[00:00] <Stormx2> timothy_: Look, I need you to open a file, select all the text, paste it into pastebin, and give me the link
[00:00] <ctmjr> Stevethepirate: try sudo aticonfig --force --initial
[00:00] <Stevethepirate> ctmjr: If I try a dpkg-reconfigure, it will do the keyboard part, and then stop
[00:00] <Stormx2> timothy_: Can you do all that?
[00:00] <Stevethepirate> k
[00:00] <Stevethepirate> Ok, done that.
[00:00] <dajhorn> It should.
[00:00] <timothy_> when i go to open it it opens up software sources
[00:00] <Stevethepirate> Must I dkpg-reconfigure now
[00:00] <Stevethepirate> s/now/now?/
[00:00] <Guest1939> hay guy's does anybody know if you need to hackproofing a ubuntu linux....because a friend  of mine is needing to really know because he is a home user on a at&t netwrok at his home
[00:01] <kent> So is the only way to deal with this on Ubuntu is to have a VERY large display?
[00:01] <imran> HELLO ANYONE?!
[00:01] <ctmjr> Stevethepirate: what output did it give?
[00:01] <Stevethepirate> ctmjr: the force worked fine.
[00:01] <kaosar> hi
[00:01] <Stormx2> timothy_: Uhg. How did you go to open it?
[00:01] <Guest1939> does any body know
[00:01] <kaosar> ya
[00:01] <ctmjr> Stevethepirate: ok try and reboot see what it does
[00:02] <Stormx2> Guest1939, No computer that is connected to the internet is hack-proof.
[00:02] <Stevethepirate> Must I reconfigure though?
[00:02] <coz_> let do this again without errors :)   two system...freshinstalls 9.04..all updates installed...scsi system has kernel  2.6.28-13-generic  and the other has the 2.6.28-15-generic...differenct hardware...should they have installed different kernels?
[00:02] <Stevethepirate> Or reboot 1st?
[00:02] <ctmjr> Stevethepirate: just reboot for now
[00:02] <Stevethepirate> Sorry, I am an ATI noob.
[00:02] <Stevethepirate> K, brb.
[00:03] <Guest1939> there is a bokk that he is reading that says you can hack proof
[00:03] <kent> I guess no one knows how to deal with this.
[00:03] <Guest1939> book
[00:03] <FloridaGuy> is there any good graphics packages for printing photo's
[00:03] <Stormx2> Guest1939, tell him to stop reading it, then.
[00:03] <th0r> Guest1939: he can hackproof the computer.....just turn it off
[00:03] <Bity> Hi. I'm stuck having browser difficulties after upgrading to 9.04, if anyone wants to help fix that now
[00:03] <Stormx2> th0r, thankyou
[00:04] <Guest1939> ok .how do yall know that linux is safe than windeos xp
[00:04] <Stormx2> Guest1939: english, please.
[00:04] <afrikaZX> Can I create a backup of my / so I can restore it easily if I mess it up? Preferably something with a GUI. Nothing?
[00:04] <Guest1939> i am
[00:04] <Stormx2> afrikaZX, it's a better idea to make a list of your installed programs and simply back up /home
[00:05] <Guest1939> i am talking to yall in english
[00:05] <th0r> Guest1939: it isn't necessarily safer. Preventing hacks, viruses and the like is more a matter of the user than the equipment
[00:05] <AxleLonghorn> I have a general linux problem, but I'm running xubuntu
[00:05] <Stormx2> Guest1939: What on earth is a "yall"?
[00:05] <leaf-sheep> !homie | Guest1939
[00:05] <Guest1939> you people
[00:05] <dotblank> th0r, mostly user. not much you can do against buffer overflow
[00:05] <th0r> Stormx2: y'all come back now, ya hear?
[00:05] <Stormx2> Oooohhh
[00:05] <FloridaGuy> Guest1939, download 50'000 thing in xp with out anyti virus and spyware..then download all that same stuff in linux...and you will see
[00:05] <Stormx2> Like a "southern accent" thing, yeah?
[00:05] <th0r> dotblank: all you have to do is avoid sites that would present such an exploit
[00:06] <leaf-sheep> Stormx2: Silly rappers accent.
[00:06] <nathan__> somebody can help me?
[00:06] <Guest1939> well i am from texas so i use yall
[00:06] <dotblank> th0r, nah im talking about IP scanning worms that find vulnerable services or other hosts on lans
[00:06] <nathan__> i'm a starte with IRC,and I cannot connect to the channel I want
[00:06] <th0r> dotblank: the only service I run is ssh and it is so far up the port list they don't bother to look.
[00:06] <nathan__> How do I do that?
[00:06] <timothy_> stromx2 i went to computer /etc/apt/source.list
[00:07] <Guest1939> now tell me what all that he need to have to better at linux
[00:07] <FloridaGuy> yall and what us northerns use as ( you )
[00:07] <Suhail> how do you uninstall apache2?
[00:07] <dotblank> Suhail, sudo apt-get remove apache2?
[00:07] <Stormx2> Guest1939: That sentence doesn't make sense in any dialect. Take a little more time constructing your sentences.
[00:08] <weeb_> was trying to have a an ubuntu mirror with debmirror and it keep saying WARNING: releasing 1 pending lock..."
[00:08] <weeb_> what could be the problem?
[00:08] <weeb_> ,mirror
[00:08] <Suhail> dotblank: it's weird, it says "not installed" yet the init.d script still exists
[00:08] <weeb_> !deb-mirror
[00:08] <weeb_> !debmirror
[00:08] <Guest1939> also can you doolboot ubuntu and redhat linux at the same time
[00:08] <dotblank> Suhail, can you start it from command line?
[00:08] <Stormx2> !msgthebot | weeb_
[00:08] <FloridaGuy> guest1939 means what does he need to make his linux better...i think
[00:08] <timothy_> hey stormx2 you there
[00:08] <Stormx2> I am.
[00:08] <Suhail> dotblank: yep
[00:08] <dotblank> Suhail, using the apache command not the init script
[00:08] <vasser> hello
[00:08] <Stormx2> You can tab-complete my nick, timothy_
[00:09] <weeb_> know what could be the problem with debmirror ?
[00:09] <dotblank> Suhail try installing it again and then purgeing it
[00:09] <Guest1939> thank u verry much floridaguy
[00:09] <vasser> when installing Ubuntu using WUBI, is it possible to install the ext4 FS ?
[00:09] <jvm_> hi. i installed ubuntu 9.04 and it popped up with a message about "You should write down your encryption key for the private directory", but neither did it show up as explained nor was a Private directory created. i'd like to ve one. what to do?
[00:09] <FloridaGuy> welcome
[00:09] <weeb_> it says "warning:releasing 1 pending lock"
[00:09] <th0r> Guest1939: check tldp.org for the Network Administrators Guide
[00:09] <vasser> (or any other than ext3)
[00:09] <Stormx2> Guest1939, "better" is a value judgement. What are you after?
[00:10] <Stevethepirate> ctmjr: Same error man... When I do a dpkg-reconfigure, get a postint warning and thats it.
[00:10] <FloridaGuy> whats some good graphics package for printing photo's
[00:10] <Guest1939> now can you doolboot ubuntu and redhat linux
[00:10] <Stormx2> Guest1939: Yes.
[00:10] <Guest1939> yes redhat linux free
[00:10] <AxleLonghorn> I unplugged an external harddrive formatted with VFAT, and now it's having trouble mounting
[00:11] <Stormx2> Guest1939, you cave man, me modern human
[00:11] <zehava> I have just installed ubuntu 8.10, firefox already installed default, I installed flashplayer-nonfree and flashplayer-plugin and I cannot get any sound
[00:11] <Guest1939> fuck u
[00:11] <dotblank> AxleLonghorn, you should fsck it
[00:11] <th0r> AxleLonghorn: did you unmount it before unplugging?
[00:11] <Stevethepirate> !language Guest1939
[00:11] <mnaines> Guest1939, here's an idea of how much safer Linux is compared to Windows XP - 400 of the world's best hackers brought down Windows XP in just 2 minutes.  They brought down Macintosh via an undisclosed hole in Safari in 10 minutes, but all 400 of them did not want to write exploit code for Linux.  Put simply, they felt hacking Linux was a waste of time
[00:11] <timothy_> hey stormx2 im trying to start a buffer with you
[00:11] <Stevethepirate> !language > Guest1939
[00:11] <zehava> looking at some of the things google has come up with for me, I have no firefoxrc file at all
[00:11] <AxleLonghorn> th0r: no I did not
[00:11] <zehava> and not sure what else to try
[00:11] <RenagadeX> how do I start terminal from a live CD?
[00:11] <M4ur0> when it says that my Hard drive has bad sectors, does it mean it doesn't work anymore??
[00:11] <AxleLonghorn> th0r: this is part of the problem, lol
[00:12] <RenagadeX> Slart:
[00:12] <th0r> AxleLonghorn: then I am with dotblank....fsck it
[00:12] <dotblank> mnaines, Why would hacking linux be a waste of time when linux runs on most of the webservers?
[00:12] <weeb_> RenagadeX: just open applications->accessories->terminal
[00:12] <RenagadeX> I cant boot linux
[00:12] <AxleLonghorn> when I run dmesg, my terminal is filled with a repeating message from the filesystem
[00:12] <weeb_> RenagadeX: you see any error messages?
[00:12] <Guest1939> so what is all the talk about linux being so dame better than windeos
[00:12] <AxleLonghorn> gparted wont start up because it's waiting for some kind of resolution, I'm sure
[00:12] <dotblank> AxleLonghorn, yea fsck it
[00:13] <dotblank> AxleLonghorn, first unmount and fsck the device and remount
[00:13] <RenagadeX> weeb_:  Naw, I dl'ed a bad graphics driver from ATI
[00:13] <Guest1939> yall tell me
[00:13] <AxleLonghorn> dotblank: it's not mounted
[00:13] <dotblank> hmm
[00:13] <AxleLonghorn> dotblank: it's in between
[00:13] <mnaines> Guest1939, it is because Linux is as easy to use as Windows, is much more secure than Windows, and has better memory allocation than Windows
[00:13] <AxleLonghorn> there's a folder in /dev/
[00:13] <dotblank> AxleLonghorn, type sync
[00:13] <AxleLonghorn> and?
[00:13] <Stevethepirate> !xorg
[00:13] <AxleLonghorn> does nothing
[00:13] <weeb_> RenagadeX: so you are seeing that xserver error on having a bad card?
[00:14] <dotblank> AxleLonghorn, make sure you kill anything that may try to remount it
[00:14] <FloridaGuy> Guest1939, if you read the message...linux hasent been taken down by hackers when windows has in 1 min and mac osx in 10
[00:14] <Irishmanluke> M4ur0: It means that parts of it are broke but you canstill reformat it to ignore the bad sectors
[00:14] <dotblank> once its unmounted fsck it
[00:14] <Guest1939> you guys are linux pros ....so why dont you guys just help me out
[00:14] <Stevethepirate> *SIGH* @ Guest1939
[00:14] <RenagadeX> weeb_:  I just see a extremely pixelated badly colored Ubuntu logo strung across the top of the screen repeatedly
[00:14] <AxleLonghorn> dotblank: what do I kill? I'm fairly new to filesystem stuff, never had to care before
[00:14] <M4ur0> how do i i format it to ignore the bad sectors?
[00:14] <mnaines> Guest1939, the only way to compromise a Linux machine is to gain access to the root account, and that cannot be done via the internet
[00:15] <dotblank> well just issue the mount command to see if its in fact mounted
[00:15] <Stevethepirate> mnaines: Lies, really.
[00:15] <Stevethepirate> If you have any access to a shell, then most of the root exploits will drop  you to root.
[00:15] <dotblank> AxleLonghorn, if it is then run sudo umount /dev/??? on it
[00:15] <Stevethepirate> www.milw0rm.com for example lists somel.
[00:15] <weeb_> RenagadeX: Clt-alt-f1?
[00:15] <Stevethepirate> s/some1/some/
[00:15] <Guest1939> really r u sure is has happinen to me a hacker trysd to get into my root acc
[00:15] <Irishmanluke> FloridaGuy: are you trying to say it's impossible to gain unauthorized priveleges on a linux machine that's silly
[00:15] <AxleLonghorn> dotblank: it isn't mounted
[00:15] <RenagadeX> weeb_: oh
[00:16] <RenagadeX> weeb_: maybe
[00:16] <dotblank> AxleLonghorn, you should be safe to fsck it then
[00:16] <Guest1939> by the internet
[00:16] <Maximo> .
[00:16] <mnaines> Guest1939, the key word is TRIED...He most likely failed
[00:16] <RenagadeX> weeb_:  I know basiclly nothing of linux :D
[00:16] <weeb_> Guest1939: gnu.org/philosophy
[00:16] <Guest1939> no i got them off
[00:16] <dotblank> AxleLonghorn, if you are still unsure then reboot and dont mount the drive
[00:16] <FloridaGuy> Irishmanluke, <mnaines> Guest1939, here's an idea of how much safer Linux is compared to Windows XP - 400 of the world's best hackers brought down Windows XP in just 2 minutes.  They brought down Macintosh via an undisclosed hole in Safari in 10 minutes, but all 400 of them did not want to write exploit code for Linux.  Put simply, they felt hacking Linux was a waste of time
[00:16] <Stevethepirate> Hey okes, getting an xserver error *No screens found*, running dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg seems to the keyboard setup section and then stop. Any ideas.
[00:16] <zehava> Is there any fix for the problem with firefox and flashplayer?  I do not have a firefoxrc file to alter and I can't find a solution that doesn't include that
[00:17] <Stevethepirate> FloridaGuy: old news is old.
[00:17] <mnaines> Guest1939, do what I do and store all your mission-critical data on external hard drives then configure them so you have to manually mount them, then when you're not using the drives, switch them off so that even if someone gains access to the machine remotely they cannot mount the drives
[00:17] <Guest1939> if u can crake into a windeos os you can crak into a linux os
[00:17] <FloridaGuy> thats what the other guys was telling guest1939
[00:17] <weeb_> RenagadeX: yeah it should do.. well if you have a bad driver.. that live cd fails.. you will have to search for its details.
[00:17] <Irishmanluke> M4ur0: when you install ubuntu it will do that
[00:18] <adrian__> hi every one, here is my question --  I want ubuntu to boot right into a terminal not the gui, is there a way to do it through the gui or do i need to edit a bash file in the terminal
[00:18] <Stevethepirate> Guest1939: Not really, they are inherently differently designed from a security point of view.
[00:18] <dotblank> Guest1939, I dont know why we bother with you trolls
[00:18] <FloridaGuy> Guest1939, can you crack into windows
[00:18] <Stevethepirate> dotblank: Hell yeah.
[00:18] <Guest1939> yes i can crak into windeos os
[00:18] <Stevethepirate> adrian__: As in, when your PC turns on, you want just a terminal?
[00:18] <Stevethepirate> Guest1939: Thats a thrilling story, but this is not #scriptkiddies
[00:18] <Guest1939> also i am not a fucking troll ass hole
[00:19] <zehava> how do I find what version of ubuntu I have installed?
[00:19] <M4ur0> i have tried to install ubuntu and it said that the hard drive has bad sectors. I have tried reformatting it and it say's error ..
[00:19] <FloridaGuy> Guest1939, ok then lets if you can crack into my system
[00:19] <adrian__> yes thats right
[00:19] <Irishmanluke> adrian__: in the lower left hand corner of the login screen you can select aterminal session
[00:19] <dajhorn> zehava: lsb_release -a
[00:19] <Stevethepirate> zehava: lsb_releases -a
[00:19] <Stevethepirate> meh, inb4 dajhorn
[00:19] <dotblank> !troll
[00:19] <Guest1939> fuck u ass wipe
[00:19] <Stevethepirate> !op
[00:19] <Stevethepirate> Ta.
[00:19] <Irishmanluke> !coc
[00:20] <Stevethepirate> Hey okes, getting an xserver error *No screens found*, running dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg seems to the keyboard setup section and then stop. Any ideas?
[00:20] <adrian__> thank you
[00:20] <FloridaGuy> guest1939 had a bad mouth
[00:20] <jpds> FloridaGuy: Yeah, but he's gone for now.
[00:20] <Stevethepirate> And lots of hacker friends :)
[00:20] <unop> Stevethepirate, you can no longer get a functional xorg.conf using that method -- it seems the only way is to manually create this file to get something meaningful.
[00:21] <Stevethepirate> unop: Since when though, I recall doing it on a 8.04 box last week x/
[00:21] <weeb_> gnutron: yo!
[00:21] <FloridaGuy> ok now for my ?...whats some good graphics packages for printing photo's
[00:21] <magikid> Does anyone know how to turn off quit messages in XChat?
[00:21] <Stevethepirate> What is the recommended way then? Im not a xserver guru, and lack of internet really now whilst X is dead :(
[00:21] <gnutron> weeb_: yo
[00:21] <unop> Stevethepirate, well, since the new Xorg versions - probably since version 7.something
[00:21] <Stevethepirate> unop: meh, ^^
[00:22] <MOUD> how do I kill the Package Installer process?
[00:23] <FloridaGuy> MOUD, shoot it
[00:23] <Stormx2> magikid: settings > preferences
[00:23] <Stevethepirate> unop: since, my xorg.conf says its a legit way to fix it.
[00:23] <gnutron> magikid: iirc, you click on the channel tab, toggle joins, parts quits.
[00:23] <MOUD> FloridaGuy: ok, let me get a gun then... -.-
[00:23] <Stevethepirate> unop: my xorg.conf [grep -v #*\n] is like 10 lines x(
[00:23] <unop> Stevethepirate, that's just cruft from the legacy scripts
[00:24] <webbb> bdubsemai@gmail.com
[00:24] <unop> Stevethepirate, what kind of a video card do you have?
[00:24] <magikid> thanks
[00:24] <Stevethepirate> Radeon 4850, on a samsung 24 inch LCD
[00:24] <coreyman> Is there a version of ubuntu mobile that requries less than 256MB ram? The smart phone I am getting has 64MB of ram.
[00:24] <AxleLonghorn> dotblank: what exactly am I trying to do with fsck
[00:24] <Stevethepirate> [2 of them in crossfire]]]]]
[00:24] <unop> !ati | Stevethepirate - this should point you in the right direction hopefully
[00:25] <magikid> Actually in XChat you have to issue '/SET irc_conf_mode 1'
[00:25] <magikid> thanks for the others though
[00:25] <Stevethepirate> unop: problem with this method is that I have no working PC with a GUI to acces that link x/
[00:25] <AxleLonghorn> dotblank: when I run sudo fsck /dev/sdd I get "Superblock invalid..."
[00:25] <Stevethepirate> We have a lame firewall here, and I cant do authentication without a proper browser like firefox.
[00:25] <unop> Stevethepirate, what are you on the internet with currently?
[00:25] <Stevethepirate> ssh session, irc isnt firewalled x/
[00:26] <unop> Stevethepirate, can't you use something like lynx or w3m then?
[00:26] <Stevethepirate> unop: Not with our firewall setup...
[00:26] <Stevethepirate> I used to run lynx wrapped with tsocks, but my overseas server is down x/
[00:27] <MOUD> how do I kill the Package Installer process?
[00:27] <edbian> MOUD: Take a look at the processes running using "ps"
[00:27] <unop> Stevethepirate, well well, I'd say - find a machine that hasn't these restrictions - make some notes, etc and return to try the methods out.
[00:27] <edbian> MOUD: ps -e to list them all
[00:28] <edbian> MOUD: On the left you'll see the PID (process I D)
[00:28] <edbian> MOUD: Then run "kill <pid>"
[00:28] <Hydrid> http://paste.ubuntu.com/257798/
[00:29] <Hydrid> its an error about virtual box
[00:29] <Hydrid> and i need help
[00:29] <Stevethepirate> unop: That is going to be hard, I will see what I can do... University networks sooo unawesome x(
[00:29] <MinusSeven> Hydrid, looks like you still use Windows Me on your other computer
[00:29] <edbian> Hydrid: Why don't you use the virtual box that's in the repos??
[00:30] <MinusSeven> for LAN parties
[00:30] <b3rz3rk3r> Stevethepirate, uni networks are awesome,, you just need a vpn to get past the restrictions :p
[00:30] <edbian> b3rz3rk3r: ?  What do you mean?
[00:30] <llua> i installed this blue junior theme but the icons doesnt match the screen shot, and i dont see the choice in the icons tab
[00:30] <llua> http://www.ubuntu-art.org/content/show.php?content=72003&forumpage=0&PHPSESSID=75aee065418b3e9bd5c52933e2ec91e6
[00:30] <bau> hi all
[00:30] <Hydrid> cause someone said to me thats better to use directly from sun
 and i need help
[00:30] <MinusSeven> one issue at a time
[00:30] <edbian> b3rz3rk3r: Can you point me to a good VPN that I can access from school (using only port 80) ??
[00:30] <MinusSeven> Hydrid, don't look directly at the sun
[00:30] <Hydrid> minusseven what???
[00:30] <MinusSeven> you'll go blind
[00:31] <edbian> !hi | bau
[00:31] <b3rz3rk3r> edbian, where in the world are you, as that will affect which vpn you would choose
[00:31] <Stevethepirate> b3rz3rk3r: Heh, this is true, our IT department are noobs, but they arent that bad to openVPNs
[00:31] <Stevethepirate> *not ban
[00:31] <adrian__> I got a question, I am using ubunto for the moment. I do not want it to boot right into the gui. I need the terminal and to see the servies load and whatever eles loads. I know one can click the lower left hand side of the screen and select the promt to boot into fail safe terminal but that sucks. Is there a bash file to edit to get this to work.
[00:31] <edbian> b3rz3rk3r: Monmouth, Il  It's near the mississippi river(I can be more specific if necessary)
[00:31] <Hydrid> so the answear is to put virtual box from repository???
[00:31] <MinusSeven> adrian__ what's ubunto ?
[00:32] <b3rz3rk3r> edbian, haha, no i just needed your country :p
[00:32] <MinusSeven> read the topic
[00:32] <Bity> Hi all
[00:32] <Hydrid> thats the solution
[00:32] <bau> I never used mkv file, but now I have to burn it in a DVD and I don't know how to do this. Simply burn it with brasero like a normal avi file?
[00:32] <edbian> adrian__: Be more specific.  Would you like it so that your system boots to a CLI and then you have to run a command to start the GUI once you've logged in?  That's very easy to set up.
[00:32] <b3rz3rk3r> edbian, you want to get one thats from an english speaking country im guessing? (makes google easier)
[00:32] <edbian> b3rz3rk3r: I would apprieciate it in my language.  Yes
[00:33] <nErVe> I downloaded a few icon themes from gnome look org
[00:33] <coreyman> Anyone know of a how-to for ubuntu on a mobile phone?
[00:33] <adrian__> yes thats is it
[00:33] <Irishmanluke> adrian__: hello  again if you press ctrl alt f1 you'll get to a real terminal
[00:33] <nErVe> BU ti cant seem to get them workin
[00:33] <MOUD> edbian: thanks
[00:33] <llua> i installed this blue junior theme but the icons doesnt match the screen shot, and i dont see the choice in the icons tab
[00:33] <edbian> adrian__: Simply remove the "gdm" package: "sudo apt-get remove gdm"  Then to start a GUI after you've logged in simply type "startx"
[00:33] <llua> http://www.ubuntu-art.org/content/show.php?content=72003&forumpage=0&PHPSESSID=75aee065418b3e9bd5c52933e2ec91e6
[00:33] <edbian> MOUD: NP!
[00:34] <weeb_> was trying to mirror ubuntu with debmirror --method=http --host=ie.archive.ubuntu.com --arch=i386 --source --dist=hardy,hardy-security,hardy-updates,hardy-backports --section=main,main/debian-installer,universe --ignore-release-gpg --root=ubuntu  --allow-dist-rename /srv/ubuntu but it dies out without any error but one warning "releasing 1 pending lock"
[00:34] <adrian__> thank you
[00:34] <nErVe> same problem as llua
[00:34] <afrikaZX> new ubuntu install. ext3 or ext4 on /
[00:34] <afrikaZX> ?
[00:34] <Stevethepirate> unop: I provided max wins... got tsocks working and on this page now.
[00:34] <edbian> adrian__: NP!  BTW it's customary to begin your statements with my name if you're talking to me.  Just like I'm doing for you! :)
[00:34] <nErVe> llua same problem i downloaded a few icon themes installed them but they dont look the same
[00:34] <imran> does anyone know if there is Hardware Acceleration on an integrated GeForce4 MX card???
[00:35] <nErVe> they look "old"
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[00:35] <b3rz3rk3r> edbian, you might want to check out AlwaysVPN
[00:35] <Hydrid> no its not imran
[00:35] <MinusSeven> edbian, what if I'm talking to everyone in the channel except for akv?
[00:35] <b3rz3rk3r> edbian, its free, usa based and unlimited
[00:35] <llua> the theme looks so cool too
[00:35] <MOUD> where are all the files downloaded from apt-get install  goes?
[00:35] <edbian> MinusSeven: lol
[00:35] <nErVe> llua: WHAT do you think we should do to get some attention?
[00:35] <MOUD> *go
[00:35] <edbian> b3rz3rk3r: Thanks! :)
[00:35] <imran> Hydrid, your kidding me X_x
[00:35] <Hydrid> nop
[00:35] <b3rz3rk3r> edbian, np man
 would be faster to email the maker i think
[00:36] <edbian> MOUD: They're split into the many categories of the FS.  Most though go somewhere under /usr
[00:36] <MOUD> edbian: I see
[00:36] <DaZ-> MOUD, somewhere in /var.
[00:36] <rblst> MOUD: /var/cache/apt
[00:36] <DaZ-> exactly
[00:36] <meway> hello
[00:37] <meway> can someone help me ???????????
[00:37] <MOUD> thanks edbian, DaZ- and rblst
[00:37] <b3rz3rk3r> !question | meway
[00:37] <nErVe> llua: the thing is I have a lot of icon themes which are not visible
[00:37] <coreyman> llua you made me want to get gnome again.
[00:37] <MOUD> now... how can I copy all those files into my flash drive so I can use them after I reinstall ubuntu?
[00:37] <edbian> coreyman: I love gnome!
[00:37] <edbian> MOUD: Check out the "apt on cd" package
[00:37] <edbian> !!
  word.
[00:38] <meway> i have an issue with my internet why dose it now allow me to connect i am also useing a wired connection
[00:38] <zenlunatic> what files MOUD
[00:38] <meway> not*
[00:38] <meway> not letting me connect
[00:38] <meway> its a fresh intall of v.9 something
[00:38] <MOUD> edbian: I don't want to create a CD or ISO, I just want the files in there to reuse after I reinstall ubuntu
[00:38] <MOUD> zenlunatic: the files on the repositories
[00:39] <nErVe> Guys how bout some help for llua and nErVe
 <3
[00:39] <zenlunatic> MOUD: synaptic can save a registry thing so after reinstall you point it to that registry and installs those packages
[00:39] <llua> i installed this blue junior theme but the icons doesnt match the screen shot, and i dont see the choice in the icons tab
[00:39] <llua> http://www.ubuntu-art.org/content/show.php?content=72003&forumpage=0&PHPSESSID=75aee065418b3e9bd5c52933e2ec91e6
[00:39] <zenlunatic> MOUD: probably not configs though.  just backup ~ and /root
[00:40] <b3rz3rk3r> meway, you need to be more specific about your problem, including how your network is setup and how you are connected to the internet
[00:40] <MOUD> I see.
[00:40] <Bity> Yeah, I'm still having the problem with firefox and konqueror "Waiting for x.com..." for almost every site. Still stuck...
[00:40] <MOUD> thanks all.
[00:40] <edbian> llua: The makers of those themes aren't rigourous.  Whoever it was simply used a screen shot of their computer (using that icon theme) for a demonstration of their theme.  Just because those icons are in the shot doesn't mean they're included in the file you downloaded.  That's my best guess.
[00:40] <MOUD> gonna do a reinstall in ubuntu and I'll be back later
[00:41] <Irishmanluke> zenlunatic: can you do thatwith aptitude  only
[00:41] <zenlunatic> Irishmanluke: no idea but you can with synaptic
[00:41] <Hydrid> Cannot install 'virtualbox-ose'
[00:41] <Hydrid> This application conflicts with other installed software. To install 'virtualbox-ose' the conflicting software must be removed first.
[00:41] <Hydrid> Switch to the 'synaptic' package manager to resolve this conflict.
 thats what i was thinking, i'm try to contact him to ask which he used
[00:41] <nErVe> llua: are we so unimportant.
[00:41] <zefyx> im installing android on my HTC Touch
[00:41] <edbian> Hydrid: So switch to synaptic
[00:41] <zefyx> so nice
[00:41] <meway> b3rz3rk3r i just installed ubuntu the one on the top of the page of ubuntu.com ok i clicked on the browser and it says its in offline mode
[00:41] <zefyx> crazy watching my windows mobile phone bootup linux LOL
[00:41] <Hydrid> i went to synaptics wrote virtualbox
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[00:42] <imran> is there anyway to tell if my pc has agp/pci/pic-e slots without opening it up
[00:42] <edbian> nErVe: I just answered his question!  Stop whining
[00:42] <Hydrid> but what to do
[00:42] <Hydrid> the files i see they are not checked
[00:42] <b3rz3rk3r> meway, have you clicked on the computer icon at the top right and chosen a network to connect to?
[00:42] <edbian> Hydrid: Did you find the package?
[00:42] <Irishmanluke> zefyx: nice I'm on my g1
[00:42] <Hydrid> yes
[00:42] <Hydrid> edbian yes
[00:42] <imran> is there anyway to tell if my pc has agp/pci/pic-e slots without opening it up?
[00:42] <edbian> Hydrid: Right click a package in synaptic and choose "mark for installation"
[00:43] <b3rz3rk3r> Irishmanluke, how are you finding it? i was thinking of getting one in 2 weeks or so..
[00:43] <edbian> Hydrid: Then click the apply button in the main manu bar
[00:43] <meway> b3rz3rk3r i dont see a computer icon i see 5 bars that look like cell phone bars and i just chose auto etho
[00:43] <meway> and lmao it just worked
[00:43] <zenlunatic> imachine: lspci, cat various /proc files
[00:43] <meway> b3rz3rk3r thank you XD
[00:43] <edbian> imran: Perhaps looking the bios?  I'm not really sure.  I usually just look...
[00:43] <Hydrid> edbian and why it says there is a conflict??? is the program already installed?
[00:43] <b3rz3rk3r> meway, yup.. those indicate wireless
[00:43] <b3rz3rk3r> meway, np
[00:44] <edbian> Hydrid: I don't know what the conflict is but synaptic is more powerful than Add/Remove  It will help you.
[00:44] <meway> b3rz3rk3r it has wireless capability but im wired in
[00:44] <meway> intresting
[00:44] <Irishmanluke> b3rz3rk3r: I enjoy it but it's been afewmonths and the wifi has broken, I'lll just get them to send me a new one though
[00:44] <meway> anyway off to fix this server up
[00:44] <meway> lol
[00:44] <meway> thanks again
[00:44] <imran> edbian, k thanks, its my dads pc and he doesnt wanna open it up lol
[00:44] <cracker> lol
[00:44] <cracker> héy
[00:44] <edbian> imran: Well knowing the number of open slots is pretty pointless if you can't open the box up to add cards.
[00:44] <Irishmanluke> b3rz3rk3r: there's a great ssh client with port forwarding and everything
[00:44] <cracker> héy evrybody
[00:45] <edbian> !hi | cracker
[00:45] <imran> edbian, ill be getting his computer in a couple weeks/monthes and need to know what kinda graphics cards i can get ;D
[00:45] <cracker> thanx bro
[00:45] <edbian> imran: Nice! :)  Are you gonna run compiz?
[00:45] <imran> edbian, prob.
[00:45] <edbian> imran: nice
[00:45] <imran> edbian, im looking at spending <$60, how is this card : http://www.microcenter.com/single_product_results.phtml?product_id=0308043
[00:46] <cracker> i will tel you something i'm tired i goona now in bad
[00:46] <cracker> for speal
[00:46] <AxleLonghorn> so my external harddrive is messed up
[00:46] <cracker> toworrow
[00:46] <cracker> speak tolking
[00:46] <cracker> cia
[00:46] <b3rz3rk3r> Irishmanluke, thats cool, iv been playing with SSH quite a bit recently, so that would be fun. I kinda have my heart set on a G1 for the keyboard.. but really any android phone would do as long as it has a keyboard
[00:46] <AxleLonghorn> it's fs is VFAT, it refuses to mount, and fsck can't fix the problemm
[00:46] <edbian> imran: That's a great price for that card IMO!
[00:47] <imran> edbian, i thought so - but sadly im broke right now and they only have 11 in stock :D
[00:47] <edbian> imran: PNY: good brand, 1024DDR2: good ram and a lot of it!, pcie: good connection
[00:47] <imran> edbian, but once i get enough money ill just watch for a good one to go on sale
[00:47] <weeb_> trying to mirror ubuntu, debmirror says duplicate codename hardy.. what can be the problem?
[00:47] <edbian> imran: Make sure it's linux friendly. (nvidia is)
[00:48] <innomen> hey guys can anyone recommend a good wifi card, cost is not necessarily a factor.
[00:49] <boss_mc> innomen: pci/pc-slot/usb?
[00:49] <innomen> something with support out of the box would rock but is not absolutly required
[00:49] <innomen> PCI
[00:49] <Irishmanluke> b3rz3rk3r: my only gripesreally are with t-mobile but unlike otheersmartphones they haven't blocked skype or google voice in the market
[00:49] <psycho_oreos> innomen, does it need draft-n support?
[00:49] <b3rz3rk3r> innomen, im running a Dlink DWA556 extreme N, its out of the box with ubuntu
[00:49] <root5_> the most powerfull card is the usb awus036h
[00:50] <zehava> Can anyone tell me how to get sound to work with firefox and flashplayer on Jaunty please?
[00:50] <innomen> psycho_oreos, what is draft n? i would like it to see N networks if thats what you mean
[00:50] <psycho_oreos> innomen, see and use
[00:50] <innomen> root5_, by what measure do you mean most powerful;?
[00:50] <innomen> psycho_oreos, then yes
[00:50] <b3rz3rk3r> Irishmanluke, i would probably be hacking it and using custom firmware, so thats not really an issue, but good to know
[00:50] <root5_> zehava, try to install flashplugin-nonfree or something like that
[00:50] <marinel> Hi, does anyone know whether there's a quicklauncher panel (that allows drag'n'drop of apps) for xubuntu?
[00:50] <innomen> b3rz3rk3r, i'll look into it
[00:51] <zehava> root5_ did that, flash player plays the video fine, but no sound.  All other sounds works, just not from flash player
[00:51] <innomen> b3rz3rk3r, pci express? like a video card slot?
[00:51] <imran> edoceo, EW! My dad just said he's gonna wait till windows 7 comes out to buy his pc (Oct. 22)
[00:51] <root5_> innomen, i mean 500mW, injection compatible
[00:51] <psycho_oreos> innomen, awus036h is high powered dongle, it sends more power through the radio waves
[00:51] <imran> edbian, EW! My dad just said he's gonna wait till windows 7 comes out to buy his pc (Oct. 22)
[00:51] <b3rz3rk3r> innomen, yes it is, i thin kthey do a pci-e version too if that helps?
[00:51] <imran> edoceo, sorry wron person
[00:51] <psycho_oreos> root5_, 300mW+ TX rate
[00:52] <innomen> b3rz3rk3r, my video slot is in use heehh
[00:52] <mody> i just got my ubuntu 9,04 and i install it in inside windows xp sp2 and it install and then ask restart and after restart computer it keep complete the installtion and then after this i got only black screen and nothing come up so how fix this?
[00:53] <innomen> b3rz3rk3r, that is truly an insane card
[00:53] <root5_> psycho_oreos, what are you trying to say ?
[00:53] <b3rz3rk3r> innomen, yes it is :D
[00:53] <b3rz3rk3r> innomen, well, u said you wanted a nice one :p
[00:53] <psycho_oreos> root5_, trying to correct you, many people get confused over its true capabilities :p
[00:54] <innomen> b3rz3rk3r, that i did
[00:54] <innomen> b3rz3rk3r, thats the price tag on that communications satilie?
[00:54] <root5_> psycho_oreos, well give me the link
[00:54] <innomen> whats*
[00:54] <b3rz3rk3r> innomen, haha, no expense was spared on my gaming rig
[00:54] <Stevethepirate> X seems to take an entire core on my quadcore.... any ideas?
[00:54] <innomen> root5_, where can i buy this usb dongle?
[00:55] <psycho_oreos> innomen, ebay, etc
[00:55] <innomen> b3rz3rk3r, so cost?
[00:55] <innomen> psycho_oreos, couldent find one on newegg
[00:56] <b3rz3rk3r> innomen, i think i paid about $100+ for it,, but that was  a while ago.. so it will be cheaper now
[00:56] <psycho_oreos> innomen, its only available at a few select stores.. there's rokland and data-alliance, etc
[00:56] <root5_> innomen, well on the internet only, it's not even legal to in certain country, in france the windows drivers forces the card under 300mW
[00:56] <zap_foster> in a dual-head config of gnome, when I move the mouse between each screen it works ok, but it leaves a mouse pointer behind in the other window.  is it possible to have just the one pointer?
[00:56] <b3rz3rk3r> Stevethepirate, have u check out the process manager to see whats eating your cpu?
[00:56] <mody> i just got my ubuntu 9,04 and i install it in inside windows xp sp2 and it install and then ask restart and after restart computer it keep complete the installtion and then after this i got only black screen and nothing come up so how fix this?
[00:56] <root5_> innomen, but I bought it on another website, but cant remember the name, I suggest you browse some wifi related forums
[00:56] <Stevethepirate> b3rz3rk3r: Yes, hence I said X above.
[00:57] <Bity> Can anyone help me with my endlessly waiting browser?
[00:57] <b3rz3rk3r> Stevethepirate, is the memory use more than normal?
[00:57] <mody> i just got my ubuntu 9,04 and i install it in inside windows xp sp2 and it install and then ask restart and after restart computer it keep complete the installtion and then after this i got only black screen and nothing come up so how fix this?
[00:57] <psycho_oreos> root5_, https://fjallfoss.fcc.gov/oetcf/eas/reports/ViewExhibitReport.cfm?mode=Exhibits&RequestTimeout=500&calledFromFrame=N&application_id=735762&fcc_id=%27UQ2AWUS036H%27
[00:57] <Stevethepirate> b3rz3rk3r: Seems to stablise after like 4 mins.. ok now
[00:58] <b3rz3rk3r> Stevethepirate, i cant think of  a reason that it would grind away like that
[00:58] <b3rz3rk3r> Stevethepirate, issues with compiz perhaps?
[00:58] <root5_> psycho_oreos, there's a list of pdf files
[00:58] <psycho_oreos> root5_, the answer is within that page
[00:58] <blizzkid> lo all. Is there anything like XBMC that runs on PPC?
[00:58] <Platypus-Man> I can't start gparted, when trying to start it from terminal, I get the error "Could not initialise connection to hald. Normally this means the HAL daemon (hald) is not running or not ready." - found a forum post mentioning that if the dbus and HAL daemons are started manually, gParted will run - but I can't figure out how to start those daemons.
[00:59] <root5_> psycho_oreos, i wont enable JS, I don't see any relevant information on it as I see it, but if the awus036h is "just" a 300mW card, there must be another reference over the web
[00:59] <suitdetony> hi my name is tony I am from Guadalajara and I am looking for a beautiful girl my email is: suitdetony@hotmail.com tank you
[00:59] <Stevethepirate> Whats that mplayer library that displays movies in ASCI
[01:00] <b3rz3rk3r> suitdetony, not in here.. thanks
[01:00] <mody> i just got my ubuntu 9,04 and i install it in inside windows xp sp2 and it install and then ask restart and after restart computer it keep complete the installtion and then after this i got only black screen and nothing come up so how fix this?
[01:00] <innomen> root5_, what is the ezxact search term i should use for the usb in question? and how doe sit compare to the one b3rz3rk3r suggested?
[01:00] <root5_> psycho_oreos, i am reading that you have to iwpriv wlan0 highpower 1 in order to get the  max of the card
[01:00] <Platypus-Man> Stevethepirate: AAlib
[01:00] <mody> i just got my ubuntu 9,04 and i install it in inside windows xp sp2 and it install and then ask restart and after restart computer it keep complete the installtion and then after this i got only black screen and nothing come up so how fix this?
[01:01] <Stevethepirate> Platypus-Man: ta.
[01:01] <psycho_oreos> root5_, I highly doubt you can achieve 500mW, its not really legal and again, its only a maximum transmit level, doesn't mean that it can receive at the same level as well
[01:01] <root5_> innomen, awus036h wireless card forum maybe, youll find to much commercial links i suggest you try and find a good wifi forum were they recommand websites
[01:02] <psycho_oreos> and awus036h only does b/g it doesn't do n-draft
[01:03] <root5_> psycho_oreos, well, i'm investigating, i think your right, it's not 500mW, but you can push the card to that power level, but it seems to be dangerous for the card
[01:03] <Stevethepirate> Watching porn with -vo aa is best EVAR when high
[01:03] <mody> i just got my ubuntu 9,04 and i install it in inside windows xp sp2 and it install and then ask restart and after restart computer it keep complete the installtion and then after this i got only black screen and nothing come up so how fix this?
[01:03] <leachim6> hey
[01:03] <leachim6> my ubuntu is completely up-to-date
[01:03] <psycho_oreos> root5_, it is for those who persist, I have a pair of those and I　never try to overrun it
[01:03] <leachim6> and now it won't shutdown
[01:03] <innomen> root5_, it's all over ebay and various google shopping results
[01:03] <Azabach> hi
[01:04] <leachim6> shutdown from the gui in gnome or executing "sudo shutdown -h now" hangs before it is shutdown
[01:04] <leachim6> and it never shuts down
[01:04] <leachim6> how do I fix it !:(
[01:05] <root5_> psycho_oreos, i read something interesting, it actually uses 300mW, and you'll never get above this value if you just use the card like that
[01:05] <mody> i just got my ubuntu 9,04 and i install it in inside windows xp sp2 and it install and then ask restart and after restart computer it keep complete the installtion and then after this i got only black screen and nothing come up so how fix this?
[01:05] <psycho_oreos> root5_, yes its mentioned previously but again its only TX level
[01:06] <LinuxAddict> hey how do you repair apt-get
[01:06] <mody> i just got my ubuntu 9,04 and i install it in inside windows xp sp2 and it install and then ask restart and after restart computer it keep complete the installtion and then after this i got only black screen and nothing come up so how fix this?
[01:06] <root5_> psycho_oreos, but you know, on the web you have the awus036EH => 300mW and the awus036h -> 500 mW, aren't you confusing ?
[01:07] <psycho_oreos> root5_, no because the link I　have provided to you on the fcc website, there is a pdf file specifically detailing its TX power
[01:07] <mody> i just got my ubuntu 9,04 and i install it in inside windows xp sp2 and it install and then ask restart and after restart computer it keep complete the installtion and then after this i got only black screen same as MS-DOS and nothing come up so how fix this?
[01:07] <root5_> psycho_oreos, ok
[01:07] <psycho_oreos> and don't forget theres awus036e which only does 30mW
[01:08] <MyWay> is there a software similar to cfosspeed of windows, for give 'ping' priority to determinate app or protocols?
[01:08] <LinuxAddict> how do you repair apt-get
[01:08] <innomen> b3rz3rk3r, is there a non pci-e version fo that card?
[01:08] <mody> i just got my ubuntu 9,04 and i install it in inside windows xp sp2 and it install and then ask restart and after restart computer it keep complete the installtion and then after this i got only black screen same as MS-DOS and nothing come up so how fix this?
[01:09] <psycho_oreos> innomen, which card is this?
[01:09] <b3rz3rk3r> innomen, yes there is
[01:09] <innomen> that evil dlink DWA556
[01:09] <psycho_oreos> ah
[01:09] <psycho_oreos> and you wanted usb?
[01:09] <innomen> b3rz3rk3r, i dont understand thier naming convention can you tell me how it works or help me with a link?
[01:09] <innomen> psycho_oreos, i want a good card, pci or usb dosent matter
[01:10] <mody> i just got my ubuntu 9,04 and i install it in inside windows xp sp2 and it install and then ask restart and after restart computer it keep complete the installtion and then after this i got only black screen same as MS-DOS and nothing come up so how fix this?
[01:10] <innomen> i'm between houses i need ot see a printer in one and the hub in another
[01:10] <b3rz3rk3r> innomen, i dont really know how it works with them.. hell, i bet they dont even know.. i just know that its a great card with good support for future use
[01:11] <LinuxAddict> stormx2 are you there
[01:11] <b3rz3rk3r> innomen, though a little pricey :p
[01:11] <psycho_oreos> hmm madwifi-project.org might have information on dlink
[01:11] <innomen> b3rz3rk3r, well i like the 3 antenna and i think i'm taxing my usb as it is
[01:11] <innomen> b3rz3rk3r, i dont mind about the price i'll save up
[01:11] <innomen> b3rz3rk3r, i live on the internet, its a valid expence
[01:12] <Stormx2> LinuxAddict: Yes. Why?
[01:12] <b3rz3rk3r> innomen, USB2 throughput is 60MB/ps burst rate.. doubt u are taxing your usb
[01:12] <innomen> also i've brunt two usb wifi's already
[01:12] <innomen> burnt
[01:12] <innomen> b3rz3rk3r, i mean durability
[01:12] <b3rz3rk3r> innomen, hahah, ok, amyb u are :p
[01:12] <b3rz3rk3r> mayb*
[01:12] <innomen> not speed heheh
[01:12] <innomen> i leave them running all day every day
[01:12] <psycho_oreos> which brands and model are they innomen out of curiousity?
[01:12] <PoisonSerpent_> what is the channel for ubottu?
[01:13] <zefyx> wtf
[01:13] <innomen> psycho_oreos, one was cheap ebay stuff and the other net gear, brb i'll get them and feed you numbers
[01:13] <zefyx> freenode isn't home to the google android channel anymore?
[01:13] <zehava> if I remove pulseaudio it also removes ubuntu-desktop???
[01:13] <psycho_oreos> innomen, btw: http://madwifi-project.org/wiki/Compatibility/D-Link
[01:13] <b3rz3rk3r> innomen, yeah then go for that one imo.. signal is better in XP from my experience, but if you run an N network it doesnt really matter
[01:14] <innomen> b3rz3rk3r, by that one you mean the non pci-3 version of the card you have, can you link me ro model number so i can shop around?
[01:15] <innomen> psycho_oreos, the first was netgear wg111t and it lasted years andf the other was edup something 54m and it lasted about a year, not bad for 10$ shipping included
[01:15]  * Bity waits patiently _.._
[01:15] <b3rz3rk3r> innomen, im telling you all this from memory, so i dont have my machine handy to check
[01:15] <innomen> b3rz3rk3r, oh ok, sorry
[01:15] <b3rz3rk3r> innomen, but im sure the card is the DWA556 extreme N
[01:16] <b3rz3rk3r> innomen, so just google for that, or use newegg or something. you are in USA right?
[01:16] <psycho_oreos> innomen, lol netgear has a poor reputation for versioning their own devices and I had a wg111v2 (latter model) which is trying to kill itself these days, horribly designed and full of lies
[01:16] <innomen> b3rz3rk3r, thats the pcie version the dlink page is madness, i'm trying to find a list so i can look above and below i hope it works that way heehh
[01:16] <innomen> psycho_oreos, yea i got it free so i cant complain
[01:16] <psycho_oreos> innomen, did you not see the link I pasted from madwifi-project ?
[01:17] <innomen> the one i have now was like 20$ two years ago lol
[01:17] <psycho_oreos> its a piece of crap, netgear
[01:17] <innomen> psycho_oreos, i didnt look yet, i was not wanting to be rude
[01:17] <psycho_oreos> innomen, good info there fyi :)
[01:17] <innomen> cool i'll read it
[01:18] <mody> i just got my ubuntu 9,04 and i install it in inside windows xp sp2 and it install and then ask restart and after restart computer it keep complete the installtion and then after this i got only black screen same as MS-DOS and nothing come up so how fix this?
[01:18] <mody> i just got my ubuntu 9,04 and i install it in inside windows xp sp2 and it install and then ask restart and after restart computer it keep complete the installtion and then after this i got only black screen same as MS-DOS and nothing come up so how fix this?
[01:18] <FloodBot2> mody: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:18] <innomen> oh wow, its saturday
[01:19] <innomen> friends coming to pick me up, lmao maybe i should pay attention
[01:19] <innomen> thanks guys i'll read up
[01:19] <innomen> l8r :)
[01:19] <psycho_oreos> innomen, I personally have dwl-g520, a/b/g and works alright
[01:19] <innomen> psycho_oreos, i'll check it too
[01:19] <psycho_oreos> for pci of course
[01:19] <psycho_oreos> got plenty more pcmcia
[01:19] <mody> i just got my ubuntu 9,04 and i install it in inside windows xp sp2 and it install and then ask restart and after restart computer it keep complete the installtion and then after this i got only black screen same as MS-DOS and nothing come up so how fix this?
[01:20] <ShapeShifter499> hi
[01:20] <psycho_oreos> and dlink wireless dongles aren't good at cooling
[01:20] <b3rz3rk3r> innomen, you could try this one: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16833127219
[01:20] <RudyValencia-> Hi, how do I set up a text terminal if there's no inittab to load a getty?
[01:20] <b3rz3rk3r> innomen, not the same one i know, but its not pci-e
[01:20] <mody> i just got my ubuntu 9,04 and i install it in inside windows xp sp2 and it install and then ask restart and after restart computer it keep complete the installtion and then after this i got only black screen same as MS-DOS and nothing come up so how fix this?
[01:21] <mody> i just got my ubuntu 9,04 and i install it in inside windows xp sp2 and it install and then ask restart and after restart computer it keep complete the installtion and then after this i got only black screen same as MS-DOS and nothing come up so how fix this?
[01:21] <ShapeShifter499> is there a add-on for the ubuntu firefox that tricks websites into thinking its internet explorer or opera?
[01:21] <psycho_oreos> there's also this: http://www.dlink.com.au/Products.aspx?Sec=1&Sub1=11&Sub2=19&PID=357
[01:21] <b3rz3rk3r> !repeat | mody
[01:22] <b3rz3rk3r> innomen, what ya think?
[01:22] <Sil> Hello all
[01:23] <b3rz3rk3r> Quincy, hahahaha, nice @... :p
[01:23] <Laserbeak43> i tried using mdir in ubuntu and it said it wasn't installed. so what is the standard command to make a directory?
[01:23] <b3rz3rk3r> hey Sil
[01:23] <Sil> Anyone having problems since last update?
[01:23] <Sil> mkdir
[01:23] <Laserbeak43> lol
[01:23] <Laserbeak43> ok thx
[01:24] <Sil> np
[01:24] <lomez> hi, simple question.  i have an eeepc with ubuntu on it, how do i find the MAC address of my wireless card?
[01:24]  * Bity had internet working on my laptop before dist upgrading to 9.04
[01:24] <yellowrooster> how do i freshly format my iPod on ubuntu?
[01:24] <yellowrooster> or should I format my iPod on Windows?
[01:24] <Sil> use terminal and do a ifconfig eth0
[01:24] <mody> any one know how fix this
[01:24] <b3rz3rk3r> lomez, right click on network manager icon, choose properties, and info,, its there
[01:24] <mody> i just got my ubuntu 9,04 and i install it in inside windows xp sp2 and it install and then ask restart and after restart computer it keep complete the installtion and then after this i got only black screen same as MS-DOS and nothing come up so how fix this?
[01:25] <lomez> ty b3rz3rk3r
[01:25] <b3rz3rk3r> np
[01:25] <mody> why my ubuntu not start and just give me after instllation black screen and microsoft dos
[01:25] <AzAbAcH> hola
[01:26] <wfiuewfew> 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? I need         Driver "radeon"
[01:26] <Sil> b3rz3rk3r: my task bar does not show what windows are open
[01:26] <AzAbAcH> como estas
[01:26] <AzAbAcH> como estan por aqui
[01:26] <b3rz3rk3r> !es | AzAbAcH
[01:26] <AzAbAcH> claro
[01:26] <AzAbAcH> lol
[01:26] <b3rz3rk3r> Sil, did u fiddle with it? :p
[01:26] <mody> i just got my ubuntu 9,04 and i install it in inside windows xp sp2 and it install and then ask restart and after restart computer it keep complete the installtion and then after this i got only black screen same as MS-DOS and nothing come up so how fix this?
[01:26] <RudyValencia-> Hi, how do I use a serial terminal with Ubuntu Server?
[01:26] <innomen> b3rz3rk3r, i think you'd nailed it
[01:27] <ToStItOs> I am having a problem installing libdvdread3 gstreamer0
[01:27] <ToStItOs>  Getting a error I need some help on this
[01:27] <Sil> no when system updated it disappeared
[01:27] <innomen> b3rz3rk3r, do you have any idea if that one will run with ubuntu oob? just curious
[01:27] <b3rz3rk3r> Sil, you can add that back again by right clicking and choosing it from the menu
[01:28] <mody> i just got my ubuntu 9,04 and i install it in inside windows xp sp2 and it install and then ask restart and after restart computer it keep complete the installtion and then after this i got only black screen and nothing come up so how fix this?
[01:28] <b3rz3rk3r> innomen, well id imagine that the chipset is similar, but as i dont have it, i cant say for sure.. best bet is to check out  reviews first
[01:28] <yellowrooster> how do i format my ipod in ubuntu?
[01:28] <innomen> b3rz3rk3r, yea duh i'm being lazy, sorry, thanks :)
[01:28] <Sil> b3rz3rk3r: LOL now i am having blonde moments...lol...(8_(|)....DOH!
[01:28] <b3rz3rk3r> innomen, hehe.. np man
[01:28] <Sil> thx
[01:29] <b3rz3rk3r> Sil, glad to help
[01:29] <mody> i just got my ubuntu 9,04 and i install it in inside windows xp sp2 and it install and then ask restart and after restart computer it keep complete the installtion and then after this i got only black screen and nothing come up so how fix this?
[01:29] <yellowrooster> how do i format a hard drive on ubuntu?
[01:29] <pglenn> anybody around that can help with a Netbook Remix/KDE conflict issue?
[01:29] <ToStItOs> I am having a problem installing libdvdread3 gstreamer0
[01:29] <ToStItOs>  Getting a error I need some help on this
[01:29] <b3rz3rk3r> yellowrooster, id suggest Gparted
[01:29] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - If you couldn't speak to the channel during the past minutes, please try again now.
[01:30] <pglenn> yellowrooster: in terminal type sudo gparted
[01:30] <Kirbon1> my update packages won't authenticate, but I can't reinstall the ubuntu keyring cause it fails to install too
[01:30] <Ben64> interesting
[01:30]  * b3rz3rk3r applauds FloodBot1 
[01:30] <mody> i just got my ubuntu 9,04 and i install it in inside windows xp sp2 and it install and then ask restart and after restart computer it keep complete the installtion and then after this i got only black screen and nothing come up so how fix this?
[01:30] <yellowrooster> pglenn: b3rz3rk3r can't i simply type a command to format? Do I need to get a program to format?
[01:30] <Sil> yellorooster: use fdisk
[01:31] <pglenn> gparted is built into your installation, you can use fdisk
[01:31] <b3rz3rk3r> yellowrooster, yes, fdisk, but i find gparted more friendly.. esp when things dont go as planned
[01:31] <ToStItOs> !libdvdread3 gstreamer0
[01:32] <Bity> I'm trying ifconfig eth0 on my laptop now. I'm not sure it'll shed light on much... *copies result to pastebin now..*
[01:32] <yellowrooster> b3rz3rk3r: can fdisk format a drive innto fat32 format?
[01:32] <ToStItOs> I can't install libdvdread3 I am getting a error
[01:32] <pglenn> so....anybody think they can help me out with a GNOME/KDE conflict on 9.04 netbook remix?
[01:32] <Di0z> !spanish
[01:32] <b3rz3rk3r> yellowrooster, yes i believe it can
[01:33] <Sil> last I used it it did yellow rooster
[01:33] <Sil> yellowrooster I think it was just fat in the type list but it was fat32
[01:34] <yellowrooster> Sil great
[01:34] <b3rz3rk3r> yellowrooster, remember if its mounted you wont be able to format it, in which case you will need to burn a Gparted Livecd to do so if its essential to your machines operation (ie your OS drive)
[01:34] <ToStItOs> How I do install libdvdread3
[01:34] <yellowrooster> b3rz3rk3r: i wanted to format my iPod.
[01:34] <b3rz3rk3r> ToStItOs, sudo apt-get isntall Libdvdread3 ?
[01:35] <b3rz3rk3r> yellowrooster, ah.. lol.. well thats hardly essential :p
[01:35] <yellowrooster> b3rz3rk3r: is not an iPod mounted? can't i format a mounted iPod? I'm confused
[01:35] <totto> hi guys
[01:35] <b3rz3rk3r> yellowrooster, why do u want to use fat?
[01:35] <Sil> you can umount the ipod
[01:35] <Bity> Well, I'm not sure if anyone's helping me with my stuck browser, but here's my ifconfig anyway - http://paste.ubuntu.com/257820/
[01:35] <pglenn> yellowrooster, just go into file manager, click the eject button, then go into terminal, type sudo fdisk -l, select the device, then format it
[01:36] <yellowrooster> b3rz3rk3r: i believe you need an ipod to be in either Fat32 or HFS+.
[01:36] <yellowrooster> HFS+ is Mac formatted. Fat32 is Windows formatted.
[01:36] <yellowrooster> i don't think an iPod will run if it's not formatted in one of the 2 formats, b3rz3rk3r
[01:36] <b3rz3rk3r> yellowrooster, you can also have it in NTFS if u want to use it as a disk drive
[01:37] <b3rz3rk3r> yellowrooster, iv made one into ext3 for fun before
[01:37] <yellowrooster> b3rz3rk3r: yes, i do want to use it as a disk drive, but i also want to use it as an audio player
[01:37] <b3rz3rk3r> yellowrooster, ah,, yeah then fat is best
[01:37] <b3rz3rk3r> yellowrooster, remember 4GB limit tho ;)
[01:37] <JSG> Hmm. I cannot run "apt-get update" today?
[01:37] <yellowrooster> b3rz3rk3r: if iPod is not in FAT or HFS+, it won't work as audio player, right?
[01:37] <JSG> It keeps telling me cannot connect.
[01:38] <JSG> I can connect to any other site.
[01:38] <yellowrooster> b3rz3rk3r: 4GB limit for what? my iPod is 30 GB.
[01:38] <b3rz3rk3r> yellowrooster, 4gb limit for the fat fs
[01:38] <yellowrooster> b3rz3rk3r: i don't get it.
[01:38] <b3rz3rk3r> yellowrooster, files cannot exceed 4gb
[01:38] <b3rz3rk3r> yellowrooster, google it
[01:38] <yellowrooster> b3rz3rk3r: oh, one file on iPod can't be more than 4GB.
[01:38] <b3rz3rk3r> yellowrooster, yes
[01:38] <JSG> I can ping us.archive.ubuntu.com but I cannot run "apt-get update." Fails everytime.
[01:38] <yellowrooster> no prob. most of my audio are 3 MB - 20 MB.
[01:39] <simran> sup peopleeeee
[01:39] <Laserbeak43> can someone please tell me how to install the gtk sources so that i can use them to write code?
[01:39] <simran> using gnome xchat here and the username panel on the right haas gone?
[01:39] <Sil> simran: Just hangin out helpin where I can
[01:40] <otacon22_> Hola. What can i use to rip a dvd to avi?
[01:40] <unop> Laserbeak43, install the libgtk2.0-dev package
[01:40] <Laserbeak43> ok thx
[01:41] <Laserbeak43> unop: with that i can use "#include <gtk/gtk.h>"
[01:41] <Laserbeak43> ?
[01:41] <yellowrooster> b3rz3rk3r: which is my iPod http://pastebin.ca/1539654 ?
[01:41] <unop> Laserbeak43, if there's a particular header file you know about and want -- you can find out what package provides it -- http://packages.ubuntu.com
[01:41] <simran> isit ok to have home as ext 4 and root as ext3?
[01:41] <Laserbeak43> k
[01:42] <yellowrooster> b3rz3rk3r: oops. my iPod is not plugged in.
[01:42] <b3rz3rk3r> yellowrooster, lol
[01:42] <mom__> hi im reading a book that covers bash and it says that settings are in the ~/.bashrc and ~/.profile, but i dont see either of these files?
[01:43] <simran> isit ok to mix filesystems on diff partitions
[01:43] <mom__> i see a .bash_history
[01:43] <Sil> mom___ are you on an admin account
[01:43] <mom__> Sil, nope im in the user account
[01:43] <maco> mom__: .bash_history lists commands youve done in the past
[01:43] <seon> hello
[01:44] <JSG> "apt-get update" is failing. Help?
[01:44] <maco> mom__: perhaps you have a .bash_profile?
[01:44] <mom__> maco, nope
[01:44] <b3rz3rk3r> yellowrooster, if you still cant tell when its in,, check the formatting and size.. that should give it away
[01:44] <seon> Do you know a GUI prototype software ?
[01:44] <Sil> mom as far as I know you have to be on admin account
[01:44] <mom__> there is a .bashrc.swp
[01:44] <maco> mom__: hmm have you used the terminal yet? perhaps those files arent generated until needed...
[01:44] <Dr_Willis> I think the default ubuntu uses .profile, not .bash_profile
[01:44] <Sil> what version are you useing mom
[01:44] <maco> Sil: why would you need to be admin to have a bash config file? all users can use bash
[01:44] <yellowrooster> b3rz3rk3r: check here: http://pastebin.ca/1539658. I think it's /sdc2.
[01:45] <Dr_Willis> check  /etc/skel to see whats normal in there.
[01:45] <rd1381> where can i get the latest ubuntu dvd ( i mean the one with updates ( i think it was  9.04.2))
[01:45] <Sil> maco I said as far as I know....i could be wrong
[01:45] <mom__> Sil 9.04
[01:45] <maco> Dr_Willis: youre right
[01:45] <b3rz3rk3r> yellowrooster, compare the two... the only new device is your ipod
[01:46] <maco> mom__: .bashrc.swp would suggest that the file is currently being edited
[01:46] <mom__> there is a profile.swp
[01:46] <mom__> .profile.swp
[01:46] <monster> hello
[01:46] <mom__> mmm im not editing it
[01:46] <yellowrooster> b3rz3rk3r: i tried going to /dev/sdc2 in nautilus, but couldn't work.
[01:47] <maco> yellowrooster: you have to mount it
[01:47] <yellowrooster> maco: my ipod is already mounted.... i see it on my desktop.
[01:47] <rd1381> can somebody tell me  where can i get the latest ubuntu dvd ( i mean the one with updates ( i think it was  9.04.2))
[01:47] <maco> yellowrooster: so go to where its mounted instead of to its device node
[01:47] <Sil> maco: he is wanting to use fdisk on it it can't be mounted
[01:47] <yellowrooster> or are you saying I have to mount my Ipod onto /dev/sdc2?
[01:47] <mom__> i tried to vi .profile but there was nothing in it
[01:47] <mom__> i tried to vi .bashrc and there was nothing in that
[01:48] <monster> I have a video/display question., I have a projector hooked up to my machine, the screen is to small, so im trying to shrink the desktop a little
[01:48] <yellowrooster> maco it's at /media/myipod
[01:48] <monster> anyone know how to do that
[01:48] <maco> mom__: ah yeah the vi on .bashrc is why you say .bashrc.swp
[01:48] <yellowrooster> maco: but why does fdisk -l NOT say /media/myipod?
[01:48] <gogeta> monster: 640 is normal projectore size
[01:48] <maco> yellowrooster: fdisk shows the devices, not the mountpoints.
[01:48] <maco> yellowrooster: ifyou want mountpoints, use the "mount" command
[01:48] <Dr_Willis> yellowrooster:  fdisk shows DEvices , not the mountpoints
[01:48] <monster> im running at 800x600, but thats not what im taking about.
[01:48] <Dr_Willis> :)
[01:49] <yellowrooster> maco, I want to confirm whether /dev/sdc2 is equal to /media/myipod. how can i confirm?
[01:49] <mom__> maco, right but, there wasnt one
[01:49] <maco> yellowrooster: the mount command
[01:49] <monster> I need it to zoom out a bit
[01:49] <b3rz3rk3r> yellowrooster, it is
[01:49] <yellowrooster> b3rz3rk3r: i just want to make sure.
[01:49] <mom__> where is my .bashrc and .profile stored?
[01:49] <maco> mom__: i suppose it just uses the default one from /etc/ until you decide to change it
[01:49] <mom__> ah ok
[01:49] <gogeta> monster: i think that has to do  with the projector settings
[01:49] <yellowrooster> maco, what's the command i should use: sudo mount /dev/sdc2 ?
[01:49] <b3rz3rk3r> yellowrooster, from the pastes you made.. it is
[01:49] <monster> for some reason windows handled the projector fine, but in ubuntu the project acts like its too close
[01:49] <maco> mom__: i think if you dont have one of your own it falls back to /etc/bash.bashrc
[01:49] <maco> mom__: and /etc/profile
[01:50] <gogeta> monster: you can zoom with compiz
[01:50] <gogeta> monster: i frget the hotey
[01:50] <maco> mom__: if youd like to override them, you can create your own in ~/.bashrc and ~/.profile
[01:50] <kevdog> mom__: all that stuff is stored at ~
[01:50] <monster> gogeta: hmmm
[01:50] <maco> yellowrooster: no, just type "mount"
[01:50] <b3rz3rk3r> monster, Super and mouse wheel
[01:50] <mom__> and it is .profile and not .bash_profile ?
[01:50] <maco> kevdog: she doesnt have them in ~ and is asking why
[01:50] <rd1381> can somebody tell me  where can i get the latest ubuntu dvd ( i mean the one with updates ( i think it was  9.04.2))
[01:50] <maco> mom__: .bash_profile is just yet another available option for config file naming
[01:51] <gogeta> monster: with ff you can make text bigger with view
[01:51] <maco> mom__: by the way, you are welcome to join us in #ubuntu-women if you'd like
[01:51] <kevdog> mom__: How can you not have them there?  Thats crazy!  Ok I get it but then just copy them from /etc/bash.bashrc as previously suggested
[01:51] <kevdog> maco: Are you the famous macogirl?
[01:51] <mom__> maco, why women know more about bash?
[01:51] <maco> kevdog: she doesnt need to copy them.  per-user ones simply override those. if they dont exist, the ones in /etc/ are used
[01:52] <maco> mom__: no, i'm just saying if you want to join over there you can. at least, im assuming based on "mom" that you're a woman
[01:52] <maco> kevdog: yes
[01:52] <maco> kevdog: why am i famous though?
[01:52] <xrfang> hello, anybody can help me about midi? I am running Ubuntu 904 and can play midi in totem, but cannot play midi in nted, how to check what is the problem?
[01:52] <maco> kevdog: i was MsMaco a couple days ago
[01:52] <mom__> maco, maybe its just for my tatoo
[01:52] <seon> do you know a user interface design tools open source and free?
[01:52] <kevdog> maco: Aren't you on the forums alot -- I'm guessing an identity crisis here
[01:52] <maco> kevdog: macogw is my forum moderator nam
[01:52] <kevdog> copy them if you want to edit them
[01:52] <Jackiz> is there any good working spotify open source clients?
[01:52] <xrfang> seon: Glade
[01:52] <maco> seon: glade for gtk/gnome apps. qtdesigner for qt/kde
[01:53] <JSG> Everytime I try to run `apt-get update` unable to connect to server errors. I can ping both security.ubuntu.com and us.archive.ubuntu.com on the machine in question.
[01:53] <kevdog> maco: Yep you're the one -- nice to talk with you!! Wow I'm honored in a small way!!
[01:53] <seon> do you know one not library specific
[01:53] <maco> kevdog: dont be silly
[01:53] <maco> seon: umm.... a photo editor and the pencil brush?
[01:53] <mom__> so it doesnt matter if it is .bash_profile or .profile?
[01:54] <seon> ok no others solutions than the photo editor
[01:54] <seon> lol
[01:54] <kevdog> maco: No really -- I'm not being silly -- I'm happy to run into people whose advice I really appreciate (and comments too)!
[01:54] <rww> rd1381: There isn't a 9.04.2. Point releases are only done for LTS versions, so there's an 8.04.2 (or .3 maybe by now), but 9.04 is the latest.
[01:54] <Ben64> JSG: what ubuntu version
[01:54] <JSG> Ben64, Server.
[01:54] <rww> rd1381: that said, do you need a DVD link for 9.04?
[01:54] <maco> mom__: .profile is always teh first thing called
[01:54] <david1> hey, can anyone help me make a shared folder over my home router? one tower is is connected via cat5 cable and a laptop on wireless
[01:54] <rd1381> oh
[01:54] <Ben64> JSG: which version.....?
[01:54] <JSG> Ben64, 9.04
[01:54] <maco> mom__: on ubuntu, .profile by default calls the .bashrc for bash-specific configuration if you're using bash.  if you're using tcsh or ksh or mksh or zsh, it differs. some of those use .profile directly
[01:54] <rd1381> ty
[01:55] <rd1381> so i should get 9.04 and update it?
[01:55] <MaGicMaX> i noticed that more and more memory becomes "in use" the longer i work in ubuntu, a restart seems to do the trick, but is there a way to fix that without a reboot?
[01:55] <rd1381> rww: no i got the torrent link
[01:55] <rww> rd1381: yeah
[01:55] <kevdog> mom__: profile is only called for interactive shells.  I think .profile is called before .bash_profile although I usually prefer calling it by .bash_profile
[01:55] <rd1381> rww:so i should get 9.04 and update it?
[01:55] <rww> rd1381: yes
[01:56] <maco> seon: ui designers generate the files that the programming languages need.  you can set default sttings and sizes and things, and then theyll output a file that your C or C++ or Python or whatever reads to create the GUI. since the widget names differ, you cant use a .glade in Qt where it expects a .ui
[01:56] <faileas> MaGicMaX: two things. learn to use top or htop to identify what's using the memory, and either use nice, or kill the ones that are misbehaving
[01:56] <danbhfive> MaGicMaX: is this cached memory? or memory used by programs?
[01:56] <rd1381> rww:i use opensuse rightnow and it has a update channel that works very well (i just download the diference and with my internet connection thats good)
[01:56] <kevdog> mom__: Not to get too technical you're probably using the bash shell which is the default -- which is what I would suggest.  Hence all you need really is a .bashrc and .bash_profile
[01:56] <maco> faileas: i thought nice was about cpu priority, not memory usage
[01:56] <heatxsink_> hello all, I'm running intrepid
[01:57] <heatxsink_> I was wondering if there's still those security repos
[01:57] <mom__> kevdog, ah ok so there is a subtle difference between .profile and .bash_profile, .profile is general, .bash_profile is bash specific
[01:57] <rd1381> rww:does ubuntu has a update(official one) channel?
[01:57] <maco> kevdog: no .bash_profile needed really...
[01:57] <rww> heatxsink_: intrepid is still supported, and thus has security updates, yes.
[01:57] <maco> heatxsink_: yes for 8 months more
[01:57] <seon> maco> do you know one wxwidgets i can use inside Eclipse?
[01:57] <leaf-sheep> david1: Just right-click on the folder and "Sharing"
[01:57] <zophy> is there a 64 bit ubuntu on cdrom ?
[01:57] <maco> seon: eclipse has a gui designer, doesnt it?
[01:57] <zophy> no dvd please
[01:57] <maco> zophy: yes
[01:57] <JSG> Ben64, any idea?
[01:57] <rww> rd1381: I haven't used OpenSuSE, so I'm not sure what you're asking, but Ubuntu is set up to get official updates by default, yes.
[01:57] <seon> maco> i don't know
[01:58] <LinuxAddict> hello
[01:58] <maco> zophy: releases.ubuntu.com will have it. itll say amd64 intead of i386
[01:58] <JSG> Ben64, Why would I be able to ping it but apt-get update fails.
[01:58] <kevdog> mom__: yes there is a subtle difference, I guess you don't really need .bash_profile if you have a .profile, however call me a dinosaur -- I just prefer .bash_profile.  I never use an alternative shell -- that's a way to drive someone crazy if you ask me.  The csh is just crazy!!
[01:58] <rww> zophy: Go to http://download.ubuntu.com/ and click "64-bit version" near the bottom of the page.
[01:58] <Dr_Willis> zophy:  cdrom is the normal way.
[01:58] <maco> seon: peek around. i think eclipse can do UIs, though im not sure if it can do wxwidgets
[01:58] <Ben64> JSG: no idea, figured you were running an outdated version
[01:58] <zophy> tnx
[01:58] <xrfang> seon, for java apps, I recommend Netbean's gui designer, better, but still worse than delphi or C#'s :)
[01:58] <GreenSkunk> zophy: it is available via torrent also
[01:58] <david1> leaf-sheep: yup i did that it says "sharing options" though, then i clicked share folder radio button
[01:58] <maco> kevdog: i hear mksh is nice though. and zsh has extremely cool tab-completion
[01:58] <MaGicMaX> danbhfive: well at first theres very little mem (like 200mb) used with very little cache, then overtime cache goes way up, (up to 70% of my 3.2GB total) then bit by bit cache goes down and the memory in use by program goes up, ive seen it go right up to 2.9GB in use by programs
[01:59] <Ben64> JSG: try "apt-get install imagemagick"
[01:59] <maco> kevdog: but keep ksh88 FAR AWAY
[01:59] <seon> xrfang> ok in fact i am trying to be general cause i need to put some pics inside my proposal
[01:59] <rd1381> rww:thanks for ur answers.so can u tell me ,when u update a package from official update does it download the whole new package or just the difference ?
[01:59] <maco> rd1381: whole package
[01:59] <monster> so when i goto display settings, i dont see an option for higher resolution then 800x600, how do i resolve this?
[01:59] <Ben64> rd1381: whole thing
[01:59] <Ben64> diff's wouldn't work on binaries
[01:59] <seon> xrfang> and after to give some technical directions (programming languages..)
[01:59] <meway> hello
[01:59] <rd1381> oh that bad
[01:59] <heatxsink_> anyone know how I would get python 2.6 on intrepid?
[01:59] <maco> rd1381: there is experimentation ongoing with how to make it download just the difference in 9.10
[01:59] <rww> rd1381: The whole package. The Debian people are working on diff stuff, but it's nowhere near ready yet.
[01:59] <rd1381> thats bad
[01:59] <leaf-sheep> david1: If you see a small emblem sticked on the folder you toggled on to share, then it's shared.
[01:59] <meway> how do i install git on my computer?
[01:59] <xrfang> there are also some html gui designers (ajax), quite fancy
[01:59] <maco> rd1381: australia?
[01:59] <leaf-sheep> !info git-core | meway
[01:59] <rd1381> ??
[01:59] <Dr_Willis> rd1381:  bad? thats pretty much normal for most os's
[02:00] <rd1381> australia??
[02:00] <kevdog> maco: I have no idea about those shells -- I hear good things about zsh -- if its just a variant of the Korne shell, such as bash, then I probably wouldn't have a hard time with it.  If its wickedly different -- I'd be lost.
[02:00] <maco> rd1381: australia has insane internet prices and charges by amount you use
[02:00] <kevdog> !info zsh
[02:00] <seon> maco> are you from australia?
[02:00] <rd1381> no suse uses difference mechanism and its faster
[02:00] <maco> seon: no, but ive some friends there
[02:00] <meway> that dose not tell me how to install it
[02:00] <meway> ...
[02:00] <seon> maco> i am in australia
[02:00] <JSG> Ben64, nopt. Says it is not available, not referred or missing or obsoleted.
[02:00] <rd1381> no i am from iran :( and internet connection is shitty at best
[02:00] <Dr_Willis> suse uses RPM stuff.. and as far as i know - works the same way.
[02:00] <david1> leaf-sheep: yup, i did this on the tower, how can i view it on the laptop now?
[02:00]  * kevdog thinks the zsh explanation -- ya that was helpful
[02:01] <seon> maco> and i am agree with you
[02:01] <leaf-sheep> david1: Laptop --> Windows? Linux? MacOSX?
[02:01] <JSG> Ben64, if I cant run 'apt-get update' i wont have a up to date list of packages i can install
[02:01] <LinuxAddict> how do you boot into safe mode in linux
[02:01] <maco> Dr_Willis: there is an rpm equiv to delta debs
[02:01] <david1> leaf-sheep: both on ubuntu 9.04
[02:01] <Ben64> JSG: weird. soo... what did you do to repositories?
[02:01] <seon> maco> for example we pay 100 AUD to have 25 Gb Dl/ul
[02:01] <seon> maco> I am in melbourne
[02:01] <JSG> Ben64, fresh install off the disc.
[02:01] <maco> rd1381: you could change it so you only get security updates if you want to minimize...
[02:01] <mom__> i tried openbsd once and i think it was ksh
[02:02] <Ben64> JSG: do you have physical access to the machine?
[02:02] <JSG> Ben64, yah
[02:02] <MaGicMaX> i guess my question is, is this normal in linux, or is it some process doing it, if so, how can i find it, in System Monitor the biggest memory usage is firefox at only 80MB so im not sure how i got 2.4GB in use atm
[02:02] <Dr_Willis> maco:  that would be a neat trick. But seems like it could get broken very quickly with lots of version changes.. of course Ubuntu disent do as many changes/updates as other disrtos..  :) so that may be handy.
[02:02] <meway> ok  leaf-sheep
[02:02] <leaf-sheep> david1: Open any Nautilus folder.  Type "smb://" in the location bar.
[02:02] <hbah427> Anyone here know how to disable the "Software Rasterizer"?
[02:02] <mom__> but i found a cool tip echo $0 and you can see the shell running!  granted it is almost always bash in linux . . .
[02:02] <maco> mom__: the first thing i do on solaris is install bash...especially on solaris 8. they only had the old crappy ksh
[02:02] <Ben64> JSG: you might have some firewall blocking access
[02:02] <maco> Dr_Willis: there's work on it for karmic
[02:03] <kevdog> With the build-dep command associated with apt-get -- how do you ever find a list of the packages that build-dep wants to install (prior to installing them)?  Is this possible?
[02:03] <maco> Dr_Willis: theyre not using delta debs though :-/ some other method that is easier on the servers but doesnt get as dramatic a reduction in download amount
[02:03] <JSG> Ben64, as I said, I can reach the host by ping.
[02:03] <maco> kevdog: you can use -S for simulate
[02:03] <meway> leaf-sheep sudo apt-get install git-core dose not work it says E: couldn't find package git-core
[02:03] <david1> leaf-sheep: yup, there is a WORKGROUP icon
[02:03] <maco> kevdog: or if you "apt-cache show <package>" you can see the list of build dependencies
[02:03] <meway> leaf-sheep is there a way to fix that?
[02:03] <Ben64> JSG: ok? ping isn't the same thing
[02:03] <maco> meway: is this a new install?
[02:03] <meway> yes
[02:03] <meway> maco
[02:03] <rd1381> maco: i know that and suse downloads the whole package for non official (like ur universe component) package supdates but for security updates it uses the difference mechanism
[02:03] <maco> meway: maybe you need to run "sudo apt-get update" first
[02:04] <hbah427> "Software Raterizer"
[02:04] <hbah427> Anyone?
[02:04] <kevdog> maco: Who puts together the build-dep libraries?
[02:04] <meway> k  i will do that
[02:04] <Phase> Anyone know of a simple tool to display the coordinates of the mouse's current position?
[02:04] <maco> kevdog: huh?
[02:04] <mom__> is the LPI test multiple choice?
[02:04] <maco> mom__: some of it
[02:04] <Dr_Willis> Phase:  ive seen them befor.. but havent seen any lately..
[02:04] <maco> mom__: intending on taking it soon?
[02:04] <maco> mom__: i need to register for mine....
[02:04] <meway> maco : its updateing now thanks
[02:04] <mom__> maybe someone told me there is a a discount at the ohio linux fest
[02:05] <Phase> Dr_Willis, That doesn't really help me, I've been looking already.
[02:05] <kevdog> maco: Well when I type apt-get build-dep <program name> -- Who packages together the build dependencies -- is this the program developer or the distro maintainers?
[02:05] <maco> mom__: yes there is. i'm one of the olf organizers :)
[02:05] <mom__> cool
[02:05] <Ben64> Phase: xev?
[02:05] <rd1381> when 9.10 version comes up?
[02:05] <danbhfive> MaGicMaX: well, I would just check which program is using the mem with top
[02:05] <leaf-sheep> meway: "sudo aptitude search git" will list you packages regarding to "git" -- I have to go.  Pizza time! \o/
[02:05] <maco> kevdog: whoever made the package. that may be developer or a distro person
[02:05] <mom__> not sure if i can learn enough in a month though
[02:05] <maco> rd1381: in the 10th month of the 9th year of this century :P
[02:05] <rd1381> i know
[02:05] <rd1381> but teh day?
[02:05] <maco> leaf-sheep: git is not the package for git
[02:05] <rd1381> the day of release?
[02:05] <maco> rd1381: 29th
[02:06] <kevdog> maco:  In other distro's there is not a command such as build-dep -- just wondering who puts this together?
[02:06] <rd1381> so 9.11 :)
[02:06] <mom__> im only looking for level 1 certification which is 2 tests
[02:06] <nicklas_> ey
[02:06] <meway> i rather do it the quick way XD
[02:06] <maco> kevdog: there is in debian
[02:06] <Dr_Willis> Phase:  i recall some widgit i used ages ago.. could of been a wmaker applet, or kde applet. been so long.
[02:06] <bucky> zophy
[02:06] <maco> kevdog: just because rpm doesnt support it...
[02:06] <maco> kevdog: build-dep installs anything listed as a build dependency on the package
[02:07] <kevdog> maco: I should have been more specific -- non-debian or not apt systems
[02:07] <maco> mom__: me too. how long have you used linux?
[02:07] <maco> kevdog: well its a feature of apt. go file a feature request on yum if you want it in fedora :P
[02:07] <mom__> maco . . . mmm i started with corel then got frustrated everything would break
[02:07] <bucky> kevdog: yum-builddep
[02:08] <mom__> mom__, then i went to debian
[02:08] <kevdog> maco: I'm just saying who puts the list together because its obviously not the program developers that enable this packaging!
[02:08] <masho> need help installing VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation NV6 [Vanta/Vanta LT] (rev 15) on ubuntu 9.04
[02:08] <kevdog> bucky: NICE!
[02:08] <bucky> yum helped spur on more apt development
[02:08] <masho> need help installing VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation NV6 [Vanta/Vanta LT] (rev 15) on ubuntu 9.04  where can i find the packs
[02:08] <maco> kevdog: some developers do package their own software though
[02:08] <mom__> masho, well no i bought suse once
[02:08] <mom__> masho, then debian
[02:08] <mom__> masho, then ubuntu came out
[02:09] <masho> ?
[02:09] <axle> i used to use red hat
[02:09] <maco> kevdog: its whoever packaged the software. for example, if what i want to write for my senior design project at school ends up as something useful & working, i'll be the one packaging it for debian & ubuntu
[02:09] <mom__> masho, sorry
[02:09] <masho> need help installing VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation NV6 [Vanta/Vanta LT] (rev 15) on ubuntu 9.04
[02:09] <mom__> bad tab complete
[02:09] <maco> bucky: hey, useful!
[02:09]  * faileas went from mandriva to suse to ubuntu. used to use debian on the server. this box is slackware, but for most part i run ubuntu ;p
[02:09] <Sil> I actually got an LFS system up and running......once
[02:10] <mom__> maco, well no i bought suse once, then debian, thenubuntu came out
[02:10] <maco> mom__: i read :)
[02:10] <masho> how can i install my driver :(
[02:10] <masho> need help installing VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation NV6 [Vanta/Vanta LT] (rev 15) on ubuntu 9.04
[02:10] <masho> how can i install my driver :(
[02:10] <masho> need help installing VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation NV6 [Vanta/Vanta LT] (rev 15) on ubuntu 9.04
[02:10] <Sil> only once.....don't know what i kept breaking so i finally went to Ubuntu
[02:10] <mom__> maco, but ive been using gui stuff mainly and this is heavy command line stuff
[02:10] <maco> mom__: aye, its aimed at system administrators
[02:11] <IdleOne> !patience > masho
[02:11] <mom__> maco, i go in as root sometimes :)
[02:11] <maco> masho: did you try the sytem -> administration -> hardware drivers thing yet?
[02:11] <masho> yes maco it not there
[02:11] <Ben64> didn't the vanta come out like 42 years ago
[02:12] <faileas> lol
[02:12] <maco> mom__: setup a centos or fedora vm and play with it a bit. lpi requires knowledge of both red hat style systems and debian style system
[02:12] <masho> i gruss old pc lol need to update to laptop
[02:12] <maco> mom__: can we take this to PM since its not really support?
[02:12] <faileas> ... texel?
[02:13] <faileas> well 5 years isn't bad
[02:13] <bucky> masho: http://ubuntu-virginia.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7487767
[02:13] <mom__> maco, if i dont know an answer ill just put ´´man (command i dont know) and follow those instructions´´
[02:13] <masho> bucky no use it a bot lol
[02:13] <maco> mom__: the test is on paper
[02:13] <mom__> maco, thats what ill write
[02:13] <maco> mom__: oh haha
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[02:13] <bucky> masho: http://ubuntu-virginia.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7487767
[02:14] <masho> yes
[02:14] <masho> oh i try that no use
[02:14] <bucky> masho: install the legacy drivers
[02:14] <hbah427> "Software Rasterizer" with Intel i810
[02:14] <hbah427> Can't enable c\Compiz
[02:14] <hbah427> Compiz*
[02:15] <masho> yes master bucky brb
[02:15] <Sil> ok it was fun helping where I could but I gotta go do dinner
[02:15] <Sil> you folks have fun
[02:15] <hbah427> Reinstalled all xorg related packages
[02:15] <hbah427> Effects worked in Intrepid  for a while, then stopped.
[02:15] <Ben64> masho: does your computer have a agp slot? I could send you a card like 10x better
[02:15] <hbah427> Upgraded to Jaunty
[02:16] <hbah427> Still don't work
[02:16] <hbah427> xserver-xorg-video-intel-2:2.6.3
[02:16] <masho> ben what the h3ll a agp slot
[02:16] <Laserbeak43> what's a good graphical CVS program?
[02:16] <Ben64> nvm : /
[02:16] <Laserbeak43> i tried using cvs
[02:16] <Laserbeak43> but i have no clue where all the files went
[02:17] <Laserbeak43> it actually looked like terminal just displayed everything
[02:17] <Laserbeak43> the contents of the tree
[02:17] <masho> lol i brb let me try bucky plan
[02:17] <meway> why dose this take so damn long  lol
[02:17] <MenZa> Laserbeak43: You should use something other than cvs, like bzr and svn. You should try reading about these online.
[02:17] <meway> update
[02:17] <meway> 32-bit system = fail
[02:18] <Laserbeak43> MenZa: the sources i'm accessing require CVS(i think)
[02:18] <mnaines> meway, I agree...32-bit = epic fail
[02:18] <kevdog> maco: The build-dep command specifically pulls the information from the information retrieved from deb-src lines in sources.list   <---- I didn't know this!!!
[02:18] <Laserbeak43> does anyone know of a good graphical program for it?
[02:18] <maco> kevdog: neither did i
[02:18] <MenZa> Laserbeak43: ohh, I thought you were setting up your own revision control server. What are you trying to grab?
[02:18] <Laserbeak43> some sources from sourceforge
[02:18] <meway> mnaines its ok im only installing this one to run a server
[02:18] <masho> ummmguys where can i get the legacy drivers :(
[02:19] <kevdog> maco: Someone told me this on a different channel so I thought I would pass it along -- Its amazing how little details like this never make it "out in the open!!"
[02:19] <mnaines> meway, lol...Use 64-bit for a server...
[02:19] <MenZa> right - as far as I know, there are no graphical programs for it, but it shouldn't be too difficult. Just issue a command and you should have the sources, Laserbeak43
[02:19] <meway> mnaines no this server is a wast of time really
[02:19] <mnaines> lol...
[02:19] <mnaines> Can you use Ubuntu Desktop Edition as a server?
[02:19] <meway> mnaines #themanaworld its there games server
[02:20] <Ben64> masho: "sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-legacy"
[02:20] <Laserbeak43> MenZa: well that sucks... :/ ok then, maybe i was using it wrong, i'll try again
[02:20] <meway> mnaines yup i have done it before
[02:20] <mnaines> meway, so I could use it for routing and stuff?
[02:20] <masho> ok ben brb
[02:20] <MenZa> Perhaps read this, Laserbeak43: http://vegastrike.sourceforge.net/wiki/HowTo:Checkout_CVS - I can't say I've worked with CVS myself before.
[02:20] <b3rz3rk3r> mnaines, yes, just install the server packages u want
[02:20] <bucky> masho: sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-71
[02:21] <LinuxAddict> my apt-get install is not working
[02:21] <LinuxAddict> can someone plz help me
[02:21] <masho> ben this what i get Reading package lists... Done
[02:21] <masho> Building dependency tree
[02:21] <masho> Reading state information... Done
[02:21] <masho> Package nvidia-glx-legacy is not available, but is referred to by another package.
[02:21] <MenZa> LinuxAddict: What are you trying to download?
[02:21] <FloodBot2> masho: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:21] <masho> This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or
[02:21] <masho> is only available from another source
[02:21] <bucky> LinuxAddict: use sudo apt-get install <package_name>
[02:21] <LinuxAddict> im trying to do apt-get update
[02:22] <jiohdi> is there a way to keep any one program from taking all the cpu cycles and locking up the system?
[02:22] <MenZa> LinuxAddict: And, what happens?
[02:22] <MenZa> Please paste any output to http://pastebin.com, LinuxAddict
[02:22] <LinuxAddict> and it comes back failed to fetch file
[02:22] <blizzkid> Has upnp been removed from vlc?
[02:22] <masho> hmm
[02:22] <LinuxAddict> thats it
[02:22] <MenZa> LinuxAddict: paste your output to a pastebin.
[02:23] <LinuxAddict> i cant right now
[02:23] <kevdog> How come so many people hate vlc and prefer totem?
[02:23] <deadlyninja> does any (beta or not) version of ubuntu come with a brtfs kernel?
[02:23] <Ben64> kevdog: i love mplayer
[02:24] <LinuxAddict> does anybody need help with configuring a nvidia graphics card
[02:24] <kevdog> Ben64: that was a round about way of not answering the question
[02:24] <masho> bucky what next  i did what u tho me
[02:24] <LinuxAddict> hey bucky you there
[02:24] <Ben64> kevdog: well you're just asking for opinions
[02:25] <kevdog> Ben64: on that topic -- Why?
[02:25] <Ben64> kevdog: vlc's gui sucks, plus it renders crappily
[02:25] <Dr_Willis> kevdog:  i hate totem and perfer vlc....
[02:25] <Dr_Willis> :)
[02:25] <deadlyninja> i can never get vsync to work regardless of player
[02:25] <kevdog> Ben64: I'll give you the gui -- but why is rendering so bad?
[02:25] <masho> what i do with nvidia x server
[02:26] <MenZa> !offtopic | kevdog, Dr_Willis
[02:26] <masho> it give me this
[02:26] <masho> hmm You do not appear to be using the NVIDIA X driver. Please edit your X configuration file (just run `nvidia-xconfig` as root), and restart the X server.
[02:26] <Ahmuck-Sr> hi mnaines
[02:26] <blizzkid> does anyone have upnp in vlc? (playlist -> additional services)
[02:26] <Ben64> kevdog: i like watching HD videos, the difference between vlc and mplayer is very noticeable
[02:26] <MenZa> masho: So, do what it says. Run sudo nvidia-xconfig :)
[02:26] <kevdog> MenZa:  That's not very nice -- I'm supporting through discussion
[02:27] <MenZa> kevdog: Well, do so in #ubuntu-offtopic, then. :)
[02:27] <deadlyninja> does any (beta or not) version of ubuntu come with a btrfs kernel is there an easy way to get ubuntu running with btrfs?
[02:27] <a94060> Ben64: which one plays hd better?
[02:27] <masho> tell me how :( i new to linux seen window f me over lol
[02:27] <Ben64> a94060: i've always had great luck with mplayer
[02:27] <MenZa> masho: I already did. Try running: sudo nvidia-xconfig, like the error message states.
[02:27] <MenZa> masho: then restart your X server.
[02:27] <a94060> ahh ok, thats what i have installed here Ben64
[02:27] <deadlyninja> masho prepare to get f'ed over again
[02:27] <kevdog> MenZa: Just trying to lighten up the channel -- gets boring hearing everyone complain thats all :)
[02:27] <masho> ok
[02:27] <masho> menza i will try that
[02:28] <MenZa> kevdog: well, because of the amount of traffic we get here sometimes, this channel is restricted to complaining ;)
[02:28] <MenZa> kevdog: It gets a problem when there's a lot of activity.
[02:28] <a94060> yeaa thats true,complaining channel only haha
[02:28] <Laserbeak43> MenZa: gCVS XD
[02:28] <masho> this what i got sudo nvidia-xconfig
[02:28] <masho> sudo: nvidia-xconfig: command not found hmm
[02:28] <MenZa> Laserbeak43: Ahhh. :)
[02:28] <MenZa> masho: Where did you install the NVIDIA driver from?
[02:29] <masho> i did not :(
[02:29] <MenZa> masho: Which graphics card do you have?
[02:29] <FloridaGuy> whats good packages for printing photo's?
[02:29] <MenZa> FloridaGuy: Try F-spot.
[02:29] <masho>  nVidia Corporation NV6 [Vanta/Vanta LT] (rev 15) i think
[02:29] <FloridaGuy> MenZa, ok
[02:30]  * Bity is away: Gone away for now.
[02:30] <MenZa> masho: I have never, ever heard of that card before. Give me a minute.
[02:30] <masho> it nvidia
[02:30] <LinuxAddict> hey bucky what kind of nvidia is it
[02:30] <a94060> MenZa: its an open source variation of photo shop, not as good,but the open source photo manager
[02:31] <a94060> !package f-spot
[02:31] <LinuxAddict> masho what kind of nvidia card is it
[02:31] <a94060> !help
[02:31] <masho> hmmm
[02:31] <masho>  nVidia Corporation NV6 [Vanta/Vanta LT] (rev 15) this all i know
[02:31] <ctmjr> !info f-spot
[02:32] <a94060> !f-spot
[02:32] <LinuxAddict> masho do you want compiz fusion on your computer
[02:32] <a94060> ahh,it was info haha ctmjr thanks
[02:32] <FloridaGuy> masho, is it nvidia GForce or what ..thats what he means
[02:32] <bitfrost> Hi greetings, maybe someone help me, is there a way to make apt-get download more than a File at a time? like a download accelerator?
[02:32] <masho> it be nice but if i cant get this driver runing it will not work
[02:33] <a94060> bitfrost: im not aware of any downloa accelerator,but there is wget
[02:33] <masho> i know how can i find out folrida guy
[02:33] <MenZa> !nvidia | masho
[02:33] <MenZa> masho: Try reading that guide. It should be very helpful.
[02:33] <ctmjr> a94060: your welcome
[02:34] <MenZa> bitfrost: apt-get merely downloads files from the Ubuntu repositories. wget is what you want if you wish to download files off regular internet pages.
[02:34] <masho> ok menza
[02:34] <Dr_Willis> !info apt-p2p
[02:34] <FloridaGuy> my pc tells me when i boot up..what the vid card it
[02:34] <a94060> apt p2p? wow what is it
[02:34] <masho> oh how
[02:34] <bitfrost> a94060: thanks, i searched a little and find apt-axel, but that don´t work on ubuntu, I am trying to accelerate apt-get downloads acctualy
[02:35] <a94060> oh acceleration for apt get haha =] thats intresting
[02:35] <deadlyninja> i know on debian it downloads multiple packages at once, it might be doing it behind your back in ubuntu
[02:35] <Ben64> bitfrost: download accelerators don't really help anymore
[02:36] <bitfrost> a94060 : yeah! I want to try it or test it because I got a bondig router, but without acceleration it merely download one file per conecction
[02:36] <Ben64> bitfrost: you could run two wgets at once
[02:37] <bitfrost> sorry: bonding
[02:37] <a94060> hmm sounds intresting bitfrost
[02:37] <Adremelech|Lapto> Ben64, wont that cause an error since it wont be able to get a lock?
[02:37] <bitfrost> Ben64 thanks but I want to try it with "apt-get"
[02:37] <Adremelech|Lapto> oh
[02:37] <Adremelech|Lapto> nvm, i read that wrong ^_^
[02:37] <Ben64> bitfrost: ohh... thought you said wget
[02:37] <bitfrost> apt-get works with one stream at a time
[02:38] <bitfrost> Ben64 don`t worry :)
[02:38] <Dr_Willis> bitfrost:  finding a few thigns to get teh speed better.. but nothing to do several downloads at once..   its better for the users to wait.. then the servers to get overloaded  i guess.. also check ---->   http://tipotheday.com/2008/05/07/slow-downloads-with-apt-get-change-repos-with-select-best-server/
[02:38] <FloridaGuy> i dont worry about download  accelerators with an 8 mbps cable conection
[02:39] <mnaines> Anyone want to know a good setup for maximum security in Ubuntu?
[02:39] <meway> i think this room is a sausage fest are there any females present?
[02:39] <Dr_Willis> !info apt-fast
[02:39] <meway> lmao
[02:39] <a94060> haha
[02:39] <Belding> females in here?  lol yeah right
[02:40] <bitfrost> Dr_Willis, yeah that should be a terrible hit on the servers, but like kind of saying to download onw file from one server an another from other, like rapidshare downloads
[02:40] <meway> thats what i was saying XD
[02:40] <meway> brb pizza
[02:40] <bitfrost> FLoridaGUy: You lucky!
[02:41] <bitfrost> In my country I only have 1mb per user
[02:41] <FloridaGuy> bitfrost, why's that
[02:41] <bitfrost> need to bond like 2 or 3 of them
[02:41] <Irishgirlluke> mnaines: whatsup
[02:41] <Belding> haha
[02:42] <qwebirc64126> why won't ubuntu let me up my screen resolution
[02:42] <jiohdi> any way to keep any one program from hogging up all the cpu time and locking up the system?
[02:42] <mnaines> Irishgirlluke, I found a good setup that combines maximum security with maximum speed and does not sacrifice user-friendliness
[02:42] <qwebirc64126> i installed the nividia drivers(i have an agp mx420) and restarted
[02:42] <b3rz3rk3r> jiohdi, kill it
[02:42] <qwebirc64126> but it will only let me choose 640x80 or 320x240
[02:42] <jiohdi> b3, I want to keep it from locking up the system before I have to kill it
[02:42] <qwebirc64126> its very painful at this res...
[02:42] <a94060> yup yup
[02:42] <jiohdi> to allow it to run but not take all the cpu time
[02:42] <Irishmanluke> mnaines: nice what is that
[02:42] <IdleOne> !fixres | qwebirc64126
[02:43] <Dr_Willis> !info cpulimit
[02:43] <b3rz3rk3r> jiohdi, whats so taxing that it destroys your machine when u run it?
[02:43] <Dr_Willis> jiohdi:  try cpulimit?
[02:43] <jiohdi> b3 google earth
[02:43] <jiohdi> dr willis, thanks
[02:44] <Dr_Willis> jiohdi:   my google-skills are strong today :)
[02:44] <b3rz3rk3r> good thinking Dr_Willis
[02:44] <b3rz3rk3r> :p
[02:44] <Dr_Willis> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=992706 CPULIMIT guide for ubuntu
[02:44] <a94060> any good rss readers for ubuntu?
[02:45] <maco> a94060: liferea is nice
[02:45] <a94060> ahh
[02:45] <jiohdi> dr willis, I apt-get installed it, so why does it not show up in a menu?
[02:45] <a94060> ill take a look maco
[02:45] <Unico-33> buenas
[02:46] <Unico-33> algun español
[02:46] <IdleOne> !es
[02:46] <xangua> !es | Unico-33
[02:46] <Dr_Willis> jiohdi:   the cpulimit? Just a guess.. from READING the guide/docs.. its a cli app. :)
[02:47] <masho> hmm
[02:48] <rhlin> hi all
[02:48] <LordMetroid> Can one use an external CD reader to boot and install Ubuntu with?
[02:48] <adamh> I got an amd64 netbook (Gateway LT3103u), but UNR only comes in 32-bit version. How can I UNR-ify my 64-bit machine?
[02:49] <sephy> how do i install new fonts?
[02:49] <maco> !ttf-larabie
[02:49] <maco> !info ttf-larabie
[02:49] <maco> !info ttf-larabie-deco
[02:49] <sephy> I have a font
[02:49] <sephy> I want to be able to use it in gimp
[02:49] <sephy> :P
[02:49] <maco> *oh
[02:49] <maco> hrm
[02:49] <CLlockerz> Lockers.com invites for the closed beta. Email canadianlinux@gmail.com I will reply with invite code. :)
[02:50] <maco> ~/.fonts ?
[02:50] <sephy> where do I find this folder? :P
[02:50] <LinuxMercedes> Hi
[02:50] <Dr_Willis> sephy:  make it if it dosent exist
[02:51] <sephy> Where am I to make this though?
[02:51] <Dr_Willis> sephy: ~  is the users home dir.. where all the REST of your .whatever direcoties are at.
[02:51] <Dr_Willis>  /home/USERNAME/.whatever
[02:51] <Dr_Willis>  /home/USERNAME = ~
[02:51] <LinuxMercedes> I have an HP ze4600 running Ubuntu 9.10 and I'm trying to get it to work with an external display. It will mirror non-X terminals (e.g. alt-f2) but X refuses to work with it.
[02:52] <LinuxMercedes> When I enable the display in the Display manager and click Apply, it wants me to set a virtual resolution. I set it, authenticate, logout, then log back in and the display is still off. Mirroring doesn't send a signal to the monitor either
[02:53] <LinuxMercedes> any ideas?
[02:53] <david1> how can i set up a username/password to access another computers files on my lan - i can see the shared folder in "smb://" i can see the workgroup computers but it prompts for a username/password which i dont know?
[02:54] <ctmjr> LinuxMercedes: you might try in #ubuntu+1 channel if your using 9.10
[02:54] <LinuxMercedes> wait
[02:54] <LinuxMercedes> nope, I'm on 9.04
[02:55] <Dr_Willis> LinuxMercedes:  for some laptops. ive had tobe sure the external monitor was hooked up when the pc booted.. then twiddle with the laptops special monitor-toggle keys and display settings tool
[02:55] <LinuxMercedes> Dr_Willis: I'll give her a reboot
[02:55] <Dr_Willis> david1:  'sudo smbpasswd -a username' sets the samba password for that user.
[02:56] <Dr_Willis> david1:  each user has their 'password' then a smb password that can be different.
[02:56] <a94060> could someone help me with vpn setup?
[02:56] <Dr_Willis> david1:  theres ways to sync the 2. but i never have done that.
[02:56] <david1> oh i see, thanks ill try that
[02:59] <jtal604622> Hello?
[02:59] <LinuxMercedes> Dr_Willis: didn't help. It shows the Ubuntu boot logo on both screens until login, then the monitor says 'Unsupported mode'. Once I log in, it reverts to 'No Signal;
[03:00] <heatmzzr> How do I change the permissions of folders and the files inside them. used gksu nautilus the right clicked the folder and changed permissions, checked apply to all files but it isnt working?
[03:00] <Swian> in Ubuntu is there something like a host file on windows where you can specify and ip for a domain?
[03:00] <bruno123> can you read a linux ext4 drive from Windows????
[03:01] <xangua> bruno123: no
[03:01] <bruno123> xangua is anyone working on this
[03:01] <adamh> Swian: /etc/hosts
[03:01] <Guest40928> Swian: /etc/hosts
[03:01] <Swian> thanks guys
[03:02] <david1> Dr_Willis: thanks mate, it works perfectly now (Y)
[03:02] <david1> :-D
[03:02] <bruno123> friend looking to get a netbook, he has choice of wireless g card or n.....advice??
[03:02] <bucky> !ask | jtal604622
[03:02] <adamh> Swian: (when it comes to networking stuff, really you should be asking, "on *Windows*, is there something like X.... *nix have had this stuff for 40 years.")
[03:02] <Zorix> im looking for an audio recorder that can record 11025 sample rate on line in mono.. audacity cant do it.. too buggy it glitches out.. any other program capable of doing it?
[03:03] <mnaines> xangua, lies...You can, but you need a special program in Windows to read other file systems
[03:04] <xangua> mnaines: what program¿¿ i only knew that you can read ext3 and other files bit not ext4
[03:04] <glassd> grr
[03:04] <xangua> but not ext4 ***
[03:04] <mnaines> http://www.fs-driver.org/ <<<That's the program to read Linux file systems on Windows
[03:05] <heatmzzr> is there a simple command in terminal that changes permissions of many files and folders contained in one folder?????????
[03:05] <DouglasK> Question ... is there any known issue with using Ubuntu 8.10 LTS with Parallel IDE drives?
[03:05] <bruno123> mnaines are you sure it will read ext4 though...I thought it only said ext2 and ext3
[03:05] <adamh> Zorix: "Sound Recorder" (part of the default install) does 22kHz. If space isn't an issue, you can always record that and then downsample.
[03:05] <xangua> mnaines: it doesn't say anything about ext3 or ext4
[03:05] <Zorix> adamh,  im kubuntu so thats gnome i think
[03:05] <adamh> Zorix: Right you are, my bad :)
[03:05] <Zorix> what would i downsample with?
[03:05] <mnaines> heatmzzr, chmod will do it for the entire foder
[03:06] <adamh> Zorix: soz
[03:06] <adamh> *sox
[03:06] <mnaines> xangua, it will read ext3 and ext4...
[03:06] <GreenSkunk> heatmzzr: chown -R owner:group
[03:06] <xangua> DouglasK: Ubuntu 8.10 LTS doesn't exist
[03:06] <Zorix> sox?
[03:06] <xangua> mnaines: will .............................................
[03:06] <GreenSkunk> heatmzzr: oh sorry chmod .. i misread your question
[03:06] <adamh> Zorix: A bit of a hack-ish solution, but it'd work :). Yeah, sox. I don't know the syntax, I just know it's the swiss-army knife of command-line audio.
[03:06] <DouglasK> xangua: 8.04, my apologies
[03:06] <Zorix> ok
[03:07] <Zorix> makes me wish for the days of windows again..easy things are difficult now
[03:07] <heatmzzr> GreenSkunk: what do i type? chmod and then?
[03:08] <mnaines> bruno123, all you have to do with that program is set a drive letter for the Linux partition and it will read it regardless of the file system.  it does NOT work for swap partitions however
[03:08] <Dr_Willis> heatmzzr:  check out my script -> pastebinit bin/FixFiles.sh
[03:08] <Dr_Willis> http://pastebin.com/f3e127797
[03:08] <adamh> Zorix: Nah, you just have to find the right program. I don't know what it is.
[03:08] <GreenSkunk> heatmzzr: depends on the permissions you want to set
[03:08] <Dr_Willis> heatmzzr:  and http://pastebin.com/f2db6b8ec
[03:08] <Dr_Willis> find -type f -print0 | xargs -0 chmod 664
[03:09] <bruno123> mnaines thanks, you're a real lifesaver
[03:09] <Dr_Willis> changes all dirs to be 664,
[03:09] <Dr_Willis> oh wait. thats for files.. :)
[03:09] <DouglasK> Question ... is there any known issue with using Ubuntu 8.04 LTS with Parallel IDE drives?
[03:09] <ohlie> Good morning room
[03:09] <Kevin_> i'm thinking of switching my laptop to ubuntu, but would i be able to use the drivers in ubuntu?
[03:09] <mnaines> Dr_Willis, chmod 664 (folder name) works just as well
[03:09] <Swian> adamh: I'm only 40 myself and have been using windows longer then nix, been using Mac longer than either, but thanks
[03:10] <Dr_Willis> mnaines:  depends on his needs. :)  i use 755 for dirs..
[03:10] <xangua> Kevin_: ubuntu has is own drivers
[03:10] <adamh> Kevin_: Drivers for what? Windows drivers and Linux drivers are completely different, but Linux drivers do exist for most devices.
[03:10] <cycrosism> how do i find out my DNS server
[03:10] <Dr_Willis> mnaines:  that find -type f is for files.. -type d for dirs.  thats the  main diff.
[03:10] <cycrosism> how do i find out my dns server
[03:10] <b3rz3rk3r> Kevin_, you wont need windows drivers if thats what you mean
[03:10] <b3rz3rk3r> ?
[03:10] <adamh> cycrosism: Open a console, type "dig google.com"< and look for the "SERVER:" line.
[03:11] <cycrosism> kk
[03:11] <cycrosism> il ltry that
[03:11] <xangua> cycrosism: right clic in the network icon> info
[03:11] <a94060> !info dig
[03:11] <adamh> cycrosism: (or cat /etc/resolv.conf)
[03:11] <jiohdi> Dr Willis, I dont know if you got my last msg, my konversation got locked up
[03:11] <adamh> (but I like dig 'cuz it's educational)
[03:11] <cycrosism> ;; SERVER: 192.168.1.254#53(192.168.1.254)
[03:11] <Dr_Willis> dig google.com | grep SERVER
[03:11] <ohlie> Hi to all, Is there a need to have an anti-virus for Ubuntu server?
[03:11] <ohlie> What antivirus is available free for Ubuntu server platform?
[03:11] <x404x> what should the second line of a makefile look like for ubuntu ? mine is "make=make" and gives a missing separator
[03:11] <adamh> cycrosism: Looks like your DNS server is your router.
[03:11] <b3rz3rk3r> ohlie, u dont need av on linux mate
[03:12] <cycrosism> I just need to find out the IP address of my wireless
[03:12] <Dr_Willis> ohlie:  been using clamav, and one from 'avg' here.
[03:12] <adamh> ohlie: I've used clamav.
[03:12] <cycrosism> yes adamh my DNS is my router i set it up that way
[03:12] <xangua> ohlie: gnu/linux antivirus only works for deleting windows virus
[03:12] <adamh> ohlie: (Not for the Linux computer itself, mind, but on an email server it can be configured to scan for Windows viruses)
[03:13] <jiohdi> Dr_Willis: the instructions page you gave me for cpulimit says step 2. WRITE CPULIMIT DAEMON FILE-- write where, how?
[03:13] <cycrosism> how do i find out the I.P of my wireless router though?
[03:13] <adamh> cycrosism: "route -n" and look for the non-0.0.0.0 "Gateway"
[03:13] <DouglasK> Ok ... Previously, Ubunu 6.06 LTS worked fine with this h/w, 8.04 doesn't recognize the hd controller...  the controller is based on the Intel 82801AA chipset.  Anyone who knows if 8.04 still handles parallel IDE drives ok?
[03:14]  * Bity is back.
[03:14] <Dr_Willis> DouglasK:  most all ide drives show up as 'sd##' now a days.
[03:14] <cycrosism> my gateway is 192.168.1.254
[03:15] <Dr_Willis> DouglasK:  how are you determinignits not recognizing it?
[03:15] <DouglasK> Dr_Willis: the installer comes up and says, "no disk drive was detected" and askes me to select a driver.
[03:15] <adamh> ohlie: If you're afraid of your system getting taken over, install rkhunter. It's a whole different mentality, though: on Windows, you assume viruses will attack and scan for individual viruses (i.e., attack patterns); on Linux, you assume any system misbehaviour at all is a bug--no need for virus definition files. "rkhunter" will detect any changes at all to your system; if you didn't cause them yourself (e.g., by upgrading packages), then y
[03:16] <adamh> ohlie: But unless you've got a static IP open to the Internet, you will not get a virus--antivirus program or no.
[03:16] <mnaines> What is a good router program for Ubuntu?
[03:16] <Dr_Willis> DouglasK:  that is weird.
[03:16] <DouglasK> My thought exactly.
[03:17] <DouglasK> It worked with 6.06... .only thing that's changed h/w wise is replacing the drive with a bit bigger one (40GB)
[03:17] <adamh> mnaines: Nothing at all (it's all built into Linux); but if you're new to routing, try "firestarter".
[03:17] <Dr_Willis> DouglasK:   a huge 40gb! :0  heh.. you could test with a 9.10 cd I guess see if it works for that.
[03:18] <DouglasK> Dr_Willis: point.... I should have one around ... this laptop is running on it.  :-)
[03:18] <DouglasK> Or I'll grab and burn.  :)
[03:18] <Dr_Willis> good luck.
[03:19] <mnaines> adamh, I have firestarter going right now, set for restrictive mode
[03:22] <webbb> bdubs@gmail.com
[03:22] <heatmzzr> lets say i want to change the permissions of a folder as well as everything it contains, how would i type the chmod command to do it, cause doing them individually will take too long......???
[03:22] <CoJaBo-Aztec> heatmzzr: chmod -R ?
[03:23] <mnaines> heatmzzr: chmod -R (user:group) (folder)
[03:23] <heatmzzr> chmod -R and then the folder name?
[03:23] <heatmzzr> thanks so much, '
[03:23] <mnaines> heatmzzr, isn't that simple
[03:24] <mnaines> You need to tell chmod who to give the permissions to.  The user or group the permissions go to should come before the folder name
[03:24] <theatro> mnaines, that is chown
[03:24] <mnaines> theatro, yeah...My bad...Chown should come before chmod
[03:25] <bruenig> chmod would still need to put the permissions args before the directory
[03:25] <mnaines> chmod won't work properly if you don't chown the folder or file first
[03:25] <bruenig> mnaines: not true
[03:25] <bruenig> what if you already own the file
[03:25] <bruenig> then you wouldn't need to chown it
[03:26] <bruenig> they are two separate things altogether
[03:26] <mnaines> bruenig, then you don't need to chown it
[03:26] <bruenig> to suggest they are used in concert in some way is silly, they are used in concert no more than say mv and rm are
[03:26] <x404x> what is correct format for ubuntu makefile ? mine has make=make on 2nd line and does not work
[03:26] <cycrosism> ●●●●●●●●●
[03:26] <bruenig> cycrosism makes a good point
[03:26] <cycrosism> what
[03:26] <bruenig> what
[03:26] <cycrosism> whatu  mean i have a good ponit
[03:26] <cycrosism> point*
[03:27] <RHorse> bruenig yes, but it's on the top of his head, unfortunately
[03:27] <theatro> cycrosism, did you just paste your password ?
[03:27] <nava2> How do I expand a partition into a large unallocated space to the left of the partition
[03:27] <bruenig> nava2: can't happen
[03:27] <IdleOne> nava2: use gparted
[03:27] <theatro> nava2, see if gparted workss
[03:28] <bruenig> both IdleOne and theatro are wrong
[03:28] <nava2> bruenig: why not
[03:28] <bruenig> you cannot change the beginning of a partition without formatting it altogether
[03:28] <bruenig> you can only extend the end of it
[03:28] <nava2> its not the beginning though
[03:28] <nava2> ohhhhh
[03:28] <bit_> http://paste.ubuntu.com:80/257848/ <-- If noone can fix browsing for me I may have to file a bug report or just try another distro, or both...
[03:28] <nava2> I can reformat it.
[03:28] <nava2> idc about that
[03:28] <FloodBot2> nava2: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:28] <bruenig> well delete the partition
[03:28] <DouglasK> nava2: I've done that myself with gParted.  What it actually does is move it to the left, then expand it.
[03:28] <bruenig> then make the whole partition
[03:28] <nava2> DouglasK: hoq
[03:29] <DouglasK> hoq?
[03:29] <nava2> how*
[03:29] <DouglasK> In the gui of gparted, you move the partitiion to the left, then resize it, then apply.
[03:30] <nava2> How do you move it? :S
[03:30] <xangua> with the mouse.........
[03:30] <nava2> it appears to be mounts
[03:30] <nava2> mounted*, what is the command to unmount
[03:30] <bruenig> nava2: umount
[03:30] <rww> nava2: right-click it in gparted and click unmount.
[03:30] <nava2> rww it wont let me.
[03:30] <bruenig> not the question eh asked
[03:31] <bruenig> nava2: what is on this partition
[03:31] <theatro> nava2, is this your / ?
[03:31] <bruenig> is it your /
[03:31] <nava2> this is my / yes
[03:31] <matthew> has anyone ever had songbird stop playing sound
[03:31] <bruenig> if any part of the filesystem is mounted on it, you are going to need to use a live cd
[03:31] <DouglasK> nava2: then you'd need to boot of a cd so it's not in use.
[03:31] <syntax> does most people in here rather use gui or cli in nix?
[03:31] <rww> nava2: boot from an Ubuntu or GParted LiveCD and do it there. You can't resize the root partition you're running from.
[03:31] <nava2> bruenig: I'm in a live CD..
[03:31] <bruenig> nava2: then it isn't your /
[03:32] <nava2> It is..
[03:32] <cfedde> wny can I never remember the name of the command that tells what process is using a file system?
[03:32] <bruenig> no
[03:32] <bruenig> cfedde: lsof
[03:32] <bruenig> cfedde: think "list open file", then you won't forget it
[03:32] <theatro> syntax, this is ubuntu, of course people use gui, otherwise there is no point, they should just run debian
[03:32] <cfedde> bruenig: that's one. But there is another too.
[03:32] <bruenig> hmm
[03:33] <bruenig> syntax: I rather use cli as gui is basically pointless for anyone over the age of 50
[03:33] <bruenig> anyone under the age*
[03:33] <youcanlinux> #ubuntu-ca
[03:33] <Guest76599> sound works in ubuntu (vlc, etc.) but not in songbird...it was working fine before. Any suggestions?
[03:34] <jiohdi> is it normal to find -  Warning: The file '/usr/sbin/unhide' exists on the system, but it is not present in the rkhunter.dat file.
[03:34] <bruenig> Guest76599: songbird is a mess that no one should use
[03:34] <nava2> bruenig: How would I unmount it then
[03:34] <jeeves_Moss> how can I find out why my kernel just paniced?
[03:34] <nava2> It says its not mounted.
[03:34] <bruenig> nava2: then you don't need to unmount it
[03:34] <nava2> but I cant move it
[03:34] <nava2> and in gParted, it thinks its mounted
[03:34] <bruenig> nava2: I have never heard of this move stuff
[03:34] <bruenig> that was someone else
[03:34] <glass> Guys, I'm still runinng FF 3 I can't seem to update to FF 3.5.
[03:34] <rww> !ff35 | glass
[03:34] <bruenig> I told you to format it entirely
[03:35]  * cfedde looks at http://www.scottklarr.com/topic/115/linux-unix-cheat-sheets-the-ultimate-collection/  
[03:35] <Guest73237> sorry don't know why i was in as guest...as far as I know...songbird plays all the formats I need (for some reason rhythmbox fails to download some codecs) and works with last.fm, bruenig. So you're not really helping me.
[03:35] <bruenig> Guest73237: you asked for suggestions
[03:36] <QRZ> hi
[03:36] <bruenig> !hi | QRZ
[03:36] <nava2> bruenig: should I just delete it and reinstall ubuntu in the free space?
[03:36] <xangua> Guest73237: rhythmbox doesn't download codecs, package manager does
[03:36] <bruenig> nava2: that is what I would do
[03:36] <nava2> its a fresh install anyways
[03:36] <matt132> okay xangua, when I play songs in rhythmbox, PM searches for codecs but won't install them.
[03:37] <bruenig> nava2: delete the partition, reinstall
[03:37] <xangua> matt132: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted extras (only if you use ubuntu-gnome) installs adobe flash, CODECS, fonts, rar, unrar, etc...
[03:38] <matt132> ok, xangua, thank you
[03:38] <nava2> doesn't the ubuntu install take the largest free space anyways?
[03:38] <bruenig> nava2: just delete it
[03:38] <bruenig> and do it
[03:38] <axisys> looking for a cool password generator for pronounceable password
[03:38] <axle> hey
[03:38] <axle> any of you guys use tor?
[03:38] <axisys> anyone have come accross of one ?
[03:38] <axle> yeah
[03:39] <cfedde> bruenig: the one I was looking for was fuser.
[03:39] <axle> password generator professional
[03:39] <cfedde> thanks too
[03:39] <axisys> axle: let me google that
[03:39] <jacksonBlind> Anyone here have any knowledge about ebox and shorewall and if they play nice together?
[03:39] <nava2> how is Karmic at this point?
[03:39] <QRZ> I'll find out
[03:40] <heatmzzr> mnaines: not workin for me man.. syntax errors and argument errors
[03:41] <nava2> Does anyone know how stable Karmic is at this point?
[03:41] <coreyman> how do i create an icon to put in desktop folder?
[03:41] <bazhang> nava2, karmic discussion in #ubuntu+1
[03:41] <garyklinecc> hey guys - I managed to lose power during the update process to latest PC version - I'm able to login at the new login screen, but then a get a blank screen (peach colored?) .  How screwed am I?
[03:42] <kismet> hey is it possible to copy a file from local machine to a server where i can log me in via ssh
[03:42] <WhiteyMc-Tip> hola world
[03:42] <Fred1> Can someone tell me how I un-remember a saved password for mounting a WIndows file share?
[03:42] <lstarnes> kismet: yes, via scp
[03:43] <RHorse> kismet I think you want sshfs
[03:43] <kismet> what is the command?
[03:44] <gst> wat is sshfs?
[03:44] <lstarnes> kismet: scp /path/to/local/file user@serverIP:/path/to/server/file
[03:44] <lstarnes> gst: it allows you to mount a directory from another machine on your own through SSH
[03:44] <coreyman> How do you set the icon for a desktop shortcut?
[03:44] <RHorse> sshfs will mount the ssh remote puter as a directory so you can pass files transparantly between them like two directories
[03:44] <kismet> lstarnes: thanks... i am gonna try it
[03:45] <lstarnes> coreyman: right click, select properties, right click on the icon
[03:45] <axisys> axle: password generator profession works for unix ?
[03:45] <kismet> RHorse: so i think i have to install that?
[03:45] <RHorse> kismet yes, it's in the repos
[03:46] <arand> I think you can go into system>administration>authorizations, somewhere in that list it should be maybe something like "mount internal media"...
[03:47] <stoner> does any one know how delete a partition on linux?
[03:47] <coreyman> lstarnes thx
[03:49] <gst> mount from internal drives is there.
[03:49] <RHorse> stoner parted, gparted qtparted or related
[03:49] <gst> we can delete partition during installation
[03:50] <supercom32> If a hard drive has limited space, is there any software that can select a group of directories that would best fill that limited space?
[03:50] <gst> i used sudo parted
[03:50] <LinuxAddict> stormx2 are you there
[03:51] <RHorse> stormx2 is attending a Linux conference in Helsinki
[03:51] <ohlie> hi room, how can i chk or mount a undetected connected hard drives in my ubuntu server?
[03:51] <ohlie> appreciate any reply ...
[03:51] <coreyman> how do i remove blocked updates from the software updates module?
[03:52] <LinuxAddict> hey can someone help me plz
[03:52] <stoner> cheers RHouse
[03:52] <Theoraforever> LinuxAddict: What's the problem?
[03:53] <RHorse> stoner :)
[03:53] <heatmzzr> mnaines: I got it to work using the chown -r ... thanks all
[03:53] <LinuxAddict> i cant get apt-get update to work
[03:53] <youcanlinux> what command are you using ?
[03:53] <elijah> why would this command give me "cp: cannot create directory"  cp -fR sites/all/modules/ ../public_html/sites/all/modules/.
[03:53] <LinuxAddict> im using apt-get update
[03:53] <youcanlinux> did you try "sudo apt-get update" ?
[03:54] <LinuxAddict> yeah
[03:54] <cfedde> elijah: becase part of the path does not exist?
[03:54] <youcanlinux> check your permissions, elijah
[03:54] <youcanlinux> Linuxaddict, do you get an error message?  Did you create another account after installing ?
[03:54] <LinuxAddict> but here is what happens it says file failed to fetch
[03:55] <gst> chown -r, no option like r it's telling
[03:55] <youcanlinux> Don't forget chown -R, that does the recursive change
[03:55] <gst> wat for did you use tat -r option
[03:57] <d0wn> is there a way to install the older version of amarok from the repos instead of the latest?
[03:57] <youcanlinux> if you created another account after installation, that might be a problem... If you just have the single "regular" user account, we need to see about other things. Did you check /var/log/messages ?
[03:57] <elijah> cfedde: I think you may be right, the modules folder does not exist but when I create it manually the command works fine but makes another modules folder within that one.
[03:58] <laserbeak_> hello
[03:58] <laserbeak_> i just ran make on some sources
[03:58] <stoner> The partition comes up as sdb1 in /dev/ but there is no sdb so no devise, any ideas
[03:58] <laserbeak_> i guess they compiled, i got no errors but if i type the name of the program in terminal, it says it's not there
[03:58] <grkblood13> how do i get sopcast?
[03:58] <youcanlinux> Linuxaddict, did you see my msg ?
[03:58] <laserbeak_> i do have a binary file in a directory that i'm loking at
[03:59] <laserbeak_> how do i set it so that terminal sees it?
[03:59] <laserbeak_> oh wait, that's bashrc isnt it?
[03:59] <jvm_> hi. i set up a fresh ubuntu install and want to use a static network configuration that takes effect _before_ any user login. so i copied a working /etc/network/interfaces configuration from my debian system to ubuntu and rebooted. now 'ifconfig' doesnt even show eth0 anymore, while i wouldve expected it to be fully configured. whats wrong?
[04:00] <mnaines> Anyone want a good setup for speed and security?
[04:00] <mya> hello
[04:00] <youcanlinux> I'll bit, speed and security ? How ?
[04:01] <mnaines> Easy...External Serial ATA hard drives
[04:01] <mnaines> Put all the mission critical data on the eSATA drives, then unmount them and physically secure them when you're away from the computer
[04:02] <mnaines> eSATA has a sustained buffer-to-host speed of 300 megabytes per second
[04:02] <youcanlinux> I tried the external serial ATA drive thing, it turns out the info was getting corrupted, I thought I was doing something wrong, turned out to be a bad hard drive. Ouch.
[04:02] <mnaines> That happens
[04:02] <youcanlinux> Expensive lesson, I'm also going to be sure to buy quality equipment.
[04:03] <mnaines> Good thing about the external drives is if the drive goes bad, just pry open the case, take out the old drive, buy an internal drive, and swap it into the case
[04:03] <mnaines> The only two external hard drive brands I would recommend are Western Digital and Seagate
[04:04] <mnaines> Preferably Seagate if you want maximum speed and maximum reliability
[04:04] <RHorse> mnaines datastor has been good for me
[04:04] <jatt> how do I change the size of the icons of the Avant Window Navigator?
[04:04] <laserbeak_> when i type su in terminal and enter my password i get a failure, but my password works anywhere else. why is this?
[04:05] <mnaines> RHorse, use what works best for you.  The point I'm trying to make is that external hard drives, if you use the eSATA interface, are both extremely fast and very secure
[04:05] <youcanlinux> what kind of errer ?
[04:05] <lstarnes> laserbeak_: su does NOT use your password.  it uses root's password
[04:05] <axisys> ok looking for a tool that will generate triple des of a passwd .. like in shadow
[04:05] <laserbeak_> yeah
[04:05] <lstarnes> laserbeak_: sudo should always be used instead of su
[04:05] <laserbeak_> ok
[04:05] <lstarnes> laserbeak_: you could try sudo -i
[04:06] <RHorse> mnaines eSATA, huh? OK
[04:06] <laserbeak_> lstarnes, sudo works thx
[04:06] <mnaines> eSATA is just regular Serial ATA mounted externally...Same 300 megabytes per second sustained throughput as regular Serial ATA
[04:07] <garyklinecc> good luck and good night
[04:08] <RHorse> mnaines wow, the last serial drive I mounted externally was years ago, and it sucked. Glad to hear they have something else that works
[04:08] <syntax> if you have all .jpg how do you move them to another foldier or another area in teminal
[04:08] <mnaines> RHorse, only difference between eSATA and regular SATA is the interface connection.  Other than that, there is no difference between the two
[04:09] <lstarnes> syntax: mv /directory/*.jpg /other/directory
[04:09] <glassd> it took far too long to get smuxi working....
[04:09] <mnaines> RHorse, you must have tried a SCSI drive, am I right?
[04:09] <syntax> thx
[04:09] <nownot> is there a gui i can use to setup raid ?
[04:10] <RHorse> mnaines yes, now that I think of it, I think it was. 7-8 years ago.
[04:10] <jiohdi> dr willis... got cpulimit up and running... but google earth still took everything and locked up...what went wrong?
[04:10] <ctmjr> !raid | nownot it might help
[04:10] <mnaines> RHorse, yeah...SCSI drives are small in size but easily outpace SATA
[04:11] <mnaines> RHorse Today's SCSI can run 640 megabytes per second sustained while SATA can only do 300 megabytes per second sustained
[04:12] <mnaines> RHorse, the SCSI drives don't get bigger than 128GB before they get into the thousand-dollar range
[04:12] <RHorse> mnaines yes, SCSI never acheived mass market acceptance, but the pros all use them big time.
[04:13] <gst> WAT DOES audio playback mean?
[04:13] <nownot> ctmjr: it looks like the software one is raiding the install, i want to setup a raid 5 after initial install
[04:13] <mnaines> RHorse, yes.  I use nothing but Serial ATA drives...Even the DVD burner drive I use is SATA
[04:14] <jvm__> hi. i set up a fresh ubuntu install and want to use a static network configuration that takes effect _before_ any user login. so i copied a working /etc/network/interfaces configuration from my debian system to ubuntu and rebooted. now 'ifconfig' doesnt even show eth0 anymore, while i wouldve expected it to be fully configured. whats wrong?
[04:15] <Devon_C> hey can anyone help me out with this audio mixer problem I'm having?
[04:15] <ctmjr> nownot: am not sure how to do that i believe you have to format the drives to make them raid, but could be wrong
[04:15] <Devon_C> for some reason Ubuntu isn't recognizing I have headphones plugged in to my front jack
[04:15] <nownot> why the hell is this so hard if linux is used mostly for servers ...
[04:15] <Devon_C> I'm guessing I need some sort of driver?
[04:16] <worldwarcheese1> nownot: sorry but I came in late. What are you trying to RAID?
[04:16] <nownot> worldwarcheese1: trying to get raid 5 working in unbuntu
[04:16] <nownot> giving me hell so far
[04:16] <soreau> Devon_C: Are they usb headphones?
[04:17] <Devon_C> soreau: no, they're standard 1/4th inch
[04:17] <Devon_C> they're going into my green headphone jack
[04:17] <soreau> Devon_C: I'm guessing the audio is still coming out of the main speakers?
[04:17] <Devon_C> yes
[04:17] <Devon_C> soreau: yes
[04:18] <biglinux> quem e de DF
[04:18] <grkblood13> how do i get sopcast on ubuntu
[04:18] <lordnikon> netbook eee pc just installed the ubuntu netbook remix and the wifi isnt working can anyone help??
[04:18] <worldwarcheese1> nownot: I wanted to do the same myself actually but never got around doing it. Are you using the BIOS or a different software to build the raid
[04:18] <lordnikon> or even the update manager
[04:18] <phil__> First time visitor   sitting on the side
[04:18] <biglinux> biglinux
[04:18] <worldwarcheese1> lordnikon: Check to see if you're in power save mode
[04:18] <biglinux> como estala
[04:18] <nownot> well bios has the option, but i was using software
[04:18] <biglinux> ?
[04:18] <worldwarcheese1> That can cause it to shut off
[04:18] <Devon_C> lordnikon: how are you on IRC if you have no wireless? are you using an ethernet cord?
[04:18] <bazhang> !br | biglinux
[04:19] <lordnikon> im using m comp not hers
[04:19] <lordnikon> please my batt is going to die
[04:19] <worldwarcheese1> nownot: Which one? I mean did it come with the Ubuntu install
[04:19] <lordnikon> not on powersave mode
[04:19] <soreau> Devon_C: Then your audio hw is working, no need for a different driver. Sounds like your card is not designed to do what you want it to. The green jack is usually for external speakers with a built-in amp
[04:19] <phil__> Any one here familiar with pppoe conf
[04:20] <lordnikon> war cheese
[04:20] <worldwarcheese1> lordnikon: this has been a recurring problem. You might need to download intel's driver for it though my eee pc doesnt have this problem
[04:20] <Devon_C> soreau: I know my card is designed for it - it worked just fine with windows
[04:20] <soreau> Devon_C: huh
[04:20] <lordnikon> where do i get it ??
[04:20] <nownot> did what come with the install?
[04:20] <Aquahallic> evenin' folks... I'm about out of space on my root partition.. I need to remap my /tmp dir to another physical drive... what's the easiest way to go about this?.. I've tried mount /tmp /media/disk-1/temp but it says something about it's not a block device... thx!
[04:20] <chuck_> lordnikon: Whats the issue?
[04:20] <Devon_C> soreau: my reaction exactly XD
[04:20] <worldwarcheese1> lordnikon: you should be able to find it on any of the eee pc modding forums or intel's download site
[04:21] <lordnikon> need to et the wifi working on n eee pc with ubun. netbook remix
[04:21] <jacksonBlind> Anyone familiar with eBox here?
[04:21] <worldwarcheese1> Just download and restart the pc and it should work
[04:21] <Devon_C> soreau: I'm looking the issue up on the forums
[04:21] <chuck_> lordnikon: which model are you using?
[04:21] <chuck_> Wifi on my AAO worked out of the box, and my buddies EEEPC as well.
[04:21] <lordnikon> 1005hAB
[04:21] <FloridaGuy> is there anywhere eles in ubuntu besides printer settings where i can ajust print quality.??..ubuntu printer settings is only giving me 600 dpi
[04:21] <Devon_C> soreau: lemme dig a bit and if I cant find anything do you think you could help me troubleshoot?
[04:21] <soreau> Devon_C: I don't really know what else to tell you because I don't know how your sound system is set up. If you have a headphone jack on your speakers, you should try that one..
[04:21] <Devon_C> soreau: yeah, that one works but its a pain in the ass to plug them in there
[04:21] <soreau> I see
[04:22] <crasher> Could somebody please recommend a good webcam to use with Skype on Ubuntu?
[04:22] <worldwarcheese1> nownot: nm sorry my mistake. I thought Ubuntu came with a RAID softwaye standard
[04:22] <Phase> `dotool getmouselocation` in a terminal returns "x:750 y:604 screen:0" (no quotes).. How do I isolate the numbers from x and y?
[04:22] <Phase> er
[04:22] <Phase> xdotool*
[04:22] <chuck_> http://forum.eeebuntu.org/viewtopic.php?f=45&p=19105 contains the fix LordNikon
[04:22] <chuck_> Google is your friend
[04:23] <soreau> Devon_C: I'm not too familiar with what you're describing. afaik, it's a physical switch that reroutes the audio from the main speakers to the headphones
[04:23] <chuck_> omg
[04:23] <soreau> but apparently not in this case
[04:23] <chuck_> fook epic4
[04:23] <CaptainCrook> what to do with *.rpm.bin ?
[04:23] <Devon_C> soreau: okay, I have speakers that are plugged into a jack in the back of my drive. I have another headphone jack in the front of my drive that I'm using with my headphones
[04:24] <Devon_C> soreau: speakers play, headphones dont
[04:24] <xangua> CaptainCrook: what app do you wanna install ¿
[04:24] <Devon_C> soreau: when usually, front jack takes the priority
[04:24] <CaptainCrook> java ...
[04:24] <xangua> CaptainCrook: it is already in the repository
[04:24] <soreau> Devon_C:  I assume it is all operating from the same audio chip internally?
[04:24] <lazyPower> so much better
[04:25] <xangua> both jre6 and the browser plugin CaptainCrook
[04:25] <lazyPower> lordnikon, http://forum.eeebuntu.org/viewtopic.php?f=45&p=19105 has your fix
[04:25] <xangua> !jre
[04:25] <Devon_C> soreau: right - and I've been playing around with the ALSA mixer fo the past 15 minutes and nothing controls the headphone volume
[04:25] <supercom32> f a hard drive has limited space, is there any software that can select a group of directories that would best fill that limited space?
[04:25] <CaptainCrook> xangua ok... i guess i might start there... but if i get to handle another .rpm.bin what the correct way to handle it?
[04:25] <Devon_C> soreau: when it should be "line in"
[04:26] <xangua> !rpm | CaptainCrook
[04:26] <Devon_C> soreau: scratch that
[04:26] <xangua> !jre | CaptainCrook
[04:26] <Devon_C> soreau: line in are my speakers...
[04:26] <CaptainCrook> ok thanks...
[04:27] <coreyman> how do i clear blocked updates?
[04:27] <soreau> Devon_C: Again, I must say i am not familiar with that type of setup but the only other way I can see it detecting the headphones being plugged in (other than a physical switch) is a resistance change in which case it would be the drivers responsibility (though I've never seen such a thing)
[04:27] <xangua> coreyman: bloqued updates¿¿
[04:28] <coreyman> xangua update manager has 4 blocked updates
[04:28] <soreau> Devon_C: But you are doing the right thing. Try obtaining more info on your audio hw with 'lspci' and use that in your searches
[04:29] <coreyman> why is compiz telling me it can't find xgl?
[04:29] <coreyman> what is compiz missing?
[04:29] <soreau> ! compiz | coreyman
[04:30] <Devon_C> soreau: I just figured out a temporary fix...
[04:30] <Devon_C> soreau: I just have to plug my headphones in the jack in the back of my PC
[04:30] <Devon_C> it's a pain, but it'll work
[04:30] <soreau> Devon_C: Hack together an extension cable! ;)
[04:31] <Devon_C> soreau: heh, I like the initiative - a very valid idea, but I'd rather just like to get my secondary front jack working. P:
[04:32] <soreau> Devon_C: Do any of the front jacks work? ie. plugging the main speakers there
[04:32] <gst> any idea, when do i get audio playback error?
[04:32] <Devon_C> soreau: hang on let me try some combinations...
[04:32] <soreau> coreyman: If you come to #compiz, I will help you
[04:32] <coreyman> soreau k
[04:34] <Devon_C> soreau: yeah, not working
[04:34] <Devon_C> soreau: I have two more jacks besides the secondary green one - a darker green one marked "line in" (which I messed with the sliders and didnt get a response) and a pink mic jack which wont help me
[04:35] <Guest82242> hio
[04:35] <Guest82242> hi
[04:35] <Guest82242> anyine
[04:35] <Guest82242> anyone interested
[04:35] <Guest82242> to chat with me
[04:35] <soreau> Devon_C: Sorry man, not sure what else to tell you
[04:35] <FloodBot2> Guest82242: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:35] <Devon_C> soreau: yeah man, no problem - thanks for your help
[04:35] <ufd> Guest 82242 whats the prob ?
[04:36] <Devon_C> how do those types of people end up on this server?
[04:36] <Devon_C> lol
[04:36] <lanzelloth> !wifi
[04:37] <lanzelloth> how do I check what driver my wireless card is using?
[04:38] <jatt> lanzelloth: System->Administration->Hardware Drivers.
[04:38] <Devon_C> lanzelloth: try going into terminal and typing in "lspci"
[04:38] <soreau> lanzelloth: Which card is it? You can look at the output of 'lspci' if it's pci or integrated
[04:39] <maek> how do you install ubuntu automatically over the network with pxe, similar to redhats kickstart? what is that called please?
[04:40] <lanzelloth> jatt, no proprietary drivers installed
[04:40] <lanzelloth> Devon_C, soreau apparently it's an intel 4965 agn
[04:40] <lanzelloth> Devon_C, soreau but I still need the driver that it's using
[04:41] <lazyPower> Interesting, the latest binary of songbird is hanging on library loading. Anybody else having similar issues on a 32 bit version of ibex?
[04:41] <Corey> hello
[04:41] <Devon_C> lanzelloth: try googling "<sound card> driver linux"
[04:41] <soreau> lanzelloth: 'lsmod' will show you all loaded modules, not sure which is for that card exactly.. You're probably using some intel driver though. What does 'iwconfig' show?
[04:42] <gst> when do i get audio playback error?
[04:42] <Devon_C> soreau: I think what he means is he needs to know what driver to install because there is no driver installed
[04:42] <Devon_C> could be wrong though
[04:42] <gst> wat does audio playbac mean?
[04:42] <lanzelloth> Devon_C, ok (it's a wireless card btw)
[04:42] <soreau> Devon_C: The open intel driver should already be loaded by default I'd assume.. Intel hw is widely supported on linux
[04:43] <Devon_C> soreau: right P:
[04:43] <lanzelloth> soreau, iwconfig doesn't say anything abt the driver, will try grepping various things from lsmod
[04:43] <Devon_C> lanzelloth: this might be the blind leading the blind, I'm pretty new to all of this as well
[04:43] <gst> i hav intel's ich9 on my machine
[04:44] <jatt> for some Intel cards it is iwl3945.
[04:44] <heo_> Where are error log files commmonly saved? /etc/? /var/?
[04:44] <lanzelloth> gst, audio playback: the act of audio playing if that's what you meant
[04:44] <lazyPower> heo,  /var/log
[04:45] <fload> im getting a weird error and crash when i try to log on " xauth error in   locking authority file /home/fload/.Xauthority" anyone know how can i fix this
[04:45] <nmukh> hello i am trying to add files to an external hard drive but it says it is read only how do i change permissions?
[04:45] <heo_> lazyPower: Thank you.
[04:45] <gst> i am trying to cal using skype, but couldn't
[04:45] <fload> i can only startx as sudo startx
[04:45] <gst> it tels error in audio playback
[04:46] <Nautilus__> i put in a number of updates to my Intrepid system but theres still 20 to go and I get 404's for them. Is a server down or what's up?
[04:47] <simran> guys im trying to add a file into the modules file ..when i click save it tells me i dont have the permission to save it
[04:47] <simran>  what am i doing wrong
[04:47] <jatt> start your editor with sudo
[04:48] <simran> jatt can you explain please
[04:48] <simran> could i do it via the file browser
[04:48] <simran> and not terminal
[04:48] <jatt> yes with gksudo
[04:48] <simran> ah
[04:48] <simran> is that an app i need to dl
[04:48] <soreau> lanzelloth: A quick google search for 'intel 4965 agn linux driver' suggests the linux driver wasn't ready for the latest ubuntu release until June and you could either get the linux driver or use ndiswrapper to attempt using the windows driver in linux (not recommended)
[04:49] <lanzelloth> soreau, thx for that I was for that I was still reading man grep lol
[04:49] <simran> mate?
[04:50] <bastidrazor> simran, in terminal type gksudo gedit /etc/modules  ..this will make it much easier.
[04:50] <lanzelloth> soreau, so do you know what it's using then? has to be a generic one
[04:50] <simran> thanks bastidrazor
[04:50] <simran> thanks a lot
[04:50] <soreau> lanzelloth: It is either using a generic one not yet supporting your wifi hw or didn't load one at all
[04:51] <simran> btw, could you explain please the significance of "gksudo"
[04:51] <simran> i just started using linux 2 days ago
[04:51] <bastidrazor> !gksudo | simran
[04:51] <Nautilus__> can i upgrade to 9.04 from 8.xx if I dont have all the 8.xx updates?
[04:51] <simran> ok cheers
[04:52] <fiber> Hello... I want to transfer a file from this computer (Computer A) to another computer (Computer C) that is hidden behind a router (computer B).  This router accepts ssh connections (that is the only port available)... I know I can use an SSH tunnel but all the examples are confusing me (plus I'd like to simply use scp or sftp)... So, how could I use port 25 on computer B to get files from computer A to computer C?
[04:52] <simran> and i cant run that command any other way, apart from in terminal correct?
[04:52] <Mike_lifeguard> In Applications>System Tools I have "New Login in a Window" however it fails to launch with the error "The X server failed.  Perhaps it is not configured well." How can I fix this?
[04:52] <simran> !sudo
[04:52] <soreau> Nautilus__: You should have all updates installed first and you have to go in order. Don't try to 8.04 -> 9.04
[04:52] <lanzelloth> soreau, ok thx, and I found this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/iwlwifi_Intel_3945_4965/gutsy apparently there's one out from intel
[04:53] <Nautilus__> oh, 8.04 to 9.00, then increment?
[04:53] <soreau> lanzelloth: Perfect. Intel is pretty good about supporting their hw with drivers ;)
[04:53] <jatt> 8.04 then 8.10 then 9.04
[04:53] <maco> soreau: except for poulsbo graphics
[04:53] <Nautilus__> so how come theres a button to upgrade to 9.04 now, ew
[04:53] <soreau> macd: orly?
[04:54] <jatt> no idea
[04:54] <Nautilus__> jajj: not sure how to tell what 8 I have, and I'm getting 404s on the security updates
[04:54] <lanzelloth> soreau, nvm it's apparently an opensource project, not from intel but it's there. thx for the help
[04:54] <maco> soreau: intel's poulsbo graphics (found in some netbooks) use a different chipset than the rest. they hired an outside company to do drivers back on 2.6.24 (hardy days), but development ceased and current kernels dont work with it
[04:55] <jatt> lsb_release -a
[04:55] <soreau> maco: I vaguely remember something about poulsbo.. something about them sucking ;)
[04:56] <Nautilus__> 8.10, no LSB modules available
[04:56] <maco> soreau: on linux, yes, they do...thanks to half-arsed, unmaintained drivers
[04:56] <swayric> howdy
[04:56] <jatt> so...
[04:56] <tehlor> does anybody know where to find the current key for the e17 repositories?
[04:56] <soreau> coreyman: Any good fortune?
[04:57] <jedahan> can anyone using dircproxy with multiple connection classes please post thier dircproxyrc? Only the *last* connection class ever works for me...
[04:57] <coreyman> soreau it's paused at ... Starting kde4-window-decorator ... im guessing it's running?
[04:57] <soreau> coreyman: yup
[04:57] <B00M3cH0> so i just installed ubuntu remix for my netbook and i am having issues playing youtube videos now... any pointers.. the vids have good sound but reeealy slow choppy video..and yes my internet is great
[04:57] <soreau> coreyman: You shouldn't have to guess.. you should see some basic visual effects
[04:57] <Muffinator> Hello all.  I'm trying to set up my desktop's UI to look like the Netbook Remix, as far as the window list, etc.  I've gotten that figured out, but like my netbook, I would like for my windows to maximize to full screen.  Does anyone know how I would go about doing that?
[04:58] <Nautilus__> jatt: can i go from 8.10 sans (49) security updates to 9.04?
[04:58] <xangua> Muffinator: then just install netbook remix
[04:58] <swayric> I proceeded to install ubuntu yesterday and the live cds kept freezing. I tried 7.04, 7.1, 8.04, 8.1, finally jaunty didn't freeze and the install succeeded. Any ideas on why live cds should be freezing? I had WinXP installed on the drive initially
[04:58] <RHorse> B00M3cH0 sounds like your flash version is older, perhaps?
[04:58] <Nautilus__> swayric: run memtest86?
[04:59] <Muffinator> Hmm.  Suppose I could do that.
[04:59] <B00M3cH0> well i have downloaded all the linux flash versions but how do i get them to install
[04:59] <jatt> yesterday I upgraded from 8.04 to 8.10 and then to 9.04. Got some issues with the sound but other than that the upgrade worked fine.
[04:59] <RHorse> B00M3cH0 go to the Adobe dl site and get the v. 10 Linux version in .gz format. Then unpack libflashplayer.so into your plugin dir
[04:59] <B00M3cH0> they all ask what to open with but no option to browse and selct firefiox
[05:00] <B00M3cH0> ohh thx
[05:00] <soreau> RHorse: Why not install flashplugin-nonfree from the repos?
[05:01] <tehlor> @soreau hiss
[05:01] <swayric> I should've. Perhaps the problem still remains--I'll check that later. I proceeded to delete 9.04 because I couldnt get WG311v2 to work with wicd.sourceforge.net directions, intending to settle for g?utsy 7.10, though now ubuntu-installer, fdisk, gparted won't detect my partition table. any ideas
[05:01] <soreau> tehlor: ?
[05:01] <RHorse> soreau from experience, I've found the direct dl and unpacking to work best, YMMV
[05:01] <xangua> !restricted extras | B00M3cH0
[05:01] <tehlor> open source, for the win
[05:01] <xangua> !restricted-extras
[05:01] <xangua> !extras
[05:01] <soreau> tehlor: Does gnash work at all?
[05:01] <FloridaGuy> how to compleatly from xubuntu from ubuntu??
[05:02] <tehlor> soreau: don't know, don't use it
[05:02] <bastidrazor> !codecs > xangua --this might be what you're looking for
[05:02] <soreau> tehlor: Then why are you hissing? :P
[05:02] <xangua> bastidrazor: nop. ubottu can't handle ubuntu restricted extras ¿¿
[05:02] <ctmjr> FloridaGuy: you want just gnome or kde?
[05:03] <bastidrazor> !info ubuntu-restricted-extras
[05:03] <xangua> ok
[05:03] <Scoyn> <-- New guy. Quick question. How do I find out what my ipaddress is?
[05:03] <maco> Scoyn: ip a
[05:03] <Mike_lifeguard> swayric: what do you mean by "deleting 9.04"?
[05:03] <maco> Scoyn: put that in a terminal
[05:03] <sploit> ifconfig
[05:04] <Scoyn> ifconfig said command not found.
[05:04] <Nautilus__> Scolo: the machine or your internet ip?
[05:04] <jatt> right click on the network manager->Connection Information.
[05:04] <FloridaGuy> ctmjr, just gnome.....i installed the net install....then installed xubuntu-desktop..dident care for it so did ubuntu-desktop...now i want to compleatly take xubuntu off
[05:05] <sploit> /sbin/ifconfig ?
[05:05] <apoleo12> heya, Im wondering while Im on liveCD, is there a way to save the settings just incase I would have to go back into liveCD?
[05:05] <tehlor> FloridaGuy: just install gnome with apt-get, uninstall xfce4
[05:06] <Scoyn> Nope, not in sbin.
[05:06] <bastidrazor> FloridaGuy, http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/puregnome   follow this link.
[05:06] <ctmjr> FloridaGuy: try this http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/puregnome
[05:06] <difeta> utilizing mdns (avahi) how can I make it so my laptop resolves the ip of another upnp machine on my network?
[05:06] <ctmjr> bastidrazor: :)
[05:07] <bastidrazor> ctmjr, i have those pages bookmarked. that question comes up a lot.
[05:07] <FloridaGuy> bastidrazor, ctmjr you guys gave the same link...the one i was trying to find
[05:07] <ctmjr> bastidrazor: so do i but your a bit faster than me
[05:07] <bastidrazor> FloridaGuy, follow ctmjr's link. he is correct
[05:07] <maco> Scoyn: does "ip a" work?
[05:07] <swayric> Mike_LaMar:I removed the jaunty install in quite a hazardous way; I fdisk'd it, deleting the partitions (while logged into the target jaunty installation): the install partition, swap, boot. I then used recovery console and fixboot+fixmbr to recover previous state.
[05:08] <swayric> I wasnt having luck with live CDs--they wouldnt detect the jaunty install
[05:08] <Scoyn> Nope.
[05:08] <jatt> just right click on the nm applet
[05:08] <LaserJet> Scoyn: go to the web http://www.ip-adress.com/
[05:08] <Scoyn> I'm running AndLinux. >.>
[05:08] <jatt> ->ConnectionInformation
[05:08] <jatt> that's it
[05:10] <maco> Scoyn: oh. in that case, using windows' cmd.exe enter "ipconfig /all"
[05:10] <coreyman> how come my compiz cube isn't actually a cube and it's just a flat plane
[05:10] <FloridaGuy> bastidrazor, im following both...because there both the same
[05:10] <swayric> Mike_LaMar: so how badly did my linux feats break things?
[05:10] <soreau> coreyman: #compiz
[05:10] <maco> coreyman: because you dont have a horizontal virtual size of 4?
[05:10] <edbian> coreyman: PM me
[05:11] <maco> coreyman: if its only 2, youll have it like a sheet of paper. if its 3, itll be a triangular prism
[05:11] <edbian> coreyman: I can help :)
[05:11] <apoleo12> I'm wondering while Im on liveCD, is there a way to save the settings just incase I would have to go back into liveCD?
[05:11] <Scoyn> Didn't work. =\
[05:11] <Scoyn> Gave me a 192.168, but I couldn't connect to it.
[05:11] <swayric> apoleo12, perhaps a persistent USB live cd>?
[05:11] <maco> Scoyn: well youd need to have something to connect to...
[05:11] <swayric> liveUSB, even.
[05:12] <Scoyn> I'm trying to connect from a Windows app to my AndLinux database.
[05:12] <lanzelloth> can someone quickly explain why there are a lot of different types of regex and which one is the most commonly used one
[05:12] <Scoyn> All I need is the ip of AndLinux. >.<
[05:12] <apoleo12> sway: if is that it, how do I do it?
[05:12] <coreyman> edbian i got it
[05:12] <FloridaGuy> now reboot and see if xubuntu is gone
[05:12] <jiohdi> scoyn 192.168. is your router... and its missing two numbers
[05:12] <coreyman> maco sweet yea i got it
[05:12] <edbian> coreyman: O good :)
[05:13] <maco> Scoyn: localhost? 127.0.0.1?
[05:13] <Mike_lifeguard> lanzelloth: PCRE is very common... there are different implementations of regex for the same reason there's different implementations of anything
[05:13] <Nautilus__> maco: lol
[05:13] <Scoyn> No, the other two are there. I just know they're not relevant.
[05:13] <Scoyn> Tried localhost, didn't work.
[05:13] <sploit> localhost is your local box
[05:13] <maco> Scoyn: maybe your windows firewall is screwing with you?
[05:13] <Scoyn> Neither work.
[05:13] <Scoyn> I have the firewall disable.d
[05:14] <Scoyn> Disabled*
[05:14] <maco> sploit: AndLinux means he's got a linux kernel and his windows kernel running together on the same machine
[05:14] <maco> Scoyn: i dont think anyone here actually knows how the heck AndLinux works and what weirdness it brings in. maybe they have an IRC channel?
[05:14] <edbian> maco: I just looked it up.  Interesting idea.  Although I'd never do it because of the windows 1/2
[05:14] <maco> edbian: agreed
[05:14] <Scoyn> It
[05:14] <sploit> I thought it was just some offbeat linux distro :(
[05:15] <ccb0x45> hey I am getting an error when I try to do a sudo apt-get install -f to install the nvidia drivers: says cannong remove /usr/src/nicidia-185blah blah no such file or directory
[05:15] <twas> pylucene is built against python 2.5, which is a pain for me because I use 2.6 almost exclusively. How do I build pylucene from source using 2.6?
[05:15] <edbian> Scoyn: Techincally andLinux is NOT ubuntu.  I agree that you're going to be hard-pressed to find someone who can help you save the developers
[05:15] <Scoyn> It's possible. I just figured I'd try here since when I use apt-get it connects to the ubuntu.com database.
[05:15] <swayric> I deleted a linux install via fdisk->delete partitions(while still logged into the partition), and now ubuntu LiveCD/LiveUSB partitioning programs cannot read the partition table. Are there any standard ways of fixing this?
[05:15] <Dr_Willis> lanzelloth:  theres a book called 'mastering regular expressions' thats worth reading :)
[05:15] <Dr_Willis> swayric:  reboot the machine. You just confused the kernel i imagine
[05:15] <Scoyn> Laters.
[05:16] <lanzelloth> Mike_lifeguard, Dr_Willis, hmm neither vim nor grep uses pcre?
[05:16] <Dr_Willis> lanzelloth:  no idea what vim uses. grep has its own  subset i recall..  that book mentins both programs and how they differ i recall
[05:16] <Nautilus__> how can i make 8.10 check for updates?
[05:16] <Dr_Willis> lanzelloth:  i recall some regrexp web sites that also summarized what uses what..
[05:16] <Shishak> hello
[05:17] <jiohdi> Dr_willis: I got the cpulimit running... finally... but google earth still seems to hog everything and crash everything but the mouse
[05:17] <edbian> Nautilus__: "sudo apt-get update" and then "sudo apt-get upgrade"
[05:17] <Shishak> can anyone give me a hand?
[05:17] <Mike_lifeguard> Nautilus__: "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade"
[05:17] <lanzelloth> Dr_Willis, found it http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_regular_expression_software :D
[05:17] <apoleo12> Ok I did some checking for "presistent liveCD" it's only for the installation.... however, Mine's already installed onto the HDD... and in this case; I have a grub problem as Im workin on it so to speak... but I'd be booting into liveCD again which means I would have to reconfigure the settings minor in soem areas which I dont wanna go through all over again.. is there a possiblity to  save the settings in any way?
[05:17] <Nautilus__> oh wait, "Update Manager" sorry
[05:17] <Mike_lifeguard> !ask | Shishak
[05:17] <edbian> !ask | Shishak
[05:17] <swayric> Dr_Willis: I rebooted it several times since then booting LiveUSB/LiveCD but ubuntu-install/fdisk/gparted can not detect the partition table. Any ideas?
[05:17] <kevdog> regular expressions --- a really complex topic however basics can be used easilty
[05:17] <lanzelloth> Dr_Willis, one thing for sure regexp isn't so regular
[05:17] <ccb0x45> when I do
[05:18] <Dr_Willis> # grep: The traditional UNIX grep command uses the "POSIX BRE" flavor, though not all implementations fully adhere to the standard. Linux usually ships with the GNU implementation, which use "GNU BRE".
[05:18] <ccb0x45> sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[05:18] <edbian> swayric: I think you can just force it using fdisk
[05:18] <nownot> in the fstab file if i want to do "/dev/md0      /mnt/raid     ext3    defaults    1 2" are those tabs? or spaces?
[05:18] <ccb0x45> X never comes up, but it says [OK]
[05:18] <Dr_Willis> http://www.regular-expressions.info/refflavors.html
[05:18] <Mike_lifeguard> swayric: there is a rescue process on the fdisk site, I think... google it
[05:18] <FloridaGuy> bastidrazor, ctmjr, thanks worked but rebooted and xchat was gone...had to reinstall that...but i think xubuntu installed it bydefault
[05:18] <edbian> nownot: Either will work but they're tabs
[05:18] <Dr_Willis> lanzelloth:  its like everything else that has 'grown' over the years from simple to complex.
[05:18] <nownot> edbian: alright thanks
[05:18] <Mike_lifeguard> ccb0x45: please try to keep it on one line, otherwise it creates noise and people can't follow what you are saying
[05:18] <soreau> ccb0x45: Ctrl+Alt+F7?
[05:19] <bastidrazor> FloridaGuy, sudo apt-get install xchat
[05:19] <Dr_Willis> lanzelloth:  that url seems to be a good guide comparing programs
[05:19] <ccb0x45> whats control-alt-f7 do? I just rebooted, trying to see if that fixes it
[05:19] <Dr_Willis> ccb0x45:  that goes to the consoles  F7 is normally the X display however.
[05:19] <maco> ccb0x45: it takes you back to where the first graphical sesison starts
[05:19] <FloridaGuy> bastidrazor, i know..i wouldent be here if i dident reinstall it
[05:19] <FloridaGuy> lol
[05:20] <ccb0x45> ok cool ill try it once the reboot finishes
[05:20] <lanzelloth> Dr_Willis, bookmarked, thx
[05:20] <Mike_lifeguard> ccb0x45: CTRL+ALT+F# goes to your consoles. F7 is your X, the others are terminals (and one is something else special, but I forget where it is and what it is :) )
[05:20] <bastidrazor> FloridaGuy, ahh.. i misread. glad you made it back.
[05:20]  * apoleo12 is searching...
[05:21] <maco> ccb0x45: F7 isnt *always* X though. if you restart gdm/kdm it may pop up on F8 or F9....and if you do "switch user" so that you and your sister are both logged in at the same time, the second of you will likely be on F8 or F9
[05:21] <jiohdi> Mike_lifeguard: ctl+alt+f1 drops your gui and brings you to terminal only
[05:21] <ccb0x45> control alt-f7 doent do anything nor does f8 r f9
[05:21] <Lartza_> Umm... could anyone explain me something. What is classified as interactive web traffic?
[05:22] <apoleo12> aw man! It says it doesnt work with Hardy!!!
[05:22] <soreau> ccb0x45: What are you trying to do ultimately?
[05:22] <Lartza_> I have got to know a program called wondershaper which should do wonders.
[05:22] <apoleo12> is this for real??
[05:22] <kyle__> What's the best video editor for Ubuntu?
[05:22] <wgato> after a reboot, other computers on the network can no longer get to me external drive.  what should i look at?
[05:22] <Lartza_> !best | kyle_
[05:22] <Mike_lifeguard> jiohdi: like all the terminals on the F# keys?
[05:22] <ccb0x45> soreau, get into X again... I installed a new graphics card... but nv-glx wasnt working with it, so I tried to reinstall nv-glx and now X wont start at all
[05:22] <shortcircuit> What's the component that auto-mounts removable media on insertion?
[05:23] <jiohdi> mike, like no other terminals at all but the main... like before any gui starts up
[05:23] <soreau> ccb0x45: What was your previous card?
[05:23] <ccb0x45> it was an onboard nvidia card
[05:23] <shortcircuit> I expect it interacts with HAL, but which part is it?
[05:23] <ccb0x45> the new one is a 9400gt
[05:23] <Mike_lifeguard> jiohdi: I'm not sure I know what you're talking about. Should I care about that?
[05:23] <Mike_lifeguard> jiohdi: if not, let's drop it :)
[05:23] <ccb0x45> when I hit control-alt-f7 it switches me to a console with a couple lines in it but no login prompt
[05:23] <Lartza_> !video | kyle__
[05:24] <Lartza_> sorry wrong one
[05:24] <Mike_lifeguard> ccb0x45: look on the other F#s then
[05:24] <soreau> ccb0x45: Can you pastebin the X log from the failed session (right after trying to restart gdm)?
[05:24] <jiohdi> mike, sometimes it will help if a program is stuck... you can drop out and kill it from that terminal
[05:24] <Mike_lifeguard> jiohdi: sure, just like any other terminal :|
[05:24] <ccb0x45> where is that stored? /var/log/Xorg?
[05:24] <soreau> ccb0x45: cat /var/log/Xorg.0.log | curl -F 'sprunge=<-' http://sprunge.us
[05:24] <jiohdi> mike, except when gnome or kde does not let you access any other
[05:24] <coreyman> !windows
[05:24] <soreau> ccb0x45: That should give you a link back pointing to your log
[05:26] <coreyman> what is a great application to run windows applications in linux?
[05:26] <Lartza_> !wine | coreyman
[05:26] <tehlor> coreyman: i like openbox
[05:26] <jiohdi> coreyman wine-doors
[05:26] <coreyman> I don't like wine.
[05:26] <tehlor> coreyman: i find wine to not work for the apps i use
[05:26] <Lartza_> coreyman: Then you need to pay
[05:27] <soreau> coreyman: Or you can install another OS inside of a virtual machine with virtualbox, for instance
[05:27] <Lartza_> Coreyman: or run a virtual machine
[05:27] <ccb0x45> http://sprunge.us/HNYT
[05:27] <Nautilus__> coreyman: VMware? (depending what you want to do)
[05:27] <ccb0x45> neat little trick
[05:27] <dumont> question: how come when I'm trying to install java v6 and get asked for root password to install additional software, I enter my password, but it says the pass is incorrect, capslock key is disabled, so WTF?
[05:27] <Lartza_> Nautilus__: That costs right?
[05:27] <dumont> java v6 as a plugin for firefox
[05:28] <Nautilus__> Lartza_: depending.  Get VMworkstation and you have 30 days trial to design the VM. Then get free VMplayer :)
[05:28] <Lartza_> dumont: TYpe your password
[05:28] <Lartza_> dumont: Not root
[05:28] <dumont> tried that too
[05:28] <jiohdi> wine-doors does a really good job with some windows programs
[05:28] <coreyman> someone made ubottu post all the things that would run windows stuff on linux... wish they could do it again
[05:29] <dumont> tried, current user password, root password, other admin account password
[05:29] <ccb0x45> soreau, I dont thing Xorg.0.log was the failing one, I think Xorg.99.log is which is at http://sprunge.us/hjEI
[05:29] <jiohdi> coreyman, wine-doors has a list built in
[05:29] <Lartza_> dumont: Interestin
[05:29] <ccb0x45> sorry http://sprunge.us/hJEI
[05:29] <Lartza_> Are you on synaptic or terminal?
[05:29] <edbian> dumont: IDK what to tell you.  If you can log in but you can't sudo you're typing it wrong at the sudo
[05:29] <soreau> ccb0x45: You're not even attempting using the nvidia driver but vesa instead (according to your first post). The second one doesn't load here
[05:30] <ccb0x45> soreau, sorry did you see my correction?
[05:30] <Lartza_> dumont: SO you are not getting a sudoers error?
[05:30] <edbian> Dr_Willis: Did you see my PM ??
[05:30] <dumont> says failed to run gnome-app-installer.... as user root
[05:30] <Dr_Willis> edbian:  proberly not.. been cookiing dinner.
[05:31] <Rudy-> I'm trying to set up my server to serve Samba shares. I can't figure out how to make them accessible to both Samba and Apache though
[05:31] <ccb0x45> the error seems to be: Number of created screens does not match number of detected devices.
[05:31] <dumont> the uderlying autheriz. mechanism (sudo) doesn't allow you to run this program
[05:31] <edbian> Dr_Willis: If you don't mind me asking (and if you have a minute) Where did you get your immense knowledge of linux?
[05:31] <Dr_Willis> edbian:  read, read, read, read,..... expriment, dissect disrtos.. and read, read read read read..
[05:31] <edbian> Dr_Willis: Reading huh.  I can do that1
[05:31] <edbian> !!
[05:32] <Lartza_> dumont: Try to sudo something in terminal
[05:32] <apoleo12> I see this in the launchpad regharding the "persistent" liveCD that has been fixed for 8.0.4.3... is that the whole new OS in .iso image??
[05:32] <Dr_Willis> edbian:  get the idea? :) I have a large bookcase of linux books ive collected from the 'bargin bins' at the book stores over the years.
[05:32] <dumont> like?
[05:32] <Lartza_> Umm...
[05:32] <Dr_Willis> edbian:  and now most all are avail in pdf format. :)
[05:32] <apoleo12> I look up to you Dr_willis
[05:32] <Lartza_> sudo apt-cache search password
[05:32] <dumont> whats that do?
[05:33] <soreau> ccb0x45: All's I can say is wow.
[05:33] <Lartza_> It searches all packages that have password in them, just try sudo with that
[05:33] <edbian> Dr_Willis: What motivates you to offer so much help on these channels?
[05:33] <ccb0x45> soreau, lol whys that?
[05:33] <Dr_Willis> edbian:  basiclaly pick a 'topic' and read up on it.. then find another.. go back to the bookas as referance when you need the info for specific tasks.  That Oreally book on Bash is a must have.
[05:33] <Dr_Willis> edbian:  i dont have a life. :P
[05:33] <soreau> ccb0x45: I have never seen anything like this before but it's amusing me xD
[05:33] <edbian> Dr_Willis: ha ha ha!
[05:33] <Dr_Willis> edbian:  ive been on IRC since 1986  - used to irc on greenbar printing termianls and vt100's
[05:33] <ccb0x45> soreau: so no idea?
[05:33] <dumont> says user is not allowed to execute ... as root on this machine
[05:33] <soreau> ccb0x45: It's loading every single graphics driver it has for every card
[05:34] <soreau> ccb0x45: You only want it to load "nvidia"
[05:34] <Lartza_> dumont: That sound like the old sudoers error
[05:34] <soreau> ccb0x45: What does your xorg.conf look like?
[05:34] <dumont> what do you mean?
[05:34] <ccb0x45> soreau, let me grab it
[05:34] <edbian> Dr_Willis: Wow
[05:34] <Lartza_> dumont: I'm not sure if that error has replaced: "you are not on the sudoers list"
[05:34] <Dr_Willis> part of knowing 'linux' is knowing the history of linux, and pcs and OS's :)  once ya learn the history of why stuff is the way it is.. it makes more sence.
[05:35] <dumont> i'm on v8.04, i thought even though you are logged in as a normal user without any admin privilages, and you enter root's pass you could still perform admin tasks
[05:35] <Lartza_> That is the list that specifies all users that may use sudo if I'm correct
[05:35] <Dr_Willis> I actually THINK i know why thers no 'n' in the 'uNmount'  command. :)
[05:35] <grkblood13> how do i get sopcast on ubuntu
[05:35] <Lartza_> dumont: What do you mean?
[05:35] <Lartza_> dumont: You should be able to sudo
[05:35] <edbian> Dr_Willis: Cause they wanted to mess with people?!?!
[05:35] <dumont> so why can't I?
[05:36] <Lartza_> dumont: I mean not only root can install things
[05:36] <Lartza_> dumont: YOu don't propably havbe administrative rights
[05:36] <dumont> when i created this normal ser, i just used the which ever regular create normal user command it was, i didn't add any permissions or groups or anything, should have I done something like that?
[05:36] <Dr_Willis> edbian:  back when the  original os's came  out - it had like a 6 character file name limit. :0 YEARS ago...
[05:36] <Dr_Willis> edbian:  and its been grandfathered in ever since
[05:37] <edbian> Dr_Willis: wow.  Sounds convincing to me!
[05:37] <dumont> Lartza_ it's my dedicated server, i have root user account, and trying to install something as normal user
[05:37] <Lartza_> dumont: Yes I am just looking my user"profile" which has checks to things like "Use modems" "Administrate the system"
[05:37] <Lartza_> dumont: YOu have windowing system there?
[05:37] <edbian> dumont: Installing software is a administrative task.  Users should NOT be able to do it.
[05:38] <apoleo12> woe is me
[05:38] <Lartza_> edbian: But with sudo
[05:38] <dumont> keep in mind i'm probably going to have to perform these changes to user rights via command line
[05:38] <edbian> Lartza_: Then that is normal :)
[05:38] <ccb0x45> soreau: http://sprunge.us/XYKX
[05:38] <Lartza_> dumont: Yea I don't know much about that way
[05:38] <apoleo12> I have a usb flash stick but only 512mb in size... which means its not possible????
[05:38] <Lartza_> edbian: But he can't :)
[05:38] <wgato> i see /usr/sbin/smbd -D in the ps list.  does that mean samba is running?
[05:38] <dumont> edbian i'd rather not start a vnc server from root in order to open firefox and instal java plugin
[05:39] <Dr_Willis> I saw 8gb flash on sale for $20 just today
[05:39] <Lartza_> dumont: Just wait a sec
[05:39] <edbian> dumont: Can you pastebin you're /etc/sudoers ??
[05:39] <ccb0x45> soreau, pretty simple xorg
[05:39] <apoleo12> dr_willis: Yea,, but Im poor.. and too poor enough to get this to work but only have to get this to work all on my own... which is ok
[05:39] <soreau> ccb0x45: I'm still trying to figure out how X would load ALL drivers. That is really beyond me. Hang tight
[05:39] <LavaEagle> Hey, I have 117gb of unallocated space, how do I give that to my current install of ubuntu?
[05:39] <apoleo12> could you send that to me? lol
[05:40] <edbian> LavaEagle: Do you have a live CD handy?
[05:40] <Dr_Willis> LavaEagle:  one way . partition it. and mount it somewhere.
[05:40] <LavaEagle> yes I do
[05:40] <LavaEagle> I did a dual boot with windows 7
[05:40] <ccb0x45> cool
[05:40] <LavaEagle> Gave windows 7 25 gb of space
[05:41] <LavaEagle> did a side by side install came out wrong somehow
[05:41] <apoleo12> so it sound like I would not be able to do this at all otherwise to get this dang grub to work!
[05:41] <edbian> LavaEagle: Boot the live CD, start the "partition editor", "grow" your ubuntu partition over the unallocated space.  :)
[05:41] <LavaEagle> Ah!
[05:41] <KiRiLoS> LavaEagle,run your ubuntu live cd,then go to system->administration->partition editor and from there you can choose to extend your ubuntu partition.
[05:41] <Shishak> when i install ubuntu 9.04 i get to the desktop screen, it makes the boot up noise.  but then nothing happens, it sits idle.  When I reboot the computer it does the same thing...
[05:41] <Lartza_> dumont: The file is /etc/group
[05:41] <bucky> apoleo12:  how big is the unetbootin image?
[05:41] <Shishak> I do not see any desktop icons
[05:41] <Dr_Willis> Shishak:  you do see a desktop? just no icons? you see a mouse pointer?
[05:42] <bucky> apoleo12:  oh nm
[05:42] <Shishak> yes
[05:42] <Shishak> and i can move the mouse
[05:42] <Dr_Willis> Shishak:  try the 'install' option from the boot menu perhaps?
[05:42] <apoleo12> bucky: what?
[05:42] <ublender> i have a gspca based webcam that is listed in lsusb, but doesn't show up in the video devices list of webcam applications, any ideas?
[05:42] <bucky> apoleo12:  oh nm
[05:42] <apoleo12> Ok
[05:42] <dumont> http://pastebin.com/d610a289d
[05:42] <LavaEagle> Alright lets do it!
[05:42] <Shishak> Dr_Willis: thats what I did
[05:42] <Shishak> twice
[05:43] <Dr_Willis> Shishak:  odd..  You may want to try the alternetive installer cd. its a text based installer - but it installs the same stuff
[05:43] <Lartza_> dumont: I don't know the right number but, admin:x:106:youruser > /etc/group
[05:43] <Lartza_> NOt sure what 106 should be
[05:43] <swayric> fdisk's Partition-Rescue HOWTO didn't help much.
[05:43] <apoleo12> Ok here is the question that popped my mind; in the menu.lst, hd(#,#) can it be sd(#,#)? or its not possible only written as hd?
[05:44] <Dr_Willis> apoleo12:  GRUB uses its own nameing scheme.  its  hd(#,#)
[05:44] <apoleo12> ok
[05:44] <Dr_Willis> apoleo12:  sd is how linux names them. :)
[05:44] <bucky> ublender: i think you're going to need a driver for that apt-cache show show gspca-source
[05:44] <apoleo12> ok
[05:44] <Dr_Willis> apoleo12:  you can boot bsd and other os's via grub. those os's hage their own disk nameing scheme also.
[05:44] <coreyman> I installed samba and for some reason when I access a computer on my network where the username has no password, it says access denied... what's going on
[05:45] <apoleo12> so I woudl think grub is lost with all my harddrivbed and its partitions would you think?
[05:45] <dividebyzer0> couple questions: one, even though I have ubuntu as the only OS on my HDD, can I still install xp or vista or some other OS?
[05:45] <CaptainCrook> any way to play msn games against windows user?
[05:45] <Dr_Willis> coreyman:  you did tive the user a samba password with 'sudo smbpasswd -a username'
[05:45] <razordead> coreyman, set a password on the accounts
[05:45] <dividebyzer0> as long as I set up a partition right?
[05:45] <Lartza_> dividebyzer0: It's tricky to install windows AFTER linux
[05:45] <Lartza_> It should be installed before, but after can be done too jsut google it
[05:45] <dividebyzer0> how so?
[05:46] <Shishak> Dr_Willis: When I restarted it gave me an error " reboot and select proper boot device or insert boot media...etc"
[05:46] <Lartza_> Web has good step by step guides
[05:46] <apoleo12> so I would think grub is lost with all my harddrives and its partitions ...
[05:46] <Shishak> I have the boot order set to SSD then CDROM
[05:46] <coreyman> razordead yea i guess i can try that
[05:46] <swayric> I'll attempt memory test from LiveCD, though I'm not quite sure what that'll help
[05:46] <razordead> Lartza_, the Windows install will overwrite GRUB & you'll need to put grub back in the mbr
[05:46] <dividebyzer0> another question: My laptop has HDMI out, how do I get that working on my TV?
[05:46] <Dr_Willis> Shishak:  i wonder if you dont have a bad disk/burnt image or somthing.
[05:46] <Shishak> should I try to burn the ISO again?
[05:47] <dividebyzer0> I plugged the HDMI cable from my laptop to my HDMI in my tv, changed the tv source but it said no signal still
[05:47] <Shishak> I used alcohol 120 to burn the ISO
[05:47] <Lartza_> razordead: THe guiodes on web have solution that I am not installing it, dividebyzer0 is
[05:47] <Dr_Willis> Shishak:  i always use unetbootin  and install from 'bootable flash drives' i make with the unetbootin tool.
[05:47] <Lartza_> dividebyzer0: Drivers?
[05:47] <Dr_Willis> Shishak:  using that tool dosent prove the iso file wasent bad.. there is a verify iso option in the menu i recall
[05:47] <bucky> Dr_Willis: how big is the unetbootin image?
[05:47] <Dr_Willis> bucky:  what unetbootin 'image' ?
[05:48] <dividebyzer0> I need to update the drivers for my video card.. because I cant even put the visual effects at anything, or it locks up
[05:48] <dividebyzer0> I have an Nvidia GeForce
[05:48] <Lartza_> dividebyzer0: Geforce what?
[05:48] <bucky> Dr_Willis: how big a USB drive do you need for jaunty?
[05:48] <soreau> ccb0x45: I don't know why, but it's falling back to the vesa driver
[05:49] <dividebyzer0> 8700M-gt
[05:49] <Lartza_> soreau: What card?
[05:49] <soreau> ccb0x45: The .99 log is apparently just X probing and not useful in this case
[05:49] <mnaines> Bucky, you can get away with a 16GB flash drive
[05:49] <Lartza_> dividebyzer0: nvidia-glx-180 is the right package
[05:49] <ccb0x45> soreau, well if its falling back to vesa how come I dont even get an X desktop
[05:49] <dividebyzer0> mnaines: wouldnt running it from flash be really slow?
[05:49] <soreau> ccb0x45: My best suggestion would be to reinstall the nvidia graphics drivers
[05:49] <bucky> oh.. thank you mnaines
[05:49] <coreyman> razordead yea it works now... od
[05:50] <coreyman> odd8
[05:50] <mnaines> dividebyzer0, yes, actually it would...
[05:50] <dividebyzer0> Lartza_: do I just get that from synaptic?
[05:50] <swayric> If I leave memory test to run it's loops tonight, what do I do if it finds errors? buy new memory?
[05:50] <soreau> ccb0x45: and to answer your question, I really don't know
[05:50] <Lartza_> dividebyzer0: Yes and it's dependencies
[05:50] <dividebyzer0> alright, and from there it should activate the HDMI out?
[05:51] <ccb0x45> soreau, is there anything I can do like any way to make x start from scratch cause I did have a desktop at one poiint
[05:51] <Lartza_> I'm not sure you might need to install nvidia configuration program after that but we-ll see if even the driver gets to use without tuning
[05:51] <soreau> ccb0x45: What happens if you try 'startx'
[05:51] <dividebyzer0> k let me go install the driver
[05:51] <mnaines> dividebyzer0, just to give a side-by-side comparison of speed - drive to drive copy of a file - SATA to SATA = 667MB in under 10 seconds...USB to SATA 667MB in 30 seconds
[05:51] <ytnp> hi
[05:52] <Lartza_> ytnp: Hello
[05:52] <Dr_Willis> bucky:   smallest ive ever tried was 2gb
[05:52] <ccb0x45> soreau, exec: 5: /usr/bin/X11/X: not found
[05:53] <Dr_Willis> bucky:  1gb might work.. but ive not got a 1gb to try
[05:53] <soreau> ccb0x45: Well, that's definitely a problem ;) Hold on
[05:53] <dividebyzer0> Lartza_: It says I already have those drivers installed
[05:53] <dividebyzer0> is there a reason things still dont look right if I "up" the settings?
[05:53] <Lartza_> dividebyzer0: Hmm, have you rebooted after installing those?
[05:53] <Lartza_> dividebyzer0: Yes, the driver is not in use :)
[05:53] <dividebyzer0> I am almost sure of it
[05:53] <dividebyzer0> it was a few days ago
[05:54] <dividebyzer0> Lartza_: how do I set it to use that driver rather than whatever its using?
[05:54] <bucky> Dr_Willis mnaines you ever try SLiTaz ? it's on that unetbootin page but it's install iso is only 29M to begin with
[05:54] <Dr_Willis> bucky:  ive tested many mini disrtos.. i dident like slitaz.
[05:54] <bucky> really
[05:54] <Dr_Willis> bucky:  tiny core linux is 10mb :)(
[05:54] <Lartza_> dividebyzer0: /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[05:55] <Lartza_> Edit that with sudo
[05:55] <mnaines> Bucky, full Ubuntu install is 4GB
[05:55] <Lartza_> or gksudo if gedit or other
[05:55] <dividebyzer0> <-- still new to linux so you'll have to walk me through that :-/
[05:55] <Lartza_> Open terminal
[05:56] <Lartza_> dividebyzer0: Write to terminal "gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf" without the "'s
[05:56] <dividebyzer0> k
[05:56] <dividebyzer0> ah okay, it opened the config file
[05:56] <mnaines> I found a solution to the whole security vs speed problem
[05:56] <lavaeagle> Where is the grow funtion in partition editor?
[05:57] <Lartza_> dividebyzer0: Do you have "Section "Device"" there+
[05:57] <dividebyzer0> yes
[05:57] <ocrob> lavaeagle: are you trying to resize a partition?
[05:57] <dividebyzer0> driver says nvidia
[05:57] <lavaeagle> I'm trying to resize my main install from 2.5 to 110 gb
[05:57] <Lartza_> dividebyzer0: o.O
[05:57] <ocrob> ext3 partition?
[05:57] <ofthestrait> my nautilus does not recognize computer, network, or trash.
[05:57] <Lartza_> I was not expecting that :S
[05:57] <lavaeagle> yes
[05:58] <dividebyzer0> so its already using it then right?
[05:58] <ocrob> lavaeagle: http://www.howtoforge.com/linux_resizing_ext3_partitions
[05:58] <Nautilus__> ofthestrait: dont look at me ;)
[05:58] <Lartza_> dividebyzer0: NOt necessarily
[05:58] <Lartza_> YOu can close the editor
[05:58] <dividebyzer0> Lartza_: k
[05:58] <lavaeagle> dividebyzer: currently I have 2 partitions both ext3 one has 2.5gb on it
[05:58] <mnaines> ocrob, I found a solution to the whole security vs speed problem
[05:58] <lavaeagle> and the other is 110gb
[05:59] <lavaeagle> I need to absorb the 110gb into this installation
[05:59] <ocrob> mnaines: ?
[05:59] <Lartza_> dividebyzer0: but don't close the terminal
[05:59] <dividebyzer0> still open
[05:59] <mnaines> Plug-and-play External Serial ATA hard drives, ocrob
[05:59] <Lartza_> dividebyzer0: Write there "glxinfo | grep direct" without you know what already propably :)
[05:59] <Dr_Willis> lavaeagle:  gparted should be abl eto do that. however.. if the spaces are not 'side by side' allready. or if one is in a logical/extended partition - it may make it harder to do.
[06:00] <dividebyzer0> it says GL_EXT_depth_bounds_test, GL_EXT_direct_state_access,
[06:00] <mnaines> ocrob, you get the same 300 megabytes per second speed of standard SATA drives but the plug-and-play capability means you can unmount, unplug, and physically secure the drive whenever you leave the desk
[06:00] <lavaeagle> Should I format the larger partition to a primary ext3?
[06:00] <soreau> ccb0x45: Do you get anything from 'which X' or 'ls -l /usr/bin/X' or 'ls -l /usr/bin/X11/X'?
[06:00] <Lartza_> dividebyzer0: direct rendering?
[06:00] <Lartza_> Yes or No
[06:00] <ocrob> mnaines: very nice, which drive did you get
[06:00] <dividebyzer0> yes
[06:00] <Lartza_> Hmm then it is working
[06:00] <Lartza_> The driver
[06:00] <mnaines> I don't use anything but SATA drives, ocrob
[06:00] <soreau> Lartza_: Grep for 'renderer', not direct
[06:01] <ccb0x45> soreau, nothin from any of them
[06:01] <soreau> Lartza_: If there is software rasterizer, that may be a problem
[06:01] <soreau> ccb0x45: Ok, sec
[06:01] <Lartza_> dividebyzer0: Write there "glxinfo | grep renderer" without you know what already propably :)
[06:01] <ocrob> mnaines: which external ? WD?
[06:01] <dividebyzer0> weird.. its a pretty powerful video card... I dont see why it still messes up
[06:01] <ccb0x45> soreau, but I just had an X desktop a couple reboots ago...
[06:01] <Lartza_> Write that new command, it's little different
[06:01] <yellowrooster> in gparted, what's "round to cylinders" for?
[06:01] <dividebyzer0> OpenGL renderer string: GeForce 8700M GT/PCI/SSE2
[06:01] <mnaines> ocrob, on my desktop, the boot drive is a 150GB 10,000rpm Western Digital Raptor X drive, the external drive is a 500GB 7,200rpm Seagate Barracuda, and the optical drive is a Pioneer DVD+-RW drive running SATA
[06:02] <soreau> ccb0x45: Try reinstalling xserver-xorg-core perhaps or looking to see if you have any clues in /var/log/gdm/logs
[06:03] <Lartza_> dividebyzer0: Last try "glxinfo | grep version"
[06:03] <Lartza_> And OpenGL version string?
[06:03] <dividebyzer0> its multiple lines, want me to PM it?
[06:03] <Lartza_> Only the OpenGL line please
[06:04] <dividebyzer0> OpenGL version string: 3.0.0 NVIDIA 180.44
[06:04] <Lartza_> :S
[06:04] <ccb0x45> soreau, ok installing
[06:04] <Nautilus> yellowrooster: on a disk drive a cylinder is the concept of a track vertically, across all internal disks
[06:05] <yellowrooster> Nautilus: ok. don't understand still.
[06:05] <Lartza_> dividebyzer0: Whare are you enabling hdmi?
[06:05] <soreau> ccb0x45: xorg server core wasn't even installed?
[06:05] <Lartza_> *WHere
[06:05] <dividebyzer0> I dont know how to enable it, thats just it
[06:05] <ccb0x45> soreau, I dunno wtf is going on, but I cant install it... heres a pastebin
[06:05] <Nautilus> yellowrooster: say you have sata hd. It has a platter with tracks on it. Pick #123 for example
[06:06] <Lartza_> dividebyzer0: Try to plug the cords and run "nvidia-settings"
[06:06] <ccb0x45> http://pastebin.com/m796f7df2
[06:06] <Nautilus> yellowrooster: it is probably a double-sided platter so you have track 123 on both sides, that's the cylcinder. if there's 2 platters, theres 4 tracks in the cylinder
[06:06] <dividebyzer0> Lartza_: I figured its always enabled much like the VGA-out connection is
[06:06] <ccb0x45> soreau, check that pastebin... installing core is giving me an error
[06:06] <Lartza_> It is?
[06:06] <dividebyzer0> *shrug*
[06:06] <Lartza_> dividebyzer0: My TV-Out is disabled all the time
[06:07] <Lartza_> dividebyzer0: "nvidia-settings"
[06:07] <dividebyzer0> when I had vista I just plugged the cable in and it worked
[06:07] <dividebyzer0> where do I find the settings?
[06:07] <dividebyzer0> under display?
[06:07] <Lartza_> dividebyzer0: RUn "nvidia-settings" already...
[06:07] <Lartza_> terminal > nvidia-settings
[06:07] <dividebyzer0> oOoh..
[06:08] <Lartza_> If it bugs about you don't have it install what it suggests with apt-get
[06:08] <dividebyzer0> (same thing as display window) lol
[06:08] <ccb0x45> soreau, why is it trying to remove nvidia when it installs x-core
[06:08] <yellowrooster> after I unmount my iPod, how can i mount it again without physcially disconnecting and reconnecting usb cable?
[06:08] <Lartza_> dividebyzer0: So now you have it open?
[06:08] <dividebyzer0> Lartza_: k its open, trying to find something in here about HDMI
[06:08] <Lartza_> Wait
[06:08] <LinuxNOOB> hello
[06:08] <Lartza_> got to X Server Display Configuration
[06:08] <dividebyzer0> k
[06:09] <Lartza_> dividebyzer0: YOu should have something like 2 screens there
[06:09] <Lartza_> I have hp L1925 1280x1024 and TV-0 (Disabled)
[06:09] <dividebyzer0> Lartza_: The tabs are "Display" and "X Screen"
[06:09] <Lartza_> Ohh you might have newer nvidia-settings
[06:10] <soreau> ccb0x45: It's probably trying to fix what's wrong but can't because your system's so messed up. Is this an upgrade from a previous ubuntu version?
[06:10] <Lartza_> I have nvidia-glx-96 :)
[06:10] <ccb0x45> soreau, no its not...
[06:10] <Lartza_> dividebyzer0: I would do select TV-0, click COnfigure and then select TwinView
[06:10] <ccb0x45> soreau, it was all working nicely I just installed a new graphics card....
[06:11] <Lartza_> dividebyzer0: You need to find it by yourself from there
[06:11] <soreau> ccb0x45: Which version of ubuntu?
[06:11] <dividebyzer0> Lartza_:  TV-0 isnt listed
[06:11] <Lartza_> It is not TV-0 necessarily
[06:11] <dividebyzer0> it says Model: Seiko (DFP-0 on GPU-o)
[06:11] <ccb0x45> soreau, how do I check that again?
[06:11] <ccb0x45> soreau, pretty sure jaunty
[06:12] <LinuxNOOB> hello all. I have in ibook and i just successfully installed ubuntu. I'm trying to join my wireless network which is created by an airport express. I can see that the network exists, but I can't seem to join it. It keeps saying "Authentication required". i have my wireless network set up as a WEP 128 bit using a passphrase. but i can join.
[06:12] <soreau> ccb0x45: lsb_release -a|grep -i code
[06:12] <ccb0x45> soreau, Jaunty
[06:13] <dividebyzer0> Lartza_: no idea
[06:13] <soreau> ccb0x45: I recommend reinstalling nvidia drivers, but if xorg core isn't installed, then you have more problems than just not getting X to start. Your system is messed up
[06:13] <Lartza_> dividebyzer: ANywhere read HDMI, something out or TwinView?
[06:14] <ccb0x45> soreau, I just reinstalled the nvidia drivers
[06:14] <ccb0x45> soreau, ok weird I tried to install X again and that time it worked lol
[06:14] <soreau> ccb0x45: and I assume that didn't do much. If you can't install xorg core (and it's not installed) you have more serious problems
[06:14] <soreau> Hmm
[06:15] <ccb0x45> soreau, now which X gives me /usr/bin/X
[06:15] <dividebyzer0> Lartza_: if I click configure it has Disabled (requires X restart), Separate X Screen, TwinView (requires X restart)
[06:15] <soreau> ccb0x45: Progress
[06:15] <dividebyzer0> I cant click on twinview though, its grayed out
[06:15] <soreau> ccb0x45: And now, startx?
[06:15] <Lartza_> dividebyzer0: Yea that is your "monitor out"
[06:15] <dividebyzer0> maybe if I plug in the HDMI and then click "Detect Displays"?
[06:16] <ccb0x45> =) Log file: "/var/log/Xorg.0.log", Time: Sat Aug 22 22:16:14 2009
[06:16] <ccb0x45> (==) Using config file: "/etc/X11/xorg.conf"
[06:16] <ccb0x45> (EE) Failed to load module "type1" (module does not exist, 0)
[06:16] <ccb0x45> (EE) Failed to load module "freetype" (module does not exist, 0)
[06:16] <ccb0x45> (EE) Failed to load module "nvidia" (module does not exist, 0)
[06:16] <FloodBot2> ccb0x45: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:16] <ccb0x45> (EE) No drivers available.
[06:16] <Lartza_> YOu could try
[06:16] <soreau> ooops
[06:16] <soreau> ccb0x45: Pastebin :p
[06:16] <ccb0x45> sorry thought that was one line
[06:17] <ccb0x45> http://pastebin.com/m1dac89a0
[06:18] <Lartza_> How do I make endless ping?
[06:18] <Lartza_> THat was the command line switch?
[06:18] <Lartza_> *What
[06:19] <ccb0x45> soreau, so now it says it cant find nvidia... how do I try to reinstall nvidia?
[06:19] <dividebyzer0> Lartza_: AH HAH!
[06:19] <Lartza_> dividebyzer0: :)
[06:19] <soreau> ccb0x45: Umm.. does it say it can't find all those other things too? (type1, freetype, etc)
[06:19] <dividebyzer0> Lartza_:  so yes, plug it in first, then click the button
[06:20] <Kapace> hello, i have to make a backup, what would be the most sure-fire way of copying to an external drive
[06:20] <dividebyzer0> Lartza_: now hopefully the sound will output too
[06:20] <Lartza_> YEa that has sometimes problems :)
[06:20] <ccb0x45> soreau, yea hah
[06:20] <mdgrech> @kapace check out rysnc
[06:20] <Kapace> mdgrech, just google rsync?
[06:20] <soreau> ccb0x45: Then you're missing something else most likely. Some other important X component
[06:20] <Kapace> or is there a nice gui or guide?
[06:22] <ccb0x45> soreau, I think I figured out what happened... when I install nvidia-glx-180 it uninstalls a bunch of xorg stuff...
[06:22] <soreau> ccb0x45: Definitely not good
[06:22] <nownot> im not going to lie, the absence of a manager for raid devices is shameful
[06:22] <ccb0x45> soreau, well thats just rom doing sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-180
[06:23] <soreau> ccb0x45: Still not cool. idk what's going on there, but I stand by that your system is messed up somehow :)
[06:23] <dividebyzer0> Lartza_:  sound is still coming from my laptop and not the tv though
[06:24] <ccb0x45> soreau, I dont think so... I think its apt-get
[06:24] <Lartza_> I can't help you with that sorry
[06:24] <soreau> dividebyzer0: Some hdmi thing?
[06:24] <dividebyzer0> soreau:  yes
[06:25] <dividebyzer0> soreau: got the HDMI out to work from my laptop to TV, but the sound is still playing from my laptop, not my surround
[06:25] <soreau> dividebyzer0: Search the nvnews forums or ask in the ghost town that is #nvidia
[06:25] <Lartza_> Could someone tell me about interactive web traffic?
[06:25] <ccb0x45> soreau, look at this from sudo apt-get isntall nvidia-glx-180
[06:26] <ccb0x45> http://pastebin.com/m2b46bad3
[06:28] <myne-us> any reason why my ubuntu server keeps sending out a "*reload /etc/samba/smb.conf smdb only" constantly when I am logged off the server?
[06:28] <dividebyzer0> yeah nobody there is alive
[06:28] <dividebyzer0> anybody here know why my HDMI isnt playing sound?
[06:29] <soreau> ccb0x45: File a bug report.
[06:29] <danc3> dividebyzer0: how could anyone possibly know that?
[06:29] <dividebyzer0> *shrug?*
[06:29] <soreau> ccb0x45: Those packages are necessary for X and shouldn't be removed. No idea why the nvidia package would be so malicious
[06:30] <rojoloco47> Good morning guys
[06:30] <danc3> dividebyzer0: <shrug> too
[06:30] <rojoloco47> rojo is back to you All :D
[06:30] <myne-us> hello rojo
[06:30] <rojoloco47> hell myne-us  :D
[06:30] <dividebyzer0> somebody has to have an idea though
[06:30] <dividebyzer0> I mean we got the video working.. just the audio is coming from the laptop not the tv
[06:31] <myne-us> would you have any idea why my ubuntu server keeps sending out a "*reload /etc/samba/smb.conf smdb only" constantly when I am logged off the server?
[06:31] <danc3> dividebyzer0: not likely, without any information given
[06:31] <HobbleAlong> dividebyzer0: does hdmi carry sound? I know at least one of the hd connectors doesn't.
[06:31] <rojoloco47> I even dont properly know what is Ubuntu :D @ myne-us
[06:31] <ian__> Hi I am having problems with my flash player in order to view Google Street Map
[06:31] <Ben64> hdmi is able to do sound
[06:31] <Lartza_> !ubuntu | rojoloco47
[06:32] <rojoloco47> myne-us : I am totally new to this Operating System
[06:32] <dividebyzer0> HDMI generally carries sound as well as video
[06:32] <rojoloco47> hehe thanks Lartza_  :D
[06:32] <Lartza_> :)
[06:32] <myne-us> ah just woundering I keep messing with the samba settings and it still keeps trying to post that error every hour or so
[06:32] <ccb0x45> soreau, is there a way to install ubuntu but keep like my files and stuff? like a reinstall?
[06:32] <Lartza_> My pleasure
[06:33] <rojoloco47> I am using this but today is my second day in this OS so I dont know much @ Lartza_ :D
[06:33] <kevdog> ccb0x45:  Either backup or hopefully you put /home on a different partition when you installed
[06:33] <myne-us> @ccbox45 create an image of your system .
[06:33] <soreau> ccb0x45: The main thing you'd want to keep is /home for program config files and most other files that are saved there by default
[06:34] <Lartza_> rojoloco47: I have been using for 2 years propably, maybe more. WIth some breaks using windows due to some stupid programs I needed much
[06:34] <ccb0x45> soreau, no a lot of stuff isnt saved in home... wow this is frustrating I would really like to fix this system
[06:34] <myne-us> soreau: does nlite work on linux never tried it out, that might be a decent way to back everything up into a portable image
[06:34] <dumont> cmd to check free space? on hdd
[06:34] <Ben64> dumont: df -h
[06:35] <soreau> ccb0x45: I would help you further if I could but unfortunately I can't tell exactly why that nvidia driver package is screwing with everything. It definitely should be removing X
[06:35] <myne-us> ccbox45: do you have an external drive or a burner?
[06:36] <ccb0x45> http://www.mail-archive.com/debian-amd64@lists.debian.org/msg16057.html look at that link...
[06:36] <dividebyzer0> GRR
[06:36] <soreau> ccb0x45: Your system is probably ok other than that nvidia package messing with your X but not sure exactly what you've done to get this far
[06:37] <ccb0x45> all I did was try to install nvidia-glx-180
[06:37] <myne-us> what did it do @ccb0x45
[06:37] <soreau> ccb0x45: You could try removing the nvidia 180, installing all of X components and then using the "vesa" driver in the Device section of xorg.conf to boot into failsafe X just to test that it's working still
[06:38] <Mnemosyne> Hi, buds.
[06:38] <ccb0x45> soreau, im looking at this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7297284
[06:38] <ccb0x45> does this make any sense
[06:39] <koolkat> is a signature a key?
[06:39] <lstarnes> koolkat: a signature is a code that verifies that something was signed by a certain person
[06:40] <soreau> ccb0x45: What a clusterfck. nvidia sucks :|
[06:40] <lstarnes> koolkat: or by a group of people
[06:40] <ccb0x45> soreau, yea... so not sure what I should be doing
[06:40] <testballsack> DCC SEND "startkeylogger" 0 0 0
[06:40] <ccb0x45> soreau, I updated everything and trying to reboot
[06:41] <soreau> ccb0x45: Do you have somewhere to backup everything? The easiest thing (and least frustrating) would be to just reinstall ubuntu
[06:41] <Zylstra555> Hello, I've got a storage space emergency here. What is the program in Ubuntu that monitors what folders are using the most disk space?
[06:41] <Ben64> the best thing to do is have ubuntu install nvidia itself
[06:41] <leaf-sheep> Zylstra555: Disk Usage Analyzer
[06:41] <soreau> ccb0x45: But if you can at least get into X with vesa, it might be easier for you to fix
[06:41] <Zylstra555> leaf-sheep: Thank you!
[06:41] <Ben64> go mucking around yourself, and it messes stuff up pretty bad
[06:42] <koolkat> lstarnes: why would a programs instructions tell you to sign a signature?
[06:42] <soreau> Ben64: He installed another nvidia card
[06:42] <ccb0x45> sorea, its really not easier... I have dont a lot of setup and there is a like a Tb on this
[06:42] <lstarnes> koolkat: what is instructing you to do that?
[06:42] <soreau> ccb0x45: Then install X and try the vesa driver
[06:42] <Ben64> soreau: shouldn't matter?
[06:42] <koolkat> lstarnes: truecrpt
[06:43] <ccb0x45> soreau, I managed to get X back...
[06:43] <eli_> I had quite a bit of problems with nvidia-glx-180 on last kernel upgrade, and ended up removing it and going with nvidia-glx-173, which got me back into an accelerated-X with twinview.  Of course I had to do it all from the console....
[06:43] <Ben64> i went from fx5200 to 6800 with no problems
[06:43] <ccb0x45> soreau... now gotta figure out how to get the nvidia driver working..
[06:43] <soreau> Ben64: Somewhere in the mix things went terribly wrong because nvidia-glx-180 removed all X packages
[06:43] <Ben64> whats with all this nvidia-glx-???
[06:43] <Ben64> on my system i got nvidia-glx-new
[06:43] <soreau> ccb0x45: Great. Now forget that 180 package or anything that wants to remove X! :)
[06:43] <ahmeni> Is there a way to do a remote install of ubuntu server? I won't have access to a keyboard/monitor
[06:44] <Dr_Willis> Ben64:  what release are you using? it used to be called nvidia-glx-new and nvidia-glx-legacy i recall
[06:44] <soreau> ccb0x45: I have to go now, but I hope you get it all figured out
[06:44] <evilGUI> Is it possible to use a japanese keyboard layout so I can type Kanji on the fly then switch back to english?
[06:44] <soreau> ! nvidia | ccb0x45
[06:44] <Ben64> Dr_Willis: hardy
[06:44] <lstarnes> koolkat: it would ask you to make a signature to verify that you made that signature
[06:44] <ccb0x45> soreau, ok thanks
[06:44] <Dr_Willis> Ben64:  thats why.. then :)
[06:44] <koolkat> Note: In the past, many users reported that our public key was invalid, even though it was actually valid. When verifying the signature, if you receive an error message stating that the signing key is invalid, you need to sign our public key with your private key first (then the error message will no longer appear).
[06:44] <koolkat> In other words, the "Invalid Key" error message does not mean that our key is actually invalid (you just need to sign the key, after you add it to your keyring, in order to mark the key as trusted). That's how PGP and GPG work.
[06:44] <soreau> ccb0x45: No problem. Best of wishes to you :)
[06:44] <lstarnes> koolkat: or to verify that you own a certain private key
[06:44] <Ben64> Dr_Willis: well why did they change it? why have so many versions to choose from?
[06:44] <soreau> gnite
[06:44] <eli_> Ben64 what version of ubuntu are you using, I do not see an nvidia-glx-new meta package on gutsy
[06:44] <ykphuah> is there a music player that can do normalization without replaygain?
[06:44] <Dr_Willis> Ben64:  theres 4 versions i see in the repos right now.
[06:45] <leaf-sheep> eli_: Gutsy is no longer supported. :P
[06:45] <Ben64> eli_: hardy, also, why are you on gutsy?
[06:45] <Dr_Willis> Ben64:  173, 189, 96, 71 (version #'s)
[06:45] <myne-us> evilgui: setup a VMware settings and mount a drive from there
[06:45] <lstarnes> koolkat: oh.  In that case, signing the key would indicate that you trust that key to be correct
[06:45] <myne-us> evilgui: setup a VMware session not settings and mount a drive from there
[06:45] <Ben64> Dr_Willis: but why? : / i like nvidia-glx-new, it implies newness
[06:45] <evilGUI> myne-us: ah, I guess I could do that, I might need some more ram though.
[06:45] <koolkat> but a key is not the same thing as a signature though right?
[06:46] <Dr_Willis> Ben64:  gee.. your nvidia-glx-new is in fact quite OLD... while the #'s tell you the exact version # you are using,.
[06:46] <myne-us> doesn't take much i did a BT4 install that way on 1gig system running ubuntu 9.04
[06:46] <lstarnes> koolkat: it's not
[06:46] <Dr_Willis> Ben64:  so what do you gain by using -new? :)
[06:46] <Ben64> Dr_Willis: everything works perfectly? :D
[06:46] <Dr_Willis> Ben64:  also the nvidia drivers page state what cards are supported by what versions.
[06:46] <Ben64> my version is 169.12 : /
[06:46] <lstarnes> koolkat: you don't sign signatures.  you make a signature by signing something
[06:47]  * Dr_Willis sends Ben64  a nvidia-glx-uber-newer-then-new.deb
[06:47] <Ben64> and they have 189 on the new ubuntus?
[06:47] <Dr_Willis> its 180 - i did a typo :)
[06:47] <Ben64> meh, my card is still ancient, doesn't matter
[06:48] <eli_> Oops sorry about the Gutsy comment, I was remotyle loged into an old server when I typed /etc/lsb-release (different term window then the apt-cache search...) Jaunty no longer has an nvidia-glx package...
[06:48] <xatcon> hi
[06:48] <xatcon> i m new
[06:48] <myne-us> eli_: whats the question? how to fix that or ?
[06:48] <leaf-sheep> !yay | xatcon
[06:48] <Ben64> hopefully when 10.04 comes out, they don't break nvidia upgrade from hardy
[06:49] <xatcon> thx
[06:49] <leaf-sheep> xatcon: If you have any questions, feel free to ask them right away.
[06:49] <myne-us> welcome xantcon
[06:49] <xatcon> i hav a problem
[06:50] <myne-us> I have a cookie
[06:50] <xatcon> no sound is coming out frm my laptop
[06:50] <myne-us> :)
[06:50] <myne-us> are you running bt4?
[06:50] <xatcon> not now but ihav installed it
[06:50] <jamsori> what model is the laptop?
[06:51] <xatcon> dell 1535
[06:51] <Zylstra555> Hello, I just had a ton of disk space disappear on me. My drive is now 95% full. What happened? Ubuntu 9.04
[06:51] <leaf-sheep> xatcon: Try and run this in terminal --> sudo alsactl init
[06:51] <MenZa> Zylstra555: Um, could you dump the output of "df -h" in a pastebin?
[06:51] <Bubba_> dl'd pron will do that
[06:51] <myne-us> xantcon: I know 2 problems with install of BT4 and new jaunty on some laptops with sound. you have to log in as root and access the permissions folder and allow sound for your account
[06:51] <MenZa> Bubba_: That's hardly a helpful comment. Please don't.
[06:51] <xatcon> ok
[06:52] <Bubba_> sorry
[06:52] <DigitalKiwi> well it's true
[06:52] <eli_> Zylstra555 did you install to 9.04 by dist-upgrade?
[06:52] <Zylstra555> eli_: No, fresh install
[06:52] <Zylstra555> eli_: I've only been running it about a month
[06:52] <Zylstra555> well, two months
[06:52] <leaf-sheep> Zylstra555: What exactly did you lost?
[06:52] <MenZa> Zylstra555: Again, of you dump the output of df -h, we might be able to troubleshoot this issue better.
[06:52]  * DigitalKiwi bets on some rouge program causing a massive error log for Zylstra555 
[06:52] <leaf-sheep> Zylstra555: CTRL + H to toggle on hidden file/folders. Check your trash too.
[06:52] <Zylstra555> Trash empty
[06:52] <htk_> how can i activate newly plugged monitor (multiple monitors) ?
[06:52] <DigitalKiwi> rogue*
[06:53] <MenZa> htk_: What graphics card do you have?
[06:53] <htk_> ati
[06:53] <htk_> MenZa: ATI XPRESS 200M
[06:54] <MenZa> htk_: Hmm, let me have a quick look around and see if I can find anything.
[06:54] <Zylstra555> df -h http://pastebin.ca/1539891
[06:54] <Zylstra555> DigitalKiwi: It wouldent surprise me. Thats what crashed my good ol' server a while back,.
[06:54] <sonly> hola
[06:55] <MenZa> http://blog.staale.org/2009/04/configure-dual-head-with-ati-in-ubuntu-904.html <- htk_, perhaps have a look at that. I don't know the steps for ATI cards, only NVIDIA.
[06:55] <sonly> ??????
[06:55] <MenZa> !es | sonly
[06:55] <DigitalKiwi> and you didn't learn and make a separate /var partition this time? :P
[06:55] <sonly> ok  gxs
[06:55] <MenZa> Zylstra555: It would appear that you have used up 96 gigs of space on the drive... Did you install anything, uh, major in the past few weeks?
[06:55] <eli_> Zylstra555: Please send output of a du -h -x /
[06:55] <Zylstra555> MenZa: No, I didn't
[06:56] <Zylstra555> MenZa: That just outputed a gigantic list
[06:56] <eli_> Zylstra555: Sorry I ment-> Please send output of a du -h -x /*
[06:56] <MenZa> eli_: Isn't that going to... take ages to run?
[06:56] <DigitalKiwi> MenZa: yeah
[06:56] <Zylstra555> eli_: still a very long list
[06:56] <eli_> Zylstra555: Sorry I ment-> Please send output of a du -hsx /*
[06:57] <MenZa> !pastebinit | Zylstra555
[06:57] <xatcon> sheep  now what
[06:57] <shamm> what is the recommended gui frontend for grub?
[06:57] <RHorse> shamm your cranium
[06:57] <shamm> RHorse: lol
[06:57] <MenZa> Zylstra555: if you install pastebinit, then run du -hsx /* | pastebinit, that should automatically pastebin that list so eli_ can have a look at it.
[06:58] <Zylstra555> http://pastebin.ca/1539893
[06:58] <Zylstra555> have fun
[06:58] <shine_> fd
[06:58] <DigitalKiwi> wgetpaste -c "sudo du -hsx /*"
[06:58] <xatcon> hello leaf-sheap
[06:58] <shamm> RHorse: I'm leaving my job for other -- I need this frontend for my boss.
[06:58] <DigitalKiwi> does ubuntu have wgetpaste?
[06:58] <Zylstra555> I did install Virtual Box, however I have not used it yet.
[06:58] <ccb0x45> ok... so I have figured out every time I install nvidia-glx-180 its breaks X very badly... so how am I supposed to install nvidia drivers?
[06:59] <MenZa> ccb0x45: Which card are you trying to install it for?
[06:59] <Zylstra555> On Disk Analyzer, Root is only reporting 67GB used.
[06:59] <eli_> ccb0x45: Have you tried just the nvidia-glx-173, I could not get 180 to work but 173 works like a champ for me.
[06:59] <ccb0x45> 9400gt.... and I am not sure but I think it might be doing something cause there is an onboard nvidia card too on there..
[06:59] <Zylstra555> System Monitor: "Filesystem" reports 95.7 used.
[06:59] <ccb0x45> ill try 173, I was thinking about that...
[07:00] <shine_> 000000
[07:00] <myne-us> hmmm night all
[07:00] <shine_> 0000001
[07:00] <shamm> ccb0x45: I use 173, it's stable so far.
[07:00] <wrapster> how to i create a virtual pkg? Im new to pkg building can anyone please help me out?
[07:00] <MenZa> ccb0x45: As far as I can tell, you want nvidia-glx-177.
[07:00] <MenZa> ccb0x45: Remove the old driver, and install nvidia-glx-177.
[07:00] <Zylstra555> eli_: _That last log I pastebinned, ignore that a moment. I should have run that over sudo
[07:01] <ccb0x45> im trying 173.. do I need 177 over 173?
[07:01] <Makavel> Hi guys... Can someone tell me how to open serial port in ubuntu. I am a newbie to linux so pardon me and any follow up questions
[07:01] <MenZa> Aaactually, wait. I can't find -177, but -173 does not support the 9400 chip. One moment.
[07:01] <Zylstra555> Here yall go: http://pastebin.ca/1539896
[07:01] <DigitalKiwi> while you wait for that command to run check /var/log/ with ls -lh and see if you see anything abnormal ;p
[07:02] <Zylstra555> Me? The command only took a few seconds
[07:02] <MenZa> ccb0x45: You want nvidia-glx-180 - that supports the 9400 GT.
[07:02] <MenZa> According to this: http://packages.ubuntu.com/jaunty/nvidia-glx-180
[07:02] <RHorse> Zylstra555 55 G in your /home, huh!
[07:02] <Zylstra555> RHorse: Yes
[07:02] <shamm> bbl
[07:03] <DigitalKiwi> is that expected?
[07:03] <RHorse> Zylstra555 try du -hs /home
[07:03] <Zylstra555> RHorse: I know that my home folder is large, but its not causing the problem
[07:03] <Zylstra555> du -hs /home   reports 58gb
[07:03] <studentz> I need help php-xdebug in Ubuntu.  Is this the right Chanel?  If not which should I use? Thanks
[07:04] <MenZa> studentz: What *is* php-xdebug?
[07:04] <RHorse> Zylstra555 it's the only large dir on your drive. What about /usr I dn't see in list
[07:04] <poi77> Hi---I need to run MATLAB on a high memory high core # machine. Do you recommend ubuntu server or desktop?
[07:04] <Makavel> Hi guys... Can someone tell me how to open serial port in ubuntu.
[07:05] <ccb0x45> wow... 173 worked perfect.. so I guess 180 is just a huge pile of junk... sweet wish I knew that 3 hours ago
[07:05] <studentz> Menza is part of LAMP and the debugger for php
[07:05] <MenZa> poi77: Desktop. It's the same as server, only server comes pre-installed with a few servers, and Desktop has a GUI :)
[07:05] <Zylstra555> RHorse: usr 2.7gb
[07:05] <eli_> Makavel: what do you need to do with the serial port?
[07:05] <MenZa> studentz: Try ##php
[07:05] <MenZa> studentz: Depending on whether it's a problem with the program, or your code.
[07:05] <Makavel> eli_: I was trying bluetooth stuff
[07:05] <RHorse> Zylstra555 pastebin du -h /home
[07:05] <MenZa> studentz: If it's with the program, I honestly don't think you'll find much help here - sorry :(
[07:05] <ftab> Makavel: you need to use some programming language for that/
[07:05] <darksifer> sorry
[07:05] <studentz> Is with the program
[07:06] <twobitsprite> hello
[07:06] <MenZa> studentz: Try the forums, maybe? http://ubuntuforums.org
[07:06] <MenZa> !hi | twobitsprite
[07:06] <poi77> MenZa: I see server has some kernel differences: http://www.ubuntu.com/products/whatisubuntu/serveredition/features/kernel ; will these make a difference ( no preemption, support for virtualization, etc.)
[07:06] <bullgard> What programs use the executable file /etc/kernel/prerm.d/last-good-boot?
[07:06] <Zylstra555> http://pastebin.ca/1539903
[07:06] <studentz> Manza thanks
[07:06] <twobitsprite> MenZa: was that really easier to type? :P
[07:06] <Zylstra555> Yes... I actually run Microsoft Office on a Linux machine..
[07:06] <eli_> Makavel: not sure what you are planning on doing with serial over blue tooth but minicom can open comports for modem or serial links to devices
[07:07] <twobitsprite> anyways, I just installed ubuntu.. and I enabled the proprietary ATI Radeon driver, but now my screen flickers like mad...
[07:07] <turtle_> anybody know of a gui-based program that will generate a presentation apart from impress? when I press f5 to see my slideshow, half of the text doesn't show up
[07:07] <MenZa> poi77: Seems like a rather specialised question (I don't know much about virtualisation, or optimisations like that) - I *think* you'll be perfectly fine with Desktop; I see no reason why you wouldn't. You might be able to get better performance with server. I doubt it, but if you still need more info, try #ubuntu-server
[07:07] <qdb> hello. how much it is bad if my iptables was open for all packets?
[07:07] <MenZa> poi77: People aren't generally very active in there, but it's worth a shot.
[07:08] <twobitsprite> also, any animations seem to run at about 1 frame per second
[07:08] <MenZa> !ati | twobitsprite
[07:08] <MenZa> twobitsprite: Have a look at that, perhaps?
[07:08] <poi77> MenZa: thanks
[07:08] <eli_> qdb: was the machine directly connected to your internet, and what services were you running at the time?
[07:08] <MenZa> twobitsprite: (Others in here may have seen that issue before - I haven't, nor do I know anything about ATI cards...)
[07:08] <orgix> hi
[07:08] <WholeGrains> I'm having trouble with OpenSSH in Jaunty. With password authentication on I can connect, but when I disable it I get 'Permission denied (publickey)' the steps I took @ http://pastebin.com/m668c9a86
[07:09] <heo_> Is there some ready tool to kill all Apache services, instead of using ...
[07:09] <heo_> ... ps/grep/awk/bash/kill?
[07:10] <tehlor> heo_: killall apache
[07:10] <MenZa> heo_: sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 stop
[07:10] <eli_> heo_: /etc/init.d/apache stop or killall apache
[07:10] <twobitsprite> MenZa: thanks... but it seems like it only happens when openning the "display" dialog under preferences... otherwise I guess it's working fine
[07:10] <MenZa> WholeGrains: http://sial.org/howto/openssh/publickey-auth/ <- Try looking at this guide.
[07:10] <Zylstra555> So, anything else standing out?
[07:11] <WholeGrains> MenZa: thanks
[07:12] <RHorse> Zylstra555 did you run that with sudo?
[07:12] <ubu-noob> MenZa: Thanks.  I'm here now :)
[07:12] <MenZa> ubu-noob: Great. :)
[07:12] <Zylstra555> RHorse: Which one?
[07:12] <ubu-noob> So, hi #ubuntu
[07:12] <MenZa> !hi | ubu-noob
[07:12] <qdb> eli_, directly, apache, firefox blocked up with apparmor, gedit, nautilus, xchat and pidgin blocked with apparmor, ejabberd bl. with app., postfix, terminal, sys. monitor, log viewer, file roller, char selector, fast note applet, synaptic.... i have written here not only services ... nautlus and gedit was open for long time
[07:12] <jamsori> I'm installing Ubuntu 9.04 on my laptop, and i'm at the partition section. In the past, i used to shrink my Windows partition and let the install wizard partition the free space for me, but that doesn't seem to happen anymore. What is the 'recommended' partition sizes for a 30gb partition?
[07:13] <ubu-noob> Anyone here know how I can retrieve a folder I accidentally put in the trash -- in Hardy, with gvfs?
[07:13] <MenZa> jamsori: You mean, for a seperation of /home and /?
[07:13] <RHorse> Zylstra555 the last command you pasted?
[07:13] <jamsori> Well, however it used to do it.
[07:13] <MenZa> jamsori: Err, I'm not sure I understand your question. Could you re-phrase it? :)
[07:13] <Zylstra555> RHorse: one moment.
[07:14] <qdb> eli_, ices2, icecast, mysqld
[07:14] <twobitsprite> jamsori: I recommend just putting all of ubuntu on the same / partition... but I suspect you are asking about how to shrink the windows partition?
[07:14] <Zylstra555> RHorse: With Sudo: http://pastebin.ca/1539912
[07:14] <qdb> eli_, default services
[07:14] <jamsori> I've already shrunk my Windows partition. At the moment i have 30gb of free space waiting for Ubuntu, and i have no idea what Ubuntu expects it to be partitioned as. Sorry for my horrible explanation.
[07:15] <qdb> like trackerd, pppd
[07:15] <MenZa> Zylstra555: Did you, by chance, create a Machine in VirtualBox?
[07:15] <twobitsprite> jamsori: well... Ubuntu doesn't "expect" any given partition scheme...
[07:15] <MenZa> jamsori: Ahh. And you want seperate /home and / partitions, I imagine?
[07:15] <Zylstra555> MenZa: No
[07:15] <twobitsprite> jamsori: just do whatever works for you
[07:15] <MenZa> Zylstra555: Are you positive?
[07:15] <MenZa> Zylstra555: Because that can take up a *lot* of space.
[07:15] <Zylstra555> MenZa: I am positive
[07:15] <ActionParsnip> jamsori: ubuntu doesnt expect you to know. just tell the installer to use the largest unallocated space and it will do the rest. you need at least 2 partitions, 1 for swap and the other for the rest
[07:16] <Zylstra555> MenZa: I haven't even opened Virtual Box yet, since installing
[07:16] <qdb> i go away
[07:16] <MenZa> Zylstra555: Having worked in tech support, I feel the urge to ask you to open virtualbox and check, just incase. Sorry if that sounds a bit patronising; it's not meant to. :)
[07:16] <Zylstra555> MenZa: I work in tech support as well
[07:17] <jamsori> I click "new partition" and it brings up type of new partition, location for new partition, use as and mount point. Did i miss a step?
[07:17] <Zylstra555> MenZa: It appears VirtualBox has disapeared.
[07:17] <ShapeShifter499> hi
[07:17] <qdb> i need to quit
[07:17] <Zylstra555> MenZa: Actually, anything clasified as "System Tools" gets lost after a while...
[07:17] <eli_> qdb: postfix and mysql are potential holes if you have them configured with bind-addresses other then localhost not sure about the others , you might try a netstat -lt to see what ports were actually open, I have not heard of any recent root-kits, but if you could it might make since to take the box of the network untill you can review the system.
[07:17] <ActionParsnip> jamsori: create a new partition of 1Gb in size and set its type to swap. it will be a primary partition
[07:18] <leaf-sheep> How can I install full-system encryption from... minimal disc? ^_^
[07:18] <Zylstra555> MenZa: I noticed that TrueCrypt keeps disapearing after instalation.
[07:18] <ActionParsnip> jamsori: then create a 10Gb primary partition of type ext3 and set it to mount to /
[07:18] <MenZa> jamsori: Oh, no, that sounds alright. Filesystem, you want ext3. Optimally, you need to create three partitions, swap, /, and /home. swap should be 2xRAM, and / should be, I'd say, at least 5 gigabytes, but definitely not a very large part of your drive.
[07:18] <HobbleAlong> jamsori: I use separate /boot  /(root)  swap  /home a lot of people like others especially /var
[07:18] <Makavel> ftab: I tried using python in opening serial port but i keep getting some sort of error mesage like "could not configure port"
[07:18] <ActionParsnip> jamsori: then use the remaining space to create a promary partition type ext3 mounted on /home
[07:18] <ShapeShifter499> I want to be able to bootstrap(or whatever is needed) another ppc arch than debian for my wii using the whiite loader but can't, I don't know how to bootstap a linux os
[07:19] <ShapeShifter499> can someone here help
[07:19] <ActionParsnip> jamsori: *primary
[07:19] <RHorse> Zylstra555 try sudo du -ha /home
[07:19] <MenZa> ShapeShifter499: For Wii help, no. If you need help with a PPC version of Ubuntu (which is not officially supported anymore), try #ubuntu-ppc
[07:20] <ShapeShifter499> ok
[07:20] <Zylstra555> RHorse: http://pastebin.ca/1539917
[07:20] <J-_> So, I just downgraded some mesa-utils, and dri packages from a ppa git source, but I've removed the PPA, and just to see if there was anything upgradeable from the 'updates', I figured it'd upgrade to 'proposed', but the packages decided to try to upgrade from the git source that I've removed long ago and it keeps on asking me from that source. So I'm guessing the packages are still somewhere on the computer. Is there anyway to clear the cache
[07:20] <eli_> Makavel: it may be a permission problem, did you try running it with sudo or as root?
[07:21] <MenZa> I feel like I should tell you that you're currently displaying the filename of every single file in your /home folder, Zylstra555. Just fyi :)
[07:21] <ActionParsnip> J-_: sudo apt-get clean
[07:21] <J-_> ActionParsnip: Thanks.
[07:21] <Zylstra555> MenZa: Oh, I know
[07:21] <Zylstra555> MenZa: I'm pretty sure there's nothing personal in there..
[07:21] <Zylstra555> .../pretty sure/...
[07:21] <glicks> excuse me, how come after i just uninstalled django via the package manager i selected complete removal, import django in python still works
[07:22] <Zylstra555> MenZa: I'll delete it afterwards to get rid of my email address.
[07:22] <MenZa> glicks: Try sudo apt-get remove --purge django
[07:22] <ActionParsnip> glicks: was it running when you uninstalled it?
[07:22] <glicks> no ActionParsnip
[07:22] <Zylstra555> Least, I think you can delete Pastebin entries, or at least edit them.
[07:22] <MenZa> Zylstra555: If not, it won't show in about 10 minutes. ;)
[07:22] <ActionParsnip> glicks: i'd go with wat MenZa suggests then
[07:23] <J-_> Is there anyway to see where a package is coming from via terminal? I'm stuck in a tty.
[07:23] <MenZa> J-_: 'coming from'?
[07:23] <MenZa> J-_: Which repo?
[07:23] <J-_> MenZa: Yes. The source. or PPA.
[07:23] <Zylstra555> Now, I would like to highlight: System Monitor reports 95.7GB used. Disk Usage Analyzer reports 61.6GB used.
[07:23] <MenZa> J-_: apt-cache show <packagename> should do it, I believe
[07:24] <ActionParsnip> J-_: i dont think the system is that intelligent
[07:24] <Zylstra555> Disk Analyzer does show hidden files, I believe.
[07:24]  * J-_ checks
[07:24] <Zylstra555> *Folders
[07:24] <ActionParsnip> Zylstra555: what does df -h   report
[07:24] <eli_> Zylstra555: use -s option to sumerize subdirs try 'du -hs /home/jessezylstra/* /home/jessezylstra/.?*'
[07:24] <MenZa> ActionParsnip: He already tried that. Nothing, except the problem is with his / partition (/home is not seperate)
[07:25] <ActionParsnip> Zylstra555: i'd take df over any stupid gui app any day
[07:25] <Zylstra555> The first entry of df -h is /dev/sda1             106G   96G  4.5G  96% /
[07:25] <leaf-sheep> ActionParsnip: I'd take pydf over df any day. :P
[07:25] <RHorse> Zylstra555 something isn't listed. You've got 58 G used that's *very* unusual unless you have a 10000 song library or something.
[07:26] <Zylstra555> RHorse: I have many songs, lots of photos, and a few movies
[07:26] <MenZa> ActionParsnip: http://pastebin.ca/1539891
[07:26] <ActionParsnip> leaf-sheep: for a bit of colour? kinda pointless
[07:26] <thedancingdeer> i've got four files in form aks.part1.rar, aks.part2.rar and on! but when i'm havin only one of them, it gives an error asking for part2.rar! i want to extract it a single .rar! how do i do it?
[07:26] <rojoloco47> Hey MenZa : Can I try bot on you ?
[07:26] <MenZa> rojoloco47: Bots are not allowed in this channel.
[07:26] <Zylstra555> 14 days, 21 hours worth of music, which isn't actually that much. Its only 23GB
[07:26] <RHorse> zylstra555  how come the songs aren't in the list?
[07:26] <twobitsprite> anyone know how I would remap capslock to control in ubuntu? I know of old-school ways of doing it, just wondering if there was a modern "ubuntu" way of doing it
[07:26] <eli_> Zylstra555: the other thing you can do 'du -s /home/jessezylstra/* /home/jessezylstra/.?* | sort -n' to quickly find the largest'
[07:26] <Zylstra555> RHorse: I have no idea
[07:27] <MenZa> thedancingdeer: Do you have the 'unrar' program?
[07:27] <turtle_> any alternatives to impress, anyone, anyone?
[07:27] <MenZa> turtle_: If you have a bit of patience, LaTeX with the beamer class.
[07:27] <J-_> MenZa, ActionParsnip: Thanks.
[07:27] <thedancingdeer> MenZa: yes!
[07:27] <asfalt> Hi All, I cannot connnect to a WPA personal access point in 9.04. Search of forums revealed that many people have this issue and suggestions are to remove security from the access point? I am hoping there is another work around? What seems to happen is that my WPA key becomes hexed in the authentication box after the 1st connection failure if I click show password. On wpa supplicant log it appears to associate with no error but I never get to negotiat
[07:27] <ActionParsnip> J-_: np bro
[07:27] <MenZa> thedancingdeer: Try unrar x <file1.rar>
[07:27] <J-_> I found a bug too. I was exactly right too.
[07:27] <rojoloco47> no no I mean when somebody tell me about something a bot automatically appears and tells me ,I want to try that for you that how to say something to bot :D @ MenZa  :D
[07:27] <ActionParsnip> thedancingdeer: rar x <rar file>
[07:27] <MenZa> rojoloco47: Please try this in a different channel. This is not for discussion, but for support. Thanks.
[07:28] <ActionParsnip> J-_: log your bug then :)
[07:28] <rojoloco47> Ok boss Sorry :) @ MenZa
[07:28] <ActionParsnip> !info impress
[07:28] <RHorse> Zylstra555 it's prolly some stupid thing that's in your /home dir. Just find it, and get rid of it
[07:28] <Zylstra555> eli_: http://pastebin.ca/1539923
[07:28] <MenZa> ActionParsnip: OO.o Impress.
[07:28] <asfalt> can it be possible that wpa support is broken in 9.04?
[07:28] <rackaraka> asfalt, if possible, revert to an older version of the driver or os if you know it is compatible with your wireless adapter. i know it is a hassle but if it there are some bugs or issues, this is what i can think of.
[07:28] <MenZa> ActionParsnip: You know, the PowerPoint clone.
[07:28] <Zylstra555> RHorse: I can't find anything out of place in my home folder
[07:28] <MenZa> asfalt: It might be with your card. I could only use WEP on my old one.
[07:29] <DigitalKiwi> did you ever check your log folder?
[07:29] <ActionParsnip> MenZa: oh its an OO thing
[07:29] <J-_> Doing the command what MenZa told me, the files are in the proper repos, after cleaning the packages out of the system, I went to upgrade the packages, and the packages came from the same git packages I wanted to get rid of.
[07:29] <MenZa> asfalt: I suggest doing what rackaraka recommends.
[07:29] <Zylstra555> DigitalKiwi: Which one?
[07:29] <asfalt> rackaraka yeah, I could do that but just installed 9.04 hoping to use it some more
[07:29] <DigitalKiwi> sudo ls -lh /var/log
[07:29] <MenZa> asfalt: Try reverting to an older version of the driver. If that works, I highly, HIGHLY suggest reporting it as a bug on !launchpad so others won't suffer the same issue. :)
[07:30] <ShapeShifter499> g2g
[07:30] <asfalt> I think it worked in 8.04 fine, so I guess it would be a module/kernel issue with the driver. I have the older intel 2200 card
[07:30] <ShapeShifter499> byw
[07:30] <ActionParsnip> turtle_: you could try staroffice or koffice
[07:30] <ShapeShifter499> *bye
[07:30] <eli_> Zylstra555: it loooks like only 24 lines...there should be more...
[07:30] <RHorse> Zylstra555 but it doesn't add up, you have 58 G in that dir. Obviously, something is taking up that space!
[07:30] <rackaraka> asfalt, dual boot ubuntu 9.04 and an older version?
[07:30] <turtle_> ActionParsnip: will staroffice run under xfce?
[07:30] <Zylstra555> RHorse: yes, I have 58GB in that directory, and that is correct
[07:31] <glicks> ecuse me where is python installed in ubuntu, the libraries and extra packages and stuff?
[07:31] <ActionParsnip> turtle_: you can run any app in the repos using any DE you like
[07:31] <MenZa> RHorse: Wait, I'm just thinking. According to his df -h, he uses 96G on /. But the du output says, what, 58G in his /home folder? So there's something else taking up those 40 odd gigabytes
[07:31] <DigitalKiwi> MenZa: yeeeahh
[07:31] <sawyannaing> hi all ubuntu users
[07:31] <MenZa> RHorse: Perhaps something tucked directly in /media, or maybe his /usr is being filled up
[07:31] <MenZa> !hi | sawyannaing
[07:31] <sawyannaing> i got some problem
[07:31] <DigitalKiwi> welcome to half an hour ago, MenZa
[07:31] <MenZa> DigitalKiwi: Eh, it's 8:30am, I'm not supposed to be fast.
[07:31] <ActionParsnip> glicks: most of it will be in /lib. there will be other bots all over the place. In linux an app doesnt get installed to a single folder like in windows
[07:32] <J-_> Just to make sure it isn't. I'm positive the repo is disabled. But where are the repository sources stored at? I forget where. I don't use the terminal much.
[07:32] <DigitalKiwi> ah
[07:32] <Makavel> eli_: Running what as root? Do you mean running the python script as root?
[07:32] <Zylstra555> Nothing unusual in my log list
[07:32] <rackaraka> asfalt, i'm afraid you will have to wait unless you feel comfortable tinkering with the inner workings and you want to dive in and attempt to resolve the issue with other people in a similar situation
[07:32] <sawyannaing> after update newest kernel i cant detect my wireless card anymore...
[07:32] <DigitalKiwi> it's 1:32 here, i'm supposed to be asleep :(
[07:32] <ActionParsnip> J-_: /etc/apt/sources.list
[07:32] <sawyannaing> pls somebody help
[07:32] <MenZa> J-_: Err, /etc/apt/cache or something
[07:32] <J-_> ActionParsnip: Thanks
[07:32] <rackaraka> sawyannaing, whar is it?
[07:32] <MenZa> sawyannaing: You need to be a bit more verbose. Which kernel version are you running? Which wireless card do you have? These things would help us greatly.
[07:32] <ActionParsnip> sawyannaing: run: sudo lshw -C network   you will see your wifi chip and you can websearch how to set it up
[07:32] <DefTone> can someone please tell me why my sound keeps bleeping constantly?
[07:32] <eli_> Makavel: yes, you might also check that the /dev/ttyS? device you are trying to open exists.
[07:32] <DigitalKiwi> hmm i wonder if i can adapt that script quickly...
[07:32] <turtle_> ActionParsnip: thanks, I'll give staroffice a try if I can use only it's presentation program
[07:32] <ActionParsnip> sawyannaing: was the older kernel not running ok for you?
[07:33] <DefTone> i have ubuntu 9.04
[07:33] <RHorse> Zylstra555 ok time for the nuclear option
[07:33] <sawyannaing> older kernel was fine
[07:33] <ActionParsnip> turtle_: check what it comes with. i dont use any office suite personally
[07:33] <sawyannaing> after install newest kernel i got that problem
[07:33] <ActionParsnip> sawyannaing: ok, did you change release
[07:33] <ActionParsnip> sawyannaing: ?
[07:33] <sawyannaing> my chipset is Atheros AR5007EG
[07:33] <Zylstra555> RHorse: Just don't tell me to reformat ;)
[07:33] <MenZa> sawyannaing: You want the ath5k kernel module, then.
[07:34] <Ben64> Zylstra555: what's your problem?
[07:34] <Zylstra555> RHorse: Otherwise, I'll but a bomb under your car, and blow you to the freakin sky :P
[07:34] <MenZa> sawyannaing: Which version of Ubuntu are you running?
[07:34] <Makavel> eli_: Running the script as root did not help, and I checked the /dev/ and the ttyS* i was trying to open exist
[07:34] <sawyannaing> 9.04
[07:34] <ActionParsnip> sawyannaing: did you change release? e.g. Intrepid to Jaunty?
[07:34] <Zylstra555> Ben64: 40 someodd gigabytes just disappeared on my system
[07:34] <sawyannaing> i think i m on Jaunty
[07:34] <turtle_> ActionParsnip: neither do I as I only have a slow machine, but it seems I cannot source a stand-alone presentation program with a GUI. Unless you want to run OOo or Star or Koffice, it seems one must learn the Latex language
[07:34] <Ben64> Zylstra555: and you don't know where they went?
[07:34] <sawyannaing> how do i check it out for sure
[07:34] <ActionParsnip> sawyannaing: lsb_release -c
[07:34] <Zylstra555> RHorse: I actually went back to Ubuntu because Windows 7 had a freakout moment on me
[07:35] <Zylstra555> Ben64: Exactly
[07:35] <Zylstra555> Ben64: nor do the guys who checked it out here.
[07:35] <sawyannaing> dont have the command name lsb
[07:35] <ActionParsnip> sawyannaing: thats fine, ut did you get the new kernel as part of a release upgrade? did you just upgrade from intrepid to jaunty for example, or hardy to intrepid etc?
[07:35] <MenZa> sawyannaing: lsb_release -c
[07:35] <MenZa> sawyannaing: There's an underscore in there.
[07:35] <Ben64> Zylstra555: "du -h" and "ls -hoSr" always worked for me to find big stuff
[07:35] <Zylstra555> Ben64: Nothing
[07:35] <J-_> Bleh, I'm just going to reinstall Ubuntu I think. Pain in the arse. Going to see if I can boot into X again.
[07:35] <MenZa> Ben64: Oh, we've tried allll this.
[07:35] <Ben64> lol
[07:35] <J-_> Thanks for the help
[07:35] <sawyannaing> ya i m sure i m on jaunty
[07:36] <Ben64> what about fsck?
[07:36] <Zylstra555> Ben64: Its just... gone.
[07:36] <MenZa> sawyannaing: Did you recently upgrade to Jaunty from Intrepid?
[07:36] <RHorse> Zylstra555 'sudo ls -Rlart /' (but You have to sift through it; I don't have all week) :)
[07:36] <ActionParsnip> sawyannaing: thats great, can you answer my question please?
[07:36] <DefTone> why does my audio keep bleeping constantly?
[07:36] <eli_> Makavel: then most likely there is something wrong with your script, or a missing library for your program, you may want to check the #python channel for support on program python to open the serial port
[07:36] <sawyannaing> no....i jus keep auto upgrading
[07:36] <RHorse> Zylstra555 the latest entries will be toward the end, if that helps
[07:36] <Zylstra555> This is taking a while :P
[07:36] <Ben64> RHorse: that wouldn't work
[07:36] <ActionParsnip> sawyannaing: then boot to the working kernel and ignore the one you are on now
[07:36] <sawyannaing> i always been in jaunty
[07:36] <sawyannaing> if i m not wrong
[07:37] <Ben64> it only orders files by directory
[07:37] <sawyannaing> it was happen before
[07:37] <sawyannaing> i put modprobe and working back fine
[07:37] <ActionParsnip> sawyannaing: in linux newer isnt better, you only need to upgrade kernel for hardware support or if your system is performing very badly
[07:37] <RHorse> Ben64 huh?
[07:37] <ActionParsnip> sawyannaing: yuo have no reason whatsoever to upgrade the kernel
[07:37] <Makavel> eli_: I got it working with the minicom you stated earlier
[07:37] <Zylstra555> Just upped the priority on the terminal...
[07:37] <sawyannaing> ok..thanks for adivice
[07:37] <Ben64> RHorse: all files on the system aren't going to be in any order, they will only be ordered in the directories
[07:37] <sawyannaing> but how do i downgrade it back
[07:38] <DigitalKiwi> sudo du / | sort -n -r  # maybe try this ?
[07:38] <Ben64> Zylstra555: what partition lost the space?
[07:38] <DigitalKiwi> or similiar
[07:38] <Makavel> eli_: maybe i cheated, I dont know, but I ran minicom first, then ran my script as root and it worked
[07:38] <RHorse> Ben64 right, he'll have to sift through it.
[07:38] <Zylstra555> RHorse: However, I don't see filesizes listed
[07:39] <ActionParsnip> sawyannaing: just reboot, press esc and select the working kernel
[07:39] <Ben64> Zylstra555: they're on there, just not in an easy format
[07:39] <Ben64> Zylstra555: anyway, that method would take like years to find anything
[07:39] <Ben64> who knows if it's even one 40GB file
[07:39] <sawyannaing> thnx ActionParsnip....i m gonna do that
[07:39] <DigitalKiwi> my command at least will show them by size
[07:39] <Padhu> friends, I have an lot of photos and wish to make it as an video. from oo presentation or other method with custom audio tracks. which is the application for that
[07:40] <DigitalKiwi> could take a while :(
[07:40] <DigitalKiwi> use some variation
[07:40] <Ben64> Zylstra555: you try fscking it? what partition is it?
[07:40] <RHorse> Zylstra555 the 5th column is size right before date
[07:40] <Zylstra555> Ben64: I only have one partition (well, excluding Swap)
[07:40] <eli_> Makavel: sometimes running minicon as root will allow it to properly initialize the serial device and paremters, it probably means thier is something wrong with the initialization code in your script, but at least you got it working :p
[07:40] <ahmeni> Does the alternate install cd have sshd installed and configured to run by default?
[07:41] <Zylstra555> RHorse: My terminal is not capable of display all of that.
[07:41] <leaf-sheep> ahmeni: SSHD is not installed by default.
[07:41] <RHorse> Zylstra555 use |less at the end.
[07:41] <MenZa> ahmeni: No, the server CD does, though. You can install it on an alternate or a desktop install with sudo apt-get install openssh-server - should be all configured then, running on port 22.
[07:41] <Ben64> Zylstra555: fsck?????????? also, what happens if you do "cd /; sudo du -h --max-depth 1"
[07:41] <RHorse> Zylstra555 that the vertical bar and less
[07:42] <ahmeni> MenZa: the server one does? Awesome. Does that mean I can just boot from cd and ssh in to control the install?
[07:42] <MenZa> I'm pretty sure it does, ahmeni. And no, you can't.
[07:42] <Kartik> Hi. can anyone help me with my problem. "I switched the users the screen went blank and upon reboot also the screen is blank. I did the checkdisk in recovery mode but it simply wont work"
[07:42] <MenZa> ahmeni: As the system doesn't run, then.
[07:42] <RHorse> Zylstra555 good luck I'll speak to you next week
[07:42] <Kartik> can anuone please help
[07:42] <leaf-sheep> Lol. Controlling the installation.
[07:42] <ahmeni> MenZa: Ohh, you mean the base system has sshd installed, not the installer. That is.. less than useful :\
[07:42] <thedancingdeer> MenZa: thanks! :)
[07:42] <MenZa> ahmeni: Why would you, er, want an installer to have an sshd running?
[07:42] <leaf-sheep> ahmeni: I think you're looking for netinstall? Not sure.
[07:43] <Zylstra555> Ben64: http://pastebin.ca/1539934
[07:43] <Zylstra555> Whats all this "du: cannot access `./proc/28583/task/28583/fd/4': No such file or directory" nonsense?
[07:43] <Kartik> Hi. can anyone help me with my problem. "I switched the users the screen went blank and upon reboot also the screen is blank. I did the checkdisk in recovery mode but it simply wont work"
[07:43] <MenZa> !repeat | Kartik
[07:44] <Zylstra555> oh, apparently, /var has 45GB in it all the sudden.. .
[07:44] <Kartik> OK
[07:44] <eli_> Zylstra555: run the command again from /var
[07:44] <Zylstra555> *35GB
[07:44] <Ben64> Zylstra555: what eli_ said
[07:44] <ahmeni> MenZa: I need to do a headless install, no keyboard/monitor available
[07:44] <DefTone> Does anyone how i can fix my audio??
[07:44] <Ben64> Zylstra555: and about permissions, you need to run it as sudo
[07:44] <rackaraka> DefTone, what is the problem?
[07:44] <MenZa> ahmeni: Er, I think you'll need that for the installation itself.
[07:45] <thedancingdeer> any command to watch properties of files and folders along with their sizes?
[07:45] <rackaraka> DefTone, can't play audio in a certain mulitmedia progrram?
[07:45] <Kartik> Hi. can anyone help me with my problem. "I switched the users the screen went blank and upon reboot also the screen is blank. I did the checkdisk in recovery mode but it simply wont work"??
[07:45] <leaf-sheep> Kartik: Quit repeating SO MUCH.
[07:45] <Padhu> kartik: your initrd image& OS lost the vedio driver.
[07:45] <MenZa> Kartik: You asked that question a minute and a half ago. Have some patience. Check the forums.
[07:45] <DefTone> no i just installed 9.04 and the moment it rebooted it started making this constant bleeping noise.....
[07:46] <Zylstra555> Ben64: it is sudo
[07:46] <MenZa> DefTone: It sounds like you need to configure your sound driver. Is it an intel-hda chip?
[07:46] <DigitalKiwi>  sudo  du /var | sort -n -r | less
[07:46] <DigitalKiwi> epic
[07:46] <rackaraka> do you a book leaning against a key on your keyboard?
[07:46] <DefTone> sure is an intel hda chip
[07:46] <Zylstra555> http://pastebin.ca/1539935
[07:46] <MenZa> DefTone: Which computer do you have?
[07:46] <Zylstra555> AHA!
[07:46] <ahmeni> MenZa: Looks like it. I might remaster a livecd to have sshd run at boot then use debootstrap. You'd think server edition would have provisions for installing on a common server config
[07:46] <Zylstra555> Backup folder
[07:46] <DefTone> i have an hp dv4-1435dx
[07:46] <thedancingdeer> speaker-test -c2 -twav gives out mono sound on my front audio jack! how do i make it stereo?
[07:47] <Ben64> Zylstra555: you don't need to do that command all on one line btw
[07:47] <MenZa> ahmeni: That's what KVM switches are for.
[07:47] <Ben64> Zylstra555: then you can go into /var/backup and try "du -h --max-depth 1" again
[07:47] <Ben64> or just delete backup if you really really sure
[07:47] <RHorse> bingo
[07:47] <Zylstra555> Ben64: I can not go in
[07:47] <DefTone> Any ideas MenZa?
[07:47] <Ben64> Zylstra555: sudo su -
[07:47] <Ben64> then you can do whatever
[07:48] <Ben64> but be careful
[07:48] <MenZa> DefTone: Yeah, I was just checking up on something
[07:48] <Zylstra555> 35G	./2009-08-20_21.54.15.736040.jessezylstra-laptop.ful
[07:48] <Zylstra555> Shall I delete it?
[07:48] <MenZa> DefTone: gksu gedit /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base
[07:48] <Zylstra555> I know what program must have left it behind as well.
[07:48] <eli_> Zylstra555: Do you need your backup?
[07:48] <DefTone> thank you so much...this sound makes me wanna shoot myself...lol
[07:48] <Zylstra555> eli_: No, I do not need it
[07:48] <MenZa> DefTone: Add the following: snd_hda_intel model=hp-dv5
[07:49] <DigitalKiwi> what program Zylstra555 ?
[07:49] <Zylstra555> "Simple Backup Config"
[07:49] <MenZa> DefTone: Save the file, and reboot it. I had the same issue with my current laptop, but that required a different setting - it might not work, as there are so. many. different. settings.
[07:49] <MenZa> DefTone: Report back to me to let me know if it worked afterwards :)
[07:49] <DefTone> k let me reboot now....brb
[07:49] <MenZa> DefTone: You might need to try model=hp instead.
[07:49] <shamm> How do I change Temperature from C to F at logon?
[07:50] <eli_> Did not even realize that ubuntu had a backup program...(I reley on ZFS with snapshots on solaris exporting iscsi volumes to my linux boxes...)
[07:50] <MenZa> shamm: Try right-clicking the weather applet and click preferences.
[07:50] <RHorse> Full backups are not necessary
[07:51] <shamm> MenZa: I'm in console (tty1)
[07:51] <shamm> :p
[07:51] <Zylstra555> RHorse: I backed up my home folder
[07:51] <MenZa> shamm: ...oh. What's showing your temperature right now? o_O
[07:51] <MenZa> er, *a* temperature.
[07:51] <Zylstra555> RHorse: which, exceeds the maximum amount of storage space I have on the drive when multiplied by two
[07:51] <thedancingdeer> speaker-test -c2 -twav gives out mono sound on my front audio jack! how do i make it stereo?
[07:51] <MenZa> !patience | thedancingdeer
[07:51] <RHorse> Zylstra555 do that to an eSATA or USB drive for Pete's sake
[07:51] <shamm> when you log in, it tells you uname, uname -a, etc including temperature.
[07:51] <Zylstra555> RHorse: It was supposed to backup over the network...
[07:52] <MenZa> shamm: On, for hardware?
[07:52] <shamm> yes, for hardware, sorry.
[07:52] <Zylstra555> RHorse: But, apparently, that didn't happen. Or, it creates a really large buffer...
[07:52] <Zylstra555> Anyways, how do I delete this folder entirely?
[07:52] <MenZa> shamm: Not a clue. Sorry :(
[07:52] <Zylstra555>  /var/backup
[07:52] <shamm> MenZa: it's alright, thanks anyway.
[07:52] <Zylstra555> rmdir /var/backup --ignore-fail-on-non-empty did not work.
[07:52] <DigitalKiwi> rm -r
[07:53] <DefTone> MenZa: It didn't work bud....sounds like a rave going on in my lappy.
[07:53] <Zylstra555> this may take a while...
[07:53] <eli_> Zylstra555: not sure what your simple backup does, but when you do it over the network or to an external drive you might want to look at rdiff-backup for differential backups if your current software does not handle incrementals...
[07:53] <DigitalKiwi> or rm -rf
[07:53] <Zylstra555> hurray! Its going down!
[07:53] <DigitalKiwi> probably faster if it's more than one file
[07:53] <Zylstra555> I'm so happy
[07:53] <DefTone> MenZa on that same file?
[07:53] <Zylstra555> 78.9GB free, so far
[07:53] <shamm> what generates /etc/motd?
[07:53] <MenZa> DefTone: Yes.
[07:54] <MenZa> DefTone: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1043568 <- Try having a look at this thread.
[07:54] <MenZa> DefTone: I had to go through about 10 different 'models' before mine stopped with the high-pitched noice. I use 'stack', iirc.
[07:54] <Zylstra555> 61.7GB used. Thank you, all of you
[07:54] <Zylstra555> Now, to destory "Simple" backup...
[07:54] <shamm> hmm...
[07:54] <shamm> brb
[07:55] <MenZa> OH my bed, DefTone
[07:55] <MenZa> ...er, bad.
[07:55] <MenZa> DefTone: It's alsa-base.conf
[07:55] <Zylstra555> well, I need to go.
[07:55] <Zylstra555> once again, thank you
[07:55] <MenZa> Apparently that changed in Jaunty
[07:55] <gst> hi....wat do i need to install for audio playback in ubuntu?
[07:55] <MenZa> !audio | gst
[07:57] <gst> how do i have to select alsa?
[07:57] <gst> actually i am not playing any file
[07:57] <gst> but i want to use skype
[07:58] <MenZa> !skype | gst
[07:58] <MenZa> gst: Skype can be terrible with sound on Ubuntu. Read the first article.
[07:58] <gst> and call using skype is giving me an error in audio playback
[07:58] <MenZa> gst: The Skype developers are using ancient technology for their Linux builds.
[07:59] <gst> ohh..
[07:59] <MenZa> gst: There are workarounds, but they ain't pretty.
[07:59] <O__o> get rid of pulseaudio, skype will work
[08:00] <gst> how can i getrid of pulse audio?
[08:00] <O__o> try killall pulseaudio
[08:01] <Vulc|Laptop> is there anything out there like iptraf that lets me see traffic around my wholde network?
[08:01] <O__o> but i uninstall the pulseaudio server and sound works
[08:01] <Vulc|Laptop> trying to root out where my bandwidth is going; I'm only getting .75mbps out of a 15mbps connection right now
[08:03] <O__o> gst, in system, preference, then sound:  i pick alsa for everything and uninstall pulseaudio now no more sound problem
[08:03] <DefTone> crap I'm a noob
[08:04] <aaron11> herlo
[08:04] <aaron11> lo
[08:05] <aaron11> helo
[08:05] <aaron11> ok
[08:05] <WholeGrains> hi
[08:06] <gst> hi...
[08:06] <turtle_> hi
[08:06] <turtle_> hi!
[08:06] <gst> O_o, i just changed everything in sound settings to alsa...
[08:07] <O__o> gst, does your skype has sound now?
[08:07] <gst> nopes
[08:07] <gst> stil trying
[08:07] <O__o> gst, in skype option preference, u have to pick the right device
[08:08] <O__o> sound in and sound out option in skype
[08:08] <O__o> gst, r u using webcam mic?
[08:08] <O__o> gst, i am using ubuntu 8.04
[08:09] <O__o> gst, maybe different version is different
[08:09] <gst> i use ubuntu9
[08:09] <gst> but that may not be a problem i guess
[08:09] <aaron11> helo
[08:09] <aaron11> flo
[08:09] <aaron11> flof
[08:09] <aaron11> lof
[08:09] <aaron11> lo
[08:09] <FloodBot2> aaron11: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:09] <gst> i went to option of skype
[08:09] <O__o> gst, what do u see?
[08:09] <gst> could not see any preference there
[08:10] <aaron11> ok
[08:10] <O__o> gst, sound devices
[08:10] <O__o> gst, skype option | sound devices
[08:11] <O__o> gst, then u will see sound in, or sound out, or ringing
[08:11] <gst> s..sound devices i saw
[08:11] <gst> s
[08:11] <DefTone> MenZa u there ?
[08:11] <O__o> gst, r u using a webcam?
[08:11] <aaron11> helo Loafers
[08:11] <MenZa> DefTone: Yep
[08:11] <Loafers> aaron11, hi?
[08:12] <gst> yes i want to use webcam, but never used it even
[08:12] <DefTone> i'm kinda a noob when it comes to this...
[08:12] <MenZa> DefTone: Any news?
[08:13] <gst> in sound in, sound out, ringing which one do i need selec?t
[08:13] <gst> default device is there currently..
[08:13] <O__o> gst, r u using webcam mic or mic plug into your sound card?
[08:13] <O__o> gst, http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/8370/ see more pulseaudio problem if u have any
[08:13] <DefTone> nah it's still making that noise...
[08:14] <O__o> gst, does your webcam has buildin mic?
[08:14] <gst> i tried both..with a headphone and without tat
[08:14] <MenZa> DefTone: And you changed it in /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf, yes?
[08:14] <O__o> sound out and ringing i pick Default Device
[08:15] <MenZa> DefTone: Keep trying some items in the list I sent you a minute ago. It could be any of them, really.
[08:15] <O__o> Sound in i pick USB device because i am using webcam mic
[08:16] <DefTone> if one doesn't work should I delete it?
[08:16] <gst> how can i check whether my webcam has mic or not?
[08:16] <MenZa> DefTone: Yes
[08:17] <gst> i tried installing vsound, but package no found messAGE
[08:18] <O__o> gst, try read this thread http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1160302
[08:18] <O__o> gst, by tacantara
[08:19] <MenZa> DefTone: There really isn't much to do, other than try as many as you can.
[08:19] <gst> wat tacantara??
[08:20] <[over]> buenos dias por error he borrado los botones de escritorio multiples de ubuntu como puedo sacarlos de nuevo?
[08:20] <MenZa> !es | [over]
[08:20] <Brando753> anyone know of a cheap modem that work in ubuntu?
[08:20] <MenZa> !hardwaer | Brando753
[08:20] <MenZa> ...
[08:20] <MenZa> !hardware > Brando753 (Please see the private message from the bot)
[08:20] <Brando753> :(
[08:21] <O__o> gst try this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1153117
[08:23] <aaron11> helo
[08:23] <aaron11> isssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss
[08:23] <turtle_> lol @ Menza :)
[08:24] <aaron11> cannnnnn somee onee hhhelp wiiith my kkkeyborrrrrrrrrrrd
[08:24] <O__o> aaron11, whats wrong?
[08:25] <gst> O_o, to start with how can i check whether my built in mike is working or not
[08:27] <O__o> gst, buildin mic in webcam or buildin mic in laptop?
[08:29] <gst> in webcam..
[08:30] <Gnea> !keyboard | aaron11
[08:30] <gst> or i wil use external mic if tat works..
[08:30] <Gnea> aaron11: almost looks like the keys repeat themselves too fast
[08:31] <gst> i ran the command alsamixture -V all
[08:31] <gst> i got alsamixture command not found
[08:31] <jamsori> Righto, i've got Ubuntu all set up and working (yay). Only issue i have is sound. It works through headphones, but not the internal speakers. I'm using a laptop. The model is Compaq Presario CQ40-418AX
[08:32] <gst> do i need to still install something?
[08:32] <Gnea> gst: it's alsamixer, not alsamixture
[08:34] <gst> ya..i adjusted alsamixer..
[08:34] <dazobiwan> hi
[08:36] <staykov_> how do i reboot from the command line?
[08:36] <Dr_Willis> sudo reboot
[08:36] <Dr_Willis> or sudo shutdown
[08:36] <staykov_> reboot doesnt seem to do it
[08:36] <xatcon> hi
[08:36] <staykov_> ill try shutdown
[08:36] <xatcon> there is prob
[08:37] <Dr_Willis> reboot reboots here...
[08:37] <Dr_Willis> man reboot ->  reboot, halt, poweroff - reboot or stop the system
[08:37] <xatcon> dr.willis
[08:37] <xatcon> hi
[08:37] <xatcon> there is prob
[08:37] <Dr_Willis> state the actual problem then. :)
[08:37] <xatcon> i hav no sound on my lap
[08:38] <Dr_Willis> check the alsa wiki pages, or the forums for your exact laptop perhaps.   Figure out what chipset you got for sound and also  check the forums for that exact chipset, for starters.
[08:38] <xatcon> thok thanks
[08:38] <Dr_Willis> !alsa
[08:39] <jamsori> Would that apply if you have sound coming through headphones but not the actual laptop speakers?
[08:40] <Dr_Willis> would what apply?
[08:40] <xatcon> actuly when i use vista its sound
[08:40] <Dr_Willis> sound is still comming from the same sound card.. just a diffrent port.
[08:40] <Dr_Willis> Unless its a USB headphones.
[08:40] <xatcon> but if i use ubuntu it disapear
[08:40] <Dr_Willis> xatcon:  so you mean to say 'sound dosetn work in ubuntu' :)
[08:40] <xatcon> ya
[08:41] <jamsori> Yeah, but sound doesn't come out of the laptop speakers for me, but it does if i plug in headphones. A google search tells me others have the problem, i'll start tracking it down, heh.
[08:41] <Dr_Willis> determine the sound card chipset. check the forums for your exact chipset/laptop brand.
[08:41] <Dr_Willis> jamsori:  sounds like a mixer  problem, or somthing. This a laptop or desktop?
[08:41] <xatcon> i m havin dell 1535
[08:41] <hellues> hey i am using ubuntu
[08:42] <jamsori> a laptop (Compaq Presario CQ40-418AX)
[08:42] <hellues> how can i install c++ to ubuntu with library etc.
[08:42] <Dr_Willis> hellues:  install 'build-essentials' for starters. (or was it build-essential)
[08:42] <Dr_Willis> !info build-essential
[08:42] <hellues> okey
[08:42] <psycho_oreos> !info g++
[08:42] <J-_> What kDE4 package in jaunty allows to get sound working?
[08:43] <xatcon> dr.willis is that any program doin this
[08:43] <Dr_Willis> xatcon:  Huh?
[08:43] <xatcon> 2 days back i hav my sound
[08:44] <xatcon> but  it disappear
[08:44] <der_martin> xaton: hi, do you have sound issues too ?
[08:44] <xatcon> yep
[08:44] <lion_> hi
[08:44] <Dr_Willis> xatcon:  be a bit more verbose and concise...   im not a mind reader.. You mean to say that  3+ days ago on UBUNTU you had sound, but recent updates have broken it?
[08:44] <der_martin> xaton: my sound suddenly stopped
[08:44] <Blinkiz> Hi there. I have a Logitech webcam that does not work. I have read on the Internet that downgrading USB to "Full-speed" (1.0) instead of "High-speed" (2.0), should work. All sites says I should do "rmmod echi_hcd". Problem is that this module does not even exist in Ubuntu 9.04. So how can I disable USB 2.0?
[08:44] <xatcon> yes
[08:45] <der_martin> xaton: dmesg gives me something about hda-intel: spurious response 0x80:0x0, last cmd=0xb35500
[08:45] <Dr_Willis> It helps get better help when you ask better questions.. :)
[08:45] <ikonia> Blinkiz: check what version of linux that guide is for
[08:45] <Dr_Willis> xatcon:  try booting with a earlier kernel from the grub menus.. could be some kernel issue - there have been a lot of kernel updates in the last few days.
[08:45] <xatcon>  okeeee
[08:45] <xatcon> yess
[08:45] <der_martin> ok...did anybody else experience sound problems on (K)ubuntu lately ?
[08:45] <xatcon> okeee
[08:45] <Blinkiz> ikonia, of course its for an older version. Am asking what todo under a more resent one.
[08:46] <ikonia> Blinkiz: check what module it uses for support under 9.04
[08:46] <xatcon> bye  thx dr.willis
[08:46] <der_martin> I've got an Audio device: VIA Technologies, Inc. VT1708/A [Azalia HDAC] (VIA High Definition Audio Controller) (rev 10) audio device
[08:46] <Blinkiz> ikonia, Yeah. that what am asking :)
[08:46] <der_martin> worked like a charm before yesterday
[08:47] <ikonia> Blinkiz: you'll need to research that, it's not likley people will know that off the top of their head, more so when you don't even have the web cam model
[08:47] <StxKriza6> hello people of ubuntu, i was trying to hide my ip on this "nickserv"/server but i failed, i am very disappointed, but still i like ubu
[08:47] <xatcon> actuly i m doctor not softwr eng.
[08:47] <xatcon> thx fr the help
[08:47] <ikonia> StxKriza6: that;s nothing t do with ubuntu
[08:47] <der_martin> xaton: what kind of dr ?
[08:47] <Dr_Willis> StxKriza6:  hiding your ip from where? irc? thats nothing todo with ubuntu. Youc an ask for a 'mask' for IRC if you want. but its not really needed
[08:47] <Dr_Willis> !mask
[08:47] <ikonia> StxKriza6: ask in #freenode
[08:47] <ikonia> !cloak
[08:47] <Dr_Willis> 'a cloak' hides your ip on IRC.
[08:47] <xatcon> i m surgeon
[08:47] <Blinkiz> ikonia, I have the webcam module. Its a Logitech Fusion. But that is not relevant. I only need to know how to disable USB 2.0 support
[08:47] <StxKriza6> ok thx
[08:48] <Blinkiz> moudle = model
[08:48] <hellues> g++ and build-essential is installed
[08:48] <Dr_Willis> StxKriza6:  the thing to note is that cloaking has NOTHING to do with 'ubuntu'
[08:48] <StxKriza6> !cloak
[08:48] <der_martin> xaton: cewl, I'm on my way to final exams and then to become specialized in psycho-somatics :)
[08:49] <xatcon> gd
[08:49] <der_martin> xaton: "the other side" ;)
[08:49] <xatcon> hw old ur
[08:49] <der_martin> xaton: but back on topic...did you find out any news about our problem ?
[08:49] <ikonia> xatcon: this isn't a chat channel - this channel is for ubuntu support disscussion
[08:49] <hellues> build-essential and g++ is installed i have c++ now with all library etc.
[08:49] <ikonia> Blinkiz: are you sure it needs usb 1 still in 9.04 ?
[08:49] <xatcon> ok sorry
[08:49] <Dr_Willis> hellues:  and the problem is?
[08:50] <Blinkiz> ikonia, No.
[08:50] <Blinkiz> ikonia, Am just troubleshooting
[08:50] <Blinkiz> ikonia, My exact error is here: http://www.quickcamteam.net/documentation/faq/logitech-webcam-linux-usb-incompatibilities
[08:50] <xatcon> ya i hav on
[08:50] <xatcon> i m gona do this
[08:50] <Dr_Willis> I have several Logitech Cams.. with No linux support. :()
[08:50] <xatcon> use old kernal
[08:51] <hellues> Dr_Willis,  i just want to install c++. İ wonder i need to do other thing
[08:51] <xatcon> ok bye
[08:51] <hellues> i install build essential and g++
[08:51] <xatcon> thx a lot
[08:51] <der_martin> ikonia: as you mention support : can you help me with my hda-intel: spurious response 0x0:0x0, last cmd=0xb35500 problem ? since yesterday no sound at all
[08:51] <Dr_Willis> hellues:  if you installed build-essential its there then
[08:51] <ikonia> Blinkiz: inreresting thread here, not quite spot on, but backs up what you are saying http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1206775
[08:51] <ikonia> der_martin: no idea
[08:51] <Dr_Willis>   gcc - GNU project C and C++ compiler
[08:51] <der_martin> ikonia: doh!
[08:53] <jamsori> This is apparently my chipset: http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=7682a7b8441f840e3c938d9d566df408b3e027e2 - can someone tell me what my chipset is so i can search around on Google some more?
[08:53] <Dr_Willis> jamsori:  lspci | grep Audio
[08:54] <Dr_Willis> In my case for example -->
[08:54] <Dr_Willis> $ lspci | grep Audio
[08:54] <Dr_Willis> 00:05.0 Audio device: nVidia Corporation MCP61 High Definition Audio (rev a2)
[08:54] <jamsori> Ah, great, thanks!
[08:55] <jamsori> Mine comes up with 2:
[08:55] <jamsori> 00:14.2 Audio device: ATI Technologies Inc SBx00 Azalia (Intel HDA)
[08:55] <jamsori> 01:00.1 Audio device: ATI Technologies Inc RV620 Audio device [Radeon HD 34xx Series]
[08:55] <jamsori> Which one would i use?
[08:58] <Dr_Willis> no idea.
[08:59] <Dr_Willis> unless you got an onboard and  one on a card...
[08:59] <Dr_Willis> but at least you got a starting point.
[08:59] <Dr_Willis> Its possible your card for some reason shows up as 2 devices
[08:59] <heo> What is the difference btw the quotes ' and " in the PHP snippets? ...
[08:59] <heo> ... http://pastebin.com/m2505b3cd
[08:59] <heo> String? and ?
[09:00] <jamsori> From what i can tell, one is used for HDMI, but (obviously) i'm no pro.
[09:01] <lstarnes> heo: in " (double quotes), escape sequences (like \n for a newline) are processed and variables (like $foo) are substituted with their values
[09:01] <lstarnes> heo: both " and ' produce strings
[09:02] <Dr_Willis> sounds liek it works like in BASH  the way bash handles " and ' is similer to that.
[09:03] <lstarnes> Dr_Willis: most languages handle it like that
[09:04] <Dr_Willis> jamsori:  theres some mention of that card here -> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/267658
[09:05] <Guest19230> anyone here had trouble with the SFD in Sept not accepting their site when registering
[09:05] <Dr_Willis> jamsori:  is it a Toshiba laptop?
[09:06] <jamsori> It is a Compaq CQ40-418AX
[09:06] <Dr_Willis> jamsori:  Quote from that URL -> solved adding this line at the end of /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf
[09:06] <Dr_Willis> options snd-hda-intel model=toshiba
[09:06] <thedancingdeer> need help!! please let me know how i can get stereo output from my front audio jack! its working but i can hear only the beats, not the voice!
[09:06] <Dr_Willis> perhaps same fix may work.
[09:07] <phantomcircuit> my harddrive hasnt spun down since i booted up, im on 9.04 fully upto date
[09:08] <Guest19230> anyone had the problem of the SFD site not registering their site
[09:08] <kermit> so 9.04 is not Long Term Support.. when the 'support' runs out, am i expected to reformat or is there some less destructive way to upgrade?
[09:09] <phantomcircuit> kermit, you can upgrade in place usually
[09:09] <blackfire94> siema
[09:09] <aharv> Hello!
[09:10] <blackfire94> hello
[09:10] <aharv> can i ask a very newb question here?
[09:10] <blackfire94> hello
[09:11] <blackfire94> sdf
[09:11] <blackfire94> sdfdf
[09:11] <aharv> hey blackfire
[09:11] <Guest19230> if you don't mind not getting an answer, they don't seem to acknowldege anyone on here
[09:11] <blackfire94> merma has quit (Remote closed the connection)
[09:11] <s4u> nybudy help me on ubuntu 9.04
[09:11] <blackfire94> pisze mi
[09:11] <blackfire94> co to?
[09:11] <aharv> was just wondering, whats the comman in bash to move a directory?
[09:11] <aharv> command*
[09:12] <prince_jammys> aharv: mv somedir someplace
[09:12] <lstarnes> Guest19230: you usually won't get any acknowledgement unless someone has an answer for your question or another question to ask you
[09:12] <blackfire94> aha
[09:12] <rahmu> kermit: upgrade is really easy, so when support runs out you'll upgrade VERY easily
[09:12] <aharv> i got an answer :)
[09:12] <blackfire94> siema musze lecieć
[09:12]  * Dr_Willis for one has NO idea what 'SFD' Site even is...
[09:12] <prince_jammys> BlackMage: is that polish?
[09:12] <Guest19230> Software Freedom Day 2009
[09:13] <prince_jammys> BlackMage: sorry, wrong nick.
[09:13] <Dr_Willis> Guest19230:  that means almost as little to me as SFD :)
[09:13] <Guest19230> hard to figure out what is sent back there is that much clatter and stuff with the messages
[09:13] <kermit> rahmu: so you just boot off a cd and install on top of the existing partition?
[09:13] <Guest19230> www.softwarefreedomday.com
[09:13] <rahmu> you don
[09:13] <rahmu> you don't even have to do that
[09:13] <prince_jammys> !upgrade
[09:13] <rahmu> here you go
[09:14] <kermit> ty
[09:14] <master> kermit the frog! <3
[09:14] <Dr_Willis> 'its not easy being green'
[09:16] <djyoung4> i have a problem with the sound on my computer.  the sound that plays on the default login screen plays over and over again and it gets progressively quieter.  no other sound plays though
[09:16] <prince_jammys> that's bizarre
[09:17] <rahmu> what is ?
[09:17] <Guest19230> http://softwarefreedomday.org/
[09:17] <hassanakevazir> djyoung4, whats the out put of "lspci | grep Audio" ?
[09:17] <prince_jammys> djyoung4's problem
[09:17] <kermit> rahmu, prince_jammys: ty
[09:17] <rahmu> anytime
[09:17] <Dr_Willis> I suck at trouyble shooting Audio. My 4 desktops and laptops all work. :)
[09:17] <s4u> any buddy can help me out on lstp with ubuntu
[09:17] <djyoung4> 00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 82801I (ICH9 Family) HD Audio Controller (rev 03)
[09:18] <hassanakevazir> djyoung4, yes, is it a toshiba or hp laptop, I heard there is a problem with that sound card
[09:18] <djyoung4> hp
[09:18] <djyoung4> hp pavilion dv4t
[09:19] <aharv> prince_jammys, awesome
[09:19] <prince_jammys> :)
[09:20] <hassanakevazir> djyoung4, try #28 and #29, see if it works, if it does, do tell me here that it worked, 3rd person I see that has this problem. https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/274424
[09:21] <d0wn> hi, my ~/Movies folder has the permissions "drwxrwxr-x
[09:21] <d0wn> oops
[09:21] <aharv> anyone using phpeclipse 3.5 on jaunty?
[09:21] <d0wn> hi, my ~/Movies folder has the permissions "drwxrwxr-x", how do I get my music folder to have the same ones?
[09:21] <spO>  if you upgrade wine /install a new version of wine, do you have to reinstall windows programs?
[09:22] <prince_jammys> d0wn: chmod 775 ~/Music
[09:22] <lstarnes> spO: usually, no
[09:22] <prince_jammys> d0wn: chmod -R 775 ~/Music  if you want it to apply to all subdirs.
[09:22] <d0wn> prince_jammys: thanks
[09:22] <MikeSeth> spO: nah I dont think so
[09:23] <spO> upgrading wine requires a reboot, right?
[09:23] <prince_jammys> d0wn: welcome.
[09:23] <lstarnes> spO: bi
[09:23] <spO> it ididn't promp[t me
[09:23] <lstarnes> spO: oops. no
[09:23] <komputes> djyoung4: what distro/release are you using on your hp?
[09:23] <MikeSeth> spO: no, I don't see why it would
[09:24] <ayi> 我的ubuntu8.04没有声音
[09:24] <djyoung4> ubuntu 9.04
[09:24] <komputes> djyoung4: try the highlighted post here: https://answers.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/71735
[09:28] <leo1> I have nvidia geforce 6150, ubuntu 9.04. I can't enable desktop effects. I have installed nvidia driver 180
[09:28] <leo1> Please help
[09:29] <ikonia> leo1: how did you install the driver ?
[09:29] <leo1> I did it from System-> Administration -> Hardwire driver
[09:30] <Dr_Willis> You did reboot afterwards?
[09:30] <ikonia> leo1: what happens when you try to enable desktop effects ?
[09:30] <leo1> yes
[09:30] <leo1> i did
[09:30] <Rabbitbunny> How can I darken the scrollbar on the terminal window?
[09:30] <komputes> leo1: reboot into recover mode and run xfix from the recovery menu
[09:30] <leo1> it says "Desktop effects cannot be enabled after "searching for drivers""
[09:31] <komputes> Rabbitbunny: change your theme, system > preferences > appearance
[09:31] <hassanakevazir> !ubotu
[09:32] <komputes> leo1: Go to System-> Administration -> Hardwire driver and make sure the nvidia driver is enabled (green dot)
[09:32] <djyoung4> ok so whoever that was that helped me im sorry i didnt see your name but you fixed my sound problem.  thank you so much
[09:33] <leo1> komputes: it is enabled
[09:33] <komputes> djyoung4: awesome
[09:33] <MaYobi> hello
[09:33] <komputes> djyoung4: thanks for the feedback
[09:33] <hassanakevazir> djyoung4, using which method? the one in the bug report or launchpad answers?
[09:33] <djyoung4> thank you komputes it works perfectly now.  is there a way to turn up the volume louder though
[09:33] <komputes> leo1: do you know about recovery mode?
[09:34] <leo1> i haven't tried it yet
[09:34] <komputes> djyoung4: in the top right panel, the volume control
[09:34] <leo1> i will try and report here
[09:34] <komputes> leo1: when you reboot press esc until you get GRUB then select the second option (recovery)
[09:34] <djyoung4> komputes: its all the way up and it still seems quiet
[09:34] <leo1> ok
[09:34] <komputes> leo1: then you select xfix
[09:35] <leo1> ok thanks
[09:35] <Dr_Willis> I hate how they hide that recovery stuff to make the grub menu look more 'user friendly' :)
[09:35] <djyoung4> and hassanakevazir the launchpad one
[09:35] <MaYobi> sory for my english, bot i have a problem and i can't find answer... i'm setup Ubuntu amd64, and can't compile the driver for Zyxel p 630s ee
[09:35] <leo1> i will try that
[09:35] <komputes> djyoung4: in the volume control window you may only have some volume levels, press preferences and turn them all on
[09:36] <komputes> djyoung4: you will find a secondary level that you need to bring up, usually speaker, front, master, pcm
[09:36] <prince_jammys> Dr_Willis: that's one of those 'user friendly' things that's more unfriendly than friendly.
[09:37] <djyoung4> komputes: that made it louder thanks
[09:37] <Rabbitbunny> komputes: Thanks.
[09:38] <komputes> djyoung4: sweet, I'll update that answers page to say it works with the hp pavilion dv4t on 9.04
[09:38] <radeko> helo
[09:38] <gst> how can i check whether inbuilt mic is working or not?
[09:39] <komputes> gst: applications > sound and video > sound recorder
[09:39] <radeko> gst i go to hotel
[09:39] <komputes> gst you may need to tweak settings by going into the volume control (speaker icon top right corner panel)
[09:41] <gst> i went to app->s&v->sound rec
[09:41] <gst> it works
[09:41] <komputes> gst: sweet
[09:43] <surg> hi
[09:44] <gst> is tat inbuilt laptops mic or webcam s mic??
[09:44] <gst> where do i find volume control?
[09:44] <gst> no icons for me..
[09:45] <dfhgdfhg> When I first load my laptop, and connect to 3g, sometimes it will ask me for my keyring password, and then 4-5 times ask me for the password to connect to 3g - and won't connet
[09:45] <dfhgdfhg> connect
[09:46] <komputes> gst: right click and empty spot in the panel and add the volume control applet
[09:46] <wizz> wtf
[09:46] <rahmu> hey guys i need help. I'm having problems with flash. I use Firefox and when I stream a video the image remains still but the sound comes out OK. Plus my computer overheats like crazy. I checked out the load on the processor (top) and it turned out that Firefox was using up to 60% of PCU. Any suggestions? (I run Jaunty by the way)
[09:46] <leo1> komputes: I xfix in recovery mode.
[09:46] <leo1> It didn't work
[09:47] <komputes> gst: or run gnome-volume-control from a terminal
[09:47] <leo1> When I did that, the nvidia driver 180 got deactivated and I had to reenable it again from system>administration>
[09:48] <komputes> leo1: reboot after you re-enable it
[09:48] <leo1> i did
[09:48] <leo1> but to no avail
[09:49] <komputes> leo1: please run the command "ubuntu-bug xorg" to report a bug so i can see more detail
[09:50] <komputes> leo1: you will need an account on launchpad.net if you don't already have it
[09:50] <aaron11> jerathay
[09:50] <spO> what happens if i have a directory with many subdirectories , then i   mount a drive to that base directory .... what happens to the subdirectories ?
[09:50] <aaron11> jerathay
[09:50] <leo1> komputes: Ok. I am going to make an account one
[09:50] <Pythack> Hi
[09:50] <gst> i stil hav problem with audio playback in skype
[09:51] <komputes> sp0 they are not accessible until you unmount from the base dir
[09:51] <komputes> spO they are not accessible until you unmount from the base dir
[09:51] <master> does wine do google chrome good?
[09:52] <gst> i ran gnome-volume-control
[09:52] <komputes> gst: go to the audio options in skype and set them all to "pulse"
[09:52] <gst> and kept everything at the highest
[09:52] <komputes> gst: and if you want the webcam mic, use that as the input device in skype
[09:52] <MaYobi> How to compile programs for 32bit in Ubuntu amd64
[09:53] <MaYobi> &
[09:53] <MaYobi> ?
[09:53] <komputes> gst: in the volume control click prefrences and turn all the options on
[09:53] <lstarnes> MaYobi: that may not be possible
[09:53] <inktri> how can i recursively remove ".gz" from all filenames that end in ".gz" with command line?
[09:53] <komputes> MaYobi: use a VM
[09:53] <master> someone here having problem with spotify just not loading songs after a couple of minutes listening?
[09:53] <MaYobi> komputes what is VM?
[09:54] <komputes> MaYobi: virtual machine
[09:54] <lstarnes> inktri: I think some gzip programs might not decompress gzip files if they don't end in .gz
[09:54] <komputes> MaYobi: try the virtualbox-ose package
[09:54] <MaYobi> komputes mm... thank bot it's bad idea )
[09:54] <MaYobi> komputes i need compile driver for modem
[09:55] <MaYobi> komputes, in ubuntu 64 write error
[09:55] <inktri> lstarnes: yea but all browsers do. i just want to quickly rename gzipped web files to their regular names (eg. index.html.gz to index.html)
[09:55] <_ruben> MaYobi: create a 32bits chroot .. using debootstrap/pbuilder for instance
[09:55] <prince_jammys> inktri: try in a test dir first:  find /startingpath -type f -name '*.gz' -exec rename 's/\.gz$//' {} \;
[09:55] <komputes> MaYobi: why is a vm a bad idea, you then have a 32-bit computer insite a 64-bit host
[09:55] <gst> vol control u mean options->sound devices??
[09:55] <lstarnes> inktri: I thought webservers that used gzip compressed the files during transfer
[09:56] <komputes> gst: no, in gnome-colume control, there should be a "preferences" button
[09:56] <lstarnes> inktri: there are some older browsers that do not support compression
[09:56] <komputes> gst: what version of ubuntu are you using?
[09:56] <inktri> lstarnes: yea but 99.999% have browsers that do fortunately
[09:56] <lstarnes> inktri: it's less than that
[09:56] <MaYobi> komputes it's bad idea because it's to heavy for simple connect to internet.. no?
[09:56] <inktri> depends on user base
[09:57] <gst> 9.04
[09:57] <lstarnes> inktri: most webservers honor the requirements in the client's Accept-Encoding header
[09:57] <gst> i checked all the options in preferences
[09:58] <MaYobi> _ruben: You can explain on more detailed?
[09:58] <komputes> MaYobi: yes if you have low bandwidth it is bad, you will need to download ubuntu 32-bit + virtualbox to create a VM
[09:59] <komputes> gst: in the same window you have tabs - one is called Options
[09:59] <_ruben> MaYobi: see help.ubuntu.com for info on using pbuilders .. but building a 32bits kernel driver wont help you on a 64bits system anyway
[09:59] <gst> still i am getting problem with audio playback
[09:59] <AmbrNewlearner> I chose not to install GRUB during Ubuntu installation.....now when I try dual booting ubuntu and OpenBSD, ubuntu refuses to boot.....any ideas?
[09:59] <gst> when i tried making a test call in skype
[09:59] <lstarnes> AmbrNewlearner: what error message do you get?
[09:59] <AmbrNewlearner> I had tried GAG bootmanager, AutoSuperGRUBDisk, installing grub from live CD.....
[09:59] <MaYobi> ok, thanks everyone...
[10:00] <komputes> gst: the other tab is called Recording, pay with those two for volume level and device selection. you may also want to download the pavucontrol package
[10:00] <AmbrNewlearner> lstarnes: GAG says- " Sector boot not found or invalid"
[10:00] <gst> yes i have input and output options
[10:00] <AmbrNewlearner> lstarnes:grub-install from live CD says something like- "/boot missing or not found"
[10:01] <lstarnes> AmbrNewlearner: I'm not sure what to do, but someone else here might know
[10:01] <gst> which device selecyion?
[10:01] <komputes> gst: depending on the hardware choosing "pulse" may or may not work, i usually try diferent options and make test calls until it works
[10:01] <AmbrNewlearner> lstarnes: AutoSuperGRUBdisk says- " Missing Operating system"
[10:01] <komputes> gst: ^ in skype
[10:01] <gst> i already trired alsa previosly
[10:01] <leaf-sheep> Could somebody run "ls -l /etc/network/interfaces" and tell me the file permission? Thank you.
[10:02] <gst> can i install pavucontrol with apt-get?
[10:02] <lstarnes> leaf-sheep: -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 185 2009-03-29 01:02 /etc/network/interfaces
[10:02] <komputes> gst: skype should give more options than alsa and pulse
[10:02] <komputes> gst: yep
[10:02] <leaf-sheep> lstarnes: Thanks. <3
[10:02] <lstarnes> leaf-sheep: why did you need it?
[10:02] <komputes> gst: sudo apt-get install pavucontrol
[10:03] <leaf-sheep> lstarnes: I borked my wireless interface trying to bridge so the computer/Xbox360/etc can access Internet directly from the laptop.
[10:03] <gst> yes i am installing pavucontrol
[10:03] <AmbrNewlearner> anyone? ideas?
[10:05] <AmbrNewlearner> Looks like I need to REinstall my installation......(suggested by someon on #kubuntu)
[10:05] <spO> what version of wine are you guys using? are you using stable  1.0.1 or 1.1.28  or 1.1.27 ? i had 1.1.27  but i could not save dvdrebuilder project files , so i installed 1.1.28 but now nothing works,  maybe the stable version has better dvd rebuilder support
[10:06] <ikonia> spO: stable is always a better idea
[10:06] <ria> guten tag
[10:07] <iceroot> spO: depending on the software you want to run with wine. sometimes stable is better, sometimes testing is better
[10:07] <iceroot> spO: for this have a look at the appdb
[10:07] <ria> ich brauche hilfe, java 64 bit ?
[10:07] <iceroot> !de | ria
[10:07] <leo1> komputes: I tried to do the bug reporting
[10:07] <ria> danke
[10:08] <leo1> but "Could not upload report data to crash database:
[10:08] <leo1> <urlopen error [Errno 32] Broken pipe>"
[10:08] <GNUBOI> "sudo apt-get install mono" didn't installed mono it says "E: Couldn't find package mono" | Now, How to install mono on ubuntu jaunty....
[10:08] <lstarnes> GNUBOI: aptitude search mono
[10:08] <lstarnes> GNUBOI: make sure that you have the universe repository enabled
[10:09] <GNUBOI> lstarnes: it gives long package result for aptitude search mono
[10:09] <GNUBOI> now how to install
[10:09] <komputes> leo1: what happened?
[10:10] <lstarnes> GNUBOI: read the list.
[10:10] <GNUBOI> lstarnes: what to do by reading list
[10:10] <ikonia> GNUBOI: find the package you want then install it
[10:10] <gst> i tried test call in skype, it connected and tells no user found
[10:10] <lstarnes> GNUBOI: look for a package that looks like it is mono
[10:10] <leaf-sheep> Ooo Pidgin Update! :^
[10:10] <ikonia> GNUBOI: maybe try synaptic - it has a very clear gui read area
[10:10] <gst> does it work that way?
[10:10] <ikonia> gst: skype works
[10:11] <leo1> komputes: I tried to do the bug reporting using ubuntu-bug xorg. But it said "Could not upload report data to crash database:
[10:11] <leo1> <urlopen error [Errno 32] Broken pipe>"
[10:11] <ikonia> leo1: report it on launchpad as a bug
[10:11] <lstarnes> GNUBOI: try mono-runtime
[10:11] <leo1> ok
[10:11] <leo1> komputes: ok
[10:11] <ikonia> leo1: make sure you have a working internet connection
[10:11] <komputes> leo1: can you try it one more time
[10:11] <leo1> komputes: of course, i do
[10:11] <GNUBOI> lstarnes: http://pastebin.org/11338
[10:12] <komputes> leo1: launchpad was having some issues tonight
[10:12] <leaf-sheep> !ping
[10:12] <leo1> komputes: but it's behind a proxy server, if that's an issue
[10:12] <leaf-sheep> Oh awesome. I never got disconnected (although I restarted the network).
[10:12] <lstarnes> GNUBOI: what about mono-runtime?
[10:12] <gst> is any of you online in skype right now??
[10:12] <leaf-sheep> Anybody here expert with wireless configuration and/or interfaces?
[10:12] <komputes> leo1: you are behind a proxy?
[10:12] <ikonia> gst: yes
[10:12] <leo1> komputes: yes
[10:13]  * Dr_Willis wonders at people asking for 'experts'
[10:13] <gst> i want to talk using skype for testing
[10:13] <Dr_Willis> is there some Skype BS degree?
[10:13] <Dr_Willis> the skype test call is supposed to call some skype bot. where you hear a little message.. then talk to it.. and it records you.. then plays it back
[10:14] <gst> ikonia:can you add me or can i add you in skype?
[10:14] <gst> ohh..
[10:14] <ikonia> gst: no thanks
[10:15] <ikonia> gst: use the test call as suggested
[10:15] <gst> trying
[10:15] <komputes> leo1: does it support secure sites?
[10:15] <GNUBOI> lstarnes: i mean i am installing that as wine said "install the Windows version of Mono to run .NET executables"
[10:15] <leo1> komputes: yes it does support secure sites
[10:16] <leo1> komputes: You mean https:// sites, right?
[10:16] <lstarnes> GNUBOI: then you will need to download the windows version separately
[10:16] <Dr_Willis> wine and .net stuff.. often dosent play very well together.
[10:16] <komputes> leo1: ok then it should work, try the command again
[10:16] <lstarnes> GNUBOI: and install that under wine
[10:17] <leo1> komputes: I tried it again. When I press 'Send Report' button it reports the error and closes
[10:18] <komputes> leo1: is your system fully updated?
[10:18] <leo1> komputes: yes, it is fully updated. I just updated it yesterday
[10:18] <komputes> leo1: yep i think launchpad is having issues
[10:19] <leo1> komputes: I did a glxinfo and the results are in http://www.pastebin.org/11340 , if that would be of any use
[10:19] <komputes> leo1: a few pages have given me errors, no glxinfo won't really help
[10:19] <leo1> komputes: ok
[10:20] <gst> ikonia:i tried  testing my external mic, it doesn't work
[10:20] <gst> what can be the reasons?
[10:20] <ikonia> gst: ok
[10:20] <ikonia> gst: mic not set up correctly ?
[10:20] <gst> yes
[10:21] <Quan-Time> hey.. got a problem with ppl trying to connect to me via ssh.  They connect on port 22, but dont get a user / password prompt.  Other ports time out / deny.  So its sort of connection.. Ive read the wiki and searched around for answers..  Got the person trying to connect to me to -v (verbose), its like the connection just dies.. anyone have an idea ?
[10:21] <gst> mic not working..wat settings are required..
[10:21] <ikonia> gst: how do you know ?
[10:22] <ikonia> !skype > gst
[10:22] <ikonia> gst: see if there are any help in ubottus link
[10:22] <heo_> lstarnes: Yes, thank you.
[10:22] <MikeSeth> Quan-Time: checked system logs yet? do that first
[10:22] <computa_mike> Hi peeps - has anyone tried the ubuntu studio 904 install?  I've tried it (clean install) and the wireless network seems to fail.  Anyone got any ideas?
[10:23] <Quan-Time> MikeSeth, kk 2 secs
[10:23] <computa_mike> hold up guys .... unfortunately real life is about to tear me away from the keyboard.
[10:23] <computa_mike> darn it.
[10:23] <phreck> OH NOOOOO
[10:23] <computa_mike> .... I'll be back
[10:24] <hrickards> If a dependency package name has to be changed from Debian to Ubuntu, will I have to create a -<n>ubuntu<n> version or can I still just request a sync?
[10:25] <martin__> hi all, I have a serious problem that I'd really appreciate help with. I shutdown yesterday (cleanly) and today, when I booted *all* my work from yesterday afternoon was gone. About 7 hours worth. Any ideas as to what has happened?
[10:25] <MikeSeth> martin__: "gone"?
[10:25] <martin__> I mean seriously *nothing* from yesterday afternoon
[10:25] <kraut> moin
[10:25] <gst> mic is workingg
[10:25] <martin__> even bash_history doesn't have my shell commands
[10:26] <gst> can you tel once again the way of testing skype exactly?
[10:26] <MikeSeth> martin__: were you working on a remote box w/o noticing?
[10:26] <martin__> it was a desktop environment
[10:26] <martin__> running MonoDevelop
[10:26] <martin__> I created about 6 projects all gone
[10:27] <MikeSeth> martin__: files don't just disappear into nothing, it's there somewhere
[10:27] <hrickards> Surely someone must at least have a vauge idea???
[10:27] <martin__> yeah, which is what I am really hoping
[10:27] <ventti> martin__ you do your work under a completely different acct?
[10:28] <martin__> ventti: no, I've checked the only other account (my wife's) and it's not on there
[10:28] <hrickards> martin_: It's not in lost+found?
[10:28] <ventti> well... thats just nuts.
[10:28] <martin__> can I do a search for files within a date range from console (/me tries to look)
[10:28] <MikeSeth> martin__: with find(1)
[10:28] <ventti> bash history all gone too?
[10:28] <ventti> weird
[10:28] <komputes> gst: wow that took a long time i got my skype to work too, i had to set all three sound preferences to "HDA Intel (hw:intel,0)"
[10:28] <MikeSeth> no, can't happen
[10:29] <MikeSeth> other account, wrong box
[10:29] <martin__> def not in lost+found
[10:29] <komputes> gst: you can add me "komputes" on skype to test
[10:29] <martin__> I'm checking all boxes
[10:29] <martin__> and searching for files within date
[10:29] <ventti> your stuff will be there somewhere martin__
[10:29] <gst> komputes:tat's good
[10:29] <MikeSeth> martin__: monodevelop probably has a .directory for projects
[10:29] <gst> sure..thanks
[10:30] <jophish> If I have a bunch of files (a copy of a home folder) all owned by jophish, and I have an old home folder, with the same files, but owned by somebody else, is there any way I can use the new files, with the ownership of the old files
[10:30] <martin__> MikeSeth: there are text files from text editor also gone, downloade of latest MySql connector that was on Desktop, gone
[10:30] <dfhgdfhg> so, how can I fix keyring + 3g connections, when I startup, I connect to 3g, sometimes it asks me for a password for 3g, after asking for keyring password - there is no password... so I click ok (empty pass) 4-5 times... then wait, then retry and it connects ok... why?
[10:30] <ThermalB> hey i was wondering if i'd be able to get some help on an annoying thing-o on ubuntu
[10:30] <martin__> MikeSeth:
[10:30] <martin__> MikeSeth: I know that if someone described this to me, I'd be incredulous
[10:31] <gst> komputes, where can i add a known user in skype?
[10:31] <MikeSeth> martin__: are you d-a-m-n sure you weren't using another account (eg root) to do that?
[10:31] <ThermalB> anyone ever gotten a "error loading shared library glitch"?
[10:31] <martin__> MikeSeth: I'm going to systematically check all boxes and all accounts now
[10:31] <free1> maybe
[10:31] <komputes> gst: at the bottom the little buddy + green button
[10:31] <martin__> but I doubt it - the monitor and keybaord I'm using are plugged into a single box
[10:32] <ThermalB> i don't know how to install a libz.so shared library and was wondering how to do so
[10:32] <Dr_Willis> !find libz.so
[10:32] <Dr_Willis> install one of those packages ThermalB
[10:32] <ThermalB> O_o
[10:32] <ThermalB> thanks
[10:33] <ThermalB> do i type in sudo apt-get install lib32z1? Dr_Willis
[10:33] <grawity> ThermalB: yep
[10:33] <Dr_Willis> thats the package name.. so yes. :)
[10:33] <ThermalB> thanks
[10:33] <Dr_Willis> iay be in zlib1g
[10:33] <skysong> hello guys, i need an advice
[10:34] <ThermalB> ya
[10:35] <mobi-sheep> skysong: You need an advice? Here's one.  Don't drink bleach.
[10:35] <skysong> mobi-sheep thx
[10:35] <skysong> ill keep that in mind
[10:35] <ThermalB> good point
[10:35] <gst> komputes:i searched for komputes but no results
[10:36] <skysong> however, i was wondering whether ubuntu would be a good system for someone who downloads, watch a lot of movies and like eyecandies
[10:36] <martin__> MikeSeth: ok, I definitely added an entry to .ssh/config yesterday to specify a new port for a remote ssh host. I have 3 computers here and it is on none of them.
[10:36] <ventti> martin__ make sure you let us know where all your work was!
[10:36] <ventti> ahh you just posted ;)
[10:36] <mobi-sheep> skysong: Explain more. Ubuntu can do what Windows do.... just better.
[10:37] <Skaag> hostname -d returns empty... how do I set the domain name on an ubuntu box?
[10:37] <MikeSeth> martin__: check the root account!
[10:37] <skysong> mobi-sheep, yes thats what i need in fact since im on windows 7 right now and i kindof love it because of the eyecandy thing
[10:37] <rahman> Hi, I am using ubutnu 9.10 up-to-date. I can't enable compiz. I have a laptop with nvidia 9300m and 185.xx drivers are loaded
[10:37] <mobi-sheep> skysong: But... ?
[10:37] <Guest84993> I wonder why is there no nice lock screen design made? Ubuntu has now some nice gnome themes but lock screen still looks like ass
[10:37] <Slart> !karmic | rahman
[10:38] <gst> komputes:are you there?
[10:38] <free1> downloadhelper can't convert to iphone
[10:38] <skysong> and i dont do much on the computer, just watching anime and documentaries + a lot of music, was just wondering whether ubuntu would be a good system for me
[10:38] <free1> that's one thing that windows can do
[10:38] <free1> windoze
[10:38] <komputes> komputes: yep i am
[10:38] <gst> ikonia:how can i add a known user in ubuntu?
[10:38] <mobi-sheep> skysong: It is. :)
[10:38] <free1> who has the quote that Bill Gates said that the average computer user has the brain of a spidermonkey
[10:38] <mobi-sheep> skysong: I'll post you SS soon.
[10:38] <ThermalB> it sais they are already the newest version and my libz problem remains D;
[10:38] <psycho_oreos> I　do all those on linux + more
[10:38] <skysong> ss?
[10:38] <free1> pon de floor
[10:39] <ikonia> gst: what ?
[10:39] <skysong> okay then ill start the download and give it a try:)
[10:39] <SteffJay> Morning Peeps !! :)
[10:39] <gst> komputes:ok. did you add anyone else previously?
[10:39] <martin__> MikeSeth: nothing in /root/ - I'm now running sudo find / -mtime -1 -print
[10:39] <komputes> gst: many times its easy
[10:39] <Appl3Kork> so i grabbed a copy of 9.04 Netbook Remix, and when I try to boot from it, it says Boot Failure?
[10:39] <martin__> a find within my home dir yielded nothing but config file changes :(
[10:39] <komputes> gst: what is your skype name?
[10:40] <Appl3Kork> but with 8.10 Desktop edition, it boots fine
[10:40] <gst> i went to + button
[10:40] <gst> and gave your user name,
[10:40] <gst> skypeuser633
[10:40] <myself> hey I'm getting a thing in totem movie player where italics are not showing up in the subtitles, it does <i>words</i>
[10:41] <SteffJay> Can someone help me out with a usb modem setup in 8.10 server ?
[10:41] <ThermalB> error while loading shared libraries: libz.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[10:41] <ThermalB> :X
[10:41] <ventti> your work isnt stashed away in some hidden folder, owned by another acct???
[10:41] <mobi-sheep> skysong: Find out if your computer can do 64bit.  You know the processor?
[10:41] <baheer> hello all
[10:41] <baheer> I can't play .flv files
[10:41] <skysong> dualcore
[10:42] <ThermalB> get vlc maybeh
[10:42] <baheer> I have vlc player but
[10:42] <ThermalB> D:
[10:42] <mobi-sheep> skysong: SS --> Screenshot.  #ubuntu got a great and large community base for all your support needs. ;)
[10:42] <skysong> E2220
[10:42] <baheer> it says codec errors
[10:42] <GPL> i need a documentation to know about how many desktop effects Ubuntu .. has ? I am just into the Eye Candy at the moment ...
[10:42] <baheer> any one can help me
[10:42] <ThermalB> hmm
[10:42] <ThermalB> how are you getting the vlcs?
[10:42] <ThermalB> from where?
[10:42] <baheer> which player should I use
[10:42] <skysong> not that powerful but just enough to have all the eyecandy i need:p
[10:42] <skysong> okay:)
[10:42] <mobi-sheep> skysong: http://imagebin.ca/img/zypswqS.png
[10:42] <mobi-sheep> skysong: That's my desktop at the moment. :)
[10:42] <martin__> ah - now I've got something to *prove* I am not going mad
[10:42] <skysong> checking:)
[10:43] <martin__> MikeSeth and ventti: auth.log contains: 2009-08-22 18:21:04	theoria	sudo	  martin : TTY=pts/4 ; PWD=/home/martin/Projects/DataExecutor ; USER=root ; COMMAND=/usr/bin/gacutil -i mysql.data.dll
[10:43] <ThermalB> google flv player for linux
[10:43] <ThermalB> hehe
[10:43] <martin__> but /home/martin/Projects/DataExecutor doesn't exist today
[10:43] <Dr_Willis> baheer:   i tend to use mplayer and install the w32codecs, or vlc.
[10:43] <SteffJay> Can someone help me out with a usb modem setup in 8.10 server terminal ?
[10:43] <skysong> very nice mobi-sheep, ill send mine after the installation :p
[10:44] <ThermalB> !find libz.so
[10:44] <skysong> you're using gnome btw?
[10:44] <Dr_Willis> install all of them. :)
[10:44] <ventti> martin__ you sure you aint on a windows machine that has just done a system restore to a few days ago??? (joke :-) ))
[10:45] <martin__> ventti: if I weren't having such a bad day, I'd laugh (maybe if I can sort it out, I will) :/
[10:45] <mobi-sheep> skysong: Yes. That's Gnome. Vista looks like KDE in some aspect.  Bunch of M$ thieves. :<
[10:45] <gst> ikonia:i want to add one user whose skype username is known...how can i do that?
[10:45] <komputes> gst: you see the two buttons at the bottom of the skype window
[10:46] <komputes> gst: it's the second button
[10:46] <martin__> it is anything that should have been inside my home dir
[10:46] <ventti> martin__ am sorry that things have gone so awry for you - its a truly bizarre situation
[10:46] <gst> yes i can search and add there..
[10:46] <komputes> gst: i added you
[10:46] <komputes> gst:  i am chatting with you inskype
[10:48] <sebrock> is ffmpeg by default compiled with xvid/divx in repo nowadays?
[10:49] <computa_mike> hi  - right.... managed to tear myself away from this 'real world' nonsense.   Mrs Computa_mike needed a lift to work....
[10:49] <computa_mike> As I was saying earlier - I've got Ubuntu Studio (9.04 i think) installed clean, and the Wifi Doesn't seem to work.  Anyone got any ideas?
[10:50] <SteffJay> Can someone help me out with a usb modem setup in 8.10 server terminal ?
[10:50] <free1> gtkpod is problamatic
[10:50] <free1> it won't let me copy a m4v file to the ipod. what's good
[10:50] <free1> ?
[10:51] <kinkex> When im try to install the Ubuntu 9.10 Aplha 4.. The installation stop everytime in 26% and it says ERROR, it can happend when your CD or burn gone wrong... I have test to burn 3-4 CDS and slow but it is the same problem. Someone knows why i got this problem?
[10:52] <SteffJay> Do an MD5 on the iso
[10:52] <richardcavell> kinkex: it took me 6 burns to get a good one
[10:52] <kinkex> ricardoromao: hehe, why? Is the alpha 4 iso file bad?
[10:53] <richardcavell> kinkex: no your download may be corrupt
[10:53] <kinkex> richardcavell: ok, but i have done a MD5 check everytime...
[10:53] <Kukosk> hi all ... is there some way to get only the three values of load overages via cut from "uptime" in linux bash ???
[10:53] <alejandrocastano> the better way is to request for a CD if you has problems, then you can share it with other people!
[10:53] <richardcavell> kinkex: okay and it's correct?
[10:53] <kinkex> yes it is
[10:53] <Kukosk> and how ?
[10:54] <richardcavell> kinkex: well then your download is okay
[10:54] <VladDrac> 'llo
[10:54] <Kukosk> 11:54  up 2 days, 46 mins, 2 users, load averages: 1.13 1.15 1.31
[10:54] <Kukosk> from this
[10:54] <julle__> kinkex: might be something with be burning speed, ubuntu is very sensitive to high burning speeds
[10:54] <richardcavell> kinkex: just keep burning CDs.  Try different media or a different burner
[10:54] <Kukosk> just the numbers after the aload averages:
[10:54] <kinkex> richardcavell: can i use the alpha 4 iso to boot from USB? If its safer?
[10:54] <richardcavell> kinkex: like I said I burned five bad ones before I got a good one
[10:54] <richardcavell> kinkex: you can but it's not easy
[10:54] <richardcavell> kinkex: just keep persevering on the CD
[10:55] <kinkex> richardcavell: it not working to use the netbootin.exe?
[10:55] <alejandrocastano> I've never had that problem!!
[10:55] <Dr_Willis> sebrock:  if not the one from medibuntu is..
[10:55]  * VladDrac wonders why his desktop pager/switcher is behaving so oddly when using compiz
[10:55] <alejandrocastano> kinkex good idea!
[10:55] <kinkex> alejandrocastano: lucky one =)
[10:55] <Charisma> Hi everyone. I downloaded and installed the look which can be seen in this picture: http://lastopp.no/filer2/75c0b5028eaa3f18cc9548b1fd14b563.JPG . I can't remember what it's called and therefore I can't search for help on how to uninstalling it. Can anyone help?
[10:55] <richardcavell> kinkex: just keep burning CDs
[10:55] <kinkex> richardcavell: hehe ok
[10:55] <VladDrac> normal keybindings don't work, clicking in the pager gives me a completely empty desktop (no panels, no way to get them back)
[10:56] <martin__> I'm going to reboot and see if anything changes. This is seriously bad for me :(
[10:56] <sebrock> Dr_Willis, ok so I'll grab that one then
[10:56] <kinkex> Charisma: you mean the GDM theme?
[10:56] <Dr_Willis> sebrock:  itheres some ffmpeg --help options to show its compiled in features i think
[10:56] <Charisma> Yeah, the Dark Tux Knight, kinkex
[10:56] <ThermalB> thanks for the help my problems been solved...
[10:56] <ThermalB> cya
[10:56] <kinkex> Charisma: remove the .theme file
[10:57] <Dr_Willis> sebrock:  but i think thats built in by default
[10:57] <Charisma> It's probably just a theme, but I applied the theme and activated the password at the same time
[10:57] <crashflow> my laptop just fell off the table. The case looks OK, but would like so check the harddisk intensely to see if it damaged. how can I do that?
[10:57] <crashflow> ubuntu starts
[10:57] <Charisma> Basically what I wan't is to deactivate the password because I thought it would be cool, but its just annoying
[10:57] <Kukosk> hey can someone help me ?
[10:57] <Kukosk> get only the load averages numbers from "11:54  up 2 days, 46 mins, 2 users, load averages: 1.13 1.15 1.31" in bash ??
[10:57] <erdinc> selam
[10:57] <kinkex> Charisma: /usr/share/themes try to remove the theme and reboot and see whats happends, it will use the default theme then
[10:57] <kinkex> whats the theme name btw
[10:58] <sebrock> Dr_Willis, can't find the ffmpeg package in medibuntu just other stuff
[10:58] <sekaab> is anyone familiar with bluetooth under jaunty and headsets? got a "belkin f8t017" bluetooth usb stick and a "sennheiser FLX 70" but am not able to get to audio running trough the headset
[10:58] <Dr_Willis> sebrock:  i must be using the one from the repos then. I have found it does all i need
[10:58] <erdinc> hi  . is there  help page for turkish language
[10:58] <Chris220> !tk
[10:58] <erdinc> thanks
[10:59] <Chris220> didn't work
[10:59] <Chris220> sorry
[10:59] <Chris220> What's the turkey country abbreviation?
[10:59] <Charisma> Thanks, kinkex. I'll have a look there, but it's not a startup theme. It's a "lockscreen" that pops up whenever I wake up the computer from "Suspend"
[10:59] <sebrock> Dr_Willis, hmm should be more clear in the docs I think
[10:59] <chessnutmushroom> guys,  is there a good alternative to adobe illustrator for gnome?
[10:59] <bazhang> !tr
[10:59] <Dr_Willis> sebrock:  what are you looking for ? I frogot.
[10:59] <Charisma> Chris220 : .tr
[10:59] <Chris220> Charisma, thanks
[10:59] <erdinc> :) thanks a lot sir!
[11:00] <th0r> Charisma: that lock screen is the screensave
[11:00] <KingWilliam> Hi people. I just installed windows next to my ubuntu and now I dont have sound anymore in ubuntu
[11:00] <Charisma> th0r: Are you telling me or asking me?
[11:00] <th0r> Charisma: I'm saying I think that lock screen is the screensaver..
[11:00] <Charisma> Because my screensaver has animation (chosen from the standard pack)
[11:01] <Charisma> But that lock screen appears after I move the mouse or press a key and deactiveate the scrsaver. But before I can get back into Ubuntu I have to type a password
[11:02] <th0r> Charisma: ok...never mind
[11:02] <sekaab> is anyone familiar with bluetooth under jaunty and headsets? got a "belkin f8t017" bluetooth usb stick and a "sennheiser FLX 70" but am not able to get to audio running trough the headset
[11:03] <Chris220> What's the terminal command to delete a file?
[11:03] <sebrock> Dr_Willis, I would like a ffmpeg that works with MythTV transcoding to various formats
[11:03] <phreck> Chris220, rm
[11:03] <myself> is there any way to integrate the video menu into the window in VLC media player
[11:03] <sebrock> the one in medibuntu should work it says, however when I browse their site there is no ffmpeg package
[11:03] <Chris220> phreck, thanks
[11:03] <KingWilliam> Hi people. I just installed windows next to my ubuntu and now I dont have sound anymore in ubuntu
[11:03] <phreck> np.
[11:03] <KingWilliam> anyone knows that prob?
[11:04] <Dr_Willis> KingWilliam:  try powering off and booting straight to linux.
[11:04] <chessnutmushroom> what is the best application for vector drawing in ubuntu?
[11:04] <Dr_Willis> !info dia
[11:04] <Dr_Willis> I recall some other vector 'paint' type program - but its not in the repos and i forget its name. :()
[11:05] <Dr_Willis> !info inkscape
[11:05] <KingWilliam> Dr_Willis: just tried that :(
[11:06] <Dr_Willis> http://www.freebyte.com/graphicprograms/#vector
[11:06] <Dr_Willis> has some that may be not in the repos.
[11:07] <WilliamC2> What's the commercial version of WINE that is supposed to have better compatibility with games?
[11:07] <turtle_> cedega
[11:07] <KingWilliam> WilliamC2: CeDeGa
[11:07] <phreck> wine
[11:07] <phreck> lol
[11:07] <Dr_Willis> http://www.xaraxtreme.org/   looks like a good vector program also.
[11:07] <WilliamC2> I know they release  the source.
[11:07] <phreck> i dont like cedega
[11:07] <KingWilliam> me neither
[11:07] <phreck> i have it
[11:07] <phreck> doesnt do it for me.
[11:07] <WilliamC2> What's wrong with it?
[11:08] <phreck> its wine with a pretty skin
[11:08] <KingWilliam> indeed
[11:08] <phreck> and ive found wine easier to get working
[11:08] <phreck> =\
[11:08] <aaron11> #yafaray
[11:08] <KingWilliam> It doesnt add much functionality to wine
[11:08] <phreck> alos, you have to pay a subscription for it
[11:08] <WilliamC2> You can compile it from source.
[11:08] <KingWilliam> You better use appdb.winehq.org, and check how to get your app working there
[11:09] <Dr_Willis> I just use normal Wine
[11:09] <myself> why the hell is VLC so goddamn stupid it or is it me, because im playing the video in a seperate "output" window and it won't let the video controls be in the same window as the video.
[11:09] <WilliamC2> Another question
[11:09] <WilliamC2> Know of a program which will behave like Daemon Tools in Linux?
[11:09] <th0r> myself: now that will get you a ton of responses
[11:10] <turtle_> WilliamC2: Gmount-iso
[11:10] <Dr_Willis> WilliamC2:  i just mount iso via the loopbak feature
[11:10] <KingWilliam> WilliamC2: I remember something called acetoneISO
[11:10] <sebrock> Dr_Willis, I added the medibuntu repo but seems it still installed the one in ubuntu repo
[11:10] <Dr_Willis> copy protection tends to be a big problem in some WINE games.. so if you are trying to bypass copy protection.. well...
[11:10] <Dr_Willis> sebrock:  uninstall, then reinstall it perhaps.
[11:13] <digital8080> i have a problem : when i download a file the download connection freezes
[11:13] <werti_russia> )
[11:13] <digital8080> somebody help me
[11:14] <werti_russia> show link
[11:14] <myself> so does anyone know how to make VLC media player integrate the controls into the same window as the output
[11:14] <Trijntje> !details|digital8080
[11:15] <Dr_Willis> myself:  you install the ppa version that has that feature  (the newer vlc 1.x) testing version
[11:16] <myself> dr_willis what ppa exactly
[11:17] <digital8080> i have ubuntu 9.04 the Jaunty Jackalope when i try for example to download a file 68 Mb the download stops at 3% without any outputs
[11:17] <Dr_Willis> https://launchpad.net/~kow/+archive/ppa
[11:17] <myself> okay cool,t hank you
[11:18] <Dr_Willis> myself:  the one i found while googling that exact problem yesterday  in the ubuntu forums :P
[11:18] <myself> :)
[11:18] <myself> so dr_willis should i install 1.0.0 or the testing version
[11:18] <myself> cause i seem to have gotten 0.9.9 from synaptic
[11:18] <iwo> hey, can anyone tell me how to install packages I have backported using Prevu _without_ using synaptic?
[11:19] <Dr_Willis> install teh one on the ppa
[11:19] <d1ablo_del> anybody knows what controlls transmissions default behavior when opening folders?
[11:19] <Dr_Willis> it is the testing version  i think
[11:19] <sourcemaker> why does suspend to ram not work... when I use cryptoluks?
[11:19] <iwo> how can I install one of my backported packages only using apt
[11:19] <iwo> ?
[11:19] <Dr_Willis> myself:  remove vlc fist.. add the ppa repo.. update, reinstall vlc
[11:20] <Dr_Willis> iwo:  what package? You mean you have a .deb ?
[11:20] <jay3> Dr_Willis seems like I was able to make it into one of ubuntu chat historys
[11:20]  * VladDrac still doesn't understand why onlyhalf the panel size is used by the desktop switcher
[11:22] <iwo> Dr_Willis: yes i have a .deb, so i can just use dpkg i guess...
[11:22] <iwo> however Prevu adds a line to your sources list so that any package you backport can be seen by apt
[11:23] <iwo> aparently...
[11:23] <iwo> but for me, apt doesn't seem to notice that i have a backported version of package X
[11:23] <myself> dr_willis what do i type again to upgrade sudo apt get install what
[11:23]  * jay3 think in his opion might have scared off Dr_Willis lol nah J/K J/K J/K!!!!!!!
[11:23] <d1ablo_del> anybody knows what controls transmissions default behaviour when opening folders?
[11:23] <myself> sudo apt-get install update and upgrade oh yeah
[11:24] <digital8080> i have ubuntu 9.04 the Jaunty Jackalope when i try for example to download a file 68 Mb the download stops at 3% without any outputs
[11:24] <digital8080> please help me
[11:25] <Dr_Willis> sudo apt-get update, sudo apt-get upgrade, sudo apt-get install whatever
[11:25] <s4ch1n> digital, its seems like a internet connection problem
 use :wget -c
[11:25] <Dr_Willis> digital8080:  you using wireless?
[11:25] <alexmlw> there is a windows program, it takes pictures in http://garfield-daily.ru/, others exposed in hand http://itmages.ru/view.php?action=view&id=8928&key=859247, how do I tell it here generic_uri = "http://garfield-daily.ru/.jpg"
[11:26] <EvilPenguin|> so my wireless card wont find any networks...
[11:26] <EvilPenguin|> I have the driver enabled too..
[11:26] <EvilPenguin|> what should i do?
[11:26] <iwo> alexmlw: what?
[11:27] <EvilPenguin|> it worked on 32Bit and i just put 64BIT, and not it stopped working. .
[11:27] <d1ablo_del> EvilPenguin|: does "iwlist scan" from a terminal do anything?
[11:27] <digital8080> when i download the file by wget the download stops and the download rate become like this -,-- Kbps
[11:27] <MenZa> EvilPenguin|: Is it the *same* file?
[11:27] <MenZa> Or is it compiled for 64-bit?
[11:27] <digital8080> yes i use wireless
[11:27] <EvilPenguin|> MenZa i downloaded it fromt he site. .
[11:27] <EvilPenguin|> d1ablo_del: iwlist scan from terminal
[11:27] <iwo> alexmlw: Ya ne ponimayu
[11:27] <EvilPenguin|> one second
[11:28] <martin__> does anyone have any further ideas on this data loss scenario?
[11:28] <MenZa> EvilPenguin|: Which site?
[11:28] <EvilPenguin|> ubunut.com
[11:28] <Giiooo> hello , im trying to use awstats, i get this error : Error: Couldn't open server log file "/var/log/apache2/access.log" : Permission denied , how can i give it permission to access it ?
[11:28] <phreck> anyone know how to change the resolution in my tty?
[11:28] <EvilPenguin|> d1ablo_del: it says doesnt support scanning . .
[11:29] <Dr_Willis> phreck:  if you mean the CONSOLE - you enable/use the framebuffer to set the res there.
[11:29] <MenZa> EvilPenguin|: ...there are no drivers on ubuntu.com - did you download them using apt-get, or something?
[11:29] <Dr_Willis> !framebuffer
[11:29] <d1ablo_del> EvilPenguin|: was the compoter orginally shipped with a WIndows OS, and the wireless had to be turned on on each reboot?
[11:29] <phreck> Dr_Willis, yea, thats what i meant lol
[11:29] <EvilPenguin|> d1ablo_del: no it worked perfectly fine on the 32BIT version. .
[11:29] <MenZa> d1ablo_del: that's just silly. if it worked on 32-bit, and not on 64-bit Ubuntu, it sounds like a driver compiled for 32-bit.
[11:29] <MenZa> EvilPenguin|: again, *how* did you download the file?
[11:30] <EvilPenguin|> it just saw my driver in ubuntu
[11:30] <EvilPenguin|> Broacom STA wireless driver
[11:30] <EvilPenguin|> Broadcom*
[11:30] <MenZa> so, it was activated when you installed the system. right.
[11:30] <EvilPenguin|> no i had to activate it
[11:30] <Giiooo> hello , im trying to use awstats, i get this error : Error: Couldn't open server log file "/var/log/apache2/access.log" : Permission denied , how can i give it permission to access it ?
[11:30] <d1ablo_del> MenZa: it hash happend to me, well a BIOS upgrade fixed it(the wlan card then stayed on instead of being turned of on reboot)
[11:30] <d1ablo_del> EvilPenguin|: well, than i can sadly not help anymore :(
[11:30] <ksbalaji> unable to see wine minimized tasks. How to view/maximize wine running tasks please?
[11:31] <phreck> !framebuffer
[11:31] <MenZa> Giiooo: use sudo in front of the command.
[11:31] <MenZa> Giiooo: i.e. sudo awstats
[11:31] <chessnutmushroom> whats the best HTML/PHP editor for linux?
[11:31] <MenZa> !best | chessnutmushroom
[11:31] <EvilPenguin|> MenZa: what should i do?
[11:31] <MenZa> chessnutmushroom: I use vim. gedit works fine.
[11:31] <s4ch1n> digital8080, does your connection shows connected
[11:31] <MenZa> EvilPenguin|: I have no idea.
[11:32] <s4ch1n> Is there a fedora directory server like on ubuntu?
[11:32] <chessnutmushroom> are the some enhancements for gedit?
[11:33] <MikeSeth> martin__: so its gone like that? :<
[11:33] <MikeSeth> chessnutmushroom: emacs!
[11:33] <chessnutmushroom> i.e. code completion and syntax
[11:33]  * MikeSeth starts a holy war
[11:33] <d1ablo_del> Does anybody knows what controls transmissions default behaviour when opening folders(aka how the default file manager is defined for it)?
[11:33] <Dr_Willis> !info geany
[11:33] <digital8080> yes i surf the internet without any problem
[11:33] <Dr_Willis> I like geany
[11:33] <digital8080> yes my connection shows connected
[11:33] <s4ch1n> emacs, is there an option through comman line to show numbers?
[11:33] <s4ch1n> Like set nu in vi
[11:34] <alexmlw> There is windows a program, it takes pictures in http://garfield-daily.ru/, the rest is exposed in manual http://itmages.ru/view.php? action=viewid=8928key=859247 as me to specify it here generic_uri = " http://garfield-daily.ru/.jpg "
[11:34] <martin__> MikeSeth: I can find no solution :( Did you read my earlier message about the auth.log message?
[11:34] <EvilPenguin|> ahhh!! why wont it see any NETWORKS!
[11:34] <MikeSeth> martin__: yeah but im not sure what to make of it
[11:34] <s4ch1n> digital8080, and what encryption you are using?
[11:34] <martin__> MikeSeth: me neither - it just shouldn't happen
[11:34] <digital8080> when i download the same file using windows xp the download doesn't stop at any percent?
[11:34] <MikeSeth> s4ch1n: emacs does that by default, if not M-x line-numbers-mode
[11:34] <martin__> MikeSeth: the only suspicions I have are that an fsck ran this morning
[11:35] <martin__> MikeSeth: and it's a fakeraid device
[11:35] <MikeSeth> martin__: oh that doesnt sound good
[11:35] <martin__> MikeSeth: perhaps the disks were somehow desynced and then mirrored from the other device
[11:35] <martin__> MikeSeth: still seems odd
[11:35] <digital8080> what do you mean by encryption?
[11:35] <ksbalaji> unable to see wine minimized tasks. How to view/maximize wine running tasks please?
[11:35] <WilliamC2> Acetone isn't mounting the ISO as a virtual CD drive.
[11:35] <EvilPenguin|> noone has any help for wireless needs!!!
[11:35] <EvilPenguin|> it wont find any networks
[11:35] <martin__> and the fsck ran on the mapper device, not on an individual disk
[11:36] <MikeSeth> EvilPenguin|: that's not a question
[11:36] <EvilPenguin|> lol, I cannot find any reason on why it wont work. My wireless driver is enabled and i cannot find any networks.
[11:36] <gst> any skype users here?
[11:36] <MikeSeth> EvilPenguin|: radio switch off?
[11:36] <jonny_b> hello,whats a good adobe flash player replacement as it crashes my firefox all the time
[11:36] <jonny_b> gst: yes me
[11:37] <EvilPenguin|> MikeSeth: how do i find that out?
[11:37] <MikeSeth> jonny_b: no flash
[11:37] <Dr_Willis> jonny_b:  there is none that i know of.
[11:37] <s4ch1n> M-x line-numbers-mode shows no match
[11:37] <Dr_Willis> 'friends dont let friends use flash'
[11:37] <MikeSeth> s4ch1n: line-number-mode
[11:37] <Dr_Willis> :)
[11:37] <MikeSeth> EvilPenguin|: I dont know, do you have a radio switch? most laptops do
[11:37] <s4ch1n> digital8080, I mean wpa, wep or no encryption on wireless
[11:37] <glick> excuse me, i just installed wordpress via the synaptic package manager, how do i access it?
[11:37] <EvilPenguin|> oh no, its a big wireless card for my tower MikeSeth
[11:38] <MikeSeth> EvilPenguin|: then there's prolly no radio switch, use card's cli tools to find out if its alive
[11:38] <jonny_b> i installed Mozilla plugin for SWF files (Macromedia Flash) but it wont show all flases correctly
[11:38] <MikeSeth> EvilPenguin|: with intel bgxxx cards, ``iwlist scanning''
[11:38] <Dr_Willis> consider yourself lucky that it shows some flash correctly?
[11:38] <EvilPenguin|> MikeSeth: it says it cannot scan. .
[11:39] <jonny_b> so you guys not using flah players?
[11:39] <MikeSeth> EvilPenguin|: what says? and is that exactly what it says?
[11:39] <EvilPenguin|> MikeSeth: where is card's cli tools?
[11:39] <MikeSeth> jonny_b: I avoid it like a plague
[11:39] <werti_rus> ))
[11:39] <MikeSeth> EvilPenguin|: I don't know, what card
[11:39] <EvilPenguin|> MikeSeth: it says eth0 and eth1 Interface doesn;t support scanning
[11:39] <EvilPenguin|> doesn't
[11:39] <ksbalaji> jonny_b, u r rite. I too have flash view problems in firefox. how to solve this? without flash views, net looks very old.
[11:39] <jonny_b> mikeseth: ok
[11:39] <MikeSeth> EvilPenguin|: probably iwlist is not the tool for your card
[11:39] <Dr_Willis> jonny_b:  i tend to use noflash/noscript to disable most all flash  anyway.
[11:40] <MikeSeth> EvilPenguin|: iwxxxx tools are for intel wireles
[11:40] <EvilPenguin|> its a netgear
[11:40] <MikeSeth> ksbalaji: install closed source flash
[11:40] <llutz> MikeSeth: not only for intel-wireless
[11:40] <Dr_Willis> net looks old - like in the days befor it was 90% advertisements for junk sites. :)
[11:40] <MikeSeth> llutz: perhaps
[11:40] <jimcooncat> I'd like to know if there is a real document-oriented environment (not Gnome, KDE) instead of an application oriented environment.
[11:40] <digital8080> give me an example please
[11:40] <MikeSeth> EvilPenguin|: well i donno, look it up on google
[11:41] <jonny_b> ksbalaji: ya the net look poop without flash
[11:41] <Dr_Willis> jimcooncat:  last i saw somthing like that was the the old old open-office (what was it called back then? staroffice?) that basicially was a desktop built into the wordprocessor :)
[11:42] <jonny_b> happy so far with the one i installed but works quiet well but would like one closer to adobe one that dosent crash
[11:42] <s4ch1n> line-number -mode not like set nu as in vi
[11:42] <jimcooncat> Dr_Willis: I remember, it had a taskbar clone of the Windows taskbar
[11:42] <Dr_Willis> jimcooncat:  yep. :) notice how everyone hated that.. heh
[11:42] <s4ch1n> I am aware that emacs shows the numbers below but what if i directly want to go to line number 120
[11:42] <s4ch1n> set nu
[11:43] <Dr_Willis> jonny_b:  what one do you have installed?
[11:43] <s4ch1n> then search easy on vi, anything like that on emacs?
[11:43] <jimcooncat> Dr_Willis: I guess I'm looking for a file manager on steroids
[11:43] <jonny_b> Dr_Willis: Mozilla plugin for SWF files (Macromedia Flash)
[11:43] <Dr_Willis> jimcooncat:   with file managers.. often less is more..
[11:43] <Dr_Willis> jimcooncat:  i tend to use 'mc' or 'rox-filer'
[11:44] <Dr_Willis> jimcooncat:  or some of the other 2 pane file managers.
[11:44] <ksbalaji> I am unable to view wine minimized tasks running in ubuntu. How to view/maximize wine running tasks please?
[11:44] <glick> excuse me, how do i setup wordpress after i installed it via synaptic?
[11:44] <s4ch1n> digital8080,  your router has to configure either without a encryption or with encryption. Encryption here is wpa, wep or
[11:44] <jimcooncat> Thanks Dr_Willis, I forgot about rox. I'll recheck it out!
[11:44] <digital8080> how i could know if i have encryption?
[11:45] <th0r> EvilPenguin|: does your wifi card show in ifconfig?
[11:45] <s4ch1n> digital8080, when you connect on windows and you hover your mouse over the connection icon it should show open or wpa or wep secured.
[11:45] <daivana> Could someone help me to setup VPN connection???
[11:46] <s4ch1n> daivana, vpn on cisco, or openvpn?
[11:46] <daivana> good question :), I gona sound lame, but I realy dont know
[11:46] <daivana> www.itlatvija.lv/vpn my company use this
[11:46] <wizz> how to chat in facebook using pidgin?
[11:47] <daivana> I think is cisco
[11:47] <EvilPenguin|> th0r  i think i know whats wrong. .
[11:47] <EvilPenguin|> I have 32BIT windows
[11:47] <ikonia> wizz: I don't think that's supported
[11:47] <EvilPenguin|> and 64BIT linux. .
[11:47] <Gnea> wizz: you don't
[11:48] <jonny_b> Dr_Willis: Is there something i can do to block my touch pad as i type?
[11:48] <Trijntje> jonny_b: google palmdetect xorg.conf
[11:48] <s4ch1n> daivana, there is a cisco vpn client setup for windows,  then you need to have the pcf file given by the company or sysadmin how configured that vpn for you
[11:49] <jonny_b> Trijntje: thanks
[11:49] <th0r> jonny_b: look at synclient
[11:49] <Trijntje> jonny_b: np
[11:49] <daivana> hmmm, I know that I use that VPN on XP, all I have is username and pasword, I thought maby I could setup it on Ubuntu somehow :/
[11:49] <s4ch1n> daivana, if u are on linux there are many vpnclients.
[11:49] <digital8080> i checked it its wpa
[11:49] <jezi22> guys enabling LAPTOP_MODE in acpi-support is enough for my laptop settings?
[11:49] <Dr_Willis> jonny_b:  depends on the brand touchpad. theres synaptic driver options to  disable pad as you type.
[11:50] <glick> can anyone help me setting up wordpress?
[11:50] <jonny_b> Dr_Willis: THanks but where, System->amin etc
[11:50] <s4ch1n> daivana,  easy just download the ciscovpnclient and copy the pcf file from windows to linux inside /etc/ciscosystems.../profiles/
[11:50] <daivana> hmm ok I will try
[11:51] <daivana> thank you for the advice
[11:51] <Dr_Willis> jonny_b:  not sure.. last i did it - i edited xorg.conf to enable it..
[11:51] <s4ch1n> daivana, then vpnclient connect file, her efile is the file.pcf
[11:51] <s4ch1n> daivana, welcome
[11:51] <Gnea> daivana: http://www.uluga.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=340307
[11:51] <jonny_b> Dr_Willis: SOrry you lost me there......noob alert lol
[11:52] <daivana> Thank you Gnea, will check that
[11:52] <Gnea> s4ch1n: are you sure it's a cisco
[11:53] <EvilPenguin|> can someone help me find  Netgear WN311B 64BIT drivers?
[11:54] <s4ch1n> Gnea, the file is inside starts with Cisco inside etc. Do a tab and you will see it if you have installed the ciscovpnclient package
[11:54] <Gnea> EvilPenguin|: sure, lmgtfy.com
[11:54] <EvilPenguin|> lol no way
[11:54] <Gnea> j/k :) sec
[11:54] <s4ch1n> Gnea,  /etc/Cisco......./profiles/
[11:55] <ksbalaji> surprising that not many know how to find wine-running minimized apps. can someone tell where to find the minimized wine apps and maximize please?
[11:55] <Gnea> s4ch1n: ooooh, you mean in the msi? there's an rpm of the client that can supposedly be converted to a deb
[11:55] <chessnutmushroom> is there a drop down menu for HTML coding for gedit?
[11:55] <MenZa> You've asked that question five times in about 20 minutes. Please wait, ksbalaji.
[11:55] <Julia_> How can I start program from py script?
[11:55] <leaf-sheep> Is there latest/decent Ubuntu fastest mirror script that anybody use?
[11:55] <Gnea> chessnutmushroom: gedit is just a simple text editor, not an web programming client
[11:55] <jezi22> enabling laptop mode is enough to enable the laptop-tools?
[11:55] <Gnea> !info screem
[11:56] <Gnea> Julia_: #python can help you
[11:56] <th0r> EvilPenguin|: http://forums.techarena.in/networking-security/1133212.htm
[11:57] <chessnutmushroom> gnea: tenfour
[11:57] <Chris220> in Ubuntu's directory structure, what is the full path of "~/"?
[11:57] <ksbalaji> MenZa, thanks for responding. I can and shall wait.
[11:57] <chessnutmushroom> Chris200: type pwd
[11:57] <Dr_Willis> ~ = /home/CURRENTUSERNAME/
[11:58] <d1ablo_del> Does anybody knows what controls transmissions default behaviour when opening folders(aka how the default file manager is defined for it)?
[11:58] <digital8080> please help me s4ch1n
[11:58] <Chris220> Ok thanks
[11:58] <Dr_Willis> d1ablo_del:  its not opening right? or what?
[11:58] <EvilPenguin|> th0r: can i PM you?
[11:58] <MenZa> ksbalaji: In the meantime, try to Google around, perhaps you should also specify which applications are affected next time.
[11:58] <MenZa> !pm | EvilPenguin|
[11:58] <philtech> hello @all
[11:58] <th0r> EvilPenguin|: nope
[11:58] <komputes> leaf-sheep: go to software sources and for location click Other, there is a best server button in there
[11:58] <d1ablo_del> Dr_Willis: it opens the "search" for my default file manager (pcmanfm)
[11:59] <Dr_Willis> d1ablo_del:  let me guess.. you also installed xubuntu-desktop? :)
[11:59] <komputes> leaf-sheep: if you look at the code there is probably a way to extract that into a script
[11:59] <leaf-sheep> komputes: I'm aware of it.  However, That is GUI (and yucky) and it is the longest route.
[11:59] <d1ablo_del> Dr_Willis: far worse, i removed GNOME completely, running openbox
[11:59] <Dr_Willis> d1ablo_del:  i had issues with using xubuntu-desktop and gnome-desktop and kubuntu-desktop - the default file manager got all.. confused...
[11:59] <d1ablo_del> Dr_Willis: so you do know how to solve the mess?
[11:59] <Dr_Willis> d1ablo_del:   not sure where it checkes for that. perhaps in the 'alteratives' directory in /etc/
[12:00] <Dr_Willis> d1ablo_del:  i ended up removeing pcmanfm
[12:00] <d1ablo_del> Dr_Willis: where in /etc?
[12:00] <d1ablo_del> Dr_Willis: there is a few hounered config files there
[12:00] <Dr_Willis> in alterantives :)
[12:01] <Dr_Willis>   the 'alternatives' system - is a neat idea.. but a little annoying in ways..
[12:01] <Gnea> EvilPenguin|: there seems to be some discussion here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=880218
[12:01] <d1ablo_del> Dr_Willis: your not helping <.<
[12:02] <komputes> leaf-sheep: http://linuxhelp.blogspot.com/2007/05/using-netselect-apt-tip-to-select.html
[12:02] <Gnea> d1ablo_del: it sounds like your video driver blows pixels
[12:02] <Dr_Willis> d1ablo_del:  i said i never did fiture out where it was all set at. :) i jsut removed the pcwhaterfm
[12:02] <prooss> hi
[12:03] <prooss> can i only create a encrypted partition with the alternate cd?
[12:03] <leaf-sheep> komputes: 2007? That's outdated.  Netselect is not available. :<
[12:03] <komputes> prooss: yes, that is not on the live cd yet
[12:03] <prooss> ok
[12:03] <leaf-sheep> komputes: Keep it up. I'm googling too. I hate sticking to classic us.archive.com. :<
[12:04] <d1ablo_del> Gnea: Since when? :P
[12:04] <prooss> i read the system partition shouldn't be encrypted, is this true?
[12:04] <Gnea> d1ablo_del: please, don't look a gifthorse in the mouth :)
[12:04] <Gnea> d1ablo_del: what video card do you have?
[12:04] <bradh79> hi
[12:04] <majnoon>  FINALLY got a SUNDAY off :)
[12:05] <bradh79> is there a how to guide somewhere that can show me how to choose what apps get installed by default with ubuntu
[12:05] <EvilPenguin|> Gnea: would being on 32BIT windows effect the 64BIT ubuntu?
[12:05] <d1ablo_del> Gnea: 34xx Radeon, and its giving full 3D support <3
[12:05] <MikeSeth> majnoon: think you got it rough? in Israel work week STARTS on Sunday
[12:05] <digital8080> any one help me
[12:05] <Dr_Willis> d1ablo_del:   perhaps   https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DefaultFileManager
[12:05] <bradh79> i thaught working sunday was illegal :)
[12:06] <bradh79> or it should be
[12:06] <Trijntje> !ask|digital8080
[12:07] <bradh79> i want mythtv to be included in my default install as in straight off the disk of ubuntu
[12:07] <MikeSeth> digilink: ping -f your gateway
[12:07] <MikeSeth> err
[12:08] <aaron11> can i ask a question
[12:08] <aaron11> can i ask a question
[12:08] <bradh79> u just did
[12:08] <bradh79> so i guess u can
[12:09] <ribot> but there was no question mark
[12:09] <Trijntje> !ask|aaron11
[12:11] <bradh79> i guess i cant select apps to install withmy cd :(
[12:12] <Summer> First time here, just say hello to all guys :)
[12:12] <Trijntje> !hi
[12:12] <ventti> Hiya Summer
[12:12] <aaron11> !ask|Trijntje
[12:12] <Chris220> hmm... if ~/ is the same as /home/username...
[12:13] <Chris220> netsplit...?
[12:13] <Chris220> anyway
[12:13] <Chris220> Where do I find those folders like .xchat2 and .blender and so on?
[12:13] <lstarnes> Chris220: netsplits always have two servers' names in the quit messages, like farmer.freenode.net irc.freenode.net
[12:13] <Dr_Willis> Chris220:  they are in the users home directory
[12:13] <lstarnes> Chris220: ls -A
[12:14] <Chris220> But my "Home" directory just contains Pictures, Music ETC
[12:14] <Chris220> Am I looking at the wrong Home?
[12:14] <Dr_Willis> Chris220:  tell the file manager to show Hidden files...
[12:14] <Dr_Willis> or type in the full path in the address bar
[12:14] <lstarnes> Chris220: that's because those directories start with a . and are considered hidden because of that
[12:14] <Dr_Willis> !hidden
[12:14] <Summer> Hi ventti, thank you! :) Seems here is a good place, but I have to learn how to use this "chat room".. I think I have to :)
[12:15] <Chris220> Oh
[12:15] <Chris220> I see
[12:15] <Chris220> Thanks :D
[12:15] <Dr_Willis> Chris220:  logical eh?
[12:15] <Chris220> Yeah makes sense now ;)
[12:15] <Dr_Willis> Much easier then that disaster hiding things from the user that windows does..
[12:15] <Chris220> haha yes!
[12:15] <ventti> yes Summer - some very friendly and helpful people here. Enjoy yur stay :)
[12:16] <Chris220> Ok so what if I want to save a file from gedit in those hidden folders? How do I show them?
[12:16] <Dr_Willis> Chris220:  type in the full path.. or use teh show hidden files.. option..
[12:16] <FloodBot2> !netsplit
[12:16] <Dr_Willis> logical? :)
[12:16] <leaf-sheep> Dr_Willis: Illogical. :(
[12:17]  * leaf-sheep ride the flooding waves!
[12:17] <komputes> leaf-sheep: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/258021/
[12:17] <Chris220> Dr_Willis type in the full path where? There's no path "bar" in gedit's save dialog as far as I can see?
[12:17] <ventti> wooohooo :)
[12:17] <aaron11> kick
[12:17] <aaron11> confuck
[12:17] <aaron11> sory config
[12:18] <aaron11> !ops
[12:18] <ksbalaji> it is ghastly. I do not want lines running with a netsplit. How to disable this?
[12:18] <aaron11> there are too many people joining
[12:18] <ventti> use Save As Chris220
[12:19] <ventti> you can navigate to hidden folders from there
[12:19] <lstarnes> ksbalaji: in which client?
[12:19] <leaf-sheep> komputes: That's the GUI source code?
[12:19] <ksbalaji> Xchat
[12:19] <elky> !netsplit
[12:19] <Chris220> I am
[12:19] <ksbalaji> lstarnes, xchat
[12:19] <lstarnes> ksbalaji: you could try disabling joins/parts/quits
[12:19] <komputes> leaf-sheep: that's the script "Select Best Server" uses: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/258021/ extracted from the software-properties-gtk package
[12:19] <Chris220> ventti, there's no bar to type in the path :(
[12:19] <th0r> Chris220: I think if you right click in the browser window you can choose show hidden from there
[12:19] <lstarnes> ksbalaji: right-clock on the channel tab and uncheck the "show joins/quits" option
[12:19] <ksbalaji> lstarnes, how to?
[12:19] <lstarnes> ksbalaji: note that this does ALL joins and quits
[12:20] <ventti> you can select the folders from radio buttons displayed
[12:20] <lstarnes> ksbalaji: not just ones associated with netsplits
[12:20] <Chris220> th0r, Ah! that worked :D
[12:20] <ventti> you dont need to type full path
[12:20] <nalioth> aaron11: please read our /topic and respect our guidelines
[12:20] <Chris220> It's just I couldn't find the show hidden files option
[12:20] <Chris220> got it now, thanks
[12:20] <ventti> cool
[12:20] <ksbalaji> ok thanks That was too much. NP - I do not want any joins/etc
[12:20] <lstarnes> ksbalaji: I would strongly recommend keeping them enabled
[12:21] <ashvala> Hello
[12:21] <leaf-sheep> komputes: Interesting.  Thanks but I don't know how to program. :<
[12:21] <ashvala> How do I install upgrade ubuntu from the live CD
[12:21] <`oobe`> iiiiiooooooiiiiiiiiiiippppppp
[12:21] <lstarnes> ksbalaji: especially when someone who you are talking to suddenly quits without you knowing
[12:21] <ksbalaji> lstarnes, aah! now this is better. thanks. I can not take them any more.
[12:21] <lstarnes> ksbalaji: floods of joins/quits don't happen very often
[12:21] <leaf-sheep> komputes: I have given this up.  Maybe I'll try luck and ask the author to create an CLI too.
[12:22] <komputes> leaf-sheep: it's a good idea though, for server/command line systems. you shou post the idea on brainstorm.ubuntu.com
[12:22] <Dr_Willis> Weechat has 'smart' filters for parts/joins. it only shows the mesages for people that have recently chatted.
[12:22] <leaf-sheep> komputes: It's already posted.  I checked.
[12:22] <komputes> leaf-sheep: send link, i'll vote +1
[12:22] <ksbalaji> lstarnes, I understand. But when I saw one, It heated up my nerves. I find this convenient.
[12:23] <lstarnes> ksbalaji: I find disabling the messages to cause confusion
[12:24] <ksbalaji> lstarnes, yes. I find reason in your words. Anyway thanks for solving my immediate problem!
[12:25] <Dr_Willis> i disable parts/joins and even hide the nick list. :) im hard-kore i guess
[12:25] <bradh79> i no this isnt a xchat help room but anyone knopw how i stop it showing when people leave and join?
[12:25] <lstarnes> bradh79: right click on the channel tab, uncheck show joins/quits
[12:25] <Dr_Willis> bradh79:  right click on the channel tab.
[12:25] <Jackiz> can i use my touch controlls to controll spotify?
[12:25] <Dr_Willis> bradh79:  check the xchat homepage/faq/starter guide also.
[12:25] <lstarnes> bradh79: I would recommend not disabling those messages
[12:25] <phreck> is there a nice media center-ish app for ubuntu
[12:25] <bradh79> y
[12:25] <bradh79> mythtv
[12:26] <user999_>  Finally! After MONTHS of trying. Jack apps play nice with pulseaudio (susp/resume also) using dummy driver and use of padsp <app here>. Must use qjackctl.bin NOT qjackctl
[12:26] <Dr_Willis> phreck:  depends on your needsd. theres  MythTv.. or  that xbmc
[12:26] <bradh79> looks a lot like media center
[12:26] <phreck> yea, mythtv looks to be a little more than what i want
[12:26] <phreck> ill check out xbmc
[12:26] <Dr_Willis> MythTV has a lot of neat features
[12:26] <bradh79> its easy
[12:26] <lstarnes> bradh79: it causes confusion by making you unaware of when someone who you are talking to leaves or joins
[12:26] <bradh79> i just installed it to
[12:26] <bradh79> true
[12:26] <phreck> well, from what ive been told mythtv is more of a dvr
[12:27] <Jackiz> spotify:track:1bs2kmXeGoo8HEQaNDL1sT
[12:27] <bradh79> but this room is hard to follow with all the green and red :)
[12:27] <Dr_Willis> phreck:  thats one of its features.
[12:27] <aaron11> !Xchat
[12:27] <Dr_Willis> bradh79:  almost impossible to follow.
[12:27] <phreck> hmm guess il grabi t
[12:27] <bradh79> so i disable it on this channel only
[12:27] <Dr_Willis> xchat has some decent docs/faq/guides out for it.
[12:28] <user999_> I'm using xchat now.
[12:28] <digital8080> Hello I have ubuntu 9.04 and i have a downloading problem when i download a file the download rate freezes at 3%
[12:28] <bradh79> i am going to install ubuntu onto my media center pc now i found mythtv
[12:28] <aksci> which is the best way to merge .wmv.part# files??
[12:28] <bradh79> it has winblows 7 on it now
[12:28] <digital8080> anyone help me please
[12:28] <theatro> digital8080, what program do you use ?
[12:28] <Jackiz> What program should i user to play mp3s?
[12:29] <franck> salut
[12:29] <adaptr> !mp3
[12:29] <Vero> iTunes 8.2.1.6 stopped
[12:29] <Dr_Willis> aksci:  try 'cat file.1 file2 file.3 > file.all.wmv  ' ?
[12:29] <Jackiz> ok
[12:29] <digital8080> what kind of programs do you mean?
[12:29] <theatro> digital8080, how do you download?
[12:29] <disappearedng> Hey how do I apply the firmware of ipod within linux
[12:29] <Jackiz> like fubar or something like it
[12:29] <bazhang> !players > Jackiz
[12:29] <Dr_Willis> digital8080:  this is a wired or wireless network?
[12:30] <Jackiz> ok. now i have a list of them :)
[12:30] <digital8080> i use firefox i click on the link and choose save file
[12:30] <Jackiz> but witch one of them are the most awesome?
[12:30] <Dr_Willis> 'thers no charge for awsomeness'
[12:30] <Jackiz> haha
[12:31] <Jackiz> no but really, witch program do you guys prefer for music playback?
[12:31] <komputes> Jackiz: songbird
[12:31] <adaptr> amarok
[12:31] <Jackiz> okej, tack en massa
[12:31] <Chris220> !players
[12:31] <Jackiz> ups
[12:31] <Jackiz> ok, thanks a lot
[12:31] <Dr_Willis> Jackiz:  try one see if it does what you need.
[12:31] <Dr_Willis> try others.
[12:31] <Dr_Willis> Songbird dident work for me last time i tried it.. not sure why
[12:32] <Chris220> I've heard good things about Audacious. It's a matter of preference though :P
[12:32] <Jackiz> where can i find songbird?
[12:32] <komputes> Dr_Willis: did you get it in the tar.gz off the songbird site?
[12:32] <komputes> Jackiz: getsongbird.com
[12:32] <Dr_Willis> komputes:  yea..  this was a few weeks ago.. i forget the error i had. guess i could try it again
[12:33] <komputes> Dr_Willis: yeah, i just use the pre-compiled linux version that comes in a tar.gz
[12:33] <g3org3s> Hello , i installed fly ... but i cant find the installation path , help ?
[12:33] <aksci> Dr_Willis: nope! that didn't work! :(
[12:33] <Lartza_> g3org3s: Why do you need it?
[12:33] <komputes> Dr_Willis: the .deb from PPAs and geddeb.net don't work that well
[12:34] <g3org3s> Lartza_ configuring w3perl
[12:34] <Dr_Willis> aksci:  dont assume i have more then a 4 min memory... :)
[12:34] <Dr_Willis> aksci:  what dident work?
[12:34] <nineclock> hiz
[12:34] <nineclock> i ned to know the os on a machine , the uname -a not showing me info . some other command to identify the os ?
[12:34] <digital8080> theatro: would you help me please
[12:35] <theatro> I cant
[12:35] <jussi01> !version | nineclock
[12:35] <aksci> Dr_Willis: cat file.wmv.001 file.wmv.002 .... >>file.all.wmv    didn't work!
[12:35] <nineclock> dankiuu :D
[12:35] <g3org3s> Lartza_ dont bother i found it /usr/local/bin :)
[12:35] <Lartza_> ?????
[12:36] <Lartza_> g3org3s: WHy not just run it fromt he terminal?
[12:36] <Dr_Willis> aksci:  perhaps try ffmpeg, or mencoder in some way..    ive never sene a wmv in parts befor.. dpsent make a lot of sence to do that.
[12:37]  * adaptr wonders how Dr_Willis got his degree.. must be off some internet site
[12:37] <deany> you usually have to run mencoder with some parameters (i forget) to fix the video/audio sync when joining videos too
[12:37]  * Dr_Willis has a Degree in Love-ology
[12:37] <martin__> MikeSeth: still here?
[12:38] <adaptr> ah, yes, that does explain the wilful abandon regarding the English language
[12:38] <g3org3s> Lartza_ im configuring it thru localhost , and i needed to put the info
[12:38] <Lartza_> ohh that :)
[12:38] <Dr_Willis> aksci:  so you mean to say the thing just dosent play afterwards or what?
[12:39] <aksci> Dr_Willis: no! after the cat command you suggested, the size of the output file doubles(more than double) but only the video of first part is played!
[12:40] <aksci> Dr_Willis: also the format is file.wmv.001 (on nautilus is shows asf) and i can play only the first part, the others are unrecognized formats!
[12:40] <Dr_Willis> aksci:  thats weird.  All i an suggest is you look into using ffmpeg, or mencoder to  try merging them -  there could be some file damage.   Unless the thing was split by some special program and needsd to be remerged with some special program.
[12:40] <Dr_Willis> aksci:  where did these files come from?
[12:41] <Gnea> aksci: if you can convert the files to something other than wmv, you can use avidemux to concatonate them properly
[12:41] <Dr_Willis> aksci:  for all we know the whole  video could be currupted.
[12:41] <Gnea> aksci: mencoder should work alright for that
[12:42] <SignedAdam> Hello, i need some one to help me
[12:43] <Gnea> !helpme | SignedAdam
[12:43] <Gnea> SignedAdam: just ask your question :)
[12:43] <Julia_> How can I automatically lock screen after logging in?
[12:43] <Gnea> Julia_: windows key+l?
[12:44] <Dr_Willis> aksci:  mencoder -ovc copy -oac copy -o out.avi file1.avi file2.avi
[12:45] <Julia_> How can I lock screen after logging in? Gnea r u kidding? I mean some script or something
[12:45] <SignedAdam> How can i get someone from Ubuntu to integrate my drive's in to ubuntu, I have fix them, but now i'd like someone to put them in to the iso we all download,
[12:45] <aksci> Dr_Willis: well, the source asks to merge using some wmv-joiner!
[12:45] <aksci> Dr_Willis: i tried this but it specifically asks for .avi files
[12:46] <ikonia> SignedAdam: pardon ?
[12:46] <Dr_Willis> aksci:  what asks specifically for avi?
[12:47] <SignedAdam> i'm sorry ikonia
[12:47] <ikonia> SignedAdam: I don't undetstand what you are asking
[12:47] <Maxim75> hi eveyone; I just installed ubuntu 8.04 using wubi (as a windows application); now I need to see videos and listen to music but it asks for some codecs. That pc has no internet connection; how can I find the right codecs? is there a distribution with all those packages that I can burn on cd and use it?
[12:48] <trumpen> Julia_, with gnome, try gnome-screensaver-command -l
[12:48] <ikonia> !aptoncd | Maxim75
[12:48] <maltobL> Julia_:You could write a script ot call xlock or ^^
[12:48] <Dr_Willis> Maxim75:  the w32codecs package from medibuntu  may be all you need.
[12:48] <Dr_Willis> !w32codecs
[12:49] <Maxim75> thank you guys, I'll check immediately :-)
[12:49] <SignedAdam> sorry, i have bad spelling, i'r try again, How can i get someone from ubuntu to put my computer drive's in to ubuntu, "I have fix the Wifi on a Fujitsu Siemens Amilo Li 1718,
[12:49] <maltobL> Julia_:then add it to System>Preferences>Startup Applications
[12:49] <Julia_> I understand that
[12:49] <leaf-sheep> Maxim75: You might want to install few other packages just-in-case before you burn the disc.
[12:49] <Julia_> it seems that gnome screensaver is started only after some time
[12:50] <Julia_> not at the time you login. there is some delay. that is why it doesn't work exatcly when I login
[12:50] <Maxim75> leaf-sheep: at the moment I don't know what to install; this is my very first day with linux; at the moment I don't know what I neet
[12:51] <adaptr> neat
[12:51] <Maxim75> I don't know what I need; are there other important files you suggest to install?
[12:51] <maltobL> Julia_: start gnome-screensaver in the script?
[12:51] <SignedAdam> Can some one tell me what to do next
[12:51] <Dr_Willis> Maxim75:  you may want to 'test' ubuntu using virtualbox if you  are just wanting to 'learn the ropes'
[12:51] <Gnea> Julia_: am I kidding? No, I am not. Then again, maybe it's not bound on your system. Of course, setting a shortcut for WK+L to something like xscreensaver wouldn't be out of the question.
[12:52] <leaf-sheep> Dr_Willis: No internet. Using Wubi. Blah.
[12:52] <Gnea> !shortcut
[12:52] <Dr_Willis> leaf-sheep:  perhaps he will have it with virtualbox :)
[12:52] <SignedAdam> (12:49:22) SignedAdam: sorry, i have bad spelling, i'r try again, How can i get someone from ubuntu to put my computer drive's in to ubuntu, "I have fix the Wifi on a Fujitsu Siemens Amilo Li 1718,
[12:52] <ikonia> SignedAdam: log a bug on launchpad.net
[12:52] <FiloSottile> how to start a command in bash and not wait for it terminate
[12:52] <bazhang> SignedAdam, what is your native language
[12:52] <leaf-sheep> Dr_Willis: Separate PC too! ^^
[12:53] <martin__> could someone take 30 seconds to read the logs I posted at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7832738#post7832738 and give their opinion on whether this is a likely hardware failure please?
[12:53] <ikonia> FiloSottile: put & after it
[12:53] <Dr_Willis> FiloSottile:  bash basics  'command &'
[12:53] <maltobL> FiloSottile: add a &
[12:53] <Gnea> FiloSottile: command &
[12:53] <FiloSottile> wow
[12:53] <leaf-sheep> Maxim75: vlc, banshee, at least.
[12:53] <FiloSottile> ty
[12:53] <SignedAdam> I'm from the uk, i'm eng,
[12:53] <Maxim75> at the moment I simply installed ubuntu
[12:53] <Dr_Willis> FiloSottile:   check bash docs for 'job controll' for more info.. and use the 'exit' command. dont just use the close button :)
[12:53] <Maxim75> ah ok, vlc is amazing, I know the windows version
[12:53] <FiloSottile> Dr_Willis: ok ty
[12:53] <leaf-sheep> Maxim75: Why no Internet? You could grab a long cable or something.  Wifi.
[12:53] <Gnea> Maxim75: it's the same thing
[12:54] <SignedAdam> thank you bazhang
[12:54] <Maxim75> right now I'm using a windows pc to chat (with a usb modem)
[12:54] <bazhang> SignedAdam, not sure what you mean by install your hard drive in ubuntu; do you mean install Ubuntu on your hard drive?
[12:54] <Maxim75> some people told me that ubuntu has problems with usb modems
[12:54] <Maxim75> I should get a router
[12:55] <spud_> is there a good irc chat where to ask info about align_image_stack?
[12:55] <Dr_Willis> Maxim75:  usb dialup modems? or what kind of modem?
[12:55] <ikonia> bazhang: he means wifi kernel modules "drivers"
[12:55] <bazhang> ikonia, I see, thanks
[12:55] <Gnea> martin__: it's highly possible. bad sectors, perhaps
[12:55] <Maxim75> it's d-link dsl 200
[12:55] <Maxim75> it's a usb modem for adsl
[12:56] <Gnea> Maxim75: so, you mean it's a dsl modem with a usb connection?
[12:56] <martin__> Gnea: thanks (but damnit!)
[12:56] <Maxim75> yes
[12:56] <Dr_Willis> never used an adsl modem. so cant help.
[12:56] <Maxim75> dsl modem with usb connection
[12:56] <Gnea> martin__: yeah - i'd try to backup data from it via livecd asap
[12:56] <killersteak> is there a port in it for an ethernet connection?
[12:56] <g3org3s> Hello ... configuring w3 perl and i get this error : Unable to write /var/www/w3perl/resources/admin/locconf
[12:57] <g3org3s> help ?
[12:57] <ikonia> g3org3s: check the permissions
[12:57] <Gnea> Maxim75: okay, because many of us come from the time-before-broadband when a modem was something that plugged into a phone line and the speed wasn't all that great :)
[12:57] <martin__> Gnea: it's still mountable because it's softraid - I assume the other disk is fine - copying it all via ssh as we speak though
[12:57] <Besogon> Maxim75, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UsbAdslModem ????
[12:57] <Maxim75> Yes, the other pc seems to have an ethernet card (I'm not sure since it's an old pc that a friend of mine gave me days ago)
[12:57] <g3org3s> ikonia can you be more detailed plz :/
[12:57] <ikonia> g3org3s: make sure you have permission to write to that file/directory
[12:57] <Gnea> martin__: oooh... didn't see the softraid reference
[12:57] <Maxim75> thank you Besogon, I'll check the link!!
[12:58] <Maxim75> yes Gnea, you are right, I understand
[12:58] <martin__> Gnea: yeah, I think a very strange occurrence has happened where writes have failed, but then the softraid has mirrored from the disk that wasn't written to
[12:58] <martin__> anyway, I'm off - thanks a lot though :)
[12:58] <Gnea> Maxim75: just wanted to dispel any possible confusion. good luck :)
[12:59] <Maxim75> thank you everyone, right now I'll try to follow all the suggestions you gave me and try to find the software I need!
[12:59] <Maxim75> have a great day everyone! :)
[12:59] <coventry> I just upgraded from hardy to jaunty.  I used the dvorak keyboard layout, which I specify using the command "setxkbmap dvorak".  This now gets reset to US QWERTY when I suspend and reawaken my laptop.  Is there a way to prevent this?
[12:59] <Besogon> Maxim75, http://nixcraft.com/ubuntu-debian/12020-usb-modem-ubuntu.html
[12:59] <Maxim75> thank you Besogon
[12:59] <Gnea> martin__: in practice, softraid tends to be problematic. this could just be a symptom of a clunky softraid driver... but my first instinct tells me, yeah, hardware
[13:00] <Alvinware> !antibot
[13:00] <Alvinware> !upgrade
[13:01] <Gothfunc_> hi.  eth0 missing from ifconfig.  drivers and card present in lsmod and lspci.  router shows cable is connected fine.  i have no idea where to go from here.  any ideas anyone?
[13:01] <coventry> Wow, ubottu, are you related to the MS paper clip? :-)
[13:02] <ubuntu0> just a question: how to disable terminal bell from command line?
[13:02] <ctacok> Кувсем
[13:02] <komputes> Gothfunc_: sudo ifconfig eth0 up; sudo dhclient
[13:02] <ctacok> ку всем*
[13:02] <FloodBot3> ctacok: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:02] <coventry> ubuntu0: xset b
[13:02] <Dr_Willis> ubuntu0:  xset b 0 0 0   (silnces the bell in X)
[13:02] <Gothfunc_> komputes: sudo ifconfig eth0 up
[13:02] <Gothfunc_> oops
[13:02] <Dr_Willis> ubuntu0:  if you ,mean from teh console.. theres other things..
[13:02] <Gothfunc_> komputes: eth0: ERROR while getting interface flags: No such device
[13:03] <Gnea> Gothfunc_: does it show in:  ifconfig -a
[13:03] <Gothfunc_> Gnea: no, and it's not present in /dev
[13:03] <komputes> Gnea: if he gets that error, no
[13:04] <Gnea> Gothfunc_: why would it be in /dev?  can you pastebin the output of the dmesg command please?
[13:04] <Alvinware> !virus
[13:04] <MenZa> !ru | ctacok
[13:04] <ubuntu0> xset -b fixed :)
[13:04] <komputes> Gothfunc_: lspci -nn | grep -i ethernet
[13:04] <Alvinware> !rootkit
[13:05] <Gothfunc_> komputes: nothing
[13:05] <qc> orientuje sie ktos jak zainstalowac deluge z pakietow deb sciagnietych z getdeb.com ?
[13:05] <bazhang> Alvinware, please /msg ubottu
[13:05] <coventry> Wow, ubottu is so annoying and useless.
[13:05] <Alvinware> !iwconfig
[13:05]  * Dr_Willis gives ubottu  a hug and says  its ok ubottu ....
[13:05] <bazhang> Alvinware, please stop that; /msg ubottu
[13:05] <komputes> Gothfunc_: paste the command output for dmesg on pastebin.ubuntu.com or pastebin.com
[13:06] <Dr_Willis> !fish
[13:06] <FiloSottile> Dr_Willis: XD
[13:06] <Myrtti> !pl | qc
[13:06] <Alvinware> msg ubottu???
[13:06] <Dr_Willis> Alvinware:  try /msg ubottu  factoid
[13:06] <bazhang> Alvinware, yes, /msg ubottu
[13:06] <Dr_Willis> Alvinware:  yes.. you can msg the bot and talk to it in Private
[13:06] <leaf-sheep> Dr_Willis: I bought a MiniITX machine last weekend... for pure XBMC. :> Because I include 4GB ram. I know that's overkill for few processes but I'm wondering if 8GB swap is really necessary. How about 4G? Is that even necessary too?
[13:06] <Gothfunc_> Gnea, komputes: http://pastebin.com/m116cd7ce
[13:06] <coventry> OK, that polish trick changed my mind. :-)
[13:06] <qc> ok podziekowal pierwszy raz tu zajrzalem
[13:06] <Besogon> coventry, dont hurt our ubottu
[13:07] <Dr_Willis> leaf-sheep:  i doubt if 8gb of swap is EVER needed... :)  i put 512mb swap on most all my machines..
[13:07] <Dr_Willis> leaf-sheep:  if you want to use hibernate/suspend  you may want more.
[13:07] <leaf-sheep> Dr_Willis: Do we actively use swap? I remember checking it couple of times -- and I kept seeing 0.
[13:07] <coventry> If you're using 8GB of swap, it's likely your machine is going to grind to a uselessly slow speed, anyway.
[13:07] <Dr_Willis> leaf-sheep:  depends on what you do.
[13:07] <Alvinware> no diffferent.
[13:08] <Gnea> Gothfunc_: it finds your wireless just fine - is the ethernet builtin or a pci card?
[13:08] <Alvinware> just a bot.
[13:08] <Dr_Willis> leaf-sheep: i seem to use a few dozen mb of swap every so often if im using gimp a lot.
[13:08] <Gothfunc_> Gnea: both onboard
[13:08] <Dr_Willis> Alvinware:  yes.. it is a bot.
[13:08] <MikeSeth> martin__: yeah
[13:08] <Gnea> Gothfunc_: is there something in the bios that disables it?
[13:08] <Gothfunc_> Gnea, komputes: additionally, the card was working fine before i switched to wifi for a bit
[13:08] <komputes> Gothfunc_: does the ethernet work fine from a LiveCD Environment?
[13:09] <Gothfunc_> Gnea: hmmmmm....  that's a good point, maybe i disabled something in the bios and don't remember when i was switching over
[13:09] <leaf-sheep> Dr_Willis: I see. I think I'll use 2GB because someday, I'm going to fork over that extra 2GB to new machines in the future (if any).
[13:09] <killersteak> ! computers
[13:09] <Gnea> Gothfunc_: k, because it looks like you've rebooted it since it stopped working
[13:09] <Gothfunc_> komputes: not sure, i can test that too
[13:09] <Gothfunc_> Gnea, komputes: i'll go test now.  thanks guys :)
[13:09] <komputes> Gothfunc_: if you have a live cd
[13:10] <leaf-sheep> Dr_Willis: Thanks. I knew but I like hearing confirmations... It comforts me. >:}~
[13:10] <Gothfunc_> komputes: yup
[13:10] <komputes> Gothfunc_: at lest that will verify it's not a hardware issue
[13:10] <Gothfunc_> yeah, bbs :)
[13:10] <Dr_Willis> leaf-sheep:  i normally just put 512mb swap partition at the end of every hard drive in the system.
[13:10] <Dr_Willis> leaf-sheep:  even externalusb ones. :) for live cd's to use.
[13:11] <komputes> Dr_Willis leaf-sheep: I was always tols have a swap partition 2.5x the ammount of RAM in the machine
[13:11] <Alvinware> how to stop yahoo user to continue send unlimited private message to me?
[13:11] <komputes> Alvinware: in pidgin?
[13:11] <Dr_Willis> komputes:  thats old-skool rules. :) back when 128mb of ram was a lot. :)
[13:12] <Alvinware> komputes, yes
[13:12] <MikeSeth> that aint old skool
[13:12] <komputes> Dr_Willis: well paarnatly it still applies when hibernating
[13:12] <MikeSeth> old skool is when 256 bytes of ram was a lot
[13:12] <Dr_Willis> komputes:  ive had so many hassles with hibernetate/suspend.. i dont even try to use hibernate any more
[13:12] <komputes> i totally get you
[13:12] <g3org3s> hello ... im installing w3perl and i get this error Unable to write /var/www/w3perl/resources/admin/locconf  , how can i give persmission for this folder to be writen ?
[13:12] <baheer> hello all
[13:12] <baheer> how can I install vlc flv file codecs
[13:12] <Alvinware> komputes, how?
[13:13] <baheer> ?
[13:13] <Dr_Willis> Then they keep changeing the terms, 'suspend to ram' 'suspend to disk'  - now its hibernate/suspend/
[13:13] <Dr_Willis> baheer:  vlc dosent use codecs its all built in i think.
[13:13] <baheer> but as I said before
[13:13] <Jonta> Dr_Willis: It uses codecs
[13:13] <baheer> I have problem
[13:13] <baheer> with playing flv files
[13:13] <baheer> with vlc
[13:13] <komputes> Alvinware: right click on them in the Buddies window and block them
[13:13] <adaptr> Dr_Willis: they don't change the terms.. read the ACPI specs if you need to find out
[13:14] <mtlife> hey i have a problem with gdm, i removed entrance and reinstalled gdm via apt-get install gdm and later apt-get install ubuntu-desktop but now when i start gdm i get 'the program stopped unexpected. please try to use some other' how do i solve this?
[13:14] <Alvinware> komputes, the ignore funtion?
[13:14] <Gothfunc_> Gnea, komputes:  it was off in the bios.  good thinking.  thanks again guys :D
[13:15] <Alvinware> komputes, but some keep sending files.
[13:15] <Dr_Willis> adaptr:  at one time i recall the os's calling it hibernate, befor it was called 'suspend to ram' but that was proberly gnome.. I jsut call it all.. err.. its a faimly channel. :)
[13:15] <g3org3s> hello ... i get this error Unable to write /var/www/w3perl/resources/admin/locconf  , how can i give persmission for this folder to be writen ?
[13:15] <komputes> Alvinware: possibly, i'm not sure about yahoo, but yes block/ignore sounds right
[13:15] <komputes> Gothfunc_: that would to it ;)
[13:15] <MikeSeth> g3org3s: stat the file and see what permissions are on it now
[13:15] <Gothfunc_> ;)
[13:16] <Besogon> g3org3s, You should use SUDO
[13:17] <aksci> Dr_Willis: nope! nothing works! mencoder or avidemux! any other tool you know!
[13:17] <mtlife>  hey i have a problem with gdm, i removed entrance and reinstalled gdm via apt-get install gdm and later apt-get install ubuntu-desktop but now when i start gdm i get 'the program stopped unexpected. please try to use some other' how do i solve this?
[13:17] <Dr_Willis> aksci:  i wonder if the video files are not just currupted.
[13:18] <Dr_Willis> aksci:  mencoder and ffmpeg are the 2 big ones
[13:18] <Besogon> g3org3s, another way it use chown and chmod command but this is wrong because only root should write at any folder insteed homedir
[13:19] <Julia> Where can I see what dns servers I am using?
[13:20] <g3org3s> MikeSeth Besogon file doesnt exists , its supposed to create it i think .. and i am using this thru webinterface, its not a command i can sudo :/
[13:20] <Besogon> Guest55784, cat /etc/resolv.conf ?
[13:20] <grawity> Jonta: /etc/resolv.conf will contain the ones currently in use.
[13:20] <Dr_Willis> dig google.com | grep SERVER    perhaps?
[13:21] <Jonta> grawity: ok
[13:21] <mtlife> nobody?
[13:22] <Jonta> mtlife: Tried reinstall?
[13:22] <xtrmzero> does anyone know an archver that alows me to unpack .rar?
[13:22] <grawity> xtrmzero: 'unrar'
[13:22] <mtlife> Jonta: yes, with apt-get install gdm and apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[13:22] <g3org3s> xtrmzero google it : unrar ubuntu
[13:22] <mtlife> jonta: maybe a reconfigure or something? but i dont know how
[13:22] <g3org3s> xtrmzero i think its called unrarfree sudo apt-get it
[13:22] <Jonta> mtlife: Removing configuration-files as well?
[13:22] <xtrmzero> thanks
[13:23] <Besogon> g3org3s, before using a foulde (i think) you should have permisson on it. (chown, or chmod would help)
[13:23] <IdleOne> !rar | g3org3s
[13:23] <komputes> xtrmzero: once you install the unrar package, the archive manager will be able to read/extract them
[13:23] <mtlife> jonta: ok plz wait.. complete reinstall of gdm and removing config from /etc/?
[13:23] <g3org3s> Besogon but the file doesnt exists ? the thing will create it in that folder ... i did chmod 777 for the folder .. still didnt work , solution ?
[13:24] <Jonta> mtlife: If there isn't anything important there you want to keep
[13:24] <xtrmzero> thanks....i`m a virgin in archives :P :))
[13:24] <MikeSeth> g3org3s: if you are using it through web interface then the process that writes the file would run under webserver permissions
[13:24] <heo__> $e = 1; echo $e   When I do it in `php -a`, it does not print anything. Why/
[13:24] <heo__> ?
[13:24] <MikeSeth> so parent directory for the file must be writeable by the webserver
[13:24] <MikeSeth> heo__: because ^d twice
[13:24] <Besogon> g3org3s, you should have the same permission on foulders before the foulder
[13:24] <Jonta> !pdf
[13:25] <malko> hi everybody
[13:25] <malko> i ve got problem with vsftpd
[13:25] <maltobL> hi
[13:25] <xatcon> hey i hav prob wit my sound
[13:25] <g3org3s> MikeSeth its like ???? sudo firefox ?
[13:25] <MikeSeth> heo__: php interactive mode is a retarded hack not a real REPL
[13:25] <heo__> MikeSeth: ?  ^d  ? twice ?
[13:25] <jonny_b> Dr_WIllis
[13:25] <puremichael> hi; does anyone have a listing/howto for restoring evolution from a former installation ?
[13:25] <grawity> g3org3s: No
[13:25] <xatcon> its not coming yet
[13:25] <g3org3s> Besogon i did that for the whole chain from /var to the last folder , didnt work :/
[13:25] <MikeSeth> heo__: yes
[13:26] <xatcon> any one there
[13:26] <MikeSeth> no
[13:26] <heo__> MikeSeth: I see. Thank you.
[13:26] <g3org3s> grawity so how can i do it ?
[13:26] <MikeSeth> heo__: you probably want php -4
[13:26] <MikeSeth> err, php -r
[13:26] <bernardlychan> hey guys i have a problem: whenever i log into ubuntu... after a few minutes, everything freezes except for mouse movement
[13:26] <bernardlychan> how should i fix this?
[13:26] <Besogon> g3org3s, strange. dunno
[13:27] <Jonta> bernardlychan: Low specs on machine?
[13:27] <Pirate_Hunter> It seems that from versions 0.4.4.* of Pcmanfm it can fstp/ftp/etc I've just pulled the latest version from hardu-backports but can't seem to get fstp to work, Ive looked online but there isn't an actual explanation on how to do it, can anyone help me?
[13:27] <kholerabbi> Where can I find the source code for the Ubuntu custom menu bar, please?
[13:27] <bernardlychan> wat u mean jonta?
[13:27] <Jonta> bernardlychan: Is it an older machine?
[13:27] <MikeSeth> bernardlychan: hardware conflict or driver problem; after a crash boot into console and go over the logs
[13:27] <jonny_b> installed this Synaptics TouchPad driver for X.Org/XFree86 server but dont know how to access it now
[13:28] <Jonta> !xcf
[13:28] <bernardlychan> how do i boot into console mikeseth?
[13:28] <Jonta> bernardlychan: Should be some options in Grub
[13:28] <Jonta> I think
[13:28] <grawity> bernardlychan: In the boot menu, look for "recovery mode".
[13:28] <mtlife> jonta: now i get, there are no servers defined, this is a configuration problem
[13:28] <bernardlychan> k... then how would i find out the logs?
[13:29] <bernardlychan> also.. is 1.66gigahertz too little for ubuntu?
[13:29] <Jonta> mtlife: Should think that defining servers would solve it ^^
[13:29] <Jonta> bernardlychan: What DE?
[13:29] <Jonta> GNOME? KDE?
[13:29] <bernardlychan> gnome
[13:29] <Dr_Willis> bernardlychan:  ive ran ubuntu on a Pent 1, 100mhz :) SLOWLY.. but it ran.
[13:29] <MikeSeth> bernardlychan: in /var/log
[13:30] <Dr_Willis> bernardlychan:  Ran it on a Cel500 also. it ran ok.
[13:30] <aksci> Dr_Willis: OMG! beat this,... cat file.wmv.00[1-9]>>file.wmv.full did the job! ROFL
[13:30] <xatcon> im using dell1535 laptop wit vista n ubuntu 9.04 2 days back i lost my lap sound no applet gives any sound
[13:30] <bernardlychan> o ok.
[13:30] <Dr_Willis> aksci:  err.. that was basicially my original solution.......
[13:30] <xatcon> but in vsta sound was normal
[13:30] <Dr_Willis> aksci:  perhaps it got catted in the wrong order?
[13:30] <Jonta> bernardlychan: I would recommend you to switch to another DE or WM, like Openbox or fluxbox
[13:30] <heo__> MikeSeth: Is the code then busted?  php -r  "$eoe = 1;  echo $eoe;" ...
[13:30] <heo__> ... Error: "Unexpected end"?
[13:31] <Dr_Willis> aksci:  aha.. > overote? >> appends ? :)
[13:31] <aksci> Dr_Willis: well yeah, maybe! :D thanks!
[13:31] <MikeSeth> heo__: use single quotes, because $ is interpolated by the shell
[13:31] <mtlife> jonta: how?
[13:31] <aksci> Dr_Willis: ummm, >> overwrites right? > appends!
[13:31] <xatcon> dr willis
[13:31] <bernardlychan> Jonta... let's pm
[13:31] <Jonta> mtlife: Don't know. I've never run it. Google is your friend
[13:31] <xatcon> hellp me out
[13:31] <Dr_Willis> aksci:  since you are making one file.. it shouldnt matter then. :)
[13:32] <aksci> Dr_Willis: :P thanks anyway! whew!!!
[13:32] <MikeSeth> xatcon: run a mixer
[13:32] <MikeSeth> xatcon: if you get errors then you have a driver problem
[13:32] <MikeSeth> xatcon: otherwise its prolly just volume settings
[13:33] <xatcon> i checked it all but not goin good nop sound
[13:34] <heo__> MikeSeth:  Thank you. I got working like: php -r  '$eoe = 1; echo "{$eoe}";'
[13:34] <MikeSeth> xatcon: are the drivers loaded?
[13:34] <drowsy> hi just wondering what the best ubuntu release would be for me to get seeing as i have never used linux before?
[13:34] <xatcon> yess
[13:34] <drowsy> version i mean,
[13:34] <MikeSeth> heo__: you could just do echo $eoe;
[13:34] <Pirate_Hunter> It seems that from versions 0.4.4.* of Pcmanfm it can fstp/ftp/etc I've just pulled the latest version from hardu-backports but can't seem to get fstp to work, Ive looked online but there isn't an actual explanation on how to do it, can anyone help me?
[13:34] <Dr_Willis> drowsy:  the latest is 9.04 - use it.. untill 9.10 comes out
[13:34] <MikeSeth> xatcon: and all the outputs are enabled and their volumes are set correctly and not muted?
[13:35] <xatcon> yess
[13:35] <MikeSeth> xatcon: did you CHECK
[13:35] <drowsy> ok someone said 8.10 'intrepid ibex' would be the best but yeah latest sounds good
[13:35] <xatcon> yess
[13:35] <Dr_Willis> drowsy:    depends on your needs.
[13:35] <MikeSeth> xatcon: apt-get install aumix
[13:35] <Dr_Willis> drowsy:  may as well try the latest.
[13:35] <drowsy> just testing have a look around linux
[13:35] <xatcon> wht can i do next
[13:35] <drowsy> see enviroment etc and linux apps
[13:35] <MikeSeth> xatcon: run aumix and see what it shows you
[13:36] <MikeSeth> drowsy: jaunty wfm
[13:36] <drowsy> ok getting it now thx
[13:36] <komputes> xatcon: run lspci -nn and paste the output in a pastebin
[13:36] <MikeSeth> lspci -nn|pastebinit
[13:36] <drowsy> ubuntu works fine in vmware right?
[13:37] <MikeSeth> yep
[13:37] <Dr_Willis> drowsy:  and in virtualbox
[13:37] <MikeSeth> though vmware is why we can't have nice things
[13:37] <drowsy> ?
[13:37] <Dr_Willis> ??
[13:38] <MikeSeth> just poking fun at modern obsession with virtualization
[13:38] <Dr_Willis> i find it a handy tool.
[13:38] <MikeSeth> it sure is
[13:38] <Dr_Willis> Then again. ive been running emulators and so forth since my Amiga Days. :)
[13:38] <MikeSeth> this box is virtual :P
[13:39] <Winkie> virtualization is something worth obsession
[13:39] <simran> hi guys the wifi on my ubuntu laptop stopped and disconected me from the router....now when i try to connect to it it just tries to and then the password box pops up again.
[13:39] <simran> any ideas how to fix
[13:40] <MikeSeth> simran: ..what happens when you input the password?
[13:40] <simran> mikeseth it shows the "connecting" animation
[13:41] <simran> and then shows th password window again
[13:41] <komputes> xatcon: also make sure you are running a newer kernel than 2.6.27-11 (you can check this with the command "uname -r")
[13:41] <MikeSeth> simran: I dont know what tools are in play (I configure all my stuff manually) but reading the logs would be a start
[13:42] <xatcon> i m using 2.6.28.15
[13:42] <simran> network manager applet
[13:42] <syntax> can you install mac os in virtual box?
[13:42] <simran> preinstalled with ubuntu
[13:43] <Dr_Willis> syntax:  its doable :) but not really legal.. or ontopic for here. :)
[13:43] <syntax> ok just wondering..
[13:43] <syntax> thx
[13:43] <heo__> MikeSeth: Do the functions like empty() and md5() work in `php -r file`?
[13:43] <syntax> I <3 my ubuntu tho
[13:44] <komputes> xatcon: If you add "options snd-hda-intel model=ref" to /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base and reboot, you may get sounds out of headphones jack
[13:44] <MikeSeth> heo__: they all should, the only ones that wont work are the ones not in SAPI (eg Apache virtual())
[13:44] <Pirate_Hunter> It seems that from versions 0.4.4.* of Pcmanfm it can fstp/ftp/etc I've just pulled the latest version from hardy-backports but can't seem to get fstp to work, Ive looked online but there isn't an actual explanation on how to do it, can anyone help me?
[13:45] <MikeSeth> fstp?
[13:45] <MikeSeth> what's fstp
[13:45] <xatcon> hey i hav the sound
[13:45] <heo__> MikeSeth: Do you need to include something? I tried to run:  php -r `code ...
[13:45] <heo__> ... from http://pastebin.com/m6a4bfea6`
[13:46] <xatcon> gnome alsa mixer
[13:46] <MikeSeth> heo__: why are you doing it like that, just write the code into a file and run the file
[13:46] <Pirate_Hunter> MikeSeth: sftp
[13:46] <Zosh> hi
[13:46] <xatcon> there is analog loopback is  selected
[13:46] <MikeSeth> Pirate_Hunter: durr so sftp xxx@yyy doesnt work for you?
[13:46] <MikeSeth> xatcon: TOLD YOU to check the settings
[13:46] <xatcon> i deselect it and its come
[13:46] <etzerd> hello everyone
[13:46] <heo__> MikeSeth: because I have a bug on that point of my code, and I am unable ...
[13:46] <heo__> ... to find it.
[13:46] <Zosh> I burned the Ubuntu desktop version on CD but when I tried to install it It got stuck on the screen with the wallpaper after the loading screen
[13:47] <maddhat> just got my printer connected and setup.. cups says all the jobs are completed but the printer doesnt do anything.. any ideas?!
[13:47] <xatcon> ya thanx man
[13:47] <Pirate_Hunter> MikeSeth: do you actually know how to get it working with pcmanfm
[13:47] <MikeSeth> Pirate_Hunter: I have no idea what pcmanfm is
[13:47] <Dr_Willis> !info pcmanfm
[13:47]  * MikeSeth has bash, screen and emacs as his desktop
[13:48] <Zosh> anyone can help me please?...
[13:48] <MikeSeth> heo__: md5 hashes are never empty
[13:49] <Dr_Willis> Zosh:  verify the iso file's md5 sum to prove it downloaded properly.. try the verify media option also.
[13:49] <MikeSeth> xatcon: please don't /msg me
[13:49] <Dr_Willis> Zosh:  i always just use unetbootin to make bootable  usbflash media. and rarely burn cd;s any more.,
[13:49] <Zosh> Dr_Willis,I verified it
[13:49] <Dr_Willis> could try the alterantive isntaller cd also.
[13:49] <Zosh> Dr_Willis,hmm I don't have extra flash media lying around..
[13:50] <leaf-sheep> Zosh: Grandpa PC?
[13:50] <MikeSeth> Dr_Willis: I have a netboot server with a bunch of images fitted so that i can install any distro on any box
[13:50] <Zosh> Dr_Willis,the text based?
[13:50] <MikeSeth> whenever I want :P
[13:50] <xatcon> hey sorry
[13:50] <Zosh> leaf-sheep,no I'm on quadcore
[13:50] <Dr_Willis> Zosh:  yea. that may work better.. or not.. hard to tell.
[13:50] <Zosh> Dr_Willis,ok I'll try that
[13:50] <Zosh> thanks
[13:50] <heo__> MikeSeth: Good idea. Thank you.
[13:51] <MikeSeth> heo__: also, you probably want empty(trim(...))
[13:51] <leaf-sheep> Zosh: I generally avoid LiveCD.  I like to start installation from minimal.  Use Minimal Disc and go from there. You even can flash it on USB.
[13:51] <Ors1> Hi there, I would like to use my old floppies on Jaunty.  I have tried with the instructions found on http://justanotherwebblog.wordpress.com/2009/03/01/howto-use-floppy-in-ubuntu-810/ no luck so far.  Anyone could help me?
[13:51] <MikeSeth> Ors1: mount /dev/fd0 /floppy no werk?
[13:51] <leaf-sheep> MikeSeth: Do you need to be in front of the boxes physically
[13:52] <MikeSeth> leaf-sheep: for what?
[13:52] <grawity> Ors1: If you use GNOME, I think all you need is insert floppy, and choose "Floppy drive" from Places menu.
[13:52] <MikeSeth> leaf-sheep: to deploy a box?
[13:52] <leaf-sheep> MikeSeth: For netboot installation.
[13:52] <MikeSeth> leaf-sheep: you could employ remote serial console or something
[13:52] <Ors1> grawity: that is not working
[13:52]  * MikeSeth smacks root 
[13:53] <MikeSeth> DONT IRC AS ROOT
[13:53] <werti_rus> ahaha
[13:53] <grawity> MikeSeth: Why not? :)
[13:53] <maltobL> ...lol
[13:53] <werti_rus> as root
[13:53] <leachim6> who is irc-ing as root...
[13:53] <Zosh> leaf-sheep,ok..
[13:53] <werti_rus> ))))
[13:53] <leachim6> don do dat!
[13:53] <GPL> I cant find how to use Emerald Theme Manager, I imported a theme package, but cant figure out , how to use that theme ? any bits of info, on this topic ?
[13:53] <Guest23330> Dose anyone use backtrack OS?
[13:54] <Viki27> Hello can someone recommend me on good tool for download files from rapidshare ?
[13:54] <leaf-sheep> Zosh: See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation#Minimal%20installations
[13:54] <GPL> Guest23330: i used ages ago.
[13:54] <MikeSeth> grawity: because that's like loading all your precious posessions into a diamond coated truck and parking it in the middle of a ghetto at night to make sure no one robs your house
[13:54] <bazhang> Guest23330, support in #remote-exploit
[13:54] <maltobL> Viki27: JDownloader
[13:54] <grawity> GPL: Do you have Emerald installed? (It's kinda not developed anymore, I think.)
[13:54] <Zosh> leaf-sheep,ok thanks
[13:54] <VCoolio> GPL: you need to activate emerald probably; run "emerald --replace" in alt-F2 box or terminal
[13:54] <Ors1> MikeSeth: no mount point exists
[13:54] <GPL> grawity: yeah i ve Emerald Theme Manager Installed .
[13:54] <Guest23330> GPL, o
[13:54] <MikeSeth> Ors1: create it then
[13:54] <Ors1> MikeSeth: how?
[13:55] <GPL> VCoolio: THanks.
[13:55] <MikeSeth> Ors1: mkdir /mnt/floppy
[13:55] <grawity> MikeSeth: /media/floppy
[13:55] <GPL> VCoolio:  as soon as i did that command, it worked :) in a splash
[13:55] <MikeSeth> grawity: *shrug*
[13:55] <MikeSeth> kids and their fancy automount these days :P
[13:55] <grawity> Ors1, MikeSeth: the default place for removable media mountpoints is now /media -- and there should be a /media/floppy created by default.
[13:55] <g3org3s> how do i make all the folders under /var/www writable ?
[13:56] <grawity> MikeSeth: (fyi, I use Arch now, with good old fstab.)
[13:56] <Ors1> grawity: I do not have it, only have cdrom0
[13:56] <MikeSeth> grawity: are you sure you WANT to?
[13:56] <grawity> MikeSeth: Want what?
[13:56] <MikeSeth> err
[13:56] <MikeSeth> not you
[13:56] <MikeSeth> g3org3s: are you sure you WANT to?
[13:57] <thedancingdeer> i get the error "svgalib: Cannot get I/O permissions." when i run vga programs without sudo! how can i give a user these permissions!
[13:57] <MikeSeth> thedancingdeer: 'games' group
[13:58] <jcmarini> ubottu clamav
[13:59] <komputes> thedancingdeer: what do you mean by "vga programs" can you give examples?
[13:59] <jcmarini> ! clamav
[13:59] <ubuntu> Hi qll
[13:59] <MikeSeth> komputes: he means stuff that needs root privileges to run
[14:00] <g3org3s> MikeSeth at that point yes ...i absolutly need some stuff to work :/
[14:00] <ubuntu> I q; running ubuntu live cd and i would like to access ;y zindozs partition . how to
[14:00] <jonny_b> SHMConfig disabled.....how can i enable it   ubuntu 9.04
[14:01] <ahmedhamdy27> hi all
[14:01] <thedancingdeer> komputes: c programs with <vga.h> headers! svgalib to compile simple graphics programs
[14:01] <Shujah> hiya ahmed
[14:01] <thedancingdeer> MikeSeth: didn't get you!
[14:02] <ahmedhamdy27> i want some one who wants to be an author with me in my blog
[14:02] <maltobL> ubuntu: Places>One of the hard drives in the middle click on it
[14:02] <bazhang> !ot | ahmedhamdy27
[14:03] <JOSHUA__> I've been having this problem for a long time now But in short, there's not a single distro of linux that will boot with my graphics card enabled.
[14:03] <komputes> thedancingdeer: it's explained in this man: http://linux.die.net/man/7/svgalib
[14:03] <maltobL> JOSHUA__: what graphics card?
[14:03] <komputes> thedancingdeer: search for the word root
[14:03] <JOSHUA__> It's an NVidia GeForce FX 5200, so it's quite old
[14:04] <JOSHUA__> but it's what I have, and I'd like it to work. It's PCI.
[14:05] <simran> is there anyway of automating the default keyring password
[14:05] <simran> so i dnt have to do it everytime it boots up
[14:05] <GPL> Hmm, when i use Compiz Fusion, i cant Move any Windows, Why's that :(
[14:05] <Besogon> simran, yes
[14:05] <JOSHUA__> A friend told me that Ubuntu 9.04 fixed a problem with a similar card of hers, so I decided to give it a shot.
[14:05] <VCoolio> JOSHUA__: no problems here with same card and nvidia 173 driver
[14:05] <simran> enlighten me please sir
[14:05] <ubuntu> maltobL: please can u tell me again
[14:05] <ubuntu> I dont understand
[14:06] <JOSHUA__> VCoolio: My PC has an onboard intel chipset that's conflicting with it.
[14:06] <ubuntu> ow to access a windows partition on the hard drive hrough the live cd
[14:06] <werti_rus> )
[14:06] <maltobL> ubuntu: it should show up under Places
[14:06] <Shujah> Joshua I've also been using that card till now without any prob, just now upgraded to gt 8800
[14:06] <JOSHUA__> Anyway, it gets a little ways into booting and reports that rc-default main terminated with status 127
[14:06] <deany> GPL, compiz config, window management, enable Move window
[14:06] <xase> exit
[14:07] <Besogon> simran, I'v done it so: I have default keyring and login keyring. Login keyring have got only password on default keyring. And it works
[14:07] <simran> besogon would you mind?
[14:07] <JOSHUA__> Shujah: I have an onboard intel chipset that doesn't like the card, and Linux doesn't know what to do.
[14:07] <ubuntu> maltobL: not seen
[14:07] <GPL> deany:  it's enabled ;)
[14:07] <TBlake> Anyone know how to get my BCM 4318 WLAN to work in Jaunty?
[14:07] <Besogon> simran, default keyring have got all password and it is encripted my password
[14:07] <JOSHUA__> I've "disabled" the card in BIOS. And I use quotes because the chipset can't be disabled; the best I can do is set the PCI card as primary.
[14:08] <maltobL> ubuntu: nothing ther that says like 100 gb disk?
[14:08] <maltobL> ubuntu: not nessarily 100 gb :P
[14:08] <JOSHUA__> So basically, I need a way to blacklist the intel driver without being able to boot.
[14:08] <Besogon> simran, login keyring havn't got any password
[14:09] <grawity> JOSHUA__: Can you boot in recovery mode?
[14:09] <FoolsRun> hey, is there some kind of Ubuntu alternative to the host side of Remote Web Workplace? Basically something running on an Ubuntu server that I could have users log into and then RDP to their (Windows) workstations from?
[14:09] <JOSHUA__> grawity: Ubuntu isn't even installed yet; the LiveCD doesn't get as far as running it.
[14:09] <grawity> Ah :\
[14:10] <maltobL> JOSHUA__: add -s to the boot options on the live cd?
[14:10] <JOSHUA__> can do
[14:10] <JOSHUA__> just now noticed they were there
[14:10] <bjqrn0> I have this really weird sound problem, when there is much audio at the same time (in games etc) the sound starts to "sparkle"
[14:10] <maltobL> sorry, i mean ro single :P
[14:11] <maltobL> JOSHUA__: ro single not -s
[14:11] <JOSHUA__> all righty.
[14:11] <maltobL> JOSHUA__: my bad
[14:11] <JOSHUA__> no worries.
[14:11] <leaf-sheep> FoolsRun: Try #ubuntu-server
[14:11] <FoolsRun> leaf-sheep: thanks
[14:11] <llml> !ubottu
[14:11] <GPL> how to log out using command ?
[14:12] <ActionParsnip1> hey guys
[14:12] <Der_Trolly> HEY FRESH UBUNTUS, EVERYTHING CLEARLY WITH YOU?
[14:12] <JOSHUA__> maltobL: Want me to leave quiet and splash?
[14:12] <MikeSeth> Der_Trolly: no u
[14:12] <Der_Trolly> What's los?
[14:12] <VCoolio> GPL: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[14:12] <maltobL> JOSHUA__: take them out, so you can visibly see errors if they show up
[14:12] <GPL> VCoolio: isnt that command used to restart X windows ?
[14:13] <Der_Trolly> MikeSeth: What have you gesaided?
[14:13] <ActionParsnip1> I uninstalled vbox and now the bootup and shutdown still try to load and unload the vboxaflan (or whatever its called) modules despite me purge removing. How can I supress these errors please?
[14:13] <VCoolio> GPL: it will bring you back to login screen
[14:13] <Der_Trolly> lalalalala
[14:13] <leaf-sheep> Der_Trolly: How is Duisburg?
[14:13] <maltobL> GPL: if you are the only user it restarts GDM when you log out.
[14:13] <MikeSeth> it can eb kick tiem nao
[14:13] <GPL> VCoolio: i did that command 3 times, nothing happened.
[14:13] <Der_Trolly> Hey, ihr Ubuntugangstas!
[14:13] <llml> i'm interested in this bot, may i be an author of some factoids?
[14:14] <leaf-sheep> !pm | Der_Trolly
[14:14] <VCoolio> GPL: using ubuntu?
[14:14] <BB> i'm trying to get open box on my right screen and gnome on my left, at the moment i've got open box on my right and a blank screen on my left - i'll pastebin my .xinitrc http://pastebin.com/d6c70123f anyone know what i'm doing wrong?
[14:14] <ActionParsnip1> llml: go to to her: /msg ubottu <something>
[14:14] <GPL> VCoolio: yes, Ubuntu Jaunty Jackalope
[14:14] <Der_Trolly> I WAS BORN IN GREVENBROICH!
[14:14] <JOSHUA__> maltobL: Nothing different happened. rc-default terminated with status 127
[14:15] <jcmarini> ! firewall
[14:15] <Der_Trolly> shbxdh xctzh cdtz
[14:15] <maltobL> JOSHUA__: did the screen flicker/flash?
[14:16] <Der_Trolly> ich bin ein hamburger!
[14:16] <JOSHUA__> maltobL: Not really. The font changed thickness a couple times.
[14:16] <Der_Trolly> weisse bescheid, nä???
[14:16] <Der_Trolly> Däääääääääääääääänemark!
[14:17] <Der_Trolly> irc://chat.freenode.net/leaf-sheep,isnick
[14:17] <maltobL> JOSHUA__: I don't think it's your video card.
[14:17] <Der_Trolly> irc://chat.freenode.net/maltobL,isnick
[14:17] <Der_Trolly> adrenaline
[14:17] <Der_Trolly> FloodBot3
[14:17] <JOSHUA__> maltobL: It's not just the card. It's the fact that I've got this crap Intel chipset I can't do anything with.
[14:17] <Der_Trolly> ]K[^Omegadoom
[14:17] <Der_Trolly> rd. It's the fact that I've got this crap Intel chipset I
[14:17] <FloodBot3> Der_Trolly: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:17] <thedancingdeer> MikeSeth: didn't get you! what does games group?
[14:17] <Der_Trolly> gh
[14:17] <Der_Trolly> f
[14:17] <Der_Trolly> z
[14:17] <JOSHUA__> Ubuntu/every other distro just boots the Intel ones
[14:17] <Der_Trolly> irc://chat.freenode.net/JOSHUA__,isnick
[14:18] <Der_Trolly> hnujikhujikhuhujk
[14:18] <Der_Trolly> h
[14:18] <FloodBot3> Der_Trolly: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:18] <Der_Trolly> jk
[14:18] <thedancingdeer> komputes: well, i coudln't get the thing on the man page! can you please help me with it!
[14:18] <need_help> hello for SCSI devices like cd-rom and hdd! sda is primary master and sdb primary slave ? thx
[14:18] <Der_Trolly> all i have to say is oh how i wish they would bring back tarja no offense to annette i think that tarja is suited﻿ better for nightwish she is still an okay singer but i mean there arent many tarjas out there
[14:19] <Der_Trolly> all i have to say is oh how i wish they would bring back tarja no offense to annette i think that tarja is suited﻿ better for nightwish she is still an okay singer but i mean there arent many tarjas out there
[14:19] <Der_Trolly> all i have to say is oh how i wish they would bring back tarja no offense to annette i think that tarja is suited﻿ better for nightwish she is still an okay singer but i mean there arent many tarjas out there
[14:19] <FloodBot3> Der_Trolly: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:19] <maltobL> JOSHUA__:After looking it, some people have had problems with 1 integrated and 1 non integrated on ubuntu, causing that error.
[14:19] <Austad> Hi every one.
[14:19] <mnaines> need_help, what is your question?
[14:19] <Austad> How are you doing?
[14:19] <JOSHUA__> maltobL: It's not just Ubuntu. It's every distro I've tried. Is there a solution?
[14:19] <komputes> thedancingdeer: yep, just a sec
[14:19] <IdleOne> !hi | Austad
[14:19] <Austad> How can I upgrade ubuntu desktop to ubuntu server?
[14:19] <Austad> or How can I add server aps in desktop edition?
[14:20] <need_help> mnaines is /dev/{sda- Primary master, sdb- primary slave, sdc Seconday master, sdc-Seconday slave)?
[14:20] <IdleOne> Austad: search for the apps you need in Synaptic package manager and install
[14:20] <retif> i have ubuntu jaunty, i want to install package from keramik, how can i do that?
[14:20] <Austad> IdleOne, Is there any server package?
[14:21] <Austad> Or do I have to install sql php ?
[14:21] <maltobL> JOSHUA__: what is the model of your intel card?
[14:21] <leaf-sheep> retif: Not possible -- Unless you want to break things.
[14:21] <IdleOne> !lamp | Austad
[14:21] <JOSHUA__> I have no idea. Let me look it up.
[14:21] <Austad> IdleOne, thanks, let me search
[14:22] <JOSHUA__> maltobL: Intel 845GV
[14:22] <Austad> sorry to ask, but where is that Synaptic package manager.
[14:23] <Austad> I have the desktop version.
[14:23] <Austad> And I couldn't find it.
[14:23] <IdleOne> Austad: System>Administration...
[14:23] <need_help> mnaines so? still my question not clear?
[14:23] <mtlife> on *:TEXT:*:*: {
[14:23] <mtlife>   if ($highlight($1-)) {
[14:23] <mtlife>     if (($version == 6.31) && (!%tip. [ $+ [ $chan ] ])) {
[14:23] <mtlife>       noop $tip('Tray Tip',$chan , $nick just said $1-, 10)
[14:23] <mtlife>       set -u20 %tip. [ $+ [ $nick ] ] true
[14:23] <FloodBot3> mtlife: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:23] <mtlife>     }
[14:23] <Austad> got it
[14:23] <need_help> hey need help ! is /dev/{sda- Primary master, sdb- primary slave, sdc Seconday master, sdc-Seconday slave)
[14:23] <mnaines> need_help, no, it isn't
[14:23] <retif> leaf-sheep: what should i do, if i need new version of the program and jaunty provides last year edition?
[14:23] <leaf-sheep> retif: What package?
[14:23] <mtlife> sorry for flood
[14:23] <retif> leaf-sheep: qt-creator
[14:24] <mtlife> hey i have a problem with gdm, i removed entrance and reinstalled gdm via apt-get install gdm and later apt-get install ubuntu-desktop but now when i start gdm i get 'the program stopped unexpected. please try to use some other' how do i solve this?
[14:24] <need_help> mnaines ok thx
[14:24] <xxx0undefined0vi> Hmm, after i restarted, i am on Character User Interface, which package should i install now, to get back the GUI interface ? LOL, i am not sure.. what happened to my GNOME DESKTOP
[14:24] <mnaines> need_help, go download gparted from Synaptic and check there
[14:25] <need_help> mnaines u want me to download gparted to check for these? lol no thx
[14:25] <IdleOne> xxx0undefined0vi: install ubuntu-desktop
[14:25] <need_help> mnaines + i don't have SCSI
[14:25] <albn> Hello all
[14:25] <mikegerwitz> Pretty good...wondering why I woke up at 7 AM on a Sunday..
[14:25] <mikegerwitz> yourself?
[14:25] <JOSHUA__> maltobL: I'm going to try something I did on Fedora now that I have a clean install of Ubuntu
[14:25] <mikegerwitz> Sorry - wrong chat ;)
[14:25] <JOSHUA__> or, rather, am ready to have one
[14:25] <MOUD_> Hey all
[14:25] <komputes> thedancingdeer: Programs that use svgalib must be setuid root.
[14:26] <albn> heya MOUD_
[14:26] <mnaines> need_help, why did you waste my time asking about something you didn't have?
[14:26] <maltobL> JOSHUA__: yeah i'm not sure now, but try adding i810_drv.blacklist=yes
[14:26] <maltobL> JOSHUA__: to boot options
[14:26] <GPL> IdleOne : that means sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[14:26] <IdleOne> GPL: correct
[14:26] <maltobL> JOSHUA__: K.
[14:26] <JOSHUA__> maltobL: will try *places tower back*
[14:26] <IdleOne> mnaines: teaching is never a waste of time :)
[14:26] <need_help> mnaines actually u didn't give me the answer so to waste your time + i have one beside me but need to check so i can know how to parition that!
[14:27] <albn> So I installed Ubuntu the other day. I am very happy with it.
[14:27] <IdleOne> albn: Welcome
[14:27] <maltobL> JOSHUA__: though that's just a guess, as i never used a intel set and don't know what driver it should be blacklisted...
[14:27] <g3org3s> How to i gieve permission to my /var/www so i can access it via ftp ? i can do it locally but not thru ftp
[14:27] <JOSHUA__> do you know the name of the driver?
[14:27] <albn> IdleOne, thanks. And I installed it because I did not have a legal OEM version of Windows and SUSE did not work well, heh
[14:28] <JOSHUA__> I've heard it called intel-agp
[14:28] <JOSHUA__> agpgart and intel_agp
[14:28] <beatbreaker> does anyone have experience getting dual window managers on dual screens? one on each?
[14:29] <roberto__> net
[14:29] <danbhfive> g3org3s: maybe chmod -R +r /var/www
[14:29] <JOSHUA__> maltobL: are you sure about the name?
[14:29] <albn> So when I installed it, I was waiting for something not be recognized, I would be dropped to a shell somewhere, or I would have to tweak some conf file to get stuff working.
[14:29] <albn> Nope
[14:29] <danbhfive> g3org3s: er, I forgot something
[14:29] <albn> I was very surprised
[14:30] <leaf-sheep> retif: If you can find source code, you can compile and build.  Otherwise, look for debs or PPA at launchpad.net
[14:30] <tae> hello, my application says 'please install swing'
[14:30] <g3org3s> danbhfive yes ... still eprmission denied here
[14:30] <tae> how do i install swing?
[14:30] <maltobL> JOSHUA__:of the driver, that's the Xorg driver...
[14:30] <danbhfive> g3org3s: chmod -R o+r /var/www
[14:30] <Austad> amaq@ali-desktop:~$ sudo apt-get install apache2
[14:30] <Austad> E: Could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (11 Resource temporarily unavailable)
[14:30] <Austad> E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), is another process using it?
[14:30] <Austad> How to correct this?
[14:31] <danbhfive> Austad: close synaptic
[14:31] <IdleOne> albn: glad to hear it. your welcome to hang around here and give a helping hand. ig you would like to chat we have #ubuntu-offtopic. this channel is for support only :)
[14:31] <tae> Austad: rm /var/lib/dpkg/lock
[14:31] <maltobL> JOSHUA__: yeah that options doesn't seem to be recognized
[14:31] <Austad> ok
[14:31] <tae> Austad: you might be running another process at the same time
[14:31] <g3org3s> danbhfive nope not working :/ it was working before i dont know what happened
[14:31] <tae> check for that first
[14:31] <IdleOne> Austad: sudo rm /var/lib/dpkg/lock
[14:31] <danbhfive> g3org3s: oh, I see.  Maybe check your logs, see what the error is
[14:32] <JOSHUA__> maltobL: I'm trying intel_agp.blacklist=yes
[14:32] <tae> does anybody know how to install swing?
[14:32] <g3org3s> danbhfive what logs ? on ftp it says permission denied
[14:32] <tae> i do not know what package it is
[14:32] <maltobL> lol alright.
[14:32] <IdleOne> !info swing
[14:32] <r3dd0> hey
[14:33] <IdleOne> tae what is it?
[14:33] <r3dd0> How do install an older version of a package?
[14:33] <tae> i do not know
[14:33] <tae> something java i think
[14:33] <JOSHUA__> maltobL: Ah, you meant .blacklist=yes is invalid.
[14:33] <danbhfive> g3org3s: arent you running an ftp daemon?
[14:33] <mtlife> hey i have a problem with gdm, i removed entrance and reinstalled gdm via apt-get install gdm and later apt-get install ubuntu-desktop but now when i start gdm i get 'the program stopped unexpected. please try to use some other' how do i solve this?
[14:33] <maltobL> JOSHUA__: it's in the docs as being valid...but it's not liking it
[14:33] <albn> IdleOne, I will remember that. Please forgive my ignorance.
[14:34] <g3org3s> danbhfive ohhh i got it i got : sudo chown -R <ftp user> /var/www and it worked :) and no , im using proftpd
[14:34] <IdleOne> tae: I am not certain but I think it's libswingworker-java
[14:34] <JOSHUA__> maltobL: can you show me where you read about it?
[14:34] <IdleOne> albn: no appology needed :)
[14:34] <tae> IdleOne: i will try
[14:34] <maltobL> JOSHUA__: https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/installation-guide/i386/boot-parms.html
[14:34] <danbhfive> g3org3s: cool, glad you got it working.  btw, the d in proftpd stand for daemon
[14:34] <maltobL> JOSHUA__: very bottom
[14:35] <tae> IdleOne: nope still same error
[14:35] <IdleOne> tae: what is the error?
[14:35] <xxx0undefined0vi> It says : Cant get the lock to some directory , however, i tried viewing the processes using ps, nothing is there :(
[14:35] <tae> 'the gui scheme 'swing' is not installed
[14:35] <maltobL> JOSHUA__: I suppose you could try a bunch of those :P
[14:35] <JOSHUA__> well that's pretty gay
[14:35] <tae> please install swing
[14:36] <VCoolio> r3dd0: example: apt-get install foobar=2.25.91-0ubuntu1 after that lock it to prevent updates
[14:36] <danbhfive> tae: I thought swing came with java
[14:36] <g3org3s> danbhfive i have no idea what that means :p
[14:36] <IdleOne> tae: sorry but I never heard of it
[14:36] <tae> danbhfive: i dont know
[14:36] <tae> i have java installed
[14:37] <danbhfive> g3org3s: dont worry about it  :)
[14:38] <simran_> guys how do i hide 1 partition from ubuntu
[14:38] <simran_> there is this recovery partition that shows up in ubuntu
[14:39] <VCoolio> simran_: delete the entry in /etc/fstab
[14:39] <simran_> kool
[14:39] <VCoolio> simran_: rather, put # in front of it
[14:40] <JOSHUA__> HEY!
[14:40] <JOSHUA__> maltobL: It's WORKING!
[14:41] <maltobL> JOSHUA__: what did ya do?
[14:41] <JOSHUA__> what you told me, following the --, only with intel_agp and agpgart
[14:41] <JOSHUA__> This is AWESOME!
[14:41] <maltobL> JOSHUA__: Awesome!
[14:41] <JOSHUA__> This is the first time Linux has ever booted with my card
[14:41] <JOSHUA__> man, that's happy
[14:42] <simran_> vcoolio
[14:42] <VCoolio> simran_: present
[14:42] <simran_> the partition doesnt show in fstab
[14:42] <mtlife> !info vino
[14:42] <simran_> vcoolio: its a fat32 partition
[14:43] <JOSHUA__> maltobL: it's my understanding that the blacklist will carry over to the install?
[14:43] <IdleOne> if I want to use /dev/sda6 as my /home how would I add that /fstab ?
[14:43] <komputes> simran_: does it show up on the desktop or in the Places menu?
[14:43] <simran_> vcoolio: but the partition shows in file browser and desktop etc... its kinda annoying
[14:43] <simran_> yes
[14:43] <JOSHUA__> maltobL: to be more precise, blacklist.local will be carried over to modprobe.d/blacklist, correct?
[14:43] <maltobL> JOSHUA__: I don't know. You could install then check /etc/modprobe.d/blackist
[14:44] <JOSHUA__> right, since I can just add those options from boot params
[14:44] <maltobL> JOSHUA__: Thats what it says it will do though
[14:44] <JOSHUA__> okay, let's see
[14:44] <JOSHUA__> oh, I had Fedora installed on this previously. I assume I can get access to its old partition long enough to move things?
[14:45] <VCoolio> simran_: sorry, don't know what besides /etc/fstab would control automounts
[14:45] <simran_> ok
[14:45] <U-2069> à plus tard !
[14:45] <komputes> simran_: what version of ubuntu do you have installed?
[14:45] <maltobL> yeah
[14:46] <simran_> komputes 9.04
[14:47] <kejava> simran_: just got in.  are you talking about the automount of other partitions, that you don't want mounted/displayed?  nautilus thing that can be configured via gconf
[14:47] <simran_> also when i run fdisk -l , it doesnt think the ext3 partitions are linux....maybe because they are "logical paritions"
[14:47] <komputes> simran_: it mounts on its own (at boot) and it's not in fstab
[14:47] <simran_> nahh
[14:47] <simran_> not natilus
[14:47] <simran_> i want usbs etc to automount
[14:47] <simran_> thats a cool feature
[14:47] <kejava> but you don't want your volumes to show on the desktop?
[14:48] <simran_> komputes,  just dont want this fat32 recovery partition to show in places, desktop etc
[14:48] <komputes> simran_: can you pastebin your fstab
[14:48] <simran_> i want the automount feature for usbs, so natilus config isnt good for me komputes
[14:49] <Austad> I just installed LAMP
[14:49] <Austad> WOW :D
[14:49] <Austad> thanks IdleOne.
[14:49] <ryah> can i still a package for karmic in hardy?
[14:49] <Austad> The http is working.
[14:49] <FloodBot3> Austad: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:49] <Austad> But How can I access phpmyadmin?
[14:49] <IdleOne> Austad: your welcome, I have no idea how to configure any of it :)
[14:49] <simran_> komputes its in my otherlaptop
[14:49] <Austad> IdleOne, php, mysql every thing is working fine.
[14:50] <simran_> which leads me to my second q, my wifi keeps d/c and when i put the password in, it just loops
[14:50] <dataviruset> what program is the best to use to edit partitions in terminal?
[14:50] <IdleOne> Austad: the link ubottu gave you earlier should have a extensive howto IIRC
[14:51] <IdleOne> !lamp > Austad
[14:51] <ActionParsnip> !best dataviruset
[14:51] <kejava> dataviruset: parted or fdisk
[14:51] <Austad> IdleOne, Yes I installed this.
[14:51] <ActionParsnip> !best | dataviruset
[14:51] <Austad> Every thing is working fine
[14:51] <Austad> :D
[14:51] <ActionParsnip> dataviruset: fdisk and cfdisk are possibilities
[14:51] <dataviruset> haha, thanks ;)
[14:52] <IdleOne> Austad: I understand but there is also help links you can follow there
[14:52] <IdleOne> datacrusher: gparted
[14:52] <Paul__> dataviruset: parted is functional and clean, fdisk is functional, cfdisk is easy :-)
[14:52] <mandrew> #ubuntu.se
[14:54] <ActionParsnip> IdleOne: s/he want a terminal app, gparted uses x
[14:54] <IdleOne> ActionParsnip: ahhh didnt see that
[14:54] <ActionParsnip> ;)
[14:55] <mandrew> anyone here on the dev team of ubuntu 9.10?
[14:56] <IdleOne> mandrew: #ubuntu+1 might find a couple there
[14:56] <mandrew> thanks
[14:56] <carrie_555> When I try to add a shortcut to my taskbar, a "Custom Application" like this: Command-> wine /path/to/game_file.exe , it does not work.. But if I write this command in the console, it works... What may be wrong ?
[14:57] <Austad> Got it
[14:57] <Austad> every thing is working :)
[14:57] <ActionParsnip> carrie_555: i'd put the command in a basi cscript then have the shortcut call the script
[14:59] <carrie_555> ActionParsnip, I also tried that, already. Doesnt work either. I put the command in a file.sh, the I add to the taskbar the Command-> sh file.sh
[14:59] <coldReactive42> -_-
[14:59] <coldReactive42> Battery draining sucks
[14:59] <kmosh> hey,is chrome for ubuntu out in the repos yet?
[14:59] <ubuntu> :D
[14:59] <mnaines> coldReactive42, that's why I use a desktop when I am at home
[14:59] <coldReactive42> I'm an unfortunate user who is affected by this bug it seems: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/110784
[15:00] <ubuntu> whats new?
[15:00] <scyx> hi, is it possible to change the icon spacing on the desktop?
[15:00] <coldReactive42> Please don't CTCP ping me, that's only for freenode to do
[15:00] <qwebirc90477> how to install driver sism672 on ubuntu
[15:01] <ActionParsnip> carrie_555: did you chmod +x the script?
[15:01] <mnaines> coldReactive42, I get the same problem, too
[15:01] <coldReactive42> The battery drains OVERNIGHT WHEN IT'S NOT ON mnaines. >.>
[15:01] <ActionParsnip> carrie_555: and did you specify the absolute path to the script in the shortcut menu?
[15:01] <coldReactive42> It sucks
[15:01] <Austad> Does any one have installed ubuntu on vmware?
[15:01] <ActionParsnip> carrie_555: if you move scripts to /usr/bin then they will be universally available
[15:02] <qwebirc90477> how to install driver card graphicsism672 on ubuntu
[15:02] <ActionParsnip> !anyone | Austad
[15:02] <carrie_555> oh
[15:02] <qwebirc90477> how to install driver card graphic sism672 on ubuntu
[15:02] <carrie_555> ActionParsnip, I'm gonna try those 3 things
[15:02] <Austad> ActionParsnip :D
[15:02] <Austad> ok, the thing is.
[15:02] <Austad> I installed ubuntu via vmware
[15:02] <Austad> on windows platform.
[15:02] <ortsvorsteher> !enter | austad
[15:02] <ActionParsnip> qwebirc90477: you will need to use: gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[15:03] <ActionParsnip> qwebirc90477: and add the line   Driver "sis'   to the sectin about your configured video device
[15:03] <Austad> I installed ubuntu in vmware, and then installed apache and mysql. http://localhost is running in ubuntu, but when i shift to windows, i can't see the page. I mean the apache service is not running there.
[15:03] <coldReactive42> I got the bug out of wontfix because we need it fixed.
[15:04] <ActionParsnip> Austad: did you bridge the connection between the vm and the host nic?
[15:05] <Austad> I have no idea about this, How to do that?
[15:05] <coldReactive42> There seems to be a fix for the bug in debian, but the ubuntu people tagged it as wontfix because it isn't active
[15:05] <sebrock> how do I get the medibuntu ffmpeg instead of ubuntu repo ffmpeg
[15:05] <thiebaude> !medibuntu
[15:06] <blizzkid> I'm trying to install mythbuntu-desktop, but I get mythbuntu-common: Depends: nvidia-common but it is not installable. Is there a way to force installation, as nvidia-common doesn't exist for ppc?
[15:06] <ActionParsnip> Austad: i did it AGES ago but vm doesnt interest me now, websearch it or ask in #vmware
[15:06] <sebrock> what? so their instructions a not true thiebaude ?
[15:06] <DaZ> blizzkid, man apt-get ?
[15:06] <blizzkid> DaZ: I already tried --force-yes and -m
[15:06] <ActionParsnip> Austad: it will give your vm a lan facing IP like a proper system, you can then access the system as if it was a proper pc on your network
[15:07] <thiebaude> sebrock, i've been using medibuntu a long time
[15:07] <blizzkid> DaZ: after man apt-get that was
[15:07] <Austad> ActionParsnip, do I have to install some thing else or can I configure it from the existing vmware?
[15:07] <IdleOne> qwebirc90477: did you look at this? http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=7187099&postcount=4
[15:07] <sebrock> thiebaude, so I enabled it per suggestions on their site. But my version of ffmpeg still does not do mp3, xvid, divx etc.
[15:08] <ActionParsnip> Austad: its a vmware server config
[15:08] <Austad> ActionParsnip, No one is alive at #vmware. Can you recall your AGES back memory to help this chap?
[15:09] <coldReactive42> There's also ##windows
[15:09] <xax> hi. ever since Ubuntu 9.04, kernel 2.6.28-13-generic, I only see noise on my screen right after the splash screen. I can hear sound and I can even log in (blindly), but the whole screen is filled with garbage. this problem didn't come up in and before 2.6.28-11-generic. I have an ATI card. is this a known problem?
[15:09] <scyx> is it possible to change the icon spacing on the desktop?
[15:09] <nownot> im trying to find a driver package ( more specially sata drivers) for my evga 730i, can someone lend me a hand in finding these
[15:09] <nmvictor> what was the command to mount an iso image ?
[15:10] <ActionParsnip> Austad: sorry man, ive drank and slept since then
[15:10] <coldReactive42> scyx: You can right-click the desktop and uncheck keep align to MANUALLY move around the icons without restriction
[15:10] <thiebaude> sebrock, on the bottom of this page, help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats
[15:10] <nmvictor> scyx: yea, just right click the icon and select whatever you wanna do from the menu
[15:10] <ActionParsnip> nmvictor: sudo mount -o loop /path/to/file.iso /media/cdrom0
[15:10] <johannes__> what do i do when a window is too tall to fit on the screen and i want to see the bottom of the window?
[15:10] <ActionParsnip> scyx: try right click desktop -> display properties
[15:11] <nmvictor> ActionParsnip: thanks,
[15:11] <ortsvorsteher> !iso | nmvictor
[15:11] <sebrock> thiebaude, sorry exactly where?
[15:11] <scyx> ActionParsnip, there is no 'display properties' there
[15:11] <nmvictor> johannes__: resize the window to fit the screen
[15:11] <qwebirc90477> IdleOne: thank you
[15:11] <thiebaude> sebrock, check out that whole page, because its been changed since the last time i used it
[15:12] <coldReactive42> johannes: Right click the window list item, and click move. However, when you try to move it to that new location by clicking, the move will go back to fit in screen, so be wary. Also, not ALL windows can be resized, nmvictor, such as settings, etc for admin stuff
[15:12] <ede> can give me a light, I have difficulty with permission, I have a samba server installed, with permission 755, but when I update the system does not allow changing the file.
[15:12] <mrwes> Since when is X running on tty/F9, I always thought it was F7...
[15:12] <carrie_555> ActionParsnip, I realized that I can only run the game when I in the game's folder.If I'm in any other folder and try to run the game through its path, It doesnt work.. Maybe the game is trying to access files relative to my current path, and if my current path is not the game's path the files won't be found... (not sure..) Do you know how I can solve this ?
[15:12] <scyx> oh, another question: is it possible to remove those drag grips from the applets on the panels?
[15:12] <nmvictor> ActionParsnip: and ortsvorsteher , how about using the fuseiso command?
[15:12] <ActionParsnip> johannes_hold alt and drag the window down
[15:12] <sebrock> thiebaude, I only need to compile or download ffmpeg for xvid, divx conversion. Medibuntu even has a page on ubuntu help site. Is this stuff just uold?
[15:12] <ede> can give me a light, I have difficulty with permission, I have a samba server installed, with permission 755, but when I update the system does not allow changing the file.
[15:12] <cutterjohn> anyone know if some package dependencies were messed up last week and specced bridge & ipmasq to be installed?
[15:13] <micro> anyone could help me with openvpn client troubleshooting plz ? client won't load his own certif made on server :(
[15:13] <ActionParsnip> nmvictor: cos its easier imho and will translate to all nix and bsd systems if you know it
[15:13] <johannes__> ActionParsnip: thanks
[15:13] <JOSHUA__> Do I wanna go with ext3 or ext4?
[15:13] <thiebaude> sebrock, i dont know, medibuntu is what i used when i needed to watch videos and listen to mp3 etc
[15:14] <coldReactive42> lol, wojtek
[15:14] <linuxson25> Hey everyone....just thought I'd let you know that I got my graphic card display driver issue with gnome sorted out
[15:14] <cutterjohn> JOSHUA__ might want some othe rguinea pigs to test ext4 for a while yet...
[15:14] <JOSHUA__> cutterjohn: thanks.
[15:14] <sebrock> thiebaude, I am able to listen, I need the encoding stuff to transcode
[15:14] <nmvictor> ActionParsnip: ok,anyone here know how to uuse znc, some irc  proxy?its man pages is short,just as its name
[15:14] <linuxson25> If anyone who was trying to help me with this problem wants to find out how I did, you can pm me, or just drop a line, and I will explain :)
[15:14] <ajay> Hi guys
[15:15] <ajay> im new to linux
[15:15] <thiebaude> sebrock, i dont know stuff like that
[15:15] <carrie_555> ActionParsnip, I also tried to write a script where I make a cd (change directory) to the game's path, but it doesnt work either... dont know what to do
[15:15] <cutterjohn> JOSHUA__ esp if you plan to have critical data on the partition...
[15:15] <ajay> I just wanted to know how to get the extra version of compiz 3d cube effects
[15:15] <JOSHUA__> cutterjohn: I do. I'll stick with ext3.
[15:15] <len> hi, can any1 help me with ftp mput and shellscript?
[15:15] <ajay> im using the last version of ubuntu that came out
[15:15] <maltobL> JOSHUA__: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1133719
[15:15] <grawity> ajay: Compiz already comes with the Cube -- you just need to enable it. Download this package: compizconfig-settings-manager
[15:16] <noirs> hej
[15:16] <coldReactive42> Compiz config will then show up in System > Preferences
[15:16] <cutterjohn> so no one knows if bridge & ipmasq got mistakenly listed as deps for some package on say friday or thursday?  (somehow they mistakenly got installed on my machine which I didn't notice until I rebooted this morning and had no networking...)
[15:16] <noirs> this is really a weird irc-.client
[15:16] <grawity> ajay: Once you install that package, open the configuration in System > Preferences > CompizConfig, then find "Desktop cube"
[15:16] <noirs> exit
[15:16] <ajay> grawity, thx alot really appreciate
[15:17] <coldReactive42> And make sure you enable rotate cube ajay
[15:17] <ActionParsnip> carrie_555: something like this is what a script is: http://pastebin.com/d40bea976
[15:17] <cutterjohn> (they appear to have been installed on Friday morning, but I know I didn't specify them so they had to've tagged along with another package)
[15:17] <jiohdi> ajay, better have a good graphics card or it may not work
[15:17] <thiebaude> sebrock, i wish i were able to help you with that.
[15:17] <wrapster> can anyone guide me to a good tutorial on builiding .deb pkgs... Not just builiding also editing... And all the places i've looked at provide only editing by apt-get 'ing  the source... Im talking about stuff like using a directory then converting it into a .deb pkgs (after necessary changes are made)  in a nut shell this is what i want...     .deb --> extracted --> directory--->make changes---> back to .deb
[15:17] <GPL> IdleOne: thanks, ahh got back to Ubuntu-Desktop...
[15:17] <ajay> i have the bfg geforce 9800 gt
[15:17] <xax> hi. ever since Ubuntu 9.04, kernel 2.6.28-13-generic, I only see noise on my screen right after the splash screen. I can hear sound and I can even log in (blindly), but the whole screen is filled with garbage. this problem didn't come up in and before 2.6.28-11-generic. I have an ATI card. is this a known problem?
[15:17] <cutterjohn> (I suppose that I need to pay more attention to what updates ra einstalling in the future...)
[15:18] <jiohdi> ajay, that should do the job :)
[15:18] <DaZ> wrapster, checkinstall is not enough? :f
[15:18] <IdleOne> GPL: your welcome
[15:18] <danbhfive> wrapster: what changes do you want to make?
[15:18] <jonny_b> I get this error 'Segmentation fault' when trying to run Synaptic from the terminal
[15:18] <ajay> jiohdi, thx alot
[15:18] <carrie_555> ActionParsnip, You are right, works fine! Thanks!
[15:18] <ActionParsnip> carrie_555: sweet ;)
[15:19] <ActionParsnip> carrie_555: script theworld :)
[15:19] <komputes> ajay: you can find more detail on how to install compiz all plugins etc, here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompositeManager/CompizFusion
[15:19] <linuxson25> xax: Hmmmm.....sounds like a compiz or gdm problem that
[15:19] <wrapster> danbhfive: i have a svr4 pkg that i converted to .deb now instead of installing it a better solution would be to just provide the already present native pkg this support ... but for that to do I need to modify the pkg ...  I would like to know how i can do that...
[15:20] <linuxson25> xax: Just finished sorting out my graphic display issue on my desktop with my NVidia 9600GT card
[15:20] <xax> linuxson25: isn't compix loaded *after* I log in? please correct me if I'm wrong. and what did you do to get your card working again?
[15:20] <wrapster> solution like this is what i want be to use Debian virtual package, (eg zlib1g pkg)  make zlib1g to provide (i.e. using Debian meta tag Provides: in  debian/control) missing packages.
[15:20] <cutterjohn> xax: which ATI card? using the fglrx drivers?  (They're awful... mobility 4850 here...)
[15:20] <danbhfive> wrapster: well, a .deb is just a gzip of a binary and controls scripts and install scripts.
[15:20] <linuxson25> xax: You have an active iternet connection?
[15:20] <grawity> danbhfive: actually, .deb is not gzipped
[15:20] <wrapster> danbhfive: have a look at my prev msg.. something like that is what I want to do
[15:21] <danbhfive> grawity: ah, I see, what is it?
[15:21] <thiebaude> !.deb
[15:21] <xax> linuxson25: yes.
[15:21] <ajay> when i rotate the windows i have this glitches that appears, is it normal
[15:21] <grawity> danbhfive: to extract a deb, use 'ar x file.deb'
[15:21] <grawity> danbhfive: (ar, not tar)
[15:21] <wrapster>  i have been using solaris for 2 yrs now.. Not very familiar with the .deb system... thats y needed help
[15:21] <linuxson25> xax: So you dont see the log in screen at all?
[15:21] <cutterjohn> xax had to turn off compiz on my machine ow it freezes on wake from sleep plus other problems with every catalyst since 9.2
[15:21] <xax> cutterjohn: HD 4850. and to be honest, I can't remember which drivers I installed. I think I used the official one from ATI.
[15:21] <grawity> danbhfive: then you'll get two .tar.gz's and one .xml, I think.
[15:21] <GPL> How to set Emerald to automatically do this command on startup "emerald --replace &"
[15:22] <cutterjohn> xax they're horrible...
[15:22] <grawity> GPL: Are you using GNOME?
[15:22] <linuxson25> xax: I basically un-installed all compiz packages. You using gdm?
[15:22] <VCoolio> GPL: do you use compiz?
[15:22] <wrapster> grawity: no xml... I was not able to get it
[15:22] <GPL> grawity: Yeah.
[15:22] <xax> linuxson25: right, I only see garbage that moves when I move my mouse.
[15:22] <GPL> VCoolio: i am not using compiz-settings-manager, but yeah Yes to compiz
[15:22] <linuxson25> xax: This before or after log in screen?
[15:23] <linuxson25> xax: Can you open a virtual prompt?
[15:23] <grawity> GPL: Open compizconfig-settings-manager, "Window decorator", should be there.
[15:23] <linuxson25> xax: Ctrl+Alt+F2 at log in
[15:23] <GPL> grawity: i uninstalled compizconfig-settings-manager,
[15:23] <grawity> GPL: Then install it again?
[15:23] <GPL> grawity: using that, i couldnt move my windows :(
[15:23] <xax> linuxson25: yes. it's right after the splash screen and before the login window appears. and I can switch to other terminals with CTRL+ALT+FX.
[15:23] <linuxson25> xax: What type of internet connection you got?
[15:23] <cutterjohn> linuxson25 if his behaves like mine he'll have problems if x.org changes resolution as on mine it corrupts the virtual terminal displays to unreadability
[15:24] <grawity> GPL: compizconfig-settings-manager is just a settings manager, nothing else
[15:24] <VCoolio> GPL: in compiz settings manager you can add 'emerald --replace' in the window decorator plugin, or use fusion-icon, or add it to startup apps with a delay
[15:24] <xax> cutterjohn: what drivers would you suggest then?
[15:24] <GPL> grawity : okay, installing it.
[15:24] <wrapster> danbhfive: can you help me
[15:24] <xax> linuxson25: DSL.
[15:24] <linuxson25> cutterjohn: Doesnt seem like he has any problems switching to virtual screens
[15:24] <nvartolomei> hello
[15:25] <cutterjohn> xax it's a no win situation, the OSS drivers aren't there yet, and the catalysts are awful but kind of work... I'd suggest turning off compiz (desktop effects) and just getting basix X working
[15:25] <ferry> hi
[15:25] <MikeSeth> cutterjohn: catalyst works for me
[15:25] <MikeSeth> with compiz and all
[15:25] <nvartolomei> i just installed ubuntu (first time) on an toshiba notebook
[15:25] <nmvictor> hi ferry
[15:25] <danbhfive> wrapster: not really, you'd better ask in -motu
[15:25] <xax> cutterjohn: what about just using the older kernel which still works?
[15:25] <nvartolomei> and what is this error about? PCI unsupported PM CAP regs Version (7)
[15:25] <linuxson25> xax: I only had problems with gdm, cause compiz was still using the old intel graphics driver from my laptop....it was a cloned live-cd that I used to install Ubuntu on my desktop
[15:25] <nmvictor> anyone know how to use znc?
[15:26] <wrapster> danbhfive: #motu you mean
[15:26] <cutterjohn> MikeSeth: freeze on wake from sleep with compiz on, freeze playing video after wake from sleep, random screen corruption, failure to restore desktop res after quit from fullscreen apps, etc ALT-SYSRQ RSEIUB gets alot of overtime here
[15:26] <danbhfive> wrapster: no, #ubuntu-motu
[15:26] <linuxson25> xax: What you wanna do is log in on a virtual prompt, and try and cd to your error logs for xorg
[15:26] <wrapster> ok
[15:27] <linuxson25> xax: should be /var/log
[15:27] <JOSHUA__> How much swap space should I allocate?
[15:27] <xax> linuxson25: I'll do this next time I reboot. good idea. thank you :)
[15:27] <MikeSeth> cutterjohn: got another video card in the box? i had all this until i disabled the onboard vga and forced autoconfig with aticonfig
[15:27] <linuxson25> xax: And maybe try and set the display config to vesa
[15:27] <ortsvorsteher> JOSHUA__: 1,5 x RAM if you have 1gb ram, give 1,5gb swap...
[15:27] <cutterjohn> MikeSeth: ope, it's a notebook with a mobility 4850
[15:28] <linuxson25> xax: Pastebin the output of the xorg.log file
[15:28] <JOSHUA__> Thanks.
[15:28] <ortsvorsteher> !swap | JOSHUA__
[15:28] <MikeSeth> cutterjohn: mobility 3450 works here
[15:28] <MikeSeth> dual screen too
[15:28] <linuxson25> xax: And if you find a lot of them, just delete the xorg.log files, it will create a new one
[15:28] <linuxson25> xax: when you try and boot up again
[15:28] <xax> linuxson25: okay. :)
[15:29] <nownot> i need help finding the .deb file for dmraid 14 .... ideas on where to get it
[15:29] <cutterjohn> MikeSeth: technically mine works too as long as I don't do anything tricky like turn on compiz, or expect to do anything 3Dwise after waking from sleep
[15:30] <MikeSeth> cutterjohn: dunno about wakeups, that's prolly a kernel problem, other than this I would start turning off acceleration options
[15:30] <linuxson25> cutterjohn: I had a problem with compiz using my old Intel Display graphics driver. KDE desktop worked fine, but when I tried GNOME, it would just give me a white screen
[15:30] <cutterjohn> MikeSeth: been there, done that  just keep hoping now that one month the catalyst will magically fix my (and others) problems... only bug fixed for me so far was the annoying flickering when running opengl apps in windows
[15:31] <linuxson25> cutterjohn: I used remastersys to clone the Ubuntu installation on my laptop
[15:32] <cutterjohn> linuxson25 Oh comp[iz works OK, it's when I put the notebook to sleep that problems occur... so in the end just turning it off was the easiest solution
[15:32] <cyberkilla> Hello
[15:32] <cyberkilla> Does anybody know where there gnome-shell channel is?
[15:32] <cyberkilla> Which server?
[15:32] <linuxson25> cutterjohn: You maybe ever considered switching to a nVidia display adaptor? Ubuntu has lots of support drivers for a wide range of them
[15:32] <what_if> What is the program in ubuntu that detects your hardware and asks you how well it works ??
[15:33] <cyberkilla> I can't seem to find a gnome irc server in xchat
[15:33] <linuxson25> cutterjohn: Oh.....you got a notebook
[15:33] <nownot> alright found this http://www.mail-archive.com/universe-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com/msg99007.html how do i apply this patch
[15:33] <cutterjohn> liinuxson25 this is a notebook, easier said than done to switch GPUs but my new desktop is going to have a GTX260 or 285 because of this
[15:33] <bastidrazor> cyberkilla, #bash ?
[15:33] <grawity> cyberkilla: then add it -- irc.gnome.org
[15:33] <cyberkilla> thanks!
[15:33] <linuxson25> cutterjohn: Ok, nice :)
[15:33] <Jackiz> how can i make my laptop go into sleep mode automaticly when the lid is closed?
[15:34] <cutterjohn> linuxson AMD got their shot with this nb(my mistake) so no more AMD for me until they either get good OSS drivers out or fix their proprietary ones
[15:34] <ortsvorsteher> Jackiz: check settings in system -> settings -> energy settings
[15:34] <cutterjohn> linuxson25 according to their OSS driver guy(or one of them) the 2D part of the OSS drivers is already better than fglrx, just 3D is poor ATM
[15:35] <linuxson25> cutterjohn: LOL....I am the only AMD hardware I am running is my AMD64 TriCore CPU
[15:35] <Jackiz> thanks man
[15:35] <cutterjohn> linuxson25 going core i7 920 (I think unless 1156 i7s are any good) + nVidia GPU
[15:36] <cutterjohn> linuxson25 old desktop is 4800+ x2
[15:36] <nownot> pls somebody\
[15:36] <path1> hi
[15:36] <cutterjohn> AFK for a minute
[15:36] <linuxson25> cutterjohn: Wow, I would like to get my hands on one of those new i7 cores.....they pretty expensive this side of the world
[15:36] <nifty> hello how come ubuntu 8.04 wont recognize my ipod touch?
[15:36] <mnaines> cutterjohn, I have an Intel Core2 Quad with the nVidia GeForce 8800GTS 640MB superclocked
[15:38] <ortsvorsteher> !ipod | nifty
[15:38] <psywiped> how do i clean a hdd?
[15:39] <cutterjohn> linuxson25 they're about $40 more than AMD 965 phenom ii here
[15:39] <path1> i run windows vista and i've set up a ubuntu server. i would like to connect to it remotely. should i use VNC or RDP and i've also heard about freeNX
[15:39] <nmvictor> !znc
[15:39] <ortsvorsteher> !bot | nmvictor
[15:39] <path1> whats fastest, what will work under vista, could i use remote desktop with all of these ?
[15:39] <cutterjohn> linuxson25 oops make that $20, $40 is the 955
[15:40] <linuxson25> cutterjohn: Man....that is so unfair!! They almost 2x, 3x more expensive than the normal qua cores
[15:40] <nmvictor> ortsvorsteher: you should have typed some link to info about znc,what you gave me is an old line in this channel
[15:40] <cutterjohn> linuxson25 last I checked on newegg a core i7 920 1366 is $279
[15:40] <mnaines> linuxson25, I'm using a Kentsworth quad-core
[15:40] <ortsvorsteher> !info znc | nmvictor
[15:40] <cutterjohn> linuxson25 AMD 965 was like $240 or $250 IIRC
[15:40] <ActionParsnip> path1: rdesktop if you enable remote logon
[15:40] <mnaines> The Kentsworth is the name for the Intel Core2 Quad Q6600
[15:40] <ortsvorsteher> nmvictor, you mean this link?
[15:41] <linuxson25> cutterjohn: Live in sunny South Africa. That CPU would cost me $279x10
[15:41] <cutterjohn> linuxson25 can't order it from overseas? and hope to miss VAT?
[15:41] <ActionParsnip> path1: vnc is very heavy and unencrypted
[15:41] <linuxson25> cutterjohn: Technically speaking
[15:41] <cutterjohn> linuxson25 er import tax?
[15:41] <path1> @ActionParsnip what is rdesktop? is it rdp? is it faster than the others?
[15:42] <path1> does it come with the default installation of ubuntu 9.04 desktop
[15:42] <ActionParsnip> !info rdesktop | path1
[15:42] <linuxson25> cutterjohn: Nope. Have to pay import tax and everything...by that time it would be close to 4K
[15:42] <ActionParsnip> path1: it just integrates better as its made by microsoft for their OS
[15:42] <nmvictor> ortsvorsteher: thanks, now you did something.however i have it installed, its the usage thats a problem.its man page is not helping much,any ideas on how to use it?
[15:42] <cutterjohn> linuxson25: I
[15:42] <ActionParsnip> path1: rather than some 3rd party app
[15:42] <cutterjohn> linuxson25: I'd think about re-locating...
[15:42] <path1> @ActionParsnip i think it comes default with ubuntu installation and i've already used it, but its slow
[15:43] <ActionParsnip> path1: it also uses 128bit encryption so is quite secure wheras vnc isnot
[15:43] <ortsvorsteher> nmvictor, no, i never used znc so i dont know about how to use. may you search the web by your preferred search engine...
[15:43] <Sirmimer> Hello
[15:43] <linuxson25> cutterjohn: lol...yeah, tell me about it. Was thinking about moving to UK or Scotland
[15:43] <path1> or what i tried was slow, not sure if it really was rdp
[15:43] <Sirmimer> This is a help channel for ubuntu right?
[15:43] <path1> @ActionParsnip so what about freeNX?
[15:43] <tehlor> linuxson25: scotland! ftw
[15:43] <cutterjohn> linuxson25: weather will be miserable, but the tax situation is a little better, but prices are still high...
[15:43] <ActionParsnip> path1: no the default is vnc and yes it is slow
[15:43] <nmvictor> ortsvorsteher: ok, thanks.
[15:43] <linuxson25> Sirmimer: Yip
[15:43] <ortsvorsteher> you're welcome
[15:44] <ActionParsnip> path1: why do you need to see a full desktop though? Can you not get web interfaces to your apps?
[15:44] <ortsvorsteher> !hello | Sirmimer
[15:44] <Sirmimer> Linuxson25, could you maybe help me with some questions?
[15:44] <linuxson25> tehlor: Yeah....lol. I love rainy weather like that?
[15:44] <linuxson25> Sirmimer: Sure :) What can I help you with?
[15:44] <tehlor> i do
[15:44] <cutterjohn> linuxson25: and Intel will be trying to extract an extra $1.5B from the EU for a while
[15:44] <Sirmimer> well first little question
[15:44] <Sirmimer> I got this mouse
[15:44] <Sirmimer> And need to know if its drivers can be installed on linux?
[15:45] <ortsvorsteher> !enter | Sirmimer
[15:45] <linuxson25> cutterjohn: Geez.....so I am looking at relocating to "Down Unda"? lol
[15:45] <danbhfive> Sirmimer: they are part of the kernel
[15:45] <ActionParsnip> path1: you will have to enable remote login enabled
[15:45] <Sirmimer> (i cant find the install cd right now -.-), so i need to know if i can install Sidewinder x5 from mikrosoft on the newst version of ubuntu?
[15:45] <ActionParsnip> path1: rdp will also lock the local system's display as you only have a single desktop licence on the system
[15:46] <cutterjohn> linuxson2 probably a better option than UK or Scotland at least weatherwise....
[15:46] <linuxson25> Sirmimer: What kinda mouse is it? And what version of Ubuntu you running?
[15:46] <path1> @ActionParsnip no problem if the local system will become locked. as long as its a fast and secure way, its good
[15:46] <Sirmimer> Linuxson25, i am on the newst version of ubuntu 9. something i belive, Its a sidewinder X5 from mikrosoft
[15:46] <linuxson25> cutterjohn: Intel 920 2.66GHz i7 Quad Core CPU
[15:46] <linuxson25> R3,128.16
[15:46] <ActionParsnip> path1: i'd look into more sophistcated ways to interface with the system. oftem the whole desktop is not needed
[15:47] <cyberkilla> Does anybody here use a custom TTY resolution?
[15:47] <ActionParsnip> path1: e.g. vlc has a web interface which can be used instead of streaming the entire screen to manage audio playback
[15:47] <cutterjohn> linuxson2 that would be the one, but now I'm waiting to see how the 1156 version turn out although I'm thinking that tri-channel memory will be the win over dual channel
[15:47] <cutterjohn> linuxson25 how much are video cards in SA?
[15:47] <cyberkilla> I have a 17" 1440x900 LCD screen and the terminals/boot messages are incredibly blurry
[15:48] <linuxson25> cutterjohn: They roughly about in the same price class. Depends on what you buying. I've seen some in the 9K class
[15:48] <Sirmimer> Anyone know if that mouse's drivers can be install on ubuntu?
[15:49] <linuxson25> Sirmimer: You running Ubuntu Jaunty?
[15:49] <cutterjohn> linuxson25 is that US dollars? or local currency?
[15:49] <ortsvorsteher> !details | Sirmimer
[15:49] <Halitech> Sirmimer, what mouse? typically they should just work
[15:49] <ActionParsnip> Sirmimer: you'll find there is an open alternative some place if the kernel doesnt already play nice with it
[15:49] <linuxson25> cutterjohn: Local. If I were to convert it to dollars, you'd most probably pay somewhere in the region of $900
[15:49] <Sirmimer> I am totally new to ubuntu, so sorry if i dont know the version, i just downloaded the newst version of ubuntu yesterday, i got a mouse: sidewinder x5 from mikrosoft
[15:50] <boss_mc> Sirmimer: it will work as a mouse out of the box, but any shortcut buttions on it/force feedback might not
[15:50] <MikeSeth> cutterjohn: vga=ask in boot options
[15:50] <Sirmimer> i can use my mouse, but i cant use my side keys on it.
[15:50] <cutterjohn> linuxson25 still prettye xpensive... what the hell does SA need all the tax money for?
[15:50] <len> how do I mount ftp into a folder?
[15:50] <linuxson25> cutterjohn: So they can pocket it most likely? lol
[15:50] <cyberkilla> ooh
[15:51] <jonny_b> Can some one look at this please ---> http://paste.ubuntu.com/258100/
[15:51] <Sirmimer> the side keys are working, but i cant bind them to anything in the game i'm playing. The way i did it on windows vista was making the two side keys to like enter and swift, and then i could bind swift ingame, and it would work for that side key.
[15:51] <len> can any1 help me?
[15:51] <path1> @ActionParsnip i use a software called "PersonalBrain" and i want to use it from a remote machine, thats why i need the desktop
[15:51] <linuxson25> len: Whats up?
[15:51] <nmvictor> anyone know of a tool that will monitor the network and give on-the-fly info about the connection,packets,downloaded data and stuff?
[15:51] <len> mount ftp into a folder
[15:52] <nmvictor> url 9
[15:52] <tehlor> jonny_b: looks like a compile issue
[15:52] <jonny_b> tehlor: what can i do
[15:52] <digilord> Does anyone know how to swap the command and control keys on a Mac keyboard in Ubuntu 9.04?
[15:52] <tehlor> jonny_b: paste the command that gave you the error
[15:53] <linuxson25> cutterjohn:MSI® GeForce GTX 295 1792MB VGA card (N295GTX-M2D1792) Roughly $745.00
[15:53] <len> linuxson25, I need to mount ftp server into a local folder or use mput (ftp command) to copy a folder with subfolder without asking
[15:53] <nmvictor> !info netstat
[15:53] <jonny_b> tehlor: i can open add/remove so tried through terminal and got that error
[15:53] <nmvictor> !info netstat intrepid
[15:53] <jonny_b> tehlor:sorry 'cant open'
[15:53] <Sirmimer> When i installed the drivers / program called mouse pointer, i could control some settings in my mouse. Like chaning the sidekeys to be like enter/swfit, thatway i could bind them ingame, anyone know if i can do the same on linux?
[15:53] <grawity> len: You could use GNOME's FTP support -- Places -> Connect To Server...
[15:53] <cutterjohn> linuxson25: those are prettye xpensive here too, so I never looked... just a minute
[15:54] <grawity> len: And then it will be available in ~/.gvfs/ too.
[15:54] <grawity> len: Or take a look at ftpfs.
[15:54] <jackiz> my computer does not start after sleep-mode
[15:54] <jackiz> the moitor does not start
[15:54] <boss_mc> Sirmimer: http://forums.devnetwork.net/viewtopic.php?f=30&t=95073 has instructions for givin unrecognised keys meaning
[15:54] <tehlor> jonny_b: try downloading the src file for the app
[15:54] <tehlor> jonny_b: you might be able to pass some commands to gcc to fix it
[15:54] <IdleOne> !info gnome-nettool | nmvictor
[15:55] <tehlor> jonny_b: private me for more info
[15:55] <cutterjohn> linuxson25 cheapest looks to be $469 for GIGABYTE GV-N295-18I-B Rev2.0 GeForce GTX 295 1792MB 896 (448 x 2)-bit GDDR3 PCI Express 2.0 x16 HDCP Ready SLI Supported ... - Retail
[15:55] <linuxson25> len: you could also try sshfs
[15:55] <nmvictor> is the ubbotu gave about nettstat right?i doubt
[15:55] <len> grawity, Im trying to write a shell script to do an automated ftp job, thats y i dont wanna use gnome ftp
[15:55] <linuxson25> len: sudo apt-get install sshfs
[15:55] <Sirmimer> boss_mc, i am totally new to linux, and not a computer shark, that guide seems really confusing to me :S
[15:55] <len> how it works?
[15:56] <grawity> len: Okay... 1) Do you have to use FTP? Using SSH would be more secure.
[15:56] <linuxson25> cutterjohn: Wow....thats pretty cheap compared to down here for the same spec card
[15:56] <Sirmimer> boss_mc, sorry it just closed it, didnt mean to do that.
[15:56] <cutterjohn> linuxson25 still overpriced for what it is IMNHO though
[15:57] <cutterjohn> linuxson25 it's almost twice th eprice of the CPU I'm looking at...
[15:57] <len> linuxson25, grawity , it's simple to use from shell script?
[15:57] <boss_mc> Sirmimer: It's not super complex, read through it once and ask me any questions you're stuck on... you can pm me if you like
[15:57] <linuxson25> len: http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/how-to-mount-a-remote-folder-using-ssh-on-ubuntu/
[15:57] <len> linuxson25, thx
[15:57] <Sirmimer> okay
[15:57] <len> going to check it now
[15:57] <linuxson25> len: NP :)
[15:57] <nmvictor> IdleOne: looks like thats available for jaunty, im still in the comfort zone of intrepid?any ideas about gnome-nettool for intrepid?id appreciate the link to its .deb so i can just wget.im stuck at the terminal
[15:58] <IdleOne> nmvictor: do apt-cache search netstat
[15:58] <cutterjohn> linuxson25 that MSI card is $500 here, used to be $530 so temporary price break I guess
[15:58] <Jontafk> !doc
[15:58] <nmvictor> IdleOne: is netstat and Gnome-net tool one and the same?
[15:58] <linuxson25> cutterjohn: Geez....thats almost 3K cheaper than here
[15:59] <IdleOne> nmvictor: I believe gnome-nettool provides netstat
[15:59] <cyberkilla> vga=ask..
[15:59] <cutterjohn> linuxson25 these are all online prices so they're somewhat cheaper(sometimes alot) than an in store retail price
[16:00] <cyberkilla> Thanks again, whoever posted that: )
[16:00] <linuxson25> cutterjohn: Yeah, I was looking at online prices
[16:00] <cutterjohn> linuxson25 shipping adds about $10-20 here unless they have a free(slow) shipping deal
[16:01] <linuxson25> cutterjohn: Would still be almost 3K cheaper
[16:01] <nmvictor> IdleOne: thanks
[16:01] <jackiz> my monitor wont restart after sleep mode, my computer is HP pavilion dv9000 laptop
[16:01] <cutterjohn> linuxson25 don't feel too bad as prices are apparently as bad in Russia according to a guy on the phoronix forums...
[16:02] <linuxson25> jackiz: That might be either a firmware or hardware problem. I had the same problem with my LG LW60 notebook when I still had Windows XP loaded on it. Did it use to work?
[16:02] <leaf-sheep> Is it possible to apt-mirror few packages (eg, ubuntu-minimal, ubuntu-desktop)?
[16:02] <cutterjohn> linuxson25 he was looking at those re-badged GTS series, so I suggested(unknowingly) a GTX260-216
[16:03] <nmvictor> hey, when carrying out a ssh access, i bet the remote computer must be on, that is running,right?
[16:03] <linuxson25> cutterjohn: I heard. Their taxes must be pretty bad as well. Inflation rate there goes up by the second....lol
[16:04] <mnaines> nmvictor, if it is not on, you cannot gain access...Its a no-brainer
[16:04] <cutterjohn> linuxson25 I should've know better because there was a Russian guy here going back to Russia that ordered an MSI GT627 nb when I ordered my GT725 because it ws so much cheaper here...
[16:05] <nmvictor> mnaines: i guessed, just wanted to be sure.thanks
[16:05] <nownot> using dmraid the biggest partition i can have is 2tb?
[16:06] <linuxson25> cutterjohn: Yeah. Why you think so many people from overseas come here for their summer and December vacations? Your dollar buys so much more here than our rands
[16:06] <mrwes> Anyone have any luck speeding up the xfer rates on a BCM4309 card using the B43Legacy driver?
[16:06] <linuxson25> cutterjohn: lol
[16:06] <cutterjohn> linuxson25 didn't know many people went to SA for vacation... most people that I know tend to go to Mexico or the carribean
[16:06] <mrwes> My Intel 2200 pro died on me...heh
[16:07] <jackiz> linuxson25: no, it did not work in vista
[16:07] <jackiz> linuxson25: but when the computer was new i think it worked.
[16:07] <cutterjohn> linuxson25 mostly because its actually warm there in December.... we had so many days of -10C or -20C or so windchill here last winter...
[16:07] <linuxson25> jackiz: Then it most probably wont work in Ubuntu as well. Got the same problem with my LG, even after installing Ubuntu. It still under warranty?
[16:08] <cutterjohn> linuxson25: oops make that -25C, and -25C windchill now that I re-check
[16:08] <fabrizio> hello to everybody
[16:09] <fabrizio> somebody can help me ?
[16:09] <IdleOne> fabrizio: with?
[16:09] <linuxson25> cutterjohn: Wow....that is cold. It gets pretty hot here during the summers yeah....but you dont wanna be living in any big, open planes here during winter, cause then the temprature drops to like -7*C
[16:09] <nownot> using dmraid the biggest partition i can have is 2tb?
[16:10] <fabrizio> I need to know how install files and game on the computer?
[16:10] <Jontafk> fabrizio: Synaptic
[16:10] <IdleOne> linuxson25 and cutterjohn interesting convo but can you guys go to #ubuntu-offtopic to continue it please
[16:10] <cutterjohn> linuxson25 hmmm... didn't think that it got that cool in SA other than th emountains maybe.... anyways gotta run...
[16:10] <Jontafk> Just open your packagemanager fabrizio
[16:10] <cutterjohn> Idleone leaving anyways
[16:10] <Wizzup> Hello. I have recently upgraded to Karmic, and somehow my Nvidia-180 driver is still (partially) installed, but it isn't according to the package manager. I have installed 185 with the package manager. How would I go around completely removing 180?
[16:10] <linuxson25> cutterjohn: Cheers
[16:10] <Jontafk> or do you mean games for MSW?
[16:10] <fabrizio> thank
[16:11] <fabrizio> but were is the pakage manager?
[16:11] <linuxson25> IdleOne: Will keep that in mind :)
[16:11] <mrwes> fabrizio, system | admin
[16:11] <IdleOne> fabrizio: System> Administration > Synaptic package manager
[16:11] <IdleOne> linuxson25: thank you :)
[16:12] <linuxson25> Wizzup: You tried purging after removal? Maybe try that with terminal?
[16:12] <Wizzup> linuxson25: How? :)
[16:12] <pisse> Hi! Can someone help me out with the apache rewrite module? I've googled and tested but can't make it work :S I've changed the wwwroot to ~/public_html/ and added a .htaccess file in that dir. I've tried to edit that file and /etc/apache2/apache2.conf and /etc/apache/httpd.conf.. I also used the command a2enmod rewrite.. Either I need a very good tutorial/how to or maybe someone here could help me out step by step? Thanks
[16:12] <fabrizio> ok thank you so much
[16:12] <linuxson25> Wizzup: try sudo apt-get autoremove
[16:12] <Wizzup> Oh yea,done that.
[16:12] <fabrizio> idleone thank you
[16:13] <linuxson25> Wizzup: And you tried uninstalling the actual package with sudo apt-get remove?
[16:13] <linuxson25> Wizzup: sudo apt-get remove [package name]
[16:13] <dsdeiz> hello, is there a way to simulate a keypress event?
[16:14] <Wizzup> linuxson25: Yes. It says it isn't installed.
[16:14] <Wizzup> The problem is, I can't start X due to conflicting driver versions
[16:14] <Wizzup> It tells me my Nvidia X driver is 180, whileI installed185
[16:14] <IdleOne> fabrizio: prego
[16:14] <Wizzup> And the kernel-nvidia is 185:-/
[16:15] <gurmit> can someone tke a look at my fdisk -l results and tell me why its all weird
[16:15] <linuxson25> Wizzup: Hmmmm..... And if you type only part of the package name and then press TAB, does it show any other packages with the same name? Maybe try uninstalling all of them?
[16:15] <GPL> I cant make RotateCube Compiz Effect work ? Some documentation or tutorial would help ? UHH!
[16:15] <fabrizio> idleone you talk italian too?
[16:15] <Wizzup> linuxson25: I think I did that, too
[16:15] <Wizzup> Even tried dpkg-reconfigure
[16:15] <linuxson25> Wizzup: And no other package names displaying?
[16:16] <Wizzup> No
[16:16] <Wizzup> I'll go back to 180 for now:)
[16:16] <Halitech> gurmit, can you post them using pastebin
[16:17] <komputes> !paste | gurmit
[16:17] <linuxson25> Wizzup: Hmmmm.....What desktop manager you using? GDM? You could maybe try completely uninstalling compiz, and then when you log back in, change the compiz setting to "Normal". This will then prompt you to download the necesary display driver if I am not mistaken
[16:18] <xiphos> I need some help, I installed firestarter to manager my iptables, but everytime I reboot firestarter is telling iptables to through up the firewall. How do I stop this?
[16:18] <linuxson25> Wizzup: Then maybe over-ride the old driver
[16:18] <mnaines> xiphos, its supposed to do that.  You WANT iptables to enable the firewall every time you boot up
[16:19] <IdleOne> fabrizio: a little bit yes
[16:19] <gurmit> ok i did it
[16:19] <gurmit> where does it show
[16:20] <linuxson25> Wizzup: You can also try sudo apt-get purge to remove any left over packages
[16:20] <CoRnJuLiOx> ok, you know how in windows the filenames on the icons truncate at a given length, giving the icons a more or less uniform look? how do you get that same effect in GNOME? the icons display the full filenames, some of which are really long and its kinda jarring.
[16:20] <fabrizio> ok welcome in italy anyway
[16:20] <gurmit> komputes could you have a look if your free?
[16:20] <gurmit> i pasted it in pastebin
[16:20] <fabrizio> idleone you welcome
[16:21] <xiphos> I guess if firestarter is going to put up the firewall across reboots, its coming off this box
[16:21] <Halitech> gurmit, you need to post the url in here for us to see it
[16:21] <dennispudwill> can anyone tell me how to install unbuntu remix on a netbook?, I've downloaded remix and put it on a flash drive
[16:21] <kmosh> how does one know ones display name?
[16:21] <gurmit> oops
[16:21] <gurmit> http://paste.ubuntu.com/258115/
[16:21] <CoRnJuLiOx> xiphos, i'm curious, why wouldn't you want the firewall to start on boot?
[16:21] <mnaines> xiphos, why don't you want a firewall?  Do you want to get hacked?
[16:22] <gurmit> halitech komputes  http://paste.ubuntu.com/258115/
[16:22] <komputes> gurmit: whats the issuem can't boot into ubuntu?
[16:22] <xiphos> I don't need a firewall to come up on a LAN that I manage and know to be secure
[16:23] <fabrizio> idleone thank so much we feel the next time bye to you and everybody of the community
[16:23] <mrwes> xiphos, agreed
[16:24] <gurmit> komputes
[16:24] <Vinceman> is there a way to reset all settings of your ubuntu installation back to the defaults?
[16:24] <gurmit> i have no issue, but it says the partition table is all messed up ?
[16:24] <Vinceman> as if you just did a new install?
[16:24] <Halitech> gurmit, pretty much normal for a windows formated thumb drive
[16:25] <dennispudwill> can anyone tell me how to install remix on a netbook?
[16:25] <mnaines> xiphos, here's a conversation I heard from two security guards one time, pay attention because it applies to network security as much as physical security:  "What kind of security do you have inside the foundry?"  "We have a state of the art security system."  "What do you need all that security for in a remote location like this?"  "It was (Raheem) Kadir's idea.  And I don't think he was worried about outside threats."  "He didn't trust his own people."  "
[16:25] <gurmit> ah ok
[16:25] <gurmit> thanks guys
[16:25] <gurmit> man ubuntu support is 100x better than windows
[16:25] <gurmit> i can find most things on google
[16:25] <br34l> xactly
[16:25] <gurmit> or here
[16:25] <Vinceman> that's very interesting, now answer MY question please
[16:26] <gurmit> i suppose because its made by the people for the people.....more of us understand itmore
[16:26] <mrwes> Vinceman, no there isn't
[16:26] <sn4k3> hi everybody
[16:26] <komputes> gurmit: I still don't understand what the issue was but if the disk has a problem you can run fsck on it to fix any disk errors
[16:26] <gurmit> Q- can you backup an image of your current ubuntu (with all its settings) like you can in windows
[16:27] <dennispudwill> I'm new to linux and need some help installing ubuntu on netbook can anyone help me?
[16:27] <cfedde> gurmit: sure.
[16:27] <verp0ler_> hi
[16:27] <Halitech> Vinceman, only thing I can think of that would get you close would be to delete all the config files for all the programs you have installed which would set you at the program defaults but unless you know what you've installed, no way to automagically set it back
[16:27] <verp0ler_> what is the name of the german ubuntu channel?
[16:27] <Austad> dennispudwill install vmware
[16:27] <Austad> if you have no idea about linux
[16:28] <legend2440> !de
[16:28] <gurmit> cfedde how?
[16:28] <Vinceman> Halitech, darn
[16:28] <gurmit> komputes, ok thank you
[16:28] <Halitech> gurmit, you can use something like remastersys to create a bootable restore dvd/cd
[16:28] <gurmit> ah ok
[16:28] <Halitech> Vinceman, you can look in Synaptic and go to history and see what you've installed and when
[16:28] <gurmit> ill research into that
[16:28] <komputes> gurmit: /home is really all you need to backup unless you run many servers
[16:28] <gurmit> yeh true
[16:29] <wizztjh> hey , we are doing a open source event in malaysia! Need some help to get support from open source initiatuve , do anyone got their email?
[16:29] <gurmit> but the thing is, i have a lot of apps and codecs
[16:29] <gurmit> its a pain tryin to remember what i had installed
[16:29] <dennispudwill> can I install that directly to my netbook or do I need to put it on my external hard drive
[16:29] <Hulk_Hodn> hello
[16:29] <Hulk_Hodn> I have a strange problem i just updated Ubuntu btw. Kubuntu but now i can't get the ATI drivers working :/
[16:29] <Halitech> gurmit, do you have a dvd burner?
[16:29] <Halitech> Hulk_Hodn, what video card?
[16:29] <gurmit> no
[16:30] <Hulk_Hodn> x800
[16:30] <gurmit> i was hoping i could back it up onto usb
[16:30] <gurmit> im using an eee pc
[16:30] <dennispudwill> Austud:  Do I need to install directly to my netbook or use and external hard drive
[16:30] <Halitech> Hulk_Hodn, you won't be able to do the restricted ati drivers, ati dropped support http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/linux/Legacy/Pages/radeon_linux.aspx?type=2.4.1&product=2.4.1.3.17&lang=English
[16:30] <mrwes> dennispudwill, here is a great web site for resources on installation: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/
[16:31] <kevdog> Is it necessary to compile gstreamer--plugins-bad to make this thing work?  I'm working all from source code!
[16:31] <Hulk_Hodn> so i think i can't us the newer official drivers but i'm not sure
[16:31] <Halitech> gurmit, not sure if remastersys has an option to create it on a usb drive or not
[16:31] <Hulk_Hodn> hmm okay stupid ati !?
[16:31] <ShapeShifter499> hi
[16:31] <gurmit> halitech, ah ok
[16:31] <GPL> Where can i find, a documentation for Compiz Desktop Effects, i am having problems using Desktop Cube + Rotate Cube , effect :(
[16:31] <Jontafk> GPL: I suppose you googled?
[16:32] <Halitech> Hulk_Hodn, its not just ati, xorg made changes at the same time that prevent the ati 9.3 drivers from working
[16:32] <Jontafk> Then there are probably manpages
[16:32] <gurmit> gpl]
[16:32] <GPL> Jontafk: Yes i tried googling, and searching in Ubuntu forums, already
[16:32] <gurmit> wots the problem
[16:32] <Hulk_Hodn> well is there any other way to get a bit 3d accleration
[16:32] <gurmit> im a linux noob but i know a little
[16:32] <GPL> gurmit : when i press Ctrl + Alt + Down, the Desktop Cube doesnt comes :(
[16:32] <Halitech> Hulk_Hodn, I think the radeon and radeonhd drivers should still work
[16:33] <Vinceman> this ZOO
[16:33] <gurmit> GPL hold down the scroll mouse button and move your mouse
[16:33] <Hulk_Hodn> or can i go back to 8.04 (sorry i'm not so used to Ubuntu :) )
[16:33] <ShapeShifter499> can I install ubuntu packages on debian and vica-versa?
[16:34] <GPL> gurmit , nothing happens
[16:34] <gurmit> did you resolve the conflicts
[16:34] <komputes> gurmit: I have a simple solution to backup the name of the apps you have installed and then automatically reinstall them when you recover. since the config file are in /home that's all you need to backup
[16:34] <gurmit> when selecting the cube and rotation
[16:34] <ShapeShifter499> ?
[16:34] <GPL> gurmit: Yes, i always resolve the conflicts ;)
[16:35] <gurmit> komputes - ah yeh..they are hidden files/folders right?
[16:35] <komputes> gurmit: exactly
[16:36] <gurmit> im still trying to figure out how i can delete the recovery partition from the UNR desktop
[16:36] <gurmit> and from ubuntu as a whole
[16:36] <komputes> gurmit: first command you do on the computer you want to back up
[16:36] <komputes> gurmit: dpkg --get-selections > dpkg.selection
[16:36] <gurmit> not delete (hide)
[16:36] <komputes> dpkg.selection is the file with all the installed packages - be sure to back that up
[16:36] <gurmit> komputes, what does that do
[16:36] <komputes> gurmit: it write a list of installed packages to a file
[16:37] <Halitech> Hulk_Hodn, yes you can reinstall 8.04
[16:37] <Halitech> ShapeShifter499, no you can't
[16:37] <ShapeShifter499> why?
[16:37] <Halitech> ShapeShifter499, differences in versions
[16:37] <gurmit> komputes thats better than looking at config files lol
[16:37] <komputes> gurmit: then when you want to restore, you just need to run: dpkg --set-selections < dpkg.selection ; apt-get dselect-upgrade
[16:37] <Hulk_Hodn> i guess i need to backup important files myself
[16:38] <twobitsprite> I am running the proprietary ATI driver from the repo in Jaunty... whenever I run a program which uses 3d rendering, I get randomly flickering black horizonrtal bars....
[16:38] <twobitsprite> anyone else get that?
[16:38] <Halitech> ShapeShifter499, actually, shouldn't say you can't, you can but I won't be responible for your system crashing if you do
[16:38] <komputes> gurmit: all of these commands as root or prefixed with sudo
[16:38] <ShapeShifter499> ok
[16:38] <komputes> gurmit: I also have a simple article I wrote on how to reinstall ubuntu while preserving /home
[16:39] <digital1> Un fulmine ha fatto andare via la corrente.....e ubuntu non mi parte piu' neanche in recovery mode..... che posso fare?
[16:39] <gurmit> komputes thats great, but the apps will still have to be reintalled
[16:39] <stefg> !it | digital1
[16:39] <komputes> gurmit: exactly, but with their versions changing every 6 months you have to do that often anyway
[16:40] <komputes> gurmit: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/komputes/HowToUbuquityPreserveHome
[16:40] <Vinceman> ! 2.6.28-15-generic
[16:40] <komputes> gurmit: with that how to you don't need to restore home, just re-download your apps
[16:40] <ShapeShifter499> ok my new question, can I install the ubuntu netbook remix packages for ppc arch on my debian wii linux system?
[16:41] <gurmit> komputes, cn you explain that other dpkg command
[16:41] <gurmit> i understand how to do it, but no what it does
[16:41] <stefg> ShapeShifter499: you'll probably run into dependency hell
[16:41] <gurmit> quite
[16:42] <ShapeShifter499> welll
[16:42] <ShapeShifter499> I'll try
[16:42] <Sirmimer> Hello, i was wondering if i can be on more networks with pidgin?
[16:42] <stefg> ShapeShifter499: and that's (of course) neither recommended nor supported
[16:43] <ShapeShifter499> i know
[16:43] <komputes> gurmit: sure, it takes the list of packages from the file and marks them for installation
[16:43] <MaGicMaX> anyone know what the official Audacious IRC is? google doesnt seem to be leading me in the right direction, and i cant find it on their official site
[16:43] <brorjonas> When I turn on "Visual effects" on my desktop, my movie players hangs x or something when I fullscreen a movie, is this common?
[16:43] <gurmit> okkk
[16:43] <gurmit> KOOL
[16:43] <komputes> gurmit: the second command after the semicolon actually installs them
[16:43] <gurmit> wowww
[16:43] <gurmit> i wish i knew that last week
[16:43] <gurmit> bloody hell
[16:43] <gurmit> lol
[16:43] <FloodBot3> gurmit: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:44] <komputes> gurmit: all you have to do is ask :)
[16:44] <Sirmimer> komputes
[16:44] <gurmit> ok so where does it backup this file
[16:44] <komputes> Sirmimer: hi
[16:44] <drajwer> hello
[16:44] <Sirmimer> Do you know if i can be on more networks with pidgin?
[16:44] <komputes> gurmit: when you open a shell/terminal, usually you are in your home directory
[16:45] <gurmit> komputes, can i save it into a file --> back that up ...then use that file at another laptop
[16:45] <Vinceman> what is the code name for version 2.6.28-15-generic?
[16:45] <komputes> Sirmimer: what network specifically?
[16:45] <Sirmimer> Quakenet
[16:45] <stefg> !version | Vinceman
[16:45] <komputes> Sirmimer: that IRC, sure
[16:45] <Sirmimer> Gameforge or gamesourge - whatever its called, also this one that ubuntu is on
[16:45] <stefg> Vinceman: that'S jaunty , btw
[16:46] <Sirmimer> Would be cool if i could be on all 3 at the same time.
[16:46] <komputes> Sirmimer: for QN, just setup a connection to irc.quakenet.org
[16:46] <lanzelloth> so... apparently you can browse your filesystem using firefox. what's doing this? is it a firefox thing or is there some basic server running?
[16:46] <Sirmimer> Yes, but how do i do that in pidgin?
[16:46] <komputes> gurmit: you can use that file on as many computers as you want
[16:46] <user50> i have latest version of flash installed but doesnot work in firefox
[16:47] <user50> how do i  correct this problem
[16:47] <gurmit> ok
[16:47] <grawity> Sirmimer: accounts -> Manage Accounts -> Add...
[16:47] <komputes> Sirmimer: yes , that ^
[16:47] <patric> Mahlzeit! Mist, ich hab' Scheiße gebaut!!!
[16:47] <stefg> lanzelloth: there's not much difference between browsing files on a ftp server or your local file-system. so it'S a firefox builtin
[16:48] <Sirmimer> aaaa
[16:48] <Sirmimer> thanks alot =)
[16:48] <lanzelloth> stefg, ok cool
[16:48] <Sirmimer> Okay i got a last question, does anyone here know the voice program called: Mumble? (I need help with it)
[16:48] <komputes> Sirmimer: I dunno about Gameforge or gamesourge - ubuntu is on freenode, which is the server you are connected to now
[16:48] <gurmit> komputes, with the restore dpkg command, it will automatically mark the files in synaptics for download?
[16:49] <Sirmimer> I am only connected to freenode, or whatever the server is called taht ubuntu is on
[16:49] <Sirmimer> #ubuntu*
[16:49] <komputes> gurmit: in the apt list, i dunno if this is reflected in synaptic, but probably
[16:49] <gurmit> if they are already installed (i see a lot of the list are things preinstalled)...will it skip them,=?
[16:49] <JOSHUA__> tty1 respawning too fast, stopped
[16:49] <stefg> !clone | gurmit
[16:49] <komputes> Sirmimer: unless you create a second connection to quakenet, you can be on many networks at once
[16:50] <JOSHUA__> Unable to execute /sbin/getty for tty<random number here>: No such file or directory
[16:51] <gurmit> stefg thanks mate, your a star
[16:51] <gurmit> i could just use that clone command to back up what i have, incase i needed a reinstall
[16:51] <Sirmimer> komputes, you wouldnt happen to remember whats the full server of quakenet is? (seems like quakenet.org didnt work)
[16:51] <MaGicMaX> anyone know what the official Audacious IRC is? google doesnt seem to be leading me in the right direction, and i cant find it on their official site
[16:52] <komputes> gurmit: just the applications, not the configs, for that you need to backup /home
[16:52] <gurmit> i dnt mind reconfiguring
[16:52] <komputes> Sirmimer: irc.quakenet.org
[16:52] <gurmit> installing is a pain
[16:52] <gere> hi.. how can i kill the gnome power manager process? i need to cycle my battery. thanks
[16:52] <Sirmimer> okay, it worked =)
[16:52] <guest1> hi
[16:53] <komputes> gurmit: with these two solutions clone/recover+preserve /home it's very easy
[16:53] <guest1> is there somebody who knows how i can get dolby virtual speaker work in my ubuntu 9.04
[16:53] <gurmit> komputes, you know when you are reinstalling without deleting home, the principle is that you are only installing root, but doesnt root contain home?
[16:54] <gurmit> so you will hve 2 homes, 1 old one (in your seperate partition) and the new one inroot
[16:54] <komputes> gurmit: yep, it deletes all the system file and reinstalls from the CD
[16:54] <Sirmimer> Can anyone help me with a program called mumble? (The mic is not working for it)
[16:54] <komputes> gurmit: no if you use the same username it will use the old fiolder
[16:54] <slide> Anyone know of a relatively cheap (about $10/month) host I can manage my own server? I don't need much bandwidth and not much space either.
[16:54] <gurmit> ah ok gotcha
[16:54] <Halitech> gurmit, no it doesn't always, you can do a custom install and save  your home folder
[16:54] <JOSHUA__> Never mind, Ubuntu's just being Ubuntu
[16:54] <mr_lou> I seem to have gotten a problem after upgrading from v8.04 to v9.04. All upload streams fail. I can't upload anything to anywhere. :-/  Any ideas?
[16:55] <gurmit> so to save my apps i need to 1.use clone command, 2.backup/dont delete home .....thus when doing  reinstall without deleting home, all i need to do is the clone command ??
[16:56] <guest1> hi.. is there somebody who knows how i can get dolby virtual speaker work in my ubuntu 9.04
[16:56] <akonito> buenas tardes
[16:56] <mrwes> slide, dydns.org is free dns service
[16:56] <akonito> poseo varios problemas la verdad, he instalado el emesene crazy pero no me funciona la recepcion de we am. alguien tiene una idea de como solucionarlo?
[16:57] <slide> mrwes, i need at least a faster connection
[16:57] <mrwes> slide, ahh ic
[16:57] <guest1> nobody who knows something about dolby virtual speaker??
[16:58] <Rubik_> I have downloaded 9.04 and burned it onto 2 different CDR's and installing was a problem. I also had one of the free CD's that came with magazine and tried that, same problem. I tried this on 3 different PC's, all ended up with failed installation. Then a buddy of mine informed me he had faced the same thing wasting 3 CDR's. Incidently, i burned the same image onto a DVD and was able to install correctly. I think there might be something wrong with the ima
[16:58] <Rubik_> ge burning onto CDR's.
[16:59] <JOSHUA__> Yes! I've successfully blacklisted those damn drivers. Thanks much for all your help, guys.
[16:59] <gurmit> komputes, also when running the clone restore command, what exactlu happens
[16:59] <gurmit> !automate
[17:00] <mrwes> Rubik_, did you run 'check CD' option before installing?
[17:00] <gurmit> !cloning
[17:00] <JOSHUA__> !?
[17:00] <JOSHUA__> aww, ubottu != nolyc
[17:00] <Rubik_> no i didn't, but surely this cannot be pure coincidence i don't think.
[17:01] <Halitech> Rubik_, can you successfully burn anything to cd and have it work?
[17:01] <gere> hi.. how can i kill the gnome power manager process? i need to cycle my battery. thanks
[17:01] <Rubik_> my burner and cd's are fine
[17:01] <Rubik_> someone ought to test it
[17:01] <Rubik_> download the image and burn it onto CD and try to install it
[17:02] <Syrtha> want to remove the laptop display from xorg and configure it with my CRT monitor but cant find a way.
[17:02] <mrwes> Rubik_, you d/l it from the official site? I've used that iso myself without issues
[17:02] <mrwes> many times :)
[17:02] <Rubik_> yes it's official
[17:02] <guest1> hi, can somebody tell my how to get "dolby" virtual speaker? .. thank you
[17:02] <Rubik_> you put it onto CD ? not dvd or not mounting the iso
[17:02] <mrwes> Rubik_, did you check the md5sum?
[17:02] <mrwes> Rubik_, CD
[17:02] <Guest88545> hello everybody ... is there a way to download rapidshare free account files by using wget?
[17:03] <ChaoticXSinZ> Anyone know of a ppa that has latest ffmeg or at least a recent version?
[17:03] <Rubik_> but i put it onto DVD and it's fine, plus my buddy downloaded himself and had the same problem
[17:03] <guest1> thanks for your help :-(
[17:03] <Rubik_> oh well, just thought i'd mention it , that's all
[17:03] <mrwes> ChaoticXSinZ, mediaubuntu has ffmpeg
[17:04] <ChaoticXSinZ> mrwes: Not for jaunty.
[17:04] <Xerran> cutterjohn: is SLi even supported in Linux?
[17:04] <deany> ChaoticXSinZ, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=786095  easy peasy
[17:04] <nmvictor> im trying to install the package libssl-dev with apt-get and i get E: Package libssl-dev has no installation candidate  how should i install it?
[17:04] <Halitech> Rubik_, the cd and dvd lasers are different so possible that the cd laser is getting bad (just saying its a possibility)
[17:05] <mrwes> ChaoticXSinZ, you can use the subversion version: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=786095
[17:05] <Rubik_> hey in VirtualBox, is snapshot the same as backing up using clonehd ?
[17:05] <osotogari> anyone have screen flickering issues with nvidia graphics card and ubuntu 9.04
[17:05] <RudyValencia> Are Realtek 8139s on motherboards good server NICs?
[17:05] <gurmit> komputes i have boot on a dif partition - do i need to reinstall that for an updated install
[17:05] <mrwes> osotogari, do you have visual effects on?
[17:05] <osotogari> @ mrwes: sure do
[17:06] <mrwes> osotogari, does it get any better when it's off ? :)
[17:06] <osotogari> @ mrwes: yes, no issues when its off :(
[17:06] <mrwes> osotogari, well it's a trade off
[17:07] <digital8080> hello is there a way to download rapidshare free account file by using wget?
[17:07] <Xerran> osotogari: thats why I switched to Radeon for my new build
[17:07] <Xerran> osotogari: I would always get that with my 8800 GT's
[17:08] <Hulk_Hodn> hmm another little question are ATI drivers be fine with 8.10 too or only 8.04
[17:08] <digital8080> anybody please help
[17:08] <Xerran> Hulk_Hodn: ?
[17:08] <mrwes> osotogari, I'm not a visual effects user, I prefer the quick desktop I get without it
[17:08] <osotogari> @ mrwes: I like my eye candy though :P Ah well, I suppose turning it off is less annoying
[17:09] <mrwes> osotogari, there used to be a tool called fusion icon that sat in your notification area, made it quick for turning compiz on and off
[17:09] <Hulk_Hodn> Xerran: in 9.04 i can't get 3d acceleration work. i want just to be sure.
[17:09] <osotogari> Its perfectly usable without the effects though, so I'm happy
[17:10] <nownot> does the alternative iso have the same gui as the regular desktop?
[17:10] <osotogari> Does anyone play any games (half life etc) on their ubuntu box?
[17:10] <digital8080> would anybody like to answer me please
[17:10] <mrwes> nownot, yes, GNOME
[17:10] <Xerran> Hulk_Hodn: The drivers that ubuntu offers in "Hardware drivers" do not work...I use the latest Catalyst 9.8
[17:10] <joakimk> What do I "apt-get install" to play video in Ubuntu? My .m4v file is played (in Totem), but with no sound
[17:10] <digital8080> i want to download a rapidshare file by wget
[17:10] <Xerran> The drivers that Ubuntuoffer lockup my system
[17:11] <Xerran> *ubuntu offer
[17:11] <mrwes> digital8080, did you try it? wget http://whatever.com/file
[17:11] <Xerran> Hulk_Hodn: The latest ATi Catalyst 9.8 drivers have Ubuntu 9.04 support
[17:11] <xangua> joakimk: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras ¿
[17:11] <Hulk_Hodn> yeah but i have a x800 and they are not supported in the new driver packages :/
[17:12] <kim_> hi everone1
[17:12] <kim_> hello~
[17:12] <TriMe> Hey anyone here know a good program in ubnntu to make flash Videos ???
[17:12] <MaGicMaX> guys, why isnt the sound working on youtube videos? I have Flash installed :(
[17:12] <Xerran> Hulk_Hodn: ohhhhh, forget I said anything....I think you will have to wait three motnhs for new drivers
[17:12] <kim_> my dick is burning now!
[17:12] <Xerran> *months
[17:12] <Halitech> Hulk_Hodn, they will be fine in 8.04 and 8.10
[17:12] <gurmit> does anyone here use flash on a fairly new eee PC
[17:12] <TriMe> MaGicMaX: I have the same problem i mainly get the problem when i am wanting to mute it.. and it does mute :|
[17:12] <kim_> me
[17:13] <gurmit> i bought a new eee pc and flash is bloody awful
[17:13] <gurmit> youtube doesnt play on fullscreen
[17:13] <Xerran> kim_: I do believe you are in the wrong room
[17:13] <kim_> everbody shit the fuck up
[17:13] <digital8080> their is nothing in this site
[17:13] <Hulk_Hodn> well if they working in 3 month its okay but till then i think i will use 8.04 btw 8.10
[17:13] <kim_> prepare to die
[17:13] <Hulk_Hodn> *are
[17:13] <digital8080> Sponsored listings for :The Sifl & Olly Show
[17:13] <digital8080> Complete Series - All 3 Seasons! Limited Edition DVD Set - Only $29
[17:13] <digital8080> www.TVManiaDVD.com
[17:13] <FloodBot3> digital8080: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:13] <MaGicMaX> is there an alternative to flash, or even firefox, i need to see youbute videos without a hitch
[17:14] <VCoolio> gurmit: you mean browser closes when you go fullscreen?
[17:14] <Xerran> kim_: This is not the frustrated prepubescent teen room.
[17:14] <thedancingdeer> need quick help! which is the best software to convert custom font text to images beautifully?
[17:14] <gurmit> vcoolio - no that happens in apple trailers!...i was upset lol i like apple trailers
[17:14] <gurmit> vcoolio - i mean youtube becomes choppy in full screen
[17:14] <VCoolio> gurmit: ok, other problem then, don't know
[17:14] <gurmit> vcoolio i have 1005HA eee pC
[17:14] <digital8080> please any help
[17:14] <hidden> hi
[17:15] <Hulk_Hodn> Xerran: anyway is there really anything expected for older graphic cards ?
[17:15] <gurmit> vcoolio with adobe flash plugin
[17:15] <digital8080> how to download a rapidshare file by wget
[17:15] <VCoolio> gurmit: I'm no flash guru but happen to know a solution for a flash problem you don't have, so sorry
[17:15] <Halitech> digital8080, you can't as far as I know
[17:15]  * leaf-sheep installs Ubuntu and it is stuck at partition formatting 33%
[17:15] <Davidebian> gurmin : may be a performance lack
[17:16] <digital8080> does anyone help me please
[17:16] <kitche> digital8080: you can't since rapidshare proxy's file downlaods
[17:16] <gurmit> ok vcoolio
[17:16] <Xerran> Hulk_Hodn: Last I checked they said they would release drivers for older cards every three motnhs
[17:16] <Xerran> months
[17:17] <gurmit> vcoolio what is the flash solve you knowof
[17:17] <TriMe> digital8080: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=ubuntu%20Rapidshare
[17:17] <VCoolio> gurmit: hang on, I'll give you a link
[17:17] <Xerran> Hulk_Hodn: Radeon 4850 cards are dirt cheap at newegg
[17:17] <digital8080> kitche: what do you mean please explain
[17:18] <VCoolio> gurmit: http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=7487421&postcount=14
[17:18] <Davidebian> gurmit: shockwave flash enances fluidity
[17:18] <gurmit> thanks
[17:18] <VCoolio> gurmit: but I doubt if it's going to help you
[17:18] <MaGicMaX> guys, FF is being lame, sounds not working in youtube videos, is there a working alternative to flash, or even FF, im willing to try anything to get youtube working right!
[17:18] <Hulk_Hodn> well depends on what you mean was cheap :)
[17:18] <thiebaude> !gnash
[17:18] <Xerran> Hulk_Hodn: $100 or so
[17:18] <JOSHUA__> is there a way to retrieve notifications?
[17:19] <raymondjtoth> ji how i run my own dns on ubuntu 9.04? so that i dont run my dns and run my own
[17:19] <raymondjtoth> ?
[17:19] <raymondjtoth> ji=hi
[17:19] <gurmit> vcoolio do you know about thi clone command to list all your packages for restore
[17:19] <joakimk> xangua: thanks!
[17:19] <JOSHUA__> Ubuntu informed me of a driver for my card that would make it run better, but I wanted to reboot to make sure it still worked before I did anything else. Now it isn't informing me again.
[17:19] <raymondjtoth> !dns
[17:19] <MaGicMaX> whats the easiest way to install gnash?
[17:20] <mnaines> !quagga
[17:20] <raymondjtoth> hi how i run my own dns on ubuntu 9.04 so i dont use my isp one?
[17:20] <xangua> MaGicMaX: sudo apt-get
[17:20] <thiebaude> MaGicMaX, i think its in synaptic
[17:20] <mannytu> open DNS
[17:20] <VCoolio> gurmit: http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=976455&postcount=3
[17:20] <MaGicMaX> should i uninstall flash first?
[17:20] <xangua> MaGicMaX: yes
[17:20] <julio_> hi there all
[17:20] <Xerran> Hulk_Hodn: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814102824
[17:21] <raymondjtoth> manytu i want to set up my own on ubuntu 9,04
[17:21] <Xerran> Hulk_Hodn: I put that in my ladies machine and it works great
[17:21] <gurmit> voolio whats the difference between tht and !cloning
[17:21] <Xerran> Hulk_Hodn: $94 is cheap :)
[17:22] <julio_> i'm having a problem with gnome (jaunty) and icon themes not showing properly
[17:22] <raymondjtoth> mannytu want to run my own and set it up on ubuntu 9.04?
[17:22] <gurmit> VCoolio whats the difference between tht and !cloning
[17:23] <raymondjtoth> how i setup and run my own dns on ubuntu 9.04 so i dont use my isp one want to set one up
[17:23] <raymondjtoth> ?
[17:23] <MaGicMaX> k i installed gnash, does it add itself to firefox automatically, or do i need to configure it at all?
[17:23] <VCoolio> gurmit: sorry? maybe understood you wrong, don't know anything about cloning apart from what they do with sheep
[17:23] <gurmit> vcoolio -- !cloning
[17:23] <gurmit> type that
[17:24] <thiebaude> !clone
[17:24] <raymondjtoth> !cloning
[17:24] <raymondjtoth> !cloning
[17:24] <slap> I would like to buid a file server for a network who doesn't have windows computer. Do I need Samba. Or do I need to only set up directory access?
[17:24] <Davidebian> raymondjtoth: it's a dream. dns servers are complex and need lot of resources
[17:24] <VCoolio> gurmit: what I pointed you to lists all your packages in a file so later you can use that file to install the same packages and your back in the same situation
[17:24] <MaGicMaX> after installing gnash and restarting firefox i get this msg at youtube "Hello, you either have JavaScript turned off or an old version of Adobe's Flash Player. Get the latest Flash player."
[17:24] <Hulk_Hodn> yeah and i live in germany so it would be ~65 euro  :)
[17:24] <raymondjtoth> davidebbian what mean
[17:24] <VCoolio> gurmit: ok, no difference then but for method
[17:25] <gurmit> vcoolio how do u use it to install the same packages
[17:25] <mrwes> slap, windows machines on there too? If so, use Samba, otherwise just use nfs
[17:25] <Akranis> Question: I
[17:25] <raymondjtoth> davidebian canb i run my own if so how do i?
[17:25] <TriMe> anyone live in Australia and got 2x 512 DDR PC2100 Sticks of ram they wanna Sell?
[17:25] <kitche> MaGicMaX: gnash does not work with youtube really it might but gnash does not support the latest flashes fully yet
[17:25] <stefg> slap: the traditional unix networking is nfs ... faster than sambe, easier to setup
[17:25] <gurmit> does it list the packages for install in synaptics
[17:25] <VCoolio> gurmit: it's in the link: cat file > dpkg --set-selections
[17:25] <gurmit> yeh vcoolio what does that do
[17:25] <Davidebian> raymondjtoth: performance may not be a problem with due performance. but it hard to set up sure
[17:26] <gurmit> How does it restore?
[17:26] <slap> so I need to mount my drive with nfs?
[17:26] <Davidebian> raymondjtoth: and i've not the needed knowledge!
[17:26] <VCoolio> gurmit: like when in synaptic you right click and set to be installed; then you hit apply but there is a command for that too
[17:26] <raymondjtoth> davideb o ok speed dont cat want to try ti set it up any good ways to
[17:26] <Akranis> *Question: I'm thinking about securing some of my more important data. Like documents, music and things generally found in the /home dir. Would it be better to back it up or to use raid. I'm not terribly familiar with either of these
[17:26] <raymondjtoth> any one?
[17:26] <stefg> slap: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/nfs-server-and-client-configuration-in-ubuntu.html
[17:26] <MaGicMaX> kitche: is there anyway to get youtube working?
[17:26] <mutenewt> why would netmanager show 2 wireless networks but iwlist scan only 1?
[17:26] <gurmit> OK, so when you "restore", it marks all the packages for install - and you just click "apply"
[17:26] <gurmit> ?
[17:26] <thiebaude> !flash
[17:26] <bruenig> networkmanager is known to be awful
[17:27] <gurmit> !restricted
[17:27] <scorpion_army> yoo yoo
[17:27] <scorpion_army> where can i get a Free Psy?
[17:27] <slap> stefg perfect. Thanks
[17:27] <MaGicMaX> kitche: i dont see the gnash plugin in firefox plugins page, should it be added automatically?
[17:27] <raymondjtoth> any one?
[17:27] <xangua> MaGicMaX: hten restart fx
[17:27] <mutenewt> bruenig: wicd also sees the second network
[17:28] <VCoolio> gurmit: maybe you can also import in synaptic, I was explaning the command, stick to gui or cli; sudo apt-get dselect-upgrade == "apply" in synaptic
[17:28] <stefg> slap https://help.ubuntu.com/8.04/serverguide/C/network-file-system.html is the official docu
[17:28] <MaGicMaX> xangua: i did that already
[17:28] <gurmit> ooo
[17:28] <gurmit> !clone
[17:28] <Chris220> Is there a way to turn off the pcspkr alerts on Ubuntu 9.04?
[17:29] <Chris220> I remember something about blacklisting it somewhere in 8.10
[17:29] <marsha> hello!  In Ubuntu 8.10, how do I add a folder to the "places" menu
[17:29] <mutenewt> the second network exists, iwlist scan just doesnt find it.
[17:29] <MaGicMaX> is there another browser that does better with flash then FF?
[17:29] <Hulk_Hodn> oh unfortuantly newegg don't deliver ot europe :(
[17:29] <vock> Noob question, but how do you know when to use sh <executable> and when to use ./<executable> when trying to run programs?
[17:30] <raymondjtoth> !browser
[17:30] <maco> vock: you can only do ./ when its executable, but you can use "sh" or "bash" even when it hasn't been chmod +x'd
[17:30] <marsha> In Ubuntu 8.10, is it possible to add another folder to the "places" menu
[17:30] <maco> vock: note that not all scripts will run with sh (dash). some actually require bash. ./ will (hopefully) get it right since it should say which it needs at the top
[17:31] <lloyd_> Hi, I created a seperate /boot/ partition and whenever I need to do a new update, I always run out of space.  Does ubuntu not delete old vm-linuz and it's other files automaticaly when it upgrades<
[17:31] <MaGicMaX> whats better, opera or midori?
[17:31] <vock> maco: So just try one or the other usually?
[17:32] <maco> vock: bash should always work. dash is smaller so it wont recognize some of the bash features
[17:32] <raymondjtoth> any one?
[17:32] <maco> vock: ive never really *seen* anyone distribute a ksh or tcsh script, so i dont think you need to worry about those...
[17:32] <Davidebian> maco : why a script shulden't start with a simple ./xxx ?
[17:32] <maco> Davidebian: what?
[17:32] <Cell-0-Type> hhhhhhh
[17:32] <ectospasm> maco: some organizations use ksh exclusively, it's still being actively maintained
[17:33] <ectospasm> ...dunno about tcsh
[17:33] <maco> ectospasm: i know it is. i work with the guy that did ksh93 ;)
[17:33] <Davidebian> maco: there are 2 ways: ./script and . script
[17:33] <ectospasm> maco: heh
[17:33] <Davidebian> maco : they always work
[17:33] <ectospasm> although for maximum portability you need to use Bourne (/bin/sh)
[17:33] <Sirmimer> ARg i just closed pidgin
[17:33] <maco> ectospasm: but im saying usually if someone's distributing  a script, theyll make it either sh or bash compatible since ksh isnt always installed on everything
[17:33] <Sirmimer> and i cant find the person who was helping me -.-
[17:33] <maco> Davidebian: . is the same as source though
[17:33] <ectospasm> maco: true enough
[17:34] <vock> maco: thanks
[17:34] <Sirmimer> Anyone know how to make auto connects/auth's with pidgin?
[17:34] <ectospasm> Sirmimer: what protocol?
[17:34] <raymondjtoth> !en
[17:34] <lloyd_> Hi, I created a seperate /boot/ partition and whenever I need to do a new update, I always run out of space.  Does ubuntu not delete old vm-linuz and it's other files automaticaly when it upgrades<
[17:34] <Davidebian> maco : sure .. but no need to type sh before !
[17:34] <ectospasm> lloyd_: no, I don't believe so
[17:35] <scotto> I'm having trouble with x and xconfig
[17:35] <ectospasm> lloyd_: no real need for /boot to be on a separate partition any more
[17:35] <scotto> it won't detect and resolution over 640x480
[17:35] <ectospasm> !ask
[17:35] <maco> Davidebian: does source / . work even when you dont chmod +x?
[17:35] <scotto> i've already tried the ubuntu wiki page
[17:35] <Sirmimer> ectospasm, protocol, what you mean?
[17:35] <maco> ectospasm: unless you use encrypted lvm ;)
[17:35] <scotto> and it was either over my head or didn't help
[17:35] <ectospasm> Sirmimer: AIM, Y!M, MSN, IRC, etc.
[17:36] <nownot> using the alternate cd i dont see the "configure software raid" option
[17:36] <mnaines> ectospasm, I generally have more than one hard drive...I use a small (120 or 150 gigabyte) drive as the boot drive with a larger (>500GB) drive as extra storage
[17:36] <nownot> where is it?
[17:36] <scotto> by using fix graphics in recovery boot i got it up to 800x600
[17:36] <ectospasm> mnaines: 120GB isn't small
[17:36] <vock> thanks everyone, was informative to listen to that
[17:36] <Davidebian> maco: like this: "source ./script" ??
[17:36] <maco> mnaines: i dont think you need that many gigs for boot...
[17:36] <Sirmimer> IRc
[17:36] <scotto> but i can't edit anything in the xconfig
[17:36] <Sirmimer> irc**
[17:36] <scotto> it tells me to run a command that puts it back to the old config
[17:36] <grim76> Have a strange issue on a remote system that I help support.  We are getting messages in /var/log/auth.log they are for a valid user of the system, but that user is not logged in when the messages are showing up.  http://pastebin.com/d2fc8342e
[17:36] <maco> Davidebian: source doesnt require ./ it can just be "source script" just like you said before ". script" but im wondering if it needs to be exectuable to do that
[17:37] <mnaines> maco, 150GB is overkill for any Linux distro, but you see my point that you can get away with a small drive as the boot drive
[17:37] <ectospasm> Sirmimer: I don't use Pidgin for IRC, so I can't help there
[17:37] <scotto> but then my monitor tells me its out of range(refresh rate)
[17:37] <Sirmimer> arg
[17:37] <ectospasm> I s'pose there's a way to autojoin, lemme see if I can figure it out
[17:37] <nownot> running 9.04 and dont see configure software raid anywhere
[17:38] <thiebaude> !raid
[17:38] <animesh> hi
[17:38] <raymondjtoth> how i fix sata in ubuntu 9.04
[17:38] <raymondjtoth> ?
[17:38] <animesh> is there any1
[17:38] <animesh> whare r u
[17:38] <radioman-lt> uu
[17:38] <radioman-lt> i am
[17:38] <animesh> ya
[17:38] <lloyd_> ectospasm: I already made it a seperate partition
[17:38] <thiebaude> animesh, what is your question?
[17:38] <mnaines> raymondjtoth, what problem are you having?
[17:38] <Davidebian> maco: you know ... I don't know! source should simply place the file inside the main script, like a preprocessor. about execution permission, i'm wondering i don't know!!!
[17:39] <radioman-lt> ubuntu rocks ;}
[17:39] <ectospasm> lloyd_: why?
[17:39] <bastidrazor> mnaines, i must be murdering the overkill.. i have 1.5TB and a 320GB drive dedicated to linux
[17:39] <raymondjtoth> main when i shut down ubuntu 9.04 i set sat err
[17:39] <raymondjtoth> im on dell laptop e1505
[17:39] <maco> radioman-lt: aye
[17:39] <animesh> how i install gtalk in ubuntu
[17:39] <radioman-lt> ;}
[17:39] <raymondjtoth> main think thay use sata
[17:40] <ectospasm> Sirmimer: so, I can join the channel (traius is me), but I can't seem to figure out how to autojoin.  Hold on a sec...
[17:40] <maco> animesh: there is no linux version of the gtalk client, but the included IM client, pidgin, can handle google talk just fine
[17:40] <xangua> animesh: pidgin can connect to gmail , pidgin is the default in ubuntu (or at least was)
[17:40] <MTeck> maco: in 9.10 there is
[17:40] <MTeck> !info gtalk
[17:40] <maco> MTeck: huh???
[17:40] <maco> oh my!
[17:40] <raymondjtoth> mains did you see my text
[17:41] <maco> MTeck: and hey it says 9.04 has it
[17:41] <MTeck> animesh: sudo apt-get install gtalk
[17:41] <raymondjtoth> maines
[17:41] <mnaines> bastidrazor, I have a 150GB Raptor drive as the boot drive and a 500GB Seagate Barracuda as extra storage...My setup has a barebones Ubuntu install on the 150GB drive and all the rest of the data on the 500GB drive
[17:41] <MTeck> maco: yup - just checked on mine first
[17:41] <bastidrazor> !info gtalk
[17:41] <mnaines> raymondjtoth, I did not understand it very well...Use proper English
[17:42] <ectospasm> Sirmimer: yeah, you click "Add a chat," and click "Autojoin when account becomes active"
[17:42] <raymondjtoth> mnaines  i have dell e1505 laptop, thing that use sats band when i sgut down ubuntu 9.04 i get ett telling me sat0 if recalled right how i fix it
[17:42] <animesh> what is the procedure download wine software
[17:42] <Sirmimer> ectospasm: were do i find "add a chat?"
[17:42] <raymondjtoth> !wine
[17:42] <mnaines> raymondjtoth, I still cannot understand a word you are saying...What is sats band and sgut down mean?
[17:42] <SirFunk> us.archive.ubuntu.com down?
[17:43] <xangua> animesh: sudo apt-get install wine
[17:43] <Iyunkateus> !virtualizers
[17:43] <raymondjtoth> sorry typoed mnaines sata
[17:43] <istvan> i have a vm with virtualbox that I just installed ubuntu server on - i installed php2 and apache2 but when ever i try to go to the IP ifconfig returns it can't connect. why, and how should I go about fixing this?
[17:43] <Iyunkateus> !virtualbox
[17:43] <MTeck> Iyunkateus: you just picked my favorite
[17:43] <raymondjtoth> mnaines sata
[17:44] <Iyunkateus> MTeck: :D
[17:44] <mnaines> raymondjtoth, I still do not understand the problem
[17:44] <jr_> question where is the default directory for firefox?
[17:44] <raymondjtoth> mnaines when i go to power off lapy i got its a dell e1505 i get, err telling me sata
[17:44] <raymondjtoth> err
[17:44] <istvan> gah, I can't stand webchat from freenode, afk while i get xchat running
[17:44] <raymondjtoth> what i do to fix it
[17:45] <MTeck> raymondjtoth: what's your problem?
[17:45] <Abhi_> hi all
[17:45] <Jonta> Hi Abhi_
[17:45] <stefg> istvan: there are different network modes for virtualbox guests. i think you didn't setup the guest right so that you can reach it from the host
[17:45] <raymondjtoth> h> mnaines when i go to power off lapy i got its a dell e1505 i get, err telling me sata
[17:45] <Abhi_> hi jonta
[17:45] <Iyunkateus> Iyunkateus: test
[17:45] <mnaines> MTeck, he's apparently having a problem with a Serial ATA drive during shutdown, but he's not being very specific as to exactly what error he is getting
[17:45] <thiebaude> !pastebin
[17:46] <MTeck> !details | raymondjtoth
[17:46] <raymondjtoth> mnaines sorry im a disabilty person hard for me to remember the err
[17:46] <MTeck> raymondjtoth: can you take a screenshot or picture with ledgible text?
[17:46] <raymondjtoth> ok when i go to shut down i get sats err no message comes up i hve dell e1505 laptop
[17:46] <trinity1000> finally i made it in after long stress full trials  using backtarck 4
[17:47] <raymondjtoth> mtech not with out shutting down my ubuntu 9.04
[17:47] <MTeck> raymondjtoth: then do it - we can't help you without this information
[17:47] <raymondjtoth> mtech all tell me is err sata no messgae when i shutdown
[17:47] <raymondjtoth> for night
[17:48] <Davidebian> raymondjtoth: sure that's an error ? if you get no proplems it could be just a warning or nothing
[17:48] <grim76> Have a strange issue on a remote system that I help support.  We are getting messages in /var/log/auth.log they are for a valid user of the system, but that user is not logged in when the messages are showing up.  http://pastebin.com/d2fc8342e
[17:48] <raymondjtoth> david how we check it see if its somthing
[17:48] <MTeck> grim76: pastebin
[17:48] <raymondjtoth> david ubuntu 8.10 never did this
[17:48] <grim76> MTeck: See the end of the statement.
[17:48] <thiebaude> raymondjtoth, are you dual booting or do you just ahve ubuntu on your system?
[17:49] <thiebaude> have
[17:49] <MTeck> grim76: sorry
[17:49] <raymondjtoth> thie no just ubuntu 9.10
[17:49] <thiebaude> ok
[17:49] <raymondjtoth> this my hard driver i have in ubuntu 9.04 is sata i have dell e1505 laptop
[17:49] <Davidebian> raymondjtoth: you'd just see. if everyting work propely , i wouldn't warry
[17:49] <stefg> Grim76: i think that might be network-manager .. is that installed ?
[17:49] <thiebaude> raymondjtoth, so when your shutting down the laptop, your getting a sata error?
[17:49] <raymondjtoth> david just tell me err
[17:49] <raymondjtoth> thie yes
[17:50] <piece> hi...what is the command to upgrade from 9.04 to 9.10 when its out?
[17:50] <ectospasm> Sirmimer: Buddies/Add a Chat
[17:50] <thiebaude> raymondjtoth, does it shutdown?
[17:50] <raymondjtoth> thie never did this on ubuntu 8.10
[17:50] <simran> How can i hide a Windows (recovery) partition in the sidebar in netbook remix??
[17:50] <grim76> stefg: It was installed at one point, but I think it was removed.  Let me verify that it is indeed removed.
[17:50] <raymondjtoth> thie yes after tell me sata err in text meny times
[17:50] <Sirmimer> Thanks =)
[17:50] <thiebaude> raymondjtoth, if you can write down those errors
[17:51] <raymondjtoth> thie will be right back to get you err
[17:51] <thiebaude> ok
[17:51] <MTeck> grim76: check your other logs to see if anything lines up - could be cron or something else similar
[17:51] <agent42> piece: see http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/upgrading maybe?
[17:51] <grim76> MTeck: ok
[17:52] <matthias91> hallo
[17:52] <grim76> stefg: Ok network manager has been re-installed.  Verified through dpkg -l | grep network
[17:52] <matthias91> kenn mich da noch gar nicht aus
[17:53] <MTeck> matthias91: this is an english only channel. What's your native language?
[17:53] <nmvictor> whenever a package is installing using dpkg, i get this msg, dpkg: serious warning: files list for package 'dialog' missing, assuming package has no files currently installed.Whas the problem and how do i fix this?
[17:53] <Austad> Hi
[17:53] <grim76> stefg: I will verify if it was installed through a patch/update, or re-installed for a specific reason.
[17:53] <ibuclaw> welcome Austad :)
[17:53] <Austad> ibuclaw :D
[17:53] <br34l> matthias91: geh nach #ubuntu-de
[17:53] <Austad> I just configured every thing.
[17:53] <Austad> The dns, apache, sql
[17:53] <Austad> bridged the vm with host.
[17:53] <matthias91> hi xD     i am new here xDD              where did you all come from ^^ ?
[17:53] <Austad> and it's so awesome!
[17:53] <phreck> ok im looking for a media center app to play from my collection of pre recorded media. MythTv is out of the question, what else is there.
[17:53] <Austad> all things in one day.
[17:53] <FloodBot3> Austad: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:53] <Austad> thanks to you guys!
[17:54] <istvan> ok, let me try this again from xchat: I set up a VM in virtual box, installed ubuntu server edition, installed apache2 and php5 - however when I run ifconfig, copy the address, and go to that IP from another machine on the network it can't connect - what am I missing?
[17:54] <ibuclaw> matthias91, depends how far back you want to go ...
[17:54] <Austad> IdleOne, now i'm working on emails. I can't send email from ubuntu
[17:54] <Austad> mailx -s alimaqsood@gmail.com test
[17:54] <Austad> and when I checked the logs
[17:54] <Rabbitbunny> istvan: Look into Ebox. It's like a control panel for servers.
[17:54] <Austad> -/var/log/mail.og
[17:54] <Austad> -/var/log/mail.log
[17:54] <Austad> there is no error.
[17:54] <FloodBot3> Austad: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:55] <Austad> but I couldn't receive the email.
[17:55] <grawity> Austad: Do you have a SMTP server installed?
[17:55] <quitte> hi. how do i use a ps2 mouse in jaunty?
[17:55] <IdleOne> Austad: ask the question to the channel. I don't know the answer
[17:55] <grawity> quitte: step 1) connect the mouse to computer.
[17:55] <raymondjtoth> this i get cant shut down sata
[17:55] <Austad> grawity, I installed mailx
[17:55] <leaf-sheep> matthias91: Planet Earth.
[17:55] <grawity> Austad: That is a mail client, not server.
[17:55] <fahadsadah> quitte: step 2) no step two
[17:55] <Austad> Do i have to install smtp as well?
[17:55]  * istvan is looking into ebox
[17:55] <fahadsadah> Austad: Yes.
[17:55] <fahadsadah> grawity: PM
[17:55] <raymondjtoth> and this also get cant shut down sat0
[17:55] <grawity> fahadsadah: Ask Cobi
[17:55] <stefg> istvan: you're missing  a good understanding of virtualbox' network modes... there's host-NAT, bridged or host-only networking. you'll probably want bridged
[17:56] <nmvictor> whenever a package is installing using dpkg, i get this msg, dpkg: serious warning: files list for package 'dialog' missing, assuming package has no files currently installed.Whas the problem and how do i fix this?
[17:56] <quitte> ok. still it doesn't work in the jaunty netbook live system
[17:56] <tommy_the-dragon> does anyone know much about dsniff
[17:56] <raymondjtoth> thie i get cant shut down sata and sat0
[17:56] <tommy_the-dragon> im getting some wierd problems when using it
[17:57] <raymondjtoth> what i do thie
[17:57] <MTeck> raymondjtoth: We can't understand what you're saying. We are also lacking way too much information to help you.
[17:57] <orangey> hello all
[17:58] <tommy_the-dragon> or does anyone know a channel i could go to to get help with dsniff related things
[17:58] <raymondjtoth> mtech i get this message on  shut down cant shutdown sata and sat0
[17:58] <ThRixXx> !java
[17:58] <orangey> I'm using Jaunty, and a couple of updates ago it seems, my flash player stopped giving any sound. All other sound works great. It doesn't even show up in pavucontrol
[17:58] <simran_> can i play avi files of a mounted windows drive in ubuntu ?
[17:58] <ThRixXx> !gedit
[17:58] <grawity> simran_: Yes
[17:58] <simran_> great
[17:58] <ThRixXx> !code
[17:58] <RHorse> orangey update your flash version
[17:58] <MTeck> !botabuse > ThRixXx
[17:58] <orangey> RHorse: to what?
[17:59] <orangey> RHorse: you mean manually from the adobe page?
[17:59] <raymondjtoth> mtech what i do
[17:59] <tommy_the-dragon> lol
[17:59] <RHorse> orangey yes
[17:59] <orangey> RHorse: OK.
[17:59] <MTeck> raymondjtoth: like I said... I can't help you
[17:59] <simran_> grawity - im trying to do this --> https://bugs.launchpad.net/netbook-remix-launcher/+bug/257641
[17:59] <simran_> can you help
[17:59] <ThRixXx> ahh MTeck, sorry man!
[17:59] <raymondjtoth> who can help me
[17:59] <tommy_the-dragon> that was kinda funny
[17:59] <MTeck> ThRixXx: not a problem
[17:59] <thiebaude> raymondjtoth, maybe you goto the dell.com community forums
[17:59] <raymondjtoth> thie there telling me to ask ubuntu
[18:00] <MTeck> raymondjtoth: ubuntuforums.com
[18:00] <tommy_the-dragon> im guessing im not gonna get help with my problem here
[18:00] <raymondjtoth> support since no one knows
[18:00] <thiebaude> raymondjtoth, i dont know how to fix your problem
[18:00] <ThRixXx> Does anyone here use gedit for a java editor ? How I get it to highlight keywords like 'String'
[18:00] <fahadsadah> tommy_the-dragon: What's your problem?
[18:00] <raymondjtoth> thie how i install sata driver
[18:00] <fahadsadah> ThRixXx: gedit has built in syntax highliting.
[18:00] <raymondjtoth> for my hd
[18:00] <fahadsadah> raymondjtoth: What is your chipset?
[18:01] <MTeck> ThRixXx: I use vim - it has syntax hilighting
[18:01] <raymondjtoth> fash intel
[18:01] <ThRixXx>  fahadsadah how do i enable it
[18:01] <ThRixXx> MTeck ill try that aswell
[18:01] <raymondjtoth> faha intel
[18:01] <Davidebian> raymondjtoth: tryed updating the distro?
[18:01] <fahadsadah> raymondjtoth: Your SATA should work out of the box.
[18:01] <raymondjtoth> david i got ubuntu 9.10
[18:01] <fahadsadah> ThRixXx: It's on by default.
[18:01] <wildc4rd> evening all
[18:01] <raymondjtoth> faha any new driver for intel i need
[18:02] <MTeck> raymondjtoth: You should probably bve using 9.04
[18:02] <tommy_the-dragon> fadhadsadah: i used arpspoof and dnsspoof, in the host file i used with dnsspoof i put *.* and the ip of my webserver
[18:02] <fahadsadah> ThRixXx: Sorry, http://www.techmetica.com/howto/how-to-enable-syntax-highlighting-in-gedit/
[18:02] <Davidebian> raymondjtoth: may be bios related. get a look
[18:02] <thiebaude> raymondjtoth, you said it worked on 8.10?
[18:02] <MTeck> !karmic | raymondjtoth
[18:02] <raymondjtoth> mtech i meant 9.04 i just got up also
[18:02] <ThRixXx> Thanks
[18:02] <tommy_the-dragon> fadhadsadah: now whenever i use arpspoof any dns request on the network is resolving to my webserver
[18:02] <aksci> can anyone please suggest some text to image converter which can generate .png images of the text i input!
[18:02] <fahadsadah> raymondjtoth: No.
[18:02] <Iyunkateus> !gedit
[18:03] <tommy_the-dragon> fadhadsadah: i was wondering if anyone here could help me or knew where i should go to get help
[18:03] <fahadsadah> tommy_the-dragon: What do you want to do?
[18:04] <tommy_the-dragon> fadhadsadah: when i start arpspoof i dont want it to resolve every dns request to my webserver
[18:04] <aksci> Iyunkateus: was that for me?
[18:04] <tommy_the-dragon> fadhadsadah: which it keeps doing now
[18:05] <simran> How can i hide a particular partition from Ubuntu - so it doesnt load it...?
[18:05] <MTeck> tommy_the-dragon: this is the place - but it's a pretty uncommon question
[18:05] <fahadsadah> tommy_the-dragon: Why are you using arpspoof?
[18:05] <fahadsadah> simran: Remove it from /etc/fstab
[18:05] <MTeck> simran: remove it from /etc/fstab
[18:05] <Iyunkateus> aksci: No, I just forgot the name of emacs, and I knew it was on that list
[18:05] <tommy_the-dragon> fadhadsadah: learning about it
[18:06] <simran> mteck it isnt listed in fstab
[18:06] <fahadsadah> tommy_the-dragon: Please describe your network?
[18:06] <simran> only the linux paritions are listed
[18:06] <Iyunkateus> aksci: I just didn't remember the name of emacs, and I knew it was in that list
[18:06] <Iyunkateus> oh I forgot I sent that already
[18:06] <Iyunkateus> oops
[18:06] <fahadsadah> simran: sudo fdisk -l, and post the output, please?
[18:07] <tommy_the-dragon> netgear router
[18:07] <simran> ok hold on
[18:07] <MTeck> simran: remove it from "cat /etc/fstab" and "mount"
[18:07] <Iyunkateus> A friend of mine says that he's having trouble playing videos...they're really slow, but they were just fine about three days ago
[18:07] <MTeck> simran: can you pastebin the output from "cat /etc/fstab" and "mount" **
[18:08] <mnaines1> !pastebin
[18:08] <simran> ok hold on
[18:08] <digital8080> hello .. when i download a file using firefox the download freezes without any reason or either any notification and its freezes at a random rate and when i try to download the same file using windows firefox the file downloaded normally without any problem could any one help to know what is the problem in my ubuntu 9.04 firefox
[18:08] <istvan> my router assigns IP addresses, should i configure VB briding for static or dynamic IP?
[18:08] <MTeck> simran: and what fahadsadah asked for
[18:08] <MatBoy> is there a decent way to remove swfdec ? when I want to remove it, it wants to remove whole gnome :S
[18:08] <Iyunkateus> I have him in Google Talk, so if you need more information, I can tell him
[18:08] <tommy_the-dragon> fadhadsadah: all the computers except my dev server and this computer are on xp, mine are on ubuntu and server edition respectively
[18:08] <MTeck> digital8080: 9.04 ?
[18:08] <tommy_the-dragon> fadhadsadah: all are connected to a netgear router
[18:08] <digital8080> yes
[18:09] <MTeck> digital8080: sounds like a bug - could you report it?
[18:09] <fahadsadah> tommy_the-dragon: Please use dig to lookup a non-webserver IP, and pastebin the output?
[18:09] <fahadsadah> !pastebin
[18:09] <User5832> hello all, need some help to setup a rt2500 pcmcia wireless card
[18:09] <digital8080> Mteck: what you mean?
[18:09] <mnaines1> User5832, rt2500 drivers are supported by default on Ubuntu
[18:10] <MTeck> digital8080: bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu
[18:10] <MatBoy> it seems that swfdoc is too much integrated into 9.04... I want to use the flashplayer itself
[18:10] <MatBoy> *swfdec
[18:10] <User5832> yeah i know but its not working
[18:10] <fahadsadah> MatBoy: Are you using aptitude or apt-get?
[18:10] <istvan> "With VirtualBox 2.1.0 you simply select host networking and select your network card (eth0 , wlan0, etc) from the pull down list.
[18:10] <istvan> No need to manually bridge your network card, no need for a tap, although you can use these devices if you wish." -- this is what I did, but still not connecting to the ip
[18:10] <ubuntu-user-b2> hello
[18:11] <tommy_the-dragon> fadhadsadah: non webserver ip?
[18:11] <User5832> at this point i have a wlan0 a wlan0:avahi and a wmaster0. that cant be good
[18:11] <MTeck> istvan: #vbox
[18:11] <fahadsadah> tommy_the-dragon: You say all lookups resolve to your webserver.
[18:11] <MatBoy> fahadsadah: apt-get
[18:11] <J2daosh> i need help geting grub back on my laptop now that i reinstalled windows
[18:11] <ubuntu-user-b2> can I get some help please with an onboard card reader?
[18:11] <fahadsadah> Do one of those lookups, with dig, and pastebin the output.
[18:11] <Iyunkateus> A friend of mine says that he's having trouble playing videos...they're really slow, but they were just fine about three days ago. I have him on Google Talk right now, so if you need more information just tell me and I can relay it to him
[18:11] <tommy_the-dragon> fadhadsadah: when i have my arpspoofer running
[18:11] <fahadsadah> MatBoy: Try aptitude.
[18:11] <ubuntu-user-b2> I have esprimo mobile v6545
[18:11] <fahadsadah> J2daosh: grub-install.
[18:11] <fahadsadah> tommy_the-dragon: Yes.
[18:11] <gurmit> fahadshah, mtek --> fdisk = http://paste.ubuntu.com/258174/
[18:12] <J2daosh> grub-install will fix?
[18:12] <fahadsadah> Yes
[18:12] <J2daosh> that would be soooo nice
[18:12] <tommy_the-dragon> fadhadsadah: typing an ip would work
[18:12] <MTeck> Iyunkateus: have him run "top" pastebin the output
[18:12] <ubuntu-user-b2> please guys
[18:12] <digital8080> MTeck: could you help me instead?
[18:12] <tommy_the-dragon> fadhadsadah: its dns thats messing up
[18:12] <fahadsadah> tommy_the-dragon: Dig is a program to run DNS lookups.
[18:13] <MatBoy> fahadsadah: should work on the package only ?
[18:13] <J2daosh> so from the live disc, i open a console and type in grub-install?
[18:13] <tommy_the-dragon> fadhadsadah: sorry i dont know much about networking
[18:13] <MTeck> digital8080: if it's a bug - then you want the experts - it's out of my realm
[18:13] <Xerran> How do you watch Quicktime video in Ubuntu?
[18:13] <tommy_the-dragon> fadhadsadah: ill look into dig, brb
[18:13] <fahadsadah> MatBoy: It will ask you before doing anything big.
[18:13] <fahadsadah> tommy_the-dragon: No.
[18:13] <dotblank> hey is http://linux.com/ down?
[18:13] <MatBoy> fahadsadah: apt-get does also
[18:13] <fahadsadah> Just type "dig ip.address.goes.here"
[18:13] <MTeck> tommy_the-dragon: you're not trying to mask the public ip of your webserver, are you?
[18:13] <fahadsadah> MatBoy: I know.
[18:13] <J2daosh> fahadsadah: live disc, console, 'grub-install'?
[18:14] <fahadsadah> dotblank: http://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/
[18:14] <Xerran> dotblank: it is up
[18:14] <fahadsadah> J2daosh: http://odzangba.wordpress.com/2007/03/10/how-to-restore-grub-using-the-ubuntu-live-cd/
[18:14] <User5832> looks like its down
[18:14] <MatBoy> fahadsadah: ok, this only wants to remove swfdec related packages, thanks @
[18:14] <Xerran> User5832: it is up
[18:14] <ubuntu-user-b2> dudes please help me
[18:15] <User5832> down
[18:15] <kaddi> dotblank: I'm getting a database connect error
[18:15] <User5832> Database Error: Unable to connect to the database:Could not connect to MySQL
[18:15] <tommy_the-dragon> MTech: no
[18:15] <MaGicMaX> guys, ive had problem with sound on flash videos on youtube, so i got a downloader plugin for youtube, and even on the DLed file, with both Totem and VLC, theres no sounds on the MP4..
[18:15] <Xerran> I am on Linux.com right now
[18:15] <digital8080> MTeck: thank you anyway
[18:16] <ubuntu-user-b2> i have fujitsu siemens espromo mobile v6545 with an onboard sd/mmc card reader. I cannot get it to work with 9.04
[18:16] <digital8080> could anyone help me
[18:16] <inktri> i've got a wireless interface and a wired interface, both of which connect to the internet. how can i disable the wired so that i rely on the wireless for internet/
[18:16] <hello> LOOK HOLIDAY TRACK FROM Greece athens iland is:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y1kz2_mdFjw     open you youtube is: pantokeritis
[18:16] <ubuntu-user-b2> can anyone h
[18:16] <ubuntu-user-b2> help me?
[18:16] <Jonta> ubuntu-user-b2: Hehe, patience
[18:16] <dean_fx> Hello
[18:16] <dean_fx> anyone active in here?
[18:16] <enzotib> no
[18:16] <ubuntu-user-b2> ok
[18:17] <fahadsadah> dean_fx: No.
[18:17] <fahadsadah> !ask
[18:17] <tommy_the-dragon> fadhadsadah: so you want me to run the arpspoofer, dig from one of the machines other than this one, and then pastebin the data?
[18:17] <fahadsadah> Yes, please.
[18:17] <fahadsadah> !pastebinit
[18:18] <dean_fx> what?
[18:18] <digital8080> could anyone tell me what what kind of problems my download has at least
[18:18] <dotblank> fahadsadah, omg I never knew that existed!
[18:18] <MTeck> digital8080: I told you - file a bug
[18:19] <MTeck> digital8080: they will help you figure it out
[18:19] <ubuntu-user-b2> i have fujitsu siemens espromo mobile v6545 with an onboard sd/mmc card reader. I cannot get it to work with 9.04. lspci|grem -i mmc says: i have fujitsu siemens espromo mobile v6545 with an onboard sd/mmc card reader. I cannot get it to work with 9.04
[18:19] <J2daosh> thank link didn't help me
[18:19] <Mech0z> Do MDADM any UI?
[18:19] <MTeck> dotblank: I knew it existed in other distros - didn't know about that :P
[18:19] <Mech0z> have any UI*
[18:19] <J2daosh> ubuntu is already installed, windows just overwrote the boot
[18:19] <MTeck> Mech0z: no
[18:20] <ubuntu-user-b2> i have fujitsu siemens espromo mobile v6545 with an onboard sd/mmc card reader. I cannot get it to work with 9.04. lspci |grep -i mmc says:
[18:20] <ubuntu-user-b2> http://pastebin.com/f18532e35
[18:20] <warlock_handler> hi guys
[18:20] <dotblank> BEST NEW PROGRAM
[18:20] <fahadsadah> J2daosh: I know
[18:20] <dotblank> im so happy now
[18:20] <J2daosh> im looking at that and it doesn't make sense fahadsadah
[18:20] <J2daosh> root, setup?
[18:20] <MTeck> Mech0z: nifty idea, but I think an app like that would be just insanely massive
[18:20] <digital8080> MTeck: how to assure that the problem will be fixed?
[18:20] <J2daosh> i just need to rewrite it
[18:21] <Syrtha> http://pastebin.com/m752a2aa1 my xorg conf and xorg log. Cant set the display refresh to over 85Hz on 1280x1024.
[18:21] <fahadsadah> J2daosh: That's what it does. Trust me.
[18:21] <tommy_the-dragon> fadhadsadah: bear with me...
[18:21] <SealedWithAKiss> I had 2GB of RAM running at around 500Mhz. I have removed them, and installed 4GB of RAM running at 800Mhz (approx). Yet a game which requires only 512MB RAM and a 1.6GHz CPU doesn't run smoothly! How come?
[18:21] <melchi> Hey does Ubuntu run on the BeagleBoard ARM ?
[18:21] <J2daosh> fahadsadah: grub-install? or the link you gave me telling me how to modify it?
[18:21] <fahadsadah> melchi: #ubuntu-arm will answer that
[18:21] <MTeck> digital8080: nothing will be done if you just site here and ask the some thing - you need to find people that know how to track down things like this - you do that by filing a bug or knowing exactly who you need to talk to
[18:22] <fahadsadah> J2daosh: The link I gave you.
[18:22] <warlock_handler> auto-identify!
[18:22] <MatBoy> fahadsadah: mhh... it still wants to remove gnome
[18:22] <melchi> fahadsadah: No one is there  :(
[18:22] <MTeck> melchi: as of either 9.04 I believe ARM is supported
[18:22] <_ba> is adding ntfs drives to ubuntu pretty easy and stable once mounted?
[18:22] <Vinceman> do you know what you are doing?
[18:22] <hello> LOOK  TRACK ZAKYNTHOS ILAND ITALIC VERSION HOLIDAY FROM Greece   is:     http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zfpGZ0nLeRg
[18:22] <SealedWithAKiss> I had 2GB of RAM running at around 500Mhz. I have removed them, and installed 4GB of RAM running at 800Mhz (approx). Yet a game which requires only 512MB RAM and a 1.6GHz CPU doesn't run smoothly! How come?
[18:23] <hello> LOOK  TRACK ZAKYNTHOS ILAND ITALIC VERSION HOLIDAY FROM Greece   is:     http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zfpGZ0nLeRg
[18:23] <J2daosh> i hope it doesn't goof my laptop :(
[18:23] <fahadsadah> SealedWithAKiss: What's the game?
[18:23] <SealedWithAKiss> fahadsadah, Medieval Total War II
[18:23] <RHorse> SealedWithAKiss say that again more slowly
[18:23] <digital8080> MTeck: thanks for the advice
[18:23] <melchi> MTeck: yeah even i have herd but dunno if it runs on the Beagleboard since no where it is mentioned that the OS runs on omap processors
[18:23] <Iyunkateus> MTeck: http://paste.ubuntu.com/258182/
[18:24] <fahadsadah> SealedWithAKiss: Windows games will never work smoothly in WINE/cedega.
[18:24] <stroyan> SealedWithAKiss: You might be seeing an mtrr problem like  https://bugs.launchpad.net/linux/+bug/210780
[18:24] <SealedWithAKiss> fahadsadah, it's running under Windows.
[18:24] <MTeck> melchi: no idea about it further, sorry. I don't even really know what ARM is :P
[18:24] <fahadsadah> Then why ask #ubuntu?
[18:24] <SealedWithAKiss> fahadsadah, because I'm using Ubuntu now, and you guys in here may be able to tell me why.
[18:25] <MatBoy> mhh... this swfdec is really annoying
[18:25] <MTeck> fahadsadah: #winehq
[18:25] <melchi> MTeck: lol thanks anyways.... and FYI ARM stands for advanced RISC machine
[18:25] <Iyunkateus> hey MTeck, I got my friend's top results, they're at http://paste.ubuntu.com/258182/
[18:26] <SealedWithAKiss> fahadsadah, I don't even know whether I install my RAM properly. My Windows base score has decreased since installing the extra (faster) RAM! Huh?
[18:26] <MTeck> melchi: I guess if it were me, I'd just grab the arm cd and try out the live session.
[18:26] <tommy_the-dragon> fadhadsadah: i cant do it now sorry
[18:26] <tommy_the-dragon> fadhadsadah: my flatmates using the internet
[18:26] <fahadsadah> SealedWithAKiss: PM, as this isn't really relevant in #ubuntu
[18:26] <sunflowerkittu> hello friends
[18:26] <sunflowerkittu> I am new to the support, joined today
[18:26] <MTeck> SealedWithAKiss: ram is a component of the board - the os doesn't care what's there - it just uses what it can
[18:27] <istvan> i'm compiling virtual box on my 64-bit system and get this error: hecking for libcurl:
[18:27] <istvan>   libcurl not found at -lcurl  or libcurl headers not found
[18:27] <istvan>  -- how can I fix this?
[18:27] <MTeck> !enter > istvan
[18:27] <RHorse> SealedWithAKiss did you make any wrong choices in memory voltages?
[18:27] <fahadsadah> istvan: sudo aptitude install libcurl
[18:27] <melchi> MTeck: nah not that simple it would a real good embedded system engg to do it.. and these devices dont come with CD roms... there are just a single 3"x3" IC
[18:27] <Iyunkateus> !enter > iyunkateus
[18:27] <fahadsadah> MTeck: Use |, not >, in future please.
[18:27] <Austad> !help
[18:27] <ThRixXx> hi i installed vim-gui, how do i launc it ?
[18:27] <Jonta> SealedWithAKiss: Just out of interest; how much RAM, and 32 or 64 bit?
[18:27] <MTeck> istvan: that's a pretty simple error - apt-get install libcurl
[18:28] <MTeck> fahadsadah: I wanted to use > instead - no need for the channel to have the message
[18:28] <istvan> "E: Couldn't find package libcurl"
[18:28] <MTeck> ThRixXx: gvim
[18:28] <SealedWithAKiss> Jonta, 2 X 1GB @ 500MHz upgraded to 4 X 1GB @ 800 MHz under Windows Vista 32bit. I know it doesn't recognise the whole 4GB.
[18:28] <fahadsadah> MTeck: OK, but most people don't like receiving excessive PMs. I sure don't.
[18:28] <Aia> ThRixXx:Applications->Accessories->Gvim
[18:29] <Jonta> Hm, weird
[18:29] <MTeck> istvan: aptitude search libcurl - there should be an exact package you need listed
[18:29] <J2daosh> SealedWithAKiss: thats because 4gigs o ram isn't recognized by 32 bit operating systems
[18:29] <MTeck> fahadsadah: more insentive to listen to it ;)
[18:29] <SealedWithAKiss> J2daosh, no shit genius.
[18:29] <sunflowerkittu> I have installed the ubuntu 9.04 on virtualbox on windows 7 RC, after installation the screen resolution is 800x600 only. how can i get a big screen like 1024 resolution?
[18:29] <J2daosh> so why are you bitching about it not showing 4 gigs retard
[18:30] <SealedWithAKiss> J2daosh, I already said I knew that.
[18:30] <MTeck> !language > SealedWithAKiss
[18:30] <fahadsadah> !language
[18:30] <ubuntu-user-b2>  i have fujitsu siemens espromo mobile v6545 with an onboard sd/mmc card reader. I cannot get it to work with 9.04. lspci |grep -i mmc says: http://pastebin.com/f18532e35
[18:30] <warlock_handler> !language
[18:30] <MTeck> ikanobori: don't msg without askin first
[18:30] <Belding> shit?
[18:31] <MTeck> Belding: watch your language
[18:31] <MTeck> s/ikanobori/Iyunkateus/
[18:32] <shreymech> kjl
[18:32] <MatBoy> fahadsadah: k, gnome was just a metapackage
[18:32] <MTeck> Iyunkateus: I'm not really sure why that would happen anymore - I hoped there was just something hogging the processes
[18:32] <ThRixXx> im using vim now but i can't type, when I press a button the pc internal speaker beeps
[18:33] <MTeck> !vim
[18:33] <MTeck> hrm..
[18:33] <MTeck> ThRixXx: http://www.howtoforge.com/vim-basics
[18:34] <shreymech> hi
[18:34] <shreymech> anyone there..??
[18:34] <tonii> no!
[18:34] <MTeck> i'm not either
[18:34] <prince_jammys> i was here, but now i'm gone.
[18:35] <xendon> i'm still gone
[18:35] <nukedeath> Hello, I tired to install Ubuntu 9.10 Alpha 4 with wubi on WIn 7, cant boot into ubuntu, it just reboots when i choose it on the boot menu
[18:35] <stroyan> ThRixXx: You type "i" to start inserting text and "Esc" to finish.  The beep is probably telling you that the cursor movement interpretation of your keys is hitting the end of the file.
[18:35] <shreymech> hello i am installing a package in my hardy .. i need some help.. i am stuck at 1 place
[18:35] <MTeck> shreymech: there's actually 1362 users in here
[18:35] <ortsvorsteher> !details | shreymech
[18:35] <ThRixXx> okay i'll check that out.. Anyway.  I used JCreator in Windows, I'm still noob at programming.  I tried netbeans but theres too much crap i dont use
[18:35] <MTeck> nukedeath: #ubuntu+1
[18:35] <MTeck> !karmic | nukedeath
[18:35] <shreymech> ok..
[18:36] <nukedeath> thx :3
[18:36] <MTeck> !details | shreymech
[18:36] <prince_jammys> ThRixXx: if this is happening because you're not familiar with vim, then after you resolve the problem, run 'vimtutor'
[18:36] <MTeck> nukedeath: np - hope they can help you get it worked out
[18:36] <ubuntu-user-b2> i have fujitsu siemens espromo mobile v6545 with an onboard sd/mmc card reader. I cannot get it to work with 9.04. lspci |grep -i mmc says: http://pastebin.com/f18532e35
[18:36] <Iyunkateus> MTeck: So what should I tell him?
[18:36] <MTeck> Iyunkateus: ubuntuforums.com
[18:37] <MTeck> Iyunkateus: best suggestion I can think of
[18:37] <ThRixXx> haha okay I don't like Vim, not visual enough
[18:38] <prince_jammys> ThRixXx: too much keyboard beeping, you mean ? ;)
[18:38] <hutch11> hi
[18:38] <MTeck> ThRixXx: perhaps emacs is more your style? I like vim because it's small enough and does exactly what I tell it too without any useless frills
[18:38] <shreymech> can some1 go through these steps and help me.. plzzzz..!!! i completed up to 4th step.. now what to do in 5th .. please help me...
[18:38] <Sabir> Which program is better to listen to music in a lossless, for example, ape + cue?
[18:38] <shreymech> http://paste.ubuntu.com/258189/
[18:39] <MTeck> !best | Sabir
[18:39] <shreymech> can some1 go through these steps and help me.. plzzzz..!!! i completed up to 4th step.. now what to do in 5th .. please help me...http://paste.ubuntu.com/258189/
[18:39] <ubuntu-user-b2> nothing on ubuntuforums
[18:39] <prince_jammys> shreymech: copy that exact line to bottom of the file ~/.bashrc
[18:39] <MTeck> shreymech: you should ask the people that wrote the application - not us - #ubuntu is for support with Ubuntu and not extra applicatiosn
[18:40] <Sabir> ok, 	
[18:40] <Sabir> just what the program, I can listen to ape + cue?
[18:40] <ScottO> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1247852
[18:40] <shreymech> prince: ok i m doing .. plzz be with me during my  installation
[18:40] <MTeck> Sabir: I use totem
[18:40] <shreymech> but hey prince as ubuntu is case sensative
[18:40] <ELCuervO> I use IRcap
[18:40] <shreymech> i have home not HOME as given in script
[18:41] <MTeck> shreymech: "echo $HOME"
[18:41] <ELCuervO>  a verrrrrrrrr
[18:41] <Sabir> MTeck, totem plays the recording as one file, but I need to have the separation of songs
[18:41] <Orlando2> I just added a new HD to fstab to mount in /home/user/data.  The drive is mounting fine.  Now the PC is displaying an icon on the dektop for the mounted drive.  How can one remove that icon?
[18:41] <ELCuervO>  HAY ALGUNA PERSONA DE ARGENTINA EN ESTE CHAT?
[18:41] <shreymech> MTech : okk i got it.. :-)
[18:41] <prince_jammys> !es | ELCuervO
[18:42] <ELCuervO> THANKS!!!
[18:42] <chessnutmushroom> i have been told its advisable to use a separate partition for swap why is that?
[18:42] <MTeck> Sabir: oh - ummm - trying to remember the name of soemthing
[18:42] <shreymech> heyy prince :  i did the copt work at the end of bash .. and i saved it.. now what to do next..??
[18:42] <MTeck> Sabir: audacious
[18:42] <MTeck> Sabir: or audacity...
[18:42] <need_help> hey need to ask about Xsession ! what config use in it ? thx
[18:42] <MTeck> !info audacity
[18:43] <MTeck> need_help: that didn't make sense
[18:43] <ThRixXx> Mteck thanks.. Im gona try BlueJ
[18:43] <Iyunkateus> MTeck: My friend wants to know what he needs to do, like clean up etc.
[18:43] <need_help> Xsession contail the /etc/profile and /etc/bash.bashrc?
[18:43] <ThRixXx> That looks more familiar
[18:43] <Sabir> Yes, I have audacious
[18:43] <MTeck> ThRixXx: never heard of it - hope it works well for you
[18:44] <shreymech> hey Mtech.. i think Prince is gone.. can u plzzz help me
[18:44] <MTeck> Sabir: audacity is what I was thinking of - it's supposed to be good
[18:44] <shreymech> can some1 go through these steps and help me.. plzzzz..!!! i completed up to 4th step.. now what to do in 5th .. please help me...http://paste.ubuntu.com/258189/
[18:44] <prince_jammys> shreymech: type this: exec bash
[18:45] <shreymech> ok prince:
[18:45] <prince_jammys> shreymech: or source ~/.bashrc   (will have the same effect)
[18:45] <pisse> I need help with php/apache rewrite module.. It just doesn't rewrite!
[18:45] <shreymech> i did
[18:45] <stercor> What's the state of Winamp for Linux?
[18:46] <MTeck> Iyunkateus: Just have him ask on ubuntuforums.com
[18:46] <swayric> hey.
[18:46] <leaf-sheep> shreymech: Type "prince" then TAB to auto-complete the nickname.  This way, they get highlighted messages.
[18:46] <prince_jammys> shreymech: then do the final step.
[18:46] <ortsvorsteher> !winamp | stercor
[18:46] <shreymech> okk thanx leachim6
[18:46] <shreymech> ok thanx leaf-sheep
[18:47] <prince_jammys> shreymech:  cd /the/directory/where_that_open_foam_thing_is  and then: ./foamInstallationTest
[18:47] <swayric> In ubuntu LiveCD the installer/fdisk/gparted will not detect the partition table. Any ideas?
[18:47] <MTeck> swayric: 9.04?
[18:47] <stercor> I know Ubuntu doesn't have it...
[18:47] <swayric> MTeck: 7.10 Live
[18:48] <ThRixXx> THanks allot MTecK for all your help! <3
[18:48] <MTeck> ThRixXx: np
[18:49] <shreymech> FATAL ERROR: OpenFOAM environment not configured.
[18:49] <shreymech>     Please refer to the installation section of the README file:
[18:49] <shreymech>     <OpenFOAM installation dir>/OpenFOAM-1.6/README
[18:49] <shreymech>     to source the OpenFOAM environment.
[18:49] <FloodBot3> shreymech: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:49] <ttl-> hi
[18:49] <shreymech> i got an error message
[18:49] <prince_jammys> shreymech: OK. looks like something went wrong in the other steps.
[18:49] <stercor> I'm using mplayer atm.
[18:49] <swayric> I boot up ubuntu 7.10 LiveCD/LiveUSB and theinstaller doesn't detect the partition table, as if the HD was not there.
[18:50] <MTeck> prince_jammys: I was thinking missing the last step you gave
[18:50] <test123> hi guys
[18:50] <test123> whats best irc cleint for ubuntu ?
[18:50] <shreymech> http://paste.ubuntu.com/258195/ check it prince
[18:50] <ttl-> i think there is a problem with fetchmail in jaunty
[18:50] <swayric> This started in the aftermath of an unclean removal of ubuntu 9.04
[18:50] <SealedWithAKiss> I have installed 4GB of RAM, why does Linux say that I only have 3.2GB?
[18:50] <IdleOne> !irc
[18:50] <MTeck> swayric: any reason you're over a year behind the latest?
[18:50] <RHorse> !best > test123
[18:50] <mnaines1> SealedWithAKiss, are you using a 32-bit version?
[18:50] <shreymech> http://paste.ubuntu.com/258195/ check it prince_jammys
[18:50] <MTeck> swayric: 7.10 is no longer supported
[18:50] <prince_jammys> shreymech: well, it looks like you did what they said. and sourcing .bashrc gave no errors.
[18:51] <test123> dont see here anything
[18:51] <SealedWithAKiss> mnaines1, I don't know how do I tell?
[18:51] <mnaines1> SealedWithAKiss: 32-bit operating systems do that...
[18:51] <mnaines1> SealedWithAKiss: I use a 64-bit version of Ubuntu and I have 4GB of RAM, but Ubuntu only sees 3.8GB
[18:51] <swayric> MTeck: Ubuntu Gutsy has support OOB for WG311v2 wireless card. I couldn't get it working in Jaunty so I removed it then decided I'd put on 7.10
[18:52] <lelbo> hi
[18:52] <shreymech> prince_jammys,  what mistake i did in configuring enviornment
[18:52] <stercor> In Gnome system monitor there's a section called, 'Memory and Swap History'.  It reports 50.0% percent swap usage, yet parted reports no /swap partition.  What's up?
[18:52] <lelbo> i a til des francais
[18:52] <prince_jammys> shreymech: you copied that other line into your .bashrc exactly as provided, right? (with the leading dot and everything)
[18:52] <shreymech> yessss
[18:52] <name> how can i make my fn key become the ctrl key
[18:52] <shreymech> prince_jammys: yess
[18:52] <ctmjr> !fr | lelbo
[18:52] <lelbo> qui peu me donner quel astuc sious back track
[18:53] <swayric> MTeck: I followed guides, from wicd.sourceforge.net which didn't seem to go anywhere so I ditched 9.04 for the ver giving support
[18:53] <shreymech> prince_jammys: shud i paste my .bashrc content after i copied that line...????
[18:53] <MTeck> swayric: you should file a bug or try the LTS and still file a bug
[18:53] <MTeck> !lts
[18:53] <Jimmio> Hello all, how can I pass wav file data to the soundcard through Pulse? Does it wrap the device file /dev/snd(Not sure if that's the proper dev file)?
[18:53] <ttl-> in daemon mode e-mail attachments get corrupted, running in debug-run all attachments are ok...
[18:53] <test123> can i bee in more chans with irssi ?
[18:53] <prince_jammys> shreymech: sure, though i suspect you did it right.
[18:53] <test123> i only see thisone here
[18:54] <MTeck> test123: yes - /join #irssi
[18:54] <ttl-> so i thinks there is something wrong with the fetchmail in jaunty
[18:54] <test123> and how to switch between tem ?
[18:54] <MTeck> test123: alt+left/right to change
[18:54] <ubuntistas> how can i change in openoffice word the way that when i put some fonts in the bottom with lines and colour in the default style of writing that's annoing any clue?
[18:54] <test123> ah okay nice
[18:54] <prince_jammys> shreymech: the last line is sourcing another file (that's what the dot does) that likely sets certain environment variables. if you had miscopied the line, you'd likely get an error from bash when you source ~/.bashrc
[18:55] <funkja> can anyone give me some pointers on how to figure out why my dvd drive won't work on my Dell Vostro 1400? (It will open before ubuntu starts up, but won't open once ubuntu starts)
[18:55] <SealedWithAKiss> Would installing a 64-bit version of Ubuntu require a fresh OS installation?
[18:55] <MTeck> funkja: does the command "eject" work?
[18:56] <mnaines1> SealedWithAKiss: yes, it would
[18:56] <MTeck> SealedWithAKiss: ys
[18:56] <adalal> SealedWithAKiss: yes...
[18:56] <funkja> MTeck: No , it says "tried to use `/dev/scd0' as device name but it is no block device"
[18:56] <stercor> What about KSplice?
[18:56] <mtlife> why would it? thought it was only kernel?
[18:56] <SealedWithAKiss> mnaines1, where did that.8GB go then?
[18:56] <RHorse> I use bitchx, which is like an old version of irssi.
[18:56] <MTeck> funkja: what ubuntu version?
[18:57] <funkja> 9.04
[18:57] <shreymech> prince_jammys: http://paste.ubuntu.com/258197/ check at lastline
[18:57] <pisse> I'm trying to get the apache mod rewrite to work on my ubuntu machine. But it only works when I have the document root at /var/www.. I want it to be in my home folder.. is there anything wrong with permissions or something? Maybe I need to config something more than apache2.conf ?
[18:57] <ubuntistas> how can i change in openoffice word the way that when i put some fonts in the bottom with lines and colour in the default style of writing that's annoing any clue?
[18:57] <MTeck> funkja: hrm - try in #ubuntu-bugs and see if they can figure out why. I'm not sure how to track it down - otherwise you could file a bug on it
[18:57] <stercor> I read about KSplice in Linux Journal.  It slips in a new kernel without a reboot.  http://www.ksplice.{org|com}
[18:58] <prince_jammys> shreymech: that's not your .bashrc
[18:58] <prince_jammys> shreymech: i hope ...
[18:58] <funkja> MTeck: Well, It was working before and then it stopped. I don't think it coincided with an update, but maybe.
[18:58] <stroyan> SealedWithAKiss: Many devices are memory-mapped.  They use up some of a 4GB address space so there is no address range left for mapping all of the 4GB of RAM.
[18:59] <shreymech> prince_jammys: it is the same file... they have clearly mentioned it location in procedure ..
[18:59] <shreymech> prince_jammys: did u saw that i pasted that line in the end.. is it ok..??
[18:59] <MTeck> funkja: sounds like a pretty interesting issue. I wish I knew enough to try to help you diagnose :(
[18:59] <prince_jammys> shreymech: the line is ok, but what about all that other stuff?  you put all that stuff in your .bashrc?
[19:00] <RHorse>  
[19:00] <grawity> RHorse: Really?
[19:00] <prince_jammys> shreymech: do you know what .bashrc is?
[19:00] <heatmzzr> man i put 9.04 on a acer one... works pretty good, uped the ram to 2gb but thats about it... haha workin good'
[19:00] <test123> is there any chance to add an bnc to the network ?
[19:01] <prince_jammys> shreymech: .bashrc is the file sourced by your shell (bash) every time you start an  interactive session (like when you open a terminal)
[19:01] <shreymech> prince_jammys: i pasted u my full content under bashrc file
[19:01] <prince_jammys> shreymech: you only had to copy a single line to the bottom of that file.
[19:01] <twobitsprite> how do I change my windowmanager in ubuntu?
[19:01] <MTeck> test123: add a proxy to freenode?
[19:01] <test123> freenode ?
[19:01] <MTeck> heatmzzr: congrats
[19:01] <shreymech> prince_jammys: i did the same thing prince.. didn't u checked my last line
[19:02] <shreymech> prince_jammys: i pasted the same line in the last
[19:02]  * MTeck needs sleep - ttyal
[19:02] <heatmzzr> MTeck: see ya man
[19:03] <prince_jammys> shreymech: it looks like you copied much more than that.
[19:03] <prince_jammys> shreymech: what about all the other OpenFoam stuff in that file?
[19:03] <prince_jammys> and where's all the stuff that's in a normal .bashrc?
[19:03] <Yakeson_Chihiro> good day
[19:03] <J2daosh> how do i setup internet on my laptop again it used to work but then i reinstalled windows and now i got nothing
[19:03] <shreymech> prince_jammys: the other contents were already present in the bashrc file... i only copied the given line in the procedure only
[19:04] <prince_jammys> shreymech: had you ever edited .bashrc in the past?
[19:04] <J2daosh> it doesn't see wired or wireless. my interfaces has both listed, but knetwork manager cant get to either
[19:04] <Yakeson_Chihiro> i can't get the "System -> Aministration -> Login Window" Which package should i install please ? I switched from KDE to Gnome a few months ago
[19:04] <adalal> hey jus a quick question guys, is this the official irc for ubuntuforums as well?
[19:04] <swayric> If I use fdisk to delete the installation I am currently in, which problems could result of it?
[19:04] <shreymech> prince_jammys: yes once while configuring my wireless headset
[19:04] <Yakeson_Chihiro> It seems my gdm is not well installed :/
[19:04] <shreymech> prince_jammys: i think.!!
[19:06] <prince_jammys> shreymech: i think you mistyped a command along the way and copied some entire file from OpenFOam into your bashrc, replacing it.
[19:06] <swayric> 8.04 LTS is no different. doesnt detect partition table
[19:06] <prince_jammys> shreymech: If you indeed just pasted the contents of ~/.bashrc
[19:07] <Alex_____> Hi!
[19:07] <Alex_____> DCC SEND "startkeylogger" 0 0 0
[19:07] <shreymech> prince_jammys: i think now i knw where i did the mistake.... listen me carefully.. i have a file named bashrc in my openfoam folder.. and i pasted the line in that file... but in the procedure it is written that ")Update your environment variables by adding the following line to our .bashrc script"
[19:07] <J2daosh> i need to get my wired internet working, how do i do this?
[19:07] <J2daosh> is there a doc?
[19:08] <adalal> J2daosh: jus connect the cable.. doesn't that work?
[19:08] <mnaines1> Is a 32GB solid-state drive overkill for Ubuntu?
[19:08] <J2daosh> adalal: nope
[19:08] <shreymech> prince_jammys: now i need to knw that where is my .bashrc script ...??
[19:08] <prince_jammys> shreymech: heh, yes, you "bashrc script" is at ~/.bashrc  (use the ~)
[19:08] <adalal> J2daosh: i'm assuming u have NM?
[19:08] <stefg> mnaines1: i found a good use for mine :-)
[19:09] <shreymech> prince_jammys: shud i type exactly ~/.bashrc in terminal
[19:09] <shreymech> ??
[19:09] <J2daosh> adalal: knetworkmanager, yes
[19:09] <mnaines1> stefg, would Ubuntu ever use all that space?
[19:09] <adalal> right... hold on
[19:09] <ttl-> does anybody know about a fetchmail problem in jaunty the is corrupting mail attachments?
[19:09] <prince_jammys> shreymech: you should type:  gedit ~/.bashrc  and paste the line said to the bottom of THAT
[19:09] <ttl-> the = that
[19:09] <stefg> mnaines1: hardly... but think of swap (hibernation) and virtual machines
[19:10] <mnaines1> stefg, I normally allocate less than 10GB to swap
[19:10] <adalal> J2daosh: run ifconfig
[19:10] <J2daosh> did
[19:10] <J2daosh> no eth0
[19:10] <adalal> and no eth1.. ? or anythign?
[19:10] <J2daosh> nope, only lo
[19:10] <J2daosh> interfaces file has 'auto eth0 iface eth0 inet dhcp'
[19:11] <prince_jammys> shreymech: and remove the line you copied into the 'bashrc' file that's part of OpenFoam thingy.
[19:11] <adalal> J2daosh: are the lights on ur ethernet port lighting up?
[19:11] <melkor> When I start my computer I can't switch the wifi on and off with the wifi button.
[19:11] <stefg> mnaines1: nowaday you never need more than waht you have in ram... hibernation space. But i have my /home partition on it as well (not music and vids)
[19:11] <J2daosh> yes
[19:11] <adalal> melkor: is it an HP?
[19:11] <melkor> adalal: its an asus
[19:12] <adalal> J2daosh: funny then...
[19:12] <adalal> J2daosh: what comes up when u insert ur cable and put in ifconfig?
[19:12] <stefg> mnaines1: so 32 GB is nive to have.. esp. vor virtual disks (fragmentation ain't no problem)
[19:12] <melkor> adalal: I can switch it by modifying a file or giving it rw permissions then it works ok.
[19:12] <adalal> no network interfaces relating that coms up?
[19:12] <J2daosh> nope
[19:12] <lelbo_> re
[19:13] <lelbo_> france
[19:13] <mnaines1> stefg, so for a 32GB drive, allocating around 8GB of space for the swap file and using the rest for Ubuntu would easily be overkill?
[19:13] <J2daosh> device: eth0
[19:13] <J2daosh> state:unmanaged
[19:13] <lelbo_> serveur francais
[19:14] <IdleOne> !fr
[19:14] <adalal> J2daosh: maybe it's a problem with ur modules?
[19:14]  * J2daosh shrugs
[19:15] <shreymech> prince_jammys: hey prince i did it .. but when i typed this line source ~/.bashrc .. i got this message.. http://paste.ubuntu.com/258207/
[19:15] <J2daosh> i dotn know how to make a wired connection not work
[19:15] <adalal> what card do u have?
[19:15] <J2daosh> it should just know it and go
[19:15] <adalal> J2daosh: tried ifconfig eth0 up
[19:15] <adalal> ?
[19:15] <shreymech> prince_jammys: now what to do ....??? :-(
[19:16] <stefg> mnaines1: not overkill... you can do it in 16GB as well (on a machine with 8GB ram you'll need 8GB swap), and use 8 GB for ubuntu... but that'S a bit tight. i think a 32 GB (in reality 30Gb) is just right
[19:16] <adalal> J2daosh: and does anything come up on dmesg when u insert the cable?
[19:16] <J2daosh> nope
[19:16] <dividebyzer01> what do I need to do in order to install XP after I've installed ubuntu?
[19:16] <J2daosh> ifconfig now shows eth0, but no inet address
[19:16] <IdleOne> stefg: why would anyone need 8GB swap?
[19:16] <adalal> J2daosh: reconnect the cable
[19:17] <stefg> IdleOne: to hibernate a machine with 8GB ram?
[19:17] <grawity> IdleOne: He has 8 GB RAM and wants to use suspend-to-disk?
[19:17] <J2daosh> nothing
[19:17] <IdleOne> ahh ok
[19:17] <ipazione> hi
[19:17] <adalal> J2daosh: 'lspci' and tell me which ethernet card u have
[19:17] <prince_jammys> shreymech: try editing the file mentioned after 'Warning' (with gedit), find the line that says 'compilerInstall' , and change the setting to 'System'
[19:17] <dividebyzer01> what do I need to do in order to install xp AFTER installing Ubuntu?
[19:17] <IdleOne> !dualboot
[19:18] <prince_jammys> shreymech: there's probably a line that says: compilerInstall='Something or the other'
[19:18] <mnaines1> stefg, I usually allocate 2x the RAM as the swap file...That gives me room for both hibernation and anything else the machine needs the swap space for
[19:18] <ipazione> help i have a big problem!
[19:18] <J2daosh> realtek semiconductor RTL8101E
[19:18] <hu5h_> hi. im trying to install canto on a hardy server. apt-get doesnt seem to find the package though. anybody know how to add the repository?
[19:18] <adalal> dividebyzer01: do u have to? cuz runnin a cut down version of xp on virtualbox works great too
[19:18] <adalal> :P
[19:18] <shreymech> prince_jammys: ok wait .. i m trying
[19:18] <mathias___> hi, I just did an LVM install, and I'm getting '/dev/mapper/mainlvm-root' does not exist
[19:18] <stefg> mnaines1: i never saw my machine swap during the last 3 yeras...
[19:18] <mathias___> and I get dropped in initramfs
[19:18] <ipazione> please !!
[19:19] <IdleOne> !ask | ipazione
[19:19] <roffe> ipazione, don't ask to ask. ask
[19:19] <dividebyzer01> adalal: well I would but there are a few windows specific applications that need to install to run
[19:19] <adalal> J2daosh: wait.. do u have a server install?
[19:19] <adalal> J2daosh: or ufw installed?
[19:19] <prince_jammys> shreymech: At least now you have done exactly what they said. If things don't work after this, find a troubleshooting document/page/irc channel or something for OpenFOAM.
[19:19] <J2daosh> ufw?
[19:19] <J2daosh> its not server
[19:19] <dividebyzer01> adalal: if I create a VM will it still allow programs to install like they normally would?
[19:19] <adalal> J2daosh: it's the universal firewall
[19:19] <adalal> dividebyzer01: most run fine!...
[19:20] <mnaines1> stefg, this SSD won't be for my desktop, it will be for my laptop...My laptop only has 2GB of RAM in it
[19:20] <shreymech> prince_jammys: hey but u plzz don go.. wait i am finishing it .. plzz wait 4 me
[19:20] <adalal> dividebyzer01: any special softwares?
[19:20] <J2daosh> shouldn't have a firewall
[19:20] <dividebyzer01> adalal: camtasia studio
[19:20] <dividebyzer01> adalal: so how do I go about setting up an XP virtual box?
[19:20] <adalal> J2daosh: lshw -C network
[19:20] <ipazione> when i use kdenlive appear initialing for a long time
[19:20] <freko28> lu all
[19:20] <adalal> dividebyzer01: install virtualbox from the repository
[19:20] <adalal> and then follow instructions and use ur xp cd to install
[19:21] <stefg> mnaines1: still a 32 GB one... you won't have a second large disk built in, will you?
[19:21] <dividebyzer01> adalal: I have wine is that different?
[19:21] <adalal> dividebyzer01: or install tiny xp
[19:21] <roffe> ipazione, use English
[19:21] <adalal> dividebyzer01: wine is just a compatibility layer
[19:21] <dividebyzer01> ah
[19:21] <mnaines1> stefg, I prefer using external drives for mission-critical stuff
[19:21] <dividebyzer01> adalal: what is tinyXP?
[19:21] <adalal> dividebyzer01: you cud try... but not all programs would function like they're supposed to
[19:21] <mnaines1> I have a 150GB external drive for the laptop
[19:21] <ipazione> sorry i'm italian
[19:21] <stefg> mnaines1: ... easier to loose or forget ...
[19:21] <adalal> dividebyzer01: stripped version of xp to the bare basics.... w/o activation as well
[19:21] <IdleOne> !it | ipazione
[19:21] <adalal> dividebyzer01: takes up next to no room
[19:22] <mnaines1> stefg, not for me...It is packed away in the same case as the laptop
[19:22] <adalal> J2daosh: try lshw -C network ...
[19:22] <dividebyzer01> adalal: so its free? also how much space do you think I should allot for tinyXP?
[19:22] <J2daosh> ok what about it
[19:22] <adalal> dividebyzer01: tiny xp is itself in total 100 mb
[19:22] <ScOrPiOn> \j toledo
[19:22] <adalal> so i suggest about 500...
[19:22] <dividebyzer01> wow
[19:23] <dividebyzer01> so maybe 10gb for various software?
[19:23] <coventry> I just upgraded from hardy to jaunty yesterday.  Flash was working in firefox yesterday, but now I just see blank fields where there ought to be a flash application (e.g. in youtube pages.)  How can I go about diagnosing and fixing this?
[19:23] <adalal> J2daosh: some report the vendor ID as illegal... and all that
[19:23] <shreymech> prince_jammys: bingooooo..!! this time i got no error.. now i am on final step... plzz pray :-)
[19:23]  * prince_jammys crosses fingers
[19:23] <adalal> dividebyzer01: u can just share ur folders from linux ... and install it on linux folders...
[19:24] <dividebyzer01> adalal: awesome, Im installing VB right now
[19:24] <adalal> dividebyzer01: virtualbox gives u the option to share folders from the host system.. so u don't have to assign the virtual os a lot of space
[19:24] <J2daosh> it sees it, not illegal
[19:24] <dividebyzer01> adalal: you happen to know off the top of your head where to get it?
[19:24] <adalal> dividebyzer01: jus remembeer u'll need to mount those cds on the menu options on virtual box to install it..
[19:24] <adalal> dividebyzer01: im an engineering student, and i have to use windows software as well
[19:24] <lotus> hey I'd like to install Windows XP Pro in a seemless vmware environment on jaunty.  How can I do this?
[19:25] <adalal> dividebyzer01: and it's a common knowledge
[19:25] <lotus> I just apt-get installed open-vm-source open-vm-tools open-vm-toolbox
[19:25] <adalal> J2daosh: hmm...
[19:25] <swayric> Is there any way I can format my HD to get back my partition table?
[19:25] <shreymech> prince_jammys: check this man  http://paste.ubuntu.com/258217/
[19:26] <shreymech> prince_jammys: this time it runned but... :-(  check
[19:26] <adalal> J2daosh: http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=4210510&postcount=6
[19:26] <slide> Is there anyway to do FTP-to-FTP transfer? so I dont have to download and then reupload?
[19:27] <melkor> Is there a repository for newer kernels which would also have the backports modules?
[19:27] <prince_jammys> shreymech: they don't like your version of the gcc compiler
[19:27] <shreymech> prince_jammys: and what about other errors..??
[19:28] <prince_jammys> shreymech: that's the only error, isn't it?
[19:28] <prince_jammys> shreymech: go to whereever you downloaded this thing and see if there's any info on that (or see if it came with an INSTALL or README that talks about this).
[19:28] <guntbert> !u | adalal
[19:29] <shreymech> prince_jammys: okk,, but is there any other to upgrade my gcc compiler
[19:29] <chris400> hello?
[19:29] <adalal> sorry :S
[19:29] <Nullslash> jo
[19:29] <Nullslash> yo
[19:30] <chris400> i'm having trouble with my integraded web cam on my sytemax laptop. any help?
[19:30] <adalal> J2daosh: any progress?
[19:30] <J2daosh> restarting
[19:30] <guntbert> Nullslash:  do you have an ubuntu support question?
[19:30] <Nullslash> chris400 , could you paste lsusb here ?
[19:31] <lightbricko> In Jaunty Jackalope I have compressed files into a .zip archive that is 26.4mb. Is it possible to choose a harder compression to get it under 25 mb?
[19:31] <Nullslash> guntbert, I'm here to help
[19:31] <mathias___> to repeat my question from 15 minutes ago: hi, I just did an LVM install, and I'm getting  '/dev/mapper/mainlvm-root does not exist' at boot
[19:31] <Nullslash> lightbricko, Have you tried bz2 ?
[19:31] <chris400> Nullslash: i will but it is not connected via usb
[19:31] <groza> hello
[19:31] <mathias___> I looked at ubuntuforums.org, and only see a whole bunch of unanswered threads concerning the subject
[19:31] <groza> i want to activate system sounds
[19:32] <lightbricko> Nullslash: No, the receiver use Windows and only knows how to handle .zip
[19:32] <guntbert> Nullslash: I see, sorry, I misread your jo / yo as from someone trying to get a feeling for the channel ... :-)
[19:32] <Nullslash> chris400 , my cam is not connected to the usb and it shows up in my lsusb
[19:33] <groza> i want to activate system sound i do what is necesary but when i hit close and pres a button or open a folder i dont hear no sound
[19:33] <Nullslash> guntbert, I was trying to type hi 1st time xD
[19:33] <shreymech> prince_jammys:  can u also check this http://www.opencfd.co.uk/openfoam/doc/README.html
[19:33] <chris400> Nullslash: so it does... Bus 001 Device 002: ID 04f2:b018 Chicony Electronics Co., Ltd Video Device
[19:33] <Nullslash> lightbricko, use 7-zip to unzip it
[19:33] <lightbricko> ok thx!
[19:33] <guntbert> Nullslash: :)
[19:33] <lotus> I'll just use virtualbox
[19:33] <Nullslash> chris400, the same I have
[19:33] <Bavaria> hi, I think one person I live with stole my password somehow. Either way, someone logged in with my account it seems
[19:34] <Bavaria> I have this line in auth.log
[19:34] <Bavaria> gdm[2873]: pam_unix(gdm:session): session closed for user myId
[19:34] <Nullslash> chris400, http://linux-uvc.berlios.de/
[19:34] <Bavaria> I mean
[19:34] <Bavaria> pam_unix(gdm:session): session opened for user dave by (uid=0)
[19:34] <Bavaria> can this have any other cause than some person logging in via gdm?
[19:34] <Bavaria> maybe cron or something?
[19:35] <Bavaria> my password should be unbreakable
[19:35] <Bavaria> I wasn't there the day when this messages was logged
[19:35] <Bavaria> So it's impossible someone logged in
[19:35] <Bavaria> But then there's this message
[19:35] <gurmit> how do i stop ubuntu from finding my windows recovery partition... i dnt want it "hidden", but removed from places, file explorer desktop etc
[19:35] <Bavaria> Can that have any other cause
[19:36] <groza> i want to activate system sound i do what is necesary but when i hit close and pres a button or open a folder i dont hear no sound
[19:36] <guntbert> !enter | Bavaria why don't you change your password now?
[19:36] <adalal> Bavaria: do u have any cron jobs? :S
[19:37] <Chris220> How do I turn off the PC Speaker noises in Ubuntu 9.04?
[19:37] <thedancingdeer> how do i save images from an .odt file? i dont know whats wrong, i'm not able to find a single option to do so!
[19:37] <Bavaria> guntbert: I will, but it should be impossible to retrieve the password
[19:37] <Bavaria> adalal: only the standard cronjobs and the ones of the programs installed
[19:37] <mathias___> Bavaria: the person has physical access? If so, he could just pop in a cd and access that way
[19:37] <Bavaria> adalal: but is sais this message originated from gdm
[19:37] <Bavaria> yes, the person has physical access
[19:37] <Bavaria> but even then, he shouldn't be able to log in as me, should he?
[19:37] <shreymech> prince_jammys: u still there..??
[19:37] <Bavaria> not without changing the password at least, i think?
[19:38] <prince_jammys> shreymech: that document suggests that there's a alternative to compiling.
[19:38] <adalal> is ur harddrive encrypted?
[19:38] <adalal> your*
[19:38] <shreymech> prince_jammys: what..??
[19:38] <prince_jammys> shreymech: was there perhaps a .deb file available for download?
[19:38] <ThRixXx> Hi guys, in linux 8.04 i used to open up a new terminal "Ctrl-Alt-F1 and type "X :1 & xterm -display :1 &"" .. Then when pressing ctrl-alt-f9 it would show a screen with a terminal, it doesnt show a terminal now on ubuntu 8.10
[19:38] <Bavaria> adalal: not really, but I doubt he'd have the skills to change shadow and so on
[19:38] <shreymech> prince_jammys: which is that method...??
[19:38] <Nullslash> huh?
[19:38] <Bavaria> I just wonder whether there can be another thing triggering that message
[19:38] <shreymech> prince_jammys: link..??
[19:38] <Bavaria> before I accuse someone
[19:39] <Al2> Any idea how should i make my webcam compatible with ubuntu?
[19:39] <ThRixXx> !webcam
[19:39] <prince_jammys> shreymech: ''If you cannot find the appropriate binary pack for your platform...'' suggests that they have some pre-packaged.
[19:39] <Nullslash> Al2, What kind of web cam do you have ?
[19:39] <Bavaria> Is there anyway to check if the system was booted from a bootcd?
[19:39] <Nullslash> wow
[19:39] <VilasBoas> Hy i need a URGENT HELP.
[19:39] <Bavaria> i didn't find anything like single-user mode in the logs
[19:39] <prince_jammys> shreymech: beyond that, the only way is to get a newer version of gcc.
[19:39] <Al2> Nullslash: Creative
[19:39] <VilasBoas> i have a motherboard ASROCK 775VM800 with a ubuntu 9.04 amd64 descktop, but i can't have sond
[19:39] <adalal> Bavaria: but a boot cd wouldn't leave a message like that :S
[19:39] <chris400> Chris220: system > preferences
[19:40] <VilasBoas> Can anyone please help me?
[19:40] <ThRixXx>  in linux 8.04 i used to open up a new terminal "Ctrl-Alt-F1 and type "X :1 & xterm -display :1 &"" .. Then when pressing ctrl-alt-f9 it would show a screen with a terminal, it doesnt show a terminal now on ubuntu 8.10
[19:40] <Bavaria> adalal: the issue puzzles me
[19:40] <shreymech> prince_jammys: how to get a new version of gcc
[19:40] <shreymech> :-(
[19:40] <shreymech> :'-
[19:40] <shreymech> :'-(
[19:40] <Nullslash> !help | VilasBoas
[19:40] <FloodBot3> shreymech: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:40] <xatcon> hi there n
[19:40] <Bavaria> adalal: would you mind taking a look at my auth.log?
[19:40] <unop> ThRixXx, have you tried ctrl+alt+f8 ?
[19:40] <prince_jammys> shreymech: don't cry. get a coffee and take a break ;)
[19:40] <adalal> Bavaria: pm me
[19:40] <Chris220> chris400: I looked under there, but I don't see anything pertaining to the PC Speaker
[19:40] <Chris220> chris400: nice name by the way :P
[19:41] <Nullslash> ls
[19:41] <gurmit> vilas - switch of external amplifier
[19:41] <VilasBoas> Nullslash: can you help me putting sond om my ubuntu?
[19:41] <gurmit> lol i dnt see how no sound is urgent
[19:41] <chris400> Chris220: Oh you mean the beeps and what have you?
[19:41] <VilasBoas> gurmit: how?
[19:41] <Alvinware> no sound is urgent.
[19:41] <ThRixXx> unop yes, but i should use F9.  In F9 it changed the background to brown but the terminal doesn't show like allways
[19:41] <shreymech> prince_jammys: hey friend i wanna thank u first for tolerating such a dumb man like me... i wanna finish my task first and than i will take coffee
[19:41] <giulio> !ciao
[19:41] <Nullslash> VilasBoas, what the hell is sond ?
[19:42] <VilasBoas> Alvinware: yes i had to travel and i need this pc to comunicat with skype
[19:42] <shreymech> prince_jammys: plzz stand by me and guide me
[19:42] <Chris220> chris400: Yes, the annoying PC Speaker beeps :P
[19:42] <shreymech> :-(
[19:42] <Nullslash> !sound | VilasBoas
[19:42] <lelbo_> bonjour peu ton m aiderr
[19:42] <VilasBoas> Nullslash: no music no skype
[19:42] <gurmit> vilasboas - volume control>preferences>external amplifier > check it > go to the external amplifier tab> switch it off
[19:42] <Alvinware> vilasboas, keep beeping?
[19:42] <gurmit> !sound
[19:42] <prince_jammys> shreymech: i don't know what to do next.
[19:43] <ThRixXx> unop you here ?
[19:43] <prince_jammys> shreymech: go to where you got it and see if there are any .deb files available for ubuntu.
[19:43] <Alvinware> VilasBoas, try gstreamer-properties in terminal.
[19:43] <chris400> Chris220: so far as I know the only way to do that is to take the speaker out of the computer. not something i would recomend either
[19:43] <tdik> I've tried to install the latest KDE in kubuntu, but had following error - dpkg (subprocess): unable to execute post-installation script: Exec format error. Any Ideas how to correct it?
[19:44] <giulio> list
[19:44] <ThRixXx> in linux 8.04 i used to open up a new terminal "Ctrl-Alt-F1 and type "X :1 & xterm -display :1 &"" .. Then when pressing ctrl-alt-f9 it would show a screen with a terminal, it doesnt show a terminal now on ubuntu 8.10
[19:44] <niktaris> hi, in UNR when a 3G mobile device is found a connection wizard is automaticaly starting up so the interface is configured. Which app is this?
[19:44] <shreymech> prince_jammys: i checked there is no such.. but will it help  ftp://ftp.trolltech.com/qt/source/qt-x11-opensource-src-4.3.5.tar.bz2
[19:44] <Nullslash> !dpkg
[19:44] <drakonik> I'm trying to install grub onto a hard disk. Any hard disk will do, so long as it will let me boot SOMETHING. But I can't resize/change my NTFS partition and I don't know if trying to install GRUB to a hard disk that's 100% NTFS partition will break the NTFS partition. And when I try to install it to the partition /dev/sdb1, a partition I created specifically FOR grub installs, the grub-install command says the disk doesn't exist, even 
[19:44] <Chris220> chris400: Haha, no, I don't think it's THAT annoying ;) I remember something in 8.10 where you could blacklist "pcspkr" and it stopped it making any noise
[19:45] <Nullslash> !grub | drakonik
[19:45] <unop> ThRixXx, can you run this command and let me know which displays are running?    ps aux ef | grep -Eo "DISPLAY=[^ ]+" | sort -u
[19:45] <bhaskar> do ubuntu hang
[19:45] <drakonik> Nullslash: Not helping.
[19:45] <gurmit> bhaskar u a patel
[19:45] <gurmit> :P
[19:45] <drakonik> I'm already reading "How to install grub" and following the directions
[19:45] <drakonik> And I'm getting the error that the disk doesn't exist
[19:45] <Alvinware> yeah, some apps in ubuntu do hang.
[19:45] <drakonik> From grub-install
[19:45] <VilasBoas> Alvinware: it can't open sound sistem
[19:45] <gurmit> how do i stop ubuntu from finding my windows recovery partition... i dnt want it "hidden", but removed from places, file explorer desktop etc
[19:45] <bhaskar> gurmit qhat this mean
[19:45] <drakonik> Even though gparted sees it very clearly.
[19:46] <Alvinware> smo times.
[19:46] <ThRixXx> unop, do I just tpye that into terminal ?
[19:46] <unop> ThRixXx, copy and paste it in.
[19:46] <guntbert> !fr | lelbo_
[19:46] <bhaskar> BioVore hi
[19:46] <Alvinware> VilasBoas, How about the ALSA?
[19:47] <ThRixXx> unop: http://paste.ubuntu.com/258224/
[19:47] <VilasBoas> Alsa is selected but it doesn't works
[19:47] <drakonik> gurmit: Try removing the partition from your /etc/fstab
[19:47] <drakonik> That should stop it from being automounted.
[19:47] <VilasBoas> wen i test it it doesn't do nothing
[19:48] <Alvinware> VilasBoas, Have you tried the gstreamer-properties in terminal.
[19:48] <Alvinware> ?
[19:48] <perniquity> Hi guys! I have Ubuntu 9.04 and Firefox 3.0.12, and whenever I try to use 'Save as' when downloading a file, nothing happens. How can I get it to download files?
[19:48] <gurmit> drakonik i tried, it doesnt show in fstab
[19:48] <bhaskar> my computer sometime just log off is it ok iam using jaunty
[19:48] <Chris220> So does anyone know how to get rid of the annoying pcspkr beeps in 9.04?
[19:48] <unop> ThRixXx, hmm, it doesn't seem to indicate you have anything running on display :1
[19:48] <ThRixXx> can I try display 2 ?
[19:48] <Alvinware> yeah, when restarting, the beep is loud.
[19:48] <unop> ThRixXx, one sec.
[19:49] <grizm> rmmod pcspkr
[19:49] <VilasBoas> Alvinware: yes i tried gstreamer-properties
[19:49] <unop> ThRixXx, what does this return?  ps aux | grep "/usr/bin/X"
[19:49] <perniquity> Has anyone else had a problem with downloading in Firefox in Jaunty? I try to save files and nothing happens; it doesn't download.
[19:50] <cfedde> unop: it's a test to see if X is running
[19:50] <ThRixXx> unop: thrixxx  15492  0.0  0.0   3236   808 pts/2    S+   20:49   0:00 grep /usr/bin/X
[19:50] <cfedde> oops.. I seem to have not read enough backlog before commenting.
[19:50] <unop> ThRixXx,  hmm, strange.  and this?  ps aux | grep "X"
[19:50] <ThRixXx> haha cfedde, join the help :D
[19:51] <ThRixXx> unop: http://paste.ubuntu.com/258227/
[19:51] <coldReactive42> Bleh: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/110784
[19:51] <coldReactive42> Still nothing
[19:52] <VilasBoas> Alvinware: any ideia?
[19:52] <giulio> !ciao
[19:52] <giulio> ciao
[19:52] <giulio> lista
[19:53] <ThRixXx> unop, I used this seperate X-whatyoumacallit to play games in. it works much easier and games run better. i can also switch easier from the game to my desktop
[19:53] <perniquity> So anyone have any suggestions? Firefox does nothing when I tell it to save a file. Using Jaunty.
[19:53] <unop> ThRixXx, odd.  X does seem to be running on display :1.    try this command and check VT9 to see if xterm is running.   DISPLAY=:1 xterm &
[19:53] <giulio> ciao
[19:53] <giulio> !ciao
[19:53] <Alvinware> VilasBoas, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingSoundProblems
[19:53] <giulio> list
[19:54] <ThRixXx> unop: "DISPLAY=:1 xterm &"
[19:54] <unop> ThRixXx, yea, run that
[19:54] <ThRixXx> unop: sorry i meant "DISPLAY=:1 xterm &"
[19:54] <guntbert> !it | giulio
[19:54] <shreymech> can any one tell me that how can i change my GCC version 4.2.x to version 4.3.x
[19:54] <ThRixXx> "[1] 15497", unop
[19:54] <shreymech> please please its urgent
[19:54] <guntbert> !please | shreymech
[19:55] <unop> ThRixXx, ok, now check ctrl+alt+f9
[19:55] <ironfoot_495> Hello I habve a problem with my movieplayer has kind of bug where it says I don't to use this file???
[19:55] <ThRixXx> unop, I LOVE YOU! :D
[19:55] <ironfoot_495> permissions
[19:56] <unop> ThRixXx, i take it that was successful .. so adjust your initial command to run this one instead.
[19:56] <guntbert> shreymech: what ubuntu version are you using?
[19:56] <shreymech> 8.04
[19:56] <ThRixXx> unop, how would I adjust the command ?
[19:56] <shreymech> guntbert: 8.04
[19:56] <spOO`> my ubuntu box has becmoe incredibly unresponsive  through its running of sabnzbd  that i cannot even log on  without about an hour dely probabyl
[19:57] <unop> ThRixXx,   well, it would become     X :1 & DISPLAY=:1 xterm &
[19:57] <madLyfe> how do i get google chrome on ubuntu?
[19:57] <guntbert> shreymech: is upgrading to 9.04 an option for you? I have gcc 4.3.3
[19:57] <adalal> madLyfe: download chromium.. it's the opensource version
[19:57] <adalal> madLyfe: which google takes and brands it
[19:57] <ThRixXx> unop, Thank you so much!! Would you mind me asking from what country you are?
[19:58] <madLyfe> you know what the link is?
[19:58] <unop> ThRixXx, england.
[19:58] <madLyfe> is it easy to install?
[19:58] <Alvinware> madlyfe, http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-install-chromium-google-chrome-in-ubuntu-using-deb-package.html
[19:58] <shreymech> guntbert: but for upgrading t0 9.04 i have to upgrade first to 8.10 thats too hectic.. is there any other way.??
[19:58] <adalal> https://launchpad.net/~chromium-daily/+archive/ppa
[19:58] <adalal> madLyfe: https://launchpad.net/~chromium-daily/+archive/ppa
[19:59] <adalal> the ubuntugeek.com is the deb installation... adn the launchpad is teh daily build rep
[19:59] <adalal> o
[19:59] <ThRixXx> unop, awesome .. the internet is usefull. im from South-Africa btw.
[20:00] <unop> ThRixXx, cool :) - well, I'm off now - Toot Siens!! (or however it is spelt) :)
[20:00] <Mike_lifeguard> Is there any utility to control fan speeds?
[20:00] <ThRixXx> unop, Tot siens :) thanks again
[20:00] <zion> i deleted my photos on iphone(it jailbreaked and got installed terminal whit ssh ) is it gonna work if i connect whit ssh and run photorec????
[20:01] <Alvinware> fan speed, i think search in the synaptic packages manager will do.
[20:01] <cN-WDOWNzu> I was woundering if anyone is using STEAM with Wine?
[20:01] <[manas]> i deleted my photos on iphone(it jailbreaked and got installed terminal whit ssh ) is it gonna work if i connect whit ssh and run photorec????
[20:01] <[GPL]> Mike_lifeguard: AFAIK , their speeds are configured automatically
[20:01] <mnaines1> !flood | [manas]
[20:01] <adalal> cN-WDOWNzu: runs horribly.. tried it
[20:01] <Mike_lifeguard> [GPL]: yes, but they're configured low automatically. I want to increase the fan speed manually so it doesn't get so hot
[20:01] <cN-WDOWNzu> really : / im so tired of windows it make me sick
[20:01] <cN-WDOWNzu> : /
[20:01] <Flannel> mnaines1: Eh?
[20:02] <adalal> cN-WDOWNzu: look up wine hq
[20:02] <adalal> for compatibility
[20:02] <mnaines1> Flannel, I hate it when people keep asking the same question over and over until they get a response
[20:02] <adalal> hven't tried it in a lil while, things couldve improved
[20:02] <[GPL]> mnaines1: that way, they get much more of an excuse :)
[20:03] <[manas]> mnaines1, sorry
[20:03] <Sirmimer> Hi
[20:03] <guntbert> shreymech: there is a ppa with a new version: https://launchpad.net/~pgquiles/+archive/ppa/+index?start=75&batch=75 (I *don't* recommend using ppa!, but if it is the only solution...
[20:03] <cN-WDOWNzu> adalal, it says its compatible, I'm just trying to figure out if the performance is comparable.
[20:03] <Sirmimer> Anyone know why my pc lags quite a bit when i listen to music on youtube?
[20:03] <Flannel> mnaines1: We have a better factoid for that.  See !repeat (ask ubottu in a query).  Also, use words.  Just tell the person that they don't need to repeat things.
[20:03] <gurmit> In UNR how do i prevent specific programs (mplayer) from maximising automatically on opening it
[20:03] <madLyfe> how do i install it?
[20:03] <adalal> cN-WDOWNzu: steam works fine.. try the games...
[20:04] <adalal> halflife wasn't good at all on it
[20:04] <mnaines1> Sirmimer: Have you thought that it could be your internet connection that's the problem?
[20:04] <Alvinware> madLyfe, http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-install-chromium-google-chrome-in-ubuntu-using-deb-package.html
[20:04] <adalal> https://launchpad.net/~chromium-daily/+archive/ppa
[20:04] <adalal> or that
[20:04] <cN-WDOWNzu> adalal, Did you try it with a pretty decent computer?
[20:05] <shreymech> guntbert: but i cudn't find 4.2.x to 4.3.x
[20:05] <shreymech> :-(
[20:05] <adalal> cN-WDOWNzu: by pretty decent.. i mean a 2.2 dual core intel 4 gb ram... 8800 nvidia
[20:05] <adalal> yes
[20:05] <tech> can someone help me get sound working?
[20:05] <mnaines1> Flannel, is 24GB of hard drive space overkill for Ubuntu?
[20:05] <adalal> tech, a lil more specifi
[20:05] <adalal> c
[20:06] <cN-WDOWNzu> adalal, what issues were you having? lag? bad video?
[20:06] <adalal> mostly lag
[20:06] <tech> where do I start?
[20:06] <adalal> or rather scratchy video
[20:06] <adalal> at times
[20:06] <adalal> u hve no sound at all?
[20:06] <Flannel> mnaines1: No.  That'll give you plenty of room for documents and more programs.
[20:06] <tech> my sound works over headphones but not over speakers
[20:06] <cN-WDOWNzu> adalal, terrible. so fed up with windows. i have ubuntu on 3 other computers
[20:06] <mindos> Hi guys..! I am having issues installing Firefox 3.5 ..
[20:07] <notwist> mnaines1 15 should be enough if youre just planning on having ubuntu in that space and no videos/whatever
[20:07] <adalal> tech, sounds like a hardware problem to me :S
[20:07] <notwist> !ask | mindos
[20:07] <cN-WDOWNzu> just started using gnome was pure console before
[20:07] <adalal> cN-WDOWNzu: me too, but have a go
[20:07] <tech> can't I change to the proper module version flag or something?
[20:07] <adalal> cN-WDOWNzu: things have improved with wine lately.. or, try running it on virtualbox
[20:07] <guntbert> shreymech: a ppa is a "personal repository" from someone, you *can* add it to your "third party sources" - see the instructions on the web site - and then you install the wanted version of gcc
[20:07] <spO> what is a good way to combine 30+ html pages to 1 html page?
[20:07] <cN-WDOWNzu> adalal, i'll have to google that
[20:07] <mnaines1> notwist, what I plan to do is have nothing but ubuntu and an 8GB swap partition on the boot drive (a 32GB solid-state drive) and using the 150GB drive for extra storage
[20:07] <adalal> tech, not so sure of that, i mean, the sound card's workign fine
[20:08] <notwist> spO have you googled "how to merge text files linux"?
[20:08] <Alvinware> tech, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingSoundProblems
[20:08] <adalal> cN-WDOWNzu: sure, just look up virtualbox.. and maybe tinyxp or tinyvista
[20:08] <giulio> ciao
[20:08] <adalal> they're stripped down, activationless versions
[20:08] <notwist> mnaines1 8 gb swap is a lot unless you have something like 4 gb of RAM
[20:08] <[manas]> anyone?
[20:09] <Al2> can someone tell me how should i make my webcam compatible with ubuntu?
[20:09] <Flannel> spO: Strip out the header stuff (everything before <body> and after </body>) then just combine them, then add the header stuff back in to the final file.
[20:09] <cN-WDOWNzu> adalal, thanks :o
[20:09] <guntbert> spO: you might want to ask in #html
[20:09] <giulio> list
[20:09] <Sirmimer> Anyone know how to make auto auth with pidgin??
[20:09] <notwist> mnaines1 if you have 1x32 and 1x150 I would recommend using 4 gb as swap, the rest for ubuntu and the 150 for data
[20:09] <mnaines1> notwist, that I do...My laptop is an Intel Cor2 Duo with 2GB of RAM, but for my birthday I am going to have it upgraded to 4GB of CAS-4 RAM and a 32GB solid-state drive
[20:09] <giulio> ciao
[20:09] <adalal> tech, either that, or some conf file that isn't working well with ur speaker hardware
[20:09] <giulio> list
[20:09] <guntbert> !list > giulio
[20:09] <notwist> mnaines1 4 gb swap is fine for 4 gb ram to
[20:09] <Alvinware> Sirmimer, search for pidgin pligins in google.
[20:09] <spO> how can i get 30+ files from a website    ,   does wget support that?
[20:09] <giulio> !list
[20:09] <notwist> spO try the "downthemall" addon for firefox
[20:10] <Flannel> [manas]: What is photorec?
[20:10] <giulio> !ciao
[20:10] <Sirmimer> Alvinware, will that help me figure out how to do auto auth = a bot makes me Voice/OP when i join the chan?
[20:10] <mnaines1> notwist, I usually have a habit of allocating 2x the RAM as swap space
[20:10] <giulio> ciao
[20:10] <guntbert> giulio: what is your problem?
[20:10] <notwist> mnaines1 im not sure but isnt swap only used when ram is full?
[20:10] <adalal> notwist: that, or when u hibernate
[20:10] <mnaines1> Yes, notwist, and its also used for hiberation
[20:10] <notwist> mnaines1 any more than 100 % of RAM as swap seems like overkill
[20:10] <[manas]> Flannel, program for files recovery i think other name is testdisk or something
[20:11] <Alvinware> Sirmimer, Search in synaptic packages manager will do too, a lots of pluhins.
[20:11] <Alvinware> plugins
[20:11] <notwist> mnaines1 oh, well 200 % still seems like a lot
[20:11] <notwist> mnaines1 but if you're willing to spend the space go for it :p
[20:11] <Sirmimer> What do you mean with plugins? I just need that auto auth
[20:11] <shreymech> guntbert: can u check this once...?? http://paste.ubuntu.com/258217/
[20:11] <adalal> u just need enough to make sure u can store everything when u hibernat
[20:11] <adalal> e
[20:11] <Flannel> [manas]: You should seek support for that program.  The reason no one's answered you here is because no one really knows what it is you're doing.
[20:11] <Sirmimer> Cant i do that in the program, like i can do auto /join #channel
[20:11] <adalal> if u have 4 gb, usually a 6 gb is more than enough
[20:11] <Flannel> giulio: Is there something we can help you with today?
[20:12] <mnaines1> notwist, the main thing I am going for is using a 150GB Raptor drive as a plug-and-play drive and the 32GB SSD as the internal boot drive
[20:12] <Alvinware> Sirmemer, You mean auto authentication?
[20:12] <notwist> mnaines1 well 2 gb back and forth makes a big difference on a 32 gb drive
[20:12] <[manas]> Flannel by mistake i deleted my photos on my iphone so im just tryibg to recover them
[20:12] <mnaines1> notwist, what do you know about RAM?
[20:13] <madLyfe> deb and deb-src?
[20:13] <notwist> what do you mean? I know how it works if thats what you're asking, im just saying you dont need 200 % of RAM as swap
[20:13] <Flannel> [manas]: Right.  You should ask the iphone people that.  (Or whoever makes the software you're running on the iphone now, or whatever)
[20:13] <guntbert> shreymech: did you add the ppa to your list of software sources?
[20:13] <tdn> Sometimes the sound just stops working. It shows an error with pulseaudio, but I cannot read it before it disappeares. How do I fix this? It is annoying that I have to reboot to get sound.
[20:13] <Alvinware> madLyfe, deb would be ebough.
[20:13] <Alvinware> enough
[20:13] <shreymech> guntbert: how to add.. ??
[20:13] <chessnutmushroom> how do i clear the search history for nautilus?
[20:13] <mnaines1> notwist, no...My question now is does 4-4-4-12 RAM have any noticeable performance gain over 5-5-5-15 RAM?
[20:13] <shally87> hi
[20:13] <shally87> I was working on my LAMP server
[20:14] <shally87> anyone got ideas better interface other than webmin?
[20:14] <pablo_> hi guys
[20:14] <pablo_> i just got jaunty here... and i've got no sound
[20:14] <Al2> any idea how should i make my webcam compatible with ububntu?
[20:14] <notwist> mnaines1 i dont think so, usually you dont need to worry too much about RAM performance unless you're a gamer
[20:14] <notwist> mnaines1 which i suppose youre not if youre using ubuntu :)
[20:14] <thiebaude> pablo_, you make sure sound isn't muted?
[20:14] <adaptr> mnaines1: at the exact same speed it MIGHT be up to 20% faster under - for your computer - absolutely non-optimal usage.. under optimal usage, 10% at best
[20:14] <mnaines1> notwist, actually, I am a gamer...Warzone2100 and Tremulous are the two games I play on Ubuntu
[20:14] <giulio> !ciao
[20:15] <pablo_> thiebaude, let me check this out
[20:15] <adalal> Al2: have you looked up on ubuntuforums for help on your webcam?
[20:15] <m0RrE> okay guys.. i think i just fucked up.. did a reinstall of my system.. unfortunately i didn't think of unwrapping my ecryptfs key.. :] i've got the .ecryptfs file left, but i can't unwrap it.. screwed?
[20:15] <giulio> !list
[20:15] <adaptr> mnaines1: one of the catches with memory latency is that if it makes a big difference then the memory isn't used efficiently
[20:15] <Alvinware> mnanies1, those numbers did said it.
[20:15] <tdn> !pulseaudio
[20:15] <notwist> !chat > giulio
[20:15] <guntbert> shreymech: they are on the website - click on (Read about installing)
[20:15] <pablo_> nope, guess it's not muted
[20:15] <Al2> adalal: no, could u give me link?
[20:15] <adaptr> mnaines1: you won't notice it with non-modern games
[20:15] <tdn> How do I troubleshoot pulseaudio?
[20:15] <pablo_> totem doesn't say anything... it simply doesn't play the sounds
[20:15] <notwist> mnaines1 never heard of them :)
[20:15] <adaptr> tdn: it has a control panel
[20:15] <mnaines1> adaptr, so I'm better off just buying the cheapest RAM?
[20:16] <adaptr> mnaines1: absolutely
[20:16] <adalal> Al2: http://www.ubuntuforums.org ... loook up for ur laptop/webcam model
[20:16] <adaptr> invest in fast hard drives instead
[20:16] <guntbert> !ohmy | m0RrE
[20:16] <shally87> !webmin
[20:16] <notwist> mnaines1 you should still look up customer reviews
[20:16] <notwist> mnaines1 before buying any computer parts :)
[20:16] <mnaines1> adaptr, that's what I plan to do...I plan to invest in a 32GB solid-state drive for my laptop
[20:16] <tdn> adaptr, how do I get to it?
[20:16] <adaptr> mnaines1: what type ?
[20:16] <Alvinware> mnaines1, it's depend on the price vs performance, and accord to your budget too.
[20:16] <Al2> adalal:but i have desktop
[20:16] <shally87> !ebox
[20:16] <mnaines1> adaptr: Corsair Extreme
[20:17] <adalal> Al2: look up for help on ur webcam model then...
[20:17] <madLyfe> error: dependency is not satisfiable: chromium-codecs-ffmpeg|chromium-codecs-ffmpeg-nonfree
[20:17] <adaptr> tdn: system > prefs > pulseaudio prefs
[20:17] <guntbert> !askthebot | shally87
[20:17] <adalal> madLyfe: are u installign from repository?
[20:17] <Alvinware> madLyfe, Have you installed ffmpeg?
[20:17] <adaptr> mnaines1: SLC or MLC ?
[20:17] <madLyfe> i dunno i just dl a deb and double clicked it..
[20:17] <tdn> adaptr, can't it be done from terminal?
[20:17] <mnaines1> adaptr: MLC NAND
[20:17] <adalal> madLyfe: ahh, lol...
[20:18] <adaptr> tdn: sure, pusleaudio has an rc file and switches
[20:18] <madLyfe> 4.0.203 of chrome..
[20:18] <shreymech> guntbert: hey but i need only gcc .i don need the other mentioned... it will change my other packages too.. that can damage my system
[20:18] <mnaines1> adaptr: 210MB/sec sequential read and 170MB/sec sequential write
[20:18] <tdn> adaptr, what is the normal thing to do, when sound stops working?
[20:18] <madLyfe> ffmpeg?
[20:18] <Flannel> mnaines1, adaptr: can you please take the hardware discussion somewhere else?  #ubuntu-offtopic would be appropriate, thanks.
[20:18] <adalal> madLyfe: well, u need isntall them.. from repository
[20:18] <Ramon-28> cosa cincischiate di bello?
[20:18] <adaptr> mnaines1: for how much ?
[20:18] <adalal> ffmeg is the media playing codec
[20:18] <thiebaude> !offtopic
[20:18] <Ramon-28> Hallo!
[20:18] <Flannel> Hi Ramon-28, how can we help you today?
[20:18] <adalal> !chat > madLyfe
[20:18] <Alvinware> madLyfe, install the ffmpeg, and install the unstripped lib, instead of the non one.
[20:19] <Alvinware> unstripped lib for the ffmpeg.
[20:19] <pablo_> hey guys, i've enabled all the sound channels and put them to max volume... still got no sound
[20:19] <Ramon-28> What anout a pc with AMD Phenom II 940 CPU??? and Ubuntu?
[20:19] <pablo_> anyone can helpe me?
[20:19] <guntbert> shreymech: you don't need to install anything from a software source - what you want to install is still entirely up to you - where does it say that it "will change my other packages too..." ?
[20:20] <Flannel> Ramon-28: That'll work fine
[20:20] <Ramon-28> Flannel: dis you use it? or know some about?
[20:20] <m0RrE> okay guys.. i think i just did something stupid.. did a reinstall of my system.. unfortunately i didn't think of unwrapping my ecryptfs key.. :] i've got the .ecryptfs file left, but i can't unwrap it.. ideas?
[20:20] <shreymech> guntbert: this won't corrupt my other files working on 4.2.x codes..???
[20:21] <Flannel> Ramon-28: I haven't, but it's a standard processor.  It has enough power, etc.
[20:21] <pablo_> RHorse, i'm using headphones, conected to the front conector
[20:21] <Ramon-28> the fact is that i wont buy a pc based on that cpu and i don't know if Ubuntu can obtain the maximum performance from it...
[20:21] <guntbert> shreymech: let me do a little research for you - brb
[20:21] <Alvinware> see ubuntu requirement
[20:22] <shreymech> guntbert: ok dear.. me waiting
[20:22] <RHorse> on sound anywhere, on any app, right?
[20:22] <Flannel> Ramon-28: That CPU will work just fine for Ubuntu.
[20:23] <Ramon-28> just!!???
[20:23] <Ramon-28> maybe a better choice to buy an intel?
[20:24] <slap> can someone tell me what to do if I want to set up a 'home ' server with a 'fake' fqdn. I changed the dynamic address(DHCP) of the server to a static address. I've installed Bind9 (is it requiered ?). Then, what's next ?
[20:24] <notwist> Ramon-28 "just fine" means "will work", theres no negative in there
[20:24] <Polt{laptop}> hey guys I have a question ... I could not logout and access the terminal with my nvidia chipset so I temporarily rolled back to the intel chipset that will allow me to access the terminals because it is more compatible with the refresh rate on the monitor. Anyhow ... I am wanting to know how to connect to a wifi profile I have for my router from the terminal since the intel will not login to X right now and doing so wou
[20:24] <Alvinware> intel more expensive.
[20:24] <adaptr> Ramon-28: why are you so concerned about the CPU ? I run ubuntu on a dual-core celeron 1600, haven't needed anything faster yet
[20:25] <Sirmimer> Hello
[20:25] <notwist> Ramon-28 I'd say that most CPUs available today will work fine with Ubuntu, I dont think it matters that much
[20:25] <Polt{laptop}> hold on a moment guys, let me turn off the flood protection
[20:26] <notwist> !ask > Sirmimer
[20:26] <Ramon-28> haha! if the fact is it than i can say that my noteb has a normal Sempron 300+ (1800 MHz) and ubuntu + compiz works fine!
[20:26] <Flannel> !paste | Polt{laptop}
[20:26] <istvan> how can I ping a computer on my network from the cli?
[20:27] <Polt{laptop}> quit haggling me plz. I did as you asked last time and posted my question in one section without pressing enter multiple times. First I am griped at for that and then I am griped at for doing the way you told me to ... what am I supposed to do ?
[20:27] <adaptr> istvan: with...ping ?
[20:27] <Flannel> Oh.  Polt{laptop}, you just need to split it up into two.  (Or shorten it, you can ditch the "hey guys I have a question" for instance)
[20:27] <notwist> istvan from the prompt you can just type "ping [host]"
[20:27] <Flannel> Polt{laptop}: Sorry, it sounded like you were getting ready to paste something.
[20:27] <istvan> wow, that is too easy
[20:27] <Polt{laptop}> no
[20:27] <Sirmimer> I got troubles with youtube.com. When i watch a video, 1) my pc gets laggy - 2) it dont moves in the video, it stays on 00:00 even tho picture and sound is good - 3) the video randomly pause in music+picture, yet it moves on the video, so when i press play agian, its like 10 sec ahead.
[20:27] <Ramon-28> however, i have compiz as default, and multidesktop (4 col, 1 row) but what happened that only one desktop is efectively usable???
[20:28] <notwist> Sirmimer have you tried the packet flash-nonfree?
[20:28] <Sirmimer> huh? (i installed ubuntu yesterday srry)
[20:28] <Sirmimer> could you hand me a link maybe, if its not something done in terminal?
[20:28] <notwist> Sirmimer type this in the prompt "sudo apt-get install flash-nonfree" and see if it installs
[20:28] <guntbert> shreymech: according to http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/programming-9/having-multiple-versions-of-gcc-600933/ it is easy and safe to have multiple versions of the compiler on your machine. But you can take the steps one by one - after you added that ppa. there will be nothing installed/changed automatlcally just by adding another software source
[20:28] <notwist> Sirmimer without the quotes, obviously
[20:28] <Alvinware> sirmimer, using firefox 3.0.13?
[20:28] <Sirmimer> i bet i am
[20:28] <nmvictor_> sometimes brasero really sucks, it just wasted my tow CDs, all in within 30 min
[20:29] <Sirmimer> I did all updates yesterday. Is there anyway to test if i am?
[20:29] <notwist> Sirmimer help > about in firefox
[20:29] <Alvinware> sirmimer, try to reinstall/upgrade the flash player.
[20:29] <Sirmimer> E: Kunne ikke finde pakken flash-nonfree
[20:29] <Sirmimer> = Couldnt find the packet flash-nonfree
[20:29] <thiebaude> !flash
[20:29] <deany> nmvictor_, I ditched it ages ago.
[20:29] <notwist> Sirmimer jag är svensk :) det kanske heter flashplugin-nonfree förresten
[20:29] <Alvinware> Sirmimer, www.adobe.com
[20:29] <lion_> hi guys, pls suggest what should I hack for changing sound level by logarithmic scale?
[20:30] <shreymech> so shud i check mark only "gcc-4.3 - 4.3.3-5ubuntu4~hardy~pgquiles1"  in your link
[20:30] <xangua> Sirmimer: do you isntalled Restricted Extras ¿¿
[20:30] <notwist> !restricted > Sirmimer
[20:30] <shreymech> guntbert: so shud i check mark only "gcc-4.3 - 4.3.3-5ubuntu4~hardy~pgquiles1"  in your link
[20:30] <Sirmimer> Notwist, im danish =), but understand swedish
[20:30] <Ramon-28>  i have compiz as default, and multidesktop (4 col, 1 row) but what happened that only one desktop is efectively usable ???
[20:31] <Newb123> Hi I need some help with installing Ubuntu
[20:31] <PabloVieira> anyone can help me with the audio?
[20:31] <Sirmimer> Alvinware, dont i use terminal for downloading it? So i dont download it twice?
[20:31] <nmvictor_> deany: what did you fall for, i have one CD left and i reall need something i can trust
[20:31] <notwist> !ask > Newb123
[20:31] <apoleo12> could anyone willing to help me with my grub problem?? Im sorry to bother with this but it has been days with unsucessful attempts but let me show you what my system are like with this pastebin
[20:31] <apoleo12> http://paste.ubuntu.com/258242/
[20:31] <mutenewt> im using the standard .profile but scripts in my ~/bin directory are not found.  what am i doing wrong?
[20:31] <guntbert> shreymech: no, step 1: add that ppa as software source (instructions on the web site), then please come back for step 2
[20:31] <deany> nmvictor_, shell tools, k3b and even imgburn in wine worked 100% flawless, where brasero gave me coasters..  tried with 4 different writers.
[20:32] <Newb123> Im trying to install Ubuntu on my friends computer, and I try to select one of his partitions but it says "No Rootfilesystem defined, Correct this from the partition menu"
[20:32] <kermit> why doesnt firefox use nautilus for the file browser?
[20:32] <Flannel> mutenewt: Did you create ~/bin recently?
[20:32] <notwist> apoleo12 i dont quite understand what your error is
[20:32] <mutenewt> Flannel shortly after install
[20:32] <Alvinware> Sirmimer, About flash, or google chrome?
[20:32] <yerchin> because firefox isnt made that way? lol
[20:32] <notwist> Newb123 is there going to be ONLY ubuntu on the computer or windows at the same time?
[20:32] <kermit> Newb123: edit the partition and set the mountpoint to /
[20:32] <Newb123> windows at the same time
[20:32] <shreymech> guntbert: yaa i did that.. now it is showing too many updates .. which one to check mark..??
[20:32] <deany> nmvictor_,  I recommend k3b
[20:32] <notwist> Newb123 then use wubi from inside windows
[20:32] <Sirmimer> Alvinware: I am talking about flash, if you mean that could be my problem with why youtube acts so wierd
[20:32] <deany> nmvictor_, gnomebaker is also fine
[20:33] <mutenewt> Flannel: why?
[20:33] <Newb123> what is wubi? and where can I find it?
[20:33] <notwist> Newb123 its safer, you might make windows unbootable from within ubuntu
[20:33] <Flannel> mutenewt: You'd have to create a new terminal before it'll work (or source your profile again)
[20:33] <notwist> !wubi > Newb123
[20:33] <Ramon-28> is compiz instable to use it as default wm?
[20:33] <Alvinware> Sirmimer, http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/?promoid=BUIGP
[20:33] <Newb123> alright thanks, will it works as fast as it does on my computer or?
[20:33] <mutenewt> Flannel: understood but thats not the problem, I have had /bin for a while just first time tried running a script from there
[20:34] <apoleo12> notwist: did you look at it?
[20:34] <nmvictor_> deany: lucky enough i have k3b installed, will go for that now as i wor on shell tools, i like working at the terminal like all the time,i have mybasburn but doesnt work well with my drive.Im too busy to try fixing that, thanks man.
[20:34] <Sirmimer> I should pick it for ubuntu 8.4+?
[20:34] <notwist> Newb123 it depends on his computer. wubi is much safer though because you can uninstall from within windows and you dont risk to destroy anything
[20:34] <apoleo12> the pastebin?
[20:34] <Sirmimer> Alvinware:
[20:34] <Flannel> mutenewt: Alright.  So is ~/bin in your path?  What's the path to the script, and what are its permissions?
[20:34] <notwist> Newb123 wubi doesnt affect the speed though
[20:34] <Newb123> alright, thank you very much
[20:35] <notwist> Newb123 google for wubi and you will find it :)
[20:35] <thiebaude> !wubi
[20:35] <notwist> Newb123 i recommend you always use wubi if you want to use windows and ubuntu at the same time
[20:35] <thiebaude> !vm
[20:35] <mutenewt> Flannel: not a permission issue (wont work with sudo either).  doesn't find file/directory ...
[20:36] <mutenewt> Flannel:  looks like .profile adds it to path if it exists.  no?
[20:36] <Flannel> mutenewt: er, not working with sudo doesn't mean it's not a permission issue.
[20:36] <guntbert> shreymech: ah - those updates - I forgot about them :-(, if you update, your compiler version will be 4.3.3 only - but I don't think that would be a problem - what compiles fine on 4.2.x should do on 4.3.x too
[20:36] <Flannel> mutenewt: `echo $PATH` in a terminal and check it see if its there.
[20:36] <Newb123> I have another question as well, I recently installed Windows 7 on my computer that had Ubuntu, but now I cant find it... GRUB doesnt show up when I boot.
[20:37] <thiebaude> !grub
[20:37] <mutenewt> Flannel: its there
[20:37] <Flannel> mutenewt: Alright, and what are the permissions on the script?
[20:37] <thiebaude> Newb123, hope that helps
[20:37] <shreymech> guntbert:so which one shud i check mark in updates...???
[20:37] <apoleo12> notwist: could you please look at this and tel me if this setting seem to be right http://s179.photobucket.com/albums/w285/HighAway/?action=view&current=HDDCM.jpg
[20:37] <Flannel> Newb123: Use the first link in the factoid ubottu just gave you
[20:37] <deany> nmvictor_, growisofs, mkisofs.  I use for shell
[20:38] <Newb123> alrite cool thanks again
[20:38] <mutenewt> Flannel: one sec
[20:38] <notwist> apoleo12 right for what?
[20:39] <Flannel> mutenewt: (you can just `ls -l ~/bin` and then copy/paste that whole line here)
[20:40] <apoleo12> notwist:  the disk 2 and the partition is at the left side is linux and according to menu.lst says (hd2,0) or (hd2,4) neither able to boot into
[20:40] <nmvictor_> deany: i think i havemkisofs but growisofs, let me confirm.Hey you go any shell scripts with commands to burn an image using the tools above,i'd appreciate.
[20:40] <shreymech> guntbert:so which one shud i check mark in updates...???
[20:40] <apoleo12> did you look at the image I posted?
[20:40] <guntbert> shreymech: is there a line gcc (without any version number) in the updates list?
[20:40] <mutenewt> Flannel: rwxr-xr-x 1
[20:41] <notwist> apoleo12 i looked at it, yes. is it newly installed? has it ever been able to boot? we need much more info to help you, we cant read your mind :)
[20:41] <deany> nmvictor_, growisofs -dvd-compat -Z /dev/dvd=image.iso
[20:41] <deany> nmvictor_, man growisofs
[20:41]  * notwist has to go, msg and ill might be able to answer later
[20:42] <nmvictor_> deany: cool
[20:42] <Flannel> mutenewt: And does that script work when you specify it explicitly? (full path to it?)
[20:42] <Um_cara_qualquer> excuse my ignorance... but how can i know which internet i have? like xxx kbps
[20:42] <Um_cara_qualquer> ?
[20:42] <mutenewt> Flannel: yep
[20:42] <Flannel> mutenewt: ie: `/home/me/bin/script`
[20:43] <apoleo12> well then work with me cuz I will tell as much as I can. its about a month old and the first time I installed linux the grub error originally gave me error 15. so I tried fixing it but it became a lost cause!   I cannot boot to NEITHER OS'es. I searched and researched the web regarding grub error 15 at NO avail and I was told to play with it as I did all day today... according to pastebin I just posted.
[20:43] <mutenewt> Flannel: yep
[20:43] <Jimmio> Um_cara_qualquer: Try google and search for speedtest. There's many. Also this isn't the place to ask questions like that
[20:43] <deech> Hi all, I use xkeycaps to remap my keyboard, but since my upgrade to Jaunty some of my keys don't register right. For instance I hit my left arrow key and the Right - Alt button flashes up. Has anyone else seen this
[20:43] <marcus321> #tryton.de
[20:44] <grawity> Um_cara_qualquer: it's called "connection speed" -- and you should know it, as you probably are paying for the connection. Google for "Speed test"
[20:44] <apoleo12> the disk manager tells me that linux is installed on disk 2 but what partition is numbered at????? 4 or 0????????????????
[20:45] <Um_cara_qualquer> i am not sure anymore... somehow few days ago the speed increased 200%
[20:45] <mutenewt> Flannel: scripts works, path is ok but still wont find it w/o explicitly pointing to file.  :(
[20:46] <shreymech> guntbert: how to add the key file for that
[20:46] <mehdi__> bonsoir tout le monde
[20:46] <shreymech> guntbert: there is no download option for key file
[20:46] <shreymech> guntbert: how willl iimport it
[20:47] <apoleo12> notwist: does that provide enough info of my problem?
[20:47] <guntbert> shreymech: I heard you :-)
[20:48] <shreymech> guntbert: and even i can't see any line with gcc
[20:50] <shreymech> guntbert: i havn't added key file yet
[20:51] <guntbert> shreymech: to add the key: on the command line type sudo apt-key adv --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv-keys 42813EC6
[20:52] <guntbert> shreymech: but you can really find every step I tell you on the web site :-)
[20:53] <apoleo12> are you still here notwist?
[20:54] <shreymech> ok i did everything .. but still in updates i m unable to see GCC   :-(
[20:55] <apoleo12> what would happen if I repeatly installs grub??
[20:55] <ichat> can anyone here help me plz -  i have a kind of a bigg problem flahsing a custom firmware onto my router -  and the guys over at #openwrt  - just ignore any question with a level  higher than about  peanutbrainz ...
[20:56] <guntbert> shreymech: I'd like to see a screenshot of that window, if possible
[20:56] <guntbert> !screenshot | shreymech
[20:56] <guntbert> shreymech: wait
[20:56] <mutenewt> Flannel:  ill keep look for a solution (confused atm) but if you think of something pls let me know
[20:57] <shreymech> guntbert: okk
[20:57] <craCkpot> is it possible to write a script of sorts that when run will zip up a given set of files, keeping directory structure in tact?
[20:58] <holy_> Can I change the locale of installed as "Russian" ubuntu 8.04?
[20:59] <guntbert> shreymech: close that update window, then on the command line type sudo apt-get update (that just updates the knowledge of the system about what is available)
[20:59] <xangua> holy_: you can install as many languages as you want
[20:59] <holy_> how?
[20:59] <holy_> aspell-en.deb?
[20:59] <nmvictor> deany: dont know why i have'nt been using it?k3b its so cool,looks more concerned about your data and CD.So hwo about the mkisofs command?
[20:59] <NFischer> hi all, can anyone help me? i updated to jaunty and now my vlc isnt working anymore.. it only gives sound but no video whatsoever..
[20:59] <holy_> xangua: I actually need spellchecker to correct in English when I'm using Pidgin IM.
[21:00] <xangua> holy_: sis>admon>language support
[21:00] <shreymech> guntbert: done.. still nothing is coming
[21:00] <shreymech> :-(
[21:00] <xangua> holy_: that seems unable if you are not in an english session
[21:00] <holy_> xangua: there's "English"
[21:01] <nmvictor> NFischer: how about reinstalling it?
[21:01] <kermit> can firefox be made to use nautilus for its file browser?
[21:01] <adaptr> kermit: er ?
[21:01] <NFischer> nmvictor, tried it, doesnt work
[21:02] <guntbert> shreymech: have patience please :-) - type sudo apt-get install gcc<tab><tab> (that means press the <tab>key twice and look what you get
[21:02] <kermit> adaptr: when i upload a file on a web page, the file browser doenst run a nautilus process or give me the option to show thumbnails like nautilus, so i'm assuming it's not nautilus.
[21:02] <holy_> xangua: ok, I'll try it in English session. I think I need change the default language for new accounts, and then register another user in English session.
[21:02] <nmvictor> NFischer: whats the version?latest?and do other players have the smae issue?
[21:02] <adaptr> no, it's the system default file browser
[21:03] <Pluxii> is there a program that starts before the boot process that requires a PW and if entered incorrectly fries the HDD?
[21:03] <xangua> you can just use you normal user and change the default language with no problems from GDM holy_
[21:03] <holy_> ok, thanks
[21:03] <NFischer> nmvictor, other player such as moviePlayer work, version 0.9.9 from repositories
[21:03] <thiebaude> !nautilus
[21:03] <apoleo12> NO one seem to be an expert in grub....
[21:04] <shreymech> guntbert: this came http://paste.ubuntu.com/258252/
[21:04] <xangua> no one is not here at the time...
[21:04] <thedancingdeer> my eog keeps flickkering like anything on fullscreen mode! how do i fix it!
[21:04] <apoleo12> no one is not a nick name if youknow whatI mean anyway ;)
[21:05] <swayric> I'm trying to recover my partition table, as fdisk, gparted and liveCD installers cannot detect any partitions existing. any ideas>
[21:05] <swayric> ?
[21:05] <nmvictor> NFischer: you must have gotten the PPA from launchpad,anyway i once saw a complain about the kernel in jaunty having issues with video drivers?Not sure though, but something like that
[21:06] <shreymech> guntbert: this came http://paste.ubuntu.com/258252/
[21:07] <nmvictor> swayric: how about creating a new partition table al together with fdisk?if fdisk cant recognize any partition then i bet thats serious...
[21:07] <nmvictor> *all
[21:07] <apoleo12> Ok here is the question: if anyone could look at this link http://s179.photobucket.com/albums/w285/HighAway/?action=view&current=HDDCM.jpg , the disk 2 with blue in color would be 0 or 4?
[21:07] <guntbert> shreymech: complete with gcc-4.3
[21:07] <swayric> nmvictor: I have a WindowsXP installation taking up most of the 500G drive
[21:07] <shreymech> guntbert: howww.......???
[21:07] <swayric> nmvictor: will creating a new part table erase existing partitions?
[21:08] <adaptr> ye-ers
[21:08] <shreymech> guntbert: howww.......???
[21:09] <guntbert> shreymech: I heard you, please have a little patience!
[21:09] <shreymech> guntbert: sorry..
[21:09] <swayric> nmvictor: aer you there?
[21:09] <nmvictor> swayric: too bad, think it will.how about using windows XP partion editor to create another partition, it might just work over their and beside it will immune itself from any data loss,otherwise a linux tool like fdisk will only be too happy to erase XP
[21:10] <guntbert> shreymech: so far you have sudo apt-get install gcc * and now you just type -4.3 <enter>
[21:11] <zvacet> apoleo12 : it is small picture but what are you trying to do
[21:11] <swayric> nmvictor: If I were to erase the entire HDD then how would I create a new partition table? How was the table deleted in the first place?
[21:11] <shreymech> guntbert: what about the previous version..?? shud i unisntall them first
[21:11] <Macha> I have an ATI HD 3650. Up until now I've been using fglrx, however I gound out there's also the radeonhd driver. What are the diffferences between the drivers?
[21:11] <apoleo12> zvact: small?? you can zoom it right?
[21:12] <apoleo12> Im trying to determine the partition number
[21:12] <boss_mc> Macha: the radeonhd driver is open source while fglrx is closed
[21:12] <apoleo12> zvacet : small?? you can zoom it right?
[21:12] <giulio> ciao
[21:12] <joshua___> for some reason mkfs.ext3 seems to make a filesystem that won't mount as ext3
[21:13] <giulio> list
[21:13] <Macha> boss_mc: Which performs better for normal desktop use?
[21:13] <giulio> !ciao
[21:13] <boss_mc> Macha: the radeonhd driver is not as complete as the fglrx one but is improving all the time, and, since fglrx is closed source, any issues will remain until ATI/AMD fixes them
[21:13] <giulio> !ciao
[21:13] <boss_mc> Macha: if fglrx works for you it will perform better
[21:13] <zvacet> apoleo12 : yes,sorry on disc 2 you have extended partition what are you trying to do with it
[21:13] <nmvictor> swayric: only you can tell how the table was deleted in the first place, anyway if you dare to erase the entire HDD then creating a new partion is possible,much easier and less freakier.
[21:13] <guntbert> shreymech: no need - it either gets updated anyway or you have both versions  - neither will be a problem
[21:14] <matuu> hi is the upgrade from ubuntu 5.04 to 9.10 supported ?
[21:14] <guntbert> shreymech: you will be asked by the system if its ok to go on
[21:14] <archimede> ciao
[21:14] <archimede> ciao
[21:15] <Epsis> Hiyuh fellas, quick question - I'm looking for a way to back up my system, everything excluding my home area. Ideally, i'm trying to make a disk image (or something like it) of my entire system, excluding my home area. Any ideas on how i could go about doing this?
[21:15] <apoleo12> zvacet: Ok firstly I just want to know would that be pointed at (hd2,0) or (hd2,4)?
[21:15] <shreymech> guntbert: got a error message http://paste.ubuntu.com/258257/
[21:15] <archimede>  ciao
[21:15] <danbhfive> matuu: 5.04? :p
[21:15] <nmvictor> matuu: not possible,upgrade from a version to the next, not across many to another
[21:15] <archimede> !ciao
[21:15] <archimede> list
[21:15] <zvacet> matuu : you can not skip versions ift hat is what you mean back up all your files or make separate home partition and then install new release
[21:15] <apoleo12> zvacet: the reason why im trying to figure out is to repair my grub problem
[21:16] <Newb123> Hey I have a problem with my Mobile Internet - I connect the device, select the right internet provider but just as it is about to connect it comes up a warning saying "GSM Network - Disconnected", how can I fix this?
[21:16] <matuu> eh you understand directly on ubuntu !
[21:16] <apoleo12> it keeps rebooting when it touches grub
[21:16] <matuu> it is not same on fedora
[21:16] <matuu> then i will use ubuntu
[21:16] <cHarNe2> hi guys, anyone know how to use dufferent network interfaces? i got i VNPconnection i would like to use
[21:17] <joshua___> For upgrading many versions, there's actually a way to do it that's a bit ugly
[21:17] <joshua___> get sources.list for the new version, apply
[21:17] <apoleo12> zvacet: and Ive been fiddling with menu.lst at no avail. I did searching for this but nothing seem to help or I must be overlooking soemthing
[21:17] <cHarNe2> i got the eth0 with im currently using, but i wanna use ppp0
[21:17] <joshua___> apt-get update && apt-get upgrade
[21:17] <nmvictor> swayric: what have you decided?
[21:17] <zvacet> apoleo12 : I believe it will be (hd1,o)
[21:17] <giarchimede2> ciao
[21:17] <giarchimede2> list
[21:18] <nmvictor> !ubuntu
[21:18] <guntbert> shreymech: please try with aptitude, it is better with dependecies: sudo aptitude install gcc-4.3
[21:18] <swayric> how can i identify my hard drive's cylindrical boundaries if my partition table had been deleted?
[21:18] <matuu> which distro will be the LTS ?
[21:18] <Newb123> Hey I have a problem with my Mobile Internet - I connect the device, select the right internet provider but just as it is about to connect it comes up a warning saying "GSM Network - Disconnected", how can I fix this?
[21:18] <matuu> 9.10 ?
[21:18] <adaptr> swayric: fdisk -l
[21:18] <danaLAR> join thelword
[21:18] <nmvictor> !ubuntu | matuu
[21:18] <apoleo12> zvacet: I thought so.... so now could you please see http://paste.ubuntu.com/258242/ what am I doing wrong?
[21:18] <sebsebseb> !9.10 |  matuu
[21:18] <giarchimede2> lista
[21:19] <zvacet> apoleo12: did you tried this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=224351
[21:19] <lessshaste> how I "restart psmouse"?
[21:19] <Um_cara_qualquer> i'm trying to install azureus here... i used a specific port on transmission that i want to use on azureus, but when i test the same port, shows this massage: "Not able to test. Invalid port or the test service failed. Another program must be using this port. (Invalid Port)" How can i "valid" this port on azureus?
[21:19] <thiebaude> sebsebseb, hi
[21:19] <apoleo12> zvacet: Hold on a second why is it (hd1,0) while linix is on hd2?
[21:19] <guntbert> shreymech: I have to leave for a while, please wait or ask the channel again for further help
[21:19] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: hi
[21:20] <shreymech> guntbert: ohkk thanx dear
[21:20] <Newb123> Hey I have a problem with my Mobile Internet - I connect the device, select the right internet provider but just as it is about to connect it comes up a warning saying "GSM Network - Disconnected", how can I fix this?
[21:20] <swayric> adaptr: with partition table deleted fdisk gives no readout. same with gparted and linux installer. any other ideas
[21:20] <matuu> it will break but after it is stable, will it be the long time support version ?
[21:21] <adaptr> swayric: fdisk -l /dev/yourdisk
[21:21] <apoleo12> zvacet:  yeah I did folowed that thread but I keep getting incorrected errors
[21:21] <joshua___> new machine installed with kubuntu jaunty x64, about to transfer slackware x86 install to it
[21:21] <zvacet> apoleo12 : sorry I was wrong you are refering to the 3th disc and then it is hda2
[21:21] <swayric> adaptr: thanks for the effort but fdisk or other partitioning programs do not work. fdisk gives no readout no matter what I do. any ideas?
[21:22] <zvacet> apoleo12 : just a min
[21:22] <boss_mc> !paste > Sirmimer
[21:22] <nmvictor> Newb123: have you added profile to the MObile connection i.e have you correctly configured the network interface you wish to use?
[21:22] <adaptr> swayric: hdparm -i /dev/yourdisk will tell you its physical characteristics
[21:22] <apoleo12> zvacet: so it would be (hd2,0) then? I just have to be sure because it keeps rebooting even I had it commented out in menu.lst
[21:23] <Epsis> Quick question - I'm looking for a way to back up my system, everything excluding my home area. Ideally, i'm trying to make a disk image (or something like it) of my entire system, excluding my home area. Any ideas on how i could go about doing this?
[21:23] <swayric> adaptr: I'll try it. thanks
[21:24] <n3tb0y> :)
[21:24] <zvacet> apoleo12 : read http://members.iinet.net.au/~herman546/p15.html#17
[21:25] <danbhfive> Epsis: have you looked at !backup?
[21:25] <lessshaste> how do I "restart psmouse"?
[21:25] <candelaresi> hello
[21:26] <candelaresi> i have a problem... http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/258259/
[21:26] <Epsis> danbhfive: Nah, i'll give that a shot. Thanks :)
[21:26] <candelaresi> anyone knows why?
[21:26] <giarchimede2> list
[21:26] <apoleo12> zvacet: Ok that one is new... and Ill read that up... and Im wondering something will it hurt grub if i do grub-install?
[21:27] <brummbaer> candelaresi: have you checked /home/canari/Server/login/hs_err_pid2939.log
[21:27] <brummbaer>  ?
[21:27] <candelaresi> yes
[21:27] <candelaresi> but i dont understand the problem
[21:27] <arvind_k> hi, i am using pidgin 2.6.1,but am not able to use the voice chat, anybody knows how to do it...
[21:27] <AkaM> what's  wrong with linux.com ?
[21:28] <deany> arvind_k, using XMPP?
[21:28] <arvind_k> deany, ye
[21:28] <nmvictor> candelaresi: how about pasting your /home/canari/Server/login/hs_err_pid2939.log
[21:28] <deany> arvind_k, did you get it from getdeb?
[21:28] <arvind_k> deany, nope... from the PPA of pidgin
[21:29] <candelaresi> ok
[21:29] <brummbaer> AkaM, strangely enough it's loading in IE...
[21:29] <zvacet> apoleo12 : I don´t believe you will hurt something id try to reinstall grub but I´m not grub expert
[21:29] <arvind_k> deany, ??
[21:30] <brummbaer> AkaM, nm, refreshed browser and it went away.
[21:30] <cdr> AkaM: first I got a mysql error but now it seems to work again
[21:30] <deany> arvind_k,  http://www.getdeb.net/comment/2028
[21:30] <apoleo12> zvacet: ok thabnks for that link as its a new one for me but it says Legacy? does that mean my current one is or...?
[21:30] <AkaM> brummbaer, maybe it was just cached
[21:30] <stager> how can we edit xorg conf mouse buttons if  the settings are autmatically config now?
[21:31] <stager> it ignores my settings
[21:31] <mohd> guys
[21:31] <mohd> i have problem
[21:31] <delicowa> @MOHD: lets hear it
[21:31] <apoleo12> !ask | mohd
[21:31] <apoleo12> hah
[21:31] <mohd> when i write the wireless password it changes to alot of numbers
[21:32] <arvind_k> deany, what exactly do you want to say, am running 8.10
[21:32] <zvacet> apoleo12 : http://members.iinet.net/~herman546/index.html
[21:32] <mohd> u got it guys ?
[21:33] <nmvictor> apoleo12: whats the problem you are trying to solve?
[21:33] <deany> arvind_k, apparently, the needed library versions arent available in jaunty.  you need to compile pidgin yourself with the needed libs
[21:33] <deany> arvind_k, or use karmic
[21:33] <mohd> this keyring change my network password stored to alot alot of number
[21:33] <mohd> how to solve
[21:34] <t__Eest> hi guys
[21:34] <lakotajames> I've got a desktop computer running ubuntu and a laptop running mint.  is there a way to network them so I can share a printer?
[21:34] <t__Eest> could someone help me with installing xchat ?
[21:34] <zvacet> !hi | t__Eest
[21:34] <kermit> so if its so easy to upgrade, whats the point of the LTS version?
[21:34] <apoleo12> nmvictor: I cannot get into linux or windows from error 15 so I've collected three links so far and will be reading upon it soon, only if I could try to understand what the probem and work on it. otherwise I will be recording every thing if possible to show you guys what have I done if it wasnt sucessful.
[21:34] <mohd> sudo get-install xchat
[21:35] <nmvictor> t__Eest: whats the complication?
[21:35] <t__Eest> get-install
[21:35] <AkaM> sudo apt-get install xchat
[21:35] <t__Eest> command not found
[21:35] <mohd> yes
[21:35] <Mech0z> Is it hard to setup a raid5 with mdadm if your not skilled with ubuntu?
[21:35] <lakotajames> t__Eest: sure.  open a terminal and type "sudo apt-get install xchat" with no quotes.
[21:35] <J-_> mohd: What that? It's 'sudo apt-get install <program>'
[21:35] <danbhfive> kermit: well, its really a pain to upgrade sometimes.
[21:35] <nmvictor> apoleo12: does error 15 come from grub?
[21:36] <J-_> mohd: or package. Whatever.
[21:36] <t__Eest> oh he is doing sometihng :)=
[21:36] <mohd> sorry j
[21:36] <mohd> this keyring change my network password stored to alot alot of number how to solve that ?
[21:36] <t__Eest> okay i think everything is installed now
[21:36] <J-_> mohd: No worries, just trying to help you out
[21:36] <lakotajames> t__Eest: you might have to hit "y"
[21:36] <t__Eest> yea i did
[21:36] <lakotajames> t__Eest: oh, ok.  :)
[21:36] <t__Eest> then typed xchat and now it runs
[21:37] <t__Eest> is there another way to start it without temrinal ?
[21:37] <lakotajames> t__Eest:  it'll also be in the menu
[21:37] <edbian> t__Eest: It's in the mneus
[21:37] <t__Eest> oh nice
[21:37] <lakotajames> t__Eest under applications>internet
[21:37] <t__Eest> thanks
[21:37] <apoleo12> nmvictor: well originally yes from grub. but now when I reboot the computer then the POST complets and then message on the bottom of the screen "Grub loading stage 1.5." then it reboots at same cycle
[21:37] <lakotajames> ok, guys, how do I network some computers? :p
[21:38] <J-_> router? :P
[21:38] <apoleo12> nmvictor: would you like to see my pastebin and image just you can picture what Im talking about?
[21:38] <arvind_khadri> deany, got any experience with empathy?
[21:38] <stefg_> lakotajames: plug some cables in, mumble some magical formulas and read the ubuntu wiki about networking :-)
[21:39] <nmvictor> apoleo12:yea,grub is probably confused.did you uninstall ubuntu?
[21:39] <deany> arvind_khadri, no. sorry
[21:39] <lakotajames> stefg_: alrighty.  thanks :)
[21:39] <nmvictor> apoleo12: or tried to do something like that?
[21:39] <ubuntu79> any reason 9.04 wont recognize a sata drive
[21:41] <dumont> does ubuntu keep track of how much TOTAL traffic\bandwidth came in, and came out of the nic card from the moment the OS was installed?
[21:41] <rsk> dumont: no but there's tools for that
[21:41] <stefg> ubuntu79: possible reasons include unformatted drives, loose cables and incompatible chipsets
[21:41] <Mech0z> Is it hard to setup a raid5 with mdadm if your not skilled with ubuntu?
[21:41] <rsk> dumont: it does if you haven't rebooted thou i think.
[21:42] <dumont> rsk yeah but I odn't know how to automatically run them after restart
[21:42] <dumont> rsk ok if I haven't rebooted, what's the command?
[21:42] <mindos> notwist: I tried Ubuntuzilla and Terminal method (sudo apt-get install)... I am still seeing Version 3.0.18 ..Can you put some light on what can be done?
[21:42] <mohd>  j- this keyring change my network password stored for wireless network to alot alot of number how to solve that ?
[21:42] <ubuntu79> thanks stefg checking now
[21:43] <notwist> mindos be done about what? :) sorry, dont remember
[21:43] <kermit> how can i get a list of installed packages so i can set up another computer the same as this one?
[21:43] <mindos> Firefox Update to v3.5
[21:43] <coz_> hey guys... I asked this yesterday...two systems ..each fresh install of 9.04..however the scsi system has kernel 2.6.28-13-generic  and the other  2.6.28-15-generic...both systems have been updated fully??
[21:43] <rsk> dumont: gnome-system-monitor
[21:43] <Niwa> Q: I installed Ubuntu under windows on a separate HDD , how can i boot Ubuntu without windows?
[21:43] <stefg> ubuntu79: reading dmesg ususally helps
[21:43] <notwist> mindos youre gonna have to wait until the repositories update, then it will update on its own
[21:43] <apoleo12> nmvictor: No no, to be honest I do not know how did that happen but here's the story; I have XP on hd1 and planned on installing linux on hd2. So somehow I popped the CD while in XP and asked me if I wanted to load the files onto the HDD to make the installation faster, but for some reason (I forget why) that i decided to boot into live CD and installed linux on that specific partition (hdd2). Then when it sucesfully installed and
[21:43] <apoleo12>  then reboots it untill I saw windows bootloader then chosed linux then it stopped at grub error 15. so manually choosed linux and boots into linux with no problem. never had it uninstalled.
[21:43] <ubuntu79> dmsg ? sorry im a noob
[21:44] <apoleo12> yeah thats pretty much what it has happened
[21:44] <stefg> Niwa: so that'S a wubi install ?
[21:44] <Niwa> Q: I installed Ubuntu under windows on a separate HDD , how can i boot Ubuntu without windows?
[21:44] <dumont> rsk how do I access gnome syste monitor?
[21:44] <mohd>  J- this keyring change my network password stored for wireless network to alot alot of number how to solve that ?
[21:44] <Niwa> stfg: ?
[21:44] <trothigar> Niwa, how so?
[21:44] <rsk> dumont: alt+f2 and write it in :)
[21:44] <J-_> !keyring
[21:44] <Niwa> i installed it while running windows
[21:44] <ubuntu79> im trying to install from a live cd and it wont recognize my hard drive
[21:44] <mohd> yes
[21:44] <Niwa> usind the dvd
[21:44] <trothigar> Niwa, thats a wubi install then
[21:44] <J-_> hrm. Figured there would have been a factoid about it
[21:45] <mohd> i find my password 8 digit change to about 20 unknown digit
[21:45] <mindos> ubuntu79: Accesories>Terminal... Then type in dmesg
[21:45] <Niwa> can it boot on its own?
[21:45] <stefg> Niwa: reinstall, this time the proper way
[21:45] <mindos> notwist: No other way would work?
[21:45] <ubuntu79> dmesg
[21:45] <notwist> mindos you could update it manually but its unnecessary work since it will update manually sooner or later anyway
[21:45] <jhattara> i get a following error when trying to upgrade package firefox-3.5-branding: trying to overwrite `/usr/share/applications/firefox.desktop', which is also in package firefox-3.0
[21:45] <Niwa> i cant because i dont have enough IDE ports for 2 HDDs and a DVD-ROM
[21:45] <notwist> mindos update automatically i mean
[21:46] <obhk_> I have a partition that is not mounted until I open it from the menu 'Places', then it is automatically added to the /media folder.  However, how can I do that from the command line?
[21:46] <stefg> ubuntu79: wrong window ... open aterminal and type that again
[21:46] <apoleo12> nmvictor: then since error 15 I wanted to eliminate it became worse.
[21:46] <trothigar> Niwa, there is this http://lubi.sourceforge.net/lvpm.html
[21:46] <boss_mc> !sound > Sirmimer
[21:46] <edbian> obhk_: PM me :)
[21:47] <stager> i figured out how to get the extra buttons on a mouse working here... http://tinyurl.com/kssu63
[21:47] <Niwa> trothigar: if this works thanks!
[21:47] <stager> incase anyone wanted to know
[21:47] <mindos> notwist: Manula updates have failed 4 times. (although displayed success) .. I don't think automatic updates would work? Would they?
[21:47] <dumont> rsk and where is gnome-system-monitor supposed to display TOTAL bandwidth?
[21:47] <trothigar> Niwa, i only just found it on google :P
[21:47] <rsk> dumont: i think so.
[21:47] <dumont> under resources?
[21:47] <IdleOne> stager: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ManyButtonsMouseHowto
[21:47] <notwist> mindos yes it will update automatically, when the repository gets a newer version
[21:48] <Niwa> troth, srry new to ubuntu didnt know what wubi was
[21:48] <nmvictor> apoleo12: you probably need that to rescue GRUB. http:pastebin.com/f3e00624 i can walk you through it, lets try that,I have had a similar problem before,except the motives was different.
[21:48] <notwist> mindos when you type "sudo apt-get update" you actually fetch the lists of newest versions. it will be in there sooner or later
[21:48] <Niwa> troth will it work with 9.04?
[21:48] <madpinger> I have my Nvidia set to 130C to shut down in the nvidia config, my system keeps shutting down at 79C where can I change this ?
[21:48] <nmvictor> apoleo12: you probably need that to rescue GRUB. http://pastebin.com/f3e00624 i can walk you through it, lets try that,I have had a similar problem before,except the motives was different.
[21:48] <dumont> rsk well gnome-resource-monitor is FULL OF SHIT! because the only bandwidth it displays as TOTAL, is the bandwidth displayed by the lines on the graph, and since the graph scrolls as time passes, the bandwidth is only for that time, not total, WHAT A BS!
[21:48] <stefg> !install | Niwa
[21:49] <madpinger> log msg: Aug 23 16:39:51 madpinger-workstation kernel: [ 4422.223371] Critical temperature reached (79 C), shutting down. Aug 23 16:39:51 madpinger-workstation kernel: [ 4422.223431] ACPI: Unable to turn cooling device [ffff88007f8363c0] 'on' Aug 23 16:39:51 madpinger-workstation kernel: [ 4422.223730] ACPI: Critical trip point
[21:49] <apoleo12> nmv: yes pls walk thru with me... Im paitent and will work with you... checkin pastebin
[21:49] <J-_> mohd: Go to system > preferences > Encryption & Keyrings. Something might be there to change
[21:49] <IdleOne> !language > dumont
[21:49] <mindos> notwist: Alright... When would repository get a newer version? I just installed Jaunty and wanted to install a few plugins. Firefox said it can't do that until I upgrade..
[21:49] <kollapse> Hi. does anyone know how to get a multiseat configuration (maybe Xephyr) with only one video card ??
[21:50] <notwist> mindos i dont know how long it will take but a couple of weeks maybe
[21:50] <apoleo12> nmv: theres nothing in pastebin... what was it you were showing me?
[21:50] <notwist> mindos its a bit slow
[21:50] <stefg> madpinger: is that the bios shutting the box down?
[21:50] <dumont> bite me :)
[21:50] <apoleo12> nmvic: theres nothing in pastebin... what was it you were showing me?
[21:50] <madpinger> stefg, not really sure, Why I'm here.
[21:50] <apoleo12> sorry no nick comp here... irriating
[21:50] <madpinger> I know I don't have any thing in the bios set that low for sure tho
[21:50] <IdleOne> !coc > dumont
[21:50] <stefg> madpinger: looks like acpi trouble. what kind of box is that?
[21:51] <mxpxpod> I have several ppa's installed... how do I tell which ppa an update is coming from?
[21:51] <lanzelloth> what do I use to normalize replaygain?
[21:51] <mindos> notwist: Oh, I see..Anyways thanks for the explanation notwist..
[21:51] <dumont> !repeat lastmessage
[21:51] <trothigar> Niwa, http://zaplife.wordpress.com/2009/04/28/9-jaunty-jackalope-adventures-lvpm/ apparently so
[21:51] <madpinger> stefg, a AMD64x2 with a nforce3  250 chipset
[21:51] <notwist> mindos no problem
[21:51] <dumont> :P
[21:51] <nmvictor> apoleo12:wait a sec
[21:51] <RagnarokAngel> I've got a bit of an issue with Alsa/pulseaudio and my bluetooth headset which has me pretty flabbergasted
[21:51] <IdleOne> dumont: I know the CoC I signed it 2 years ago. you need to read it
[21:51] <apoleo12> ok
[21:51] <dumont> no i don't
[21:52] <Graham_> Hi all, hope someone can help. Still trying to setup Raid 0 using ubuntu using built in software raid.  Have managed to complete all of the install using the Alternate install CD, but when hitting command prompt to complete the grub settings (as this needs to install on both disks of the raid) all I get is dumped into soemthing called BusyBox - and no commands recognised.
[21:52] <dumont> afk
[21:52] <stefg> madpinger: first gather info ... install lm-sensors
[21:52] <lanzelloth> in windows there was this program that use some algorithm to measure the "true volume." and writes on the replaygain tag of the file
[21:52] <madpinger> stefg, ok
[21:52] <stefg> !sensors | madpinger
[21:52] <danbhfive> lanzelloth: maybe mp3gain
[21:53] <RagnarokAngel> My bluetooth headset pairs just fine using Blueman, and it connects using a headset profile in blueman
[21:53] <lanzelloth> danbhfive, does it run on wine?
[21:53] <lanzelloth> danbhfive, nvm googling
[21:53] <RagnarokAngel> but it doesn't show up as an option for me to choose in Alsa or in Pulse Audio
[21:53] <Niwa> trothigar, will my Windows HDD be untouched?
[21:54] <danbhfive> lanzelloth: no, its a linux program.  (there is a windows version too)
[21:54] <nmvictor> apoleo12: http://pastebin.com/m4fe6d437
[21:54] <trothigar> Niwa, not sure i'd read the docs and think twice before installing it
[21:54] <stefg> madpinger: and when was the last time you opened the case and cleaned cpu and gfx fan ? :-)
[21:54] <Niwa> trothgar, ok thanks for the insight
[21:54] <madpinger> stefg, about 2 weeks ago, ;)
[21:54] <Graham_> ok, maybe someone can answer the question as to what actually is 'BusyBox', maybe working from there I can somehow get access to the commands in ubuntu
[21:55] <lanzelloth> danbhfive, you're right I hastily looked at the download page and only saw the windows' versions
[21:55] <madpinger> it runs cool, its just triggering on a low temp :/
[21:55] <apoleo12> nmvic: ok hold on...
[21:55] <RagnarokAngel> Additionally I get this error message when I boot up skype which probably says a lot more than I understand it to mean. http://pastebin.com/m1c8288e2
[21:55] <simran> if i have home on a seperate partition, what do i need to do in order to reinstall without touchin home folder
[21:56] <IdleOne> simran look at !home
[21:56] <edbian> !home > simran
[21:56] <simran> thanks
[21:56] <Graham_> The problem occurs when at the completion of install of Raid, the installer writes grub to only one of the disks of the raid pair - instructions say to exit to the prompt and run a few commands to write grub to the second drive of the raid pair. As it stands, without doing that - the system won't boot.
[21:57] <divyanshu> hi,my system is not playing sound...any suggestions??
[21:57] <Pythack> Hello.
[21:57] <simran> that doesnt answer my q
[21:57] <stefg> Graham_: details ?
[21:57] <simran> i have a seperate partition
[21:57] <RagnarokAngel> divyanshu: what seems to be the problem w/ your sound?
[21:57] <simran> i want to know what to do in the install
[21:57] <Graham_> Hi all, hope someone can help. Still trying to setup Raid 0 using ubuntu using built in software raid.  Have managed to complete all of the install using the Alternate install CD, but when hitting command prompt to complete the grub settings (as this needs to install on both disks of the raid) all I get is dumped into soemthing called BusyBox - and no commands recognised.
[21:57] <J-_> divyanshu: What do you mean that? Can you hear any sound? Or is it mp3's and similar files?
[21:58] <stefg> Graham_: that is: hardware details and how didi you setup your raid ?
[21:58] <IdleOne> simran: yes it does you need to continue reading. you have alkready completed the first few steps but the other steps will tell you what to do
[21:58] <simran> because i tried it, and the new install showed all the seperate drives ,they were hidden before
[21:58] <simran> ok
[21:58] <simran> thanks idleone
[21:58] <J-_> divyanshu: Try to install ubuntu-restricted-extras I think the package is called.
[21:58] <divyanshu> i have lots of file...mps..others....but i can not hear any sound
[21:58] <lanzelloth> danbhfive, ok I'm all set now, even got a gtk gui for it, thx
[21:58] <linuxson25> Hi fellow Ubuntu'ers....lol
[21:58] <J-_> !sound
[21:58] <RagnarokAngel> divyanshu: do you get sound when you log into ubuntu?
[21:58] <Graham_> Hardware is 2 x Raptor drives, nvidia chipset. I've setup the raid using alt. installer.
[21:58] <rsk> linuxson25: let's hope not everybody answear, quite the sight then :)
[21:58] <Joker_-_> Hi, just installed 9.04 on a friend's computer (for the second time). Everything goes fine untill I reboot after updating. It looks like something goes wrong during the update as when XFCE loads, nothing happens. Xorg starts, I get a blue screen (background), the mouse cursor, but thats it. It doesnt do anything more and stayes there. Computer isnt loading or anything (I waited for 3 hours) and the consoles works fine. I tryed re-installing but it just did 
[21:59] <Graham_> everything seems to have gone correctly. installer see's raid, sets partitions correctly.
[21:59] <divyanshu> no i do not get any sound while loggin in
[21:59] <Graham_> setup boot, home & swap.
[21:59] <Edico> what are the keys to switch between desktops?
[21:59] <stefg> Graham_: if you are going to use raid0 (if that is a wise decision is another topic) it's advisable to setup a separate /boot as raid1
[21:59] <RagnarokAngel> Divy: have you tried what that bot said to do w/ ALSA selection?
[21:59] <nmvictor> notify parapanghelescu
[21:59] <linuxson25> rsk: :)
[21:59] <divyanshu> yeah let me see that
[22:00] <Graham_> Thats something I don't understand.  new to linux (ubuntu) so got major learning curve.
[22:00] <linuxson25> was looking at Ubuntu Forums just now....that little block around the code input, how do they do that? Pastebin? Or something else?
[22:00] <Graham_> Really just trying to set it up same as when i ran vista. striped whole drive - 300gb
[22:00] <Graham_> There is an option on install to setup as raid0/1
[22:01] <stefg> Graham_: reinstall / re-pa.rtition wouldn't hurt, since it'S a brand new install, right?
[22:01] <Graham_> which maybe the route to take.
[22:01] <Graham_> yep, have currently instlled about 15 times trying various things.
[22:01] <linuxson25> Graham: You want a nice starting point? I got some free pdf format literature on Ubuntu if you interested
[22:01] <stefg> Graham_: what hardware is that?
[22:01] <IdleOne> linuxson25: when you edit a page I believe there is a button to input code and it creates the block
[22:02] <divyanshu> yes the device is alsa mixer
[22:02] <Joker_-_> Help! Just installed Jaunty (Xubuntu) on a friend's computer (for the second time). Everything goes fine untill I reboot after updating. It looks like something goes wrong during the update as when XFCE loads, nothing happens. Xorg starts, I get a blue screen (background), the mouse cursor, but thats it. It doesnt do anything more and stayes there. Computer isnt loading or anything (I waited for 3 hours) and the consoles works fine. I tryed re-installing bu
[22:02] <apoleo12> nmvic: Im already at root which I dont have to do sudo all the time correct? (not that I dont know but just got to be sure)
[22:02] <divyanshu> but still no sound
[22:02] <Graham_> The Linuxson25, could you please give me url for info
[22:02] <stefg> Graham_: esp. the motherboard is interesting
[22:02] <linuxson25> IdleOne: Thanx...all I wanted to know
[22:02] <Graham_> mobo is an asus m2n32 sli deluxe
[22:02] <swayric> will testdisk destroy partitions? what doesit do exactly
[22:03] <Graham_> used fake raid when it was vista, but wanna go full soft raid using ubuntu
[22:03] <linuxson25> Graham: You will have to look in a lot of places to find that kind of info :) Best official bet....www.ubuntuforums.org
[22:03] <guntbert> Joker_-_: what is XFCE?
[22:03] <Sirmimer> I need some help with a voice program called "Mumble" - anyone know it?
[22:03] <nmvictor> apoleo12: have you booted an ubuntu Live CD?
[22:03] <RagnarokAngel> Joker: I had an install where the toolbars got killed and I had to run them via a terminal command. But a re-install should fix that...
[22:03] <Joker_-_> guntbert: the window manager of Xubuntu
[22:03] <Primefalcon> xfce == xubuntu
[22:03] <Primefalcon> it's a desktop like gnome or kde
[22:03] <linuxson25> guntbert: Its a window manager for Linux
[22:03] <apoleo12> yes im in it now and ok i already have the grub shell now ... (still reading... carefully)
[22:04] <linuxson25> Like KDE or GNOME
[22:04] <Joker_-_> RagnarokAngel: 2 in 2... twice a fresh install, works fine, update, reboot, same problem
[22:04] <guntbert> Joker_-_: ah I see :-|
[22:04] <Joker_-_> RagnarokAngel: there must be someone who got that error already
[22:04] <mnaines1> How do I shut off the logging ability in Ubuntu?
[22:04] <RagnarokAngel> Hmm... That's weird...
[22:04] <J-_> mnaines1: Why would you want to do that?
[22:04] <nmvictor> apoleo12: just follow the instructions carefully, where you aint sure, im right here.Dont PANIC!!
[22:04] <jumbers> Does PHP run as its own user if I run a file from the command line? Example: "php /home/user/file.php"
[22:04] <RagnarokAngel> Joker: So it's a problem w/ an update?
[22:04] <david_k> hello does anyone know the exact day when new koala edition is coming?
[22:04] <IdleOne> Joker_-_: try #xubuntu they should be able to help better
[22:04] <Joker_-_> RagnarokAngel: it's not as if I was new to linux or ubuntu...
[22:04] <mnaines1> J-_: to decrease the amount of time the hard drive is in use
[22:05] <Joker_-_> IdleOne: thx i,ll try that
[22:05] <RagnarokAngel> Joker: That sounds like you need to report a bug...
[22:05] <Graham_> Only problem is for some reason it won't allow me to write the new grub on other raid disk.  For some reason it puts me in BusyBox? if I can access the full commands set, I could complete the raid setup (I think).
[22:05] <Joker_-_> RagnarokAngel: thats what I think, Imma head to #xubuntu
[22:05] <linuxson25> Wow, this is weird....Using Quassel to IRC....and the text keeps on refreshing in bits and chunks
[22:05] <linuxson25> Anyone else having this problem?
[22:05] <danbhfive> jumbers: I think since you are running it, it runs as you
[22:05] <apoleo12> nmvic: http://paste.ubuntu.com/258277/
[22:05] <stefg> Graham_: i see... you have two options. using the motherboards raid facilities or setting up pure linux software raid (mdadm) are you certein you want raid0 ?
[22:05] <Primefalcon> this place is busy
[22:05] <Sinned19> #ubuntuusers
[22:06] <JoshuaP0x> what do you guys like or IPod music-management software?
[22:06] <notwist> JoshuaP0x songbird is nice
[22:06] <nmvictor> apoleo12: Got it
[22:06] <edbian> When I receive attachments in emails the drop down arrow opens a box that is supposed to have a file icon in it but instead the box is simply empty.  Any ideas?
[22:06] <Graham_> yep, willing to risk it. don't want to use mobo raid, rather try linux raid (full soft).
[22:06] <JoshuaP0x> notwist: thanks. I'll check itout
[22:06] <david_k> anyone know when th enew ubuntu version is coming out?
[22:06] <IdleOne> !ipod > JoshuaP0x
[22:06] <Primefalcon> for ipod stuff I like rythmbox
[22:06] <cristi> what does this mean :"Ubuntu 9.04 ... is maintained until 2010 "
[22:06] <notwist> JoshuaP0x its not in the repositories though :(
[22:06] <edbian> david_k: October
[22:06] <delaman> if i install php5 and postgresql is php configuered to work with postgresql or do i have to manually configure it?
[22:07] <notwist> cristi it means you can get support for it if you pay until 2010
[22:07] <apoleo12> nmv: never mind that one... now its.. http://paste.ubuntu.com/258278/
[22:07] <RagnarokAngel> david: the releases are always the same, 04 means the fourth month or April, and 10 means the 10th, or October.
[22:07] <JoshuaP0x> notwist: i'm a newb so hopefully there is a step-by-step out there
[22:07] <notwist> JoshuaP0x just google songbird, extract the archive and start the songbird file
[22:07] <cristi> notwist: and updates for free ?
[22:07] <edbian> notwist: cristi: It also means that the ubuntu developers will make regular updates (in the form of package updates) until 2010
[22:07] <Primefalcon> cristi: it means that it is supported until then because a new version of ubuntu is released every 6 months last version was in april or 04 next one will be in october or 10
[22:07] <notwist> cristi updates are always for free, yes
[22:07] <Graham_> Alternate install recognises the raid disks and configures correctly. I'm able to setup correct partitions. all appears good. until reboot. If I allow it to reboot. It fails. hence the necessity to write grub on other disk. problem seems to be that grub only writes to one of the raid disks, when it should write to both.
[22:07] <cristi> notwist: and after that what about the updates ?
[22:08] <notwist> cristi then you should upgrade to a newer version of ubuntu
[22:08] <stefg> Graham_: don't overestimate the effect on speed... clever partitioning will give you better results than just a striped array. But it's you box... which disks do you have ?
[22:08] <cristi> notwist: if that a afe opeartion ?
[22:08] <Primefalcon> cristi: or use a lts version if you dont wanna update so much
[22:08] <cristi> safe
[22:08] <nmvictor> apoleo12: stiii not opening, mind confirming the links first before you post them?
[22:08] <notwist> cristi what do you mean safe?
[22:08] <JoshuaP0x> I have to convince my fiancée to trade my tune for the iPod I gave her.
[22:08] <RagnarokAngel> Anyone willing to help me tackle a problem with bluetooth and Alsa?
[22:09] <cristi> notwist: simple without possibilitu of loosing data or the system
[22:09] <Graham_> I have both ubuntu install disks (alternate & main) also 3 drives in pc. 2 x 150 raptors & a 400gb
[22:09] <JoshuaP0x> I like my zube but i'm done fussing with it to try to get it to work with Ubuntu (linux)
[22:09] <notwist> cristi the possibiliy is always there, even if you dont update. you should always have a backup of your important data
[22:09] <IdleOne> !release > cristi
[22:09] <dividebyzer0> anybody here use virtualbox?
[22:09] <Graham_> I partiton on raid disk as 20gb for root (boot) 6gb swap and rest user.
[22:09] <Primefalcon> cristi: its typicaly safe if you want 100% safety just wait a month or 2 after a distro is released to upgrade to it that way 99% of the bugs will be history
[22:09] <apoleo12> nmvic: really?? how is this? this is the latest: http://paste.ubuntu.com/258279/
[22:09] <notwist> !ask dividebyzer0
[22:09] <stefg> Graham_: and your going to use the raptors in raid0 as the system disks, right?
[22:09] <notwist> !ask > dividebyzer0
[22:09] <nmvictor> dividebyzer0: over here
[22:09] <Graham_> yep
[22:09] <br34l> how to shrink the text in pidgin??
[22:10] <`jaq> I've just gone all gigabit at my house, but I've isolated one of my ubuntu servers as problematic - it has an Intel 82573L onboard gig-e nic running e1000e driver, but will only transfer at 5MB/s with any other machine (all the rest are in the gig-e transfer range).  Mii-tool and ethtool report that the card supports, and is connected at, 1000baseT at full duplex.  any ideas?
[22:10] <Lacutis> hey can anyone help me with a good dvd program to convert avi to dvd and to burn the dvd?
[22:10] <Usama> hello, dose Huawi e220 need special setup in Ubuntu 9.04?
[22:10] <Primefalcon> Lacutis: try avidemux
[22:10] <IdleOne> br34l: in the prefferences. look for fonts
[22:10] <Lacutis> Primefalcon: ty :0
[22:10] <dividebyzer0> what is the command to return virtualbox to windowed mode? I need to shut it down somehow
[22:10] <losher> cristi: for maximum 'safety' i.e. stability, use 8.04 LTS (LTS = long term support)
[22:10] <dividebyzer0> I am trying to load TinyXP on it, but I think I did it wrong
[22:11] <nmvictor> apoleo12: everythings cool, reboot.worry less, pray hard
[22:11] <RHorse> cristi wait for 10.04 out soon.
[22:11] <Primefalcon> losher: cristi: actualy you get mroe stable than that even on the standard editions just waiting a month or 2 before upgrading to it
[22:11] <edbian> When I receive attachments in emails the drop down arrow opens a box that is supposed to have a file icon in it but instead the box is simply empty.  Any ideas?
[22:11] <cristi> RHorse: thx
[22:11] <apoleo12> nmvic: before I do I just liek to how you two things to ensure its right... ok?
[22:11] <br34l> ahh there it is, damn.. ty
[22:11] <cristi> Primefalcon: and old application will work after an upgrade ?
[22:11] <apoleo12> *show
[22:11] <linuxson25> Well, switched to something a bit more stable
[22:12] <IdleOne> cristi: yes*
[22:12] <Primefalcon> cristi: typicaly yes, but there can be bugs which is why I recomend just waiting a month or so before upgrading
[22:12] <stefg> Graham_: my suggestion would be to have 256 MB /boot as raid 1 on the raptors, 10-20G / (system) as raid 0 (so that'S a 5-10GB partition on each disk), rest as /home (think twice if you want raid0 for that
[22:12] <Primefalcon> cristi: for new users or users who don't like bugs anyhow
[22:12] <cristi> Primefalcon: so scenario is ....upgrade appears and do it actuallu after 3,4 months
[22:13] <losher> Primefalcon: cristi: waiting a couple of months after an upgrade before adopting any new release makes really good sense. I still think that 8.04LTS is the most stable ubuntu distro currently available....
[22:13] <Primefalcon> cristi: no 1 or 2 will be fine
[22:13] <IdleOne> cristi: 1 month is more then enough time to wait
[22:13] <cristi> i have for a long time 8.04
[22:13] <dividebyzer0> how do I shut down virtualbox?
[22:13] <cristi> i wonder if i should upgrate to 9.04
[22:13] <Primefalcon> cristi: what are you using now?
[22:13] <stefg> Graham_: the 400G one can be mounted to /srv and you can symlik that to your music and video folders in your home-dir
[22:13] <ikonia> cristi: if you want stabilty and support - stick with 8.04
[22:13] <`jaq> can anyone suggest a more appropriate channel for help with my networking problem?
[22:13] <gigaclon> im having a problem of Xorg locking up my Inspiron 5100, the Caps Lock and Scroll Lock blink on and off
[22:13] <losher> cristi: there's almost no advantage to moving from 8.04 to 9.04....
[22:13] <ikonia> `jaq: ##networking ?
[22:13] <linuxson25> 8.04LTS didnt have a lot of support for my hardware....9.04 does :)
[22:14] <Graham_> currently got vista installed on 400gb with backups of al my files
[22:14] <cristi> k. then i stick with 8.04
[22:14] <cristi> i plan to buy a laptop....which one is is recommended for not searching too many drivers
[22:14] <Primefalcon> actualy there is a lot of reason to move newer apps such as firefox 3, and the same goes with most other aps
[22:14] <stefg> Graham_: so dont touch taht yet... you can deal with that later
[22:14] <guntbert> dividebyzer0: do you want to shut down a VM or the vbox service as a whole?
[22:14] <nmvictor> apoleo12: ok, i havent seen anything wrong, looks like everything went well though it look like grub fixed everything for (hd2,0), just have both hard disks attached just incase,Maybe grub corrected the second harddisk and not the firs.
[22:14] <linuxson25> Well....thinking back now, it must have been within the first few weeks of release that I downloaded it. Could have been bugs or something
[22:14] <stefg> !who | Graham_
[22:15] <lanzelloth> does hibernation work?
[22:15] <IdleOne> !hardware > cristi
[22:15] <ikonia> cristi: 8.04
[22:15] <apoleo12> nmvic: http://paste.ubuntu.com/258281/ and http://s179.photobucket.com/albums/w285/HighAway/?action=view&current=HDDCM-1.jpg
[22:15] <cristi> IdleOne: thx
[22:15] <Graham_> stefg so I'd have to select the raid option that is 0 & 1, I remember seeing an option for it on install. Not sure how to go about setting up 2 x seper
[22:15] <th1> I have a laptop with ubuntu 9.04, although it's had ubuntu for years and upgraded several times, it works fine but there is one weird thing, in X, when I press Ctrl it shows some weird rings around the mouse cursor and doesn't pass the ctrl key to the app.
[22:16] <lanzelloth> th1, i think it's compiz
[22:16] <losher> !hardware
[22:16] <Graham_> !who
[22:16] <lanzelloth> th1, do you have compizconfig manager?
[22:16] <fhdisoahf> :t
[22:16] <th1> lanzelloth, let me check..
[22:16] <Graham_> stefg Sorry, haven't used irc much, another learnign curve
[22:16] <JoshuaP0x> notwist: I just installed Songbird. So far so good. It pulled in my music automatically from my home/music folder
[22:16] <stefg> Graham_: the alternate installer is somewhat confusing... it's best to prepare the disk prior to running the installer and present a readily made array to the alternate CD
[22:17] <lanzelloth> th1, it's in  system->prefs
[22:17] <notwist> JoshuaP0x sweet
[22:17] <edbian> Can open office open MS publisher files??
[22:17] <Primefalcon> Graham_: one irc client I recomend you learn as soon as possible is irssi its a lot lighter and less issues than others
[22:17] <stefg> Graham_: so you have a desktop CD as well?
[22:17] <notwist> JoshuaP0x you can have it organize your file names and folders as well if you enable "manage" in the settings
[22:17] <th1> LLStarks, I don't have it in that menu but I have a binary "compiz-manager"
[22:17] <fhdisoahf> How do I connect to a PPTP VPN server with Ubuntu 9? I installed network-manager-vpnc and there doesn't appear to be an application by that name after installing that package
[22:17] <Graham_> stefg yes
[22:17] <th1> but I've disabled all desktop effects becuase its an oldish laptop and the nvidia driver isn't great
[22:17] <JoshuaP0x> notwist: do you?
[22:18] <Graham_> stefg downloading irssi now.
[22:18] <stefg> Graham_: good... run that and i'll guide you thru preparing the raid arrays
[22:18] <lanzelloth> th1, does it look like a rotating ring of 3 fireballs?
[22:18] <JoshuaP0x> notwist: i wasn't a big fan of ITunes messing with the way i had my music.
[22:18] <linuxson25> Graham_: Konversation IRC chat client is also not too bad
[22:18] <losher> th1: nobody ever died because they couldn't run desktop effects....
[22:18] <th1> lanzelloth, it looks like 4 circles expanding a bit like rings of water
[22:18] <Primefalcon> Graham_: its commandline based irc so has a learning curve but it's well worth it
[22:18] <notwist> JoshuaP0x yes, i have all my music organized by artist\album\artist - # - track.mp3
[22:18] <quellhorst> is there a such thing as seeding like, a file that has your mysql root password so that when you install, its already set?
[22:18] <notwist> JoshuaP0x you can choose whatever pattern you like
[22:19] <spoink> I am trying to boot Ubuntu from my USB thumb drive.  it gets past the graphical booting screen but then dumps me with a commandline.  the USB thumb is configured to boot multiple operating systems that reside in /boot/???.iso.  Each operating system has an entry in menu.lst, like: title Ubuntu    map (hd0,0)/boots/ubuntu-9.04-desktop-i386.iso (hd32)    map --hook    chainloader (hd32)    what is going on?
[22:19] <th1> losher, I'm not complaining that the desktop effects are turned off
[22:19] <JoshuaP0x> notwist: if it does a good job at it, I might give it a go. I don't have that much music to mess up if i dont like it, I'll turn it back.
[22:19] <lanzelloth> th1, it must be some sort of desktop effects to show your mouse position, check out the compiz manager anyways
[22:19] <th1> lanzelloth, when I ran it it started compiz and now it doesn't appear (but compiz is loaded which causes grief on this laptop"
[22:19] <losher> th1: understood. I was just observing that desktop effects seem to be vastly overrated by many people when in fact they're completely disposable...
[22:20] <apoleo12> nmvic: have you look at it yet?
[22:20] <guntbert> !automate | quellhorst
[22:20] <RHorse> th1 may want to try disabling your touchpad to rule it out
[22:20] <nmvictor> looks like you have two kernels installed acording to your menu.lst though that has little to do with booting, otherwise,the operating system are arranged well,just try rebooting.i'll be intouchm so come back incase of nay complications
[22:20] <JoshuaP0x> notwist: so i unzipped it. I dont htink it installed anytuing. is the whole program if that one folder that it unzipped?
[22:20] <quellhorst> !cloning
[22:20] <notwist> JoshuaP0x yes. you can create a shortcut and point it to /home/user/Songbird/songbird or wherever you have it
[22:20] <apoleo12> nmvic: ok yeah alrite im praying now....
[22:20] <lanzelloth> th1, hmm so there's no window listing all the available desktop effects? btw are you running 9.04 ubuntu (not xubuntu, etc)
[22:20] <apoleo12> now rebooting... brb nmvic
[22:21] <Graham_> stefg is irssi for windows - as thats what I'm running here at the mo.
[22:21] <JoshuaP0x> notwist: where do people usually keep folders with entire programs like this?
[22:21] <th1> lanzelloth, I'm running 9.04 standard ubuntu but it's been upgraded several times, I think I had 7.xx originally
[22:21] <stefg> Graham_: irssi is a commad line irc client for the linux console
[22:21] <notwist> JoshuaP0x usually different types of files are in different places. /etc/ is for example standard for configuration files of all programs
[22:22] <notwist> JoshuaP0x for example you can find the apt-get list of repositories in /etc/apt/sources.list
[22:22] <Graham_> Ah, I'll get that installed once I'm able to run ubuntu. currently botted into my vista install. hopefully won't have to use it for much longer.
[22:22] <Graham_> stefg Ah, I'll get that installed once I'm able to run ubuntu. currently botted into my vista install. hopefully won't have to use it for much longer.
[22:22] <th1> lanzelloth, thanks anyway, I guess it does probably have something to do with Compiz, I guess it's time for a reinstall soon
[22:22] <stefg> Graham_: it would be easiest if you boot the Desktop CD on the box in question and join the chat from the Live CD. YOu can copy & paste then
[22:23] <JoshuaP0x> notwist: i dont have anything in there but i just ran the cleanup wizard so might it have dumped teh files?
[22:23] <Graham_> stefg ah. ok. will do it now.  How do I access the irc client from the install cd?
[22:23] <notwist> JoshuaP0x you dont have anything where?
[22:23] <JoshuaP0x> notwist: etc\apt\sources.list.d
[22:23] <RHorse> th1 on menu preferences under appearance tab you can turn off effects
[22:23] <th1> lanzelloth, I found it
[22:23] <notwist> JoshuaP0x not \
[22:23] <lanzelloth> th1, I don't think that's necessary, do check thekeyboard shortcuts
[22:23] <IdleOne> JoshuaP0x: / not \
[22:23] <notwist> JoshuaP0x /
[22:23] <lanzelloth> th1, what is it?
[22:23] <Graham_> stefg as I'll lose this once I reboot.
[22:24] <JoshuaP0x> notwist: that's what i meant. I'm using a gui
[22:24] <ZenMasta> how do I find out the name of harddrives that are mounted... ie sda sdb etc.
[22:24] <stefg> Graham_: you need the desktop CD... so the install will be in 2 stages. 1.) prepare the raid arrays from the desktop cd, 2.) then reboot and use the alternate CD to actually install
[22:24] <Graham_> stefg sorry being  a bit of a newb with this os.
[22:24] <IdleOne> ZenMasta: blkid
[22:24] <notwist> JoshuaP0x if you bring up a prompt and type "less /etc/apt/sources.list" i can promise you you'll see it
[22:24] <Primefalcon> quick question also for anyone out there, I do some basic C++ along with other langauges and am wondering what would be a good way to start participating in helping Ubuntu what avenue par say?
[22:25] <stefg> Graham_: that's ok, nobody was borm with a Linux Admin Certificate on his forehead
[22:25] <IdleOne> Primefalcon: #ubuntu-devel is a good place to ask
[22:25] <th1> lanzelloth, it's Assistive Technologies->Mouse Accessibility->General->Show position of pointer when Ctrl key is pressed
[22:25] <JoshuaP0x> allright. I'll try. For now, I have a folder on my desktop named  Songbird with the program in it. Where should i put it?
[22:25] <Primefalcon> IdleOne: thank you I'll check it out
[22:25] <RHorse> ZenMasta type mount
[22:25] <ZenMasta> IdleOne: blkid didn't display anything or give an error
[22:25] <JoshuaP0x> notwist: allright. I'll try. For now, I have a folder on my desktop named  Songbird with the program in it. Where should i put it?
[22:25] <Graham_> stefg I can access the command prompt from the main install Cd, what to I type to get to ths irc chat?
[22:25] <lanzelloth> ZenMasta, sudo gparted
[22:25] <JoshuaP0x> \
[22:25] <`jaq> I've just gone all gigabit at my house, but I've isolated one of my ubuntu servers as problematic - it has an Intel 82573L onboard gig-e nic running e1000e driver, but will only transfer at 5MB/s with any other machine (all the rest are in the gig-e transfer range).  Mii-tool and ethtool report that the card supports, and is connected at, 1000baseT at full duplex.  Any ideas?
[22:25] <notwist> JoshuaP0x wherever you want, I put mine in my home folder.
[22:25] <lanzelloth> th1, oh ok, that's great
[22:25] <IdleOne> ZenMasta: sudo apt-get install blkid
[22:26] <JoshuaP0x> notwist: thanks. :)
[22:26] <ZenMasta> lanzelloth: thanks gparted is easier
[22:26] <ZenMasta> forgot about that
[22:26] <th1> lanzelloth, yeah :) I guess it's probably been on for years but it doesn't show when Compiz is loaded, hence I got it after I disabled desktop effects
[22:26] <Guest77625> hey everyone, has anyone heard of any tiling window addons for gnome?
[22:26] <IdleOne> ZenMasta: err thats wrong I believe
[22:26] <stefg> Graham_: the installer environment won't let connect you to IRC. you need a running system... the Live environment from the Live CD
[22:26] <lanzelloth> does hibernation work for anyone?
[22:26] <th1> lanzelloth, works fine on this laptop + on my asus eee with ubuntu netbook remix 9.10 (karmic)
[22:26] <linuxson25> lanzelloth: It works, why?
[22:27] <dividebyzer0> does anybody know how to run tinyXP from virtualbox?
[22:27] <IdleOne> ikonia: what package installs blkid? do you know off hand
[22:27] <lanzelloth> it doesn't work for me it just logs me off
[22:27] <koolkat> is Movie Player's aka totem?
[22:27] <IdleOne> ZenMasta: or gparted :)
[22:27] <linuxson25> lanzelloth: Only on my desktop...added. Doesnt work on my laptop, but thats a bug with the hardware
[22:27] <t__Eest> how can i get root in terminal ?
[22:27] <lupo_> ubuntu 9.10 is alpha4... it means to many bugs, or it is usable?
[22:27] <th1> lanzelloth, you need to have a swap partition at least as big as your RAM, plus your grub config has to have a resume option
[22:27] <Graham_> stefg so I fully install ubuntu first?  would still require me to configure drives?  Otherwise, sorry, bit lost here.
[22:27] <losher> lanzelloth: hibernation/restart is a notorious trouble spot for many motherboards...
[22:27] <nix> t__Eest use sudo
[22:27] <nix> or su
[22:28] <t__Eest> via su its says authentification failure
[22:28] <lanzelloth> th1, hmm I didn't make any swap because I thought I would have more than enough ram, shucks
[22:28] <Graham_> stefg maybe I'm getting mixed up with the install cd's and how to use them. I'm assuming the live cd is the main install cd. Also got an alternate install cd for setting up raid (which doesn't give the options on main cd).
[22:28] <nmvictor> t__Eest: or use sudo -s
[22:29] <Guest15370> sudo -s
[22:29] <th1> lanzelloth, you have to make one, you can boot from the Live CD/Install CD and make one with gparted (Partition Editor)
[22:29] <stefg> Graham_: no.. you just use the Live CD environment to prepare the disks. when that's done you start the alternate CD and install to the partitions you made with the other CD
[22:29] <Guest15370> sorry dude ^.^
[22:29] <th1> it can resize your root partition if you need to.
[22:29] <t__Eest> okay thanks guys
[22:29] <JoshuaP0x> notwist: One more thing, I would like to add a shortcut to songbird in my applications menu. how do it do that?
[22:29] <lanzelloth> losher, I think my hardware is compatible, I think i've done it once with windows though I didn't use it much
[22:29] <koolkat> is Movie Player's aka totem?
[22:29] <nmvictor> koolkat: yea
[22:29] <th1> lanzelloth, if you don't have a swap partiion that's definitely why
[22:29] <notwist> JoshuaP0x its probably easier to just add it on the top bar, right? but if you really want to edit the menu theres an option for that under preferences or settings or something. i think its called menu
[22:30] <Primefalcon> JoshuaP0x:  system -> preferences -> main menu
[22:30] <kferdous> Hey guys simple newbie question. I just did sudo apt-get upgrade
[22:30] <t0s> how can i resize my ubuntu partition to make it larger? right now its 15gb id like it be about 30gb... i have gparted installed just dont know how to use it :/
[22:30] <kferdous> And I think it asked me if I want to keep the current or install new. So I type D
[22:30] <Graham_> stefg  ok, and live cd is the main install cd? Otherwise where do I download or how do I install the 'live cd environment' ? (sorry again - starting to feel like a total berk lol )
[22:30] <kferdous> it says end however I don't know how to get out
[22:30] <kferdous> any idea what do I do?
[22:30] <IdleOne> JoshuaP0x: not sure if you saw this link already but here it is anyway https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Songbird
[22:30] <th1> t0s, you need to boot from the Live CD and do it with gparted from there, because you can't resize the partition with gparted when it's already in use
[22:30] <apoleo12> nmvic: unsucessful
[22:30] <t0s> ok
[22:30] <stefg> Graham_: so you now boot the Live CD , i tell you how to prepare the raid partitions... then you reboot with the alternate CD and do the install from that
[22:30] <losher> lanzelloth: check with google about your hardware, but th1 is correct about needing swap to make hibernation work...
[22:31] <lanzelloth> th1, ok, btw does swap partition need any extra space I mean it would suck if I spend time resizing and making one then turns out you need 500mb + the size you want
[22:31] <nmvictor> apoleo12: what happened?
[22:31] <linuxson25> kferdous: press Q or Esc?
[22:31] <apoleo12> it reboots
[22:31] <nmvictor> apoleo12: then
[22:31] <Polt{laptop}> can anyone help me fix Gnome so that even though the wallpaper plugin is enabled in compiz saved files still show up on my desktop ?
[22:31] <apoleo12> Grub Loading stage 1.5.
[22:31] <t0s> th1, how do i access gparted from the live cd? just go to install?
[22:31] <Guest15370> I use 2 times my ram for swap
[22:31] <koolkat> is Movie Player's aka totem?
[22:31] <apoleo12> reboots
[22:31] <th1> lanzelloth, no it doesn't but I'd recommend putting a bit more just in case your partition size gets rounded down...
[22:31] <apoleo12> same over n over
[22:32] <nmvictor> apoleo12: no error 15 this time?
[22:32] <th1> t0s, no, System->Administration->Partition Editor
[22:32] <t0s> ok
[22:32] <Guest15370> use gparted
[22:32] <apoleo12> not the way I see now
[22:32] <kferdous> linuxson25 thank you :D
[22:32] <apoleo12> no more error 15 as orginally
[22:32] <linuxson25> kferdous: NP :)
[22:32] <Graham_> ok. brb (I think).
[22:33] <kferdous> Should I get the new one?
[22:33] <kferdous> or leave it as is?
[22:33] <lanzelloth> th1, oh well, my partition table's a mess, I don't think I can resize anything, thx anyway
[22:33] <Zoxc> Does anyone know why Code::Blocks' sys/mman.h doesn't have MAP_ANONYMOUS defined?
[22:33] <th1> lanzelloth, you can always resize your Ubuntu partition.
[22:33] <linuxson25> Goodnight you all. Its been fun. Tomorrow is another day....keep well
[22:33] <apoleo12> nmvic: would you think grub messed up soemthing?
[22:33] <IdleOne> good night
[22:33] <Guest15370> night
[22:33] <nmvictor> apoleo12: what were you saying about the harddisks, and hey did you attach the second one while rebooting?please repeat what you said about the harddisks.
[22:33] <Primefalcon> linuxson25: good night
[22:34] <apoleo12> what second one?
[22:34] <th1> is it possible to change from ext3 to ext4 without reinstalling?
[22:34] <nikolajm> I've got troubles opening my extern harddisk, any ideas?
[22:34] <Primefalcon> nikolajm: yes I did it myself
[22:34] <Guest15370> is it ntfs nikolajm
[22:34] <nmvictor> apoleo12: no, it didnt, it fixed everything thats why their isnt error 15, we are halfway through the problem, just tell me about the harddisks
[22:34] <ZenMasta> I'm trying to backup my hard drive using this command. sudo dd if=/dev/sda | gzip >/media/disk/hdbackup/backup.gz right now I see a hollowed cursor in the terminal any way to see what the progress is?
[22:34] <Primefalcon> nikolajm: you have to do it from a live disk though
[22:34] <lanzelloth> th1, oh nvm lol I forgot I have to unmount the partition first to resize it
[22:34] <wesley> hel;lo guys, I am experience slow usb transfers in virtualbox, can someone please help me fix it
[22:35] <th1> lanzelloth, yeah that's where the Live CD comes in :)
[22:35] <th1> lanzelloth, when you have created your swap partition and added it to /etc/fstab you also need to edit grub's options to enable resume
[22:36] <Primefalcon> personaly I found ext4 somewhat unstable though when i tried it, had a habit of freezing
[22:36] <th1> lanzelloth, otherwise you can hibernate but it won't resume, just boot up normally
[22:36] <nikolajm> It tells me that it cant mount 'cuz the ntfs is marked to be in use.
[22:36] <rblst> wesley: have you selected usb 2.0 in preferences?
[22:36] <wesley> yes
[22:36] <Lxndr> hello! I am having trouble with OpenGL. This is my first time here, but I can't find any explanation on how to fix this in any FAQs. Can anyone help me, and what information do I need to provide (and how)?
[22:36] <lanzelloth> th1, ok cool will look that up once i resized thx for your help
[22:36] <Guest15370> nikolajm: you can force it to mount in terminal, it should tell you how when you use the mount command
[22:36] <Vinceman> I get a weird interlaced webcam image at this website: http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flash/articles/webcam_motion.html
[22:37] <Vinceman> it's a cool website
[22:37] <Vinceman> you'll thank me for having given it to you
[22:37] <nikolajm> and what command is that? sorry for asking stupid questions but i'm kinda new to this..
[22:37] <apoleo12> nmvic: disk 0 is nothing disk 1 is windows XP and disk 2 is Ubuntu.. if that what you want to know? http://s179.photobucket.com/albums/w285/HighAway/?action=view&current=HDDCM-1.jpg
[22:37] <apoleo12> not sure what you wanted me to tell you... so theres an image :)
[22:38] <wesley> rblst are there no bug in ubuntu with virtualbox OSE
[22:38] <Raab> hey guys ... lookin for help ... I uninstalled sendmail and the package manager is sayin it is no longer installed, but when I run ps aux, it is still listed there as: root      1964  0.0  0.3   8560  1624 ?        Ss   Aug18   0:00 sendmail: MTA: accepting connections
[22:38] <wesley> Raab Linux is evil to :P
[22:38] <Guest15370> nikolajm:  Im on a mac, so i couldnt tell you,  I think its 'mount', no worries,
[22:39] <Guest15370> nikolajm: like mount /dev/sda2
[22:39] <nikolajm> so just mount and the name of the harddisk?
[22:39] <wesley> My linux though it was funny to edit some files and give them root owner, I needed to fix this maunal
[22:39] <nmvictor> apoleo12:ok, let me check it out
[22:39] <Raab> ne ideas ne1 ??
[22:39] <Guest15370> nikolajm: type fdisk to find your drives
[22:39] <guntbert> !u | Raab
[22:40] <Lxndr> hello! I am having trouble with OpenGL. This is my first time here, but I can't find any explanation on how to fix this in any FAQs. Can anyone help me, and what information do I need to provide (and how)?
[22:40] <Guest15370> nikolajm: then type mount /sda/....
[22:40] <`jaq> I've just gone all gigabit at my house, but I've isolated one of my ubuntu servers as problematic - it has an Intel 82573L onboard gig-e nic running e1000e driver, but will only transfer at 5MB/s with any other machine (all the rest are in the gig-e transfer range).  Mii-tool and ethtool report that the card supports, and is connected at, 1000baseT at full duplex.  any ideas?
[22:40] <nikolajm> when i type fdisk  i get this Usage: fdisk [-l] [-b SSZ] [-u] device
[22:40] <nikolajm> E.g.: fdisk /dev/hda  (for the first IDE disk)
[22:40] <nikolajm>   or: fdisk /dev/sdc  (for the third SCSI disk)
[22:40] <nikolajm>   or: fdisk /dev/eda  (for the first PS/2 ESDI drive)
[22:40] <nikolajm>   or: fdisk /dev/rd/c0d0  or: fdisk /dev/ida/c0d0  (for RAID devices)
[22:40] <FloodBot3> nikolajm: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:40] <nikolajm>   ...
[22:41] <rblst> wesley: i can't tell you, sorry; chekc this: http://www.virtualbox.org/search?q=ubuntu+usb&noquickjump=1&ticket=on
[22:41] <Guest15370> can an administrator unban nikolajm she is new please
[22:41] <wesley> rblst u now m,y aero dopesnrt work in virtualbox
[22:42] <edbian> Guest15370: That doesn't make sense
[22:42] <guntbert> Guest15370: the ban is over already
[22:42] <Guest15370> sweet.., I know edbian
[22:42] <AlkimistaDiStato> ciao
[22:42] <Guest15370> im talking to like 20 peeps
[22:42] <rblst> wesley: i cannot help you with that either, i've never used vista
[22:42] <AlkimistaDiStato> italian in chat?
[22:42] <nikolajm> sry for the spam. my bad...
[22:42] <stefg> in #ubuntu even the floodbot follows the code of conduct :-)
[22:42] <guntbert> !it | AlkimistaDiStato
[22:43] <wesley> its windows 7
[22:43] <nmvictor> apoleo12: hi, you took me to a photo website, no sign of your image there?
[22:43] <Guest15370> nikolajm: lol, I would look up the ntfs support documentation on ubuntu website, it wil tell you what to do
[22:43] <apoleo12> nmvic: really??? can you msg me with ur e mail Ill send it right to you?
[22:43] <Guest15370> nikolajm: there are known bugs with WUBI
[22:43] <rblst> Lxndr: what exactly is your problem with opengl?
[22:43] <christopher> I'm a Linux newbie...I need help mapping a network drive on my windows system
[22:44] <stefg> !samba | christopher
[22:44] <SamanthaD> hey guys
[22:44] <nikolajm> ok. thanks dude.
[22:44] <Lxndr> Getting an error with glxinfo. Can anyone help?
[22:44] <Guest15370> nikolajm: sorry I cant be of more help
[22:44] <stefg> !ati | Lxndr
[22:44] <Primefalcon> oh well peoples I need to run and do the horrible job of cutting the lawn
[22:45] <SamanthaD> I have a major problem ;_; my sound on my mini 1000 is broken. I tried compiling ALSA by hand per the workaround instructions and it broke my sound for both Ubuntu *and* XP. It seems to just be super quiet, I can barely hear a tone when I do the test
[22:45] <cuculucu> Hello, I need help to configure Geany IDE
[22:45] <soup> we dont care
[22:46] <soup> gtfo
[22:46] <SamanthaD> oh, I should mention my sound is at max in the sliders
[22:46] <edbian> !language | soup
[22:46] <soup> i do what i want
[22:46] <Belding> lol
[22:46] <Graham_> stefg - I'm back. have booted off cd. used the 'install without changing anything' option -
[22:47] <stefg> Graham_: so you now have adesktop running on the machine ?
[22:47] <apoleo12> nmvic: http://i179.photobucket.com/albums/w285/HighAway/HDDCM-1.jpg would this work for you??
[22:47] <Graham_> Yep. kubuntu desktop
[22:47] <soup> slackware > ubuntu
[22:47] <guntbert> Graham_: that should be "try without...", I suppose ?
[22:47] <guntbert> !ot | soup
[22:48] <CoJaBo-Aztec> Trolling=fail
[22:48] <stefg> Graham_: join the chat frome the live CD
[22:48] <soup> slackware > ubuntu
[22:48] <edbian> apoleo12: ouch!!!  You burned by eyes with that blasphemy!
[22:48] <rsk> soup: no trolls please
[22:48] <guntbert> CoJaBo-Aztec: please don't feed them
[22:48] <`jaq> I've just gone all gigabit at my house, but I've isolated one of my ubuntu servers as problematic - it has an Intel 82573L onboard gig-e nic running e1000e driver, but will only transfer at 5MB/s with any other machine (all the rest are in the gig-e transfer range).  Mii-tool and ethtool report that the card supports, and is connected at, 1000baseT at full duplex.  any ideas?
[22:48] <apoleo12> edbian : Huh?
[22:48] <edbian> apoleo12: That windows screen shot! :(
[22:48] <edbian> !ops | soup
[22:48] <Graham_> stefg - sorry, probably being extremely stupid here - but not sure how!  if I boot from CD, it starts installing - doesn't give me an option to do anything else.
[22:49] <apoleo12> edbian: so?
[22:49] <edbian> apoleo12: I was just kidding around
[22:49] <Graham_> stefg - unless I need to download a different cd?
[22:49] <apoleo12> is that illegial here?
[22:49] <apoleo12> edbian: LOL I didnt know.. couldnt catch that
[22:49] <stefg> Graham_: you booted the Live CD, didn't you?
[22:49] <Graham_> stefg - sorry for being a pain.
[22:49] <edbian> Graham_: Sound like you have the alternative installer CD.  WIth a typical CD you can run ubuntu from the CD withOUT installing anything.
[22:50] <edbian> apoleo12: No worries
[22:50] <apoleo12> edbian: ;)
[22:50] <nmvictor> apoleo12: hi,did you send it through?
[22:50] <Graham_> stefg I have 2 cd's , the main install cd and also the alternative cd. this is the main installer cd. I've booted from it and am currently running kubuntu from it.
[22:50] <apoleo12> edbian: so that means you can see as nmvic can now.. heh
[22:50] <NFischer> Hi all i have a problem: after updating to jaunty my firefox 3.5 has unusual and a kinda blurry font.. how can i fix that, i tried to reinstall it from both the official and the ppa sources..
[22:50] <edbian> apoleo12: lol
[22:50] <Graham_> stefg so I can access all functions of it (I think).
[22:50] <apoleo12> nmvic: sorry i missed it... ghold
[22:51] <Graham_> stefg and also open a terminal window.
[22:51] <emyller> -bin depends on -data, but both have the same file :(
[22:51] <edbian> NFischer: Go to System -> Preferences -> Fonts and switch the rendering
[22:51] <stefg> Graham_: do you get some sort of a desktop? or just a text interface taht start'S the installer (aka alternate CD ) ?
[22:51] <RHorse> NFischer have you dl'd ttf package?
[22:51] <edbian> stefg: He says he's running kubuntu from the live CD right now.
[22:52] <NFischer> RHorse, i dont think so
[22:52] <Graham_> stefg I get the graphical installer with various options (ie. select keyboard etc) one option is to run the desktop without making any changes to your pc. which is where I am now.
[22:52] <edbian> Graham_: You are were you are supposed to be.  Now what is the issue? :)
[22:53] <stefg> Graham_: alright... so open aterminal and run 'sudo apt-get install pastebinit'
[22:53] <RHorse> NFischer do a repo search for True Type Fonts or TTF and I'll be sure that you'll find them
[22:54] <stefg> Graham_: then run 'sudo apt-get install mdadm'
[22:54] <NFischer> RHorse, yeah, but Epiphany, for example looks just fine
[22:55] <NFischer> RHorse, which one do i need?
[22:56] <_Blue_> alguno sabe como se instala msn?
[22:56] <emyller> lost, the crappy opera browser crashed my connection to webirc
[22:56] <BioVore> !es
[22:56] <emyller> _Blue_: use pidgin. e vá para #ubuntu-es
[22:57] <Graham_> stefg http://pastebin.com/m1144881e
[22:57] <kferdous> Errors were encountered while processing: acpid E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
[22:57] <kferdous> what does that mean>
[22:58] <emyller> this shouldnt be possible: http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?searchon=contents&keywords=kcm_keyboard.desktop&suite=karmic
[22:58] <emyller> -bin depends on -data, but both have the same file :(
[22:58] <RHorse> NFischer here's a sampling I culled: libfreetype6 - FreeType 2 font engine, shared library files
[22:58] <RHorse> php5-gd - GD module for php5
[22:58] <RHorse> ttf-opensymbol - The OpenSymbol TrueType font
[22:58] <RHorse> libphp-phplot - The graphic library for PHP
[22:58] <RHorse> fontforge - Font Editor for PS, TrueType and OpenType fonts
[22:58] <FloodBot3> RHorse: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:58] <emyller> now i cant upgrade to the newest -bin. i cant even access my pc graphic interface anymore :(
[22:58] <emyller> how can i switch to a previous version?
[22:58] <emyller> here's the output of my upgrade attempt: http://emyller.net/output
[22:58] <emyller> any thoughts? i'm really needing help :|
[22:59] <Graham_> stefg - If you're able to sort this I'll be forever in your debt.  cuz its really getting me down now.
[22:59] <stefg> Graham_: so far so good... now run 'sudo fdsik -l | pastebinit' and give the link you get.. i need to look at your partition scheme
[23:00] <stefg> Graham_: that's sudo fdsik -l | pastebinit
[23:00] <stefg> aahh
[23:00] <stefg> Graham_: that's sudo fdisk -l | pastebinit
[23:00] <udevd_> hello
[23:00] <guntbert> emyller: if you are trying to use kubuntu then you will get better help in  #kubuntu
[23:01] <sfd> How do I play HD (high definition, h.264) files?
[23:01] <emyller> guntbert: it's not about kubuntu itself, it's about packaging
[23:01] <Graham_> stefg - http://pastebin.com/m6c77c300
[23:01] <emyller> anyway, i couldnt get help there
[23:01] <juan_> hola
[23:02] <Fonzo> hey =) can someone help a complete newbie with partitioning for dual booting xp and ubuntu netbook remix?
[23:02] <juan_> hola
[23:02] <juan_> hola
[23:02] <guntbert> emyller: you see, I assumed that special dependencies between KDE packages are better known there than here....
[23:03] <udevd_> i've a question: do the udev make devices ready automaticaly? i remember, my 3g modem works only when inserted into usb before system starts...
[23:03] <guntbert> !es | juan_
[23:03] <stefg> Graham_: ok ... i assume /dev/sda has no important data, sdc is your windows and backups, right?
[23:03] <Graham_> stefg I notice the second 150 gb isn't partitioned, but have had it partitioned. I'd have thought - as its recognising them both as the single raid drive and formatted as such it should be ok.
[23:03] <danbhfive> Fonzo: whats the problem?
[23:03] <Graham_> stefg - yep.
[23:04] <emyller> guntbert: i figured it out. this is why i tried there first then came here :P
[23:04] <Graham_> stefg: whoops, just realised I think I shoulda been puttin colon after name.
[23:04] <stefg> Graham_: run 'sudo gparted' you should get a partition editor
[23:04] <stefg> Graham_: as long as there'S stefg in the line i get highlighted
[23:04] <Fonzo> danbhfive: it is slightly different from any online guide i can find, and i'm nervous about partitioning without being completely sure what to do :p
[23:05] <guntbert> emyller: its ok with me, but I never used KDE on ubuntu - so no help from me either - sorry
[23:05] <danbhfive> Fonzo: how is it different?
[23:05] <Graham_> stefg: I'm getting 'command not found'?
[23:05] <sfd> How do I play HD files?
[23:06] <stefg> Graham_: you're on kubuntu live ... it might be sudo qtparted
[23:06] <rsk> sfd: with VLC or MPlayer
[23:06] <Ben64> sfd: what type, source, etc?
[23:06] <Fonzo> danbhfive: this is the options i were expevting: http://www.simplehelp.net/images/dualeeepc/01a.png
[23:06] <Graham_> stefg - still 'command not found'.
[23:07] <Fonzo> but i get "use the entire disk" and "specify partitions manually"
[23:07] <NFischer> RHorse, yeah, got this installed
[23:07] <danbhfive> stefg: Graham_: you should use kdesudo for kde commands
[23:07] <danielstri> hello, I was wondering if anyone could help me. I want to add a partition to my hdd and Im not sure if its ok to unmount the partition im using. I am using GParted to do this
[23:07] <Fonzo> so i naturally went for option 2 as i want a dual boot
[23:07] <emyller> guntbert: it seems that it'll save my life: http://shreevatsa.wordpress.com/2006/04/16/dpkg-error-trying-to-overwrite-x-which-is-also-in-package-y/
[23:07] <RHorse> NFischer hih
[23:07] <Sirmimer1> I need help with two voice programs called "Mumble" and "Teamspeak 2" - can someone help?
[23:07] <emyller> guntbert: see that it has nothing to do with kde stuff ;)
[23:07] <Ben64> danielstri: you HAVE to unmount any partition you want to modify
[23:08] <danbhfive> Fonzo: its an eeepc?  yeah, I never do the guided partitioning.  I use manual, so I can't help with the guided.  If you want manual, I can help with that
[23:08] <jonny_b> hi people
[23:08] <danielstri> Yeah but is it ok to unmount the one im using?
[23:08] <danbhfive> Fonzo: but my eeepc had several partitions on it
[23:08] <Ben64> what do you mean "the one you're using"?
[23:08] <danielstri> well
[23:08] <danielstri> What does unmounting mean exactly?
[23:08] <jonny_b> add/remove and update manager crashing for me when starting
[23:08] <Graham_> stefg tried both gparted and kdeparted - only difference this time as a little graphical box that came up centre of screen and said 'command not found'.
[23:09] <Ben64> danielstri: you wouldn't have access to anything that is unmounted
[23:09] <guntbert> emyller: thank you for reporting back - I'll remember that :-)
[23:09] <Fonzo> danbhfive: yes. this meny now shows 4 partitions; sda1, sda2, sda3 and sda4
[23:09] <Ben64> like if you unmount the cdrom, you won't be able to get files from it
[23:09] <danielstri> Then, since I have only one primary partition, If I unmount that one, can I still keep on operating?
[23:09] <Fonzo> the thing is, i have no idea what's on any of them
[23:09] <danielstri> And then add a partition?
[23:09] <emyller> guntbert: :) gonna try, cya
[23:09] <danielstri> Wouldnt I need a live cd to work from?
[23:10] <Ben64> danielstri: no, you would have to run gparted from livecd
[23:10] <Fonzo> that is an option, yes
[23:10] <stefg> Graham_: we need to partition /dev/sda and /dev/sdb now ... a GUI tool for that is gparted /qtparted. I'm not to familliar with kubuntu, so you might just 'sudo apt-get install gparted' ... this is just the Live CD, everything will be lost after reboot anyway (except the partition scheme we're doing)
[23:10] <danielstri> A buggers!
[23:10] <oskar-> danielstri:  you can resize ext partitions while mounted, and you can edit the partition table while the partitions are mounted
[23:10] <danielstri> I see.
[23:10] <Ben64> oskar-: :|
[23:10] <oskar-> danielstri:  you can resize ext filesystems while mounted^
[23:10] <danielstri> I moment.
[23:10] <danielstri> I -> 1
[23:11] <danbhfive> Fonzo: one is your main windows partition, one is the recovery partition, one for the bootup OS
[23:11] <Graham_> stefg - installing
[23:11] <danielstri> Everything is gray except for unmounting and creating a partition table
[23:11] <guntbert> oskar-: do you really think that is good advice?
[23:11] <Graham_> stefg: seems complete
[23:11] <Fonzo> danbhfive: when i press that option, however, it warns me that "a whole unit will be partitoned. All existing partitions vil be deleted if you follow through on making a new partiton table on this unit"
[23:11] <danbhfive> oskar-: I didn't think that is true
[23:11] <jonny_b> update manager crashing
[23:11] <oskar-> guntbert:  no, perhaps not...
[23:11] <null_> Question:  Help, sound died in my 8.04; how can I restart the sound service?  there is no /etc/init.d/alsa
[23:11] <danbhfive> Fonzo: dont do that!!!!
[23:12] <Fonzo> danbhfive: and that scares me :(
[23:12] <stefg> Graham_: so kdesudu gparted should give you the partiton editor now
[23:12] <stefg> kdesudo
[23:12] <Fonzo> oh ok
[23:12] <danielstri> So the only way to add a partition is to get a live cd?
[23:12] <lstarnes> null_: try /etc/init.d/pulseaudio
[23:12] <Fonzo> danbhfive: then what should i do?
[23:12] <Graham_> stefg: yes. there now.
[23:12] <danbhfive> stefg: Graham_: use gksu with gparted
[23:12] <guntbert> danielstri: oskar- said you *could*, not that its a sensible thing to try - use the Live CD please
[23:12] <`jaq> I've just gone all gigabit at my house, but I've isolated one of my ubuntu servers as problematic - it has an Intel 82573L onboard gig-e nic running e1000e driver, but will only transfer at 5MB/s with any other machine (all the rest are in the gig-e transfer range).  Mii-tool and ethtool report that the card supports, and is connected at, 1000baseT at full duplex.  any ideas?
[23:13] <null_> lstarnes: doesn't do anything, weird
[23:13] <guntbert> !gparted | danielstri
[23:13] <oskar-> danielstri:  yes, use the live cd, if you are not absolutely shure, what you are doing. and of course have a full backup of all important data (!)
[23:13] <danbhfive> Fonzo: one sec
[23:13] <danielstri> Ive made backups, And im used to partitioning, but not on ubuntu.
[23:13] <stefg> Graham_: choose sda (should be already) and go to drive > create partition table this will delete everything on /dev/sda
[23:13] <danielstri> And I have no cd's laying about Y_Y
[23:14] <turcko> Hi, someone can help me with a problem, please? I have a line in my firewall "iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -i eth0 -p tcp --dport 80 -j DNAT --to 1.1.1.2:80" and working fine, but in the apache log always have 1.1.1.1 and don't the WAN IP, any idea?
[23:14] <danielstri> Thank you for your advice! The ubuntu community always lives up to expectations!
[23:14] <danbhfive> Fonzo: I forget.  Its hard to say without seeing the makeup.  You have 4 partitions?  are they all primary?
[23:14] <danielstri> Hopefully I'll be on the other side soon.
[23:15] <guntbert> danielstri: you cannot modify a mounted partition (at least not with gparted)
[23:15] <Graham_> stefg its only showing up 139gb of unallocated space. not listing any other drives. there is an error following the command that says  - http://pastebin.com/m53fb510e
[23:15] <danielstri> Yeah, I was just hoping there was a bypass somehow.
[23:16] <Graham_> stefg: I see, going to devices off menu it lists all drives.
[23:16] <Graham_> stefg: a, b and c
[23:16] <Fonzo> danbhfive: i'm not sure what that means :p 2 of them are ntfs and seems like the c: and d: drive i would find in windows explorer, one is in fat32 and smaller than the 2 first, and the last is really small (49 MB)
[23:16] <stefg> Graham_: gparted only deals with one drive at a time .. we're dealing with /dev/sda now
[23:17] <porcotino> sup everybody
[23:17] <porcotino> anyone's into file-roller?
[23:17] <stefg> Graham_: BTW how much RAM has your box?
[23:17] <Graham_> stefg: 4gb - so was giving 6gb swap
[23:17] <guntbert> danielstri: there are often shortcuts - but sometimes there is a deep chasm in that shortcut ;-)
[23:18] <Graham_> stefg: completed on a. created partiton
[23:18] <guntbert> !anyone | porcotino
[23:18] <Graham_> stefg: now shows 139 gb unallocated.
[23:18] <porcotino> ubottu: I wanted to know if it was possible to change the parameters on the file-roller's "Create Archive".
[23:18] <danbhfive> Fonzo: can you exit the installer, and start up gparted under System > Administration > Partition Editor
[23:18] <NFischer> Hi all i have a problem: after updating to jaunty my firefox 3.5 has unusual and a kinda blurry font.. how can i fix that, i tried to reinstall it from both the official and the ppa sources..
[23:19] <porcotino> file-roller is also known as Archive Manager in GNOME.
[23:19] <danielstri> Heh, yeah. I crashed this system too often so far... I learning to go the safe way.
[23:19] <bfine70_> I just installed Ubuntu to run with Vista on my Toshiba laptop. I want ot make Ubuntu my primary OS now, but I want to rtransfer the files I had in Vista to Ubuntu, is there anyway I can do this from Ubuntu or do I NEED to transfer them via USB or memory card?
[23:20] <Fonzo> danbhfive: ok, now one of the ntfs are flagged as boot, and the fat32 as hidden, lba
[23:20] <Fonzo> (im in GParted)
[23:20] <NFischer> Screenshot http://tinyurl.com/ntuus7
[23:20] <guntbert> porcotino: if I recall correctly you will have to do it with gconf-editor
[23:21] <Sirmimer1> I need help with two voice programs called "mumble" and "teamspeak 2"
[23:21] <mtlife> hey for some reason my gdm.conf is gone, and i cant restore it with dpkg-reconfigure gdm. How do i get my default gdm.conf back?
[23:21] <stefg> Graham_: ok... so you need to partition /dev/sda and /devsdb in exactly the same way. i suggest: 1 primary:  256 MB (will be /boot), then a primary 5-10 GB (will be / ) , then create an extended partition for the rest
[23:21] <Fonzo> danbhfive: where do i go from here?
[23:21] <StupidWeasel> Hey folks, before I start my routine idling - I'm using jaunty and would like to install Intrepid onto a USB dongle from an advanced install ISO. Is there any special way to go about it?
[23:22] <stefg> Graham_: the extended partition should hold 2,5 to 3 GB /will be swap, rest (logcal) for /home
[23:22] <danbhfive> Fonzo: how are the other partitions labeled?
[23:22] <bfine70_> I just installed Ubuntu to run with Vista on my Toshiba laptop. I want ot make Ubuntu my primary OS now, but I want to transfer the files I had in Vista to Ubuntu, is there anyway I can do this from Ubuntu or do I NEED to transfer them via USB or memory card?
[23:22] <porcotino> guntbert: thanks for the reply, I just wanted to make sure that it used the best settings when creating files
[23:22] <|Slacker|> hey people
[23:22] <oskar-> NFischer:  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7094387
[23:22] <stefg> Graham_: keep in mind that these numbers will double, as you're running raid0 (except /boot
[23:22] <Fonzo> the other ntfs is has no label, the really tiny one has file system "unknown" and no label
[23:22] <christopher> how do i tell if java is installed
[23:23] <oskar-> christopher:  java -version
[23:23] <mtlife> hey for some reason my gdm.conf is gone, and i cant restore it with dpkg-reconfigure gdm. How do i get my default gdm.conf back?
[23:23] <herenbdy> hello, i'm attempting to create a package using checkinstall from the command line. My app requires libqtcore4 and libqtgui4 version 4.5 or above. I can pass --requires=libqtcore4,libqtgui4, but I can't pass libqtcore4(>=4.5),libqtgui4(>=4.5) without it giving me syntax errors
[23:23] <stefg> Graham and choose unformatted for all the partitions
[23:23] <porcotino> guntbert: it says that I can't edit it, "maybe in a later version"
[23:23] <bfine70_> I just installed Ubuntu to run with Vista on my Toshiba laptop. I want ot make Ubuntu my primary OS now, but I want to rtransfer the files I had in Vista to Ubuntu, is there anyway I can do this from Ubuntu or do I NEED to transfer them via USB or memory card?
[23:23] <herenbdy> how can I specificy a dependency's required version through the command line?
[23:23] <guntbert> porcotino: I understand, but please look for yourself, there are several options in apps/file-roller
[23:24] <danbhfive> Fonzo: also, can you pastebin the output of sudo fdisk -l?
[23:24] <StupidWeasel> bfine70: Should be possible. NTFS read/write is pretty good. Let me find you a tutorial on it.
[23:24] <guntbert> porcotino: huh? what version of ubuntu?
[23:24] <stefg> Graham_ : leave all partitions unformatted
[23:24] <porcotino> guntbert: crap, I was looking in schemas instead of apps
[23:24] <Graham_> stefg: but as you say, I need to created 2 x 256mb /boots on both disks? the same way I'm doing the other partitons (ie. duplicated exactly on both drives.
[23:24] <porcotino> guntbert: ~_~ you were correct
[23:24] <MadAGu> hey guys
[23:24] <thinkpadx61> this is a bit off-topic, but
[23:24] <Fonzo> danbhfive: how do i do that? :p
[23:24] <thinkpadx61> anyone in here using ipowerweb?
[23:24] <mtlife> hey for some reason my gdm.conf is gone, and i cant restore it with dpkg-reconfigure gdm. How do i get my default gdm.conf back?
[23:24] <danbhfive> !paste | Fonzo
[23:24] <stefg> Graham_: right ... boot will be raid1 (mirror) the rest will be raid0
[23:25] <guntbert> porcotino: nice :-)
[23:25] <porcotino> guntbert: /apps/file-roller/general/compression_level -> maximum
[23:25] <meab21> Hi everyone
[23:25] <werti_rus> hi
[23:25] <porcotino> guntbert: ^______^ thanks
[23:25] <MadAGu> anyone tried to install g++ in jaunty?
[23:25] <StupidWeasel> bfine70: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MountingWindowsPartitions/ThirdPartyNTFS3G
[23:25] <|Slacker|> hi meab21
[23:25] <guntbert> porcotino: you are welcome :)
[23:25] <StupidWeasel> Have a read of that :)
[23:26] <NFischer> oskar-, THX!! that fixed it!
[23:26] <danbhfive> Fonzo: actually, maybe sudo parted -l is better
[23:26] <meab21> hi Slacker
[23:26] <rueben> reuben
[23:26] <herenbdy> MadAGu: should sudo apt-get install build-essential work fine?
[23:26] <mtlife> hey for some reason my gdm.conf is gone, and i cant restore it with dpkg-reconfigure gdm. How do i get my default gdm.conf back?
[23:26] <StupidWeasel> I'm using jaunty and would like to install Intrepid onto a USB dongle from an advanced install ISO. Is there any special way to go about it?
[23:26] <MadAGu> herenbody: no and i have done update etc many times. It has missing dependencies...
[23:27] <rueben> how do i manually run dpkg
[23:27] <meab21> you know how to install zsnes in a ubuntu 9.04 64 bits?
[23:27] <stefg> Graham_: after you have done that click right on every parrtion and select 'set flags' set all partitions to 'raid''
[23:28] <J2daosh> ok, i think i figured out what my internet issue is. how do i assign a IPv4 address to an interface?
[23:28] <Graham_> stefg:  its not giving an option to set to either /boot  or just root "/' or swap?
[23:28] <J2daosh> my wired connection has an inet6 addr and not a inet addr
[23:28] <Graham_> stefg also, should I set them all to ext4?
[23:29] <guntbert> StupidWeasel: system/adminstr/usb ..creator - point it to an intrepid iso
[23:29] <merma> what the hell is going on at #norules ?
[23:29] <Fonzo> danbhfive: i'm having a bit of trouble with that :/ installing and writing this on 2 different machines :p however the first 2 lines are "This doesn't look like a partitions table" "Probably you selected the wrong device"
[23:29] <unkmar> I ran out of drive space on an older PC during apt-get update.
[23:29] <meab21> i search in google how install zsnes but seems to be no 64-bit
[23:29] <guntbert> !ot | merma
[23:29] <rsk> merma: don't ask here?
[23:29] <StupidWeasel> Heh, thanks guntbert. That would be logical huh XD?
[23:29] <Fonzo> if that helps
[23:29]  * StupidWeasel must have missed it
[23:29] <unkmar> I have failed to rm *.deb from /var/cache/apt/archives as root.  gives ReadOnly warnings.
[23:29] <mtlife> hey for some reason my gdm.conf is gone, and i cant restore it with dpkg-reconfigure gdm. How do i get my default gdm.conf back?
[23:29] <guntbert> StupidWeasel: once you tried it - yes :-)
[23:30] <unkmar> suggestions.
[23:30] <oskar-> unkmar:  use "-f" option
[23:30] <danielstri> Alright, thanks again!
[23:30] <stefg> Graham_: we're not dealing with filesystems or mount-points yet... we're just slicing the disk. select 'unformatted' for all disks  forthe moment. formatting will be one in the second stage, when you use the alternate installer to actually install
[23:30] <danielstri> Later.
[23:30] <danbhfive> Fonzo: don't worry
[23:30] <unkmar> oskar -f = fail. :(
[23:30] <danbhfive> Fonzo: go back to gparted, is sda2 an extended partition?
[23:30] <c_korn> what is the common approach to show the console output of an application to the user user interface indepently
[23:31] <oskar-> unkmar:  what command did you use?
[23:31] <Fonzo> danbhfive: how can i tell?
[23:31] <unkmar> /arv/cache/apt/archives# rm -f *.deb
[23:31] <unkmar> actually /var/
[23:31] <danbhfive> Fonzo: in gparted, it will be the filesystem type
[23:32] <oskar-> unkmar:  as a normal user you don't have write privileges there. prepend a "sudo"
[23:32] <mtlife> nobody here knows why my gdm.conf is gone?
[23:32] <unkmar> I am in as root.
[23:32] <Fonzo> it just says "ntfs" under file system
[23:32] <Pici> unkmar: sudo apt-get clean
[23:32] <Fonzo> just like sda1
[23:32] <oskar-> unkmar:  is the containing filesystem mounted as writable?
[23:32] <danbhfive> Fonzo: how big is that partition? and how much space is used?
[23:33] <Graham_> stefg: ok, done. I have 6 operatiosn pending on the 2 disks. setup 256mb on each, also 2 x 10gb and the rest .
[23:33] <unkmar> W: Not using locking for read only lock file /var/cache/apt/archives/lock
[23:33] <mtlife> nobody??
[23:33] <Fonzo> danbhfive: 72.05 GiB, 3.00 GiB is used
[23:34] <stefg> Graham_: you forgat swap
[23:34] <Fonzo> danbhfive: sda1 is 72.06 GiB, with 7.46 GiB used
[23:34] <adrian__> hi, i am trying to install nmap with no succsess in the terminal, I do apt-get install nmap
[23:34] <jts> im on ubuntu live cd, can someone walk me through on how to partition my drive to install it, i have windows installed as the other os
[23:34] <danbhfive> Fonzo: do you know what is one that partition?  can you open it up?
[23:34] <guntbert> !please | mtlife
[23:34] <graft> hey guys... so, whenever i use SCP (and i've had this problem on many machines over many years), the rate is fine at the beginning, but then it drops, stalls, picks up slowly, and continues to keep stalling as it limps through the transfer
[23:35] <mtlife> hey for some reason my gdm.conf is gone, and i cant restore it with dpkg-reconfigure gdm. How do i get my default gdm.conf back?
[23:35] <unkmar> what is lrm? it is 96% used?
[23:35] <graft> so... what have i been doing wrong all these years?
[23:35] <christopher> anyone running ps3 media server?
[23:35] <Christian__-> how can use command "passwd" in ONE line
[23:35] <stefg> Graham.. 256 MB primary, 10 GB primary, 3 GB logical, rest (~140 GB) logical... all unformatted, same on /dev/sda and /dev/sdb
[23:35] <danbhfive> Fonzo: the question is, can you delete that guy.  I think it might be that you don't need that partition
[23:35] <moymoy> christopher: yeah?
[23:35] <christopher> the install process is quite complex
[23:35] <christopher> ?
[23:36] <ahz> Software I wrote is in the Ubuntu 9.10 repo.  On what date will its version be frozen?
[23:36] <Fonzo> danbhfive: trying to open it.. is "File Browser" the ubuntu equivalent of windows explorer?
[23:36] <moymoy> christopher: nope... there actually is no install process.. you just extract the archive, that's it
[23:36] <danbhfive> Fonzo: use the Places menu
[23:36] <adrian__> hi, i am trying to install nmap with no succsess in the terminal, I do apt-get install nmap
[23:36] <ahz> I looked at the Ubuntu 9.10 timeline/roadmap but I could not figure it out
[23:36] <christopher> moymoy: do you have intstall instructions?
[23:36] <Graham_> stefg: yep. corrected and ready to commit changes.
[23:36] <christopher> what?
[23:36] <danbhfive> ahz: can you ask in #ubuntu+1
[23:37] <christopher> i tried that and then what file do I run?
[23:37] <moymoy> christopher: there's not installation.. just extract the contents of the archive into a folder
[23:37] <blue1> I need help with my video card please
[23:37] <moymoy> PMS
[23:37] <moymoy> christopher: PMS or something
[23:37] <christopher> pms?
[23:37] <stefg> Graham_ so press the red button :-) ... and then give me 'sudo fdisk -l | pastebinit' once again
[23:37] <moymoy> christopher: run PMS.sh in terminal
[23:37] <oskar-> gn8
[23:37] <vince> Good Evening folks, Was wondering if I could get some help with a Video issue.  When I install Jaunty 9.10 on my desktop system and then install the propriatary graphics driver things work great.  However once I update the kernal to something newer X won't start anymore except in low graphics mode.  I attempted to reinstall the driver via the Hardware Drivers screen, however it just makes like its installing it then tells me that the driv
[23:37] <vince> er is not active.  What am I doing wrong here?
[23:37] <Fonzo> danbhfive: it does not look like i can open it.. it just turns dark when i click it
[23:38] <Graham_> stefg: still working.
[23:38] <Fonzo> danbhfive: in fact, both drives do
[23:38] <Fonzo> is this because i am running ubuntu from the usb drive now?
[23:38] <mtlife> hey for some reason my gdm.conf is gone, and i cant restore it with dpkg-reconfigure gdm. How do i get my default gdm.conf back?
[23:39] <christopher> how?
[23:39] <christopher> i opened terminal
[23:39] <christopher> typed pms.sh
[23:39] <Christian__-> how can use command "passwd" in ONE line
[23:39] <Twigaathy> My ubuntu box just fell over after this:
[23:39] <Twigaathy> Aug 23 23:18:19 polaris kernel: [  599.481239] udevadm[10261]: segfault at 0 ip b7e0b613 sp bfb5dc58 error 4 in libc-2.9.so[b7d94000+15c000]<6>md: resync of RAID array md2
[23:39] <moymoy> christopher: you have to type in the whole path
[23:39] <Twigaathy> Anybody know why?
[23:39] <christopher> even if im in the right directory
[23:39] <graft> anyone have a hint on how to prevent scp from stalling on transfers?
[23:39] <moymoy> christopher: PMS.sh .. PMS has to be in caps
[23:40] <christopher> it keeps saying command not found
[23:40] <moymoy> christopher: type ./PMS.sh
[23:40] <Graham_> stefg: just setting raid flags on them all.
[23:40] <christopher> permission denied now
[23:40] <stefg> Graham_: when that is done we have the raw physical partitions to build our raid upon.. make sure all partitions are flagged as 'raid'
[23:41] <moymoy> christopher: hmm .. first type `chmod +x PMS.sh`
[23:41] <stefg> ...:-)
[23:41] <moymoy> christopher: then type ./PMS.sh
[23:41] <danbhfive> Fonzo: hmm, it looks like you have to close gparted
[23:41] <christopher> okay now it runs
[23:41] <christopher> how do I configure it?
[23:42] <blue1> can some one help me with my video card please
[23:42] <moymoy> christopher: click on the different tabs to change the settings
[23:42] <CapaH> Compiling a program and cannot find -liconv --- what package do I need to install ?
[23:42] <mtlife> hey for some reason my gdm.conf is gone, and i cant restore it with dpkg-reconfigure gdm. How do i get my default gdm.conf back?
[23:42] <christopher> no window opened
[23:43] <vince> Does anyone have any idea on how to help with this NVidia issue?  I've been googleing my butt off for hours and haven't found squat.
[23:43] <moymoy> christopher: do you have java installed?
[23:43] <christopher> yes..
[23:43] <graft> blue1: might want to be a little more specific... what do you need?
[23:43] <CapaH> nm got it
[23:43] <christopher> gij
[23:43] <moymoy> christopher: you have sun-java6-jre ?
[23:43] <elec> what package do i need to install so i have have c++ headers like iostream.h and fstream.h, i have build-essential and libstdc++-dev installed already
[23:44] <christopher> nope
[23:44] <christopher> how do I do that?
[23:44] <moymoy> christopher: sudo aptitude install sun-java6-jre
[23:44] <mtlife> vince: installing envy did the trick for me http://www.albertomilone.com/nvidia_scripts1.html
[23:44] <Graham_> stefg: sorry for delay. flags seemed to take short while for each. here's output. http://pastebin.com/m3897baee
[23:45] <vince> mtlife: Thought about that too however Envy isn't in the repository anymore
[23:45] <blue1> is there a way to scale my tv screen
[23:45] <christopher> installing it now
[23:45] <mtlife> vince: mm didnt know that, im on 8.04 so..
[23:46] <IPOG> Ahoj
[23:46] <stefg> Graham_: good ... you've set everything primary but that's ok... now we're going to build the arrays, that's a command line operation
[23:46] <IPOG> Je tu někdo z česka co by mi poradil?
[23:47] <Pici> !pl | IPOG
[23:47] <mtlife>  hey for some reason my gdm.conf is gone, and i cant restore it with dpkg-reconfigure gdm. How do i get my default gdm.conf back?
[23:47] <Graham_> stefg: I gotta admit I'm a pessamist, what can go wrong will go wrong.  But, fingers crossed eh.
[23:48] <stefg> Graham_: get a terminal and run 'sudo -i'
[23:48] <moymoy> christopher: no problem.. it's all working now?
[23:48] <stefg> Graham_: you should be root now
[23:48] <Graham_> stefg: yes
[23:48] <danbhfive> Fonzo: well, Ill just tell you what I did.  Somehow, I deleted sda2.  I created a 1.10G swap partition, use the rest as ext3 partition with the mount point as /   After you set that up, you should be able to install (you may need to set the mount point in the installer)
[23:49]  * unkmar is now know as pharfrumhappy
[23:50] <mindos> ibuclaw: I need your help
[23:50] <stefg> Graham_: run 'mdadm -C -l 1 -n 2 /dev/sda1 /dev/sdb1 /dev/md0' That makes a raid1 out of sda1 and sdb1
[23:51] <mtlife>  hey for some reason my gdm.conf is gone, and i cant restore it with dpkg-reconfigure gdm. How do i get my default gdm.conf back?
[23:51] <mindos> ibuclaw, you there?
[23:52] <Graham_> stefg prefix with 'sudo' ?
[23:52] <Zabadda> i have an external HDD that im backing files up to but it says i do not have permission, how do i use it as root
[23:52] <stefg> Graham_: you are already root (sudo -i gave you a root shell)
[23:53] <Graham_> stefg: ah. right. sorry. I get error - mdadm: Cannot open /dev/md0: No such file or directory
[23:53] <qpt> hi. i was wondering if anyone ever noticed any versions of ubuntu throwing up terminal sessions with text inside.
[23:53] <Graham_> mdadm: Cannot open /dev/md0: No such file or directory
[23:54] <mnaines1> Does Ubuntu Jaunty have support for Ramdisks?
[23:54] <stefg> Graham_: let me check my syntax ...
[23:54] <Sirmimer1> I need help with two programs called "Mumble" and "TeamSpeak2" can someone help?
[23:54] <Polt{laptop}> why not use vent ?
[23:54] <Graham_> stefg: sorry for it taking so long.
[23:54] <Polt{laptop}> also not to mention that spux is in the works
[23:55] <mnaines1> Polt{laptop}: I use GSC for voice chat
[23:55] <Graham_> stefg: This must drive you totally barmy sometimes.
[23:55] <mtlife>  hey for some reason my gdm.conf is gone, and i cant restore it with dpkg-reconfigure gdm. How do i get my default gdm.conf back?
[23:55] <mnaines1> Polt{laptop}: www.getgsc.com
[23:55] <ryan122> for someone looking to make a career in linux sys admin, is the Ubuntu Certified Professional cert worth it?
[23:55] <Polt{laptop}> I will have to check out gsc
[23:55] <danbhfive> mtlife: have you tried reinstalling gdm?
[23:55] <mnaines1> Polt{laptop}: It combines the functionality of an instant messenger with the capability of a 200-slot chat room
[23:56] <linxeh> ryan122: being completely biased, at the moment, no
[23:56] <mtlife> danbhfive: i tried apt-get remove gdm, and then apt-get install gdm. didnt really make any difference :|
[23:56] <stefg> Graham_: mdadm -C /dev/md0 --level=1 --raid-devices=2 /dev/sda1 /dev/sdb1
[23:57] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[23:57] <Graham_> stefg: different error - too small -  mdadm: /dev/sda1 is too small: 0K
[23:57] <mnaines1> Does anyone know if Ubuntu Jaunty supports Ramdisks?
[23:57] <ryan122> linxeh: what would be a good cert or if not any cert, then what would be a good starting place? mind you i am finishing my MBA...but i really want to work with linux
[23:57] <Graham_> stefg: maybe necessary to recreate those partitons and make the small one maybe 1 gb each.?
[23:57] <qpt> hi. i was wondering if anyone ever noticed any versions of ubuntu throwing up terminal sessions with text inside.
[23:58] <mnaines1> ryan122, I recommend CompTIA Linux+, which requires Red Hat Enterprise experience and knowledge of bash shell scripting
[23:58] <linxeh> ryan122: I'm biased because every shop seems to be using redhat, or at least centos atm. at some point ubuntu will probably dent that if it hasn't already. I guess lots of it depends on where you want to work though. this is really fodder for #ubuntu-offtopic though :-)
[23:58] <ActionParsnip> ryan122: study lpa as its a generic linux cert that transgresses distro
[23:59] <stefg> Graham_: no... sda1 and sdb1 are exactly the same size.
[23:59] <mnaines1> ryan122, CompTIA Linux+ is a distribution-neutral certification that is recognized industry-wide
[23:59] <Graham_> stefg: Yep.
[23:59] <Gelegrodan> mnaines1: i have CompTIA A+ ^^
[23:59] <ryan122> how does that compare to LPI's cert?