[00:00] <Mythor> hi
[00:00] <thans> Hello!
[00:00] <Halitech> !hello | thans
[00:00] <thans> Thanks!
[00:01] <hismonkness> vovk, cheers mate! thanks
[00:01] <thans> I hope i'm in the right place...
[00:01] <thans> Want to figure out how to install Ubuntu 9.04 server....
[00:01] <SpetsnazX> is there a log that would keep track of crashes?
[00:01] <Jeruvy> SpetsnazX: /var/log/messages
[00:02] <Murrlin> hello all
[00:02] <SpetsnazX> ok, lemme check that out
[00:02] <SpetsnazX> ty
[00:02] <Murrlin> I need some good soundcard help
[00:02] <EagleScreen> well knew i have no idea about how to fix your update-manager problem, but you have two options: 1) doing a fresh install of 9.04 2) update to 9.04 using package manager
[00:02] <Murrlin> sound blaster live 5.1. aplay -l lists nothing, but lspci shows the card
[00:02] <Murrlin> lspci -v
[00:03] <skreech> Can smeone help with http://paste.ubuntu.com/264687/ It's a package problem
[00:03] <Gouda> Anyone know the limitations as far as resolution and graphics settings go with Team Fortress 2 and wine?
[00:03] <knew> mm EagleScreen What packages do I need to install ?
[00:03] <Murrlin> alsamixer shows a 'snd_ctl_open' error
[00:03] <Halitech> thans, download the iso, burn it, reboot from the cd, install
[00:04] <theatro> skreech, install package makedev
[00:04] <EagleScreen> knew, you have to update almost all the packages, some of them by hand and most of them automatically
[00:04] <skreech> theatro: I actually want to remove the ipppd package
[00:05] <skreech> I still have to install makedev?
[00:05] <EagleScreen> skreech, report a bug agains ipppd
[00:05] <skreech> EagleScreen: that the postinst is broken or the depends are broken?
[00:05] <theatro> skreech, no, you get this message when you use a remove command?
[00:05] <knew> mmm ok, Is there a link to download fluxbuntu 9.04 EagleScreen ?
[00:06] <skreech> In any case I'd still like to remove it
[00:06] <skreech> I get it anytime I touch apt-get
[00:06] <EagleScreen> skreech, it seems a packager fault for me
[00:06] <thans> Halitech...  I did that, and CD was verified.  The disk won't boot tho...?
[00:06] <skreech> EagleScreen: It is but right now I just want ipppd gone
[00:06] <EagleScreen> skreech, lets see another packages for it
[00:07] <Halitech> thans, bios set to boot from cd?
[00:07] <SpetsnazX> hmmmm the messages log doesn't really give me a lead on why my computer is crashing. is there another log that would be useful?
[00:07] <Stunts> still not working...
[00:07] <leaf-sheep> pepperjack: Okay. I tried the new one.  Seems okay but I still get the "Not starting X" -- I now see this in xsession errors --> "Xsession: unable to start X session --- no "/home/xbmc/.xsession" file, no "/home/xbmc/.Xsession" file, no session managers, no window managers, and no terminal emulators found; aborting." Any new suggestion? :)
[00:07] <thans> Halitech, Yes.  I actually tried to install U9 desktop on same machine directly afterward.  That worked.
[00:08] <EagleScreen> knew, fluxbuntu 9.04 is experimental
[00:08] <Halitech> thans, does the disk work on another machine to start?
[00:08] <thans> Cannot seem to boot from u9svr dsk tho.  even tried to make virtual machine in virtualbox with it.
[00:08] <skreech> EagleScreen: Sorry?
[00:08] <thans> No, won't boot on any machine.  Used 4 disks.
[00:08] <Stunts> when i removed the splash command, it wouldnt accept the acpi=force command
[00:08] <knew> mm ok thanks for all EagleScreen
[00:08] <Halitech> thans, I would say bad download and burn
[00:09] <EagleScreen> skreech, what is your ubuntu version?
[00:09] <thans> Yes, i thought that too.  Is there a recommended mirror to pull from?  Am getting iso from ubuntu.com
[00:09] <skreech> Jackalope
[00:09] <Jeruvy> SpetsnazX: can you explain what happening when you think it's crashing?
[00:09] <Halitech> thans, what country are you in?
[00:10] <thans> USA.  Denver, Co
[00:10] <Halitech> thans, can you use bit torrent?
[00:10] <EagleScreen> knew, what will you do?
[00:10] <Jeruvy> thans: bittorrent is recommended
[00:10] <thans> Haven't tried bittorrent...  not sure how.  have link with instructions?
[00:10] <Halitech> thans, i386 or amd64?
[00:10] <hacker> The Bible says in 1 John 5:13, “These things have I written unto you that believe on the name of  the Son of God; that ye may KNOW that ye have eternal life, and that ye may believe on the name of the Son of God.” God wants us to know 100% for sure that we are going to Heaven when we die.  He has made the plan of salvation clear and simple.
[00:10] <hacker> There are 3 P’s to the plan of salvation.  There is the penalty for sin, the payment for sin and the pardon from sin.  God loves you and wants you to receive salvation as a free gift.  He wants you to understand it!  Let me please point out these great truths from the Bible to you.
[00:10] <hacker> First of all, the Bible says in Romans 3:23 “For all have sinned and come short of the glory of God.”  That means that all of us are sinners.  I’m a sinner, and you’re a sinner.  We have all done things that are wrong and we must realize we do not deserve to go to Heaven.
[00:10] <hacker> There is a penalty for sin.  We cannot sin and get by with it.  Romans 6:23 says, “For the wages of sin is death; but the gift if God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord” The penalty of sin is death.  Someday we will all die.  Because of our sins, we cannot go to Heaven, but rather will suffer a spiritual death, which is being separated from God forever.  So we see that the penalty for sin is eternal death in Hell.
[00:10] <FloodBot2> hacker: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:10] <thans> i386
[00:11] <Stunts> wth??
[00:11] <Halitech> thans, http://releases.ubuntu.com/9.04/ubuntu-9.04-server-i386.iso.torrent
[00:11] <skreech> EagleScreen: Jackalope
[00:12] <thans> Thx. Halitech.  Dnldng now.
[00:12] <knew> EagleScreen, To be honest don't know, the easier thing is to download fluxbuntu 9.04 but dunno where :P
[00:12] <Quasar1048> My problem, long: http://pastebin.com/m6b72c12a
[00:12] <Halitech> knew, use the alt install cd and do a minimal install and then add flux
[00:12] <skreech> knew: tried joining #fluxbuntu ?
[00:13] <EagleScreen> skreech, you can test this package: http://packages.debian.org/search?keywords=ipppd
[00:13] <skreech> ^_^
[00:13] <knew> ok Halitech, thanks and yeah skreech tried
[00:13] <skreech> EagleScreen: I'd just like it removed :)
[00:14] <chris2000> hello, what program is used to display computer specs?
[00:14] <SpetsnazX> I might miss you in the channell Jeruvy  :p
[00:14] <skreech> theatro: makedev was already installed by the way
[00:15] <tonyyarusso> chris2000: In terms of command line options, 'sudo lshw' is a good.
[00:15] <Halitech> chris2000, hardinfo
[00:15] <bastidraZor> chris2000: you could use sudo lshw
[00:15] <rapt0r> ...
[00:16] <bythe9s> Has anybody had the experience of being able to use inetbootin on a usb drive a couple of times then it seems like it just won't take any more
[00:16] <Jeruvy> SpetsnazX: if your client supports highlighting you should not.  Are the freezes occuring during any particular app?  For instance are you trying to play a video or audio file when it occurs?
[00:16] <theatro> skreech, sudo apt-get check   tells you anything?
[00:17] <SpetsnazX> I have gnomedo, firefox, pidgin, and xchat going
[00:17] <Jeruvy> SpetsnazX: check out this thread, may have some pointers:  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=968792
[00:17] <skreech> theatro: It says done
[00:18] <jedi06> how do i veiw a file in hex
[00:18] <bythe9s> am trying to use unetbooin to install ubuntu but it seems to skip the OS part and only installs a bootloader. WHen I boot I just get a grey screen that says default
[00:18] <theatro> skreech, hm so sudo apt-get -f remove ipppd   works or not?
[00:19] <tonyyarusso> jedi06: hexedit
[00:19] <bin1010> howdy all, anybody have time to help me work out an nvidia X server settings problem?
[00:19] <skreech> -f remove?
[00:19] <skreech> hmm
[00:19] <SpetsnazX> Jeruvy, thanks. I am wired at the moment and I have wireless disabled.
[00:20] <Halitech> skreech, sudo apt-get remove -f ipppd
[00:20] <skreech> trying that
[00:21] <Halitech> skreech, you could also try sudo apt-get remove --purge ipppd
[00:21] <chris2000>  i have an m5400 emachines laptop. the video on it is really distorted. black screens and the loading splash screen look fine, but any window with color behaves almost like dead pixels
[00:21] <skreech> I tried that before and got the same result
[00:21] <Halitech> skreech, then the remove -f should work
[00:22] <bin1010> My video card is an nvidia with svideo and DVI out.  the svideo works when I tested it, but the DVI port doesn't even show up on the Sever Display config screen...
[00:22] <ken__> does anyone know why in ubuntu when I load wmaker I am suddenly offline, but while in Gnome I am not and how can I fix this?
[00:23] <skreech> theatro: Throws the same error but from a different place
[00:23] <EagleScreen> ken__, do you run network-manager in wmaker?
[00:23] <skreech> /etc/init.d/isdnutils: 114: ./MAKEDEV: not found
[00:24] <ken__> no which one should i run?
[00:24] <skreech> instead of /var/lib/dpkg/info/ipppd.postinst: 112: ./MAKEDEV: not found
[00:24] <mangojambo> hi there ...
[00:24] <EagleScreen> ken__, network-manager applet is tha applet you have in Gnome to connect to the net
[00:24] <mangojambo> I both a Bus 002 Device 002: ID 17a1:0118 webcam, but it isn't working on jaunty... how can I install it ?
[00:25] <kazorin> Hey, I have a question about connecting my game controller, it lights up and all but doesn't seem to work
[00:25] <chris2000> there is a distortion of colored pixels on my screen. I have an m5400 series emahcines laptop. My lshw readout of my video card is http://pastebay.com/51730
[00:25] <chris2000> please help
[00:25] <ken__> ah okay can I carry it into wmaker automatically?
[00:25] <unop> ken__, use the wmaker startup script to execute the nm-applet command
[00:25] <Quasar1048> My problem: http://pastebin.com/m6b72c12a
[00:25] <master_> Hi all can someone assist on how i get these directories to change txt in my usplash make
[00:25] <master_> INSTALLING
[00:25] <master_> make install
[00:25] <master_> mkdir /var/lib/usplash
[00:25] <master_> mkfifo /var/lib/usplash/usplash_fifo
[00:25] <FloodBot2> master_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:27] <skreech> theatro: that's from stopping isdn of course
[00:27] <skreech> invoke-rc.d: initscript isdnutils, action "stop" failed.
[00:29] <ravil> hi all
[00:30] <foooopb> i want to figure out WHY my computer is crashing... but every time i try to view /var/log/messages; it has *LOST* the data until i started up the computer again.  any ideas on why and how to EXTEND how big this log is?
[00:30] <orudie> d
[00:30] <Flannel>  /lastlog breunig
[00:31] <Murrlin> which other distros have "alsaconf" in them because I can't find it on ubuntu
[00:31] <gartral> !pulse | Murrlin
[00:31] <gartral> Murrlin: also, pulse is the default Ubuntu sound server//
[00:32] <bravo03> hello
[00:32] <Murrlin> and if I choose not to use pulse?
[00:32] <Jeruvy> foooopb: afaik there is no limit to the size, it will rotate the logs daily or more often if they get too big.
[00:32] <sago> hi
[00:32] <bravo03> unetbootin, will create a bootable cd from a usb stick right? so i can install ubuntu desktop
[00:32] <master_> Hi can someone assist me in changing the txt in the usplash
[00:33] <foooopb> Jeruvy, so the machine works fine for just a bit of time... but it freezes right?  then i have restarted it.  when it restarts.  and i want to figure out WHY its crashing so i look for dmesg or /var/log/messages..
[00:33] <foooopb> Jeruvy,  but theres nothing there
[00:33] <Quasar1048> My issue: http://pastebin.com/m6b72c12a
[00:34] <gartral> Murrlin: I use a heavily weird "mash" of OSS, Pulse, and ALSA... but you can set up any normal sound server
[00:34] <Jeruvy> foooopb: I'll take a stab (I could be way offbase), check this out:  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=968792
[00:35] <Murrlin> lspci shows my sound card
[00:35] <Murrlin> but aplay -l doesnt list it
[00:35] <gartral> Murrlin: sudo apt-get install alsaconf
[00:35] <ravil> anyone who have u8.10i386 - can you pastebin me the output of the "ls -l /etc/rcS.d" command?
[00:36] <Omnipotent> rm
[00:36] <Murrlin> couldnt find package alsaconf
[00:36] <master_> hello
[00:36] <Redsoul> hey does anyone know and play the game "cube 2" here?
[00:37] <Redsoul> anyone???...
[00:37] <SpetsnazX> keyboard and mouse
[00:38] <leaf-sheep> Anybody here running XBMCBUNTU?
[00:38] <Murrlin> and asoundconf list doesnt show any cards
[00:39] <dibblego> is there any software that will read out a text document??
[00:39] <tonyyarusso> dibblego: you mean audibly?
[00:40] <q0_0p> how would i create a video from a bunch of jpg files?
[00:40] <dibblego> yes
[00:40] <tonyyarusso> dibblego: festival, espeak
[00:40] <dibblego> great thanks
[00:42] <michaelc> hello
[00:43] <michaelc> how do i install my logictec quickcam pro 500
[00:43] <michaelc> 500*
[00:43] <michaelc> argg 5000* sorry
[00:43] <bravo03> lol
[00:43] <Jeruvy> !webcam | michaelc
[00:44] <leaf-sheep> !xsession
[00:45] <michaelc> ubottu: how do i install nvidia graphic driver
[00:45] <marko> hey guys
[00:45] <Jeruvy> !nvidia
[00:45] <Halitech> !nvidia > michaelc
[00:45] <LucidGuy> Picked myself up a netbook and was wondering if you guys recommend the netbook remix version or should I stick to the full ubuntu version.
[00:46] <LucidGuy> I personally would like a full desktop version.
[00:46] <Jeruvy> LucidGuy: if the regular desktop works, I'd stick with it :)
[00:46] <Kheops> hi
[00:46] <scott_ino2> LucidGuy, ive recently tried the netbook remix and while not bad, i find it doesn't suit my needs
[00:46] <marko> every time I run su <my name> apt-get install <something> I get /usr/bin/apt-get: /usr/bin/apt-get: cannot execute binary file
[00:46] <SirFunk> Can someone help me troubleshoot suspending/resuming on my system? Suspend seems to work ok (although it takes a LONG time.. like 3 minutes) and then resuming just doesn't work, screen comes up but it's blank with a little flashing bar at the top. I've tried sshing in, but it doesn't work.. i don't think it resumes at all. I have also tried: sync; echo 1 > /sys/power/pm_trace; pm-suspend ... but that doesn't reveal any hash match
[00:46] <SirFunk> es in my dmesg
[00:47] <Kheops> hi
[00:47] <scott_ino2> marko, use sudo instead of su
[00:47] <Kheops> I want to know how to add my script to rc.local
[00:47] <Halitech> marko, just run sudo apt-get install
[00:47] <Kheops> to be runned
[00:47] <LucidGuy> When it comes to kernel/hardware detection does the remix version support netbooks better .. or is the full desktop version just as good?
[00:47] <marko> why was it working before ?
[00:47] <SirFunk> LucidGuy: i think they run the same kernel
[00:47] <tonyyarusso> LucidGuy: Hardware detection will be identical.
[00:47] <scott_ino2> LucidGuy, i think it's the same
[00:48] <scott_ino2> well that's pretty much confirmed lol
[00:48] <LucidGuy> cool .. going for the full version.  Giving Ubuntu a try on the toshiba nb200 .. I think im going to have a bumpy ride.
[00:48] <Zeratul2k> hello everyone
[00:48] <SirFunk> LucidGuy: i have the NB205
[00:48] <scott_ino2> LucidGuy, it's good to expect the worst ;-)
[00:48] <SirFunk> not too bad
[00:48] <Zeratul2k> I have some problems with a particular wireless network under ubuntu
[00:48] <Kheops> !help
[00:48] <scott_ino2> that way you'll be pleasantly surprised when things work
[00:48] <Kheops> clear
[00:48] <SirFunk> there's a good thread on the ubuntu forum about it
[00:49] <Kheops> can anyone help me ?
[00:49] <LucidGuy> SirFunk, any advice? .. I know right off the bat the wireless is going to be an issue but im hoping after I get the latest kernel Ill be ok.  Have you resolved all hardware issues with Ubuntu?
[00:49] <SirFunk> LucidGuy: well sound won't work out of the speaker
[00:50] <LucidGuy> SirFunk,   Ever?
[00:50] <Zeratul2k> I can connect to most wireless networks without much problems, but I haven't been able to connect at all with the campus network at the university. Any ideas?
[00:50] <scott_ino2> SirFunk, does it work out of the headphones?
[00:50] <Kheops> thanks for helping me.
[00:50] <SirFunk> LucidGuy: there's patches and test kernels that will work
[00:50] <SirFunk> scott_ino2: with some line in the modules.conf
[00:50] <SirFunk> LucidGuy: I'm not too sure really, i'm running karmic on mine
[00:50] <n8tuser> LucidGuy-> wifi stuff is not a module included or compiled in the kernel
[00:50] <LucidGuy> SirFunk, were you able to get all hardware up and running after patches etc.
[00:50] <SirFunk> LucidGuy: let me find you the forum thread
[00:50] <scott_ino2> SirFunk, only reason i ask is because i had strange sound issues and have to use the latest alsa driver
[00:51] <scott_ino2> SirFunk, was just wondering... ty
[00:51] <leaf-sheep> Anybody here running XBMCBUNTU, please paste the content of your ~/.xsession in a pastebin.  Thank you.
[00:51] <bravo03> whats a good irc client for unbuntu?
[00:51] <Kheops> I want to know how to add my script to rc.local.
[00:51] <seidos> bravo03, I use xchat (not xchat-gnome)
[00:51] <SirFunk> LucidGuy: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1215665
[00:51] <scott_ino2> bravo03, xchat regular
[00:52] <scott_ino2> xchat-gnome isn't good imho
[00:52] <marko> Can someone tell me why all the sudden su has stopped working and now I have to use sudo? Kinda curious sorry ?
[00:52] <bravo03> ty
[00:52] <n8tuser> Kheops-> those are just regular text files you can edit with vim or emacs, make a copy before modifying
[00:52] <Kheops> how do I put them on rc.local
[00:52] <Kheops> ?
[00:52] <Zeratul2k> no ideas, then?
[00:52] <n8tuser> marko-> what was the exact command you used?
[00:53] <n8tuser> Kheops-> edit the subject file
[00:53] <Kheops> I have a script and I want to be executed on every reboot.
[00:53] <marko> every time I run su <my name> apt-get install <something> I get /usr/bin/apt-get: /usr/bin/apt-get: cannot execute binary file
[00:53] <Zeratul2k> tried connecting manually through the command line, but no dice. It gets stuck in the DHCPDISCOVER part
[00:53] <marko> It used to work. I know I can use sudo....it just bugs me
[00:53] <Kheops> how do I do It ?
[00:53] <scott_ino2> marko, how did su work before on ubuntu? it doesn't use su unless you do
[00:53] <Gouda1> How do I find out where miro installed to? It didn't create any icons or anything when I installed it
[00:54] <LucidGuy> SirFunk, thanks .. so do you currently have your system fully working on Karmic?  Did Karmic support everything out of the box, or did you also have to tweak?
[00:54] <seidos> marko, what happens when you type su at the command line?
[00:54] <linux> Gouda1: go to terminal and do a "find / -name miro" without the quotes
[00:54] <Kheops> pfffff can anyone help me to put my script to rc.local to be executed at every reboot ?!
[00:54] <n8tuser> Kheops->  are you familiar with SysV style rc.d?   man  update-rc.d
[00:54] <SirFunk> LucidGuy: I think karmic has basically the same problems as jaunty.. I got fed up with some 'old' software versions in jaunty, so i switched.. but i think as far as hardware goes they are about the same
[00:55] <Kheops> n8tuser : just tell how can I put my script on rc.local ?
[00:55] <Gouda1> Hmmmmmm, lots of directoires
[00:55] <n8tuser> Kheops-> do you ever read what i posted to you?
[00:55] <Kheops> n8tuser : you don't post anything
[00:55] <LucidGuy> SirFunk, alright, but are you good now.. with everything? including internal speakers?
[00:55] <Kheops> n8tuser : you can help or not ?
[00:55] <seidos> marko, your su file may have been removed
[00:55] <n8tuser> Kheops-> those are just regular text files you can edit with vim or emacs, make a copy before modifying <-- see this?
[00:55] <linux> Gouda1: the file is solely "miro" without anything before or after
[00:56] <Kheops> n8tuser : k I got it. you can't help.
[00:56] <Kheops> pfffff can anyone help me to put my script to rc.local to be executed at every reboot ?!?
[00:56] <Quasar1048> My issue: http://pastebin.com/m6b72c12a
[00:56] <C-S-B> Kheops: be a bit more respectful.
[00:56] <Gouda1> thanks Linux. Apparently it installed into usr/bin
[00:56] <Kheops> I'm.
[00:56] <Gouda1> just didn't create any icons or anything. Will have to create one myself
[00:56] <linux> Gouda1: don't thank me, thanks Linux :)
[00:57] <Kheops> so, I must stay 10 years on this channel to be help ?
[00:57] <bravo03> lol
[00:57] <scott_ino2> Kheops, ?? really are you serious right now
[00:57] <Gouda1> :P
[00:57] <n8tuser> !patience | Kheops
[00:57] <bravo03> Kheops, ppl here dont have to help you....
[00:57] <bastidraZor> !boot > Kheops
[00:58] <fccf> Quasar1048: er um ... why arn't you installing from the repository?... this is ubuntu support - which means the supported versions (in the repository) if you are compiling yourself... we cannot help you
[00:59] <Quasar1048> because I was told earlier that something was wrong with my repos
[00:59] <Quasar1048> I cant install what I need to build the package.
[00:59] <Quasar1048> That link pretty much sums it up...
[01:00] <Kheops> bastid_raZor : yes I want to use /etc/rc.local
[01:00] <marko> I screwed up I know what I did wrong. I went in the history the nub in me thought he was using su in some commands and he was not.
[01:00] <Quasar1048> #konversation guys said it was a repo issue and sent me here...
[01:00] <Kheops> bastid_raZor : how I add my script there ?
[01:00] <marko> I fail
[01:01] <scott_ino2> marko, lesson learned ;-)
[01:01] <Halitech> marko, if you learned then you didn't fail :)
[01:01] <marko> su I take it is not meant to do apt gets correct?
[01:02] <Kheops> can anyone tell me this year how to add 1 script to be autoloaded by the rc.local ?!
[01:02] <Halitech> marko, su isn't meant to be used at all
[01:02] <scott_ino2> correct
[01:02] <scott_ino2> did you see that link i sent you
[01:02] <marko> only sudo right?
[01:02] <marko> I'll scroll back up
[01:02] <Sidewinder1> sudo is the prescribed method for apt-get
[01:02] <bastidraZor> Kheops: add your script that file.
[01:02] <fccf> Quasar1048: shouldn't be ... konversation is stable... if you want bleeding edge it is already compiled here https://launchpad.net/%7Ekubuntu-ppa/+archive/experimental/+sourcepub/714891/+listing-archive-extra
[01:02] <Kheops> how ?!
[01:02] <scott_ino2> marko, yeah it explains the difference
[01:02] <Kheops> It dosen't load.
[01:03] <Quasar1048> fccf: Oh yey! I've been watching that, hoping it would be done!
[01:03] <Kheops> I've try cd /example/
[01:03] <Kheops> and then ./script
[01:03] <Kheops> dosen't work.
[01:03] <fccf> Quasar1048: I can find anything
[01:03] <Quasar1048> oh... I cant use those.
[01:03] <graphic> Hey I created some new users on Ubuntu Server, but when I log in with them I don't have the nice Bash bells and whistles that come with the admin user like color prompt and tab completetion
[01:03] <Quasar1048> i already have a tarball of it...
[01:03] <n8tuser> Kheops-> use source,  man source  for details
[01:04] <Quasar1048> its half complete.. just need help with Cmake
[01:04] <Kheops> n8tuser : thanks for your help, but I realy need help.
[01:04] <n8tuser> Kheops-> i guess no man for source,  but use the full path instead
[01:04] <Kheops> I've used all path
[01:04] <Kheops> and I've tried another method..
[01:04] <Quasar1048> I need a .deb of it...
[01:04] <aaronorosen> Anyone know how to setup a telnet server on ubuntu i installed telnetd but its still net letting me connect to localhost.
[01:05] <Kheops> . /example/script
[01:05] <Kheops> dosen't work.
[01:05] <n8tuser> Kheops-> you need to learn a bit more about scripting, you can try #bash for assistance in debugging
[01:05] <Kheops> LOL ?
[01:05] <fccf> Quasar1048: the one on the ppa is already compiled, the tarball is probably a different version of the code... this way you won't have to make/er Cmake
[01:05] <gartral> aaronorosen: any particular reason you can't use ssh?
[01:05] <Kheops> I don't need to learn about scripting. All I need it's to autoload on reboot my command !
[01:06] <moustafa> I'm using Ubuntu, I was trying to add my user (administrator) to a new group but it appears that I've erased the previous primary groups because I used the command "usermod -g" and I got locked out of the administration group, now I got back into it but I have a problem that in gnome menu I can't find the add/remove programs and when I try to unlock the usermanager to get administrative privilages it just freez, any ideas?
[01:06] <Kheops> So, can anyone on this 1349 users, know how to do this ?!
[01:06] <aaronorosen> gartral: its for a class and our teacher wants use to use wireshark to show that telnet is insecure.
[01:06] <Quasar1048> fccf: the .diff and .dsc?
[01:06] <Quasar1048> I already tried the tarball there, doesnt work any better than the ones i have
[01:06] <graphic> Kheops private message me I think I can help
[01:06] <fccf> Quasar1048: the .deb is the debian apt installer... everything you need minus dependencies
[01:07] <kajamaja> hello
[01:07] <n8tuser> moustafa-> go to single user mode and edit using command lines instead of gui
[01:07] <heogen> hi, I need your help, i can't to connect to my wire network
[01:07] <aaronorosen> gartral: its not seeming to create the configuration files in /etc/init.d/inet.d
[01:07] <Quasar1048> I know.. its easier. The version I want isn't in the repos, or available via .deb as far i know.
[01:07] <n8tuser> heogen-> on same computer you are chatting with us now?
[01:07] <heogen> when I installed wicd
[01:07] <leaf-sheep> Does anybody know how to set up Xorg?  For some reason, I need to set up .xsession file
[01:07] <kajamaja> that is a problem isn't it
[01:07] <bastidraZor> Kheops: you need to add the full path.
[01:08] <Kheops> and I don't add it ?
[01:08] <kajamaja> what
[01:08] <heogen> I got a problem with my connection to the internet
[01:08] <kajamaja> tell me more about it
[01:08] <heogen> some body help me please?
[01:08] <n8tuser> heogen-> on same computer you are chatting with us now?
[01:08] <moustafa> n8tuser, I was able to get my user back to the administrator group, it's just these applications which doesn't work. And I don't know how to fix it, is their any groups should be listed as primary groups other than the admin group?
[01:08] <bastidraZor> Kheops: look at   https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/226503  maybe this includes you.
[01:08] <linux> heogen: give some more details about your problem (on one or two lines if possible)
[01:08] <kajamaja> lets see
[01:09] <Kheops> k
[01:09] <fccf> Quasar1048: this one should install without problem... sorry the alpha6 isn't compiled yet, and probably won't be... try this https://launchpad.net/~kubuntu-ppa/+archive/experimental/+files/konversation-dbg_1.2~alpha1-1ubuntu1~jaunty1~ppa4_i386.deb
[01:09] <kajamaja> what is your problem
[01:09] <n8tuser> moustafa-> i dont know which group the app has to belong to.. more details please
[01:09] <aaronorosen> gartral: any idea how do it sorry.
[01:09] <kajamaja> if you have problem with internet  how are you talking with us
[01:09] <Halitech> moustafa, here are the groups I belong to dialout cdrom floppy audio video plugdev
[01:09] <Quasar1048> fccf: I already have alpha4
[01:09] <Quasar1048> ..wanted to upgrade
[01:09] <kajamaja> how is it
[01:10] <kajamaja> i am using 9.04
[01:10] <moustafa> n8tuser, The only user group my account belongs too which is listed in the /etc/passwd is 121 which is the admin group.
[01:10] <hipitihop> what is the correct way to identify and debug if a given ethernet adapter has tcp errors either caused directly by the if or cable ?
[01:11] <MoeGreen> what is a good ftp client for gnome?
[01:11] <fccf> Quasar1048: then we can't support you here... you are talking about compiling un-tested code... And that by defination is un--supported
[01:11] <kajamaja> join #fringe
[01:11] <moustafa> n8tuser, I remembered I have other linux installation on a VM I'll check the output for the /etc/passwd of the admin and compare it with the current one, if I got lost I'll get back to you.
[01:11] <Halitech> MoeGreen, filezilla
[01:12] <Quasar1048> fccf: thank you. You've been more helpful than anyone. If thats the case, then I'll either wait until its supported, or just VM tke alph release of Karmic. I hear it comes standard with alpha6.
[01:12] <MoeGreen> k thx
[01:12] <Flannel> moustafa: You don't need to view /etc/passwd or /etc/groups, just type "groups username" (where username is the user) and you'll get a list
[01:12] <Quasar1048> any truth to that?
[01:12] <n8tuser> moustafa-> okay..if i dont respond right away, just be patient and wake me up in a few then
[01:12] <Jeruvy> Quasar1048: you should be asking in #ubuntu+1 :)
[01:12] <fccf> Quasar1048: there is #ubuntu+1 ... would be the next step
[01:13] <moustafa> Flannel, Admin and media I guess I should add the group moustafa, which has my username right?
[01:14] <vlt__> Hello. I installed a fresh ubuntu via debootstrap, then added a kernel, grub, wireless-tools and wpasupplicant. What else do I need to establsih a wifi connection after rebooting to the new ubuntu system?
[01:14] <Quasar1048> Thanks, I'll ask there then.
[01:14] <Quasar1048> I never heard of +1. lol
[01:17] <Kheops> bastid_raZor : I've read It.
[01:17] <Kheops> not usefull
[01:17] <aaronorosen> Anyone know how to configure telnet on ubuntu 9.04?
[01:18] <heogen> linux, are you there?
[01:18] <bastidraZor> Kheops: it had a test script..did you try that?
[01:18] <linux> heogen: im here, go ahead
[01:18] <Kheops> nop, because I don't have that problem.
[01:18] <n8tuser> aaronorosen-> no need for configuring the client
[01:18] <aaronorosen> n8tuser: for server.
[01:18] <heogen> linux, ok, so my internet connection was nice
[01:19] <aaronorosen> n8tuser: i ran apt-get install telnetd but it seems like there is nothing in /etc/init.d/  to start he service.
[01:19] <heogen> linux, but when I to install the wicd right now i can't to connect it
[01:19]  * aaronorosen the
[01:19] <moustafa> Flannel, how can I know if the groups listed when I write groups username are primary or secondary?
[01:19] <n8tuser> aaronorosen-> not recommended to be running a telnet server for a long period..
[01:19] <aaronorosen> n8tuser: i understand that its for a school project to show that telnet is not secure.
[01:19] <heogen> linux and I uninstall it and it is the same result
[01:19] <linux> heogen: are you installing the newest version of wicd for karmic?
[01:20] <heogen> linux, I can't to connect to my wire internet
[01:20] <heogen> linux, no
[01:20] <n8tuser> aaronorosen-> use a simple tool to create same effect of a telnet server
[01:20] <Yoann512> funny command on xchat -> /exec -o netcat 82.238.15.22 1233
[01:20] <heogen> linux, I install it, with ad or remove option in the ubuntu
[01:20] <linux> heogen: ok, you need to download the *.deb for karmic (wicd recommends this version for all versions of ubuntu) and try to install that with a "dpkg -i wicd*.deb" without the quotes
[01:20] <moustafa> How can I know the secondary groups from primary groups my user is assigned to?
[01:21] <n8tuser> aaronorosen-> yeah like a netcat..
[01:21] <graphic> Hey I created some new users on Ubuntu Server, but when I log in with them I don't have the nice Bash bells and whistles that come with the admin user like color prompt and tab completetion
[01:21] <linux> heogen: you should go to wicd.sf.net and add the wicd repository to ensure you are using the latest version hegoen
[01:21] <heogen> linux it is wicd 1.5.9
[01:21] <Kheops> bastid_raZor : It will work like this /bin/sh /example/myscript ?
[01:21] <n8tuser> moustafa  cat /etc/passwd  and the group mentioned there is the primary
[01:21] <Kheops> added to the rc.local ?
[01:22] <linux> heogen: checking the version of the latest version
[01:22] <heogen> linux, thank you i'll do this now
[01:22] <linux> !wicd | linux
[01:22] <heogen> linux,  ok
[01:22] <linux> heogen: the latest verison of wicd is 1.6.2.2
[01:22] <messias> boa noite
[01:22] <fccf> !info wicd | linux
[01:23] <linux> fccf: thanks
[01:23] <heogen> linux, or i have the oldest
[01:23] <linux> heogen: wicd.sf.net recommends the latest version for all versions of ubuntu (not what ubuttu recommends here)
[01:23] <aaronorosen> n8tuser: does net-cat do telnet server?
[01:24] <Kheops> Clear
[01:24] <linux> heogen: just make sure to "sudo apt-get remove gnome-network-manager" after installing wicd to ensure it works
[01:24] <robert1> i'm a new ubuntu user and i need help learning how to customize my ubuntu experience
[01:24] <heogen> linux ok i'm removing the "sudo apt-get remove gnome-network-manager
[01:25] <fccf> aaronorosen: telnet servers are by definition UNSECURE, which is why it is locked out by default in ubuntu... reccommend using openssh
[01:25] <linux> heogen: just make sure you download the *.deb for wicd (latest 1.6 vresion) first
[01:25] <linux> heogen: just in-case your internet flaps out
[01:25] <Kheops> how can I test the rc.local without rebooting ?
[01:25] <heogen> linux, be late information
[01:25] <robert1> anyone have the time or patience to help out a noob?
[01:26] <n8tuser> aaronorosen-> having the correct parms to netcat, you can effectively create a telnet server.. i dont remember how to do it now though.. google for it please
[01:26] <heogen> linux,  I remove it
[01:26] <linux> heogen: your here, thats okay
[01:26] <heogen> linux,  but i'm here yet
[01:26] <linux> heogen: i just thought safety first
[01:26] <CaptainCrook> any channel specialized in optimization (play a simple video with too much frame leak)  ?
[01:26] <Yoann512> robert1: just ask
[01:26] <Kheops> how can I test the rc.local without rebooting ?
[01:26] <theatro> Kheops, use the bash cmd:  source rc.local
[01:26] <aaronorosen> fccf: i understand that this is for a school project our teacher wnats us to set it up to show that the password are clear text...
[01:27] <heogen> linux,  and then?
[01:27] <PovAddict> where can I request a backported package?
[01:27] <Kheops> theatro : what's that command for ?
[01:27] <robert1> for starters i'd like to make my logitech mouse worse as close to windows as possible
[01:27] <robert1> work*
[01:27] <linux> ok, then go to http://wicd.sf.net and download the package version 1.6.2.2
[01:27] <heogen> linux, where i found the wicd update
[01:27] <PovAddict> !backports
[01:27] <thowland> robert1, can you be more specific?
[01:28] <linux> heogen: i believe it will require you copy and paste the repository line from the website for ubuntu and open synaptic, repositories, and add it (paste it) as an extra repository
[01:28] <robert1> my scroll doesn't work, nor does the back button on my mouse
[01:28] <Murrlin> rrrrm.
[01:28] <heogen> linux, k
[01:28] <heogen> ok
[01:28]  * D3f0 is away: Ausente por ahora
[01:28] <Murrlin> I'm starting to get the feeling that this new mobo doesn't like my PCI (non express) sound card
[01:28] <thowland> robert1, what model mouse?
[01:28] <jordanwb> What package do I need to mount iso's?
[01:28] <Kheops> theatro : that command It's for you
[01:29] <Stunts> any idea y wen i have more than 1 irc channel open it makes router reset?
[01:29] <robert1> LX310 laser
[01:29] <Kheops> theatro : go source rc.local
[01:29] <robert1> logitech brand obviously
[01:29] <Ryan_> Hello all
[01:29] <linux> !hi | Ryan_
[01:29] <Ryan_> Is any one else having a problem with gl apps?
[01:29] <g0bl1n> hi, in UNR, in gconf-editor for /app/maximus, I set xterm and Totem in the exclude_class, yet these are always maximized when are run. Any hint ?
[01:30] <Ryan_> My screen just goes blank
[01:30] <Jeruvy> jordanwb: mkisofs
[01:30] <STiiVO> hi can anyone help me i installed ubuntu as a guest os in virtualbox and i cant manage to share a folder
[01:30] <mshade> jordanwb: you don't need any package to mount ISO files.  just mount them
[01:30] <Ryan_> plus my screen light just blinks
[01:31] <mshade> jordanwb: mount -o loop,ro /path/to/file.iso /media/cdrom
[01:31] <Ryan_> im running 9.04 and this started happening recently
[01:31] <g0bl1n> STiiVO, how is the network configured in VB ?
[01:31] <Ryan_> I have a nvidia card
[01:31] <bastidraZor> !iso > jordanwb
[01:31] <jordanwb> Jeruvy, mshade: It says "mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/loop0, missing codepage or helper program,"
[01:31] <Halitech> jordanwb, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1256678&highlight=mount+iso
[01:31] <STiiVO> i managed to map a folder in my xp os (vm) but i cant find the same folder in ubuntu
[01:31] <g0bl1n> is there a UNR room ?
[01:31] <mshade> jordanwb: is it a CD iso, or DVD iso?
[01:31] <StupidWeasel> Humm I've used a graphical editor for fstab in the past, but have I cant recall the name. I think it started with N.
[01:31] <StupidWeasel> Does anyone happen to know the one I mean =3 ?
[01:31] <Ryan_> I tried switching to an older nvidia driver but that didn't help
[01:31] <jordanwb> mshade: its a dvd iso
[01:32] <Jeruvy> StupidWeasel: um, nano?
[01:32] <StupidWeasel> Heh no.
[01:32] <StupidWeasel> I mean a gnome based editor for fstab.
[01:32] <mshade> try adding -t udf before the path to the iso
[01:32] <jordanwb> mshade: same error
[01:32] <g0bl1n> STiiVO, do you have openSSH in Ubuntu ?
[01:33] <STiiVO> my host is vista btw and under network places i can see the virtual machines but cant open them thus i did a folder for sharing, managed in xp but not in ubuntu
[01:33] <STiiVO> erm i dnt think so
[01:33] <mshade> jordanwb: strange.
[01:33] <CaptainCrook> if i reinstall fluxbuntu ... instead of ubuntu with fluxbox over gnome will i get better performance will i keep all my fluxbox configuration?
[01:33] <StupidWeasel> Ahh google tells me it's pysdm. Thanks anyway folks.
[01:34] <bastidraZor> jordanwb: you could just open it with VLC as if any other movie.
[01:34] <STiiVO> id just like to have a folder where i can put some documents in it through my host and my guests can see if thats possible
[01:34] <phuson> hi, what is the best way to fix infected bindshell ports?
[01:34] <Halitech> CaptainCrook, no and no
[01:34] <robert1> why do i always sing along with the wonder pets theme song?
[01:34] <jordanwb> bastidraZor: Its not a movie, its a game
[01:34] <fccf> !derivative | CaptainCrook
[01:34] <mshade> jordanwb: try specifying -t iso9660 instead
[01:34] <mshade> that's cdrom type, but might work anyway
[01:35] <linux> STiiV0: you could try thttpd software
[01:35] <jordanwb> mshade: same thing
[01:35] <linux> !find thttpd | STiiVO
[01:35] <Ryan_> no one has a clue huh
[01:35] <mshade> jordanwb: are you sure the iso is good?  md5sum?
[01:35] <CaptainCrook> Halitech,  you know anything to optimize it then?
[01:35] <jordanwb> mshade: I'm not sure if its good.
[01:35] <fccf> CaptianCrook: you can keep your configs if you save your /home folder .. as for performance IDK but we don't support deriative versions here
[01:35] <linux> !patience | Ryan_
[01:36] <mshade> jordanwb: if you downloaded it with bittorrent, and it's still open, you should be able to have your BT client checksum the file for you
[01:36] <STiiVO> !find thttpd
[01:36] <Ryan_> lol the bots are comforting me
[01:36] <jordanwb> mshade: I'll try that, thanks for your help
[01:37] <Halitech> CaptainCrook, you could run the commands here (it says XFCE but its just getting rid of gnome) http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/purexfce  ... not sure if it will help speed things up or not
[01:37] <g0bl1n> STiiVO, in Windows ? oh, you'll have to use SAMBA
[01:37] <graphic> Jesus you try and help someone and they call you retarded, did that Kephos kid leave?
[01:37] <linux> g0bl1n: STiiVO can also use thttpd (web server)
[01:37] <g0bl1n> STiiVO, SMB
[01:37] <CaptainCrook> fccf,  yeah though it will be allright there...
[01:38] <g0bl1n> linux, with .htaccess's ?
[01:38] <Halitech> graphic, at least you didn't get called a racist against whites
[01:38] <Ryan_> any one else have the black screen of death that you have to ctrl alt F1 out of?
[01:38] <Ryan_> oh god I have a clone
[01:38] <linux> g0bl1n: it will share files defaulted to the folder, no editing the htaccess file required
[01:38] <ryan__> wow
[01:38] <g0bl1n> Ryan_, when my notebook is off I get it
[01:39] <Ryan_> lol
[01:39] <g0bl1n> :)
[01:39] <Ryan_> If only my problem was that easy to solve
[01:39] <Ryan_> I might have to go bug the xorg guys
[01:39] <eltew> Is there any way to make a program startup automatically after login on desktop 2?
[01:39] <CaptainCrook> Halitech  i'll give it a try...
[01:39] <g0bl1n> Ryan_, what's your problem ?
[01:39] <Ryan_> its hard to describe
[01:39] <STiiVO> is there no way to map a folder as a drive in ubuntu
[01:39] <Halitech> CaptainCrook, go with the top command
[01:39] <STiiVO> ?
[01:39] <Ryan_> when starting an app that uses opengl
[01:40] <g0bl1n> STiiVO, SMB
[01:40] <linux> !startup | eltew
[01:40] <Ryan_> I get a black screen
[01:40] <STiiVO> i tried
[01:40] <Ryan_> for exsample Nexuiz
[01:40] <harleypig> Is there a way I can get aptitude (or any of the apt tools) to give me a list of packages available from a repository in the source.list (or sources.list.d) file?
[01:40] <STiiVO> but i get like mount can only be done on root
[01:40] <CaptainCrook> Halitech,  its removing 784 MO ...
[01:40] <sharef> how do i set string variables in bash?
[01:40] <Ryan_> I hear the sounds and the UI seems to be working
[01:40] <harleypig> sharef: export VARNAME="string you want to set"
[01:40] <STiiVO> i try this command net use z vboxsvr/myshare
[01:40] <Ryan_> but I have to switch to consle to get to a point to resart
[01:41] <Halitech> CaptainCrook, sounds about right, it removes all gnome based apps and leaves you with just the fluxbox apps
[01:41] <CaptainCrook> Halitech,  just saw it remove fluxbox package...
[01:41] <Jeruvy> STiiVO: yes, many options tho.  If you're using samba, you should review the how to for details to help plan it out for you.
[01:41] <g0bl1n> Ryan_, what do the Logs tell you ?
[01:41] <Halitech> CaptainCrook, it shouldn't ...
[01:41] <STiiVO> i installed samba to
[01:41] <Ryan_> what logs would work
[01:41] <STiiVO> and guest additions
[01:41] <Halitech> CaptainCrook, did you say yes already or were you reading the apps it would uninstall?
[01:42] <g0bl1n> Ryan_, check /var/log and try xorg, or maybe syslog
[01:42] <CaptainCrook> Halitech,  i'm a fast guy! ;)
[01:42] <nickh> Well, folks, I am about to bite the bullet, so to speak, and convert my existing ext3 file systems on my workstation to ext4 -- if you have any "gotchas" or tips, I would appreciate them.
[01:42] <g0bl1n> Ryan_, tail /var/log/syslog
[01:42] <graphic> Halitech oh well I guess thats what anonymity does to people, they just feel they can be jerks to people for no reason
[01:42] <Halitech> CaptainCrook, when its done just reinstall flux
[01:42] <eltew> Does anyone know if there is an option I can add to a startup command to launch a program on my second desktop?
[01:42] <Halitech> graphic, I know
[01:42] <linux> graphic: just a minority
[01:42] <CaptainCrook> Halitech, thats a great deep clean...
[01:43] <Halitech> CaptainCrook, yes it is
[01:43] <STiiVO> :(
[01:43] <STiiVO> im really frustrated here lol
[01:43] <STiiVO> iv been trying for 4hrs+
[01:43] <linux> !startup | eltew does this not help?
[01:43] <g0bl1n> STiiVO, you have SMB ?
[01:44] <STiiVO> yes
[01:44] <STiiVO> i installed guest additions
[01:44] <STiiVO> and smb
[01:44] <g0bl1n> STiiVO, can you ping the ubuntu ?
[01:44] <hipitihop> is there a way to tell if a given ethernet device is experiencing any hardware level errors ?
[01:44] <g0bl1n> via windows
[01:44] <CaptainCrook> Halitech,  gonna look if i have better performance yet...
[01:44] <Halitech> CaptainCrook, ok
[01:44] <STiiVO> yes it saw my workgroup
[01:45] <g0bl1n> can Ubuntu see a windows shared folder ?
[01:45] <STiiVO> i saw the ubuntu in my workgroup to
[01:45] <STiiVO> yes it did
[01:45] <STiiVO> but there was nothing in there
[01:45] <g0bl1n> create a file and put it on the shared folder and try to see it
[01:46] <STiiVO> tried from both my host and ubuntu
[01:46] <STiiVO> nothin:(
[01:47] <Ryan_> says nothing
[01:47] <Ryan_> crap
[01:47] <CaptainCrook> what is the lightest video player? i got vlc 42MO xine 27MO any other suggestion?
[01:47] <STiiVO> u know how with virtualbox u can share a file from ur host iv done that with xp(entire network...vboxsvr) and thats what i want on ubuntu but i cant manage
[01:47] <STiiVO> i just want to see that single file
[01:47] <Ryan_> its possible that the system dosn't know its causing a problem
[01:47] <STiiVO> :(
[01:47] <linux> STiiVO: if you are trying to share files publicly within the network, try considering alternative programs, such as webservers like thttpd
[01:47] <g0bl1n> STiiVO, http://www.techotopia.com/index.php/Sharing_Ubuntu_Linux_Folders_with_Remote_Windows_Systems#Setting_up_Ubuntu_Linux.2FWindows_File_Sharing
[01:48] <Ryan_> is it possible that when I start the game It sends a refresh rate thats outside my monitors range?
[01:49] <Ryan_> Can I check Xs current refresh rate from command line?
[01:49] <sharef> i need help parsing a "grepable" output into an array, could someone whisper me with some assistance?
[01:49] <linux> Ryan_: nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[01:49] <kelletim> Ryan_: you can try looking at /var/log/Xorg*
[01:49] <kelletim> Ryan_: I doubt it, but it is possible. It would be horrid programming
[01:50] <Ryan_> I agree kelletim
[01:50] <g0bl1n> linux that night
[01:50] <g0bl1n> linux that might not help
[01:50] <g0bl1n> may be empty
[01:50] <Ryan_> the only symptom is that my monitor gose black
[01:50] <sharef> i need help parsing a "grepable" output into an array using bash, could someone whisper me with some assistance?
[01:50] <rigodeni> guys, im on 9.04 amd64, and im getting a strange distortion in my sound when playing my ogg files, it seems to happen accross ANY music player i use... and seems to increase in intensity as system load goes up.
[01:50] <linux> g0bl1n: all he needs is to share files publicly on the private network
[01:51] <|lilo|> buenas noches
[01:51] <jrib> sharef: #bash
[01:51] <kelletim> rigodeni: probably the sound system you're using - pulse? esd?
[01:51] <g0bl1n> linux from win to ubuntu and vice-versa
[01:51] <g0bl1n> linux and xorg.conf may be empty
[01:52] <rigodeni> kelletim: i think its pulse, i know Audacious uses the pulse plugin...
[01:52] <STiiVO> no nothing
[01:52] <linux> g0bl1n: good point, for the samba, what about proftpd?
[01:52] <ForestBear> how do i get a usb wifi adapter working?
[01:52] <STiiVO> vista sees the ubuntu and ubuntu sees the workgroup but no access
[01:52] <Ryan_> I think I figured it out
[01:52] <rigodeni> kelletim: i recently upgraded to amd64 from i386 and everything seems to be rock solid besides my sound issue here
[01:52] <Ryan_> its fritsing on 1024x768 resolution
[01:52] <g0bl1n> linux Nautilus recognizes smb protocol, so its easy
[01:52] <mneptok> ForestBear: who makes the chipset in it?
[01:52] <linux> ForestBear: what is the version of the usb wifi adapter, some are not supported
[01:52] <kelletim> rigodeni: in what program? vlc? totem? rythmbox?
[01:53] <ForestBear> it's by SMC
[01:53] <rigodeni> kelletim: well thats the thing, it happens in BOTH Rythmbox AND Audacious
[01:53] <ForestBear> it's the SMCWUSBT-G
[01:53] <g0bl1n> STiiVO, give total permissions on both folders
[01:53] <STiiVO> is there a way in ubuntu to see the entire network lik in xp?
[01:53] <Jeruvy> STiiVO: what are the permissions?  Did you set the fs perm's and the smb perm's?
[01:53] <ForestBear> which uses the Atheros chipset
[01:53] <mneptok> ForestBear: pastebin the output of "lsusb -vvv" (no quotes)
[01:53] <Ryan_> kelletim: apparently it dosn't like 1024x768
[01:53] <g0bl1n> STiiVO, SMB :)
[01:53] <fccf> ForestBear: ath5k
[01:53] <STiiVO> how do u set the permissions
[01:53] <STiiVO> ?
[01:53] <Ryan_> Im going to check my Xorg.config
[01:53] <kelletim> rigodeni: does it happen with, say, mpg321 or ogg123? (command line)
[01:54] <g0bl1n> go to the ubuntu folder and chmod a+rwx the folder
[01:54] <kelletim> that pulse crap always does that
[01:54] <STiiVO> from the sudo gedit /etc/samba/smb.conf
[01:54] <rigodeni> kelletim: all my music is ogg (not sure what 123 is)
[01:54] <cablguy> !cinelerra
[01:54] <genii> !gksu
[01:54] <rigodeni> kelletim: never tried command line
[01:54] <ForestBear> pastebin'd: http://pastebin.com/d34a22b8f
[01:54] <kelletim> rigodeni: give it a try
[01:54] <genii> STiiVO: Please see the bot factoid on gksu for why not to use sudo with gedit
[01:55] <ForestBear> fccf: i read about that, i just install the module and it'll work?
[01:55] <michael__> Hello
[01:55] <slayerboy> hey quick question...I'm having a horrible time trying to get my mic to work in Ustream.  I'm running Ubuntu 9.04 64bit and have tried both USB and stereo mics.  Anything I could try?  Skype recognizes the USB mic just fine
[01:55] <STiiVO> permissions set to full nothing
[01:55] <kelletim> rigodeni: what does Preferences -> Sound say?
[01:55] <rigodeni> kelletim: if it means anything, it seems to distort more intensly when firefox is loading or im scrolling quickly through a page in it.
[01:55] <cablguy> anyone got cinelerra installed??
[01:55] <g0bl1n> STiiVO, paste that smb.conf on http://pastie.org/
[01:56] <kelletim> rigodeni: sounds like "pulse"
[01:56] <ForestBear> fccf: jaunty repos don't have ath5k?
[01:56] <linux> slayerboy: go into skype's options, audio devices, and see which /dev the mic is referencing
[01:56] <mneptok> ForestBear: it is, indeed, an Atheros. it should be supported by the ath5k driver, which is installed by default.
[01:56] <kelletim> rigodeni: I set my sound to ALSA in preferences and no longer have these problems
[01:56] <STiiVO> got it?
[01:56] <rigodeni> kelletim: what am i looking for in "sound preferences" ?
[01:56] <mneptok> ForestBear: have you tried booting with the device plugged-in?
[01:56] <g0bl1n> STiiVO, now give us the link :)
[01:57] <hipitihop> slayerboy: some suggest that ubuntu sound infrestructure is horribly broken and suggest pulse audio is removed altogether and replace with portaudio
[01:57] <STiiVO> http://pastie.org/605277
[01:57] <g0bl1n> got it
[01:57] <kelletim> rigodeni: there's a drop down box under  "Music and Movies"
[01:57] <ForestBear> mneptok: i'm pretty sure I have... I can try again i guess
[01:57] <STiiVO> sorry noobish with ubuntu but i love it
[01:57] <rigodeni> kelletim: Alsa under which setting? lots of them in sound pref..
[01:57] <STiiVO> :>
[01:57] <mneptok> ForestBear: give it a go
[01:57] <ForestBear> ok brb
[01:57] <g0bl1n> STiiVO, no problem, you'r learning ;)
[01:57] <slayerboy> linux it shows my USB headset by name, no listing for /dev that I can see
[01:57] <rigodeni> kelletim: ok got it
[01:58] <linux> slayerboy: that and a lsb in terminal were my only suggestions, maybe others have more here
[01:58] <slayerboy> hipitihop, i was tempted to do that but will that allow me to use webcamstudio to stream video to ustream with sound too?
[01:58] <rigodeni> kelletim: as far as command line, im not sure how to try that.. never did run a song from commandline
[01:58] <linux> slayerboy: you can use lsusb to find the /dev i think
[01:58] <STiiVO> yeah this is actually what im studying at uni at the moment
[01:58] <zack> hello
[01:58] <STiiVO> lol
[01:59] <linux> !hi | zack
[01:59] <kelletim> ogg123 filename
[01:59] <zack> hi  ya i was wondering about a prob im having
[01:59] <kelletim> rigodeni: I believe this bypasses the audio settings in gnome
[01:59] <linux> !ask | zack
[01:59] <rigodeni> kelletim: problem persists after doing "ALSA" for music and sound, and restarting Audacious... to elaborate... its more of a skipping than a distortion
[01:59] <forensicneophyte> what is the default dvd player in ubuntu
[02:00] <forensicneophyte> out of the box
[02:00] <mneptok> forensicneophyte: there isn;t one, for legal reasons
[02:00] <zack> I was trying down load a manual at acers site and the button just doesnt respond..im running ubuntu with the latest firefox
[02:00] <rigodeni> kelletim: "Music and Movies" i meant
[02:00] <linux> mneptok: if theres no css, isn't it movie player?
[02:00] <forensicneophyte> aneptok aren't you talking about the codecs and not the player
[02:00] <forensicneophyte> what media player is default in ubuntu? out of the box
[02:01] <mneptok> linux: Totem
[02:01] <mneptok> forensicneophyte: Totem
[02:01] <forensicneophyte> mneptok oh yeah that's right. thanks
[02:01] <slayerboy> linux, ok thanks...lsusb shows it as device #8.  I might try hipitihop's suggestion of portaudio and see how that goes
[02:01] <Jeruvy> forensicneophyte: soon to be brasero
[02:01] <Ryan_> Well I figured it out my 1024x768 at anything higher than 60hrts breaks my moniter
[02:01] <Ryan_> thats why my screen gose black
[02:01] <Ryan_> :(
[02:02]  * [0]mlette calmly kills [sZ]DoomKitty.
[02:02] <forensicneophyte> Jeruvy so brasero is more than just a burner
[02:03] <mneptok> [0]mlette: who? and do you have anything meaningful to add to the discussion here?
[02:03] <Jeruvy> forensicneophyte: thats my understanding.  I've only tested it on karmic for a little bit.
[02:03] <stefan_> did anyone else end up with a non-working mplayer after the last ubuntu version upgrade?
[02:03] <ForestBear> mneptok: didn't work.
[02:03] <linux> stefan_: i did, but i compiled mplayer from source and it worked (was on a x64 system on x32 ubuntu)
[02:03] <mneptok> ForestBear: lsmod | grep ath
[02:04] <mneptok> ForestBear: see any Atheros kernel modules loaded?
[02:04] <ForestBear> mneptok: i was just doing that :)
[02:04] <aaronorosen> does anyone know why ssh -w 0:0 root@ip is not creating a tun0 interface for me?
[02:04] <ForestBear> mneptok: nope
[02:04] <zack> anyone know why firefox wont allow allow to down laod a manual at Acer's site, I click on the button and nothing happens
[02:04] <mneptok> ForestBear: try loading the ath5k module manually
[02:04] <linux> aaronorosen: are you running it as root or sudo?
[02:04] <ForestBear> mneptok: with modprobe?
[02:04] <mneptok> ForestBear: quite right
[02:05] <aaronorosen> linux i'm running that exact command. I'm ssh in as root.
[02:05] <ForestBear> mneptok: i have to restart again now right?
[02:05] <g0bl1n> STiiVO, when you right-click on the folder to share, do you did you check all the 3 options ?
[02:05] <aaronorosen> linux its giving me this error in the terminal channel 0 open failed administratively prohibited open failed
[02:05] <mneptok> ForestBear: no
[02:05] <g0bl1n> STiiVO, in Ubuntu
[02:05] <forensicneophyte> zack you might just want to try it again in a day or two. I know that sounds kind of stupid, but firefox can have problems like that/
[02:05] <stefan_> linux, thanx. i didnt compile it. my cpu gets over heated when it compiles stuff, at least it did when it was my roommate's cpu :P
[02:05] <STiiVO> yes
[02:05] <mneptok> ForestBear: if you do, the module gets unloaded
[02:06] <mneptok> ForestBear: and it appears the module is not loading automagically
[02:06] <ForestBear> hm ok
[02:06] <zack> ok ssounds good thanks
[02:06] <linux> stefan_: you can compile it when not using the computer and ctrl+z (to pause it) while in use and fg (in terminal) to resume
[02:06] <g0bl1n> now in Windows from Explorer do a //ubuntu/folder (is Ubuntu the server name?)
[02:06] <mneptok> ForestBear: does "ifconfig" (no quotes) now show the wireless device?
[02:06] <STiiVO> could it be something set incorrectly from my virtualbox coz both xp and ubuntu cant see my actual workgroup but my host (vista) can see them both just no access
[02:06] <aaronorosen> linux any idea?
[02:07] <ForestBear> mneptok: no
[02:07] <linux> aaronorsen: no, sorry, i have no others, others here might if you stick around
[02:07] <mneptok> ForestBear: may be that that particular Atheros chipset is not supported by the ath5k module
[02:07] <ForestBear> mneptok: should i try removing it and putting it back in?
[02:07] <s0|> how do i figure out when ubuntu package managers will start using postgres8.4 instead of 8.3.7?
[02:07] <mneptok> ForestBear: is this an Apple machine?
[02:07] <ForestBear> mneptok: should i try ndiswrapper?
[02:08] <ForestBear> mneptok: you mean the processor?
[02:08] <mneptok> ForestBear: the laptop/dekstop itself
[02:08] <g0bl1n> STiiVO, yes, how do you have the network set in virtualbox ?
[02:08]  * mneptok saw some Apple stuffs in lsusb
[02:08] <linux> how do i copy and paste from xterm?
[02:08] <rigodeni> guys, ive posted a problem with my sound on the forums here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7894276#post7894276 any help would be appreciated.
[02:08] <ForestBear> mneptok: well i built it so i guess i can dub it ubuntu machine :)
[02:08] <mneptok> ForestBear: desktop?
[02:08] <heogen> linux, are you there?
[02:08] <ForestBear> mneptok: yes it is desktop
[02:08] <linux> heogen: im here
[02:09] <heogen> my friend
[02:09] <ForestBear> as opposed to laptop
[02:09] <mneptok> ForestBear: available PCI slots?
[02:09] <heogen> linux, hey man thank you a lot
[02:09] <mneptok> ForestBear: and are you in the US?
[02:09] <ForestBear> mneptok: 3
[02:09] <linux> heogen: no problem man, glad to help
[02:09] <g0bl1n> STiiVO, set it to Bridged Adapter
[02:09] <STiiVO> network adapter 1
[02:09] <ForestBear> mneptok: no i'm in canada
[02:09] <ForestBear> mneptok: why?
[02:09] <mneptok> ForestBear: k. 1 moment.
[02:09] <STiiVO> PCnet-FAST III (NAT)
[02:09] <stefan_> linux, do you know what it takes (spec-wise) to watch a full HD movie on a ubuntu PC?
[02:09] <heogen> linux, for your help i'm connect with the wire connection
[02:10] <jedi06> how do you grep all files in a directory including subdirectories
[02:10] <forensicneophyte> if I want to install totem to play dvds besides the medibuntu codecs, should I install totem-xine or totem-gstreamer?
[02:10] <heogen> Linux and i learned the problem was with the python installation
[02:10] <linux> stefan_: i have found from use around 1.4 GHz processors
[02:10] <heogen> linux, I learned the wicd depend to python
[02:10] <stefan_> so the proccessor is really the bottle-neck?
[02:11] <linux> heogen: its programmed in python, but it shouldn't let you install without that dependence
[02:11] <STiiVO> where do i set it bridged from pls?
[02:11] <linux> heogen: report that as a bug to wicd.sf.net
[02:11] <linux> anyone know how do i copy and paste from xterm?
[02:11] <heogen> linux one something else, do you know how can add to python chat in this program chat Xchat?
[02:11] <g0bl1n> STiiVO, for each virtual machine, you have settings. Go to each settings, Network, and set it to Bridget Adapter
[02:12] <heogen> linux good idea
[02:12] <g0bl1n> then restart the virtual machine
[02:12] <forensicneophyte> will vlc media player play dvd's with the medibuntu codecs installed?\
[02:12] <linux> heogen: i gave up on xchat a while ago, but you can check synaptic for xchat plugins
[02:12] <g0bl1n> Is there any ubuntu netbook remix forum ?
[02:12] <STiiVO> okey
[02:12] <linux> heogen: i believe you can put them in the .xchat folder under user, but i haven't done that in a long time
[02:12] <STiiVO> i found that
[02:13] <STiiVO> changed that on my ubuntu
[02:13] <g0bl1n> STiiVO, ok
[02:13] <linux> !xterm | linux
[02:13] <heogen> linux,  i'll try to do that
[02:13] <STiiVO> marvell or wifi?
[02:13] <rigodeni> kelletim: dont give up on me! i need to fix this!
[02:13] <pepperjack> forensicneophyte: i dont use vlc but as i understand it it has its own codecs not reliant on the system
[02:13] <STiiVO> wifi right
[02:13] <g0bl1n> linux, xterm rocks :) light, fast :)
[02:13] <jjwdesign> !1394
[02:13] <aaronorosen> anyone know why i'm getting channel 0: open failed: administratively prohibited: open failed when i try to ssh -w 0:0 in as root?
[02:13] <STiiVO> since im using wireless connection
[02:13] <jjwdesign> !firewire
[02:14] <linux> g0bl1n: do you know how to copy and paste (can't read priv msgs in irssi easily)
[02:14] <heogen> linux I should to go now, thank you again my friend,
[02:14] <linux> heogen: np
[02:14] <g0bl1n> linux, use the third mouse button to past
[02:14] <g0bl1n> paste
[02:14] <g0bl1n> into xterm
[02:14] <linux> g0bl1n: touchpad
[02:14] <jjwdesign> Anyone know anything about getting firewire/usb2 cards to work in Ubuntu?
[02:14] <STiiVO> so no i should be able to access my sharing?
[02:14] <g0bl1n> linux top right corner
[02:14] <g0bl1n> tap it to pase
[02:14] <linux> g0bl1n: i need to copy though, not paste now
[02:15] <g0bl1n> to copy, select it
[02:15] <fefer> cntr shift c
[02:15] <g0bl1n> fefer no
[02:15] <mattgyver> When i ftp (or download) files from my server to my pc within the LAN, my FTP server suddenly restarts.  Does anyone have any clue what causes this behavior?
[02:15] <g0bl1n> not  in xterm
[02:15] <mneptok> ForestBear: http://www.tigerdirect.ca/applications/searchtools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=3246388&csid=ITD
[02:15] <g0bl1n> highlight it
[02:15] <linux> g0bl1n: ctrl+shift+c didn't work
[02:15] <g0bl1n> no
[02:15] <mneptok> ForestBear: honestly, it's probably easier to just buy something that people report actually works.
[02:15] <rigodeni> guys, im on 9.04 amd64, and im getting a strange skippingnin my sound when playing my ogg files, it seems to happen accross ANY music player i use... and seems to increase in intensity when i scroll quickly in firefox, or firefox is loading a page.
[02:15] <STiiVO> OMG
[02:15] <STiiVO> i can see my network from my ubuntu now
[02:15] <STiiVO> :D
[02:15] <g0bl1n> linux, those key combinations dont work
[02:16] <g0bl1n> STiiVO, yay !!
[02:16] <g0bl1n> linux, to copy, select it
[02:16] <fefer> apparently google is broken
[02:16] <g0bl1n> linux, to paste, tap the top right corner
[02:16] <STiiVO> thank you thank you :D:D:D
[02:16] <g0bl1n> STiiVO, :)
[02:17] <ForestBear> mneptok: thank :) if i can't get it to work after just a little more fiddling...
[02:17] <linux> fefer: http://sb.google.com
[02:17] <ForestBear> xD
[02:17] <mneptok> ForestBear: exactly. time is money.
[02:17] <g0bl1n> linux did you make it ?
[02:17] <linux> g0bl1n: tried it, clicked the top right corner of xterm, no good still
[02:17] <g0bl1n> linux no !! :)
[02:17] <linux> g0bl1n: i need to copy from it, not paste though
[02:18] <rigodeni> guys, im on 9.04 amd64, and im getting a strange skippingn in my sound when playing my ogg files, it seems to happen accross ANY music player i use... and seems to increase in intensity when i scroll quickly in firefox, or firefox is loading a page.
[02:18] <g0bl1n> linux, follow me: to copy, select the text with the mouse/touchpad
[02:18] <Cocytus> dont use ogg files
[02:18] <abdullah> hi
[02:18] <STiiVO> is there a way to change the username in linux?
[02:18] <linux> g0bl1n: done
[02:18] <abdullah> i need help with my wifi adapter
[02:18] <g0bl1n> linux, to paste, tap the top right corner of the touhpad, or press both touhpad buttons simultaneously
[02:19] <stefan_> is anyone up for a free vs non-free software discussion? i have read this interesting article about it, and i am looking for people who can counter it
[02:19] <fefer> g0bl1n, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=374407
[02:19] <fefer> g0bl1n,  google does wonders
[02:19] <linux> g0bl1n: i tried both and it ended executing the copied code (but won't paste with ctrl+c+shift in nano)
[02:20] <sebsebseb> stefan_: ok, but pm is the place to do that,  or maybe #ubuntu-offtopic even, but don't feel like joining there right now
[02:20] <genii> linux: shift-insert
[02:20] <g0bl1n> linux, thats because you copied the CR of the line. Don't select the whole line, just the text
[02:20] <abdullah> any one can help me with my wifi adapter " netgear wn11 "
[02:20] <theTrav> I just installed git-gui from the package manager, but can't find it in the applications menu.  Is there a way to find out what packages install in terms of executables?
[02:20] <stefan_> sebsebseb, pm doesn't quite ring a bell. i am quite new to IRC :D
[02:20] <linux> genii: it executes when i do that
[02:20] <sebsebseb> stefan_: private message
[02:21] <g0bl1n> linux, no, ctrl-c || v wont work on xterm. Just selecting text and pasting with the device
[02:21] <STiiVO> is there a way to change the username in ubuntu so that i can change the way it appears in workplace?
[02:21] <g0bl1n> genii, he is copying the CR of the end of the line (the ENTER)
[02:21] <aaronorosen> anyone know why i'm getting channel 0: open failed: administratively prohibited: open failed when i try to ssh -w 0:0 in as root?
[02:21] <STiiVO> i know im being greedy now lol
[02:21] <linux> i'll try copying without the last character
[02:21] <dehqan> I'll be thankful if you guide ,
[02:21] <dehqan> How is it possible to save mms live videos with good quality ?yes mimms is a software that perform this but no good quality.
[02:22] <genii> g0bl1n: I caught that afterwards
[02:22] <g0bl1n> genii, he needs to only select the specific text, and not the whole line
[02:22] <g0bl1n> I use this on xterm for years :)
[02:22] <abdullah> any one can help me with my wifi adapter " netgear wn11 "
[02:22] <aaronorosen> Its not creating a tun0 device for me
[02:22] <rigodeni> guys, im on 9.04 amd64, and im getting a strange skipping in my sound when playing my ogg files, it seems to happen accross ANY music player i use... and seems to increase in intensity when i scroll quickly in firefox, or firefox is loading a page.
[02:22] <linux> genii: g0bl1n: still no go, o well
[02:22] <linux> i'll have to screenshot it
[02:22] <Jeruvy> aaronorosen: probably because root is prohibited.
[02:23] <aaronorosen> Jeruvy: no it will let me login as root to the other server. You have to be root to do the ssh vpn tunneling unless you configure sudo.
[02:23] <g0bl1n> linux, do not select the whole line. Try to select (highlight) just 2 or 3 chars of text
[02:23] <g0bl1n> then, press both mouse buttons
[02:23] <linux> g0bl1n: i need several lines of code though
[02:23] <Jeruvy> aaronorosen: that would be my thought on it, I use sudo (as directed)
[02:24] <`Matir> aaronorosen, do you have PermitTunnel yes in your server?
[02:24] <STiiVO> is there a way to change the username in ubuntu so that i can change the way it appears in workplace??
[02:24] <abdullah> any one can help me with my wifi adapter " netgear wn11 "
[02:24] <g0bl1n> linux, ha, so select them all
[02:24] <aaronorosen> `Matir: I do.
[02:24] <g0bl1n> but paste them into nano
[02:24] <eminor> STiiVO, it would be safer if you create a new user and copy your data into the new home-folder
[02:24] <g0bl1n> linux, you want to paste them into nano, don't you ? Or not ?
[02:25] <STiiVO> oh ok
[02:25] <STiiVO> thanks
[02:25] <linux> g0bl1n: i did, i'll have to youtube it, a screenshot will work for now (fits all in one screen)
[02:25] <STiiVO> :)
[02:25] <`Matir> aaronorosen, try adding -vvv in to your ssh command and putting the output into a pastebin... maybe there's something more detailed
[02:26] <abdullah> any one plsSSSSSsssssss  : any one can help me with my wifi adapter " netgear wn11 "
[02:26] <g0bl1n> linux, "youtube", lol, the 21st century :) xterm is soooo last century though :)
[02:26] <g0bl1n> linux, but I use it everyday on my netbook with mutt the best email client around
[02:26] <cosmic_ka> /list
[02:27] <fefer> new plan why dont you just pipe the output to a file and open it in nano
[02:27] <linux> g0bl1n: its blazing fast, but if i copy and paste, i'll have to revert to gnome-terminal, thanks though, such simple instructions i can't process tonight :)
[02:27] <rigodeni> guys, im on ubuntu 9.04 amd64, and im getting a strange skipping in my sound when playing my ogg files, it seems to happen accross ANY music player i use... and seems to increase in intensity when i scroll quickly in firefox, or firefox is loading a page.
[02:27] <aaronorosen> `Matir: would you mind looking at that debug for me ? http://pastebin.com/m56d8c8a0
[02:28] <g0bl1n> linux, gnome-terminal is a trully powerfull app, but a bit heavier :)
[02:28] <aaronorosen> I don't see anything wrong off hand.
[02:28] <`Matir> aaronorosen, sure
[02:28] <g0bl1n> there, shift-ctrl-c works
[02:28] <aaronorosen> `Matir: Thanks :D
[02:28] <linux> rigodeni: what processor speed do you have, i have had this problem with slower processors
[02:28] <g0bl1n> well, g'night ;)
[02:28] <rigodeni> linux: its a quad core 3.0ghz
[02:29] <abdullah> any one can help me with my wifi adapter " netgear wn11 "
[02:29] <rigodeni> linux: AMD Phenom 2 X4 940
[02:29] <dehqan> How is it possible to save mms live videos with good quality ?yes mimms is a software that perform this but no good quality.
[02:29] <aaronorosen> `Matir: it says in there debug1: remote failed to open the tunnel device.
[02:29] <`Matir> aaronorosen, what kind of server are you connecting to?  Ubuntu?
[02:29] <linux> rigodeni: forget my question then, i have no answer
[02:29] <aaronorosen> `Matir: yup.
[02:29] <aaronorosen> `Matir: do you want me to paste my sshd_config too?
[02:30] <linux> !ephipany | linux
[02:30] <thienhaxanh_609> thienhaxanh_609
[02:30] <abdullah> any one pls
[02:31] <linux> how can i install ephipany in ubuntu?
[02:31] <theatro> linux, epiphany
[02:31] <thienhaxanh_609> dscccccccc
[02:31] <abdullah> can assist me with this
 aaronorosen, what kind of server are you
[02:31] <thienhaxanh_609> sdsdasaaccc
[02:31] <`Matir> aaronorosen, might help, though there should only be 2 required lines...
[02:31] <linux> theatro: thanks
[02:31] <dehqan> any opinion ?
[02:31] <jfaosdp> anybody has installed an ubuntu in an iMac ...? :S
[02:31] <abdullah> i wlan adapter
[02:31] <aaronorosen> abdullah: ubuntu
[02:31] <graphic> Hey Ive just made new users on Ubuntu Server but when I log into them they dont have the bash bells and whistles like color highliighting and tab completetion, I tried copying the admin's .bashrc and .profile int the users home directory but its not working
[02:31] <abdullah> yes ubuntu
[02:32] <abdullah> i have a netgear wn11 wlan adapter
[02:32] <abdullah> it's not workening
[02:32] <aaronorosen> `Matir: http://pastebin.com/m59126df5
[02:33] <abdullah> So ?
[02:33] <IdleOne> abdullah: http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=272136&postcount=1
[02:34] <patri> trying this
[02:34] <`Matir> aaronorosen, no tun0 device currently exists on the remote side, right?  You could try with just -w 0 to use any available tun on the remote side.  (e.g., no :0 at end of arg to -w)
[02:35] <IdleOne> abdullah: you will need to edit the filenames in those commands but I believe you can get your router working
[02:35] <aaronorosen> `Matir: that seemed to fix the problem
[02:35] <jfaosdp> how could i fix the temperature in an iMac ? i have installed ubuntu :S
[02:35] <dehqan> How is it possible to save mms live videos with good quality ?yes mimms is a software that perform this but no good quality.
[02:35] <aaronorosen> It also created a pan0 device any idea what that is?
[02:35] <abdullah> what  ?
[02:35] <aaronorosen> `Matir: any idea why i had to drop the :0 to make it work?
[02:35] <abdullah> any files?
[02:36] <graphic>  Hey Ive just made new users on Ubuntu Server but when I log into them they dont have the bash bells and whistles like color highliighting and tab completetion, I tried copying the admin's .bashrc and .profile int the users home directory but its not working
[02:36] <`Matir> aaronorosen, if there was already a tun0 device in use by another process on the other side
[02:37] <aaronorosen> `Matir: I actaully have a tun0 device but that only shows when i run ifconfig -a.. perhaps i have to bring it up with ifconfig tun0 up? Shouldnt it be up when i do the ssh or should i have to manually bring it up?
[02:37] <bravo03> is transmission best client for ubuntu?
[02:37] <IdleOne> !best
[02:38] <IdleOne> !torrent > bravo03
[02:38] <`Matir> aaronorosen, another app might be using that one... so ssh might be using tun1 or something like that, if you have one
[02:38] <alpupl> bravo03, rtorrent is a good alternative to transmission and so is deluge.
[02:38] <psywiped> where can i find out how to set up a second network card on my ubuntu server?
[02:38] <bravo03> thx, ubottu
[02:39] <IdleOne> bravo03: the bot says you're welcome
[02:39] <CaptainCrook> if i just remove gdm package i get text login or no login at all?
[02:39] <danny> hey, can i ask you guys a quick question
[02:39] <IdleOne> danny: ask away
[02:39] <bravo03> lol
[02:40] <danny> When i try to use flash and stuff, like pandora.com all that comes up is a big gray circle with a play button in it
[02:40] <danny> do i need to just click on it or what?
[02:40] <arand> graphic: I think the color stuff mught be dependent on some package as well...
[02:40] <IdleOne> !flash | danny
[02:42] <danny> thanks :P
[02:42] <Loafers> Whenver I use flash, my browser lags even when I am not using flash such as watching youtube videos...  Is there a fix to this?
[02:42] <jasa> Alsa 1.0.21 not getting into Karmic ? Will it make itself into Karmic+1 ?
[02:42] <llua> is there a channel for java help?
[02:42] <graphic> arand but it works for the admin account just none of the new accounts
[02:42] <aaronorosen> `Matir: I'm only seeing tun0 on one computer not on both sides? Any idea why that is occuring?
[02:43] <slayerboy> has anyone had any luck getting a usb mic working with flash?  I'm trying to get Ustream to recognize it and all it says is "Linux Mic"
[02:43] <Xcerca> anybody using VMware ?  which one do i want, to have another OS run in a window over Ubuntu ?
[02:43] <jasa> Loafers, usually some comercials takes alot cpu on browser windows, you could install some adblock addon ... or if using old Firefox there was some known bug in rendering thing.
[02:43] <jasa> Loafers, Was fixed in 3.5 however.
[02:43] <arand> graphic: and the .bashrc is available to those users, and readable?
[02:43] <Loafers> jasa, I have adblock enabled.  Would icedtea be better?
[02:43] <graphic> seems so
[02:44] <graphic> the users own them
[02:44] <`Matir> aaronorosen, not really, to be honest... is it passing traffic?
[02:44] <jasa> Loafers, you mean java instead of flash or what you meant with that ?
[02:44] <aaronorosen> `Matir: what do you mean by passing traffic?
[02:45] <ForestBear> mneptok: got it running with ndiswrapper and the driver SMC had on their site
[02:45] <arand> graphic: if you do "source ~/.bashrc with the user?
[02:45] <Loafers> jasa, meant flash, forgot icedtea was meant for jre
[02:45] <`Matir> aaronorosen, are you able to use the tunnel?
[02:45] <graphic> nope haha
[02:45] <aaronorosen> i have to have a tun0 device on both sides to  use it?
[02:45] <graphic> let me trys that
[02:46] <arand> graphic: but if you login with the user I think it's done automatically...
[02:46] <jasa> Loafers, well hard to say anything wise on flash "jerkiness" but if you use x86_64 environment there is the specific one made for it and no need to run x86 thru the ndiswrapper.
[02:47] <arand> graphic: worth a try though, you might even get an error to hunt...
[02:47] <Loafers> jasa, hmm thanks for the help :)  i guess i'll install an older v ersion of flash or something
[02:48] <aaronorosen> `Matir: i got it i didn't have the right stuff in my sshd_config file on one of the boxes sorry
[02:48] <jasa> Loafers, one thing that might help on things could be removing the smooth scrolling feature from settings, but i think it only effects on how the browser renders page when using mouse wheel to move downwards, makes it look more smooth movement.
[02:48] <aaronorosen> now i should be able to figure this out
[02:48] <`Matir> aaronorosen, no problem
[02:48] <`Matir> aaronorosen, what were you missing?
[02:48] <graphic> bash cant find source on those users logged in
[02:48] <Loafers> jasa, nope that didn't help.  It made it even slower :D
[02:48] <jasa> Loafers, Also if you have 3.0 instead of 3.5 there was one rendering issue known cause of some fonts, i don't remember currently and don't feel like googling for that either, but it was removed in 3.5
[02:48] <aaronorosen> I didn't realize i didn't have to PermitTunnel yes on the client side (the box i was ssh from)
[02:49] <jasa> Loafers, well i'll have to admit your name just got my eye on the other persons list as there was some German Quaker named Loafer or something similiar. =)
[02:50] <Loafers> jasa, :) different person
[02:50] <miguelonnnnn> hey all !! 1 question please, if i got my disk partitioned and formated, and in my partition table i got the starting and ending sectors of partitions, why i need to make it bootable with sysinux or any other bootstarper?
[02:50] <mdg> Can anyone give me advise about interacting with gotomypc?
[02:51] <mdg> anyone know anything about citrix?
[02:52] <CaptainCrook> well uninstalling gdm make it no login at all... any text login package available?
[02:53] <mdg> !citrix
[02:53] <shadowhywind> hay all I am setting up a new laptop. It has been a while since I have and have a random question. What is the "rule" for a swap drive. Yes I want to get hibernate/standby working
[02:54] <eminor> the "rule"?
[02:54] <miguelonnnnn> i duno shadow, but i 've heard ubuntu can crash ya system
[02:54] <eminor> oO
[02:54] <shadowhywind> like double the size or just the size of ram
[02:54] <mdg> Anyone here have experience with citrix ICA client?
[02:55] <miguelonnnnn> doubl the size till 1 gigabyte
[02:55] <shadowhywind> miguelonnnnn: I have 3gb of ram, hehe
[02:55] <miguelonnnnn> that is, if you got up to 1 gb, then 2 gb would be ok. But don't go further than 2gb, that's not necessary
[02:55] <miguelonnnnn> then keep with 1.5-2 gb
[02:55] <leaf-sheep> miguelonnnnn: I dunno but I heard Windows can crash your system.
[02:55] <arand> graphic: so those users are not allowed to use source?
[02:55] <shadowhywind> miguelonnnnn: I do plan on setting up hibernate and sleep
[02:55] <miguelonnnnn> that's all you need
[02:55] <aaronorosen> `Matir: do you know what iface is its should let me configure it so i don't hvae to run ssh -w each time?
[02:56] <miguelonnnnn> haha you kidding? of course it can, it's the best candidate to kill it ahah
[02:56] <graphic> arand: I dont know bash just cant seem to find it
[02:56] <aaronorosen> `Matir: I've tried search for iface in the repo and i downloaded the python thing but that didn't give me the iface command
[02:56] <`Matir> aaronorosen, no, sorry
[02:56] <aaronorosen> no worries
[02:56] <miguelonnnnn> then ask anyone else first Shadowwhy cause it may be risky
[02:57] <shadowhywind> miguelonnnnn:  hehe
[02:58] <dehqan> good day everybody ,How is it possible to save mms live videos with good quality ?yes mimms is a software that perform this but no good quality.
[02:58] <dehqan> how is possible to remove a bann for a user ?
[02:58] <arand> graphic: hmm, source is a natvie bash command... I'm just as confused here... you could ask in #ubuntu-server
[02:58] <miguelonnnnn> well please, wil anybody please tell me why even after setting a partiton table and formatting the disk, i need a bootstraper to load a system?
[02:59] <mdg> Anyone used linux with www.gotomypc.com?
[02:59] <miguelonnnnn> i did set ubuntu at my usb, first partition vfat, set the boot flag , and even then i did need to install syslinux code in the mbr
[02:59] <puff> Hm, I have an ubuntuo ISO on a thumbdrive.  Which is easier, burning it to a CD or making a bootable ubuntu thumbdrive?
[02:59] <miguelonnnnn> nope me sry mdg
[02:59] <miguelonnnnn> puff whatever
[02:59] <miguelonnnnn> i did yesterday usb
[03:00] <graphic> arand:
[03:00] <graphic> $ source
[03:00] <graphic> -sh: source: not found
[03:00] <miguelonnnnn> simply mount the cd, copy all (dot files included) onto the usb recursively, (cp -r /mnt/point /your/mounted/usb) will do it all
[03:01] <genii> mdg: Why, when there is vnc,x-forwarding,freenx, etc
[03:01] <miguelonnnnn> then just rename the folder "isolinux" to syslinux and isolinux.cfg to syslinux.cfg
[03:01] <miguelonnnnn> isolinux is within isolinux dir
[03:01] <mdg> genii: the office uses windows and gotomypc
[03:01] <miguelonnnnn> then apt-get install syslinux, and syslinux -s /your/usb/mnt/point
[03:02] <miguelonnnnn> and that's all, but make sure your bios can boot from usb
[03:02] <Vovk> mdg: genii is right. just X forward with ssh. putty is a tiny download for windows
[03:02] <miguelonnnnn> if not you'll need a few steps more
[03:02] <blah> When I try to run MoBloquer, I get "Required Configuration file /var/log/moblock.log could not be found. Please specifiy a different place. Any help appreciated, thanks.
[03:02] <graphic> arand: figured it out, my users were in /etc/passwd all those users are set to use sh not bash, quick edit and it works
[03:03] <mdg> Vovk: they would have to put putty on my work machine?
[03:03] <Vovk> mdg: putty is tiny. it doesn't even install, you just download and run
[03:03] <_ala> what package name is for std c++ on ubuntu?
[03:03] <IdleOne> puff: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick
[03:03] <Vovk> _ala, get build-essential. it will have all of your gcc tools
[03:03] <parveenks> Hello
[03:04] <mdg> Vovk: and I could work on my windows XP pro work computer from my linux box at home?
[03:04] <Vovk> mdg: AAH, no. you would work on your linux box from the windows
[03:04] <_ala> Vovk: apt-get install build-essential ?
[03:04] <Vovk> mdg: best use vnc for the connection to windows i think
[03:04] <parveenks> I have Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS release 3 (Taroon Update 8)  on my VPS and this is the highest I can have. Can anyone help me to install yum on my VPS?
[03:04] <Vovk> _ala, sounds right
[03:04] <IdleOne> _ala: yes
[03:05] <blah> When I try to run MoBloquer, I get "Required Configuration file /var/log/moblock.log could not be found. Please specifiy a different place. Any help appreciated, thanks.
[03:05] <Vovk> !RedHat
[03:05] <Vovk> hmm... not helpful
[03:05] <mdg> Vovk: securitywise which is better VNC or VPN?
[03:05] <IdleOne> parveenks: this is #ubuntu
[03:05] <parveenks> I do understand ut if anyone can help
[03:05] <parveenks> IdleOne  I do understand ut if anyone can help
[03:06] <_ala> IdleOne:  it outputs it is newest, how to view the c++ package?
[03:06] <Stunts> anyone know of any problems "chips and tech" gfx cards and the main linux distros(ubuntu, kubuntu)
[03:06] <Bluey> stunts - I've heard issues with intel cards
[03:06] <Vovk> mdg: vpn
[03:07] <Stunts> great...
[03:07] <Stunts> im assuming u no that intel bought ouit chips and tech then
[03:07] <IdleOne> parveenks: http://www.linuxquestions.org
[03:07] <Vovk> mdg: although i'm not to familiar with either. i'm just reading wiki
[03:07] <Bluey> stunts - no heard from a friend that has intel - I use nvidia here and ati
[03:08] <mdg> Vovk: what would the windows computer need installed?
[03:08] <Vovk> mdg: in fact, you might have to use a secure protocol on top of either of them anyway, like SSL or something.
[03:08] <Stunts> this problem is just driving me nuts, it doesnt work with the refresh rate that the kernel uses when it loads
[03:08] <Stunts> ive tryd to external crt monitors with laptop as well and they went outta range
[03:08] <EDSON_> i cannot install encore enltv-fm on ubuntu jaunty 64 bits. someone can help?
[03:08] <Stunts> 2*
[03:08] <rigodeni> guys i have a sound problem, i opened a thread about it here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7894276#post7894276 any help would be appreciated.
[03:08] <_ala> how to list the installed c++ package ?
[03:08] <Vovk> mdg: i really don't know. i suggest a combination of google and wiki, since that's what I'm doing right now to try to help you ;)
[03:09] <Bluey> stunts - don't know Ive no experience with intel chipset
[03:09] <mdg> Vovk: okay :)  thanks for your help
[03:09] <Stunts> thats ok
[03:09] <Vovk> mdg: you CAN use OpenSSH on a windows box using cygwin, and I have in the past. But i don't think there's an analogy to X-Forwarding
[03:09] <Stunts> intel doesnt even recognize the model its so old
[03:09] <Bluey> :-(
[03:10] <Bluey> i had some problems with an nvidia card causing overheating
[03:10] <blah> When I try to run MoBloquer, I get "Required Configuration file /var/log/moblock.log could not be found. Please specifiy a different place. Any help appreciated, thanks.
[03:10] <Bluey> when I used my really old ati card the problem disappeared
[03:10] <Stunts> apparently it would have 3d accelereation if i had a pentium 3 but i have a pentium 2...
[03:10] <raydecampo> i've got an unusual problem in that i cannot mount usb sticks as a particular user but another user works fine - can anyone point me in the right direction?  I'm using a clean install of 9.04, but the problem user's home is old (copied from a previous install of 9.04)
[03:10] <Vovk> mdg, i've always done windows => windows, linux => linux, or windows=>linux. still, if your company offers a secure VPN connection, that might be your best bet
[03:10] <Angie> I have a problem with my sound in ubuntu 9.04 (current)
[03:10] <Angie> I can't hear anything, whatsoever.
[03:10] <Angie> but it looks like everything with alsamixer is fine.
[03:10] <Angie> can anyone help me out?
[03:10] <Bluey> prolly /etc/groups
[03:10] <Bluey> let me look at mine
[03:11] <Vovk> Angie, you MAY need to recompile alsa drivers... last time i had to do that on my laptop was a year ago tho. lemme look up the wiki
[03:11] <miguelonnnnn> please i need help is really quick answer please, why after setting sda1 parttion as bootable, and everthing well configured (start block, end block and so on ) with fdisk, do i need to install syslinux on the mbr to make it bootable? why can't the usb boot without that bootstrap code?
[03:11] <Angie> Vovk, but why would my sound just stop working?
[03:11] <_ala> apt-get install build-essential, it says it has been the latest version, but compiling c++ program, it outputs some include header files can not find
[03:11] <Vovk> Angie: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting
[03:11] <Vovk> Angie, aah... it was working before?
[03:11] <Angie> Vovk, uh, yeah ...
[03:11] <Vovk> Angie, are your speakers plugged in? :) does it work with headphones? etc
[03:12] <mdg> Vovk: they are going to setup something like gotomypc... I think...
[03:12] <Angie> no and no
[03:12] <Stunts> remind me wats the file called that controls the video settinsg
[03:12] <Angie> I have a laptop, with built in speakers
[03:12] <Angie> I tried with earphones and same deal
[03:12] <Vovk> mdg: -_- no help there. you can always try it and see what happens :D
[03:12] <Stunts> angie:u rebooted?
[03:12] <Angie> Stunts, twice
[03:12] <Vovk> Angie, did the sound suddenly fade to nothing within a few (10-15) seconds?
[03:12] <mdg> Vovk: thanks again for your help and advice  :)
[03:13] <blue0488> my brother just got a Linux NetworX Evolocity Blade can you put ubuntu on it?
[03:13] <Vovk> mdg, ^_^ that's why I'm here (sort of... i still haven't gotten help with my networking woes :(   )
[03:13] <kahen> _ala, build-essentials is just that. essentials. more esoteric c++ libraries are not included
[03:13] <blakkheim> I can SSH into my server with my RSA key just fine, but if I edit one character in the id_rsa file, it will still let me connect with the edited id_rsa. Is that normal? It only seems to let me login if I edited the lower half of the key. If i change a character in the top half, it doesn't let me login with it (which is normal). Any ideas?
[03:13] <Stunts> whats that file called again that controls video settings for the gfx card?
[03:13] <hoink> problem/question: cannot blacklist b43-pci-bridge; it's preventing (?) ndiswrapper from claiming my broadcom 4306
[03:13] <Angie> Vovk, what do you think
[03:13] <mdg> Vovk: what kind of networking woes?
[03:14] <Angie> Flannel, here?
[03:14] <Vovk> Angie, "i think" that i had a problem with that a few months ago where the sound would randomly fade out if you plugged in headphones
[03:14] <delner> Hey guys, Ive used gparted in ubuntu to resize an HFS+ partition and it worked great. do you think the gparted livecd should be just as safe or even better? or is it different from the gparted that is on ubuntu? thanks
[03:15] <Angie> Vovk: its not working with or without headphones
[03:15] <Vovk> mdg, wanna turn a spare laptop/ubuntu box into a gateway to forward a wireless connection to some machines connected to it with wires
[03:15] <Angie> ugh
[03:15] <Vovk> Andorin, i know that. I'm saying that my issue was that when you plugged headphones in, everything faded to nothingness, and no sound came out of anything at all
[03:15] <Vovk> Andorin, sorry andorin, mistell
[03:15] <SlickT10> anyone own a MacBookPro 5,2?
[03:15] <blue0488> my brother just got a Linux NetworX Evolocity Blade can you put ubuntu on it?
[03:15] <Vovk> Angie, i know that. I'm saying that my issue was that when you plugged headphones in, everything faded to nothingness, and no sound came out of anything at all
[03:16] <hoink> b43-pci-bridge appears as the driver (lshw -C Network) even though b43 doesn't appear in lsmod
[03:16] <Vovk> blue0488, just try it :P
[03:16] <Angie> Vovk, what do I do?
[03:16] <Dayofswords> blue, sounds like a sword=p
[03:16] <Stunts> plz remind me wat that file is called that controls the video settings, its like x.org or sumthn
[03:16] <Vovk> Angie, I just want to know. if there are no headphones in the computer, and it reboots, is the sound still broken?
[03:16] <mdg> Vovk: you mean kinda like a router?
[03:16] <Angie> Vovk, yes
[03:16] <Vovk> Stunts, /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[03:17] <TimeTrader> I installed ubuntu and then everything goes fine. The next thing i know is .. the screen display is grainy .. and you literally can't make out a thing ..
[03:17] <Vovk> mdg, hehe... turning a spare laptop into a router yes :D except i want the router to get it's internet connection wirelessly and share with wires
[03:17] <SlickT10> Im looking for someone else who has a MacBook Pro 5,2 and has the express card slot working
[03:17] <_ala> kahen: but how to install  esoteric c++ libraries, it is related to the iostream header file, it can find iostream, but some file included in the iostream can not be found, such as bits/xxx.h
[03:17] <TimeTrader> what should i do ?
[03:17] <Vovk> Angie, :( follow that sound troubleshooting guide
[03:18] <christian_byler> hey. Got a toshiba laptop I am working on with an Intel Celeron processor :(  Once the CPU fan kicks on, it doesnt turn off, even though the laptop is cool. Is there something I cna do to have better powermanagement with regards to the cpu fan?
[03:18] <Angie> Vovk, which one?
[03:18] <kahen> _ala, sounds like you're missing some other library to me. read the README and other documentation that came with the source to see what libraries you need
[03:18] <Vovk> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting
[03:18] <Vovk> Angie, i'll start you off :) what happens if you give the command "aplay -l"
[03:19] <mdg> Vovk: more like a bridge then..
[03:19] <Angie> Vovk: $ aplay -l
[03:19] <Angie> **** List of PLAYBACK Hardware Devices ****
[03:19] <Angie> card 0: Intel [HDA Intel], device 0: STAC92xx Analog [STAC92xx Analog]
[03:19] <Angie>   Subdevices: 1/1
[03:19] <Angie>   Subdevice #0: subdevice #0
[03:19] <FloodBot2> Angie: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:19] <Angie> card 0: Intel [HDA Intel], device 1: STAC92xx Digital [STAC92xx Digital]
[03:19] <Loafers> Difference between packages "adobe-flashplugin" and "flashplugin-nonfree"?
[03:19] <Vovk> lawl
[03:19] <Vovk> oops
[03:19] <Vovk> Angie, yeah... you wanna use pastebin ;)
[03:19] <TimeTrader> i can't make out  nothing from the screen. Should i look for display drivers ?
[03:19] <Angie> :/
[03:20] <Vovk> mdg, yeah. there are a bunch of guides for it but i can't get it working
[03:20] <Angie> Vovk, I sent you a /QUERY
[03:20] <Vovk> Angie, anyway, your sound card is being detected
[03:20] <Angie> Vovk: yeah
[03:21] <mdg> Vovk: what kind of equipment you using?
[03:21] <Stunts> o ty
[03:22] <avidal> If I have a PPA that offers the same package as the regular Ubuntu repos, but a newer version, will using apt-get install <package> by default install the newer version from the PPA?
[03:23] <neil_d> can ubuntu use lightscribe DVD technology?
[03:23] <genii> avidal: Usually
[03:23] <Stunts> if i was to go about fixing the xorg.conf file, but it was from the setup files, where would i be looking
[03:23] <avidal> genii: is there a way to be sure i'm getting the right package?
[03:24] <Vovk> mdg, a dell inspiron 1720 with a crappy broadcom wireless card, some cat5e cables and a gigabit switch
[03:24] <genii> avidal: apt-cache policy <packagename> shows the installed version, possible candidates and their repos
[03:24] <mdg> Vovk: broadcom....
[03:25] <Vovk> mdg, well.. it's dells wireless card with a broadcom chipset
[03:25] <Vovk> mdg, the point is, i've had trouble with it in the past, but it's all i've got
[03:25] <kahen> avidal, i think it's possible to set priorities for different repos if more than 1 provides a package with the same name. however i've never had to use that myself
[03:25] <Stunts> um in the setup files for ubuntu would it help if i deleted some models on blacklist? cause it looks like some could be compatable with my card
[03:25] <Stunts> im not that technical yet with linux...
[03:25] <mdg> Vovk: if you can afford a belkin F5D7050 USB adapter ($35 or so) you might have better luck.
[03:26] <Vovk> Stunts, you shouldn't need to do that
[03:26] <Stunts> would that possibly fix anything?
[03:26] <Vovk> Stunts, do a "dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg"
[03:26] <Stunts> i dont have linux even installed yet
[03:26] <Stunts> i cant get it to install
[03:27] <Vovk> Stunts, ahh... then you want the alternate install disk
[03:27] <Stunts> the refresh rate goes out of range when kernel initializes
[03:27] <Vovk> Stunts, it gives a text only installer, then you can configure from there
[03:27] <Stunts> i dont suuppose i can run the alternate alongside windows?
[03:27] <njero> hey all, I am sshed into a machine that is running as a desktop..  I am trying to remote reboot (as sudo), it says it is rebooting but never does
[03:27] <Vovk> mdg, meh. i'm a poor student
[03:27] <Vovk> Stunts, you could try a wubi install...
[03:28] <Stunts> i dont want to wipe this partition less i no for sure i can get the os running
[03:28] <Vovk> Stunts, OOH you mean a dual boot?
[03:28] <mdg> Vovk: what broadcom driver you using/what card?
[03:28] <Stunts> yea
[03:28] <Stunts> i put xp on it for the meantime
[03:28] <Vovk> Stunts, alternate cd has a partitioner on it. you can dual boot.
[03:28] <Stunts> i know
[03:28] <Vovk> mdg, lemme look it up
[03:28] <Stunts> but this is my xp partition
[03:28] <Stunts> and i dontwant to wipe it
[03:28] <brian__> is there any software that would be kinda like auto complete software  predictive text so i dont have to always type my email and all the other everyday terms i use
[03:28] <neil_d> njero: does you terminal still respond to the keyboard?
[03:28] <Stunts> less iwill work for sure
[03:28] <njero> neil_d: yep
[03:28] <Vovk> Stunts, you don't need to wipe xp
[03:29] <mdg> brian__: autokey
[03:29] <Stunts> i dont have room for anyother partitions
[03:29] <Stunts> i have win2k3 on 1 partition and win xp on the other
[03:29] <christian_byler> hey. How do I get the GDM to display at the correct resolution? My desktop is 1280x1024, as it should, but the GDM is not
[03:29] <kahen> njero, have you tried both "reboot" and "shutdown -r now"? not that i think there's much of a difference though...
[03:29] <Vovk> Stunts, ah... you're gunna have to take the plunge i think
[03:29] <neil_d> njero: try "sudo -i" first
[03:29] <Stunts> o great...
[03:29] <Vovk> Stunts, is the 2k3 really important?
[03:29] <Stunts> uh yeah
[03:29] <Stunts> its kinda y i got my new hard drive
[03:29] <brian__> mdg: ill check it out thanks
[03:30] <Stunts> cause other 1 went out
[03:30] <njero> neil_d: sudo -i does the same
[03:30] <Vovk> Stunts, how much space have you got anyway? to test to see if it works, you would only need around 5 gigs or so
[03:30] <mdg> brian__: http://autokey.sourceforge.net/
[03:30] <njero> neil_d: if I try shutdown -r now that reboots right?
[03:30] <Stunts> this hard drive was a 60gb
[03:30] <Dr_Willis> pastebin the output of 'sudo fdisk -l ' Stunts  perhaps theres somt things that can be moved/resized
[03:30] <mdg> brian__: your welcome!
[03:30] <Stunts> and the bios didnt accept over 30gb apiece
[03:30] <Vovk> Dr_Willis, he's on windows
[03:30] <Stunts> so i had to partition
[03:30] <Dr_Willis> live cd. :)
[03:30] <njero> neil_d: I will try it, I just want to make sure if I succeed it comes back on :)
[03:30] <Stunts> so i put win2k on 1 and win xp on other
[03:30] <Vovk> Dr_Willis, his live cd is borked up :(
[03:30]  * Dr_Willis jsut gives up then.
[03:30] <Vovk> Dr_Willis, graphics drivers. this is the problem, he can't preview ubuntu before installing
[03:31] <Stunts> that in itself was a miracle cause  i had to install win98 to upgradeit
[03:31] <neil_d> njero: that is important.  "sudo -i" is another way to get root access.
[03:31] <Vovk> Stunts, you sound like you have a pretty borked up computer >.<
[03:31] <njero> neil_d: read the man... yeah it is the same, sorry
[03:31] <Stunts> yea
[03:31] <Stunts> its a hand me down compaq armada 3500
[03:31] <Dr_Willis> alterantive cd/installer perhaps.. but thats about all i an suggest.. or try some other live cd's to see what does work
[03:31] <Stunts> cdrom drive is fried
[03:31] <Vovk> Stunts, try a lighter weight linux distro
[03:31] <Stunts> and it doesnt like other models
[03:31] <Stunts> i tried crunchbang
[03:31] <Vovk> Stunts, if you really like ubuntu, try crunchbang, or Xubuntu
[03:32] <Stunts> it did same thing
[03:32] <Vovk> Stunts, aah...
[03:32] <neil_d> njero: did "reboot" work?
[03:32] <Dr_Willis> cruchbang still uses the same ubuntu Core. Try somthing differnt like Puppylinux see if that works.. Its very good with old hardware
[03:32] <Vovk> Stunts, err, you wanna get your hands dirty with some terminal work? :)
[03:32] <Stunts> sure
[03:32] <Vovk> Puppy is nice, Damn Small is also an option
[03:32] <njero> neil_d: nope, not as sudo, not as root. shutdown -r now also did not work in either case
[03:32] <AnxiousNut> When installing, if i used "use the Largest free space" choice to install ubuntu, will the new partition be Primary or Logical?
[03:32] <Vovk> not much terminal needed in those
[03:32] <njero> neil_d: is there a place in the logs I might find the error?
[03:32] <Vovk> I was thinking something like arch, but yeah, puppy is alot more user friendly
[03:33] <Stunts> i know i can get slack to run
[03:33] <xrfang> hello is there any up-to-date (suitable for 904) HOWTO for setting up XDMCP under ubuntu?
[03:33] <Stunts> but i knew for sure it would refromat my partition
[03:33] <Vovk> Stunts, you WILL need to format a partition
[03:33] <Vovk> Stunts, unless you install within a virtual machine
[03:33] <Stunts> yea.. il just transfer all my stuff to win2k3 partition
[03:33] <Vovk> Stunts, here, try this
[03:34] <Vovk> Stunts, get virtual box, and do your ubuntu or crunchbang or puppy or whatever install in that
[03:34] <Stunts> i cant do vmachine, i only gto 333MHz pentium 2 and 128 mb of ram
[03:34] <Vovk> Stunts, eeep
[03:34] <Stunts> yea its that old
[03:34] <Vovk> Stunts, there's your problem
[03:34] <Stunts> um ?
[03:34] <Vovk> Stunts, 128 megs ram is not enough for ubuntu, i'm guessing graphics aren't either
[03:34] <Vovk> Stunts, ubuntu is pretty heavy
[03:34] <Stunts> uh yea i no
[03:34] <Stunts> i was aiming for kubuntu
[03:34] <Stunts> but
[03:34] <Stunts> no1 was responding
[03:34] <Vovk> Stunts, Kubuntu is worse
[03:35] <Stunts> so i kinda when in there
[03:35] <FloodBot2> Stunts: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:35] <Vovk> Stunts, KDE is more of a resource hog than Gnome
[03:35] <Stunts> o maybe i ment xubuntu...
[03:35] <Vovk> Stunts, still need 256 for that one ;)
[03:35] <Agent9> I have a bunch of folders (folder1 folder2 folder3...) that all have a certain file (for example, sample1, sample2, sample3). How can I take a "master" copy of sample1, and replace every sample1 in the folders below?
[03:35] <Stunts> ?
[03:35] <kahen> stunts, you'd be lucky to get fvwm + firefox running on that these days
[03:35] <Stunts> they said u need 192
[03:35] <njero> neil_d: no other ideas?
[03:35] <Vovk> Stunts, ok, and how much do you have? ;)
[03:35] <Stunts> but thats for the live boot, u only need 128 for install
[03:35] <xrfang> how to setup remote login under ubuntu 904?
[03:36] <leaf-sheep> Errr... Maybe run everything in terminal. lynx.
[03:36] <Stunts> i have 128 mb of ram
[03:36] <Vovk> Stunts, try something stripped down. Slackware, Arch, (Stripped down) Debian
[03:36] <neil_d> njero: no.
[03:36] <njero> neil_d: okay, I will keep digging, cheers for trying :)
[03:36] <Stunts> slack has no gui right?
[03:36] <Vovk> Stunts, if you REALLY wanna cut your teeth, go for a gentoo install, or better yet, Sorcerer is still alive hehe
[03:37] <Vovk> Stunts, you can put a GUI on any linux
[03:37] <kahen> njero, normaly shutdown -r now should ignore things like video players blocking reboots, so if that doesn't work, i'm stumped. no clue what's causing it
[03:37] <leaf-sheep> Stunts: I think Xbox360 have 512MB Ram.  That's more than what you have. :>
[03:37] <Dayofswords> 128 mb isnt enough for the graphical installer, tried, it fails
[03:37] <Vovk> Stunts, you gotta understand that a linux distro is just a combination of the same parts. some parts are heavy, some aren't and each distro is tailored in a certain way
[03:37] <Aayush> whats the equivalent of rpm -q package-name in ubuntu
[03:37] <Stunts> ok, im more noob to linux, its plug and play on my decent laptop, but its got win 7 on it and low on disk space, no chance to partition it
[03:37] <Vovk> leaf-sheep, to be fair, Xbox 360 is newer than his computer
[03:37] <njero> kahen: it was working a few weeks ago, but now not... weird weird weird
[03:38] <leaf-sheep> !aptitude | Aayush
[03:38] <Vovk> Stunts :( unless you wanna go in over your head and wind up hating linux once and for all, i suggest getting some better hardware
[03:38] <Stunts> btw how i get into irc on slack?
[03:38] <Dr_Willis> Stunts:  install an irc client.
[03:38] <Vovk> Stunts, lol yes and irc client
[03:38] <kahen> Aayush, apt-cache search --installed <text> ?
[03:38] <Dr_Willis> Stunts:  such as xchat, irssi, weechat,  or any of a dozen others.
[03:38] <Stunts> this sounds like something im going to have to do on the weekend
[03:39] <Vovk> Stunts, like i said, linux is a combination of different parts
[03:39] <Vovk> Stunts, for a newbie, a Slackware install is pretty deadly. especially on unsupported hardware
[03:39] <Stunts> yea sum1 else suggested that
[03:39] <Stunts> i think it was cor
[03:39] <Dr_Willis> 'Linux is like 'legos and layers''  Blocks of Software parts forming layers that you then have other blocks of software parts building upon.
[03:39] <Vovk> Stunts, you don't wanna give Puppy a try?
[03:39] <Stunts> uh i havnt looked it up yet
[03:39] <Stunts> i have to worry botu the issue
[03:40] <Dr_Willis> Stunts:  whats the exact system specs anyway?
[03:40] <Vovk> Stunts, Or Damn Small Linux, i've not yet have Damn Small Linux bork up on any computer
[03:40] <Stunts> that the cdrom drive is going to screw up if i use 1
[03:40] <Vovk> Stunts, Damn Small will fit on 50 mb of hard drive space :P
[03:40] <Vovk> Stunts, i put it on my 64 mb flash drive lol
[03:40] <hoink> question about grep: how to match a line with "ndis" or "b43" or "wlan"
[03:40] <Stunts> nice
[03:40] <christian_byler> working on a new laptop with Intel graphics. WOrks well, but unable to drop to virtual terminal. Any ideas?
[03:40] <Dr_Willis> Puppy Linux = 100mb, DamSmall = 50mb. TinyCoreLinux = 10 mb. :)
[03:40] <kahen> Vovk, oh yeah. i remember trying slack on my old win98 box that had some *old* ISA card. 4GB harddrive and 48MB ram. it could barely run a text editor + fvwm2 :)
[03:40] <Stunts> lol
[03:41] <Dr_Willis> hoink:  regular expressions have a 'or' type feature  and no i dont rember the syntax off hand.
[03:41] <mdg> brian__: if you install autokey, let me know what you think
[03:41] <Vovk> kahen, pfft... with your new fangled fvwm2 i don't think it would run on anything. use a REAL window manager, like twm :D
[03:41] <hoink> thx Dr_Willis
[03:41] <Vovk> kahen, <end sarcasm>
[03:41] <Stunts> so puppy uses an install where u cant rig it by mounting the cd in winows adn run like i do ubuuntu
[03:41] <kahen> Vovk, or evilwm :)
[03:41] <Vovk> kahen, rat poison!
[03:41] <Vovk> Stunts, err, no. you will need to reboot i think
[03:42] <Stunts> ok il give it a shot this weekend
[03:42] <Dr_Willis> Stunts:  no it dose not.   I use PuppyLinux all the time.  it can do a 'frugal' isntall alongside a windows Os to a fat/ntfs partition.
[03:42] <Vovk> Stunts, generally, it's hard to install an OS on a different partition from a separate os. windows DEFINITELY doesn't do that  :P
[03:42] <Dr_Willis> Stunts:  or you can boot a puppy cd. and let it see/use/save stuff to a flash drive. or partition.
[03:42] <mdg> Vovk: Screen!
[03:42] <delner> ey guys. Im having some serious issues with (g)parted. I tried the livecd and gparted within ubuntu, and gparted within the ubuntu live cd. When i open gparted it just stays there and says something like "searching for /dev/sda for partitions".. and it just hangs there. I reallyneed to resize a partition and i cant. Any ideas how to fix this? thanks
[03:42] <Vovk> I stand corrected!
[03:42] <Vovk> mdg, Screen is not a WM...
[03:42] <SpeakerBox> what is the best way to get php mysql and ssl on ubunti?
[03:42] <Dr_Willis> #puppylinux for puppy info. :)
[03:43] <Stunts> yea my cdrom is fried so i use anotehr 1 but the bios has some io errors with it
[03:43] <Stunts> ok
[03:43] <Stunts> il look it up
[03:43] <Vovk> Stunts, use a flash drive, or if you can, try a floppy install of debian or something :D
[03:43] <Dr_Willis> flakey hardware = bad signs.
[03:43] <Vovk> Stunts, though debian can get fat if you let it >.<
[03:43] <Stunts> id have to use floppy cause thiis doesnt support usb boot
[03:43] <SpeakerBox> is there any php/mysql/ssl all in one package?
[03:43] <Vovk> Stunts ACTUALLY
[03:43] <AnxiousNut>  When installing, if i used the "use the Largest free space" choice to install ubuntu, will the new partition be Primary or Logical?
[03:44] <Vovk> http://goodbye-microsoft.com/
[03:44] <Stunts> lol
[03:44] <Vovk> that will do a debian install
[03:44] <Stunts> nice
[03:44] <Vovk> from the internet
[03:44] <Stunts> ?
[03:44] <Vovk> but you may wind up fragging your windows
[03:44] <Stunts> how the?
[03:44] <Vovk> stunts, with magic :P
[03:44] <Stunts> idc so much if i ruin this partition
[03:44] <Stunts> or the windows install
[03:45] <Vovk> Stunts, then yeah... that website is great
[03:45] <Stunts> long as i can access it from my other windows partition
[03:45] <Vovk> Stunts, err... make sure your filesystem is compatable then. ext3 can be used in windows with ext2ifs
[03:45] <Dishtroyer> Question: What is the default password for the root. Upon reboot the disk checking program saysit can't fix the errors and that I must open a maintenance shell with the root password
[03:45] <Stunts> and im aware of the format problems with the ext that linux uses
[03:45] <Stunts> and windows
[03:45] <Vovk> Dishtroyer, there isn't one
[03:45] <Stunts> i found a driver a wile back that lets me use that partition from windwos
[03:46] <Vovk> Stunts, yep ^_^ ext2ifs, lifesaver
[03:46] <Stunts> had to use it to browse a virtual hard drive from other laptop
[03:46] <Vovk> Dishtroyer, in that situation, you MIGHT be able to get a root shell by pressing control + d
[03:46] <Stunts> didnt help me much tho, still couldnt ever get it to run anything as root...
[03:46] <Dishtroyer> Vovx: just leaving it blank won't work
[03:46] <Stunts> but i was using mvm
[03:46] <Vovk> Dishtroyer, err... what exactly is happening anyway?
[03:47] <Dishtroyer> Cntrl D just reboots
[03:47] <Stunts> how wel does linux run with docking stations?
[03:47] <Vovk> Dishtroyer, ubuntu HAS no root password
[03:47] <Dishtroyer> The disk check reports errors
[03:47] <njero> kahen, neil_d: trying this http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-285204.html
[03:47] <terrestre> someone knows how to set a HPA area in a HDD or any hdparm user?
[03:47] <Vovk> Dishtroyer, and it should give instructions about getting into a maintainance shell... have you tried your password?
[03:47] <njero> I hadn't found that because I was searching for "reboot" instead of "shutdown"
[03:48] <Dishtroyer> Vovk: yes
[03:48] <darkham> shut up, ubunbu never worked...
[03:48] <darkham> :)
[03:48] <Vovk> Dishtroyer, is the disk checking program called fsck?
[03:49] <Stunts> this is going to sound random but does anyone no how to reverse the fan ? the idiots that made laptop put it in backeards and i dont want to take the laptop apart to fix it
[03:49] <Vovk> Dishtroyer, well... if you have a live cd, you could always boot into it and run fsck on the partition yourself
[03:49] <Dishtroyer> I don't know for sure Vovl. Let me try again and see if I can remember.  Give me 10 minutes
[03:49] <Vovk> Stunts, err... it's not backwards?
[03:50] <Stunts> its blowing air into the heatsnyc
[03:50] <Stunts> wich has no where for air to go
[03:50] <Dishtroyer> Hmm I'll try Vovx. Thanks
[03:50] <Stunts> literally, i lok ed at fan, it says this side out, and that side is in the heatsync
[03:50] <Vovk> Stunts, a laptop?
[03:50] <Stunts> yep
[03:50] <Vovk> Stunts, I am bewildered
[03:51] <Stunts> liek i said, its a handme down
[03:51] <Stunts> i got it when it was loaded with viruses and fixed it up, tryd upgrading to xp, then the hard drive went out...
[03:51] <Vovk> Stunts, ... there must be a good reason for that configuration, are you having heating issues???
[03:51] <mdg> brian__: any luck?
[03:51] <Stunts> o yea, the plastic is gettting brittle
[03:51] <Gnea> Stunts: works just fine
[03:52] <Stunts> im amazed it has acpi
[03:52] <Vovk> Stunts, :( invest in a laptop cooling pad? a good one?
[03:52] <Stunts> ive got one, bnut this laptop
[03:52] <Stunts> it has this expansion thing on bottom
[03:52] <Coilette> Hi everyone, I'm having a hard time getting my touchpad settings to save, after a reboot there reset... >.<
[03:52] <Stunts> so u cant really get to any fan
[03:52] <Stunts> and the exxpansion thing has the charger in it
[03:52] <Vovk> Stunts, eeh....
[03:53] <Stunts> and i broke the fan cleaning it that was in the expansion piece...
[03:53] <Stunts> way more rittle than it looked
[03:53] <Vovk> Stunts, linux is shaky when it comes to old laptops to be honest. you're not going to have much control over it's features
[03:53] <Stunts> idc im using it for development
[03:53] <Vovk> Stunts, development of what???
[03:53] <SpeakerBox> I type ps -aux and the lix comes down, but some shit is cutoff
[03:53] <Stunts> ipods system partition is too small
[03:53] <lordmortis> anyone able to help me out on setting up dspam training using postfix as the smtp server? (dpsam is filtering, but i can't get the transports to work for training) (note, am asking here as i'm using ubunut :) )
[03:53] <SpeakerBox> how do I make the width of the columns longer
[03:53] <Stunts> so im using a computer
[03:54] <Vovk> Stunts, iirc you still need to have a good development platform to test your stuff on :) if all your programs are designed for that laptop then bad things will happen
[03:54] <Coilette> Hi everyone, I'm having a hard time getting my touchpad settings to save, after a reboot there reset... >.< Please PM me if you know what i'm doing wrong
[03:54] <Stunts> ? i thot u could enter waht the system is ur building for on the configure file
[03:54] <Vovk> Stunts, wait... ipod development? like applescript?
[03:55] <Stunts> um not applesccript
[03:55] <Vovk> Stunts, well, you can do that... but if you are developing on a DIFFERENT system than you're building on...
[03:55] <Stunts> my ipods jailbroken, runs linux apps, and its too smal too build anything decent
[03:55] <Vovk> Stunts, how will you test this?
[03:55] <Vovk> Stunts, aah... i c
[03:55] <Stunts> open ssh
[03:55] <Stunts> or netatalk, whichever is more convieient
[03:56] <Vovk> Stunts, aah... if you only want an ssh box, then why are you going thru all that trouble?
[03:56] <Vovk> Stunts, throw a text only distro on there and learn to use vim
[03:57] <Stunts> i kinda hate not havn a gui
[03:57] <Vovk> Stunts, well... what are you developing? :D
[03:57] <Stunts> when i develop stuff on ipod, im constantly using ssh to look at files and get info
[03:57] <Stunts> and putty
[03:57] <dannyD> I am having probs with my printer. I haven't used it in a while but I think an update broke it because now no printing :(
[03:58] <Vovk> Stunts, wait... you would only have a command interface for that anyway...
[03:58] <Noturno99> Nickserv identify 012012
[03:58] <tonyyarusso> ruh roh
[03:58] <dannyD> I am using 64 bit Jaunty and the printer is a cannon ip4300
[03:58] <tonyyarusso> Noturno99: time to change that
[03:58] <Stunts> i know
[03:58] <Vovk> Stunts, also, if you have it working in windows, why change it?
[03:58] <Vovk> Stunts, it's not like you're actually using windows... you're just sshed into your ipod
[03:58] <Stunts> becasue that putty terminal accessed the ipod, but its system partition isnt big enuf
[03:58] <Stunts> it runs out of room fast, only is 35 mb after an install of the os
[03:59] <Stunts> 25*
[03:59] <Coilette> this is the ubuntu help IRC right?
[03:59] <RichiV> hello i havent been on ubunto for a while... what is the most powerful command other than root logging?
[03:59] <Vovk> Stunts, yeah, coilette has a point ;) this isn't ubuntu related anymore
[03:59] <Stunts> uh well kinda mixed
[03:59] <dannyD> is there someone that can help me with a Ubuntu printer prob?
[03:59] <Vovk> RichiV, ... please go home and rethink your life
[03:59] <Stunts> its like ubuntu to develop for ipodish...
[03:59] <Coilette> RichiV try sudo -i
[04:00] <leaf-sheep> Coilette: Ya.  Welcome. :3
[04:00] <Coilette> Again, I'm having a hard time getting my touchpad settings to save, after a reboot there reset... >.<
[04:00] <Vovk> Stunts, >.< not on that box you're not
[04:00] <Vovk> Stunts, try Damn Small, or puppy. you shouldn't run out of space on those. SSH comes pre-installed
[04:01] <Stunts> i will, just curious, y u think crunchbang wont work?
[04:01] <Vovk> Stunts, just go to a terminal and type "ssh username@ipaddress"
[04:01] <Vovk> Stunts, not enuff ram i dun think
[04:01] <Vovk> Stunts, too big anyway
[04:01] <Stunts> u only need 64mb
[04:01] <leaf-sheep> Coilette: gsynaptics ?
[04:01] <Stunts> o well
[04:01] <Vovk> Stunts, you wanted more space, dsl would make a perfect box to ssh from :)
[04:01] <Angie> vovk: still downloading :P
[04:02] <Stunts> im better off with puppy cause its kernel probly wont screw up my refresh rate
[04:02] <leaf-sheep> Coilette: Hardy or Jaunty?
[04:02] <RichiV> can anyone help me mount my Maxtor black armor HD?
[04:02] <Vovk> Angie, fair enough ;) i was worried for a bit :D
[04:02] <dannyD> I can't even print with the generic now.
[04:02] <Vovk> RichiV, sudo mount -t <file system type> /path/to/maxxtor /mnt
[04:02] <gartral> RichiV: sata or ide/
[04:03] <Vovk> RichiV, have you gone home to rethink your life yet?
[04:04] <dannyD> printer help...anyone?
[04:04] <RichiV> Vovk: what do u have against me?
[04:05] <Vovk> dannyD, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Printers  try this webpage
[04:05] <RichiV> gartral: i think its sata
[04:05] <Coilette> uhh idk lolz, i have kubuntu 9.04.. I make setting with synclient (i.e. Synclient Rightedge=5900) and its great... but then its gone after reboot
[04:05] <Vovk> RichiV, you sound like a troll is what :)  if it's sata, can you tell me what filesystem is on it
[04:05] <Coilette> yes syndaemon is enabled and working
[04:05] <dannyD> Vovk: let me look. My printer is listed but its not working with the driver that pops up after recognizing.
[04:05] <Vovk> RichiV, and also how many total hard drives you have (including this one)
[04:06] <RichiV> Vovk: like i said i havent actually touched a computer in a long time... jog my memory on file systems ;)
[04:06] <Dr_Willis> Coilette:  make it where the proper synclient command launches at login. or make a script that launches it via icon
[04:06] <RichiV> Vovk: external?
[04:06] <Dr_Willis> !autostart
[04:06] <Stunts> if i was to accidently chip a very smal chip off my mobo, could that be wats causing my refresh rate to skyrocket with linux, cause i havnt had any problems since that happened in windows
[04:06] <Dr_Willis> Stunts:  im suprised the system even boots with a 'chip' missing.
[04:06] <Vovk> RichiV, heh... coming from someone who asks for "the most powerful command in linux". anyway, you need to know what Filesystem is on that hard drive. chances are it's fat32, but it might be ntfs for god knows what reason
[04:07] <Stunts> was like a diode or something
[04:07] <Coilette> yeah i was looking for a "new startup program" but i have no idea how lol
[04:07] <njero> kahen, neil_d: I got it to go away! Now lets hope it reboots :)
[04:07] <Dr_Willis> Coilette:  kde has one way of doing it.. gnome another..       bot told the gnome way
[04:07] <Stunts> i was trynt o screw in oneof those um screws that lets u screw a screw into it, and u put it in with a wrench, rench slipps, nocks a very small diose or something off...
[04:07] <Vovk> Stunts, O.o get a new computer, hell, even a better used computer :D I bet you could find a better laptop on ebay for $50
[04:07] <dannyD> something with cups is busted..It was working before...I just don't know how to troubleshoot it.
[04:07] <RichiV> Vovk: lol rite now i remember thnx... its fat32
[04:07] <Coilette> yeah i have kde
[04:08] <Vovk> RichiV, excellent :D now, how many hds do you have
[04:08] <Stunts> idk i payd 40$ on ebay for a new hdd for it
[04:08] <Vovk> RichiV, i'm going to assume you have all sata drives
[04:08] <RichiV> Vovk: 1 external, one internal which i bott uuntu on
[04:08] <Stunts> i like legacy computers, cause that all i ever had when i was younger, xD
[04:08] <Vovk> RichiV, ok. so your command should be this
[04:08] <RichiV> Vovk: and most powerful i mean like the ls command or something
[04:09] <Vovk> RichiV, mount -t vfat /dev/sdb1 /mnt
[04:09] <neil_d> njero: I find pinging the host helpfull to know when it comes up, but be careful you aren't ping the DSL modem.
[04:09] <Vovk> RichiV, replace /mnt with where you wanna put it
[04:09] <RichiV> Vovk: do i have to do this all the time?
[04:09] <njero> neil_d: it lives!
[04:09] <terrestre> someone knows how to set a HPA area in a HDD or any hdparm user?
[04:09] <Coilette> so how do i run a command at startup in kde?
[04:09] <njero> neil_d: I hve autossh setup so it calls me back :)
[04:09] <Vovk> RichiV, no you don't. if you want to, you can add that hard drive to fstab
[04:09] <neil_d> njero: great what fixed it?
[04:09] <RichiV> Vovk: how do i do that?
[04:09] <Vovk> RichiV, though it SHOULD automatically mount to /media/disk when you plug it in
[04:09] <Dr_Willis> Coilette:  used to be a Autostart directory.. but i havent used kde4 much to knos. ask in #kubuntu perhaps.
[04:09] <njero> neil_d, kahen: the solution totally sucks but worked :) http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=5193&page=3
[04:10] <RichiV> Vovk: ok thnx
[04:10] <dannyD> There was an error during the CUPS operation: 'client-error-document-format-not-supported'.
[04:10] <Dr_Willis> Coilette:  you need to run a command at 'user login' not quite the same as 'startup'
[04:10] <njero> neil_d:  I tried the last thing, then called /etc/init.d/reboot stop and voila
[04:10] <unitheory> is there a separate channel for xubuntu/xfce support?
[04:10] <Coilette> gotcha thanks dr_willis
[04:10] <Dr_Willis> unitheory:  try #xubuntu
[04:11] <Vovk> RichiV, open /etc/fstab with root permissions and add the line "/dev/sdb /mnt vfat defaults 0 0
[04:11] <Vovk> /dev/sdb /mnt vfat defaults 0 0
[04:11] <Vovk> RichiV, then it will automount when you start ubuntu to /mnt
[04:11] <RichiV> Vovk: idk what u are saying... but its not working
[04:12] <Vovk> RichiV, lawl. you need to put that in a file
[04:12] <Dr_Willis> RichiV:  you may want to research the details of linux mounting 'vfat' filesystems. theres Lots of 'options' and things  you might want to change.
[04:12] <Vovk> RichiV, Willis is right
[04:12] <Dr_Willis> !mount
[04:12] <Vovk> !ladies
[04:12] <Vovk> srry... i had to :)
[04:13] <bigpimpatl> Hi, I am trying to install a RaLink device to my notebook, it is a Tenda W54iU USB wifi adapter, but I need help in figuring out how to install it
[04:13] <dannyD> argh...this is so effen annoying!!!!
[04:13] <RichiV> Vovk: oh can i also add that it requires a password to get in
[04:13] <Vovk> dannyD, :(
[04:13] <njero> Anyone know how to force logout a desktop user, delete their user account, and then send them a mean email all in one command?
[04:13] <njero> I have sudo.
[04:13] <dannyD> I really really REALLY need to print.
[04:13] <gartral> njero: how about two?
[04:13] <njero> gartral: sold
[04:14] <Vovk> RichiV, yeah, chmod it to 7 0 0 and chown it to something else :P hehe ghetto solution
[04:14] <Dr_Willis> njero:  fancy script.. but how are you getting their email address?
[04:14] <gartral> njero: hold on a sec, lemme lookup the command to destrucivly force a logout
[04:14] <Dr_Willis> njero:  you can kill -9 their shells :)
[04:14] <njero> gartral: thanks! :)
[04:15] <njero> Dr_Willis: good point, maybe I can text them separately :)
[04:15] <Dr_Willis> njero:  depends on how they are connected.
[04:15] <njero> lol
[04:15] <Dr_Willis> njero:  thers the old chat/talk commands
[04:15] <Lama_Chok> anyone knows any decent software for automatic PC shut down at a specified time
[04:16] <njero> Dr_Willis: well, I would punch them in the face... except it is me.. so that makes it a little awkward
[04:16] <tritium> Lama_Chok: setup a cron job for that
[04:16] <FMSMaster> can anyone help me to install ubuntu on a usb disk without a CD?
[04:16] <Lama_Chok> tritium what is that
[04:16] <tritium> !cron | Lama_Chok
[04:16] <Dr_Willis> FMSMaster:  unetbootin tool, or the usb-disk maker tool in the ubuntu menus.. Or the tools/scripts at pendrive linux web site.
[04:17] <Coilette> no luck on #kubuntu >.<
[04:17] <Lama_Chok> thanks tritium
[04:17] <Dr_Willis> njero:  forceing yourself to logout?
[04:17] <FMSMaster> I'm running under windows XP.. :p
[04:17] <Dr_Willis> FMSMaster:  the answers i gave still apply.
[04:17] <njero> Dr_Willis: another user of mine... I am sshed in
[04:17] <bigpimpatl> Hi, I am trying to install a RaLink device to my notebook, it is a Tenda W54iU USB wifi adapter, but I need help in figuring out how to install it. I have the terminal commands, if someone could walk me through what to type for each step I could figure the rest out myself
[04:17] <Coilette> Does anybody know how to set a command to be run automaticly on login?
[04:17] <Dr_Willis> FMSMaster:  unetbootin = makes it easy
[04:17] <SpeakerBox> hey I'm looking for a php4 and mysql distro for ubuntu
[04:17] <FMSMaster> thanx! ;)
[04:17] <lstarnes> SpeakerBox: php4 isn't supported anymore
[04:17] <Dr_Willis> Coilette:  unless you state you want it for KDE.. you are going to get GNOME answers. :
[04:17] <SpeakerBox> php5 then
[04:18] <Coilette> oh!! i just realised that. Doh >.<
[04:18] <tritium> SpeakerBox: ubuntu is a distro.  What do you mean by your question?
[04:18] <lstarnes> !lamp | SpeakerBox
[04:18] <Dr_Willis> Coilette:  and ther Is a .kde/Autostart directory - put a script in there.
[04:18] <SpeakerBox> man but the stupid shell I use already has apache installed
[04:18] <SpeakerBox> I can't have two different apache installations both trying to use port 80
[04:19] <brian__> autokey wont start when i open it
[04:19] <FMSMaster> Thank u really much Dr_Willis!
[04:19] <FMSMaster> ;)
[04:20] <gartral> RichiV: pkill -u "username" && rmdir /home/username
[04:20] <bruenig> rmdir is almost certainly not going to work
[04:20] <bruenig> unless that dir is empty
[04:20] <Dr_Willis> just  remove it all.. leve them logged in.. and confused. :)
[04:20] <mdg> brian__: I had to choose x-record in ubuntu
[04:20] <RichiV> Dr_Willis: could yo send me a link with information about fat32 HDs and Unlocking full disc encrypted Drives
[04:21] <njero> gartral: that was to me right?
[04:21] <Dr_Willis> RichiV:  i dont knwo what you mean by 'full disk encrypted drives' - ive never  used such a thing
[04:21] <njero> Dr_Willis: already tried that :)
[04:21] <gartral> njero: yes,sorry, wrong name
[04:21] <njero> gartral: no probs thanks!
[04:21] <gartral> njero: pkill -u "username" && rmdir /home/username
[04:21] <wizzo50> How you open a *.tar.gz file in Ubuntu?
[04:21] <lstarnes> wizzo50: tar xzf file.tar.gz
[04:21] <gartral> njero: and then your fav email method to send the nasty email
[04:21] <brian__> ok
[04:22] <Ben64> wizzo50: you can open it in file-roller, extract it with "tar xzfv foo.tar.gz"
[04:22] <Dr_Willis> !info unp
[04:22] <bigpimpatl> Hi, I am trying to install a RaLink device to my notebook, it is a Tenda W54iU USB wifi adapter, but I need help in figuring out how to install it. I have the terminal commands, if someone could walk me through what to type for each step I could figure the rest out myself
[04:23] <njero> gartral: looks like it killed all of the processes, but the folder refuses to die, even as root
[04:23] <wizzo50> Ben64: I want to open pulseaudio
[04:23] <Ben64> njero: what are you trying to do?
[04:23] <njero> Ben64: I have a user account on the machine that auto logs in and sucks all of the ram... I want to make it so that the user account is GONE.
[04:23] <wizzo50> Ben64: Where is file-roller?
[04:24] <prince_jammys> njero: use rm -r, not rmdir. rmdir only removes empty directories.
[04:24] <Ben64> !info file-roller
[04:24] <ghostlines> I have a disk boot failure, and I can't even detect the drive with a live cd. Is it safe to say that my harddrive is dead?
[04:24] <ghostlines> should i just get a replacement
[04:24] <Ben64> njero: you check out "userdel" ?
[04:24] <bruenig> that is what I said
[04:24] <njero> Ben64: yeah, failed
[04:24] <Ben64> njero: how, what user is it?
[04:24] <njero> "celldev"
[04:25] <Ben64> njero: what is it for? what does it run that uses all the ram?
[04:25] <njero> Ben64: "userdel: user celldev is currently logged in "
[04:25] <prince_jammys> userdel -fr ..
[04:25] <prince_jammys> ''man userdel''
[04:26] <wizzo50> Ben64: file:///home/wizzo50/Desktop/Screenshot.png
[04:26] <wizzo50>  That is what I want to open
[04:26] <Ben64> njero: celldev probably exists because you installed some package that does that
[04:26] <Spirits-Sight> what the cmd to do a distro upgrade
[04:26] <Spirits-Sight> ? thanks
[04:26] <xangua> jum..............................
[04:27] <Ben64> Spirits-Sight: check out update-manager
[04:27] <wizzo50> Ben64: Get that Ben64?
[04:27] <Ben64> wizzo50: i can't view files on your computer from here like that
[04:27] <andrew21550> i need help installing a tar.bz2  file someone plz help
[04:27] <wizzo50> Oh
[04:27] <lstarnes> andrew21550: have you opened the file?
[04:27] <andrew21550> i have extarcted it]
[04:28] <Ben64> andrew21550: make sure there's not a ubuntu package for the program first, it's much easier than tar.bz2 stuff
[04:28] <lstarnes> andrew21550: is there a file named INSTALL or README in it?
[04:28] <xangua> andrew21550: what program do you wanna install¿
[04:28] <andrew21550> yes but nothing helpful in it
[04:28] <giiker> any idea on when Firefox will be updated to the latest version?
[04:28] <andrew21550> vuse torrent
[04:28] <lstarnes> giiker: in which release of ubuntu?
[04:28] <Ben64> giiker: you can already get if if you use the firefox PPA
[04:28] <andrew21550> 9.
[04:29] <FMSMaster> Can somebody tell me what's the difference between a live USB and persistant USB in USB installation of Ubuntu?
[04:29] <lstarnes> andrew21550: try sudo apt-get install vuze
[04:29] <tritium> !firefox-3.5 | giiker
[04:29] <Coilette> does anybody here know the KDE command to open File manager as root?, It says its "Dolphin" but "kdesudo Dolphin" returns no such program
[04:29] <andrew21550> ok will try
[04:29] <Dr_Willis> Coilette:  Liniux is CASE SenESeTiVe
[04:29] <raeldenk> hi all
[04:29] <Ben64> Coilette: i don't use kde, but case does matte
[04:29] <lstarnes> Coilette: lowercase
[04:29] <Dr_Willis> Coilette:  its 'dolphin'
[04:29] <Ben64> matter too...
[04:29] <AnxiousNut> Installing option "use the Largest free space", makes Primary or Logical partition?
[04:29] <lstarnes> Coilette: kdesu should be used instead of sudo
[04:29] <raeldenk> how can i change my user name on ubuntu ?
[04:29] <Dr_Willis> Coilette:  and running the file manger as root can be dangerous.
[04:29] <lstarnes> AnxiousNut: primary
[04:30] <lstarnes> AnxiousNut: if there isn't enough room, it makes an extended partion with logical partitions inside it
[04:30] <AnxiousNut> i gave it 40GB
[04:30] <andrew21550> could not find package
[04:30] <AnxiousNut> primary?
[04:30] <lstarnes> andrew21550: you can have up to 3 primary partitions and 1 extended, and the 1 extended can contain several logical partitions
[04:31] <andrew21550> ok
[04:31] <lstarnes> AnxiousNut: sorry, that was for you
[04:31] <shinigami> hello every body
[04:31] <lstarnes> andrew21550: did you enable the universe repository?
[04:31] <tritium> !info vuze | andrew21550
[04:31] <shinigami> how do you do?
[04:31] <FMSMaster> Can anybody tell me what's the difference between a live USB and persistant USB in USB installation of Ubuntu? :$
[04:31] <njero> Thanks all! I can now reboot and got rid of the extra user, you all are GENIUSES!
[04:32] <njero> Thanks
k thancks a lot
[04:32] <Dr_Willis> Live usb - boots like the live-cd does.. persistant = it also saves changes to a file on the usb drive.
[04:32] <lstarnes> FMSMaster: the live USB contains everything the live CD does
[04:32] <shinigami> i need some help plz about skiputler
[04:32] <fosi> does somebody know of a rapidshare manager that really works for Ubuntu?
[04:32] <Dr_Willis> FMSMaster:  then you can do a 'normal' install to a usb drive..
[04:32] <andrew21550> how do i do that
[04:32] <lstarnes> FMSMaster: the persistent usb has everything
[04:32] <lstarnes> andrew21550: system > administration > software sources
[04:33] <FMSMaster> so if I want a total system on an USB drive I'll have to choose to install one persistant USB?
[04:33] <andrew21550> ok now what
[04:33] <lstarnes> andrew21550: under "ubuntu software", look for "community-maintained open source software (universe)"
[04:33] <lstarnes> andrew21550: check it then close out
[04:33] <andrew21550> yea thats checked
[04:34] <Dr_Willis> FMSMaster:  if you want to make changes.. its easierzt to do a usb-live install with a perisstant save file - yes.
[04:34] <lstarnes> andrew21550: which version of ubuntu are you using?
[04:34] <shinigami> plz can someone help me for skiputler?
[04:34] <andrew21550> 9.
[04:34] <lstarnes> andrew21550: which one?
[04:34] <Quasar1048> Is it possible to use synaptic without having to type my password?
[04:34] <lstarnes> andrew21550: 9.04? 9.10?
[04:34] <andrew21550> news version
[04:34] <Dr_Willis> Quasar1048:  you coudl set that up - yes...
[04:34] <fosi> Me? im using 9,04
[04:34] <FMSMaster> can unetbootin do that?
[04:34] <mrwes> is /etc/init.d where I would put a script to start at boot up time?
[04:34] <Quasar1048> Dr_Willis: got a link?
[04:35] <andrew21550> 9.04
[04:35] <Dr_Willis> FMSMaster:  unetbootin does NOT make a 'persistant' save setup. Check the scripts at Pendrivelinux.com for that.
[04:35] <Dr_Willis> Quasar1048:  nope. Its doable.. but ive never wanted to do so.
[04:35] <FMSMaster> thank u man!
[04:35] <lstarnes> andrew21550: you should be able to get it with sudo aptitude install vuze
[04:35] <lstarnes> mrwes: you could use that or /etc/rc.local if it's something that needs root
[04:35] <Dr_Willis> Quasar1048:  id call that a bit of a sccurity issue. You could 'try' just suiding the  synaptic binary. but that would let EVERYONE run it as root..
[04:36] <lstarnes> mrwes: otherwise, you can use your personal crontab and have the program use @reboot as the time
[04:36] <mrwes> lstarnes, ahh...didn't think of the @reboot in a cron -- good one
[04:36] <andrew21550> Couldn't find any package whose name or description matched "aircrack-ng-0.9.3"
[04:36] <andrew21550> Couldn't find any package whose name or description matched "aircrack-ng-0.9.3"
[04:36] <andrew21550> No packages will be installed, upgraded, or removed.
[04:36] <andrew21550> 0 packages upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 226 not upgraded.
[04:36] <andrew21550> Need to get 0B of archives. After unpacking 0B will be used.
[04:36] <FloodBot2> andrew21550: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:36] <shinigami> skiputler?
[04:37] <Dr_Willis> !info skiputler
[04:37] <Ben64> !info aircrack-ng
[04:37] <shinigami> yes
[04:37] <wizzo50> Hi, after downloading PulseAudio, how do I open it up and run it? A *.tar.gz file
[04:37] <cablguy> anyone at all have experience installing cinelerra on 9.04??
[04:37] <bo> www.pendas.com.id
[04:37] <shinigami> i don't know how does it work ?
[04:37] <lstarnes> andrew21550: it's just aircrack-ng
[04:37] <mrwes> lstarnes, can I call to a bash alias in a crontab?
[04:37] <andrew21550> a friensdd gave me a program to hack wap keys
[04:37] <dimedo> hi, is there some softphone available to make normal phone calls through gsm/umts modems?
[04:37] <lstarnes> wizzo50: isn't pulseaudio installed by default?
[04:37] <Ben64> wizzo50: pulseaudio should be installed already
[04:37] <tritium> wizzo50: pulse audio is installed by default.  You don't want to be messing with that .tar.gz
[04:37] <lstarnes> mrwes: it can run a script that is called with bash
[04:38] <wizzo50> How comes my sound does not work then
[04:38] <mrwes> lstarnes, k
[04:38] <lstarnes> wizzo50: you may need to check the mixer settings
[04:38] <giiker> lstarnes: Jaunty
[04:38] <Ben64> andrew21550: just install aircrack-ng
[04:38] <lstarnes> giiker: try the firefox-3.5 package
[04:38] <andrew21550> i cant thats why i am on here
[04:38] <shinigami> i don't know how to install it?
[04:38] <Quasar1048> Dr_Willis: sigh... that really is annoyign though... I guess all i can do is just shorten my pass..
[04:38] <lstarnes> andrew21550: sudo apt-get install aircrack-ng
[04:38] <Ben64> andrew21550: "sudo apt-get install aircrack-ng"
[04:39] <Dr_Willis> Quasar1048:  'oh the humanity of it all!'
[04:39] <Dr_Willis> :)
[04:39] <lstarnes> wizzo50: have you tried https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting ?
[04:39] <andrew21550> shit now it works lol
[04:39] <thiebaude> !language
[04:39] <tritium> andrew21550: keep the language family friendly, please
[04:39] <andrew21550> srry just slipped
[04:39] <lstarnes> andrew21550: you usually do not include the version number
[04:39] <Dr_Willis> Quasar1048:  the sudo 'system' has ways where you could proberly run 'gksudo synaptic' and not need to enter a password on a per user basis
[04:39] <giiker> lstarnes: ok  Iĺl try it
[04:39] <andrew21550> ok thanx
[04:40] <mrwes> lstarnes, hows this look: @reboot /usr/bin/screen -dmS rtorrent /usr/local/bin/rtorrent
[04:40] <giiker> Ben64: PPA?
[04:40] <Dishtroyer> Vovx: tried everything. still can't get Ubuntu to boot. I have a screen shot. It will take a few minutes to get ready
[04:40] <Ben64> !ppa
[04:40] <lstarnes> mrwes: that looks like it should work
[04:40] <andrew21550> where does it install it too so i an open it
[04:40] <Quasar1048> Dr_Willis: so I type it once and be done, basically?
[04:40] <lstarnes> andrew21550: trye aircrack-ng
[04:40] <mrwes> lstarnes, ok...guess a reboot will test it :)
[04:41] <Dr_Willis> Quasar1048:  sudo does more then just be a command you tack on at the front. With it you can set up specic users/commands to allow beint ran as root with specific options. Including not needing a password.
[04:41] <Dr_Willis> Quasar1048:  you would still run 'gksudo whatever'  the sudo system is VERy configurable.
[04:41] <giiker> lstarnes: oAm i supossed to always install the firefox-gnome-support package too?!
[04:42] <lstarnes> giiker: it's optional, but recommended
[04:42] <giiker> I wonder if this upgrade will break anything :(
[04:42] <lstarnes> giiker: firefox-3.5 installs seperately
[04:42] <lstarnes> giiker: it will not touch anything related to firefox 3.0
[04:43] <Ben64> lstarnes: i had to uninstall 3.0, was conflicting with 3.5
[04:43] <lstarnes> giiker: to avoid confusion, it is branded as shiretoko (its development codename) and uses slightly different logos
[04:43] <giiker> lstarnes: ooooooohhhh, then i will have to import my settings and etc, whith the lazy I am..
[04:43] <xim_> Quasar1048: you are really lazy
[04:43] <andrew21550> now that it is installed what do i have to do to get it to work on a wifi connection
[04:43] <lstarnes> giiker: I think it may handle that by itself
[04:43] <Ben64> giiker: it should do it automagically
[04:43] <Coilette> hehe, how do i run a command in konsole by a link, like an icon
[04:44] <giiker> lstarnes: automagically.. :)
[04:44] <giiker> Ben64: lstarnes : Ok I will isntall it now then
[04:44] <Ben64> andrew21550: try "sudo airodump-ng --ivs [your wifi device here]"
[04:44] <andrew21550> dont have to open it or try to connect to the blocked connection
[04:44] <andrew21550> OK
[04:45] <Ben64> andrew21550: like, eth0, eth1, ath0, wlan0, etc..  whatever yours is
[04:45] <SpeakerBox> can ubuntu run programs without them being installed
[04:45] <SpeakerBox> kind of like putty.exe on windows
[04:45] <andrew21550> TRYING TO JUMP OFF MY NEIGHBORS
[04:45] <Ben64> SpeakerBox: yep
[04:45] <andrew21550> sry caps stuck
[04:45] <Quasar1048> xim_: and you very unhelpful
[04:45] <Ben64> andrew21550: jump off or on?
[04:45] <giiker> SpeakerBox: yes
[04:45] <SpeakerBox> Ben64 I'm looking for a php5 program like that
[04:45] <wizzo50> I have no sound after installing Ubuntu. Any help here
[04:45] <andrew21550> jump on lol
[04:45] <wfiuewfew> Hi! I just realized my machine was transmitting an ad hoc wireless signal. How do I disable this in Ubuntu?
[04:45] <andrew21550> sry
[04:45] <SpeakerBox> I get this bullshit saying I'm not in the sudoers file
[04:45] <giiker> SpeakerBox: from binaries, without being installed
[04:46] <SpeakerBox> screw the sudoers file!
[04:46] <lstarnes> SpeakerBox: language
[04:46] <Ben64> !ohmy
[04:46] <wizzo50> I have no sound after installing Ubuntu. Any help here
[04:46] <Ben64> andrew21550: airodump working?
[04:46] <SpeakerBox> I downloaded php5-common_5.1.2-1ubuntu3.15_i386.deb
[04:46] <tritium> !sound | wizzo50, start here
[04:47] <xim_> Quasar1048: i dont mean to be an ass, but seriously you are asking in the official channel how to circumvent the security of the os, because its too much effort to type your own password on rare occasion
[04:47] <bravo03> lol
[04:47] <Bigshot_> can we switch from `developmental release' to stable release?
[04:47] <Dr_Willis> Actually the use of the sudoers file would proberly allow  it.....
[04:47] <Bigshot_> if i download karmic koala can i switch to stable when it gets released?
[04:47] <lstarnes> Bigshot_: the development release will eventually become stable
[04:47] <Ben64> Bigshot_: yes
[04:48] <wizzo50> I have HDA Intel (Alsa mixer) selected
[04:48] <SpeakerBox> Dr_Willis allow what?
[04:48] <Bigshot_> which kernel does karmic koala have?
[04:48] <enos> How how how how how is it possible for my resolution on my monitor to go down from 1600 x 1200 to 640 x 480 when i only changed the cable connecting my LCD monitor to my computer. I used to have DVI>VGA, now i have VGA>VGA. WHAT GIVES? any suggestions?
[04:48] <tritium> Bigshot_: #ubuntu+1 for karmic questions, please
[04:48] <Bigshot_> k
[04:48] <xim_> Bigshot_: yes, but karmic is NOT stable right now, i just went back to jaunty from it after it rotted into unfunctionality
[04:48] <Dr_Willis> SpeakerBox:  allow one to run synaptic/install stuff without entering the password
[04:48] <lstarnes> enos: you may need to reconfigure X
[04:49] <Bigshot_> i just want to try it on my tx2z tablet pc xim_
[04:49] <SpeakerBox> well it asked for my password
[04:49] <Bigshot_> is it worth the try xim_ ?
[04:49] <SpeakerBox> what extension will a file have that doesn't need to be installed?
[04:49] <SpeakerBox> .deb means you have to install it right?
[04:49] <lstarnes> SpeakerBox: none
[04:49] <enos> lstarnes: YES! i knew it. But. I forgot how to, ... refresh my memory please.
[04:49] <lstarnes> SpeakerBox: don't rely on extensions
[04:49] <wizzo50> tritium: Start where?
[04:49] <giiker> SpeakerBox: none
[04:49] <xim_> Bigshot_: its not really that different honestly, right now its just an unstable ubuntu, but i got a kick out of playing with the bleeding edge, even if it had gangreen, up to you ;p
[04:49] <lstarnes> wizzo50: try changing all of them (except the last dropbox) to PulseAudio Sound Server
[04:50] <SpeakerBox> well can someone give me a link to php5 that doesn't need to be installed and can just run on my shell from download
[04:50] <tritium> wizzo50: see the URLs above
[04:50] <lstarnes> SpeakerBox: you will need to install it
[04:50] <Ben64> SpeakerBox: don't think php works that way
[04:50] <Ben64> !info php
[04:50] <Ben64> :(
[04:50] <lstarnes> SpeakerBox: it requires being loaded into apache
[04:50] <SpeakerBox> man but you said earlier that ubuntu can run programs without needing to be installed like putty.exe on windows
[04:50] <Ben64> !info php5
[04:51] <lstarnes> SpeakerBox: not things like this
[04:51] <Pici> !info php5-cli
[04:51] <lstarnes> SpeakerBox: php isn't a standalone program
[04:51] <SpeakerBox> well let me just tell you my program
[04:51] <lstarnes> SpeakerBox: it's an embedded interpreter
[04:51] <Coilette> I need konsole to execute "Synclient RightEdge=5900" when an icon is clicked.. >.<
[04:51] <andrew21550> not working he is useing 802-11-wireless security/psk
[04:51] <lstarnes> enos: try https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/Resolution
[04:51] <Coilette> but i still suck at making links..
[04:51] <enos> lstarnes: thanks bro
[04:52] <Ben64> andrew21550: anything but WEP is hard to crack
[04:52] <unitheory> andrew21550, you ought not break into people's networks without permission
[04:52] <SpeakerBox> I have a website project for my school. I used php and mysql for it. now I login to the school's ubuntu command line shell and I find out that they have apache running without php5 or mysql.
[04:52] <andrew21550> well they were fucking with me cable so its only fair
[04:52] <SpeakerBox> so I thought I could just download php5 and mysql myself
[04:53] <lstarnes> andrew21550: two wrongs do not make a right
[04:53] <giiker> lstarnes: I dont think I am supossed to restart my box, but it is not in the programs menu? do i run it from the terminal?
[04:53] <lstarnes> SpeakerBox: ask the administrators of the system to do it
[04:53] <SpeakerBox> lstarnes that is the only way?
[04:53] <Ben64> giiker: look for "Shiretoko"
[04:53] <Pici> !language | andrew21550
[04:53] <andrew21550> i know
[04:53] <lstarnes> SpeakerBox: yes
[04:53] <SpeakerBox> oh ok
[04:53] <SpeakerBox> thanks
[04:53] <giiker> Ben64: ok
[04:53] <Coilette> how do i make a desktop icon that will run a konsole command?
[04:53] <andrew21550> damn military mouth hard to control sometimes
[04:53] <lstarnes> giiker: look under Applications > Internet > Shiretoko Web Browser
[04:53] <SpeakerBox> lstarnes want to see my site :-D
[04:54] <giiker> Ben64: lstarnes : haha, this is funny, they even named it Shiretoko, these developers! :)
[04:54] <giiker> thanks guys!
[04:55] <giiker> when Firefox is updated to 3.5  I guess i will jsut have to remove Shiretoko
[04:56] <stlsaint> Ben64, hello, how have the forums been treating ya
[04:56] <Wicked> !jdk
[04:56] <Wicked> !java
[04:56] <Ben64> stlsaint: haven't?
[04:56] <stlsaint> .....
[04:57] <Coilette> probably the easyest question to answer.. "how do i make a desktop icon that will run a konsole command?"
[04:57] <giiker> guys, got an aerror of some add-ons: xulrunner, ubunfutu firefox modifications and one more
[04:58] <Dr_Willis> Coilette:  drag/drop konsole icon from menu to the desktop
[04:59] <Coilette> Dr_Willis im still in the same spot as before.. i need to put an icon in startup
[04:59] <furythor> Can x64 version of 9.04 have some side effects on running games on wine and other things ?
[04:59] <Dr_Willis> Coilette:  that wasent what you asked how to do. :) this time.. for startup make a scrit in .kde/Autostart that launches the command you want to run.
[05:00] <Coilette> i dont know how to do that >.< how do i make a script?
[05:00] <Dr_Willis> Coilette:  open file manager go to .kde/Autostart    open file manager again. find command ya want to run. drag/drop make shortcut in Autostart dir.
[05:00] <Dr_Willis> making a script is a 'text' file thats been made executable, that launches teh command syou want to launch.
[05:00] <Coilette> synclient has to be run in konsole
[05:01] <Coilette> ... i have an icon of konsole, but ti dont know how to get it to do the command when it opens
[05:01] <Dr_Willis> Coilette:  thats incorrect.. it needs to be ran  from the command line.. Not 'konsole'
[05:01] <Coilette> yeah true
[05:01] <furythor> Are there differences between i386 (32bit) and x64 (amd 64bit) versions of Ubuntu 9.04 ?
[05:01] <Dr_Willis> Coilette:  you could make a script (like 2 lines_ similer to.. #!/bin/sh    COMMAND YOU WANT TO RUN.  then save it to 'startsyngery.sh'
[05:02] <pacopil> online boxing game http://www.kobox.org/kobox-fande-Nourine.html
[05:03] <wiskersoup> Hey I have a problem with the 'Report a problem...' tool, have I come to the right place?
[05:03] <Dr_Willis> !autostart
[05:03] <giiker> Ben64, lstarnes : it owrked
[05:03] <giiker> Ben64, lstarnes : it worked
[05:04] <giiker> Ben64, lstarnes :thanks
[05:04] <xikteny> hey, it's not "System>Preferences>Sessions" in jaunty... Can anyone fix ubottu?
[05:05] <Dr_Willis> ubotu is alwyas out of date.. :)
[05:06] <bruenig> hmm
[05:07] <Coilette> Dr_Willis sorry i know im a noob.. but its opening with kate..
[05:07] <Madison-> I have a question, I have a sony vaio vgn-sz791n with jaunty installed, after the install from the disk everything is fine, however if I allow the updates to process, after a reboot I get the desktop wallpaper and nothing else?
[05:07] <Madison-> that wasn't really formatted like a question, but I intended it to mean any ideas as to why
[05:08] <Dr_Willis> Coilette:  right click on  the script.sh and make it 'executable'   that way its a program you can run
[05:08] <Dr_Willis> Coilette:  or 'chmod +x script.sh'
[05:09] <haitiankid4lyfG1> hola
[05:09] <Coilette> you said "#! /bin/sh Synclient RightEdge=5900" but that comments it out? should i make it just the ! or just the command
[05:10] <vipil> hi any one here to help with ma richo web cam driver for jaunty?
[05:10] <vipil> i tried a lot of method but all in vain
[05:11] <furythor> Are there much of difference between 32 bit and 64 bit version of Ubuntu 9.04 ? And which I should use if I upgrade hardware to Quad-Core CPU 4GiB or more ram and Serial ata raid hard drives
[05:12] <barbo> if you are using more than 4 gigs of ram go with 64 bit
[05:12] <Ben64> furythor: generally, if you have a 64bit cpu, then get 64bit OS
[05:12] <furythor> Ben64 how I can see CPU info that is it really 64Bit architecture ?
[05:12] <gwildor> Ben64, i disagree... isnt there flash & other problems....
[05:12] <Ben64> gwildor: flash works fine now
[05:13] <gwildor> oh, goody
[05:13] <Ben64> furythor: in linux or windows?
[05:13] <vipil> i have 64 bit cpu, after using 64 bit jaunty i felt 32 bir is better coz software compatibility issues are present in 64 bit
[05:13] <furythor> Linux
[05:13] <gwildor> Ben64, any other issues still floating around ?
[05:13] <furythor> well, CPU is 64bit
[05:13] <gwildor> well, vipil says there is.
[05:13] <vipil> yes ben there
[05:13] <vipil> are few other issues
[05:13] <Ben64> furythor: then what do you want to check?
[05:13] <Ben64> gwildor: i haven't noticed any
[05:13] <Ben64> vipil: like?
[05:14] <vipil> but for testing purpose u can always use 64 bit
[05:14] <furythor> Well I assume AMD Athlon(tm) 64 means that my CPU is 64bit
[05:14] <lstarnes> furythor: try cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep lm
[05:14] <Ben64> furythor: yep
[05:14] <furythor> But what could explain that some games does not agree to run with wine and there are other weird issues as well
[05:14] <unitheory> can someone point me to some software that doesn't have issues?
[05:14] <vipil> first problem i found was with flash, but it can be corrected
[05:14] <Coilette> Dr_Willis your whole #! /bin/sh  confused me.. im new... just trying to get this to work....
[05:15] <Ben64> furythor: wine works fine
[05:15] <Madison-> :( I'm scared to update again
[05:15] <furythor> even the 1.1.28 ?
[05:15] <esotericguy> Is there a way to get the panels to remain on the desktop but underneath any fullscreen windows?
[05:15] <Ben64> why would it stop working?
[05:15] <vipil> later while installing from synaptic package manager many of the package was not compatible
[05:15] <esotericguy> without enabling autohide
[05:16] <twobitsprite> Why does it seem like Brasero takes never finishes normalizing my tracks?
[05:16] <furythor> Since I am having issue with getting DVD drive recognized by games I run with wine, or something
[05:16] <Ben64> furythor: i have 1.1.21, because I have a custom patch in it for a game I run
[05:16] <twobitsprite> It's been normalizing for 15 minutes now...
[05:16] <Mike_lifeguard> Where can I find information about the options for the kernel lines in GRUB's menu.lst?
[05:16] <Dr_Willis> Coilette:  bash scripting basics
[05:16] <twobitsprite> could it have something to do with the m4a codec?
[05:17] <jdolan> hi, i accidentally overwrote my MBR (installed XP, had to for something..)
[05:17] <jdolan> how do i get Grub to reclaim the MBR and recognize XP?
[05:17] <prince_jammys> !grub | jdolan
[05:17] <Coilette> Dr_Willis i want "Synclient RightEdge=5900" to run what do i put into the script.sh i made executable?
[05:18] <Dr_Willis> that command Coilette
[05:18] <vipil> how to install richo web cam on jaunty?
[05:18] <furythor> Hmm
[05:18] <vipil> how to install richo web cam on jaunty?
[05:18] <Dr_Willis> Coilette:  and be sure to get the case of the command correct. it is Synclient and not synclient?
[05:18] <xim_> why would blank lines in a sh script cause outputs : command not foundX: where x is a random integer
[05:19] <Dr_Willis> xim_:   You dident make the script using windows notepad.exe did you? or some other text editor?
[05:19] <Coilette> what command? "/bin/sh Synclient RightEdge=5900"
[05:19] <Dr_Willis> Coilette:   2 lines.. as i said earlier
[05:20] <Dr_Willis> #!/bin/sh
[05:20] <vipil> willis , how to configure richo web cam?
[05:20] <CaptainCrook> hi folks... when starting something with vlc, i'm getting : Cannot open esound socket
[05:20] <Dr_Willis> COMMANDYOU_WANT_TO_RUN
[05:20] <lstarnes> Coilette:then  Synclient RightEdge=5900
[05:20] <xim_> Dr_Willis: gedit...is that bad?
[05:20] <Dr_Willis> xim_:  gedit should work. windows editors add extra carrage/line feeds  to files..
[05:21] <Coilette> awesome guys, i knew it was something stupid i was fucking up.. shame it took me 45 minutes to get it sorted out
[05:22] <Dr_Willis> xim_:  if its a short script try cut/pasteing it to a diffrent file.  or try some editor that can show cr/lf characters
[05:22] <xim_> Dr_Willis: this is so inexplicable yet reproducable.... first ive never seen unix say : command not found: to anything, yet for each connected series of blank lines i get one not to mention the random integer at the end
[05:22] <xim_> Dr_Willis: k ill mess with it a bit
[05:22] <Dr_Willis> Coilette:  a read of the  the various bash scripting guides is worth doing. :)
[05:22] <furythor> So I think that I will stay with 64bit linux for now
[05:22] <Madison-> can someone offer some advice/point me in the direction of what could be happening when I update?
[05:22] <esotericguy> How can i set it so that the panels stay on the bottom most layer. As in: fullscreen windows will cover them up, but they're not on auto-hide?
[05:22] <Dr_Willis> xim_:  'fte'  editor can show cr/lf if thats the issue
[05:23] <IdleOne> Madison-: any errors?
[05:24] <Madison-> IdleOne: negative, not last time at least - let it download and install all patches, asks me to restart (I'm assuming because of the kernal updates) and upon restart, nothing except the wallpaper
[05:24] <MindSpark> can someone tell me what fakeroot debian/rules binary means ?
[05:25] <jdolan> prince_jammys: easy enough, gonna try rebooting.  thanks!
[05:26] <xim_> Dr_Willis: hmmm the script was using #!/usr/bin/env bash, when i changed it to #!/bin/bash it stopped.....what is #!/usr/bin/env bash?  also i have other scripts with #!/usr/bin/env bash  which dont do that on blank lines??
[05:26] <unitheory> Madison-, same result upon multiple reboots?
[05:26] <xim_> Dr_Willis: ooooh but this started as a bat file from windows
[05:27] <WIGGMPk> Can anyone help me with this graphical problem? http://imagebin.ca/view/MResct3J.html the image shows a small "glitch" I suppose with compiz, awn, or screenlets? Any help is appreciated.. Restarting the X server takes care of it, but a regular full boot brings it back.
[05:27] <xim_> Dr_Willis: still only the #!/usr/bin/env bash interpreter gave me the issue
[05:27] <Dr_Willis> xim_:  that sounds like the issue...
[05:27] <Dr_Willis> xim_:  if it EVER came from windows.. you proberly got extra cr/lf characters
[05:27] <Dr_Willis> xim_:  i spent hrs trackign this down once
[05:27] <xim_> Dr_Willis: lol ok thanks
[05:28] <Dr_Willis> xim_:  theres some dos2unix commands that can trim out the extra stuff.
[05:28] <Madison-> unitheory: yes, same result upon many reboots
[05:28] <Dr_Willis> xim_:  or install fte and look at it with the fte editor
[05:28] <Madison-> I googled for the error, and some results suggested ALSA, some suggested removing compiz, I removed both with no change
[05:28] <xim_> Dr_Willis: ok ill do that, i just forgot this started as a bat file
[05:28] <Dr_Willis> There may be a way for other editors to show the 'extra non printing characters' but i just use fte
[05:28] <Madison-> gave up and reinstalled since it was a fresh install
[05:28] <LucidGuy> Alright I just went through a bunch of crap to get sound up and running on my toshiba nb200 and was wondering if Ubuntu will ever properly support this model.  Is there a website stating hardware models Ubuntu is working etc.
[05:28] <unitheory> Madison-, so basically your panels don't start after you update?
[05:28] <prince_jammys> xim_: cat -e thefile  will likely show ^M at the end of every line.
[05:28] <Madison-> but I'm worried if I update again, I'll just be stuck reinstalling again
[05:28] <Madison-> unitheory: I suppose
[05:28] <Dr_Willis> xim_:   or cat it to a terminal. select/cut/paste to a new file. :) as a cheat
[05:29] <xim_> hmm could i cat xxx.sh > newfile.sh?
[05:29] <thiebaude> !hardware
[05:29] <Dr_Willis> !info tofrodos
[05:30] <LucidGuy> unfortunately I dont need a list of supported hardware.  More of a list of hardware support in progress.
[05:32] <Dr_Willis> xim_:  cat that way will send the special charas also :)
[05:32] <prince_jammys> xim_: tr -d '\r' <yourfile > newfile
[05:32] <Dr_Willis> xim_:  theres some 'tr' command options to clean them out also.. but i dont rember the  stuff
[05:32] <Dr_Willis> i alwyas forget if its the \r or \m thats the issue. :)
[05:33] <Flannel> dos/windows line endings are \r\n, unix is \n (old world macs are \r)
[05:33] <LucidGuy> anyone out there have a Toshiba NB200
[05:33] <xim_> thanks everyone :)
[05:33] <Dr_Willis> The GOOD -old-skool days!  knowledge comes in handy
[05:34] <Metaleks> banshee is throwing me a weird error and doesn't even start - here is the output http://pastebin.com/d7ae990bd anybody have an idea?
[05:34] <Dr_Willis> xim_:  you are the 2nd person this week with this issue :)
[05:34] <xim_> its just such a strange thing i was like ok this is proof ubuntu has trolls in it
[05:35] <xim_> (we know it has gnomes)
[05:35] <Quarterstaff> I run "ubuntu 9.04" My printer in not compatible so I need a new printer. I need to look for a printer that supports "Linux" Is that correct? Not what printers Ubuntu support
[05:35] <cwillu> Quarterstaff, back up
[05:35] <cwillu> what printer?
[05:35] <unitheory> Madison-, did you ever try to manually launch the panels?
[05:35] <xim_> Quarterstaff: ubuntu supports MOST printers, if not yours its a wierdo
[05:35] <IdleOne> !printer | Quarterstaff
[05:35] <anomoly> I'm trying to use gconftool-2 to change a panel launcher icon from the command line to no avail, anyone have experience w/ this?
[05:35] <cwillu> Quarterstaff, what printer did you have?
[05:35] <Flannel> Quarterstaff: Other brand and stuff work, but if you get an HP all-in-one you'll be good.
[05:35] <blubaustin> Hello.
[05:35] <Quarterstaff> I now have Lexmark X1185
[05:35] <thiebaude> !netbook remix
[05:36] <xim_> mines a samsungML-1740
[05:36] <unitheory> !unr
[05:36] <IdleOne> Quarterstaff: don't buy another lexmark
[05:36] <cwillu> Quarterstaff, generally any printer that works under a mac will work under ubuntu, they use the same printer drivers (assuming the manufacturer didn't do something silly like rely on a binary filter)
[05:36] <blubaustin> I have a question concerning a address collision on ubuntu karmic
[05:36] <thiebaude> IdleOne, i have a lexmark in the closet
[05:36] <m0r0n> Can anyone help me out with Emerald
[05:36] <thiebaude> lol
[05:36] <cwillu> Quarterstaff, http://www.openprinting.org/show_printer.cgi?recnum=Lexmark-X1185
[05:36] <Flannel> blubaustin: #ubuntu+1 for Karmic support, thanks
[05:37] <Dan48p> hey does anyone know how change fonts in java programs in ubuntu?  i'm having trouble with "molecular workbench"
[05:37] <zebrafusion> yo boy geniuses
[05:37] <blubaustin> k
[05:37] <blubaustin> and you're welcome
[05:37] <mykol> Help, my volume isn't loud enough
[05:37] <unitheory> !emerald
[05:37] <dca> hi... how do i mount drive through command prompt
[05:37] <zebrafusion> how can I get the output of <tab><tab> piped to a file
[05:37] <Quarterstaff> ldleone I have been reading that HP is fairly safe, is that correct?
[05:37] <anomoly> I'm trying to use gconftool-2 to change a panel launcher icon from the command line to no avail, anyone have experience w/ this?
[05:37] <cwillu> zebrafusion, echo -e /t/t > file
[05:37] <IdleOne> Quarterstaff: yes
[05:37] <zebrafusion> cwillu: thx smarty pants
[05:38] <Flannel> cwillu, zebrafusion: \t not /t
[05:38] <cwillu> Quarterstaff, the link I just provided you with tells you how to get the lexmark working
[05:38] <zebrafusion> Flannel: nice eye, smarter pants
[05:38] <Quarterstaff> IdleOne Thank you fpr the help, and everyone else of course
[05:38] <mykol> Does anyone know how to fix the volume, My sounds and way to low when everything is turned up
[05:38]  * cwillu stamps his feet, wishing Quarterstaff would pay attention to him
[05:38] <cwillu> Quarterstaff, http://www.openprinting.org/show_printer.cgi?recnum=Lexmark-X1185
[05:39] <Quarterstaff> cwillu thank you, I will check it out
[05:39] <Madison-> unitheory: sorry, went to get a drink - how would I go about manually launching the panels from a bare desktop?
[05:39] <IdleOne> Quarterstaff: did you see this link http://www.openprinting.org/show_printer.cgi?recnum=Lexmark-X1185
[05:39] <IdleOne> yeah you did
[05:39] <zebrafusion> Flannel: cwillu neither of those are working for me yo
[05:39] <Metaleks> banshee is throwing me a weird error and doesn't even start - here is the output http://pastebin.com/d7ae990bd anybody have an idea?
[05:39] <cwillu> zebrafusion, /bin/echo instead of echo
[05:39] <Flannel> zebrafusion: echo -e "\t\t"
[05:39] <thiebaude> Quarterstaff, which lexmark do you have?
[05:39] <unitheory> Madison-, alt+F2 then enter gnome-panel
[05:39] <zebrafusion> let's do this
[05:39] <cwillu> bah, right
[05:39] <mykol> Grawity
[05:40] <cwillu> zebrafusion, what Flannel said
[05:40] <Dan48p> anyone with suggestions for fixing font in java 6?
[05:40] <anomoly> I'm trying to use gconftool-2 to change a panel launcher icon from the command line to no avail, anyone have experience w/ this?
[05:40] <mykol> HELP
[05:40] <cwillu> anomoly, why not just edit the properties of the launcher by right clicking on it?
[05:40] <zebrafusion> Flannel: yo dude I'm overlooking something
[05:40] <Madison-> unitheory: I'll run all the updates and see if it works out, I'll join from the backup computer if it doesn't work out ;)
[05:41] <anomoly> cwillu: I'd like to change the icon from a script
[05:41] <Flannel> zebrafusion: What are you trying to do?
[05:41] <mykol> MY volume isn't loud enough!!!!
[05:41] <zebrafusion> have a list of all 2,xxx commands I have
[05:41] <mykol> Please help!
[05:41] <zebrafusion> without having to copy/paste all those pages
[05:41] <anomoly> cwillu: the script opens/closes and ssh tunnel. I'd like the icon to change when the tunnel exists
[05:41] <kernel> mykol: running in what?
[05:42] <xim_> is there bash syntax that will route output to both a file and the console both?
[05:42] <Flannel> zebrafusion: Oh, That's not going to work, at least, trying to run "tab, tab" in a shell
[05:42] <Flannel> xim_: tee
[05:42] <xim_> Flannel: oh yeah ok i can figure that out
[05:42] <Flannel> xim_: command-that-produces-output | tee /path/to/file
[05:42] <mykol> kernel, running everything... the volume in general isn't amped enough
[05:42] <Flannel> xim_: If you want to append, it becomes tee -a /path/to/file
[05:43] <xim_> Flannel: sweet thx
[05:43] <mykol> kernel, I need something to raise the gain or maybe a command to alter something
[05:43] <axle> i might just be tired, but i think my titles bars changed colour on their own
[05:44] <kernel> mykol: try highest to, master, pcm on volume control.
[05:45] <mykol> kernel, I believe that I have tried that already
[05:46] <WIGGMPk> Anyone have a thought on how to get rid of this graphic glitch? http://imagebin.ca/view/MResct3J.html
[05:47] <Mike_lifeguard> How can I hide all the scary-looking scrolling text while booting? I'm using the quiet and splash boot options, but to no avail :\
[05:47] <kernel> mykol: sorry i don't have any glue. talk to big boys.
[05:48] <mykol> kernel, and who would "Big Boys" be?
[05:48] <tattoodu91> bonjour
[05:48] <bruenig> !give tattoodu91 fr
[05:48] <bruenig> !fr | tattoodu91
[05:49] <shreymech> Binary package hint: totem
[05:49] <shreymech> totem streams while playing for the video's which are present in my hard disk..(its shows a word(streaming) near the timer) .. and even it is not possible to fats forward the video's which gives a sign of (streaming).. it generally streams .dat and .mpg format video's...so finally when we try to skip the video or when we try to fast foreard it .. these videos starts again from the begining.. its a gr88 problem...plzz solve it ..
[05:49] <dr3mro> hi
[05:49] <kernel> mykol: try a little patient in this channel. someone gonna be help you.
[05:49] <Madison-_> unittheory: installing the 219 updates
[05:50] <burntresistor> im having trouble getting tor installed the key wont download with terminal  its saying no openpgp data found
[05:51] <shreymech> ........... any help..??
[05:53] <m0r0n> Can anyone help me with gdmsetup
[05:53] <mykol> I've got a Dell Inspiron 1525, and I can't get my volume to be loud enough to where I can hear things normally...
[05:54] <LucidGuy> can anyone explain to me why my toshiba netbook nb200 seems to report a battery live of 2 hours yet reviews state it should last 5+ hours.  Could it be because ubuntu just doesnt know how to make the system efficient?
[05:55] <KB1JWQ> LucidGuy: Battery life under Linux has always been... dicey.
[05:55] <Mike_lifeguard> LucidGuy: Yes.
[05:55] <Madison-_> lucidguy: my laptop, which is plugged in, says that it's on battery power all the time
[05:55] <mykol> KB1JWQ, what does the mean about battery life?
[05:55] <Mike_lifeguard> "dicey" is very diplomatic, KB1JWQ :D
[05:55] <KB1JWQ> Mike_lifeguard: I liked it.
[05:55] <KB1JWQ> mykol: craptacular.
[05:56] <LucidGuy> So do you think the system is mis reporting batterylife .. or ubuntu is not efficient?
[05:56] <Mike_lifeguard> KB1JWQ: for example, ubuntu cannot dim my LCD screen, even though it shows the stupid icon telling me it has done so when unplugging from AC power
[05:57] <shreymech> totem streams while playing for the video's which are present in my hard disk..(its shows a word(streaming) near the timer) .. and even it is not possible to fats forward the video's which gives a sign of (streaming).. it generally streams .dat and .mpg format video's...so finally when we try to skip the video or when we try to fast foreard it .. these videos starts again from the begining.. its a gr88 problem...plzz solve it ..
[05:57] <LucidGuy> anyone?
[05:57] <Mike_lifeguard> LucidGuy: No, your battery life is being reported accurately, it is just that ubuntu (and other gnu/linux distros) suck at making your battery last a long time
[05:57] <Mike_lifeguard> !repeat | shreymech
[05:57] <mykol> KB1JWQ, ah... ok I was hoping it would get better when I switched from Windows Vista Ultimate
[05:57] <LucidGuy> Well thats no good.
[05:57] <Getaway> hey guys, i just made a virtual machine in virtualbox with ubuntu. how do i go about adding video drivers or something so i can get higher res than 800x600
[05:57] <m0r0n> Can anyone help me with gdmsetup?
[05:58] <Mike_lifeguard> LucidGuy: (also my prior comment was meant for you)
[05:58] <LucidGuy> Getaway, install the guest package
[05:58] <Getaway> how?
[05:58] <LucidGuy> its in the menu bar somewhere .. look around
[05:58] <Mike_lifeguard> Getaway: in the second menu from the left (I think there are only 3 so in the middle) and it's at the bottom
[05:58] <Mike_lifeguard> Getaway: I think that's "machine" or something
[05:58] <xikteny> !ask | m0r0n
[05:59] <Madison-_> unittheory: installing 219 updates =P
[05:59] <LucidGuy> So what you guys are saying .... maybe I should kill myself and stick to XP for my netbook.
[05:59] <mykol> I was wondering if there is a way to add some "Wigets" or something to that matter that is Linux based
[05:59] <Getaway> is the guest package in ubuntu or virtualbox?
[05:59] <MisterX2039> #กรุงเทพขายบริการ
[05:59] <LucidGuy> its a package installed into the guest OS .. xp
[06:00]  * Getaway is confused
[06:00] <WIGGMPk> Getaway: LucidGuy: its called "Guest Additions", start the Virtual Machine in vbox and click on "Devices" than "Install Guest Additions" and it will mount the virtual CD ROM Image in the Virtual Machine
[06:01] <leaf-sheep> LucidGuy: Use less packages -- Don't use default ubuntu-desktop for your netboot and you'll shave lot of packages and processes off. Hence a bit longer battery life.
[06:01] <leaf-sheep> LucidGuy: Since the packages on netboot are likely to be almost same packages used as a regular laptop/computer.
[06:01] <Getaway> i click that and it doesnt do anything
[06:02] <xrfang> hello, I have a problem with Xvnc and window (display?) managers, anybody can help?
[06:02] <leaf-sheep> Getaway: Look in XP's "My Computer"  --- Run the CD-ROM.
[06:02] <LucidGuy> leaf-sheep, I wish I new that before I installed the full desktop version .. urg.  Have no interest reloading this guy.
[06:02] <LucidGuy> I guess I can go through the packages and tune this guy
[06:02] <WIGGMPk> Getaway: are you running XP in the virtual machine?
[06:02] <Getaway> waid, i think i got it
[06:03] <Getaway> the virtual machine is ubuntu. the actual machine is win7
[06:03] <Madison-_> unitheory: the update completed successfully, no errors at all, asked to restart, am restarting currently with fingers crossed
[06:03] <unitheory> Madison-_, ok
[06:03] <Madison-_> yes I'm giving you a play by play ;/
[06:03] <WIGGMPk> Getaway: well it should show a CD ROM device on the desktop.. like a disc.. double click it and run the <filename>.run file
[06:04] <leaf-sheep> LucidGuy: It's much easier if you can flash the minimal iso to usb.  Run it.  Install stuffs (use ethernet cable for now). to get base ubuntu minimal.  Then install few packages.  That's it. Than shaving them off. :)
[06:04] <Madison-_> unitheory:  of course this time it worked, because I was being helped - thanks :)
[06:05] <LucidGuy> leaf-sheep, minimal iso?  Im guessing there is a version out there called minimal?
[06:05] <Flannel> !minimal | LucidGuy
[06:05] <unitheory> Madison-_, so the panels are there?
[06:05] <Madison-_> yes
[06:05] <Madison-_> everything is fine
[06:05] <Madison-_> much ado about nothing
[06:05] <unitheory> excellent!
[06:05] <leaf-sheep> LucidGuy: Yes, it's only 10-12MB. You install the rest of the packages from the net.
[06:05] <Madison-_> although I'm curious as to why it bombed last time
[06:05] <Madison-_> oh well
[06:05] <Flannel> LucidGuy: If you already have the alternate CD, you don't need to grab the minimal CD, the alternate CD can do the same thing.
[06:06] <mykol> Anyone know anything about widgets?
[06:06] <prince_jammys> very broad question.
[06:06] <mykol> Or maybe Screelets or something like that?
[06:06] <LucidGuy> Im wondering if the netbook version is even better then alternate/minimal
[06:06] <welcome> i want to include another user as sudoer.. how to do that?
[06:07] <LucidGuy> welcome,   /etc/sudoers
[06:07] <Flannel> welcome: add them to the admin group
[06:07] <prince_jammys> welcome: add him/her to the admin group.
[06:07] <Flannel> LucidGuy: No
[06:07] <Flannel> welcome: sudo adduser username admin
[06:07] <mykol> I was wondering how to mybe install some desktop widgets "Like a pandora app" or something like that
[06:07] <Flannel> LucidGuy: Most people won't ever touch their sudoers (unless they're fine tuning sudo access on a program by program level)
[06:08] <pax> Would someone mind doing me a short favor... the ownership of var and it's subdirectories was inadvertainly changed to root:users, would someone mind ls -l the contents of /var and doing a pastebin so I can fix the ownership of the directory
[06:08] <shreymech> totem streams while playing for the video's which are present in my hard disk..(its shows a word(streaming) near the timer) .. and even it is not possible to fats forward the video's which gives a sign of (streaming).. it generally streams .dat and .mpg format video's...so finally when we try to skip the video or when we try to fast foreard it .. these videos starts again from the begining.. its a gr88 problem...plzz solve it ..
[06:08] <LucidGuy> Flannel, well thats your opinion .. I rather add an entry in there as apposed to adding them to the admin group
[06:09] <welcome> flannel: how to disable compiz fusion effects.. my screen has gone totally black...
[06:09] <Flannel> LucidGuy: If you want to do it the hard way, by all means, go ahead.  You shouldn't overcomplicate things for people in this channel though.
[06:09] <lekremyelsew> Hey everyone, I can not for the life of me figure out how to use the web ui in qbittorent.
[06:09] <drastik> c.efnet.net
[06:10] <LucidGuy> Flannel, he may not want the user to be part of the admin group
[06:10] <WIGGMPk> LucidGuy: why would he want them to have "sudo" access then?
[06:10] <Guest33152> anyone mind helping me install a font? its a .ttf
[06:10] <Flannel> !font | Guest33152
[06:11] <unitheory> Guest33152, you can put it in ~/.Fonts
[06:11] <LucidGuy> Im depressed how enefficient this is .. urg
[06:11] <unitheory> Guest33152, you can put it in ~/.fonts
[06:11] <WIGGMPk> Getaway: did you get the guest additions installed mate?
[06:12] <Getaway> i think so. some crap is installing, so we'll see what happens
[06:12] <LucidGuy> WIGGMPk,   what do you think of Win7?
[06:12] <WIGGMPk> Getaway: you installed it via "sudo sh" right?
[06:12] <Getaway> no?
[06:12] <Getaway> idk what that is
[06:12] <WIGGMPk> LucidGuy: I think the discussion belongs in ubuntu-offtopic or another channel
[06:13] <CaptainCrook> aplay -l says no sound card found... lspci -v show the card...  result no sound... anyone?
[06:13] <LucidGuy> WIGGMPk,  Are you serious? I only asked because he mentioned he was running it.\
[06:13] <WIGGMPk> Getaway: Guest addtions needs to be installed with admin privileges.. so if your installing it from the terminal it would be "sudo sh <filename>.run" where the filename is vboxguest something something
[06:14] <Getaway> :-/
[06:14] <WIGGMPk> LucidGuy: im helping him install guest additions on an ubuntu guest.. the host OS is not really important to me..
[06:14] <lance453> hi
[06:14] <guest_> flannel :how to disable compixz fusion effects...my screen has gone totally black...
[06:14] <eross> which FM should I be using? nautilus, ... ?
[06:15] <Flannel> guest_: I don't know. Someone in the channel should though
[06:15] <WIGGMPk> Getaway: have you ever used the terminal?
[06:15] <Getaway> yeah, but it was a long time ago, i'm rebooting, gimme 1 min
[06:15] <LucidGuy> guest_, how are you talking to us then if your screen is blank?
[06:16] <guest_> lucidguy:switched to guest  user...
[06:16] <Flannel> guest_: go back to GDM, and log in as yourself, under "session" choose "failsafe gnome"
[06:16] <lance453> can I delete grub and all partitions except for the recovery partition and still boot it?
[06:17] <WIGGMPk> lance453: I would say.. no
[06:17] <lastent> hi I just had to change my mainboard, do I have to reconfigure anythong on my ubuntu?
[06:17] <Getaway> that didnt work wiggmpk
[06:18] <lance453> isn't there a boot disk I could download to boot that partition?
[06:18] <WIGGMPk> Getaway: ok, so if your in the guest now.. go to Applications > Accessories > Terminal
[06:18] <xortch> anyone else having issues with 9.04 and gnome themes crashing your system? i install a new theme and only half of it takes and then the load avg goes above 20 and you have to restart
[06:19] <Getaway> yeah, im there
[06:19] <Getaway> and i did what you said and it didnt work
[06:19] <WIGGMPk> did you click on Devices > Install GUest Additions again?
[06:19] <jkessler> lance453 what are you trying to do, install windows from a recovery partition after deleting linux partitions?
[06:20] <Getaway> done wiggmpk
[06:20] <WIGGMPk> Getaway: after you do, and the Guest Additions CD mounts inside the guest.. in the terminal type, "cd /media/cdrom0" then do a "ls" to make sure your in the right directory
[06:21] <Getaway> theres a cd on the desktop just like there was before
[06:21] <lance453> jkessler: yes than reinstall ubuntu
[06:21] <scrvlz> I am an xchat novice, and I am wondering if someone would kindly explain something to me
[06:21] <WIGGMPk> Getaway: do you see the contents of the CD in the terminal? after the "ls" command?
[06:22] <Getaway> got it
[06:22] <Getaway> the x86 one?
[06:22] <scrvlz> in the past I have asked questions, and someone might respond specifically to me, because the response appears to me in red
[06:22] <WIGGMPk> Getaway: unless your running an amd64 guest..
[06:22] <jkessler> if you're reinstalling windows just borrow a retail disc and install using the COA key on your computer.. it's easier than trying to mess with a recovery partition after the partition table has been changed
[06:22] <Getaway> no, i'm running 32 bit
[06:22] <scrvlz> how does one then respond to that person so that it appears the same to them>
[06:22] <WIGGMPk> Getaway: but it should be "sudo <filename>.run" or "sudo sh <filename>.run" I cant remember
[06:22] <Flannel> scrvlz: Just type their name on the line, usually this means you'll type a few letters of their name and hit tab, and xchat will autocomplete it
[06:22] <flurry> hi! is there any way to get compiz work with ati hd4850 smooth:S
[06:22] <Gnea> scrvlz: type their nick and then type this like this
[06:22] <Getaway> rebootingh
[06:23] <scrvlz> Flannel, like this?
[06:23] <Flannel> scrvlz: Yep
[06:23] <scrvlz> Flannel, thanks
[06:23] <scrvlz> Gnea, thanks
[06:24] <lance453> jkessler: don't know what your talking about. btw I don't have windows(needs reinstalling but grub and ubuntu get in the way) and I have a netbook(acer)
[06:25] <xrfang> hi I have a problem with Xvnc that after login to vnc server, it display a blank screen with X cursor, nothing else. any idea please?
[06:25] <Getaway> there we go
[06:25] <WIGGMPk> enjoy
[06:25] <Getaway> you cant get like a virus from a virtual linux machine on windows right?
[06:26] <WIGGMPk> thats a good question.. if your sharing between the host and guest and the guest has infected windows files.. than yes you could.. but the files created by the overhead application (IE: Virtual Box) no
[06:26] <unitheory> did you just use virus and linux in the same sentence?
[06:26] <icarus> yes he did
[06:27] <WIGGMPk> and yes its possible to get a virus on linux.. *cue eerie music and start debate*
[06:27] <b0nn> hrm, I have an aspire one, running Ubuntu NBR. For some reason I get sound when I login (login.wav) but no sound when logged into the machine, how can I troubleshoot this?
[06:28] <WIGGMPk> Getaway: basically, linux can NOT get infected with a Windows virus.. but it can distribute infected files to Windows clients.
[06:29] <WIGGMPk> Getaway: therefore, if you have sharing between the host & guest operating systems, than yes. The guest linux machine can infect the host windows machine with a virus by file sharing (of already infected files)
[06:29] <icarus> WIGGMPk, so kind of like a zombie in the sence that a zombie never gets sick but is able to make more zombies?
[06:29] <Getaway> thats not what i meant
[06:29] <WIGGMPk> icarus: lmfao sure.. just like a zombie
[06:29] <icarus> ok
[06:29] <Getaway> assuming i dont open any files in windows specifically
[06:29] <Getaway> i am safe?
[06:30] <WIGGMPk> Getaway: yes, in the same sense that if you dont turn on your computer you dont have to worry about virus's...
[06:30] <Bigshot_> what command should i give to boot windows partition from GRUB? i just installed ubuntu and it is not showing my windows partition
[06:31] <Bigshot_> i installed "side-by-side"
[06:31] <Getaway> wiggmpk.. the concept i'm trying to convey here is.. there are a lot of exploits in windows where just surfing to a bad site will get you
[06:31] <unitheory> i run windows xp sp2 with no updates or virus protection ! :D
[06:31] <Getaway> the same is not true in linux
[06:31] <Getaway> therefore if i surf unsafe sites in linux, i should be safe, even if its on a virtual machine..
[06:31] <icarus> unitheory, get avira free antivir for windows
[06:32] <Bigshot_> anybody?
[06:32] <WIGGMPk> Getaway: well, at first look I would say your right.. but to get more specific, I think it would depend on the way the virtual machines network adapter is configured.. NAT or Direct Access... I simply do not know enough about the VM to answer that 100% truthfully, but its a sound theory.
[06:33] <wesouler> Windows is suck. I got a BSOD in win 7 RTM yesterday...
[06:33] <icarus> WIGGMPk, what if getaway used usb flash drives would that put him at risk?
[06:33] <WIGGMPk> icarus: I dont understand the question exactly?
[06:34] <eross> in gnome, what is the FM of choice?
[06:34] <Slart_> wesouler: and my ubuntu box crashed the other day for me... doesn't mean neither of the os's suck.. it does however mean that discussing windows is offtopic in this channel
[06:34] <Slart_> eross: nautilus?
[06:35] <Getaway> wesouler: i have been running windows 7 since the beta.. i have yet to bsod once.
[06:35] <Getaway> in-fact, i only got one single bsod in the years i used vista, because of faulty RAM
[06:35] <Slart_> !offtopic
[06:35] <eross> ah thanks.. am running awn and it's been awhile =) want to add a FM to my menu
[06:35] <Getaway> can't blame vista for faulty ram
[06:35] <icarus> WIGGMPk, sorry let me clarfy would the use of usb media (flash drives and such ) on a linux vm also put Getaway at risk if he was to use the usb media on this windows box as well?
[06:35] <unitheory> Bigshot_, you have to add it to /boot/grub/menu.lst
[06:35] <Bigshot_> manual?
[06:35] <Bigshot_> how?
[06:35] <wesouler> i got a lot of BOSD on Vista, once per week..
[06:35] <Getaway> you were doing it wrong
[06:35] <Slart_> !windows
[06:36] <WIGGMPk> icarus: any type of file swapping between windows and linux can carry the potential for virus distribution
[06:36] <icarus> WIGGMPk, cool that is what i thought
[06:37] <lucasarg> hello guys, how do i find the mic /dev address to record it with vlc?
[06:37] <_ala> on my ubuntu, i have installed the build-essential package, and all header files are there, then i compile a simplest c++ program, which only include <iostream> head file and main function, but it compiles failed.  it can not find any files under bits directory.
[06:38] <Bigshot_> unitheory: there is no menu.lst in /boot/grub
[06:38] <unitheory> Bigshot_, do you have grub installed?
[06:38] <Bigshot_> yes
[06:38] <Bigshot_> it shows memtest recoery and ubuntu
[06:38] <_ala> on the fedora, compile the simple program, it's ok
[06:39] <Slart_> lucasarg: not sure where exactly it is but look in /proc/asound/  it's full of text files describing the alsa setup of your machine.. or use pulseaudio
[06:39] <Bigshot_> assist me folks this is my shiny new laptop and i lost windows w/o making recovery disks!
[06:39] <Bigshot_> windows is on sda1
[06:40] <Bigshot_> but grub doesn't show it
[06:40] <Bigshot_> it only shows ubuntu partitions
[06:40] <unitheory> Bigshot_, well put "locate menu.lst" into a terminal to figure out where the heck it is
[06:40] <lucasarg> Slart_: mmm what im tryin to do is to record a video, i have a mic on my laptop but with vlc i just can record video, dont know what to type where it says audo capture device
[06:40] <_ala> why compiling the c++ app which is based on STL library is so difficult on ubuntu?
[06:41] <blackest_knight> Bigshot_: if it is on sda then mount it and see if its really there
[06:41] <Bigshot_> unitheory: it says it is in /usr/share/doc/memtest86+/examples/grub-menu.lst
[06:41] <blackest_knight> menu.lst should be in /boot/grub/menu.lst
[06:41] <Bigshot_> how to mount windows blackest_knight from grub? i tried boot (hd0) but no dice
[06:41] <WIGGMPk> Bigshot_: try running "sudo update-grub" and it should generate a new menu.lst for you
[06:42] <blackest_knight> mount it from ubuntu desktop
[06:42] <mykol> I need help with my volume
[06:42] <Slart_> lucasarg: oh.. hard to tell.. there are no howto's or even a manual for vlc available?
[06:42] <Bigshot_> scholar WIGGMPk !!! :D
[06:42] <WIGGMPk> ?
[06:43] <Bigshot_> WIGGMPk: my screen flickers when i load alpha5 what should i do?
[06:43] <Like> ?
[06:43] <Bigshot_> now i see windows partition
[06:43] <WIGGMPk> your running 9.10?
[06:43] <Bigshot_> yes
[06:43] <lucasarg> Slart_: all i need to do is find the /dev/address to my mic... my video is /dev/video0 but cant tell whats my mic
[06:44] <blackest_knight> Bigshot_:  adjust the brightness
[06:44] <Bigshot_> what driver changes should i make WIGGMPk
[06:44] <WIGGMPk> you should director your questings in #ubuntu+1
[06:44] <Slart_> lucasarg: I'm not even sure the mic *has* a dev address..
[06:44] <WIGGMPk> !beta
[06:44] <wartalker>  google translater background color is yellow, when i use noia theme, it became black, how can i change it to yellow
[06:45]  * WIGGMPk really needs to learn the bot commands
[06:48] <pyRunner> Hi I have a very vexing problem with GRUB
[06:49] <Bigshot_> how can i enter WEP for my wifi from terminal in ubuntu?
[06:49] <Bigshot_> i want networking support so that i can update
[06:50] <b0nn> Bigshot_: iwconfig
[06:50] <aigy> Bigshot_-> sudo -c  iwconfig wlan0 key xxxxx
[06:50] <b0nn> hmm
[06:50] <b0nn> troubleshooting audio, any takers :D
[06:51] <Bigshot_> that command shows me usage aigy
[06:51] <pyRunner> I have a dualboot setup with windows on a ntfs partition
[06:52] <Like> &..
[06:52] <aigy> Bigshot_-> if you can log in as root, do without the sudo -c
[06:52] <pyRunner> grub is able to boot the windows system, its the linux that its hanging at and I think I checked everything
[06:52] <pyRunner> including uuids!
[06:52] <Bigshot_> error for wireless request "set encode" invalid argument aigy
[06:52] <Slart_> !supportroot
[06:53] <eross> does anyone know what SystemRequirementsLab\SRLProxy_test_2.dll   is?
[06:53] <aigy> Bigshot_-> make sure your wlan0 is active
[06:53] <eross> found it and two more sitting in my /home folder
[06:53] <Bigshot_> how? switch is on
[06:53] <aigy> eross-> dll files are for windows not for linux
[06:53] <WIGGMPk> eross: DLL files are Dynamic Linking Library for the Windows Operating System not Linux
[06:53] <scrvlz> I have a general linux question - in the directory structure users have home directories inside of the home folder, is root's "home" the folder called root at / ?
[06:53] <eross> must been a wine thing
[06:54] <Dr_Willis> scrvlz:  /root is roots 'home' dir.
[06:54] <Like> $ & #
[06:54] <aigy> Bigshot_-> check via  iwconfig  -a    to see if the interface is up
[06:54] <Bigshot_> iwconfig -a no such device
[06:54] <WIGGMPk> Dr_Willis: isnt / just the "root" directory and not the root home directory?
[06:55] <aigy> Bigshot_-> with root priviledges not as regular user
[06:55] <Bigshot_> i did i am root aigy
[06:55] <Dr_Willis> WIGGMPk:  'root' means many things. the 'root' of the filesystem is /     the root users configs are in /root
[06:56] <aigy> Bigshot_-> just try iwconfig
[06:56] <WIGGMPk> Dr_Willis: so your saying the "root" user does not have a /home/root directory?
[06:56] <Bigshot_> no wireless extensions aigy
[06:56] <Bigshot_> lo eth0 no wireless extensions
[06:56] <leaf-sheep> Does anybody know how to start X?  I'm having hard time configuring X to startup for XBMC.
[06:56] <aigy> Bigshot_-> then the driver for your wifi is not loaded yet, find the driver for it and load em
[06:56] <WIGGMPk> startx
[06:56] <Bigshot_> braodcome 4322
[06:57] <Bigshot_> broadcom 4322
[06:57] <wesouler> Bigshot: maybe the wireless device is down.
[06:57] <leaf-sheep> WIGGMPk: "startx" and it went back to the terminal.
[06:57] <Bigshot_> how to load that driver aigy?
[06:57] <WIGGMPk> leaf-sheep: whats your default display manager/enviornment?
[06:58] <aigy> Bigshot_-> find the appropiate driver for it and use modprobe, or if you find a tutorial for such 4322, it may hve the steps to load the driver
[06:58] <b0nn> hrm, the speaker icon is missing, but the modules are loaded
[06:58] <Dr_Willis> WIGGMPk:  the ROOT users home is /root  not /home/root
[06:58] <leaf-sheep> WIGGMPk: This is for XBMC on HTPC.  Intended to be running HDMI.  Plugged in via VGA at the moment.  No display manager.  Pure XBMC.
[06:58] <kannan01> how to delete a sudoer...
[06:58] <WIGGMPk> Dr_Willis: k, just checking thanks
[06:58] <Dr_Willis> WIGGMPk:  you could make a /home/root if you wanted..   but thats uncommon.
[06:58] <unknown__> does any know what people are using to make gtk themes???
[06:59] <wesouler> kannan01: $visudo
[06:59] <burf> hey guys, is there any way i can log in as root while i change soem permissions on a some folders?
[06:59] <leaf-sheep> burf: Use sudo.
[06:59] <vigo> burf: su or sudo
[06:59] <Bigshot_> aigy i did modprobe b43
[06:59] <WIGGMPk> leaf-sheep: if you have no display manager, than why do you need the X server started?
[06:59] <kannan01> wesouler : then what to do...
[06:59] <Dr_Willis> leaf-sheep:  what do you mean 'pure xbmc' ? i installed xbmc the other day and it created a X session that gdm could use.. set up GDM to auto login  and run xbmc session.. and it worked..
[06:59] <burf> i wanted to use the GUI to change teh privedges not the terminal - is it possible?
[07:00] <leaf-sheep> Dr_Willis: http://xbmc.org/wiki/?title=XBMCbuntu
[07:00] <aigy> Bigshot_-> is that the driver for it? i dont know it off hand
[07:00] <burf> i dont know what command to run in the terminal to change the privledges
[07:00] <Dr_Willis> leaf-sheep:  or make a .xinitrc that launches the xbmc binary  then startx
[07:00] <leaf-sheep> WIGGMPk: See ^ too
[07:00] <burf> i am opening some files from soem folders which for some reason are read-only
[07:00] <aigy> burf use gksudo
[07:00] <wesouler> kannan01: there is a file /etc/sudoer Edit it.
[07:00] <WIGGMPk> burf: run this "sudo nautilus" and it will open up the nautilus with root priveleges
[07:00] <Dr_Willis> leaf-sheep:  ive just used xbmc on a normal install.. for a stand alone player - i use geexbox
[07:01] <vassler> does any know what people are using to make gtk themes???
[07:01] <leaf-sheep> WIGGMPk, Dr_Willis:  The error seems to be.... ""/home/xbmc/.Xsession" file, no session managers, no window managers, and no terminal emulators found; aborting." (from .xsession-errors)
[07:01] <Flannel> kannan01, wesouler: no.  people with sudo privledges aren't listed in sudoers, you need to simply remove them from the admin group.
[07:01] <wesouler> kannan01: or kick the user from wheel group
[07:01] <Dr_Willis> leaf-sheep:  install a window manager for it to start.. install xterm also so you can trouble shoot
[07:01] <wesouler> Flannel: that's it
[07:02] <WIGGMPk> leaf-sheep: how are you trying to run it? from the terminal? without a display manager started? follow Dr_Willis advice and it will be fixed
[07:02] <kannan01> flannel: how to do that... any removeuser command is there...
[07:02] <vigo> Dr_Willis and Flannel , right on time, I salute you both.
[07:02] <leaf-sheep> WIGGMPk, Dr_Willis: Which advice? the .xinitrc?  The .xsession?  Create window manager? I'd like to have it started xbmc at bootup... Eliminating any window manager.
[07:03] <Bigshot_> aigy Looks like SSB driver in the kernel was the culprit. Disabling it allows the wl driver to control the card. http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-789442.html
[07:03] <Flannel> kannan01: deluser user admin
[07:03] <Bigshot_> how to disable SSB driver aigy?
[07:03] <burf> thx WIGGMPk - works nice - do i just change the folders Owner to my username? do i have to  change group settings also? thx
[07:03] <aigy> Bigshot_-> you can modprobe -r  xxxx
[07:03] <WIGGMPk> leaf-sheep: in order to run XBMC, you need to run it on top of a display manager.. IE: Gnome Display Manager, K Desktop Eniv, etc
[07:03] <kannan01> flannel: thank you so much...
[07:03] <Dr_Willis> leaf-sheep:  use a minimal window manager  it will make things much easier..   You could try just launching xbmc from .xinitrc or .xsession i guess  and not a window manager..
[07:04] <vigo> Bigshot_: kill (whatever)?
[07:04] <WIGGMPk> leaf-sheep: so if your running ubuntu, "sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start" than change the session to automatically start the GDM and just add XBMC to the "startup applications"
[07:04] <Bigshot_> aigy modprobe -r SSB?
[07:04] <aigy> Bigshot_-> if thats the name of the ssb module, yes
[07:04] <leaf-sheep> I see. Okay. I know I got this to work before -- but that's strange.
[07:05] <Bigshot_> aigy:  it says module ssb is in use
[07:05] <WIGGMPk> burf: honestly I dont know what you need/want to change.. thats up to you
[07:05] <burf> oh np thx
[07:05] <aigy> Bigshot_-> i dont know which uses it, google for how to troubleshoot such
[07:06] <WIGGMPk> leaf-sheep: I have ran XBMC on top of Gnome, but it sounds like you want a full blown version of XBMC to replace your display manager???
[07:06] <leaf-sheep> WIGGMPk: Yes. I'm following the guide (as before) but it's not working for no reason. (Literally!)
[07:06] <Bigshot_> aigy my screen is flickering and i can't seem to login in what should i do?
[07:07] <Bigshot_> alpha5
[07:07] <Flannel> Bigshot_: #ubuntu+1 is the place for Karmic support, thanks
[07:07] <Bigshot_> Flannel: no one replies there :|
[07:07] <Dr_Willis> Bigshot_:  thats why its 'alpha' software at this time
[07:07] <aigy> Bigshot_-> you didnt tell me your using alpa or beta .. cant help you on those
[07:08] <Dr_Willis> and ive not seen you say much since i got there..
[07:08] <Bigshot_> aigy alpha 5
[07:08] <WIGGMPk> Bigshot_: did you try posting on the forums?
[07:08] <burf> does changing file permissions, require a restart?
[07:08] <Dr_Willis> Bigshot_:  alpha means it has issues..update/upgrade/check bug/forums.
[07:08] <Dr_Willis> burf:  of course not.
[07:08] <burf> oh
[07:08] <Dr_Willis> burf:  chmod +x foo, then look at 'ls -l foo' and see if it changes. :)
[07:09] <sinyoali> vjfkf
[07:09] <basilesque> Can one machine on a wireless network act as a DHCP server for another machine hooked up to it via ethernet?
[07:09] <vassler> does any know what people are using to make gtk themes???
[07:09] <WIGGMPk> basilesque: yes but why would you want it to?
[07:09] <eross> where can I find system icons
[07:09] <burf> my gambas example file open as read-only, so i tried changing the whole folder's permissions to set my username as the owner - but they still open as read-only
[07:09] <burf> if i do sudo gambas2 they open correctly
[07:10] <aigy> basilesque-> possible
[07:10] <basilesque> WIGGMPk: im trying to pxe install ubuntu on to a client machine, and all i have is my laptop with wifi and an ethernet cable (no network on ethernet)
[07:10] <aigy> basilesque-> you must have a network, activate the nic
[07:11] <lutHu> lam knal mua
[07:11] <xrfang> is there any scripts that the shell (bash) will call automatically on logout?
[07:11] <basilesque> aigy: well the wifi network works, but the client, having no OS, cant find it, so all i really got is the ethernet cable to work with
[07:11] <CaptainCrook> any way to manually mount sound card in cli ?
[07:12] <Like> yw
[07:12] <WIGGMPk> basilesque: what do you mean it "cant find it"
[07:12] <wesouler> basilesque: the wireless NIC suport PXE?
[07:12] <WIGGMPk> basilesque: how do you have wifi access?
[07:12] <basilesque> WIGGMPk: I can't (dont know how) to access a wireless connection using just bios from the client
[07:12] <aigy> basilesque-> your client has to support PXE or network booting
[07:12] <nibbler> CaptainCrook: soundcards are not mounted. you can load their drivers using modprobe ormaybe insmod
[07:12] <basilesque> aigy: client does indeed support pxe
[07:13] <WIGGMPk> basilesque: where are you getting your wifi access from? what type of access point?
[07:13] <basilesque> WIGGMPk: home network with WEP
[07:13] <ibro> tuyul smanda
[07:13] <kannan01> some error is showing up while starting firefox... "Error writing settings file: /home/kannan/.mozilla/firefox/dply8cxm.default/foxyproxy.xml. Ensure the path exists and that Firefox has write access, then restart Firefox. FoxyProxy will not function until then." how to eliminate this pop up..??//
[07:13] <ibro> 4yay 5
[07:13] <WIGGMPk> basilesque: from what type of access point? router? repeater?
[07:13] <aigy> basilesque-> then your laptop ethernet port has to become a dhcp server and has to have the ability to auto detect and swith the tx/rx pair on its nic
[07:14] <basilesque> WIGGMPk: router i believe
[07:14] <basilesque> aigy: i tried setting up a dhcp server several times, but it does not seem to work (client doesnt find it), i think it's trying to do dhcp through wifi instead of ethernet cable
[07:14] <WIGGMPk> basilesque: you cant connect the 'client' to the router?
[07:15] <basilesque> aigy: because im setting up dhcp using wifi IP etc
[07:15] <basilesque> WIGGMPk: not atm no
[07:15] <WIGGMPk> any particular reason? cause that would be a million times easier?
[07:15] <aigy> basilesque-> then you have to learn to configure your laptop to serve dhcp on its ethernet port
[07:16] <madman1> hi
[07:16] <basilesque> WIGGMPk: uh...roomates asleep
[07:16] <WIGGMPk> basilesque: is it your router?
[07:16] <basilesque> aigy: ok, im guessing eth0 is wifi and eth1 is ethernet, how do i tell them apart
[07:16] <basilesque> WIGGMPk: no
[07:16] <burf> well i changed group settings and seems to have doen the trick so cheers
[07:16] <kannan01> anybody where firefox write its settings...
[07:16] <WIGGMPk> basilesque: so you dont have physical access to the router?
[07:16] <ActionParsnip> kannan01: ~/.mozilla
[07:16] <aigy> basilesque-> use iwconfig command
[07:16] <basilesque> WIGGMPk: not atm, tomorrow sure
[07:17] <wers> is there an autocad equivalent for linux?
[07:17] <ActionParsnip> wers: dia
[07:17] <basilesque> aigy: listed all of them as wireless except for eth1 which has something on it
[07:17] <aigy> WIGGMPk-> it would not work for what he is attempting to do, which is using the laptop as the source of download to boot the client
[07:17] <Slart_> wers: qcad is a 2d cad version
[07:18] <kannan01> actionparsnip: do u know the exact file ...(see my previous post just b4 ...)
[07:18] <Slart_> wers: but I don't think there is anything out there in autocads caliber for linux
[07:18] <aigy> basilesque-> i could not read minds, so either you paste the results in pastebin or understand what it is telling you
[07:18] <WIGGMPk> basilesque: your doing a PXE? aigy
[07:18] <wers> Slart_, what's the best option?
[07:18] <ActionParsnip> kannan01: i only saw the one asking where the settings were
[07:18] <basilesque> audrich@Mahagony-Tome:~$ iwconfig
[07:18] <basilesque> lo        no wireless extensions.
[07:18] <basilesque> eth0      no wireless extensions.
[07:18] <basilesque> eth1      IEEE 802.11  Nickname:""
[07:18] <basilesque>           Access Point: Not-Associated
[07:18] <basilesque>           Link Quality:5  Signal level:215  Noise level:161
[07:18] <FloodBot2> basilesque: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:18] <WIGGMPk> basilesque: aigy: not sure how I missed that.. I though it was just a internet sharing thing lol..
[07:18] <CaptainCrook> why does modules.conf changed to modules after update?
[07:19] <WIGGMPk> !pastebin
[07:19] <kannan01> actionparsnip:c the private message..
[07:19] <natrixnatrix89> Hi. I'm a bit newbie to servers+video streaming. Which soft would you recommend me to transcode > live stream video from a WiFi IP camera, that sends the video in mpeg4 format, but I want to stream it so that a JW player could play it? The only soft I know is cvlc to do this..
[07:19] <Slart_> wers: the best option is to send all your money to me and then get a job to get me more money.. oh.. you meant best *for you*... how would I know? ;)
[07:19] <ActionParsnip> kannan01: can you provise the output of: /home/kannan/.mozilla/firefox/dply8cxm.default/foxyproxy.xml
[07:19] <ActionParsnip> oops
[07:19] <ActionParsnip> kannan01: ls -l /home/kannan/.mozilla/firefox/dply8cxm.default/foxyproxy.xml
[07:20] <Slart_> wers: you haven't really told me what you need the program for
[07:20] <kannan01> actually the file is not existing...
[07:20] <wers> Slart_, lol. i have a friend who's thinking of putting his whole office on linux to save money. they need cad for work
[07:20] <basilesque> to clear things up, i'm trying to pxe boot a client from a host using just an ethernet cable between them.  i understand this requires a dhcp server set up and probly ftp, but i cant fill in the blanks to achieve it
[07:20] <WIGGMPk> leaf-sheep: you were doing the XBMC stuff right?
[07:21] <leaf-sheep> WIGGMPk: Yes. XBMCBUNTU.  I'm still trying to fix it.
[07:21] <koketso> Holla Peoples
[07:21] <WIGGMPk> leaf-sheep: did you check out XBMC Live (its a set-top-box style install)
[07:21] <leaf-sheep> WIGGMPk: Yup. It's b0rked.
[07:21] <ActionParsnip> kannan01: if the file doesnt exist then run: touch Dell OMSA shows the server is 100% healthy
[07:21] <ActionParsnip> oops
[07:21] <ActionParsnip> kannan01: touch /home/kannan/.mozilla/firefox/dply8cxm.default/foxyproxy.xml
[07:21] <Slart_> wers: I would at least send an email to whoever makes autocad and see if they have a linux version hidden somewhere.. you could look into running it using wine or in a virtual machine.. we tried searching around for a commercial cad program for linux the other day but didn't find anything
[07:22] <basilesque> and ive looked at various guides, followed them, but client never picks up anything, so my guess is im configuring dhcp for wifi instead of ethernet cable, and i dunno what to put in terms of ip pools and such for the dhcp settings
[07:22] <madman1> i have a pretty stupid question
[07:22] <koketso> OS Jaunty and need to install Icon 225 3G Modem Please give guidance I can see find it on the network but will not connect
[07:22] <madman1> more like a question
[07:22] <Slart_> wers: or you could have a look at qcad and pythoncad , perhaps they will suit your friends needs..
[07:22] <madman1> i mean a problem
[07:22] <wers> Slart_, thanks. having a virtual windows or just keeping some windows computers could be their best option then
[07:22] <theatro> !ask > madman1
[07:22] <ActionParsnip> koketso: how does the modem connect to your system
[07:23] <wers> Slart_, yeah. unless they like those... i'll see. thanks
[07:23] <Slart_> wers: for running the cad software, yes I think so
[07:23] <koketso> USB
[07:23] <Slart_> wers you're welcome
[07:23] <kannan01> actionparsnip: i deleted the user account kannan.. and i copied the home directory to another user ... now i want to delte that line from that file....
[07:23] <ActionParsnip> koketso: thn have the device connected and run: lsusb
[07:23] <koketso> I can see it trying to connect but will not connect
[07:23] <ActionParsnip> koketso: you will get an 8 didgit hex id you can websearch for
[07:24] <ActionParsnip> kannan01: di you chown the copied data?
[07:24] <n8tuser> basilesque-> the laptop also have to run tftp for netbooting support to your client
[07:24] <ActionParsnip> *did
[07:24] <kannan01> actionparsnip: ya i did it...
[07:24] <madman1> in running ubuntu 9.04 and my audio suddenly cut out
[07:24] <basilesque> n8tuser: ya ive used that as well, but it didnt work, im pretty sure im failing at configing dhcp
[07:24] <ActionParsnip> kannan01: good, thats important
[07:24] <sofiankrt> good morning, everyone. I have a question: how do I pipe my audio output to a file?
[07:25] <koketso> Bus 001 Device 003: ID 07c4:3260 Datafab Systems, Inc.
[07:25] <koketso> Bus 001 Device 002: ID 0402:5603 ALi Corp. USB 2.0 Q-tec Webcam 300
[07:25] <koketso> Bus 001 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub
[07:25] <koketso> Bus 005 Device 003: ID 0bb4:0303 High Tech Computer Corp.
[07:25] <koketso> Bus 005 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
[07:25] <koketso> Bus 004 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
[07:25] <FloodBot2> koketso: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:25] <n8tuser> basilesque-> those two have to be running simultaneously
[07:25] <basilesque> n8tuser: i was
[07:25] <server7> Hi, can anyone show me a safe way to remove Ispconfig3 and replace it with Webmin without losing configuration?? I can't find any "First steps user" for ISPCONFIG3 anywhere!!!
[07:25] <ActionParsnip> koketso: use pastein in future
[07:25] <kannan01> actionparsnip: so what to do  elimate  that error message..
[07:26] <koketso> Sorry guys first time user
[07:26] <ActionParsnip> kannan01: run: firefox -safemode   and disable the addon
[07:26] <n8tuser> basilesque-> you have a straight cable between the laptop and the client?
[07:26] <basilesque> n8tuser: yup
[07:27] <Bigshot_> how to autocreate xorg.conf in ubuntu if there is none present?
[07:27] <koketso> Will do so did you se?
[07:27] <koketso> see
[07:27] <ActionParsnip> koketso: looks like the ID is this: 07c4:3260    go websearchsee if there are guides
[07:27] <basilesque> n8tuser: i cant see that connection having an ip addresses and such, in theory i should just be telling dhcp mac addresses not ip
[07:27] <n8tuser> basilesque-> then you have to find out if either side - your laptop or client auto reverse the tx/rx pair since you are using a straight cable
[07:28] <kannan01> actionparsnip: thank u..
[07:28] <basilesque> n8tuser: how do i do that
[07:28] <n8tuser> basilesque-> and if neither one is auto switching then you cant use a straight cable, use a so called null modem cable
[07:28] <server7> Anyone?Please
[07:28] <basilesque> n8tuser: never heard of a null modem cable
[07:28] <n8tuser> basilesque-> research what nic card you have on both your laptop and client
[07:29] <basilesque> n8tuser: k
[07:29] <n8tuser> basilesque-> look up null cable modem too while you're in google
[07:29] <ActionParsnip> server7: webmin isnt supported
[07:29] <ActionParsnip> !webmin | server7
[07:30] <madman1> does any body know what would cause a sudden loss of audio
[07:31] <server7> I looked @Ebox couldn't find enough support for beginner like myself
[07:31] <ActionParsnip> madman1: reboot, when it next cuts, quickly run a terminal and run: dmesg | tail
[07:31] <madman1> i rebooted with no audio upon reboot
[07:32] <server7> Unless you know a place? I would really appreciated
[07:32] <ActionParsnip> madman1: did you recently upgrade kernel?
[07:32] <madman1> yes
[07:32] <ActionParsnip> madman1: and did the previous kernel run ok and have sound?
[07:32] <madman1> yes
[07:33] <ActionParsnip> madman1: then boot to that kernel and ignore the one that doesnt work, you dot need a newer kernel
[07:33] <madman1> thanks
[07:34] <basilesque> n8tuser: i have a spare router not connected to any network, can I use that as a go between to ensure tx/rx is paired right?
[07:34] <ActionParsnip> server7: no idea,  it doesnt gel with debian based system so isnt recommended, hy do you use it?
[07:35] <n8tuser> basilesque-> yes you can, but then also make sure that router does not provide dhcp services and tftp towards the client
[07:36] <n8tuser> basilesque-> what you need is really as simple hub functionalities
[07:36] <basilesque> n8tuser: it shouldn't so long as the host and client are the only things going through it right?
[07:36] <basilesque> n8tuser: o wait it is a hub
[07:36] <n8tuser> basilesque-> no guarantee eh.. you have to check the router configurations
[07:37] <WIGGMPk> Anyone know what this graphic glitch is caused by? http://imagebin.ca/view/MResct3J.html and how I can get rid of it?
[07:37] <basilesque> n8tuser: is it possible to avoid all this by having the client connect to wifi from BIOS?
[07:37] <n8tuser> basilesque-> as long as the client can communicate, but you said it doesnt have an os ?
[07:38] <basilesque> n8tuser: correct, so i dunno if it can use the wireless card w/o OS.  obviously it can use ethernet w/o 1
[07:38] <ActionParsnip> WIGGMPk: what is you minimise the app, then maximise it
[07:39] <WIGGMPk> ActionParsnip: what app? I loaded firefox for a white backdrop only... Its there from startup
[07:39] <n8tuser> basilesque-> no it cant..
[07:39] <ActionParsnip> WIGGMPk: ok i know that much, minimise firefox then maximise it...
[07:40] <WIGGMPk> ActionParsnip: ok, that does nothing.. the glitch is not part of firefox and is ON TOP of all windows..
[07:40] <madman118> i rebooted to the an older kernel with the same issue
[07:40] <ActionParsnip> WIGGMPk: ok thats what i was testing, are you running compiz?
[07:41] <WIGGMPk> ActionParsnip: yes and AWN and screenlets
[07:41] <ActionParsnip> madman118: ok then boot to the newer kernel and configure sound as if it never worked
[07:41] <ActionParsnip> WIGGMPk: kill awm, see if its still there, if it is then run: metacity --replace
[07:41] <ActionParsnip> WIGGMPk: you need to see which app is creating it
[07:42] <tdn> How do I prevent a server (PostgreSQL) from starting up on each boot? I would like it to only start up when I need it.
[07:42] <madman118> im really new to linux in general, how would i configure sound, under which menu?
[07:43] <ActionParsnip> !bum | tdn
[07:43] <tdn> How do I prevent the Bluetooth device from being enabled? I never use it and would like to save some power.
[07:43] <Like> why tdn
[07:43] <ActionParsnip> madman118: run: sudo lshw -C sound    to see your sound device, then websearch that with relation to ubuntu and/or linux
[07:43] <vigo> tdn: That is like a chmod script, or what Action_Parsnip just put up for you.
[07:44] <tdn> vigo, chmod?
[07:44] <madman118> in the terminal?
[07:44] <ActionParsnip> madman118: yes in terminal
[07:45] <madman118> ok
[07:45] <vigo> tdn: http://catcode.com/teachmod/ and http://ss64.com/bash/chmod.html
[07:45] <madman118> sound device is listed under the tile 'product:' ?
[07:45] <ActionParsnip> madman118: indeed :)
[07:46]  * pshr saw lowest ever members 1298 after joining
[07:46] <tdn> vigo, I know how to change file permissions. Why would I need this now?
[07:46] <pshr> miguelonnnnn, did you get the USB modem working ?
[07:47] <madman118> what would i search for in addition to my sound device?
[07:48] <sankalp> plz help me in setting wireless network in ubuntu
[07:48] <sankalp> sorry wireless internet
[07:48] <vigo> tdn: I was just giving the data that I now to assist, if it is below the scope of the operator status, then disregard.
[07:49] <denis> bonjour tout le monde
[07:49] <ActionParsnip> madman118: something like <prodcut name> ubuntu  should start you
[07:50] <ActionParsnip> sankalp: what is it doing / not doing?
[07:51] <charlie-jayne> how can I make the game "Where in the world is Carmen Sandiego?" work on ubuntu using dosbox?
[07:51] <ubuntu> hi
[07:51] <sankalp> :ActionParsnip it is showing wireless networks but when i click on that it scans but doens't connect with it.
[07:51] <charlie-jayne> ubuntu: hi
[07:51] <sankalp> :ActionParsnip thanks for listening
[07:52] <ActionParsnip> sankalp: ok it showing APs is good
[07:52] <koketso> Hi there
[07:52] <ActionParsnip> sankalp: is the network you are connecting to using any security?
[07:52] <koketso> Solved the ICon 225 3G USB Stick Modem installation
[07:53] <charlie-jayne> how can I make the game "Where in the world is Carmen Sandiego?" work on ubuntu using dosbox?
[07:53] <ActionParsnip> koketso: nice one
[07:53] <sankalp> :ActionParsnip no it doesn't uses any security.it is open network
[07:53] <sankalp> :ActionParsnip in friends laptop it connects
[07:53] <ActionParsnip> charlie-jayne: use the terminal to run the install exe or bat
[07:54] <charlie-jayne> ActionParsnip: how do I do that?
[07:54] <ActionParsnip> sankalp: if you run: sudo lshw -C network | grep product
[07:54] <ActionParsnip> charlie-jayne: you type: dosbox /path/to/the/setup.exe    replace the path bit with the actual path  needed, that example will not work
[07:55] <sankalp> :ActionParsnip it shows " product: RTL8101E/RTL8102E PCI Express Fast Ethernet controller
[07:55] <sankalp> "
[07:55] <charlie-jayne> thanks ActionParsnip :)
[07:55] <ActionParsnip> sankalp: great, go find out how to set that up
[07:55] <ActionParsnip> charlie-jayne: np
[07:55] <koketso> I will post my solution on Community Ubuntu
[07:56] <koketso> Wile I am here does any body know how to get the Onboard Qtec Webcam to work on Ubuntu?
[07:56] <vigo> koketso: Thank you.
[07:56] <sankalp> :ActionParsnip ok thanks
[07:56] <ActionParsnip> !webcam | koketso
[07:56] <Like> gw
[07:56] <ActionParsnip> koketso: you can also use the lsusb output again ;)
[07:56] <charlie-jayne> ActionParsnip: YOU ARE AWESOME!!!!
[07:57] <ActionParsnip> charlie-jayne: np, if you add -fullscreen (might be --fulscreen) it will go fullscreen
[07:57] <darwin_> a
[07:57] <koketso> How to I do the Paste in function again?
[07:57] <darwin_> leaving
[07:57] <ActionParsnip> !paste | koketso
[07:58] <darwin_> what is your favorit colour
[07:58] <koketso> Bus 001 Device 002: ID 0402:5603 ALi Corp. USB 2.0 Q-tec Webcam 300
[07:59] <Like> yw
[07:59] <ActionParsnip> koketso: ok now use 0402:5603 (from your output) and do what you did for the modem
[08:01] <openros> when trying to install Mysql server 5.0 i get this error in my synaptic, "subprocess pre-installation script returned error exit status 1"
[08:01] <Like> hmmmz
[08:02] <ActionParsnip> openros: can you provide a pastebin of the command you are issuing as well as te full output of the error
[08:02] <ActionParsnip> !paste | openros
[08:03] <Like> openros use dpkg -i
[08:03] <openros> http://paste.ubuntu.com/264810/
[08:05] <Like> openros u see the synaptic usage gui ?
[08:06] <openros> both brings the same error. i mean both GUI and command
[08:06] <Like> becarefull maeby u broke ur system for repair a package
[08:07] <Like> but this time is dpkg ?
[08:07] <madman118> ActionParsnip: seems like i need to configure the kernel for ASLA support
[08:07] <ubuntu> no
[08:07] <Bigshot_> for wireless i am getting wlan0 no such device
[08:07] <ActionParsnip> madman118: sounds like a plan
[08:08] <vigo> Do you mean ALSA?
[08:08] <honey^moon> pontianak
[08:08] <vigo> whoops
[08:09] <ActionParsnip> openros: sudo apt-get --purge autoremove; sudo apt-get clean; sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get -f install; sudo apt-get install mysql-server-5.0
[08:09] <sankalp> :ActioParsnip i didn't find any setup steps for these drivers.plz help
[08:09] <madman118> ActionParsnip: no one had the exact problem  (sound cutting out during operation, but after a reboot) and the fix has been pretty standard for that problem on all debian based distributions
[08:09] <openros> ActionParsnip, yes, did auto remove and installing again thanks
[08:10] <ActionParsnip> openros: the first bit got rid of the: you no longer need these packages bit, then i just did some house cleaning and then installed from a fresh file
[08:10] <ActionParsnip> madman118: switch to alsa then, see if it helps
[08:12] <matusqo> halo
[08:12] <openros> ActionParsnip, let me try thanks
[08:13] <matusqo> is somebody here?
[08:13] <Like> T/C? openros
[08:13] <matusqo> i have one question about ubuntu
[08:13] <ActionParsnip> matusqo: ask away
[08:14] <matusqo> I want to install ubuntu today on computer which is in internet cafe
[08:14] <matusqo> so public place
[08:15] <matusqo> every siiting is payed
[08:15] <Likewhoa211> Hello
[08:15] <Like> hi
[08:15] <ActionParsnip> matusqo: i dont think the admins will like that, if they are smart they will disable cd booting and have bios passwords to make the system only boot from the internal device
[08:16] <matusqo> no no :) sorry i didnt explain yet
[08:16] <Like> ActionParsnip,  i see that in my city...
[08:16] <matusqo> I am administrator
[08:16] <matusqo> I want to ask if licence allow it
[08:16] <matusqo> to ubuntu be installed on public place
[08:17] <matusqo> and used for bussines
[08:17] <matusqo> it is free
[08:17] <matusqo> ?
[08:18] <Like> think out there ppl live for donations mf ...
[08:18] <koketso> I am for now
[08:19] <jMCg> O_o
[08:19] <jMCg> 1315 people. wow.
[08:19]  * SJr hugs jMCg
[08:19] <pepperphd> i didn't appreciate the ubuntu installer until i tried to install slackware, lol
[08:19] <pepperphd> everyone should try it once just to see imo
[08:19] <ActionParsnip> matusqo: sounds ok to me
[08:20] <jMCg> pepperphd: pfffft.. Try OpenBSD -- or Solaris on a broken terminal.
[08:20] <durt> matusqo, simply put, yes. Caveat, watch what other software you install.
[08:20] <ActionParsnip> pepperphd: try gentoo ;)
[08:20] <madman118> matusqo: provided you're not making a direct profit of of ubuntu directly its legal
[08:20] <honey^moon> hyyy
[08:21] <ActionParsnip> pepperphd: i prefer the mandriva installer, you acyually get to choose what is installed rather than getting a tonne of bloat you dont need and have to uninstall it
[08:21] <jMCg> So, I wanted to ask: I am about to run off and getmyself a nettop, with 2 intel atom 330 processors. These support 64 bitses. However, there's nowhere an USB IMG for x64 to be found -- can I make that myself, by unpacking an .ISO?
[08:21] <durt> madman118, making profit from ubuntu is legal too.
[08:21] <madman118> matusqo: however read the GNU license carefully to be sure
[08:21] <Dr_Willis> jMCg:  you could use unetbootin to make  a usb-flash from an iso. but the netbook remix's ive seen are 32bit.
[08:21] <ActionParsnip> jMCg: you can use software to put iso correctly onto a usb
[08:22] <pepperphd> ActionParsnip, yeah im installing on a little old mac, im gonna have to remove a bunch of junk once its done
[08:22] <CaptainCrook> strange error when tring to open aumix ... something like: "error while openning mixer : success!"  <---- really don't know what to do with it...
[08:22] <madman118> durt: i wasn't aware of that, common sense tole me otherwise
[08:22] <Dr_Willis> jMCg:   9.10 netbook stuff is in iso format i saw. not img also. i noticed.
[08:22] <ActionParsnip> jMCg: http://www.pendrivelinux.com/usb-ubuntu-904-persistent-install-windows/
[08:22] <matusqo> internet cafe is only makig profit from people who use the internet there
[08:22] <ActionParsnip> pepperphd: if gnome is slow, use lxde
[08:22] <smooch1502> Hi
[08:22] <matusqo> so i think
[08:22] <smooch1502> how do i create my own ubuntu distro
[08:22] <pepperphd> ActionParsnip, lxde? sure that'll be faster than xfce?
[08:22] <matusqo> it is not making profit from ubuntu directlz
[08:22] <durt> madman118, the only thing you cannot do is claim it as your own. (but that's simplifiing things)
[08:22] <smooch1502> like i want some apps to be installed and some uninstalled
[08:23] <pepperphd> you've helped me several times before so i'll trust your answer
[08:23] <ActionParsnip> pepperphd: id say slightly
[08:23] <madman118> durt: yeah i knew that
[08:23] <Like> use aptitude
[08:23] <jMCg> Sweet! The box comes preinstalled with Windows Vista.. so....
[08:23] <pepperphd> jMCg, get rid of it before you lose any hair
[08:23] <matusqo> There are Windows XP systems now
[08:23] <smooch1502> So is there anyway to create my own ubuntu distro with a set of programs installed?
[08:23] <matusqo> and I want to change to linux
[08:23] <matusqo> because of many viruses
[08:23] <smooch1502> so i can install from a live cd on all my computers/servers
[08:24] <madman118> matusqo: why do you want to use ubuntu for your business?
[08:24] <matusqo> and ubuntu is good choice probably
[08:24] <ActionParsnip> smooch1502: you can remaster the install cd
[08:24] <smooch1502> and i dont need to configure everything
[08:24] <durt> smooch1502, yup, just don't use the name 'ubuntu'.
[08:24] <smooch1502> How?
[08:24] <Dr_Willis> smooch1502:  thers dozens of customizable disrtos and ways to remaster ubuntu also. depends on your exact needs.
[08:24] <Dr_Willis> !oem
[08:24] <jMCg> pepperphd: only reason Windows gives me grey hair, is because I'm a Unix dork, and don't know how to use it.
[08:24] <ActionParsnip> smooch1502: http://ubuntu-unleashed.com/2007/09/remaster-and-clone-your-ubuntu-install-to-a-live-cd.html
[08:24] <pradhan> Hi.  I'm using a machine that has a Intel Corporation 82845G/GL[Brookdale-G]/GE Chipset Integrated Graphics Device.  However, Ubuntu Jaunty does not recognize the graphics device and I'm getting extremely slow rendering performance.  Intrepid had no such problems with my machine.  In fact, even compiz worked out of the box.  How do I get it working in Ubuntu Jaunty?
[08:24] <pepperphd> vista will show you the meaning of pain
[08:24] <smooch1502> i just want to have some programs on the live cd installed and some not?
[08:24] <Dr_Willis> !remaster
[08:25] <matusqo> madman118: because I want to change to linux
[08:25] <ActionParsnip> pradhan: http://webupd8.blogspot.com/2009/05/reverting-xorg-video-intel-driver-of.html
[08:25] <smooch1502> Thanks will look at uck
[08:25] <matusqo> madman118: many people come every day there on internet and there are a lot of viruses
[08:25] <Bigshot_> can anybody help me start my wireless from terminal?
[08:26] <pepperphd> pradhan, i had a similar problem, and i solved it by downgrading
[08:26] <matusqo> now there are windows xp systems
[08:26] <smooch1502> also do i need to have ubuntu installed to use uck? as im currently on windows although i do have ubuntu on my other computer?
[08:26] <Bigshot_> broadcom 4322
[08:26] <ActionParsnip> Bigshot_: define "start"
[08:26] <madman118> matusqo: i have experienced some issues with flash support on ubuntu that might not be appericated, but i understand your concern of malware issues.
[08:26] <ActionParsnip> !broadcom | Bigshot_
[08:26] <wizzo50> Wireless what?
[08:26] <matusqo> madman118: only thing I need to know that it wont be the breaking of law
[08:27] <Dr_Willis> smooch1502:  use virtualbox to test/remaster/play with it then? :)
[08:27] <matusqo> madman118: licence conditions
[08:27] <smooch1502> Ok
[08:27] <smooch1502> Bye
[08:27] <wizzo50> Bigshot_: Start wireless what?
[08:28] <CaptainCrook> amixer: Mixer attach default error: No such file of directory ... how to create /dev/dsp ?
[08:28] <madman118> matusqo: ubuntu is free to install on an unlimited number of computers, so it would be legal, there are a number of businesses that use linux distros
[08:28] <ScreaminIke> how do i get dpkg to ignore dependencies?
[08:28] <pradhan> oh hey thanks ActionParsnip and pepperphd.   I'll try that link.
[08:28] <Like> CaptainCrook,  OSS
[08:29] <wizzo50> How do you get your email to automatically load the images in the email?
[08:29] <ActionParsnip> wizzo50: bcm43xx is a wireless network chip
[08:29] <madman118> matusqo: but you may want to look into purchasing support from canonical due to the large volume of installations
[08:29] <wizzo50> ok
[08:29] <ActionParsnip> wizzo50: depends what client?
[08:29] <CaptainCrook> Like,  created it with mknod ... what is OSS ?
[08:29] <matusqo> madman118: ok madman thanks very much for help
[08:29] <el_tigre> @screaminIke: does "man dpkg" say something
[08:30] <smooch1502> Hello
[08:30] <Like> dev/dsp CaptainCrook  is not alsa
[08:30] <wizzo50> ActionParsnip: Evolution email
[08:30] <smooch1502> Is there any preset os files for virtual box as it takes ages to install?
[08:30] <ScreaminIke> no manpages
[08:30] <ActionParsnip> ScreaminIke: it will most likely break your system, but if you really want me toI can tell you?
[08:30] <wizzo50> ActionParsnip: windstream
[08:30] <ScreaminIke> (this isn't an ubuntu system but #debian is less that helpful)
[08:31] <wizzo50> ActionParsnip: yes
[08:31] <ActionParsnip> ScreaminIke: sudo dpkg --force-all -i <deb>
[08:31] <ActionParsnip> ScreaminIke: you were warned. i do not advise it at all
[08:31] <madman118> matusqo: if you want more info on legality issues refer to GNU and the General Public License
[08:31] <ScreaminIke> actionparsnip: i know what i'm doing. a broken install for a mudclient will not brick my device)
[08:32] <matusqo> madman118: ok thanks
[08:32] <ActionParsnip> ScreaminIke: i warn all the same to all users
[08:32] <heatmzzr> how do you add buddies in finch?
[08:32] <ScreaminIke> thx  ap
[08:32] <ActionParsnip> wizzo50: http://email.about.com/cs/evolutiontips/qt/et121602.htm
[08:32] <wizzo50> ActionParsnip: Any help here on my images automatically loading in my email I receive of jokes from a friend of mine
[08:32] <smooch1502> does anyone know of any os files for virtual box so i dont need to install ubuntu on virtual box myself? also vmware doesnt work for me
[08:32] <matusqo> bye people
[08:32] <ScreaminIke> ....  if i give you the pkg name and the depends, will you write the line for me?
[08:33] <ActionParsnip> ScreaminIke: i thought you knew what you were doing ;)
[08:33] <CaptainCrook> Like, trying everything i find...you know any way to make that sound card play some sounds?
[08:33] <ScreaminIke> sort of. never  broke depends before
[08:33] <smooch1502> No one knows of any?
[08:33] <manou> what's the best distro for a lesbian couple?
[08:33] <ActionParsnip> ScreaminIke: the command will only install the deb you specify, you will need to download the deps yourself
[08:34] <smooch1502> :(
[08:34] <ActionParsnip> smooch1502: there are no OS files for virtualbox, its just a virtualising software not an OS
[08:34] <ScreaminIke> i don't want the depends. i have outdated versions and no new versions available
[08:34] <smooch1502> oh ok
[08:34] <smooch1502> and....
[08:34] <gartral> whats a decent doom engine availible for download?
[08:34] <smooch1502> im trying to create os templates for solusVM
[08:34] <Like> soo you eed many days googling too work thats
[08:34] <der_martin> hi folks
[08:34] <ActionParsnip> ScreaminIke: then the app you install wont run as it needs the versions of a dependancyas they give the required functionality to the app
[08:34] <manou> Hi. I'm new here and am in a committed lesbian relationship. I was wondering what would be the best distro to co-exist in harmony with my chosen lifestyle. Thanks in advance.
[08:34] <gartral> ActionParsnip: umm...
[08:34] <smooch1502> could i tar the very root of a virtualbox?
[08:35] <der_martin> can anyone help me with my tsclient problem ?
[08:35] <ScreaminIke> ... i don't believe that
[08:35] <ScreaminIke> one of the depends is gcc
[08:35] <ActionParsnip> ScreaminIke: then why do contributors specify version requirements for their deps,if it causes so muc inconvenience
[08:35] <ScreaminIke> ...
[08:35] <der_martin> I'm trying to connect to a windows machine, but I get an error GLib-GObject-WARNINGinstance `0x10804b0' has no handler with id `3436'
[08:35] <ScreaminIke> i could be mistaken
[08:36] <ActionParsnip> ScreaminIke: yes you could
[08:36] <smooch1502> :(:(:( no one help?
[08:36] <smooch1502> lol
[08:36] <manou> No one? :(
[08:36] <nunnsby> hey all, how do I configure ubuntu desktop to allow me login via VNC before I have actually logged into the machine one the console/direct display? VNC doesn't seem to allow incoming connections straight off boot-up without first being logging in. I have already configured remote desktop to allow incoming connections, so once I log in I can then VNC in, but not before. Some sort of setting somewhere?
[08:36] <ScreaminIke> but if i am, so what? i learned something new, and my mud client doesn't work
[08:36] <pradhan> manou: Ubuntu should be just fine? :-)
[08:36] <ActionParsnip> ScreaminIke: new versions of libs and base packages come out so devs make new versions of programs that can use those new features if they are advantageous to their project
[08:36] <ScreaminIke> besides, this package isn't even available for my distro
[08:37] <drygrain> what is cc1plus?
[08:37] <manou> Hi. I'm new here and am in a committed lesbian relationship. I was wondering what would be the best distro to co-exist in harmony with my chosen lifestyle. Thanks in advance.
[08:37] <ActionParsnip> ScreaminIke: if you dont have the new dep the app wont run as it needs the new functionality which your old versions dont have
[08:37] <manou> I don't want some big macho man, male ego stroking kind of distro
[08:37] <ActionParsnip> ScreaminIke: thats why they are required, you can force install an app to ignore these checks but as i said it can break your system
[08:37] <madman118> manou: ubuntu isnt at all "macho" IME
[08:37] <ScreaminIke> ... fuck. i don't want to go hunt down dependencies. that's why i use debain
[08:37] <drygrain> manou, mandrake is the os for you
[08:37] <ScreaminIke> sorry for cuss
[08:38] <ActionParsnip> ScreaminIke: so in retort, no, you dont know what you are doing
[08:38] <pradhan> manou: I just told you.  Ubuntu should be fine.  Install gnome-colors and make the desktop look pink.  Hey, even kubuntu-desktop is shiny.
[08:38] <pradhan> Anyway, brb.
[08:38] <ScreaminIke> .... dang. ... can i install concurrent versions of libgcc?
[08:39] <ActionParsnip> manou: if youwant macho man, go for gentoo :D
[08:39] <Gouda1> got a question. I am installing UT2k4 and it's asking me Please Mount Unreal Tournament 2004 Play Disc CDROM. Choose Yes to retry, No to cancel. Not understanding why it needs to mount
[08:39] <Gelegrodan> Gouda1: its a crack-protection
[08:39] <ScreaminIke> goudal if it's not mounted, the machine isn't reading it
[08:39] <Gouda1> So how do I fix that?
[08:40] <Alinn> Hi :)
[08:41] <scott_> faq
[08:41] <Gouda1> !mount | Gouda
[08:41] <ScreaminIke> actionparsnip: can i have 2 versions of libgcc installed? cuz i don't want to actually break my system, but i'd like to install this app
[08:41] <dr3mro> I am so happy i successfully after 2 days without sleep managed to install ubuntu server with ebox and it works like charm :)
[08:41] <manou> please, don't mount Gouda
[08:41] <manou> he's  only a cheese
[08:42] <manou> Hi. I'm new here and am in a committed lesbian relationship. I was wondering what would be the best distro to co-exist in harmony with my chosen lifestyle. Thanks in advance.
[08:42] <captaincrook> how can i mount my sound card to /dev/dsp/ ?
[08:42] <Gouda> lol
[08:42] <ActionParsnip> ScreaminIke: i'm not sure dude, i dont compilein ubuntu
[08:42] <ma5t3rw1tt> wow
[08:42] <Dr_Willis> captaincrook:  if the drivers/modules are loaded correctly - the dev/stuff gets made automatically
[08:42] <manou> hmm oi, I just looked at those 2 distros and they ARE NOT lesbian friendly
[08:42] <manou> gentoo is made for little boys who are insecure about their pnis size
[08:43] <ma5t3rw1tt> lol wow
[08:43] <prince_jammys> the real macho way is to take an axe and hack the computer to bits.
[08:43] <situation> why do ubuntu install ISOs never have md5s or signatures?
[08:43] <RichiV> how do i check my ubuntu distro?
[08:43] <Like> j/k time
[08:43] <Gouda> hmmm that didnt give me the answer how to mount my cdrom
[08:43] <ScreaminIke> ... you write/read c++?
[08:43] <captaincrook> manou why not damn vulnerable linux so we can hack easily in to watch you girls in actions hehe
[08:44] <ma5t3rw1tt> situation: it should
[08:44] <manou> captaincrook typical bs
[08:44] <situation> ma5t3rw1tt: where?
[08:44] <RichiV> what is the command for checking ubuntu distro
[08:44] <ma5t3rw1tt> situation: on the site ibelieve
[08:44] <nightrid3r> gouda sudo mount -tiso9660 /dev/cdrom /place/to/mount
[08:44] <Alinn> I installed grub2 with this guide: http://howtoforge.com/how-to-install-grub-2-on-ubuntu-9.04
[08:44] <Gouda> thanks
[08:45] <captaincrook> manou what is a lesbian friendly linux anyway?
[08:45] <Win> hey guys quick question..Had Windows XP+Ubuntu 8.04, Installed Windows 7, Ubuntu disappeared from bootup. Installed Ubuntu 9.04, Ubuntu doesnt show as a boot option..what did i do wrong?
[08:45] <situation> *where* on the site?
[08:45] <RichiV> Win: try going to windows
[08:45] <RichiV> Win: then windows key + r
[08:45] <ActionParsnip> Gouda: sudo mount /dev/sr0
[08:45] <RichiV> Win: type in msconfig
[08:46] <Like> regedit
[08:46] <prince_jammys> !grub | Win
[08:46] <Like> ty
[08:46] <manou> captaincrook I don't know. That's why I'm here
[08:46] <ma5t3rw1tt> Situation: sry i was thinking of backtrack
[08:46] <situation> ma5t3rw1tt: where on the site?
[08:46] <RichiV> Win: then check to see the boot order. Move Ubuntu Up... if its not there, then u mustve wiped your ubuntu drive
[08:46] <Alinn> But when i chenge default  grub bot change.:-( how i change grub default and boot timeout?
[08:46] <Gouda> grrrr
[08:46] <situation> ma5t3rw1tt: this is #ubuntu
[08:47] <RichiV> rawr can someone tell me te command line to check my ubuntu version
[08:47] <ActionParsnip> Win: if you use disk manager, do you see more than 1 partition
[08:47] <Gouda> mount: block device /dev/sr0 is write-protected, mounting read-only
[08:47] <Gouda> mount: /dev/sr0 already mounted or /media/cdrom0 busy
[08:47] <ma5t3rw1tt> it was show the md5 or whatever on their site, sry was thinking something else
[08:47] <ActionParsnip> RichiV: lsb_release -a
[08:47] <prince_jammys> RichiV: lsb_release -a
[08:47] <RichiV> ty
[08:47] <ActionParsnip> Gouda: then its mounted
[08:47] <manou> Hi. I'm new here and am in a committed lesbian relationship. I was wondering what would be the best distro to co-exist in harmony with my chosen lifestyle. Thanks in advance.
[08:47] <Gouda> according to UT2K4 it isnt
[08:47] <situation> why do ubuntu install ISOs never have md5s or signatures?
[08:47] <wizzo50> How do you install Thunderbird on Ubuntu now?
[08:48] <ActionParsnip> situation: they do: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuHashes
[08:48] <bazhang> wizzo50, from the repos
[08:48] <ActionParsnip> wizzo50: sudo apt-get install thunderbird
[08:48] <Alinn> Any body?
[08:48] <Ascavasaion> I tried to mount a DVDROM drive on a Windows 2000 machine on this ubuntu machine, it mounts it but the directory is empty.  Any ideas why?    Folders shared on the Windows machine are totally mountable and work just fine.  It is just the DVDROM drive that is not working.
[08:48] <ma5t3rw1tt> wizzo50: add and remove program area
[08:48] <Win> RichiV: k i;m looking under msconfig's boot.ini tab in XP..im not seeing anthing regarding ubuntu. also I couldnt have wiped the drive because I reinstalled Ubuntu...and  still cant see it in boot up options lol
[08:48] <prince_jammys> manou: install ubuntu.
[08:48] <Like> ! lol
[08:48] <captaincrook> manou maybe you could try something like ArtistX or dynebolic... they are multimedia oriented distros...
[08:48] <ActionParsnip> win: check disk manager, you may just have to reinstall grub
[08:48] <manou> prince_jammys oh, I did. Ubuntu was too girly, even for me
[08:49] <prince_jammys> manou: install ubuntu minimal.
[08:49] <ActionParsnip> captaincrook: all distros can be multimedia distros...
[08:49] <prince_jammys> manou: then (in a manly way) install whatever things you need.
[08:49] <manou> prince_jammys hmm, I may try that then
[08:49] <captaincrook> manou so you need something challenging right?
[08:50] <manou> I mean, you have to admit, there are parts of ubuntu that are a little effeminate
[08:50] <manou> captaincrook yes
[08:50] <bazhang> manou, please keep chat on topic
[08:50] <prince_jammys> manou: ain't nothing feminine about ubuntu minimal. try it.
[08:50] <manou> !ot | bazhang
[08:50] <Win> ActionParsnip: The last thing I did was install ubuntu 9.04. Can windows erase grub by a normal reboot? also I have like 4 partitions, so I am not sure if GRUB was installed on the right partition (I have no idea how to install grub on more than 1 partition. I will look at your link)
[08:51] <captaincrook> manou maybe netBSD or freeBSD will do it...
[08:51] <ActionParsnip> win: yes it can
[08:51] <manou> captaincrook been there, done that. Solaris, HP/UX, AIX and IRIX as well
[08:51] <RichiV> Win: Then there is most likely a problem with your grub
[08:51] <ActionParsnip> Win: check in disk manager, if you see ext3 partitions then you may not have wiped linux off
[08:51] <guntbert> !ot | manou
[08:51] <Bigshot_> ActionParsnip: my xorg.conf i trying to load radeon_drv.so but the screen goes black  while starting gdm
[08:52] <manou> !ot | guntbert
[08:52] <ActionParsnip> win: and you will ned to reinstall grub
[08:52] <madman118> well i must be going ActionParsnip:thanks for your help
[08:52] <bazhang> manou, please stop that.
[08:52] <ActionParsnip> Bigshot_: ask the channel
[08:52] <Win> ActionParsnip: do you mean disk manager in Live CD or in windows?
[08:52] <captaincrook> manou well...create your own distros...
[08:52] <manou> bazhang let's remain on topic now. Enough discussion of me. This is a support channel after all
[08:52] <prince_jammys> manou: perhaps gender indentification via distro isn't a good idea.
[08:52] <ActionParsnip> Win: in windows
[08:52] <zealiod> img trying to edit a set of vesamenu.c32 config files on a boot disk to disable the F1-11 options - is this posible?
[08:53] <RichiV> gosh windows causes so many problems with the best os in the world xD
[08:53] <Win> ActionParsnip: I see the swap and my ubuntu (which says it's unknown partition) ...both healthy
[08:53] <Win> ActionParsnip: Also I have 5 partitions :p
[08:54] <leaf-sheep> Win: Not enough partitions, me think. ;)
[08:54] <Win> leaf-sheep: well actually 6 if u wanna count swap as a partition haha
[08:54] <Alinn> I installed grub2 But when i chenge default  grub bot change.:-( how i change grub default and boot timeout?
[08:55] <Bigshot_> if i want to use vesa driver i only have to change from "Driver "radeon"" to "driver "vesa"" right?
[08:55] <ActionParsnip> Win: do you see the partition you installed to?
[08:55] <Win> ActionParsnip: yes sir. I see it in windows XP
[08:55] <ActionParsnip> RichiV: there is no best
[08:55] <ActionParsnip> Win: ok then boot to liveCD and install grub
[08:55] <ActionParsnip> !grub | Win
[08:55] <Win> ActionParsnip: okay thank you
[08:56] <RichiV> ActionParsnip: i know... i just love Ubuntu. but windows has its qualities... pros and such
[08:56] <ActionParsnip> RichiV: exactly ;)
[08:56] <Win> ActionParsnip: btw using GAG (boot manager) wont help me right?
[08:57] <RichiV> ActionParsnip: i just dont like windows cause they take all of the limelight.
[08:57] <ma5t3rw1tt> RichiV: all os has its pros and cons :)
[08:57] <ActionParsnip> RichiV: again, speculative
[08:57] <RichiV> yep lol
[08:57] <Win> only reason anyone should keep windows : Playing Crysis and Farcry 2
[08:57] <RichiV> Win: Try not to use external boot managers
[08:58] <RichiV> Win: best thing to use is the one already implemented cause its best used for that certain OS service package and such
[08:58] <Win> RichiV: ya I thought so.
[08:58] <Win> oh ya I forgot..Does me having Ubuntu Live on USB make it go nuts?..cuz Mine is USB not CD
[08:58] <ActionParsnip> Win: if you need windows, keep it. grub and lilo can happily boot windows
[08:58] <RichiV> Win: just a tip, but b4 getting deeper into Ubuntu, learn a bit about command prompt, and regedit
[08:58] <Win> that's not whats causing my problem right ? lol
[08:58] <ActionParsnip> win: no, makes it faster
[08:59] <Win> perfect
[08:59] <nunnsby> how do I enable vnc remote desktop to allow remote login straight after boot-up?
[08:59] <nunnsby> remote desktop is already enabled and configured
[08:59] <Win> ya i used ubuntu for about 6 months..Until freaking windows 7 rewrote the mbr..stupid windows
[08:59] <co> are dangeraous if I change version of libgconf-2.so.4
[08:59] <co> ?
[08:59] <openros> ActionParsnip, after cleaning and installing fresh also i am getting the same error,
[08:59] <ge1227> hello i need help does anyone know the module names for ubuntu remix i installed them on ibex on my work laptop big mistake went hay wire
[09:00] <ActionParsnip> openros: then i've no idea, maybe someone else can help. Make a new pastebin of command and output and ask then channel
[09:00] <RichiV> any of u have experience with virtual box? im trying to use it to unlock my Maxxtor Black Armor
[09:00] <cyber_666_uk> does ubuntu have another webbrowser installed apart from FF - anyone know?
[09:01] <RichiV> atm its giving me a FATAL: No bootable medium! system Halted
[09:01] <bazhang> cyber_666_uk, a number of others are available for install
[09:01] <ActionParsnip> cyber_666_uk: midori, opera, swiftfox, kasenchaze, epiphany
[09:01] <nunnsby> cyber_666_uk: not that I know of, but you can get epiphany via apps
[09:01] <cyber_666_uk> well FF wont load a flash game im trying to play - i wanna see if itl work in another browser
[09:01] <prince_jammys> cyber_666_uk: it has a text-mode one installed by default.
[09:02] <ActionParsnip> cyber_666_uk: you need to install flash first
[09:02] <cyber_666_uk> i have flash installed
[09:02] <nunnsby> you needs to install flash plugin
[09:02] <cyber_666_uk> from the add/remove menu - adobe fash player 10
[09:02] <openros> http://paste.ubuntu.com/264825/, installation mysql-server-5.0 issue
[09:02] <nunnsby> cyber_666_uk: what version
[09:02] <cyber_666_uk> 10
[09:02] <Win> nunnsby: did you try running vnc as a service? i use fedora and i set it up at work to start that way..never had a problem with it
[09:03] <cyber_666_uk> does flash use a protocol i need to enable on guarddog firewall?
[09:03] <nunnsby> win: cheers, will check it out. maybe it is only loading once I login. as it works then
[09:03] <ActionParsnip> cyber_666_uk: no it goes through with the rest of the traffic
[09:03] <cyber_666_uk> thought so
[09:03] <nunnsby> cyber_666_uk: no, it will use 80 as web by default
[09:03] <nunnsby> I think
[09:03] <cyber_666_uk> wel its tcip anyway and thats obviously enabled
[09:03] <ActionParsnip> cyber_666_uk: what is the output of: uname -a
[09:04] <cyber_666_uk> Linux burfs-pc 2.6.28-15-generic #49-Ubuntu SMP Tue Aug 18 18:40:08 UTC 2009 i686 GNU/Linux
[09:04] <RichiV> Win: u figured your problem out?
[09:04] <nunnsby> cyber_666_uk: tells you the version of unix you have
[09:04] <cyber_666_uk> ActionParsnip: i think you tried to help me yesterday
[09:04] <cyber_666_uk> couldnt get fash running right
[09:04] <RichiV> lol actionparsnip has been on her a long time he helped me like 100+ days ago
[09:05] <Win> nunnsby: lol yea I have to be logged in for that to work..otherwise I have to use Putty..
[09:05] <rinovan> are dangeraous if I change version of libgconf-2.so.4?
[09:05] <RichiV> i remember he helped me resolve my GFX problem lol
[09:05] <Gouda> Has anyone here installed UT2K4 using the DVD?
[09:05] <ActionParsnip> cyber_666_uk: ok its 32bit, if you uninstall all the flash plugins you have, restart firefox then use a site that uses flash like http://www.rathergood.com/blode2
[09:05] <ActionParsnip> Gouda: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Games/Native/UnrealTournament
[09:06] <Gelegrodan> Somebody got cryptsetup working with dropbear?
[09:06] <cyber_666_uk> ActionParsnip: how can i make sure i have them all uninstalled - cant remember which ones ive tried now
[09:06] <ActionParsnip> Gouda: ok thats the first one
[09:06] <cyber_666_uk> il drop the add/remove one - brb
[09:06] <Alinn> does any body install grub2?
[09:06] <ActionParsnip> cyber_666_uk: dpkg -l | grep flash
[09:06] <ActionParsnip> Gouda: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Games/Native/UnrealTournament2004
[09:06] <monteith> grrr
[09:06] <monteith> HoN servers are down again :(
[09:07] <cyber_666_uk> aha ok - 1. adobe-flashplugin 2. flashplugin-installer 3. flashplugin-nonfree
[09:07] <Gouda> keeps saying my cdrom is already mounted but when I run it, it gives a popup with error saying it isnt'
[09:07] <Win> monteith: I hope they update something hehe
[09:07] <RichiV> monteith: does HoN work on Wine?
[09:07] <cyber_666_uk> non of those conflict with each other do they?
[09:07] <monteith> i haven't tried, RichiV
[09:07] <Gouda> I might try copying everything from the dvd onto my hard drive and trying the install from there
[09:07] <Win> RichiV: I think HoN has linux client
[09:08] <ActionParsnip> cyber_666_uk: you only want 1 installed
[09:08] <rinovan> how to install googlechrome in fiesty
[09:08] <RichiV> monteith: im trying to convert my friend to linux... but he says he wont if he doesnt have hon
[09:08] <ActionParsnip> Gouda: the guide will advise
[09:08] <cyber_666_uk> which is best?
[09:08] <monteith> hahah
[09:08] <cyber_666_uk> nonfree
[09:08] <monteith> smart man
[09:08] <Gouda> I read the guy bro. Doesnt say anything about the error I am getting
[09:08] <bazhang> rinovan, feisty is not supported, get a more recent release
[09:08] <Gouda> guide*
[09:08] <ActionParsnip> cyber_666_uk: the adobe one gives most functionality but is closed source, depends how much that affects your choices
[09:08] <bazhang> !upgrade | rinovan
[09:08] <monteith> last time the servers went down, it was due to a new update
[09:08] <monteith> and when they were back up, there was a new hero
[09:08] <Gouda> I've done tons of searching on google already and tried the methods that worked for those people
[09:08] <Gouda> and it's not working for me
[09:08] <ActionParsnip> Gouda: a guide cant possibly outlay 100% of the errors you MAY get, get real
[09:09] <rinovan> bazhang, how about wine
[09:09] <ActionParsnip> Gouda: trid wine?
[09:09] <cyber_666_uk> whats the terminal code to uninstall again? and wil that remove any dependencies too?
[09:09] <monteith> so i suppose we could get our hopes up for a new hero.  but i think they're probably doing some sort of maintenance.  their website shows mysql errors as well
[09:09] <monteith> and it sounds like they're doing another invite giveaway tomorrow
[09:09] <ActionParsnip> cyber_666_uk: what is the output of dpkg -l | grep flash    (use pastebin)
[09:09] <bazhang> rinovan, you can install it, but feisty will be problematic--you should take care of that first
[09:09] <Like> ..
[09:09] <Gouda> No. I am going to try my own way and copying the damn thing to my hard drive and install it from hard drive instead of from cdrom
[09:09] <ActionParsnip> !paste | cyber_666_uk
[09:09] <RichiV> Gouda: Normally errors guides are not specific enough for millions of possible errors. it will usually take a few guides and mindwork to fix some stuff
[09:10] <Gouda> I understand that guys....if you had read that Ive searched on the internet already and found the same error other people were having and their fix for it...wasn't working for me
[09:10] <Ascavasaion> I tried to mount a DVDROM drive on a Windows 2000 machine on this ubuntu machine, it mounts it but the directory is empty.  Any ideas why?    Folders shared on the Windows machine are totally mountable and work just fine.  It is just the DVDROM drive that is not working.
[09:10] <Gouda> sheeesh
[09:10] <cyber_666_uk> ActionParsnip: http://paste.ubuntu.com/264829/
[09:11] <Gouda> Unlike most people that come in here and just want answers, I go looking for my answers myself and use this as last resort when I can't fix it myself
[09:11] <Like> *****  GOOD MORNING *****
[09:11] <RichiV> Gouda: well a possibility is different situations. they may have same comp model, but different drive. event though it seems the same, fixing these errors is once again like i said not black and white.
[09:11] <bazhang> rinovan, there is a PPA for chromium, but that is completely unsupported and at your own risk
[09:11] <ActionParsnip> cyber_666_uk: sudo apt-get --purge remove flashplugin-nonfree flashplugin-installer adobe-flashplugin
[09:11] <Win> RichiV: check this out...http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heroes_of_Newerth ...definitly linux client :D
[09:12] <cyber_666_uk> ok done
[09:12] <RichiV> Win: thnx.. another Ubuntu USER is on its way!. hows this game play? RTS?
[09:12] <Like> GG'S
[09:12] <ActionParsnip> cyber_666_uk: then close all firefoxes (check with: ps -ef | grep fire) then go to http://www.rathergood.com/blode2
[09:12] <bazhang> Like, did you have a support question?
[09:13] <Win> RichiV: oh dude..it's freaking golden ..it's like RTS, but u only control 1 hero..
[09:13] <Like> yes pls stay
[09:13] <Like> i have a hamlib working
[09:13] <monteith> hon has taken over my life
[09:13] <Win> RichiV: and u beat the crap out of other heros...ask ur friend for a beta key hehe
[09:13] <iDangerMouse> I got a question
[09:13] <iDangerMouse> Anyone familiar with Ubuntu Remix ?
[09:13] <Like> & icom 725 too but ..
[09:13] <cyber_666_uk> ps -ef | grep fire returns - burf     10172  9821  0 09:13 pts/0    00:00:00 grep fire   - is that just checking if its running?
[09:13] <kj4> iDangerMouse: my dell mini had it on it
[09:13] <bazhang> Like, please keep it all on ONE line
[09:13] <ma5t3rw1tt> Ubuntu remix is for netbooks mainly
[09:14] <Like> u cover me bazhang
[09:14] <ActionParsnip> cyber_666_uk: its not running, click the link
[09:14]  * iDangerMouse cant figure out how to make my Card Reader to work on it and Usb Bluetooth *cant connect my headset :( *
[09:14] <RichiV> Win: lol well im done with games until thanksgiving break.. and what i do in my spare time is getting to know ubuntu once again, cause i havent used it in like 5 months
[09:14] <ma5t3rw1tt> It's just a more simple organized version but does all the same stuff I do believe
[09:14] <cyber_666_uk> ok link clicked looking at the site
[09:14] <bazhang> Like, I cannot understand what you are asking; please clarify and keep it on one line for easier readability
[09:14] <ActionParsnip> cyber_666_uk: its a crazy animation using flash, you should be offered the plugin
[09:15] <Like> fldigy & hamlib
[09:15] <cyber_666_uk> nope no offring of any plugin
[09:15] <Win> RichiV: if you say so..Trust me you dont wanna try this game, it will hook u like ..WoW does for their players. anyways gonna reboot and try instlaling GRUB
[09:15] <kj4> iDangerMouse: what is the hardware, and did you install urself?
[09:15] <RichiV> Does anyone know a way to play maplestory on ubuntu? wine cannot run maplestory. it wont even run the startup
[09:15] <cyber_666_uk> i can see tales of the bode tho
[09:15] <ActionParsnip> cyber_666_uk: ok then close firefox and run: sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[09:15] <iDangerMouse> kj4 : um yeh was easy from Usb
[09:15] <iDangerMouse> kj4: Acer Aspire One 110
[09:15] <ActionParsnip> RichiV: you could shell out for cedega
[09:16] <iaj> hi there :)
[09:16] <RichiV> ActionParsnip: awww thats like the last thing i want to do cedega costs money
[09:16] <kj4> iDangerMouse: have you done the updates?
[09:16] <iaj> there should be no problems if I just install ubuntu to an external harddisk right?
[09:16] <iDangerMouse> kj4: All of it
[09:16] <ma5t3rw1tt> Is cedega worth it?
[09:16] <cyber_666_uk> if i can see the flash animation - dont i have flash installed already, or does it mena that going to the site it automat. downloaded the plugin?
[09:16] <RichiV> ActionParsnip: id probably complete my vmware installation
[09:16] <ActionParsnip> RichiV: win license costs more than cedega
[09:16] <cyber_666_uk> cos we just removed flash
[09:17] <RichiV> win?
[09:17] <kj4> iDangerMouse: how about restricted drivers, any of those detected that you can enable?
[09:17] <ActionParsnip> cyber_666_uk: if you see it you are fine and dont need to install anything
[09:17] <cyber_666_uk> its using Swfdec 0.8.2
[09:17] <iDangerMouse> kj4 : No sir :(
[09:17] <cyber_666_uk> is that the nonfree flash
[09:17] <ma5t3rw1tt> What is the difference between wine and cedega?
[09:17] <RichiV> ActionParsnip: i have a windows xp key already. isnt that how i use it? basically install windows under Ubuntu?
[09:17] <iDangerMouse> cyber_666_uk:  Is that a proposal ?
[09:17] <kj4> iDangerMouse: you'll have to lspci and find out what blootoof device and card reader are in it
[09:17] <farciarz84> hi I have a sftp connection established but I cannot see the remonte disk from my external program. Is it possible I mount that folder it will be visiable from other programs?
[09:18] <ActionParsnip> cyber_666_uk: that is opensource flash, you werent getting flash before as you have multiple flash plugins installed, they fight and you get nothing
[09:18] <openros> ActionParsnip, i installed MySql5.1, its ok now
[09:18] <RichiV> actionParsnip: although i am already dual booting. I just dont like the partitions, and the other stuff that comes with dual booting
[09:18] <ActionParsnip> cyber_666_uk: we have left you with only swfdec so now that will work
[09:18] <kj4> iDangerMouse: put a card in the read and run dmesg
[09:18] <ActionParsnip> openros: awesome
[09:18] <cyber_666_uk> ActionParsnip: yeah i understand that but did we not just remove that flash also?
[09:18] <ActionParsnip> cyber_666_uk: no only adobes one, run: dpkg -l | grep swf
[09:19] <ActionParsnip> cyber_666_uk: uninstall that package too, close firefox and go to the site again
[09:20] <Like> hi im newbie any one know how work a ham radio modem tnx for information !!
[09:20] <RichiV> Like: lol why ham
[09:20] <kj4> Like: are you a licensed operator?
[09:20] <Like> yes
[09:20] <ActionParsnip> cos it plays tasty tunes!
[09:20] <RichiV> lol
[09:21] <kj4> Like: what is your callsign? : )
[09:21] <RichiV> anyway can someone walk me through on how to get vmware to fully work?
[09:21] <cyber_666_uk> ActionParsnip: http://paste.ubuntu.com/264835/
[09:21] <Like> cv2332
[09:21] <kj4> Like: ok then, key the mic and say 'breaker one nine, you got your ears on?"
[09:21] <cyber_666_uk> sudo apt-get --purge remove libswfdec-0.8-0 libswfdec-0.8-0   correct?
[09:21] <Grommmm> also a newbie: need to connect ubuntu server trough wlan with the outside world...
[09:21] <ActionParsnip> cyber_666_uk: sudo apt-get --purge remove swfdec-mozilla libswfdec-0.8-0; sudo apt-get --purge autoremove
[09:22] <cyber_666_uk> thx
[09:22] <ActionParsnip> cyber_666_uk: can you also run: dpkg -l | grep gnash
[09:22] <ActionParsnip> cyber_666_uk: can you see how I am forming the commands?
[09:22] <Grommmm> dont have an idea what or how...
[09:22] <cyber_666_uk> i understand the apt-get one
[09:22] <Like> kj4 10 200 & configure
[09:22] <ActionParsnip> cyber_666_uk: ok thats good
[09:22] <Gouda> Ok this doesn't make any sense. I am running the install of UT2K4 from my hard drive after copying everything over and it still gives me Please mount the Unreal Tournament 2004 Play Disc CDROM.
[09:22] <cyber_666_uk> not dpkg (d package?) grep gnash i dont knwo what they are
[09:23] <RichiV> ActionParsnip: what is cyber trying to do?
[09:23] <Madison-> i'm not a fan of the way irc looks in pidgin ;/
[09:23] <cyber_666_uk> RichiV: trying to get flash working
[09:23] <moreman_> does any body use mldonkey?
[09:23] <RichiV> cyber_666_uk:on mozilla?
[09:23] <wizzo50> adobe flash?
[09:23] <ActionParsnip> cyber_666_uk: dpkg -l   will list all installd packages on your system, the pipe transfers all that info and shoves it to grep with filters the input to what we say, like gnash or swfdec
[09:24] <ActionParsnip> cyber_666_uk: did the gnash command output anything?
[09:24] <cyber_666_uk> no it was blank
[09:24] <ActionParsnip> good
[09:24] <bouba> i would like to change the apt mirror for my system, how do i do this without using a GUI (server)?
[09:24] <ActionParsnip> cyber_666_uk: ok now run: sudo apt-get clean; sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[09:24] <cyber_666_uk> so currently there is no flash instaled
[09:25] <Grommmm> no newbie q&a's here?
[09:25] <ActionParsnip> cyber_666_uk: no there is no flash on your system
[09:25] <cyber_666_uk> great thx ActionParsnip - il take a tutorial on the terminal commands today
[09:25] <RichiV> cyber_666_uk: http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/
[09:25] <ActionParsnip> cyber_666_uk: when the install is done, you now ONLY have adobe's flash installed
[09:25] <ActionParsnip> cyber_666_uk: hehe, its good to learn
[09:25] <Like> sorry  kJ4 is soo new
[09:25] <cyber_666_uk> oh good hopefully that will do it then
[09:26] <Madison-> bouba: sudo pico /etc/apt/sources.list I think
[09:26] <ActionParsnip> cyber_666_uk: yeah, try some flash based fun
[09:26] <kj4> Like what kind of radio is it?
[09:26] <Madison-> yeah, bouba, you can do it that way
[09:26] <Like> ic-725
[09:26] <RichiV> cyber_666_uk: thats a linux distros of adobe flash 10... not sure if that link works.. but just try and get it from there instead of all the bash command
[09:26] <bouba> Madison- : yeah, i know that, but what do i do?
[09:26] <Madison-> add the mirrors you want to use
[09:26] <bouba> Madison- : within the file
[09:26] <dimm> can i use sudo on 'ubuntu 8.04 live-cd' ?
[09:26] <kj4> Like is that a mobile or base unit
[09:26] <Madison-> remove the ones you don't
[09:26] <Like> base San Martin
[09:27] <cyber_666_uk> im already installing from the cmd
[09:27] <kj4> Like tune it to 7.040
[09:27] <farciarz84> how can I find computer:/// in console ?
[09:27] <Like> where ar you
[09:27] <cyber_666_uk> i have tried all of them with no result but i think i had too many running, so it may have conflicted - well at least hoping so
[09:27] <kj4> Like North carolina USA
[09:27] <cyber_666_uk> i need flash
[09:27] <wizzo50> cyber_666_uk: It is always good to learn, Like I did today
[09:27] <Like> i dont have prop
[09:27] <tyler_wylie> Has anyone here used mprime/prime95 on Linux? I'm trying to run the executable, and I get I guess...results in results.txt but is there any GUI or viewable interface like Prime95 for NT?
[09:27] <ActionParsnip> cyber_666_uk: is it working?
[09:28] <cyber_666_uk> restarting FF
[09:28] <ActionParsnip> cyber_666_uk: cool
[09:28] <RichiV> cyber_666_uk: the player or the thingy
[09:28] <Like> try ch 5
[09:28] <cyber_666_uk> ActionParsnip: Luv u
[09:28] <Grommmm> is connecting the ubuntu server per wlan contained in documentation? referals?  is it a too stupid of a question?
[09:28] <kj4> Like, do you know morse code?
[09:28] <cyber_666_uk> works now
[09:28] <RichiV> lol
[09:28] <RichiV> awesome cyber_666_uk
[09:28] <cyber_666_uk> thx so much for that - must have been conflicting then
[09:28] <ActionParsnip> cyber_666_uk: indeed ;)
[09:29] <Like> ..-.-
[09:29] <ActionParsnip> cyber_666_uk: np man, easy stuff :D
[09:29] <RichiV> ActionParsnip i think should be an admin... based on i have met him b4 as he helped me, he should be an admin or something
[09:29] <cyber_666_uk> yay bbc iplayer works too finally
[09:29] <RichiV> hes really helpful
[09:29] <ActionParsnip> cyber_666_uk: and you learned today, if you want to look over the comands again run: history
[09:29] <Like> yes im Like Mf
[09:29] <wizzo50> They all are!!!!!
[09:29] <ActionParsnip> RichiV: i am but for windows but i'm out of a job soon so I'm looking
[09:29] <cyber_666_uk> any good tutorials on the basic terminal programs im gonna be using regurly
[09:29] <cyber_666_uk> i just press up
[09:30] <ActionParsnip> cyber_666_uk: cool, that reads the contents of ~/.bash_history
[09:30] <Like> ...
[09:30] <cyber_666_uk> 180 in 2 days not bad
[09:30] <wizzo50> 180 what in 2 days?
[09:30] <Flannel> Like: Is there something we can help you with today?
[09:30] <omgd> Can anyone tell me any AWSOME ubuntu theme??
[09:31] <ActionParsnip> cyber_666_uk: i'd just websearch when you need commands
[09:31] <cyber_666_uk> who knows next week i may even know how to write something like this from scratch: ip a s dev `ip r | grep default | awk '{print $5}'` | grep "inet\ " | awk '{print $2}' | sed -e 's/\/[0-9][0-9]//g'
[09:31] <ActionParsnip> !theme | omgd
[09:31] <lch> hey, how can I add unallocated space in front of my volume group to a LVM?
[09:31] <lch> situation is as follows: http://i30.tinypic.com/1zd2976.png
[09:31] <ActionParsnip> omgd: the defaul LXDE one is nice
[09:31] <cyber_666_uk> will do thx again ActionParsnip
[09:31] <ActionParsnip> cyber_666_uk: its a community for a reason :D
[09:31] <Like> well im sekking arround how work the ham modems transmissions
[09:31] <cyber_666_uk> ah bless
[09:31] <lch> I want to combine the unallocated space on the disc, but gparted can't move LVM groups
[09:32] <cyber_666_uk> coffee time :)
[09:32] <Like> ty
[09:32] <RichiV> awww man i should get back to studying bio
[09:32] <RichiV> i have a quiz tomorrow
[09:32] <RichiV> rawr!
[09:32] <zealiod> how can i configure vesamenu.c32?
[09:33] <ActionParsnip> cyber_666_uk: good plan
[09:33] <ActionParsnip> cyber_666_uk: i'm also uk
[09:33] <wizzo50> Clap for the Wolf-Man
[09:33] <wizzo50> The Wolf Man comes home one day from a long day at the office.
[09:33] <wizzo50> "How was work, dear?" his wife asks.
[09:33] <wizzo50> "Listen! I don't want to talk about work!" he shouts.
[09:33] <wizzo50> "Okay. Would you like to sit down and eat a nice home cooked meal?" she asks nicely.
[09:33] <FloodBot2> wizzo50: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:33] <wizzo50> "Listen!" he shouts again. "I'm not hungry! I don't wanna eat! All right! Is that all right with you? Can I come home from work and just do my own thing without you forcing food down my throat? Huh?"
[09:34] <Gouda> This is the most retarded thing ever
[09:34] <naftilos76> Has anybody had any luck seeing his bluetooth headset being created as a virtual device in pulse with installed packages based on current repositories contents?
[09:34] <Flannel> lch: You unfortunately won't be able to use both, but you'd just create two new lvm partitions (physical volumes) and then join them into your volume group
[09:35] <Flannel> lch: You can't use both because you already have three used partitions
[09:35] <danl> if I am going to build a program from source, should i uninstall it with aptitude first?
[09:35] <Flannel> !checkinstall | danl
[09:35] <Grommmm> moving back to windows
[09:36] <lch> Flannel: so I install a new volume group in the unallocated space and then join with the existing one?
[09:36] <naftilos76> Grommmm - why would you do that?
[09:36] <Flannel> lch: No, you create a new physical volume (that's a partition, basically) and then you just add that pv into your vg
[09:37] <danl> Flannel: thanks
[09:37] <situation> lch: what did you want?
[09:38] <situation> what is the difference between LVM and no LVM?
[09:38] <lch> situation: see http://i30.tinypic.com/1zd2976.png - I want to add the unallocated space in front of the LVM to it
[09:38] <leaf-sheep> situation: The word 'no'
[09:38] <kraut> moin
[09:38] <RichiV> lol VMware is sick! its so uch better than Wine.. although wine is hella boss
[09:38] <Flannel> situation: http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/library/l-lvm/ describes what LVM does pretty well, including pictures
[09:39] <cornet> RichiV: VMware is not "sick" it's horrible and is completely different to wine
[09:39] <dimm> can i use 'shutdown -r now' after booting from 'ubuntu 8.04 live-cd' ?
[09:39] <lch> Flannel: ok, how would I do that in steps? do you have a link for information that I can follow?
[09:39] <ActionParsnip> RichiV: vmware requires an installed OS though so costs a lot more than wine
[09:39] <Gouda> How do I turn temporarily turn off auto mounting?
[09:39] <ActionParsnip> dimm: sure, it needs sudo
[09:39] <lch> the only things I've seen concern growing/shrinking at the end of a volume group
[09:40] <naftilos76> Has anybody had any luck seeing his bluetooth headset being created as a virtual device in pulse with installed packages based on current repositories contents?
[09:40] <duke01> hello
[09:40] <Gouda> How do I temporarily turn off auto mounting>
[09:40] <dimm> ActionParsnip, is sudo already installed on live-cd ?
[09:40] <ActionParsnip> dimm: it wil reboot the pc and all data in volatile storage, ram, will be lost
[09:40] <ActionParsnip> dimm: yes
[09:40] <Flannel> lch: That page I just gave to situation goes over some of it.  I'm sure there's a better resource out there, I'm not aware of it though.
[09:40] <KurtKraut> I'd like to make an 'traffic accounting'. Log every IP address my server stabilished a TCP or UDP connection and how much traffic were sent/received by each IP. What package should I use for this job?
[09:40] <AdvoWork> hi there. anyone here know how to make firefox full screen as default(f11)
[09:40] <situation> Flannel: in what situations would you use LVM for the average user?
[09:41] <duke01> i have a question about mounting a HFS+ drive writeable on a linux system
[09:41] <dayo> can someone help me with this error? http://paste.ubuntu.com/264843/  Or tell me how to launch from command line, the Logout/Suspend/Reboot/Shutdown dialog window?
[09:41] <leaf-sheep> Gouda: "gconftool-2 --set /apps/nautilus/preferences/media_automount --type=bool false"
[09:41] <cornet> lch: partition the free space, do pvcreate on it then add it to the volume group
[09:41] <Gouda> ok thanks. HOw do I know that it took effect?
[09:42] <Flannel> situation: One of the nicest parts is the ability to group multiple disks together (if I have 100G now, but I buy a 500G in the future, I can have a single 600G, if I then want to replace my 100G, I can do so easily, and then have a 1000G drive).  Also, it allows you to resize partitions quickly (and while live)
[09:42] <dr3mro> did any one here used btrfs filesystem
[09:42] <leaf-sheep> Gouda: Test it, I suppose.
[09:43] <RichiV> ActionParsnip: I already have an installed windows OS, Ubuntu, and a reusable Windows OS disc
[09:43] <RichiV> ActionParsnip: atm its installing windows on 4 gigs
[09:43] <ActionParsnip> RichiV: true but if yo didnt have one ;)
[09:43] <RichiV> ActionParsnip: very tru. Do u have vmware? doesnt it cost like 900 bucks
[09:43] <duke01> how i can mount a HFS+ drive writeable on a linux system?
[09:44] <ActionParsnip> RichiV: we use it LOADS at work but i dont use it
[09:44] <Gouda> man this is a god damn nightmare
[09:44] <RichiV> ActionParsnip: u work for ubuntu?
[09:44] <Like> oll here
[09:45] <ActionParsnip> RichiV: nope: http://www.ultimatesoftware.com
[09:45] <ActionParsnip> duke01: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=239370
[09:46] <ActionParsnip> duke01: 5th post looks good to me
[09:46] <lch> thanks cornet
[09:46] <ActionParsnip> duke01: and the 5th if you want to add it to /etc/fstab
[09:47] <ionut_> Hello guys! I'm trying to setup a "new" server for PostgreSQL (it's a Dell PowerEdge 6650 with 4xXEON 2800 CPUs, 32 GB of RAM and 5x73 GB SCSI disks)
[09:47] <ionut_> I'm trying to setup Software RAID in Ubuntu but I get the same speed as that of one drive (I tried with four SCSI disks in RAID0 and RAID5
[09:48] <bernardlychan> hey guys could someone read my var/log for me? http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?1hmgoondowz
[09:48] <cornet> ionut_: please can you define "same speed" i.e. how are you testing this ?
[09:48] <bernardlychan> ty
[09:48] <ActionParsnip> !raid | ionut_
[09:48] <danl> if an app needs "pcre" to compile, which package do I need to install libpcre3-dev?
[09:49] <ionut_> dan1 I believe yes
[09:49] <cornet> ionut_: also if this is a production server then i would not use RAID 0 or 5 but RAID 10 - I would also consider using H/W RAID so you can hot-swap drives reliabl
[09:49] <danl> ionut_: Thanks
[09:49] <bernardlychan> !hi
[09:49] <Gouda> wow this is completely obsurd. I unmount my drive and then do sudo ln -s /media/cdrom0 /media/dvd then export SETUP_CDROM=/media/dvd/ then mount /media/cdrom0 and then sudo sh /media/cdrom0/linux-installer.sh and it still freakin tells me to Please mount the damn UT disc..............
[09:49] <bernardlychan> !lol
[09:49] <Spike1506> why is it that compiz glitches with ati? :)
[09:50] <bernardlychan> !sorry
[09:50] <ActionParsnip> Spike1506: ati drivers arent fantastic
[09:50]  * danl wishes there was a package in the repo for nginx_uploadprogress_module
[09:50] <rohdef> I'm trying to install wifi-drivers via ndiswrapper, and I get the message: couldn't find section "5211.reg", what do I do?
[09:50]  * bernardlychan does too... be back soon
[09:50] <ActionParsnip> Spike1506: maybe you need some extra options in xorg.conf for your particular card
[09:51] <ionut_> cornet the speed I got was about 60 MB/s from one drive and the RAID 0 (and RAID 5) array
[09:51] <ionut_> i tested with dd
[09:51] <Spike1506> ActionParsnip, i have a HD 3400series
[09:51] <Spike1506> ActionParsnip, how can i find those extra options?
[09:52] <cornet> ionut_: read or write ?
[09:52] <ionut_> 45 MB/s WRITE, 60 MB/S READ
[09:52] <ActionParsnip> Spike1506: if you run: top    is xorg taking a lot of cpu?
[09:53] <ionut_> the disks are 10K RPM 73 GB Ultra 320 SCSI
[09:53] <cornet> ionut_: sounds about right for single disk that
[09:53] <RichiV> ActionParsnip: lol i need to get a new computer... i ran outa HDD for a VMWare install
[09:53] <cornet> ionut_: have you looked at bonnie ?
[09:54] <Gouda> Where is the MTAB and FSTAB files located at?
[09:54] <cornet> ionut_: I would do some tests with that rather than dd
[09:54] <ionut_> the controller is Adaptec AIC-7892 onboard
[09:54] <ActionParsnip> ionut_: nice!
[09:54] <duke01> ok i know that i must turn off the jornaling with the Mac OS/X but i can boot that os is there a other way to mount the HFS+ partion as writable without booting the MAC OS/X?
[09:54] <ionut_> Gouda : /etc/
[09:55] <Gouda> thanks
[09:55] <ActionParsnip> Spike1506: http://techmania.wordpress.com/2009/07/07/radeon-3400-on-lenovo-t400-and-ubuntu-jaunty-jackalope/
[09:55] <ActionParsnip> Spike1506: it has the same video card (i tink) so may be of use
[09:56] <Spike1506> ty ActionParsnip
[09:56] <ionut_> cornet_ I tried bonnie but it got stuck at "Writing with putc()"
[09:56] <cornet> ionut_: humm odd
[09:56] <ActionParsnip> Spike1506: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/fglrx-installer/+bug/351186
[09:56] <ionut_> When the server boots it says 8254 is not connected to IO_APIC - but I don't think that's the problem here
[09:56] <cornet> ionut_: for reference our 14 x 75G 15K  RAID 10  gets 148 MB/s reads measuring using dd
[09:57] <Nickorz> Hey i need help :P
[09:57] <BezNalogov> I use ubuntu jaunty and via a website I have installed the dymo extension in firefox (in firefox appeared a box on the top to install it, here I clicked to install it). In firefox I see this extension as installed, however the website keeps saying that the extension isn't installed. Doing this exactly the same way under windows or suse in firefox doesn't give any problems. Does anybody have an idea what this can be?
[09:57] <ActionParsnip> Spike1506: i dont buy ati cards so cant comment personally
[09:57] <cornet> ionut_: for databases genreally seek speak matters more than raw transfer rate
[09:57] <ActionParsnip> BezNalogov: restart firefox
[09:58] <ActionParsnip> BezNalogov: close the window then run: ps -ef | grep fire
[09:58] <BezNalogov> Already restarted firefox
[09:58] <ActionParsnip> BezNalogov: make sure no firefox processes are running
[09:58] <duke01> ok i know that i must turn off the jornaling with the Mac OS/X but i can boot that os is there a other way to mount the HFS+ partion as writable without booting the MAC OS/X?
[09:59] <ActionParsnip> BezNalogov: if no firefoxes are running, rerun. If its still no good, remove the addon then reinstall it
[09:59] <BezNalogov> ok, I'll try that
[09:59] <Nickorz> I have used the Live install CD and after updating everything and installing some packages the operating system just does not want to start and sticks on a screen with fuzzy writing (white). Happened twice with two reinstalls (Only happens after installing packages!). Please help :)
[09:59] <ionut_> cornet_ it seems bonnie crashed the server
[09:59] <RichiV> can someone send me a link with a list of all available ubuntu viruses?
[10:00] <ActionParsnip> RichiV: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_malware
[10:00] <ionut_> I'm seeing process postgress killed, process sshd killed out of memory....
[10:01] <ActionParsnip> Nickorz: boot to recovery mode and select root, then run: dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[10:01] <ActionParsnip> Nickorz: then run: shutdown -r now
[10:01] <zealiod> I want to get rid of the F1-F6 options at the base of my custom distro installation.... how can I do thi?
[10:01] <natrixnatrix89> Hi. Im a newbie to servers+live streaming. Could you recommend me a software for transcoding>streaming video from an WiFi IP camera, that sends it in mpeg4 format, but I want to deliver the video so that it could be seen using JW player? The only solution I know is cvlc. can you recommend me something?
[10:02] <natrixnatrix89> RichiVL go to help.ubuntu.com/community/
[10:03] <kazzy> natrixnatrix89: wouldn't VLS be the best option?
[10:03] <natrixnatrix89> kazzy: do you mean cvlc?
[10:03] <kazzy> natrixnatrix89: VideoLan Server
[10:04] <natrixnatrix89> kazzy: thanks.. Will try to study it.. Is it installed seperately as vlc?
[10:04] <natrixnatrix89> kazzy: I mean if I install vlc i dont have it already installed?
[10:04] <Nickorz> ActionParsnip: The same thing happens mate.
[10:05] <Gouda> FINALLY!!!!!!!!   OMG I FIGURED IT OUT
[10:05] <kazzy> natrixnatrix89: it's a separate package
[10:05] <ActionParsnip> Nickorz: strange
[10:05] <ActionParsnip> Gouda: nice
[10:05] <ionut_> natrixnatrix89 it's a sepatate package
[10:05] <Gouda> mount: according to mtab, /dev/sr0 is already mounted on /media/cdrom0
[10:05] <ionut_> use apt-cache search vls
[10:05] <bouba> is it better to get ntfs-3g, or ntfsprogs
[10:05] <ActionParsnip> Gouda: yes, we established that a while ago
[10:05] <Gouda> I had to delete this line /dev/sr0 /media/cdrom0 udf ro,nosuid,nodev,utf8,user=gouda 0 0
[10:05] <Gouda> from my mtab file
[10:07] <natrixnatrix89> kazzy: is the package called vls?
[10:07] <ActionParsnip> Gouda: backup the file before you do, you could even
[10:07] <Gouda> I did before I edited it
[10:07] <Gouda> cp mtab mtab.old
[10:07] <ActionParsnip> Gouda: put a ## next to it to comment it out
[10:07] <Hagus> cannot access `home/calum/.gvfs': Permission denied
[10:07] <Hagus> Is that error serious?
[10:08] <Hagus> Ought I to be denied access?
[10:08] <Hagus> I am the only user of this machine.
[10:08] <Gouda> man I was banging my head and read one website that pointed me towards those two files
[10:08] <Gouda> mtab and fstab
[10:08] <kazzy> natrixnatrix89: yeah, it is. but you might want to use VLC's graphical user interface instead
[10:08] <ActionParsnip> Hagus: you should have full access to all your own data?
[10:08] <natrixnatrix89> I want to use command line interface..
[10:08] <ActionParsnip> Hagus: what is the output of: ls -l ~/.gvfs
[10:09] <BezNalogov> I just rebooted my whole computer, to be sure no instance of firefox was running, but still this extension doesn't work
[10:09] <BezNalogov> The website keeps saying it's not installed
[10:09] <natrixnatrix89> But Do you know how do i have to encode it so that JW player would understand it?
[10:09] <BezNalogov> But I do see it as installed in the addons window of firefox
[10:09] <Gouda> Can always just check ps or do a top to see if firefox is running
[10:09] <Gouda> If it is running just kill it
[10:10] <Hagus> The return is " calum@ubuntu:~$ ls -l ~/.gvfs total 0
[10:10] <BezNalogov> Also did that Gouda
[10:10] <_Fauchi95_> Hello! I have my own repository. Now I want update a package. Must I just upload the new package? e.g. package-1.00.deb switch to package-2.00.deb?
[10:10] <cornet> ionut_: think you've got bigger problems than your RAID performance then ;)
[10:10] <BezNalogov> But still the extension won't work
[10:10] <Hagus> total 0 is the output, ActionParsnip
[10:10] <ActionParsnip> Hagus: ls -la ~/.gvfs/    sorry
[10:11] <Gouda> I missed what your original problem was Bez
[10:11] <kazzy> natrixnatrix89: it's still not necessarily easy, and seemed odd to me that you could use VLC as a server.
[10:11] <natrixnatrix89> where can I find info about how to set vls.cfg?
[10:11] <Hagus> dr-x------   2 calum calum     0 2009-09-04 09:50 . and drwxr-xr-x 105 calum calum 12288 2009-09-04 10:05 ..
[10:11] <kazzy> natrixnatrix89: just use VLC
[10:11] <ionut_> cornet It's an older Dell PowerEdge 6650. I want to use it for PostgreSQL - it has 32 GB of RAM
[10:12] <ActionParsnip> Hagus: you dont have write ability for some reason
[10:12] <cornet> ionut_: well whats eating all the RAM then - bonnie should not crash a server!
[10:12] <natrixnatrix89> kazzy: but whats the huge difference between VLC and VLS?
[10:12] <ActionParsnip> Hagus: sudo chmod -R o+w ~/.gvfs
[10:12] <cornet> ionut_: if it is doing then you either have hardware problems of have hit some bug
[10:12] <kazzy> natrixnatrix89: well, you don't have to mess with the command line
[10:12] <bouba> how do i extract a .zip archive from the commandline?
[10:13] <ActionParsnip> bouba: unzip <file>
[10:13] <bouba> ActionParsnip: thanks buddy
[10:13] <DDT> Hi. Is Ubuntu good to host VMware virtual computers? Thx
[10:13] <Hagus> calum@ubuntu:~$ sudo chmod -R o+w ~/.gvf  returns   chmod: cannot access `/home/calum/.gvf': No such file or directory
[10:13] <ActionParsnip> DDT: its fine
[10:14] <natrixnatrix89> kazzy: I dont have the access to graphical interface, because I want a remote server to do the streaming.
[10:14] <BezNalogov> I see now that this extension uses activex. I suppose it's not possible to run that under linux, right?
[10:14] <bouba> ActionParsnip: does that require any extra packages?
[10:14] <ActionParsnip> Hagus: you missed the s off the end of the command
[10:14] <Hagus> sorry
[10:14] <ActionParsnip> bouba: no, you can extract away
[10:14] <ActionParsnip> Hagus: dont run partial commands, you may damage your system
[10:14] <JGodbout> Is there a way to access an iTunes 8 shared library from *buntu?
[10:14] <bouba> ActionParsnip: not working on my server edition system
[10:15] <Hagus> calum@ubuntu:~$ sudo chmod -R o+w ~/.gvfs chmod: cannot access `/home/calum/.gvfs': Permission denied
[10:15] <Nickorz> Is WINE a buggy package?
[10:15] <JGodbout> Nickorz: Yeah, man.
[10:15] <kazzy> natrixnatrix89: well, you can still use console vlc and avoid the undocumented vls config file
[10:15] <ActionParsnip> bouba: ahh, sudo apt-get install unzip
[10:15] <DDT> ActionParsnip - what should I use. Desktop edition or Server edition? Are both for free? Thx.
[10:15] <Nickorz> JGodbout: So buggy that it can sometimes stop your OS from booting all togethor?
[10:15] <bouba> The program 'unzip' is currently not installed.  You can install it by typing: sudo apt-get install unzip -bash: unzip: command not found
[10:15] <bouba> yeah
[10:15] <ActionParsnip> DDT: both are free
[10:16] <Hagus> ActionParsnip: Thanks for the tip about partial commands - I knew that that applied when doing things like partitioning but shall be more careful generally now.
[10:16] <ActionParsnip> DDT: if the system is a genuine server and not to be touched much, use server, otherwise use desktop
[10:16] <bouba> DDT: depends what you want to use it for
[10:16] <JGodbout> Nickorz: Hmm. Probs not.
[10:16] <DDT> ActionParsnip - great, thank you. I need use it as server for virtual computers.
[10:16] <kazzy> natrixnatrix89: but wait, is the remote server the one with the camera?
[10:17] <ActionParsnip> DDT: you dont need to, its just advisd as you'll have more resources or your VMs
[10:17] <natrixnatrix89> kazzy: thanks for help. Im just still wondering how do people use vls if its not documented
[10:17] <natrixnatrix89> kazzy - nop the remote camera is somewhere else
[10:17] <natrixnatrix89> it would have its own ip
[10:17] <Like> ty
[10:18] <natrixnatrix89> kazzy but still Do you know which video codec is flv using?
[10:18] <kazzy> natrixnatrix89: well, what you wanted wasn't documented
[10:18] <DDT> ActionParsnip - I need more resources for my virtual computers. I have only 2GB Ram and I need run 2-3 virtual machines.
[10:18] <lyhana8> hi, i'm running on hardy 8.04 and I'm trying to switch sound ouput to my usb headphones, how should I do ?
[10:18] <kazzy> natrixnatrix89: wait.. is the camera attached to a desktop with X?
[10:19] <natrixnatrix89> No the camera is not attached to anything. It is a wifi camera..
[10:19] <DDT> ActionParsnip - I hope that server edition has kde or gnome too - not only command line.
[10:19] <ActionParsnip> DDT: then server for sure
[10:19] <ActionParsnip> DDT: the server only has command line
[10:19] <DDT> only?
[10:19] <ActionParsnip> DDT: if you need a desktop, install desktop
[10:19] <Hagus> ActionParsnip: From a Google search, I saw that some are reporting this issue as a bug.  However the solutions offered did not work for me.
[10:19] <ActionParsnip> DDT: yes, only. true servers dont have desktops
[10:20] <ActionParsnip> DDT: you want the desktop install if you cant configure the system via command line
[10:20] <DDT> ActionParsnip - Yes, I am afraid I need sometimes desktop too. Because I am not very familiar with command line only.
[10:20] <kazzy> natrixnatrix89: well, then isn't it already streaming?
[10:20] <ActionParsnip> DDT: then desktop for you, install xubuntu to make it a little lighter
[10:21] <DDT> ActionParsnip - xubuntu? its clon? Is it 100% compatibile with ubuntu?
[10:21] <philthno2> I have a strange problem with my browsers: Sometimes instead of a website I see "I am alive!", on the screen and in the sources. With opera, links2 and Firefox (Opera is the first as I usually browse with Opera). Booting a Debian in VirtualBox, everything works alright with the same URL. Did somebody experience something like that? This "I am alive" reminds me of a webserver standard page or somethin like that, but my cherokee default inde
[10:21] <philthno2> x.html is different.
[10:21] <natrixnatrix89> kazzy: im considering buying this camera: http://www.linksysbycisco.com/EU/en/products/WVC54GCA    But i think maybe i should transcode it..
[10:22] <DDT> ActionParsnip - I mean if I will need some help with xubuntu Can I ask here?
[10:22] <ActionParsnip> DDT: sure, as well as #xubuntu
[10:23] <Hagus> Is .gvfs a file to which I should normally need access?
[10:23] <kazzy> natrixnatrix89: chances are it just creates a WMV stream, which wouldn't be a problem to play anywhere
[10:23] <DDT> ActionParsnip - Great! Going to download it. Thank you. :)
[10:23] <ActionParsnip> DDT: remember to md5 check stuff
[10:23] <natrixnatrix89> so The VLC uses WMV codec?
[10:23] <Hagus> I take it that I need worry about it too much - or would that be wrong of me?
[10:24] <DDT> ActionParsnip - md5? what for?
[10:24]  * Hagus is unsure as to whether he is fretting about .gvfs for nothing?
[10:24] <ionut_> I have two partitions on different disks. How can I test the disks with bonnie++?
[10:24] <ActionParsnip> DDT: make sure the data is complete and error free
[10:24] <ActionParsnip> Hagus: its a directory
[10:24] <Hagus> oh lol
[10:24] <kazzy> natrixnatrix89: now, I'm not -certain-. is there any documentation you can get without buying it
[10:24] <DDT> ActionParsnip - ohh yes :) I will. Thx again. See you.
[10:25] <Hagus> Is there any reason why I should need to access it?
[10:25] <Hagus> What does it do?
[10:25]  * Hagus is a little confuddled
[10:25] <ionut_> I believe gvfs stands for Gnome Virtual File System
[10:26]  * Hagus looks more worried than before
[10:26] <kazzy> natrixnatrix89: well, it looks like some kind of flash plugin thing
[10:26] <natrixnatrix89> I tried to search, but still dont understand - which video codec is VLC using..
[10:26] <ActionParsnip> Hagus: i think its for automounting partitions, not sure but you should have ful access to everything in your home folder
[10:26] <natrixnatrix89> but when I transcode using vlc it provides me VLC encapsulation
[10:27] <kazzy> natrixnatrix89: VLC can handle pretty much any codec
[10:27] <kevor> I'm not seeing my network manager icon in the notification area, can someone help me figure out where it went? There are other icons in the notification Area..
[10:27] <Hagus> It is a dual booting - ubuntu9.04 and vista that I have.
[10:27] <natrixnatrix89> but video codecs included arent with flas plugin
[10:27] <Hagus> So maybe it is to protect the vista part?
[10:27] <ionut_> Hagus gvfs is mainly used to access remote filesystem as if they would reside on your machine
[10:27] <natrixnatrix89> kazzy: Ok. ill try to ask in a JW forum..
[10:27] <Hagus> ah ty, ionut_
[10:27] <kazzy> natrixnatrix89: there's probably more to it due to security features
[10:28] <ionut_> For example when you connect to a shared folder (Samba, NFS, SSH) it mounts a folder on your machine
[10:28] <kazzy> natrixnatrix89: JW?
[10:28] <Hagus> I cam across the error when messing about with trying to install symfony
[10:28] <natrixnatrix89> longtailvideo.com
[10:29] <kazzy> natrixnatrix89: does the device use that video player?
[10:29] <natrixnatrix89> JW player would be embed in a website
[10:30] <kazzy> natrixnatrix89: it seems you wouldn't even need to transcode anything. the camera itself serves flash video
[10:30] <Hagus> ionut_: I remember learning a little about shared folders a couple of years back when I was trying to set up a family network at home.  However, I have crashed my machine too often for the rest of the family to really want to have too much connection with me :)
[10:30] <natrixnatrix89> kazzy: really? thanks..
[10:31] <kazzy> natrixnatrix89: only I can't say it'd be great for a web site, because it seems to ask for a password
[10:31] <ionut_> Hagus - I don't think gvfs should matter when installing symfony
[10:31] <nandu> Ion my system realteck 833 sound card is installed but mic is not running. I google solution but not found any solution. Now I wnat to install the sound card drivers on my ubuntu9.04.
[10:32] <zaggynl> Is ubuntu ssh enabled by default?
[10:32] <Hagus> From what ionut_ and ActionParsnip are saying, I reckon that I should not worry too much about gvfs?
[10:32] <thinkertinker> hi
[10:32] <ionut_> not really
[10:32] <Hagus> great :)
[10:33] <nandu> Hello want to install sound drivers on ubuntu 9.04 any idea?
[10:33] <ionut_> zaggynl Do you mean the server (daemon)?
[10:33] <Hagus> I would not like to think that I get symfony working and then find that I have reformatted all my partitions or something :)
[10:33] <natrixnatrix89> kazzy I still cant find which video codec is FLV using..
[10:33] <natrixnatrix89> whrere could I find it?
[10:33] <zaggynl> ionut_: yeah
[10:33] <Hagus> It would be too much like me :)
[10:33] <RichiV> can someone send me a beryl link?
[10:33] <ionut_> Hagus - it doesn't alter partition tables at all (it's a virtual FS) :)
[10:34] <RichiV> or can someone help me get beryl?
[10:34] <kazzy> natrixnatrix89: FLV is a container, like Ogg
[10:34] <nandu> any body know how to install the sound cared drivers on ubuntu
[10:34] <Slart_> !beryl | RichiV
[10:34] <natrixnatrix89> I know..
[10:34] <zaggynl> nandu: what soundcard do you have? lspci | grep audio
[10:34] <Hagus> So, in short, I should forget about it?
[10:34] <ionut_> zaggynl sshd isn't installed by default in Ubuntu Desktop
[10:34] <natrixnatrix89> but which video codec is tthe best for it?
[10:34] <zaggynl> ionut_: okay thanks
[10:34]  * Hagus breathes a sigh of relief
[10:34] <RichiV> thankyour
[10:34] <kazzy> natrixnatrix89: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flash_Video
[10:35] <ionut_> zaggynl you can check what servers are listening with netstat
[10:35] <LioTheSurfer> Hi I have a 250 hdd and want to do a dual boot. Which is the best way to partition? XP and Ubuntu
[10:35]  * Hagus scurries out of the channel in case someone contradicts ionut_ :)
[10:35] <RichiV> what is the problem with beryl?
[10:35] <ionut_> Hagus :)
[10:35] <kazzy> natrixnatrix89: look for "codec support"
[10:35] <nandu> zaggynl: they don't show me any output.
[10:35] <natrixnatrix89> kazzy FInally :) THANKS for everythin :)
[10:35] <zaggynl> ionut_: I'm currently working on the machine remotely on windows, if I reboot it it will boot into ubuntu, but if sshd isn't running it's no good ;-)
[10:35] <Hagus> thanks for the reassurance folks - much appreciated.
[10:35] <Slart_> RichiV: don't think there is a problem.. it's just merged with compiz and is now compiz fusion
[10:36] <bazhang> RichiV, its long out of date; its now called compiz
[10:36] <natrixnatrix89> I think ill use h264
[10:36] <kazzy> that's what youtube uses
[10:36] <RichiV> right.. although ubottu said it is highly recomended not to instal... i do not see a reason why?
[10:36] <nandu> zaggynl: lspci |grep audio
[10:36] <nandu>  not gives any outpur
[10:37] <bazhang> RichiV, not supported, doubt if its even possible frankly
[10:37] <zaggynl> hum
[10:37] <zaggynl> nandu: what audio device do you have?
[10:37] <bazhang> RichiV, get ccsm
[10:37] <RichiV> bazhang: i do remember using it b4 though
[10:37] <Slart_> RichiV: because everything else is now designed to work with compiz fusion.. noone make sure beryl even works.. noone fixes bugs and so on
[10:37] <nandu> how to check
[10:37] <bazhang> !ccsm | RichiV
[10:37] <ionut_> nandu try lspci | grep Audio
[10:37] <kazzy> well, beryl is outdated
[10:37] <zaggynl> oh, I forgot about case sensivity, my bad
[10:37] <pepperphd> ActionParsnip, ubuntu and xfce is about twice as fast as OSX was on my g3
[10:37] <bazhang> RichiV, as do others, a long time ago
[10:37] <nandu> ionut: tis command not give any output.
[10:38] <zaggynl> nandu: you'll have to look up what motherboard or soundcard is inside your pc
[10:38] <Slart_> RichiV: you could install ubuntu 7.10 or something though.. that ought to work with beryl..  but then you'll be using ubuntu 7.10
[10:38] <ionut_> nandu try sudo lshw
[10:38] <bazhang> Slart_, RichiV 7.10 is end of life
[10:38] <nandu> ok
[10:38] <zealiod> id like to remove the boot options from a linux CD, can this be done?
[10:38] <RichiV> i am already using 8.10 intredpid cause 8.10 + will not support my GFX
[10:38] <Slart_> RichiV: but I don't recommend installing ubuntu 7.10 for the same reasons that I don't recommend using beryl
[10:39] <RichiV> thanx alot
[10:39] <kazzy> if you're having graphics support issues, why are you using Compiz at all?
[10:40] <ActionParsnip> pepperphd: there are lighter WMs too if you want slick but its not so easy to use, like flwm
[10:40] <daplumpkin> does anyone know if the GeForce GTX 260 is supported yet?
[10:40] <kazzy> RichiV: what OpenGL driver?
[10:40] <JonathanEllis> Hi. I have been having problems installing UbuntuStudio on an oldish Dell Latitude C610 laptop with a Pentium III 1Ghz processor and 1GB of RAM. I tried Ubuntu Studio 9.04 but the package manager crashed when I tried to install OpenOffice and I couldnt recover from that. Now I am running Ubuntu Studio Hardy and its ok but the wifi is unreliable. Hardy Studio is fine on my desktop machine but that has a slightly faster processor. Is the real time ker
[10:41] <Slart_> RichiV: I would look into why you cant get your graphics working with the newer version instead of just sticking with the older ones.. that way you'll probably solve the problem altogether
[10:41] <kazzy> daplumpkin: it's definitely supported, but as for performance I can't be sure
[10:42] <pepperphd> ActionParsnip, #1 priority is getting all of the junk that comes with installing 2 desktops
[10:42] <daplumpkin> kazzy: thanks, what about the core i7 and 64bit? i jsut got this new comuter and when i try to download it it says that i'm downloading the amd64 version. does that really matter?
[10:42] <nandu> ionut: description: Audio device
[10:42] <nandu>              product: 82801G (ICH7 Family) High Definition Audio Controller
[10:42] <nandu>              vendor: Intel Corporation
[10:42] <nandu>              physical id: 1b
[10:42] <nandu>              bus info: pci@0000:00:1b.0
[10:42] <nandu>              version: 01
[10:42] <FloodBot2> nandu: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:42] <kazzy> daplumpkin: what sort of applications do you use?
[10:43] <daplumpkin> kazzy: i'm planning on building a couple of websites from scratch and learning programming
[10:43] <nandu> ok
[10:43] <jMCg> ugh...
[10:43] <nandu> inod: I just paste my audio device details.
[10:44] <ionut_> nandu it seems your audio device is detected
[10:44] <kazzy> daplumpkin: that's a pretty big system for that
[10:44] <aconrad> Hi, I'm running Intrepid which comes with the package Postgresql 8.3. But I need to install an 8.2 version of it for legacy reasons. How can I do that ?
[10:44] <nandu> ok then how to install the drivers.
[10:44] <ionut_> pls use pastebin and give us the output if lspci and lsusb
[10:44] <NetEcho> how do you make a .tar.gz with best compression?
[10:44] <daplumpkin> kazzy: i already have a dell inspiron that is totally ubuntu, i just didn't know for sure if it would be fully compatible
[10:44] <nandu> ok
[10:44] <cyber_666_uk> hey guys i have a shortcut to a program and want it to run as root when i click - ive tried adding sudo to the begining on the command but it doesnt load?
[10:44] <ionut_> NetEcho I recommend using 7zip with ultra settings
[10:44] <cyber_666_uk> sudo gambas2 in the shortcut properties
[10:45] <aconrad> Hi, I'm running Intrepid which comes with the package Postgresql 8.3. But I need to install an 8.2 version of it for legacy reasons. How can I do that ?
[10:45] <daplumpkin> kazzy: it is but i don't plan on buying another computer for at least another 5-7 years. my inspiron is almost 5 years old and runs great
[10:45] <aconrad> (oops, sorry, double post)
[10:45] <kazzy> daplumpkin: you'll want amd64 if you want to get most of the performance from it, as well
[10:45] <ionut_> cyber_666_uk try gksudo /path/to/command
[10:45] <ActionParsnip> cyber_666_uk: add gksudo instead
[10:45] <NetEcho> ionut_ I thought 7zip was propriatary to windows
[10:45] <ActionParsnip> !info 7zip
[10:45] <ActionParsnip> !find 7zip
[10:45] <ionut_> NetEcho 7zip is free
[10:45] <cyber_666_uk> yep that did it - thx
[10:46] <NetEcho> so its not like RAR where it preformes worse in a *nix environment?
[10:46] <daplumpkin> kazzy: thanks, i just didn't want to download it since it said amd before asking someone more proficient than myself. i really appreciate it
[10:46] <ActionParsnip> NetEcho: rar runs fine here, mind you i havent used file > 20Mb
[10:46] <ionut_> the 7z file format is open
[10:46] <NetEcho> ActionParsnip RAR is propriatary and has worse preformance under linux/unix than its WinRAR counterpart
[10:46] <NetEcho> ionut_ sweet
[10:47] <ionut_> 7z has better compression ratio / speed the rar
[10:47] <NetEcho> ionut_ is there a gui frontend for this?
[10:47] <NetEcho> or is it command line?
[10:47] <NetEcho> found it in Add/Remove Software btw
[10:47] <NetEcho> err Applications
[10:48] <kazzy> yeah, p7zip is just command line, but there are frontends
[10:48] <ionut_> Ubuntu's default file archiver will recongize the 7z file format after you instlall p7zip
[10:48] <NetEcho> oh sweet
[10:48] <cyber_666_uk> searched google but cant find the difference between sudo and gkseudo, woudl you mind?
[10:48] <kazzy> like peazip
[10:48] <NetEcho> yea I got a 40gb backup that uncompressed takes 2+ hours to transfer over the network
[10:48] <nandu> ionut: I will past the output of both commands
[10:48] <cyber_666_uk> what does the gk do?
[10:48] <nandu> on pastebin.
[10:48] <linuxcooldude> gksu is gui to su?
[10:49] <NetEcho> does 7zip also create a checksum of sorts?
[10:49] <kazzy> daplumpkin: yw. btw, make sure the network card is not an nvidia. they work, but kinda suck, and you may not have enough room for a better one
[10:49] <linuxcooldude> or rather sudo I meant
[10:49] <cyber_666_uk> so sudo only runs in the background?
[10:50] <linuxcooldude> typing gksu brings up popup window to put in root password
[10:50] <nandu> ionut: check the pastebin http://paste.ubuntu.com/264876/ out put of both commands & told me how I install the audio driver.
[10:50] <NetEcho> hrm no compression settings using ubuntu's frontend
[10:50] <ionut_> gksu  is a frontend to su and gksudo is a frontend to sudo
[10:50] <cyber_666_uk> oh i see - great thx linuxcooldude
[10:51] <ionut_> NetEcho you can change compression settings using the command line - 7z
[10:51] <daplumpkin> kazzy: my network connection is intel, but if you're talking about my graphics card it is an nvidia
[10:51] <NetEcho> ah
[10:51] <ionut_> it's very easy...man 7z will get you started
[10:51] <JockyWilson> hi any1 here use XBMC ?
[10:51] <nandu> ionut: u swa output of my both commands
[10:51] <p1oooop1> ubottu: !xbmc
[10:51] <ActionParsnip> !anyone | JockyWilson
[10:52] <p1oooop1> hey ActionParsnip
[10:52] <p1oooop1> nice to see my mentor again :D
[10:52] <ionut_> nandu form what I see your audio controller is recognized: 00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 82801G (ICH7 Family) High Definition Audio Controller (rev 01)
[10:52] <ActionParsnip> hey p1oooop1
[10:52] <jeeez> am not able to log into ubuntu. i installed KDE a day back. now even though i type the right pwd, nothing happens in the login screen.
[10:53] <ionut_> What version of Ubuntu do you use?
[10:53] <ionut_> @nandu
[10:53] <jeeez> 9.04
[10:53] <jeeez> ah
[10:53] <nandu> 9.04
[10:53] <kazzy> daplumpkin: oh, I did in fact mean the network card. which uses the reverse-engineered 'forcedeth' drivers
[10:53] <ActionParsnip> jeeez: i'd ask in #kubuntu
[10:53] <nandu> ionut: I am using 9.04 version.
[10:53] <ionut_> ok nandu
[10:53] <daplumpkin> kazzy: wow i'm lost now
[10:53] <kazzy> daplumpkin: the nvidia graphics drivers, while a bit crasy, are still far better than anything else
[10:54] <p1oooop1> I agree
[10:54] <kazzy> daplumpkin: you said the NIC is an intel. you're safe
[10:54] <jeeez> ActionParsnip: okay, will try my luck there. but i tried switching the session to Gnome, still nothing happens
[10:54] <p1oooop1> the ATI drivers don't even work for my graphics card
[10:54] <p1oooop1> crashed my Xserver
[10:54] <p1oooop1> :P
[10:54] <nandu> iocut: I dont's see any audio simbol if logging in gui mode.
[10:54] <iDangerMouse> Why did the rubber duckie cross the road ?
[10:54] <ionut_> nandu if you open RhytmBox or mplayer and try to play a file do you get any errors?
[10:54] <daplumpkin> kazzy: great news, i was getting really worried
[10:54] <JockyWilson> XBMC created video playlist (flash videos)  but when I attempt to play "to many errors" the default PAPlayer wont play them
[10:54] <jeeez> iDangerMouse: to get squished?
[10:55] <iDangerMouse> To edit ubuntu
[10:55] <nandu> ionut: wait I will check now.
[10:55] <Nickorz> Would have to convert itself into a penguin first
[10:55] <daplumpkin> kazzy: oh and i'm not using the whole system for ubuntu. i'm going to split it down the middle dual booting then add a VM on the vista side to play with ubuntu on when i have to use windows
[10:55] <NetEcho> ionut_ so 7z -m{Ultra} ?
[10:55] <kazzy> daplumpkin: err, that's a bit odd of a setup
[10:56] <NetEcho> err nm
[10:56] <ActionParsnip> iDangerMouse: if you like funnies (dont run this): sudo find / -name "base" -exec chown us:us {} \;
[10:56] <daplumpkin> kazzy: i had it on my last work computer and loved it. i could play around with the stuff i shouldn't in the VM version which kept my real version on the back side really clean and neat
[10:56] <kazzy> daplumpkin: I've just used a VM in Ubuntu, and just dual booted before, but not both.
[10:57] <kazzy> yeah, that's a good idea
[10:57] <iDangerMouse> ActionParsnip:  Not trying it LOL already crashed my ubuntu re-installing it
[10:57] <ActionParsnip> iDangerMouse: all your base are belong to us
[10:57] <daplumpkin> kazzy: i have to run a couple of web based programs that aren't compatible with any version of linux so i have to keep crappy vista on this one
[10:57] <JockyWilson> Does any1 here use  XBMC for multimedia ?
[10:57]  * iDangerMouse slaps ActionParsnip  help me out here my card reader dosent work :(
[10:57] <daplumpkin> never heard of XBMC
[10:58] <ActionParsnip> !info xbmc
[10:58] <NetEcho> ionut_ how the heck do you set this? the documentation is erratic on it
[10:58] <ActionParsnip> JockyWilson: i'd ask in #xmbc
[10:58] <kazzy> daplumpkin: I assume you also play a lot of new games
[10:58] <ionut_> NetEcho there is a section called examples in the 7z man page
[10:58] <ActionParsnip> iDangerMouse: do you get outputs in: dmesg | tail   when you insert a card into the device/
[10:59] <ionut_> 7z a -t7z -m0=lzma -mx=9 -mfb=64 -md=32m -ms=on archive.7z dir1
[10:59] <ionut_>               adds all files from directory "dir1" to archive archive.7z using "ultra settings
[10:59] <iDangerMouse> No ActionParsnip  :(
[10:59] <daplumpkin> kazzy: oddly enough not on a copmuter. i do tend to multi task a lot though. i play xbox, but nothing on here except the occasional game of solitaire or mah jong
[10:59] <JockyWilson> I asked in official XBMC channel but they are so far up there on a*******
[10:59] <ActionParsnip> iDangerMouse: ok then reboot wit the device attatched and when you get a desktop, read: dmesg | less
[10:59] <ActionParsnip> !xbmc
[10:59] <cyber_666_uk> i knwo this is off topic but can i ask a quick gambas question, the gambas channel is always dead?
[10:59] <JockyWilson> just stuckup smartass comments
[10:59] <ionut_> NetEcho it's very well explained in the manpage, section examples
[10:59] <daplumpkin> !pwner
[10:59] <kazzy> daplumpkin: might as well forgo the real Vista install completely and just use a VM (or two)
[10:59] <iDangerMouse> Okay ActionParsnip  gimmi a bit 20% left to install ubuntu
[11:00] <ActionParsnip> JockyWilson: all i can suggest is set the default player to vlc or somesuch that can handle flv
[11:00] <JockyWilson> txs AP
[11:00] <daplumpkin> kazzy: you mean skip the dual boot? i'm not fully understanding what you were trying to say
[11:00] <ActionParsnip> iDangerMouse: ok, if the device is not seen in that output then try detatching the reader for a while then reattatch, then reread dmesg | tail
[11:00] <iDangerMouse> ok
[11:01] <azlon> i am trying to get my bluetooth on my Mini9 working.. but ubuntu doesnt seem to find it... i just reinstall 9.04 the other day and it was working fine before that. what can i do to enable bluetooth?
[11:01] <kazzy> daplumpkin: yeah. dual boot = 2 copies of Vista and 2 copies of Ubuntu, twice the disk usage
[11:01] <NetEcho> ah I see
[11:02] <daplumpkin> kazzy: oh. i guess i misunderstood what dual botting was then. i thought that was running 1 full version of each
[11:02] <kazzy> daplumpkin: yeah, but didn't you say you were going to install a Vista VM in Ubuntu and an Ubuntu VM in Vista?
[11:02] <kazzy> or did I misread that? I'm a bit drowsy
[11:02] <daplumpkin> no
[11:02] <daplumpkin> just ubuntu on windows
[11:02] <Nickorz> I have used the Live install CD and after updating everything and installing some packages the operating system just does not want to start and sticks on a screen with fuzzy writing (white). Happened twice with two reinstalls (Only happens after installing packages!). Please help :)
[11:03] <daplumpkin> the ubuntu side will be solely ubuntu and i'll put a vm with ubuntu on the vista side
[11:03] <ionut_> Nickorz can you post what error messages you get (use pastebin)
[11:04] <Nickorz> It doesnt even let me type anything in :P
[11:04] <Nickorz> <- Newbie to linux
[11:04] <daplumpkin> be back in a few
[11:04] <daplumpkin> me too Nickorz
[11:04] <daplumpkin> kind of
[11:04] <ionut_> Nickorz you don't have to type anything in the Ubuntu box - just read what it says and write it here
[11:04] <cyber_666_uk> if i want to access a sub from a module, can i just call subname (variables) or is there another way, cos its not recognising it - i get unknown identifier, the sub in the module is marked as public so it should be accessible? thx - again i knwo its off-topic
[11:05] <kazzy> daplumpkin: I'm using Ubuntu with a Vista VM just fine, but that's just me
[11:05] <unop> cyber_666_uk, what language are you talking about?
[11:05] <Nickorz> ionut_ It is all fuzzy and not really in a readable format - Its jittered over the screen and is Red / Purple / Green
[11:05] <cyber_666_uk> sorry gambas
[11:05] <cyber_666_uk> you dont need to do modulename.subname(variables_to_pass) do you?
[11:06] <matu> hi
[11:06] <ionut_> Nickorz that seems like a graphics adapter problem. What graphics card do you have?
[11:06] <matu> please how to enable transmission 1.7.3 in the synaptic repositories ?
[11:06] <unop> cyber_666_uk, you'll have to find the channel/forum where this is supported -- i'm not even certain anyone in here would know how to support that.
[11:06] <Nickorz> ionut_ A Radeon HD 2300 ATI
[11:06] <matu> only the old 1.5.1 version is shown
[11:06] <Nickorz> ionut_ I am on a notebook machine Acer Aspire 5710 Series
[11:06] <cyber_666_uk> well i did ask first - the gambas channel is always dead - nmind thx anyway
[11:06] <ActionParsnip> !info transmission
[11:07] <ActionParsnip> matu: you need a PPA
[11:07] <matu> what does ppa mean ?
[11:07] <ionut_> matu I recommend using Deluge as a torrent client
[11:07] <matu> no i prefer transmsision
[11:07] <NetEcho> I had issues with Deluge
[11:07] <phux> why not rTorrent?
[11:07] <suresh> why not utorrent??
[11:07] <NetEcho> out of all the clients I found I used ktorrent
[11:07] <NetEcho> utorrent doesn't run natively on linux
[11:07] <matu> lol
[11:08] <unop> cyber_666_uk, as a guess and only a guess, i suppose you need to import/include your module first??
[11:08] <kazzy> utorrent is now the official BitTorrent client. Bittorrent sold out to the masses
[11:08] <suresh> then wat abt azerus?
[11:08] <matu> ActionParsnip, i dont know what a ppa is >_<
[11:08] <ActionParsnip> matu: deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/anacrolix/ppa/ubuntu jaunty main
[11:08] <ionut_> matu you ca try to install the deb packages from karmic: http://packages.ubuntu.com/karmic/transmission
[11:08] <ActionParsnip> matu: http://ppa-search.appspot.com ;)
[11:08] <Wawel> Ya Deluge is impressive.
[11:08] <matu> thank you
[11:09] <cyber_666_uk> not in this language
[11:09] <ActionParsnip> matu: here is the key: http://keyserver.ubuntu.com:11371/pks/lookup?op=get&search=0xE9E8FF4F73AB42F2
[11:09] <ActionParsnip> matu: put that text in a file then run: sudo apt-key add <file>
[11:09] <NetEcho> kazzy , it because the client of choice since most people like it
[11:09] <matu> please ActionParsnip could you give me the link providing all of these links
[11:09] <NetEcho> I fell in love with it over every client I've ever used
[11:10] <ActionParsnip> matu: http://ppa-search.appspot.com
[11:10] <kazzy> yeah, I know, most people seem to love it
[11:10] <matu> thank yo
[11:10] <matu> u
[11:10] <ActionParsnip> matu: https://launchpad.net/~anacrolix
[11:11] <daplumpkin> kazzy: the reason i'm not using just the VM is because you can't take full advantage of the ubuntu capabilities with a free V<
[11:11] <daplumpkin> unless you know of one that does
[11:11] <kazzy> ktorrent is pretty darn good, though
[11:11] <daplumpkin> i haven't used a VM in almost a year
[11:12] <ActionParsnip> kazzy: i use transmission as it talks nice withmy g1 phone
[11:12] <NetEcho> kazzy ktorrent isn't bad, still a few things that could stand changing with the layout but under linux thats what I use
[11:12] <kazzy> daplumpkin: well VirtualBox has OpenGL drivers. You can never use the full capabilities of the host though
[11:12] <daplumpkin> i think i was using tuxdistro
[11:13] <NetEcho> VirtualBox sure is handy tho
[11:13] <___> I am using Pidgin and starting just a day ago, I keep getting kicked off of MSN randomly due to a "Write Error." I need some help.
[11:14] <daplumpkin> gotta restart
[11:14] <daplumpkin> be back later, thanks for all the help
[11:15] <___> I am using Pidgin and starting just a day ago, I keep getting kicked off of MSN randomly due to a "Write Error." I need some help.
[11:15] <kazzy> ___: randomly, or invariably?
[11:16] <___> both, it comes at unpredictable times, but quite frequently
[11:16] <___> no longer than 15 minute intervals
[11:17] <nandu> ionut: I am able to listen the sound from you tube. But son't show any simbole on my Desktop. & my mic is not working, how to start the microphone.
[11:17] <kazzy> without network actually cutting out? do you use any other protocols?
[11:17] <___> kazzy, not that I know of, it is just MSN's network
[11:18] <kazzy> do you use any others like XMPP/Yahoo?
[11:18] <Nickorz> Fresh install of Ubuntu latest kernal, updated with auto update. What would a windows user install to make him feel more comfortable in the new OS? And how would he go about finding drivers?
[11:18] <___> kazzy, yes
[11:19] <nandu> ionut: I wnat to use the skype for communicating to other persons but not able because mic is not working, How to enable the mic?
[11:19] <___> kazzy, AIM
[11:19] <EDinNY> Anyone using Evolution for email?
[11:19] <pretender> Can anyone tell me if there is a 64 bit version of xtightvncviewer and citrix client
[11:19] <kazzy> and AIM works fine?
[11:19] <cpt> hi
[11:20] <EDinNY> When I click on a link in an email in Evolution, it jumps to the top of the email and I loose my place.  anyone else see this?
[11:20] <ActionParsnip> Nickorz: most drivers are handled by the kernel or open equivelants
[11:20] <___> kazzy, yes, and my network connection is healthy. It is just MSN that cuts out. I did a little research, oldest ticket for the same problem that I could find was 2006
[11:20] <Nickorz> Except for my graphics one :P
[11:20] <___> kazzy, and their fix didn't help
[11:21] <ActionParsnip> ___: could rename ~/.purple then rerun pidgin
[11:21] <nandu> ionut:how to start the mic.
[11:21] <ActionParsnip> ___: will give you a fresh profile which you can try again with
[11:21] <iDangerMouse> ActionParsnip:  nothing
[11:21] <iDangerMouse> ;(
[11:21] <ActionParsnip> iDangerMouse: try a different usb port?
[11:22] <ActionParsnip> iDangerMouse: does the reader need external power?
[11:22] <ActionParsnip> iDangerMouse: is the reader turned on
[11:22] <iDangerMouse> no
[11:22] <iDangerMouse> ActionParsnip:  internal card reader
[11:22] <ActionParsnip> iDangerMouse: i see
[11:22] <kazzy> yeah, I hate it when bugs get ignored for that long. but hey, I've seen kernel bugs in since 1991 that never got fixed
[11:22] <ActionParsnip> iDangerMouse: and no reference in dmesg?
[11:22] <iDangerMouse> lemme update it
[11:22] <iDangerMouse> nop
[11:23] <ActionParsnip> iDangerMouse: then all i can suggest is bootoptions, maybe acpi is turning it off
[11:23] <ActionParsnip> !bootoptions | iDangerMouse
[11:23] <iDangerMouse> Reading
[11:23] <ActionParsnip> iDangerMouse: try no dma and apic too
[11:23] <ActionParsnip> iDangerMouse: try different combos
[11:23] <webfreakz> Hi! I've got a quick question. A quick question because I currently don't have access to a pc with Ubuntu on it. The question is: why can I only boot into Ubuntu using the recovery mode? The normal mode gives me after the boot-splash an black screen with a blinking cursor in the upperleft corner...?
[11:23] <nandu> in my 9.04 ubuntu want to start the mic. How to start the microphone.?
[11:23] <___> ActionParsnip: which directory is this file in?
[11:23] <iDangerMouse> ok ActionParsnip  i ll see
[11:24] <ActionParsnip> ___: ~/
[11:24] <ActionParsnip> ___: mv ~/.purple ~/.purple_old
[11:25] <___> so in terminal run: "mv ~/.purple ~/.purple_old" then rerun pidgin?
[11:25] <___> ActionParsnip, ^^^^
[11:25] <nandu> hi I am only able to listen the sound & not able to start my microphone. How to start the mic in ubuntu 9.04?
[11:25] <drygrain> festival> (intro)
[11:25] <drygrain> Linux: can't open /dev/dsp
[11:25] <drygrain> Linux: can't open /dev/dsp
[11:25] <drygrain> nil
[11:25] <drygrain> festival>
[11:25] <FloodBot2> drygrain: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:25] <iDangerMouse> Odd ActionParsnip  didnt let me update too
[11:25] <iDangerMouse> partial updates only
[11:25] <drygrain> lp
[11:25] <drygrain> ;[
[11:26] <drygrain> why cant my speech synthesizer open /dev/dsp
[11:26] <ActionParsnip> iDangerMouse: did you md5 test the iso you installed with
[11:26] <buch> Hey anyone who can help me boot windows with grub loader? Here are some info from fdisk http://pastebin.com/m296a6574 - the sda is the windows hdd
[11:26] <K-Zodron> guys, suddenly wlan does not work on my netbook anymore - it doesn't list any wireless connections in the network manager thing, iwconfig does list wlan0 with information, iwlist scan wlan0 returns "Network is down". ifup wlan0 says "ignoring unknown interface wlan0=wlan0" - help, damnit!
[11:26] <ActionParsnip> iDangerMouse: did you verify the cd once booted to?
[11:26] <iDangerMouse> ActionParsnip: Yes sir.
[11:26] <iDangerMouse> The test went well
[11:27] <ActionParsnip> iDangerMouse: good
[11:27] <webfreakz> buch: there are a gazillion GRUB configs examples on the interwebz, try searching for them?
[11:27] <ActionParsnip> iDangerMouse: can you pastebin the output of: lsb_release -a; sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[11:27] <iDangerMouse> ok
[11:27] <penguin_> hi )
[11:28] <iDangerMouse> okay getting 116 new packages and upgrading 400+
[11:28] <iDangerMouse> others
[11:28] <penguin_> people? who have backtrack 4 in use ??
[11:28] <___> ActionParsnip, kazzy, didn't fix it
[11:29] <ActionParsnip> iDangerMouse: just copy / paste the entire output to a pastebin
[11:29] <ActionParsnip> ___: strange, ok you can rename back if you have lost any accounts
[11:29] <iDangerMouse> Okay
[11:30] <fahadsadah> !aptitude | ActionParsnip
[11:30] <fahadsadah> It handles dependencies better than apt-get
[11:31] <ActionParsnip> fahadsadah: ive used apt-get for so long now, its what im most comfortable with
[11:31] <jhattara> what's the easiest way to install a new hard disk drive to a computer with jaunty installed, so that the new hard drive would be mounted to /home ?
[11:31] <___> ActionParsnip, done and done, any ideas? The last ticket on any website based support had the problem placed somewhere between the network communication between ubuntu and MSN's server
[11:31] <ActionParsnip> fahadsadah: i actively uninstall aptitude as well as getdeb and gdebi and all the other useless fluff
[11:31] <fahadsadah> !FSTAB | jhattara
[11:32] <prathap> im unable to play videos in ubuntu
[11:32] <jrib> jhattara: format it, reboot in recovery mode, copy/move files, edit /etc/fstab, reboot
[11:32] <jhattara> should i first format the drive, and move all the files while running a live disk ?
[11:32] <fahadsadah> !dvd | prateek
[11:32] <fuzzybunny> does anyone know of any good sites that have the latest news on cool software releases?
[11:32] <fahadsadah> !dvd | prathap
[11:32] <prathap> if i open the vlc a splash coming and giong
[11:32] <fahadsadah> prateek: Disregard that.
[11:32] <webfreakz> jhattara: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallingANewHardDrive
[11:32] <jhattara> jrib, recovery mode is enough ?
[11:32] <jrib> jhattara: yeah, root uses /root, not /home
[11:32] <b3rz3rk3r> hey all i just installed FF3.5 from CLI and noticed that they are still using the dev codename for it and have installed it alongside FF 3.0. Im using Gnome-Do to launch all my apps and hate the fact that i cant launch 3.5 just using"Fire" as you would expect. Can i remove the original 3.0 Ubuntu build without messing up associations, or teach Gnome-Do to launch "Shiretoko" when typing "fire" ?
[11:33] <prathap> fahadsadah: i think its a driver problem of via chipset
[11:33] <webfreakz> b3rz3rk3r: where does /usr/bin/firefox point to?
[11:33] <jhattara> jrib, what command should i use to move the files ? i've understood that mv might break some symbolic links
[11:33] <ActionParsnip> prathap: if you mean dvd you need libdvdcss2 from medibuntu repo
[11:33] <ActionParsnip> prathap: if you mean video files then install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[11:33] <jrib> jhattara: it won't
[11:34] <prathap> ok
[11:34] <b3rz3rk3r> webfreakz, 3.0 im guessing. So i can just point it to Shiretoko your saying?
[11:34] <new_to_linux> I recently installed Jaunty, and the display is huge (icons, fonts, panels etc) with my highest resolution 1024x768 - is there any way to make the display smaller without changing the resolution?
[11:34] <webfreakz> b3rz3rk3r: i guess so, at least that's what i did when installing FF 3.5 from CLI. after that everything worked fine
[11:34] <phux> new_to_linux,  yes
[11:34] <ActionParsnip> new_to_linux: what is the output of: sudo lshw -C display
[11:34] <jhattara> jrib, what about file owners ?
[11:35] <b3rz3rk3r> webfreakz, there are three entires there: firefox, firefox3.0 and firefox3.5
[11:35] <RZX> hi, i've two computer questions. 1. what program will allow me to easily wipe files on ubuntu? 2. how can i install windows xp hebrew if i've the english license? thanks
[11:35] <jrib> jhattara: mv should not affect permissions/ownership
[11:35] <new_to_linux> ActionParsnip: I have the 82852/855GM Integrated Graphics Device
[11:35] <ActionParsnip> RZX: 2 is answered in ##windows
[11:35] <jhattara> jrib, so first i just format the new hard drive, then i boot in recovery mode, move all the files to the new partition, edit the fstab so that the new hard drive is mounted as /home, reboot, and enjoy my new hard drive ?
[11:35] <ziroday> RZX: 1) take a look at shred 2) ##windows
[11:35] <jrib> jhattara: the issues that you probably heard about are with cp
[11:35] <new_to_linux> phux: can you tell me how?
[11:36] <ActionParsnip> RZX: the files can be deleted using nautilus
[11:36] <webfreakz> b3rz3rk3r: firefox is probably now a symlink (shortcut) to firefox-3.0. Check it out with `file /usr/bin/firefox`. With `sudo ln -s /usr/bin/firefox-3.5 /usr/bin/firefox` (or vice-versa) you can change that.
[11:37] <ActionParsnip> webfreakz: you got it the rigt way round
[11:37] <ActionParsnip> webfreakz: you may want to rm the old first
[11:37] <webfreakz> ok :) i'm always confused with the `ln -s` options
[11:37] <ActionParsnip> webfreakz: firefox is just a symlink to firefox-3.0
[11:37] <jrib> jhattara: yeah, something like: mv /home /home.old && mkdir /home && « mount the drive to /home » && mv /home.old/* /home
[11:37] <ActionParsnip> webfreakz: its ln -s <thing to link to> <link>
[11:38] <lb_> I have^H^Hd a problem with the shell (bash). :( I want to traverse a file in a for loop and execute it for every line. But "for LINE in $(cat $FILE);do foo;done" treats every `word' separated by any whitespace as one iteration - and I've found my answer! The variable $IFS holds the field separator. :)
[11:38] <unop> jrib, that won't grab dotfiles though.
[11:38] <jrib> unop: unlikely to be any in /home
[11:38] <jhattara> b3rz3rk3r, one thing you should also change in Shiretoko is to set it identify itself as Firefox, go to about:config with it, search for a string like Shiretoko/3.5.2 and change it to read Firefox/3.5.2
[11:38] <new_to_linux> phux: ?
[11:38] <jrib> unop: but you are right
[11:38] <new_to_linux> ActionParsnip: ?
[11:38] <rakudave> b3rz3rk3r: you could also just edit the menu entry for shiretoko. Right-click on "applications" and select "edit menu"
[11:38] <b3rz3rk3r> webfreakz, think iv found a way. If i edit /usr/bin/firefox with gedit and change the libdir to 3.52 rather than 3.01
[11:38] <unop> lb_,  cat file | while read line; do echo "$line"; done
[11:39] <unop> lb_,  or even better.  while read line; do echo "$line"; done < file
[11:39] <webfreakz> lb_: how does that work with the var $IFS? I still haven't figured it out yet, though I had problems with it just like you
[11:39] <ActionParsnip> new_to_linux: are you surfe you can't go higher than 1024x768?
[11:39] <b3rz3rk3r> webfreakz, that will launch it too right?
[11:39] <ActionParsnip> new_to_linux: you cna change you icon size to be smaller
[11:42] <webfreak1> b3rz3rk3r: had connection troubles. Is it solved yet?
[11:43] <lime_> hello everyone, exist a graphical gui to set the automount on fat32 sda drive???
[11:44] <lime_> i tried to search but with no results
[11:44] <webfreak1> lime_: doesn't `apt-cache search mount gtk` return anything ?
[11:44] <lb_> unop, thanks!
[11:44] <jhattara> b3rz3rk3r, /usr/bin/firefox is just a symbolic link to /usr/bin/firefox-3.0
[11:45] <fahadsadah> Hell, THAT'S a netsplit.
[11:45] <lb_> webfreak1: I only found it in a tutorial elswhere yet, still have to try if it works :)
[11:45] <webfreak1> :D
[11:45] <lime_> no nothing
[11:46] <prathap> lol floodbots are flooding
[11:46] <lime_> i tried with fstab but nothing to do
[11:46] <new_to_linux> ActionParsnip: got dc. any advice?
[11:46] <lime_> now searching for some gui to resolve the problem
[11:46] <b3rz3rk3r> webfreakz, "sudo ln -s /usr/bin/firefox-3.5 /usr/bin/firefox" just gives the output that the link exists, rather than overwriting.
[11:46] <new_to_linux> ActionParsnip: got dc. any advice?
[11:46] <b3rz3rk3r> webfreakz, so should i delete it and then run that, or is there something else that i need to do rather?
[11:47] <b3rz3rk3r> heh, that was cool
[11:47] <webfreakz> b3rz3rk3r: you could do " sudo rm /usr/bin/firefox && sudo ln -s /usr/bin/firefox-3.5 /usr/bin/firefox "
[11:48] <b3rz3rk3r> webfreakz, which would remove the link and then create it again as 3.5?
[11:48] <webfreakz> yep
[11:48] <b3rz3rk3r> k
[11:48] <b3rz3rk3r> thx
[11:48] <b3rz3rk3r> il try that
[11:48] <b3rz3rk3r> :)
[11:48] <noobez> hi guys i cant create a folder in a hd if i check permissions it says "Permissions of "disk" cannot be determined"
[11:48] <webfreakz> it worked for me :)
[11:49] <webfreakz> b3rz3rk3r: if that doesn't change the 'Shiretoko' into Firefox, check your channel log here because an other user pointed out some "About:config" setting for that!
[11:49] <unop> !fsck | noobez
[11:50] <matu> do we need to use iptable to configure the ubuntu firewall ?
[11:50] <ActionParsnip1> noobez: you need to mount it user writable.
[11:50] <matu> s
[11:50] <ActionParsnip1> !firewall| matu
[11:50] <webfreakz> I've got a question myself: why can I only boot into Ubuntu using the recovery mode? The normal mode gives me after the boot-splash an black screen with a blinking cursor in the upperleft corner...?
[11:50] <noobez> ActionParsnip1: i clicked on "Places" and then just clicked on the hd, ive done the same for the other ones and it just mounted them and i do can create folders in them
[11:51] <ActionParsnip1> noobez: can you pastebin the output of: mount
[11:51] <testtickles> AcrtionParsnip1: hey man, dont know if you remember me but it's "Win". I'm in ubuntu live CD..Tried the links...not really working. I dont know where my boot partition is.
[11:51] <jhattara> webfreakz, some websites (e.g. Facebook) check for your user agent quite dilligently and Shiretoko isn't recognized as Firefox by at least FB
[11:52] <ActionParsnip1> jhattara: you can edit it in about:config or install a agent switcher
[11:52] <pshr> FB ?
[11:52] <fahadsadah> FuckBook
[11:52] <ActionParsnip1> facebook
[11:52] <noobez> ActionParsnip1: http://paste.ubuntu.com/264897/
[11:52] <new_to_linux> ActionParsnip: ?
[11:53] <ActionParsnip1> noobez: ok what mount point are you accesing?
[11:53] <ActionParsnip1> new_to_linux: sup
[11:53] <jhattara> ActionParsnip1, i know, i've done that myself, search about:config for Shiretoko and change every instance to Firefox
[11:53] <new_to_linux> ActionParsnip1: any suggestions for making the display smaller?
[11:53] <prathap> still same problem
[11:53] <ActionParsnip1> jhattara: i just use an agent switcher, i can switch when sites dont like firefox
[11:53] <prathap> its coming and going
[11:54] <prathap> i tried every player
[11:54] <noobez> ./media/disk whom name is supposed to be "Archive" since i changed it yesterday with e2label indeed if i open gparted thatz how its named
[11:54] <prathap> same thing
[11:54] <ActionParsnip1> new_to_linux: http://webupd8.blogspot.com/2009/05/reverting-xorg-video-intel-driver-of.html
[11:54] <noobez> ActionParsnip1: /media/disk whom name is supposed to be "Archive" since i changed it yesterday with e2label indeed if i open gparted thatz how its named
[11:55] <prathap> ActionParsnip1: how to see that video drivers are installed or not?
[11:55] <b3rz3rk3r> webfreakz, thanks! perfect :)
[11:55] <webfreakz> jhattara: are/were you using firefox-3.5 from Ubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty) or from Ubuntu 9.10 (Karmic) for that?
[11:55] <webfreakz> b3rz3rk3r: :)
[11:56] <ActionParsnip1> noobez: try: sudo umount /media/disk; sudo mkdir /media/disk; sudo mount /dev/sdd1 /media/disk -t ext3 -o rw,user,uid=1000
[11:56] <ActionParsnip1> prathap: sudo lshw -C display should say what driver is being used
[11:56] <noobez> brb
[11:57] <GrandCouillon> hello, did anyone test sound over hdmi/Intel video card on karmic ?
[11:58] <wild_oscar> hi! is there a problem with Pidgin in Jaunty and Google talk: I can't seem to connect
[11:58] <testtickles> ActionParsnip1: ur pretty busy..got place to help out one more? lol
[11:58] <ActionParsnip1> testtickles: ask the channel
[11:59] <prathap> ActionParsnip1: its saying display unclaimed
[11:59] <jhattara> webfreakz, Jaunty
[11:59] <trothigar> wild_oscar, gtalk working fine for me
[11:59] <testtickles> well I wanna know where GRUB is supposed to be installed...so I can boot into my ubuntu ...I have pastebin
[11:59] <trothigar> testtickles, link please
[11:59] <testtickles> http://pastebin.com/d5b3947ba
[12:00] <webfreakz> jhattara: maybe the jaunty/karmic packages for ff-3.5 are different, and therefor i didn't see any Shiretoko?
[12:00] <ActionParsnip1> testtickles: looks like /dev/sdc
[12:00] <matu> i have this rule in my firewall : 6890/tcp                   ALLOW   Anywhere
[12:00] <matu>  but transmission is still saying me "port is closed"
[12:00] <matu> can you help me to set up this f...irewall please ?
[12:01] <testtickles> ActionParsnip1: would that be sdc1, 2 or 3?
[12:01] <jhattara> webfreakz, afaik Karmic has correct branding for FF3.5
[12:01] <jhattara> webfreakz, Jaunty still uses Shiretoko as the name of FF3.5
[12:01] <matu> the same rule worked in mandriva...
[12:01] <webfreakz> right, ok :)
[12:01] <trothigar> testtickles, none of them
[12:01] <testtickles> ActionParsnip: i tried 3, but nothing happens..win 7 bootloader shows up
[12:01] <trothigar> testtickles, /dev/sdc
[12:02] <ActionParsnip1> testtickles: grub is installed to the boot sector of /dev/sdc which is the drive, the config will be stored on /dev/sdc3 from that look
[12:03] <ActionParsnip1> !grub | testtickles
[12:04] <trothigar> ActionParsnip1, isn't it nice to hear yourself breathe :P
[12:04] <iDangerMouse> ActionParsnip1: so far the updates are installing :)
[12:04] <prathap> !video
[12:05] <testtickles> so i gotta .....mkdir /media/root, mount /dev/sdc3 /media/root, mount /dev/sdc /media/root/boot, sudo grub-install --root-directory=/media/root /dev/sdc .
[12:05] <ActionParsnip1> trothigar: ?
[12:05] <ActionParsnip1> iDangerMouse: good lad
[12:06] <StrangePaint> Hello, friends.
[12:06] <StrangePaint> I recently installed ubuntu.
[12:06] <StrangePaint> And I <3 it.
[12:06] <trothigar> ActionParsnip1, it's an english saying suggesting quiet.
[12:07] <prathap> ActionParsnip1: installed restricted pacakges
[12:07] <prathap> nothing changed much
[12:07] <ActionParsnip1> trothigar: i'm british english :D
[12:08] <trothigar> ActionParsnip1, me to :)
[12:08] <trothigar> ActionParsnip1, *too
[12:08] <ActionParsnip1> prathap: new xorg is nice :)
[12:08] <ActionParsnip1> trothigar: Leeds, W Yorks
[12:08] <testtickles> when I tried installing grub, i got "grub-probe: error: Cannot open `/boot/grub/device.map'"
[12:08] <prathap> oh k
[12:08] <trothigar> ActionParsnip1, North Norfolk, but I sense this is off-topic ;)
[12:10] <testtickles> anyone know why i got that error?
[12:10] <bigmack83> in 9.04 my sound works. But when trying to play music in Amarok I get no sound whatsoever. If i go to settings and select the main sound card and test it I hear the test sound. But no Music can be heard. any one know how I can try and get sound working in amarok?
[12:10] <administrator_> when i talk on skype its say problem with audio palyback (ubuntu 9)
[12:10] <And> hello
[12:10] <noobez> ActionParsnip1: yesterday i unfortunately changed superblocks and label on the wrong disk instead of doing it on the other ext3 one, plus i have 2 ntfs hds, how do i perform a fsck on my fs hd and the other ext3 as well at next boot?
[12:11] <ActionParsnip1> bigmack83: do you have mp3 codecs installed?
[12:11] <administrator_> normally audio and vedio play nicely
[12:11] <ActionParsnip1> !fsck | noobez
[12:11] <root> hi
[12:12] <noobez> ActionParsnip1:  yeah i read this before when u posted it what im asking u is: will it perform it on both my ext3 partitions? or just on the one with the os? plus will it not perform it on the ntfs ones? thanks
[12:12] <administrator_> when i call on skype its says problem with audio playback (ubuntu 9)
[12:12] <mrwes> bigmack83, have you checked the volume settings for PCM?
[12:12] <ActionParsnip1> noobez: i think it just does al ext2 and 3 partitions
[12:13] <administrator_> anybody know why ?
[12:13] <noobez> ActionParsnip1: ok cool
[12:13] <SinofEnvy> Hi guys, I tried making a portable pendrive version of Ubuntu 9.04 from Windows using this U904.bat tool (following this semi-tutorial on pendrivelinux.com), I get it to boot but I end up with a shell saying (initramfs), it won't load anything really
[12:14] <SinofEnvy> It gives some errors, saying ata1 and 2 softreset failed, then proceeds to go to this loading screen, then gives a fatal error where it cannot load modules.dep
[12:14] <prathap> How to update to new xorg?
[12:14] <bigmack83> ActionParsnip1 administrator_ , i have gstreamer extra plugins, ubuntu restriced extra apps, which from when i had 8.10 is all I hd installed and was able to listen to mp3's
[12:14] <ActionParsnip1> SinofEnvy: did you md5 test the ISO you used?
[12:14] <SinofEnvy> yes
[12:14] <prathap> im using ubuntu 8.4
[12:14] <noobez> ActionParsnip1: and the FS check only checks it doesnt change anything right? of course just in case something's corrupted it hopefully restores it, but it won't "ruin" anything right? :D im so afraid since yesterday ive done a big mess eheh
[12:14] <prathap> upgrade *
[12:15] <mrwes> bigmack83, right click on the volume control in the notification area and choose 'open volume contro' check the levels across the board to ensure nothing is mutes
[12:15] <ActionParsnip1> noobez: if you boot to recovery root mode you can use more advanced fsck options
[12:15] <mrwes> muted*
[12:15] <ActionParsnip1> SinofEnvy: then try some boot options
[12:15] <SinofEnvy> like?
[12:15] <SinofEnvy> I'd have no clue which ones
[12:15] <ActionParsnip1> !bootoption | SinofEnvy
[12:15] <bigmack83> mrwes, nope theyre all up and not muted.
[12:15] <SinofEnvy> !bootoption
[12:15] <SinofEnvy> Not coming through. or huge delay
[12:15] <SinofEnvy> :p
[12:15] <noobez> ActionParsnip1: how do i do that?
[12:15] <koshie_> Hi everybody
[12:16] <ActionParsnip1> SinofEnvy: click the link ubottu told you, you dont have to rerun the same factoid, thats just a waste of time
[12:16] <SinofEnvy> heh okay.
[12:16] <matu> please can you help me with my firewall ?
[12:16] <testtickles> Can someone please tell me why I am getting this error? http://pastebin.com/d7fbf2873
[12:16] <ActionParsnip1> noobez: esc at boot, boot to recovery mode then select root
[12:16] <SinofEnvy> Didn't see the link
[12:16] <koshie_> matu: don't ask to ask, just ask ^^
[12:16] <matu> transmission is always saying "port closed"
[12:16] <noobez> ok
[12:16] <noobez> thanks
[12:16] <matu> but i did open the port using ufw...
[12:16] <matu> i set up 6890/tcp to open...
[12:17] <ActionParsnip1> matu: make sure you tell the app to always use the same port
[12:17] <matu> i did set 6890 in transmission
[12:18] <bigmack83> I am also able to play mp3's in vlc player if that makes a difference
[12:18] <mrwes> matu, and you checked use UnPnP?
[12:18] <mrwes> er uPnP
[12:18] <matu> i just set up tcp cause only tcp was used using mandriva...
[12:19] <administrator_> audio playback problem / help
[12:20] <administrator_> when i make a call on skype its says audio playback problem ubuntu 9
[12:20] <ActionParsnip1> administrator_: check audio settings for the client as well as the OS
[12:20] <Guest35057> people, who use backtrack ??
[12:21] <administrator_> its mean volum controler
[12:23] <bigmack83> anyone have an idea why amarok wouldnt be able to play music when sound aotherwise works with no problem. I can play mp3's in vlc player and i have the ubuntu restricted packages installed
[12:23] <ace__> reinstall amarok
[12:24] <administrator_> in volume controller every thing ok is there any additonal configuration
[12:24] <ActionParsnip1> bigmack83: try: cd ~/.kde; find -name "amaro*"
[12:24] <ActionParsnip1> bigmack83: then rename all it finds
[12:24] <ActionParsnip1> bigmack83: close amarok first, rename the stuff, then rerun amarok
[12:24] <ActionParsnip1> bigmack83: you'll have to reconfigure it but it may give you sound
[12:25] <administrator_> how to configure audio playback to enable make calls on skype
[12:25] <bigmack83> ActionParsnip1, ok, what to i rename them to? 6 files came up
[12:25] <administrator_> ubuntu 9
[12:25] <StupidWeasel> Humm has anyone heard of a power adaptor causing laptop touchpad / mouse cursor to shake? I've just replaced my faulty laptop power brick and the mouse seems to judder.
[12:25] <StupidWeasel> Removing the power cable stops the juddering.
[12:26] <ActionParsnip1> bigmack83: something different, try appending _old to each thing
[12:27] <bigmack83> ActionParsnip1, ooh hah, ok i see what your meaning. i'll try
[12:27] <ActionParsnip1> bigmack83: when someone says "rename x" just give it a different name
[12:27] <administrator_> dont u know how to configure audio to make calls on skype in ;ubuntu 9
[12:27] <aaron11> helo ubuntu users can you please check this request and see if it is useful http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/21299/
[12:28] <administrator_> aaronll do u know how to do it
[12:29] <aaron11> admin no
[12:29] <drygrain> grrrrrrrrrr
[12:29] <drygrain> xmms wont play a file
[12:29] <administrator_> Is there any ubuntu wizard
[12:29] <aaron11> !flood | drygrain
[12:30] <drygrain> lovely
[12:30] <Wizzup> administrator_: There are lots in here
[12:30] <administrator_> floodbot2 do u know how to configure audio play back
[12:30] <administrator_> but no one help me
[12:30] <aaron11> admin hes a bot
[12:30] <administrator_> Wizzup do u know how to configure audio playback to make calls on skype
[12:31] <grawity> aaron11: #ubuntu bots passing the Turing test? :P
[12:31] <aaron11> administrator did you think it was useful
[12:31] <rohdef> what do I do if wpa_supplicant keeps timing out?
[12:31] <GhostWolfy> hi all. i got a problem, my keypad on my keyboard isn't working once i login and i do have numlocks on it won't type numbers can anyone help me?
[12:31] <grawity> administrator_: If no one helps you, it means nobody knows how to help you.
[12:31] <aaron11> grawity whats a turing test
[12:31] <Wizzup> administrator_: Google probably does?
[12:32] <Wizzup> Did you read https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Skype ?
[12:32] <administrator_> is simple, when i make a call on skype in ubuntu 9 its says problem with audio playback so how to configure it
[12:33] <administrator_> its seems x chat going to be useless
[12:33] <Wizzup> Did you read the entire page...?
[12:34] <aaron11> grawity whats a turing test
[12:34] <fahadsadah> Distinguishing between bots and humans
[12:34] <GhostWolfy> ok well people disregard my first problem is there someone who can help me to setup networking on ubuntu?
[12:34] <Halitech> aaron11, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turing_test
[12:34] <IdleOne> aaron11: ubuntu support discussion only in this channel please
[12:34] <ActionParsnip1> GhostWolfy: use nm-applet
[12:35] <bigmack83> ActionParsnip1, no dice
[12:35] <Halitech> GhostWolfy, if you hit the numlock key twice, does it work?
[12:35] <GhostWolfy> ActionParsnip1, how do i do that??
[12:35] <pshr> GhostWolfy, select appropriate connection in nm-applet
[12:35] <pshr> and proceed
[12:35] <ActionParsnip1> GhostWolfy: use the app to set the network settings you wish
[12:35] <aaron11> do we get banned
[12:35] <GhostWolfy> Halitech, no i got it fixed im on a different issue now
[12:35] <pshr> hell yeah aaron11
[12:35] <IdleOne> aaron11: only if you don't follow the rules
[12:35] <ActionParsnip1> bigmack83: bah
[12:35] <GhostWolfy> ActionParsnip1, ok but is the app part of ubuntu or do i need to install??
[12:35] <ActionParsnip1> bigmack83: could ask in #kubuntu
[12:35] <Halitech> GhostWolfy, ok, didn't see that you had fixed it
[12:35] <bigmack83> ActionParsnip1, i will try purging and reinstalling amarok. maybe that will help
[12:36] <ActionParsnip1> GhostWolfy: its part of a standard install
[12:36] <ActionParsnip1> bigmack83: good call
[12:36] <pshr> GhostWolfy, see the network icon in the top right of your ubuntu
[12:36] <GhostWolfy> Halitech, well it was like 3 minutes when no one answered me
[12:36] <bigmack83> ActionParsnip1, ah ok, will try there. thanks
[12:36] <pshr> thats the nm-applet right ActionParsnip1
[12:36] <aaron11> FloodBot2 i never did anyrhing to you please dont ban me
[12:36] <Halitech> GhostWolfy, are you just trying to get the system online or setup file sharing with another system?
[12:36] <GhostWolfy> pshr you mean the two window type screens next to the audio icon?
[12:36] <ActionParsnip1> pshr: should be
[12:36] <pshr> yup
[12:36] <Halitech> GhostWolfy, sometimes it takes more then a few minutes to get an answer
[12:36] <GhostWolfy> Halitech, im wanting to share files between my nix computer and my windows computer
[12:37] <ActionParsnip1> !info nm-applet
[12:37] <ActionParsnip1> !network
[12:37] <GhostWolfy> Halitech, well i've seen that people don't answer period
[12:37] <Halitech> !samba | GhostWolfy
[12:37] <GhostWolfy> ActionParsnip1, im not using a wireless connection
[12:37] <IdleOne> ActionParsnip1: networkmanager-applet IIRC
[12:37] <Halitech> GhostWolfy, if no one here knows the answer then they won't answer
[12:37] <aaron11> ubottu !supper key
[12:38] <ActionParsnip1> GhostWolfy: its a connection device like any other
[12:38] <ActionParsnip1> IdleOne: sounds right
[12:38] <grawity> aaron11: 'Super' is the key with Windows logo on it (or Tux logo, if you're that much of a geek)
[12:38] <ActionParsnip1> IdleOne: i use the interfaces file, much easier
[12:39] <GhostWolfy> well Halitech in a help room full of people helping users with ubuntu and ignoring someone i think is a bit rude in my book i like to know if someone can or can't help me i come here before i google
[12:39] <aaron11> ubottu supper key is supper key is known as home key in windows
[12:39] <grawity> aaron11: no, it isn't. The Home and Windows keys are totally separate
[12:39] <grawity> aaron11: And ubottu is a bot.
[12:39] <IdleOne> aaron11: #ubuntu-bots if you want to teach the bot something
[12:40] <IdleOne> aaron11: bot=robot. not alive, only knows what we teach it, can not have a discussion with you although many have tried
[12:40] <GhostWolfy> ActionParsnip1, im sorry if im not paying attention since im getting help from 3 different people who are telling me different things
[12:40] <Halitech> GhostWolfy, I can see your point but what would be the point in having over 1000 people tell you they don't know the answer to your question other then creating alot of traffic in the room?
[12:40] <GhostWolfy> Halitech, easier than people keep asking can someone help me multpiple times and getting ticked cause no one is answering them
[12:41] <Halitech> GhostWolfy, thats when you'll end up with someone telling them to be patient
[12:41] <GhostWolfy> if im here over 10 mins and no one has helped then its more than being patient..
[12:41] <GhostWolfy> but thats just my opinion..
[12:42] <GhostWolfy> now back to my other issue
[12:42] <IdleOne> GhostWolfy: if I had to type out I can't help to every question I didn't know the answer to I might as well shut down my computer
[12:42] <Halitech> GhostWolfy, if no one has helped in 10 minutes then no one has an answer for you
[12:42] <uni4dfx> ActionParsnip1, hi there again, we spoke yesterday... since then i've done a documented comparison of browser performance (linux vs win).. please look at the results if you will: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7895929
[12:42] <koshie_> Halitech: +1
[12:42] <koshie_> GhostWolfy: try to the forum
[12:42] <root__> hello
[12:43] <koshie_> GhostWolfy: what is your question ?
[12:43] <GhostWolfy> ok enough of this problem cause its not helping me with what i need help with
[12:43] <GhostWolfy> ActionParsnip1, can i pm you??
[12:43] <IdleOne> GhostWolfy: also you have to remember this is a volunteer help forum. people do what they can when they can. try to keep that in mind please :)
[12:43] <DDT> Hi. I am just installing xubuntu. I want make partitions manually. What kind and how many partitions I need? one ext3 and one swap? Thx
[12:43] <Halitech> GhostWolfy, did you read the info about samba?
[12:43] <koshie_> DDT: Hi
[12:44] <DDT> hi koshie_
[12:44] <GhostWolfy> Halitech, no cause someone told me that its hard to work or use sorry
[12:44] <root__> people, who have linux backtrack 4???
[12:44] <Halitech> GhostWolfy, if you are using windows and linux, its about the only way to work
[12:44] <koshie_> 10 GB for /, 2x your ram (but more 2GB it's not useful)
[12:44] <GhostWolfy> IdleOne, i understand but if someone can acknowledge it be better than ignoring
[12:44] <IdleOne> GhostWolfy: if a tree falls in a forrest and no one is at the computer to write a script about it/
[12:45] <DDT> koshie_: I have 2 GB ram - but I want run virtual machines on it also.
[12:45] <koshie_> DDT: How much GB do you have on your hard drive DDT ?
[12:45] <root__> I need help
[12:45] <DDT> 160 GB
[12:45] <koshie_> DDT: So... 4GB? You can make 16GO if you want to, but it's not usefull
[12:45] <koshie_> DDT: so, i think
[12:45] <Dr_Willis> too many time if i even comment on a question someone asks.. that person thinks im their 'personal answer source' then they start msging me and  so forth... :P
[12:45] <koshie_> You gonna remove your system in a very long time ?
[12:45] <GuidMorrow> is there a program for Ubuntu that records video from your VHS tapes to DVD?
[12:45] <Dr_Willis> root__:  backtrack has its own support channel.  We dont support 'backtrack' here.
[12:46] <zorael> Can't eclipse be installed without installing OpenJDK? I have Sun's Java installed, and openjdk-6-jre is listed as a dependency for eclipse o.0
[12:46] <DDT> koshie_: so about 2GB swap is good for me?
[12:46] <ActionParsnip1> DDT: if you have enouh ram to run your desired apps you dont need any. 2Gb should be plenty for anyone
[12:46] <koshie_> DDT: You have a lot of GB, so you can make a slice of... 4, or more
[12:46] <IdleOne> DDT: 1.5-2 is good
[12:46] <koshie_> But 2GO it'es good :)
[12:46] <koshie_> GB*
 do you know addres this chanell ??
[12:47] <koshie_> But 2GB it's good*
[12:47] <tvkid> hi, I want to do a dist-upgrade, is there anyway that I can 'checkpoint' the system to easily roll it back in case I run into problems?
[12:47] <koshie_> root__: #backtrack ?
[12:47] <IdleOne> root__: #backtrack
[12:47] <koshie_> ^^
[12:47] <IdleOne> Dr_Willis: may I message you just a momment?
[12:47] <DDT> ok, thx people.
[12:47] <Dr_Willis> IdleOne:  if ya want to. :) since you are my special friend.
[12:47] <root__> ok? senq
[12:47] <aaron11> FloodBot2 helo helo testing testing
[12:47] <koshie_> tvkid: you can copy your /home i think, on a external hard drive
[12:47] <grawity> root__: Actually, backtrack's channel is #remote-exploit
[12:47] <Dr_Willis> root__:  try reading the backtrack web site/wiki pages...
[12:47] <koshie_> aaron11: you can go to #test
[12:48] <koshie_> DDT: any other question? :)
[12:48] <Dr_Willis> root__:  if you are planing on using backtrack you should get in the habbit of reading their docs/faq/guides.
[12:48] <DDT> koshie_: yes :D
[12:48] <koshie_> :)
[12:48] <IdleOne> aaron11: #ubuntu-bots to play/test the bots please
[12:48] <DDT> koshie_: what kind file system I should make? ext2,3 or4 ? thx
[12:48] <koshie_> I hate ext4
[12:48] <koshie_> Lot of prob' with it
[12:49] <koshie_> Ext2 it's not good for a system's slice
[12:49] <koshie_> Ext3 so :)
[12:49] <DDT> koshie_: I need something I can backup.
[12:49] <guntbert> !enter | koshie_
[12:49] <koshie_> guntbert: sorry :)
[12:49] <DDT> koshie_: I had sysrescue cd once - and It maked backup my old linux. But it was several years ago.
[12:49] <tvkid> koshie_: hmm but then I still have to reconfigure the rest of the system from the scratch right?
[12:50] <koshie_> I don't know tvkid, i've never copy my system... I'm a geek, so it's the one chance to live dangerously :x
[12:51] <koshie_> DDT: For rescue my data, I copy it on an external hard drive
[12:51] <tvkid> koshie_: yeah but it's a running server :)
[12:51] <koshie_> tvkid: ahah :)
[12:51] <koshie_> I can't help you, sorry
[12:51] <tvkid> thanks anyway
[12:51] <koshie_> tvkid: oh
[12:51] <koshie_> rsync tvkid ?
[12:52] <DDT> koshie_: ok, thx I will figure it out.
[12:52] <koshie_> DDT: good luck
[12:52] <Halitech> DDT, use ext3 and look at remastersys
[12:52] <DDT> thx kosie_ and Halitech
[12:52] <koshie_> But DDT, all times I've use ext4, I've lose my system !
[12:52] <koshie_> With ext3 any problem
[12:52] <tvkid> koshie_ :hmm you mean rsync of the total harddrive?
[12:52] <DDT> ok, I will use ext3
[12:52] <koshie_> tvkid: i don't know
[12:53] <rohdef> how do I connect to an unsecure wifi from the console?
[12:53] <koshie_> DDT: but if you want a /boot, I believe ext2 is good.
[12:53] <psycho_oreos> rohdef, http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-troubleshoot-wireless-network-connection-in-ubuntu.html
[12:53] <Halitech> DDT, use remastersys to back your base install and then configure rsync to copy day to day data to a seperate drive
[12:54] <rohdef> psycho_oreos, thanks
[12:54] <psycho_oreos> rohdef, nw
[12:55] <koshie_> Does there exist a channel for offtopic :) ?
[12:55] <IdleOne> !ot
[12:55] <DDT> Halitech - ok, I will check remastersys, thx
[12:55] <AceKing> I have 2 machines running Ubuntu 9.04 and have a printer hooked up to one of them. I setup the printer to share on the machine it is hooked to. How do I find the printer from other machine?
[12:55] <koshie_> Like in france ô/
[12:55] <koshie_> Thx
[12:56] <Halitech> AceKing, if you open CUPS on the machine you want to install the printer on it should be able to find the printer thats shared
[12:56] <Dr_Willis> AceKing:  run the printer config tool it should find the other one, my ubuntu boxs sort of set the printers up automatically for me that way
[12:56] <Amnesia> hi, is there anyone over here that has any knowledge of servers?
[12:56] <Dr_Willis> cups is smart abotu that.
[12:56] <Halitech> AceKing, http://localhost:631
[12:56] <phux> Amnesia, yes?
[12:56] <koshie_> Amnesia: don't ask to ask, just ask
[12:56] <koshie_> :)
[12:56] <Dr_Willis> Amnesia:  you mught want to clarify/detail that a bit more
[12:56] <Amnesia> yeah its a theoretical question:p
[12:57] <AceKing> Thanks all, I'll give it a shot
[12:57] <phux> Go ahead
[12:57] <Amnesia> what in case you have a server with 2 nics
[12:57] <Amnesia> eth0 gets an ip from the dhcp server from the dhcp
[12:57] <Amnesia> and eth1 is going to be used for the dhcp server
[12:58] <Amnesia> how would I be able to get the clients connected to my dhcp server, to get the possibility to browse the net
[12:58] <Amnesia> so with other words how do I connect a dhcp server to the net and share an internet connection?
[12:58] <Halitech> !ics | Amnesia
[12:59] <Amnesia> I'd need the server to act as a gateway right?
[12:59] <phux> Yes
[12:59] <Amnesia> but how's this done @ linux?
[13:00] <phux> Want a tutorial?
[13:00] <Amnesia> mm sure if it'd be possible
[13:00] <phux> Linux DHCP Server Configuration:
[13:00] <phux> http://www.yolinux.com/TUTORIALS/DHCP-Server.html
[13:00] <Amnesia> I've got dhcp working already
[13:01] <Amnesia> though its only local
[13:01] <phux> http://www.howtoforge.com/ubuntu6.10_firewall_gateway
[13:01] <phux> even better
[13:01] <phux> allthough 6.10
[13:01] <FloodBot2> phux: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:01] <Amnesia> I'm working virtually since I havent got a physical server
[13:01] <Amnesia> so I've got to vms
[13:01] <geoff_> hello - I have just installed 8.10 Intrepid
[13:01] <Amnesia> the server has one nic which runs dhcp, and the other is connected to my nat
[13:02] <aethelrick> hi geoff_
[13:03] <geoff_> I am having a major problem with the monitor which is not syncing at all.
[13:03] <AceKing> Halitech: Dr_Willis: Thank you, worked like a charm!
[13:03] <logok> we
[13:03] <Dr_Willis> AceKing:  err.. what did? :)
[13:03] <logok> hai\
[13:03] <AceKing> Dr_willis: Printer setup
[13:03] <geoff_> I clearly need to change the settings in system preferences for the screen resolution.
[13:03] <Amnesia> phux: any possibility that that'll work?
[13:04] <geoff_> The keyboard is functional.  When the system starts to boot the display is perfect.  After login the problems start.
[13:06] <geoff_> My question is this: using only the keyboard how do I change the system preferences to get a stable monitor?
[13:06] <cyber_666_uk> anyone know if sqlite has a GUI for ubuntu?
[13:08] <koshie_> I think I've find cyber_666_uk
[13:08] <koshie_> http://rsqlitegui.rubyforge.org/
[13:08] <koshie_> Two second on the web ^^
[13:08] <aethelrick> http://sqlitebrowser.sourceforge.net/
[13:09] <cyber_666_uk> so silly of me - thx
[13:09] <koshie_> cyber_666_uk: ^^
[13:09] <koshie_> I'm like you
[13:09] <koshie_> lazy ô/
[13:11] <Amnesia> aethelrick: sorry I didnt notice your pm
[13:12] <cyber_666_uk> ah i did a apt-get for sqlite but i see on synaptic there is a sqlite3 - they coulda said... lol
[13:13] <koshie_> cyber_666_uk: what is the problem ?
[13:13] <Curly_Q> Geoff try looking at this website for some insight:      http://books.google.com/books?id=siVu0MpDjHcC&pg=PA173&lpg=PA173&dq=video+settings+by+keyboard&source=bl&ots=P7O3g9JhBg&sig=fQSxdweKhCj2CvNRSFCFomIDCKQ&hl=en&ei=AAShSrvxFsLJlAe7mMWHDQ&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=10#v=onepage&q=video%20settings%20by%20keyboard&f=false
[13:14] <koshie_> The release of the package ?
[13:14] <cyber_666_uk> no problem :)
[13:14] <koshie_> Oh okay :)
[13:14] <koshie_> (I'm not english, some times I don't understand everything ^^)
[13:14] <cyber_666_uk> just i cant tell the latest version without looking online is all - but im still chuffed
[13:14] <cyber_666_uk> thats ok koshie - sometimes i dont explain everything :)
[13:15] <koshie_> But you speak english :D !
[13:15] <koshie_> And me just at school.
[13:15] <Al2> what program would by the best to run my technika webcam?
[13:15] <koshie_> Al2: cheese on GNOME.
[13:15] <koshie_> I think
[13:15] <Al2> do u think?
[13:15] <koshie_> i like this software
[13:15] <koshie_> try it !
[13:16] <koshie_> It's for what ? Picture and video ?
[13:16] <SinofEnvy> Question, why does service --status-all | grep "boot" still put out the entire list of services? I've got little experience with ubuntu but I thought I should be able to do it like this :p
[13:17] <grawity> SinofEnvy: Try using service --status-all 2>&1 | grep "boot"
[13:17] <etbl> how can i see the contents of a deb file from the commandline?
[13:17] <koshie_> show ?
[13:17] <SnowyCheetah750> i have ubuntu 9.04 installed. i want to install Windows to another hard drive in the computer. can i do that without overwriting ubuntu, and getting it to ask me which OS to boot into every time i start the computer?
[13:17] <SinofEnvy> why 2>&1?
[13:17] <Curly_Q> Because you did a grep all. just try the service -status
[13:17] <dz-attacker> boot
[13:17] <Al2>  koshie_:  i try. thanks
[13:17] <SinofEnvy> what does that do
[13:17] <cyber_666_uk> maybe a silly question (but..) is there a way to enable CTRL + C & CTRL + V inside the termial window? thx
[13:17] <grawity> SinofEnvy: All Unix programs have at least three "streams": stdin - input (your keyboard), stdout - output, and stderr - output but for errors.
[13:17] <b3rz3rk3r> cyber_666_uk, just use: Crtl+Shift+ V
[13:17] <dz-attacker> hi every body
[13:17] <Curly_Q> All means everything.
[13:18] <cyber_666_uk> oh
[13:18] <cyber_666_uk> lol
[13:18] <Dr_Willis> that service command is a little odd.....
[13:18] <^mNotIntelligent> etbl, dpkg -L <deb filename>
[13:18] <b3rz3rk3r> cyber_666_uk, np ;p
[13:18] <^mNotIntelligent> !hi | dz-attacker
[13:18] <grawity> SinofEnvy: Usually, error messages are written to stderr, so they're displayed even if stdout is redirected somewhere (in your example, stdout is sent to grep's stdin)
[13:18] <garrp> hi, any one know how to make the wicd to connct to wireless with WPE?
[13:19] <Curly_Q> Greets to Dr_Willis. How are you today. Nice to see you again. :)
[13:19] <Dr_Willis> Hay Curly_Q
[13:19] <grawity> garrp: There is no WPE. There are only WEP and WPA. (And WPA2)
[13:19] <etbl> ^mNotIntelligent: can i actually view the contents of files in the deb?
[13:19] <garrp> je, sorry,. wep
[13:19] <koshie_> garrp: run wicd, find your wireless, type your password... :p
[13:19] <Dr_Willis> that service command seems to be using the stderr  to print out its info.. not stdout (i think i got that right)
[13:19] <webfreakz> etbl: yes
[13:19] <etbl> webfreakz: how?
[13:19] <webfreakz> i only know there's some GUI app for that
[13:20] <^mNotIntelligent> etbl, i guess not. you can only see the list of files,,,
[13:20] <webfreakz> just double click the .deb file
[13:20] <garrp> ja, the problem is that it works with wpa and wpa2, but not with wep
[13:20] <^mNotIntelligent> etbl, for that you have to extract/unpack the deb, else its not possible
[13:20] <etbl> webfreakz: i'm on server edition
[13:20] <^mNotIntelligent> webfreakz, cllicking simulates unpacking, right?
[13:20] <Halitech> cyber_666_uk, use ctrl + shift + V or C in a terminal
[13:20] <webfreakz> oh, my bad
[13:20] <zorael> Is there a command to download a package with its dependencies from repositories, preferably to the current folder and not the apt cache?
[13:21] <etbl> ^mNotIntelligent: how do i unpack the deb?
[13:21] <etbl> (from the cmdline)
[13:21] <^mNotIntelligent> etbl, use dpkg -X command
[13:21] <Curly_Q> Where are you from Dr_Willis? I am from Massachusetts U.S.A.  M.I.T.  ?
[13:21] <Dr_Willis> In indiana.
[13:21] <Curly_Q> Nice.
[13:21] <^mNotIntelligent> etbl, its dpkg -x <deb file>
[13:21] <Curly_Q> What do you do for a living?
[13:22] <Dr_Willis> I work for Chrysler.
[13:22] <etbl> ^mNotIntelligent: now, will that have any effect on the state of my system, other than having created a few files where the deb got unpacked to?
[13:22] <Curly_Q> I see. Do you program their computers?
[13:22]  * Dr_Willis lives on IRC it seems :)
[13:22] <Dr_Willis> Curly_Q:  nope. :) dont touch the things.
[13:22] <Curly_Q> I.e., robotics?
[13:22] <Curly_Q> OK.
[13:22] <^mNotIntelligent> etbl, nopes...no changes to your existing system
[13:23] <etbl> ok
[13:23] <webfreakz> I'm sorry for you :P
[13:23] <etbl> will it just unpack to $PWD?
[13:23] <Curly_Q> I have an internship with a CISCO Networking Academy here and have been enrolled for about 5 years now.
[13:24] <etbl> Dr_Willis: what /do/ you do?  now you've got me curious. :)
[13:24] <Paavi2_0> !ot
[13:24] <^mNotIntelligent> etbl, i think you can provide a directory you want to unpack to....
[13:24] <Curly_Q> I teach A+ and Microsoft and Linux stuff and Electronics and Electrical Engineering.
[13:24] <etbl> ^mNotIntelligent: how?
[13:24] <Dr_Willis> heh - chatting about work in #puppylinux now. :) fun
[13:24] <^mNotIntelligent> etbl, wait a min. lemme check the dpkg man page
[13:26] <Polterge|st> Dr_Willis, I have heard a few good thinks about Puppy Linux ... what is your take on that ?
[13:26] <innomen> hey guys, is there an app that will allow em to map gamepad buttons to keys?
[13:26] <^mNotIntelligent> etbl, its pretty simple: dpkg -x <deb file> <dir name>
[13:26] <Al2> Ok Cheese is not workin with my webcam, any other sugestion what could i do?
[13:27] <zorael> Is there a command to download a package with its dependencies from repositories, and not install it?
[13:27] <Dr_Willis> Polterge|st:  it works :)
[13:27] <b3rz3rk3r> is there a way to ignore dependencies when installing things?
[13:27] <Polterge|st> cool
[13:27] <Polterge|st> hehe
[13:27] <innomen> b3rz3rk3r, thats a good question, bump
[13:28] <^mNotIntelligent> b3rz3rk3r, thats disastrous
[13:28] <Slart_> zorael: you could use the synaptic, create download script for that
[13:28] <zorael> b3rz3rk3r: I'm trying to do the same thing, heh
[13:28] <innomen> ^mNotIntelligent, is that a yes or a no?
[13:28] <Slart_> zorael: but I don't think there is a apt command or such.
[13:28] <b3rz3rk3r> ^mNotIntelligent, i cant think of any other way around this though.. trying to get Spring working, but its wants to remove a host of packages that i want to keep
[13:28] <zorael> Slart_: ah, bleh. preferably looking for a terminal command, haven't got Synaptic installed
[13:29] <SnowyCheetah750> hello? can anyone help me with installing windows as a second OS to a system which has ubuntu?
[13:29] <^mNotIntelligent> innomen, afaik you can force install avoiding dependencies
[13:29] <b3rz3rk3r> !dualboot | SnowyCheetah750
[13:29] <innomen> b3rz3rk3r, don't bother, typically the people that tell you you shouldent want ot do something don't know how to do it, in my experiance anyway and there are always exceptions
[13:29] <innomen> ^mNotIntelligent, well cool then, share with the class please :)
[13:29] <zorael> ^mNotIntelligent: Likewise I want to install eclipse in Karmic, and it *depends* on OpenJDK instead of on java1-runtime or java2-runtime, so Sun's Java can't fill that dependency
[13:29] <SnowyCheetah750> dual booting is running both at the same time, right?
[13:30] <Slart_> zorael: ah.. then I don't really know how to do it.. one would think that a similar feature would be available using apt but I haven't run into it so far
[13:30] <zorael> I think you can let dpkg --force-dependency, but you'd need the .debs
[13:30] <viglim> hi
[13:30] <innomen> SnowyCheetah750, yea, selecet at start up
[13:30] <b3rz3rk3r> SnowyCheetah750, its what you asked for, yes
[13:30] <nitroman70> hi
[13:30] <SnowyCheetah750> ok
[13:30] <^mNotIntelligent> b3rz3rk3r, in that case you can just get rid of the package you want avoiding others that you dont want to uninstall
[13:30] <viglim> mm, who can know, why WINE don't play sounds?
[13:31] <cyber_666_uk> doesnt sqlite support more than 4 data types?
[13:31] <Dr_Willis> wine has some issues with pulse audio in some cases i hear
[13:31] <cyber_666_uk> theres nothing for dealing with dates? or am i missing something?
[13:31] <^mNotIntelligent> zorael, may be you can do some tweaks/hacks and make eclipse use/depend on the verson of java run time you want...
[13:31] <viglim> neither alsa nor oss doesn't working :(
[13:32] <innomen> Dr_Willis, i was haveing pulse audio alsa issues wit both 32 bit ubuntu and fedora, 32 and 64. i dont know what to blame, pulse audio or alsa, maybe both heh
[13:32] <^mNotIntelligent> innomen, wait a min...lemme check
[13:32] <b3rz3rk3r> ^mNotIntelligent, ok its "libtorrentraster2" but that is required for about 5-6 other programs that i use, if it were just my torrent client (deluge) then i would switch, but its not. So i was looking to force install Spring ignoring this one lib, in the hopes that it would work?
[13:32] <zorael> ^mNotIntelligent: Yeah, but OpenJDK would still install and take up disk space
[13:32] <zorael> I'm almost positive Eclipse will use Sun's if I managed to just get it installed
[13:33] <viglim> system plays sound normally, but in winecfg -> audio i see "default" instead the name of soun card, what can it be?
[13:33] <zorael> but Karmic's eclipse-platform package wants openjdk-6-jre, Jaunty's wanted java1-runtime or java2-runtime or java-cjg-compat
[13:33] <innomen> b3rz3rk3r, it would also be useful for older apps that depand packages by old names whos functions are provided by other packages not in the dependancy list
[13:33] <^mNotIntelligent> zorael, i can not assure you that my mentioned approach is going to work in your case as well..but that does work quite often...
[13:33] <viglim> mb, i need some drivers?
[13:33] <b3rz3rk3r> innomen, yes it would
[13:33] <Al2> i have a problem to run my new webcam. Any help?
[13:34] <^mNotIntelligent> zorael, it will not get installed if you can make it use your flavor of java...
[13:34] <innomen> b3rz3rk3r, projectm while not exactly an older program did that, it asked for older versions of things
[13:34] <^mNotIntelligent> Al2, go ahead
[13:34] <etbl> !ask | Al2
[13:34] <zorael> ^mNotIntelligent: I
[13:34] <zorael> er
[13:34] <CodeFire> My linuxdcpp crashes every now and then, what do i do to solve the problem?
[13:34] <Al2> i have a technika webcam
[13:34] <viglim> can anyone help?
[13:35] <^mNotIntelligent> viglim, yep
[13:35] <viglim> i haven't sound in wine, what can it be?
[13:35] <zorael> ^mNotIntelligent: I can install it and make it use my flavor of Java, but not without installing OpenJDK at the same time, despite it not being needed (since Eclipse would use Sun's). So it's not a dependency - the real dependency is having *any* JRE - and I suspect this is a packaging mistake that I'm looking to circumvent
[13:35] <Al2> ^mNotIntelligentit: have a responze on dmesg, but can't make it workin
[13:36] <innomen> well, guess no gamers in here at the moment, i'll try again later, good luck b3rz3rk3r, have a sweet day everyone
[13:36] <Raging_Hog> zorael, I'm not an expert but you can use aptitude search "~Dpackage_name" to search for dependencies, and aptitude download to get the .debs. that would need a little script to run the search on all the depending packages too, I think
[13:36] <innomen> :)
[13:36] <Kaan> selam hello
[13:36] <viglim> sound card: SB Live! 5.1, in system it works normally, but in wine applications i hear silent only
[13:36] <zorael> Raging_Hog: aptitude download was exactly what I was looking for, thanks :3
[13:36] <^mNotIntelligent> zorael, thats quite possible....try Raging_Hog's advice...
[13:36]  * Dr_Willis wonders how you 'hear silence' :)
[13:37] <Dumb0> Kaan, waalaycom salam
[13:37] <^mNotIntelligent> Kaan, hello
[13:37] <Kaan> do your speak Turkhis?
[13:38] <Raging_Hog> zorael, I also somehow stumbled upon this, haven't read it tho  http://kmandla.wordpress.com/2007/07/24/howto-download-packages-and-dependencies-for-offline-installation/
[13:38] <jrib> zorael: don't you want to edit the source package?
[13:38] <kiaas_> Hmm. I installed xubuntu a while ago (8.04) and am using it as a server mostly. It's on a small 9GB HDD, with a larger storage drive. I -mostly- control it through the CLI, but occasionally I start xvnc and use the GUI, anything installed by default I can remove?
[13:38] <CodeFire> Hello
[13:39] <Kaan> How are your?
[13:39] <GuidMorrow> is there a program for Ubuntu that records video from your VHS tapes to DVD?
[13:39] <viglim> mb, i don't speak english wery good// so, i couldn't do it with sound settings and winecfg. maybe i need some drivers (ubuntu 904)?
[13:39] <zorael> jrib: and rebuild it? If need be, perhaps, but wouldn't merely forcing it to install (dpkg --force-depends) everything except OpenJDK (after having downloaded the debs) just do the trick?
[13:39] <jrib> zorael: pretty sure apt would complain that desp are not satisfied if the package does actually depend on the openjdk package
[13:40] <jrib> zorael: anyway the responsible thing to do is fix the bug :)
[13:40] <DefineByte> In the upgrade from intrepid to jaunty my remote control has started misbehaving. Most buttons work but some don't. I think the ones that don't work are the ones I've set to send non-printable characters, e.g. carriage return (\r). Anyone know of any changes that might have affected it? irw shows the buttons are working and still sending the same commands. This is with lirc, irpty, mpd and ncmpc.. phew. :)
[13:40] <zorael> jrib: I haven't had anyone at #ubuntu-motu respond yet :3
[13:41] <jrib> zorael: what package are you looking at exactly?
[13:41] <Kaan> director whereto find?
[13:42] <^mNotIntelligent> GuidMorrow, never heard of something like this. did you google, btw?
[13:42] <zorael> jrib: eclipse-platform
[13:42] <zorael> jrib: Compare http://packages.ubuntu.com/jaunty/eclipse-platform and http://packages.ubuntu.com/karmic/eclipse-platform
[13:43] <zorael> jrib: Jaunty's depends on the virtual java-runtime packages that can be satisfied by several JREs, Karmic's just depends on OpenJDK
[13:43] <jrib> zorael: do all the depends for the karmic package exist in jaunty?
[13:44] <Kaan> Authority here to find???
[13:44] <jrib> zorael: you can probably just try to build the karmic package from source and use that if they do
[13:45] <zorael> jrib: Extra lol; eclipse-platform depends on *Firefox*
[13:45] <Al2> I have a problem tu run my new webcam technika. Please help
[13:45] <zorael> I seriously don't believe the app needs Firefox
[13:45] <zorael> (Karmic's)
[13:45] <jrib> zorael: just use vim, dependencies are easier :)
[13:46] <^mNotIntelligent> Al2, did you google on the same prob?
[13:46] <Al2> ^mNotIntelligent: no
[13:46] <zorael> jrib: I just want to use something that automates as much as possible until I get used to the language ;3
[13:47] <zorael> I have netbeans installed, but I've used eclipse earlier and prefer that
[13:47] <jrib> zorael:
[13:48] <jrib> zorael: assuming you are a vim fan... http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=1213 ?
[13:48] <^mNotIntelligent> Al2, please try that first...you may not get the exact response to your query unless you find someone out here who is aware of that.....though you may get some hints on how to fix that in the other case...so better google it out as the first step...then ask here...that way you can quickly fix the problem
[13:48] <jrib> zorael: you know how to build the karmic package from source?
[13:48] <Al2> ^mNotIntelligent: thx
[13:49] <Lenin_Cat> whne ever I start up xorg my resolution is out of range, how do I fix this without having to always go to the buggy desply setting GUI at every boot up
[13:49] <^mNotIntelligent> Al2, no probs dude...
[13:49]  * Raging_Hog rages more than usual if he has to use some other editor than vim
[13:50] <DefineByte> anyone here using irpty?
[13:50] <zorael> jrib: I think so, yeah. fetch source with build-dep, (modify as I please), then debuild or checkinstall or dpkg-buildpackage
[13:50] <Lenin_Cat> !info irpty
[13:50] <zorael> jrib: er, fetch source with apt-get source, fetch dependencies with build-dep*
[13:50] <^mNotIntelligent> brb!
[13:50] <jrib> zorael: right, if you do it that way, just remember to change the deb-src lines to point to karmic
[13:51] <DefineByte> irpty doesn't exist? Am I supposed to use something else?
[13:52] <ro0> Hi all" Can someone post me his/her grub.conf plz? That would be realy nice :)
[13:52] <zorael> jrib: I'm running Karmic, so they already do. (the question I asked here instead of #ubuntu+1 was on how to download packages, so figured it wasn't Karmic-specific enough to warrant it being asked there)
[13:52] <jrib> zorael: ah, I see
[13:53] <jrib> ro0: why...?
[13:54] <DefineByte> hmm looking it up, irpty does seem to still come with lirc.
[13:55] <DefineByte> so it's obviously not that simple
[13:55] <DefineByte> anyway, most buttons still do work
[13:56] <Lenin_Cat> !info irpty
[13:56] <Lenin_Cat> whne ever I start up xorg my resolution is out of range, how do I fix this without having to always go to the buggy desply setting GUI at every boot up
[13:57] <DefineByte> ubuntu.com disagrees
[13:57] <DefineByte> i think
[13:57] <DefineByte> hmm
[13:58] <DefineByte> maybe it was removed because it wasn't working properly. >.<
[13:58] <sssept> \\seven
[13:58] <Dr_Willis> or lack of a maintainer
[14:00] <DefineByte> i have got it installed though (must of stuck around). it's just not working quite right.
[14:01] <DefineByte> no just checked, irpty is definitely in the lirc package with jaunty :)
[14:01] <DefineByte> http://packages.ubuntu.com/jaunty/i386/lirc/filelist
[14:01] <DefineByte> back to square one
[14:02] <big-bro> G'day world - updated to 9.04 jaunty last week and i do not have any sound on my firefox browser
[14:02] <OctalGenesis> hi
[14:03] <calwig> does anyone know what the intel wireless channel is?
[14:03] <ActionParsnip1> yo yo yo
[14:04] <DefineByte> big-bro do you mean you don't get any sound with flash content or everything?
[14:04] <calwig> !wifi
[14:04] <big-bro> basically everything - even the start up sound does not work
[14:06] <DefineByte> you mean you don't have sound system wide? i thought it was just firefox
[14:06] <calwig> Does anyone know where I can find informaiton about intel wireless 3945
[14:06] <v4vijayakumar> Hi, I removed pidgin notification icon from top panel. Is there any way to bring it back ? (drag-n-drop pidgin here is not the same)
[14:07] <big-bro> it was everything - but i can listen to files from my folders now, but i cannot hear anything whilst using the browser
[14:07] <B|ackPanther> what is the initial priority of user processes ?
[14:07] <ActionParsnip1> calwig: try: sudo apt-get install linux-backports-modules-jaunty-generic
[14:07] <Slart_> BlackCow: 0, I think
[14:07] <ActionParsnip1> calwig: if you are using jaunty
[14:08] <Slart_> BlackCow: but that should be easy to test.. just run something that waits for input and use htop/top to check the prio
[14:08] <ActionParsnip1> calwig: http://linuxtechie.wordpress.com/2008/04/24/making-intel-wireless-3945abg-work-better-on-ubuntu-hardy/   replace all you read on that page with jaunty, not hardy
[14:08] <ActionParsnip1> calwig: or whatever release you are usin
[14:08] <Slart_> BlackCow: or wait.. priority 20, niceness 0
[14:10] <etbl> is there a way to have `diff` do a 3-way comparison?
[14:10] <truehandle> morning all
[14:11] <Slart_> etbl: try using diff3
[14:11] <etbl> Slart_: isntalled by default?
[14:11] <DefineByte> big-bro: sorry, haven't encountered that.
[14:12] <Slart_> !info diff
[14:12] <v4vijayakumar> anyone ? (2) I removed pidgin notification icon from top panel. Is there any way to bring it back ? (drag-n-drop pidgin here is not the same)
[14:12] <Slart_> etbl: I think so.. it's included in the "diff" package.. and I think that's installed by default
[14:12] <ActionParsnip1> v4vijayakumar: if you right click the panel then select add to pane is it there?
[14:12] <bawtboi1> does anyone know an alternative file manager I can run on WINE?
[14:12] <bawtboi1> the WINE File Manager hangs on my Ubuntu
[14:13] <etbl> Slart_: yeah, its there.  what's the deal with the --diff-program parameter?
[14:13] <tawt> can someone help me figure this out?  as soon as i started up my laptop, conky has said that i've been downloading something from my eth0 connection at a speed of 1500kb/s.  but the processes don't have anything eating up a lot of cpu or memory.  how can i figure out what is doing this?
[14:13] <etbl> can i use a custom command there?
[14:13] <v4vijayakumar> ActionParsnip1: yes
[14:13] <ActionParsnip1> bawtboi1: http://www.simplehelp.net/2006/10/11/10-windows-explorer-alternatives-compared-and-reviewed/
[14:13] <ActionParsnip1> v4vijayakumar: then add it and you should be ok. I dont use it myself but usually stuff is added that way
[14:13] <big-bro> DefineByte - i went into system - sounds and changed everything to OSS to recieve sound from my files, but , not sure what i have to do to recieve sound through the browser
[14:14] <etbl> Slart_: eg: diff3 --diff-program='diff -y --suppress-common-lines' file1 file2 file3
[14:14] <Slart_> etbl: not really sure.. but I'm guessing you can do some other diff-software to do the actual comparing.. not sure though.. haven't played around with it
[14:14] <ActionParsnip1> bawtboi1: check the appdb list for compatibilit
[14:15] <bawtboi1> thanks
[14:16] <v4vijayakumar> ActionParsnip1: got it. what I removed is indicator applet. now, added that back
[14:16] <ActionParsnip1> bawtboi1: wy do you need a file browser for wine?
[14:16] <ActionParsnip1> v4vijayakumar: cool
[14:16] <jiohdi> I think I have been hacked... this morning, signed into my other machine, no desktop panels no network connection, everything else ok.... how do I restore?  gnome failsafe works
[14:16] <ActionParsnip1> !fixpanel
[14:16] <Pici> !resetpanels
[14:17] <ActionParsnip1> Pici: cheers
[14:18] <ActionParsnip1> jiohdi: has that sorted it?
[14:18] <jiohdi> will the same thing work for Xfce?
[14:18] <ActionParsnip1> jiohdi: erm i think so yeah
[14:18] <jiohdi> action, I cannot check at the moment, at work, will try on break
[14:19] <ActionParsnip1> jiohdi: use tab to complete my nick ;)
[14:19] <jiohdi> ActionParsnip1: sorry :)
[14:19] <ActionParsnip1> jiohdi: np bro
[14:19] <jiohdi> can someone do that much damage over irc to my system?
[14:19] <etbl> I'm getting "this version of vim was not compiled with the diff feature"
[14:19] <jiohdi> my network connection is not working either, how do I fix that?
[14:19] <etbl> what package do i need to install in order to correct that?
[14:20] <ActionParsnip1> jiohdi: wired or wireless?
[14:20] <grawity> etbl: vim-full, probably.
[14:20] <jiohdi> wired
[14:20] <etbl> grawity: will that install a gui/x-server?
[14:20] <grawity> jiohdi: No, nobody can access your computer over IRC.
[14:20] <tyfj> where to find settings for evince, thank you.
[14:20] <bawtboi1> haha.. access over IRC
[14:20] <grawity> etbl: You're on a server? vim-nox then, maybe.
[14:20] <ActionParsnip1> jiohdi: possibly if they can capture the service they cacapture the rights of the process, hence why running irc as root is as dumb as it gets
[14:20] <bawtboi1> that would be cool
[14:20] <liuliu> hi
[14:21] <grawity> jiohdi: UNLESS you tend to accept every .exe someone sends to you.
[14:21] <jiohdi> ActionParsnip1: I do not run it as root as far as I know
[14:21] <grawity> bawtboi1: It isn't anything new. Google for "mIRC remote code execution exploits"
[14:21] <ActionParsnip1> jiohdi: if you run: whoami    it wil tell you
[14:21] <pyRunner> Hi I'm having some problems with dualbooting an installation with Grub
[14:21] <jiohdi> grawity, I have accepted nothing .exe so how could all my start up scripts become so corrupted?
[14:21] <grawity> jiohdi: I don't know. But I am sure it is not related to you being on IRC.
[14:21] <tyfj> I configure evince to work with vi-like key binding, but forget where I did it.
[14:22] <ActionParsnip1> jiohdi: if you run: ifconfig eth0    you should have an ip address assigned by dhcp, if not then check connections. You can also run: sudo lshw -C network to see what chip it uses and diagnose using websearches
[14:22] <padi999> hi
[14:22] <DefineByte> big-bro: never used oss so i don't know how to get that working.
[14:22] <jiohdi> ActionParsnip1:  I ran gnome-failsafe and the network connection works just fine
[14:23] <roy_1> ACan anybody help me with BSNL Dataone connection problems in ubuntu?
[14:23] <DefineByte> irpty seems to be working in everything except ncmpc so I guess I'll have to start looking at that.
[14:23] <padi999> how can I set, that vsftpd only allows 3 password attempts and then blocks for eg. an hour to discourage brute force attacks?
[14:24] <ActionParsnip1> jiohdi: then you will need to find out what you can and cant do using various pings to see what you can and cannot do
[14:24] <pyRunner> any grub experts here?
[14:24] <jiohdi> Action, it says network disabled
[14:24] <ActionParsnip1> jiohdi: you may need to use gconf to apply settings
[14:24] <jiohdi> since fail safe works, it should be a corrupt start up file, no?
[14:24] <Guest18893> hello everyone.
[14:25] <big-bro> no worries DefineByte .. i think it might have something to do with flash maybe...thanks anyway.
[14:25] <roy_1> any help with bsnl dataone?
[14:26] <Guest18893> What is the meaning of life?
[14:26] <pyRunner> my grub loader won't load my ubuntu kernel but has no problem with Windows
[14:26] <DefineByte> big-bro is it was back in the hardy days I'd say install libflashsupport but everything's supposed to "just work" now. xD
[14:26] <DefineByte> if it was/
[14:26] <roy_1> hello.......... :(
[14:26] <bazhang> Guest18893, please discuss in #ubuntu-offtopic
[14:26] <ActionParsnip1> !patience | roy_1
[14:27] <big-bro> ok..will i obtain libflashsupport from my packet manager?
[14:27] <roy_1> ok :( I just called the ISP and they have no damn idea about linux :(
[14:28] <ActionParsnip1> roy_1: thats common
[14:28] <DefineByte> big-bro: no, because it only works with hardy afaik
[14:28] <sipior> padi999: have a look here: http://vsftpd.beasts.org/vsftpd_conf.html , see what options are available to you.
[14:28] <ActionParsnip1> roy_1: how does the modem connect?
[14:28] <DefineByte> we are going back a bit
[14:28] <roy_1> ADSL3 Nokia Siemens c2110
[14:28] <Halabund> Hello!  Is it possible to get Ubuntu to mount a certain NTFS partition automatically on startup?
[14:28] <roy_1> sorry adsl2
[14:28] <ActionParsnip1> roy_1: i ddnt ask that.
[14:28] <ActionParsnip1> roy_1: how does the modem connect to your pc
[14:29] <big-bro> so the only option i can see is reloading hardy then..
[14:29] <EagleScreen> Halabund, it is possible
[14:29] <jrib> !ntfs | Halabund
[14:29] <sipior> Halabund: sure, you can add a line to /etc/fstab, being sure to specify the "auto" flag
[14:30] <roy_1> It was bridged requiring  manual dialup-like user/pass from os but I changed it to pppoe inside modem /always on and now all I need to do (from xp) is connect the lan
[14:30] <roy_1> OH... LAN
[14:30] <ActionParsnip1> roy_1: ok so the modem connects from the modem directly to the ethernet port on your PC?
[14:30] <roy_1> Yeah
[14:30] <ActionParsnip1> roy_1: please tab complete my name at the start of lines too
[14:31] <ActionParsnip1> roy_1: your name appearing at the start of each line I address to you isnt an accident
[14:31] <roy_1> Not very familiar with irc... how?
[14:31] <ActionParsnip1> roy_1: type act then press tab
[14:32] <ActionParsnip1> roy_1: makes it a bit clearer in a channel of more that 1400 users
[14:32] <ActionParsnip1> roy_1: ok so how do you normally connect? do you have a username / password?
[14:33] <roy_1> Actiondude... I know, but I don't know how to do the addressing to one specific user... Javacript would be nice
[14:33] <roy_1> ActionParsnip1:
[14:33] <roy_1> that's what I got from act+tab
[14:33] <Tarthen> Hello everyone... I'm making a shell script to easily install a PXE server for booting across networks, and looking for beta testers... anyone know of where I should ask (if not here)?
[14:34] <ActionParsnip1> roy_1: thats great, do that at the start of all lines addressed to me, it highlights your name so I know you are addressing me, just like my text highlights for you
[14:34] <roy_1> ActionParsnip1:  Now it looks like working... Sorry. Yeah, I have a user/pass
[14:34] <ActionParsnip1> roy_1: ok cool, then you need this guide:
[14:34] <padi999> sipior: thanks
[14:35] <ActionParsnip1> !adsl | roy_1
[14:35] <big-bro> DefineByte - i might put up with it for a while and if i can't rectify it i might resort back to hardy.. Thanks for your input.
[14:36] <snuffy47> hello
[14:36] <DefineByte> big-bro: i'm sure it can be made to work with pulse/alsa, you just need to ask the right people. tried on the forums?
[14:36] <Trijntje> hey snuffy47
[14:36] <snuffy47> anyone interested in giving me some help in deciding how to proceed with a media server and htpc set up
[14:36] <snuffy47> sup tri
[14:36] <big-bro> DefineByte - that was my next mission
[14:37] <roy_1> ubottu:  The 9.04 distro seems to have nice gui for all types of connections, but it's all so confusing. I would really love to know how to make those work. Actually it did work until yesterday, but now ... :)
[14:37] <jiohdi> ActionParsnip1: I do not have any program nor command called gconfig
[14:38] <snuffy47> has anyone installed XBMC with ubuntu server to run as media server and hptc?
[14:38] <ActionParsnip1> jiohdi: i'm not sure dude, you could try setting static IPs in /etc/network/interfaces
[14:39] <ActionParsnip1> jiohdi: ive had this before but it was AGES ago (Gutsy) and I just reinstalled
[14:40] <jiohdi> ActionParsnip1: I do believe that the problem lies in a corrupted start up script, I need to know how to fix that
[14:41] <ActionParsnip1> jiohdi: theres the startup items in the admin menu, or you can check wats going on with bum
[14:41] <ActionParsnip1> !bum | jiohdi
[14:41] <Tarthen> bum... what a name for a command
[14:41] <grawity> Tarthen: Get used to funny command names.
[14:42] <ActionParsnip1> Tarthen: theres clit too
[14:42] <Tarthen> grawity: And finger.
[14:42] <grawity> Tarthen: That one I know, I wrote a fingerd in PHP
[14:42] <Tarthen> grawity: Developers have humour too :D
[14:42] <ActionParsnip1> Tarthen: less is a great example of that, less is more
[14:43] <ActionParsnip1> Tarthen: and more is less...hence the more command
[14:43] <grawity> And finger isn't just a random funny name.
[14:43] <Tarthen> grawity: More is less, but backwards x3
[14:43] <grawity> "Prior to the finger program, the only way to get this information was with a who program that showed IDs and terminal line numbers for logged-in users, and people used to run their fingers down the who list. Earnest named his program after this concept."
[14:43] <ActionParsnip1> http://www.overclock.net/linux-unix/503194-ebook-reader.html
[14:43] <Tarthen> makes sense
[14:43] <grawity> There is a 'cat' alternative named 'dog'
[14:44] <ActionParsnip1> nice
[14:44] <Trijntje> grawity: realy? thats funny :D
[14:44] <dwarder> what does it do?
[14:44] <Tarthen> The same thing
[14:44] <grawity> Tarthen: The same thing + support for HTTP and some conversion options.
[14:44] <ActionParsnip1> http://www.penguin-soft.com/penguin/man/1/dog.html
[14:45] <Tarthen> I wonder if roflmao is a command
[14:45] <angrycatty> hi2all
[14:45] <snuffy47> if you were building a media server would you use it as a htpc also?
[14:45] <wonder_> hello everyone
[14:45] <ActionParsnip1> Tarthen: it can be if you like
[14:45] <ActionParsnip1> Tarthen: sudo ln -s /usr/bin/firefox /usr/bin/roflmao
[14:45] <Tarthen> ActionParsnip1: Someone needs to write a man replacement called "ape"
[14:45] <ActionParsnip1> Tarthen: ;)
[14:45] <sipior> snuffy47: htpc?
[14:46] <andyL> hello
[14:46] <Tarthen> ActionParsnip1: Does the same fling, but flings the commands all over your walls
[14:46] <Tarthen> thing*, but flings
[14:46] <ActionParsnip1> huh?
[14:46] <lisa11> hello
[14:47] <erUSUL> !hi
[14:47] <Tarthen> ActionParsnip1: "ape" would do what "man" does, except instead of listing commands, throw them at your walls :P
[14:47] <wonder_> 有人使用中文吗？
[14:47] <ActionParsnip1> Tarthen: oh, gotcha
[14:48] <lisa11> ÄãºÃ
[14:48] <Tarthen> Oh, also. Question. How good will 9.04 run on a 800mhz CPU? And what can I do to cut down resource usage
[14:48] <snuffy47> well I am tring to diecide if I should use an old athlon 2600 xp computer to make a media server and then build a hometheater computer or just buy new equipment and put it all in one box
[14:48] <bazhang> !cn | wonder_
[14:48] <Trijntje> sounds like we could make a monty python distro like this :P
[14:48] <Tarthen> My friend's made the "ubuntu bomb", a 800mhz box with 2GB RAM, a 128mb gpu and a dell shell xD
[14:49] <Nemoniko> hello?
[14:49] <grawity> There should be a command '/me' in some distro
[14:49] <Tarthen> The harddrives are stickytaped in place, lol
[14:49] <Nemoniko> anybody here can helpme?
[14:49] <lisa11> ÊÇ·ñ¸ÃËµÍíÉÏºÃÄØ £¿   wonder_
[14:49] <grawity> Nemoniko: Just ask your actual question.
[14:49] <ActionParsnip1> Tarthen: nice. id watch it doesnt melt if the drive gets too hot
[14:49] <wonder_> thank you! ubottu, i use irc the first time
[14:50] <grawity> wonder_: Ubottu is a bot - an automated program.
[14:50] <Tarthen> ActionParsnip1: Surprisingly, it boots only about ten or so seconds after Vista on a 3.2ghz P4
[14:50] <Nemoniko> I got a laptop emachines E525, I installed the latest version of ubuntu 9.04, and was succesfull, but can't find the network lan adapter
[14:51] <Tarthen> ActionParsnip1: However, do you know how to cut down any idle resource usage? Parrantly it sits on 33% idle.
[14:51] <Nemoniko> but i have the wireless driver
[14:51] <erUSUL> Nemoniko: «ifconfig -a» does not show it ? and «lspci | grep -i net» ?
[14:51] <noobez> ActionParsnip1: i couldnt open a folder in one of my hds so i accessed it from bash with sudo and do whatever i wanted, after closing the hd window i had this output in the terminal (nautilus:6778): Eel-WARNING **: "nautilus-directory.c: directories" hash table still has 6 elements at quit time
[14:51] <noobez> seahorse nautilus module shutdown what does it mean? thanks
[14:51] <Nemoniko> erUSUL: im gonna try
[14:51] <Nemoniko> waitme
[14:52] <Tarthen> noobez: Don't worry, that's normal
[14:52] <padi999> hi
[14:52] <ActionParsnip1> Tarthen: you can use bum to reduce startup items, some are useless
[14:52] <DDT> bye :)
[14:53] <ActionParsnip1> Tarthen: also uninstall unecessary packages
[14:53] <noobez> Tarthen: oh yeah? thanks. but what is it anyway?
[14:53] <Ychoucha> allo
[14:53] <Ychoucha> y a pas ubuntu en fr
[14:53] <IdleOne> !fr
[14:54] <Ychoucha> thank u
[14:54] <IdleOne> de rien
[14:54] <Nemoniko> erUSUL: the system can showme the ethernet adapter!
[14:54] <Nemoniko> but how can activate?
[14:54] <erUSUL> Nemoniko: use the network manager... system>preferences>network settings
[14:55] <Nemoniko> erUSUL:  ok
[14:56] <pyRunner> sorry... got booted off
[14:56] <pyRunner> Did I miss the grub expert?
[14:56] <snuffy47> with linux raid 5 will sata 1.5 still get okay transfer rates
[14:56] <ActionParsnip1> pyRunner: could ask in #grub
[14:57] <Nemoniko> erUSUL: add ?
[14:57] <Nemoniko> i need paste the mac address?
[14:57] <pyRunner> ActionParsnip1: Thanks for the advice!
[14:57] <Nemoniko> for lan network adapter?
[14:57] <erUSUL> Nemoniko: i the first tab your card should already be there... as auto eth0 or something like that
[14:58] <snuffy47> how much reasources will the linux raid five take
[14:58] <big-bro> DefineByte - Good News, just found a forum and fixed it, all is good..
[14:58] <DefineByte> fyi i managed to fix the problem. i rebooted...I know, but it's a sin to reboot in Linux, right? >.< Seems like it got stuck while running mpd --create-db.
[14:58] <snuffy47> can a 1.6 athlon and 2G ram handle it and carry out data sharing
[14:58] <erUSUL> snuffy47: there is apnalty in writtes for the calculation of the parity and in reads
[14:58] <DefineByte> big-bro: excellent news. what was the fix?
[14:59] <snuffy47> rge
[14:59] <snuffy47> rgr
[14:59] <zer0her0> ok i have a question i really don't want to ask, is it possible to resize a ubuntu partition to install windows, i'd rather not have to format and reinstall both ubuntu and windows.
[14:59] <erUSUL> snuffy47: i guess you will have to try out, is hard to make guesses
[14:59] <Nemoniko> erUSUL: in the firs tab not appear lan network adapter
[15:00] <erUSUL> Nemoniko: appears when you do « ifconfig -a » ?
[15:00] <kahen> zer0her0, take a look at resize2fs
[15:00] <dirker> Hello all, I'm wondering, in Ubuntu, which framework is responsible for calling ifup when a new network interface gets added?
[15:00] <Pici> zer0her0: Sure. But you cannot resize a parition while it is mounted, so the best thing to do would be to boot off of a liveCD and use gparted from there
[15:00] <grawity> dirker: NetworkManager, I guess.
[15:00] <sphenxes> I would like to clone my windows xp partition (live knopix) with dd command to an image file. I would like to use it in case of windows crash, that i can reinstall the windows xp system. Is it possible with dd command (clone the partition) or not?
[15:00] <simplexio> zer0her0: probably yes.. gparted knows howto resize partitions, but even it says that it can do it, i eould make backups
[15:01] <simplexio> sphenxes: yes
[15:01] <Nemoniko> erUSUL: pan0 Link encap: Ethertnet addresHW (macnumber)
[15:01] <dirker> grawity: who tells NetworkManager about the new device?
[15:01] <simplexio> sphenxes: windows may complain if you change your hardware etc.etc. but it should work
[15:01] <big-bro> DefineByte - it had to do with libsound and pulse audio..it was an easy fix
[15:01] <Tarthen> sphenxes: For cloning, get Clonezilla. 92 or so MB and supports NTFSclone, partclone and dd.
[15:01] <zer0her0> simplexio: yes hehe i know ;) i generally don't resize like that but it's a rare occassion that i need to install windows semi quickly to run some 3d stuff
[15:01] <grawity> dirker: HAL, I think (or it could be udev, I never understood the difference)
[15:02] <Tarthen> sphenxes: Is a live CD
[15:02] <DefineByte> good to know. thx :)
[15:02] <dirker> grawity: thanks a lot :-)
[15:02] <zer0her0> deadlines are annoying
[15:02] <erUSUL> Nemoniko: pan0 is not a "real" ethernet card... you should have eth0 or eth1
[15:02] <simplexio> zer0her0: hoe advanced 3d stuff, vbox has somekinf 3d support nowdays for opengl, and wine may help too
[15:02] <sphenxes> Tarris, yes
[15:02] <Nemoniko> erUSUL: so not appear
[15:02] <sphenxes> Tarthen yes
[15:02] <Tarris> ??
[15:03] <erUSUL> Nemoniko: do « lspci | grep -i net » paste that in pastebin
[15:03] <erUSUL> !paste | Nemoniko
[15:03] <zer0her0> simplexio: sadly...directx 3d :(
[15:03] <zer0her0> and i tried vbox
[15:03] <Nemoniko> oka
[15:03] <zer0her0> i currently actually have my copy of windows running in vbox, hm i wonder if it's going to be a problem to run it native as well...
[15:03] <Nemoniko> erUSUL: ok
[15:03] <simplexio> zer0her0: atlest keep your livecd on hand, windows installer probably overwrites your grub
[15:03] <pkkm> what are qt options?
[15:04] <zer0her0> simplexio: good call.
[15:04] <simplexio> zer0her0: there is some "hacks" to run same windows install from vbox and native
[15:04] <simplexio> zer0her0: newer tried, but i think its possible
[15:04] <zer0her0> simplexio: what do you mean
[15:04] <kahen> simplexio, windows install always overwrites the MBR
[15:04] <geoff_> hello  aethelrick - my video card is : integrated sis real 256e graphics
[15:05] <kiaas_> SiS is horrid Dx
[15:05] <grawity> Many users complain about Windows overwriting the MBR. But a lot more would complain if it didn't.
[15:05] <simplexio> zer0her0: you can install vbox to run virtual machine from real partiotion, and i think there is way to tell windows that it may havetwo sets of hardware
[15:05] <simplexio> grawity: attleast, it would be fun if they would give you a choice
[15:06] <zer0her0> simplexio: oooohh!!
[15:06] <kiaas_> You need windows to have sysprep installed I believe
[15:06] <zer0her0> i'll google that now
[15:06] <zer0her0> :)
[15:06] <simplexio> zer0her0: attleast i remeber seeing that kind of howto somewhere, but i sound too hard to do to and i didnt have any reson to boot native windows
[15:07] <zer0her0> i rarely do, i barely boot the vbox
[15:07] <grawity> simplexio: Imagine you are a Joe Random User, who has not much knowledge about computers, but needs to install Windows. "It's asking me if I want to overwrite the MBR. What's a MBR? I just want to install Windows."
[15:07] <kiaas_> grawity, most of them don't know how to use the installer as it is now.
[15:08] <simplexio> oh, in linux i didnt use vboxed windows  that much, nowdays in windows i run vboxed ubuntu allways, windows dosent have all those nice features when it comes to run X progs over X tunnel etc..
[15:09] <noobez> hi how can i put vlc as video default app?
[15:09] <simplexio> grawity: sure.. i can understand that point. but it wouldnt be that hard to give users option. besides my opinion is that joe basicusers shouldnt touch computers if they dont be ready to loose all data..
[15:09] <jrib> !defaultapp | noobez
[15:10] <grawity> simplexio: Yeah, there could be Shift-F10 for "geek mode" (just like there already is Shift-F12 for Command Prompt)
[15:10] <noobez> jrib: tried that but even if its written on that guide that it would by then open all files with same extension with the preferred app, it doesnt do it
[15:11] <simplexio> grawity: or licence to use computers, so we could keep biggest idiots away
[15:11] <jrib> noobez: what?  what guide?
[15:11] <grawity> simplexio: That's... more evil than Microsoft itself.
[15:11] <grawity> (kind of joking)
[15:11] <noobez> jrib: on the ubuntu wiki
[15:12] <jrib> noobez: I didn't give you any guide on the ubuntu wiki...
[15:12] <jrib> noobez: just try what ubottu said
[15:12] <simplexio> grawity: on bad day im stand 100% nbehind that.. but well somehow basicuser need to get advanced user
[15:12] <noobez> jrib: indeed U didnt give it to me but what the bot suggested is the same thatz written on the wiki
[15:12] <Greenstuff> hi
[15:12] <jrib> noobez: right, so try it
[15:12] <noobez> jrib: i told u i tried it already and...
[15:12] <noobez> jrib: tried that but even if its written on that guide that it would by then open all files with same extension with the preferred app, it doesnt do it
[15:13] <jrib> noobez: read more closely.  You have to click on Properties first
[15:13] <purvesh> i want to change my partition .... any 1 can help me... ,purvesh
[15:13] <Vooloo> is it possible to chroot a ssh user in /etc/passwd using path or do you need to do something else?
[15:14] <Nemoniko> erUSUL: http://imagebin.org/62462
[15:14] <simplexio> purvesh: ? gparted GUI, or fdisk from cli
[15:14] <noobez> jrib: i dont think u want to help me, i told u i right click on properties then on open with and selected VLC but...
[15:14] <purvesh> simplexio, my os is ubuntu 8.10
[15:14] <jrib> noobez: I do, but your responses don't really make sense.  Can you write complete sentences?
[15:15] <noobez> jrib: it doesnt open with it all the files with the same extensions of the file i just changed the open with to
[15:15] <brz> Hey, anyone got any idea why OIDENTD my OIDENTD isn't working - Ive done everything in the manual.
[15:15] <brz> It actually worked while using 8.10, but when I upgraded to Jaunty, it stopped :(
[15:15] <jrib> noobez: ok.  Does the file you clicked on now open with vlc when you double click?
[15:15] <noobez> jrib: what is your problem man? are you here to help or what?
[15:15] <grawity> brz: Run 'sudo fuser -n tcp 113', what does it say?
[15:16] <noobez> jrib: yes the specific file does, but NOT ALL THE OTHER ONES WITH THE SAME EXTENSIONS as instead explained on the wiki
[15:16] <jrib> noobez: I'm being serious.
[15:16] <brz> grawity: 113/tcp:              2189
[15:16] <jrib> noobez: no need for the caps.  Check the mime type on the other files vs the file you clicked on
[15:16] <brz> even when I nmap localhost -p 113, it says open
[15:16] <grawity> brz: It might be your router blocking it somehow.
[15:17] <noobez> jrib: what is the mime type?
[15:17] <abhifx> is there a push email software for ubuntu?
[15:17] <grawity> brz: Very often, incoming ports must be manually forwarded to your computer.
[15:17] <grawity> abhifx: Push email?
[15:17] <brz> strange, because it was working before I upgraded to 9.04 the other night :P
[15:17] <simplexio> brz: try telnet localhost 113 , you should get something out of there
[15:17] <jrib> noobez: right click on the file, properties.  It will be somewhere in there.  If you can't find it, tell me
[15:17] <brz> the port must be forwarded, it was working previously :D
[15:17] <grawity> brz: Hmm, good point.
[15:17] <noobez> jrib: sorry for the caps but it was the 3rd time that i had to write the same thing i thought the caps might help u reading it now
[15:17] <grawity> brz: telnet localhost 113
[15:17] <heatmzzr> tar -vxf alsa-driver-1.0.20.tar.gz      (this is the command I was told to use to open alsa-driver-1.0.20.tar.bz2) what am I missing.. it says no such file or directory....???
[15:18] <grawity> brz: Then enter this line: 123,456
[15:18] <brz> Trying 127.0.0.1...
[15:18] <brz> Connected to localhost.
[15:18] <brz> Escape character is '^]'.
[15:18] <etbl> fatismul: hello?
[15:18] <brz> oops, sorry for the spam paste, crazy irssi ;o
[15:18] <grawity> brz: After you enter 123,456 (any number, comma, any number) and press Enter, oidentd should give an error message.
[15:18] <purvesh> simplexio, i want ot change my partition which is at /usr.... i drop at der 30gb... so i want it at my /home......?
[15:18] <brz> Error no user
[15:18] <noobez> jrib: is this "AVI video (video/x-msvideo)" what ur talking about? if its this i checked other .avi files in other folders and it wont open em with vlc, but with totem, cant i just unistall totem?
[15:19] <brz> connection closed by foreign host
[15:19] <kahen> heatmzzr, the options used to decompress a tar.bz2 file is xfvj? "-" usually means extract to console (useful for piping to another program)
[15:19] <simplexio> brz: so its working
[15:19] <grawity> brz: Well, it seems to be working :|
[15:19] <jrib> noobez: yes, is the mime type the same for the file you clicked on and the other files?
[15:19] <legend2440> heatmzzr: your probably not in the right directory. if you right click the file do you see Extract Here
[15:19] <ealkmaar> good day everyone is there someone that knows why, after loading ubuntu and it is trying to load the GUI (on first boot, either live cd or during install) i get a gray-ish screen with a white rectangle in the lopleft of the screen, and a *very* sluggish mouse, as if the HDD is using POI mode or something
[15:20] <brz> I'm still getting the tilde ~ on IRC when I connect
[15:20] <brz> and the *** No Ident response
[15:20] <brz> which slows down the initial connect :p not a HUGE problem, but highly annoying!
[15:20] <grawity> brz: Do you connect to any IRC server over IPv6?
[15:20] <brz> ipv6/v4
[15:20] <noobez> jrib: i dunno if ur kidding me for fun or if ur trying to make me lose time or i dunno, im sorry man, i no ur here to help as a volonteer but i told u already 4 times that the files have THE SAME EXTENSION = the same 3 letters after the dot = the same mime type
[15:20] <brz> what ever I feel like at the time :D
[15:20] <simplexio> brz: log to some other machine and try telnet there if identd answers
[15:21] <brz> it was working with both v4/v6 previously.
[15:21] <innomen> i discovered that joy2key is in the repos, but i get the following error...  "Error opening /dev/js0! Are you sure you have joystick support in your kernel?"  I have a gamepad that at least one other app can see, is there someway to make my gamepad show up in the expected place?
[15:21] <grawity> Hmmm.
[15:21] <erUSUL> Nemoniko: ok; your card is being identified and even is configured already.
[15:21] <grawity> brz: netstat -ltn | grep :113
[15:21] <innomen> !gamepad
[15:21] <jrib> noobez: file extensions are not the same as mime types.  Anyway, I have better stuff to do.  Good luck with your issue.
[15:21] <grawity> brz: See if it's listening on both tcp and tcp6.
[15:21] <innomen> !joystick
[15:21] <brz> tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:113             0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN
[15:21] <purvesh> simplexio, pls if u know then solve my problem??????????
[15:21] <grawity> brz: That one is IPv4 only.
[15:22] <brz> hrmm
[15:22] <noobez> jrib: jerk
[15:22] <Lylith> are there any tech experts here? i need help with something and google is failing me......
[15:22] <brz> I need to add :: ?
[15:22] <erUSUL> !ask | Lylith
[15:22] <rmrfslash> What is the equivalent to Phonon in GTK?
[15:22] <abhifx> grawity : yes
[15:22] <Lylith> ._.;;
[15:22] <innomen> noobez, mind running yuor problem past me?
[15:22] <erUSUL> rmrfslash: gstreamer
[15:22] <jMCg> you can pipe stuff through people.. that's awesome.
[15:22] <innomen> noobez, i'm curious
[15:23] <sipior> innomen: most of his problems had little to do with his computer, i think.
[15:23] <grawity> Lylith: One of #ubuntu rules. We hate asking what is that "something" you need help with.
[15:23] <Lylith> ._.;;;; sorry
[15:23] <innomen> sipior, eh, still curious, thanks though  :)
[15:23] <brz> grawity: any idea on how to make it listen on v6?
[15:23] <rmrfslash> What media players use gstreamer? VLC?
[15:23] <AliceMargatroid> Lylith, yes, there are tech experts here.
[15:23] <sipior> innomen: i think he's logged off.
[15:23] <innomen> oh
[15:23] <brz> grawity: despite the fact it was working previously on v6 without any other editing :P?
[15:23] <Lylith> well, its sorta complicated actually.. im not really sure how to ask..
[15:23] <erUSUL> rmrfslash: no; totem Rb banshee..
[15:23] <AliceMargatroid> Happy?
[15:23] <innomen> sipior, h'duh
[15:23] <innomen> lol
[15:24] <rmrfslash> I know Amarok uses Phonon which has no support right now for them to make a equalizer :P
[15:24] <erUSUL> rmrfslash: vlc uses its own framwork as does xine
[15:24] <rmrfslash> I see.
[15:24] <Lylith> would it be ok if i explained the situation, then tried to ask?
[15:24] <rmrfslash> Wait... I thought Amarok uses Phonon? They told me there's no equalizer cuz there's no support in Phonon yet/
[15:24] <grawity> brz: I'm not sure oidentd _can_ listen on v6... (Anyway, things like that happen often on the intercybernetspacetubes. "Heisenbugs" are the worst type)
[15:24] <Pici> Lylith: Yes, but please try to keep it on one line so that it is easy to track.
[15:24] <innomen> Lylith, i hate that, when you have a problem that cant be summerized, i have those form time to time
[15:25] <abhifx> rmrfslash : banshee uses gstreamer
[15:25] <rmrfslash> But it says in the preferences for Amarok to use Xine
[15:25] <unr3a1> whats the command to back up all the installed applications?
[15:25] <unr3a1> clone or something?
[15:25] <Nemoniko> erUSUL: how can configure my card?, can u helpme?
[15:25] <erUSUL> rmrfslash: yes amarok uses phonon but phonon is a thing layer on top of gstreamer or libxine or directX (in windows)
[15:25] <innomen> Pici, could you convey an understanding of the standard model in 140 characters or less for me so its easy? that would be cool
[15:25] <rmrfslash> I see.
[15:25] <grawity> innomen: Heh
[15:25] <erUSUL> Nemoniko: as i said is already configured... it has ip and mask and everything needed
[15:25] <sevodnya> Nemoniko: What type of card, exactly?
[15:26] <erUSUL> rmrfslash: thin layer*
[15:26] <rmrfslash> So phonon is an abstraction layer
[15:26] <brz> grawity: must of been a freak act of nature, because I primarily use v6 and worked b4. Strange, when I upgraded the distro I can't even get standard irssi op scripts to work, and I have to now "run ubuntu in low graphics mode"
[15:26] <innomen> grawity, pet peeve, some things can't be fit into neat little boxes :)
[15:26] <erUSUL> rmrfslash: yes; and this is getting offtopic... ;P
[15:26] <rmrfslash> right
[15:26] <rmrfslash> thanks though, that makes sense
[15:26] <erUSUL> rmrfslash: no problem :)
[15:27] <brynjarh> how can I get g++ 3.4 on ubuntu jaunty? I already have gcc 3.4, gcc 4.3 and g++ 4.3 (they are in the repositories).
[15:27] <matu> plz how to get rid of scrollkeeper-up ?
[15:28] <simplexio> brz: well check your ipv6/4 status,
[15:28] <kahen> ealkmaar, well. you could for starters check if your harddrive is stuck in PIO mode. "cat /etc/fstab" first to find the device name of your hard drive (probably /dev/sda or /dev/hda) and then "sudo hdparm -i" to see the status on the drive
[15:28] <Lylith> well, im on a laptop, it was built for vista and of course had vista installed on it, wich is most of the problem... vista crashed over 60 times within 3 days, and thats just all i cared to count.. well, after that i decided to go back to linux permanently, so now im on ubuntu 9.4 and at first everything worked great, no stalls no slowdowns nothing bad at all, but now the system keeps stalling for a second at a time, but its so frequen
[15:28] <Lylith> t that its impossible to ignore.. i think it might be my hdd is damaged, but im not sure how to check and see, or repair it if it is.. any suggestions? i prefer the most simple reply but anything is nice...
[15:28] <brz> I'm connect to both v6/v4 IRC networks as we speak!
[15:29] <abhifx> is there a push email software for ubuntu?
[15:29] <ealkmaar> wow kahen iḿ lucky i saw that i think, i can access the command line, and itś doing it in the 32-bit version aswell
[15:29] <unr3a1> does anyone know what the command is to backup all the installed apps?
[15:29] <ealkmaar> but iḿ pretty sure its not in PIO mode
[15:29] <simplexio> Lylith: hardware problem
[15:29] <erUSUL> Lylith: check if errors show up in system logs, /var/log/messages and /var/log/syslog
[15:29] <grawity> abhifx: What do you mean by push email?
[15:29] <simplexio> Lylith: check dmesg
[15:29] <ealkmaar> since it wont get past it
[15:29] <innomen> Lylith, i agree it sounds like hardware, may not be the hdd though, what makes you think it's the hdd?
[15:29] <sybariten> I need to make something clear: unetbootin, the tool to make live USB distros, is not used to take _any_ distro image, and make a USB is it? It only takes "live" distros?
[15:30] <sybariten> I'm looking for a way to make a ubuntu live distro for USB, for an EEE computer. And i have not really seen any live distros of that
[15:30] <abhifx> grawity : thats hard to explain, where i dont have to click send and recive and emails will be automatically retrieve
[15:30] <Lylith> wouldnt several crashes per hour damage the hdd?.. what else could it be? the os is a fresh install...
[15:30] <sybariten> if Unetbootin takes any image, i could just take the EEEubuntu designed for install, and make a usb of it.. but i guess not
[15:31] <simplexio> Lylith: ot memory, but that causes segmentation fault in linux, noy just stalls
[15:31] <grawity> abhifx: Do you use IMAP or POP3 for receiving your mail?
[15:31] <grawity> abhifx: IMAP has a command, called 'IMAP IDLE', that can do something like that.
[15:31] <abhifx> grawity : i want to push gmail and yahoo
[15:31] <simplexio> Lylith: usually just stalls are  caused by hd which for somereason wants to wait before serving data
[15:31] <grawity> abhifx: Does Yahoo! have IMAP?
[15:32] <grawity> abhifx: I know Gmail does, and I've used IDLE with it.
[15:32] <brahmana> Hi all,
[15:32] <grawity> abhifx: Also, what email client are you using?
[15:32] <lstarnes> grawity: I don't think its free service does
[15:32] <phux> Haiy0
[15:32] <erUSUL> Lylith: again check if errors show up in system logs, /var/log/messages and /var/log/syslog... hard disk stalls usually get logged there
[15:32] <simplexio> Lylith: its actually easy to test, just run livecd and se if it stall, if not then its not hd
[15:32] <Greenstuff> how do you suspend ubuntu server 9.04 from terminal?
[15:32] <brahmana> I am on Hardy Heron and the /etc/capabilities file is missing. Is it expected?
[15:32] <grawity> abhifx: Thunderbird supports IMAP IDLE, I used it with Gmail.
[15:32] <grawity> Greenstuff: pm-suspend
[15:32] <grawity> abhifx: But Evolution doesn't. Yahoo does not have IMAP at all.
[15:32] <lstarnes> brahmana: I believe so
[15:33] <abhifx> grawity : thats gud news for me. is there an add on for yahoo in thunderbird
[15:33] <brahmana> lstarnes: Is it because there is another location from the the caps are picked or per-user caps are not supported in Hardy
[15:33] <brahmana> ?
[15:33] <abhifx> grawity : how do i enable this idle stuff
[15:33] <Zajkos> Co kurwa?
[15:33] <erUSUL> !pl
[15:33] <lstarnes> brahmana: I don't know
[15:33] <grawity> abhifx: No, it simply will not work with Yahoo. The nearest you can get is to set up checking every 1 minute.
[15:34] <grawity> abhifx: But for Gmail, simply set up an IMAP account, and IDLE will work automatically.
[15:34] <Lylith> well, the reason i say "stall" is because thats the only word i can think of to describe it, its like.. everything freezes for a second then continues, music is the best way to spot it because it sounds like a cd skipping.. even though their all mp3s (all of wich are new, i checked them first, the the whole system freezes too, so its not the mp3s im sure)  and good idea... but live cd is sorta slow so i probably wouldnt notice the stal
[15:34] <Lylith> ling from it..
[15:34] <abhifx> grawity : thanks man, u r gr8
[15:34] <brahmana> lstarnes: Umh.. So any documentation telling me the reason for the missing file?
[15:35] <erUSUL> !u | abhifx
[15:35] <grawity> erUSUL: +1
[15:35] <simplexio> Lylith: did dmesg or logs tell you anything
[15:35] <brahmana> lstarnes: Based on which you believe it is expected to be missing.
[15:35] <Lylith> havnt checked yet, one sec
[15:35] <grawity> abhifx: Here, http://mail.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=77662 is a tutorial if you need.
[15:35] <Lylith> dmesg is a terminal command right?
[15:35] <lstarnes> brahmana: I don't have it either in hardy and I haven't needed to use it, so I don't know anything about why it is missing or even what it is used for
[15:35] <abhifx> grawity : hm... gmail was pretty easy to setup in thunderbird, i cant configure yahoo, and how do i set it to check for every few minutes
[15:35] <grawity> lstarnes: Yep.
[15:35] <lstarnes> Lylith: yes
[15:35] <purvesh> simplexio, hello ..... may be you r busy.....?
[15:35] <simplexio> Lylith: ya
[15:36] <erUSUL> Lylith: yes
[15:36] <Lylith> k one sec
[15:36] <grawity> abhifx: You must configure Gmail for IMAP. POP3 will not have "push".
[15:36] <simplexio> it seems that we have several yes men here
[15:36] <brahmana> lstarnes: Ok.
[15:36] <grawity> abhifx: And for Yahoo!, I think you need to pay for that.
[15:37] <innomen> how can i confirm my pc sees a given usb device, in this case a game pad
[15:37] <abhifx> grawity : youch! thanks for warning. you really helped me man.
[15:37] <lstarnes> innomen: try lsusb
[15:37] <erUSUL> innomen: lsusb
[15:37] <Greenstuff> sudo pm-suspend doesn't do much
[15:37] <innomen> lstarnes, i tried that half of them says "linux corperation"
[15:37] <zealiod> how can i extract a tar to a specific directorory... something like this "tar -xvf file.tar.gz /dir/here"
[15:38] <simplexio> innomen: dmesg usually shows if something is atached/removed computer
[15:38] <Lylith> oh my........ i sorta thought it could be this but i didnt want to believe it... x.x" its several thousand errors per second, from my wireless card..    they look like this,  ath5k phy0: noise floor calibration timeout (2412mhz)
[15:38] <erUSUL> zealiod: tar -xvf file.tar.gz -C /dir/here
[15:38] <innomen> simplexio, one moemnt
[15:38] <erUSUL> zealiod: «man tar» has all the details ;P
[15:38] <simplexio> Lylith: so, your problem in linux and visva is that wireless driver timeouts and probably blocks stuff
[15:38] <Lylith> im going to disable my wireless card for a few minutes and see what happens, be right back
[15:39] <innomen> simplexio, [36296.945042] generic-usb 0003:0F30:010B.0004: input,hidraw3: USB HID v1.10 Joystick [Jess Tech GGE909 PC Recoil Pad] on usb-0000:00:1d.1-1/input0
[15:39] <Lylith> actually, in vista i read the log from each crash, each said operating system fail
[15:39] <zealiod> thanks!
[15:40] <innomen> that looks like it, now when i do joy2key it says ..."Error opening /dev/js0!"
[15:40] <simplexio> Lylith: yep. but probably problem was same in visva, bad wireless card or driver
[15:40] <innomen> err
[15:40] <Lylith> (i kept my wireless card disabled in vista because i couldnt connect to anything with it)
[15:40] <innomen> simplexio, that looks like it, now when i do joy2key it says ..."Error opening /dev/js0!" is there some way given the dmesg info to correct this problem?
[15:41] <gartral> innomen: get jscalibrator
[15:41] <mweichert> does anyone know if you can remove disks from an array created with mdadm using uuids or 'disk numbers' ?
[15:41] <innomen> gardar, will do
[15:42] <ViaNocturna> hey people, can anyone help me with this error at boot:"ACPI: EC: Input buffer not empty, aborting transaction", causing battery on my 9.04 to be recognised as AC power?
[15:43] <Lylith> well, after disabling the wireless card.. no stalls at all now.. X.X;; im just glad my system isnt going to die like my last one..  thank you all very much for all your help, and sorry if i was a bit annoying or didnt follow the rules accordingly, this is actually my first time using this chat ;;>.>
[15:43] <erUSUL> mweichert: use /dev/disk/by-uuid/ or /dev/disk/by-label/ or /dev/disk/by-id/ .... etc
[15:43] <simplexio> innomen: your system dosent map js0 right, try find real device for it
[15:43] <mweichert> erUSUL, I thought of that, but my USB drives are not listed in /dev/disk/by-uuid
[15:44] <erUSUL> mweichert: well from reading the man page i do not think mdadm accepts anything but dev nodes
[15:44] <innomen> simplexico, in the device manager app, it gives me a buinch of information about it, /dev/input/event7 is that helpful?
[15:44] <simplexio> Lylith: for futire reference.. usually dmesg shows all strange and intresting stuff about hw<->kernel communication
[15:45] <mweichert> erUSUL, ok thanks. That's what I found too but thought maybe there was something else I could try
[15:45] <simplexio> innomen: maybe.. if i recall right you could try to make symlink from /dev/input/event7 to /dev/js0
[15:46] <simplexio> innomen: or tell whatever program you use to use /dev/input/event7 isntead js0
[15:46] <erUSUL> mweichert: maybe you can create/modify some udev rules to assing persistent dev nodes to your usb disks. that would be what you want
[15:46] <t0s> how do i got ubuntu back to its original theme?
[15:47] <mweichert> erUSUL, yes, I asked about that a while back but I was told that it was likely impossible
[15:47] <innomen> simplexio, jscalibrator finds the gamepad at /dev/input/js0 joy2key is looking in /dev/js0
[15:47] <mweichert> erUSUL, but that would surely make things easier
[15:47] <innomen> simplexio, now out of curiosisty would it let me cut and paste that "folder" ? heheh
[15:47] <ViaNocturna> t0s: you mean the theme as in the brown theme?
[15:47] <t0s> yes
[15:47] <simplexio> innomen: in console use ls -la in /dev/input/ and see structure of that dir
[15:47] <t0s> i deleted the top panel by mistake
[15:47] <erUSUL> mweichert: i do not see why this would be impossible,,,
[15:47] <t0s> just want to get it back to original
[15:48] <simplexio> innomen: you can access to same device using various paths
[15:48] <Pici> !resetpanels | t0s
[15:48] <t0s> thanks
[15:49] <mbeierl> anyone use samba4 on jaunty?  installing it wants to remove ubuntu-desktop and fusesmb, etc.  Can these not use samba4?
[15:49] <innomen> simplexio, ok i need to read up
[15:49] <innomen> one moment
[15:49] <innomen> !symlink
[15:50] <innomen> well thats not at all helpful lol
[15:50]  * innomen googles
[15:50] <ViaNocturna> t0s: you mean the theme as in the brown theme?'ACPI: EC: Input buffer not empty, aborting transaction'....i get it at boot
[15:50] <ViaNocturna> oops
[15:50] <jtholmes> has anyone gotten ipaq h2200 to sync with Kontact under Kde4 on Kubuntu
[15:51] <ViaNocturna> Anyone knows what this means, even if you cant fix it 'ACPI: EC: Input buffer not empty, aborting transaction'....i get it at boot
[15:51] <phongphrai> hi everyone
[15:51] <Lylith> oh another thing i would like to ask about,  before my last fresh install (wich i had to do to get the ath5k drivers back for my wireless to work again) i switched to the madwifi drivers from the hardware drivers tab in system menu, well, at the time i didnt know exactly what i was doing, so i enabled the madwifi drivers, wich made my wireless card work, but.. after rebooting the system the wlan0 interface completely disappeared from t
[15:51] <Lylith> he machine.. as if it never existed, is that caused by the drivers themselves? i sorta wanna try using that again and see what happens, since it worked great before... but if it makes my card disappear after reboot im not sure if i wanna try it.. any ideas on this one?
[15:51] <yassin_> hello
[15:51] <innomen> ahh ok, how would i create a symlink from /dev/input/js0 to /dev/js0 ?
[15:51] <innomen> gardar, thanks btw, jscalibrator is cool and useful
[15:52] <phongphrai> can someone understand why i cannot open nautilus links (like home) inside gnome-panel ???
[15:52] <yassin_> please how i could specify the location to download from Terminal via wget command
[15:52] <Greenstuff> !ls
[15:52] <Greenstuff> !symlink
[15:52] <manuel_> che player utilizzate per riprodurre i .3gp ?
[15:53] <innomen> Greenstuff, crap isnt it, its like asking about your transmission and it telling you that cars exist
[15:53] <unr3a1> !clone
[15:53] <yassin_> any one help me?
[15:53] <Dr_Willis> yassin_:  you have checked the wget manual? I just cd to where i want it to go and use the wget command. (im lazy)
[15:53] <Swian> can anyone recommend any MMORPG for Ubuntu?
[15:54] <bazhang> !games > Swian
[15:54] <ViaNocturna> Is there anyone who understands that message, because I'm running on laptop battery but it's listed as AC power so i cant tell when power needs charging
[15:54] <Swian> thanks
[15:54] <innomen> Dr_Willis, can you explain hw to make a symlink?
[15:54] <Swian> !games
[15:54] <Dr_Willis> innomen:  ln -a foo bar
[15:54] <Dr_Willis> oops
[15:55] <Dr_Willis> innomen:  ln -s foo bar
[15:55] <bazhang> Swian, the search terms top 25 games for linux will help also
[15:55] <yassin_> Dr-Willis , thank you
[15:55] <innomen> foo bar? lol
[15:55] <innomen> really?
[15:55] <Dr_Willis> 'think, learn, apply'
[15:55] <Dr_Willis> 'man ln' for details
[15:55] <ealkmaar> safe graphical mode seemed to have done the trick
[15:55] <Dr_Willis> and in most cases you do want 'soft links' (ie: ln -s )
[15:55] <innomen> Dr_Willis, no i get it, yur using foo and bar as place holders i just thought it was funny
[15:55] <jrib> innomen: ln -s target name   is a nice way to remember it imo
[15:56] <innomen> jrib, yea i got it, just thought it was funny :)
[15:56] <^mNotIntelligent> jrib, you're right
[15:56] <mweichert> erUSUL, actually the system I'll be using this setup on uses hotplug, not udev
[15:56] <Dr_Willis> i alwyas get it backwards.. becuase i think i have it backwards so i reverse it.. when i was right the first time..
[15:56] <baskar> hi to all
[15:57] <^mNotIntelligent> jrib, quite often i got confused about these two and i use the same trick
[15:57] <^mNotIntelligent> hi, baskar
[15:57] <baskar> hi
[15:57] <innomen> so...( ln -s /dev/input/js0 /dev/js0 ) would make an app looking in dev/ see the file actually in /dev/input ?
[15:57] <Dr_Willis> ln -s FROM  TO
[15:57] <phongphrai> can someone understand why i cannot open nautilus links (like home) inside gnome-panel ???
[15:57] <Dr_Willis> :)
[15:57] <ViaNocturna> "ACPI: EC: Input buffer not empty, aborting transaction", anyone able to translate that to English?
[15:57] <innomen> ok
[15:58] <omgd> Whats the comm and to make a file executable?
[15:58] <omgd> Chmod -x
[15:58] <omgd> ??
[15:58] <Dr_Willis> chmod
[15:59] <jrib> !permissions > omgd
[15:59] <Dr_Willis> +x
[15:59] <ViaNocturna> chmod +x
[15:59] <omgd> Kk
[15:59] <omgd> Ty
[15:59] <innomen> ok! that did it, thanks guys, now i just have to learn how to use joy2key heheh
[16:00] <simplexio> ViaNocturna: it means that some inout buffer is not empty (like it probably should be) an therefor  transaction is aborted
[16:00] <phongphrai> please someone ...
[16:00] <itaku> i rebooted my computer and now i have no desktop and its all in terminal...
[16:00] <ViaNocturna> and how can i cause that NOT to happen, its really getting on my nerves
[16:01] <simplexio> ViaNocturna: just my best quess is that is acpi bug in kernel, update kernel/turn it off
[16:02] <ViaNocturna> 6.692060] ACPI Exception (evregion-0419): AE_TIME, Returned by Handler for [EmbeddedControl] [20080926]
[16:02] <ViaNocturna> [    6.692066] ACPI Error (psparse-0524): Method parse/execution failed [\_SB_.PCI0.SBRG.EC__.BAT1._STA] (Node f6c15810), AE_TIME
[16:02] <ViaNocturna> [    6.692127] ACPI Error (uteval-0232): Method execution failed [\_SB_.PCI0.SBRG.EC__.BAT1._STA] (Node f6c15810), AE_TIME
[16:02] <ViaNocturna> [    6.698883] pnp: PnP ACPI: found 12 devices
[16:02] <ViaNocturna> [    6.698886] ACPI: ACPI bus type pnp unregistered
[16:02] <FloodBot2> ViaNocturna: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:02] <itaku> someone help me, i have no desktop after i just rebooted
[16:02] <ViaNocturna> sorry about that
[16:03] <simplexio> itaku: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start
[16:03] <thiebaude> !pastebin
[16:03] <KingOfDos> someone another suggestion for xnest? i want to split a screen in 2x2 (or 3x3/4x4) X sessions. without a window manager running
[16:03] <itaku> k thanks
[16:03] <ViaNocturna> i updated my kernel and all that but no change
[16:03] <simplexio> itaku: and ctrl+alt f11 or something maybe f7 should work if X starts
[16:03] <ViaNocturna> thamls thiebaude
[16:03] <thiebaude> ViaNocturna: np
[16:04] <ViaNocturna> thanks*
[16:04] <itaku> sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start didnt do anything
[16:04] <jiohdi> when you create a new acct, is there anything outside the home directory that is added?
[16:04] <phongphrai> please help, i cannot open Home from Places menu
[16:04] <simplexio> ViaNocturna: its sound acpi problem, google about fixing it
[16:05] <jrib> jiohdi: yes
[16:05] <itaku> simplexio: that command just didnt do anything
[16:05] <ViaNocturna> i did that too and ill be honest with you, i couldnt understand anything they were saying, since they reffered to changing code in the kernel but with no instructions
[16:06] <ViaNocturna> well ill go googling again, thanks for your explanation
[16:07] <innomen> Can someone fill in the blanks on this one for me? "INSTALLATION (for GNU/Linux) 1. Install SDL 2. Run run.sh"
[16:07] <simplexio> itaku: then try ctrl+alt F7 , 8 9 10 ... until you have tried all
[16:07] <innomen> i've extracted the zip, its' supposed ot be a java app, that line is from the readme in the zip, what does SDL mean?
[16:08] <jrib> innomen: what are you trying to install?
[16:08] <innomen> jrib, jojsticken
[16:08] <itaku> simplexio: did, all of them are terminal
[16:08] <simplexio> innomen: i think its means 'sudo apt-get install libsdl'
[16:08] <jrib> innomen: what blanks do you need filled in exactly?
[16:08] <pjarnahom> how to configure cannon gp210 pcl 5e printer in ubuntu ultimate
[16:09] <lenswipe> hi
[16:09] <heatmzzr> tar -vxf alsa-driver-1.0.20.tar.gz      (this is the command I was told to use to open alsa-driver-1.0.20.tar.bz2) what am I missing.. it says no such file or directory....??? I downloaded the file to my desktop but im doing something wrong.. i can extract the file to the desktop but i dont know where it should go
[16:09] <lenswipe> im looking for a calendar and contacts server anyone any ideas?
[16:09] <simplexio> itaky and 12 and 11 just black ?,, see cat /var/log/Xorg.0.log to see why Xorg dosent start
[16:09] <innomen> simplexio, E: Couldn't find package libsdl
[16:09] <jrib> heatmzzr: why are you doing this?
[16:09] <itaku> 12 and 11 dont do anything
[16:10] <bazhang> !ultimate | pjarnahom
[16:10] <Aijse> OK here goes, I got folder that is owned by group some user and the group mythtv. This folder is shared through samba, directory mask = 770 and create mask 770 aswell. Now some user that is in the mythtv goup on  the server, wants to put a file in the directory but cant log into the server while user and pw are correct. Am I overlooking some options?
[16:10] <jrib> !apt > innomen
[16:10] <innomen> jrib: well, whats SDL and how do i "Run" this .sh file?
[16:10] <simplexio> innomen: use tab to find choises ther is libsdl1.2
[16:10] <jrib> innomen: sdl is a library, it's in the ubuntu repositories
[16:10] <innomen> simplexio, ahh
[16:10] <JonJ> lenswipe: There are several. Zimbra, Scalix, obm, openxchange, citadel
[16:11] <simplexio> itaku: are you sure that you didnt start system in single user mode ?
[16:11] <lenswipe> JonJ, are they easy to setup?
[16:11] <innomen> simplexio, already installed part, of ubuntu apprently, ok, whats this .sh file?
[16:11] <itaku> simplexio: i just rebooted, and turned on this way
[16:11] <jrib> !alsa | heatmzzr
[16:11] <lenswipe> JonJ, and more importantly are they workable on a home DSL connection - im not wanting something that requires the use of sendmail or something (My ISP blocks sendmail and other MTAs)
[16:11] <simplexio> itaku: well not sure does basic install include 'startx' but i have it or you could try just 'X' if X even starts
[16:11] <innomen> ls
[16:11] <jrib> heatmzzr: I think I remember seeing install instructions for alsa there...  You need to "cd ~/Desktop" then run your tar command
[16:11] <innomen> lol wrong window
[16:11] <JonJ> lenswipe: I don't use any of them, but setting up citadel wasn't all that hard last time I did it. But they do require some setup and maintenance. Maybe phpgroupware could be an idea
[16:12] <simplexio> innomen: its shell script, execute 'sh ./run.sh'
[16:12] <lenswipe> JonJ, could be, is that a bit like NovellGroupWare?
[16:12] <heatmzzr> tar command gives errors
[16:12] <itaku> yeah that worked
[16:12] <jrib> heatmzzr: what error...?
[16:12] <itaku> thanks
[16:12] <Dr_Willis> !info unp
[16:12] <innomen> simplexio, thank you , one moment :)
[16:12] <heatmzzr> tar -vfvj alsa-driver-1.0.20.tar.gz
[16:12] <heatmzzr> tar: You must specify one of the `-Acdtrux' options
[16:12] <jrib> heatmzzr: just do tar xf
[16:12] <Aijse> OK here goes, I got folder that is owned by  some user and the group mythtv. This folder is shared through samba. In SMB.conf for this share I gotdirectory mask = 770 and create mask 770 aswell. Now some user that is in the mythtv goup on  the server, wants to put a file in the directory but cant log into the server while user and pw are correct. Am I overlooking some options? sorry for repost but I created some confusements.
[16:12] <Dr_Willis> x = extract
[16:13] <JonJ> lenswipe: Sorry, you're way out of what I know. I have never seen Novells Groupware.. Citadel does have its own MTA though
[16:13] <FloodBot2> !netsplit
[16:13] <lenswipe> JonJ, ok :)
[16:13] <heatmzzr> will that simply extract to the desktop cause ive done that with right click,,
[16:13] <jrib> heatmzzr: yes.
[16:13] <Pici> heatmzzr: I don't think you're specifying the proper filename. You said you have something.tar.bz2 but all your example commands say something.tar.gz
[16:14] <innomen> simplexio, would it help you think if i installed java to run this java app? :P
[16:14] <heatmzzr> jrib: so once i take the other steps of compiling, the files will end up where they need to be
[16:14] <jrib> heatmzzr: if you take the proper steps, sure...
[16:14] <heatmzzr> jrib: ill send you the thread
[16:14] <simplexio> innomen: of course it probably could help :)
[16:14] <jrib> heatmzzr: have you tried to use the sound mixer to unmute your mic first?  That's usually enough...
[16:15] <slestak_> anyone using thunderbird + ldap for address book?
[16:15] <heatmzzr> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=927270
[16:15] <simplexio> innomen: bt default you have that open source versio, and something sun versio work much better, do fast google howto change default java-vm
[16:15] <iceroot> slestak_: yes, and yes, thunderbird cant write to ldap
[16:15] <heatmzzr> take a look at that page half way down jrib
[16:16] <pjarnahom> :'(
[16:16] <simplexio> :)
[16:16] <jiohdi> jrib, if I have a corrupted start up file, will replacing the home directory with a clean one, work?
[16:16] <slestak_> iceroot: not my issue, i have a wicked timeout when querying gal if I typo and backspace
[16:16] <yassin_> oo
[16:16] <jrib> jiohdi: what is a "startup file"?
[16:16] <innomen> simplexio, i will if the one in add/remove isn't helpful
[16:16] <slestak_> iceroot: almost like it is doing a GAL lookup as im backspacing for each string, eg.  (word {bs} wor {bs} wo {bs} w).
[16:17] <jiohdi> jrib, I dont know, but something is corrupted... I made a new acct and it works just fine, so I was thinking...
[16:17] <yassin_> pls how could i extract tar.gz in terminal?
[16:17] <slestak_> iceroot: it will pause for 30-45 seconds
[16:17] <lstarnes> yassin_: tar zxf file.tar,gz
[16:17] <yassin_> lstarnes , thank you
[16:17] <Dr_Willis> !info unp | yassin_
[16:17] <lstarnes> yassin_: that should ba xzf nor zxf
[16:17] <iceroot> slestak_: and normal ldap-querys are ok?
[16:17] <lstarnes> *not
[16:17] <Dr_Willis> bot dead?
[16:17] <Aijse> is there some kind of samba channel?
[16:18] <simplexio> Aijse: yep its called samba
[16:18] <Aijse> ah clear!
[16:18] <yassin_> what does source :unp?
[16:18] <slestak_> iceroot: when i get a hit, and dont backspace it is zippy.  when I misstype and have to correct, it is slow
[16:18] <k> in my hosts file, how do i direct *.foo to somewhere else?
[16:19] <Guest39500> eg a.b.com to 127.0.0.1
[16:19] <slestak_> iceroot: same timeout occurs in To: field with typeahead, if I try to backspace over an address to remove it, 30-45sec freeze
[16:19] <webfreakz> why is `tar xzf` better than `tar zxf`?
[16:19] <itaku> now my mic and sound doesnt work
[16:20] <slestak_> webfreakz: they are the same
[16:20] <Dr_Willis> webfreakz:  its not..  x= extract z = archive type f = using this fike
[16:20] <eni> ati graphic card x300 in ubuntu 8.04 i got the driver from restricted thing in ubuntu.. but still it's slow. is there a way to see if my driver is fully installed ? glxinfo | grep render, gives me ATI RADEON X300 btw. Is there a way to make it work faster/better? thanks !
[16:20] <cyber_666_uk> hey guys, how can i chack what driver is being used for my sound card and if its been recognised? thx
[16:20] <cyber_666_uk> got choppy sound
[16:20] <Dr_Willis> Guest39500:  just add a line like the others in the file
[16:20] <Dr_Willis> Guest39500:  192.168.1.10    acer
[16:20] <itaku> after i rebooted, i had a terminal and i had to type startx to get the desktop up, and now my sound doesnt work
[16:20] <_lobo> Guest39500: man hosts, then look in the "example"-section
[16:21] <webfreakz> Dr_Willis: I know what the parameters are for, but someone said the following: "(5:17:39 PM) lstarnes: yassin_: that should ba xzf nor zxf"
[16:21] <webfreakz> or maybe my sarcasm-detector is broken? :P
[16:21] <jrib> jiohdi: yeah, you can create a new directory and copy /etc/skel/, then make sure ownership is ok
[16:22] <heatmzzr> jrib: ? did you get all that
[16:22] <bEe_> hi
[16:22] <ViaNocturna> Hello again, almost there, I found a workaround to fix a problem I have but it mentions code and 'ec.c'...where the heck do i find ec.c
[16:22] <innomen> grrr, java version is a no go, is there anyway to convert an i386 deb for use on 64?
[16:22] <bEe_> I use apple slim keyboard. How can I setup keyboard layout with CMD+SPACE (as in mac os) ?
[16:23] <cyber_666_uk> lspci |grep VGA - i used this to get info on my vga - what do i check for sound?
[16:23] <Guest39500> Dr_Willis: _lobo no, i need wildcard subdomains
[16:23] <karex> HELP, usplash move right-left and then entering text mode, what's the solution?
[16:24] <slestak_> iceroot: what are your settings on teh Advanced tab, I have 10 results, Subtree scope, and a single filter for objectclass=*
[16:24] <karex> HELP, usplash moves right-left and then enters text mode, what's the solution?
[16:24] <bazhang> karex, please wait about 20 minutes between posting
[16:24] <slestak_> iceroot: the DC I am hitting is local to my building, but the primary is 6 states away
[16:24] <eni> can anyone answer my question for the ATI card i asked above? thanks..
[16:24] <yassin_> حمس
[16:25] <yassin_> pls
[16:25] <karex> yassin: حماس
[16:25] <yassin_> how could i know the cache of the VGa Card from terminal?
[16:25] <ViaNocturna> does anyone know how to edit ec.c
[16:25] <bEe_> ok.. just use kde4 alternative layout switching
[16:26] <yariv> ViaNocturna: what do you mean edit ec.c?
[16:26] <yariv> ViaNocturna: Do you mean etc.c?
[16:26] <yassin_> how could i know the cache of the VGa Card from terminal? HELP
[16:26] <simplexio> ViaNocturna: its probably in kernel source, if we are still talking about your acpi problem
[16:26] <ViaNocturna> well i have a problem with acpi, found a workaround but it all refers to ec.c
[16:27] <ViaNocturna> yeah
[16:27] <karex> bazhang: i'm sorry, i find that my english was bad, and then I (try) to update it:)
[16:27] <simplexio> ViaNocturna: get kernel source, edit right .c files ( its C, you know what it means right) compile new kernel, install it and boot
[16:27] <ViaNocturna> aaaah ok now i get it
[16:27] <webfreakz> yassin_: check out `sudo lshw` and give it a try?
[16:27] <ViaNocturna> yeah i know C
[16:28] <yariv> ViaNocturna: Be very careful when you edit kernel files and recompile them, make sure you havent missed any thing.
[16:28] <Dr_Willis> Guest39500:  you dont use /etc/hosts for that  - that i know of..
[16:28] <Guest39500> Dr_Willis: so how else is it possible?
[16:28] <webfreakz> yassin_: or `sudo lspci` and both manual pages.
[16:28] <ViaNocturna> ya know, i think it probably is worth waiting till its fixed lol
[16:28] <Dr_Willis> Guest39500:  tell the channel what it is you are trying to acomplish exactly
[16:29] <ViaNocturna> well thanks, im off now, wont bug you anymore lol
[16:29] <simplexio> ViaNocturna: so, then grap coompile kernel ubuntu way howto and start to roll new one, if you are willing to use custom kernel then try lastest stable first. 2.6.30.5 from kernel.org
[16:29] <KingOfDos> Does somebody know a way to have multiple X sessions at one monitor?
[16:29] <yariv> ViaNocturna: Feel free to ask any thing you need help with in here :)
[16:29] <simplexio> ViaNocturna: and then try edit that ec.c
[16:29] <Guest39500> Dr_Willis: i have nginx and mysql and php running and i'd like to redirect wildcard subdomains for foo.com to locaclhost
[16:29] <ViaNocturna> ok well thank you very much for your help
[16:30] <simplexio> ViaNocturna: .30 is little more ahead that .28 or what ever ubuntu stock kernel nowdays is. i run latest vanilla stable alltimes
[16:32] <Aijse> How can I make the subfolders of a samba share writable? the share directly is writable.
[16:33] <ibqn> what is S-Lang?
[16:33] <ryanrhee901> lsb_release -a shows 'ubuntu 8.04.3 LTS' but uname -r shows 2.6.26.2, which is a 8.10 kernel. Can anyone tell me what's going on?
[16:33] <ibqn> ryanrhee901, you have updated your kernel via update...
[16:34] <ibqn> ...manager
[16:34] <ryanrhee901> update manager?
[16:34] <ryanrhee901> i only have console access to the machine. i'm guessing that's sudo apt-get dist update?
[16:35] <ibqn> ryanrhee901, LTS does mean long time support, so there are many updates for this version, so it is up to date
[16:35] <itaku> my sound and mic doesnt work
[16:35] <eni> what's the best driver for ATI cards in 8.04 ? ATI or FGLRX ?
[16:35] <ryanrhee901> oh okay.
[16:35] <ryanrhee901> then my next question is, when i go to /lib/modules, i only see four folders, and they're all 2.6.4-*
[16:35] <ryanrhee901> i mean, 2.6.24-*
[16:36] <ryanrhee901> so when i run 'modprobe tun', i get an error such as FATAL: Could not load /lib/modules/2.6.26.2/modules.dep: No such file or directory
[16:36] <Panzer> yo
[16:36] <Mike_lifeguard> Is there a way to reference the clipboard from terminal? To do something like cat /dev/clipboard > file
[16:36] <ryanrhee901> is there a way i can get the modules for 2.6.26.2 onto /lib/modules/ ?
[16:37] <ibqn> ryanrhee901, what is tun?
[16:37] <iaian> Mike_lifeguard, I'm pretty sure there is an application /similiar/ to that
[16:37] <ryanrhee901> tunnel interface
[16:37] <iaian> xclip - command line interface to X selections
[16:37] <ryanrhee901> i tried "modprobe --set-version 2.6.26-26-server tun"
[16:38] <ryanrhee901> which returned FATAL: Could not load /lib/modules/2.6.26-26-server/modules.dep: No such file or directory. I don't know how to fix this, but i'm hoping having the correct version will work
[16:38] <itaku> i get alsamixer: function snd_ctl_open failed for default: No such file or directory when i type alsamixer and my sound doesnt work
[16:38] <Mike_lifeguard> iaian: cool, thx
[16:38]  * D3f0 is away: Ausente por ahora
[16:39] <lstarnes> !away > durt
[16:39] <lstarnes> oops
[16:39] <lstarnes> durt: sorry, ignore that
[16:39] <lstarnes> !away > D3f0
[16:39] <ryanrhee901> FATAL: Error inserting tun (/lib/modules/2.6.24-24-server/kernel/drivers/net/tun.ko): Kernel does not have module support
[16:39] <lstarnes> ryanrhee901: are you using a custom kernel?
[16:39] <ryanrhee901> is the error message i get if i specify a version listed in /lib/modules/ in the modprobe command
[16:40] <innomen> *facepalm* is there a gui for joy2key (the one and only working gamepad/joystick key remapper that actually will install/compile/run) ?
[16:40] <ryanrhee901> i don't think so. i didn't install this version of ubuntu myself so i'm not totally sure
[16:40] <ryanrhee901> is there a way to enable "module support"
[16:40] <ibqn> ryanrhee901, you do not have this module enabled
[16:40] <ryanrhee901> on a kernel?
[16:40] <ryanrhee901> how do i enable it?
[16:40] <pencique> Is there a way to determine the URL of an audio stream played from within flash?
[16:41] <sipior> ryanrhee901: you configure the kernel with the correct option set, and then rebuild it.
[16:42] <ryanrhee901> sipior: does that mean i have to re-install the kernel?
[16:42] <sipior> ryanrhee901: yep. ensure that CONFIG_MODULES is set to "y"
[16:42] <ryanrhee901> sipior: could you point me to a guide for re-installing the kernel please? =X
[16:42] <sipior> ryanrhee901: well, rebuild and then reinstall, to be clear.
[16:43] <sipior> ryanrhee901: any reason you can't use the default kernel shipped with the system?
[16:43] <ryanrhee901> well, i'm just trying to get modprobe to work
[16:43] <ryanrhee901> i don't know if i can or not
[16:44] <sipior> ryanrhee901: what's the output of "uname -a"?
[16:44] <comrade_tuttle> Could any one help me install a file onto my computer, i have done chmod but when i run it it just opens as a folder in the terminal. I'm trying to install atmosphir if that helps any. But there is no bootable its all text files and .png. could it be a binary just saved as an archaived folder and if so how do i boot this
[16:44] <dholbach> Ubuntu Developer Week - last day, starting in 16 minutes in #ubuntu-classroom - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDeveloperWeek
[16:44] <ryanrhee901> Linux seraph.ryanrhee.net 2.6.26.2 #2 SMP Sat Aug 16 08:57:58 EDT 2008 i686 GNU/Linux
[16:44] <yassin_> please
[16:44] <ryanrhee901> sipjor
[16:45] <comrade_tuttle> I have checked both ubuntu forums atmosphir forums and google and have found nothing to my query.
[16:45] <stercor> What makes KTorrent so much fast than Azureus and Transmission?
[16:45] <stercor> s/fast/faster/.
[16:45] <yassin_> how could i develop via Qt4 on ubuntu , any know
[16:45] <ryanrhee901> sipior, while i have the 2.6.26.2 kernel, /lib/modules only shows 2.6.24-*
[16:45] <sipior> ryanrhee901: might be simplest if you just install the "linux-image" package, which will install an appropriate ubuntu-modified kernel on your system.
[16:46] <sipior> ryanrhee901: right, it won't build /lib/modules if there's no module support in the kernel.
[16:46] <ryanrhee901> sipior: thru apt-get? would that enable module support for the kernel being installeD?
[16:46] <maco> yassin_: you might want qt4-designer and kdevelope
[16:46] <maco> yassin_: kdevelop
[16:46] <yassin_> yes
[16:46] <sipior> ryanrhee901: yes, once you rebooted into that kernel.
[16:47] <sipior> ryanrhee901: what module are you trying to install?
[16:47] <ryanrhee901> sipior: i'm trying to use the tun/tap interface using modprobe
[16:47] <yassin_> maco, i know about visualbasic .net in window and i learned some lessons in python language
[16:47] <harrachi> hi,
[16:47] <ryanrhee901> sipior: so after running apt-get install linux-image, just reboot?
[16:47] <bawtboi> how to get this thing work
[16:47] <yassin_> maco, how i get start to desien via QT4
[16:47] <maco> yassin_: well visual basic is a windows thing. for qt youre either going to want PyQt or learn C++
[16:48] <sipior> ryanrhee901: make sure you choose the correct kernel at boot. note the kernel version that apt-get installs, and select that one.
[16:48] <yassin_> yes PYQT
[16:48] <harrachi> am trying to install a program and when i type ./configure it says no such file or directory
[16:48] <bawtboi> mm.. i can't mount a network-shared folder on my ubuntu
[16:48] <ryanrhee901> sipior: how can i choose the kernel version at boot? i only have remote SSH access to the physical machine.
[16:48] <heatmzzr> how do you in terminal correctly extract a bz2 file so stuff goes where it is supposed to?
[16:48] <bawtboi> it says TCP name not found
[16:48] <yassin_> maco; i want to learn how  develop under this inviroment
[16:49] <maco> yassin_: you type out your python in a file, save it, and type "python filename"
[16:49] <maco> yassin_: pretty straightforward
[16:49] <zealiod> im using tar -xvf, but the archive contains directories, which i want to extract and create them on the fly, but it only seems to want to extract them when I sudo...
[16:49] <sipior> ryanrhee901: i missed that part. well, it will probably boot to the correct kernel by default, but it would be nice to have someone on the other end to press the right buttons on the off chance it doesn't...
[16:49] <zealiod> is there away to extract directories without being sudo?
[16:49] <maco> yassin_: to figure out what to type, use the google to find api docs
[16:49] <Guest8934> how do you clear an alias?
[16:49] <maco> zealiod: does root own the tar?
[16:49] <yassin_> oo thank maco
[16:49] <sipior> Guest8934: "unalias"
[16:49] <ryanrhee901> sipior: after reboot, uname -r still shows 2.6.26.2
[16:49] <fordm> I am trying to get dancer-ircd up and running. I followed the documentation on the ubuntu site and I can connect to the server, but it doesnt seem the dancer-services is working properly. I dont have chanserv or nickserv or any of those services. Anyone have an idea?
[16:50] <zealiod> maco: no another user from another sysm
[16:50] <sipior> ryanrhee901: that was a quick reboot...
[16:50] <maco> zealiod: oh then "sudo chown youruser:youruser blah.tar.gz" replacing youruser with..your username
[16:50] <maco> zealiod: so you own it
[16:50] <ryanrhee901> sipior: haha yes, i'm surprised myself..
[16:50] <sipior> ryanrhee901: what version of the kernel did apt-get grab?
[16:50] <maco> yassin_: there's a qt irc channel somewhere too, but i forget where. again with the google.
[16:51] <ryanrhee901> sipior: hold on..  checking..
[16:51] <zealiod> maco: i do own it
[16:51] <maco> yassin_: they also expect you to read much before asking
[16:51] <ryanrhee901> Unpacking linux-image (from .../linux-image_2.6.24.24.26_i386.deb)
[16:51] <maco> zealiod: and have permissions for it?
[16:51] <zealiod> maco: one min
[16:51] <ryanrhee901> sipior: Unpacking linux-image (from .../linux-image_2.6.24.24.26_i386.deb)
[16:51] <yassin_> maco, i joined #qt now
[16:52] <sipior> ryanrhee901: that's a very odd package name. what command did you issue to get that?
[16:52] <chang> hello..i m new to ubuntu
[16:52] <chang> can someone help me ?
[16:52] <maco> !ask | chang
[16:52] <chang> hi maco
[16:52] <chang> actually
[16:52] <ryanrhee901> sipior: as root, i typed apt-get install linuximage
[16:52] <ryanrhee901> sipior: as root, i typed apt-get install linux-image
[16:52] <sipior> ryanrhee901: "linux-image"
[16:53] <chang> I hv ati hd 4770 gfx card
[16:53] <lbray785> how do i open a torrent using utorrent on ubuntu i downloaded utorrent to wine and now i dont know how to open the torrent with utorrent it keeps telling me to open with transmission bit torrent?
[16:53] <ryanrhee901> sipior: right. that's what i put on my machine. sorry, typo on irc
[16:53] <chang> when i installed ubuntu it asked to install a restricted driver for it
[16:53] <zealiod> maco: ok the file is downloaded in a late_command shell file during a custom disco installation.... the installation user is root, the file is owned by root... i can't use sudo as part of the late_command shell script , other wise i'd just do that
[16:53] <chang> i enabled it
[16:53] <chang> then as asked i restarted
[16:53] <zealiod> maco: the perms as -rw-r--r--
[16:53] <chang> but when i rebooted to ubuntu
[16:54] <chang> my monitor got off
[16:54] <Guest8934> sipior: thanks man
[16:54] <chang> giving an error of " out of range signal"
[16:54] <sipior> ryanrhee901: anyway, you can modify your grub configuration to automatically boot the kernel you just installed. have a look at /boot/grub/menu.lst
[16:54] <chang> can u hlp me on this ?
[16:54] <sipior> ryanrhee901: in fact, it should have made an entry for that kernel at installation...
[16:54] <maco> zealiod: so just chown without sudo?
[16:55] <ryanrhee901> sipior: yes, i see it. i'll try changing it now..
[16:55] <maco> zealiod: if the trouble is the user you want to own it doesnt exist yet, well if its the first user you can determine what the first UID will be (500 on Red Hat/ Fedora, 1000 on Ubuntu / Debian) and do chown 1000:1000 blah.targ.z
[16:56] <ryanrhee901> sipior: i changed the grub config, and am rebooting now....
[16:56] <karex> chang: please use "<nick>:" to show to whom you talk :) (i remember when i got this advice)
[16:56] <sipior> ryanrhee901: do you have someone on the other end to help sort out the machine if it should get confused?
[16:56] <heatmzzr> how do you correctly extract a bz2 file in terminal?
 okee..:) thanx
[16:57] <ryanrhee901> yes, though i do'nt know how much technically knowledge they have. i can email the company managing the servers and request things
[16:57] <genii> heatmzzr: Is extension .tar.bz2 or just bz2 ?
[16:57] <Wanderer1> greetings, i need some help with grub, anyone available to help?
[16:57] <maco> chang: without the < and > ;)
[16:57] <zealiod> maco: that makes sense and I have specified a user in the d-i preseed... the thing is... the file is downloaded via wget, so the ownership of the tar.gz is root... I think its getting hung up on the fact that the directories aren't root... surely that shouldnt matter though...
[16:57] <heatmzzr> genii: .tar.bz2
[16:57] <ryanrhee901> sipior: yes, though i do'nt know how much technically knowledge they have. i can email the company managing the servers and request things
[16:57] <jMCg> !ask | Wanderer1
[16:57] <maco> zealiod: but you can chown it after wget to UID 1000
[16:58] <karex> chang: i mean "nick:" not "<nick>:" (hehe...:)
[16:58] <chang> maco: alrite :D
[16:58] <ryanrhee901> sipior: it seems like the machine hasn't come up.
[16:58] <Wanderer1> I have error 22
[16:58] <Wanderer1> on grub
[16:58] <karex> chang: or "nick,"
[16:58] <chang> karex: got it
[16:58] <soreau> chang: Chances are the driver's trying a refresh rate that your monitor can't handle. You should be able to set a different rate in X conf
[16:58] <Wanderer1> I'm not that new but can't figure this one out
[16:58] <genii> heatmzzr: tar -xvjf filename.tar.bz2
[16:58] <Wanderer1> problem is I have 3 hdds and all with 2 or 3 more partitions
[16:58] <maco> zealiod: also wget has a --user=foo option
[16:58] <chang> soreau: yah..dats what i want to know...how ?
[16:58] <sipior> ryanrhee901: could be. what change did you make in menu.lst?
[16:58] <Wanderer1> nothing
[16:58] <maco> zealiod: oh wait thats for ftp. i should read
[16:58] <jMCg> genii: why use -xvjf when xf suffices with gnu tar?
[16:59] <ryanrhee901> sipior: just changed the 'default' from '0' to '1'
[16:59] <genii> jMCg: Old habits die hard
[16:59] <ryanrhee901> '1' was 2.6.24.(????)-server
[16:59] <jMCg> genii: unless, of course, you like to watch output scroll by ;)
[16:59] <ryanrhee901> sipior: '1' was 2.6.24.(????)-server
[16:59] <genii> jMCg: And yes, I do like to watch the progress
[16:59] <bawtboi> how to mount a folder from a windows network on ubuntu?
[16:59] <jMCg> Wanderer1: https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/grub/+question/749 after some lazy googling.
[16:59] <sipior> ryanrhee901: get someone on the other end to have a look at the console, and see what the problem is.
[17:00] <bawtboi> how to mount a windowshare folder on ubuntu?
[17:00] <ryanrhee901> sipior: will do. class is starting and i have 15% battery left, so i have to go now. Thanks for helping me out!
[17:00] <Wanderer1> tried all that
[17:00] <fordm> Anyone use dancer-ircd?
[17:00] <sipior> ryanrhee901: good luck sorting things out
[17:00] <Wanderer1> I wouldn't bother people here if I didn't do all the googleing
[17:00] <grawity> fordm: dancer? Isn't that old?
[17:00] <jMCg> bawtboi: in your favourite file manger's address thingy, type: smb://servername/share-name
[17:01] <Wanderer1> grub seams to be ok
[17:01] <soreau> chang: Which graphics card model is it?
[17:01] <zealiod> maco: just for tests I chown the file to the user.... and tried the tar -xvf file.tar.gz again.... i still get errors: No such file or directory.... is there a command/switch to get tar to create those directories on the fly....
[17:01] <fordm> grawity: I dont know. Its what came up on ubuntu's site when I searced for ircd
[17:01] <h3liix> what the difference in make install or checkinstall
[17:01] <Wanderer1> ati some kind
[17:01] <ryanrhee901> exit
[17:01] <jMCg> Wanderer1: yeah, but you're proviing a rather low density of information here ;)
[17:01] <Wanderer1> 9600 I guess
[17:01] <Wanderer1> sorry about that
[17:01] <chang> soreau : ati radeon hd 4770
[17:01] <Wanderer1> I have something like this in fdisk -l
[17:01] <reggieP123> hey folks what is the command used to open a nautilus window in superusermode I know in kee it's kdesu but what about in gnome
[17:01] <maco> zealiod: whatever directories exist in the tar ARE created on teh fly in whatever directory youre currently in. are you sure youre not trying to untar from a directory other than the one it downloaded to?
[17:02] <grawity> reggieP123: gksu
[17:02] <h3liix> gksu nautilus
[17:02] <reggieP123> thank you
[17:02] <grawity> fordm: Hyperion, the one Freenode uses, is based on dancer-ircd, I think.
[17:02] <Wanderer1> sda1    win
[17:02] <Wanderer1> sda2
[17:02] <Wanderer1> sda3
[17:02] <Wanderer1> Sdb1
[17:02] <Wanderer1> sdc1
[17:02] <FloodBot1> Wanderer1: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:02] <Wanderer1> sdc2 swap
[17:02] <chang> soreau : i can get to GUi interface..so how to edit the res and refresh rate setings from outside ?
[17:02] <fordm> I see
[17:02] <Lylith> quick question, i have winetricks installed and i have the extra packages i needed with it, my question is, does it automatically use those packages when running something in wine, or do i have to run a command and use wine through the terminal?  or can i just right click on something and tell it to use wine?
[17:02] <maco> chang: you could ssh to it from another machine and play with /etc/X11/xorg.conf ...ive had to do that with ati on opensuse before. stupid ati.
[17:02] <grawity> fordm: #freenode might be helpful with choosing a good ircd
[17:02] <zealiod> maco: i am in the same directory as the tar
[17:02] <fordm> grawity: Ok thanks!
[17:02] <maco> zealiod: are you spelling it right?
[17:03] <c7p> Hello every one. I dont know if it's the right place. I wanna make an audio podcast or live on an e-radio. The problem is that it would be a "talk show" (with some songs of course) where people from all over the world would talk. Do u have any programm to recommend me? I tried muble (http://mumbla.sourceforge.net/) but thats not what im looking for :S. Thank you  
[17:03] <Wanderer1> nice...flood
[17:03] <zealiod> maco: yeah, im using the -v switch too so i can see all the files its trying to extract and failing to
[17:03] <Sidewinder1> reggieP123 gksudo nautilus
[17:03] <zealiod> maco: and with each one its giving me the same error, with the path of the file
[17:03] <maco> zealiod: you could add like if [ -e file.tar.gz ] ; then echo "it exists!" ; else echo "what tar?" ; fi
[17:04] <jMCg> Wanderer1: there's 1K+ people here, if everybody pasted 4 lines you'd want to kill all of them.
[17:04] <Wanderer1> sorry about that
[17:04] <Wanderer1> tried to get things clear a bit
[17:04] <soreau> Try Option "HSync" "60"   Option "VRefresh" "60" in the Device section of xorg.conf. In X, you should be able to use 'amdcccle' for the fglrx driver
[17:04] <chang> maco: how do I edit the settings in xorg.conf. It has no such resolution or refresh rate  settings  :(
[17:04] <soreau> chang: ^^
[17:04] <jMCg> You don't get things clear on IRC by pasting, especially in a highly noisy channel.
[17:05] <zealiod> maco: i can see the file right there.... its trying to extract each file in the tar - but the saying it can not open each file...
[17:05] <maco> chang: add them. usually theyre not necessary but if your screen is incorrectly reporting its capabilities youll have to mess with xorg.conf
[17:05] <ohmy> hello
[17:05] <ONAIR> c7p,  i use a radioo mf short wave  like ass a modem
[17:05] <chang> maco: okee. So is xorg.conf the only file I need to edit ?
[17:06] <c7p> ONAIR, thank you i will check it aout
[17:06] <maco> chang: should be. you can find examples of how it should look online
[17:06] <ohmy> i'm trying to add gpg key for bzr PPA, i don''t know why but keyserver.ubuntu.com returns connexion time out everytime i try to sudo apt-key adv --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv-keys 8C6C1EFD   !
[17:06] <ohmy> Is there annother way to get this key ?
[17:06] <chang> maco: thanx :)
[17:06] <maco> chang: soreau also just told you a suggestion line to put in there
[17:06] <grawity> ohmy: Use pool.sks-keyservers.net instead
[17:06] <ohmy> grawity, thank you
[17:07] <chang> maco: u mean thru remote login ..rit /
[17:07] <grawity> ohmy: Ubuntu keyserver was a part of that SKS Keyservers network, so it has the same keys as others.
[17:07] <maco> chang: yeah. or if you can boot from a live cd, you can mount the hard drive and modify it htat way
[17:07] <maco> chang: live cd = like your install disk
[17:07] <ohmy> grawity, thank you again
[17:08] <chang> maco : alrite..got it :)
[17:09] <bawtboi> hi jMCCg, that works on the file manager, but I can't access that address via WINE
[17:10] <ONAIR> any Q
[17:14] <ohmy> grawity, i have got : http fetch error 6: Couldn't resolve host pool.sks-keyserver.net, sorry for my ignorance but what's that please?
[17:15] <grawity> ohmy: It's keyservers, not keyserver
[17:15] <Mozillero> hola alguien que hable español
[17:15] <ONAIR> ! es
[17:15] <Mozillero> alguien que hable español?
[17:15] <grawity> ohmy: And that error simply means "Server not found" (because you mistyped the address)
[17:15] <ohmy> grawity, my bad, thank you
[17:17] <SeySayux> Hey, where's the default value for PATH?
[17:18] <legend2440> SeySayux: /etc/environment
[17:18] <SeySayux> legend2440: okay, thanks
[17:22] <hanasaki> where can I find a list of free ubuntu running programs that work with adobe based editing files?
[17:23] <jkendellsmith> what type of adobe files?
[17:23] <bawtboi> how to mount windows-share folder on ubuntu?
[17:23] <hanasaki> jkendellsmith:  lol I don't know.. not flash.  what files are there? someone is doing some graphics work on windows... I need to be able to open / edit on ubuntu
[17:23] <jkendellsmith> hanasaki: photoshop, after effects, flash?
[17:23] <grawity> bawtboi: Places -> Connect to server
[17:24] <hanasaki> hmmm jkendellsmith likely photoshop.. illustrator
[17:25] <bawtboi> but how to link that on a local directory?
[17:25] <ttestt> hello
[17:25] <jkendellsmith> hanasaki: check this out-http://ubuntuliving.blogspot.com/2007/03/opening-adobe-psd-files-in-ubuntu.html
[17:25] <grawity> bawtboi: It's already "linked", look at ~/.gvfs/
[17:25] <hanasaki> thanks
[17:25] <jkendellsmith> hanasaki: it looks like you can open them in open office, perhaps convert it there.  I don't believe gimp will handle them
[17:25] <grawity> bawtboi: Of course, you can use the mount.cifs way
[17:25] <ttestt> how to use debpartial-mirror? it doesnt work
[17:26] <ttestt> ubuntu 904
[17:26] <scinty> ciao
[17:26] <_Trinity_> hi all
[17:27] <Like> yw
[17:29] <bawtboi> what if I want to mount at an alternative location?
[17:30] <grawity> mount.cifs, already told you.
[17:31] <SinofEnvy> What are the more popular ftpd's out there?
[17:32] <genii> SinofEnvy: proftpd is fairly popular
[17:32] <SinofEnvy> I thought so yeah
[17:32] <SinofEnvy> but otherwise I haven't seen anything really
[17:33] <Pici> !ftpd
[17:33] <genii> SinofEnvy: apt-cache search ftpd           has some candidates :)
[17:33] <genii> Hehehe Pici
[17:35] <ubuntu> hello
[17:37] <enovak> I'm ssh'd into my server from a windows client using putty.  How can I download the files from the server to the client in the ssh session?
[17:37] <theatro> enovak, putty has other utilities for copying files through ssh
[17:38] <theatro> enovak, and it is an offtopic subject
[17:38] <Terabyte> hi
[17:38] <enovak> theatro: Can you suggest a server?
[17:39] <Terabyte> Hi, i have a single 2tb hard drive partitioned with (swap space) + 20gb ext3, the remaining space is ntfs. ntfs is empty no files, but i need to extend ext3 by 40gb. is that possible from linux?
[17:40] <Terabyte> essentially i want to grow the ext3 by 20gb, and shrink the ntfs by 20gb
[17:40] <grawity> Terabyte: You'll need to boot from Ubuntu LiveCD, and use gparted to do that.
[17:41] <Terabyte> is gparted easy to use?
[17:41] <Terabyte> how do i launch it
[17:41] <grawity> Yes.
[17:41] <grawity> From Settings -> Administration
[17:41] <Terabyte> cool, and it wont baulk at having to resize an ntfs parition
[17:41] <jMCg> bleh...
[17:41] <Terabyte> ?*
[17:42] <jMCg> It appears the cdrom installation really requires a cdrom....
[17:42] <pacejr> i have a question about ubiquity and existing linux partitions
[17:42] <wng-> anyone have any idea why i can't mount a 14TB reiserfs array
[17:42] <grawity> pacejr: Then please ask that question. (All our mind readers are away)
[17:42] <wng-> I try to mount it on a newly created folder, and it says already mounted or busy, i try to unmount it and it says not mounted
[17:42] <pacejr> under manual configuration, if i select a partition of existing data to set its mount point, does that try to change the partition in any way?
[17:43] <StupidWeasel> Hey grawity, I was about to say that.
[17:43] <StupidWeasel> Are you sure all of them are away...
[17:43] <Terabyte> I like that, i'll have to use it more often
[17:43] <pacejr> pardon my preface, then
[17:43] <J_P> hi all
[17:43] <J_P> ubuntu 9.10 will be with python 3 by default ?
[17:44]  * grawity is in a bad mood at the moment (PDF conversion problems)
[17:44] <pacejr> i want to only set the mount point of existing partitions without modifying anything in ubiquity, in other words
[17:45] <wng-> anyone have any idea why I can't mount my 3ware array, 14TB with a reiserfs filesystem? I try to mount it on a newly created folder, and it says already mounted or busy, i try to unmount it and it says not mounted
[17:45] <grawity> pacejr: If I remember correctly, the partitioning screen has a checkbox for each partition... "Format partition" or something like that.
[17:46] <pacejr> grawity: right, i see that. I have to manually select the filesystem type even if I don't click format, which worries me.
[17:47] <pacejr> i suppose I can simply set their mount point after installation
[17:47] <pacejr> thanks, grawity
[17:48] <macstar> does anyone know how to remove jailkit?
[17:49] <macstar> i installed it with make && make istall
[17:49] <sipo> how do i install grub into a partition i chose not to
[17:49] <macstar> ** make && make install
[17:50] <Karakh> Does anyone know a terminal command that will return the length of a video clip?
[17:51] <B9> i have an iriver e100 portable media player, how do i get ubuntu 9.04 to recognise it?
[17:51] <ubuntu> hello
[17:51] <Imapix> Anyone who speak spanish?
[17:51] <sipo> how do i install grub
[17:51] <MichaelKohler> hi, I downloaded a zip file (3.1GB) and want to unzip it. but the archive manager says "error:  invalid compressed data to inflate"... but I already checked the filesize and it's correct. what can I do?
[17:52] <sipo> imapix: yo hablo
[17:52] <Imapix> hola sipo! qué tal?
[17:52] <B9> sudo apt-get install grub
[17:52] <xover> guys, i need to turn of the FN keys foir my apple keyboard, as i cant send F keys to vmware
[17:52] <elky> !es
[17:52] <wng-> anyone have any idea why I can't mount my 3ware array, 14TB with a reiserfs filesystem? I try to mount it on a newly created folder, and it says already mounted or busy, i try to unmount it and it says not mounted
[17:52] <B9> in terminal (tho i am not sure)
[17:52] <webfreakz> MichaelKohler: what does the filesize tell you?
[17:52] <Imapix> ok ubottu
[17:52] <Imapix> gracias
[17:53] <MichaelKohler> webfreakz: it's the same size which is on the downloadpage.. that means it's downloaded fully
[17:53] <sipo> how can i install grub?
[17:53] <sipo> anyone?
[17:53] <webfreakz> on a 3.1GB file i would really try to find a checksum and verify it
[17:53] <basil> is it possible to set up a pxe host-client over a network when host accesses network via wifi and client via ethernet cable into router?
[17:53] <MichaelKohler> webfreakz: oh, right, I tried that, but md5sum says it can't read the file -.-
[17:53] <webfreakz> sipo: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto
[17:54] <B9> i'm such a newby :-S but i love sudo
[17:54] <webfreakz> sudo make me a sandwich? :P
[17:54] <sipo> will this tell me how to install grub into a partition i chose not to?
[17:54] <Imapix> sipo: sudo apt-get install grub
[17:54] <sparta22> why?
[17:54] <B9> that's what i said yay, i'm not TOTALLY stooopid
[17:55] <ranasco> hello
[17:55] <Pici> !who
[17:55] <sparta22> hi
[17:55] <B9> did anybody EVER see my question?
[17:55] <sipo> webfreakz: will this tell me how to install grub into a partition i chose not to?
[17:55] <sparta22> what question?
[17:55] <B9> i have an iriver e100 portable media player, how do i get ubuntu 9.04 to recognise it?
[17:55] <B9> 		
[17:56] <xover> what is the difference between sudo and su -c?
[17:56] <webfreakz> sipo: it will tell you how to install it. it's up to you to make the decision where you want to install GRUB
[17:56] <xover> when i do sudo i cant change /sys parameters but su -c works
[17:56] <grawity> B9: We saw your question. Do you want all 1000 users to answer "No, I don't know how to do that"?
[17:56] <grawity> xover: What 'sudo' command you use?
[17:56] <B9> oh i'm new to IRC i think i just got yelled @ :-(
[17:57] <sipo> webfreakz: i have a linux mint partition that has a nice graphical grub that i wanna keep
[17:57] <sparta22> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=105944 for iriver
[17:57] <^mNotIntelligent> ! patience | B9
[17:57] <koketso> Hi Guys, need help with Itunes on Jaunty?? Is this possible?
[17:57] <basil> is it possible to set up a pxe host-client over a network when host accesses network via wifi and client via ethernet cable into router?
[17:57] <^mNotIntelligent> B9, what is your problem?
[17:57] <B9> i started doing that thread
[17:57] <B9> i even sudo'd gparted
[17:57] <webfreakz> sipo: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=224351 at the top there, there are some commands to reinstall grub
[17:58] <sipo> webfreakz: will installin it to boot on the partition protect and not chane the order of it
[17:58] <grawity> B9: When you plug in the player, what are the last 10 lines of dmesg? (type dmesg|tail to see them)
[17:58] <B9> i even sudo'd mtools so i could do some fat32 thing
[17:58] <^mNotIntelligent> koketso, just ask what you want to ...whoever knows about that will respond...
[17:58] <webfreakz> sipo: I used that guide last week after I installed Win 7, and after following that 'guide' I got my GRUB back (including splash images and blablabla)
[17:58] <sparta22> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=860046 iriver
[17:59] <xover> grawity: I wanted to change a /sys parameter
[17:59] <{[Aaron]}> Hi, could someone please help me with this issue? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1257348
[17:59] <koketso> How to get Itune to work with IPOD
[17:59] <grawity> xover: I know. I was asking for the exact command.
[17:59] <sparta22> B9 according to this thread the rpoblem is solved http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=860046
[17:59] <xover> echo > 2 /sys/gerwreheh/ehe/e/5/5/h5/t5/5/y5/yh/5hy/5
[17:59] <koketso> Rather how to install Itune on Ubuntu???
[17:59] <xover> for example
[17:59] <sparta22> kotesko, ur question is about itunes and ipod
[17:59] <xover> why doesnt sudo work?
[18:00] <koketso> Yep it is
[18:00] <basil> is it possible to set up a pxe host-client over a network when host accesses network via wifi and client via ethernet cable into router?
[18:00] <sparta22> itunes can be installed using wine
[18:00] <sparta22> sudo apt-get install wine
[18:00] <sipo> webfreakz: no i have the grub i want right now its just that when i installed a different partition i chose not to install grub in the summary page. i just want to install grub and add that partition to grub
[18:00] <B9> gawity: do i type dmesg|tail in terminal
[18:00] <xover> grawity are you with me?
[18:01] <^mNotIntelligent> {[Aaron]}, btw, what exactly is the issue, if you can put couple of lines about that, that would be nice...so that we know if we can fix/get that done or not.
[18:01] <grawity> xover: I was asking for the command you used, not some random babble.  Anyway, it happens because sudo does not even know about the "> /sys/blah" part -- it is bash that takes care of it.
[18:01] <genii> basil: So long as both boxes are getting IP in same segment, no reason why it won't work
[18:01] <grawity> B9: Yes, after plugging in the device.
[18:01] <basil> genii: thanks
[18:01] <xover> lol
[18:01] <j`ey> i wonder how many people use ubutnu in the world?
[18:01] <B9> @ grawity *lQQks* fanX
[18:01] <webfreakz> sipo: so your grub currently doesn't give access to your new installation?
[18:01] <koketso> Have tried it and that does not seem to work, Itune does not seem to install on Wine!!!
[18:01] <j`ey> anyone have an idea
[18:01] <MichaelKohler> webfreakz: I did a md5sum that worked.. the checksum matches.. so what is wrong with this file?
[18:02] <|lilo|> hi everybody...., good afternon
[18:02] <sparta22> good night
[18:02] <xover> grawity. it says access it denied
[18:02] <|lilo|> i get a problem with my exmerald
[18:02] <grawity> xover: And I just explained why.
[18:02] <webfreakz> MichaelKohler: what does `file <filename>` give you?
[18:02] <|lilo|> i can not to install aby theme
[18:02] <xover> what does bash have to do with whether i use sudo or su -c
[18:02] <MichaelKohler> webfreakz: Zip archive data, at least v2.0 to extract
[18:02] <grawity> B9: If you reply to someone, you should put the user's nick before your message.
[18:03] <sipo> webfreakz: no cuz i chose not to install it t the end of the manual installation process. all i want is to install it to that partition and add it to grub
[18:03] <xover> grawity: your making about as much sense as a japanese VCR instruction manual.
[18:03] <webfreakz> MichaelKohler: and `unzip <file>` doesn't work??
[18:03] <Pici> koketso: For application support under wine #winehq is the best place to ask.
[18:03] <koketso> Ta!! Will does.
[18:03] <sparta22> xover: lol
[18:03] <grawity> xover: When you use su -c "echo foo > /sys/blah", you put the entire command in quotes, and bash passes it to su as it is.  su sees "-c" and "echo foo > /sys/blah".
[18:03] <webfreakz> sipo: there are guides out there on how to fix your GRUB. try googling for a second for it
[18:04] <grawity> xover: When you use sudo echo foo > /sys/blah, you probably don't use quotes - so bash itself cuts off the > /sys/blah part.
[18:04] <B9> grawity; I got 9 usb lines and 1 hub line
[18:05] <sipo> webfreakz:i did but couldnt find out how to install grub on that partition so i can add it. it did say to "grub-install" but its not installin
[18:05] <grawity> xover: And the sudo command only gets the "echo" part and runs only that part as root.
[18:05] <MichaelKohler> webfreakz: no, it still says "error:  invalid compressed data to inflate"
[18:05] <genii> grawity: That command you gave would fail because the section following >    is in an area which needs admin to write. sudo echo whatever | tee -a /sys/wherever/filename
[18:05] <grawity> genii: Explain it to xover, not to me.
[18:06] <xover> grawity: good expla bro
[18:06] <webfreakz> sipo: you already have grub installed at it works, right? so you only need to add another installation?
[18:06] <genii> xover: echo whatever | sudo tee -a /sys/wherever/filename
[18:06] <MichaelKohler> webfreakz: and it's just the iso of the zipfile. the other file is extracted I see now
[18:06] <Coilette> when your screen has froze but your mouse still responds (and some HDD activity) what has crashed?
[18:06] <genii> grawity: I had sudo in there on wrong side anyhow, corrected :)
[18:07] <{[Aaron]}> Hi, could someone please help me with this issue? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1257348
[18:09] <B9> grawity: what does dmesg|tail do? i have got nine lines of usb and one line of hub
[18:09] <webfreakz> sipo: check your current /boot/grub/menu.lst and use the following guide to build your next set of lines for an OS: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto . You can use `blkid /dev/sda1` to get the UUID which you will need for GRUB
[18:09] <grawity> B9: Can you pastebin those lines to http://dpaste.com/ for example?
[18:10] <grawity> B9: dmesg prints the kernel log, and tail cuts off everything except the last 10 lines.
[18:10] <Saunatonttu> Hello :)
[18:10] <Saunatonttu> dang! does anybody here know how to monitor USB-modem signal strength? (Huawei) iwlist is good fo wireless connections, but.....
[18:10] <xover> genii: i still dont get why when i used sudo it gives me permission denied to that file
[18:11] <xover> genii: I thought the point was that sudo was assuming root rights?
[18:11] <sipo> webfreakz: so dont need to install grub into that specific partition?
[18:11] <Coilette> when your screen has froze but your mouse still responds (and some HDD activity) what has crashed?
[18:11] <MichaelKohler> webfreakz: that's strange isn't it?
[18:12] <genii> xover: In the case of: sudo echo "aaa" > /sys/whatever          the echo is done with sudo, the parts to right of > are not. this applies also to |,>> and so on
[18:12] <webfreakz> sipo: you only need one GRUB installation on your computer AFAIK. You now just need to edit GRUB's config file to make the new OS available to boot :)
[18:12] <Saunatonttu> coilette i usually press ctrl + alt + f1 and write TOP to see what is on memory
[18:12] <webfreakz> MichaelKohler: yeah :P I was about to google for it but forgot already P
[18:12] <_Trinity_> ihas anyone had trou8ble with the Rage 128 video cards on the iMacs?
[18:12] <xover> ah
[18:12] <xover> genii: got you.
[18:13] <_Trinity_> or just with with the Rage 128 video cards in general?
[18:13] <webfreakz> sipo: you only need one GRUB installation on your computer AFAIK. You now just need to edit GRUB's config file to make the new OS available to boot :)
[18:13] <B9> grawity: the yield was http://dpaste.com/89576/
[18:13] <xover> genii: any idea why my F11 key doesnt work in vmware server 2 virtual machine?
[18:13] <webfreakz> (saw you were gone for a moment)
[18:13] <Broadway> f
[18:13] <genii> xover: Not offhand
[18:14] <sipo> webfreakz: ok thnx for the help. will try
[18:14] <Coilette> i crashed again...
[18:14] <xover> its not working in X either, hmm, F11 and F12 disabled, wierd
[18:14] <webfreakz> sipo: just read some guides an try to find and understand the logic/working of the grub config file
[18:14] <Coilette> when your screen locks up.. what is crashing, and how do i figure out what is crashing it
[18:14] <grawity> B9: Hmm :| It seems that Linux cannot even detect the device properly...
[18:15] <webfreakz> sipo: don't learn all of it, but just enough to make it work with some copy / paste work :P
[18:15] <fccf> Coilette: can you get to a terminal Ctrl-Alt-F1... If so let's find out
[18:15] <sipo> webfreakz: have already. just know a little bout it. thnx
[18:15] <webfreakz> ok :)
[18:15] <grawity> B9: As in, I have no idea how does that player work at all on Windows, if it fails in such a way.
[18:16] <Coilette> yes fccf i can because im not crashed right now
[18:16] <B9> grawity: i thought i made a good choice in player cos it plays ogg n stuff :-(
[18:16] <Saunatonttu> fccf: do you know how to see usb-modem signal strength? :)
[18:16] <yogich> Note, that in Ubuntu-904, upon hibernation/restart, all VTs are gone (CTRL-ALT-Fx).
[18:16] <nel> Does anyone know of a workaround or fix for intel 3945abg wireless on 9.04 bug. I'm about to throw my laptop out the window...
[18:17] <fccf> Saunatonttu: Directing questions at me won't get you any help... In fact it is rude
[18:17] <yogich> Note, that in Ubuntu-904, upon hibernation/restart, all VTs are gone (CTRL-ALT-Fx). Is there a fix?
[18:17] <B9> grawity: i have Wine installed can i access it thru Wine somehow?
[18:17] <sipo> webfreakz: will do
[18:18] <fccf> Coilette: when it crashes you can drop to a terminal and login... then run top to see what is using up memory or is zombiefied
[18:18] <armence> Is there a program that will take a series of XY coordinates and will display each as a point and connect them in the order they were given?
[18:18] <armence> Preferably from a file...
[18:18] <webfreakz> MichaelKohler: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=880103 --> "Im going to using winrar in wine now to try to extract", you might check that out? there's a commandline 'unrar' in Ubuntu
[18:18] <webfreakz> oh forget the WINE part in that quote :P
[18:18] <fccf> Coilette: What are you doing that is causing it to crash... Can you re-create the problem?
[18:19] <grawity> B9: Nope... Wine can only run normal simple programs. It cannot help with devices, especially when the Linux kernel itself fails to detect them
[18:19] <yogich> Note, that in Ubuntu-904, upon hibernation/restart, all VTs are gone (CTRL-ALT-Fx).
[18:19] <MichaelKohler> webfreakz: unrar told me that it can't open this file because it's not a .rar file ..but I could try to install winrar with wine and then try to open it with it
[18:19] <grawity> B9: Maybe post to https://bugs.launchpad.net/ and hope its fixable :(
[18:19] <Coilette-WTF> fccf i'm back (crashed again
[18:19] <Pici> armence: take a look at graphviz
[18:19] <fccf> !pm > Saunatonttu
[18:19] <Pici> armence: er, not graphviz, hold on
[18:19] <MichaelKohler> webfreakz: I'll try that, thanks
[18:20] <webfreakz> let me know :)
[18:20] <armence> Pici, thanks...
[18:20] <fccf> Coilette-WTF: What are you running? What did you do right before the crash
[18:20] <MichaelKohler> webfreakz: have to go now, but I'll tell you when I'm back in here sometime :)
[18:20] <Sj4lut> !pppoeconf
[18:20] <nel> ok I'll elaborate... I'm running Jaunty, never had this problem before Jaunty but it seems that the problem is with intel's driver or thats the going theory. Been listed as a bug for 3 months with no bump to critical but on ALOT of laptops running intel 3945abg the network connection drops frequently without network manager even showing the drop. High network traffic appears to be a trigger but its all just theory right now
[18:20] <Sj4lut> !ppoeconf
[18:20] <Coilette> fccf i was just on xchat, and kopete
[18:21] <Sj4lut> !pppoe
[18:21] <webfreakz> MichaelKohler: I don't know how long I'll be around here
[18:21] <B9> grawity: thanx so much for ur help
[18:21] <yogich> Note, that in Ubuntu-904, upon hibernation/restart, all VTs are gone (CTRL-ALT-Fx).
[18:21] <Coilette> fccf when i crashed last i was accpeting a transfer of a picture, but it happens somewhat randomly
[18:21] <fccf> Sj4lut: please see man pppoeconf from the command line ... this is the manual
[18:22] <Saunatonttu> I would wanna know how to see / monitor usb-modems signal strength :)
[18:22] <stranger_in> hello.... is there any gui for pppoeconf
[18:22] <yogich> Note, that in Ubuntu-904, upon hibernation/restart, all VTs are gone (CTRL-ALT-Fx). Is there a fix?
[18:22] <kpkudi> does any1 know how to make xmms display the entire track name without cutting it off
[18:22] <armence> Pici: Ideally, the program would just accept a file in CSV format...
[18:22] <Pici> armence: I was thinking of gnuplot, graphviz isn't going to help you much
[18:23] <Pici> armence: Its in the repos, but http://www.gnuplot.info/ has good information on how to use it
[18:23] <Coilette> fccf any ideas?
[18:23] <armence> Pici, thanks
[18:24] <yogich> Note, that in Ubuntu-904, upon hibernation/restart, all VTs are gone (CTRL-ALT-Fx). Is there a fix?
[18:24] <prodigel> hi all. I want to customize my shortcut keys in gnome, but after adding 4 desktops, in keyboard shortcuts I only see: move to desktop 1,2 and switch to desktop 1,2. How can I add my shortcut keys anyway?
[18:24] <fccf> Coilette: I am of the opinion that a lot of the software on ubuntu is not stable/complete/ready for real world... so I use the default apps, or I compile what I need... What dist are you running Hardy/Intrepid/jaunty ??
[18:25] <Coilette> fccf uh whats 9.04?
[18:25] <Berzerker-> what's 9.04?
[18:25] <Berzerker-> A version of ubuntu..
[18:25] <fccf> Coilette: thats Jaunty,
[18:25] <_Trinity_> Has anyone gotten a no screens found message when trying t run xorg?
[18:25] <Coilette> fccf yeah i like this cuz my wireless card works!!
[18:25] <Saunatonttu> there should be some kind of html page where you can but your problem / question and you see how many people is solving that problem here :)
[18:26] <zykotic-k9> _Trinity_, that's a very broad error message - not much help really...
[18:26] <nel> you guys should really implement a take a number system or something. This is the third time ive been here and just flat out ignored on a bug that pretty much just cripples mine and MANY peoples wireless networking. The bug forum has not even made it critical after 6 months since this was reported and MANY people have this problem. No one like being flat out ognored and granted its prolly not even a ubuntu bug, most likely intel but not all
[18:26] <nel> of us are linux experts and being ignored in here is just rude too
[18:26] <koketso> Later Guys
[18:26] <Dbear|Eee> Guys, can i ask you for help?
[18:26] <fccf> Coilette: I am using 8.04 Hardy Long Term Support, mainly because it is a lot more stable, depending on your wl card you can get it working in Hardy
[18:26] <JonJ> nel: Have you tried the mailing lists? There might not be anyone here that knows how to fix your problem.
[18:26] <laci> momo
[18:27] <fccf> Saunatonttu: www.ubuntuforums.org
[18:27] <Dbear|Eee> my partition table is messed up after windows crashed, and i reinstalled and fixmbr'ed it. live CD of can't mount my drive. Any tips?
[18:27] <zykotic-k9> Dbear|Eee, just ask your question
[18:27] <Coilette> fccf it worked in edgy, but not fiesty, or any of the following distro i used
[18:27] <ihatejonnytoo> Has anyone had trouble playing dvd's in Jaunty?
[18:27] <MK13> fccf, LTS isnt necessarily more stable, just supported longer
[18:27] <Coilette> fccf anyways.. how do i find whats killing my computer, and remove it
[18:28] <fccf> MK13: Tell that to my server
[18:28] <Aijse> Normally my external HD monts automatically at boot, now it doesnt. I can't find it in lcpci or lsusb either ... anywhere else I should look to see wether or not it's detected? Or other trouble shooting tips?
[18:28] <laci> hallo
[18:28] <yogich> Note, that in Ubuntu-904, upon hibernation/restart, all VTs are gone (CTRL-ALT-Fx). Is there a fix?
[18:28] <zykotic-k9> Aijse, plug it in / turn it on - then type dmesg and check the end - should be what the kernel sees of the drimve
[18:28] <nel> jonj: I have, and there is an ongoing thread on this bug going since march... its 9.04 specific and with the bug posted in March you can understand people getting frustrated come sept...
[18:29] <MK13> fccf, 8.04 may be supported for longer, but Jaunty is supported right now, along w/ Intrepid
[18:29] <ihatejonnytoo> Does Jaunty have a problem playing dvd's?
[18:29] <MK13> ihatejonnytoo, i don't have any problems on the 64 bit version
[18:29] <laci> szia
[18:30] <zykotic-k9> ihatejonnytoo, nope but the method to install dvd support has changed
[18:30] <ihatejonnytoo> really now.
[18:30] <vadviktor> laci, hali :)
[18:30] <nel> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/348204     <---- for anyone who might be interested in more info on what I'm blabbing on about
[18:30] <JonJ> nel: Sure, I understand you perfectly, I've had bugs ignored for a long time in alot of distros, Ubuntu included. I'm just saying that maybe none of us knows how to fix, so complaining that everyone in this channel doesn't answer you with "I don't know" might not help your case here :)
[18:30] <ihatejonnytoo> do you recommend I reinstall?
[18:30] <fccf> MK13: The fact that they are supported longer means that they have been tested longer and by that fact more of the problems have been worked out, yeah I may not have all the latest features, but I take functionality/reliability over features anyday
[18:31] <nel> jonj true that but a take a number system everyone at least gets heard even if its with a i dont know, just a suggestion, might work might not
[18:31] <tuxxie> I have just install grub2 and when i reboot my monitor will not display the any thing after selecting the kernel verison. Once gnome loads everything is fine. I have tried setting gfxmode to different resolutions bit it do not seem to help. any ideas where i should look?
[18:31] <fccf> !patience | nel
[18:31] <reggieP123> is there a fix for intel hda sound on 9.04 seems to work great with Karmic but not with 9.04
[18:31] <Aijse> zykotic-k9, nothing about drimve there
[18:31] <jrib> nel: if no one replies, it means no one knows :)
[18:32] <MK13> fccf, what ever floats your boat... i like all the bells and whistles (i only have a personal server running 9.04)
[18:32] <zykotic-k9> Aijse, sorry that was a typo of "drive", you will probably see something about sdX - for a USB drive ie. sdd
[18:32] <fccf> MK13: and I have mission critical systems running Hardy, and happy
[18:32] <kpkudi> i tried to rename som audio files and now they wont even play any more
[18:33] <ihatejonnytoo> zykotic-k9 - Movie Player says I need a plug-in for dvd support, but when I search for one there isn't any to install.
[18:33] <muralee> anybdy could help me out in enabling voice in gtalk please?
[18:33] <fccf> MK13: you'll laugh but I am actually running Hardy Guest on a Win 7 host
[18:33] <Serega793> русичи есть?
[18:33] <Pici> !ru | Serega793
[18:33] <ihatejonnytoo> a dvd source plugin
[18:33] <MK13> fccf, just curious, but why?
[18:33] <zykotic-k9> ihatejonnytoo, sorry i'm on a eee right - you need to install dvd4 or something
[18:34] <muralee> anybody use voice on ubuntu for gtalk?
[18:34] <ihatejonnytoo> cool, thanks
[18:34] <fccf> MK13: 7 beats vista... no ubuntu hw support on laptop
[18:35] <MK13> fccf, ahhh i know 7 beats vista and no hw support would make install ubuntu difficult
[18:35] <linxeh> fccf: what laptop? what hardware isnt supported ?
[18:35] <vadviktor> muralee, I have tried Empathy for gtalk voice, you should give it a shot
[18:35] <reggieP123> huh well I have a laptop seems latest kernel has fix for my intel digital woes that I'm experiencing with jaunty
[18:35] <muralee> thanks mate
[18:35] <reggieP123> but not sure how to install latest kernel with jaunty
[18:35] <fccf> linxeh: Fujitsu A4030
[18:35] <kiaas_> DVD4 or whatever won't work on all DVDs, you need DeCSS to get all DVD's to work. it's in a legal grey area(dark grey as the laws keep getting twisted) so Ubuntu doesn't include it in their repos.
[18:35] <muralee> are y sure about the empathy?
[18:35] <muralee> should i have some more libraries installed?
[18:35] <fccf> linxeh: strike that A3040
[18:36] <MK13> what would cause Jaunty to hang on shutdown instead of powering down it pauses until i press enter three times then powers off
[18:36] <vadviktor> muralee, np, just be noticed, that I have installed it from the ubuntu repo and tested it with a friend of mine being on windows gtalk, and I could hear him, but my voice didnt go through :(
[18:36] <Aijse> zykotic-k9, darn think I made a stupid mistake ... had accidently booted in Windows and didnt shutdown correct so I think the HD could not be mountes since it was still "busy with windows" All power down and reboot did it! thanks anyway :-D
[18:37] <reggieP123> is there a place to get the latest kernel from Karmic
[18:37] <lucas__> hey
[18:37] <vadviktor> muralee, I don't really know about extra repos, I only did a sudo aptitude install empathy
[18:37] <lucas__> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PortableDevices/iPhone
[18:37] <_Trinity_> sorry, I got cut off
[18:37] <muralee> okey
[18:37] <muralee> i got it
[18:37] <lucas__> i read this
[18:37] <laci> halliölpokll
[18:37] <MK13> Aijse, yea Windows locks the hard drive ... just becarefull one time i was able to mount window's harddrive while it was sleeping and had to run a disk check
[18:37] <laci> szia
[18:37] <fccf> reggieP123: ask in #ubuntu+1
[18:38] <lucas__> adn i took that mount: mount point /proc/bus/usb does not exist
[18:38] <lucas__>  what can i do to fix
[18:38] <vadviktor> laci, hi again :)
[18:38] <laci> hallo
[18:38] <fccf> !hi | laci
[18:38] <laci> Danke
[18:38] <orgy`> hi, im running jaunty on a samsung n510 with ion chipset. though i can't see a possibility to change the screen brightness. /proc/acpi/video/ is empty. what can i do?
[18:39] <fccf> !de | laci
[18:39] <lucas__> hey pls help
[18:39] <B9> grawit: is that good? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/424479
[18:39] <Coilette> fccf when my screen locks up.. what is crashing? is it X or what?
[18:40] <ihatejonnytoo> kiaas, your right, I had to install a restricted package through terminal.
[18:40] <MichaelKohler> webfreakz: It has worked.. I just installed winrar with wine and then opened and extracted it there.. checked the md5sum, it's correct :) thanks a lot again
[18:40] <webfreakz> MichaelKohler: UTFSE next time ;)
[18:40] <muralee> mates,emapthy is askinf for the google server
[18:40] <zykotic-k9> ihatejonnytoo, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/PlayingDVDs#Ubuntu%209.04%20(i386,%20amd64)
[18:40] <webfreakz> but np :)
[18:40] <muralee> pleae do help
[18:40] <fccf> Coilette: rather something is causing X to crash, you might look @ /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[18:41] <B9> grawity: soz is that good? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/424479
[18:41] <Coilette> thank you fccf i will
[18:42] <linxeh> fccf: what hardware didnt work ?
[18:42] <MichaelKohler> webfreakz: I did, but not THAT well, I guess :)
[18:42] <Craig`> hey; can someone recommend me a program whereas I can test to see if my cam works? I mean is there a specific program for this?
[18:42] <webfreakz> :P
[18:42] <MichaelKohler> bye
[18:42] <fccf> linxeh: audio ethernet wireless couldn't even update
[18:42] <JonJ> Craig`: Cheese?
[18:42] <ihatejonnytoo> zykotic-k9, thanks I found what I needed.  appreciate you searching for me.
[18:42] <zykotic-k9> Craig`, if you mean Webcam you could check out Cheese
[18:43] <vadviktor> muralee, talk.google.com
[18:43] <vadviktor> port: 5222
[18:43] <muralee> thanks mate
[18:43] <Craig`> thanks
[18:43] <vadviktor> np
[18:44] <Craig`> how hard would it be to create a program like cheese? say in C, perl, or another language
[18:44] <erUSUL> Craig`: gstreamer-properties has a cam test tab. you can use cheese
[18:45] <fccf> Craig`: why re-design the wheel?
[18:45] <Pici> Craig`: Thats not really within the scope of this channel, #ubuntu-offtopic would be a better place to discuss.
[18:45] <ethercopy> I have ethernet connecting a Windows laptop and Ubuntu desktop. What is the best Ubuntu package to install if I want to use this ethernet link to transfer files from the desktop to the laptop?
[18:46] <B9> grawity: i just changed the port from the right side to the left and on whim did the command u gave me again and i got different values
[18:46] <erUSUL> Craig`: given you can use higlevel apis like the one of gstreamer may be quite easy to do a "demo" program
[18:46] <erUSUL> !samba | ethercopy
[18:46] <stranger_in> muralee, u can go for new pidgin 2.6.1
[18:47] <fccf> ethercopy: you can use openssh on the ubuntu and filezilla on winbox if you don't want to deal with mounting samba shares
[18:47] <{[Aaron]}> Hi, I'm trying to create a new partition on my hard drive using GParted on the Ubuntu Live installation, however I am unable to do pretty much anything as most of the controls are un-selectable as it would seem...
[18:47] <ethercopy> erUSUL/fccf: thanks
[18:47] <sirhalos> ewww irssi only gives me 1 line of chat to see
[18:48] <sirhalos> clear
[18:48] <vadviktor> stranger_in, he wants to use voice talk
[18:48] <sirhalos> maybe /clear fixes it
[18:48] <sirhalos> yea looks like that fixed it
[18:48] <erUSUL> {[Aaron]}: maybe partitions are mounted ? there is no analocated space in the hd ? you have to delete a partition first ?
[18:49] <orgy`> hi, im running jaunty on a samsung n510 with ion chipset. though i can't see a possibility to change the screen brightness. /proc/acpi/video/ is empty. what can i do?
[18:49] <vadviktor> stranger_in, I am sorry, didn't know it has now voice and video :) big sorry
[18:49] <B9> grawity: this is the nu yield: http://dpaste.com/hold/89591/
[18:49] <linxeh> fccf: hmm, ethernet should work (assuming its a BCM5751M)
[18:49] <linxeh> fccf: but will take your word for it
[18:49] <muralee> Guys...Thanks a lot.now i have got gtlk workin on ma 9.04 BOX.......Ubuntu RockZ
[18:49] <muralee> !!
[18:50] <vadviktor> muralee, suuuuure doooees :)
[18:50] <{[Aaron]}> erUSUL: I have the option to unmount the device however I can't it says it's in use or whatever, which is what I would expect from my hard drive.
[18:50] <stranger_in> vadviktor, but u have to use jaunty...... is too difficult to add it in earliar versions
[18:50] <erUSUL> {[Aaron]}: you are not running gparted fronm a livecd ?
[18:50] <xover> bloods, how do i get F11 and F12 working, I need F11 so that i can install ESXi4 in a vmware for testing.
[18:51] <vadviktor> stranger_in, no prob, he has jaunty too :)
[18:51] <{[Aaron]}> erUSUL: I'm running it through unetbootin.
[18:51] <vadviktor> stranger_in, I am getting the new pidgin from getdeb.org now, I wanna try this voice stuff :)
[18:52] <stranger_in> vadviktor, i installed it removing the current one and installed with aid of this link http://www.pidgin.im/download/ubuntu/
[18:53] <erUSUL> {[Aaron]}: then you should be able to umount all the hard drive partitions
[18:53] <vadviktor> stranger_in, thanks for the link! I try that one first
[18:53] <patx> what is the easiest way to make a .deb?
[18:54] <stranger_in> vadviktor, it is now working fine........ good clarity 4 the video, but a small distortion in voice......
[18:54] <Craig`> can I plug in 3 cams, and then view all of them on one screen somehow? (Cheese maybe?)
[18:54] <{[Aaron]}> erUSUL: what should be the mount point of my HD?
[18:54] <vadviktor> stranger_in, and on what sound system, pulse or alsa have you tested it?
[18:54] <erUSUL> {[Aaron]}: somewhere in media... but you can mount partitons from within gparted. right click on them
[18:54] <linxeh> one day I swear I'll get HDMI audio working :o
[18:55] <innomen> !rar
[18:55] <{[Aaron]}> erUSUL: I've tried, I get the error: "unmount: /cdrom: device is busy."
[18:55] <B9> vadviktor: i hav sudos to install new pidgin if u hav old one already installed if u need
[18:56] <Ben64> {[Aaron]}: if you have any terminal open that is in the mount point, umount will fail
[18:56] <erUSUL> {[Aaron]}: cdrom is clearly not your hard disk... or am i missing something ?
[18:56] <master_> Hi all having problems with movie player not giving me acess to you tube please help
[18:56] <Server_Hell> I am in server hell... Trying to install ubuntu server on a DL385 and it refuses to boot.
[18:56] <B9> Kungu Fu: In a Terminal use : CTRL+r to recursively lookup and cycle through previously typed commands (start typing it will search)
[18:56] <{[Aaron]}> erUSUL: /cdrom is my mount point.
[18:57] <{[Aaron]}> Ben64: I have nothing else open.
[18:57] <Ben64> {[Aaron]}: well something is accessing it, and to unmount it, you will need to stop it
[18:57] <grawity> lsof
[18:58] <fccf> Server_Hell: I can relate, uh details?
[18:58] <{[Aaron]}> Ben64: How can I find out what is accessing it in the first place?
[18:58] <Server_Hell> anyone have any experience with ubuntu server and HP DL385?
[18:58] <master_> Hi all can you help with movie player
[18:58] <Ben64> {[Aaron]}: if you have a terminal open, nautilus, program running from there, file open from there, it won't umount
[18:58] <Pici> Server_Hell: You may want to ask in #ubuntu-server as well
[18:58] <erUSUL> {[Aaron]}: Ben64 is right make sure nothing is "accessing" the partition
[18:59] <B9> master: go to #mplayer
[18:59] <master_> B9: in terminal? or xchat
[18:59] <master_> #mplayer
[18:59] <grawity> master_: #mplayer is an IRC channel; type /join #mplayer to Xchat.
[19:00] <{[Aaron]}> Ben64 & erUSUL: I have nothing else open at all.
[19:00] <fccf> Server_Hell: Have you seen this? https://wiki.edubuntu.org/HPDL385
[19:00] <master_> grawity: i have joined the chat
[19:00] <Server_Hell> I am in server hell... Trying to install ubuntu server on a DL385 and it refuses to boot after the install completes
[19:00] <xover> F11 guys, how do I get that BADBOY working in ubuntu?
[19:00] <erUSUL> {[Aaron]}: then i dunno...
[19:00] <xover> server_hell: LOL
[19:00] <grawity> {[Aaron]}: Does the output of 'pwd' contain /cdrom ?
[19:00] <marcc> how do I tell if I'm on ext3 or ext4?
[19:01] <Ben64> {[Aaron]}: pastebin "ps aux"
[19:01] <xover> server_hell: can you break out single user mode from grub?
[19:01] <Ben64> marcc: "cat /etc/fstab | grep ext4"
[19:01] <grawity> Ben64: Useless use of 'cat' award
[19:02] <Server_Hell> xover: I can't get anything.  I've installed ubuntu server, and after it completes, my DL385 says "Attemting to Boot" and it just hangs there.
[19:02] <Craig`> can someone help me with hardware please? I'm wanting to hook up 3 webcams and be able to see all of them..
[19:02] <B9> master: do u want me to get sudos for Pidgin, i just pasted that Ubuntu Kungfu in this room so i can type that in my terminal and cycle back until i find the pidgin sudos
[19:02] <Craig`> as in the cam view
[19:02] <g0thca> 	
[19:02] <g0thca> NX Free
[19:02] <Server_Hell> xover: I don't even get a grub.
[19:02] <g0thca> grr sorry about that.. anyone here familiar with NoMachine NX Free edition?
[19:02] <fccf> Server_Hell: Looks like the HP doesn't know where to look, are you using LVM?
[19:02] <g0thca> and maybe can explain more what it does exactly?
[19:02] <Ben64> Server_Hell: did you turn the computer on?
[19:03] <xover> is that a laptop?
[19:03] <sirhalos> is the partition an active partition?
[19:03] <sirhalos> on the HP server that is
[19:03] <{[Aaron]}> Ben64: working on it now.
[19:04] <Server_Hell> I tried both ways, LVM and no LVM, and it's the same both ways.
[19:04] <B9> grawity: this is the nu yield: http://dpaste.com/hold/89591/
[19:04] <{[Aaron]}> Ben64: Kinda hard for me to pastebin this, there's loads to pastebin and I have currently no internet connection on the laptop that I'm working on..
[19:04] <{[Aaron]}> Ben64 is there anything I should look for?
[19:04] <marcc> thanks Ben64
[19:04] <Ben64> marcc: np
[19:04] <marcc> if I'm having problems with nvidia 180 series drivers, is it better to revert to 173, or try a higher version?
[19:05] <Ben64> {[Aaron]}: you have gui running? gnome?
[19:05] <sirhalos> server_hell what about the BIOS is it possible it is no longer trying to boot from a certain disc first but another? or that the partition is not active partition, or the hard drive is a slave
[19:05] <mario> hi, i've just installed a fresh ubuntu 9 on a laptop and a desktop, my laptop can ping my desktop, but my desktop cannot ping my laptop. anyone have an idea whats the problem?
[19:05] <Qvintvs> when editing /etc/network/interfaces to set up a static ip address in the inet family, how can I determine what to put for the network option?
[19:05] <fccf> Server_Hell: I'll ask again https://wiki.edubuntu.org/HPDL385 --- look at this .. the DL is pretty tricky to get running and have it work right
[19:05] <Server_Hell> it's a SCSI Drive and the controller is set as the primary boot in BIOS.  there's no master / slave here..
[19:05] <{[Aaron]}> Ben64: I booted the Live installation via unetbootin and opened up GParted, that's all I've done, I havn't selected to run anything else.
[19:06] <Qvintvs> as in, there's the 'address' and 'netmask' options that I know values for, but what is the 'network' option looking for?
[19:06] <Server_Hell> fccf, just saw your message.. I will look at that and see if I can get it going..
[19:06] <Server_Hell> Thank you..
[19:06] <Server_Hell> gotta go..
[19:06] <Ben64> {[Aaron]}: what's gparted for? why is /cdrom mounted? why do you want to unmount /cdrom?
[19:07] <fccf> Qvintvs: I believe network is your gateway
[19:07] <Swian> how can I remove an item from the Applications menu? 9.04
[19:08] <{[Aaron]}> Ben64: gparted is for creating and modifying current hard drive partitions, /cdrom is the mount point for my hard drive (apparently) and I need to unmount it to be able to shrink the partition. I assumed you already knew this..
[19:08] <fccf> Qvintvs: take a good look @ man interfaces
[19:08] <sybariten> how do i find out which code name of ubuntu/xubuntu i am on ?
[19:08] <talntid> Swian: right click applications, edit menu
[19:08] <sybariten> like hardy, gutsy etc
[19:08] <Ben64> {[Aaron]}: "mount | grep -i cdrom" <- paste that in here (should only be one line)
[19:09] <fccf> sybariten: lsb_release -a
[19:09] <jimmy51_> hello all.  i'm running linux (kubuntu) on all of my household PC's for the first time and am loving it.  I have some server hardware and am looking to setup an open source alternative to windows home server (nightly documents and system/profile backup... easily restorable).  what should i do?
[19:09] <sybariten> fccf: merci
[19:09] <Swian> thanks talntid
[19:09] <Shubuntu> hey does anyone know what the .do suffix stands for and what application runs it?
[19:10] <Ben64> http://www.fileinfo.com/extension/do
[19:10] <Shubuntu> thanks
[19:10] <{[Aaron]}> Ben64: /dev/sda1 on /cdrom type fuseblk (rw,nosuid,nodev,user_id=0,group_id=0,allow_other,blksize=4096)
[19:11] <reggieP123> hey fokls question can I install the login window as the boot splash for grub and if so where can I obtain the image also can it be done for Grub2
[19:12] <fccf> reggieP123: uh, that sounds impossible, running X before grub
[19:12] <Ben64> {[Aaron]}: hdparm -I /dev/sda | grep 1000
[19:14] <{[Aaron]}> Ben64: device size with M = 1000*1000: 60011 MBytes (60 GB)
[19:15] <reggieP123> I was just asking about a boot loader spah for grub
[19:15] <Ben64> {[Aaron]}: do you have any terminals open?
[19:15] <reggieP123> splash*
[19:16] <crischan> any nvidia experts around? is the nvidia gfx driver working on ubuntu 9.04 64bit?
[19:16] <Ben64> crischan: yes it is
[19:16] <crischan> hm, it wont work here, nvidia-detect says "none"
[19:16] <{[Aaron]}> Ben64: I opened one to run the commands you mentioned, that's it.
[19:18] <Ben64> {[Aaron]}: open a new one, do "cd /" then "sudo su -" then "cd /" then "killall -9 nautilus gparted; sleep 10; umount -f /cdrom"
[19:19] <kahen> Ben64, i'd recommend "killall -9 nautilus gparted && sleep 10 && umount -f /cdrom" instead
[19:19] <Ben64> kahen: how come
[19:20] <{[Aaron]}> Ben64 I got the result nautilus: no process killed.
[19:20] <{[Aaron]}> Ben64: I then tried umount -f /cdrom on its own and it said the device is busy
[19:21] <stivn> Hello guys, I'm on a HP G7000, and I need my dialup connection up and running, can anyone point me in the right direction?
[19:21] <Ben64> {[Aaron]}: how could you not be running nautilus :|
[19:21] <Ben64> should have owned your whole desktop
[19:21] <stranger_in> stivn, which dialup?
[19:21] <{[Aaron]}> Ben64 that was the second time i ran it my bad
[19:22] <{[Aaron]}> first time I ran it but accidently used unmount -f /cdrom
[19:22] <{[Aaron]}> and that just returned command not found
[19:22] <{[Aaron]}> for obvious reasons
[19:22] <fccf> {[Aaron]}: have you tried sudo eject
[19:22] <Ben64> fccf: it's actually not a cdrom
[19:22] <stivn> stranger_in, I got a HP g7000, and it got a modem, and I need it up and running.
[19:22] <Jeruvy> !dialup | stivn
[19:22] <stivn> running newest ubuntu
[19:22] <fccf> Ben64: yet mounted as /cdrom ... wierd
[19:23] <stivn> Jeruvy, thank you
[19:23] <stranger_in> do u want phone modem...... softmodem
[19:23] <Ben64> fccf: yeah, dunno
[19:23] <{[Aaron]}> >_>
[19:23] <Ben64> {[Aaron]}: what the hell did you do
[19:23] <Jeruvy> stivn: np, any issues let us know :)
[19:23] <h4f>  stivn:  once ago I used pppoeconf to do adsl
[19:24] <{[Aaron]}> Ben64 I don't know D:
[19:24] <stranger_in> stivn, do u want phone modem...... softmodem??
[19:24] <tisepti> im creating a package which depends on a fixed version of python-pythonmagick (https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pythonmagick/+bug/345208), my package is python-pythonmagick_0.8-0ubuntu2.1_i386.deb; can i add the dependency python-pythonmagick (>> 0.8-0ubuntu2)
[19:24] <stranger_in> stivn, actually it an obsolete thing.......
[19:24] <stivn> i think i'll run trough the howto, and I'll comeback with eventual faults
[19:24] <tisepti> most of the package numbers ive seen are all decimal
[19:25] <stranger_in> stivn, k
[19:25] <cheetahw26> anyone know any utilities where I can grow a hfs+ partition ?
[19:25] <b3rz3rk3r> hey guys, im looking for an NFO generator, but i can only find ones for windows and id rather not WINE things if i dont have to. Does anyone use one, or know of one?
[19:25] <cheetahw26> I tried parted/gparted... they seem to only support shrink
[19:26] <gigaclon> Im trying to use a monitor with my laptop
[19:26] <erUSUL> !find hfs
[19:27] <Ben64> {[Aaron]}: open a terminal and type "whoami"
[19:27] <jennie_alex> hi everyone
[19:27] <{[Aaron]}> Ben64: I'll get back to you in 5 minutes, just doing something.
[19:27] <xover> guys how do i map a new key to a F1
[19:27] <jennie_alex> i have a question
[19:28] <h4f> xover: what exactly you want to do
[19:28] <h4f>  jennie_alex: just post the question
[19:28] <fbianconi> !ask | jennie_alex
[19:29] <wfiuewfew> Hi! I am wondering if it is possible to recover the master file table for ext3 after an accidental reform.
[19:29] <jennie_alex> i'm a newbie in linux and i would like to know what is the C compiler for ubuntu
[19:29] <xover> my F11 and F12 keys are not working, so i need to map F11 to a working key
[19:29] <h4f>  jennie_alex: Gnu c
[19:29] <grawity> jennie_alex: gcc
[19:30] <jennie_alex> thanks
[19:30] <h4f> ) wfiuewfew: sure it is but don't know how
[19:30] <cyber_666_uk> jennie_alex: u mean what is a compiler?
[19:30] <jennie_alex> and what is the path for gnu c and gcc?
[19:30] <wfiuewfew> h4f: What do you mean?
[19:30] <wfiuewfew> h4f: How do you know it is possible?
[19:31] <ewsubach> anyone know what the name of the email client is that has a little dog as it's logo?
[19:31] <sirhalos> /usr/bin/gcc or at least should be
[19:31] <h4f>  wfiuewfew: because it is possible to recover nearly everything even after format
[19:31] <fccf> jennie_alex: you don't really need to know that though... ./configure .. make .. make install in the source folder
[19:32] <jennie_alex> ok
[19:32] <wfiuewfew> h4f: Sure it is possible to recover data, but is is possible to recover the directory tree?
[19:32] <jennie_alex> thanks a lot it helps
[19:32] <cyber_666_uk> are there file shredders available for ubuntu?
[19:32] <h4f>  wfiuewfew:
[19:33] <{[Aaron]}> Ben64, thanks very much for your support but I have to go due to a situation IRL, I'll be back later and hopefully be able to get it working :)
[19:33] <wfiuewfew> h4f: What?
[19:33] <Jeruvy> cyber_666_uk: file shredder?  you mean disk wiping?
[19:33] <Ben64> !info shred
[19:33] <Ben64> argh
[19:33] <cyber_666_uk> file edarication sofwtare
[19:33] <Ben64> cyber_666_uk: check out "shred"
[19:33] <stivn> i got a Conexant HDAUDIO modem in my computer, anyone know where I can find ubuntu drivers for this? or if there is some other way to make it work ?
[19:33] <fbianconi> !shred
[19:33] <cyber_666_uk> eradication
[19:33] <erUSUL> !modem | stivn
[19:33] <Jeruvy> !find shred
[19:33] <fbianconi> !binutils
[19:34] <fccf> !info binutils
[19:34] <cyber_666_uk> was gonna write one else
[19:34] <fbianconi> wrong package; !info coreutils
[19:34] <kahen> isn't /usr/bin/shred installed by default? it's a part of coreutils
[19:34] <fbianconi> !info coreutils
[19:35] <nicklas_> hello, anyone knows how to solve this? http://pastebin.com/d1ff0990a
[19:35] <Brian___> has anyone tried the new karmic alfa 5
[19:35] <fccf> cyber_666_uk: kahen: fbianconi: see man shred
[19:35] <Jeruvy> kahen it is.
[19:35] <cyber_666_uk> yeah just looked it up
[19:36] <cyber_666_uk> nice and simple
[19:36] <fccf> Brian___: that is off topic .. go to #ubuntu+1
[19:36] <erUSUL> !karmic | Brian___
[19:36] <cyber_666_uk> comes installed
[19:36] <genii> nicklas_: The simple way is remove all the Lenny repos
[19:37] <cyber_666_uk> does anyone actualy buy linux software - is there linux software out there that people pay for?
[19:37] <nicklas_> genii: and that will solve the moblin-menus error?
[19:37] <fccf> nicklas_: screaming PPA's ... I can't fix what you have screwed with
[19:37] <iaian> cyber_666_uk, yes
[19:37] <h4f> cyber_666_uk: there are some games I guess
[19:38] <cyber_666_uk> well games yeah
[19:38] <erUSUL> cyber_666_uk: mathematica; matlab; maya come to mind...
[19:38] <iaian> cyber_666_uk, nerolinux is a notable one
[19:38] <cyber_666_uk> i mean utilities, sofwtare
[19:38] <JonJ> Parallels also has a version for Linux
[19:38] <cyber_666_uk> nero as in dvd burning?
[19:38] <iaian> yepo
[19:38] <iaian> nerolinux is only £12
[19:38] <thiebaude> hi everyone just testing empathy
[19:38] <Ben64> but k3b owns the crap out of nero
[19:38] <stranger_in> cyber_666_uk, there are many linux softwares that are not free software ( free as in freedom)...... for example matlab linux version, tally linux version etc
[19:38] <nicklas_> fccf: so this is unfixable?
[19:38] <erUSUL> cyber_666_uk: yep. canonical has a store with a few apps
[19:39] <iaian> Ben64, except for 1) not being GTK, 2) not having compatibility for Blu-Ray
[19:39] <fccf> nicklas_: you are using totally unsupported software ... this is #ubuntu support ... not everything else
[19:39] <stranger_in> thiebaude, dont go for empathy..... use the new pidgin 2.6.1 which has both voice and video chat
[19:39] <nicklas_> fccf: sorry
[19:39] <cyber_666_uk> but i guess there is always a free equivlant (and generay linux users arent gonna shell out for sofwtare unless its specialist right?
[19:39] <Ben64> iaian: why would it have to be gtk?
[19:39] <fccf> nicklas_: I didn't say it is unfixable... just not here
[19:40] <h4f> when will the pidgin 2.6.1 goes in the ubuntu repos ?
[19:40] <sirhalos> strange_in I thought pidgin was going away though for empathy
[19:40] <iaian> Ben64, but then again, 1) is a personal preference, and 2) no open source apps support Blu-Ray =)
[19:40] <fccf> !info pidgin >fccf
[19:40] <stranger_in> cyber_666_uk, u have to mention to whome u are replyying
[19:40] <Ben64> iaian: thats not correct
[19:40] <genii> nicklas_: You have so many repositories which are not official *buntu and some mixed dist repos, etc etc so it gets convoluted as to what to do to fix
[19:40] <thiebaude> strange_in yea i usally use pidgin or xchat, but empathy is harder to set up
[19:40] <cyber_666_uk> yeah sorry anyone - its off topic anyway (how dare i...)
[19:40] <Ben64> http://fy.chalmers.se/~appro/linux/DVD+RW/
[19:40] <icarus> ok i just got my laptop the way i want it to be; is there some way to save my current setup as some sort of install file so that way if my hard drive was to crash or some thing and i had to reinstall on a diffrent computer I could recover i could just reinstall from a live cd of  my current setup?
[19:40] <nicklas_> maybe it wasnt so smart to activate all repos with ubuntu tweak
[19:40] <Ben64> works fine with blu-ray
[19:41] <cyber_666_uk> icarus - ghost the HDD
[19:41] <stranger_in> sirhalos, it is just released...... video works wonderfully fine, but voice have to be improved
[19:41] <ewsubach> anyone know what the name of the email client is that has a little dog as it's logo?
[19:41] <h4f> icarus: mostly all settings saved in /etc so what you need is to backup that directory
[19:41] <icarus> cyber_666_uk, what now?
[19:41] <h4f> icarus: and your home if you want to
[19:41] <noobez> how can i update transmissionbt? ive got an old version and would like to update to the latest one
[19:41] <noobez> thanks
[19:42] <cyber_666_uk> take an image of your current HDD and save it somewhere else - then if it *** then you can just copy it back
[19:42] <stranger_in> cyber_666_uk, still u are talking to the whole channel........
[19:42] <cyber_666_uk> oh - il shut up then.. sorry
[19:42] <yves__> hello
[19:42] <fccf> noobez: uh, if you update your system transmission will update, but only the latest for the distro, there may be a newer version in PPA
[19:42] <yves__> il y a un francais ici ?
[19:42] <icarus> ok
[19:43] <thiebaude> !fr
[19:43] <fccf> !fr | yves__
[19:43] <yves__> ok
[19:43] <iaian> Ben64, never heard of it, which GUI apps use it?
[19:43] <dab_> Hello, Is anyone able to help me with compiling something?
[19:43] <h4f> yves__: Vous ne pa parle francaise I gues its right
[19:43] <intok> I need for a canon pixma ip6600d, the recommended drivers fail to print anything properly other then the ubuntu test page
[19:43] <cyber_666_uk> icarus: dunno about sofwtare for linux, i only got linux few days ago but norton ghost is similar to what you want
[19:43] <noobez> fccf: im running ibex and dont want to update to jaunty, i no the latest for ibex (mine) is 1.5 and i run 1.3 how do i simply update to 1.5 ? thanks
[19:43] <h4f>  dab_:  what do you want to compile &
[19:43] <Ben64> iaian: you never heard of growisofs? :O k3b uses it, was (i think) the first dvd burner for linux
[19:44] <dab_> h4f: im having trouble compiling ezquake, I think this is due to some missing package
[19:44] <dab_> h4f: But im unable to define the package i need
[19:44] <userone> i had an 9.04 iso image on my hdd. i extracted the files to a folder. i copied these files to a usb. i tried to use this usb to install ubuntu on a netbook, but it said no boot partition found. why didnt this work?
[19:44] <jedlhl> can someone please help, Ive just nstalled ubuntu, configured the lan correctly and yet its still not working; subnet, netmask, ip, gateway are all fine, ive even specified dns but still no go... I've never had an issue with ubunut previously wrt to ethernet networking
[19:45] <deany> icarus, I personally use clonezilla, its sweet
[19:45] <h4f> dab_: usually the procedure is ./configure; make ; make install;
[19:45] <fccf> noobez: go here https://launchpad.net/%7Etransmissionbt/+archive/ppa/+sourcepub/714407/+listing-archive-extra
[19:45] <h4f> dab_: on which step is it failing ?
[19:45] <stranger_in> icarus, there is ghost 4 linux......... read more http://www.gnuise.co.cc/gnulinux-tips/g4l-the-ghost-for-linux
[19:45] <Ben64> userone: thats not how to make anything bootable
[19:46] <jedlhl> ifconfig -a looks fine
[19:46] <h4f> userone: you need to make boot usb to be able to boot from it
[19:46] <icarus> deany, do you have to formant the drive that that you are saveing dev/sda/ to as ntfs?
[19:46] <noobez> fccf: thanks, what is it?
[19:46] <deany> icarus, nope.
[19:46] <DragonLord> How do I run a application with ./ when I am not standing in the same directory? "./file_to_run -paramter value" works but not "~/some/directory/./file_to_run -paramter value"
[19:47] <fccf> noobez: that is the ubuntu ppa ... often newer versions get developed and distributed there
[19:47] <b3rz3rk3r> hey guys, im looking for an NFO generator, but i can only find ones for windows and id rather not WINE things if i dont have to. Does anyone use one, or know of one?
[19:47] <basil> dragonlord: how about just changing your directory to its location
[19:47] <userone> Ben64: h4f: so how can i use an existing iso file (rather than download an img file and use usb-imagewriter) to make a bootable usb?
[19:47] <icarus> ok i will try strangers idea
[19:47] <Ben64> DragonLord: don't do . in the middle
[19:47] <Welshy-Rob> hi 4 some reason i cant listen to radio on line?
[19:47] <cyber_666_uk> anyone: can anyone submit sofwtare to the repositories?
[19:47] <deany> icarus, save to any format..   I personally boot it from usb, and save my windows (2x ntfs) and ubuntu (2x ext4) to external drive (ext4)
[19:48] <IdleOne> cyber_666_uk: yes
[19:48] <Ben64> userone: i haven't had to make a bootable ubuntu usb, you'd have to talk to someone else
[19:48] <umutuygar> test
[19:48] <DragonLord> Ben64: okey, thanks
[19:48] <IdleOne> cyber_666_uk: #ubuntu-dev for more info
[19:48] <cyber_666_uk> thx
[19:48] <basil> userone: i have, use a program called unetbootin, very easy to use in order to make a bootable ubuntu usb
[19:48] <deany> icarus, g4l is kind of old.  I`d go for clonezilla.  the experimental (ubuntu based) one
[19:49] <alia_> hello there -- any one willing to help me with remote desktop connection to SBS 2003 over a VPN?
[19:49] <fccf> userone: download the .img file and use imagewriter ... that was made for the netbook
[19:49] <userone> basil: can i install that using synaptic? i guess usb-imagewriter is just for img files?
[19:49] <m0r0n> Does Ubuntu support 4gb of ram?
[19:49] <umutuygar> looking for a backup expert, see http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7897516#post7897516 for details
[19:50] <fccf> m0r0n: yes, in 32bit with PXE and natively in 64bit
[19:50] <basil> userone: its not on synaptic i dont think, just google it, it's a single file that runs like a exe, doesnt need to install or configure
[19:50] <sporkbomb> just ask yourself what 2^32 is!
[19:50] <userone> fccf: i prefer the full-blown ubuntu. i know people who are having trouble with u nbr. the little extra speed is no use to me.
[19:50] <basil> userone: im not familiar with usb-imagewriter but ive used unetbootin myself to make a bootable USB drive that i used to install my ubuntu
[19:50] <apparle> I have a LAB with ubuntu installed on every computer.........but I want to download updates only on one computer ...........can I do this??
[19:51] <m0r0n> fccf: 32bit with PXE, mind explaining?
[19:51] <userone> m0r0n:yes it does, very well. I am using 4 gb on ubuntu 64bit
[19:51] <AgentBlair> hi, I cannot install adobe-flashplugin.deb for ubuntu 8.04+ I get the error: Please check your internet connection or installation medium. Details: Failed to fetch http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/n/nss/libnss3-dev_3.12.3.1-0ubuntu0.9.04.1_i386.deb 404 Not Found
[19:51] <webfreakz> apparle: and have the rest of the computers download the updates from that single other computer?
[19:51] <HuXu> I CANT WAIT TO SEE 9.10 new UI!!!
[19:51] <userone> basil: was that from an iso file?
[19:51] <apparle> webfreakz: exactly
[19:52] <dassouki> to which directory, is software generally installed when using apt-get
[19:52] <basil> userone: what was?
[19:52] <webfreakz> apparle: apt-proxy
[19:52] <fccf> m0r0n: sorry that's PAE http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Physical_Address_Extension
[19:52] <apparle> webfreakz: can I send you private msg??
[19:52] <umutuygar> HuXu: me too
[19:52] <webfreakz> yeah sure
[19:52] <Ben64> AgentBlair: why are you trying to install it via .deb?
[19:52] <AgentBlair> no idea
[19:52] <AgentBlair> should I try another way?
[19:52] <Ben64> ...then don't?
[19:52] <userone> basil: the bootable usb you created. did you create that from an iso file or an img file?
[19:53] <AgentBlair> should I do it as a .tar.gz?
[19:53] <Ben64> AgentBlair: you don't have flash already?
[19:53] <fbianconi> jedlhl: what does "route | grep default" say
[19:53] <AgentBlair> no...
[19:53] <AgentBlair> for some reason I don't
[19:53] <webfreakz> apparle: yes :)
[19:53] <dassouki> to which directory, is software generally installed when using apt-get
[19:53] <Ben64> AgentBlair: firefox?
[19:53] <AgentBlair> yeah
[19:53] <AgentBlair> I have firefox
[19:53] <basil> userone: iso, but i think img works as well.  it also gives you the option to download the right image file if you dont have one already
[19:53] <Ben64> AgentBlair: open firefox, type about:plugins and search for flash
[19:53] <fccf> !enter | AgentBlair
[19:53] <m0r0n> fccf: userone:  How would I aqquire 64bit Ubuntu?
[19:54] <Ben64> m0r0n: ubuntu.com
[19:54] <AgentBlair> thanks
[19:54] <AgentBlair> okay sorry
[19:54] <ubtu-user444> keyserver.ubuntu.com is unavailable. I can ping it but cannot retrieve any keys from it nor connect to it via http. What is going on??
[19:54] <fccf> m0r0n: download it .. it has amd64 in the file name instead of i386
[19:54] <userone> m0r0n: you can download it fromthe ubuntu home page. 64-bit ubuntu 9.04 works like a dream! :-)
[19:55] <intok> I need for a canon pixma ip6600d, the recommended drivers fail to print anything properly other then the ubuntu test page
[19:55] <userone> basil: ok, thanks for your help. i will try it.
[19:56] <fccf> ubtu-user444: lookie here http://keyserver.ubuntu.com:11371/
[19:56] <Rgoodermote> I've got this interesting little issue going on, Ubuntu 9.04, it's a sound related issue.  When I say listen to songs on Youtube and then use Pidgin, the sound will crackle when Pidgin makes it's ping noise. If I mute one of them I will not hear the crackling.
[19:56] <basil> userone: are you in windows or ubuntu right now?
[19:56] <etale> I have ubuntu 8.04... how can I upgrade to jaunty...
[19:56] <m0r0n> userone: fccf:  If I want to keep all my programs and whatnot, how would I go about doing that? or is there a way I can stay in 32bit and get that PAE? to make it use 4gb
[19:57] <Ben64> etale: you probably have to go hardy -> intrepid -> jaunty
[19:57] <etale> Ben64 but how can I do that, system update doesn't say to upgrade to anything
[19:57] <ubtu-user444> fccf: thanks a lot!!!! Now I can connect!!
[19:58] <Ben64> etale: update-manager --dist-upgrade
[19:58] <snowveil> I'm trying to uninstall opera completely.  I ran apt-get update and apt-get remove opera.  Now ubuntu thinks opera is gone (in synaptic and apt-get) but when I run "opera" from a terminal window it still launches
[19:58] <fccf> m0r0n: PAE is a hardware thing.. do cat /proc/cpuinfo to see if you have it, otherwise you'll have to start over... also you need a processor capable of 64 bit
[19:58] <intok> I need for a canon pixma ip6600d, the recommended drivers fail to print anything properly other then the ubuntu test page
[19:58] <userone> m0r0n: if you stay in 32-bit, it wont properly address the 4gb. only upgrade to 64-bit if you really need to use the full ram (and dual processors I assume?) of your computer
[19:59] <fccf> snowveil: apt-get remove --purge opera
[19:59] <snowveil> Intok, do you have the latest version of cups?
[19:59] <intok> snowveil I'm running fro mthe live cd right now
[19:59] <m0r0n> userone: quad, but is there anyway to upgrade without losing everything?
[19:59] <snowveil> fccf: Package opera is not installed, so not removed
[19:59] <scott_ino2> how can I omit certain updates
[19:59] <Redkid> Hey guys, I have an NTFS partition with a bunch of files that I don't want to loose at the start of a 1.5tb drive. How risky would it be to move this partition to the end of the drive?
[20:00] <snowveil> intok, open "127.0.0.1:631" in firefox
[20:00] <sporkbomb> snowveil: how was it that you installed opera?
[20:00] <snowveil> then add the printer that way...it should have drivers for the ip6600
[20:00] <basil> redkid: why move it to the end?
[20:00] <stranger_in> ubtu-user444, are u under any proxy network.... I think u can t instatll the apt-key under proxy servers.......
[20:00] <snowveil> iirc, I downloaded the .deb file from opera's website
[20:00] <snowveil> this was a while ago
[20:00] <snowveil> and installed it with the package manager
[20:00] <Redkid> basil: I have an old motherboard, which requires the boot loader to be at the start o the drive
[20:00] <userone> m0r0n: fccf: fccf makes a good point...you need a 64-bit capable processor in the first place!
[20:01] <intok> snowveil 9.04 64 bit, when I print anytihng it assumes there is no grey, black or blue, so nothing prints out properly, and it just spist the paper out in greyscale
[20:01] <fccf> Redkid: backup the data ... they're files right ... not a windows os ... just back them up
[20:01] <m0r0n> userone: Mine is
[20:01] <Redkid> fccf: Too much data
[20:01] <MrDarkUser> I
[20:01] <intok> snowveil Common UNIX Printing System 1.3.9
[20:01] <Redkid> We're talking around 300gb
[20:01] <ubtu-user444> stranger_in: no, I am directly connected to the internet. Thanks to fccf I can access keys via http://keyserver.ubuntu.com:11371/
[20:02] <sporkbomb> snowveil: do you still have the .deb lying around?
[20:02] <userone> m0r0n: as good practice you should have a backup of all your data anyway. just reinstall. its quicker and easier and makes sure you can get everything right first time. for me 64-bit ubuntu worked PERFECTLY out of the box, on EVERYTHING!! :-)
[20:02] <snowveil> sporkbomb, not the original .deb...I've got one for version 10.0 but I'm trying to remove 9.5
[20:02] <fccf> RedKid: if it is that important ... $100 for another drive is no big deal
[20:02] <Redkid> fccf: So the risk of me loosing it is not *that* great?
[20:03] <jhattara> if i want to use the themes from the metacity-themes package do i really need to tarball them myself before the theme manager can understand that they exist ?
[20:03] <stranger_in> ubtu-user444, k......... i once had such a problem under proxy...... that y i asked.......
[20:03] <snowveil> intok, yes, now select "printers" on the right
[20:03] <MrDarkUser> I'm trying to get 9.04 with the faster intel graphics drivers'''  I just put the ppa in my sources, however the instructions that I found are ambiguous,  Do I need to enable UXA by typing in enable EXA into my xorg??? that seems dumb... or does just adding the ppa for the new xdrivers take care of it all.   Or does anybody know of a good instruction site, because I only got crud on google
[20:03] <snowveil> find your printer in the list, then "modify printer"
[20:04] <snowveil> then follow the instructions and see if that fixes anything
[20:04] <sporkbomb> snowveil: what happens when you type dpkg -S opera?
[20:04] <koshie> Hello
[20:05] <snowveil> sporkbomb, it outputted a bunch of stuff but still did not remove the program
[20:05] <koshie> I've a problem with the website... When I type my login et my password, the website said "Thank you etc" and after I'm redirecting on the logue page's.
[20:05] <jedlhl> right
[20:06] <koshie> and, not "et" -_-
[20:06] <need_help> hello i install ubuntu 9.04 and finish it ask to take out the cd from the tray after restart when it boot give me this error : http://pastebin.com/m35b6351e => how i can fix this? can't boot always same error thx
[20:06] <sporkbomb> snowveil: it wasn't supposed to remove it
[20:06] <sporkbomb> snowveil: man dpkg
[20:06] <AgentBlair> I don't quite understand what to do in installing adobe flash
[20:07] <Redkid> Is moving an NTFS partition any real risk to the data on it?
[20:07] <snowveil> I've used dpkg, but what's the S trigger for?
[20:07] <koshie> I cannot connect myself :/
[20:07] <koshie> Any administrator here ?
[20:07] <sporkbomb> snowveil: run the following in a terminal:  man dpkg
[20:08] <snowveil> I've got the man page up
[20:08] <fccf> need_help: not sure but do you have one of those built in card readers .. looks like it might not be seeing that correctly
[20:08] <fccf> koshie: details please .. we all administer systems here
[20:08] <sporkbomb> snowveil: not to sound like a jerk, but it tells you what -S does
[20:08] <need_help> fccf no don't have card reader, i got 2 cdrom, usb and 1 network card
[20:08] <koshie> fccf: of the website.
[20:08] <need_help> fccf only sound card is build in
[20:08] <snowveil> I'm reading through it now sporkbomb  and can't find it
[20:09] <koshie> fccf: I cannot connect myself on the website
[20:09] <basil> hey guys, can i switch from Netbook Remix to Desktop without reformatting/reinstalling?
[20:09] <koshie> basil: yes
[20:09] <basil> koshie: how
[20:09] <koshie> It's write on the netbook remix wiki
[20:09] <fccf> koshie: uh, why .. you are talking www.ubuntu.com or another? it is working here
[20:09] <koshie> fccf: I don't know why !
[20:09] <sporkbomb> snowveil: it is in there under dpkg-query actions ... it basically does a search for file name or installed package
[20:09] <need_help> fccf also i disable the acpi and nolacpi from LIVE CD
[20:09] <snowveil> search?
[20:09] <koshie> It say my pass and my log are good.
[20:09] <snowveil> ok
[20:10] <snowveil> just found it using grep
[20:10] <sporkbomb> snowveil: what I was trying to get at is, if it returned something, perhaps you can remove opera with dpkg
[20:10] <sporkbomb> snowveil: ya dig?
[20:10] <snowveil> didn't know you could use dpkg-query under just the dpkg command
[20:10] <fccf> basil: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop ... then at login screen go-to options and select session and gnome
[20:10] <sporkbomb> snowveil: i.e. w/ the -r flag
[20:11] <fccf> need_help: press F6 after language selection and after quiet put noacpi
[20:11] <basil> fccf: koshie: my one problem with netbook remix really is the shortcut-grid layout instead of the traditional gnome desktop, can i fix that even easier?
[20:11] <deany> basil, there is a switch tool in netbook remix.
[20:11] <koshie> fccf: I've find a solution !
[20:11] <fccf> basil: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[20:11] <need_help> fccf i try this
[20:11] <basil> deany: where
[20:11] <sporkbomb> snowveil: personally, I like to purge what I want to remove
[20:12] <deany> basil, well there is on my mothers.
[20:12] <koshie> I'vez click on "Forgotten your password", if else my password are good.
[20:12] <jake_> I have a major failure of software management system.  What should I do?
[20:12] <grawity> jake_: 1) Explain the problem.
[20:12] <fccf> jake_: define major failure?
[20:13] <need_help> fccf what do u think to boot in LIVE CD, and go to fstab and put 0 0 for not checking for errors and for dump ? u think it work ?
[20:13] <jake_> I opened up add/remove and it says Failed to check for installed and available applications.  This is a major failure of your system management system.  please check for broken packages with synaptic
[20:13] <freeda> Hi I'm trying to set up a network printer via samba on two ubuntu boxes. Got one working fine but all the messing about on the other box seems to have screwed things up. Can anyone tell me how to reset all the printer settings to defaults?
[20:14] <rai> hello
[20:14] <deany> basil,  hangon i`ll grab it, ive got it here
[20:14] <Sidewinder1> rai hello
[20:14] <fccf> jake_: not my system, and we are volunteeers, so please be nice, looks like you weren't connected when it tried to update
[20:14] <NichtHuns> hallo
[20:14] <rai> hi
[20:14] <fccf> NichtHuns: hi
[20:14] <deany> basil, oops.. I forgot I installed regular ubuntu :)
[20:14] <rai> im new here
[20:14] <snowveil> I purged, removed directories in /usr/lib/ related to opera
[20:14] <deany> basil, its there tho.. Ive seen it.
[20:14] <basil> deany: ok ill just install desktop
[20:14] <fbianconi> jake_: you should check for broken packages with synaptic
[20:14] <jake_> fccf, sorry if you took me as being angry.  I wasn't trying to.
[20:14] <fccf> !guidelines | rai
[20:14] <sporkbomb> fccf: volunteers?  Are you in a state defense force?
[20:15] <snowveil> and even removed the .opera folder in my home directory...but it's still hanging around
[20:15] <Sidewinder1> rai me too relatively speaking, that is...
[20:15] <sporkbomb> snowveil: dpkg -r didn't do anything?
[20:15] <m4x> hey everyone, I'm trying to build my own kernel to increase performance/have a really fun learning experience. I have a laptop that is capable of running 64 bit but I have opted to run 32 anyways because I'm also trying to learn about the stack. Now I want to triple boot: windows, ubuntu 32 bit, and ubuntu 64 bit, however when I tried to simply cut my current ubuntu partition up from the install menu I got an error. Is there something spec
[20:15] <m4x> ial about triple booting?
[20:15] <fccf> sporkbomb: more like bug eating space warriors, unpaid of course
[20:15] <deany> basil, its called desktop switcher
[20:15] <freeda> Can anyone help me reset printer settings to default? Tried uninstalling cups
[20:16] <snowveil> sporkbomb: "dpkg - warning: ignoring request to remove opera which isn't installed."
[20:16] <fccf> freeda: reinstall cups and goto http://localhost:631
[20:16] <sporkbomb> snowveil: and where exactly is opera installed?
[20:16] <snowveil> that's what I'm trying to figure out
[20:16] <jovenman> microcontroller??
[20:16] <sporkbomb> snowveil: did you install some static package?
[20:16] <Ein2015> locate opera?
[20:16] <sporkbomb> snowveil: use the "which" command
[20:16] <freeda> fccf: thanks i'll try that now
[20:17] <fccf> snowveil: type: whereis opera
[20:17] <MrDarkUser> snowveil: 3rd party stuff in /opt normally
[20:17] <rai> can anyone help me find windows xp os.. i want to dual boot my pc
[20:17] <snowveil> looks like it was in bin/opera
[20:18] <Ein2015> rai: you're in the wrong channel for that.
[20:18] <snowveil> just did an rm -r of the directory and it's ok
[20:18] <deany> basil, sudo apt-get install desktop-switcher
[20:18] <snowveil> how can I clear the opera command out of my bash commands?
[20:18] <rai> where can i go/
[20:18] <MrDarkUser> rai: most people start with windows, and add ubuntu
[20:18] <intok> snowveil http://pastebin.com/m2f2c9caa but the printer isn't a ip6000 its a pixma ip6600d, built in card reader and screen and what have you
[20:18] <Ein2015> rai: most likely you'd have to pirate it... and i cannot tell you where to go for that.
[20:18] <Dunge> Anyone know if there's an utility to format a filesystem as YAFFS2 (which seems to be a good type for sdcard)? I can't find any mkfs.yaffs2 or anything in apt-get.
[20:19] <snowveil> intok, sorry, install the ip6700 driver...it should work
[20:19] <IdleOne> rai: most people buy windows and don't go into open source OS chat rooms asking how to break copyright laws
[20:19] <sporkbomb> rai: if you are asking for a cracked version of windows, please get out
[20:19] <Ein2015> rai: also if you're not looking to play games on it, consider a VM instead of dual-boot.
[20:19] <snowveil> intok, I have the exact same printer so I've used that driver.  I haven't tried it on 64-bit
[20:19] <Ralph1> hey i have a PC with windows vista (for gaming) and a motorola Q, but i want to get a netbook (i'm thinking a eee PC 1005HS) and run ubuntu netbook remix on it, how well will the remix cooperate with my other two windows OSes (i swear if it was an option i'd run linux on all 3 but i can't) i want to share stuff like calenders and files
[20:19] <thiebaude_> rai, call MS and buy a key
[20:19] <rai> actualy my pc pre installed w/ windows vista and i try ubuntu .. unfurtunityly i reformat all
[20:19] <AgentBlair> I'm still getting an error from installing the flash .deb, looked at the guide on installing it, i'm confused, this worked with the live-cd earlier! Please help.
[20:19] <fccf> Dunge: better off FAT32
[20:19] <userone> does anyone know where i can download the full ubuntu 9.04 as an image file? i can only find it as iso on the homepage, and only nbr is available as img
[20:19] <IdleOne> sporkbomb: ##windows
[20:19] <IdleOne> oops
[20:19] <IdleOne> I meant rai ##windows
[20:19] <Ein2015> Ralph1: filesharing wont be a problem
[20:20] <Dunge> fccf : FAT get corrupted when lost power
[20:20] <Ein2015> Ralph1: calendars... well just use google calendar.
[20:20] <jakub> ahoj
[20:20] <Ralph1> Ein2015: good idea, forgot about google...
[20:20] <Ein2015> Ralph1: but thunderbird has some sort of calendaring stuff as plugins
[20:20] <Ein2015> Ralph1: and that runs on windows too... so there's that option.
[20:20] <grawity> Ein2015: yep, Mozilla Lightning
[20:20] <Ein2015> grawity: thx :)
[20:20] <fccf> userone: doesn't exist ... you will need a USB cdrom to install
[20:21] <Dunge> fccf : I have to use something which won't corrupt the filesystem if the device suddently loose power (which happens very often)
[20:21] <Ein2015> grawity: i had forgotten the name :D
[20:21] <IdleOne> rai: call the manufacturer of your laptop and ask them to send you a reinstall cd
[20:21] <need_help> hello i install ubuntu 9.04 and finish it ask to take out the cd from the tray after restart when it boot give me this error : http://pastebin.com/m35b6351e => how i can fix this? can't boot always same error thx
[20:21] <rgod> fuck, there are so noobs in this channel..
[20:21] <grawity> Ein2015: And Mozilla Sunbird for a standalone app.
[20:21] <Sidewinder1> rai With all due respect, you need do do a little reading and research prior to installing various operating systems; unless you're prepared to deal with the consequences. :)
[20:21] <AgentBlair> I have divX web player, quicktime vlc windows media plug-in... I thought maybe if I disabled those flash would install but it still doesn't
[20:21] <IdleOne> rgod: language please
[20:21] <sporkbomb> rgod: what is a noob?
[20:21] <grawity> rgod: Well, ubuntu _is_ a distro for noobs.
[20:21] <Ein2015> rai: you should have a vista key then.  not XP.  reinstall vista using the key.  look on the MS website or your computer's manufacturing website for details on getting a new OS install disc.
[20:21] <rai> ein... you can imail me.. tzakoy@yahoo.com...thanks
[20:21] <IdleOne> !noob
[20:21] <janisozaur> !wine
[20:21] <userone> fccf: that explains it! thanks
[20:21] <Ein2015> rai: i dont imail people, sorry.
[20:22] <webfreakz> sporkbomb: http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=noob read the top of the page :P
[20:22]  * sporkbomb wonders why rai hasn't been booted yet
[20:22] <webfreakz> it's quite funny actually
[20:22] <janisozaur> what is the wine channel?
[20:22]  * Ein2015 wonders too
[20:22] <IdleOne> #winehq
[20:22] <janisozaur> oh, #winehq, nvm...
[20:22] <thiebaude_> !pirate
[20:22] <Ein2015> lol
[20:22] <Ein2015> !windows
[20:23] <Ein2015> :D
[20:23] <rgod> omg windows.. :D
[20:23] <thiebaude_> Ein2015, winblows
[20:23] <basil> anyone had an issue where ubuntu netbook remix runs really slow even if you have huge ram and good processor?
[20:23] <rai> i just want to install yahoo messenger in my pc..l tried wine but not succesful
[20:23] <dr3am3r> why not get Pidgin?
[20:23] <sporkbomb> rai is a troll!
[20:23] <sporkbomb> quit feeding him
[20:23] <dr3am3r> you can have all your IM's in one.
[20:23] <Ein2015> rgod: i have windows.  i love it.  i go open them and air flows in.  i had to put a firewall on it to keep the mosquitos out though.
[20:23] <fccf> !yahoo
[20:23] <wizzo50> rai Get Pidgin
[20:23] <IdleOne> sporkbomb: actually you are acting more like a troll then he is
[20:23] <AgentBlair> I could really use some help, it's such a simple error I'm sure can be resolved since it's flash, which even my cell phone can run
[20:24] <thiebaude_> here we go,lol
[20:24] <userone> basil: no help...but now you know why i was recommended to use the full ubuntu on my netbook instead of nbr
[20:24] <Ein2015> AgentBlair: do you have the restricted repositories turned on?
[20:25] <AgentBlair> i don't think so, I just enter my password when I click "install package"
[20:25] <Sidewinder1> The fun is just beginning...
[20:25] <basil> userone: i did just install desktop version, but it didnt look like it did anything
[20:25] <sporkbomb> IdleOne: I'm not actually sure how you came to that conclusion.  He came here asking for a copy of windows xp ... and quickly moved on to wanting yahoo messenger for linux
[20:25] <Ein2015> AgentBlair: are you installing from synaptic or firefox?
[20:25] <basil> userone: should desktop show up as a seperate grub list or something?
[20:25] <sporkbomb> IdleOne: ...but I'll leave it at that
[20:25] <AgentBlair> firefox, what is synaptic?
[20:25] <Ein2015> sporkbomb: most n00bs dont really know how to say what they want
[20:25] <rai> i dont want to re install vista.. i want to change to xp.
[20:25] <parkadodge>  im using evolution mail and its been working fine but all of a sudden my send/receive button is greyed out. evolution works fine in other profiles can any one help
[20:25] <sporkbomb> snowveil: did you ever get that opera deal squared away?
[20:25] <thiebaude_> rai, many stores sell xp
[20:26] <userone> how does syslinux work? i read a post which says syslinux can make an iso image on a usb bootable but when i tried it didnt work
[20:26] <Ein2015> rai: i think you should return your computer to the store you purchased it from.
[20:26] <snowveil> sporkbomb, the which command did the trick, thank you :)
[20:26] <wizzo50> Rai Then install Windows XP
[20:26] <fccf> rai: totally offtopic, xp is available everywhere'
[20:26] <IdleOne> sporkbomb: and we warned him not to ask about breaking laws. then when he asked about yahoo you could of offered help by suggesting alternatives but you chose to insult him by calling him troll
[20:26] <fbianconi> !info synaptic | AgentBlair
[20:26] <snowveil> I was able to just remove the directory in which it was actually installed and it took it out
[20:26] <wizzo50> Rai Actually you can activate it on here
[20:26] <Ein2015> IdleOne: leave him be dude
[20:26] <AgentBlair> I will try synaptic then
[20:26] <Ralph1> where can i find a place to buy netbooks that are pre-loaded with ubuntu netbook remix?
[20:26] <sporkbomb> snowveil: just out of curiosity, did you not like Opera, or did you just want a newer version?
[20:26] <Ein2015> AgentBlair: :)
[20:26] <IdleOne> rai: please ask your windows questions on ##windows
[20:27] <fraterm__> Ralph1, perhaps system76.com.
[20:27] <fccf> Ralph1: www.system76.com has one
[20:27] <sporkbomb> IdleOne: sure ...
[20:27] <fraterm__> lol.
[20:27] <snowveil> sporkbomb, I was looking to upgrade
[20:27] <Sidewinder1> :-)
[20:27] <IdleOne> Ralph1: system76
[20:27] <fraterm__> I'm getting one of the starlings end of month.
[20:27] <snowveil> but any time I installed a new version, the installed version of opera from bin/opera took control and booted first
[20:27] <fraterm__> for ultimate netbook love.
[20:28] <snowveil> ideally I'd like to switch over to google chrome once it's linux-ready....but who knows how long that'll be
[20:28] <Ralph1> fraterm__: starling?
[20:28] <sporkbomb> snowveil: yeah ... I hear ya
[20:28] <Ein2015> Ralph1: dell sells a ubuntu netbook on their website.  i hate dell consumer side though, so go on their business side if you can.
[20:28] <msch> Hi! Does anyone here have a working Ericsson F3507g? I just can't get it to work with Jaunty
[20:28] <nicklas_> are there any swedish xubuntu channel?
[20:28] <nicklas_> !xubuntu
[20:28] <thiebaude_> !se
[20:28] <sporkbomb> snowveil: I have to hit ALT + F11 in Opera just to help me w/ Chrome withdrawals :-)
[20:28] <Ein2015> snowveil: have you tried swiftfox?
[20:29] <snowveil> Ein2015, no I haven't
[20:29] <basil> ein2015: ive looked at those and interestingly ones with ubuntu arent a cent cheaper than those with windows
[20:29] <snowveil> I keep trying firefox off and on but there are a few features in opera that I've gotten so used to that are available, but buggy, in firefox
[20:29] <fraterm__> Ralph1, go to their website and click on the laptops... then click on the furthest left image.
[20:29] <Ralph1> fraterm__: is it better than the ASUS Eee PC 1005HA-VU1X-BK?
[20:29] <apparle> can I configure apt-get such that it will not take the value of http_proxy environment variable
[20:30] <fraterm__> Ralph1, I have no idea, check the specs.
[20:30] <Ein2015> snowveil: i'm using it now... i enjoy it.  but i do like firefox, so my view is different.  opera is nice though... i also have it installed.
[20:30] <fraterm__> I have bought two desktops from them and trust that they will have the OS installed properly.
[20:30] <Ein2015> basil: yeah, annoying isnt it?
[20:30] <fraterm__> and that everything in it works.
[20:30] <fraterm__> :)
[20:30] <fraterm__> they also have a forum.
[20:30] <sporkbomb> I'm really fond of lynx once in a while, but sometimes it just isn't practical
[20:30] <fraterm__> and work with ubuntu forums and ubuntu well.
[20:30] <p-f> I just used "update-alternatives --config x-terminal-emulator" to set my default term to urxvt. However, running x-terminal-emulator gives me an urxvt with what seems to be default configs. If I run "urxvt" by hand from another terminal, my settings from .Xdefaults are properly applied. Why?
[20:31] <Ralph1> fraterm__: well it's a bit more expensive, but it comes with an extra gig of RAM
[20:31] <snowveil> Ein2015, what's the benefit of swiftfox over firefox?
[20:31] <Ralph1> it looks pretty solid actually
[20:32] <p-f> snowveil, it's supposedly faster, but you probably won't really notice since firefox is inherently slow anyway
[20:32] <sporkbomb> snowveil: it is supposedly cpu-optimized
[20:32] <Ein2015> snowveil: specifically compiled for linux... i've found it runs slightly better than firefox.
[20:33] <snowveil> haha p-f
[20:33] <sporkbomb> from what I know, the maintainers use the -03 opt to compile firefox
[20:33] <snowveil> I'll give it a shot
[20:33] <snowveil> I'm still running an athlon 64 2800+ system
[20:33] <sporkbomb> I always thought -O3 was overrated
[20:33] <snowveil> it's starting to show age
[20:33] <p-f> snowveil, I wish I was making a joke - firefox just completely cripples my system when I have over 20 tabs
[20:33] <sporkbomb> snowveil: I'll never get rid of my Pentium 2 running FreeBSD, so don't feel bad :-)
[20:34] <snowveil> p-f, my system gets buggy with firefox with simple plugins
[20:34] <parkadodge> can someone give me a step-by-step of how to open and install a .tar program im trying to install thunderbird since evolution is on the fritz but have now clue what im doing p
[20:34] <p-f> ~20% cpu all the time doesn't really play well with my laptop
[20:34] <jake_> My browser limits the width of webpages.  How do I fix it so that it takes up the whole browser window?
[20:34] <snowveil> sporkbomb, but that BSD system isn't your main rig :)
[20:34] <sporkbomb> snowveil: very good point
[20:34] <sporkbomb> If it were, I would admit I would probably go insane
[20:35] <felix_> Good evening everybody! I've got a problem with my CD/DVD-Drive. It just does not work and Ubuntu does not find it. If I put a CD or DVD in it is not recognized.
[20:36] <basil> felix: if you're sure the CD does not have any errors on it, you can install ubuntu via usb flash drive or netowkr
[20:36] <basil> network*
[20:36] <coilette> Im having frequent X crashes.. Anybody have any ideas (drastic potential install breaking ideas okay) before i just reinstall?
[20:36] <p-f> basil, I'm pretty sure he was talking about post-installation
[20:36] <felix_> basil: It's no problem installing Ubuntu. I am already using it - installed from CD! But Ubuntu itself does not recognize the drive!
[20:36] <coilette> i crash every oh.. 10 minutes, if i'm not carefull
[20:37] <kahen> felix_, can you mount the CD manually with mount?
[20:37] <userone> in case anyone is interested, a bootable usb can be created from an iso image using the USB Startup Disk Creator under system administration. how easy is that!
[20:37] <snowveil> Ein2015, is swiftfox not open-source?
[20:37] <coilette> thats pretty cool userone
[20:38] <Dethroned> How do I upgrade to firefox 3.5 in Jaunty?
[20:38] <snowveil> they want you to add it to the repository as non-free
[20:38] <sporkbomb> felix_: just out of curiosity, do you get anything outputted with the following command:  dmesg | grep CD-ROM
[20:38] <mmonlsd> userone,  as well as with this -> for various distros :D http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/
[20:38] <p-f> sounds like a categorization error, snowveil... it's just firefox compiled with specific cflags
[20:39] <felix_> sporkbomb: No.
[20:39] <felix_> kahen: I don't really have deeper knowledge of Linux. So I have to try it. How does it work? mount /dev/cdrom ?
[20:39] <kahen> felix_, well. if you get nothing from dmesg that probably won't work either
[20:40] <felix_> kahen: Okay. So Ubuntu has not found it hardwere-wise?
[20:40] <bronzewalla> im getting './install.sfx.4036: not found' when trying to install jdk 6u16 on jaunty, anyone know why?
[20:40] <Ein2015> snowveil: not sure
[20:40] <wildc4rd_> evening all
[20:40] <koffee> hi all
[20:40] <kahen> felix_, if dmesg doesn't show it and it's not in /etc/fstab, then i'd say no - it didn't find it
[20:41] <felix_> kahen: Is that fixable?
[20:41] <felix_> I'm wondering, because I installed Ubuntu itself from CD.
[20:42] <Dethroned> How do I upgrade to firefox 3.5 from 3.01 in Jaunty?
[20:42] <kosmic> upgrading 8.10 to 9.04
[20:42] <kosmic> if it breaks im killing you guys
[20:42] <bronzewalla> haha
[20:42] <koffee> any idea why i see ufw block in log for a port i have open? and the app using that port seems to work fine.
[20:42] <kahen> Dethroned, install firefox-3.5 -- it will be available as "Shiretoko" in the menu
[20:42] <felix_> sporkbomb: Does the command change, if it is a CD/DVD drive?
[20:43] <Dethroned> kahen, will that upgrade it or download a new browser?
[20:43] <kahen> Dethroned, it will not use firefox-3.5 as your default browser
[20:43] <felix_> Dethroned: It will download a new browser.
[20:43] <Dethroned> is it possible to just upgrade it?
[20:44] <kahen> Dethroned, i tried that actually. uninstalling 3.0 and then installing 3.5 just pulls in 3.0 as well (iirc)
[20:44] <kahen> Dethroned, so... no
[20:44] <p-f> kahen, oh, I thought I was going insane
[20:44] <kahen> Dethroned, karmic will have 3.5 as default i think
[20:44] <Ralph1> how does ubuntu handle 3g networks? would 3g capability be more worth whiel than an extra gig of RAM? (since my school doesn't have the best wireless ( but i'd assume the interference would be just as bad for cellphone signals no?)
[20:44] <p-f> so it does happen to other people
[20:44] <felix_> Dethroned: I did not find a way. I installed it, it took over the settings from the old one and afterwards I deleted the old one.
[20:44] <p-f> that's completely silly
[20:45] <Dethroned> felix: where is the old one stored?
[20:45] <felix_> Dethroned: I removed it via apt-get.
[20:45] <coilette> whats the command to reconfigure X server?
[20:45] <felix_> Dethroned: And deleted its settings in /home
[20:45] <trism> Dethroned: you can set it to use firefox-3.5 as the default browser in Preferences/Preferred Applications
[20:45] <miranda_> anyone can help me with netcap?
[20:46] <hno> Any idea how I block apt-get from replacing a locally modified package?
[20:46] <trism> Dethroned: just use custom and set the command to firefox-3.5 %s
[20:46] <userone> mmonlsd: it says on the link 'try the windows version, it usually works better'...that can't be agood thing!!? ;-)
[20:46] <trism> Dethroned: works fine for me
[20:46] <parkadodge> so i downloaded thunderbird via synaptic but cant seem to find it now whered it fo
[20:46] <felix_> kahen: Do you have any idea how to get my CD/DVD drive running?
[20:46] <darlek> !ubottu | darlek
[20:46] <Eudoxus> I'm trying to download a file secured with a HTTPS password (a regular GUI browser would pop up a username and password dialog)
[20:46] <Eudoxus> but how can I do it with lynx or links?
[20:46] <darlek> !ubottu > darlek
[20:46] <kahen> felix_, not really, no. troubleshooting problems with hardware not getting detected can be tricky enough on a system you're sitting in front of
[20:46] <Eudoxus> it ain't working. it takes me straight to the 401 no auth page
[20:47] <Eudoxus> doesn't even prompt for user & pass
[20:47] <x404x> eudox just add user:pass in front of the adress i think
[20:47] <miranda_> why does this command does not go back to the bash prompt? echo "hello" | nc localhost 9988
[20:48] <parkadodge> can any one help??
[20:48] <x404x> eudo wget user:pass@adress..
[20:48] <mmonlsd> userone, tried  it to make a usb stick today and works perfectly
[20:48] <felix_> kahen: Can my problem be described as a problem of hardware recognition?
[20:49] <Eudoxus> noone  yo?
[20:49] <shadowhywind> hay all, my wireless light on my laptop, keeps flashing depending on netwrok trafic(webserfing/IRC channel). Any ideas on how to make it not flash?
[20:49] <soreau> ! ask | parkadodge
[20:49] <kahen> felix_, probably. but you said you installed from a CD, so shouldn't there be an entry for your drive in fstab?
[20:49] <RanyAlbeg> Hi , i have a file contains a key to PPA from launchpad. and when i open it with "import key", i get "key imported" . i check my software sources and i see that im not signed to this PPA at all. so what "import key" did?
[20:50] <parkadodge> thank you ill ask again i downloaded thunderbird via synaptic but cant find it
[20:50] <vitek> čau
[20:50] <Dethroned> Sorry for bothering you but I also have another problem.  My volume control is messed up.  I can only hear anything when I have the volume at around 80%
[20:51] <parkadodge> if you read up i had posted the question
[20:51] <vitek> je tu někdo
[20:51] <parkadodge> no one had answered
[20:51] <felix_> kahen: Actually I installed it a very long time ago and took on the problem back then. I did not solve it though. But I think I deleted the CD/DVD line from the /etc/fstab back then.
[20:53] <felix_> kahen: So there was something in it concerning the drive - but it made no difference with or without the line in the fstab.
[20:53] <vsMS__> i want to setup dazukofs for hotplug devices. can someone give me a tip?
[20:53] <ttestt> hello. someone use debpartial-mirror? it doesnt work i think
[20:53] <geoffk> I have recently upgraded to 8.10 from 8.04 and cannot get my monitor to sync.
[20:54] <soreau> parkadodge: Try running it from your terminal. Type thunder then press tab three times
[20:54] <always_linux> hola
[20:54] <always_linux> hay un canal en castellano?
[20:55] <geoffk> I can boot up in text mode now thanks to aethelrick and can see xorg.conf
[20:55] <coilette> how do i maually reconfigure X?
[20:55] <DefineByte> i'm running a system without X but have noticed a few packages (15) appear under the x11 section in aptitude. when i mark them for removal aptitude complains and say i should keep 12 of them. is this anything to worry about? are they still safe to remove? ubuntu-desktop isn't installed and i only use the command line.
[20:56] <userone> is there still any need to create a /boot partition?
[20:56] <parkadodge> i think that worked thank you so much
[20:56] <Dethroned> When my volume slider is at 75% i can only begin to hear sounds and it maxes out when my slider is at 100%.
[20:56] <x404x> always.linux > #ubuntu_es
[20:56] <DefineByte> coilette: sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg?
[20:57] <p-f> Dethroned, try alsamixer
[20:57] <Dethroned> p-f:  that's what I am using
[20:57] <p-f> Dethroned, oh, oops
[20:57] <geoffk> The comment in xorg.conf says that some settings are ignored because they are done automatically by X server.
[20:57] <jrib> userone: not really, no
[20:57] <felix_> Anybody else who could help me with my CD/DVD drive problem? Ubuntu does not recognize it.
[20:57] <geoffk> So how can I set the correct frequencies?
[20:58] <RanyAlbeg> Hi , i have a file contains a key to PPA from launchpad. and when i open it with "import key", i get "key imported" . i check my software sources and i see that im not signed to this PPA at all. so what "import key" did?
[20:58] <DefineByte> geoffk: as long as the driver supports it you should still be able to set refresh rates etc.
[20:59] <coilette> DefieByte yes, but it says postinst warning: overwriting possibly-customized configureation
[20:59] <felix_> Anybody else who could help me with my CD/DVD drive problem? Ubuntu does not recognize it. Even though I installed Ubuntu via this CD/DVD drive!
[20:59] <coilette> DefineByte should i add like --force?
[20:59] <DefineByte> back up the old file and try it. safe mode or whatever it's called will kick in if anything breaks.
[21:00] <magic_hat> Hi all. I'm setting up a network connection in ubuntu. Cannot seem to ping outside sites or other machines on the LAN. Anyone got advice? Here's my config file: http://pastie.org/606209
[21:00] <coilette> i dont care if it breaks, i either need to fix my issues or reinstall
[21:00] <coilette> i crash like crazy, screen freezes u
[21:00] <binaryflow> Running latest Ubuntu Netbook Remix on a Dell Mini 9 laptop.  When I try to remove a shortcut from Favorites by right clicking and selecting Remove favorite it doesn't seem to do anything.  Is anyone else having that problem?
[21:01] <ralf__> hallo
[21:01] <new166978> Any one from Chine here?
[21:01] <ralf__> me
[21:03] <new166978> Any one from Chine here?
[21:03] <Law506> Chine?
[21:03] <Law506> close to China?
[21:03] <new166978> yes sorry
[21:03] <deany> I`m tired of this.  I changed my routers wireless security from WPA2 to WPA+WPA2 Mixed mode, and now it wont connect.  It asks for the password everytime and is saving the password as some long hex string...  going back to WPA2 in router and its fine..
[21:03] <Law506> :)
[21:03] <genii> !cn
[21:03] <new166978> are u from there?
[21:03] <Law506> naw, Texas all the way
[21:04] <centinul> I'm running Jaunty and I have a samba share set up on it. However I am unable to write to this samba share over the network despite the fact that the user is a member of the os user group and the samba share is defined to be writable
[21:04] <new166978> i need someone who knows China language
[21:04] <genii> !cn | new166978
[21:04] <ntemis> hello
[21:05] <genii> new166978: Visit the #ubuntu-cn channel then :)
[21:05] <ntemis> i downloaded an emulator source
[21:05] <new166978> thanks!
[21:05] <ntemis> and has in it Makefile
[21:05] <ntemis> i cannot configure or install this
[21:05] <ntemis> how i use makefile
[21:06] <Jeruvy> !build | ntemis
[21:06] <tyler> how do you change your nickname?
[21:06] <DefineByte> are any x11 libraries used for anything at all outside of X?
[21:06] <sporkbomb> felix_: did you ever get your cdrom squared away?
[21:06] <snowveil> tyler:  /nick whoeveriwannabe
[21:07] <felix_> sporkbomb: What do you mean by that?
[21:07] <sporkbomb> felix_: did you get your issue resolved?
[21:07] <whoeveriwannabe> That worked!
[21:07] <felix_> sporkbomb: No, I did not.
[21:07] <sporkbomb> felix_:  :-(
[21:08] <centinul> I can't write to an ubuntu samba share that the OS user is not an owner of... got any ideas?
[21:08] <felix_> sporkbomb: I'm acutally crawling the web again. It is very stupid, because I installed Ubuntu from that drive and now Ubuntu does not find it.
[21:08] <userone> felix_: try cd media/ and see if its listed
[21:08] <Der_Trolly> UNBUNTUBUNTUBUNTU!
[21:09] <sporkbomb> felix_: yeah ... I'm sure it is annoying
[21:09] <tsl> Ok, would anyone mind helping me install this eq plugin for Rhythmbox? http://cs.helsinki.fi/u/ttokalli/rb-plugins/ I got as far as step 2
[21:09] <Der_Trolly> Yeah!
[21:09] <Der_Trolly> Hey Leute, was geht ab, yeah?!?!?!?
[21:09] <sporkbomb> felix_: what does the following command output:  lshw -c disk
[21:09] <sporkbomb> felix_: anything at all about a cdrom?
[21:09] <Der_Trolly> Alles fresh in grevenbroich?!?!?!?
[21:10] <felix_> sporkbomb: WARNING: you should run this program as super-user. :-)
[21:10] <Der_Trolly> Do you know Grevenbroich?
[21:10] <felix_> userone: What do you mean?
[21:10] <Der_Trolly> Its a wooooonderful city!
[21:10] <Der_Trolly> Grevenbroich ist nice!
[21:10] <sporkbomb> felix_: I forgot to mention that ... go ahead and run it as su
[21:10] <Der_Trolly> Have you ever been to Grevenbroich yet?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?
[21:11] <sporkbomb> felix_: if you don't ever use root, just use sudo
[21:11] <DefineByte> i've got stuff like xauth and x11-common installed but I'm not running X. I guess they're safe to remove but wouldn't mind a nod from someone more knowledgeble :D
[21:11] <sporkbomb> felix_: sudo lshw -c cdrom
[21:11] <Der_Trolly> Guckste ma hier: http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grevenbroich
[21:11] <felix_> sporkbomb: Did that already. This command, i luckly know! :-D
[21:11] <Der_Trolly> Grevenbroich!
[21:11] <Der_Trolly> Grevenbroich!
[21:11] <Der_Trolly> Grevenbroich!
[21:11] <FloodBot1> Der_Trolly: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:11] <Sidewinder1> Sidewinder passes Der_Trolly another drink! :-)
[21:11] <sporkbomb> felix_: actually ... I don't know if that will work
[21:11] <felix_> sporkbomb: http://pastebin.com/d3abdc787
[21:11] <userone> felix_: linux works differently to windows. devices can still be connected but not mounted. you will only see devices on your desktop if they are mounted
[21:11] <sporkbomb> felix_: if it doesn't work, you will have to run it as su
[21:12] <felix_> userone: I know that. But I even can't mount the drive.
[21:12] <sporkbomb> felix_: yeah ... no mention of cdrom at all
[21:12] <sporkbomb> felix_:  you know what ... I wonder if you are having some sort of freaky module problem
[21:13] <userone> felix_: sorry about this, but I have to disconnect. I have just installed ubuntu on my new netbook, and I need my usb modem to set-up an internet connection. someone else here will be able to help you. anyone?
[21:13] <felix_> sporkbomb: Now that is the knowledge I don't have! Tell me more! Sounds very good!
[21:13] <felix_> userone: No problem at all! I'll be fine! Thank's a lot.
[21:13] <ntemis> sorry didnt make it to install yet
[21:13] <ntemis> anyone able to help me further
[21:13] <felix_> *Thanks
[21:14] <gralco> how do I make a jingle xmpp account?
[21:14] <sporkbomb> felix_: I'm not really sure what's up ... sorry I can't be of much more help
[21:15] <eaxexee> Hi there, How can I download and install the *latest* version of phpmyadmin? :)
[21:15] <deany> I changed my routers wireless security from WPA2 to WPA+WPA2 Mixed mode, and now it wont connect.  It asks for the password everytime and is saving the password as some long hex string...  going back to WPA2 in router and its fine..   Ive googled it, is this STILL a bug in NM or is there a fix.  Ive tried what I`ve googled. No joy
[21:15] <felix_> sporkbomb: Now I'm sad. I thought you would come up with a solution. ;'-(
[21:15] <felix_> sporkbomb: But thank you of course :-)
[21:15] <binaryflow> Running latest Ubuntu Netbook Remix on a Dell Mini 9 laptop.  When I try to remove a shortcut from Favorites by right clicking and selecting Remove favorite it doesn't seem to do anything.  Is anyone else having that problem?
[21:16] <ntemis> here is the file am trying to make install of it
[21:16] <ntemis> http://byuu.org/bsnes/
[21:16] <ntemis> the linux/windows source
[21:16] <ntemis> anyone have time to try it out and tell me what to do to make it install on my jaunty?
[21:16] <sporkbomb> felix_: no problem ... I wish I could have helped you resolve it
[21:17] <eaxexee> ntemis: What do you mean by linux/windows source?
[21:17] <ntemis> go to that page and you will find out
[21:17] <ntemis> http://byuu.org/bsnes/
[21:17] <centinul> Can anyone help me with a samba issue please?
[21:17] <eaxexee> ntemis: Have you unpackaged it?
[21:17] <sporkbomb> felix_: one thing is for sure though ... we are absolutely certain the drive works and is enabled in your bios, correct?
[21:17] <ntemis> yes
[21:17] <Jeruvy> ntemis: ./configure && make & sudo make install
[21:18] <felix_> sporkbomb: I assumed that, because I did not change anything in the BIOS after I installed Ubuntu from that drive.
[21:18] <Jeruvy> ntemis: oops typo ./configure && make && sudo make install
[21:18] <Laurens> Question: I installed ubuntu, installed Windows XP after that.. The partition is still there, but I can't load it anymore, and GRUB is also away. How do I restore GRUB?
[21:18] <dwarder> !version
[21:18] <ntemis> jeryvy: bash: ,/configure: No such file or directory
[21:18] <dwarder> !version
[21:18] <eaxexee> ntemis: Enter the directory in a terminal using this command: "cd Desktop/bsnes*" then do what Jeruvy says
[21:18] <felix_> sporkbomb: But if you wish, I could reboot and take another look.
[21:19] <Jeruvy> ntemis: did you sudo apt-get build-essentials ?
[21:19] <ntemis> E: Invalid operation build-essentials
[21:19] <eaxexee> Hi there, How can I download and install the *latest* version of phpmyadmin? :) The one on the repos is *old* :/
[21:19] <iceroot> ntemis: sudo apt-get install build-essentials
[21:20] <eaxexee> ntemis: "sudo apt-get install build-essentials"
[21:20] <ntemis> E: Couldn't find package build-essentials
[21:20] <xylox> build-essential
[21:20] <Jeruvy> we'll get that syntax yet :)
[21:21] <iceroot> eaxexee: download it from there website b ut its much better to use the repo version (security updates)
[21:21] <Laurens> Somebody help please: I installed ubuntu, installed Windows XP after that.. The partition is still there, but I can't load it anymore, and GRUB is also away. How do I restore GRUB/have another bootloader, without having access to ubuntu?
[21:21] <ntemis> build-essential is already the newest version.
[21:21] <sporkbomb> felix_: I feel like I can't give up!
[21:21] <sporkbomb> haha
[21:21] <ntemis> can anyone please download the package and have a look inside
[21:21] <iceroot> !grub | Laurens
[21:21] <felix_> sporkbomb: I like that :-D
[21:21] <eaxexee> iceroot: Okay thanks :) I actually already downloaded it but it seems really difficult to install :S
[21:21] <Dethroned> I'm having issues where my volume slider has to be at 80% for me to hear anything
[21:21] <ntemis> http://byuu.org/download.php?file=bsnes_v050.tar.bz2
[21:22] <iceroot> eaxexee: no, just extract to the web-dir
[21:22] <ntemis> please
[21:22] <Laurens> !grub
[21:22] <ntemis> then you will know what am talking about
[21:22] <Laurens> :(
[21:22] <eaxexee> iceroot: Hmm the webdir? my /var/www?
[21:22] <Jeruvy> Laurens: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-24113.html should have instructions for you
[21:22] <sporkbomb> felix_: can you pastebin the following output: dmesg | grep piix
[21:22] <Laurens> thanks, jeruvy :)
[21:22] <ntemis> doesnt have configure command
[21:22] <koffee> why do i see ufw block in log for a port i have open - and the app using that port is working fine?
[21:22] <ntemis> only a Makefile executable
[21:22] <iceroot> eaxexee: yes
[21:22] <iceroot> eaxexee: but use the repo version instead
[21:22] <ntemis> what to do with it?
[21:23] <ntemis> try to run it but failed
[21:23] <eaxexee> iceroot: Okay thanks :) Why? relations doesn't work in it :S
[21:23] <felix_> sporkbomb: http://pastebin.com/m7da2a026
[21:23] <iceroot> eaxexee: of course they work
[21:23] <Wall975> what is phpmyadmin used for?
[21:23] <iceroot> eaxexee: i am using it too
[21:23] <Jeruvy> eaxexee: does sudo apt-get install phpmyadmin not work (hope I got that all correct :)
[21:23] <Commnander_Lols> sorry to crash in, but where is a good beginners guide to ubuntu server?
[21:23] <omar> How do i connect to a certain port on my localhost?
[21:23] <iceroot> eaxexee: relations dont work with myisam but with innodb
[21:23] <iceroot> omar: with what? telnet? ssh? http?
[21:23] <eaxexee> iceroot: I am running innodb, but when choosing Designs -> dragging a relation it opens a blank pop-u
[21:23] <eaxexee> p
[21:24] <iceroot> eaxexee: which ubuntu?
[21:24] <sporkbomb> felix_: one more: modprobe -l | grep piix
[21:24] <eaxexee> Jeruvy: It works :) But the program has an error
[21:24] <eaxexee> iceroot: 9.04
[21:24] <qwyeth> Commnander_Lols: There are all sorts of them at help.ubuntu.com.  Search specifically for what you want to use the server for.
[21:24] <iceroot> eaxexee: phpmyadmin from 9.04 can handle relations
[21:24] <eaxexee> iceroot: Doesn't seem like mine can :S Others have reported the error too :S
[21:24] <felix_> sporkbomb: http://pastebin.com/m29389e22
[21:24] <ntemis> anyone?
[21:25] <eaxexee> iceroot: hmm I'm gonna try installing it again then
[21:25] <omar> iceroot, Oh! Great, thanks that was all I needed. :D
[21:25] <guntbert> Commnander_Lols: https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/serverguide/C/index.html
[21:26] <iceroot> eaxexee: hm, i am using phpmyadmin from debian lenny and this can handle relations and i am sure ubuntu-version is not older then the lenny-version
[21:26] <omar> iceroot, However, there's one thing I wanna know, what is this microsoft-ds thing that takes the port number 445?
[21:26] <eaxexee> iceroot: hmm okay :S Trying installing again :)
[21:26] <Jeruvy> ntemis: the source your trying to build, is there a 'configure' file in the root directory of the source?  Are you running ./configure from that directory?
[21:26] <guntbert> Wall975: its used to manage a mysql server via a php driven web interface
[21:26] <sporkbomb> felix_: may I see your fstab?  --> cat /etc/fstab
[21:26] <Vovk> so this is driving me mad. Can anyone help me with the wireless card in an Acer Travelmate 2300? I've got it plugged into this box and I'm ssh'd into it, so i can give you whatever info you ask for
[21:26] <omar> iceroot, How do I get rid of it?
[21:26] <iceroot> omar: sorry dont know, have a look at wikipedia
[21:27] <apparle> !kernel
[21:27] <omar> iceroot, Okay, thanks a lot.
[21:27] <SirMontu> Hey guys, I'm trying to do a fresh install of 8 on a new HD, do i need to format this drive first? Reason I ask is because the installation doesn't seem to recognize the drive
[21:27] <felix_> sporkbomb: http://pastebin.com/m5b4bcc2b
[21:27] <ntemis> Jeruvy: no just a Makefile
[21:28] <ntemis> download and see by your self
[21:28] <omar> Does anybody know what this microsoft-ds on port 445 thing is about? And how to get rid of it?
[21:28] <Jeruvy> omar: its the newer ns port.
[21:28] <omar> Jeruvy, How do I get rid of it?
[21:28] <Vovk> Sirisian|Work, you shouldn't have to
[21:28] <Vovk> damn
[21:28] <felix_> sporkbomb: Quote: "Actually I installed Ubuntu a very long time ago and took on the problem back then. I did not solve it though. But I think I deleted the CD/DVD line from the /etc/fstab back then."
[21:28] <Jeruvy> omar: uninstall samba if it's a linux box
[21:28] <Vovk> SirMontu, you shouldn't have to
[21:28] <omar> Jeruvy, Oh, okay, thanks.
[21:29] <felix_> sporkbomb: I told that to kahen before. Did not mention it to you, I think.
[21:29] <SirMontu> vovk, what should i do when it doesnt recognize the driver is should load for the HD then?
[21:29] <guntbert> omar: you could ask in ##networking
[21:29] <sporkbomb> felix_: you mean fstab?
[21:29] <deadman> hey i need some help
[21:29] <qwyeth> !ask
[21:29] <deadman> firefox keeps crashing and crashing when i install flash 10
[21:29] <Vovk> SirMontu, is it a SATA drive? it should automatically be detected or you didn't put it in right
[21:29] <Jeruvy> ntemis: I'd go talk to the source dev's, it should have a configure.  Otherwise you have no idea what the Makefile will do.  You could try 'make' and see what happens...
[21:29] <Guest95504> im using ubuntu 9.04
[21:29] <gateway> hello everyone, I need some help with audio on a gateway solo (yes very old) running xubuntu
[21:30] <eaxexee> iceroot: Trying now
[21:30] <eaxexee> iceroot: It only opens a blank window, nothing is created :s
[21:30] <SirMontu> vovk, there is only 1 way to put in a sata drive... its connected to Sata1 on the motherboard and it has power... am i missing something else that i dont know about? or could it be a bad drive?
[21:30] <basilesque> how do I make it so ubuntu does NOT start every window, such as terminal or firefox, maximized?
[21:30] <felix_> sporkbomb: Yes. Like I said. I'm using Ubuntu for about 6 months now. I encountered the problem back then already! But I did not need the drive until now. I want to burn some CDs. And now I have some time to - perhaps - solve it.
[21:30] <SirMontu> vovk, bios recognizes that it exists
[21:30] <Vovk> SirMontu, hmm... ok
[21:31] <something11> hi my firefox is crashing after i installed flash 10 :(
[21:31] <something11> i need help
[21:31] <Vovk> SirMontu, so the live CD doesn't?
[21:31] <something11> im working on a newly installed machine
[21:31] <gateway> basically the audio device isnt located or installed... can someone help me or at least figure out the audio device
[21:31] <iceroot> eaxexee: hm :(
[21:31] <felix_> sporkbomb: And I vaguely remember deleting the line concerning the drive from the /etc/fstab
[21:31] <SirMontu> vovk, it asks me to select a driver
[21:31] <iceroot> eaxexee: dont have phpmyadmin on ubuntu here to test it, sorry :(
[21:31] <gateway> who is ever having flash issues
[21:31] <eaxexee> iceroot: Fair, thanks for the help though :) Trying manual install now :)
[21:31] <something11> meee
[21:31] <something11> :(
[21:31] <Vovk> SirMontu, hmm... thats odd
[21:31] <amnesia> Hi, Ive got dhcp running fine on my server, and now I need to forward the dns somehow, so my clients can browse the internet
[21:32] <guntbert> !patience | something11
[21:32] <amnesia> does anyone have an idea how?
[21:32] <seidos> something11, what version of firefox are you using?
[21:32] <something11> i cant get flash to work it crashes on firefox and opera
[21:32] <gateway> do a sudo apt-get purge flash10 and then do a sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[21:32] <amnesia> I've added my isp dns server in the dhcp config file, without result
[21:32] <something11> 3.0 and 3.5 both i tried
[21:32] <something11> but both crashe
[21:32] <qwyeth> SirMontu: I have a bad sata hard drive here that the bios recognizes but no OS will.  You may want to seek out a tool called SpinRite and see if it can help you fix the drive.  If you don't think the drive is bad, try a different mobo to rule out the SATA controller
[21:32] <Vovk> SirMontu, what step in the installation is this??
[21:32] <guntbert> !ping
[21:32] <qwyeth> SirMontu: Or try a different drive on the mobo
[21:32] <Jeruvy> guntbert: its dead :(
[21:32] <SirMontu> vovk, partioning
[21:33] <amnesia> anyone?
[21:33] <something11> guntbert, i have tried installing several versions of 64bit flashplayer  today
[21:33] <basilesque> how do i make windows in ubuntu remember previous sizes instead of starting maximized?
[21:33] <apparle> !info
[21:33] <guntbert> Jeruvy: thats what I was testing
[21:33] <qwyeth> SirMontu, Vovk: It's normal for it to ask you for a driver if it doesn't recognize a disk.  I think the drive is probably bad.
[21:34] <Vovk> SirMontu, hmm... Sata controller might be bad
[21:34] <SirMontu> vovk, im gonna try another drive real fast, brb
[21:34] <seidos> something11, did you see what gateway recommended?
[21:34] <Jeruvy> guntbert: cool.  Thanks.
[21:34] <SirMontu> qwyeth, thx for the input
[21:34] <qwyeth> SirMontu: Don't forget to rule out a bad cable as well.
[21:34] <Vovk> SirMontu, yeah, try a different drive, then maybe update bios... i dunno :(
[21:34] <guntbert> something11: no help from me there - sorry, but please be patient - repeat you question at most every 10 minutes or so
[21:34] <AgentBlair> Hi I also need help installing my Canon MP640, the drivers are not included on the list but I have the CD with the drivers for windows
[21:34] <linxisp> Hi
[21:35] <something11> seidos, guntbert well is flashplugin non-free really working... i mean can it play youtube etcC??
[21:35] <amnesia> could anyone answer my question?
[21:35] <seidos> something11, sudo apt-get purge flash10 sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[21:35] <linxisp> what is the samba client GUI for ubuntu ?
[21:35] <sporkbomb> felix_: just so we can rule it out, are you able to boot from your cdrom?
[21:35] <Vovk> AgentBlair, what kind of device is that?
[21:35] <something11> seidos ok i will try :)
[21:35] <Jeruvy> linxisp: swat
[21:35] <AgentBlair> it is a network printer
[21:35] <seidos> something11, flashpluginnon-free used to work for me
[21:35] <sporkbomb> felix_: a windows install disk or ubuntu install disk for example
[21:35] <Vovk> AgentBlair, CUPS should let you use it
[21:35] <seidos> something11, nothing to lose :)
[21:35] <DefineByte> anyone know why my .bashrc isn't being called?
[21:35] <something11> guntbert, sorry ive been breaking my head for last 4 hours
[21:35] <linxisp> Jeruvy that is using a browser right ?
[21:35] <Vovk> !cups
[21:36] <something11> seidos, ok thanks :) i brb...
[21:36] <Jeruvy> DefineByte: wrong permissions?
[21:36] <bastid_raZor> DefineByte: after you edit it you have to source it or start another terminal session
[21:36] <felix_> sporkbomb: I did not try that. I just figured from the one time I installed it, that it should work. I have no CD in proximity.
[21:36] <Vovk> bah, hold on
[21:36] <linxisp> its a web administration for samba..i meant
[21:36] <Vovk> woot! :D
[21:36] <Jeruvy> linxisp: not certain, don't use it myself.
[21:36] <AgentBlair> thanks
[21:36] <guntbert> something11: I cannot help with flash issues - sorry
[21:36] <scott_ino2> something11, what's your issue??
[21:37] <DefineByte> it certainly works with a '. .bashrc' but on the next boot it fails to run.
[21:37] <felix_> sporkbomb: And I obviously can't burn one to try :-(
[21:37] <SRabbelier> Gah, my Davolink DV-201AMR router will not let my computers that are connected wireless talk to my wired ones, any workarounds?
[21:37] <linxisp> Jeruvy it is :( i want something like system-config-samba but for samba client or any other simple way to access windows shares
[21:37] <something11> scott_ino2, i have a 64bit ubuntu 9.04... i cant get flash10 to work :(
[21:37] <sporkbomb> felix_: you don't have any install disks of any kind?  How did you install Ubuntu?
[21:37] <DefineByte> i'm running without x if that makes a difference
[21:37] <something11> scott_ino2, it keeps crashing firefox
[21:38] <scott_ino2> something11, by default it should use the 64bit flash10 alpha/beta whatever they're calling it now
[21:38] <Jeruvy> linxisp: places -> network  (aka nautilaus) doesn't cut it?
[21:38] <felix_> sporkbomb: I installed it 6 months ago! But today has to be my lucky day! I found one! :-D
[21:38] <scott_ino2> something11, instead of using 32 bit and a wrapper
[21:38] <something11> scott_ino2, it works... but keeps crashing firefox
[21:38] <sporkbomb> felix_: are you on your Ubuntu box now?  Try booting that disk!
[21:38] <SirMontu> vovk, i reconnected the old HD to do a new installation on it and it doesnt recognize that HD either
[21:38] <scott_ino2> something11, which specific build version are you using
[21:38] <sporkbomb> felix_: just so we can rule it out
[21:39] <scott_ino2> something11, is it whatever is from the repos or did you try installing something yourself
[21:39] <felix_> sporkbomb: Jep, I am at my one and only PC. The Ubuntu one! :-P
[21:39] <felix_> sporkbomb: I'll try it. BRB
[21:39] <scott_ino2> something11, also, does this happen on a specific site or all flash based sites
[21:39] <sporkbomb> poor kid
[21:40] <scott_ino2> sporkbomb, love the name ;-)
[21:40] <sporkbomb> I bet he is extremely frustrated
[21:40] <sporkbomb> scott_ino2: for some reason, people usually don't get it
[21:40]  * SirMontu shoots his bosses brother for giving us a shitty server
[21:40] <something11> scott_ino2, everything besides youtube
[21:40] <scott_ino2> sporkbomb, yeah most wouldn't i don't think
[21:40] <{[Aaron]}> Ben64: you still here?
[21:40] <something11> hmm i installed the flashplugin-nonfree
[21:40] <something11> it works
[21:40] <something11> so far no crashes
[21:41] <chifong_11F> is there anyway I can no need to type "yes" whenever i try to ssh to a new host?
[21:41] <scott_ino2> something11, sooo all is well now??
[21:41] <something11> i guess so :D
[21:41] <mneptok> !language > SirMontu
[21:41] <DefineByte> .bash_profile runs fine but my aliases in .bashrc never work untill i run it manually or type 'bash'
[21:41] <scott_ino2> something11, yeah by default 64 bit jaunty should be using the alpha build for the flashplugin-nonfree... so if it was crashing terribly something else was up
[21:41] <sporkbomb> scott_ino2: When I was even more of a n00b in school than I am now, I ran a forkbomb() on the school's server
[21:41] <scott_ino2> sporkbomb, oh noooz
[21:41] <sporkbomb> scott_ino2: I was sshd in working on homework
[21:41] <sporkbomb> scott_ino2: I learned my lesson!
[21:42] <scott_ino2> sporkbomb, I'm surprised you can even still run those commands in nix
[21:42] <scott_ino2> there's gotta be a better way of preventing someone from running it
[21:42] <something11> aweeeeesome
[21:42] <sporkbomb> scott_ino2: I was working on a C program for a class
[21:42]  * something11 kisses seidos :)
[21:42] <sporkbomb> scott_ino2: ... and I ran the crazy program
[21:42] <something11> thank you seidos ! :P
[21:42] <scott_ino2> sporkbomb, lol yeah i bet that caused some people to wonder what the heck was going on
[21:43] <seidos> something11, it was gateway, I just pointed you to it :)
[21:43] <sporkbomb> scott_ino2: hahaha ... that is an understatement
[21:43] <scott_ino2> sporkbomb, im sure, how is there not a security policy that prevents it is what i don't get
[21:43] <sporkbomb> scott_ino2: the IT guys came right to the computer lab ... right to my computer ... along with 3 campus police officers
[21:43] <scott_ino2> sporkbomb, i feel like anyone can just do it
[21:44] <something11> seidos, hehe... cool...
[21:44] <something11> thanks gateway
[21:44] <sporkbomb> If they knew exactly what computer I was on, then why couldn't they be smart enough to prevent it?
[21:44] <scott_ino2> sporkbomb, how did you have ssh access to their network?? that just doesn't seem like something tey should give out to kids ;-)
[21:44] <KaiForce> they gave you enough rope to hang yourself
[21:44] <roffe_> I was trying to remove software from /usr/local/games so I wrote "rm games" and it said "cannot remove games: Is a directory"
[21:44] <sporkbomb> scott_ino2: all students do
[21:44] <sporkbomb> scott_ino2: it was for the CS department
[21:45] <DefineByte> could the fact i'm using mingetty be the reason for .bashrc not running?
[21:45] <sporkbomb> well ... all CS students, that is
[21:45] <scott_ino2> sporkbomb, like i said, how is there not a security policy in place for that
[21:45] <scott_ino2> sporkbomb, good times, carry on!
[21:45] <sly_stone> hi, i need help. i have no sounds after updating bios on my asus eee pc. :(
[21:45] <felix_> sporkbomb: Re! It works. I used the Alternate CD and I could have installed Ubuntu again via this CD.
[21:45] <guntbert> chifong_11F: sorry I *must* ask: to how many *new* host do you open ssh connections daily?
[21:45] <felix_> sporkbomb: The Ubuntu boot menu came up.
[21:45] <roffe_> I was trying to remove software from /usr/local/games so I wrote "rm games" and it said "cannot remove games: Is a directory"
[21:45] <sporkbomb> felix_: but Ubuntu still doesn't recognize your DVD Rom?
[21:46] <chifong_11F> it is a one time job, i am talk about 500
[21:46] <mneptok> roffe_: remove packages. not directories.
[21:46] <roffe_> mneptok, how would I go about to do that?
[21:46] <felix_> sporkbomb: Correct. I sadly have no Live CD, but only the Alternate one.
[21:46] <_Trinity_> I'm continue to have problem with X
[21:46] <mneptok> roffe_: use Synaptic to remove apps you no longer want installed
[21:46] <felix_> sporkbomb: So I can't try it via a Live System.
[21:46] <sporkbomb> felix_: there has to be something screwy w/ your kernel
[21:47] <mneptok> roffe_: System > Administration > Synaptic Package Manager
[21:47] <sporkbomb> felix_: hey ... what MOBO are you using?
[21:47] <_Trinity_> can some help out? I can post my xorg.config and error messages
[21:47] <sporkbomb> just curious
[21:47] <felix_> sporkbomb: I'm using a notebook - so I'm sorry. I have no idea.
[21:48] <roffe_> mneptok, Sure, i usually do that, but this was quake 4, which was an installer that doesn't exist in the repositories
[21:48] <felix_> sporkbomb: Is there a way to let the kernel re-write the /etc/fstab?
[21:48] <mneptok> roffe_: then remove only the directories created by Q4
[21:48] <roffe_> mneptok, that's what I tried to do, but it said it cannot remove directories
[21:49] <sporkbomb> felix_: rewriting the fstab will do you no good if the device isn't even recognized
[21:49] <sporkbomb> felix_: what I would do is upgrade your kernel
[21:49] <mneptok> roffe_: rm -r
[21:49] <sporkbomb> there has to be something screwy w/ your kernel
[21:49] <sporkbomb> felix_: I'm almost willing to bet a U.S. dollar on it
[21:49] <roffe_> mneptok, Thanks
[21:49] <felix_> sporkbomb: To what? I always do all upgrades. And the problem is there since six months.
[21:50] <roffe_> mneptok, by the way, what did that command mean?
[21:50] <scott_ino2> roffe_, it's the recursive option
[21:50] <scott_ino2> roffe_, do man rm
[21:50] <scott_ino2> and it'll tell you about all the options
[21:51] <Brian___> is there anyway to del one dual boot partition and make the other partition bigger with the memory you just got by del one of them
[21:51] <sly_stone> hi, i need help. i have no sounds after updating bios on my asus eee pc. i'm using UNR:(
[21:51] <Angie> I really don't know what to do about my sound :(
[21:51] <roffe_> scott_ino2, I'd try that, but I've already deleted the directories with rm -r
[21:51] <Brian___> i have a version of kubuntu dualbooted with ubuntu,, can i del the kubuntu side and give ubuntu the 40 gigs
[21:51] <captine> exit
[21:51] <captine> oops
[21:52] <guntbert> !who | chifong_11F
[21:52] <archman> hello
[21:52] <guntbert> chifong_11F: I'll look into it
[21:52] <DefineByte> if bash was running should it appear under 'useradd -D'?
[21:52] <archman> how much ram can be recognized on jaunty 32bit with the latest stable kernel?
[21:53] <chifong_11F> (guntbert) like this???
[21:53] <Emmett_> Dialtone
[21:53] <guntbert> chifong_11F: exactly, so I am alerted when you say something :-)
[21:54] <felix_> sporkbomb: Did you get my message where I told you, that I remember deleting the CD/DVD line out of the /etc/fstab when I was trying to solve the problem six months ago? Perhaps I have to put it in again in the first place to afterwards solve the problem?
[21:54] <ThRixXx> !dvd
[21:54] <chifong_11F> (guntbert)thanks.
[21:54] <sporkbomb> felix_: really?
[21:55] <felix_> sporkbomb: Yes, I'm not sure, but I think I deleted something. But it makes no difference. It did not work with the line in it either!
[21:55] <cmp> hello , i have got google earth bin and i dont know how to install it . i need help
[21:55] <chifong_11F> (guntbert)I also have another question. is it possible to decrease the ssh connection timeout?
[21:55] <Alfredo555> archman, i'll take a wild guess and say less then 4 gb ram (your bios will assign itself a few 100 MB)
[21:55] <mskut> anyone tried installing Football manager 2009 on ubuntu here?
[21:56] <archman> Alfredo555, more than 3GB?
[21:56] <Bigshot_> how can i blacklist ssb - b43, b43-legacy, b43xx and enable the right driver for braodcom 4322?
[21:56] <Alfredo555> yes, definitely more than 3GB esp. with the server kernel
[21:57] <sporkbomb> felix_: I have resorted to Google, since I have emptied my brain of possibilities
[21:57] <jiohdi> cmp, go to the directory holding it and do sudo chmod a+x  googleearth...
[21:57] <mskut> is there a dedicated channel for games here?
[21:57] <mskut> or for wine
[21:57] <ThRixXx> Hi I took out a DVD at a video store but can't get it to play... I have installed libdvdcss2 and I tried using Totem and VLC
[21:57] <chifong_11F> (guntbert)what i am doing now is i have list of IP, i need to ssh into them do find out which is live, and their hostname. i worite sth that i can autometic try each ip and get the hostname. but when it hit some ip that has no host, it wait long time before it timeout.
[21:57] <jiohdi> then install google...
[21:57] <cmp> jiohdi, i dont know how to hold it
[21:58] <ThRixXx> mskut, have you looked at the WineAppDB ?
[21:58] <jiohdi> cmp open a terminal window
[21:58] <Alfredo555> in fact, maybe the server kernel does pae and all that for even more than 4 gb - but i just don't know
[21:58] <cmp> i did  jiohdi
[21:58] <mskut> ThRixXx: : wineAppdb?
[21:58] <jiohdi> cmp then cd {to where it is}
[21:58] <IdleOne> !googleearth
[21:58] <cmp> its on desktop jiohdi   ,
[21:58] <jiohdi> then type: sudo chmod a+x goog{use the tab key to complete}
[21:58] <ThRixXx> mskut, wine application database
[21:59] <hellfire> hello
[21:59] <hellfire> can anybody help me with ubuntu?
[21:59] <ThRixXx> mskut, what game are you trying to run ?
[21:59] <jiohdi> cmp, do you know your way around a terminal window?
[21:59] <unop> chifong_11F,   man ssh .. look for ConnectTimeout
[21:59] <mskut> ThRixXx:  football manager 2009
[21:59] <ThRixXx> helfire, what is your problem ?
[21:59] <felix_> sporkbomb: I tried that. As well as I searched some support pages. But perhaps I'm not certain enough concerning Linux to find a real solution. Did you find something useful or are you still looking?
[22:00] <cmp> please tell me what excatly to type and dont ask me questions about linux as iam very new in this jiohdi,
[22:00] <archman> anyone knows if 32bit can recognize 4GB of RAM??
[22:00] <unop> chifong_11F,  ssh -o  ConnectTimeout=5 user@host 'your_command'     # 5 second timeout
[22:00] <chifong_11F> (unop) Many Thanks.
[22:01] <jiohdi> cmp, do you have a terminal window open?
[22:01] <ThRixXx> mskutt, do you know what version of the game you have ? eg. 9.0.0 or 9.3.0 ?
[22:01] <cmp> yes , jiohdi,
[22:01] <guntbert> chifong_11F: for the warning: on your machine edit /etc/ssh_config, set StrictHostKeyChecking to no - but remember to set it to ask later again
[22:01] <felix_> cmp: If you want to go to your desktop in the terminal you have to type: "cd /home/Desktop" (cd = change directory)
[22:01] <hellfire> ThRixXx: I used EnvyNg to install proprietary driversfor my videocard (ATI), and after reboot I can't access GUI. It just hangs and nothing work, just reboot. Without drivers it orks fine
[22:01] <chifong_11F> (guntbert) Many Thanks. u r star
[22:02] <mskut> ThRixXx:  9.1.0
[22:02] <felix_> cmp: Sorry, my mistake.
[22:02] <basilesque1> every time i start a window, it maximizes, regardless of the program, how do i stop this???
[22:02] <jiohdi> cmp, go to the im window
[22:02] <IdleOne> cmp: I seriously recommend you look at !cli and !synaptic
[22:02] <felix_> cmp: The username is obviously missing.
[22:02] <jiohdi> cmp in irc
[22:02] <ThRixXx> mskut, could you try getting the latest version
[22:02] <felix_> cmp: cd /home/USERNAME/Desktop
[22:02] <mskut> what for?
[22:02] <ThRixXx> !ati
[22:02] <guntbert> chifong_11F: you are welcome, but please tell me: what is the reason for this "job" ?
[22:03] <chifong_11F> (guntbert)make sure that our list is up to date.
[22:03] <ThRixXx> !ati hellfire
[22:03] <mskut> ThRixXx: why do I need the latest version?
[22:04] <cmp> jiohdi, felix, it tells me ( no such file or directory )
[22:04] <ThRixXx> hellfire type !ati
[22:04] <ThRixXx> mskut: http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=application&iId=8597
[22:05] <basilesque1> every time i start a window, it maximizes, regardless of the program, how do i stop this???
[22:05] <Alfredo555> archman: have a look here -> http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/ubuntu-linux-4gb-ram-limitation-solution/
[22:05] <guntbert> chifong_11F: your list of ssh-servers??? if you only want to check if they are running and accepting connections there is an easier way
[22:05] <ThRixXx> Try looking around there, I don't know much about wine
[22:05] <vigo> roffe_: Tried it in aptitude?
[22:05] <scott_ino2> !ati > hellfire
[22:05] <jiohdi> cmp, talk to me in the private chat...im, whatever its called
[22:05] <IdleOne> ThRixXx: you can have the bot send info to a user by using !trigger > username
[22:05] <archman> Alfredo555, thanks!
[22:05] <mskut> ThRixXx: according to that site, 9.1.0 should work, or am I reading something wrong?
[22:05] <ThRixXx> Thanks IdleOne
[22:05] <IdleOne> no problem
[22:06] <chifong_11F> (guntbert)i need to check the hostname as well. i am quite new to linux, please provide me your way.
[22:06] <hellfire> !ati
[22:06] <mneptok> mskut: FYI, it's 9.10. year.month
[22:06] <archman> Alfredo555: this too: http://www.its530somewhere.com/chris/blog/breaking-4gb-limit-ubuntu-32-bit
[22:06] <ThRixXx> mskut, I think you would need 'directx9, dotnet20 and msxml3' installed in your wine
[22:07] <mskut> ThRixXx:  so: sh winetricks directx9 dotnet20 etc. ?
[22:07] <basilesque> every time i start a window, it maximizes, regardless of the program, how do i stop this???
[22:07] <IdleOne> mneptok: cant wait till we get to version 101.1 :)
[22:07] <ThRixXx> mskut, guess so... like I sayd - I'm not good with wine!  Just trying to help
[22:07] <Greek-Boy> I am running Ubuntu 9.04 on a Dell Studio Slim 540s. I can't get a resolution of 1920 x 1200 which is native on my HP 2335 23" 16:10 monitor. Can someone tell me how to resolve this?
[22:08] <mskut> ThRixXx:  ok ;) thanks
[22:08] <synackfin> has anyone setup tun0 over ssh?  I followed the docs and successfully created tun0 on both ends, and they can ping each other, but they can't ping anything else on the network (I added the routes, and enabled ip_forwarding).  Is there anything special I have to do for the entire peer network to be available and not just the peer tun0 ip?
[22:08] <ThRixXx> Greek-Boy, did you install your video drivers ?
[22:08] <guntbert> chifong_11F: this is a bit off topic here - join me in ##networking please
[22:09] <Greek-Boy> ThRixXx" I used the dell iso dvd which is supposed to do that.
[22:09] <hellfire> ok, that won't help. the problem is, before installing Envy it worked just fine. take a look at this, please: http://s47.radikal.ru/i115/0909/28/569e72dbc645t.jpg - it is what happens with drivers installed
[22:09] <Greek-Boy> ThRixXx: They made a modified iso of ubuntu 9.04. tahats what i used.
[22:09] <hellfire> should I write to Envy support?
[22:09] <ThRixXx> Greek-Boy, do you have a ATI or NVIdia card ?
[22:09] <guntbert> chifong_11F: just type /J ##networking
[22:10] <hellfire> oops, wrong link
[22:10] <mneptok> IdleOne: i'm sure whoever you leave your laptop to in your will shall be most happy.
[22:10] <Alfredo555> archman, i have 4 gb ram and use the server-kernel but ubuntu only sees 3.4 gb ram. with the desktop-kernel it was about 2.9 gb ram. the bios stole over 512 mb. but i just live with the fact
[22:10] <hellfire> http://radikal.ru/F/s47.radikal.ru/i115/0909/28/569e72dbc645.jpg.html
[22:11] <Greek-Boy> ThRixXx: I am trying to figure out if its Nvidia or ATI but the dell specs dnt specif :-(
[22:11] <mskut> ThRixXx:  thanks man! FM 2009 now runs smoothly :D
[22:11] <ThRixXx> mskut, glad I could help <3
[22:11] <guntbert> chifong_11F: I think I can help you, but please come to ##networking
[22:11] <mskut> ThRixXx: so am I xD
[22:11] <scott_ino2> Greek-Boy, open up a terminal from Applications/accessories terminal then type lspci in the terminal and it will tell you
[22:11] <ThRixXx> Greek-Boy, hold on .. Il try and figure out how to check
[22:11] <dlind> Is there some known issue with 9.04/nvidia-glx-180/GF 7600GT? I have been trying to get this to work all day and now I've had it, everytime I activate the proprietary driver and reboot my computer it progresses to the point where it's supposed to start X but the screen goes black and says "No signal input". What could be wrong? Xorg.0.log doesn't show any errors..
[22:11] <ThRixXx> lspci
[22:11] <chris|> Alfredo555, any specific reason you're still running 32bit on a server?
[22:12] <dhafer> hi guys
[22:12] <guntbert> chifong_11F: are you still there?
[22:12] <scott_ino2> Greek-Boy, hit enter after typing lspci and then it'll spit out a list of your hardware
[22:12] <chifong_11F> (gunbert)yes
[22:12] <dhafer> i just installed xubuntu and aptget-ed what's needed. now, wehre can i find
[22:12] <dhafer> 'applications ---  accessories --- restricted drivers manager" ?
[22:12] <ThRixXx> Just search for the VGA Compatible controller
[22:13] <Greek-Boy> ThRixXx and scott_ino2: It says the graphics is Intel Corporation Series 4. it has a host brdige, vga compatbile controller and displa controller with that smae info
[22:13] <scott_ino2> Greek-Boy, so you have an intel based graphics chipset
[22:13] <Greek-Boy> ThRixXx and scott_ino2: hopefully with the right driver I can get HDMI to work too coz this PC has an HDMI out
[22:13] <guntbert> join me in ##networking if you need more help (you can stay here as well, you can be in several channels)
[22:14] <Alfredo555> chris|: just to do with the learning curve, and not wanting to reinstall just yet
[22:14] <chris|> well, you should ;)
[22:14] <ThRixXx> yes you should be abl to Greek, hold on a second
[22:14] <Greek-Boy> ok thanks
[22:14] <chris|> dhafer, go to terminal and run 'sudo jockey-gtk'
[22:14] <Alfredo555> i don't really need the extra ram and i figure the bios is buggy anyway (asus)
[22:15] <scott_ino2> Greek-Boy, it appears ThRixXx has this under control i'll just be here for moral support
[22:15] <scott_ino2> ;-)
[22:15] <hellfire> okay, another question: can I reinstall Ubuntu with settings and applications saved?
[22:15] <ikonia> hellfire: backup your configs
[22:15] <chris|> na, 3.4gig on a 32bit system is pretty normal
[22:15] <Greek-Boy> scott_ino2: thanks bro
[22:16] <Alfredo555> might reinstall when 9.10 arrives
[22:16] <hellfire> I am sorry, but how?
[22:16] <dhafer> chris|, thanks
[22:16] <dhafer> chris|, 2nd problem, where can i find advanced desktop settings, effects. to add emerald
[22:16] <chris|> you see, thats virtual memory. on a 32bit system, 4gig is the limit, and that includes not only ram but also the memory of your graphics card, soudcard, and what ever memory you have in your system
[22:17] <ikonia> hellfire: backup the config files relevant to the application to an external source/disk/device
[22:17] <ThRixXx> scott_ino2 help me look for help for greek
[22:17] <scott_ino2> ThRixXx, k
[22:17] <archman> Alfredo555: 2.9GB??? that sucks!
[22:17] <scott_ino2> Greek-Boy, when you go to System/Administration/Hardware drivers tell me what you get there
[22:17] <hellfire> ikonia: simply copy them?
[22:17] <ikonia> hellfire: yes
[22:18] <Alfredo555> i know, that's why i installed the server kernel :)
[22:18] <hellfire> okay, I'll do it, thanks
[22:18] <ikonia> hellfire: just the configs
[22:18] <Flannel> hellfire: All of your personal settings and data are stored in your home folder.  If you put your home folder on a separate partition, you can reinstall "around it" and leave it untouched (you can move /home to a separtae partition after instal as well).  As far as programs, you can generate a list of the ones you have installed, and use that list to re-install them afterwards (there's automated ways of this too, beyond manual reinstallaton from th
[22:18] <Greek-Boy> scott_ino2: Its empty
[22:18] <scott_ino2> k
[22:18] <dhafer> where can i find "advanced desktop settings" for xubuntu??
[22:18] <ikonia> Flannel: a better more complete statment
[22:18] <scott_ino2> can you pm me the exact line from lspci starting with VGA compatiable controller
[22:18] <Greek-Boy> ThRixXx and scott_ino2: Maybe I need to edit my /etc/X11/xorg.conf file, lemme google and try
[22:19] <scott_ino2> Greek-Boy, perhaps, but let's make sure you're using the right drivers first
[22:19] <scott_ino2> editing xorg we'll do last
[22:19] <hellfire> Flannel: thank you very much
[22:19] <ThRixXx> wow scott is clever
[22:19] <archman> Alfredo555, so that's pretty much it? I just use the server kernel? all apps working? exceptions?
[22:19] <chris|> Alfredo555, thats less a kernel problem, it's more of a general hardware and memory access problem ;)
[22:20] <philippe> hello.
[22:20] <philippe> may I ask for some help?
[22:20] <hellfire> Flannel: by the way, settings for graphics card are there too?
[22:20] <chatt> hi
[22:20] <Greek-Boy> scott_ino2: Ok, got it
[22:20] <chris|> archman, you should really go for 64bit if you can
[22:20] <archman> chrisl, can i upgrade from 32bit?
[22:20] <Flannel> hellfire: No, those are just your personal settings.  System-wide settings are all in /etc/
[22:20] <archman> chrisl, will vmware installation work?
[22:20] <chris|> archman, no, you'll have to reinstall
[22:21] <chatt> how to root HTC Hero under ubuntu?
[22:21] <hellfire> Flannel: good, thanks again
[22:21] <archman> aah, then i won't :(
[22:21] <scott_ino2> Greek-Boy, can you send that info to me
[22:21] <philippe> What can I use to videochat with multiple friends? They use ichat
[22:21] <Greek-Boy> scott_ino2: which info?
[22:21] <scott_ino2> Greek-Boy, from when we did lspci
[22:21] <evon> can anyone tell me how to get fatx support in ubuntu?
[22:22] <Greek-Boy> scott_ino2: sure, i'll pastebin it.
[22:22] <scott_ino2> k yeah that's even better
[22:22] <Angie> how do i install snd-hda-intel??
[22:22] <Angie> it seems to have disappeared when i got oss
[22:22] <ThRixXx> angie .. sudo apt-get install snd-hda-intel ?
[22:22] <evon> can anyone tell me how to get fatx support in ubuntu?
[22:23] <Alfredo555> archman, the server kernel has some other differences compared to the desktop kernel. i only use my machine remotely so am unaffected afaik
[22:23] <chris|> evon, build a kernel with fatx drivers
[22:23] <evon> how do i do that?
[22:23] <evon> chris|: i am not that advancd in linux
[22:23] <philippe> What can I use to videochat with multiple friends? They use ichat
[22:24] <chris|> evon, take a look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Kernel/Compile
[22:24] <Angie> ThRixXx, does that work for you?
[22:24] <scott_ino2> philippe, skye, ekiga,  amsn and even the latest release of pidgin have support for video chat...
[22:24] <chris|> evon, but I'm not even sure there is a fatx driver in the mainline kernel, so you might have more luck looking for a live cd with fatx support on google
[22:25] <trothigar> is there a command like top that sorts processes on their network usage?
[22:25] <evon> chris|: you're right. that might be easier
[22:25] <m_law> i have forgotten what i was ment to be doing on the computer. :s
[22:25] <topo> hello I'm a noob and I was wondering what was the ampersand in application launchers for
[22:25] <ThRixXx> Angie, no it doesn't.  What is it ?  I'm not very clued up with buntu
[22:25] <m_law> lol
[22:25] <felix_> sporkbomb: Did you find anything? I'm totally clueless.
[22:26] <Angie> i cant modprobe snd-hda-intel anymore
[22:26] <Angie> and i have no sound
[22:26] <Angie> can anyone help me  pleassse?
[22:26] <Greek-Boy> scott_ino2: http://pastebin.com/d21e89957
[22:26] <philippe> scott_ino2: scott, the clients you reccomended don't have Aim support, do they? I'm sure pidgin only has XMPP video support.
[22:26] <Angie> ThRixXx, then you might want to stop trying to help when you dont know wtf is going on ?
[22:26] <scott_ino2> Greek-Boy, ty give me a sec
[22:27] <Bigshot_> there's no "logical name" for my wireless card wht should i do? lshw -C network
[22:27] <ThRixXx> Sorry Angie, my apologies
[22:27] <Alfredo555> archman: http://www.ubuntu.com/products/whatisubuntu/serveredition/features/kernel
[22:27] <chris|> Angie, does it give you any output? If not, have you checked /var/log/syslog for infos?
[22:29] <secretdude> when grub gets updated, does ubuntu install it to both sda and sdb, or just one?
[22:29] <mario> hi, what is the best way to create a remote folder from one computer to another in ubuntu?
[22:29] <pretender_> is there a 64 bit version of citrix client and xvnc viewer for ubuntu 64
[22:29] <Greek-Boy> scott_ino2: take your time. i'll brb in 10 mins...
[22:29] <topo> what command can I use to append a song to a TOTEM playlist
[22:29] <topo> ??
[22:29] <ikonia> secretdude: just the primary disk
[22:29] <ikonia> secretdude: where it is currently configured
[22:29] <Angie> chris|, nope no output
[22:29] <secretdude> ikonia, i have sda=win, sdb=linux. where does it install?
[22:29] <Angie> chris| it says snd-hda-intel isnt installed
[22:30] <Angie> chris| how do i install it
[22:30] <ikonia> secretdude: where is grub installed ?
[22:30] <Angie> (which is what i asked, but ThRixXx felt the need to interject
[22:30] <mario> angie, are you having trouble with a netbook mini?
[22:30] <mario> not outputting sounds
[22:30] <topo> Hi, anyone knows whats the command to add a song to a TOTEM playlist
[22:31] <Angie> mario: uh, no. a laptop
[22:31] <mario> ah
[22:31] <Angie> x86-64
[22:31] <mario> same problem here
[22:31] <mario> on my HP mini
[22:31] <ThRixXx> Angie, my sincere apologies.
[22:32] <kahen> secretdude, if my understanding is correct, GRUB installs a bootloader in the MBR of the primary disk and then GRUB itself to the partition that holds /boot
[22:32] <chris|> Angie, did you modprobe snd_hda_intel or snd-hda-intel?
[22:33] <kahen> secretdude, and by "bootloader" i basically mean "code that does nothing except load the stuff in /boot". MBR is only 512 bytes after all
[22:34] <duvnell> if I wanted to take a look at the the 'rules' file created for a package in ubuntu, where would I get that?
[22:34] <topo> Hi, anyone knows whats the command to add a song to a TOTEM playlist
[22:34] <slider> #php
[22:34] <slider> ##php
[22:35] <chris|> duvnell, apt-get source package
[22:36] <duvnell> chris|: thx
[22:37] <duvnell> chris|: now where did it extract to?
[22:38] <chris|> to the pwd
[22:38] <chris|> aka the directory your currently in ;)
[22:39] <secretdude> kahen, sda=windows, sdb=ubuntu. where ubuntu installs grub?
[22:39] <topo> Hi, anyone knows whats the command to add a song to a TOTEM playlist
[22:39] <duvnell> ah.. so it did
[22:39] <kuzmits> helo
[22:39] <duvnell> topo: from the cmd line?
[22:39] <cmp> guys i want to uninstall this Google earth from my system and i cant find it
[22:39] <topo> duvnell: yes
[22:40] <kahen> secretdude, we told you a couple of times already. it puts the bulk of the files in the partition that holds /boot and a small stub in the master boot record of the primary drive
[22:40] <duvnell> topo: man totem  says totem --enque filename
[22:40] <lakotajames> cmp:  did you install a deb?
[22:41] <cmp> no . it bin laktojames,
[22:41] <kuzmits> I need a driver
[22:41] <kahen> secretdude, well... unless you tell it to not put anything in that MBR, of course. GRUB can do a lot of stuff after all
[22:41] <topo> duvnell: sorry I must've missed that thanks
[22:42] <kuzmits> ati radeon xpress 200m notebok: asus a9rp
[22:42] <kuzmits> help
[22:42] <kuzmits> s.o.s
[22:44] <bruno> hi
[22:44] <cmp> i want to un install my google earth please
[22:44] <iceroot> cmp: acticate medibuntu and install google-earth  or download the bin from the website and run chmod +x your-file.bin && sudo ./your-file.bin
[22:46] <Greek-Boy> scott_ino2: i'm back :-)
[22:46] <cjiro> ?
[22:46] <moldy> hi
[22:47] <vigo> ati | kuzmits
[22:47] <lucas__> hey
[22:47] <vigo> whoops
[22:47] <lucas__> i have a problem with my ipod-touch
[22:47] <vigo> !ati | kuzmits
[22:47] <lucas__> it is enough to mount ipod touch
[22:48] <lucas__> my system mounts it as digital cam and then after 2-3 minutes it umounts ipodtouch
[22:48] <lucas__> i dont understand why
[22:49] <chris|> lucas__, check your syslog, maybe it holds some info
[22:49] <cyberfin> Someone please advise me... I tried installing V4L drivers for my hvr 1110 card through the following commands:
[22:49] <cyberfin> sudo apt-get install mercurial  linux-headers-$(uname -r) build-essential dvb-utils
[22:49] <cyberfin> hg clone http://linuxtv.org/hg/v4l-dvb
[22:49] <cyberfin> cd v4l-dvb
[22:49] <cyberfin> make
[22:49] <cyberfin> sudo make install
[22:49] <FloodBot1> cyberfin: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:49] <lucas__> how can i check syslog
[22:49] <kuzmits> oki b4100 status monitoring software
[22:50] <Bookman> Is there a way to show all standard Canadian holidays in Evolution Calendar?
[22:50] <mezquitale> anyone knows of an open source router that is supported by dyndns.org?
[22:50] <chris|> lucas__, less /var/log/syslog
[22:50] <iceroot> mezquitale: linksys wrt54gl
[22:50] <iceroot> mezquitale: using openwrt
[22:50] <mezquitale> iceroot, thanks!  I'll go give it a looksee
[22:50] <cyberfin> whops... anyway... It didnt do any good because now my card is not recognized at all. Can someone please tell me how to roll back?
[22:50]  * Chousuke has a buffalo WHR-125G with Tomato Firmware
[22:51] <jack_> hi, I upgraded to ubuntu 9.10 from 9.04 version, all worked just fine, and after reboot, X doesn't start. All xorg packages are install but not working ! :|
[22:51] <iceroot> !karmic | jack_
[22:51] <jack_> iceroot: but what can I do now, for X to work properly ?
[22:51] <iceroot> jack_: ask in #ubuntu+1
[22:51] <jack_> ok
[22:52] <bro> hi all
[22:53] <Angie^> how do i install snd-hda-intel please?
[22:53] <cyberfin> I'll ask again in a different format: After I have 'sudo make install':ed a driver, how can I uninstall it and rollback to the old on?
[22:53] <erUSUL> Angie^: is installed by default with the kernel
[22:53] <iceroot> Angie^: sudo apt-get install paketname
[22:53] <cyberfin> amd jaunty 64 BTW
[22:53] <tony__> hello?
[22:53] <tony__> hola?
[22:53] <erUSUL> cyberfin: if the driver has a "sudo make uninstall" target use that. if not you have to manually remove the files that where installed
[22:53] <mezquitale> iceroot, i dont think that's an openwrt, the linksys wrt54gl can be flashed with open source software, if that's what you mean, right?
[22:54] <tony__> alguien de españa
[22:54] <Angie^> erUSUL: ok, how do i reinstall it please
[22:54] <tony__> ALGUIEN DE ESPAÑA
[22:54] <erUSUL> Angie^: the kernel ? sudo aptitude reinstall linux-image ?
[22:54] <iceroot> mezquitale: my linksys wrt54gl is using openwrt by default
[22:54] <erUSUL> !es | tony__
[22:55] <bro> is there any channel for rookies?
[22:55] <mezquitale> iceroot, where did you buy it?  I'm looking up the router in newegg and it's showing it's a normal linksys router however you can flash that router with opensource software
[22:55] <iceroot> mezquitale: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linksys_WRT54G_series#WRT54GL
[22:55] <linux> how do i sftp in ubuntu using an http proxy?
[22:55] <iceroot> mezquitale: bying from ebay
[22:56] <guntbert> bro: thats here
[22:56] <guntbert> !ask | bro
[22:56] <ubuntujenkins> how do i detect if a vga cable is pluged into my laptop on start-up?
[22:56] <linux> nevermind, i'll ssh through http, create an ssh local port forward, and sftp to localhost
[22:57] <Nachturnal> When u flash that router, does it still have a web-gui, or is it strictly command line?
[22:57] <iceroot> Nachturnal: still webgui of course
[22:57] <erUSUL> !ot
[22:57] <iceroot> Nachturnal: + ssh login :)
[22:57] <mezquitale> iceroot, ok so what I want is the linksys wrt54gl version 1.1
[22:57] <iceroot> mezquitale: yes, that is the version i got from ebay
[22:57] <iceroot> mezquitale: ~30€
[22:58] <Nachturnal> Nice. I was under the impression that it would be more like a cisco enterprise router with a cli
[22:58] <bro> ok, thanks gutbert, i need help with activating dual-monitor on ubuntu 9.04. i have an ATI HD2600 card and i already installed the drivers from ATI, but the second monitor only works in clone mode, not extended, as i want
[22:59] <chris|> mezquitale, if you go for the WRT45, you need to make excat model number from the vendor. the later models don't have enoghe memory to flash it with an alternative firmware
[23:00] <yoritomo> ∕join #ubuntu-fr
[23:00] <yoritomo> bonsoir a tous
[23:00] <Nachturnal> I got a 54gl a while ago but haven't flashed it yet
[23:00] <guntbert> bro:  I have no experience with dual/extended but have you seen
[23:01] <guntbert> !dual
[23:01] <guntbert> !dualmonitor | bro
[23:01] <bro> i saw guys with dual-monitor rigs on youtube, running ubuntu
[23:02] <AdMegaMan> hi all .. im having some problems setting up my dvb card, i can see the card when i dmesg | grep -i dvb in the list of cards .. how can i select that card? thanks u all
[23:02] <Greek-Boy> when I do lspci I get the following graphics controller "Intel Corporation 4 Series Chipset Integrated Graphics Controller". The driver package installed is the "xserver-xorg-video-intel" but I can't get the native resolution for my HP 2235 23" 16:10 monitor. Can someone help me resolve this please?
[23:03] <chris|> mezquitale, if you have any x86 hardware left over, you might want to check out pfsense
[23:03] <chris|> it's an awesome router/firewall system
[23:03] <guntbert> !intel | Greek-Boy
[23:04] <mezquitale> chris|, what's pfsense??? is it a distro??
[23:04] <Greek-Boy> AdMegaMan: I recently had some dvb problems of my own but managed to sort them out. Can you tell me which card you are using?
[23:05] <AdMegaMan> Twinhan 1027
[23:05] <marcus_> eccomi nannes
[23:05] <chris|> mezquitale, it's a FreeBSD based system
[23:05] <AdMegaMan> and i got it in the dmesg but in a list: [   14.468138] cx88[0]:    card=68 -> Twinhan VP-1027 DVB-S
[23:05] <AdMegaMan> now how can i select that?
[23:06] <chris|> mezquitale, take a look at http://pfsense.org
[23:06] <AdMegaMan> i made a detailed "what happened" on this post: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7898337#post7898337
[23:06] <m0r0n> Does anyone have an idea when the next version of Ubuntu is coming out
[23:07] <Greek-Boy> AdMegaMan" Where are you trying to "select" it?
[23:07] <mezquitale> chris|, so I can use an old machine as a router, im just worried that an old machine would use more energy than a little router plus I would have to buy more nics for the linux router
[23:08] <AdMegaMan> GB: when i: dmesg | grep -i dvb  i get a list of cards, im guessing that what ubuntu is telling me is these are the supported cards
[23:08] <jennie_alex>  what is the full path of the gcc?
[23:08] <guntbert> !release | m0r0n
[23:08] <erUSUL> m0r0n: is 9.10 so its coming out in 200*9* October *10*
[23:08] <noobez> hi im trying to burn an audio disk with some mp3's and brasero wont do it cuz gstreamer doesnt have the codecs, but i do listen to these mp3's can anyone help me? thanks
[23:08] <m0r0n> erUSUL: Thanks
[23:08] <chris|> mezquitale, yeah, that's possibly true. I run it of an AMD Geode embedded system
[23:08] <erUSUL> noobez: install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[23:09] <chris|> takes about 2W or so
[23:09] <jennie_alex>  what is the full path of the gcc?
[23:09] <erUSUL> jennie_alex: «which gcc»
[23:09] <jennie_alex> the c compiler
[23:09] <Flannel> jennie_alex: right, "which gcc" will return the full path to "gcc"
[23:10] <erUSUL> jennie_alex: which is a command that gives the actual full path of programs in your path
[23:10] <_nano_> If anyone here uses xterm, could you please share your configuration file?
[23:10] <jennie_alex> ok
[23:10] <noobez> erUSUL: dow?
[23:10] <Greek-Boy> AdMegaMan: Yes thats correct but you still need the correct driver and libaries for that DVB card
[23:10] <erUSUL> noobez: what?
[23:10]  * genii sneaks Flannel some cookies and coffee
[23:10] <mezquitale> chris|, how many nics do you have on your linux router?
[23:11] <chris|> mezquitale, three nics
[23:11] <AdMegaMan> GB: i got the "supposed" drivers as a pacth to kernel, before that u could not see it at all. could u possibly look at this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7898337#post7898337
[23:11] <chris|> one to the modem, one for lan an one is hooked to a WLAN AP
[23:11] <guntbert> genii: I saw that
[23:12] <Greek-Boy> AdMegaMan: So if that is the case then you should be all set to go? Did you try tuning the card in Kaffeine or mplayer?
[23:12] <noobez> erUSUL: how do i do that?
[23:12] <kuzmits> OKI Printer B4100 Driver GDI ubuntu driver, and OKI Printer B4100 B4250 Status Monitor SM 1.1.79
[23:12] <noobez> sudo apt-get install?
[23:12] <AdMegaMan> GB: not yet
[23:12] <erUSUL> !software | noobez
[23:12] <lucas__> dream theater mother father
[23:12] <erUSUL> noobez: sudo aptitude install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[23:13] <mezquitale> chris|, what did you say about the linksys wrt54gl???  What should I look out for??
[23:13] <noobez> erUSUL: but isnt it weird that it plays mp3s in amarok but it wont let me burn an audio disk with brasero?
[23:13] <erUSUL> noobez: maybe you are using libxine with amarok. brasero uses gstreamer
[23:13] <vigo> What about K3B?
[23:14] <kuzmits> noobez yes
[23:14] <chris|> mezquitale, a friend of mine baught a newer version of that thing an noticed then the new versions don't have enough memory to run openwrt anymore
[23:14] <noobez> erUSUL: ah ok so its a question of libs, thanks erUSUL ;)
[23:14] <noobez> kuzmits: yes what?
[23:14] <_nano_> Hi, xterm responds faster to keypress than gnome-terminal. Is there any setting I can change in gnome-terminal to make it respond faster to keypress ?
[23:14] <chris|> guess that's linksys' way to prevent their firmware from getting flushed
[23:14] <matu> this launchpad system is very kewl
[23:15] <erUSUL> noobez: just a guess (do not use amarok) but a good one imnsho ;P
[23:15] <chris|> I'm not sure but I think he said you'd need version <1.4 for that
[23:15] <noobez> erUSUL: its the very best, ive tried them all and i can say
[23:15] <Nachturnal> If they don't have enough memory to run openwrt, what's the point of it? Isn't it just another normal wrt54 then?
[23:15] <chris|> but you might want to check that on google
[23:15] <noobez> kuzmits: yes WHAT??
[23:15] <kuzmits> OKI Printer B4100 B4250 Status Monitor SM 1.1.79
[23:15]  * erUSUL still thinks dd-wrt and linksys is offtopic...
[23:16] <kuzmits> OKI Printer B4100 Driver GDI Windows NT4/2000/XP v1.0.6
[23:16] <chris|> Nachturnal, that is the point. linksys obviously doesn't want its system to get flushed
[23:16] <kuzmits> driver
[23:16] <Greek-Boy> AdMegaMan: Thats your next step then
[23:16] <erUSUL> kuzmits: linuxprinting.org is a good resource
[23:16] <Greek-Boy> AdMegaMan: See if you can tune the card
[23:17] <jennie_alex> is there any .exe in linux?
[23:17] <cmp> iceroot, i have done what you said - but its corrupted , so i want to remove it from my system
[23:17] <kuzmits> OKI Printer B4100 Driver GDI and OKI Printer B4100 B4250 Status Monitor SM 1.1.79 driver
[23:17] <kuzmits> ubuntu
[23:17] <AdMegaMan> GB: im installing kaffeine right now, but why do i get that long list in dmesg instead of just my card?
[23:17] <erUSUL> jennie_alex: no; executables do not have a special extension in linux
[23:17] <erUSUL> jennie_alex: nor any other file
[23:17] <kuzmits> help
[23:17] <erUSUL> kuzmits: linuxprinting.org
[23:18] <Nachturnal> But from what I understand that was the reason they made th 54gl, to cater to those who wanted to run openwrt since the newer wrt54 routers don't have the memory
[23:18] <erUSUL> kuzmits: also system>admin>printer do not work for you ?
[23:19] <kuzmits> only to recognize him cups
[23:19] <mezquitale> chris|, how do you know if a linksys wrt54gl is a newer version?  I guess the version would be higher than 1.0???
[23:19] <cmp> guys , i have downloaded Google earth and i installed it but its corrupted - i want to remove it but i dont see it in the installed application list , can you help me ?
[23:19] <Nachturnal> Bottom of the router should say the version
[23:20] <mezquitale> cmp, use synaptic to complete remove it
[23:20] <cmp> i did
[23:20] <cmp> but i dont see it
[23:20] <erUSUL> kuzmits: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=256031
[23:21] <mezquitale> cmp do you know the name of the package that you installed???
[23:21] <chris|> mezquitale, don't know, I don't have one
[23:21] <erUSUL> cmp: if you installed it via de *.bin file you wil have to use that bin file to remove it (if it has that option anyway)
[23:22] <kuzmits> hp
[23:22] <cmp> yes, mezquitale .
[23:22] <mezquitale> chris|, ok thanks I guess I'm going to have to watch out when I purchase the router then
[23:22] <cmp> erusul, i have the bin file - but i dont know how to use it to remove the google earth
[23:22] <kuzmits> :)
[23:22] <matu> please how to open the transmission port ? (6890)
[23:23] <erUSUL> cmp: maybe it has a --uninstall option. or --remove. or better a --help
[23:23] <matu> even when i disable the firewall it shows closed
[23:23] <mezquitale> cmp then remove and purge the software like this:  sudo apt-get --purge remove [PACKAGENAME]; sudo apt-get --purge autoremove; sudo apt-get clean;
[23:23] <timeOfOurLives> hi
[23:23] <erUSUL> matu: your router is not forwarding it
[23:23] <matu> i dont have any router
[23:23] <matu> only a simple modem
[23:23] <erUSUL> mezquitale: cmp did not used a deb file nor apt.
[23:24] <mezquitale> LoL
[23:24] <ubuntujenkins> how do i detect if a vga cable is pluged into my laptop on start-up?
[23:24] <matu> and it worked yesterday on mandriva erUSUL
[23:24] <mezquitale> cmp, how did you install the software then????  I don't believe you have it installed
[23:24] <erUSUL> matu: "sudo iptables -L" shows any rules?
[23:24] <erUSUL> mezquitale: he used the installer google provides
[23:24] <matu> yes because i used ufw
[23:25] <cmp> i have the software as bin file mezquitlae.
[23:25] <Angie^> erUSUL: my sound stopped working :(
[23:25] <AdMegaMan> GB: when kaffine started, it said no DVB-Devices found?
[23:25] <Angie^> erUSUL: and now its saying that snd-hda-intel cant be found
[23:25] <th0r> interesting.....http://profy.com/2009/08/20/russian-teachers-will-learn-linux-by-2010/
[23:25] <Angie^> when i modprobe
[23:25] <Angie^> can you hlep me sir
[23:25] <L1nUX1z3R> hey everyone...
[23:25] <th0r> oops...wrong window...sorry
[23:25] <erUSUL> matu: sudo iptables -F
[23:25] <matu> a lot of rule
[23:25] <matu> s
[23:25] <erUSUL> Angie^: already reinstalled the kernel ?
[23:26] <mezquitale> cmp, sorry I thought you had installed it using apt-get, I installed it once on my distro but never had a chance to test it
[23:26] <Angie^> erUSUL: downloading
[23:26] <kuzmits> Ubuntu how can I print through the help of the Internet (world wide web)?
[23:26] <linuxnub> Hi, I need help on connecting to a wireless network in Ubuntu 9.04
[23:26] <Angie^> my net is crappy
[23:26] <L1nUX1z3R> i need support for .docx files on oOo 3.1, i heard there's something like that..anyone knows?
[23:26] <cmp> so how to uninstall it then mezquitale?
[23:26] <erUSUL> L1nUX1z3R: 3.0 in jaunty alrady open that files
[23:26] <Greek-Boy> AdMegaMan: Try to install this. http://www.linuxtv.org/repo/
[23:26] <Greek-Boy> and try again
[23:27] <___> I'm having a problem with getting a write error on MSN messenger's network. I run Ubuntu, fully updated, and access MSN messenger via Pidgin. The disconnect is not at regular intervals, but each interval is no more than 15 minutes apart. I've already tried renaming ~/.purple in case it was an issue with my profile. No dice on that. Anybody have other ideas?
[23:27] <L1nUX1z3R> yes erUSUL but it doesnt really draw some stuff correctly
[23:27] <mezquitale> cmp, erUSUL already suggested what to do
[23:27] <linuxnub> I cant connect to my wireless network in Ubuntu 9.04, can anyone help?
[23:27] <L1nUX1z3R> i was told there's a patch or something
[23:27] <erUSUL> L1nUX1z3R: well the conversion will not allways be optimal. we have to live with that...
[23:28] <L1nUX1z3R> linuxnub, how do u do it? Tell us what you do to connect and how it fails
[23:28] <AdMegaMan> GB: i tried this before, but after i installed v4l, my card disappeard from the list?
[23:28] <commander_> has anyone tried chromium web browser?
[23:28] <___> I'm having a problem with getting a write error on MSN messenger's network. I run Ubuntu, fully updated, and access MSN messenger via Pidgin. The disconnect is not at regular intervals, but each interval is no more than 15 minutes apart. I've already tried renaming ~/.purple in case it was an issue with my profile. No dice on that. Anybody have other ideas?
[23:28] <L1nUX1z3R> erUSUL, mmmhh...wait, let me google
[23:28] <mezquitale> linux_, use "network manager" to configure SSID and password to access your wireless router
[23:28] <bro> just letting you know i managed to activate dual-monitor in ubuntu 9.04 using ATI drivers. me happy :) 10 guys
[23:28] <cmp> erusul, can you repeat how to uninstall this GoogleEarthLinux.bin?
[23:29] <mezquitale> linuxnub, , use "network manager" to configure SSID and password to access your wireless router
[23:29] <AdMegaMan> GB: this is what i get when i dmesg:  alist of cards and at the end: [   14.468138] cx88[0]:    card=68 -> Twinhan VP-1027 DVB-S
[23:29] <linuxnub> i filled out all that stuff, the passcode is 10 digits
[23:29] <erUSUL> cmp: maybe the bin file has a --uninstall option. or --remove. or better a --help
[23:29] <L1nUX1z3R> erUSUL, ever tried crossover/wine with office 2007?
[23:29] <linuxnub> but i dont know what to choose
[23:29] <erUSUL> cmp: so do "./whatever_the_file_is_named.bin --help" on a terminal
[23:29] <cmp> how to find what you are telling  erusul?
[23:29] <L1nUX1z3R> linuxnub, what encryption type is your WiFi connection?
[23:30] <erUSUL> L1nUX1z3R: no; but heard that office 2007 (at least word and excel) works. check appdb
[23:30] <erUSUL> !appdb | L1nUX1z3R
[23:30] <belorix> Is there anyway to automatically tile icons on the desktop horizontally
[23:30] <Angie> erUSUL: is the kernel all i need?
[23:30] <Angie> i thought i already had it
[23:30] <erUSUL> Angie: should be; the driver coames ith the kernel
[23:30] <linuxnub> so what options do i choose if my connection has a 10 digit key?
[23:30] <mezquitale> linuxnub, we dont know if the encryption youre using is compatible with your wireless nic and router, so first configure your wireless as open with no security and see if youre able to connect to it, if you cant connect to it then you might have intereference issues
[23:30] <linuxnub> oh okay...
[23:30] <cmp> tells me command not found erusul,
[23:31] <linuxnub> i will make it no security
[23:31] <Greek-Boy> AdMegaMan: Its important to install v4l-dvb, trust me
[23:31] <erUSUL> cmp: are you in the same folder as the file in question ?
[23:31] <kuzmits> helo
[23:31] <linuxnub> oh and im using Live CD if that matters?
[23:31] <erUSUL> cmp: i.e. it show up if you do "ls -l" ?
[23:31] <thowland> cmp: check this out http://www.ehow.com/how_2279483_uninstall-google-earth-ubuntu.html
[23:32] <AdMegaMan> GB: but after that, my card is lost... see the Twinhan 1027 is not yet supported by v4l-dvb.. thats why i had to use this patched kernel
[23:32] <belorix> Is there anyway to automatically tile icons on the desktop horizontally
[23:32] <kuzmits> hello
[23:32] <linuxnub> brb on linux if it connects lol
[23:32] <kuzmits> print server world wide web
[23:33] <mezquitale> linuxnub, as long as the wireless nic is supported by the live CD then it shouldn't matter but try and run "iwconfig" and if you get a message saying no wireless devices are present then you found your problem
[23:33] <lucas__> dream theater the count of tuscany
[23:33] <erUSUL> lucas__: please if that's a script disable it
[23:34] <lucas__> sorry
[23:34] <linuxnub> does it matter what channel my wireless is on?
[23:34] <etale> im having trouble using update-manager... I keep getting "Unable to get exclusive lock
[23:35] <etale> This usually means that another package management application (like apt-get or aptitude) already running. Please close that application first."
[23:35] <mezquitale> linuxnub, that shouldnt matter as long as you dont have interference, i suggest you leave the channel alone at first, what is the output of "iwconfig"???
[23:35] <etale> but I know I am not using any such synaptic thing
[23:35] <kuzmits> I know how to configure nyomtatomat arbor to accept printing over the Internet?
[23:35] <kuzmits> help
[23:35] <belorix> Is there anyway to automatically tile icons on the desktop horizontally
[23:35] <___> I'm having a problem with getting a write error on MSN messenger's network. I run Ubuntu, fully updated, and access MSN messenger via Pidgin. The disconnect is not at regular intervals, but each interval is no more than 15 minutes apart. I've already tried renaming ~/.purple in case it was an issue with my profile. No dice on that. Anybody have other ideas?
[23:35] <etale> i literally just restarted the computer, no apt-get is open, no synaptic
[23:35] <etale> can someone help?
[23:35] <erUSUL> etale: checked what the error suggest ? close all other apt related apps
[23:35] <matu> it just blocked my connection
[23:35] <erUSUL> !aptlock | etale
[23:36] <_Trinity_> what does no screens found mean?
[23:36] <mezquitale> linuxnub, what is the output of "iwconfig"??
[23:36] <erUSUL> _Trinity_: the xserver has not found a suitable configuration on the xorg.conf
[23:37] <_Trinity_> Can you or someone have a look at my xorg.conf file?
[23:37] <krdyt> is there any way to play an avi/divx/xvid in jaunty? none of my players have video, they only have audio
[23:38] <matu> how to get the transmision port open like i did with mandriva ?
[23:38] <_Trinity_> erUSUL: I'll paste it at http://paste.ubuntu.com/ if you have the time
[23:39] <sebsebseb> krdyt: codecs
[23:39] <erUSUL> _Trinity_: why not just try without xorg.conf... nowadays xserver should be able to autoconfigure itself...
[23:39] <matu> how to get the transmision port open like i did with mandriva please ?
[23:39] <sebsebseb> krdyt: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[23:39] <krdyt> sebsebseb, which ones? ive installed many!
[23:39] <_Trinity_> erUSUL: that's what I'm using and it's so SLOW
[23:39] <sebsebseb> krdyt: that command should take care of it
[23:39] <belorix> Is there anyway to automatically tile icons on the desktop horizontally
[23:39] <erUSUL> _Trinity_: intel ?
[23:39] <erUSUL> !intel
[23:39] <_Trinity_> erUSUL: 15 fps when hoary and warty gave me 400+
[23:40] <Greek-Boy> AdMegaMan: after you isntall v4l-dvb check if your card is in /dev/dvb/adapter0
[23:40] <krdyt> ubuntu-restricted-extras is already the newest version.
[23:40] <krdyt> 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
[23:40] <krdyt> sebsebseb, thats what it says
[23:40] <lws> anyone know what the latest wireless-compat in modules-backports is?
[23:40] <_Trinity_> it a IBM p
[23:40] <_Trinity_> processor, not intel
[23:40] <sebsebseb> krdyt: mplayer can play most stuff
[23:40] <_Trinity_> G3
[23:41] <krdyt> ill try
[23:41] <sebsebseb> krdyt: VLC should be able to as well
[23:41] <krdyt> VLC closes automatically
[23:41] <sebsebseb> !codecs |  krdyt
[23:41] <belorix> Is there anyway to automatically tile icons on the desktop horizontally
[23:41] <krdyt> maybe i need to reinstall?
[23:41] <erUSUL> _Trinity_: what graphic card do oyu have ?
[23:41] <erUSUL> !repeat | belorix
[23:41] <Cigniter> hi dudes
[23:41] <_Trinity_> Rage 128
[23:41] <sebsebseb> krdyt: re install  the whole of Ubuntu, because of this, probably not
[23:42] <___> I'm having a problem with getting a write error on MSN messenger's network. I run Ubuntu, fully updated, and access MSN messenger via Pidgin. The disconnect is not at regular intervals, but each interval is no more than 15 minutes apart. I've already tried renaming ~/.purple in case it was an issue with my profile. No dice on that. Anybody have other ideas?
[23:42] <Cigniter> my problem is how can i resize extended ubuntu partition as shown here
[23:42] <zmitya> hi all
[23:42] <sebsebseb> zmitya: hi
[23:42] <Cigniter>   http://img442.imageshack.us/img442/9969/particiones.jpg
[23:42] <_Trinity_> erUSUL: Rage 128, RL/VR AGP I beleieve
[23:42] <Cigniter> using Gparted
[23:43] <erUSUL> _Trinity_: ok; try 'sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg'
[23:43] <zmitya> guys, my colleague just installed a fresh basic hardy at USA. I'm sitting at hungary and I would like to run a wireshark program there but get the window here in my PC
[23:43] <erUSUL> _Trinity_: that should generate a good xorg.conf
[23:43] <matu> even sudo iptables -A INPUT -p tcp --dport 6881 -j ACCEPT does not work
[23:43] <_Trinity_> erUSUL: I threw in the Xorg log before teh conf file in the pastebin. Yes I've tried that
[23:43] <zmitya> what do I need to install on the server to became able to get that window here ?
[23:43] <etale> erUSUL OK I tried what you said but nothing happened
[23:43] <etale> same error
[23:44] <_Trinity_> erUSUL: like I said. It generates a conf that works at 15 frames per sec
[23:44] <zmitya> if I ssh with "ssh -X user@host" and do "echo $DISPLAY" that this cariable is empty
[23:44] <zmitya> *variable
[23:45] <_Trinity_> erUSUL: unless "better" support has been dropped
[23:45] <krdyt> sebsebseb,  i meant reinstall VLC
[23:45] <erUSUL> etale: sudo rm /var/lib/dpkg/lock ?
[23:45] <etale> erUSUL ahhhhh I think i just needed to use sudo... it would begin the updater thing without bouncing back a root error in the terminal
[23:45] <sebsebseb> krdyt: well that won't do any good
[23:45] <krdyt> it works on intrepid
[23:45] <sebsebseb> krdyt: well
[23:45] <sebsebseb> krdyt: you got to delete the .folder for a program really
[23:45] <Greek-Boy> guntbert: I still can't get my monitor to display the correct resolution. I have no idea what I need to do to xorg.conf.
[23:45] <sebsebseb> krdyt: then it's like  you just installed it
[23:45] <erUSUL> _Trinity_: but maybe working from it you can improve things without breaking X
[23:45] <etale> erUSUL works now... *feels like idiot*
[23:45] <Cigniter> anyone here has ever used gparted?
[23:45] <_Trinity_> erUSUL: bee trying that for the pst two days
[23:46] <erUSUL> etale: :)
[23:46] <Greek-Boy> !hdmi
[23:46] <matu> yes i used gparted Cigniter
[23:46] <_Trinity_> erUSUL: I don't it;s properly configured because if I specify the r128 driver, X doesn't start
[23:47] <___> I'm having a problem with getting a write error on MSN messenger's network. I run Ubuntu, fully updated, and access MSN messenger via Pidgin. The disconnect is not at regular intervals, but each interval is no more than 15 minutes apart. I've already tried renaming ~/.purple in case it was an issue with my profile. No dice on that. Anybody have other ideas?
[23:47] <Cigniter> why can't i resize my ext3 partition
[23:47] <Cigniter> ?
[23:47] <_Trinity_> erUSUL: and that's the driver for this card
[23:47] <erUSUL> _Trinity_: your card uses r128 driver
[23:47] <matu> what is the msg Cigniter ?
[23:47] <_Trinity_> should
[23:47] <matu> is it mounted ?
[23:47] <Cigniter> i have 40  gb free space
[23:47] <_Trinity_> erUSUL: else the ati
[23:47] <sebsebseb> !ati |  _Trinity_
[23:47] <matu> probably because it is not on a primary partition
[23:47] <Cigniter> matu watch the pic to get a better idea
[23:48] <erUSUL> _Trinity_: trynity is xserver-xorg-video-r128 installed ?
[23:48] <_Trinity_> erUSUL: and it works just the same without either of them. So, X isn't working properly, so I think
[23:48] <Cigniter> what i want to do
[23:48] <Cigniter> http://img442.imageshack.us/img442/9969/particiones.jpg
[23:48] <mykol> Hello, Was wondering if there was a way to turn up the volume on my computer. I'ver tried everything
[23:48] <___> I'm having a problem with getting a write error on MSN messenger's network. I run Ubuntu, fully updated, and access MSN messenger via Pidgin. The disconnect is not at regular intervals, but each interval is no more than 15 minutes apart. I've already tried renaming ~/.purple in case it was an issue with my profile. No dice on that. Anybody have other ideas?
[23:48] <erUSUL> _Trinity_: can you paste your
[23:48] <Cigniter> i want to increase extended ubuntu partition and use the 4x gb free
[23:48] <_Trinity_> erUSUL: it wasn't thi morning and X popped up withour any form of accel
[23:48] <erUSUL> _Trinity_: /var/log/Xorg.0.log ?? maybe there is a clue of what is failing ?
[23:49] <_Trinity_> erUSUL: it's already pasted
[23:49] <_Trinity_> erUSUL: see http://paste.ubuntu.com/265195/
[23:49] <matu> it is simply because you have to extend your extended partition
[23:50] <Cigniter> how can i do that with gparted i botted from ubuntu live cd
[23:50] <erUSUL> _Trinity_: (EE) No devices detected.
[23:50] <erUSUL> _Trinity_: o.0!
[23:50] <linuxnub> still not working..
[23:50] <_Trinity_> erUSUL: that right
[23:51] <erUSUL> _Trinity_: seems like a bug in the driver or maybe some problem with the hard ?
[23:51] <matu> i dunno how to do that Cigniter
[23:51] <mykol> I have a problem with my sound? Has anyone heard anything about being able to turn it up?
[23:51] <Cigniter> ok
[23:51] <matu> i additin of that you did not need an extended partition
[23:51] <matu> because you only have 4 partitions
[23:51] <_Trinity_> erUSUL: problem with the hard drive? I checkd it with OS X's utility before installing ubuntu. It's fine
[23:51] <linuxnub> i need help with my wireless internet connection in ubuntu 9.04 please
[23:52] <matu> and the swap should not be at the end of the disk cause it is more slow
[23:52] <erUSUL> _Trinity_: so the bad performance is probably becouse when you do not specify the driver you end up using "vesa" or something like that...
[23:52] <_Trinity_> erUSUL: exactly
[23:52] <erUSUL> _Trinity_: no with the graphic card itself...
[23:52] <_Trinity_> erUSUL: but how do I fix it? If it's a bug?
[23:52] <erUSUL> Cigniter: right click on the partiton choose resize ?
[23:53] <mykol> Is it a glitch in the software?
[23:53] <erUSUL> _Trinity_: if its a bug you can only report it...
[23:53] <_Trinity_> erUSUL: Yeah, I suppose
[23:53] <linuxnub> my wireless wont connect.. :|
[23:53] <erUSUL> _Trinity_: i really dunno what to add... the xorg.conf seems fine
[23:53] <matu> Cigniter, here is your case http://blog.frozenonline.com/2009/02/14/how-to-extend-the-extended-partition
[23:53] <Cigniter> ersusul is only allow to decrease size not increase, that's reare
[23:53] <lenswipe> is it possible to have auto driver via samba on a printer that isnt shared using samba?
[23:54] <kyja> can someone msg me how to make cron start tilda if there is no tilda running. then I can use exit to refresh my .bashrc and tilda will restart
[23:54] <Cigniter> oka, thanks for the link
[23:54] <_Trinity_> erUSUL: I suppose I could using the ati driver
[23:54] <DefineByte> Just thought I'd say (in case someone looks through the IRC logs with a similar issue) that the reason .bashrc was not running was because I had created a .bash_profile file. Creating this stops .profile from running, which would normally invoke .bashrc on login. Adding 'if [ -f ~/.bashrc ]; then . ~/.bashrc fi' to the start of .bash_profile remedies the situation.
[23:54] <mykol> Has anyone heard of a Great AUTOCAD software to use in Ubuntu 9.04?
[23:54] <___> I'm having a problem with getting a write error on MSN messenger's network. I run Ubuntu, fully updated, and access MSN messenger via Pidgin. The disconnect is not at regular intervals, but each interval is no more than 15 minutes apart. I've already tried renaming ~/.purple in case it was an issue with my profile. No dice on that. Anybody have other ideas?
[23:54] <_Trinity_> erUSUL: now that my xorg.conf file is probably crystal perfect
[23:56] <kyja> :(
[23:56] <commander__> chromium looks like its got potential but ...
[23:56] <lenswipe> is it possible to have auto driver via samba on a printer that isnt shared using samba?
[23:56] <erUSUL> _Trinity_: what does "lspci | grep -i vga" returns ?
[23:57] <_Trinity_> nada
[23:57] <DefineByte> nn
[23:57] <erUSUL> _Trinity_: can you paste the entire "lspci" ?
[23:58] <_Trinity_> sure
[23:59] <mykol> Has anyone heard of a Great AUTOCAD software to use in Ubuntu 9.04?
[23:59] <_Trinity_> erUSUL: see http://paste.ubuntu.com/265200/
[23:59] <Like> k
[23:59] <brian__> i just installed karmic alpha 5 and im wondering if i run the update program what will it update to
[23:59] <Like> yw
[23:59] <Rgoodermote> Can I get some help with SMTP and PHP?