[00:00] <brian__> it says there is 657 updates
[00:00] <___> 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?
[00:00] <Like> no   ..
[00:00] <Like> ??
[00:01] <KujiUn> Does anyone know how to block IPs for individual users?
[00:01] <Like> hi all
[00:01] <bazhang> brian__, #ubuntu+1 for karmic
[00:01] <_Trinity_> erUSUL: I list the Rage card as BusID           "PCI:0:10:0" in my xorg.conf file
[00:01] <Like> ty for host
[00:02] <_Trinity_> erUSUL: I assume that's correct. I don't know if I need another 0 after the "PCI:"
[00:02] <Rgoodermote> Anyways...still need some assistance setting up a web server...kinda lost at the email part...don't know who to setup the mail part on Ubuntu...Windows..golden..Ubuntu..not so easy and amazingly complicated instructions are abundant.
[00:02] <erUSUL> _Trinity_: have you tried commented out the busID ?
[00:02] <ONAIR> YW
[00:03] <_Trinity_> erUSUL: of and I think the r128 is hashed out so that I could startx in this vesa based X11 environment
[00:03] <_Trinity_> erUSUL: yes, siree
[00:03] <bro> guys, can you tell me how to make diacritics work in VLC? i already selected ISO-885906 for encoding, but not all diacritics are showed correctly [i need some kind of central european setting, under windows it worked]
[00:04] <erUSUL> _Trinity_: i think you know as much as me at this stage... report it as a bug
[00:04] <erUSUL> !bug | _Trinity_
[00:05] <_Trinity_> ubottu: sure. You know I can imagine it being thrown aside because it's on an iMac
[00:05] <kamen> hey guys, by any chance could somone tell me how to upgrade from hardy to jaunty using a USB?
[00:05] <thiebaude_> !usb
[00:05] <erUSUL> kamen: use the iso of the alternatecd
[00:05] <erUSUL> !alternate | kamen
[00:06] <KujiUn> Um, excuse me, but does anyone know how to block IPs for individual users?
[00:07] <_Trinity_> ubottu: thanks for taking the time to examine the problem
[00:07] <duvnell> if I wanted to change gcc to check an additional lib or include directory by default (i.e. /usr/local/my-builds/lib) what file would I have to change
[00:07] <erUSUL> KujiUn: do not think is possible. internet connection is system wide
[00:07] <KujiUn> Ah.
[00:07] <KujiUn> ...I can live without it.
[00:07] <KujiUn> How can you block sites system wide?
[00:08] <___> KujiUn, that would be through your modem's software
[00:08] <KujiUn> ...
[00:08] <KujiUn> Oh, nothing inside Ubuntu?
[00:08] <___> unless you're using your linux box as a server
[00:08] <___> I'll PM you
[00:08] <KujiUn> I see.
[00:08] <erUSUL> KujiUn: if the list of sites is short you can list them in /etc/hosts all pointing to 127.0.0.1
[00:08] <KujiUn> Ah.
[00:08] <KujiUn> That.
[00:08] <_Trinity_> ubottu: I got one trick u my sleeve though, thugh it probaby won';t make a difference if it really is a bug. Boot up with the 8.04 lives desktop CD and grap the xorg.conf file it generates, apply it to this install and if tthat doesn't work, well I think it's time overdue to report this bug
[00:08] <KujiUn> How do you do that?
[00:09] <Guest61176> #j linuxac
[00:09] <_Trinity_> shoot I keep on writing the bot
[00:09] <bazhang> _Trinity_, please stop addressing the bot; if necessary you can /msg ubottu
[00:09] <erUSUL> _Trinity_: ubottu is an infobot... i told it to tell you where to report the bug... ;)
[00:09] <_Trinity_> tab isn't my friend
[00:09] <___> KujiUn do you want other systems to be able to access the site?
[00:09] <_Trinity_> and that's why he got picked up by my tab
[00:09] <KujiUn> Yes.
[00:09] <_Trinity_> k, thanks guys
[00:10] <KujiUn> Just one needs to be blocked.
[00:10] <Saunatonttu> Hello :)
[00:10] <erUSUL> KujiUn: with a text editor. suppose the site you do not want others to visit is wwww.dangerousplace,com. you add aline like this to the hosts file «  wwww.dangerousplace.com     127.0.0.1 »
[00:10] <_Trinity_> back the good ol days, we'd calle guys talkng to bots idiots. LOL
[00:10] <Saunatonttu> what did i do wrong:  user    ALL=(root) NOPASSWD: /usr/sbin/usb_modeswitch <-- still asking password
[00:11] <_Trinity_> and keep a count of how many people talking to the bot
[00:11] <KujiUn> Ah.
[00:11] <Alfredo555> a default xorg.conf has basically nothing in it anyway - it's being deprecated
[00:11] <KujiUn> Thanks.
[00:12] <erUSUL> KujiUn: when someone tries to visit the site firefox would try to connect to the machine itself and it will timeout
[00:12] <KujiUn> I see.
[00:12] <timido> hey i have a question I'm trying to Mount my usb harddrive but i get this error while mounting it http://pastebin.ca/1554376
[00:12] <timido> there it is can someone give me a hand please
[00:12] <erUSUL> KujiUn: you can put a safe ip instead of 127.0.0.1 (for example the one for www.google.com)
[00:13] <dnyy> So I just installed 9.04 on a friends computer, installed the nvidia drivers, and now I can't see shit of X. All I can see is 3px of the top and the rest is black. :/ Anyone know what the deal might be and/or how to fix it?
[00:13] <thiebaude_> !language | dnyy
[00:13] <KujiUn> Thanks for all the help, erUSUL and ___
[00:14] <erUSUL> KujiUn: no problem
[00:14] <jennie_alex> which command is used to save temporary files?
[00:14] <erUSUL> jennie_alex: ?
[00:14] <erUSUL> jennie_alex: what files ?
[00:15] <jennie_alex> .c
[00:15] <unop> Saunatonttu, try making that     user ALL = NOPASSWD: /usr/sbin/usb_modeswitch
[00:16] <erUSUL> jennie_alex: source code files ? save them from the editor you are using to code them ?
[00:16] <magical_walrus> I want to make a .PNG file of a Gummy Bear a random color every time the image is loaded. I'm not putting this on a website or within the 'htdocs/' folder in an http daemon, so I can't write a PHP script that selects a random image each time and outputs the contents with the header "image/png" and use a .htaccess file. Can someone give me some pointers/suggestions?
[00:16] <___> 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?
[00:17] <jennie_alex> there isn't any way to save it with gcc
[00:17] <Greek-Boy> I have connected my HDMI monitor to ubuntu. Now how do I configure xorg.conf to display the correct 16:9 resolution?
[00:17] <erUSUL> jennie_alex: gcc is used to compile them not to "save them. they have to be already saved for gcc to read them
[00:19] <thowland> magical_walrus: can you use image magick and a shell script? how are you loading the image?
[00:21] <magical_walrus> thowland: The image gets used in an iPod app on a jailbroken ipod touch, and whenever someone selects the corresponding option and taps the screen, it will paste the gummy bear image where the user tapped.
[00:21] <KittyBoots> I am looking for a suggestion for an ftp client
[00:22] <barbo> KittyBoots: filezilla
[00:22] <erUSUL> KittyBoots: command line or gui ?
[00:22] <KittyBoots> erUSUL, gui
[00:22] <erUSUL> !away
[00:22] <thowland> magical_walrus: maybe you should try an objective-c channel?
[00:22] <erUSUL> KittyBoots: filezilla or gftp
[00:23] <KittyBoots> erUSUL barbo: thanks
[00:23] <erUSUL> KittyBoots: or just use nautilus (the file manager) it has ftp support
[00:24] <magical_walrus> thowland: That's not necessary, I'm only modifying the image the app uses, not the actual app.
[00:24] <erUSUL> KittyBoots: Places>Connect to Server
[00:25] <magical_walrus> thowland: I'm not attempting to make the app select a random image, I want the .png file to refer to a random image each time.
[00:25] <master_> Hi all can anyone assist me with why totem will not play you tube
[00:26] <magical_walrus> thowland: When I say refer, I mean, act as a link, as a link to a folder acts.
[00:26] <erUSUL> magical_walrus: make the png image a link to a random image inside a folder, change the link with you program
[00:26] <master_> Hi all can anyone assist me with why totem will not play you tube
[00:27] <coolcat> Is it possible to make a mpeg movie out of a gif animation?
[00:27] <_Trinity_> erUSUL: this may be a stupid question, but I imagine that I could make use of the back porting --both referenced in the link you posted early on-- because it's intel cards they are referring to
[00:27] <_Trinity_> but that gives me an idea
[00:27] <thowland> magical_walrus: I don't understand where the PNG lives; is it on the itouch or on an ubuntu machine?
[00:28] <sebsebseb> _Trinity_: Intel stuff is fixed in Ubuntu 9.10  released at the end of October
[00:28] <master_> Hi all can anyone assist me with why totem will not play you tube
[00:28] <spursncowboys> I downloaded and installed tvu through wine. It worked fine. Now I cannot get it to work. I uninstalled it and reinstalled it and it is doing the same thing. I will click on it from my Applications-Wine tab and it will pop up. Then it will just barely show up ( http://imagebin.ca/view/ieogS0.html). Then only thing I have done since it worked to now is try that upside-down turney ( I installed squid and apache 2 from that but I purged squid).
[00:28] <_Trinity_> when running Debian we --some of us-- used to install a specially prepped version of X byt a Debian maintainer
[00:28] <kee-kee> hi
[00:29] <_Trinity_> sebsebseb: and it would solve freezing problems
[00:29] <_Trinity_> I ha on my iMac.
[00:29] <basilesque1> coolcat: yes, there are many programs that can do that, from big ones like adobe premiere and a few freeware too
[00:29] <sebsebseb> _Trinity_: oh you have come from Debian?
[00:30] <kee-kee> what kind of chat is this?
[00:30] <an0n> Hi
[00:30] <_Trinity_> Danzer's DRI xserver? or something like that. In fact I once installed it onto Ubuntu Hoary?
[00:30] <basilesque1> irc kee-kee
[00:30] <sebsebseb> kee-kee:   support channal for Ubuntu Linux
[00:30] <_Trinity_> yes, years and years ago.
[00:30] <ONAIR> ps claro
[00:30] <an0n> I can't change my refresh rate?
[00:30] <spursncowboys> Also when running top, it showed TVU Player <defunct> and then not show up on "top"
[00:30] <sebsebseb> _Trinity_: ok
[00:30] <kee-kee> ok
[00:30] <master_> Hi all can anyone assist me with why totem will not play you tube
[00:31] <matu> i allowd bittorrent in "firestarter" but the port is still CLOSEd :'(
[00:31] <ONAIR> tx  Mmartin
[00:31] <sebsebseb> !ubuntu |  kee-kee
[00:31] <_Trinity_> not that I've used it as of late
[00:31] <Madison-> haha
[00:31] <an0n> I just installed ubuntu, have to get used to it but i guess the nvidia drivers dont work correctly? Because when I choose 75hz it still looks like it is on 60hz to me and it gives me a headache :\
[00:32] <ONAIR> :))
[00:32] <basilesque1> theres a background program thats eatting up a lot of CPU, how do I see it on system monitor (its showing me active CPU use only)
[00:32] <sebsebseb> an0n: the ones from the repo? not the website?
[00:32] <ONAIR> torrent
[00:32] <an0n> yeah from ubuntu itself, not from the nvidia site
[00:32] <ONAIR> yeah
[00:32] <kamen> I need in simple terms how to upgrade ubuntu from a flash drive, like what to download and stuff.
[00:32] <sebsebseb> an0n: good, if you get from the website, your bound to get problems
[00:33] <master_> Hi all can anyone assist me with why totem will not play you tube
[00:33] <ONAIR> aptitude
[00:33] <ONAIR> hi mf
[00:33] <Mike_lifeguard> What GUI tool(s) can I use to transcode videos?
[00:33] <ONAIR> ur ..
[00:33] <hattoricaca1> if i'm sharing internet with iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -o ppp0 -j MASQUERADE && iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -i wlan0 -p udp --dport 53 -j DNAT --to one_of_my_dns_servers
[00:33] <master_> Hi all can anyone assist me with why totem will not play you tube
[00:33] <magical_walrus> thowland: The PNG is on the iPod Touch
[00:33] <an0n> should i use the nvidia driver from the nvidia site?
[00:33] <hattoricaca1> do i have a way to do this but with round robin between my two dns serveres?
[00:34] <thowland> magical_walrus, what is the app written in?
[00:34] <Liker> uploading perrs
[00:34] <Liker> l0osser
[00:34] <bazhang> Liker, did you have a support question?
[00:34] <Liker> wb
[00:34] <magical_walrus> Thowland: Likely C, as it's on the app store and almost every app there is made with the iPhone SDK
[00:34] <Liker> im student off nautilus
[00:35] <magical_walrus> Thowland: Objective C, actually
[00:35] <thowland> magical_walrus, ok- thought it was a jailbroken app
[00:35] <Liker> grab
[00:35] <bazhang> Liker, this is a support channel only; chat in #ubuntu-offtopic
[00:35] <Liker> k
[00:36] <magical_walrus> thowland: the app is "More Toast!", and I'm making a theme that adds new toppings
[00:36] <thowland> magical_walrus: PNG files don't contain any executable code in them. You could conceivably write a shell script that uses image magick to return a colored PNG, but I doubt you can get imagemagick and bash running on your itouch
[00:37] <iceroot>  how to display a message on the desktop (onscreen display, notification, systray or something else) with a command?
[00:38] <jhon> iceroot  i dont think it is possible, unless you want just anybody to be able to write to your display ?
[00:38] <thowland> iceroot, try libnotify-bin
[00:38] <magical_walrus> thowland: I have bash on my iTouch. I also have four images, each with a different colored gummy bear. All I need to do is somehow make the image mimic a random one of the 4 different images of the gummy bears.
[00:38] <Liker> i try mf
[00:39] <bazhang> Liker, please stop that
[00:39] <Liker> trtoo
[00:39] <iceroot> jhon: i want somethink like display("new mail arrived") or display("new chat-message") which is on the desktop until i click ok
[00:39] <iceroot> thowland: i will have a look
[00:40] <Veinor> iceroot: zenity
[00:40] <thowland> iceroot: http://hackaday.com/2009/09/03/simple-pop-up-notifications/
[00:40] <Xshaman> hi all
[00:40] <Veinor> zenity --info --text "Hey go do whatever" will pop up a dialog box with text "Hey go do whatever"
[00:41] <basilesque1> im trying to install a program through wine that wants to use DVD drive; i have no drive but have the ISO, how do I do this?
[00:41] <iceroot> Veinor: i am not root on the machine :( so i cant install anything new
[00:42] <Veinor> I don't think you have to install it, it might come by default
[00:42] <Veinor> Yeah, it's part of the metacity and ubuntu-desktop packages
[00:42] <Xshaman> Anyone have a good link or app to clean up a ubuntu ?
[00:42] <iceroot> Veinor: ok, next problem... kubuntu and ubuntu are the desktops
[00:43] <iceroot> Xshaman: cleanup what?
[00:43] <Veinor> it should work on kubuntu as well, though
[00:43] <miguelonnnn> hi! ;)
[00:43] <iceroot> Veinor: not installed on kubuntu LTS
[00:43] <Veinor> aw, then I dunno
[00:43] <iceroot> Veinor: but thanks
[00:43] <Veinor> kdialog
[00:43] <Xshaman> clean space on the drive and slim the ubuntu to the needest thing (i am on a ssd)
[00:44] <Veinor> kdialog on kubuntu, zenity on ubuntu
[00:44] <Veinor> I don't know if they take the same parameters but that's whatn man is for :D
[00:44] <miguelonnnn> please  1 fast question, i want to inspect my mbr, i know it's done with dd if=/input/file of=/where/i/want/it bs=446 count=1
[00:44] <iceroot> Veinor: i will have a look at the manpage from kdialog (its installed :-) )
[00:44] <miguelonnnn> but i wonder where the of should point?
[00:44] <Veinor> if you're running kde, it's probably installed unless something's really weird
[00:44] <westmi> I'm having a problem accessing history in firefox. When i click history, it brings up organize bookmarks instead.can anyone help me fix this?
[00:44] <iceroot> Veinor: yes it is in LTS installed :)
[00:44] <Veinor> :D
[00:45] <westmi> maybe a simple command?
[00:45] <Veinor> westmi: what happens if you hit ctrl-h
[00:45] <verv87> help, how do i change the cli font? i want to change it to terminus
[00:46] <Veinor> verv87: are you using gnome-terminal still?
[00:46] <verv87> no im talking about cli
[00:46] <verv87> no x
[00:46] <Veinor> oh, the ctrl-alt-f1 terminal? I don't know
[00:46] <magical_walrus> thowland: Is it possible to write a bash script that gets the contents of a PNG file & outputs them, save the script as .png, and force it to be interpreted by bash?
[00:47] <westmi> Veinor,  it brings up history-thanks i did not know about that shortcut
[00:47] <Veinor> No problem.
[00:47] <iceroot> Veinor: kdialog --passivepopup foo 10   this is so perfect, thanks alot :)
[00:47] <Veinor> you're welcome :D
[00:47] <verv87> help, does anybody know how to change the vc terminal fonts?
[00:49] <matu> is anyone able to get transmission working correctly using ubuntu ?
[00:49] <Veinor> verv87: http://luv.asn.au/overheads/virtualconsoles.html#fonts
[00:49] <thowland> magical_walrus, I don't know how to do that on OSX. On ubuntu you could do that with FAM, but OSX is a different beast.
[00:49] <Veinor> Try that
[00:51] <verv87> hey veinor can i get that site again, i closed the window by mistake
[00:51] <Veinor> http://luv.asn.au/overheads/virtualconsoles.html#fonts
[00:52] <pisecx> Hi. I need a help with ssh, putty and autentification by key
[00:52] <pisecx> I have generated public and private keys, using putty
[00:52] <pisecx> I tried to add content of public key to ~/.ssh/.....
[00:52] <matu> is anyone able to get transmission working correctly using ubuntu ?
[00:52] <pisecx> as described in config file
[00:52] <pisecx> restarted sshd server
[00:52] <pisecx> but still can not connect without a password
[00:53] <Veinor> pisecx: what exactly did you do?
[00:53] <pisecx> Veinor: genereted 2 keys using putty generator
[00:53] <pisecx> Veinor: created a file
[00:53] <Veinor> why 2 keys?
[00:54] <bro> hei, where can i get America's Army 3 for linux? i can only find download links for windows
[00:54] <pisecx> Veinor: hm. ok. do I need public or private key?
[00:54] <sebsebseb> bro: I guess there isn't a Linux version then
[00:54] <magical_walrus> thowland: It's worth a shot, they're both unix. If you can run it in the command line, maybe it will work for the ipod.
[00:54] <sebsebseb> !wine |  bro
[00:54] <pisecx> Veinor: I have win computer and linux computer. I want to connect from win to linux using putty without any password
[00:54] <Veinor> magical_walrus: GNU's Not Unix :P
[00:55] <LogicalDash> My OpenGL-based games are running really slowly lately. What's going on?
[00:55] <bro> i know about wine, just thought AA3 was for linux too, just like AA:SF is
[00:55] <Veinor> pisecx: okay, did you copy id_rsa.pub or id_dsa.pub over to the linux computer and add it to authorized_keys
[00:55] <sebsebseb> bro: I think it might be,  Google
[00:55] <thowland> magical_walrus- you can't, FAM hooks into the kernel to track file access, etc
[00:55] <magical_walrus> thowland: Oh
[00:55] <pisecx> Veinor: this files... id_rsa.pub. Is it generated by putty or is it from /etc/ssh from linux host?
[00:56] <pisecx> Veinor: I just don't understand from what to what should I make a copy
[00:56] <Veinor> wait, when you generated keys using putty, what files were created?
[00:56] <pisecx> Veinor: well. I pushed generated a public key and generate a private key
[00:57] <pisecx> Veinor: public key just contein usuall content and private key is ppk
[00:57] <Veinor> pisecx: ok so you copied your public key stuff over to the linux server right?
[00:58] <pisecx> Veinor: no, I have created a file ~/.ssh/authorized_keys or something, opened it with nano and just inserted into it my content from public key
[00:58] <pisecx> Veinor: is it wrong?
[00:58] <Veinor> pisecx: that should work, hmm
[00:58] <pisecx> Veinor: and in putty I use private key
[00:58] <pisecx> Veinor: is that correct?
[00:58] <mneptok> pisecx: what are the permissions on .ssh and .ssh/authorized_keys ?
[00:59] <Veinor> run cat -E ~/.ssh/authorized_keys on the linux machine
[00:59] <Veinor> and tell me how many $ you see
[00:59] <pisecx> mneptok: I think default permissions for simple user
[00:59] <pisecx> Veinor: 2 ?
[01:00] <Veinor> how many public keys do you have in authorized_keys?
[01:00] <Veinor> just the one?
[01:00] <pisecx> let me show you
[01:00] <Veinor> yeah, pastebin it
[01:00] <mneptok> pisecx: chmod 700 .ssh && chmod 600 .ssh/authorized_keys
[01:00] <pisecx> Veinor: I have changed it a little http://slexy.org/view/s2euZvjkKU
[01:01] <Bigshot_> which linux distro is with the latest linux kernel?
[01:01] <Veinor> there's your problem
[01:01] <Bigshot_> stable release that is
[01:01] <bazhang> Bigshot_, of Ubuntu?
[01:01] <Veinor> open it up in nano -w
[01:01] <Bigshot_> any bazhang
[01:01] <samitheberber> Bigshot_: if you want latest, you might have to build it on yourself
[01:01] <Veinor> and delete all the newlines in the middle of you rkey
[01:01] <bazhang> Bigshot_, perhaps check distrowatch.com or ask in ##linux ; here is Ubuntu support
[01:02] <commander_> chromium is good
[01:02] <pisecx> Veinor: I don't see any newlines in the middle. or probably didn't understand you correctly
[01:03] <Veinor> pisecx: okay, run nano -w ~/.ssh/authorized_keys
[01:03] <pisecx> yep
[01:03] <Veinor> you see how the bit that goes AAAAB3 to the equals sign is on multiple lines?
[01:03] <mneptok> pisecx: is your .pub keyfile somewhere on the Ubuntu machine?
[01:03] <spursncowboys>  I downloaded and installed tvu through wine. It worked fine. Now I cannot get it to work. I uninstalled it and reinstalled it and it is doing the same thing. I will click on it from my Applications-Wine tab and it will pop up. Then it will just barely show up ( http://imagebin.ca/view/ieogS0.html). Then only thing I have done since it worked to now is try that upside-down turney ( I installed squid and apache 2 from that but I purged squid). Also whe
[01:03] <samitheberber> Bigshot_: for example with gentoo, you can emerge latest vanilla source
[01:03] <pisecx> mneptok: no
[01:04] <Veinor> mneptok: his keyfile is split up into multiple lines
[01:04] <spursncowboys> I did the alt-f2 and put in TVUPlayer and got nothing. Even the search window closed. Then I went into the terminal and typed TVUPlayer & and it did the same thing. It closed the terminal window. I opened up another terminal and did TVUPlayer & again and got this. http://pastebin.ca/1554409
[01:04] <mneptok> pisecx: it will probably be easier to use cat to get the .pub into authorized_keys
[01:04] <pisecx> Veinor: should it be one line only?
[01:04] <Veinor> pisecx: yes
[01:04] <Veinor> all the stuff from AAAAB3N to LBGGC73= should be on one line
[01:05] <verv87> ubuntu puts console fonts in /usr/share/consolefonts and they're compressed. i know i can extract them anywhere, but im going to setfont in root aswell so whats the correct place to extract terminus to?
[01:05] <RAW-mEAT> hello, have a problem with the thoughtpolice image for vmware.. they say the user is "notroot" and the password "thoughtpolice" but it says the password is wrong, does someone know the correct settings?
[01:06] <pisecx> Veinor: Server refused our key ))
[01:06] <samitheberber> Bigshot_: but is there a praticular reason to hunt the latest kernel?
[01:06] <Veinor> pisecx: hm, that should be right
[01:06] <pisecx> Veinor: what's about a putty?
[01:06] <Veinor> could you pastebin both authorized_keys and your public keyfile that putty generated somewhere
[01:06] <pisecx> Veinor: should I select some checkboxes?
[01:06] <Bigshot_> yea samitheberber for multitouch supprot
[01:06] <Bigshot_> support*
[01:07] <Veinor> (you don't have to modify them with BLABLABLA or anything; public keys can't be used to gain access to someone's computer)
[01:07] <pisecx> Veinor: http://slexy.org/view/s24xsUDKhV putty's
[01:07] <sukhdevsingh> hi
[01:07] <arand> Should /tmp have 777 permissions by default?
[01:08] <Veinor> Yes.
[01:08] <test34> arand: yes
[01:08] <pisecx> Veinor: http://slexy.org/view/s21UkI7GqE and authorized key. the key is in one line
[01:08] <vavar> how can i connect ubuntu with a motorola cable modem ? it has a usb plug also but motorola does not seem to provide drivers and it does not work if i connect it
[01:09] <arand> cheers just checking, since I've had some perm mismatches lately.
[01:09] <test34> pisecx: its on one line if you don't have word-wrap enabled
[01:09] <pisecx> test34: well, I used nano -w
[01:09] <pisecx> deleted all newlines
[01:09] <vavar> its a motorola surfboard bsc
[01:09] <Veinor> pisecx: you're missing bits from authorized_keys
[01:09] <mneptok> vavar: does it have a standard Ethernet connector?
[01:09] <samitheberber> Bigshot_: If you have already ubuntu, you could compile the latest stable by your own, but it might broke lots of things
[01:09] <test34> ok
[01:09] <pisecx> Veinor: ok, let me copy the file and cat it )
[01:09] <Veinor> no I mean
[01:09] <Veinor> part of your key is missing
[01:10] <Veinor> you need to add 6Ufq7ChTfC7nxh2iLPkqGDOGBLBGGC7E= to the end
[01:10] <Veinor> right after the Tubp1x7Q
[01:10] <Veinor> somehow that got cut off
[01:10] <mneptok> Veinor: if (s)he can copy the file locally, easier to just use cat :)
[01:10] <Veinor> true
[01:10] <vavar> mneptok: yes. that works but i wonder if the other way works also and the same time. a friend has that modem and that way we wouldn't need other networking hw
[01:10] <pisecx> Veinor: refused ))
[01:11] <Veinor> pisecx: hm
[01:11] <pisecx> Veinor: I copied the file and renamed it to autorized_keys
[01:11] <pisecx> Veinor: what's about putty checkboxes or something?
[01:11] <mneptok> pisecx: did you copy the .pub file to the Ubuntu machine?
[01:11] <mneptok> pisecx: that's not how you do it.
[01:11] <pisecx> mneptok: yes and renamed it to authorized_keys
[01:11] <Veinor> pisecx: run ls -lta .ssh and pastebin it
[01:11] <Veinor> er, ~/.ssh
[01:12] <vavar> another problem is with cups and a hp printer. it is in the list and the settings are set and all but it does not print it. what could cause that? how can i get more cups output to debug such things?
[01:12] <keith> When I open the calendar in Evolution, the tasks and memos on the right always want to be way too big. Is there a way to make them open properly or disable them?
[01:12] <pisecx> Veinor: http://slexy.org/view/s2ZoN9PlHu
[01:13] <mneptok> pisecx: mv ~/.ssh/authorized_keys ~/keyfile.pub && cat ~/keyfile.pub > .ssh/authorized_keys && chmod 700 ~/.ssh && chmod 600 ~/.ssh/authorized_keys && rm ~/keyfile.pub
[01:13] <mneptok> pisecx: then try again
[01:13] <pisecx> mneptok: Veinor http://smages.com/i/cd/06/cd068bb08166046c7e23c0927de2b7db.png is that correct?
[01:14] <Veinor> pisecx: click every box in that section, just for the hell of it :P
[01:14] <mneptok> pisecx: no idea. i don;t use PuTTY or Windows.
[01:14] <WdnSpoon> I use NetworkManager to VPN - is it possible to make it launch some other application when the VPN connection succeeds?
[01:14] <pisecx> Veinor: ok, let me try )
[01:14] <WdnSpoon> basically I like to set up a bunch of SSH tunnels whenever I VPN, so it'd be really convenient to launch my SSH connection once the VPN connects
[01:15] <starwind> hey, random question if anyone would like to try helping   D:
[01:15] <_CommandeR_> hi i need a easy to use ftp server anyone could recommend something ?
[01:15] <pisecx> Veinor: mneptok I'll try to google it..
[01:15] <sebsebseb> !ask |  starwind
[01:15] <starwind> I'd like to change the ubuntu menu icon from the default on the human clearlooks theme to that of the one from the glossy theme
[01:15] <_CommandeR_> Hi, anyone know any good gui ftp server ?
[01:16] <Veinor> starwind: gimme a sec, I think I know how to do this
[01:16] <_Joda_> _CommandeR_, lol
[01:16] <_CommandeR_> _Joda_, ?
[01:16] <bastid_raZor> !ftp > _CommandeR_
[01:20] <Veinor> starwind: blah, sorry. Try asking in #gnome though
[01:20] <starwind> alright, thanks anyway  :)
[01:21] <yomomo> hello i am brand new in ubuntu, cant someone help me setting up a shared windows printer, I go trough all the steps in the printer config but when selecting the computer, the windows closes down with no reason
[01:21] <soreau> starwind: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=533247
[01:22] <teehee> how come no matter how many times i open a port and turn off firestarter deluge always says no incomming connections
[01:22] <starwind> soreau: I saw that, thank you. Didn't help tho.  :(
[01:22] <soreau> teehee: What tells you no incoming connections
[01:22] <teehee> deluge
[01:22] <vavar> what's the correct way of enabling or disabling services? i always forget that..
[01:23] <jalonso> vavar: killall
[01:23] <jalonso> vavar: :)  jk
[01:23] <soreau> vavar: Sys>Prefs>Session or Startup Applications
[01:23] <|newbie|> Does Brasero ever burn at an insanely slow rate for anyone?
[01:23] <Veinor> vavar: /etc/init.d/whatever stop
[01:23] <Veinor> (or start, or restart)
[01:23] <arand> yomomo: What do you mean exactly with "selecting the computer", and what kind of printer is this?
[01:23] <jalonso> |newbie|: Brasero sucks, use mediaplayer instead
[01:24] <Alfredo555> or just getting them not to start at all on boot?
[01:24] <soreau> |newbie|: Or try k3b
[01:25] <teehee> soreau: deluge always says no incomming connections but when i test the port on a port checker it says the same thing
[01:25] <yomomo> arand >> selecting the computer where the printer is installed and the printer is a cheap epson
[01:25] <soreau> teehee: I'm not familiar to deluge and not sure what you're trying to do exactly
[01:25] <Alfredo555> i had exim4 and/or fetchmail running all the time for no reason
[01:26] <haitiankid4lyf> hey
[01:26] <elliottm> can anyone help me with compiling programs that use qt? it looks like a lot of the #include lines in the qt header files aren't proper paths, so a ton of stuff doesn't get included right and i get a wall of text full of errors when i try to compile
[01:27] <soreau> elliottm: What are you trying to compile and why?
[01:27] <arand> yomomo: Are you doing this through the file manager or through printer configuration?
[01:28] <haitiankid4lyf> hey i need a little help
[01:28] <haitiankid4lyf> i am unable to install and remove packages
[01:28] <haitiankid4lyf> i get this error   Package xulrunner-1.9 is not configured yet.
[01:29] <fccf> haitiankid4lyf: run sudo apt-get -f install
[01:29] <yomomo> arand >> i am doing it via printer config i go through all the steps /new printer / windows printer via SAMBA / find / I select the workgroup and the computer >> suddenly all the windows closeswith no reason
[01:30] <Greek-Boy> I have connected my HDMI monitor to ubuntu. Now how do I configure xorg.conf to display the correct 16:9 resolution?
[01:30] <spursncowboys> http://pastebin.ca/1554423 This is what I get when I try and run TVU from the terminal.
[01:30] <duckinator> How can I do internet connection sharing on Ubuntu Server 9.04 (x64)?  I have 2 NICs (1 input and 1 output)
[01:30] <fccf> Greek-Boy: What kind of video card do you have?
[01:30] <duckinator> I need to change the ip range from 10.*.*.* to 172.*.*.*
[01:30] <lucas__> hey
[01:30] <unop> !inetshare
[01:31] <Greek-Boy> fccf: lspci show this. http://pastebin.com/d21e89957
[01:31] <yomomo> arand >> I know is ridicusly easy but is craking my head up >(
[01:31] <soreau> duckinator: You need to use masqueraded
[01:31] <unop> !inetsharing | duckinator
[01:31] <Greek-Boy> fccf: I am assuming it s Intel G41 but i'm not sure. The box is a Dell Studio Slim 540s.
[01:31] <arand> yomomo: have you tried just writing in the smb://*** line?
[01:31] <elliottm> soreau: well before i was trying to compiling a whole file, but i've narrowed it down to one .cpp file with one line in it: "#include <qt4/QtGui/QWidget>"
[01:32] <fccf> spursncowboys: thats a windows program... how are you running it?
[01:32] <haitiankid4lyf> fccf i get this http://pastebin.com/m2640ed0f
[01:32] <duckinator> thanks soreau
[01:32] <kdas> hi all
[01:32] <soreau> duckinator: masquerading* http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=91370
[01:32] <arand> yomomo: Well, it might be a bad bug showing it's face, and in that case it's definitely not easy.
[01:32] <kdas> does anyone have the newest 17" macbook here/
[01:32] <soreau> elliottm: pastebin the output from the terminal starting with the first error
[01:32] <elliottm> soreau when i try to compile it, i get several errors about files/directories not being found, then afterwards several errors about things in qwidget not being defined
[01:33] <FoolishOwl> I'm concerned about Wireshark
[01:33] <fccf> haitiankid4lyf: do you have another package management program running
[01:33] <FoolishOwl> Wireshark (as root) is NOT asking for an admin password.
[01:33] <Greek-Boy> fccf: my xorg.conf is currently default. nothing has been detected... :-(
[01:33] <fccf> Greek-Boy: Jaunty?
[01:33] <yomomo> arand >> I am guessing that, thanks for all./
[01:33] <kdas> I have a macbook pro 17" latest and was wondering if someone can help me with grub2 and my wireless card?
[01:33] <Greek-Boy> fccf: yes, Jaunty
[01:33] <fccf> !intel | Greek-Boy
[01:34] <Greek-Boy> i had a look at that
[01:34] <Greek-Boy> it didn't help me
[01:34] <okubax> how can I improve the performance of my intel graphics
[01:34] <haitiankid4lyf> fccf sorry one was, i closed it and re ran the command and got this http://pastebin.com/m219cd782
[01:35] <elliottm> soreau http://pastebin.com/d4eddbbe2
[01:35] <okubax> anytime i upgrade to a new driver, my laptop keeps locking up
[01:35] <fccf> Greek-Boy: Reccommend using 8.04  Ubuntu Hardy if you want the drivers to work, ... for now karmic might throw us some suprises but yet to see personally
[01:35] <Greek-Boy> fccf: ok... thanks
[01:36] <elliottm> the #include files in the qwidget file i'm including doesn't include the "qt4/" in the beginning of the paths, and i think that's the problem, but i want to fix it the "right" way as opposed to trying to edit them in
[01:36] <soreau> elliottm: Do you have libqt4-dev installed?
[01:36] <elliottm> yes
[01:37] <fccf> haitiankid4lyf: have you run sudo apt-get update ... lets make sure you are up to date
[01:37] <soreau> elliottm: Then you need to ask the developers of the package you're trying to compile
[01:37] <haitiankid4lyf> fccf yes
[01:38] <elliottm> how do i find that?
[01:38] <bkeating_> man... how do i fix this common but hard to search for problem: http://dpaste.com/89714/
[01:38] <FoolishOwl> Is anyone familiar with Wireshark?
[01:38] <soreau> elliottm: What package is it?
[01:38] <siavas1> Hi, How can I remove this overlay :) ? "AMD Unsupported Hardware"
[01:38] <kdas> so no one knows about grub2-efi booting ???????????
[01:38] <elliottm> i assume it's libqt4-dev
[01:38] <soreau> elliottm: Oh my, why are you calling g++ directly?
[01:39] <okubax> is there a way I can get banshee to copy playlists to my Google G1 ?
[01:39] <elliottm> the issue started when i was trying to compile it in eclipse, and i started using g++ to narrow down the cause
[01:39] <soreau> elliottm: Where did you get abc.cpp?
[01:40] <siavas1> How can I remove "AMD Unsupported Hardware" overlay? its too annoying
[01:40] <arand> kdas: possibly someone in #grub might (not that it's a rather quiet channel, but when alive, rather knowlegdable as well)
[01:40] <arand> kdas: *note
[01:40] <glicks> excuse me does anyone know how many times something needs to be overwritten on a hard disk before it is truely unrecoverable by forensic analysis software?
[01:40] <kdas> arand, yea i am there and asking but they are all dead right now
[01:40] <spursncowboys> fccf: I am running it through wine
[01:40] <elliottm> soreau abc is a file that i made that has just the one line i mentioned earler -- just "#include <qt4/QtGui/QWidget>"
[01:40] <spursncowboys> http://pastebin.ca/1554423
[01:41] <soreau> elliottm: Alright, let's start over. What are you trying to compile and why?
[01:41] <ritztech> anyone know of a way to RDP to a LINUX using rdp so you can not install a thrid party tool on a windows box
[01:41] <ritztech> like linux is the terminal server in a sence
[01:41] <kdas> someone please help with my macbook pro wireless and grub
[01:41] <linxeh> ritztech: nope. :P
[01:42] <spursncowboys> fccf: when i went to alt-f2, i just typed in tvuplayer. is there a way to run it with wine?
[01:42] <fccf> spursncowboys: please head on over to our good friends @ #winehq , you'll obviously need some .dll's and other stuff that isn't standard in wine, but you can bring stuff in from another winbox
[01:42] <linxeh> ritztech: there are solutions that will deploy a webbased tool for viewing (eg sun secure global desktop) but I dont know of anything that uses RDP natively
[01:42] <ritztech> oh darn worth a shot ....
[01:42] <linxeh> ritztech: I beleive there is xrdp or something, but I dont know how good it is
[01:42] <prince> Hi
[01:43] <ritztech> haha ijust hate the ssh tunnelling with X (hate it cause i could never get the darn thing to work) :)
[01:43] <linxeh> ritztech: you could look at using VNC ?
[01:43] <ritztech> if i recall VNC was reallllly sluggish
[01:43] <theoros> suppose there is a single operating system installed on a hard disk and the disk is encrypted using full disk encryption with pre-boot authentication, with no unencrypted free space remaining. what would the complications be in creating a second partition and installing ubuntu on it, in a safe way?
[01:43] <linxeh> depends on your use / network :)
[01:43] <elliottm> i'm in an opengl class, and we're using QT for the "container". we were given four files (two .h and two .cpp) to start development from, and as far as i knew it would be as simple as loading them into eclipse and compiling
[01:43] <linxeh> ritztech: also, maybe look at NX
[01:44] <ritztech> hmmmm i was in my network it self haha i ws just on the page for NX
[01:44] <elliottm> i assume you'll want to see the four files
[01:44] <soreau> elliottm: When you compile source you should know what you're doing and why. In most cases, you need to get whatever package source from the official developers repo and use the build system to compile it. Using an IDE like Eclipse or trying to compile an individual file from the package is the wrong way
[01:44] <spursncowboys> fccf: the thing is I had this working a few days ago. Then I tried to install the Upside-down topsy turney program and now it doesnt work.
[01:44] <elliottm> i'm not trying to compile the QT source
[01:45] <linxeh> elliottm: you'd be better off using the command line and Kate or similar unless your tutor told you to use eclipse
[01:45] <linxeh> elliottm: I'm a massive Eclipse fan btw, but for beginners a complex IDE is not a good idea
[01:46] <ritztech> is it kind of like a mirror driver
[01:46] <elliottm> well i have no problem with using kate, but there's still the problem of not being able to find the header files
[01:48] <ritztech>  Dependency is not satisfiable
[01:48] <kahen> elliottm (and others), usually you need to pass a -I option to gcc to include libraries?
[01:48] <gartral> where are the error logs for compiz on Ubuntu?
[01:49] <kdas> i need an efi expert or someone who knows how to get a BCM4322 working
[01:49] <fccf>  ritztech: that's right, sometime finding an alternative program is more sutible than having to reinvent the wheel
[01:49] <LucidGuy> alright got some grub issues.  I installed ubuntu along side windows xp.  I then decided to manually remove the linux partions manually so I can install ubuntu netbook remix in the empty space.  I told the paritioner to use the largest contiguos space not realizing that it was going to remove all of my previous grub pointers .. urrg.  So can anyone point me in the right direction in recovering the XP grub entry?
[01:49] <kahen> elliottm, or in other words, gcc/g++ assumes that you know 100% what you're doing when comping stuff manually (i.e. not using a ready made configure script by autotools)
[01:49] <elliottm> the header file that i myself am including it finds just fine, but that file tries to import other header files in the library with parts of the path missing. kahen, if the solution is as simple as that then i won't mind
[01:50] <xtsuname> hi, can I get help on rhythmbox plugin here?
[01:51] <elliottm> so the -I option takes a file path? in this case, "/sur/include/qt4/"?
[01:51] <elliottm> usr
[01:51] <fccf> LucidGuy: please look here, this discribes in detail
[01:51] <fccf> http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-software-2/add-windows-xp-entry-to-grub-434986/
[01:51] <LucidGuy> fccf, thanks Ill check it out.
[01:52] <kahen> elliottm, either an absolute path or a relative path, yes. a lot of configure scripts end up with includes like "-I ../../some/dir/"
[01:52] <kosmic> i want this ubuntu box to act as an ad hoc wifi point
[01:52] <kosmic> how do i do this
[01:52] <Dreamglider> i just installed jaunty when it was done and i got to option to install grub or not it did not detect the ibex i had installed beforehand, how do i manually add jaunty to grub ?
[01:53] <xtsuname> So, anyone know how I can add rhythmweb plugin to rhythmbox?
[01:53] <elliottm> linxeh yeah, we were told to use eclipse, although he said it wasn't essential. if i wanted to have eclipse add the aforementioned -I option when it tries to compile my code, how would I do that?
[01:53] <fccf> Dreamglider: same drive different partitions same drive or 2 drives?
[01:53] <Dreamglider> fccf, single drive different partition only
[01:55] <cacey31> Hello everyone
[01:55] <cacey31> I need help booting ubuntu from a cd
[01:55] <Dreamglider> fccf:  i installed jaunty on sda2 and ibex is on sda1 > http://pastebin.com/f8590d44
[01:55] <fccf> Dreamglider: please look here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=224351
[01:55] <Dreamglider> cacey31, check your bios see if it can boot from CD
[01:56] <arand> cacey31: specify in what way it fails?
[01:56] <elliottm> kahen, that did it, thanks. now if i can get eclipse to include that automatically i'll be good
[01:56] <cacey31> i can at i set it like that
[01:56] <cacey31> i just went out and bought dvd-rs and cd-rws
[01:56] <Dreamglider> fccf, cant i just add the lines while running the installed ibex ?
[01:56] <cacey31> i think it's the way i extraced it
[01:57] <Dreamglider> fccf, into menu.lst
[01:57] <sebsebseb> !md5sum | cacey31
[01:57] <brian__> im running karmic koala gnome version i cant really tell  any differance between this and ajaunty
[01:57] <fccf> Dreamglider: first you need grub to detect the partition ... that can only be done in live mode
[01:57] <sebsebseb> brian__: it's in development so you won't notice much difference yet
[01:57] <sebsebseb> !karmic |  brian__
[01:57] <xtsuname> can anyone tell me how to make rhythmweb work with rhythmbox?
[01:58] <Dreamglider> fccf: alright thanks ill have a look at it.
[01:58] <sebsebseb> cacey31: you don't extract the ISO, you burn it's contents to CD, also you should check before burnign
[01:58] <sebsebseb> cacey31: that it's a good ISO
[01:58] <theoros> suppose there is a single operating system installed on a hard disk and the disk is encrypted using full disk encryption with pre-boot authentication, with no unencrypted free space remaining. what would the complications be in creating a second partition and installing ubuntu on it, in a safe way?
[01:59] <Greek-Boy> fccf: Surely there must be a way to my graphics work in Jaunty. It's displaying through HDMI, its just not displaying at the right resolution.
[01:59] <cacey31> okay
[01:59] <cacey31> sebsebseb: i'm a noob though so what do i do to verify the iso?
[02:00] <sebsebseb> cacey31: are you on Windows at the moment?
[02:00] <fccf> Greek-Boy: if you read what ubottu said and went to the links the fix is in there
[02:00] <Alfredo555> theoros, so shrink the encrypted partition first?
[02:00] <sebsebseb> cacey31: do what the link said that ubottu gave and will give again
[02:00] <sebsebseb> !md5sum |  cacey31
[02:01] <cacey31> okay
[02:01] <cacey31> thank you very much
[02:01] <Alfredo555> can't see a problem with that, encryption isn't tied to partition size is it?
[02:01] <theoros> Alfredo555: and the encrypted partition wouldn't "spill over" into the unencrypted one?
[02:01] <cacey31> i want to get this OS running
[02:01] <sebsebseb> cacey31: how much RAM do you have?
[02:01] <theoros> well, it's a full disk encryption, over all partitions
[02:01] <cacey31> 1GB
[02:01] <sebsebseb> cacey31: ok should work from CD then, as long as the CD has been done right
[02:02] <cacey31> okay i probably just haven't been doing it right
[02:02] <cacey31> when i install this will i get an option to wipe my hard drive?
[02:02] <Alfredo555> full disk encryption can't go from block 0 to last block can it?
[02:02] <sebsebseb> cacey31: well it's common for  newbies to  for example burn the ISO to CD rather than it's contents
[02:03] <sebsebseb> cacey31: you want to wipe the hard disk?
[02:03] <cacey31> yes
[02:03] <cacey31> all of it and just have the operating system and my drivers
[02:03] <gartral> sebsebseb: it's been 5 years since i did that accidentally
[02:03] <theoros> Alfredo555: my understanding is that's what's being done
[02:03] <sebsebseb> cacey31: yes it can be installed  on the whole hard disk,  on a dual boot
[02:03] <sebsebseb> gartral: yep something like that for me as well
[02:03] <sebsebseb> cacey31: or on a dual boot above
[02:04] <Alfredo555> how does the bios boot the os then? unless it's a data partition
[02:04] <sebsebseb> Alfredo555: the bios  will boot the hard disk, or  Live CD/DVD
[02:04] <Alfredo555> must admit, i'm not sure how it works at that level
[02:04] <sebsebseb> Alfredo555: or Live USB even
[02:05] <Alfredo555> external media is different, and won't be used at every boot
[02:05] <sebsebseb> Alfredo555: well the boot order in the BIOS :)
[02:06] <Ulises> hi all
[02:06] <fccf> Alfredo555: have you considered running a virtual machine of ubuntu in your encrypted host's OS
[02:07] <sebsebseb> !hi |  Ulises
[02:07] <Ulises> Thanks
[02:07] <sebsebseb> !thanks |  Ulises
[02:07] <sebsebseb> Ulises: ,but I triggered it so :D
[02:08] <Ulises> jjjj
[02:08] <Alfredo555> i don't have encrypted anything, it's someone else
[02:08] <Ulises> Lol
[02:08] <queso> I know this is going to sound crazy, but it seems to happen frequently enough to me that I figured I'd ask. I open my System Monitor open and get rtorrent downloading at as high a speed as my connection allows, go away for a while, come back and the screen is off (powersave) -- when I move my mouse, screen turns on, and instantly my download speed plummets.  I know it sounds wacky, but I've tested this a bunch of times now.  Any
[02:08] <queso> ideas on why moving the mouse and the screen turning on would kill my download speed?
[02:09] <cacey31> Okay when i'm using Infarecorder to mount the iso do i make the file destination the cd or a folder somewhere?
[02:09] <cacey31> there are no further instructions on the site
[02:10] <Richard_Martin> yo
[02:10] <fccf> queso: X was in standby, and used resources that it needed in a realtime way as to slow the processing of the torrent data, but only for a moment, ... perhaps try running rtorrent at a higher priority in the future
[02:10] <sebsebseb> cacey31: mount the ISO?
[02:10] <cacey31> er extract it
[02:10] <cacey31> sorry
[02:11] <sebsebseb> !ops |  elitenoob
[02:11] <elliottm> lol. not sure if that was an emergency or not
[02:12] <fccf> regardless it was taken care of, automatically
[02:12] <gartral> that looked like an elite assassination by the floodbots
[02:12] <StupidWeasel> With the USB Starup Disc Creator - do I need to do anything special to make the installation on the USB stick persistant?
[02:12] <cacey31> Okay when i'm using Infarecorder to extract the iso do i make the file destination the cd or a folder somewhere?
[02:12] <sebsebseb> eitreach: well normal userse, aren't meant to send a notice like that to the channal
[02:13] <fccf> StupidWeasel: nope ... should boot nicely on your netbook
[02:13] <sebsebseb> cacey31: you can use imgburn to burn the acstaul ISO
[02:13] <arand> cacey31: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BurningIsoHowto
[02:13] <sebsebseb> cacey31: you need a program to get the md5sum code though, the one in that bot link will do it
[02:13] <Bigshot_> 9.04 not detecting my proprietary ati radeon 3200 driver :(
[02:13] <StupidWeasel> I dont plan to use it on a netbook, plan to use it as a portable OS. Would that be just as valid fccf?
[02:13] <arand> sebsebseb: infrarecorder is the recommended one (since it's FLOSS ;)
[02:14] <puff> Evening... I'm getting a "chassis intruded" error.
[02:15] <gartral> puff: you have your case open?
[02:15] <sebsebseb> arand: well  imgburn is popular and  good, and  works
[02:15] <fccf> StupidWeasel: yes, but you'll need to boot the installer from the imgdisk and install on another piece of media, i.e. SSD or in your case Flash Memory
[02:15] <sebsebseb> arand: ok it's freeware and closedsource,  but it still works good normalley
[02:15] <Shoe> So, I have all my videos in an iPod format, how do I put them on my iPod. anyone?
[02:16] <sebsebseb> cacey31: loads of programs can burn the ISO, and there are quite a few differnet programs for getting the md5sum as well
[02:16] <fccf> Shoe: I think GTKpod can do that
[02:16] <StupidWeasel> fccf: Ahh, so using a CD to install it on the USB stick would make sense?
[02:17] <fccf> actually yes but.......
[02:17] <fccf> !usb
[02:17] <fccf> StupidWeasel: see the second link
[02:17] <arand> sebsebseb: I know, I use it myself, but it seems he already got hold of infrarecorder, and that's the one in the ubuntu wiki guide, so probably most convenient.
[02:17] <StupidWeasel> Danke *takes a peek*
[02:18] <Psi-Jack> Alrighty then.
[02:18] <AvonGenesis> Anyone know how to get Totem-Gstreamer to stream videos in firefox?
[02:18] <sebsebseb> arand: what's the most convenient program, depends on the user
[02:19] <Psi-Jack> So, curiosity has me. I have Coraline, a DVD from Netflix, and it's got 5.1 audio. But, even in Totem, when I set the audio channels to 5.1, it only plays out stereo, and I have checked and set the volumes for the Surround, Front, LFE, etc.
[02:19] <sebsebseb> cacey31: any luck?
[02:19] <gothicboy666> what up[
[02:19] <fccf> AvonGenesis: do you have totem-mozilla installed?
[02:19] <cacey31> MD5 Check sums are different
[02:20] <sebsebseb> cacey31: you sure you did for the right CD?
[02:20] <AvonGenesis> fccf: I believe I don't. The package list never listed that?
[02:20] <gothicboy666> what up you all
[02:20] <sebsebseb> cacey31: I mean they provide the md5sums for all  of the releease CD's
[02:20] <sebsebseb> !ot |  gothicboy666
[02:20] <cacey31> okay uhhhh
[02:20] <_CommandeR_> Hi, i have a question why does it take so long to stop apache2 server ?
[02:20] <AvonGenesis> fccf: Yup I had it installed from the start.
[02:21] <cacey31> sebsebseb:i have the md5sum and infarecorder
[02:21] <Psi-Jack> Anyone? Any thoughts as to how to get actual surround sound support /working/?
[02:21] <sebsebseb> cacey31: you compare it to  the md5sum on one of their pages
[02:21] <sebsebseb> cacey31: have you done that?
[02:21] <gothicboy666> hey can some one tell me how to use wine to play a windows game call cambat arm ??
[02:21] <fccf> AvonGenesis: another option is the vlc plugin
[02:21] <cacey31> sebsebseb: no
[02:21] <sebsebseb> gothicboy666: install wine, install the program, and hopefuly it works
[02:21] <cacey31> sebsebseb: where do i go for that?
[02:21] <Psi-Jack> gothicboy666, Wine-Doors and/or PlayOnLinux
[02:21] <sebsebseb> gothicboy666: if not you  may need to configure, and ask #winehq for help
[02:21] <_CommandeR_> Hi, i have a question why does it take so long to stop apache2 server ?
[02:22] <gothicboy666> it dot work for me it keep say i can use this in wine
[02:22] <sebsebseb> gothicboy666: or give up and try it in a virtual machine of Windows
[02:22] <fccf> gothicboy666: ask that question in #winehq please this is for ubuntu spacific support, and not wine
[02:22] <Psi-Jack> _CommandeR_, Because it shuts down every listening process.
[02:22] <Bigshot_> ubuntu is not detecting ati radeon 3200 card what should i do???
[02:22] <Psi-Jack> _CommandeR_, And waits, nicely, for them to finish normally to not interupt.
[02:22] <AvonGenesis> fccf: Well, my main video player installed is totem and i would like to use that for everything. Guess im picky :P
[02:22] <cacey31> sebsebseb: where do i go to compare md5sums?
[02:22] <sebsebseb> cacey31: hang on about to give you the link
[02:23] <cacey31> sebsebseb: ok thanks
[02:23] <Bigshot_> ubuntu is not detecting ati radeon 3200 card what should i do???
[02:23] <Bigshot_> ping pong..
[02:23] <fccf> AvonGenesis: there's always hulu.com
[02:23] <Psi-Jack> Bigshot_, Try not repeating every few seconds.
[02:23] <Bigshot_> ok ok :D
[02:24] <Bigshot_> itchy fingers hehe
[02:24] <sebsebseb> cacey31: http://releases.ubuntu.com/9.04/MD5SUMS
[02:24] <on0bi> mine too....but for different reasons
[02:24] <sebsebseb> cacey31: http://releases.ubuntu.com/9.04/MD5SUMS
[02:24] <dillard_> im having trouble i cant find  opera in package manger or in add remove thing and now when i update i get this error  W: GPG error: http://deb.opera.com stable Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY F9A2F76A9D1A0061
[02:24] <AvonGenesis> fccf: Well the website I want to stream video from uses the computer's video player (not sure if thats worded right). So on a windows, it would use windows media player in firefox. Plus flash kinda lags for me :P
[02:24] <sebsebseb> !info opera
[02:25] <dillard_> ok so how to get the error to go away
[02:25] <sebsebseb> !info opera-browser
[02:25] <cacey31> sebsebseb: ty
[02:25] <dillard_> so how do i get that error to go away
[02:25] <sebsebseb> dillard_: it used to be in one of the repos,  the partner one or something hmm
[02:25] <sebsebseb> dillard_: maybe still is, but you got to enable it
[02:25] <fccf> dillard_: make sure you have the correct key, or ignore it ....
[02:25] <sebsebseb> dillard_: however that Opera is  not likely to be the most up to date one anyway
[02:25] <bastid_raZor> Bigshot_: have you tried installing xserver-xorg-video-radeon driver for your card?
[02:26] <Alfredo555> ftp://ftp.opera.com/pub/opera/linux/1000/final/en/
[02:26] <Bigshot_> bastid_raZor: xorg-driver-fglrx <--- these??
[02:26] <Alfredo555> latest debs in there
[02:26] <Dreamglider-Live> Hello again, Now, how do i add jaunty to grub when im in a live session ?
[02:26] <eklof> Hi all.
[02:26] <eklof> I have a few questions regarding ip configuration of interfaces.
[02:26] <cacey31> sebsebseb: MD5 check sums are the same
[02:26] <puff> gartral: I opened the case last night to put in a video card, but as it turned out, I ended up putting the same video card back into it.
[02:26] <bastid_raZor> Bigshot_: nope, fglrx is the propietary driver and radeon is the opensource one.
[02:26] <cacey31> sebsebseb: now what do i do?
[02:27] <Bigshot_> willl it work on 3200?
[02:27] <sebsebseb> cacey31: the code is the same as the one on the page for the desktop version ah ok
[02:27] <Bigshot_> which one is better?
[02:27] <sebsebseb> cacey31: now you need to use a program that can burn  the contents of  an ISO/image to CD
[02:27] <_CommandeR_> Psi-Jack, but is there no way to make it faster, it takes 5 minutes or so for me
[02:27] <cacey31> sebsebseb: i just used a radom link from the site
[02:27] <_CommandeR_> Psi-Jack, Do you know any good app to remote control ubuntu ?
[02:27] <cacey31> sebsebseb: okay i'll so that now
[02:27] <_CommandeR_> Psi-Jack, from a linux/windows OS
[02:27] <bastid_raZor> Bigshot_: better != works ... if the fglrx driver doesn't work.. then try the alternative.
[02:27] <sebsebseb> cacey31: a random link from the site?
[02:27] <Psi-Jack> _CommandeR_, ssh
[02:27] <Psi-Jack> _CommandeR_, putty
[02:27] <cacey31> sebsebseb: from the link
[02:28] <cacey31> sebsebseb: the one you gave me
[02:28] <Bigshot_> which one should i try first bastid_raZor?>
[02:28] <eklof> I use to have network aliases for dealing with multiple ip addresses on same interface, but have nos reconfigured using ip addr add insted (seems like that is the new way) However to have this set up after reboots, where to put the config? Is there a new syntax for this in /etc/network/interfaces or should I put it somewhere else?
[02:28] <sebsebseb> cacey31: imgburn  will do your ISO for example
[02:28] <bastid_raZor> Bigshot_: have you tried the fglrx driver already?
[02:28] <_CommandeR_> Psi-Jack, but with a GUI so you can see the desktop
[02:28] <Bigshot_> nope
[02:28] <cacey31> sebsebseb: okay i'm using INfarecorder now to burn to a DVD-R
[02:28] <Bigshot_> bastid_raZor: how to remove useless driver?
[02:28] <Psi-Jack> _CommandeR_, Servers don't have "Desktops".
[02:28] <sebsebseb> cacey31: DVD R hmm that's a waste of one
[02:28] <sebsebseb> cacey31: you got no CD R's ?
[02:28] <fccf> eklof: have you looked at man interfaces?
[02:29] <_CommandeR_> mine does :)
[02:29] <Dreamglider-Live> fccf: that thread was on how to install grub, how do i add jaunty to the menu.lst
[02:29] <nostalgicBadger> Hey everyone
[02:29] <sebsebseb> cacey31: the ISO is CD sized,  so  it's a bit of a waste to burn to a DVD really
[02:29] <cacey31> sebsebseb: DVD rw sorry pressed enter on accident
[02:29] <sebsebseb> cacey31: rw hmm   I think it's also usauly better to burn to R's
[02:29] <eklof> fccf: oh god, that would perhaps do the trick :)
[02:29] <Psi-Jack> _CommandeR_, Negative. Servers do NOT have "Desktops". Canonical, nor Ubuntu people support X on servers. If it's a server, support for X is not given.
[02:30] <cacey31> sebsebseb:i don't have any Rs atm
[02:30] <bastid_raZor> Bigshot_: then try which ever you want. if you installed it with apt-get or synaptic then just remove them the same way.
[02:30] <on0bi> guess what my ubuntu desktop can support....lol
[02:30] <_CommandeR_> Psi-Jack, This is just a normal laptop that gonna run for a school project
[02:30] <AvonGenesis> fccf: Hmm, odd, gstreamer in firefox seems to be working now... thanks for your help though :D
[02:30] <Psi-Jack> _CommandeR_, Why on earth would you run a server on a laptop?
[02:30] <nostalgicBadger> Hey guys, this is going to sound like a silly question, but I haven't played with Linux in a long time... I'm trying to open a .torrent from Firefox in Deluge, but I don't know where to find Deluge
[02:30] <cacey31> sebsebseb: just bought these dvds cause i was doing everything wrong and thought maybe i needed bigger disks
[02:30] <arand> cacey31: sebsebseb: I have used RWs often, are there really that much of an advantage with Rs, hmm?
[02:31] <sebsebseb> arand: ok  well whatever works
[02:31] <nostalgicBadger> Where would be the default location for a torrent client / anything, I guess
[02:31] <sebsebseb> cacey31: sounds like you should be ok
[02:32] <_CommandeR_> Psi-Jack, its just for an website :)
[02:32] <cacey31> sebsebseb: the disk writing is complete i'm putting the cd back into my vista machine and comparing the md5sum again
[02:32] <sebsebseb> cacey31: you don't need to do that
[02:32] <cacey31> okay
[02:32] <sebsebseb> cacey31: just check the ISO before burning :) like you did,  and if the codes match good to go
[02:32] <cacey31> sebsebseb: okay
[02:32] <Psi-Jack> _CommandeR_, Well, sorry, but it's still not supported. Servers don't run X.
[02:32] <cacey31> sebsebseb: now put it in my computer and reboot?
[02:32] <Psi-Jack> _CommandeR_, Even more so, on a laptop. That's insecure as all heck.
[02:32] <sebsebseb> cacey31: you can check in Vista if you want
[02:32] <fccf> Dreamglider-Live: run this and follow directions
[02:32] <cacey31> sebsebseb: this machine has xp
[02:33] <puff> gartral: The intarwebs tell me to go into bios and disable chassis intrusion detection, but I don't see anywhere in the bios to do that.
[02:33] <cacey31> sebsebseb: the one i'm using to burn the cd has vista
[02:33] <sebsebseb> cacey31: which one is it going on?
[02:33] <cacey31> sebsebseb: the one with xp
[02:33] <sebsebseb> cacey31: ok check in  the Vista one then
[02:33] <sebsebseb> cacey31: it should  load up as a DVD with the Ubuntu stuff on it
[02:33] <GuidMorrow> how do I share files to a Windows computer
[02:33] <sebsebseb> !samba |  GuidMorrow
[02:34] <GuidMorrow> or, rather, how do I share files /and/ printers
[02:34] <cacey31> sebsebseb: okay should i boot up the one with vista as a cd drive first through the bios
[02:34] <fccf> puff: then physically bypass any intrusion detection (if any) usually a switch on the case or a couple of contacts somewhere
[02:34] <cacey31> sebsebseb: to check if it works
[02:34] <sebsebseb> !printer |  GuidMorrow
[02:34] <sebsebseb> cacey31: that sounds like a good idea
[02:34] <cacey31> sebsebseb: alright doing that
[02:34] <cacey31> sebsebseb:tyvm by the way, i was hasting for like 2 hours trying to figure this stuff out
[02:35] <Dreamglider-Live> fccf: run what ?
[02:35] <sebsebseb> cacey31: ok no problem,  and if you want some installation help,  like good programs to put on,  I can do that as well
[02:35] <fccf> Dreamglider-Live:  where it says code: xxxxxxx
[02:35] <cacey31> Dreamglider-Live: ubuntu cd
[02:35] <fccf> in a terminal please
[02:36] <puff> fccf: Hm, I'll have to open it again and try to figure it out.  Or maybe dig up the paperwork from when we bought this case a couple years ago, and check.
[02:36]  * puff is instally mytbuntu, woo-hoo!
[02:36] <Dreamglider-Live> fccf: i did install grub but jaunty in not in the menu.lst
[02:37] <fccf> Dreamglider-Live:  you'll need to specify that you have two drives ... there is a /boot/grub/menu.lst on both drives so copy from one to the other
[02:37] <puff> Hm, "A volume with software packages has been detected.  Would you like to open it with the package manager?"
[02:37] <belorix> can anyone tell me, how to lift awn off the bottom of the screen, similar to the dock used for gOS
[02:38] <cacey31> WOOT IT WORKED
[02:38] <cacey31> rebooting now
[02:38] <bastid_raZor> belorix: possibly hold alt and left click to move?
[02:38] <Dreamglider-Live> fccf: Ah ok i will check that out
[02:38] <Dreamglider-Live> fccf: i did not install grub when installing jaunty !
[02:39] <sebsebseb> Dreamglider-Live: you should have done that
[02:39] <sebsebseb> !grub | Dreamglider-Live
[02:39] <puff> That's *probably* the old jaunty install on this box.  I'm kinda leaning towards a fresh install, but then again this box doesn't have any network access.  Hm.
[02:39] <sebsebseb> Dreamglider-Live: or another boot loader such as Lilo,  or maybe you got a Grub already on there
[02:39] <sebsebseb> Dreamglider-Live: that can be edited to boot Ubuntu as well
[02:39] <GuidMorrow> ?
[02:39] <GuidMorrow> ok, where does it install samba at, I can't findit
[02:40] <arand> Dreamglider-Live: I think you will want to use the "grub-install" command in some constellation.
[02:40] <Dreamglider-Live> sebsebseb: i had grub installed beforehand, and jaunty did not detect ibex so i did not install it, i thought i could add to the ibex grub
[02:40] <sebsebseb> Dreamglider-Live: why you got ibex still on there?
[02:40] <puff> Hm, I have an 8GB USB key, where does apt keep the package files again?
[02:41] <fccf> puff: /var/cache/apt/archives
[02:41] <thiebaude> !ibex
[02:41] <wizzo50_> sebsebseb: Hi
[02:41] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: I think he knows what Ibex is
[02:41] <sebsebseb> wizzo50_: hi
[02:41] <Dreamglider-Live> sebsebseb: i want to test jaunty, i have had lots of problems getting ubuntu to work right after 7.04 so i dont want to break ibex before im sure jaunty runs.
[02:41] <x_> use live-cd?
[02:41] <sebsebseb> Dreamglider-Live: oh right well
[02:41] <dov> logging into gnome by vnc on 8.10. Can't get permisions to use sound. Any ideas?
[02:41] <sebsebseb> Dreamglider-Live: 9.04 is a bit of a bad release really, and 9.10 is out at the end of October :)
[02:42] <thiebaude> !jaunty
[02:42] <bigdavejoker> I am having problems getting an ip address for a vmware session I am running using bridge  I have been able to manually set it before with no problems
[02:42] <sebsebseb> !botabuse |  thiebaude
[02:42] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: he knows wha 8.10 and 9.04 are
[02:43] <Dreamglider-Live> sebsebseb: thats ok i want to give it a try anyways
[02:43] <wizzo50_> sebsebseb: On the Ubuntu email, how you make the images & and some pictures show up on some of the email people send you?
[02:43] <x_> make sure u do because it rocks!!!
[02:43] <sebsebseb> x_: 9.04 nah,  Karmic maybe :)
[02:43] <Dreamglider-Live> i just need to know what to add to menu.lst to boot jaunty
[02:43] <dov> logging into gnome by vnc on 8.10. Can't get permisions to use sound. Any ideas?
[02:43] <x_> eh?
[02:44] <sebsebseb> x_: 9.04 a bit of a bad release
[02:44] <thiebaude> sebsebseb: how is it going with your new install?
[02:44] <sebsebseb> x_: 9.10  is probably going to be quite good though
[02:44] <x_> well i'm liking it
[02:44] <thiebaude> yep it is
[02:44] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: new install??
[02:44] <thiebaude> 9.10
[02:45] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: ok and off topic for in here
[02:45] <x_> i'm using gnome-xchat now... sheesh i wish there's better irc client
[02:45] <sebsebseb> x_: there is :)
[02:45] <sebsebseb> x_: Konversation I quite like personalley
[02:45] <x_> been usin mirc my whole life
[02:45] <sebsebseb> x_: if your up for the command line though,  IRSSI  for example
[02:45] <sebsebseb> !irc |  x_
[02:45] <x_> well mirc works on wine though
[02:45] <sebsebseb> x_: mirc under Wine hmm
[02:46] <sebsebseb> x_: I am sure you can find a good native one that you like :)
[02:46] <sebsebseb> x_: or maybe not, but loads to choose from
[02:46] <x_> yeah, but nothing beats mirc yet
[02:46] <wizzo50_> sebsebseb: On the Ubuntu email, how you make the images & and some pictures show up on some of the email people send you?
[02:46] <sebsebseb> wizzo50_: in Thunderbird or Evolution?
[02:46] <wizzo50_> Evolution
[02:47] <sebsebseb> wizzo50_: I don't  use Evolution and haven't used Thunderbird for a long time either
[02:47] <wizzo50_> sebsebseb: I know how to make them show up in thunderbird
[02:47] <x_> if its firefox, u have the show images options though
[02:48] <wizzo50_> sebsebseb: What do you use?
[02:48] <x_> have u checked he options?
[02:48] <sebsebseb> wizzo50_: web email,  I don't use much email
[02:48] <wizzo50_> sebsebseb: oh, I see.
[02:48] <KF5CLL> #hamradio
[02:49] <foreverubuntu> I'm on karmic, is there a way to go back to jaunty?
[02:49] <sebsebseb> wizzo50_: on a load of mailing lists for  computers :)   ,but   I won't be  opening most of those emails
[02:49] <sebsebseb> !karmic |  foreverubuntu
[02:49] <dov> logging into gnome by vnc on 8.10. Can't get permisions to use sound. Any ideas?
[02:49] <sebsebseb> !downgrade |  foreverubuntu
[02:49] <dto> how do I tell Pulseaudio to output on other than the default alse audio device? i want pulseaudio output to go to hw:1,1 which is a usb audio device, but padevchooser won't show the device as an option. i know the device works because i tested it in gnome. i just can't get pulseaudio to talk to it.
[02:49] <sebsebseb> foreverubuntu: clean install is the way back
[02:49] <x_> no way man
[02:49] <x_> should have used usb or cd
[02:50] <sebsebseb> x_: what?
[02:50] <gouda> haha whooooops
[02:50] <x_> the karmic thing
[02:50] <sebsebseb> x_: What about it?
[02:50] <wizzo50_> sebsebseb: Is that 9.10 better then the last version 9.04?
[02:50] <gouda> That's why I always stick with the stable version
[02:51] <g0bl1n> CrunchBang Linux is very interesting
[02:51] <sebsebseb> wizzo50_: it will be, right now   buggey
[02:51] <kermit> is there an app that will track how much time i spend using each window?  like TimeTracker for win
[02:51] <x_> jus need to wait for abit 4 the stable
[02:51] <x_> whoa
[02:51] <_Hicham_> I have no sound on karmic alpha 5
[02:51] <sebsebseb> !karmic |  _Hicham_
[02:52] <GuidMorrow> how do I run samba after I just installed it
[02:52] <fccf> smb://
[02:52] <thiebaude> !samba | GuidMorrow
[02:52] <x_> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SettingUpSamba
[02:52] <thiebaude> hope that helps
[02:52] <brez> =o
[02:53] <dov> VNCing into gnome on a headless 8.10 box. Can't get permission for sound. Any ideas?
[02:53] <GuidMorrow> error
[02:53] <brez> I had ubuntu 8.10 installed in Virtual Box, then I upgraded to 9.04, when I start ubuntu now it gives me a "ubuntu must start in low graphics mode" any idea?
[02:53] <sebsebseb> brez: ah yes that, you can just ignore that, and what's your host OS?
[02:53] <derwin> how can I determine what package a given file belongs to?
[02:53] <fccf> brez: reinstall vbox guest additions
[02:54] <rey_> hola
[02:54] <derwin> (if I was using rpm it would be rpm -qf /file)
[02:54] <brez> windoez vista :D
[02:54] <GuidMorrow> while doing "sudo apt-get install smbfs" I got "E: Could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (11 Resource temporarily unavailable)
[02:54] <GuidMorrow> "
[02:54] <sebsebseb> brez: oh I am thinking of the 16 bit colours message,  but  sure do  what fccf said
[02:54] <Psi-Jack> Aha!
[02:54] <Psi-Jack> So it's PulseAudio causing surround sound NOT to work. GREAT!
[02:54] <fccf> GuidMorrow: do you have another package management program running?
[02:54] <rey_> hola
[02:54] <sebsebseb> brez: I hope only for testing :)
[02:54] <dov> GuidMorrow: sounds like ur system was trying to check for updates at the time
[02:54] <GuidMorrow> shutting down Synaptic
[02:54] <x_> out to test other irc client... i hope smexi is better than gnome-xchat
[02:54] <x_> chow
[02:55] <rey_> como se chatea por aqui
[02:55] <sebsebseb> brez:  for real proper Ubuntu advantages, you need to install it properly onto your hard disk with partitions
[02:55] <fccf> Psi-Jack: pulse will do that
[02:55] <brez> Can you allocate anymore HDD space to ubuntu when installed on vb?
[02:55] <sebsebseb> !dualboot |  brez
[02:55] <arand> brez: that indicates video driver mismatch, and the video drivers are provided by vboxguest-tools afaik.
[02:55] <sebsebseb> !es |  rey_
[02:55] <fccf> !es } rey_
[02:55] <te_> derwin: apt-cache showpkg package-name
[02:55] <fccf> !es
[02:55] <Psi-Jack> Yeah, why's everything revolve around PulseAudio's inadequicies? It's the worst thing I've ever used, constantly proving it's lack of worth.
[02:55] <Ulises> I need help my ubuntu doesn't initiate
[02:55] <brez> sebsebseb: I have ubuntu on a dualboot, and my laptop :D I just have it on vb also so I can access it while using windows :)
[02:55] <sarutobisensey> works right the wi-fi in ubuntu 9.04?
[02:55] <pacopil> online boxing game http://www.kobox.org/kobox-fande-Nourine.html
[02:55] <brez> without running too many machines!
[02:55] <sebsebseb> brez: ok  I see
[02:56] <dov> GuidMorrow: sounds like ur system was trying to check for updates at the time
[02:56] <sebsebseb> brez: What do you use Windows for?  you sure you can't  Wine that stuff, or run it inside Ubuntu in a virtual machine of Windows?
[02:56] <dov> VNCing into gnome on a headless 8.10 box. Can't get permission for sound. Any ideas?
[02:56] <brez> Work :)
[02:56] <fccf> sleep
[02:56] <sarutobisensey> hi, can someone helpme?
[02:56] <brez> nope, vpn, the programs etc/ a built to work on windows!
[02:56] <sebsebseb> !ask |  sarutobisensey
[02:56] <GuidMorrow> do I use CIFS or do I use smbfs
[02:56] <brez> so I have ubuntu vbox, with ssh installed ;p
[02:57] <sebsebseb> GuidMorrow: smb:// internal ip address
[02:57] <Psi-Jack> GuidMorrow, CIFS is better
[02:57] <te_> Psi-Jack: Some believe all you need is oss
[02:57] <sebsebseb> GuidMorrow: in the location bar in the file manager
[02:57] <GuidMorrow> how do I get that
[02:57] <Psi-Jack> te_, OSS is deprecated, and will always be that way with Linux. It's not worth it.
[02:57] <Psi-Jack> te_, ALSA works /just/ fine.
[02:57] <GuidMorrow> is that option included in samba
[02:57] <sarutobisensey> Ubutto mi ubuntu 8.10 is runing slow, and i can try the 9.04
[02:58] <GuidMorrow> no package for CIFS
[02:58] <Psi-Jack> GuidMorrow, CIFS is part of Samba
[02:58] <awaad> I used to find videos that I watch from youtube in the /tmp directory, but now I use ubuntu 9.04 where can I find it ?
[02:58] <dov> sarutobisensey: 9:04 is faster and shouldn't use more resources. Faster esp. if you use ext4 for the root partition
[02:59] <gartral> Psi-Jack: speak for yourself, OSS is the only thing that gives decent playback on my system
[02:59] <sebsebseb> !bot |  sarutobisensey
[02:59] <sebsebseb> sarutobisensey:  How much RAM?
[02:59] <Psi-Jack> gartral, ALSA works just fine for me. And I don't even need dmix, because I have a real sound card.
[03:00] <sarutobisensey> dov: i want to install 9.04, but i'm afraid that the Wi-FI not work in it
[03:00] <icarus> hi i am trying out a new theme and i quite frankly do not like how it repersents some of its icons in particular brazo disk burner rhythm box music player and gimp . where are the defalt icons stored so that i can change them myself
[03:00] <gartral> Psi-Jack: i have a cs46xx.. lol
[03:00] <sebsebseb> sarutobisensey: if 8.10  works good
[03:00] <sarutobisensey> sebsebseb:  512MB RAM
[03:00] <Psi-Jack> gartral, I have the last good Creative Labs sound card, a PCI 512 emu10k1, which has 32 hardware mixers, instead of just 1, like all modern ones have.
[03:01] <sebsebseb> sarutobisensey: 9.04 probably won't really be worth the upgrade from 8.10 in your case.
[03:01] <sarutobisensey> the Wi-fi works good in 8.10, but now is runing slow
[03:01] <GuidMorrow> "Then edit your /etc/fstab file (you need root privileges)" ... uh how?!
[03:01] <awaad> I used to find videos that I watch from youtube in the /tmp directory, but now I use ubuntu 9.04 where can I find it ?
[03:01] <awaad> Any one can help please ?
[03:01] <sebsebseb> sarutobisensey: espeasilly now with 9.10  out at the end of October
[03:01] <GuidMorrow> what's the command for editing /etc/fstab?
[03:01] <sebsebseb> sarutobisensey: you got 512MB RAM,  have you got a SWAP though how big is it?
[03:01] <sebsebseb> !swap |  sarutobisensey
[03:01] <te_> GuidMorrow: vim
[03:01] <kahen> GuidMorrow, there is no program for doing that. so just gksudo gedit /etc/fstab
[03:02] <dov> sarutobisensey: see if you can test the wifi support on a liveCD OR google "[your_machine_model] ubuntu 9.04 install"
[03:02] <Psi-Jack> gartral, The big problem with OSS, is it's not very defined as ALSA became. WIth OSS, you just have /dev/dspX, and with a system with many sound devices, like I have, SB512, USB Headset, USB Mic on USB Camera, etc.. it gets annoying, but with ALSA, it shows the actual device name so it can be easily identified, in everything using ALSA.
[03:02] <awaad> I used to find videos that I watch from youtube in the /tmp directory, but now I use ubuntu 9.04 where can I find it ?
[03:02] <sarutobisensey> sebsebseb:  the Wi_FI can't test in the liveCD
[03:02] <awaad> Any one can help please ?
[03:02] <istvan> hey, I seem to be having trouble starting cron on my ubuntu-server machine - help?
[03:02] <sebsebseb> sarutobisensey: sure you can
[03:03] <te_> awaad: Same place
[03:03] <burvowski> Hi, i have a keyboard shortcut set to open up a terminal window on my netbook, but it never opens in a maximized window, is there any way to set it to do that?
[03:03] <te_> istvan: Are you betting some sort of error?
[03:03] <dov> sarutobisensey: google "[your_machine_model] ubuntu 9.04 install" and see what other people have found out
[03:03] <Dan48p> hi, i have some questions about dual booting
[03:03] <awaad> te_: I don't find them there ?
[03:03] <awaad> te_ : And I don't know why
[03:03] <dov> VNCing into gnome on a headless 8.10 box. Can't get permission for sound. Any ideas?
[03:03] <istvan> te_ crond doesn't seem to be running, the command 'crond' isn't found, and 'cron' returns an error
[03:03] <kahen> awaad, it's not exactly what you're looking for, but you can also download videos directly from youtube with a simple javascript bookmark
[03:04] <Spoon> so I'm having some pretty wicked framerat issues in WoW, I am often stuck at 3-4 frames per second for no discernable reason, this same PC ran WoW much better before I installed ubuntu, upgraded the proccessor and doubled the RAM, before you ask, I am running in opengl mode on an nvidia card AND have tried the registry edit with absolutly no effectI have tried everything on the ubuntu WoW support page, as well as everything on the 
[03:04] <GuidMorrow> "//servername/sharename  /media/mountname  cifs  guest,uid=1000,iocharset=utf8,codepage=unicode,unicode  0  0" ... what do I put in for "//servername/sharename"?
[03:04] <istvan> cron says it can't lock onto /var/run/cron.pid
[03:04] <Veinor> Spoon: That's how advanced it is, it's trying to kick your WoW habit :D
[03:05] <x_> whoa
[03:05] <kahen> awaad something like this: http://ja.pastebin.ca/1356212?srch=youtube
[03:05] <x_> have i been here before?
[03:05] <Veinor> istvan: try sudo rm /var/run/cron.pid
[03:05] <awaad> kahen : I used to take them from /tmp
[03:05] <awaad> kahen : Do you know why I can't find it there now ?
[03:05] <istvan> Veinor, no such file or directory
[03:05] <GuidMorrow> Spoon: Can you even run World of Warcraft in linux?
[03:06] <Veinor> are you running it as root?
[03:06] <Veinor> copy-paste the error message you're getting.
[03:06] <samitheberber> GuidMorrow: it works with wine :)
[03:06] <Spoon> yes, it runs, just poorly
[03:06] <x_> http://www.wowwiki.com/Wine
[03:07] <Dan48p> i know i've asked this before on here but what size is ideal for partitions on a dual boot system.  my machine is brand new (320gb) and has roughly 30gb used up already
[03:07] <blue0488>  is ubuntu 9.10 going to have all the sensors for usus p6t deluxe and the i7 and nvidia 285 gtx?
[03:07] <istvan> Veinor, i did sudo su, and i can't copy and paste it, it is in a vm
[03:07] <dov> VNCing into gnome on a headless 8.10 box. Can't get permission for sound. Any ideas?
[03:07] <kahen> awaad, i just picked the first one i found via google btw. i have a working one on my desktop, but it's downstairs and i'm not really in the mood for getting out of bed at this hour
[03:07] <miguelonnnn> hi please 1 qucik question, what's the difference btween fat32, and fat32L?
[03:08] <Veinor> istvan: so what's the exact error message when you try to start cron?
[03:08] <Veinor> and does ps aux | grep cron show anything?
[03:08] <bumbblebee> i am using ubuntu on my dell inspiron 15 but the sound does not work as expected
[03:08] <bigdavejoker> how do I view/change the vmnet virtual interfaces with my regular interfaces for vmware?
[03:09] <istvan> Veinor, huh, didn't the first time, but now it does
[03:09] <istvan> let me see if it is working now
[03:09] <x_> sometimes things just get fixed by simply shutting down the pc and rebooting it again
[03:09] <dov> bumbblebee: what model was that?
[03:10] <istvan> how would I run a cron command every 10 minutes?
[03:10] <Ulises> Hi
[03:10] <Veinor> istvan: put */10 for the minutes, that'll run it every time the minute is divisible by 10
[03:10] <gartral> istvan: man cron
[03:10] <Ulises>  http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/ubuntu-63/crash-and-kernel-reinstall-719188/   need help with this
[03:10] <istvan> oh cool
[03:10] <istvan> thanks
[03:10] <GuidMorrow> heeeaaaallllpppp something messed up ... what should I put in the part where it says "//servername/sharename"?
[03:10] <^cheeky> hi, iam trying to finish this python assignment where i have to ftp to my school server and drop my script file , i was instructed to use winscp but iam in ubuntu and i tried ftping to my schools box using places= connect to server && choosing ftp(with login).. but i get an error when i try to do this, am i doing somthing wrong or is there another way to ftp ?
[03:10] <Veinor> man 5 crontab is a good read :D
[03:11] <x_> vcron?
[03:11] <te_> istvan: there are a couple of ways, depends on what the server expects / accepts.
[03:12] <Dreamglider> back
[03:12] <Ulises> hello all
[03:12] <kahen> ^cheeky, i think "connect to server" from the Places menu should do it for you. that or just scp from the commandline
[03:12] <^cheeky> kahen, hi, yeah i trid places but says could not connect to server .. :S
[03:12] <smogattack> http://forum.transmissionbt.com/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=5604
[03:13] <smogattack> what is the latest version of transmission for ubuntu 9.04 and where can i get it?
[03:13] <puff> Hm, when I click on this "install" icon, it invokes ubiquity, which just returns with no output.
[03:13] <puff> There doesn't appear to be a --verbose mode.
[03:13] <te_> ^cheeky: nmap -P 21 192.xxx.x.xx
[03:13] <x_> try synaptic package manager
[03:14] <^cheeky> te_, 21/tcp filtered ftp
[03:14] <puff> x_: Was that to me?
[03:14] <kahen> ^cheeky, some quick googling gives http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=182688
[03:14] <x_> nope, o smogattack
[03:15] <smogattack> x_, what?
[03:15] <te_> ^cheeky: Then you have been given wrong instructions, or you do not understand the instructions.
[03:15] <x_> i have transmission listed in my synaptic package manaer
[03:15] <kahen> ^cheeky, or http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=secpanel
[03:15] <x_> *manager
[03:15] <te_> What were you to do? ftp or scp or?
[03:15] <te_> ^cheeky: nmap -P 22 192.xxx.x.xx
[03:15] <^cheeky> kahen, i have sshed into it and dropped this file an all but he wants me to do this specifically ftping .. kinda tarded .. so i need to use wins
[03:16] <smogattack> what is the latest version of transmission for ubuntu 9.04 and where can i get it?
[03:16] <x_> smogattack: i found transmission in synaptic package manager, u can install from it
[03:16] <te_> ^cheeky: telnet 192.xxx.x.x 22
[03:16] <Alfredo555> smogattack, you've already posted the url with the apt sources
[03:16] <on0bi> smog, use the packet manager
[03:17] <smogattack> Alfredo555, x_ , I want to install this: http://www.getdeb.net/release/4715
[03:17] <^cheeky> te
[03:17] <x_> just download and double click?
[03:18] <smogattack> I'm using ubuntu x_
[03:18] <x_> smogattack: u know how to use synaptic package manager?
[03:18] <Alfredo555> smogattack, so download both packages, install common first then gtk
[03:18] <smogattack> x_, yes, that doesn't give me the latest version
[03:18] <AvonGenesis> How do I get Veoh to work on ubuntu?
[03:18] <x_> i see
[03:18] <smogattack> Alfredo555, isn't there a PPA way?
[03:19] <x_> then just as Alfredo555 sez
[03:19] <Alfredo555> smogattack, the ppa is in the url you posted (http://forum.transmissionbt.com/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=5604)
[03:19] <x_> hehe
[03:19] <x_> deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/transmissionbt/ubuntu hardy main
[03:19] <x_> deb-src http://ppa.launchpad.net/transmissionbt/ubuntu hardy main
[03:20] <x_> change to jaunty?
[03:20] <TIctoon> hi people
[03:20] <Alfredo555> if you're desperate, browse thru the ppa to find the correct .deb
[03:21] <TIctoon> sorry to bother you guys, when I run "exportvideo -Y 2 (./Xmen3.mpg " | mpeg2enc -f 8 XMEN3.mpg")" I get the error: bash: syntax error near unexpected token `('
[03:21] <x_> ngee
[03:21] <TIctoon> can someone help me debug and fix thise?
[03:21] <smogattack> Alfredo555, should I get nightly or beta builds?
[03:21] <x_> wow , opera 10 works well in Ubuntu
[03:21] <x_> nice
[03:21] <Nafai> I'm trying out Karmic on a machine and I'm having wireless issues, it looks like either my driver or wpasupplicant.  Any hints on how to track down what's going on?
[03:21] <Veinor> TIctoon: What're you trying to do?
[03:21] <Alfredo555> opera gt4 ftw :)
[03:22] <sebsebseb> !karmic |  Nafai
[03:22] <Alfredo555> qt4 even
[03:22] <Nafai> Thanks, I figured there would be another channel for that.
[03:22] <x_> ah
[03:22] <pepperphd> google has failed me. is directly editing the .desktop files the only way to edit xfce menus, or is there a utility somewhere?
[03:22] <chandru> hi everyone.. i need a help.. how to do voice chat in ubuntu using gmail accoung
[03:23] <chandru> wat softwate can be used for this
[03:23] <chandru> kindly help
[03:23] <Alfredo555> smogattack, you need to check with the tracker sites you use - maybe they don't allow non-stable versions of transmission
[03:24] <CPLWeeks> Greetings, I just installed Ubuntu server v9.04 on a personal machine. I'm sure I've jumped into the deep end of the pool as I'm a Linux beginner. Upon reboot, I came face to face with the grub loader, and I'm not entirely sure how to proceed. I know I need to specify the kernel location, but I don't know what it is. I kept all of the defaults during installation. Can anyone direct me to...
[03:24] <CPLWeeks> ...what the default kernel location, and syntax to identify it is? Thanks!
[03:24] <nightbreez> anyone know how i can get my wireless card usb card to work??
[03:24] <x_> chandru: try gizmo5.com
[03:25] <nightbreez> ty
[03:25] <smogattack> Alfredo555, it's for getting legal downloads
[03:26] <Alfredo555> that's your own business not mine, smogattack
[03:26] <TIctoon> Veinor: I'm trying to author a dvd, and I need to convert the two chapters to a format for dvdauthor
[03:26] <sebsebseb> !8.04 |  CPLWeeks
[03:26] <sebsebseb> CPLWeeks: 8.04 is recommended for proper servers
[03:26] <sebsebseb> CPLWeeks: and you can  also  run  9.04  desktop  for servers
[03:26] <Alfredo555> just check with private trackers (if you use any) because they are more strict on client versions
[03:26] <x_> eh
[03:26] <nightbreez> uh gizmo5 is some kind of cell phone service on the internet
[03:27] <CPLWeeks> Ah, I see. I was using this walkthrough: http://www.howtoforge.com/perfect-server-ubuntu-9.04-ispconfig-2
[03:27] <x_> is it
[03:27] <x_> lol soz
[03:27] <nightbreez> it ok
[03:27] <smogattack> Alfredo555, does ubuntu downloads allow beta versions?
[03:27] <nightbreez> got anything else for wireless cards?
[03:27] <CPLWeeks> sebsebseb & ubotto, thanks for the advice.
[03:28] <Alfredo555> smogattack, yes those trackers probably do allow any version of any bittorrent client
[03:28] <sebsebseb> CPLWeeks: no problem
[03:28] <sebsebseb> !thanks |  CPLWeeks
[03:28] <x_> http://gizmo5.com/pc/products/features/multi-network-chats/ <-- iwas looking at this
[03:28] <Spoon> so I'm having some pretty wicked framerat issues in WoW, I am often stuck at 3-4 frames per second for no discernable reason, this same PC ran WoW much better before I installed ubuntu, upgraded the proccessor and doubled the RAM, before you ask, I am running in opengl mode on an nvidia card AND have tried the registry edit with absolutly no effect, I am running two monitors on the same Geforce4 440 MX, but this was also the case w
[03:28] <CPLWeeks> I shall. :-)
[03:29] <kahen> TIctoon, what package provides exportvideo? kinda hard to answer questions when you can't find out what the syntax of that program's commandline is
[03:29] <TIctoon> nevermind, I did some research, that tool only uses nuv format
[03:29] <kahen> TIctoon, oh. mythtv
[03:29] <nightbreez> um spoon
[03:30] <nightbreez> i got a nice little webpage for you to look at
[03:30] <Spoon> yes?
[03:31] <nightbreez> here look at this page it helped me a lot with wow
[03:31] <nightbreez> http://wiki.kaspersandberg.com/doku.php?id=howtos:wine:worldofwarcraft
[03:31] <Spoon> Already tryed all of that
[03:32] <Spoon> I am not just asking here first
[03:32] <nightbreez> oh lol
[03:32] <Psi-Jack> Oi.
[03:32] <Psi-Jack> Really hating pulseaudio right now. heh
[03:33] <Spoon> I have searched quite a bit mostly through google, and have come up mostly empty handed
[03:33] <kain> hi all, i was wondering if someone knew how to fix this bug, i fixed it on my pc a while ago and don't remember how :  trying to use touchpad in System-Preferences but i get the error : GSynaptics couldn't initialize. You have to set 'SHMConfig' 'true' in xorg.conf or XF86Config to use GSynaptics
[03:33] <retq> if I reinstall ubuntu
[03:33] <nightbreez> well it was worth a shot i followed  that exactly and my wow worked perfectly
[03:33] <retq> on the same machine
[03:33] <retq> can I use my /var/cache/apt/archives
[03:33] <retq> instead of redownloading *
[03:34] <retq> or would it fuck up my apt?
[03:34] <ctmjr> aptoncd | retq
[03:34] <Psi-Jack> retq, Watch your language young man!
[03:34] <Dr_Willis> kain:  i recall seeing the answer for that befor.. - some hal/fdi file  one had to edit.
[03:35] <nightbreez> i need help with using a wireless usb card
[03:35] <ctmjr> !aptoncd | retq
[03:35] <kain> ya but i don't remember :S
[03:35] <retq> Psi-Jack: are you capable of helping?
[03:35] <x_> lol talking to bot
[03:35] <Psi-Jack> retq, Rules state, foul language here is not acceptable.
[03:35] <Dr_Willis> kain:  ive seen it on the forums  befor I thinkis earched for 'SCHMConfig hal' or fdi
[03:35] <retq> ctmjr: dude, I already have my /var/cache/apt/archives on an external hdd
[03:35] <Dr_Willis> kain:  let me check my bookmarks
[03:36] <retq> ctmjr: I just wonder if I can copy it to my current install
[03:36] <GuidMorrow> no luck setting up Samba there, I'm installing SWAT
[03:36] <retq> Psi-Jack: Are you an ubuntu dev/member?
[03:36] <retq> Or a channel operator?
[03:36] <Psi-Jack> retq, Do I have to be to tell you to stop using foul language?
[03:36] <GuidMorrow> is it easier setting up Samba using SWAT than entering commands in a terminal
[03:36] <kain> dr_willis: i thought i had it in my bookmarks, but i couldn't find it :S
[03:37] <retq> Psi-Jack: I'm asking you a question, why are you answering it with a question?
[03:37] <blue0488> I have a i7 cpu and all the other stuff for a 64bit pc but I was wondering if I should go with a 32 still or should I go with a 64bit and if anyone has had problems with the 64 bit os
[03:37] <Dr_Willis> kain:  if i got it  its in this list -> http://delicious.com/dr_willis/ubuntu
[03:37] <Psi-Jack> !ops @ retq for foul language
[03:37] <retq> ctmjr: here?
[03:37] <x_> dang
[03:37] <munk> is there a way to get grep to search subdirectories?
[03:37] <retq> Psi-Jack, I guess you speak to bots.
[03:37] <retq> + too.
[03:38] <kain> i think i found it
[03:38] <retq> can I just copy over my /var/cache/apt/archive/ if I reinstall over the same sys instead of redownloading  archives I already have?
[03:38] <retq> I have it all on my external
[03:38] <retq> I just don't want to screw my repos  up
[03:38] <retq> better Psi-Jack
[03:38] <retq> are you less offended, sir?
[03:38] <x_> i think its ok
[03:38] <Dr_Willis> retq:  that dir can get autocleaned at times also. so what yoyu have in it now may not be all  that you have installed.
[03:38] <retq> want a cracker?
[03:38] <x_> jus add it up?
[03:39] <Dr_Willis> retq:  there are some 'apt-cacher' tools that can set up one machine to 'cache' all the downloaded ackages for the whole network/lan - that can make things easier also
[03:39] <retq> Dr_Willis, It's the same machine, I formatted the old install of 9.04 and reinstalled
[03:39] <retq> Dr_Willis, I backed it up on my external
[03:40] <retq> Dr_Willis, I'm not sure how best you expect me to tackle this, recommendations?
[03:40] <Dr_Willis> the archive is just  going to have  the most recent downloads I imagine. not EVERYTHING
[03:40] <retq> I don't have another ubuntu/linux machine
[03:40] <Dr_Willis> ive copied files over to/from  apt/archive befor to save some time.
[03:40] <retq> Is it a safe thing to do ...
[03:40] <retq> Copy the archive over to the new install
[03:40] <Dr_Willis> should be safe. if a newer version existw.. it will get downloaded.
[03:41] <retq> cool
[03:41] <retq> nice, really good news.
[03:41] <Alfredo555> yeah, it's only the stuff you've downloaded and not deleted yet
[03:41] <x_> agreed
[03:42] <GuidMorrow> I would want to set up Samba using SWAT, but hell, I don't know what my computer's name is!
[03:42] <x_> aha
[03:43] <donavan_> anyone know why I am just getting static through my speakers?  it was working rebooted and now I just get static everytime a sound plays
[03:44] <TheEvilOne> hey was wondering if anyone knows how to install BlueJ in Ubuntu
[03:44] <gwildor> donavan_, is mute on ?... i get that when muted.
[03:44] <blue0488> should I go with 32 bit ubuntu or 64 bit I can run 64 bit but is it really worth it?
[03:44] <Nafai> blue0488: How much memory do you have?
[03:44] <Nafai> blue0488: And do you have a 64-bit capable machine, should probably be the first question.
[03:45] <donavan_> gwildor ... not accoring to my little volume icon
[03:45] <ctmjr> GuidMorrow: try cat /etc/hostname
 : try this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=119694
[03:46] <blue0488> 4gb and yeah I have a 64-bit capable machine but is it really worth it to go to 64-bit
[03:46] <TheEvilOne> thanks
[03:46] <Psi-Jack> blue0488, Yes.
[03:46] <Psi-Jack> blue0488, Because then you can run software both 64bit native, and 32bit native. Instead of just 32bit native.
[03:46] <Nafai> blue0488: You can't see all 4gb without the 64-bit.  I've had a few little problems here and there, mostly related to proprietary stuff that isn't 64-bit
[03:46] <Nafai> But I think overall it has worked well for me
[03:47] <Psi-Jack> Nafai, Memory has only a bit to do with 64-bit support.
[03:47] <blue0488> is there any problems with the 64-bit ubuntu?
[03:47] <Nafai> Psi-Jack: Sure, but at least for me that was the main motivating factor
[03:48] <Psi-Jack> Nafai, 32-bit supports 32gb RAM
[03:49] <Psi-Jack> Nafai, The only difference, is 64bit supports lots more than that, and can allocate more than 4gb memory to any given program needing it.
[03:49] <Psi-Jack> Nafai, So. How is memory a deciding factor?
[03:49] <Spoon> so I'm having some pretty wicked framerat issues in WoW, I am often stuck at 3-4 frames per second for no discernable reason, this same PC ran WoW much better before I installed ubuntu, upgraded the proccessor and doubled the RAM, before you ask, I am running in opengl mode on an nvidia card AND have tried the registry edit with absolutly no effect, I am running two monitors on the same Geforce4 440 MX, but this was also the case w
[03:50] <Psi-Jack> Spoon, Try #winehq
[03:50] <Nafai> Okay, I stand corrected and misunderstood
[03:50] <Spoon> thanks, I will
[03:52] <yellowrooster> where is the pidgin program located on my ubuntu comp?
[03:53] <Psi-Jack> which pidgin
[03:53] <yellowrooster> Psi-Jack: the irc program.
[03:53] <yellowrooster> the chat program
[03:53] <Psi-Jack> yellowrooster, It's not an IRC program. Type which pidgin in a terminal.
[03:53] <MK-ubuntu> yellowrooster, programs -> internet
[03:53] <x_> application > internet ?
[03:53] <Dan48p> hi, how big does a vista partition need to be on a dual boot machine?  assuming future installation of win 7?  this will be dual boot with ubuntu
[03:53] <yellowrooster> Psi-Jack: thanks
[03:54] <x_> pidgin does support irc
[03:54] <yellowrooster> MK-ubuntu:
[03:54] <blue0488> the hole reason I ask if I should have 32-bit or 64-bit is there are a couple of programs in ubuntu that I can't get to work  like the virtualbox and the lm-sensor in the terminal
[03:54] <yellowrooster> x_: it does, doesn't it.
[03:54] <sebsebseb> Dan48p: 60GB is probably a good size, and dual booting Windows :(
[03:54] <yellowrooster> i'm chatting to all of you know in #ubuntu via pidgin.
[03:54] <x_> lol
[03:54] <MK-ubuntu> yellowrooster, do sudo aptitude install pidgin
[03:54] <sebsebseb> Dan48p: virtual maching on the other hand :D
[03:54] <yellowrooster> MK-ubuntu: i don't need to do that, since i already have it installed.
[03:55] <MK-ubuntu> and also do < sudo aptitude search pidgin-* >
[03:55] <Psi-Jack> blue0488, 32bit software works generally just fine under 64bit, through 32bit libraries.
[03:55] <x_> i'm on irssi. the less crappy irc client than xchat
[03:55] <MK-ubuntu> to install additional things
[03:55] <yellowrooster> MK-ubuntu: "which pidgin" is simpler.
[03:55] <fez> hey
[03:55] <sebsebseb> x_: same for Konversation :)
[03:55] <Psi-Jack> MK-ubuntu, Inaccurate.
[03:55] <sebsebseb> x_: to be fair though Xchat is ok
[03:55] <fez> why does ubuntu set yourhostname 127.0.1.1 in /etc/hosts
[03:55] <Dan48p> sebastien, this not be in a vitrual box, just separate partitions for installation on the hard disc.  do i need that much for applications or can i install win apps on the main data partition
[03:55] <Psi-Jack> MK-ubuntu, aptitude searches repositories, NOT where the actual already installed binary is.
[03:55] <blue0488> I am just asking if any one has any trouble with the sensors in 64-bit
[03:56] <x_> lol
[03:56] <Dan48p> sebastien, sorry wrong name to red too
[03:56] <sebsebseb> Dan48p: what I am getting at here is,  you may not need it on dual boot in the first place :)
[03:56] <lstarnes> fez: because it needs to know that that hostname points to you
[03:56] <sebsebseb> Dan48p: Which Windows programs do you want to run?  How much RAM do you have?
[03:57] <MK-ubuntu> Psi-Jack, i kno.. i wanted him to install additional plugins
[03:57] <sebsebseb> Dan48p: and yes  Windows  and  Windows programs tend to take up quite a bit of space
[03:57] <Psi-Jack> MK-ubuntu, He didn't ask for that. Why are you doing that?
[03:57] <MK-ubuntu> if i wanted to see if if is installed i would have told him to do < dpkg -L pidgin >
[03:57] <sebsebseb> Dan48p: some may even think 60GB is to little for Windows,  because of apps they  are going to run
[03:57] <MK-ubuntu> or < whereis pidgin >
[03:57] <Rollioz> join #dumaguete
[03:58] <Psi-Jack> Rollioz, No
[03:58] <sebsebseb> Dan48p: that's  a beautey of most Linux distributions right there,  the OS and  a lot of programs, won't take up that much space at all
[03:58] <Dan48p> sebsebseb, probably not many windows apps
[03:58] <Rollioz> sorry wrong input..
[03:58] <sebsebseb> Dan48p: which apps?  maybe you can  Wine them :)
[03:58] <sebsebseb> Dan48p: and have them working really well in Wine, or find alternatives
[03:58] <x_> wont take much space cause most 'big' games wont run.. lol just kidding
[03:58] <Dan48p> sebsebseb, this is on a laptop, i just want to leave windows on primarily to try out win 7 when i get my free upgrade
[03:58] <sebsebseb> Dan48p: and if it's not  3D  stuff, well  Windows virtual machine should work
[03:59] <sebsebseb> Dan48p: oh you  bought one in  July or August this year, and so will get a free upgrade, that's what you mean?
[03:59] <Dan48p> sebsebseb, i guess i should be more specific... this will run very few programs in windows.  yes i just bought it so i want to try win 7 whenever i get the cd in the mail.
[03:59] <Richard_Martin> sup
[03:59] <sebsebseb> Dan48p: with enough RAM, you can virtual machine Windows 7,  well  depending on what kind of  DVD they give you
[04:00] <Dan48p> sebsebseb, however, i have ubuntu on one of my desktops and would rather use that primarily.  this laptop has 4gb of ddr3, but only a 1.3 ghz core 2 solo
[04:00] <sebsebseb> Dan48p: also it's just Vista  version 2 basicalley, so not that great over all
[04:00] <sebsebseb> !dualboot |  Dan48p
[04:01] <Dan48p> sebsebseb, i have a amd64 flash boot disk made up will that work properly on an intel cpu?
[04:01] <sebsebseb> Dan48p: yep that's more than enough RAM to virtual machine it :)
[04:01] <x_> well i heard they develop the windows from scratch again
[04:01] <anao> hello@all know anyone the solution for the bug icewm hangs on logout with pcmanfm as desktop-manager?
[04:01] <sebsebseb> x_: no it's rather similar to Vista
[04:01] <x_> in the ouside maybe
[04:02] <sebsebseb> x_: just better eye candy and things like that
[04:02] <x_> dang i have bad grammer
[04:02] <sebsebseb> x_: enough  fools will upgrade to it from XP,  rather than going to an OS that  is properly decant,   Ubuntu,  Mac OS X, etc,  anyway
[04:02] <sebsebseb> !ot
[04:02] <mytest2323423> hi
[04:02] <Dan48p> sebsebseb, basically my laptop is sitting at the "shrink partition" screen waiting for me to figure out what i'm doing.  i do have a 14gb partition that says EISA config but dunno what that means
[04:03] <x_> windows xp is legendary
[04:03] <Psi-Jack> Okay, so, mplayer in ubuntu 9.04 is old. Where can I find backports for it, or alternative repos for it?
[04:03] <x_> lol
[04:03] <sebsebseb> x_: and for Windows pretty good really,   you should check out #ubuntu-offtopic
[04:03] <x_> u guys use songbird? it rocks!!!
[04:04] <maco> !u
[04:04] <Nafai> Psi-Jack: Here's a few options: http://ppa-search.appspot.com/search?search_key_word=mplayer
[04:04] <sebsebseb> maco: oh there's a factoid for that even :D
[04:04] <maco> sebsebseb: aye, that there is
[04:05] <x_> ehhh
[04:05] <Psi-Jack> Nafai, Hmmm. ppa doesn't look very sane.
[04:05] <Nafai> Sure some of them might not
[04:05] <Nafai> Have you checked mediabuntu?
[04:05] <mytest2323423> hi
[04:06] <x_> hmmm
[04:06] <Psi-Jack> Nafai, Hmm, actually, no I hadn't. Good idea.
[04:06] <sebsebseb> Dan48p: you should let Vista resize itself, or dataloss can happan
[04:06] <Dan48p> well my machine says i can only shrink the vista partition down to 142k bytes.  anyone know of a solution for this
[04:07] <Nafai> Dan48p: Are you trying to get rid of it?
[04:07] <Dan48p> sebastien, 142000 mb's i mean
[04:07] <Nafai> Oh :)
[04:07] <Nafai> Makes more sense now
[04:07] <sebsebseb> Nafai: no he wants to dual boot
[04:07] <sebsebseb> Nafai: since he will get a free upgrade to  Vista version 2 (Windows 7)
[04:08] <Dan48p> yea, trying to shrink.... i was thinking maybe 30gb but 142 is overkill
[04:08] <Nafai> True
[04:08] <sebsebseb> Dan48p: boot up Vista, and use it's tool to resize it's own partition
[04:08] <Nafai> Yeah, probably a good idea
[04:08] <Nafai> It might need defragged or something
[04:08] <Dan48p> how do i do that?  i'm in vista now under 'computer management'
[04:08] <sebsebseb> Dan48p: yes that's what I meant
[04:08] <sebsebseb> Dan48p: and if you don't put in  a size,  I think it will go as small as it will go
[04:08] <Dan48p> i also just defragged with the vista tool about 10 mins ago
[04:09] <sebsebseb> Dan48p: also Vista likes to take up a lot of space
[04:09] <lanzelloth> what're .run files for?
[04:09] <Psi-Jack> lanzelloth, To run
[04:09] <x_> :D
[04:10] <The_Bridge> helloh
[04:10] <Dan48p> sebsebseb, 142gb is about half of the current ntfs partition.  is this a normal minimum shrink size or would i have to use another tool to do this with?
[04:10] <LucidGuy> any recommendations on a tool that can write a bootable ISO to usb flash drive?
[04:10] <sebsebseb> Dan48p: yep it does stuff like that
[04:10] <lanzelloth> I'm downloading the ati driver from amd.com for my ati x1400 and it comes in a .run
[04:10] <sebsebseb> Dan48p: you try and make it small, but then you still end up with a massive partition
[04:10] <Psi-Jack> lanzelloth, Yeah, Follow the directions at AMD's website.
[04:10] <sebsebseb> Dan48p: maybe you can shrink it even more with the command line tool or something,  anyway better to ask in ##windows
[04:10] <Psi-Jack> lanzelloth, And RUN the program.
[04:11] <Dan48p> probably a good idea, i'm sure i will be back on here later once i get around to the linux part.
[04:11] <GuidMorrow> where do I find my computer name (the name to put instead of /localhost/?
[04:11] <Psi-Jack> GuidMorrow, type, hostname
[04:11] <sebsebseb> Dan48p: ok
[04:11] <GuidMorrow> ?
[04:11] <lanzelloth> Psi-Jack, this is probably newer than the one in ubuntu repos?
[04:12] <Psi-Jack> lanzelloth, Definately likely. Not always recommended, however.
[04:12] <lanzelloth> Psi-Jack, because it hasn't been extensively tested by the ubuntu community?
[04:14] <Psi-Jack> lanzelloth, That too.
[04:14] <Simna> อ่ะ
[04:14] <Simna> ใช้ได้แล้ว
[04:14] <FloodBot1> Simna: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:14] <LucidGuy> really? .. nobody knows of a tool to write an ISO bootable image to a USB drive?
[04:15] <Simna> มีใครอยูไหมครับ
[04:15] <KB1JWQ> Simna: English, please.
[04:15] <Simna> Okey
[04:15] <mord> LucidGuy: usb-creator
[04:15] <Simna> I an't speak English
[04:15] <Psi-Jack> Simna, That language is not supported here. What language do you speak?
[04:15] <Simna> *i can't speak English
[04:15] <x_> thai
[04:15] <miguelonnnn> yeah lucidguy sry
[04:15] <gartral> Simna: what do you speak?
[04:15] <miguelonnnn> i was off
[04:15] <miguelonnnn> listen whatya want?
[04:15] <MK-ubuntu> Simna, what language?
[04:15] <LucidGuy> mord, ITs not a ISO of ubuntu
[04:15] <Simna> Thai
[04:16] <Simna> I'am Thai
[04:16] <MK-ubuntu> !thai
[04:16] <Psi-Jack> !th | Simna
[04:16] <GuidMorrow> !th | Simna
[04:16] <Simna> Thanks
[04:16] <miguelonnnn> lucid
[04:16] <GuidMorrow> someone beat me to it
[04:16] <Psi-Jack> GuidMorrow, Yeah, me
[04:16] <miguelonnnn> just dump the iso to the usb
[04:16] <LucidGuy> miguelonnnn,  sry?
[04:16] <miguelonnnn> and then make it bootable with grub or syslinux
[04:16] <bucky> !beer GuidMorrow
[04:16] <miguelonnnn> it's that easy
[04:16] <GuidMorrow> lolZ
[04:16] <bucky> !cookie GuidMorrow
[04:16] <miguelonnnn> i mean, the iso contents
[04:17] <miguelonnnn> not actually the iso file
[04:17] <miguelonnnn> youll need to mount it first
[04:17] <LucidGuy> miguelonnnn, dump?
[04:17] <miguelonnnn> yeah, dump all the iso contents to the usb
[04:17] <The_Bridge> LucidGuy
[04:17] <miguelonnnn> hidden files included
[04:17] <lanzelloth> how do I check which xorg version I'm running
[04:17] <LucidGuy> The_Bridge, yes
[04:17] <The_Bridge> LucidGuy : u dont need any tool,just use live cd
[04:17] <The_Bridge> if u have one
[04:17] <miguelonnnn> cp -r /mounted/iso/directory/ will do it
[04:18] <m0r0n> Anyone know why when I went to install Ubuntu 64bit I got a screen of flashing colours
[04:18] <LucidGuy> The_Bridge,  its not an ISO of ubuntu.
[04:18] <miguelonnnn> ensure you type a trailing slash, or you'll copy the directory itself which is not correct
[04:18] <The_Bridge> oh,im sorry
[04:18] <LucidGuy> miguelonnnn, I highly doubt its going to copy the boot up iformation etc.
[04:18] <miguelonnnn> you don't need it
[04:19] <LucidGuy> the ISO im trying to write to USB is a toshiba boot dvd.
[04:19] <miguelonnnn> you just copy the files into the usb and then make it bootable with grub or syslinux or any other bootstrap tool
[04:19] <totti> hey guys i got a question, does ubuntu automatically install drivers?
[04:19] <snowman> totti, drivers for what?
[04:19] <m0r0n> totti: I'm pretty sure yes, having trouble with something?
[04:19] <x_> except the proprietary ones, yes?
[04:20] <nostalgicBadger> Hey, does anyone know how to disable that three column interface dealy in the Netbook Remix? i'm pretty tired of seeing it in the background.
[04:20] <gartral> totti: depending on what dvices, in most cases the drivers i the kernal work just fine
[04:20] <totti> just wanted to know, because i'm using an hp mini, an youtube seemed to go faster in windows xp...
[04:20] <isaias291> alguem de fortaleza CE
[04:21] <LucidGuy> miguelonnnn, hmm .. I think you are making it sound easier then it is.
[04:21] <NuUser> hi everyone
[04:21] <miguelonnnn> i'm investigating lucid
[04:21] <miguelonnnn> but i think it's that easy
[04:21] <kryptos> net.net
[04:21] <NuUser> you can guess buy my name that im new
[04:21] <NuUser> lol
[04:22] <NuUser> well i have a very interstting question
[04:22] <sebsebseb> !ask |  NuUser
[04:22] <dr3mro> smoothwall is a linux based router that has no X server just bash ... its great but i need to add rtorrent and wtorrent to protect my network . my q? is how to add a startup rtorrent in linux without x i mean to make r torrent and webbased interface wtorrent autostart ??
[04:22] <x_> ehhh
[04:23] <NuUser> ok thanks for the note ubotu
[04:23] <sebsebseb> !thanks |  NuUser
[04:23] <x_> :D
[04:23] <The_Bridge> :)
[04:24] <NuUser> really
[04:24] <sebsebseb> x_: your commenting on nearly everything I am doing now hmm
[04:24] <LucidGuy> I just wish the usb-creator tool was not a bitch and would let you write any ISO to dvd.
[04:24] <sebsebseb> x_: in here
[04:24] <dr3mro> ubottu, hi how are you doing bot ?
[04:24] <GuidMorrow> I can't run SWAT, it's giving me "unable to connect" messages, what did I do wrong?
[04:24] <x_> cause i'm enoying i
[04:24] <x_> cause i'm enoying it
[04:24] <LucidGuy> Or maybe I can convert iso to img and use the imgcreator tool
[04:24] <maco> !language | LucidGuy
[04:24] <x_> dem keyboard
[04:24] <maco> LucidGuy: if you wanna burn to a DVD, then use a burning app, not a USB app
[04:24] <x_> brasero
[04:24] <gartral> LucidGuy: unetbootin?
[04:24] <sebsebseb> x_: this channal isn't really for having loads of fun,  or   chatting about loads of stuff,  i'll suggest it again #ubuntu-offtopic   altough that channal isn't amazing
[04:25] <maco> example: brasero (included in ubuntu), k3b (included in kubuntu), gnomebaker
[04:25] <The_Bridge> :)
[04:25] <snowman> does ubuntu have any good dvd players, totem and mplayer dont can play them, but dont work all that well...... is it to do with some obscure propriety licence thingy?
[04:25] <x_> owh man
[04:25] <The_Bridge> snowman : try vlc
[04:25] <arvind_khadri> !dvd | snowman
[04:25] <LucidGuy> My issue is a have a netbook that I want to resotre to factory with the bootable DVDs provided.  But I dont have an external usb/dvd player.  So trying to get these boot dvds to a usb stick.
[04:25] <LucidGuy> snowman, try VLC
[04:25] <maco> snowman: i like dragon since it uses xine and totem uses gstreamer. xine has better dvd support
[04:26] <lanzelloth> so I'm trying to install the newest ati driver from amd.com but I'm worried what'll happen to the xorg one that's currently running
[04:26] <maco> LucidGuy: ok so can you rip the dvd to iso?
[04:26] <arvind_khadri> lanzelloth, why from there? why not the ones from repo?
[04:26] <LucidGuy> maco, yes I got that already ...
[04:26] <NuUser> ok i put ubuntu on my usb drive and and want to install some programs for example flash is there any way of bypassing the password or what is the pass word?
[04:26] <snowman> thanks all ill see what i can find
[04:26] <LucidGuy> maco, I did that with dd command
[04:26] <yellowrooster> how can i get onto the #gimp-users room? I seem to be the only one there.
[04:27] <lanzelloth> arvind_khadri, it has some bugs, I wanna see if the newest one has it fixed
[04:27] <The_Bridge> NuUser : login password?
[04:27] <NuUser> no
[04:27] <NuUser> not login pass word
[04:27] <mythomaniac> i installed ubuntu via minimal cd, and then installed openbox, other stuff, as well as alsabase, alsa-utils and linux sound base - but for some reason i am not able to get sound... anyone know what is up?
[04:27] <The_Bridge> root?
[04:27] <x_> it should be?
[04:27] <NuUser> yes
[04:27] <The_Bridge> :)
[04:27] <The_Bridge> default password : root
[04:27] <x_> just sudo passwd
[04:27] <The_Bridge> try that
[04:27] <sebsebseb> !root
[04:28] <sebsebseb> !noroot
[04:28] <maco> LucidGuy: and usbcreator wont let you use the iso that resulted?
[04:28] <NuUser> i have to sudo passwd
[04:28] <m0r0n> Anyone know why when I went to install Ubuntu 64bit I got a screen of flashing colours ?
[04:28] <LucidGuy> maco,  correct it states its not an ubuntu live cd .. urg.
[04:29] <maco> LucidGuy: oh...is it a windows disc?
[04:29] <maco> i bet that was never tested
[04:29] <LucidGuy> maco, it probably is since its a toshiba recovery dvd
[04:29] <NuUser> we it thinks its running on a disk
[04:30] <NuUser> but it is just an alternative boot
[04:31] <The_Bridge> NuUser : can't quite understand what u mean
[04:32] <x_> u're runnin ubuntu from live-usb ?
[04:32] <NuUser> thanks guys the pass change worked perfectly
[04:32] <x_> should be no passworrd
[04:32] <lanzelloth> so I installed xorg-driver-fglrx from the repos, but I can't find it in admin->hardware drivers
[04:34] <BellinXFelon> can someone help me install a tar.gz file nicotine plus
[04:35] <swapy> what happened
[04:35] <arvind_khadri> !compile > BellinXFelon
[04:36] <maco> BellinXFelon: no need to compile from source. its in the repositories
[04:36] <LucidGuy> wow can't believe this is soo difficult
[04:37] <maco> LucidGuy: you may be screwed
[04:37] <maco> it wouldnt be too surprising if those tools could only handle linux live cds since the filesystems and the stuff needed to boot are rather specific
[04:37] <The_Bridge> LucidGuy : borrow some dvd burner
[04:38] <maco> LucidGuy: maybe if you yank the hard drive, put it in an enclosure, and install to the hard drive using a different computer that has a dvd drive?
[04:38] <LucidGuy> I dont know why Im even trying this ... Im sure when I return it someone will eventually reload the system anyways .. refurbish etc.
[04:39] <LucidGuy> but the chick told me the OS has to be intact ... I think thats bullshit.
[04:39] <LucidGuy> The OS is actually intact .. just grub is in the way and you have to select it.  I guess I can try and recover the xp loader.
[04:39] <sebsebseb> !language |  LucidGuy
[04:39] <The_Bridge> LucidGuy : why would u even bother to put in in a usb disk?
[04:40] <LucidGuy> The_Bridge, what do you mean?
[04:40] <mythomaniac> when i issue this command sudo aptitude install linux-ubuntu-modules-`uname -r` linux-generic i get this: couldn't find any package whose name or description matched "linux-ubuntu-modules-2.6.28.15-generic" - this was supposed to install the sound modules as stated from this wiki, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - i think ubuntu needs update the wiki to help people :/
[04:42] <mythomaniac> if this was debian proper i wouldn't have these problems because alasconf would have done the trick...
[04:42] <programador> boa noite
[04:43] <IdleOne> mythomaniac: you are welcome to edit the wiki site
[04:43] <IdleOne> page*
[04:43] <ce_cri_km> hi
[04:44] <mythomaniac> IdleOne, LOL funny help me figure out why my sound isn't working and the steps need to resolve it and i just might...
[04:44] <legend2440> mythomaniac: their called   linux-restricted-modules-2.6.28-15-generic
[04:44] <Alfredo555> kernel-2.6.28.15 ???
[04:44] <mythomaniac> legend2440, i have that instaleld
[04:44] <mythomaniac> installed
[04:44] <mythomaniac> Alfredo555, yes why?
[04:45] <henson_> hi
[04:46] <henson_> all guys
[04:46] <maco> mythomaniac: it should be 2.6.28-15 not .15
[04:46] <m0r0n> Anyone know why when I went to install Ubuntu 64bit I got a screen of flashing colours ?
[04:46] <mythomaniac> maco, sorry typo
[04:48] <migg137> where on vista can i find my firefox bookmarks.. i am on ubuntu and vista stoped working so i want my bookmars. please help
[04:50] <bro> don't know if you got this, but i was loking all over for this one, finally found it: script to map multimedia keys in amarok 2 [the amarok 1 script won't work]: http://www.kde-apps.org/content/show.php?content=103448
[04:50] <gouda> Migg137 you are looking for your bookmarks on the vista side?
[04:50] <IdleOne> mythomaniac: wiki changed
[04:50] <migg137> gouda, yes sir
[04:50] <gouda> well this is an ubuntu channel bro
[04:51] <bro> i guess you're not refering to me :P
[04:51] <mythomaniac> lol IdleOne cool, but i had that installed...
[04:51] <mythomaniac> and still do...
[04:51] <IdleOne> mythomaniac: keep follwing the wiki :)
[04:51] <gouda> but if you want your bookmarks you can try c:\program files
[04:51] <gouda> errr
[04:52] <gouda> C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\defaults\profile
[04:52] <LucidGuy> if I set the grub timeout to 0 .. will it flash the grub menu at all?  hmm wondering if I can remove the menu all together.
[04:53] <gouda> Might be different on vista
[04:53] <gouda> That's the directory on xp pro but probably the same on vista
[04:53] <x404x> why does cfv say that sha and md5 modules are depreciated ? should i use hashlib ? how ?
[04:53] <arvind_khadri> LucidGuy, no it wont
[04:54] <LucidGuy> arvind_khadri,  if set to 0 it wont flash at all?
[04:55] <arvind_khadri> LucidGuy, no
[04:55] <mythomaniac> you know IdleOne, ill i should have to do is sudo modprobe snd-emu10k1 and be done with it but that does not work... yes i'm using a soundblaster live card... it should be working
[04:55] <arvind_khadri> LucidGuy, also you can set hiddmenu
[04:56] <Honda750> I sync my firefox bookmarks using the xmarks add on, so I don't lose them!
[04:56] <LucidGuy> arvind_khadri,  just throw hidemenu into the /boot/grub/grub.cfg somewhere im guessing
[04:57] <migg137> gouda, thanks and i need them to transfer them so i can view them in ubuntu
[04:57] <migg137> lol
[04:57] <IdleOne> mythomaniac: wish I could help. I have well supported hardware all around so I rarely have issues with sound/graphics
[04:57] <hanasaki> how can I setup so VNC is running and I get a login window?
[04:58] <arvind_khadri> LucidGuy, grub.cfg is being used in grub2...you need to edit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[04:58] <StrangePaint> I <3 ubuntu
[04:58] <LucidGuy> arvind_khadri,  what distro/version uses grub2?
[04:59] <openware> 嘿
[04:59] <openware> 桌面搞丢了，如何新建一个？
[04:59] <bazhang> !cn | openware
[04:59] <mythomaniac> IdleOne, you telling me that soundblaster is not not "well supported" - the fact is ubuntu has deviated from standard linux sound structure - if they havent why can you not issue sudo alsaconf?
[04:59] <gouda> Hanasaki: Go to System > Preferences > startup applications and add the application in there.
[05:00] <hanasaki> gouda:  isn't that just for once I am logged in already to connect to an existing session?
[05:00] <abu> hi
[05:00] <IdleOne> mythomaniac: what I am saying is that I have never had any issues with sound because I have old machines that just always seem to work for me
[05:00] <hanasaki> what command controls the screen resoltuion and fonts for a virtual terminal text?
[05:00] <brian__> what kinda of app would i want to look for if i was trying to get auto-fill or predictive txt for the things i type over and over
[05:01] <gouda> Hansaki: I am not sure what you are asking
[05:01] <mythomaniac> IdleOne, it works fine for me too if i were to use the default ubuntu (gnome) install... but i hate gnome...
[05:01] <abu> hi
[05:01] <abu> any one is there
[05:01] <IdleOne> mythomaniac: KDE or XFCE?
[05:01] <mythomaniac> IdleOne, but i can tell you this... i can install debian net-install and be able to get my sound working ;)
[05:02] <arvind_khadri> LucidGuy, karmic, ubuntu 9.10
[05:02] <ghaith> hi, i'm looking for the fastest way to backup/move my installation to a larger harddrive, any recomendations?
[05:02] <LucidGuy> arvind_khadri,  thought so .. its the conf file I found .. using karmic
[05:02] <mythomaniac> IdleOne, i used ubuntu minimal cd (11 meg cd) and install openbox with other stuff, along with alsa-base, alsa-utils and linux-sound-base\
[05:03] <arvind_khadri> LucidGuy, then move to #ubuntu+1
[05:03] <LucidGuy> arvind_khadri,  I'm hiding my installation of linux from startup so when the people at bestbuy turn it on they dont notice Linux was installed.
[05:03] <Dr_Willis> gee that sounds like a way to get fired...
[05:03] <IdleOne> mythomaniac: well then you have gone way above my ability to help you
[05:03] <miguelonnnn> hey i'm back lucidguy
[05:03] <mythomaniac> IdleOne, that means i cheery picked what i needed to install... and those last three (alsa-base, alsa-utils and linux-sound-base) shoudl have been fine to get my soundblaster working...
[05:03] <miguelonnnn> LucidGuy,  im back
[05:03] <mythomaniac> IdleOne, LOL
[05:03] <miguelonnnn> you still need help?
[05:03] <miguelonnnn> i know it all know
[05:04] <miguelonnnn> now
[05:04] <FloodBot1> miguelonnnn: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:04] <miguelonnnn> sry floodbot .
[05:04] <arvind_khadri> LucidGuy, :)
[05:04] <mythomaniac> IdleOne, thanks anyways though my man ;)
[05:04] <IdleOne> no problem
[05:05] <LucidGuy> miguelonnnn,   Ive decided to give up .. Im just going to hide linux/grub from the bestbuy people buy setting the defualt startup to windows and hiding the grub menu... they wont notice its there off hand .. hehe.
[05:05] <The_Bridge> is it true ubuntu server is incompatible with most cpanel?
[05:05] <owen1> I can't see some flash sites ( http://prezi.com/r74mlgijoov8/ ).  i have adobe-flashplugin 10.0.32.18-1, flashplugin-installer 10.0.32.18ubuntu0.9.04.1 and flashplugin-nonfree 10.0.32.18ubuntu0.9.04.1.  any clues?
[05:05] <IdleOne> mythomaniac: it is a little quiet right now though, you may want to wait a little while and see if anybody else can help you
[05:07] <lakotajames1> when I try to turn up my mic, it turns itself back down.  how do I stop that?
[05:07] <miguelonnnn> hey LucidGuy
[05:07] <miguelonnnn> r u there? i can help you now
[05:07] <miguelonnnn> i know all about grub
[05:07] <LucidGuy> miguelonnnn,  yo
[05:07] <madison> SEGFAULT is never a fun quit message
[05:08] <miguelonnnn> yeah
[05:08] <miguelonnnn> well, grub works like this
[05:08] <miguelonnnn> it first loads the mbr code
[05:08] <fez> ok kool
[05:08] <bmoloney> hello, I just recently upgraded to 9.04 and now I have 100% CPU show in the system monitor widget. But when I go to the system monitor (or use top) nothing is using that much CPU
[05:08] <miguelonnnn> that mbr then points to post mbr disk location, called 1.5 stage (former was 1.0)
[05:09] <fez> of course i run openwrt with static dhcp hosts so each machine's hostname always resolves to them
[05:09] <LucidGuy> hey arvind_khadri  do you know if hiddenmenu works on grub2 ..  its not commented out anywhere
[05:09] <miguelonnnn> the grub code at 1.5 stage loads stage 2.0 at the partition, and menu.lst
[05:09] <bmoloney> but things are definately running slow
[05:09] <miguelonnnn> so all you need is to install grub at the disk
[05:09] <miguelonnnn> and set correctly the menu.lst
[05:10] <The_Bridge> bmoloney : widget may have different detection method from native monitor
[05:11] <killafreak23> hello guys, anyone here can help me out with running World of Warcraft if u can that would be great im a new user and i need some help if possible :)
[05:11] <thesimplecreator> what distribution are you running?
[05:12] <bmoloney> The_Bridge: is there another way to find the offending process?
[05:12] <surgy> how do i reset my sound system?
[05:12] <Veinor> Anybody in here have an Eee 1005HA?
[05:12] <miguelonnnn> xubuntu simplecreator
[05:13] <surgy> anyone?
[05:13] <surgy> !sound
[05:13] <miguelonnnn> its pretty good, although its network interface appled works kinda bad for my hdspa usb modem
[05:13] <surgy> can someone tell em the command to reset my sound ?
[05:13] <miguelonnnn> sry surgy i duno, but i'll search on google
[05:14] <miguelonnnn> brb w8 please
[05:14] <miguelonnnn> alsa force-reload
[05:14] <miguelonnnn> try it please
[05:14] <miguelonnnn> did it work?
[05:15] <surgy> checking
[05:15] <miguelonnnn> ok" ;D
[05:15] <StrangePaint> Man.
[05:15] <StrangePaint> I need HELP
[05:15] <surgy> sure
[05:15] <surgy> thanks
[05:15] <shiki-> StrangePaint, in?
[05:15] <StrangePaint> I installed ubuntu, it is good.
[05:15] <StrangePaint> But
[05:15] <owen1> I can't see some flash sites ( http://prezi.com/r74mlgijoov8/ ).  i have adobe-flashplugin 10.0.32.18-1, flashplugin-installer 10.0.32.18ubuntu0.9.04.1 and flashplugin-nonfree 10.0.32.18ubuntu0.9.04.1.  any clues?
[05:16] <shiki-> nah its not good
[05:16] <shiki-> go on.. whats your prob
[05:16] <shiki-> owen1, why not just install it to ~/.mozilla plugins dir?
[05:16] <The_Bridge> is it true ubuntu server is incompatible with most cpanel?
[05:16] <shiki-> The_Bridge, google it. I guess that will be more help.
[05:16] <owen1> shiki-: sure. i'll try anything. how do i do that?
[05:16] <miguelonnnn> great no problem shiki
[05:17] <shiki-> owen1, wait..sec
[05:17] <bmoloney> anyone else notice a nameless process in system monitor?
[05:17] <paddy> hey guys
[05:17] <StrangePaint> I have it in it's own partition, I have two drives, my 320GB c drive and my 500GB d drive, ubuntu is in a 40GB paritition of my D drive. the 320gb drive and the 500gb are as NTFS, I don't really want to use them, should I unmount them when I use ubuntu? Also, I get a virus on ubuntu, It won't effect me but if it gets into my D or C drive it will when I boot into vista (i have a dual boot)
[05:17] <coilette> how does cp handle spaces in the filenames?
[05:17] <StrangePaint> last thing was a Question
[05:17] <paddy> does anyone know how to get a package of the sphinx searcher for my server
[05:18] <lakotajames1> If your microphone still does not work If your microphone still does not work in apps, try recording using gnome recorder to test basic recording function. If this fails, it is unlikely that other apps can work without further tweaking. In some cases with Intel HDA sound chipset, ALC861VD, you may need to configure your alsa setup.
[05:18] <lakotajames1> HOW???
[05:18] <shiki-> StrangePaint, you CAN unmount them, but thats not neccessary. AND even if you boot them up, they wont download viruses by their own...
[05:18] <The_Bridge> :) of course i can google it,but i'm hoping there's someone here with actual experience
[05:18] <shiki-> I know I know MS is evil.. but still.. I didnt see a single virus for 4 years already
[05:18] <hanasaki> what is the default console resolution when boot?  how can I check / change it at runtime?
[05:18] <shiki-> lakotajames1, well.. "alsamixer" or "alsamixer -c 0" or "alsamixer -c 1"
[05:19] <StrangePaint> shiki: I know, but what if I get a virus when I'm booted up to ubuntu, on the C drive lets say - when I boot into windows it will be there..
[05:19] <coilette> to settup alsa "sudo -i" "alsamixer" configure "alsactl store"
[05:19] <shiki-> sooo owen1 .. x86_64 or i386?
[05:19] <shiki-> StrangeCharm, thats stupid
[05:19] <paddy> Can anyone help me with this install: Trying to install Sphinx-0.9.8.1,
[05:19] <shiki-> get a virus on ubuntu? huh?
[05:19] <paddy> I can get configure to go well
[05:19] <shiki-> if I get a bunch of viruses, put them on my C: .. and then reboot.. nothing will happen
[05:19] <shiki-> only infects if I execute them
[05:20] <Dr_Willis> Theres being secure. then theres being paranoid
[05:20] <shiki-> a virus can only operate using stupid people
[05:20] <edbroyle> hello
[05:20] <shiki-> Dr_Willis, and theres openBSD
[05:20] <shiki-> :)))
[05:20] <coilette> with the CP command.. how does cp handle spaces in filename?
[05:20] <shiki-> hi
[05:20] <Major_Quacks> Linux doesn't have viruses persay
[05:20] <shiki-> haha.. nice joke. :)
[05:20] <shiki-> selinux/apparmor/grsec/pax is just a showoff
[05:20] <Dr_Willis> coilette:  you need to use fancy quoteing normally to get saces working right
[05:20] <shiki-> hey all sounds nice. :)
[05:20] <coilette> example?
[05:20] <edbroyle> is openssh-server broken in jaunty?
[05:20] <bumbblebee> nobody knows why ubuntu 9.04 + dell inspiron 15 = bad sound quality??
[05:21] <dumont> whats the command to get a version of the program\package in ubuntu?
[05:21] <shiki-> bumbblebee, google for it! you have to backport alsa and it will work!
[05:21] <Dr_Willis> coilette:   cp foo  'foo with spaces'
[05:21] <Dr_Willis> coilette:  avoide spaces in filenames...
[05:21] <shiki-> dumont: apt-cache show pidgin
[05:21] <shiki-> for example
[05:21] <shiki-> edbroyle, nope
[05:21] <lstarnes> edbroyle: it isn't
[05:21] <bumbblebee> shiki-, backport?
[05:21] <shiki-> bumbblebee, DONT let me google that for you
[05:21] <superfiedman> i'm a complete n00b, so excuse my ignorance.
[05:21] <bmoloney> can anyone suggest an alternative to top and system monitor for finding a process that is using 100% CPU
[05:22] <shiki-> just input those keywords into google, first few hit, read them, follow them.
[05:22] <shiki-> bmoloney, htop ?
[05:22] <bumbblebee> shiki-, i have already configured it on alsa
[05:22] <Dr_Willis> htop and ps
[05:22] <shiki-> bumbblebee, ehhh...wait...
[05:22] <coilette> im doing a bulk file move, to make a playlist on my phone, using my old WMP playlist
[05:22] <shiki-> this wont work
[05:22] <shiki-> :)))
[05:22] <shiki-> well..someone google it for him... I cant open a browser
[05:22] <shiki-> (copying with full speed)
[05:22] <edbroyle> I can logon to it locally but it will not let me login remotely very wierd just keep getting permission denied
[05:22] <superfiedman> i'm installing from a livecd usb and when i do so, it stops at about 89 percent saying that it can't install additional packages from the cd
[05:23] <shiki-> edbroyle, do you use the correct user ? -u foo for example?
[05:23] <IdleOne> shiki-: google it is not an acceptable answer in #ubuntu. please refrain from telling people to google
[05:23] <shiki-> superfiedman, use unetbootin
[05:23] <edbroyle> user@foo.com
[05:23] <superfiedman> and then i try to boot the installation, and it tells me grub can't start
[05:23] <shiki-> IdleOne, oh sorry. then people will never learn how to wrangle with problems :(
[05:23] <superfiedman> error 2.
[05:23] <superfiedman> or 22.
[05:23] <shiki-> superfiedman, I told you. Unetbootin. Select Ubuntu and it'll install it on your pendrive.
[05:23] <superfiedman> it's already installed on the pendrive
[05:24] <shiki-> or .. well.. you want that permanent home stuff?
[05:24] <superfiedman> i'm installing it to my hard drive from the pendrive
[05:24] <shiki-> or ... just an installer ?
[05:24] <superfiedman> is what i'm saying.
[05:24] <surgy> how do i get rid of  brltty and get FTDI ?
[05:24] <superfiedman> or trying to at least.
[05:24] <shiki-> ah
[05:24] <happy> 大家好?
[05:24] <shiki-> well... I'd try unetbootin first anyway :/
[05:24] <Madpilot> happy, Chinese?
[05:24] <shiki-> happy, english?
[05:24] <happy> 是的
[05:24] <StrangeCharm> shiki-, i assume that you were talking to my pained namesake?
[05:24] <freeBoy> Help! ahhh, I have grub 1.96 installed in ubuntu and it will boot from the default path, but will only accept one keystroke then locks up with any more
[05:24] <bmoloney> hmm, htop shows 100% CPU but the total of all the processes CPU usage is not 100%
[05:24] <shiki-> it seems japanese ..at least the first char
[05:24] <Madpilot> ubottu, cn
[05:24] <gartral> !cn | happy
[05:25] <shiki-> bmoloney, screenshot please
[05:25] <Madpilot> ubottu, jp | happy
[05:25] <shiki-> StrangeCharm, well..read back? :/
[05:25] <Madpilot> (because I'm afraid I can't tell the difference between written Japanese & Chinese...
[05:25] <shiki-> :))
[05:26] <Dr_Willis> they are different?
[05:26] <shiki-> well.. at least my guess was right it seems
[05:26] <shiki-> hah.. OC :))
[05:26] <hanasaki> is there any builtin encryption that can be done with vnc or is ssh -X needed?
[05:26] <shiki-> no, no encryption in VNC
[05:26] <Dr_Willis> hanasaki:  ssh tunnling is the normal wya
[05:26] <Dr_Willis> !vnc
[05:26] <arvind_khadri> LucidGuy, ask in #grub
[05:26] <happy> 有中国的人在吗?
[05:26] <shiki-> argl
[05:26] <superfiedman> also i'm on a laptop, how do i disable that fucking nub
[05:27] <superfiedman> it's making my mouse act haywire.
[05:27] <shiki-> huh?
[05:27] <shiki-> well... please be more specific
[05:27] <IdleOne> !language | superfiedman
[05:27] <superfiedman> you know the little mousenub?
[05:27] <hanasaki> so ssh -X is what is needed and it all goes over port 22?
[05:27] <superfiedman> sorry, ubottu
[05:27] <superfiedman> lulbot
[05:27] <superfiedman> anyway
[05:27] <shiki-> superfiedman, huuuh?
[05:27] <shiki-> hanasaki, well.. I guess.. but try to use other port NOT 22
[05:27] <shiki-> that already gives a good 'defense' against attacks
[05:28] <edbroyle> trakpoint
[05:28] <shiki-> aaaaah!
[05:28] <hanasaki> why?
[05:28] <shiki-> usually they attack randomly the 22 port
[05:28] <lstarnes> shiki-: ssh connections are encrypted
[05:28] <eltew> I am having trouble playing back 1080p mkv files.  I am using 9.04 64bit on a core i7 system with 6gb of ddr3 ram and an nvidia geforce 260 896mb video card.  I cant figure out why the playback gets so choppy, any suggestions on what players to use?  I am using VLC 1.0.1 right now.
[05:28] <superfiedman> oh also
[05:28] <shiki-> lstarnes, I know. But pure VNC? Its not enc
[05:28] <hanasaki> shiki-:  ah
[05:28] <shiki-> eltew, use mplayer with vdpau
[05:28] <shiki-> well..wait a second
[05:28] <lstarnes> shiki-: anything tunnelled over ssh is encrypted during tunneling
[05:28] <hanasaki> shiki-:  what is the best way for a windows box to get to ssh over X + ssh and vnc?
[05:28] <edbroyle> yes
[05:28] <shiki-> (oh geez..someone search it for him.. a vdpau mplayer on ppa..)
[05:29] <eltew> shiki-: i will give it a shot
[05:29] <superfiedman> i was just trying another install and it tells me the test of the file system with type ext2 in partition 2 etc etc found uncorrected errors.
[05:29] <shiki-> lstarnes, indeed. if you DO use tunnel.
[05:29] <shiki-> I was talking about pure vnc connectionss
[05:29] <superfiedman> how do i go about correcting those errors.
[05:29] <shiki-> superfiedman, e2fsck --help
[05:29] <shiki-> from the livecd you can fix them
[05:29] <shiki-> (if they are _really_ just minor problems)
[05:30] <shiki-> eltew, wait a minute..after my mc finishes, I'll give you the link...
[05:30] <shiki-> eltew, do you know what is a PPA?
[05:31] <superfiedman> how can i indicate what i want it to filecheck from the terminal
[05:31] <eltew> shiki~: not really, i was reading about PPA's on the vlc website when i was trying to update from .9.9 to 1.0.1
[05:31] <shiki-> superfiedman, --help will show it to you
[05:31] <shiki-> eltew, well.. wait
[05:31] <hanasaki> when I boot.. the console starts with one font that is readable and then early on switches to a different font that I cannot read. same resolution.  how can I check and set these fonts?
[05:31] <edbroyle> think ppa is for MAC
[05:32] <shiki-> edbroyle, LOL?
[05:32] <eltew> shiki-: ready and waiting.
[05:32] <shiki-> its a Personal Package Archive
[05:32] <wizzo50_> Nebraska #1 tomarrow! LOL! That's a joke! Probably get our but kicked in football. LOL!
[05:32] <IdleOne> edbroyle: you are thinking ppc
[05:32] <shiki-> eltew, ... and my pc is burning the data..30 sec
[05:32] <edbroyle> aahhh yes
[05:32] <Dr_Willis> hanasaki:  its set in one of the config files.. i looked into it once. But its been a while.
[05:32] <hanasaki> thnaks
[05:32] <hanasaki> Dr_Willis:  under etc/init.d  ?
[05:32] <Dr_Willis> hanasaki:  i recall there being a wiki page or 2 on changeing the console fonts. and the wiki page for the 'terminus' font mentions how to change it also.
[05:32] <superfiedman> i am very much a linux n00b, i understand command lines but i don't see anything indicating what arguements to give it so i can indicate what partition i want it to check
[05:32] <bmoloney> shiki-: here is a screenshot of htop http://img168.imageshack.us/i/snapshot1z.png/
[05:33] <shiki-> hanasaki, nope. you have to set it in the sshd config
[05:33] <Dr_Willis> hanasaki:  yea somewhere.. Im on 9.10  so it may not be the same now.
[05:34] <Dr_Willis> hanasaki:  i got a /etc/default/console-setup :) but that may be 9.10 only
[05:34] <hanasaki> shiki-:  sorry.. what has to be set in sshd config?
[05:34] <hanasaki> thanks Dr_Willis
[05:35] <hanasaki> ah... a /etc/default/console-setup  FONTFACE
[05:35] <optimus_prime> shiki-, this is bumblebee, ther are too many fixes
[05:35] <shiki-> eltew, https://launchpad.net/~nvidia-vdpau/+archive/ppa this will do the job
[05:35] <eltew> shiki-: thank you
[05:35] <shiki-> just click on "Read about installing" and "What is this"
[05:35] <bmoloney> seems like X is probably the offending process, but it stays around 9-13% CPU while the total CPU is listed as 100%
[05:35] <shiki-> it'll tell you what / how to do it. (you'll have an up-to-date Nvidia driver, a new mplayer and smplayer). In SMplayer, select VDPAU at output.
[05:35] <shiki-> thats all
[05:35] <shiki-> HD with ~5% cpu
[05:36] <superfiedman> i start e2fsck and it just says pass1, and stops.
[05:36] <shiki-> bmoloney, hmm.. sudo top ?
[05:36] <shiki-> well.. hmm
[05:36] <hanasaki> Dr_Willis:  you like terminus over fixed?>
[05:36] <shiki-> well..wait.. :)
[05:36] <Dr_Willis> hanasaki:  i toyed with them .. but i had issues with 'mc' on some of the fonts
[05:36] <trakinas> im lost on reporting a bug on launchpad. Im not sure if it was submited or not
[05:36] <hanasaki> mc?
[05:36] <optimus_prime> how to get my user name back, it the username already in use when i reconnected it
[05:37] <hanasaki> Dr_Willis:  so what would you recommend?w hat do you use
[05:37] <Dr_Willis> hanasaki:  i just leave the defaults normally
[05:37] <hanasaki> Dr_Willis:  me too... this is a virtual box and the console just is hard to read in X when run
[05:37] <hanasaki> odd that it changes fonts shortly after boot....
[05:38] <bmoloney> shiki-: both top and htop (with or without sudo) are showing the same thing, am I correct that X should not be taking even 10-15% CPU constantly
[05:38] <shiki-> bmoloney, http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/how-do-i-find-out-linux-cpu-utilization.html
[05:38] <hanasaki> Dr_Willis:  any idea how to check the current resolution and font for a running sytem and change it from the console too?
[05:38] <shiki-> try to find the proccess with these
[05:39] <Dr_Willis> hanasaki:   you are using virtualbox and the linux console IN virtualbox?
[05:39] <eltew> shiki-: i already am running the nivida 185 driver, should i upgrade to 190 or stick with 185 you think?
[05:39] <StrangePaint> You're not hardcore, unless you live hardcore.
[05:39] <edbroyle> I am baffled I have added my user name to allowuser in sshd_config turned off usepam still nothing I can logon to ssh server locally but get permision denied remotely
[05:39] <shiki-> eltew, well.. just use the ones in the ppa
[05:39] <shiki-> if it wont suggest a new driver with apt-get upgrade , then use the 185 one
[05:39] <hanasaki> Dr_Willis:  yes... ubuntu for the host. ubuntu for the guest.   guest console is in the window under the host X from the vbox gui startup
[05:39] <shiki-> I've got 185.18.36 atm
[05:39] <Dr_Willis> hanasaki:  id just ssh in. :)
[05:40] <googlenor> if I setup a VPN on my router with an ip of 192.168.3.1 can I access an ubuntu machine on my home network with an ip of 192.168.2.107 from the outside? does a VPN get me into my internal network or connect me remotely to a virtual network?
[05:40] <hanasaki> true.
[05:40] <Royall> is it easy to use a Cowon S9 (mp3 player) with Ubuntu?
[05:40] <shiki-> superfiedman, first, sudo fdisk -l. Check which partition is the one you want to check. Then: sudo e2fsck -v /dev/.....
[05:40] <superfiedman> wow
[05:40] <Royall> !mp3players
[05:40] <shiki-> Royall, if it acts like a pendrive..
[05:40] <Royall> !mp3
[05:40] <Vero> i'm listening to Cascada with What About Me since 01:54
[05:40] <superfiedman> there are apparently a lot of errors on my hard drive
[05:41] <shiki-> superfiedman, are you sure the hdd is OK? :)
[05:41] <Royall> shiki-: so can I still be used? Like, if I just drag my music on it?
[05:41] <yellowrooster> what command in nautilus  or terminal can i do to see the latest jpgs added in the past 3 days on my computer? My problem is that I don't know where they went.
[05:41] <superfiedman> i guess? i did sudo e2fsck /sda/dev2 -y
[05:41] <superfiedman> and it's flying
[05:41] <shiki-> Royall, if you can see it on xp like: F: or something. then sure.
[05:41] <shiki-> if its a Sony, you can use "JSymphonic" .. uhm.. thats all
[05:42] <shiki-> and you can manage your music (if you want to) with banshee, and such.. read the wiki
[05:42] <shiki-> yellowrooster, dont you remember the filenames?
[05:42] <yellowrooster> shiki-: something like P00001.jpg or P10000.jpg. generic filenames given by the camera.
[05:42] <shiki-> superfiedman, hmm..
[05:43] <superfiedman> like
[05:43] <superfiedman> flying.
[05:43] <shiki-> yellowrooster, sudo updatedb , and then: locate -i 'P0001'
[05:43] <bmoloney> shiki-: I have tried top, htop, iotop, and gnome-system-monitor (and since my cpu is single core, mpstat seems pointless) they all tell me that my CPU is using 100% even though adding up the amounts for individual processes is nowhere near 100%
[05:43] <yellowrooster> shiki-: but i don't remember the names. i just remember that they are JPG files that i moved from camera to computer within the past 3 days.
[05:44] <Dr_Willis> yellowrooster:  the 'find' command can sort/locate based on date
[05:44] <shiki-> superfiedman, delete the partition (from cfdisk). Create one.. also with cfdisk. And use "mkfs.ext3 -c /dev/sda2"..for example..
[05:44] <bmoloney> shiki-: but X does seem to be using to much CPU (10-15%) when i am doing nothing
[05:44] <shiki-> that should do a random write/read test.. and if it fails.. hdd
[05:44] <yellowrooster> Dr_Willis: ok. what is the exact syntax that i should use?
[05:44] <shiki-> mv ~/hdd /dev/null
[05:44] <Dr_Willis> yellowrooster:  i would start with 'man find' :) i dont rember it off hand.
[05:44] <shiki-> bmoloney, X will always show that much
[05:44] <pascal_> anyboday havce a copy of leopard
[05:45] <wizzo50_>  Hi! What is the best video program to use on here to upload your pic & Videos off a JVC Digital movie camera?
[05:45] <happy> JP DOG
[05:45] <shiki-> wizzo50, digikam .. in my opinion
[05:45] <pascal_> where can i download snow leopard
[05:45] <shidesh> hello can any one help me out
[05:45] <shiki-> pascal_, this is not a warez channel.. lol
[05:45] <shiki-> shidesh, go on
[05:45] <Dr_Willis> wizzo50_:  my digital cam shows up as a usb hard drive.. I just drag/drop :)
[05:45] <pascal_> what is a warez channel
[05:45] <pascal_> i am new to ubuntu
[05:45] <shiki-> bmoloney, anyway.. its strange..
[05:45] <pascal_> AND irc
[05:45] <shidesh> in ubuntu  when i insert a pen drive it shows storage
[05:46] <IdleOne> pascal_: the MAc store
[05:46] <shiki-> pascal_, Snow Leopard is the new MAC OS X version.
[05:46] <Dr_Willis> pascal_:  and snow lepard has nothng to do with Ubuntu.
[05:46] <IdleOne> Mac*
[05:46] <shiki-> not a new Ubuntu release.. :)))
[05:46] <pascal_> HAHA
[05:46] <pascal_> i know
[05:46] <shiki-> then?
[05:46] <shidesh> i  am new to ubuntu
[05:46] <bucky> yellowrooster, gthumb puts them in a file named after the data you uploaded the photos if that's the app you used to access you camera
[05:46] <IdleOne> pascal_: we will not help you break laws
[05:46] <shiki-> shidesh, and? whats wrong with that?
[05:46] <killafreak23> anyone here runs World of Warcraft?
[05:46] <pascal_> haha
[05:47] <bucky> yellowrooster, s/data/date  *date
[05:47] <pascal_> OK where can i get good fiurst person shooter games for ubuntu
[05:47] <IdleOne> Synaptic Package Manager
[05:47] <pascal_> really?
[05:47] <yellowrooster> bucky: i just used nautilus, not gthumb
[05:47] <superfiedman> i really am a complete linux n00b.
[05:47] <bmoloney> shiki-: I noticed a nameless process popping up in gnome-system-monitor and it is constantly chaning PID, i think this could be related.  Ever seen anything like that
[05:47] <shidesh> there is  a security policy on my comp
[05:47] <Dr_Willis> pascal_:  quakelive works under Linux.
[05:47] <superfiedman> what arguements do i give cfdisk to delete the partition?
[05:47] <superfiedman> cause it's one of two.
[05:47] <shidesh> hello r u thre
[05:47] <shiki-> uhm.. sure.. on Ubuntu you can see some process like that.. what just eats cpu
[05:47] <pascal_> thanks DR Willis
[05:48] <shiki-> well.. they are maintaining and such..even if you dont want to :)
[05:48] <LucidGuy> incase anyone is interested .. I have giving the toshiba nb200 netbook a good run for its money with ubuntu and overall Im not happy and will be returning it.
[05:48] <rsouthard> bmoloney. Probably a child process of whatever is hammering your load
[05:48] <shiki-> (IE man, apt, and such)
[05:48] <shidesh> na its newly formated
[05:48] <pascal_> DR Willis: why is it hard to get wine to read DVD's
[05:48] <shiki-> LucidGuy, whats wrong with it?
[05:48] <Magilum> My evolution config got wiped; now it doesn't recognize any SSL cert as being valid and has no CA's installed. How do I fix this?
[05:48] <pascal_> in ubuntu 64bit
[05:48] <Dr_Willis> pascal_:   never noticed , never tried, never cared to try...
[05:48] <shiki-> pascal_, why would it be hard? works here perfectly
[05:48] <liana> hi, i just install ubuntu on my laptop and so far it's great. i got the nvidia drivers installed also. now i want to use my cintiq for gfx.... how can i get the second monitor to work like in windows?
[05:48] <bmoloney> rsouthard: do you know anyway to figure out the parent process?
[05:49] <shiki-> liana, alt+f2: gksu nvidia-settings
[05:49] <The_Bridge> Magilum : just reinstall from repo
[05:49] <shidesh> hey can any 1 help me out
[05:49] <pascal_> i tried all dvd codecs and still cannot get it lto work
[05:49] <shiki-> and there you go, set it up.
[05:49] <rsouthard> does top show anything?
[05:49] <Magilum> The_Bridge: That won't change my client's configuration, will it?
[05:49] <LucidGuy> shiki-,  I hate the sound quality of the speakers.  The return key drives me nuts.  And its way too much work to even get the speakers/sound to work in general.  Ohh and the battery life is horrible.
[05:49] <killafreak23> anyone here can give me a hand installing World of Warcraft through download?
[05:49] <Dr_Willis> pascal_:  You can play dvd movies in linux just fine.
[05:49] <shiki-> shidesh, whats your problem?.. you said it shows up as a pendrive...
[05:49] <liana> shiki brilliant
[05:49] <shiki-> killafreak23, you can get it from the original site I guess
[05:50] <shiki-> LucidGuy, why do you use Ubuntu on it in the first place?..ehhh
[05:50] <IdleOne> !dvd | pascal_
[05:50] <The_Bridge> Magilum : it will detect
[05:50] <shiki-> try other distro or just use Win or whatever works on it
[05:50] <Growlithe> I'm having a little bit of a problem... I can't get ubuntu to log in to my Mac OS X machine using file sharing. Ubuntu can see it, but it can never connect to it. Any advice?
[05:50] <rsouthard> if you can find the child process id you can run lsof | grep pid number
[05:50] <pascal_> thanks ubottu
[05:50] <liana> shiki that was the easiest multimonitor setup i've ever seen on linux!
[05:50] <bucky> yellowrooster, ls Pictures
[05:50] <LucidGuy> shiki-,  was that a serious question?
[05:50] <Magilum> The_Bridge: What? my config is the faulty component, not the binary. Replacing that wont' help.
[05:50] <scrvlz> I run ubuntu 9, does anyone know of an open source app that will allow me to create .ico files for windows from images?
[05:50] <yellowrooster> bucky ls pictures?
[05:50] <shiki-> LucidGuy, of course
[05:50] <bmoloney> rsouthard: top, htop, and gnome-system-monitor show I am using 100% CPU but none of the process have very high load (and adding them all up does not come close to 100%)
[05:50] <shiki-> why would I stick to something what doesnt work?
[05:51] <LucidGuy> shiki-, because I prefer linux over windows
[05:51] <shiki-> so?.. there are about ~1950 distro out there
[05:51] <bucky> yellowrooster, Pictures with a capital P   that's a directory (folder)
[05:51] <pascal_> anyone know of any circuit simulation programs for linux
[05:51] <shiki-> Fedora works for example. At least worked on the lappy we tried (which had crappy sound with Ubuntu)
[05:51] <Dr_Willis> !info spice | pascal_
[05:51] <shiki-> or you can use OSS
[05:51] <bucky> yellowrooster, in your home directory
[05:51] <pascal_> same as pspice
[05:51] <rsouthard> what is your load showing in top?
[05:51] <Dr_Willis> Spice pascal_  in whatever name its called thesae days
[05:51] <LucidGuy> shiki-,  Do you honestly believe there is a distro out there that will properly support that netbooks hardware better then UNR?
[05:51] <Dr_Willis> !find spice
[05:51] <shidesh> hello
[05:51] <Dr_Willis> !info easyspice
[05:51] <shiki-> LucidGuy, why not?
[05:52] <shidesh> can any 1 help me
[05:52] <pascal_> thanks Dr Willis
[05:52] <shiki-> LucidGuy, even if there is no *buntu in the name, it should work
[05:52] <shiki-> at least works for me.. so..yeah.. I guess..
[05:52] <shiki-> try OSS
[05:52] <shiki-> do you want help with that?
[05:52] <LucidGuy> shiki-,  you have an nb200?
[05:52] <shiki-> just something similar
[05:52] <rsouthard> bmoloney what is your load showing in top?
[05:52] <shiki-> I have backporting alsa to that PC for a day..ehh
[05:52] <LucidGuy> shiki-, huh?
[05:53] <shiki-> LucidGuy, its a sound system like Alsa+Pulseaudio. JUst eats less, knows more, works better.. (just supports less hardware).
[05:53] <bmoloney> rsouthard: load average is at 2.60 right now
[05:53] <shiki-> Well.. and its evil. Not GPL licensed and it was closed source :)
[05:53] <trakinas> I think i've posted twice the same bug report. crap! =/
[05:54] <rsouthard> bmoloney that is high but not terribly high. And you are saying your cpu is pegged at 100%?
[05:54] <LucidGuy> shiki-,  ..ohh thought you were refering to OSS as in a distro.  I got all the hardware to work on the nb200 .. and yes you have to use OSS4 on it.
[05:54] <_theWarrior> hi all !
[05:54] <shiki-> LucidGuy, ah.. so? whats wrong with sound now? OSS should work on it
[05:54] <eli_> hi
[05:54] <shiki-> works on every pc I use.. I _love_ it :))
[05:54] <Omlette> Does anyone know what "Buffer I/O error on device sdb, logical block 0" means when I plug in an external hard drive?
[05:54] <shiki-> hi _theWarrior
[05:54] <bmoloney> rsouthard: yeah everything is slow and both htop and gnome-system-monitor show it pegged at 100%
[05:54] <_theWarrior> eli_: hi
[05:54] <LucidGuy> shiki-,  but then I went to karmic and performed the same steps to get oss up and running etc .. and urg never worked like intrepid or jaunty
[05:54] <leaf-sheep> Anybody here happening to run XBMC + Sony PS3 Bluetooth Remote Control?
[05:55] <shiki-> LucidGuy, why would you use a not-yet-complete distro?
[05:55] <rsouthard> bmoloney did you say there was a process that have no info attached to it?
[05:55] <shiki-> died even in VMware.. ehh.. its for devs. Beta is for curious/manly users
[05:55] <LucidGuy> shiki-,  I was hopeing that it would support the sound/wifi better then jaunty did without the annoying steps to patch.
[05:56] <bmoloney> rsouthard: yeah there is a process with no name that keeps changing PID (so i guess quitting and spawning)
[05:56] <Veinor> Does anybody have a 1005HA or other Linux machine with an AR9285 card?
[05:56] <LucidGuy> shiki-, do you have an nb200?  and if so what os/distro do you have running on it?
[05:56] <shiki-> LucidGuy, well.. in such cases, you should just try to use other distro.
[05:56] <bmoloney> rsouthard: all this started when i updated to 9.04 from 8.10
[05:56] <shiki-> I have a similar net/notebook with Fedora
[05:57] <rsouthard> next time it pops get the process id say 4344 for example and run:   lsof | grep 4344
[05:57] <shiki-> Fedora11 i386+OSS .. to be precise
[05:57] <yellowrooster> bucky: ls doesn't help, because i have subfolders in my pictures (small p) directory
[05:57] <shiki-> (and one with Arch Linux) ... I just tend to use whatever works
[05:57] <bmoloney> rsouthard: i will try but it changes PID pretty quick
[05:57] <trakinas> reported my bugs as duplicated.
[05:57] <trakinas> gtg. cheers
[05:57] <LucidGuy> shiki-, how similiar 100,200,2005? .. and did all the hardware work out of the box?
[05:58] <shiki-> uhm.. the hardware in that machine are generally compatible with every distro
[05:58] <shiki-> okay.. SUPPOSED TO BE
[05:58] <rsouthard> bmoloney did you do a dist upgrade or a clean install?
[05:59] <bmoloney> rsouthard: dist-upgrade :(
[05:59] <rsouthard> bmoloney i would highly recommend a fresh install.
[05:59] <rsouthard> dist upgrades can be tricky.
[06:00] <shiki-> thats why should one use separate /home
[06:00] <bmoloney> rsouthard: yeah usually i do clean install but I was lazy this time
[06:01] <bmoloney> ok thanks rsouthard and shiki for taking the time to help me, I will try a little more google-fu and then do the clean install if I still can't figure it out
[06:01] <shiki-> well.. finding such things is not easy at all
[06:02] <shiki-> anyway.. good luck with your hunt
[06:02] <shiki-> :)
[06:02] <shiki-> ==be right back==
[06:02] <rsouthard> bmoloney use gparted to make a new partition, mount it as say /temp or something and copy your home directory to it the do a clean install. make sure you dont format your new part.
[06:02] <rsouthard> your welcome.
[06:02] <owen1> shiki-: let me know about flash plugin. it works for youtube but not for many other sites.
[06:02] <bumbblebee> shiki-, i followed the procedure but make gives lot of errors
[06:07] <shidesh> how to Know the root password
[06:07] <shiki-> shidesh, how to.. well.. by default, you dont have one.
[06:07] <shiki-> sudo su  < to enter root ; sudo passwd root < to assign a pw to the root
[06:08] <Madpilot> ubottu, root
[06:09] <Madpilot> shiki-, there's no need for a root password in Ubuntu, in 99.99% of cases.
[06:09] <shiki-> I know. but if someone wants it...
[06:09] <shiki-> btw su this , su that.. I just use root pw :)
[06:09] <Veinor> I need a netbook that has good Ubuntu support but also has a 6-cell battery.
[06:10] <arkturus> Dell ?
[06:10] <KB1JWQ> HP Mini 1000, Veinor
[06:10] <Madpilot> shiki-, do read the Ubuntu RootSudo page - your method isn't encouraged and isn't needed.
[06:11] <rsouthard> sudo su - root will get you a root access with no password at all.
[06:11] <ejv> is it just me, or does ubottu sound like the matrix movie....
[06:11] <shiki-> rsouthard, Im aware of that. Anyway, anything with "sudo" freaks me out :)
[06:12] <Madpilot> rsouthard, beyond your own user PW for the sudo part, of course...
[06:12] <fonzi> hello, does anybody know something about ubuntu 9.04/X server/gnome crashes?   ; (
[06:12] <rsouthard> once there just set a root password and be done with sudo
[06:12] <ejv> fonzi: ask the real question
[06:12] <bmoloney> rsouthard: hey finally figured it out since PID was high enough that i could use lsof with grep and use a wildcard for last couple digits
[06:12] <Madpilot> ejv, the bot is frequently the most rational thing in this channel, you know :)
[06:12] <rsouthard> mine doesnt ask me uncomment a users in visudo
[06:12] <owen1> I can't see some flash sites ( http://prezi.com/r74mlgijoov8/ ).  i have adobe-flashplugin 10.0.32.18-1, flashplugin-installer 10.0.32.18ubuntu0.9.04.1 and flashplugin-nonfree 10.0.32.18ubuntu0.9.04.1.  any clues?
[06:13] <ejv> lol Madpilot
[06:13] <bmoloney> rsouthard: it was vino-server so i shut that down and now everything is good.  Thanks again!
[06:13] <rsouthard> bmoloney sweet
[06:13] <fonzi> ok ejv, my amilo pro V2000 random crashes , i can enter via ssh and give command, but i can't use X anymore
[06:13] <Madpilot> rsouthard, excellent way to break Ubuntu's security model. Nicely done. Please don't encourage it in this channel.
[06:13] <rsouthard> bmoloney yes. it does not play well at all with jaunty had the same issue.
[06:14] <fonzi> i tried to compile the last kernel release, same result
[06:14] <rsouthard> Madpilot why thank you.
[06:14] <Veinor> rsouthard: sudo su - root asked me for my password
[06:14] <Veinor> so
[06:14] <Ulises> Hello
[06:14] <Ulises> Hi everybody
[06:15] <fonzi> i also tried to disable acpi, same result ; (
[06:16] <Madpilot> Veinor, rsouthard has apparently gone to "all users have sudo without needing to enter passwords" on his Ubuntu install. Highly unrecommended, but if it breaks he can keep the pieces.
[06:16] <GhostWolfy> i don't know if im in the right channel but im looking for a good program that lets me use msn that even allows webcam connections
[06:16] <Veinor> Ah.
[06:17] <rsouthard> Madpilot Why you got to be a dick. Was just suggesting it was a way to get root without sudo.
[06:17] <chrisi1512> I read that a laggy shockwave player is normal! Is this correct?
[06:18] <Madpilot> rsouthard, and I'm just pointing out that your suggestion is neither encouraged nor recommended, and is fairly obviously insecure...
[06:18] <hanasaki> ok so I ssh -X to a remote machine. how do I get its desktop on the  local machine?
[06:18] <Uplink> my ubuntu is not detecting my wireless pocket mouse
[06:18] <ejv> i put everyone in the sudoers group and have it set so it doesn't prompt for a pass, that's just me though ;)
[06:18] <rsouthard> Madpilot in your opinion, there are several ways to go about it. that is just one of them
[06:19] <QPrime> Uplink: take it out of your pocket?
[06:19] <Uplink> QPrime; ur not being helpful
[06:19] <QPrime> Uplink: ok, sorry.  usb?
[06:19] <Uplink> QPrime; yes sir
[06:19] <Madpilot> rsouthard, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo suggests it's more than merely my opinion
[06:20] <drygrain> hmm
[06:20] <QPrime> fresh batteries? ;)
[06:20] <GhostWolfy> can anyone help me to get a good program thats exactly like msn messenger for ubuntu?
[06:20] <LucidGuy> anyone have a dell mini?
[06:20] <Uplink> QPrime; yes sir
[06:20] <mphill> !puregnome
[06:20] <drygrain> i'm trying to get some files from my cell phone onto my netbook with Jaunty and i'm having some difficculty
[06:20] <drygrain> via Bluetooth that is
[06:20] <QPrime> Uplink: any dmesg outout?
[06:20] <Uplink> QPrime; doesnt even pick it up :[
[06:21] <Uplink> QPrime; works fine in windows
[06:21] <QPrime> Uplink: make/model of mouse...
[06:21] <RoAkSoAx> GhostWolfy, the two more likely to be similar to msn messenger are amsn and emesene
[06:21] <Uplink> QPrime; one sec
[06:21] <rsouthard> Madpilot every other distro on the planet that is not a *buntu or variant of does it differently.
[06:22] <ejv> omg who cares
[06:22] <Uplink> QPrime; Keningston 72214
[06:22] <ejv> stop fighting lol
[06:22] <owen1> I can't see some flash sites ( http://prezi.com/r74mlgijoov8/ ).  i have adobe-flashplugin 10.0.32.18-1, flashplugin-installer 10.0.32.18ubuntu0.9.04.1 and flashplugin-nonfree 10.0.32.18ubuntu0.9.04.1.  any clues?
[06:22] <QPrime> Uplink: ok one sec.
[06:22] <Predominant> Hey, Is there a php5.2.10 packacge available for Ubuntu? and how can I find it / install it?
[06:22] <GhostWolfy> RoAkSoAx, i've tried to install aMSN but when i put my email and password and login to it, it just does nothing like looking to see if my email addy is correct
[06:22] <Uplink> QPrime; Keningston 72214 PocketMouse Optical Wireless Mini
[06:22] <rsouthard> madpilot that is the canoncial way not not necessarily the right way. it just a safety feature so newbs wont brick their system and have a bad taste in their mouth about linux.
[06:23] <ejv> and so that bruteforce/dictionary attacks don't try the root account... ;)
[06:23] <ejv> im not a newb and i love sudo, so shhh
[06:23] <Madpilot> rsouthard, you're getting awfully close to trolling. Probably a good idea to stop before you check off too many boxes on your Troll Bingo card...
[06:25] <ejv> why didn't someone tell me there's a bingo card for that
[06:25]  * ejv blames Madpilot 
[06:25] <rsouthard> i dont give a shit. just stating a fact that you cannot seem to get through your thick ass head.
[06:25] <ejv> !language | rsouthard
[06:25] <GhostWolfy> RoAkSoAx, are you still there??
[06:25] <killafreak23> anyone here can help me out on installing World of Warcraft burning crusade?
[06:26] <RoAkSoAx> GhostWolfy, Try emesene, I use it myself
[06:26] <ejv> wow runs via wine? since when?
[06:26] <Dr_Willis> ejv:  since a liong time
[06:26] <ejv> lol... interesting
[06:26] <Dr_Willis> !appdb | killafreak23
[06:26]  * ejv is not a gamer
[06:26] <GhostWolfy> RoAkSoAx, is that closely like msn even allow webcam connections??
[06:27] <RoAkSoAx> GhostWolfy, haven't tried using it with a webcam, but I know that the latest version in the next Ubuntu release will support webcams
[06:27] <GhostWolfy> RoAkSoAx, so its not supported for the 9.04 version of ubuntu?
[06:28] <RoAkSoAx> GhostWolfy, I do not now for sure, I've been using 9.10 since early alpha3
[06:28] <RoAkSoAx> s/now/know
[06:28] <QPrime> Uplink: mfcr supportsite seems broken... if you do a dmesg | grep HID you get nothing?
[06:28] <RoAkSoAx> GhostWolfy, it is worth trying though!
[06:29] <GhostWolfy> RoAkSoAx, oh i didn't know that 9.10 came out yet
[06:29] <Uplink> QPrime; let me try... I type "dmesg | grep HID" ??
[06:29] <bumbblebee> shiki-, done but not effective
[06:29] <bumbblebee> the problem still ther
[06:29] <QPrime> Uplink: Yup
[06:30] <bumbblebee> no audible sound
[06:30] <RoAkSoAx> GhostWolfy, it's not out yet, Alpha 5 has been released today, so it's still buggy.
[06:30] <bumbblebee> when amplified i can here it
[06:30] <GhostWolfy> RoAkSoAx, oh well im still on 9.04
[06:30] <bumbblebee> through the external speakers
[06:31] <Ulises> Hi all
[06:31] <Uplink> QPrime; nope nothing
[06:31] <QPrime> GhostWolfy: even worse, its JUST now entered feature freeze so there is still quite a bit of breakage to fix.
[06:31] <RoAkSoAx> GhostWolfy, Ok,, but just give it a try to emesene, you'll maybe like it, I did.
[06:31] <Ulises> sorry I need help
[06:31] <Ulises> I'm trying to reinstall the kernell
[06:31] <Ulises> manually
[06:32] <bumbblebee> shiki-, are u ther
[06:32] <shiki-> now..yes
[06:32] <QPrime> Uplink: not good.  its not seeing it as a Human Interface Device... can't tell that its a mouse.
[06:32] <GhostWolfy> QPrime, im not worried about it im just trying to find a good messenger program that lets me sign in to my msn but allows webcams
[06:32] <shiki-> what did you try?
[06:32] <Ulises> I hope someone could help me at this chanell
[06:32] <shiki-> (sorry Im just multitasking)
[06:32] <bumbblebee> as u said
[06:32] <QPrime> GhostWolfy: ok :)
[06:32] <bumbblebee> backport
[06:32] <owen1> shiki-: any tips about making flash work?
[06:32] <QPrime> Uplink: what does a lsusb give you?
[06:32] <GhostWolfy> since i did installed aMSN but when i tried to login it like didn't go nowhere
[06:33] <shiki-> owen1, uhm.. I asked what arch you have
[06:33] <QPrime> send the output to a pastebin and point me there
[06:33] <QPrime> Uplink: send the output to a pastebin and point me there
[06:33] <shiki-> bumbblebee, and you did it so fast..NICE
[06:33] <ElronMcBong> I want to find out whether my wlan card is working. It does not any networks when scanning for them. I wonder if I can use my macbook's wlan connection and sort of ping the other wlan card
[06:33] <bumbblebee> shiki-, it did not work but
[06:33] <GhostWolfy> RoAkSoAx, should i install emesene from the website or from terminal??
[06:33] <bumbblebee> the quality of the output is not good
[06:33] <shiki-> well..to be honest.. Im amazed by your skills. It takes about a few hour to upgrade alsa in the kernel
[06:34] <Uplink> (QPrime): Bus 003 Device 002: ID 047d: 1035 Keningston
[06:34] <RoAkSoAx> GhostWolfy, from a terminal. It's always recommended to install software from the repositories. Have you installed amsn from the repositories?
[06:34] <owen1> shiki-: it's macbook pro (64 bit) but i use ubuntu 32bit.
[06:34] <GhostWolfy> RoAkSoAx, i removed it but i installed amsn from synaptic
[06:34] <bumbblebee> shiki-,oh that
[06:34] <bumbblebee> shiki-, there are errors when i do make
[06:35] <QPrime> Uplink: ok... so we know exactly what we know previously... the mouse is seen in the bus (windows and Linux both see the device), but Linux dosent know its a mouse.
[06:35] <bumbblebee> missing header files
[06:35] <shiki-> owen1, well.. then http://www.adobe.com/products/flashplayer/  (get the .tar.gz), unpack it. sudo cp *.so /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins
[06:35] <RoAkSoAx> GhostWolfy, it's always recommended to install programs from synaptic or apt-get, rather than downloading the source and compiling it.
[06:35] <shiki-> and restart your firefox
[06:35] <QPrime> Uplink: did you need to install a driver in Windows?
[06:35] <shiki-> bumbblebee, sudo apt-get install build-essential
[06:35] <Uplink> QPrime; nope
[06:35] <shiki-> brb..reboot
[06:35] <owen1> shiki-: ok
[06:35] <bumbblebee> done
[06:36] <shiki-> bumbblebee, search for kernel headers in synaptci
[06:36] <GhostWolfy> RoAkSoAx, yea i did that with amsn but i don't know if my problem was when i installed some package from amsn's website but i don't know how to remove them
[06:36] <shiki-> for your current kernel
[06:36] <shiki-> (type: 'uname -r' in a terminal to see which one you have atm)
[06:36] <shiki-> well..be right back
[06:36] <QPrime> Uplink: Grrr... ok time to open this up to the channel again... any USB/HID ppl in here want to give a hand?
[06:37] <RoAkSoAx> GhostWolfy, doesn't it have a file where species the way to remove? Like a readme or install file?
[06:37] <GhostWolfy> RoAkSoAx, no
[06:37] <QPrime> Uplink: what is the device id it gives you from lsusb?
[06:37] <GhostWolfy> it was a file that i downloaded then had to change it to make it an executable file
[06:38] <RoAkSoAx> GhostWolfy, was one of the steps of installing it "make install" ?
[06:38] <Uplink> QPrime; 047d
[06:38] <GhostWolfy> RoAkSoAx, let me show you the link
[06:38] <GhostWolfy> of the website
[06:38] <QPrime> Uplink: thats all it gives? should be another 2 octets
[06:38] <Uplink> QPrime; want me to try on another usb slot?
[06:38] <GhostWolfy> cause i don't remember since im getting a headache and things go downwards with me
[06:38] <Uplink> QPrime; 047d:1035
[06:38] <QPrime> Uplink: sure, not sure it will help tho :(
[06:39] <QPrime> ok
[06:39] <QPrime> thats better.
[06:39] <bumbblebee> shiki-, Linux kernel version 2.6.28 already installed
[06:39] <QPrime> Uplink:  one sec
[06:39] <Uplink> ty
[06:39] <shiki-> bumbblebee, not KERNEL.. _headers_.. kernel-headers-....
[06:40] <shiki-> reboot..agaaaain
[06:40] <Crash1hd> Im looking to setup a vpn connection on my ubuntu box so that I can access my network when not at home
[06:40] <QPrime> Uplink: ati video controller on that system?
[06:41] <Uplink> QPrime; yes sir
[06:41] <rockman> What?
[06:41] <QPrime> Uplink: This *might* be your issue... http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-198529.html
[06:41] <killafreak23> can the wine 1.1.29 version be downloaded yet?
[06:41] <Crash1hd> I was thinking of using openvpn but I found a site talking about it and they are talking about creating an bridged vpn
[06:42] <QPrime> Uplink: there is not direct solution in that thread,but it might point you in the right direction
[06:42] <GhostWolfy> RoAkSoAx, i sent you a pm don't know if you got it
[06:42] <Uplink> QPrime; ok thanx, Im gonna have to use my desktop mouse then lol
[06:42] <RoAkSoAx> GhostWolfy, on it
[06:42] <GhostWolfy> kk thanks RoAkSoAx
[06:43] <LinuX2half> hi what does it mean when I get the message fatal: index-pack failed?
[06:43] <QPrime> Uplink: Nah, thats not the spirit... Never give in, Never surrender!  There should be a reasonable solution to this somewhere.
[06:43] <RoAkSoAx> GhostWolfy, have you tried something like: package remove <package-name> ?
[06:43] <bumbblebee> shiki-, did not get u
[06:43] <killafreak23> anyone here plays WoW?
[06:43] <GhostWolfy> RoAkSoAx, in what terminal?
[06:44] <Uplink> QPrime, my touchpad stopped working so i need a mouse to make all the backup from my ubuntu :[
[06:44] <Uplink> QPrime; so even if i solved it, no big deal.... im still uninstalling ubuntu
[06:44] <StrangePaint> I <3 ubuntu.
[06:44] <Veinor> Do the HP 110 Minis have good laptop support?
[06:44] <Crash1hd> I was wondering if anyone could tell me what this does iface eth0 inet static
[06:44] <Crash1hd>      address 192.168.1.10
[06:44] <Crash1hd>  in the interface file?
[06:44] <Crash1hd> does that make my ubuntu box use a static ip?
[06:44] <FloodBot1> Crash1hd: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:45] <bumbblebee> shiki-, Ubuntu supplied Linux modules for version 2.6.28 on x86/x86_64 is it this what i have to install
[06:45] <_theWarrior> Crash1hd, thats local lan ip I guess
[06:45] <openware> LAN IP address
[06:45] <QPrime> Uplink: :(
[06:45] <Ulises> HeLP
[06:45] <owen1> i can't view many flash sites.  mv libflashplayer.so /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins/    didn't help as well.  any clues?
[06:45] <Ulises> HELP!!!
[06:45] <crash1hd1> ok thanks :)
[06:46] <_theWarrior> !ask | Ulises
[06:46] <_theWarrior> crash1hd1: you're welcome
[06:46] <bumbblebee> shiki-, are u ther
[06:46] <RoAkSoAx> GhostWolfy, in whatever terminal you are using. To tell you the truth this is the first time I've ever heard of autopackage... that's why I would not know for sure how to uninstall a program installed with it
[06:46] <_theWarrior> Ulises: whats the issue?
[06:46] <x_> Ulishes : try installing downloaded installer from adobe.com
[06:46] <Ulises> how can I fix a kernel panic!
[06:46] <Uplink> QPrime; aww dont give me that face
[06:47] <_theWarrior> Ulises: whats the exact error message, be more specific
[06:47] <x_> whoops: Owen1
[06:47] <x_> gtg cya all
[06:47] <GhostWolfy> RoAkSoAx, yea me neither but i don't know where it got installed since it did use terminal to install when i first did it
[06:47] <QPrime> Uplink: :(((
[06:47] <Ulises> ok
[06:47] <QPrime> Uplink: installing what in its place?
[06:47] <_theWarrior> x_: c ya
[06:47] <basilesque> has anyone had an issue with Netbook Remix taking up 100% CPU with background applications?
[06:48] <GoogleDidntHelp> is anyone here good with networking? Specifically relating to VPNs? i have an issue with an ubuntu computer, a router and VPN. The question is to long for the channel so if you don't mind a PM I'd appreciate it.
[06:48] <Uplink> QPrimel; arch
[06:48] <Ulises> http://paste.ubuntu.com/265345/
[06:48] <Uplink> :]
[06:48] <RoAkSoAx> GhostWolfy, weird then, maybe that's why you can't connect using amsn, there might be some kind of bug there with the installed version from the website and the one on the repos
[06:48] <rsouthard> ulises can you paste /var/log/messages for us please in paste.ubuntu.com?
[06:49] <bumbblebee> anybody knows how to get the sound work on dell inspiron 15, well it works but can not here without amplifying it
[06:49] <QPrime> Uplink: ok.  fair enough.  I'll let that slide then... don't mention the "W" word ;)
[06:49] <GhostWolfy> RoAkSoAx, yea maybe i was trying to get the lastest version since in synaptic it didn't have the latest version i think
[06:49] <Ulises> rsouthard I don't know what var/log/messages
[06:49] <Ulises> ar
[06:49] <Uplink> QPrime; the W word? :O
[06:49] <Ulises> e
[06:49] <basilesque> how do i see how much CPU resources are used by background apps?  sys monitor doesnt show background stuff
[06:49] <Ulises> clh
[06:50] <Ulises> could you help me on that?
[06:50] <RoAkSoAx> GhostWolfy, yeah maybe the latest version was buggy...
[06:50] <rsouthard> run "cat /var/log/messages and copy it then paste it for us
[06:50] <B9> i am trying to join an irc channel but it says i need to be identified to join
[06:51] <owen1> i can't view many flash sites.  mv libflashplayer.so /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins/    didn't help as well.  any clues?
[06:51] <GhostWolfy> RoAkSoAx, but i won't know how to search to find even the latest package i installed since the second package on that link it removed the first one automatically
[06:51] <lstarnes> B9: have you registered your nickname with NickServ?
[06:51] <rsouthard> bumbblebee have you ran alsamixer to see where your sys volume is set to?
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[06:51] <mythomaniac> i've been trying to get my sound to work after installing ubuntu with the minimal cd installer, and i have this strange thing happening: as user issuing the command alsamixer i get "funtion snd_ctl_open failed for default:No such file or directory" but as root i can access alsamixer and have all the setting that my card can handle, as well as the right card... can anyone help me?
[06:51] <Andorin> Ass.
[06:52] <B9> Istarnes: could u please unpack NickServ a bit more for me please?
[06:52] <QPrime> Uplink: as long as its a linux distro you are replacing with, then we're cool ;)
[06:52] <RoAkSoAx> GhostWolfy, try: sudo apt-get remove --purge amsn, then sudo apt-get autoremove && sudo apt-get autoclean, and then try to reinstall amsn
[06:52] <Uplink> QPrime; oh well I dual boot :o
[06:52] <bumbblebee> rsouthard, no, tell me how to do that, i am quite new to this stuff
[06:52] <GhostWolfy> ok RoAkSoAx i don't wanna reinstall ubuntu :S lol cause i already put some files on that if i do i have to back up again :S
[06:53] <_theWarrior> what does that mean?
[06:53] <rsouthard> open a terminal window and type alsamixer
[06:53] <bumbblebee> well my master sound is full and still i can not here anything
[06:53] <bumbblebee> done
[06:53] <Ulises> http://paste.ubuntu.com/265346/
[06:54] <RoAkSoAx> GhostWolfy, you do not need to reinstall ubuntu just amsn and be sure it removes all files related to the package
[06:54] <rsouthard> bumbblebee what is your PCM set as?
[06:54] <Guest76437> how come my sound doesnt work, and I try the hardware drivers (gtk-jockey) program and it says no proprietary drivers.. ?
[06:54] <bumbblebee> rsouthard, 61<>61
[06:54] <Guest76437> I freshly installed this xubuntu 1 minute ago
[06:54] <Ulises> I guess it's incomplete, the terminal didn't allow me to see the information below
[06:54] <GhostWolfy> RoAkSoAx, ok good i did the sudo apt-get autoremove && and nothing happened it just went to the next like but without my username@computername
[06:55] <Guest76437> computer is 2 years old only
[06:55] <rsouthard> bumbblebee that is a good level
[06:55] <bumbblebee> rsouthard, yes, and master is full then i here something
[06:56] <RoAkSoAx> GhostWolfy, it was: sudo apt-get autoremove && sudo apt-get autoclean
[06:56] <GhostWolfy> RoAkSoAx, oh so i had to do that together??
[06:56] <bumbblebee> rsouthard, but when i decrease master a bit sound is gone
[06:56] <RoAkSoAx> GhostWolfy, yep, you can do it independently by omitting the &&
[06:57] <shidesh> hey can any 1 help me out
[06:57] <reaxor> I hava a question can I ask it here or is that a bad idea?
[06:57] <RoAkSoAx> I mean first: sudo apt-get autoremove and second sudo apt-get autoclean
[06:57] <rsouthard> bumbblebee have you tried your headphone jack to see if you get the same problem?
[06:57] <lstarnes> reaxor: you do not need to ask for permission
[06:57] <lstarnes> reaxor: just ask your question
[06:57] <reaxor> thanks
[06:57] <GhostWolfy> RoAkSoAx, oh ok well let me try doing that with just the same line i didn't know that i had to do it all together
[06:57] <zeltak> hi guys. ive lost sound completly on my sys..any one haver a few minutes to help out?
[06:57] <bumbblebee> rsouthard, i set PCM level to 100 it works quite good, yes headphones works but still i have to keep it max
[06:58] <shidesh> hey can any 1 help me ouit
[06:59] <bumbblebee> rsouthard, is it that u have to keep it max only
[06:59] <arvind_khadri> shidesh, ask
[06:59] <rsouthard> bumbblebee odd. I really dont know what to tell you to be honest. I am a sys admin not great with desktop.
[06:59] <owen1> I can't see some flash sites ( http://prezi.com/r74mlgijoov8/ ).  i have adobe-flashplugin 10.0.32.18-1, flashplugin-installer 10.0.32.18ubuntu0.9.04.1 and flashplugin-nonfree 10.0.32.18ubuntu0.9.04.1.  any clues?
[06:59] <arvind_khadri> shidesh, /quit
[06:59] <rsouthard> bumbblebee my master is set to 100 pcm to 61
[06:59] <reaxor> my ubuntu has a tendancy to crash (ubuntu 9.04) when using firefox I was wondering if that is common.
[06:59] <B9> i have NickServer open but i can't figure out where i have to type /msg NickServ command :-(
[07:00] <_theWarrior> reaxor: i've never faced somethingn like that
[07:00] <lstarnes> B9: anywhere
[07:00] <bumbblebee> rsouthard,  i have just switched from windows to ubuntu, on work i use ubuntu but never had this problem, on windows it was good
[07:00] <lstarnes> B9: preferably in the nickserv window
[07:00] <Dr_Willis> reaxor:  sad to say - often firefox is to blame..
[07:00] <B9> Istarnes: i'm so newb :-S
[07:00] <_theWarrior> B9: in the nickserv windwo from where you connected to #ubuntu
[07:00] <Dr_Willis> reaxor:  sad to say - often flash in firefox .. is to blame..
[07:00] <Dr_Willis> :)
[07:01] <_theWarrior> B9: for more information look here: http://linuxbasics.org/irc/how_to_register_an_irc-nickname
[07:01] <ejv> admitting you have a problem is the first step
[07:01] <owen1> how to make flash work on this site: http://prezi.com/fvzkwutdnvmg/
[07:01] <basilesque> does anyone know how to allow 32bit graphics in windows when using rdesktop from ubuntu??
[07:01] <rsouthard> bumbblebee that tells me it is not a hardware issue. have you google around any? what time of card is it? lspci | grep audio
[07:01] <reaxor> I thinking it might be a partition size issue, is ext3 unstable is the partition is really big, cus on my lappy bits like 15gig size and it works great but my destop its like 250 gigs big
[07:01] <lstarnes> _theWarrior: that method does not apply to all networks
[07:01] <lstarnes> B9: there's also http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#nicksetup
[07:02] <Uplink> anyone know how to plug an PS2 mouse without having to reboot?
[07:02] <_theWarrior> lstarnes: but quite often it does...just now i used to register my nick..
[07:02] <dumont> problem, my df -h command shows that the HDD is 100% full, however t says there are 205GB used out of 210GB, plus, I just deleted some large files and free space still didn't show up, I checked the trash folder, and its empty, /dev/sda2             210G  205G     0 100% /home
[07:02] <basilesque> Can X screen have a color depth of 32bit?
[07:02] <ejv> wait you firefix is causing your OS to crash, and you think it's related to the size of your partition(s), how does that make any sense?
[07:02] <_theWarrior> Uplink: if your OS supports PnP then just plug shud work
[07:02] <rsouthard> bumbblebee i cannot type tonight. What type of car is it? run 'lspci | grep audio and check it against the ubuntu hcl. http://www.ubuntuhcl.org/
[07:02] <ejv> s/you/your
[07:03] <rsouthard> card*
[07:03] <Uplink> _theWarrior; PS2?
[07:03] <lstarnes> basilesque: I know that it can go to 24
[07:03] <lstarnes> basilesque: but it might be able to do 32
[07:03] <bumbblebee> rsouthard, the command is not showing any result
[07:03] <_theWarrior> Uplink: are you on jaunty?
[07:03] <basilesque> lstarnes: i wanna make it go to 32 but my prop drivers only list 24 max
[07:04] <ejv> bumbblebee: CASE matters: sudo lspci | grep Audio
[07:04] <bumbblebee> ejv, yes
[07:04] <B9> Istarnes & _theWarrior: sweet! i dids it fanX
[07:04] <bumbblebee> rsouthard, Intel Corporation 82801I (ICH9 Family) HD Audio Controller (rev 03)
[07:05] <rsouthard> bumbblebee lspci | grep Multimedia not the "m" is capitalized
[07:05] <ejv> that's a very common chipset
[07:05] <_theWarrior> B9, no probs dude!
[07:05] <ejv> and you're not getting any sound?
[07:05] <vigo> whoops, Thank you ejv.
[07:05] <lstarnes> B9: make sure that you verify your nick using the code that was emailed to you
[07:05] <Parabola> that chipset works out of box
[07:05] <Parabola> I'm using a machine with it at work
[07:05] <ejv> vigo: ?
[07:05] <dumont> problem, my df -h command shows that the HDD is 100% full, however t says there are 205GB used out of 210GB, plus, I just deleted some large files and free space still didn't show up, I checked the trash folder, and its empty, /dev/sda2             210G  205G     0 100% /home
[07:05] <bumbblebee> ejv, not that, but output is not as gr8 as it was on windows
[07:05] <reaxor> well when it crashes somtimes it messes up the blocks or somthing, it may be a hardive issue I'm not sure gimp nad game crash it too.
[07:05] <dumont> why am I not getting any free space when I delete files, and send to trash is turned off
[07:06] <vigo> A comment you made reminded me about the CASE, I was typing in all sortsa junk in Terminal.
[07:06] <ejv> don't even get me started on the status of hd sound in linux.... that'll turn into a huge rant nobody wants to hear
[07:06] <owen1> i can't watch the video on this site - http://prezi.com/r74mlgijoov8/   any clues?
[07:06] <rsouthard> bumbblebee follow this thread it should fix your problem looks like a driver issue http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?s=40be2763c05c3408204da9be00682d4d&t=1036508
[07:06] <Parabola> owen1 thats not the best idea mate
[07:07] <Boohbah> owen1: noscript addon? flash 10 installed?
[07:07] <bumbblebee> rsouthard,  ok let me see
[07:07] <bumbblebee> ejv, not like that
[07:07] <rsouthard> bumbblbee may not be supported, actually. doesnt look good.
[07:07] <alphaecho> Hello there can i ask for help here? i am new on the ubuntu OS
[07:08] <ejv> !ask | alphaecho
[07:08] <Parabola> alphaecho dont ask to ask mate, just ask
[07:08] <Parabola> oh nice ejv
[07:08] <vigo> !ask
[07:08] <ejv> Parabola: ;)
[07:08] <alphaecho> when i try to install nvidia drivers i get an error that says
[07:08] <Parabola> !ask | vigo
[07:08] <Parabola> :P
[07:08] <owen1> Boohbah: i can watch youtube. i don't use noscript and i have: adobe-flashplugin 10.0.32.18-1, flashplugin-installer 10.0.32.18ubuntu0.9.04.1 and flashplugin-nonfree 10.0.32.18ubuntu0.9.04.1
[07:08] <vigo> Thank you,
[07:08] <ejv> don't abuse it
[07:08] <ejv> lol
[07:08] <Parabola> :(
[07:08] <rsouthard> bumbblebee could also be a pulse audio problem http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=789578 look here. instead of last thread i sent ya.
[07:08] <alphaecho> sorry, the jockey backend crashed. please file a bug at: ubuntu-bug jockey-common
[07:09] <alphaecho> what should i do?
[07:09] <reaxor> Irc kind of a scary place when you ask questions sometimes(we're all on are toes)
[07:09] <ejv> google, and if that doesn't help, file a bug?
[07:09] <vigo> !bug
[07:10] <shidesh> please can any 1 help me
[07:10] <shidesh> please can any 1 help me
[07:10] <shidesh> please can any 1 help me
[07:10] <FloodBot1> shidesh: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:10] <alphaecho> how can i file a bug because i am new in Linux i like it a lot so far i just want a better visual effect on my pc :)
[07:10] <ejv> alphaecho: please read this: http://www.timashley.me/node/110
[07:10] <bumbblebee> rsouthard, ok
[07:11] <owen1> Parabola: what do u mean not the best idea?
[07:11] <alphaecho> thank you ejv :)
[07:11] <owen1> i can't watch the video on this site - http://prezi.com/r74mlgijoov8/   any clues?
[07:11] <slothish> eit
[07:11] <ejv> alphaecho: you're welcome. google is powerful.
[07:11] <slothish> exit
[07:11] <rsouthard> bumbblebee when you ran alsamixer did you see mm anywhere?
[07:11] <Dr_Willis> alphaecho:  tell  the channel your escat video card.  You can isntall the proper drivers for them via the command line.
[07:12] <bumbblebee> rsouthard, no
[07:12] <bumbblebee> rsouthard, yes
[07:12] <alphaecho> thank you i search google but on ubuntu i didn't get the idea yet how things work so i kinda don't know even what to look for and how to look for it i might be familiar i gues :) thank you for you help i will try to fix it
[07:12] <vigo> owen1: First idea is that site does not look like a valid URL, just an idea
[07:12] <rsouthard> bumbblebee on master or pcm?
[07:13] <ejv> alphaecho: try what the blogger suggested, then report back here - if you still have issues
[07:13] <bumbblebee> rsouthard, no not thr instead on  IEC958   Analog L
[07:13] <Dr_Willis> owen1:  that site is working here.. But im using 9.10
[07:13] <rsouthard> bumbblebee try unmuting it by pressing the m key
[07:14] <killafreak23> anyone here know about an issue that when i get to the accepting lincese for the WoW install when i reach the bottom the accept button doesn't let you click it it jus stays gray and i cant click on it and i cant install WoW burning crusade
[07:14] <dumont> problem, my df -h command shows that the HDD is 100% full, however t says there are 205GB used out of 210GB, plus, I just deleted some large files and free space still didn't show up, I checked the trash folder, and its empty, /dev/sda2             210G  205G     0 100% /home
[07:14] <rsouthard> bumbblebee move your volume on iec958 to abou 60% also then press esc key
[07:15] <ejv> dumont: du -hsc / > pastebin
[07:15] <Boohbah> killafreak23: http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=application&iId=1922
[07:15] <bumbblebee> rsouthard, its 0 now
[07:15] <bumbblebee> rsouthard, i just unmuted it
[07:15] <vigo> killafreak23: Cedega or some thing like that?
[07:15] <alphaecho> ejv: i am trying and if i have something else i will ask here ;)
[07:16] <Boohbah> killafreak23: http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=17421
[07:16] <Boohbah> killafreak23: depends on your video card
[07:16] <rsouthard> bumbblebee did that work, you may have to reload alsa-utils
[07:16] <bumbblebee> rsouthard, what is the key to move up
[07:17] <n3f> hi everyone =)
[07:17] <rsouthard> bumbblebee should be the up arrow.
[07:17] <rsouthard> bumbblebee m to unmute
[07:17] <bumbblebee> rsouthard, it does not go anywher
[07:17] <dumont> http://pastebin.com/m444ea11 du -hsc
[07:18] <bumbblebee> rsouthard, it does not show a bar for that entry
[07:18] <dumont> ejv ^
[07:18] <rsouthard> bumbblebee i would follow that second thread i sent you looked like good info there.
[07:18] <bumbblebee> rsouthard, ok having a look at that
[07:19] <rsouthard> bumbblebee sorry cant be more help.
[07:19] <dumont> beh i guess that was for a root folder
[07:19] <dumont> 208G    total
[07:19] <bumbblebee> rsouthard, thats on, at least u showed the path
[07:21] <rsouthard> bumbblebee i would google around with the name of your audio card followed by ubuntu, you should find a fix.
[07:21] <dumont> ejv: df -h cmd still says 205GB, and I can't mmdir, move files or etc on my server via ftp client, but i can do things manually via command line
[07:21] <kazorin> Anyone here know VBA at all?
[07:21] <bumbblebee> rsouthard, ok
[07:23] <dumont> problem, my df -h command shows that the HDD is 100% full, however t says there are 205GB used out of 210GB, plus, I just deleted some large files and free space still didn't show up, I checked the trash folder, and its empty, /dev/sda2             210G  205G     0 100% /home
[07:24] <KB1JWQ> dumont: inode hasn't been released yet.
[07:24] <dumont> huh?
[07:24] <dumont> wtf is inode?
[07:24] <m4x> Hello fellow ubunters, I'm trying to configure my soundcard and am having trouble this is the link to my chipset/information http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=d7b21c0d8c7772b958a9983bd29ce132b704c241 I have gotten up to finding my module in the ALSA-Configuration.txt but now I cannot find my soundcards codec, perhaps I need to upgrade to a more recent or more stable driver? Please help, thank you.
[07:25] <Dr_Willis> Better then a sharp stick in the iNode
[07:25] <kazorin> Does anyone here know visual boy advance at all? I seem to be having a rather strange problem.
[07:26] <Dr_Willis> kazorin:  ive used it ages ago...
[07:26] <rsouthard> i love reading man pages. so much info
[07:27] <edbroyle> shiki I figured out why ssh would not let me login remotely my password for the account began with an ! it would seem you can't do that.
[07:27] <kazorin> Dr_Willis: Well I'm just having a weird bug, at random sound quality drops to bogus and the playback slows. Been searching up manuals and online forums posts and can't find much of anything that works.
[07:27] <edbroyle> incase it comes up again
[07:27] <_theWarrior> m4x: upgrade might fix your problem. better try it out!
[07:28] <m4x> _theWarrior, alright thank you I'll give it a shot, can you point me in the direction of a good tutorial for upgrading my drivers? Thanks for your help
[07:29] <_theWarrior> m4x: give a min...let me go through that link....
[07:29] <m4x> _theWarrior, thank I'll search my self as well
[07:30] <ayathehusker> anyone try using the newer nvidia drivers on their page or should i just stick with the v180 thats on the hardware drivers/envy
[07:30] <Crash1hd> _theWarrior: do you know of any good articles on setting up a vpn?
[07:30] <_theWarrior> m4x: yep ....
[07:30] <kazorin> ayathehusker: I'm on 185, it works great so far.
[07:30] <m4x> _theWarrior, thanks for your help I think I found a good link, I'll report back in several minutes
[07:30] <_theWarrior> Crash1hd: give me a minute....i'll give you some links
[07:31] <_theWarrior> m4x: thats fine... :-)
[07:31] <ayathehusker> kazorin was it pretty easy to update? When i tried building previously i couldnt get x to start
[07:32] <_theWarrior> Crash1hd: i assume you want to do that from Jaunty, right?
[07:32] <Crash1hd> _theWarrior: yes
[07:32] <kazorin> ayathehusker: I didn't know a thing about how to install it myself. My friend walked me through it...Basically I had to stop gdm, sh the driver file, start gdm.
[07:32] <Crash1hd> _theWarrior: I want to connect to a jaunty machine through vpn
[07:33] <_theWarrior> Crash1hd: fine, cooooool
[07:33] <Crash1hd> _theWarrior: but I have to setup the vpn on the Jaunty machine first (thats what I am looking for) :)
[07:33] <m4x> _theWarrior, One quick question i have, are the drivers arch specific? I'm have 64 bit, however there is no mention of either 32 or 64 in the article I am reading?
[07:34] <_theWarrior> m4x: yes they are, look for the required version, you can get one of your choice
[07:35] <rbf> tem alguma brasileira por aki
[07:35] <_theWarrior> Crash1hd: i got the point, googling to find some simple/good tutorials for th same
[07:35] <KB1JWQ> !por
[07:35] <_theWarrior> !br | rbf
[07:36] <KB1JWQ> Doh, br. :-)
[07:36] <Crash1hd> _theWarrior: alright cool yeah I found when I googled I could only get from the connecting to point of view :( lol I did find this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/OpenVPN though
[07:37] <Madpilot> KB1JWQ, pt works too - the language thing uses both country codes and lang codes, usually
[07:37] <allan_> hello
[07:37] <_theWarrior> Crash1hd: that article is good enough? where exactly you're getting stuck?
[07:38] <_theWarrior> !hi | allan_
[07:38] <allan_> hi i have a programing problem
[07:38] <Crash1hd> _theWarrior: sadly at the presetup
[07:38] <_theWarrior> allan_: is that related to ubuntu somehow?
[07:38] <Crash1hd> I tried changing the interface and lost internet access
[07:38] <allan_> i use this gtk-builder-convert
[07:39] <leprechau> im about to throw this stupid ubuntu box out the window it keeps bitching: mount.nfs: access denied by server ... even though my archie desktop here and my other bsd machines can mount it just fine
[07:39] <_theWarrior> Crash1hd: whats the error message you're getting?
[07:39] <allan_> but it comes up with errors
[07:39] <Crash1hd> _theWarrior: changing the address and gateway and netmask to match mine
[07:39] <leprechau> can anyone tell me what in ubuntu is making it error out?
[07:39] <Crash1hd> no error just no connection after restarting the networking it all vanished
[07:39] <_theWarrior> Crash1hd: okey fine...do let me know the errors
[07:39] <Crash1hd> like as if eth0 wasnt there
[07:40] <_theWarrior> Crash1hd: did you try restarting the network manager?
[07:40] <Crash1hd> _theWarrior: I tried doing sudo /etc/init.d/NetworkManager restart and nothing happened
[07:41] <Crash1hd> I had to reboot after changing the interfaces file back to what it was
[07:41] <Crash1hd> and i got access again
[07:41] <_theWarrior> Crash1hd: oops!
[07:42] <alphaecho> ejv: if you are still there the link you gave me helped me all i had to do is update my terminal because it was not updated and it was done :)
[07:42] <alphaecho> thank you very much
[07:42] <ejv> you're welcome
[07:42] <alphaecho> i really like ubuntu
[07:42] <_theWarrior> Crash1hd: are you generating the certificates, now?
[07:42] <alphaecho> i just need to learn more about it :)
[07:42] <Crash1hd> _theWarrior: not yet going to leave it now
[07:42] <alphaecho> so where are you from ejv?
[07:42] <Crash1hd> _theWarrior: I just realized what time it is and I have to be up early (thankyou for your help but I have to head to bed)
[07:42] <Crash1hd> _theWarrior: but thankyou again :)
[07:43] <ejv> atlanta
[07:43] <_theWarrior> Crash1hd: thats fine....you're wlcome dude!
[07:43] <alphaecho> i am from Kosova
[07:43] <ejv> nice
[07:43] <thinkertinker> hi, am using jaunty.i have CompizConfig Settings Manager 0.8.2 installed..but i cant enable "tile windows" in it.. is it some bug.Or my mistake??
[07:43] <_theWarrior> !ot | alphaecho
[07:44] <alphaecho> it was the Software Freedom Conference here and i atended there decided to install ubuntu and i really like it
[07:44] <_theWarrior> thinkertinker: must be some setting/config issue I guess
[07:44] <booboo> what yal
[07:45] <thinkertinker> _theWarrior, i enable it in the settings manager..but it disables itself(i.e the check box clears by itself)
[07:45] <alphaecho> #ubuntu-offtopic
[07:45] <alphaecho> offtopic
[07:46] <leprechau> OMG ubuntu is so broken....it won't let you use hostnames in /etc/fstab for nfs mounts or for showmount on the command line
[07:46] <leprechau> it only understands ip addresses
[07:46] <_theWarrior> thinkertinker: are you running the latest version of ccsm?
[07:46] <leprechau> what the hell
[07:46] <ejv> lol leprechau
[07:46] <vigo> alphaecho: Welcome to Ubuntu, look at the forums and documentation, those are good places to start at.
[07:46] <KB1JWQ> leprechau: Incorrect. :-)
[07:46] <leprechau> KB1JWQ, totally correct
[07:46] <alphaecho> thank you vigo
[07:46] <booboo> who have use back track4
[07:46] <alphaecho> i am trying to get used to it
[07:47] <KB1JWQ> leprechau: Check your DNS settings.
[07:47] <leprechau> root@mediabox:~# host schroeder
[07:47] <leprechau> schroeder.anbcs.com has address 172.16.1.20
[07:47] <leprechau> root@mediabox:~# host 172.16.1.20
[07:47] <leprechau> 20.1.16.172.in-addr.arpa domain name pointer schroeder.anbcs.com.
[07:47] <FloodBot1> leprechau: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:47] <ejv> NFS entries in fstab must be DNS hostnames, not IP addresses
[07:47] <KB1JWQ> leprechau: I don't care what host says, what about `getent hosts schroeder`?
[07:48] <leprechau> root@mediabox:~# getent hosts schroeder
[07:48] <leprechau> 127.16.1.20     schroeder
[07:48] <alphaecho> just to make sure is the program called emulator to run .exe files on Ubuntu?
[07:48] <KB1JWQ> booboo: Many people.
[07:48] <KB1JWQ> leprechau: Okay, and when you attempt to mount -a, what's it say?
[07:48] <ejv> or just don't start them with // i forgot how i did it prior
[07:48] <ejv> lolz
[07:48] <leprechau> root@mediabox:~# showmount -e schroeder
[07:48] <leprechau> showmount: RPC: Program not registered
[07:48] <vigo> alphaecho: to join the off-topic, type /join #ubuntu-offtopic
[07:48] <leprechau> root@mediabox:~# showmount -e 172.16.1.20
[07:48] <leprechau> Export list for 172.16.1.20:
[07:48] <leprechau> /mnt/archive                172.16.1.0
[07:48] <Madpilot> leprechau, pastebin!
[07:48] <KB1JWQ> leprechau: What's the line in /etc/fstab?
[07:48] <alphaecho> ah thank you
[07:49] <KB1JWQ> !paste | leprechau
[07:49] <hanasaki> ssh -X only seems to work with an existing X session on the remote machine.. user must already be in X.. is this right?
[07:49] <leprechau> KB1JWQ, it was the hostname just like every other box i have...but ubie won't take it
[07:49] <leprechau> it only works with the ip
[07:49] <leprechau> that's some broken crap
[07:50] <allan_> fixed it
[07:50] <killafreak23> how can i install a ATI Video driver for ubuntu? im a new user to ubuntu and i downloaded the windows version try to install it through WINE but i dont think it works
[07:50] <Dr_Willis> hanasaki:  i ssh -X remotebox and run stuff all the time. No need have the user logged into X on the remote box.
[07:50] <allan_> dont need gtk convert
[07:50] <Madpilot> leprechau, have you checked into bug reports on this? I know squat about fstab & networking, but existing bug reports would be a good place to start...
[07:53] <libtech> hi fella
[07:53] <libtech> s
[07:53] <hanasaki> Dr_Willis:  thanks.  how can I bring up a desktop from the rmote locally over x?  or gdm login
[07:53] <Dr_Willis> hanasaki:  xdmcp, or vnc  or freenx are ways to do that
[07:54] <hanasaki> Dr_Willis: yes. I was trying to get vnc going over an X tunnel. issue is that it only seems to work on existing login sessions on the remote computer
[07:55] <hanasaki> I once had a setup where xinitd brought up a login however it killed the session on window close.  I wanted it to allow a reconnect as is
[07:55] <libtech> ooh
[07:55] <Dr_Willis> hanasaki:  Thers several ways to get 'vnc' going..  The gnome desktop has a feature to share the existing desktop. that  is NOT the only way to get 'vnc' going
[07:55] <Dr_Willis> hanasaki:  you can install a vncserver and have severla vnc sessions going that are 'hidden' not shown on the  monitor to the local user.
[07:55] <hanasaki> Dr_Willis:  that's the goal
[07:55] <hanasaki> over ssh
[07:56] <owen1> when i go to http://www.adobe.com/products/flashplayer/  i see big arrow instead of the flash content. if i click on it i can see the content. it happens almost in any site that display flash. in addition, in some sites i can't watch flash at all.
[07:56] <owen1> any clues?
[07:56] <FloodBot1> owen1: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:57] <hanasaki> bbl  thanks for the help all and Dr_Willis :)
[07:57] <booboo> i'm bored
[08:00] <kapil> owen1: you probably have "flashblock" installed and enabled.
[08:01] <_theWarrior> booboo: then help others fix their problesm
[08:01] <owen1> kapil: not using this plugin
[08:01] <william> hello
[08:01] <libtech> william: hi
[08:03] <Guest16323> I have vmware installed in 9.04. I want to find a free windows XP image to run in it for school. Any suggestions?
[08:03] <owen1> kapil: sites like this i can't even see the video - http://prezi.com/v9cx7tgmyaza/
[08:04] <firecrotch> Guest16323: You won't find a free Windows XP image that is legal to use
[08:04] <Guest16323> not even for education?
[08:05] <firecrotch> Guest16323: Nope.
[08:05] <Guest16323> what a load.
[08:05] <firecrotch> It's microsoft, what do you expect
[08:05] <KB1JWQ> You can get it "next to free" but... :-)
[08:05] <DaMaGeD1> +
[08:05] <KB1JWQ> If the box has a Windows decal you can use that.
[08:06] <Guest16323> 'next to free' meaning?
[08:06] <KB1JWQ> Guest16323: Educational discount.
[08:06] <libtech> guest16
[08:06] <libtech> Guest16323: dont you have a windows disc sitting around
[08:06] <Guest16323> sure, but no activation code
[08:07] <libtech> weak
[08:07] <Guest16323> indeed
[08:07] <firecrotch> Guest16323: The computer you're using doesn't have a Windows COA sticker on it?
[08:07] <Guest16323> nope, built it with a friend of mine.
[08:08] <happy> LINUX zhut\\
[08:08] <libtech> Guest16323: you either pirate it or buy another copy of xp
[08:08] <KB1JWQ> libtech: That's not welcome on freenode.
[08:08] <libtech> KB1JWQ: of course not
[08:08] <happy> linux主题在那里?
[08:08] <CapaH> ckserv identify yrt441
[08:08] <firecrotch> Guest16323: You can still install Windows XP and use it in evaluation mode for 60 days, I believe
[08:08] <CapaH> .. oops
[08:08] <KB1JWQ> CapaH: Change your password now.
[08:08] <Guest16323> he wasnt suggesting anything. just telling me what I could do were I so inclined
[08:08] <firecrotch> CapaH: might want to change that now
[08:09] <libtech> dont buy xp, that would be silly
[08:09] <libtech> wait for windows 7
[08:09] <CapaH> yeah - uh - already done :) --- I hate that auto join "feature" ugh
[08:09] <Dr_Willis> Im not even sure you can buy xp any more.
[08:10] <firecrotch> I believe you can still buy it from places like NewEgg etc
[08:10] <gps315> Wonder if anyone can help/advise.  Have a dual boot Vista and Jaunty, every now and then after running vista the grub boot fails, can fix with live disk and get going again but it keeps happening, any clues
[08:10] <chrisi1512> Don't buy any Windows :D!
[08:10] <Wildbat> it is funny to hear ppl asking for xp copy in a linux channel XD
[08:10] <libtech> windows 7 is nice
[08:10] <Madpilot> Windows chat should really move to ##windows or #ubuntu-offtopic, everyone.
[08:10] <libtech> OK
[08:11] <shidesh> help
[08:11] <shidesh> help
[08:11] <shidesh> wesfcdsadfsa
[08:11] <shidesh> wef
[08:11] <FloodBot1> shidesh: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:11] <KB1JWQ> shidesh: What is your issue?
[08:12] <shidesh> adzasddsaeszASZSASZ
[08:12] <Madpilot> shidesh, ask an actual question...
[08:12] <libtech> obvious troll is obvious
[08:12] <gps315> Wonder if anyone can help/advise.  Have a dual boot Vista and Jaunty, every now and then after running vista the grub boot fails, can fix with live disk and get going again but it keeps happening, any clues
[08:13] <firecrotch> gps315: What is the error that you get?
[08:13] <gps315> the grub boot just fails and reboots the machine, endless loop then
[08:16] <happy> window7 ok
[08:16] <firecrotch> gps315: when in the boot process does it reboot? When GRUB tries to start loading the OS? Before the GRUB menu appears?
[08:17] <gps315> before grub menu
[08:17] <Zuk1> um, need some help here.
[08:17] <Zuk1> i just installed 8.04
[08:17] <Zuk1> i'm so confused.
[08:17] <KB1JWQ> Bit of a blast from the past, but go on.  What confuses you, Zuk1?
[08:17] <Zuk1> Gfire won't work, I can't set up my dual monitors
[08:18] <Dr_Willis> Zuk1:  always tell the channel your video card.. when asking video based questions..
[08:18] <Zuk1> i had to revert to 8.04 because 9.04 wasnt compatible with my video cards
[08:18] <Zuk1> 8600GTS x 2
[08:18] <Zuk1> NVIDIA
[08:18] <isonomy> When I login, I get a password prompt from the network manager trying to unlock the keyring. I did some research and came to the conclusion that when I changed my login password, it didn't necessarily update the Network Manager to look for the same password. It still looks for the older password. How can I correct this?
[08:18] <Zuk1> installed the proprietary driver
[08:18] <Dr_Willis> Zuk1:  i normally just have to install the prop. driver. and run the nvidia-settings tool as root to tweak the display
[08:18] <Zuk1> oh, ok
[08:19] <Dr_Willis> Zuk1:  'gksudo nvidia-settings'
[08:19] <Zuk1> thanks
[08:19] <Dr_Willis> Zuk1:  also after tweaking with that tool..  You want to restart the X server normally. (or reboot)
[08:19] <Zuk1> alright, i ran that, i saw something open on the toolbar but then it stopped
[08:20] <Zuk1> hell, why can't something go right for me at least once?
[08:20] <Dr_Willis> run it from a terminal, look for erro rmessages.. also you need to reboot after you install the nvidia drivers
[08:20] <Dr_Willis> You did reboot after installing the prop. drivers?
[08:20] <Zuk1> i did run it from a terminal, no errors
[08:20] <Zuk1> yes
[08:20] <kaizanoiza> หน่อย
[08:20] <happy> Chinese people are working hard to make the country richer and more beautiful.
[08:20] <shadowmancer> Hey all
[08:21] <Ben64> Zuk1: how did you install nvidia driver?
[08:21] <shadowmancer> i'm wondering if anyone has had issues with gparted
[08:21] <Zuk1> through Hardware Drivers
[08:21] <Zuk1> it installed, i rebooted.
[08:22] <shadowmancer> like it says a hdd is unallocated when its obviously not
[08:22] <Ben64> Zuk1: ok, good. some people install from nvidia.com, which rarely works on ubuntu
[08:22] <happy> hey dii
[08:22] <Zuk1> yeah, i tried that last time and failed
[08:22] <Zuk1> i had to use 8.04 because 9.04 keeps flipping out at me
[08:23] <Zuk1> the GDM refuses to start
[08:23] <Zuk1> so, can anyone help me adjust the screen resolutions? gksudo nvidia-settings wont work
[08:23] <Goganchic> Zuk1, what type of monitor does you have?
[08:23] <firecrotch> Zuk1: You need to figure out WHY it won't start then, check /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[08:24] <Ben64> Zuk1: try "nvidia-settings -V"
[08:24] <Zuk1> 16" CRT, 20" LCD
[08:24] <Goganchic> Zuk1, firm?
[08:24] <Zuk1> what?
[08:25] <shadowmancer> hmmmm just wondering all, and i know this is going to be a stupid question, but does an ext3 file system require an MSDOS partition table for gparted to define the partitions
[08:25] <Goganchic> Zuk1, Acer, Asus, Samsung or what?
[08:26] <shidesh> HELP ME
[08:26] <firecrotch> shadowmancer: um? that makes absolutely no sense
[08:26] <firecrotch> !ask | shidesh
[08:26] <Zuk1> Dell
[08:26] <Goganchic> Zuk1, screen resolution can be wrong because of wrong EDID record of monitor
[08:26] <drygrain> i'm trying to get some files from my cell phone onto my netbook via bluetooth and i'm having some difficculty
[08:26] <Zuk1> no, the Screen Resolution app won't detect them
[08:27] <firecrotch> Zuk1: You may have to set them in xorg.conf
[08:27] <Zuk1> drygrain, you dont have a USB cord?
[08:27] <sat> hi all
[08:27] <Dr_Willis> shadowmancer:   a totally unparittioned disk needs some sort of 'parttion table' and  'msdos parittion table' is the standard.. so yes...
[08:27] <shadowmancer> firecrotch: yep thought so, sorry for being stupid but i'm reading through forums and it mentioned something about it
[08:27] <Goganchic> Zuk1, look at /var/log/Xorg.0.log as firecrotch said
[08:27] <Dr_Willis> shadowmancer:  gparted will ask to make one on a totally unpartitioned disk.
[08:27] <drygrain> not that fits my phone zuk
[08:27] <shadowmancer> Dr_Willis: ._. but won't that clear the entire memory
[08:27] <Zuk1> ugh, i don't have any nvidia- commands
[08:27] <Dr_Willis> shadowmancer:  and one rarely finds a totally unpartitioned disk :)   If your disk is totally unpartitioned.. then theres nothing on it..
[08:27] <shadowmancer> Dr_Willis: sorry i mean hdd space
[08:28] <Zuk1> the .log revealed nothing, i have no clue what any of it means
[08:28] <Dr_Willis> shadowmancer:  if you got a disk with stuff on it.. it should allready have a 'msdos partition table'
[08:28] <firecrotch> Zuk1: Pastebin it and we'll take a look at it
[08:28] <shadowmancer> Dr_Willis: there is the catch
[08:29] <shadowmancer> Dr_Willis: i can roam around it, upload, download, edit and even see the properties of my disk
[08:29] <Goganchic> Zuk1, try to look at this link http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=209474
[08:29] <shadowmancer> Dr_Willis: but when i go to repartition it to install a copy of ubuntu, it says its all free even though there is 260gb of stuff on it
[08:30] <shadowmancer> Dr_Willis: I thought it was just the installer being slightly odd, so i ran gparted on my computer (making sure to use the latest) and same result
[08:30] <Zuk1> son of a bitch. pastebin just attacked me with popup, fullscreen ads
[08:30] <Dr_Willis> shadowmancer:  be sure you are on the right disk with gparted..  thats about all i can say.  could be some quirky bug with the way the partitions are laid out.
[08:30] <firecrotch> !ohmy | Zuk1
[08:30] <Dr_Willis> shadowmancer:  check output of 'sudo fdisk -l' see what that says
[08:31] <Zuk1> http://codepad.org/w3hbJVgA
[08:31] <Zuk1> there, sorry about the highlighting
[08:32] <estan> hey, what do i do if my task manager disappeared?
[08:33] <estan> (mom must have done something stupid, and i'm a KDE user so i don't know the process name of the gnome task manager)
[08:33] <shadowmancer> Dr_Willis: done that already, and says something about my hdd not ending on Cylinder boundaries, as well as some parts of the partitions being non-linux and how my partitions have different physical and logical endings
[08:33] <Dr_Willis> right click on panel, add to panel. ->  window list (i think estan )
[08:34] <Dr_Willis> shadowmancer:  sounds like the partition layout is so convulated that gparted is confused by it .. and to be safe. wont touch it.
[08:34] <Richard_Martin> hi
[08:34] <Goganchic> Zuk1, you resolution how is 1024x768 ?
[08:34] <Goganchic> Zuk1, you resolution now is 1024x768 ?
[08:35] <estan> Dr_Willis: hm, but i don't have a panel at the bottom of the screen to right-click :/
[08:35] <Zuk1> its 1024x768 right now
[08:35] <Dr_Willis> estan:  all your gnome panels vanished?
[08:35] <Zuk1> i'm used to 1280x1024 + 1680x1050 :(
[08:35] <Dayofswords> echo!
[08:35] <Goganchic> (II) NVIDIA(0): Virtual screen size determined to be 1024 x 768
[08:35] <ian__> hi all i'm currently running ktorrent to download torrents via variuos servers, it appears that all my downloads are queued and end up being stalled. i'm running ubuntu 9.04
[08:35] <estan> Dr_Willis: no, there's one at the top, the one with Program, Places et.c.
[08:35] <Goganchic> set virtual screen in xorg.conf
[08:35] <ian__> any help appreciated
[08:35] <KB1JWQ> ian__: Check available disk space.
[08:36] <Zuk1> .... how?
[08:36] <Dr_Willis> estan:  add it to that panel then.. or add a new panel
[08:36] <KB1JWQ> Did you fill the partition without meaning to?
[08:36] <estan> Dr_Willis: but none at the bottom (the one that usually has task list and desktop pager)..
[08:36] <shanipribadi> hello, id like to ask the alternative of :w !sudo tee % in vim, im using fish, but it does not work
[08:36] <estan> Dr_Willis: yes, but how do i add a new panel?
[08:36] <Goganchic> look at link which I post above ^)
[08:36] <shadowmancer> Dr_Willis: >.< thats a pleasure to know gparted is safe, i am just curious as to why i can access the data still, have no issues, have my disk usage analyser be able to do a full scan of it, as well as being able to upload more stuff onto it, and then tell me when i check its properties that its an ext3/ext4 partition
[08:36] <Dr_Willis> estan: ... err. right click on the existing panel.. :) logical place to  put the setting eh? :)
[08:37] <estan> Dr_Willis: ah, no not very logical i think ;) i would have expected right-clicking on the desktop or something, but thanks!
[08:37] <Zuk1> sorry, Goganchic, I missed it
[08:37] <Dr_Willis> shadowmancer:  its just a confulated layout of partitions.. luckly you can still access all teh data.. You Might want to do some backups and reorganize the disk a bit
[08:37] <Dr_Willis> estan:  but the desktop is the desktop .. not the panel. :) desktop prings up the desktop setting stuff...
[08:37] <Goganchic> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=209474
[08:38] <_theWarrior> ian_ how long have you been facing that problem?
[08:38] <estan> Dr_Willis: alright.
[08:39] <_theWarrior> ian_ : did you try using transmission? or may be uttorrent via wine...utorrent works fine...
[08:39] <shadowmancer> Dr_Willis: Now that is where the sickening irony sets it, i've been using the hdd as a backup hdd, and decided its high time to set myself up a file server, and thinking it would just be a simple matter of repartitioning my hdd i don't have any spares to put the data onto for a backup >.,
[08:39] <Dr_Willis> shadowmancer:  i learned a long time ago to just stick to simple partitioning layouts. :)
[08:39] <teo1> greetings
[08:39] <Dr_Willis> shadowmancer:  i tend to use 4 primariy partitions and thats about it..
[08:41] <shadowmancer> Dr_Willis: Hahahaha, i sort of thought i'd stick to one, and decided to make this hdd partitions and stuff with gparted on dapper, and never used gparted with it after that till now
[08:41] <StrangePaint> I Heart Ubuntu.
[08:41] <Dr_Willis> StrangePaint:  you ♥ Ubuntu?
[08:42] <shadowmancer> I think we all Heart Ubuntu StrangePaint <3
[08:42] <ian__> the warrior i've used a few different types but all the same haven't tried through wine
[08:42] <niekie> Hmmm, can anyone tell me a tool for doing live "television-like" broadcasts over the internet? E.g. showing information/scheduling as text, starting shows (AVI or OGG Theora files), record/broadcast live video (streamed from a high-quality webcam possibly) etc, all without disrupting the broadcast in any way while switching over? I'm afraid something like that simply doesn't exist on Ubuntu yet (I couldn't find anything like that on Windows, 
[08:42] <niekie>  but who knows, I might be surprised :)
[08:43]  * niekie hopes that message didn't get cut off for being too long.
[08:43] <firecrotch> I just really like Ubuntu, can't say I Heart it.... I certainly wouldn't marry it
[08:43] <Dr_Willis> niekie:  if you couldent find it for windows.. :) i wonder if it exists at all...
[08:43] <niekie> Dr_Willis: Heh.
[08:43] <Dr_Willis> perhaps you need to  recuce your 'demands' :)
[08:43] <Loafers> !debian
[08:43]  * niekie grins.
[08:43] <shadowmancer> Dr_Willis: Damn i hate managing file systems
[08:44] <Dr_Willis> shadowmancer:  i got redundant 'stack' of external usb hard drives.
[08:44] <kaddi> hi, my pc is blocking an update for mplayer. how can I check why it is blocked? (preferably in commandline)
[08:45] <Goganchic> kaddi, sudo aptitude upgrade ?
[08:45] <kaddi> Goganchic: it says "one package held back" I would like to know why it is held back
[08:46] <L-DEL> !ru
[08:46] <firecrotch> kaddi: Packages are usually held back when doing apt-get upgrade due to it needing  to install a new package to do the update, due to a new dependency in the new package.
[08:46] <firecrotch> kaddi: you can do apt-get dist-upgrade to install the update
[08:47] <kaddi> firecrotch: yes. Can I get a list of what new package needs to be installed or why it isn't installing or do I have to force install first to see what will be installed
[08:48] <firecrotch> kaddi: apt-cache showpkg <packagename> will show all the dependencies, and I believe it says which ones you already have installed
[08:50] <behappy> how do I all partition on the HDD
[08:51] <MenZa> behappy: sudo fdisk -l will show you all the partitions available.
[08:53] <behappy> MenZa, I have removed all partition using fdisk but when I try to create a new one I get just 100Mb on that partition instead of 500Gb
[08:54] <MenZa> behappy: Try using gparted.
[08:59] <kaddi> ok, found the missing packages
[09:00] <Dr_Willis> behappy:  after removeing partitions.. write changes to disk.. and some times ive had to 'reboot' for the changes tobe seen - THEN i could re-add partitions.
[09:01] <behappy> Dr_Willis, Oh yes reboot can fix this problem I forget thank you for remembring me
[09:02] <_theWarrior> behappy: gparted would be the best option !
[09:02] <Dr_Willis> behappy:  i recall fdisk hving  warning about how 'parittion tables have been changed.. kernel still using old table'
[09:02] <behappy> _theWarrior, gparted wont to install
[09:02] <_theWarrior> behappy: whats the issue with that?
[09:03] <behappy> _theWarrior, make: *** No rule to make target `check'.  Stop.
[09:04] <_theWarrior> behappy: ohh, that means issue with make file...
[09:04] <behappy> _theWarrior, no probelm will be resolved with reboot
[09:04] <_theWarrior> behappy: did you follow the steps given therein the README/INSTALL file?
[09:04] <arlaor> hola alguien habla español
[09:04] <kaddi> !es
[09:04] <behappy> _theWarrior, yes
[09:05] <_theWarrior> behappy: coool...try it out...
[09:05] <arlaor> por el mismo irc ubottu??
[09:06] <MenZa> arlaor: please, if you want support in Spanish, try #ubuntu-es
[09:06] <kaddi> arlaor: si
[09:06] <bazhang> arlaor, /join #ubuntu-es
[09:06] <arlaor> thanks and im sorry
[09:07] <arlaor> bye
[09:07] <kaddi> no problem. :) and bye :)
[09:07] <CaptainCrook> any command to start/stop network for a specific running process and not affect the others?
[09:08] <MenZa> It is so tempting to buy Heroes of Might and Magic III, and Duke Nukem 3D.
[09:08] <Dr_Willis> CaptainCrook:  not that i have ever seen/herad of..
[09:08] <Dr_Willis> MenZa:  got those allready. :)
[09:08] <MenZa> Dr_Willis: Eh, that was meant for -ot :(
[09:08] <CaptainCrook> Dr_Willis,  ok...
[09:08] <x404x> why does cfv say that sha and md5 modules are depreciated ? should i use hashlib ? how ?
[09:09] <Dr_Willis> MenZa:  :)  i wont mention that ive seen  the first on 'portable usb game' web sites then.
[09:09] <firecrotch> CaptainCrook: Perhaps we can help you figure out a solution if you tell us what you're trying to accomplish exactly?
[09:09] <MenZa> Dr_Willis: gog.com. 'nuff said.
[09:10] <CaptainCrook> a python scheduler for torrent client...
[09:12] <CaptainCrook> but don't want to close the whole program... just making network permission unavailable to the prog would do it...
[09:12] <kaddi> hmm... How do I report a wish on launchpad, I can only find the bugreport and somehow I'm missing the possibility to set the importance to wishlist
[09:12] <firecrotch> CaptainCrook: There are torrent clients that have a built-in scheduler... why reinvent the wheel?
[09:12] <CaptainCrook> firecrotch,  the 1 i use don't ...
[09:15] <firecrotch> CaptainCrook: There is a program called Program Guard that may work for what you're trying to do: http://pgrd.sourceforge.net/
[09:15] <Madpilot> kaddi, file the bugreport anyway, and mention in the text it's a wishlist item. someone else can fix the classification for you.
[09:16] <CaptainCrook> firecrotch,  it can deny network access to a program with a command?
[09:16] <firecrotch> CaptainCrook: From what I read, it does so by reading from a file that lists programs to deny network access to
[09:18] <CaptainCrook> firecrotch,  ok ... gonna take a look...
[09:18] <Jaxon> Hi there.  Google has failed me but I hope someone has a suggestion.  I'm looking for something that can let me view the transferred bandwidth and the current incoming/outgoing rates through a http UI.  I've previously used vnstat and a php front end but that doesn't allow me to view the current rates.
[09:21] <firecrotch> Jaxon: The progam nload can be used to display the current network usage, so in php you could do something like exec('nload');
[09:23] <Jaxon> firecrotch: hmm, could work, I was hoping for things with pretty graphs since some non-numbers inclined are going to be viewing them, but thanks for the tip.
[09:24] <iwobbles> Jaxon:  have you tried etherape ?
[09:24] <firecrotch> Jaxon: you could use image_magick  to create a graph from the data that nload provides?
[09:25] <Jaxon> iwobbles: looks like an X application, I'll be running it on a server with only ssh/web access.
[09:25] <CaptainCrook> firecrotch, interresting... but i'm sure there is already a permission system pre established for network in ubuntu!? something like chmod for network...
[09:25] <m4x> Hello _theWarrior or anyone else who can help, I tried to build my own kernel and I thought it build fine so I added it to my grub menu (after backing up the old one) and tried to reboot however I recieved a kernel panic. I booted into a live cd and resotred my old menu.lst in my grub directory and everything boots fine except when I try to shutdown my computer the screen turns black and my lcd lights start flashing as if in a kernel panic
[09:25] <m4x>  again, please priv msg me with help as I have to go to sleep but will read in the morning thank you for any help I'm very worried
[09:25] <Jaxon> firecrotch: I could, depends how much work I want to do ;)  It is mostly a volunteer effort so I didn't want to spend a bunch of time, just drop in and run.
[09:25] <iwobbles> mm dunno if you can configure ape to do that
[09:26] <firecrotch> Jaxon: is this meant to be part of a large server monitoring thing or?
[09:26] <CaptainCrook> firecrotch,  maybe just a firewall rule will do it...
[09:26] <Jaxon> CaptainCrook: iptables?  Just enable/disable firewall rules based on time.
[09:26] <konata971> i want  code terminal for Xubuntu for active 3D
[09:26] <konata971> please
[09:26] <CaptainCrook> Jaxon,  thats what i was thinking of...
[09:26] <firecrotch> CaptainCrook: if it's traffic that only uses certain ports, I suppose that could work
[09:27] <Jaxon> firecrotch: a file dump/host mostly.  The users want to see how much data transferred on a day/week/montly basis as well as the current transfer rates.
[09:28] <firecrotch> Jaxon: I found something... bwbar
[09:28] <Jaxon> Awesome
[09:28] <Jaxon> Love it
[09:29] <firecrotch> :)
[09:29] <Jaxon> Thanks.  My searchs got me nowhere, terms too common :D
[09:29] <firecrotch> Jaxon: http linux server bandwidth monitor   is what got me to that
[09:29] <CaptainCrook> by the time i'm here... any way to run Eterm with unicodes enabled?
[09:30] <x404x> if I change themes on kubuntu i dont get the new pictures, also installing wallpapers does nothing, where are pictures stored and how do i load them ?
[09:35] <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?
[09:40] <Loafers> !system information
[09:41] <Loafers> How do I find out information about my computer?  Such as how much ram, cpu, hardware, gpu etc...
[09:41] <Dr_Willis> !sysingo
[09:41] <Dr_Willis> !sysinfo
[09:41] <vigo> It is sysinfo
[09:41] <Dr_Willis> Hmm... Ive seen some tools for that Loafers  but i forget their names
[09:42] <vigo> I do not have it installed
[09:42] <vigo> yet
[09:42] <Dr_Willis> !find sysinfo
[09:44] <Loafers> I'm trying to install the proprietary ATI driver from the help.ubuntu.com/community website and it tells me to enable the accelerated ATI graphics driver in the 'Hardware Drivers', but it nothing shows up on the list...
[09:46] <koshie> Loafers: Hi
[09:46] <koshie> Ubuntu don't have a software for this ?
[09:46] <Loafers> koshie, Hi
[09:46] <vigo> Loafers: Is restricted enabled in the sources list?
[09:46] <koshie> EnvyNG ?
[09:46] <Loafers> vigo, Everything is checked.
[09:46] <Loafers> vigo, As in the boxes are checked.
[09:47] <vigo> Loafers: May wanna try it in Terminal or CLI, let me look that up.
[09:48] <Loafers> vigo, Ok thanks.
[09:48] <vigo> Loafers: Here it is: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories/CommandLine
[09:48] <Dayofswords> =\ i want ubuntu on my old pc... but it only has 128mb of ram
[09:49] <Loafers> Dayofswords, That's plenty
[09:49] <grawity> Dayofswords: Xubuntu should work for you. (It uses Xfce, which is a lot lighter)
[09:49] <Loafers> Dayofswords, And if not, you can use Xubuntu
[09:49] <grawity> Dayofswords: GNOME (the one that comes with "normal" Ubuntu) might be a little slowish, but should work too.
[09:49] <Dayofswords> graphical install wont work with 9.04 or 8.04
[09:50] <gaurav> Can any one help in good antivirus for linux by which i can scan my files and get cleaned up
[09:50] <Loafers> Dayofswords, It does
[09:50] <Dayofswords> and i cant download xubuntu with dail up
[09:50] <vigo> !av
[09:50] <Dayofswords> it does not work, tried, freezes
[09:50] <grawity> Dayofswords: Ubuntu has "alternate install" CDs too - with a text-based installer.
[09:50] <Dayofswords> i think i have xubuntu 8.04
[09:51] <vigo> gaurav: ClamAV is what alot of peoples use,
[09:51] <Dayofswords> grawity: dail up
[09:51] <Dr_Willis> 128mb ram and dialup.. ewww.. :0
[09:51] <Alfredo555> Dayofswords, you need to used the alternate installation cd for PCs with low-specs
[09:51] <Loafers> vigo, Everything is uncommented
[09:51] <grawity> Dayofswords: Do any of your friends have a fast connection?
[09:51] <Dayofswords> no not 128mb on this pc, this has 512
[09:51] <grawity> (also, it's "dial up", not "dail up")
[09:52] <Dayofswords> w/e-up, its slow
[09:52] <Dr_Willis> Many PC mags include cds/dvds with ubuntu and often its variants
[09:52] <vigo> Loafers: Using CLI or Synaptic?
[09:52] <Loafers> vigo, Before I updated to jaunty, i was able to run "Hardware Drivers" and my ATI would be detected
[09:52] <Alfredo555> and it's tomato not tomato
[09:52] <Dr_Willis> Its tomatoe :)
[09:52] <Loafers> vigo, sudo gedit /etc/blahblah
[09:52]  * Dayofswords gets dr's ref
[09:53] <Himtuna> imtuna	I am looking for a solution were all lab computers are connected to one server.
[09:53] <Himtuna> 	Himtuna	the data is stored on server but all processing is done on client machine
[09:53] <Himtuna> 	Himtuna	( as college will not spend money on new server)
[09:53] <Himtuna> 02:22	Himtuna	anybody here?
[09:53] <FloodBot1> Himtuna: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:53] <grawity> Dayofswords: Friends, schools, work, internet cafes - there should be a fast connection somewhere.
[09:54] <vigo> Loafers: Ok, This one may be more help: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AptGet/Howto?action=show&redirect=AptGetHowto
[09:54] <Boohbah> !LTSP > Himtuna
[09:55] <Himtuna> thanks
[09:55] <Wildbat> weeeee KDE fail~~~~~
[09:55] <Loafers> vigo, what exactly do you want me to do?
[09:55] <caonimagebi> what is the best way to update the wifi driver for jaunty, i got the ew-7318usg and use the rt73usb but it do not work verry well...  i find on google 1000 way for 8.10 but no specific about 9.04, so please can you helt me on that issue ?
[09:55] <Wildbat>  i am switch to GNOME~ KDE crash too much
[09:56] <grawity> Wildbat: KDE 4.2 is really nice. (I still use GNOME though.)
[09:56] <Firefishe> Wildbat:  What version of kde are you using?
[09:56] <Wildbat> 4.1 i think
[09:56] <Firefishe> 4.1 is buggy as 'ell
[09:56] <Wildbat> screen is all glitchy
[09:56] <Firefishe> Wildbat:  Yes, it is
[09:56] <Firefishe> Wildbat:  I'd upgrade to 4.3. You using Jaunty?
[09:57] <Wildbat> ya
[09:57] <vigo> Loafers: I am thinking an sudo update may refresh the package list, am still looking to see if those are or were included as supported
[09:57] <Wildbat> idk ~ if auto-update do the update is 4.3 if not blah~
[09:57] <Ademan> does anyone know if/how you can set the "capslock state" of X.org? somehow xorg has become convinced that the capslock key is stuck on...
[09:57] <Loafers> vigo, Just did a sudo apt-get update and still nothin shows up
[09:57] <Firefishe> Wildbat:  There's a way to add the launchpad ppa to /etc/apt/sources.list through the Repositories list in synaptic.
[09:58] <Firefishe> Wildbat:  4.3 has really ironed out so much since 4.1.  I'm suprised you're still using 4.1.
[09:58] <Firefishe> I'm on 4.3.1, actually; just did an update
[09:58] <Firefishe> upgrade rather
[09:58] <Loafers> vigo, I noticed this problem in the past but never really cared, but now i'd like to play a game and i think it needs a 3d acceleration
[09:59] <Firefishe> I'll brb
[09:59] <richardcavell> Ademan: do you have mouseemu installed?
[09:59] <Wildbat> Firefishe: i'm pretty new to linux didn't bother with that too much XD
[09:59] <richardcavell> uninstall it and see if it makes a difference
[09:59] <vigo> Loafers: ermm. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories?action=show&redirect=AddingRepositoriesHowto
[09:59] <Ademan> richardcavell: i don't believe i have it installed but i'll check and give that a shot, thanks
[09:59] <Himtuna> any alternate for Visual Basic 6 ?
[09:59] <Loafers> vigo, before jaunty i never had thisi problem. when i used intrepid when i did the system update after doing a fresh install, it would always ask me to enable proprietary hardware, but ever since jaunty it never has asked :(
[09:59] <Ademan> Himtuna: for what?
[10:00] <Ademan> for developing visual basic applications?
[10:00] <Himtuna> its actually in our course
[10:00] <Ademan> or for rapid application development?
[10:00] <Himtuna> we dont need full fledged application just to learn VB
[10:00] <ranasco> any body install yahoo messanger in uubuntu
[10:00] <vigo> Loafers: Yes, I am still looking to see if those were or are in the repos for Jaunty.
[10:00] <Ademan> oh, yeah you're gonna need the real deal as far as I know, look into wine though, i'd think vb6 would be well supported by now
[10:01] <___> 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?
[10:01] <Himtuna> hm... l triend wine  but got failed to install
[10:01] <Loafers> vigo,  thanks for the links, but i am already semi familiar with everything you have linked me
[10:01] <wmy> hello
[10:01] <Wildbat> anyone know that if the beryl thing is stable?
[10:02] <Wildbat> it looks cool ~ but idk ~
[10:03] <Zender> ubuntubo
[10:04] <vigo> Loafers: This one looks like the one for 9.04: https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/hardware/C/restricted-manager.html  maybe is as simple as a restart as mentioned.
[10:05] <grawity> Wildbat: I thought Beryl has merged with Compiz long ago.
[10:05] <Zender> audio chat ?
[10:05] <grawity> Wildbat: And Compiz is included with Ubuntu.
[10:05] <Wildbat> anyone have idea if i can mount Window Files Sharing automatically?
[10:05] <Wildbat> grawity: oh ~ really
[10:05] <|-Gobi-|> Hi guys. You don't happen to know how I can block all Wine applications from internet?
[10:05] <|-Gobi-|> or just some
[10:06] <Wildbat> grawity: let me check that out
[10:06] <grawity> Wildbat: The "on/off" switch is under Appearance -> Effects.
[10:06] <_raven_> hi -  is possible to convert projects to any linux-app (like rosegarden e.g.)?
[10:06] <Loafers> vigo, i've had repositories enabled for a long time now, so restarting isn't the problem.  I can't enable my ATI driver because it won't show up :(
[10:06] <grawity> Wildbat: Install compizconfig-settings-manager to enable things like Cube.
[10:06] <_raven_> cubase i mean
[10:06] <___> 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?
[10:07] <grawity> ___: What version of Pidgin is that?
[10:07] <slyuk> only problem i have with compiz is, trying to use the rain feature makes my laptop reboot.
[10:07] <___> grawity, the latest
[10:07] <vigo> Loafers: Is it enabled like that last page says?
[10:07] <grawity> ___: I was asking for the number.
[10:08] <iceroot> ___: there are different "the latest" depending on your ubuntu-version
[10:08] <grawity> ___: There are two "latest" versions - the one in Ubuntu repos, and the one on Pidgin website.
[10:08] <Loafers> vigo, It isn't enabled at all.  Like i've said previously, it does not show up on Hardware Drivers so I can't even enable it.
[10:08] <caonimagebi> so any good how to to update the wifi driver rt73 for jaunty ??
[10:08] <___> copy that, 2.4.1
[10:08] <___> grawity ^^
[10:08] <grawity> ___: The _really_ latest one is 2.6.1, you should try grabbing that from Pidgin own repos.
[10:08] <iceroot> grawity: there are more, ubuntu lts, ubuntu 8.10, 9.04, website
[10:09] <vigo> Loafers: Ok, is it installed from wget or the website that makes it?
[10:09] <Loafers> vigo, thanks 4 helping, i give up
[10:09] <grawity> ___: http://pidgin.im/download/ubuntu/ has instructions on adding their repo - follow those, then do an update.
[10:09] <Loafers> vigo, I don't know
[10:11] <Loafers> vigo, hmm maybe thats why :D
[10:11] <_raven_> hi -  is possible to convert CUBASE projects to any linux-app (like rosegarden e.g.)?
[10:11] <Loafers> vigo, I guess ubuntu no longer supported the driver
[10:11] <___> grawity, downloading now, I'll run it and within 10 minutes we'll know whether the problem is resolved or not
[10:11] <vigo> Loafers: Yeah, sounds like a lsmod thing,,https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Loadable_Modules
[10:13] <Araneidae> Can anyone recommend a wallpaper setting utility that works properly with twinview?
[10:13] <StrangePaint> I heart ubuntu
[10:13] <___> grawity, it seems to not even be grabbing data from MSN's server, my account won't even connect
[10:15] <Wildbat> anyone good with wubi?
[10:15] <Dr_Willis> Best advice for WUBI is to avoide it. :()
[10:15] <Wildbat> @.@
[10:15] <grawity> It's a nice idea though.
[10:16] <Dr_Willis> Yea - neat idea.. but so many issues..
[10:16] <grawity> (But dual-boot with Windows is _very_ easy now.)
[10:16] <Dr_Willis> Or Virtualbox
[10:16] <___> yeah grawity, not even connecting to MSN's server
[10:16] <Wildbat> unless Windows can work with ext2fs @v@;
[10:16] <Loafers> vigo, Thank your for your help.  Appreciate it.
[10:16] <grawity> ___: MSN works for me. server - messenger.hotmail.com:1863, the default. Maybe try toggling the HTTP mode?
[10:16] <mord> |-Gobi-|: create a new user, 'nonet' or so, do "iptables -I OUTPUT -m owner --uid-owner nonet -j REJECT --reject-with imcp-net-unreachable" and run wine with sudo -u nonet wine (...)
[10:17] <grawity> Wildbat: How is ext2fs related to this?
[10:17] <gnu-dio> So, in the last week, I've been having JavaScript problems in firefox-3 & Ubuntu 8.04. Tons of javascript errors make youtube not work. Works fine in Opera 10, and it used to work fine in ff-3. I searched for info on the issue on launchpad, but found nothing. Anyone here hear about this happening recently?
[10:17] <grawity> Wildbat: Both Wubi and normal dualboot are the same in the fact that Windows cannot read Ubuntu data.
[10:17] <Dr_Willis> Araneidae:  I dont have any issues with wallpaper and twniview... clarify to the channel what you are trying todo.
[10:17] <___> grawity, I'm guessing that it isn't pidgin
[10:18] <Wildbat> grawity: but you can't have window run on ext2fs ;p
[10:18] <Jackiz> can i connect to a VPN with ubuntu
[10:18] <grawity> Wildbat: So?
[10:18] <Boohbah> Jackiz: look in NetworkManager configuration
[10:18] <Araneidae> Dr_Willis, well, I'm actually running fluxbox, which uses fbsetbg (which uses Esetroot) to set the background.
[10:18] <grawity> Wildbat: There is still no difference between Wubi and non-Wubi.
[10:18] <Araneidae> Unfortunately, it doesn't understand that I have two heads on my setup
[10:18] <Jackiz> boohbah: where can i find it?
[10:19] <habtool2> fmgnmb,jb
[10:19] <habtool2> h
[10:19] <habtool2> bg
[10:19] <Araneidae> and there doesn't seem to be any way to tell it so.
[10:19] <habtool2>  mg mh  lnkj .
[10:19] <FloodBot1> habtool2: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:19] <Araneidae> I've been hn
[10:19] <Boohbah> Jackiz: in your toolbar
[10:19] <Boohbah> Jackiz: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/OpenVPN
[10:19] <Araneidae> I've been googling around for wallpaper setting utilities that understand dual head systems with surprisingly little luck.
[10:19] <Dr_Willis> Araneidae:  you mean set a sepetrate wallpaper for each head? or what exactly? Perzonally i just make my own custome 'very wide' wallpapers of the proper sizes to cover both monitors with seperate 'images'
[10:19] <Araneidae> Guess they're normally integrated into the WM?
[10:19] <Araneidae> Yes, separate wallpaper for each head
[10:19] <Wildbat> grawity: hmmm lol ~ may be . what i want is have a bootable USB stick as well as usable in windows
[10:20] <Araneidae> xfce (and I guess gnome) have no problem doing that...
[10:20] <___> grawity, tried changing the ~/.purple to a fresh profile, no dice
[10:20] <Dr_Willis> Araneidae:  gnome does NOT have the feature to set a seperate wallpaper for each display. kde does.
[10:20] <grawity> ___: And did you try enabling HTTP mode in Pidgin account settings?
[10:20] <Araneidae> Oh, interesting.  Pretty sure xfce does too
[10:21] <___> grawity, yes, no change
[10:21] <Jackiz> boohbah: i dont understand..
[10:22] <Araneidae> Dr_Willis, I have the impression that after running Esetroot my automatic screen turn-off on timeout has stopped, also!
[10:23] <Boohbah> !NetworkManager
[10:23] <Loafers> !.run
[10:23] <Boohbah> Jackiz: ^ ^
[10:23] <___> grawity, any ideas?
[10:24] <tARrAScH> Hello, I cannot get my physical CD out of the tray, anyone know why? I tried both pushing the physical eject-button on my computer and I've tried pressing eject from Nautilus.
[10:24] <grawity> ___: You could try, for example, aMSN or Emesene or Empathy, and see if they work.
[10:25] <___> grawity, I'm still on 8.04 might that be an issue? should I upgrade to 9.04?
[10:25] <gartral> anyone here use droidbattles?
[10:26] <grawity> ___: Upgrading is a good idea, but I doubt it could be related to this problem.
[10:26] <Jackiz> boohbah: when i click the network button, it gives me an option to configure VPN, but the "add" button is unclickable (gray)
[10:26] <___> grawity, well, in 8 minutes I'll disappear for awhile while I upgrade anyway >.> if it is still not working, i'll be back.
[10:26] <Boohbah> Jackiz: have you installed the openvpn client?
[10:26] <Jackiz> no.
[10:26] <___> I've been searching help sites for tickets on related matters and can't find anything, grawity
[10:27] <Jackiz> boohbah: how do i do that
[10:27] <JonJ> Jackiz: Install the network-manager-openvpn package
[10:28] <Jackiz> ok
[10:28] <gnu-dio> ﻿So, asking again: I've been having JavaScript problems in firefox-3 & Ubuntu 8.04. Tons of javascript errors make youtube not work. Works fine in Opera 10, and it used to work fine in ff-3. I searched for info on the issue on launchpad, but found nothing. Anyone here hear about this happening recently?
[10:28] <Boohbah> Jackiz: sudo apt-get install network-manager-openvpn
[10:28] <Jackiz> done
[10:28] <Jackiz> boohbah: done
[10:29] <Boohbah> Jackiz: is the button to add a vpn connection now clickable? you may need to restart NetworkManager, 'sudo /etc/init.d/NetworkManager restart'
[10:30] <Jackiz> yay its clickable :D
[10:30] <___> Also, does anybody know if 9.04 supports nVidia drivers? I've had to keep my graphical settings on low because to get up there I need to enable nVidia which creates all sorts of problesm and doesn't let me use dual monitors
[10:30] <shadeslayer> ___: yes it does,press alt+F2 > jockey
[10:30] <theatro> !nvidia > ___
[10:31] <dayo> [1;3D
[10:31] <Jackiz> boohbah: thanks! :D it is working now. just gotta figure out some settings now :)
[10:31] <iceroot> ___: nvidia-drivers (free and non-free) are working fine with 9.04  also dual-view
[10:31] <shadeslayer> !info jockey | __
[10:31] <shadeslayer> !info jockey-gtk | ___
[10:31] <Boohbah> Jackiz: excellent!
[10:37] <Blizzerand> <IMG src="http://www.javascriptkit.com/script/script2/slideimage1.gif" will this work
[10:37] <Blizzerand> I mean is this the right way to source an image
[10:37] <___> on upgrading, will I need to reformat my drive?
[10:37] <ranasco> any body tell me the screen lock software
[10:37] <gartral> anyone here use droidbattles?
[10:38] <kwadronaut> ranasco: xtrlock
[10:38] <Daremonai> hello, i'm having the same problem as this: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/universe-bugs/2009-June/097176.html - does anyone know how to fix it? I'm running on ubuntu 9.04
[10:38] <lakis1982> does anyone use vlc... I ha a problem i cant solve...whenever i open a video, vlc opens in twe seperate windows ... the one window shows the video output and the other window shows the interface of vlc with its controls....  how can i integrate thoses videos so that vlc open in one window and looks like  e.g  Windows media player .....  please help me...
[10:38] <Wildbat> anyone know what happen tot w32codec?
[10:38] <___> on upgrading, will I need to reformat my drive?
[10:39] <shadeslayer> ___: upgrading from what?
[10:39] <bayer> hi there, does anyone know where i have to put a nameserver that i dont want to make permanent? /etc/resolv.conf doesnt seem to work, as dig fails.
[10:40] <___> Hardy
[10:40] <Flannel> ___: No
[10:40] <Flannel> !upgrade | ___
[10:41] <mord> Wildbat: tried w32codecs from Medibuntu?
[10:41] <___> I backup regularly, but restoring all my files is a pain in the ass
[10:42] <slyuk> lakis1982 vlc does the same for me................. i kinda like it like that though. So was never botherd.
[10:43] <Wildbat> mord: nope how?
[10:44] <bayer> or to put it differently: what can be the reason for dig (,host, nslookup, etc..) not to resolve a hostname although there is a dns in /etc/resolv.conf that works when i use it in dig from the command line?
[10:46] <Boohbah> bayer: have you modified /etc/host.conf ?
[10:46] <Blizzerand> Ubuntu 9.10 Alpha 5 looks good
[10:46] <bayer> Boohbah, no i dont think so
[10:46] <bayer> not recently
[10:47] <Wildbat> how do you start a program in commandline and yet closing the terminal won't kill that process?
[10:47] <grawity> bayer: /etc/hosts? /etc/nsswitch.conf?
[10:47] <grawity> Wildbat: 'help disown'
[10:47] <Boohbah> Wildbat: program &
[10:47] <Vort3x1337> hi where are the c++ libraries like stdlib on my hd?
[10:47] <bayer> Wildbat, try nohup
[10:47] <grawity> Boohbah: That will kill the process unless you disown it first.
[10:47] <Boohbah> grawity: oh
[10:48] <_Maximus> hello, I emptied the recycle bin and the system (ubuntu 9.04 with kernel 2.6.28-15-generic) got frozen; after reboot, the reported free space is incorrect; I've forced a fsck, but still can't see the expected 54GB of free space
[10:48] <_Maximus> does anyone have a solution? suggestion?
[10:48] <alecs> hi there!
[10:48] <alecs> i have an ubuntu 9.0.4 notebook remix, but it seems that i cannot see any movie  ... any ideeas ?
[10:48] <Boohbah> alecs: install VLC
[10:49] <bayer> grawity, i didnt touch nsswitch.conf - how should the hosts file do that?
[10:49] <alecs> Boohbah: i allready did that ... just crashes
[10:49] <mord> Wildbat: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu the pkg list is at http://packages.medibuntu.org/
[10:49] <grawity> bayer: What exactly is the problem you have?
[10:49] <alecs> Boohbah: the same thing with Totem ....
[10:49] <Boohbah> alecs: try medibuntu packages for mplayer
[10:49] <Boohbah> !medibuntu
[10:50] <shadeslayer> alecs: also install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[10:50] <Wildbat> mord: thankx
[10:50] <shadeslayer> !restricted | alecs
[10:50] <_Maximus> also, the partition in question is ext4
[10:50] <bayer> grawity, i can not resolve host names, but the dns is working, as "dig foo.com @dns" works
[10:51] <grawity> bayer: Is that hostname in /etc/hosts? (If it is, remove.) Is /etc/nsswitch.conf configured to use DNS?
[10:53] <bayer> grawity, none of the hosts are in hosts file
[10:53] <bayer> what does nsswitch.conf have to look like to use dns?
[10:53] <matrix_> hey guys does anyone know to install jdownloader on ubuntu
[10:53] <Boohbah> bayer: is there a search domain in resolv.conf?
[10:53] <grawity> "hosts: files dns"
[10:53] <bayer> Boohbah, yes
[10:53] <Boohbah> bayer: that may be it, try commenting it out
[10:53] <bayer> hosts:          files mdns4_minimal [NOTFOUND=return] dns mdns4
[10:53] <grawity> Or, at least it should have 'dns' in that line.
[10:54] <grawity> bayer: Seems okay
[10:54] <bayer> Boohbah, connection timed out
[10:55] <bayer> ie. no change
[10:55] <Wildbat> thankyou ppl ~ i gtsleep ~ ^^ /bow
[10:57] <bayer> can i somehow check what dig is doing when resolving a host? (couldnt find a "verbose" mode)
[11:02] <alecs> Boohbah: installed  ubuntu-restricted-extras & dependencies ... and medibuntu w32codecs and i still have same issue ... (totem & vlc crashes )
[11:03] <alecs> * 2 different movies
[11:03] <Boohbah> alecs: do you have an intel graphics adapter?
[11:04] <CptnAwesome> hi folks, the time on my machine is way outta wack, and doesnt seem to stay set, any suggestions?
[11:04] <Boohbah> !ntp
[11:05] <alecs> Boohbah: not sure ... i have an acer aspire one box ... let me try to fo find out about video
[11:05] <Boohbah> alecs: sudo lspci -v |grep -i video
[11:06] <alecs> Boohbah: lspci -v |grep -i video returned nothing ...
[11:06] <alecs> however i'll pastebin my lspci output
[11:06] <alecs> i think is an intel
[11:08] <alecs> Boohbah: http://pastebin.com/m69ecf50
[11:09] <EvaLuaTe> hello
[11:09] <CptnAwesome> hrmm i used "dpkg-reconfigure tzdata" to reset timezone data, but the time zone is still an hour out.
[11:09] <EvaLuaTe> when i run apt-get update i receive this error: http://pastebin.com/d2805f4f1
[11:10] <iswanto_> hi, do you know where can I talk about ubuntu karmic boot ?
[11:11] <alecs> EvaLuaTe: I guess you added a new repository... it seems that is GPG key problem
[11:11] <EvaLuaTe> alecs: any idea how i could fix it?
[11:11] <alecs> EvaLuaTe: let me a sec
[11:12] <kbp> does anyone know where are the theme files of gEditor? I'm trying to make Netbeans have a dark-theme like Obvilion of gEdit...
[11:12] <bitserf> ping
[11:13] <bitserf> pong
[11:13] <Boohbah> CptnAwesome: use ntp
[11:13] <Boohbah> CptnAwesome: sudo dpkg-reconfigure tzdata just changes the time zone, not the clock
[11:13] <Boohbah> !ntp
[11:14] <CptnAwesome> ive just "apt-get install ntp" and its still an hour out
[11:14] <olegb> iswanto_, #ubuntu+1 ?
[11:14] <Araneidae> CptnAwesome, are you confused about UTC vs local time?
[11:15] <iswanto_> thanks olegb
[11:16] <iswanto_> #gnome
[11:16] <CptnAwesome> hrmmm yeah i just got an update and the system time is not utc.
[11:17] <CptnAwesome> so how do i go about changing the time zone using ntp now?
[11:17] <CptnAwesome> is now*
[11:17] <lightpriest__> yesterday installed ubuntu 9.04 from cd on a pc, today i upgraded (kernel too) and sound stopped working. I have the ALC861 and I can't seem to get it working
[11:18] <Piete> The system time generally is utc internally..
[11:18] <Boombox> does anyone know if there is an official channel for patchage?
[11:18] <ubuntu_> /echo $ip
[11:19] <silare> I'm a Mac user converting to Ubuntu. Does anyone know of a good software list of Ubuntu equivalents, since I see lots of Windows --> Linux ones...
[11:19] <Piete> Silare what software do you use on mac?
[11:20] <bitserf> cptnawesome 'hwclock' lets you sync system clock to hw clock, vice versa, and set whether system time is utc or not
[11:20] <bitserf> or at least it did last time i used linux :P
[11:20] <grawity> CptnAwesome: sudo dpkg-reconfigure tzdata, set the correct timezone there.
[11:21] <CptnAwesome> grawity, ive just done that, before i installed ntp, should i do it again?
[11:21] <Boombox> does anyone know if there is an official channel for patchage?
[11:21] <EvaLuaTe> alecs: you still there? :)
[11:22] <alecs> EvaLuaTe: you have to redownload the key ...
[11:22] <silare> Piete: iWork 09 (I dislike OpenOffice.org), iCal, Aperture, Logic Pro, Coda, Scrivener, VooDoo Pad Pro, and The Hit List are some I use a lot.
[11:22] <EvaLuaTe> alecs: could you please be a bit more precise? I'm not that experienced with linux... :)
[11:23] <alecs> EvaLuaTe: w8 a sec
[11:23] <Besogon> lightpriest__, did you try to reinstall alsa and pulseaudio?
[11:23] <lightpriest__> hmm
[11:23] <EvaLuaTe> alecs: sure :)
[11:23] <lightpriest__> you mean to force them reconfigure?
[11:23] <Besogon> yes
[11:23] <lightpriest__> actually not, i'll try
[11:25] <gnu-dio> Well, it would have been neat to have someone actually respond to my question about why javascript got broken in firefox for me, but I was able to narrow the issue down on my own to something corrupt in my firefox profile. Removing the old profile and beginning a new one fixed Javascript. Then I restored my profile and it failed to work again. Then I cleared all "private data", and it works again. I'd thank you people, but nobody cared enough to 
[11:25] <alecs> EvaLuaTe: here is the answer http://deb.opera.com/  on section  "To install the key on your host, do something like this:"
[11:26] <alecs> Boohbah: still there ?
[11:26] <EvaLuaTe> alecs: cool. thank you very much :)
[11:27] <Boohbah> alecs: yes
[11:27] <alecs> any help for me ?
[11:27] <Boohbah> alecs: i'm stumped
[11:29] <alecs> Boohbah: how so ?
[11:29] <Boohbah> alecs: i am not sure how to fix your problem
[11:31] <silare> Piete: You still there?
[11:32] <alecs> Boohbah: thanks anyway
[11:32] <CptnAwesome> hi folks, just rebooted after changing the clock and now its back to utc. the local time isnt persistant
[11:34] <alecs> i have an ubuntu 9.0.4 notebook remix, but it seems that i cannot see any movie (totem and vlc crashes)  ... any ideeas ?
[11:35] <ActionParsnip> alecs: run the program from terminal, you will get intelligent output
[11:35] <alecs> lol
[11:35] <alecs> thanks
[11:35] <silare> I'm a Mac user converting to Ubuntu. Does anyone know of a good software list of Ubuntu equivalents, since I see lots of Windows --> Linux ones...
[11:35] <ActionParsnip> alecs: you can use that to websearch
[11:36] <ActionParsnip> silare: websearch for: ubuntu equivelant of <name mac software  here>
[11:36] <grawity> silare: You should be a little more specific. We don't know what software you were using
[11:36] <silare> I did, but things like Keynote, Aperture, iCal, Logic Pro, Coda, Scrivener, Voodoopad Pro, and The Hit List didn't get super results.
[11:37] <silare> OpenOffice.org Impress is rather weak.
[11:37] <masteraaaa> hey guys
[11:37] <masteraaaa> i have a problem
[11:37] <Boohbah> ActionParsnip: actually alecs' problem has to do with DNS resolution and it's sort of tough to get any useful output from a specific program
[11:37] <masteraaaa> i need to know something
[11:37] <masteraaaa> wait i ll be right back
[11:37] <pukeko> how can i mount an ext2/3 external drive on a mac osX ?
[11:38] <ActionParsnip> Boohbah: when the mediaplayer dies it will give some output
[11:38] <lightpriest_> hi guys, reinstalled alsa and pulseaudio and still no sound. when using alsamixer master volume is unmuted, at level 0 and I can't change it
[11:38] <kust0m> pukeko: disk utility doesn't see it? plus i'm not so sure that belongs in this channel.
[11:38] <ActionParsnip> pukeko: ask in a mac channel
[11:38] <silare> ActionParsnip: What are some examples of good Mac channels/
[11:39] <pukeko> Action: havn't tried yet , thought i troubleshoot in advance
[11:39] <silare> And did you and Grawity see my earlier list of software on Mac I found but I couldn't find equivalents of on Ubuntu?
[11:39] <ActionParsnip> silare: #mac maybe
[11:40] <KiR-Kreave-> hey, After the computer one day didn't want to close correctly and I had to boot it by force, it hasn't been able to start up properly, I only get into the grub menu. And went I try to boot /boot/grub/menu.lst is says file not found, any ideas how to fix the problem?
[11:40] <silare> Grawity: The apps I used were Keynote, Aperture, iCal, Logic Pro, Coda, Scrivener, Voodoopad Pro, and The Hit List didn't get super results.
[11:40] <alecs> Boohbah: http://pastebin.com/d132175b2
[11:41] <alecs> this is what my totem outputs
[11:41] <lightpriest_> KiR-Kreave-, what do you mean tried to boot /boot/grub/menu.lst?
[11:41] <ghatu> hi when i click reload in synaptic package manager it gives foll error E: The package cache file is corrupted
[11:41] <ghatu> E: _cache->open() failed, please report.
[11:42] <lightpriest_> KiR-Kreave-, you're supposed to boot a kernel
[11:42] <KiR-Kreave-> when I enter grub cmd-line I can press esp, and do a find /ubuntu/disk/boot/grub/menu.lst
[11:42] <niels1> Hello, on installing ubuntu server:
[11:42] <niels1> I choose "Install Ubuntu"
[11:42] <niels1> then an error along the lines "hub 1.0:0.1 over current change on port2" appears an the screen goes black.
[11:42] <niels1> Its a laptop I want to use as a test server for home, I have no usb devices connected. I had this problem on windows before (it would display a message, nothing else). How can I force ubuntu to continue anyway?
[11:42] <FloodBot1> niels1: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:43] <Sidewinder1> ghatu Are you running another package mgr. such as 'add or remove'?
[11:43] <ghatu> no
[11:43] <Sidewinder1> Did you try a reeboot?
[11:43] <julemore> Anyone installed Ubunutu 2.6.29 or 28? I got problems connecting to my wireless network... dmesg="dissasocciating by local choice (3)" it seems that it really associates to the network but there is some software default or some bug that disconnects the wireless, perhaps the NetworkManager... any ideas?
[11:44] <lightpriest_> KiR-Kreave-, when grub starts do you see a list of kernels? (ubuntu, ubuntu failsafe, etc.)
[11:44] <KiR-Kreave-> no
[11:44] <lightpriest_> you see nothing?
[11:45] <KiR-Kreave-> I only see that it tries to find */menu.lst
[11:45] <KiR-Kreave-> but it can't find any of them
[11:45] <lightpriest_> do you have a seperate /boot partition?
[11:45] <tARrAScH> Hello, I cannot get my physical CD out of the tray, anyone know why? I tried both pushing the physical eject-button on my computer and I've tried pressing eject from Nautilus.
[11:45] <Sidewinder1> BRB---->coffee :-)
[11:46] <KiR-Kreave-> I installed it on a windwos machine, so I doubt I have a seperate /boot partition
[11:46] <CokeNCode> hey guys, anyone else having trouble viewing videos in facebook? I keep getting errors about not having flash installed
[11:46] <silare> Does anyone know a good set of substitutes for Keynote, Aperture, iCal, Logic Pro, Coda, Scrivener, Voodoopad Pro, and The Hit List?
[11:47] <lightpriest_> guys, i'm having trouble getting alsa, pulse, sound.. anything to work. alsamixer shows level 0 on master volume and i can't change it. dmesg and syslog shows nothing related...
[11:47] <lightpriest_> KiR-Kreave-, try loading from a live CD
[11:48] <lightpriest_> KiR-Kreave-, you'd then be able to install grub/see the partitions
[11:48] <KiR-Kreave-> I got a ubuntu install cd, but I can't really see what to do when I load from it :(
[11:49] <Besogon> lightpriest_, may be driver wasn't start? check it
[11:49] <lightpriest_> KiR-Kreave-, you can check the Places menu for the different partitions. enter one of them and look for /boot/grub/menu.lst for yourself. if it's there try rebooting again
[11:50] <lightpriest_> Besogon, thanks. how do i check it? lsmod?
[11:51] <Besogon> lightpriest_,  yes. but before you should know name of the  module. I can find out with "sudo lshw" in multimedia section (module=***) My module is snd_via82xx and your is other
[11:53] <gaurav> is there any way that i can save the flash files or can download flash files like songs in flash player as i do in windows with realplayer featuer
[11:53] <ilor> hi all, what's the "ubuntu way" of mounting at boot the internal hard drive partitions that can be mounted via a click in Places?
[11:53] <lightpriest_> Besogon, well, the module is loaded alright. alsamixer also shows the module and the model...
[11:53] <julemore> Anyone installed Ubunutu 2.6.29 or 28? I got problems connecting to my wireless network... dmesg="dissasocciating by local choice (3)" it seems that it really associates to the network but there is some software default or some bug that disconnects the wireless, perhaps the NetworkManager... any ideas?
[11:53] <shidesh> how to get the root password
[11:54] <Sidewinder1> tARrAScH In addition to the eject button there is a small hole, about the sizr of a sharp pencil point; gently push the end of a paper clip in there and it should eject.
[11:54] <lightpriest_> julemore, NetworkManager takes control over the wireless card. what does NM shows when you left click it?
[11:54] <lightpriest_> shidesh, if you didn't define one. there isn't one
[11:54] <niels1> Install Ubuntu crashes to black screen, "hub over current charge": http://paste.ubuntu.com/265498/
[11:54] <lightpriest_> shidesh, if you need to work as a root user just use: "sudo su -"
[11:55] <shidesh> yes i tried that
[11:55] <lightpriest_> and?
[11:55] <shidesh> my pc is a part of a organisation so highly secured\
[11:55] <shidesh> any other way
[11:56] <lightpriest_> reboot as single user?
[11:56] <shidesh> how
[11:56] <kevor> I'm trying to route data made by 192.168.0.0 range to pass with a certain destination trough a nother eternet adaptor, can someone help me with that?
[11:56] <julemore> lightpriest i didnt configurre NetworkManager so i the wireless interface list is empty
[11:56] <shidesh> even on booting for editing it asks for password
[11:56] <Sidewinder1> tARrAScH at least most cd/dvd roms have it...Your milage may vary.
[11:56] <lightpriest_> shidesh, then you can't ;p
[11:56] <shidesh> on selecting the os
[11:56] <julemore> lightpriest are u sayng that if I disco NM on startup the problem will vanish?
[11:57] <shidesh> any way to unblock usb
[11:57] <lightpriest_> julemore, right click NM and deactivate the wirless network (untick)
[11:57] <rapt0rjezuz> hello!
[11:57] <julemore> hmmm thats all?
[11:57] <julemore> ok i ll try
[11:57] <shidesh> hello
[11:57] <shidesh> lightpriest r u there
[11:57] <rapt0rjezuz> I have a question
[11:58] <lightpriest_> shidesh, yes
[11:58] <shidesh> any way to unblock the usb
[11:58] <rapt0rjezuz> about ubuntu
[11:58] <Deepwaters> Okay, just updated to 9.04, When I last tried to use the restricted nvidia drivers they screwed up my system to the point where I had to reboot the grub. Giant pain in the you-know-what. Does 9.04 handle the restricted drivers without issue?
[11:58] <lightpriest_> shidesh, there isn't a real way you could do that. if you don't have premissions or root password or access as a single user. you simply can't. this is not windows ;p
[11:58] <rapt0rjezuz> I just switched from XP to Ubuntu and on XP I had dualheads one running out of my onboard VGA and one out of my pci-e card
[11:58] <Sidewinder1> !ask | rapt0rjezuz>
[11:59] <rapt0rjezuz> i just asked
[11:59] <rapt0rjezuz> wait
[11:59] <rapt0rjezuz> i didnt finish yet
[11:59] <rapt0rjezuz> lol
[11:59] <FloodBot1> rapt0rjezuz: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:59] <heterosankari> stupid bots imo
[11:59] <rapt0rjezuz> ok so my question is, how do i get this done on ubuntu?
[11:59] <rapt0rjezuz> because im tried binary drivers
[11:59] <koshie> The Ubuntu website don't like me. Yesterday when I tried to connect me it say to me that : "Thank you Koshie bla bla" and it redirect me to the same page, but not connected. I change my password and it work. But today is like yesterday... And when I want to resed my password (again) that don't work.
[11:59] <koshie> reset*
[12:00] <rapt0rjezuz> it seems that my onboard just doesnt detect the display i have hooked up to it
[12:00] <Deepwaters> Okay, just updated to 9.04, When I last tried to use the restricted nvidia drivers they screwed up my system to the point where I had to reboot the grub. Giant pain in the you-know-what. Does 9.04 handle the restricted drivers without issue?
[12:00] <lightpriest_> rapt0rjezuz, wait wait. what card do you have?
[12:00] <rapt0rjezuz> my card works fine its a 7950gt
[12:00] <koshie> And I don't found a administrator's e-mail.
[12:00] <rapt0rjezuz> its my onboard i cant get to detect the display i have plugged in
[12:00] <koshie> an*
[12:00] <lightpriest_> rapt0rjezuz, ok just wait a second
[12:01] <lightpriest_> rapt0rjezuz, have you tried display settings?
[12:01] <Deepwaters> I'm running 9800gt
[12:01] <koshie> Anybody have a administrator's e-mail please ?
[12:01] <zlatko> hello I have trouble with connecting my DV camera over Firewire
[12:01] <rapt0rjezuz> NVIDIA X Server settings?
[12:01] <rapt0rjezuz> do you mean?
[12:01] <zlatko> Anybody can
[12:01] <zlatko> help?
[12:02] <koshie> zlatko: don't ask to ask, just ask.
[12:02] <rapt0rjezuz> lightpriest_:I have tried to detect the display using NVIDIA X Server settings
[12:02] <niels1> koshie, as far as I understand you've got a technical problem with the webpage, maybe you can try webmaster at canonical dot com
[12:02] <grawity> koshie: What do you mean by "a administrator's email"?
[12:02] <koshie> niels1: thank you.
[12:02] <rapt0rjezuz> lightpriest_: but it shows the onboard and says there is no display plugged into it
[12:03] <rapt0rjezuz> and there is
[12:03] <lightpriest_> they are both nvidia?
[12:03] <koshie> grawity: An adress to contact a person who can help me... (sorry for this poor sentence)
[12:03] <rapt0rjezuz> yes they are both GeForce
[12:03] <lightpriest_> what types?
[12:03] <fahadsadah> koshie: All of us can help you.
[12:03] <m4x> hello, If I tried to build my own kernel and was shot down with a kernel panic could this have caused any damage to my computer?
[12:03] <rapt0rjezuz> onboard is Geforce 6100, pci-e is Geforce 7950gt
[12:04] <koshie> fahadsadah: With the administration of the website? ^^
[12:04] <zlatko> I followed directions given https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Firewire but my device is still not recognized by udev & Kino
[12:04] <koshie> (Of Ubuntu)
[12:05] <Sidewinder1> m4x I don't believe so but I guess that it's very remotely possible>
[12:05] <fahadsadah> koshie: What's wrong with the site?
[12:05] <lightpriest_> rapt0rjezuz, what nvidia drivers version installed?
[12:05] <fahadsadah> Try webmaster@canonical.com
[12:05] <m4x> Sidewinder1, thank you, do you know how I would be able to check?
[12:05] <zlatko> Kino says: raw1394 kernel module not loaded or failure to read/write /dev/raw1394
[12:05] <Sidewinder1> How 'bout booting into Live CD?
[12:06] <m4x> Sidewinder1, how would that give any info to me?
[12:06] <koshie> fahadsadah: all days I cannot connect my self, it say my password and my nickname are good but it redirect me to the same ******* page and not connected :)
[12:06] <koshie> I've reset my password yesterday and it work, today I've again reset my password but not work.
[12:06] <hickop> looks like package angband have trouble on complete removing , can someone confirm please ?
[12:07] <celephais> Hi, how can i browse web page published with avahi using firefox?
[12:07] <Sidewinder1> m4x If the system boots with no problems/error messages you have no hardware damage.
[12:08] <koshie> fahadsadah: I've send an e-mail at the webmasters
[12:08] <m4x> Sidewinder1, alright good then i think I am good, all my partitions and a separate live cd have booted fine so far, thank you for your help
[12:08] <julemore> lightpriest: in my ubuntu distro i have "Network Tools" and "Network connections" none of these have that uncheck button... how do I run Network Manager user interface?
[12:08] <koshie> But thank you ^^
[12:08] <Sidewinder1> m4x You're more than welcome; glad to've helped.
[12:09] <perlmonkey> hi how do I check my ubuntu version
[12:09] <koshie> perlmonkey: click on System and "about ubuntu" ?
[12:10] <fahadsadah> perlmonkey: From the command line, see the contents of /etc/issue
[12:10] <nannes> ﻿Can I use sudoers, for a different purpose? I'm root and I have to run a command with lower privileges (for example of a user XYZ)
[12:10] <nannes> ??
[12:10] <fahadsadah> nannes: sudo -u Username command-goes-here
[12:10] <julemore> where the fuck is the Network Manager ICON in UBUNTU?
[12:10] <fahadsadah> !language | julemore
[12:10] <nannes> fahadsadah: :Othanks 1000
[12:11] <julemore> lol
[12:11] <fahadsadah> nannes: You're welcome
[12:11] <julemore> ok
[12:11] <fahadsadah> In answer to your question, see the top right corner.
[12:11] <koshie> julemore: It's not on the top-right of your screen ?
[12:11] <niels1> Maybe I shall ask different: Where can I find a commented list of the installer options? So I can try to swtich off the usbhub detection or something
[12:11] <julemore> no its not
[12:11]  * perlmonkey goes over to rindolf with a package
[12:11] <koshie> julemore: give me a screenshoot ;)
[12:12] <julemore> what is the icon form?
[12:12] <julemore> how it is?
[12:12] <koshie> Two screens black
[12:12] <koshie> No ?
[12:12] <perlmonkey> ﻿fahadsadah: many thanks
[12:12] <dsuch> julemore: it's a common problem, most probably the *notification area* is missing from the panel
[12:12] <fahadsadah> perlmonkey: You're welcome
[12:12] <koshie> julemore: wireless ?
[12:12] <perlmonkey> what is Ubuntu 8.04, Hardy?
[12:12] <dsuch> julemore: add the notification area and the icon will appear magically
[12:13] <koshie> If it's wireless it's 5 blue bar
[12:13] <panopticon> so i made  a new partition with gparted, how can i, a normal user, obtain read/write access without going through sudo everytime?
[12:13] <koshie> perlmonkey: An Operating System ? :D
[12:13] <Sidewinder1> koshie> try System---->Administrative---->Network
[12:13] <perlmonkey> c'mon
[12:13] <koshie> Sidewinder1: It's not me :)
[12:13] <julemore> omg cant see those 2 blank screens
[12:14] <koshie> julemore: Wireless ?!
[12:14] <Sidewinder1> Sorry
[12:14] <julemore> how can I run the interfacevia terminal?
[12:14] <koshie> julemore: the what ?
[12:14] <koshie> Oh.
[12:14] <koshie> Your GUI ?
[12:14] <julemore> yes
[12:14] <koshie> startx I think
[12:14] <julemore> hmm ok
[12:14] <koshie> with sudo.
[12:14] <fahadsadah> perlmonkey: Hardy is a version of Ubuntu.
[12:14] <koshie> (Or not)
[12:14] <fahadsadah> 8.04, IIRC
[12:14] <julemore> but..
[12:15] <koshie> 8 = The year and 04 = the month
[12:15] <koshie> julemore: but?
[12:15] <fahadsadah> I still remember Feisty Fawn.
[12:15] <koshie> 7.04
[12:15] <fahadsadah> Yeah.
[12:15] <koshie> A good version :)
[12:15] <julemore> koshie no i ALREADY HAVE the GUI
[12:15] <fahadsadah> !caps | julemore
[12:15] <koshie> But since Gutsy I've leave Ubuntu.
[12:15] <koshie> For Debian <3
[12:15] <fahadsadah> koshie: I use Windows.
[12:15] <alvin__> what is the fn key combination to view a full screen shell from gnome
[12:15] <julemore> But the matter is that i dont see that NM icon top right
[12:15] <fahadsadah> I just idle in here when I'm bored, to help out
[12:15] <koshie> fahadsadah: I use Window to, less "s".
[12:16] <koshie> julemore: Listen to me !
[12:16] <koshie> Three times... ^^
[12:16] <koshie> Give me a screenshoot !
[12:16] <alvin__> I'm working on video drivers and would like to test combinations by closing and restarting X11 - rather than the whole computer
[12:16] <niels1> Can anyone help me with installing Ubuntu? I run into this problem: http://paste.ubuntu.com/265498/
[12:17] <zlatko> When I connect my DV camera I get this error in Kino: "raw1394 kernel module not loaded or failure to read/write /dev/raw 1394!"; how to solve this?
[12:17] <ookujam> hi there, yesterday i installed ubuntu 9.04 via install inside windows, works great! but the problem is that i cant get my data from vista on the hd! could anybody tell me how i can do this ...? THX!
[12:17] <julemore> koshie where do I paste it?
[12:17] <Boohbah> koshie: if you aren't using ubuntu then why are you here?
[12:17] <Sidewinder1> julemore> try System---->Administrative---->Network
[12:17] <koshie> Sidewinder1: maybe the icon are here but he don't know it :D
[12:17] <alvin__> Would like to know what the key combination is to go from Xwindow view to command shell
[12:17] <Sidewinder1> Concur
[12:17] <nannes> fahadsadah:
[12:17] <nannes> @: lolcahost /opt/irc/services/lulz # sudo -g unrealircd -u unrealircd ./services
[12:17] <nannes> @: Sorry, user root is not allowed to execute './services' as unrealircd:unrealircd on lolcahost.
[12:18] <julemore> Sidewinder it is "Network Tools" not Network Manager
[12:18] <koshie> julemore: Do you listen me ? :/
[12:18] <julemore> ok
[12:18] <julemore> where do I paste
[12:18] <julemore> ?
[12:18] <koshie> the screen ?
[12:18] <Sidewinder1> ookujam> wubi right?
[12:18] <julemore> yeah
[12:18] <koshie> Wait
[12:18] <julemore> to you
[12:18] <julemore> I mean
[12:18] <FloodBot1> julemore: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:18] <koshie> http://www.casimage.com/ julemore
[12:18] <koshie> not
[12:18] <koshie> Erf
[12:19] <FloodBot1> koshie: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:19] <koshie> julemore: http://www.imagup.com/ ?
[12:19] <koshie> (I use my server for that :D)
[12:19] <julemore> ok
[12:19] <fahadsadah> nannes: lolcahost?
[12:20] <koshie> (It's more easy, fun and sure)
[12:20] <ookujam> sidwinder: yes!
[12:20] <nannes> fahadsadah: y
[12:20] <fahadsadah> Is that actually the name of your box?
[12:20] <Sidewinder1> ookujam> Sorry I can't help; I know nothing about wubi...
[12:21] <ookujam> sidewinder: no problem :) anybody else?
[12:21]  * koshie dance with julemore ô/
[12:21] <fahadsadah> I know Wubi.
[12:21] <fahadsadah> What's the question?
[12:21] <julemore> koshie: http://www.imagup.com/pics/1252180901.html
[12:21] <koshie> Thank
[12:22] <Sidewinder1> ookujam> http://ubuntuforums.org has a special wubi sub-forum if you can't get assistence here.
[12:22] <koshie> AHAH :D
[12:22] <koshie> Do you use Windows julemore ? :P
[12:22] <julemore> eeermmm yes thats VMWARE
[12:22] <koshie> Stupid question, can you install network-manager ?
[12:22] <Flannel> !offtopic | koshie
[12:22] <julemore> ???
[12:22] <ookujam> sidewinder: ok thank you!
[12:22] <julemore> its already installed
[12:22] <koshie> FloodBot1: ?!
[12:22] <fahadsadah> koshie: sudp aptitude install network-manager
[12:23] <koshie> fahadsadah: yep.
[12:23] <julemore> ps -edaf|grep Network
[12:23] <julemore> 4 occurrences
[12:23] <julemore> :)
[12:23] <koshie> julemore: install network-manager, simply.
[12:23] <koshie> ^^
[12:23] <Sidewinder1> ookujam> You're welcome.
[12:23] <koshie> And after you gonna reboot I think
[12:23] <julemore> but it is already installed... isnt it?
[12:23] <koshie> By default I think
[12:24] <koshie> But test...
[12:24] <Boohbah> sudo /etc/init.d/NetworkManager restart
[12:24] <Boohbah> no need to reboot
[12:24] <julemore> But.. u know what was my original problem right?
[12:24] <koshie> julemore: It's a normal installation of Ubuntu ? Live CD ?
[12:24] <julemore> normal Ubuntu installation
[12:24] <koshie> julemore: you don't have the icon of Network-manager on your desk bar, right ?
[12:24] <julemore> no
[12:24] <koshie> w)
[12:24] <koshie> x)*
[12:24] <koshie> julemore: so sorry :D
[12:24] <julemore> 2 blank screens righT?
[12:25] <koshie> The icon, right.
[12:25] <julemore> no there is not such icon
[12:25] <koshie> With wireless it's an other, if you want a screen...
[12:25] <julemore> but listen
[12:25] <koshie> yes ?
[12:25] <julemore> ps -edaf|grep Network
[12:25] <julemore> gives me 4 PIDS
[12:25] <koshie> Yeah
[12:25] <julemore> it is in memory
[12:25] <julemore> N
[12:25] <ubuntistas> how can i play avi. files niether vlc does
[12:25] <julemore> NM-applet and whatever
[12:26] <ubuntistas> ?
[12:26] <netecho> anyone know how long 9.10 has been in development?
[12:26] <iceroot> netecho: i think 6 months
[12:27] <netecho> also anyone know how to upgrade to 9.10?
[12:27] <fahadsadah> All releases are in developement for 6 months
[12:27] <iceroot> netecho: #ubuntu+1
[12:27] <koshie> #ubuntu-testing don't exist ?
[12:27] <netecho> thanks
[12:27] <Flannel> netecho: Since 9.04 or so. https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KarmicReleaseSchedule
[12:27] <fahadsadah> netecho: sed -i s/jaunty/karmic/ /etc/apt/sources.list, then update
[12:27] <Flannel> netecho, fahadsadah: no, that's not the right way to do it
[12:28] <netecho> hrm
[12:28] <Flannel> netecho: #ubuntu+1 should have it in the topic
[12:28] <netecho> I'll have to go through the package lists
[12:29] <perlmonkey> WebKit for Hardy?
[12:29] <perlmonkey> is there a package
[12:29] <perlmonkey> Gtk2::WebKit
[12:29] <arvind_khadri> perlmonkey, use apt-cache to search for it
[12:30] <arvind_khadri> perlmonkey, apt-cache webkit | grep gtk2
[12:31] <MarderIII> perlmonkey: or ask on perlmonks (perlmonks.org) :-)
[12:32] <Mehedi> how i can configure the server for evolution mail?
[12:32] <ubuntistas> how can i play avi. files niether vlc does
[12:32] <ubuntistas> ?
[12:32] <Buzz|> hi there
[12:32] <sky_1> ubuntistas: codecs needed ?
[12:32] <Boohbah> perlmonkey: sudo apt-get install libwebkitgtk-dev
[12:32] <Buzz|> i use kde. but the color of hovered-button texts is wrong how to set it?
[12:32] <NicEXE> I am on ubuntu 9.04 how can I see hidden files and folders?
[12:33] <Mehedi> how i can configure the server for evolution mail?
[12:33] <Buzz|> i mean buttons within gtk-apps
[12:33] <Dr_Willis> ubuntistas:  vlc, or gmplayer + the w32codecs pack play most everything ive  found.
[12:33] <Buzz|> my kde is right
[12:33] <perlmonkey> Boohbah thank you! been trying to figure this out
[12:33] <Mehedi> how i can configure the server for evolution mail?
[12:33] <Dr_Willis> NicEXE:  depends on what sort of file maanger or the termianl you are using. Most file managers have a 'show hidden files' option
[12:33] <Boohbah> perlmonkey: in the future, you can search for a package with 'sudo apt-cache search webkit'
[12:33] <Mehedi> how i can configure the server for evolution mail?
[12:34] <perlmonkey> Boohbah: aha thanks useful to know, I will make a note on my pda thx
[12:34] <ubuntistas> install?
[12:34] <NicEXE> I am using nautilus\
[12:34] <ubuntistas> how/
[12:34] <ubuntistas> ?
[12:34] <Boohbah> Mehedi: what do you mean?
[12:34] <NicEXE> *nautilus
[12:34] <Dr_Willis> !w32codecs | ubuntistas
[12:34] <Dr_Willis> ubuntistas:  enable the medibuntu repository.. install the w32codecs package
[12:35] <ubuntistas> i've done that
[12:35] <sky_1> ubuntistas: so where is problem ?
[12:35] <Mehedi> Evaluation mail setup need configuration.how i can configure or get the address?
[12:35] <NicEXE> ok I just found the options
[12:35] <NicEXE> thanx anyway
[12:36] <Deepwaters> grawity, my previous nick was ____, any ideas on the MSN issue?
[12:36] <Mehedi> Evaluation mail setup need  server configuration.how i can configure or get the address?
[12:36] <Boohbah> Mehedi: ask your mail server administrator
[12:36] <craigbass1976> Anyone know if I'm better off using a deb package to set up fail2ban, or jsut the regular tar file?
[12:36] <grawity> craigbass1976: Probably the .deb
[12:36] <Mehedi> i use gmail.
[12:36] <grawity> Deepwaters: Have you tried Emesene, aMSN, or anything like that?
[12:37] <grawity> Deepwaters: Did they fail too?
[12:37] <Boohbah> craigbass1976: i would check out denyhosts as well
[12:37] <sky_1> craigbass1976: that doesnt matter
[12:37] <grawity> Mehedi: Type - IMAP. Server - imap.gmail.com. SSL - enabled. Port - 993
[12:37] <perlmonkey> Boohbah: this is strange, my system says its the already installed but perl says it can't find it :-/
[12:37] <Boohbah> Mehedi: then go to the section in your gmail account for configuring POP or IMAP access
[12:37] <perlmonkey> Can't locate Gtk2/WebKit.pm in @INC
[12:37] <grawity> Mehedi: SMTP server - smtp.gmail.com. SMTP port - 587. TLS enabled.
[12:38] <grawity> Mehedi: And you have to enable IMAP in your Gmail settings, too.
[12:38] <Boohbah> perlmonkey: ahh sorry, that was the gtk webkit, not the perl module
[12:38] <alfonso_> como puedo montar un escritorio remoto en ubuntu 9,04
[12:38] <craigbass1976> Boohbah, I'm alwaready using denyhosts, but some twerp in madrid is attacking me on pop3
[12:38] <Deepwaters> grawity, if it helps, MSN doesn't fail on any of the other machines on my network
[12:38] <Deepwaters> OS X or windows
[12:38] <Boohbah> perlmonkey: from my search, the perl module does not appear to be in the repo's, you should probably get it from CPAN
[12:38] <Mehedi> how can i do that?//
[12:39] <Boohbah> !es | alfonso_:
[12:39] <Deepwaters> and Emesene doesn't work either, grawity
[12:39] <alfonso_> alguien puede echar un cable
[12:39] <perlmonkey> Boohbah: ah ok
[12:39] <Boohbah> Mehedi: http://mail.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=75725
[12:39] <Deepwaters> it's definitely something local grawity
[12:39] <alfonso_> #ubuntu-es
[12:39] <sky_1> alfonso_:  /join #ubuntu-es
[12:40] <Mehedi> any thing more?///
[12:40] <Boohbah> perlmonkey: http://www.google.com/search?q=cpan+ubuntu
[12:41] <alfonso_> algun cliente irc para ubuntu
[12:41] <Mehedi> any thing more
[12:41] <perlmonkey> Boohbah: you've been very helpful, i'm much oblidged
[12:41] <Boohbah> alfonso_: irssi, xchat, pidgin
[12:41] <Mehedi> any thing more?
[12:41] <Boohbah> Mehedi: did you read the google pages? there are instructions there
[12:42] <alfonso_> cual es mejor tengo puesto el xchat pero no me termina de convecer
[12:42] <bazhang> alfonso_, English here only
[12:42] <Mehedi> thanks
[12:43] <Boohbah> alfonso_: irssi es mejor para el modo de texto, XChat para GNOME
[12:44] <alfonso_> gracias
[12:44] <alfonso_> otra progunta controladores de targeta antiguas nvidia tnt2 modelo 64 con 32 mb ram
[12:45] <sky_1> alfonso_: 	Este es el Inglés ... sólo hablar con su idioma nativo en Ubuntu-es
[12:45] <iceroot> is it possible to upgrade ubuntu32bit to ubuntu64bit?
[12:45] <bazhang> iceroot, only with full reinstall
[12:45] <Deepwaters> grawity, still with me?
[12:46] <Boohbah> alfonso_: sudo apt-get install nvidia-legacy-kernel-source
[12:46] <iceroot> bazhang: ok
[12:47] <awaad> I have a question about free software foundation
[12:47] <Boohbah> awaad: it's probably offtopic for this channel
[12:48] <bazhang> awaad, try #ubuntu-offtopic
[12:48] <irocksu> hi is there a fix out for new ati cards, compiz and jaunty?
[12:48] <irocksu> last time i looked ati could not cope with the new x server
[12:48] <awaad> bazhang: Thanks alot
[12:49] <irocksu> currently i had to disable all desktop effekts, because there were problems
[12:50] <MarderIII> irocksu: radeon card?
[12:50] <irocksu> nope firepro
[12:50] <irocksu> v5700 in a lenovo w500
[12:51] <awaad> bazhang: No one replies at #ubuntu-offtopic
[12:51] <MarderIII> irocksu: mmm... can't help you there.. sorry
[12:51] <bazhang> awaad, be patient
[12:52] <awaad> bazhang: Are there any channels for Free Software Foundation or Open Source ?
[12:52] <bazhang> awaad, /msg alis list *term*
[12:55] <Deepwaters> Okay, my linux box cannot connect to MSN's servers. Help?
[12:55] <Sidewinder1> awaad http://www.fsf.org/
[12:55] <awaad> sidewinder1: thanks
[12:56] <Sidewinder1> awaad Welks
[12:56] <jonah1980> hey guys how do you force a package version from terminal. i have kernel 2.6.28-15-generic. recently an update updated it from 2.6.28-15.49 to .51.  now i just get a blank screen on boot. my machine has to use kernel 2.6.28-15 to work at all due to intel chipset it uses, so i just need to force the package version to .49 like i normally would in synaptic! how can i do this from recovery terminal please help??
[12:56] <iceroot> are there still problems with ubuntu 64bit and java + flash + acroread?
[12:57] <shidesh1> hey shiki i tried every thing but i failed
[12:57] <_Maximus> anyone with ideas on how to regain the empty space on an ext4 partition after emptying the recycle bin (after a system freez on ubuntu 9.04) ?
[12:57] <shidesh1> let it be nothing else can we do
[12:57] <shidesh1> thanks for helping me
[12:58] <Sidewinder1> jonah1980> As long as the old version appears in GRUB, couldn't you just remove the new kernel with Synaptic?
[12:58] <|-Gobi-|> w00t, I Made my very first Bash script that actually works =) It executes quicksynergy here and remote machine with ssh :P
[12:59] <|-Gobi-|> I am so proud of my self :P
[12:59] <alfonso_> adios que lo paseis todo bien
[12:59] <Dr_Willis> |-Gobi-|:  i had some weird issues once with synergy when i was using X forwarding via 'ssh -X' :)   somthing ot watch out for...
[13:00] <CodeFire> anybody who runs linuxdcpp on ubuntu?
[13:00] <CodeFire> pls reply.
[13:00] <Dr_Willis> never heard of it CodeFire  - you want 1000 people to reply that?
[13:00] <Sidewinder1> not me
[13:00] <iceroot> !anyone | CodeFire
[13:01] <|-Gobi-|> Dr_Willis: I have to keep eye one it, ty =)
[13:01] <jonah1980> Sidewinder1: but grub doesn't specify the version .51 or .49, it just has 2.6.28-14-generic or 2.6.28-15-generic, i need 2.6.28-15.49 but 2.6.28-15-generic in my grub list is .51 which is no good!
[13:02] <shadyabhi> anybody running linuxdcpp on ubuntu????
[13:02] <shadyabhi> pls reply>
[13:02] <bazhang> shadyabhi, what is that
[13:03] <Sidewinder1> jonah1980> I see. Sorry I don't have the answer for you. If you can't find help here, why not try  http://ubuntuforums.org ?
[13:03] <Deepwaters> Cannot connect at all to MSN messenger's server. Help?
[13:03] <iceroot> shadyabhi: yes, anybody in the world is using it. you have a real question?
[13:04] <bazhang> Deepwaters, using which client? pidgin? checked the topic of #pidgin lately?
[13:07] <bigdavejoker> how do I change the virtual interfaces vmplayer uses  I can't get them to work with bridged networks anymore
[13:07] <Deepwaters> bazhang, regardless of client
[13:08] <bigdavejoker> both vmnet1 and vmnet8 will only get a local IP address for NAT but if I switch to bridged they won't change even if I try and force with dhclient
[13:08] <bazhang> Deepwaters, you would need to specify a client to hope to get a useful answer
[13:08] <Deepwaters> pidgin then
[13:09] <_Maximus> google and ubuntuforums contain no relevant info...is there an e4fsck ?
[13:11] <SchighSchagh1> where does sshd keep it's log files? I'm trying to inspect a system crash which happened earlier tonight
[13:11] <Deepwaters> bazhang, but the client isn't the issue, the issue is that my system cannot connect. If you'd like to specify one to troubleshoot, then let's go with Pidgin
[13:12] <SinofEnvy> sup
[13:12] <Sidewinder1> Hi
[13:13] <kannan01> i want to defragment ext3 file system since 95% of my disk is occupied. i read that up to 90% no defragmentation is required for ext3... any ext3 defragmenter exists???
[13:14] <bazhang> Deepwaters, sorry no idea about msn; #pidgin has useful updates on their channel
[13:14] <ActionParsnip> kannan01: you dont need to defrag ext3
[13:14] <Jyxt> kannan01: not sure you can defrag ext3
[13:14] <Jyxt> only M$ filesystems like fat and ntfs need defrag
[13:15] <ActionParsnip> kannan01: ext3 is smart enough not to split files, also disk access is fragmented due to the nature of the OS so contiguous data isnt that great
[13:15] <whileimhere> Morning from the Eastcoast USA. I was wondering is there a list of unnecessary startup applications in GNOME? I noticed that there were several listed in the "startup" app that I certainly did not need such as a the "Printer Queue" or the "Blue Tooth" since I have neither ever.
[13:16] <ActionParsnip> kannan01: you can remove the journal so yuo have ext2 then defrag but it wont do much at all
[13:16] <kannan01> actionparsnip:ext3 vs ext4 ..which one is best?
[13:16] <ActionParsnip> kannan01: there is no best
[13:16] <ActionParsnip> kannan01: each hs advantages and disadvantages
[13:17] <kannan01> actionparsnip: ext3 is said to be more stable then ext4 do u kno y..
[13:17] <ActionParsnip> kannan01: ext4 is default in karmic but early ext4 was a bit shakey with reports of data loss.
[13:18] <mickster04> to prolly ask again, what was wrong?
[13:18] <ActionParsnip> kannan01: works fine here, your system may be different
[13:18] <mickster04> sorry wrong window
[13:18] <kannan01> actionparsnip: tnx...
[13:20] <SinofEnvy> Hmm, when I try to SSH to my ubuntu pc, it takes ages after asking for my user to prompt for my password. everything else goes really fast and all that, transfer speeds too, but it just takes like 15 seconds after asking for my user to ask for my pass
[13:21] <ActionParsnip> SinofEnvy: its the dns of your ssh clients host name
[13:21] <ActionParsnip> SinofEnvy: i hd this, if you add the name and IP of the client to /etc/hosts it will be instant
[13:22] <Deepwaters> my system will not connect to the MSN messenger server, period, regardless of client. Help?
[13:22] <ActionParsnip> SinofEnvy: the server is trying to resolve the clients hostname to an IP and its using wins dns etc and taking time
[13:22] <ActionParsnip> Deepwaters: can you ping the msn server you are connecting to?
[13:23] <Deepwaters> ActionParsnip, yes
[13:23] <krndrf> hello there
[13:23] <Deepwaters> ActionParsnip, I can ping messenger.msn.net
[13:23] <krndrf> i need help
[13:23] <thiebaude> krndrf, what is your question?
[13:23] <mickster04> !ask
[13:24] <Deepwaters> ActionParsnip,  actually, scratch that the ping process freezes
[13:24] <krndrf> I was logged in to my ubuntu profile and i chose using nautilus (file explorer) the properties of my /home folder and for the owner permision i ...chose list files only...i did it by fault...since then i am not able to enter my ubuntu profile...giving me an error that i have to change nautilus permission.
[13:25] <grawity> krndrf: Reboot, and choose "Recovery mode"
[13:25] <krndrf> then??
[13:25] <grawity> krndrf: Then fix the permissions... what is your Ubuntu username?
[13:25] <krndrf> username is krndrf
[13:25] <grawity> krndrf: chmod 755 ~krndrf
[13:25] <ActionParsnip> Deepwaters: that'll be why
[13:25] <grawity> krndrf: That command should be enough to fix.
[13:25] <Guest62681> grawity: Thanks, your solution worked for root hack !
[13:25] <Deepwaters> ActionParsnip, how can I fix it?
[13:26] <ActionParsnip> Deepwaters: possibly your provider playing with stuff
[13:26] <Deepwaters> ActionParsnip, would I have to access my modem and specifically open that port?
[13:26] <grawity> krndrf: When the "Recovery mode" boots, you'll need to select the "root" option, enter the command I gave you, and then reboot.
[13:26] <grawity> Guest62681: Which solution?
[13:26] <ActionParsnip> Deepwaters: ping fails for me too
[13:27] <ActionParsnip> Deepwaters: but i am connected ok
[13:27] <Guest62681> grawity: to hack root account on ubuntu ...
[13:27] <Guest62681> :P
[13:27] <krndrf> ok thanks i will try now
[13:27] <Deepwaters> ActionParsnip, which means effectively?
[13:27] <SinofEnvy> ActionParsnip, thanks but I have a dynamic IP which changes about once per two days so updating that every 2 days is a bit of a chore
[13:27] <ActionParsnip> Deepwaters: i'd remove the account from your client (I use pidgin)
[13:28] <comrade_tuttle> I'm having an issue with running a program. When I try to run it in the terminal I get, /home/mark/Atmosphir_Linux/game: error while loading shared libraries: libpq.so.5: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[13:28] <comrade_tuttle> Now I know that library file is .rpm. Can I install a .rpm file on a debian system and if so how? because alien did not like it.
[13:28] <Deepwaters> ActionParsnip, the thing is, my macbook connects and holds the connection just fine, as does my two roommates' windows machines
[13:28] <Falcon^s> hola
[13:28] <ActionParsnip> Deepwaters: have you tried pidgin? I simply added an accuont then typed my email addy and password
[13:28] <dennis> Anyone here use awesome window manager? For some reason my terminals don't take up the full screen
[13:28] <grawity> ActionParsnip: I think he _is_ using Pidgin.
[13:29] <Deepwaters> ActionParsnip, I've tried all the clients, that isn't hte issue
[13:29] <Deepwaters> ActionParsnip, it is something with my actual system configuration
[13:30] <ActionParsnip> Deepwaters: do you use any sort of proxy ?
[13:30] <argos_> i
[13:30] <Deepwaters> ActionParsnip, no.
[13:30] <openware> what's the difference between libxx.xx and libxx.xx-dev of a deb package?
[13:31] <thowland> comrade_tuttle: libpq is the postgresql client library. It's in the libpq5 package in the repository
[13:31] <Falcon^s> alguien tie mac
[13:32] <ActionParsnip> openware: -dev packages are needed if yuo want to use that lib in a program you are compiling that suses the lib
[13:32] <Falcon^s> hello the probe mac os x leopard show
[13:33] <ActionParsnip> Deepwaters: what version of pidgin are you using?
[13:33] <beiruty> The All-new Yahoo does render correctly, icons do not show up correctly
[13:33] <Deepwaters> ActionParsnip, I've had the same problem on multiple versions of Pidgin, Emesene, aMSN, 8.04, and now 9.04
[13:33] <gbrethen> ubuntu jaunty 64 bit - when logging off, goes to black screen?
[13:33] <ActionParsnip> Deepwaters: what version of pidgin are you on now?
[13:34] <ActionParsnip> Deepwaters: dpkg -l | grep pidgin
[13:34] <OneMillionDollar> is there any dialer for ubuntu i used to use suse and it has this ksometing to connect to internet
[13:34] <beiruty> I am using kamic and latest 3.5 firefox
[13:34] <enzotib> OneMillionDollar: wvdial
[13:34] <Deepwaters> ActionParsnip, bad command
[13:35] <bazhang> !karmic | beiruty
[13:35] <ActionParsnip> Deepwaters: you can copy / paste to the terminal
[13:35] <dassouki> are you guys aware of any lightweight rtf editor ?
[13:35] <OneMillionDollar> whre can i get this wvdial ?
[13:35] <ActionParsnip> dassouki: abiword?
[13:35] <scunizi> OneMillionDollar: sudo apt-get install wvdial
[13:35] <OneMillionDollar> does it show connect icon on the system tray
[13:35] <dassouki> ActionParsnip: ligher
[13:35] <Deepwaters> Action, want the whole output?
[13:35] <ActionParsnip> Deepwaters: use pastebin
[13:35] <ActionParsnip> Deepwaters: but yes please
[13:36] <ring0> dassouki: gedit?
[13:36] <Daremonai> anyone know how to convert svg animation to swf?
[13:36] <Deepwaters> ActionParsnip, http://pastebin.com/m5cea535c
[13:36] <dassouki> ring0: gedit is not an rtf as it doesnt allow for individual styles, something between gedit and abiword
[13:37] <mu99ins> Hi All - Can anyone suggest how I can redirect traffic from http://sharepoint_server:port/destination_folder to https://new_sharepoint_server/destination_folder?
[13:37] <scunizi> Daremonai: I haven't tried it but maybe gimp..
[13:37] <ring0> dassouki: geany
[13:37] <ActionParsnip> Deepwaters: ok you have a good enough version
[13:37] <ActionParsnip> dassouki: let me see what i cn find
[13:37] <PrebenR> Anybody know a howto on installing ubuntu on a stick (with ext2) and grub so that I can boot the stick on any computer and work on files on the same stick? All howtos say one need to use fat32, but there should be a way to use ext2 for the OS and have fat for a bootloader or sth
[13:37] <dassouki> ring0: i thought geany was an IDE, not an actual text editor
[13:37] <dassouki> ActionParsnip: thanks
[13:37] <openware> is it the header file in include dir?
[13:38] <OneMillionDollar> want should i get to play divx or rbmv file
[13:38] <Jyxt> PrebenR: ubuntu has an app called usb-creator
[13:38] <Deepwaters> ActionParsnip, okay
[13:38] <PrebenR> jyxt, ah
[13:38] <bazhang> PrebenR, unetbootin
[13:38] <PrebenR> jyxt, this uses ext2?
[13:38] <ActionParsnip> dassouki: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Linux_word_processors
[13:38] <Jyxt> PrebenR: not sure what it uses...i just know they have an app..you select usb drive, iso and it does the work
[13:38] <MarderIII> PrebenR: take a look at unetbootin maybe?
[13:38] <dassouki> thanks ActionParsnip
[13:39] <ActionParsnip> OneMillionDollar: you can install realplayer from the medibuntu repo to play rbmv
[13:39] <MarderIII> PrebenR: it takes a live cd and installs it to usbstick
[13:39] <OneMillionDollar> what about divx file
[13:39] <PrebenR> MarderIII, I see
[13:39] <innomen> My machin was hung when i woke up this morning, where can i find a log of what happened? i assuming in var/log but which one?
[13:40] <Jyxt> PrebenR: although im not sure that mobo's can read ext filesystems
[13:40] <ActionParsnip> innomen: /var/log/kern.log
[13:40] <Jyxt> thought mobo bios only knows how to read fat32 or something
[13:40] <boscop> help: I can't access my windows partition!
[13:40] <PrebenR> MarderIII, as long as I get ext2 and I can install custom programs and setup the stick with users it is what I want :-)
[13:40] <ActionParsnip> !ntfs | boscop
[13:40] <Deepwaters> ActionParsnip, it's something in my system configuration
[13:40] <PrebenR> Jyxt, yes, so I need a small partistinon for the bootloading
[13:40] <innomen> ActionParsnip, thanks
[13:40] <PrebenR> jyxt with fat
[13:41] <MarderIII> PrebenR: worth a try... there are several distro's it can install directly
[13:41] <boscop> !NTFS-3g
[13:41] <ActionParsnip> Deepwaters: yuo could tell the client to use the http method
[13:41] <Jyxt> PrebenR: ahh...small boot partition with an initrd or something...yeah not sure usb-creator does all that, its fairly simple
[13:41] <gbrethen> need help: logging off goes to black screen?
[13:42] <MarderIII> PrebenR: http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net
[13:42] <bazhang> PrebenR, you are on jaunty?
[13:42] <Deepwaters> ActionParsnip, already tried, no result
[13:42] <PrebenR> bazhang, yes
[13:42] <bazhang> PrebenR, its in the repos
[13:42] <bazhang> sudo apt-get install unetbootin
[13:43] <MarderIII> PrebenR: i think you should use FaunOS.. it runs completely from usb
[13:43] <bazhang> MarderIII, they all do with unetbootin, if desired; here is Ubuntu support though :)
[13:44] <innomen> My kern log ends at a time before i know the machine hung, and does not begin again until i rebooted it this morning, how can that be?
[13:44] <MarderIII> PrebenR: :-P
[13:44] <Sidewinder1> gbrethen> Perhaps noone here has seen that aberration. You may wish to try http://ubuntuforums.org
[13:44] <PrebenR> MarderIII, nah, don't want kde. want to base it on xubuntu with homegrown stuff
[13:45] <ActionParsnip> PrebenR: could try LXDE if you like lightness
[13:45] <PrebenR> bazhang, thanks I'll install unetbootin and read up on how to use it
[13:45] <gbrethen> Sidewinder1: k, will try
[13:45] <PrebenR> ActionParsnip, yes, but I use dwm
[13:45] <PrebenR> ActionParsnip, http://dwm.suckless.org/
[13:45] <MarderIII> PrebenR: Knock yourself out :-D
[13:46] <ActionParsnip> PrebenR: nice
[13:46] <PrebenR> MarderIII, :-) thanks for tips!
[13:47] <innomen> syslog ends last night at 4am, thats much coloser to correct, why would syslog have entires and kern klog would not?
[13:47] <aladoin> I'm looking for a lightweight movie collection manager, which can scan my hdd's for videos, it should not be something advanced like xmbc, just a lightweight app, any suggestions?
[13:47] <evilbuntu> I have a weird question. I'm unable to display some content in a web-browser, and I'm not sure why. I think it's java-related, but i'd like to know for sure. Is there something I can do to see what content is broken/unviewable on a webpage?
[13:47] <PrebenR> ActionParsnip, hate programming in windows so nice to have a stick and I can boot linux even on my work laptop when traveling
[13:47] <grawity> evilbuntu: What web-browser is that?
[13:47] <Deepwaters> ActionParsnip, any ideas?
[13:48] <evilbuntu> it's firefox 3.0.13
[13:48] <_PiLoT_> hey is ubuntu compatible with workstations and home netwroking
[13:48] <ActionParsnip> Deepwaters: i cant advise anything else really. Weird
[13:48] <ActionParsnip> _PiLoT_: yes
[13:48] <_PiLoT_> awesome
[13:48] <mickster04> evilbuntu, an youtube works?
[13:49] <evilbuntu> mick - yes
[13:49] <mickster04> kk
[13:49] <seraph_> #vim
[13:49] <_PiLoT_> im debating on weather to install ubuntu/ windows now or wait for the nest version
[13:50] <rgnr> any1 used multiboot usb flash?
[13:50] <ActionParsnip> _PiLoT_: you can upgrade into Karmic from Jaunty if you wish
[13:50] <Sidewinder1> !java | evilbuntu
[13:50] <_PiLoT_> i know im just wondering weather i should or just get a fresh karmic
[13:51] <_PiLoT_> also is ubuntu good with hyperthreading and 2 processor boards
[13:52] <ActionParsnip> _PiLoT_: yes and karmic is dicussed in #ubuntu+1
[13:52] <ActionParsnip> _PiLoT_: it is alpha sop will break. If yuo are new to ubuntu then i recommend Jaunty
[13:52] <CptnAwesome> i can get the time (in the panel) to display my local time, but when i reboot, it goes back to UTC. any suggestions on how I can make my local time persistant (im using ubuntu w/ lxde)
[13:52] <_PiLoT_> ihave a dell precision 650 with 2 x 2.8 ghz 2 gb ram and a fx 5700le card
[13:52] <_PiLoT_> well im quite new
[13:52] <_PiLoT_> ive only been using since 8.10
[13:52] <ActionParsnip> _PiLoT_: thats probably more powerful than all my PCs put together
[13:53] <evilbuntu> sidewinder1- what does GCJ standfor in GCJ flavor?
[13:53] <innomen> ActionParsnip, so the alpha would not upgrade to a final version of it's own accord?
[13:53] <ActionParsnip> innomen: yes it will upgrade seamlessly
[13:53] <innomen> ActionParsnip, how about jaunty, it will do the same when the time comes?
[13:53] <_PiLoT_> actionparsnip : well i reckon it rated at about 6 or 7 ghz
[13:53] <_PiLoT_> i do need more ram
[13:53] <ActionParsnip> innomen: you will need to use upgrade manager for that
[13:54] <ActionParsnip> _PiLoT_: get some, its cheap
[13:54] <ompaul> _PiLoT_, then that is an easy decision - either continue with 8.10 or do 9.04  or go back to the LTS and get more familiar with the overall o/s and its innards from there - however using bleeding edge software cuts - and when it does you need to be fairly good at first aid or you will feel the pain
[13:54] <Sidewinder1> evilbuntu> Don't know, sorry
[13:54] <_PiLoT_> but since i got that two monitors and surround sound for nothig i cant complain
[13:54] <innomen> ActionParsnip, just making sure it's possible heheh, if i enabled all the "bleeding edge" tick boxes in sources, would that carry me to karmic alpha?
[13:54] <chris1950> installed UE 2.3 now can't access other partitions to create file (permission denied) also can't change permissions using chmod
[13:54] <ActionParsnip> innomen: oh absolutely
[13:55] <ActionParsnip> innomen: you'd still need to use the upgrade manager to jump release
[13:55] <_PiLoT_> i got al that except bleeding edge software
[13:55] <Sidewinder1> evilbuntu http://gcc.gnu.org/java/
[13:55] <innomen> ActionParsnip, i think i'll backup my home directory and try that, this mysterious lock up has me flummoxed
[13:56] <_PiLoT_> i am planning on dualbooting
[13:56] <_PiLoT_> win7 and ubuntu
[13:56] <ompaul> _PiLoT_, you don't want to do bleeding edge software if you get frustrated by things breaking, if however you are comfortable with them breaking and / or can take the breakage then go to #ubuntu+1
[13:56] <mickster04> _PiLoT_, its easier dual booting if u insrtall windows first
[13:56] <innomen> ActionParsnip, i assume there's no way to roll back an upgrade other than to reinstall, is this correct?
[13:56] <ompaul> innomen, there is no roll back
[13:56] <ActionParsnip> _PiLoT_: install xp first but leave unpartitioned space, if you dont use 100% of the space for the windows install you wont have to mess around with resizing
[13:56] <_PiLoT_> i know mickster i found that out the hard way
[13:56] <ActionParsnip> innomen: you cant downgrade safetly
[13:56] <innomen> ompaul, i thought not, just checking :)
[13:57] <ActionParsnip> innomen: you can only climb
[13:57] <legend2440> CptnAwesome: not familiar with lxde but in gnome i edited    /etc/default/rcS    so it says  UTC=no
[13:57] <_PiLoT_> i once re instaled xp and then lost grub but i fixed it
[13:57] <innomen> ActionParsnip, heh, or fall
[13:57] <_PiLoT_> so i  am fairly new but i also a quicklearner
[13:57] <_PiLoT_> which is why im building laptops with ubutu on them at work
[13:57] <_PiLoT_> im campaigning for it to be more recogniesed here
[13:58] <_PiLoT_> since all i get when i say ubuntu to my neighbours
[13:58] <_PiLoT_> is a huge luddite like stare
[13:58] <innomen> _PiLoT_, if you have any encrypted drives remove them before tinkering with install, i wiped out 350gbs of precious data once screwing around with ubuntu 6, stupid truecrypt
[13:58] <_PiLoT_> lol ha ha
[13:59] <_PiLoT_> nah my only worry is i have a home network were ive hared a drive
[13:59] <CptnAwesome> thanks legend2440
[13:59] <_PiLoT_> easy to do in win7
[13:59] <ApoloXIII> Hola
[13:59] <ApoloXIII> Hi
[13:59] <ActionParsnip> _PiLoT_: easy in linux too, it can even be mounted as a folder ni your filesystem
[13:59] <_PiLoT_> im just thinking if im dualbooting and also sharing a drive via netwrok im likely to get conflicts
[13:59] <_PiLoT_> awesome
[14:00] <_PiLoT_> im thinking ubuntu on a workstation will be fun???
[14:00] <ompaul> _PiLoT_, I thought you had it installed already
[14:00] <_PiLoT_> oh no
[14:00] <ActionParsnip> ompaul: +1
[14:00] <_PiLoT_> i did one my old dell 2 ghz
[14:00] <innomen> i run ubuntu by itself and run xp in a virtual machine, i'm still new enough to the whole thing that its still a novelty to me
[14:01] <_PiLoT_> then i upgradded to a better machine
[14:01] <_PiLoT_> i tried jaunty but it hated my ati graphics card
[14:01] <innomen> "oh neat windows in a window! hahaah"
[14:01] <innomen> thats me
[14:01] <sebrock> is there a way to statically set a FROM address in .mailrc? I cant't find it
[14:01] <dennda> intel gma x4500 + ubuntu = ?
[14:01] <Pirate_Hunter> anyone care to help me figure out why an old compaq presario 5410 wont boot with two hard disk yet if I replace the second hard disk with the CD-Rom it boots?
[14:01] <ompaul> _PiLoT_, that is more discussion than a support item you might like to talk in #ubuntu-offtopic
[14:02] <_PiLoT_> so i then "obtained" a  new gfx card from work
[14:02] <chris1950> can I get some help please? I can not access or make folders on a EXT4 partition (permission denied) chomod did not work.
[14:02] <mickster04> Pirate_Hunter, check the jumper settings
[14:02] <ActionParsnip> dennda: if you get full upgrades it works fine according to: http://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/Intel_GMA_X4500HD#Ubuntu_9.04
[14:03] <mickster04> Pirate_Hunter, they might both be set to master...:/
[14:03] <_PiLoT_> i was just making sure that ubuntu would work ok with hyperthreading
[14:03] <Pirate_Hunter> mickster04: hmmm I cant find any info on the jumper settings also ive tried changing the second hd from slave to master and nada
[14:04] <Pirate_Hunter> mickster04: if they were it should make a difference since they are both using different IDE i've replaced the CD-Rom for the second hd
[14:04] <chris1950> no I created a swap, /, /home,/data allon same drive can not access /data
[14:04] <mickster04> Pirate_Hunter, does it work if u change the two hdd's round an leave the cd rom in
[14:04] <ActionParsnip> dennda: http://webupd8.blogspot.com/2009/05/reverting-xorg-video-intel-driver-of.html can help too
[14:04] <ompaul> _PiLoT_, I thought that was already established, hypertreading that is, it has been supported since at least Jan 03
[14:05] <wandana> Hello, is someone here who knows why I have sound after login via gdm, but not after login with ssh?
[14:05] <wandana> Seems that gdm executes something after the login
[14:05] <wandana> Where to look?
[14:05] <_PiLoT_> thanks ompaul
[14:05] <ompaul> wandana, tell me - are you expecting a sound on login with ssh?
[14:06] <wandana> Hi ompaul
[14:06] <wandana> Well, I want to record sound
[14:06] <Pirate_Hunter> mickster04: I would try that if  it wasn't for the case type the thing was built in such an enclosed space, I would have to remove a lot before i can remove the main hd, however, on my IBM the second hd does work so I know it is not the hd having failure
[14:06] <wandana> The funny thing is, after login via gdm, pulseaudio is linked to alsa
[14:06] <vavar> what does that mean?   Clocksource tsc unstable (delta = ...
[14:07] <wandana> But not when I login via ssh, nx or the usual text terminal
[14:07] <mickster04> Pirate_Hunter, are u using 2.5 hdd? like the small ones?
[14:07] <wandana> In latter case pulseaudio links to null
[14:07] <ompaul> wandana, do you want sound on each and every logon?
[14:07] <neffets> hi to all
[14:08] <mickster04> Pirate_Hunter, do they have jumpre settings?
[14:08] <vavar> i see that just before several harddisk failures but just at that time when the clocksource stuff went wrong. what is going on?
[14:08] <chris1950> anyone using UE 2.3?
[14:08] <ompaul> wandana, ssh is designed to log in anywhere from on the console to the other end of the planet - so kicking off a sound would not be normal
[14:09] <wandana> ompaul: sorry, not directly sound. I want to be able to record. So, I set up a computer for video and sound recording. After login via ssh I want to start arecord to capture sound
[14:09] <kahen> wandana, some quick googling gave me this: http://razor.occams.info/blog/2009/02/11/pulseaudio-sound-forwarding-across-a-network/ -- basically... you're on your own on this one. sound forwarding is not default behaviour and probably won't be for years to come (basically until we can expect 90%+ of users to have the bandwidth for it...)
[14:09] <ompaul> wandana, that would be a job for an application - so you need a console recording application - none come to mind straight away
[14:10] <Naidel> hey everyone, i have a stupid problem with my X server in ubuntu: i tried recompiling the kernel with a script, and now every time i try to start ubuntu, the system hard freezes just before i get to the GDM login screen. it doesn't matter which kernel i choose at boot, it happens the same all the time. i think it's some kind of problem with graphics.
[14:10] <Naidel> does anyone know what i should do about it?
[14:10] <ompaul> wandana, or (assuming you are running X on localbox) ssh -X user@faraway audiocity
[14:11] <istvan> hey, I set up a cron job which isn't working. i did crontab -e and entered */10 * * * * /var/www/site/myscript.sh  ----- i just put that on a new line, saved, and no good. help?
[14:11] <kahen> wandana, you can't run a recording app on a remote machine and have it record sound on a local one. things just don't work that way. the recording app needs access to the hardware to record stuff
[14:11] <istvan> run a wire from your headphone jack into the remote computer, or stream the audio to it, say with vlc
[14:12] <istvan> wandana, that is my two cents without hearing your question
[14:12] <wandana> ompaul, kahen: Sorry for the confusion! Of course the sound on the remote machine should be captured
[14:12] <Pirate_Hunter> mickster04: wouldn't know if they are 2.5 only that it connest through IDE and yes they have jumper setting, however, I dont think that is the problem. They are connected through different IDE, it might be something i messed up when partitioning the second hd will try repartitioning it again and see if it works
[14:12] <wandana> Hi istvan, loin via ssh and start acrecord ...
[14:12] <mickster04> Pirate_Hunter, well good look, let me know if it works
[14:13] <wandana> Is easy
[14:13] <kahen> istvan, i presume chmod +x is done? if so it may be a problem with user priveleges?
[14:13] <wandana> But after login via ssh pulseaudio is linked to null
[14:13] <wandana> But when login via gdm, pulseaudio is liked to alsa
[14:13] <aux> im so hungry
[14:13] <wandana> That is so strange
[14:13] <istvan> kahen, i can run the script (i'm in ubuntu server) with just ./script.sh
[14:13] <voste> aux
[14:13] <wandana> But cannot be that difficult
[14:14] <huayra> I need help with the following: I use a Lenovo X200 with a built-in mobile modem. My SIM card is inside and I would like to receive and send sms on ubuntu. is there any tool (CLI, Gnome, KDE or anything) that can do this?
[14:14] <voste> why are you so hungry.. go eat then.. :)
[14:14] <huayra> anyone that can point me to an answer regarding this?
[14:14] <wandana> I think the kuy question is, what gdm executes after login
[14:14] <wandana> Where would I find this?
[14:14] <kahen> istvan, is the user that owns the script the same as the owner of the files that it is trying to manipulate?
[14:14] <Insaan> hi all
[14:14] <istvan> that script just runs 'php file.php'
[14:15] <smokebadger> hello there is there anyone that can tell me how to automount an ntfs partion at boot up
[14:15] <kahen> istvan, and is it in the same user's crontab?
[14:15] <Dr_Willis> !ntfs | smokebadger
[14:15] <voste> wandanna for what do you need this about gdm
[14:15] <istvan> kahen, not sure, but I set up the cron as root - could that be the problem?
[14:15] <Insaan> how can I upgrade the kernel to v2.6.30 in Jaunty ?
[14:15] <istvan> kahen, on the other hand, I have been root almost the whole time
[14:15] <kahen> istvan, so you did crontab -e while logged in as root?
[14:16] <x404x> how do i change wallpapers in kubuntu ?
[14:16] <istvan> kahen, yes
[14:16] <istvan> kahen, i think the scripts are owned by root too
[14:16] <Dr_Willis> x404x:  its in the preferances,, right click on the desktiop perhaps?
[14:16] <grawity> x404x: Right-click the desktp.
[14:16] <mickster04> ok question time, when i boot up with my mic muted, skype wont work, untill i reboot with it unmuted, then its fine. so the question is; what services start when the mic is unmuted that dont otherwise, so i can start that manually when i want to use skype?
[14:16] <wandana> Hi voste, I have no audio capabilities after login via ssh, but I have them after login via gdm
[14:16] <Boohbah> x404x: right click, configure desktop...
[14:16] <wandana> voste: quite strange
[14:17] <istvan> kahen, was doing crontab as root the big nono?
[14:17] <alfredo> re
[14:17] <c45713> is there anyway to use an 8.10 installer to install 9.04? the 9.04 livecd freezes after choosing install.. can i do any copy paste from one install cd to make a custom installer?
[14:17] <x404x> i just have an apperance settings and it doesnt work, if i install new pictures I cannot find them again
[14:17] <kahen> istvan, might be for security reasons, but i don't know about that. but it should work at least
[14:17] <istvan> kahen, that was my logic... as root it should be able to run those scripts...
[14:18] <Insaan> how can I upgrade the kernel to v2.6.30 in Jaunty ?
[14:18] <tehdave> I'm having a weird issue ever since I added a new hard drive to my system: I added a line in fstab to mount it automatically, but it doesn't mount to the proper folder (the system actually made a brand new folder with the wrong name, and now usually mounts it there). Running Ubuntu 8.04, both system HD and original filestorage HD are IDE, new Hd is SATA
[14:18] <bonux> hi everybody
[14:18] <perlmonkey> how do I make text into a tk Canvas?
[14:18] <ActionParsnip> c45713: you will need to upgrade it once installed
[14:18] <bonux> anybody know how can i use notify-osd with open box ?
[14:18] <Boohbah> Insaan: http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v2.6.30.5/
[14:18] <perlmonkey> Bad option -text for Tk::Widget
[14:18] <perlmonkey> :-/
[14:19] <kahen> istvan, well... sounds like a bug in your script then? does it do its thing when you start it manually?
[14:19] <istvan> yeah
[14:19] <istvan> but i found something else
[14:19] <c45713> ActionParsnip: so there is no hack i can do to make a custom cd? all the earlier releases worked perfectly,but 9.04 will not load the kernel...
[14:19] <whileimhere> Hi. I am going to buy a netbook. I am not sure what one I want. I love the smallness and lack of a CD drive with the extended battery. What I would like to know is this can I install Ubuntu to any of these and will I be able to do things like simple powerpoints, word-processing, and skype?
[14:19] <Boohbah> whileimhere: yes, those things should work on all netbooks
[14:20] <mickster04> whileimhere, ubuntu has a list of compatible netbook for NR
[14:20] <whileimhere> for NR?
[14:20] <Insaan> Boohbah, thanks, in what order to install the packages ?
[14:20] <Crell> Hi all.  Where can I find a lits of what package versions a specific ubuntu release includes?  Not the version I'm running, but 9.04 specifically.
[14:20] <kahen> whileimhere, Netbook Remix
[14:20] <whileimhere> oh okay
[14:20] <whileimhere> Thanks
[14:20] <mickster04> whileimhere, NBR* netbook remix
[14:20] <whileimhere> cool
[14:20] <whileimhere> I will look at the site now.
[14:20] <ActionParsnip> c45713: you can customise the cd by remasteriong to upgrade that then install jaunty but you may as well just download the jaunty cd, or you can use the minimal iso to install from the web
[14:20] <ActionParsnip> Insaan: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1130582
[14:20] <mickster04> whileimhere, otherwise ubuntu will work on most laptops with onlly a few problems:D
[14:20] <bonux> wileimhere : i am currently using an eee pc 1000H with ubuntu and all work fine... and there is so much docmuentaiton on the net... easy !
[14:20] <smokebadger> id recoomend an msi wind or one of the rebadges , i have a medion akoya 1210 and it runs like a full pc
[14:21] <kamen> Hey guys, I just wanted to tell you that with some help from you guys, I'm running a ubuntu box with INTERNET! yaaay!
[14:21] <ActionParsnip> Insaan: scroll abot 40% the way down
[14:21] <whileimhere> Well I have a full laptop and a macbook that is dying on me.
[14:21] <Boohbah> Insaan: just need -headers and -image for your arch, order doesn't matter. install using 'dpkg -i kernel-version.deb'
[14:21] <c45713> ActionParsnip: oh yeah.. a minimal install like debian ... i'll check that out .. :D thanks
[14:22] <erUSUL> !yay | kamen
[14:22] <tehdave> How do I check which Hard Drives/partitions are labeled in /dev? (like which drives /dev/sda or /dev/sdc are?)
[14:22] <lukas_> Hi, I have some problems with audio on my jaunty - it seems that some wrong driver is loaded - alsamixer shows just one controll column, my kernel is 2.6.28-15
[14:22] <Sidewinder1> Crell http://packages.ubuntu.com/
[14:22] <ActionParsnip> c45713: if you use it you wont have to upgrade as you will have installed from the repo
[14:22] <Insaan> Boohbah, do I need linux-headers-2.6.30-02063005_2.6.30-02063005_all.deb or just linux-headers-2.6.30-02063005-generic_2.6.30-02063005_i386.deb ?
[14:22] <Sidewinder1> Crell I think that's what you're looking for...
[14:22] <Boohbah> Insaan: i386 only
[14:22] <kamen> thankyou =)
[14:22] <c45713> ActionParsnip: indeed.. my experience with changing repo is not that good.. always something is fucked ;)
[14:22] <c45713> hehe
[14:22] <kamen> I must say I'm very exited
[14:23] <kamen> excited
[14:23] <ActionParsnip> Insaan: if you add the repo it will come down with sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[14:23] <Crell> Sidewinder1: Magnifique!  That looks like what I need, thanks.
[14:23] <Sidewinder1> Crell You're more than welcome
[14:23] <Boohbah> Insaan: ActionParsnip's solution to install from the repo is more elegant
[14:24] <Insaan> ActionParsnip, I want to upgrade on a machine with no internet connection
[14:24] <Crell> Hm.  What the heck is this version number: 5.1.30really5.0.75-0ubuntu10: all
[14:24] <ActionParsnip> Insaan: ah
[14:24] <_raven_> hi - do you know any pre-configured linux system for installation on cluster-nodes?
[14:24] <lukas_> tehdave: it is numbered as on the master, slave and first, second .. on a bus, but I am not sure, try tldp (The linux documentation project book)
[14:24] <ActionParsnip> Insaan: http://www.ramoonus.nl/2009/06/10/linux-kernel-2-6-30-installation-guide-for-ubuntu-and-debian-linux/
[14:25] <lukas_> Insaan: it is possible witch some apt thing
[14:25] <tehdave> lukas_, where do I find that? also: does it include how SATA drives are numbered?
[14:25] <Insaan> thanks :-)
[14:25] <paul___> hi, trying to create an adhoc host, and following the guide on ubuntugeek that uses network manager.  My psp cant seem to see this though, does the network manager method broadcast the ssid?
[14:25] <ActionParsnip> Insaan: those are the files and the guide you need
[14:25] <ActionParsnip> Insaan: read very carefully and go slow
[14:26] <lukas_> tehdave: it is the most complete and free documentation, for its parts, try www.tldp.org, for the whole book, google something like tldp.pdf
[14:26] <Insaan> OK, thanks :-)
[14:26] <lukas_> tehdave: It contains many information also on sound, networking, parallel, serial ports ...
[14:27] <lukas_> So no ideas for sond drivers?
[14:27] <lukas_> sound
[14:27] <tehdave> lukas_,  thanks, I'll have to bookmark this and try to get through it somehow XD
[14:28] <lukas_> tehdave: it is good source, maybe I could find it in some while, but the book should be more usefull for you
[14:28] <dennda> Anybody know whether an actual thinkpad sl500 with intel chip will work with ubuntu 9.04 fully updated and/or 9.10?
[14:29] <ActionParsnip> !laptop | dennda
[14:29] <snuffy47> Should I spend the money on a raid 5 config or just run 2 1T drives and backup just the most import files
[14:29] <ActionParsnip> dennda: you need to look at the hardware in the device to check compatibility
[14:29] <dennda> ActionParsnip: Sure
[14:29] <linxeh> snuffy47: do you want raid, or backups?
[14:30] <snuffy47> well building media server with ubuntu and need to decide what hd setup to do
[14:30] <linxeh> snuffy47: I've always preferred backups. if you accidentally delete a file you can get it back (and I dont do that much work in a week etc)
[14:30] <ActionParsnip> I'd go for backups, much safer imho
[14:30] <linxeh> I'd go with backups on that then
[14:30] <snuffy47> I need to backup at min my family pics
[14:30] <linxeh> and just rsync the whole lot over
[14:30] <ex0c> hi. I previously mounted and unmounted an SD card successfully. now I plugged the card into the reader for a 2nd time and ubuntu does not recognize or mount the device. what could be the reason? has the previous unmounting somehow confused the OS?
[14:30] <snuffy47> how would u set it up
[14:30] <linxeh> (rsync will just copy the changes)
[14:30] <istvan> so what is the next step in troubleshotting my non-functional crontab?
[14:31] <Dr_Willis> ex0c:  ive seen some laptops/built in readers that only see sd cards if they are plugged in if  the card is inserted when the machine powers up/boots
[14:31] <innomen> grsync rocks
[14:31] <linxeh> snuffy47: I'd just have two 1TB drives
[14:31] <snuffy47> I was going to rund R5 with 3 HD's and 1 spare
[14:32] <linxeh> snuffy47: if it was me, I'd be using samsung green or whatever, and spin down the backup drive and unmount it after every backup
[14:32] <ex0c> Dr_Willis: hmm, I think this can't be the problem in this case, since the first successful mount was done hours after the OS started.
[14:32] <Dr_Willis> ex0c:  check dmesg command  output.. see if anything shows up.
[14:32] <linxeh> snuffy47: you could do two and two then, or take a hit on something (Eg dont backup movies or soemthing )
[14:33] <snuffy47> well that would keep my cost down
[14:33] <snuffy47> from 500 to 200
[14:33] <ex0c> Dr_Willis: nothing at all. however, I can see the log entries of the first mount.
[14:33] <ActionParsnip> snuffy47: no bad thing, use the cash for a holiday
[14:33] <c45713> ActionParsnip: did try out the mini version now.. it actually loads the kernel.. but freezes after "ready" is prompted
[14:33] <snuffy47> so run 1TB and then use the other to back up.  Is there a article on how to set this up in ubuntu server
[14:33] <ActionParsnip> c45713: did you md5 test the iso?
[14:34] <c45713> can do..
[14:34] <ActionParsnip> c45713: why didnt you first, before burning?
[14:34] <c45713> ActionParsnip: k3b checked the integrity..
[14:35] <ActionParsnip> c45713: did the hashes match?
[14:35] <ActionParsnip> !backup | snuffy47
[14:36] <c45713> ActionParsnip: hashes match
[14:36] <Zzeiss> What's the top-level package for the nvidia (ecch, ptui!) closed-source binary blob?  "apt-cache" fails to enlighten me...
[14:36] <ActionParsnip> c45713: ok then try some boot options. Check MD5 hashes BEFORE burning to avoid issues
[14:36] <ActionParsnip> !bootoptions | c45713
[14:36] <grawity> Zzeiss: nvidia-glx, maybe?
[14:36] <ActionParsnip> Zzeiss: what release are you using and which nvidia chip?
[14:36] <bmeynell> how can I tell why mysql won't start anymore? I'm getting a [fail] message from the init.d script
[14:36] <fredrik_> Hi, I'm quite new to ubuntu. I'm on a HP tx2000, I did all the fixes a while ago for the sound, but yesterday the sound stopped working. I have no idea what to do..
[14:37] <Thya> hello all
[14:37] <c45713> whats the most common boot option error? which i should try out first?
[14:37] <ActionParsnip> Zzeiss: lsb_release -c   will tell you the release
[14:37] <ActionParsnip> c45713: try many
[14:37] <c45713> brute force ;)
[14:37] <Zzeiss> Action: I'm on Jaunty.
[14:38] <ActionParsnip> Zzeiss: and what does: sudo lshw -C display | grep product say?
[14:38] <Zzeiss> ActionParsnip: and as to which nvidia card, I don't actually know.... but it did work back a year and a half ago, well enough to play Portal.
[14:38] <ActionParsnip> Zzeiss: sudo lshw -C display | grep product
[14:38] <ActionParsnip> Zzeiss: whats it output?
[14:38] <Zzeiss> GEforce 7600 GS
[14:39] <krishnaprasad> i am having some sound related issues
[14:39] <krishnaprasad> can any one help
[14:39] <ActionParsnip> Zzeiss: nice, ok then: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-180
[14:39] <krishnaprasad> ?
[14:39] <Zzeiss> So it's a G70
[14:39] <tehdave> Does the SATA bus count as "earlier" hard drives for naming than IDE? so if I install a new SATA hard drive in my system, does it push my IDE drives back 1 letter?  (from /dev/sda1 to /dev/sdb1 ?)
[14:39] <yeshi> Is it possible to save files to the root without using the terminal? Can I modify my permissions to grant my user account the ability to write to root files?
[14:39] <ActionParsnip> tehdave: all drives are IDE
[14:39] <fredrik_> I'm also having some sound-issues. can anyone help?
[14:40] <Zzeiss> ActionParsnip: "nvidia-glx-180 is already the newest version.:"
[14:40] <Zzeiss> Yet startx can't find it.
[14:40] <danbhfive> krishnaprasad: fredrik_: can you guys say what your issues are?
[14:40] <ActionParsnip> yeshi: you can run: sudo -i   or run  gksudo nautilus
[14:40] <tehdave> ActionParsnip, I mean, old style IDE (wide ribbon cables) vs SATA (narrow red cables)
[14:40] <fredrik_> danbhfive: yesterday my sound spontaniously stopped working
[14:40] <fredrik_> I'm on an HP tx2000, ive already done the fixes i could find on various forums
[14:40] <snuffy47> should I go with 2 WD green drives or 1 Black for storage and 1 green for back up?
[14:41] <ActionParsnip> tehdave: again, SATA have IDEs, SCSI drives have IDEs, you mean PATA (with the ribbon cables)
[14:41] <krishnaprasad> when ever i use pidgin. a cracking sound is comming... i can play the songs fine
[14:41] <Sidewinder1> !sound | fredrik_
[14:41] <krishnaprasad> why is this happening
[14:41] <krishnaprasad> ?
[14:41] <yeshi> Thank you
[14:42] <ActionParsnip> Zzeiss: sudo apt-get --purge remove nvidia*; sudo apt-get --purge autoremove; sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[14:42] <tehdave> ActionParsnip, yes, PATA...then I rephrase my question: is the SATA controller a lower numbered controller for drive naming? (I might be reading the TLDP wrong about how linux names drives...my question might not make sense)
[14:42] <ActionParsnip> Zzeiss: then restart X, then run: sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-180
[14:42] <ActionParsnip> tehdave: its just my thing, no ofence ;)
[14:42] <Sidewinder1> krishnaprasad> Couldn't you just disable sound in pigin?
[14:42] <Zzeiss> ActionParsnip: Gotcha.  Thanks.
[14:42] <tehdave> ActionParsnip, none taken...question stands though XD
[14:43] <krishnaprasad> YES i tried it thats works but why only for pidgin it comes
[14:43] <krishnaprasad> ?
[14:43] <ActionParsnip> tehdave: so your drives are sdb and higher yet you have no sda?
[14:43] <fredrik_> Sidewinder1: k, ill try that
[14:43] <ActionParsnip> tehdave: or you want to move sda to be named sdb
[14:44] <irocksu> where do i get monitor drivers for linux?
[14:44] <Sidewinder1> krishnaprasad> I don't know, sorry...
[14:44] <Thya> hello, can somebody help us in ubuntu sodu settings?
[14:44] <tehdave> ActionParsnip, no, I have an SDA...but I think the drive I recently put in stole the name from my system drive...which would explain the weird mount issues i'm having
[14:44] <krishnaprasad> ok
[14:44] <ActionParsnip> irocksu: you dont, monitors dont need drivers
[14:44] <krishnaprasad> no issues
[14:44] <tehdave> just wondering if that happens XD
[14:44] <irocksu> i have a lenovo w500 and bought a display port -> dvi adapter
[14:44] <mickster04> ok question time, when i boot up with my mic muted, skype wont work, untill i reboot with it unmuted, then its fine. so the question is; what services start when the mic is unmuted that dont otherwise, so i can start that manually when i want to use skype?
[14:44] <irocksu> now it does not work with my monitor, but with other monitors its ok
[14:45] <irocksu> the support line told me that i would need a monitor driver
[14:45] <Boohbah> mickster04: might be able to unmute it with 'alsamixer' in a terminal
[14:45] <ActionParsnip> irocksu: then you need to use settings that suit the monitor that doesnt work
[14:45] <_Bart_> Hi, can someone tell me the name of the VNC server built-in in ubuntu ??
[14:45] <irocksu> ActionParsnip: it works on 1280x1024 but the monitor supports 1600x1200
[14:45] <spitzi> Hiya. (Lots of people in this room, wow)
[14:45] <spitzi> Do you know of a graphical application that reports speeds of fans on my MB and CPU, and that lets met control them ?
[14:45] <spitzi> I know there's lm-sensors, but I think it's not graphical.
[14:46] <Boohbah> _Bart_: freenx is good
[14:46] <irocksu> it looks awful
[14:46] <grawity> _Bart_: vinagre, I think
[14:46] <Boohbah> _Bart_: it's a different protocol than VNC, but better
[14:46] <ActionParsnip> tehdave: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1141096
[14:46] <grawity> _Bart_: there are vino and vinagre - one of them is the server, but I don't remember which
[14:46] <mickster04> Boohbah, well i can unmute it using the gui interface available but that doesnt seem to work either, i mean the mic works but skype doesnt accept it:/
[14:46] <ActionParsnip> irocksu: then you may need different xorg settings
[14:46] <_Bart_> grawity, thanks :)
[14:46] <Boohbah> mickster04: restart skype?
[14:47] <irocksu> ActionParsnip: any suggestions where to start searching?
[14:47] <ActionParsnip> spitzi: check xsensors, i dont know about fan control though
[14:47] <Boohbah> mickster04: leave mic unmuted always?
[14:47] <mickster04> Boohbah, done that...it doesnt seem to notice:/
[14:47] <spitzi> ActionParsnip - thanks, will do. BTW, your nick is special.
[14:48] <mickster04> Boohbah, lol fair play:/
[14:48] <ActionParsnip> spitzi: its a harry hill joke
[14:48] <ActionParsnip> irocksu: sudo lshw -C display will tell you the video card, you can then websearch from that will get you startd, you may have to manually set the resolution and refresh in xorg.conf
[14:48] <Sidewinder1> That's 'cause he/shes special :-)
[14:48] <shavinder> if i am installing another OS parallel to ubuntu, should the partition of that OS be flaged as boot too?
[14:49] <xvii69> Does anybody know if with Wget i can get only the info without getting the HTML Tags from a Webpage?
[14:49] <tehdave> ActionParsnip, awesome...looks like I just have to fix my fstab to reflect how my BIOS is naming the drives -_- ah well
[14:49] <ActionParsnip> tehdave: its a fix though :D
[14:50] <whileimhere> When buying a netbook how can I tell how much of a battery life it has if it does not state it directly? Is there a relation to the cell amount or anything?
[14:50] <grawity> tehdave: Have you already tried using UUID or LABEL, or did I miss something?
[14:50] <Thya> hello, we are tryin go to get wireless net to the laptop with new ubuntu, but we have to download a b43 driver, we did it but we are unable to copy or extract or move the files to the /lib/firmware folder, appearently we do not have rights to this, but the admin rights are set up correctly, an idea?
[14:50] <xvii69> Does anybody know if with wget i can get only the info without getting the HTML Tags from a Web page?
[14:50] <ActionParsnip> whileimhere: more cells = longer life
[14:51] <whileimhere> yeah I was thinking that.
[14:51] <grawity> xvii69: You probably want lynx -dump (or w3m -dump)
[14:51] <smokebadger> ive managed to automount my shared partition but its also mounted my win xppro partition , when i try and alter it to unmount sda1 it says only root has permission to do this , any ideas what ive dne wrong
[14:51] <kahen> xvii69, what are you trying to do?
[14:51] <evilbuntu> how do i identify myself in order to join #java?
[14:51] <tehdave> Gravity, eh, I don't plan on swapping my hard drive configuration any time in the near future, so it's really not a problem...actually, if I use labels (read somewhere e2label is the command to label the partitions) in fstab, do the labels get put on the partitions before fstab gets read? so if I end up swapping disks around it won't mess up fstab?
[14:51] <zopiac> a lot of my programmes don't have sound :(
[14:52] <whileimhere> There are just so many netbooks but only one listed at Best BUY!!!!
[14:52] <ActionParsnip> !register | evilbuntu
[14:52] <zopiac> and if i have two programmes that use sound open at the same time, only the first works
[14:52] <ActionParsnip> whileimhere: i'd read non-partial reviews
[14:52] <spitzi> Another question, not necessarily Ubuntu-related: I currently have a single, 160G harddisk, partitioned for two OS's, Windows XP and Ubuntu. I'm planning to buy a new PC with newer harddisks. Do you know of an disk image application that allows me to copy my current HD to a new HD with higher capacity, so that I can *boot* from the copied HD just as I do with my current HD ?
[14:52] <jake> how is dd any different than cp?
[14:52] <squidface> DD can strip bytes from partitions
[14:52] <ActionParsnip> spitzi: partimage, use it in live cd
[14:52] <smokebadger> acronis supports it
[14:53] <spitzi> ActionParsnip, thanks again.
[14:53] <jake> squidface, thanks
[14:53] <tehdave> zopiac, I have the same issue between Amarok/Mozilla (both of them can access the sound at the same time) and an MMO running in Wine -_-
[14:53] <spitzi> smokebadger - thanks, but I prefer a freeware
[14:53] <ActionParsnip> spitzi: the destinnation partition that you put the image onto once created must be the same size or bigger
[14:53] <Thya> wow so many questions and users here
[14:53] <squidface> Indeed.
[14:54] <spitzi> ActionParsnip - can partimage create such a partition for me automatically ?
[14:54] <Zzeiss> ActionParsnip: Well, if it's bigger, won
[14:54] <Thya> anybody can answer me in private please?
[14:54] <luist> can anyone help me configure my wireless? its not being detected automatically... just wired
[14:54] <ActionParsnip> spitzi: no, you partition the disk then boot to live cd again and use partimage to spit the image onto tyhe partition
[14:54] <zopiac> tehdave: yeah, the main problem I have is running UT2004
 hello, we are tryin go to get wireless net to the laptop with new ubuntu, but we have to download a b43 driver, we did it but we are unable to copy or extract or move the files to the /lib/firmware folder, appearently we do not have rights to this, but the admin rights are set up correctly, an idea?
[14:54] <Zzeiss> ActionParsnip: if it's bigger, won't the extra sectors be unused, as they won't be in the "available" chain in the new copy?
[14:54] <ActionParsnip> Zzeiss: yuo got nvidia drivers now?
[14:55] <ActionParsnip> Zzeiss: no the space is just unallocated
[14:55] <Zzeiss> ActionParsnip: Yeah, but Portal still doesn't run.  :-(
[14:55] <spitzi> Thya - does Ubuntu ask you for a password ?
[14:55] <Thya> yes
[14:55] <tehdave> zopiac, I've yet to find a fix for it...I just resign myself to either listening to game sound or music, but not both XD but I can see where game sound would be important in UT
[14:55] <Thya> when?
[14:55] <Thya> well
[14:55] <jake> Thya, how many users on the system? are you in the sudoers file?
[14:55] <danbhfive> Thya: are you using sudo?
[14:55] <Zzeiss> ActionParsnip: Oh- true.  If you copy a full partition, then yes.  You will be able to put new partitions on the unused space.  I thought you meant copying a partition onto a newer, larger partition without using mkfs of some flavor.
[14:56] <Thya> no sudoers giving us no permission error
[14:56] <whileimhere> Is "1GB DDR2, Shared Dual Channel Ram" decent in a netbook or should I look for something larger?
[14:56] <Thya> 1 user and a root in the system
[14:56] <ActionParsnip> whileimhere: sounds fine, i use a desktop with 1Gb ram works fine
[14:56] <jake> Thya, unlike windows, you are not allowed to do everything as a normal user - this is dangerous - you have to use "sudo command" which will then prompt you for a password to carry out the task providing you have sudo rights
[14:56] <Zzeiss> whileimhere: I'd suggest more memory.  2 GB at least.  You'll be pleased.  :)
[14:56] <spitzi> ActionParsnip - so basically, I hook up my old HD and my new HD to the same motherboard, partition the new HD, then run PartImage and let it copy from the old HD to the new one ? And it will also copy the MBR and anything else needed to make the copied partition bootable ?
[14:56] <smokebadger> 1gb is standard on a netbook , if you use a wind the ram upgrade is very easy , i cant speak for the others
[14:56] <whileimhere> I do not see many netbooks with 2 gig but I will keep looking
[14:56] <rakesh> hi ......my pidgin automatically closes
[14:57] <smokebadger> ive put a 2 gb stick and a 320 gb hdd in my acoya 1210(wind)
[14:57] <Sidewinder1> Thya Perhaps gksudo nautilus will accomplish what you need to do.
[14:57] <jake> whileimhere, eeepc netbook and lenovo ideapad - both simple to upgrade the ram
[14:57] <htplainf> ?
[14:57] <jake> whileimhere, i know they come with 1... but it's not enough
[14:57] <danbhfive> whileimhere: Microsoft keeps them at 1g, fyi.  They are allot more expensive with more than that
[14:57] <whileimhere> jake: where did you get one?
[14:57] <Zzeiss> whileimhere: Oh, yeah.  On a netbook they usually don't come with 2Gig.  You might be ok with 1.  But at least the upgrade is easy and only like $30 or so.
[14:57] <ActionParsnip> spitzi: you can do it that way i think, or you can make the image and save it to a dvd or the other hard drive on a seperate partition then use partimage to put the image onto the other partition
[14:57] <ActionParsnip> spitzi: look into it dude, its good fun
[14:57] <jake> whileimhere, i purchased a 2 gb stick with each netbook i bought
[14:58] <happy_> hel  dii
[14:58] <whileimhere> jake: I have a laptop with one gig and I love it.
[14:58] <Zzeiss> Anyway... so I'm still not able to run Portal.  :(
[14:58] <spitzi> ActionParsnip - ok, thanks. My goal is to avoid first creating an image file and putting it to a dvd. It takes ages and a lot of space for a 160GB HD.
[14:58] <ActionParsnip> spitzi: dont you have seperate partition for /home?
[14:59] <happy_> good evening
[14:59] <Thya> gksudo mautilus gives EM: cannot open usershare directry
[14:59] <spitzi> ActionParsnip - I do, but I also need to copy the XP partition.
[14:59] <Sidewinder1> Mornin' here, happy_ :-)
[15:00] <ActionParsnip> spitzi: you can do that too
[15:00] <evilbuntu> is there a waiting time for getting registered?
[15:00] <Sidewinder1> Thya It's beyond me, sorry...
[15:00] <ActionParsnip> Zzeiss: http://www.fsckin.com/2007/10/15/how-to-run-team-fortress-2-half-life-2-hl2-ep-12-in-ubuntu-using-wine/
[15:01] <GuidMorrow> is there some way to do video recording from tvtime so that I don't have to mess with this cheap VHS deck and burn DVDs?
[15:01] <spitzi> ActionParsnip - read about PartImage, it seems to support only cloning through an image file ...
[15:01] <ActionParsnip> spitzi: hmm, bah
[15:01] <Maleko> whats the name of ubuntu iso for installation over the internet?
[15:01] <happy_> 晚上好
[15:01] <Maleko> cant remember that one
[15:01] <ActionParsnip> Maleko: mini.iso
[15:01] <tzolkin> 晚上好
[15:01] <GuidMorrow> or is there some other way to pull video from a capture card connected to a VCR and burn it to a DVD
[15:01] <Thya> no prob
[15:01] <Maleko> yea. why its not listed on main ubuntu download page
[15:02] <Thya> anyone else in private?
[15:02] <Thya> there is easyer to follow
[15:02] <bazhang> !cn | tzolkin happy_
[15:02] <ActionParsnip> Maleko: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/MinimalCD   remember to MD5 check
[15:02] <Maleko> ActionParsnip: thanks ya
[15:02] <tzolkin> :(
[15:02] <tzolkin> bye
[15:02] <evilbuntu> how can i make firefox use java 1.4 instead of 1.6? i alreay have java 1.4 installed, but it doesn't use it
[15:02] <happy_> OK
[15:02] <happy_> OK
[15:02] <happy_> BYE
[15:02] <FloodBot1> happy_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:03] <spitzi> Gotta split, thanks all
[15:04] <brk3> hello, Im trying to create an adhoc network using network manager, but when I create a new wireless network in adhoc mode, it doesnt seem to broadcast the ssid.. does anyone know if it should do this?
[15:04] <dstansby> Can someone help me diagnose why xorg isn't starting please?
[15:05] <cowgarden> hi, what causes this GUI text glitch? http://q-garden.de/screens/tmp_115_19697.png (using compiz)
[15:05] <ActionParsnip> dstansby: read /var/log/Xorg.log.0
[15:05] <cowgarden> it's not just vlc
[15:05] <alie> anyone around, please help me with my cam
[15:05] <ActionParsnip> cowgarden: tried a different theme?
[15:06] <happy_> 大家好
[15:06] <erUSUL> !webcam | alie
[15:06] <bazhang> happy_, English here
[15:06] <piotrekm> hi
[15:06] <ActionParsnip> alie: if you run: lsusb   one line will give you an 8 character hex code which you can websearch for
[15:06] <cowgarden> ActionParsnip, It just appear some times and not just vlc and not on the startup of the GUI, I don't know what triggers it
[15:06] <happy_> ON
[15:06] <dstansby> (WW) NV: Ignoring unsupported device 0x10de0866 (C79 [GeForce 9400M G]) at 02@00:00:0
[15:06] <dstansby> That's the first error message I get
[15:06] <ActionParsnip> cowgarden: i'd ask in #compiz
[15:06] <bazhang> happy_, #ubuntu-cn for Chinese
[15:06] <cowgarden> ActionParsnip, k
[15:07] <rakesh> hi.....as soon as i lod in in pidgin it automatically closes after few sec
[15:07] <piotrekm> are there any ways to uninstall all kde4 packages at once from ubuntu?
[15:07] <ActionParsnip> rakesh: run it from terminal, you will get intelligent output, you could also try renaming ~/.purple
[15:07] <happy_> YES
[15:07] <ActionParsnip> !purgegnome | piotrekm
[15:07] <ActionParsnip> oops
[15:07] <ActionParsnip> !purgnome | piotrekm
[15:07] <ActionParsnip> damn
[15:08] <ActionParsnip> !puregnome
[15:08] <luist> can anyone help me to detect my wireless??
[15:08] <ActionParsnip> yay
[15:08] <piotrekm> ActionParsnip: thanks;)
[15:08] <ActionParsnip> alie: websearch for that line and you will find guides
[15:08] <brk3> adsf
[15:08] <Threetimes> Hi, will ubuntu run on a Packard Bell EasyNote BG48-U-200 laptop?
[15:09] <Dr_Willis> Threetimes:  ive ran ubuntu on a Pent 1 - 100mhz laptop befor...
[15:09] <ActionParsnip> Threetimes: sure
[15:09] <mickster04> Threetimes, i would be surprised if there was anything ubuntu couldnt run on, there may be some things that dont work without a fwe tweaks
[15:09] <Dr_Willis> Get the live cd and see how well it runs
[15:09] <dstansby> Is there a specific room where I can ask about graphics/xorg problems?
[15:10] <Threetimes> I don't mean "power", I mean "support" or "drivers"...
[15:10] <evilbuntu> how can i revert from java 1.6 back to 1.4?
[15:10] <Sidewinder1> ActionParsnip> I knew you'd get it. :-)
[15:10] <whileimhere> Hi again. While looking through the netbooks online I notice that some say "seashell" design. What is that?
[15:10] <bazhang> whileimhere, this should be asked in ##hardware
[15:10] <happy_> I can speak chinese
[15:10] <Threetimes> whileimhere: that's a marketing word. Just look at the picture :D
[15:10] <mickster04> evilbuntu, is it possible to uninstall the newer java in synaptic or using apt-get
[15:10] <Ruien> Threetimes, if you need a GUI environment, there's always something like "xubuntu" that's a little lighter, or you can use the "server" configuration that has no GUI, and i am sure it will run fine
[15:10] <papito> why could that be that skype for linux only works on gnome, and not other window managers ? I usually use the ion3, the one that has no windows but frames
[15:11] <happy_> I'm from China
[15:11] <Dr_Willis> clam shell - the 2 halfs fold in on each other..
[15:11] <bazhang> happy_, yes; please /join #ubuntu-cn
[15:11] <mickster04> happy_, good for you, this is an english ubuntu suport channel
[15:11] <Dr_Willis> vs 'tablet'  design i guess
[15:11] <papito> i mean the sound.. may be some service that is not started by the window manager?
[15:11] <Threetimes> Ruien: That laptop is just as powerfull as my home PC, but I want to know if the hardware is suppott
[15:11] <Threetimes> supported*
[15:11] <Dr_Willis> papito:  most likely somthing to do with pulseaudio would be my guess
[15:12] <ActionParsnip> Threetimes: see what hardware it has and check compatibility
[15:12] <ActionParsnip> Threetimes: you will need detailed hardware lists for it to see what chips it uses etc
[15:12] <Threetimes> ActionParsnip: How can I check that? I dont actually have the laptop yet.
[15:12] <ActionParsnip> Threetimes: use the internet to find out
[15:12] <mickster04> Threetimes, im pretty sure there will be older versions of ubuntu available ? they might work, an try things like xubuntu? etc
[15:12] <luist> can anyone help me to detect my wireless??
[15:12] <Dr_Willis> i'd be scared to buy anything from 'pakard bell'
[15:13] <julia> hi
[15:13] <mickster04> hi]
[15:13] <ActionParsnip> luist: sudo lshw -C network | grep product    will get you started
[15:13] <chakri> hi
[15:13] <ActionParsnip> luist: once you have that you can websearch for how to set it up
[15:13] <luist> ActionParsnip: product: AR928X Wireless Network Adapter (PCI-Express)
[15:14] <Guest23306> how does the kernel detect that suspend-to-disk was used? i always end up with a normal boot and fsck complaining about a broken superblock because of hibernation :-/
[15:14] <luist> ActionParsnip: what now?
[15:14] <ActionParsnip> luist: ok you have the chip, yuo can now find it
[15:14] <ActionParsnip> luist: use websearches, there will be guides
[15:15] <Threetimes> Dr_Willis: why? I don't hear any complaints about PB. I have a PB pc from 2000 running ubuntu server just fine
[15:15] <julchen> do i have to pass the name of my swap partition to the kernel?
[15:16] <bro> can you please tell me how to set the magic lamp effect in compiz not to make waves on minimize/maximize?
[15:16] <mickster04> bro, try the compiz settings:D
[15:16] <julchen> hello?
[15:16] <mickster04> bro system>preferences
[15:16] <julchen> only n00bs here ^
[15:16] <slayton> b
[15:16] <mickster04> hi julchen
[15:17] <Viz_Ru1> Hi, I'm having difficulties connecting to my wi-fi, it asks for my pw, I type it in and after a while it asks for it again.  I looked in Sys -> Admin -> Networking Tools and there is my eth0 wired connection and two other "unknown devices" so I assume it's a driver issue.  Is there anywhere I can go to get drivers? I'm using an MSI Ex630.
[15:17] <bro> mikster84: there's a setting of minimum 3 waves, i can't set it to 0
[15:17] <fbianconi> julchen: in most cases you don't
[15:17] <slayton> is there any software for importing digital videos of a digital camera? I use picasa for my pictures but it doesn't handle videos in linux
[15:17] <alie> Anyone knows FreeBSD IRC channel & server
[15:18] <fbianconi> julchen: system can boot without swap; then swapon, there should be a script for that in /etc/rcS.d
[15:18] <erUSUL> slayton: kino
[15:18] <erUSUL> !info kino | slayton
[15:19] <kahen> alie, http://www.google.com/search?q=freebsd+irc+channel ?
[15:19] <bazhang> alie, #freebsd
[15:19] <mickster04> !tab| bro,
[15:19] <mickster04> bro, u can turn it off?
[15:19] <bazhang> alie, kahen  for future reference /msg alis list *term*
[15:19] <fredrik_> Hi, I've just been through the sound troubleshooting guide and there's still no sound. Can anyone help?
[15:20] <lang2000> please help me
[15:20] <lang2000> Does anyone knows how to install and configure a ZTE MF620 HSDPA USB modem
[15:20] <bro> yes i can turn it off mickster84, but i want to use the effect, just without the waves
[15:21] <bazhang> bro,  the best source for specialized effects answers is #compiz
[15:21] <hermitcrabred> Hi
[15:21] <mickster04> bro, tab again, otherwise u wont notice that my nickname has a 0 not an 8
[15:21] <milo_harris> hey
[15:22] <mickster04> hallo:D
[15:23] <fredrik_> i have a soundissue. can anyone help?
[15:23] <luist> my network connections only has options for 128bit WEP keys and my wireless is 64... how can i connect to it??
[15:23] <hermitcrabred> ...Does anyone knows anything about Banshee?
[15:23] <mickster04> hermitcrabred, depends what u want to know:/
[15:23] <fredrik_> hermitcrabred: a tiny little bit..
[15:23] <bazhang> hermitcrabred, certainly, but you should clarify
[15:23] <Xks> =) i'm bireed
[15:23] <wojtekrj> I have 2 monitors and GNOME. I'd like first monitor to display first workspace, and second monitor to display second workspace. I've been googling for solution since yesterday. Does anybody know solution? (I know how to make one "large" workspace displayed on 2 monitors)
[15:23] <Xks> just got my iphone
[15:23] <Xks> xD
[15:24] <Xks>  :D
[15:24] <bazhang> Xks, please discuss in #ubuntu-offtopic
[15:24] <hermitcrabred> I just installed and imported media from my portable hard drive, for some reason it did every song twice...lol
[15:24] <Xks> :)
[15:24] <Xks> kiss my black ass
[15:24] <Xks> =))
[15:24] <luist> my network connections only has options for 128bit WEP keys and my wireless is 64... how can i connect to it??
[15:24] <bazhang> Xks, that language is not appropriate for here
[15:24] <milo_harris> what a jerk
[15:24] <arvind_khadri> !wep | luist
[15:24] <Ruien> Can anyone tell me if it's possible to use "apt-get source" as a non-root user to install software and its dependencies with some alternative --prefix? If it's possible I can research myself how to do it.
[15:25] <fredrik_> hermitcrabred: perhaps its caused by the automatic settings for libraryimporting?
[15:25] <hermitcrabred> ...how can I check those?
[15:25] <fredrik_> hm 2 sec
[15:25] <hermitcrabred> ...well, in settings, right?
[15:25] <luist> arvind_khadri: i dont have an option here... i just need to know how to change that to 64
[15:25] <happy_> I come from China , have Chinese here what
[15:25] <fredrik_> edit->prefrences->General
[15:25] <happy_> I come from China , have Chinese here what
[15:25] <bazhang> happy_, this is not a chat channel
[15:26] <bazhang> happy_, #ubuntu-ofttopic for chat
[15:26] <hermitcrabred> ...Thanks fredrik_, I appreciate it
[15:26] <arvind_khadri> Ruien, apt-get source can be run as a normal user, but it would only fetch the source, i guess you must do first apt-get build-dep
[15:26] <mickster04> happy_, we have asked you before to behave appropriatly for this channel.
[15:26] <hermitcrabred> ...let me go take alook at that!
[15:26] <milo_harris> When I use ircii my terminal transparency goes away, can someone tell me why? I am using xfce4-terminal
[15:26] <fredrik_> hermitcrabred: the settings for music library should be there. theres one that says copy files to media folder when importing
[15:26] <Gnea> !cn | happy_
[15:26] <arvind_khadri> luist, no idea
[15:26] <fredrik_> maybe you could disable that? dunno..
[15:26] <happy_> OK
[15:26] <happy_> OK
[15:27] <luist> ok so how do i detect automatically the wireless connections available???
[15:27] <fredrik_> I have a soundissue. can anyone help?
[15:27] <Gnea> !sound | fredrik_
[15:27] <luist> ok so how do i detect automatically the wireless connections available???
[15:27] <hermitcrabred> ...I`m still checking, little bit confused...lol
[15:27] <Gnea> !repeat | luist
[15:27] <fredrik_> Gnea: I've done that already. still doesnt work
[15:28] <Gnea> fredrik_: i see. what card do u have?
[15:28] <fredrik_> hm 2 sec
[15:28] <Viz_Ru1> I have a .tgz file with a driver in it, how can I install this?
[15:28] <fredrik_>  Audio device: ATI Technologies Inc SBx00 Azalia (Intel HDA)
[15:28] <kuzmits> helo
[15:28] <Gnea> fredrik_: is pulseaudio loaded?
[15:29] <hermitcrabred> ...now I`m more confused...
[15:29] <fredrik_> says so in that alsa troubleshooting report-thingie, so I assume it is
[15:29] <milo_harris> luist: what are you using, the command line? I used wicd
[15:29] <fredrik_> Gnea: http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=abafde32c19df908c8f7de79fcd7e13e87d8cdd2
[15:29] <Gnea> fredrik_: another website is not going to tell us what the REAL current state of your system is.   try this: ps axf | grep pulseaudio
[15:29] <kuzmits> help notebook ati redeon Xpres 200M driver donwload<
[15:30] <bazhang> hermitcrabred, I had that issue once, even synced my iPod with double the tracks; removing and reimporting the songs did the trick
[15:30] <fredrik_> Gnea: ok 2 sec
[15:30] <Threetimes> kuzmits: ati.com
[15:30] <Gnea> !radeon | kuzmits
[15:31] <Gnea> fredrik_: okay, next time use pastebin, please
[15:31] <Gnea> !pastebin | fredrik_
[15:31] <fredrik_> Gnea: ok, sorry :)
[15:31] <fredrik_> I'm pretty new to ubuntu.
[15:31] <Gnea> fredrik_: np. ok, let's try something here:  sudo /etc/init.d/pulseaudio stop
[15:31] <fredrik_> k
[15:32] <luist> milo_harris: tried but got this:sudo wicd
[15:32] <luist> /var/run/wicd/wicd.pid
[15:32] <Gnea> fredrik_: after that, run the ps command again and see if the output is the same or not
[15:32] <fredrik_> k
[15:32] <milo_harris> oh sorry, try wicd-client
[15:33] <fredrik_> Gnea: not the same as the one I msged to you, but the same as the output from sudo /etc/init.d/pulseaudio stop
[15:33] <jimpanse_weg> hi
[15:33] <fredrik_> wait
[15:33] <nekro\star> hai
[15:33] <fredrik_> hang on
[15:33] <Gnea> k
[15:33] <mickster04> hi
[15:33] <rashed2020> I have a python script that takes a longg time to run. How can I measure its load on my box?
[15:33] <Gnea> rashed2020: top
[15:34] <fredrik_> Gnea: it's the same
[15:34] <aaron11> helo
[15:34] <aaron11> helo
[15:34] <aaron11> anybody there
[15:34] <FloodBot1> aaron11: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:34] <Gnea> fredrik_: okay, try this then:  sudo killall -9 pulseuaudio
[15:34] <bazhang> aaron11, yes
[15:34] <Gnea> fredrik_: okay, try this then:  sudo killall -9 pulseaudio   <-- sorry had a typo ^^
[15:34] <fredrik_> ah ok :D done!
[15:34] <Gnea> now run alsamixer
[15:35] <jimpanse_weg> i've got a problem with my screen resolution, after every reboot, the screen is 720*400 and xfce doesn't save the selected resolution
[15:35] <rashed2020> Gnea: It’s not in the topic.
[15:35] <fredrik_> Gnea: im there
[15:35] <milo_harris> luist, did that work
[15:35] <Gnea> rashed2020: no, top is a command, type is in a terminal
[15:35] <rashed2020> Ohh.
[15:35] <rashed2020> Thanks
[15:35] <Gnea> np :)
[15:35] <Gnea> fredrik_: okay, check Master and PCM - do they exist? if they do, make sure they're turned up
[15:36] <fredrik_> Gnea: turned up indeed
[15:36] <hermitcrabred> I`m importing the files again but it looks that is doing the same...???
[15:36] <kuzmits>  *-display
[15:36] <kuzmits>        description: VGA compatible controller
[15:36] <kuzmits>        product: RC410 [Radeon Xpress 200M]
[15:36] <kuzmits>        vendor: ATI Technologies Inc
[15:36] <kuzmits>        physical id: 5
[15:36] <FloodBot1> kuzmits: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:36] <kuzmits>        bus info: pci@0000:01:05.0
[15:36] <smokebadger> is there an easy way to list the key numbers my keyboard is mapped to , im trying to configure my joystick
[15:36] <Gnea> fredrik_: okay, what sort of sound app are you trying to use?
[15:36] <rashed2020> Gnea: Is 7% CPU too much for a simple script that runs for a few seconds?
[15:36] <fredrik_> Gnea: firefox, banshee and systemsound :P
[15:36] <Gnea> rashed2020: depends, what's the total % of the cpu being used by other processes?
[15:37] <kahen> jimpanse_weg, take a backup of /etc/X11/xorg.conf and try sudo dpkg-reconfigure xorg ?
[15:38] <jimpanse_weg> the effect is the same
[15:38] <rashed2020> Gnea: Around %15. 13 of which are from VMware Server
[15:38] <Gnea> fredrik_: sec
[15:38] <fredrik_> k
[15:38] <hermitcrabred> I think I should forget about Banshee...
[15:38] <Gnea> rashed2020: so that leaves about 78% of the cpu freed up - doesn't sound too bad to me
[15:39] <rashed2020> Gnea: I meant for a shared hosting account. I’m just testing this on my box for now. I don’t suppose you know?
[15:39] <kahen> jimpanse_weg, what does the screen section of your xorg.conf look like then? (use http://paste.ubuntu.com)
[15:39] <Gnea> rashed2020: that'd have to be something for you to determine.
[15:40] <rashed2020> Thanks.
[15:40] <hermitcrabred> What about gtkpod, is it good?
[15:40] <milo_harris> I like gtkpod but I find it a little slow
[15:40] <bazhang> hermitcrabred, for syncing iPods?
[15:40] <jimpanse_weg> this is my complete xorg.conf http://paste.ubuntu.com/265590/
[15:40] <Ruien> Hey all. Anyone here experienced in "apt-get source" installations with no root password, installing under fakeroot? In other words, making apt-get work as a regular user in a shared hosting environment.
[15:41] <kahen> jimpanse_weg, and you can switch to higher resolutions after boot?
[15:41] <jimpanse_weg> yes
[15:42] <ForestBear> hey guys I have the ASUS m4a79t deluxe motherboard, but the boot says my motherboard doesn't support the acpi functions or something? I'm using ubuntu 9.04
[15:42] <Gnea> fredrik_: haven't used banshee before, giving it a try
[15:42] <fredrik_> thanks :)
[15:43] <Gnea> yeah, banshee doesn't even play anything back - that's weird
[15:43] <Gnea> fredrik_: okay, try rhythmbox
[15:43] <Gnea> i know that'll work
[15:43] <fredrik_> 2 sec, just have to install it
[15:43] <Gnea> ok
[15:43] <pkkm> which ubuntu fork is lightest?
[15:43] <Gnea> pkkm: elivecd
[15:43] <Dr_Willis> pkkm:  official or unofficial? :)
[15:44] <hermitcrabred> Yes Gnea, I imported my files from my portable hard drive and I did every song twice!
[15:44] <hermitcrabred> ...honestly, I have no clue why...
[15:44] <n8tuser> Ruien-> downloading a source using a regular user can be done, but installing it requires root priviledges
[15:44] <linxeh> ForestBear: you might need to change settings in the bios
[15:44] <Gnea> hermitcrabred: banshee looks like more trouble than it's worth. I'm kicking it to the curb and sticking with rhythmbox
[15:44] <Macha> Does anyone know how to get my Dell Card Reader working? "03:01.1 SD Host controller: Ricoh Co Ltd R5C822 SD/SDIO/MMC/MS/MSPro Host Adapter (rev 22)"
[15:44] <pkkm> Dr_Willis: does not matter, must run on 64 MB RAM, Pentium 2
[15:45] <hermitcrabred> ...I agree with you, it looks good but is kind of a pain...
[15:45] <hermitcrabred> What would you use if u want to mange videos too (IPod Nano)
[15:45] <Dr_Willis> pkkm:  64mb  Ugh.. - More ram would be a good idea. You may have to go to a Nonubuntu disrto to get that thing going decently well.
[15:45] <n8tuser> Macha-> you have a memory plugged into it?
[15:45] <ForestBear> linxeh: i've tried...
[15:45] <linxeh> Macha: what happens when you put a card in it ?
[15:45] <kahen> pkkm, you probably want to look into something even lighter. like damn small linux or something
[15:45] <Dr_Willis> pkkm:  puppy linux, Dam Small Linux, or perhaps Tiny Core Linux.
[15:45] <Gnea> hermitcrabred: i usually use vlc or mplayer
[15:45] <linxeh> pkkm: or openbsd or something
[15:46] <ForestBear> linxeh: like i've tried every combination of the acpi-related options
[15:46] <Ruien> pkkm, do you _need_ a 2.6 kernel?
[15:46] <Macha> linxeh: Memory card plugged in. Nothing happens.
[15:46] <linxeh> Macha: what appeared in messages/dmesg ?
[15:46] <Gnea> pkkm: yeah, elivecd will do that
[15:46] <griever> hello all
[15:46] <hermitcrabred> alright, let me make a note of that...Thank you!
[15:46] <michta35> ubuntu
[15:46] <michta35> buntu
[15:46] <bazhang> michta35, yes
[15:47] <Gnea> Ruien: 2.6 kernels are faster than 2.4 and previous
[15:47] <hermitcrabred> I wonder if u can manage videos with rhythmbox???
[15:47] <estan> hey folks. i just did a aptitude safe-upgrade on my mom/dads 9.04 machine and the mouse cursor got really slow, any ideas? (it's nvidia graphics).
[15:47] <griever> anyone here using Ubuntu on a Thinkpad?
[15:47] <fredrik_> Gnea: ok, it's running.
[15:47] <estan> nothing out of the ordinary in `top`.
[15:47] <pkkm> I want all ubuntu functionality 'for noobs' like all those graphical configurators with as light GUI as possible.
[15:47] <Macha> linxeh: How would I find that?
[15:47] <bazhang> pkkm, then you would need more ram
[15:47] <Gnea> fredrik_: ok, check edit->preferences->audio and make sure it's using ALSA and not pulseaudio
[15:47] <grawity> pkkm: Xubuntu (Ubuntu with Xfce instead of GNOME) claims to be light.
[15:48] <brk3> him im trying to put my card into ad-hoc mode, the iwconfig command to do this seems to work fine, but then the card is still listed as been in managed mode.  anyone have any idea why this might be?
[15:48] <linxeh> Macha: terminal, type "dmesg"
[15:48] <Boohbah> brk3: maybe your driver doesn't support ad-hoc mode. what card is it?
[15:48] <brk3> Boohbah: intel
[15:48] <Gnea> pkkm: on 64mb of ram? not gonna happen, unless there's another one out there...
[15:48] <Boohbah> brk3: intel what?
[15:48] <Gnea> !pm | Ruien
[15:49] <Like> #!Crunchbang linux
[15:49] <fredrik_> Gnea: hm, there doesn't appear to be any option for it
[15:49] <brk3> Boohbah: how can I check that again?
[15:49] <pkkm> Gnea: It's an old laptop, I think replacing ram is impossible.
[15:49] <bazhang> Like, please dont spam here
[15:49] <linxeh> Macha: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/311781
[15:50] <Boohbah> brk3: lspci -v |grep net
[15:50] <Boohbah> brk3: lspci -v |grep -i net
[15:50] <Gnea> fredrik_: oh! sorry, was thinking audacious for a sec - yeah, just hit play after you import, it should 'just work'
[15:50] <Like> pkkm #!CrunchBang Linux
[15:50] <brk3> Boohbah: ok, it actually appears to be broadcom: Broadcom Corporation BCM4312
[15:50] <Macha> linxeh: Found this: [   17.909091] ricoh-mmc: Ricoh MMC Controller disabling driver
[15:51] <bazhang> !offtopic | Like
[15:51] <linxeh> Macha: have a look at the link - it seems to be similar to your setup
[15:51] <Gnea> pkkm: then getting something for noobs like ubuntu isn't going to work on there, it's going to require a little bit of fiddling
[15:51] <linxeh> Macha: there are likely lots of things on the forums / wiki too about this
[15:51] <fredrik_> Gnea: nothing on either headphones or pcm-speakers..
[15:51] <Gnea> pkkm: they're workign on making it easier, but it's just not there yet
[15:51] <Gnea> fredrik_: check your headphone cable, is it plugged in all the way?
[15:52] <wers> !ubotu
[15:52] <fredrik_> Gnea: yeah, just tried it with my ipod. tried pluggin it in both headphone entrances.
[15:53] <welir> Hello
[15:53] <Ruien> Does anyone know if it's possible for apt-get to list the dependency list for a program, whether it be all dependencies down to clib or just currently-uninstalled dependencies doesn't really matter.
[15:53] <Gnea> fredrik_: cool. ok, let's try something else then - quit rhythmbox and type this in a terminal:  cat /dev/urandom > /dev/dsp
[15:54] <Macha> linxeh: Tried what was reccomended there, no luck
[15:55] <hermitcrabred> man...The same issue with rhythmbox, must be folder, I guess....geeee
[15:55] <fredrik_> Gnea: nothing happens in the terminal, and cat is only using 1% cpu.
[15:56] <welir> Can I save my now ubuntu system on disc?and and in the future unstall her
[15:56] <nekostar> yesds
[15:56] <nekostar> !backup
[15:56] <welir> how?
[15:57] <Gnea> fredrik_: not worried about cpu usage, it doesn't matter. so you don't hear anything in the speakers? is firefox still running?
[15:57] <linxeh> Macha: write to dell and ricoh
[15:57] <tate> I need a consult, I have a newer atheros card that simply doesn't work with the ath9k driver ubuntu comes with.  I can build the much more cooperative madwifi driver with no troubles
[15:57] <hermitcrabred> ...I don`t know what is going on...
[15:57] <fredrik_> Gnea: not a sound. firefox is still running
[15:57] <tate> But I can't seem to get the module to create an ath0 network device.
[15:57] <Gnea> fredrik_: k, press ctrl-c and stop firefox
[15:58] <fredrik_> k. both cat and firefox are terminated
[15:58] <Sidewinder1> welir> Those links should completely explain.
[15:58] <Gnea> fredrik_: ok, run cat /dev/urandom > /dev/dsp  again
[15:58] <fredrik_> Gnea: done. still nothing though.
[15:58] <Gnea> fredrik_: there should be no other sound apps running too
[15:59] <welir> ok senc
[15:59] <Gnea> fredrik_: weird. can you pastebin the output of this command please:  sudo lsof | grep libasound
[15:59] <fredrik_> Gnea: only the alsamixer is soundrelated out of all the running apps
[15:59] <Gnea> fredrik_: alsamixer is fine
[16:00] <fredrik_> Gnea: sure. hang on :)
[16:00] <Gnea> fredrik_: give it some time to run :)
[16:00] <Gnea> hermitcrabred: are you following this?
[16:02] <smokebadger> is there anyway to print the keymap number of a keypress , im trying to configure a joystick
[16:02] <hermitcrabred> Sorry Gnea...now, I`m back...I assume u got my last issue
[16:03] <fredrik_> Gnea: http://paste.ubuntu.com/265604/
[16:04] <hermitcrabred> I`m jus very aggravated
[16:04] <welir> why i don`t see my Flash disc?
[16:04] <Gnea> hermitcrabred: sound isn't working?
[16:04] <hermitcrabred> let me check....
[16:05] <hermitcrabred> ...Yes sound is all good
[16:05] <Gnea> fredrik_: is this a laptop or tower?
[16:05] <aleray> how can I install recent version of a software? for eg. django 1.1 or firefox 3.5?
[16:05] <Gnea> aleray: use jaunty
[16:05] <bazhang> aleray, ff3.5 is in the software repos
[16:06] <fredrik_> Gnea: Laptop, HP tx2000. there are some audiofixing-tutorials for it which ive already done.
[16:06] <edbian> aleray: The package manager handles updating all of the software on the software on the system for you!  Firefox 3.5 won't be automatically updated until ubuntu 9.10.  You can install it now though
[16:06] <buzzomatic> Damn autoconnect.
[16:06] <edbian> !ff3.5 | aleray
[16:06] <hermitcrabred> Can RhythmBox check for duplicates like I-Tunes does?
[16:06] <fredrik_> Gnea: ..but not after the sound stopped working yesterday. I did them when i first installed ubuntu
[16:06] <Pirate_Hunter> what is the command to check motherboard?
[16:06] <bazhang> hermitcrabred, dont think so no
[16:07] <hermitcrabred> I see...
[16:07] <Mithran> Pirate_Hunter: Check the motherboard for what?
[16:07] <grawity> aleray: Ubuntu prefers stable software over the newest things, so the repositories don't have the latest versions. Some applications have their own repositories managed by their developers; for others, you might need to compile from source (if it's compilable)
[16:07] <Pirate_Hunter> Mithran: i wish to know the name/type of mobo i got
[16:08] <Mithran> Pirate_Hunter: Try dmidecode -t baseboard
[16:09] <Gnea> fredrik_: tried this? http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=4527367&postcount=15
[16:09] <thorsten_> Hello.....
[16:09] <hermitcrabred> I`m gonna have to do some research, this is crazy...
[16:10] <jeroen-> hil folks: I was looking for a Ubuntu Netbook Remix channel. Where can I fiund that one?
[16:10] <edbian> thorsten_: Hey!
[16:10] <Gnea> Pirate_Hunter: open the case up.
[16:10] <thorsten_> Do someone of you know  the following content....I create a web site...can i place a server for the data at my home, or must i use some secure in the net?
[16:10] <Vinceman> can you make backups of hotmail e-mail accounts?
[16:11] <Threetimes> Should I run ubuntu desktop or UNR on a 1280*800 laptop?
[16:11] <grawity> Vinceman: It's possible.
[16:11] <Gnea> thorsten_: you can do it either way
[16:11] <fredrik_> Gnea: I'll try it again. it's probably a good idea considering that i just upgraded to the latest alsa version a few hours ago.
[16:11] <iDangerMouse> how I make /etc/modprobe.d/aspireone .... ?
[16:11] <Gnea> fredrik_: cool
[16:11] <edbian> thorsten_: You can serve a website from your home but your isp probably gives you a DHCP address so every couple of months you're going to have to check to make sure your domain name still points to the correct IP.
[16:12] <edbian> thorsten_: In my experience though they rarely change addresses even if they are DHCP
[16:12] <Gnea> iDangerMouse: sudo touch /etc/modprobe.d/aspireone
[16:12] <iDangerMouse> thanks
[16:12] <Vinceman> grawity, how then?
[16:12] <thorsten_> edbien, can i use a secure databank in the net too, isthere one, it should contain, millions of email adresses
[16:13] <hermitcrabred> ....be back guys...I need to fix this problem and I`m getting up-set...Thank you all for your help!
[16:13] <HACKER10011> #VNC
[16:13] <edbian> thorsten_: A database?  I'm not really sure what you're asking.  Ubuntu (linux in general) is very secure though.  You can pretty safely connect any number of ubuntu servers to the web.
[16:14] <kpoman> hello to all ! do someone know where I can get a newer version of a particular package for ubuntu ? in partiuclar I need libgphoto2 2.4.7
[16:14] <kpoman> please help !
[16:14] <HACKER10011> kpoman !wait
[16:14] <fredrik_> Gnea: done. should I reboot? or restart alsa?
[16:14] <Pirate_Hunter> Gnea: I did frigging old compaq presario 5410 is so enclosed it is hard to see anything, even so with my attempt I didnt find anything, the only thing I know is the bios number 2A5IMG09, I want to update it so I can use a bigger hd?
[16:14] <Threetimes> Should I run ubuntu desktop or UNR on a 1280*800 laptop?
[16:15] <Dr_Willis> kpoman:  check the 'ppa' repositories
[16:15] <Pirate_Hunter> Mithran: that didnt help any suggestions
[16:15] <Dr_Willis> !ppa | kpoman
[16:15] <iDangerMouse> fail
[16:15] <iDangerMouse> how do I make a new /etc/modprobe.d/aspireone
[16:15] <iDangerMouse> gksu
[16:15] <iDangerMouse> i forgot
[16:15] <thorsten_> Building the server at home is only one option, otherwise i should use sql or something, but is it safe
[16:15] <Dr_Willis> Threetimes:  my netbook runs UNR very well.. if its one of the supported netbooks..
[16:15] <Threetimes> Dr_Willis: But when should I run UNR and when just deasktop?
[16:15] <Mithran> Pirate_Hunter: How did it not help? Some sort of error, or incorrect information? If you got an error, try sudoing it.
[16:16] <edbian> thorsten_: It is just as safe as building the server somewhere else
[16:16] <fredrik_> Gnea: I restarted alsa and tried rhythmbox. still nothing.
[16:16]  * iDangerMouse how do I create /etc/modprobe.d/aspireone
[16:16] <Dr_Willis> Threetimes:  i installed the normal gnome-desktop package so i dident have to use the UNR  interface.
[16:16] <thorsten_> THX
[16:16] <kpoman> Dr_Willis: my intention is to find one ready package and not compile it myself for this time
[16:16] <Dr_Willis> Threetimes:  the UNR version also has some kernel tweaks and other things just for netbooks
[16:16]  * SimulianT aw lakt
[16:17] <kpoman> Dr_Willis: is there any deb or something to find somewhere ?
[16:17] <shavinder> guys on my pen drive I have ubuntu on sdb1 and just installed puppylinux on sdb2. could you help me with grun menu.lst file please. what should i add as an entry so that grub picks up puppy too?
[16:17] <Dr_Willis> kpoman:  PPA repositories may or may not have it.. go check them out.. they are unofficial  repositories
[16:17] <Gnea> fredrik_: hrm, try audacious
[16:17] <Threetimes> Can I get the UNR interface un a normal laptop/desktop?
[16:17] <Gnea> iDangerMouse: i told you.
[16:17] <roberthl> Hi, I have installed X via `apt-get install xorg`, does anyone know where the resolution is defined - i cannot find it in xorg.conf?
[16:18] <iDangerMouse> Gnea:  didnt work
[16:18] <Dr_Willis> Threetimes:  proberly can.. I dont know why you would want it. :)
[16:18] <Gnea> iDangerMouse: then you didn't do it right.
[16:18] <Threetimes> Like a kubuntu-desktop, just to try it out.
[16:18] <Gnea> iDangerMouse: touch creates an empty file. you're supposed to fill it.
[16:18] <iDangerMouse> Gnea:  I have to create the file first
[16:18] <welir> people,who install 9.10?how mark?
[16:18] <Gnea> iDangerMouse: that's what touch does.
[16:18] <iDangerMouse> Gnea:  how "
[16:18] <edbian> roberthl: The xserver starts and it probes the hardware and determines the proper resolutions live.  If you add properly formatted options in xorg.conf it will add them to the list available to the system.
[16:18] <Dr_Willis> welir:  see #ubuntu+1 for 9.10 info
[16:18] <Gnea> iDangerMouse: you're supposed to know what to put in it first
[16:18] <kpoman> Dr_Willis: the search didnt return any result
[16:18] <bazhang> welir, #ubuntu+1 for Karmic support/discussion
[16:19] <Gnea> !pm | iDangerMouse
[16:19] <roberthl> edbian: Ah, sweet. Thanks.
[16:19] <edbian> roberthl: NP
[16:19] <Gnea> !pastebin | iDangerMouse
[16:19] <fredrik_> Gnea: it refuses to play my mp3..
[16:19] <Sidewinder1> roberthl> Try looking in System---->Preferences---->Screen Resolution
[16:19] <Gnea> fredrik_: does it look like it's playing it?
[16:19] <roberthl> Sidewinder1: This is an install with just xorg, no gnome or anything.
[16:20] <kpoman> Dr_Willis: it appears here https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libgphoto2
[16:20] <kpoman> but up to 2.4.6
[16:20] <fredrik_> Gnea: nope.. the progressbar-thing isn't moving, and the timecounter is 0:00.
[16:20] <Gnea> iDangerMouse: you need to open the file in a text editor and paste it in
[16:20] <iDangerMouse> ok
[16:20] <Gnea> fredrik_: okay, press the stop button, right-click on it, go to preferences and check the audio output
[16:20] <Sidewinder1> roberthl> Oh, sorry; I can't be of much help then...:-(
[16:20] <iDangerMouse> Gnea: how "
[16:20] <roberthl> Sidewinder1: It's ok. :)
[16:21] <Gnea> iDangerMouse: you don't know how to use a text editor?!
[16:21] <iDangerMouse> Gnea: I know i have pasted them in a text then what I  do
[16:21] <fredrik_> Gnea: it was on pulse. should I try ALSA Output instead?
[16:21] <welir> nano file
[16:21] <Gnea> iDangerMouse: sudo nano /etc/modprobe.d/aspireone
[16:21] <Gnea> fredrik_: yeah
[16:22] <iDangerMouse> ok
[16:22] <Pirate_Hunter> Mithran: this is all I get Manu: Compaq / Product N: 05C4H / Version 1
[16:22] <Gnea> iDangerMouse: ^ = ctrl
[16:22] <iDangerMouse> trying
[16:22] <Dr_Willis> nano really needs to print a message that ^ = ctrl   :)
[16:22] <Gnea> lol
[16:22] <magical_walrus> Is there a program that let's you edit OS X .NIB files?
[16:22] <fredrik_> Gnea: songs are playing now but there's still no sound.
[16:22] <Gnea> fredrik_: HRM
[16:23] <Gnea> fredrik_: check alsamixer again, make sure nothing's muted (MM)
[16:23] <user____> hi:)
[16:23] <fredrik_> Gnea: what about the asoundconf-gtk. should it be set to SB or Pulseaudio?
[16:23] <Mithran> Pirate_Hunter: That Product N should be your motherboard model.
[16:23] <fredrik_> Gnea: nothing muted.
[16:23] <user____> how can i change my nickname?
[16:23] <grawity> user____: /nick newnickname
[16:23] <iDangerMouse> Gnea:  how i save it
[16:23] <Pirate_Hunter> Mithran: this is all I get Manu: Compaq / Product N: 05C4H / Version 1.2b, now what I need to figure out what is the bios upgrade for it and where to donwload it from other than that all i have to go with is compaq presario 5410 Bios number 2A5IMG09
[16:23] <Gnea> fredrik_: probably SB. check system->preferences->sound and make sure they're set to alsa and not pulseaudio
[16:24] <Gnea> iDangerMouse: ^X
[16:24] <hendrixski> I just installed proftpd on my ubuntu server, and I still can't ftp into it
[16:24] <Zoli> hi to all
[16:24] <iDangerMouse> Didnt work Gnea  didnt create the file
[16:24] <Guest60416> testing...
[16:25] <Gnea> iDangerMouse: did you remember that "^" stands for the 'ctrl' key?
[16:25] <iDangerMouse> yeh
[16:25] <fredrik_> Gnea: done. They were set to autodetect. all are ALSA now. Still nothing, though.
[16:25] <user____> test
[16:25] <grawity> user____: Test passed
[16:25] <Gnea> iDangerMouse: it should ask you if you want to save modified buffer - say Yes
[16:25] <iDangerMouse> I did
[16:25] <iDangerMouse> couldnt find the file
[16:26] <kpoman> Dr_Willis: Ok I am making the tar.gz of libgphoto 2.4.6 ... however to install it seems like i must remove the libgphoto2 currently installed, which is asking for me to remove a lot of packages, like ubuntu-desktop and so on ... this is bad, right ?
[16:26] <Gnea> iDangerMouse: you ran it as:  sudo nano /etc/modprobe.d/aspireone  and not just: nano /etc/modprobe.d/aspireone, right?
[16:26] <Dr_Willis> kpoman:  ubuntu-dekstop is a meta package. its just a pakcage that depends on other packages - it dosent really do anything.
[16:26] <iDangerMouse> yes Gnea
[16:27] <Gnea> fredrik_: ok, stop audacious and start it again
[16:27] <Dr_Willis> kpoman:  no idea on 'other' packages.
[16:27] <iDangerMouse> lemme restart Gnea
[16:27] <kpoman> Dr_Willis: may I just do a make install on it ???
[16:27] <iDangerMouse> and try
[16:27] <Gnea> iDangerMouse: k
[16:27] <Dr_Willis> kpoman:  if youve never compiled stuff from source.. you are going to have to learn a few things
[16:27] <fredrik_> Gnea: done.
[16:27] <Gnea> fredrik_: and?
[16:27] <fredrik_> nothing..
[16:27] <fredrik_> it's dead :P
[16:27] <kpoman> Dr_Willis: I already did, use gentoo in general ...
[16:27] <Gnea> what the CHICKEN?!
[16:28] <fredrik_> lol chicken
[16:28] <Gnea> :)
[16:28] <kpoman> Dr_Willis: however dont know much about ubuntu, and dont wanna break it out
[16:28] <fredrik_> it's probably HPs fault.
[16:28] <Gnea> probably
[16:28] <Gnea> lol
[16:28] <fredrik_> my waranty must have expired or something
[16:28] <iDangerMouse> okay Gnea  got it
[16:28] <Gnea> hrm
[16:28] <Gnea> iDangerMouse: yeah?
[16:28] <fredrik_> Gnea: any more ideas? :|
[16:28] <Dr_Willis> kpoman:   when installing/configureing you proberly want to put it in /opt/ instead of the normal system.  You could proberly do that with the lib files also i guess - i rarely bother with compiling things these days
[16:29] <Mithran> Pirate_Hunter: I can't tell you specifically where to get a new BIOS, since I don't know. But try searching for flashing information related to that model number. Probably your best bet I'd think.
[16:29] <Gnea> fredrik_: hrm... when you reboot, does the little drum-roll sound occur at the login screen?
[16:29] <fredrik_> nah.
[16:29] <kpoman> Dr_Willis: but see, I have 2 packages, the libgphoto2 and the gphoto2 ... how would I tell gphoto2 to use the new lib instead of the old one ?
[16:29] <Gnea> k
[16:29] <Gnea> fredrik_: oh, what's the output of this command: id
[16:29] <Dr_Willis> kpoman:  what 2 packages?
[16:29] <Dr_Willis> kpoman:  whats the file names exafctly?
[16:29] <kpoman> libgphoto2 and gphoto2 itself
[16:30] <Gnea> fredrik_: and doesn't it have onboard speakers that should work too?
[16:30] <fredrik_> Gnea: http://paste.ubuntu.com/265616/
[16:30] <iDangerMouse> Gnea: restarting I hope it work and one more question how do I get the internal mic working any clues
[16:31] <Gnea> fredrik_: OMG, that's IT!!! you don't have permission to access any audio device!
[16:31] <fredrik_> Gnea: yeah, but they don't.. tried unplugging the headphones in case they might start working
[16:31] <fredrik_> really!?
[16:31] <fredrik_> how did that happen?
[16:31] <Gnea> iDangerMouse: it usually just works... come on back and we'll try again
[16:31] <fredrik_> :D
[16:31] <kpoman> Dr_Willis: maybe it is simpler ... is there a way to add those experimental repositories where one could get that 2.4.7 version ? then if everything breaks, uninstall that version and take away that repository ?
[16:31] <iDangerMouse> Oky Gnea  its re booting
[16:31] <Pirate_Hunter> Mithran:  I think I found it more like 50/50 it will either kill the board or actually work :s
[16:32] <Gnea> fredrik_: not sure - okay:  system->administration->users & groups  unlock it, select your user, make sure all the group boxes are checked. OK out of there and close, then logout/login
[16:32] <fccf> kpoman: what are you trying to install?
[16:32] <fredrik_> Gnea: k
[16:32] <iDangerMouse> sorry for pm Gnea
[16:32] <kpoman> fccf: libgphoto 2.4.7, which allows remote control and live preview of canon digital cameras
[16:32] <Dr_Willis> kpoman:  err.. thats the point of the PPA repositories.. you add them.. use the packages they got..
[16:32] <Gnea> iDangerMouse: no worries
[16:33] <kpoman> Dr_Willis: but I dont find out if there is a way to add a "software source"
[16:33] <magical_walrus> Is there a program that let's you edit OS X .NIB files (and see the real contents, not gibberish)?
[16:34] <fredrik_> Gnea: I just use the propertiesbutton for each group and make myself a member by checking the box next to my user?
[16:34] <Dr_Willis> kpoman:  its documented somewhere in the PPA web sites how to add them. You add SPecific reposiutories for each specifif ppa 'user' whos personal reopos you want to use.
[16:34] <Dr_Willis> !ppa
[16:34] <wiehan> Hi I want to make a hard drive clone of my ubuntu insatllation with clonezilla, but when I live boot I see no entries in clonezilla's boot menu (there is no one in the #clonezilla channel - I tried)
[16:34] <iDangerMouse> meh lemme re write the code i think i made a mess
[16:34] <Dr_Willis> kpoman:  https://help.launchpad.net/Packaging/PPA/InstallingSoftware
[16:34] <kpoman> Dr_Willis: it seems to be on the ubuntu karmic trunk
[16:35] <Dr_Willis> kpoman:  go use karmic then if you want. its in alpha 5 status right now.
[16:35] <Gnea> fredrik_: yes
[16:35] <Dr_Willis> kpoman:  but it has issues/quirks/problems. :)
[16:35] <IdleOne> and bad breath
[16:36] <Gnea> garlic.
[16:36] <kpoman> Dr_Willis: I only want that particular package from it ... after I add it, would I see it on the synaptics manager ???
[16:36] <Gnea> !info garlic
[16:37] <Dr_Willis> kpoman:  yes. thats the point of  the package manager.. it shows all the packages from all the repos you have setup.
[16:37] <iDangerMouse> Gnea:  does the code have to be like whats it showing or no
[16:37] <Gnea> iDangerMouse: it has to be precise, yes
[16:37] <Dr_Willis> kpoman:  setup the proper PPA repoistory.. use package manager.. install stuff from that repo that you want.
[16:37] <luist> can anyone help me... when i run xhost + with user oracle i get this: No protocol specified
[16:37] <luist> xhost:  unable to open display ":0.0"
[16:37] <yo_guard> hi bro
[16:38] <Gnea> luist: you run xhost on the system that has the display
[16:38] <n8tuser> luist-> are you logged on as user oracle?
[16:38] <luist> n8tuser: hm... no i used su to change
[16:38] <luist> Gnea: my system has the display... well it should have :P
[16:39] <n8tuser> luist-> i dont think the priviledge gets carried over when you su
[16:39] <iDangerMouse> Gnea: Okay rebooting again
[16:39] <luist> n8tuser: what should i do
[16:39] <n8tuser> luist-> btw, you only add to xhost a host not a user
[16:39] <Gnea> luist: heh. just open a terminal and type: xhost +
[16:40] <kpoman> Dr_Willis: I think I missed up something ... see, I have added a third party source, with this name: http://ppa.launchpad.net/awn-testing/ubuntu karmic main
[16:40] <Gnea> luist: then make sure you export the DISPLAY as the other user and run it then
[16:40] <luist> Gnea: oh got it then
[16:40] <Dr_Willis> kpoman:  you do NOT want to add karmic repositories to the Jaunty release. dont mix versions like that
[16:40] <kpoman> Dr_Willis: then when accepting it told me something about the key... but I cant seem to see the package
[16:40] <Gnea> kpoman: yes, if you mix those, we can't help you.
[16:41] <Dr_Willis> kpoman: what package were you expecting to see? that one you pasted was for 'awn-testing'
[16:41] <kpoman> Dr_Willis: Gnea: ok i took it out ... how do I do ?
[16:41] <Dr_Willis> kpoman:  theres not a SINGLE ppa repo.. there hundereds of SPECIFIC ppa repos.
[16:41] <n8tuser> how do i map a key lets say ctr+y  to echo "hello world" ?  or anyone familiar with xmodmap ?
[16:41] <kpoman> Dr_Willis: I dont know how to do, I just want that thing updated :)
[16:41] <luist> Gnea: access control disabled, clients can connect from any host
[16:41] <ilor> hmm. Nautilus eats over 3 gigs of ram during a very large file copy operation (around 900k files, 700GB), should I report this as a bug?
[16:42] <Dr_Willis> kpoman:  i could make my own personal 'ppa' repoistory that has whatever apps i want in it. You need to search the ppa pages for that specific app you want to upgrade.
[16:42] <Gnea> luist: ok, now try to run as oracle
[16:42] <alie> hi ubuntuers!!!
[16:42] <alie> Please help me with my cam
[16:42] <Gnea> !webcam | alie
[16:42] <Dr_Willis> kpoman:  you need to learn a little bit more aout the apt-get system and how the PPA repos work then i think. You are missing some basics of how they work.
[16:42] <kpoman> Dr_Willis: doing the search didnt return any result... however i saw that version here: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/karmic/+source/libgphoto2
[16:42] <alie> Seems ubuntu and linux mint has same problem with cam
[16:42] <luist> Gnea: xhost:  unable to open display ""
[16:42] <iDangerMouse> Gnea:  no luck
[16:42] <alie> http://neerk.com/ubuntulenovov100.html
[16:42] <Gnea> luist: then you didn't export the display
[16:43] <luist> Gnea: ok back to my user
[16:43] <IdleOne> !cli > kpoman
[16:43] <Dr_Willis> kpoman:  you do not want to use 'karmic' repos with jaunty. (9.10 repos with 9.04)
[16:43] <Dr_Willis> kpoman:  so i would say build the thing from source.. or wait for karmic to come out.
[16:43] <alie> Please help me with cam issue (http://neerk.com/ubuntulenovov100.html)
[16:43] <Gnea> luist: the oracle user needs to know where to display
[16:44] <Gnea> !helpme | alie
[16:44] <Gnea> !ask > alie
[16:44] <IdleOne> kpoman: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AptGetHowto
[16:44] <kpoman> Dr_Willis: ok so, I already compiled without problem ... do I just do make install and break the ubuntu package manager ???
[16:44] <cmp> hello, why when i try to use ( sudo ) command to install something or to remove something - its telling me ( E: couldnt find the package)
[16:44] <luist> Gnea: ok what do i do :P
[16:44] <Dr_Willis> kpoman:   i mentioned earlier to configure the SOURCE if you are using source.. to install to /opt/ that way you dont mess up the rest of the system
[16:45] <Dr_Willis> kpoman:  or just keep it all in your users home  with the proper configure options.
[16:45] <nathan7> Zomgwtfbbq.
[16:45] <Gnea> luist: when you become oracle, type this: export DISPLAY="myip"
[16:45] <IdleOne> cmp: what package?
[16:45] <alie> I have Lenovo v100 with Ali chipset, The video pulls up in Cheese and Skype, but colors are extremely muted (almost black and white).
[16:45] <Gnea> luist: obviously, replace myip with your ip address on the system
[16:45] <luist> Gnea: can localhost?
[16:45] <Gnea> luist: it's on the same system?
[16:45] <luist> Gnea: on the same computer -.-
[16:45] <Gnea> alie: yeah, read that, doesn't explain the problem in detail.
[16:46] <cmp> any package - idleone.
[16:46] <IdleOne> cmp: there is no package named any package. so either be specific or we cant help
[16:46] <kpoman> Dr_Willis: ok so a good way to go would be to download gphoto2 tarball and libgphoto2 tarball then compile all on my home folder without installing on the system, right ???
[16:46] <Gnea> alie: try tweaking the settings of cheese and skype until it changes
[16:46] <risent> ]
[16:46] <risent> ]
[16:47] <alie> gnea: How to tweak the settings, seems Skype and Cheese have same problem
[16:47] <iDangerMouse> Gnea:  i dont get where to put pciehp
[16:47] <risent> is there anyone who can tell me which font used in this picture?http://systems.takizo.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/08/mysql-binary-log.jpg
[16:47] <iDangerMouse> dd the following line to the end of you existing /etc/modules file:
[16:47] <Gnea> alie: they have their own GUIs and config files. use them.
[16:47] <fredrik_> so hey, guess what Gnea.
[16:47] <Gnea> fredrik_: ?
[16:47] <welir> jabber clients? greatest
[16:47] <fredrik_> the sound isn't working.
[16:47] <fredrik_> :(
[16:48] <Gnea> this day is so full of fail :(
[16:48] <IdleOne> !jabber
[16:48] <alie> gnea: yes i know, but it seems its not because the settings, but the driver it self from ubuntu!
[16:48] <fccf> alie: looking around, alot of people are having trouble with that cam.... and so far there is no fix that I can find
[16:48] <apoc_> How do  add an applet to the panel? There is no empty space on the panel to right-click on.
[16:48] <sayel> Hola Hola!
[16:48] <fredrik_> Gnea: true.
[16:48] <rashed2020> fredrik_: Did you switch back to ALSA yet? :P
[16:48] <Gnea> alie: well, ubuntu doesn't make it, it's a kernel module. you'll have to ask the authors of the driver.
[16:48] <IdleOne> !es | sayel
[16:48] <trothigar> apoc_, is this next to the window bar?
[16:48] <cmp> ok i want to remove GoogleEarthLinux.bin from my system - and when i was installing it told me so and now i want to remove it , but also telling me so ...and this happening with me in General .. every time i try to install some program through SUDO , it tells me ( E: couldnt find the package ) . is it clear now Idleone. ?
[16:48] <fredrik_> rashed2020: switch back from what? how?
[16:49] <utabak> I have a commercial software which used gzip from some of its directories, I have a 64 bit system, I checked the gzip that is intended to be used it is a 32 bit binary, I have ia32-libs installed but still gzip gives an error, any ideas
[16:49] <Gnea> rashed2020: that's what I had him do.
[16:49] <apoc_> trothigar: Yes, in the top right.
[16:49] <Dr_Willis> cmp:  with a lot of those you could just not use sudo .. and install them on a per user basis.
[16:49] <Gnea> fredrik_: okay, what's the output of id this time?
[16:49] <alie> Ok guys thanks for helping me, i decided to buy non nuiltin camera. Any recommendation for which brand that supported by ubuntu ?
[16:49] <welir> !jabber
[16:49] <trothigar> apoc_, move everything else along a bit
[16:49] <alie> Ok guys thanks for helping me, i decided to buy non builtin camera. Any recommendation for which brand that supported by ubuntu ?
[16:50] <fccf> alie: Logitech QCpro 9000
[16:50] <IdleOne> cmp: GoogleEarthLinux.bin is not a ubuntu .deb package. apt-get wont be able to uninstall it because it didnt install it
[16:50] <Gnea> !webcam | alie
[16:50] <fredrik_> Gnea: http://paste.ubuntu.com/265623/
[16:50] <Gnea> look, SUPPORTED CAMS
[16:50] <Gnea> OMG
[16:50] <apoc_> trothigar: Sorry, but how do I do that?
[16:50] <Gnea> fredrik_: ok, looks right now
[16:51] <Gnea> fredrik_: try  cat /dev/urandom > /dev/dsp  again
[16:51] <Ced1214> OOOOOOOOH
[16:51] <apoc_> Ah, right. There is a move option
[16:51] <fredrik_> Gnea: bash: /dev/dsp: Device or resource busy
[16:51] <Gnea> fredrik_: ah-HA!!!
[16:51] <trothigar> apoc_, right click on the notification area and uncheck lock to panel, then right click and click move. Then move your mouse to the left. Then left click. Repeat for the other items you want to move.
[16:51] <Gnea> fredrik_: firefox running?
[16:51] <luist> Gnea: so?? its on the same computer!!
[16:51] <fredrik_> yeah..
[16:51] <welir> !flash disc
[16:52] <Gnea> luist: well, you're using su and not sudo :)
[16:52] <marialetizia> !lista
[16:52] <IdleOne> cmp: yesterday I sent you links on how to use cli,synaptic package manager and a few other links. Did you bother to read any of them
[16:52] <bhaskar> how to format  pendrive by command
[16:52] <kandanadam> ok guys, this is what happened: i installed bose companion 5 to my desktop. then i lost my sound. anyway, i checked the system > preferences > sound and changed the settings. now it's working. but i can't hear flash video sound. i've another music system which i connected after this problem. the other guys are playing only flash video sounds and my bose system is just playing mp3, ogg, .. do you have any ideas how to fix this? i just want to u
[16:52] <kandanadam> se my bose.
[16:52] <welir> !mount
[16:52] <fredrik_> Gnea: shut it down now.
[16:52] <Gnea> fredrik_: yeah
[16:52] <bhaskar> !mount
[16:52] <luist> Gnea so do i have to type my ip?
[16:52] <gajop> hey, any time i play something with flash on firefox, mpd seems to stop playing; i've set mpd to use pulse audio as well, it continues playing when firefox is closed
[16:52] <cmp> ok i want to remove GoogleEarthLinux.bin from my system - and when i was installing it told me so and now i want to remove it , but also telling me so ...and this happening with me in General .. every time i try to install some program through SUDO , it tells me ( E: couldnt find the package ) . is it clear now Idleone. ?
[16:52] <Gnea> !sudo | luist
[16:52] <bhaskar> !format
[16:52] <bhaskar> !format pendrive
[16:53] <bhaskar> !pendrive
[16:53] <apoc_> trothigar: Thanks. I wish it was easier though
[16:53] <fredrik_> Gnea: nothing.. emptyness.. the abyss.. the gap..
[16:53] <Gnea> !usb | bhaskar
[16:53] <trothigar> !gparted | bhaskar
[16:53] <fccf> !msgthebot
[16:54] <IdleOne> cmp: I understand what your telling me. just delete the .bin and in /user/home you will find a google earth folder that hold the config file. you can delete that also. please see !Synaptic ( google earth is packaged for easy install )
[16:54] <Gnea> IdleOne: he up and left
[16:54] <IdleOne> Gnea: it's been 3 days that he has been given links to essential howto's he refuse to read them....
[16:55] <fredrik_> Gnea: what sort of sound am i supposed to be hearing?
[16:55] <Gnea> IdleOne: it's so hard to remain non-insulting at this point.
[16:55] <luist> Gnea: ok i got this from oracle user too: access control disabled, clients can connect from any host
[16:55] <IdleOne> Gnea: but we will :)
[16:55] <Gnea> fredrik_: like the static snow from an analog TV station that has no signal
[16:56] <fredrik_> Gnea: k, no such thing.
[16:56] <Gnea> IdleOne: HA!
[16:56] <marialetizia> list
[16:57] <bro> did anyone install firefox 3.5 on ubuntu 9.04? mine freezes constantly
[16:57] <Gnea> luist: okay.... how are you using su?
[16:57] <IdleOne> bro: works great here
[16:57] <luist> Gnea: su oracle :P
[16:58] <ragant> ciao
[16:58] <fredrik_> Gnea: I purged firefox when the problem started. Could that have something to do with it?
[16:58] <IdleOne> bro: sudo apt-get install firefox-3.5??
[16:58] <conky_> IdleOne:  yawall
[16:58] <conky_> it will take over for 3.0
[16:58] <conky_> which will be installed side by side
[16:58] <bro> IdleOne: no, i got some hacking on a forumboard to install 3.5
[16:58] <conky_> however package 'firefox' is a metapackage that currently points to 3.5.x
[16:59] <IdleOne> conky_: yawall?
[16:59] <bro> IdleOne: there's no 3.5 on the repos yet
[16:59] <fbianconi> bro: yes in an x86_64 from the official repos, it's named shiretoko (as in no branded) tough
[16:59] <IdleOne> bro: yes there is in jaunty
[16:59] <bro> hmm
[16:59] <IdleOne> 32 bit also
[16:59] <fbianconi> bro! sorry not official universe
[16:59] <bro> so i should uninstall it and reinstall ?
[17:00] <IdleOne> bro:  it will show up as Shiretoko web browser in your menu
[17:00] <Gnea> luist: okay, we're gonna try something else:  forget su, su doesn't exist, su is a figment of your imagination. k?  now:  xhost +, then type gksudo and press enter.
[17:00] <IdleOne> bro: the package in universe works great for me
[17:00] <Gnea> luist: enter the command you want oracle to run, and select oracle from the list.
[17:00] <Kapli> hi, my mom saved a file with text in ubuntu without any extension and sent it to me through email, any way i can open it? notepad just gives me gibberish and gedit in windows said it couldnt open it
[17:00] <IdleOne> conky_: sorry what is yawall mean?
[17:00] <fredrik_> fbianconi: youve spelled your nick wrong. it's supposed to be fbicaconi..
[17:01] <fredrik_> :)
[17:01] <luist> Gnea: access control disabled, clients can connect from any host
[17:01] <luist> Gnea: this error also happens for my regular user...
[17:01] <Gnea> luist: good, now do gksudo without any arguments
[17:01] <luist> Gnea:  ok
[17:01] <Gnea> luist: that is irrelevent.
[17:02] <fredrik_> Gnea: will you be around later? I think I need to eat and chill for a while..
[17:02] <Gnea> fredrik_: maybe.... sounds like a good idea
[17:02] <luist> Gnea: just gksudo without commands?
[17:02] <Gnea> luist: yes.
[17:02] <luist> Gnea: ok done
[17:02] <Gnea> luist: it brings up a GUI
[17:02] <fredrik_> Gnea: what? I can't hear you..
[17:02] <fredrik_> :P
[17:02] <Gnea> fredrik_: lol
[17:02] <fredrik_> problem is im actually deaf
[17:02] <fredrik_> lol
[17:02] <fredrik_> no.
[17:03] <luist> Gnea: hm.. yes
[17:03] <fccf> !enter fredrik_
[17:03] <fccf> !enter | fredrik_
[17:03] <fredrik_> fcc: sorry, wont happen again.
[17:04] <Gnea> luist: ok, just type the command you want oracle to run, then select oracle from the list. click on 'ok'. VOILA!!
[17:04] <wers> what's the diff between /var/tmp/ and /tmp/? :)
[17:04] <luist> Gnea: i want it to run xhost + isnt it :P
[17:04] <Gnea> wers: /tmp is in /, /var/tmp is in /var :)
[17:04] <shamm> hi all
[17:04] <Gnea> luist: NO! :)  have it run xterm
[17:04] <fccf> wers: some programs will extract temp files to either or
[17:04] <conky_> IdleOne: phonetically yes in german
[17:05] <wers> Gnea, but they do the same thing right? they will both empty at restart?
[17:05] <luist> Gnea oooh it worked... i got it now
[17:05] <fccf> !hi |shamm
[17:05] <luist> Gnea: what is xhost + for actually?
[17:05] <IdleOne> conky_: ok thank you
[17:05]  * shamm is trying to find recommended equivalent to iTune for ubuntu, anyone got recommendations for me?
[17:05] <shamm> hi fccf
[17:05] <IdleOne> !itunes
[17:05] <Gnea> luist: it allows others to connect to the system via X
[17:05]  * shamm is running ubuntu-server x64 with xubunut
[17:05] <Gnea> luist: it doesn't work on the network, though, until you've done something to gdm
[17:05] <shamm> s/xubunut/xubuntu/
[17:05] <luist> Gnea: hm... ok thanks very much
[17:05] <fccf> shamm: if you have a question ... please ask
[17:05] <Gnea> luist: cheers
[17:06] <shamm> fccf: I already asked :)
[17:06] <IdleOne> !players > shamm
[17:06] <IdleOne> !itunes > shamm
[17:06] <shamm> thanks IdleOne
[17:07] <IdleOne> welcome
[17:07] <shamm> have you used them which one you find the closest to itune?
[17:08] <tony99> hey i just bought a brand new sata hard drive.....theres nothing on it yet but i made 2 primary partitions....sda1 with a ext2 filesystem -80gb .......and sda2 ntfs filesystem -850 gb...........................im trying to install xubuntu on the ext2 but i dont think its showing up correctly in the install
[17:08] <FlamingBob> So is the new Alpha 5 for Karmic any stabler than 4?
[17:08] <shamm> after some intensive research, I'm eyeing at Songbird
[17:08] <WIGGMPk> shamm: songbird is promising but pretty new.. its labeled as an itunes replacement and it also is built off of firefox3 model which means it has a web browser and addon capabilities
[17:08] <shamm> http://getsongbirdcom
[17:08] <tony99> it says Guided - resize SCSI3 (0,0,0), partition #2 (sda) and used free space
[17:09] <tony99> but not partition number 1
[17:09] <IdleOne> FlamingBob: #ubuntu+1 for karmic
[17:09] <shamm> WIGGMPk: hmm. plugin for firefox -- sounds nice!
[17:09] <FlamingBob> shamm, the only thing songbird doesn't have is CD support, but its in my opinon the best audio player
[17:09] <WIGGMPk> shamm: no, not a plugin for firefox.. built off of firefox
[17:09] <fccf> !karmic > FlamingBob
[17:09] <grawity> shamm: Songbird isn't a plugin, it's a standalone program -- but it, like Firefox, uses Gecko for its interface, and has some similarities.
[17:09] <tony99> can someone help me out wuth my xubuntu install
[17:10] <conky_> !pastebin
[17:10] <shamm> wiggmpk: ooohhhh sorry I misunderstood
[17:10] <cacey31> i need help installing my ati x1600 grafics card on linux
[17:10] <shamm> FlamingBob: grawity WIGGMPk thanks al!
[17:10] <fccf> !ask | tony99
[17:10] <tony99> fccf. i did ask and i didnt ask to ask
[17:10] <shamm> Do ubuntu or anyone have plan to port Songbird into deb package for repos?
[17:11] <fccf> !helpme | tony99
[17:11] <fbianconi> tony99: I would left unpartitioned space where I wanted ubuntu
[17:11] <cacey31> i need help installing my ati x1600 grafics card on linux
[17:11] <fccf> !ati | cacey31
[17:11] <IdleOne> shamm: Songird devs are working on it but there is legal issues
[17:12] <tony99> fbianconi k...but will it end up as a primary partition
[17:12] <cacey31> Going to System > Administration > Hardware Drivers doesn't show any propietary driver
[17:12] <shamm> IdleOne: ah
[17:12] <Natanoel> HOLA
[17:12] <IdleOne> !ati > cacey31
[17:12] <WIGGMPk> shamm: for now, I would use the one from getdeb
[17:12] <Natanoel> ALGUIEN CHAT ESPAÑOL??
[17:12] <Jny145> hello, can anyone help mew with sshd?
[17:12] <IdleOne> !es
[17:12]  * shamm will go manual... like back in old days.
[17:13] <trothigar> Jny145, yes
[17:13] <WIGGMPk> shamm: getdeb has a debian package to use.. read the notes though (if you use an nvidia card)
[17:13] <shamm> WIGGMPk: I got nvidia -- thanks for the advice.
[17:13] <fbianconi> tony99: well if you choose guided maybe 3 primary partitions
[17:14] <Jny145> troth, thanks. have ubunto 8.04 server installed, keep getting message that connection has timed out when trying to connect from a pc running ubuntu9.04
[17:14] <fccf> cacey31: see supported hardware... your's isn't https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsVideoCardsAti
[17:14] <apoc_> Is there a way to detect when an external monitor is connected and run a script?
[17:14] <fbianconi> tony99: but you can always use manual partitioning
[17:15] <tony99> fbianconi...what would you reccomend
[17:15] <WIGGMPk> shamm: just an FYI: Note:If you have an NVIDIA graphics card you may need to remove the libvisual-0.4-plugins package (this is from the getdeb.net site about installing songbird
[17:15] <tony99> guided or have it all on one primary
[17:15] <fccf> Jny145: do you have openssh installed?
[17:15] <trothigar> Jny145, do you have physical access to your server. Please use my full nick as well so I see the alerts.
[17:15] <cacey31> fccf: if mine isn't do i need a new one or work on the link the bot gave me?
[17:15] <Uncle_Meat> My goddamn netbook can't update!
[17:15] <shamm> WIGGMPk: noted
[17:15] <trothigar> Uncle_Meat, how so?
[17:15] <WIGGMPk> !language > Uncle_Meat
[17:15] <Gnea> !language | Uncle_Meat
[17:16] <shamm> downloading getdeb
[17:16] <Hackwar> is keyserver.ubuntu.com down?
[17:16] <Jny145> trothigari have sshd installed and I do have full access, just not right now since I am not near the server
[17:16] <Uncle_Meat> error with update manager
[17:16] <Uncle_Meat> ubottu: of course
[17:16] <tony99> iv used ssh before but whats shhd
[17:16] <trothigar> Jny145, can you ssh to localhost on the server. that would be the first thing to try
[17:16] <Uncle_Meat> Hackwar: not sure, but alot of the repo's I use are not working
[17:16] <cacey31> fccf: if mine isn't do i need a new one or work on the link the bot gave me?
[17:16] <shamm> sshd is a server for ssh
[17:16] <fbianconi> tony99: I'd left unpartitioned space and the say installer to use that, unless you plan to add more partiotions in the future
[17:16] <WIGGMPk> Uncle_Meat: you need to be more specific if you want help.. whats the error.. use pastebin
[17:17] <Hackwar> hmm
[17:17] <trothigar> tony99, sshd is the daemon for ssh
[17:17] <shamm> s/server/daemon/
[17:17] <trothigar> !bot > Uncle_Meat
[17:17] <Jny145> trothigar, I tried and I was able to
[17:17]  * WIGGMPk just found out that there is a re-release of the "Thriller" album in 2008... how does that go unnoticed? 
[17:17] <Hackwar> my request about keyserver.ubuntu.com was meant in a more general way. I've got a problem to get the key from another repository from that server.
[17:18] <Uncle_Meat> WIGGMPk: okay
[17:18] <shamm> WIGGMPk: Thriller by Michael Jackson?
[17:18] <trothigar> Jny145, does the server have a public ip?
[17:18] <grawity> Hackwar: If keyserver.ubuntu.com os down (again), use pool.sks-keyservers.net instead.
[17:18] <v4vijayakumar> hi, any SIP application in ubuntu, to talk computer-to-computer, other than skype ?
[17:18] <WIGGMPk> shamm: yes.. 25th anniversary edition.. *shrug* dont mean to be off-topic =)
[17:18] <grawity> v4vijayakumar: Ekiga can use SIP.
[17:18] <cacey31> If my video card isn't supported by ubuntu do i need a new one or follow https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto ?
[17:19] <shamm> WIGGMPk: no worries ;)
[17:19] <fccf> cacey31: looks like this person has it working http://blog.0x82.com/2008/5/28/solving-2d-rendering-problems-on-an-ati-x1600 ... keep in mind that your hardware is un-supported and technically we cannot help you further here
[17:20] <fccf> cacey31: google is your friend
[17:20] <shamm> Installed Songbird, removed specific package now testing..
[17:20] <v4vijayakumar> grawity: to gtalk and other messengers ?!
[17:21] <grawity> v4vijayakumar: You asked for SIP. Gtalk is not SIP
[17:21] <grawity> v4vijayakumar: Pidgin supports voice with Gtalk.
[17:21] <fccf> Hackwar: grawity .. you can access the keyserver here http://keyserver.ubuntu.com:11371/ ... not sure what is going on with the standard way
[17:21] <grawity> fccf: It's down.
[17:21] <shamm> nice plugins!!
[17:22] <grawity> fccf: The "standard way" also connects to http://server:11371/
[17:22] <tony99> mountpoint = "\" right....or atleast thats the default
[17:22] <tony99> "/" *
[17:22] <grawity> fccf, Hackwar: As I already said, pool.sks-keyservers.net can (and often should) be used as an alternative to Ubuntu's keyserver.
[17:23] <v4vijayakumar> grawity: just now checked in pidgin faq, it seems pidgin supports xmpp/gtalk
[17:23] <legend2440> cacey31: unfortunately that is one of the cards amd has stopped supporting. therefore, there are no proprietary fglrx drivers available. your only hope is to get the open source drivers to work.
[17:23] <fccf> grawity: you're right, I'm wrong ... it is down use pool.sks-keyservers.net or forget about signing for now
[17:24] <shamm> songbird is freakin' awesome!
[17:24] <shamm> thanks all
[17:24] <grawity> fccf, Hackwar: But... SKS pool seems to be down too :| Anyway, there is also keyserver.noreply.org and many others.
[17:26] <v4vijayakumar> grawity: but, how to do it, pidgin-gtalk call ?! it seems this is provided as a hidden feature. only skilled people can find it ?! :)
[17:26] <grawity> v4vijayakumar: You must first install the latest version of Pidgin, 2.6.1
[17:26]  * shamm ponders creating one partition dedicated to song files
[17:26] <ring0> is pysdm capable of handling uuids in /etc/fstab?
[17:27] <v4vijayakumar> grawity: thanks :)
[17:28] <Taxila> is there any way to prefer a certain font style over another, say "Light" over "Medium", in fontconfig?
[17:32] <Taxila> i did something like <family>ITC Souvenir LT:Light</family> in fontconfig, but it seems that the system simply renders the family tag invalid
[17:33] <Rawplayer> hi
[17:33] <owen1> my usb is not mounted. i don't see it in 'mount' or in 'fdisk -l' or in 'dmseg'.  even with thunar it's not working. any clues?
[17:33] <Rawplayer> can anyone explain to me when upstart is initialized?
[17:34] <legend2440> ring0: not according to this  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=872197
[17:34] <ace_suares1> hi, I am trying to sign the code of conduct but it gives a bad signature, what gives?
[17:36] <tony99> k so im going to have 5gb swap 80gb ext2.....and isnt there a 3rd type of partition when you use guided...i cant remember what it is
[17:37] <fccf> tony99: ext3
[17:37] <ace_suares1> I can not sign the code of conduct., something is wrong, please help !?
[17:37] <ring0> legend2440: thanks for the article. i was wondering since pysdm somehow manages to handle my fstab, which only contains uuid entries. so the wiki und forum info seems to be outdated?
[17:37] <joaopinto> ace_suares1, better ask on #launchpad
[17:37] <ace_suares1> https://launchpad.net/codeofconduct, my key is there, I follow instructions, result: bad signature
[17:37] <tony99> fccf when you do guided it makes ext2,ext3, and swap?
[17:38] <ace_suares1> joaopinto: okay
[17:38] <fccf> tony99: no ext3 is default, and swap is required ... ext2 is older and is becoming depricated everyday
[17:38] <aster1sk> Too many drinks last night.
[17:39] <chris|> fccf, as does ext3 ;)
[17:39] <legend2440> ring0: yes i tried pysdm a while back. it worked pretty good. i like the way it cleans up the entries so they are all nice and neat
[17:39] <collectek> what happened to ext4??
[17:39] <tony99> fccf so guided only makes 2 partitions
[17:39] <tony99> someone the other day reccomended using ext2 i think because its faster
[17:40] <fccf> tony99: yep
[17:40] <ace_suares1> tony99: ext3 has a journal and that's the main reason to use it
[17:40] <ring0> legend2440: i like the cleanup too. plus the options are pretty easy to understand.
[17:40] <fccf> tony99: use ext3 .. it is stable journaled and reasonably fast, ext4 isn't ready yet
[17:41] <tony99> whats windows equivalent to swap space
[17:41] <ace_suares1> tony99: I would prefer ext3 over ex2 anytiome for normal partitions like / and /home
[17:41] <clarezoe> hi, I got error "configure: error: curl-7.19.2 is required", can anyone tell me what is the package for it? I've already have libcurl-dev installed
[17:41] <ace_suares1> maybe /boot can be ext2
[17:42] <chris|> tony99, ext2 is faster than ext3 but nor reasonably faster than ext4
[17:42] <fccf> clarezoe: do you have curl installed .. you might have the dev's but you need the binary's too
[17:42] <BillHarris> Just curious: anyone seen the Jaunty freezing problem and figured out a real fix?
[17:42] <fccf> !anyone | BillHarris
[17:43] <BillHarris> How do you stop Jaunty from freezing?
[17:43] <tony99> so what is jornaling
[17:43] <kfan> whats the torrent called to download windows vista
[17:43] <fccf> tony99: keeping a record of everything that happens accross time
[17:43] <clarezoe> thanks fccf , yeah, I have, when I apt-get it says "libcurl3 is already the newest version"
[17:43] <Gnea> !ot | kfan
[17:44] <fccf> clarezoe: uh, apt-get install curl ... it isn't installed by default
[17:44] <fccf> BillHarris: install Hardy
[17:45] <cahippy> does anyone know where i can download an epson cx4300 driver with ubuntu 9.04
[17:45] <tony99> whats the advantag of journaling
[17:45] <fccf> cahippy: the ppd file from epson should install in ubuntu
[17:45] <clarezoe> fccf, OK, now curl is installed, but stillt he same error "curl-7.19.2 is required"
[17:45] <BillHarris> fccf: Install the LTS, right?  I lose OO.o3, etc., right?  Just curious.
[17:45] <fbianconi> tony99: linux equivalent for swap space are swap files and swap partitions, and journaling it's a technique for safe writing in a disk to overcome power failures
[17:45] <chris|> tony99, a journal is something like a safety net for your file system, it can help recover and correct errors after a crash and helps you keep overall data integrety
[17:45] <cahippy> where the ppd
[17:46] <cahippy> hi fccf
[17:46] <mOrenO> msn: rp-lds@hotmail.com
[17:47] <cahippy> the open sorce database hasnt got the cx4300
[17:47] <kfan> is it easier to install a dual boot with ubuntu and windows.... with ubuntu already installed or windows installed first
[17:48] <tonyyarusso> kfan: windows first
[17:48] <cahippy> could maybe do the virtualisation
[17:48] <Like> ! clone
[17:48] <fbianconi> kfan: easier with windows first, then ubuntu
[17:48] <kfan> ok
[17:48] <kfan> it is possible the other way tho right?
[17:48] <tony99> so i guess most people here would reccomend ext3
[17:48] <legend2440> cahippy: http://www.avasys.jp/lx-bin2/linux_e/spc/DL1.do
[17:49] <fbianconi> kfan: yes, but you have to use a recovery disk
[17:49] <kfan> thanks
[17:49] <fccf> cahippy: extract the ppd from a windows driver
[17:50] <cahippy> ta fccf
[17:50] <chris|> tony99, ext4 is a very stable file system. If you don't have any specific reason not to go with it, you should stick with that
[17:51] <ginger> dbjg
[17:51] <ginger> vcxfbv
[17:51] <fccf> chris|: please keep your opinions to yourself... ext4 is still experimental ... it may be default in karmic ... but it isn't mainstream yet
[17:51] <chris|> fccl, your definition of "mainstream" is very strange
[17:52] <fccf> !karmic | chris|
[17:52] <iceroot> chris|: ext4 is not tested that good so you cant say its stable
[17:52] <iceroot> chris|: i dont know a distribution which is using ext4 by default now (maybe fedora)
[17:53] <wildc4rd_> afternoon all
[17:53] <fccf> chris|: 300 systems running ext3 and none have crashed ... 100 systems running ext4 and 7 have crashed .... thats not stable
[17:53] <shamm> hi wildc4rd_
[17:53] <chris|> fccl, where are those numbers from?
[17:54] <fccf> chris|: my server farm
[17:54] <aj_444> I ran the sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop to install the kde enviroment on my computer. It doesn't run as well as gnome, so I want to remove it. How do I do that?
[17:54] <chris|> ah, yeah, that makes a perfect analysis then
[17:54] <legend2440> !puregnome | aj_444
[17:56] <aj_444> legend2440: if I already have gnome installed, do I need to run the second one in the terminal?
[17:57] <fccf> aj_444: you can goto options in the login window .. select session GNOME ... this will bring you back to gnome
[17:57] <legend2440> aj_444: good question. it wont hurt anything but may not be necessary
[17:57] <iceroot> aj_444: i think to, because kde is using some apps, gnome is using too, so maybe kde is removing those apps which ubuntu-desktop will reinstall
[17:57] <aj_444> iceroot: legend2440: Okay.
[18:00] <shamm> aha I see what you mean about songbird / firefox
[18:01] <mobal> hello
[18:02] <JonJ> I'm trying to send my gpg key to keyserver.ubuntu.com but it fails from terminal, from seahorse, and the website says: "Error while decoding ascii-armored key: text terminated before reaching PGP public key header line"
[18:02] <grawity> JonJ: That keyserver is probably down.
[18:02] <MenZa> JonJ: try pgp.mit.edu
[18:03] <grawity> MenZa: That one sucks.
[18:03] <MenZa> grawity: Not really.
[18:03] <JonJ> MenZa: That works
[18:03] <MenZa> JonJ: Problem with the keyserver,then :)
[18:03] <grawity> Last time I heard it strips off anything it doesn't understand - photos, new keyid types
[18:03] <grawity> Anyway, pool.sks-keyservers.net is usually best. (Ubuntu keyserver is part of it, and synchronizes instantly.)
[18:04] <JonJ> grawity: So when I send my key there, I can continue on launchpad site to enter my fingerprint?
[18:05] <grawity> JonJ: Yeah. You might need a few minutes though :|
[18:05] <grawity> But it should work
[18:05] <JonJ> grawity: That's okey, I'm in no hurry. Thanks for your help :)
[18:06] <owen1> my usb is not mounted. i don't see it in 'mount' or in 'fdisk -l' or in 'dmseg'.  even with thunar it's not working. any clues?
[18:06] <HACKER10011> helo
[18:06] <HACKER10011> lo
[18:06] <HACKER10011> lo
[18:06] <FloodBot1> HACKER10011: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:06] <HACKER10011> lo
[18:10] <^mNotIntelligent> hello everyone
[18:10] <ninja_style> hi
[18:11] <ninja_style> lol
[18:11] <elijah> ^mNotIntelligent: Hi
[18:11] <^mNotIntelligent> elijah: hello
[18:11] <sphenxes> I would like to install ubuntu on virtual box (amd-64) windows xp. What Ubuntu version should i download. amd-64 or i386 works as well
[18:11] <ninja_style> hi mNotIntelligent
[18:11] <ninja_style> how are you?
[18:11] <pratik_narain> how can i turn off gnome splash screen, i turned it on but don't remember the procedure.
[18:12] <^mNotIntelligent> ninja_style: fine, thank you
[18:12] <elijah> sphenxes: U are safe with i386
[18:12] <sphenxes> elijah, thanks
[18:12] <ninja_style> can`t be better :)
[18:12] <^mNotIntelligent> sphenxes: both are fine as your vbox is amd64
[18:12] <sphenxes> ^mNotIntelligent, ic, thanks
[18:13] <^mNotIntelligent> pratik_narain: i guess you can do that by using "startup-manager" there might be some other way as well...
[18:13] <^mNotIntelligent> sphenxes: you're welcome!
[18:13] <ninja_style> so, here i can`t get faster help. wish if i knew that earlier, that would of saved me alot of pain :D
[18:13] <ninja_style> lol
[18:13] <ninja_style> but i`m sure i can get some  help later on ;)
[18:13] <ninja_style> :D
[18:14] <^mNotIntelligent> ninja_style: whats the issue, btw?
[18:14] <ninja_style> ooooops *can get faster help i mean lol
[18:14] <ninja_style> DV4 is crap!
[18:14] <k1dugar> ^mNotIntelligent: User gconf-editor
[18:14] <ninja_style> i should of known better
[18:14] <andy__> Hi
[18:14] <^mNotIntelligent> !hi | andy__
[18:15] <RaaG> i've Dell Vostro 1510. i can not start integrated web came
[18:15] <ninja_style> but thanks for asking mNotIntelligent :) that is really nice of you :)
[18:15] <^mNotIntelligent> ninja_style: no probs dude :-)
[18:15] <^mNotIntelligent> RaaG: whats the error you're getting?
[18:16] <Hackwar> hi guys, I'm a recent convert from M$ to Ubuntu. My graphics card died a few days ago, now I got a new one, a ATI Radeon HD 3450 and I'm not able to get it running with another driver than vesa. Can somebody help me? I always restart and get a "out of range" error on my monitor.
[18:16] <jack`> hi, if I want to modify /etc/motd, he's changing back by himself :| how can I modify it and to stay like i put it ?
[18:16] <{[Aaron]}> Hi I'm having trouble running the ubuntu install from a USB using unetbootin, I get the ubuntu load up screen (with the loading bar) but after that I get a black screen with this white text: http://pastebin.com/ could anyone please help? :S
[18:17] <bruno123> Hi all, if I have son's computer setup with one partition as home and the other partition as root with ubuntu OS on it.....and I upgrade the ubuntu OS partition....but leave home folder as is....will there be any known issues or things to watch out for?
[18:17] <^mNotIntelligent> Hackwar: i assume that works fine in M$, is that trure?
[18:17] <th0r> jack`: are you using sudo?
[18:17] <^mNotIntelligent> {[Aaron]}: pastebin link seems to be incomplete...
[18:17] <jack`> th0r, YES
[18:17] <th0r> bruno123: shouldn't be
[18:17] <jack`> I need to edit it as root ?
[18:17] <pratik_narain> mNotIntelligent: thats what i cant find, how to start the startup-manager
[18:18] <th0r> jack`: yes, you would need to edit it as root or using sudo since it is in /etc
[18:18] <{[Aaron]}> lol sorry ^mNotIntelligent my bad, one second
[18:18] <^mNotIntelligent> {[Aaron]}: please disable that autoresponder, when you're logged in...its quite irritating
[18:18] <Hackwar> ^mNotIntelligent: I had my graphics card dieing when I was installing Ubuntu and deleted Windows before, so I can't tell.
[18:18] <jack`> th0r, I am using sudo.. but he's changing back everytime :|
[18:18] <Hackwar> I rather not want to install windows again...
[18:18] <^mNotIntelligent> pratik_narain: you need to install that using apt-get, one min....
[18:18] <{[Aaron]}> ^mNotIntelligent http://pastebin.com/d4fc70064
[18:18] <{[Aaron]}> ^mNotIntelligent, what auto-responder?
[18:18] <synthemesc> question: i've just installed a fresh installation of jaunty on my file server, and my console is now filled with messages that samba is receiving a SIGHUP, about every 4 minutes. any ideas?
[18:18] <^mNotIntelligent> {[Aaron]}: lemme check...
[18:19] <{[Aaron]}> Returned from: dinner/tv/laptop
[18:19] <{[Aaron]}> my bad
[18:19] <{[Aaron]}> should stop now, was just from messing around with msl..
[18:19] <hacker> hey
[18:19] <bruno123> Hackware I had problems with an nvidia card and my lcd monitor that came down to having the right refresh rates (the ones the lcd monitor is capable of) in my xorg.conf before I could get all the resolutions I needed.  Not sure if that is related to your prob.  Also, is there not an ATI Catalyst app/driver for linux?  Are you using that?
[18:19] <^mNotIntelligent> {[Aaron]}: everytime i write something to you iget this: {[Aaron]}*	Hi, I'm currently AFK. Memo/PM me and I'll get back to you
[18:19] <^mNotIntelligent> {[Aaron]}: thats i guess autoresponder...so disable that...
[18:20] <^mNotIntelligent> {[Aaron]}: now it seems to be fine...
[18:20] <bruno123> Hackwar I had problems with an nvidia card and my lcd monitor that came down to having the right refresh rates (the ones the lcd monitor is capable of) in my xorg.conf before I could get all the resolutions I needed.  Not sure if that is related to your prob.  Also, is there not an ATI Catalyst app/driver for linux?  Are you using that?
[18:20] <nixuser> how can i get python 3.1 on my ubuntu machine
[18:20] <jack`> and if i want to edit the message that appears BEFORE you type the password, when I can set that ? on ubuntu 9.04
[18:20] <kiaas__> bruno123, what card does he have? a large number of cards, even some fairly recent ones, had support dropped.
[18:20] <hacker> use the add/remove
[18:20] <th0r> jack`: this might help http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-change-message-of-the-day-motd-in-ubuntu-server.html
[18:20] <basilesque> im having an issue where a fresh install of Netbook Remix is taking up 100% CPU randomly, with no programs running
[18:21] <bruno123> th0r when I install the 9.04 onto the ubuntu OS partition, will I need to specify that the other partition is home or will it know?
[18:21] <Hackwar> bruno123: I installed the drivers that Ubuntu suggested in system->hardwaredriver. It installed an ATI propietary driver and a catalyst center, but when I restart to enable it, it fails as described above and I don't know what to do. I already tried several things, some of them mentioned here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=83973
[18:21] <nixuser> basilesque: check top and see whats using it
[18:21] <{[Aaron]}> ^mNotIntelligent, sorry about that, like I said was just from messing around with MSL. Here's the complete pastebin link: http://pastebin.com/d4fc70064
[18:21] <th0r> bruno123: you will need to specify it, or add it to fstab later.
[18:21] <jack`> ok, thanks
[18:21] <^mNotIntelligent> {[Aaron]}: coool....gimme a min
[18:22] <basilesque> nixuser: when it's clogging up resources, its too slow for me to do anything except shutdown
[18:22] <nixuser> ctrl + alt + f1
[18:22] <nixuser> login
[18:22] <nixuser> use top
[18:22] <kamen> after I upgraded from hardy to jaunty My desktop effects wont work, anyone got an idea why?
[18:22] <basilesque> nixuser: i cant use top or anything, its almost frozen
[18:22] <nixuser> basilesque: i said go to full CLI by using ctrl + alt + f1
[18:23] <{[Aaron]}> kamen have you got all your graphics card drivers up to date?
[18:23] <^mNotIntelligent> pratik_narain: have a look here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=295524
[18:23] <kiaas__> I really wish there was a GPU client for F@H on linux with ATI cards.(or even a working wrapper, like Nvidia's. If you have an Nvidia Card and linux, you can use a "wrapper" and WINE, and it'll work..not so much with ATI cards)
[18:24] <bruno123> Hackwar do you have integrated video on mobo too?
[18:24] <wang_> /joi
[18:24] <^mNotIntelligent> pratik_narain: you there?
[18:24] <LordMetroid> How do I find out through the terminal how much space my user occupies?
[18:25] <grawity> LordMetroid: du -hs ~
[18:25] <nixuser> how can i get python 3.1 installed
[18:25] <bruno123> Hackwar have you disabled integrated video in BIOS?
[18:25] <LordMetroid> ahh, thank you grawity ;)
[18:25] <^mNotIntelligent> nixuser: i guess thats not part of the current repo...so you've to get src and do it yourself
[18:25] <nixuser> damn
[18:25] <fbianconi> nixuser: have you searched for a PPA repo?
[18:25] <hacker> please i need more repos...
[18:26] <bruno123> th0r does it give you a chance to specify in the ubuntu OS install program (forget its name- ubiquity or something)??
[18:26] <hacker> extra repos please
[18:26] <nixuser> no
[18:26] <^mNotIntelligent> hacker: for what?
[18:26] <hacker> more stuff
[18:26] <pratik_narain> mNotIntelligent: yeah thanx, let me look into the thread
[18:26] <hacker> pimp my jaunty jackalope
[18:26] <^mNotIntelligent> pratik_narain: coool...no probs
[18:27] <^mNotIntelligent> hacker: add multiverse, universer, restricted etc....that should be good enough
[18:27] <hacker> done all that
[18:27] <hacker> thx
[18:28] <Pirate_Hunter> can anyone help me, I finally got the bios upgrade files for the comp however the intructions state that I need to restart computer into MS-DOS mode or command prompt to run the .exe files, I am wondering if there is a way to achieve this using linux?
[18:28] <mars_> hi
[18:28] <^mNotIntelligent> hacker: then unless you provide more details how would we know? better add PPAs for your need
[18:28] <trothigar> mars_, hi
[18:28] <saro> ciao a tutti
[18:28] <^mNotIntelligent> ! hi | mars_
[18:28] <mars_> i intalled the catalyst 9.8 drivers
[18:28] <Sidewinder1> !hi | mars_
[18:29] <mars_> now amdcccle has some really strange characters
[18:29] <bruno123> Hackwar the out of range error makes me think the resolution you have set is not supported by the card/monitor (it probably is, but the problem may be the xorg.conf does not have the right refresh rates listed) so it fails
[18:29] <trothigar> Pirate_Hunter, there is wine but I don't know if anyone's tried to do bios upgrades with it
[18:29] <mars_> like windings
[18:29] <kamen> :{[Aaron]} I don't know how would I do that?
[18:29] <mars_> does anyone know why this is happening?
[18:29] <mars_> do miss some font?
[18:30] <^mNotIntelligent> trothigar: i suggest not to use wine for flashing bios...better do it thru ms-dos, whats the issue with that?
[18:30] <Pirate_Hunter> trothigar: errrh I dont think that would be wise considering how buggy it it still here is the instructions http://paste.ubuntu.com/265666/ maybe this should help understand what I want to do
[18:30] <{[Aaron]}> kamen: I'm a linux noob I don't know, but I'd suspect that could be the cause of your problem.
[18:30] <clintonp1> how do i check the ports on ubuntu
[18:30] <bruno123> Pirate_Hunter you have floppy drive?
[18:31] <trothigar> ^mNotIntelligent, Pirate_Hunter, agreed wine is not the best option
[18:31] <trothigar> !netstat | clintonp1
[18:31] <kamen> :{[Aaron]} me that's why I need help =P
[18:31] <^mNotIntelligent> pratik_narain: are you there? this one would give you more detailed idea on that: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/StartUpManager
[18:31] <trothigar> clintonp1, using netstat
[18:31] <Pirate_Hunter> bruno123: yup I do
[18:31] <{[Aaron]}> I'm having trouble running the ubuntu install from a USB using unetbootin, I get the ubuntu load up screen (with the loading bar) but after that I get a black screen with this white text: http://pastebin.com/d4fc70064 could anyone please help? :S
[18:32] <^mNotIntelligent> clintonp1: use man netstat
[18:32] <bruno123> Im thinking use Freedos bootup disk.  This might help  http://www.linuxinsight.com/how-to-flash-motherboard-bios-from-linux-no-dos-windows-no-floppy-drive.html
[18:32] <bruno123> Pirate_Hunter Im thinking use Freedos bootup disk.  This might help  http://www.linuxinsight.com/how-to-flash-motherboard-bios-from-linux-no-dos-windows-no-floppy-drive.html
[18:32] <Pirate_Hunter> bruno123: however I cant find instructions on how to update through floppy the bios page is here http://www.gigabyte.com.tw/Support/Motherboard/BIOS_Model.aspx?ProductID=1579#anchor_os
[18:32] <pratik_narain> mNotIntelligent: but its for changing grub and usplash. what i need is to disable the splash which is shown after the system is loaded and gnome desktop is starting. this splash shows the gnome foot logo.
[18:33] <Pirate_Hunter> bruno123: that might just work will try and tell you
[18:33] <^mNotIntelligent> pratik_narain: i guess that does _THAT_ alos....lemme check
[18:33] <bruno123> Pirate_Hunter you could also use a Freedos cd
[18:33] <mars_> i made a screenshot
[18:33] <mars_> http://yfrog.com/4aamdccclep
[18:33] <clintonp1> specifically port 8000
[18:34] <mars_> can anyone look at it and give me a clue what i am doing wrong
[18:34] <kamen> how do tell if my drivers for my display are up to date?
[18:34] <bruno123> Pirate_Hunter http://www.tummy.com/journals/entries/jafo_20080920_234755
[18:35] <XtoTheZ> can someone tell me how to unbrick router
[18:35] <Ben64> mars_: how did you install the drivers
[18:35] <Ben64> XtoTheZ: brand?
[18:35] <^mNotIntelligent> {[Aaron]}: the pastebin says some file is missing,
[18:35] <mars_> Ben64: manually
[18:35] <XtoTheZ> Ben64: dl 604, d link
[18:35] <mars_> i downloaded ati drivers from ati.com
[18:35] <Ben64> mars_: manually is not supported, why didn't you do the Hardware Drivers program?
[18:36] <Ben64> XtoTheZ: sorry, dunno bout dlink bricks
[18:36] <mars_> ?
[18:36] <Ben64> !ati
[18:36] <Sidewinder1> XtoTheZ> unbrick?
[18:36] <XtoTheZ> Sidewinder1: or debrick:)
[18:36] <^mNotIntelligent> bruno123: the link for flashing bios is really nice !
[18:36] <Sidewinder1> ???
[18:36] <mars_> hmmm... but where is the problem to create custom debs and install them?
[18:36] <XtoTheZ> Sidewinder1: i upgraded with wring firmware
[18:37] <Ben64> mars_: huh??
[18:37] <XtoTheZ> wrong*
[18:37] <Ben64> XtoTheZ: you might just wanna buy a new router...
[18:37] <^mNotIntelligent> will be rigt back in a moment
[18:37] <mars_> i used this command:
[18:37] <mars_> sh ati-driver-installer-9-7-x86.x86_64.run --buildpkg Ubuntu/jaunty
[18:37] <mars_> but with the 9-8 package
[18:38] <JonJ> pratik_narain: You can use the gconf-editor, go to Apps -> Gnome-session -> Options and disable show_splash_screen?
[18:38] <cahippy> how do u install printer drivers in 9.04 after extracting them
[18:38] <cahippy> through the terminal
[18:38] <cahippy> i downloaded the driver, extracted it to a folder then it brings up a window run from terminal, run, cancel
[18:38] <mars_> then i did this
[18:38] <Ben64> mars_: again, why not use Hardware Drivers?
[18:38] <mars_> sudo dpkg -i xorg-driver-fglrx_*.deb fglrx-kernel-source_*.deb fglrx-amdcccle_*.deb
[18:38] <Ben64> !ati | mars_
[18:38] <mars_> Ben64: because i already did it manually
[18:38] <cahippy> so i ran it in the terminal
[18:39] <mneptok> cahippy: what printer?
[18:39] <mneptok> cahippy: and what driver did you download?
[18:39] <mars_> my video card works fine. the only problem is this configuration gui
[18:39] <Sidewinder1> XtoTheZ> May not be fixable without physically replacing chips.
[18:39] <Ben64> mars_: well maybe you should install it the way that ubuntu supports
[18:40] <cahippy> ben64 any ideas
[18:40] <mars_> hmmm... this will not change my problem
[18:40] <mars_> the tools you suggest are only wrappers
[18:40] <Ben64> cahippy: where did you get the drivers from
[18:40] <mars_> meaning they will do exactly what i did.
[18:40] <Ben64> mars_: except they do it the "correct" way
[18:41] <fiksie> hmm, i know this is little bit unrelated to what i'm usually asking here but: http://i26.tinypic.com/e1c5ts.jpg can anyone spot from what movie this is from?
[18:41] <mneptok> cahippy: what printer? (x2)
[18:42] <cahippy> a driver for a cx4300
[18:42] <cahippy> its not on the open source database
[18:42] <cahippy> /home/craig/Desktop/EPSON CX4300 DRIVER/pips-scx4450-FedoraCore2-3.0-CLGE.tgz
[18:42] <elijah> fiksie: #ubuntu-offtopic
[18:42] <mars_> Ben64: -.- i did exatly the instructions on this page
[18:42] <jeeves_Moss> I have a list of log files, and I'm looking for a way to search through all the files in a sub directory for a string, then put the output (in crono order) into an output file.  How can I do that?
[18:43] <Ben64> cahippy: a FC2 driver probably isn't great for ubuntu
[18:43] <^mNotIntelligent> guys i'm back!
[18:43] <williamwho> am I the onlu one with timeouts on keyserver.ubuntu.com?
[18:44] <ookujam> i've some bad problems ... i tried to make a new partition with a vista tool ... worked well! but now my vista partition is gone ... when i install ubuntu i can see the partition /dev/sda2 but its not formated as ntfs ... what can i do to get my datas back?
[18:44] <cahippy> http://www.avasys.jp/lx-bin2/linux_e/spc/DL1.do
[18:44] <mneptok> cahippy: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=627471
[18:45] <fbianconi> mars_: have you checked ati support for those drivers? they have dropped it for my integrated 3200HD in version 9.5; (meaning that I have not filly functional drivers from them)
[18:45] <fbianconi> fully*
[18:45] <cahippy> wots fc2
[18:45] <b3rz3rk3r> evening all ;)
[18:45] <hacker> how do i dual boot ubuntu and vista-with ubuntu installed 1st?
[18:45] <nperry> ookujam: ur not going to be able to :s
[18:45] <hacker> how do i dual boot ubuntu and vista-with ubuntu installed 1st?
[18:45] <mars_> fbianconi: this is the *first* driver that really supports my video card and xserver version 1.6.0
[18:45] <ookujam> nperry whyyyy?
[18:45] <b3rz3rk3r> !dual-boot | hacker
[18:46] <hacker> thnx
[18:46] <b3rz3rk3r> np
[18:46] <nperry> What file system is it now in ookujam ?
[18:46] <mars_> everything works with the video stuff. only this amdcccle has a strange display
[18:46] <hacker> anyone knw how i can get genuine vista ultimate?
[18:46] <ookujam> nperry: no filesystem thats the problem i think^
[18:46] <nperry> hacker: buy it?
[18:46] <pkkm> how to suspend Ubuntu from command line
[18:46] <hacker> other than buying
[18:46] <b3rz3rk3r> hacker, id look in the shops mate ;)
[18:46] <pepperphd> hacker, i don't understand why you would want to do that to yourself
[18:47] <pepperphd> are you testing migraine medication
[18:47] <madison_> b3rz3rk3r: you missed that "other than buying" part
[18:47] <nperry> ookujam: if it doesnt have you all the data on the previous one will be lost
[18:47] <madison_> he wants you to tell him where to pirate it from
[18:47] <mars_> even ubuntu tells me with this hardware driver stuff that my driver is ok.
[18:47] <Gnea> !piracy | hacker
[18:47] <hacker> its too expensive bro
[18:47] <b3rz3rk3r> Madison-_, haha, oic now
[18:47] <madison_> hacker: then don't use it
[18:47] <hacker> ok
[18:47] <dual> hacker, that's why you should use Ubuntu instead
[18:47] <ookujam> nperry: oh no ... shit
[18:47] <hacker> noted
[18:47] <madison_> if you can't afford it, you shouldn't have it
[18:48] <madison_> I mean, can you afford a ferrari?
[18:48] <ookujam> nperry: no way to get them back?
[18:48] <Nicky__> Hi, Does ubuntu have the same security issue windows does where you can boot off a disk and remove/change the admin password
[18:48] <b3rz3rk3r> hacker, its junkware anyway man.. use linux, free your mind
[18:48] <Gnea> hacker: you can't pirate ubuntu :)
[18:48] <madison_> and would you steal one so you could drive one even though you can't buy it
[18:48] <pkkm> hacker: ubuntu is far better than window$ shista
[18:48] <nperry> ookujam: Load up gparted and dump me a screenshot :
[18:48] <smithna> Hi, I'm trying to get lirc to work in karmic...  however, I can't find/load the modules for my device.  Is there a package (outside of lirc) that needs to be installed?  linux-ubuntu-modules seemed to be that package for Jaunty - is it still for karmic?
[18:48] <ActionParsnip> pkkm: depends on needs
[18:48] <^mNotIntelligent> Nicky__, its more secure that windows
[18:48] <hacker> ok then
[18:48] <b3rz3rk3r> Nicky__, no, not the way you are speaking about, but yes its possible
[18:48] <ActionParsnip> !karmic | smithna
[18:48] <hacker> i need tools to unlock the power of ubuntu
[18:48] <cahippy> the driver doesnt seem to do anything
[18:49] <b3rz3rk3r> Nicky__, if someone has physical access to your machine its game-over anyway tho
[18:49] <smithna> Thanks ActionParsnip
[18:49] <ActionParsnip> hacker: define "power"
[18:49] <dual> hacker, apt :)
[18:49] <trothigar> b3rz3rk3r, Nicky__ there's always encryption
[18:49] <bro> hei, i'm preparing to install UrbanTerror on 9.04, is there any way to run it on my second monitor [extended] and still use the primary?
[18:49] <nperry> dual: aptitude :P
[18:49] <madison_> hacker: sudo apt-get
[18:50] <dual> nperry, apt is shorter
[18:50] <ookujam> nperry: one moment plz
[18:50] <mneptok> Nicky__: use LVM to encrypt the disk partitions and it's not an issue.
[18:50] <android6011> ok I used fdisk to delete all the partitions on the disk, created new part table, added a partition size of the disk, and did mkfs -t xfs /dev/sda1 . So I should be good to add it to /etc/fstab now right? nothign else to be done
[18:50] <Gnea> hacker: you need to install ubuntu and use it if you want to do that
[18:50] <Nicky__> Ah ok b3rz3rk3r, have you got a link to information on it. cheers ive encrypted one of my drives but not the whole ubuntu
[18:50] <b3rz3rk3r> trothigar, true, but if you are determined its really just a matter of time. Best not to let em have at it in the first place no?
[18:50] <hacker> i knw it has alot to offer but i dnt knw how to go about it
[18:50] <madison_> hacker: the only way to learn is to try
[18:50] <hacker> i'm still tryna break free from the shackles of windows
[18:50] <Nicky__> I looked in to it but there seemed to be no real easy way without really knowing what you were doing.
[18:50] <ActionParsnip> hacker: if you give exact examples of what you want to achieve we can help
[18:50] <cahippy> it doesnt install the printer in the printer folder
[18:50] <cahippy> so where can i access it or havent i installed it
[18:51] <hacker> C++ compilers
[18:51] <hacker> wiv GUI
[18:51] <b3rz3rk3r> Nicky__, obviously you ahve to know what you are doing :p
[18:51] <Nicky__> ;P
[18:51] <trothigar> !gcc | hacker
[18:51] <madison_> hacker: sudo apt-get install netbeans
[18:51] <Nicky__> Yes that it true. :)
[18:51] <mneptok> Nicky__: use the alternate installer CD. it offers LVM encryption during installation.
[18:51] <ActionParsnip> hacker: its spelt 'with'
[18:51] <nperry> ookujam: Not a problem :)
[18:51] <pratik_narain> JonJ: Thanx
[18:51] <Nicky__> Ty mneptok ill look in to that
[18:51] <trothigar> b3rz3rk3r, long enough keys, more time then your alive (on average) :P
[18:52] <ActionParsnip> hacker: there anjuta
[18:52] <ActionParsnip> hacker: there's
[18:52] <mneptok> b3rz3rk3r: the only entities with the computer power to brute-force disk encryption are governments
[18:52]  * madison_ caresses netbeans
[18:52] <ActionParsnip> hacker: or mono or kdevelop if you dont mind instlling Qt libs
[18:53] <b3rz3rk3r> mneptok, surely those running beowulf clusters could manage it? or those "@home" projects?
[18:53] <ActionParsnip> hacker: or geany
[18:53] <ZioPippo> hello, somebody can help me to mount internal ntfs disk?
[18:53] <ActionParsnip> hacker: or code::blocks
[18:53] <ActionParsnip> !ntfs | ZioPippo
[18:54] <Brian____> how can i set krusader as my default file manager
[18:54] <ZioPippo> i've tried
[18:54] <trothigar> hacker, +1 for geany
[18:54] <^mNotIntelligent> ZioPippo, then whats the prob?
[18:54] <ActionParsnip> ZioPippo: ok what is the partition name?
[18:55] <ActionParsnip> Brian____: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DefaultFileManager
[18:55] <StupidWeasel> Humm, not strictly a ubuntu question - but if a new laptop power adapter caused the cursor to pulse / become unstable what would it be a sign of?
[18:55] <b3rz3rk3r> Is there a gui frontend for "mkisofs" ?
[18:55] <StupidWeasel> It's obvious that the adaptor is at fault, but what would the problem be?
[18:55] <^mNotIntelligent> b3rz3rk3r, i think there are many
[18:56] <ZioPippo> testdisk is ok, on windows run, but gparted and mount give me: (mount -a) ntfs-3g: Failed to access volume '/dev/sdf2': Nessun file o directory
[18:56] <mcsx31> Hello everybody!  I wonder if somebody here can help me with a problem mounting an NTFS partition.
[18:56] <b3rz3rk3r> ^mNotIntelligent, could you name one or point me in the right direction?
[18:56] <ActionParsnip> Brian____: http://linuxfud.wordpress.com/2006/11/15/how-to-change-the-default-file-manager-in-gnome/
[18:56] <ActionParsnip> mcsx31: wassup
[18:56] <fbianconi> b3rz3rk3r: you mean like k3b?
[18:57] <luckis> hey guys can anyone confirm that apple made trailers ( http://www.apple.com/trailers/ ) watchable only using quicktime player? I tried using totem and vlc but the files are some kind of a redirect link in html(?)
[18:57] <mcsx31> ActionParsnip check this to links
[18:57] <ActionParsnip> ZioPippo: if you run: sudo fdisk -l      you can check the partition is there
[18:57] <ActionParsnip> mcsx31: huh?
[18:57] <b3rz3rk3r> fbianconi, im trying to "mkisofs -r -o file.iso /location_of_folder/" from removable media is easy, but from a folder is a pain to remember, so i wanted something easier
[18:57] <ZioPippo> sure ActionParsnip
[18:57] <mcsx31> http://paste.ubuntu.com/242774/  -  http://paste.ubuntu.com/265675/
[18:58] <ActionParsnip> mcsx31: thanks, reading
[18:58] <Brian____> ActionParsnip:  so do you think it would justbe a better idea to add addons to nautilus or just use krusader
[18:58] <Xcerca> how can i just stop the x server and get out to a console to install the new nvidia driver ?
[18:58] <mcsx31> Thank You ActionParsnip.
[18:58] <Xcerca> we used to have ctrl alt backspace
[19:00] <ActionParsnip> mcsx31: i recommend you access /var/cache/apt and force install the deb and then uninstall it
[19:00] <ookujam> nperry: made the screenshot, how can i get it to u?
[19:00] <^mNotIntelligent> b3rz3rk3r, http://www.helios.de/news/news07/mkisofs.phtml, http://nixbit.com/cat/desktop-environment/tools/cd-mason/
[19:00] <fbianconi> b3rz3rk3r: I would sort of solve that folder thing by draging the folder from nautilus to the terminal with that written
[19:00] <fbianconi> s/solve/workaround/
[19:00] <luckis> Xcerca: this was the restart X, if you want to go to terminal use ctrl+alt+F2...F5
[19:01] <hacker> help with configuring compiz
[19:01] <hacker> pls
[19:01] <BlueEagle> !compiz
[19:02] <nperry> ookujam: imageshack?
[19:02] <BlueEagle> hacker: Did that help?
[19:02] <ajay_> hi guys
[19:02] <ajay_> i have installed the latest java version
[19:02] <b3rz3rk3r> fbianconi, yeah thats what iv been doing, i jsut keep those stickies with commands, but i was hoping for a nice gui, i think ^mNotIntelligent  has nailed it
[19:02] <ajay_> but i still cant make the ewb site work
[19:02] <ajay_> it says its not installed
[19:02] <BlueEagle> !enter | ajay_
[19:02] <ookujam> nperry: http://www.pic-upload.de/view-3016400/Bildschirmfoto--dev-sda---GParted-1.png.html
[19:02] <ActionParsnip> mcsx31: just finding the actual folder
[19:03] <rick_w> Hi, when scrolling upward in Firefox, the previous page will be loaded. Where can I change this behavior?
[19:03] <mcsx31> I found it
[19:03] <nperry> ookujam: sda2 seems to be fine :s ookujam
[19:03] <ookujam> nperry: its sda3 ;)
[19:03] <Mike225> hi all
[19:03] <ActionParsnip> ZioPippo: yuo paste the text into the pastebin and click paste, you then paste the new address that the page changes to in the room
[19:04] <^mNotIntelligent> !hi | Mike225
[19:04] <ActionParsnip> mcsx31: cd /var/cache/apt/archives
[19:04] <mcsx31> yeah i found it. now what?
[19:04] <ActionParsnip> mcsx31: then you can run: sudo dpkg --force-all -i *.deb
[19:04] <nperry> ookujam: I take it means unbekannt, if so.. its corrupt
[19:05] <Mike225> I want to modify and compile emesene source code. It is python-based. How do I download python compiler
[19:05] <nperry> ookujam:  you'll be unable to recover anything from tis
[19:05] <ookujam> unbekannt is unknown ...
[19:05] <ubuntu_giant> Hello.  I have a problem that's really annoying.  I have a DVD+RW disc in my CD drive.  It's not mounted, but I can't really eject it, either (I even tried it in sudo).  Anyone know what to do?  Thanks?
[19:05] <mcsx31> Actionparsnip:  Ok, is that all?
[19:05] <hitman32> سلام عليكم
[19:05] <ZioPippo> #  fdisk -l
[19:05] <ZioPippo> Disco /dev/sda: 122.9 GB, 122942324736 byte
[19:05] <ZioPippo> 255 testine, 63 settori/tracce, 14946 cilindri
[19:05] <ZioPippo> UnitÃ  = cilindri di 16065 * 512 = 8225280 byte
[19:05] <ZioPippo> Identificativo disco: 0x085f4b5b
[19:05] <FloodBot1> ZioPippo: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:05] <hitman32> هل تتحدثون العربية
[19:06] <ActionParsnip> ZioPippo: you paste the link the pastebin gives
[19:06] <ookujam> nperry: u r kidding ...plz!
[19:06] <hitman32> ما بكم لا تتحدثون؟
[19:06] <nperry> hitman32: english
[19:06] <ubuntu_giant> Ah, sorry, never mind.  Got it ejected.
[19:06] <hitman32> Hi
[19:06] <nperry> (not to sure what langauge that is?
[19:06] <Brian____> i just found this really cool web site that has a bunch of really  handy addons for nautilus  check it out        http://ubuntu4humanity.blogspot.com/2009/05/various-nautilus-addons.html
[19:06] <hitman32> like this?
[19:06] <ookujam> nperry: its german :))
[19:07] <rick_w> Hi, when scrolling upward in Firefox, the previous page will be loaded. Where can I change this behavior?
[19:07] <hitman32> no I am not
[19:07] <mcsx31> dpkg: error processing *.deb (--install):
[19:07] <mcsx31>  cannot access archive: No such file or directory
[19:07] <mcsx31> Errors were encountered while processing:
[19:07] <mcsx31>  *.deb
[19:07] <nperry> ookujam: Sorry to say you cant get anything from it
[19:07] <FloodBot1> mcsx31: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:07] <Keiffer> Hi. I have a BIG problemo. My HDD made some sounds, like clicks. I restarted Ubuntu and now I can't boot in. i get a shell like (initramfs). Repair won't work. With the live CD I FSCK it, fixed all the errors, and now I can see the contents of the drive (from the liveCD) but i still can't boot my Ubuntu...
[19:07] <KB1JWQ> Keiffer: SMART test the drive, but back it up and replace it is the smarter way to go.
[19:07] <KB1JWQ> Your drive shouldn't make those nosises, Keiffer
[19:08] <hitman32> so can I ask in this language ?
[19:08] <ZioPippo> sorry :(
[19:08] <ookujam> nperry: why r u so sure? what means unknown?
[19:08] <nperry> ookujam: Ahhhh wait! sudo apt-get install testdisk
[19:08] <ookujam> nperry: isnt there any tool ...
[19:08] <ActionParsnip> mcsx31: are there debs ni the folder, run ls (pronounced ls) to check
[19:08] <nperry> try teskdisk
[19:08] <hitman32> hay !!!
[19:08] <id10t> 'lo all
[19:08] <stercor1> ookujam: unbekannt = unknown
[19:08] <mcsx31> ActioinParsnip:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/265685/
[19:08] <id10t> anyone familiar wtih cisco/aironet workgroup bridges?
[19:08] <Keiffer> KB1JWQ: I know. But I really need to repair the OS, because it will be a PITA to reinstall it and all
[19:08] <nperry> ookujam:, i've never used it but have a look through this wiki http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/TestDisk
[19:08] <ookujam> stercor1: thx i know ... i am german :)
[19:09] <id10t> anyone familiar wtih cisco/aironet workgroup bridges? need help getting dhcp thru a wgb
[19:09] <KB1JWQ> Keiffer: Your drive is likely dying.
[19:09] <stercor1> ookujam: from kennen - to know (as in be acquainted with)
[19:09] <mike> Hi all
[19:09] <ActionParsnip> mcsx31: are there debs in that folder?
[19:09] <b3rz3rk3r> ^mNotIntelligent, fbianconi it seems that you can create iso's with both Brasero and K3b as long as you dont insert recordable media... *facepalm*  Thx lads ;)
[19:09] <mcsx31> Yes the folder is full of debs
[19:09] <KB1JWQ> Keiffer: Back up your config, reinstall, restore config to new drive.
[19:09] <mike> I want to compile emesene source code which is in Python
[19:09] <stercor1> ookujam: But I've seen Germans use Raum instead of Zimmer...
[19:09] <Guest5428> How do I dl the python compiler ?
[19:09] <ActionParsnip> mcsx31: try just installing the linux-image one
[19:09] <ookujam> nperry: thx 4 u r help!
[19:09] <Keiffer> KB1JWQ: I must confess, I don't really know how to backup what i need...
[19:10] <mcsx31> Give me a sec please.
[19:10] <trism> Guest90382: Python is probably already installed
[19:10] <ookujam> sercor1: means nearly the same :)
[19:10] <^mNotIntelligent> b3rz3rk3r, I'ld prefer Brasero.... you're welcome dude!
[19:10] <hitman32> I install Ubuntu today,, & I don't know how to work!!! what's should I do now ?? is there some thing must to do??
[19:10] <ActionParsnip> mcsx31: same command just specify the individual deb
[19:10] <ErikaSw> How do I install the python compiler ?
[19:10] <ErikaSw> Ubuntu 8.04 - Hardy Heron
[19:10] <stercor1> ookujam: Doesn't Raum mean space, as in outer space?
[19:10] <ActionParsnip> hitman32: chck all your hardware is working
[19:10] <hitman32> How???
[19:11] <^mNotIntelligent> ErikaSw, you mean the interpreter, right? isn't python2.6 in the 8.04 repo?
[19:11] <ZioPippo> ActioinParsnip http://paste.ubuntu.com/265686/
[19:11] <mcsx31> ok, but you mean the first linux-image?
[19:11] <stercor1> How does one say spacetime in German.  I've wondered about that for a long time.
[19:11] <ookujam> stercor1: u can use raum for room and also for space :)
[19:11] <ActionParsnip> hitman32: do stuff like play music. I recommend you run: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get dist-upgrade; sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[19:11] <trism> ErikaSw: Python is likely already installed on your system, I'm pretty sure it is there by default, but you can do a sudo apt-get install python to be sure
[19:12] <nperry> ErikaSw: http://wiki.python.org/moin/Freeze ?
[19:12] <ookujam> spacetime = Raumzeit ... :)
[19:12] <nperry> ookujam: not a problem, ive just learnt of that program to
[19:12] <ErikaSw> But how do I compile the emesene source code ?
[19:12] <mcsx31> ok - hang on
[19:12] <ActionParsnip> hitman32: that willget you fully updated and install codecs and flash and java
[19:12] <stercor1> ookujam: Thanks!  I read much about spacetime in relativity, but wondered how Einstein would have said it.
[19:12] <deany> So  i`m connected to a machine via ssh.   how can I scp a file from that machine to my machine while at the user@ssh_server prompt?
[19:12] <hitman32> oh ,, ok
[19:13] <deany> Or do I have to quit it and run scp from my own prompt?
[19:13] <bro> guys, what state of development is ubuntu 9.10 in? as far as i heared, it will turn from beta to final in just a month, at the end of oct. is it already stable now?
[19:13] <hitman32> try this one first  sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[19:13] <ookujam> stercor1: no problem :)
[19:13] <ActionParsnip> mcsx31: you could try: sudo apt-get clean; sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get upgrade
[19:13] <ZioPippo> ActionParsnip: http://paste.ubuntu.com/265686/
[19:13] <hitman32> In dos right :P
[19:13] <ActionParsnip> hitman32: in terminal, linux doesnt have DOS
[19:13] <id10t> anyone familiar wtih cisco/aironet workgroup bridges? need help getting dhcp thru a wgb
[19:14] <ActionParsnip> ZioPippo: god, thats the pastebin mastered :D
[19:14] <trism> ErikaSw: I would read the docs that come with the source, although emesene is actually in the repo
[19:14] <trism> ErikaSw: sudo apt-get install emesene
[19:14] <^mNotIntelligent> ErikaSw, why do you want to do that? isnt the deb available in the repo?
[19:14] <hitman32> terminal for linux.... Ok
[19:14] <ErikaSw> I want to modify stuff in emesene
[19:14] <ActionParsnip> ZioPippo: looks like /dev/sdf1
[19:14] <mcsx31> ok
[19:14] <ErikaSw> Few stuff
[19:14] <^mNotIntelligent> trism, ErikaSw : yep its in the repo, you're right
[19:14] <AE^laptop> got a problem with audio, there is none after i upgraded to Ubuntu 9.04 (also happens when doing a fresh install)
[19:14] <eagle_steepdive> my wlan0 is not gettting connected ever since i restarted.
[19:15] <AE^laptop> disabled pulse and running alsa with settings set to max
[19:15] <ErikaSw> I already have emesene
[19:15] <ErikaSw> I just want to see if my slight changes work
[19:15] <trism> ErikaSw: Well, if you want to modify the source, you should probably learn to read the README files that come with the source
[19:15] <id10t> eagle_steepdive, in my experience network manager is kinda broken... i'd use wicd instead
[19:15] <ErikaSw> Ok thx
[19:15] <trism> ErikaSw: the will likely tell you how to install and run the code
[19:15] <mcsx31> I did "upgrade" and says: 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded
[19:15] <ErikaSw> Thx
[19:15] <ActionParsnip> ZioPippo: does exist
[19:15] <fbianconi> ErikaSw: python will compile it if it's needed, (normally not) when you try to execute
[19:15] <hitman32> it going to download 60 MB  it that's right ??!!!!!!
[19:16] <ActionParsnip> hitman32: indeed
[19:16] <shamm>  what is the single package in apt-get that will install the whole ubuntu-studio dependencies?
[19:16] <ActionParsnip> hitman32: not bad at all
[19:16] <mcsx31> can I send you the screenshots?
[19:16] <hitman32> Ok
[19:16] <^mNotIntelligent> ErikaSw, then I assume you have the src for emesene, and the homepage for emesene shud provide yuo details on installing from src
[19:17] <ZioPippo> yes also sdg but it dont want mount
[19:17] <ActionParsnip> shamm: sudo apt-get install ubuntustudio-desktop
[19:17] <shamm> ubuntustudio-desktop, ok thanks.
[19:17] <ActionParsnip> mcsx31: use tinypic or imageshack
[19:17] <AE^laptop> got a problem with audio, there is none after i upgraded to Ubuntu 9.04 (also happens when doing a fresh install)... audio works in ubuntu 8.10
[19:17] <hitman32> Can I downloaded it like package !!   to install it next format?????
[19:17] <mcsx31> can you tell me what that is?
[19:18] <eagle_steepdive> id10: does that mean i have to kill network manager and run wicd ?
[19:18] <matata> I had a problem when updating to Karmic, it's not related to specific software, it's system bug, where to report it ? I lost keyboard layout after upgrading !!! any idea ?
[19:18] <^mNotIntelligent> AE^laptop, h/w? brand?
[19:18] <AE^laptop> nvidia chipset audio
[19:18] <AE^laptop> azalia
[19:18] <ActionParsnip> hitman32: you will still need to upgrade to that, the next release isnt out for 2 months nearly
[19:18] <fbianconi> !karmic | matata
[19:19] <eagle_steepdive> but my laptop works with wireless in office ..
[19:19] <Keiffer> How could I repair my OS? When booting or trying to recover i get a (initramfs) bash that does not allow me to do anything
[19:19] <stranger_in> AE^laptop, pls use the name to whome u are replying as the starting word
[19:19] <id10t> keiffer - work from a live cd
[19:19] <deany> So  i`m connected to a machine via ssh.   how can I scp a file from that machine to my machine while at the user@ssh_server prompt?
[19:19] <AE^laptop> ^mNotIntelligent: nvidia chipset audio, azalia
[19:20] <coilette> Anybody ever played the game where your AI and your trying to take over the world without letting humas know you exist?... whats the name of this game?
[19:20] <hitman32> you say flash and java :@
[19:20] <ActionParsnip> hitman32: yeah, nice and easy
[19:20] <^mNotIntelligent> AE^laptop, desktop/laptop? afair sound issue is pretty well known for some known brands of notebooks...
[19:20] <matata> fbianconi: thanks
[19:20] <ZioPippo> ActionParsnip: yes also dev/sdg but it dont want mount
[19:20] <AE^laptop> desktop, asus barebone
[19:20] <daasdingo> hi, does anyone know where I can get aoss32 in ubuntu? I can only find normal aoss
[19:21] <^mNotIntelligent> AE^laptop, okey...gimme a min...
[19:21] <hitman32> ok it's like  ammm program and I can keep it in my PC like package
[19:21] <id10t> deany, if sshd is running on local machine, and you can reach your local machine from the remote machine (on same network, or ports forwarded if behind a NAT, etc) then just scp filename localusername@localiporhostname
[19:21] <Keiffer> id10t - how? I did fsck and still nothing
[19:21] <ActionParsnip> ZioPippo: /dev/sdg1 uses SFS which i'm not familiar with
[19:21] <id10t> Keiffer are you sure it is a fdisk problem?
[19:21] <AE^laptop> ^mNotIntelligent: thx, appreciate it a lot, it's giving me a real headache
[19:21] <deany> id10t, thats the thing, I dont have openssh-server installed on my machine.. I dont really want to, unless I have to
[19:22] <ActionParsnip> ZioPippo: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=1716349#post1716349
[19:22] <id10t> deany, then open a new console/virt term/etc and scp remoteuser@remotehost:/path/to/file .
[19:22] <Keiffer> id10t, I know ity's a hdd problem. from livecd i can access all the partitions
[19:22] <Brian____> i need some help when i try to open the terminal in krusader i get this error  Error executing konsole --workdir %d!
[19:23] <id10t> deany, you can also connect to remotebox via nautilus and have a gui filemanager
[19:23] <id10t> Keiffer, what errors are you getting that it is dropping you to a bare prompt?
[19:23] <arooni> recently installed jaunty.  i was going along my merry way playing music from sound blaster live value card... then all of a sudden audio output stopped and when i ran alsamixer;  "alsamixer: function snd_ctl_open failed for default: No such device".  sound works upon restart, but i'd rather have it working all the time.  ideas?
[19:23] <mcsx31> ActionParsnip: http://tinypic.com/r/2nivhj9/3
[19:23] <eagle_steepdive>  wlan0 not connected even though eth0 is able to get an ip from the router
[19:23] <^mNotIntelligent> AE^laptop,you're sound is not working at all? or the performace is low/volume very low?
[19:23] <RaaG> i've dell vostro 1510, i can not access integrated web came.
[19:24] <^mNotIntelligent> AE^laptop, i think you've no sound at all!
[19:24] <hitman32> hay yooooou  thankx for help    see you next time.. i'm going to play football
[19:24] <AE^laptop> no sound at all it seems
[19:24] <AE^laptop> ^mNotIntelligent, that'd be correct hehe
[19:24] <mcsx31> http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=33lcuqf&s=3
[19:25] <RaaG> i've dell vostro 1510, i can not access integrated web came.
[19:25] <^mNotIntelligent> AE^laptop, okey...have a look here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1202338, just read the thread fully, i hope you can get some idea to fix the prob
[19:25] <ActionParsnip> mcsx31: weird stuff can you click on those to access them?
[19:25] <AE^laptop> ^mNotIntelligent: k, will do, thx for your help, i'll report back if i cant get it to work hehe
[19:26] <Brian____> where can i find the terminal in the file system
[19:26] <tony99> i forgot to ask this before.....should the swap be the second partition or it doesnt matter?
[19:26] <^mNotIntelligent> AE^laptop, sure . no probs :-)
[19:26] <mcsx31> on Gparted yes
[19:26] <matu> hi
[19:26] <matu> i get a bluescreen launching a video on my exernal screen
[19:26] <matu> why does ubuntu is so buggy ?
[19:26] <^mNotIntelligent> tony99, doesnot matter
[19:26] <ActionParsnip> !terminal | Brian____
[19:26] <matu> i have the netbook remix is it a beta version?
[19:27] <ActionParsnip> Brian____: its not in a single place, the launcher will be in /usr/bin but the files it uses will be dotted all over the place
[19:27] <jibadeeha> anyone know of some software (gtk/gnome) that will re-encode mp3's to a lower bit-rate
[19:27] <Sidewinder1> tony99> Don't think position matters for swap
[19:27] <coilette> Can anybody think of the name of a game where you play as AI? im racking my brain looking through packages for it
[19:27] <matu> sure
[19:27] <matu> bye
[19:28] <b3rz3rk3r> jibadeeha, you could try "Sound Converter"
[19:28] <shamm> brb -- rebooting.
[19:28] <Brian____> ActionParsnip: i just need to know so i can setup krusader so when it trys to open a terminal i will know where to look
[19:28] <ActionParsnip> !games | coilette
[19:28] <jibadeeha> thanks b3rz3rk3r
[19:28] <b3rz3rk3r> np
[19:28] <AE^laptop> ^mNotIntelligent: it seems that user has audio working, but with hisses and crackles
[19:28] <AE^laptop> ^mNotIntelligent: and i dont have any audio at all :/
[19:29] <ActionParsnip> Brian____: point it at /usr/bin/gnome-terminal
[19:29] <Brian____> ok thanks
[19:29] <^mNotIntelligent> AE^laptop, oops! lemme check
[19:29] <mcsx31> ActionParsnip: U there?
[19:29] <AE^laptop> thx :)
[19:29] <ActionParsnip> mcsx31: sup
[19:29] <ZioPippo> ActionParsnip: with some distro a can mount ntsf and sfs with no problem.    http://paste.ubuntu.com/265692/
[19:30] <^mNotIntelligent> AE^laptop, but still you can try the steps that might fix the prob as a last option
[19:30] <mcsx31> I had no probs mounting the same partition
[19:30] <iceroot> if i am using ubuntu amd64 with wine are there any difference to the 32bit version of wine? can i still use everything which was working with wine32?
[19:30] <ActionParsnip> ZioPippo: you cant do that. You can only chown the mount point once its mounted. Try this:
[19:30] <^mNotIntelligent> AE^laptop, do you have all the required drivers for nvidia in place?
[19:31] <arooni> i'm trying to add a user to a group and i cant do that via users and groups.  the unlock appears greyed out.. ideas
[19:31] <AE^laptop> not sure, alsamixer finds it at least ^mNotIntelligent
[19:31] <fosser_josh1> i want to develop gtkrc theme can anybody help me inti
[19:31] <^mNotIntelligent> iceroot, pretty such same...you can do almost everything
[19:31] <ActionParsnip> ZioPippo: sudo mkdit /media/sdf1part; sudo mount /dev/sdf2 /media/sdf1part -t ntfs-3g -o rw,user,uid=1000
[19:31] <Brian____> ActionParsnip  i gtet this error when i open a terminal from krusader        Error executing konsole --workdir %d!
[19:31] <mcsx31> ActionParsnip: U still helping me?
[19:32] <iceroot> ^mNotIntelligent: thx
[19:32] <^mNotIntelligent> AE^laptop, anyways...lets c specific solution for your case...lemme google
[19:32] <ActionParsnip> Brian____: are you using kde?
[19:32] <^mNotIntelligent> iceroot, no probs :-)
[19:32] <Brian____> no
[19:32] <iceroot> is every program from amd64 a 64bit program? or are they mostly 32bit which run on a 64bit system?
[19:32] <ActionParsnip> mcsx31: yes, just working a few things as you can see
[19:32] <KB1JWQ> iceroot: Yes.
[19:32] <mcsx31> ok thx
[19:33] <iceroot> KB1JWQ: yes, what?
[19:33] <ActionParsnip> iceroot: the apps will be compiled for 64bit systems so will be fully 64bit
[19:33] <ZioPippo> ActionParsnip: mkdit command not found :D
[19:33] <Carnival> Hey guys, I've got a weird problem I have no clue how to solve...  can anyone help?  I've got a few VMs, using VirtualBox bridged networking for all of them.  one of them works just fine without any configuration, it's a ubuntu desktop distro.  the problem one is ubuntu server which seems to report... "error fetching interface information: Device not found" to ifconfig \all
[19:33] <ActionParsnip> ZioPippo: mkdir, sorry
[19:33] <iceroot> ActionParsnip: thank you
[19:33] <ActionParsnip> mcsx31: ok so can you click the partitions to access them?
[19:34] <mcsx31> yes
[19:34] <Carnival> dmesg | grep eth0 reports: registered as PCnet Fast III, udev renamed eth0 to eth1
[19:34] <ActionParsnip> mcsx31: thats good
[19:34] <AE^laptop> ^mNotIntelligent: thx, appreciate it, i see when i run sudo alsactl store, it says /home/xbmc isnt mine
[19:34] <mcsx31> and I had no prob mounting it before
[19:34] <ActionParsnip> mcsx31: ok so what is the problem again, please
[19:34] <AE^laptop> core-util.c: Home directory /home/xbmc not ours.
[19:34] <fccf> Carnival: I'd point you @ #vbox -- they likely will have a solution for you
[19:35] <Carnival> fccf: thanks, I'll check there too
[19:35] <^mNotIntelligent> AE^laptop, why is that so? i guess using sudo and running at root should logically be same, but still you can try running that as root if thats a case of permission prob
[19:35] <logic_bomb> is ubuntu netbook remix any good?
[19:35] <mcsx31> ActionParsnip:  I meant I can access the info of the partitions on Gparted but I definitly cannot access them Physically.
[19:35] <AE^laptop> k, i will reboot and see it the problem persists with sudo ^mNotIntelligent
[19:36] <logic_bomb> i just got a new netbook that came with XP
[19:36] <logic_bomb> and i dont know if i should switch
[19:36] <ZioPippo> ActionParsnip:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/265695/
[19:36] <^mNotIntelligent> AE^laptop, fine, go ahead
[19:37] <ActionParsnip> ZioPippo: you need: sudo  mkdir /media/sdf1part; sudo mount /dev/sdf2 /media/sdf1part -t ntfs-3g -o rw,user,uid=1000
[19:37] <Keiffer> What if i Copy all the system files from the live cd to my system partition?
[19:38] <ActionParsnip> mcsx31: weird, not sure then man.
[19:38] <logic_bomb> nobody has an opinion on the netbook remix?
[19:38] <logic_bomb> 9.04?
[19:38] <ActionParsnip> logic_bomb: its fine.
[19:38] <mcsx31> a+
[19:38] <hacker> how to get to terminal from livecd please
[19:38] <^mNotIntelligent> Keiffer, why do you want to do that?
[19:38] <libtech> logic_bomb: im running netbook remix, i like it a lot
[19:38] <ActionParsnip> logic_bomb: if you are happy with XP then keep it
[19:38] <ZioPippo> ActionParsnip: i'm root into a terminal session
[19:38] <logic_bomb> is it easy to configure?
[19:38] <fccf> hacker: Applications>Accessories>Terminal
[19:38] <logic_bomb> ive never used a netbook
[19:38] <Walex> hacker: installing from CD is much slower than copying CD to HD and then installing.
[19:38] <^mNotIntelligent> hacker, alt+f2 then gnome-terminal
[19:38] <ActionParsnip> ZioPippo: i see
[19:38] <libtech> logic_bomb: which netbook do you have?
[19:38] <logic_bomb> i just bought mine today
[19:38] <mcsx31> ActionParsnip:  Well I you don't know.  Any ideas?
[19:38] <AE^laptop> ^mNotIntelligent: settings seem to be stored, so not a problem with alsamixer
[19:38] <logic_bomb> i have an acer aspire one
[19:39] <hacker> from licecd?
[19:39] <Sidewinder1> Keiffer> Why would one want to?
[19:39] <hacker> livecd?
[19:39] <b3rz3rk3r> hacker, yes
[19:39] <hacker> ok
[19:39] <^mNotIntelligent> AE^laptop, but no sound yet?
[19:39] <Keiffer> Because I can't acces my Os anymore
[19:39] <AE^laptop> negative on that houston
[19:39] <AE^laptop> @ ^mNotIntelligent
[19:39] <ActionParsnip> mcsx31: if you run nautilus does the partition show under places?
[19:39] <Keiffer> i mean, boot it. i can access the drive from the live cd
[19:39] <^mNotIntelligent> Keiffer, then that will not solve your problem
[19:39] <mcsx31> yeas
[19:39] <ubuntu1> i have an acer aspire 5516 and i cant find a driver for the netcard..:[
[19:39] <libtech> logic_bomb: ok, well i have an asus 1000he, i really didnt have to configure anything after a fresh install of ubuntu netbook remix 9.04
[19:40] <^mNotIntelligent> AE^laptop, ooh still no luck :-(
[19:40] <Sidewinder1> Keiffer> What error message do you get?
[19:40] <eklo> my conky cpu cpu3 usage keeps spiking to 2435645664%
[19:40] <ActionParsnip> ubuntu1: run: sudo lshw -C network | grep product
[19:40] <mcsx31> Action:  Can i send you another screenshot?
[19:40] <libtech> logic_bomb: you can always just run the livecd and see if you like it without making any changes to your computer
[19:40] <ubuntu1> ifconfig 1st?
[19:40] <^mNotIntelligent> logic_bomb, thas the purpose of a LiveCD
[19:41] <Keiffer> Sidewinder1: I get the (initramfs) bash after some hdd problems. I did a fsck on it, fixed the errors and still can't boot it
[19:41] <ActionParsnip> ubuntu1: or lspci     will tell you what chip it uses, you can then websearch from there
[19:41] <stercor1> I've just installed wine/Winamp on Ubuntu.  I can't get it to load up the media library.  Any pointers?
[19:41] <kamil> hey, when I plug in my headphones on my laptop, I get sound from both the headphones and the speakers. How can I mute the speakers?
[19:41] <ActionParsnip> stercor1: have you tried xmms2?
[19:41] <stercor1> acidicbase: Kind of a basic name, no?
[19:41] <^mNotIntelligent> stercor1, i use winamp+win and its working fine so far: on jaunty
[19:41] <Sidewinder1> Keiffer> Why not back up (with live CD) and reinstall?
[19:42] <AE^laptop> ^mNotIntelligent: did u find another solution maybe?
[19:42] <ubuntu1> brb gotta boot the laptop with ubuntu
[19:42] <xfernandez> Hi people, I have a problem with my Dell M1530 laptop. It has some problems. It's slowest that before, some times blocks. When it's for example compiling a java program, if i try to write something the keys become blooooookkkkkkkkeeeeeed like this :P. The temperature is too high. And other things. Do you know some howto o article that can help me with this problems?.
[19:42] <fccf> stercor1: we don't support wine here ... go to #winehq
[19:42] <b3rz3rk3r> stercor1,silly question maybe but have you pointed it the right directory?
[19:42] <ActionParsnip> !xmms | stercor1
[19:42] <^mNotIntelligent> AE^laptop, i'm afraid not...specific to your h/w :-(
[19:42] <nperry> ozzloy:
[19:42] <stercor1> fccf: thanks, I'm outta here.
[19:43] <ActionParsnip> stercor1: those look and smell like winamp
[19:43] <AE^laptop> ^mNotIntelligent: if i give u the chipset of the azalia, will that help?
[19:43] <Keiffer> Sidewinder, because. besided /home I don't know what else to back up. And reinstall would be a pita. all apps again..
[19:43] <jibadeeha> b3rz3rk3r, can't thank you enough for recommending sound converter - does exactly what i want
[19:43] <`Bear> I have ported the case on a few dells and then run a cooler underneath, not all models can be ported.
[19:43] <^mNotIntelligent> stercor1, the best option would be audacious
[19:43] <hacked_kernel> how to install svg icons?
[19:43] <AE^laptop> ^mNotIntelligent: Analog Devices AD1988B
[19:43] <b3rz3rk3r> jibadeeha, np mate, i use it to, so just came to mind. i like it
[19:43] <^mNotIntelligent> AE^laptop, that might help...
[19:44] <`Bear> Always run cooler underneath that blows up
[19:44] <Sidewinder1> Keiffer>Did you try to reinstall GRUB?
[19:44] <SmithX> hi
[19:44] <libtech> running a cooler with your laptop seems like a pita
[19:44] <^mNotIntelligent> !hi | SmithX
[19:44] <SmithX> what advantage does using unetbootin have vs. "liveusb" or "usb-creator" to create a live usb?
[19:44] <`Bear> And look up your model on the net and add case porting to your search for tutorial on your model
[19:44] <SmithX> ubottu: hello again
[19:44] <Keiffer> Sidewinder1, I think that won't help. Ubuntu starts to but but then it brings me to the (initramfs) bash
[19:44] <arooni> so i'm trying to follow this guide and find out that the middle button copy/paste doesnt work (or does the simulated third mose button click by hitting left click and right click at same time).  how do i add support for that?
[19:45] <ubuntu1> ok im back. ubuntu loaded. now what
[19:45] <kamil> hey could someone help me, running ubuntu 9.04 and I could never get the speakers to mute when headphones are plugged in on my laptop
[19:45] <Threetimes> Can dd tell me how far it is in writing a image.
[19:45] <Threetimes> I recall something about a key combination...
[19:46] <hacked_kernel> how to install svg icons?
[19:46] <Sidewinder1> Keiffer> Well, I'm outta ideas; still somewhat of a noob (me that is). If you can't get help here you could always try http://ubuntuforums.org
[19:47] <^mNotIntelligent> AE^laptop, still looking for a good solution but keep this link for later reference: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=205449&page=158
[19:47] <ActionParsnip> !theme | hacked_kernel
[19:47] <Keiffer> Sidewinder1: well, thanks. bu i think i'll go with the reinstall
[19:47] <tyler> Hey guys
[19:47] <tyler> How do I customize my kernel?
[19:47] <tyler> I want to change a few things
[19:47] <ubuntu1> any one have a solution for my ethernet card?
[19:47] <fbianconi> coilette: singularity
[19:47] <Keiffer> any ideas / suggestions on how to make my ubuntu be like it was yesterday?
[19:47] <Vovk> Guest 18459 like what?
[19:48] <hacked_kernel> ActionParsnip, i get the zip file that contains icons but how to install them
[19:48] <ActionParsnip> !kernel | tyler_
[19:48] <b3rz3rk3r> Keiffer, do you make backup images?
[19:48] <logic_bomb> keiffer: backup images
[19:48] <Sidewinder1> Keiffer>Check the forums first; installing all the extra stuff is a pia. Good luck!
[19:48] <ActionParsnip> hacked_kernel: system -> prefs -> apeearence
[19:49] <ZioPippo> ActionParsnip: no more solution? :s
[19:49] <hacker> its like i have a delay in transfer of IM's
[19:49] <ActionParsnip> hacked_kernel: you can then click install and install it (I think)
[19:49] <Keiffer> No backup images but I have access to all the root partition. I only can't boot it
[19:49] <hacker> what do i do?
[19:49] <ActionParsnip> ZioPippo: not sure man, sorry
[19:49] <fccf> Leo: What, What, Did you say something profound>>? My hearing is acting up
[19:49] <trism> Keiffer: why not just backup the drive and then reinstall?
[19:49] <ubuntu1> i have an acer aspire 5516. and my ethernet card isnt werking but my wireless is.
[19:50] <trism> Keiffer: at least, backup your personal files that is
[19:50] <ZioPippo> ActionParsnip: ok thanks
[19:50] <ActionParsnip> ubuntu1: lspci will tell you what the device is, you can websearch how to set it up from there using websearches
[19:51] <ubuntu1> isthat a website?
[19:51] <ActionParsnip> ubuntu1: no, its a terminal command
[19:51] <Vovk> tyler, basically, you CAN rewrite any part of your kernel, it should be in /usr/src .... whether that's a good idea or not... perhaps you only want to load a few modules instead?
[19:51] <kamil> hey could someone help me, running ubuntu 9.04 and I could never get the speakers to mute when headphones are plugged in on my laptop
[19:51] <Vovk> doh, he quit >.
[19:51] <Vovk> >.<
[19:52] <AE^laptop> k ^mNotIntelligent, appreciate your help
[19:52] <ubuntu1> lspci cammand not found
[19:52] <Vovk> sudo lspci
[19:52] <dual> Is there a way to control the screen brightness via the terminal?
[19:52] <ActionParsnip> ubuntu1: its pronounced el-ess-you-ess-bee
[19:52] <ubuntu1> my bas Ldpci
[19:53] <ubuntu1> blah... need glasses
[19:53] <Tired_> Hello
[19:53] <fccf> kamil: in the volume control properties... there is a switch that has to be added to the interface, clueing you in .... it is really simple and if you ask again I'll kick you
[19:53] <Vovk> Tired_, hello
[19:53] <ActionParsnip> Vovk: no need for sudo, it is needed for lshw though (no idea why though)
[19:53] <Tired_> I've been considering switching to Ubuntu from Windows, but I'm concerned about my iPhone.
[19:53] <mneptok> fccf: for the record, we do answer Wine questions in #ubuntu, as long as they relate directly to Ubuntu
[19:53] <ubuntu1> ok so whats all this hub bub
[19:53] <Vovk> ActionParsnip, lshw is in /sbin , which isn't a path for a normal user. i assumed lspci was too ^_^
[19:54] <Tired_> Will iPhones work with Ubuntu, as far as adding music and apps?
[19:54] <Trizicus> When I pop in the Ubuntu 9.10 Alpha 5 disk to test it as LiveCD it brings me to login prompt. What is the login info?
[19:54] <grawity> Tired_: No :(
[19:54] <mneptok> !iphone > Tired_
[19:54] <Tired_> I was thinking of something like VirtualBox with Windows running iTunes in there.
[19:54] <Vovk> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PortableDevices/iPhone
[19:54] <b3rz3rk3r> Tired_, that would be fine
[19:54] <ActionParsnip> Vovk: not on my pc: http://paste.ubuntu.com/265701/
[19:55] <hacker> itunes replacement please?
[19:55] <ActionParsnip> Vovk: run: which lspci
[19:55] <mneptok> grawity: you might want to look at ubottu !iphone factoid
[19:55] <ubuntu1> so where it says ethernet controller is what im looking for?
[19:55] <ActionParsnip> hacker: songbird, amarok, banshee
[19:55] <hacker> thnx
[19:55] <ActionParsnip> ubuntu1: thts the chip it uses
[19:55] <mneptok> hacker: Rhythmbox, GMPC
[19:55] <b3rz3rk3r> hacker, i prefer Banshee, but both Amarok and Rhythmibox are also very good
[19:55] <Vovk> ActionParsnip, i stand corrected
[19:55] <ActionParsnip> Vovk: ;)
[19:55] <Vovk> ActionParsnip, lshw isn't in sbin either... odd
[19:56] <Tired_> Do you expect VirtualBox would work relatively seamlessly in Ubuntu for this kind of use, or would it be clunky?
[19:56] <Trizicus> I'm trying to test the new Ubuntu 9.10 Alpha 5 via LiveCD when it starts to boot up it asks me for login, why is this?
[19:56] <grawity> mneptok: Hmm. But does it allow adding apps too?
[19:56] <grawity> (I don't have an iPhone, just interested)
[19:56] <Vovk> Tired_, depends on your hardware ;)
[19:56] <Brian____> anyone have any sugestion for a new download manager
[19:56] <ActionParsnip> Vovk: it is weird, ive never worked it out
[19:56] <mneptok> grawity: no idea. i wouldn't buy an Apple product if my life depended on it. ;)
[19:56] <ActionParsnip> Brian____: gwget
[19:56] <fccf> mneptok: and as he was running winamp, that's totally unsupported ... he needed to put the media library in wine C:
[19:56] <Tired_> Vovk -> Original Eee PC, 630mHz CPU
[19:56] <ActionParsnip> mneptok: +infinity
[19:56] <grawity> Brian____: if you're using Firefox -- downThemAll
[19:56] <grawity> mneptok: Hey, iPods aren't that bad.
[19:56] <Vovk> ActionParsnip, doesn't lshw poll hardware devices on a kernel level? that would be an explanation for why it needs root.... though why it's not in /usr/sbin or /sbin confuses me
[19:57] <b3rz3rk3r> Tired_, i run a couple of VM's at any time and they are all seamless unless you are trying to do high-end gaming or 3d rendering with them
[19:57] <ubuntu1> attansic technology corp device 1062 (rev c0) <-- thats the chip? so should i google a driver for it or something?
[19:57] <Brian____> is gwget in synaptic and how would i set it as default
[19:57] <mneptok> grawity: yes, and leprosy isn't that bad when compared with terminal cancer.
[19:57] <Trizicus> I'm trying to test the new Ubuntu 9.10 Alpha 5 via LiveCD when it starts to boot up it asks me for login, why is this?
[19:57] <Tired_> grawity ->  that won't let you add apps, but you can do that on device
[19:57] <Vovk> b3rz3rk3r, but look at his specs :( they are quite low
[19:57] <hacker> how to download songbird from terminal
[19:57] <grawity> mneptok: Don't compare apples and diseases.
[19:58] <mneptok> grawity: the Apple "digital lifestyle" *is* a social disease
[19:58] <ActionParsnip> Vovk: better tan half my systems
[19:58] <Trizicus> I'm trying to test the new Ubuntu 9.10 Alpha 5 via LiveCD when it starts to boot up it asks me for login, why is this?
[19:58] <ActionParsnip> !info songbird
[19:58] <ActionParsnip> ubuntu1: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=770173
[19:58] <grawity> mneptok: To me it's just a damned MP3 player, not a lifestyle.
[19:58] <b3rz3rk3r> Tired_, iv just seen your specs, i can point you in the direction a version of windows that would work if you like, but you would need to pm for that.
[19:58] <ActionParsnip> hacker: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Songbird
[19:58] <Trizicus> I'm trying to test the new Ubuntu 9.10 Alpha 5 via LiveCD when it starts to boot up it asks me for login, why is this?
[19:58] <hacker> how to upgrade from jaunty 9.04 to 9.10
[19:59] <ActionParsnip> !karmic | Trizicus
[19:59] <Trizicus> that doesn't help
[19:59] <mneptok> hacker: just try Rhythmbox. it's installed by default, and its only major shortcoming is the XML database format (which iTunes also uses)
[19:59] <AE^laptop> how to upgrade alsa? i downloaded alsa 1.0.21 in .bz2 format
[19:59] <Trizicus> it prompts for login
[19:59] <ActionParsnip> Trizicus: it points you to the correct channel to get support, so yes it really does help
[19:59] <Vovk> ActionParsnip, hehe... not mine ^_^ my point was that with that sort of proc and probably less than 1 gig of ram, running a windows virtual machine will feel a little clunky
[20:00] <ActionParsnip> Trizicus: your release isnt supported here, its supported in #ubuntu+1
[20:00] <fccf> hacker: you can get songbird here https://launchpad.net/~songbird-daily/+archive/ppa
[20:00] <Trizicus> okay
[20:00] <ActionParsnip> Vovk: oh the prcessor with cripple the vm, ram is fine though. none of my systems have more than 1Gb ram
[20:01] <ActionParsnip> Trizicus: thats why that factoid exists
[20:01] <ubuntu1> thats all about the 1026 is it the same as the 1062?
[20:01] <ActionParsnip> ubuntu1: should be ok
[20:02] <glphvgacs> hi, tried in install  ubuntu server on my MacBook Core 2 Duo but it got stock at "Finishing Installation" step with "Runing remove_broken_cdrom" message! Trying to boot into ubuntu now says "Missing Operating System". what's this "Runing remove_broken_cdrom" anyway?
[20:02] <glphvgacs> *tried to install*
[20:02] <fccf> !karmic | hacker
[20:02] <ActionParsnip> glphvgacs: did you md5 test the iso as well as verify the cd oncve burned?
[20:02] <Vovk> ActionParsnip, i suppose it's all about what you use them for, eh? :)
[20:02] <ubuntu1> is there a specific part i should be reading?
[20:03] <^mNotIntelligent> AE^laptop, buddy gotta go....catch u later
[20:03] <AE^laptop> ^mNotIntelligent: speaker-test -c2 -twav -Dopt gives me the following error: "lib pcm.c:2205/snd_pcm_open_noupdate) Unknown PCM opt
[20:03] <AE^laptop> oh, okay
[20:03] <AE^laptop> thx for your help so far
[20:03] <ubuntu_> hola
[20:03] <sandking> hi
[20:03] <^mNotIntelligent> AE^laptop, you're welcome dude !
[20:03] <ActionParsnip> Vovk: totally, one runs gentoo and is a fileserver and transmission, one is a router
[20:03] <glphvgacs> ActionParsnip: I burned it with Disk Utility and it does run a verrifying disk at the end. I assume that would include m5 check
[20:03] <sandking> does anyone here use samsung n310 ?
[20:03] <ActionParsnip> Vovk: all on < 500Mhz CPUs, desktop is newish but still low spec
[20:03] <glphvgacs> ActionParsnip: cd oncve?
[20:03] <Vovk> ActionParsnip, surprisingly enough, i just turned this ubuntu box into a router!
[20:03] <fccf> !anyone | sandking
[20:04] <ActionParsnip> glphvgacs: no, it will only show the calculated hash, this doesnt mean it passed
[20:04] <Vovk> ActionParsnip, O.o
[20:04] <ActionParsnip> Vovk: i dont need an i7 intel to chat and webbrowse
[20:04] <glphvgacs> ActionParsnip: ok how do I do m5 check?
[20:04] <deepak> how to see hidden files in ubunto
[20:04] <ActionParsnip> !md5 | glphvgacs
[20:04] <sandking> what's the problem with my "anyone" question?
[20:04] <glphvgacs> I have openssl installed on my system
[20:05] <grawity> deepak: Open a folder, press Ctrl-H
[20:05] <deepak> how to view hidden files in ubunto
[20:05] <Vovk> ActionParsnip, this is true ^_^ but if you are like me and play games / compile programs then 500 doesn't cut the mustard
[20:05] <glphvgacs> ubottu: thnx
[20:05] <ForestBear> hey anyone know any good new linux games?
[20:05] <ActionParsnip> Vovk: exactly, tool for the job
[20:05] <Vovk> ActionParsnip, ^_^
[20:06] <ActionParsnip> ForestBear: penumbra, urbanterror
[20:06] <deepak> how to view hidden files in ubunto
[20:06] <Vovk> ForestBear, played world of goo yet? :D that game is like crack
[20:06] <deepak> how to view hidden files in ubunto
[20:06] <Zta> deepak, ctrl+h
[20:06] <erUSUL> deepak: in terminal or nautilus?
[20:06] <Vovk> deepak, ubuntu.
[20:06] <ActionParsnip> Vovk: my 1.6Ghz plays games ok but its not something i do a lot of so im not blowing money on high end stuff
[20:06] <nostalgicBadger> Hey guys
[20:06] <Zta> deepak, ..in nautilus.   ls -a in terminal/shell
[20:06] <ActionParsnip> ForestBear: penumbra isnt free but the demo is great
[20:06] <Vovk> >_< the name is written all over EVERYTHING spelling it shouldn't be an issue
[20:06] <bro> how can i toggle from game to destop, like the "super" button in win?
[20:07] <ForestBear> vovk: yeh I played the flash demo, it didn't impress me
[20:07] <Zta> deepak, success=
[20:07] <Zta> ?
[20:07] <ForestBear> ActionParsnip: ok i'll look it up
[20:07] <fccf> sandking: ask real questions get real answers ... asking if someone has expierence with a particular hw config is pretty much useless here ... asking about spacific problems with things usually gets better answers
[20:07] <Vovk> ForestBear, hmm... a good oldie that many miss is Neverwinter Nights
[20:07] <deepak> erUSUL,in terminal ?
[20:07] <nostalgicBadger> could i get a software recommendation please?
[20:07] <erUSUL> deepak: ls -a
[20:07] <Vovk> ForestBear, also, the best game in the world is obviously nethack (nethack-console)
[20:07] <ActionParsnip> Vovk: thats the last game i played properly
[20:08] <ActionParsnip> Vovk: then i stopped gaming
[20:08] <uwgor> hello all
[20:08] <Vovk> ForestBear, have you tried Warsow? it's a pretty awesome 3d cell shaded twitch shooter
[20:08] <spitzi> Hi. Can I tell if my harddisk is connected via PATA (EIDE) or SATA from within buntu, without opening the chassis ?
[20:08] <ForestBear> vovk: crawl is more of my thing xD
[20:08] <fccf> bro: Ctrl-Alt-LeftArrowKey works to switch between desktops with game running on desk 1
[20:08] <Vovk> ActionParsnip, hehe... as long as you've played it ^_^
[20:08] <sandking> fccf:k, got it. i wondered if there are some issues with ubuntu on n310 since i'm trying to decide between this and asus 1005h
[20:08] <ForestBear> vovk: yeah but it seems the line between pros and noobs is distinct
[20:08] <nostalgicBadger> we've got our sound system in our apartment hooked up to my roommate's Apple Powerbook, and I want to be able to stream music to it from my UNR box. Any thoughts on the best solution?
[20:08] <Vovk> ForestBear, how about Saurbraten?
[20:09] <Zta> deepak, Read what's written to you.  I think you've gotten all the answeres by now.
[20:09] <Vovk> ForestBear, shooter based on the Cube 2 engine. very pretty
[20:09] <deepak> erUSUL,and pls tell me in nautilus also
[20:09] <ForestBear> Vovk: i have all thsoe installed xD
[20:09] <ActionParsnip> spitzi: sudo lshw -C disk
[20:09] <fccf> sandking: google is your friend... alot of that hardware is already tested and people have made reports as such
[20:09] <ForestBear> vovk: I prefer Nexuiz tho
[20:09] <ActionParsnip> spitzi: may tell you
[20:09] <erUSUL> deepak: crtl + h
[20:09] <Brian____> what is tix  it looks like some kinda widget app but i dontknow
[20:09] <Vovk> ForestBear, Nexiuz is nice
[20:09] <Vovk> ForestBear, alien arena didn't impress me
[20:09] <ActionParsnip> ForestBear: alien arena?
[20:10] <ForestBear> Tried alien arena, it's... strange
[20:10] <ForestBear> not very balanced to say the least
[20:10] <Vovk> ActionParsnip, First Person Shooter / Real time strategy. think of a toned down Team Fortress with aliens
[20:10] <ActionParsnip> ForestBear: frets on fire :D
[20:10] <Vovk> ForestBear, not at all
[20:10] <Vovk> ForestBear, YES FRETS ON FIRE! wooo!
[20:10] <ForestBear> lol
[20:10] <spitzi> ActionParsnip - thanks. The description is "ATA disk". Guess it's not SATA but PATA then.
[20:10] <ForestBear> ok i'll look that up
[20:10] <Vovk> ForestBear, install it from their website tho
[20:10] <ActionParsnip> i love frets, i have millions of songs :)
[20:10] <Vovk> ForestBear, repos version is a bit borked up
[20:10] <ForestBear> kk
[20:10] <Vovk> ActionParsnip, i thought you didn
[20:10] <glphvgacs> ActionParsnip: ubottu: can I get away with gpg?
[20:11] <ActionParsnip> Vovk: its good for partys
[20:11] <Vovk> ActionParsnip, I thought you didn't play games? ;)
[20:11] <tony99> im doing ubuntu manuel install what should my mount point be....for the main + for the swap partitions
[20:11] <glphvgacs> with[out]
[20:11] <ForestBear> well im gunna go gaming now
[20:11] <grawity> tony99: root will always be /
[20:11] <ForestBear> cya later n thanks :D
[20:11] <Vovk> ActionParsnip, especially if you can get a proprietary xbox controller to work with it :P
[20:11] <grawity> tony99: And swap never has a mount point.
[20:11] <ActionParsnip> Vovk: its not like Diablo2 or anything where you need to work up levels etc
[20:11] <tony99> o
[20:11] <logic_bomb> im eating actual SHARK FIN right now, WHERE IS YOUR GOD NOW?
[20:11] <Vovk> tony99, main partition is always /
[20:11] <fccf> spitzi: that could be either serial ATA or Paralell ATA ... the latter being IDE
[20:11] <Vovk> ActionParsnip, diablo II actually works flawlessly in wine :D
[20:11] <ActionParsnip> Vovk: you can get a cheap usb adapter that will pair with xbox controllers or use the usb ps3 controller
[20:12] <spitzi> fccf - ah, I see. Then I'll paste the info and let someone who knows have a look.
[20:12] <Vovk> ActionParsnip, i've found the problem is getting any sort of response from pressing a button :P though i was using my friends old crappy controller
[20:12] <fccf> spitzi: please pastebin your results ... I;ll look
[20:12] <TheEvilOne> hey anyone know of an app that will play swf files?
[20:12] <Vovk> TheEvilOne, firefox? :D
[20:13] <ActionParsnip> TheEvilOne: swfdec-gnome
[20:13] <Vovk> TheEvilOne, do what he says! :D
[20:13] <ActionParsnip> !info swdec-gnome
[20:13] <Vovk> nvm
[20:13] <Vovk> he's a filthy liar
[20:13] <ActionParsnip> !info swfdec-gnome
[20:13] <Vovk> nvm
[20:13] <Vovk> i'm a filthy liar
[20:13] <TheEvilOne> ???
[20:13] <fbianconi> nostalgicBadger: what is an UNR box? I'd use rythmbox with daap plugin if available
[20:13] <spitzi> fccf: http://www.pastebin.cz/22560
[20:13] <ActionParsnip> TheEvilOne: vlc may play it, not sure though
[20:13] <Vovk> i'll test that
[20:14] <TheEvilOne> Vlc trys but it crashes and video is unstable as hell
[20:14] <ubuntu1> so i found the drivers i need but i dont really understand how to install them. im totally a noob im wikkid sorry
[20:14] <fccf> spitzi: that is a SATA drive
[20:14] <nostalgicBadger> fbianconi - ubuntu netbook remix. rhythmbox with daap?
[20:14] <Vovk> Vlc doesnt
[20:14] <spitzi> fccf - thanks, how could you tell ?
[20:14] <Vovk> :(
[20:14] <TheEvilOne> what is swfdec-gnome/ is it in repos?  is it a plugin or?
[20:14] <fccf> spitzi: see scsi
[20:14] <tony99> swap is primary right
[20:14] <lb_> !pae | lb_
[20:14] <Vovk> !anything
[20:15] <ActionParsnip> spitzi: http://www.directron.com/wd1600js.html
[20:15] <logic_bomb> im eating actual SHARK FIN right now, WHERE IS YOUR GOD NOW?
[20:15] <pace_t_zulu> hey guys... where are kernel modules located?
[20:15] <Flannel> logic_bomb: Is there something we can help you with today?
[20:15] <fccf> lb_:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Physical_Address_Extension
[20:15] <Gnea> pace_t_zulu: usually in /lib/modules/
[20:15] <lb_> oh, thanks!
[20:15] <pace_t_zulu> Gnea: ty
[20:15] <ActionParsnip> !ot | logic_bomb
[20:16] <lb_> fccf: I installed my ubuntu into a virtual machine...hope, I can make it work
[20:16] <Vovk> !windows
[20:16] <Vovk> that's surprising
[20:16] <Flannel> Vovk: Is there something we can help you with today?
[20:16] <fccf> lb_: I have ubuntu in a virtual machine, runs great ... even better with vbox guest additions
[20:17] <Vovk> Flannel, Actually, i was just sitting here, bored, waiting for someone to ask a question that I know something about ^_^
[20:17] <pace_t_zulu> fccf you using open-vm-tools?
[20:17] <spitzi> fccf, ActionParsnip - so if I open up the chassis, I should see the HD connected to this type of cable: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serial_ATA ?
[20:17] <pace_t_zulu> fccf i am having issues with time sync
[20:17] <Vovk> Flannel, I will be more quiet now :)
[20:17] <ActionParsnip> spitzi: indeed
[20:17] <lanzelloth> help, I just installed network-manager but I can't put it on the gnome-panel
[20:17] <Flannel> Vovk: Alright, sounds good.  If you'd like to explore the factoids, you're welcome to do so in a query :)
[20:17] <ubuntu1> how can i run a .rar?
[20:17] <lb_> fccf: Actually, that kind of error never happened to me before
[20:17] <ActionParsnip> !rar | ubuntu1
[20:17] <spitzi> Could you also briefly explain what's the relationship/difference between SCSI and SATA, and why SCSI doesn't go with PATA ?
[20:17] <fccf> spitzi: yep, or something similar
[20:17] <TheEvilOne> ActionParsnip: were can i get that app you mentioned? and is it a plugin or a standalone
[20:18] <Vovk> lanzelloth, it should go to the panel when you start it
[20:18] <fccf> pace_t_zulu: virtualbox not vmware
[20:18] <ActionParsnip> TheEvilOne: its i the repos
[20:18] <pace_t_zulu> fccf: ty
[20:18] <lanzelloth> Vovk, how do I start it?
[20:18] <eagle_steepdive> not able to get an ip for my wlan0
[20:18] <eagle_steepdive> ?
[20:18] <TheEvilOne> thanks
[20:18] <ActionParsnip> spitzi: its a different technology, and offtopic here
[20:18] <ubuntu1> wow i really didnt understand that
[20:18] <hahahan> /etc/init.d/network-manager start
[20:18] <logic_bomb> lol
[20:18] <Aivaraz> How to extract .rar archive made of multiple parts? Ubuntu default archiver doesn't recognize it as a valid file.
[20:18] <tyler> Hello, I'm trying to install this http://wiki.fragaholics.de/index.php/EN:Linux_Kernel_Optimization
[20:19] <Vovk> lanzelloth, hold on, trying to find the exact name
[20:19] <fccf> lb_: I am using virtualbox for my host on a win 7 machine ... Hardy installed beautifully and runs nicely on 1/2 gig ram
[20:19] <ActionParsnip> ubuntu1: sudo apt-get install rar unrar
[20:19] <spitzi> Ok, thanks all.
[20:19] <Guest36272> patch: **** Can't rename file /tmp/poeyGLrd to arch/arm/kernel/process.c : Permission denied
[20:19] <trism> Aivaraz: archive manager can do multi-part archives, but they need to be named correctly
[20:19] <Guest36272> I have no idea whats wrong.
[20:19] <ActionParsnip> ubuntu1: its in the factoid ubottu gav, she is there so we dont have to repeat ourselves
[20:19] <Vovk> lanzelloth, it SHOULD be sudo NetworkManager
[20:19] <lanzelloth> hahahan, 'no such directory' but I have network-manager-gnome installed
[20:19] <Aivaraz> trism, ok somth wrong with the archive then, thx
[20:20] <fccf> tyler: what you are doing is not supported by the ubuntu community, and this is not the place to ask
[20:20] <ActionParsnip> Guest36272: do you have write access to the file?
[20:20] <Brian____> i installed emerald and changed it to emerald in compiz but the themes arent changing
[20:20] <Guest36272> Action: im using sudo.
[20:20] <fccf> tyler: that is for game servers, you know that right?
[20:21] <Guest36272> fccf: Yes.
[20:21] <Vovk> lanzelloth, do a "sudo find /usr/sbin/ -iname network" and tell me what comes up :D
[20:21] <ActionParsnip> Guest36272: doesnt matter, if the file is marked as not writable then it wont
[20:21] <pace_t_zulu> i am having trouble locating a kernel module... how would i go about searching for it? (vmsync)
[20:21] <Vovk> nvm, that command was incomplete
[20:21] <trism> Aivaraz: you may need to install rar/unrar too, I'm not sure archive manager recognizes rars by default
[20:21] <Guest36272> Action: What do I do then?. I tried chmod 777 on the .tar.gz
[20:21] <Guest36272> for the patch
[20:21] <ActionParsnip> Vovk: you could use: sudo find /usr/sbin/ -iname network | pastebinit
[20:21] <Guest36272> nothing.
[20:21] <Vovk> lanzelloth, do a "sudo find /usr/sbin/ -iname *network*" and tell me what comes up :D
[20:22] <ActionParsnip> Guest36NEVER use 777 on ANYTHING
[20:22] <Vovk> ActionParsnip, what an excellent idea
[20:22] <lanzelloth> Vovk, /usr/sbin/NetworkManager
[20:22] <mutou> Is anybody in?
[20:22] <Vovk> lanzelloth, so... it's installed
[20:22] <mutou> My ubuntu is void
[20:23] <fccf> mutou: anybody? as in the 1421 in the room? or someone special
[20:23] <lanzelloth> Vovk, yea but...
[20:23] <Vovk> lanzelloth, you got "no such directory"?
[20:23] <ActionParsnip> Guest36272: dont use 777 EVER, its massively unsecure, you may need to chmod a+w the file
[20:23] <Trijntje> !details | mutou
[20:23] <Vovk> lanzelloth, what exactly are you typing?
[20:23] <lanzelloth> Vovk, sudo NetworkManager doesn't do anything
[20:23] <Guest36272> ActionParsnip: Is there some way to edit the kernel then?. Just the settings.
[20:23] <Guest36272> ActionParsnip: without recompiling
[20:23] <ActionParsnip> !kernel | Guest36272
[20:23] <lanzelloth> Vovk, /etc/init.d/network-manager doesn't exist there's /etc/init.d/networking tho
[20:23] <Vovk> lanzelloth, are you getting any error message?
[20:23] <Guest36272> Action: I read that.
[20:24] <Vovk> lanzelloth, yeah, the network manager daemon doesn't run from /etc/init.d
[20:24] <trism> Guest36272: what are you trying to change in the kernel?
[20:24] <lb_> fccf: I have 4GB (32bit CPU). I found a setting that could make it work, will try that now. http://forums.virtualbox.org/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=20861 <-- and it's booting. :) By the way, I am running an Ubuntu VM on Win7, too and Virtualbox was very uncooperative at the installation. (Would not work until I manually disabled all my network devices.)
[20:24] <ActionParsnip> Guest36272: i would read up on kernel compiles
[20:24] <lanzelloth> Vovk, from    Sudo NetworkManager   no
[20:24] <Vovk> lanzelloth, here's a question. which desktop environment have you got running
[20:24] <Guest36272> trism: Disable dynamic ticks and a few other things
[20:24] <ubuntu1> this is imposible..
[20:24] <lanzelloth> Vovk, ubuntu 9.04
[20:24] <trism> Guest36272: yeah you'll need to recompile a kernel for that
[20:24] <mutou> snd-hda-intel model=3stack
[20:24] <Vovk> lanzelloth, gnome? kde? xfce?
[20:25] <Guest36272> trism: is there a simple way to do this for ubuntu..?
[20:25] <Vovk> probably gnome
[20:25] <fccf> lb_: what version of ubuntu?
[20:25] <lanzelloth> Vovk, oh right, gnome
[20:25] <mutou> I know this will work, but where i should add it
[20:25] <ActionParsnip> Guest36272: is there not a kernel boot option for it?
[20:25] <lb_> fccf: jaunty server for VMs
[20:25] <trism> Guest36272: I almost never build a kernel anymore, but I find it significantly easier to just grab a vanilla kernel from kernel.org instead of doing it the ubuntu way
[20:25] <bastid_raZor> mutou: /etc/modules
[20:25] <Vovk> lanzelloth, so. you don't see the network manager applet at all?
[20:25] <lanzelloth> Vovk, no
[20:25] <Vovk> lanzelloth, and i'm guessing this is a fresh install, right?
[20:25] <Guest36272> trism: The issue is, I'm trying to follow this guide: http://wiki.fragaholics.de/index.php/EN:Linux_Kernel_Optimization
[20:25] <Zta> I'm following this step by step.  Can someone please explain to be exactly WHERE my sources are downloaded?   A realtive path like debian/config/i386/ simply isn't good enough.  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Kernel/Compile
[20:26] <Guest36272> Trism: and this happens to me: patch: **** Can't rename file /tmp/poeyGLrd to arch/arm/kernel/process.c : Permission denied
[20:26] <lanzelloth> Vovk, no, I switched to wicd a while back and now I want to switch back
[20:26] <ubuntu1> so i found the drivers for the net card. i put them on a usb. put the usb into the laptop with ubuntu. what do i do with the files?
[20:26] <Vovk> lanzelloth, aah...
[20:26] <Vovk> lanzelloth, any idea what you did to get rid of gnome-network-manager?
[20:26] <ActionParsnip> ubuntu1: you need to extract the file and read the readme
[20:27] <eklo> how would I install adobe reader to firefox in ubuntu 9.04 x64
[20:27] <fccf> lb_: I am actually running a Hardy Desktop, and anything as a server I would run Hardy, unless there is a feature in Jaunty that is required Hardy would be a better choice, even then I would modify Hardy to make work, as opposed to using something as un-tested as Jaunty
[20:27] <trism> Guest36272: you're probably building the kernel source in a place you don't have permissions, I usually build it in my home directory
[20:27] <lanzelloth> Vovk, when I installed wicd  apt-get removed it
[20:27] <mutou> I didn't work
[20:27] <trism> Guest36272: and then copy the kernel bzImage to /boot when I'm ready to use it
[20:27] <ubuntu1> how do i extract it?
[20:27] <Guest36272> Trism: Ah, thank you.
[20:27] <Vovk> lanzelloth, i just found something. try "nm-applet"
[20:27] <Guest36272> Trism: Didn't realize that..
[20:28] <fccf> lb_: did you know that there are free vm's available for Jaunty?
[20:28] <mutou> I did it before, but i just foget
[20:28] <colp_> Good evening.
[20:28] <Guest36272> Trism: Thank you
[20:28] <lanzelloth> Vovk, :D hey that worked
[20:28] <Guest36272> Trism: I'll try now
[20:28] <Vovk> lanzelloth, google is the best! :D
[20:28] <trism> Guest36272: no problem, good luck
[20:28] <ActionParsnip> eklo: its in the medibyntu repo
[20:28] <ActionParsnip> !medibuntu | eklo
[20:28] <lanzelloth> Vovk, it disappears when I close the terminal tho
[20:28] <lb_> fccf: I've run into "appliances". there might be one or two with jaunty amongst these, I guess
[20:29] <Vovk> lanzelloth, if it's not starting on boot, make yourself a bash script with that one line in it, name it S99nm-applet and throw it into /etc/rc3.d (chmod it executable)
[20:29] <Vovk> ooh
[20:29] <Vovk> srry
[20:29] <Vovk> lanzelloth, nm-applet&
[20:29] <ubuntu1> ok i am reading the read me. but what do i do with the rar?
[20:30] <ActionParsnip> eklo: or: cd ~/; wget http://ardownload.adobe.com/pub/adobe/reader/unix/9.x/9.1.2/enu/AdbeRdr9.1.2-1_i486linux_enu.bin; chmod +x AdbeRdr9.1.2-1_i486linux_enu.bin; ./AdbeRdr9.1.2-1_i486linux_enu.bin
[20:30] <fccf> lb_: you obviously want to build your own "appliance" "toaster" "microwave" "automatic-shoe-shiner" whatever?
[20:30] <qq99> hey, I have a question, and would be indebted to you if you could help: one machine, fresh install, DHCP, all network interfaces work correctly... old machine, copied the /etc/network/interfaces (should also DHCP), EXACTLY the same hardware, but can't connect to internet
[20:30] <lanzelloth> Vovk, roger that
[20:30] <colp_> 好无聊。
[20:30] <fccf> lb_: you might get some better answers in #vbox as they support virtualbox there
[20:30] <qq99> so it's an linux/ubuntu problem, not a hardware issue
[20:30] <bizkit_> wee
[20:30] <fccf> !jp | colp_
[20:30] <lb_> thanks for the suggestion.
[20:30] <Vovk> qq99 probably not the same hardware >.<
[20:31] <lb_> !zh | Colp_
[20:31] <lanzelloth> Vovk, it's just that wicd can't turn on/off my wireless card (laptop)
[20:31] <qq99> they are, same settings in vbox :P
[20:31] <Vovk> lanzelloth, ok
[20:31] <qq99> so I know thatm my old machine has some incorrect network config somewhere
[20:31] <ubuntu1> all the "commands" im supposed to make are done in the terminal window right?
[20:31] <lanzelloth> Vovk, is there a way to do that from the terminal?
[20:31] <Vovk> qq99 err, can you get it working statically?
[20:31] <lanzelloth> ubuntu1, yea
[20:31] <qq99> nope, it used to be defined statically
[20:31] <Pirate_Hunter> I have just installed a new hard disk which was formated on a different comp, mounted it and everything except I ahvet got permission to right to it using chown root:[user] doesn't change anything, how can I go about gaining permission?
[20:32] <ActionParsnip> ubuntu1: yes
[20:32] <lb_> fccf: Thanks for the suggestion. I hope, that the virtual machine won't be an issue anymore of course :)
[20:32] <qq99> ifconfig only shows "lo"
[20:32] <simplexio> Pirate_Hunter: ntfs ?
[20:32] <Vovk> lanzelloth, i have no clue :( my laptop's got a keyboard button which automagically works with ubuntu ^_^
[20:32] <eklo> ActionParsnip: do I have to use the bin, or can I use the deb
[20:32] <lanzelloth> Pirate_Hunter, it's all set during the initial mounting
[20:32] <qq99> and if I do ifconfig \all, I get "all: error fetching interface information: Device not found"
[20:32] <grawity> eklo: Ubuntu is Debian-based, so the .deb should work...
[20:32] <ActionParsnip> eklo: use either
[20:33] <eklo> with the deb, it would have to be forced
[20:33] <simplexio> Pirate_Hunter: if its ntfs/fat  then you need to set permission on mount time..
[20:33] <lanzelloth> Vovk, oh ok, mine does too but sometimes it doesn't work (??)
[20:33] <Vovk> qq99 first off, set your /etc/network/interfaces back to what it was before (i hope you made backups)
[20:33] <qq99> I just commented out the old settings
[20:33] <Vovk> lanzelloth, i just rememeberd
[20:33] <Vovk> lanzelloth, ifdown <name of your card>
[20:33] <Vovk> lanzelloth, so for wlan0
[20:33] <Vovk> lanzelloth, ifdown wlan0
[20:34] <Vovk> lanzelloth, to bring it back, use ifup
[20:34] <Pirate_Hunter> simplexio, lanzelloth: no ive done the mount options myself manually though fstab that works however still no permission even with the suer option in fstab and it is ext3
[20:34] <ubuntu1> how do i extract the .rar file
[20:34] <vede> I need help getting Java to work with Firefox. And... just getting Java.
[20:34] <lanzelloth> Pirate_Hunter, pysdm is a gui manager for automounting devices on startup (it modifies fstab, so make a backup)
[20:34] <ActionParsnip> ubuntu1: rar x <file>
[20:34] <fccf> qq99: get away from the /all thing it is ifconfig -a
[20:34] <Vovk> vede, sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
 being the location?
[20:34] <ActionParsnip> ubuntu1: <file> being the file to extract
[20:34] <defrysk>  /path/to/file
[20:35] <Pirate_Hunter> lanzelloth: sorry cli only no gui
[20:35] <vede> "Couldn't find package ubuntu-restricted-extras.
[20:35] <vede> "
[20:35] <lb_> !medibuntu | vede
[20:35] <simplexio> Pirate_Hunter: if its ext3 then it should just work... mount /dev/.... /point -o rw
[20:36] <ubuntu1> it says the archive type is not supported
[20:36] <ActionParsnip> !info ubuntu-restricted-extras
[20:36] <lanzelloth> Vovk, ok cool, will try that
[20:36] <Vovk> vede, make sure you have all the canonical repos open. go to software sources and make sure that they're all checked. Alternatively, go to the add remove list and move the "canonical maintained applications" button to "All available applications"
[20:36] <fccf> ubuntu1: you need to install unrar
[20:36] <Vovk> vede, then try again
[20:36] <qq99> ah ok, it does show eth1 when I do ifconfig -a
[20:36] <ActionParsnip> vede: make sure you have multiverse repos enabled in synaptic
[20:36] <qq99> but no internet connection
[20:37] <lanzelloth> Pirate_Hunter, the defaults option has read and write
[20:37] <Vovk> qq99, do you know the ip addy of your gateway? (probably 192.168.0.1)
[20:37] <danbhfive> vede: sudo apt-get install sun-java6-plugin
[20:37] <lanzelloth> Pirate_Hunter, i'm not familiar with suer will read man mount
[20:37] <ActionParsnip> vede: ubuntu-restricted-extras installs java too
[20:37] <Sidewinder1> !rar | ubuntu1
[20:38] <Vovk> vede, and a whole bunch of other useful things
[20:38] <qq99> Vovk, 192.168.1.1
[20:38] <danbhfive> ActionParsnip: I don't think it does anymore, at least on jaunty
[20:39] <vede> Ah, yeah, add/remove applications seems to be working.
[20:39] <Vovk> qq99, ifconfig eth1 192.168.1.XXX (where the XXX is any 3 digit number you choose)
[20:40] <Vovk> qq99, srry sudo ifconfig eth1 192.168.1.XXX (where the XXX is any 3 digit number you choose)
[20:40] <Vovk> qq99, then sudo route add default gw 192.168.1.1
[20:40] <raeldenk> hi everyone
[20:40] <Vovk> qq99 i just wanna see if you have ANY internet at all :D
[20:40] <Pirate_Hunter> simplexio: im trying to get fstab to mount it ithe options relatime,user,auto,noexex,rw the options user and rw should give me right permission
[20:40] <Vovk> qq99 then we can play with dhcp
[20:41] <ubuntu1> can i run the fill through winrar then put it on the flash back to the laptop?
[20:41] <qq99> ok that definitely worked
[20:41] <raeldenk> can you tell me please exactly how to disable acpi ?! thank you
[20:41] <qq99> I can now ping google
[20:41] <Vovk> qq99 woot. so something is fishy with dhcp
[20:41] <simplexio> Pirate_Hunter: that should be working
[20:41] <myxo> hey guys. does Ubuntu have any kind of command for encoding .srt subtitle files into the video they are designed for? i want to play the .avi on my ps3 but it cannot read .srt files.
[20:41] <qq99> but why doesn't it set-up correctly on start-up?  my other working box stays at eth1, according to dmesg | grep eth it gets renamed to eth1 on the nonworking box
[20:41] <vede> Will add/remove applications also auto-install the plugins and such for me?
[20:41] <rashed2020> How do I get what version of an app is installed? (installed using apt-get)
[20:42] <Vovk> qq99, i really can't help you with that other than point you towards dhcp3d
[20:42] <Vovk> !dhcp3d
[20:42] <simplexio> Pirate_Hunter: isnt noexex = noexec ?
[20:42] <Vovk> bah
[20:42] <Vovk> !dhcp3
[20:42] <Vovk> !dhcp3
[20:42] <bastid_raZor> rashed2020: apt-cache policy packagename
[20:42] <qq99> maybe a router setting? I had set up static leases
[20:42] <Vovk> qq99, hmm... that might be it.
[20:43] <simplexio> Pirate_Hunter: could be that 'user' causes it to mount on mounting user rights..
[20:43] <Vovk> qq99,  but is everything else getting a dynamic addy?
[20:43] <qq99> yeah
[20:43] <Vovk> qq99, peculiar... well. I'm sorry, i can't help anymore :(
[20:43] <qq99> I noticed that I have a new MAC, so I updated that in the router static leasing
[20:43] <hmmwhat> maybe someone can help me here, I got a computer that I need to set up, prob is no one knows the login/passwd, so i can get in, ive loooked on the net on how to crack it, but it keeps asking me for a root maintenance password
[20:43] <qq99> we'll see if that helps
[20:43] <simplexio> Pirate_Hunter: usually when working with real linux fs, i just use 'relatime' option and i add partition to fstab.
[20:44] <fccf> hmmwhat: desktop?
[20:44] <raeldenk> can you tell me please exactly how to disable the acpi ?!
[20:44] <Vovk> hmmwhat, if you've got physical access you can just pop in a live CD and format it
[20:44] <grawity> hmmwhat: There are two ways, changing the root password with a LiveCD, and changing it with init=/bin/sh
[20:44] <simplexio> hmmwhat: grub, edit startup options and add single there
[20:44] <Vovk> hmmwhat, OR
[20:44] <grawity> simplexio: The recovery mode already goes to 'single'
[20:45] <Vovk> hmmwhat, use a live cd to get /etc/shadow . then rainbow table the thing :P
[20:45] <Pirate_Hunter> simplexio: yean noexec hmmm i got no relatime even if i remove the rest and try chown root:[user] it still doesn't change anything when i check with ls -l
[20:45] <grawity> simplexio: And that one asks for root password if one is set.
[20:45] <qq99> thanks Vovk, it must be some kind of init script improperly set
[20:45] <hacker> how to delete duplicate files in ubuntu
[20:45] <Vovk> qq99, np. i hope you get it solved!
[20:45] <Vovk> hacker, like what?
[20:45] <hacker> music
[20:45] <Blackpc> hy
[20:45] <simplexio> grawity: good to know. so "allways" working way is add init=/bin/sh to boot line ?
[20:46] <grawity> simplexio: Yes, as long as the root partition is not encrypted.
[20:46] <Vovk> hacker, aah... the problem there is that the names won't be exactly the same
[20:46] <grawity> simplexio: The LiveCD way should work too.
[20:46] <grawity> hmmwhat: Does the PC have some important data you need to copy? Or could you just reinstall the entire OS?
[20:46] <hacker> so wat do i do?
[20:46] <Vovk> hacker, you could write a python script to run through and get the name of every file and add it to an array, and if the name is already in the array delete it...
[20:46] <Vovk> hacker, BUT
[20:47] <hacker> i cnt do them 1-by-1 coz they're too much
[20:47] <fccf> grawity: I think he needs to reset the bios password .. battery removal
[20:47] <Vovk> hacker, what i do is just delete dupes when i find them, otherwise i don't worry too much
[20:47] <ubuntu_> hi guys
[20:47] <raptorjesus> hello
[20:47] <ubuntu_> please, i cant see my hd..
[20:47] <grawity> fccf: He mentioned a "maintenance password" -- and this is what sulogin asks, in Recovery/singleuser mode.
[20:47] <ubuntu_> and so, i cant install ubuntu
[20:47] <hacker> but can u write me a python script for that?
[20:47] <raptorjesus> I need help adding another Device to my Xorg.Conf
[20:47] <ubuntu_> the only ubuntu version that booted here was 6.06
[20:48] <Vovk> hacker, probably, it would take me a little while :)
[20:48] <Sammm> Anyone here willing to help a noob?
[20:48] <simplexio> grawity: liveCD ? chroot into existing system and manually editing passwd? or ?. i have used 'single' boot option once
[20:48] <hacker> like how long?
[20:48] <Vovk> hacker, actually... thanks for the project. i'll work on it now ;)
[20:48] <coz_> Sammm,   well first tell us the problem :)
[20:48] <coz_> Sammm,  everyone is willing to help  if they can
[20:48] <grawity> simplexio: Not necessarily chroot; just mount the HD and edit /mnt/etc/shadow or whatever :)
[20:48] <ubuntu_> if anyone can help me, plz pm me
[20:48] <fccf> grawity: it is also what many bios's will ask for
[20:48] <basix> hi everybody. i'm running ubuntu 9.04 with all the updates. I'm using intel 4965AGN wifi adapter. I've been having trouble connecting to the wireless. Network Manager applet just doesn't connect or it disconnects after a while if at all it connects. I dont see this issue usually when there are few access points available. But in areas where there are a lot of wireless networks I experience this problem. I think its related to this bug in the intel iwlagn d
[20:48] <basix> river: http://bugzilla.intellinuxwireless.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1885 But I dont know if 9.04 incorporates this fix. I have already tried installing linux-backports-modules-jaunty package and it doesn't help. I'm running 2.6.28-15 kernel, Please HELP ME! This is a blocker for me.
[20:48] <lanzelloth> Vovk, hacker, I think using a finished app is a better solution
[20:49] <hmmwhat> when i tell it boot to shell, it asks for a maintenance password,  ive tried editing kernel with some commands i found on the net
[20:49] <lanzelloth> Vovk, hacker and the filenames are usually similar but not the same
[20:49] <grawity> fccf: That might be... but the "Give root password for maintenance" message is more familiar.
[20:49] <hacker> can i send you a pm with my email ad so u can send it wen u done?
[20:49] <grawity> hmmwhat: Does the PC have some important data you need to copy? Or could you just reinstall the entire OS?
[20:49] <raptorjesus> I need help adding another Device to my Xorg.Conf, at the moment I have my PCI-E card in my xorg.conf as my primary display and i want to use my Onboard VGA as a secondary display, they are both geforce and both recognized by the 180 driver but I think i have to manually add my onboard into xorg since i dont see it in there and i cant use NVIDIA X server settings to detect the display i have hooked up to it
[20:49] <Vovk> lanzelloth, yeah i know ;) but it does make a fun project
[20:49] <logophobia> hi, policykit won't accept my password, so now I can't change my settings anymore, is there any way to reset the password or reset policykit?
[20:49] <russ> Hello, can someone help me with a wireless network configuration issue? It was working fine, not sure what I did to break it. The "Network Connection:eth1" icon in the system tray shows a status of "disconnected"
[20:49] <grawity> logophobia: It's asking for your login password; try changing that.
[20:50] <Vovk> hacker, to be honest, what i'm doing will only find exact dupes. you will really need to find another way
[20:50] <sanguisdex> so I am one of those people who has an "older" ati video card so I am stuck at 8.10  and I was wondering if people here think it would be a good idea to compile my own 2,6,31 kernel because of the ati redeon support?
[20:50]  * grawity thinks hacker is a really good example on how a person can be totally different from the nick he uses.
[20:50] <logophobia> grawity: I use the same password to login, but that password doesn't work for policykit
[20:50] <Vovk> hacker, FOR INSTANCE the music player exaile can delete songs if you tell it to. so if you find them in your playlists you can select them to delete
[20:50] <fiber> hello.... i was doing an scp transfer of a folder with a BUNCH of data in it (~150GB) and the connection cut midway... is there any way I can resume the transfer without restarting everything? something like a `cp -u` parameter?
[20:50] <raptorjesus> I need help adding another Device to my Xorg.Conf, at the moment I have my PCI-E card in my xorg.conf as my primary display and i want to use my Onboard VGA as a secondary display, they are both geforce and both recognized by the 180 driver but I think i have to manually add my onboard into xorg since i dont see it in there and i cant use NVIDIA X server settings to detect the display i have hooked up to it
[20:50] <Jan500> hi..i need some help to create a bash-script...
[20:50] <Jan500> i have to move many folders... the folder-stuctur is /home/user_xyz/profile
[20:50] <Jan500> now i have to move the profile folder to /home/profiles/user_xyz  (user_xyz is a placeholder for many user-accounts)
[20:50] <Jan500> it would be perfect if the folder can move depends on the group-membership of this user (example: user_xyz is in group abc so his whole home-dir moves to /home/abc/user_xyz and profile to /home/abc/profiles/user_xyz)
[20:50] <Vovk> hacker, that would make finding them easier since they would be grouped by artist
[20:50] <hacker> grawity> that was cold
[20:50] <FloodBot1> Jan500: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:51] <b3rz3rk3r> grawity, BURN !!!!!!!!
[20:51] <b3rz3rk3r> :p
[20:51] <Sidewinder1> !repeat | raptorjesus>
[20:51] <promet> I have, lately, been having crazy slow DNS translation, I have been trying to configure various DNS servers via Network Manager, but no love. does the "prepend-domain-name-servers" line in "/etc/dhcp3/dhclient.conf" supersede Network Manager and /etc/resolv.conf settings?
[20:51] <Sammm> Well, i installed ubuntu without a password and when i try to install the updates it asks for a password and even when i press ok on the password nothing still installs. so i got to system then users and groups i set up a password then it then asks me for a password to authenticate the password
[20:51] <simplexio> fiber: not that i know using only scp (but with little scrip yes), try use rsync instead
[20:51] <raptorjesus> well im pretty somebody here knows how to assist me
[20:51] <raptorjesus> pretty sure*
[20:51] <grawity> fiber: You could use sshfs to mount it as a local system, and then use cp -u or whatever.
[20:52] <Vovk> raptorjesus, you realize ubottu is a bot right? ;) you can't talk to him
[20:52] <fiber> simplexio: does rsync use ssh to tunnel the data through?
[20:52] <coz_> Sammm,   go to  system/administration/users and groups
[20:52] <Sammm> so im wondering, how do i reset my password
[20:52] <raptorjesus> vovk thanks...
[20:52] <raptorjesus> lol
[20:52] <fiber> grawity: hrm, that is an idea
[20:52] <simplexio> fiber: rsync -avz -e ssh remoteuser@remotehost:/remote/dir /this/dir/   google gives me that line
[20:52] <grawity> fiber: yes, rsync usually goes over SSH.
[20:52] <raptorjesus> I need help adding another Device to my Xorg.Conf
[20:52] <coz_> Sammm,   click on your user name and go to Properties
[20:52] <Sidewinder1> raptorjesus> If no one answers in a few moments, you could always try http://ubuntuforums.org
[20:52] <raptorjesus> I need help adding another Device to my Xorg.Conf, at the moment I have my PCI-E card in my xorg.conf as my primary display and i want to use my Onboard VGA as a secondary display, they are both geforce and both recognized by the 180 driver but I think i have to manually add my onboard into xorg since i dont see it in there and i cant use NVIDIA X server settings to detect the display i have hooked up to it
[20:52] <lanzelloth> hacker, http://sourceforge.net/projects/mp3-duplicates/ looks good
[20:52] <fiber> simon__: grawity: awesome, thanks for your help guys.... I'll first try rsync then sshfs if that doesn't work!
[20:52] <coz_> Sammm,   or  open a terminal   sudo passwd    I believe
[20:52] <Vovk> raptorjesus, dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[20:53] <Pirate_Hunter> simplexio: aparently if I do chown root:[user] I get permission denied while chown [user]:root will allow me to create directories, why would that be?
[20:53] <promet> raptorjesus, is your onboard video enaled in your BIOS settings?
[20:53] <raptorjesus> Vovk: what is dpkg-reconfigure?
[20:53] <raptorjesus> promet i will go check right now
[20:53] <basix> hi everybody. i'm running ubuntu 9.04 with all the updates. I'm using intel 4965AGN wifi adapter. I've been having trouble connecting to the wireless. Network Manager applet just doesn't connect or it disconnects after a while if at all it connects. I dont see this issue usually when there are few access points available. But in areas where there are a lot of wireless networks I experience this problem. I think its related to this bug in the intel iwlagn d
 river: http://bugzilla.intellinuxwireless.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1885 But I dont know if 9.04 incorporates this fix. I have already tried installing linux-backports-modules-jaunty package and it doesn't help. I'm running 2.6.28-15 kernel, Please HELP ME! This is a blocker for me.
[20:53] <Vovk> raptorjesus, auto-magic configuration tool
[20:53] <raeldenk> no one for how to disable the ACPI ?! :(
[20:53] <grawity> Pirate_Hunter: The first one sets owner to 'root' and group to [user].
[20:53] <raptorjesus> last i checked i had dual display enabled
[20:53] <raptorjesus> in BIOS
[20:53] <grawity> Pirate_Hunter: And a normal user cannot change owners.
[20:53] <raptorjesus> brb
[20:54] <sebsebseb> hi
[20:54] <simplexio> basix: you could try install custom kernel and hope that bug is fixed in it.. lastest vanilla is 2.6.30.5
[20:54] <Vovk> Pirate_Hunter, depends on how you have the file chmodded. first one is user, second is group. if your file is chmodded 755 then group wouldn't be able to write
[20:54] <rgbargee> help im a newbie - i go to a dcc i recieve a rar file with a plain txt doc inside i just want to open it :( tried to extract it unrar it just when i extract its empty i dont understand what im doing
[20:54] <Sammm> i just found a another way to do whta i want now
[20:54] <Sammm> thanks anyway
[20:55] <promet> raptor jesus you might also try "sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg" which tries to auto-adjust your xserver settings for current config
[20:55] <basix> simplexio, is there no way to get this patch from elsewhere without resorting to compiling my own kernel?
[20:55] <Sidewinder1> 1rar | rgbargee>
[20:55] <promet> You might want to Googlize that command a little and read the manpage first though
[20:55] <Vovk> rgbargee, what are you extracting?
[20:55] <shadowhywind> does anyone know of a way to run a script when the computer mutes/unmutes
[20:55] <Sidewinder1> !rar | rgbargee>
[20:56] <qq99> Vovk, it turned out to be a rule in /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rule
[20:56] <Vovk> qq99, tricky ;P
[20:56] <qq99> that was renaming my eth0
[20:56] <Pirate_Hunter> grawity, Vovk: oh I see so even if user stays as group it may not have authority hmmm really need to elarn to work with chmod chown seems to be lacking
[20:56] <rgbargee> its a .rar file from a dcc server containing a plain text doc
[20:56] <Vovk> Pirate_Hunter, chmod and chown are deceptively simple
[20:56] <Jan500> basix: i have the same adapter and it works fine here :D
[20:56] <simplexio> rgbargee: unrar x file.rar
[20:56] <Jan500> also 9.04
[20:56] <basix> Jan500, how many access points do you have there?
[20:57] <Vovk> Pirate_Hunter, 4 = read 2 = write 1 = execute. when you chmod, the first octet is the user, second is the group and third is everyone else
[20:57] <Jan500> atm one but there was also days >20
[20:57] <Vovk> Pirate_Hunter, you add up the numbers to get permissions, so 750 means owner gets read/write/execute, group members get read/execute/ and everyone else can't do anything
[20:58] <Pirate_Hunter> Vovk so it would be soemthing like chmod 421 root:user /media/etc?
[20:58] <Vovk> Pirate_Hunter, just remember when you chmod a folder, in order to "open" a folder you must be able to "execute" it
[20:58] <rgbargee> simplexio - wont accept the ( in the file
[20:58] <Vovk> Pirate_Hunter, also, you gotta be able to read in order to execute i think ;)
[20:58] <grawity> Vovk: yep
[20:58] <Vovk> Pirate_Hunter, it would be more like 755
[20:59] <Vovk> Pirate_Hunter, or if you don't want to worry about permissions AT ALL, 777
[20:59] <Vovk> Pirate_Hunter, that's dangerous tho >.<
[21:00] <Flannel> Vovk, Pirate_Hunter: use +X for setting directory execution stuff
[21:00] <Vovk> Flannel, you can also do that... for some reason, i like knowing the exact numbers... tho yeah, using +X will make sure you don
[21:00] <Vovk> 't fubar anything
[21:00] <Vovk> >.< that was supposed to be aimed at Pirate_Hunter
[21:01] <simplexio> rgbargee: unrar x 'file().rar' could work too , i usually just do unrar x *.rar
[21:02] <Vovk> Pirate_Hunter, so your entire command would be chown root:<whatever group> /file/path && chmod 750 /file/path
[21:02] <Pirate_Hunter> Vovk, Flannel, grawity: I am going to have to revise chmod again the only time I looked at it was when I moved into linux. This time things should go smoother
[21:02] <badboy_> Guys I have a big problem. I was updateing ubuntu, and for some reasons, the pc rebooted. Now I can't log in as it freezes. Is there a safe mode to repair?
[21:02] <Vovk> !chmod | Pirate_Hunter
[21:02] <Vovk> !chown | Pirate_Hunter
[21:02] <simplexio> badboy_: yep. hit esc when "GRUB" come to screen and select repair mode
[21:02] <Sidewinder1> badboy_>Have you tried to boot to Live CD?
[21:02] <Vovk> LAWL there's nothing for chown
[21:03] <rgbargee> syntax error unexpected token
[21:03] <Pirate_Hunter> Vovk: thanks will look at it
[21:03] <badboy_> Thanks chaps
[21:03] <Sidewinder1> badboy_> simplexio's idea is better
[21:04] <Vovk> Does changing the name of a file change it's checksum?
[21:04] <badboy_> cheers
[21:04] <Vovk> its checksum*
[21:04] <trism> Vovk: it shouldn't
[21:04] <fbianconi> Vovk: no
[21:04] <Vovk> cool
[21:04] <lanzelloth> badboy_, is it displaying garbage on the top of the screen when you boot ubuntu?
[21:04] <Vovk> thx
[21:05] <russ> Hello can someone help me with a wireless configuration problem?
[21:05] <badboy_> no
[21:05] <fbianconi> !ask | russ
[21:05] <badboy_> pressing esc , I do not get repair menu
[21:06] <badboy_> Ok I recovery menu
[21:06] <russ> fbianconi my wireless interface was working and I'm not sure what I did to stop it, but the "Network Connection: eth1" icon in the system tray shows it as disconnected
[21:07] <Zuk1> all right. i can't get my pidgin buddy list to open now...
[21:07] <rgbargee> i tried typin this  in the terminal ---      unrar x vps.2009-09-04(1830).rar   but i got the reply bash: syntax error near unexpected token `(' obviously it didnt open what should i do next
[21:08] <Sidewinder1> russ>Did you try rebooting your wireless router, then rebooting ubuntu?
[21:08] <Spike1506> rgbargee, you cant use (
[21:08] <trism> rgbargee: quote it first
[21:08] <Spike1506> rgbargee, use \'s in front of ( and )
[21:08] <russ> I rebooted ubuntu several times, and the wireless router is working because other computers in the local net are connecting through it
[21:08] <simplexio> rgbargee: you need to quote it
[21:09] <Zuk1> how do i open the pidgin buddy list?
[21:09] <trism> russ: is the interface listed in iwconfig?
[21:09] <simplexio> rgbargee: unrar x vps.2009-09-05\(1830\).rar
[21:09] <Sidewinder1> russ>hmmm...by me, sorry
[21:09] <vede> Um... Okay.
[21:10] <badboy_> Guys, even recovery mode repair broken package did not work :(, shall I used the Live CD to try to repair?
[21:10] <mdg> hello!
[21:10] <rixtr66> how do i shut down pulse audio?
[21:10] <russ> trism yet, it also correscly lists the essid
[21:10] <lanzelloth> badboy_, what's your video card?
[21:10] <russ> trism yes, it also correctly lists the essid
[21:10] <badboy_> Nvidia GTX 260
[21:10] <trism> russ: perhaps it is just not correctly configured?
[21:10] <trism> russ: might try reconfiguring it in the network manager
[21:10] <ubuntu_> hey guys
[21:11] <ubuntu_> anyone can help my hd detection issue?
[21:11] <Sidewinder1> !hi | mdg
[21:11] <badboy_> It has Nividia 2 GTX 260 graphic cards
[21:11] <mdg> Brian___: Are you the autokey Brian___ ?  If so, what did you decide to do
[21:11] <rgbargee> i tried typin this  in the terminal ---      unrar x vps.2009-09-04\'s(1830\'s).rar   but i got the same reply bash: syntax error near unexpected token `('
[21:12] <badboy_> It was working perfectly fine, while updating ubuntu the Pc rebooted?
[21:12] <lanzelloth> russ, also the network manager applet is annoying, sometimes when you have to change the settings of a connection profile it keeps ignoring the changes when connecting and/or make another connection profile with the same name
[21:12] <c`mon> ola buenas
[21:13] <lanzelloth> !hi | ubottu
[21:13] <bastid_raZor> rgbargee: use tab completion.. unrar x vps <-- hit tab  after typing the s
[21:13] <lanzelloth> i had to try that
[21:13] <rixtr66> hi all!
[21:13] <vede> How do I "exit the X server"?
[21:13] <zkoss> you were missing a backslash xd
[21:13] <russ> trism i am currently connected via wired coneection, but when I booted without the ethernet cable plugged in, the "wireless" icon kept circling continuously (i.e. it was trying to connect) and it kept repeatedly asking me for the network key, which I kept giving it to no effect
[21:13] <trism> rgbargee: or just quote it, unrar x "vps.2009-09-04's(1830's).rar"
[21:13] <zkoss> but with tab-completiiotn you'll do fine
[21:14] <c`mon> q?
[21:14] <vede> I'm trying to install video drivers, but it says I have to exit the X server to install it.
[21:14] <raeldenk> vede, Ctrl+Alt + bkspace
[21:14] <lanzelloth> russ, did you change the network encryption key/settings recently?
[21:14] <zkoss> vede ctrl+alt+1 - login and then /etc/init.d/gdm stop as root
[21:14] <trism> russ: I have no end of problems with the network manager, so not really sure what to say, I configure my card directly in /etc/network/interfaces
[21:15] <vede> zkoss, I have no idea what that means.
[21:15] <teehee> anybody know of any good video to dvd converters other then avidemux2 and devede
[21:15] <vede> Wait, I think I might get it...
[21:16] <lanzelloth> russ, or wicd is a good alternative
[21:16] <trism> russ: you can try to connect manually before you set anything up using iwconfig if you use no encryption or the useless wep or use wpa_supplicant to connect using wpa encryption
[21:16] <aj_444> how do I install this: http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php/glassy+panels?content=62389
[21:16] <rgbargee> tried tab completion unrar ran but failed doh!
[21:16] <bastid_raZor> rgbargee: rename the file.. mv vps<- hit tab there.. so mv vpsTAB vps.rar
[21:16] <zkoss> vede: press and hold the keys ctrl+alt+f1, then login as root and type /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[21:17] <bastid_raZor> zkoss: login as normal user then use sudo.. root login is a bad idea
[21:17] <bastid_raZor> vede: ^^
[21:17] <Dr_Willis> aj_444:  read/do what it says under 'install' ? its just a collection of images to use as your background setting in your panel
[21:18] <isi> does somebody know if there's something like gpu scaling in fglrx?
[21:18] <Pirate_Hunter> can anyone tell me if by default when installing rtorrent from the repo does it enable xmlrpc?
[21:18] <russ> lanzelloth, trism I have found the network manager unreliable and was unwilling to change it. But I just tried manually setting it up and it showed a "check" in the box so I guess that worked ... but the "Network Connection" icon still says no connection
[21:19] <zkoss> vede: press and hold the keys ctrl+alt+f1, then type "sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop" ^^
[21:19] <lanzelloth> russ, that checkmark besides 'enable wireless' simply means the wireless card is turned on
[21:19] <rgbargee> bastid_razor says target is not a directory
[21:20] <Wall975> is there anyone that can help?
[21:20] <bastid_raZor> rgbargee: pastebin ls -al of the current directory you are in.
[21:20] <bastid_raZor> !pastebin | rgbargee
[21:20] <Wall975> hello
[21:21] <rakesh> how i can use yahoo messenger
[21:21] <aigy> !ask | Wall975
[21:21] <russ> lanzelloth, trism I guess I will have to reboot to figure out if it worked
[21:22] <bastid_raZor> rakesh: use pidgin for !Y ?
[21:22] <durt> !pidgin > rakesh
[21:22] <trism> russ: good luck
[21:22] <PReDiToR> I've just installed Ubuntu and have no sound. The module is loaded but aplay says there is no card. Any help please?
[21:23] <russ> lanzelloth, trism but here is an underlying question for you ... how do you tell the machine to refresh your dhcp lease without rebooting? (the equivalent of "ipconfig/renew" in windows)?
[21:23] <aigy> PReDiToR-> try speaker-test   thats about to the extent i know about sound
[21:23] <eklo> I've installed adobe reader to ubuntu 9.04 x64, but it won't start
[21:24] <russ> lanzelloth, trism I was trying to find a way to do that and typed the command "ifdown eth1 --force" and I think that is what broke it
[21:24] <lanzelloth> russ, I thought it depends on the router, and I thought yours isn't a network problem
[21:25] <lanzelloth> russ, oh, did you try ifup eth1 ?
[21:25] <trism> russ: you could add -v to that to see what it's doing, then do an ifup to bring it back
[21:25] <lanzelloth> russ, i've never used ifup/ifdown so you might wanna read up on the man pages
[21:25] <Linux> hi.. can I install and run KDE on ubuntu 9.04 ?
[21:25] <russ> lanzelloth, yes I did, but no luck - the interface shows no ip address assigned
[21:25] <alechiko> any people here with ps3/linux experience?
[21:25] <Linux> s
[21:25] <trism> russ: ifup/ifdown is really for when you configured with /etc/network/interfaces though
[21:25] <rgbargee> pk i pasted it -- i think? @ http://paste.ubuntu.com/265749/
[21:26] <trism> russ: network manager kind of side-steps that stuff, which causes me problems so I don't use it
[21:26] <bastid_raZor> Linux: install kubuntu-desktop then at the login choose KDE as your session. login
[21:26] <n8tuser> russ-> you have good cables?
[21:26] <russ> lanzelloth, trism according to the manpage "ifdown eth1" is just shorthand for "ifconfig eth1 down"
[21:27] <Linux> bastid_raZor, and I need to choose KDE everytime I restart my computer ?
[21:27] <worm> how do i know which wifi driver is used please ?
[21:27] <bastid_raZor> Linux: you have the option in there to choose KDE as default and it will do it everytime for you.
[21:27] <russ> trism so what does it need to say in /etc/network/interfaces"?
[21:27] <trism> russ: man interfaces
[21:27] <Linux> ok, I will try. thanks :)
[21:27] <bastid_raZor> rgbargee: okay type mv vadiTAB vadi.rar
[21:28] <trism> russ: that'll give you all the details on how to configure your card with it
[21:28] <ubuntu1> im having issues installing some drivers. for my net card and im REALLY confused/.
[21:28] <Jan500> lp
[21:28] <lanzelloth> russ, it's just that the network-manager gui is problematic sometimes
[21:28] <russ> lanzelloth, trism ok guys thanks for the help, I am going to reboot this puppy now and see what happens
[21:28] <mdg> ubuntu1: what kind of card?
[21:28] <n8tuser> ubuntu1-> which nic card? what seems the problem?
[21:28] <bastid_raZor> rgbargee: and use ls instead of dir...
[21:29] <bastid_raZor> rgbargee: once you do this pastebin the output of ls -al
[21:29] <rgbargee> what is ls ?
[21:29] <thatsit> hello all
[21:29] <Linux> bastid_raZor, I have autologin at startup, where I can set all that u said ? :-\
[21:30] <simplexio> rgbargee: list files, does same as dir in win
[21:30] <rapt0rjezuz> ok
[21:30] <bastid_raZor> Linux: login window.. System>Admin>Login Window
[21:30] <rapt0rjezuz> i can now see both displays
[21:30] <Linux> ok bastid_raZor, thanks very much. :)
[21:31] <bastid_raZor> Linux: good luck and enjoy Kubuntu
[21:31] <Linux> thanks bastid_raZor :)
[21:31] <rgbargee> i now have a new rar folder
[21:32] <bastid_raZor> rgbargee: folder?
[21:32] <tyler> /sbin/installkernel: 60: cannot create /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.26.8-rt16: Permission denied
[21:32] <EDinNY> owen1 looks like flash.  works here
[21:32] <tyler> .... did I just waste all that time for nothing>
[21:32] <bastid_raZor> rgbargee: will you pastebin the output of ls -al
[21:32] <simplexio> tyler: sudo
[21:32] <Guest96851> So I just wasted all that time for nothing..?
[21:32] <Lyra> Hello, I was wondering if anyone could advise me on an issue I'm having. I'm trying to figure out how to manually set the cpu fan to circumvent the overheating issue with laptops in jaunty. Can anyone help me out? I'm not sure what all information I need to post.
[21:32] <rgbargee> is at http://paste.ubuntu.com/265753/
[21:32] <EDinNY> try sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[21:33] <bastid_raZor> rgbargee: cd vadi.rar
[21:33] <bastid_raZor> rgbargee: please do a ls -al  .. the -al is important.
[21:33] <Nicky__> does ex3 have a mft
[21:33] <lanzelloth> how do I remount everything in fstab?
[21:34] <Dr_Willis> lanzelloth:  sudo mount -a
[21:34] <bastid_raZor> lanzelloth: sudo mount -a
[21:34] <ErikaSw> I have now got python runnng and compiling emesene right.Now, how to edit emesene GUI ?
[21:34] <lanzelloth> roger roger
[21:34] <tyler_> Sorry back
[21:34] <tyler_> anyway I did sudo, and its still saying cannot move
[21:34] <jiohdi>  I have my settings for left handed mouse... but when it starts it is acting right handed.... I have to manually change it to right and then back to left for it to work, what up with that?
[21:34] <tyler_> /sbin/installkernel: 60: cannot create /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.26.8-rt16: Permission denied
[21:34] <tyler_> So im not sure what to do now..
[21:35] <n8tuser> jiohdi-> where did you set it to make it left handed style?
[21:35] <jiohdi> system> settings> mouse
[21:35] <tyler_> http://wiki.fragaholics.de/index.php/EN:Linux_Kernel_Optimization
[21:35] <tyler_> Im at the make && maake install modules_install
[21:35] <tyler_> but its erroring and giving me these errors
[21:35] <rgbargee> says not a directory is at http://paste.ubuntu.com/265756/
[21:35] <tyler_> sh /home/tyler/lolkernel/linux-2.6.26.8/arch/x86/boot/install.sh 2.6.26.8-rt16 arch/x86/boot/bzImage System.map "/boot"
[21:36] <Lyra> Dos anybody know anything about the issue with laptops overheating in Jaunty?
[21:36] <tyler_> /sbin/installkernel: 60: cannot create /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.26.8-rt16: Permission denied
[21:36] <Lyra> Does*
[21:36] <tyler_> "Install error 2"
[21:36] <n8tuser> jiohdi-> you may have to insert the xmodmap command in your .bashrc or .xsession,
[21:36] <alechiko> any people here with ps3/linux experience?
[21:36] <simplexio> tyler_: use sudo sh install.sh
[21:36] <tyler_> simplex: there is no install.sh..?
[21:36] <bastid_raZor> rgbargee: becuase it is NOT a directory. now unrar the new vadi.rar file.
[21:36] <simplexio> tyler_: /home/tyler/lolkernel/linux-2.6.26.8/arch/x86/boot/install.sh
[21:36] <tyler_> Simplexio: no install.sh.
[21:36] <jiohdi> n8tuser, one more time in english :) I dont know about that stuff, that is why  I use ubuntu ;)
[21:37] <Nicky__> does ex3 have a mft
[21:37] <n8tuser> jiohdi-> man xmodmap
[21:37] <tyler_> Simplex:  *** Missing file:
[21:37] <tyler_>  *** You need to run "make" before "make install".
[21:37] <simplexio> Nicky__: not familiar with mft, i know what mbr means, but what mft
[21:37] <tyler_> Simplexio: And I did this already.
[21:37] <lucarg> hey guys! how do i delete syslinux from a pendrive?
[21:37] <trism> tyler_: I usually just copy the kernel, sudo cp arch/x86/boot/bzImage /boot/bzImage-2.6.28.8-custom, same with System.map and then edit grub to use the kernel
[21:38] <tyler_> Trism: Hey! Nice to see you here again
[21:38] <Dr_Willis> lucarg:  remove the ldsys.??? file i think from the pendrive
[21:38] <tyler_> Trism: I'm supposed to copy over the vmlinux correct?
[21:38] <simplexio> tyler_: better way to compile new kernel is google kernel ubuntu way, select first link.. it show howto make .deb from new kernel, then install it by dpkg -i file.deb
[21:38] <rgbargee> failed is at http://paste.ubuntu.com/265758/
[21:38] <lucarg> Dr_Willis: ive format it but cant delete syslinux
[21:38] <trism> tyler_: I wouldn't overwrite a working kernel
[21:39] <Pirate_Hunter> am I able to run apache & php on an old compaq presario 5410 with around or less than 128mb runing a minimal install of ubuntu?
[21:39] <tyler_> Trism: I customized the kernel, so I probably have to. But I haven't really done this before either..
[21:39] <alexidoia> hi there is there a package for jack2 ?
[21:39] <simplexio> Pirate_Hunter: yes..
[21:39] <trism> tyler_: you don't have to, just create a new entry in grub
[21:39] <jiohdi> n8, that manual is about keyboard mapping, I saw word zero about left handed mice
[21:39] <Lyra> I've already looked up all the documentations and workarounds and the one that looks to be the best at the moment is to set the fan to a constant speed instead of letting it work automatically, but none of the methods I've found for doing that seem to be applicable to my particular setup.
[21:39] <Nicky__> simplexio, master file table
[21:39] <trism> tyler_: copy the current entry but replace the kernel with the new kernel you want to boot
[21:39] <jiohdi> n8tuser: sorry, see above
[21:39] <Dr_Willis> lucarg:  Hmmm.. see what files are on the thing still.. syslinux is just like 2 files on the  flash drives that ive seen.
[21:40] <n8tuser> jiohdi-> what?
[21:40] <lucarg> dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sdX bs=512 count=1 this is what i was looking for thanks
[21:40] <jiohdi> n8tuser:  that manual is about keyboard mapping, I saw word zero about left handed mice
[21:40] <Pirate_Hunter> simplexio: oh ok will i am guessin that it will be slow still
[21:40] <Dr_Willis> lucarg:  thats a little extreme.. but if it works. :)
[21:40] <tyler_> Trism: the issue is there is no bzimage in the boot directory.
[21:41] <tyler_> Trism: My bad, no directory
[21:41] <trism> tyler_: did you make yet?
[21:41] <tyler_> Trism: But the image is there
[21:41] <simplexio> Pirate_Hunter: yep.. but clean ubuntu-server install should be fine
[21:41] <tyler_> Trism: I did make && install modules_install
[21:41] <Nicky__> struggling to find a any info on it
[21:41] <fbianconi> Nicky__ no it uses inodes
[21:41] <simplexio> Pirate_Hunter: you may wanna decrease those apache threads etc.. to get it working faster
[21:41] <n8tuser> jiohdi-> it will too, you may have to look for the pointer parameter
[21:42] <simplexio> Nicky__: did you lost somefiles ?
[21:42] <trism> tyler_: well if you're copying the kernel image by hand, you don't want to do install, just make and make modules_install
[21:42] <n8tuser> jiohdi-> something like xmodmap -e "pointer = 3 2 1 5 4"  3-button mouse
[21:42] <tyler_> trism: Right, and im following the guide. I want to do it exactly as it says since this is the first time I've done this
[21:43] <tyler_> trism: but it errors out with error 2
[21:43] <Lyra> Does anyone know how to manually set the cpu fan speed in Jaunty?
[21:43] <tyler_> trism: sh /home/tyler/lolkernel/linux-2.6.26.8/arch/x86/boot/install.sh 2.6.26.8-rt16 arch/x86/boot/bzImage System.map "/boot"
[21:43] <tyler_> /sbin/installkernel: 60: cannot create /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.26.8-rt16: Permission denied
[21:43] <tyler_> make[1]: *** [install] Error 2
[21:43] <tyler_> make: *** [install] Error 2
[21:43] <FloodBot1> tyler_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:43] <simplexio> tyler_: you could do sudo su - and then do it again
[21:43] <Dr_Willis> Lyra:  it can depend on the exact motherboard and/or chipset in use.
[21:43] <Nicky__> No i was wiping files but i was not to sure if there file names were still floating ty fbianconi  :)
[21:43] <jlilly> I've just changed my /etc/resolv.conf to use a different nameserver. How can I make this change active? Does it just work? or does a service need to be restarted?
[21:43] <Dr_Willis> Lyra:  some of my laptops have special tools for just that task.
[21:44] <Lyra> Ah
[21:44] <trism> tyler_: the permission error means you aren't doing it as root
[21:44] <aj_444> Is there a way to make windows transparent in GNOME?
[21:44] <Linux> Hi, I installed Kubuntu , all worked just fine, but the second hDD, as /dev/sdb1 is gone, I can't find him :| How can I mount it again ?
[21:44] <simplexio> tyler_: thats because that script call sh which is program without superuser rights, you can try 'sudo su - ' and then make install
[21:44] <Dr_Willis> aj_444:  when using compiz with gnome - yes.
[21:44] <tyler_> Trying that now
[21:44] <Lyra> I'm using a Turion x2 64
[21:44] <Linux> it was in /media/All , just 1 partition.
[21:44] <Pirate_Hunter> simplexio: ok will do once i discover the apache threads you are talking about
[21:44] <Gawker> how can i write a batch that will run cupple of commands whan i press it?
[21:44] <trism> tyler_: but I wouldn't recommend overwriting a working kernel, because if you messed up on the configuration, you have a nice unbootable system
[21:44] <aj_444> Dr_Willis: is compiz something I'd need to download?
[21:44] <bred_rj> soso
[21:45] <Dr_Willis> Gawker:  make a simple script - see the advanced bash scripting guide.. then make a icon/launcher for that script
[21:45] <fccf> !bash
[21:45] <Dr_Willis> aj_444:  its installed by default
[21:45] <Dr_Willis> !ccsm | aj_444
[21:45] <simplexio> Pirate_Hunter: "threads" i have like 10 apache process on my computer on default install. one apache process serves one connection
[21:45] <Dr_Willis> aj_444:  the 'ccsm' tool allows more tweaking of the effects
[21:45] <Gawker> !bash
[21:46] <Linux> Hi, I installed Kubuntu , all worked just fine, but the second hDD, as /dev/sdb1 is gone, I can't find him :| How can I mount it again ? It was in /media/All, as 1 partition :|
[21:46] <simplexio> Pirate_Hunter: so if you run small dev www or something you can try decrease those to 2-5, offcourse you can try those other www-servers
[21:46] <Gawker> thanks... i'll sit on this alittle
[21:46] <Lyra> Dr_Willis, is there somewhere I can go to look up documentation on how to do it with my particular processor? Its an AMD Turion X2 64.
[21:47] <Nicky__> ty fbianconi that really helped.
[21:47] <rgbargee> bastid_raZor, failed is at http://paste.ubuntu.com/265758/
[21:47] <aj_444> Dr_Willis: so ccsm is something extra I'd need to download?
[21:47] <adam> hi
[21:47] <Dr_Willis> Lyra:  its not the processor thats the critucal thing.. the Motherboard/chipset is the imporntant thing. Check google for linux and your specific laptop/motheobard is where id start.
[21:47] <fbianconi> Nicky__ you're welcome
[21:47] <Dr_Willis> aj_444:  the bot sayd it was 'optional' so Yes.. its not included  by default
[21:48] <Dr_Willis> !ccsm
[21:48] <simplexio> Nicky__: well if you want to be sure that noone cant read data from disk use dd if=/dev/random of=/dev/disk
[21:48] <Dr_Willis> !info compizconfig-settings-manager
[21:48] <Dr_Willis> oh wait its 'extra' not optional. :)
[21:48] <Dr_Willis> whatever that means.....
[21:48] <jiohdi> n8tuser: I found there are two ways to set the mouse... and if one is left the other has to be right for it to work as left... it weird
[21:48] <rapt0rjezuz> if i set my onboard VGA as my main display in BIOS i can see my PCI-E card and the display hooked up to it but i cant figure out how to enable it using NVIDIA XSERVER SETTINGS
[21:49] <adam> how wake up beryl 3d?  how install it and where is .deb installer?
[21:49] <cmp> ok i want to remove GoogleEarthLinux.bin from my system by (SUDO ) command - and when i do , it tells me ( E: couldnt find the package ) .
[21:49] <jiohdi> n8tuser: if I set them both to left, they act like right
[21:49] <rapt0rjezuz> if i set my onboard VGA as my main display in BIOS i can see my PCI-E card and the display hooked up to it but i cant figure out how to enable it using NVIDIA XSERVER SETTINGS but if i set my PCI-E as my main i cant see the display hooked up to my Onboard VGA
[21:49] <coz_> adam   there is no more beryl
[21:49] <simplexio> Nicky__: or if you still have some data on disk which you want to keep change of to of==/path/random.stuff
[21:49] <n8tuser> jiohdi-> oh okay, good to know
[21:49] <adam> why?
[21:49] <Dr_Willis> cmp  whats the exact command you are ysing to try to remove it?
[21:49] <suman> i am kinda confused... when i type 'su', the password i type seems to be wrong but when i type 'sudo su' it goes to the root user without asking the password...
[21:49] <coz_> adam,  only compiz   because the projects have merged
[21:49] <suman> what is the deal with this??
[21:49] <coz_> adam,  and if you are on current ubuntu compiz is already installed
[21:50] <jussi01> suman: sudo -i for a root prompt
[21:50] <Dr_Willis> suman:  use sudo with ubuntu, forget about su and dont use 'sudo su' either..   use sudo -s  for a root shell IF you need one.
[21:50] <coz_> adam,   all you need to do is be sure the video driver is properly installed  then reboot
[21:50] <aj_444> Dr_Willis: Thanks. I'm doing a Distro Upgrade atm so I'll check it out afterwards.
[21:50] <waremperor> have a good night everybody :) 'lo world
[21:50] <cmp> Dr_ willis , sudo apt-get remove GoogleEarthLinux.bin
[21:50] <Dr_Willis> or sudo -i :)
[21:50] <simplexio> rapt0rjezuz: google for Xorg.conf exambles two cards etc.. you need to manually edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf and add some lines
[21:50] <adam> why in beryl all effect see fantastic..why here in ubuntu 9 i cant make 3d desktop...
[21:50] <matt__> Any one have any experience with Gateway Laptops and Ubuntu with wireless connection
[21:50] <Pirate_Hunter> simplexio: oh ok now I get it hmmm that might be a biggy since im trying to get rtorrent with a web interface hmmm...
[21:51] <Dr_Willis> cmp:  that will not work.. I think you were told this earlier.. you ran a 'self installing executable' you MUST use that same executable/read its docs to see how to make it Uninstall itself.
[21:51] <coz_> adam,  which video card are you using?
[21:51] <suman> jussi01: Dr_Willis  so does that mean su is kinda deprecated in ubuntu??
[21:51] <adam> i heave installed  nvidia 9600gt
[21:51] <coz_> adam,  what you should actually do is meet me  in #compiz  channel
[21:51] <Nicky__> cheers i used bcwipe but noted down what you said.
[21:51] <adam> 4 core pc
[21:51] <Dr_Willis> suman:  its basically 'unused/unuseable'  by default.
[21:51] <x404x> Suman thats normal, that is because there is no su (root) account, it is disabled, sudo pretends to be superuser tho
[21:51] <simplexio> Pirate_Hunter: it probably runs just fine
[21:51] <vikram__> hi everyone I want to know what to write in a rule file while packaging wallpapers
[21:52] <simplexio> Pirate_Hunter: little more RAm is that bad idea thogh
[21:52] <Dr_Willis> suman:  the root account is set where you can not directly log into it.
[21:52] <cmp> i dont know any of what you said - i just want to remove it - how can i do that  Dr_willis?
[21:52] <suman> Dr_Willis: x404x  alrite.. cool.... thanks guys...
[21:52] <Dr_Willis> cmp:  read the docs for the program. you did NOT use apt-get system to Install it.. so apt-get stuff can Not UNinstall it.
[21:52] <rapt0rjezuz> if i set my onboard VGA as my main display in BIOS i can see my PCI-E card and the display hooked up to it but i cant figure out how to enable it using NVIDIA XSERVER SETTINGS but if i set my PCI-E as my main i cant see the display hooked up to my Onboard VGA, how can I enable my PCI-E when my Onboard is set as main? Or how can I get the Onboard to see the monitor i have plugged into when i set PCI-E as my main?
[21:53] <Dr_Willis> cmp:  to install it you basically ran a 'sudo ./GoogleWhatever.bin' correct?
[21:53] <x404x> since the account does not really exist there is of course no password for it also
[21:53] <Dr_Willis> Root account does exist.. it just has no password...
[21:53] <cmp> how can i read the docs - its bin file only how can i open it  Dr_willis?
[21:53] <Dr_Willis> cmp:  check its homepage?
[21:54] <x404x> cmp probably a binary image ? u need to burn it to cd/dvd as image or mount it using emulating software to access the files in it
[21:54] <Dr_Willis> I do belive that google earth and other google apps are either at the Medibuntu Repositories  or google hsa its own repositories  (or both)
[21:54] <fccf> cmp: here is your command ...... sudo rm -rf /opt/google-earth && sudo rm /usr/share/mime/application/vnd.google-earth.* /usr/share/mimelnk/application/vnd.google-earth.* /usr/share/applnk/Google-googleearth.desktop /usr/share/mime/packages/googleearth-mimetypes.xml /usr/share/gnome/apps/Google-googleearth.desktop /usr/share/applications/Google-googleearth.desktop /usr/local/bin/googleearth
[21:54] <Dr_Willis> x404x:  its a executable to install google earth.. Not a cd image.
[21:55] <yartiss> hi everyone
[21:55] <cmp> is what you can help with ( check the homepage ) Dr_willis?   do you think i cant do it ?
[21:55] <Pirate_Hunter> simplexio: will try if it gets to unbearable will remove it
[21:55] <fccf> cmp: found here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GoogleEarth
[21:55] <cmp> fccf, thanks i done whant you gave me - but its not working too
[21:56] <Dr_Willis> good luck fccf  :) im about ready to leave for the day...
[21:56] <worm> hello, i'm using 2.6.28-14 on jaunty 9.4, and i figured out a minute ago that my wifi card is using 'wl' driver which does not support injection afaik. Searched a bit and found this http://forum.aircrack-ng.org/index.php?topic=3597.0 is this topic deprecated ?
[21:56] <x404x> i didnt say cd image, i said binary image, installable executables also are in this category
[21:56] <draeath> I'm trying to update my repo, and I keep getting HTTP 302... and it doesn't actually update. Repos having problems?
[21:56] <fccf> Dr_Willis: thanks doc... the instructions are on the community/GoogleEarth page
[21:56] <x404x> usually self extracting archives
[21:56] <cmp> fccf, it tells me (  cannot remove `/usr/local/bin/googleearth': No such file or directory )
[21:56] <yartiss> I installed a system at my sister's, and I want to set a system property that would force the screen to lock after some idle time (and of course, I don't want the users to be able to change this)
[21:57] <yartiss> any ideas?
[21:57] <fccf> cmp: run whereis googleearth ..... and use those directories to remove as before
[21:57] <x404x> cmp tryed running the file ? or se if there is an installation guide someplace ?
[21:57] <fccf> x404x: I am looking at the guide ... he wants to completly remove GE
[21:58] <x404x> oh
[21:58] <draeath> if the uninstaller is complaining about that file being missing
[21:58] <draeath> then just create it with 'touch'
[21:59] <captine> hi all.  quick question.  is there an easier way to remove all but the base system and start fresh, without reformatting?  using ubuntu 9.x and think i have messed stuff up a bit?
[21:59] <captine> too lazy to reformat etc
[21:59]  * Dr_Willis wonders why its such a big deal worrying about google earth being installed...
[21:59] <Rawplayer> is there any ubuntu marketing email adres?
[21:59] <fccf> draeth: don't confuse him .. that wasn't the installer ... I gave him default removal code from https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GoogleEarth
[21:59] <x404x> should be that simple with w.. err the os that cannot be mentioned lol
[21:59] <captine> trying to get egroupware working etc
[21:59] <captine> the webserver and ssh is really slow
[21:59] <captine> no idea why
[21:59] <fccf> captine: are you running this on a desktop sitiuation?
[22:00] <captine> server
[22:00] <captine> did a full install
[22:00] <dylan_> !intel
[22:01] <captine> am trying to setup for groupware and accounting application (ledgersmb) + to do some web development on it
[22:01] <decemberwolf> hello, can anyone help me with my hard drive woes? i have several partitions mounted but i cannot make it so that every user has read/write/create permissions on it. i have tried using chown and also using sudo nautilus and fiddling with the GUI but it wont let me change the permissions for everyone to create and delete, it just adds read access. please help!
[22:01] <fccf> !gksudo
[22:02] <Dr_Willis> decemberwolf:  tell the channel what filesystems are in use.. since the method differet for ext3/2/4  and vfat/ntfs
[22:02] <kiaas__> So, I got an install of xubuntu 8.04 on a 9GB HD. It's at 84% use after cleaning out 2 things, and every video I ever downloaded onto it. It's serving as a server mostly, but I'd like to keep the GUI on it. Anything you'd suggest removing to save some space?
[22:02] <pmo_> decemberwolf, option user on /etc/fstab
[22:02] <fccf> kiaas__: /var/cache/apt/archives
[22:02] <captine> fccf: got any suggestions?  or is a re-install the best option?
[22:02] <kiaas__> fccf, thanks, I'll check that
[22:02] <pmo_> decemberwolf, chmod -R 0777 /home/user
[22:03] <fccf> captine: what webserver are you running?
[22:03] <captine> apache 2
[22:03] <Lyra> Dr_Willis, I found my chipset but I don't see any documentation for it under jaunty
[22:03] <Pirate_Hunter> do I need to have xserver installed to be able to forward X, I mean isn't there another way other than installing all X components?
[22:03] <fccf> captine: with the php mods etc...
[22:03] <kiaas__> fccf, do I simply rf -r that cache, or...
[22:04] <pmo_> Lyra, what sort of chipset?
[22:04] <captine> all off CD.  used apt-get to upgrade machine to latest everything
[22:04] <kiaas__> rm*
[22:04] <captine> fccf: yip.
[22:04] <captine> php mods all in
[22:04] <Lyra>  AMD m780v
[22:04] <captine> want to setup drupal
[22:04] <captine> so need php
[22:04] <captine> mysql
[22:04] <captine> etc
[22:05] <Lyra> I'm trying to figure out how to set the fan speed
[22:05] <Lyra> because jaunty doesn't handle it properly
[22:05] <captine> am using an AMD 64 (with 64 Ubuntu) 3800+ with 2 gig ram.  seems really sluggish
[22:05] <Lyra> supposedly
[22:05] <fccf> kiaas__: don't remove the folder... just sudo apt-get clean
[22:06] <rapt0rjezuz> if i set my onboard VGA as my main display in BIOS i can see my PCI-E card and the display hooked up to it but i cant figure out how to enable it using NVIDIA XSERVER SETTINGS but if i set my PCI-E as my main i cant see the display hooked up to my Onboard VGA, how can I enable my PCI-E when my Onboard is set as main? Or how can I get the Onboard to see the monitor i have plugged into when i set PCI-E as my main?
[22:06] <dylan_> !intel
[22:06] <fccf> captine: you said jaunty?
[22:06] <pmo_> Lyra, i suppose you have a notebook and you might see / look  for relevant options for your laptop on /usr/src/linux 'make menuconfig"
[22:06] <captine> fccf: yip. thats the 9.x one, right?
[22:07] <dylan_> how does an intel video card work with ubuntu 9.04
[22:07] <kiaas__> fccf, thanks. I'm a novice learning things as I go. Learned most of what I know in under a year(though I've been fidgeting with linux for the past 5 years. mostly redhat based stuff)
[22:07] <dylan_> ?
[22:07] <fccf> captine: if this is mission critical ... I would definatly reccommend running Hardy especially with egroupware... It'll run alot better
[22:07] <tyler> Trism: still here?
[22:07] <Pirate_Hunter> isn't there a lightweight version of Xserver with less components for ubuntu?
[22:07] <decemberwolf> ping
[22:07] <Guest63456> trism: still here?
[22:07] <captine> fccf; is that teh LTS version. Have limited bandwidth, so downloading it will suck a bit.. lol
[22:07] <kiaas__> yay, down to 82% used
[22:07] <yartiss> I installed a system at my sister's, and I want to set a system property that would force the screen to lock after some idle time (and of course, I don't want the users to be able to change this)  any ideas?
[22:07] <captine> fccf: but will try it.
[22:08] <mac_attack09> brenden
[22:08] <Guest63456> trism: still here?
[22:08] <fccf> captine: consider a torrent
[22:08] <Guest63456> trism: still here?
[22:08] <decemberwolf> hello, can anyone help me with my hard drive woes? i have several partitions mounted but i cannot make it so that every user has read/write/create permissions on it. i have tried using chown and also using sudo nautilus and fiddling with the GUI but it wont let me change the permissions for everyone to create and delete, it just adds read access. please help!
[22:08] <rapt0rjezuz> if i set my onboard VGA as my main display in BIOS i can see my PCI-E card and the display hooked up to it but i cant figure out how to enable it using NVIDIA XSERVER SETTINGS but if i set my PCI-E as my main i cant see the display hooked up to my Onboard VGA, how can I enable my PCI-E when my Onboard is set as main? Or how can I get the Onboard to see the monitor i have plugged into when i set PCI-E as my main?
[22:08] <captine> fccf: am in South Africa on 384k adsl.  Am pretty heavily shaped
[22:08] <rapt0rjezuz> lol
[22:08] <Guest63456> trism: still here?
[22:08] <captine> will rather use ftp
[22:08] <rapt0rjezuz> fuck this
[22:08] <captine> thanks
[22:09] <fccf> kiaas__: been using ubuntu for 4 almost 5 years so, welcome to a really nice OS
[22:09] <TheEvilOne> anyone know how to add DNS addresses to network manager
[22:09] <pmo_> Pirate_Hunter, there is a lightweight xserver system.. it has something to do with framebuffer, AFAIK
[22:09] <rgbargee> ii used pastebin to try and resolve something do i need to delete the doc or something?
[22:09] <pmo_> chmod -R 0777 /home/user
[22:09] <fccf> captine: also use a local S.A. server ... I believe there are a couple in Jberg
[22:09] <sharif> Hello
[22:10] <sharif> how to know the host name
[22:10] <sharif> ?
[22:10] <pmo_> TheEvilOne, add "nameserver 19..." on /etc/resolv.conf
[22:10] <Pirate_Hunter> pmo_: im want to x forward but dont wish to install all the dependencies and components of xserver, wish for an alternative
[22:10] <decemberwolf> hello, can anyone help me with my hard drive woes? i have several partitions mounted but i cannot make it so that every user has read/write/create permissions on it. i have tried using chown and also using sudo nautilus and fiddling with the GUI but it wont let me change the permissions for everyone to create and delete, it just adds read access. please help!
[22:10] <fccf> sharif: type hostname into terminal
[22:11] <fccf> rgbargee: you cannot delete a pastebin, you can have it delete itself in 1day 30days or never
[22:11] <Anarchy7> hi guys I would like to remove ubuntu and install vista can you help me ?
[22:11] <schoolteacher> what if you don't succeed at destroyng the evidence?
[22:12] <decemberwolf> anarchy u re beyond help
[22:12] <ben> hola
[22:12] <decemberwolf> if u want vista over ubuntu, or indeed anything, then you are a madman!
[22:12] <rgbargee> fccf, how do i do that 1 day say - i have finished with it
[22:12] <Lyra> pmo_ sorry I got disconnected
[22:12] <pmo_> Pirate_Hunter, then you need nothing... if you use X in an other computer, you can run from this computer whatever application installed on the computer without X.. and X is not needed in this computer to make your application to run
[22:12] <pmo_> Lyra, i suppose you have a notebook and you might see / look  for relevant options for your laptop on /usr/src/linux 'make menuconfig"
[22:12] <fccf> Anarchy7: boot with live CD reformat drive with Partition Editor... Put NTFS on drive then boot with vista disk
[22:12] <decemberwolf> hello, can anyone help me with my hard drive woes? i have several partitions mounted but i cannot make it so that every user has read/write/create permissions on it. i have tried using chown and also using sudo nautilus and fiddling with the GUI but it wont let me change the permissions for everyone to create and delete, it just adds read access. please help!
[22:12] <Anarchy7> decemberwolf I wantto use both of them ubuntu for me win for my father
[22:12] <schoolteacher> anyone here able to get netflix streaming on ubuntu
[22:12] <fccf> !repeat | decemberwolf
[22:12] <Lyra> I don't see a /usr/src/linux, but I see sever linux-header directorys
[22:13] <mikejet> the netflix viewer works okay running in Windows7 in a VirtualBox window.
[22:13] <ulaas_> Anarchy7, aaah then thats different.
[22:13] <StraightDave> hi folks i am trying to masked redirect subdomain to a php query....like so...but its not working http://pastie.org/607217 any ideas ?
[22:13] <yartiss> @decemberwolf  Did you consider making a group, putting every user in it, and assigning that group to your partitions?
[22:13] <Anarchy7> reformat : how ?
[22:13] <decemberwolf> fccf: sorry :) forums are coming up empty btw. ive been at this for about an hour and a half :(
[22:13] <Guest30101> anyone know how to use xrandr to set up S-video?
[22:13] <pmo_> Pirate_Hunter, you only have to run the "ssh 192.. kdevelop" or "rsh 192... kdevelop"
[22:13] <mikejet> I wish ubuntu did better at playing 1080p video streamed off internet. hulu, netflix, whatever.
[22:14] <bens> i currently have it set up, but it only shows up when in the command line
[22:14] <bens> any ideas?
[22:14] <ulaas_> Anarchy7, best way is install Vista first. Delete all parts while doing that create a new -maybe half- part within vista and install there
[22:14] <tyler> Trism: you here?
[22:14] <innomen> hey guys, i've mounted an isop created with nrg2iso and all the file names once i've mounted the image have ";1" appended to the end, is there anyway i can remove that?
[22:14] <Anarchy7> ulaas_ how can I install vista ? I have ubuntu now
[22:14] <Lyra> pmo_ I don't see a /usr/src/linux directory, but I see sever /usr/src/linux-headers* directories.
[22:14] <Pirate_Hunter> pmo_: you sure I thought if I x forward an application into another comp it basically run X from the host? If youre saying otherwise than I might be able to pull this off
[22:14] <Lyra> several*
[22:14] <ulaas_> Anarchy7, u wanna keep ubuntu?
[22:15] <Dr_Willis> innomen:  i think that has something to do with the joilet filesystem ive seen that issue befor.. but dident look into it very mych
[22:15] <ulaas_> Anarchy7, or willing to reinstall it again?
[22:15] <Dr_Willis> innomen:  there are some 'fuse iso' tools that can mount a nrg file without converting it first i recall.
[22:15] <Guest33656> I have an issue, im trying to setup menu.lst for grub to boot the correct kernel, but it seems to not work and revert to a backup kernel
[22:15] <Guest33656> gah.
[22:15] <Anarchy7> my ubuntu installation wasnt so good I wanted it to save the computer ... I will install it again after a good vista
[22:15] <trism> tyler: yep
[22:15] <innomen> Dr_Willis, google wont take symbols as a search term, how would you suggest i proceed?
[22:15] <Guest33656> trism: now your here :P.
[22:15] <Guest33656> trism: But yeah, not sure whats up.
[22:16] <innomen> Dr_Willis, ok so it's deifntly the converter
[22:16] <gustavold> is it possible to configure a user group so that when I create a new user in that group its home directory is set automatically to /home/group_name/user_name ?
[22:16] <Guest33656> trism: It boots, but its not the correct kernel.
[22:16] <Dr_Willis> innomen:  check out the fuse iso tools/commands  or perhaps nrg2iso has a homepage/forum somewhere.
[22:16] <ulaas_> Anarchy7, ok. thats easy then. put your vista dvd. boot from it. install vista to a partition that you create
[22:16] <fccf> decemberwolf: the drive is there ... gtkdiskfree to mount it
[22:16] <innomen> Dr_Willis, cool, thanks :)
[22:16] <trism> Guest33656: is the entry in grub pointing to the right kernel?
[22:16] <Guest33656> trism: its giving me some generic crap =(
[22:16] <pmo_> Pirate_Hunter, i am sure.. application make use of whatever X api available on the display..; display can be anywhere, but on the display X should run to provide all facilities to the application
[22:16] <mattgyver> I rm running Jinzora on my 9.04 server its a music CMS that runs via apache.  Something is causing it (within my lan only) to restart the 9.04 computer when certain links are clicked.  I have reviewed all of my logs and have no idea what is causing this.  Anyone have any suggestions?
[22:16] <Guest77010> good night
[22:16] <Kyo> Ola!!!
[22:16] <Dr_Willis> innomen:  no its not definatly the converter. :) its  part of how iso images re made with the juliet extensions and so forth.. stuf fi never dug too deeply into.
[22:16] <Guest77010> Olá
[22:16] <Guest33656> trism: yeah, I think its the root part im messing up on. The other entries use UUID..
[22:17] <Kyo> hablan español?
[22:17] <Guest33656> trism: root (hd0,1)
[22:17] <Guest77010> no
[22:17] <Guest33656> trism: real_root=/dev/sda1
[22:17] <guntbert> Guest33656: what ubuntu version?
[22:17] <Snailer> hey hey
[22:17] <Kyo> QUIEN HABLA ESPAÑOL?? QUE DIGA YO XD
[22:17] <guntbert> !es | Kyo
[22:17] <trism> Guest33656: yeah /dev/sda1 is probably (hd0,0)
[22:17] <Dr_Willis> innomen:  next time ya  fire up a cd burner app. check out the options for  the iso9660 filesystem they can use. :) thats where i learned a little about it.
[22:17] <Kyo> A CHINGA
[22:17] <Kyo> gracias
[22:18] <pmo_> Lyra, i know there is some stuff related to fan and more usally tied to the sort of notbook you use, on kernel .. hence i suggest tohave a look at modules you may already  have on /lib/modules or the kernel itself
[22:18] <chaos2fu> hii everybody, how can i figure out which device a hdd uses (sda, sda1 and so on...)??
[22:18] <yartiss> @gustavold: I don't know if you can do it for one group.  But I know you can set up your system so that all new users' homes will be created in their main group
[22:18] <mikejet> Kyo: привет!
[22:18] <Guest33656> trism: thanks, going to try now
[22:18] <Dr_Willis> !info fuseiso
[22:18] <bro> guys, how can i make Deluge [torrent client] default app, so i can start torrents directly from browser? Deluge doesn;t have any setting for this
[22:18] <Guest77010> everytime i get in in my ubuntu he ask a pw to connect to wireless, existe some way to put that in auto?
[22:18] <innomen> Dr_Willis, 92kb are you crazy? i dont have that kind of space :)
[22:18] <pmo_> chaos2fu, df -k
[22:18] <fccf> bro: firefox has the option when downloading
[22:19] <Dr_Willis> Guest77010:  yes. thats the 'keychain' password you can disable that by setting a blank password.. some how.. i foget how. :)  let me find the url
[22:19] <mikejet> Where do I find source code to the Terminal program? There's a small change I want to make.
[22:19] <Guest77010> ya, is not the pw of the wireless but the pw of the programs that save the pws
[22:19] <pmo_> Gusudo
[22:19] <Pirate_Hunter> pmo_:  ok will continue with what i was doing than thanks for the info
[22:20] <Guest77010> but its get tired that everytime i get in, i have to put the pw to have acess to the pw's
[22:20] <Dr_Willis> Guest77010:  see http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7470795
[22:20] <Lyra> pmo_ I really don't know that much about linux
[22:20] <ultraputz> mikejet - deb + src
[22:20] <Guest77010> i will take a look
[22:20] <Guest77010> tks
[22:20] <RPG_Master> I need help with EasyTag
[22:20] <tyler> trism: same issue
[22:20] <RPG_Master> anyone here use it?
[22:20] <Dr_Willis> innomen:  the whole 'fuse' stuff.. is a lot of fun to check out.. all sorts of neat things those fuse tools can do
[22:20] <mikejet> ultraputz, Is there an apt-get install for that?
[22:20] <fccf> bro: see firefox>edit>preferences>applications tab
[22:20] <bro> fccf: yeah, but i use shiretoko now [ff 3.5] and it asks me to point to executable file of deluge [found it in /usr/share/install-app/desktop, but it doesn't work]
[22:21] <Kyo> de nuevo aca
[22:21] <Kyo> pero...
[22:21] <ultraputz> mikejet, if i remember correctly, debs can either come binary only, or binary plus source
[22:21] <Guest52642> trism: still here?
[22:21] <chaos2fu> pmo_ thanks...but each sda, is it fysical harddrive or is it also partions??
[22:21] <Dr_Willis> innomen:  i just saw one day reading the info on fuseiso (i think) that it can also read .bin nrg, and other formats.
[22:21] <Kyo> como le hago para conectarme a ubuntu-es
[22:21] <ultraputz> to actually actively develop on a project, you probably need to find it's specific page and development branch code
[22:21] <fccf> bro: that is not the path to the deluge executible
[22:21] <innomen> Dr_Willis, so it says, but i'm fuzzy on it's usage
[22:21] <pmo_> chaos2fu, both... sda / is the drive sda1 is the partition
[22:21] <innomen> Dr_Willis, I'm reading
[22:21] <Guest52642> trism: tell me when your back
[22:21] <Dr_Willis> bro:  that path is the path to the  desktop file.. not the path to the executable.
[22:21] <RPG_Master> I need help setting Easytag to using MusicBrainz instead of gnudb.org
[22:21] <Lyra> pmo_ I'm sorry I don't really know enough about linux to get any use out of that
[22:21] <Guest52642> trism: http://pastebin.com/d470a349b
[22:22] <pmo_> chaos2fu, fdisk -l
[22:22] <Dr_Willis> innomen:  proberly somthing like 'fuseiso  whatever.iso  mountpoint'
[22:22] <chaos2fu> pmo_ ok but if i have to fysicals harddrive, will the other one be sdb??
[22:22] <pmo_> Lyra, what sort of computer you have .. brand name ?
[22:22] <guntbert> Kyo: /join #ubuntu-es
[22:22] <bro> so where is Deluge installed? i searched for deluge, that's how i found the desktop path
[22:22] <Kyo> y eso donde lo pongo o que ?
[22:22] <innomen> Example mountpoint?
[22:22] <RPG_Master> Anyone mind helping me with easytag?
[22:22] <pmo_> chaos2fu, good chance.. could be sdc too
[22:22] <Lyra> Toshiba Sattelite l355d
[22:22] <chaos2fu> aahh okej thanks pmo_ !!! ure really good
[22:23] <innomen> and how do i get out of "man fuseiso"
[22:23] <fccf> bro: type whereis deluge and pastebin the output
[22:23] <Dr_Willis> innomen:  pick a name.. any name.. use PORN if you want. :)
[22:23] <ultraputz> RPG_Master, it is highly likely that easytag is esoteric enough that you are best off seeking helping with the EasyTag developers
[22:23] <Dr_Willis> innomen:  its the user mounting the thing.. so whever the user wants. :)
[22:23] <guntbert> !english | Kyo
[22:23] <Sasuke> Hola..!!
[22:23] <innomen> Pr0n!? you say?
[22:23] <fccf> innomen: Q
[22:23] <Guest52642> trism: back?
[22:23] <Dr_Willis> innomen:  Usage: fuseiso [-n] [-p] [-c <iocharset>] [-h] <isofs_image_file> <mount_point> [<FUSE library options>]
[22:23] <pmo_> bro, dpkg -L Deluge
[22:23] <E-WolfShade> Is anyone here experienced at making DEBs?
[22:23] <innomen> Dr_Willis, just a plaintext name?
[22:23] <Kyo> Gracias!!!
[22:23] <Dr_Willis> innomen:  one neat thing the -p optionwill autoi make the mountpoint (whch is unusual for a mount command)
[22:23] <trism> Guest52642: why not just copy the uuid of one of the other entries
[22:24] <Kyo> Thank o como se escriba =)
[22:24] <RPG_Master> ultraputz: OK... I'll check if they're on launchpad
[22:24] <Dr_Willis> innomen:  err.. of course.. just like any other mountpoing.. You wan tto use somthing fancy?
[22:24] <pmo_> Lyra, modprobe toshiba_acpi
[22:24] <trism> Guest52642: specifically the one with the kernel that is in the same directory as your new kernel
[22:24] <Guest52642> trism: will the initrd work correctly in the ramdisk if I do?..
[22:24] <innomen> Dr_Willis, justs didnt know if it wanted some syntax madness some slahes or whatever :P
[22:24] <E-WolfShade> ...
[22:24] <Dr_Willis> fuseiso sruff.iso  /home/username/stuff
[22:24] <innomen> ok
[22:25] <Lyra> pmo_ no such device
[22:25] <Dr_Willis> innomen:  i notied the gnome desktop can also mount iso image files.. not sure about other extensions
[22:25] <innomen> gotcha, now, how do i get out of "man COMMAND" without exiting the terminal :P
[22:25] <guntbert> Kyo: Tipo de aquí (no I don't speak spanish)
[22:25] <trism> Guest52642: I imagine it will, the uuid parameter is used by grub, grub passes the root= parameter to the kernel when it boots
[22:25] <E-WolfShade> I'd like to compile libtheora 1.1beta3, but I need to separate the DEBs into libtheora0 and libtheora-dev. Does anyone know how to do this?
[22:25] <vigo> !es
[22:25] <Dr_Willis> innomen:  man is using 'more, or less' to view the files so same as More or less..  use the q key
[22:25] <pmo_> Lyra, you may have a look on /proc/acpi
[22:25] <Guest52642> trism: so I could put the uuid as the real_root correct?. Bah, I need to learn more about this :P
[22:25] <innomen> cool, duh, thanks :)
[22:25] <mikejet> The package name is "gnome-terminal".  "apt-get install gnome-terminal+src" doesn't get the source. Is there another place to get that?
[22:25] <bro> fccf: deluge: /usr/bin/deluge /usr/share/man/man1/deluge.1.gz
[22:26] <pmo_> innomen, press 'q'
[22:26] <trism> Guest52642: you would replace the root grub option with the uuid grub option, and leave the kernel line the same
[22:26] <hermitcrabred> Hi everyone...
[22:26] <Lyra> still no such device
[22:26] <Guest52642> trism: alright, thanks. ill try it
[22:27] <hermitcrabred> ...Is there a command u can run on terminal to check MDsums?
[22:27] <trism> Guest52642: I have no experience with using ramdisks so I couldn't say if those kernel arguments would actually work, but grub should boot them fine
[22:27] <guntbert> !info libtheora0 | E-WolfShade
[22:27] <el_magico> hello, someone can say me if, in unix/linux, the file descriptor associato to the keybord is stdin or stdin_fileno? On the manual there is stdin_fileno, but with the function fgets ........I must..... to use stdin..... Help me please, thank you so much
[22:28] <Lyra> pmo_ sorry, I keep forgetting to type the name. It still says no such device.
[22:28] <guntbert> E-WolfShade: libtheora is in the repos
[22:28] <vigo> hermitcrabred: Yes there is, one moment please
[22:28] <E-WolfShade> guntbert: duh... I want 1.1beta3
[22:28] <pmo_> Lyra, there is some files which could make sense to you on /proc/acpi
[22:28] <guntbert> E-WolfShade: I see...
[22:29] <hermitcrabred> Thanks vigo...
[22:29] <vigo> hermitcrabred: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowToMD5SUM
[22:29] <Lyra> I see a directory named fan, but thats about it
[22:29] <E-WolfShade> guntbert: And all the repos/PPAs I've used have either old versions or seem to make horrible quality output for me
[22:29] <hermitcrabred> ...I`ll check it out...be back
[22:29] <mikejet> How long will ubuntu 9.10 be supported?
[22:29] <guntbert> el_magico: keyboard : stdin : fd0
[22:30] <Lyra> but it just has /proc/acpi/fan/FAN1/state and thats the only file there
[22:30] <el_magico> guntbert thank you
[22:30] <fccf> bro: /usr/bin/deluge is the executible
[22:30] <guntbert> !packaging | E-WolfShade maybe that helps?
[22:30] <vigo> hermitcrabred: That is the official and one of the best info sources that I know of , is even cross platform for checking hash sums.
[22:30] <guntbert> el_magico: you are welcome
[22:30] <bro> oh, found it but i couldn't run it so i guessed it wasn't that, sorry
[22:31] <bro> thanks fccf
[22:31] <fccf> E-WolfShade: why reinvent the wheel ... it's been compiled https://launchpad.net/%7Enext-media/+archive/ppa/+sourcepub/485562/+listing-archive-extra
[22:31] <E-WolfShade> fccf: lol, that says 1.0 beta 3
[22:31] <E-WolfShade> fccf: That's older than what's in the repos
[22:31] <Lyra> pmo_ I only see a few directories and the only ones that look applicable are /proc/acpi/fan and /proc/acpi/processor
[22:32] <russ> trism are you still there? so far no luck getting my wireless interface back, and I'm at a loss for what to do to troubleshoot it
[22:32] <tyler> trism: same issue... is there somewhere else i have to change the kernel besides menu.lst?
[22:32] <trism> russ: what are you using for encryption?
[22:33] <innomen> this fuseiso thing is stupid, if i try to mount it in a freshly created directory it says non empty, if i mount it and asign it a name, is say mount point does not exist, isnt that the Point of this app to create a mount point?
[22:33] <russ> trism WEP 64-bit hex key
[22:33] <fccf> E-WolfShade: sorry whoops ... there is a version newer than that in svn which has been compiled https://launchpad.net/%7Egoldy-goldenfish/+archive/theora-thusnelda/+sourcepub/657148/+listing-archive-extra
[22:33] <Guest79755> trism: same issue... is there somewhere else i have to change the kernel besides menu.lst?
[22:34] <innomen> never mind, it mounted it just didnt tell me
[22:34] <blue0488> I am running twin view but I would like to run separate X screen but my tv screen has over lay and I googled overlay ubuntu but I have not found anything that is help full has anyone fix the overlay problem I have a nvidia 285 gtx geforce and the option to scale is not a option
[22:34] <trism> tyler: I see your error, you prefixed /boot/vm...etc, but all the other entries are just /vm...blah, meaning you have a separate boot partition
[22:34] <guntbert> innomen: you have to create the mount point
[22:34] <unkmar> hello all. I appear to be running 8.04 LTS on this system and would like to upgrade to 9.04 or so.
[22:34] <trism> Guest79755: remove /boot from the kernel line
[22:34] <E-WolfShade> fccf: The thing is, when I install from a PPA or something and then make my build of ffmpeg with it, the quality comes out awful, and recordMyDesktop takes forever to encode and also looks awful
[22:34] <Guest79755> trism: I did.
[22:34] <Guest79755> trism: should I try it with boot...?
[22:34] <sebsebseb> unkmar: why?
[22:34] <Guest79755> trism: I saw that to so I removed boot from the line.
[22:34] <sebsebseb> unkmar: easier  and better really to wait untill 9.10 released at the end of October, and then clean install
[22:35] <trism> russ: you can configure a wireless interface with iwconfig on the command line if you're using wep, I would try that out
[22:35] <fccf> E-WolfShade: you will also need the latest of ffmpeg so it talks with libtheora
[22:35] <guntbert> innomen: unlike some chicken linux apps dont yell "hey I did what I was told to do...."
[22:35] <innomen> guntbert, i did, i jsust didnt see where it completed without an error, i am still learnign what "mount" means
[22:35] <trism> russ: man iwconfig
[22:35] <E-WolfShade> fccf: But when I purged libtheora0 and compiled it myself from source and did 'make install', it came out fantastic
[22:35] <guntbert> innomen: :-)
[22:35] <Q`> ffm all on
[22:35] <unkmar> sebsebseb: Twinview is stretching maximized windows across both screans.
[22:35] <E-WolfShade> fccf: I build from SVN
[22:35] <trism> russ: and then use dhclient to get an address with dhcp
[22:35] <spO> do any of you use Deluge torrent deamon ? I use it, but i frequently have to start the deamon at least once a day because it crashes at least once a day
[22:35] <sebsebseb> unkmar: I think I have heard of   Twinview before, but  don't know what it is
[22:35] <trism> Guest79755: not sure what to say, what error is grub giving you?
[22:35] <innomen> guntbert, i'm a fan of those messages "operation completed successfully" rocks
[22:35] <innomen> :)
[22:36] <Guest79755> trism: No idea, im doing this with VM so unless its logging the errors..?
[22:36] <unkmar> sebsebseb: Twinview is Nvidia method of dual-screens.
[22:36] <Guest79755> trism: usually I wouldn't but I have my server elsewhere in my house.
[22:36] <Guest79755> trism: and only one keyboard and mouse set
[22:36] <E-WolfShade> fccf: I make an updated SVN build of ffmpeg every week or so
[22:36] <fccf> E-WolfShade: ok... then it is unsupported ... the packaging guy's name is 'mvo' and is sometimes in this channel, and usually always somewhere on the network
[22:36] <russ> trism the /etc/network/interfaces file says: "iface eth1 inet dhcp", then "wireless-key <my key>", then "wireless-essid <my ssid>", then "auto eth1" - does that look about right?
[22:36] <pmo__> sp0 you can look on inittab to run your Deluge application  so that it will be relaunched each time it crashes
[22:36] <russ> trism I will go read that man page now, thanks
[22:36] <pmo__> sp0 man inittab
[22:36] <sebsebseb> unkmar: maybe 8.10 will help since it has a  quite different from 8.04 version of xorg
[22:36] <guntbert> innomen: on linux command line its usually so : "no news is good news", they tell you when something bad happened
[22:37] <E-WolfShade> fccf: Yes, but why did it work great when I compiled it myself and then built ffmpeg, but not when I install a DEB?
[22:37] <fccf> E-WolfShade: read about ubuntu packaging, or attend a packaging meeting in #ubuntu-meeting which happens periodically
[22:37] <innomen> guntbert, indeed, just expressing my preffrence :)
[22:38] <trism> russ: that looks pretty close, been a while since I used wep though
[22:38] <E-WolfShade> fccf: I'm reading the Ubuntu packing guide atm
[22:38] <vigo> unkmar: To upgrade is done in steps, what sebsebseb is saying makes sense, is like 5>6>7>8 not 5>8
[22:38] <trism> Guest79755: how do you know that it isn't working then, does it just not boot?
[22:38] <aj_4441> How do I make windows transparent in GNOME?
[22:38] <ubuntu1> im an uber noob and i need lots of help.
[22:38] <Guest79755> trism: uname -a reports a different version number - the generic kernel on the list.
[22:39] <sebsebseb> unkmar: yeah that's something else, you can't  upgrade directly from 8.04 to 9.04
[22:39] <ubuntu1> i have an acer aspire 5516. wired connection doesnt work and wirless does.
[22:40] <ultraputz> ubuntu1, find a book titled, "you're ok, I'm ok."
[22:40] <sebsebseb> unkmar: and in certain ways 8.10 is better really :)
[22:40] <trism> Guest79755: what kernel source did you download?
[22:40] <nation> i need a good simpe p2p prog
[22:40] <vigo> ubuntu1: Sounds like a hardware issue, bad cable, port or dirt.
[22:40] <nation> what is a good one
[22:40] <ultraputz> ubuntu1 - was the hardwire connection working before installing ubuntu?
[22:40] <Guest79755> trism: http://wiki.fragaholics.de/index.php/EN:Linux_Kernel_Optimization
[22:40] <sebsebseb> nation: why?
[22:40] <Guest79755> trism: so the ones listed there in wget
[22:40] <unkmar> sebsebseb: vigo, and I upgrade by issuing what commands?
[22:40] <Guest79755> trism: linux-2.6.26.8
[22:40] <nation> send files with friends
[22:40] <Guest79755> trism: with a patch.
[22:41] <vigo> !upgrade | unkmar
[22:42] <nation> anyone know of one
[22:42] <sebsebseb> unkmar: not much point  upgrading 8.10 to 9.04  right now though,   with 9.10 out at the end of next month :)   and the rather fast to boot up and shutdown Ext4 file system by default :)   I am not sure how good that Ext3 to  Ext4 conversion really is,  and it's probably better for people to clean install that want that
[22:42] <sebsebseb> unkmar: only little differences  between 8.10 and 9.04 anyway
[22:43] <nation> or a simple to setup ftp
[22:43] <Gawker> can some one tell me how can i get into the "root" user folder from other user?
[22:43] <sebsebseb> unkmar: so that's why I suggest staying with 8.10 for now,  plus there is a chance of an upgrade going wrong,  losing Internet or something that kind of thing
[22:43] <fccf> !p2p > nation
[22:43] <sebsebseb> !upgrade | unkmar
[22:43] <fccf> nation: gFTP does fine for connecting to ftp servers
[22:43] <nation> i want to host files
[22:44] <trism> Guest79755: it is probably the correct kernel, but you didn't change the version string in one of the files in the kernel source folder
[22:44] <nation> thought a p2p would be easyer
[22:44] <natrixnatrix89> Hi.. If I have Win in one partition and ubuntu in the other.. If I reinstall windows, grub wont work anymore.. right? how do I reinstall grub?
[22:44] <kahen> Gawker, there is probably nothing in there, but you can get a root shell this way: "sudo su -"
[22:44] <ryan__> What are your favorite games in the repositories?
[22:44] <unkmar> thank you.
[22:44] <trism> Guest79755: I don't have a kernel source at the moment, and the name of the file escapes me
[22:44] <ryan__> * a census
[22:44] <haunter250> argh finally! man i feel like a baby again
[22:44] <guntbert> !noroot | kahen , Gawker
[22:44] <fccf> !grub | natrixnatrix89
[22:44] <haunter250> ubuntu is bloody difficult
[22:44] <nation> naaa i think is simple
[22:45] <Guest79755> trism: I don't think its loading the correct kernel... you might be right, but I'm not sure.
[22:45] <sebsebseb> !language |  haunter250
[22:45]  * fccf hands bottle of linux code to haunter250
[22:45] <nation> just a small learning curve
[22:45] <sebsebseb> haunter250: depends on what your doing with it, or if you got hardware that needs configuring
[22:45] <haunter250> :/ sorry
[22:45] <sebsebseb> nation: useually yes
[22:45] <haunter250> sebs, i do. I need to update my graphics driver
[22:45] <Guest79755> trism: thanks for taking your time and helping out though, not sure whats wrong here myself
[22:45] <Guest79755> trism: I think I might need to set the kernel somewhere else as wwell.
[22:45] <vigo> haunter258: It is a learning curve, once you get it, you will wonder WHY!?
[22:45] <sebsebseb> unkmar: no problem
[22:45] <guntbert> Gawker: what are you trying to do? your wording is a little confusing
[22:45] <Guest79755> trism: well*
[22:46] <sebsebseb> haunter250: is there one avaialble to install?  system > administaration > hardware drivers
[22:46] <haunter250> no, nothing there
[22:46] <nation> only issue i have with it is it runs my cpus untill thermal shutdown when doing cpu intensive stuff
[22:46] <Nachturnal> Its very difficult to get used to if you were a windows power-user only, before trying linux. But for basic browsing and whanot it's just as easy imo.
[22:46] <sebsebseb> haunter250: which graphics card?
[22:46] <haunter250> its the mobile intel 4500mhd
[22:46] <nation> i would really like a good simple p2p
[22:46] <nation> :)
[22:47] <sebsebseb> Nachturnal: true those that are  locked into Windows way to much, are usaully the hardest to convert to a Linux distro
[22:47] <Gawker> i saved on the "root" user desktop some document, i logged on as other user, and i want to copy it to my desktop allso
[22:47] <vigo> !p2p
[22:47] <ulaas_> sebsebseb, are you too picky about language or is it just me?
[22:47] <nation> yes im super good with windows also but have tinkered with linux distros over the years
[22:47] <nation> this is the first time i feel i can ditch windows ;)
[22:47] <sebsebseb> ulaas_: depends
[22:47] <bastid_raZor> nation: ktorrent is, in  my opinion, one of the best p2p apps out there.
[22:47] <haunter250> I downloaded what seemed to be the latest drivers from intel, but i have no idea how to install it
[22:48] <aj_4441> I have downloaded cssm. How to I make the windows transparent?
[22:48] <innomen> is there a way to endtaks the currently focused app?
[22:48] <sebsebseb> haunter250: oh you got it from the website I see hmm
[22:48] <sebsebseb> !intel |  haunter250
[22:48] <Nachturnal> Not sure why I bother to reply from my phone. By the time I'm done typing the subject has changed.
[22:48] <fccf> nation: stop tinkering and start reading ... another good place to start www.ubuntupocketguide.com
[22:48] <cacey31> okay is the ati x1600 graphics card compatible with ubuntu 8.1 because it is incompatible with jaunty jackalope
[22:48] <innomen> !endtask
[22:48] <kahen> Gawker, "sudo ls -la /root" gives you a list of the files in /root. you can then copy it out of there with "sudo cp" and change the owner of the file with "sudo chown"
[22:48] <nation> i forgot how to highlight people in here but ty bastid
[22:48] <innomen> !kill
[22:48] <bastid_raZor> aj_4441: if yo udon't find help here #compiz is a great help channel also
[22:48] <sebsebseb> haunter250: instaling  graphic cards websites from their websites for Linux, usaully will cause an issue,  thing is with Intel graphics cards  well  what the bot put
[22:48] <vigo> nation: Bittorrent is the default and is already packaged or installed, but you decide what you works best for you.
[22:49] <aj_4441> bastid_raZor: Thanks. I didn't know that existed. I'll go check it out.
[22:49] <sebsebseb> haunter250: installing graphic card drivers from the websites above
[22:49] <cacey31> okay is the ati x1600 graphics card compatible with ubuntu 8.1 because it is incompatible with jaunty jackalope
[22:49] <bastid_raZor> aj_4441: good luck.
[22:49] <nation> ty vigo
[22:49] <innomen> hey seriously its maxing out my cpu, how do i endtaks a program?
[22:49] <innomen> i know like half of you know :)
[22:49] <nation> how do i hightlight whom im taking to again
[22:49] <Gawker> 10x kahen
[22:49] <vigo> nation: you are welcome.
[22:49] <fccf> innomen: pkill progname
[22:49] <mmonlsd> hey i wanna connect my laptop acer aspire to tv via s-video to s-video... what are the configourations i have to do in the nvidia panel?!
[22:50] <sebsebseb> nation: just put their name into   your message, or use tab to auto complete
[22:50] <mmonlsd> thx
[22:50] <bastid_raZor> nation: say their name in the sentence.
[22:50] <cacey31> okay is the ati x1600 graphics card compatible with ubuntu 8.1 because it is incompatible with jaunty jackalope
[22:50] <hermitcrabred> Thanks vigo, there is good info but I just cannot get to make it...I`m new to this
[22:50] <sebsebseb> !ait |  cacey31
[22:50] <sebsebseb> !ati |  cacey31
[22:50] <nation> thats right bastid_raZor
[22:50] <russ> trism I'm at a loss. iwconfig reports eth1 is 802.11g, essid is correct, but link quality, signal level, and noise level are all zero
[22:50] <innomen> fccf, well how do i know what it calls itself? and how do i use it if it's hijacked the screen?
[22:50] <ulaas_> sebsebseb, i see. it is a very thin line. that is understandble to keep the channel friendly, but people may not like to be treated as children.
[22:50] <haunter250> sebsebseb are you saying I can't install it then?
[22:50] <sebsebseb> !tab |  nation
[22:50] <haunter250> my screen flickers really badly in xbmc
[22:50] <nation> sweet again ty
[22:50] <vigo> hermitcrabred: Did you search on the forums?
[22:51] <spO> how come ubuntu doesn't have a /etc/inittab file?
[22:51] <sebsebseb> ulaas_: sure, but  some rather young ones come in here as well
[22:51] <hermitcrabred> Not yet...it was easier with Mint...I`m just lost
[22:51] <russ> trism the "network monitor" applet says eth1:avahi does not exist whenever I try to configure it
[22:51] <trism> Guest79755: got a kernel source, the version string is configured in the Makefile at the root of the kernel source folder, that is the version info that it printed in uname -a, I would check that, perhaps add some extra info (like -custom) to EXTRAVERSION and then rebuild the kernel and try that
[22:51] <fccf> innomen: Ctrl-Alt F1 will get you to a terminal... sudo top will give you a list of what is running (or more inportantly what is using up all your ram)
[22:51] <yokobr> plz, can someone help me to configure fstab:
[22:51] <yokobr> ?
[22:52] <MenZa> !ask | yokobr
[22:52] <fccf> !fstab
[22:52] <trism> russ: did you configure your encryption key?
[22:52] <guntbert> !upstart | spO
[22:52] <trism> russ: iwconfig eth1 key restricted hex_key_goes_here
[22:52] <innomen> fccf, thank you, is there not a way to kill the currently focused app?
[22:52] <trism> russ: and then you need to get an ip address with dhclient eth1
[22:53] <guntbert> innomen: yes, there is
[22:53] <vigo> hermitcrabred: Yes, is like most anything, a transition can be as hard or as easy as you want it to be, get that printer spooling out all the man pages and whatnot. Is all fun.
[22:53] <sebsebseb> haunter250: well yes  9.04 is bad for Intel graphics cards
[22:53] <sebsebseb> haunter250: what is your actsaul problem by the way?
[22:53] <innomen> guntbert, and what would that be?
[22:53] <guntbert> innomen: there is an applet that kills misbehaved windows
[22:54] <haunter250> xbmc flickers ocassionally and flash games also flicker
[22:54] <vigo> hermitcrabred: https://help.ubuntu.com/community
[22:54] <guntbert> innomen: its called "force quit button"
[22:54] <hermitcrabred> I see I can check the disc but it ask for a folder to do so....(right clicck on disc, check disc and so on...
[22:54] <innomen> guntbert, will that work with an app that is fullscreen?
[22:54] <apostolos> i oikonikh mnhmh swap pou einai xrhsimh?
[22:54] <yokobr> well, sorry... i need to configure my fstab, that mounts my second partition, but i need to mount as read and write..
[22:54] <ulaas_> sebsebseb, sure! i just dont like good communities like this to end up with a "good intention gone bad" issue. you seem to know what you are doing. sorry to bother
[22:55] <innomen> like back in the day in win98 ifsomething was being crazy i could cntrl alt del, tab tab, spacebar and that would kill whatever i had been focused on
[22:55] <sebsebseb> ulaas_: if you want to talk about swearing in this channal, freel free to join #ubuntu-ops to talk about that, and by the way I am not an op
[22:55] <yokobr> http://pastebin.com/m405cd60a
[22:55] <guntbert> innomen: if you don't get the panel - no, but you can always go to the command line
[22:55] <mikejet> I like how on OS X you can type Ctrl+` in a Terminal window and it switches focus to another Terminal window kind of like how Alt+Tab switches to another program. Is there a way to do Ctrl+` in ubuntu?
[22:55] <yokobr> this is my fstab
[22:55] <mido> how to create a partition via cfdisk ?
[22:55] <Squarc1> hey, I got a simple question I just cant get fixed:
[22:55] <Lyra1> pmo_sorry about that. when I get phone calls I lose internet. Anywho, I think I found out how to do what I need but in order to do it I need to the the toshiba acpi module. How do I go about doing that?
[22:55] <Wildbat> hi there, anyone know how to fix that my laptop is not be able to wake from suspend? it just turn yurn and blackscreen
[22:55] <ulaas_> #ubuntu-ops
[22:56] <innomen> guntbert, ok lets say i do contrl alt f1 right now, how do i get back?
[22:56] <russ> trism dhclient responded with several DHCPDISCOVER messages, then "No DHCPOFFERS received"
[22:56] <kahen> innomen, alt+f7
[22:56] <fccf> Squarc1: ask away
[22:56] <guntbert> innomen: <alt>F7
[22:56] <innomen> cool
[22:56] <innomen> thank you
[22:56] <guntbert> innomen: whats the name of that app?
[22:56] <mido> need help, how to create a partition via cfdisk?
[22:56] <innomen> what app?
[22:57] <haunter250> sebsebseb: I don't know if you saw my message earlier, but xbmc often flickers, and sometimes crashes. Playing flash games also flicker! Overall the system feels slightly sluggish (and from my experiences with windows, it's usually graphics)
[22:57] <Squarc1> in bash running sudo dolphin & won't work since the password needs to be filled in when the program runs..... All I want is for sudo to run dolphin as a new procces (instead of a child).. how to do that?
[22:57] <guntbert> innomen: the one thats maxing out
[22:57] <sebsebseb> haunter250: I see
[22:57] <innomen> i'm just asking for general use the one that froze just now when i killed with process monitor was the ps2 emulator
[22:57] <fccf> !gksudo | Squarc1
[22:57] <sebsebseb> haunter250: well you can have a look at what the bot gave,  but your probably  better off putting 8.10 on for now, untill 9.10 comes out, which has  Intel graphic card issues  fixed
[22:57] <innomen> i fired it up wiothout a controller or game and it was sitting at the language screen heheh
[22:57] <vigo> innomen: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/KeyboardShortcuts that is a good page.
[22:57] <sebsebseb> !intel |  haunter250
[22:57] <innomen> vigo, thank you
[22:58] <vigo> innomen: You are welcome.
[22:58] <dto> is there anything that ubuntu's wireless support does every 2 minutes? i'm running the rt kernel and every 2 minutes I get xruns, and simultaneously a line about Ieee802.11/0 or something similar pops up in the TOP command view
[22:58] <Pirate_Hunter> how do I get nano to show me the lines i.e. i want line 52?
[22:58] <guntbert> innomen: ok, you know on command line you can install htop, that is like top but more comfortable
[22:58] <bucky> Lyra1, modprobe toshiba_acpi
[22:58] <haunter250> sebsebseb: Thanks for your help. Any idea when 9.10 is due?
[22:58] <sebsebseb> haunter250: oh and by the way 8.10  is  actsauly better than 9.04  in certain ways, and pretty similar
[22:58] <vigo> !release
[22:58] <sebsebseb> haunter250: October 29th
[22:58] <Hiro2> can anybody here help me with AV stuff?
[22:58] <sebsebseb> haunter250: good idea to put 8.10 on now, run that for now, and then do another clean install  when 9.10 comes out :)
[22:59] <trism> russ: does iwconfig correctly list that it is using encryption?
[22:59] <mido> guyz.. how to create a partition using cfdisk?
[22:59] <haunter250> sebsebseb: Is it an easy rollback? I've already spent two days on this :D
[22:59] <sebsebseb> haunter250: roll back?
[22:59] <Lyra1> bucky it says no such device
[22:59] <fccf> !pm | Squarc1
[22:59] <sebsebseb> haunter250: oh  your new to Ubuntu?
[22:59] <haunter250> sebsebseb:  to 8.10
[22:59] <haunter250> sebsebseb: yes
[22:59] <bucky> Lyra1, modinfo toshiba_acpi
[23:00] <trism> russ: I seem to remember sometimes needing to do iwconfig wlan0 key restricted then iwconfig wlan0 key hex_key_here
[23:00] <sebsebseb> haunter250: you have to remove 9.04 and put 8.10 on from a CD, and you will need to know where to get that from well  I can get the link for that
[23:00] <fccf> !enter > Squarc1
[23:00] <russ> trism I don't know how to tell.
[23:00] <bastid_raZor> mido: read the manpage for it.. it is very informative. in a terminal type man cfdisk
[23:00] <trism> russ: just type iwconfig
[23:00] <hermitcrabred> vigo:  still there?
[23:00] <sebsebseb> !downgrade |  haunter250
[23:00] <haunter250> lol
[23:00] <hermitcrabred> ...do u use Ubuntu
[23:00] <trism> russ: it should list that the interface is using encryption
[23:00] <sebsebseb> haunter250: and so you clean install
[23:00] <trism> russ: or it won't
[23:00] <vigo> hermitcrabred: Yes, was just reviewing more documents....
[23:01] <innomen> guntbert, htop installed, very cool, thanks, looks like xtree gold heheh
[23:01] <hermitcrabred> ...r u using Ubuntu
[23:01] <guntbert> innomen: I knew you would like it :-)
[23:01] <russ> trism the only thing it says related to encryption is "Rx invalid crypt: 0", otherwise no mention of encryption
[23:01] <guntbert> !ot | hermitcrabred
[23:01] <vigo> hermitcrabred: Yes I am.
[23:01] <russ> trism but I did do the iwconfig key command you suggested earlier
[23:02] <sebsebseb> haunter250: have a look at what the bot gave, understand any of that?
[23:02] <vigo> hermitcrabred: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuHashes That may help.
[23:02] <haunter250> sebsebseb: Ok, I'll see if I can find 8.10 somewhere. Thanks for your help. Would it be fairly simple to upgrade from 8.10 to 9.10?
[23:02] <Lyra1> bucky what should I look for in the output?
[23:02] <kahen> innomen, you might want to go to options in htop and set it to not show user threads. they really clutter up the display in htop
[23:02] <haunter250> sebsebseb: no, not really
[23:02] <hermitcrabred> ubottu so what`s the topic here then???
[23:02] <bucky> Lyra1, http://memebeam.org/toys/ToshibaAcpiDriver
[23:02] <russ> trism it had no effect on the response to the iwconfig command
[23:02] <sebsebseb> haunter250: I'll get you the link for 8.10 and   that
[23:02] <Axz> Hi there , could someone please help me with this error http://pastebin.com/m1e8708a3
[23:02] <sebsebseb> haunter250: it's a good idea to  clean install  again, when 9.10 comes out
[23:02] <trism> russ: yeah then you don't have encryption enabled, sometimes you have to explicitly do iwconfig eth1 key restricted, (without a key) and then check iwconfig again to see if it lists encryption on the device
[23:02] <vigo> !offtopic
[23:02] <guntbert> !upgrade | haunter250 and then you can read
[23:02] <bucky> Lyra1, apparently not all toshiba are supported by toshiba_acpi
[23:03] <trism> russ: then you can configure the key, it's weird and annoying, I don't know why it does that
[23:03] <billybigrigger> !iso
[23:03] <Uqbar> hello. Some menus in showfoto appear empty - e.g. "color". Is it because of a missing package? (all of showfoto's dependencies are met, though)
[23:03] <Lyra1> bucky I'm using a sattelite l355d
[23:03] <Squarc1> fccf: when running gksudo dolphin (or kdesudo) I get a error the first 3 times that dolphin can not connect to some KDE socket.. while sudo dolphin does not give me that error. Now I know kdesudo is supposed to provide dolphin with a better environment. However, it's anoying to have to do it over 4 times before it works..
[23:03] <hermitcrabred> ...Let me try that...
[23:03] <innomen> kahen, alrighty
[23:03] <andresmh> can I just do this: mv ~/.mozilla /somewherelese; ln -s /somewherelese/.mozilla ~/ ?
[23:03] <sinthetek> anyone in here have much experience installing to netbooks? i seem to have ruined the microsd card of my mp3 player trying yesterday and the only thing i have big enough for ubuntu netbook remix is the primary storage on my mp3 player
[23:03] <guntbert> hermitcrabred: this channel is for ubuntu support only
[23:03] <sebsebseb> haunter250: otherwise you would have to upgrade through 9.04,  and  so on
[23:03] <sinthetek> before attempting to dd the netbook remix image to my mp3 player's primary storage i would like to be certain it will be usable again afterwards or whether that is another option to install it
[23:04] <andresmh> with can, i mean, will firefox continue working just fine....
[23:04] <innomen> kahen, done
[23:04] <sinthetek> back in the day there were ways to save packages to a partition and the tell the installer to install from there. isn't there some way to use a smaller thumb drive to boot the installer and install packages from a partition on disk?
[23:04] <haunter250> wow, I thought ubuntu would be easier than windows
[23:04] <hermitcrabred> ...I`m using Ubuntu and I have a question about md5sum so what`s the point?
[23:04] <Guest50728> HOLAA
[23:04] <fccf> Squarc1: sounds more like a KDE issue.... so I'll point you here #kubuntu ... this chan is also quieter
[23:04] <Axz> Guys i'm getting some weird error on boot with my new harddrive http://pastebin.com/m1e8708a3
[23:05] <hermitcrabred> ...I`m getting support for it, Am I???
[23:05] <innomen> haunter250, dont confuse diffrent with difficult
[23:05] <yokobr> please, can someone help me to make my partition be mounted as RW permited?
[23:05] <russ> trism i did that and it still does not say anything more about encryption
[23:05] <sinthetek> hermitcrabred to verify what you have is what you want
[23:05] <sinthetek> (uncorrupted)
[23:05] <guntbert> andresmh: try it, but yes it should work, but why do want to do that?
[23:05] <haunter250> its not very people friendly :/
[23:05] <pepperphd> haunter250, ubuntu is both easier and more powerful than windows
[23:05] <sebsebseb> haunter250: what isn't?
[23:05] <fccf> Axz: not at boot... you are logged in ... don't lie
[23:05] <Squarc1> fccf: cant you just tell me how to run sudo dolphin & properly? I just need 'dolphin &' to be executed by sudo
[23:05] <andresmh> guntbert, running out of space in /home
[23:05] <pepperphd> it wont hold your hand though, you might have to read some documentation
[23:05] <haunter250> I accept more powerful, not easier
[23:06] <fccf> Squarc1: dolphin is in KDE not in ubuntu, and as such #kubuntu is the place to ask
[23:06] <pepperphd> what are you having trouble with?
[23:06] <sinthetek> haunter250 you have to use it a bit before you know that with any certainty
[23:06] <Squarc1> ok
[23:06] <innomen> haunter250, the ways in which ubunut is insensative to userfriendliness is ussually the result of an app being under maintained, or some patent law crap, so ultimatly not ubuntu itself's fault
[23:06] <trism> russ: not really sure then
[23:06] <Axz> fccf, i got those error also on install and bot but they don't show up after installation
[23:06] <sebsebseb> haunter250: i'll help you get set up nicely with 8.10 and 9.10 when it's time if you want
[23:06] <guntbert> andresmh: ah, I see - it should definitely work - but you could mount another partition into your homedirectory too
[23:06] <innomen> haunter250, just come here and ask when you have issues, you'll pick it up really fast
[23:06] <sinthetek> haunter250 there mere fact you don't have be hassled with malware, individually updating packages or reinstalling makes it 100% easier imo
[23:06] <Axz> somehow with "dmesg | head" i still get those errors
[23:07] <russ> trism well thanks for trying
[23:07] <andresmh> guntbert, why would that better?
[23:07] <sebsebseb> haunter250: it's unfortuante in a way that you have an Intel graphics card, and so should really put 8.10 on,  however in certain ways 8.10 is actsaully better than 9.04 anyway
[23:07] <russ> trism guess mhy ubuntu system is broken
[23:07] <innomen> sinthetek, eh, but widnows can feel a lot more modular (ironically) because of the installation process
[23:07] <sinthetek> as long as you aren't doing weird/tricky stuff or using odd/cutting-edge hardware it is typically as easy or easier to use in every respect
[23:08] <fccf> Axz: it is a handshaking thing, and it repairs itself several lines down i believe ... but as you only provide partial information by |head I really cannot tell you more ... perhaps pastebin the whole of dmesg
[23:08] <innomen> sinthetek, thats dismissive, to say that all difficulty is effectivly the users fault.
[23:08] <trism> russ: well wireless can still be a pain to configure on linux sometimes
[23:08] <sebsebseb> haunter250: http://releases.ubuntu.com/8.10/  download the desktop  CD ISO   then you should check the ISO to make sure it's a good download, that's easy to do,  then you burn the contents to CD
[23:08] <haunter250> I really like ubuntu, don't get me wrong, buts its not very easy to fix issues
[23:08] <innomen> i wish XP would live boot, live boot is the coolest thing
[23:09] <sebsebseb> haunter250: yeah depends on the issue
[23:09] <guntbert> andresmh: not necessarily better - but another way and it seems a bit clearer to me (because from the linked directory its not easy to see where it "belongs")
[23:09] <innomen> haunter250, thats what we and the forum are for man, just give it a chance :)
[23:09] <haunter250> sebsebseb: can I run that from USB? I have no black disks atm :/
[23:09] <russ> trism on windows it just works. you really have to be committed to enduring a lot of time-wasting to use linux.
[23:09] <debio264> innomen: http://icrontic.com/forum/showthread.php?t=12217
[23:09] <sebsebseb> !usb |  haunter250
[23:09] <guntbert> !ot | innomen
[23:09] <haunter250> I'm not ready to give up yet, don't worry ;)
[23:09] <haunter250> just frustrating#
[23:10] <sebsebseb> haunter250: that's another idea, run a persistent USB install of 8.10 untill 9.10 comes out
[23:10] <innomen> debio264, PE is crap, thats a boto disc with a windows theme, i mean true blue windows xp on a usb stick, like you can do with ubuntu
[23:10] <sebsebseb> haunter250: assuming you can save stuff on to it,  I haven't done USB Ubuntu's myself
[23:10] <sinthetek> innomen not sure i know what you mean by 'feel more modular'. i suppose it might be easier to customize install paths on windows than *ubuntu* but ubuntu is designed to be as 'user-friendly' as possible.' on other distros modifying install paths is just as easy
[23:10] <Axz> fccf, this is whole output of dmesg http://pastebin.com/d6f193ff1
[23:10] <russ> trism the amazing thing is that it was working just fine, i was trying to find a shortcut to rebooting my machine, it seems like when i used the commend "ifdown eth1 --force" it just permanently broke it
[23:10] <pepperphd> i had do downgrade from 9 to 8 because of video card issues, i dont see a problem with downgrading of the upgrade breaks your hardware
[23:11] <sinthetek> innomen i never said anything to imply any hardship was the users' fault, only that it doesn't exist in most circumstances
[23:11] <sebsebseb> pepperphd: yep and your not the only one that downgraded, because of a graphics card issue
[23:11] <trism> russ: that is strange
[23:11] <innomen> sinthetek, well for one windows has about 50x the application options, you can find a single app for justa bout ever function you can think of, not so for ubuntu where in you typically ahve to edit something to get the desired effect
[23:11] <debio264> innomen: it's based on the Windows installation environment
[23:11] <sebsebseb> !language |  innomen
[23:11] <innomen> sinthetek, well you said cutting edge hardware or tricky demands
[23:11] <debio264> innomen: it's all Microsoft code, and that's as close as you'll get
[23:11] <innomen> sebastien, uhh excuse me?
[23:12] <sebsebseb> !ot |  innomen   debio264
[23:12] <sinthetek> *most* end users don't use their systems for anything more than school work, surfing, chatting and a couple of other things. they aren't trying to hack their system to do a bunch of weird stuff or buying cutting edge hardware as soon as it hits the market
[23:12] <russ> trism the network monitor widget on my panel shows eth0 working fine (that's what I am communicating on now) but eth1 is shown as "disconnected"
[23:12] <haunter250> well, im off to try and sort this out. i'll be back in an hour or so
[23:12] <sebsebseb> innomen: the  c word
[23:12] <innomen> crap?!!?
[23:12] <innomen> come on
[23:12] <innomen> Grow Up
[23:12] <sinthetek> those who choose to do those things hvae to give ubuntu and other distros a little time to catch up, especially when vendors do not provide drivers
[23:12] <innomen> is feces a naughty word too?
[23:12] <sebsebseb> innomen: hmm heh
[23:12] <sebsebseb> innomen: not at your comment just now though
[23:12] <innomen> how about darn
[23:13] <Pricey> innomen: PM please?
[23:13] <sinthetek> s/drivers/support
[23:13] <fccf> Axz: that tells me there is a good chance that there is something physically wrong with that drive
[23:13] <innomen> sure
[23:13] <Lyra1> Ok, It looks like I have to patch the toshiba_acpi module into the kernel. Does anyone know how would I go about doing that? The kernel I have is 2.6.28
[23:13] <trism> russ: did you try deleting the configuration and creating a new one in network manager? maybe the file got corrupted somehow
[23:13] <Axz> fccf, damn ts 2 days old drive....
[23:13] <nightrid3r> !mount
[23:14] <trism> russ: I haven't used network manager in any recent ubuntu version so I can't really be much help with it
[23:14] <Axz> fccf, oke it remounted harddrive with follow error http://pastebin.com/m634f10ab
[23:14] <Guest79755> trism: Is there any way I can confirm it is loading the correct kernel?
[23:15] <innomen> and for the record to the hall monitors i think easing a user's anxiety about ubuntu is support and thus on topic, just saying :)
[23:15] <russ> trism that sounds like a good idea. how do I delete the configuration?
[23:15] <mattgyver> I rm running Jinzora on my 9.04 server its a music CMS that runs via apache.  Something is causing it (within my lan only) to restart the 9.04 computer when certain links are clicked.  I have reviewed all of my logs and have no idea what is causing this.  Anyone have any suggestions?
[23:16] <Axz> Is it possible there are issues with Ubuntu and 1 TB + harddrive because its 3th harddrive having issues
[23:16] <Axz> fccf, ^
[23:16] <russ> trism the network monitor is not the same thing as the network manager, it is a panel widget
[23:16] <Axz> Or i'm formating it wrong? its something being pain in the butt
[23:18] <trothigar> Axz, do you need help?
[23:18] <fccf> Axz: sorry multitasking... looks like a bad format, reformat reinstall ... if problem persists, take it back
[23:19] <Lyra1> does anyone know how I would go about patching the toshiba_acpi module into the kernel?
[23:19] <tyler> trism: still looking for a way to find out if the kernel is loading right
[23:19] <Axz> this is not my installtion harddrive but 2th harddrive  and whats best way to format ?
[23:19] <kahen> Axz, i'd also take a look at smartmontools
[23:19] <Guest98796> trism: still looking for a way to find out if the kernel is loading right
[23:19] <innomen> vigo, this hotkeys page is awesome, total cheat sheet, thanky
[23:20] <Axz> Also guys because its my 3th issue with 1TB SATA HD's could it be SATA controller?
[23:20] <kwadronaut> why is a bug not showing up for the karmic/jaunty/.. release, but shows in the general thingie?
[23:20] <trothigar> kwadronaut, in launchpad?
[23:20] <kwadronaut> trothigar: yes
[23:21] <vigo> innomen: I had that one boookmarked, is awesomish
[23:21] <Axz> fccf, on boot up of ubuntu i get also acpi errors how to check them?
[23:22] <trothigar> kwadronaut, I think a bug will only show up under a release if it's nominated to be fixed for that release. Could be wrong though.
[23:22] <Axz> maybe that could be the issue...
[23:22] <kwadronaut> trothigar: it is, thanks.
[23:23] <Axz> Hmmz and this user has same error https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/acpi-support/+bug/354462
[23:25] <Lyra1> #linux
[23:25] <trism> Guest98796: what I would do is add something special to the EXTRAVERSION in the kernel Makefile like in my case -trism, then when you load the kernel and do a uname -a, if it is the correct kernel it will end in -trism
[23:25] <fccf> Axz: i have to go ... I hope you get the help you need
[23:26] <Mrokii> hello. A a (still) Ubuntu-newbie i would like to know how I can start a file that is shown as "executable" on the desktop, but when I doubleclick it, I get the message that it can't be opened because "No application suitable for automatic installation is available for handling this kind of file"
[23:26] <trism> russ: yeah but the network manager is what you use to configure the interface right?
[23:26] <mneptok> Mrokii: what is the file, exactly?
[23:26] <thiebaude> Mrokii, what file is it?
[23:27] <trism> Guest98796: you'd have to rebuild and reinstall the kernel after you edited the Makefile of course
[23:27] <thiebaude> mneptok, you typed faster than I,lol
[23:27] <xangua> Mrokii: gnu/linux is not windows, it has is owns programs
[23:27] <xangua> apps>add
[23:27] <Mrokii> mneptok, thiebaude "OceaniX.x86_64". A game I downloaded. It consists of a folder with a bunch of ressources and two executables
[23:28] <mneptok> Mrokii: what are the names of the executables?
[23:28] <Mrokii> mneptok, "OceaniX.x86" and "OceaniX.x86_64". And I have 64bit Ubuntu installed
[23:28] <GuidMorrow> hey ... is "Ubuntu Studio" any good?
[23:29] <thiebaude> Mrokii, that page where that file is at says ,OS: Windows XP/Vista
[23:29] <thiebaude> http://www.bigfishgames.com/download-games/3180/oceanix/index.html
[23:29] <Mrokii> thiebaude, I don't think so. I tried two different source and both say that this is the linux-version
[23:29] <mneptok> Mrokii: http://www.bigfishgames.com/download-games/3180/oceanix/index.html  <--- that game?
[23:30] <Mrokii> yep
[23:30] <ajax4> I'm having problems with my system not recognizing/mounting CD/DVD discs. Have others reported this problem recently??
[23:30] <thiebaude> Mrokii, from that website?
[23:30] <mneptok> Mrokii: see the system requirements?
[23:30] <Mrokii> mneptok, thiebaude There *is* a Linux-version available. I will see if I still have the link.
[23:30] <thiebaude> Mrokii, ok
[23:31] <Mrokii> thiebaude, here, for example: http://happypenguin.org/newsitem?id=9219
[23:31] <xangua> Play FREE for one hour (18.22 MB) - oceanix | Mrokii jum......................................									 								
[23:32] <sinthetek> i guess i could edit the .img...
[23:32] <Mrokii> xangua, nope, the linux-version is free (at least that was said on one of the websites. It is downloadable here (the zip I downloaded): http://happypenguin.org/show?OceaniX
[23:32] <munk> hey all, in a bash script I got grep to output a line like this: "PTS=0.1860, frame_time=33 ms, bitrate=9100 kbps". now I need to store the number 33 in a variable, how do I extract the number 33 from this line?
[23:32] <sinthetek> if i could slim it down a few hundred mb  i should be able to fit it onto my 1gb thumbdrive
[23:32] <kevdog> Good afternoon guys and ladies :)
[23:32] <munk> is there a handy command?
[23:33] <thiebaude> Mrokii, trying out where is a install link on that page
[23:33] <ajax4> munk: Not sure this is the proper channel for questions on BASH programming
[23:33] <thiebaude> to find
[23:33] <munk> ajax4: what is a good one
[23:33] <sinthetek> munk cut
[23:33] <kahen> munk, maybe awk? or cut?
[23:33] <munk> thanks :)
[23:33] <sinthetek> | cut -f2 -d'='
[23:33] <sinthetek> i think that would do it
[23:33] <Mrokii> thiebaude, on this site: http://happypenguin.org/show?OceaniX (below the table that lists different specs of the game)
[23:34] <Pici> munk: #bash
[23:34] <thiebaude> Mrokii, its a zip file
[23:34] <thiebaude> !zip
[23:35] <Mrokii> thiebaude, I know, but as it said it would be the linux-version I downloaded it and expanded it.
[23:35] <mneptok> Mrokii: where is the folder with the game?
[23:35] <kevdog> zip files can be extracted on the command line too!
[23:35] <innomen> i have an ace file that wont open even witht he non free unacer in the repos
[23:35] <Mrokii> kevdog, The problem is *not* the extration, but that what is inside doesn't work for me :)
[23:35] <innomen> it opens in windows just fine
[23:35] <fuzzman54> I just reformatted my external hard drive from fat32 to ext4 and it's about 100gb smaller. Did I do something wrong, or is that actually supposed to happen?
[23:36] <kevdog> Mrokii: What's the problem -- I just joined the channel
[23:36] <sebsebseb> fuzzman54: hmm
[23:36] <mneptok> Mrokii: where is the folder with the game?
[23:36] <sebsebseb> fuzzman54: Ext4 is still a  little bit hmm in 9.04,  and  extenal hard disk is for storage I assume?
[23:36] <thiebaude> Mrokii, i never installed linux zip files before
[23:36] <mneptok> Mrokii: on the desktop?
[23:36] <Mrokii> mneptok, The zipfile contained a folder named "OceaniX", inside another folder named "OceaniX.app" and the two exectuables I mentioned before...
[23:36] <fuzzman54> Yes.
[23:36] <Refried_> i'm getting the error 'dpkg (subprocess): unable to execute installed pre-removal script: Exec format error'  when trying to apt-get remove a package... is there anything I can do to just mark it as uninstalled in the database?  i don't even care if there are holdover files on the disk anymore
[23:37] <sebsebseb> fuzzman54: so  maybe would have been better to stay with the fat32 on it for now
[23:37] <Mrokii> mneptok, erm, no, in a Downloads-folder
[23:37] <Mrokii> mneptok, Does that matter?
[23:37] <sebsebseb> fuzzman54: or put Ext3 on instead even
[23:37] <mneptok> Mrokii: and where is that? and what is it named?
[23:37] <mneptok> Mrokii: if you want me to give you all the commands you need to run the game, yes, it does.
[23:37] <sebsebseb> fuzzman54: for example with 9.04 if people delete big files, they might get a lock up issue
[23:37] <bigdavejoker_> I'm having trouble getting a bridge connection in vmware to work  It use to work fine now all I can get to work is NAT
[23:37] <sebsebseb> fuzzman54: when using Ext4
[23:37] <fuzzman54> I had the same problem with Ext3. I need to be able to use permissions on the drive.
[23:38] <Mrokii> mneptok, I expanded the OceaniX.zip in a "Downloads"-folder within my home-folder
[23:38] <sebsebseb> !permissions |  fuzzman54
[23:38] <fuzzman54> I know.
[23:38] <fuzzman54> I couldn't get umask to work.
[23:39] <mneptok> Mrokii: cd ~/Downloads/OceaniX && chmod +x OceaniX.x86 && ./OceaniX.x86
[23:39] <Mrokii> mneptok, cool thanks! It worked!
[23:39] <Mrokii> mneptok, many thanks :)
[23:40] <mneptok> np
[23:40] <xangua> Mrokii: right clic>properties>permissions>aloud execute the file as a program
[23:40] <Mrokii> and thanx thiebaude as well
[23:40] <ubuntu1> looking for help http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=770173 im on step 6/7
[23:40] <xangua> in the 87 or 64 bit version, the one you use
[23:40] <thiebaude> Mrokii, no problem,
[23:41] <Mrokii> xangua, okay, will try next time I run into that issue. thanks as well
[23:41] <fuzzman54> Will Ext2 give me the same problem?
[23:42] <sebsebseb> fuzzman54: yes
[23:42] <sebsebseb> fuzzman54: also it's not exactly a problem
[23:42] <sebsebseb> fuzzman54: file permissions are there for security
[23:42] <fuzzman54> Losing 100gb on a hard drive is a problem to me.
[23:42] <ubuntu1> looking for help installing my network drivers..
[23:42] <sebsebseb> fuzzman54: you lost data?
[23:43] <fuzzman54> No. I copied everything over to another drive to reformat this one.
[23:43] <fuzzman54> But now I don't have enough room to put it all back on.
[23:43] <legend2440> Refried_: read post # 8  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=415617
[23:44] <Refried_> thanks legend2440 I will try that prerm thing
[23:44] <sebsebseb> fuzzman54: you can change the file perissions for the drive graphically as well, but probably not the best way to do it
[23:45] <ubuntu1> looking for help finnishing the install of my drivers..
[23:46] <fuzzman54> I tried changing the file permissions with chmod and it wouldn't work because fat doesn't support file permissions. So I tried umask, but that wouldn't work either. So I just reformatted but lost 100gb of space when I did.
[23:46] <vede> I need to close the X server to install video drivers...
[23:46] <vede> But...
[23:46] <vede> I'm not really sure how.
[23:46] <kamen> hey guys, I got an compiz problems
[23:47] <Pici> vede: sudo invoke-rc.d gdm stop
[23:47] <Qvintvs> does anyone have any recommendations on command line ftp clients?
[23:47] <FiremanEd> untu
[23:47] <guntbert> Qvintvs: use ftp
[23:47] <theatro> Qvintvs, lftp
[23:47] <thiebaude> !ftp
[23:47] <kevdog> Qvintvs: like ftp itself?
[23:48] <Qvintvs> i guess, is that what you guys use? i was using lftp for a while but I'm wondering if there's anything that might be better
[23:48] <Pirate_Hunter> i am trying to X forward epiphany-browser but keep getting cannot open display, what would be the reason for this?
[23:49] <kevdog> Pirate_Hunter: Is your display variable set?
[23:49] <kevdog> Pirate_Hunter: Platform?
[23:49] <lstarnes> Pirate_Hunter: are you using ssh?
[23:49] <ubuntu1> looking for help finnishing the instal of my drivers
[23:49] <ubuntu1> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=770173
[23:49] <ubuntu1> im on step 6
[23:50] <Refried_> legend2440: thank you so much, i had spent days searching and trying different combinations of flags.   my .prerm and .postrm files were corrupt, so i couldn't reinstall, or remove.  got them removed now.
[23:50] <llkkjj> #j linuxac
[23:50] <legend2440> Refried_: your welcome
[23:51] <ubuntu1> can any one help me with my network problem?
[23:51] <Pirate_Hunter> kevdog, lstarnes: using ssh with ubuntu hardy, the host has no X but as ive been told it dont need X
[23:51] <vede> ...
[23:52] <vede> Okay, so, sudo invoke etc...
[23:52] <gamer24> i am having a problem currently with ubuntu and the ati driver, where i cannot change the display size, and opening up the display menu under system cause the computer to slow down considerably
[23:52] <vede> Just put my computer at a black screen that said "reloading log daemon" and never did anything.
[23:52] <lstarnes> Pirate_Hunter: try ssh -XY
[23:53] <lstarnes> vede: did you try pressing enter?
[23:53] <vede> Yes.
[23:53] <vede> It said: * Reloading log daemon... and nothing I pressed did anything.
[23:53] <ubuntu1> no one here can help me with a network problem?
[23:53] <lstarnes> vede: what about ctrl+alt+f1
[23:53] <lstarnes> vede: er, ctrl+alt+f2
[23:53] <kamen> ubuntu1: what's your problem?
[23:53] <gamer24> also, any settings i change under the catalyst control center do not stay when saved
[23:53] <lstarnes> vede: when gdm is stopped it usually dumps you to a system console
[23:54] <vede> What is the difference between all those ctrl+alt+fx things?
[23:54] <lstarnes> vede: they select the active system terminal
[23:54] <vede> So...
[23:54] <lstarnes> vede: X normally is attached to the one accessed with ctrl+alt+f7
[23:54] <vede> So why would I do f2 instead of f1?
[23:54] <gamer24> nm, now it seems to be working, weird
[23:55] <lstarnes> vede: to go to the second terminal instead of the first
[23:55] <vede> But why would I need the second instead of the first?
[23:55] <vede> Or the fifth, or the third?
[23:55] <lstarnes> vede: in case the first one doesn't work
[23:56] <vede> Um...
[23:56] <vede> Okay...
[23:56] <lstarnes> vede: I usually use the second, but the first usually works
[23:56] <vede> Seems like a really stupid system...
[23:56] <lstarnes> ubuntu1: it is possible that nobody here has an answer or that somebody is looking for a possible solution
[23:57] <koshie> lstarnes: what ?
[23:57] <harjot_>  how would i use ssh to launch applications on the person im sshing?
[23:57] <harjot_>  how would i use ssh to launch applications on the person im sshing?
[23:57] <gamer24> now it is not working again, anyone have a possible solution?
[23:58] <lstarnes> harjot_: please wait at leats 15 minutes before repeating
[23:58] <lstarnes> *least
[23:58] <harjot_> yes accident
[23:58] <adam> when i open windows they open under other not on front ..why and how fix this..?
[23:58] <lstarnes> harjot_: you could try changing the DISPLAY environment variable
[23:58] <vede> Alright, so what was the command to stop the X server again?
[23:58] <harjot_> how?
[23:58] <lstarnes> harjot_: export DISPLAY=new-display-value
[23:59] <harjot_> umm..... how would i use this
[23:59] <lstarnes> harjot_: where new-display-value is the display number used by the user
[23:59] <lstarnes> harjot_: for example, :0.0
[23:59] <harjot_> and i want this to be temporary only
[23:59] <adam> please step by step   new persone here
[23:59] <fuzzman54> I switched from FAT to EXT4 and lost 100gb of capacity. Is that supposed to happen?
[23:59] <lstarnes> harjot_: it is temporary