[00:00] <saahr> I have influences not work
[00:00] <fccf> goddard_: can you access the webpage from outside you network by using your IP?
[00:00] <goddard_> no
[00:00] <riggs498> Okay that is right. Does the server run on a different computer?
[00:00] <fccf> goddard_: then port 80 is not forwarded
[00:00] <goddard_> I do have a software firewall fccf
[00:00] <saahr> Divorced, or is there a way to activate the card screen or run effects
[00:00] <goddard_> and other security features
[00:00] <goddard_> denyhost
[00:01] <goddard_> hosts.allow is setup not sure if its accurat
[00:01] <riggs498> You can port forward but not give external access.
[00:01] <fccf> goddard_:  is your webpage accessable from inside your network?
[00:01] <goddard_> hmm
[00:01] <techtronic> how do i stop ubuntu from auto showing the contents of a usb stick when you plug it in
[00:01] <goddard_> ok what should i be looking for then
[00:02] <riggs498> Go to the browser and enter the ip address of the server and see if it appers
[00:02] <_MrsApple_> Hi, ive dl a cd. Im not sure how to take it off the desk top and put it on amarok
[00:02] <saahr> I used version 9.04 Labantu new and I want to know your card or the way defined
[00:02] <waseem_> laptop still freezes
[00:02] <fccf> goddard: from another computer on your network enter http://internal-ip-of-server to see if it is accessable from the localnet
[00:02] <goddard_> it will appear only if I use the local lan ip
[00:02] <waseem_> so it isnt the gfx driver
[00:02] <saahr> I used version 9.04 Labantu new and I want to know your card or the way defined
[00:03] <goddard_> the isp issued ip doesn't allow me to see my page it just hangs
[00:03] <waseem_> but i think it may be some kind of screensaver
[00:03] <waseem_> since when i leave my laptop for a few minutes
[00:03] <saahr> هلا
[00:03] <waseem_> thats when it froze.
[00:03] <riggs498> You don't have external access to the site throug the router or firewall
[00:03] <saahr> I used version 9.04 Labantu new and I want to know your card or the way defined
[00:03] <Gyndawyr> I cant get my dualshock 3 to work on ubuntu, I also cant get wine to recognise anything inside the program files folder
[00:03] <Gyndawyr> what do I do about it?
[00:03] <_MrsApple_> anybody on here use amarok? i need to know how to take music that ive dl and put it onto that
[00:04] <fccf> Gyndawyr: more help in #winehq
[00:04] <goddard_> umm im not sure i understand you
[00:04] <ctmjr> saahr: you need to explain your problem better i do not think we understand what your asking
[00:04] <goddard_> I can only use the lan ip
[00:04] <goddard_> not the isp ip
[00:04] <goddard_> to access it
[00:04] <waseem> anyone please help
[00:04] <fccf> goddard_: what kind of router do you have?
[00:04] <Jorsher> could someone tell me if init 1 would be reset to init 3 with a reboot? :)
[00:04] <waseem> my laptop keeps freezing but only with ubuntu.
[00:05] <TTilus> panels-on-mythfrontend solved, needed to enable legacy_fullscreen from compiz setup "Workarounds" section
[00:05] <waseem> i have 8.04 LTS
[00:05] <on0bi> _MrsApple_: click on settings > configure amarok > collection, then find where your music is and check it
[00:05] <riggs498> there are two setting that you normally have to set port forward and external access. That opens the port to the internet
[00:05] <goddard_> WRT54G
[00:05] <goddard_> Linksys
[00:05] <Gyndawyr> id recommend you get windows, as my ubuntu install has done nothing good
[00:06] <waseem> Gyndawyr, who is that to?
[00:06] <bucky> goddard can you ping 4.2.2.2 ?
[00:06] <Cyber-Dogg> so it appears that flash is using /dev/snd/pcmC0D0 I need it to use /dev/snd/pcmC0D3
[00:06] <Cyber-Dogg> any thoughts?
[00:06] <fccf> goddard_: you want to put your server's internal ipaddress into the DMZ ... this will put the ubuntu server on the outside ip
[00:06] <ctmjr> !pm | saahr
[00:06] <oscar_nelo_16> hola
[00:06] <oscar_nelo_16> hellow
[00:07] <Gyndawyr> i have no faith in this OS anymore
[00:07] <unop> techtronic, it's in the nautilus preference dialogue,  under media - "browse media when inserted"
[00:07] <goddard_> i heard using a dmz is disabling a part of your security
[00:07] <on0bi> man i love ubuntu, i know how to do things on it
[00:07] <bucky> abandon hope all ye who enter here
[00:07] <on0bi> i have tons of faith in ubuntu
[00:07] <goddard_> what if i use the DMZ feature and it still doesn't work
[00:07] <waseem> Gyndawyr, stop trolling man. if you dont like it dont use it.
[00:07] <Gyndawyr> how do I get my dualshock 3 to work on ubuntu? how do I test it?
[00:08] <waseem> some of us are trying to get our problems sorted here
[00:08] <on0bi> google, bro
[00:08] <Darkebrz> on0bi, I went to the thread you specified, and I am trying to follow the instructions. But libao.conf is a readonly file and I can't edit it?
[00:08] <MaximLevitsky> unop: and my media disks aren't opened in karamic despite this setting beein set
[00:08] <Gyndawyr> some of us are tired of our problems here -_-
[00:08] <hg> join #python
[00:08] <waseem> Gyndawyr, then by all means go back to windows.
[00:08] <fccf> goddard_: yes, but only for the ubuntu machine, and if you have ubuntu setup properly it will be secure ... DMZ'ing will work
[00:08] <on0bi> Darkebrz: did you sudo gedit?
[00:08] <fccf> !gksudo | on0bi Darkebrz
[00:08] <Gyndawyr> then what is the point in the ubuntu IRC support?
[00:08] <goddard_> would filtering multicast traffic or NAT redirection affect the DNS service?
[00:08] <waseem> please any help is appreciated, my laptop keeps freezing. I have no idea why its doing this.
[00:08] <unop> MaximLevitsky, hmm, well .. did you upgrade from a previous release?
[00:08] <Darkebrz> Okay that worked
[00:09] <Darkebrz> Oh
[00:09] <fccf> !attitude | Gyndawyr
[00:09] <Darkebrz> Dont use sudo >_>
[00:09] <MaximLevitsky> unop: yes
[00:09] <on0bi> ya, gksudo works
[00:09] <x404x> i found our why my samba didnt work, i had setup all correct in terminal mode, but the graphic mode settings was blocked out so i had to setup under gui shares also
[00:09] <on0bi> i use sudo anyway
[00:09] <x404x> maybe its special for xubuntu ?
[00:09] <unop> MaximLevitsky, this setting wasn't there in previous versions of nautilus - not sure exactly which version introduced it.
[00:09] <waseem> please any help is appreciated, my laptop keeps freezing. I have no idea why its doing this. its not a hardware issue as my dual booted windows doesnt freeze or behave erratically.
[00:09] <Gyndawyr> i dont wish to view any IRC guidelines, I wish to use my control pad on a game through Wine
[00:10] <MaximLevitsky> unop: this settings is there, but it doesn't work....
[00:10] <goddard_> fccf would filtering multicast traffic or NAT redirection affect the DNS service?
[00:10] <djshotglass> i am trying to decide on what ubuntu I should try, do any not come with a X system
[00:10] <on0bi> Gyndawyr: heh, good luck
[00:10] <Gyndawyr> Ive visited the winehq channel, it is silent in there. I have asked several rooms also
[00:10] <on0bi> Gyndawyr: use windows for game
[00:10] <Gyndawyr> id like to know how to use wine for something other than notepad or internet explorer
[00:10] <Jorsher> could someone tell me if init 1 is set back to init 3 on reboot?
[00:10] <maco> djshotglass: server doesnt have X
[00:11] <maco> Jorsher: er, what?
[00:11] <Gyndawyr> once ive fixed that, then Ill worry about compatibility
[00:11] <djshotglass> Gyndawyr: get a grip and dual boot windows if you play games
[00:11] <on0bi> Gyndawyr: what are you trying to do?
[00:11] <Jorsher> i was ssh into my remote box, and set init 1 following a disk quota tutorial, and now i can't connect to it
[00:11] <fccf> goddard_: yes, but I don't think that is the issue here, ubuntu by default is very secure, putting the server into DMZ shouldn't be a problem, especially if you are using a dynamic ip sitiuation
[00:11] <unop> MaximLevitsky, i don't think you got my point - i'm not stating it well enough. It's quite plausible that something else is inhibiting this feature for you - perhaps some cruft from the previous release of gnome.
[00:11] <Gyndawyr> on0bi: im trying to use wine to access windows applications
[00:12] <Gyndawyr> once i know how to do that, I will move on to the control pad drivers
[00:12] <MaximLevitsky> unop: interesting.....
[00:12] <pencique> #/j #xubuntu
[00:12] <pencique> meh
[00:12] <Jorsher> maco - i was ssh into my remote box, and set init 1 following a disk quota tutorial, and now i can't connect to it
[00:12] <Jorsher> maco - i'm curious if restarting will set init back to 3 so i can connect again
[00:12] <DasEi> Jorsher: not alternate way to connect to it ? how remote is it ?
[00:12] <on0bi> Gyndawyr: in terminal, type winecfg to pull up the config window
[00:12] <Jorsher> on another continent remote
[00:12] <djshotglass> maco, interesting thanks
[00:13] <on0bi> Gyndawyr: there you can add windows programs and set what version of windows to run on each program and also graphical and accessibility tweaks
[00:13] <Gyndawyr> uhh.. ok
[00:13] <fccf> Gyndawyr: consider running windows inside a virtualbox, & please be patient and don't expect to have your hand held through all your problems
[00:13] <Jorsher> dasei - physically impossible to get to, if there's any remote command i can shove down it's throat that would be awesome
[00:13] <waseem> typical irc, someone comes moans and everyone helps him.
[00:13] <waseem> someone being patient gets ignored.
[00:14] <Gouda> Waseem: are you still freezing?
[00:14] <waseem> yes Gouda
[00:14] <Gouda> uygh
[00:14] <Gouda> Ugh
[00:14] <DasEi> Jorsher: init 1 is a bad one then, and no reboot sheduled
[00:14] <Chousuke> waseem: it happens. :/ And sometimes people just don't know how to help the patient ones.
[00:14] <Gyndawyr> im on terminal. i have no idea what to do from here.
[00:14] <knasto> does anybody know how to watch apple trailers?
[00:14] <waseem> Chousuke, i hear ya man, i hear ya :)
[00:14] <Gyndawyr> waseem: i dont know what to do about your problem
[00:15] <Chousuke> waseem: whereas whiners often have some simple problem arising from their own impatience :)
[00:15] <Jorsher> dasei - so it will require someone to physically go to it?
[00:15] <Gouda> Waseem: You are on a laptop right?
[00:15] <knasto> that is apple trailers stopped working
[00:15] <waseem> yes Gouda
[00:15] <knasto> so how do i watch themV
[00:15] <drygrain> :/
[00:15] <knasto> Z
[00:15] <knasto> Z
[00:15] <knasto> ?
[00:15] <FloodBot3> knasto: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:15] <Gouda> Waseem: I haven't dived into that adventure yet with ubuntu. I heard it can be a nightmare
[00:15] <ctmjr> knasto: thank the good people at apple for that
[00:16] <waseem> Gouda, it can be, but i had managed to set up (thats the hard part)
[00:16] <dodad> hi
[00:16] <waseem> once you have it right its very good.
[00:16] <knasto> ctmjr: yea what the hell happend. i had no problems until like a month ago.
[00:16] <goddard_> thanks rigs and fccf
[00:16] <dodad> is anyone able to tell me where irssi log files go by defaultß
[00:16] <drygrain> My bootable USB install stick wont boot from my other box. I've changed the BIOS settings to boot from USB first, and tried all 3 USB ports. What else can I do?
[00:16] <Gouda> I'm not sure if there are any crash files ubuntu creates but it would be nice if there was
[00:16] <maco> Jorsher: yes it should boot to 3 again
[00:16] <Darkebrz> on0bi, I got this a little bit into the thread
[00:16] <Darkebrz> Package libflashsupport is not available, but is referred to by another package.
[00:16] <Darkebrz> This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or
[00:16] <Darkebrz> is only available from another sour
[00:16] <FloodBot3> Darkebrz: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:17] <Darkebrz> Sorry >_>
[00:17] <Jorsher> maco - thaks a lot :) good luck, this place seems like it could get hostile
[00:17] <Jorsher> lol
[00:17] <maco> Jorsher: as long as you didnt set 1 as default in your grub config
[00:17] <Jorsher> nosir i didnt :)
[00:17] <Jorsher> i was in ssh and figured init 1 would let me stay logged in
[00:17] <Jorsher> but, i guess you learn from mistakes :)
[00:17] <waseem> please any help is appreciated, my laptop keeps freezing. I have no idea why its doing this. its not a hardware issue as my dual booted windows doesn't freeze or behave erratically.
[00:17] <on0bi__> Darkebrz: hmmm..not sure  you might not need it
[00:17] <Darkebrz> Well...
[00:17] <Darkebrz> -_-
[00:18] <knasto> Someone, so how to I get apple trailers to work again without resulting to dirty methods like wget???
[00:18] <DasEi> Jorsher: think so, if you havent configured any earlier service (ssh, webmin,vnc, whatever) ..
[00:18] <fccf> goddard_: you are online, and the king
[00:18] <on0bi__> Darkebrz: sorry mate, that how to is kind of old, i just downloaded pulse audio from the add/remove program and it works. i use that thread for the setup normally. things like check this, check that
[00:19] <Gouda> Waseem: Wish I could help you more dude but my ubuntu knowledge is very limited. I just installed it about 2 weeks ago. been a 9 year layoff from using a linux machine :)
[00:19] <goddard_> haha
[00:19] <wcGary83> does anyone know why x.org would set the resolution to 800x600 upon startup everytime even though I save the settings as 1440x900 in x,org from the nvidia settings?
[00:19] <waseem> no probs Gouda at least you tried :)
[00:19] <wcGary83> * i do this a root...
[00:20] <goddard_> kinggoddard.com
[00:20] <knasto> HELP, so how do I get apple trailers to work again?
[00:20] <Gouda> wcGary83: did you save the changes or just clicked apply>
[00:20] <fccf> goddard_: yep
[00:20] <michele_> ciao
[00:20] <on0bi__> Darkebrz: just open the add/remove, make sure that the filter is set to allow third party packages, then search in the audio catagory for the pulseaudio stuff, install them all. then use that thread to check boxes and what not. don't worry too much about editing files and adding data
[00:20] <wcGary83> I saved the changes, and tried both merging and not...
[00:20] <zer0her0> dumb question: is it possible to find out what gfx card is install via cli command?
[00:20] <goddard_> hey fccf how did you find that out
[00:21] <on0bi__> Darkebrz: then you'll be set
[00:21] <Gouda> That's strange. Have you tried uninstalling and reinstalling the drivers?
[00:21] <fccf> goddard_: got your info from your username
[00:21] <dan> how to setup rar
[00:21] <fccf> !details | dan
[00:21] <on0bi__> Darkebrz: you've just got to remember to move the audio stream to your card or whatever your speakers are connected to in the playback tab under volume manager
[00:21] <wcGary83> Gouda: yes, I am thinking about installing the latest from the nvidia site, but it would break upon upgrade and the computer is for a new user...
[00:22] <on0bi__> Darkebrz: then you'll be golden. mine is exactly like that
[00:22] <goddard_> im not the best with irc how?
[00:22] <credo> zer0her0: lspci ?
[00:22] <wcGary83> Gouda: I tried with both the 173 and 180 driver
[00:22] <fccf> goddard_: what IRC client are you using?
[00:22] <Gouda> wcGary83: What it almost sounds like is that it's conflicting with another driver possibly and getting overwritten maybe. Not too sure
[00:23] <Jorsher> DasEi - I was logged in as admin and did sudo init 1, kicked me off the remote connection and now i can't connect through ssh, ftp, nxmachine, etc under root or admin
[00:23] <goddard_> irssi
[00:23] <goddard_> command line
[00:23] <Darkebrz> on0bi, that is only assuming that mine will work just like yours
[00:23] <wcGary83> Gouda: so I should save a copy and reboot, then compare...
[00:23] <zer0her0> credo: perfect thanks :)
[00:23] <x404x> I am getting an exit 1 ( /usr/bin/ld cannot find -lz ) compiling diablo 5.1 news, any ideas what causes this ? collect 2 ld returned 1 exit, missing ld ?
[00:24] <peb_live> how do i mount my floppy disk drive in ubuntu?
[00:24] <x404x> mount /floppy ?
[00:24] <on0bi__> Darkebrz: ya, it is. but i'm sure it will. pulseaudio isn't a tempermental app
[00:24] <peb_live> yes\
[00:24] <waseem> had a random freeze again.
[00:24] <hdon> off-topic: can anyone recommend what kind of video camera to get? i want standardized removable storage media (SD card probably) and good support under Linux for streaming
[00:24] <waseem> cant understand wth makes it freeze.
[00:24] <DasEi> Jorsher: yes, I got you, as said above you're in trouble then, need physical access, if no reboot sheduled or earlier service in 1 configured
[00:25] <Darkebrz> One quick question, where does Ubuntu save screenshots?
[00:25] <waseem> works for a while then BAM completely random.
[00:25] <maco> Darkebrz: it asks you
[00:25] <knasto> Anyone one know how to get the totem plugin to play apple trailers? Apple must have change their website or something.
[00:25] <fccf> goddard_: look at man irssi ... I am in a GUI of pidgin .. and by right clicking on a name in the userlist and clicking info I get information about any user ... although there are ways to hide yourself, which I am working on for myself too
[00:25] <peb_live> how do i mount my floppy drive?
[00:25] <Darkebrz> >.>
[00:25] <Darkebrz> Oops I didn't notice
[00:25] <maco> knasto: they are blocking all non-quicktime user agents
[00:25] <ActionParsnip> peb_live: sudo modprobe floppy; sudo mkdir /media/floppy0; sudo mount /dev/fd0 /media/floppy0 -t vfat rw,user
[00:25] <DasEi> x404x: sudo mount /dev/fd0  /mountpoint
[00:26] <knasto> maco, so what is the workaround beside wget? I mean there must be something right?
[00:26] <goddard_> fccf i am supposed to be cloaked thats why i asked
[00:26] <maco> knasto: you can use wget to download the vids with a fake user agent, like wget -U "QuickTime/screwApple.0" http://apple.com/blah.avi
[00:26] <waseem> Hello my laptop freeze's at randomly after a while. This problem only happens with my ubuntu OS (vista doesnt show any signs of a problem). I really need some help please.
[00:26] <maco> knasto: thats about it so far. a patch has been proposed so that gstreamer would report as quicktime all the time forevermore...
[00:26] <knasto> maco, is their anyway you could set firefox to do that automatically after you click on a link to a trailer?
[00:27] <DasEi> waseem: check /var/log/syslog  and kernlog for errors
[00:27] <fccf> goddard_: your cloakable username is goddard not goddard_ you have to /nickserv identify password for user goddard
[00:27] <maco> knasto: no, its not the firefox user agent, but the plugin's user agent :-/
[00:27] <_MrsApple_> does it mean that a dl didnt work if the time for the song only shows like 30 sec or the same amount of time for each song?
[00:27] <x404x> can i mount stuff anywhere ?
[00:27] <knasto> maco, i mean like once you click on the trailer, the terminal automatically pops open and downloads with wget and opens it with totem?
[00:28] <DasEi> waseem: if your graphics trouble you, check /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[00:28] <Zappo> HI im trying to install Aleph One from source and im getting this = http://pastebin.com/m702161ee when i try to install it. does anyone know what i could do to fix it?
[00:28] <DasEi> x404x: yes, but gotta make mountpoint first
[00:28] <drygrain> My bootable USB install stick wont boot from my other box. I've changed the BIOS settings to boot from USB first, and tried all 3 USB ports. What else can I do?
[00:28] <credo> _MrsApple_: depends. if you use service like juno it only gives insight whats in the song/album - at 45 seconds and bad quality
[00:28] <yannjoss> OHÉ c'est richde
[00:28] <Jorsher> DasEi , maco - thanks!
[00:29] <_MrsApple_> i used warez-bb.org to dl it and i dl one cd from rapid share and another from hotfile.com
[00:29] <DasEi> !floppy | x404x
[00:29] <maco> knasto: oh. hrm...thats an interesting idea, but i dont know a way to do it. maybe look for an extension that can run shell code?
[00:29] <yannjoss> illovae tu es par là ?
[00:30] <x404x> how do i make a mountpoint ?
[00:30] <credo> _MrsApple_: if the page is covered 60 % with ads then i suggest you to look for other sources
[00:30] <drygrain> ;/
[00:30] <Darkebrz> Okay on0bi__ Im restarting now
[00:30] <Darkebrz> I hope it works
[00:30] <DasEi> x404x : mkdir /media/floppy
[00:30] <yannjoss> #ubuntu.fr
[00:30] <on0bi__> Darkebrz: ok
[00:30] <knasto> maco, like if you go to firefox preferences, then applications theres a list of content type (one of them is quicktime) and then you can specify a command to run
[00:30] <_MrsApple_> credo , do you suggest a different place to dl for free?
[00:30] <maco> knasto: dunno
[00:30] <drygrain> My bootable USB install stick wont boot from my other box. I've changed the BIOS settings to boot from USB first, and tried all 3 USB ports. What else can I do?
[00:31] <knasto> maco, so is there some kind of command that can do that for me
[00:31] <maco> knasto: not that i know
[00:31] <x404x> ah i c, so it just has to be an existing directory
[00:31] <DasEi> x404x : yep, see:
[00:31] <DasEi> !nick
[00:31] <credo> _MrsApple_: use torrents? but this is ubuntu help channel so lets stay on subject =)
[00:32] <fccf> !fr | yannjoss
[00:32] <nErVe>  i dont knw if i can get any dumber than this but anyways i have two home folder icons in my places menu
[00:32] <nErVe> how do i get rid of one of them
[00:32] <_MrsApple_> lol
[00:32] <_MrsApple_> k
[00:32] <fccf> goddard_: did you get that?
[00:32] <DasEi> x404x : sorry, trigger was !who  (else message gets lost, put nick in response)
 noted ;=)
[00:33] <on0bi__> !who on0bi__
[00:33] <yazd> anyone familiar with postgres here? the IRC chat for it's down...
[00:33] <nErVe>  i dont knw if i can get any dumber than this but anyways i have two home folder icons in my places menu can any one help
[00:33] <first> hay does any one know how to get hulu to work
[00:33] <DasEi> !who | on0bi__
[00:33] <scott_ino2> first, it should just work what happens exactly
[00:34] <yazd> iptable help please
[00:34] <x404x> any ideas why ld fails to link using xmake ? getting a collect 2 exit 1 status
[00:34] <first> scott i just go on to the site and were the video should be it is just black]
[00:34] <on0bi__> first: use this howto http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=766683
[00:34] <drygrain> My bootable USB install stick wont boot from my other box. I've changed the BIOS settings to boot from USB first, and tried all 3 USB ports. What else can I do?
[00:35] <fccf> yazd: uh no #postgresql has almost 400 members in it, and they are talking
[00:35] <on0bi__> first: you'll need to install flashplayer  at the bottom of that howto is a command to install it
[00:35] <first> k thanks on0bi
[00:35] <wcGary83> does anybody know a way to manually set resolution in xorg? right now it includes the line Option  "metamodes" "1440x900 +0+0", but always starts up at 800x600!!!
[00:35] <scott_ino2> first, does flash work correctly on other sites ie youtube
[00:35] <Darkebrz> on0bi__, I dont think it worked
[00:35] <Darkebrz> :(
[00:36] <bucky> yazd, register your nick some channels require it /msg NickServe HELP    https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/serverguide/C/postgresql.html
[00:36] <fccf> wcGary83: what are you saving to... /etc/X11/xorg.conf is usually the file , are you naming it correctly
[00:36] <bucky> yazd, /msg NickServ HELP
[00:37] <yazd> thanks
[00:37] <first> scott yes it does
[00:37] <scott_ino2> first, so you've installed flash already correct
[00:37] <bucky> yazd, and check https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/serverguide/C/postgresql.html it shows how to keep postgres from connecting outside or make it connect
[00:37] <first> scott, yes
[00:38] <StephenJ> I'm having a packaging issue in Ubuntu 9, anyone got a second?
[00:38] <wcGary83> fccf: yes, it is saved to that location and named corretcly... I actually used nvidia-settings manager to modify it, setting resolution to 1440x900 and saving it (from root of course!)
[00:38] <scott_ino2> first, try clearing out your browser cache and restarting firefox. occasionally hulu can be weird with flash
[00:38] <first> scott k i will try that thank you
[00:39] <scott_ino2> first, also if it doesn't say "loading video" right away just leave it and see if somethin comes up
[00:39] <StephenJ> For some reason, everytime I run dpkg, a failed package from a few days ago fails to install and I have to tell it to [abort] every single time I install something
[00:39] <fccf> wcGary83: just checking... you are running gksudo nvidia-settings or at a actual root@xxxx-desktop$ nvidia-settings ???
[00:40] <wcGary83> fccf: yes
[00:40] <fccf> wcGary83: I there is an or in there
[00:41] <wcGary83> fccf: im sorry that wasnt a yes or no question!
[00:41] <wcGary83> fccf: i ran from actual root shell (sudo su)
[00:42] <fccf> wcGary83: how about 1 or 2 ... 1 gksudo nvidia-settings (which is hte right way) and 2 root shell (which is the wrong way)
[00:42] <fccf> *the
[00:43] <wcGary83> fccf: 2... why is root shell the wrong way?
[00:43] <fccf> !gksudo | wcGary83
[00:43] <syntex> Can Ubuntu and read and write to NTFS drives?
[00:43] <Mean_Admin> sudo: unable to execute ./st: Permission denied
[00:43] <Mean_Admin> sorry
[00:43] <fccf> syntex: yes
[00:44] <syntex> Or, could Ubuntu format a NTFS drive to Fat32 so I can use it on my dual-boot?
[00:44] <first> ok so i do have flash installed. but when i got to the (add/remove apps) it wont let me add it.
[00:44] <Mean_Admin> I am trying to run a seagate diagnotic tool which I'vee chmod 777 but I keep getting "sudo: unable to execute ./st: Permission denied"
[00:44] <Zappo>  HI im trying to install Aleph One from source and im getting this = http://pastebin.com/m702161ee when i try to install it. does anyone know what i could do to fix it?
[00:45] <wcGary83> fccf: is the line  'Option  "metamodes" "1440x900 +0+0"  '   correct to set resolution?
[00:45] <fccf> syntex: reformatting NTFS (windows drive?) to Fat32 would wipe windows... you should be able to boot the NTFS drive using !grub
[00:45] <fccf> !grub | syntex
[00:46] <fccf> !dualboot |syntex
[00:46] <TheEvilOne> can anyone tell me if desktop updates are available in repos?  like will the KDE 4.3 update be in the ubuntu repos?
[00:46] <syntex> fccf: It's an external hard drive that I use for all my backups and music.
[00:46] <StephenJ> For some reason, everytime I run dpkg, a failed package from a few days ago fails to install and I have to tell it to [abort] every single time I install something.
[00:46] <Mean_Admin> TheEvilOne: I think sudo apt-get install kde-desktop should do it
[00:46] <fccf> syntex: you will be able to read and write to it ... you will have to setup permissioning in fstab
[00:47] <fccf> !fstab | syntex
[00:47] <syntex> Thanks fccf. :)
[00:47] <x404x> hm how do i install zlib ?
[00:49] <first> how do i put the flash plugin on fire fox
[00:49] <fccf> x404x: zlib1g is the package and is probably already installed
[00:49] <sebsebseb> first: sudo apt-get install flashplugin-installer  or if you want Java and AVI support and such as well  sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[00:50] <E-WolfShade> Hey people!
[00:52] <bucky> Zappo, you at least need libboost1.*-dev  and g++
[00:53] <Zappo> bucky: ok will try it now
[00:53] <bucky> Zappo, and if you need SDL then you need those dev files as well
[00:53] <wcGary83> okay nvidia x server settings was run with gksudo, xorg saved, and does not change upon reboot, resolution set to 800x600 upon startup... can anybody help!!!
[00:53] <Zappo> bucky: i have those already
[00:53] <Schnitz> hi all
[00:54] <Zappo> hi
[00:54] <heogen> hi, I have problem when I inside to the page www.fulltono i'm not have sound of music?
[00:54] <ikey> howdy
[00:54] <Schnitz> i want to unload the uvcvideo module on suspend and reload it on resume
[00:54] <Schnitz> i tried adding it to MODULES in /etc/default/acpi-support
[00:54] <Schnitz> looks like that has no effect at alle
[00:54] <tPl0ch> !bin
[00:54] <bucky> Zappo, why does it say checking SDL_image.h presence... no
[00:55] <Schnitz> i also tried to add some code for it to /etc/acpi/suspend.d/60-generate-modules-list.sh but it looks like that script doesn't run during suspend2ram at all
[00:55] <heogen> I do install adobe flash but this page don't have sound why?
[00:55] <Schnitz> any idea how i can automagically unload/load the module?
[00:55] <heogen> fulltono.com
[00:55] <bucky> Zappo, it's because you don't have libsdl-image1.2-dev
[00:55] <Zappo> bucky: umm i dont know...
[00:55] <heogen> i would like to hear music
[00:55] <Zappo> bucky: oh
[00:55] <heogen> from this page
[00:55] <heogen> anyone can help me
[00:55] <heogen> ?
[00:56] <bucky> Zappo, sudo apt-get install apt-file    sudo apt-file update and apt-file search SDL_image.h  and anything else you're missing so you can install it
[00:56] <bucky> Zappo, you need 'header' files to build stuff
[00:57] <JohnLocke> i've installed jaunty 9,04 successfully on dual-boot system. i noticed, however, that sound is very weak compared to windows. is there something i can do about that?
[00:57] <Orpheus> how can i install komodo edit on ubuntu 9.04?
[00:57] <Zappo> bucky: ok
[00:59] <bucky> apt-file is the one killer app that keeps me using deb based distros especially the big U
[00:59] <mordof> just got finished doing all the updates from synaptic..  my audio is still suttering on mpeg 1 audio for avi's.. anyone possibly know why?
[01:00] <Kalmi> mordof, have you tried using ALSA?...
[01:00] <Kalmi> !sound | mordof
[01:00] <knasto> maco, well i found a greasemonkey script. it works great.
[01:01] <mordof> Intel ICH.... it's selected ALSA - but my motherboard is nforce 410 amd chipset
[01:01] <mordof> that makes no sense
[01:01] <knasto> maco, heres the link, if you want it http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/57184
[01:01] <mordof> Kalmi: thanks, i'll look at the links
[01:02] <quentusrex> Can someone help debug a networking issue?
[01:03] <quentusrex> I think it has something to do with my network interfaces, or the iptables...
[01:03] <mordof> i still don't get why it's saying my audio is Intel ICH
[01:03] <mordof> that's not right..
[01:03] <quentusrex> I have a 9.04 server hosting a bunch of virtual servers, they all have internet and local access...
[01:03] <quentusrex> the physical server only has local resource access....
[01:04] <quentusrex> the router says there are no packets hitting it from this box...
[01:05] <willca> quentusrex does tcpdump on the server itself agree with what your router says?
[01:06] <dca> ?
[01:06] <dca> hii
[01:07] <mumtazah1> hello
[01:07] <BlakHat_> hi guys, i am trying to install powerdevil for my laptop. the source tarball doesnt compile, so im either looking for a way to install the program or to move to kde4.2 on my hardy. anyone know how i can achieve that?
[01:07] <mumtazah1> i have problem with virtualbox
[01:08] <pw-toxic> hi, i have a folder with some mp3s and i want to play them - how?
[01:08] <goddard> get a music player
[01:08] <mordof> Kalmi: could the problem be with Intel ICH being used for my Realtek AC97 onboard audio?
[01:08] <pw-toxic> if i double click on the mp3, strange player opens and i cant hear anything
[01:08] <matrixblue> pw-toxic: use Rhythmbox
[01:08] <goddard> did you just install?
[01:08] <willca> pw-toxic i do it this way. sudo apt-get install audacious then go into the folder and run audacios from there
[01:09] <mordof> pw-toxic: Restricted Formats - ubuntu wiki
[01:09] <pw-toxic> when i do open it with rhythmbox, i cant hear anything too, but i can choose the music in ryhtmbox ordered by artist
[01:09] <goddard> oh ya thats
[01:09] <goddard> it
[01:09] <ikey> heya sammyF
[01:09] <xikteny> !mp3 | pw-toxic
[01:09] <sammyF> heya ikey ... nicely lurking? ;)
[01:09] <goddard> could also look at alsa
[01:09] <pw-toxic> the mp3s i want to play arent from a specifc artist
[01:09] <goddard> that thing is always screwy
[01:09] <pw-toxic> xikteny, i can listen to mp3d by rhythmbox, but i have to look for them by artist
[01:10] <x404x> zlib1g is installed, so why do i still get "cannot find -lz" ?
[01:10] <heogen> anyone can help me with the internet page sound like www.fulltono
[01:10] <quentusrex> willca: how do I get tcpdump to not show traffic to a particular host?
[01:10] <xikteny> pw-toxic: oh, sorry, I thought you might be missing codecs, but if others play i guess it's just an organizational thing within rhythmbox
[01:11] <heogen> I would like to enjoy this music, but i can't hear it
[01:11] <pw-toxic> i can open the mp3 file with vlcplayer too and i can hear the music, but i cant open a complete folder so that all the tracks are played after each other
[01:11] <mordof> pw-toxic: vlcplayer has many codecs built into it
[01:11] <heogen> and I installed adobe flash but nothing
[01:11] <JTrunner> hello, can anyone help me troubleshoot sshd?
[01:11] <heogen> someone can help me?
[01:11] <willca> pw-toxic audacious takes all the music in wherever folder you are if you run it from there
[01:11] <pw-toxic> mordof, ah ok and amarok doesnt have?
[01:12] <mordof> pw-toxic: no idea. i just know that vlc comes with it's own codecs last i checked
[01:13] <waseem> hi my ubuntu OS keeps freezing it is 8.04 LTS and it freezes randomly. I dont think it is a hardware issue as my dual booted Vista doesnt show any signs of a problem.
[01:13] <pw-toxic> if i click on the "click here to isntall the ubuntu-restircted-extras packge" he tells me that they are already installed
[01:13] <waseem> ill probably freeze and not respond randomly if a freeze happens.
[01:14] <willca> waseem maybe there is a bad block in your partition/drive
[01:14] <waseem> willca, how can i fix this?
[01:14] <willca> waseem try booting up your live cd and run badblocks against your partition...my experience
[01:14] <willca> was like that
[01:14] <willca> it was not the OS nor drivers but it was a darn bad block
[01:14] <waseem> so let me get this straight
[01:14] <mordof> what's a decent video player to try with? i found a bug about totem and poor audio playback? trying to figure out why some videos the audio is stuttering.. wanted to try another player, but don't know of any
[01:14] <quentusrex> willca: I have a pastebin for you
[01:15] <waseem> how would i access this badblock thing?
[01:15] <willca> boot your live cd and then open a terminal
[01:15] <waseem> yes then?
[01:15] <JTrunner> anyone know anything about sshd?
[01:16] <T0aster> Anybody running seperate x screens in here?
[01:16] <O__o> hi is 9.04 having problem with the vino?
[01:16] <pw-toxic> i cant believe that it is so hard to play a folder of music with ubuntu ;)
[01:16] <waseem> 9.04 is evil. i miss good old 7.XX
[01:16] <pw-toxic> how can i troubleshoot amarok?
[01:16] <T0aster> I need help getting video to play on my second x screen
[01:16] <waseem> willca, in the terminal what would i write?
[01:17] <waseem> and will it require me to re-install ubuntu?
[01:17] <T0aster> nobody huh?
[01:17] <willca> waseem in a terminal as root, badblocks -n /dev/sda?
[01:18] <mordof> T0aster: not i - though i want to be able to set that up and have that possible.. haven't gotten there yet
[01:18] <waseem> thanks willca hopefully i will remember that.
[01:18] <matrixblue> Anyone know how I can access this chat via http?
[01:18] <xikteny> pw-toxic: I just checked, and on my system rhythmbox places all untagged files under "Unknown"
[01:18] <willca> i am not sure if its in the ubutn live cd but i use antix or mepis and they had it
[01:18] <julemore> hey how can I "sudo" a file browser window? I mean i want to delete some file from the GUI
[01:18] <ikey> matrixblue, http://www.mibbit.com/
[01:18] <T0aster> I have the screen working but every time I launch a program it appears on my first screen
[01:18] <willca> waseem mepis or antix will have it on their livecd, it helped me repartition my intrepid before after that
[01:18] <matrixblue> ikey, I thought mibbit was blocked
[01:19] <ikey> oh good point.
[01:19] <T0aster> sudo  nautils
[01:19] <pw-toxic> xikteny, the problem is not the tagging, it is that i want to queue all mp3s out of a certain folder - so treat them like a playlist
[01:19] <chrisi1512_> julemore: sudo nautilus?
[01:19] <julemore> nautils?
[01:19] <waseem> willca, well ill try the ubuntu live cd once i find it but this is something to try at least, thanks
[01:19] <julemore> ok
[01:19] <julemore> let me check
[01:19] <chrisi1512_> GNOME or KDE?
[01:19] <waseem> off to try it
[01:20] <mordof> yeah... freenode web doesn't work with certain channels either
[01:20] <julemore> yes thks
[01:20] <chrisi1512_> np
[01:20] <heogen> what is the best book about algorithm?
[01:20] <xikteny> pw-toxic: hmm yeah most of the music apps work with tags, ignoring the files location...
[01:21] <chrisi1512> heogen: There is no "best" book...
[01:21] <heogen> anyone know?
[01:21] <willca> pw-toxic been trying to tell you, give audacious a try thats what i was trying to do before
[01:21] <mordof> wooo, audio isn't choppy in mplayer, it's just totem.. whew
 and what do you say about it?
[01:21] <mordof> i can watch my clips again :D
[01:21] <pw-toxic> xikteny, finally i got amarok running - suppporting what i need. This helped me; https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/amarok/+question/67045
[01:21] <TheLetterM> hello
[01:22] <pw-toxic> willca, tried it - i dont like the player
[01:23] <chrisi1512> heogen: google and read the feedback...
[01:23] <pw-toxic> xikteny, anyway the cool thing with rhytmbox is, that there is a plugin for gnome-do. So i can easily start albums and artists i know ;)
 but I think that can find a good book about algorithm
[01:24] <xikteny> pw-toxic: I'm using amarok1.4 here, it's the only player i really like :)
[01:24] <TheLetterM> I set up Ubuntu 9 server edition on a computer using LVM and then went to add a second drive. I didn't add the new drive correctly and not I can't boot up anymore. Is there a way to use the Live CD to mount the LVM partition?
[01:24] <chrisi1512> heogen: What do you know about Algorithm?
[01:25] <pw-toxic> xikteny, what do you like best on amarok?
[01:25] <chrisi1512> heogen: http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Algorithms
[01:26] <heogen> I know a very few thing, this is the reason that i asking about a good book if you know
 thank you for the link
[01:26] <matrixblue> anyone know how to send remote windows commands from Linux (eg taskkill)
[01:26] <chrisi1512> heogen: so you search a book that is going deep in the topic?
[01:26] <Guest9553> Does anyone know the command for GPG so it will just encrypt the text that I type? I've only been able to find commands to encrypt text files. I would like to type the text directly into the shell and have it encrypted. No encrypting files.
[01:27] <chrisi1512> Sry, for my bad english^^
[01:27] <ikey> then maybe run a pipe command?
 yeah
[01:29] <chrisi1512> heogen: Then i have no plan, sry. But there are a lots of good books. You just have to search and read the feedback...
[01:29] <xikteny> pw-toxic: sent you a pm
[01:29] <themoebius> hey I'm trying to bring a computer running ubuntu 7.10 up to date. When I try to update the repos it's saying they don't exist anymore. what's the easiest way to get this thing current? Do I need to reformat?
  ok, thank you man
[01:30] <matrixblue> themoebius, backup the home directory and install the new version
[01:30] <TheLetterM> themoebius: do apt-get dist-upgrade
[01:31] <TheLetterM> but as matrixblue says, you should back up your home dir first
[01:31] <chuckc> whenever i transfer files >100megs or so over network (nfs, netatalk, http) the transfer starts and then pauses after 50-150megs downloaded.  Then the network on the ubuntu machine serving the files goes down and I can not connect to it.  the network may come back up after like 10 min or so.  The weird thing is when the download pauses, if i restart the ubuntu network, the download resumes but then pauses again after another 50-150megs dl
[01:31] <chuckc> just restarted networking about 8 times to finish a 1gig file.  any ideas?
[01:32] <djshotglass> hi, i just burned ununtu-server off and tried to install it on one of my machines, but once i boot from the cd it asks what language and I cant select anything
[01:32] <T0aster> Ok with my hdtv set as second x screen the acreen is there and I can control the panel options but every application I select goes to screen 0 (my monitor)
[01:32] <djshotglass> keyboard lights are on duing bois boot, but turn off when the ubuntu-server cd starts booting
[01:32] <themoebius> TheLetterM: apt-get dist-upgrade just tried to get the one package it knows is out of date - I don't think it knows to get the updated repos
[01:32] <djshotglass> i have tried every keyboard in my house and none work
[01:32] <matrixblue> djshotglass, check if the num lock light is responding on the keyboard
[01:32] <KB1JWQ> djshotglass: They all USB?
[01:32] <JohnLocke> i have sound working fine on jaunty 9.04 but is lower than in windows.. the troubleshooting page on wiki.ubuntu.com seems to deal with situations when sound is completely not working
[01:32] <djshotglass> matrixblue, it doesnt, nothing does
[01:33] <djshotglass> KB1JWQ, yes i havent had a ps2 keyboard since the 90s
[01:33] <KB1JWQ> djshotglass: And how recent is the machine in question?
[01:33] <kikekof> que dicen
[01:33] <matrixblue> djshotglass, are you certain the CD isn't corrupted?
[01:33] <djshotglass> i just installed kubuntu on a different machine, and it had a countdown at this meny
[01:33] <TheLetterM> Anyone familiar with LVM?
[01:33] <djshotglass> so i assume this is a known problem
[01:33] <djshotglass> as they fixed it
[01:33] <kikekof> mexicanos por hay
[01:33] <kikekof> latinos
[01:33] <kikekof> ?¿?¿
[01:34] <djshotglass> the keyboards work fine before the cd boots, as i can go though the bois
[01:34] <djshotglass> once ubuntu-server boots, nothing works
[01:34] <djshotglass> and no countdown like kubuntu
[01:34] <djshotglass> so i guess i cant install it
[01:34] <djshotglass> great os
[01:34] <KB1JWQ> djshotglass: USB legacy support enabled in BIOS?
[01:34] <djshotglass> hah
[01:34] <djshotglass> KB1JWQ yes
[01:34] <djshotglass> thats why i was in bois
[01:34] <djshotglass> to make sure
[01:34] <FloodBot3> djshotglass: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:34] <biker_rat> how do iboot into console?
[01:34] <TheLetterM> djshotglass: is the KB USB and is USB Legacy support enabled in the BIOS?
[01:35] <djshotglass> yes
[01:35] <matrixblue> djshotglass, the server version install is a bit different and I'm not suire if it has the countdown. I'd try another CD
[01:35] <djshotglass> i dont want another cd
[01:35] <djshotglass> i want ubuntu-server
[01:35] <djshotglass> the rest are garbage
[01:36] <TheLetterM> matrixblue: it does have the countdown
[01:36] <matrixblue> djshotglass, I meant burn another copy
[01:36] <djshotglass> ubuntu-server does not
[01:36] <shamm_> dd if=filename.iso of=/dev/dvd
[01:36] <TheLetterM> so yeah
[01:36] <shamm_> is that how we burn iso to dvd?
[01:36] <TheLetterM> LVM2
[01:36] <djshotglass> cd is fine as the program i burned it with verifys the cd
[01:36] <biker_rat> ubuntu x doesn't run at startup with my video card. how do i boot into console. I have mounted ubuntu from slackware partition and wish to edit it to boot from console.
[01:36] <TheLetterM> can nayone help me with it
[01:36] <djshotglass> compares every byte with the iso after burning it
[01:36] <djshotglass> cd is 100%
[01:37] <TheLetterM> biker_rat: if X fails to start, you can use the VC
[01:37] <TheLetterM> CTRL+ALT+F2 - F6
[01:37] <biker_rat> what VC?
[01:37] <TheLetterM> the console
[01:37] <prince_jammys> "virtual console"
[01:38] <biker_rat> X is borked. Frozen . no VC
[01:38]  * djshotglass throws ubuntu cd in garbage and grabs a arch cd
[01:38] <matrixblue> djshotglass, run md5 on the iso you downloaded
[01:38] <TheLetterM> hold down CTRL+ALT and press F1 F2 F3... F6 and you jump through them all
[01:38] <bobo> ok so is it possible to download KDE for ubuntu but just the essential things for KDE and not the things i don't want like Kate, and KWord, and Kcalc, etc.. because if I don't like Kubuntu (or just want a different view from time to time) i'd want to be able to go back to gnome and have it as it was without all the extra stuff
[01:38] <biker_rat> the driver problem won't let that function
[01:38] <djshotglass> matrixblue, i dont need to md5 anything
[01:38] <djshotglass> as the program i burned it with compared every byte
[01:38] <djshotglass> the cd is fine
[01:39] <Guest9553> Does anyone know the command for GPG so it will just encrypt the text that I type? I've only been able to find commands to encrypt text files. I would like to type the text directly into the shell and have it encrypted. No encrypting files.
[01:39] <bananafish> so
[01:39] <xikteny> djshotglass: he's saying that the _image_ may not have been fine
[01:39] <matrixblue> djshotglass, I understood your earlier point. I was just suggesting that the ISO you downloaded may have been corrupt
[01:39] <bobo> im using ubuntu 9.04 gnome btw
[01:39] <lstarnes> Guest9553: don't specify a filename
[01:39] <lstarnes> Guest9553: it should let you type your emssage in
[01:39] <ryanrhee90> hi all
[01:40] <ryanrhee90> can i get some help getting drivers?
[01:40] <ryanrhee90> i'm running 8.04 LTS server
[01:40] <matrixblue> bobo I think maybe the alternate install CD may have customized installs
[01:40] <ryanrhee90> and i need the sis_ide driver / module, or it won't recognize any hard drives
[01:41] <zenguy311> i was using ettercap when i right clicked and disabled my wireless connection while ettercap was still sniffing. now i can;t can't use my wireless device even afetr rebooting countless enableing/disabling of wirelessconnection and network connection, I 've even tried /etc/init.d/networking retart and reload command which are no good
[01:41] <TheLetterM> bobo: if you want something minimal with KDE, some people recommend installing server edition and then installing KDE from there
[01:41] <bobo> matrixblue and TheLetterM: I meant that I want to have both gnome and KDE on my comp. can i not just download KDE from the repos?
[01:42] <TheLetterM> yes you can
[01:42] <bobo> as in i just want to be able to switch sessions
[01:42] <bobo> oh ok
[01:42] <TheLetterM> apt-get install KDE
[01:42] <bobo> ok thanks
[01:42] <TheLetterM> np
[01:42] <matrixblue> bobo lowercase kde though
[01:42] <bobo> ya
[01:42] <zenguy311> what can i do to get my wifi working again
[01:42] <Guest9553> lstarnes: Yeah, if I just type GPG in the command line it will let me type text but I guess what I can't figure out is what to do once I've typed all the text I want. How do I take the next step to encrypt?
[01:42] <prince_jammys> bobo: you can try installing 'kdelibs' and see if that's enough to get you a kde X session. probably not.
[01:43] <bobo> well, ill just remove all the progs i don't want later
[01:43] <ctmjr> zenguy311: what do you get when you run sudo ifconfig down
[01:43] <lstarnes> Guest9553: ctrl+d
[01:43] <lstarnes> Guest9553: you need to end the message with a blank line followed by ctrl+d
[01:43] <matrixblue> bobo the kde package only installs the environment kubuntu-desktop installs all the extras
[01:43] <ryanrhee90> any help installing drivers please?
[01:44] <biker_rat> I am using lilo (slackware) any kernel option i can put in ubuntu kernel line to stop X. i wish to install xorg-edgers in the hope that this will fix X and i need to get into console. Fedora rawhide X is functioning with my video card with 3D 7 2D acceleration but the fedora installer for rawhide isn't currently working so I thought I would try ubuntu. It is late and i have to work in the morning. Can I get a reply?
[01:44] <matrixblue> ryanrhee90, which drivers?
[01:44] <ctmjr> zenguy311:  *sudo ifconfig wlan0 down
[01:44] <bobo> so the environment is 450mb? matrixblue
[01:44] <ryanrhee90> sis_ide
[01:44] <ryanrhee90> matrixblue: sis_ide
[01:44] <zenguy311> i did sudo ifconfig wlan1 down and the command went without errors, even though i type ifconfig the wlan1 won;t show up. but when i type ifconfig wlan1 up there's an errir message
[01:44] <matrixblue> bob seems about right because there alot of libraries that are needed
[01:45] <biker_rat> ati x1900gt card. mostly not working except with the bleeding edge due to regressions
[01:45] <ryanrhee90> right now, when I boot into the correct kernel, I'm kicked into the initramfs shell
[01:45] <matrixblue> ryanrhee90, I'm not certain I know what that device is
[01:45] <ryanrhee90> it's an ide controller
[01:45] <prince_jammys> matrixblue: no, kde will install a bunch of apps.
[01:45] <ryanrhee90> matrixblue: it's a built-in ide controller
[01:46] <ctmjr> zenguy311:  ok try this sudo ifconfig wlan1 down / sudo dhclient -r wlan1
[01:46] <matrixblue> ryanrhee90, stuff like that is normally built into the kernel. Which version are you running?
[01:47] <zenguy311> wehere is the conf for wirless i will delete ir
[01:47] <matrixblue> prince_jammys, bobo I stand corrected then
[01:48] <biker_rat> If there is no way to disable an X that is locking the system, you have a fundamentally flawed OS IMHO.
[01:48] <prince_jammys> matrixblue: it doesn't look like it when you look at the dependencies, but they start branching out and end up  installing tons of apps.
[01:48] <ryanrhee90> i'm on 2.6.24-24-22
[01:48] <lstarnes> biker_rat: if it is enabled, ctrl+alt+backspace usually works
[01:48] <ryanrhee90> matrixblue: i'm on 2.6.24-24-22
[01:49] <matrixblue> ryanrhee90, I'm sorry I meant Ubuntu version
[01:49] <biker_rat> X is frozen ctrl+alt+backspace doesn't work.
[01:49] <ryanrhee90> matrixblue: i'm on 8.04 LTS\
[01:49] <timi2546> hey, rockn rollll
[01:50] <lstarnes> biker_rat: in 9.04 and later it must be manually enabled by disabling dontzap
[01:50] <matrixblue> ryanrhee90, can you try a live CD of 8.10 or 9.04 to see if the controller will work on those?
[01:50] <timi2546> 904 yeh it does
[01:51] <ryanrhee90> It's a dedicated server off-site, and I have an ip kvm access to it, but can't load cds
[01:51] <IndyGunFreak> !dontzap | biker_rat
[01:51] <IndyGunFreak> i never understood why they changed that
[01:51] <ctmjr> zenguy311: try man interfaces
[01:51] <ryanrhee90> matrixblue: It's a dedicated server off-site, and I have an ip kvm access to it, but can't load cds
[01:51] <Guest9553> lstarnes:thanks
[01:52] <matrixblue> ryanrhee90, I'm a bit confused and you'll have to forgive me but are you certain that the controller in question is functioning?
[01:52] <biker_rat> If ubuntu will only boot into X and then freezes that won't work. I need to enter an option or delete something from a working OS mounting the Ubuntu partition.
[01:53] <timi2546> what i have noticed ubuntu has the best, greets to guys !
[01:53] <prince_jammys> biker_rat: can you reach the virtual terminals, with ctrl-alt-F1, for example?
[01:53] <matrixblue> biker_rat, boot into a recovery console and run sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[01:54] <timi2546> c ya rock
[01:54] <biker_rat> No the console won't switch & i can't kill X.
[01:54] <MAbeeTT> hello guys, i'm searchig for a pre-release CD of obuntu 9.10. does it exist?
[01:54] <MAbeeTT> *ubuntu
[01:54] <ryanrhee90> matrixblue: I'm almost certain. When I boot the system using the standard 8.04 kernel, I'm kicked off into the initramfs shell because the system thinks there is no /dev/hda
[01:55] <dca> hello
[01:55] <matrixblue> ryanrhee90, is a live usb out of the question also?
[01:55] <Platonov> hi all. is there an obvious reason why I can not receive mail sent to my server, while the mail itself doesn't get bounced?
[01:55] <biker_rat> I am using slackware to access ubuntu , hence I am using lilo. I don't have the usual ubuntu grub options.
[01:55] <ryanrhee90> matrixblue: i have no physical access to the machine. I can only see the boot errors with an ip kvm
[01:56] <dca> bye
[01:56] <matrixblue> MAbeeTT, http://cdimages.ubuntu.com/daily-live/20090908/karmic-desktop-i386.iso
[01:57] <mordof> how do i set a program as the default launch application for a filetype?
[01:57] <matrixblue> ryanrhee90, just so I understand. What do you boot from to gain access to the machine?
[01:57] <MAbeeTT> matrixblue: thanks! where should I found this link?
[01:57] <ryanrhee90> matrixblue: i think you may be right about the later version kernels supporting sis_ide though. The original setup was 8.04 LTS with a custom 8.10 kernel. I need to change it, however, because the custom kernel does not have loadable modules.
[01:57] <matrixblue> MAbeeTT, http://cdimages.ubuntu.com
[01:57] <Zylstra555> how do I FORCE unmount a CD? I need to switch to Disc 2 for a game instalation, the unmount command appears to not exist in Ubuntu 9.04
[01:57] <Amqui> how can I remove a program that I've installed with a .deb ?
[01:57] <MAbeeTT> matrixblue: thanks
[01:57] <Amqui> +
[01:58] <lstarnes> Zylstra555: umount?
[01:58] <matrixblue> Zylstra555, no eject button on the drive?
[01:58] <prince_jammys> biker_rat: maybe you may then temporarily move /etc/init.d/?dm to a backup dir.
[01:58] <ryanrhee90> matrixblue: The same hard drive. Grub is on a separate partition and it works, but if I select the standard 8.04 kernel, the system can't find my hard drive and kicks me into an initramfs shell
[01:58] <Zylstra555> matrixblue: It will not eject.
[01:58] <Zylstra555> root@jessezylstra-laptop:/home/jessezylstra# unmount
[01:58] <goddard> This is driving me crazy
[01:58] <Zylstra555> bash: unmount: command not found
[01:58] <Zylstra555> OH! U Mount!
[01:58] <Zylstra555> Dang it!
[01:58] <FloodBot3> Zylstra555: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:58] <goddard> my freakin server randomly crashs for no reason!! ARGHHH!!!
[01:59] <ryanrhee90> zylstra555 umount -f forces the unmount, fyi.
[01:59] <lstarnes> Zylstra555: don't force umount unless it is absolutely necessary
[01:59] <lstarnes> Zylstra555: umount without forcing usually works
[01:59] <goddard> any server admins here
[02:00] <Zylstra555> lstarnes: It just won't unmount
[02:00] <biker_rat> that gdm thing might work. I will try it and get back to you . Thanks.
[02:00] <matrixblue> ryanrhee90, this is a tough one. the only way I can think of is physically updating to a newer kernel
[02:00] <Zylstra555> ryanrhee90: umount -f /media/cdrom0  did nothing.
[02:00] <prince_jammys> biker_rat: or even just put 'exit' right below #!/bin/sh in that file
[02:00] <ryanrhee90> matrixblue: is there any way to get a loadable module for sis_ide?
[02:00] <matrixblue> ryanrhee90, that's beyond my level of linux experience
[02:01] <Zylstra555> There, had to use command "eject" afterwards...
[02:01] <matrixblue> Zylstra555, add sudo before it
[02:02] <ryanrhee90> matrixblue: ah okay. thanks anyway. is there a way to enable modules on a specific kernel? Or to install a kernel for 8.10 on an 8.04 system?
[02:02] <matrixblue> ryanrhee90, I wish I knew. Hopefully some linux guru in here knows
[02:03] <Zylstra555> Okay, now I switched CD's... it will not load the second disk.
[02:03] <ryanrhee90> matrixblue: thanks for your help!
[02:03] <x404x> i am having problems with apt-file update , exit code 22 / 404 on diff/index just keeps downloading 2 files over and over, any ideas ?
[02:04] <matrixblue> Zylstra555, sudo mount /dev/cdrom /media/cdrom
[02:04] <Zylstra555> dir: reading directory .: Input/output error   when trying:  cd /media/cdrom0 dir
[02:04] <prince_jammys> Zylstra555: why are you giving two arguments to 'cd'?
[02:05] <prince_jammys> oh, you mean that's a separate command.
[02:05] <Zylstra555> prince_jammys: I phrased it wrong... yes, it was a seperate command
[02:05] <prince_jammys> perhaps nothing is mounted there.
[02:06] <prince_jammys> mmm, then i guess you'd see no error.
[02:06] <prince_jammys> yeah, you wouldn't get an error if that was the case.
[02:07] <matrixblue> Zylstra555, try mount -l and check if it's mounted
[02:09] <Zylstra555> matrixblue: I'm not seeing it
[02:09] <matrixblue> Zlystra555 then manually mount it
[02:09] <Zylstra555> matrixblue: I did
[02:10] <matrixblue> game still recognizing?
[02:10] <Zylstra555> it shows up under Places> Computer> Sims2_1... however, the contents appears to be empty from the file navagator
[02:10] <matrixblue> game still not recognizing? Zylstra555
[02:10] <Zylstra555> matrixblue: No, the game is not recognizing it
[02:11] <matrixblue> Zylstra555, eject it the normal way and re-insert it
[02:11] <Zylstra555> matrixblue: I can't.
[02:12] <Zylstra555> matrixblue: it will not eject unless I force unmount it, and then use the eject command.
[02:12] <Zylstra555> http://pastebin.ca/1559151
[02:12] <matrixblue> Zylstra555, is this typical behavior on your machine?
[02:13] <Zylstra555> matrixblue: I have never attempted to install this game on Linux on this computer, nor have I ever tried to install a multi-disc program on this computer in Linux. So, no, its not normal.
[02:13] <obake-san> hey, i have a desktop i just took away the monitor from, and when i restarted its stuck in 640x480. im looking to get it set by default to 1280x800 without any type of monitor present. any help?
[02:13] <matrixblue> Zylstra555, from what's here it seems like you need to manually umount and mount again
[02:14] <Zylstra555> matrixblue: I have tried that multiple times
[02:14] <matrixblue> pastebin the output of df
[02:15] <Zylstra555> Hey, I need to go to a dry land gardening class... I'll be back around 7:30-8PM PST.
[02:15] <matrixblue> ok
[02:16] <syntex> Does anyone know how to convert NTFS to ext4 in ubuntu?
[02:18] <rumy> i cant open synaptic package manager. can any1 help me?
[02:18] <Amqui> is Civilization IV working on Wine ?
[02:18] <matrixblue> rumy what error you getting?
[02:18] <rumy> matrixblue: i get this message
[02:19] <xikteny> syntex: I don''t think you can just do that in place. you'll have to copy the data to some other location, reformat the partition, copy it back.
[02:19] <tnuic> hi, I'm using ubuntu 64 bits because of 4gb of ram... I see that ubuntu with server kernel allows 4gb of ram because of PAE... why isnt PAE enabled by default in ubuntu default kernel?
[02:19] <rumy> it says i must manually run dpkg--configure-a
[02:19] <switch10__> xikteny: or use a live cd
[02:20] <rumy> wat does dat mean?
[02:20] <syntex> xikteny: How do I reformat the partition?
[02:20] <matrixblue> Amqui, www.winehq.com
[02:20] <syntex> xikteny: Sorry, I'm a linux n00b.
[02:20] <zruty> How to make my windows fold like a paper airplane and fly away?
[02:20] <matrixblue> rumy open terminal and then type sudo dpkg-reconfigure -a
[02:20] <switch10__> zruty: compiz fusion
[02:21] <zruty> switch10__: Oh I need to install something extra for that?
[02:21] <xikteny> syntex: you could use a graphical tool like gparted, but i don't know if jaunty comes with support for ext4...
[02:21] <szbzhao> hi
[02:21] <zopiac> What is a decent CLI -capable alarm clock programme??
[02:21] <x404x> http://www.plug.org/pipermail/plug/2009-August/034568.html. is this common ? i run apt-file update and it does not find the diff/index (404) then it downloads the whole file (15 mb) and then it starts over why ?
[02:21] <freescv> the ubuntu cd can format on the setup i believe
[02:21] <szbzhao> sombidy here is using kscope?
[02:21] <switch10__> zruty: yup
[02:21] <syntex> It's actually an external hard drive.
[02:21] <rumy> it says command not found
[02:22] <zruty> switch10__: Ok, thanks
[02:22] <switch10__> syntex: that's easy use gparted in ubuntu
[02:22] <matrixblue> syntex, be sure that's what you want to do. Not even older Linux can read ext4
[02:22] <tnuic> hi, why isnt PAE enabled in ubuntu default kernel?
[02:22] <syntex> matrixblue: Thank you. :)
[02:22] <switch10__> Under administration or something I think. It might be called partition manager now
[02:23] <szbzhao> in kscope, how can set a shortcut key for enlarging the fonts in editor.
[02:23] <etyrnal> anu sudoers experts in the house?
[02:23] <etyrnal> any^
[02:23] <kahen> tnuic: PAE carries a pretty huge performance hit -- it's basically ONLY for specialized server applications on 32 bit systems. like huge databases
[02:23] <matrixblue> rumy you sure you typed everything correctly in lowercase?
[02:23] <kahen> tnuic: but these days you just buy a 64 bit system and toss all the RAM in it you need. PAE is basically obsolete technology now
[02:24] <dab_> can anyone tell me what cat / does, not run as root
[02:24] <dr0pknutz> cat: /: Is a directory
[02:24] <rumy> oh prob fixd thanx matrixblue
[02:24] <matrixblue> cat is short for concatenate but people use it to display text files in terminal
[02:24] <matrixblue> cat is short for concatenate but people use it to display text files in terminal dab_
[02:24] <etyrnal> i need to be able to, Ubuntu server 9, create a user that who's ONLY abilities on a system is to login, and execute only a few conmands -- i want them to be able to do "sudo reboot" or "sudo shutdown -h now"
[02:25] <tnuic> kahen: thx for the answer, I'm asking because I'm running ubuntu 64 bits and I'm having trouble with some software... like google gears, adobe air, adobe flash and GWT...
[02:25] <dab_> so i have not done any damage by running it then matrixblue ?
[02:25] <dab_> no messages appeared in terminal, and i stopped it pretty soon
[02:25] <tnuic> kahen: I'm only using the 64 bits version because of 4gb of ram
[02:25] <matrixblue> dab_ it shouldn't do anything at all
[02:26] <szbzhao> somebady here is using kscope
[02:26] <dab_> great, thanks matrixblue i just wanted to make sure i hadnt fucked my system
[02:26] <matrixblue> lol
[02:26] <dab_> all that happened was a newline with a blinking square
[02:26] <dab_> and then i stopped it
[02:26] <xikteny> dab_: language, language :)
[02:26] <dab_> heh sorry :D
[02:26] <prince_jammys> dab_: you can't cause any damage with cat alone. at worst you can get a garbled mess in your terminal.
[02:26] <syntex> Would I need to unmount my external drive before I could use GPart to format it?
[02:26] <dab_> phew
[02:26] <dab_> worry over :)
[02:26] <syntex> Because currently, It's not letting me do anything to it.
[02:27] <matrixblue> dab_, nothing you do outside of your home folder will do anything when not run as root
[02:27] <x404x> any way around this bug ? https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/universe-bugs/2009-June/102274.html
[02:27] <etyrnal> prince_jammys, can cat be used to run a buffer overflow hack on the terminal/shell?
[02:27] <kahen> syntex: it is indeed not possible to format mounted partitions
[02:27] <xikteny> syntex: yeah, it can't be in use as you change such things
[02:27] <prince_jammys> etyrnal: beats me.
[02:27] <dab_> ok matrixblue ty! <3
[02:27] <syntex> kahen: Thanks. :)
[02:27] <prince_jammys> etyrnal: hopefully not.
[02:28] <etyrnal> prince_jammys, heh - right.
[02:29] <syntex> Is it, at all possible, to partition an external drive like a normal drive?
[02:29] <leaf-sheep> syntex: Yes.
[02:29] <syntex> That would be done via GPart also?
[02:29] <leaf-sheep> syntex: There are no limit. You could partition Google servers if you want to. :)
[02:30] <syntex> Thank you. I'm use to the limitations of Windows. :P
[02:30] <leaf-sheep> syntex: I'm not sure about Gpart.  Run "sudo fdisk -l" to get a list of connected devices and figure out which dev you want to partition (eg, /dev/sdb) and such.
[02:31] <leaf-sheep> syntex: If you're running Ubuntu (Gnome), you're better off using gparted as it have GUI.  GUI makes it easy for everyone.
[02:32] <syntex> leaf-sheep: I'm using GPart in Ubuntu (Gnome). I'm currently waiting for it to finish formatting my NTFS drive to ext4.
[02:32] <zopiac> what is the command to add the universe repositories to the list?
[02:33] <leaf-sheep> syntex: Okay. There are gpart and gparted in the repo. I'm not sure if you know that. :)
[02:33] <syntex> Well, I opened terman and typed in "sudo get-apt install GPart"
[02:33] <bucky> zopiac, System=>Administration=>Software Sources
[02:33] <syntex> terminal*
[02:34] <matrixblue> zopiac, you have to edit the /etc/apt/sources.list and ucomment it
[02:34] <zopiac> bucky: i asked for command, and for a reason
[02:34] <zopiac> matrixblue: thanks
[02:34] <bucky> syntex, linux is case sensitive
[02:34] <zopiac> hmm....well its not commented... why cant i install from it :(
[02:34] <drygrain> ;[
[02:34] <matrixblue> zopiac, what error are you getting?
[02:35] <bucky> zopiac, sudo apt-get update
[02:35] <leaf-sheep> zopiac: you forget to update? "sudo aptitude update"
[02:35] <zopiac> ive updated
[02:35] <bucky> how do you like that command
[02:35] <TSchultz55> hey folks - just updated (late adopter) to 9.04 and NetworkManager is saying cannot connect to network - looks like my routes/iptables are completely blank - guessing this is a bad thing, right?
[02:35] <mado> hello folks ...
[02:35] <syntex> Well, it installed some form of disc partitioner. XD
[02:35] <leaf-sheep> syntex: http://gparted.sourceforge.net/screenshots.php (Looks nice) :)
[02:35] <leaf-sheep> zopiac: Paste your /etc/apt/sources.list
[02:35] <zopiac> its just that the package that should be in Universe isnt showing up (beep-media-player)
[02:35] <IdleOne> zopiac: can you pastebinit your sources.list please
[02:35] <adeadcat> VISTA IS THE SHIZNIT
[02:36] <zopiac> IdleOne: leaf-sheep: im not sure how to, in CLI
[02:36] <IdleOne> adeadcat: ##windows
[02:36] <leaf-sheep> !info beep-media-player
[02:36] <leaf-sheep> zopiac: It does not exist. :)
[02:36] <zopiac> awww that would be why
[02:36] <leaf-sheep> zopiac: You'd have to download the deb or add the new repo yourself.
[02:36] <matrixblue> zopiac, beep-media player isn't in my repo either
[02:36] <zopiac> yeah, figures
[02:36] <bucky> zopiac, apt-cache search beep  apt-cache show beep
[02:36] <rumy> how do i install skype?
[02:37] <revenge> can someone help me install gyachi?
[02:37] <IdleOne> !skype
[02:37] <revenge> !gyachi
[02:37] <theCompanion> !me
[02:37] <Tecumsah> i need some help with installing flash 10 on a 64 bit ubuntu anyone know?
[02:38] <leaf-sheep> !flash64 | Tecumsah
[02:38] <etyrnal> i need to be able to, on an Ubuntu Server 9 system, create a single user that who's ONLY abilities on a system are to login, and execute only a few SPECIFIC commands -- i want them to be able to do "sudo reboot" or "sudo shutdown -h now" -- how do i do this?
[02:38] <zopiac> all right, time to manually copy/paste a huge url for wget :P
[02:38] <matrixblue> !hyachi
[02:38] <leaf-sheep> zopiac: Or use TinyURL. That even work too. :)
[02:38] <IdleOne> revenge: https://launchpad.net/~loell/+archive/ppa
[02:38] <zopiac> even with wget?
[02:39] <mado> oi! folks -> could you please help me with that?
[02:39] <mado> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/267666/
[02:39] <leaf-sheep> zopiac: Yup. I do that when I want the other machine to wget something.
[02:39] <bucky> revenge, it's in ppa https://launchpad.net/~loell/+archive/ppa
[02:39] <zopiac> awesome
[02:39] <rumy> y doesnt skype work?
[02:39] <rumy> in my pc?
[02:39] <mado> it has to do with UUIDs and such things
[02:39] <Dr[E]aM> when i close my laptop lid, the computer will not wake up. i am using koala
[02:39] <matrixblue> mado what's the prob?
[02:39] <kahen> etyrnal: sounds like you need something like a chroot jail. no, i do not know how to do that myself
[02:39] <leaf-sheep> !karmic | Dr[E]aM
[02:40] <biker_rat> Removing /etc/X11/gdm does boot you into console (i actually changed permissions on the file to all zero for convenience).
[02:40] <mado> well ... i don't know where the UUID for "/dev/sda6" is in the things written below the list of UUIDs
[02:40] <mado> matreya6,
[02:40] <mado> matrixblue,
[02:40] <zopiac> ok, now how do i install a deb through cli? cant i just like sudo dpkg ./file.deb?
[02:40] <mado> sorry matreya6
[02:41] <leaf-sheep> zopiac: sudo dpkg -i file.deb
[02:41] <IdleOne> zopiac: dpkg -i file.deb
[02:41] <zopiac> thanks guys
[02:41] <kahen> zopiac: man dpkg?
[02:41] <etyrnal> kahen, sounds interesting - thanks for the lead/idea
[02:41] <matrixblue> mado run blkid
[02:41] <rww> mado: the UUID of /dev/sda6 given that pastebin is "2E4E-11A1"
[02:41] <rww> fat32 UUIDs are weird and short.
[02:42] <mado> yeah but where is it in the other part??
[02:42] <mado> rww, matrixblue
[02:42] <chad> Hello
[02:42] <mado> where is it in the other part?
[02:42] <biker_rat> However, alas, the xorg-edgers packages don't support my video card either. Rawhide is the only one giving me better than radeonhd + framebuffer, but almost everything else on  rawhide seems broken. I guess I will have to wait a couple of months.
[02:42] <rww> mado: it's not. In /etc/fstab, you can specify a partition using /dev/sdXY notation or in UUID= notation. It's specified using /dev/sda6 (line 23)
[02:43] <mado> rww, i know it's not in /etc/fstab ... ok ... here's the problem ...
[02:43] <puppe> is it ok to post a link in here to a thread about a problem I've been having?
[02:43] <rww> puppe: yes
[02:43] <leaf-sheep> mado: /dev/disk/by-uuid/ ?
[02:43] <chad> anybody using ebox?
[02:43] <biker_rat> Thanks for the help with my experiment.
[02:43] <mado> rww, matrixblue ... /dev/sda6 was a FAT32-partition ... i re-formated it to NTFS because i need it as NTFS ...
[02:44] <rumy> can someone pls help me install
[02:44] <rumy> skype?
[02:44] <mado> now i thought that changing the UUID and write "ntfs" instead of "vfat" may help
[02:44] <IdleOne> rumy: did you follow the link ubottu gave you?
[02:44] <rww> mado: then you'd need to change the "vfat" part of /etc/fstab (again, line 23) to nfts-3g (for read-write) or ntfs.
[02:44] <mado> but i don't know how to go about it
[02:44] <IdleOne> !skype | rumy
[02:45] <mado> and how do i go about this UUID-thing rww ?
[02:45] <matrixblue> mado ntfs-3g should do it.
[02:45] <rww> mado: you don't have to use UUID. Just changing the word "vfat" to "ntfs-3g" should do it just fine.
[02:45] <rww> mado: I have to leave momentarily; here are the detailed instructions for the whole process, in case it helps:
[02:45] <rww> !ntfs
[02:46] <mado> ok rww matrixblue  ... i changed it now ...
[02:46] <mado> do i have to reboot to know if it worked?
[02:46] <matrixblue> mado yeah
[02:46] <syntex> leaf-sheep: Is it natural for GParted to take a long time to format a drive to ext4? It'ws only 150GB.
[02:47] <mado> ok ... i'll be back in a bit then matrixblue
[02:47] <ryanrhee90> matrixblue: i've found out that the standard 8.04 kernel does have the module
[02:47] <zopiac> i get the following error when i try to install bmp (after adding the dapper universe to my sources.list) : The package beep-media-player needs to be reinstalled but i cant find an archive for it
[02:47] <chad> anybody using hardy as a router?
[02:47] <matrixblue> ryanrhee90, then what would the problem be?
[02:47] <ryanrhee90> matrixblue: if I use the UUID of my file partition instead of /dev/hda as the root, i can boot in
[02:48] <ryanrhee90> matrixblue: now, the problem is that i can't see the grub partition in /boot
[02:48] <matrixblue> ryanrhee90, awesome! glad you figured it out
[02:48] <goddard> whats the hotkey to open a new termainal tab?
[02:49] <ryanrhee90> matrixblue: if i tail /etc/fstab, i see proc "dev/hda1" with the mount point "/boot".
[02:49] <matrixblue> ryanrhee90, can you get the UUID by booting into the other kernel?
[02:49] <zopiac> goddard: ctrl+shift-t i believe
[02:49] <DasEi> goddard: ctrl-shift-n
[02:49] <ryanrhee90> matrixblue: i'm sure i could get the UUID of my boot partition, but I don't know where to place it.
[02:49] <goddard> zopiac and DasEi thanks
[02:50] <matrixblue> ryanrhee90, /etc/fstab
[02:50] <obake-san> hey, i have a desktop i just took away the monitor from, and when i restarted its stuck in 640x480. im looking to get it set by default to 1280x800 without any type of monitor present. any help?
[02:50] <matrixblue> ryanrhee90, or somewhere in the boot folder of grub
[02:51] <ryanrhee90> matrixblue: i'm looking at the file right now. where would i place the uuid? i see <file system>, <mount point>, <type>, <options>, <dump>, and <pass>
[02:51] <chad> obake-san, have you editted your xorg.conf?
[02:51] <obake-san> no
[02:51] <ryanrhee90> matrixblue: is there a way to tell grub to mount a partition using its UUID? if there is, i'm not familiar with it.
[02:51] <chad> are you trying to set it up headless or what?
[02:52] <matrixblue> ryanrhee90, replace /dev/hda with the UUID
[02:52] <chad> headless being without a monitor
[02:52] <obake-san> yea
[02:52] <ryanrhee90> matrixblue: okay. and if i boot into the other kernel, how can I find the UUID of /dev/hda1 ?
[02:52] <obake-san> using vnc and ssh to control
[02:52] <matrixblue> run blkid
[02:53] <ryanrhee90> matrixblue: alright, i'll give that a shot and come back :)
[02:53] <revenge> can someone help me installing Gyatchi this is my problem http://paste.ubuntu.com/267671/
[02:53] <matrixblue> ryanrhee90, wait a sec
[02:53] <zopiac> what is the command to 'press play' in rhythmbox from the terminal?
[02:53] <ryanrhee90> matrixblue: i'm here
[02:53] <chad> ok, you can set that in your xorg.conf
[02:54] <matrixblue> ryanrhee90, now I'm thinking it's the /boot/grub/menu.lst that you need to edit
[02:54] <chad> basically you want ubuntu to react to the lack of a monitor
[02:54] <chad> so, you need to hardcode the settings you want
[02:54] <ryanrhee90> matrixblue: okay. I have the UUID and label for /dev/hda1 now, using the other kernel, from blkid.
[02:54] <obake-san> ok, where do i do that
[02:54] <wartalker> elleicht hilft es jemandem wenn du das ein wenig genauer beschreibst?
[02:55] <matrixblue> ryanrhee90, change it in fstab and see if it fixes the problem
[02:55] <TheEvilOne> hey if i install the newest version of transmission from the ppa will it replace the installed version or do i have to uninstall it?
[02:55] <wartalker> The directory "/usr/share/fonts/100dpi/" does not exist ?
[02:55] <chad> check under /etc/X11/xorg.cong
[02:55] <chad> check under /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[02:55] <ctmjr> revenge: install gettext
[02:55] <chad> be sure to back up xorg.conf before you make changes as you can really hose it up
[02:55] <ryanrhee90> matrixblue: okay, i'll change /dev/hda1 to the UUID and try again
[02:55] <ctmjr> !info gettext | revenge
[02:55] <wartalker> my xorg.conf, not include this directory
[02:56] <wartalker> my xorg.conf, not include this directory,The directory "/usr/share/fonts/100dpi/" does not exist, why?
[02:56] <ryanrhee90> matrixblue: wait. would i put "UUID="blah"? or would i put the UUID by itself?
[02:57] <matrixblue> ryanrhee90, UUID=e61a1556-9c62-492a-864b-c843e1e49439
[02:57] <ryanrhee90> matrixblue: okay.
[02:57] <obake-san> i dont see any part that lists resolutions
[02:57] <chad> check under Section "Screen"
[02:58] <chad> you'll want to "force" X to choose the resolution you want by deleting all the ones you are trying to get rid of
[02:58] <eross> is there an ubuntu app/games development irc?
[02:58] <syntex> Anyone in here have GParted experience/
[02:58] <ryanrhee90> matrixblue: i think it worked! i usually get an error during boot about fsck on /dev/hda1
[02:58] <chad> so, all but your desired VNC resolution
[02:58] <ryanrhee90> matrixblue: but so far, so good!
[02:58] <obake-san> it doesnt have any listed
[02:59] <chad> will you send me your xorg.conf?
[02:59] <matrixblue> ryanrhee90, keeping our fingers crossed
[02:59] <ryanrhee90> matrixblue: Voila! I see /boot :)
[02:59] <bobbob1016> I'm trying to make a script to shut down my server, I have the script login via ssh, and do "sudo shutdown -h now" not sure how to script the "sudo" in without it asking for my password each time
[02:59] <ryanrhee90> matrixblue: thanks so much! you're a genius :P
[02:59] <wartalker> how to ignore joined left message in irssi?
[02:59] <matrixblue> ryanrhee90, you're welcome
[03:00] <kahen> !expect | bobbob1016
[03:00] <EDinNY> bobbob1016: easiest way is to give the user "root" a password
[03:00] <chad> do not give user root a password
[03:00] <chad> do "sudo su"
[03:01] <EDinNY> chad, can you do that without it asking for a password?
[03:01] <bobbob1016> chad: "sudo su" then what?
[03:02] <chad> oh, sorry, misread
[03:03] <chad> one sec
[03:03] <EDinNY> I guess you could use expect to create a session, but then you have your pw in the clear on your other machine
[03:04] <phpstar> Hello everyone
[03:04] <phpstar> Can someone help me with samba shares please
[03:04] <EDinNY> you can put the public part of your key pair in /root/.ssh/authorized_keys
[03:04] <chad> do a sudo visudo
[03:04] <EDinNY> for pw-less login as root
[03:04] <dabukalam> hi having a problem installing the drivers for a canon printer on jaunty x64. used to work fine on 8.10... it gives me /usr/lib/cups/filter/pstocanonij failed. ldd pstocanonij gives me "not a dynamic executable". what does this mean, and what should i do?
[03:04] <chad> add command to list
[03:05] <dabukalam> !ask | phpstar
[03:05] <zopiac> im getting a 'bad minute' error when i try to save my crontab... the entry is * * * * * (command)
[03:05] <phpstar> Hello Dabu
[03:05] <chad> your_username ALL=NOPASSWD:/sbin/shutdown
[03:06] <Nooblet12> Hi, I deleted my /dev/urandom, how do I get it back?
[03:06] <Nooblet12> :/
[03:06] <xrfang> hi, I cannot run a 64bit vm on vmware, I found the problem maybe that my host machine does not support VT.
[03:06] <chad> brb
[03:06]  * Nooblet12 feels like a dumbass
[03:06] <phpstar> i would like to create individual Samba Shares for individual Users
[03:06] <mado> matrixblue, rww ... i just wanted to say "thanks" ... looks like writing "ntfs-3g" really did the trick ...
[03:06] <xrfang> I am running E7500 Core Duo, I think it is 64bit and support vt? if so, how to enable VT under linux?
[03:06] <phpstar> so everyone who login has their individual directory and they are restricted to only their home directory
[03:06] <mado> i can save, alter, delete, etc files on /dev/sda6 now :) matrixblue rww
[03:06] <mado> thank you very much!
[03:06] <dabukalam> !flood | phpstar
[03:07] <matrixblue> mado,  you're very welcome
[03:07] <bobbob1016> chad: So "sudo visudo" goes in my script, or do I run it on the server?
[03:07] <dabukalam> phpstar: you can install webmin or ebox, and use their easy-to-use web interfaces to manage samba shares if you so wish
[03:07] <dabukalam> !webmin | phpstar
[03:07] <mado> if i have some other issues i'll come back matrixblue
[03:07] <zopiac> can someone help me with cron????
[03:07] <dabukalam> hmm
[03:07] <phpstar> hmmmm
[03:08] <dabukalam> !ebox | phpstar
[03:08] <mado> i will now try to do some things on my own again ... see you matrixblue
[03:08] <phpstar> ebox
[03:08] <dabukalam> phpstar: yeah, well, ubotto isn't always right. i much prefer webmin, as it's a lot more flexible
[03:08] <waseem> hello ubuntu OS constantly freeze's where I have to hold the power button to get a response.
[03:08] <phpstar> kool
[03:08] <waseem> I installed the wubi version with my vista and it froze in that too.
[03:09] <phpstar> okeh let me play with Webmin
[03:09] <dabukalam> waseem: if you don't mind me asking, what part of the world are you from?
[03:09] <waseem> I am completely lost at what the problem can be as its not hardware cos vista works fine.
[03:09] <phpstar> so i dont need to install samba then
[03:09] <waseem> dabukalam, I am from the united kingdom.
[03:09] <IdleOne> !webmin | phpstar
[03:09] <dabukalam> phpstar: i think webmin will do it for you automatically...
[03:09] <jaydub> My wireless is not working. I'm experiencing the problem detailed here. Can someone explain how to do the solution given here? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/339046/comments/7
[03:09] <phpstar> kool
[03:09] <waseem> please someone help me as im going crazy over this problem, have been trying to fixe for over a month now.
[03:09] <dabukalam> waseem: cool. but where do you originate from?
[03:09] <phpstar> let me play with it thanks Dabu
[03:10] <waseem> dabukalam, Pakistan.
[03:10] <dabukalam> waseem: aha. Lebanon here :)
[03:10] <waseem> dabukalam, I see, in the states I presume?
[03:10] <Nooblet12> how do I get /dev/urandom back after accidentally deleting it?
[03:10] <dabukalam> nope. born and lived in the UK for 15 years, moved to lebanon 5 years ago
[03:10]  * dabukalam high fives waseem
[03:11] <dabukalam> :P
[03:11] <waseem> :) cool guess linux people really are nocturnal.
[03:11] <waseem> oh wait nm.
[03:11] <waseem> :p
[03:11] <waseem> but yeah please anyone/someone help me. I am really at a loss for what to do.
[03:11] <dabukalam> waseem: actually, you're right, it's 5:11 am over here
[03:11] <zopiac> T_T this is horrible
[03:12] <waseem> i see.
[03:12] <waseem> horrible indeed.
[03:12] <waseem> you can live alongside many a problems except for constant freezing.
[03:12] <dabukalam> waseem: what model is your computer/laptop and what are the specifications?
[03:13] <michael1> my intel 3945 wireless card only works occasionally (it usually doesn't). lshw -C network says "network UNCLAIMED". the drivers come with ubuntu. ideas?
[03:13] <zopiac> does nobody know how to work cron?!?
[03:13] <waseem> dabukalam, My model is a packard bell, and the specs are fine as I had ubuntu working but due to installs/updates its doing this now.
[03:13] <syntex> Should GParted take almost an hour to format a 150GB external hard drive?
[03:14] <lstarnes> zopiac: how often do you need the conmmand to run?
[03:14] <dabukalam> waseem: what did you install? remove some stuff from startup applications. that might help
[03:14] <IdleOne> syntex: yes
[03:14] <fccf> syntex: that sounds about right
[03:14] <zopiac> once a day, at 5:30
[03:14] <zopiac> now that school has started
[03:14] <zopiac> AM that is
[03:14] <lstarnes> zopiac: 30 5 * * * (command)
[03:14] <shane2peru> ok, I installed exaile, and like it better, how can I get exaile to re-act to my multimedia buttons, they work with Rhythmbox, but not Exaile
[03:14] <goddard> whats the difference between ssh and sshd?
[03:14] <zopiac> i have entered that, but it gives me a bad minute error
[03:14] <syntex> IdleOne, fccf: Should it take much longer? It's been sitting on "creating ext4 file system" for about an hour now.
[03:14] <zopiac> even * * * * * (command) does
[03:15] <lstarnes> goddard: ssh is the client software
[03:15] <lstarnes> goddard: sshd is the server component
[03:15] <zopiac> does nano append a new line to its files?
[03:15] <IdleOne> syntex: be patient with it. depending on your machine it may take a little longer or less
[03:15] <waseem> I had an older version of ubuntu (possibly 8.04 or maybe even 7) and then I fixed all my problems and upgraded to 9.04 and then my gfx drivers werent compatible. So i tried to fix that which lead to complete disaster as when ubuntu would reach login screen it was garbage and frozen. So I reinstalled 8.04 LTS over the partition and now it freezes randomly where I have to hold the power button to turn it off.
[03:15] <zopiac> or do empty lines not matter
[03:15] <waseem> dabukalam, ^
[03:15] <syntex> IdleOne: Okay. Thank you. I was worried that it's just frozen.
[03:15] <goddard> lstarnes: thanks
[03:15] <Nooblet12> how do I get /dev/urandom back after accidentally deleting it?
[03:15] <lstarnes> zopiac: what is the exact entry that you have now?
[03:16] <michael1> my intel 3945 wireless card only works occasionally (it usually doesn't). lshw -C network says "network UNCLAIMED". the drivers come with ubuntu. ideas?
[03:16] <zopiac> 30 5 * * * totem /home/fuogor/Music/Mute\ Math/Mute\ Math\ -\ Reset.mp3
[03:16] <revenge> ctmjr: may i pm you?
[03:17] <waseem> could my wireless driver being used be causing the freeze's? I would do a badblock check but ubuntu keeps saying /dev/sda is being used.
[03:17] <lstarnes> zopiac: try 30 5 * * * totem "/home/fuogor/Music/Mute Math/Mute Math - Reset.mp3"
[03:17] <waseem> even though i am loading a wubi install to do it.
[03:17] <zopiac> lstarnes: oh i got it
[03:17] <dabukalam> waseem: if your gfx drivers work in 8.04, they should work in 9.04
[03:18] <ctmjr> revenge: it is better to ask in here so if i tell you to do something bad someone (hopefully) will stop you
[03:18] <willca> waseem did you try to do it with a livecd instead of booting your HD
[03:18] <waseem> dabukalam, well they dont its a restricted driver which ati hasnt upgraded.
[03:18] <dabukalam> !ati
[03:18] <waseem> willca, yes I fist tried live cd but the cd just randomly stops spinning after a while.
[03:18] <zopiac> lstarnes: nano fakes work wrapping, i deleted where it word wrapped, and it works now, thanks a lot though :) especially for pointing me at the Command section
[03:18] <drygrain> OK, I got ubuntu installed on my grey box. It asks me to select an OS at startup. How do I change the default OS to Ubuntu instead of XPHome, and how do i access files on my Windows filesystem from Ubuntu?
[03:18] <waseem> so i tried the wubi install, which i am now.
[03:19] <phpstar> howcould i used ebox
[03:19] <phpstar> is it web based ?
[03:19] <lstarnes> zopiac: I typically use vim or emacs instead of nano
[03:19] <zopiac> they are CLI, right?
[03:19] <IdleOne> !ebox | phpstar
[03:19] <waseem> it froze a minute ago but thats because i accessed the potential badblocks disk
[03:19] <waseem> and is not freezing right now *fingers crossed*
[03:19] <lstarnes> zopiac: yes
[03:19] <zopiac> ok, cool
[03:20] <waseem> s
[03:21] <revenge> ctmjr: i don't know how to authenticate the key
[03:22] <IdleOne> revenge: go back to the ppa page and click on "what is this" next to Signing key
[03:22] <drygrain> how do i access files on my windows filesystem from Ubuntu
[03:22] <ctmjr> revenge: what key? can you paste the link?
[03:22] <IdleOne> revenge: there will be easy instructions
[03:22] <drygrain> on the same hd
[03:22] <lstarnes> !ntfs | drygrain
[03:23] <drygrain> thanks
[03:24] <revenge> sudo apt-key adv --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv-keys 12345678
[03:24] <revenge> doesnt work
[03:24] <lstarnes> revenge: replace 12345678 with the key's number
[03:24] <revenge> i used the key Signing key:  	  1024R/DB2035A6
[03:24] <RadarG> anyone here messed with sun server before?
[03:24] <lstarnes> revenge: which in that case should bne DB2035A6
[03:24] <lstarnes> *be
[03:24] <zopiac> lstarnes: hm, i have it set to * * * * * command to make sure it works, but it isnt going off :\
[03:24] <revenge> oh
[03:24] <IdleOne> revenge: you need to also read what it is your pasting. :)
[03:25] <fccf> RadarG: ultrasparc? what are you trying to do?
[03:25] <moxiac> hello .. I've just installed UBUNTU yesterday and want to start that up now. I have clicked it on install inside windows
[03:25] <moxiac> so where did i go to start that now?
[03:25] <lstarnes> zopiac: you could try an alternative player that does not require X
[03:25] <zopiac> totem can run on command line though i thought
[03:25] <ctmjr> revenge: i thought you where compiling from source did you find a ppa for it?
[03:25] <IdleOne> moxiac: reboot and you will get the choice of windows or ubuntu
[03:25] <RadarG> I have a sunfire 280r that when i run uptime it is reporting a load of 3.4 but the system is running fine or appears to be should I be worried that the number is too high?
[03:26] <lstarnes> zopiac: yes, but only when it has an available display
[03:26] <zopiac> oh ok
[03:26] <lstarnes> zopiac: almost all X applications use the environment variable DISPLAY to determine which display to use
[03:26] <moxiac> IdleOne: I won't be able to start it and then use windows and ubuntu right?
[03:26] <gandhi> hello
[03:26] <lstarnes> zopiac: usually, it is :0.0
[03:26] <revenge> ctmjr: well i am kind of new to linux...i added the source successfully
[03:26] <IdleOne> moxiac: you can use one or the other not both at the same time
[03:26] <lstarnes> zopiac: so try putting DISPLAY=0.0 before the command
[03:26] <zopiac> lstarnes: what doesn't need a display? mplayer, i think, any other main ones?
[03:26] <zopiac> oh ok
[03:27] <moxiac> okay thanks
[03:27] <IdleOne> np
[03:27] <goddard> whats is the best desktop enviornment
[03:27] <IdleOne> !best
[03:27] <goddard> haha the BEST!
[03:27] <revenge> ctmjr: can i do sudo- apt-get install ...gyatchi?
[03:27] <moxiac> I've read the forums and it seems there's a problem with running Photoshop right?
[03:27] <flippo> How is Lindows coming along?
[03:27] <IdleOne> revenge: yes
[03:27] <waseem> hello seems like im not the only one, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/209830
[03:27] <IdleOne> flippo: check the site?
[03:27] <fccf> RadarG: why don't you run top and find out what is using those precious resources
[03:27] <waseem> but no help seems to have been offered this kinda sucks.
[03:28] <ctmjr> !gyatchi
[03:28] <goddard> thats japanese?
[03:28] <fccf> goddard: I see you now have a cloak
[03:28] <zopiac> lstarnes: that didn't work
[03:28] <ctmjr> !info gyatchi
[03:28] <revenge> yeah
[03:28] <IdleOne> ctmjr: sudo apt-get install gyachi
[03:28] <revenge> thst doesnt work
[03:28] <lstarnes> zopiac: you will need to wait at least 1 to 2 minutes for the comamnd to repeat
[03:28] <pam> echo foo > /dev/ttyS0 | cat /dev/ttyS0 is supposed to work by default, no?
[03:28] <revenge> that*
[03:28] <RadarG> cant its an older version o solaris top doesnt work
[03:28] <IdleOne> revenge: what is the link to the ppa?
[03:28] <zopiac> lstarnes: well im doing it straight from the command line now
[03:28] <ctmjr> !info gyachi
[03:29] <revenge> oh nm i spelled gyachi wrong lmao
[03:29] <goddard> whats that do
[03:29] <goddard> cremofsumyungy
[03:29] <revenge> Thanks for your help
[03:29] <IdleOne> ctmjr: it isnt in repos but he enabled the ppa so he can use apt-get to install it now
[03:29] <fccf> RadarG: I thought you were running ubuntu... uh #sun would be a good next step
[03:29] <Jimthecook> hello
[03:29] <Esteri> Howdy, Could anybody tell me if UFW outputs to the regular syslog? or if it goes someplace special, does UFW have its own room?
[03:29] <sanjid> I'm having some trouble installing a driver for my wireless card. I'm following http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=7525735&postcount=2 and th
[03:29] <sanjid> e w
[03:29] <sanjid> the wired network part works
[03:29] <sanjid> but the wireless p
[03:29] <FloodBot3> sanjid: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:30] <zopiac> lstarnes: im installing mplayer, i think that will work without X
[03:30] <sanjid> *the wireless part doesn't work
[03:30] <lstarnes> zopiac: it usually uses X
[03:30] <zopiac> awww
[03:30] <lstarnes> zopiac: but it has frontends and drivers that do not require it
[03:30] <goddard> sanjid Is it supported by Ubuntu
[03:30] <lstarnes> zopiac: mplayer -vo help
[03:31] <sanjid> goddard: I do believe so, it was linked to me from the ubuntu netbook remix page
[03:31] <goddard> sanjid if you disable the wired connection does it work?
[03:31] <zopiac> well is there a CLI-capable programme either right out of the box or with a simple -nox or something for music??
[03:31] <lstarnes> zopiac: if it doesn't detect a display, I think it tries to use alternate interfaces
[03:32] <zopiac> mplayer isn't installing. . . weird
[03:32] <fccf> zopiac: sox might be what you are looking for
[03:32] <zopiac> maybe
[03:32] <fccf> !info sox | zopiac
[03:32] <goddard> Are there any japanese speaking people here
[03:32] <waseem> can i use a wubi install to wipe my partitioned ubuntu clean? and will it do a badblock check while doing so?
[03:32] <sanjid> nope, it isn't recognizing the wireless card at all
[03:32] <ctmjr> IdleOne: oh i see thanks i thought he was compiling it that's why i could not figure out what key he was talking about
[03:32] <sanjid> goddard: ^
[03:32] <fccf> zopiac: install it .. the command is play file.mp3
[03:33] <zopiac> ok
[03:33] <IdleOne> ctmjr: :)
[03:33] <zopiac> fccf: i got error: unknown file type: auto :\
[03:34] <goddard> sanjid im getting you tried rebooting?
[03:34] <sanjid> goddard: of course
[03:34] <goddard> you could try this just to make sure new settings are recognized
[03:34] <goddard> sudo ifdown -a
[03:34] <sanjid> ok, let me check
[03:34] <goddard> sudo ifup -a
[03:34] <goddard> to bring it back up
[03:34] <DasEi> zopiac : vlc can be used cli only, too
[03:34] <fccf> zopiac: you'll have to specify the file type with -f ... see man sox
[03:35] <Cynary> Hello.
[03:35] <sanjid> goddard: nope, no luck
[03:35] <zopiac> DasEi: does it need a -command for it? i tried and got a display error with vlc /path/to/file.mp3
[03:35] <Cynary> I'm having a problem with wireless networks using the protocol 802.11n
[03:35] <Cynary> is there anyone who can help me here?
[03:35] <sanjid> it is a known error th
[03:35] <goddard> hmmm
[03:35] <sanjid> ough
[03:36] <sanjid> henc
[03:36] <sanjid> argh
[03:36] <sanjid> my return key gets stuck
[03:36] <heyhe183> my computer is installed with both ubuntu and windows xp .everty time after I log into ubuntu ,restart,log into xp,I can not  connect my internet!what's wrong?
[03:36] <DasEi> zopiac: try cvlc /path/.....
[03:36] <sanjid> heyhe183: what sort of computer?
[03:36] <waseem> can someone help me please, even though I am using a wubi install, the non windows partition seems to be in use.
[03:36] <Lillymon> I've just plugged a USB pendrive into my Kubuntu system. I don't have write access. Why don't I have write access, and how do I get write access?
[03:36] <heyhe183> desktop
[03:36] <sanjid> heyhe183: what make?
[03:37] <waseem> how can I wipe it clean? with the wubi ununtu.
[03:37] <zopiac> DasEi: command not found...
[03:37] <kahen> Lillymon: what is the file system on the drive? NTFS?
[03:37] <syntex> If I stop a GPArted process while it's creating the ext4 file system on an external usb drive, will it damage the drive?
[03:37] <heyhe183> my only solution is to clear all bios setting,then,windows xp can connect internet.
[03:37] <goddard> sanjid http://www.techmetica.com/howto/manual-wireless-configuration-with-iwconfig-in-ubuntu/
[03:37] <Lillymon> kahen: ext2, it's on /media/disk
[03:37] <gandhi> i was actually wondering where the option to format the drive with ext4 in 9.04 was in the installation?
[03:37] <sanjid> thank you, I'll look it over
[03:38] <f00f> hey guys
[03:38] <f00f> i completely fucked up an amazon ec2 instance
[03:38] <potwak> hello
[03:38] <gandhi> cause i didn't see it anywhere, was i just not looking hard enough in the dialog where you select your partition?
[03:38] <f00f> doing something really simple
[03:38] <IdleOne> gandhi: there isnt one it will be default in 9.10
[03:38] <heyhe183> if i log into ubuntu,and log out .windows xp can't work well again
[03:38] <gandhi> ah
[03:38] <RichiV> when im on the mozilla firefox window, the system tray dissapears.. how can i get it back?
[03:38] <veasmkii> syntex; it will probably just ruin the partition tables, you'll have to reformat it most likely
[03:38] <potwak> can i install xchm by using its source code?
[03:38] <Lillymon> This is when I hate Linux. If I were on Windows, I'd be done by now.
[03:38] <veasmkii> and repartition
[03:38] <gandhi> is there any way to install an ext4 part in 9.04? or to upgrade the exisiting partition?
[03:39] <zopiac> Lillymon: it's what makes it fun to me :D
[03:39] <IdleOne> f00f: please watch your language.
[03:39] <syntex> veasmkii: So it won't actually damage the drive? As in, I will be able to repartition it and reformat it?
[03:39] <leaf-sheep> Lillymon: sudo chown -R chris:chris /media/disk/
[03:39] <potwak> I mean, can i install xchm by compiling its source code?
[03:39] <leaf-sheep> Lillymon: Using your username instead.
[03:39] <heyhe183> ubuntu seems to have modified my bios setteing when i  log into it!!!
[03:39] <heyhe183> ubuntu sucks always
[03:39] <Lillymon> Ah yes, chown. Very user-friendly. What do I tell me mother when she has this problem?
[03:39] <heyhe183> sigh
[03:39] <veasmkii> i'm fairly sure the only damage that could be done is to the tables, which can be fixed easily
[03:39] <DasEi> zopiac: you installed vlc and can't run cvlc ??
[03:40] <f00f> IdleOne: sorry
[03:40] <f00f> anyone know why i am getting this error ?
[03:40] <f00f> http://www.pastie.org/610529
[03:40] <node357> Hi people. Ekiga stuttering instead of clear voice on Ubuntu 9.04. Anyone know how to fix.
[03:40] <heyhe183> silly os and silly users,haha
[03:40] <zopiac> Lillymon: ive been spending a few hours just to get an alarm clock working. . . im still happily working on it :P i might be done by now on windows, but id be bored
[03:40] <Lillymon> Right same error, it's still not letting me copy anything to the drive.
[03:40] <mado> howdy again folks :)
[03:40] <zopiac> DasEi: it seems so
[03:41] <ctmjr> heyhe183: did you need help with something?
[03:41] <leaf-sheep> zopiac, Lillymon:  The learning curve in linux is longer.  In Windows -- Everything may work right away but will break right away easily too. :<
[03:41] <arquebus> anyone know where I can get info on how to install nVidia drivers that are downloaded off their website?
[03:41] <zopiac> leaf-sheep: true dat
[03:41] <zopiac> leaf-sheep: i like long, steep learning curves
[03:42] <mado> er ... i wanted to know ... can YOU recommend some software or at least help me to know more about what i'd need?
[03:42] <DasEi> zopiac: sudo apt-get install vlc vlc-data vlc-nox
[03:42] <IdleOne> !nvidia | arquebus
[03:42] <heyhe183> i need,how can i swich beteen ubuntu and xp without clearing my bios setting.if not ,my windows xp  can not connect  internet
[03:42] <linuxnewb> hello every one. have a krazy issue here. everytime i boot into ubuntu and then back into windows, the time gets set to what seems is a random time
[03:42] <arquebus> thx IdleOne
[03:42] <zopiac> DasEi: i just made sure i had vlc installed, but i think vlc-nox is the problem
[03:42] <Cynary> I'm having problems maintaining a stable download speed over a wireles N network, and I'd like to know if there's anything I can do about this (curiously, in windows, this problem doesn't present itself, and with my old wireless router this didn't happen in Linux). Beside that, I can only get 60Mb/s speeds top on the wireless network, while it should be 130Mb//s. One solution might be to use 802.11g network instead of N, but does anyone know
[03:42] <Cynary> how to do that?
[03:42] <zopiac> and my battery just died as it was installing vlc-nox D:
[03:42] <Lillymon> Well the learning curve here seem vertical. Command-line says "Stale NFS file handle" when trying chown, and won't even let root copy anything to it.
[03:43] <Conu> arquebus if you d/l the .deb you just have to change the permisions (allow execute) then run
[03:43] <f00f> none knows why i am getting these errors in my syslog --> http://www.pastie.org/610529
[03:43] <mado> e.g. which software would you suggest for managing books? (many books ... more than 1000)
[03:43] <Orpheus> i installed python 3 on ubuntu 9.04 and when i run python @ terminal it shows python 2.6
[03:43] <Lillymon> This is not a 'steep learning curve', this is just idiotic.
[03:43] <f00f> mado: rackmonkey
[03:43] <node357> Anyone know how to stop stuttering sound in Ekiga?
[03:43] <Orpheus> what can i do to update it
[03:43] <potwak> can i install xchm by compiling its source code?
[03:44] <mado> f00f, can you tell me more about it? ... and why you suggested that one?
[03:44] <DasEi> mado : http://www.howtoforge.com/the-perfect-desktop-ubuntu-9.04
[03:44] <rredd4> what is the command and apt get software needed to see what signals I am receiving via my usb antenna?  or is there a gui app that will do that?
[03:44] <rredd4> also interested in signal strength
[03:44] <linuxnewb> rredd4 try wireshark
[03:44] <zopiac> ive learned SO much today about linux (just like every day since i got Ubuntu for the first time a year and a half ago :P )
[03:44] <RHorse> rredd4 iwlist
[03:45] <node357> Anyone know how to stop stuttering sound in Ekiga?
[03:45] <Lillymon> Right, so now I'm stuck and my pendrive is apparently useless to me. That's £50 down the drain then.
[03:45] <gandhi> at least you didn't ruin your pc
[03:45] <mado> DasEi, that doesn't really say something about "managing books"
[03:45] <gandhi> done that to a hard drive more than once
[03:46] <rredd4> RHorse  iwlist will work via live cd?  and give me signal strength levels?
[03:46] <DasEi> mado : was meant to your earleir quest on general soft
[03:46] <Lillymon> I'm tempted to say "Yes I did, I installed Linux on it", but I'm just angry because this is a very simple function that seems to be impossible.
[03:46] <node357> No one ever helps me wheN I come here.
[03:46] <mado> DasEi, ... yeah ... just wanted to say ... it helps me with some general things :)
[03:46] <Lillymon> I want to copy a file. How is that hard?
[03:46] <fccf> You can't get really good at linux without breaking it a few times along the way
[03:46] <zopiac> DasEi: just booted back up, it says it cant find package vlc-data...vlc-nox is installed but cvlc doesnt work still
[03:46] <mado> i stumbled across "gcstar" in "add/remove"
[03:47] <mado> DasEi,
[03:47] <rredd4> linuxnewb  ty
[03:47] <linuxnewb> rredd4 np
[03:47] <IdleOne> zopiac: sudo dpkg-reconfigure -a
[03:47] <RHorse> rredd4 iwlist will work in a terminal: just type iwlist <DEV> scanning where <DEV> is the device such as ath0, wlan0, or what have you. You can obtain your devices by typing iwconfig and ifconfig
[03:47] <Lillymon> Can I just reformat the entire pendrive? There's nothing important on it, and I just want to copy this file so I can go downstairs and do something else with today.
[03:47] <DasEi> zopiac: which version do you use ? jaunty ?
[03:47] <ctmjr> fccf: a few? but then again am not good at it yet
[03:47] <linuxnewb> anyone know why the windows clock gets reset when i boot into ubuntu
[03:47] <zopiac> DasEi: i do believe so
[03:47] <rredd4> RHorse  ty
[03:48] <Lillymon> I've already wasted half an hour on trying to copy a file, I have other things to do with my life.
[03:48] <RHorse> rredd4 np
[03:48] <IdleOne> Lillymon: stop whining and start asking questions and following directions
[03:48] <Flannel> linuxnewb: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuTime#Multiple%20Boot%20Systems%20Time%20Conflicts
[03:48] <zopiac> Lillymon: what file are you trying to copy , and where to? a different drive?
[03:48] <DasEi> zopiac:  : partners repos active ?
[03:49] <IdleOne> Lillymon: have you noticed that when you started your whining people stopped responding to you
[03:49] <llua> how do i list the "(hd0,0)" in my system?
[03:49] <zopiac> DasEi: idk, what does that mean :P
[03:49] <heyhe183> help,help.how can i let debian installer find iso file in a ntfs partation(first cd) when installing lenny?
[03:49] <fccf> ctmjr: ok, you are right, few hundred times might be more apt ( like the cow )
[03:49] <DasEi> llua: sudo fdisk -l
[03:49] <Flannel> heyhe183: Try #debian
[03:49] <Cynary> I'm having problems maintaining a stable download speed over a wireles N network, and I'd like to know if there's anything I can do about this (curiously, in windows, this problem doesn't present itself, and with my old wireless router this didn't happen in Linux). Beside that, I can only get 60Mb/s speeds top on the wireless network, while it should be 130Mb//s. One solution might be to use 802.11g network instead of N, but does anyone know
[03:49] <Cynary> how to do that?
[03:49] <Lillymon> People stopped before I started whining. Also the file is a PNG image, and I'm trying to copy it to a USB pendrive like I already mentioned in my incessant whining.
[03:50] <f00f> what the 4gb seg fixup error anyone know ?
[03:50] <zopiac> Lillymon: sorry i wasnt paying much attention before
[03:50] <f00f> sorry " 4gb seg fixup "
[03:50] <Lillymon> It's an ext2 pendrive, almost empty, mounted at /media/disk
[03:50] <DasEi> zopiac : edit /etc/apt/sources.list  or softwaresources under sysrem tab
[03:50] <DasEi> !repos
[03:50] <llua> dasEi, i did that but i get it in this format "/dev/sda1" not the "hd,0,0"
[03:50] <zopiac> Lillymon: is it write-protected?
[03:50] <Flannel> Lillymon: You can just format it, there's a few ways to do it, this thread discusses a few of them: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=468212
[03:51] <Lillymon> zopiac: I don't know, there doesn't seem be any physical way of write-protecting it, I forget if there's a soft way.
[03:51] <zopiac> DasEi: the other command is still going
[03:51] <gandhi> lol, i think i broke ubuntu on my desktop by upgrading the kernel
[03:51] <gandhi> awesome
[03:51] <IdleOne> Lillymon: My point was that your attitude will reflect the type of help you get. your issue is that you don't have read/write permission on the pen drive
[03:51] <fccf> Lillymon: sudo cp /path/to/file.PNG /media/disk/file.PNG
[03:51] <DasEi> llua: sda = hd0  1= 0
[03:51] <Lillymon> fccf: Tried that already, "Stale NFS file handle", no file copied. Same error if I try chown.
[03:52] <llua> dasEi, k,
[03:52] <TD-Linux> hey, is there any reason 8.04 would have gotten a huge batch of updates?
[03:52] <zopiac> Lillymon: have you checked this? http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/nfs-stale-file-handle-error-and-solution.html
[03:52] <TD-Linux> oh whoops
[03:52] <bargio> Hey guys, I think I totally trashed my USB drive. Anyone know how to reset its partition table? According to dmesg output, it
[03:52] <DasEi> llua: realize sdxx counts from 1, while hd does from 0
[03:52] <IdleOne> TD-Linux: security updates
[03:52] <TD-Linux> accidentally added debian repository :)
[03:52] <TD-Linux> that would do it
[03:53] <DasEi> heh
[03:53] <llua> hmm, im installing win7 in a dual boot and when it restarts to finish installing grub loads and not win7
[03:53] <IdleOne> TD-Linux: lol yeah that to
[03:53] <bargio> *it's trying to make a /dev node, then it dies (it's not added as /dev/sdb)=
[03:53] <fccf> !dualboot | llua
[03:53] <fccf> llua: first link tells you how
[03:54] <fccf> llua: normally it is best to install windows first
[03:54] <Cynary> I'm having problems maintaining a stable download speed over a wireles N network, and I'd like to know if there's anything I can do about this (curiously, in windows, this problem doesn't present itself, and with my old wireless router this didn't happen in Linux). Beside that, I can only get 60Mb/s speeds top on the wireless network, while it should be 130Mb//s. One solution might be to use 802.11g network instead of N, but does anyone know
[03:54] <Cynary> how to do that?
[03:54] <zopiac> oh Cynary, weren't you the guy trying to get Quake4 to work?
[03:55] <Cynary> ya
[03:55] <Cynary> zopiac: ya, that's em
[03:55] <Cynary> *me
[03:55] <zopiac> I got it working fine
[03:55] <Cynary> zopiac: Cool
[03:55] <linuxnewb> Flannel thanks i will find out later if that link helped me
[03:55] <Cynary> zopiac: Must be some problem, perhaps the drivers :/
[03:55] <llua> fccf, nope that link doesnt help, win7 installs but after it reboots grub loads ubuntu and the win7 install doesnt finish
[03:55] <zopiac> not online, since i didnt have an actual key, but it worked SP mode
[03:55] <Cynary> zopiac: Do you have any ideas about my current problem? xD
[03:55] <zopiac> no :\
[03:56] <zopiac> but nice game :D
[03:56] <IdleOne> Lillymon: try unmounting and remounting the device and see if you can then copy
[03:56] <Cynary> zopiac: ok, tks. When I format my computer again, and install linux, i'll try installing it again.
[03:56] <zopiac> :) have fun
[03:56] <Lillymon> zopiac: Right, looked at the website, did not understand any of it or why NFS is involved in anyway at any point in this, and it still doesn't work.
[03:56] <heogen> hi, in ubuntu we have an encarta like windows?
[03:57] <Lillymon> IdleOne: Already done that, three time, same error, every time. Every damn time.
[03:57] <heogen> that I can to download?
[03:57] <zopiac> lol ok, Lillymon, sorry i havent been able to help either
[03:57] <IdleOne> Lillymon: please calm down. it's frustrating I know but you getting upset wont help
[03:57] <heogen> for to study general culture?
[03:57] <fccf> llua: make the windows partitiion bootable, using Gparted, then finish the install, then flip back to the grub boot drive and add in the windows line to menu.lst
[03:58] <rafase282> hello
[03:58] <gandhi> sup
[03:58] <fccf> llua: you will need to do this from an Ubuntu Live disk
[03:58] <jumpingjack> hello, guys! is there a ubuntu developer channel?
[03:58] <rafase282> can anyone tell me what are the universe and multiverse source list for ubuntu 9.04?
[03:58] <zopiac> Lillymon: well try unmounting the drive and mounting it with mount -t nfs nfsserver:/path/to/share /mnt/local, but tweaked a bit.
[03:58] <Lillymon> IdleOne: Well what am I supposed to do? Mounting a USB pendrive is far from an esoteric task, yet it seem Kubuntu is determined to make it as needlessly complicated as possible.
[03:58] <rafase282> I want to add them to my ubuntu version for my android phone
[03:58] <zopiac> Lillymon: or if you dont know how to tweak it, ask someone else to help you with that part
[03:59] <coordinador> hi
[03:59] <heogen> hello where I can find a program like Encarta in ubuntu?
[03:59] <vinpan> i have a question how do you setup a server?
[03:59] <fccf> jumpingjack: #ubuntu-devel
[03:59] <coordinador> sometimes my ubuntu 9.04 gets frozen
[03:59] <fccf> vinpan: what kind of server?
[03:59] <vinpan> webserver
[03:59] <Lillymon> zopiac: Define 'a bit'. Do I leave the 'path/to/share' as it is? Bear in mind I've never encountered NFS before today, and have no intent of ever seeing its ugly face ever again.
[03:59] <fccf> vinpan: there are a number of webservers available
[03:59] <vinpan> i know somthing with apache
[03:59] <jumpingjack> fccf: thanks
[03:59] <fccf> !webserver
[04:00] <fccf> !apache
[04:00] <zopiac> Lillymon: well neither have i :/ but /path/to/share tells you to change it to whatever path the share is, but i dont know what that would be :P but this moght be a step in the right direction.
[04:00] <vinpan> whats the easyest one?
[04:00] <webbb8> i need some help  when i try to compile from source i always get this http://pastebin.ca/1559259    please look and see if you know why im running into problems
[04:00] <Lillymon> Right now, I'm severely tempted to just destroy the pendrive and forget about this whole task. That way it can't waste another hour of my life.
[04:00] <zopiac> Lillymon: then again, maybe not. but if you have the patience, its worth trying :)
[04:01] <myztaken> Hi there... Does anyone have ever configured a 1600x900 monitor with an ATI chipset using Ubuntu? I've tried both free and amd drivers and my monitor keeps doing a weird flickering...
[04:01] <fccf> vinpan: if you just need a simple server to serve up html ... sudo apt-get install apache2 ... put your html in /var/www and you got a webserver
[04:01] <f00f> apt-get is currupted
[04:01] <Lillymon> I'm also tempted to see if Windows 7 puts me through this as well.
[04:01] <f00f> i need to know how to fix this
[04:01] <gandhi> myztaken, check the refresh rate
[04:01] <themoebius> does ubuntu have a migration assistant that can import all my stuff from my old windows box that's on the same network?
[04:01] <gandhi> Lillymon, it probably won't
[04:02] <optraz> hi, why is rrd php not included in latest ubuntu?
[04:02] <zopiac> Lillymon: but it may put you through other trouble, being windows and all. but it may not be as bad as this :P you never know
[04:02] <clearscreen> webbb8: you have some outdated libraries, you may want to consider backporting them
[04:03] <Lillymon> Also, that mount command is a fantastic catch-22. I can't mount '/media/disk', because '/media/disk' doesn't exist yet, because it won't exist until I've mounted it!
[04:03] <vinpan> so set that up and i can upload my website to it right?
[04:03] <myztaken> gandhi, Could you be more especific? The allowed and recommended refresh rate is 60hz, however while using archlinux I tried adding a Mode line to the xorg.conf without any success
[04:03] <webbb8> clearscreen: how do i do that
[04:03] <clearscreen> !backports | webb8
[04:03] <bargio> Hey guys, I think I totally trashed my USB drive. Anyone know how to reset its partition table? According to dmesg output, it's trying to make a /dev node, then it dies (it's not added as /dev/sdb)
[04:03] <kahen> Lillymon: the directory has to exist before you can mount something into it
[04:04] <kahen> Lillymon: just like /media/cdrom
[04:04] <ZOO0828> hi, guys, when i try to compile a driver, it prompted me to install "ncurses" or "ncurses-devel", but I found none of these except many other curses-related libraries,   Which package should I install?
[04:04] <clearscreen> kahen / Lillymon: or if you just want to mount /some/folder, there should be an fstab entry.. but yes, the directory has to exist
[04:04] <RHorse>  /set logfile ~/irc_log
[04:04] <fccf> Lillymon: you have to mount from /dev/cdrom not /media/cdrom
[04:04] <Zopiac> fuogor, brb
[04:04] <goddard> whats the right way to update ubuntu server?
[04:04] <DasEi> bargio:  sudo hdparm -z rereads parti-table,  important data on it ?
[04:04] <fuogor> k
[04:05] <IdleOne> goddard: apt-get update && apt-get upgrade
[04:05] <fccf> goddard: sudo apt-get update  ... sudo apt-get upgrade  will update to the latest of everything, usually holding nothing back
[04:05] <DasEi> goddard: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[04:05] <kahen> ZOO0828: what are you talking about? apt-cache search lib.*ncurses
[04:05] <clearscreen> ZOO0828: try libncurses5 and libncurses5-dev
[04:06] <midwestward> is it possible to assign several ip addresses to one nic?
[04:06] <Lillymon> fccf: That may have been useful to know 10 minutes ago. Now that I try mounting /dev/disk, I actually get something. Now it can't mount the drive, but doesn't know why. wrong fs, bad superblock, and so on are all possibilities.
[04:06] <theatro> goddard, I agree with DasEi
[04:06] <ZOO0828> kahen,  do I have to install all pkgs end up with curses?
[04:06] <ZOO0828> clearscreen, ok, i will try, thanks
[04:07] <pam> Does anyone know if minicom supports the line drawing character set?
[04:07] <bargio> DasEi, no, I
[04:07] <fccf> Lillymon: but it will be /dev/sda1or2or3...etc or /dev/sdb or c or d or e 1.2.or3
[04:07] <yassine_> ooh
[04:07] <yassine_> hElP
[04:07] <webbb8> i enabled the backports now what
[04:07] <bargio> DasEi, sorry. No, I'd just like to be able to read/re-mount it again ..
[04:07] <yassine_> how do i exetrate the file .tgz
[04:07] <fccf> ZOO0828: what are you trying to compile? details please?
[04:08] <f00f> http://www.pastie.org/610557
[04:08] <f00f> anyone ?
[04:08] <ZOO0828> fccf,  a driver for 3G modem adapter
[04:08] <clearscreen> webbb8: install the unmet dependencies from backports
[04:08] <DasEi> bargio: don't get you , details ?
[04:08] <losher> midwestward: apparently you can, if your kernel supports it, See the reference to aliases in the ifconfig man page
[04:08] <Lillymon> fccf: Yes, those are the options. I'm guessing mine would be sdd or sdd1, I'll try both.
[04:08] <Lillymon> Neither did anything. Same error, again.
[04:08] <fccf> ZOO0828: you probably don't need to ... I have gotten 3g modems to work without compiling
[04:08] <fccf> ZOO0828: what modem?
[04:08] <yassine_> how do i exetrate the file .tgz
[04:08] <bargio> DasEi, I'm going to get on my desktop to paste output (I'll be back as Yasumoto)
[04:09] <optraz> hi, why is rrd php not included in latest ubuntu?
[04:09] <midwestward> losher, thanks
[04:09] <IdleOne> fccf: Lillymon http://sysunconfig.net/unixtips/stale_nfs.txt try using the -O option
[04:09] <DasEi> !tgz | yassine_
[04:10] <DasEi>  yassine_ :lazy people install unp
[04:11] <losher> DasEi: nothing wrong with being lazy. I'm lazy myself...
[04:11] <Yasumoto> DasEi: http://paste.ubuntu.com/267701/ is the dmesg output once I plug in my USB drive
[04:11] <ZOO0828> fccf,  I really wish mine can work without any compiling,  but this one is a 3G modem according to China-only-3G-Standard product, don't think it has any built-in support,  thanks
[04:11] <Yasumoto> DasEi: but then /dev/sdg is never created
[04:11] <maxagaz> how to check when my system was installed ?
[04:11] <_ged> what's the command for "search" for the terminal line?
[04:12] <veasmkii> locate?
[04:12] <fccf> ZOO0828: the standard it uses doesn't matter it still communicates with the computer via ttyUSB001
[04:12] <DasEi> _ged: find and locate
[04:12] <ZOO0828> fccf,  that's good news, how should i do then?
[04:12] <_ged> DasEi: does it bypass any chmod, because the file that im looking for has been set to chmod 0600
[04:12] <SJr> If I boot my computer up, with my ExpressCard (the replacement for cardbus) installed, ubuntu recognizes it. If I do not have it installed on bootup, I don't seem to be able to get it to load. The module is sky2, and it doesn't seem to depend on any other module
[04:12] <Lillymon> You know what, I've just stopped caring. I'm just going to consider mount a USB flash drive to be a might task beyond Linux, and forget about the whole damn thing. The convinenence of copying files from PC to PC is not worth this amount of sheer effort.
[04:12] <Wildbat> questions: i got glicthies on flash games ~ any fix for that ? i am on laptop with IGP i945
[04:13] <Lillymon> I've now thrown the pendrive across the room, I don't know where it is now. Good night.
[04:13] <SJr> good luck Lillymon
[04:13] <webbb8> this is the error i get now when i try to compile a source http://pastebin.ca/1559271    anyone know why
[04:13] <_ged> DasEi: bash : search : command not found
[04:13] <yassine_> DaSEI, not working the Unp
[04:14] <yassine_> DaSEI,  the same error is done
[04:14] <DasEi> _ged:use locate
[04:14] <heyhe183> lillymon, from china????????
[04:14] <heyhe183> hehe
[04:14] <IdleOne> !ot > heyhe183
[04:14] <zcat[1]> md5sum: /dev/scd0: Input/output error -- Yay, I have a large pile of coasters now....
[04:14] <losher> maxagaz: good question. Check /var/log/dpkg.log.*.gz. Read the beginning of the oldest (largest numbered) file using zmore...
[04:14] <f00f> http://www.pastie.org/610557 ?
[04:14] <EDinNY> webbb8: missing some packages?
[04:15] <_ged> DasEi: , veasmkii , thanks, the locate command worked
[04:15] <EDinNY> webbb8: probably the "dev" packages
[04:15] <webbb8> not sure
[04:15] <ctmjr> maxagaz: i believe it is cat /proc/version the line after SMP (but could be wrong)
[04:15] <DasEi>  yassine_ :unp or :  tar -xvvzf your.tar.gz
[04:15] <webbb8> where do i find them
[04:15] <EDinNY> some of them you can apt-get.   maybe all
[04:16] <veasmkii> _ged: Sometimes locate wont be up to date, but you can force the index to to be up to date with updatedb, usually needs sudo privelages
[04:16] <LinuxMercedes> Hey, I'm trying to get a bluetooth gps set up on my Ubuntu 9.04 box following the tutorial at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=1497680 I get as far as the
[04:16] <LinuxMercedes> 'sdptool browse' command, which just reports 'Browsing <address>...'
[04:16] <LinuxMercedes> any ideas?
[04:16] <DasEi>  yassine_ :sudo apt-get install unp               first, of course
[04:16] <heyhe183> hehe,ubuntu is used by mankind,and man has many properties despite the silly and smart ,right?
[04:16] <heyhe183> haha
[04:16] <_ged> veasmkii: ok thanks :)
[04:17] <drygrain> I have a perhaps unusual question!
[04:17] <yassine_> DasEi, of course i did that first
[04:17] <DasEi> Yasumoto: hdparm couldn't save it ? then data will be lost, reformat with gparted
[04:18] <_ged> ahm where can i see the output of my cron?? i mean, how will i know if my cron has just perform his job even though that im away for about 2-3 weeks?? assuming that the pc is running on 24/7
[04:18] <drygrain> My keyboard, like many others, is equipped with the start menu windows key. Do they make a replacement for Linux users, with perhaps a penguin on it?
[04:18] <drygrain> :x
[04:18] <IdleOne> drygrain: they do
[04:18] <veasmkii> drygrain: lol
[04:18] <drygrain> yay!
[04:18]  * drygrain claps
[04:18] <drygrain> :D
[04:19] <Yasumoto> DasEi: gparted can't see it
[04:19] <maxagaz> losher, thanks
[04:19] <DasEi> Yasumoto:check right choice (upper right corner in gparted, device..)
[04:20] <Yasumoto> DasEi: yeah, it's not located there. sudo fdisk -l doesn't show it, and a ls /dev |grep sd doesn't either..
[04:20] <DasEi> drygrain: no, but can buy a sticker from cannoncial (us13) is then the any-key, back to topic...
[04:21] <losher> drygrain: typical of linux, there is a do-it-yourself solution: http://www.zyra.org.uk/tux-keys.htm
[04:22] <drygrain> :)
[04:23] <f00f> any idea what these error messages are ? http://www.pastie.org/610529
[04:24] <f00f> why is this running for over 5 mins now ?
[04:24] <f00f> USER       PID %CPU %MEM    VSZ   RSS TTY      STAT START   TIME COMMAND
[04:24] <f00f> root      3434 21.3  0.0   4724  1676 pts/1    R+   20:03   4:17 /usr/bin/perl /usr/sbin/update-rc.d module-init-tools start 15 S .
[04:24] <f00f> root      3870  0.0  0.0   3636  1028 pts/0    R+   20:24   0:00 ps aur
[04:24] <FloodBot3> f00f: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:25] <kaddi_> I would like to print a pdf on a pc I'm accessing through ssh. Is there an easy commandline reference?
[04:25] <thiebaude> f00f, check your processes in system monitor
[04:26] <kaddi_> (possible with the option of printing 2 or 4 pages onto one page, to save paper)
[04:26] <DasEi> Yasumoto:gnome-device-manager is also missing it ?
[04:26] <thiebaude> f00f, processes> view all processes
[04:27] <averoese> salut
[04:28] <thiebaude> averoese, salut
[04:28] <averoese> on parle francais ici??
[04:28] <thiebaude> !fr | averoese
[04:28] <thiebaude> averoese, non
[04:28] <losher> _ged: cron writes log messages to /var/log/syslog. If you want more detailed logs, generate your own using echo statements appending to a file
[04:28] <f00f> thiebaude: i am using amazon ec2 instance... no GUI only ssh :)
[04:28] <c0l2e> can anyone help me with this bash on ubuntu?
[04:28] <f00f> thiebaude: any ideas
[04:28] <c0l2e> NEWFILE="${F/%${OLDEXT}/${NEWEXT}}"
[04:28] <c0l2e> it's not working on ubuntu's bash
[04:29] <bigcx2> hey all, i have (what i think to be) a simple question
[04:29] <_ged> losher: thanks
[04:29] <c0l2e> it should replace the OLDEXT to NEWEXT
[04:29] <bigcx2> i have a folder in my places top bar menu
[04:29] <bigcx2> that i don't want displayed anymore
[04:29] <bigcx2> how can i remove it?
[04:29] <thiebaude> f00f, i;m not familiar with ec2
[04:29] <c0l2e> example filenamed  F=myfile.jpg  OLDEXT=jpg and NEWEXT-png
[04:29] <thiebaude> f00f, i mean i know what it is
[04:29] <c0l2e> NEWFILE="${F/%${OLDEXT}/${NEWEXT}}"
[04:30] <c0l2e> should output  myfile.png
[04:30] <herenbdy> hello, does kde have a Add / Remove applications app that works like gnome's? (it lists whole applications instead of individual packages), KPackageKit is more like Synaptic
[04:30] <c0l2e> it's working on other linux.. but not in ubuntu.. how can i fix this?
[04:31] <LinuxMercedes> Does anybody know why when I run 'sdptool browse <address>' on my bluetooth gps it just says 'browsing device..." and doesn't report anything else?
[04:32] <heyhe183> where can i find hot key solutions for hp and fusuji laptops ?
[04:32] <heyhe183> fn does not work~~~
[04:33] <Yasumoto> DasEi: wow, I haven't used that before, cool. Yeah, unfortunately it's not listed there either
[04:34] <webbb8> can someone look at thin and tell me if its becaquse im running karmic that i get this error    http://pastebin.ca/1559288
[04:34] <phpstar> dabukalam r u thr ??
[04:34] <DasEi> Yasumoto: might be broken, iv /dev  also doesn't list it;; try on another pc ?
[04:34] <DasEi> if*
[04:37] <quentusrex> what is the package that suggests what package to install for a missing command?
[04:37] <quentusrex> so if I type: lynx
[04:37] <Flannel> quentusrex: command-not-found
[04:37] <quentusrex> and I don't have it installed it says what package to install
[04:37] <quentusrex> hmm
[04:38] <quentusrex> Flannel: I just installed that package on a JeOS machine and it still doesn't suggest the commands.
[04:39] <lstarnes> quentusrex: you will need to restart bash
[04:39] <quentusrex> lstarnes: I restarted the box and no effect...
[04:39] <quentusrex> but how do I restart bash?
[04:39] <lstarnes> quentusrex: not the whole box, just bahs
[04:39] <lstarnes> quentusrex: log out then back in
[04:39] <sd32> why do they make netbook remix in a img file as opposed to a iso?
[04:40] <lstarnes> quentusrex: you may also want bash-completion
[04:40] <quentusrex> still no luck with command-not-found
[04:41] <Yasumoto> DasEi: yeah, I have :( I think it's pretty pwned
[04:43] <Yasumoto> DasEi: thanks for your help, dude :)
[04:43] <fccf> sd32: so it can be but on a 1gb usb stick as netbooks don't have cdroms
[04:43] <DasEi> Yasumoto: so then can take more risky tries on your own, check man hdparm and man testdisk .. sorry for not be being a coward to possibly damaging it ;-)
[04:43] <sd32> fccf, it sayys it requires a 4 gig flash drive
[04:45] <yggdrasil> hi is there a ppc channel ?
[04:45] <fccf> sd32: uh look again http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download-netbook
[04:45] <yggdrasil> ppc ubuntu channel eve3n
[04:46] <rredd4> which version of ubuntu will boot on an intel mac?
[04:46] <sd32> fccf, what about this http://www.canonical.com/projects/ubuntu/unr
[04:46] <Flannel> yggdrasil: #ubuntu-ppc
[04:46] <sd32> Storage: 4 GB Flash disk (SSD) or hard disk
[04:46] <Yasumoto> DasEi: haha, no worries. thanks dude
[04:46] <fccf> sd32: the .img is just the installer... which installs to a minimum 4gb SSD
[04:47] <RHorse> yggdrasil #ppcgeeks
[04:47] <fccf> Flannel: the corrected (which freenode does for you) is #ubuntu-powerpc
[04:48] <sd32> fccf, so you need a 4 gig drive for nbr?
[04:48] <sd32> fccf, obviously im confused
[04:49] <levander> Any reason why my swap partition isn't showing up in the output of the 'mount' command?
[04:49] <bigdavejoker> how do I launch leo after installing it using the python plugin easy_install?
[04:50] <fccf> sd32: the .img goes on a 1gb thumbdrive ... which when booted installs to the internal 4gb minimum SSD on a netbook
[04:51] <sd32> fccf, ahhhh thanks for the clarification
[04:52] <linux> cus
[04:52] <sd32> fccf, but you can boot nbr on a 1 gig flash drive live...or do i need a 4 gig?
[04:53] <fccf> sd32: I think NBR will boot live, haven't tried
[04:53] <alex87> does anyone know where samba share settings are stored when created with nautilus?
[04:53] <linux> cus
[04:53] <sd32> fccf, ok thanks
[04:55] <Shanebe>  
[04:55] <jarjar> levander: afaik swap does not get mounted like, say /dev/sda2, and thus does not show in the output of mount
[04:56] <parkadodge> hey when i try to extract rar files the folders appear to be empty can someone please help
[04:57] <sd32> fccf, ahh i found it  http://www.pendrivelinux.com/usb-ubuntu-netbook-remix-install/
[04:58] <Conu> parkadodge have you installed unrar? its not supported out of the box
[04:59] <Need_Help_SFTP> hi need help with open ssh configuring sftp ... many thanks in advance
[04:59] <parkadodge> ya and a file opens just nothing ever inside
[04:59] <parkadodge> it does it with every rar file ive ever tried opening
[05:00] <parkadodge> i have unrar-free
[05:00] <blognewb> hello beautiful people
[05:00] <Conu> sounds a bit over my head:) good luck with it tho
[05:00] <parkadodge> thanx
[05:01] <weidhhe> hello,all silly
[05:02] <blognewb> hi
[05:02] <blognewb> hey guys do you know the most efficient way of making an org chart or any process chart with boxes arrows and lines?
[05:02] <blognewb> flow chart*
[05:02] <weidhhe> no ,micorosoft office
[05:03] <blognewb> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V_vYFioGKEY ????????????
[05:04] <RHorse> .
[05:05] <blognewb> Because I wanna map my nginx server code and where everything goes and whatnot
[05:05] <blognewb> Because i am stupid
[05:06] <gnychis> how big should i make my swap if i have 4GB of ram and I will run 32bit ubuntu?
[05:06] <Flannel> gnychis: Do you intend to hibernate?
[05:06] <thiebaude> gnychis, if i had that much ram i would use 2gb
[05:06] <gnychis> Flannel: nah, it's my desktop
[05:06] <Flannel> blognewb: Umbrello, or dia, or something like that
[05:07] <Flannel> gnychis: Then you don't really have an amount, you could probably get away with 512 or 1G or something.  But that depends on what you end up doing.
[05:07] <blognewb> Flannel: I think i tried that before but im too dumb for that.. im trying OO right now O.o
[05:07] <oobe> gnychis, you only need to worry about having equal or more swap if you want to hybernate otherwise its fine with 2gb
[05:07] <thiebaude> gnychis, usually ubuntu sets swap automatically
[05:07] <gnychis> okay, thanks for the advice!
[05:07] <syrius> tinychat.com doesn't work on my ubuntos
[05:08] <syrius> tinychat.com doesn't work on my ubuntos
[05:08] <syrius> tinychat.com doesn't work on my ubuntos
[05:08] <FloodBot3> syrius: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:08] <webbb8> what do yo guys use to save notes
[05:08] <weidhhe> onenote
[05:08] <webbb8> have you looked at ubernote
[05:08] <thiebaude> weidhhe, i was about to say that
[05:08] <syrius> tinychat.com doesn't work on my ubuntus
[05:08] <weidhhe> haha
[05:09] <Flannel> blognewb: OOo draw should be fine, but dia might be easier.  You might also look into yEd, which is java based (but isn't in the repos)
[05:09] <blognewb> ew java!
[05:09] <blognewb> Flannel: do you know where the magnetic arrows are located in oo? :DDDDD
[05:10] <Flannel> blognewb: nope
[05:10] <weidhhe>  magnetic arrows?? north arrow in engineering drawings?
[05:11] <smogattack> I have ubuntu and windows xp. What happens if i install vista over windows xp?
[05:11] <syntex> smogattack: You'll loose all the data on your xp partition.
[05:11] <weidhhe> then ,your ubuntu will not boot
[05:11] <smogattack> syntex, that's it?
[05:11] <gnychis> smogattack: you will need to reinstall your bootloader like grub
[05:11] <smogattack> weidhhe, how would I make it book again?
[05:12] <thiebaude> smogattack, grub would be overwritten
[05:12] <weidhhe> google grub4dos
[05:12] <weidhhe> this is best solution
[05:13] <blognewb> Oh sorry to bother you i found it! it's enabled in Impress or Draw!!!
[05:13] <weidhhe> why vista not windows 7? win 7 is much better ya
[05:13] <error404notfound> i restarted my system and everywhere else fonts are okay, but in firefox fonts has started to sucks, they are reset to Serif or whatever the default ubuntu font is, same goes for the notifications
[05:15] <sd32> thanks for sharing
[05:15] <thiebaude> error404notfound, did you set the fonts in firefox?
[05:15] <error404notfound> thiebaude, yes i did, and previously the working working great
[05:16] <smogattack> thiebaude, would using a ubuntu live cd make it boot again?
[05:17] <smogattack> thiebaude, cuz that's how ubuntu was installed
[05:17] <weidhhe> ubuntu is less elegant,when compare with windows 7...
[05:17] <weidhhe> yes,u can smog
[05:17] <thiebaude> smogattack, just restart without the live cd in the drive
[05:17] <smogattack> I don't know where to get windows 7
[05:18] <weidhhe> bit torrent...
[05:18] <sd32> they stopped giving it out. i think
[05:18] <smogattack> thiebaude, i meant can I use the ubuntu live cd to recover the grub partition?
[05:18] <weidhhe> msdn edition has released
[05:18] <Need_Help_SFTP> anyone setup sftp before?
[05:18] <thiebaude> !grub | smogattack
[05:18] <biovore> Need_Help_SFTP: install openssh server.. that gives you sftp and scp
[05:18] <thiebaude> only what the bot has
[05:19] <moco> hello
[05:19] <jellulabo> hello
[05:19] <julio> hi there, my laptop volume keys stopped working, any one with time to guide me around this?
[05:20] <Need_Help_SFTP> i did i get the error message Directive 'ChrootDirectory' is not allowed with a Match block
[05:20] <weidhhe> julio,,hehe ,seems no way
[05:20] <error404notfound> thiebaude, okay, its not just firefox, its also in epiphany and some other applications
[05:21] <jellulabo> Anyone know why I would have duplicate audio devices listed in volume control? SB Live 5.1. Duplicated devices are only in my account. Sound doesn't work in my account.
[05:21] <julio> hows that?
[05:21] <smogattack> thiebaude, that's kind of scary though, knowing i could lose all my data on the ubuntu if i'm not careful
[05:21] <Need_Help_SFTP> i am trying to keep them in their home directory
[05:21] <julio> weidhhe:why's that?
[05:21] <Unr3a1> hey all, I have an external usb drive that is not being found by ubuntu
[05:22] <Unr3a1> how can I manually mount this device?
[05:22] <weidhhe> lsusb first,unr3al
[05:22] <weidhhe> hehe
[05:22] <weidhhe> silly ubuntuers
[05:22] <weidhhe> good bye
[05:23] <thiebaude> smogattack, did you set the fonts in the appearance menu?
[05:23] <leaf-sheep> I'm wondering if Qemu does the job better for a single application on Windows. Anybody here used Qemu before?  How is it?
[05:23] <Unr3a1> lsusb is not showing anything
[05:24] <smogattack> thiebaude, yeah, i believe so. would i lose  those too?
[05:24] <weidhhe> then check ur usb cable and drive
[05:24] <Unr3a1> they are good
[05:24] <Unr3a1> but its a wierd drive
[05:24] <thiebaude> smogattack, no
[05:25] <Unr3a1> it has mini usb to the drive, but to the comp is a dual usb head.
[05:25] <error404notfound> damn, these fonts suck...
[05:25] <smogattack> thiebaude, sorry for bugging you so much. I'm kind of new to this whole dual-boot thing :(
[05:25] <thiebaude> smogattack, i dont know hot to solve your problem,sorry
[05:25] <thiebaude> smogattack, no problem
[05:25] <thiebaude> how
[05:26] <weidhhe> smog,grub is worthy ur learning ya
[05:26] <danbhfive> Unr3a1: do you have both plugged in?
[05:26] <weidhhe> Unr3al, i have no idea about ur drive now...haha
[05:26] <Unr3a1> danbhfive, yes I do
[05:27] <danbhfive> Unr3a1: are you sure it's turning on?
[05:27] <Unr3a1> yes, I can hear the drive spinning up
[05:27] <weidhhe> dmesg? unr3a1
[05:28] <netskillsii> hello everyone, need help. I am unable to view Grub Boot Menu after BIOS POST, the computer just hangs is there a way to fix this from a linux live iso.
[05:28] <weidhhe> press  c! netskillsii
[05:29] <nOStahl> hey all how do i set owner/group of an entire directory and its contents from terminal
[05:29] <sd32> does the drive work in another computer?
[05:29] <Unr3a1> weidhhe, [ 1286.013566] usb 1-4: device descriptor read/64, error -32
[05:29] <netskillsii> just "c!" on the keyboard as soon as the POST finishes! I will try this right now....
[05:30] <AwaDoV> Hello everybody ... i have a problem with a chess game ... every time i open it it closed automatically ???? can anybody help
[05:30] <weidhhe> unr3al,reinstall ur ubuntu....ubuntu sucks always
[05:30] <Unr3a1> nvm, I see the issue.  its not ubuntu
[05:30] <Unr3a1> its the drive
[05:30] <Unr3a1> thx anyways
[05:30] <weidhhe> haha
[05:32] <AwaDoV> Hay . can any one help with what i said ????
[05:32] <weidhhe> as ubuntu hater,all problems would be os itself
[05:32] <suborca> AwaDov, try joining #ubuntu-beginners-help channel for help
[05:33] <weidhhe>  :D
[05:33] <sd32> ubuntu never breaks its always the drive..:)
[05:33] <suborca> affirmative on that ;-)
[05:33] <baltadt> what would be the best program for video screen capture?
[05:33] <error404notfound> can someone help me with the pathetic font issue at: http://imagebin.org/63134
[05:34] <julio> i need help with fn+?? keys
[05:34] <julio> volume ones stopped working
[05:34] <weidhhe> julio,i need help too.
[05:34] <julio> on that?
[05:34] <weidhhe> hot keys wont work in most distos
[05:34] <weidhhe> haha
[05:34] <netskillsii> weidhhe - c! is not working! Computer just hangs on a black screen, i think grub got corrupted. Much help is appreciated
[05:35] <Lartza_> My ubuntu and pc are acting weird
[05:35] <julio> but mine where working just a few days ago
[05:35] <julio> !!!
[05:35] <baltadt> what would be the best program for video screen capture?
[05:35] <weidhhe> oh,u need setup grub once again now  ...netskillsii
[05:35] <quentusrex> What are the different ubuntu package priorities?
[05:35] <julio> now they seem to cause something but volume wont vary
[05:35] <Flannel> !screencast | baltadt
[05:36] <baltadt> ty
[05:36] <Lartza_> When I use the main power switch to maintain my pc, after I am done I put power back on, but monitor goes to sleep like there is no pc and computer doesn't boot to grub
[05:36] <danbhfive> netskillsii: you may need to boot with a livecd, and check that device.map is ok
[05:36] <mattperry> need help with vsftpd
[05:37] <syntex> Lartza_:  Ensure everything is plugged in correctly.
[05:37] <nOStahl> hey guys how do you change owner/group of all files in a dir?
[05:37] <weidhhe> Lartza, something wrong with ur hardware ya
[05:37] <Fohn> !ask | mattperry
[05:37] <nOStahl> nautilus's option dosnt work
[05:37] <Lartza_> syntex: It has happened to me while on ubuntu that my screen does the same thing and my keyboard and mouse are on but not wroking(can't even switch numlock etc.) and I need to press reset button or hold power button.
[05:38] <syntex> Lartza_:  Sounds like a hardware issue like weidhhe said
[05:38] <mattperry> can anyone help with vsftpd.conf?
[05:38] <bucky> mattperry, https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/serverguide/C/ftp-server.html
[05:38] <netskillsii> Thank you guys i will try to setup the grub, hopefully this works....
[05:38] <Lartza_> On ubuntu it has happened 2 times while using ftp and last night when I was using transmission. My netwprk card is shiny new though :/
[05:38] <weidhhe> Lartza,time to change some parts like power suply unit
[05:38] <Fohn> mattperry: Actually say your specific problem.
[05:38] <cUaNtIK> AE..................
[05:39] <Lartza_> weidhhe: NOt with this computer. I need to buy all new one.
[05:39] <mattperry> have local users enabled and jailed to local home, however they cannot access any recursive folders within that home folder
[05:39] <Lartza_> This is my second computer, the one that I shouldn't be using
[05:40] <Lartza_> I have a year old computer that broke, It reboots randomly(motherboard OR psu faulty)
[05:40] <Lartza_> ANd this is ancient Pentium III 866mhz computer
[05:40] <weidhhe> ehmm
[05:40] <Lartza_> Well this atleast still works somehow
[05:41] <sd32> puppy runs good on a p3
[05:41] <Lartza_> But thanks anyway, could tehre be any possibility this is not psu or motherboard? on the ubuntu computer?
[05:42] <Lartza_> Wait, I changed some parts recently...
[05:42] <syntex> Lartza_: More likely motherboard rather than ps.
[05:42] <Lartza_> syntex: On which one pentium 3 or the new?
[05:43] <shazbotmcnasty> I did "sudo lshw" to see what kind and how many RAM ports I have, and it lists 4 with RAM sticks in them, does that mean I have no more slots? I don't really want to disassemble my computer at the moment and see if I have any more ports... how do I tell if I have any open ports?
[05:44] <leaf-sheep> No need to disassemble your computer. Shutdown, unplug power, take out the cover and take a look. ;3
[05:44] <exsa0xx_> AE
[05:44] <sd32> the side should easily slide off with little effort
[05:45] <exsa0xx_> PO
[05:45] <weidhhe> lartza,,see color of Capacitors in both mainbo and psu
[05:45] <error404notfound> anyone?
[05:45] <danbhfive> shazbotmcnasty: I don't know, but can't you just search your motherboard model?
[05:45] <error404notfound> can someone help me with the pathetic font issue at: http://imagebin.org/63134
[05:45] <weidhhe> u would have the answer
[05:45] <Lartza_> weidhhe: The pentium 3 or the new computer?
[05:45] <syntex> Lartza_: The one that reboots.
[05:46] <Lartza_> Okey
[05:46] <coordinador> help please!
[05:46] <coordinador> my ubuntu 9.04 gets frozen
[05:46] <coordinador> it has happen like 3 times today
[05:47] <shazbotmcnasty> error404notfound, in firefox go to EDIT>preferences>content>fonts - change the font to the one you like best.
[05:47] <mattperry> anyway to allow access to home folder and all folders inside it in vsftpd.conf?
[05:47] <Lartza_> So what do faulty capacitors look like?
[05:47] <error404notfound> shazbotmcnasty, its not just firefox, other apps as well
[05:47] <shazbotmcnasty> coordinador, do you have the correct video card driver?
[05:47] <Gnea> Lartza_: browner than silver
[05:47] <coordinador> shazbotmcnasty, yes, i think.. my card is i945gm
[05:47] <weidhhe> shazbotmcnasty,u need an applecation of check mainbo
[05:47] <coordinador> may be for uxa?
[05:47] <FooZ> I'm attempting to install Ubuntu x64 on my system, which is an HP dv6... I'm running the live cd at the moment, but I'd like to get my sound problems fixed first.... I've tried to change from pulse audio to alsamixer, and then to OSS... Still having issues... I've even tried to recompile alsamixer but no luck. Does anyone have any other suggestions?
[05:48] <shazbotmcnasty> then I suggest looking in system>preferences - and changing your font from there.
[05:48] <coordinador> shazbotmcnasty, do you think that could be for the UXA?
[05:49] <kigng999> hi
[05:49] <shazbotmcnasty> coordinador, what?
[05:49] <Lartza_> motherboard capacitors look fine exept one
[05:49] <weidhhe> hi,anyone from china?
[05:49] <coordinador> shazbotmcnasty, the freezing of my machine, do you think could be for the new UXA method in Xorg?
[05:50] <Lartza_> I am lookking for the english word for what it's like
[05:50] <Lartza_> hmm...
[05:50] <coordinador> shazbotmcnasty, in Device Section I have :   Option        "AccelMethod" "uxa"
[05:50] <Armageddon> how do I upgrade from Ubuntu to Ubuntu server ?
[05:50] <error404notfound> shazbotmcnasty, i did, no use
[05:50] <shazbotmcnasty> I don't know much about that, but I tried to go from 8.10 to 9.04 a while back but ATI had dropped support for my video card, so there was no driver available
[05:51] <MenZa> Armageddon: You don't. They're the same, except Desktop has a GUI, which Server doesn't.
[05:51] <shazbotmcnasty> which lead me to downgrading back to 8.10
[05:51] <bucky> !cn | weidhhe
[05:51] <weidhhe> error,,,ur english speak style is like chinese
[05:51] <weidhhe> ahaa
[05:51] <shazbotmcnasty> Armageddon, get the ubuntu server ISO and install it to a USB using unetbootin
[05:51] <weidhhe> i know i can visit chinese channel,thanx for ur reminding
[05:51] <coordinador> Shazzamy_, what about if you edit sources.list?
[05:52] <weidhhe> but there is nobody
[05:52] <MenZa> weidhhe: If you expect help in here, speak English. We can't provide Chinese support.
[05:52] <bucky> weidhhe, /msg NickServ REGISTER
[05:52] <weidhhe> all chinese is  too smart that they have no problems ya
[05:52] <weidhhe> hahah
[05:52] <weidhhe> i know
[05:53] <Armageddon> MenZa: no GUI in the server Ubuntu ?
[05:53] <MenZa> No, Armageddon.
[05:53] <Flannel> Armageddon: Not by default anyway
[05:53] <Armageddon> how about applications ?
[05:53] <MenZa> Armageddon: Ubuntu Desktop comes with GNOME, Server comes with no UI.
[05:53] <Armageddon> isn't there server application ?
[05:53] <MenZa> Those are found in, you know, Desktop as well, Armageddon.
[05:53] <Flannel> Armageddon: depends on what you choose to install during the installation process
[05:53] <Armageddon> MenZa: same same ?
[05:53] <MenZa> Want an ssh server? Install openssh-server. Want a webserver? Install apache.
[05:54] <Armageddon> O_o
[05:54] <Armageddon> MenZa, I can do that on Ubuntu also
[05:54] <Armageddon> no need for Ubuntu server
[05:54] <MenZa> I'm *talking* Ubuntu.
[05:54] <weidhhe> shazbotmcnasty,u can build ur own ati driver ya,ko file...
[05:54] <dcope> Is there a command to tell me what network cards I have?
[05:54] <Flannel> Armageddon: correct.  There's no significant difference between them besides the default packages.
[05:54] <weidhhe> ifconfig ,dcope
[05:54] <MenZa> dcope: lspci should list all your PCI hardware, including your LAN card.
[05:54] <weidhhe> haha
[05:54] <mattperry> anyone can help with vsftpd.conf?
[05:55] <weidhhe> menza,its  ifconfig not lspci!!!!
[05:55] <MenZa> !anyone | mattperry
[05:55] <Flannel> Armageddon: unlike other operating systems, there's no difference between a "server" program and a "desktop" program, they're just things that run.
[05:55] <dcope> MenZa: great, thanks
[05:55] <MenZa> weidhhe: ifconfig will display current network connections, not cards. Please don't give misleading support in here.
[05:55] <Lartza_> Could that be a faulty capacitor? One on my motherboard has a minor bulge on the top
[05:55] <Armageddon> Flannel, I know that, I just thought there would be firewalls and stuff to manage a network by default, that's why I was asking
[05:55] <weidhhe> menza,but lspci just give driver and hard info,not ip info!!!!!!
[05:56] <MenZa> That's not what he asked for, weidhhe. I think the language barrier is proving a problem here.
[05:56] <weidhhe> if u want to know ip info,should ifconfig work
[05:56] <tenach> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Membership/RegionalBoards/Americas
[05:56] <mattperry> how to jail local users to home folder and all folders inside in vsftpd.conf?
[05:56] <tenach> Sorry guys wrong channel
[05:56] <weidhhe> menza,okok,
[05:57] <losher> Lartza_: a bulging capacitor is usually a bad sign. Are you planning to remove it and solder in a new one?
[05:57] <Flannel> Armageddon: Ubuntu (desktop) has a firewall built in already
[05:57] <weidhhe> according my understanding,he should ask which one interface is transfering date...
[05:57] <Lartza_> losher: No
[05:57] <Armageddon> Flannel: oh ?
[05:57] <Lartza_> ANd I am not sure it's bulging
[05:58] <Flannel> !firewall > Armageddon
[05:58] <Lartza_> cant see it from side
[05:58] <Lartza_> well it is bulged but from the top only
[05:59] <Armageddon> thanks Flannel :)
[05:59] <dean> can anybody walk me through how to install software such as games etc on ubuntu? i'm just starting to use ubuntu and trying to fall in love with it :)
[05:59] <Lartza_> I can feel it with my finger, the other capacitors have like hole in the top of them cause the casing is higher than the metallic top, here the metallic top has curved above the plastic cover
[05:59] <Lartza_> dean: Sure
[05:59] <pengavin> hello guys
[06:00] <pengavin> How i skip any step in Ubiquity?
[06:00] <Lartza_> dean: Can I pm you?
[06:00] <dean> sure
[06:00] <losher> Lartza_: if you suspect a hardware problem, the only practical solution is to swap it out. You could run memtest overnight first just in case you have a RAM problem...
[06:00] <Lartza_> losher: THe memtest reboots and computer also reboots without peripherals and ram
[06:00] <weidhhe> Lartza,change all those look grey and dark-grey
[06:01] <weidhhe>  :D
[06:01] <Lartza_> BUt I need to get new computer anyways, motherboard had limited ram, too small psu and I needed a new gfx card
[06:01] <losher> Lartza_: ok, back to square one then. Bad PSU, motherboard or gfx card....
[06:01] <sd32> what's the max amount of people seen in here?
[06:01] <FooZ> I'm attempting to install Ubuntu x64 on my system, which is an HP dv6... I'm running the live cd at the moment, but I'd like to get my sound problems fixed first.... I've tried to change from pulse audio to alsamixer, and then to OSS... Still having issues... I've even tried to recompile alsamixer but no luck. Does anyone have any other suggestions?
[06:01] <Lartza_> integrated gfx card
[06:01] <weidhhe> gtx 295 is  wonderful in cracking wpa wireless
[06:01] <weidhhe> haha
[06:02] <weidhhe> i  like it
[06:02] <mUaNiEz> aeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
[06:02] <Lartza_> How do you start a private conversation in xchat?
[06:02] <Lartza_> Like on own tab/window?
[06:02] <FooZ>  /query userna
[06:02] <losher> FooZ: 9.04 is notorious for sound problems. Tried 8.04 LTS...?
[06:02] <tanjir> Lartza_, click right button and select open dialog window
[06:02] <dean> am i missing something? LOL
[06:03] <FooZ> losher: Not quite, but I've tried a few different flavors of (fedora, xubuntu, etc)
[06:03] <weidhhe> all ubuntu sound notorious,,it would result much more lazy linux users
[06:03] <Lartza_> dean: You are missing my private messages :S
[06:04] <dean> hmmmmmmm how do i accept
[06:04] <dean> nevermind found it
[06:04] <losher> FooZ: no sound on *any* of those distros?
[06:04] <weidhhe> haha
[06:04] <StupidWeasel> Humm, but it's their *choice* to be lazy?
[06:04] <weidhhe> dean
[06:04] <weidhhe> what a man
[06:04] <FooZ> losher: nope =(
[06:04] <Lartza_> weidhhe: I already got him to my care :)
[06:04] <losher> FooZ: maybe your hardware's faulty? Does it work on, cough, windows?
[06:05] <FooZ> losher: yeah it does
[06:05] <gandhi> drivers might just not be good in linux
[06:05] <gandhi> it happens sometimes, just gotta wait for support if you can't write your own
[06:05] <StupidWeasel> Have you grabbed the latest alsa release?
[06:05] <losher> FooZ: I agree with gandhi. Try googling to see if it's a known problem...
[06:06] <StupidWeasel> Or is it not *that* kinda sound problem?
[06:06] <FooZ> I will take a look here
[06:06] <y2cows> win7 no audio in VB
[06:06] <weidhhe> win7 is great ya
[06:06] <losher> FooZ: got a spare pci slot. Might be easiest to just shove in a really cheap soundcard. That's what I did when I had problems with onboard audio...
[06:07] <y2cows> any ideas on how to enable sound
[06:07] <y2cows> sound fine in host
[06:07] <weidhhe> onboard audio support is a problem for all new mainbos
[06:08] <pheonix> hi, is there any chm reader in which we can make notes while we read through the book
[06:09] <Etrom_BR> brasileiros ou brasileiras!?
[06:09] <losher> !bn | Etrom_BR
[06:09] <losher> !br | Etrom_BR
[06:09] <Etrom_BR> #ubuntu-br
[06:09] <Fohn> etrom_BR: /j #ubuntu-br
[06:09] <weidhhe> pheonix,no much options for chm reader yet,let alone keep notes...
[06:10] <ShapeShifter499> hi
[06:10] <losher> bn == bangladesh ?
[06:10] <weidhhe> hihi
[06:10] <Fohn> !hi | shapeshifter499
[06:10] <weidhhe> anyone from china
[06:10] <weidhhe> ??????
[06:10] <Fohn> !ch | weidhhe
[06:10] <Fohn> wat?
[06:10] <pheonix> weidhhe, thanks
[06:10] <Fohn> hmm.
[06:11] <losher> Fohn: ch == germany. cn == china
[06:11] <Fohn> losher: Thanks :D.
[06:11] <tp_> !video
[06:11] <weidhhe> german are good at sattelite receiver mod !
[06:11] <rww> losher: no. ch is Switzerland. .de is germany.
[06:11] <losher> weidhhe: try #ubuntu-offtopic. We don't chat in this channel
[06:12] <weidhhe> agree with  rww
[06:12] <FooZ> I performed the command.. "cat /proc/asound/card0/codec#* | grep Codec" and the result was: Codec: IDT 92HD75B3X5 and Codec: LSI ID 1040 ... Would I be searching for both of these codecs..?
[06:12] <losher> rww: you are correct, thank-you
[06:12] <tp_> exit
[06:12] <losher> FooZ: Dunno if you saw this: Got a spare pci slot? Might be easiest to just shove in a really cheap soundcard. That's what I did when I had problems with onboard audio...
[06:13] <drygrain> do i need to mount the windows filesystem somehwere before i can acess files on C:\ from ubuntu? dual boot
[06:13] <drygrain> i know i worded that badly
[06:13] <FooZ> losher: I'm not sure... I'm on a notebook...
[06:13] <Xcerca> anybody play any steam games with wine ?
[06:13] <rww> drygrain: did you install using wubi, or did you repartition?
[06:13] <leaf-sheep> rww: no. rw is rww.  ls is leaf-sheep.
[06:13] <drygrain> wubi :X
[06:14] <rww> drygrain: it's automatically mounted in /host, I think
[06:14] <losher> FooZ: oh right. Forget it then. Back to google...
[06:14] <drygrain> oh cool
[06:14] <drygrain> let me check
[06:14] <rww> drygrain: if you repartitioned, it's a little more complicated :)
[06:15] <drygrain> there is no /host
[06:15] <weidhhe> remem to back up at very beginning
[06:15] <weidhhe> hoho
[06:15] <drygrain> wait duh
[06:15] <drygrain> i looked on the wrong box
[06:15] <Xcerca> anybody play steam games with wine ?  i get this pop-up that says my nVidia driver is out of date then i get a DX8 error when i try to run TF2 or CS
[06:15] <drygrain> *blush*
[06:15] <sd32> haha just found out compiz will work on a eee pc
[06:16] <weidhhe> sd32, u must get a veryyyyyyyyy slowwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww system
[06:16] <gandhi> yeah, seems like it would run like shit without hardware acceleration
[06:16] <rww> Xcerca: if nobody answers here, #winehq is probably a good bet for detailed WINE questions.
[06:16] <gandhi> lol
[06:16] <sd32> weidhhe, naa just read it
[06:16] <gandhi> what kind of chipset do those things have anyway?
[06:17] <gandhi> is it just an intel chipset?
[06:17] <gandhi> cause then you'd be using gma, which is terrible
[06:17] <Xcerca> should i update my nvidia driver?  it's the highest version in the hardware drivers section, but i get a pop-up error when i start a wine game
[06:17] <sd32> weidhhe, read it on the eeebuntu page
[06:17] <weidhhe> hehe,good ya
[06:17] <gandhi> xcerca, are you just using vanilla 9.04?
[06:18] <Xcerca> whats vanilla ?
[06:18] <Xcerca> i was trying to use wine
[06:18] <gandhi> like you didn't add the xorg updates repo or xorg edgers?
[06:18] <drygrain> rww, thanks very much
[06:18] <weidhhe> xcerca,love cs?not wine but dul boot sys
[06:18] <losher> FooZ: searching by codec seems like the wrong approach. You want to search by chipset...
[06:18] <rww> drygrain: no problem :)
[06:18] <Xcerca> gandhi , no i didn't
[06:18] <drygrain> rww, my gf will now accept linux now that i can find my video files
[06:18] <drygrain> and play them with VLC
[06:18] <drygrain> :D
[06:19] <weidhhe>  :D
[06:19] <gandhi> well, adding the xorg-edgers ppa might help, let me install the 185 drivers
[06:19] <Xcerca> weidhhe,  yea , i have that, but if it works good in wine i won't have to use windows
[06:19] <JeoTheLeo> hello
[06:19] <weidhhe> use vlc as a stream server
[06:19] <Xcerca> gandhi ,  ok,  so add the repo for x org ?
[06:19] <drygrain> ?
[06:19] <FooZ> losher: My chipset is intel, but according to this... http://www.mjmwired.net/kernel/Documentation/sound/alsa/ALSA-Configuration.txt ... the module isn't listed
[06:19] <gandhi> yeah, just look up xorg edgers at launchpad.net
[06:19] <JeoTheLeo> I just upgraded to jaunty....while upgrading there were two main errors that made me worried
[06:20] <drygrain> i have quite a collection on my windows (soon to be ex-windows) box
[06:20] <drygrain> the one i just wubi'd
[06:20] <Xcerca> gandhi , just edgers ?    whats that vanilla you were talking about ?  is that ubuntu with the default repos only ?
[06:20] <drygrain> now that i know its as simple as /hosts/
[06:21] <gandhi> yeah, vanilla is default
[06:21] <losher> FooZ: I think you need to get more specific to have a chance of finding sound drivers. You need to know the exact chipset model of your onboard sound card. Try sudo lspci -v or maybe lshw...
[06:21] <RZC> join #boycottnovell
[06:21] <maco> RZC: please dont spam
[06:21] <drygrain> i may jusst leave windows on there, but boot from ubuntu as default. Anyone know how to change the default OS setting at startup, when it gives the option?
[06:22] <weidhhe> novell is good ya
[06:22] <JeoTheLeo> xlib: extension "Generic Event Extension" missing on display ":0.0". 12 times
[06:22] <weidhhe> change menulist ...
[06:22] <weidhhe> defualt  ()
[06:22] <drygrain> menulist?
[06:22] <JeoTheLeo> 12 times as in a batch
[06:22] <weidhhe> menu.lst
[06:22] <Nathaniel1> is ubuntu running v2.6.28 of the linux kernel at the moment?
[06:22] <maco> drygrain: he means /boot/grub/menu.lst
[06:22] <drygrain> ohhh
[06:22] <JeoTheLeo> occurred like 100 times
[06:23] <drygrain> okay
[06:23] <gandhi> yeah, 9.04 is 2.6.28
[06:23] <gandhi> i'm running 2.6.30 though
[06:23] <Nathaniel1> hmm, just noticed this: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/08/14/critical_linux_bug/
[06:23] <Nathaniel1> going to go upgrade my kernel I think
[06:23] <weidhhe> english is ur first lang?but sounds not that native tho...
[06:23] <weidhhe> hehe
[06:23] <Xcerca> gandhi ,  is xorg-edgers a repo that i can add ?
[06:24] <gandhi> yeah
[06:24] <gandhi> you just add it to software sources and add the key
[06:24] <drygrain> what do i change in menu.lst
[06:24] <Xcerca> a deb ....   jaunty   ?
[06:24] <gandhi> they even have the kernel update to the karmic kernel to get some of the xorg updates to work better
[06:24] <gandhi> its pretty neat
[06:24] <weidhhe> default ,,follow number...
[06:25] <weidhhe> i speak to dry
[06:25] <weidhhe> hehe
[06:25] <drygrain> what number
[06:25] <drygrain> should it be
[06:25] <alus> where can I put some bash script to execute before /etc/fstab is processed?
[06:25] <drygrain> !?
[06:25] <weidhhe> a line begin with default
[06:25] <drygrain> 1?
[06:25] <weidhhe> ehmmm
[06:26] <FooZ> losher: http://pastebin.com/m72c5226f
[06:26] <drygrain> yes
[06:26] <drygrain> do i uncomment "default num"
[06:26] <weidhhe> NO
[06:26] <drygrain> or change the "default (0)"
[06:27] <weidhhe> u will have no choice when swich on
[06:27] <drygrain> ohh ok
[06:27] <weidhhe> no ()
[06:27] <drygrain> yeah no ()
[06:27] <weidhhe> just num change is ok
[06:27] <drygrain> its just default 0
[06:27] <drygrain> just change it to 1?
[06:27] <weidhhe> default  1 !
[06:27] <weidhhe> yes
[06:27] <drygrain> ok thanks
[06:27] <drygrain> sorry lol
[06:28] <weidhhe>  :D
[06:29] <gandhi> Xcerca, http://webupd8.blogspot.com/2009/08/how-to-install-nvidia-190xx-drivers-in.html
[06:29] <drygrain> ok done
[06:29] <drygrain> let me reboot
[06:29] <losher> FooZ: looks a lot like https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/395318
[06:29] <drygrain> this box here
[06:30] <drygrain> i'm sorry for using enter as punctuation, i really am, but i've been using IRC for several years and it's hard for me to change habits :)
[06:30] <drygrain> bear with me please :D
[06:30] <Circs> Howdy, I'm trying to make an Ubuntu install USB drive and am having difficulties. Could anyone lend a hand. I am unable to satisfy dependencies for UNetbooting and usb-creator is not found in a package search
[06:30] <weidhhe>  8-)
[06:31] <losher> alus: fstab is processed really early on. What are you trying to do?
[06:31] <drygrain> is there a ubuntu chat channel
[06:31] <drygrain> where i can chat freeely :)
[06:31] <leaf-sheep> !ot | drygrain
[06:31] <losher> drygrain: #ubuntu-offtopic
[06:31] <alus> losher: I need to create a directory so that it can be used as a mount point
[06:31] <drygrain> cool :)
[06:31] <alus> losher: because of my environment, I can't make sure the directory exists when the machine is shut down
[06:33] <weidhhe> i always see losher as loser
[06:33] <weidhhe> haha
[06:33] <losher> alus: you can create /etc/rc.local, put the mkdir in there, and also a mount command. No need to do this before fstab runs...
[06:33] <losher> weidhhe: time you moved to #ubuntu-offtopic
[06:33] <Wildbat> >< eclipse is much slower and breakpoint isn't in unbuntu then windows
[06:34] <alus> losher: I guess I could remove all the lines from /etc/fstab and move them to mount commands, but one of these directories is /var
[06:34] <alus> losher: isn't /etc/rc.local a little late for that?
[06:35] <Flannel> Circs: You want to make a USB stick to install? or USB stick that's a system?
[06:35] <Circs> Flannel: USB install
[06:36] <Circs> Flannel: USB to install
[06:36] <losher> alus: no need to remove anything from /etc/fstab. You can re-issue mount commands at any time. In a normal system, /var should never get deleted anyway. Is there something unusual about your system you haven't told us?
[06:36] <drygrain> Crap
[06:36] <Flannel> Circs: Have you tried using the USB creator magic thing on an Ubuntu install (or live CD)
[06:36] <drygrain> weidhhe, it didnt work
[06:36] <alus> losher: it's running in EC2, and I'm mounting /var to a drive which will not get wiped on reboot
[06:36] <Circs> Flannel: I don't see anything like that, but I'm on 8.04
[06:36] <Flannel> Circs: like this, except 9.04 (I don't believe anything significant has changed): http://www.pendrivelinux.com/ubuntu-810-install-using-the-built-in-usb-installer/
[06:36] <weidhhe> did u save the change to menu.lst?
[06:37] <drygrain> weidhhe, the boot menu appears to be different than menu.lst
[06:37] <weidhhe> hehe
[06:37] <Flannel> Circs: Ah, grab a newer liveCD and it'll be able to do it.  It'll make a system from an arbitrary iso.
[06:37] <drygrain> 30 second timer instead of 3 and it also has "press f8 for windows troubleshooting"
[06:37] <Circs> Flannel: No access to optical drive for either computer in question at the moment
[06:37] <alus> losher: now, I could make a fake /var which gets mounted over, but I want to make sure I mount over it before anything critical happens
[06:38] <weidhhe> you should not change number of timeout  ya
[06:38] <drygrain> does it make a difference that it's installied via wubi?
[06:38] <syntex> Is there a client similar to mIRC for Linux? Mainly the feature to create scripts.
[06:38] <drygrain> i did not change number of timeout
[06:38] <drygrain> i noticed it was 3
[06:38] <drygrain> when editing menu.lst
[06:38] <Flannel> Circs: we can try to backport it, let me take a look
[06:38] <weidhhe> ehmmmm
[06:38] <drygrain> but on startup its 30sec
[06:38] <Circs> Flannel: UNetbootin says that it cannot resolve a dependency, let me see. libqt4-network is what it can't get
[06:39] <weidhhe> cat menu.lst?
[06:39] <weidhhe> and paste it?
[06:39] <Flannel> Circs: Looks like usb-creator should be a painless backport.... Oooh, so painless, that it's already in -backports
[06:39] <drygrain> its on other comp
[06:39] <drygrain> but i will try
[06:39] <weidhhe> ssh into it
[06:40] <Circs> Flannel: What magic should I concentrate on working then?
[06:40] <drygrain> wtf
[06:40] <drygrain> dude its booting up weird
[06:40] <drygrain> all i changed was 0 to 1
[06:40] <weidhhe>  :|
[06:40] <losher> alus: ok, well if you grep for fstab in /etc/init.d/* you'll see the scripts which mount stuff (in my release it's done in mountall.sh). I suppose that's where you'd test for /var and mkdir it if it doesn't exist...
[06:40] <drygrain> it has a lot of options here
[06:40] <drygrain> "drop to root terminal, safe mode, etc"
[06:40] <Flannel> Circs: Just install that package, I'll just give you a direct link: http://packages.ubuntu.com/hardy-backports/all/usb-creator/download
[06:40] <weidhhe> dude,how wired ur ubuntu is
[06:41] <drygrain> aha theres my prompt
[06:41] <drygrain> its 9.04 :/
[06:41] <_ged> in the var/sys/syslog, it displays the logs of the system including the cron right?? what if i only wanted to see the logs of the cron?? or redirect it to some file,then the output should be like the output of the syslog that displays what time the cron takes place.  So that I can easily see the logs of my cron.  Thanks
[06:41] <alus> losher: neat, thanks!
[06:41] <drygrain> i installed it on this box with wubi though
[06:41] <drygrain> if that makes a difference
[06:42] <Circs> Flannel = Magic
[06:42] <devrethman> What do I need to apt-get install in order to be able to compile 32 bit stuff?
[06:42] <losher> _ged: why not just egrep -i cron /var/log/syslog to see only the cron lines...?
[06:42] <drygrain> weidhhe, how to ssh into other box? on same wireless network
[06:43] <weidhhe> oh,long story to say...
[06:43] <weidhhe> u should config sshd...
[06:43] <drygrain> ok nm
[06:43] <drygrain> never mind
[06:43] <weidhhe> and users allowed
[06:43] <drygrain> i will just join chat from that box
[06:43] <drygrain> and paste
[06:44] <devrethman> fosrs. I want to compile wine from git, and it complains that I don't have gcc -m32, so what do I need to be able to compile stuff with multilib?
[06:45] <drygrain> hello dgee
[06:45] <dgee> hello
[06:46] <dgee> ok
[06:46] <dgee> can i pm u my cat menu.lst
[06:46] <PC-Ente> guten morgen
[06:48] <Dayofswords> how do you change the brightness on a laptop running ubuntu?
[06:48] <dgee> system>preferences>display
[06:49] <drygrain> weidhhe, are you still there?
[06:50] <Dayofswords> where i display?
[06:50] <Dayofswords> *in
[06:50] <drygrain> oh my
[06:50] <drygrain> open mouth insert foot
[06:50] <drygrain> :x
[06:50] <drygrain> sorry
[06:50] <altf2o> anyone happen to know if there's a room on Freenode specifically for Linux Kernel development?
[06:51] <Dayofswords> theres the ##linux
[06:51] <Jimbo> is wikipedia down at the momment?
[06:51] <tyler_d> I cannot get my external CD rom drive to mount - USB - running ubuntu 9.04 64 bit
[06:53] <losher> devrethman: dunno much about it. Try googling 'ubuntu gcc multilib'
[06:54] <dgee> ohhhh I see why editing grub/menu.lst isnt doing any good; option 0 (default) is normal Ubuntu, 1 is recovery mode, 2 is prior kernel, et cetera
[06:54] <dgee> something is handling the boot before grub
[06:54] <drygrain> i think its a windows application
[06:54] <dgee> you dont say
[06:55] <drygrain> i do
[06:55] <drygrain> :X
[06:55] <losher> altf2o: sorry, but if you can't find the irc channel unaided, you're probably not ready to talk to kernel developers. Try http://kernelnewbies.org/ instead
[06:55] <drygrain> lol
[06:56] <vadviktor> somehow true
[06:56] <altf2o> losher: Pidgin doesn't appear to have a "list channel" feature, hence my question.
[06:56] <vadviktor> I am using Pidgin and it DOES have list channels :)
[06:56] <tyler_d> need to know how to mount Bus 001 Device 003?? - usb cd rom drive?
[06:57] <Flannel> altf2o: /msg ALIS list #*searchterm*
[06:57] <altf2o> perhaps i simply overlooked, let me look again.
[06:57] <vadviktor> on Pidgin: Buddies->Join a Chat -> Room list
[06:58] <altf2o> that definitely eases things, thank you :).
[06:58] <vadviktor> np mate :)
[06:58] <_ged> *var/log/syslog  mean
[07:00] <tim__> hi ubuntu! i set the /exitnice"
[07:01] <Circs> Hmm
[07:01] <weidhhe> drygrain ,have you fig it out?sorry i had  a nap right now
[07:02] <weidhhe> heyhey
[07:02] <drygrain> lol
[07:02] <drygrain> hyes
[07:02] <drygrain> i think i have figured it out
[07:02] <drygrain> but it is not fixed
[07:02] <weidhhe> change num from 1 to n?
[07:02] <tim__> hey ubuntu, i adjusted the "nice"ness of a process too high via the process manager ("set priority"). now the process runs, but gdm does not. how can i readjust it through a terminal
[07:02] <yinlong> who knows how to change grub?
[07:02] <yinlong> who can help me ?
[07:02] <Circs> What does it mean when I get an error that says "The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available:"
[07:03] <weidhhe> ubuntu is werid..
[07:03] <drygrain> changing that chages it to start ubuntu in recovery mode; the boot menu i'm seeing at the beginning is a windows app, not grub
[07:03] <weidhhe> nobody can help you with grub ,sorry
[07:03] <losher> tim__: renice <priority> -p <pid>
[07:03] <yinlong> weidhhe,why?
[07:03] <drygrain> what
[07:03] <tim__> losher: thanks!!
[07:03] <drygrain> oh
[07:03] <weidhhe> ehmmm.reinstall grub to mbr!
[07:04] <drygrain> so what MSDOS file is equivalent to menu.lst for *nix?
[07:04] <weidhhe> that is the  solution
[07:04] <yinlong> i mean i install xp and ubuntu at frist.
[07:04] <Circs> weidhhe: I'm pretty sure someone can actually
[07:04] <weidhhe> hahaha
[07:04] <drygrain> because thats whats booting first, then booting grub
[07:04] <Flannel> drygrain: What?
[07:04] <yinlong> and then i reinstall vista instead of xp.
[07:04] <Bluey> yin - you install windows first...
[07:04] <drygrain> the boot menu i see at the beginning is what i'm trying to change
[07:04] <Flannel> drygrain: I guess autoexec.bat?
[07:04] <drygrain> change the default and remove the 30 second timer
[07:04] <yinlong> but the boot menu is still xp and ubuntu
[07:04] <Circs> Flannel: Maybe someone could take care of weidhhe? he's becoming a nuisance to people actually looking for help
[07:05] <Bluey> yin - isn't that what you want?
[07:05] <drygrain> the boot menu that comes up first is the windows OS selector thingy
[07:05] <weidhhe> not ,vista should use  bcdedit...
[07:05] <yinlong> but actually ,the so called "xp " is vista
[07:05] <Flannel> weidhhe: Is there something we can help you with today?
[07:05] <drygrain> the windows part is xp home
[07:05] <yinlong> i want to change the name "xp " into vista
[07:05] <Bluey> yin that's an eeasy fix if you're just trying to change the name
[07:05] <yinlong> that's the problem
[07:05] <yinlong> who can help me>
[07:06] <losher> Circs: I /ignored weidhhe hours ago...
[07:06] <weidhhe> wait and see around ...
[07:06] <drygrain> why
[07:06] <drygrain> hes been helping me
[07:06] <drygrain> :/
[07:06] <Bluey> yin first make a backup copy of menu.lst -- sudo cp menu.lst menu.org
[07:06] <Bluey> oops
[07:06] <drygrain> lol
[07:06] <weidhhe>  8-)
[07:07] <Bluey> yin - sudo cp /boot/grub/menu.lst menu.org
[07:07]  * drygrain is listening to: Primus - John the Fisherman ~ [ 0:36] of [ 3:37] ~ 256.0 kbps ~ 44100Hz
[07:07] <Flannel> drygrain: Please turn that off
[07:07] <yinlong> Bluey,let me try
[07:07] <matyd> can i get kubunto support here or just ubuntu?
[07:07] <drygrain> sorry
[07:07] <drygrain> i didnt mean to do it globally
[07:07] <matyd> kubuntu*
[07:07] <Flannel> matyd: You can, but #kubuntu might be a better place to ask
[07:07] <drygrain> just in a different chan
[07:08] <Bluey> yin - ALWAYS have a path back to the way it was, before you messed it up!
[07:08] <matyd> i have, just no one has answered me as of yet
[07:08] <matyd> ;P
[07:10] <akn> hey
[07:10] <akn> i just installed ubuntu for the firest time
[07:10] <akn> and i dont have any sound
[07:10] <Bluey> akn -- well lets do a reality check
[07:10] <SpartanDK> help me,my error:http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=223773
[07:10] <Bluey> is it plugged in and turned on?
[07:11] <akn> yes
[07:11] <akn> laptop
[07:11] <SpartanDK> i did like that,but my ubuntu was installed inside Windows
[07:11] <SpartanDK> and i could not do like that
[07:11] <Bluey> akn can you test the speakers on another system or source?
[07:11] <weidhhe> akn's problem is very typical one...
[07:11] <Bluey> yes I've run into that...
[07:11] <akn> it was working before on vista
[07:12] <Bluey> alsa sometimes goes nuts...
[07:12] <drygrain> did you use wubi to install?
[07:12] <akn> wubi?
[07:12] <dsdeiz> isn't there like a page in ubuntu which provides troubleshooting steps for sounds?
[07:12] <weidhhe> you should modify a file by hand....i forget the exact solution...u can google ya
[07:12] <SpartanDK> someone helps me
[07:12] <SpartanDK> please
[07:12] <Bluey> dsd - yes I am trying to find that for him
[07:12] <dsdeiz> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound <- is this the one?
[07:12] <Flannel> !sound | Bluey, dsdeiz, akn
[07:13] <dsdeiz> just wondering. why alsa? there is also oss right?
[07:13] <Bluey> thanks that's why I was looking for...
[07:13] <drygrain> Flannel, do you really think I should look at autoexec.bat?
[07:13] <weidhhe> no
[07:13] <Bluey> yes --
[07:13] <Circs> Flannel: Could I talk you into being a superhero again?
[07:13] <Bluey> but alsa seems to be on most things...
[07:13] <weidhhe> autoexac.bat won't work...
[07:14] <weidhhe> hehe
[07:14] <akn> alsa is selected
[07:14] <Flannel> drygrain: That'd be what DOS things run at boot I believe
[07:14] <akn> but no sound
[07:14] <Flannel> weidhhe: Please stop making arbitrary comments at other people, it's only confusing.
[07:14] <Bluey> id try the trouble shooting suggestions that ubotto came up with
[07:14] <drygrain> Flannel, okay, I'll take a look and see if it's obvious
[07:15] <weidhhe> but,i  mean  dos loader can not load in any linux distr...
[07:15] <SpartanDK> help me :(
[07:15] <Boohbah> autoexec.bat is... !offtopic
[07:15] <yinlong> SpartanDk,what's your problem?
[07:15] <find> 有没有中文频道呀
[07:15] <SpartanDK> my problem :http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=223773
[07:15] <find> 呵 呵
[07:15] <SpartanDK> Target Filesystem doesn't have /sbin/init
[07:15] <weidhhe> fineÄãÔÚÄÄÀïÑ½
[07:15] <weidhhe> ¹þ¹þ
[07:16] <Flannel> weidhhe: Again, please stop.
[07:16] <weidhhe> ÎÒÔÚÉÏº£°¢
[07:16] <SpartanDK> i did like that,but it did not work
[07:16] <dsdeiz> op!
[07:16] <SpartanDK> i installed Ubuntu inside Wins
[07:16] <SpartanDK> and i cant do like that
[07:16] <Boohbah> SpartanDK: your problem is from 2006 using dapper drake?
[07:16] <losher> !cn | find
[07:17] <find> 呵 呵
[07:17] <AwaDoV> Syntex: chess opened
[07:17] <SpartanDK> i upgraded from 8.10 to 9.04
[07:17] <Bluey> hmm homework - bbiab
[07:17] <find> 谢谢
[07:17] <find> 呵 呵
[07:17] <clearscreen> !ops | find
[07:17] <ikonia> find: please stop
[07:17] <SpartanDK> i rebooted and it happened
[07:17] <Circs> Could someone help me, I can't get my updates on this laptop, this error comes up: http://pastebin.com/m7a4b161f
[07:17] <weidhhe> find said thank u ya
[07:17] <Boohbah> SpartanDK: are any of the posts in that thread yours? it would help to have more information on your particular problem
[07:18] <SpartanDK> not at all
[07:18] <SpartanDK> i could not type the conmmand
[07:18] <SpartanDK> when i pressed Ctrl Alt+F2,nothing happened
[07:19] <SpartanDK> and i cant type the command like they gave
[07:19] <CatEater> i still can't get my vm window to appear on a windows xp host. i click on the taskbar button, but the window doesn't appear on screen. i know i've asked here before, but i forgot what to try. i'm using 3.0.4 r50677. any ideas?
[07:19] <weidhhe> then Ctrl Alt+f7?
[07:19] <losher> Circs: see if this helps: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-1054906.html
[07:20] <CatEater> also i just realized i said that to the wrong channel
[07:20] <CatEater> however, if anyone can recommend a vm setup for unbuntu, that would be appreciated
[07:20] <Circs> losher: It just shoots over the top of my head. All i need is the pub key for that ppa but I don't know how to get it
[07:20] <SpartanDK> what will i do
[07:20] <_ged> losher: ok
[07:21] <LogicFan> CatEater, you mean a VM app for ubuntu?
[07:21] <Boohbah> CatEater: for running desktop OS's/apps use VirtualBox
[07:21] <LogicFan> or running ubuntu in a VM
[07:21] <Boohbah> !virtualbox
[07:21] <LogicFan> yeah virtualbox is great
[07:21] <Bluey> okay taking a break
[07:21] <CatEater> LogicFan: i'm trying to run virtualbox on windows, with ubuntu as the guest os, and it won't work
[07:21] <CatEater> i can't see the vm window
[07:22] <alus> non-free? it says GPL
[07:22] <LogicFan> sorry, don't know anything about virtualbox on windows
[07:22] <alus> although I guess the GPL is not free
[07:22] <alus> it's free as in bear-trap
[07:22] <CatEater> what do you run ubuntu on?
[07:22] <LogicFan> my laptop
[07:22] <CatEater> oh, i can't afford to do that
[07:22] <LogicFan> ?
[07:23] <CatEater> i can't afford a laptop to run it on
[07:23] <SpartanDK> someone helps me,please
[07:23] <Circs> losher: How does one just get the launchpad gpg?
[07:23] <Boohbah> alus: http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/VirtualBox_PUEL
[07:23] <albech> i cannot make the internal microphone work on my acer 5920g
[07:23] <Boohbah> alus: a non-free license
[07:23] <albech> anyone experience similar problems?
[07:23] <LogicFan> oh, my laptop is my main and only computer
[07:23] <losher> Circs: it says to run the following in a terminal: gpg --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv 35661D98
[07:23] <CatEater> LogicFan: yeah, that's my problem too
[07:24] <LogicFan> CatEater, you can download the ubuntu windows installer
[07:24] <CatEater> it's my only computer, and i don't have any other computer to run linux on, so vm is the only option
[07:24] <LogicFan> !wubi
[07:24] <CatEater> i tried that but it would stop my windows processes, which is unacceptable
[07:24] <Circs> losher: I still get the same error
[07:24] <LogicFan> CatEater, and you dont want ubuntu as your primary os?
[07:25] <Xodiac13> i have done an install of ubuntu 8.04 command line install i have blackbox, wdm, alsautils, and everything else but i cant get my sound to work and someone please help
[07:25] <CatEater> i do, but not if i have to stop what i'm doing just to test it
[07:25] <Xodiac13> i have already tried alsamixer
[07:25] <losher> Circs: that's because we haven't finished yet. Next step, run gpg --export --armor 35661D98 | sudo apt-key add -
[07:25] <weidhhe> no,,ubuntu installer has the best support for installation from hard disk files even in ntfs filesystem among ALL distros...!!!!!!1
[07:26] <Gelegrodan> Xodiac13: is your user member of the group audio or sound or what is now is in ubuntu?
[07:26] <weidhhe> wubi is rubbish
[07:26] <Flannel> weidhhe: Again, please stop that.
[07:26] <weidhhe> why
[07:26] <drygrain> ?
[07:26] <weidhhe> ?
[07:26] <Xodiac13> Gelegrodan: im lost sorry i am just trying to get sound working for my laptop
[07:26] <ianm_> which dual-monitor solution do I need to use to be able to fullscreen an (SDL) game on the second monitor?
[07:27] <Gelegrodan> Xodiac13: and i said what you should check
[07:27] <tyler_d> why is sshd always listening on root?
[07:27] <Xodiac13> Gelegrodan: ive tried going to the alsa mixer and turing everything up and nothing happens
[07:27] <Gelegrodan> so you run from terminal`?
[07:27] <Xodiac13> Gelegrodan: yes
[07:27] <tyler_d> even after modifying /etc/ssh/sshd_config to state EnableRootLogin no it still allowing login as root
[07:27] <Zachk18> Xodiac13: make sure the audio is on pulse
[07:27] <losher> tyler_d: it has to run as root to listen on port 22
[07:27] <Flannel> weidhhe: Because you're generatingnoise that isn't helpful to anyone.
[07:27] <Gelegrodan> Xodiac13: try as root
[07:27] <alus> someone should make a Wubi which uses VirtualBox instead of rebooting
[07:28] <losher> tyler_d: did you restart it after changing the config?
[07:28] <Xodiac13> Zachk18: how do i put it on pulse sorry im new
[07:28] <tyler_d> ie. ssh root@x.x.x.x losher: yes
[07:28] <drygrain> erk, Flannel,
[07:28] <weidhhe> i just put on  my views on all tools..
[07:28] <drygrain> where is autoexec.bat
[07:28] <drygrain> :(
[07:28] <weidhhe>  '<
[07:29] <Gelegrodan> drygrain: what you need that for?
[07:29] <Flannel> drygrain: should be at the root of your DOS filesystem C:\autoexec.bat or D:\autoexec.bat or whatever
[07:29] <losher> tyler_d: no, I mean restart the server i.e. sudo /etc/init.d/ssh restart
[07:29] <drygrain> i installed with wubi, so it uses windows to choose os at boot
[07:29] <weidhhe> drygrain, maybe is a  hidden file
[07:29] <drygrain> i want to change the default os to ubuntu
[07:29] <tyler_d> losher: yes
[07:29] <Gelegrodan> drygrain: its boot.ini
[07:29] <Gelegrodan> you should change
[07:29] <tyler_d> losher: even bounced the box
[07:29] <drygrain> oh
[07:29] <Xodiac13> Zachk18: how do i put it on pulse sorry im new
[07:29] <Circs> losher: Sorry about that, computer decided to diaf
[07:29] <Fu4ny> it's boot.ini, you should not touch your autoexec.bat
[07:29] <drygrain> C:\windows?
[07:30] <drygrain> or in C:\
[07:30] <weidhhe> boot.ini is valid only in xp and 2000
[07:30] <Fu4ny> c:\boot.ini
[07:30] <Gelegrodan> drygrain: press win+r
[07:30] <Gelegrodan> drygrain: type msconfig, go to systemstart
[07:30] <Gelegrodan> change ubuntu to default
[07:30] <Gelegrodan> save
[07:30] <Gelegrodan> reboot
[07:30] <FloodBot3> Gelegrodan: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:30] <losher> Circs: did you see my last msg:  gpg --export --armor 35661D98 | sudo apt-key add -
[07:30] <Fu4ny> or why not install Ubuntu on a fresh partition ;)
[07:30] <weidhhe> vista and window 7 should be modify bootmgr via bcdedit...
[07:30] <Xodiac13> Zachk18: how do i put it on pulse sorry im new
[07:30] <Circs> losher: Yeah but it didn't work
[07:31] <Zachk18> Xodiac: opposite click on your sound icon, click on sound settings
[07:31] <drygrain> Gelegrodan,
[07:31] <losher> Circs: so you did both steps and still can't update?
[07:31] <drygrain> i am at msconfig
[07:31] <Xodiac13> Zachk18: im using terminal
[07:31] <drygrain> there is no "systemstart" with Ubuntu as an option
[07:31] <Zachk18> oh ok...
[07:31] <Zachk18> why?
[07:31] <Gelegrodan> drygrain: you only have a windows line there?
[07:32] <Xodiac13> Zachk18: i have an older laptop and its very fast on the minimal install with blackbox wdm and all the others i looked at a guide
[07:32] <akn> i really dont know... this is my sound card Intel Corporation 82801I (ICH9 Family) HD Audio Controller
[07:32] <akn>  (rev 03)
[07:32] <drygrain> i put ubuntu on this box with wubi this afternoon
[07:32] <weidhhe> see arould
[07:32] <akn> cant seem to find any thing
[07:32] <Xodiac13> Zachk18: i install alsa-utils
[07:32] <losher> tyler_d: on my ssh, the parameter is PermitRootLogin, not EnableRootLogin ?
[07:32] <Gelegrodan> drygrain: only a windows line there? hm.. maybe wubi uses grub or something, then youhave to change from ubuntu
[07:32] <Xodiac13> Zachk18: but i cant use this command alsaconf it says command not found
[07:32] <akn> anyone?
[07:33] <losher> akn: can you be more specific. What are you looking for, and how?
[07:33] <tyler_d> losher: you are correct its PermitRootLogin no
[07:33] <Gelegrodan> Xodiac13: do you run as root ?
[07:33] <nubae|work> join #ltsp
[07:33] <tyler_d> losher: just for me try ssh root@127.0.0.1
[07:34] <tyler_d> losher: or alternately try your ip above
[07:34] <losher> tyler_d: so you set it on the server and then bounced the server?
[07:34] <drygrain> Gelegrodan, I got it!
[07:34] <tyler_d> losher: tried to sudo /etc/init.d/ssh restart
[07:34] <Dayofswords> how do i limit the number of kernals on the grub display?
[07:35] <tyler_d> losher: as well bounced the server -- ie. init 6
[07:35] <drygrain> I set Ubuntu as default and lowered the auto-timedelay to 5sec instead of 30
[07:35] <drygrain> success!! :)
[07:35] <weidhhe> cong!
[07:35] <Xodiac13> Gelegrodan: yes but i will check again
[07:35] <weidhhe>  :D
[07:35] <Xodiac13> Gelegrodan: when i type alsaconf it says command not found
[07:35] <Gelegrodan> hm
[07:35] <Xodiac13> Gelegrodan: and i install alsa-utils
[07:35] <drygrain> msconfig werked for me
[07:35] <Gelegrodan> try apt-get it
[07:35] <drygrain> lol
[07:36] <Gelegrodan> i dont use ubuntu :)
[07:36] <Xodiac13> Gelegrodan: o okay
[07:36] <Circs> losher: I think I did your part wrong, but this worked: http://gentoo-blog.de/ubuntu/ubuntu-gpg-error-httpppalaunchpadnet-intrepid-release/
[07:36] <losher> tyler_d: the only other thing I can suggest is to stop the server and instead run it by hand /usr/sbin/sshd -d and try ssh'ing into it, and look through the debugs for clues...
[07:36] <losher> Circs: ok, glad it's working...
[07:36] <weidhhe> Gelegrodan is a ubuntu hater?
[07:37] <Gelegrodan> weidhhe: not really, but i perfer dists not doing things automatic..
[07:37] <weidhhe> me too,
[07:37] <SpartanDK> my problem:Target Filesystem doesn't have /sbin/init ,and i did like this tut:http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=223773,but i cant type the command?
[07:37] <Circs> losher: Sorry I'm a bit daft. I really do appreaciate the help though :)
[07:37] <Gelegrodan> Xodiac13: apt-get alsa-base alsa-utils
[07:37] <Gelegrodan> then sudo alsaconf
[07:37] <weidhhe> slackware does meet our requirments
[07:37] <SpartanDK> i installed Ubuntu inside Windows
[07:37] <SpartanDK> some one help me,please
[07:37] <Gelegrodan> weidhhe: freebsd, gentoo
[07:38] <Xodiac13> Gelegrodan: okay i will try that real quick
[07:38] <weidhhe> gentoo need too much make...
[07:38] <indus> SpartanDK: hi
[07:38] <weidhhe> its boring
[07:38] <Gelegrodan> weidhhe: nah
[07:38] <indus> SpartanDK: what is the problem
[07:38] <SpartanDK> indus :can u help me
[07:38] <Gelegrodan> just conf your flags
[07:38] <Dayofswords> how do i limit the number of kernals on the grub display? such as not show all the older ones?
[07:38] <Gelegrodan> and your ready
[07:39] <Gelegrodan> Dayofswords: sudo nano /boot/grub/..grub.list maybe..or what its called :)
[07:39] <Xodiac13> Gelegrodan: its already installed
[07:39] <indus> Dayofswords: just hash it out in menu.lst
[07:39] <Gelegrodan> Xodiac13: try sudo alsacof then
[07:39] <SpartanDK> indus: Target Filesystem doesn't have /sbin/init  this is my problem
[07:39] <indus> SpartanDK: yes i will try
[07:39] <Gelegrodan> alsaconf* Xodiac13
[07:39] <Xodiac13> Gelegrodan: k
[07:39] <losher> Dayofswords: comment them out in /boot/grub/menu.lst. Warning, if you mess this up, your system may no longer boot...
[07:39] <indus> SpartanDK: when does this happen,what are you trying to do
[07:39] <Gelegrodan> you have to run it as root, so its better to logon as root instead of using sudo Xodiac13
[07:39] <Xodiac13> Gelegrodan: it says command not found
[07:40] <Gelegrodan> Xodiac13: i just read there is no alsaconf i ubuntu :P
[07:40] <Fu4ny> Dayofswords: try install a boot manager, it would be easier and you won't break anything ;)
[07:40] <SpartanDK> query
[07:40] <Xodiac13> Gelegrodan: would the program show though cause it will ask for a password and all but it says command not found im confused
[07:40] <Gelegrodan> Xodiac13: its sudo asking for your password
[07:40] <Gelegrodan> Xodiac13: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=205449
[07:40] <Xodiac13> Gelegrodan: yeah
[07:41] <Dayofswords> is there an app to edit grub..
[07:41] <SpartanDK> indus:i try Ctr+Alt+F2,but i cant type the command
[07:41] <indus> SpartanDK: what command?
[07:41] <Gelegrodan> weidhhe: reason to hate stupids dists: "Ubuntu (GNOME) users have reported that packages 'gdm' and 'ubuntu-desktop' are removed after removing the linux-sound-base packages. If this happens, then do the following"
[07:41] <SpartanDK> sudo mount -t ext3 -o rw /dev/hda1 /mnt sudo chroot /mnt sudo apt-get update; apt-get upgrade; apt-get install udev
[07:42] <indus> SpartanDK: why are you doing these commands?
[07:42] <tyler_d> losher: I get "Failed none for root from <<my_ip>> port 46164 ssh2"
[07:42] <SpartanDK> i saw this :http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=223773
[07:42] <indus> SpartanDK: creating a chroot for something it seems
[07:44] <Circs> Why would the partitioner be unable to mount a disc during install?
[07:49] <Circs> Doing an install of Ubuntu onto a computer for a friend's HTPC, and encountering problems left and right. Could anyone help?
[07:50]  * Andorin pokes the channel, trying to get someone in here who knows how to fix the problem
[07:53] <Circs> Could anyone help a bit, it's probably easy stuff, I'm just lost
[07:53] <miguelonnnn> hi
[07:53] <PapaGoose> does anyone know how to set a memory limit per user (not per process)?
[07:54] <miguelonnnn> ask Circs , maybe i can help
[07:54] <Circs> miguelonnnn: As I install it says: unable to mount disc scsi1. Does that mean my hdd is junk?
[07:54] <miguelonnnn> don't know papa, but you could make a script to limit any process by the user
[07:55] <natrixnatrix89> Hi. What do you think of win4lin? Is it worth buying it? Does USB work with it?
[07:55] <Circs> miguelonnnn: Also when I try to boot into the try without changing your computer it just gives me a login screen, then tries to login and dumps me back to it in an endless loop
[07:55] <miguelonnnn> for example, who theuser | nice -9
[07:55] <jess12345> anyone out there with some experience in xorg.conf file dual monitor ?
[07:56] <PapaGoose> see i can edit /etc/security/limits.conf and set a memory limit per process, but the account is going to sometimes be used for parallel computing so what i need is a combined limit for all the processes
[07:56] <Dayofswords> dang ubuntu drains my battery
[07:57] <lance1907> greetings
[07:58] <Anodyne> greetings!
[07:58] <Anodyne> ashwini!
[07:58] <Anodyne> i love ubuntu 8.04!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
[07:58] <jess12345> anyone out there with some experience in xorg.conf file dual monitor ?
[07:58] <natrixnatrix89> Dayofswords: Buy a bigger battery!
[07:58] <Jan5001> jess12345: just ask your question
[07:58] <Circs> miguelonnnn: Any thoughts?
[07:59] <natrixnatrix89> Dayofswords: or you can try to use xubuntu.. it would consume less. i think...
[07:59] <miguelonnnn> i don't think is junk, it may be just that you don't have a working driver for your usb, or that linux had any problem to mount it.  Or maybe you got an incompatible fs, what fs do you have in your drive? is it fat? or ntfs... ..
[07:59] <miguelonnnn> xubuntu rocks, i use it
[07:59] <jess12345> got dual monitor working, correct resolution using gnome screen display, however they are both cloing  even though the clone is ticked off, i dont want the clone
[07:59] <Dayofswords> well ubuntu =~1hr 30 mins  windows vista(customized by toshiba i guess)= ~4 hrs
[07:59] <Circs> miguelonnnn: It's just a HDD I'm trying to do a fresh install
[08:00] <miguelonnnn> you try to install ubuntu into the hdd?
[08:00] <bashca> !sessions
[08:00] <jess12345> no issues with the resolution, both are different one a laptop and other a desktop but both are perfect - just want to remove the clone
[08:00] <bashca> !session
[08:00] <Circs> Dayofswords: That's going to be a power management/speed throttling issue
[08:01] <bashca> System>Preferences>Sessions  i can't  find it ??
[08:01] <natrixnatrix89> Dayofswords: you can add a thing to your upper panel where you can regulate the processor and power consumption
[08:01] <kfizz> Guys, quick question. We're dealing with signed/unsigned ints in my programming class. One of the questions was to represent -0 in a signed int form, well seeing as I've never seen -0 I figured it was out of range. However, the correct answer was 10000000 according to her, is this the standard?
[08:01] <franck_> salut
[08:01]  * bashca  using jaunty 
[08:01] <Dayofswords> i have my power setting for battery on setting that would conserve power, it could be that i have visual effects on extra...
[08:02] <natrixnatrix89> !ssh
[08:02] <Jan5001> !twinview | jess12345
[08:02] <bashca> System>Preferences>Sessions  i can't  find it ??
[08:02] <natrixnatrix89> !sshd
[08:03] <weidhhe> dayofwords,,linux has worst power management support,while ubuntu has maxmum automation solutions run in backend,that's it..for long battery time,use  windows 7,its awesome...
[08:03] <jess12345> Jan5001: intel graphics card is that nividia
[08:03] <miguelonnnn> circs are oyu there?
[08:03] <Circs> miguelonnnn: Yes sir
[08:03] <jess12345> Jan5001: is there a gui available for nvidia ?
[08:03] <PapaGoose> kfizz: that sounds about right. The leading 1 is the sign bit, which decides if its positive or negative. The rest of the bits are the number itself
[08:04] <MenZa> !windows | weidhhe
[08:04] <miguelonnnn> i asked if you try to install ubuntu to the hdd
[08:04] <herenbdy> hello, i'm using ssh-keygen to generate a key pair, and when trying to SSH into SF, I get the warning: UNPROTECTED PRIVATE KEY FILE!  Permissions 0644 for '.ssh/id_dsa.pub' are too open.
[08:04] <miguelonnnn> i don't know what exactly you want hehe
[08:04] <herenbdy> that's not my private key file... and I didn't have to do this before :(
[08:04] <weidhhe> ubottu, im talking ubuntu,just a comparation...
[08:04] <Circs> miguelonnnn: If you put my name in your message it'll flash so i catch it easier :) Yeah I'm trying to put it on my HDD
[08:05] <miguelonnnn> ok ok sry
[08:05] <Circs> miguelonnnn: No big deal, just makes it easier
[08:05] <miguelonnnn> well, do you know the format of your hdd?
[08:05] <miguelonnnn> sry Circs
[08:05] <miguelonnnn> i didn't put the name :P
[08:06] <Circs> miguelonnnn: It shouldn't even be formatted yet.
[08:06] <dada_> hej
[08:06] <G-man> hey guys
[08:06] <miguelonnnn> well
[08:07] <miguelonnnn> type in terminal "mount"
[08:07] <G-man> i am thinking about installing Ubuntu, but im just wondering which i should go with
[08:07] <Circs> miguelonnnn: I cannot. it is a frsh install
[08:07] <MenZa> !pl | dada_
[08:07] <G-man> and, i would like to know if Ultima Online runs clean in it
[08:07] <MenZa> G-man: What do you mean?
[08:07] <miguelonnnn> and please, paste it at pastebin. Tell me the link i'll take a look ok?
[08:07] <G-man> well which flavor
[08:07] <G-man> i've had it before
[08:08] <G-man> but went back to windows for darkfall
[08:08] <G-man> then i cancelled my subscription three months later
[08:08] <miguelonnnn> but that won't make any change, just tell the format of any disk connected to the computer
[08:08] <MenZa> G-man: Ubuntu is... well, Ubuntu. Other things, such as DE, are decided by your preference.
[08:08] <miguelonnnn> Circs,
[08:08] <miguelonnnn> sry i forget to type the name :S
[08:08] <G-man> So no matter which one i pick
[08:08] <G-man> i can change the looks
[08:08] <G-man> right?
[08:08] <MenZa> G-man: As for Ultima Online... most people report good results in Wine, but that's no guarantee.
[08:08] <MenZa> G-man: Correct.
[08:09] <G-man> cool
[08:09] <Xodiac13> i really need help on getting my sound to work i have tried everything and i am new to linux i love it and i will continue to learn i need to get my sound to work i did a command line install i have blackbox, wdm i installed alsa-utils and i cant get sound please help
[08:09] <G-man> i dont wanna crutch myself
[08:09] <MenZa> G-man: http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=application&iId=228
[08:09] <G-man> but ubuntu make s things so smooth man
[08:09] <Circs> miguelonnnn: I cannot I do not have any os installed the computer is blank and will not boot into the "try ubuntu" mode
[08:09] <MenZa> G-man: It does. I suggest downloading 9.04 (the latest stable version) and trying that out
[08:09] <MenZa> G-man: Like I said, most people report really good results on UO, so I'd give that a go in Wine.
[08:09] <G-man> sweet
[08:10] <G-man> cuz im sure it probably runs a lil faster
[08:10] <Xodiac13> i really need help on getting my sound to work i have tried everything and i am new to linux i love it and i will continue to learn i need to get my sound to work i did a command line install i have blackbox, wdm i installed alsa-utils and i cant get sound please help
[08:10] <G-man> i know movies
[08:10] <G-man> web browsing
[08:10] <G-man> all that
[08:10] <FloodBot3> G-man: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:10] <G-man> is faster with ubuntu
[08:10] <Jan500> does anybody knows why samba still uses the ssl connection altough i set ldap ssl = off  .. i got this errors: "Failed to issue the StartTLS instruction: Protocol error" and   "Connection to LDAP server failed for the 1 try!"
[08:10] <MenZa> G-man: It might, might not. UO has pretty low sys requirements, though.
[08:10] <Jan500> i know its not an ubunt question  but maybe someone knows :D
[08:10] <G-man> what about partitioning
[08:11] <G-man> for a new ubuntu install
[08:11] <Xodiac13> i really need help on getting my sound to work i have tried everything and i am new to linux i love it and i will continue to learn i need to get my sound to work i did a command line install i have blackbox, wdm i installed alsa-utils and i cant get sound please help
[08:11] <MenZa> Personally, I'd make sure I had seperate / and /home partitions, as well as a swap partition. That's all the advice I can give.
[08:11] <miguelonnnn> no it's nothing about booting the hdd Circs , it's just to make a list of atached disks , it will just say what disks are connected to the computer, so i know which "file" is the disk in the ubuntu session
[08:12] <Xodiac13> i really need help on getting my sound to work i have tried everything and i am new to linux i love it and i will continue to learn i need to get my sound to work i did a command line install i have blackbox, wdm i installed alsa-utils and i cant get sound please help
[08:12] <Jan500> !repeat | Xodiac13
[08:12] <MenZa> Xodiac13: Calm down, dude.
[08:12] <Xodiac13> Jan500: okay sorry
[08:12] <Circs> miguelonnnn: You aren't getting what i am saying. i have no terminal, I cannot get to a terminal. There is no way for me to complete what you have asked me to do
[08:12] <Xodiac13> Menza: im getting excited because i have my old laptop running at moch jesus and all i need to do is get sound working
[08:13] <MenZa> Sure, sure. But try again in a bit, or perhaps start by supplying us with a bit of ifnformation. What have you done to fix it? Which sound card do you have? etc.
[08:13] <PapaGoose> Circs: I assume its actually a scsi drive?
[08:13] <MenZa> Xodiac13: All these things could be helpful. And you could also search the forums while you wait.
[08:13] <miguelonnnn> for example Circs , if i plug my usb to my computer, and type mount, it will say "fat_32_system on disk2s1", so i know your disk is on disk2s1 file of your computer system, and it's fat formated"
[08:13] <drygrain> Ack!
[08:13] <miguelonnnn> hmm sry then, i don't know how can i help
[08:13] <miguelonnnn> what system are you in now?
[08:13] <Jan500> Xodiac13: what is the output of cat /proc/asound/cards ?
[08:14] <Xodiac13> Menza: ive been searching the forums and still no luck
[08:14] <drygrain> I've run into a problem with my Add/Remove Packages
[08:14] <Circs> PapaGoose: SATA, but linux sees most things as SCSI anyways
[08:14] <Circs> miguelonnnn: Ty for trying
[08:14] <miguelonnnn> sry then, i don't know how can i help. What system are you in now Circs ?
[08:14] <miguelonnnn> ok no problem :(
[08:14] <Circs> miguelonnnn: A laptop, the system I am trying to install on is a HTPC
[08:15] <drygrain> They all say "*package* cannot be installed on your computer type (i386). Either the application requires special hardware features or the vendor decided not to support your computer type."
[08:15] <weidhhe> xodiac13,what is ur mainboard chipset?esp. southbridge chip!
[08:15] <drygrain> on every single available package
[08:15] <herenbdy> ubuntu no longer supports i386!? :p
[08:16] <drygrain> ...?
[08:16] <miguelonnnn> but to install ubuntu into the hdd, you need first a system. What system you got in your laptop Circs ?
[08:16] <G-man> quick question, im going to do a full ubuntu install... just wondering about how much space to allocate for each partition
[08:16]  * herenbdy is not serious
[08:16] <drygrain> ok
[08:16] <PapaGoose> Circs: Just thought it was odd since my sata drives always appear as /dev/sd*, I've never noted them appearing as scsi
[08:16] <Xodiac13> Jan500: uh lol how do i copy and paste from terminal to xchat sorry
[08:16] <herenbdy> G-man: ubuntu without the home directory only takes a few gigs
[08:16] <Xodiac13> Jan500: i did the command i just need to know the keystrokes
[08:16] <G-man> give me figures...
[08:16] <MenZa> G-man: How much disk space do you have you wish to use for Ubuntu?
[08:16] <indus> G-man: depends on your usage, but minimum of 10 gb for / and the rest for home is good
[08:16] <G-man> like what 5gig then 20, then what
[08:16] <herenbdy> G-man: my ubuntu install is currently using...... 3-4 GB without my /home dir
[08:16] <MenZa> G-man: (in total)
[08:16] <jhesketh_> I'm a bit confused. I have a thumbdrive with 3 fat16 partitions on it with an msdos partition table (all created in gparted). Somebody is trying to tell me they want to "assign drive letters" to the partitions (for windows). However, it is my understanding that the drive letter isn't held in the partition table and it's simply assigned by windows when it is first plugged in? (seems like a windows question, but I'm more askin
[08:16] <jhesketh_> g about the way partition tables work ;))
[08:17] <drygrain> Anyone can help with my problem?
[08:17] <drygrain> I've run into a problem with my Add/Remove Packages
[08:17] <herenbdy> G-man: 10GB for / and w/e you want for /home sounds good
[08:17] <drygrain> They all say "*package* cannot be installed on your computer type (i386). Either the application requires special hardware features or the vendor decided not to support your computer type."
[08:17] <MenZa> jhesketh_: Right click My Computer -> Manage -> Disk Management. You can change the drive letters there.
[08:17] <weidhhe> install any linux distro in any distyo is easy,if in windows,its difficult
[08:17] <G-man> kk
[08:17] <Jan500> Xodiac13: crtl + shift + c ?
[08:17] <MenZa> G-man: It really depends on how much space you have in total.
[08:17] <G-man> that will keep ubuntu crisp
[08:17] <G-man> aye?
[08:17] <Xodiac13> Jan500: thz
[08:17] <indus> G-man: remember, the more software you install, the more the / is used up
[08:17] <herenbdy> G-man: yeah, ubuntu itself does not take much space, it's all your personal stuff that does
[08:17] <MenZa> G-man: If you had a figure for that, it'd be easier to give you a recommendation.
[08:18] <jhesketh_> MenZa: Yes, but changing letters in there only sets it for the current machine right? the information isn't stored on a partition table is it?
[08:18] <Xodiac13> Jan500: thats wasnt it
[08:18] <MenZa> Correct.
[08:18] <MenZa> You can't do that.
[08:18] <miguelonnnn> you can label internally the disk, so it has the same label for any computer you plug the device
[08:18] <jlist> hi all, sorry for a stupid question - how to check what version of ubuntu i'm running, as in 7.04 or 7.10, etc.?
[08:18] <G-man> its about 130gigs
[08:18] <MenZa> A label isn't a drive letter though, miguelonnnn
[08:18] <indus> G-man: all official software or debs you download take up space in /
[08:18] <miguelonnnn> yeah :(
[08:18] <G-man> kk
[08:18] <MenZa> G-man: And RAM?
[08:18] <G-man> 2 gigs
[08:18] <jhesketh_> yep, I'm familiar with labels
[08:18] <G-man> ram
[08:18] <jhesketh_> ok thanks guys :)
[08:19] <indus> G-man: keep 1 gb for swap space
[08:19] <Jan500> Xodiac13: which terminal do you use?
[08:19] <drygrain> ;[
[08:19] <sub[t]rnl> jlist: lsb_release -r
[08:19] <indus> G-man: what is hard disk size?
[08:19] <MenZa> G-man: 10G /, 2G swap, rest for /home. That's my recommendation.
[08:19] <Xodiac13> Jan500: xterm
[08:19] <jlist> got it thanks sub[t]rnl
[08:19] <MenZa> G-man: You probably won't use up those 10G, but that's to make sure you have enough space to fit basically what you want on it. Generally, swap should be RAMx2, but you have plenty.
[08:20] <MenZa> G-man: And /home... well, that takes up space.
[08:20] <G-man> 10g/ 2g swap in the middle rest allocate for /home
[08:20] <G-man> got it
[08:20] <G-man> thanks bro
[08:20] <MenZa> Welcome. Enjoy :)
[08:20] <indus> MenZa: why not ? i have 10 gb / which is almost getting full now
[08:20] <MenZa> indus: I've never filled up my 8G /.
[08:20] <G-man> heh... gonna be a bit before i install... gotta make sure backup all my webpages... n what not
[08:20] <MenZa> indus: You need to remove some software you don't use.
[08:20] <G-man> im going to try to save my game macros, on my external hardrive
[08:21] <MenZa> Now, for home.
[08:21] <indus> MenZa: have you installed mysql, mythtv, etc?
[08:21] <G-man> in hopes that i dont have to redo them...
[08:21] <herenbdy> G-man: when you install ubuntu, you can migrate existing windows settings
[08:21] <MenZa> Sure, indus.
[08:21] <herenbdy> G-man: if it detects any windows partitions
[08:21] <antonius602> alright..i installed ubuntu just now..and my /home is a seperate partition with loads of hidden folders..config files....it's messing things up a bit....should i rm ~/.*    ?
[08:21] <MenZa> Not myth, but mysql, yes.
[08:21] <BrendanClements> test
[08:21] <MenZa> Now, my laptop is pretty much dead. So I have to run off.
[08:21] <MenZa> !test | BrendanClements
[08:21] <Xodiac13> Jan500: xterm
[08:21] <indus> MenZa: some games like open aereana, alien arena, wesnoth
[08:21] <MenZa> indeed.
[08:21] <G-man> but what if i plan to clear those
[08:21] <G-man> i was wantign to reformat
[08:21] <G-man> then do ubuntu
[08:21] <BrendanClements> I need serious help within 4 hours or my step dad is going to kill me.
[08:21] <indus> i resized to 15 gb now
[08:22] <indus> BrendanClements: k
[08:22] <BrendanClements> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1261667
[08:22] <BrendanClements> Thank you very much in advance.
[08:22] <G-man> so you wouldnt recommend that i just get rid of windows, but keep it rather
[08:22] <rose> where is here?
[08:23] <rose> That's interesting
[08:23] <PapaGoose> ohhh
[08:23] <rose> someone can tell me what's going on here?
[08:23] <rose> it's a chat room?
[08:23] <G-man> lol!
[08:23] <PapaGoose> BrendanClements: don't worry, I've had that before and fixed it so it boots windows
[08:23] <G-man> a/s/l please
[08:23] <G-man> haha
[08:23] <G-man> jk
[08:23] <herenbdy> rose: somewhat
[08:24] <rose> that's great..today is the first time i use ubuntu.
[08:24] <indus> BrendanClements: i dont understand that post
[08:24] <herenbdy> rose: this specific channel is for ubuntu support
[08:24] <antonius602> c'mon...any time i come with a semi hard question..people friggin disapear....
[08:24] <rose> wow..that's great.
[08:24] <G-man> calm down
[08:24] <G-man> playboy
[08:24] <BrendanClements> I tried installing ubuntu on a flash drive for my own personal use on my parent
[08:24] <rose> lol...
[08:24] <BrendanClements> on my parent's computer*
[08:24] <kaushal> hi
[08:24] <BrendanClements> friggen laptop lol
[08:24] <rose> hihihihihi
[08:25] <G-man> rofl
[08:25] <G-man> pwned!
[08:25] <kaushal> anybody using autossh on ubuntu ?
[08:25] <PapaGoose> indus: Grub throws an error 21 if the partition table is screwed up
[08:25] <antonius602> fcking n00buntu
[08:25] <G-man> u pwned ur stepdad's laptop
[08:25] <BrendanClements> when i did so, it for some reason effected my hard drive.
[08:25] <G-man> haha
[08:25] <antonius602> pwned!!! <----gay
[08:25] <G-man> lmfao noobuntu
[08:25] <G-man> haha
[08:25] <PapaGoose> BrendanClements: the first thing to try is to use something like Hiren's bootcd to run partitionmagic or something like that to see if the partition table can be repaired. Your second step is to use an XP boot disk run i think fixboot and fixmbr
[08:25] <kaushal> http://paste.ubuntu.com/267433/
[08:25] <antonius602> yeah, i like that one ll
[08:25] <antonius602> lol*
[08:25] <PapaGoose> that overwrites Grub with the original XP bootloader, returning windows back to normal
[08:25] <BrendanClements> no xp boot dis
[08:26] <G-man> im gonna start tellin noobs to dl that
[08:26] <G-man> on video games
[08:26] <G-man> lol
[08:26] <BrendanClements> hiren's boot cd
[08:27] <indus> BrendanClements: thats for windows
[08:27] <G-man> quick, just need a program/free ware to make my ubuntu cd
[08:27] <indus> can someone be clear what the problem of BrendanClements is
[08:27] <miguelonnnn> please 1 question: i've read that composition window managers work on graphics already done by the x server, but i wonder, why don't make a composition x server so you don't need 2 stages so it'll be faster?
[08:27] <PapaGoose> BrendanClements: hmmm....you could be in trouble then. the other thing you could do is use say an ubuntu live disk to try and repair the partition table using fsck or something, or edit your grub's menu.lst to see if that fixes it, or try to just reinstall grum
[08:27] <G-man> i only have blank DVDs
[08:27] <rose> hi,hubby
[08:27] <antonius602> grub-install
[08:27] <antonius602> from live cd
[08:27] <BrendanClements> I tried reinstalling grub via the packet manager which did not work
[08:28] <antonius602> via LIVE CD
[08:28] <indus> BrendanClements: so u have a problem with grub?
[08:28] <BrendanClements> correct
[08:28] <antonius602> grub-install sda
[08:28] <BrendanClements> apparently. it won't let me boot anything other than the live cd
[08:28] <indus> BrendanClements: can u see the grub menu when u boot system
[08:28] <G-man> what about free easy burner
[08:28] <G-man> i forgot
[08:28] <G-man> i have one
[08:28] <antonius602> is the syntax, i believe
[08:28] <BrendanClements> no just the Error 21
[08:28] <PapaGoose> indus: it says 'grub loading' and then 'error 21' at which point nothing else can be done with grub
[08:28] <BrendanClements> I will try grub-install sda
[08:29] <antonius602> that will work
[08:29] <BrendanClements> correct
[08:29] <indus> PapaGoose: aah thats easy
[08:29] <antonius602> lol
[08:29] <BrendanClements> that is what it says
[08:29] <indus> BrendanClements: follow me
[08:29] <BrendanClements> okayt
[08:29] <indus> BrendanClements: use live cd and boot ubuntu first
[08:29] <BrendanClements> done
[08:29] <PapaGoose> indus: i'm curious too now, the only way I fixed mine what that happened was to use the xp install cd to nuke grub
[08:29] <antonius602> no grub install will fix it...papa
[08:30] <antonius602> i've done something kind of similar...and that worked
[08:30] <Dayofswords> nuke =p
[08:30] <BrendanClements> c4
[08:30] <BrendanClements> indus you're seriously my hero if you can help me fix this
[08:30] <indus> BrendanClements: now in a terminal type sudo grub
[08:31] <antonius602> that's why i perfer boot sector on a seperate EXT2 partition
[08:31] <antonius602> but, this is n00buntu....
[08:31] <antonius602> and that's not kosher here
[08:31] <Boohbah> antonius602: sure it is... you have the option of doing manual partitioning in the installer
[08:31] <antonius602> and someone here is gonna walk the user through it?  id on't think so..
[08:32] <hackercasta> hi
[08:32] <G-man> homeboy told me to do... 10 for / 2 for swap, rest for /home
[08:32] <hackercasta> how are you?
[08:32] <antonius602> i just manually partitioned my hd for an ubuntu install
[08:32] <antonius602> and nobody here has any answers to my questions lol
[08:32] <BrendanClements> "minimal BASH-like line editing is supported. for the first word, TAB lists possible command completions. anywhere else TAB lists the possible completions of a devicefilename.
[08:32] <indus> BrendanClements: did u type the command i gave u
[08:32] <indus> BrendanClements: ok
[08:32] <Zachk18> hello
[08:32] <indus> BrendanClements: now type 'find /boot/grub/stage1' without quotes
[08:33] <hackercasta> i am spanish and i don't speak fluently in english
[08:33] <BrendanClements> error 15, file not found
[08:33] <BrendanClements> it said it was loading stage 1.5
[08:33] <BrendanClements> when i boot, right before the rrror
[08:33] <hackercasta> i'm building a livecd based in ubuntu
[08:33] <BrendanClements> error*
[08:33] <weidhhe> hacker,u can speak spanish ya
[08:33] <jlist> hi, does anyone know why i'm getting this error when running telnet
[08:33] <jlist> lsb_release -r
[08:33] <hackercasta> i use remastersys
[08:33] <antonius602> error 21 still, brendan ?
[08:33] <jlist> telnet: /usr/lib/libstdc++.so.6: version `GLIBCXX_3.4' not found (required by telnet)
[08:33] <LaveliDeara> hi there
[08:33] <jlist> on 9.04
[08:33] <hackercasta> but i have a trouble
[08:34] <indus> BrendanClements: ok open another terminal , and type sudo fdisk -l
[08:34] <BrendanClements> still working on it
[08:34] <Bache> Can anyone help me with AVG installation on Ubuntu 9.04 ? I'm a newbie :-(
[08:34] <LaveliDeara> I have issues with wifi in my sony vaio notebook
[08:34] <error404notfound> i have got some eml and some HTML Nimda viruses in my system while copying data from a Windows Drive, i tried clamtk but it doest clean them, i have to manually quaratine 1700+ file, any other solution?
[08:34] <Bache> Can anyone help me with AVG 8.5 installation on Ubuntu 9.04 ? I'm a newbie :-(
[08:34] <G-man> what program
[08:34] <BrendanClements> done
[08:34] <G-man> i wanna get this show on the road
[08:34] <Bache>  Can anyone help me with AVG 8.5 installation on Ubuntu 9.04 ? I'm a newbie :-(
[08:34] <LaveliDeara> sytem->administrator->hardware drivers a doesn't show any drivers
[08:34] <antonius602> tits show on the road
[08:34] <hackercasta> mi livecd need use a nfs server and to do it i need use aufs module
[08:34] <indus> !paste | BrendanClements
[08:34] <weidhhe> error,write a script
[08:35] <Bache>  Can anyone help me with AVG 8.5 installation on Ubuntu 9.04 ? I'm a newbie :-(
[08:35] <hackercasta> Bache
[08:35] <Lartza_> What would be lightweight music player with library function?
[08:35] <G-man> if any of u guys lookign for some good times check out MetropolisReborndotcom
[08:35] <Dayofswords> avg has a linux version?
[08:35] <G-man> great free Ultima Online server
[08:35] <hackercasta> AVG to scan windows files?¿
[08:36] <Bluey> Bache - okay I'll bite - why are you installing a windows a/v scanner on linux?
[08:36] <weidhhe> haha
[08:36] <weidhhe> this is one of typical ubuntuers
[08:36] <Dayofswords> get clamAV if your really want a virus scanner
[08:37] <BrendanClements> @indus - i'm on a laptop typing the desktop results, give me a second to get it into the paste url
[08:37] <Lartza_> Would listen be the best choice?
[08:37] <G-man> dude... u don't need AVG on ubuntu
[08:37] <indus> BrendanClements:  type 'find /boot/grub/stage1' without quotes gives error?
[08:37] <G-man> unless u like dippin in other people's sugar bowls....
[08:37] <G-man> hehe
[08:38] <Lartza_> G-man: lol
[08:38] <Bluey> :-)
[08:38] <drygrain> Lartza_, i'm using xmms
[08:38] <drygrain> Lartza_, it reminds me of winamp
[08:38] <Lartza_> drygrain: BUt it doesn't have that great library function and I want gui
[08:38] <drygrain> me too actually
[08:38] <Lartza_> I want and need a library
[08:38] <drygrain> let me know
[08:38] <drygrain> when you find one
[08:38] <drygrain> :)
[08:38] <Lartza_> ...
[08:38] <G-man> name something i can DL of the net , to burn me a Disc of ubuntu
[08:38] <G-man> the iso
[08:38] <weidhhe> xmms seems can not support unicode display?
[08:39] <Lartza_> drygrain: FInd what exactly?
[08:39] <Bluey> nero
[08:39] <G-man> bah
[08:39] <G-man> that shit takes forever
[08:39] <drygrain> a music player with a library
[08:39] <Lartza_> SO, music players with library function, listen, amarok, banshee, rhythmbox and banshee
[08:39] <drygrain> i dont really like xmms to be honest
[08:39] <BrendanClements> @indus yes it does, error 15: file not found. copying the hard drive results now on the paste url
[08:39] <Lartza_> Those are what I know
[08:39] <sub[t]rnl> jlist: try sudo apt-get install build-essentials
[08:39] <weidhhe> drygrain,what do u meant when saying library?
[08:39] <drygrain> amarok wouldnt work for me
[08:40] <Bluey> dry -- what happens?
[08:40] <drygrain> i dont remember
[08:40] <weidhhe> amarok seems to be best..
[08:40] <Lartza_> drygrain: Listen, amarok, rhythmbox, banshee, songbird
[08:40] <sub[t]rnl> jlist: looks like you might be missing your libc6-dev, this will take care of it for you
[08:40] <jlist> sub[t]rnl: i get the same error when running apt-get
[08:40] <Lartza_> SO what would be light?
[08:40] <Bluey> I have amarok 1.4 working on ubuntu 9.04
[08:40] <weidhhe> u can expand it freely if possible
[08:40] <Lartza_> I have limited resources on my computer
[08:40] <Lartza_> Listen?
[08:40] <Bluey> 2.x had too many things missing
[08:40] <kaushal> checking in again for my query
[08:40] <kaushal> ?
[08:40] <drygrain> does it have library?
[08:40] <sub[t]rnl> jlist: mind showing the exact error when you run apt-get?
[08:40] <jlist> sub[t]rnl: i do have build-essential. i have gcc
[08:40] <drygrain> sorted by artist etc
[08:40] <Lartza_> drygrain: What?
[08:40] <G-man> btw what file system should i use
[08:40] <G-man> for ubuntu
[08:41] <Lartza_> Listen? Yes of course
[08:41] <drygrain> is there iTunes for Linux :D
[08:41] <Bluey> dry - yes...
[08:41] <Lartza_> No...
[08:41] <Bluey> dry -- not that I am aware of
[08:41] <G-man> when i re partition
[08:41] <herenbdy> dylnuge: you can run it under wine if you want to
[08:41] <herenbdy> dylnuge: but there are plenty of other media players
[08:41] <Lartza_> iTunes is WIndows and Max only
[08:41] <weidhhe>  :D
[08:41] <Lartza_> *Mac
[08:41] <drygrain> ah
[08:41] <jlist> sub[t]rnl: i sent a pm
[08:41] <herenbdy> Lartza_: itunes works onder wine
[08:41] <sub[t]rnl> jlist: kk
[08:41] <drygrain> well is there an open source itunes clone?
[08:41] <prince_jammys> !itunes
[08:41] <herenbdy> drygrain: dozens of them
[08:41] <Bluey> dry - no...
[08:41] <Lartza_> Okey, but for my question, listen as a lightweight music player with library or something else??
[08:42] <weidhhe> should have ...
[08:42] <G-man> hey
[08:42] <herenbdy> drygrain: wait, do you want ipod specific functionality, or just media playing?
[08:42] <G-man> what file system
[08:42] <G-man> when i re format
[08:42] <G-man> its gonna ask
[08:42] <Lartza_> G-man: ext
[08:42] <G-man> which one is best for ubuntu
[08:42] <drygrain> ipod function would be nice
[08:42] <herenbdy> G-man: ext3/4
[08:42] <indus> BrendanClements: iam waiting,
[08:42] <drygrain> i have an ipod shuffle
[08:42] <Bluey> gman - I am partial to reiserfs
[08:42] <weidhhe> no best,just one u feel handy
[08:42] <sub[t]rnl> jlist: looks like a sym link is off, oddly
[08:42] <drygrain> is it banshee then?
[08:42] <Lartza_> !players
[08:43] <G-man> not gonna make a significant difference is it
[08:43] <G-man> ?
[08:43] <jlist> sub[t]rnl: oh.
[08:43] <emydvx> hi
[08:43] <BrendanClements> @indus http://paste.ubuntu.com/267776/
[08:43] <herenbdy> G-man: ext4 is supposed to perform better
[08:43] <Bluey> hello emy
[08:43] <drygrain> herenbdy, which one has ipod functionality?
[08:43] <Lovecraft> weidhhe, C'mon .. dance for us.  We miss your witty repartee over in ##linux
[08:43] <G-man> so do ext 4
[08:43] <sub[t]rnl> jlist: hrmn..
[08:43] <G-man> if it lets me
[08:43] <Bluey> heren -- yes but the defaults for disc writes --
[08:43] <G-man> ?
[08:43] <Bluey> is bad
[08:43] <BrendanClements> Yes it does jump from 3 to 5 and yes the id is "f" for sda3
[08:44] <weidhhe> lovecraft,how could u follow me?
[08:44] <weidhhe> haha
[08:44] <suigeneris> how can I negate a search with find? ie. search for non-mp3 files
[08:44] <herenbdy> G-man: yeah
[08:44] <sub[t]rnl> jlist: ls -al /usr/lib/libstdc++.so.6 shows what?
[08:44] <G-man> which one is good
[08:44] <herenbdy> drygrain: i'm not sure, I think rhythymbox might support ipods
[08:44] <herenbdy> G-man: which what is good?
[08:44] <G-man> if i plan on playing a 2d windows game
[08:44] <G-man> file system
[08:44] <BrendanClements> lol, solitaire Gman?
[08:44] <G-man> Ultima Online
[08:44] <Bluey>  reiser works fine with wine
[08:44] <G-man> best game forever
[08:44] <Lartza_> Hey drygrain
[08:44] <jlist> sub[t]rnl: lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 19 2009-08-03 18:40 /usr/lib/libstdc++.so.6 -> libstdc++.so.6.0.10
[08:45] <herenbdy> G-man: no reasno to use a specific file system for a game
[08:45] <nnull> G-man→ anyone still play it?
[08:45] <indus> BrendanClements: you dont seem to have an ubuntu partition there
[08:45] <Bluey> yeah in some cases I use ext2
[08:45] <Lartza_> drygrain: "Are you sick of audio players that think they know how to organize your music for you?"
[08:45] <herenbdy> G-man: unless the game ahs multi-100MB files or something
[08:45] <G-man> www.metropolisreborn.cam
[08:45] <sub[t]rnl> jlist: welp, that looks normal
[08:45] <indus> BrendanClements: how exactly are you booting ubuntu?
[08:45] <BrendanClements> live cd
[08:45] <prince_jammys> suigeneris: find /toplevel_dir -type -f ! -iname '*.mp3'
[08:45] <antonius602> olde english + fruit punch = surprisingly good
[08:45] <BrendanClements> it WAS installed onto a flash drive
[08:45] <Bluey> fs is really a personal choice -- just not fat....
[08:45] <antonius602> whoops....wrong tab lol
[08:45] <G-man> i just remember installing before
[08:45] <prince_jammys> suigeneris: -type f, not -type -f
[08:46] <suigeneris> prince_jammys, thanks
[08:46] <G-man> and i read alot about it on the internet... it was really mixed emotions about the best file system to use
[08:46] <G-man> im not gonna lie, im a gamer and i watch movies, music, homework etc.
[08:46] <Bluey> gman -- what do you plan to do?  desktop?
[08:46] <BrendanClements> @indus I checked the flash drive, it was empty before and had 400 mb of installed ubuntu stuff on it after. i don't know where this grub installed to
[08:46] <antonius602> LVM = garbage
[08:46] <indus> BrendanClements: what do you mean 'installed' to a flash drive
[08:46] <G-man> aye, its a desktop
[08:46] <antonius602> ext4 was good to me..but stay away from LVM crap
[08:46] <herenbdy> LVM?
[08:46] <BrendanClements> i ran a live cd and went to install it, from the options i selected my 8 gb flash drive as the install directory
[08:46] <G-man> u got a brand new desktop
[08:46] <G-man> or what
[08:46] <Bluey> g-man - I'd go with ext3 / ext 4 /reiser
[08:47] <antonius602> linux volume
[08:47] <weidhhe> best file system should be ntfs,now 3.1 edition,,,m$ should opensouce it to linux lovers
[08:47] <jlist> sub[t]rnl: it's similar to the one described here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=769649 but mine is about /usr/lib/... as opposed to /usr/local/lib
[08:47] <antonius602> just stay away from it....don't get curious lol
[08:47] <antonius602> like homosexuality.....better to just not get curious
[08:47] <G-man> lol
[08:47] <G-man> so is there like a "default"
[08:47] <herenbdy> MS hates the GPL
[08:47] <G-man> cuz i remember it asking me that question
[08:48] <herenbdy> G-man: ext3/4 are the defaults for ubuntu
[08:48] <G-man> which file system
[08:48] <G-man> okay
[08:48] <prince_jammys> G-man: go with ext3 if you don't know which to select.
[08:48] <G-man> what does the 3 or 4 represent
[08:48] <G-man> ?
[08:48] <antonius602> herenbdy stick with that....
[08:48] <indus> ext4 is not default
[08:48] <herenbdy> antonius602: stick with what?
[08:48] <antonius602> i did alternate install 9.04. and LVM was an option
[08:48] <herenbdy> ext4 will be default in karmic iirc?
[08:48] <indus> !ext4
[08:48] <antonius602> herenbdy EXT3
[08:48] <herenbdy> what does LVM mean?
[08:48] <weidhhe> ext4 has little improvement over ext3....
[08:48] <herenbdy> !lvm
[08:48] <indus> ext4 is default in karmic for fresh installs yes
[08:48] <antonius602> linux volume media
[08:48] <herenbdy> ohhh
[08:48] <antonius602> media?
[08:49] <herenbdy> software raid
[08:49] <G-man> better for movies
[08:49] <G-man> or what
[08:49] <indus> but those who upgrade from ext3 will remain on ext3
[08:49] <antonius602> maybe..but...it's a single partition, broken into several...ur boot..swap...and /
[08:49] <PapaGoose> BrendanClements: do you still get error 21 if you try and boot with the usb stick in?
[08:49] <sub[t]rnl> jlist: try this.. echo /usr/lib/ | sudo tee -a /etc/ld.so.conf.d/libc.conf && sudo ldconfig
[08:49] <antonius602> fcking crazy hard to mount...if need of emergency rescue
[08:49] <herenbdy> G-man: you can use the same file system for everything unless you have a very special need, ie: video editing
[08:49] <indus> BrendanClements: i dont have all the time in the world
[08:49] <antonius602> lvm..hta is
[08:49] <antonius602> that is
[08:50] <BrendanClements> sorry, what?
[08:50] <sub[t]rnl> jlist: basically supplying the path to your libc.conf
[08:50] <G-man> im gonna do (/10) (2swap) (/home rest of hd)
[08:50] <indus> !language > antonius602
[08:50] <G-man> on ext 3
[08:50] <antonius602> ffs
[08:50] <G-man> i guess
[08:50] <indus> BrendanClements: i asked a question, how did you 'install' to flash drive
[08:50] <G-man> i would like to know what the difference is
[08:50] <jlist> sub[t]rnl: it outputs /usr/lib/
[08:50] <miguelonnnn> please tell me, if i undertood what i read, composition x servers do an additional step to display graphics, why don't make simply a x composition server, so the output is already composited and avoid two stages which makes it slower?
[08:50] <BrendanClements> I think i missed something, i was waiting for you. i apologize for the inconvienence and appreciate your patience
[08:50] <G-man> but i dont think anybody really knows
[08:50] <Lartza_> what is the difference in xmms, xmms2 and mpd?
[08:51] <sub[t]rnl> jlist: correct, but it also adds it to the file, now try running apt
[08:51] <jlist> sub[t]rnl: i'm not sure what it means, though.
[08:51] <BrendanClements> @indus i said above that i ran the live cd and selected the flash drive as the install directory
[08:51] <antonius602> Lartza_ they will all play ur music lol
[08:51] <jlist> sub[t]rnl: just ran apt-get again, same errors
[08:51] <indus> BrendanClements: oh ok
[08:51] <BrendanClements> once again, sorry and thanks
[08:51] <sub[t]rnl> jlist did you run ldconfig?
[08:51] <indus> BrendanClements: ok
[08:51] <drygrain> Lartza_, i went with banshee
[08:51] <G-man> so which should i DL the 9.04 desktop or the 8.04
[08:51] <Lartza_> Well I know difference of xmms and xmms2/mpd
[08:52] <jlist> sub[t]rnl: yes
[08:52] <indus> BrendanClements: is the flash drive plugged in now?
[08:52] <drygrain> and vlc
[08:52] <G-man> 8.04 says maintained until 2011
[08:52] <BrendanClements> just ran a search for "grub" on my main boot drive and only found 4 .gif files :(
[08:52] <weidhhe> g-man,,use slackware  ya
[08:52] <Lartza_> But, xmms2 vs mpd
[08:52] <jlist> sub[t]rnl: actually /usr/lib/ is already in there. I see two lines of it now
[08:52] <herenbdy> G-man: 9.04 is newer, but is maintained for a shorter period
[08:52] <Lartza_> drygrain: VLC rocks for media other than music
[08:52] <herenbdy> G-man: 9.10 (coming out next april) will be the next long-term release
[08:52] <jlist> sub[t]rnl: /usr/local/lib in front of /usr/lib/
[08:52] <indus> herenbdy: thats 10.04
[08:52] <G-man> will i be able to upgrade
[08:52] <G-man> within ubuntu
[08:52] <G-man> ?
[08:52] <herenbdy> err, yeah :)
[08:52] <herenbdy> G-man: yes
[08:53] <sub[t]rnl> sub[t]rnl: on top of, right?
[08:53] <biesbjerg> Hi, I setup a webserver on my ubuntu 8.04, NATted port 80 to the internal IP - but I'm not able to access the webserver by using the external IP? CanYouSeeMe.org confirms port 80 is open and natted to the correct internal IP - so what have I missed?
[08:53] <herenbdy> G-man: though fresh installs are usually cleaner
[08:53] <G-man> so use 8.04
[08:53] <sub[t]rnl> jlist: on top of, right?
[08:53] <G-man> then take the leap
[08:53] <G-man> later on
[08:53] <jlist> sub[t]rnl: sorry on top of
[08:53] <herenbdy> biesbjerg: most ISPs block port 80
[08:53] <indus> BrendanClements: i aks again, is the flash drive plugged in now?
[08:53] <G-man> Roger!
[08:53] <BrendanClements> negative
[08:53] <sub[t]rnl> jlist: wonder why its complaining...
[08:53] <drygrain> how hard is it to upgrade to newest stable release?
[08:53] <indus> BrendanClements: then how do u expect it to boot?
[08:53] <BrendanClements> but when it was i still got the grub error
[08:53] <sub[t]rnl> hrm
[08:53] <herenbdy> biesbjerg: even though I specifically forwad port 80 on my router, I cannot access port 80 externally
[08:53] <BrendanClements> let me try it again
[08:53] <Jorsher> hello :) can someone help me with a quick filesystem question?
[08:53] <herenbdy> biesbjerg: oh... canyouseeme.org can see you, nvm
[08:54] <weidhhe> biesbjerg,tell me ur ip,let me scan u~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
[08:54] <indus> BrendanClements:yes plug it in then do the find /boot/grub/stage1
[08:54] <weidhhe> haha
[08:54] <drygrain> lol weidhhe
[08:54] <G-man> 32 or 64 ?
[08:54] <G-man> i have a pentium d
[08:54] <G-man> lol
[08:54] <G-man> 925
[08:54] <drygrain> take it to undernet
[08:54] <FloodBot3> G-man: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:54] <herenbdy> G-man: 32bit
[08:54] <G-man> roger
[08:54] <biesbjerg> weidhhe: Go ahead ;) /whois biesbjerg
[08:55] <weidhhe>  :|
[08:55] <drygrain> no no no
[08:55] <BrendanClements> Sorry indus. I figured if the flash drive wasn't plugged in then grub had to be on the hd :( re-booting live cd, almost in now
[08:55] <drygrain> dont put your real name in the real name box
[08:55] <drygrain> on irc
[08:55] <drygrain> *facepalm*
[08:55] <BrendanClements> i aint hard to find
[08:55] <Jorsher> how do i change my primary filesystem back to read-write from read only?
[08:55] <drygrain> lol
[08:55] <BrendanClements> 27 terrace street, montpelier vermont
[08:56] <BrendanClements> come get me
[08:56] <drygrain> lol
[08:56] <G-man> damn server down or what
[08:56] <G-man> wont let me DL
[08:56] <drygrain> i'll sign you up for free gay porn ad mailing lists
[08:56] <G-man> 8.04
[08:56] <drygrain> :/
[08:56] <BrendanClements> i'll be waiting with my baretta 40 cal... now that's just messed up
[08:56] <drygrain> and so will romanians on undernet
[08:56] <drygrain> so lol2u
[08:56] <drygrain> :]
[08:56] <Jorsher> anyone know?
[08:57] <BrendanClements> dirty... very dirty (waits for live cd...)
[08:57] <drygrain> lol
[08:57] <drygrain> so guys
[08:58] <drygrain> i have this netbook
[08:58] <drygrain> and its not very good at rendering 3d
[08:58] <bashca> any 1 can help me  fix  this The OAFIID error is not a GnoMenu bug... its a gnome-panel bug.
[08:58] <drygrain> how do i find out what video card i have and how i can improve its functionality?
[08:58] <Decessus> drygrain, that's because it's a netbook
[08:58] <laclasse> drygrain, lspci | grep VGA
[08:58] <weidhhe> dry,lspci
[08:58] <weidhhe> hmmmm
[08:58] <BrendanClements> @indus "no such file or directory" but i am certain that this is because i am in live cd and the terminal starts out in the default place
[08:58] <drygrain> lspci?
[08:58] <weidhhe> or |grep video
[08:58] <drygrain> in terminal?
[08:59] <Decessus> They're not made for power, more so portability.
[08:59] <weidhhe> yes
[08:59] <AdvoWork> Hi there. i want to upgrade the CPU for my computer/server running ubuntu. Its not dual core, so am i safe/ok to swap it, i.e it wont effect anything(kernel)?
[08:59] <BrendanClements> what was the command to find the hard drives again so i can do a cd?
[08:59] <laclasse> drygrain, and as mentionned before, don't expect netbook to excel at 'rendering 3d'
[08:59] <bacardi1993> hey guys i have a question. i wont to set up an bridged interface for a virtualbox on an ubuntu 8.04 server, because i have only remote access i want to use a second ip address to do this. but i don't have any idea how to do this
[08:59] <Lartza_> Does music player dameon use music library/database?
[08:59] <S_A> Hi! How can i get resolution of 1400x990 ? I am using Intel 865G and Ubuntu 9.04.
[08:59] <prince_jammys> BrendanClements: maybe you're talking about sudo fdisk -l
[08:59] <Dulak> My netbook 3d is slooow
[08:59] <drygrain> 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 945GME Express Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 03)
[09:00] <drygrain> 00:02.1 Display controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 945GM/GMS/GME, 943/940GML Express Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 03)
[09:00] <laclasse> S_A, xrandr -s 1440x900
[09:00] <drygrain> :x
[09:00] <PapaGoose> BrendanClements: sudo fdisk -l ?
[09:00] <BrendanClements> thanks papa
[09:00] <prince_jammys> drygrain: what ubuntu release?
[09:00] <Jorsher> nvm i found it, sudo -o remount -t sda1 /dev/sda1
[09:00] <Jorsher> thanks anyway...
[09:00] <drygrain> 9.04
[09:00] <prince_jammys> drygrain: jaunty + intel can be quite a headache.
[09:00] <G-man> bah
[09:01] <G-man> 9.04 it is
[09:01] <G-man> lol
[09:01] <S_A> laclasse: I already checked. xrandr doesn;t list this in supported mdoes
[09:01] <drygrain> is that so
[09:01] <drygrain> intel atom processor
[09:01] <drygrain> :x
[09:01] <prince_jammys> drygrain: yes, check the release notes. (or upgrade notes_
[09:01] <G-man> oh wait... can i run UO in 9.04
[09:01] <G-man> ?
[09:01] <BrendanClements> @indus i now have /dev/sdba 1, 2 and 5
[09:01] <G-man> Ultima Online with razor
[09:01] <laclasse> S_A, how do u know the card/monitor can do this then?
[09:01] <ravn2> hey guys, anyone have used any good ocr software in ubuntu?
[09:02] <eueu> Hello, would somebody have any skills to check whether this smb.conf could work to share the whole system w/o restriction? http://vim.pastey.net/124886 no answer on #samba
[09:02] <drygrain> so will karmic work better with intel?
[09:02] <BrendanClements> @indus but this error occurs even when the flash drive is out meaning that the hard drives in the comp are looking for something they shouldn't be
[09:02] <S_A> laclasse: This is very generic wide screen resolution and shud be possible.
[09:02] <timClicks> drygrain: what do you mean by that, which component?
[09:02] <laclasse> S_A, never assume
[09:02] <prince_jammys> drygrain: allegedly yes.
[09:02] <weidhhe> drygrain,u are workong on intel x4500 ,there is no tweak method for the integrated with a low cpu...swich back to xp is the last solution
[09:03] <drygrain> :o
[09:03] <weidhhe>  :D
[09:03] <laclasse> S_A, if you monitor does not give to xrandr the EID data that says 1440x900, then it could be your video bios no catering for that size
[09:03] <drygrain> timClicks, graphics cards
[09:03] <drygrain> timClicks, also the atom processor
[09:03] <prince_jammys> drygrain: i got so frustrated with my intel card, i went back to hardy (which is fine).
[09:03] <laclasse> S_A, i suggest you find the real modes supported by your exact monitor
[09:03] <drygrain> how do i downgrade to hardy
[09:04] <timClicks> drygrain: how confident are you to tweak things yourself?
[09:04] <BrendanClements> @indus, did you copy that?
[09:04] <drygrain> not very, but i can take instruction
[09:04] <prince_jammys> drygrain: downgrading is not supported. you'd have to reinstall :( . look in the ubuntu forums for your card + jaunty, and see if there's any help.
[09:04] <timClicks> drygrain: it may not be ubuntu, you could try searching for other 'window managers'
[09:04] <timClicks> and see how you feel
[09:05] <timClicks> most are very snappy, even on machines with lower specs
[09:05] <drygrain> likee kde/gnome?
[09:05] <PapaGoose> BrendanClements: What does it say in /etc/boot/grub/menu.lst
[09:05] <drygrain> :/
[09:05] <Lartza_> Anywhere I could get mpd debs?
[09:05] <timClicks> drygrain: yip :)
[09:05] <AdvoWork> is it easy enough to upgrade a cpu on a pc running ubuntu? im worried about it not booting up
[09:05] <drygrain> hm
[09:05] <timClicks> drygrain: (you're running gnome now :)
[09:05] <drygrain> yeah i know that much ;)
[09:05] <qiyong> is casper alive?
[09:06] <qiyong> !casper
[09:06] <drygrain> i used redhat once on a box i built as a teenager
[09:06] <drygrain> and used kde
[09:06] <timClicks> okay
[09:06] <weidhhe> AdvoWork,cpu upgrade is irrelevant with os...just go ahead
[09:06] <drygrain> but thats the extent of my linux knowledge
[09:06] <drygrain> because that box soon died :D
[09:06] <weidhhe>  :D
[09:07] <PapaGoose> BrendanClements: what's the output from 'cat /etc/boot/grub/menu.lst' ?
[09:07] <BrendanClements> you mean boot/grub?
[09:07] <ammonkey> AdvoWork: if u change just the cpu then no problem about your ubuntu install.. if u change mother board too it s another story u have to considerate drivers to load befaore mounting your filesystem
[09:07] <PapaGoose> BrendanClements: yes thats what i mean ;)
[09:07] <BrendanClements> I'm reading the file now... trying to get around the hashed out lines, lol
[09:07] <timClicks> drygrain: enlightenment is quite an attractive option
[09:07] <timClicks> http://xwinman.org/enlightenment.php
[09:08] <AdvoWork> ammonkey, at the moment, im just going to change memory, and cpu. so i should be fine?
[09:08] <weidhhe> fluxbox is another decent option...
[09:08] <PapaGoose> BrendanClements: brb 5 mins
[09:08]  * timClicks nods
[09:08] <BrendanClements> okay
[09:09] <G-man> what xubuntu
[09:09] <G-man> alla bout
[09:09] <clearscreen> timClicks / weidhhe: isn't the problem with all these 'lightweight' DE's that you're gonna end up needing the heavier gnome/kde libs anyway because a lot of apps depend on them?
[09:09] <G-man> whats the difference
[09:09] <G-man> between ubuntu and xubuntu
[09:09] <S_A> laclasse: Got it working.
[09:09] <clearscreen> G-man: only the desktop environment, gnome vs xfce
[09:09] <prince_jammys> G-man: ubuntu has the GNOME desktop, and xubuntu has xfce.
[09:09] <G-man> which is better
[09:09] <weidhhe> clearscreen, u r right,much dependent on some libs
[09:09] <G-man> gnome
[09:09] <G-man> ?
[09:09] <S_A> laclasse: Added a modeline and it was up
[09:09] <timClicks> G-man: try them out. see what you think
[09:09] <Madpilot> G-man, 'better' is subjective.
[09:10] <prince_jammys> G-man: xfce is lighter. gnome probably has more features, but is more bloated.
[09:10] <G-man> so xubuntu
[09:10] <Madpilot> G-man, xfce is less resource intensive, if you're running an older machine
[09:10] <weidhhe> but gnome is more elegant...
[09:10] <G-man> this computer came out in 2007
[09:10] <clearscreen> xubuntu if you're still using a pentium 2 ***
[09:11] <Madpilot> G-man, a 2007 machine will run gnome just fine. my machine is older than that.
[09:11] <clearscreen> a 2002 machine will run gnome just fine :P
[09:11] <Trijntje> If I install ubuntu with alternate install, how do I prevent it overwriting my vista partition?
[09:11] <G-man> all of them lighter than xp
[09:11] <f00f> any1 have a server migration guide ?
[09:11] <G-man> i assum
[09:11] <G-man> :)
[09:11] <Bluey> I have a circa 2001 machine that runs gnome just fine..
[09:11] <Bluey> trin - manually partition
[09:11] <Madpilot> G-man, yes. (and please don't use Enter as punctuation!)
[09:12] <BrendanClements> @PaPa: http:/ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1261667
[09:12] <prince_jammys> Trijntje: there'll be a part of the installer which gives you the option to partition as you wish.
[09:12] <weidhhe> build ur own gnome ,erase those u wont use for ever..
[09:12] <indus> BrendanClements: 10 min sorry iam busy now
[09:12] <BrendanClements> @papa my last post quotes the output of that file
[09:12] <Trijntje> prince_jammys: but won't it put grub on the partition with the boot flag? Cause thats where my vista is
[09:13] <rik1> ciao
[09:13] <weidhhe> g-man,u seems wrong.xp is much better in any way except of $$$$
[09:13] <BrendanClements> i think that's what it did because even with the flash drive out it gives me the grub error
[09:13] <clearscreen> Trijntje: grub usually auto detects windows installs and adds them to the boot list
[09:13] <BrendanClements> any idea where the boot list files are?
[09:13] <prince_jammys> Trijntje: you can instruct the installer to leave that partition alone.
[09:14] <piteer> hi
[09:14] <weidhhe> boot list file?its  menu.lst for grub loader
[09:14] <BrendanClements> lol, woulda if i knew how. its a little late now anyway - we're in the recovery phase now
[09:14] <rik1> :-[
[09:14] <clearscreen> BrendanClements: /boot/grub/menu.lst
[09:15] <BrendanClements> that's the ubuntu load file, but you said it installed on the other directory
[09:15] <BrendanClements> there is no "boot" file in the main hard drive
[09:15] <BrendanClements> folder*
[09:15] <weidhhe> BrendanClement, u r lovely ya
[09:15] <weidhhe> haha
[09:16] <BrendanClements> no, i am screwed if i don't get this fixed within a few hours
[09:16] <Trijntje> prince_jammys: I see, but I thought that grub needed to be on the first partition or something like that. But if I just select the correct part of the disk grub will magically figure things out itself?
[09:16] <weidhhe> see:en.wikipedia.org/wiki/boot_loader
[09:17] <RobotCow> what happened to wicd? its not in the repos anymore. how can i get it?
[09:17] <PapaGoose> @BrendanClements ok so it looks like the problem is that the uuid's are incorrect, so the first thing to try is commenting out all of the sections relating to ubuntu, that is all of the lines after 'End Default Options' up to 'END DEBIAN....'
[09:17] <weidhhe> grub can be installed in any partation of mbr!
[09:17] <G-man> when burning ubuntu to cd, do i make data cd / dvd  or dvd video?
[09:17] <weidhhe> or ,not of
[09:17] <prince_jammys> Trijntje: i'm inclined to say the installer will "work it out" (i've done it myself a few times), but consult with others to verify.
[09:17] <G-man> i have dvd discs
[09:17] <PapaGoose> @BrendanClements no idea if that'll work :P but fingers crossed
[09:18] <BrendanClements> okay
[09:18] <BrendanClements> and i should start with the flash drive in?
[09:18] <BrendanClements> keep in mind, i still get the error with the flash drive out
[09:18] <Trijntje> prince_jammys: well, as long as it leaves my vista alone, ill keep a copy of my current menu.lst to manualy add vista if needed
[09:18] <PapaGoose> @BrendanClements the alternative is that grub is going wrong earlier in the boot process, in which case menu.lst won't even be used
[09:19] <PapaGoose> @BrendanClements hmm actually maybe it would be better to try reinstalling grub like someone suggested before
[09:19] <weidhhe> g-man,u need more disk knoweldge,,,data disk and boot disk..audio disk,video disk...
[09:19] <BrendanClements> it won't let me save because i do not have the permissions, lol
[09:19] <BrendanClements> what is the terminal command to reinstall?
[09:19] <|-Gobi-|> does anyone know what is wrong when I ctrl-alt-f2  I just get blank screen not TTY
[09:19] <G-man> i want to make boot disc
[09:19] <G-man> of ubuntu
[09:19] <weidhhe> root (hdx,y)---> setup...
[09:20] <G-man> i have those options in my burning software
[09:20] <chriscohen> hello - i'm running ubuntu 8.04 and i'm having trouble with a cron job that is not running, located in cron.weekly... could someone let me know what i should check in order to make sure it's going to run, please?
[09:20] <prince_jammys> Trijntje: if it's like the minimal installer (which i think it is), at one point you'll reach the Partitioner stage. Select 'manual' and ensure that the windows partition isn't touched at all.
[09:20] <PapaGoose> @BrendanClements actually maybe the bigger problem is that you can't do find /boot/grub/stage1, so grub mightn't even be on the correct drive
[09:20] <Dulak> Get the permissions, then you get the power, then you get the women
[09:21] <PapaGoose> is your USB stick bootable?
[09:21] <Trijntje> prince_jammys: ill do that, thanks for your help
[09:21] <BrendanClements> Well it gives me the error EVEN when the flash drive is out. Keep in mind that the flash drive is what ubuntu was installed onto.
[09:21] <PapaGoose> http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-24113.html
[09:21] <weidhhe> g_man, u wanna burn disk to install ubuntu?its unnecessary
[09:21] <prince_jammys> Trijntje: welcome. do that stage slowly :)
[09:21] <G-man> well i wanted to reformat while i was at it
[09:21] <G-man> as well
[09:21] <G-man> i can do that without cd
[09:21] <G-man> ?
[09:22] <weidhhe> not difficult except one partation...
[09:22] <BrendanClements> @PaPa: at this point i don't even care about ubuntu not working with the flash drive. all i want to do is make it so i can use windows xp again by removing whatever ubuntu installed onto my hard drive
[09:22] <PapaGoose> @BrendanClements ghostintheshell seems to have a working solution
[09:22] <weidhhe> where u locate ur iso file
[09:23] <G-man> i wanted to redo partitoins
[09:23] <G-man> as well
[09:23] <PapaGoose> @BrendanClements yes I understand, i had *exactly* the same problem as you, and I got my windows back by using the XP install disk in recovery mode. but since you don't have it, we need to fix grub instead
[09:23] <G-man> cuz i have three right now for windows xp, one for windows xp, one for programs, and one for downloads
[09:23] <bobthemil> G-man: Well, it's difficult to reformat without the use of a live-cd-esque environment.
[09:23] <PapaGoose> @BrendanClements because without the XP install cd, you can't restore the original NT bootloader that comes with windows
[09:23] <BrendanClements> okay, i see the post
[09:24] <G-man> so use my g-parted cd
[09:24] <weidhhe> u can only change other partations there is no  install files on
[09:24] <G-man> first?
[09:24] <BrendanClements> @weidhhe the iso was burned onto a dis
[09:24] <bobthemil> I'd personally suggest using gparted
[09:24] <PapaGoose> so first step would be to mount your ubuntu partition as suggested
[09:24] <bobthemil> G-man: Well, the ubuntu install CD is equally fine for the job unless you plan on doing advanced partition management.
[09:24] <G-man> yeah i was going to paartition
[09:24] <G-man> i just find thinks are more neat like that
[09:24] <weidhhe> g-man, burn disk la,that 's easist..
[09:24] <bobthemil> The ubuntu live CD is fine to do basic partition management.
[09:25] <PapaGoose> someone else says if you have windows, make sure you install to the device (/dev/hda for example) rather than a partition (/dev/hda1) or else windows will be irreparably damaged
[09:25] <bobthemil> Actually, it's more than fine.
[09:25] <PapaGoose> so keep an eye out for that
[09:25] <BrendanClements> @papa i do not have ab applications>system tools folder. how do i get root access with the default terminal?
[09:25] <G-man> thats what i was asking for a program
[09:25] <bobthemil> If you boot into the live environment on it, then run the gnome-equivalent of "kdesudo gparted" and you'll have a very similar environment to the gparted live distro.
[09:25] <G-man> name so i can dl a image burner
[09:25] <G-man> to make my ubuntu cd, then iw as going to run g parted,
[09:25] <weidhhe> learn to install os from hard disk is necessary...
[09:26] <prince_jammys> G-man: a windows cd image burner?
[09:26] <G-man> aye
[09:26] <PapaGoose> @BrendanClements you just stick 'sudo' in front of any command to run it with root privileges
[09:26] <BrendanClements> thank you. trying now
[09:26] <prince_jammys> G-man: you probably have one already. back in the day, i used to use 'deepburner', which was freeware.
[09:26] <iridian_> what repository should I use as "unstable", I'm on 9.04? I would like to retrieve the latest sqlite3, and I know how to pin the other packages
[09:27] <PapaGoose> actually wait a sec...
[09:27] <iridian_> (and I would like to automate process, so one-off dpkg-buildpackage is disliked option)
[09:27] <PapaGoose> you're going to run into problems
[09:27] <silverfast> G-man ://help.ubuntu.com/community/BurningIsoHowto
[09:27] <PapaGoose> because grub will want to be installed onto an ubuntu installation
[09:27] <bobthemil> PapaGoose, BrendanClements: You should only use sudo for command line programs. When running GUI programs, you should use kdesudo or gnome-sudo depending on your window manager.
[09:27] <BrendanClements> yes i am
[09:27] <G-man> thanks
[09:28] <silverfast> G-man :https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BurningIsoHowto
[09:28] <PapaGoose> @bobthemil: mkdir /mnt/* is command line ;)
[09:28] <BrendanClements> which is on the flash drive. the problem is not in the flash drive it is on the hard drive :(
[09:28] <prince_jammys> iridian_: perhaps it's available from a ppa.
[09:28] <PapaGoose> thats right...hmmm....
[09:28] <bobthemil> PapaGoose: I was clarifying for future reference.
[09:28] <PapaGoose> @BrendanClements: is there no way at all to get the XP install cd?
[09:28] <BrendanClements> well, maybe there IS a problem there but i really don't care if that one gets fixed. just whatever it screwed up in the windows drive
[09:29] <PapaGoose> @BrendanClements: because if you can get it, its like a 5 minute fix
[09:29] <BrendanClements> negative
[09:29] <BrendanClements> blah this sucks
[09:29] <iridian_> prince_jammys: it's not just a one-off thing, as the developer team developing the other module update their dependencies every now and then, I would like to get it from a 'stable' unstable source
[09:29] <ninel> hi after upgrading to 9.04 I cant activate my HP520's wifi  but I upgraded it befor too from 8.04 to 8.11
[09:29] <silverfast> G-man : you can also partition with http://gparted.sourceforge.net/ live CD
[09:29] <iridian_> so that I could just apt-get install -t unstable sqlite3 when I need to update to the latest
[09:29] <prince_jammys> iridian_: ok, it seemed like a bad idea :)
[09:30] <prince_jammys> the ppa, that is.
[09:30] <weidhhe> ninel,what is ur wireless chip?
[09:30] <ninel> its HP520 laptop
[09:30] <iridian_> (is there another channel I might be wanting to ask this question?)
[09:31] <G-man> there we go.. its burning now
[09:31] <G-man> im gonna go ahead and redo gparted as well
[09:31] <weidhhe> i know ,intel /athoes/bcm?
[09:31] <G-man> cuz for whatever reason i coudlnt get my old cd to run
[09:31] <G-man> i think it was scratched
[09:31] <ninel> probably intel
[09:31] <weidhhe> lspci |grep wireless
[09:31] <ninel> it works from live CD @weidhhe
[09:32] <BrendanClements> man this would be so simple if i just knew what file grub edited on the main hard drive
[09:32] <BrendanClements> grrrrrr
[09:32] <remoteCTR1> ok guys i got a tricky one here: i deleted a partition in a multi boot environment from within windows xp, now when grub loads i get an error 15 stating file not found... i have started a live cd now and would like to restore grub, how do i do that?
[09:33] <PapaGoose> @BrendanClements: it didn't edit a file per se, it changed your bootloader (outside the partition) so as i understand, there's no file on the drive to change
[09:33] <weidhhe> ninel,ur system seems messed up now...
[09:33] <PapaGoose> @BrendanClements: you change it back with the XP installer :P
[09:33] <BrendanClements> there must be a way to access it outside of the kernel level :(
[09:33] <PapaGoose> @remoteCTR1 http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=24113
[09:33] <remoteCTR1> BrendanClements, same problem as me or whaut? :D
[09:34] <BrendanClements> error 21 with grub
[09:34] <ninel> weidhhe yep but I wanted to recover this
[09:34] <PapaGoose> @remoteCTR1: that might help, or else try looking at /boot/grub/menu.lst and see if removing invalid entries helps (I assume you didn't delete the partition grub was on)
[09:35] <G-man> ah no wonder gparted wont work right
[09:35] <ninel> I have switched many kernels
[09:35] <G-man> on the site for gpated i get this warning
[09:35] <SpartanDK> hey guys,i have a problem,help me
[09:35] <ninel> even tried 2.6.30 but no use
[09:35] <G-man> ,///WARNING/// Due to a hardware/firmware bug, it's _NOT_ recommended to run GParted live on some types of HP Pavilion machines. Otherwise your VGA card fan might be dead. For more info, please refer to this bug report.
[09:35] <G-man> but thats strange because i've ran it before without problems
[09:36] <weidhhe> to recover ur wireless card,its difficult...specify the wireless chip ,check relevant module...check driver...
[09:36] <remoteCTR1> PapaGoose, ermm... that link leads me to a a site where i can choose from genereal help, installation & upgrades, securitty discussions, etc... ?  and nope i had grub in the masterbootrecord actually...
[09:36] <Trijntje> !ask| SpartanDK
[09:36] <silverfast> BrendanClements : read http://members.iinet.net.au/~herman546/p15.html#21
[09:36] <ninel> could you specify which commandlines I could use to get the wifi chip/driver etc?
[09:37] <PapaGoose> @remoteCTR1: wierd, it works for me. Maybe its cause I'm logged in. Try here instead http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-24113.html
[09:37] <weidhhe> lspci |grep wireless
[09:37] <JoanaSoraia22> ola
[09:37] <JoanaSoraia22> SOFTWARE GRATUITO: WWW.LEGALIZA-TE.NET
[09:37] <FloodBot3> JoanaSoraia22: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:37] <Trijntje> SpartanDK: please talk in the channel, that way other people can read along and help you
[09:37] <weidhhe> check kernel edition with uname -r
[09:37] <JoanaSoraia22> true
[09:37] <JoanaSoraia22> but now SOFTWARE GRATUITO: WWW.LEGALIZA-TE.NET
[09:38] <weidhhe> install  driver  manually
[09:38] <remoteCTR1> PapaGoose, ah that looks fine! thanks man!:)
[09:38] <weidhhe> lsmod to list modules relevant to wireless
[09:38] <ninel> weidhhe I use kernel 2.6.30 now
[09:38] <PapaGoose> @BrendanClements http://www.supergrubdisk.org/ looks like the way to go
[09:38] <SpartanDK> okay,i uninstall Ubuntu,and i have a backup download file,so,i install it agains,what will i do with back up file?(i install inside Windows)
[09:39] <prince_jammys> MadAGu: darned tab completion :)
[09:39] <weidhhe> output lspci |grep wireless
[09:39] <prince_jammys> Madpilot: : darned tab completion :)
[09:39] <ninel> turning on the laptop to report you
[09:39] <miguelonnnn> hi please, 1 quetsion, if composition window managers like compiz need 2 stages, first simple output then modding output to make effects, why don't they make a composition x server, so you don't need second steps and you get straight compped graphics?
[09:39] <Trijntje> SpartanDK: I dont undertand, what is stored in the backup file?
[09:39] <BrendanClements> @papa, ill check that out, but could this be a "patch" per se?
[09:39] <BrendanClements> http://members.iinet.net.au/~herman546/p15.html#How_to_make_a_separate_Grub_Partition_
[09:39] <Madpilot> prince_jammys, crap, thanks. didn't notice I'd kicked the wrong person.
[09:39] <SpartanDK> downloaded files,it said
[09:39] <Madpilot> prince_jammys, ops fail :)
[09:40] <prince_jammys> Madpilot: then I messaged the wrong person for the same reason!
[09:40] <prince_jammys> heh
[09:40] <weidhhe> time for super here in shanghai of china~!!!!!!!
[09:40] <weidhhe> enjoy
[09:40] <weidhhe> haha
[09:40] <MadAGu> @prince_jammys: what?
[09:40] <prince_jammys> MadAGu: wrong nick, sorry.
[09:40] <ninel> its fasting month here in Bangladesh ;)
[09:40] <Trijntje> SpartanDK: if you dont know what kind of files it are, why did you backup them?
[09:40] <PapaGoose> @BrendanClements http://www.supergrubdisk.org/w/index.php5?title=UninstallGRUB
[09:40] <PapaGoose> that looks like what you want?
[09:40] <G-man> next time i log into here i should be on ubuntu , take care
[09:41] <SpartanDK> no,it;s automaticly
[09:41] <weidhhe> g-man ,u have a long way to go la
[09:41] <SpartanDK> i did not backup these files
[09:41] <MadAGu> prince_jammys: no problem :)
[09:41] <weidhhe> ninel,pay attention to ur security
[09:42] <weidhhe> hehe
[09:42] <prince_jammys> MadAGu: i was making a comment about messaging the wrong nick by using tab completion, and i made the mistake myself.
[09:42] <ninel> which secury bro?
[09:42] <Trijntje> SpartanDK: the how did you get those files? where did you find them on you system?
[09:42] <ninel> Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 3945ABG [Golan]
[09:42] <weidhhe> something with Bangladesh...
[09:43] <BrendanClements> @papa thank you for the help. i will be gone for a bit while i concentrate on getting through this crap. thanks again, i'll report back with the results
[09:43] <optimus_p> hi
[09:43] <weidhhe> lsmod |grep iw
[09:43] <ninel> weidhhe: is it related to IT or politics?
[09:43] <weidhhe> lsmod |grep 8021
[09:44] <SpartanDK> i used Ubuntu,i downloaded them when i used Ubuntu,and now,when i uninstalled it,i have a option,to backup downloaded files,thats all
[09:44] <ninel> got a table of data with  grep iw
[09:44] <weidhhe> i know...
[09:45] <Trijntje> SpartanDK: Hmm, then my guess would be that if you had no important data on your ubuntu system, you can safely ignore the backup
[09:45] <SpartanDK> okay guy,thank you
[09:45] <weidhhe> ninel,reinstall the driver of  intel 3945!
[09:45] <ninel> how to do that
[09:46] <weidhhe>  8-)
[09:46] <ninel> yes its 3945 :)
[09:46] <weidhhe> google intel 3945 chip linux
[09:46] <ninel> okie
[09:46] <PapaGoose> @BrendanClements just remember that all your stuff is still there, if necessary you can get the XP install disc at a later date and recover it, so don't panic and do anything too drastic
[09:47] <weidhhe> leave for super now..
[09:47] <weidhhe> ninel,good luck ya
[09:47] <ninel> okay I'm looking up
[09:47] <ninel> thanks buddy
[09:51] <prospire> how can I go to root in Konsole?
[09:51] <leaf-sheep> More of thoughts, opinions and feedbacks than issue... When it comes to netbook, do you guys generally encrypt it?
[09:52] <hatake_kakashi> prospire, sudo su -
[09:53] <prince_jammys> sudo -i if you want a session as superuser
[09:53] <prospire> through Konsole I want to open /etc/apache2/httpd.config in gedit
[09:53] <prospire> how do I do that?
[09:53] <prince_jammys> gksudo gedit /etc/blablah
[09:55] <BrendanClements> THANK YOU PAPA THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!!!!
[09:55] <BrendanClements> shit
[09:55] <goddard> your welcome
[09:55] <prospire> prince_jammys: thanks
[09:55] <prince_jammys> prospire: welcome.
[09:55] <BrendanClements> it started up with the recovery screen and then gave me the BSOD
[09:56] <BrendanClements> totally faked me out
[09:56] <BrendanClements> fuck
[09:56] <trupheenix> is mysql 5.1 available on Ubuntu 9.04?
[09:57] <PapaGoose> @BrendanClements what was the BSOD error?
[09:58] <iridian_> prince_jammys: ended up using a random ppa after all. Seems like easier than the alternatives after all...
[09:58] <BrendanClements> let me check
[09:58] <grouse> trupheenix, there should be a list of packages somewhere on the Ubuntu site, but I don't seem to be able to find it atm
[09:58] <antonius602> sudo replace my wife with an appreciative african refugee
[09:59] <shivek> what's the command for removing prvious versions of the kernel.
[09:59] <antonius602> dammit...that was supposed to be in my termial
[09:59] <BrendanClements> it pretends to load the vaio system recovery utility... then once it's totally loaded it says:
[09:59] <BrendanClements> "the session manager initialization system process terminated unexpectedly with a status of 0xc000003a"
[10:00] <PapaGoose> ohhh....
[10:00] <PapaGoose> why is it loading the vaio system recovery?
[10:00] <BrendanClements> lol... that doesn't sound like a good ooooh
[10:00] <BrendanClements> not sure
[10:00] <PapaGoose> did you give the boot disc the wrong partition?
[10:00] <PapaGoose> the super grub disk looks like it tells the MBR to automatically boot a partition
[10:00] <PapaGoose> and its selected the wrong one instead
[10:01] <DK> @shivek: use synaptic and remove the previous version of kernel
[10:01] <shivek> DK : no command(s) ' '?
[10:01] <antonius602> DK: i tried that, and the bi atch is still here!! lol
[10:01] <PapaGoose> @BrendanClements on this page http://www.supergrubdisk.org/w/index.php5?title=UninstallGRUB did you follow the advanced instructions and choose your windows partition yourself?
[10:01] <Bache> Bye guys. Have a great day ahead.
[10:01] <indus> BrendanClements: hi
[10:01] <indus> so where are we now
[10:02] <DK> sudo apt-get remove <previous kernel>
[10:02] <PapaGoose> wait, how far into booting windows did you get? past the loading screen with the bar?
[10:02] <DK> offcourse you have to know what package is the previous kernel
[10:02] <indus> so have we booted into ubuntu yet\
[10:02] <BrendanClements> no papa
[10:03] <shivek> DK : Thank you!  ^^D
[10:03] <BrendanClements> didn't even see the windows logo. went straight to recovery
[10:03] <indus> !who
[10:03] <PapaGoose> @BrendanClements ok well if it didn't show the windows logo, that's a *good* sign
[10:03] <PapaGoose> you probably just need to use supergrubdisk again and select a different partition instead
[10:03] <BrendanClements> hmmmm, it only shows one
[10:03] <BrendanClements> and it is not the one with windows
[10:04] <BrendanClements> wait
[10:04] <BrendanClements> this may be it
[10:05] <BrendanClements> wow, i never thought i would be so happy to see that friggen windows logo
[10:05] <groobu> hey guys, Is anyone aware of an app that is capable of syncing music to iphones?
[10:05] <BrendanClements> there, im booted
[10:05] <PapaGoose> awesome :)
[10:05] <BrendanClements> now let's see if it stays this way when i shut down and start up without the disk
[10:05] <antonius602> the only thing keeping me awake is brendans whack situation lol
[10:05] <BrendanClements> hahahahaha, thanks
[10:05] <RobotCow> groobu, have you checked songbird?
[10:05] <groobu> have not, ill have a look now
[10:06] <BrendanClements> you and me both, it's 5 am here... i'm usually sleeping a little past midnight
[10:06] <PapaGoose> the moral of the story is that you never, ever, *ever* want to see grub error 21
[10:06] <groobu> ty 4 the suggestion
[10:06] <RobotCow> np
[10:06] <BrendanClements> friggen right you don't
[10:06] <PapaGoose> 7pm here in sydney
[10:06] <BrendanClements> east coast, usa
[10:06] <antonius602> 2am west coast usa!!
[10:06] <antonius602> long live linux tweakers!
[10:06] <PapaGoose> brendan clearly wins
[10:06] <DK> 4 pm vietnam
[10:07] <BrendanClements> uh oh
[10:07] <BrendanClements> its trying for the system recovery again
[10:07] <PapaGoose> ok
[10:07] <clearscreen> i'm 12 and what is this? (but honestly, lets move this to #ubuntu-offtopic :P)
[10:07] <BrendanClements> bsod
[10:07] <antonius602> bsod lol
[10:07] <PapaGoose> when you used supergrubdisk, did you actually install the bootloader the second time? or just boot the partition directly?
[10:07] <BrendanClements> i have no clue, hahahaha
[10:07] <Dulak> Let's not but pretend we did
[10:07] <indus> PapaGoose: repairing grub error 21 is not that difficult
[10:08] <sebrock> I have an issue where I can login using SSH but not GDM login screen?
[10:08] <antonius602> gdm is broken sebrock
[10:08] <PapaGoose> @indus what was your procedure for fixing it?
[10:08] <RobotCow> sebner, gdm remote login doesnt use ssh protocol
[10:08] <DK> sebrock: do you have command promt?
[10:08] <sebrock> antonius602, authlog: pam_unix(gdm:auth): authentication failure; logname= uid=0 euid=0 tty=:0 ruser= rhost=
[10:08] <indus> PapaGoose: repair grub ") with live cd
[10:08] <sebrock> DK, yes
[10:08] <antonius602> huh
[10:09] <BrendanClements> lol
[10:09] <antonius602> sebrock...that's special....not normal
[10:09] <DK> sebrock: try startx
[10:09] <sebrock> DK, and this is loggin in as UID = 1001. X does not work as my user is not allowed
[10:09] <indus> so PapaGoose is BrendanClements problem solved?
[10:09] <DK> sebrock: is it root?
[10:09] <BrendanClements> this little doo-dad works but not permenently... there are so many options it's hard to navigate
[10:10] <RobotCow> sebner, create a file in your home directory called .xinitrc and put in it one line: exec gnome-session
[10:10] <RobotCow> before startx
[10:10] <antonius602> serously
[10:10] <sebrock> DK, antonius602 I have tried dpkg-reconfigure X and GDM to no avail. DK , no its as my regular user with UID 1001
[10:10] <PapaGoose> @indus almost but not quite. he's using supergrubdisk to overwrite the MBR, but it seems to be automatically booting the wrong partition
[10:10] <BrendanClements> indus i can get it to boot into windows using this utility boot cd, but so far i cannot get the permenent fix.
[10:10] <antonius602> sebrock: it sounds whacked...
[10:10] <PapaGoose> @BrendanClements on this page http://www.supergrubdisk.org/w/index.php5?title=UninstallGRUB
[10:10] <BrendanClements> so i need to manually select the right one, which i can do but i need it to stay fixed
[10:10] <DK> sebrock: what is the message when you type startx?
[10:10] <antonius602> don't know what u can do w/ that
[10:11] <sebrock> antonius602, sharp thinking Sherlock :P
[10:11] <PapaGoose> after you get to 'Fix Boot of Windows' you're saying it only gives you one option?
[10:11] <antonius602> hey 3 hours on n00buntu irc...what do u expect?
[10:11] <BrendanClements> let me look this over again papa
[10:11] <indus> PapaGoose: what do u mean wrong partition
[10:12] <antonius602> sebrock: what card?
[10:12] <sebrock> DK, something is wrong with PAM auth I think
[10:12] <PapaGoose> @indus supergrubdisk is putting in an MBR that automatically boots one of the partitions on the drive. but its booting the sony service partition instead of the windows partition, so it looks like he selected the wrong partition when installing the new bootloader
[10:12] <antonius602> sebrock: what's the error X is giving?
[10:13] <DK> sebrock: try sudo startx
[10:13] <indus> PapaGoose: yeah
[10:13] <BrendanClements> i selected the automatic option
[10:13] <PapaGoose> @brendanclements there you go
[10:13] <antonius602> besides what u pasted...the log?
[10:13] <PapaGoose> don't use automatic, you need to pick the correct one
[10:13] <indus> PapaGoose: what about booting ubuntu?
[10:13] <poyntz> !iCalendar
[10:13] <poyntz> !screenlets
[10:13] <poyntz> gah
[10:13] <PapaGoose> @indus ubuntu was never installed on the hard drive
[10:13] <poyntz> !desktop
[10:13] <BrendanClements> screw ubuntu
[10:13] <sebrock> DK, says server is already active
[10:13] <PapaGoose> ideally what should have happened is that the MBR on the flash drive should have been changed
[10:13] <BrendanClements> i just need this window fixed because it got smashed
[10:13] <antonius602> Brendan, i agree
[10:13] <antonius602> lol
[10:14] <poyntz> BrendanClements: what's up?
[10:14] <PapaGoose> but instead, the MBR on the hard drive was overwritten with grub, but the ubuntu installation and everything else was on the flash drive
[10:14] <BrendanClements> activate partition of windows, maybe this is it
[10:14] <Mqueue> i need some help with gparted i lost my data while partioning drives can some help me please :)
[10:14] <indus> PapaGoose: why is it installing to mbr of flash drive? i prefer internal drive or external usb hdd
[10:14] <BrendanClements> read papagoose, poynt, he's explaining it to indus
[10:14] <antonius602> ubuntu does things in it's own particular way...it much harder to diagnose and fix than most distros
[10:14] <DK> sebrock: reboot and see what is the error message
[10:15] <PapaGoose> @indus because he never wanted ubuntu to be on the local machine, it was supposed to be self-contained on the flash disk
[10:15] <poyntz> BrendanClements: ahhh k. partition stuff. i don't play around with partitions unless I have to...
[10:15] <BrendanClements> here we go guys
[10:15] <sebrock> DK, done that several time. I get the GDM login screen but my credentials does not work Not for my user nor root
[10:15] <poyntz> !iCal
[10:15] <antonius602> advice: learn linux, then do ubuntu
[10:15] <indus> PapaGoose: thats fine iam talking about the grub install
[10:15] <poyntz> !info iCal
[10:15] <antonius602> cuz the other way around...will cause you fits
[10:15] <indus> nvm
[10:15] <poyntz> ok... well ubottu is wrong... I just installed iCal...
[10:15] <BrendanClements> i have hda1, 2 and 5. 1 is type unknown with 5 gb, 2 is the windows drive and 5 is a partition to seperate memory
[10:16] <poyntz> the only thing is, iCal wasn't what i wanted
[10:16] <antonius602> <-------waiting to be banned after that comment
[10:16] <poyntz> !info ClearCalendar
[10:16] <DK> sebrock: what is the message exactly when you said "my credentials does not work"
[10:16] <Madpilot> antonius602, keep trolling, you'll earn enough rope eventually.
[10:16] <PapaGoose> @indus i thought it would be best not to install grub onto a drive without any existing linux partitions? so we instead needed to overwrite the MBR. ordinarily this wouldn't be a problem because the drive with the grub MBR would also have had the ubuntu partition
[10:16] <poyntz> !room screenlets
[10:16] <PapaGoose> @BrendanClements yep so use whichever one actually has XP on it
[10:16] <BrendanClements> hey guys i think i got it
[10:16] <poyntz> !info Screenlets
[10:16] <poyntz> !info screenlets
[10:16] <antonius602> Madpilot: add something to the conversation....and i willl no think your a n00b tw at
[10:17] <BrendanClements> it was a few more menus down hidden in some obscure section. one more re-boot to confirm everything's good
[10:17] <Madpilot> ubottu, screenlets | poyntz
[10:17] <antonius602> trolling? lol...
[10:17] <poyntz> Madpilot: I'm more after a help channel :P
[10:17] <Mqueue> hi, i need some help with gparted i lost my data while partioning drives can some help me please :)
[10:17] <etfb> Is anyone else using the FGLRX driver in Jaunty?  I keep getting random crashes when I use it.
[10:17] <antonius602> fanboys fa gs
[10:17] <antonius602> yes, what car Mqueue?
[10:17] <poyntz> Madpilot: I'll try ubuntu-offtopic. thanks anyhow
 had the same issue all night long...couldn't figure it out
[10:17] <antonius602> card*
[10:18] <BrendanClements> BINGO
[10:18] <BrendanClements> guy's we're good to go
[10:18] <antonius602> bingo bren
[10:18] <antonius602> ?
[10:18] <Mqueue> antonius602>>car ?? what u mean
[10:18] <BrendanClements> thank you so much for your help
[10:18] <PapaGoose> glad it all worked out!
[10:18] <sebrock> DK: auth.log says: pam_unix(gdm:auth): authentication failure; logname= uid=0 euid=0 tty=:0 ruser= rhost=
[10:18] <antonius602> what card are u using?
[10:18] <antonius602> make/model
[10:18] <Mqueue> ohh..lovely ati x300 i believe
[10:18] <Mqueue> lol
[10:19] <antonius602> did u install proprietary drivers?
[10:19] <BrendanClements> next time i try this crap i'm DISCONNECTING MY HARD DRIVE!!!!
[10:19] <antonius602> LOL@ brendan....good analysis
[10:19] <Mqueue> antonius602> i have a far bigger issue to deal with i messed up my data drive during partioning and i need it back
[10:20] <antonius602> Mqueue: nearly impossible
[10:20] <BrendanClements> you know what's stupid too? i READ that i should disconnect it but i figured i was smart enough not to install it on the hd
[10:20] <antonius602> if u decided to WRITE CHANGES
[10:20] <antonius602> brendan..your smart enough...
[10:20] <PapaGoose> so out of interest
[10:20] <Mqueue> i see it has a triangle thing in gparted
[10:20] <PapaGoose> why *did* you need it fixed within those few hours?
[10:20] <antonius602> don't count on other people , in the future..
[10:20] <BrendanClements> now i gotta post in the forums with how i fixed it so anyone who actually searches can find
[10:21] <BrendanClements> because my fiance dumped me and im with my parents for a little bit till i can get a new place
[10:21] <BrendanClements> it's my step dad's computer
[10:21] <antonius602> BrendanCLements.....a true member of the linux community

[10:21] <BrendanClements> and he would be totally rip shit if he woke up and found out his computer was broken, lol
[10:21] <BrendanClements> thanks antonius
[10:21] <PapaGoose> oh right, it was on the forum
[10:21] <Mqueue> brendanclements> i think i read a post from you
[10:21] <Mqueue> lol i was lost myself
[10:21] <Mqueue> lol
[10:21] <BrendanClements> i was in a frantic mode, lol
[10:22] <antonius602> ubuntu is hardly linux..
[10:22] <Mqueue> while i'm in it too right now..no worries bro
[10:22] <antonius602> so before u tell all ur friends
[10:22] <antonius602> look around, and LEARN, brother
[10:22] <Mqueue> antonius602> so u think nothing cna be done ?
[10:22] <BrendanClements> last time was different... i screwed up windows and ended up using ubuntu to save data. this time i messed them both up
[10:22] <antonius602> Mqueue:
[10:22] <antonius602> ask again
[10:22] <antonius602> sorry
[10:23] <Mqueue> about recovering my partioned drive ?
[10:23] <PapaGoose> when my error 21 happened, i had damaged the partition map
[10:23] <antonius602> oh
[10:23] <PapaGoose> so i was rather panicked about whether i'd actually damaged my windows files too :P
[10:23] <antonius602> what is the problem?
[10:23] <antonius602> explain more
[10:23] <indus> !language | BrendanClements
[10:23] <Mqueue> i partioned my data drive and wrote boot record of ubuntu on it just boot
[10:23] <DK> sebrock: what is the output of "cat /etc/pam.d/gdm"
[10:23] <antonius602> lol nazi ubuntu robot
[10:23] <BrendanClements> lol, sorry indus
[10:23] <indus> k np
[10:24] <antonius602> should be still intact
[10:24] <PapaGoose> Mqueue, what was the type of partition? NTFS?
[10:24] <Mqueue> it's saying failed to startup volume: invalid arguments
[10:24] <Mqueue> yes NTFS dynamic drive
[10:24] <antonius602> papa's question.ntfs? ext?
[10:24] <antonius602> ok
[10:24] <antonius602> boot live cd
[10:24] <antonius602> see if it's able to mount it
[10:24] <Mqueue> yes i'm
[10:24] <PapaGoose> then you're in luck
[10:24] <monty> hi to all
[10:24] <Mqueue> k let me try
[10:24] <PapaGoose> NTFS is way easier to recover than ext3 i think
[10:25] <Mqueue> ok i'm in..it has grub and lost+found stuff
[10:25] <antonius602> same s h it ..no journalling w/ ntfs...
[10:25] <antonius602> so it is a BIT easier
[10:25] <antonius602> not ur data?
[10:25] <ghatu> package to download you tube videos
[10:25] <Mqueue> man i would do anyting for this help
[10:25] <Mqueue> lol
[10:25] <antonius602> ^
[10:25] <Mqueue> no data
[10:26] <indus> ghatu: try firefox addon video download helper
[10:26] <antonius602> available hard disk space?
[10:26] <ghatu> ok
[10:26] <indus> ghatu: addons.mozilla.org
[10:26] <antonius602> does it look like ur stuf is gone?
[10:26] <PapaGoose> @BrendanClements having the XP disk would have been useful though
[10:26] <Mqueue> the HD is says 197MB and the HD is acutally 320
[10:26] <antonius602> weird....
[10:26] <Mqueue> it's not showing in the mounting
[10:27] <antonius602> explain what u did
[10:27] <PapaGoose> @Mqueue don't leave out any steps!
[10:27] <Mqueue> okay i was tryign to reinstall ubuntu and i was trying to do the correct partioning so i don't get grub errors
[10:27] <antonius602> ok.....
[10:27] <Mqueue> and i went to advance install and select that volume
[10:28] <Mqueue> just to write the boot data
[10:28] <indus> Mqueue: you mean you selected manual install?
[10:28] <Mqueue> yes
[10:28] <sebrock> antonius602, many things are "wierd" today :)
[10:28] <antonius602> let him speak!! he's not done
[10:28] <indus> Mqueue: and in final step you went to advanced install for grub
[10:28] <Mqueue> and then it was saying hd0,0 and then i selected this volume of this drive thinking it was the correct one but it was not
[10:29] <Mqueue> yes in the advance install
[10:29] <antonius602> so how did u set up the partitioner?
[10:29] <antonius602> did u overwrite anything?
[10:29] <Mqueue> when i heard the harddive i was like mother
[10:30] <antonius602> heard? it was making noises? lol
[10:30] <Mqueue> okay i had boot sector selected for the drive which i wanted when i was doing manual install
[10:30] <Mqueue> then i had root selected for another partion
[10:30] <antonius602> ok
[10:30] <Mqueue> then i had swap selected fro antoher partion
[10:30] <antonius602> ok good so far
[10:30] <Mqueue> and then after i went to advance
[10:31] <Mqueue> and thats where i messed up by selecting this volume for boot loader
[10:31] <Mqueue> i think i typed /dev/sda1 instead of /dev/sdd1
[10:31] <indus> Mqueue: so what exactly is your problem? you cant boot or see grub?
[10:31] <antonius602> i'm having a bit of trouble following
[10:31] <antonius602> but
[10:31] <antonius602> it seems that ur data is stilll intact
[10:31] <indus> Mqueue: whats /dev/sdd
[10:31] <antonius602> mkdir
[10:32] <antonius602> /mnt/sdd
[10:32] <Mqueue> ok the partions were done properly right but the boot loader was loaded on the data drive
[10:32] <indus> Mqueue: thats easy to fix
[10:32] <antonius602> mount /dev/sdd /mnt /sddd
[10:32] <antonius602> ?
[10:32] <Mqueue> one sec
[10:32] <antonius602> minus one "d"
[10:32] <indus> antonius602: what instructions are those?
[10:32] <antonius602> mounting the hd
[10:32] <indus> antonius602: he just needs to repair grub
[10:33] <antonius602> grub-install sda
[10:33] <antonius602> genius
[10:33] <indus> Mqueue: u cant boot into ubuntu correct?
[10:33] <antonius602> ^indus
[10:33] <Mqueue> nope
[10:33] <sebrock> antonius602, seriously don't give random advice.
[10:33] <antonius602> ok reinstall grub then
[10:33] <Mqueue> can't load it one sec let me mkdir
[10:34] <indus> Mqueue: could you please repeat the problem you have, i might have missed something
[10:34] <BrendanClements> thanks again for the help guys. i gave you props in my forum post. i gotta go now, cya later
[10:34] <antonius602> sebrock: don't give me random gayness
[10:34] <Mqueue> okay i'm able to mount it
[10:34] <antonius602> and ur data is ther?
[10:35] <Mqueue> okay my data was on sd1
[10:35] <sipior> antonius602: try not to be obnoxious, if you can manage it.
[10:35] <antonius602> phweew
[10:35] <antonius602> nice
[10:35] <Mqueue> that data i am unable to see when i mount
[10:35] <sebrock> antonius602, I'm not being nasty just saying your obvious lack of experience produces a lot of guesses.
[10:35] <Mqueue> i just see the boot loader files
[10:36] <antonius602> well, Mqueue, the good news is ..ur data is still in tact :)
[10:37] <Mqueue> i'm in gparted to see what is going on
[10:37] <Mqueue> and i see /dev/sdb1 298.09 gib
[10:37] <DK> Mqueue: do you use live cd or boot from harddisk?
[10:37] <antonius602> that's ur NTFS?
[10:37] <Mqueue> partion /dev/sdb1 triangle
[10:38] <Mqueue> live cd
[10:38] <Mqueue> yes
[10:38] <Mqueue> my data drive
[10:38] <Madpilot> antonius602, "don't give me random gayness" is not cool. stow the attitude.
[10:38] <DK> Mqueue: do not use gparted
[10:38] <Mqueue> okay i'm out
[10:38] <antonius602> DK is right.....ur all good
[10:38] <indus> man
[10:39] <antonius602> install to sda
[10:39] <Mqueue> foof
[10:39] <Mqueue> install ??
[10:39] <antonius602> ur root filesystem
[10:39] <adub> having firewall troubles i can use firestarter to disable firewall but i cant edit polices i want to be able to allow inbound port 80 connections
[10:39] <indus> what the hell are you advicing him to do antonius602?
[10:39] <DK> Mqueue: open terminal and run sudo fdisk -l
[10:40] <Mqueue> antonius> but that's NTFS data drive i wana fix
[10:40] <indus> brrr
[10:40] <DK> adub: probably it is your router problem, not firewall
[10:40] <Mqueue> okay i got a list of drives now
[10:40] <adub> na its not
[10:40] <adub> i can have it accessed
[10:41] <adub> i just select disable using firestarter to disalbe firewall on laptop
[10:41] <adub> and all is well
[10:41] <adub> but if i close firestarter local firewall enables
[10:41] <antonius602> Mqueue..that helps, as i'm not so sure as to what ur trying to do...and all these fanboys keep flaming me left and right lol
[10:41] <adub> and i cant access port 80 inbound
[10:41] <Mqueue> lol
[10:41] <Mqueue> want me to msg u in pvt ?
[10:41] <adub> so i need to edit a policy but firestarter has this grayed
[10:41] <antonius602> maybe PM
[10:41] <hdkiller> hello, i use lvs with multiple lvs servers, stock ubuntu, and my problem is one of them pushing hundreds of megabits, ipvsadm get slow, and i have 100% softirq load
[10:42] <DK> adub: what do you mean by firewall? Ubuntu don't come with firewall
[10:42] <Madpilot> DK, sure it does; iptables is there by default...
[10:42] <sebrock> Mqueue, I suggest you listen to the qualified answers.
[10:42] <adub> hell i dont know then all i know is that if i use firestarter and select option to disable i can then access port 80
[10:42] <indus> !ufw | DK
[10:42] <Mqueue> i'm ready to pull my hair
[10:42] <Mqueue> lol
[10:43] <DK> Madpilot: iptables open all port by default
[10:43] <prodigel> hi all. if I'm connecting to mysql on localhost using console it works, but using phpmyadmin tells me access denied. Am I missing some settings in mysq/phpmyadmin?
[10:43] <adub> i can access port 22 and port 5900 and 5901 no  problme but i need firestarter and do disable firewall to be able to open port 80
[10:43] <Madpilot> DK, true, but that != 'no firewall' - just one with no restrictions
[10:43] <DK> indus: I see, then need to configure ufw
[10:44] <DK> Madpilot: we are talking about port 80 blocked
[10:44] <indus> DK: i suggest gufw the graphical front end to it, i dont advice using firestarter , i read somewher its unmaintained now and frankly dangerous
[10:44] <indus> i dont know why ubottu still lists firestarter
[10:45] <DK> indus: shoud be for adub, I don't use firestarted. I write my own rules
[10:45] <indus> DK: and i live by mine :D
[10:46] <almostAg33k> i accidentally deleted my bottom toolbar how can i get it back
[10:46] <DK> indus: my own iptables I mean :)
[10:46] <indus> DK: ya i know what you meant
[10:46] <dennis> what sup dudes
[10:46] <adub> dk i see wher ei can create an inbound policy
[10:47] <DK> almostAg33k: right click on top tollbar and choose add
[10:47] <adub> i want to allow all inbound connections to ports 80 and 5900
[10:47] <indus> Mqueue: so is your problem solved?
[10:47] <indus> adub: did u try in firestarter? its damn easy
[10:47] <DK> adub: it is not block I guess if you do not block it. Ubuntu by default open all port
[10:48] <adub> indus thats what im working with
[10:48] <Hitman32> Hi guys
[10:48] <indus> adub: so add rules then in firestarter
[10:48] <Hitman32> please where is the arabic room?
[10:48] <almostAg33k> what is ut called?
[10:48] <indus> !ar
[10:48] <indus> damn
[10:48] <indus> !ab
[10:49] <indus> !ubuntu-ab
[10:49] <prince_jammys> !arabic
[10:49] <indus> prince_jammys: thanks
[10:49] <Hitman32> thank you
[10:49] <prince_jammys> welcome
[10:49] <adub> think i got it figured out
[10:50] <adub> thanks guys
[10:50] <Madpilot> almostAg33k, right-click on your surviving toolbar, choose "New Panel" then configure it
[10:50] <Hitman32> hay, there's no one there,, there's other room??
[10:50] <nnull> Arabic looks like ancient Egyption or something, quite pretty
[10:50] <prodigel> an arabic guy nicknamed hitman ... no offense, found it a bit funny
[10:50] <almostAg33k> TY!!
[10:50] <Hitman32> it's me :P
[10:50] <indus> Hitman32: stay here rest will be empty generally
[10:50] <Kalleos> moin
[10:51] <indus> Hitman32: your english is also fine so many users here
[10:51] <Hitman32> ok can i ask
[10:51] <indus> sure
[10:52] <Hitman32> i wanna to install winXp on the PC with my Ubuntu  !!
[10:52] <indus> assalam alekom Hitman32 , so you feel more welcome
[10:52] <indus> Hitman32: so u need windows cd for that
[10:52] <cfedde> Hitman32: usnig a virtual machine?
[10:52] <Hitman32> Oalekm alslam
[10:52] <Hitman32> No
[10:52] <Madpilot> Hitman32, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsDualBootHowTo should get you started
[10:52] <Hitman32> I have
[10:52] <indus> Hitman32: so whats the problem
[10:52] <Bernard_M> yay
[10:53] <Hitman32> when i install it ,, i'll have problem with the boot
[10:53] <indus> Hitman32: thats very easy to fix
[10:53] <Hitman32> so hard to me!!
[10:53] <indus> Hitman32: we help you restore grub
[10:53] <indus> Hitman32: its only 3 steps ill help u
[10:54] <Hitman32> yes i rest it last night
[10:54] <vox> 6c/win 25
[10:54] <Hitman32> but win,, not install
[10:54] <indus> ?
[10:55] <cfedde> you'll need to use gparted to besure that you have a place to install windows.
[10:55] <indus> Hitman32: not able to install windows?
[10:55] <Hitman32> i have partion with ntfs
[10:55] <Hitman32> like this
[10:56] <Hitman32> let me understand you with my sample language :P
[10:56] <DK> Hitman32: have you managed to install windows?
[10:57] <Hitman32> i put the win CD, start to format, take partion then install the inportant file in 16 bit,, then rest to complete install ,,, when it's rest i have the problem
[10:58] <Hitman32> fuilde to start
[10:59] <Hitman32> fail
[10:59] <DK> Hitman32: could not even start winXP?
[10:59] <neil_d> on my amd64 computer I am having trouble getting the scanner of my Epson CX5500 to work... here is the output of "lsusb", "sane-find-scanner" and "scanimage -L"  http://paste.ubuntu.com/267837/
[10:59] <Mqueue> indus >> u still there
[10:59] <Hitman32> yes
[10:59] <Hitman32> when it's fished and rest it's over
[11:00] <Hitman32> you get it?
[11:01] <DK> Hitman32: That means it is winXP installation problem
[11:01] <Hitman32> no
[11:01] <Hitman32> why
[11:02] <Hitman32> what i should to do?
[11:02] <DK> reinstall winXP
[11:02] <theo___> Hi everyone! I have a problem with my compose key in Ubuntu. Is anyone able to help?
[11:03] <Hitman32> yeah but the seen the problem i'll have
[11:03] <DK> after winXP could run normally, then we would solve hte ubuntu problem
[11:03] <backslash7> Is there a program that allows me to set two different wallpapers for twinview mode with two different resolution monitors?
[11:03] <backslash7> It's the same wallpaper
[11:03] <kd8JHC> theo: go on
[11:04] <DK> could you specify in which steps winXP fail to install?
[11:04] <SingAlong> Hi all
[11:04] <Hitman32> see
[11:04] <SingAlong> I'm going to install ubuntu netbook remix on my acer aspire one. I just read that its very slow? true?
[11:04] <Hitman32> when it's rest to add the file ,, or program
[11:04] <theo___> Thanks, <kd8JHC>. I have recently installed Ubuntu and activated the compose key as recommended. It does work in the terminal and in Thunderbird, but it does not work in emacs and Opera.
[11:04] <Hitman32> it put the boot file the start agin
[11:05] <julemore> I do have this process in memory by default: "x11vnc -display :0", I want to add a couple of params to that process. What file may I edit?
[11:05] <Hitman32> but it stop
[11:05] <DK> Hitman32: I don't think winXP have that step
[11:05] <G-man> hey
[11:05] <G-man> got it
[11:05] <DK> when restart, you should ignore the cd
[11:05] <G-man> i just installed from cd
[11:05] <Hitman32> you don't know what i mean,, caz i have bad language
[11:05] <G-man> and did full hard drive install
[11:06] <kd8JHC> theo: nothing's coming to mind... compose key on your keyboard?
[11:06] <julemore> what the init file in ubunutu?
[11:06] <kd8JHC> like a macro key?
[11:06] <Hitman32> Dk:
[11:06] <Hitman32> let's take the steps Ok
[11:06] <sandeep-vinit> hi
[11:06] <DK> Hitman32: ok, slowly
[11:07] <Hitman32> first put the CD and boot from it,, right
[11:07] <Mqueue> hey DK >> do u think u can help me with overwritten boot loader on NTFS drive ? trying to get data back
[11:07] <Hitman32> then press F8 :P
[11:08] <Hitman32> select partion
[11:08] <Hitman32> format it
[11:08] <theo___> Yes. It allows to create non-ASCII symbols. I normally use the windows key for that purpose. In emacs I get the message "<Multi_key> not defined" when I hit the Windows key. In earlier versions of Ubuntu everything worked fine. Is this a GTK related problem?
[11:08] <Hitman32> win start to copy drive file   right<< with me
[11:09] <DK> ok
[11:09] <neil_d> on my amd64 computer I am having trouble getting the scanner of my Epson CX5500 to work... here is the output of "lsusb", "sane-find-scanner" and "scanimage -L"  http://paste.ubuntu.com/267837/
[11:09] <DK> Mqueue: for bootloader it is no problem
[11:09] <sebrock> noticed apt-get does not  follow the hold-flag set by dpkg/aptitude when doing a dist-upgrade
[11:09] <Hitman32> Ok when it fnish << what's going to
[11:09] <DK> but if data formatted, It is difficult
[11:10] <Mqueue> nope no data is formatted
[11:10] <Mqueue> it's intact
[11:10] <Mqueue> i'm sure
[11:10] <DK> Hitman32: just continue to install
[11:10] <kd8JHC> theo: perhaps, i'm not really sure
[11:10] <Mqueue> it was a dynamic volume drive /dev/sda1 and it shows still
[11:10] <Hitman32> see this pic
[11:10] <Hitman32> http://www.microsoft.com/library/media/1033/windowsxp/images/using/setup/winxp/xp-setup-5-format-progress.jpg
[11:10] <DK> Mqueue: then it should be able to boot
[11:10] <G-man> yeah i had ubuntu before, but i dont recognize this version
[11:10] <G-man> its weird
[11:11] <Mqueue> that's the problem after the proper partitioning i went to advanced and installed boot loader on the wrong drive
[11:11] <DK> Hitman32: ok, and then?
[11:11] <Hitman32> when finish win rest
[11:12] <G-man> is there any way i can view my install to check if my install went correctly, because it installed very fast
[11:12] <Mqueue> part of the drive went to linux
[11:12] <DK> Mqueue: no problem, just go to bios, change your boot harddis to the "wrong" one.
[11:12] <Hitman32> to start new copy or new step
[11:12] <sipior> G-man: what's "very fast"?
[11:12] <G-man> well u know
[11:12] <G-man> 8 mins
[11:12] <sipior> G-man: sounds about right, on a modern machine.
[11:12] <Hitman32> like this one
[11:12] <Hitman32> http://www.microsoft.com/library/media/1033/windowsxp/images/using/setup/winxp/xp-setup-16-welcome-to-micr.jpg
[11:12] <DK> Hitman32: probable problem with winXP installation cd
[11:13] <G-man> i had three partitions in windoes.... prior to it.... and i went ahead and just installed this one all the way
[11:13] <indus> sipior: i dont think so
[11:13] <indus> sipior: will take much more than taht to install it
[11:13] <G-man> didnt really have a chance to partiton manually but oh well
[11:13] <Hitman32> So try agin?
[11:13] <sipior> indus: doesn't on the machines at my facility.
[11:13] <DK> Hitman32: look ok right?
[11:13] <theo___> kd8JHC: Maybe I should rather ask in the German Ubuntu forum. I think it might be a common problem for people using an English keyboard who wish to type a German text. But thanks anyway! :)
[11:13] <Hitman32> yeah
[11:13] <theo___> kd8JHC: Bye!
[11:13] <indus> sipior: yeah u mean it takes more time?
[11:13] <DK> Hitman32: continue, click next
[11:13] <kd8JHC> theo: good luck!
[11:13] <Hitman32> i install in the CD
[11:13] <sipior> indus: no, i don't.
[11:14] <G-man> now what is that thing i open up for all the updates
[11:14] <Hitman32> noooooooo
[11:14] <Hitman32> no
[11:14] <Hitman32> nooooo
[11:14] <G-man> i forgot the name of it
[11:14] <indus> sipior: hmm so what is the time taken at your facility
[11:14] <Hitman32> i can't to get the step
[11:14] <DK> why no?
[11:14] <sipior> indus: i just mentioned it. is there a point to this conversation?
[11:14] <Hitman32> when it's rest it fial
[11:14] <Hitman32> fail
[11:15] <SudoKing> hi, firefox continuously keeps segfaulting, can I get a core dump from it? (it says core dumped, but I don't know how to get one from it as i don't know where the core file is, it's the installed package)
[11:15] <indus> sipior: yes, do you have any average time it takes to install to a 'modern' machine>?
[11:15] <DK> Hitman32: looks like you installation cd got defect, get a new one
[11:15] <Hitman32> this's the last step i can see it in win
[11:15] <Hitman32> http://www.microsoft.com/library/media/1033/windowsxp/images/using/setup/winxp/xp-setup-5-format-progress.jpg
[11:15] <Hitman32> then it rest,,
[11:15] <DK> Hitman32: either the installation cd, or your harddisk
[11:16] <indus> Hitman32: mostly the cd,
[11:16] <DK> Hitman32: that is hardware problem
[11:16] <DK> Mqueue: how is it? Is it ok now?
[11:16] <hackoo> how to make backup of /home in a usb drive?
[11:16] <G-man> is there a blue background i can get from synaptics
[11:16] <Hitman32> hardwear :S
[11:16] <sipior> indus: if you have an opinion, please state it. but not to me, as i am not particularly interested. the man asked if his install went too quickly. without evidence to the contrary, i don't see any reason to be overly concerned on this point.
[11:16] <G-man> this orange is killing me
[11:16] <G-man> preferably a blue / black one
[11:16] <Hitman32> no please don't say that
[11:17] <Hitman32> I'll format agin and see what will happen
[11:17] <DK> Hitman32: that is my opinion, either cd or harddisk (or the interface to harddisk) has problem
[11:17] <SudoKing> it seems to only segfault when i play videos
[11:18] <Pvalley> SudoKing, pornographical videos?
[11:18] <SudoKing> no!
[11:18] <SudoKing> >_>
[11:18] <Pvalley> hmmm
[11:18] <DK> I am off now
[11:18] <Hitman32> :D
[11:18] <SudoKing> any ordinary youtube video :p
[11:18] <Pvalley> SudoKing, hmm any chicks in it?
[11:19] <SudoKing> wtf? no lol
[11:19] <Pvalley> ok, I'm going to believe you this time
[11:19] <G-man> my dual monitor display isn't working
[11:19] <indus> Mqueue: yes iam here
[11:19] <Hitman32> Ok thanks every body
[11:19] <SudoKing> i think it's related to something with flash, idk? :/
[11:19] <G-man> for whatever reason my right screen isnt on
[11:19] <indus> G-man: so what is your hardware configuration
[11:19] <kd8JHC> ding ding ding
[11:19] <kd8JHC> flash
[11:19] <Pvalley> SudoKing,  yeah. Do you have the latest plugin?
[11:19] <G-man> nvidia 9800gt
[11:20] <indus> Mqueue: did u solve your problem yet
[11:20] <SudoKing> i'm on karmic koala, i've dist-upgraded not too long ago, so i think so...
[11:21] <kd8JHC> did it work before?
[11:21] <Madpilot> SudoKing, #ubuntu+1 for Karmic questions,  usually. It's still an early release, though...
[11:21] <Pvalley> SudoKing, well, maybe you should do the ole "sudo apt-get update && apt-get dist-upgrade"
[11:21] <G-man> yeah
[11:21] <Pvalley> first
[11:21] <G-man> PM me if you can help me out, do i need to just download driver for nvida under synaptics?
[11:21] <SudoKing> pvalley, i've ran that several times lol. last night was a linux kernel update
[11:21] <indus> G-man: sure
[11:22] <indus> G-man: did you check under system>admin>hardware drivers
[11:22] <G-man> tyty
[11:22] <Pvalley> SudoKing,  hmm, are you 100% sure it isn't pr0nographical?
[11:22] <SudoKing> ...
[11:22] <G-man> says
[11:22] <kd8JHC> lol
[11:22] <G-man> no proprietary drivers are in use on this system
[11:22] <G-man> fresh install
[11:22] <indus> G-man: so u have nvidia card?
[11:22] <SudoKing> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FXKXrditdvU
[11:23] <G-man> yes
[11:23] <Pvalley> SudoKing, look, flash is dodgy at the best of times, with Karmic you're looking at problems occuring
[11:23] <kd8JHC> amen
[11:23] <indus> G-man: do you see your card listed in that window?
[11:23] <SudoKing> so when it'll be stable? lol
[11:23] <G-man> no
[11:23] <indus> G-man: can i see the output of lshw -c display
[11:23] <indus> !paste | G-man
[11:24] <kd8JHC> SudoKing: why not stick with a stable system?
[11:24] <kd8JHC> instead up rushing an upgrade
[11:24] <SudoKing> cuz I like teh cutting edge
[11:24] <Madpilot> SudoKing, Karmic releases sometime in mid/late October. It's sitll in alpha
[11:24] <kd8JHC> do you really like it? cuz it ain't workin
[11:24] <cfedde> for all the.. cutting.
[11:24] <kd8JHC> and you're here
[11:24] <kd8JHC> being CUT
[11:24] <kd8JHC> ha
[11:24] <SudoKing> >_>
[11:24] <Madpilot> SudoKing, and sometimes the cutting edge slices things off... like Flash. Especially flash.
[11:24] <kd8JHC> use what works dood
[11:24] <cfedde> ^V^
[11:25] <G-man> http://imagebin.org/63155
[11:25] <SudoKing> well i'll be sure not to upgrade to Sexy Seagulls so early next time :S
[11:25] <G-man> there is is
[11:25] <Pvalley> SudoKing,  you either want cutting edge or you want everything working. Pick one
[11:26] <kd8JHC> well put
[11:26] <Pvalley> SudoKing, and, after watching that video, I suggest you watch more porn
[11:26]  * SudoKing isn't in to porn
[11:26] <Pvalley> of course you aren't
[11:26] <kd8JHC> haha
[11:26] <G-man> u see the screeny
[11:27] <Pvalley> !ot | Pvalley
[11:27] <GhostWolfy> hi is there anyone who can help me setup samba file sharing server and client via pm?
[11:28] <Pvalley> GhostWolfy,  oh, you can't set it up via PM, you have to use the configs
[11:28] <iverson> hollow
[11:28] <G-man> so how do i go about getting my right monitor to come back on?
[11:28] <Pvalley> GhostWolfy,  IRC and SMB are totally different protocols
[11:29]  * GhostWolfy sighs..
[11:29] <GhostWolfy> Pvalley, im asking for someone who knows and can help me set it up to pm me and help me
[11:29] <SudoKing> It seems to work in Firefox Safe mode
[11:29] <Pvalley> it's better to have it explained in-channel
[11:29] <GhostWolfy> thought you'd know that pm means private message :S
[11:29] <Pvalley> GhostWolfy, what exact configuration are you going for?
[11:30] <GhostWolfy> nevermind i'll come back later since ya didn't read my whole question..
[11:30] <Pvalley> GhostWolfy, domain controller, or garden variety?
[11:30] <Pvalley> oh my
[11:31] <GhostWolfy> Pvalley, it seems you didn't understand what im asking all together.. sorry if i seemed rude..
[11:31] <Pvalley> GhostWolfy, ask again
[11:31] <GhostWolfy> well my question is still there why ask again??
[11:31] <kd8JHC> He wants someone to direct message him, Pvalley
[11:31] <GhostWolfy> just look at what i posted when i came here
[11:31] <Pvalley> because I'm not scrolling up
[11:32] <Pvalley> actually don't bother. I don't feel motivated to help you anymore
[11:32] <kd8JHC> lol
[11:32] <GhostWolfy> im not
[11:32] <piyush_> ?
[11:32] <GhostWolfy> sense ya didn't understand me from the getco
[11:32] <G-man> How do i get the right driver for the Nvidia 9800GT ?
[11:32] <G-man> ubuntu
[11:32] <Pvalley> all I saw was someone begging for samba help via PM. Since samba is ridiculously easy to set up I was confused
[11:33] <Madpilot> GhostWolfy, you'll get better help if, instead of copping an attitude, you just restate and clarify your questions...
[11:33] <GhostWolfy> G-man, if you already have that card in ya ubuntu machine you go to system, admin then to hardware devices and select it
[11:33] <GhostWolfy> Madpilot, i didn't have an attitude
[11:33] <G-man> there is nothing in the box
[11:33] <indus> G-man: sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-new
[11:33] <GhostWolfy> G-man then ya most likely have the right driver for it
[11:33] <shintaro> G-man - you download it from the nVidia website
[11:34] <dsdeiz> hello, anyone using xfce here? how do i remove the "new item" icon in the desktop?
[11:34] <indus> shintaro: no you dont do it that way
[11:34] <shintaro> indus-why not?
[11:34] <indus> G-man: can you paste the out put of lshw -C display
[11:34] <luca__> salve.
[11:35] <indus> shintaro: because recommended method is always install packages from official repositories
[11:35] <indus> shintaro: installing drivers from external sources can mess the systen
[11:35] <luca__> il mirc del linux è simile al window o devo imparare qualcosa di nuovo
[11:35] <luca__> ?
[11:35] <luca__> help!
[11:35] <rww> !it | luca__
[11:35] <Pvalley> shintaro, you'll get all the dependencies as well as the right version if you do it via the package manager
[11:35] <GhostWolfy> can anyone help me in pm to setup samba file sharing server and client?
[11:36] <rww> ubottu's slow tonight?
[11:36] <kd8JHC> GhostWolfy, do a google search there are some great resources
[11:36] <luca__> !it
[11:36] <leaf-sheep> Anybody here have Dell Inspirion Mini 9/10?
[11:36] <shintaro> Pvalley- ok, I heard different, that ubuntu doesnt handle proprietary graphics drivers well, but I could be wrong
[11:36] <GhostWolfy> kd8JHC, a friend told me to come ask here sense theres alot of resources
[11:36] <luca__> scusa  rww
[11:37] <Pvalley> GhostWolfy, no, ask in channel
[11:37] <indus> luca__: ciao
[11:37] <GhostWolfy> Pvalley, i just did..
[11:37] <GhostWolfy> again twice..
[11:38] <indus> luca__: looking for ubuntu italian? try #ubuntu-it
[11:38] <GhostWolfy> im asking for someone who can help me to pm me aka help me in private message..
[11:38] <rww> luca__: Vai su #ubuntu-it se vuoi parlare in italiano, in questo canale usiamo solo l'inglese. Grazie! (click col tasto destro sul nome del canale per entrare)
[11:38] <UHUY> hi hi
[11:38] <Pvalley> GhostWolfy, ask a real question. What have you done to set it up? What errors are you getting?
[11:38] <luca__> per favore chi può dare un mano... please
[11:38] <GhostWolfy> oh god im leaving..
[11:38] <Pvalley> GhostWolfy, the purpose of the channel is support. Your answer may help others lurking or logging
[11:38] <kd8JHC> heh
[11:38] <Pvalley> :)
[11:38] <luca__> rww GRAZIE!
[11:38] <kd8JHC> thanks Pvalley
[11:38] <albech> Which package should I install to get sound on my WMV movie when I am getting this message from gstreamer: Windows Media Audio 9 decoder
[11:38] <kd8JHC> :)
[11:38] <UHUY> I feel that ubuntu is very slow in opening image (jpg) file, is this to do with my graphic card or is linux generally slower in decoding jpg?
[11:38] <indus> albech: how are you playing this file?
[11:38] <UHUY> albech: w32codecs .. just google it
[11:39] <albech> just clicking on it ;)
[11:39] <patailama> hi there!
[11:39] <indus> albech: did u try totem movie player? or rhythmbox?
[11:39] <G-man> hmm... other monitor still not coming on
[11:39] <patailama> I am having a extremely weird networking problem. The thing is, that I cannot write messages via UDP to another host in the same network. Instead I sendto()/write() returns the error: "-1 EPERM (Operation not permitted)". I have "all" the relevant information about my configuration plus a strace-log in this site: http://pastie.org/610861
[11:39] <albech> its a movie and the video show just fine
[11:39] <FloodBot3> !netsplit
[11:39] <kd8JHC> ahh gotta love the split
[11:39] <indus> albech: which movie player u using?
[11:39] <patailama> Please have a look at it guys...
[11:39] <Pvalley> I...I'm scared ...
[11:39] <kd8JHC> hang on for dear life!
[11:40] <kd8JHC> for you may be next
[11:40] <albech> tried both gstreamer and vlc
[11:40] <UHUY> albech: install w32codecs then play with mplayer (i had the same problem before)
[11:40] <albech> UHUY: ok
[11:40] <indus> albech: try totem player
[11:40] <UHUY> I feel that ubuntu is very slow in opening image (jpg) file, is this to do with my graphic card or is linux generally slower in decoding jpg?
[11:40] <indus> albech: its good at codec detection
[11:41] <indus> UHUY: its probably the application itself
[11:41] <Pvalley> UHUY, what app?
[11:41] <Pvalley> yes
[11:41] <rww> UHUY: I've never had problems with it, if that helps.
[11:41] <kd8JHC> UHUY are you opening from HD or other media
[11:41] <UHUY> i'm just using the default image viewer
[11:41] <UHUY> opening from HD
[11:42] <UHUY> it's approx 3x slower than if opened using WinXP
[11:42] <UHUY> jpg file is around 1.3MB
[11:42] <UHUY> can anyone recommend a SUPERFAST image viewer..
[11:42] <dfeeser> hello all - i have a PNY GeForce 7300 GT and trying to get direct rendernig to show Yes so I can use OpenGL
[11:42] <UHUY> i don't need editing function, just normal viewing with zoom in/out
[11:43] <dfeeser> running the 180 glx drivers in Jaunty but it is not working
[11:44] <Pvalley> UHUY,  try feh
[11:44] <Pvalley> UHUY,  tell us how it goes
[11:44] <UHUY> pvelley, thanks will d/l now
[11:44] <aaron114> hi
[11:44] <G-man> You do not appear to be using the NVIDIA X driver. Please edit your X configuration file (just run `nvidia-xconfig` as root), and restart the X server.
[11:44] <G-man> how do i do that?
[11:45] <aaron114> G-man: WHY are you talking to your self
[11:45] <rww> G-man: sudo nvidia-xconfig, I'd assume
[11:45] <dfeeser> G-man: sudo nvidia-xconfig
[11:45] <panv> please , does anyone know of a FREE 3-D cad design software for my ubuntu box ??
[11:45] <aaron114> hey
[11:45] <rww> setting up Nvidia using their program and not the relevant package is a bad idea and unsupported, though, so have fun with that I guess.
[11:45] <aaron114> help me too
[11:46] <panv> whta i am looking for is something like Varicad
[11:46] <aaron114> i have intel and i cant run blender properly
[11:46] <dfeeser> rww: iam using the proprietary drivers in Jaunty.  Is not this the preferred method?
[11:46] <G-man> what is the relevant package?
[11:46] <G-man> what do i type in synaptics
[11:47] <G-man> for it
[11:47] <aaron114> dfeeser: no ubuntu does not provide suport for that
[11:47] <dfeeser> aaron: is there a supported driver for OpenGL?
[11:47] <UHUY> guys.. 'feh' is fast for image vieweing.. cheers!!!
[11:47] <aaron114> btw can someone help me with my radeon drivers my blender3D isnt working right
[11:47] <Pvalley> UHUY, cool
[11:48] <G-man> can somebody please tell me what i should download
[11:48] <G-man> for it
[11:48] <panv> what do you need G-man  >?
[11:48] <G-man> i need the proper download for an Nvidia 9800GT
[11:49] <G-man> video card
[11:49] <G-man> my dual monitors wont work
[11:49] <adub> where is apache2 source directory located by default
[11:49] <adub> or do i need to download source
[11:49] <panv> you don't have Nvidia installed by default ? G-man ?
[11:49] <G-man> i guess not
[11:49] <erUSUL> G-man: System>Administration>Hardware Drivers
[11:49] <G-man> i mean the other monitor is not on
[11:50] <G-man> it says that there are no proprietary drivers in use
[11:50] <panv> follow system/administration/nvidia x server settings
[11:50] <G-man> when i click that it tells me this
[11:50] <G-man> You do not appear to be using the NVIDIA X driver. Please edit your X configuration file (just run `nvidia-xconfig` as root), and restart the X server.
[11:50] <Pvalley> welcome back
[11:50] <erUSUL> G-man: turn on the propietarie drivers
[11:51] <panv> yes...... you did that ?
[11:51] <mati> hey
[11:51] <erUSUL> !twinview | G-man
[11:51] <G-man> how do i do that?
[11:51] <panv> run nvidia-config as root
[11:51] <erUSUL> G-man: in System>Administration>Hardware Drivers
[11:51] <rww> !netsplit
[11:51] <mati> can i ask you something about my graphic card and installing ubuntu?
[11:51] <rww> oh, the bot is still gone. never mind.
[11:51] <Pvalley> mati,  just ask
[11:51] <Pvalley> !ask | mati
[11:51] <Gothfunc> gedit is creating blah.blah~ files whenever i save.  i have create backups and autosave OFF in preferences.  what's happening?  i had so many backup files that gedit was coming up with "unexpected error: failure" - which i can't even find anything about on google
[11:52] <Gothfunc> hi btw :p
[11:52] <mati> great,
[11:52] <G-man> uh...
[11:52] <G-man> thats not really helping, lol
[11:52] <mati> i have a problem incompatibility between Nvidia 9600gt and my motherboard i think
[11:52] <panv> where did you get your gedit ?? you wrote it yourself ??  :P:P Gothfunc
[11:53] <Gothfunc> panv: fresh install
[11:53] <Gothfunc> panv: jaunty
[11:53] <G-man> how do i run things as root
[11:53] <G-man> thats what i need to know
[11:53] <mati> when i install Ubuntu or just leave the BIOS screen, then screen goes to sleep
[11:53] <Pvalley> Gothfunc, they are swap files, used if gedit crashes I suspect
[11:53] <panv> G-man.. run nvidia-config as root
[11:53] <panv> it will modify your xconfiguration file
[11:53] <panv> save it, and restart x
[11:53] <G-man> yes thats what im asking
[11:54] <G-man> how do i do that
[11:54] <Gothfunc> Pvalley: when i close gedit they remain
[11:54] <mati> my question is if i install Ubuntu with another graphic card and then change to my Nvidia 9600gt
[11:54] <mati> after the installation
[11:54] <Pvalley> G-man, open a terminal, type "sudo nvidia-config"
[11:54] <dfeeser> mati: thats what i had to do - install with motherboard card, then place 7300GT in
[11:54] <Gothfunc> Pvalley: normally when you turn backups and autosave off these files go away completely
[11:54] <Pvalley> Gothfunc, sorry, I can't really help, because I use a real editor; vim. But I'm sure it's a swap problem, google that puppy
[11:54] <aaron113> Pvalley: is that posible with redaon intel
[11:54] <dfeeser> reconfigure drivers from scratch
[11:54] <G-man> that is invalid
[11:55] <Pvalley> aaron113, no
[11:55] <Dahito> Gothfunc: you can always reset the app removing ~/.gnome2/gedit
[11:55] <dfeeser> still do not have direct rendering, but it works!
[11:55] <adub> where is the src directory for apache2 located on ubuntu 9.04
[11:55] <Gothfunc> Pvalley: thanks anyway.  google is useless in this case :o
[11:55] <indus> !who | G-man
[11:55] <panv> sudo
[11:55] <panv> G-man: sudo <something>
[11:55] <panv> will run <something> as root
[11:55] <erUSUL> !gksudo | Pvalley
[11:55] <aaron113> Pvalley: ummm how do you configure redon intel
[11:55] <christel> u/32
[11:55] <christel> er
[11:55] <panv> u don't have sudo installed maybe..
[11:56] <aaron113> panv: everyone has it
[11:56] <panv> apt-get install sudo
[11:56] <panv> thank you aaron113
[11:56] <indus> panv: sudo is always installed
[11:56] <kd8JHC> haha
[11:57] <Gothfunc> Dahito: just tried that.  none of my settings seemed to be in the dir anyway.  i guess i'll try to find the real settings dir and rm that
[11:57] <G-man> it says that im nto using the driver right... now its telling me to edit my x configuration file ( just run " nvidia-xconfig" as root) and restart the X server.
[11:58] <mati> dfeeser: but why you had to do this?
[11:58] <Pvalley> erUSUL, lol thanks a lot. Get prepared to be shocked - I just use su!
[11:58] <Dahito> Gothfunc: strange... try find .|grep -i gedit
[11:58] <mati> the same problem?
[11:58] <G-man> OMG this is driving me nuts
[11:58] <G-man> i know its easy
[11:58] <dfeeser> mati: blank screen during install when the card was inserted
[11:58] <G-man> but all these bots dont help
[11:59] <erUSUL> Pvalley: well that's your problem ;P but what you advise to others is the channel's problem XD
[11:59] <Gothfunc> Dahito: aha, it's in .gconf
[11:59] <Pvalley> erUSUL, in this case it would make no difference
[11:59] <G-man> somebody please help me
[12:00] <panv> reply me on private G-man
[12:00] <erUSUL> Pvalley: maybe not but anyway is just a good practice to not use sudo with graphic apps
[12:00] <Oli``> I cannot enable desktop effects via the display settings box (it checks for drivers, enables them for a second and falls back to metacity). It works fine running compliz --replace so this isn't hardware related (IMO). I've had a problem for ages and would love to fix it once and for all.
[12:01] <indus> G-man: iam trying to
[12:01] <indus> G-man: can you help me too?
[12:01] <zmotok> hello everyone, is there any reason why I can't boot from an external hdd that has ubuntu installed on it with the usual procedure? (ubuntu 9.04 x86)
[12:02] <zmotok> the bios gives an error of "no operating system found", but grub is installed on the mbr of the external drive and should.. appear
[12:02] <Pvalley> erUSUL, lol I'm sure he cares
[12:02] <indus> zmotok: this might happen when the usb is not mounted
[12:02] <panv> indus, sudo is always installed on ubuntu. but not always installed on debian...... are you sure all the people here are running ubuntu ??
[12:03] <Gothfunc> Dahito: rmed all prefs to do with gedit from my home dir and my settings are still there when i load gedit
[12:03] <Gothfunc> :s
[12:03] <amagee> does anyone have any idea how i can figure out why i can't sftp to my server, although i can ssh to it with no problems and (i believe) i have disabled the firewall?
[12:03] <indus> panv: well, its a reasonable assumption, this is ubuntu support not debian
[12:03] <zmotok> indus: "mounted" ? nothing is mounted before the kernel starts
[12:03] <Dahito> Gothfunc: did you use gconf-editor?
[12:03] <Pvalley> everyone stop and do a "lsb_release -a"! You could be in the wrong channel!
[12:03] <indus> zmotok: it is after grub i believe
[12:04] <Gothfunc> Dahito: no :p  i'll restore the files and do that
[12:04] <LogicFan> hrm, is there a command like lspci or lsusb for ata devices?
[12:04] <indus> zmotok:ill rephrase it, the usb device drivers are not loaded into the kernel
[12:04] <indus> zmotok: so it cant read from the device
[12:04] <zmotok> indus: _grub_ doesn't appear
[12:04] <indus> zmotok: ya is power on?
[12:04] <zmotok> indus: of course
[12:05] <indus> zmotok: there is a usb_device module which fails to load sometimes
[12:05] <Dahito> Gothfunc: hope it works.. :) ... gconf is like microsoft register..
[12:05] <indus> zmotok: so if grub is installed to that device, how will it load
[12:05] <zmotok> LogicFan: fdisk -l
[12:05] <Dahito> Gothfunc: i prefer old school config..
[12:05] <indus> zmotok: cant explain well iam no expert
[12:05] <Gothfunc> Dahito: no need for that kind of language ;)#
[12:05] <zmotok> indus: no problem
[12:06] <indus> zmotok: i have seen people having issues with usb storage
[12:06] <jrivera> how do i search for a folder's path using the terminal?
[12:06] <Pvalley> LogicFan, you might want to look at lshw
[12:06] <Gothfunc> Dahito: the backup setting was checked in gconf but not gedit.  weird.  thanks a lot man :)#
[12:07] <Dahito> Gothfunc: no prob ;)
[12:07] <G-man> hmm
[12:07] <G-man> now its low graphics mode bro
[12:07] <G-man> lol
[12:07] <indus> who are you talking to
[12:07] <Pvalley> LogicFan, specifically "lshw -C disk"
[12:07] <indus> write his/her name in your messages to highlight the message for that user
[12:08] <Dahito> LogicFan: there is also the gtk version "lshw-gtk"
[12:09] <LogicFan> thnx
[12:09] <aaron111> does anyone know how to access .jpeg files over the internet
[12:10] <zaggynl> wait what?
[12:10] <Dahito> aaron111: what do you mean?
[12:10] <Pvalley> aaron111, uh yeah
[12:10] <Pvalley> aaron111, http://your.domain.com/myJpg.jpg
[12:10] <Pvalley> BOOM!
[12:10] <Pvalley> instant jpg
[12:10] <Gothfunc> Dahito: no, it's not fixed, i did sudo gconf-editor by mistake.  bleh :/
[12:11] <Dahito> Gothfunc: what's the error? does it crash ?
[12:12] <aaron111> Pvalley: no i meant im hacking onto my systers account because she was talking to her boyfriend and i want to see her "cd /home/aimeegrace/Pictures" when i hit DIR it shows some jpeg images i want to see them using fspot
[12:12] <LogicFan> heh
[12:12] <aaron111> do you know how to do it
[12:13] <garymc> Hi im having issues with my sound on my thin client logged into my Ubuntu LTSP server... anyone any ideas why the sound works then after a few use's it stops working? Ubuntu 9.04
[12:13] <LogicFan> thanks everyone
[12:13] <aaron111> garymc: do you know which sound card
[12:14] <garymc> im using a sony Viao as a thin client
[12:14] <Dahito> aaron111: just make a copy then.. or symlink
[12:14] <garymc> *Vaio
[12:14] <Dahito> aaron111: maybe you have to deal with permission..
[12:14] <galaz> ciao
[12:14] <nandu> I have the base system ready, want to install just the basic window manager component, how ?
[12:14] <Gothfunc> Dahito: no.  initially i was getting the error "unexpected error: failure" (hooray!) then i realised looking at the hidden files that there were lots of ~ files all generated from the same file, most prefixed with a letter of the alphabet.  i deleted them and it no longer gave the error, but every time i save it creates a new ~ file
[12:15] <nandu> I have the base system ready, want to install just the basic window manager component, how ?
[12:15] <Gothfunc> Dahito: the error triggered when i tried to save
[12:15] <Oli``> aaron111: you're in the wrong place - what you're talking about is technically illegal in most countries
[12:15] <Oli``> (and therefore is not allowed in here)
[12:15] <Gothfunc> Dahito: it's like my gedit is a total fascist!
[12:17] <nandu> How do I install just the basic Xwindow into my base system, and then choose panels by myself ?
[12:17] <Dahito> Gothfunc: dont know..  the ~ are only backup.. doesn't  harm
[12:18] <amagee> any ideas why sftp would just say "Connection closed" and exit when i type in my (correct) password?
[12:18] <Gothfunc> Dahito: it's increasing the size of my web application by 27 times, and also when it runs out of letters of the alphabet to prefix with, it generates an error i can't even find on google, and stops me saving...  seems like it does harm :P
[12:18] <rww> nandu: install the `xorg` package
[12:19] <aaron113> helo
[12:20] <Dahito> Gothfunc: uuhmm.. so you tried to disable backup? and didn't work?
[12:20] <Gothfunc> Dahito: weird though, i've used gedit on a million machines and it's never done this.
[12:20] <Gothfunc> Dahito: correct.  i'm looking at the prefs and gconf now.  they both show backup is OFF
[12:20] <Dahito> Gothfunc: anyway for programming i don't think it's the better editor..
[12:20] <aaron113> how do you open a jpg file with a terminal i know you can open txt files using gedit but what about jpg im using gnome terminal and has Ubuntu 9.04
[12:20] <Gothfunc> Dahito: web programming is very light.  i find eclipse is just too much for my needs
[12:21] <nandu> rww: Will not it be the same as installing the xfce desktop ? I installed the base system so that I get to customize everything ??
[12:21] <PDani> hi
[12:21] <temaruk> hy
[12:22] <rww> nandu: The xorg package installs the basic Xorg system, and does not include a window manager. It also doesn't include xfce.
[12:22] <nandu> rww, yes
[12:23] <Gothfunc> Dahito: show me another lightweight editor which has a file explorer that can perform file operations and i'll use that instead :)
[12:23] <Dahito> Gothfunc: mistery of computer science :S.. mine works..with backup disabled..
[12:23] <Gothfunc> Dahito: yeah i've had it work on other machines too.  grr.  i guess i just give up :s
[12:23] <Dahito> Gothfunc: actually for web dev i use eclipse.. :P ..
[12:24] <PDani> is there an easy-to-use solution for keeping some of my data encrypted in a folder? I would like something like ecryptfs-utils, but i don't want to mount it when i log in. i want to click on an icon, i want to enter always the password, and then i would like to get the mounted folder, and an umount icon. and all of this stuff as regular user
[12:24] <amagee> ok (sorry if i'm being irritating but this is slightly different again).. any ideas why i can sftp root@mydomain.com but not sftp myuser@mydomain.com ?
[12:24] <PDani> i mean, i don't want it to be automounted when i log in
[12:24] <Gothfunc> Dahito: it would be awesome if there was a really light version of eclipse
[12:24] <Dahito> Gothfunc: kate?
[12:25] <Gothfunc> Dahito: looking
[12:25] <Dahito> Gothfunc: it's qt for kde but is good..
[12:26] <sipior> amagee: can you log in normally using ssh?
[12:26] <amagee> sipior: yes
[12:26] <sipior> amagee: try adding the -v switch, and seeing what sftp reports.
[12:27] <jrivera> in a terminal, how do i do to see if a folder named foo exists in my ubuntu machine?
[12:27] <Dahito> Gothfunc: kate it's not a light eclipse.. it's like the gedit of the KDE
[12:27] <jrivera> in a terminal, what do i do to see if a folder named foo exists in my ubuntu machine?
[12:27] <Dr_Willis> jrivera:   you mean in a script? or are you talking bash VERY basics?
[12:28] <Dahito> Gothfunc: anyway.. eclipse is huge but have so many features... you can do anything.. :)
[12:28] <jrivera> bash basics
[12:28] <amagee> sipior: http://dpaste.com/91381/
[12:28] <Dr_Willis> jrivera:   ls /path/to/whatever   is one way to see what files/dirs exist
[12:28] <Dr_Willis> jrivera:  you might want to spend an hr reading a few bash tutorials.
[12:29] <erUSUL> jrivera: find / -type d -name '*foo*'
[12:29] <erUSUL> !cli > jrivera
[12:29] <jrivera> thanks!!!
[12:30] <Gothfunc> Dahito: i find things go wrong randomly with eclipse for me, especially when it gets updated.
[12:30] <sipior> amagee: what's your default shell upon login to that system?
[12:30] <Gothfunc> Dahito: it's really nicely coded but still a beast
[12:30] <amagee> sipior: bash
[12:30] <G-man> Can Anybody please help me get this darn video card working properly ?
[12:30] <amagee> sipior: also, it was working till fairly recently.. i'm not sure what i've done except install flash media server :S
[12:31] <temaruk> hello, can someone help my with an Ubuntu Studio + Blender install/uninstall related problem?
[12:31] <temaruk> my -> me
[12:31] <sipior> amagee: the target machine also runs ubuntu?
[12:31] <amagee> sipior: yeah
[12:32] <Dahito> Gothfunc: what language do you use? ... i use aptana anyway.. http://aptana.com
[12:32] <sipior> amagee: on the remote machine, what are the permissions for /dev/null?
[12:33] <amagee> sipior: crw-------
[12:33] <sipior> amagee: try "sudo chmod 777 /dev/null", and try sftp again.
[12:33] <sipior> amagee: or 666, really
[12:33] <amagee> wow, that worked
[12:33] <amagee> thanks :D
[12:33] <amagee> (care to explain?)
[12:34] <sipior> amagee: sftp wants to write to /dev/null. that explains why root could use sftp, but your login couldn't.
[12:34] <Lunixed> By default my folders show hidden-files and hidden-folders , How do i disable that ?
[12:34] <amagee> sipior: what would have changed that?  it was working before..
[12:35] <amagee> and why does it want to write to /dev/null
[12:35] <sipior> amagee: (i don't know why sftp desperately needs to write to /dev/null :-)
[12:35] <amagee> hehe ok
[12:35] <clearscreen> Lunixed: if you mean in nautilus (file browser), hit CTRL+H
[12:35] <Lunixed> clearscreen, Everytime i dont want to do ctrl+H
[12:35] <Lunixed> I want a permanent soluntio
[12:35] <clearscreen> if you do it once, it should remain disabled until you hit ctrl+h again
[12:35] <clearscreen> at least that is what it does for me :)
[12:36] <Lunixed> No everytime i see those flders :(
[12:36] <dsdeiz> when you install, there are times that apt-get would recommend you additional packages right? can i ignore those additional packages?
[12:36] <clearscreen> Lunixed: you can try Edit->Preferences  and disable 'Show hidden and backup files'
[12:37] <JuJuBee> I am having trouble with an external HD, can someone help?  http://paste.ubuntu.com/267878/
[12:37] <Gothfunc> Dahito: yeah aptana's what i used.  i use cakephp
[12:37] <Lunixed> whose edit clearscreen ?
[12:37] <nandu_> rww: I installed the package, My xorg.conf is empty currently, I have a working xorg.conf from xubuntu into other partition, should I copy it and run startx ?
[12:37] <clearscreen> it's a menu entry in nautilus
[12:37] <clearscreen> second one
[12:37] <Lunixed> clearscreen, Thnaks got it :)
[12:38] <G-man> somebody please, i beg you, tell me how to get my other monitor working, it has something to do with my nvidia  driver, and activating it under root, or something i'm fairly new to this, but i got it to work under ubuntu before, just reinstalled today
[12:38] <Gothfunc> Dahito: a framework that runs on php, i use that for most stuff these days
[12:39] <nandu_> rww: I installed the package, My xorg.conf is empty currently, I have a working xorg.conf from xubuntu into other partition, should I copy it and run startx ?
[12:39] <Gothfunc> Dahito: kate is looking like it'll do the job.  thanks :)
[12:40] <G-man> can anybody help me?
[12:40] <rww> nandu_: sure. Xorg should autodetect and run fine with a blank xorg.conf, but if you have stuff you want it to use, go ahead.
[12:41] <JuJuBee> G-man: do you have the Nvidia X Server Settings  installed ?
[12:41] <G-man> let me check
[12:41] <G-man> yes
[12:41] <G-man> but when i try to use it
[12:41] <JuJuBee> Are you using Twinview
[12:42] <G-man> it gives me a boxYou do not appear to be using the NVIDIA X driver. Please edit your X configuration file (just run `nvidia-xconfig` as root), and restart the X server.
[12:42] <nandu_> rww: When I run startx with blank xorg, it gives me a better resolution in the console, but I cant type any command there, why ?
[12:42] <clearscreen> G-man: so try doing what it says :P
[12:42] <Callum_> G-max: run nvidia-xconfig as root
[12:42] <Callum_> G-man*
[12:42] <clearscreen> G-man: open a terminal, sudo nvidia-xconfig
[12:42] <G-man> k ive done that several times
[12:42] <Callum_> o_o I was thinking of the Windows modelling program
[12:42] <Callum_> very old modeling program indeed
[12:43] <G-man> okay done
[12:43] <G-man> now what
[12:43] <xukun> hi everybody. there is no sound at all when I play audio file. ac3 just plays fine. Any idea?
[12:43] <Callum_> G-man, log out and log back in
[12:43] <G-man> You do not appear to be using the NVIDIA X driver. Please edit your X configuration file (just run `nvidia-xconfig` as root), and restart the X server.
[12:43] <Callum_>  and restart the X server.
[12:43] <Callum_> ...heh, he restarted the X server
[12:43] <clearscreen> Any reason why ubuntu devs took out the ctrl+alt+backspace hotkey?
[12:44] <dsdeiz> when you install, there are times that apt-get would recommend you additional packages right? can i ignore those additional packages?
[12:44] <xukun> !pulseaudio
[12:44] <erUSUL> clearscreen: no the ubuntu-devs the Xorg devs disabled it
[12:44] <dsdeiz> !esd
[12:44] <g-man> You do not appear to be using the NVIDIA X driver. Please edit your X configuration file (just run `nvidia-xconfig` as root), and restart the X server.
[12:44] <erUSUL> !dontzap | clearscreen
[12:44] <clearscreen> I know you can enable it through an xorg.conf setting, but it's not enabled by default anymore
[12:44] <g-man> says the exact same thing
[12:44] <clearscreen> erUSUL: I know about that, I just dont know why it got disabled by default
[12:44] <Callum_> g-man, what video card do you have?
[12:44] <nandi__> rww: Actually I had to reset coz' the blank screen freezed , did you said anything ?
[12:45] <g-man> nvidia 9800gt
[12:45] <dsdeiz> that's weird, esd is being replaced by pulse. but after using !esd, it says to use !alsa instead :D
[12:45] <sipior> clearscreen: i think folks were concerned about accidental X session killing :-) i never thought it much of a problem, myself...
[12:45] <erUSUL> clearscreen: to save from themselves "stupid" users.
[12:45] <clearscreen> g-man: sudo apt-get install mesa-utils && glxinfo | grep direct
[12:45] <g-man> what is that?
[12:46] <erUSUL> clearscreen: also that's a question for the xorg devs... not for the ubuntu users XD
[12:46] <Callum_> post it into a terminal window, g-man
[12:46] <Callum_> and post in here the output of glxinfo | grep direct...
[12:46] <g-man> kk
[12:47] <g-man> says mesa-utils already latest new version
[12:47] <clearscreen> that's good :)
[12:47] <Callum_> good...
[12:47] <g-man> but couldnt find
[12:47] <g-man> RGB GLX visual
[12:47] <g-man> so the red green blue
[12:47] <g-man> is what im missing
[12:47] <g-man> lol
[12:47] <FloodBot1> g-man: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:48] <Callum_> g-man: what is the exact output of "glxinfo | grep direct"?
[12:48] <rsv> i am installing ubuntu on my system - it is asking for partition type - primary and logical - which one should i choose?
[12:49] <g-man> Xlib:  extension "GLX" missing on display ":0.0".
[12:49] <g-man> Xlib:  extension "GLX" missing on display ":0.0"
[12:49] <aaron11> rsv: one sec
[12:49] <g-man> eading package lists... Done
[12:49] <g-man> Building dependency tree
[12:49] <g-man> Reading state information... Done
[12:49] <g-man> mesa-utils is already the newest version.
[12:49] <g-man> 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
[12:49] <FloodBot1> g-man: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:49] <g-man> Xlib:  extension "GLX" missing on display ":0.0".
[12:49] <clearscreen> g-man: that can't possibly the output for "glxinfo | grep direct" :)
[12:49] <Callum_> rsv: if you do not how to partition hard drives, it may be a good idea to let the installer do it for youy
[12:49] <Callum_> you*
[12:49] <Callum_> man, I'm tired
[12:50] <rsv> i already have fedora so it is taking that as well. i want to use ubuntu only on my hard disk
[12:50] <rsv> since i am installing it myself i want to learn as well
[12:50] <rsv> can you please help me and explain
[12:50] <clearscreen> Callum_: more coffee! (1:50 PM, havent slept last night)
[12:50] <Callum_> rsv: tell Ubuquity to use the whole hard disk
[12:50] <sipior> rsv: how many partitions do you currently have in use?
[12:51] <rsv> obviously i had 3 partitions in which /boot, fedora and swap parition
[12:51] <rsv> i want to delete all of them and create afresh for ubuntu
[12:51] <JuJuBee> Anybody have advice on this : http://paste.ubuntu.com/267878/
[12:51] <Callum_> clearscreen> Callum_: more coffee! (1:50 PM, havent slept last night) <--- its been exam week at school all week, just finished it...
[12:51] <g-man> clearscreen: check PM
 rsv: tell Ubuquity to use the whole hard disk
[12:51] <clearscreen> g-man: can you pastebin (http://paste.ubuntu.com) the contents of /etc/X11/xorg.conf?
[12:51] <rsv> dont you think i need a swap partition?
[12:52] <rsv> i want a swap partition of 1 GB
[12:52] <Callum_> rsv: let Ubuntu configure your hard disks
[12:52] <simplexio> rsv: if you have 1G+ ram you dont need it but it helps
[12:52] <g-man> when i type that in terminal , it says no such file or dir
[12:52] <simplexio> rsv: and you can use file as swap
[12:52] <g-man> what u just wanted a paste of
[12:52] <sipior> rsv: was that obvious? at any rate, if you plan on installing ubuntu in place of fedora, you won't require a logical partition (needed only if you plan on having five or more disk partitions).
[12:52] <rsv> how do i tell ubuntu to allocate 1g as swap
[12:53] <Callum_> rsv: if you don't know how to partition Linux drives, you'd better let Ubuntu do it for you
[12:53] <sipior> Callum_: it's good to learn at some point.
[12:53] <Dr_Willis> rsv:  the partitioner tool have a customized layout featutre you can partition however you want.
[12:53] <simplexio> rsv: make swap partition or after installation define swap file
[12:53] <eueu> Hello, is there anybody here that could help me design a smb.conf? (#samba channel is quite dead)
[12:53] <Callum_> sipior: fair enough
[12:53] <Dr_Willis> rsv:  or use the live cd and gparted to lay them out   then tell the installer what to use.
[12:54] <Callum_> wow, its busy in here
[12:54] <nandu> Have anyone seen this problem before, If I frequently fast switch between TTY and F7(X-Window) then my system hangs, giving blank screen ?
[12:54] <the_dark_warrio> is there a hotkey to make the window roll up?
[12:54] <Callum_> eueu: its a good idea to use the one Samba creates as a base, and just modify it yourself
[12:54] <rsv> what is primary partition and logical partition?
[12:54] <rsv> which one should i choose
[12:54] <sipior> nandu: "don't do that, then" :-)
[12:55] <nandu> sipior: ok, but you mean it happens (normal) ?
[12:55] <g-man> You do not appear to be using the NVIDIA X driver. Please edit your X configuration file (just run `nvidia-xconfig` as root), and restart the X server. thats the error message i get, when i try to run x server
[12:55] <g-man> for nvidia
[12:55] <g-man> and i keep doing that
[12:55] <sipior> nandu: i've never seen that myself. the system locks up? or can you still log in remotely?
[12:56] <g-man> over and over, but it does nothing
[12:56] <Dr_Willis> rsv:  if you dont know such terms its a VERY good idea to read up on partitioning drives..or just let the installer do it.
[12:56] <eueu> Callum_, actually I need to design one for a very special purpose, which is I have a laptop of which the graphics card died and I would like all files to be recoverable. So I am creating an environment in a virtual machine to create a LiveCD that would include a script that mounts automatically all ntfs/fat partitions, and I would like Samba to share / to local networks without restriction
[12:56] <Dr_Willis> rsv:  if you dont need more then 4 parittions - you can use all primaries
[12:56] <YukiNagatoX> Hai guys...I'm using Ubuntu 9.04 on my laptop and I'm really enjoying it, except for one problem- I'm getting USB 1.1 transfer speeds when I know my machine can handle usb 2.0. (I switched from Vista which had very fast transfer speeds)
[12:56] <Pici> rsv: You can also share your swap partition with your other linux installation if it has one.
[12:56] <eueu> Callum_, http://vim.pastey.net/124886 is my try
[12:57] <Dr_Willis> rsv:  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disk_partitioning
[12:57] <nandu> sipior: No, the system does'nt even responds to numlock, ctrl+Alt+del, Ctrl+Alt+<- or anything
[12:57] <nandu> sipior: I haven't tried remote login
[12:57] <YukiNagatoX> Trying sudo rmmod ehci_hcd/sudo modprobe ehchi_hcd does nothing.
[12:58] <Callum_> eueu: why do you have readonly set if you want the share to have unrestricted access?
[12:58] <eueu> Callum_, I would like only to retrieve the files on the hard disk
[12:59] <Callum_> hmm
[12:59] <eueu> does it seem to you that this config would work as I intend? I have no machine to test it
[12:59] <Callum_> eueu: you can ssh into the machines to configure Samba without creating your own LiveCD
[13:00] <eueu> Callum_, other computers could run Windows
[13:00] <nandu> what is the name for xfcewindow manager in apt-get install ?
[13:00] <eueu> (it is not for my own usage that I would like to create this livecd
[13:00] <Callum_> eueu: http://www.putty.org/
[13:00] <Callum_> nandu: xubuntu-desktop
[13:00] <ikonia> nandu: xubuntu-desktop will get you the full desktop enviornment
[13:01] <dkT> I need help setup a openvpn client on 9.04. I've installed gadmin gtk client and it must have a tar.gz package...
[13:01] <b3rz3rk3r> hey all, updates today seem to have broken my symlink for firefox 3.5, i cannot use Gnome-Do to launch it anymore, how can i replace it?
[13:01] <YukiNagatoX> Anyone have an idea for my issue? ;_;
[13:01] <ActionParsnip> nandu: xfce4 will give you the bear minimum
[13:01] <ikonia> b3rz3rk3r: check i there is a  symlink
[13:01] <rsv> i given primary for /boot and logical or / and swap. is it okay?
[13:01] <Mohammad[B]> how i can download all of this files "http://urt.unfoog.de/q3ut4/" with wget ? help me please
[13:01] <ikonia> if
[13:01] <nandu> ikonia: I dont want the full desktop, just want some basic components ?
[13:01] <ActionParsnip> nandu: xubuntu-desktop will give you apps too
[13:01] <ikonia> rsv: primary/logical partitions don't matter
[13:01] <Kev2> hi @ll
[13:02] <ikonia> nandu: search for xfce to see the individual components
[13:02] <Desire> lol
[13:02] <_grepper> OK. I screwed up and changed the shell entry in /etc/passwd to a shell that doesn't (still) exist. Is there a way to log in ignoring the shell entry?
[13:02] <rsv> okay, then why are they in the first place
[13:02] <Dr_Willis> Mohammad[B]:  thers some gui front ends to wget. (and no i dont use it enogh to rember the command line options)
[13:02] <ActionParsnip> nandu: sudo apt-get install xfce4
[13:02] <ikonia> rsv: that's a different discussion, just rest easy that it doesnt matter any more
[13:02] <rsv> okay
[13:02] <b3rz3rk3r> ikonia, yeah there is, i created it with: "sudo rm /usr/bin/firefox && sudo ln -s /usr/bin/firefox-3.5 /usr/bin/firefox" before. can i just do this again?
[13:02] <Dr_Willis> rsv:  you can use primary for all if you wanted.
[13:02] <dkT> Which openvpn client to use in ubuntu?
[13:03] <rsv> okay, thanks my installation has started
[13:03] <ikonia> b3rz3rk3r: you can do it as many times as you want, but if there is already a symlink there, that's not your problem
[13:03] <eueu> Callum_, actually my target is people that do not use much their computers. They have a computer that they cannot drive blind and the screen of which is not working. They have a Windows computer. With a liveCD they would be able to have a share to recover all files without any manipulation to do and nothing to install
[13:03] <ikonia> eueu: what's the ubuntu support question here ?
[13:03] <Callum_> eueu: once the settings are saved onto the smb.conf every time the PC starts up the share will also start as well
[13:04] <mobi-sheep> b3rz3rk3r: Go back to /usr/bin/firefox-3.0 ?
[13:04] <ikonia> mobi-sheep: why - he's missing a symlink, why does he need to go back to firefox 3 ?
[13:04] <eueu> Callum_, yes. But that is the purpose of the LiveCD I try to create.
[13:04] <ikonia> eueu: what is the ubuntu support question you have ?
[13:04] <wqj> ?/
[13:04] <wqj> ?
[13:05] <b3rz3rk3r> ikonia, mobi-sheep, i have 3 in there. Firefox, firefox-3.0 and firefox-3.5
[13:05] <wqj> 中文测试
[13:05] <clearscreen> !cn | wqj
[13:05] <ikonia> wqj: this channel is english only please
[13:05] <ikonia> b3rz3rk3r: link to what you want
[13:05] <Callum_> eueu: its more hassle to create your own liveCD, two minutes with the PC and the share will be up, without inconveniencing yourself with creating and burning the Live CD
[13:05] <eueu> ikonia, I asked for help about a samba thing because the #samba channel is dead and I know that many ubuntu users are able to help me.
[13:05] <dsdeiz> anyone using last.fm client with musictracker?
[13:06] <ikonia> eueu: samba config queston really belong in #sabma unless they are specific to ubuntu
[13:06] <ikonia> #samba sorry
[13:06] <clearscreen> Callum_: unetbootin :P
[13:06] <eueu> then sorry, ikonia
[13:06] <b3rz3rk3r> ikonia, gnome-do still wont locate it though? know a way round this?
[13:06] <ikonia> eueu: not a problem
[13:06] <ikonia> b3rz3rk3r: locate what ?
[13:06] <nic1> how can i reduce the size of an image in ubuntu
[13:06] <Callum_> clearscreen: the way he is doing it is stupid =P
[13:07] <nandu> ActionParsnip: I need physical memory, I have plenty hdd space.. ? should I install xfce ?
[13:07] <mobi-sheep> eueu: You check out !samba ?  Read up on Ubuntu Community on Samba
[13:07] <erUSUL> nic1: with gimp ?
[13:07] <ikonia> nic1: using a tool like gimp reduce the quality or increase the compression
[13:07] <nic1> like we do by opening with microsoft paint in windows?
[13:07] <clearscreen> Callum_: havent been following the conversation, just saying that I never have  to burn a CD these days because of unetbootin :)
[13:07] <b3rz3rk3r> ikonia, if i type "fire" into gnome-do it normally locates the firefox installation and launches it for me
[13:07] <nandu> ActionParsnip: I mean xfce4
[13:07] <rsv> guys, i forgot the password i gave during installation, how do i recover?
[13:07] <nic1> i want to reduce size
[13:07] <ikonia> nic1: applications -> graphics -> gimp
[13:07] <clearscreen> nic1: you can use gimp to save it as a different format (jpg for example)
[13:07] <b3rz3rk3r> ikonia, with todays updates, it no longer does
[13:07] <nic1> gimp is not doing tat
[13:07] <clearscreen> nic1: save it as a different format (preferably jpeg)
[13:07] <nic1> i have 2.4 MB image
[13:07] <b3rz3rk3r> ikonia, it was a firefox 3.5 update today, taking it to 3.5.4 i think
[13:07] <erUSUL> nic1: we already told you to use gimp. Image>scale image
[13:08] <nic1> can't i get tat to kb?
[13:08] <ikonia> b3rz3rk3r: have you checked your symlinks to see if they exist
[13:08] <erUSUL> nic1: also save as jpeg reduce quality
[13:08] <rsv> when i do ls -l /home ; i see that it has created an user called ubuntu
[13:08] <rsv> i specified something else
[13:08] <b3rz3rk3r> ikonia, yes, they are there, and i have just removed and created again to make sure
[13:08] <ikonia> b3rz3rk3r: show me the output of ls -la /usr/bin/firefox please
[13:09] <dsdeiz> what's the version of pidgin in jaunty? i only currently have intrepid. can't i get the latest version of pidgin?
[13:09] <ikonia> !info pipdgin
[13:09] <ikonia> !info pidgin
[13:09] <b3rz3rk3r> ikonia, lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 20 2009-09-09 15:05 /usr/bin/firefox -> /usr/bin/firefox-3.5
[13:09] <Boohbah> dsdeiz: you'll have to upgrade to jaunty to get the latest pidgin
[13:09] <ikonia> b3rz3rk3r: now show me the output of ls -la /usr/bin/firexof-3.5
[13:09] <ikonia> b3rz3rk3r: now show me the output of ls -la /usr/bin/firefox-3.5
[13:10] <indus> dsdeiz: you can download from their website
[13:10] <dsdeiz> the deb package?
[13:10] <Boohbah> dsdeiz: if you don't want jaunty you can do what indus says
[13:10] <indus> dsdeiz: yes
[13:10] <nic1> after opening with gimp, how to reduce size?
[13:10] <ikonia> dsdeiz: using 3rd party debs is not recommended unless you understand how it will change your system
[13:10] <Boohbah> nic1: image > scale
[13:10] <dsdeiz> indus: but then again I would have problems in upgrading it if there's a new version right?
[13:10] <clearscreen> nic1: we've already said it before... Image > Scale.. and also Save as jpeg format
[13:10] <b3rz3rk3r> ikonia, lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 34 2009-09-09 11:53 /usr/bin/firefox-3.5 -> ../lib/firefox-3.5.4pre/firefox.sh
[13:10] <nandu> How to list out all the installed packages and components in my system using console ?
[13:10] <indus> dsdeiz:not if you download from the pidgin ppa
[13:10] <dsdeiz> right
[13:10] <ikonia> dsdeiz: yes, a 3rd party deb could cuase you problems upgrading later
[13:11] <Boohbah> nandu: sudo dpkg --get-selections
[13:11] <erUSUL> !clone | nandu
[13:11] <b3rz3rk3r> ikonia, which is how it should be, right?
[13:11] <dsdeiz> my question now is, if i get it from the ppa, what would apt choose, the one from ppa or the repo?
[13:11] <Boohbah> nandu: sudo dpkg --get-selections |grep install
[13:11] <ikonia> b3rz3rk3r: lets go down another level, ls -la /usr/lib/firefox-3.5.4pre/firefox.sh
[13:11] <Boohbah> erUSUL: that aptitude command in ubottu really sucks
[13:12] <ikonia> dsdeiz: it will depend on your package pinning policy
[13:12] <erUSUL> Boohbah: factoids are not set in stone. provide a better method
[13:12] <dsdeiz> ikonia: my what? hehe care to explain? :D
[13:12] <ikonia> dsdeiz: for example the PPA version may not be compatible with Jaunty - so if you upgrade to Jaunty it will cause you an issue
[13:12] <b3rz3rk3r> ikonia, -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 4280 2009-09-08 21:10 /usr/lib/firefox-3.5.4pre/firefox.sh
[13:12] <ikonia> dsdeiz: check out apt-cache policy to get a basic's on your current policy
[13:12] <ikonia> b3rz3rk3r: well, thats a pretty good start
[13:13] <b3rz3rk3r> ikonia, i dont get it, can you explain?
[13:13] <nic1> by reducing resolution, doesn't the size change?
[13:13] <erUSUL> Boohbah: /msg ubottu clone is <reply> Your version here
[13:14] <ActionParsnip> nandu: yes, that will install xfce
[13:14] <ActionParsnip> !info xfce4 | nandu
[13:14] <nandu> Boohbah: What does deinstall mean in the list ?
[13:14] <ikonia> b3rz3rk3r: can't see the problem at this moment, just thinking
[13:14] <clearscreen> nic1: reducing the dimensions of your image will reduce the image size, yes.. but you should get a small enough image by just saving as JPEG with a ~80% quality
[13:15] <dsdeiz> ikonia: i did the command, i didn't understand a thing.. :( can i show you it's pastie?
[13:15] <JohannesSM64> often when I double click an executable sh and press "display", nothing happens. right click > open with "text editor" works, however.
[13:15] <ikonia> dsdeiz: I've got a good idea what it will look like
[13:15] <JohannesSM64> any idea?
[13:15] <dabukalam> hi all i'm wondering how i can open firefox 32-bit on my x64 jaunty install
[13:16] <ikonia> dsdeiz: the bottom line is it by default it will currently pick the biggest version number it can
[13:16] <clearscreen> dabukalam: install ia32-libs
[13:16] <indus> oops
[13:16] <g-man> please
[13:16] <ikonia> dsdeiz: you've have to change/manage the policy to make sure of compatability
[13:16] <nandu> Boohbah: In my system I had to use | grep "install" instead of installed and there is grub-pc which has "deinstall" showing, what does that mean ?
[13:16] <g-man> somebody help
[13:16] <ikonia> g-man: what's up
[13:16] <JohannesSM64> usually it works the first time, and then it fails every time
[13:16] <g-man> this is getting beyond ridiculous
[13:16] <indus> sorry got disconnected
[13:16] <dabukalam> clearscreen: what will that do?
[13:16] <g-man> I can't get the dual monitor display to work
[13:17] <zxd> Does ubuntu have firefox 3.5 ?
[13:17] <b3rz3rk3r> ikonia, everything is pointing to where it should ad far as i can tell, im going to kill and restart Gnome-do to see if that helps since i have recreated the links
[13:17] <dkT> zxd: yes
[13:17] <clearscreen> g-man: I asked you before, please paste (http://paste.ubuntu.com) your /etc/X11/xorg.conf file, and preferably also your X log file (Xorg.0.log)
[13:17] <zxd> waht
[13:17] <g-man> where will i find that at
[13:17] <indus> clearscreen: ya i had trouble with him not responding properly and got tired
[13:17] <clearscreen> dabukalam: it will install the libraries required to run 32bit code on a 64bit install
[13:17] <ikonia> b3rz3rk3r: worth a try but shouldn't matter
[13:17] <dabukalam> !repeat | g-man
[13:17] <zxd> how can I check what ubuntu release I've got
[13:18] <dsdeiz> ikonia: oh ok. got it. will try it now
[13:18] <b3rz3rk3r> ikonia, yeah, didnt help :(
[13:18] <dsdeiz> ikonia: and thanks ;)
[13:18] <mobi-sheep> zxd: lsb_release -a
[13:18] <Pici> !version | zxd
[13:18] <zxd> 9.04
[13:18] <clearscreen> g-man: type in console: gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf (paste it), then do the same for gedit /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[13:18] <ikonia> dsdeiz: no problem
[13:18] <zxd> !ubuntu
[13:18] <zxd> !firefox
[13:18] <zxd> !firefox-3.5
[13:18] <Pici> !msgthebot | zxd
[13:18] <g-man> terminal or console
[13:19] <clearscreen> g-man: same thing, but probably named terminal in your menu
[13:20] <kfan> I how 9.04 installed and working great and i want to install vista to dual boot how should i go about doing it
[13:20] <kfan> have*
[13:21] <zxd> what is Shiretoko
[13:21] <clearscreen> zxd: codename for firefox 3.5
[13:21] <indus> kfan: if you install vista, it will overwrite the ubuntu bootloader grub with its own bootloader, then you will need to repair grub to boot into either
[13:21] <indus> i mean it will boot into vista
[13:22] <kfan> is it a paint in the butt?
[13:22] <kfan> paint*
[13:22] <kfan> dumb keyboard lol
[13:22] <indus> kfan: well, if you know how to install or partition , its quite ok
[13:22] <indus> kfan: just make sure  you dont overwrite your ubuntu install
[13:23] <Boohbah> kfan: no, you just need to boot from livecd and run the grub-installer
[13:23] <kfan> ok
[13:23] <indus> kfan: so i am guessing ubuntu is on its own partition and you have separate for vista install
[13:23] <kfan> no i was going to use gparted and seperate them
[13:23] <miguelonnnn> hi , please how can i make iwlist eth1 scan works? i know i got the driver works cause networkmanager the graphic applet works with my wireless card
[13:24] <indus> kfan: ya sure thats good too
[13:24] <miguelonnnn> the error i get is "interface doesn't support scanning"
[13:24] <indus> kfan: repairing grub bootloader is fairly simple
[13:24] <Callum_> miguielonnnn: wireless network cards are wlan#
[13:24] <indus> kfan: so good luck, once you install vista, you will need a live cd to repair grub
[13:24] <miguelonnnn> nope for me, for me its eth1
[13:24] <kfan> ok
[13:24] <kfan> thanks
[13:24] <kfan> one more thing tho
[13:25] <miguelonnnn> eth0 is ethernet, eth1 is wireless
[13:25] <Callum_> miguelonnn: well you have quite an odd card tjere
[13:25] <TheOV> miguelonnnn: or sometimes they're ra#
[13:25] <Callum_> there*
[13:25] <Callum_> miguelonnnn*
[13:25] <miguelonnnn> it's eth1 for me
[13:25] <g-man> okay, check the message i PM ed the link to you
[13:25] <kfan> typing grub-installer will open it? if i type in terminal?
[13:25] <indus> kfan: type sudo grub in terminal to enter the grub prompt
[13:25] <miguelonnnn> when i type iwconfig i get in eth1 the ip i got for internet, definitely eth1 is my wireless chip
[13:25] <kfan> ok thanks
[13:25] <indus> kfan: you can write this down
[13:26] <indus> kfan: from live cd once you do  a sudo grub
[13:26] <clearscreen> g-man: just paste the link here, had to ignore you temporarily
[13:26] <zxd> does firefox-3.5 replace firefox 3.0 ?
[13:26] <kfan> k
[13:26] <g-man> http://paste.ubuntu.com/267905/
[13:26] <zxd> how can both package co exist
[13:26] <miguelonnnn> what can i do? please :S
[13:26] <g-man> that is the second one
[13:26] <Pici> zxd: They're separate packages.
[13:26] <indus> kfan: type 'find /boot/grub/stage1'   then enter that result in this command root     (hdx,y)
[13:26] <Pici> !ff35 | zxd please read the links
[13:26] <indus> kfan: finally do setup      (hd0)
[13:26] <SkyNetMaster> hi I have two gcc compilers, how can I map my secondary (gcc43) to gcc, is it just a link
[13:27] <newill> join #sballamupalu
[13:27] <clearscreen> g-man: ok and now /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[13:27] <kfan> ok thanks
[13:27] <Callum_> firefox-3.5-gnome-support doesn't work =(
[13:27] <g-man> says permission denied
[13:28] <Callum_> g-man: "cat /etc/X11/xorg.conf" and pastebin the output
[13:29] <kervel> hi, is there any dedicated channel for the ubuntu kernel team ?
[13:29] <g-man> http://paste.ubuntu.com/267910/
[13:29] <Pici> kervel: #ubuntu-kernel
[13:29] <kervel> thankx
[13:30] <JFlash> hi
[13:30] <JFlash> how should I run ubuntu as second OS?  dual boot or virtual box?
[13:30] <Dr_Willis> JFlash:  do what you want. :)
[13:30] <Dr_Willis> virtualbox is handy
[13:30] <JFlash> i heard computers (or windows) don't like dual boot very much?
[13:31] <Dr_Willis> JFlash:  you heard wrong.
[13:31] <JFlash> it's handy but it wont give me a full os experience, will it?
[13:31] <Callum_> JFlash: as long as you install Windows first, its really easy to dual-boot Windows and Linux
[13:31] <JFlash> i mean, with devices and all that
[13:31] <Dr_Willis> running Puppy In virutalbox  - it works very well in virtualbox.
[13:31] <Dr_Willis> I run Puppy in vbox all the time.
[13:31] <b3rz3rk3r> !dualboot | JFlash
[13:31]  * Callum_ hugs ubottu
[13:32] <JFlash> does a dual boot setup affect the machine performance in any respects?
[13:32] <Dr_Willis> JFlash:  no.
[13:32] <Callum_> no, JFlash
[13:32] <b3rz3rk3r> JFlash, no
[13:32] <JFlash> thanks
[13:32] <Dr_Willis> JFlash:  how could it. :)
[13:32] <JFlash> also i have a turion x2
[13:32] <Callum_> more than enough, JFlash
[13:32] <Dr_Willis> JFlash:  so does my old laptop. :) works good.
[13:32] <JFlash> should I run ubuntu 64x?
[13:32] <Callum_> JFlash: whatever you want
[13:32] <Dr_Willis> JFlash:  in mot sure thats a 64bit cpu or not.
[13:32] <Callum_> pretty sure it is, Dr_Willis
[13:33] <b3rz3rk3r> i think the X2 series is all 64bit?
[13:33] <JFlash> it's 64 bit
[13:33] <Boohbah> JFlash: yup, turion is 64 bit
[13:33] <Dr_Willis> Callum_:  well my old one -- i think was not.. but that was 3+ yrs ago.
[13:33] <Boohbah> JFlash: yes, use 64 bit ubuntu
[13:33] <Callum_> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AMD_Turion <--- yes, all Turions are 64-bit
[13:33] <JFlash> there was no turion x2 3 years ago :P
[13:33] <newill> sorry some of you know the command to join e channel? thank you
[13:34] <Dr_Willis> I recall getting my old laptop just as the turions were comming out (i think?) it had so many linux issues at the time.. it was scary.
[13:34] <Dr_Willis> newill:  /join
[13:34] <Dr_Willis> newill:  logical eh? :)
[13:34] <YukiNagatoX> Hi guys, I installed Ubuntu on my laptop about 3 weeks ago and everything is going great, except my usb speeds D= they appear to be 1.0 Speeds maxing out at 6Mb/s. I know I can get much faster since I switched from Vista and the speeds were excellent. I've read this has something to do with ehci_hcd, any ideas?
[13:34] <rsv> i installed ubuntu when i reboot the system i get the grub prompt; does ubuntu install a bootloader by default?
[13:34] <g-man> clearscreen u still there, ?
[13:34] <clearscreen>  g-man: unless I'm hugely mistaken (anyone feel free to correct me on this), your nvidia driver is being loaded correctly (although something does seem to go wrong at loading the glx extension)... i think your main problem is just an incorrect xorg configuration, there is just one modeline which is 640x480
[13:34] <YukiNagatoX> sudo rmmod ehci_hcd and sudo modprobe ehci_hcd do nothing.
[13:34] <Callum_> rsv: yes, it has to
[13:34] <JFlash> please tell me i dont need to burn ubuntu to a disc to install it
[13:34] <dab_> Can anyone help me with some DNS troubles i seem to be having?
[13:34] <rsv> but what happened? why it not installed in my case
[13:35] <g-man> yes
[13:35] <clearscreen> g-man: I think there is a GUI for manually changing your resolution for nvidia cards, but I can't remember what it was (I dont have an nvidia card myself) .. I'm sure someone here does know what it is called
[13:35] <Dr_Willis> JFlash:  i use unetbootin and make bootalbe flash drives.. to install from
[13:35] <JFlash> i mean, in a dual boot setup
[13:35] <clearscreen> GUI utility**
[13:35] <Callum_> rsv: if you had a Windows bootloader there before, it will give you the option to chainload NTLDR to boot Windows
[13:35] <newill> after /join what I should write?
[13:35] <b3rz3rk3r> JFlash, you can use a USB, thats the best way imo as its much faster
[13:35] <Dr_Willis> JFlash:  you need to boot  ubuntu some how to install it.. cd, or flash, or some other way
[13:35] <miguelonnnn> enga tios me voy a papear
[13:35] <Callum_> newill: the channel
[13:35] <miguelonnnn> sryyy
[13:35] <Callum_> /join #ubuntu
[13:35] <JFlash> thanks guys
[13:35] <miguelonnnn> wrong chanel xd
[13:35] <Dr_Willis> newill:  #channelname
[13:35] <g-man> That's just it, i was told by somebody earliler, to go in as admin, then restart, and try to open x control
[13:36] <Dr_Willis> newill:  you might want to track down some irc basics tutorials./guides.
[13:36] <g-man> When i did that it went into like reduced mode..
[13:36] <g-man> before  it was 1600*1200
[13:36] <g-man> But I'm just trying to get the driver to load, that way i can run both monitors
[13:36] <rsv> i dont have a windows boot loader; i only use linux
[13:36] <g-man> Only my primary was/is working atm
[13:36] <Callum_> g-man: X server is using failsafe vesa configuration because of misconfigured X server
[13:36] <rsv> so why ubunti not installed in my case
[13:36] <newill> thanks a lot :)
[13:36] <rsv> what should i do
[13:37] <dabukalam> i'm having problems with flash on ubuntu, and i think it's something to do with the fact that it's 64-bit. In windows, 64-bit browsers don't support flash. How can i get flash to work on firefox?
[13:37] <Callum_> rsv: it will overwrite the MBR and Ubuntu will install its own copy of grub
[13:37] <YukiNagatoX> No one knows how to make usb use 2.0 speeds? D=
[13:37] <g-man> I'm just trying to get it to work
[13:37] <g-man> I know its possible
[13:37] <GuidMorrow> is there a better compression format than "AVI"?  I'm trying to record files but it takes F-O-R-E-V-E-R to compress files
[13:37] <StupidWeasel> 2.0 speeds work fine with me
[13:37] <g-man> because if dual monitored with xubuntu in the past
[13:37] <StupidWeasel> right out of the box
[13:37] <arielCo> hello everyone: I'm trying to get a key for the Pidgin PPA from keyserver.ubuntu.com. TCP is ok - I can connect via Telnet, but apt-key says the keyserver times out.
[13:37] <Callum_> GuidMorrow: video encoding in general takes a long time
[13:37] <Dr_Willis> GuidMorrow:  avi is a container.. it can contain video of any of several DOZEN codec  types.
[13:37] <YukiNagatoX> 9.04?
[13:37] <g-man> im just new and i forgot how to get it to work
[13:38] <StupidWeasel> Yup, Jaunty.
[13:38] <Dr_Willis> GuidMorrow:  and compressing  most video files - via zip/rar/whatver  is not going to gain much if anything
[13:38] <YukiNagatoX> =/ My system is 64 bit, would that make a difference?
[13:38] <Callum_> no, YukiNagatoX
[13:38] <dabukalam> Dr_Willis: I don't think that's what he's talking about
[13:38] <zxd> Pici, how do I make firefox 3.5 default? just rename to /usr/bin/firefox ?
[13:39] <GuidMorrow> what do I need to do to compress it to MKV *(from MJPEG video/PCM audio)
[13:39] <Callum_> unless the driver itself has problems
[13:39] <arielCo> @GuidMorrow - compressing always takes a long time. BTW, AVI is not a compression format but a container - a Codec, such as FLV, XVID etc is what actually does the compression
[13:39] <StupidWeasel> Humm nope, usb 2.0 works fine on my 64bit desktop. Although it's debian, it's all the same.
[13:39] <arielCo> @GuidMorrow - VLC should do the job
[13:39] <dab_> Can anyone help me with some DNS troubles i seem to be having?
[13:39] <StupidWeasel> Yes. Someone can.
[13:40] <Dr_Willis> GuidMorrow:  you are using the term 'compress' wrong.. You mean 'reencode' to mkv
[13:40] <Callum_> wow, to be honest I can't take much more of helping newbies, how do you guys do it day in day out
[13:40] <YukiNagatoX> So what should I do? =/ This seems to be a common issue from what google brings up.
[13:40] <Dr_Willis> GuidMorrow:  ffmpeg/mencoder can reencode video to other formats.
[13:40] <clearscreen> zxd: you can manually change the symlink in /usr/bin, but the easiest way is to System -> Preferences -> Preferred Applications and change firefox to firefox-3.5
[13:40] <GuidMorrow> what format setting should I use to encode into MKV
[13:40] <Dr_Willis> GuidMorrow:  and there are front ends to those tools. winff avidumix and others
[13:40] <GuidMorrow> I'm using avidemux
[13:40] <dabukalam> GuidMorrow: As Callum_ quite rightly said, video encoding is very intensive, power-consuming, anda w time-consuming. you can get faster speeds with higher specs. I can see you quartering the time it takes with a 2GB 4870X2, 16G ram, and a bunch of quad-core's overclocked to 4GHz :D
[13:40] <g-man> okay
[13:40] <Callum_> YukiNagatoX, no idea, sorry, just keep searching I guess, I'm sure a fix is SOMEWHERE
[13:40] <g-man> so ur gone?
[13:40] <g-man> is that it
[13:41] <g-man> jeese
[13:41] <StupidWeasel> Mmmhmm, I recommend you look up specific help for the system you're using if it's not home-made (and if it is, the motherboard you're using).
[13:41] <GuidMorrow> !mkv
[13:41] <nandu> I installed xkfe4 from the base system but this easly takes 70MiB of RAM which is same as previosly desktop, how can I lessen it ? or is it normal ?
[13:41] <StupidWeasel> You might have more luck like tha YukiNagatoX.
[13:41] <dabukalam> i'm having problems with flash on ubuntu, and i think it's something to do with the fact that it's 64-bit. In windows, 64-bit browsers don't support flash. How can i get flash to work on firefox?
[13:41] <lightpriest_> am i the only one mysql.com doesn't resolve to?
[13:41] <dabukalam> lightpriest_: yup
[13:41] <YukiNagatoX> The motherboard isn't the issue, it worked with Vista- however I will check some of the BIOS settings...maybe there is an issue.
[13:42] <lightpriest_> bahh
[13:42] <Callum_> lightpriest_, nope, doesn't work here either
[13:42] <StupidWeasel> Same here.
[13:42] <arielCo> hello everyone: I'm trying to get a key for the Pidgin PPA from keyserver.ubuntu.com. I can connect via Telnet to port 11371, but apt-key says the keyserver times out. Is it me or is anyone else getting the same error?
[13:42] <Callum_> oh, wait
[13:42] <Callum_> nevermind
[13:42] <Callum_> took a while but just loaded
[13:42] <YukiNagatoX> Thanks for the help.
[13:42] <clearscreen> dabukalam: situation is similar in linux.. most people end up installing ia32-libs and using a 32bit browser
[13:42] <kiaas__> how do you change the soundcard you are working with in alsamixer?
[13:42] <ddelgaudio> does anyone have a light saber to lend me?
[13:43] <ddelgaudio> my battery is over... =/
[13:43] <dabukalam> lightpriest_: mysql.com doesn't resolve, you're right. www.mysql.com does though
[13:43]  * lightpriest_ lends ddelgaudio his lucky light saber
[13:43] <lightpriest_> dabukalam, thanks
[13:43] <dabukalam> clearscreen: i already have libs, and i always do force architecture on 32-bit apps
[13:43] <dabukalam> lightpriest_: yw
[13:44] <dabukalam> clearscreen: so all i have to do now is dl a x86 browser?
[13:44] <clearscreen> kiaas__: alsamixer -D (mixer device)
[13:44] <ddelgaudio> lightpriest_: thank you! =)
[13:44] <lightpriest_> :)
[13:44] <clearscreen> dabukalam: as far as I know, yes
[13:44] <GuidMorrow> !ogm
[13:44] <GuidMorrow> what's the OGM file format for
[13:46] <blackxored> hello
[13:46] <Pici> GuidMorrow: ogg
[13:46] <theoros> what's the reason for offering live usb ubuntu installations as IMG files instead of ISO files?
[13:46] <ddelgaudio> GuidMorrow: it's an OMG anagram
[13:46] <GuidMorrow> mp4 lavc - vorbis audio
[13:47] <arielCo> @GuidMorrow: OGM is an ogg wrapper around a DirectShow stream -- no longer used
[13:48] <arielCo> Q: I'm trying to get a key for the Pidgin PPA from keyserver.ubuntu.com. apt-key says the keyserver times out, but I can connect via Telnet to port 11371. Is it me or is anyone else getting the same error?
[13:49] <JFlash> there's this guy on the other chanel that tells me to leave half my HD as unpartitioned
[13:49] <GuidMorrow> what other settings are there for avidemux to use for compressing videos
[13:49] <JFlash> as it increases performance
[13:49] <SuperRoach> I'm planning on installing ubuntu 9.04 - does it let you resize partitions during the install process?
[13:49] <JFlash> does that make sense?
[13:49] <dsdeiz> hello, is there a problem with launchpad?
[13:49] <Pici> dsdeiz: such as?
[13:49] <dsdeiz> i'm trying to retrieve the key from pidgin-developer but it just times out
[13:50] <arielCo> @dsdeiz: same here. Can you telnet to the keyserver, port 11371?
[13:50] <Pici> dsdeiz: The keyserver may be experiencing issues, this happens from time to time.  You may just need to try later.
[13:50] <b3rz3rk3r> arielCo, telnet 91.189.94.173  11371   just times out for me too
[13:50] <ddelgaudio> theoros:i think its just just to show off, because you can install it from a USB and you cant do it with neither vista/win 7 nor big majority linux distros
[13:50] <b3rz3rk3r> arielCo, cancel that.. just worked
[13:50] <b3rz3rk3r> :p
[13:50] <arielCo> oh, I can telnet after some time - takes about 15 secs to connect
[13:50] <arielCo> ok, going NOW
[13:51] <b3rz3rk3r> arielCo, prob just heavy traffic
[13:51] <dsdeiz> arielCo: you trying again?
[13:51] <arielCo> yup - no dice yet
[13:51] <arielCo> telnet works, apt-key still waiting
[13:52] <arielCo> no reply on #pigin =/
[13:52] <arielCo> #pidgin
[13:52] <GuidMorrow> can I use MPEG-4/AC3 as a format for saving MP4 files
[13:53] <theoros> ddelgaudio: i don't see why that means it's an IMG and not an ISO. i'm aware you can install it from a USB
[13:53] <Pici> arielCo: Its not pidgin's server, it belongs to Canonical.
[13:53] <ddelgaudio> theoros: i mean, it's just marketing
[13:53] <ddelgaudio> theoros: theres nothing about usability or better technology as i see...
[13:54] <ddelgaudio> just to show that you can do it from an USB
[13:54] <arielCo> @Pici: yup, I know - I just wanted to confirm if the problem was particular to pidgin key (dunno)
[13:54] <theoros> ddelgaudio: how does being an IMG give you marketing? i don't get it
[13:55] <GuidMorrow> MP4 is slightly faster than the AVI container I was using
[13:55] <qwyeth> ddelgaudio: One reason USB installs are good is that you won't waste one-time-use media on an install disc.  Another is that you don't need a CD-burner, only a cheap usb memory stick.
[13:55] <GuidMorrow> although ... what's the file extension, MP4 or AVI?
[13:56] <mUaNiZ> AE.......................
[13:56] <b3rz3rk3r> ddelgaudio, its also faster to read from a USB than a CD, which makes installs and bootups quicker
[13:56] <ddelgaudio> theoros: i though that you main question was about the USB
[13:56] <theoros> no, it's not
[13:56] <theoros> my question is why IMG instead of ISO
[13:56] <GuidMorrow> is there a TrID program for Ubuntu
[13:56] <ddelgaudio> theoros: sorry, i misunderstood you
[13:57] <coilette> is it possible to convert a game from windows to linux?
[13:57] <EF_Codd> coilette yes, if you can port the code yourself. Otherwise, no.
[13:57] <GuidMorrow> !wine
[13:57] <b3rz3rk3r> theoros, where are you getting IMG's from?
[13:57] <theoros> b3rz3rk3r: UNR is offered as IMG, is it not?
[13:58] <EF_Codd> running? I didn't see any questions about running windows games on linux
[13:58] <coilette> couldnt one just decompile, and do a rebuild?
[13:58] <EF_Codd> coilette of course not
[13:58] <ddelgaudio> theoros: actually, i recently downloaded it with an iso immage
[13:58] <ddelgaudio> *image
[13:58] <b3rz3rk3r> theoros, i dont use it, so i donrt know, but all ubuntu distros come as ISO's so id imagine that would too
[13:58] <qwyeth> b3rz3rk3r: There are .imgs at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GettingUbuntu.  theoros:  A USB installer needs to be slightly different from a CD installer to handle drive assignment on boot
[13:58] <theoros> there is a whole help.ubuntu.com page on it: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromImgFiles
[13:59] <coilette> whats the fastest win emulator?
[13:59] <theoros> qwyeth: different in a way which means you can't use an ISO?
[13:59] <theoros> if it comes as an ISO, i don't see how your point is relevant
[13:59] <mUaNiZ> kkokoii
[13:59] <EF_Codd> coilette wine. But if I was you I'd dual boot for games
[14:00] <coilette> EF_codd thank for all the help.. and i will next install, dont want to change my partitions yet
[14:00] <mUaNiZ> aeeeeeeeeeeeeee........................................
[14:01] <qwyeth> theoros:  there is a tool called unetbootin that will automatically change a linux installer ISO into a usable USB image
[14:01] <Ubuntuvizir> hula
[14:01] <ddelgaudio> mUaNiZ: falae
[14:01] <EF_Codd> coilette I'll always be here for you
[14:01] <EF_Codd> always
[14:01] <ddelgaudio> mUaNiZ: ahaha
[14:01] <b3rz3rk3r> qwyeth, theoros the official download page just gives ISO's.. ? where are you seeing IMG's?
[14:01] <Ileden> Hi! I'm going to partition my SD card using LVM - but the disk I'm going to repartiton currently does not have *any* partitions, when viewed with fdisk (/dev/mmcblk0). The SD card came with a cell phone, as is working as vfat storage... is this normal? How can it not have a single partition?
[14:01] <guest00115496> I just installed Ibex and I can not access my folders, help?
[14:02] <EF_Codd> Ileden have you mounted it?
[14:02] <EF_Codd> Ileden or tried to?
[14:02] <theoros> b3rz3rk3r: do you agree that https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromImgFiles states it comes as both IMG and ISO?
[14:02] <pozic> I have a huge swap file containing useless stuff. Is there a way to tell Linux that I want to clear the swap?
[14:03] <pozic> I have enough internal memory. It's just that I let a run-away program run a bit too long.
[14:03] <Ileden> EF_Codd: yes. It mounts quite ok with vfat. It contains no relevant data and I'm ready wipe it with the repartitioning, but I was just surprised to see a disk without partitions...
[14:04] <Ileden> EF_Codd: the unexpected situation sort-of triggered by internal debugger :)
[14:04] <theoros> b3rz3rk3r: secondly, http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/downloading?release=unr-newest&mirror=http://ubuntu.lagis.at/releases/&arch=i386
[14:04] <brutus> is there video/voice chat support in pidgin on Ubuntu 9.04 ?
[14:04] <theoros> IMG file, right there.
[14:04] <b3rz3rk3r> theoros, yup, it says that, but i can only find ISO's on the official download page. Do you want an IMG specifically, or are you just wondering why there arent any?
[14:04] <EF_Codd> all the things you are saying about USB booting is ignoring the tool unetbootin
[14:04] <GuidMorrow> !ot | mUaNiZ
[14:04] <theoros> i'm not sure why people don't understand my question.
[14:04] <Ileden> Maybe there's something about partitionin I don't understand. I always thought a disk has to have at least one partition to contain any file system...
[14:05] <theoros> b3rz3rk3r: it comes as an IMG, but it also comes as an ISO. it seems that UNR comes as IMG, at least predominantly, and i'm asking why is IMG used instead of just ISO across the board?
[14:05] <EF_Codd> Ileden well it does have a partition if you mounted it
[14:05] <deany> theoros, because you dont "burn" an image, because that "img" is 1gig
[14:05] <theoros> what.
[14:06] <deany> theoros, its made to be written to a usb stick
[14:06] <b3rz3rk3r> theoros, thats a good question. ISO is the std afaik.
[14:06] <deany> theoros, usb stick isnt as iso fs
[14:06] <theoros> deany: i can make an ISO of a DVD and it'll be 2 GB.
[14:06] <deany> *an
[14:06] <b3rz3rk3r> deany, just you can still put ISO's on a flash card/USB stick
[14:06] <theoros> how does ISO have any filesystem specifics?
[14:06] <deany> b3rz3rk3r, I know, but thats not the topic here..
[14:06] <EF_Codd> Ileden try /dev/mmcblk with fdisk
[14:07] <theoros> i find it highly doubtful that it's called an IMG because you "don't 'burn' an IMG since it's 1 GB"
[14:07] <EF_Codd> Ileden which you probably already have
[14:07] <deany> theoros, the UNR is an img, and you need to write it to a usb stick...
[14:07] <brutus> is there video/voice chat support in pidgin on Ubuntu 9.04 ?
[14:07] <theoros> deany: you have not understood my question, please stop highlighting me
[14:07] <G-man> Okay... guys so i went back to synaptics, and deleted everything that had to do with nvidia, is there any way i can just get my 9800gt to work
[14:07] <deany> theoros, that, or get an iso of regular ubuntu and make one with unetbootin
[14:07] <guest00115496> What command do I use to reinstall Gnome Desktop in terminal?
[14:07] <theoros> deany: please stop highlighting me
[14:07] <Ileden> EF_Codd: "fdisk /dev/mmcblk0" displays no partitons (using command p show all the general information, but then an empty list of paritions)
[14:07] <deany> theoros, im not highlighting you, thats your chat.  I`m takling to YOU so i`m putting your name before my text....
[14:07] <xover> guys what is the best visio alternative for linux? I want to draw network diagrams
[14:07] <EF_Codd> Ileden yes, try "fdisk /dev/mmblk"
[14:08] <theoros> deany: oh so now you're arguing over semantics? /ignore it is.
[14:08] <EF_Codd> xover when you find it tell me. And I've been using linux for 12 years :)
[14:08] <deany> whatever.
[14:08] <theoros> so does anyone who actually understands my question have a reasonable answer?
[14:08] <qwyeth> b3rz3rk3r: The Netbook Remix edition is a .img because most netbooks don't have an optical drive.
[14:08] <G-man> Can i get some help with getting my drivers to get recognized
[14:08] <Ileden> EF_Codd: No /dev/mmblk
[14:09] <theoros> qwyeth: you could still use an ISO to get it onto a usb drive and then install from the usb, no?
[14:09] <G-man> or which drivers to download
[14:09] <Ozzah> Hi, I'm trying to compile a cpp file with g++, but it's having trouble with the complex.h library. The code compiles fine on a different machine - but will only compile here if I comment out the complex stuff. Any ideas?
[14:09] <weboide> G-man: doesn't nvidia-glx-180 work?
[14:09] <xover> its the only thing missing really EF_COLD, the rest do the job, open office isnt great, but for free, its pretty spanking excellent.
[14:09] <theoros> in fact, doesn't unetbootin specifically use ISOs?
[14:09] <G-man> will that work for a 9800gt ?
[14:09] <Ileden> EF_Codd: No /dev/mmcblk either
[14:09] <G-man> i just deleted it all
[14:09] <qwyeth> theoros: You could, but it would require the extra step of converting the CD image to a USB bootable image.  The easiest way to do that is with unetbootin
[14:09] <G-man> cuz i obviously had the wrong drivers
[14:09] <weboide> G-man: I have an evga 9800gt and it works
[14:09] <G-man> now i wanna try again, fresh
[14:09] <EF_Codd> Ileden well hot diggity dawg
[14:09] <qwyeth> theoros: the .img is ready to be dumped on a USB stick, the ISO is not
[14:10] <G-man> okay... whats the code
[14:10] <G-man> i can type that in terminal
[14:10] <b3rz3rk3r> qwyeth, right, but you can still use an ISO to put on a USB stick/Flash card... so unless there is something that is specifc to IMG that helps, why not just give out ISO's and keep it all standard?
[14:10] <G-man> or do i go to synaptics
[14:10] <weboide> G-man: sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-180
[14:10] <Ileden> EF_Codd: You're suggesting the /dev/mmcblk0 is in fact one of the partitions, not the drive itself (like /dev/hda1 instead of /dev/hda), right?
[14:10] <legend2440> G-man: open system>admin>hardware drivers  activate the driver
[14:10] <julio> hi
[14:10] <deany> why make an iso of something thats made for a netbook thats not gonna be burned to a cd....
[14:11] <xover> EF_Codd which is my best option for network diagrams?
[14:11] <Ileden> EF_Codd: in fact, sudo ls /dev/mm* lists only the /dev/mmcblk0
[14:11] <EF_Codd> Ileden yeah. When I look at my SD card I do fdisk /dev/sdb and the partition is /dev/sdb1
[14:11] <deany> is it so much trouble to dd it to the stick  ffs
[14:11] <EF_Codd> xover I dual boot and use Visio. Sorry :)
[14:11] <qwyeth> b3rz3rk3r:  The images are not the same.  The main differences are in the bootloader and in the mount config
[14:11] <qwyeth> deany: This.
[14:11] <theoros> qwyeth: is this specific to ISO vs IMG, or of the offered ubuntu images?
[14:11] <xover> k, cheers geezer
[14:11] <G-man> okay, its not showing anything in the hardware drivers list
[14:12] <maraxush> hello
[14:12] <maraxush> i need some help...
[14:12] <weboide> G-man: try installing the package directly, it cannot hurt.
[14:12] <G-man> how do i do that
[14:12] <G-man> where is it located
[14:12] <EF_Codd> xover no wuckers cobber
[14:12] <Ileden> EF_Codd: hm... you're quite right, of course, since I can actually mount it, it's quite probably just a partition, not the disk itself. But how would I find out what the actual disk device is, since it's not /dev/mm*...
[14:12] <weboide> G-man: install the package named: nvidia-glx-180
[14:12] <maraxush> anybodey can tell me, which program can i create wormhole vortex, and add it into an avi file?
[14:12] <maraxush> :-)
[14:13] <EF_Codd> Ileden hmm I don't know. You've investigated dmesg?
[14:13] <G-man> k
[14:13] <qwyeth> theoros: It might help if you remember that the extension (.img, .iso, etc) is arbitrary and is only a clue as to the format of the file.  I've seen files ending in .img that are actually CD images
[14:13] <EF_Codd> Ileden and investigated /var/log/messages after inserting/ejecting the card?
[14:13] <theoros> qwyeth: i'm aware of this. what about my question made you think i wasn't talking about formats?
[14:13] <Ileden> EF_Codd: nope... not much familiar with dmesg. what should I look for?
[14:13] <deany> you cant help some people..
[14:13] <qwyeth> theoros:  The ones provided by ubuntu follow the common convention of using .iso for CD images.  .img is more generic and it's also used for floppy images and hard disk images
[14:14] <theoros> qwyeth: so it would be literally impossible to use an ISO, without taking further steps, to create a live usb?
[14:14] <qwyeth> theoros: I just wanted to clarify because you've been talking about .img like it's a format, but it's not.
[14:14] <G-man> it's not showing up
[14:14] <G-man> in the synaptics....
[14:14] <theoros> qwyeth: you just said it was a format.
[14:14] <theoros> qwyeth: i'm fairly sure i haven't been talking about extensions
[14:14] <EF_Codd> Ileden uh, you'll know it when you see it :)
[14:15] <weboide> G-man: Type this in a terminal: sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-180
[14:15] <EF_Codd> Ileden you'll see your device being recognized
[14:15] <Ozzah> Hi, I'm trying to compile a cpp file with g++, but it's having trouble with the complex.h library. The code compiles fine on a different machine - but will only compile here if I comment out the complex stuff. Any ideas?
[14:15] <qwyeth> theoros: No, I said that .img is a clue to the format, but it's not actually formatted at all, it's a dump image
[14:15] <EF_Codd> Ileden when you plug in / unplug USB devices dmesg is written to. Usually /var/log/messages is as well
[14:15] <Pici> Ozzah: Probably best to ask in ##C++
[14:15] <theoros> qwyeth: in a specific format
[14:15] <qwyeth> theoros: it's correct that if you image a .iso to a flashdrive it won't boot
[14:15] <Ileden> EF_Codd: Ok... mmc0: new high speed SD card at address b368 ---followed by--- mmcblk0: mmc0:b368 1GU2M 953 MiB
[14:15] <Ozzah> thanks
[14:16] <Ileden> EF_Codd: but there's still no /dev/mmc0 :)
[14:16] <G-man> it told me unable to lock the administration directory is another process using it?
[14:16] <EF_Codd> Ileden one thing to do is type "tail -f /var/log/messages" in one terminal, then plug in/ unplug the card and look at the output
[14:16] <theoros> qwyeth: you said, "the extension (.img, .iso, etc) is arbitrary and is only a clue as to the format of the file". i wasn't referring to extensions, i was referring to the format of the file
[14:16] <weboide> G-man: you need to close Synaptics first
[14:16] <legend2440> G-man: close synaptic first
[14:16] <G-man> k
[14:16] <theoros> qwyeth: incidentally, you've been using the extensions, not me?
[14:16] <deany> hahah
[14:17] <EF_Codd> Ileden also, do "lshw -C disk" in console and look at that output
[14:17] <qwyeth> theoros: I apologize if I sounded condescending, what I'm trying to explain is that the IMG files aren't 'formats' at all.  They're disk dumps.
[14:17] <G-man> says reading package lists... done...
[14:17] <theoros> qwyeth: anyway, you have actually answered my question, about the difference between ISO and IMG, and why ISO isn't used, so thanks
[14:17] <G-man> E: couldnt find package nvidia-glx-180
[14:17] <EF_Codd> Ileden you should see a line similar to "capabilities: partitioned partitioned:dos" when you do "lshw -C disk"
[14:17] <theoros> qwyeth: i know that, but i wasn't saying that the IMG files are "formats", but that the IMG file is of a specific format
[14:17] <weboide> G-man: what ubuntu do you have?
[14:18] <EF_Codd> IMG usually means a bit for bit, bitstream dump
[14:18] <G-man> 8.04 i believe
[14:18] <weboide> G-man: I see, that's why it's not there
[14:18] <G-man> oh
[14:18] <EF_Codd> it has nothing to do with "formats"
[14:18] <G-man> so go ahead and upgrade
[14:18] <G-man> or what
[14:18] <Ileden> EF_Codd: lshw -C disk only lists the internal SD of the netbook (/dev/sda)
[14:18] <theoros> EF_Codd: lack of format would still be a format, in my eyes. it has a specified structure; namely, no real structure
[14:19] <EF_Codd> it's not a format. It's a bitstream dump
[14:19] <konza> hi all, telnet localhost 10024 is not working.... pls help me
[14:19] <konza> blackxored, hi
[14:19] <EF_Codd> Ileden hm, you have an external and internal sd card reader?
[14:19] <blackxored> konza, hello
[14:19] <G-man> kk
[14:19] <Ileden> EF_Codd: and both dmesg and /var/log/messages have the messages about mmc0. It's an internal SD card reader.
[14:20] <G-man> can i upgrade to the next one from the website?
[14:20] <weboide> G-man: It is up to you. But I never tried my 9800gt with Hardy (8.04) and the latest drivers are not available in 9.04.
[14:20] <konza> blackxored, telnet localhost 10024 is not working
[14:20] <weboide> G-man: *8.04
[14:20] <EF_Codd> Ileden heh, uh just do "fdisk /dev/sda"
[14:20] <EF_Codd> Ileden what does that tell you?
[14:20] <G-man> so which one do i use
[14:20] <G-man> ?
[14:20] <weboide> G-man: Intrepid 8.10 has them
[14:21] <G-man> so get intrepid
[14:21] <G-man> ?
[14:21] <Ileden> EF_Codd: It gives me the normal list of my internal partitons, /dev/sda1 /dev/sda2 and /dev/sda5
[14:21] <Techtronic> hello , howto remove user and group ?
[14:21] <G-man> send me a link, ill upgrade right now, i don't mind, i just installed anyway....
[14:21] <blackxored> konza, kind of busy with work and debian development today, so you may find answer in #ubuntu-server, or with me later
[14:21] <weboide> G-man: Yeah but you know how to upgrade/reinstall?
[14:22] <G-man> not quite
[14:22] <Ileden> EF_Codd: internal SSD drive paritions, that is. not the internal SD-card reader partitons which I'm after :D
[14:22] <EF_Codd> Ileden lol that makes more sense
[14:22] <G-man> synaptics or what
[14:23] <EF_Codd> Ileden so the problem is you can't see the partition on your SSD
[14:23] <Ileden> EF_Codd: yup, it's quite an important extra S there :)
[14:23] <EF_Codd> ?
[14:23] <Ileden> EF_Codd: nope
[14:23] <Ileden> EF_Codd: problem is, I can't see the partitions of my SD card, in the internal SD card reader
[14:23] <konza> blackxored, ok..
[14:23] <Ileden> EF_Codd: my SSD /dev/sda works fine :)
[14:24] <blackxored> konza, no problem, have a nice daty
[14:24] <blackxored> s/daty/day
[14:24] <bluebaron> anyone know what I need to do to get my " Audio device: ATI Technologies Inc RV620 Audio device [Radeon HD 34xx Series]" working?
[14:25] <legend2440> G-man: open System > Administration > Update Manager  does it say new disribution available?
[14:25] <Ileden> EF_Codd: but I need to repartition an SD card... but I can only see the mountable (what I now presume to be) partiton at /dev/mmcblk0
[14:25] <G-man> it says ur system is up to date
[14:26] <EF_Codd> Ileden why don't you just repartition it?
[14:26] <legend2440> G-man: mo upgrade button anywhere?
[14:26] <legend2440> no
[14:26] <EF_Codd> Ileden in other words, I don't know anything else to tell you :)
[14:26] <Ileden> EF_Codd: what would I repartition? /dev/mmcblk0?
[14:27] <G-man> nope
[14:27] <legend2440> G-man: http://www.howtoforge.com/how-to-upgrade-ubuntu-8.04-to-ubuntu-8.10-desktop-and-server
[14:27] <Ileden> EF_Codd: because that doesn't contain any partitons currently, so it seems like a weird thing to repartition...
[14:27] <EF_Codd> Ileden well, I'm taking it that you don't need to keep anything that's on the SD card now?
[14:28] <Ileden> EF_Codd: true
[14:28] <EF_Codd> Ileden it could be that whatever device you took it out of had a strange cylinder/heads thing going on
[14:28] <DJ_Unibob|laptop> meh...bad time of the day, phone calls knocking me offline again
[14:28] <EF_Codd> Ileden which just means the way fdisk reads things is getting screwed up
[14:28] <Gamarok__> !partitions
[14:28] <EF_Codd> Ileden it happens a lot (or did) with *BSDs
[14:28] <humbolt> can you imagine a good procedure to move a LVM setup from one machine to another via the network?
[14:29] <Ileden> EF_Codd: ah... so it's posbbile that it *can* be mounted, even though fdisk sees no partitions on it...
[14:29] <EF_Codd> Ileden yes
[14:29] <EF_Codd> Ileden fdisk looks for certain "patterns" to identify partitions. If they aren't there, or are in a different place fdisk gets confused
[14:29] <Ileden> EF_Codd: ok... that I didn't know.
[14:30] <EF_Codd> Ileden it's a trick that bad guys exploit sometimes so that forensic tools don't work properly
[14:30] <G-man> ah
[14:30] <EF_Codd> Ileden mitigated by looking at the actual bits though ...
[14:31] <EF_Codd> Ileden I've never had a mmcblk0 device. But I'm interested in your problem, and if you get it partitioned
[14:31] <Ileden> EF_Codd: well, it did originally come from a phone, so they woudn't care about partition stuff that much I guess.
[14:31] <EF_Codd> Ileden ah ok then. It is entirely possible the phone formatted it in a "slightly" proprietary way
[14:33] <Ileden> EF_Codd: ok, well I'll try writing a new partition table on it with fdisk.
[14:34] <bluebaron> anyone know what I need to do to get my " Audio device: ATI Technologies Inc RV620 Audio device [Radeon HD 34xx Series]" working?
[14:35] <maszlo> I know this is a general place to ask a specific question.. but I have had openssh-server locking up at random intervals. on jaunty x64.  TCPKeepAlive is set to Yes.  It does not disconnect, but I can no longer type into the terminal and eventually the session will timeout.  I have only changed the OS from hardy.   The network and router are the same
[14:35] <maszlo> any ideas?
[14:36] <NauTiluS1> hi
[14:36] <grawity> maszlo: Does it happen for all sessions, or only ssh?
[14:36] <Ileden> EF_Codd: (taking a dd copy of it first, to preserve the weridness, though :) )
[14:36] <EF_Codd> Ileden heh nice idea
[14:36] <grawity> maszlo: Disabling keepalive may help too :|
[14:37] <dab_> anyone know a decent app for converting wma to mp3?
[14:37] <EF_Codd> Ileden did you look at it with gparted?
[14:37] <Ileden> dab_: sox does most formats, as far as I know...
[14:37] <Boohbah> dab_: http://ocaoimh.ie/how-to-convert-from-wma-to-mp3/
[14:38] <dab_> awesome, thanks Ileden, Boohbah
[14:38] <Boohbah> dab_: there's a nice script, uses mplayer
[14:38] <Ileden> EF_Codd: nope. I'll take a look after the dd is complete
[14:38] <Boohbah> dab_: lame too
[14:39] <dab_> great! :)
[14:40] <EF_Codd> Ileden gparted looks at the disk in a slightly different way so that might yield something
[14:41] <Ileden> EF_Codd: I did try gparted once, though, but it provided no way to select anything but /dev/sda. Can I use it to access a specific device with "sudo gparted /dev/mmcblk0"?
[14:41] <maszlo> grawity: only ssh, remotely specificly
[14:41] <EF_Codd> Ileden I wish I knew. That's why I want you to try it :)
[14:41] <EF_Codd> Ileden like I say, I've never had a /dev/mmcblk0 device
[14:42] <EF_Codd> Ileden also, after you mount the card, what does the "mount" command say about it?
[14:43] <grawity> Ileden, EF_Codd: gparted probably doesn't show devices if they don't have a partition table.
[14:44] <EF_Codd> grawity yeah, it was just another avenue
[14:44] <Boohbah> maszlo: also check out ClientAliveInterval
[14:44] <suigeneris> how can I know which hardware ubuntu did/didn't recognize? does it have a device manager like windows does?
[14:44] <EF_Codd> grawity I'd like to know what "mount" says
[14:44] <Boohbah> ClientAliveCountMax
[14:44] <Boohbah> maszlo: ^^ that too
[14:44] <grawity> maszlo: Did you try _disabling_ keepalive?
[14:45] <Ileden> EF_Codd: mount looks pretty normal. /dev/mmcblk0 on /media/disk type vfat (options....)
[14:45] <grawity> Very often, removable media (memory cards, USB disks) have a single filesystem, without even a partition table.
[14:45] <grawity> Like with this mmcblk0, apparently.
[14:45] <rabidweezle> suigeneris: basically, you will notice it won't work
[14:45] <EF_Codd> yeah
[14:45] <grawity> And I'm guessing gparted wants a partition table.
[14:46] <Ileden> grawity: so... they have jsut a file system directly? you can do that?
[14:46] <grawity> Ileden: Yep
[14:46] <EF_Codd> devices like cameras and phones do that with their internal formaters
[14:46] <maszlo> grawity: I have not tried to disable keepalive
[14:46] <rabidweezle> suigeneris: for the record though, ubuntu recognizes about 90% of all hardware I have thrown at it
[14:46] <Ileden> grawity: so... can you also have a partiton table inside a partition then? :)
[14:46] <grawity> Ileden: Yep. (It's not going to be read though.)
[14:46] <EF_Codd> it doesn't need the table actually
[14:47] <imi> hello
[14:47] <suigeneris> rabidweezle, thanks. a colleague asked that though
[14:47] <imi> the ubuntu upgrader reports some bad signature
[14:47] <imi> what's this, and can I safely ignore it?
[14:47] <Ileden> grawity, EF_Codd: ok, this is starting to make a lot more sense now.
[14:48] <EF_Codd> sometimes they even create an extended partition which is really the "primary" partition
[14:49] <EF_Codd> it's the reason they love FAT ... you can do all sorts of non-standard stuff
[14:49] <EF_Codd> while NTFS enforces rules :)
[14:50] <grawity> NTFS and "extended partitions" aren't related
[14:51] <SingAlong> is there a different channel for UNR?
[14:51] <EF_Codd> grawity what are you talking about?
[14:51] <slayton> are there any online calendar services that allow you to create events in evolution and then sync to the server? google calendar doesn't do this its read only
[14:52] <SingAlong> I just installed UNR on my Acer Aspire One. I selected the option to keep the windows copy that came with my netbook. But now it seems that ubuntu installer has set my root file system size to 2.4gb and its not sufficient for me to install extra pkgs. any suggestions?
[14:52] <SingAlong> is there anyway to increase the root file system size?
[14:52] <xukun_> can anybody tell me why I'm not hearing sound when playing audo file like mp3. Ac3 sounds works just fine
[14:53] <EF_Codd> grawity I'm saying they use DOS extended partitions when cameras and phones do their formatting. They then sometimes divide these into logical partitions
[14:53] <rabidweezle> A quick note to linux gamers out there, do *not* buy the unreal anthology dvd EVEN THOUGH it has a picture of tux, and linux is supported it says on the box, it isn't, it has no linux installer, or binaries, and you can't even access the files in linux.
[14:54] <EF_Codd> then you basically get a "link" to the extended partition table that describes the first logical partition on the disk
[14:54] <SingAlong> anyone?
[14:54] <rabidweezle> SingAlong: yes, use a gparted livecd
[14:54] <EF_Codd> Because these devices don't use the cards to boot, they don't need to have a primary partition set to bootable
[14:55] <geirha> SingAlong: You can boot with the USB-stick you installed UNR from, and run gparted from that.
[14:55] <SingAlong> rabidweezle: any doc or tutorial you could point me to? (i have a netbook. so can i use my usb instead?)
[14:55] <rabidweezle> SingAlong: Gparted is pretty simple, trust me, basically it's all gui
[14:55] <geirha> SingAlong: Do you have the model with 8GB SSD disk?
[14:55] <SingAlong> geirha: nah! acer aspire one 160gb
[14:55] <SingAlong> geirha: with 1gb ram
[14:56] <mini-man> erm, not sure if this is the right channel to ask but... does anyone have a link to the _specific_ patches used to make gnome-settin-daemon (i believe that's the package that handles the volume notification?) work with notify-osd?
[14:56] <rabidweezle> SingAlong: intel video?
[14:56] <mini-man> been googling for hours, looking at patches.ubuntu.com, but can't find anything
[14:56] <SingAlong> rabidweezle: ya i think so. it uses an intel atom processor
[14:56] <SingAlong> rabidweezle: why?
[14:56] <geirha> SingAlong: Hm. Odd that it used so low ammount of space then.
[14:56] <rabidweezle> SingAlong: I wouldn't mind a netbook, but I would rather die than play with a intel GMA :(
[14:57] <SingAlong> rabidweezle: i just use it for web dev
[14:57] <SingAlong> rabidweezle: on the run. otherwise its always the usual ubuntu 9.04 on my desktop
[14:58] <SingAlong> rabidweezle: i just borrowed my dad's extra netbook :) so i didnt want to destroy the win copy it came with.
[14:58] <rabidweezle> SingAlong: Gparted is pretty easy to work with, it's alot like partition magic
[14:58] <EF_Codd> I got a Asus 1000HE netbook. I didn't think it would be, but it's the best computer I've bought lol
[14:58] <SingAlong> rabidweezle: do i just have to boot the netbook with gparted in it?
[14:58] <EF_Codd> i hardly use my "real" laptop anymore
[14:59] <SingAlong> EF_Codd: you like it so much?
[14:59] <SingAlong> EF_Codd: what apps do you use normally?
[14:59] <slayton> SingAlong, if you have a live CD just use that, it has gparted installed on it, and has a better UI
[14:59] <rabidweezle> EF_Codd: You should see my Compaq cq60-215dx :) Nvidia 8200M G, plays enemy territory Quake Wars quite well
[14:59] <EF_Codd> SingAlong yeah, I can just chuck it in my bag and take it to university and have it run for 9 hours on the battery
[14:59] <slayton> SingAlong, click system->Admin-->Partition Editing
[14:59] <SingAlong> slayton: oh you mean the UNR live CD? ya i have the UNR in a bootable usb right now.
[14:59] <EF_Codd> rabidweezle well, I have a gaming rig to play games
[15:00] <ancanta> hi, i use Evolution and the last 2 days gives me a msg : "Error while Fetching Mail" , any ideas pls ?i didnt change any preferences...
[15:00] <slayton> SingAlong, not sure about UNR, but I know that the full Ubuntu distros have it
[15:00] <SingAlong> slayton: oh unr doesnt have it. any command to access that via terminal?
[15:00] <EF_Codd> SingAlong the thing I use the most is Visual Studio 2008 with windows, and eclipse/netbeans/various compilers when using linux. Nothing too heavy
[15:01] <EF_Codd> I stopped playing games about 2 years ago when I started my Masters :)
[15:01] <geirha> SingAlong: Boot with the USB and see. gparted doesn't get installed by default, by the live session has it (at least the liveCDs)
[15:01] <rabidweezle> visual studio still doesn't work in wine ehh?
[15:01] <SingAlong> EF_Codd: eclipse is heavy! i had to upgrade my comp to 3gb ram to run it happily while playing music and surfing. :)
[15:01] <geirha> SingAlong: You can't do it from the install itself, since all partitions must be unmounted when you want to resize
[15:01] <EF_Codd> rabidweezle I don't bother with wine. I just dual boot
[15:02] <innomen> Hey guys, haveing a bluetooth issue Method "Get"CurrentPath" with signature "" on Interface "org.openobex.Session" doesn't exist
[15:02] <rabidweezle> EF_Codd: yeah, it's not stable enough for a coding enviroment unless you are like me and just use notepad++ :D
[15:02] <EF_Codd> SingAlong I guess it depends how you have it configured ... I have no probs. It is more bloated than VS 2008 though lol
[15:02] <SingAlong> geirha: oh i guess i'll just install gparted on the usb and get going. should do right?
[15:02] <ugur> hi all, how can i safely disable nepomuk indexing service?
[15:03] <EF_Codd> rabidweezle vim ftw
[15:03] <innomen> rebooting unpairing deleteing repairing etc all work, have done them all, it works pretty much at random
[15:03] <geirha> SingAlong: It should be on the USB, but if it isn't, you can just install it in the live session, yes.
[15:03] <SingAlong> EF_Codd: ya it worked. but i havent tried eclipse on my AAO netbook yet. just been configuring and setting it up since yesterday
[15:03] <innomen> how can i fix this problem without rebooting my machine?
[15:03] <SingAlong> geirha: oh unr-live has gparted? how do i access it?
[15:04] <rabidweezle> EF_Codd: Vim isn't bad, but notepad++ is a dream at finding errors
[15:04] <geirha> SingAlong: System -> Administration -> Partition editor
[15:04] <EF_Codd> rabidweezle little hard to use via ssh :)
[15:04] <SingAlong> geirha: no that isnt available on unr
[15:04] <rabidweezle> EF_Codd: true
[15:04] <rabidweezle> EF_Codd: then again, I don't do my coding from ssh
[15:04] <EF_Codd> I really thought netbooks were a waste of time before I got one
[15:05] <SingAlong> geirha: i'm on my ubuntu 9.04 desktop and have my netbook running Ubuntu Netbook Remix 9.04 right next to me
[15:05] <grawity> rabidweezle: notepad++ is hard to use over ssh? nonsense.
[15:05] <dab_> Ileden: sox doesnt seem to support .wma :(
[15:05] <EF_Codd> lol here he comes again
[15:05] <rabidweezle> EF_Codd said it grawity, not me
[15:05] <SingAlong> EF_Codd: i loved netbooks only aftre i saw my dad happily carrying one instead of his laptop.
[15:05] <geirha> SingAlong: Have you booted from the harddrive or the UNR-USB? gparted doesn't get installed by default, but should be installed on the USB
[15:05] <Ileden> dab_: yeah, coild be. :( wma is a bit troublesome with open source... patent stuff an all that
[15:06] <EF_Codd> SingAlong yeah, like me. The thinkpad seems like a brute now lol
[15:06] <rabidweezle> I don't use ssh for but 1 thing myself, and that's maintaining my server
[15:06] <dab_> ah yeah Ileden :( , All im looking to do is burn the files to a CD, but k3b wont let me unless its mp3
[15:06] <plazia> Does anyone know which plugin setting it is in compiz/compiz-fusion that keeps showing all windows on the desktop when I move my mouse to the top edge? It's bloody annoying ;)
[15:06] <EF_Codd> rabidweezle I use it all the time
[15:06] <SingAlong> geirha: will boot in around 2 min. i was installing JDK
[15:06] <gigglefight> help. just installed Ubuntu 6.06 LTS on Mac PowerPC G4 my goal is to convert .dmg to a bootable .iso disk would like to install or try to install Mac os x 10.5 I only have .dmg files to work with.
[15:06] <Ileden> I'm loving my netbook too! In fact, the problem I'm trying to fix is related to this - trying to get Aspire One suspend correctly with the SD-card.
[15:07] <rabidweezle> EF_Codd: Like if I'm coding, I code on my laptop, then commit the changes via ftp
[15:07] <SingAlong> EF_Codd: I'm going to buy one of those foldable USB keyboards to carry around. the keys on my Acer Aspire One are too small and not comfy.
[15:07] <gigglefight> I have looked into the forums and followed many instructions including dmg2iso dmg2img
[15:07] <SingAlong> gigglefight: why 6.06 when there's 9.04?
[15:07] <EF_Codd> SingAlong yeah, that's why I chose the 1000HE. I actually type faster than at my normal keyboard
[15:07] <roel> s
[15:07] <SingAlong> EF_Codd: you've got bigger keys?
[15:07] <Ileden> dab_: could be there's a way to use wma with sox, but it might be only available from more shady sources. Shady not meaning there's antyhing morally worng from my viewpoint, that is.
[15:08] <rabidweezle> SingAlong: they make those keyboard "rolls" and another I saw that was cool was a laser keyboard that puts the keys on a desk
[15:08] <rabidweezle> thinkgeek had the latter
[15:08] <EF_Codd> SingAlong it's 94% of full keyboard, with chicklet keys. And yes, the keyboard is bigger than the Acer
[15:08] <gigglefight> my guess is that a) the file is corrupt b) can't convert in Mac PPC c) I'm not trying hard enough  (honestly, I haven't had any sleep, please help)
[15:08] <EF_Codd> rabidweezle heh my coding can be anything from C++ to Haskell to Java to lisp on any day
[15:08] <rabidweezle> My laptop has a full keyboard and numpad though
[15:09] <SingAlong> EF_Codd: wow.
[15:09] <Ileden> EF_Codd: gparted shows the devices a unallocated space
[15:09] <gigglefight> I will repeat: running Ubuntu 6.06 LTS on PPC g4 Mac . thanks.
[15:09] <rabidweezle> EF_Codd: All I code in is C# .net
[15:09] <EF_Codd> different professors have different favourite languages
[15:09] <bluebaron> anyone know what I need to do to get my " Audio device: ATI Technologies Inc RV620 Audio device [Radeon HD 34xx Series]" working?
[15:09] <EF_Codd> rabidweezle ah ....
[15:09] <SingAlong> geirha: i now rebooted. i got the usual ubuntu menu on reboot. what option do i select now?
[15:09] <gigglefight> I've tried booting and pressing C key
[15:09] <Ileden> EF_Codd but I guess that makes sense since it probably doesn't have a partition table at all.
[15:09] <EF_Codd> Ileden oh well. When are you formatting that puppy?
[15:09] <geirha> gigglefight: 6.06 isn't supported anymore. Only the server is
[15:09] <Lartza_> What could cause system freezes when accessing files? Usually moving/deleting big files or lots of files freezes ubuntu.
[15:10] <lneves> I all
[15:10] <gigglefight> geirha k. what are my options. from here?
[15:10] <geirha> SingAlong: System -> Admin. -> Partition editor
[15:10] <rabidweezle> Lartza_: I get slowdown when deleting "mass" ammounts of files
[15:10] <SingAlong> geirha: from live?
[15:10] <Shady> what's wrong with being shady Ileden?
[15:10] <gigglefight> which Ubuntu to use on Power PC? G4
[15:10] <geirha> gigglefight: upgrade to 8.04
[15:11] <SingAlong> geirha: k. loading live. (i used the try ubuntu without install option)
[15:11] <EF_Codd> rabidweezle at least you didn't say you coded in VB.Net
 BUt this freezes my pc
[15:11] <rabidweezle> !ppc|gigglefight
[15:11] <kfan> what do you type in terminal to refresh video it seems my video card is messed up
[15:11] <gigglefight> via Synaptic Package... thingamagiggy?
[15:11] <Lartza_> ANd it can happen with torrents for instance
[15:11] <xover> i want to setup a network with a small number of ubuntu desktops, is there a way that i can automate the updates?
[15:11] <geirha> SingAlong: Ah, that menu, yes, that option.
[15:11] <gigglefight> I looked into the forum... couldn't find answers.
[15:11] <lneves> Help required: In my laptop amd64 ubuntu ISOs don't boot since 8.10 (8.04 boots ok)
[15:12] <rabidweezle> Lartza_: strange!
[15:12] <mothas> I'm thinking of installing a new OS on my main workstation - what's the current best version to use?
[15:12] <gigglefight> the G4 doesn't have an Intel or AMD processor.... it's a motorola
[15:12] <gigglefight> :(
[15:12] <grawity> mothas: There is no "best".
[15:12] <SingAlong> geirha: yes. the live version has partition editor
[15:12] <rabidweezle> I thought ppc was... ibm?
[15:12] <kfan> what do you type in terminal to refresh video it seems my video card is messed up
[15:12] <Lartza_> grawity: There is in version, the latest
[15:12] <lneves> Also, after upgrading 8.04 to 8.10 and 9.04, I can't boot with 2.6.28 kernels. Only with 2.6.24
[15:12] <Lartza_> kfan: You press certain keys
[15:12] <EF_Codd> grawity there is a recommended version of ubuntu to install
[15:13] <gigglefight> maybe so, just to mention, it's not Intel or AMD...
[15:13] <Lartza_> kfan: SysRQ + Alt + K
[15:13] <mothas> Well, OK.  I'm trying to avoid stuff like the Pulseaudio pain (unless its really working now), unstable Xorg versions, etc.
[15:13] <SingAlong> geirha: i got a nice little gui. although, where do i find the resize option?
[15:13] <gigglefight> processor maybe by motorola... this computer is from 2003 or so...
[15:13] <kfan> thanks
[15:13] <rabidweezle> yeah, pulseaudio has been a thorn for many people
[15:13] <rabidweezle> mothas: ^^
[15:13] <geirha> SingAlong: the live session may decide to use swap partitions on the harddrive. Make sure to unmount it (right click any key-icon in gparted)
[15:14] <Lartza_> gigglefight: The processor maker matters in what way?
[15:14] <Lartza_> It's a PowerPC
[15:14] <EF_Codd> mothas yes, install the latest stable, Jaunty 9.04
[15:14] <geirha> SingAlong: Then the resize options should be ungreyed
[15:14] <rabidweezle> gigglefight: a ppc is a ppc
[15:14] <SingAlong> geirha: yes. turned off swap now.
[15:14] <gigglefight> okay.
[15:14] <mothas> EF_Codd: Is 9.04 more stable than 8.04 ?
[15:14] <SingAlong> mothas: ofcourse :)
[15:15] <EF_Codd> mothas 9.04 is the latest stable release. So yes :)
[15:15] <Lartza_> Could ubuntu freeze when accessing hard drive because of ext4 format??
[15:15] <Lartza_> :S
[15:15] <SingAlong> mothas: 8.04 has 3yrs support. x.10 versions have 5yrs support. LTS versions
[15:15] <gigglefight> therefore the 9.04 ubuntu would work on the PPC?
[15:15] <gigglefight> would the 9.04 work fine?
[15:16] <EF_Codd> mothas the short answer is get 9.04
[15:16] <rabidweezle> if it's the ppc version
[15:16] <triplc> Hi all
[15:16] <rabidweezle> every architecture has to download their version of ubuntu
[15:16] <triplc> I cannot open Encfs folder (which was just working before shutdown and login). It say "Transport endpoint is not connected" after encfs mount and trying to open the folder. looks like it's because of fuse or something. but i donot know how to shoot the problem. if any one know, please tell me a hint.
[15:16] <SingAlong> now this is why i like ubuntu. everything is just beautifully possible.
[15:16] <gigglefight> link please to ppc version of 9.04
[15:16] <gigglefight> thanks.
[15:16] <DJ_Unibob|laptop> jaunty (9.04) is the first release I've used that my laptop hasn't had a single issue with...well, WEP/64 being an exception
[15:16] <trupheenix1> anyone got bright ideas to install MySQL 5.1 on Jaunty server?
[15:16] <Lartza_> Yea where can you get ppc 9.04??
[15:16] <triplc> (i am not using ubuntu, but i see ubuntu irc has many people so i go and ask, sorry if i nbother you)
[15:17] <mothas> SingAlong: No offense intended here, but there's no of-course to it.  When they first introduced Xorg, Pulseaudio, and a few other things, there were problems that took a few versions to work out.
[15:17] <tipote> Hi all. I am suffering from bug #342782 (python-qwt5-qt4 will not install on Jaunty). Thus I am trying to install pyqwt from source.
[15:17] <Lartza_> gigglefight: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ports/releases/jaunty/release/
[15:17] <SingAlong> mothas: ya. agree. but there's always a fix being worked on. :)
[15:17] <gigglefight> thanks :)
[15:17] <EF_Codd> unless the project is abandoned lol
[15:17] <mothas> SingAlong: True.
[15:18] <tipote> Everything goes correcly, but when I try to do "import PyQt4.Qwt5" in python, I get "No module named Qwt5". Any idea ?
[15:18] <gigglefight> will do. but then my next question: is it possible to return to mac os x 10.5 from ubuntu?
[15:18] <gigglefight> just curious.
[15:18] <kfan> is there anything i can type to refresh video because i dont have  sysrq button
[15:19] <SingAlong> which file system is better? ext3 or ext4?
[15:19] <mothas> SingAlong: The task I have at and though is to install an OS on a production system.  It can't have anything major that is being still worked out; I don't mind configuring it, but it has to just work once I'm done.
[15:19] <rabidweezle> gigglefight: with the install cd I'm guessing, unless they let you dual boot on mac
[15:19] <SingAlong> b/w can linux write to ntfs?
[15:19] <EF_Codd> SingAlong yes
[15:19] <SingAlong> mothas: server?
[15:19] <rabidweezle> dunno if grub works on mac like that
[15:19] <clearscreen> SingAlong: ntfs-3g :)
[15:20] <trupheenix1> anyone got ideas for installing MySQL 5.1 on Ubuntu Jaunty Server?
[15:20] <SingAlong> EF_Codd: are you using ext3 or ext4? suggestions on which is better?
[15:20] <rabidweezle> I have never owned but the first ever mac with the m68k
[15:20] <grawity> SingAlong: ntfs-3g module, comes with Ubuntu, has nearly perfect NTFS support (for most)
[15:20] <gigglefight> ragidweezle: how so?
[15:20] <EF_Codd> SingAlong I use ext4 with no problems
[15:20] <kfan> how do you refresh video i thru terminal?
[15:20] <EF_Codd> anyway, have to go
[15:20] <gigglefight> rabidweezle: whoa... now that's an antique... don't like mac...
[15:20] <_pedda_> hi there
[15:20] <EF_Codd> grawity oh, you're a tool by the way
[15:21] <EF_Codd> ciao :)
[15:21] <SingAlong> grawity: k. i'll use ext4 for 20gb and another 20gb of ntfs. i already have 101gb for windows (for what they call the C drive) :)
[15:21] <_pedda_> i need a keyword for research on google about how to create a preconfigured ubuntu installation cd..
[15:21] <rabidweezle> gigglefight: I like getting what I pay for, but not paying for a name
[15:21] <gigglefight> downloading 9.04 for PowerPC at the moment.
[15:21] <grawity> SingAlong: How about using all 40 for ext4? :|
[15:21] <rabidweezle> hence why I don't own a mac
[15:21] <_pedda_> is there an application or method i should google for ?
[15:21] <gigglefight> I didn't buy this mac. LOL.
[15:21] <gigglefight> I inherited it... eww.
[15:21] <triplc> I cannot open Encfs folder (which was just working before shutdown and login). It say "Transport endpoint is not connected" after encfs mount and trying to open the folder. looks like it's because of fuse or something. but i donot know how to shoot the problem. if any one know, please tell me a hint. (question re-asked)
[15:21] <csaba> is there a good c++ editor for gnome?
[15:22] <kfan> how do you refresh video i thru terminal?
[15:22] <mothas> SingAlong: workstation.  Not a personal computer though; has 8-disk raid, multiple monitors, and usually multiple users (via ssh X-sessions).
[15:22] <grawity> With Linux, you get what you pay for - unless you paid for it.
[15:22] <grawity> csaba: vim, emacs, gedit
[15:22] <rabidweezle> gigglefight: I figured, it's kinda old
[15:22]  * triplc feeling so so hopeless
[15:22] <rabidweezle> g5's that is
[15:22] <csaba> gravity: I don't like gedit, and vim and emacs aren't gnome
[15:22] <JonJ_> csaba: Or if you want an IDE there's anjuta
[15:22] <SingAlong> mothas: oh
[15:22] <SingAlong> mothas: pretty mission critical
[15:22] <csaba> JonJ_: I'll check it out thanks
[15:23] <DJ_Unibob|laptop> this room moves rapidly, be patient and if you have to, ask more than once, but wait a bit in between requests...
[15:23] <SingAlong> mothas: but i dont think you'll ned xorg or any other fancy stuff for that i guess?
[15:23] <SingAlong> mothas: some kinda local server?
[15:23] <gigglefight> I'd like to preform miracles. Is it possible to install Ubuntu 9.04 then Mac OS again. (possible leopard)
[15:23] <DJ_Unibob|laptop> I'm unable to help, I'm an ubuntu newb.  I'm learning tho
[15:23] <clay> when I try to bring up places>home  I keep get cervisia errors. How do I fix this?
[15:23] <gigglefight> I installed ubuntu just to undo the password junk that mac os gives me.
[15:23] <rabidweezle> gigglefight: no os change is perminant
[15:23] <gigglefight> on mac?
[15:24] <rabidweezle> on any os
[15:24] <grawity> gigglefight: if you have the OS X disc - it's easy to install it.
[15:24] <rabidweezle> I can install mac os on this non mac laptop if I wanted to
[15:24] <grawity> rabidweezle: that's not the point.
[15:24] <gigglefight> my friend who owns a mac laptop has a problem installing operating system because of password stuff from madc.
[15:24] <gigglefight> mac
[15:24] <mothas> SingAlong: More or less - it records video and lets folks edit it and send it to remote monitors.
[15:24] <gigglefight> I had no problem with the password issue when I installed ubuntu. :)
[15:24] <rabidweezle> gigglefight: like a bios password?
[15:25] <gigglefight> um... Admin password or something like that...
[15:25] <gigglefight> I haven't seen his system.
[15:25] <ZOO0828> SingAlong:  ext4 is definitely faster and better than ext3 which also enables some linux distros to possibly boot into desktop within 20 seconds, only one thing might concern you is that other distros without ext4 support will not be able to read ext4 filesystem
[15:25] <gigglefight> I mentioned to him to install ubuntu. :)
[15:26] <rabidweezle> gigglefight: did he buy his laptop second hand?
[15:26] <clearscreen> ZOO0828: is it really that much faster? I havent noticed a big difference between the two..
[15:26] <mothas> SingAlong: It needs Xorg, yes.  The issue is that it's currently running 8.04 with backports and has developed instability - some apps don't display on the right screens anymore (or any screen as far as I can tell).
[15:26] <thiebaude> ZOO0828, i wonder if the next LTS will have ext4 by default?
[15:26] <gigglefight> nope... he's a comp tech.. who doesn't know anything about mac.
[15:26] <gigglefight> it's his friend's
[15:26] <ZOO0828> clearscreen   not that much,  :)  at least my crunchbang still boot in 40 seconds
[15:27] <ZOO0828> maybe only in theory
[15:27] <lneves> quit
[15:27] <gigglefight> k. how to open .dmg files on ubuntu?
[15:27] <DJ_Unibob|laptop> 9.04 is a tad faster than 8.10 was on this machine, both being 64 bit
[15:27] <ZOO0828> thiebaude  possible,  :)   and hope so
[15:27] <SingAlong> geirha: i turned off swap. but i cannot resize swap partition. although now i ahve 80gb freespace and am able to create new logical partitions.
[15:27] <rabidweezle> gigglefight: Ahh, yeah, there's a lot of people how there that know nothing about macs, just because well, they aren't even as mainstream as linux to some.
[15:27] <thiebaude> ZOO0828, yep
[15:28] <archman> today i updated my gnome-terminal and i was hoping that the "gnome-terminal: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/libvte.so.9: undefined symbol: pango_layout_get_baseline" will disappear. any help? why's it happening. it started to happen when i upgraded to jaunty. it just doesn't work anymore.
[15:28] <gigglefight> do I convert them .dmg to .iso then boot the computer holding the c key and all that jazz?
[15:28] <thiebaude> ZOO0828, but its so tempting to order that 9.10 cd
[15:28] <ZOO0828> thiebaude:   why not
[15:29] <gigglefight> rabidweezle: amazingly disney uses mostly mac, from what I hear... omg!
[15:29] <SingAlong> geirha: np i got it. i had to take care of the preceeding space setting
[15:29] <gigglefight> the horror.
[15:29] <thiebaude> ZOO0828, i'll order, because i have all the others since 6.06
[15:29] <DJ_Unibob|laptop> only thing I find good about macs is audio apps.
[15:29] <rabidweezle> gigglefight: Most movie companies and music companies do
[15:29] <thiebaude> just in case
[15:29] <ZOO0828> thiebaude    you are really into ubuntu ,, aren't you...  lol
[15:30] <gigglefight> My friend's opinion, Premiere pro is just as good as Final Cut PRo
[15:30] <ZOO0828> BRB
[15:30] <Aijse> How can I fetch covers for albums that are on my iPod? And how can I Scrobble plays from my iPod to last fm? This all concerns Amarok 2.1
[15:30] <rabidweezle> ZOO0828: I order them just for the stickers lol
[15:30] <thiebaude> ZOO0828, yea, i've been back and forth between bug#1 but i'll stay here
[15:30] <Aijse> sorry wrong chatbox
[15:30] <gigglefight> oh yeah.. is it possible to run CS3 or CS4 on Ubuntu?
[15:30] <mothas> SingAlong: Thanks for the advice anyway - I may give 9.04 a whirl.  I'm just gun shy about regressions, after the ones in XrandR & Compiz.
[15:30] <gigglefight> how to go about that?
[15:30] <Lartza_> ext4 lockups and freezes are common problem?? o.O
[15:31] <rabidweezle> gigglefight: with wine I think you can, but I can't be certain, check the wine appdb
[15:31] <DJ_Unibob|laptop> easy question:  is there a way to change the date format?
[15:31] <rabidweezle> !appdb > gigglefight
[15:31] <gigglefight> I'm making a not of it.
[15:31] <gigglefight> thanks.
[15:31] <garymc> Hi i need help removing my flash player and getting the right one installed. Im running ubuntu 9.04
[15:31] <SingAlong> mothas: compiz needs a good graphics card i think so.
[15:31] <rabidweezle> garymc: sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[15:32] <DJ_Unibob|laptop> date is in mm/dd/yyyy, I want to change it to dd-mmm-yyyy  is that easy to accomplish?
[15:32] <garymc> yeah got that one but its messing my sound up and doesnt play right
[15:32] <gigglefight> does wine work on mac g4?
[15:32] <x[x]> lads.. whats it mean if the screen usually goes blank on any ubuntu live cd installtion or hd installtion or ubuntu 8.04 8.10 nubuntu and Backtrack 4?
[15:32] <rabidweezle> gigglefight: yep
[15:32] <RHorse> garymc what fp you have now?
[15:32] <grawity> gigglefight: Is the G4 using an Intel CPU?
[15:32] <archman> so this terminal problem is unsolvable? :(
[15:32] <rabidweezle> G4 is PPC
[15:32] <garymc> i think its flash nonfree
[15:33] <gigglefight> if I fit in the entire CS3 into the system, do you think it'll slow it down?
[15:33] <RHorse> garymc ok first you have to uninstall it
[15:33] <mothas> SingAlong: compiz needs to be removed.  It's pretty, but very limited for multi-user setups.
[15:33] <gigglefight> nope. it's not an Intel CPU for sure...
[15:33] <psam> hello
[15:33] <grawity> gigglefight: Wine only emulates the Windows APIs, not the entire CPU. If you don't have an x86 CPU, Wine won't work. (Or at least I highly doubt it will work.)
[15:33] <psam> i need help to get a usb modem to work
[15:33] <gigglefight> aww.
[15:33] <garymc> how i did sudo apt-get remove flashplugin-nonfree and i still had it
[15:34] <SingAlong> mothas: cannot agree more. compiz has no job in a workstation
[15:34] <garymc> Rhorse : ^^
[15:34] <rabidweezle> I could have sword I had a friend with a g5 that had wine working o_O, but you are probably right
[15:34] <psam> i'm using zte mf622 modem i've been able to use the modem but now i can't anymore
[15:34] <gigglefight> 2000 copyrighted by MAC.... so it maybe a Motorola processor...
[15:34] <grawity> gigglefight: uname -a will tell
[15:34] <Lartza_> Is there way to convert all my partitions(ext4) to ext3 witohut dataloss? :S
[15:34] <RHorse> garymc try the purge option with apt-get
[15:34] <Ileden> EF_Codd: I'm commuting so the connection is "flaky" to say the least....
[15:34] <gigglefight> gawity: huh?
[15:34] <thiebaude> garymc, search in synaptic for flash and remove it, if that dosen't work
[15:35] <gigglefight> grawity: please explain...
[15:35] <ZOO0828> psam:   give us the output  from  "lsusb"
[15:35] <rabidweezle> gigglefight: you could always run a virtual machine with windows on it
[15:35] <gigglefight> on a Mac?
[15:35] <gigglefight> really!
[15:35] <gigglefight> wow!
[15:35] <psam> ok wait a sec
[15:35] <grawity> gigglefight: Unix-based systems (including OS X) have 'uname' command.
[15:35] <psam> Bus 001 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub
[15:35] <grawity> gigglefight: And, learn to use tab-completion on IRC :)
[15:35] <psam> Bus 002 Device 004: ID 19d2:2000
[15:35] <psam> Bus 002 Device 003: ID 045e:00d2 Microsoft Corp.
[15:35] <psam> Bus 002 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
[15:35] <FloodBot1> psam: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:35] <Ileden> aw. EF_codd siims to have gone away
[15:35] <gigglefight> Oooo going to write it down.
[15:35] <psam> ok sorry
[15:36] <ZOO0828> psam,  ok the 19d2:2000 is the modem
[15:36] <rabidweezle> I dunno if vmware has a ppc version though
[15:36] <ZOO0828> psam    then  "dmesg"
[15:36] <ZOO0828> psam     and use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste
[15:37] <gigglefight> I've heard of vmware.
[15:37] <thiebaude> !vm
[15:37] <garymc> RHorse removed all packages, which one should i install?
[15:37] <grawity> rabidweezle: even if it had, it wouldn't work :| running an x86 OS on a PPC CPU requires full emulation - quite a slow thing compared to virtualization.
[15:37] <gigglefight> heard of it. Will look into it more. I'm at 90% downloaded Ubuntu 9.04
[15:37] <psam> here it is: http://paste.ubuntu.com/267979/
[15:37] <rabidweezle> gigglefight: checking it out, running x86 emulation on a ppc is VERY SLOW gigglefight
[15:37] <psam> it's a long text =)
[15:37] <gigglefight> will be leaving soon. thanks for the help!
[15:37] <RHorse> garymc the non-free flash has been removed now?
[15:38] <garymc> yes
[15:38] <gigglefight> rabidweezle: my option?
[15:38] <psam> do you think you can help me?
[15:38] <rabidweezle> gigglefight: Guess you are running "the gimp" for your photoshopping needs
[15:38] <RHorse> ok, go to adobe.com and dl the .gz file for v. 10 flashplayer (linux) and save it to your home dir
[15:38] <gigglefight> how about if I just install a couple items from CS3
[15:38] <gigglefight> would that work? not the entire CS3
[15:38] <proview> hi everyone
[15:38] <ZOO0828> psam:  it looks ok,   ttyUSB0   ~  2   are the modem
[15:39] <miguelonnnn> heyyy boyyyyyyys!  ;)). Please 1 question, the graphic applet network manager works, i can scan wifi ap's and connect, why iwlist scan won't?
[15:39] <Lartza_> Is there way to fix the ext4 lockups? :(
[15:39] <ZOO0828> psam  how do you dial up
[15:39] <garymc> right when i goto a site that i want to use flash on it tells me to click here to download package. It gives me 3 options
[15:39] <psam> but the networkmanager doesn't allow me to connect it
[15:39] <garymc> swfdec SWF player
[15:39] <rabidweezle> gigglefight: from what it looks like, you don't want to do it
[15:39] <psam> once it appeared there
[15:39] <psam> the connection
[15:39] <garymc> Adobe flash player
[15:39] <proview> i installed mysql, but im getting ERROR 2002 (HY000): Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock' (2)
[15:39] <psam> but now it doesn't
[15:39] <rabidweezle> gigglefight: I looks like you are stuck with the gimp
[15:39] <gigglefight> k.
[15:39] <garymc> Gnash SWF player
[15:39] <proview> even thourgh mysql its running
[15:39] <psam> i just installed ubuntu
[15:39] <gigglefight> lol.
[15:39] <proview> (telnet also works)
[15:39] <rabidweezle> I like the gimp though
[15:39] <ZOO0828> psam   I don't know how to use networkmgr to connect,   i use wvdial
[15:40] <rabidweezle> It has layers and all that
[15:40] <grawity> proview: Does that socket exist?
[15:40] <gigglefight> will be right back... going to install 9.04. thanks!
[15:40] <psam> i did that once but then firefox says it's in offline mode =/
[15:40] <proview> grawity, what do you mean
[15:40] <Lartza_> !ext4
[15:40] <grawity> proview: Read the error message.
[15:40] <Lartza_> Ummm....
[15:40] <proview> grawity, if telnet is connecting, should it be working?
[15:40] <ZOO0828> psam    no worries,  the modem is functioning at least
[15:40] <miguelonnnn> please help :(
[15:40] <blackxored> hello again crew
[15:40] <G-Man> well, i don't know why i didnt just leave XP on my damn computer ,lol
[15:41] <Lartza_> ubottu doesn't know about ext4??
[15:41] <miguelonnnn> hi blackxored !
[15:41] <G-Man> this shit is getting ridiculous
[15:41] <proview> grawity, also, didnt apt-get did all this things, why in this version of ubuntu 9.04 its not working
[15:41] <grawity> proview: MySQL uses two types of sockets: TCP socket (the one telnet uses) and Unix socket (file-based).
[15:41] <psam> oh well =(
[15:41] <ZOO0828> psam:    try this guide  http://www.lug-iitd.org/EvDO_on_Linux        don't worry if your modem is not EVDO,
[15:41] <blackxored> kind of silly question, if I got this v3 phone and plug oin to my usb bus, and then fire up a vm with xp, there's a way that my vm recognizes it although my linux system might not?
[15:41] <G-Man> so i upgrade from 8.04 to 8.10
[15:41] <G-Man> now everything is jumbo...
[15:41] <proview> grawity, how do i create the unix socket?
[15:41] <blackxored> miguelonnnn, hi, glad to be back ;)
[15:41] <kaoD> hi
[15:41] <grawity> proview: It's supposed to be created by mysqld on start.
[15:42] <psam> ok
[15:42] <garymc> anyone advise me on best Flash option to install. Just tried the nonfree version and it didnt work so well
[15:42] <kaoD> I've got a big problem installing Ubuntu... the description is too long, but you can read about it here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7921673
[15:42] <proview> grawity, mysqld is running
[15:42] <zpx> anyone know how to determine if my hard disks are physically in the machine or mounted from a san?
[15:42] <RHorse> garymc do you want to install it or not?
[15:42] <Vixen-> Hey folks, if I install gfx drivers which for any reason aren't compatible with my machine, is there any way to revert to previous drivers?
[15:42] <Dumb0> proview, and you have to configure it in my.conf
[15:42] <garymc> I want to install a good flash player that works
[15:42] <RHorse> ok, go to adobe.com and dl the .gz file for v. 10 flashplayer (linux) and save it to your home dir
[15:42] <proview> dumb0, ok tks, i will check out my.conf
[15:42] <grawity> Vixen-: Remove them through the terminal.
[15:43] <Vixen-> grawity: can you tell me how to do that?
[15:43] <grawity> I have no idea :\
[15:43] <clay> when I try to bring up places>home  I keep get cervisia errors. How do I fix this?
[15:43] <thiebaude> garymc, get the .deb flash from the adobe site
[15:44] <G-Man> is it me or is 8.10 buggy as hell
[15:45]  * blackxored wonders again if it connects a mobile by usb, and fire a vm with xp or something, will the vm detect it although my ubuntu may not??
[15:46] <snxdp2> hi.. what firewall is the most prefered in ubuntu 9.04?
[15:46] <G-Man> can i get some help
[15:46] <G-Man> everything is super huge
[15:46] <G-Man> and i cant change the resolution any higher
[15:47] <psygate> @snxdp2 use firestart. easy and good.
[15:47] <ZOO0828> blackxored:  ubuntu has to see the device first before the VM does,  however , maybe not in a way that XP does
[15:47] <snxdp2> i cant seem to enable it, ??
[15:47] <FiReSTaRT> psygate: you mean firestarter - the firewall.. i'm not easy ;)
[15:47] <proview> grawity, actually now i dont get the socket thing, mysqladmin admin-u root password mypassword , gets , mysqladmin: connect to server at 'localhost' failed | error: 'Access denied for user 'root'@'localhost' (using password: NO)'
[15:47] <Lartza_> Would upgrading to 9.10 fix my problems?
[15:47] <hyb> what is ATK-accessibility toolkit?
[15:47] <psygate> @snxdp2 root mode active?
[15:48] <G-Man> Helllo out there!!!
[15:48] <proview> admin-u => -u
[15:48] <psygate> i think you have to enable root mode for firestarter
[15:48] <psygate> letme have a quick look at mine...
[15:48] <zpx> has pf been ported to ubuntu yet? if so I'd use that
[15:48] <G-Man> let me have a quick fix for jumbo everything
[15:48] <blackxored> ZOO0828, if it listed in lsbusb is enough?
[15:48] <psygate> @snxdp2 yeah. You need to run it as root.
[15:48] <G-Man> fucking bullshit
[15:48] <zipito> good day
[15:48] <psygate> but then, its working like a charm
[15:48] <blackxored> s/lsbusb/lsusb
[15:48] <snxdp2> ok.. thnx.
[15:48] <ZOO0828> blackxored   probably
[15:49] <zipito> can someone help me with font smoothing?
[15:49] <Lartza_> !ops G-man
[15:49] <bxcttr1> HI i have a linksys nas200 network storage.  the drive shows up under pyneighborhood but it wont mount.  can anyone help?
[15:49] <thiebaude> !language | G-Man
[15:49] <Lartza_> !op G-man
[15:49] <ZOO0828> blackxored:  and dmesg
[15:49] <bxcttr1> pm me please
[15:49] <blackxored> ZOO0828, fine then although I had some problems in the past with vbox, do you know what might be causing them
[15:49] <blackxored> ZOO0828, sure
[15:49] <grawity> Lartza_: you forgot the |
[15:49] <shawnps> I just built a new machine, and I installed Jaunty and got everything to work including the nvidia driver for my onboard Geforce 8100.  Should I install Karmic instead?
[15:49] <zipito> how to enable font smoothing for wider range of sizes ? i.e. I want to get smoothed fonts for sizes starting from 4
[15:49] <psygate> @bxcttr1 force mount?
[15:49] <bxcttr1> how
[15:49] <bxcttr1> ?
[15:50] <Lartza_> grawity: Oh :) I hope G-man learned after someone did !langauge for him
[15:50] <psygate> @bxcttr1 terminal
[15:50] <snxdp2> thanx
[15:50] <ZOO0828> blackxored:   your problem again?  sorry
[15:50] <coilette> I need to install "lcap" thats an L, but its not in apt-get under lcap.. anybody know the right package name, or maybe a site that has a list of package names?
[15:50] <coilette> it could be
[15:50] <ZOO0828> blackxored:  your VM can't see the phone?
[15:50] <grawity> coilette: apt-cache search lcap
[15:50] <blackxored> ZOO0828, I had some issues in the past making usb devices working with vbox
[15:50] <coilette> did that grawity
[15:50] <blackxored> ZOO0828, running the ose from the repos
[15:50] <ZOO0828> blackxored:  is the usb section grayed out?
[15:51] <psygate> @bxcttr1 mount -f?
[15:51] <blackxored> ZOO0828, sometimes it is sometimes it's not, weird
[15:51] <ZOO0828> blackxored,  oh, simple answer, ose vbox does not support usb
[15:51] <blackxored> ZOO0828, but it activates some times, how could that be possible
[15:51] <ionut_> Hello guys! Does anoyne have a PowerEdge 860 server?
[15:51] <ZOO0828> blackxored   never mind , go to sun vbox site and download the full version
[15:52] <coilette> During an FTP server 'make' i get "/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lcap" i dont know the correct package to grab, and there is no lcap in apt-cace search
[15:52] <coilette> cache*
[15:52] <blackxored> ZOO0828, i'll be probably back to vmware, but who knows, i might give a try to vbox, once again
[15:52] <jpds> T/17
[15:53] <shawnps> I just built a new machine, and I installed Jaunty and got everything to work   including the nvidia driver for my onboard Geforce 8100.  Should I install      Karmic instead?
[15:53] <ZOO0828> blackxored:  if i were, you,  i would like to try to solve the problem in vbox first,   and it's not that hard
[15:53] <blackxored> ZOO0828, all right, but vmware supports might be better
[15:53] <ZOO0828> blackxored   actually, I just got my own vbox working recently
[15:53] <blackxored> ZOO0828, I'll following your advice, download vbox-3.0.4
[15:53] <ZOO0828> blackxored   vmware is not free  ...  :)
[15:54] <ZOO0828> blackxored    excellent
[15:54] <CaptainKacke> hi @all. can anybody tell me how i can add a firefox symbol to my desktop, without usind the plasmoids. when i create a link the symbol is only a question mark. how can i fix this?
[15:54] <ZOO0828> blackxored   and even with the full version, some more steps need to take before the usb could function properly
[15:55] <ZOO0828> blackxored   hold on,  grub some info
[15:55] <ionut_> Do you think I could add more than 8 GB Memory to a Dell PowerEdge 860 server? It has foud memory slots. I don't see why it would not support 4 GB modules? Has anyone tried this?
[15:56] <Pici> ionut_: Thats not really on-topic for this channel.  ##hardware would be a more appropriate place to discuss.
[15:56] <blackxored> ZOO0828, vmware server is free, at least in a money-sense
[15:56] <ionut_> ok. will try that. thx
[15:56] <ZOO0828> blackxored   that;s true
[15:57] <coilette> During an FTP server 'make' i get "/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lcap" i dont know the correct package to grab, and there is no lcap (LCAP) in apt-cache search
[15:57] <ZOO0828> blackxored:  got it,     http://www.ghacks.net/2009/08/01/install-virtualbox-with-usb-support/
[15:58] <G-man> well.. i was told that the reason i couldnt get my video card to work was because i was on 8.04
[15:58] <blackxored> ZOO0828, also, sun's blocking my country :D
[15:58] <G-man> i upgrade to 8.10
[15:58] <G-man> and now its bugged out
[15:58] <G-man> everything is even bigger than before
[15:58] <Cpudan80> 8.10 is old
[15:58] <grawity> technically, the latest version is 9.04, not 8.10
[15:58] <G-man> but i can at least look at xcontrol now
[15:58] <Cpudan80> get 9.04
[15:58] <proview> 9.04 sucks right now
[15:59] <Cpudan80> But - I will agree - the changes made to X were not ... the best idea
[15:59] <ionut_> for vbox with usb support you must use VBoX PUEL and make yourself a member of the group vboxusers
[15:59] <G-man> to be honest
[15:59] <G-man> im afraid it will be worse
[15:59] <ZOO0828> blackxored:   the steps works for other version of ubuntu as well   only you may change one line to "none /sys/bus/usb/drivers usbfs devgid=120,devmode=664 0 0"  depends
[15:59] <G-man> i mean i cant even figure out how to get my resolution any higher than 640*480
[15:59] <G-man> and when i try to click windows, they just move around
[15:59] <ZOO0828> blackxored  :   how so?   :)
[15:59] <G-man> its weird
[16:00] <blackxored> ZOO0828, I go through vmware, I don't want to fire up tor everytime I have to update my sources
[16:00] <DJ_Unibob|laptop> mode being set to +e  haven't seen that in awhile.  o.O
[16:00] <G-man> if i upgrade to 9.04
[16:01] <G-man> will my 9800gt display both monitors
[16:01] <grawity> DJ_Unibob|laptop: Ban exception, for a web IRC user.
[16:01] <G-man> properly
[16:01] <G-man> ?
[16:01] <roshan> anyone know how to restart a wireless driver?
[16:01] <clearscreen> restart the driver or the interface?
[16:02] <DJ_Unibob|laptop> grawity:  that makes sense, just a mode I haven't seen in ages, forgot it was still around/used.
[16:02] <roshan> the driver. sometimes when downloading in large amount the driver kind of dies and i try t restart it
[16:02] <grawity> DJ_Unibob|laptop: Look at IRCnet someday. They still have +channels
[16:03] <clearscreen> roshan: are you not just get deassoc from your AP? check dmesg
[16:03] <DJ_Unibob|laptop> grawity:  will do.
[16:03] <miguelonnnn> tiosssssssssssssssss he conseguido que me vaya iwlist, solo tenia que ejecutarlo como sudo xd
[16:03] <miguelonnnn> sryyyyyy
[16:03] <ZOO0828> bye all
[16:03] <miguelonnnn> sryyy wrong channel again :(
[16:03] <miguelonnnn> bye!
[16:03] <G-man> if i upgrade my ubuntu to 9.04... will i be able to get my monitors running good?
[16:03] <grawity> DJ_Unibob|laptop: And &channels, !channels, +r that actually means 'restricted', and all those ancient things.
[16:04] <G-man> on both screens?
[16:05] <stuk_gen> hi, is there a simple program for ubuntu to stream my webcam? mmm a webserver?
[16:05] <stuk_gen> simil to zoneminder(that not work )
[16:05] <G-man> Hi, is there a simple way to make a 9800gt display both monitors properly?
[16:06] <JonJ> G-man: It's an nvidia-card?
[16:06] <psygate> @stuk_gen searched synaptic? and forums?
[16:06] <G-man> Yes
[16:06] <stuk_gen> psygate i search...i use eeepc701
[16:06] <JonJ> G-man: Have you tried using nvidia-settings?
[16:06] <G-man> It doesnt go past 640*480
[16:06] <G-man> For whatever reason...
[16:06] <sky_1> hi how do i start teamspeak ?
[16:06] <stuk_gen> i use vlc,zoneminder but dont work
[16:07] <stuk_gen> other program to stream ?
[16:07] <kiaas__> so, if I want to open alsa mixer, and my sound device is Bus 002 Device 002: ID 0d8c:0103 C-Media Electronics, Inc. Turtle Beach Audio Advantage Micro how exactly do I go about doing that?
[16:07] <psygate> @sky_1 tried terminal -> teamspeak
[16:07] <psygate> ?
[16:07] <JonJ> G-man: Is the nvidia-driver installed?
[16:07] <G-man> yes
[16:07] <coilette> 0.o i went to ''lcap's site, downloaded the i386.deb and installed it, checked for dependancy problems, and i still get an error in make
[16:08] <JonJ> G-man: Okey, and when running NVIDIA X Server Settings you cannot make it go beyond 800x640?
[16:08] <sky_1> how do i start teamspeak ?
[16:08] <Ileden> So... I'm tring to set up a single LVM drive on my SD card. I have partitioned /dev/mmcblk0 to have Linux LVM (8e) partition, which is at /dev/mmcblk0p1. However, pvcreate /dev/mmcblk0p1 fails with "Device not found (or ignored by filtering)." My /etc/lvm/lvm.conf is set to scan from /dev, and should include all devices. What's going wrong here?
[16:08] <coilette> sky_1 its under internet i believe
[16:08] <G-man> version 180 is currently activated
[16:08] <G-man> right
[16:08] <psygate> @stuk_gen read https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Webcam and http://wiki.ubuntuusers.de/Webcam
[16:09] <G-man> and it was 1600*1200 before i installed ubuntu
[16:09] <G-man> lol
[16:09] <G-man> i know it works
[16:09] <sky_1> coilette: its ont in the menu
[16:09] <kiaas__> wait, what, is this a CRT G-man? I hate how it utterly refuses to use larger resolutions on CRTs :/
[16:10] <psygate> @sky_1 private dialogue? read it.
[16:10] <G-man> a 22inch. acer
[16:10] <G-man> widescreen
[16:10] <kiaas__> I've never seen a 22" CRT
[16:10] <kiaas__> Er widescreen*
[16:10] <G-man> the crt is the secondary monitor
[16:10] <G-man> on the right hand side
[16:11] <JonJ> G-man: What version of Ubuntu? I think I saw you mentioning 8.10 earlier..
[16:11] <G-man> earlier i had 8.4
[16:11] <G-man> upgraded
[16:11] <G-man> now i have 8.10
[16:11] <G-man> but everything is so huge
[16:11] <FloodBot1> G-man: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:12] <G-man> something to do with tvideo
[16:12] <G-man> display
[16:12] <Pici> !fixres | G-man have you read this?
[16:13] <coilette> Has anybody here at one point had a problem with lcap (LCAP)?
[16:15] <Kalisto> if im logged in as root via ssh will the user with an x session in gnome get a warning on shutdown that a user is still connected?
[16:16] <heoaa> My sysadimin has blocked the access to /etc/printcap. how can I see all printers in the network?
[16:18] <waterfoul> i'm trying to set up surround in ubuntu according to this guide: http://webupd8.blogspot.com/2009/06/enable-surround-sound-in-ubuntu-linux.html but when I start pulse since the surround device is usb and not the first sould card it gets defaulted back to stero
[16:18] <waterfoul> *sterio
[16:19] <waterfoul> any ideas?
[16:19] <waterfoul> when I start pulse it says W: alsa-util.c: Device hw:1 doesn't support 6 channels, changed to 1.
[16:19] <waterfoul> So it might actually be going to mono
[16:20] <Ileden> I'm trying to set up a single LVM drive on my SD card. I have partitioned /dev/mmcblk0 to have Linux LVM (8e) partition, which is at /dev/mmcblk0p1. However, pvcreate /dev/mmcblk0p1 fails with "Device not found (or ignored by filtering)." My /etc/lvm/lvm.conf is set to scan from /dev, and should include all devices. What's going wrong here?
[16:20] <theevilone> hey leute
[16:20] <anthony> Yo..
[16:20] <psygate> @theevilone hi.
[16:21] <hajmola> why doesn't ibex get Firefox 3.5 automatically?
[16:21] <frogger> Anyone else having lockups with flash-plugininstaller? 10.0.32.18 on 64-bit?
[16:21] <G-man> uh.. what was that site again bro
[16:21] <G-man> i tried to restart
[16:21] <G-man> nothing...
[16:21] <theevilone> ich habe mir gestern ein neues laptop zugelegt und das neueste ubuntu installiert nach vielen problemen mit sämtlichen windows-versionen, die sich einfach nicht gescheit auf dem laptop installieren lassen wollten
[16:21] <Pici> hajmola: Jaunty doesn't get it either.  Firefox 3.5 is a new version of firefox, its not an update to Firefox 3.0
[16:21] <frogger> Before I did an ubuntu reinstall, flash was working fine.
[16:21] <Pici> !de | theevilone
[16:22] <theevilone> doch jetzt habe ich ein windows mit es funktioniert, doch würde ich gerne mein ubuntu beibehalten
[16:22] <theevilone> ich weiß aus der vergangenheit dass ich mal das problem hatte mit beiden betriebssystemen auf einem pc installiert
[16:22] <bobsomebody> hello #ubuntu
[16:22] <theevilone> da musste man eins von beiden zuerst installieren und dann das andere wegen kernel usw...
[16:22] <hajmola> Pici, do you know when we can expect 3.5?
[16:22] <Pici> theevilone bitte beenden, verwenden Sie # ubuntu-de
[16:23] <psygate>  @theevilone private chat.
[16:23] <theevilone> sorry dudes
[16:23] <softcraft> Hi everyone. I'm trying to install XBMC, and one of the steps is to get a PGP key from keyserver.ubuntu.com. However, I can't get to that site; I get a timeout. Is it down temporarily or are my instructions out-of date?
[16:24] <grawity> softcraft: It's down, hopefully temporarily. Use pool.sks-keyservers.org instead.
[16:24] <Pici> hajmola: See http://is.gd/1jkNY
[16:24] <softcraft> great thanks
[16:24] <waterfoul>  i'm trying to set up surround in ubuntu according to this guide: http://webupd8.blogspot.com/2009/06/enable-surround-sound-in-ubuntu-linux.html but when I start pulse since the surround device is usb and not the first sound card it gets defaulted back to stereo or mono. when I start pulse it says W: alsa-util.c: Device hw:1 doesn't support 6 channels, changed to 1.
[16:24] <bobsomebody> is anyone here familiar with bash scripting? I need to build a shell script to check if a process is running, if grep ps comes back blank I need to fire up that process again
[16:25] <Pici> bobsomebody: #bash would be the best place to ask that
[16:25] <bobsomebody> im just not that familiar with shell scripts to know what is the best way to do this
[16:25] <bobsomebody> oh
[16:25] <bobsomebody> forgot that was here :P thanks Pici
[16:25] <grawity> bobsomebody: The shortest way: pidof someprocess || someprocess
[16:25] <Billtoo_>  /quit
[16:26] <G-man> how do i force resize my resolution?
[16:26] <G-man> it is very annoying
[16:26] <G-man> how big it is right now
[16:26] <Pici> G-man: Please stop pressing the enter key every 4 words.
[16:27] <bobsomebody> G-man System > Preferences > Screen Resolution
[16:27] <G-man> Does it really bother you that bad?
[16:27] <grawity> It does.
[16:27] <G-man> thanks bob
[16:27] <hajmola> G-man, it's a general etiquette thing
[16:27] <G-man> 640*480 is the max
[16:27] <kazagistar> G-man: it is against the rules... if it bothers us is irrelevant
[16:28] <kazagistar> !enter
[16:28] <grawity> s/rules/guidelines/
[16:28] <bobsomebody> G-man, do you have nvidia, ati, or some other graphics card?
[16:28] <G-man> nvidia Geforce 9800gt
[16:28] <bobsomebody> hold on one sec...
[16:29] <G-man> k
[16:29] <kazagistar> For the past few versions of ubuntu "Restricted Drivers" found and installed the right drivers for my broadcom wireless card, and while I was running the live-cd it displayed the options correctly, but now it no longer displays any restricted drivers, and my wireless does not work (but seems to think it does?)
[16:30] <bobsomebody> G-man, http://lmgtfy.com/?q=ubuntu+nvidia
[16:30] <rapha> Hi!
[16:30] <rapha> How can I get "Display" properties to show the correct resolution for external LCD? It only shows wrong ones...
[16:30] <bobsomebody> there is a wealth of knowledge about ubuntu + nvidia cards, there is some other things you need to install as well
[16:31] <kazagistar> G-man: basically, force resizing is not what you want, what you want it proper drivers for your graphics card
[16:31] <bobsomebody> and the respective nvidia settings manager
[16:33] <psygate> gawd...
[16:33] <psygate> sometimes i ask myself why people use computers -.-
[16:33] <borreguito> hi.... how can i buy canonical software if i do not have a credit card????
[16:34] <psygate> buy?
[16:34] <Ileden> I'm trying to set up a single LVM drive on my SD card. I have partitioned /dev/mmcblk0 to have Linux LVM (8e) partition, which is at /dev/mmcblk0p1. However, pvcreate /dev/mmcblk0p1 fails with "Device not found (or ignored by filtering)." My /etc/lvm/lvm.conf is set to scan from /dev, and should include all devices. What's going wrong here? Why can't I initialize /dev/mmcblk0p1 as a physical volume?
[16:34] <G-man> i dont remember ubuntu being such a pain last time
[16:34] <G-man> my video card ran fine
[16:34] <borreguito> yes... i want  linux powerdvd
[16:34] <psygate> use a free alternative??
[16:35] <psygate> or a paypal account?
[16:35] <psygate> if you dont have a credit card, you are pretty much f...#
[16:35] <bobsomebody> borreguito, are you in the USA?
[16:35] <psygate> go to your local computer store and order it ^^
[16:35] <borreguito> i am from Mexico
[16:35] <Ileden> borreguito: Ehm... you can use for example the free VLC player to play DVDs.
[16:35] <bobsomebody> see about getting a prepaid visa from a local bank
[16:36] <psygate> or just install the non canonical dvd software drivers?
[16:36] <bobsomebody> it will cost a small fee for the card itself, but works like a real credit card
[16:36] <psygate> so you can watch dvd movies.
[16:36] <Ileden> borreguito: you don't need to buy anything to watch dvds.
[16:37] <psygate> @borreguito: have a look at this -> https://help.ubuntu.com/7.04/musicvideophotos/C/video.html
[16:37] <clearscreen> psygate: or could just install vlc and play pretty much anything :P
[16:38] <Pici> psygate: 7.04 is no longer supported, and that howto is probably out of date anyway
[16:38] <psygate> @clearscreen this would be the easy way, of course.
[16:38]  * psygate is not uptodate?!
[16:38]  * psygate walks into a corner and cries.
[16:38] <clearscreen> psygate: sudo aptitude install vlc .. real hard :P
[16:38] <richardtsai> Hey, guys. I have a Acer 4930G notebook and I'm new to Ubuntu 9.04, could anybody tell me how to drive my fingerprinter AES1610 and my webcam.
[16:38] <MenZa> !update | psygate
[16:38] <borreguito> i have a 6ch sound card... but vlc do not play main front speakes channel.. only surround and sub wofers channels.
[16:38] <psygate> clearscreen: I would have used the synaptic paket manager ^^
[16:39] <psygate> Many people f. up with the terminal ^^
[16:39]  * psygate thinks about his sister.
[16:39] <richardtsai> Help! Hey, guys. I have a Acer 4930G notebook and I'm new to Ubuntu 9.04, could anybody tell me how to drive my fingerprinter AES1610 and my webcam.
[16:39] <clearscreen> psygate: you must fail to succeed :)
[16:40] <psygate> clearscreen: and fail really hard to learn something new.
[16:40] <psygate> like... rm -r
[16:40] <proview> ppl, do i need the user  	debian-sys-maint in my mysql database?
[16:40] <Ileden> I'm trying to set up a single LVM drive on my SD card. I have partitioned /dev/mmcblk0 to have Linux LVM (8e) partition, which is at /dev/mmcblk0p1. However, pvcreate /dev/mmcblk0p1 fails with "Device not found (or ignored by filtering)." My /etc/lvm/lvm.conf is set to scan from /dev, and should include all devices. What's going wrong here? Why can't I initialize /dev/mmcblk0p1 as a LVM physical volume?
[16:40] <psygate> @Ileden how many times do you want to copypasta that?
[16:40] <Ileden> psygate: trying to keep delays in between
[16:41] <Ileden> psygate: should increase the delay, I guess. :)
[16:41] <thiebaude> Ileden, have you asked that question in the ubuntu forums?
[16:41] <richardtsai> Can anyone help me?
[16:42] <richardtsai> I have a Acer 4930G notebook and I'm new to Ubuntu 9.04, could anybody tell me how to drive my fingerprinter AES1610 and my webcam.
[16:42] <Ileden> thiebaude: not yet. I'm still browsing through the documentation, trying to locate the problem myself at the same time.
[16:43] <gnychis> i have installed flashplugin-nonfree, but Firefox keeps using VLC/Totem to play flash... how can i change this? about:plugins does not list the adobe flash player at all
[16:43] <grawity> richardtsai: If nobody answers your question, that means nobody knows. There's no need to repeat the question
[16:43] <evident> can anybody tell me how i can remove the "Shiretoko" web browser and only have Firefox 3.5? Since the problem is too long to write here, I pasted it here: http://www.hpaste.org/fastcgi/hpaste.fcgi/view?id=9220#a9220
[16:43] <dhcp> @evident: uninstall in synaptic?
[16:43] <evident> i'll try
[16:43] <grawity> Now that's one long pastebin URL...
[16:43] <grawity> evident: Try Ubuntuzilla.
[16:43] <Ileden> grawity: actually... don't the guidelines tell you to in fact keep repeating the question with a delay in between?
[16:44] <thiebaude> gnychis, are you using mediaplayer connectivity plugin in firefox?
[16:44] <grawity> Ileden: if they do, they'd sure choose a delay longer than 25 lines.
[16:44] <Ileden> grawity: should be a longer delay, for sure. (longer tahn mine too :) )
[16:44] <gnychis> thiebaude: i'm not sure what that is
[16:44] <clearscreen> gnychis: you can try to manually install the plugin ... ~/.mozilla/firefox/plugins/ I believe, can grab the latest version from adobe website
[16:44] <thiebaude> ok, then your not using it
[16:44] <duffydack> evident, only another month and it`ll be default in 9.10
[16:45] <thiebaude> duffydack, yep one more alpha and then a beta
[16:45] <evident> duffydack, and updating my system from 9.04 to 9.10 will automatically delete the old stuff and only have ff3.5 then?
[16:46] <richardtsai> OK. I got it then. Another question, can I just turn the function of which shows some one who has entered or leave this channel..
[16:46] <grawity> richardtsai: Depends on your IRC client.
[16:46] <richardtsai> That's a lot of useless information that I don't need.
[16:46] <nirvette> HELP! I NEED TO REPAIR SOME PROBLEMS WITH DPKG..AND PROBLEMS WITH INSTALLING FLASH-PLUGIN FOR FIREFOX
[16:46] <MenZa> In Pidgin, richardtsai, I doubt it.
[16:46] <MenZa> !caps | nirvette
[16:46] <richardtsai> I just newly installed Ubuntu 9.04.
[16:46] <dhcp> @nirvette no need to SHOUT
[16:46] <nirvette> sorry i'm just anxious
[16:46] <nirvette> sigh
[16:46] <dhcp> CapsLock is not a cruise control for cool.
[16:47] <dhcp> *citing ED*
[16:47] <MenZa> nirvette: Care to elaborate? What problems with dpkg?
[16:47] <richardtsai> Is there any other IRC software I can use here? Or other software I can download
[16:47] <grawity> richardtsai: Try Xchat.
[16:47] <theatro> nirvette, post on pastebin the command and the output of the dpkg related problem
[16:47] <kazagistar> nirvette: what have you done so far?
[16:47] <dhcp> @richardtsay look for irc in synaptic manager
[16:47] <grawity> richardtsai: irssi is popular too, but it's terminal-based
[16:47] <duffydack> evident, yup..  but I dont go the upgrade way personally.
[16:47] <clearscreen> richardtsai: pidgin supports irc, you can try irssi too
[16:47] <evident> dhcp, when I want to delete it in synaptic, what should I delete? firefox-3.5, 3.0? or firefox-3.5-dbg, branding, dev?
[16:47] <MenZa> !best| richardtsai
[16:47] <nirvette> ok: when i visited sites that required flash, they prompted me..but i didn't know only need to choose one out of three choices
[16:47] <richardtsai> thx
[16:47] <nirvette> so i clicked ok for GNOME
[16:47] <grawity> clearscreen: He's already using Pidgin - but it sucks for IRC.
[16:47] <nirvette> which screwed up
[16:47] <clearscreen> grawity: no it doesnt :P
[16:47] <nirvette> cos now i can't see anything on football streaming websites
[16:48] <dhcp> @evident: which firefox do you want to keep?
[16:48] <grawity> clearscreen: Compared to other clients, yes, it so does. (Well, maybe Opera is worse.)
[16:48] <clearscreen> grawity: in what way is it bad? it's great especially with irchelper (pidgin-plugin-pack)
[16:48] <kazagistar> I use pidgin, and it works fine
[16:48] <nirvette> then i tried to manually install flash..then a whole long chain of smth came up and told me there's some update problems apparently
[16:49] <nirvette> Can I paste the text here???
[16:49] <kazagistar> no
[16:49] <clearscreen> !paste | nirvetta
[16:49] <clearscreen> nirvette*
[16:49] <evident> 3.5, but having it named "Firefox" instead of "Shiretoko"
[16:49] <matrix_> hey guys i have 2gb usb memory reader, i have 7 files on pc each file is 1gb size, is there any way to pack them and make them smaller so i can have all seven files on my usb reader
[16:50] <xikteny> matrix_: you could compress them, but probably not that much.
[16:50] <richardtsai> Sorry. I'm new here and I just transfer from Vista to ubuntu.
[16:50] <nirvette> Here's the text: http://paste.ubuntu.com/268014/
[16:50] <MenZa> matrix_: Could try compacting them with bzip2, but I very doubt you could compress from 7GB to 2GB
[16:50] <richardtsai> And my English is not very good then. Sorry for anything offense.
[16:50] <dhcp> is there a better dvd-eraser than brasero?
[16:51] <clearscreen> nirvette: install those packages then
[16:51]  * dhcp has problems with god damn brasero -.-
[16:51] <cornet> matrix_: what file types are they ? just text files or images ?
[16:51] <duffydack> dhcp, gnomebaker, k3b
[16:51] <matrix_> .avi movie files
[16:51] <yeason> I'm getting this (http://paste.ubuntu.com/268015/) error when I try to compile in java. The same file compiles on another computer and I've already tried removing and reinstalling all java related files... anybody have an idea?
[16:51] <nirvette> but how do i install those packages?
[16:51] <RHorse> !irssi | richardtsai
[16:51] <clearscreen> nirvette: sudo aptitude install libcurl3 libnss3-dev libnspr4-dev ...... or you could just sudo aptitude flashplugin-nonfree
[16:52] <MenZa> yeason: Hardly a question suitable here. Try #java
[16:52] <Ileden> matrix_: well, you probably can't compress video files in any significant amount
[16:52] <cornet> matrix_: they probably won't compress then :(
[16:52] <yeason> MenZa: I started here cause I thought it was a package issue with ubuntu... the java part is fine
[16:52] <clearscreen> nirvette: sudo aptitude install flashplugin-nonfree .. sorry :)
[16:52] <Ileden> matrix_: however you could probably recode them to lower quality...
[16:52] <MenZa> yeason: That seems like a very odd error to have because of a packaging problem.
[16:53] <MenZa> Could it be a charset issue?
[16:53] <cornet> MenZa: for the record 4GB log files will compress down to < 200MB with gzip
[16:53] <nirvette> Ok, what do i do after this? http://paste.ubuntu.com/268017/
[16:53] <MenZa> cornet: impressive.
[16:53] <yeason> MenZa: well thanks for the tip, i'll try in the java channel too... its an odd error all around
[16:54] <fccf> nirvette: restart firefox
[16:54] <nirvette> so i just leave the terminal as it is?
[16:54] <MenZa> nirvette: Or close it, if you prefer.
[16:55] <fccf> nirvette: technically there is nothing happening in the terminal, you can close it, but personally I like to keep at least one terminal open on any system
[16:56] <clay> when I try to bring up places>home  I keep get cervisia errors. How do I fix this?
[16:56] <gartral> the way to kill compiz temporarily is nautilus --replace, right?
[16:56] <grawity> gartral: no, metacity --replace
[16:57] <grawity> gartral: nautilus is just the file manager, Metacity and Compiz are WMs.
[16:57] <gartral> grawity: and this is me without morning coffee
[16:57] <gartral> lol
[16:57] <gartral> Thank You
[16:57] <julemore> somethhing useful: sudo nautilus
[16:57] <claude> salut
[16:57] <scyx> hi, i added a repository but it doesn't show up in synaptic's origin tab.. anyone have similar experiences/knows the fix?
[16:58] <matrix_> http://www.sandisk.com/products/readers-accessories/sandisk%C2%AE-mobilemate%E2%84%A2-duo.aspx  why does not this work for my pc usb
[16:58] <Pici> !gksudo | julemore
[16:58] <julemore> lol
[16:58] <julemore> gksudo ok
[16:58] <darkham> i people, i need some good roundup about linux minidistro, i can't find anything good, can you help me?
[16:58] <gartral> now for the real issue.. somehow my kp-mouse function got turned on.. how do i turn it off
[16:58] <terminhell> Hello all. Im trying to figure out why some sound elements in my Sound theme wont play. Like window maximized etc. Any ideas?
[16:58] <nandu> There is no dismount, so how do I dismount a drive ?
[16:59] <Pici> gartral: alt or ctrl numlock I beleive.
[16:59] <IdleOne> umount
[16:59] <gartral> Pici: neither worked
[16:59] <fccf> !umount |nandu
[16:59] <Pici> gartral: one moment then...
[16:59] <gartral> !mount | nandu
[17:00] <gartral> !unmount | nandu
[17:00] <IdleOne> nandu: the word is unmount and the command is umont
[17:00] <grawity> The command is 'umount'
[17:00] <Pici> gartral: looks like its shift-numlock
[17:00] <IdleOne> you dismount a horse or a camel and you unmount a drive :)
[17:00] <gartral> yay!~ that was driving me nucking futz
[17:00] <terminhell> Hello all. Im trying to figure out why some sound elements in my Sound theme wont play. Like window maximized etc. Any ideas?
[17:01] <fccf> !repeat | terminhell
[17:01] <IdleOne> grawity: oops yes umount ! I typoed
[17:01] <akn> can someone help me get sound on my laptop its a hp dv6t. i installed ubunto yesterday and i dont have sound anymore.. help please
[17:02] <kaushal> hi
[17:02] <kaushal> i want to set ulimit for nofile to 32000 for a particular user, it doesnot allow me on ubuntu 8.04 . is there a specific reason ?
[17:02] <kaushal> I have set it in limits.conf file
[17:02] <nirvette> Hello all: Terminal says my Flash installation is complete..but what do i do now?
[17:02] <clearscreen> nirvette: restart your browser... PROFIT
[17:02] <nirvette> how come after i restarted firefox, i still can't see live streaming content
[17:02] <nirvette> and no sounds too
[17:02] <kaushal> when i login as that user and run ulimit -a it doesnot show up as 32000 instead it shows 1024
[17:02] <wam> Which package would you use to measure disk io (random, stream, r/rw) performance?
[17:02] <akn> help please?
[17:03] <IdleOne> !sound | akn
[17:03] <akn> i did all that last night
[17:03] <akn> but still no luck
[17:04] <akn> anyone?
[17:05] <nirvette> hello please help?
[17:05] <scyx> hi, i added a repository but it doesn't show up in synaptic's origin tab.. anyone have similar experiences/knows the fix?
[17:05] <fccf> !patience | akn
[17:05] <akn> sound help
[17:05] <fccf> nirvette: please provide !details what are you trying to do,
[17:06] <akn> hp dv6t
[17:06] <fccf> akn: what version of ubuntu are you running?
[17:06] <Pici> !enter | akn
[17:06] <IdleOne> akn: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1229315 see if this helps
[17:06] <nirvette> Terminal says this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/268021/
[17:06] <darkham> i people, i need some good roundup about linux minidistro, i can't find anything good, can you help me?
[17:06] <darkham> a review between minidistro
[17:06] <nirvette> BUT after i closed my browser and restarted and go to music or streaming websites
[17:06] <nirvette> i still see nothing and  hear nothing
[17:07] <nirvette> what's the problem??
[17:07] <nandu> My /var partition is full and now I cant even update cache, remove a program or install a program. How to resolve this ?
[17:07] <kaushal> checking in again for my query ?
[17:07] <akn> will do
[17:07] <nandu> My /var partition is full and now I cant even update cache, remove a program or install a program. How to resolve this ?
[17:07] <evident> hello. Is there something like XAMPP for Ubuntu? I need a slim development environment for websites with Apache Webserver, PHP5 and MySQL... is there an easy way to do this or do I have to insstall and configure everything manually?
[17:07] <nirvette> Terminal says this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/268021/
[17:07] <nirvette> BUT after i closed my browser and restarted and go to music or streaming websites
[17:08] <nirvette> i still see nothing and  hear nothing
[17:08] <nirvette> what's the problem??
[17:08] <Pici> !lamp | evident
[17:08] <IdleOne> !patience | nirvette
[17:08] <fccf> nandu: reboot into Live disk ... empty the apt cache ... /var/cache/apt/archives ... should give you some space
[17:08] <abhifx> darkham, puppy is good
[17:08] <evident> thanks, Pici
[17:09] <codeshah> hi guys, for some reason all of a sudden I am getting ls: unparsable value for LS_COLORS environment variable when I type in 'ls'
[17:09] <terminhell> Im trying to figure out why some sound elements in my Sound theme wont play. Like window maximized etc. Any ideas
[17:09] <testing_ubi> .
[17:09] <testing_ubi> hi
[17:10] <fccf> !hi | testing_ubi
[17:10] <heu> arr
[17:11] <testing_ubi> yes
[17:11] <nandu> sudo apt-get clean
[17:11] <nandu> sry
[17:11] <nirvette> can anyone help, please?
[17:11] <fccf> nandu: no you will have to do it manually ... /var is unwritable while it is mounted and full
[17:11] <Mitsurugi> hi all!
[17:11] <MikeChelen> !ask | nirvette
[17:11] <nirvette> i asked twice already, excuse me
[17:12] <nirvette> Terminal says this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/268021/
[17:12] <redteam> .55 80
[17:12] <nirvette> BUT after i closed my browser and restarted and go to music or streaming websites
[17:12] <nirvette>  i still see nothing and  hear nothing
[17:12] <nirvette> what's the problem??
[17:12] <darkham> abhifx: yes i try it, very good, but i had some problem with it and i need to try some ather stuff...
[17:13] <fccf> nirvette: have you restarted firefox ... make sure to close downloads too if it is open ... try something that has been tested like youtube
[17:13] <MikeChelen> nirvette: look in firefox's tools -> addons -> plugins and see if flash appears
[17:13] <Mitsurugi> sb have problems with the videos since last update? actually i can't display wmv, avi, mpg ... the screens goes black, sound is correct, and vlc or totem do not display any errors. I'm using 9.04 (64bits) :s
[17:13] <nirvette> ok i'll do that for now
[17:14] <abhifx> darkham, then try dsl, these are the best small distro, puppy is much better
[17:14] <nandu> fccf: I don't know why but it worked, the disk previously 100% full is now just 30%
[17:14] <scyx> I added a repository but it doesn't show up in synaptic's origin tab.. anyone have similar experiences/knows the fix?
[17:14] <MikeChelen> anyone know the way to install 32 bit java in 64 bit os?
[17:15] <nandu> fccf: And I am installing new things
[17:15] <nandu> fccf: Thanks anyway
[17:15] <fccf> nandu: when I see my apt cache filling up I clean it out ... can't have things getting locked up ... good for that
[17:15] <nirvette> Hi: there's Quicktime and Shockwave Flash
[17:15] <nirvette> in the plugins of Firefox
[17:15] <Techtronic> kowto fix this: E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1) ?
[17:15] <nirvette> so am i missing anything?
[17:15] <nandu> fccf: ok, I will do that do from now
[17:16] <blackxored> installing vmware server, it installed right, but now on the remote console plugin, I can't install it since says isn't compatible with firefox 3.0.13, any clues? Any other method to access the virtual machine? thanks
[17:17] <codeshah> I just downloaded chkroot kit and it says 'ls' is infected
[17:17] <codeshah> how is this possible?
[17:18] <fccf> blackxored: consider ssh or telnet into console
[17:18] <blackxored> fccf, then I can't use the OS at all
[17:18] <nirvette> Ok: another problem: tested on youtube.com. can see visuals now. but no sound!! what is the problem?
[17:19] <terminhell> Just installed new sound theme. But not all the sounds work. I have audio with everything else. So whats the deal?
[17:19] <SingAlong> nirvette: turn on the sound or increase it. use the alsamixer to do that.
[17:19] <gnubie> MikeChelen;  I believe ubuntu-restricted-extras will install java
[17:19] <blackxored> anyone?
[17:20] <SingAlong> nirvette: sound is usually low in ubuntu after install (atleast happens so for me). just type in alsamixer in the commandline and try changing the volume there
[17:20] <twoslice> terminhell: do you have all of the codecs installed?
[17:20] <nirvette> my sound is at its maximum
[17:20] <RHorse> nirvette put the latest libflashplayer.so in all your plugin dir's
[17:20] <nirvette> nothing
[17:20] <twoslice> quit
[17:20] <SingAlong> nirvette: dont change it in the volume properties in the top bar on the desktop.
[17:20] <MikeChelen> gnubie: did that already to install 64bit java
[17:20] <clearscreen> nirvette: are you sure it's not muted? (check for M's instead of O's in alsamixer)
[17:20] <SingAlong> nirvette: use the alsamixer
[17:20] <fccf> blackxored: personally I use Sun's xVM Virtualbox, and it works great... you might want to ask in #vmware
[17:21] <terminhell> twoslice yes
[17:21] <nirvette> RHorse: when you say put the libflashplayer.so, what do yo mean? how do i do that/
[17:21] <blackxored> fcff, all right
[17:21] <SingAlong> nirvette: oh ya. also try what RHorse said. (but i doubt thats a problem. coz you have video working already)
[17:21] <clearscreen> nirvette: you're gonna want to turn up Master and PCM, and make sure they're not muted
[17:21] <SingAlong> nirvette: libflashplayer.so. drop that file in the firefox plugins dir
[17:21] <RHorse> well nirvette if you're problem is flash, not sound
[17:22] <SingAlong> RHorse: he says his video is working fine. just no sound.
[17:22] <terminhell> Twoslice, even the default ubuntu theme has the same problem. the window min/max/unmax wont play and a few others too
[17:22] <RHorse> the wrong kind of flash can cause that, SingAlong
[17:22] <SingAlong> RHorse: guess he's got a sound problem in the ubuntu sound config
[17:22] <SingAlong> RHorse: oh. didnt know that.
[17:22] <SingAlong> nirvette: which version is your ubuntu? also is it 64bit or 32bit?
[17:23] <nirvette> hmmm i donno
[17:23] <nirvette> 9.04 netbook remix
[17:23] <SingAlong> nirvette: 64bit versions have a seperate flash plugin. 32bit flash stuff dont work on that.
[17:23] <SingAlong> nirvette: ah ah! same as mine. i'm just partitioning my netbook remix :)
[17:23] <SingAlong> nirvette: Acer Aspire One?
[17:24] <SingAlong> nirvette: which netbook is that?
[17:24] <nirvette> sigh and i have a BIGGER problem. i accidentally chose the wrong option when i was installing ubuntu
[17:24] <nirvette> and i wiped out my windows hard drive
[17:24] <SingAlong> nirvette: ?
[17:24] <nirvette> lost 4,000 plus songs
[17:24] <nirvette> what should i do!!
[17:24] <SingAlong> nirvette: which netbook?
[17:24] <ph33r> is there a software/way to connect multiple monitors, keyboard, mouse to  single cpu and run different apps in each of the console ?
[17:24] <nirvette> Asus eee PC 900
[17:24] <IdleOne> need some help with BloGtk. what do I put in the server field when setting up account ?
[17:25] <SingAlong> nirvette: you should have kept your win drive and installed ubuntu by the side. you could later resize the partitions. thats what I'm doing right now.
[17:25] <nirvette> too late!
[17:25] <SingAlong> nirvette: :
[17:25] <nirvette> is there a chance i might get my things back?
[17:25] <nirvette> i'm so frustrated now
[17:25] <tisepti> How can I cause [gk]sudo to apply to the whole line: gksudo echo "some text here" >> file_owned_by_root
[17:26] <IdleOne> nirvette: not a chance of recovering data
[17:26] <nirvette> not a chance?!
[17:26] <tisepti> it looks like the sudo is only applied on the echo - not the redirect
[17:26] <nirvette> omg i can go kill myself now
[17:26] <tisepti> er append
[17:26] <IdleOne> nirvette: over mp3's? not worth it
[17:26] <nirvette> and my other impt documents too..
[17:26] <kilian______> hey there! I am trying to use a brand new plantronics explorer 230 headset with a ubuntu karmic machine. Pairing works, but pulseaudio doesnt load it. In the syslog bluetoothd says "protocol not supported (93)" what am i doing wrong?
[17:27] <nirvette> and if i can't solve the sound problem now..it's just so terrible
[17:27] <nirvette> arrgh
[17:27] <nirvette> not even data recovery can help me?
[17:28] <fccf> ph33r: libdmx1 is the library that allows for that type of setup .... you will need to do some research
[17:28] <IdleOne> !recover | nirvette
[17:28] <scyx> I added a repository but it doesn't show up in synaptic's origin tab.. anyone have similar experiences/knows a fix?
[17:28] <bibek> while installing ubuntu, i created sda1 swap, sda2 '/' and sda3 as '/Files' to keep music and videos. I can not write to this '/Files' from normal account as it is owned by root.How do i own this to my regular account ?
[17:28] <MikeChelen> gnubie: found what i was looking for, it was http://packages.ubuntu.com/jaunty/ia32-sun-java6-bin
[17:28] <ph33r> fccf: which repo ?
[17:29] <grawity> bibek: Change the ownership?
[17:29] <bibek> ya
[17:29] <grawity> bibek: sudo chown bibek /Files
[17:29] <bibek> thanks
[17:29] <kiaas__> Anyone know if there's a SPARC version of ubuntu that works on the Sun Ultra 5?
[17:30] <fccf> !info libdmx1 | ph33r
[17:30] <IdleOne> nirvette: only thing is that those links "may" help if you deleted files but you formated the drive and well that pretty much does it for that data
[17:30] <nirvette> SIGH
[17:30] <nirvette> i shouldnt have installed ubuntu..
[17:30] <ph33r> fccf: thank you :)
[17:30] <IdleOne> kiaas__: check ubuntu.com
[17:30] <nirvette> it's making me miserable
[17:31] <fccf> ph33r: see also xserver-xorg-input-evdev
[17:32] <grawity> SIGH: invalid signal specification
[17:32] <haytix> help
[17:32] <Ileden> I'm trying to set up a single LVM drive on my SD card. I have partitioned /dev/mmcblk0 to have Linux LVM (8e) partition, which is at /dev/mmcblk0p1. However, pvcreate /dev/mmcblk0p1 fails with "Device not found (or ignored by filtering)." My /etc/lvm/lvm.conf is set to scan from /dev, and should include all devices. What's going wrong here? Why can't I initialize /dev/mmcblk0p1 as a LVM physical volume?
[17:32] <SingAlong> nirvette: dont blame ubuntu. you should have been careful while installing it.
[17:32] <nirvette> i'm not blaming the damn OS don't you get it
[17:32] <haytix> sorry missend
[17:32] <nirvette> i know it's my bad yeah
[17:32] <nirvette> just feeling soooooo frustrated
[17:32] <JonJ> nirvette: What kind of filesystem did you have on the disk before you formatted it?
[17:33] <nirvette> and now can anyone help me get some sounds on the damn thing now?
[17:33] <SingAlong> nirvette: i do almost 2-3 OS installs a week (not just ubuntu). i check my settings atleast 5-6 times before clicking "ok" :)
[17:33] <IdleOne> nirvette: please calm down. movies and music you can get back. Pictures you should be able to get from family members and other sites you uploaded to.
[17:33] <nirvette> JonJ: what do you mean file system?
[17:33] <SingAlong> nirvette: just check the UNR help page. some netbooks have problems.
[17:33] <fccf> JonJ: NTFS ... previously winXP
[17:33] <JonJ> fccf: Ok
[17:34] <Ileden> nirvette: program called "testdisk" saved me a lot of data I thought lost
[17:34] <SingAlong> nirvette: like my AAO's pulseaudio goes wrong while recording etc. check that page.
[17:34] <nirvette> yeah i was on Windows XP.
[17:34] <nirvette> ileden: testdisk? really? get from where?
[17:34] <SingAlong> nirvette: whats the file system now? what was the file system before?
[17:34] <IdleOne> nirvette: please watch your language and calm down.
[17:34] <nirvette> what is file system? (sorry, as you can already tell by now, i'm not an IT person mmuch)
[17:35] <whatsinaname> I am trying to find a guide to installing ubuntu server on a flash drive and then using swap in ram.  I have a small form factor case and wanted to put 2 drives in only for data and run server from flash.  Any Ideas?
[17:35] <SingAlong> nirvette: ntfs, fat32, ext2,3,4 etc
[17:35] <nirvette> fat32
[17:35] <SingAlong> nirvette: you didnt change the file system while installing ubuntu?
[17:35] <nirvette> the file system now is ubuntu la
[17:35] <fccf> !usb | whatsinaname
[17:35] <nirvette> huh? how to change?
[17:36] <fccf> whatsinaname: see the second link
[17:36] <whatsinaname> fccf thanks!
[17:36] <IdleOne> SingAlong: Windows XP uses NTFS by default ?
[17:36] <SingAlong> IdleOne: yes.
[17:36] <IdleOne> nirvette: you had XP on there correct
[17:36] <IdleOne> ?
[17:36] <Ileden> nirvette: it's available from ubuntu repositories - just use synaptic packet manager (or add/remove programs) to get it
[17:36] <nirvette> yeah i did. XP
[17:36] <SingAlong> IdleOne: although you can choose fat32 at install.
[17:37] <IdleOne> SingAlong: you got the filesystem now :)
[17:37] <whatsinaname> fccf  I am just going to use it for torrent and file server.  9.04, web min.  I am just to cheep to buy ide to cf adapter
[17:37] <SingAlong> IdleOne: it seems he screwed up his xp install coz he formatted and installed ubuntu
[17:37] <IdleOne> SingAlong: I assume it was pre-installed when she bought the machine
[17:37] <Ileden> nirvette: you can also download it from http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/TestDisk
[17:37] <IdleOne> he/she??
[17:37] <Ileden> nirvette: but it's not the most easiest to use, unfortunately
[17:37] <nirvette> hmmm
[17:37] <clay> when I try to bring up places>home  I keep get cervisia errors. How do I fix this?
[17:38] <fccf> whatsinaname: what like $5 on ebay
[17:38] <nirvette> i'm a she
[17:38] <nirvette> not the easiest to use?
[17:38] <nirvette> hmm
[17:38] <whatsinaname> fccf ok, not money issue,  lazy :) lol
[17:38] <nirvette> i guess i can try asking friends to work it for me
[17:38] <nirvette> sighhhhh
[17:38] <Ileden> nirvette: probably worth to check out the live-cd's too: http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/TestDisk_Livecd
[17:40] <nirvette> hmm ok thanks ileden
[17:40] <fccf> whatsinaname: I feel ya ... you are going to have to do the desktop install remove ubuntu-desktop and install the server kernel , rtorrent and webmin ... shouldn't be hard
[17:40]  * SingAlong thanks good angels. partition resizing didnt kill any of my data on windows
[17:40] <IdleOne> nirvette: the important thing to remember is to read all the instructions before clicking. stay calm and if there is something that you don't understand. look it up or come here and ask
[17:40] <Ileden> nirvette: testdisk isn't the most impossible program I've had to use either. with reading some instuctions, you can get far
[17:40] <nirvette> still can't hear no soundddd..how to watch football laterrr
[17:40] <whatsinaname> fccf  hmm so you cant just install server to usb?
[17:40] <whatsinaname> fccf I should just buy the cf card lol
[17:40] <SingAlong> gparted is a really awesome tool.
[17:41] <SingAlong> geirha: thanks a lot!
[17:41] <vigo> Gparted rocks socks
[17:41] <SingAlong> vigo: the bloody acer guys give away netbooks with windows installed in just one 160gb partition.
[17:42] <Ileden> SingAlong: and what's so wrong with that? I'm a one-partition guy myself :)
[17:42] <vigo> SingAlong: That is where gparted comes in so handy, and is simple to use.
[17:42] <SingAlong> ubuntu netbook remix install did a great job. and then with some help i successfully resized the partitions of the root file system and made a couple other partition.
[17:42] <SingAlong> *partitions
[17:43] <vigo> slices?
[17:43] <SingAlong> Ileden: maybe great for a server. but i dont like to have just one 160 gb partition. i like my data organised into different partitions :)
[17:43] <SingAlong> vigo: meaning?
[17:43] <fccf> whats in a name .. forget what I said ... install server version from server install disk .. make sure to put grub on the flash and not on the first harddrive so it will be bootable
[17:43] <fkagjsdfjskfks> asdf
[17:43] <nirvette> no sound still..does anyone have the same problem?
[17:44] <vigo> SingAlong: That is a BSD term, sorry.
[17:44] <xover> which version of nomachine is available for free use?
[17:44] <Ileden> SingAlong: Yeah, seirously speaking I understand the idea. Works for some people, but I just don't like messing up with partitioning, because it's so impossible to adjust.
[17:44] <burntresistor> im compliing fuppes and i cant find pthread and pcre  in packet manager are they by a different name
[17:44] <whatsinaname> fccf ahh ok I will give it a try.  Thanks for the help
[17:44] <Ileden> SingAlong:at leats, if not using LVM...
[17:44] <SingAlong> Ileden: personal taste :)
[17:44] <sky_1> Hi
[17:45] <SingAlong> vigo: i understood. but didnt know it was a bsd term though.
[17:45] <sky_1> Is Cinelerra in repo ?
[17:45] <sky_1> (i am not on ubuntu now)
[17:45] <Ileden> SingAlong: True. Also, partitioning on linux is much nicer because of mount points. On windows, I hated having multiple drives.
[17:45] <whatsinaname> Off to break things, then fix them then break them trying to make them better, then settle for them working.
[17:45] <grawity> Ileden: Windows allows mount points too.
[17:45] <scyx> I added a repository but it doesn't show up in synaptic's origin tab.. anyone have similar experiences/knows a fix?
[17:45] <sky_1> !cinelerra
[17:45] <Ileden> grawity: didn't back when I was using partitions :D
[17:46] <grawity> Ileden: Does since Windows 2000.
[17:46] <whatsinaname> fccf thanks again for your help.  have a good one.
[17:46] <SingAlong> Ileden: anyway windows is past for me. i just have windows in this netbook coz i think it violates their(acer) warranty or something.
[17:46] <vigo> SingAlong: Is all *nix, sorta, http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Linux+FreeBSD-2.html
[17:46] <Ileden> grawity: I got fed up with partitioning at Win98 times, I think. But I didn't know W2K could handle mount points. Thanks fro the info!
[17:46] <JonJ> nirvette: You have no sound? No system sounds or anything? Can you run the "alsamixer" command from a terminal and check the PCM volume?
[17:47] <SingAlong> Ileden: besides i dont expect the service guys to know linux to service my machine. :D so just left windows by itself
[17:47] <MikeChelen> anyone know how to make those .deb which include PPA config and keyfile?
[17:47] <nirvette> JonJ: what is the alsamixer command? you give me and i try to run it now?
[17:47] <seidos> how do you pronounce gnome?
[17:47] <grawity> Ileden: diskmgmt.msc (GUI, permanent) and mountvol (CLI, temporary). For future reference.
[17:47] <Ileden> SingAlong: coudln't you just take an image, and put the default windows back if you need to send it to warranty service? :)
[17:47] <seidos> is it just like Noam Chomsky?
[17:48] <JonJ> nirvette: Start a terminal from Applications -> Accessories -> Terminal and type in alsamixer
[17:48] <vigo> seidos: The g is silent.
[17:48] <fccf> nirvette: you said you had an Acer Aspire One?
[17:48] <SingAlong> Ileden: pain again :) it saves time you see.
[17:48] <Ileden> grawity: thanks. is it the same in XP?
[17:48] <nirvette> ok i see that
[17:48] <seidos> thanks
[17:48] <SingAlong> fccf: asus eeepc 900
[17:48] <nirvette> some graphic thingy came up
[17:48] <Ileden> SingAlong: well, true.
[17:48] <blubuntu1> when i try to remove human icon theme, it threatens to remove gnome power manager! WTF?!?!?!
[17:48] <grawity> Ileden: Yes.
[17:49] <nirvette> some red green white columns..and ispeaker says MM
[17:49] <SingAlong> Ileden: more over these acer guys also have a secret 6.5gb partition called "pcservice" for some reason. i've just left it that way.
[17:49] <ra21vi> i am having problem with Network Manager apixnd configuration in Intrepid Ibex. Initially the machine was working fine in network. It was shifted to some other place and when the network plugged in
[17:49] <JonJ> nirvette: They have captions under them, there should be one labeled PCM you can navigate between them using your arrow keysd
[17:49] <blubuntu1> can I remove the horid orange icons without removing power manager???
[17:49] <ra21vi> it created new eth3 (not eth0)
[17:50] <ra21vi> now it is not working
[17:50] <tempuser1> hey all - how do I find out what my current xorg configuration is? /etc/X11/xorg.conf only has a few basic lines (I assume it's auto configured) in it
[17:50] <fccf> nirvette: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EeePC/Fixes
[17:50] <clay> when I try to bring up places>home  I keep get cervisia errors. How do I fix this?
[17:51] <fccf> clay: cervisia? not sure what you mean ... !details
[17:51] <fccf> !details | clay
[17:51] <vigo> blubuntu1: Yes: I think you can: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=329265
[17:52] <aneesanp> hello
[17:52] <Ileden> grawity: btw, now that I've re-partitioned the SD card (/dev/mmcblk0p1 being the new partition), I can *still* mount the /dev/mmcblk0 directly, and it contains the still-functioning vfat system. I assume this is normal... but sure feels a bit weird. :)
[17:53] <Steve^> How can I set up some local domain/subdomains for my local install of apache. Only need to work for localhost access
[17:53] <xmnt> Steffy, edit your /etc/hosts
[17:53] <xmnt> Steve^, sorry see above
[17:54] <ra21vi> anyone having problem with network in Ubuntu-Intrepid
[17:54] <Ileden> grawity: I assume it'll break down when I format the partition - for now, I've only touched (or rather, created) the partiton table on /dev/mmcblk0
[17:54] <ra21vi> I am unable to do anything on my office workstation. It is not connecting now...
[17:54] <Steve^> thanks xmnt
[17:54] <xmnt> Steve^, n/p
[17:54] <IndyGunFreak> ra21vi: have you done anything that you think led to the problem?
[17:56] <WishingMaster> how to uninstall current video drivers----command for uninstallation?
[17:56] <Steve^> xmnt, I use /etc/hosts to divert something.steveshome.com to 127.0.0.1 and then use the apache2 config to sort out the point to the site directory|?
[17:56] <Steve^> *sort out the link to the site directory
[17:56] <vigo> WishingMaster: I like Aptitude
[17:56] <fccf> Steve^: this is a good how to on virtual hosting
[17:56] <fccf> http://www.petersblog.org/node/840
[17:56] <nirvette> Can anyone explain what do i do after this? : http://paste.ubuntu.com/268048/
[17:56] <vigo> !aptitude
[17:57] <ra21vi> InfyGunFreak : my machine is shifted to other place. same building but other vlan now... and everything is picked up on DHCP (on every windows machine there).. my Ubuntu configured a new eth3 but not working.. I ggogled and found Ubuntu Intrepid has problem with Network manager. So I edited the /etc/network/interfaces   /etc/hosts   and /etc/resolv.conf  .. what else I need to do..
[17:57] <IndyGunFreak> WishingMaster: well what graphics device are you uninstalling the drivers for?.. and why?
[17:57] <nirvette> instructions were from this site: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EeePC/Fixes
[17:57] <WishingMaster> IndyGunFreak, i have installed wrong drivers
[17:57] <xmnt> Steve^, yes you will need to setup virtual hosts in apache ... then in your hosts file:  127.0.0.1    site1.xmnt
[17:57] <Steve^> nirvette, wait for it to install
[17:57] <IndyGunFreak> WishingMaster: whats the card
[17:57] <tempuser1> hey all - I'm using Jaunty - how can I find out what my current xorg configuration is? /etc/X11/xorg.conf only has a few lines in it (I assume it's using xorg's auto config)
[17:57] <WishingMaster> IndyGunFreak, my font size has gone to 0
[17:58] <WishingMaster> intel onboard
[17:58] <IndyGunFreak> WishingMaster: that doesn't necessarily mean its a graphics driver problem..
[17:58] <fccf> nirvette: follow the instructions after that command sudo m-a update ... prepare ... a-i alsa reboot
[17:58] <IndyGunFreak> WishingMaster: how did you install the driver?
[17:58] <WishingMaster> IndyGunFreak, the moment i installed and restarted the sys
[17:58] <nirvette> fccf: hmm i don't get you
[17:58] <WishingMaster> through repositories
[17:59] <IndyGunFreak> WishingMaster: wel then just go back to the repos and uninstall them.
[17:59] <WishingMaster> IndyGunFreak, but i don't know which ones to uninstall
[17:59] <killazzz> hi
[17:59] <fccf> nirvette: you installed the module assistant .. which is in the instructions ... you need to do the rest of the commands
[17:59] <IndyGunFreak> which one did you install?
[17:59] <BRebey> >> Jaunty/9.04 hangs at "Configuring Network Interfaces..." on boot.  I installed a new driver from RealTek for their RTL8187L chip, and now I get the hang.  Anyone know what I can do to get around this, short of re-imaging my PC?
[18:00] <ratapoil> how can I open a .uif archive?
[18:00] <WishingMaster> IndyGunFreak, what would be the command to reset my drivers
[18:00] <fccf> nirvette: did you Edit /etc/modules and add the line “snd-hda-intel model=auto”
[18:00] <nirvette> no i didn't
[18:01]  * IndyGunFreak sighs...
[18:01] <fccf> nirvette: follow directions
[18:01] <nirvette> so i just copy and paste which lines after the module assistant donno what is installed?
[18:01] <WishingMaster> well is there any way for system restore in ubuntu
[18:01] <ra21vi> uhh, no one is replying on my problem
[18:01] <ra21vi> good
[18:02] <acr0nym> Hello I seem to have a problem with apt-get after a failed install of liferea
[18:02] <acr0nym> http://paste2.org/p/419945
[18:02] <acr0nym> tried everything.. nothing works
[18:02] <ra21vi> ok.. no answer here to my problem.. I think I am not one with Intrepid problem with Network Manager.  :)  thanks for listening to my issues.
[18:02] <fccf> nirvette: those are commands after module assistant (m-a) is installed .. you are running each of those once and rebooting ... edit /etc/modules first as root
[18:02] <Ileden> Is it possible to set up LVM partition on a SD card? I cannot seem to manage it, when I try to use pvcreate I only get an error that device isn't found, or is ingored by the filters. I checked my filters but they seem ok... how do I debug this?
[18:02] <WishingMaster> i just want to get rid of my existing graphics drivers
[18:02] <vigo> tempuser1: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1050424&highlight=xorg+config+full+path
[18:02] <SanityInAnarchy> Is there a way to configure NetworkManager to use another DHCP client?
[18:03] <error404notfound> anyone know of a nice pure commandline antivirus
[18:03] <nirvette> oh gosh, i really donno how to do this
[18:03] <regeya> Ileden: I wouldn't see why not.  You could partition the SD card, set up the new partition as you would a hard drive partition
[18:03] <regeya> never tried it myself tho
[18:03] <fccf> nirvette: I didn't when I started .. perhaps a little reading for you - consider it homework before coming back here www.ubuntupocketguide.com
[18:03] <earthling> SanityInAnarchy, use virtual interface to do that
[18:04] <regeya> Ileden: the only trick would be that you'd have to run vgchange -a y when you plugged in the sd card; other than that, I wouldn't see any problem with that
[18:04] <earthling> SanityInAnarchy, eth0:forDhcp
[18:04] <Ileden> regeya: I currently have one partition, type set as Linux LVM on it.
[18:04] <vigo> man is your friend.
[18:04] <SingAlong> is there a way to disable the boot menu in ubuntu? (i have windows too. which i dont want anyone to know)
[18:04] <kickAss> hi all
[18:04] <regeya> Ileden:  have you looked at the LVM HOWTO?  It's very thorough
[18:04] <fccf> WishingMaster: sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg .... then restart X
[18:04] <nirvette> fccf: thanks. but isn't there anything i can do to get the sound back for now?
[18:04] <Ileden> regeya: I tried the vgchange too, but it didn't do anything.
[18:05] <SanityInAnarchy> earthling:  Ok, not sure how that helps with NetworkManager, though.
[18:05] <Ileden> regeya: I've been trying to wade through that. it's indeed thorough :)
[18:05] <killazzz> sing along you are talkin about grub boot loader ?
[18:05] <regeya> Ileden:  Let me see if I understand you right, though.  Did you partition it, set it as LVM in fdisk (or whatever you used) and that's it?  If so, you're not even close yet :->
[18:05]  * regeya looks forward to the day when lvm isn't necessary
[18:05] <Ileden> regeya: um... yes.
[18:05] <fccf> nirvette: until you can understand everything in the eeepc/fixes no... we arn't going to hold your hand ... perhaps Xandros might be a better OS for you
[18:06] <SanityInAnarchy> earthling:  ... are you saying I'd define that in /etc/network/interfaces?
[18:06] <fccf> nirvette: xandros was made for the EEEpc
[18:06] <yasser> hi
[18:06] <acr0nym> nirvette you can also try eeebuntu might save you some headaches
[18:06] <bin1010> I need help printing to a RICOH 3035 in CUPS, I found two drivers, but I can't get it to print with staples, any ideas?
[18:06] <nirvette> fccf: thanks. oh well, maybe i should just try to recover my lost partition and go back to windows
[18:07] <earthling> SanityInAnarchy, on adding that from command prompt is that not showing up in the list of interfaces in the network manager?
[18:07] <fccf> nirvette: you arn't going to get windows back without reinstalling, sorry , ubuntu wiped everything .. if there were a physical harddrive maybe ..  but as it is SSD, it's gone
[18:07] <De-Mentor> HELP I restarted my computer and now when it boots into GNOME i cant see text
[18:07] <Ileden> regeya: isn't registering the partition as physical volume the next step after fdisk?
[18:08] <SanityInAnarchy> earthling:  Adding from command prompt, how?  And again, how does this help my problem? I don't need another virtual interface. I want to use udhcpc with the one I've got, instead of dhclient.
[18:08] <Ileden> regeya: I've been using instructions from this guide https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SettingUpLVM-WithoutACleanInstall
[18:08] <tempuser1> vigo: ok, from my understanding, the default is in /var/log/Xorg.0.log then? the 'built-in configuration' part?
[18:08] <nirvette> fccf: ok thanks a lot for nothing. now i feel realllllllyyyy great.
[18:08] <Flare-Laptop> !attitude | nirvette
[18:09] <earthling> SanityInAnarchy,  ohh.. ignore that then ...
[18:09] <casmith789> hi, is there any way to do colour easily in IRC?
[18:09] <De-Mentor> HELP I restarted my computer and now when it boots into GNOME i cant see any text
[18:10] <De-Mentor> Menu's and application dont show text and some of them show under scores
[18:10] <fccf> Flare-Laptop: nirvette is in over her head ... She should either reinstall windows (provided she has the disk, and a USBCDROM to plug in), or load eeebuntu or xandros on the machine.... She'll have better luck,
[18:10] <SanityInAnarchy> Eh, I guess I can live without NetworkManager. The real problem I'm having is "iwconfig wlan0 essid foo" is working in some places, and not others. 'foo' shows up in iwlist, and setting manually with 'iwconfig wlan0 ap 11:22:33...' works.
[18:11] <SanityInAnarchy> I'm really not looking forward to writing a script to parse the output of iwlist in order to run iwconfig.
[18:11] <Flare-Laptop> fccf: No, I was talking about the person's attitude.
[18:11] <albacker> is there anyone with ATI RADEON x300 been able to make the card work under ubuntu .. work without being slow ?
[18:11] <Ileden> nirvette: linux isn't really any more hard than windows, but the type of help you get for windows is often a lot less technical. (the problem is getting it, though...)
[18:12] <timposey> I am trying to launch a video in movie player I get a launch application box asking me to choose an application when I click on this button it brings up a directory tree, how do I choose movie player?
[18:12] <nirvette> i'm sorry, i just feel so crappy. omgg.
[18:13] <drakhan> timpsoey
[18:13] <Ileden> nirvette: a lot of your data seems disapperaed. undertsandable. if you have a friend that's more computer-savvy, you might suggest to her/him to try using TestDisk on your computer - maybe she/he can recover the data.
[18:13] <drakhan> try to go in terminal to the directory where your video is, then write ex, mplayer "video"
[18:14] <nirvette> yeah, i hope so.
[18:14] <Ileden> nirvette: there isn't really much more I can help though IRC. :-/
[18:14] <Anirban1987> How to see who owns a file in Ubuntu ?
[18:14] <nirvette> ileden: now i can't even have sound to watch football later..ultra crappy..
[18:15] <Ileden> nirvette: guiding through TestDisk (where to run it, what to do with it, what to recover, etc) is really something one would have to be at your computer to do...
[18:15] <De-Mentor> no one knows why a system wont show text at all?
[18:16] <nirvette> ileden: yeah, i'll just have to get my friend to help me..only available next week
[18:16] <albacker> what's the best kernel for pentium M laptops ? ubuntu runs slow ? ? ?
[18:16] <nirvette> meanwhile, is there anything i shouldn't be doing so that i don't further delete anything or jeopardize my chances of getting data back?
[18:16] <xmnt> Anirban1987, via command line or file browser?
[18:16] <Ileden> nirvette: also, I don't recommend using the same computer that contained the data you want to recover.
[18:16] <Ileden> nirvette: or rather, the same hard disk.
[18:17] <fccf> Anirban1987: cli it is 'ls -l'
[18:17] <nirvette> oh great. i'm using the very same computer now
[18:17] <nirvette> wonderful
[18:17] <Ileden> nirvette: well, irc really doesn't matter
[18:17] <frikipedista9000> hellow
[18:17] <frikipedista9000> how do i open msn?
[18:17] <Ileden> nirvette: just don't go downloading huge files and such.
[18:17] <Steve^> use pidgin
[18:18] <heterosankari> programs-internet-pidgin
[18:18] <frikipedista9000> whats pidgin?
[18:18] <garchotron1> i have to open ports on my firewall for deluge (bittorrent), what protocol i have to allow? tcp or udp?
[18:18] <heterosankari> frikipedista9000: it is like msn
[18:18] <xmnt> frikipedista9000, its like msn except more better
[18:18] <frikipedista9000> how do i open msn?
[18:18] <nirvette> ileden: yeah of course
[18:18] <Steve^> frikipedista9000, it does loads of different instant messengers, like MSN
[18:18] <pranav> is there a way to unlock a partition so that its gets umount ?
[18:18] <pranav> is there a way to unlock a partition so that its gets umount ?
[18:18] <Florencio> klk
[18:18] <frikipedista9000> HOW DO I OPEN MSN?
[18:18] <Florencio> como abro el internet eplore? :P
[18:18] <xmnt> frikipedista9000, go to applications >> internet >> pidgin
[18:18] <fccf> !es | Florencio
[18:18] <xmnt> add a your account for msn
[18:18] <Steve^> frikipedista9000, you don't. Only people who listen are allowed MSN
[18:18] <heterosankari> pidgin is messgner client for ubuntu
[18:19] <Ileden> nirvette: since the system doesn't know about the lost data anymore, it won't know how to avoid messing it up. The idea is that the data is still there, but the system doesn't know where, so it might accidentally step on it during writes to hard disk
[18:19] <PUTAAAAAAAAAAAA> hellow
[18:19] <Florencio> How hack this chat?
[18:19] <heterosankari> Florencio: you cant.
[18:19] <Florencio> HOW HACK THIS CHAT? :(
[18:19] <PUTAAAAAAAAAAAA> how do i open msn?!?!!?!
[18:19] <heterosankari> affshit.
[18:19] <PUTAAAAAAAAAAAA> i can open msn D:?
[18:19] <Steve^> PUTAAAAAAAAAAAA, install Windows.
[18:19] <xmnt> Florencio, good luck irc hacking died with the 90's
[18:19] <PUTAAAAAAAAAAAA> i have windows
[18:19] <Ileden> Florencio: why, get a hacking script, of course
[18:19] <garchotron> shit, must be the "day of pajeros"
[18:20] <regeya> o_O
[18:20] <Florencio> Hey I dont open page porn in internet explorer :( help me :D
[18:20] <Steve^> PUTAAAAAAAAAAAA, then use the start menu
[18:20] <pranav> is there a way to unlock a partition so that its gets umount ?
[18:20] <PUTAAAAAAAAAAAA> it doesnt work
[18:20] <Florencio> now?
[18:20] <fccf> garchotron: watch your language, this is supposed to be family friendly support
[18:20] <xmnt> Florencio, use MS calculator for that
[18:20] <garchotron> XD
[18:20] <regeya> is this #windows?
[18:20] <Florencio> Floricienta
[18:20] <pranav> fccf, +100
[18:20] <pranav> is there a way to unlock a partition so that its gets umount ?
[18:20] <Steve^> pranav, define "unlock"
[18:21] <Florencio>  omo abro el mesenjel
[18:21] <nidelius> anyone good at gst and webcams?
[18:21] <PUTAAAAAAAAAAAA> COMO ABRO LA PC?
[18:21] <Ileden> Florencio: one good hack is opening a terminal and typing "rm "... and then some options i may share with you later if you're serious about this hacking business :)
[18:21] <PUTAAAAAAAAAAAA> DONDE COMPRO UN DESTORNILLADOR?
[18:21] <genii> regeya: ##windows is the Windows channel
[18:21] <timposey> I am trying to launch a video in movie player I get a launch application box asking me to choose an application when I click on this button it brings up a directory tree, how do I choose movie player?
[18:21] <regeya> is that !es or portugues
[18:21] <fccf> !br | Florencio
[18:21] <PUTAAAAAAAAAAAA> TIENEN PEGA?
[18:21] <nidelius> I get a green picture when I try to view my webcam with mplayer
[18:22] <Florencio> where i cant buy msn?
[18:22] <PUTAAAAAAAAAAAA> SE ME CAYO EL DISCO DURO, SE JODIO?
[18:22] <fccf> nidelius: have you tried cheese?
[18:22] <regeya> !offtopic | Florencio
[18:22] <nidelius> timposey: rightclick it maybe?
[18:22] <Florencio> how i cant download nvidia 512MB?
[18:22] <nidelius> fccf cheese gives me no image
[18:22] <PUTAAAAAAAAAAAA> WHERE CAN I BUY A PC?
[18:22] <genii> !msn
[18:22] <regeya> !ops
[18:22] <genii> PUTAAAAAAAAAAAA: Not here
[18:22] <genii> regeya: Don't do that please
[18:22] <tempuser1> hey all - I'm using Jaunty - how can I find out what my current xorg configuration is? /etc/X11/xorg.conf only has a few lines in it (I assume it's using xorg's auto config) -- /var/log/Xorg.0.log doesn't show the configuration either
[18:23] <PUTAAAAAAAAAAAA> OMG POLICE IS PURSUING ME PLZ CALL THE TERRORISTS
[18:23] <Florencio> B> Jewel Of Blees = 2 souls PM ME FAST
[18:23] <Berzerker-> PUTAAAAAAAAAAAA, shut up...
[18:23] <Florencio> ban ban ban me :D
[18:24] <timposey> nidelius It does not list choices just file folders,
[18:24] <fccf> tempuser1: please pastebin your /etc/X11/xorg.conf .. so we can see what you are talking about .. also pastebin the output of lspci
[18:24] <xmnt> gotta love irc
[18:24] <genii> !msn
[18:24] <fccf> !paste | tempuser1
[18:24] <regeya> oy vey.  I'm amazed.  I've asked a question about vim and gotten slapped for being offtopic, but that garbage is allowed to go on for ages...I'm all for being polite, but...
[18:24] <garchotron> jeez
[18:24] <Steve^> vim is off-topic?
[18:25] <pranav> Steve^, how to define "unlock" ? in fstab ?
[18:25] <Steve^> as long as emacs isn't allowed
[18:25] <Steve^> that would be dangerous
[18:25] <fccf> I didnt' see the question
[18:25] <Steve^> pranav, I don't understand what you mean. Why do you want to "unlock" the partition?
[18:25] <fccf> !fstab | Steve^
[18:25] <xmnt> Steve^, I think he means mount the partition
[18:25] <Steve^> fccf, not me, pranav!
[18:26] <fccf> whoops
[18:26] <syrius> kompozor is giving me problems
[18:26] <kickAss> pranav, there's nothing like unlocking a partition
[18:26] <Steve^> xmnt, he wants to umount it.. I think it's blocked for some reason
[18:26] <syrius> when i try to select a font it crashes
[18:26] <syrius> I am compiling from source to see if that fixes the problem
[18:26] <kickAss> okey
[18:26] <VickiWong> hi guys having a HDD problem. New install (couple days ago) reasonably new HDD
[18:26] <fccf> syrius: compiling what?
[18:27] <VickiWong> everything went black on m ysystemn, then when rebooting dropped to a maintenance shell
[18:27] <tempuser1> fccf: ok - here it is: http://paste.ubuntu.com/268069/
[18:27] <syrius> kompozor because is crashes on me fccf when I try to select font in  the menu
[18:27] <VickiWong> Error status 4 unexpected inconsistency
[18:27] <pradeep> how do you determine a computer name name by its IP?
[18:27] <xmnt> VickiWong, sounds like a X issue ... can you boot into recovery?
[18:27] <syrius> I have compile programs before like zsnes that use to crash on me but didn't after I compiled them
[18:27] <syrius> I did it they debian way though
[18:27] <pradeep> is there a command similar to nbstat of windows  in linux
[18:27] <syrius> through package manager
[18:27] <Pici> !who
[18:28] <MarderIII> pradeep: nslookup <ipadres> or dig
[18:28] <syrius> http://www.debian.org/doc/FAQ/ch-pkg_basics.en.html
[18:28] <Steve^> pradeep,    dig -x <ip address>    might work
[18:28] <sipior> pradeep: dig -x <ip>
[18:28] <Ileden> I'm trying to set up a single-partition LVM (to test) I've so far created the partition /dev/mmcblk0p1 with fdisk, set the type to Linux LVM, checked /etc/lvm/lvm.conf to see that filters are ok, ran "vgchange -a y" - but when I try to run "pvcreate /dev/mmcblk0p1" it doesn't find the device... am I missing something?
[18:28] <syrius> fccf, ^
[18:28] <syrius> I think this compile is going to take a while
[18:28] <MarderIII> pradeep: nslookup is old command use dig
[18:28] <syrius> the package is rather big
[18:28] <VickiWong> xmnt, I was dropped to a recovery terminal wheen booting, says many errors like 'ata 1 : comreset failed' and 'journal commit I/O error
[18:28] <VickiWong> xmnt, and a bunch of EXT3-fs errors
[18:28] <pranav> fccf, I have killed all those process using /mnt by watching "lsof" but still it says device is busy when I try to umount ?
[18:29] <xmnt> VickiWong, sounds like you've got some issues ... have you considered reloading ubuntu since this is a new install?
[18:29] <pradeep> MarderIII: i did not get the name
[18:29] <xmnt> VickiWong, you can run fdisk or get ubcd to look at the hd ... possible a bad HD
[18:29] <VickiWong> xmnt, I had this similar issue before on my last install of ubuntu, so i formated and reinstalled ubuntu, couple of days later and now im back here
[18:30] <VickiWong> xmnt, so boot into the liveusb and run some HDD checks?
[18:30] <bucky> pradeep see if you have nmblookup.samba4
[18:30] <pranav> I have killed all those process using /mnt by watching "lsof" but still it says device is busy when I try to umount ?
[18:30] <xmnt> VickiWong, I would def. look at the HD as the issue first - not that these things can't happen accidentally but yeah I would get a copy of ubcd and check the hd first
[18:30] <sipior> pranav: is the current working directory of your shell currently located in the filesystem you want to unmount?
[18:31] <fccf> !pm | syrius I am not your buddy
[18:31] <syrius> :(
[18:31] <VickiWong> xmnt, and the best tools for checking out the HDD?
[18:31] <xmnt> fccf, why so syrius ... sorry had to do it
[18:31] <pradeep> bucky: there
[18:31]  * Steve^ sighs
[18:31] <Steve^> xmnt---
[18:31] <MarderIII> pradeep: then your machine isn't registered in dns. Dit you set the ip by hand?
[18:31] <fccf> xmnt: love your humor, I cannot stand un-solicited pm's
[18:31] <syrius> why are you guys pmists
[18:31] <syrius> like racists
[18:32] <fccf> !guidelines |syrius
[18:32] <sipior> syrius: yeah, it's just like that.
[18:32]  * sipior rolls eyes
[18:32] <pradeep> MarderIII: its dhcp
[18:32] <zipito> can someone help me with fonts? in the KDE mine fonts at size of 8 looks great- in the GTK applications - they are ugly - no hinting :(
[18:32] <pranav> sipior, I am in /home/pranav (~) which is sda7 but the partition that I want to unmount is WIN-NTFS which is sda5
[18:32] <zipito> where should I check that configuration
[18:32] <xmnt> syrius, read this article:: http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/print/9137708/Opinion_The_unspoken_truth_about_managing_geeks?taxonomyName=Management&taxonomyId=14
[18:33] <MarderIII> pradeep: what does the command hostname say?
[18:33] <syrius> ageists sexiest speciesist racist all the same the discriminate
[18:33] <pradeep> MarderIII: din get you/
[18:33] <pradeep> ?
[18:34] <sipior> syrius: you have an ubuntu-related question we can help you with?
[18:34] <fccf> xmnt: that about sums it up
[18:34] <MarderIII> pradeep: what for output does the command "hostname" give?
[18:34] <pradeep> MarderIII:pradeep-laptop
[18:34] <syrius> fccf, why can't I be your buddy?
[18:34] <syrius> we could be pals
[18:34] <IdleOne> !ot > syrius
[18:34] <syrius> I could buy you a ubuntu shirt and we could match :D
[18:35]  * VickiWong sighs
[18:35] <sipior> pranav: you can always try the force switch for umount (-f). that's a bit of a last resort, of course...
[18:35] <Pici> syrius: This channel is for support only, if you are looking for Ubuntu chat, #ubuntu-offtopic is the place.
[18:35] <syrius> okay
[18:35] <syrius> kompozor crashes on me
[18:35] <pradeep> MarderIII: it says pradeep-laptop
[18:35] <syrius> everything I try to select font in the menu it crashes
[18:35] <MarderIII> pradeep: I am sorry, may be i misunderstood. for which ip adres do you want to determine the name? your own machine?
[18:36] <SirMontu> Hey guys, I installed Ubuntu Server and I'm trying to figure out how to install my linksys nic, anyone got a link or directions
[18:36] <fccf> syrius: perhaps you should ask in #kubuntu ... this is for ubuntu support and kompozer is a KDE program
[18:36] <pradeep> MarderIII: for a machine connected in a network which i am connected to
[18:36] <robysath> help: ubuntu server 9.04: $ man \n bash: man: command not found
[18:36] <pradeep> MarderIII: for a machine connected in a network which i am connected to
[18:36] <syrius> I am using ubuntu though fccf
[18:36] <syrius> not kde
[18:37] <syrius> I use gnome
[18:37] <xmnt> robysath, whereis man
[18:37] <guntbert> SirMontu: if you don't get answers here, there is #ubuntu-server too
[18:37] <pradeep> MarderIII: for a machine connected in a network which i am connected to
[18:37] <syrius> fccf, what is a good html editor for gnome?
[18:37] <VickiWong> nano
[18:37] <syrius> wysiwyg editor please
[18:37] <fccf> syrius: I use bluefish or scream
[18:37] <ionut_> I think Gedit is quite good
[18:38] <syrius> I like vim better for text editor
[18:38] <tempuser1> hey all - I'm using Jaunty - how can I find out what my current xorg configuration is? /etc/X11/xorg.conf only has a few lines in it (I assume it's using xorg's auto config) -- /var/log/Xorg.0.log doesn't show the configuration either -http://paste.ubuntu.com/268078/
[18:38] <robysath> xmnt: man: /usr/local/man /usr/share/man /usr/share/man/man7/man.7.gz
[18:38] <SirMontu> guntbert thanks
[18:38] <MarderIII> pradeep: if the command dig or nslookup doesnt return an answer then the machine isnt registered in dns.
[18:38] <guntbert> SirMontu: good luck
[18:39] <xmnt> robysath, you should have man in /usr/bin/man as well
[18:39] <robysath> xmnt: ls: cannot access /usr/bin/man: No such file or directory
[18:39] <xmnt> we'll yeah it's not there
[18:39] <VickiWong> xmnt, hmm trying to boot the ubuntu live cd and i get loads of Buffer I/O error on device fd0 and end_request: I/O error on device fd0 errors
[18:39] <robysath> :)
[18:39] <Welshy-Rob> !python
[18:39] <Welshy-Rob> #!PYTHON
[18:39] <MarderIII> pradeep: If thats the case then i can't help you any further :-(
[18:39] <pen1234> http://www.thaiadpoint.com/tap8.1/bin/redir.php?p=274&l=188&u_id=363435
[18:40] <xmnt> robysath, you need to create a symbolic link from /usr/share/man to /usr/bin/man
[18:40] <xmnt> VickiWong, do you have a 3.5" floppy drive?
[18:40] <VickiWong> xmnt, nope
[18:40] <VickiWong> xmnt, but i amm booting from USB?
[18:40] <robysath> xmnt: does everyone who installs server do this or did i miss something during the install?
[18:40] <xmnt> VickiWong, you need to make sure it's disabled in your bios
[18:41] <xmnt> VickiWong, it has caused me hours of frustration before only to find out that was the issue
[18:41] <VickiWong> xmnt, ahh pok so it's an unre[lated not-big-deal issue? because i have about 50 of each error so far :D
[18:42] <robysath> xmnt: /usr/share/man is a directory, not a binary
[18:42] <pradeep> MarderIII:thanks
[18:42] <xmnt> VickiWong, we'll that's the error your seeing when booting up to your usb ... it's probably nothing to do w/ your HD issues
[18:43] <xmnt> Roberto__, sorry I meant  /usr/local/man
[18:43] <VickiWong> xmnt, hmm it even dropped me to a terminal :/ rebooting
[18:43] <Pici> robysath: Did you install ubuntu-server or ubuntu-minmal?
[18:43] <fccf> tempuser1: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/OpenChrome - this is for your hardware ... and should point you in the right direction .. you might also try ... 'sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg-video-openchrome'
[18:43] <Tomasz> hey guys, I need to upgrade my dev server from 7.10 to the current version.
[18:43] <pradeep> MarderIII:wat is nmblookup
[18:43] <pradeep> ?
[18:43] <Tomasz> what's the best way of doing it ?
[18:44] <IdleOne> !upgrade > Tomasz
[18:44] <xmnt> robysath, do you have other commands like cp and ls ?
[18:44] <jrdave> hey guys, I wish somebody could help me with this problem I have, I dont understand why during boot up ubuntu complains: "on battery power, so skipping file system check" when its actually plugged in
[18:44] <ionut_> nmblookup is a tool to lookup hostnames or IP addreses of windows machines
[18:45] <MarderIII> pradeep: samba utility. used to lookup Netbios names of windows machines
[18:45] <ionut_> machines that are using NETBIOS
[18:45] <robysath> Pici: ubuntu-server i386
[18:45] <robysath> xmnt: yes
[18:45] <xmnt> jrdave, my laptop does that as well ... if you find out why let me know
[18:45] <jrdave> xmnt: awesome
[18:45] <Sedna> http://www.darkerradio.com/
[18:45] <robysath> xmnt: all other commands work including aptitude, X windows, etc.
[18:45] <pradeep> MarderIII: for a few machines i get the reply but few i dont
[18:46] <fccf> !ops | Sedna Phishing
[18:46] <Sedna> 0o
[18:46] <dumnut> hi, i've installed ubuntu and it works nicely, are there packages that you would recommend me install?
[18:46] <MarderIII> pradeep: those that answer are windows machines, the others are firewalled or not running windows
[18:46] <fccf> !de | Sedna
[18:46] <IdleOne> Sedna: please don't advertise in here
[18:47] <pradeep> pradeep: Yeah firewalled
[18:47] <fccf> pradeep: talking to yourself?
[18:47] <robysath> Pici: ubuntu-9.04-server-i386.iso
[18:47] <nandu> How do I mount "W95 Ext'd (LBA)" type of filesystem ?
[18:47] <Welshy-Rob> dose pthon work on ubuntu?
[18:47] <pen1234> http://www.thaiadpoint.com/tap8.1/bin/redir.php?p=274&l=188&u_id=363435
[18:47] <xmnt> robysath, not sure then ... looks like your binary wasn't installed or it was somehow removed
[18:47] <MarderIII> pradeep: for identifying OS's on machines use the program nmap
[18:48] <nandu> How do I mount "W95 Ext'd (LBA)" type of filesystem ?
[18:48] <pradeep> MarderIII: i used that tool nmap to find out the ip's which are active on my network
[18:48] <xmnt> Welshy-Rob, whats pthon?
[18:48] <fccf> Welshy-Rob: it is called python and there is an interpreter available for ubuntu in your repositories
[18:49] <IdleOne> !search python
[18:49] <tempuser1> fccf: ok, I will read through that, thanks -- basically I'm trying to see what exact xorg.conf Ubuntu is using so that I can use it for other distros (Ubuntu is the only one that correctly detects everything)
[18:49] <Tomasz> his.. I'm following the upgrade instructions here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HardyUpgrades#Network%20Upgrade%20from%207.10%20for%20Ubuntu%20Servers%20%28Recommended%29
[18:49] <Tomasz> does not work
[18:49] <pradeep> MarderIII: few ip's on my network are using the resources too much. Just wanted to find who they are
[18:49] <xmnt> Tomasz, upgrading a server like that is rolling the dice
[18:49] <Tomasz> esspecially this: sudo apt-get install update-manager-core
[18:49] <IdleOne> Tomasz: follow the Gutsy instructions
[18:50] <MarderIII> pradeep: Good luck finding them.
[18:50] <Tomasz> its a vm machine
[18:50] <Tomasz> I can roll back on fuck up :)
[18:50] <pradeep> MarderIII: yeah
[18:50] <xmnt> Tomasz, why not setup another VM w/ a clean version on it and move your data over
[18:50] <IdleOne> !ohmy | Tomasz
[18:50] <robysath> xmnt: k, i will re-install
[18:50] <robysath> thanks
[18:50] <Q|> My "new" ^^ CRT Monitor is not being recognised by X and now I'm stuck with a smaller resolution than it's able to provide. It's a COMPAQ P1220 (was: COMPAQ P1100, so it's more or less it's successor). Any hints on how to get it either properly recognised or manually configured to run on it's highest resolution? I aim for the same resolution the prior one had
[18:50] <nandu> Everysince I wrote new grub into MBR in sda1, I cant mount this NTFS drive ? please help
[18:50] <nandu> Everysince I wrote new grub into MBR in sda1, I cant mount this NTFS drive ? please help
[18:50] <xmnt> robysath, no need to reinstall ubuntu
[18:51] <linxeh> nandu: don't do that
[18:51] <nandu> linxeh: Have I lost my windows ?
[18:51] <Tomasz> xmnt: that's like 1 day of work, setting up svn, apache, samba and all the BS .. and I need to get some work done ..
[18:51] <VickiWong> xmnt, not sure if you'll be able to advise on this too, but choosing the 'Try ubuntu first' option on liveusb i get dumped to terminal, running 'sudo startx' just shows a blank screen
[18:51] <linxeh> nandu: I have no idea.
[18:51] <genii> nandu: grub needs to be installed ONLY onto main ..eg sda and NOT sda1 or you scrfew up whatever partition info used to be there
[18:52] <fccf> Tomasz: does sudo do-release-upgrade work?
[18:52] <linxeh> nandu: I suspect whatever you do can be recovered
[18:52] <genii> nandu: You can manually use fdisk to re-tell it what type to be
[18:52] <Tomasz> fccf: nope
[18:52] <xmnt> VickiWong, when you boot up the live CD just after you select a language hit F4 and select safe graphics mode
[18:52] <Tomasz> fccf: Getting a 404
[18:52] <ionut_> fccf i think update-manager -d is what you're looking for
[18:52] <Tomasz> the whole repo is gone ..
[18:52] <Tomasz> for 7.10
[18:52] <xmnt> Tomasz, no-one said linux was easy cheasy all the time ... I work too and sometimes I have to handle my servers
[18:53] <nandu> genii, linxeh : When I do fdisk I only see sda1 and sda2
[18:53] <VickiWong> xmnt, i also got rid of those floppy drive errors thanks :)
[18:53] <Tomasz> I do not understand whyteh whole repo for 7.10 is gone ..
[18:53] <Welshy-Rob> fccf, i have version 3.0 and i tried this "" >>> ~print "Hello world"
[18:53] <Welshy-Rob>   File "<stdin>", line 1
[18:53] <Welshy-Rob>     ~print "Hello world" SyntaxError: invalid syntax
[18:53] <Pici> Tomasz: 7.10 is no longer supported.
[18:53] <Pici> !7.10 | Tomasz
[18:54] <Tomasz> I can't do any apt-get install on that version
[18:54] <xmnt> VickiWong, did you get a copy of UBCD?
[18:54] <De-Mentor> My system stopped showing text on everything
[18:54] <De-Mentor> anyone has an idea how to troubleshoot this?
[18:54] <pen1234> http://www.thaiadpoint.com/tap8.1/bin/redir.php?p=274&l=188&u_id=363435
[18:54] <fccf> Tomasz: 7.10 has reached EOL edit /etc/apt/sources.list and change every line that says archive.ubuntu.com to old-releases.ubuntu.com ... then run it
[18:54] <Pici> ionut_: no, the -d argument says to upgrade to the latest development release, which is Karmic at this time.
[18:54] <nandu> genii, linxeh : THe 1st is very short, I suppose its HPFS/NTFS and * boot
[18:54] <genii> nandu: You want to run fdisk interactively on /dev/sda   and then change the type of sda1 into the correct one which is like 6 for NTFS.
[18:54] <fccf> Tomasz: run apt-get update first
[18:54] <robysath> Is group 'adm' in /etc/group short for 'admin' group?
[18:55] <genii> nandu: then exit from fdisk with "w" to write the info to the disk
[18:55] <Turbolinux> Hello. I have a notebook computer which it's model is HP Pavilion dv7-1040. I use Ubuntu very well but it doesn't run the notebook computer's speakers. It detected my soundcard (HDA Intel) but it can't play sounds. What can I do?
[18:55] <Pici> robysath: No, adm is for assigning access to things like log files.  The admin group is 'admin'
[18:56] <dumnut> hi, how do i get invited to #ubuntuhelp?
[18:56] <Q|> Turbolinux, when playing a sound or video file with totem, are you able to alter the volume or is it just greyed out? If you can change it, maybe you could look if it's just been muted
[18:56] <lsemple_> !ati
[18:56] <Pici> dumnut: You don't. #ubuntuhelp forwards to #ubuntu
[18:56] <dumnut> hi Pici, oh ok
[18:56] <MarderIII> TurboLinux: tried to run program like "alsamixer" ?
[18:56] <VickiWong> xmnt, hmm still wont startx, suppose i can try doing it from the command line
[18:56] <IdleOne> dumnut: so your already there :)
[18:56] <Pici> robysath: Are you sure you are running Ubuntu?
[18:57] <dumnut> hi IdleOne, cool, you guys are smart
[18:57] <MarderIII> TurboLinux: there are several other programs like that. They set the sound channels.
[18:58] <De-Mentor> I have ubuntu 9.04 with Intel Video Chipset and for some reason when i started my computer today it dosent show Text at all
[18:58] <Turbolinux> Yes, I tried the sound control management program and volume level can be changed. Speakers aren't on mute mode.
[18:58] <fccf> !intel | De-Mentor
[18:58] <lsemple_> is the ati mobility 7000 IGP supported by the ati binary driver ?
[18:58] <nandu> genii: when i fdisk /dev/sda, it gives me a long list of command actions options to do.. ?
[18:58] <angelv> Hi guys...
[18:58] <genii> nandu: You want "t" for change type
[18:58] <fccf> !hi |angelv
[18:59] <nandu> genii: Says 1-14
[18:59] <MarderIII> TurboLinux: mmmmm....
[18:59] <Jkessler> I'm running a jaunty livecd and i'm trying to get a customer's files off of his HD with vista that won't boot.  I'm getting error reading from file: input/output error.  Any ideas?  Thanks
[18:59] <Turbolinux> Can you recommend a program about your last said?
[19:00] <genii> nandu: Since you said sda1 was it, put 1
[19:00] <Q|> Turbolinux, are you running 9.10 Jaunty or a prior version?
[19:00] <nandu> genii: My previous Windows was in sda1 which after installing grub , I suppose have divided into sda1 and sda2, so which do I choose ?
[19:00] <VickiWong> xmnt, sorry what was the command again to scan my HDD?
[19:00] <genii> nandu: L will list them.
[19:00] <angelv> I have a raid5 by software /dev/md0  this raid is active and shared with samba, i need add one disk /dev/sde1, i read with the command  # mdadm /dev/md0 --add /dev/sde1 its possible adding the disk, but i have important information in the raid, any recomendation?
[19:00] <Turbolinux> I'm using 9.04 version of Ubuntu.
[19:00] <julemore> Any London IT Contractor here? I need some advice...
[19:00] <Welshy-Rob> any11 know why i cant use python ?
[19:00] <genii> nandu: Also, M gives you the list of possible commands
[19:00] <MarderIII> Turbolinux: the program "aumix" has helped me before with audio problems.
[19:01] <Turbolinux> How can I run it?
[19:01] <MarderIII> Turbolinux: alsamixer is more ah... curses/screen based
[19:01] <genii> nandu: Did you run fdisk with: sudo fdisk /dev/sda                  or just: fdisk /dev/sda            ?   Without sudo won't take
[19:01] <Pici> Welshy-Rob: Are you getting an error? What are you trying to run?
[19:01] <Q|> Turbolinux, umh, you should be running on PulseAudio then. Maybe you could try to install pavucontrol, open it and look if the volume is not set so low that you can't hear it. Happened to me just yesterday.
[19:02] <MarderIII> Turbolinux: aumix from a command prompt.
[19:02] <nandu> genii: yes sure I did sudo
[19:02] <fccf> Welshy-rob: type python into terminal ... then try your hello world
[19:02] <MarderIII> Turbolinux: and after installing it of course. :-)
[19:02] <Welshy-Rob> fccf, ok
[19:02] <Tomasz> fccf: thanks for help .. replacing archive by old-releases is what I really needed :)
[19:02] <Turbolinux> I will try your recommendations. Thank you.
[19:02] <Pici> Welshy-Rob: python3 doesnt have a print statement.  You'd need to look at the python documentation.
[19:03] <kansan> on ubuntu jaunty.  trying to figure out why a machine i built randomly freezes up within 10 minutes of booting.  i ran memtest 86+ on it overnight and there were no problems.  what else can/should i check?
[19:03] <johnnydeep> hello everybody! I accidentally deleted the apache2 folder from /etc and now my system is not starting as it should anymore... It doesn't open the desktop, instead i just geht the fullscreen command terminal which asks me to login
[19:03] <genii> nandu: OK. So do the L for list them and look for the partition which should be type 6 NTFS but is some other number and partition type is described something like Acorn
[19:03] <xmnt> VickiWong, you can run fdisk to scan it but I would download ubcd at ultimatebootcd.com and run the hard drive scans they have
[19:03] <fccf> Tomasz: glad I could help ... little changes make huge headaches
[19:03] <angelv> comon guys! if i run # mdadm /dev/md0 --add /dev/sde1 no loss any information in my raid?
[19:03] <Welshy-Rob> oh ok
[19:03] <MarderIII> Turbolinux: Hope it helps.
[19:03] <johnnydeep> is this caused by apache? or something else? can I return to the desktop?
[19:03] <ionut_> Does anyone have some experience with the Dell PowerEdge 860 server? I would like to know if I can put more than 8  GB of RAM on it (16 GB or 32 GB)?
[19:03] <Pici> Welshy-Rob: See http://docs.python.org/dev/3.0/whatsnew/3.0.html and #python for further python questions
[19:03] <Welshy-Rob> oh ok
[19:04] <Tomasz> fccf: I still think that ubuntu should allow the old versions to remain usable without tricks :)
[19:04] <clearscreen> ionut_: I suggest you check the specs of the motherboard.. in any way that question is not related to ubuntu
[19:04] <sub[t]rnl> johnnydeep: sounds like a borked xorg.conf.  Log into the shell and issue sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[19:04] <genii> nandu: After you know which one to change, change it with the T option. After, exit with W  which will write the changes
[19:05] <ionut_> I was planning on installing Ubuntu on it...I thought someone would have some experience with it
[19:05] <vasser> hello
[19:05] <rhlin99> Hello
[19:05] <vasser> is it possible to listen to a sound input device ? (say, microphone)
[19:05] <nidelius> anyone have an integrated webcam with lsusb 17ef:4807
[19:05] <vasser> also, how can i know which inputs i have ?
[19:06] <nandu> genii: sda1 is HPFS/NTFS and sda2 is W95 Ext'd (LBA), there's no Acorn ?
[19:06] <nidelius> vasser: terminal -> alsamixer then tab to capture tab
[19:06] <johnnydeep> sub[t]rnl: should I use kernel framebuffer defice interface?
[19:07] <genii> nandu: So then it looks like you didn't install grub to sda1 or sda2 since they have their original types
[19:08] <genii> nandu: The types for the other ones there should be 82 and 83, yes?
[19:08] <vin> im starting to feel Ubuntu woowoo
[19:08] <VickiWong> xmnt, ok i rand fdisk -l from livecd but it is showing only 1 device with 1 partition, i think i need to mount the drive first?
[19:09] <nandu> genii: Yes
[19:09] <vin> so how is everyone today
[19:09] <xmnt> VickiWong, you should have a dropdown box close to the upper left that lets you select the drive
[19:09] <nandu> genii: they are linux and linux swaps
[19:09] <xmnt> VickiWong, I mean upper right
[19:09] <genii> nandu: Thats good then.
[19:09] <fccf> !support | vin
[19:09] <johnnydeep> how can i switch between the fullscreen terminal and my desktop?
[19:09] <VickiWong> xmnt, ah no i cannot startx, even with safe graphics mode, just gives a blank screen, so im running from the command proompt it drops me to
[19:10] <xmnt> ah i.c.
[19:10] <hbatiste> louis_: sup dude
[19:10] <VickiWong> i have no idea why startx wont run :/
[19:10] <fccf> jonnydeep: ctrl+alt+F1or2or3or4or5or6 ... ctrl-alt-F7 is the gui
[19:10] <genii> nandu: You can exit fdisk anytime now
[19:10] <hbatiste> louis_: sup dude
[19:10] <hbatiste> louis_: sup dude
[19:10] <Pici> hbatiste: stop
[19:10] <hbatiste> sorry, didnt know he logged off -_-
[19:10] <genii> nandu: Your prob with NTFS mounting, whatever else is causing, is not by a grub misadventure
[19:11] <hbatiste> ^
[19:11] <nandu> genii: sda1 is 7 and sda2 is f, should I exit fdisk ?
[19:11] <yazd> I've been struggling with iptables for days now, is anyone here a guru?
[19:11] <Pici> hbatiste: This is a support channel, if you just want to chat with him use a private message.
[19:11] <genii> nandu: Yes, use Q
[19:11] <Q|> genii: What?
[19:12] <Q|> genii: Ah, forget it :D
[19:12] <nandu> genii: then
[19:12] <vasser> i am having trouble getting sound from my TV card, anyone here familiar with an SAA7134 compatible card ?
[19:12] <yazd> iptables help please...
[19:12] <buch> now i reinstalled windows one of my hd's i need to load grub like this thread, http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/268097/
[19:12] <Like> yes is vasser
[19:13] <genii> nandu: Right now I don't have time or resources to pursue what your actual prob is for the mounting, but at least i can say it's not due to grub
[19:13] <vasser> like: ?
[19:13] <Like> what model vasser
[19:13] <vasser> like: gigabyte, i will tell you which exact model in a moment
[19:13] <NET||abuse> hey guys, i'm generating rsa key for ssl cert, godaddy is suggesting using des3 encryiption for the key generations, but i'm concerned that's not good, am I better off using aes types?
[19:14] <vasser> like: this one: GT-PTV-AF-RH
[19:14] <yazd> anyone here good with iptables?
[19:14] <nandu> genii: thanks
[19:14] <NET||abuse> there's been alot of ssl cert insecurity worries lately.. just wnat to be following best possible practice here.
[19:14] <vasser> i managed to get video working (nice picture under vlc/tvtime)
[19:14] <Pici> yazd: #iptables exists for the real gurus
[19:14] <yazd> gracias
[19:14] <vasser> but no matter which sound input i choose, i get nothing
[19:14] <Like> gigabyte
[19:14] <vasser> sound is not muted (checked under alsamixer)
[19:15] <nandu> genii: but it does'nt mount nor boot windows from it, should I delete it ?
[19:15] <vasser> like: yes, gigabyte
[19:15] <xmnt> VickiWong, the device will be located in /dev/ as sdX or hdX (replace x with the name of the drive)
[19:15] <vasser> like: link to product's page (not that it helps much) http://www.gigabyte.com.tw/Products/TVCard/Products_Overview.aspx?ProductID=2305
[19:16] <rai> hi guys.. need a little help..
[19:16] <vasser> rai: just ask
[19:16] <rai> i lost my connection manage icon in my desktop// what would i do to get it back..
[19:16] <rai> help please
[19:16] <vasser> rai: on desktop on taskbar ?
[19:16] <dodyb> i need help
[19:17] <genii> nandu: You should probably pastebin contents of /boot/grub/menu.lst   or /boot/grub/grub.cfg if using grub2
[19:17] <rai> in the panel
[19:17] <Q|> Anyone an idea regarding the resolution issue with my COMPAQ P1220 CRT?
[19:17] <vasser> rai: right click the panel, choose "Add to panel"
[19:17] <genii> nandu: So someone can examine and assist. I am required at work for an extended period right now
[19:17] <seidos> !xen
[19:17] <rob3d> hi all....how can i change the vlcPlayer as the default mp3 player....i am absolute new in ubuntu 9.04  thx in advanced
[19:17] <dodyb> I need some help getting a dialog box up on ubuntu when login
[19:17] <seidos> !kvm
[19:18] <pradeep_> how to connect to  a windows machine using telnet from a linux machine
[19:18] <nandu> genii: ok
[19:18] <pradeep_> how to connect to  a windows machine using telnet from a linux machine
[19:18] <VickiWong> xmnt, fdisk /dev/sda says it cannot open
[19:19] <seidos> rob3d, have you tried right clicking an mp3 file to see if you can change the default player through a right click menu?
[19:19] <rai> vasser.. nothing in the option the connection manager
[19:19] <johnnydeep> when starting my system ubuntu only starts as a terminal and not as a gnome desktop anymore! With startx I can start the desktop interface, but it looks a bit different (log off/shutdown/restart options on the right are missing)
[19:19] <vasser> one sec
[19:19] <rob3d> seidos  no
[19:19] <johnnydeep> how can I change it back so that it only starts the desktop when booting?
[19:19] <rob3d> seidos  i try  one second
[19:20] <vasser> rai: did you try to logout and then in again ?
[19:20] <rai> yup...nothing happen..
[19:20] <dani> howdy!!
[19:20] <VickiWong> xmnt, ignore me forgot sudo, imm now at the fdisk command prompt
[19:21] <vasser> rai: try running "gnome-nettool"
[19:21] <rai> ok...
[19:21] <Q|> johnnydeep, try to shut down your manually started X-Session, go back to terminal and try "sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start" and look what's it telling you
[19:21] <rai> tanx
[19:21] <rob3d> seidos....aehh  it opens my mp3 with alsaplayer...ok i can say open with....but i just want the vlcplayer to open mp3s etc
[19:21] <pradeep_> how to connect to  a windows machine using telnet from a linux machine
[19:22] <Guest73789> hey i need some help, i gotta return this netbook and i need to remove ubuntu off the system cuz they won't accept it.
[19:22] <seidos> rob3d, in system -> preferences there is a program called "preferred applications"
[19:22] <vasser> pradeep_: the windows machine needs to be running a telnet server
[19:22] <Guest73789> how do i procede?
[19:22] <rob3d> seidos  ok
[19:22] <VickiWong> Guest25685, format and install whatever OS they do accept
[19:22] <vasser> Like: any idea ?
[19:22] <Like> i dont know the manufacturer vasser
[19:22] <VickiWong> Guest25685, the other OS should have an installation CD/DVD which will take care of it
[19:23] <pradeep_> vasser: its installed by default na
[19:23] <VickiWong> Guest25685, unless you need to keep any data/documents?
[19:23] <fccf> Guest73789: reinstall windows... boot with UNR flash stick in live mode & reformat the drive to NTFS then reinstall windows .. you will need the winxp disk and a cdrom to install
[19:23] <vasser> like: i see, is it possible that when loading the module if i choose other "card=x" and/or "tuner=y" i will get sound ?
[19:23] <rob3d> seidos   yeahh i tryed it but no chance to choose vlcplayer....only 3 player i never heard of  lol
[19:23] <eni> how to install new kernel with apt-get ?
[19:23] <johnnydeep> Q|: it doesnt do anything
[19:23] <pradeep_> vasser: the windows comp which i am telnettin is connected to internet
[19:24] <johnnydeep> i enter my root password and then there comes another empty command line
[19:24] <Like> yes but need the correct values vasser
[19:24] <vasser> pradeep_: it is not enough, you need to have a telnet server installed on the windows machine
[19:24] <fccf> eni: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade will install the latest ... then reboot
[19:24] <vasser> like: ok, and given the correct values, it will "just work" ?
[19:24] <Q|> johnnydeep, umh, k. Then try the same command and replace the start keyword with status and look if there's any output
[19:24] <Like> yes vasser
[19:25] <vasser> like: as in, when i run tvtime it will have sound
[19:25] <vasser> like: okey, that is also some sort of help :) thanks
[19:25] <pradeep_> vasser: assuming its installed wats the procedure
[19:25] <johnnydeep> nothing either
[19:25] <vasser> pradeep_: if you are on the same network, it is as simple as running "telnet" on the linux machine, and entering the address of the windows one
[19:26] <vasser> pradeep_: if you are trying to connect from outside the network (through the internet) you need to have port 23 (i think) forwarded
[19:26] <Q|> johnnydeep, And all you've changed is your accidental deletion of the /etc/apache2 directory?
[19:26] <pradeep_> vasser : yeah both the comps are on the same network
[19:26] <tjgillespie_> hi all, i'm trying to get nss to get entries from ldap. When i `getent passwd` there is a delay, as if it's querying ldap, but no entries are returned. anyone know how to debug this?
[19:27] <vasser> pradeep_: try "telnet <ip.to.comp>"
[19:27] <yazd> I'm using Ubuntu 9.10 and running a postgresql server.  The network to which I'm connected blocks port 5432 (postgres) so I'd like to redirect incoming traffic from port 80 to 5432 on my server box.  I've thought I was close with the iptables rules, but they do not work...help please
[19:27] <pradeep_> k
[19:27] <MarderIII> pradeep_: are you trying to learn how to hack machines?
[19:27] <vasser> :)
 hey i need some help, i gotta return this netbook and i need to remove ubuntu off the system cuz they won't accept it.
[19:27] <Guest3261> ?
[19:27] <Pici> yazd: Ubuntu 9.10 has not been released yet, so support for it is in #ubuntu+1
[19:27] <johnnydeep> Q|: well i had apache2 installed erlier in the session... with sudo apt-get install apache2 ... later removed it again with apt-get remove... and then downloaded the lampp from apachefriends.org and installed it...
[19:27] <outlier> #linux
[19:28] <dodyb> help with alter box
[19:28] <pradeep_> MarderIII: not exactly learning network administration
[19:28] <jumbers> Does the g++ package not contain iomanip.h? I can't compile my program
[19:28] <johnnydeep> but i dont think that the lampp has changed anything, because installing it only means extracting the archive
[19:28] <spotter> any emacs wizards here?
[19:28] <MarderIII> pradeep_: it's almost the same :-)
[19:28] <spotter> emacs w/ tex files is having issues with "(add-hook 'text-mode-hook 'flyspell-mode)" in my .emacs file
[19:28] <yazd> I mean 9.04
[19:28] <Q|> johnnydeep, Yeah, it makes not sense that lampp or apache could have something to do with an X issue
[19:29] <pradeep_> MarderIII: ;-)
[19:29] <gandhi> that 9.10 daily build disk i tried out was pretty poor
[19:29] <Pici> !9.10 | gandhi
[19:29] <Pici> spotter: #emacs would be the best place to ask about that
[19:29] <johnnydeep> Q|: I didnt change anything in the system... at least i dont think i have...
[19:29] <fccf> !lamp | johnnydeep this is the right way to install a lamp server
[19:29] <VickiWong> xmnt, ignore me forgot sudo, imm now at the fdisk command prompt
[19:29] <Q|> johnnydeep, Have you tried to cycle the virtual terminals just to be sure there is no gdm session running already?
[19:30] <ennoddo> Hi all.... having a little trouble with the window manager in netbook remix... The close "X" is missing for applications.  The problem can be temporarily fixed by adjusting the visual effects to normal then back to none, but it resets on reboot.  Any suggestions?
[19:30] <MarderIII> ennoddo: same problem here.
[19:30] <queso_> What key combination can I use to raise/lower volume in Gnome? (My keyboard doesn't have dedicated keys.)
[19:31] <johnnydeep> fccf: this is what i did first... i installed everything with the sudo tasksel install lamp-server
[19:31] <wiherna> hey
[19:31] <johnnydeep> but it didnt work  then so i uninstalled all the packages below again
[19:31] <Tenoch> Hi! I don't get the "install command line system" in jaunty alternate CD... i am doing something wrong?
[19:31] <lees_aia> Hi, I did and update last Friday and SAMBA stopped working. I've tried restarting but it will not....HELP
[19:31] <ennoddo> Marderlll: have you come up with any solutions?
[19:31] <PolitikerNEU> Hello, does anybody know if it is possible to disable vlc's buffer?
[19:31] <johnnydeep> and tried with apache2 and php5 manually
[19:31] <Pici> Tenoch: What do you mean by 'you don't get it'?
[19:31] <MarderIII> ennoddo: no. still looking
[19:31] <fccf> !work | johnnydeep
[19:32] <MarderIII> ennoddo: annoying :-(
[19:32] <seidos> he could have done a custom command
[19:32] <zne> I can't view the uuid of sda2 which is W95 Ext'd (LBA) type of file system, please help ?
[19:32] <ennoddo> Manderlll: quite... about ready to bail and try Jollicloud
[19:32] <johnnydeep> :D sorry... well it didnt start on http://localhost... so i uninstalled the packages
[19:32] <Tenoch> Pici: it doens't show up (and OEM neither)
[19:32] <yazd> how to enable the root account?
[19:33] <fccf> !root | yazd
[19:33] <kaje> Anyone know of a suggestion for a tool that will let me draw and put text on top of an mp4 video?
[19:33] <MeXTuX> I'm installing an Ubuntu Server and have 4 GB of RAM. How much swap space do I need??
[19:33] <Tenoch> Pici: i only have the 5 other options (install, check disc, test mem, boot from hd, rescue)
[19:33] <zne> I can't view the uuid of sda2 which is W95 Ext'd (LBA) type of file system, please help ?
[19:33] <yazd> I know the workings of sudo, but I need to be able to forward ports 80 via ssh
[19:33] <zne> Using sudo blkid, I can't view the uuid of sda2 which is W95 Ext'd (LBA) type of file system, please help ?
[19:33] <fccf> MeXTuX: 8gb is reccommended or double your ram
[19:33] <Pici> !repeat | zne
[19:34] <ennoddo> MarderIII: Do you remember what you did before it started?
[19:34] <Pici> fccf: double your ram is overkill and not needed nowadays.
[19:34] <Guest3261> hey i need some help, i gotta return this netbook and i need to remove ubuntu off the system cuz they won't accept it.
[19:34] <Guest3261> how do i proceed
[19:34] <Pici> Tenoch: Are you sure that you downloaded the alternate CD?
[19:34] <Turbolinux> MarderIII and Q| your recommendations didn't work unfourtanetely. :( I heard an ALSA configuration is needed for HP Pavilion notebook computers. Is anyone who can run sound on HP Pavilion computer here?
[19:34] <MarderIII> ennoddo: an update.. :-( :-(
[19:34] <ennoddo> MarderIII: me too
[19:34] <zne> Using sudo blkid, I can't view the uuid of sda2 which is W95 Ext'd (LBA) type of file system, please help ?
[19:34] <seidos> Guest3261, restoration cds that came with your netbook
[19:34] <seidos> correction, the netbook
[19:34] <VickiWong> Guest3261, you have been told a couple of times already, run the CD's of the OS that you want to use
[19:35] <Tenoch> Pici: well pretty much... there's no option to run the live CD anyway
[19:35] <ennoddo> MarderIII: I guess we can hope a future update fixes it
[19:35] <zne> Using sudo blkid, I can't view the uuid of sda2 which is W95 Ext'd (LBA) type of file system, please help ?
[19:35] <fccf> Pici: true, unless you are wanting to hibernate
[19:35] <Q|> Turbolinux, umh, sorry. Besides the guess the sound could be muted I have no other idea on this issue, sorry.
[19:36] <Guest3261> it's a netbook, there are no cds that came along. and there isn't a cd rom
[19:36] <Guest3261> how am i suppose to do that
[19:36] <Pici> fccf: And then you only need more than your RAM, not double
[19:36] <VickiWong> Guest3261, live usb?
[19:36] <MarderIII> ennoddo: One lives in hope ;-)
[19:36] <zne> Using sudo blkid, I can't view the uuid of sda2 which is W95 Ext'd (LBA) type of file system, please help ?
[19:36] <VickiWong> Guest3261, external disc drive?
[19:36] <seidos> Guest3261, how do you know they won't take your netbook back?
[19:36] <Turbolinux> Is anyone use a HP Pavilion notebook computer and use the sound?
[19:36] <Guest3261> so i must put a boot xp into a usb?
[19:37] <Guest3261> because i just went there and they told me so, i gotta get it out
[19:37] <Pici> Tenoch: I was under the impression that you could only install the cli system from either the minimal or server CDs
[19:37] <VickiWong> Guest3261, if thats the OS you wish to use, make a bootable XP USB stick
[19:38] <VickiWong> Guest3261, or use an external CD drive
[19:38] <fccf> Pici: if there is already 2-3 gigs cached to swap, which in some sitiuations is possible, and you write the ram to swap, you'll need more than that
[19:38] <PC-Ente> abend
[19:38] <VickiWong> Guest3261, if you installed ubuntu onto the machine then you must know this
[19:38] <Guest3261> is it the bootable xp usb i need or the recovery xp
[19:38] <Pici> fccf: I suppose... but 8gb of swap on a server is overkill, no server should have to hibernate.
[19:38] <fccf> Pici: good point
[19:39] <MarderIII> PC-Ente: Gute morgen... :-)
[19:39] <Pici> Guest3261: We cannot support Windows here, please use ##windows
[19:39] <Guest3261> bwaaaaaaa
[19:39] <PolitikerNEU> !de | PC-Ente
[19:39] <PC-Ente> ;-) Morgen MarderIII but stick to englisch, ;-)
[19:39] <PolitikerNEU> sorry
[19:39] <VickiWong> Guest3261, youll need the installation CD if you wish to install XP... also note this is #ubuntu not #windows
[19:39] <PC-Ente> i new this would come... :-/
[19:39] <Tenoch> Pici: maybe it was with previous releases. it's always hard to be sure that documentation is not outdated... so if i take a server CD, i can have a minimal CLI, and from there install the rest?
[19:40] <Guest3261> allrighty. thanks though. appreeshiyated
[19:40] <MarderIII> PC-Ente: forseeable :-D
[19:40] <adac> What packege do I have to install to get tun/tap working?
[19:40] <fccf> adac: tun/tap? details please
[19:40] <{g}> Hey People! Do you use the human theme (the default i think) or human clearlooks? where is the difference? the only difference i found is that in the taskbar, the current task is a bit lighter.
[19:41]  * duffydack uses Dust
[19:41] <adac> fccf, if I try sudo ifconfig tap0 ip_adress up
[19:41] <Tenoch> Pici: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/LowMemorySystems says that alternate should have what i need, and that server is not the same
[19:41] <{g}> duffydack: why?
[19:41] <adac> fccf, I get No such device
[19:41] <Pici> Tenoch: If you intend to put xorg on the computer use the minimal CD, otherwise the server iso.  The server install uses a different kernel that does not have support for most proprietary video cards.
[19:42] <VickiWong> {g}, I use dust
[19:42] <duffydack> {g}, same reason I go for redheads more than blondes.
[19:42] <PolitikerNEU> I like dust too - except firefox support isn't really good
[19:42] <fccf> adac: you are obviously wanting to tunnel ... that device has to be mapped
[19:42] <duffydack> PolitikerNEU, how so?
[19:42] <gandhi> gnome colors are my favorite themes
[19:43] <gandhi> the shiki colors themes look pretty nice
[19:43] <Pici> Tenoch: Thats because the LiveCD loads the desktop into the system's ram, which wouldnt be possible on computers with specifications that low.  They're describing the install process are command line, it still installs the GUI version of Ubuntu in the end.
[19:43] <PolitikerNEU> duffydack: Last time I tested the firefox menu text was black while it was white in all other applications
[19:43] <duffydack> gandhi, tried em, dont like em
[19:43] <gandhi> me, to each their own
[19:43] <gandhi> i like em
[19:43] <duffydack> PolitikerNEU,  not like that now.
[19:44] <PolitikerNEU> duffydack: Ok, I'll try again now :-)
[19:44] <Pici> Tenoch: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/MinimalCD is a better method for installing a cli system from scratch
[19:44] <gandhi> i just installed 9.04 with ext4
[19:44] <gandhi> pretty damn fast
[19:44] <duffydack> PolitikerNEU, I been using it since hardy, cant say ive noticed a problem...
[19:44] <wcGary83> Hi! Could someone help me with any ideas on a problem- with nvidia not saving the correct resolution upon startup?
[19:44] <PolitikerNEU> Ah, really, it does work :-)
[19:44] <wcGary83> I would greatly appreciate it!
[19:45] <gandhi> launchpad must be busy as hell right now
[19:45] <gandhi> getting keys is taking forever
[19:45] <PolitikerNEU> oh - the reason for this is I mean "new wave" :-/
[19:45] <bucky> wcGary83, have you set it in System=>Preferences=>Display
[19:45] <Watchitnow> Guys I wanna install ubuntu but the install disk isn't detecting Win7. It says "Windows Vista (Loader)" and only says it's 100MB in size. What's the deal?
[19:45] <PolitikerNEU> where firefox's menu texts are black
[19:46] <Zeun32> Where are the fstab logs located created during startup ?
[19:46] <fccf> gandhi: you might want to use a different keyserver ... keyserver.ubuntu.com has had some problems as of late ... pool.sks-keyservers.net works ... takes 5-10 min to update to launchpad
[19:46] <VickiWong> if my ubuntu wont boot or my drive has problems what logs should i check?
[19:46] <bucky> Watchitnow, is that Wubi?
[19:46] <wcGary83> bucky: I set it with nvidia settings manager, and saved it to xorg.conf through that... I did this under root (gksudo), but everytime it starts, 800x600...
[19:46] <gandhi> ah really?
[19:47] <gandhi> thanks for the tip
[19:47] <bucky> wcGary83, have you set it in System=>Preferences=>Display
[19:47] <Watchitnow> bucky: No. Normal install.
[19:47] <fccf> gandhi: np
[19:47] <Zeun32> Where are the fstab logs located created during startup ?
[19:47] <mdgrech> I burnt a data disc on my ubuntu machine, when i try to open the disc on a mac, it tells me the disc is blank. I can open the disc just find on my ubuntu machine, what gives?
[19:47] <bucky> hmm..
[19:47] <wcGary83> bucky: i tried, but it sends me to nvidia...
[19:47] <virus> join irc.krakow.pl
[19:47] <Zeun32> plz..Where are the fstab logs located created during startup ?
[19:48] <fccf> mdgrech: what program did you use to burn?
[19:48] <mdgrech> fccf: brashero
[19:48] <bucky> wcGary83, have you set it in System=>Preferences=>Display=>X-Server-Display-Configuration ?
[19:49] <wcGary83> bucky: I have not, i will try that right now
[19:49] <axisys> how come i dont get a icon when turn on remote desktop? i did say alaways display icon.. i need to find a way to share my whole desktop w/ my users with them coming *only* thru browser
[19:50] <virus> connect krakow.irc.pl
[19:50] <pan1234> http://www.thaiadpoint.com/tap8.1/bin/redir.php?p=2042&l=1357&u_id=363435
[19:51] <virus> dicsonnect
[19:51] <wcGary83> bucky: when I try going to System=>Preferences=>Display, it says my graphics driver doesn't support the necessary extensions... then sends me to nvidia x server settings
[19:51] <queso_> I have multiverse and universe repos added to my repository list, why can't I install bitchx irc client? Is it not in development anymore?
[19:51] <syrius> fo' sho' nigga
[19:51] <Watchitnow> queso_: use IRSSI
[19:51] <mneptok> queso_: it has not been in development for some time
[19:52] <Tenoch> Pici: i'll check that then
[19:52] <syrius> I needs some helps on me ubuntus
[19:52] <syrius> I respect ubuntu foo tang dogg
[19:52] <mneptok> !language > syrius
[19:52] <syrius> south africa g
[19:52] <jiffe> I created a directory /var/run/pen and something keeps removing it, any idea what might do that?
[19:52] <andcor> Anybody compiled linuxwacom on ubuntu 8.10 ?
[19:52] <queso_> Watchitnow, mneptok: Doh! Okay, thank you :)
[19:52] <mneptok> queso_: irssi ;)
[19:53] <syrius> why you be hatin'? mneptok
[19:53] <syrius> why you racist?
[19:53] <fccf> jiffe: /var/run is a system folder and is updated all the time ... making a directory there is useless
[19:53] <mneptok> syrius: terms like "nigga" are not welcome here.
[19:53] <syrius> I'm just respectin' my colorahs
[19:53] <pan1234> http://www.thaiadpoint.com/tap8.1/bin/redir.php?p=2042&l=1357&u_id=363435
[19:53] <VickiWong> what logs should i check after failed boot?
[19:54] <jiffe> ok
[19:55] <Watchitnow> Guys I wanna install ubuntu but the install disk isn't detecting Win7. It says "Windows Vista (Loader)" and only says it's 100MB in size. What's the deal?
[19:56] <Parisi> 7 creates a 100mn partition as of now from i can see.
[19:56] <Parisi> Perhaps a boot partition.
[19:56] <andcor> Watchitnow: I think windows 7 are using the same loader as windows vista, which is why it is detected that way
[19:56] <Watchitnow> But the install disk isn't detecting the NTFS partition Win7 is on.
[19:57] <andcor> I have installed windows 7 and ubuntu side by side and it works just fine
[19:57] <Parisi> I would worry about that after the install.
[19:57] <Watchitnow> What if it deletes the Win7 installation?
[19:57] <Parisi> err
[19:57] <fccf> syrius: can you tell what color anybody here is? respecting one color may be disrespectful to another.... keep to the  spirit of ubuntu (humanity to others) ... which means respecting those who spend hours everyday helping people like you without regard to race, creed, sex, national origin, or arch choice
[19:57] <andcor> Its only detecting the boot-loader ?
[19:57] <Parisi> It wont unless you allow it to.
[19:57] <Watchitnow> andcor: Yes.
[19:57] <Watchitnow> It's not detecting the actual partition.
[19:58] <ctmjr> VickiWong: dmesg / kernel log / system log
[19:58] <andcor> ok, and you are looking at the partition editor ?
[19:58] <tony99> in the system manager.....whats the difference between free hdd space and available hdd space
[19:58] <Watchitnow> Not right now. I booted back into Windows to come here :P
[19:58] <trakcyia> What is the command to create text file a, who's contents is test
[19:58] <Parisi> I usually try to stay away from multiple installs on the same Disk.
[19:58] <Parisi> Thats always risky stuff on my eyes
[19:59] <syrius> representin' my colorahs
[19:59] <Mitsurugi> hey guys, can sb recommend me a good backup soft
[19:59] <VickiWong> ctmjr, thanks
[19:59] <andcor> Mitsurugi; i'm using rsync
[19:59] <Parisi> Unless you are 100% sure the proper partition is being used for the install.
[19:59] <Parisi> Ubuntu will usually ask you before wiping it
[19:59] <Watchitnow> I'm almost 100% sure it isn't.
[20:00] <Watchitnow> I've never seen this and I've done tens of ubuntu installs.
[20:00] <Parisi> hmm
[20:00] <Parisi> try again and take a screenshot of the partition editor.
[20:00] <simplexio> last Watchitnow
[20:00] <ctmjr> !backup | Mitsurugi
[20:00] <Parisi> Come back and show it to me/us
[20:00] <VickiWong> In my kern.log I have hours of 'possible SYN flooding on port 51412. Sending cookied' is this something to worry about?
[20:00] <Mitsurugi> andcor, is a command line program? is ok for a rook user like me?
[20:00] <Mitsurugi> oh, thx ctmjr
[20:00] <Watchitnow> Parisi: I'll do that now.
[20:00] <Watchitnow> simplexio: What?
[20:00] <andcor> Watchitnow: ok, I actually can't remember if the ubuntu install actually saw the win 7 partition when i installed
[20:00] <VickiWong> literrlay 8 hours of possible SYN flooding
[20:01] <VickiWong> literaly*
[20:01] <simplexio> just wanted to see what you were saying
[20:01] <Parisi> Watchitnowm yeah, i will have to do the same thing as you soon, maybe i'll learn a thing or 2 from you.
[20:01] <Watchitnow> Oh.
[20:01] <Watchitnow> Alright, I'll brb.
[20:01] <Parisi> l
[20:01] <Parisi> k
[20:01] <Mitsurugi> it's not exactly for the system, is for a external drive but it will works too, i think
[20:01] <Sam18> is there anyone in here who uses mocp with gpm?
[20:01] <Steve^> How can I restart compiz without closing my programs?
[20:02] <simplexio> but... yes fdisk should see win7 partition right. far as i knwo even ms still knows howto implement partition tables standart way
[20:02] <borior> hi all. can I find the jaunty server default kernel config somewhere? not in /proc/config.gz
[20:02] <andcor> simplexio: it should, and the windows 7 partitions are found just fine in a fully installed system
[20:02] <blackxored> anyone has worked usb with vmware server???
[20:03] <andcor> simplexio: just can't remember if it detected it during install
[20:03] <andcor> nobody compiled linuxwacom ?
[20:04] <ubuntunoobie> good evening
[20:04] <fccf> andcor: xserver-xorg-input-wacom ???
[20:04] <simplexio> andcor: far as i know livecd uses same fdisk/gparted that fully intalled ubuntu. well. some installer may parse stuff wrong but that probably dosent affect anything importand
[20:04] <andcor> yeah
[20:04] <mbeierl> Steve^: go to a terminal and enter "compiz --replace &"
[20:04] <fccf> andcor: that is the package
[20:04] <ezegys> I have removed the grub of another ubuntu,  but even if I update-grub in my new ubuntu, it finds the core.img and grub2 , chainloads them into the menu.1st, how to prevent this plese ?
[20:05] <Tayos__> what's up guys?
[20:05] <fccf> !hi | ubuntunoobie
[20:05] <ubuntunoobie> having some trouble installing ubuntu :(
[20:05] <andcor> fccf: I know, but I'm trying to get xinerama working, but it doesn't using the package from the repos
[20:05] <ubuntunoobie> or better said.. i think it installs
[20:05] <fccf> !details | ubuntunoobie
[20:05] <andcor> fccf: so I have compiled the 8.4.1 version from sf.org
[20:05] <ubuntunoobie> but when pc restarts, i get grub error 21
[20:06] <fccf> andcor: of xinerama, or wacom?
[20:06] <ubuntunoobie> having a raid 0  pc (came by default like this, I don't even know how to change that)
[20:06] <andcor> fccf: xinerama is a setting in wacom which can be set in both xorg.conf or using xsetwacom
[20:06] <enduser000> hello everyone! does anyone know how to get spanish spell checking going on abiword?
[20:07] <ezegys> plz. help guys, update-grub finds the grub thats already removed from the file boot/grub/core.img. So how to update this file ?
[20:07] <ubuntunoobie> had vista installed and wanted a dual boot, but seemingly the ubuntu install deleted full vista partition and installed linux on it
[20:07] <simplexio> ubuntunoobie: on boot from bios, or after bios has loaded ctrl+f4? maybe
[20:07] <ikonia> ubuntunoobie: remove fake raid 0
[20:08] <ubuntunoobie> problem is I have a logitech keyboard
[20:08] <ubuntunoobie> does not load on boot
[20:08] <WatchItNow> Parisi: You there?
[20:08] <ikonia> ubuntunoobie: remove fake raid in your bios
[20:08] <andcor> fccf: and now I have actually gotten it correctly set up in xorg.conf for when i'm using two screens, but I can't set it back again without changing the xorg.conf file because xsetwacom is segfaulting
[20:08] <ubuntunoobie> can't enter bios
[20:08] <enduser000> ubuntunoobie: usb?
[20:08] <ubuntunoobie> yes
[20:08] <ikonia> ubuntunoobie: buy a new keyboard then - that's not an ubuntu issue
[20:08] <ubuntunoobie> ok, i have an old one around
[20:09] <enduser000> ubuntunoobie: yeah, cheap usb keyboards should work
[20:09] <fccf> andcor: are you running xsetwacom as root?
[20:09] <ubuntunoobie> so i change "fakeraid"?
[20:09] <andcor> fccf: I've tried both
[20:09] <_PiLoT_> ok my mates got a eeepc tiny white thing that has wifi he ran the update and it turned the wifi off
[20:09] <enduser000> does anyone know how to spell check in a different language in abiword? setting the default document language doesn't seem to do anything
[20:09] <ikonia> ubuntunoobie: yes, read your motherboard manual
[20:10] <WatchItNow> Parisi: http://i28.tinypic.com/29n8hhf.png
[20:10] <ubuntunoobie> okido, gonna try... restarting computer again (luckily the live CD works great that I can connect to the internet... or i'd be lost)
[20:10] <fccf> fccf: xsetwacom is probably conflicting with your xinerama ... does your tablet work?
[20:10] <fccf> andcor: ^^
[20:10] <tylerknowsthis> When transferring a large 1GB tar file across the internet, do you think it would take more time to compress it to a gz and then transfer it, or just plain transfer the tar file?
[20:10] <ezegys> how to update /boot/grub/core.bin file, so that update-grub dont adds the removed grub into menu.1st ?
[20:10] <WatchItNow> andcor: This is what I'm getting if you need a better idea: http://i28.tinypic.com/29n8hhf.png
[20:10] <VickiWong> I am having recurring problems with  a new 500GB SATA WD HDD, kern.log reports ata1 : SError: (RecovComm 10B8B Dispay) and then Hard resetting link
[20:10] <fccf> tylerknowsthis: what type of file?
[20:11] <ikonia> tylerknowsthis: depends on your machine and your connection, only you can answer that, I'd suggest compressing it any way
[20:11] <burntresistor> im trying to install ffmpeg i cant find a list of possible codecs i can enable in any of the guides ive looked at
[20:11] <ezegys> how to update /boot/grub/core.bin file, so that update-grub dont adds the removed grub into menu.1st ?
[20:11] <Kalex> histo, guys.
[20:11] <andcor> fccf: yeah it works. I'm not actually running a xinerama setup, just the wacom setting xinerama
[20:11] <tylerknowsthis> fccf: a tar file containing various PHP files, sit files containing large graphics and flash files
[20:11] <ikonia> ezegys: are you using wubi
[20:11] <Kalex> I'm trying to install windows beside my Linux so I can dual boot.
[20:11] <Kalex> But the machine won't boot from the drive.
[20:11] <ikonia> Kalex: from what drive ?
[20:12] <Kalex> I already checked, and the boot menu is set so the CD drive boots first.
[20:12] <andcor> WatchItNow: try choosing specify partitions manually (advanced
[20:12] <tylerknowsthis> I've got to transfer this file in the next three hours, wonder if I should gz it or not, whether I'll make it (gzip is taking it's time)
[20:12] <andcor> )
[20:12] <ikonia> Kalex: if a cd won't boot - it's nothing to do with ubuntu
[20:12] <bhychik> Hello
[20:12] <bhychik> Could anyone help me please
[20:12] <Kalex> It just goes straight to the Grub loading.
[20:12] <andcor> WatchItNow: That screen you are looking at now are almost allways sort of wrong
[20:12] <enduser000> bhychik: what's your question?
[20:12] <bhychik> I have problem with apt-get
[20:12] <andcor> WatchItNow: The safest thing to do is allways to do it manually
[20:13] <bhychik> it download the same packages several time
[20:13] <ezegys> ikonia: no I had xubuntu previously, I installed a new base system into the new partiotion. Then I removed the old grub from previous xubuntu. Not as I update-grub into base system, it still keeps the chain to grub 2 into menu.1st file. WHy ?
[20:13] <bhychik> about 100-120
[20:13] <fccf> andcor: 2 screens?
[20:13] <ikonia> ezegys: grub2 ?
[20:13] <enduser000> bhychik: you can try "sudo apt-get autoremove --purge" to remove any unnecessary packages
[20:13] <tylerknowsthis> about what % does gzipping a tar file reduce the file size?
[20:13] <bhychik> i think there is a problem with net, but probably it is my mistake
[20:13] <tony99> can someone goto system monitor for me then hit the file systems tab and explain to me the difference between free and available space?...
[20:13] <bhychik> no
[20:13] <ikonia> tylerknowsthis: it depends - you'll have to let it finish
[20:14] <andcor> fccf: yeah i have used xrandr to set up a dual screen setup
[20:14] <bhychik> you did not understand
[20:14] <losher> VickiWong: download the manufacturer's diagnostic disk and run it on your SATA drive...
[20:14] <glimpse25> im new to ubuntu, how do i install thunderbird after downloading?
[20:14] <bhychik> when i write "sudo apt-get install rar"
[20:14] <tony99> its allready installed glimp
[20:14] <ezegys> ikonia: It says "Found GRUB 2: /boot/grub/core.bin"
[20:14] <glimpse25> thx
[20:14] <bhychik> it download rar package for 100 times
[20:14] <fccf> andcor: I don't think xinerama is an option for wacom ... looking at man wacom ... see twinview there
[20:14] <andcor> fccf: and then I use the xinerama setting to force the wacom tablet only to correspond to one screen
[20:14] <bhychik> and only after that install it
[20:14] <ikonia> ezegys: are you meant to be using grub2 rather than grub 1 ?
[20:14] <VickiWong> losher, will check now, for info this is what dmesg/kern/syslog all show for the error : http://pastebin.com/m294e3392
[20:14] <tony99> glimpse25 app -> network -> thunderbird
[20:14] <mouka> How do I install kubuntu if I have ubuntu already installed?
[20:15] <andcor> fccf: aaah sorry, I remembered the name wrong
[20:15] <andcor> fccf: what an idiot I am
[20:15] <Circs> mouka: You can just change your window manager if you want
[20:15] <mouka> Circs: How so?
[20:15] <mouka> I am new to ubuntu
[20:16] <tisepti> mouka: there should be a package you can install to do that. i think it might be kubuntu-desktop
[20:16] <fccf> so option twinview none .... again see man wacom ... should help you
[20:16] <ezegys> ikonia: Its not version actually, they both are grub 0.97
[20:16] <Circs> mouka: I'm a little sketchy but it a simple apt-get ought to install it, switching would be more complicated google switching to KDE and that should have a tutorial
[20:16] <lunatic> I'm trying to increase my boot speed on my 1000he. I was reading that you can disable unnecessary kernel modules. How would I go about doing that? Also, what would be the best way to stop unnecessary services?
[20:16] <bastidrazor> mouka: in a terminal type sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[20:16] <WatchItNow> andcor: So just making the NTFS partition smaller would fix this? I'm sort of worried after that first screen got it horrible wrong.
[20:16] <WatchItNow> horribly*
[20:16] <enduser000> does anyone know how to spell check in a different language in abiword? setting the default document language doesn't seem to do anything
[20:16] <fccf> !blacklist | lunatic
[20:16] <ctmjr> bhychik: apt-get downloaded 1 file 100 times? i do not think that is possible
[20:17] <bastidrazor> mouka: once you reboot at the login manager select kde/kubuntu
[20:17] <mouka> thanks guys
[20:17] <VickiWong> losher, looking at WD's website for support software they don't seem to have a tool for linux, only DOS and Windows
[20:17] <andcor> no, you should some other tool like partition magic to resize the ntfs partition
[20:17] <ezegys> ikonia: My new system's grub when updated still links to the grub of my old system that has been removed already, that's the problem
[20:17] <Circs> I'm having a problem with gparted, it sits there and scans continually, could anyone help or give an alternative to use?
[20:17] <lunatic> is there a decent guide on blacklisting?
[20:17] <mouka> That's what I needed
[20:17] <andcor> WatchItNow: If you haven't gotten the free space for the ubuntu install
[20:17] <Mqueue> hello everyone
[20:17] <Mqueue> i was wondering if anyone have any idea about this issue http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1262145
[20:18] <ezegys> ikonia: It's bcoz when I do "sudo update-grub" it reads some file like /boot/grub/core.img and creates links to this old grub into menu.1st
[20:18] <losher> VickiWong: I *think* it means the disk stops responding & has to be sent a reset. This could be a disk issue, or possibly the motherboard controller. The DOS tool should be bootable i.e. it doesn't rely on the operating system...
[20:18] <andcor> WatchItNow: and then after you have resized the ntfs partition to make room for linux you should choose to setup the partitions manually, and then you should ensure that you have around 1-2 GB of swap disk and the rest mounted as /
[20:19] <VickiWong> losher, thhanks ill make a bootable copy :)
[20:19] <fccf> ezegys: thats menu.lst with an L not 1
[20:19] <losher> VickiWong: been there. Good luck...
[20:19] <viliny_> Hey, anybody know anything about the "steam requires the latest version of directx" message that pops up each and every time i try to start a game?
[20:19] <viliny_> in steam, via wine that is
[20:19] <ezegys> fccf: yes actually I use tab in console so that doesnt matter
[20:20] <fccf> viliny_: your question would be better answered in #winehq
[20:20] <Circs> I need help partitioning a drive
[20:20] <tisepti> is there a way to forcibly reset the package availability list - for packages who's repositories are unavailable i want there to be no packages to be listed instead of defaulting to use the cached version
[20:20] <fccf> !grub | ezegys here's help on grub
[20:20] <losher> Circs: hi, I think we spoke last night. What kind of drive, what kind of partition?
[20:21] <ctmjr> viliny_: there is a way to install directx in wine I do not know how to do it but you might ask in #winehq
[20:21] <melinux> #ubuntu_it
[20:21] <WatchItNow> andcor: How long does it take to resize the partition? A 200gig one split in half. Cuz it's stuck at 0% and that's freaking me out.
[20:21] <andcor> WatchItNow: It will take a while
[20:21] <Circs> losher: This is actually an unrelated issue, but 'm just trying to partition a sd card into a fat32 and a ext2 filesystem
[20:22] <ezegys> fccf: have seen
[20:22] <losher> WatchItNow: resizing/copying is notoriously slow. Sit on your hands...
[20:22] <andcor> WatchItNow: depending on the amount of data you have and how long you have used the windows 7 system
[20:22] <abach> join #ubuntu-fr
[20:22] <Circs> losher: And gparted is failing to launch
[20:22] <losher> Circs: failing to launch. Can you go into more detail?
[20:22] <dax2112rush> Hi, I have problems with ALSA on ubuntu 9.04. I can't get any sound out.. tried using aplay -D plughw:0 -> no errors, but no sound either :( Can anybody help me?
[20:23] <Mqueue> i was wondering if anyone can help me with this issue:>>  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1262145
[20:23] <Circs> losher: It launches then it gets stuck in a scanning loop
[20:24] <Andy80> hi all
[20:24] <losher> Circs: what about 'sudo fdisk -l' in a terminal. Does that complete normally? Wanna pastebin the output?
[20:26] <Circs> losher: http://pastebin.com/m79d208e0
[20:27] <fccf> Mqueue: you probably overwrote the windows bootloader, you will need to use windows recovery environment to restore it .. more help in ##windows
[20:27] <Andy80> I've just bought an Acer Aspire 5930G and almost all works out of the box with Ubuntu 9.04, with the exception of internal mic and headset (if I plug the I cannot hear anything from them and the system continues to use the notebook speakers).
[20:28] <Andy80> I've tried to digg inside ubuntuforums but I haven't found an official fix..
[20:28] <kamil> miś
[20:29] <kervel_> hi, anyone else having problems with ath9k on karmic ? i built a lbm deb that seems to be better at least
[20:29] <losher> Circs: looks ordinary enough. Which device is it you're trying to partition?
[20:30] <Circs> losher: The 8gb in my phone, should be NO_NAME IIRC
[20:31] <Cptnodegard> was something changed from 8.04 to 9.04 to not support old systems anymore?
[20:31] <Cptnodegard> my bootable 9.04 drive starts flashing green lines instead of showing the desktop
[20:31] <Cptnodegard> 8.04 works
[20:31] <Circs> losher: Let me try that again without the extra distractions of sd cards that don't need repartitioning stuck in my system
[20:31] <Cptnodegard> and the 9.04 drive works on other systems
[20:32] <geronimo9> quit
[20:33] <losher> Circs: good idea...
[20:33] <charles01> anyone who can hlep me please
[20:33] <ankur9118> hello everyone...
[20:33] <losher> !ask | charles01
[20:33] <Circs> losher: It sits in there at all times since it's part of my home directory, I forget it's there sorry
[20:34] <losher> Circs: so are you going to remove the extra cards and re-run the fdisk -l ?
[20:34] <ankur9118> i am unable to login into graphics mod in ubuntu jaunty
[20:35] <Circs> losher: http://pastebin.com/m4184fc50 sorry, netbook + multiple windows open = slow
[20:36] <ankur9118> its taking me to "ubuntu is running in low graphics mode" and then hangs...
[20:36] <charles01> i have not eating for 4 days no jod no to go
[20:36] <lt_> #ubuntu-hu
[20:36] <losher> Circs: not a problem. I see two devices, /dev/sda appears to be around 8G and contains a dell (recovery?) partition and a linux partition. /dev/sdb is also around 8G and contains a windows (fat32) partition. I assume it's /dev/sdb you're trying to repartition?
[20:37] <yess_> hello
[20:37] <Circs> losher yes
[20:37] <Zachk18> charles01: why have you not eaten?
[20:38] <charles01> no money
[20:38] <lunatic> it occurs to me, how am I supposed to find out which kernel modules load so I can figure out which kernel modules to blacklist?
[20:38] <cem> hey
[20:38] <yess_> #ubuntu is the first channel i ever used.
[20:38] <Mqueue> fccf> when i logged on to windows it was saying it's raw drive
[20:39] <Guest85070> how can i run aptanastudio on ubuntu ? it says error message ????????????
[20:39] <losher> Circs: sudo unmount /dev/sdb and then try 'sudo gparted /dev/sdb'....
[20:39] <czajkowski> Aloha
[20:39] <yess_> i know i am not supposed to do this but i seek permission to say something off topic. about swine flu 1976 propoganda.
[20:40] <Guest85070> how can i run aptanastudio on ubuntu ? it says error message ????????????
[20:40] <WatchItNow> Is there a way to make my swap file load into RAM every start up? That would kick ass.
[20:40] <Circs> losher: unmount command not found?
[20:40] <losher> Circs: my bad, the command is umount. not unmount i.e. only one "n"
[20:41] <shawndrost> hey all, I'm trying to upgrade apache2, but after 'sudo apt-get install apache2', 'apache -v' doesn't output the most current version (2.2.13).  how can I get 2.2.13?
[20:41] <ankur9118> when i run "sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg" it gives the error...
[20:41] <ankur9118> invoke-rc.d: initscript gdm, action "reload" failed
[20:41] <losher> yess_: you do *not* have permission. If you post you will get banned. Take it to #ubuntu-offtopic
[20:42] <Circs> losher: We appear to have liftoff!
[20:42] <ankur9118> somebody help me out...
[20:42] <enduser0001> hello, can anyone help me get spanish spell checking going on abiword? I can't seem to figure it out
[20:42] <yess_> thanks losher
[20:42] <losher> Circs: before you proceed further, is there anything on /dev/sdb you need to preserve?
[20:42] <yess_> join #ubuntu-offtopic
[20:42] <Circs> losher: Nope already copied off everything
[20:43] <losher> Circs: ok, if gparted comes up ok, you should be able to proceed as normal...
[20:43] <Circs> losher: Yep everything is working fine. TY so much I sitting there just going, ummm what's wrong?
[20:44] <hwilde> anybody here working on ubuntu ARM support ?
[20:44] <losher> Circs: well, it's unusual. I think you actually hit a bug in gparted's scanning code...
[20:44] <Mqueue> i was wondering if anyone can help me with this issue:>>  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1262145
[20:45] <lunatic> Is there any way to find out which kernel modules load during boot?
[20:45] <Circs> losher: Could be the mash up of i386/lpia arc stuff on this machine
[20:45] <innociv> Erk.  I accidently did sudo rm -rf /tmp instead of sudo rm -rf tmp.  I think I deleted some things I needed.  Anything I can do about it? :x
[20:45] <charles01> pleaes brother an sister im deading help
[20:45] <WatchItNow> Does my / partition have to be a primary one?
[20:46] <hwilde> lunatic, lsmod
[20:46] <WatchItNow> And swap logical?
[20:46] <darkonc> Innociv: Just logout and log back in.  Anything necessary in /tmp will be regenerated.
[20:46] <innociv> kk
[20:46] <CatEater> does anyone here run ubuntu in a vm on windows? what vm are you running it in?
[20:46] <darkonc> watchitnow: No. root and swap can be on any partition....
[20:46] <lunatic> hwilde: Many thanks
[20:47] <hwilde> CatEater, vmware
[20:47] <enduser0001> CatEater: try virtualbox, that seemed to work for me when I ran it that way
[20:47] <andcor> WatchItNow: not sure but i allways make both primary
[20:47] <CatEater> enduser0001: i can't view my virtualbox vm
[20:47] <lunatic> I use virtual box to run windows in ubuntu
[20:47] <enduser0001> does anyone know how I can get spanish (es-ES) spellchecking working in abiword? I can set the default document language, but that doesn't seem to help
[20:47] <losher> innociv: I would sudo mkdir /tmp and then reboot...
[20:48] <CatEater> the window with the display simply never appears, no matter what i do
[20:48] <innociv> Well nothing is like carshing so I don't see the reason to reboot?
[20:48] <tintinz> hej
[20:48] <CatEater> what hardware are you running it on? maybe vbox knows i'm on a laptop or it hates the copmpany that made my computer or something
[20:48] <darkonc> If innociv ran the rm -rf as non-root (s)he shouldn't need to recreate /tmp.
[20:48] <enduser0001> CatEater: odd, you might try #vbox on this server
[20:49] <hwilde> enduser0001, did you install aspell-es
[20:49] <innociv> Oh wait. sql problems :x
[20:49] <tintinz> jag är ganska ny på dehär med ubuntu och skulle gärna vilja ha lite hjälp med att sätta upp en FTP och WEBb server
[20:49] <innociv> I did sudo, darkonc
[20:49] <hwilde> tintinz, what language is that ?
[20:49] <tintinz> swe
[20:49] <enduser0001> hwilde: nope, trying that now. thanks
[20:49] <gustavonarea> Hi. I'm using the netboot installer and I am confused partitioning wizard. I am here <http://gustavonarea.net/files/tmp/disco.jpg>. Where should I go to create multiple partitions? "Guided partitioning" and "SCSI1 ..." only let me use the entire dist.
[20:49] <CatEater> ok, so there's at least one person who can run ununtu on vbox on windows
[20:49] <darkonc> If innociv ran the rm -rf as non-root (s)he shouldn't need to recreate /tmp.   If tmp needs to be recreated then you also need to  'sudo chmod 1777 /tmp'   That makes it writable all, and sticky (so you can't remove a different usr's files)
[20:50] <kaptengu> tintinz: join #ubuntu-se for swedish
[20:50] <CatEater> enduser0001: i am trying but they don't know how to view the display window
[20:50] <enduser0001> hwilde: thanks! that's a better grade for me if it's spelled right :P
[20:50] <enduser0001> (it worked)
[20:50] <enduser0001> CatEater: so you have a vm all ready to go with ubuntu, and when you hit start, nothing happens?
[20:50] <CatEater> can you tell me more about your setup? i think i might have to buy new hardware just to run ubuntu
[20:50] <innociv> I didn't do it as root, but I did do sudo
[20:50] <CatEater> i have it installed already
[20:50] <borior> do i want kernel tracers? I'm guessing not unless I'm a kernel developer?
[20:51] <The2morrowMan> What does Ubuntu have over Debian as far as the server aspect?
[20:51] <ankur9118> at least give me the channel name to ask troubleshooting questions about ubuntu...
[20:51] <CatEater> when i hit start, it boots, and even makes noises at some point, but i never see the window that contains the display
[20:51] <andcor> ankur9118: What are your problem ?
[20:51] <enduser0001> CatEater: I ran it on a dell xps m1330 (currently running ubuntu nativley)
[20:51] <CatEater> i have no idea how i could have gotten it installed
[20:51] <CatEater> oh ok, native hardware
[20:51] <CatEater> i can't afford that
[20:51] <enduser0001> CatEater: ok so you have virtualbox installed, right?
[20:52] <CatEater> yes, on a windows xp host
[20:52] <shawndrost> hey all, I'm trying to update apache2, but after 'sudo apt-get install apache2', 'apache -v' doesn't output the most current version (2.2.13).  how can I get 2.2.13?
[20:52] <ankur9118> i am unable to login into graphical mode ...
[20:52] <hwilde> CatEater, did you search for this online?   http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/virtualbox
[20:52] <andcor> ankur9118: you have a graphical mode running ?
[20:52] <hwilde> ankur9118, hit ctrl+alt+f1 and see if you can login that way
[20:52] <ankur9118> right now i am using live cd
[20:52] <CatEater> suggest a search term
[20:53] <CatEater> i get lots of generic random nonsense from google with whatever i put in
[20:53] <CatEater> nothing about my vm window never appearing, ever
[20:53] <hwilde> CatEater, I just gave you a link
[20:53] <andcor> ankur9118: but using your installed system the graphical system is running but you can't remember the password ?
[20:54] <The2morrowMan> shawndrost, did you run "sudo apt-get update" first?
[20:54] <ankur9118> its not about password ...
[20:54] <CatEater> that looks like exactly what i did to get ubuntu installed
[20:54] <CatEater> now where is it?
[20:54] <ankur9118> when ever it goes to runlevel 2
[20:54] <shawndrost> The2morrowMan: yup
[20:54] <brnocrist> oi
[20:54] <CatEater> i have an ubuntu install that makes noises but i can't view the display
[20:54] <CatEater> this is ridiculous
[20:55] <ankur9118> it stops working...i mean it failed to start gdm
[20:55] <The2morrowMan> shawndrost, Was apache running when you tried to update it?
[20:55] <brnocrist> what is a good repository for latest kernel version?
[20:55] <andcor> ankur9118: what is the problem then. Telling us that you are unable to login in your graphical environment dows not tell os much
[20:55] <brnocrist> i need 2.6.31
[20:55] <losher> shawndrost: what does  apt-cache show apache2 say about the version in the repository
[20:55] <shawndrost> The2morrowMan yes
[20:55] <The2morrowMan> shawndrost, Can't replace the binary while it's running, I don't think. Restart Apache, and see what happens.
[20:56] <skyn3t> hey guys
[20:56] <shawndrost> The2morrowMan I restarted apache, same deal.
[20:56] <The2morrowMan> shawndrost, No clue, then.
[20:56] <brnocrist> !help
[20:56] <skyn3t> how i can get Intel(R) PRO/100 driver fix
[20:56] <losher> shawndrost: I repeat: what does  apt-cache show apache2 say about the version in the repository
[20:56] <brnocrist> !kernel
[20:56] <ankur9118> andcor: when i run "sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg" it gives the error...
[20:56] <The2morrowMan> But yeah, I'm wondering what Ubuntu has over Debian in the server arena. Any thoughts?
[20:56] <brnocrist> uhm
[20:56] <shawndrost> losher: it says a lot, including Version: 2.2.11
[20:56] <ankur9118> andcor: invoke-rc.d: initscript gdm, action "reload" failed
[20:56] <skyn3t> i have another pc with ubuntu but no internet at all
[20:57] <CatEater> what's the cheapest way to run ubuntu? vbox doesn't work and dual boot isn't an option
[20:57] <skyn3t> i did some search and i cant put this to work
[20:57] <andcor> ankur9118: what does dmesg tell you ?
[20:57] <webustany> hi there
[20:57] <shawndrost> losher: the rest is here: http://pastie.org/611508 nothing seems informative
[20:57] <webustany> are there compatiblity package for the libstdc++, version 3 ?
[20:57] <webustany> *packages
[20:58] <ankur9118> andcor: can i do chroot with live cd and then run the dmesg
[20:59] <andcor> nope, but you might just be able to see the /var/log/syslog
[20:59] <losher> shawndrost: I think that means the latest repo version is 2.2.11. If you want a later version, you'll have to download it from somewhere else. Open synaptic & search for apache2 to confirm...
[20:59] <andcor> it's the same information
[20:59] <VickiWong> anyone know how to make WD's HDD diagnostic tool bootable from USB?
[21:00] <shawndrost> losher thx
[21:00] <ankur9118> now do you want that information now...
[21:00] <VickiWong> a found a guide that tells me to copy grub from /boot/grub/stage* to the usb but i dont have such files
[21:00] <andcor> can you put it into a pastebin or something ?
[21:00] <skyn3t> how i can get Intel(R) PRO/100 to work anyone
[21:01] <losher> VickiWong: you *don't* have /boot/grub/stage1  /boot/grub/stage2 ? That's odd. Something special about your Ubuntu install you haven't told us yet?
[21:02] <VickiWong> losher, ah bugger my main ubuntu install isnt booting so i botted into an ubuntu install on my other HDD, forgot it is a wubi install
[21:04] <losher> VickiWong: when you get that sorted, http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/ might help you make something bootable from the WD iso...
[21:04] <abhinav> hi
[21:04] <abhinav> I want to use gnome-panel on a multi-monitor display, and show one of the panels only when the laptop is docked
[21:04] <abhinav> how can this be acheived ?
[21:06] <richde>  /join #ubuntu.fr
[21:06] <GuidMorrow> omg!
[21:06] <psygate> Hi thar!
[21:07] <psygate> Does anyone know a good program/software package (free) to edit circuit diagrams and simulate them?
[21:07] <GuidMorrow> security question here, is ubuntu affected by any spyware attack like Smithfraud.C or SpySheriff, etc...
[21:07] <ankur9118> andcor: http://pastebin.com/m416f16c4
[21:07] <psygate> @GuidMorrow no. not really as far as i know
[21:07] <PolitikerNEU> psygate: qucs maybe?
[21:07] <GuidMorrow> what about tracking cookies
[21:08] <psygate> @GuidMorrow The excellent root/user managment of unix/linux prevents most of these attacks.
[21:08] <psygate> Tracking cookies are not the business of the underlying operating system.
[21:08] <GuidMorrow> got this noob in my face threatening me with a virus attack, and I don't know how he got my Gmail address
[21:09] <psygate> @GuidMorrow as long as you dont download anything or execute something in root mode, you should be safe.
[21:09] <GuidMorrow> !virus
[21:09] <psygate> only thing that can happen is that your "user data" which is not root only access can be damaged.
[21:10] <GuidMorrow> ... crap
[21:10] <losher> GuidMorrow: that's very unfriendly. How do you read your email? Can you pastebin the email with full headers?
[21:11] <OT_irssi> http://librenix.com/?inode=21
[21:12] <lexr> did anyone notice that if you remove human icon theme, it removes gnome power manager??? Why is that?
[21:13] <psygate> @GuidMorrow I wouldn't be alarmed too much. Get Firestarter, monitor your Ports and Connections and terminate them on demand.
[21:13] <psygate> With Linux you are very safe.
[21:13] <OT_irssi> o.o is that you 'removed' some packages which involved with the grome theme?
[21:13] <psygate> As long as he isn't that uber-hacker like Nitzsche wrote about ^^
[21:13] <OT_irssi> *gnome
[21:13] <gbertonemh> Hola a todos
[21:14] <lexr> ?
[21:14] <gbertonemh> ¿Como conecto el samba para ver la red de winxp demi trabajo??????
[21:14] <GuidMorrow> !firestarter
[21:14] <yellowrooster> help. how do i undelete my trash folder? 8-(
[21:14] <lexr> !es
[21:14] <psygate> I prefer firestarter. ^^
[21:14] <psygate> has that nice GUI feeling.
[21:15] <kernelpanic_> Hi all ...
[21:15]  * psygate sings. "But when I get this feeling, it is Socket healing" ^^
[21:15] <gartral> alt-tab stopped working.. using metacity instead of compiz for now..
[21:16] <OT_irssi> Hi...
[21:16] <anli_> I get a lot of 404:s when I try apt-get update
[21:16] <GuidMorrow> ok, once I have firestarter installed, how do I load it
[21:16] <anli_> and also when trying apt-get --fix-missing update
[21:16] <Flannel> anli_: What version of Ubuntu are you using?
[21:16] <fccf> anli_: what version of ubuntu are you running?
[21:17] <anli_> its a 2.6.22-16 kernel
[21:17] <anli_> hm
[21:17] <Flannel> anli_: lsb_release -a
[21:17] <psygate> @GuidMorrow Its in the applications menu.
[21:17] <anli_> ah, 7.10
[21:17] <lstarnes> anli_: 7.10 is no longer supported
[21:17] <lstarnes> anli_: you should probably upgrade to 8.04
[21:17] <Flannel> anli_: 7.10 isn't supported anymore, so the repos have been taken offline.  You should upgrade to 8.04 (which is still supporting, being LTS)
[21:18] <anli_> Can I upgrade apt so it uses the newer packages?
[21:18] <lstarnes> anli_: no
[21:18] <Flannel> anli_: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HardyUpgrades
[21:18] <lstarnes> anli_: you must upgrade to a newer version of ubuntu
[21:18] <anli_> but reinstalling the system is not an option
[21:18] <anli_> hm
[21:18] <anli_> ok
[21:19] <lstarnes> anli_: you don't need to reinstall
[21:19] <anli_> aha
[21:19] <lstarnes> anli_: there is a procedure for upgrading in place
[21:19] <anli_> aha
[21:19] <anli_> hm, I have to reboot the system then
[21:20] <psygate> @anli_ new kernel requires always a reboot.
[21:20] <anli_> hm
[21:20] <nikihr> ...
[21:20] <anli_> it would be cool if two kernels could run side by side
[21:20] <psygate> @anli_ VirtualMachine?
[21:21] <anli_> yes, but on the same system
[21:21] <anli_> in the same virtual space
[21:21] <fccf> anli_: change every instance of archive.ubuntu.com to old-releases.ubuntu.com in /etc/apt/sources.list and apt-get update .. then apt-get do-release-upgrade ... you will be up to Hardy 8.04 LTS
[21:21] <anli_> fccf: thats cool
[21:21] <psygate> @anli_ upgrade to jaunty jack?
[21:22] <Hydrid> do i need to forward anyother port except 21 for TLS/SSL/FTPS ?
[21:22] <fccf> psygate: anli_ cannot do that until they have done what I have said
[21:24] <psygate> @hybrid there are specifications on wikipedia which protocol uses which port.
[21:24] <lstarnes> Hydrid: I don't think passive ftp needs port forwarding
[21:26] <Solar_Flare> Anyone running the Ubuntu Server?
[21:26] <axisys>  how do I find out what binaries come with a pkg ?
[21:27] <pete0815> hi there
[21:27] <kernelpanic_> hi .. i have some problems with mov extensions .. what's can be?
[21:27] <fccf> Solar_Flare: yes, several instances of in fact
[21:27] <lstarnes> axisys: dpkg -L packagename
[21:27] <axisys> lstarnes: thanks
[21:27] <Solar_Flare> @fccf good and stable? Thinking about installing a server ^^
[21:27] <pete0815> i need to create a preconfigured ubuntu cd-rom.. what do i have to search for on google to read about this topic ?
[21:28] <anli_> fccf: it was se.archives.ubuntu.com instead of archives.ubuntu.com, but I should still name them old-releases.ubuntu.com, I suppose?
[21:28] <shawndrost> hey all, I need to update apache on a machine running a live website.  the version I need (2.2.13) isn't in any of the apt-get repositories.  what do I need to do to keep my current config and reinstall apache from source?
[21:28] <kimec> hi guys, I want to use seahorse with enigmail(thunderbird)
[21:28] <fccf> Solar_Flare: I run Hardy on all my servers ... had it running 3 months straight w/no problems until I updated and rebooted, so stable is the norm
[21:28] <balzac> when I edit /etc/hosts , how do i make the changes take effect?
[21:28] <lstarnes> axisys: there is also apt-file list packagename
[21:28] <balzac> i did networking restart
[21:28] <lstarnes> balzac: they should take effect immediately
[21:28] <balzac> they do not
[21:28] <balzac> sometimes yes, sometimes no
[21:28] <fccf> anli: yes, still old-releases.ubuntu.com ... I don't know where else it is mirrored
[21:28] <bucky> restart networking
[21:28] <kimec> whenever I encrypt message seahorse dialog appears, but I cannot input anything
[21:28] <balzac> i did and still
[21:29] <balzac> maybe it's browser caching
[21:29] <Solar_Flare>  @pete0815 there is an option to install a ubuntu on a usb stick with a directory for changes.
[21:29] <fccf> !enter | balzac
[21:29] <balzac> sorry, that's what it was
[21:29] <balzac> fccf: sorry
[21:29] <axisys> lstarnes: thanks
[21:29] <anli_> fccf: hm, error prone
[21:30] <fccf> balzac: no worries, just don't like my page scrolling @ 100mph
[21:30] <kimec> i guys, I want to use seahorse with enigmail(thunderbird). when I want to send an e-mail seahorse dialog appears, but I cannot input anything
[21:30] <fccf> anli_ editing as root?
[21:30] <axisys> lstarnes: apt-file: command not found
[21:30] <anli_> fccf: yes, but I dont like to edit manually, as I do now
[21:30] <pete0815> Solar_Flare: i use the normal ubuntu iso and plug in an usb-device additionally during the installation (the usb stick has to be prepared before the installation) right?
[21:30] <kimec> is this a bug?
[21:30] <lstarnes> axisys: it must be installed separately
[21:30] <kimec> is it seahorse related?
[21:30] <Solar_Flare> @pete0815 download the ubuntu iso, use the ubuntu "Usb-Dongle system creator" and set about 512mb as userspace.
[21:31] <anli_> fccf: archive.canonical.com then?
[21:31] <anli_> old-releases.canonical.com?
[21:31] <bucky> axisys, sudo apt-get install apt-file    sudo apt-file update
[21:31] <fccf> anli_ manually editing all http://sa.archives.ubuntu.com to http://old-releases.ubuntu.com is the correct way of putting apt back in shape
[21:31] <axisys> bucky: thanks
[21:32] <anli_> fccf: or to keep the old version of the file :)
[21:32] <bucky> axisys, if the package is installed already just dpkg -L <package_name>
[21:32] <Hillaballoo> good afternoon- I have a Dell Dimension 5150 which was upgraded from Hardy to Intrepid OK, then Intrepid to Jaunty, and now video is broken- multicolored vertical lines and the system won't respond to keyboard inputs, not even a three finger salute.  Boots OK off the LiveCD, which loads the 'intel' driver (system has a GMA 950)
[21:32] <axisys> bucky: yep, that worked .. lstarnes suggested that as well
[21:32] <Hillaballoo> I've tried doing an X -configure, as well as dpkg-reconfigure xserver-org
[21:33] <kernelpanic_> and
[21:33] <fccf> anli_: old-releases.ubuntu.com is the only place I know of that that repo exists ... there could be others but again IDK
[21:34] <fccf> !intel | Hillaballoo
[21:34] <Hillaballoo> reading, thank you
[21:34] <anli_> fccf: what shall I do with security.ubuntu.com?
[21:35] <snv> #plone
[21:36]  * bucky hands snv a /
[21:36] <Hillaballoo> ubottu: this isn't a performance issue, the machine crashes immediately upon Xorg startup...
[21:36]  * bucky hands snv a /join
[21:36] <fccf> anli_ the finalized repo is all on old-releases.ubuntu.com ... so change security.ubuntu.com to old-releases.ubuntu.com as well
[21:36] <Solar_Flare> @bucky I have no idea. Just use git.
[21:36] <Mqueue> can anyone help me with resizing the NFTS partition please ..i explained the problmem here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1262145
[21:37] <Hillaballoo> fccf: this isn't a performance issue, the machine crashes immediately upon Xorg startup.
[21:37] <fccf> Hillaballoo: and crashing is also a problem, some cards GMA950 included have even worse problems ... the second link provides some fixes
[21:38] <Hillaballoo> ok, I'll read more closely
[21:39] <balzac> I'm extremely disappointed with Sun's Java
[21:39] <balzac> a travesty of licensing incompetence.
[21:39] <ActionParsnip> balzac: try icedtea
[21:39] <balzac> it won't work with everything
[21:39] <balzac> will it?
[21:39] <harjot_> where can i find startup logs
[21:40] <balzac> i just want to use a browser-based screen-sharing app
[21:40] <balzac> and i looked in synaptic and i have sun's JRE installed
[21:40] <balzac> but it's not in firefox
[21:40] <balzac> then there's these properly licensed but technically impaired implementations
[21:40] <th0r> harjot_: /var/log
[21:40] <balzac> Sun should be deeply ashamed of what they've done to java
[21:41] <dimedo> hi, is anyone syncing his mobile phone with evolution over bluetooth? how? what mobile phone? is there a company which does it best?
[21:41] <ActionParsnip> balzac: try: sudo find / -name "*.so" | grep java
[21:41] <harjot_> ok ty
[21:41] <Solar_Flare> @balzac use VNC?
[21:41] <balzac> i'll try that ActionParsnip
[21:41] <xavi^> g
[21:41] <diddy> How can I install Japanese Open Office on a German system?
[21:41] <ActionParsnip> balzac: the make sure the relevant .so file is symlinked in ~/.mozilla/plugins
[21:41] <diddy> I need the entire user interface in Japanese.
[21:41] <pting> anyone have recommendations on tools to perform a bash cmd/script on multiple servers at the same time?
[21:41] <balzac> ActionParsnip: sounds like you need to be a sysadmin to get the plugin installed
[21:42] <ActionParsnip> balzac: i simply install ubuntu-restricted-extras and its all worked fine
[21:42] <balzac> i'll try that
[21:42] <ActionParsnip> balzac: i suggest you run: sudo apt-get --reinstall install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[21:43] <balzac> I'd like to be a purist, but I have to compromise on codecs and java
[21:44] <balzac> you know what's happening with the incompatibilities - it's active denial. people break their APIs on purpose because some suit tells them to.
[21:44] <Aijse> I like to be a purist when its about coffee but with computers it's sometimes just not as smooth
[21:44] <balzac> i don't know how many times i've seen something integrated which is later broken
[21:44] <Mqueue> can anyone help me with resizing the NFTS partition please ..i explained the problmem here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1262145
[21:44] <ActionParsnip> balzac: happens in all OSes
[21:44] <wildc4rd_> evening all
[21:45] <balzac> ActionParsnip: i'm committed to Ubuntu, but it's like a political consensus building to keep people on the same page
[21:45] <trism> balzac: did you install the plugin package, or just the jdk?
[21:45] <ActionParsnip> balzac: i just use what works
[21:46] <balzac> trism: i just installed the restricted package ActionParsnip recommended
[21:46] <Entelin> where is the script that generates this message:     desktop:~/incoming$ sl
[21:46] <Entelin> The program 'sl' is currently not installed.  You can install it by typing:
[21:46] <Entelin> sudo apt-get install sl
[21:46] <Entelin> i want to get rid of that
[21:46] <Entelin> its an annoying delay whenever i make a typo
[21:47] <fccf> Entelin: sl is steam locomotive .. it is a programmers joke, install it and find out what it does
[21:47] <ActionParsnip> Entelin: well its searching your entire apt cache for the package
[21:47] <ActionParsnip> !info sl
[21:47] <anli_> root@bukowski:/etc/apt# apt-get do-release-upgrade
[21:47] <anli_> E: Invalid operation do-release-upgrade
[21:47] <MarkG> Hi, I want to host my own LAN mail server.  I want to collect my emails from my ISP's  POP3 server and serve them to several PC's on my network (all accessing the same IMAP mailbox).  What package would be best to achieve this?  I don't need much scalability 1-2 users at max.
[21:47] <Solar_Flare> !ubottu
[21:47] <Entelin> ActionParsnip, yeah i know i want it gone
[21:47] <anli_> fccf: could not use that command
[21:48] <gartral> an sl=ls alias will do the same >.>
[21:48] <Solar_Flare> I love that bot ^^
[21:48] <fccf> what command?
[21:48] <ActionParsnip> sl is AWESOME
[21:48] <gartral> !love
[21:48] <Entelin> ActionParsnip, I dont want to make an alias or make sl work, i just want the annoying apt cache search gone when I make a typo on anything
[21:48] <Entelin> it should just say "command not found"
[21:48] <gartral> !love > Solar_Flare
[21:49] <bucky> Entelin, it's a package that you can remove but i can't remember the name of it
[21:49] <fccf> anli_ what command?
[21:49] <Entelin> waiting a second or two for it to do a big search is irritating as hell
[21:49] <ActionParsnip> Entelin: i think it part of command not found package, itsearches the cacahe to see what provides that command afaik
[21:49] <Solar_Flare> !batman
[21:49] <pting> woot found one... clusterssh
[21:49] <fccf> !msgthebot
[21:50] <bucky> Entelin, sudo dpkg -r command-not-found
[21:50] <anli_> fccf: do-release-upgrade
[21:50] <Entelin> great thanks a bunch
[21:50] <Entelin> that worked fine
[21:51] <fccf> anli_: do sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade .... then we will go from there
[21:51] <guntbert> anli_: sudo do-release-upgrade not apt-get...
[21:52] <anli_> guntbert: aha
[21:52] <fccf> guntburt: you are right, but lets make sure it has the latest of 7.10 before trying the upgrade
[21:52] <anli_> yeah, upgrading now
[21:52] <jake_> i have seen a wireless usb adapter that i know will work with ubuntu (edimax 7711Utn) but where would be a good place to check for 64 bit support? edimax website has nothing on there
[21:52] <guntbert> fccf: I was not following closely, thought you were already beyond that step :-)
[21:52] <arthur2> hi
[21:52] <anli_> upgrade seemed to be error free
[21:53] <anli_> now running do-release-upgrade
[21:53] <popey> fccf: it's dist-upgrade, not upgrade anyway :)
[21:53] <guntbert> popey: no
[21:53] <arthur2> i'm on ubuntu 8.10 . i've just installed compiz fusion . when i try to run it, it doesn't run
[21:53] <popey> guntbert: no?
[21:53] <anli_> sources.list got rewritten now
[21:53] <fccf> guntbert: thanks for your keen eye, I am a little fried this afternoon
[21:54] <anli_> aha, do-release-upgrade failed
[21:54] <anli_> a lot of 404:s
[21:54] <arthur2> it says , checking for Xgl , not present
[21:54] <guntbert> popey: its sudo do-release-upgrade (from gutsy to hardy)
[21:54] <arthur2> i have a intel vga
[21:54] <anli_> maybe I should not alter the sources.list before I did this, as fccf said
[21:54] <guntbert> fccf: np :-)
[21:54] <popey> guntbert: yes, I know that, i was merely pointing out a further mistake in his post which was that its not wise to upgrade but dist-upgrade
[21:54] <arthur2> installed the x86 intel drivers
[21:54] <arthur2> anyone can help?
[21:55] <bucky> anli_, did you do a sudo update-manager-core ?
[21:55] <anli_> nope
[21:55] <bucky> letsee
[21:55] <anli_> I can try that
[21:55] <guntbert> popey: I didn't see that :-)
[21:55] <anli_> what does it do?
[21:55] <Mqueue> can anyone help me with resizing the NFTS partition please ..i explained the problmem here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1262145
[21:55] <anli_> bucky: seems to only be a update-manager command
[21:56] <Hillaballoo> fccf: I just added the updated packages described in the howto and edited my xorg config file.  Exactly the same behavior- vertical lines if I do startx, if I let the machine boot I get a scrambled screen with a barely-discernable ubuntu logo
[21:56] <guntbert> anli_: before do-release-upgrade you must change your sources-list once more - did you do that?
[21:57] <fccf> anli_: open sources.list ... check to see that it changed gutsy to hardy ,,, then change old-releases back to sa.archive and security ... getting past EOL takes a bit of editing
[21:57] <sls_> anyone here Canonical? I would like to have access to Canonicals Core IO analysis templates, or equivalent.
[21:58] <gartral> alt-tab stopped working.. using metacity instead of compiz for now..
[21:58] <KerberosHades> hi
[21:58] <sls_> IO = Infrastructure Optimization
[21:58] <guntbert> arthur2: please state you problem once more, but all in *one* line - its much easier to read :)
[21:58] <fccf> Hillabaloo: I'd search the forums, If I were you, search for your spacific hardware configuration
[21:59] <beagleburt> ?join #gnome
[21:59] <guntbert> !welcome | KerberosHades
[21:59] <KerberosHades> ubottu: thanks, nice bot
[21:59] <TruthTaco> Im trying to get my mic to work (so i can skype)
[22:00] <DjZemich> Hi, I am trying to install ubuntu on a VMware server, but when i Choose Install Ubuntu og any other of the things in the menu, it just stops, any ideas?
[22:00] <KerberosHades> TruthTaco: maybe it is just muted?
[22:00] <pete0815> cu all
[22:00] <TruthTaco> All it does on skype is make loud scratchy noises, i can hear it when i blow into it on the computer
[22:00] <fccf> DjZemich: better answers to your questions in #vmware
[22:00] <revenge> can someone help me with avn install....http://paste.ubuntu.com/268192/
[22:01] <guntbert> DjZemich: did you make certain that the iso is ok?
[22:02] <arber4444> hello i have a problem when i try to conect my laptop with wireless it does not work dont know what to do
[22:02] <fccf> revenge: you are getting a GPG error because you don't have the key for the PPA you are accessing
[22:02] <guntbert> revenge: better tell the channel a few facts more - all in *one* line please
[22:03] <DjZemich> guntbert: Well I can't be totally sure, Maybe I should try downloading it again
[22:03] <guntbert> !md5 | DjZemich check it!!
[22:04] <fccf> arber4444: what laptop?
[22:04] <arber4444> acer
[22:05] <fccf> arber4444: which one ... model #?
[22:05] <DjZemich> guntbert: Thanks :D
[22:05] <arber4444> acer travelmate 653lci
[22:05] <guntbert> DjZemich: you are welcome :)
[22:06] <Solar_Flare> is there a possiblity too write a script that calls programs at startup?
[22:06] <revenge> how do i add a key to a repository in terminal?
[22:06] <jarjar> .bashrc
[22:06] <konryd> hello everyone, I'm trying to make a noninteractive installation of a package, but I keep beeing asked config questions. How can I avoid that?
[22:07] <jarjar> solar_flare: .bashrc in your home directory, or write the script, and add it through system->preferences->session/startup applications
[22:07] <Sergeant_Pony> in ubuntu 9.04 server, how do I disable the screensaver?
[22:07] <revenge> how do i add a key to a repository in terminal?
[22:07] <Solar_Flare> jarjar: thanks ^^
[22:07] <ActionParsnip> Solar_Flare: sure, make the script then you can make it run by adding it to your preffered startup items
[22:07] <DjZemich> guntbert: Just saw that the image file only is about 400 MB, so something must have went wrong in the download
[22:08] <jarjar> solar_flare: you're walcome
[22:08] <arber4444> fccf:acer travelmate 653lci
[22:08] <beagleburt> G'day from New Zealand folks! am having a problem logging in with Gnome.../etc/X11/default-display-manager -> "/usr/lib/kde4/bin/kdm" BUT i have removed all KDE4 apps? How do I make 'gdm' the default?
[22:08] <fearthenofear> good afternoon. I have a question about networking between ubuntu and a xbox 360. I was wondering if i could use my ubuntu machine as a way for my xbox to connect to the internet.
[22:08] <guntbert> DjZemich: probably :-) - you can use torrents for download too
[22:09] <Solar_Flare> fearthenofear: iptables masquerade?
[22:09] <fearthenofear> me no hablo espanol
[22:09] <Solar_Flare> fearthenofear: i meant iptables has a function called "masquerade" read it up.
[22:09] <fccf> arber4444: you need to install hostapd to get your hardware to talk correctly
[22:10] <losher> konryd: well, you can use apt-get install -y <package> which will assume a "yes" answer to every question, but some configurations will go wrong if you do that, and not all questions can be answered with a simple yes, so in general there's no complete solution to this issue. Which package(s) btw?
[22:10] <fearthenofear> lol
[22:10] <axisys> is there a ruby enterprise pkg available? apt-cache search ruby | grep -i enter did not find any
[22:10] <DjZemich> guntbert: Thanks for the help, got a new image in 10 minutes :)
[22:10] <Solar_Flare> fearthenofear: You could use that for passing through the traffic of your xbox, so that it looks like your computer was a router.
[22:10] <guntbert> DjZemich: nice - spread the word about md5sum :-)
[22:11] <konryd> losher: mysql-server, the "-y" option skips mainly  "do you whish to download ...." questions
[22:11] <fearthenofear> Solar_Flare: Ok, thank you.
[22:11] <losher> konryd: so is that a solution for you, or not?
[22:12] <arber4444> Where can i get
[22:12] <arber4444> hostapd
[22:12] <konryd> losher: not really. I'm trying to find a way of temporarily setting debconf priority treshold to critical
[22:12] <arber4444> fccf: where can i get hostapd
[22:13] <fccf> arber4444: what version of ubuntu?
[22:13] <arber4444> 9.04
[22:13] <losher> konryd: sorry, way outta my league...
[22:13] <arber4444> fccf: i use 9.04
[22:14] <Techtronic> hello , what's wrong http://pastebin.com/m6b734321 ? PLEASE HELP :(
[22:15] <Solar_Flare> guys. I leave.
[22:15] <Solar_Flare> cu
[22:15] <Solar_Flare> ubottu: Bye bye ^^
[22:16] <fccf> arber4444: how about http://mirrors.xmission.com/ubuntu/pool/universe/h/hostapd/hostapd_0.5.10-1_i386.deb
[22:16] <Techtronic> ubottu: nagios
[22:17] <Techtronic> ubottu: nagios3
[22:18] <skyn3t> hey guys can anyone check this for me http://paste.ubuntu.com/268204/
[22:18] <borior> skyn3t: what about it?
[22:18] <Techtronic> ra0 hmm
[22:18] <bucky> !info nagios3
[22:19] <Xanavi> has someone made a conky gui config yet?
[22:19] <skyn3t> i have a intel pro 100 ve
[22:19] <skyn3t> i cant make this work
[22:19] <skyn3t> Link encap:Local Loopback
[22:19] <Techtronic> bucky yes but why i can't install it ?
[22:20] <EXTACY> hey guys
[22:20] <skyn3t> it is built in network on my asus p4p800-vm
[22:20] <skyn3t> motherbord
[22:20] <Xanavi> thats a pretty common eth adaptor
[22:20] <salmon> so something weird happened. the other day my number pad stopped working. i know it's not the keyboard because i have swapped out for another one. it works like the arrow keys. but with number lock on. it still functions like the arrow keys, not the number pad. anyone know why this might be?
[22:20] <bucky> Techtronic, did you rm -rf /etc/nagios-plugins/config/
[22:21] <ActionParsnip> skyn3t: http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Product_Filter.aspx?ProductID=407
[22:21] <Xanavi> scroll lock?
[22:21] <ActionParsnip> skyn3t: you can compile the driver
[22:21] <Techtronic> bucky yes
[22:21] <EXTACY> all u guys should know about john  the ripper . ..  it says password hashes not loaded  ...
[22:21] <bucky> Techtronic, that's why it's choking.. next time use the --purge option to remove config files
[22:22] <beagleburt> 'Bye, 'Bye folks - will try "#gnome" - sorry to bother wrong channel
[22:22] <skyn3t> ActionParsnip : i already did that
[22:22] <shane2peru> why do I have like 10 python processes running?  They aren't requiring a lot of cpu, but still, I don't think 10 python processes should be running.
[22:22] <EXTACY> ok beagleburt see ya
[22:22] <skyn3t> like i said i cant make this work
[22:22] <bucky> Techtronic, try sudo apt-get -f install   to see if it will correct itself
[22:22] <Techtronic> ok
[22:22] <prince_jammys> beagleburt: did you try putting the path to gdm in  /etc/X11/default-display-manager ?
[22:22] <ActionParsnip> shane2peru: do you use widgets or desklets?
[22:23] <pavel_> hi
[22:23] <shane2peru> ActionParsnip: ahh, right, I do have two of them, but that isn't a lot
[22:23] <pavel_> how are you
[22:23] <shane2peru> ActionParsnip: I guess if I start killing python's I will know what they go to right?
[22:23] <ActionParsnip> shane2peru: can you use pastebin to give the output of: ps -ef | grep -i pyth
[22:23] <EXTACY> hey guys ho can i put this john the ripper to work
[22:23] <linkerman> http://maffiozo.hu/rablas.php?rablo=GfBalage89
[22:24] <pavel_> what is this
[22:24] <pavel_> what is that
[22:24] <jake_> internet explorer is only available for pc's running windows
[22:24] <jake_> what a load of crap
[22:24] <ActionParsnip> pavel_: official ubuntu support
[22:24] <jake_> i want to download it
[22:24] <Xanavi> ugh lol
[22:24] <Xanavi> ie = crap
[22:24] <EXTACY> ...
[22:24] <axisys> jake_: ie4linux
[22:24] <pavel_> e
[22:24] <ActionParsnip> jake_: try ies4linux
[22:24] <arber4444> fccf: no it does not work
[22:24] <pavel_> jake
[22:24] <axisys> jake_: what ActionParsnip said
[22:24] <ActionParsnip> jake_: it runs badly but exists
[22:24] <pavel_> wacek
[22:25] <jake_> why wont they just let me download IE
[22:25] <Xanavi> if you need ie run a virtualbox, you have an xp license on an oem machine right?
[22:25] <pavel_> where are you from
[22:25] <jake_> UK
[22:25] <ActionParsnip> jake_: http://www.tatanka.com.br/    it sucks
[22:25] <fccf> arber4444: lemme keep looking ... I have a few min b4 a meeting I have to devote my attention to
 "gdm" is a Dir/Folder with several files in it?
[22:25] <shane2peru> ActionParsnip: that is cool
[22:25] <shane2peru> ActionParsnip: http://paste.ubuntu.com/268208/  That answered my question
[22:25] <pavel_> what is that
[22:25] <ActionParsnip> shane2peru: cool :D
[22:26] <prince_jammys> beagleburt: gdm is an executable, likely located at /usr/bin/gdm. find out by doing: 'type gdm'  literally.
[22:26] <pavel_> yah
[22:26] <shane2peru> ActionParsnip: what is that command? ps?  that is pretty neat
[22:27] <Techtronic> bucky thank you ! ^^
[22:27] <prince_jammys> beagleburt: once you have the full path, edit  /etc/X11/default-display-manager  as superuser and replace the line with the full path you obtained.
[22:27] <ionut_> whatis gdm and whereis gdm are also helpful beagleburt
[22:27] <shane2peru> ActionParsnip: ohh, nevermind, man ps. :)
[22:27] <ceil420> how do i tell xchat to open URLs in Firefox 3.5 as opposed to Firefox 3.0? i looked in Settings -> Advanced -> URL Handlers... but the only browser listed was Opera (which i don't have) :x
[22:27] <ionut_> ceil420 have you checked Preferred Applications?
[22:27] <Hydrid> i have forward port 21, 22, 990, 989, but when i go to an online port checker it shows me only port 21 open ? is there a restriction for the other ports?
[22:28] <ceil420> ionut_, where's that at?
[22:28] <ionut_> Hydrid if you forwarded them from your router did you check the firewall on the machine you forwarded the ports to?
[22:28] <skyn3t> ActionParsnip : check this out http://paste.ubuntu.com/268210/
[22:29] <ionut_> ceil420 System -> Preferences -> Preferred Applications
[22:29] <ActionParsnip> skyn3t: you need sudo for make install
[22:29] <Hydrid> ionut_:  is there a firewall in ubuntu that is running?
[22:29] <ionut_> in Ubuntu that is
[22:29] <ActionParsnip> skyn3t: sudo make install
[22:29] <ionut_> Hydrid the firewall is not enabled by default
[22:29] <ionut_> but it's there
[22:29] <ceil420> ionut_, i don't suppose you know how to get there from bash or e16? i don't use gnome :x
[22:29] <jake_> after running the script - how do i run IE?
[22:29] <Hydrid> ionut_:  can you point me where :)
[22:30] <ActionParsnip> Hydrid: i just tried to telnet to port 22 and its not connecting
[22:30] <jake_> ActionParsnip, how do i run IE after installing from the script you sent me?
[22:30] <ActionParsnip> jake_: cd ~/ies4linux; ies4linux
[22:30] <ionut_> Hydrid also make sure the services are listening (sudo netstat -antp should do that)
[22:30] <fire> hi all
[22:31] <ceil420> ionut_, i found it, but it already has "/usr/bin/firefox-3.5 %s" as my preferred Web Browser
[22:31] <kimec> hi guys, whenever seahorse passphrase dialog pops up on my computer it does not respond(cannot enter pass). Any help would be appreciated
[22:31] <ActionParsnip> jake_: it makes a folder in ~ by default
[22:31] <ionut_> ceil420 ->     sudo update-alternatives –config x-www-browser
[22:31] <jake_> ah ok - it just crashed on me the first time
[22:31] <jake_> it appears to be working now
[22:31] <ActionParsnip> jake_: like i said, it sucks
[22:32] <ionut_> ceil420 if firefox-3.5 is already your default browser then it must be a xchat setting
[22:32] <Hydrid> ionut_:  nop they are not in the listen list of your command
[22:32] <Hydrid> so what i should do?
[22:32] <jake_> oh wait... it crashed
[22:32] <loic> bonjour
[22:32] <loic> comment supprimer vnc
[22:33] <ActionParsnip> jake_: if you have a spare windows license yuo can run a virtualbox in seamless mode, its a massive bloat for a megre browser as you will be running windows in ram as well
[22:33] <skyn3t> ActionParsnip> : same thing
[22:33] <HeckleJeckle> kimic: what version of ubuntu you using
[22:33] <diegoalberto_> what's up
[22:33] <ActionParsnip> !fr | loic
[22:33] <jake_> 4gb should cover it - i think i will just run it via VB
[22:33] <Hydrid> ionut_:  can you help me please
[22:33] <jake_> thought that wine might do the job
[22:33] <ceil420> ionut_, cheers o/
[22:33] <ionut_> Hydrid what do you use the ports to?
[22:33] <Xanavi> you can run xp with 256mb of ram....
[22:33] <ionut_> Hydrid what do you use the ports for?
[22:34] <Hydrid> ionut_:  for vsftpd tls/ssl/ftps
[22:34] <ActionParsnip> skyn3t: the build is failing
[22:34] <HeckleJeckle> Xanavi: thats the minimum requirement
[22:34] <ionut_> Hydrid I believe you must configure vsftpd to listen to other ports than 21
[22:34] <ActionParsnip> jake_: you'll need a license too as you wil need to install a full OS
 Thank you! did "type gdm" -> /usr/sbin/gdm ...will now try editing default-display-manager with it
[22:35] <ionut_> and if you already have ssh I strongly recommend using sftp since it's already included with open-ssh
[22:35] <Hydrid> ionut_:  ok lets say i configure vsftp to listen to them but isnt the online scan port see the ports open?
[22:35] <Xanavi> lol, he has 4gb, alloc 512 then, its just IE, whats he need it for, to check a site's rendering in IE?
[22:35] <skyn3t> ActionParsnip : i dont know waht to do anymore do you have any ideia how i can fix that
[22:35] <G-man> okay... i've got 9.04 installed now, and i got the nvidia x server settings to open, but it wont let me pick a resolution that is appropriate, highest i can pick is 640*480, and my 2nd monitor will not display anything I'm ready to fix this
[22:36] <ActionParsnip> skyn3t: check the readme in the extracted files
[22:36] <ActionParsnip> G-man: what is the output of: sudo lshw -C display | grep product
[22:36] <ionut_> Hydrid if there isn't a server (application) listening on those ports the online scan won't be able to list the ports as connectable
[22:37] <Hydrid> aaaaaaaaaa ok :)
[22:37] <skyn3t> --->>> reading
[22:37] <MrStein> 9.04 - I installed flashplugin-installer and also have adobe-flashplugin, but firefox still claims (on youtube for example) that I have no flash plugin. What am I missing ?
[22:37] <G-man> nthony@anthony-desktop:~$ sudo lshw -C display | grep product
[22:37] <G-man> [sudo] password for anthony:
[22:37] <G-man>        product: GeForce 9800 GT
[22:37] <ActionParsnip> MrStein: uninstall both, then install flashplugin-nonfree
[22:38] <ionut_> After you have configured vsftpd to listen on those ports as well the online scan should pick them up. You can scan yourself with nmap (very useful tool)
[22:38] <ActionParsnip> G-man: ok: sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-180
[22:38] <ionut_> MrStein open a new tab in Firefox and type in about:plugins - it should tell you which plugins are loaded
[22:38] <G-man> nvidia-glx-180 is already the newest version.
[22:39] <shawndrost> hey all, apache httpd is at 2.2.13 but only 2.2.11 is available from my apt-get sources.  are there any apt-get repos that have a more recent build?
[22:39] <MrStein> !help
[22:39] <Waseem> Hello, I have a problem with my laptop, the Ubuntu OS (one a different partition) keeps freezing at random times. My dual booting vista works fine, can anyone help?
[22:39] <ionut_> you can also click on the link
[22:39] <MrStein> !msg ubottu flash
[22:39] <MrStein> ups
[22:39] <fccf> !msgthebot | MrStein
[22:39] <osotogari> @ Waseem: What do you mean freezing?
[22:39] <Waseem> also could the network/wifi drivers being used be causing the problem? as I am not connected to the net on it and it is not freezing (but i cant tell if its ok as it may freeze any time)
[22:40] <ActionParsnip> G-man: ok then run: sudo apt-get --purge remove nvidia*; sudo apt-get --purge autoremove; sudo apt-get clean; sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[22:40] <Waseem> osotogari, I mean the image on screen freeze's and no mouse or keyboard response. I have to hold power to turn it off.
[22:40] <ActionParsnip> G-man: then reboot, then run: sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-185
[22:40] <guntbert> !latest | shawndrost
[22:41] <Waseem> I am suspecting it maybe to do with with the wifi/network drivers as its currently not freezing and I didnt connect to the internet.
[22:41] <MrStein> ActionParsnip: ubottu point me to https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/Flash, which tells to install apt:flashplugin-installer?section=universe?section=multiverse  Who is wrong?
[22:41] <ionut_> Waseem what computer do you have? My Dell Inspiron 1520 use to freeze with Jaunty
[22:41] <thiebaude> MrStein, there are different ways to install it
[22:41] <osotogari> @ Waseem: Are you running anything when it happens?
[22:41] <ActionParsnip> MrStein: i recommend the flashplugin-nonfree package
[22:41] <Waseem> ionut_, I have a packard bell laptop, i had a pervious set up with ubuntu that worked but I re-installed to this nightmare :(
[22:42] <ActionParsnip> MrStein: i personally use the tar.gz manually
[22:42] <ionut_> Waseem : Do the Caps Lock and Scroll Lock flash when it freezes
[22:42] <guntbert> shawndrost: but you can search the ppas of course :-)
[22:42] <ionut_> whcih kernel are you currently using Waseem?
[22:42] <Waseem> osotogari, Its hard to tell as it really seems random, but im suspecting its to do with connecting to the internet as its still hasnt froze and no connection to the net has been established.
[22:42] <root> hello
[22:42] <guntbert> !ppa | shawndrost
[22:42] <Waseem> ionut_, I am using, 8.04 LTS
[22:42] <osotogari> @ Waseem: Wireless?
[22:42] <Guest83465> somhwre here?
[22:42] <Waseem> osotogari, yes.
[22:43] <Guest83465> bye
[22:43] <fearthenofear> So when i'm trying to setup iptables masquerade, it says this, "You should now be NATing.  You can test this by pinging an external address from one of your internal hosts." What does this mean?
[22:43] <Waseem> osotogari, ionut_ at first I thought it was badblocks but now im guessin it may be a messed up wireless driver being assigned to my hardware.
[22:43] <G-man> action
[22:43] <Waseem> cos it froze when i used the live cd aswell, but only after i connected to the internet.
[22:44] <Waseem> but it doesnt happen instantly so i dont know if it really is the wifi.
[22:44] <ionut_> Waseem when my notebook kept freezing I installed the 2.6.30 kernel from http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v2.6.30/ and nvidia-glx 185.18.14 from http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/restricted/n/nvidia-graphics-drivers-180/
[22:44] <Fallenou> hey, how do you properly install kde4 in ubuntu ? without becoming kubuntu
[22:44] <prince_jammys> beagleburt: welcome. that should do it.
[22:44] <Fallenou> which is the right packet ?
[22:45] <ionut_> I also dropped the proprietary wireless driver for my broadcom 4311 card and installed the open source driver
[22:45] <Fallenou> i just wanna have kde4 and be able to chose it in gdm at start
[22:45] <shawndrost> guntbert thx, I don't understand any of that but I'm googling and I'll figure it out
[22:46] <osotogari> @ Fallenou: sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[22:46] <squarepegg> I have a question for anyone who might be able to help.
[22:46] <yoyoned> !ask|squarepegg:
[22:46] <Fallenou> osotogari < it won't turn my ubuntu to kubuntu ? installing the splash and kdm and stuff ?
[22:46] <osotogari> @Fallenou: Or search for that in synptic
[22:46] <Solar_Flare> o.O
[22:47] <MrStein> it works now, thanks
[22:47] <osotogari> @ Fallenou: You should be able to choose KDE from the GDM after the install
[22:47] <fccf> Fellenou: at the login screen click options>select session>kde before logging in
[22:47] <Fallenou> yea sure
[22:47] <Waseem> how can I find out what my wifi chipset is?
[22:47] <Fallenou> so it won't affect my gnome ?
[22:47] <fccf> Waseem: lspci
[22:47] <Fallenou> and my splash
[22:48] <HeckleJeckle> waseem: try finding the major minor ids
[22:48] <osotogari> @ Fallenou: No it shouldnt
[22:48] <Fallenou> and won't add anything to my gnome menu ? like kde apps ?
[22:48] <Waseem> fccf, if my ubuntu is using the wrong driver will i get a wrong output from that command?
[22:48] <HeckleJeckle> wasseem: not sure if lspci will lsit it
[22:48] <prince_jammys> Fallenou: yes, it will entries to the menus.
[22:48] <Fallenou> ok
[22:48] <prince_jammys> *add entries
[22:48] <fccf> Waseem: no, that command shows the hardware that is connected to the PCI bus
[22:48] <Fallenou> i guess i have no choice for that
[22:48] <Fallenou> thank you
[22:49] <Waseem> fccf, thanks ill try it.
[22:49] <Kuba> Hi! Which package should i install to produce simple latex documents?
[22:49] <squarepegg> I recently attempted to update my dchp-client (version 3.0) according to http://www.ubuntu.com/usn/usn-811-1.  (Why I didn't just uset he update-manager, I don't know.)  In any case, I certainly did something incorrectly because I cannot now connect to the internet.  I tried to resolve this by using the "Network" tool within the "Administration" menu -- which executes /usr/bin/network-admin -- but it returns with an error: "Yo
[22:50] <lifesengine> If I recall, there's an infamous book out there that the users in this chat unanimously conclude to be "the best" guide for new users trying to understand what ubuntu is all about (ie: terminal functions etc)
[22:50] <lifesengine> was it the one by Sobell?
[22:50] <Waseem> how can I find out what driver is being used for what hardware?
[22:50] <lifesengine> A practical guide to linux?
[22:50] <squarepegg> I tried accessing the /usr/bin/network-admin file in order to figure out what file it's unable to access, in the naive hope that I could temporarily chmod the target file until I found a better fix, but couldn't figure it out.  ..Any advice?
[22:51] <Aijse> is 9.10 a beta release?
[22:51] <osotogari> @ Waseem: run sudo lshw
[22:51] <ionut_> Aijse Alpha 5 - Released September 3rd, 2009
[22:51] <ionut_> not beta yet
[22:51] <Aijse> thnx
[22:52] <ionut_> you're welcome :)
[22:52] <Aijse> think the Amarok is gonna be alot better
[22:52] <hacknslash> popey, do u like my mini 9
[22:52] <anthony> what is proper command to run xconfig as admin
[22:52] <fccf> !+1 | Aijse
[22:52] <fccf> !karmic | Aijse
[22:53] <Aijse> Good a month I can still bear I think
[22:53] <squarepegg> I recently attempted to update my dchp-client (version 3.0) according to http://www.ubuntu.com/usn/usn-811-1.  (Why I didn't just uset he update-manager, I don't know.)  In any case, I certainly did something incorrectly because I cannot now connect to the internet.  I tried to resolve this by using
[22:53] <xover> what do i use for remotely connecting to another linux machine for viewing a users desktop?
[22:53] <squarepegg> I cannot connect to the internet, after attempting to update vulnerable dchp-client version 3.0.  The "Network" tool within the "Administration" menu -- which executes /usr/bin/network-admin -- returns with an error: "You are not allowed to access the system configuration".  What file is it trying to access?  How do I fix this?
[22:53] <Aijse> xover , VNC?
[22:54] <ionut_> personally I won't change to Karmic since I like pidgin more than empathy (I don't wnat to start a empathy vs pidgin discussion here), but I will upgrade my kernel and nvidia drivers from time to time
[22:54] <Solar_Flare> Is there a way to keep the Janitor from deleting my truecrypt packages?
[22:54] <Aijse> xover, ubuntu has the Remote Desktop Viewer
[22:54] <ionut_> xover VNC (Server and Viewer)
[22:54] <Guest71307> wow the guy that was helping me isn't here anymore
[22:54] <Guest71307> thats happened to me like eight times
[22:54] <lifesengine> ionut: is karmic just a completely revamped ubuntu?
[22:54] <Bluey> hey gman
[22:54] <G-man> hey
[22:55] <Aijse> lifesengine, no it ll just have updated apps
[22:55] <danbhfive1> ionut_: pidgin will be supported in karmic
[22:55] <Aijse> lifesengine, and therefore be more fancy and less stable
[22:55] <Casandrax> ionut_: Empathy is back online, that discussion is not required ;)
[22:55] <G-man> okay... well i redid apt-get install nvidia-glx-180
[22:55] <xover> what is the remote desktop viewer? which protocol does that use
[22:55] <G-man> i have that now, i cant open xserver
[22:56] <xover> VNC is too unstable for me
[22:56] <Waseem> "There are known issues with the RaLink RT2561/RT61 driver (rt61pci) that causes hard lockups on hardy 8.04.1 for some people."
[22:56] <osotogari> @ xover: what are you remoting on to?
[22:56] <Waseem> OMG I hope thats my fix!
[22:56] <xover> to another linux machine
[22:56] <xover> I want to see the desktop as is
[22:56] <lstarnes> Waseem: I haven't had any issues with that driver
[22:56] <xover> other than vnc what are my optionso pleaese?
[22:57] <Waseem> lstarnes, yes its apparently a problem for some but works with others.
[22:57] <Aijse> xover, you could use ssh
[22:57] <ionut_> xover why din;t you use ssh. Anyway VNC works really well for me. I use TightVNC client in WINE
[22:57] <Waseem> lstarnes, like i said it worked well in a set up i had before but on reisntall its been a nightmare.
[22:57] <osotogari> @ xover: x forwarding over ssh
[22:57] <G-man> how can i get NVIDIA X Server Settings to work properly
[22:57] <Waseem> now the only problem is how to install the new driver without having access to the net.
[22:57] <Bluey> gman what are you trying to do?
[22:57] <Waseem> anyone offer any help?
[22:57] <osotogari> run it as sudo G-man
[22:57] <G-man> what is the cmd
[22:58] <xover> I cant X forward an entire desktop can I????
[22:58] <ionut_> nvidia-settings?
[22:58] <osotogari> sudo nvidia-settings
[22:58] <lstarnes> xover: no
[22:58] <xover> SSH? what? I need to see the entire desktop!!!!~
[22:58] <G-man> ou do not appear to be using the NVIDIA X driver. Please edit your X configuration file (just run `nvidia-xconfig` as root), and restart the X server.
[22:58] <lstarnes> xover: then you need vnc
[22:58] <BlackDalek> what happened to the lyrics tab in Rhythmbox? it's vanished.. why?
[22:58] <fccf> Waseem: did you install using an ubuntu 8.04.1 disk or the newest 8.04.3 which might have some fixes incorporated
[22:58] <lstarnes> xover: or maybe rdp, but I think vnc has better support
[22:59] <ionut_> xover can you explain what problems you had with VNC?
[22:59] <lstarnes> xover: I have also heard of freenx, but I haven't tried it
[22:59] <Waseem> fccf, i used 8.04.3
[22:59] <Casandrax> ionut_: ssh -XC -l Username Hostname:Port (Then start the graphical applications )
[22:59] <shawndrost> hey all, apache httpd is at 2.2.13 but only 2.2.11 is available from my apt-get sources, including backports.  are there any apt-get repos (maybe a ppa) that have a more recent build?
[22:59] <fccf> Waseem: just checking
[22:59] <squarepegg> not my lucky day i guess
[22:59] <G-man> It is still not letting me open
[22:59] <Waseem> fccf, no worries, its relieving to know im not alone :)
[23:00] <G-man> i typed sudo nvidia-settings, as well as sudo nvidia-xconfig
[23:00] <G-man> to no avail
[23:00] <osotogari> @G-man: are you utilising the nvidia driver?
[23:00] <mengu_> hi everyone. i'm having issues for flash on firefox.
[23:00] <G-man> no
[23:01] <mengu_> why would this happen?
[23:01] <danbhfive1> shawndrost: software typically only gets updated with the bi-yearly releases
[23:01] <G-man> it says taht im not, but when i got to hardware devices, its not in the list
[23:01] <Bluey> mengu - 32 or 64 bit platform?
[23:01] <losher> shawndrost: if google doesn't turn up any repos, the answer is no. You would need to download the unix source from the web site & compile & install it yourself. This could be range in difficulty from utterly trivial to completely impossible, depending on your experience and what shape the source code is in...
[23:01] <Casandrax> Waseem: modem port/remote dialup ?
[23:01] <G-man> hardware drivers* sorry
[23:02] <xover> ionut_: problems include windows freezing, lack of ability to use shift key for multiple selections.
[23:02] <Waseem> Casandrax, not sure what your asking, but I use wifi to connect to the internet with the laptop.
[23:02] <mengu_> Bluey: 32bit and ubuntu 9.04
[23:02] <xover> random disconnects
[23:02] <unr3a1> hey all
[23:02] <BlackDalek> what happened to the lyrics tab in Rhythmbox? it's vanished.. why?
[23:02] <osotogari> @G-man: Did you install the nvidia driver?
[23:02] <unr3a1> what file is it in Ubuntu that controls the hostname and DNS settings?
[23:02] <Casandrax> Waseem: Then its not advanced enough. Buy a new one
[23:02] <Waseem> Casandrax, err what?
[23:02] <ionut_> xover try TightVNC client in WINE
[23:02] <danbhfive1> unr3a1: hosts?
[23:02] <Bluey> mengu -- I have had some issues with flash but I run 64 bit - sometimes closing and re-opening ff will fix the problem - or you can try the "windows magic trick" -
[23:02] <G-man> yes i typed sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-180
[23:02] <G-man> i downloaded that already
[23:03] <unr3a1> danbhfive1, yea
[23:03] <osotogari> @unr3a1: /etc/hosts
[23:03] <guntbert> Casandrax: please stay helpful
[23:03] <unr3a1> kk
[23:03] <unr3a1> ty
[23:03] <losher> Bluey: the windows magic trick?
[23:03] <Bluey> losher -- logoff/log back in
[23:03] <Casandrax> Waseem: I thought you wanted to bring downed boxes to life with modem callbacks. Just get a new wireless router then
[23:03] <Michalxo> BlackDalek, well.. tehre is only a window :-/ no tab
[23:03] <losher> Bluey: oh, right...
[23:03] <osotogari> Why not use the restricted drivers dialog?
[23:03] <Bluey> the fixes a multitude of problems sometimes
[23:03] <Waseem> Casandrax, I think you have me confused with someone else's request.
[23:04] <G-man> how do i install the driver?
[23:04] <Bluey> losher and it really costs nothing....
[23:04] <Casandrax> Waseem: No
[23:04] <osotogari> System > Administraton > Restricted Drivers
[23:04] <archman> i have a problem, i'm using xfce on jaunty, and now my screen goes black after 20secs. wtf?
[23:04] <ceil420> $ gnome-terminal
[23:04] <ceil420> Failed to contact the GConf daemon; exiting.
[23:04] <ceil420> ^ how do i fix that?
[23:04] <unr3a1> I am trying to remember
[23:05] <ceil420> (xterm is hideous and weak)
[23:05] <BlackDalek> Michalxo, there used to be a tab for lryics when you viewed properties of a song in Rhythmbox - now it is gone
[23:05] <Casandrax> Waseem: Youll see this later on when you get to work on a bit bigger systems. Have fun!
[23:05] <G-man> i dont have a restricted drivers tab
[23:05] <G-man> under system/admin
[23:05] <Waseem> Casandrax, you have me mixed up with someone else.
[23:05] <Casandrax> Waseem: Youbot
[23:05] <Bluey> gman - I've had little luck trying to set the nvidia x server settings
[23:06] <archman> is there a xfce support channel?
[23:06] <unr3a1> osotogari, danbhfive1, there was a way that I was able to set ubuntu to automatically over write my hosts file so I could always have custom dns servers setup.  but I do not remember how I did it, as it was quite a while ago.  do either of you know?
[23:06] <Waseem> Casandrax, I have a laptop which keeps freezing with ubuntu..
[23:06] <Circs> Can some recommend a partition manager that is not gparted, it does not work on my system
[23:06] <Waseem> and im trying to fix that.
[23:06] <Michalxo> BlackDalek, well.. go to View -> Song lyrics  // ctrl + L
[23:06] <ActionParsnip> Circs: fdisk, cfdisk
[23:06] <Casandrax> Waseem: PCMCIA card ?
[23:06] <losher> Circs: fdisk is probably your next best choice...
[23:06] <G-man> maybe i should just uninstall/reinstall xubuntu?
[23:06] <danbhfive1> unr3a1: I think hosts is the wrong place for DNS servers
[23:06] <SilAmeth> can someone tell me where to individually download packes from?
[23:06] <G-man> i remember it working with xubuntu
[23:06] <osotogari> @ unr3a1: no idea dude, but id be interested to know how as well
[23:06] <wcGary83> I am having the same trouble with Xserver resolution!
[23:07] <Waseem> Casandrax, sorry i dont think your a real person, you dont seem to be making any sense to me.
[23:07] <Casandrax> Waseem: Get an usb wireless adapter that works with linux
[23:07] <Bluey> gman - does gnome come up?
[23:07] <BlackDalek> Michalxo, that option no longer exists either.. it is greyed out now.
[23:07] <Aijse1> SilAmeth, you could use Synaptic
[23:07] <G-man> what do you mean does it come up
[23:07] <wcGary83> It will just not save the settings upon restart!
[23:07] <shawndrost> danbhfive1 losher thanks
[23:07] <G-man> where do i click gnome at?
[23:07] <Bluey> gman - do you get a login screen?
[23:07] <SilAmeth> have to get for a computer that is offline
[23:07] <G-man> Yes
[23:07] <mengu_> so any other recommendations for my flash problem?
[23:07] <mengu_> i cannot watch youtube, cannot read scribd.
[23:07] <G-man> the resolution was actually decent, when i typed username/password
[23:08] <danbhfive1> unr3a1: I thought resolv.conf was the place for that.  The only thing I know is how to setup DNS caching on a PC
[23:08] <G-man> but when i log in , it gets gigantic
[23:08] <ceil420> whenever i try to run gnome-terminal, i get the error message "Failed to contact the GConf daemon; exiting.". How do I fix this?
[23:08] <osotogari> If I have a box here on my network running ubuntu can I block it accessing the interenet?
[23:08] <SilAmeth> tried synaptic but does not say where it downloaded to
[23:08] <Bluey> gman -- okay hang on privite message ok?
[23:08] <G-man> okay
[23:08] <losher> unr3a1: do you mean overwrite /etc/resolv.conf. That's usually how dhcp manages dns service...
[23:08] <G-man> thank you so much
[23:08] <ActionParsnip> mengu_: uninstal all flash plugins, nicluding gnash and swfdec
[23:08] <unr3a1> danbhfive1, osotogari, maybe not.  I had the ubuntu install on my old hard drive setup that way, because a router I frequently connect to has a default domain resolution setting of www.search.net which is a very annoying malware site.
[23:08] <Michalxo> BlackDalek, well.. it works for me in KArmic, latest updates
[23:08] <unr3a1> losher, yes... I want to overwrite the resolv.conf at every startup
[23:09] <Casandrax> Waseem: Im sorry, i think we began at different levels of thought. Me thinking you wanted ISP stuff and you misinterpreted my replies. USB will be much better as PCMCIA is going away and you can move the usb thing to newer computers etc.
[23:09] <unr3a1> with a custom one.
[23:09] <Michalxo> BlackDalek, try googling a bit.. maybe you'll get some hits
[23:09] <mgv1> hello, how can i install graphic driver so the picture will be much better?
[23:09] <losher> unr3a1: are you using dhcp?
[23:09] <unr3a1> yes
[23:09] <SilAmeth> Aijsel did you catch that
[23:09] <rubyiris> hello, I'm having problems with running the ubuntu trial from the cd. I'm trying to dual-boot to a laptop. I read some thing about users having no problems using the desktop os with laptop computers
[23:09] <rubyiris> can someone help?
[23:09] <archman> anyone? i need some help!
[23:09] <unr3a1> losher, yes, I use DHCP, but I want to overwrite specifically the DNS settings of the resolv.conf file
[23:10] <unr3a1> losher, it was some startup thing I did.
[23:10] <Waseem> Casandrax, I see, I understand what your saying now. However I have had the wifi adaptor work before and would like to attempt to fix it before purchasing a wifi usb adaptor.
[23:10] <Aijse1> SilAmeth, I did but im afraid I don't have a clue how to do it without internet connection
[23:10] <mengu_> ActionParsnip: and then?
[23:10] <unr3a1> losher, so that every time I booted up, the resolv.conf and /etc/hosts got overwritten with customized files.
[23:10] <ActionParsnip> mengu_: run: sudo apt-get clean; sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[23:10] <SilAmeth> archman
[23:10] <SilAmeth> could you help please
[23:11] <unr3a1> well, by overwriting the resolv.conf file, it automatically adjusts the hosts file if I am remembering correctly.
[23:11] <osotogari> @ unr3a1:  you could write a script to do it
[23:11] <archman> SilAmeth, LOL
[23:11] <xover> has anyone used freenx before?
[23:11] <unr3a1> osotogari, yea, but I do not remember the script or where it would be in the old filesystem
[23:11] <xover> i keep getting authentication failed
[23:11] <archman> SilAmeth, can you help ?:D
[23:11] <unr3a1> if I could find it, I could just copy it over
[23:11] <Waseem> btw what is the linux kernal?
[23:11] <mengu_> ActionParsnip: i searched for flash on package manager. only swfdec-mozilla and libswfdec-0.8.0 is installed
[23:11] <mengu_> ActionParsnip: i'm removing them and doing what you've said.
[23:12] <unr3a1> osotogari, where would I have to put a script like that?
[23:12] <ctmjr> !kernel | Waseem
[23:12] <archman> how to see what i last updated via synaptics?
[23:12] <SilAmeth> I am trying to download a couple of packages to put on a comp that has no internet connection
[23:12] <Aijse1> SilAmeth, https://help.ubuntu.com/8.04/add-applications/C/offline.html
[23:12] <tokam1> Hi I want to install ubuntu here, is it possible to tell ubuntu to install grub on sda1 and root on sda4? sda4 hasn't the id 83 it has id  5 (extended partition) would it work? home should be sda5
[23:12] <tokam1> swap is sda2 can i tell this all to ubuntu, or have i to rewrite the fstab?
[23:12] <Casandrax> Waseem: Check the messages / syslog and see if there are troubles. Gather as much info/fact as you can and talk to someone with knowledge. If knowledge and you feels its a bug then file a bug report, possibly to the kernel mailinglists. Cant help you more then this atm.
[23:12] <kahen> Waseem: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KERNAL
[23:12] <ActionParsnip> mengu_: uninstall that and install the nonfree
[23:12] <tokam1> I come from gentoo, I don't know how to install linux from gui :D
[23:12] <mgv1> hello, how can i install graphic driver so the picture will be much better?
[23:12] <Waseem> thanks everyone.
[23:13] <Casandrax> Np
[23:13] <mengu_> ActionParsnip: i got
[23:13] <ActionParsnip> tokam1: then use alternative cd
[23:13] <mengu_> E: Could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (11 Resource temporarily unavailable)
[23:13] <mengu_> E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), is another process using it?
[23:13] <unr3a1> osotogari, do you know?
[23:13] <mengu_> lol
[23:13] <ActionParsnip> mengu_: you need to close synaptic
[23:13] <mengu_> i closed the package manager
[23:13] <tokam1> ActionParsnip: can't I use the normal cd?
[23:13] <ActionParsnip> mengu_: hilarious
[23:13] <tokam1> ActionParsnip: what's the diffeence on the alternative cd
[23:13] <Waseem> how can someone update the kernal? and how can i not update it when updating stuff?
[23:13] <ActionParsnip> tokam1: if you want, both are ok
[23:13] <osotogari> @ unr3a1: hmmm, ineresting. maybe have a read of this http://www.linux-noob.com/forums/index.php?/topic/1775-resolv-conf-is-overwritten-on-reboot/
[23:13] <losher> unr3a1: I think it's supposed to be done via an /etc/dhcp3/dhclient-exit-hooks script. See man dhclient-script
[23:13] <Bluey> action the alternative cd is a text based install
[23:13] <GuidMorrow> are you sure these viruses/spyware won't infect linux/unix
[23:14] <Bluey> action for machines that hover about 256 meg of ram
[23:14] <mgv1> hello, how can i install graphic driver so the picture will be much better?
[23:14] <ActionParsnip> tokam1: desktop lets you try it live, the alternate just installs in in a text environment
[23:14] <Casandrax> GuidMorrow: Yes'
[23:14] <unr3a1> alright
[23:14] <ActionParsnip> mengu_: you cannot have synaptic open AND use apt-get
[23:14] <ctmjr> mgv1: what graphic card?
[23:14] <GuidMorrow> well for one thing, how did someone get my email address
[23:14] <mengu_> thanks, i just got that :P
[23:15] <tokam1> ActionParsnip: can i write the config files my self there?
[23:15] <tokam1> the grub.conf and so on..
[23:15] <losher> GuidMorrow: I asked you to paste the email + headers. Did you ever do that?
[23:15] <osotogari> @ unr3a1: is that something like you were looking for?
[23:15] <mgv1> ctmjr: i don't know this is an portable pc
[23:15] <ActionParsnip> tokam1: config files for what?
[23:15] <GuidMorrow> whose email
[23:16] <Casandrax> GuidMorrow: Spamgatherers, or your friends windows computer was infected with an email harvester "virus"-
[23:16] <Waseem> hey guys is each version of ubuntu using an updated kernal?
[23:16] <Waseem> or a new kernal
[23:16] <Casandrax> yes, mostly
[23:16] <losher> GuidMorrow: wasn't it you who said you'd received an email threatening to infect your machine?
[23:16] <Waseem> so if i was to be using one and said "i updated the kernal" would that mean i updated my ubuntu OS?
[23:16] <unr3a1> osotogari, well, that keeps it from being overwritten, and that works for the resolv.conf file, but I if I remember correctly, the /etc/hosts file still gets overwritten by the DHCP server, which would still effect the local loopback to look at www.search.net
[23:16] <ActionParsnip> Waseem: they use a different revision of the kernel
[23:16] <unr3a1> osotogari, that is similar though, yes, it is a setting in a file somewhere
[23:16] <ctmjr> mgv1: type this in a terminal lspci | grep -i vga
[23:16] <unr3a1> you know what...
[23:16] <Casandrax> losher: I think it was.
[23:17] <ActionParsnip> Waseem: the kernel is what makes ubuntu, linux. the kernel IS linux, the stuff around it is the distribution
[23:17] <unr3a1> I think it has something to do with what losher pointed to... dhcp3
[23:17] <ActionParsnip> Waseem: mandriva uses the same linux kernel, just has different apps around it
[23:17] <Casandrax> ActionParsnip: glibc and gcc etc etc is equally important.
[23:17] <Waseem> i see, i dont quite understand but hopefully i will eventually.
[23:18] <BlackDalek> My rhythmbox lyrics plugin seems to be broken.. Also, I've noticed the "jump to playing song" option has also been greyed out.
[23:18] <osotogari> unr3a1: so you dont want your hosts file to be over written?
[23:18] <mgv1> ctmjr: 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 945GM/GMS, 943/940GML Express Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 03)
[23:18] <GuidMorrow> there is a windows machine on this wireless network, I just scanned it for spyware, now why would it still be keylogging stuff
[23:18] <losher> Casandrax: funny how he seems to disappear whenever you ask for details...
[23:18] <unr3a1> thats it.....
[23:18] <osotogari> unr3a1: try this thread http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=372420
[23:18] <unr3a1> osotogari, losher, its the dhclient.conf file in /etc/dhcp3
[23:18] <GuidMorrow> personally nobody should be asking for details unless ...
[23:19] <ctmjr> mgv1: and what ubuntu are you using
[23:19] <GuidMorrow> YOU'RE A SPAMMER!
[23:19] <unr3a1> osotogari, losher, now i remember.  you change the settings in that to pull the DHCP server for certain information, but then generate its own for other settings such as DNS, and local loopback.
[23:19] <losher> GuidMorrow: let's just be careful who's calling whom a spammer, ok?
[23:19] <Casandrax> losher: they are unable, they are different those softers. not utilizing their brains.
[23:19] <osotogari> @ unr3al: excellent stuff.
[23:19] <Casandrax> ;)
[23:20] <LjL> GuidMorrow: or a troll
[23:20] <unr3a1> osotogari, losher, thank you both.
[23:20] <jiffe> is it possible to upgrade 8.04 to 9.04?
[23:20] <losher> unr3a1: there's a supersede option you can use in dhclient.conf, presumably it will override the dns setting...
[23:20] <unr3a1> osotogari, losher, thats awesome.  now I dont have to worry about www.search.net anymore... YAY
[23:20] <unr3a1> losher, yea, I just need to copy the dhclient.conf file from my old ubuntu filesystem
[23:20] <cognitiaclaeves> I get a dialog that 'authentication required by wireless network' ... how do I make it remember the password I have set?
[23:20] <osotogari> @ unr3al: thats cool. Well done :)
[23:20] <losher> jiffe: you can. It's barely worth it, in my opinion...
[23:21] <unr3a1> losher, I dont have to actually change anything.  just overwrite my current file.
[23:21] <mgv1> ctmjr: 9.04 :-)
[23:21] <GuidMorrow> I had run malwarebytes, spybot, and windows defender and they didn't find anything keylogger
[23:21] <ActionParsnip> jiffe: you will need to upgrade to 8.10 first
[23:21] <GuidMorrow> should I have run something else on that windows box
[23:21] <leonardo> have adobe reader for 64bits
[23:21] <jiffe> how do you choose what to upgrade to?
[23:21] <jiffe> this is on server so no gui
[23:21] <ldlework> Ubuntu sucks! Windows for life! Microsoft owns you all!
[23:21] <unr3a1> osotogari, yes, its awesome, and i thank you for your help.  of course, I just realized that this conf file does not run at startup, it runs when dhclient pulls DHCP for info.
[23:21] <Circs> I cannot partition my MicroSDHC card with fdisk or gparted please help me
[23:21] <Aijse1> GuidMorrow, yes a windows eraser
[23:21] <GuidMorrow> LOL WINDOWS USER
[23:21] <losher> unr3a1: I'd like to see your dhclient.conf to see how it's done. Wanna paste it?
[23:21] <guntbert> GuidMorrow: this is the ubuntu support channel, please take your windows questions elswhere
[23:21] <ldlework> ^.^
[23:21] <unr3a1> losher absolutely.
[23:22] <ActionParsnip> !upgrade | jiffe
[23:22] <unr3a1> losher, one sec
[23:22] <G-man> !ban idlework
[23:22] <fbc-mx> How do I get my nautilus to run again? My nautilus stopped working, so I opened a terminal window and type nautilus and got it back, but when I close the terminal window  nautilus disappears too. How do I get it to stay?
[23:22] <ldlework> Lol
[23:22] <ActionParsnip> jiffe: there is a server upgrade method outlayd too
[23:22] <ldlework> Wow you'd ban me for that?
[23:22] <ctmjr> !intel | mgv1
[23:22] <ldlework> Harsh.
[23:22] <wcGary83> Bluey: do you know much about Xorg configurations?
[23:22] <mengu_> ActionParsnip: thank you. that worked :)
[23:22] <osotogari> unr3a1: Its good to know thats how it works, i didnt even know you could do that before. ha!
[23:22] <ActionParsnip> mengu_: you cvant have multiple flash plugins
[23:22] <GuidMorrow> I personally wanted to install Windows 7 Home Premium
[23:22] <rubyiris> hello, can someone help me please?
[23:23] <mgv1> ctmjr: so there isn't a simple driver?
[23:23] <GuidMorrow> but I can't with all these viruses running loose
[23:23] <erUSUL> !ask | rubyiris
[23:23] <ActionParsnip> mengu_: or they figth and get nothing
[23:23] <rubyiris> I
[23:23] <guntbert> GuidMorrow: please stop that
[23:23] <mengu_> lol
[23:23] <mengu_> however, i didn't install anything for flash :)
[23:23] <GuidMorrow> ... ?
[23:23] <fbc-mx> ActionParsnip, You have helped me before.  Could you take a look at my problem?  It's an easy fix, I just can't remember the command for the life of me.
[23:23] <ActionParsnip> mengu_: well swdec mozilla is a flash plugin
[23:24] <guntbert> !ot > GuidMorrow
[23:24] <ActionParsnip> fbc-mx: sup
[23:24] <Strife89> Hello all, I have a serious problem. On occasion, when I put Ubuntu into Suspend mode on my Toshiba Satellite L305D-S5097, the laptop refuses to fully come out of Suspend. The CD drive and the fans spin up, but that's it. The screen and the hard drives show no activity, and I have to resort to hard resetting my laptop.
[23:24] <fbc-mx> ActionParsnip, How do I get my nautilus to run again? My nautilus stopped working, so I opened a terminal window and type nautilus and got it back, but when I close the terminal window  nautilus disappears too. How do I get it to stay?
[23:24] <rubyiris> I'm having problems installing, or even just using the trial version of ubuntu from an iso i created. I'm using the most current desktop version of ubuntu on a laptop, which some aquaintences of mine haven't had any problems with.
[23:24] <ActionParsnip> fbc-mx: press alt+f2 and use that
[23:24] <unr3a1> losher, osotogari, http://pastebin.com/m4a77995e
[23:24] <assumedalive> Strife89: probably a kernel bug, better report it to the kernel devs
[23:25] <fbc-mx> ActionParsnip, ahh that easy huh
[23:25] <VCoolio> fbc-mx: nautilus &   to run in background
[23:25] <Strife89> Here is the issue at hand: the Suspend problem has happened again, but this time, the same symptoms occur when I try to boot my laptop.
[23:25] <rubyiris> i get to where it asks me what language to use, and what option to select
[23:25] <losher> jiffe: on a server, I would stick to 8.04 LTS. It's supported which means it still gets security fixes etc. but no new features. This makes is very stable & reliable, just what you want on a server. Upgrading for no reason is pointless...
[23:25] <Themi> Just did an installon Ubuntu 9.04 and have an Nvidia Graphics card. How do I make two monitors work on Ubuntu
[23:25] <unr3a1> losher, osotogari, take note of lines 19 and 20.  I tell the dhclient to force those settings
[23:25] <guntbert> rubyiris: did you check if the iso was good before burning?
[23:25] <cognitiaclaeves> How can I see what nameservers are in use?
[23:25] <assumedalive> Strife89: explain what happens when you try and boot up
[23:25] <ctmjr> mgv1: i am not too upto date on intel drivers read the link the bot sent you or ask your question again include as much info as you can someone in here might be able to hep you
[23:25] <rubyiris> how do i do that?
[23:25] <ActionParsnip> Themi: whaty is the output of: sudo lshw -C display | grep product
[23:25] <losher> unr3a1: excellent, I see it...
[23:25] <Casandrax> GuidMorrow: Maybe someone was taking a peak at your HD contents :) -> http://seclists.org/bugtraq/2009/Sep/0034.html (bork bork broken win dos)
[23:26] <guntbert> !md5 | rubyiris that is the way
[23:26] <Themi> I am a newbie... Can you please elaborate - help me through the entire process?
[23:26] <mgv1> ctmjr: ok, see you
[23:26] <Strife89> assumedalive: The fans whir and the CD drive spins up, but that's all. The screen doesn't turn on (not even the backlight) and the hard drive shows no activity.
[23:26] <ActionParsnip> Themi: its a terminal command
[23:26] <ActionParsnip> !terminal | Themi
[23:26] <assumedalive> Strife89: if it does that after a cold boot that's definitely a hardware issue and nothing to do with ubuntu
[23:26] <unr3a1> losher, osotogari, then the subsequent lines request all the info that is listed from the DHCP server and only that info.  so my DNS server is always set to OpenDNS and my domain name is always home.net.
[23:26] <osotogari> @ unr3a1: thanks for that
[23:26] <Themi> I have the terminal open
[23:27] <Strife89> assumedalive: This has happened once before, but it cleared itself up and booted normally after three tries.
[23:27] <ActionParsnip> Themi: paste the command in and press enter
[23:27] <ActionParsnip> Themi: whats it say?
[23:27] <Strife89> assumedalive: My question is whether Ubuntu might have a conflict with my BIOS.
[23:27] <Themi> which command actionparsnip?
[23:27] <unr3a1> that way when I am at work, connected to the SMC router that the tier 3 employees can use to get online with personal laptops, my local loopback doesnt get set to www.search.net.
[23:27] <ActionParsnip> Themi: scroll up
[23:27] <G-man> how do i install my nvidia-glx-180 driver?
[23:27] <assumedalive> Strife89: its possible actually, have you tested suspend with windows?
[23:27] <ActionParsnip> Themi: sudo lshw -C display | grep product
[23:28] <rubyiris> i dont think its the iso.. let me type out the errors i get. hold on.
[23:28] <ActionParsnip> G-man: sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-180
[23:28] <unr3a1> losher, osotogari, good times, no?
[23:28] <Themi> GeForce9800 GTX+
[23:28] <ActionParsnip> Themi: ok great :D
[23:28] <osotogari> @ unr3al: good craic alright
[23:28] <unr3a1> losher, osotogari, thank you both for the help.  you guys really helped me remember what I did last time.  :)
[23:29] <ActionParsnip> Themi: and what is the output of: lsb_release -c
[23:29] <unr3a1> osotogari, craic?
[23:29] <guntbert> rubyiris: you can make a check from the CD menu too, but please check the iso first
[23:29] <rubyiris> i get error 2.949971 pci 000 03 00.0 : unsupported PM cap regs version (7)
[23:29] <Themi> Codename Jaunty
[23:29] <ActionParsnip> Themi: perfect, doing well
[23:29] <wcGary83> Why does my computer freeze when I shut down or restart gdm? (it must be related to x server)
[23:29] <rubyiris> i get a second erorr, but it goes to the next screen too quickly for me to type it out
[23:29] <osotogari> @ unr3a1: irish word for fun
[23:29] <guntbert> !who | rubyiris please check the iso
[23:29] <Casandrax> losher: Yep, a windows-only guy that was *snickers*
[23:30] <unr3a1> osotogari, ah... well, thank you again
[23:30] <ActionParsnip> Themi: sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-180
[23:30] <unr3a1> losher, thank you again
[23:30] <rubyiris> I don't think the isothe problem. it's stating that its having problems with my hardware
[23:30] <Strife1989> assumedalive: Cue power failure.
[23:30] <Themi> nvidia-glx-180 is already the newest version.
[23:31] <guntbert> rubyiris: don't assume, check - thats not so hard is it?
[23:31] <assumedalive> Strife1989: lol, you on battery or some shit now?
[23:31] <ActionParsnip> Themi: ok then run: gksudo nvidia-settings
[23:31] <Themi> nvidia-glx-180 is already the newest version.
[23:31] <Themi> 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
[23:31] <losher> Casandrax: sometimes they come here because it's the only place that responds. Like the old joke about looking for your contact lense under the streelight even though you lost it somewhere else. Because the light it some much better under the streelight...
[23:31] <ActionParsnip> Themi: does it say "no nvidia driver loaded" or similar?
[23:31] <Aijse1> Good night, let tomorrow be a day full off ...
[23:31] <Themi> no, it is working
[23:31] <Strife1989> assumedalive: No, it was a brownout, and I'm on a desktop at the moment.
[23:31] <rubyiris> ly, it looks like it is hard. i checked the links, and that's definitely not simple to check..
[23:32] <ActionParsnip> Themi: no error messages?
[23:32] <Themi> no
[23:32] <assumedalive> Strife1989: ah ok, well anyway, yeah, test with windows, if the same shit happens its a hardware issue, if its a ubuntu specific thing better report it to the kernel devs
[23:32] <Strife1989> assumedalive: I finally got my laptop to boot by removing the battery and waiting for a bit, then putting it back.
[23:32] <toyo|desk> is there a way to get Adobe flash in ubuntu 9.04 64bit to work with pulseaudio?
[23:32] <guntbert> !ohmy | assumedalive
[23:32] <Strife1989> assumedalive: The Suspen issue has never happened with Windows.
[23:32] <ActionParsnip> Themi: then you can click display configuration and setup your displays
[23:33] <Strife1989> assumedalive: And I've put Windows on Standby _a lot_.
[23:33] <aleron6> can someone help me by pm installing a driver
[23:33] <Themi> MY one monitor is disabled?!!?
[23:33] <Casandrax> losher: Yeah, im always taking it cool with them for quite some time, because lets face it. Skilled people is what we want.
[23:33] <Themi> How do I enable it?
[23:33] <guntbert> !pm | aleron6
[23:33] <quinten> hi, can anyone tell me the best way to disable cpu frequency scaling?
[23:33] <ActionParsnip> Themi: yuo can now enable it
[23:33] <Themi> howe?
[23:33] <rubyiris> i have absolutely no experience with command line. how do i check the iso without command line?
[23:33] <assumedalive> Strife1989: get any error messages at all on the console after suspend/resume?
[23:33] <osotogari> If I have a box here on my network running ubuntu can I block it accessing the internet?
[23:33] <quinten> would disabling the powernowd be a good way to do it? this is on a desktop---actually a media server
[23:34] <Casandrax> losher: Eventually theyll see the benefits of using other systems, such as linux.
[23:34] <Themi> how?
[23:34] <Strife1989> assumedalive: I see them, but I'm hard pressed to remember them.
[23:34] <gandhi> finally
[23:34] <ActionParsnip> Themi: click the disabled monitor square and then you will see some form of enable option
[23:34] <gandhi> i have ubuntu set up the way i want
[23:34] <losher> rubyiris: we can walk you thru the command line stuff. It's not so hard. Got the CD inserted?
[23:34] <Strife1989> assumedalive: However, I see similar messaged on bootup to Ubuntu.
[23:34] <ActionParsnip> Themi: yuo may need to click detect displays a few times
[23:34] <guntbert> rubyiris: in what system did you burn that iso?
[23:34] <Strife1989> s/messaged/messages
[23:34] <toyo|desk> if anyone knows how to make flash work with pulseaudio please let me know
[23:34] <unr3a1> just one other question
[23:34] <assumedalive> Strife1989: hmm, be worth finding out what they say or nobody will have any idea what your problem is
[23:34] <unr3a1> what is the program to launch the file browser?
[23:34] <gandhi> i just wish i could let nautilus draw icons and stuff on my desktop and still use compiz for the desktop backgrounds
[23:35] <Themi> Seperate X Screen or Twin view?
[23:35] <rubyiris> i burned it using nero on a xp machine.
[23:35] <ActionParsnip> Themi: its all there for you, that one app will set you up nicely. nvidia cards are awesome in linux (and for that fact, any OS)
[23:35] <gandhi> guess you can't have both though
[23:35] <assumedalive> Strife1989: also disclaimer: im pretty wasted atm so my help might not be that useful
[23:35] <ActionParsnip> Themi: whatever suits your needs
[23:35] <Strife1989> assumedalive: I'll try to have a camera ready next time I use it.
[23:35] <quinten> unr3a1: nautilus is the traditional one. lots of options though
[23:35] <unr3a1> ah
[23:35] <unr3a1> thank you
[23:35] <quinten> unr3a1: safe to say that nautilus is likely installed
[23:35] <Themi> IS twin view basicvaly where you have 2 screens and it is showing u the same thing?
[23:35] <ActionParsnip> gandhi: you can have desktop icons if you dont mind the same wallpaper on each side
[23:35] <guntbert> rubyiris: if you talk to someone please put the nick in front, so we get alerted
[23:35] <ActionParsnip> Themi: yes
[23:36] <gandhi> ActionParsnip, i know that
[23:36] <osotogari> @ ActionParsnip: Rocking an nvidia here, its rock solid, except for that annoying flicker once in a while
[23:36] <gandhi> but i want different wallpapers and icons
[23:36] <ActionParsnip> osotogari: no problem here tbh
[23:36] <gandhi> and the tuts i saw, the patches they had up are gone now
[23:36] <aleron6> well i located   the drivers for my video card i just need someonre to help me heres the link that says my video card is supported http://intellinuxgraphics.org/documentation.html  its an 82815 Chipset Graphics Controller short named 815
[23:36] <osotogari> Only when running compiz is when i get the flicker
[23:36] <Themi> SEperate X then just spreads out the sreen accross two monitors I assume?!?!
[23:36] <unr3a1> osotogari, alright, I am rebooting so I can see how dhclient.conf works for me... :)
[23:36] <unr3a1> brb
[23:36] <osotogari> Good look
[23:36] <osotogari> *luck
[23:37] <ActionParsnip> Themi: i suggest you play to find out, you'll learn better
[23:37] <guntbert> rubyiris: md5 checker exist for windows too - see the links in
[23:37] <rubyiris> guntbert: The chat is very large, and moves very fast. Not to be rude, but this would be infinitelyeasier for me if someone would be willing to talk to me in 1 on 1 chat.
[23:37] <Themi> thanxs bro, ;>)
[23:37] <assumedalive> Themi: twinview is basically nvidia's proprietary dual monitor solution, you can duplicate or set side by side or whatever, its actually very good
[23:37] <guntbert> !md5 | rubyiris
[23:37] <guntbert> !pm | rubyiris
[23:37] <ActionParsnip> aleron6: some have good results with this in jaunty: http://webupd8.blogspot.com/2009/05/reverting-xorg-video-intel-driver-of.html
[23:37] <Themi> thanks bro, we'll go with Twin view
[23:38] <ActionParsnip> Themi: cool
[23:38] <guntbert> rubyiris: see; we all are volunteers, please don't monopolize anyone
[23:38] <aleron6> i dont have jaunty its intrepid
[23:38] <aleron6> will that effect it
[23:38] <Arc_Orion> !ubuntu
[23:38] <CryptIce7> does anyone know what the package is called for wxpython under ubuntu.  All i see is Python-wxtools
[23:38] <Arc_Orion> !debian
[23:38] <quinten> anyone know if i disable powernowd, if there's any other processes that may be running to regulate the cpu speed? does the gnome-power management talk to powernowd, or possibly to any other scripts?
[23:39] <Themi> ActionParsnip, thanxs allot for the help.... Hope to see u around again on my next Linux adventure, ;>)
[23:39] <guntbert> !askthebot | Arc_Orion
[23:39] <gartral> !msgthebot
[23:39] <rubyiris> I would REALLY prefer to talk to someone via pm....
[23:39] <Arc_Orion> Ooh, thanks.
[23:39] <ActionParsnip> aleron6: there is an intrepid repo on the sever, you can always roll back
[23:39] <zvonkorp> http://www.watchingthenet.com/switch-between-gnome-and-kde-desktops-in-ubuntu-or-kubuntu.html - does that still work?
[23:39] <ActionParsnip> Themi: have fun
[23:39] <rubyiris> I'm chatting via a web irc. it's very laggy. I hope you understand.
[23:39] <guntbert> rubyiris: I heard you, but I will not do it - sorry
[23:39] <losher> rubyiris: sorry, that costs extra...
[23:39] <StupidWeasel> rubyiris: You might want to try the forums if things are a little too fast in here.
[23:39] <erUSUL> CryptIce7: python-wxgtk2.8
[23:39] <StupidWeasel> And why would webirc make a difference o_O ?
[23:40] <skyn3t__> ActionParsnip : i found the FIX for intel pro 100 ve at http://raywen.cn/blog/
[23:40] <skyn3t__> i just had to sudo modprobe eepro100
[23:40] <aleron6> well can you give me the intrepid version
[23:40] <aleron6> i dont have jaunty
[23:41] <gartral> alt-tab stopped working.. using metacity instead of compiz for now..
[23:41] <unr3a1> osotogari, works like a charm.... :)
[23:41] <toyo|desk> nevermind fixed it
[23:41] <aleron6> or should i ungrade
[23:42] <unr3a1> osotogari, losher, both my hosts and resolv.conf file were set properly.
[23:42] <toyo|desk> was an issue with my alsa config
[23:42] <toyo|desk> hehe
[23:42] <aleron6> upgrade
[23:42] <ActionParsnip> skyn3t__: sweet :)
[23:42] <skyn3t__> ya
[23:42] <skyn3t__> :)
[23:42] <losher> unr3a1: excellent!
[23:42] <ActionParsnip> gartral: alt-tab will need configuring in ccsm
[23:42] <gartral> i can't alt-tab :(
[23:42] <dreamborn> Can I use the same swap for both ubuntu and kubunut?
[23:42] <younder> I am trying to do a incremental backup with tar
[23:42] <younder> find / -xdev -mtime 14 | tar cvpj  > /media/VERBATIM/incbackup-100809.tgz
[23:42] <unr3a1> losher, osotogari, thank you both again.  I wouldn't have remembered that without you guys.  I wont forget after this though, trust me on that... lol
[23:43] <gartral> ActionParsnip: not running commpiz, running metacity
[23:43] <ActionParsnip> skyn3t__: if you upgrade kernel yuo WILL need to recompile the driver for the kernel so keep that source handy
[23:43] <osotogari> @ unr3a1
[23:43] <ActionParsnip> gartral: hmm, weird
[23:43] <younder> this gives a error: to cowardly to create new archive
[23:43] <gartral> ActionParsnip: where can i re-set it?
[23:43] <osotogari> @ unr3a1: sweet! its cool when stuff works
[23:43] <younder> what am I doing wromg?
[23:43] <losher> dreamborn: are you dual-booting them? If so, absolutely yes
[23:43] <unr3a1> osotogari, yes it is
[23:43] <Waseem> how can i check my kenal version?
[23:43] <gartral> Waseem: unam -a
[23:43] <gartral> Waseem: uname -a
[23:44] <ActionParsnip> gartral: i'd check !keyboard and !shortcut
[23:44] <skyn3t__> allright
[23:44] <Waseem> thanks
[23:44] <pyCube> is it possible to install ubuntu while running some other linux thats already installed?  I want to install ubuntu to soem free space, but need to run the other OS during that time...
[23:44] <erUSUL> younder: find / -xdev -mtime 14 | tar cvpjf  /media/VERBATIM/incbackup-100809.tgz
[23:44] <gartral> ]!keyboard
[23:44] <skyn3t__> thanks for that
[23:44] <dreamborn> losher: yeah i am going to put kubuntu on the same drive, how do i do it though? can i just delete the extra swap after install?
[23:44] <gartral> ]!keyboard > gartral
[23:44] <ActionParsnip> skyn3t__: np man, glad you got the gold
[23:44] <gartral> ubottu: hey, wake up
[23:44] <ActionParsnip> !keyboard
[23:44] <guntbert> !askthebot | gartral
[23:44] <ActionParsnip> !shortcut
[23:45] <Waseem> how can one install the "linux-image-generic_2.6.27-4.6_i386"?
[23:45] <younder> erUSUL: it still refuses to crate a empty archive
[23:45] <RJARRRPCGP> Hello.
[23:46] <erUSUL> younder: thoes the find command output anything ?
[23:46] <younder> erUSUL: if I add the -print option
[23:46] <RJARRRPCGP> I followed the instructions on this web page:
[23:46] <RJARRRPCGP> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/OpenSound
[23:46] <younder> erUSUL: it correctly gets the files newer than 14 days ago
[23:47] <losher> dreamborn: if you select manual partitioning, you should be able to tell it to use the same swap partition and the same /home partition as for ubuntu. The only new partition you'll need is a new root partition. Make sure you know the names of your partitions in Ubuntu before you start. If you install to the wrong partition, you can lose all your data...
[23:47] <RJARRRPCGP> Changing to OSS 4 broke my audio!
[23:47] <syntac> hi, how can i force a version of software on synaptic? (i need eclipse 3.3+)  The 'force version' option is grayed out
[23:47] <erUSUL> younder: then use the print option
[23:47] <dreamborn> losher:ok ill try it out and if i have problems i may be back
[23:47] <assumedalive> RJARRRPCGP: what the hell did you expect, you can't mess around with a non-standard sound system then complain that it broke stuff
[23:47] <RJARRRPCGP> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1262286
[23:48] <archman> how to remove a user which is added with "sudo adduser"?
[23:48] <assumedalive> RJARRRPCGP: if it's specific to that thread, post your problem there
[23:48] <losher> dreamborn: and he's gone before I had a chance to say more...
[23:48] <RJARRRPCGP> OK. (forgot where the paste bins are LOL)
[23:48] <erUSUL> archman: deluser ?
[23:48] <Bluey> sudo deluser
[23:48] <archman> erUSUL, well, i dunno. is it?
[23:48] <gartral> ActionParsnip: i dont see an option for switch active window or like that
[23:48] <archman> ok, tnx guys :)
[23:49] <younder> erUSUL: it still does not want to create a empty archive. Guess it doesn't like pipes anymore..
[23:49] <ctmjr> Waseem: if it's in the repo apt-get install if not find a good kernel compiling guide and study it
[23:49] <erUSUL> archman: yes
[23:49] <osotogari> anyone use miro?
[23:49] <ActionParsnip> gartral: if you look under system -> prefs -> keyboard shortcuts
[23:49] <archman> erUSUL, can i remove the folders from /home now?
[23:50] <erUSUL> younder: aded the "-T -" as an option
[23:50] <gartral> ActionParsnip: that's where im looking
[23:50] <erUSUL> archman: yep
[23:50] <ActionParsnip> gartral: scroll to the bottom to see "move between windows, using a popup windows"
[23:50] <ActionParsnip> gartral: you looked really badly
[23:50] <Cyb3rSniFF> Hi guys, anyone in here who knows how to boot Ubuntu 9.04 in single-user mode?
[23:51] <Waseem> ctmjr, what command would i write? I have 2.6.24-24-generic and my wifi has problems with it, so i want to upgrade to linux-image-generic_2.6.27-4.6_i386 which some describe as a fix.
[23:51] <erUSUL> younder: hat's to instruct tar to use the filenames given in stdin by the find command
[23:51] <losher> erUSUL: younder: no point running find over and over again while you experiment. Do find / -xdev -mtime 14 > files
[23:51] <ActionParsnip> gartral: if its already set to alt+tab, then set it to something else, then back to alt+tab
[23:51] <nicklas_> öj
[23:51] <erUSUL> younder: so « find / -xdev -mtime 14 | tar -T - -cvpjf /media/VERBATIM/incbackup-100809.tbz2 »
[23:51] <gartral> Thank You ActionParsnip
[23:52] <ActionParsnip> gartral: np man ;)
[23:52] <erUSUL> younder: j is for bz2 not for gz
[23:52] <gartral> ActionParsnip: is there a story behind your nick?
[23:52] <ActionParsnip> gartral: its a harry hill joke
[23:52] <RJARRRPCGP> Here's the output of lspci:
[23:52] <RJARRRPCGP> rjarrrpcgp@rjarrrpcgp-c1:~$ lspci
[23:52] <RJARRRPCGP> 00:00.0 Host bridge: Intel Corporation 82G33/G31/P35/P31 Express DRAM Controller (rev 02)
[23:52] <RJARRRPCGP> 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 82G33/G31 Express Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 02)
[23:52] <RJARRRPCGP> 00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 82801G (ICH7 Family) High Definition Audio Controller (rev 01)
[23:52] <Waseem> anyone know how to update my kernal to linux-image-generic_2.6.27-4.6_i386?
[23:52] <gartral> ActionParsnip: over my head entirely
[23:52] <FloodBot1> RJARRRPCGP: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:53] <ActionParsnip> gartral: check pm, i'll fill you in
[23:53] <RJARRRPCGP> OK, LOL
[23:53] <pyCube> so.. its NOT possible to install ubuntu to some partition WHILE running some other linux?
[23:54] <nicklas_> !pastebin @ RJARRRPCGP
[23:54] <RJARRRPCGP> http://paste.ubuntu.com/268242/
[23:54] <nicklas_> !pastebin
[23:54] <losher> erUSUL: younder: then do tar cvpzf out.tgz  -T files
[23:54] <RJARRRPCGP> OK, that's [B]lspci[/B]
[23:55] <losher> erUSUL: younder: after you're done, check the archive via tar tvzf out.tg
[23:55] <losher> erUSUL: younder: after you're done, check the archive via tar tvzf out.tgz (oops. added a final z)
[23:55] <erUSUL> pyCube: no is not possible afaik
[23:55] <mgv1> can anyone tell me why many times the windows freeze between tasks?
[23:55] <Waseem> guys how can i update my current kernal to linux-image-generic_2.6.27-4.6_i386?
[23:55] <RJARRRPCGP> O_O
[23:56] <Casandrax> nicklas_: you seem to have pasted as many lines.
[23:56] <assumedalive> Waseem: ubuntu version?
[23:56] <Waseem> assumedalive, 8.04
[23:56] <assumedalive> Waseem: if you REALLY want to update your kernel, you could try looking in the 8.10 or higher repos
[23:56] <Waseem> assumedalive, 2.6.24-24-generic is my current kernal.
[23:57] <RJARRRPCGP> I'm having major audio problems now.
[23:57] <assumedalive> Waseem: why do you need to update
[23:57] <gigglefight> help! my bootdisk ubuntu 9.04 for PPC Mac G4 shuts down my monitor
[23:57] <RJARRRPCGP> The output of lspci:
[23:57] <RJARRRPCGP> http://paste.ubuntu.com/268242/
[23:57] <cornet> Waseem: question - why are you wanting to update your kernel ?
[23:57] <assumedalive> RJARRRPCGP: you'd have better luck asking on the forums mate
[23:57] <RJARRRPCGP> I did, just waiting.
[23:57] <gigglefight> I'm trying to upgrade my 6.06 ubuntu to 9.04 on my G4 Mac
[23:57] <Waseem> assumedalive, My wifi adaptor causes freeze's which force me to hold the power button. I cant figure out a fix but some people on launchpad said that the kernal i mentioned above fixed it.
[23:58] <Waseem> cornet, ^
[23:58] <ActionParsnip> !upgrade | gigglefight
[23:58] <cornet> Waseem: ahh right
[23:58] <RJARRRPCGP> LOL, I'm now suggested to use the forums.
[23:58] <erUSUL> gigglefight: 6.06 --> 8.04 (possible becouse both are LTS) then 8.04 --> 8.10 --> 9.04
[23:58] <Waseem> so if i updated to 8.10 that would update my kernal too?
[23:59] <erUSUL> !upgrade | gigglefight
[23:59] <assumedalive> RJARRRPCGP: you seen how busy this channel is? any problem that is even mildly complex is gonna get lost in the backscroll almost immediately
[23:59] <RJARRRPCGP> LOL "kernal"
[23:59] <erUSUL> gigglefight: maybe a reinstall would be a better option
[23:59] <Casandrax> RJARRRPCGP: Whats that program called ? Perhaps you want to ask the channel of the same name ?
[23:59] <gigglefight> I have the .iso disk here.
[23:59] <gigglefight> problem: boot: live
[23:59] <RJARRRPCGP> I'm trying to get help with fixing my sound.