[00:00] <bucky> cathode_ray,  what does /etc/init.d have to do with the filesystem?
[00:00] <Slart> help_find: no need to specify anything really.. but you will need that * at the end then
[00:00] <help_find> ok did that
[00:00] <Slart> !lfh
[00:00] <Flannel> !filesystem | cathode_ray
[00:00] <Turbolinux> Does anyone use HP Pavilion dv7-1040 notebook computer?
[00:00] <help_find> I wrote it yesterday cant believe the file is gone Slart, I really need to find it
[00:00] <DigitalKiwi> !anyone
[00:00] <cathode_ray> gnome-system-tools      pam.conf             xml
[00:00] <koshari> huh just noticed the gnome clock is a lot nicer in 9.04
[00:01] <callum_> Is there a program for editing movies?
[00:01] <Slart> help_find: grep didn't find anything this time either?
[00:01] <callum_> Program for editing movies and uploading to youtube???
[00:01] <RHorse> help_find try find?
[00:01] <jmarsden> callum_: Try kino -- ma6y be more powerful / slightly more elarning time than Movie Maker, but it should get the job done.
[00:01] <help_find> Slart: its taking time, I used it with the grep -ri "pattern" * command
[00:01] <Slart> callum_: nothing really good, I'm afraid.. you can try cinelerra or.. what's the KDE video editing app called?
[00:01] <cathode_ray> ubottu: thanks!
[00:01] <jmarsden> Slart: kino ?
[00:01] <koshari> callum kdenlive is good
[00:02] <Slart> jmarsden: that might be it.. or wait.. it was kdenlive
[00:02] <callum_> Hmmn, I just need it to put a video on Youtube and make the video smaller?
[00:02] <apollo1> Flannel, koshari: thank you
[00:02] <chris-dowle> is there any reason why ubuntu hasnt updated to firefox 3.5 yet?
[00:02] <callum_> Because at the moment the 10 Minute video is 600MB
[00:02] <Here4TheGear> callum_: jhashaka I think is how it's spelled, but it's on sourceforge and a very nice program
[00:02] <Slart> chris-dowle: afaik it's a policy thing..
[00:02] <Slart> !ff35 | chris-dowle
[00:02] <koshari> callum_: if you just want to resize, mencoder or avidemux may be better
[00:02] <DigitalKiwi> avidemux callum_
[00:03] <jmarsden> chris-dowle: It has, in Karmic, which will be released next month.   firefox | 3.5.3+build1+nobinonly-0ubuntu2 |        karmic | all
[00:03] <koshari> callum even a script woul dsuffice
[00:03] <koshari> sufficwe
[00:03] <usser> callum_, you dont need a video editor for that
[00:03] <Here4TheGear> right avidemux just for resize... if you want a full NLE jahshaka (however you spell it.. lol)
[00:04] <felixsulla> */1 * * * * /home/myusername/mypy/test/python test.py  <---Does that look right for calling a python file every minute?
[00:04] <steven_> ufw does not work
[00:04] <steven_> It is so bugged
[00:04] <callum_> I am downloading AVIDEMUX
[00:05] <callum_> I can't upload a 600MB video to youtube usser
[00:05] <steven_> sudo ufw status does not do what the documentation says it will
[00:05] <Flannel> felixsulla: No.
[00:05] <koshari> callum just use this script http://pastebin.com/d22001edd
[00:05] <felixsulla> Flannel:  Any tips?
[00:05] <Flannel> felixsulla: python /home/myusername/mypy/test/test.py
[00:05] <jmarsden> steven_: If you really believe you have found a bug, please file a bug report so it gets fixed.
[00:05] <usser> callum_, as somebody noted you just need to convert it to some other format. use ffmpeg or mencoder or avidemux
[00:05] <tilt> felixsulla: cron is per-minute, so * * * * * as schedule suffices
[00:05] <Slart> felixsulla: you don't need /1
[00:05] <RHorse> felixsulla the forw. slash is redundant
[00:06] <callum_> Im using AVIDEMUX Thanks seems simple to use.
[00:06] <felixsulla> If i wanted it to be every 5 min I would need the slash though?
[00:06] <RHorse> and don't forget the trailing CR in your crontab
[00:06] <callum_> Thanks for your help once again
[00:06] <Flynsarmy> I'm trying to use crontab but it doesn't seem to work at 9AM. i have it set to: 3 9 * * * mkdir test /home/user/Desktop but it doesn't create the folder...seems to work later int he day though
[00:06] <felixsulla> RHorse: The trailing CR?
[00:06] <tilt> felixsulla: yes
[00:06] <Turbolinux> I read the wiki again and I tried the sound card detecting command but the command gives me three models: Codec: IDT 92HD71B7X
[00:06] <Turbolinux> Codec: LSI ID 1040
[00:06] <Turbolinux> Codec: Generic 10de ID 6. But my audio device is Intel Corporation 82801I (ICH9 Family) HD Audio Controller (rev 03). How I can configure my sound card now?
[00:07] <koshari> callum will never know how easy a one liner mencodr script is
[00:07] <RHorse> an empty line at the end, felixsulla
[00:07] <jmarsden> felixsulla: The line in the crontab must have an end of line (LF) after it.  Otherwise it will not be recognized.
[00:07] <Slart> Flynsarmy: 09:03 every day?
[00:07] <Flynsarmy> Slart, correct
[00:07] <felixsulla> How do I put the end of line in? \n or something?
[00:07] <tilt> Flynsarmy: is your computer time correct?
[00:07] <Slart> Flynsarmy: it seems right.. what is the creation time on the folder? your clock is correct?
[00:08] <Flynsarmy> tilt, time is correect. Slart the folder is never created
[00:08] <tilt> Flynsarmy: btw you mkdir syntax seems wrong
[00:08] <Slart> Flynsarmy: oh.. but it works if you use another time?
[00:09] <tilt> it's "mkrdir {full-pathname}
[00:09] <tilt> -r
[00:09] <steven_> How do I not reply to ping requests?
[00:09] <Pacmin> tiens tiens des ubuntusiens :)
[00:10] <felixsulla> RHorse: Can I just enter a blank line in in vim after my entry, or do I need to put in some kind of special character?
[00:10] <rbp> hmm, I ``sudo rm -rf /var/log/dpkg''d, by accident.  is the severity of this dire? anyone know of any workaround/fixes?
[00:10] <Slart> steven_: add a iptables rule to drop incoming icmp packages.. but I'm not really sure why you would want that?
[00:10] <jmarsden> !fr | Pacmin
[00:10] <RHorse> felixsulla just hit enter like you would for a new line.
[00:10] <steven_> Why would I not? Isn't it good for your computer to not be located?
[00:10] <Flynsarmy> tilt, yeh it was an example that i stuffed up heh. here's the actual line: 0   9  *   *   * amixer set 'Master' 100% unmute > /dev/null
[00:10] <RHorse> Have you set your variables at the beginning felixsulla?
[00:10] <Flynsarmy> tilt, that works if i type it into the terminal. but it doesnt work on crontab
[00:11] <felixsulla> RHorse: Not likely, since I dont know what you mean?
[00:11] <Slart> steven_: not responding to pings wont' make you any more invisible
[00:11] <bboru> so i found this perl script that is supposed to actively change the background color.  how do i apply it?
[00:11] <jmarsden> Flynsarmy: The % is special in a crontab line... man 5 crontab for info on that
[00:11] <tilt> steven_: echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/icmp_echo_ignore_all
[00:11] <RHorse> can yo pastebin the crontab felixsulla?
[00:11] <Guest30810> I just set karmic alpha 5 up, and it won't see my audigy 2 sounds card. any ideas?
[00:11] <felixsulla> RHorse: */2 * * * * python /home/username/mypy/test/test.py
[00:12] <Flannel> Guest30810: #ubuntu+1 for Karmic support, thanks
[00:12] <jmarsden> Flynsarmy: Most likely you want  0   9  *   *   * amixer set 'Master' 100\% unmute > /dev/null
[00:12] <Guest30810> Flannel, cool
[00:12] <Slart> steven_: it's like not answering your phone when someone calls... if the number wasn't listed they would get a "This phone number isn't active" error
[00:12] <RHorse> felixsulla can you pastebin the entire crontab file? Or is that it? One line?
[00:13] <felixsulla> RHorse: Its just the one line, the one before it is commented out #m h d .. etc.
[00:13] <Flynsarmy> jmarsden, that got it! thanks!
[00:13] <jmarsden> Flynsarmy: No problem.
[00:13] <steven_> Permission denied
[00:13] <RHorse> felixsulla no wonder it doesn't work
[00:13] <tilt> steven_: regular users may not make this setting
[00:13] <peteyp1> ok
[00:13] <Slart> steven_: but go ahead.. drop the pings.. it doesn't really matter.. just don't go around thinking you'll be any safer because of it =)
[00:14] <peteyp1> input/output error
[00:14] <felixsulla> RHorse: Do you know what I need to add?
[00:14] <peteyp1> clearly the drive is screwed
[00:14] <steven_> Okies.  Shields Up! Just told me ta do it. Nevermind :P
[00:14] <jmarsden> steven_: echo 1 | sudo tee /proc/sys/ipv4/icmp_echo_ignore_all
[00:14] <peteyp1> ne good with storage around these ere parts?
[00:15] <peteyp1> I'm guessing an input output error is a hand of god event
[00:15] <peteyp1> i.e. non recoverable drive
[00:15] <tilt> jmarsden: this is _really_ weird :)
[00:15] <steven_> No such file or directory
[00:15] <RHorse> felixsulla at the min you need SHELL=/bin/bash at the top of the file
[00:15] <icarus> is there a equivalent for alcohol120 in ubuntu?
[00:15] <jmarsden> tilt: What is weird?
[00:16] <tilt> jmarsden: the pipe tee :)
[00:16] <Slart> icarus: nope.. not many copy protected cd's for linux.. you can mount isos though
[00:16] <Slart> !mountiso | icarus
[00:16] <steven_> Anyone know what version of OO is coming with Ubuntu 9.10?
[00:16] <jmarsden> tilt: Standard way to use sudo around echoing stuff instead of redirection, I think?
[00:16] <Slart> steven_: why not ask in #ubuntu+1, that's where the karmic people hang out
[00:16] <tilt> jmarsden: very elegant! :)
[00:16] <RHorse> felixsulla and you need to set your display: DISPLAY=0.0
[00:16] <regressless> Help please? I've been running Ubuntu 9.04 with the array.org thing on my eeepc with no problems. I put it in standby and unplugged my external dvd drive and when I got home and took it out of standby, the screen went black and the monitor started flickering off and on. Tried rebooting and twice it showed the desktop for several seconds and it started doing the same thing again. Now all I see is it trying to load (splash screen works)
[00:17] <jmarsden> steven_: according to rmadison:    openoffice.org | 1:3.1.1-1ubuntu2 |        karmic | source, amd64, i386
[00:17] <jmarsden> tilt: Thanks :)
[00:17] <ActionParsnip> guys is there a plugin for firefox to give a better UI to VLC web interface?
[00:17] <steven_> !Karmic
[00:18] <ActionParsnip> steven_: /j #ubuntu+1
[00:18] <RHorse> felixsulla and a PATH=/usr/bin:/bin:/sbin line
[00:18] <tilt> regressless: haha, I destroyed maaany gigabytes of data by unplugging drives in standby
[00:18] <felixsulla> RHorse: Weird that none of the tuorials mention adding SHELL and PATH
[00:19] <regressless> tilt: not what I wanted to hear
[00:19] <Fizban140> LOL
[00:19] <regressless> :P
[00:19] <Fizban140> linux is so fucking bad
[00:19] <tilt> regressless: :O)
[00:19] <steven_> Yeah, I know how to do that. Thanks though.  It is not! Linux rocks
[00:19] <Fizban140> now my internet doesnt work because I rebooted my computer
[00:19] <jmarsden> RHorse: I'm not sure why one would normally need all that in a crontab... mine works fine without it...
[00:19] <tilt> regressless: you have grub boot menu?
[00:19] <julemore> how can I send a mail and attach one file via shell?
[00:19] <julemore> sendmail file?
[00:19] <Fizban140> I should just save myself the trouble, order anotehr gig of ram and install win7
[00:19] <julemore> sendmail file mail@mail?
[00:19] <Fizban140> win7 beta works better than this shit
[00:19] <peteyp1> ok
[00:19] <peteyp1> night
[00:20] <regressless> tilt: yes, can go to recovery mode, but don't know what to do from there
[00:20] <Slart> Fizban140: considering your attitude that sounds reasonable
[00:20] <thiebaude> !language | Fizban140
[00:20] <jmarsden> julemore: sudo apt-get install mpack and then mpack filename user@example.com
[00:20] <thiebaude> !attitude | Fizban140
[00:20] <tilt> regressless: try typing "reboot" there
[00:20] <tilt> then boot normally
[00:20] <Fizban140> problem after problem after problem after problem for four days now, that is all I have got from linux
[00:20] <tilt> i have that for 12 years now Fizban140
[00:20] <bucky> Fizban140, my linux works fine
[00:21] <felixsulla> jmarsden: Any tips on getting cron to run? I am having no success
[00:21] <regressless> tilt: I fail to see how that will do anything
[00:21] <tilt> regressless: just try
[00:21] <felixsulla> Fizban140: What are you trying to do?
[00:21] <DigitalKiwi> Fizban140: ironically that's what windows is, too
[00:21] <regressless> ok, back in a while, maybe
[00:21] <Fizban140> too much to explain
[00:21] <jmarsden> felixsulla: what exactly are you trying to run every minute, what does it need -- just a simple script that would run from the shell and needs no GUI?  Or something more complex?
[00:21] <init[1]> hey what is technical name of the deive that comes which Hp laptops,the device is kinda helping windows with media center,its an IR based device,is that supported in Ubuntu?
[00:21] <Fizban140> no one here can help me
[00:21] <RHorse> felixsulla put > /home/cron.log at the end of the entry to get some idea of what cron is saying.
[00:21] <Fizban140> not even sure why I am her actually
[00:21] <bucky> Fizban140, you're right
[00:22] <felixsulla> jmarsden: It's a python file that backs up my snippets. In reality, I'll only have it run every few days, but just to test if the cron is working I want it to be every few minutes
[00:22] <Shnozzberry> How do I open up MYSQL to outside access, so Windows users using a MYSQL GUI can access my mysql server with their accounts?
[00:22] <seidos> Fizban140: ubottu can help you, but I don't know how to talk to it
[00:22] <init[1]> any one ? just wanted the to work,atleast with openoffice for presentation purpose
[00:22] <tilt> Shnozzberry: you'll have to edit the my.cnf in /etc/mysql
[00:22] <jmarsden> felixsulla: OK, and does it run fine from your bash shell?
[00:22] <seidos> Fizban140: I just returned to this window, I have to scroll up to find your original question
[00:22] <ActionParsnip> Shnozzberry: you need toforward to port on yuor router to the port the sql service runs on
[00:23] <DigitalKiwi> has Fizban140 even asked a question?
[00:23] <seidos> Fizban140: bummer, huh?
[00:23] <felixsulla> jmarsden: It works perfectly if i just call it from the shell. "python myfile.py"
[00:23] <tilt> Shnozzberry: the part your looking for should be documented by comments
[00:23] <Fizban140> I have so many problems with Linux I am not sure which one to start with
[00:23] <Shnozzberry> tilt: In the mysql config?
[00:23] <jerriy> Ubuntu problem
[00:23] <tilt> Shnozzberry: yes
[00:23] <jerriy> I can't open sound file
[00:23] <prince_jammys> felixsulla: how does it not work from cron?
[00:23] <tilt> Shnozzberry: I think currently the distribution default is to allow from localhost only
[00:24] <seidos> Fizban140: Ubuntu is not for the feint of heart
[00:24] <jmarsden> felixsulla: OK, I think you may want to try * * * * * /usr/bin/python /path/to/script.py     and see if that helps?
[00:24] <DigitalKiwi> ubuntu is linux for human beings
[00:24] <prince_jammys> felixsulla: cron mails the output to you.
[00:24] <tilt> Shnozzberry: probably by configuring as "interface to listen to" the loopback device, 127.0.0.1/32
[00:24] <lu6cifer> My firefox-3.5 is still called "shiretoko"...is there anyway to fix this?
[00:24] <prince_jammys> cron's default PATH is /usr/bin:/bin
[00:24] <Fizban140> I have no free space on my drive because I auto installed ubuntu netbook remix and it only used 30 mb of free space after the OS install even though I have 160 gb free. After that I tried to get flash working, I followed a guide and installed restricted files and now firefox crashes when it attempts to use flash
[00:24] <ActionParsnip> lu6cifer: this is normal
[00:24] <jerriy> There is a "play sound" link on this wolfram page http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=C+E+G+Bb+D+F%23+A but I cant open it
[00:24] <Slart> lu6cifer: I don't think so.. not without breaking updates and so on
[00:24] <Slart> !shiretoko
[00:24] <seidos> ubuntu is the essence of what it is to be human
[00:25] <felixsulla> jmarsden: I dont have to call "python" anywhere?
[00:25] <seidos> or something
[00:25] <Fizban140> so I have to reinstall ubuntu to get more space on the disc and then I have to install my network drivers off an SD card because moblin bricked my flash drive and then I can attempt to get flash working
[00:25] <lu6cifer> well that's really irritating...
[00:25] <RHorse> felixsulla you didn't specify the path to python.
[00:25] <tilt> Fizban140: try "easy peasy" :)
[00:25] <jmarsden> felixsulla: python should be /usr/bin/python
[00:25] <regressless> tilt: I was talking to you on the PC with the problem, but through windows. Rebooted and started Ubuntu with no problem, but we'll see if it lasts.
[00:25] <ActionParsnip> lu6cifer: why its still firefox
[00:25] <tilt> Fizban140: I like it over the netbook remix
[00:25] <lu6cifer> Well, for example, facebook chat is messed up with shiretoko
[00:25] <jerriy> Help how can one open and play the sound on this page? >>>>>>>>> http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=C+E+G+Bb+D+F%23+A
[00:25] <felixsulla> */2 * * * * python /home/trevorgoodchild/mypy/snipplr/snipplrbak.py   <-- this is what i have right now.
[00:25] <seidos> Fizban140: how big is your hard disk?
[00:25] <lu6cifer> and it's not familiar
[00:25] <ActionParsnip> lu6cifer: you can change the icon name in the menu if you like by editting the .desktop in /usr/share/applications
[00:25] <tilt> regressless: hehe
[00:26] <Fizban140> 160 gb
[00:26] <seidos> Fizban140: help me, help you
[00:26] <tilt> regressless: the weird resume stuff is gone after 1 reboot i think
[00:26] <RHorse> felixsulla do you have the variables now?
[00:26] <prince_jammys> felixsulla: and what is the problem?
[00:26] <ActionParsnip> lu6cifer: its firefox-3.5 still, just uses a codename
[00:26] <jmarsden> felixsulla: replace the "python" with /usr/bin/python     and see if that helps at all.
[00:26] <jerriy> Earth calling ubuntu
[00:26] <Shnozzberry> tilt: where is the config file located where i do that?
[00:26] <Slart> lu6cifer: why would the facebook chat care what your browser is called on your system?
[00:26] <tilt> Shnozzberry: /etc/mysql/my.cnf
[00:26] <seidos> Ubuntu calling Earth
[00:26] <prince_jammys> interesting that everyone offers a solution without knowing the problem.
[00:26] <fez> Slart: facebook is rather fascist about what browsers it will send content to
[00:26] <regressless> tilt: there it goes again, clicked the recycle bin to empty trash and it started doing that flickering thing again
[00:26] <mefiiik> does anybody know how to transfer files from nokia n95 and linux? i can't connect it:(
[00:26] <Fizban140> Is ubuntu even worth trying or am I going to constatly have problems all the time with it?
[00:26] <Slart> lu6cifer: I doubt renaming shiretoko to firefox would fix that
[00:26] <lu6cifer> Slart: Idk...but fbook chat is screwy with shiretoko
[00:27] <jerriy> seidos how does ubuntu open the "play sound" on this page? http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=C+E+G+Bb+D+F%23+A
[00:27] <tilt> regressless: it's b0rken then. reinstall ^^^^
[00:27] <DigitalKiwi> felixsulla: why don't you just have your script have a #!/usr/bin/python (or wherever it is) and chmod +x script.py ?
[00:27] <lu6cifer> even though it works fine on any other browser
[00:27] <tilt> it's gone, Jim
[00:27] <seidos> jerriy: what page?
[00:27] <jmarsden> prince_jammys: Too many people working with one issue... do you want to take over working with felixsulla ?
[00:27] <tilt> (;
[00:27] <lu6cifer> and on any other version of firefox 3.5 that isn't on ubuntu
[00:27] <regressless> tilt: grrr...
[00:27] <prince_jammys> jmarsden: no :) . Asking for the problem twice and not seeing it is enough.
[00:27] <seidos> Fizban140: I'm not sure what to tell you.  I don't know enough about your hardware.  I know I am satisfied with the state of Ubuntu on my system
[00:27] <ActionParsnip> lu6cifer: you can change its identifier in about:config
[00:27] <tilt> regressless: no form of standby/hibernate works here, either
[00:27] <Fizban140> eee pc 1005ha
[00:27] <jerriy> seidos: You don't see the "play sound" link on this page????? ---> http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=C+E+G+Bb+D+F%23+A
[00:28] <seidos> Fizban140: I don't dual boot
[00:28] <lu6cifer> Are later versions of firefox going to be codenamed like this too?
[00:28] <ActionParsnip> lu6cifer: theres firefox3.5 on all OSes that firefox runs on
[00:28] <Slart> fez: but.. surely it doesn't have a user agent string with shiretoko in it? please don't say it's so
[00:28] <ActionParsnip> lu6cifer: theres also 3.7 but its a bit flaky
[00:28] <seidos> jerriy: you mean in the matrix code or something?
[00:28] <regressless> tilt: what do you mean? standby doesn't work in ubuntu?
[00:28] <Shnozzberry> tilt: I found this line in my.cnf -
[00:28] <Shnozzberry> #bind-address = 127.0.0.1
[00:28] <tilt> regressless: it's quite a pain in linux generally
[00:28] <Fizban140> and people wonder why linux is so unpopular, its because it is so hard to get to a working state
[00:28] <Turbolinux> Seidos can you help me to configure my sound card?
[00:29] <seidos> jerriy: Oh, I didn't see the url
[00:29] <DigitalKiwi> Fizban140: usually it's pretty easy...
[00:29] <ActionParsnip> Fizban140: its fine, just that most people think of MS OSes first
[00:29] <regressless> tilt: using the array.org kernel thing and it worked, but apparently not when you rip out the external drive
[00:29] <tilt> regressless: bad drivers, overcomplicated kernel/userspace situation, not enough testing on existing hardware
[00:29] <jerriy> seidos: the link LITERALLY says "play sound" it's right in front of you
[00:29] <ActionParsnip> Fizban140: linux is dead easy
[00:29] <fez> no idea, never heard of shiretoko
[00:29] <seidos> jerriy: I see play sound, yes
[00:29] <Shnozzberry> tilt: So now where in the my.cnf do i make a change to allow outside access?
[00:29] <mefiiik> does anybody know how to transfer files from nokia n95 and linux? i can't connect it
[00:30] <seidos> jerriy: wow, cool
[00:30] <tilt> Shnozzberry: just look around a bit
[00:30] <DigitalKiwi> this is why linux will never succeed
[00:30] <jerriy> seidos: I clicked on it but there Was no sound
[00:30] <seidos> Turbolinux: I gotta' go, maybe some other time
[00:30] <Fizban140> linux is so counter intuitive, nothing is easy
[00:30] <pitput> !admin
[00:30] <sonikku> does someone have a moment to help me with a sound issue?  I want to record the audio output from an application- i've done it before but it's not working now and I don't know why... this channel is scrolling too fast for me to read, maybe PM if you could
[00:30] <ActionParsnip> mefiiik: http://davehall.com.au/blog/dave/2007/11/18/my-new-toy-nokia-n95
[00:30] <felixsulla> Fizban140: What is the issue you are having?
[00:30] <regressless> tilt: thanks for the help anyway. Kids and wife are asking for the tv back so I'm out. Reinstalling, I guess. :(
[00:31] <ActionParsnip> Fizban140: one mans hard is anothers easy. I got an msde release of vista ultimate, took me an hour to get sound and crank the page file
[00:31] <Slart> fez: hmm.. it sure does.. shiretoko instead of firefox.. *sigh*
[00:31] <Fizban140> to install things I have to use complicate command strings in a terminal and I have to compile drivers to get them to work that have to have updated kernals which not all distros have and then I have to figure out a way to get the proper flash driver without killing my system
[00:31] <jerriy> seidos: What plugin do I need to play that sound (http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=C+E+G+Bb+D+F%23+A)
[00:31] <Fizban140> win7 worked for me right from install with two sound cards installed
[00:31] <bryanb> Im getting an error when trying to install software using apt-get Im getting alot of Input/Output errors such as : /sbin/ldconfig.real: Cannot lstat  /usr/lib/....
[00:31] <felixsulla> System > Applications > Synaptic Package Manager is a GUI way to install programs.
[00:32] <DigitalKiwi> Fizban140: you don't have to use complicated commands :/ there exist graphical installers
[00:32] <bryanb> Does anyone have idea what i can do to resolve this?
[00:32] <fez> all i know is i try to facebook in Lynx but it won't let me
[00:32] <pitput> Flannel, hi flannel. Can you cloak me on this channel please?
[00:32] <mefiiik> ActionParsnip: thanks:)
[00:32] <ActionParsnip> Fizban140: exactly, i found it hard, i find linux very simple
[00:32] <E-WolfShade> jerriy: That's a MIDI file
[00:32] <Fizban140> I tried to install it with the icon but no program was found to open it
[00:32] <P_Kable> Hi. I need to install a USB webcam logitech STX communicate on my laptop, anybody knows how to ?
[00:32] <froglet> I am not using LVM but I am using encrypted home directories.  How do I remove this encryption so that I can reinstall Ubuntu and keep my home directories as they are?  I reinstalled on a system that had encrypted directories and my home directories were inaccessible and I had to reinstall again and format everything
[00:32] <smerz> jerriy: look for a midi player for firefox. eitherway it's midi start looking in that direction
[00:32] <laurens> hi i need help
[00:32] <smerz> jerriy: or a plugin of some kind
[00:32] <jerriy> E-WolfShade: I don't want to go to windows just to play it
[00:32] <ActionParsnip> P_Kable: run: lsusb    you will get an 8 characted ID code you can websearch for
[00:33] <E-WolfShade> jerriy: You need to install 'timidity' and download it and play it like that
[00:33] <Shnozzberry> tilt: I was reading that a safer solution would be to use putty to tunnel an ssh connection, so that from my windows machine i can tunnel in and then login via localhost using the tunnel.
[00:33] <Shnozzberry> tilt: sound reasonable?
[00:33] <ActionParsnip> Fizban140: install what?. Can yuo please define "it"
[00:33] <Fizban140> I am going to give linux one more try, I really am an idiot for attempting this again
[00:33] <laurens> hello , i need help with a pc who cant boot !
[00:33] <Fizban140> flash drivers
[00:33] <Guest83848> 85.14.80.241 i forget pass can u hack it?
[00:33] <Fizban140> or flash
[00:33] <ActionParsnip> Fizban140: flash drivers?
[00:33] <Fizban140> to get videos working
[00:33] <jerriy> smerz: yeah a plugin of some kind" the question is WHICH?
[00:33] <Slart> Guest83848: wrong channel
[00:33] <felixsulla> Fizban140: Have you tried installing Flash right from the Adobe site download?
[00:33] <beth121> is anyone familiar with evolution for some reason my emails wont send any more it worked for the first week then all of a sudden nothing please help
[00:33] <smerz> jerriy: dunno let me have a quick look
[00:33] <Fizban140> ubuntu is fucking stupid though and made the partition to install the OS on 30 mb larger than the os
[00:33] <E-WolfShade> jerriy: There's no plugin (for any browser, for any OS) to play MIDI files
[00:34] <ActionParsnip> Fizban140: flash is a package away, flashplugin-nonfree   if you use 32bit firefox (if you use it) will offer to install it for you
[00:34] <martin__> !language
[00:34] <Fizban140> felix : yes but the file would not open with terminal
[00:34] <Fizban140> without((
[00:34] <E-WolfShade> jerriy: You have to download it manually then play it. I use 'timidity' for MIDI files
[00:34] <Irving> lol
[00:34] <ActionParsnip> Fizban140: 64bit can use an alpha 64bit plugin which you simply copy to the plugins directory
[00:34] <felixsulla> Fizban140: did you try opening the package in the GUI? (Nautilus)
[00:34] <Irving> can anyone assist me with running open arena on ubuntu
[00:34] <Fizban140> felix: yes but nothing would happen
[00:34] <laurens> Can somebody help me pl , my pc doesnt boot
[00:34] <Irving> its installed, but not running fast at all, maybe we could talk direct message?
[00:35] <jerriy> E-WolfShade: that's not true I did play that thing on my Vista PC
[00:35] <martin__> irving have you tried a game called AssaultCube
[00:35] <Irving> nope
[00:35] <smerz> jerriy: look here: http://tech.yanto-flora.net/comments.php?y=07&m=10&entry=entry071020-014418
[00:35] <Irving> can we talk direct martin?
[00:35] <froglet> Fizban140, that sort of thing happens a lot to newbies but you eventually get it right
[00:35] <fez> Sorry, we're not cool enough to support your browser. Please keep it real with one of the following browsers:
[00:35] <martin__> sure irving
[00:35] <E-WolfShade> jerriy: Come to think of it, I think the plugin Firefox gets from WMP11 plays MIDI files
[00:35] <ActionParsnip> Fizban140: if you were smart you'd partition your system to accomodate the OS rather than assigining 100% of the drive space to windows then having to resize
[00:35] <Fizban140> I formatted my entire HDD and let ubuntu do the rest
[00:36] <ActionParsnip> Fizban140: simple planning saves heartache later
[00:36] <bryanb> Can anyone give me some help with an issue I am having installing software through apt-get?
[00:36] <froglet> Fizban is your machine a dual boot?
[00:36] <ActionParsnip> bryanb: wassup
[00:36] <Fizban140> it was but I no longer have windows on here
[00:36] <froglet> k
[00:36] <felixsulla> Fizban140: Do you need windows?
[00:36] <Fizban140> it still comes up like dual boot, wants me to chose between moblin and UNR
[00:36] <bryanb> ActionParsnip : Im getting an error when trying to install software using apt-get Im getting alot of Input/Output errors such as : /sbin/ldconfig.real: Cannot lstat  /usr/lib/....
[00:36] <froglet> because it is easier to install Windows first, then Linux
[00:36] <Fizban140> not sure if I need windows
[00:36] <beth121> is anyone familiar with evolution for some reason my emails wont send any more it worked for the first week then all of a sudden nothing please help
[00:36] <jerriy> E-WolfShade: WMP11 plugin? I'll check it out
[00:36] <ActionParsnip> bryanb: can you use pastebin to show the output
[00:36] <Fizban140> I just got this netbook four days ago, havent had a chance to use it yet
[00:37] <bryanb> sure ActionParsnip
[00:37] <froglet> beth121, can you access your mail with kmail or other client?
[00:37] <zopiac1> my laptop isn't detecting my desktop in the remote desktop viewer, can anyone help???
[00:37] <froglet> just trying to be sure the problem is Evolution and not something else
[00:37] <fez> froglet: are you using a vnc client/server or rdp ("terminal services") client/server
[00:38] <laurens> somebody who can help me ?
[00:38] <froglet> fez: no
[00:38] <fez> froglet: please elaborate on your problem then
[00:38] <ActionParsnip> !ask | laurens
[00:38] <beth121> i can with thunderbird but im having trouble installing some of the add ons i need that already come with evolution
[00:38] <laurens> !ask
[00:39] <xcalibur> hello
[00:39] <froglet> fez: I want to reinstall Ubuntu but my home directory is encrypted; I set it up this way when I installed
[00:39] <beth121> i think what i need for an add on is with chrom
[00:39] <beth121> chrome
[00:39] <Shnozzberry> tilt: I forwarded my connection with putty, I keep getting this error: ERROR 1045 (28000): Access denied for user 'root'@'localhost' (using password: NO)
[00:39] <xcalibur> got a problem,..on my admin log in I don't have no sound only when I switch to guest
[00:39] <Fizban140> I am going to try this one last time, how do I install ubuntu as a partition? There is some wonky / /home /root and stuff
[00:39] <fez> er
[00:39] <Fizban140> what do I need to do to get ubuntu working?
[00:39] <fez> zopiac1: are you using a vnc client/server or rdp ("terminal services") client/server
[00:40] <froglet> will I have to reformat my home partition ?
[00:40] <laurens> hello somebody who can help me ?
[00:40] <froglet> I would rather avoid it
[00:40] <felixsulla> Fizban140:  / is the file system root, it just means the same as C:\ on windows basically. /home is your "home dir" where you can keep files/configure things.
[00:40] <zopiac1> fez: im not sure
[00:40] <fez> froglet: what did you use to encrypt it
[00:40] <froglet> fez: ecrypfs
[00:41] <froglet> ecryptfs
[00:41] <RHorse> !ask > laurens
[00:41] <Fizban140> so I do not need a /home?
[00:41] <therealpxc_lappy> hey
[00:41] <felixsulla> Fizban140: Its probably a good idea to keep it.
[00:41] <Fizban140> can I make everyone on /
[00:41] <fez> try decrypting it first then
[00:41] <zopiac1> fez: but my desktop can see my laptop, just not the other way around
[00:41] <zopiac1> Fizban140: Paladine? :P
[00:41] <Fizban140> heh
[00:41] <felixsulla> Fizban140: If you make other users, they would get their on home. /home/user1  and /home/user2
[00:41] <therealpxc_lappy> can someone help me with setting up systemwide equalizer support? I tried to follow the instructions i fonud online for jaunty, but there are no tone options in the mixer
[00:41] <fez> zopiac1: please be more specific, are you suggesting your desktop has eyes and is watching your laptop?
[00:41] <Fizban140> ok well how do I format everything?
[00:42] <zopiac1> fez: it can control, via remote desktop, my laptop
[00:42] <Fizban140> just delete partition? because moblin is still on here somehow
[00:42] <felixsulla> Fizban140: Gparted
[00:42] <tilt> Fizban140: just reinstall
[00:42] <Fizban140> I dont have an OS on my netbook anymore
[00:42] <froglet> that is a novel idea, having the computers keep an eye on one another  ;)
[00:42] <zopiac1> fez: because it shows the laptop in its Nearby Servers or whatever in the default Remote Desktop programme in gnome
[00:42] <tilt> Fizban140: and Id really give easy peasy a try, it comes with non-free stuff included
[00:42] <Fizban140> easy peay wont work with 1005ha I looked into it
[00:43] <Fizban140> doesnt have the right kernel or something for the newer netbooks
[00:43] <felixsulla> Fizban140: Ok, if you have another computer, make an Ubuntu Live CD, then boot to it, run GPARTED and do what partition work you need
[00:43] <zopiac1> fez: the programme is vinagre if it helps
[00:43] <laurens> hello , my pc can't start because i installed ubuntu and i wanted to get rid of windows  but i failed , i used a other hd with my ubuntu on it , but it doesnt boot and it says that there is no operation system , somebody who knows what to do with this ?
[00:43] <froglet> Fizban, on my netbook< I had to go into the BIOS and set SATA to "compatible" in order to install Ubuntu
[00:43] <joejc> HI
[00:43] <tilt> froglet: thats not his problem
[00:43] <froglet> k
[00:44] <Fizban140> can I use the ubuntu install to delete partitions?
[00:44] <Fizban140> That is where I am at now
[00:44] <tilt> Fizban140: sure
[00:44] <joejc> HOW IS U
[00:44] <tilt> Fizban140: since I have a bit more experience, Id chose the "manual" option for partitioning
[00:44] <irocksu> hi
[00:44] <tilt> Fizban140: id drop the old 30GB partition
[00:44] <RHorse> laurens reinstall and let Ubuntu use the whole drive; just accept the defaults. Should work ok
[00:45] <tilt> Fizban140: then create 2 new primary partitions
[00:45] <joejc> HELLO?
[00:45] <irocksu> what the best current practise for using beamers?
[00:45] <bryanb> ActionParsnip : here you go http://pastebin.com/m6feb6570
[00:45] <pitput> anyone use skype on ubuntu?
[00:45] <DigitalKiwi> !caps | joejc
[00:45] <froglet> and the reason I was thinking of reinstalling Ubuntu is that Google Earth will not work but it works on my netbook
[00:45] <Fizban140> I have an sda and sdb what is b?
[00:45] <tilt> Fizban140: one big one for the linux and a smaller one, like 2GB oslt for swap
[00:45] <froglet> so my system must somehow be broken
[00:45] <jerriy> E-WolfShade: Installed timidity, restarted firefox but still can't play this: http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=C+E+G+Bb+D+F%23+A
[00:45] <jerriy> smerz: Installed timidity, restarted firefox but still can't play this: http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=C+E+G+Bb+D+F%23+A
[00:45] <joejc> SORRY DIGITALKIWI
[00:46] <irocksu> at work i use a lenovo w500 with dual monitor and sometimes we have a standup and i have to switch my monitor from digital port (second monitor) to vga (beamer)
[00:46] <irocksu> this usually does not work
[00:46] <laurens> ye but thats the problem , i went in bios to get my live cd booted ... but my cd doesnt boot. After that i made a usb boot , failed also ..
[00:46] <irocksu> except if i restart x
[00:46] <deejaydblock> Can Ubuntu make me coffee?
[00:46] <Fizban140> how big is UNR install?
[00:46] <clarkkent128> I got a simple networking question. I have a computer that has ubuntu 9 on it, and a computer that has winxp along with a ton of old nic cards lying around. What I want to do is place the ubuntu computer as my server (for a small webserver) and then have have another nic card feeding internet access to my winxp computer possibly with a crossover cable or with a crappy vonage network share thing i got from them when I got their servi
[00:46] <pitput> what does tnis mean? E: /var/cache/apt/archives/exaile_0.3.0.1-0ppajaunty2_all.deb: trying to overwrite `/usr/share/exaile/plugins/minimode/icons/exaile-minimode22.png', which is also in package exaile-plugin-minimode
[00:46] <joejc> WHY NOBODY TALKING TO ME?
[00:46] <x404x> apt-get install coffee
[00:46] <pitput> joejc, please don't use cap lock
[00:46] <prince_jammys> deejaydblock: see the instructions for java.
[00:46] <froglet> joe this channel is for getting help with ubuntu
[00:46] <joejc> SORRY PITPUT
[00:46] <deejaydblock> lol
[00:46] <prince_jammys> joejc: quit trolling.
[00:47] <joejc> TROLLING?
[00:47] <DigitalKiwi> ...
[00:47] <irocksu> how do you use beamers with your laptops?
[00:47] <joejc> WHATS THAT?
[00:47] <Fizban140> New partition, primary or logical?
[00:47] <DigitalKiwi> /ignore joejc
[00:47] <Flannel> joejc: please stop talking in all uppercase
[00:47] <joejc>  /ignore joejc
[00:47] <prince_jammys> great idea
[00:47] <nadar> is there a program that allows me to rip protected dvds to my computer?
[00:47] <joejc> NOTHING HAPPENED
[00:47] <deejaydblock> omg....
[00:47] <pitput> joejc, how do I ignore you in xchat?
[00:47] <CobaltHex> how do i use the remote desk. client to connect to a non local network?
[00:48] <deejaydblock> someone boot this kid
[00:48] <smerz> jerriy: i'm sorry i am not sure tiher how to do it ;(
[00:48] <RHorse> joejc get to the back of the line, Troll, and take a number.
[00:48] <smerz> either
[00:48] <joejc> WHATS JUST HAPPENED?
[00:48]  * DigitalKiwi laughs at the people who talked to him while he was gone
[00:48] <Flannel> joejc: Again, this is a support channel.  Also please don't use caps.
[00:48] <clarkkent128> can ubuntu do something like internet connection sharing that is in windows?
[00:48] <ikey> clarezoe, do it with FireStarter
[00:49] <Fizban140> Can anyone walk me through installing Ubuntu? I dont know how big to make /
[00:49] <joejc> Is This Better?
[00:49] <ikey> sudo apt-get install firestarter
[00:49] <pitput> DigitalKiwi, what is happening if they talked to him?
[00:49] <thiebaude> joejc, much
[00:49] <Fizban140> Type for new parition: Primary or Logical?
[00:49] <gwildor> primary
[00:49] <jerriy> smerz: That's not good enough (why do folks keep saying that one can do everything in linux except play games - obviously that is not true
[00:49] <felixsulla> Fizban140: Probably the whole drive if you wont have anothe OS on it.
[00:49] <Fizban140> this one is going to be /
[00:49] <Fizban140> I think I am going to save room for another drive
[00:49] <Fizban140> err OS
[00:49] <joejc> Ok If I Talk Like This Will Someone Say Hi To Me?
[00:49] <x404x> fiz as big as u need 4-5 gig is often enuff, if u got more then add it
[00:50] <DigitalKiwi> joejc: hi
[00:50] <clarkkent128> thanks ikey i didnt know you were talking to me
[00:50] <Fizban140> I thought I was suppose to have a /home
[00:50] <ikey> Hi There Joe And Welcome To #ubuntu The Official Support Channel For Ubuntu.....
[00:50] <felixsulla> Fizban140: That gets created by Ubuntu. Partitioning drives is before that.
[00:50] <gwildor> jerriy, you can do anything in linux, except run all windows programs.... because they are made for windows, not linux....just like you cant run all linux apps in windows.
[00:50] <Fizban140> I am doing that now
[00:50] <Fizban140> I am creating the paritions myself
[00:50] <joejc> Hi DigitalKiwi  And Ikey
[00:50] <felixsulla> Fizban140: Kind of like Windows creates Program Files directory, Ubuntu creates /home, /bin, /etc ..
[00:50] <prince_jammys> the simplest way is to put all of ubuntu in /
[00:51] <joejc> How R U?
[00:51] <DigitalKiwi> joejc: /join #ubuntu-social
[00:51] <thiebaude> !offtopic | joejc
[00:51] <DigitalKiwi> err that
[00:51] <Fizban140> ok I will do that
[00:51] <Fizban140> hope it works this time
[00:51] <gerta> hey guys how doi tell xubuntu to automount all my windows partitions on startup?
[00:51] <DigitalKiwi> is fedoras channel #fedora-social? where did i get the social :/
[00:51] <joejc>  /join #ubuntu-social
[00:51] <prince_jammys> !ntfs | gerta
[00:52] <jerriy> gwildor: You telling me I need to keep my Vista just to play midi?
[00:52] <joejc> Nothing Happened
[00:52] <Fizban140> It is telling me that I did not create swap space
[00:52] <Fizban140> and that it will run slow if I dont
[00:52] <gwildor> jerriy, you just want to play midi files?
[00:52] <gerta> yes ntfs
[00:52] <bethlynn1>  important news for Ohio LinuxFest. server: irc.oftc.net channel: #ohiolinux just 5 minutes of your time makes the world of difference. Even if you can't come to OLF stop by irc tonight & make a difference.
[00:52] <prince_jammys> Fizban140: create it. please consider following the step-by-step guide at ubuntu's web site.
[00:52] <joejc> Ubottu R U A Bot?
[00:52] <jerriy> gwildor: right now yeah :-D
[00:52] <MenZa> !midi | jerriy
[00:52] <Fizban140> om,fg
[00:52] <gwildor> jerriy, im sure there is a midi app foe linux, that does not mean the program you run in windows will work in linux...
[00:52] <MenZa> !ubottu | joejc
[00:53] <Fizban140> I cant find the guide
[00:53] <joejc> Ubottu ????
[00:53] <bryanb> ActionParsnip : let me know if you need any logs or anything pulled.
[00:53] <joejc> If I Do !Stuff It Will Respond?
[00:53] <jerriy> MenZa: What did you say to me?
[00:53] <Pirate_Hunter1> I have setup my box to connect to my dyndns account however, the actual hostname links to my router page and not my system, on the dyndns site when creating a hostname what is the ip to use, sorry im very new on this subject would like help?
[00:53] <joejc> !Stuff
[00:53] <DigitalKiwi> joejc: if you don't have anything ubuntu support question related please stop :/
[00:53] <joejc> !hello
[00:53] <prince_jammys> Fizban140: here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GraphicalInstall
[00:53] <joejc> !cool
[00:54] <gwildor> jerriy, try opening synaptic, and type midi...there might be something there....or go to google, and type "play midi files in ubuntu"
[00:54] <Ian1> i seam to have no audio on my hp dv6
[00:54] <joejc> !uncool
[00:54] <trism> joejc: do /msg ubottu !thing_here if you want to play with the bot
[00:54] <joejc>  /msg ubottu !thing_here
[00:54] <tilt> !cool
[00:54] <MenZa> !botabuse
[00:54] <joejc> Nothing Happened
[00:54] <shahzad> hi everybody: i unable to open some javascript pages in firefox
[00:55] <Fizban140> taht guide isnt at all like my screen
[00:55] <Fizban140> I have two options, EVERYTHING or MANUAL
[00:55] <joejc> !help
[00:55] <tilt> try the address bar which is conveniently located on top of the interface <:)
[00:55] <MenZa> joejc: Please stop.
[00:55] <DigitalKiwi> joej is on a mac >.>
[00:55] <jerriy>  gwildor: I did that (went to synaptic and installed timidity) but no dice :-(
[00:55] <gwildor> what doesnt it do ?
[00:55] <tilt> jerriy: you wanna play midi?
[00:55] <joejc> MenZa What Am I Doing?
[00:55] <MenZa> joejc: Double-click ubottu's name, then write in the private message window if you wish to continue experimenting with the bot.
[00:55] <Ian1> i cant get sound on my hp dv6
[00:56] <DigitalKiwi> joejc: being generally annoying and disruptive
[00:56] <prince_jammys> Fizban140: ok. create a swap partition that is twice the size of your RAM.
[00:56] <DigitalKiwi> prince_jammys: :/
[00:56] <joejc> DigitalKiwi, How Am I being Annoying?
[00:56] <jiffe99> whats the best way to setup a second NIC on 2 different machines to share an IP with manual switching?
[00:56] <prince_jammys> err.
[00:56] <DigitalKiwi> http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/linux-swap-space.html prince_jammys Fizban140
[00:56] <Fizban140> whatever
[00:56] <Fizban140> It just went through
[00:56] <joejc> My Friend Want to Use the Computer BYE
[00:57] <jiffe99> I have it configured in /etc/network/interfaces on both machines, I can bring it up with ifup eth1, but ifdown eth1 doesn't seem to work
[00:57] <alva> how can I check the total size of my Ubuntu Hard Drive?
[00:57] <Fizban140> It said it would let me chose a partition size but it just went ahead and did it on its own, knowing ubuntu though it probabl messed up again
[00:57] <etelerix> try system monitor
[00:57] <Ian1> can someone help me i removed pulse audio bu still no audio (hpdv6)
[00:57] <chalcedony> how can i download the contents of a webpage?
[00:57] <pitput> uhh what does dpkg mean?
[00:58] <alva> how can I check the total size of my Ubuntu Hard Drive?
[00:58] <MenZa> pitput: Debian Package Manager.
[00:58] <gwildor> jerriy, try muse, or fluidsynth, or playmidi, probably playmidi for now
[00:58] <prince_jammys> pitput: it is a command that manages packages.
[00:58] <MenZa> alva: df -h, or sudo fdisk -l
[00:58] <MenZa> alva: df -h showing partitions, fdisk -l showing devices.
[00:58] <etelerix> wrong codec for RythmBox
[00:58] <prince_jammys> DigitalKiwi: well, what can I say. Just following the most generic instructions.
[00:58] <cthulhucookie> /quit
[00:58] <gwildor> pitput, Debian PacKaG
[00:58] <alva> MenZa, but my hd is 40GB. but df -h says total size is 18GB. why?
[00:58] <MenZa> alva: It's probably showing you a partition.
[00:59] <shahzad> is there anybody: who could help me to open javascripting pages in ubuntu firefox??????????
[00:59] <MenZa> alva: Paste the output of df -h in a pastebin
[00:59] <RHorse> alva du only shows used space; use fdisk -l
[00:59] <jerriy> gwildor: thanks for the tips - I'll go to synaptic and try those
[00:59] <felixsulla> Fizban140: Good news, you can always resize partitions later.
[00:59] <MenZa> !repeat | shahzad
[00:59] <alva> MenZa, when I type  fdisk -l nothing happens
[00:59] <MenZa> alva: sudo fdisk -l
[00:59] <Fizban140> that is good
[00:59] <jerriy> tilt: yea
[00:59] <gwildor> shahzad, can you link me to the page youcant open ?
[00:59] <Fizban140> hopefully I can get this working, I have to command line wizard some stuff up and then hopefully my internet works
[01:00] <ubuntu> hi
[01:00] <alva> MenZa, ok ty
[01:00] <MenZa> !hi | ubuntu
[01:00] <shahzad> gwildor: usopen.org->livescoreboard
[01:00] <joejc> !ops
[01:00] <joejc>  Whats The Point Of That?
[01:00] <MenZa> joejc: Do not use that trigger.
[01:00] <joejc> What IS it For?
[01:00] <DigitalKiwi> actually maybe now an op will ban him
[01:01] <pitput> thanks MenZa, prince_jammys , and gwildor
[01:01] <LjL> joejc: emergencies, like it says
[01:01] <MenZa> DigitalKiwi: Ignorance is not a bannable offence, last I checked.
[01:01] <Fizban140> This is the sixth time I have had to install an OS on this netbook in four days
[01:01] <gwildor> shahzad, can you give me a direct link?
[01:01] <ikey> true.
[01:01] <LjL> MenZa: that's what you'd think
[01:01] <prince_jammys> trolling is, around these parts.
[01:01] <DigitalKiwi> he's not being ignorant, he's beyond that
[01:01] <joejc> How Can Chat Have Emergencies?
[01:01] <MenZa> LjL: well, I'll get all CoC on your butt!
[01:01] <ikey> maybe hes just not that bright...
[01:01] <LjL> joejc: it can, trust me
[01:02] <RHorse> joejc please hate yourself off-line. This channel is for Ubuntu help
[01:02] <shahzad> http://www.usopen.org/en_US/scores/index.html?promo=topnav
[01:02] <gwildor> joejc, like when there is some jerk, that wont stop messing around... we call an op to have them removed.... its an emergency
[01:02] <xim_> anyone know a good pastebin type site for pasting images and screenshots?
[01:02] <MenZa> !offtopic | shahzad
[01:02] <pitput> Fizban140, why did you get a netbook and what's wrong with it?
[01:02] <ikey> xim_, imagebin.ca
[01:02] <xim_> thxc
[01:02] <DigitalKiwi> xim_: omploader.org
[01:02] <joejc> gwildor Thats Smart
[01:02] <prince_jammys> shahzad's link is for a page he can't open.
[01:02] <shahzad> gwildor: http://www.usopen.org/en_US/scores/index.html?promo=topnav
[01:02] <joejc> RHorse I HAte MySelF?
[01:02] <bryanb> Hey everyone... someone was trying to help me with an issue I am having installing software with apt-get... im getting an error I have not gotten before. The user who was helping me has left... anyone interested in helping and taking a look at the error?
[01:02] <niko> shahzad: please read my pm
[01:03] <RHorse> :)
[01:03] <MenZa> niko: Please keep support requests in here.
[01:03] <joejc> RHorse ISnt hAte a StrOnG Word?
[01:03] <prince_jammys> ...
[01:03] <MenZa> niko: And replies. It helps others benefit from it as well.
[01:03] <pitput> bryanb, what problem is it?
[01:03] <prince_jammys>  [+o niko] by ChanServ
[01:03] <MenZa> joejc: Please, if you don't need help for Ubuntu, there's no need to be here. If you do, ask away.
[01:04] <DigitalKiwi> is MenZa an op?
[01:04] <gwildor> shahzad, doenst seem to work for me either.... more than likely, they black it from the os..
[01:04] <MenZa> DigitalKiwi: No.
[01:04] <DigitalKiwi> i think it's funny you're telling an op what to do
[01:04] <joejc> MenZa How Do I bUrn a CD?
[01:04] <MenZa> !burn | joejc
[01:04] <IdleOne> !backup > semioticrobotic
[01:04] <Moon_Doggy> has anyone ever used fluxbuntu
[01:04] <ikey> going bed
[01:05] <joejc> I Am uSing OSX
[01:05] <prince_jammys> Moon_Doggy: i use ubuntu + fluxbox. does that count?
[01:05] <niko> joejc: it it possible for you to disable your Caps lock script ?
[01:05] <Moon_Doggy> thats what i'm using
[01:05] <kristijan> just a quick question - were there really no updates for ubuntu these last few days or is my update system broken? it's ubuntu 9.04
[01:05] <ThomasHC> [amsg] bbl shower
[01:05] <joejc> niko What Are Scripts?
[01:06] <joejc> I Am Using Shift
[01:06] <IdleOne> joejc: why?
[01:06] <DigitalKiwi> oh so you're making an effort to be annoying, that is good
[01:06] <Moon_Doggy> but in flux bunt they have a desktop icon prog like idesk or fbdesk and i want to know what fluxbuntu uses
[01:06] <MenZa> !coc | DigitalKiwi
[01:06] <MenZa> DigitalKiwi: You may want to read through that.
[01:06] <joejc> I Like How It Look When THe fisrt Letter Of every WOrded IS shited
[01:06] <joejc> Shifted*
[01:06] <Neo31> hello, how can i know what graphic card i have on my ubuntu 9.04 ?
[01:06] <xmnt> why has my pidgin icon changed to a donut?
[01:07] <DigitalKiwi> MenZa: meh
[01:07] <MenZa> Neo31: Try the following in a terminal: lspci | grep -i vga
[01:07] <tilt> xmnt: it's out for a break :))
[01:07] <iceman33> lspc
[01:07] <MenZa> DigitalKiwi: be nice.
[01:07] <iceman33> lspci
[01:07] <joejc> xmnt, U Like Donuts?
[01:07] <MenZa> joejc: Please. This channel is only for Ubuntu support requests.
[01:07] <xmnt> of course ... made me laugh and wonder if there was some hidden meaning behind this lates update
[01:07] <Flannel> joejc: Please take offtopic chatter elsewhere.
[01:08] <joejc> MenZa, how do i burn a cd on osx?
[01:08] <DigitalKiwi> he's been doing this for almost half an hour :/
[01:08] <MenZa> joejc: try asking in ##apple.
[01:08] <joejc> why whould they know how to burn a Ubuntu cd?
[01:08] <xmnt> MenZa, my cpu keeps making this noise ever since I installed ubuntu ... any idea what it could be?
[01:08] <felixsulla> I've ignored him, improving my #Ubuntu experience greatly :)
[01:09] <MenZa> xmnt: No clue. May want to ask the channel, instead of me personally :)
[01:09] <IdleOne> joejc: burning is a function of the OS running not the cd that wants to be burned. if you were to burn a cd of Metallica would you ask them?
[01:09] <RHorse> ignore #ubuntu -all
[01:09] <MenZa> !joejc > burn (Please see the private message from the bot)
[01:09] <MenZa> D:
[01:09] <MenZa> !burn > joejc (Please see the private message from the bot)
[01:10] <xmnt> MenZa, it's really bad, i think it's talking to me - and it's def. because ubuntu caused it
[01:10] <MenZa> joejc: See the link from the bot. It will have a guide for OS X, if I recall correctly.
[01:10] <joejc> IdleOne I Would Use iTunes
[01:10] <IdleOne> joejc: so you know how to burn a cd in OSX then
[01:11] <joejc> Can I import the thing i Downloaded into Itunes?
[01:11] <bradroth> yes you can
[01:11] <MenZa> http://www.macosxhints.com/article.php?story=20060619181010389 <- joejc, have a look at that.
[01:11] <joejc> I still Use 7 Becuase i dont like the newer versions
[01:11] <bradroth> if you are refering to a MP3
[01:11] <joejc> I Want To Burn Ubuntu
[01:11] <MenZa> bradroth: He's referring to an ISO image. Hence the link above.
[01:12] <MenZa> joejc: Look at the link I pasted. It should have all the answers you're looking for.
[01:12] <IdleOne> joejc: please look at the info that ubottu sent you
[01:12] <xim_> im trying to resize a partition using gparted, why is it the option greyed out?
[01:12] <MenZa> joejc: If that's all, have fun installing Ubuntu.
[01:12] <xmnt> Guys I'm a noob, why does my computer keep making these noises, their like clicking kind-of like that movie with mel gibson and the crop circles
[01:12] <MenZa> xim_: It could be mounted.
[01:12] <MenZa> xim_: In which case you can't edit it.
[01:12] <gwildor> xmnt, you probably dont have much ram... and your cumputer is using swap space on the hdd...
[01:12] <joejc> Its Burning
[01:12] <MenZa> joejc: Great! Good luck.
[01:12] <bradroth> good deal Joejc
[01:13] <xmnt> gwildor, can I download more ram?
[01:13] <xmnt> i heard ubuntu lets you do that
[01:13] <Neo31> thanks MenZa
[01:13] <bradroth> no it is something you purchase at a store
[01:13] <IdleOne> xmnt: download more ram?
[01:13] <khufu> What should I put after `boot:' when running the usb install of remix
[01:13] <IdleOne> xmnt: you mean swap maybe
[01:13] <xmnt> IdleOne, gwildor yeah download .. I found a site that says you can download it ... looks pretty good
[01:13] <MenZa> joejc: I'm hoping it's better than the Gentoo box you're currently IRC'ing from. 6/10.
[01:14] <bryanb> pitput like this?
[01:14] <prince_jammys> pretty cool. can i download a cheeseburger from them?
[01:14] <xmnt> IdleOne, here's the site: http://downloadmoreram.net/
[01:14] <joejc> MenZa Gentoo?
[01:14] <khufu> Gentoo
[01:14] <detrix> Hello everyone.  I have written a tiny python program to randomly change gnome's desktop background picture.  I need to know how to inform the system of the change.  Anyone know how I am to do this?
[01:14] <xim_> MenZa: no its not mounted any other suggestions?
[01:14] <khufu> Sounds more interesting that Ubuntu!
[01:14] <xim_> its an ntfs partition
[01:14] <MenZa> xim_: none.
[01:15] <MenZa> detrix: Perhaps with cron? I'm not sure which script this is.
[01:15] <almostAg33k> can anyone recommend a good dvd burning software?
[01:15]  * joejc EWAfgw
[01:15] <MenZa> !burn | almostAg33k
[01:15] <Flannel> xmnt: please stop
[01:15]  * joejc Wonders What Gentoo Is
[01:15] <Turbolinux> Is anyone solved the HDA Intel sound card problem here?
[01:15] <foundry87> If I use custom album artwork from a website in Rhythmbox, where does it store the image or the location to that image?
[01:15] <LjL> joejc try to avoid spamming the channel with nonsense please thanks
[01:16] <bryanb> pitput: Like this?
[01:16] <xmnt> Flannel, stop what?  I'm new to linux and I need to figure out this clicking noise
[01:16] <joejc> LjL, I Was Testing /me. It Is Cool
[01:16] <LjL> joejc: test in #test please
[01:16] <Flannel> xmnt: If you have a serious question, please stop wasting the time of the people helping you here with sites like those and concentrate on your real questions
[01:16] <detrix> MenZa: my progam changes the xml file the system uses to record which picture.  once I have changed the file, I need to tell the kernel.  How?
[01:17] <MenZa> detrix: I doubt you want to tell the kernel, rather... uh, Nautilus.
[01:17] <joejc> LjL, I DOnt Think I Will Need To Test anything Else
[01:17] <xmnt> Flannel, this is an honest question . for you to be an ass to everyone who doesn't meet your expectation is contrary to the point of this site
[01:17] <joejc> BUt Thanks For telling me
[01:17] <xmnt> xmnt, site = irc channel
[01:18] <detrix> MenZa: ok, not nautilus, gnome.
[01:18] <prince_jammys> xmnt: funny.
[01:18] <Flannel> xmnt: It's impossible to download hardware, that site even says so.
[01:18] <MenZa> detrix: Nautilus is the part of GNOME that handles your desktop.
[01:18] <detrix> MenZa: aaahhhh...ok
[01:18] <clarkkent128> ooo oo stupid question time how do I determine the ip addess on a ubuntu machine? in windows i got a command prompt opened up and use ipconfig whats the command line equivelant?
[01:18] <detrix> hmmmm
[01:18] <AJCham> foundry87: I think the same folder as the album: cover.jpg
[01:18] <bradroth> xmnt you have purchase more RAM it is a physical part of your computer
[01:18] <Flannel> clarkkent128: ifconfig
[01:18] <adante_> clarkkent128: ifconfig
[01:18] <adante_> jinx
[01:18] <clarkkent128> he he
[01:19] <clarkkent128> ok
[01:19] <xmnt> bradroth, Flannel but someone earlier said I should purchase more ram online to stop the clicking noises
[01:19] <tonyyarusso> detrix: Rather than modifying a file directly, you should use a gconftool directive.
[01:19] <bryanb> Tell me if anyone has any insight about this error I am getting : http://pastebin.com/m6feb6570
[01:19] <Muelli> ubottu: ping
[01:19] <bryanb> please ^_^
[01:19] <Muelli> ubottu: ping | Muelli
[01:19] <pitput> xmnt, of course you can download hardware silly!
[01:19] <clarkkent128> thx
[01:19] <foundry87> AjCham: I don't see that file
[01:20] <detrix> tonyyarusso: can you help me with that
[01:20] <joejc> How Do I GEt My Lappy To Not Boot INto Windows?
[01:20] <MenZa> !dualboot | joejc
[01:20] <bradroth> xmnt it is possible that your hard drive is being used more than it should be because you are running out of avalable RAM this is called SWAP space
[01:20] <Muelli> joejc: maybe fixing your shift key helps
[01:20] <cchen> Does anyone have experienced problems in Brasero disc burner?
[01:20] <tonyyarusso> detrix: Yeah - I'm trawling through the man page to remember what it is - gimme a second.
[01:20] <xmnt> bradroth, i didn't think I had a hard drive .. i thought that's what usb was for
[01:20] <jerriy> Ubuntu is useless
[01:21] <detrix> tonyyarusso: thank you very much
[01:21] <MenZa> jerriy: Now, now.
[01:21] <joejc> Muelli, Whats Wrong With It?
[01:21] <bradroth> xmnt every PC has a harddrive
[01:21] <jerriy> As far as midis are concerned
[01:21] <Muelli> bryanb: that looks awful :( "error while loading shared libraries: /usr/lib/libexpat" Did you  delete stuff from your harddisk?
[01:21] <AJCham> foundry87: Then I'm not sure - for some reason my rythymbox doesn't even show the art anymore.
[01:21] <bradroth> except the new laptops that are out running on SD's
[01:21] <joejc> Muelli ??
[01:21] <RHorse> bryanb updated apt-get recently?
[01:22] <Muelli> joejc: It seems to be broken. Your characters are randomly capitalized.
[01:22] <joejc> IS THIS BETTER?
[01:22] <Muelli> bryanb: Get yourself a new libexpat from packages.ubuntu.com and try to install via dpkg -i.
[01:22] <prince_jammys> He Likes To Talk in Title Case.
[01:22] <Turbolinux> Is anyone solved HDA Intel sound card problem on HP Pavilion notebook computer here?
[01:22] <Muelli> joejc: nope
[01:22] <IdleOne> !caps | joejc
[01:22] <prince_jammys> *applause*
[01:22] <xmnt> yaaaaaa
[01:22] <Muelli> *yay*
[01:22] <Flannel> prince_jammys: Please don't
[01:22] <cchen> Does anyone have experienced with Brasero disc burner?
[01:22] <pitput> cchen, yes, it doesn't burn or it lags to a halt
[01:23] <DigitalKiwi> second kick that was, third is ban ?
[01:23] <AJCham> cchen, yeah what's up?
[01:23] <RHorse> bryanb are you installing from .deb file?
[01:23] <joejc> What Did I Do?
[01:23] <Flannel> joejc: Again, please stop using all caps, and please stay on topic.
[01:23] <datacrusher> hi everyone. i got an issue with my screen saver, if i call it from the menu it just freezes, so i cant desable it. if i get 2 minutes idle it goes on and never get back, i have to reset gdm... how do i get rid of it? im on ubuntu 8
[01:23] <jerriy> Menza: I just spend more than an hour installing midi stuff (via synaptic) but the result was a complete failure (I tried multiples of programs: I installed Timidity, Muse, Playmidi and Fluidsynth. But all failed
[01:23] <cchen> pitput: it burns but every time it ends with error message, "some files may be corrupted" but the disc is fine.
[01:23] <tarelerulz> Is there chrome out for Linux yet or any relese date said by google ?
[01:23] <Dakato> I need an opinion. What is a Good FTP Server application?
[01:23] <obiwan_> Hi, please to read bits from a file opened in binary mode fopen(file, rb), where should i save the bits? (int, float, char, ...?)
[01:24] <cchen> Ajcham: everytime I burn a disc, it shows "some files may be corrupted".  some discs seem fine.
[01:24] <bradroth> tare yes i am using it now. It is called Chronium
[01:24] <prince_jammys> obiwan_: ##c ?
[01:24] <Muelli> Dakato: there are several. vsftpd for example.
[01:24] <joejc> I Put The Cd In My Lappy And It Still B00ts Windblows/doze
[01:24] <tonyyarusso> detrix: Like this:  gconftool-2 --set --type string /desktop/gnome/background/picture_filename "/home/anthony/Desktop/3412288518_1d2ef9658b_o.jpg"
[01:24] <Dakato> Well I would like Opinions.
[01:24] <tarelerulz> Is  Chronium a port or relese by google ?
[01:24] <Dakato> If that is ok.
[01:24] <Flannel> Dakato: If you're just looking to transfer files for personal-ish use, check out sftp, which is much easier to set up
[01:24] <prince_jammys> joejc: funny. a moment ago you said you were in OSX
[01:24] <cchen> Ajchem: is there a way to fix that?  or a replacement version?
[01:25] <clarkkent128> ok now to configuire my new network setup thanks guys saved me a bit of google time
[01:25] <joejc> prince_jammys, I HAve A Old LAppy that i NEVER Use
[01:25] <Dakato> Does it have a Gui? Or a good manual?
[01:25] <IdleOne> joejc: set your bios to boot from cd. check your laptop manufacturer for info on how to do that
[01:25] <AJCham> cchen, how much data are you burning to the discs?
[01:25] <pitput> bradroth, is chronium worth a shot?
[01:25] <bradroth> Tare if i understand it correctly Google Chrome is actually using Chroniums source code
[01:25] <painted> ???
[01:25] <jerriy> I have a reward for anyone who tells me how to play the file (the "play sound" thing) on this page ---> http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=C+E+G+Bb+D+F%23+A
[01:25] <xmnt> tarelerulz, chromium is a developers release of chrome which is an official google release ... there is no official release *yet* for linux so chromium is what we got
[01:25] <bryanb> Muelli: I believe the available file was removed from /var/lib/dpkg as well as the statusoveride file
[01:25] <detrix> tonyyarusso: thank you very much...
[01:26] <AJCham> sometimes, if you burn a little more than the reported capacity of a disc, it'll warn you - but it may still burn ok.
[01:26] <cchen> ajcham: i've tried 600mb on a cd and 4.4gb on a dvd.  all with the same errors.  the funny part is that both of them seem to be working.
[01:26] <xmnt> tarelerulz, however google is creating both x86 and x64 releases for linux
[01:26] <joejc> IdleOne is that the thing in the right that tells me to press f8?
[01:26] <bryanb> RHorse: Updated the apt-get software itself? I may have as I ran apt-get upgrade two days ago
[01:26] <joejc> your welcome
[01:26] <jerriy> Who wants to get rich by telling me how to play the file (the "play sound" thing) on this page ---> http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=C+E+G+Bb+D+F%23+A
[01:27] <jrib> jerriy: what's my reward?
[01:27] <dead1ock> is there a way to move an ubuntu install from one partition to another?
[01:27] <RHorse> bryan check that your /etc/sources.list file is good. Then run apt-get update.
[01:27] <almostAg33k> cchen it sounds like i am having the same issue
[01:27] <IdleOne> joejc: I have no idea. I think we all get the picture. you are a funny guy and feel like messing around. HAHA we get the joke. please stop being a jerk
[01:27] <Turbolinux> I am asking again. Is anyone solved HDA Intel sound card problem on HP Pavilion notebook computer here?
[01:27] <jerriy> jrib: What's the answer?
[01:27] <bryanb> Muelli: "bryanb: Get yourself a new libexpat from packages.ubuntu.com and try to install via dpkg -i." Have a link for me... or should I just search for it? Perhaps wget it?
[01:27] <xmnt> dead1ock, yes, you need to update your partition table and /boot/grub/menu.lst
[01:27] <joejc> IdleOne I'm a jerk? =(
[01:27] <jrib> jerriy: answer my question first :)
[01:27] <RHorse> bryanb check that your /etc/sources.list file is good. Then run apt-get update.
[01:28] <Turbolinux> I can't run the sound for a few days.
[01:28] <dead1ock> xmnt, using the live cd im guessing?
[01:28] <cchen> almostAg33K: this happens on all of my jaunty machines.
[01:28] <DigitalKiwi> jrib: smexy kiss
[01:28] <bradroth> Tare: http://www.howtoforge.com/how-to-enable-adobes-flash-player-in-google-chrome-ubuntu-9.04
[01:28] <bryanb> RHorse: I will look into that right now and let you know
[01:28] <RHorse> bryanb and don't accept candy from strangers
[01:28] <xmnt> dead1ock, yes - i like using a usb drive - it boots and runs faster
[01:28] <datacrusher> how do i get rid of the screensaver? the gui menu freezes, and the gdm gets blank when it comes up... kinda bothering
[01:28] <dead1ock> xmnt, thankx
[01:28] <dead1ock> thanks*
[01:29] <xmnt> dead1ock, n/p
[01:29] <Ian1> how do i fix my sound, i can see it on pulseaudio but no sound coming,
[01:29] <jerriy> jrib: the reward is immortality - now answer my question
[01:29] <joejc> FUCK YOU!!!! all i wanted was help installing Ubuntu
[01:29] <bryanb> RHorse: good to know. By the way... the only repo in the course.list is : deb http://ports.ubuntu.com jaunty main restricted universe multiverse
[01:29] <xmnt> Ian1, every time I do an install of ubuntu I have to play w/ the sound settings for a couple of hours b4 everything is set right
[01:29] <Turbolinux> Please help me. Is anyone solved HDA Intel sound card problem on HP Pavilion notebook computer here?
[01:30] <LjL> joejc: that's most assuredly the attitude that will allow yu to obtain it
[01:30] <jrib> jerriy: meh, it's a midi file
[01:30] <Ian1> same as turbo lunix
[01:30] <jrib> !midi > jerriy
[01:30] <jethro1> Hello, does anyone know if there is a program that will allow voice chat in yahoo chat rooms?
[01:30] <bradroth> Turbo: not that i am aware of atm
[01:30] <l3iohazard> Yo
[01:30] <dead1ock> Turbolinux, you running off of 9.04?
[01:30] <new> what were the script to login *thinking*
[01:30] <Turbolinux> Yes, I am running 9.04.
[01:30] <dead1ock> i had sound card problems in 8.x, but when i moved to 9.04 all my sound card problems went away.
[01:31] <xmnt> sound in 9.10 is even better - but it's got other issues
[01:31] <RHorse> bryanb better run apt-get update
[01:32] <bryanb> Muelli: Nevermind... that was a dumb question. Im totally able to find it.. I just didnt read that URL you sent me.
[01:32] <IdleOne> xmnt: you run alpha but asked if ram can be downloaded?
[01:32] <xmnt> IdleOne, no i run arch ... ubuntu runs in VM
[01:32] <marcus``> hi
[01:32] <kermit> is it possible to universally enable double-tap-to-drag on a touchpad?  for some things it works, and others it doesnt.
[01:32] <marcus``> anyone know why i can't join linuxmint channel
[01:32] <IdleOne> xmnt: and ask if ram can be downloaded.
[01:32] <Turbolinux> Please help me. I need this. Is anyone solved HDA Intel sound card problem on HP Pavilion notebook computer here?
[01:32] <marcus``> it auto adds two #'s
[01:33] <xmnt> IdleOne, it can can't it ... that's what I heard at least last time I was in here
[01:33] <bradroth> Turbo;inux: no
[01:33] <jrib> marcus``: how are trying?
[01:33] <IdleOne> marcus``: unofficial channels get ##
[01:33] <marcus``> what's the official channel
[01:33] <pitput> is it possible to universally enable double-tap-to-drag on a touchpad?  for some things it works, and others it doesnt. Yeah, I want to know if this is possible as well. Seems i can't scroll horizontally in ubuntu
[01:33] <IdleOne> !mint
[01:33] <bryanb> RHorse: I have ran that many times... it has not helpped
[01:34] <marcus``> !mintsupport
[01:34] <IdleOne> !mintsupport > marcus``
[01:34] <marcus``> ah ;p
[01:34] <marcus``> thought it was on here
[01:34] <popey> marcus``: it's apparently not on freenode.. according to http://www.linuxmint.com/blog/?p=152
[01:34] <marcus``> thx guys
[01:35] <alejandro> hello, does anybody know how to output to TV in jaunty?
[01:35] <RHorse> bryanb what are you trying to install?
[01:36] <bryanb> RHorse: Anything really... finch, Ntfs Read/Write support... they all throw errors
[01:36] <IdleOne> xmnt: being a linux user yourself ( running arch with ubuntu in vm ) makes you a little bit of a more advanced user. you should know better then to ask trollish like questions. I am not an op here but I think you need to be told about the use of this channel.
[01:36] <Turbolinux> I can't solve my problem. Please help me. Is anyone solved HDA Intel sound card problem on HP Pavilion notebook computer here? I read the links which was given to me but these don't solve my problem. Can you describe the solution by the easiest way?
[01:36] <prince_jammys> there's a faction of arch users who loves to come trolling here.
[01:36] <zruty> How can I set up pidgin to remember my frequent channels in IRC?
[01:37] <IdleOne> have a good night folks
[01:37] <prince_jammys> bye
[01:37] <alejandro> anyone knows how to output to tv?>
[01:37] <RHorse> bryan did you do an upgrade from 8.10 to 9.04?
[01:37] <bro> alejandro: ati or nvidia?
[01:38] <alejandro> bro, it is intel integrated on toshiba laptop
[01:38] <RHorse> bryanb did you do an upgrade from 8.10 to 9.04?
[01:40] <bro> alejandro: oh, i have ati so i could have explained you , but i don't know with intel. let me search a little and i'll get back to you
[01:40] <sebsebseb> zruty: Pidgin isn't that good for IRC,   I would suggest Konverstaion or Xchat,   and in Konversation it's really easy to set up auto joins for  channals
[01:40] <lokad> zruty: If you don't mind trying something new I would suggest empathy. It will somewhat replace pidgin in ubuntu and has this feature besides others
[01:40] <alejandro> thanks bro
[01:40] <bryanb> RHorse: No... it was already Jaunty. This is not a typical computer... its a Sheeva Plug... Im sure you have heard of them.
[01:41] <aleron6> what is the next version of ubuntu codenamed
[01:41] <prince_jammys> aleron6: karmic koala
[01:41] <sebsebseb> !karmic |  aleron6
[01:41] <pitput> why is chromium browser so cool? are there plugins or something at the moment?
[01:42] <sebsebseb> pitput: don't think so
[01:42] <bro> alejandro: you already installed the drivers, right?
[01:42] <xmnt> pitput, its very fast and threaded js
[01:42] <new> -.- where is the "forgot password" when you need it -.-
[01:42] <aleron6> wwhen is someone gonna make a foundation for wine could support more windows apps
[01:42] <sebsebseb> pitput: don't think there are add ons that was
[01:42] <Flannel> new: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LostPassword
[01:42] <pitput> xmnt, what's treaded js?
[01:42] <RHorse> bryanb well something broke looks like. Good luck getting that worked out. :(
[01:42] <zruty> sebsebseb: Yes, I used Konversation beofr, but I am on gnome now. Is that no problem?
[01:42] <alejandro> bro, yes, the drivers are all good
[01:42] <Pirate_Hunter2> can a a hdtv work/show well on a normal screen?
[01:43] <sebsebseb> aleron6: there already is kind of,   http://www.winehq.org   for Wine and  Codeweavers is the commercial sponser
[01:43] <xmnt> pitput, threaded
[01:43] <mostafa_> is there anyone who knows how to add parted magic into the grub?
[01:43] <pitput> sebsebseb, hey again!
[01:43] <pitput> xmnt, meaning it's bad?
[01:43] <bryanb> RHorse: lol... its all good... I just started tweaking the project... no big deal.. I will just reinstall and start from scratch again... it wasnt much work getting to this point.
[01:43] <mattwj2002> hi guys
[01:43] <sebsebseb> zruty: You can run most KDE apps in Gnome, just like most Gnome apps can be run inside KDE.
[01:43] <bryanb> RHorse: Thank you for trying to help me ^_^
[01:43] <sebsebseb> pitput: hi
[01:43] <alva> how can I play youtube videos? says no flash?
[01:43] <zruty> sebsebseb > empathy... works with yahoo and msn accounts , too, on gnome?
[01:43] <new> Flannel: i mean to freenode
[01:43] <mattwj2002> I have a question about graphic
[01:44] <aleron6> i talked to them via forums and they said they would supoport all the windows apps for 24 milllion
[01:44] <xmnt> pitput, no good - each page gets its own process so if one starts getting out of control you can kill it w/out effecting the others
[01:44] <Turbolinux> Can you describe to configure HDA Intel sound card by the easiest way?
[01:44] <alva> !youtube
[01:44] <sebsebseb> zruty: sure, but  Empathy isn't that great at the moment,  it will however replace  Pidgin for  default installs of 9.10
[01:44] <MenZa> !flash | alva
[01:44] <mattwj2002> do intel graphic in windows have acceleration that ubuntu does not have?
[01:44] <RHorse> bryanb 8) gl
[01:44] <sebsebseb> zruty: default, I meant clean installs
[01:44] <mostafa_> is there anyone who knows how to add parted magic into the grub?
[01:44] <mostafa_> is there anyone who knows how to add parted magic into the grub?
[01:44] <mostafa_> ie. run it from the hard drive
[01:45] <FloodBot1> mostafa_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:45] <zruty> sebsebseb: OK. Empathy I will try! Thanks!
[01:45] <sebsebseb> zruty: upgrades  and Pidgin  won't just get replaced,  plus  that's 29th of October when 9.10 comes out
[01:45] <george_> opii.uu,llgl.gllh;';h''[]
[01:45] <george_> v
[01:45] <prince_jammys> mattwj2002: jaunty has trouble with some intel cards, if that's what you're alluding to.
[01:45] <mattwj2002> nope
[01:46] <steven_> How do I get the most recent driver for my nVidia card?
[01:46] <mattwj2002> I bought an asus eee pc 900
[01:46] <prince_jammys> !nvidia | steven_
[01:46] <sebsebseb> steven_: not a good idea
[01:46] <sebsebseb> steven_: usuaulely
[01:46] <steven_> ???
[01:47] <sebsebseb> steven_: use the driver available in the Ubuntu repo, if you install from outside the repo   you will probably get problems with xorg
[01:47] <mattwj2002> it plays video better than my old netbook does and it has a slower processor....both had intel graphics....this has windows that had ubuntu linux
[01:47] <bro> alejandro: if you go to display pref. in system menu and hit detect, does it see your tv?
[01:47] <mattwj2002> I am wondering if the os is making the difference
[01:48] <alejandro> bro good idea, ill try
[01:48] <sebsebseb> mattwj2002: What is your issue exactly?
[01:48] <steven_> I have problems with the driver available
[01:48] <steven_> It makes me second monitor stop working
[01:48] <steven_> I have a Chimei CMV 946D
[01:48] <mattwj2002> no issue....I am just wondering if this thing would run video as smoothly running ubuntu as it does in windows
[01:49] <Jkessler> ok, i installed ubuntu and my friend has a webcam.  i'm not going to be broadcasting a cam, i just want to see the feed.  what's the best client/service to do that?
[01:49] <Jkessler> preferably a messenger
[01:49] <xmnt> Jkessler, is it going in the bathroom or the closet?
[01:49] <ThomasHC> [amsg] gnight
[01:49] <_Brun0_> Why "sudo ln –s /usr/lib/libopenal.so.1  libopenal.so.0"    gives me   "ln: target `libopenal.so.0' is not a directory"? I'm trying to create a link for a lib, not a directory. Any help?
[01:49] <Jkessler> lol.  my gf is on the road
[01:49] <alejandro> bro, thanks man, i think it works, just have to relogin
[01:49] <Jkessler> and i don't want to fight with broadcasting a cam in ubuntu.. i just want to view
[01:50] <pitput> can I get viruses on chromium web browser in ubuntu?...
[01:50] <pitput> and why is chromium scroll bar so slow?
[01:51] <xmnt> Jkessler, livecast.com is an awesome service my friend built
[01:51] <xmnt> Jkessler, only mac/win so you'd need to run a VM thou
[01:51] <prince_jammys> _Brun0_: if Vs are options, prefix them with a dash.
[01:51] <RHorse> _Brun0_ better use exact path to second file
[01:51] <LiThiuM511> I need to install java6-jre on ubuntu 9.04 but it dosnt seems to install I tried a couple solutions found on teh google no real success... I need halp :S
[01:52] <prince_jammys> oh, it's not a 'V'. Must be a control character.
[01:52] <sebsebseb> !info sun-java6-jre
[01:52] <sebsebseb> LiThiuM511: sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jre
[01:52] <Jkessler> yeah..  looking to avoid that. maybe i'll try msn messenger in wine..  i dunno
[01:52] <LiThiuM511> sebsebseb not working unfortunatly
[01:52] <sebsebseb> LiThiuM511: why not?
[01:52] <LiThiuM511> Package sun-java6-jre is not available, but is referred to by another package.
[01:53] <_Brun0_> sudo ln –Vs /usr/lib/libopenal.so.1  /usr/lib/libopenal.so.0          still same  error: "ln: target `libopenal.so.0' is not a directory"
[01:53] <sebsebseb> LiThiuM511: ok  make sure all the repos are on
[01:54] <Mike_lifeguard> How can I get the CLI prompt to be red when I'm root?
[01:54] <sebsebseb> LiThiuM511:  system > administration >  software sources
[01:54] <sebsebseb> LiThiuM511: main multeverse and that, you don't need to check source code
[01:54] <LiThiuM511> sebsebseb its a console only version
[01:54] <LiThiuM511> im in SSH
[01:54] <LiThiuM511> :O
[01:54] <sebsebseb> LiThiuM511: oh
[01:54] <LiThiuM511> sry for not mentioning
[01:54] <DigiAngel> Hey all
[01:54] <xmnt> Mike_lifeguard, edit your .bashrc - or your profiles
[01:54] <sebsebseb> LiThiuM511: well Java doesn't even work in the console :D
[01:54] <sebsebseb> in the shell
[01:55] <Flannel> sebsebseb, LiThiuM511: of course it does
[01:55] <LiThiuM511> ...
[01:55] <Flannel> LiThiuM511: Make sure you have multiverse enabled
[01:55] <RHorse> which is the file and which is the link, _Brun0_ ?
[01:55] <DigiAngel> Any VPN folk out there?  Having a bear of a time getting VPN server on 9.04 server...need l2tp or pptp for an iPhone to connect
[01:55] <DigiAngel> Wish there was an openvpn client for iphone out there :(
[01:55] <LiThiuM511> Flannel ok ill check that..
[01:55] <Mike_lifeguard> xmnt: Yes, well, I actually don't know how to tell if I'm root in bashrc
[01:55] <sebsebseb> Flannel: I was thinking of for example a Java applet,  that won't work in the shell,  you won't see it, or am I wrong?
[01:55] <xmnt> Mike_lifeguard,   whoami
[01:55] <_Brun0_> oriignal file: /usr/lib/libopenal.so.1               link: /usr/lib/libopenal.so.0
[01:56] <Flannel> sebsebseb: Obviously a GUI program won't work, yes.
[01:56] <monostone> i need to find out if i can compile an application on my distro release, is there any optimized way that wouldn't require following through the dependencies manually?
[01:56] <Mike_lifeguard> xmnt: thanks
[01:56] <sebsebseb> Flannel: he's in SSH
[01:57] <sebsebseb> Flannel: and wants to install Java
[01:57] <Flannel> sebsebseb: Right, what's your point?
[01:57] <xmnt> Mike_lifeguard, n/p ... i have a different colored prompt for root so I know just by looking
[01:57] <LiThiuM511> Its ubuntu Jaunty
[01:57] <LiThiuM511> if that may help
[01:57] <sebsebseb> Flannel: he might not know  how to enable multiverse like that?
[01:57] <LiThiuM511> sources.list ?
[01:58] <Turbolinux> I asking again. Can you describe to configure HDA Intel sound card by the easiest way?
[01:58] <Flannel> LiThiuM511: Yeah, you need to make sure you have multiverse enabled, then install sun-java6-bin
[01:58] <Flannel> LiThiuM511: pastebin the output to sudo apt-get update, and we'll take a look
[01:58] <LiThiuM511> k 1 min
[01:58] <Mike_lifeguard> xmnt: yeah, that's what I'm aiming for... How do I do the comparison though (new to bash scripting)? if [ whoami == 'root' ]; then...?
[01:58] <prince_jammys> Mike_lifeguard: unless you've messed with the prompt, root's should show '#' vs '$'
[01:58] <_Brun0_> I want to create a link named "/usr/lib/libopenal.so.0" that should point to "/usr/lib/libopenal.so.1". I'm trying:  "/usr/bin$ sudo ln –Vs /usr/lib/libopenal.so.1  /usr/lib/libopenal.so.0" but I get the error: "ln: target `/usr/lib/libopenal.so.0' is not a directory". Any ideas?
[01:59] <Flannel> Mike_lifeguard: Just configure root's PS1 to be red
[01:59] <xmnt> Mike_lifeguard, here is my .bashrc --> http://pastebin.com/m4755bf02
[01:59] <prince_jammys> or use the fact that by default it says 'root' and the prompt ends in '#'
[02:00] <Flannel> Mike_lifeguard: *your* bashrc won't be sourced when you root, root's will.
[02:00] <Turbolinux> Can you recommend an appointment program for dentist? My father needs it.
[02:00] <mattwj2002> o.O
[02:01] <RHorse> _Brun0_ what is the ls -l readout for /usr/lib/libopenal.so.1?
[02:01] <LiThiuM511> fucking pastebin is acting again... "spam filter"
[02:01] <sebsebseb> !language | LiThiuM511
[02:01] <Turbolinux> He is planning to use Linux instead of Windows.
[02:01] <CavalierPrime> nolapro
[02:01] <Mike_lifeguard> LiThiuM511: p.defau.lt :)
[02:01] <LjL> blame the dutchman (and/or don't spam), or use another pastebin
[02:01] <prince_jammys> my client shows that command as having some control character after sudo ln
[02:01] <RHorse> !tab | _Brun0_
[02:01] <LiThiuM511> Mike_lifeguard ty
[02:02] <prince_jammys> sudo ln -s .....
[02:02] <sebsebseb> Turbolinux: hmm  maye you can find one, but probably not in the Ubuntu repo, and so http://www.sf.net  http://www.freshmeat.net
[02:02] <LiThiuM511> Flannel http://p.defau.lt/?cvCFXfLMGf3_o9BB_Lv91A
[02:02] <seidos> Turbolinux: any luck?
[02:03] <Flannel> LiThiuM511: Alright, you don't have multiverse enabled.  You'll want to edit your sources.list (sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list) and eiher uncomment the multiverse lines, or tack them onto the end of the universe lines
[02:03] <_Brun0_> RHorse, 3 lines:   1) "ls: cannot access readout: No such file or directory"     2) "ls: cannot access for: No such file or directory"        3)  lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 20 2009-05-09 21:10 /usr/lib/libopenal.so.1 -> libopenal.so.1.4.272
[02:03] <Idioteque> hi
[02:04] <LiThiuM511> Flannel I already checked there is no line with the multiverse
[02:04] <kyle_> what do i need to get somethign from a cvs server
[02:04] <Turbolinux> No, I haven't configured my sound card yet. It's too unlucky situation.
[02:04] <Brando753> guys my old ubuntu was acting up so i reinstalled it right, well now grub dosent see windows :(
[02:04] <Idioteque> is there anyone here who has anything to do with the Zekr software?
[02:04] <xmnt> Brando753, reinstall grub using the live cd
[02:04] <RHorse> _Brun0_ that's the problem, you are linking to a link. You need to link to the original file which is libopenal.so.1.4.272
[02:04] <notthere> hello people
[02:04] <kyle_> cvs?
[02:05] <_Brun0_> RHorse, can't I link to a link? So i can get openal auto updated without having to remake this link everytime?
[02:05] <Flannel> LiThiuM511: Alright, the lines with universe on them, just add " multiverse" on the end
[02:05] <seidos> Turbolinux: you have intel sound, right?  I've been figuring out mine today.
[02:05] <sebsebseb> Turbolinux: Sound issue and Dentist apoitment program?
[02:05] <Turbolinux> Yes, I have a Intel sound card.
[02:05] <LiThiuM511> Flannel I replace universe by multiverse or just add the word multiverse ?
[02:05] <kyle_> I did apt-get install cvs, what else do  i need to get stuff from a cvs server?
[02:05] <notthere> i want to speak to someone about a problem that i have with ubuntu
[02:05] <Flannel> LiThiuM511: just add multiverse
[02:05] <RHorse> _Brun0_ perhaps not, maybe it will work without the -s option.
[02:05] <Turbolinux> Yes, my problems.
[02:06] <seidos> Turbolinux: do you want help on it?  I'm back from the grocery store :)
[02:06] <Brando753> xmnt: well i made a logical partition for grub as a ext3 file system it sees ubuntu but it does not see windows (which is still there)
[02:06] <LiThiuM511> Flannel K done
[02:06] <Turbolinux> Yes.
[02:06] <sebsebseb> Turbolinux: ok well I just gave a reply to your  non sound one
[02:06] <francisco> hello everyone
[02:06] <LiThiuM511> Flannel apt-get update ?
[02:06] <Flannel> LiThiuM511: alright, now save it, sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install sun-java6-bin
[02:06] <xmnt> Brando753, edit /boot/grub/menu.lst  and point it to your windows part.
[02:06] <_Brun0_> RHorse, worked! ty
[02:06] <Brando753> xmnt: how would i point it?
[02:06] <seidos> Turbolinux: did you find the how to for snd_hda_intel?
[02:07] <LiThiuM511> Flannel seems to work so far :P
[02:07] <xmnt> Brando753, depends on your scheme but usually it's either (0,1) or (0,0)  maybe (0,2)
[02:07] <Turbolinux> Yes, but the terminal gives three analyzeations about my sound system.
[02:07] <xmnt> Brando753, there are examples in menu.lst ... just copy them and edit for the location of win
[02:07] <RHorse> _Brun0_ yw!
[02:07] <seidos> Turbolinux: the realtek and two others?
[02:07] <Turbolinux> I'm copying these. Please wait?
[02:07] <seidos> cat /proc/sound
[02:07] <seidos> haha
[02:08] <seidos> wrong window
[02:08] <seidos> Turbolinux: no prob
[02:08] <Turbolinux> Did you see the message upper?
[02:08] <Turbolinux> Very upper?
[02:08] <notthere> my network connection stopped working , at first it was working good and then without touching the netconfig ,boom,it connects to the wifi but no feed,it gets ip,but no feed,and that happens  with every network i connect
[02:08] <Brando753> guys i have ubuntu and i have a wifi connection that has around 1 to 2 bars but my pc fails at downloading almost everything
[02:08] <seidos> Turbolinux: can you resend it?  (up arrow)
[02:09] <manword34>      Hi i search a secure password manager for kde
[02:09] <notthere> is the atheros driver buggy or something ?
[02:09] <Guest88318> 85.14.80.241 no pass no login
[02:10] <notthere> i cant even ping the router ip address now
[02:10] <seidos> Guest88318: you need to be more specific
[02:10] <notthere> it connects,but it doesnt connect nowhere
[02:10] <LiThiuM511> Flannel tyvm :)
[02:11] <Turbolinux> Codec: IDT 92HD71B7X
[02:11] <Turbolinux> (02:06:56) Turbolinux: Codec: LSI ID 1040
[02:11] <Turbolinux> (02:06:56) Turbolinux: Codec: Generic 10de ID 6 but my audio device is Intel Corporation 82801I (ICH9 Family) HD Audio Controller (rev 03).
[02:11] <Guest88318> 85.14.80.241 no pass no login can u digg it?
[02:11] <manword34>       i search secure password manager for kde ; anyone know a name ???
[02:11] <Turbolinux> Seidos, I sended them now.
[02:12] <notthere> thats my problem
[02:12] <seidos> Turbolinux: I had two.  It's probably the first one
[02:12] <seidos> Turbolinux: thank you for including my nick in your responses
[02:12] <notthere> and i remember happens it before with a version of kubuntu
[02:12] <Turbolinux> So ho
[02:12] <notthere> the same thing,different atheros wifi card
[02:12] <Turbolinux> You are welcome. :)
[02:13] <bravo7> Hi
[02:13] <xmnt> notthere, nmap on your ip just finished for me - what is your problem again
[02:13] <Turbolinux> So how can I configure my sound card?
[02:13] <aleron6> does anybody know of a progrma that support rpm files
[02:13] <jethro1> Hello, can anyone tell me if  it what is differencce between jaunty or intrepid builds? can I install them in Ubuntu 64bits?
[02:14] <seidos> Turbolinux: did you open /usr/share/doc/alsa-base/driver/ALSA-Configuration.txt to see if you could find LSI ID 1040?
[02:14] <bravo7> Hi big question is there anyway i can run a sql db program to test out and to figure out the output / result ???
[02:14] <koshari> the difference is they are completely different builds 6 months apat
[02:14] <Turbolinux> No, how can I do that?
[02:14] <notthere> xmnt i connect to my router , i get ip ,i get the routers ip ,i cant ping the routers ip,when i try to connect to the web interface of the routers ip it just waiting to load,the other pages just fail to load almost instantly
[02:14] <xmnt> jethro1, jaunty is the newest version ... generally that's the best choice ... if you don't t have reason to run x64 just stick w/ i386/i686
[02:14] <koshari> Turbolinux with alsamixer
[02:14] <notthere> at first it worked perfectly
[02:15] <xmnt> notthere, are you running iptables
[02:15] <Turbolinux> with Gedit program?
[02:15] <notthere> and i have seen this bug before,it must be the driver, but iam to noob in linux
[02:15] <seidos> bravo7: sudo apt-get install mysql
[02:15] <notthere> iptables, how can i know ?
[02:15] <bravo7> Can i run sql to test out my program?
[02:15] <xmnt> bravo7, ?
[02:15] <xmnt> bravo7, the output result of what?
[02:15] <Guest88318> 85.14.80.241 no pass no login can u digg it?
[02:15] <seidos> !mysql | bravo7
[02:16] <seidos> hmmmm
[02:16] <LiThiuM511> anyone ever install dimdim on ubuntu ? :S
[02:16] <aleron6> does anybody know about rpm files
[02:16] <seidos> Turbolinux: yes gedit will work to read a text file
[02:16] <xmnt> hahahahahahahah
[02:16] <xmnt> notthere ... are you an idiot
[02:16] <notthere> the config of the ubuntu is the standar config that the system installed
[02:16] <xmnt> notthere, your system is wide open
[02:16] <notthere> xmnt,no ,iam without internet
[02:17] <xmnt> notthere, who's ip did you give out then?
[02:17] <notthere> this one
[02:17] <notthere> this is win7 shit
[02:17] <xmnt> notthere, kill your router now!
[02:17] <notthere> why ?
[02:18] <notthere> is it doing bad thigs behind my back ?
[02:18] <xmnt> notthere, every creep on this irc is lurking around it ... because there is no username password to telnet it ...
[02:18] <Brando753> how should the boot partition look like
[02:18] <Turbolinux> Seidos, it's fully empty.
[02:18] <seidos> xmnt: how do you know?
[02:18] <xmnt> notthere, did you not see Guest88318's post ?
[02:18] <seidos> Turbolinux: are you sure you're opening the right file?
[02:19] <Turbolinux> Yes, I gave the command which you gave to me.
[02:19] <Idioteque> lmao
[02:19] <Brando753> how should the boot partition look like
[02:20] <seidos> Turbolinux: did you completely read the how to?
[02:20] <steven_> I installed the latest driver for Nvidia that came with Ubuntu 9.04.  Now my second monitor is no longer working! How do I fix this?
[02:20] <notthere> yes i saw it,so what?
[02:20] <notthere> that is not my ip
[02:20] <Brando753> how should the boot partition look like
[02:20] <Turbolinux> I looked but I couldn't use them. I know things are getting worser. :(
[02:21] <bravo7> seidos http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m6bc44b90
[02:21] <seidos> Turbolinux: worser?  either your sound works or it doesn't.
[02:21] <bravo7> xmnt heres the link http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m6bc44b90
[02:22] <bravo7> anybody have sql?
[02:22] <bravo7> anybody have sql
[02:22] <Turbolinux> So did I escaped a point for this problem?
[02:22] <seidos> bravo7: do you have ubuntu installed?
[02:22] <notthere> oh shit
[02:22] <Turbolinux> escape?
[02:22] <bravo7> seidos yes
[02:22] <steven_> I installed the latest driver for Nvidia that came with Ubuntu 9.04.  Now my second monitor is no longer working! How do I fix this?
[02:22] <aIm^> ïðèâåò ïðèäóðêè
[02:22] <aIm^> )))
[02:22] <prince_jammys> bravo7: this is ubuntu support, not #your_homework
[02:23] <seidos> bravo7: install mysql and run it yourself to see if it will execute
[02:23] <seidos> !homework
[02:23] <Fizban140> so I am back again
[02:23] <notthere> the damn router was letting anyone remote connect to me,even if i didnt let it,now its a little more difficult i presume
[02:23] <Fizban140> I have a clean install of UNR
[02:23] <bravo7> seidos i did try sudo installing that "mysql"
[02:23] <Xodiac13> i need help on getting my wireless to work i got it to work before but i forgot where i found it i need help
[02:23] <aIm^> vsem privet
[02:23] <kyle_> Whats "cvs checkout"
[02:23] <kyle_> help
[02:23] <Xodiac13> ive installed the propetary drivers
[02:24] <Xodiac13> it was installed already on the system
[02:24] <kyle_> did i just download something or is that to just look at the software?
[02:24] <Fizban140> How do I resize partitions that I am on? is it possible?
[02:24] <Andorin> Fizban140: No, you can't edit a partition that's mounted.
[02:24] <lstarnes> kyle_: a checkout gets a full copy of the code
[02:24] <Fizban140> fuck
[02:24] <Fizban140> god fucking damnit
[02:24] <FloodBot1> Fizban140: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:24] <Fizban140> someone told me I could earlier
[02:24] <bravo7> seidos http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m243367c5
[02:24] <seidos> bravo7: look up mysql in synaptic package manager.
[02:24] <kyle_> then how do i ddownload it?
[02:24] <prince_jammys> Fizban140: you can. but from a live CD.
[02:24] <Xodiac13> i need help on getting my wireless working
[02:24] <Fizban140> make this my seventh reinstall of linux
[02:25] <Andorin> Fizban140: If you need to edit a partition, you can boot from a live CD and use gparted.
[02:25] <seidos> bravo7: I'm not going to copy and paste that into mysql.  It's your homework.  You should have mysql installed on your system
[02:25] <prince_jammys> Fizban140: do not reinstall. simply do what you have to do from a live CD.
[02:25] <Fizban140> great now my netbook wont even boot up
[02:25] <kyle_> lstarnes do i download the code somehow?
[02:25] <pom> kyle: cvs checkout allows you to obtain a local copy of the codebase on ur machine
[02:25] <RHorse> which wl card/ubuntu version Xodiac13 ?
[02:25] <bravo7> seidos i'm not looking for the answer i'm looking for the result or output
[02:25] <lstarnes> kyle_: a cvs checkout does that
[02:25] <Xodiac13> RHorse: its a atheros 242x thats what is says
[02:26] <kyle_> so its installed on my machine?
[02:26] <Fizban140> so I need gparted?
[02:26] <bravo7> seidos 'python-mysqldb'?
[02:26] <seidos> bravo7: no
[02:26] <steven_> How do I move between screens in the desktop cube?
[02:26] <lstarnes> kyle_: the source code is
[02:26] <lstarnes> kyle_: you usually need to build the application from that code then install it
[02:26] <seidos> bravo7: google search "install mysql on ubuntu"
[02:26] <RHorse> Xodiac13 please pastebin results of ifconfig and iwconfig
[02:26] <Andorin> Fizban140: If you have a live CD for Ubuntu, it should have gparted on it already.
[02:26] <bravo7> seidos 'mysql-client-5.1'
[02:26] <kyle_> thanks
[02:26] <amdFANBOY> all of a sudden my flash broke on ff3.0 9.04.  its pretty weird.  like in youtube it shows a black box where the video should be, but if click the botton to open the video in a new window it opens and plays just fine.  on myspace music, where the music should be it has a message saying upgrade flash.  but my flash is installed and should be fine?
[02:26] <n-iCe> Hello, how do the notifications icons works?
[02:26] <Fizban140> how do I run gparted?
[02:26] <Xodiac13> RHorse: i have this
[02:26] <Andorin> Fizban140: You can find it under System --> Administration --> Partition editor
[02:26] <seidos> bravo7: server?
[02:26] <Xodiac13> RHorse:  lspci | grep Ethernet
[02:26] <Xodiac13> 08:00.0 Ethernet controller: Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. RTL8101E/RTL8102E PCI Express Fast Ethernet controller (rev 01)
[02:26] <Xodiac13> 0e:00.0 Ethernet controller: Atheros Communications Inc. AR242x 802.11abg Wireless PCI Express Adapter (rev 01)
[02:26] <Fizban140> thanks
[02:27] <bravo7> seidos nvm
[02:27] <Fizban140> hopeflly this works, and I can use my netbook after four solid days of troubleshooting lol
[02:27] <Turbolinux> Seidos, I gave the command which you gave me.
[02:27] <bravo7> seidos do i install sever or another one?
[02:27] <Andorin> Fizban140: What are you trying to do?
[02:27] <Fizban140> get UNR working on my eeepc 1005ha
[02:27] <seidos> bravo7: server, I installed it awhile ago.  I did a google search.
[02:27] <n-iCe> Hello, how do the notifications icons works?
[02:27] <Fizban140> but for some reason ubuntu LOVES to install with only 3 gbs
[02:28] <seidos> bravo7: there is lots of good documentation on how to install it
[02:28] <seidos> bravo7: http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/install-mysql-server-5-on-ubuntu/
[02:28] <notthere> for some reason atheros based wifi cards dont work well in linux
[02:28] <seidos> bravo7: I searched for "install mysql ubuntu" in google
[02:29] <Turbolinux> Seidos: I gave the commands which you gave me on console program?
[02:29] <Xodiac13> RHorse:  http://pastebin.com/m1c55dc30 i put both the commands on this one
[02:29] <timClicks> are there are any mockups of the touted new UI for 9.10?
[02:29] <seidos> Turbolinux: I'm trying to figure out how to help you.
[02:29] <n-iCe> Hello, how do the notifications icons works?
[02:29] <bravo7> seidos http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m762324e7
[02:29] <seidos> Turbolinux: I will tell you generally what I did
[02:29] <Brando753> if i am making a partition for the directory /boot what file system should it be also primary/logical etc?
[02:29] <timClicks> n-iCe: which version of ubuntu are you running?
[02:30] <kyle_> What directory will that code i downloaded from the cvs server be in?
[02:30] <Turbolinux> Thank you for your effort.
[02:30] <seidos> bravo7: http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/install-mysql-server-5-on-ubuntu/
[02:30] <n-iCe> timClicks: 9.04
[02:30] <prince_jammys> bravo7: close any other package managers you have open.
[02:30] <timClicks> n-iCe: it should be running automatically - how did you upgrade?
[02:30] <pom> Can anyone pls help me? I am trying to mount a windows share on linux and I get - wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on //192.168.1.115/d. But I am able to navigate to this share just fine through nautilus. What coule be wrong?
[02:30] <seidos> Turbolinux: can you include my nickname in every response to me?  it will help me read your responses.
[02:30] <bravo7> prince_jammys thanks
[02:30] <prince_jammys> welcome
[02:31] <Fizban140> well
[02:31] <Turbolinux> Ok. I will do that.
[02:31] <NauTiluS1> well
[02:31] <n-iCe> timClicks: are running, but I mean, the notifications work with pidgin, it popups windows when someone connects or writes, but how do I configurate them to other msn IRC client
[02:31] <Fizban140> now I cant get ubuntu to run lol
[02:31] <Fizban140> this is perfect
[02:31] <Orpheus> i got an acer with intel motherboard and a quad core q6600 and no  video card i wanna know a good video card under a 100 $ thats easy to install no conf needed? im running 64 bits ubutnu 9.04
[02:31] <Fizban140> WHAT THE FUCK DID I DO WRONG?
[02:31] <Turbolinux> Seidos: Ok. I will do that.
[02:31] <seidos> !language | Fizban140
[02:31] <Fizban140> I am reinstalling again
[02:31] <Fizban140> formatting everything
[02:31] <prince_jammys> Fizban140: why?
[02:32] <Fizban140> cant boot
[02:32] <Fizban140> just get a black screen
[02:32] <mikejet> How do I determine what version of flash I am running in firefox? What is up with adobe's current version being 10.0.32.18? !? How about using numbers.
[02:32] <notthere> Fizban140,i will not format,because i know this problem will happen again
[02:32] <Fizban140> and troubleshooting in linux takes way too long
[02:32] <seidos> Turbolinux: you need to add something to a file.  It is located here /etc/modprob.d/alsa-base.conf
[02:32] <amdFANBOY> all of a sudden my flash broke on ff3.0 9.04.  its pretty weird.  like in youtube it shows a black box where the video should be, but if click the botton to open the video in a new window it opens and plays just fine.  on myspace music, where the music should be it has a message saying upgrade flash.  but my flash is installed and should be fine?
[02:32] <notthere> its a bug that noone fix
[02:32] <Turbolinux> Fizban140: What did you last?
[02:32] <Fizban140> installed auto updates
[02:32] <Fizban140> it asked me to retsart so I did
[02:32] <Fizban140> probably ran out of space on the drive
[02:32] <seidos> Turbolinux: but to find out what you have to add, you need to search the txt file in /usr/share/doc/alsa-base/driver/ALSA-Configuration.txt.gz
[02:32] <n-iCe> timClicks: ?
[02:32] <mikejet>   .. That is totally irritating when a website says Flash is out of date and simply redirects you to flash.com.
[02:33] <LiThiuM511> Anyone ever installed dimdim on ubuntu ? :O
[02:33] <seidos> Turbolinux: does that make sense?
[02:33] <Turbolinux> Then it got unusable?
[02:33] <LiThiuM511> pm me please :P
[02:33] <RHorse> Xodiac13 you have an ethernet on eth0?
[02:33] <notthere> i dont trust autoupdates anymore,they are always mess with something that must not be touched
[02:33] <kadu> tem br aqui?
[02:33] <Turbolinux> Yes.
[02:33] <seidos> Turbolinux: you can try the following first:  killall pulseaudio
[02:33] <Turbolinux> Ok.
[02:33] <Fizban140> ubuntu is so user friendly :P
[02:33] <seidos> Turbolinux: sudo alsa force-reload
[02:33] <Xodiac13> RHorse: thats my ethernet cable i want to get my wlan working
[02:33] <timClicks> n-iCe: sorry, was afk
[02:33] <mikejet> I like the Windows thing of "Update Tuesdays" because I really don't want to think about updates messing everything up more than once a week.
[02:33] <seidos> Turbolinux: pulseaudio -D
[02:34] <Fizban140> everything in this OS is a trap, auto updates? black screen, flash update? crashes firefox
[02:34] <seidos> Turbolinux: then test sound in prefs -> sounds
[02:34] <notthere> atheros wifi and linux, a tale that wasnt right
[02:34] <Fizban140> its like this os is a sick person about to die
[02:34] <Turbolinux> I will do that.
[02:34] <timClicks> n-iCe: that really depends on how those applications are built
[02:34] <seidos> Fizban140: not true.  My system works
[02:34] <RHorse> Xodiac13 lets see if it responds: type sudo iwconfig ath0 does it return an error?
[02:34] <mikejet> I also like the thing where after about 5 updates and things crash randomly, it is the user's fault for agreeing to update 1 random thing in the past week.
[02:34] <seidos> Fizban140: what are you accomplishing?
[02:34] <timClicks> n-iCe: if they are GNOME apps, they should be using libnotify http://library.gnome.org/devel/libnotify/
[02:35] <Fizban140> nothing besides getting pissed off at ubuntu
[02:35] <mikejet> How about if the operating system is professional instead of publishing crap updates that ruin peoples' systems.
[02:35] <Xodiac13> RHorse: it says no such device
[02:35] <seidos> Fizban140: put that energy into finding the information you need to figure out what you have to do to get it working.  You could have a hardware problem for all we know.
[02:35] <RHorse> Xodiac13 how's about sudo iwconfig wlan0?
[02:35] <mikejet> "Oh it is open source, you can fix every problem yourself. Stop complaining"
[02:35] <Fizban140> its not a hardware problem afaik
[02:35] <Orpheus> i got an acer with intel motherboard and a quad core q6600 and no  video card i wanna know a good video card under a 100 $ thats easy to install no conf needed im running 64 bits ubuntu 9.04
[02:35] <timClicks> Fizban120 mikejet: chill
[02:36] <Fizban140> brand new netbook
[02:36] <timClicks> Fizban140: if it's brand new, then it could be h/w
[02:36] <Xodiac13> RHorse: same no such device thats wierd because i know someone got it working
[02:36] <timClicks> Fizban140: becaue brand new h/w might not be supported by open source drivers yet
[02:36] <Xodiac13> RHorse: its something in the blacklist when i did it last itme
[02:36] <FeasibilityStudy> mikejet: I've3 used various Linux distros for years and I have never had an update (from a stable repo) destroy my system
[02:36] <physic> vodafone-mobile-connect who can help me? about using this package?
[02:36] <Fizban140> well
[02:36] <seidos> Fizban140: do you want to learn?
[02:37] <Fizban140> been trying for four days
[02:37] <RHorse> Xodiac13 it's enabled in bios?
[02:37] <notthere> my wlan0 is seems to be connected but no connection ,nothing,but linux says everything is in order,cant even ping the routers internal address
[02:37] <Fizban140> although i do not have much free time to learn, I work a lot, I am in the military
[02:37] <IdleOne> Fizban140: but have you asked for any help yet?
[02:37] <Fizban140> a lot
[02:37] <Xodiac13> RHorse: yup it working with windows 7 and all
[02:37] <seidos> Fizban140: can you have fun while you learn?
[02:37] <prince_jammys> "I am trying to do ...... with ......, but ..... keeps happening" is what we need to see.
[02:38] <mikejet> Is this website that demands I download 10.0.32.18 BSing me?
[02:38] <timClicks> n-iCe: if the apps are not using that software library, then there's not much you can do (I think)
[02:38] <Fizban140> only if the learning doesn't frustrate me any further because I have spent four days on this so far
[02:38] <prince_jammys> not "my life sucks, linux is crap, i've wasted 3 days"
[02:38] <notthere> Xodiac13, buggy wifi driver ,thats all man
[02:38] <Fizban140> well partition manager wont even open now
[02:38] <seidos> Fizban140: are you allowed to take a break?
[02:38] <Fizban140> I think it might be reinstall time
[02:38] <Fizban140> braek from what?
[02:38] <Xodiac13> RHorse: notthere: yeah its wierd
[02:38] <RHorse> Xodiac13 can you pastebin /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist ?
[02:38] <seidos> Fizban140: from learning
[02:38] <Xodiac13> RHorise: k
[02:38] <notthere> Xodiac13,i have almost the same problem
[02:38] <Fizban140> I want to get this working now
[02:39] <IdleOne> seidos: get to the point.... Fizban140 what are the symptoms and what do you want to accomplish?
[02:39] <notthere> at first it works and thet kaboom,blasted to pieces
[02:39] <seidos> Fizban140: lspci
[02:39] <com-8> tria.olim@yahoo.com
[02:39] <amdFANBOY> i think my flash problem came when i upgraded form 3.0.13 to 3.0.14, how can i downgrade?
[02:39] <Fizban140> I get a black screen when I try to boot UNR on my eeepc1005ha and when I run a live version I cant open parition manager
[02:40] <Xodiac13> RHorise: lol it said command not found
[02:40] <notthere> i think the weird thing in ubuntu software installer is that it needs the network for uninstalling,yes that right people,for uninstalling something,thats a network depended OS,without network,its DEAD like a DEAD HORSE
[02:40] <mikejet> I love this "TRUSTe - EU SAFE HARBOR" icon websites can display that proves their downloadable software is not a virus.
[02:41] <RHorse> Xodiac13 what command?
[02:41] <seidos> Fizban140: have you seen this how to?  http://www.jfwhome.com/2009/08/06/perfect-ubuntu-jaunty-on-the-asus-eeepc-1005ha-and-1008ha/
[02:41] <Xodiac13> RHorse: oops sorry
[02:41] <mikejet> Oh yeah, trust enhancement has been acquired.
[02:41] <Fizban140> I think I just need to wipe my HDD
[02:41] <Turbolinux> Seidos: Unfourtunately, these didn't work. I can get only sctraching sounds now.
[02:42] <seidos> Turbolinux: well, that's progress
[02:42] <Fizban140> it has been fragmented from 6 OS installs I thought I was formatting it but partition manager shows 8 or so partitions with 3 swap
[02:42] <seidos> Turbolinux: the how to has something on scratching sounds, I haven't read it yet though
[02:42] <ugly1> Does anyone know a command that can lock an empty CD drive or disable the hardware button for it under Jaunty?
[02:42] <Xodiac13> RHorse: http://pastebin.com/m1f47f207
[02:42] <mikejet> Fizban140, Reformat, and pay attention.
[02:42] <mostafa_> is there anybody knows how to made a usb startup parted magic?
[02:43] <bro> about that, is there any bench-luke utility to test the hdd? i guess mine is diyng on me, but i'm not quite sure
[02:43] <fez> ugly1: why do you want to lock a cd drive shut
[02:43] <OzFalcon> bro what s
[02:43] <Turbolinux> Seidos: I know, but it's too complicated but I will read again.
[02:43] <OzFalcon> bro: type of hd?
[02:43] <Fizban140> how do you reformat in linux? I thought it would be simple like loading up the OS and hitting format but that just hides stuff from you
[02:43] <bro> OzFalcon: it's a sata siemens on a toshiba laptop
[02:44] <notthere> will this command fix wifi problems ? sudo apt-get install linux-backports-modules-jaunty
[02:44] <ugly1> The button on my laptops DVD drive protrudes slightly and get bumped when it's moved. I'm worried it's going to pop out and get broken off eventually
[02:44] <OzFalcon> bro: Any HD utils from siemens? (Like WD tools and Seatools)
[02:44] <RHorse> Xodiac13 have you tried reseating the pci card?
[02:44] <mister> Intel video card in a laptop.  Running kde & Ubuntu.  Get a clone only and the gui wont even select for the usual 1280x800 i get when the second monitor isnt connected
[02:44] <mister> anyone have any ideas?
[02:44] <Xodiac13> RHorse: no how do i do that
[02:45] <bro> OzFalcon: hmm, i didn't check, look for it now...
[02:45] <Xodiac13> RHorse: sorry dangit im tired and not thinking
[02:45] <Xodiac13> RHorse: its a laptop
[02:45] <mostafa_> is there anybody knows how to made a usb startup parted magic?
[02:45] <Xodiac13> RHorse: i found something about it that im going to try and see if it works it gives me instructions
[02:45] <seidos> Turbolinux: right down the three commands, you will need to type them again:  kill pulseaudio  sudo alsa force-reload  pulseaudio -D
[02:46] <RHorse> Xodiac13 it's not seeing the wireless hw for some reason. Try with the ethernet disconnected perhaps?
[02:46] <bro> notthere: you're having wifi slow speed problems too? i'm using 9.04 and internet connection on wifi is slow as hell, now using wired
[02:46] <Turbolinux> Ok.
[02:46] <OzFalcon> mostafa_: Yes.....
[02:46] <lorenzo_> hi, checkgmail is giving me the 401 error. It was a bug in the old version (about a year ago), but it was then fixed. Is there a problem again or did i just do something wrong? :)
[02:46] <mostafa_> OzFalcon: how can I make one?
[02:46] <Xodiac13> RHorse: ive tried that
[02:46] <Xodiac13> RHorse: i have a atheros ar5007
[02:46] <RHorse> Xodiac13 do you have a pcmcia slot?
[02:46] <Fizban140> this ubuntu stuff is really flaky, now gparted opened
[02:46] <OzFalcon> mostafa_: Ummmm cant remember the program.......
[02:46] <usr13> Could someone tell me if there would be a difference between the /usr/lib/syslinux/pxelinux.0 file of a Slackware 12.1 and a 13.0 system   or.. between a 12.2 and a 13.0 system?
[02:46] <OzFalcon> mostafa_: Wait
[02:47] <mostafa_> OzFalcon: thanks man
[02:47] <mostafa_> ;)
[02:47] <reya276> does anyone know the terminal command for ipconfig /all?
[02:47] <dennis> Hey guys I have got  quick question, how do you connect to different servers on GNOME IRC not listed on the server list?
[02:47] <Xodiac13> RHorse: ive been looking and it has to do something with the blacklist and its integrated wireless
[02:47] <ugly1> reya276: try ifconfig
[02:47] <OzFalcon> mostafa_: http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/
[02:48] <Turbolinux> Seidos: I gave the commands. So now?
[02:48] <seidos> write
[02:48] <usr13> dennis: /join irc.server.net
[02:48] <reya276> ugly1: thanks
[02:48] <ugly1> reya276: sure
[02:48] <seidos> Turbolinux: what version of Ubuntu are you running?
[02:48] <prince_jammys> 'kill' is not going to kill a process by name.
[02:48] <dennis> Thanks
[02:48] <RHorse> Xodiac13 there's nothing in the blacklist for wireless
[02:48] <Turbolinux> 9.04.
[02:48] <usr13> prince_jammys: pkill will tho
[02:48] <ugly1> fez: any idea for the drive button?
[02:48] <prince_jammys> yes
[02:48] <Turbolinux> Seidos: 9.04.
[02:49] <Xodiac13> RHorse: o okay
[02:49] <Fizban140> Quick question, I have a parition /dev/sda2 ext3 named netbook-2.0--x86 what the heck is it?
[02:49] <seidos> Turbolinux: sudo gunzip /usr/share/doc/alsa-base/driver/ALSA-Configuration.txt.gz
[02:49] <RabidWeezle> has anyone gotten a virgin mobile: broadband2go to work in ubuntu?
[02:49] <seidos> Turbolinux: mv /usr/share/doc/alsa-base/driver/ALSA-Configuration.txt ~/Desktop
[02:49] <seidos> Turbolinux: open the txt file on your desktop with your favorite editor
[02:49] <RHorse> Xodiac13 you can try blacklisting ath_pci and see what happens.
[02:49] <quidnunc> Is there an easy way to record audio output?
[02:50] <Xodiac13> RHorse: oksy
[02:50] <bro> OzFalcon: no utility from fujitsu, you know any other?
[02:50] <Xodiac13> RHorse: okay
[02:50] <mostafa_> OzFalcon: very good thank you I am going to install it now
[02:50] <RHorse> just add the line blacklist ath_pci to the blacklist file
[02:50] <RHorse> xodiac13  just add the line blacklist ath_pci to the blacklist file
[02:51] <OzFalcon> bro: fujitsu/siemens are the same?
[02:51] <mostafa_> OzFalcon: have you ever try parted magic running from the hard drive?
[02:51] <Xodiac13> RHorse: will i have to restart my computer
[02:51] <fez> ugly1: i don't think it's possible to lock an empty drive; if there was a disc in it you could effectively lock it by continuously reading form it but you probably don't want that solution either
[02:51] <OzFalcon> mostafa_, I think so. In my experimenting it does work.
[02:51] <usr13> quidnunc: You could plug it into the sound card of another pc and capture it with audacity.
[02:51] <RHorse> Xodiac13 yes, you will need to reboot. Otherwise get hold of a dwl-g630 or 650 pcmcia card and pop it in.
[02:51] <Turbolinux> with sudo command?
[02:51] <fez> however most laptop CD drives can be hotswapped once the system has booted, perhaps your best bet is to just release the drive altogether
[02:52] <ugly1> it's not a removable drive
[02:52] <Xodiac13> RHorse: where do i put the command in
[02:52] <mostafa_> OzFalcon: very good plz if you know how to then tell me
[02:52] <Turbolinux> Seidos: with sudo command?
[02:52] <bro> OzFalcon: fujitsu siemens, the IT vendor
[02:52] <Xodiac13> RHorse: at the very bottom of blacklist
[02:52] <mostafa_> OzFalcon: your useful response will be appreciated
[02:52] <OzFalcon> bro, ok.
[02:52] <OzFalcon> bro, moment
[02:52] <RHorse> Xodiac13 yea
[02:52] <n-iCe> what's the name of this packacke? https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NotifyOSD?action=AttachFile&do=get&target=notification-bubble.jpg
[02:53] <seidos> Turbolinux: not necessary, you won't be modifying the text file when you open it with your editor
[02:53] <Xodiac13> RHorse: not in the network part
[02:53] <ugly1> fez: I had a freeware program that could lock it under windows but that's not really an option these days
[02:53] <OzFalcon> mostafa_, Hmmm I can't remember. Doesn't the gparted live cd have some sore of installer?
[02:54] <shovon> Hi
[02:54] <OzFalcon> mostafa_, http://gparted.sourceforge.net/livecd.php
[02:54] <mostafa_> OzFalcon: I have just an iso of gparted that is 97Mb
[02:54] <Turbolinux> Seidos: but the process denied. So now I did with sudo command. But the file isn't on desktop. What's wrong?
[02:54] <RHorse> Xodiac13 no not necessary
[02:54] <Turbolinux> the process denied on terminal.
[02:54] <Xodiac13> RHorse: k
[02:54] <seidos> Turbolinux: which command didn't work?
[02:54] <shovon> I need help checking my DNS server. I don't need to change my current settings, just check the server.
[02:55] <shovon> I tried ifconfig, but I don't know as to what represents my dns server.
[02:55] <RHorse> Xodiac13 and doublecheck the bios that wl is turned on when you boot
[02:55] <Turbolinux> Seidos: The second command.
[02:55] <Sedated> shovon... type "cat /etc/resolv.conf"
[02:55] <Xodiac13> RHorse
[02:55] <Xodiac13> RHorse: okay
[02:55] <seidos> Turbolinux: which was?
[02:55] <OzFalcon> mostafa_, Perhaps if you use unetbootin, and boot from the USB you can then install to the HD?
[02:55] <seidos> Turbolinux: mv cat /proc/asound/card0/codec#* | grep Codec
[02:55] <Turbolinux> Seidos: mv /usr/share/doc/alsa-base/driver/ALSA-Configuration.txt ~/Desktop. This command.
[02:56] <seidos> Turbolinux: arg, wrong paste
[02:56] <lorenzo_> is there anyone here who could check if their checkgmail is working please?
[02:56] <OzFalcon> mostafa_, ie setup USB containing gparted with unetbooting.
[02:56] <bro> OzFalcon: i found bonnie++, it's terminal based, but what a hell... just so you know, if you're interested too
[02:56] <Turbolinux> Seidos: Ok. I will do the new command.
[02:56] <shovon> Sedated: hmm... I still don't see my dns server.
[02:56] <seidos> Turbolinux: no, that's not what I'm asking you to do
[02:56] <bro> OzFalcon: i found bonnie++, it's terminal based, but what a hell... just so you know, if you're interested too
[02:56] <OzFalcon> bro, ok and it's fo siemens drives?
[02:56] <mostafa_> OzFalcon: maybe I'll check it now .thanks bro for your help
[02:56] <Sedated> shovon... is your nic configured through dhcp or statically?
[02:57] <shovon> dhcp
[02:57] <shovon> Sedated: dhcp
[02:58] <bro> OzFalcon: bonnie++ is for any drives, just runs a series of read/write tests and outputs the results, not really a reliability benchmark as i was looking for, more like a performance tester
[02:58] <Turbolinux> Seidos: Terminal program gives a message that it isn't a directory.
[02:58] <seidos> Turbolinux: I don't know what's wrong, the command should work as I typed it.  did you copy and paste it?
[02:58] <SuperMiguel> whats the default user name and password of a live install?
[02:59] <Sedated> and you don't see any lines that start with "nameserver" in resolv.conf?  that's strange
[02:59] <Turbolinux> Yes.
[02:59] <OzFalcon> bro, http://www.fujitsu.com/us/services/computing/storage/hdd/support/utilities.html
[02:59] <turbopirat> hi there, anyone got time to answer a quick question?
[02:59] <seidos> Turbolinux: I don't know what else to try
[02:59] <OzFalcon> bro, Use the dos utils. Use http://www.freedos.org/ to run them.
[02:59] <coz_> SuperMiguel,  there is no default if it is live cd  and if you install it it asks for a username and password
[02:59] <coz_> SuperMiguel,   or to auto log in
[03:00] <turbopirat> I got a windows server on my network, can i mount it so i can get access to it through the file system?
[03:00] <n-iCe> Hi, I have some audio troubles
[03:00] <Turbolinux> Can we add a parameter about my soundcard to the ALSA file? Is it possible?
[03:00] <Sedated> shovon... if you're using dhcp, then the /etc/resolv.conf shuold be automatically configured with lines that start with "nameserver", each "nameserver" being a dns server
[03:00] <SuperMiguel> coz_, how do i close X?
[03:00] <n-iCe> sometimes I hear weird sounds, like interference
[03:00] <seidos> Turbolinux: it is possible.
[03:00] <mostafa_> OzFalcon: it means that if I want to have gparted for USB I must download something and if I want gparted for hard I must download something else and if I want gparted for CD I must download something else?
[03:00] <SuperMiguel> coz_, im trying to run it and it says there is already one running
[03:00] <n-iCe> How could I reinstall my audio drivers or fix it
[03:00] <seidos> Turbolinux: in my opinion
[03:00] <mostafa_> OzFalcon: am I right?
[03:01] <LucidGuy> Getting a little tired searching for a good linux newsgroup nzb download app ...  any recommendations?
[03:01] <coz_> SuperMiguel,  are you in  the text console?  no g ui?
[03:01] <SuperMiguel> coz_, cli
[03:01] <Sedated> shovon... if you don't seen any "nameservers" in the /etc/resolv.conf then something is wrong.  you can try manually adding them but they'd likely get overwritten upon reboot
[03:01] <coz_> SuperMiguel, ok   are you logged on in cli?
[03:01] <Hadding> Where is the thingy for pipes on my keyboard
[03:01] <Turbolinux> Seidos: Yes?
[03:01] <SuperMiguel> coz_, yup
[03:01] <seidos> SuperMiguel: are you doing a new install, or did you get a system that had Ubuntu preinstalled?
[03:01] <mostafa_> OzFalcon: you hear me bro?
[03:02] <SuperMiguel> seidos, new install
[03:02] <prince_jammys> Hadding: are you referring to this character?: |
[03:02] <OzFalcon> mostafa_, Something like that.
[03:02] <Hadding> yes
[03:02] <timClicks> does anyone know the GTK theme that ubuntu 9.10 will be running?
[03:02] <coz_> SuperMiguel,   if this is gnome    sudo /etc/init.d/ gdm stop   or if you want to restart  it    sudo /etc/init.d/gem restart
[03:02] <prince_jammys> Hadding: above the backslash on my (US) keyboard.
[03:02] <Hadding> yes Prince_jammys
[03:02] <shovon> Sedated:  I see nameserver but it is the same as my gateway
[03:02] <lstarnes> timClicks: ask in #ubuntu+1
[03:02] <SuperMiguel> coz_, its kde
[03:02] <timClicks> thanks lstarnes
[03:02] <prince_jammys> Hadding: I mean, the same key as \, but shifted.
[03:02] <coz_> SuperMiguel,   ok    sudo /etc/init.d/kdm stop
[03:02] <seidos> Turbolinux: I think it's possible, but I don't know how to communicate what needs to be done to you.
[03:02] <Hadding> |
[03:02] <Hadding> amazing
[03:02] <prince_jammys> hehe
[03:03] <Hadding> thanks
[03:03] <aleron6> does anyboyd herer have experience wioth installing rpm files
[03:03] <turbopirat> Can anyone help me with a network 'issue' of sorts?
[03:03] <coz_> SuperMiguel,  or    sudo   /etc/init.d/kdm   restart
[03:03] <SuperMiguel> how stable is kde 4.0??
[03:03] <mostafa_> OzFalcon: what a stupid structure it is not as flexible as system rescue CD is. sigh
[03:03] <lstarnes> aleron6: ubuntu uses .deb, not .rpm
[03:03] <Turbolinux> Hmm... I think I must find the model parameter.
[03:03] <Sedated> shovon... some routers will act as a nameserver for the local network either by using an internal cache or forwarding requests onto the proper external nameserver so that's normal
[03:03] <lstarnes> SuperMiguel: not as stable as 4.3 or other later releases
[03:03] <aleron6> so rpm is onyly for dedian and red hat
[03:03] <Sedated> shovon... if you don't like that you would have to configure the router to give out proper nameservers in dhcp
[03:03] <shovon> Sedated: Oh... ok, I think I got it. Hold on.
[03:04] <turbopirat> Anyone, please?
[03:04] <seidos> !ask | turbopirat
[03:04] <lstarnes> aleron6: rpm is only for red hat and similar distros
[03:04] <OzFalcon> mostafa_, try just setting up the usb gpared and see if you can install it to HD from there.
[03:04] <Sedated> turbopirat .... just ask
[03:04] <SuperMiguel> lstarnes, which one does kubuntu 9.04 has?
[03:04] <lstarnes> SuperMiguel: I'm not sure
[03:04] <Fizban140> Ok I need help with installing UNR
[03:04] <turbopirat> Alright
[03:04] <mostafa_> OzFalcon: Ok bro
[03:04] <lstarnes> aleron6: there is a tool called alien that can convert packages, but it sometimes messes things up
[03:04] <coz_> turbopirat,  if no one can help here  then  I would go to  #linux channel for a braoder number of people who might be able to troubleshoot for you :)
[03:04] <Fizban140> I am mkaing my / partition and my /home parition should they both be logical or primary or what?
[03:04] <lstarnes> Fizban140: it doesn't matter
[03:05] <Turbolinux> Is anyone who runs The Sims 3 very well with Wine program?
[03:05] <lstarnes> Fizban140: ubuntu can use either
[03:05] <aleron6> so how do i install alien
[03:05] <seidos> Fizban140: I think you need one primary, the rest can be logical
[03:05] <Fizban140> what about ext3 or ext4
[03:05] <lstarnes> aleron6: sudo apt-get alien
[03:05] <lstarnes> Fizban140: either
[03:05] <turbopirat> I have a server on my network, can I mount it somehow so i can get access to it through /? Or is it already there but I can't find it? :)
[03:05] <Hadding> Is there a command to stop being root?I used sudo su and i know itll stay for 15 min, but is there a way to end it using a command in the terminal
[03:05] <lstarnes> aleron6: oops.  sudo apt-get install alien
[03:05] <jmarsden> Hadding: exit
[03:05] <lstarnes> Hadding: exit
[03:05] <seidos> Fizban140: I haven't installed Ubuntu in months though
[03:06] <Sedated> Fizban140 ... it would only matter if you were intending to also install Windows as Windows tends to want to be on a primary partition.  linux doesn't care either way so if it's goign to be a linux-only box then the partitions can be whatever you want
[03:06] <Hadding> Theres no way of doing it without closing the terminal?
[03:06] <Hadding> exiyt
[03:06] <lstarnes> Hadding: just the comamnd exit
[03:06] <aleron6> so is there a page that says how to install files with alien
[03:06] <Hadding> exit
[03:06] <lstarnes> Hadding: that closes the shell
[03:06] <Turbolinux> Seidos: Thank you for your help. See you later.
[03:06] <lstarnes> aleron6: man alien
[03:07] <bro_> OzFalcon, those are for windows, but thanks
[03:07] <lstarnes> SuperMiguel: I think it's 4.2.2
[03:07] <Hadding> X <<<it asks for you to press this in some programs?How?
[03:07] <lstarnes> Hadding: ^ = ctrl
[03:07] <prince_jammys> control-X
[03:08] <lstarnes> Hadding: so ctrl+X
[03:08] <Hadding> ok that helps
[03:09] <Orpheus> i got an acer with intel motherboard and a quad core q6600 and no  video card i wanna know a good video card under a 100 $ thats easy to install no conf needed im running 64 bits ubuntu 9.04
[03:09] <Fizban140> Sedated: I have xp on here too
[03:09] <Fizban140> Sedated: Should I remake it as logical??
[03:10] <Sedated> Fizban140... nope, as long as their is an available primary partition # for windows then you're fine
[03:10] <Fizban140> thanks
[03:10] <IdleOne> !hardware | Orpheus
[03:10] <jmarsden> aleron6: alien does not install files, it converts from one package format to another... convert the package you have to a format you can use (probably .deb) , then use dpkg to install from that.
[03:11] <lorenzo_> hi, how come i get an unexpected login error (401) with checkgmail? anyone can help? thanks
[03:11] <koshari> Orpheus only intel graphics will zero config to 3d, but it generally only comes onboard, nvidia will run good 3d but you will need to install 3rd party drivers
[03:11] <erikk71> when is the next release of ubuntu
[03:11] <koshari> oct
[03:11] <prince_jammys> erikk71: karmic koala
[03:12] <bro_> OzFalcon, badblocks checks for bad sectors, that's what i was looking for
[03:12] <IdleOne> end of oct erikk71
[03:12] <prince_jammys> erikk71: oh, sorry "when"
[03:12] <erikk71> ok
[03:12] <seidos> my experience with intel graphics, currently is that 3d doesn't work reliably
[03:12] <prince_jammys> !karmic | erikk71
[03:12] <koshari> seidos which chipset?
[03:12] <thiebaude> !intel
[03:12] <erikk71> ill not install updates ill wait or next release
[03:12] <Orpheus> thanks koshari
[03:12] <seidos> koshari: gm690/965
[03:13] <IdleOne> erikk71: updates for?
[03:13] <seidos> koshari: sorry, gm960/965
[03:13] <erikk71> ubuntu 9/04\
[03:13] <koshari> seidos there pretty old these days,
[03:13] <Orpheus> i have intel motherboard
[03:13] <koshari> seidos but none the less should work
[03:13] <seidos> koshari: I don't really need 3d effects.  solid 2d performance is sufficient for me
[03:13] <koshari> Orpheus do you have onboard graphics
[03:13] <erikk71> i installed
[03:13] <sebsebseb> erikk71: you should be installing the security updates really, when Internet connected
[03:13] <IdleOne> erikk71: if you plan on doing an upgrade to the next release then you will need to install all the updates IF your planning on doing a fresh install of the next release then it's your choice I guess
[03:14] <erikk71> an run it
[03:14] <seidos> koshari: I like 3d support because it is generally more responsive than only 2d graphics
[03:14] <erikk71> ubuntu 9.04 os as secure as xp
[03:14] <thiebaude> xp isn't secure
[03:14] <sebsebseb> erikk71: no it's been designed to be more secure by default
[03:14] <Orpheus> yeah but i want a second motherboard to play games and when i do my comp gets slow to a crawl
[03:14] <erikk71> even without the updates it more secure
[03:15] <sebsebseb> erikk71: ,but whatever OS your running when it's Internet connected, you should  be doing security updates for it,  of course if the OS your running is to old,  you won't be able to get those kind of updates for it
[03:15] <IdleOne> erikk71: the security updates provided by ubuntu should be installed
[03:15] <koshari> seidos iam about to buy a g41 MoBo
[03:15] <erikk71> do u mean kernel updates
[03:15] <thiebaude> erikk71, i always install my updates
[03:16] <prince_jammys> any type of security updates.
[03:16] <IdleOne> erikk71: there are kernel updates and there are security updates
[03:16] <sebsebseb> erikk71: Ubuntu only provide  security updates,   later packages you got to wait  until the next version or  do  a PPA or whatever
[03:16] <erikk71> the last kernel i had trouble reboot
[03:16] <seidos> koshari: never heard of it.  I haven't been in the market for a motherboard in years.  you play games on your system?
[03:16] <IdleOne> erikk71: not installing the updates is silly if your computer is connected to the internet
[03:16] <koshari> seidos no but i like 3d effects
[03:16] <kbp_> I need help. How to force dpkg to not check dependencies when install?
[03:16] <sebsebseb> erikk71: normalley when a new kernel is installed it also leaves the old one, which  if any problems you can then use from Grub instead of the newer one
[03:17] <lorenzo_> does anyone know why checkgmail keeps giving me a fake "incorrect username and password" error? thank you very much
[03:17] <IdleOne> kbp_: man dpkg but I think it's --force-install
[03:17] <kbp_> thanks IdleOne
[03:17] <lstarnes> kbp_: bypassing dependencies will likely cause things to break
[03:17] <IdleOne> kbp_: what lstarnes said
[03:18] <lstarnes> lorenzo_: are you using your full email address as the username?
[03:18] <sebsebseb> erikk71:   when Internet connected get the updates and if you don't it's silly  like IdleOne is saying
[03:18] <lorenzo_> lstarnes, no i am not. actually i tried both ways and did not solve anything
[03:18] <erikk71> ok
[03:19] <sebsebseb> erikk71: if you don't, it's silly,  which he is saying
[03:19] <kmaju> buenas a todos
[03:19] <IdleOne> !es | kmaju buenas
[03:19] <thiebaude> sebsebseb, he left
[03:19] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: I just saw
[03:20] <lowlycoder> how do I know if i'm running 64bit or 32bit ubuntu?
[03:20] <kmaju> gracias por la recomendacion ubottu, saludos
[03:20] <IdleOne> de nada kmaju
[03:20] <Sedated> lowlycoder... uname -a shoudl tell you if it's 32 bit or 64 bit
[03:21] <lowlycoder> look slike 64~ thanks
[03:21] <lorenzo_> lstarnes, one thing i did before this happened was i installed screenlets and set up a couple of widgets. i dont know how, but could that be it?
[03:21] <lstarnes> lorenzo_: I don't think so
[03:22] <Hadding> Say you wanna connect to a bbs, would you just do "telnet bbs.server.com"
[03:23] <Hadding> telnet --help
[03:23] <Chowder> man telnet
[03:23] <Chowder> :D
[03:24] <lorenzo_> lstarnes, all the other simalar instances i am finding through google relate to a 2007 bug, which was fixed. I tried those fixes anyway but none seemed to work....
[03:24] <rndmname> hey all.. my father is running ubuntu and had not updated his desktop in about 8 months or so... he ran all of the updates.. and after doing so GRUB had more boot options for ubuntu.. but the Windows boot option was gone. He is unsure of how to get it back. Can't anyone help?
[03:24] <n-iCe> I uninstalled pidgin, how can I reinstall the one that comes with the default 9.04 installation?
[03:25] <lowlycoder> how do i decrease the sensistivity of my mouse?
[03:26] <Chowder> rndmname: all you have to do is put it back in menu.lst
[03:26] <Chowder> its not too difficult. All you need is a few tidbits of info
[03:27] <Sedated> rndmname... if you know the version you want, try apt-get install pidgin=<version>
[03:27] <rndmname> Chowder: but what exactly do i input into menu.ls?, and can you walk me through that?
[03:27] <emma> does anyone know what is the command line way to invoke OO.o writer?
[03:27] <altf2o> quick question regarding Samba\Ubuntu 9. If i have a directory 'chmod 0775' giving my group full access, can i then restrict it in Samba in same way? I'm trying: "write list = myID" but then connecting as another user (part of my group) and can still write to it. Any ideas?
[03:27] <Chowder> rndmname: I'd be happy to walk you through it
[03:27] <Sedated> n-iCe: if you know the version you want, try apt-get install pidgin=<version>
[03:27] <rndmname> start by doing sudo gedit, right?
[03:28] <altf2o> i was hoping that before it got to the OS, Samba would say, "Nope! Can do that"
[03:28] <rndmname> Chowder: start by doing sudo gedit, right?
[03:28] <ctmjr> emma: oowriter
[03:29] <nebiros> dang, flash player crash my firefox 3.5 :|
[03:29] <Chowder> rndmname: actually, sudo nautilus
[03:30] <Chowder> rndmname: sudo nautilus /boot if you wanna go straight to that directory
[03:30] <ctmjr> !gksudo
[03:31] <justin__> hi, I have ubuntu 9.04 server running on a box and need to know how to to keep the screen from blanking when it's not in use.  Any Ideas?
[03:31] <rndmname> chowder: ok, now what?
[03:31] <RHorse> justin xset s off
[03:32] <RHorse> justin__ xset s off
[03:32] <justin__> thank you!
[03:32] <MagnoFlux> after running some updates on ubuntu - i started the comp up later - and the screen doesnt even show up - it shows up a few random lines on top of the screen - but thats it - i tried auto video recovery - but nothing
[03:32] <Chowder> rndmname: now go to /boot/grub
[03:32] <Chowder> and open menu.lst
[03:32] <RHorse> yw!
[03:33] <Chowder> rndmname: also, do you know what partition Windows is on?
[03:33] <rndmname> i do not
[03:33] <rndmname> and I can't see the computer...
[03:33] <Um_cara_qualquer> Anybody knows what is "SDL_net 1.2.5"?
[03:33] <KittyBoots> Is there a version of Ubuntu that runs inside of windows?
[03:34] <KittyBoots> off of a usb
[03:34] <TopCat> anyone aware of a balloon app that will display file details when i hover over them in natulits ?
[03:34] <keith1> anyone have any ideas how I can solve this problem I have... I have a very old notebook.  It has a cdrom or floppy drive (only one at a time) and a usb port.     Is there anyway I can run a cd or floppy to tell the computer to boot to a usb stick?
[03:34] <Chowder> rndmname: ok, close nautilus and go back to the terminal
[03:34] <jolleyjoe> 1337 users?
[03:34] <jolleyjoe> o_o
[03:35] <rndmname> chowder: ok
[03:35] <TopCat> keith: i think that's a bios feature...some bioses do not support USB booting
[03:35] <webbb82> i downloaded some software from the conical repo to help me file bug reports but i have no clue how to find it
[03:35] <Chowder> rndmname: now type this (without quotes) "sudo -s" which will make you become root
[03:35] <rndmname> ok
[03:35] <Chowder> rndmname: rest assured I won't tell you to type a forkbomb
[03:35] <justin__> nope xset is for X11, who would have thought, this box dosen't use X
[03:35] <Chowder> rndmname: now type "gparted"
[03:35] <mrpockets> ubuntu doesn't like ATi graphics cards, does it?
[03:36] <Chowder> gparted is the partition editor and you can use it to see where your windows partition is
[03:36] <RHorse> justin__ no gui?
[03:36] <SaLiFa> •mrpockets• it doesnt seem to - i think thats what messed up mine
[03:36] <justin__> it's ubuntu server
[03:36] <keith1> TopCat: your right it is a bios feature
[03:36] <mrpockets> I've got a dual head ATi card that i'd like to throw in this ubuntu machine
[03:37] <Wiseman> Does anyone use a gamecube emulator in ubuntu here?
[03:37] <SaLiFa> it works as long as u dont install catalyst
[03:37] <keith1> TopCat: I can use a live cd but I dont wanna wear out the cd rom cause it will be extremely expensive to replace
[03:37] <SaLiFa> after running some updates on ubuntu - i started the comp up later - and the screen doesnt even show up - it shows up a few random lines on top of the screen - but thats it - i tried auto video recovery - but nothing
[03:37] <TopCat> wear it out?
[03:37] <justin__> RHorse what I'm doing is testing a friends monitor, and I don't feel like typing evey five miutes on the box
[03:37] <keith1> TopCat: its really old and live cd would have to run a lot of processes off the cd wont it?
[03:38] <TopCat> keith: what are you trying to accomplish ?
[03:38] <tj83> can anyone suggest a nice benchmarking util for linux? i havent found anything that looks very nice in GUI form
[03:38] <RHorse> justin__ setterm -powersave off -blank 0 might work in a console env
[03:38] <TopCat> just run or install linux ?
[03:38] <Wiseman> I downloaded and installed Dolphin but I can't get it to detect my gamepad
[03:38] <Wiseman> It works fine, a bit slow but it works.  Only problem is I can't use a gamepad with it
[03:38] <Chowder> rndmname: find your windows partition?
[03:38] <justin__> RHorse: Thanks I'll try it!
[03:38] <rndmname> chowder: ok
[03:39] <webbb82> when i try to launch bug-buddy i get this error Either --appname or --package arguments are required.
[03:39] <Chowder> rndmname: where is your windows partition located?
[03:39] <CountDown> Anyone have any luck with Ekiga?  I'm stuck at the echo test with a security check failed message.
[03:40] <rndmname> chowder: having him look... this is painful..
[03:40] <justin__> RHorse: LOL, cannot (un)set powersave mode
[03:40] <rndmname> chowder: this dude is old
[03:40] <amdFANBOY> hi, i think upgrading ff to 3.0.13 to 3.0.14 screwed up my flash somehow?  how can i downgrade back to 13?
[03:40] <Chowder> rndmname: lol
[03:40] <CountDown> I'm using sip.diamondcard.us as my provider and Ekiga as the softphone.
[03:40] <justin__> RHorse: but thanks I'll see if I just can't set it to a day or something
[03:40] <Wiseman> I kinda figured nobody would know lol, gamecube is sort of obscure
[03:40] <Chowder> rndmname: you should see a button in the upper right that lets you choose disks, i.e. /dev/sda, /dev/sdb...etc
[03:40] <rndmname> chowder: it's /div/sda1
[03:41] <rndmname> chowder: it's /dev/sda1
[03:41]  * tj83 found a benchmark tool in repo called phoronix-test-suite check it out
[03:41] <Chowder> rndmname: ok, that means that its the first partition on the first hard disk
[03:41] <rndmname> cool
[03:41] <Chowder> rndmname: so I'll PM you to tell you what to type cause it may be seen as spamming
[03:41] <rndmname> ok
[03:41] <TopCat> anyone aware of a balloon app that will display file details when i hover over them in natulits ?
[03:41] <RHorse> justin__ ok. gl!
[03:42] <justin__> RHorse: Thanks!
[03:42] <remaster> hello i want to know what ports need to configure to use file transfere in kmess
[03:42] <RHorse> yw, justin__ !
[03:42] <keith1> is there any live cds for xubuntu?
[03:43] <sebsebseb> keith1: of course
[03:43] <sebsebseb> !xubuntu |  keith1
[03:43]  * altf2o i got it. In case anyone else needed it, i got it working by adjusting:  read list = uid,goes,here , list that specifies users who get READ ONLY access on a "writable" Samba file share.
[03:43] <TopCat> keith1: have you thought of a network install?
[03:43] <papashou> hi, i've recently "migrated" (back) to Linux .. I had a bunch of files that are set with executable bit, etc..
[03:43] <TopCat> using the CD just to run the installer, and all the packages are downloaded via network
[03:43] <Nautilus> anyone around to help/handhold with some unix-foo to remove a specified line of text from a group of files?
[03:43] <sebsebseb> keith1: go to the site and  I think you will know what to do :D
[03:43] <keith1> TopCat: there is no hard drive
[03:44] <papashou> is there a utility or a quick way to set them back to a normal default
[03:44] <keith1> TopCat: I broke the connector to the motherboard
[03:44] <TopCat> dude
[03:44] <papashou> (this is from copying to external usb disk and transferringfiles back )
[03:44] <TopCat> it doesn't sound like you have many choices
[03:44] <TopCat> if the machine is this old and broken...then use liveCD until it breaks
[03:45] <keith1> TopCat: hehe ya but I cant even find a xubuntu that includes a live option :(
[03:45] <TopCat> Join #xubuntu for support - See also: !Ubuntu and !Xubuntu-Channels
[03:46] <McLinux> !ubuntu
[03:46] <TopCat> i actually don't even use ubuntu
[03:46] <TopCat> i'm a centos user
[03:46] <keith1> TopCat: ya I think that might be a good idea
[03:46] <asduasfacesdalei> hi, im using xubuntu, im w/ a problem using Totem (video player) , i cant get any sound
[03:46] <McLinux> reinstall windows
[03:46] <keith1> TopCat: thanks
[03:47] <TopCat> np
[03:47] <dashcloud> hi, how do I delete a file that shows up like this: http://pastebin.com/m4a5fa6c3 ?
[03:47] <defcon_> #remote-exploit
[03:48] <defcon_> what dir do i need to be in to modprobe rt2870sta.ko driver
[03:48] <defcon_> its says to do it right after i make make install but it says file not found
[03:49] <Chowder> dashcloud: that looks really weird. Why do all the permissions show up as ???????? ?
[03:50] <Fizban140> Well I am back, still having fun with ubuntu :(
[03:50] <dashcloud> I have no clue- but for a file that doesn't exist, it sure acts like one that does
[03:50] <Chowder> dashcloud: well, do you wanna read the file or just delete it?
[03:50] <defcon_> i cant load the driver
[03:50] <dashcloud> delete it
[03:50] <defcon_> y
[03:51] <defcon_> i need it for my alfa card
[03:51] <Chowder> dashcloud: try "cat file >> /dev/null"
[03:51] <Fizban140> Can anyone help me with my eee pc 1005ha?
[03:51] <McLinux> don't you mean cat /dev/null >> file ?
[03:52] <stew> neither does anything
[03:52] <defcon_> no file or derectory
[03:52] <Fizban140> linux is such an unstable os
[03:52] <tuxforce> do you like to study?
[03:52] <defcon_> ?
[03:52] <stew> dashcloud: you have filesystem corruption.  what is it? reiserfs?
[03:52] <Fizban140> installing the wireless drivers disabled my wired
[03:53] <TopCat> i gave up on wireless & linux
[03:53] <Chowder> dashcloud: be careful what you send to /dev/null...you won't be able to retrieve it
[03:53] <Fizban140> I should probably give up on linux
[03:53] <defcon_> lol
[03:53] <defcon_> have to go family emergency tty
[03:53] <defcon_> work this out some other time
[03:53] <Chowder> Fizban140: what seems to be the trouble?
[03:54] <Fizban140> I am using linux, and I dont know why
[03:54] <McLinux> Fizban140, cuz it's a Real OS?
[03:54] <_-RED-_> :D
[03:54] <dashcloud> stew: I'm using ext3 on the drive
[03:55] <Fizban140> yes because using a crippled computer is so fun
[03:55] <McLinux> dashcloud, what were you doing to "produce" these files
[03:55] <stew> dashcloud: i'd recommend running fsck on it
[03:55] <Fizban140> I installed wireless dirvers and wired internet no longer works
[03:55] <dashcloud> I have no clue how I produced that
[03:55] <McLinux> Fizban140, crippled, how ?
[03:55] <McLinux> that in itself doesn't say  much
[03:55] <Fizban140> following this guide
[03:55] <Fizban140> http://www.jfwhome.com/2009/08/06/perfect-ubuntu-jaunty-on-the-asus-eeepc-1005ha-and-1008ha/
[03:56] <McLinux> ok so you did sudo insmod atl1e.ko ?
[03:56] <Chowder> Fizban140: Linux does have poor wireless support but this is nor reason to give up on it
[03:56] <Chowder> *no
[03:56] <dashcloud> is there any way to do an on-line fsck of the drive? (it's not possible for me to get to the physical machine at the moment)
[03:56] <Fizban140> well it is a netbook, wireless is pretty important
[03:57] <McLinux> Chowder, this is atheros wireless.. for whichi Linux has *very* good support of
[03:57] <Chowder> McLinux: then I call PEBCAK
[03:57] <stew> dashcloud: no, you shouldn't fsck a mounted partition
[03:57] <stew> dashcloud: where is it mounted? is it / ?
[03:57] <Fizban140> I dont think linux has very good support of anything :P
[03:58] <sho-nuff> hello all
[03:58] <dashcloud> stew: yeap
[03:58] <Chowder> Fizban140: its got a bit of a learning curve but once you get into it its really fun
[03:58] <Fizban140> I just want it to work
[03:58] <McLinux> fiz, honestly i can't live without linux.. its just ugly living in a windows world
[03:58] <Fizban140> how do I make it work?
[03:59] <Fizban140> win7 is quite good
[03:59] <McLinux> still ugly
[03:59] <Fizban140> havent had a single crash since I got win7 on my PC
[03:59] <SaLiFa> after running some updates on ubuntu - i started the comp up later - and the screen doesnt even show up - it shows up a few random lines on top of the screen - but thats it - i tried auto video recovery - but nothing
[03:59] <McLinux> "quite good" how?
[03:59] <RHorse> Fizban140 and it is endlessly configurable with text files.
[03:59] <TopCat> fizban140: hahahhahah what do you consider "crash" ?
[03:59] <McLinux> i wont get into it
[03:59] <daniel32708> GUys, is it true that u can get many beneffits from using 64 bits even when you only have 2GB ram  ?  (less than 4gb)
[03:59] <Loder3331> Can anyone tell me how to install adobe flash player on ubuntu 64 bit?
[03:59] <Fizban140> anything that either locks the computer or forces me to restart needlessly
[04:00] <TopCat> loder: should be in the multiverse repository
[04:00] <stew> daniel32708: there can be both benefits and detriments
[04:00] <daniel32708> stew:  is there a website for comparissons?
[04:00] <daniel32708> graphs, etc
[04:00] <detrix> tonyyarusso: you still here.  looks like it.  my python program is work just fine. thanks again
[04:00] <daniel32708> i am doing some research on the topic
[04:00] <stew> daniel32708: i don't know
[04:00] <daniel32708> or a source
[04:00] <sho-nuff> what is python used for
[04:01] <Loder3331> Topcat, is it under an odd name? I don't see it here. Is it in world wide web multiverse?
[04:01] <McLinux> it's a glue scripting language..and a general application scripting language.
[04:01] <TopCat> dude
[04:01] <detrix> sho-nuff: python is a programming language...interpreted language.
[04:01] <Loder3331> I'm new to linux, I don't know what I'm doing
[04:01] <TopCat> i don't want to sound like a dick or anything
[04:01] <detrix> sho-nuff: python is becoming very popular
[04:02] <Loder3331> I think I found it
[04:02] <TopCat> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=633095
[04:02] <sho-nuff> ok thanks ... newbie to linux .. maybe in a few weeks i can tell bill gates to go to hell
[04:02] <Chowder> Fizban140: actually windows 7 is pretty decent
[04:02] <Fizban140> I feel like it is time for a reinstall lol
[04:02] <justin__> RHorse: It was: sudo setterm -blank 0
[04:02] <Chowder> great improvement over Vista
[04:02] <Fizban140> is there any other way to return to a previous state?
[04:03] <Chowder> Fizban140: if you're using atheros wireless it should "just work"
[04:03] <sho-nuff> yeah but windows 7 gonna cost big money
[04:03] <Fizban140> I have a 1005ha
[04:03] <detrix> anyone interested in a tiny python program to randomly change your gnome desktop picture to any picture in your /home/user/Pictures folder????
[04:03] <Fizban140> shouldnt be over $100
[04:03] <cchen> does anyone know if it's okay to remove brasero?  what would happen to the nautilus extension for brasero?
[04:03] <Fizban140> free for a year to
[04:03] <jcm99> I had to install back ports for my laptop wireless to work with atheros
[04:03] <RHorse> ah, sudo. Of course. hehe justin__
[04:04] <Fizban140> http://www.jfwhome.com/2009/08/06/perfect-ubuntu-jaunty-on-the-asus-eeepc-1005ha-and-1008ha/
[04:04] <Fizban140> I followed that guide
[04:04] <sho-nuff> ultimate version cost over 300.00
[04:04] <Fizban140> and got the wired working but now the wireless wont work
[04:04] <Fizban140> then dont get ultimate, all you need is basi
[04:04] <Fizban140> basic, ultimate has al ot of business and admin stuff you will never use
[04:05] <Loder3331> TopCat, I've got it working in firefox but not in opera. Is there something different I am supposed to do?
[04:05] <Chowder> Fizban140: what I dislike about windows is that the less expensive versions are crippled
[04:05] <Chowder> with the assumption that "you won't need this feature"
[04:05] <sho-nuff> brb
[04:05] <Fizban140> you really dont though, who even used windows media player? I use VLC on my PC
[04:06] <RHorse> Chowder with the assumption that you WILL, and will pay for it
[04:06] <TopCat> loder3331: , i'm not sure about opera...
[04:06] <TopCat> check the opera forums
[04:06] <TopCat> dude
[04:06] <TopCat> IRC really sucks
[04:06] <TopCat> i'd try the forums before anything
[04:06] <Fizban140> anyways how the heck do I get this stuff working?
[04:06] <Chowder> Fizban140: at least with the versions of XP and Vista...they were all crippleware unless you bought the most expensive ones
[04:06] <Fizban140> Nah, I paid $70 for xp pro and it was perfect
[04:07] <Chowder> if I was to use Windows I'd probably use Win 7 or server 2008
[04:07] <Chowder> Fizban140: well, then again, you probably use your PC for different things
[04:07] <Chowder> I'm a software engineering student
[04:07] <Loder3331> I prefer a more direct form of communication
[04:07] <Chowder> so Linux fulfills my needs better than any version of windows ever will
[04:07] <Loder3331> I'm not really a fan of forums or email for help, so I try not to go that way at first if I can
[04:08] <Fizban140> I just want to get my netbook working :P
[04:08] <McLinux> Here's my story:  I had WinXP installed, ended up installing cygwin, configuring it, installing the cyg cron service, installing python, ruby, xampp, etc.
[04:08] <McLinux> making sure mintty works, etc, etc.. it goes on.. i just didn't like it
[04:09] <Fizban140> I mostly play games
[04:09] <McLinux> i play games too.. on my xbox
[04:09] <McLinux> i leave games to consoles.. thats where they really belong anyways.
[04:10] <Chowder> I play very few games
[04:10] <McLinux> 3,000 machine to play the latest 3d game is a ridiculous waste of money
[04:10] <detrix> I need some help setting up firefox through wine.  I am new with wine
[04:10] <Chowder> I mostly use my machine for work
[04:10] <McLinux> detrix, what is wrong with the standard firefox binary for linux ?
[04:10] <Chowder> detrix: why would you use FF with wine when it runs natively on Linux?
[04:11] <TopCat> loder3331: try doing a search first
[04:11] <jolleyjoe> McLinux: trudat.
[04:11] <TopCat> if you can't find what you want, then use IRC
[04:11] <shiznebit_> how do i restartx without logging off ?
[04:11] <Chowder> detrix: in fact ,if you installed Ubuntu it should already have firefox preinstalled.
[04:11] <McLinux> look for the icon! ;)
[04:11] <detrix> McLinux: Chowder:  only because of netflix only works on windows. and I thought that if I ran FF through wine I could watch netflix through linux
[04:12] <bastid_raZor> shiznebit_: restart what?
[04:12] <jolleyjoe> restart X.
[04:12] <shiznebit_> xserver
[04:12] <McLinux> netflix uses flash i believe
[04:12] <jolleyjoe> i don't think you can...
[04:12] <Fizban140> eh console games?
[04:12] <shiznebit_> ohwell
[04:12] <jolleyjoe> unless you log in through a virtual terminal, then start the x session manually? :)
[04:12] <McLinux> there's a major issue with flash performance under linux that adobe has yet (hopefully soon) to resolve
[04:12] <Fizban140> Games belong on the PC, nothing will replace a key board and mouse until we get some matrix type stuff
[04:12] <Chowder> detrix: better of running internet explorer through wine
[04:13] <Fizban140> I paid a little under a thousand for my PC, including monitor and everything, runs most games on high
[04:13] <Chowder> detrix: if netflix uses flash then you should be fine
[04:13] <McLinux> Fizban140, there were more "PC" games sold o nthe Xbox360/PS3 than for the PC itself this past year.
[04:13] <jolleyjoe> oh snizzity snap.
[04:13] <Loder3331> Topcat, I searched plenty
[04:13] <Chowder> I do like some MMORPGs, though, McLinux
[04:13] <Chowder> that don't appear on PS3
[04:13] <Fizban140> Ya it is sad but consoles are very popular
[04:13] <Chowder> but they're free
[04:13] <detrix> Chowder: no, they check your OS and if its not windows. you dont get their viewer
[04:13] <Loder3331> Thanks for helping me anyway, I can use firefox for now I suppose
[04:13] <TopCat> then try #opera
[04:14] <jolleyjoe> Chowder: Playstation Home is an MMORPG, no?
[04:14] <McLinux> mmorpgs are somewhat of a special category
[04:14] <bastid_raZor> shiznebit_: you will be logged out whenever X is restarted. no way around it that i know of since gdm/kde depend on X
[04:14] <Chowder> lol
[04:14] <Fizban140> RTS too
[04:14] <Loder3331> k
[04:14] <Chowder> detrix: idk but if I payed for a service and they denied me because of what OS I was using I'd raise hell
[04:15] <bastid_raZor> shiznebit_: alt+sysrq+k or install the dontzap package then sudo dontzap --disable and you can use alt+ctrl+backspace
[04:15] <McLinux> netflix is a piece of crap
[04:15] <Loder3331> netflix the movie thing?
[04:15] <Fizban140> well I am done for the day
[04:15] <IdleOne> !ot
[04:15] <Fizban140> spent my whole weekend trying to make ubuntu work
[04:15] <detrix> Chowder: seriously considering it.
[04:16] <Fizban140> I will be back tomorrow probably, same problem
[04:16] <Fizban140> later guys
[04:16] <McLinux> in cases like that, i tend to resintall and try to eliminate a pebcak issue
[04:16] <Chowder> detrix: send them an email and if not write a letter to the Free Software Foundation
[04:16] <Chowder> STALLMAN TO THE RESCUE
[04:16] <mattgyver> cant get xp to boot in virtual box, hangs before windows xp logo (safe mode select screen), can anyone help??
[04:17] <onexused1> I'm trying to install the tuxonice kernel.  During the intall, it stops with an error "Failed to symbolic-link boot/initrd.img-2.6.28-15-generic to initrd.img"  What am I supposed to do to get it to work?  I was able to install it before.
[04:18] <scribawf> !update
[04:19] <mow> is there an issue with evbug... I see it spamming my syslog
[04:21] <detrix> so nobody else here uses netflix?
[04:21] <Chowder> detrix: seems the issue is that netflix uses Microsoft Silverlight
[04:21] <xmnt> detrix, i don't - tpb
[04:21] <jolleyjoe> cronjob to delete syslog every hour, problem solved!
[04:22] <IdleOne> detrix: the issue is DirectX complain to netflix and hope they hear you
[04:22] <Chowder> there's a FOSS version for Linux called "Moonlight" but its not compatible with the latest version (2.0)
[04:22] <detrix> I am about to complain to them.
[04:22] <Chowder> detrix: you could always run internet explorer in wine but idk if silverlight will work
[04:23] <Chowder> or you could run windows in a virtual machine
[04:23] <mow> I've been unloading evbug from the kernel
[04:23] <mostafa_> can someone help me with changing the 4 grub legacy line command into grub1.96?
[04:23] <detrix> Chowder: well I have xp also installed, just wondering if I could somehow use wine to make it work....
[04:24] <felixsulla> detrix: Just run virtualbox, run a windows VM and run IE in it
[04:25] <Chowder> detrix: check out winehq.org
[04:25] <Chowder> detrix: and look up silverlight
[04:25] <Chowder> they _MIGHT_ (big emphasis on might) have support for it
[04:25] <Chowder> and even offer how-tos
[04:25] <detrix> felixsulla: I have never done anything with virtualbox...I will look it to it. later
[04:25] <jolleyjoe> EDDY, you there?
[04:25] <Chowder> imo, netflix should have never gone with silverlight. They singled Mac and Linux users out.
[04:26] <webbb82> what web browser do you guys use
[04:26] <Chowder> firefox
[04:26] <ScarletSwordfish> i am trying to install Flash player by the tar.gz file.  The instructions on the Adobe website say that once it is unpackaged it will create a directory called install_flash_player_10_linux, but no such directory is created.  Have I done something wrong?
[04:26] <mostafa_> webbb82: firefox
[04:26] <Chowder> ScarletSwordfish: why not just get it from the repos?
[04:26] <mostafa_> can someone help me with changing the 4 grub legacy line command into grub1.96?
[04:26] <felixsulla> webbb82: Opera 10 is pretty decent, too.
[04:27] <ScarletSwordfish> Chowder: What are the repos?
[04:27] <Chowder> ScarletSwordfish: repo is just short for "repositories"
[04:27] <webbb82> what about epiphany browser
[04:27] <lakuz> is it possible to use xmms2 in ssh so that it will export the sound to another computer?
[04:27] <ScarletSwordfish> Chowder:  Where is that?
[04:27] <Chowder> ScarletSwordfish: go to add/remove under the menu
[04:27] <Chowder> tons of software for you to install
[04:28] <money> hmmm?
[04:28] <Chowder> change the option up top to "all available software"
[04:28] <Chowder> install "Ubuntu restricted extras" and look up flash
[04:28] <Chowder> if you can't find flash then fetch the .deb from the official website
[04:28] <Chowder> it should work just fine
[04:29] <felixsulla> webbb82: Personally I dont consider Epiphany a mature browser, but it does work.
[04:29] <onexused1> When I try to upgrade my kernel, apt-get/aptitude/synaptic fails, saying "Failed to symbolic-link boot/initrd.img-2.6.28-15-generic to initrd.img"  What am I supposed to do to get the upgrade to work?
[04:30] <ScarletSwordfish> Chowder: when i tried the .deb it gave me "Error: Dependency is not satisfiable: libnspr4-dev:
[04:30] <rhynarian> what did they change the name of the ccsm package to?
[04:30] <Chowder> ScarletSwordfish: go to system > administration > synaptic package manager
[04:30] <Chowder> its like add/remove but more advanced
[04:30] <Chowder> look up libnspr4-dev
[04:31] <onexused1> rhynarian: You could try simple-ccsm.  That's the only thing aptitude search turns up for me.
[04:32] <kevdog> ScarletSwordfish:  Do an apt-cache search libnspr and see what packages it returns
[04:32] <Bookman> I'm trying to play a flash game for nostalgic purposes but I cannot seem to get the sound working.  Anyone else have the same problem or a way to enable the sound?  http://www.classiconlinegames.nl/arcade/112-galaxian
[04:32] <rhynarian> onexused1: im looking not for the simple one but the full out configurator with all the optiosn for all the plugins
[04:32] <aleron6> can anybody help me with alien converting this file
[04:32] <bastid_raZor> !ccsm | rhynarian
[04:32] <kevdog> aleron6: Are you sure there is no deb equivalent
[04:32] <Hellish> hola
[04:33] <rhynarian> bastid_raZor: thx
[04:33] <ScarletSwordfish> i'm going to try add/remove first
[04:33] <aleron6> yes
[04:33] <kevdog> ScarletSwordfish: add remove????
[04:34] <Chowder> ScarletSwordfish: it won't work in add/remove if you've got dependency issues
[04:34] <Chowder> take kevdog's advice
[04:34] <kevdog> aleron6: What's the package and why doesn't alien work?
[04:34] <onexused> When I try to upgrade my kernel, apt-get/aptitude/synaptic fails, saying "Failed to symbolic-link boot/initrd.img-2.6.28-15-generic to initrd.img"  What am I supposed to do to get the upgrade to work?
[04:34] <ScarletSwordfish> well poop.
[04:34] <Chowder> ScarletSwordfish: the terminal is your friend :)
[04:34] <aleron6> its no i just wanna know how to convert it using alien i think i did it wrong
[04:35] <aleron6> thei did it the way they showed me in the website
[04:35] <bastid_raZor> !info libnsp4-dev
[04:35] <jolleyjoe> that's whatthe channel is there for.
[04:35] <ScarletSwordfish> terminals are never my friends :<
[04:35] <bastid_raZor> !info libnspr4-dev
[04:35] <onexused> aleron6: Have you read man alien?
[04:36] <kevdog> ScarletSwordfish: What ubuntu are you using?  I'm on intrepid and I have libnspr4-0d and libnspr4-dev in my repositories
[04:36] <aleron6> yea its kida confusing
[04:36] <bastid_raZor> ScarletSwordfish: in a terminal type apt-cache policy libnspr4-dev   ..can you pastebin the output of this command?
[04:36] <aleron6> kinda
[04:36] <aleron6> i dont get any of it
[04:37] <kevdog> aleron6: What package?
[04:37] <ScarletSwordfish> hold on a minute... my computer is running very slow
[04:37] <onexused> aleron6: What kind of package are you trying to convert?
[04:37] <aleron6> drivers for my video card
[04:37] <aleron6> for i can plkay games
[04:37]  * kevdog thinks to myself -- the chance of that being successful is extremely slim!!!
[04:38] <DynamicFail> Is there anyway to make the notifications in ubuntu not disapear when you hover over them, and then preferably  take you to the thing being notified. (example: if I get a notification of a text message I want to be able to click on it and it bring up my im client window)
[04:40] <Chowder> DynamicFail: just click on the smiley face
[04:40] <Chowder> works for me
[04:42] <onexused> When I try to upgrade my kernel, apt-get/aptitude/synaptic fails, saying "Failed to symbolic-link boot/initrd.img-2.6.28-15-generic to initrd.img"  What am I supposed to do to get the upgrade to work?
[04:43] <Chowder> onexused: this is probably a stupid question but are you root?
[04:43] <Chowder> "sudo -s"
[04:43] <Chowder> then run the command
[04:43] <IdleOne> sudo apt-get upgrade
[04:43] <DynamicFail> Chowder: what smiley face
[04:43] <Chowder> Chowder: the one for pidgin
[04:43] <Chowder> when ever you get an IM the icon becomes a smiley
[04:43] <onexused> Chowder: I am.
[04:44] <Chowder> onexused: hmmm, not sure tbh
[04:44] <ScarletSwordfish> bastid_raZor:  http://pastebin.com/d497f499b
[04:44] <DynamicFail> Chowder: I don't see any smiley face in the notification that comes up
[04:45] <Chowder> DynamicFail: might be some option you have to tweak in pidgin
[04:45] <Chowder> just play around with it
[04:45] <rigel> is there some way to run a script when i connect to a particular wifi ssid?
[04:45] <rigel> i have a bunch of captive portals at school and i hate having to click click click the browser in order to get ssh up again
[04:45] <money> script to do what?
[04:45] <money> ugh, yeah i have those.
[04:45] <money> captive portals that is
[04:46] <DynamicFail> Chowder: what about in general... like i am in this chat via xchat and I just got a notification that you sent me a message
[04:46] <rigel> is there a way to do that?
[04:46] <money> rigel: if you're on ubuntu you usually don't get a captive portal
[04:46] <rigel> uh
[04:46] <money> i find that the school network identifies your OS using your user-agent, they only fuck around with windows users
[04:46] <money> mac and linux machines are left alone
[04:47] <bastid_raZor> ScarletSwordfish: since you need that package.. why don't you install it?  add/remove will not install dependencies.. like someone told you earlier synaptic is better to use.
[04:47] <IdleOne> !language
[04:47] <rigel> well, that hasnt been my experience
[04:47] <Chowder> DynamicFail: different programs work in different ways
[04:47] <money> IdleOne: get a life =]
[04:47] <IdleOne> money: follow the rules please
[04:47] <rigel> everyone connecting to a particular ssid gets the captive portal treatment
[04:48] <Chowder> DynamicFail: you just have to get to know the program that you're using
[04:48] <shamike> where can i find a halloween screensaver?
[04:48] <rigel> and they only give you access to the non captive network if you have particular vpn software, that is not available for linux
[04:48] <thiebaude> !offtopic | shamike
[04:48] <money> they make you use VPN?!
[04:49] <money> jesus
[04:49] <ScarletSwordfish> sorry, this is just my first day with ubuntu
[04:49] <rigel> so i want to run a script to click me through the main CP page when i connect to that wifi ssid
[04:49] <money> (i hope i won't be given the !language treatment for using the lords name in vain)
[04:49] <rigel> anyone point me in the right direction please?
[04:49] <money> rigel: i would work on trying to circumvent the captive portal
[04:49] <onexused> money: Not that you should whether or not you'd be told !lang
[04:49] <bastid_raZor> shamike: gnome-look.org is a good place for themes/wallpapers/screensavers
[04:50] <rigel> money: um. thats what im trying to do
[04:50] <onexused> money: Though, personally, I don't mind "effs with" as much as that.
[04:50] <Chowder> ScarletSwordfish: don't worry about it. Its a new OS. It takes some time to get used to it. Just like a new car.
[04:50] <money> rigel: at my university i used wireshark to sniff packets, i found that using a cisco mac address was enough to give me the royal treatment, i tricked the network into thinking i was an approved switch
[04:50] <money> =P
[04:50] <rigel> you can always use "fscks with"
[04:51] <rigel> oh. im not sure my wifi card supports promiscuous mode or packet injection
[04:51] <rigel> i havent been able to determine that
[04:51] <rigel> i just got the friggin thing like 2 days ago
[04:51] <bastid_raZor> !synaptic | ScarletSwordfish ..this should help
[04:51] <Chowder> money: I've been wanting to do something like that at my uni but I'm worried about getting caught. What wireless card did you use? Any hacks?
[04:52] <money> i setup my own router (they try and block NAT routers)
[04:52] <money> and i connect thru that
[04:52] <money> since wireless and ethernet have different policies
[04:53] <money> play around with mac addy, user-agent, etc.
[04:53] <Chowder> money: pretty nice
[04:53] <onexused> When I try to upgrade my kernel, apt-get/aptitude/synaptic fails, saying "Failed to symbolic-link boot/initrd.img-2.6.28-15-generic to initrd.img"  What am I supposed to do to get the upgrade to work?
[04:54] <felixsulla> Is there anyone who can help me with getting a cron job running?
[04:55] <koshari> felixsulla whats the prob
[04:55] <felixsulla> koshari: It's not running at all, I'm trying to call a Python script.
[04:55] <koshari> have you checked the script?
[04:56] <felixsulla> The script works great when I call it from the command line manually.
[04:56] <ScarletSwordfish> I've searched all the packages, and I don't see libnspr4-dev among them
[04:56] <koshari> is the script in your patch or have you placed the full path to the script in the cron entry
[04:56] <koshari> path
[04:57] <felixsulla> */2 * * * * python /home/username/mypy/test/test.py is what I have.
[04:58] <kevdog> ScareletSwordfish: Go to command terminal and do a apt-cache search libnspr4  -- its way faster
[04:58] <felixsulla> Someone told me earlier I have to have a blank line after my entry, which I've done.
[04:59] <RHorse> felixsulla you have your headers ok in your crontab like I explained?
[04:59] <Chowder> ScarletSwordfish: if you can't find the package you could always get it online
[04:59] <felixsulla> RHorse: I didnt do anything with headers, none of the tutorials or cron pages I read say anything about them?
[05:00]  * RHorse shakes his head
[05:00] <money> rigel: figure it out?
[05:00] <rigel> money: no idea. started asking in debian
[05:00] <rigel> er, #debian
[05:00] <kevdog> ScarletSwordfish: By what you've pasted on pastebin this package should be available via repository.  You either need to update your repository listing or add a repository -- This shouldn't be all that hard to do
[05:00] <RHorse> can someone explain to felixsulla about headers in the crontab. He doesn't trust me.
[05:01] <felixsulla> Is "crontab -e" the only thing I have to add information to?
[05:02] <egomosis> yup
[05:02] <kevdog> Unless its the systemwide crontab file -- you want a user cron tab file or the system wide file?
[05:03] <kevdog> Anybody here use xmms2?
[05:03] <felixsulla> I want to make a cron that runs a python script every few days.
[05:03] <egomosis> for just your user?
[05:03] <felixsulla> Yeah, its my stuff and I'm the only user on the machine.
[05:03] <prince_jammys> felixsulla: how does it not work?
[05:03] <PhantomLink> Um, weirdest thing just happened.
[05:03] <felixsulla> prince_jammys: Well, the script never runs.
[05:03] <PhantomLink> My entire desktop changed.
[05:04] <prince_jammys> felixsulla: how do you determine that?
[05:04] <egomosis> weird
[05:04] <PhantomLink> the folder icons went grey, and everything changed
[05:04] <felixsulla> prince_jammys: My python script writes to a log file, and the log file has no new entries.
[05:04] <egomosis> just to check, you've run the script independently of cron?
[05:04] <kevdog> ScarletSwordfish: any progress?
[05:04] <prince_jammys> felixsulla: is the log file a full absolute path in the script?
[05:05] <moymoy> anyone gotten pidgin video chat to work?
[05:05] <felixsulla> egomosis: Yep, the script runs great when I just call it direct from the command line, like $python test.py
[05:05] <ScarletSwordfish> kevdog:  how do i access the repository, again?
[05:05] <bastid_raZor> ScarletSwordfish: synaptic
[05:05] <IdleOne> ScarletSwordfish: sudo apt-get install libnspr4-dev
[05:05] <felixsulla> prince_jammys: No, it just runs in the folder its in..?
[05:05] <kevdog> Do this:  sudo aptitude update    --- then do a apt-cache search libnspr4  --- all at command line
[05:06] <prince_jammys> felixsulla: provide a full path.
[05:06] <PhantomLink> it went all clunky and bulky
[05:07] <prince_jammys> felixsulla: debug your cron'd script by also producing output to stdout, and tail -f /var/mail/$USER  to see what's happening.
[05:07] <prince_jammys> print path_to_logfile
[05:08] <felixsulla> prince_jammys: tail -f /var/mail/$USER gives an error message, no such file or directory.
[05:09] <prince_jammys> run the cron'd script first, and then try.
[05:09] <clarkkent12880> hey anybody know a little about firestarter firewall program? I have it installed but I cannot get it to start it says the nic card that im trying to setup sharing with is not working.
[05:09] <felixsulla> prince_jammys: Ok, added absolute path on the log file, ran it again from command line, and it updated the log properly.
[05:10] <prince_jammys> good.
[05:10] <kevdog> ckarkkent12880:  Well is the other NIC working?
[05:10] <clarkkent12880> yeah im chatting with it right now to you
[05:11] <kynian> can anyone tell me if theres a command like ipconfig
[05:11] <kynian> for ubuntu?
[05:11] <prince_jammys> there is ifconfig
[05:11] <Biovore> kynian: ifconfig
[05:11] <felixsulla> kynian: ifconfig
[05:11] <clarkkent12880> aint that ifconfig?
[05:11] <felixsulla> Notice the "f'
[05:11] <Biovore> kynian: or ip addr show
[05:12] <clarkkent12880> i learned that today :P
[05:12] <kevdog> ckarkkent12880:  You said you wanted to do sharing which I interpreted Network connections sharing which implies 2 network cards
[05:12] <monax666> hi
[05:12] <clarkkent12880> yeah yeah sorry
[05:12] <kynian> thank you very much
[05:12] <kevdog> Cool it with the ifconfig alreade
[05:12] <clarkkent12880> i got 2 nics
[05:12] <kevdog> ckarkkent12880:  Well is the other NIC working?
[05:12] <clarkkent12880> 1 connected to my cable modem
[05:12] <brandon> guys i cannot download anything in ubuntu the downlads keep failing
[05:12] <felixsulla> Ok, so the syslog at least is showing cron entries
[05:12] <kevdog> ckarkkent12880:  NS!!! But where is the other connected?
[05:12] <felixsulla> So it seems like its trying :/
[05:13] <albn> I need help with an Apache error log entry
[05:13] <clarkkent12880> its connected to a network switch thing
[05:13] <brandon> guys i really need help
[05:14] <xmnt> brandon, yes you do
[05:14] <clarkkent12880> which connects to a winxp machine
[05:14] <brandon> xmnt: ?\
[05:14] <xmnt> brandon, what's up?
[05:14] <kevdog> ckarkkent12880:  Why don't you just connect the switch to the cable modem?
[05:14] <brandon> xmnt: i cannot download anything in ubuntu the downlads keep failing however my wifi has 2 oout of 4 bars
[05:14] <kevdog> ScarletSwordfish: any progress?
[05:15] <ScarletSwordfish> working on it
[05:15] <clarkkent12880> oh the switch is a piece of crap, and it has a built in firewall that even when i try to port foward the right way it still doesnt work
[05:15] <ScarletSwordfish> sorry, my computer is slow
[05:15] <xmnt> brandon, it's possible that it's dropping the connection frequently ... wifi sometimes goes in and out w/out you seeing the diff. in the wifi manager
[05:15] <ScarletSwordfish> likes to take its time switching between applications
[05:15] <jemi> hi all
[05:15] <brandon> ?
[05:16] <kevdog> ckarkkent12880:  But if its a piece of crap -- then get rid of it -- if its somewhere in your chain then its going to be the weak link
[05:16] <monax666> 	and where you can download the codecs in the deb package for viewing video
[05:16] <xmnt> brandon, trying running a ping for several minutes and see if you get abnormally long pings occasionally
[05:16] <thiebaude> !codecs
[05:16] <kevdog> monax66: What program do you want to watch the vids with?
[05:16] <clarkkent12880> sigh the switch aint the prob right now i cant get firestarter to even get up and running
[05:17]  * kevdog Use free formats if you can?   Hmmm wouldn't that be the producer of the file that determines the format and not the user?
[05:17] <monax666> I need the codecs! because my friend does not internet!
[05:18] <xmnt> monax666, your friend does not the internet?
[05:18] <monax666> yes
[05:19] <Moon_Doggy> i use ffdshow
[05:19] <kevdog> monax66: What program do you want to watch the vids with?
[05:19] <TheCheeze> how does one edit a .run file? google won't answer me
[05:19] <clarkkent12880> it says the device eth1 not ready
[05:19] <bastid_raZor> TheCheeze: vim or nano or gedit
[05:19] <kevdog> TheCheeze: Is this a binary file?
[05:19] <TheCheeze> gedit fails
[05:19] <TheCheeze> it is binary, yes
[05:19] <albn> What does this mean: [Sun Sep 13 21:10:56 2009] [alert] [client 127.0.0.1] /home/jack/public_html/.htaccess: Options not allowed here
[05:19] <kevdog> sudo ifconfig eth1 up
[05:20] <clarkkent12880> ok
[05:20] <monax666> I not fluent in English
[05:20] <xmnt> albn, it means you have your apache directives in the wrong location
[05:20] <SnakDoc> what be best open format to use for ripping cds i use to use mp3 @ 320 kbs
[05:20] <albn> xmnt
[05:20] <albn> OK
[05:20] <kevdog> I have no idea how to edit a binary file -- although I know its possible -- likely to screw up a lot of things
[05:20] <TheCheeze> at least i think its a binary...
[05:20] <albn> xmnt, how is this remedied if any?
[05:21] <TheCheeze> i just need to change the checksum
[05:21] <clarkkent12880> hmm no change
[05:21] <albn> Or does it depend on how it is configured?
[05:21] <TheCheeze> is a launcher for an installer
[05:21] <kevdog> monax66: What program are you wanting to use with the restricted formats?
[05:21] <xmnt> albn, pastebin your apache.conf so we can take a look
[05:21] <albn> OK let me see if I can find it
[05:21] <xmnt> albn, and .htaccess as well
[05:21] <prince_jammys> mmm
[05:21] <monax666> my friend needed codecs to watch videos in formate .avi / mpeg / and so
[05:21] <kevdog> You likely dont have the network driver installed or something possibly like that -- looks like a good question for the forums since its really detailed
[05:22] <kevdog> With what program???
[05:22] <ShapeShifter499> hi
[05:22] <monax666> hi
[05:22] <money> hi
[05:22] <brandon> xmnt: what should i ping?
[05:22] <monax666> :)
[05:22] <money> :)
[05:22] <clarkkent12880> hmm
[05:22] <xmnt> brandon, anything ... i usually do google.com
[05:22] <RHorse> albn here's a good tutor: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/1.3/howto/htaccess.html
[05:22] <albn> xmnt: http://pastebin.com/m4a6595dd
[05:23] <ShapeShifter499> I have a acer aspire one with karmic alpha 5 on it and I can't use the built in web cam, how do I make the cam work? I know I should be in #ubuntu+1 but know one there knows an answer to my question there
[05:23] <albn> and let me paste the htaccess
[05:23] <clarkkent12880> well i got a slew of nic cards so ill pull and slap in another one see if that makes a difference... i'll be pissed if its a hardware issue
[05:23] <monax666> help me
[05:23] <monax666> sos
[05:23] <monax666> )
[05:23] <clarkkent12880> thanks and hopefully i wont be back for this one...
[05:23] <papajack> hi
[05:23] <xmnt> albn, you should have a file in /etc/apache2/sites-enables/000-default   ... or something similiar .. pastebin that as well
[05:23] <monax666> hi
[05:24] <RHorse> monax666 that's not a heck of a lot to go on. ;)
[05:24] <Guest94705> I have a problem in ubuntu. When I try to use "gksudo nautilis" after it asks for the password the window quickly closes. why?
[05:24] <ScarletSwordfish> kevdog:  i've successfully installed flash player
[05:24] <ScarletSwordfish> thank you for your help
[05:24] <Guest94705> nautilus*
[05:24] <albn> xmnt: http://pastebin.com/m559b5f2d
[05:24] <money> @find bros
[05:24] <money> @find teen
[05:24] <albn> xmnt: ok let me find it
[05:24] <kevdog> ScarletSwordfish: Ok -- didn't do much but good luck to you!!!
[05:25] <albn> I am still new in trying to know where things are
[05:25] <felixsulla> Guest94705: You are putting in the right password?
[05:25] <Guest94705> felixsulla, : sure. This time it worked but it gave an error. let me paste bin and show it to you
[05:25] <ShapeShifter499> anyone know??
[05:26] <TheCheeze> actually, maybe one of y'all can help. i am running 9.04 (Jaunty) and trying to install UT99. when i use the multilingual installer, it crashes my laptop after a bit
[05:26] <Guest94705> felixsulla, http://pastebin.com/d169a8b8
[05:26] <TheCheeze> but the standard installer won't even launch
[05:26] <Guest94705> It never showed that error before ...
[05:27] <Guest94705> felixsulla, Sorry this link: http://pastebin.com/d169a8b84
[05:27] <monax666> русские есть ?
[05:27] <Reactor> monax666: what is yr problem?
[05:27] <albn> xmnt, http://pastebin.com/m1d1420ed
[05:27] <kynian> Im running the latest version of ubuntu server, and Ive been trying to get a static ip set up for the computer running it (I am fairly new to ubuntu) and I found a guide on how to set it up, but it says it needs a network id, broadcast ip, gateway ip, and dns server ip. if its not to much trouble can someone tell me how to find these? and is the inet when you type ifcongig the host ip address? or if theres some way to set up 
[05:27] <albn> xmnt, took me a while; sorry
[05:27] <Reactor> monax666: я русский
[05:28] <monax666> у меня нет кодеков
[05:28] <xmnt> albn, replace your current .htaccess w/ this one
[05:28] <xmnt> http://pastebin.com/d76ff31bd
[05:28] <monax666> а может их можно гдето скачать ?
[05:28] <Reactor> monax666: видео or аудио?
[05:28] <albn> xmnt, ok
[05:28] <kevdog> How do I block user's from PM'ing me?
[05:28] <monax666> угу
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[05:28] <Reactor> monax666: с репозиториев можно
[05:28] <monax666> а как ?
[05:29] <monax666> если нет подклюени к нету ?
[05:29] <Reactor> monax666: хтя поищи в инете gstreamer plugins
[05:29] <felixsulla> Guest94705: Try "gksu nautilus"
[05:29] <monax666> ну а среп какой командой поставить ?
[05:29] <Guest94705> hm
[05:29] <cheftux> anyone give a n00b some help with watching dvd's on jaunty jackalope?
[05:29] <halberd> can I get debugging symbols with apt-get?
[05:29] <Reactor> monax666: на компе на к-ром есть инет поищи gstreamer-plugins или что-то подобное
[05:29] <halberd> I got umbrello and it crashed within 5 minutes
[05:30] <halberd> but there are no debugging symbols to diagnose the problem
[05:30] <monax666> а на котором его нет ?
[05:30] <monax666> как поставить ?
[05:30] <monax666> ладно спс !
[05:30] <monax666> пойду поищю !
[05:30] <Reactor> monax666: и потом кинь на комп где нета нет .deb файл с этим плагином потом запусти его там
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[05:31] <Guest94705> Now I get this error: ** (nautilus:4033): WARNING **: Unable to add monitor: Operation not supported
[05:31] <Guest94705> Anyone know how to fix that?
[05:31] <cheftux> any body? help with itunes on ubuntu?
[05:31] <albn> xmnt, you can delete the file on pastebin now
[05:31] <felixsulla> Guest94705: Did it stay open though?
[05:31] <Guest94705> felixsulla,  the terminal, yes.
[05:31] <felixsulla> Guest94705: The Nautilus window still closed?
[05:32] <Guest94705> and the root window as well
[05:32] <albn> xmnt, Ohh this was generated by pastebin
[05:32] <Guest94705> no
[05:32] <xmnt> albn, did that work?
[05:32] <albn> sorry about that
[05:32] <xmnt> albn, I made the changes and posted it back up
[05:32] <Guest94705> But why do I get that error msg? Kinda annoying since it worked a few hours ago.
[05:32] <albn> xmnt: no I read this comment at the end
[05:32] <albn> And thought you put that there
[05:32] <brandon> xmnt: ping time is from 1.5 to 5.5
[05:32] <cheftux> anyone know how to make itunes compatible with linux?
[05:32] <brandon> xmnt: oh just got a 13
[05:33] <jr_max> somebody help me pleaseeee
[05:33] <xmnt> brandon, 1.5 ms?
[05:33] <brandon> yup
[05:33] <brandon> xmnt: yup
[05:33] <xmnt> brandon, that's freaking fast
[05:33] <cheftux> care to help?
[05:33] <xmnt> brandon, where are you at?
[05:33] <brandon> pheonix
[05:33] <brandon> xmnt: pheonix
[05:34] <brandon> xmnt: but it dosent matter if i cant download anything
[05:34] <albn> xmnt, yes, that worked, thank you
[05:34] <xmnt> brandon, fastest I get are ~60 ms to google
[05:34] <albn> I will stusy what was changed
[05:34] <albn> study*
[05:34] <xmnt> albn, good deal
[05:34] <Gallimaufry> I have a quick question. Where are the syslinks for trash:// located?
[05:34] <kynian> can anyone help me with setting up a static ip adress on a ubuntu server edition (latest version)
[05:34] <albn> what did I do wrong anyway?
[05:34] <bastid_raZor> !trash | Gallimaufry
[05:35] <xmnt> brandon, yeah i agree ... I have 4 bars normally, if I switch to my neighbors wireless I have 1 maybe 2 bars and it's very spotty
[05:35] <brandon> xmnt: but with my ping rate i shouldnt have problems downloading, any idea
[05:35] <Gallimaufry> bastid_raZor: I dont know if this is a common question, but for some reason when i try to open trash it give me: "Sorry, could not display all the contents of "trash": Operation not supported" is there an easy fix
[05:36] <xmnt> brandon, i don't ... seems like your connection is good enough even w/ occasional fallouts ... do you have iptables running?
[05:36] <brandon> xmnt: how would i check
[05:36] <xmnt> run sudo iptables -L
[05:36] <bastid_raZor> Gallimaufry: i've never seen that error before.
[05:37] <rhynarian> when i activate the proprietary ATI drivers on my laptop, everything was all scrambled and i had to go into root terminal boot and purge all fglrx how can i make this work? now its not even listing the driver under hardware drivers
[05:37] <Gallimaufry> Ive managed to rebuild my trash folder
[05:37] <xmnt> brandon, ^^ see above
[05:37] <Gallimaufry> just now icons are not working for it
[05:37] <willca> kynian | http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Jaunty#Set_a_static_IP_address
[05:37] <xmnt> brandon, pastebin the output of that
[05:37] <brandon> xmnt: UMM how do i stop ping
[05:37] <xmnt> brandon, control+c
[05:38] <lstarnes> brandon: try ping -c 4 instead of pinh
[05:38] <lstarnes> *ping
[05:39] <brandon> xmnt: command output http://pastebin.com/m1115740b
[05:39] <xmnt> brandon, it's not iptables -- you don't have any rules in there
[05:39] <xmnt> brandon, what kind of router are you using?
[05:40] <help-newbie> will this help me search this text file anywhere in the system ? grep -ri "pattern"
[05:40] <kynian> willca: thanks, ill check that out
[05:41] <xmnt> help-newbie, man grep
[05:41] <xmnt> help-newbie, that will tell you everything you'll ever want to know about grep
[05:41] <help-newbie>  grep -ri "pattern" * should do it right ?
[05:42] <devnull_> hello .. i fixed my ati/radeon/fglrx issues by downgrading to the previous xserver ... but i have been having this usb problem for a bit now
[05:42] <jmarsden> help-newbie: Read the man page.  grep -ri PATTERN /  is probably what you are trying to do... although why you need such a broad scope search I have no idea.
[05:42] <brandon> ?
[05:43] <devnull_> wireless trackball takes a long time to start working and i get lots of messages about usb ports
[05:43] <help-newbie> whats the / for jmarsden
[05:43] <Barridus> can anyone help me gain the abilty to browse and use windows network?  (ie: shared folders etc)
[05:43] <brandon> xmnt: router works fine on my ubuntu laptop
[05:43] <jmarsden> Start at the top of the file tree, the root directory, /
[05:43] <jmarsden> help-newbie: ^^
[05:43] <xmnt> brandon, possibly your wireless card drivers ... have you checked to make sure your using the best ones?
[05:44] <brandon> xmnt: not sure how i would
[05:44] <Barridus> i can mount windows network paths, etc, but can't browse using gnome.  any help?
[05:44] <xmnt> brandon, got to system >> administration >> hardware drivers   ... see if there are any restricted drivers that can be enabled
[05:45] <brandon> xmnt: only hardware driver is for my graphics card
[05:45] <xmnt> brandon, do you have the driver disk that came w/ your wireless card?  If so you can install those drivers in ubuntu
[05:46] <albn> xmnt: Oh, I did not have mod_rewrite installed. Oops.
[05:46] <devnull_> i keep seeing this "hub 1-0:1.0: Cannot enable port 7.  Maybe the USB cable is bad?" often from port 7-8
[05:46] <help-newbie> jmarsden: how can I find out about all the recent officedocuments that were created using open office ?
[05:46] <Barridus> i can mount windows network paths in terminal, but can't browse the network using gnome without doing this first.  any help?
[05:46] <xmnt> albn, that'll do it ... did you do a a2enmod or something like that to enable it?
[05:47] <albn> xmnt, worse. I used webmin.
[05:48] <albn> I found out the hard way it does not work on Ubuntu.
[05:48] <xmnt> albn, whatever gets the job done
[05:48] <kynian> so, I tried following the unstructions on http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Jaunty#Set_a_static_IP_address and got the error "Failed to bring up eth0.
[05:48] <jmarsden> help-newbie: What does that have to do with grep -ri PATTERN / ??    To find recent docs, try something more like     find /home -name "*.doc" -mtime -7    # will find all .doc files created in the last week in the /home tree, which is where they should all be being created...
[05:48] <xmnt> albn, what doesn't work on ubuntu?
[05:48] <Jaxon> wc
[05:49] <jmarsden> xmnt: webmin is no longer officially supported on Ubuntu.
[05:49] <albn> xmnt, updating packages in that interface was not a smart idea
[05:49] <willca> kynian | that is assuming its eth0, is that actual nic you are trying to do this?
[05:49] <xmnt> jmarsden, albn I've never even heard of webmin ... I don't even use apache any more .. just nginx
[05:50] <albn> Never heard of it
[05:50] <willca> kynian | send a pastebin link for your /etc/network/interfaces file
[05:50] <jmarsden> !webmin |xmnt
[05:50] <xrm> hey, for some reason my wireless card doesnt work properly with ubutnu or debian, it registers it but it recieves the connection so weak that its essentially useless, i'm using a realtek integreated wireless card on a laptop
[05:50] <xrm> has anyone else had thsi problem?
[05:50] <xmnt> albn, its a lightweight server ... like apache but not so heavy
[05:51] <brandon> xmnt: I just tried ping again and got nothing also the chat refresh stoped it refreshes realy slowly
[05:51] <brandon> xmnt: probly not also sometimes the chat just stops recieving data
[05:51] <help-newbie> thanks a lot jmarsden, you saved my day, :)
[05:51] <help-newbie> I found the file
[05:51] <xmnt> brandon, my guess is your wireless connect just isn't strong enough ... has it worked fine before?
[05:52] <albn> xmnt, Ah. For my purposes, I guess this will work just fine.
[05:52] <jmarsden> help-newbie: You're welcome.
[05:52] <albn> xmnt, I see.
[05:52] <brandon> not realy but i moved the computer closer and even bought an extension to the cable, it works fine in windows'
[05:52] <albn> I am no expert, obviously
[05:52] <albn> So I dunno
[05:52] <willca> Barridus | doing that way is good. Besides if you dont want to do it via terminal, you will have to find the app in gnome to connect to a network drive
[05:53] <brandon> xmnt: extension to the attena srry
[05:53] <willca> Barridus | sorry i dont remember where is it but I know its under Places or System Tools, dont use gnome thats why
[05:53] <kynian> willca: http://pastebin.com/m1608b753
[05:53] <Barridus> willca, but nautilus has a "network" browsing ability.  used to work in previous ubuntus
[05:54] <xmnt> albn, apache is fine - once you get tired of it check out lighttpd and nginx
[05:54] <caustic> Hello, anyone around?
[05:54] <willca> Barridus | only thing I can tell ya is that samba changes overtime whenever a new Ubuntu is out
[05:54] <xmnt> nope
[05:54] <brandon> caustic: ya whats wrong>?
[05:55] <caustic> looks like i asked too soon :)
[05:55] <samuel> is anyone here running a custom kernel?
[05:55] <willca> Barridus, try checking ubuntuforums.org or howtoforge.com they are likely to have suggestions for doing it GUI way like that automagically
[05:55] <brandon> xmnt: so what now if it works in winows it can work in ubuntu
[05:55] <suppi> i lost my new boot splash came with ubuntu9.04 ....how to restore it????help plz
[05:55] <hanasaki> what console command will make gnome logout?
[05:56] <xmnt> brandon, if the ubuntu provided drivers aren't working well, grab the windows drivers and install those in ubuntu
[05:56] <thisdotpheonix> hello, does anyone know about a pdf reader that has the provision of marking or highlighting important points
[05:56] <caustic> I am using K3B for the first time, but it's not just that one program.  How can I get programs that do not show networked locations in the open dialog to show up?
[05:57] <brandon> xmnt: do you know how i can find wifi card im currently using, then how do i install windows drivers in ubuntu?
[05:57] <willca> kynina | just updated it
[05:57] <caustic> hanasaki: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[05:57] <willca> kynian i mean
[05:57] <samuel> thisdotphoenix are you trying to pass the hilights to another user?
[05:57] <xmnt> brandon, pastebin the output from lscpi
[05:57] <seidos> anyone know what rps is?
[05:57] <xmnt> brandon, once you find the driver it's a pretty simple process
[05:57] <seidos> it's a process running
[05:57] <kynian> willca| thanks a bunch, ill try that.
[05:58] <brandon> xmnt: bash: lscpi: command not found
[05:58] <iceroot> seidos: Remote Painting Service (Instant_Messaging)    (using google)
[05:58] <xmnt> brandon, lspci  ... my bad
[05:58] <caustic> should be lspci
[05:58] <iceroot> seidos: or the rights protection system
[05:59] <brandon> xmnt: http://pastebin.com/m6c529a3d
[06:00] <kynian> willca: awesome, thanks it worked (:
[06:00] <xmnt> brandon, here are the steps to get a windows driver installed
[06:00] <willca> kynian | well enjoy
[06:01] <pyro2927> I need help please, I just updated my 9.04 desktop and now I cannot authenticate to access my network shares
[06:01] <pyro2927> I am trying to access the shared folders from my laptop and it was working fine up until about 5 minutes ago when I updated
[06:01] <palam> where can i find the default contents for sites-available/default in a hardy installation?
[06:02] <xmnt> brandon, are you using 32/64bit?
[06:02] <brandon> 32
[06:02] <brandon> xmnt: 32
[06:03] <rhynarian> activated proprietary drivers, rebooted to garbled garbage, root terminal purged fglrx, normal, envyng installed ati drivers, garbled garbage, envyng unstialled ati drivers, reduced screen resolution.....wtffffff
[06:03] <xmnt> brandon, try this driver first http://www.atheros.cz/inffile.php?inf=66&bit=32&atheros=AR5008&system=1
[06:03] <xmnt> brandon, did you get the application installed for using the win driver?
[06:03] <brandon> xmnt: i was never told what application i needed
[06:03] <caustic> brandon: Ndiswrapper, unless I am incorrect
[06:04] <xmnt> brandon, did you see the guide link i sent you
[06:04] <xmnt> brandon, apt-get install ndisgtk
[06:04] <xmnt> brandon, there are other ways, but one is easy and should work
[06:05] <caustic> rhynarian: you man need to edit your xorg.conf file.  I think if you make a copy of your original and delete it, reboot, a new one will be created.
[06:05] <brandon> http://pastebin.com/m1e4c398d
[06:05] <brandon> xmnt: http://pastebin.com/m1e4c398d
[06:06] <xmnt> brandon, never seen that ... try sudo apt-get autoremove  ... then run the install command again
[06:07] <caustic> pyro2927: you may need to look in your fstab under /etc to see if the information you had is still correct for your shares
[06:07] <brandon> xmnt: same error
[06:07] <xmnt> brandon, ... i forgot your having download issues
[06:07] <xmnt> brandon, is it possible to use a wired connection for the time being
[06:08] <caustic> I really don't need to be trying to give advice....i'm a newbie myself...I just don't want to see someone go unanswered ;)
[06:08] <pyro2927> caustic: I'm sharing with netatalk and avahi. will that make a difference?
[06:08] <brandon> i have a laptop running ubuntu that has a perfect connection and i have a cable, would just need to know how to set up the connection
[06:08] <caustic> *shrug* just leaped over my knowledge
[06:08] <pyro2927> haha, well thanks for trying, I appreciate it
[06:09] <pyro2927> in case you care, I followed this guide a few days ago http://www.kremalicious.com/2008/06/ubuntu-as-mac-file-server-and-time-machine-volume/
[06:09] <pyro2927> it worked fine until I updated a little bit ago
[06:09] <caustic> when i was first trying ubuntu, i had something with avahi somewhere...good thing that live CD makes for an easy reinstall
[06:09] <sebsebseb> caustic: you can always do this instead of  trying to help when you don't really know yourself and if they are repeating the question quite a few times,  i'll use you for the example
[06:09] <sebsebseb> !patience |  caustic
[06:10] <jmarsden> pyro2927: If you just updated the kernel or the netatalk software, you may want to reboot, or restart netatalk, respectively .
[06:10] <caustic> oh i wasn't feeling ignored
[06:10] <pyro2927> jmarsden: tried both already......
[06:10] <xmnt> brandon, it's not that simple
[06:10] <xmnt> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Internet/ConnectionSharing?action=show&redirect=InternetConnectionSharing
[06:10] <brandon> xmnt:  ya i know
[06:11] <jmarsden> pyro2927: OK.  Might have been good to mention that when asking your question :)
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[06:12] <caustic> but i will ask my question again....how can i get samba network shares to show up in open file dialogs for various programs such as K3B?
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[06:12] <neekers> i added export PATH=/usr/local/apache-maven:$PATH to my .bash_profile but when I echo $PATH, I see only this: /home/nick/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games
[06:12] <neekers> i restarted my terminal window
[06:12] <prince_jammys> neekers: you have to relog in, or source the file.
[06:12] <jmarsden> caustic: They already do, they are simply mount points whereever you mounted them... /media/myshare1 or whatever
[06:13] <neekers> prince_jammys: thanks, let me try that
[06:13] <caustic> jmarsden: I would have thought that, dolphin is giving me issues makeing a mount point
[06:13] <jmarsden> caustic: what is dolphin and why would you be using it to make a mount point, just use mkdir for that :)
[06:13] <caustic> jmarsden: says it can't find my server
[06:13] <brandon> xmnt: so what should we do?
[06:14] <deco> jmarsden: dolphin is kde's file manager
[06:14] <jmarsden> caustic: If you type the command     mount    do you see the shares there ?
[06:14] <caustic> jmarsden: dolphen is default KDE file manager.  still a little shaky on command line IF there is a GUI program that will make all the settings for me
[06:15] <neekers> prince_jammys: I logged out and back in but it still echos the same
[06:15] <caustic> jmarsden: let's find out
[06:15] <jmarsden> caustic: It's harder to do IRC support for GUI stuff, easier to tell people what to type than where to click :)
[06:15] <herenbdy> hello, how can I download a package without actually installing it? (I want to view the contents)
[06:15] <Flannel> herenbdy: --download-only
[06:15] <prince_jammys> neekers: curious. type: source .bash_profile in your shell
[06:15] <xmnt> brandon, at this point the only thing I can really suggest is either moving your computer closer to the wireless or hooking up a wired connect
[06:16] <caustic> jmarsden: you make a fair point.
[06:16] <RHorse> herenbdy use the -s argument with apt-get (simulate)
[06:16] <brandon> xmnt: neither are options, so is there any easy way to connect the two computers?
[06:16] <jmarsden> RHorse: No, -s will not download the package :)  -d will
[06:16] <neekers> prince_jammys: I did that at it immediately returned the prompt
[06:16] <herenbdy> this package is already installed though
[06:16] <prince_jammys> neekers: is the PATH the way you wanted?
[06:17] <xmnt> brandon, not that I'm aware of ... it's not easy to do share a connect like that in linux but maybe someone else has advice on that
[06:17] <ralphpeac1> Hi
[06:17] <caustic> jmarsden: how about if I back up a step.  Can I use a network location in an open dialog like i would use smb://192.168.1.150/ to click through to the directories i need?
[06:17] <RHorse> jmarsden oh ok that is what the op wanted
[06:17] <brandon> xmnt: wait i think my windows boot on my laptop lets me do that let me check
[06:17] <xmnt> brandon, also there is an application you can install on your laptop that will download all the necessary apps onto a cd ... and you can use that as your repo on your other cmoputer
[06:17] <neekers> prince_jammys: i wanted to add /usr/local/apache-maven to my PATH
[06:19] <prince_jammys> neekers: yes, i know.
[06:19] <caustic> jmarsden: heh I think i'll just bite it and drop to command prompt and mount it from there :)
[06:19] <jmarsden> caustic: That all depends on the app concerned and whether it handles smb: style .  It is usually easier to mount the shares you want and then open them as part of the Linux file tree, in my experience.
[06:19] <jmarsden> caustic: Good choice :)
[06:19] <caustic> thank you guys for all the help and hope you get your stuff solved
[06:19] <neekers> prince_jammys: oh... i guess i didn't understand your question
[06:19] <pyro2927> caustic, thanks for the good luck!
[06:19] <caustic> hope i didn't confuse you, pyro
[06:20] <prince_jammys> neekers: do you have a file ~/.profile  ?
[06:20] <pyro2927> haha, nope, I think I'll get it
[06:20] <caustic> night guys, i'm sure you'll be seeing me again...maybe one day i'll be in the sensei role.....
[06:20] <prince_jammys> neekers: never mind. that wouldn't matter.
[06:20] <neekers> prince_jammys: ok.. but yes, it's there
[06:21] <wizzo50> sebsebseb: Hi
[06:22] <prince_jammys> neekers: try making the PATH change in ~/.profile  , I suspect the graphical login manager is playing a role.
[06:22] <neekers> ok
[06:22] <Rev1500> i dont no if anyone can help me with this but im trying to do a persistent installation on a usb drive and when i get to root@bt:/# cp -Rf /mnt/sdb1/boot/ /mnt/sdc1/ it says cp: cannot stat `/mnt/sdb1/boot/': No such file or directory and im at a loss here i have tryed everything
[06:22] <prince_jammys> neekers: then try logging in and out again.
[06:23] <pyro2927> jmarsden: I figured it out. I had manually compiled my own version of netatalk before with SSL support.  the update must have overwritten that.  I manually reinstalled my compiled version and all is well again. just thought I would let you know
[06:23] <Doc-Saintly> Can anyone tell me how to remove radeonhd? I saw a page for it yesterday but can't find it now
[06:23] <jmarsden> pyro2927: OK, glad you solved it :)
[06:23] <rdelfin> hello
[06:23] <pyro2927> jmarsden: thanks! now to get some sleep :)
[06:23] <jmarsden> pyro2927: In general if you install locally compiled stuff into /usr/local/ it won't be overwritten...
[06:23] <Myrtti> pyro2927: if you want to make sure it's not getting overwritten again, make a deb package and pin ... oh well.
[06:24] <rdelfin> ¿Alguien habla español?
[06:24] <Myrtti> !es
[06:24] <Rev1500> hmm
[06:25] <rdelfin> gracis ubottu
[06:25] <Rev1500> can anyone help me out with that?
[06:26] <Myrtti> Rev1500: you do have the directory in /mnt/sdb1, right?
[06:26] <Rev1500> yea
[06:26] <iceblock> morning afternooners
[06:26] <brandon> xmnt: im going to reboot then retry
[06:28] <user1__> I think it's a shame on ubuntu if I can't read a dvd
[06:28] <sebsebseb> wizzo50: hi
[06:28] <Rev1500> yea
[06:28] <qam1> where are the kernel sources in synaptic?
[06:29] <prince_jammys> neekers: so, success?
[06:29] <Myrtti> user1__: depends on the type of the dvd
[06:29] <Myrtti> Rev1500: I don't do support on pm
[06:29] <Myrtti> !pm
[06:30] <user1__> Myrtti: I get VCD protocol source plugin not found. such a simple thing.
[06:30] <Rev1500> ok
[06:30] <qam1> kernel sources?
[06:30] <neekers> prince_jammys: yes, that got it to work show up in the path now, but now when i try to run maven, it says that its not installed and i'm trying to figure out if the path should be pointing to bin or lib subdirectory of /usr/local/apache-maven
[06:31] <prince_jammys> neekers: ok, cool. i think you wouldn't have had a problem logging in to a console, but the files that get sourced through a graphical login are apparently slightly different.
[06:31] <egomosis> qam1: search synaptic for linux-source
[06:32] <neekers> prince_jammys: thanks
[06:32] <Rev1500> but yea every thing is right but or i think it is but for 2 days now i cant seem to get past this point
[06:32] <prince_jammys> neekers: keep in mind that if ~/.bash_profile exists, ~/.profile will NOT get sources in a console session, so you may want to delete ~/.bash_profile
[06:32] <Myrtti> user1__: if you're trying to play with totem(-gstreamer) then it's a known bug, as there is no vcd plugin for it
[06:32] <neekers> cd
[06:32] <prince_jammys> ~$
[06:32] <neekers> oops.. :)
[06:32] <brandon> Alright i installed the program through apt get
[06:32] <Myrtti> user1__: try totem-xine, or some other player
[06:32] <qam1> egomosis: thanks... getting a little frustrated here
[06:32] <egomosis> qam1: no problem
[06:33] <user1__> Myrtti: ok
[06:33] <neekers> ok, got rid of .bash_profile
[06:33] <Rev1500> Myrtti: any idea on what could be the problem?
[06:33] <prince_jammys> neekers: you're set then.
[06:33] <Myrtti> user1__: more info on https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/totem/+bug/129925
[06:34] <neekers> well, all except that maven is still not running when i type mvn --version
[06:34] <Myrtti> Rev1500: the error is quite straightforward, if you indeed have the source and destination where you said they'd be, then I'm out of ideas
[06:34] <neekers> but let me labor at that for a bit...
[06:34] <brandon> xmnt: I installed the program from apt get and i downladed the drivers what know?
[06:35] <Rev1500> thats what i was thinking but yet it still says its not there i dont no
[06:36] <Myrtti> user1__: https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/totem/+bug/43589
[06:37] <Rev1500> i must be doing something wrong before i get the this part that its not working
[06:37] <gorlak> have a question - i have a laptop that is running 9.04 2.6.28.15-generic, for a time i had the nvidia drivers installed just fine. i went and downloaded a newer set of drivers for a later kernel that i am running now. i reverted back to the kernel i stated before and now i cant get the nvidia drivers to properly activate. i tried using the restricted driver section, but everytime i do that the screen comes up unuseable. how can i force the
[06:37] <gorlak> 180 drivers that ubuntu uses and downloads?
[06:38] <brandon> xmnt: I installed the program from apt get and i downladed the drivers what know?
[06:39] <zruty> Can not mount local disks when starting live USB. How to fix?
[06:39] <sanchiro> how can one test one's server.. to assure one is not running an open relay?
[06:39] <xmnt> brandon, did you put them on a cd/usb?
[06:39] <xmnt> brandon, also they should be deb packages ... are they?
[06:40] <brandon> xmnt: y on a cd or usb? i installed the program through the terminal "ndisgtk" and i have the windows drivers from the link you gave me i just had to restart
[06:40] <neekers> prince_jammys: maven is working now, thanks for your help :)
[06:40] <prince_jammys> neekers: welcome.
[06:40] <xmnt> ah, ic
[06:41] <xmnt> brandon, ^^
[06:41] <sarthor> Hi, i am using juanty, have dual head VGA Matrox Graphics, Inc. MGA G400/G450, my screen resolution in "system--> preferences--> Display"is only 800:600 Max, how to increase resolution, Help
[06:41] <brandon> xmnt: im still having issues but it didnt fail the install through terminal, so i need to know how to use windows drivers
[06:41] <xmnt> brandon, goto system >> administration >> windows wireless drivers
[06:42] <xmnt> select 'install new driver'
[06:42] <Reactor> sarthor: try to install your videocard drivers
[06:42] <zebaztian> hey
[06:42] <xmnt> brandon, find the location of the .inf driver
[06:42] <zebaztian> for some reason whenever i'm playing a movie avi file
[06:42] <xmnt> brandon, click o.k.
[06:42] <sarthor> Reactor, thats automatic, how to install that, what is the command for detecting hardwares.
[06:43] <Reactor> sarthor: user repository
[06:43] <Reactor> sarthor: use*
[06:44] <brandon> xmnt: im getting "unable to see if hardware is present" error
[06:44] <Reactor> sarthor: and install the drv manual
[06:44] <zebaztian> after a while it completely freezes
[06:44] <zebaztian> and then i can't do anything
[06:44] <zebaztian> i have to press my laptop's reset button and reopen the file
[06:44] <zebaztian> but after a while into the movie
[06:44] <zebaztian> it freezes again
[06:44] <FloodBot1> zebaztian: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:44] <zebaztian> it doesn't make sense i'm on a fairly new laptop
[06:44] <sarthor> Reactor, need a bit more detail, what i will write with apt-get
[06:44] <sarthor> ?
[06:45] <Reactor> sarthor: nonono use symaptic I mean
[06:45] <Reactor> sarthor: synaptic*
[06:45] <zebaztian> ...thanks floodbot
[06:45] <prince_jammys> :)
[06:45] <Myrtti> zebaztian: have patience and try to have it all in one line
[06:45] <brandon> xmnt: going down for shut down again :(
[06:46] <Bluey> having trouble with identd and irc - opened port 113 in the router, installed pidentd, and restarted xinetd, but if I telnet to port 113 no dice - what did I miss?
[06:46] <Loafers> !iso
[06:46] <zebaztian> i can't play movies, it gets stucfk after a while
[06:47] <zebaztian> the whoie computer
[06:47] <zebaztian> laptop
[06:47] <necro\> supz
[06:48] <Loafers> How do I burn a cd to an image file like .iso?
[06:48] <`c00> hi, I changed my server root password using 'sudo passwd root' when logged in as zadmin
[06:48] <`c00> before zadmin and my root password has the same password
[06:48] <zebaztian> Myrtti, ok dude
[06:49] <`c00> but after I changed my root password 'sudo <command>' doesn't ask the root password anymore
[06:49] <`c00> when logged in as zadmin why is that?
[06:49] <`c00> anyone could help?
[06:49] <sarthor> Reactor, confused, Google is also silent
[06:49] <Reactor> sarthor: ?
[06:49] <Myrtti> `c00: any particular reason you configured your server to have a root password?
[06:50] <Reactor> sarthor: open yr synaptic
[06:50] <necro\> `c00: it should cache it in memory for 15 minutes
[06:50] <JabberWalkie> I dont think this channel supports that...
[06:50] <sarthor> Reactor, opend
[06:50] <Reactor> sarthor: and try to find yr videocard's mane
[06:50] <Reactor> sarthor: *name
[06:51] <`c00> myrtti I want to changed the root password different from user I used my I install the os (user: admin)
[06:51] <`c00> myrtti I want to changed the root password different from user I used my I install the os (user: administrator)
[06:52] <`c00> necro\: is there any particular command to clear the cache?
[06:52] <necro\> hey `c00 try sudo -k
[06:53] <seidos> I want to download source for the snd_hda_intel driver, what command can I use to download it?
[06:53] <al1as> hey guys
[06:53] <biltstra> any one have a good link to how to sniff a wireless networ
[06:53] <seidos> I tried sudo apt-get source snd_hda_intel but that wasn't work
[06:53] <Flannel> `c00: Why do you want to set a root password?
[06:53] <`c00> Flannel: I want to changed the root password different from user I used my I install the os (user: administrator)
[06:54] <seidos> God
[06:54] <money> heh
[06:54] <money> faggot
[06:54] <seidos> I meant didn't
[06:54] <Flannel> `c00: The root password isn't set by default.  Your user's password is the password you use for sudo (again, not the root password, which doesn't exist)
[06:54] <herenbdy> how can I use Ubuntu One without GNOME / nautilus?
[06:54] <herenbdy> (KDE)
[06:54] <money> what is ubuntu one?
[06:55] <Reactor> sarthor: found?
[06:55] <deco> Flannel: root password does exist , ubuntu generated it automatically
[06:55] <herenbdy> money: a storage service provided by Canonical
[06:55] <Myrtti> money: please mind your language
[06:55] <Flannel> deco: No, it does not.
[06:55] <Myrtti> deco: no, it does not.
[06:55] <herenbdy> money: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ubuntu_One
[06:55] <samitheberber> money: it's web harddrive, where you can store data and sync it with your computers and friends
[06:55] <money> Myrtti: which language?
[06:55] <sarthor> Reactor, yes, installing, after that i will configure with double monitors.
[06:55] <sarthor> :)
[06:55] <Reactor> sarthor: :D
[06:55] <Myrtti> money: your english, the rude words you seem to have caught to your vocabulary
[06:55] <Reactor> sarthor: ok tell me after that
[06:55] <money> lol rude
[06:56] <money> oh, come on.
[06:56] <kinnert> anyone have a good doc on sniffing wifi...all the stuff i foound on google is rubbish
[06:56] <sarthor> Reactor, its done, how to check its installed or not? or have to restart?
[06:56] <deco> Flannel: Myrtti  it does that's why when you try to su it asks for the pass but you don't know it
[06:56] <Reactor> sarthor: yh, restart
[06:56] <money> it's pathetic that "rude language" isn't socially acceptable on IRC any longer
[06:56] <Flannel> deco: No, the root account is locked, it has no valid password.
[06:56] <Myrtti> deco: which is because there is no such password, because it's not enabled
[06:56] <sarthor> Reactor, ok. i will be back for more help , thank you All channel and Reactor
[06:56] <zebaztian> what creates video stockage?
[06:56] <zebaztian> stuckageÇ
[06:56] <Myrtti> money: it's not acceptable on any Ubuntu IRC channels.
[06:56] <Myrtti> !language > money
[06:56] <Myrtti> !guidelines > money
[06:57] <zebaztian> my laptop gets stuck after a while when i play movies
[06:57] <Slart> deco: if you check the password file you'll see that where there is a hash value for the regular passwords, root just has nothing.. not zero, not something random... just nothing (which doesn't mean the password is blank)
[06:58] <Myrtti> zebaztian: which movies, what format (dvd, mpg, ogg), what player... elaborate!
[06:58] <zebaztian> .avi on dlc and dragon player
[06:58] <egomosis> zebaztian: are you using proprietary graphics drivers, what kind of card? is compiz enabled?
[06:58] <zebaztian> they get stuck after a while
[06:58] <Flannel> Slart: it has an exclamation point, which makes it unmatchable, since hashes don't contain exclamation points.
[06:58] <zebaztian> i have to disable compositing when i'm watching movies
[06:58] <egomosis> and it still gets stuck?
[06:58] <`c00> sorry I'm lost.. so there's no root user?
[06:58] <zebaztian> i don't know if i have a graphics card but this is a fairly new pc
[06:59] <`c00> 1000 is the root, right?
[06:59] <Flannel> `c00: No, there is a root user, but it doesn't get used. It's impossible to log in as the root user.
[06:59] <sarthor> Hi Reactor, my driver still not installed, i install Matroxset ,there, that was the only matching name
[06:59] <zebaztian> egomosis, how can i check for the info you're requiring
[06:59] <Reactor> sarthor: try to find in the internet
[06:59] <egomosis> SysInfo can tell you, apt-get install sysinfo
[06:59] <Flannel> `c00: No, 0 is the root user
[06:59] <Reactor> sarthor: .deb package
[07:00] <Flannel> `c00: 1000 is just the first user created
[07:00] <Slart> Flannel: oh.. is that new? I seem to recall it just being root:: the last time I checked... even though I must admit I didn't really look that hard
[07:00] <sarthor> Reactor, not available, i googled
[07:00] <`c00> I see..
[07:00] <egomosis> or check System>Administration>Hardware Drivers
[07:00] <Reactor> sarthor: idk what to do then
[07:00] <egomosis> see if there are any drivers available
[07:00] <`c00> but I did try loggin as root using the new password I create and I was able to logged in
[07:00] <Reactor> sarthor: but try to find .tgz or .tar.gz
[07:00] <sarthor> Reactor, even it was working b4, but i installed EnvyNG for double monitors. so its not workingn now.
[07:01] <Flannel> Slart: hmm, seems it isentirely empty.  If you re-lock it, it appends a !
[07:01] <sarthor> Reactor, the drivers in already in juanty, but i dont know how to use,
[07:01] <Flannel> `c00: What do you mean by "logging as root user"?  What command?
[07:01] <Slart> Flannel: mine has a !  (I just checked)
[07:01] <Reactor> sarthor: -_-
[07:02] <Flannel> Slart: Maybe I need my eyes checked then
[07:02] <Reactor> sarthor: try to search some info about using it
[07:02] <sarthor> Reactor, Ok.
[07:02] <MadSeaDog> any cli mail reader that support ymail!, gmail  & hotmail ?
[07:02] <Slart> Flannel: well.. exclamation point or no exclamation point.. I have to head for the salt mines.. I hear the wip cracking already
[07:02] <Reactor> sarthor: maybe you'll need to use console cmds
[07:03] <nix-idioteque> MadSeaDog: yeah, there's a plugin(s) for firefox actually, work well too
[07:03] <sarthor> Reactor, i will use that commands, i love to type, but where that commands are hiding :)
[07:03] <MadSeaDog> nix-idioteque, firefox ain't cli ...
[07:03] <nix-idioteque> MadSeaDog: I just use Gmail though
[07:03] <nix-idioteque> Oh!, I read client...  Beer number 4 here. Hah
[07:04] <Reactor> sarthor: try to search in the internet
[07:04] <sarthor> Reactor, OK.
[07:04] <`c00> Flannel: I tried changing the root password using 'sudo passwd root' and was able to do so
[07:04] <Reactor> sarthor: I like using console too ;)
[07:04] <`c00> Flannel: then I logout
[07:04] <`c00> Flannel: when I tried to loggin as 'root' using the password I created I was able to logged in as root
[07:05] <sabat> how do I reload x without having to reboot?
[07:05] <`c00> sabat: sudo startx
[07:05] <Reactor> sabat: Alt-SysRq-K
[07:05] <samitheberber> `c00: it's the way to  enable root in ubuntu
[07:05] <jmarsden> !rootsudo
[07:05] <sabat> I could be wrong, but sudo startx doesn't sound like it would work
[07:05] <Myrtti> `c00: you can disable it as well
[07:05] <linuxgeekmec> how?
[07:06] <zebaztian> egomosis, so compiz is off and i don't know about graphics card
[07:06] <zebaztian> egomosis,
[07:06] <`c00> ok hold on.. we're going far from my original post
[07:06] <nix-idioteque> I can't seem to get rid of my system beep, I "sudo rmmod pcspkr"  But is there anything I need to add after the fact?
[07:06] <`c00> rather question
[07:06] <egomosis> zebaztian
[07:06] <`c00> I was able to change my root password
[07:06] <`c00> but then when I'm logged as administrator
[07:06] <`c00> administrator != root
[07:06] <Flannel> `c00: Right, you can set it, but it's not set by default.  You really should disable it.
[07:07] <zebaztian> egomosis, how do i check if i have a graphics card?
[07:07] <JabberWalkie> !noroot > `c00
[07:07] <zebaztian> and compiz is off
[07:07] <`c00> sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart executes right away without the asking the root password
[07:07] <Flannel> `c00: It wasn't set, but then you set it, so now you can log in as root.
[07:07] <egomosis> zebaztian, one of the easiest ways is to install sysinfo
[07:07] <Flannel> `c00: Thats because your password is cached.
[07:07] <egomosis> sudo apt-get install sysinfo
[07:07] <cached> i'm c00's password
[07:08] <thedarkpassenger> what are u guys talking ab out
[07:08] <prince_jammys> sudo's timeout.
[07:09] <samitheberber> `c00: you should read this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo
[07:09] <prince_jammys> timestamp_timeout, specifically
[07:09] <Brando753> guys i installed ndisgtk now i cant acces my wifi, what should i do?
[07:10] <MrSchmo> hey guys can you make usb password access only?
[07:10] <Gen2ly> run in circles, scream and shout?
[07:10] <necro\> `c00: it worked?
[07:11] <edoceo> I just did an update to my Jaunty (xfce) and now Network Manager says eth0 is "unmanaged" - how to fix?
[07:11] <edoceo> When I reboot I have to manually start eth0 and then it works fine
[07:12] <egomosis> edoceo:http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1017958 this link might help
[07:12] <Brando753> guys i installed ndisgtk now i cant acces my wifi, what should i do?
[07:13] <Gnea> Brando753: are you sure the card will work with ndiswrapper?
[07:13] <edoceo> egomosis: that wasn't it
[07:14] <edoceo> When I go to look at network connections it doesn't show eth0, only my vboxnet
[07:14] <egomosis> then is ifupdown in /etc/NetworkManager/nm-system-settings.conf set to managed = true?
[07:14] <zebaztian> listen fellas i got disconnected cause you know my computer went caput, stuck, had to reboot
[07:14] <aliendark> hola
[07:14] <`c00> ok got that.. so how do I disable the root login?
[07:15] <aliendark> aguien sabe como habilitar las usb de virtual box
[07:15] <zebaztian> egomosis, why does the stuckage occur usually?
[07:15] <Flannel> `c00: `sudo passwd -l root` (thats a lowercase L)
[07:15] <aliendark> es que soy nuevo en linux
[07:15] <zebaztian> egomosis what's sysinfo?
[07:15] <zebaztian> !es
[07:15] <Brando753> Gnea: no it didnt work with ndiswrapper but it kind of worked with ubuntus defaults before i installed ndisgtk
[07:15] <aliendark> aaaaaaaa
[07:15] <aliendark> ok
[07:15] <egomosis> zebaztian: sysinfo is a program that lists all your major system information
[07:15] <Brando753> Gnea: now i cant access it at all, im trying to go back to ubuntu's defult setting
[07:16] <egomosis> cpu, graphics card, kernel version, ram, etc
[07:16] <zebaztian> egomosis, i get invalid operation when i go sudo apt-get install sysinfo
[07:16] <aliendark> esque no me puedo conectar a ubuntu.es
[07:16] <Gnea> Brando753: okay, because ndisgtk is just a front-end to ndiswrapper - what card do you have?
[07:16] <jmarsden> `c00: How to re-disable the root pw was in the article you were asked to read some time ago : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo wasn't it?
[07:16] <Brando753> no idea
[07:16] <Gnea> Brando753: impossible. is it built-in?
[07:17] <egomosis> zebaztian: that's interesting, never heard of that...
[07:17] <Brando753> Gnea: no but its an old pc
[07:17] <aliendark> nadie habla spanish
[07:17] <zebaztian> egomosis,  it seems as though it's installed
[07:17] <zebaztian> egomosis, now what do i do?
[07:17] <jmarsden> !es | aliendark
[07:17] <zebaztian> type sysinfo on the thing?
[07:17] <egomosis> then under applications>system>sysinfo
[07:17] <Gnea> Brando753: well tell me what the wireless card is, please. make and model # and how it plugs into the system.
[07:17] <egomosis> it'll pop up, select hardware
[07:17] <sk8rlife125> im a ubuntu/linux noob will someone plz help me get my sound working?
[07:17] <`c00> sorry jmarsden... got it
[07:18] <Gen2ly> Has anyone tried Fedora?
[07:18] <Gnea> !sound | sk8rlife125
[07:18] <egomosis> system tools
[07:18] <egomosis> sorry
[07:18] <`c00> got so confused wan't able to read that part
[07:18] <Gnea> Gen2ly: the people in #fedora have
[07:18] <aliendark> si pero no me puedo conenectar a esas pag web
[07:18] <sk8rlife125> ok 1 min ima add a terminal print out
[07:18] <Brando753> Gnea: its a pci Atheros Communications Inc. Ar5008 wireless network adapter (rev 01)\
[07:18] <aliendark> no me deja
[07:18] <Myrtti> aliendark: /join #ubuntu-es
[07:18] <zruty> Sorry I missed that?
[07:18] <sk8rlife125> jack@pos2:~$ aplay -l
[07:18] <sk8rlife125> **** List of PLAYBACK Hardware Devices ****
[07:18] <sk8rlife125> card 0: IXP [ATI IXP], device 0: ATI IXP AC97 [ATI IXP AC97]
[07:18] <sk8rlife125>   Subdevices: 0/1
[07:18] <sk8rlife125>   Subdevice #0: subdevice #0
[07:18] <FloodBot1> sk8rlife125: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:18] <sk8rlife125> card 1: Modem [ATI IXP Modem], device 0: ATI IXP MC97 [ATI IXP MC97]
[07:18] <Gen2ly> lol Gnea, just wondering if it's a good distro
[07:18] <aliendark> ubuntu -es no me conecta
[07:18] <jmarsden> aliendark: /join #ubuntu-es
[07:18] <Myrtti> Gen2ly: we're declined to say Ubuntu is better
[07:19] <Myrtti> Gen2ly: but what did you expect...?
[07:19] <Gen2ly> :)
[07:19] <Myrtti> s/declined/inclined/
[07:19] <jmarsden> Myrtti: "declined"?  inclined, surely :)
[07:19] <Gnea> Brando753: excellent. was it not working correctly before you installed ndisgtk or..?
[07:19] <sk8rlife125> hhhmmm didnt let me add a terminal print out
[07:19] <zebaztian> egomosis, under graphic card i got vga compatible controler ATI technologies inc rs780m/res780mn hd 3200 graphics
[07:19] <Gen2ly> I distro hop, what can I say, there more than one hops in the world
[07:19] <sk8rlife125> oh nm lmao srry
[07:19] <Gnea> give Myrtti a break guys :)
[07:19] <aliendark> bueno gracias.... parece que los linuxeros de este canal no ayudan mucho
[07:19] <Gen2ly> if you get my drift
[07:19] <aliendark> en todos modos gracias
[07:19] <Myrtti> jmarsden: haha, beat you to it
[07:20] <Gnea> Gen2ly: try it out and see what it's like then
[07:20] <zebaztian> egomosis, subsystem, hewlett packard company device 30f3
[07:20] <sk8rlife125> i have tried enableing every optioni in sound and turning them to full blast with no success
[07:20] <Gen2ly> Gnea: ok, then I can come back and say how much better Ubuntu is
[07:20] <Gnea> Gen2ly: exactly
[07:20] <Brando753> Gnea: i was having trouble downloading ANYTHING, however it worked fine in windows, someone sugested ndisgtk, no it does nothing
[07:20] <egomosis> ok. check system>administration>hardware drivers
[07:21] <Gnea> !wireless
[07:21] <seidos> why pulseaudio and alsa?  why not just alsa?
[07:21] <Gnea> Brando753: let's check this site and see how it's supposed to work
[07:21] <egomosis> did you install the proprietary driver?
[07:21] <zebaztian> who me?
[07:21] <egomosis> ya
[07:21] <zebaztian> i dont know how do i check egomosis
[07:22] <egomosis> zebaztian: system>administration>hardware drivers
[07:22] <zebaztian> egomosis, i'll brb i'm on kde
[07:22] <egomosis> oh
[07:23] <egomosis> k
[07:23] <Brando753> Gnea: well i want to know how to reverse what i just did :( thats all
[07:23] <sk8rlife125> guys i have already tried googleing answers for my spefcific sound card and such and im lost ehre
[07:23] <sk8rlife125> plz help
[07:23] <sk8rlife125> or i may got back to the devil i mean windows
[07:23] <Bluey> I forwarded port 113 to the correct machine, installed pidentd, changed identd.conf
[07:23] <Bluey> added firewall rule, restarted xinetd ,telneted to external ip address -- and nothing...
[07:23] <Bluey> What did I overlook?
[07:23] <Bluey>   nothing in system log
[07:23] <FloodBot1> Bluey: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:23] <iceblock> anyone know why update lockups?
[07:24] <SnakDoc> anyone know of a app that could keep me from opening firefox and login in on a network that uses cisco clean access ?
[07:24] <koshari> iceblock no connection?
[07:24] <iceblock> crazy
[07:24] <Gnea> Brando753: how did you install ndisgtk?
[07:25] <FyreFoX> I have 2 nvidia cards (NVS285) is it possible to use twinview over 3 monitors?
[07:25] <iceblock> i figured it, fracking ati drivers failed AGAIN!
[07:25] <mattwj2002> !eeepc
[07:25] <Brando753> Gnea: terminal apt-get
[07:25] <zebaztian> egomosis, i am there now
[07:26] <examance2> when you configure a samba share through nautilus where is it storing the configuration for the share? its not putting it in /etc/smb.conf
[07:26] <examance2> in 9.04
[07:26] <zebaztian> egomosis ¿?
[07:26] <iceblock> imagine stabbing your pc, over and over and over without hurting it, mind powers please!
[07:26] <zebaztian> are you there? it says that the drivers are activaded
[07:26] <jmarsden> examance2: Maybe under ~/.nautilus/
[07:27] <Gnea> Brando753: okay, just do the same thing, only remove it: sudo apt-get remove ndisgtk
[07:27] <Brando753> Gnea: i did that still cant access my wifi card
[07:27] <Gen2ly> How can urban terror not be in the repositories?
[07:28] <examance2> jmarsden: nope. only thing in there is an xml file with window positions
[07:28] <Gen2ly> it's the most popular open source game out there
[07:28] <iceblock> is login automatic considered a non-conspiracy act?
[07:28] <sk8rlife125> ubottu i looked into the information u gave me and i have this link will u help me      http://pastebin.ca/1565102
[07:28] <zebaztian> egomosis? where did egomosis go? he was helping me
[07:28] <ActionParsnip> iceblock: its considered insecure
[07:28] <sk8rlife125> awww =(
[07:29] <jmarsden> examance2: Hmmm.  This is a good example of why I prefer doing things at the command line :)
[07:29] <Gnea> Brando753: okay, you'll need to install madwifi drivers to get it to work
[07:29] <iceblock> bugga i was hoping you'd say "install windows and you'll feel the conpiracy all around you"
[07:29] <examance2> jmarsden: yeah... i'm probably going to unshare everything and just edit smb.conf
[07:29] <Myrtti> Gen2ly: because it's not licenced with one of debian/ubuntu approved open source licences?
[07:29] <examance2> just upsetting that I can't find where its putting that share config
[07:29] <Brando753> Gnea: im just going to reinstall the / folder
[07:29] <opengyan> hi all ! could some one please suggest good place to ask "linux network programming" socket etc related queries !
[07:30] <Gnea> Brando753: are you sure?
[07:30] <Myrtti> Gen2ly: and it's not really open source.
[07:30] <ActionParsnip> opengyan: #C or ##C
[07:30] <Eliiaz> hola ?
[07:30] <Eliiaz> hola ?
[07:30] <Myrtti> Gen2ly: (from what I can read from the website)
[07:30] <iceblock> do we get any real benefit using a 64bit os?
[07:30] <jmarsden> !sp | Eliiaz
[07:30] <Gen2ly> Myrtti: really?
[07:30] <Eliiaz> algun chileno ?
[07:30] <Brando753> Gnea: well i just installed it today, and i seperated my / and /home files
[07:30] <Gen2ly> hmm
[07:30] <Myrtti> !es | Eliiaz
[07:30] <Eliiaz> algun chileno ?
[07:30] <examancer> iceblock: yes, its 127% faster
[07:31] <examancer> :-)
[07:31] <Eliiaz> [ubottu] muchas gracias
[07:31] <ActionParsnip> iceblock: faster encoding /decoding of data, more precise floatig point calculations
[07:31] <iceblock> good point
[07:31] <Brando753> ubottu :p
[07:31] <ActionParsnip> iceblock: access more ram
[07:32] <examancer> most performance gains are marginal with 64bit, but occasionally they are significant and a free marginal improvement is generally worth it
[07:32] <sk8rlife125> ubottu r u a robot?
[07:32] <iceblock> ram is good, i need more ram
[07:32] <sk8rlife125> lol i guess so
[07:32] <Gnea> Brando753: okay, but reinstalling isn't going to change anything. you've removed ndisgtk, so now you have to get madwifi working.
[07:32] <Myrtti> !bot | sk8rlife125
[07:32] <sk8rlife125> any one care to help walkthrough a noob in his sound issue
[07:32] <`c00> thanks to all those who replied
[07:32] <FyreFoX> ah .. in jaunty I should have mentioned
[07:32] <Gnea> Brando753: are you on jaunty?
[07:32] <`c00> now it's far more clearer now
[07:32] <Gen2ly> ah, the quake 3 sdk license
[07:33] <ActionParsnip> sk8rlife125: can you expand on your issue and we may be able to
[07:33] <examancer> i thought even 32bit linux kernels could break the ~3.5gb memory barrier
[07:33] <ActionParsnip> examancer: with pae, yes
[07:33] <sk8rlife125> i followed a trouble shooting site suggestion
[07:33] <examancer> ah
[07:33] <sk8rlife125> and
[07:33] <sk8rlife125> well here have a look
[07:33] <sk8rlife125> http://pastebin.ca/1565102
[07:34] <Gnea> Brando753: check this out: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1146020
[07:34] <iceblock> examancer: how do u know if your pc is breaking the 3.5gb barrier?
[07:34] <ActionParsnip> iceblock: cat /proc/cpuinfo
[07:35] <sk8rlife125> i typed 2 commands into a terminal and got thatafter all was said and done i checked the site and its all still jiberish atm to me
[07:35] <dbuell> Can anybody help me login to my wiki.ubuntu.com account? I can log in to my launchpad account, but unfortunately the reply from wiki.ubuntu.com is "The username you have chosen is already taken. If it is your username, enter your password below to associate the username with your OpenID. Otherwise, please choose a different username and leave the password field blank." I have logged in before, but I forgot my password apparently.
[07:35] <jamiejackson> I seem to be missing linux-vdso.so.1 while installing from the live installer. how do i get it?
[07:36] <iceblock> ActionParship: aaaaaa i c, sweet.......yup linux can see way passed 3.5gb
[07:36] <chrissy> can anybody help me with dvd play on xubuntu
[07:37] <sk8rlife125> action did u check out that site i posted?
[07:37] <sk8rlife125> well link not site
[07:38] <willca> chrissy , http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Jaunty#CDs_and_DVDs
[07:38] <sk8rlife125> linux supports teribits 0.0
[07:38] <iceblock> yummy terabytes
[07:38] <sk8rlife125> lol yea that thingy
[07:38] <sk8rlife125> i cant spell btw
[07:38] <Vinceman> how advanced is spyware in linux? is it possible to install?
[07:39] <sk8rlife125> idk if they even have spyware for linux
[07:39] <lstarnes> Vinceman: spyware in linux is nowhere near as prevalent as on windows
[07:39] <ryan__> lol
[07:39] <paboy> ok so there is a question. i want to watch this porn preview and t wont let me
[07:39] <lstarnes> Vinceman: linux is also typically more secure
[07:39] <ryan__> paboy, weird
[07:39] <sk8rlife125> lmao gl paboy
[07:39] <paboy> well yeah
[07:39] <ryan__> what kind?
[07:40] <paboy> just being honest lol
[07:40] <sk8rlife125> dude just google free porn streaming
[07:40] <sk8rlife125> =P
[07:40] <Gnea> Vinceman: spyware? in linux?
[07:40] <paboy> idont know how to do anything on ubunu
[07:40] <paboy> how are you supposed to download things off the internet
[07:40] <ryan__> paboy, whats the problem
[07:40] <sk8rlife125> lol its google not ubuntu for what i just said
[07:41] <sk8rlife125> hes having porn issues
[07:41] <ryan__> paboy, like what?
[07:41] <Gnea> paboy: uh, same way you install via windows -click on something the correct way
[07:41] <paboy> ok
[07:41] <albn> OK, I tried increasing the PHP memory limit, and it keeps exhausting memory as the script tries to allocate. So I increased it as high as 256MB. Something is not right.
[07:41] <shem12345> anyone: My lcd projector bulb just blew up.. connected to my desktop..  Any ideas on how to remote in?   SSH or remote desktop was not enabled
[07:42] <sk8rlife125> vinceman try this link first result when i googled spyware in linux
[07:42] <Gnea> albn: pretty sure the #php people can help with that
[07:42] <sk8rlife125> ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=110440
[07:42] <ActionParsnip> shem12345: you could reboot, then mentally see the screen and install it at command lie
[07:42] <ActionParsnip> shem12345: or attach nother monitor for a short while
[07:42] <sk8rlife125> action ur still in the room =)
[07:42] <albn> Gnea: Or maybe the people who made the script.
[07:42]  * albn looks there
[07:43] <sk8rlife125> did u have a look see at the link i posted about my problem?
[07:43] <shem12345> yea i don't have another monitor.  ok, i'm new to debian... whats the shortcut to bring up a comand line?
[07:44] <ryan__> alt f2 brings up run
[07:44] <ActionParsnip> sk8rlife125: i did, ive no idea about sound issues as i alwys buy super compatible sound cards.
[07:44] <sk8rlife125> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=110440
[07:44] <Flannel> shem12345: ctrl-alt-f1, then login, password, then you have a command line
[07:44] <dbuell> shem12345: or ctl+alt+f2 brings up a tty
[07:44] <sk8rlife125> kk thx anyway action
[07:44] <andreas> hi
[07:45] <sk8rlife125> im running an older laptop atm so upgradeing the card really isnt an option =(
[07:45] <ActionParsnip> sk8rlife125: thats why i didnt reply or persue the issue
[07:45] <sk8rlife125> ok makes sense
[07:45] <andreas> everybody german here?
[07:45] <Myrtti> !de | andreas
[07:45] <sk8rlife125> ur just the like first one besides the bot to even attept to help
[07:46] <ActionParsnip> sk8rlife125: just remembertogive info "sound issue" isnt incredibly useful ;)
[07:46] <shem12345> ok thanks. i'll go from there
[07:47] <sk8rlife125> lol i know but im very new to linux and the inly thing i really have to go on is that link readout thingy that this forum told me to make
[07:47] <sk8rlife125> looks kinda like some c programing but i have no clue how to program
[07:47] <sk8rlife125> =(
[07:48] <ActionParsnip> sk8rlife125: well if o one replys, try later in the day. new users in the channel
[07:48] <halberd> I have problems with umbrello frequently crashing
[07:48] <sk8rlife125> yea i may have to just wait i guess
[07:48] <sk8rlife125> o well ill stick around and maybe i can help
[07:49] <elitec> Hello guys, I'm in trouble, I ran chmod o-rw * under "/" and now I can't login to any users except the failsafe terminal...
[07:49] <sk8rlife125> some one else. i tought myself how to install java through forums lol
[07:49]  * ActionParsnip does the VM dance :D
[07:50] <ActionParsnip> elitec: why would you start messing with / like that?
[07:50] <elitec> Cause I tried to limit users
[07:50] <ActionParsnip> elitec: users already have limited access to /
[07:51] <elitec> Yes, I figured that about now
[07:51] <sk8rlife125> lol yea messing with root directories = bad idea i would say reformat
[07:51] <ActionParsnip> elitec: did you use -R in the command?
[07:51] <elitec> sk8rlife125: I shouldn't have to reformat
[07:51] <elitec> ActionParsnip: no, -rw
[07:51] <sk8rlife125> ok ok im just a noob thats what i would do though
[07:51] <ActionParsnip> ok not too bad
[07:51] <sk8rlife125> whats the -rw do anyway?
[07:52] <elitec> - (minus) rw (read write)
[07:52] <sk8rlife125> i looked at the man and it said nothing about -rw
[07:52] <Talkradio> makes it read/write
[07:52] <elitec> Dunno why I did it
[07:52] <sk8rlife125> ok i got u
[07:52] <ActionParsnip> elitec: http://pastebin.com/f7dc9a78a
[07:53] <ActionParsnip> elitec: theres mine, make yours similar
[07:53] <elitec> I'm in school and our job is to make this ubuntu machine into a workstation for students, and I don't want em to be able to change anything, like desktopbackground, themes, frontpage on the webbrowser or anything
[07:53] <bro> guys, i have tearing problems with compiz on ATI [latest official drivers]. i even enabled vsync and AA from catalyst cc, but the problem persists, no change. what else should i do to get rid of the tearing [on all windows, not necessarly video players] ?
[07:53] <sk8rlife125> wow action whats all that do?
[07:53] <ActionParsnip> elitec: as long as they are not members of the group 'admin' they only have write access to $HOME
[07:54] <ActionParsnip> sk8rlife125: thats the files and permissions of my /etc folder
[07:55] <sk8rlife125> ahhh still kinda lost but i get the idea that its the files and permissions of a folder
[07:55] <sk8rlife125> u access that via a terminal promt?
[07:55] <sk8rlife125> prompt*
[07:56] <sk8rlife125> awww action was my friend he left =(
[07:56] <sk8rlife125> ya ur back
[07:56] <ubuntu> heyyy there
[07:56] <teh_bee> you'll find another
[07:56] <sk8rlife125> lol he rejoined chat
[07:57] <sk8rlife125> =)))
[07:57] <ActionParsnip> pasting 250 lines into a PM upsets te pidgin
[07:57] <teh_bee> doh blew my chance of replacing him
[07:57] <sk8rlife125> lmao i guess
[07:57] <Myrtti> ActionParsnip: you should know better ;-)
[07:57] <sk8rlife125> X D
[07:57] <ruby_on_tails> hello
[07:57] <ruby_on_tails> how do I make fonts look same on ubuntu and windows ?
[07:57] <sk8rlife125> if any one feels like trying to help a noob with sound problems have a look at this     http://pastebin.ca/1565102
[07:57] <ruby_on_tails> like, how do I deal with same fonts looking differently on a webpage on both OS ?
[07:58] <MenZa> Use fallbacks, ruby_on_tails.
[07:58] <ActionParsnip> Myrtti: user has no web access for pastebin so asked me to paste the output to PM
[07:58] <ActionParsnip> !fonts | ruby_on_tails
[07:58] <ruby_on_tails> MenZa: what's that ?
[07:58] <alankila_> MenZa: there is a package called msttcorefonts which can supply some of the typical windows fonts that microsoft provided for cross-platform compatibility interests.
[07:58] <teh_bee> How do u stop networkmanager overwriting /etc/resolv.conf after reboot, makes me angry!
[07:58] <Myrtti> ActionParsnip: you should know better than using pidgin ;-P
[07:58] <MenZa> alankila_: Indeed there is.
[07:58] <alankila_> they aren't installed normally, so pages using them get fallbacks of some sort or other.
[07:59] <mobal> for ubuntu: apache web, mail and file server what security programs i need? (iptables i know but what about virus protection etc. ?)
[07:59] <MenZa> ruby_on_tails: If your issue is with displaying a website, have a look at the msttcorefonts package. I got the impression you were developing.
[07:59] <ActionParsnip> Myrtti: it works and supports all the other protocols i use,no sense having a seperate app if pidgin can do it well enough
[07:59] <MenZa> mobal: That's it, you're set.
[07:59] <sk8rlife125> whats iptables?
[07:59] <MenZa> mobal: If you're planning on feeding a lot of files up and down on your Apache server, you might want to install clamav.
[07:59] <mobal> yeah
[07:59] <teh_bee> How do u stop networkmanager overwriting /etc/resolv.conf after reboot, makes me angry!
[07:59] <ActionParsnip> !iptales | sk8rlife125
[08:00] <ruby_on_tails> yea I am developing the site
[08:00] <ActionParsnip> Myrtti: dont you think?
[08:00] <sk8rlife125> ip tables
[08:00] <alankila_> teh_bee: take a look at /etc/resolvconf
[08:00] <Gnea> !iptables | sk8rlife125
[08:00] <sk8rlife125> im using an old keyboard
[08:00] <Myrtti> ActionParsnip: I use irssi + bitlbee and have everything in same app ;-)
[08:00] <ActionParsnip> thanks Gnea
[08:00] <sk8rlife125> ubottu ur so helpful
[08:00] <MenZa> ruby_on_tails: Then use fallbacks. http://www.fonttester.com/help/css_property/font-family.html <- Check this link.
[08:00] <teh_bee> alankila_ rgr
[08:00] <sk8rlife125> lol no u dont
[08:00] <alankila_> teh_bee: it's a directory that determines the configuration based on which the resolvconf package builds the dir
[08:00] <alankila_> er... builds the resolv.conf file
[08:00] <Gnea> Myrtti: irssi ftw!
[08:01] <ActionParsnip> Myrtti: not bad, pidgin is locked and loaded. no messing
[08:01] <MenZa> who needs IMs anyway :(
[08:01] <teh_bee> alankila_ understood, thanks!
[08:01] <user1__> I cant beleive I cant play dvd on totem / xine / vlc (opens without sound) . big disgrace to ubuntu
[08:01] <ruby_on_tails> MenZa: yea I use the font family stuff
[08:01] <user1__> noteven able to rip it
[08:01] <MenZa> ruby_on_tails: Use similar fonts then.
[08:01] <ruby_on_tails> but the font takes more space
[08:01] <ruby_on_tails> same font
[08:01] <MenZa> ruby_on_tails: There are some interesting JavaScript hacks around you could have a look at.
[08:01] <ruby_on_tails> hmm ok
[08:02] <Myrtti> user1__: it's not a problem of only Ubuntu, as I've told you before
[08:02] <Myrtti> user1__: did you read the bug reports?
[08:02] <ruby_on_tails> MenZa: thanks
[08:02] <Gnea> user1__: are you sure you set it up correctly?
[08:02] <MenZa> ruby_on_tails: Could be a browser setting. Always try to develop as semantically and flexibly as you can.
[08:02] <alankila_> ruby_on_tails: there's also another point which is that the freetype font rendering algorithm is not 100% identical to the microsoft font rendering algorithm
[08:02] <ruby_on_tails> hmm
[08:02]  * MenZa runs off to get de-smelled.
[08:02] <user1__> Gnea : set what?
[08:03] <sk8rlife125> ###menza wtf is desmelled
[08:03] <Gnea> user1__: well, a lot of dvds won't play until they pass the css encryption
[08:03] <alankila_> unless someone ports that algorithm -- which seems unlikely -- there will always be differences in output generated by the two
[08:03] <ActionParsnip> user1__: DVD audio plays fine on Ubuntu here
[08:03] <Gnea> sk8rlife125: do you want to know? :)
[08:03] <bro> guys, i have tearing problems with compiz on ATI [latest official drivers]. i even enabled vsync and AA from catalyst cc, but the problem persists, no change. what else should i do to get rid of the tearing [on all windows, not necessarly video players] ? oh, and i already enabled vblack in compiz
[08:03] <Myrtti> ActionParsnip, Gnea: VCD
[08:03] <sk8rlife125> lol not really now that u mention it
[08:04] <ActionParsnip> Myrtti: no, genuine dvd you buy with money, runs fine
[08:04] <user1__> Gnea: right. its looking for VCD protocol source plugin on totem. it searches and stops. libdvdread4 is already there
[08:04] <Gnea> Myrtti: the disks are too small
[08:04] <Myrtti> ActionParsnip, Gnea: *HE* is having trouble with vcd
[08:04] <Gnea> Myrtti: oh wait... nm
[08:04] <user1__> It's a vcd
[08:04] <mobal> bro: u installed the official ATI driver from repo?
[08:04] <sk8rlife125> ati driver?
[08:04] <ActionParsnip> Myrtti: he did say "user1__: I cant beleive I cant play dvd on totem / xine / vlc (opens without sound) . big disgrace to ubuntu"
[08:05] <bro> mobal: no, i got the packages from theyr website
[08:05] <sk8rlife125> http://pastebin.ca/1565102
[08:05] <sk8rlife125> help
[08:05] <Gnea> user1__: hard to believe vlc isn't working with it... you did media->open disk?
[08:05] <sk8rlife125> if u can :-D
[08:05] <ActionParsnip> user1__: i use mplayer with lidvdcss2 from medibuntu, works fine
[08:05] <mobal> bro: and u configured xorg corretly?
[08:05] <Gnea> Myrtti: sorry, I was in idiot-mode for a sec there :p
[08:06] <sk8rlife125> mmmm idiot mode
[08:06] <ActionParsnip> user1__: give mplayer a shot, its great
[08:06] <sk8rlife125> no waite thats not tasty
[08:06] <bro> mobal: no, didn't configure anything, i don't really know how, should i change anything in xorg.conf?
[08:07] <mobal> bro: i think u only installed the ATI driver. to use you must configure it
[08:07] <user1__> Gnea: I got a toc image also with brasero no sound although movie plays
[08:07] <bro> mobal: and how do i do that?
[08:08] <shoonya> facing problem installing karmic alpha 5, the problem is related to screen resolution (not vesa) but related to X (gdm not running)
[08:08] <Gnea> user1__: weird..
[08:08] <Myrtti> !karmic | shoonya
[08:08] <mobal> bro: have u tried the restricted drivers manager to get the correct driver?
[08:08] <dbuell> Can anybody help me login to my wiki.ubuntu.com account? I can log in to my launchpad account, but unfortunately the reply from wiki.ubuntu.com is "The username you have chosen is already taken. If it is your username, enter your password below to associate the username with your OpenID. Otherwise, please choose a different username and leave the password field blank." I have logged in before, but I forgot my password apparently.
[08:09] <Gnea> sk8rlife125: Manufacturer:      Gateway  <-- that's your first problem right there.
[08:09] <Myrtti> dbuell: have you asked in #launchpad or #canonical-sysadmin or similar?
[08:09] <bro> mobal: it says the drivers are enabled
[08:09] <sk8rlife125> lol yea
[08:09] <sk8rlife125> gateway ftl
[08:09] <Gnea> sk8rlife125: not sure I saw the original problem - could you please repeat?
[08:10] <dbuell> Myrtti: no I haven't. Thanks
[08:10] <sk8rlife125> i have no sound what so ever
[08:10] <sk8rlife125> i have duel boot and windows xp's sound works fine
[08:10] <Gnea> sk8rlife125: what happens if you type this:  cat /dev/urandom > /dev/dsp
[08:10] <sk8rlife125> 1 min ill try
[08:10] <jmarsden> shoonya: ask about Karmic in #ubuntu+1 not in here, Karmic is not released yet :)
[08:10] <ActionParsnip> sk8rlife125: thats because the drivers and config are right, you haavent got that in ubuntu yet
[08:10] <bro> mobal: should i disable the restricted fglrx drivers if i have the oficial drivers from the ati site installed?
[08:11] <sk8rlife125> bash: /dev/dsp: Device or resource busy
[08:11] <sk8rlife125> thats the result
[08:11] <ActionParsnip> sk8rlife125: if you run: sudo lshw -C sound | grep product
[08:11] <Gnea> sk8rlife125: ok, now:  sudo /etc/init.d/pulseaudio stop && cat /dev/urandom > /dev/dsp   any change?
[08:11] <ActionParsnip> sk8rlife125: you will see how ubuntu sees the card, you can now websearch for that to see what you can find
[08:11] <sk8rlife125> product: IXP SB400 AC'97 Audio Controller
[08:11] <ActionParsnip> sk8rlife125: do you have an SB audigy by any remote chance ;)
[08:11] <sk8rlife125> thats the result
[08:12] <ActionParsnip> yeah thought so :D
[08:12] <shoonya> jmarsden: i have already posted my query in #ubuntu+1. Thanks
[08:12] <ActionParsnip> i hate those things, and creative
[08:12] <sk8rlife125> lol yea me 2 atm
[08:12] <Gnea> yeah, creative's gone to the garbage dump recently
[08:12] <ActionParsnip> sk8rlife125: websearch that string for guides
[08:12] <Gnea> they got rid of their good talent
[08:12] <sk8rlife125> ur commands result  u mean?
[08:13] <mobal> bro: glxinfo | grep direct? yes or no?
[08:13] <ActionParsnip> sk8rlife125: yes, search for that code, something will turn up
[08:13] <SharpRain> How do I set up a Virtual Machine or sandbox?
[08:13] <sk8rlife125> ok will do thx
[08:13] <sk8rlife125> kinda afk searching
[08:13] <ActionParsnip> sk8rlife125: creative dont even support windows that well
[08:13] <Gnea> !vbox | SharpRain
[08:13] <TopoMorto> i would build a kiosk to distribute open source software, and linux disk in my lug meetng, there is a software that permit to choose which distribution burn to DVD (and burn it)?
[08:13] <bro> mobal, yes
[08:13] <mobal> than
[08:13] <Gnea> sk8rlife125: yeah
[08:13] <mobal> your driver is working :S
[08:13] <SharpRain> Hmm
[08:13] <SharpRain> I didn't know
[08:14] <SharpRain> that there was any pay software for Linux
[08:14] <Gnea> SharpRain: of course there is, but I didn't point any out to you
[08:14] <dbuell> SharpRain: There is lots of pay software for linux. vbox is not pay software though...
[08:14] <lews> hi there.. can anybody helpme reinstalling libc6?
[08:15] <lews> im getting this error always 'E: Internal Error, Could not perform immediate configuration (2) on libc6'
[08:15] <SharpRain> I will get it, thanks
[08:15] <Gnea> lews: sudo aptitude reinstall libc6
[08:15] <jmarsden> SharpRain: virtualbox-ose is fully open source, virtualbox is "free for personal use" if you need the extra features it has over virtualbox-ose.
[08:15] <dbuell> SharpRain: non-free just means that the source is not copyright-free/patent-free
[08:15] <SharpRain> Oh, cool.
[08:15] <Gnea> lews: libc6 is fairly critical to the main system running, reinstalling it may require drastic steps
[08:15] <ActionParsnip> SharpRain: penumbra, crossover office, cedega, nero4linux  are paid for softwares in linux
[08:15] <SharpRain> I can do anything in it and have it not effect my system>?
[08:15] <sk8rlife125> on my windows boot i have the driver backed up incase i need to reformat soz i always i have sound on windows
[08:16] <lews> Gnea i fixed it on another server by downloading it from a ftp
[08:16] <sk8rlife125> brb going to search the web again
[08:16] <lews> but idk where i found it
[08:16] <lews> it was on google but idk where
[08:16] <jmarsden> SharpRain: Well, it uses CPU, RAM, disk space, network bandwidth...
[08:16] <Gnea> lews: what's wrong with it?
[08:16] <lews> i try to apt-get install g++
[08:16] <lews> it doesnt install and shows this
[08:16] <lews> E: Internal Error, Could not perform immediate configuration (2) on libc6
[08:16] <Gnea> any other errors?
[08:17] <lews> jus this
[08:17] <lews> Gnea i fixed this on another server by downloading 2 files of libc6
[08:17] <lews> and isntalling em manually
[08:17] <sk8rlife125> lmao i keep finding posts with my same questions but no one seems to have answers
[08:17] <lews> but i cant find the file anymore
[08:17] <lews> i downloaded both and did dpkg
[08:17] <Gnea> lews: was it running ubuntu/
[08:17] <lews> yes
[08:17] <sk8rlife125> i guess my ubuntu boot just isnt ment to have sound
[08:17] <Gnea> version?
[08:18] <lews> 7
[08:18] <ActionParsnip> lews: are you trying to get to thenext release?
[08:18] <lews> no ActionParsnip
[08:18] <Gnea> lews: 7.what?
[08:18] <lews> just trying to install g++
[08:18] <lews> 7.04
[08:18] <FloodBot1> lews: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:18] <Gnea> didn't we stop supporting that?
[08:18] <Gnea> !EOL
[08:18] <sk8rlife125> whats G++?
[08:18] <lews> Gnea all i want is the link
[08:18] <lews> of the libc6 ubuntu version
[08:19] <ActionParsnip> !info g++ > sk8rlife125
[08:19] <Gnea> lews: yeah, 7.04 is unsupported.
[08:19] <SharpRain> jmarsden: Yeah, but I can do anything like install software etc and It won't screw up anything but the vbox thing?
[08:19] <sk8rlife125> ok
[08:19] <sk8rlife125> ill google it
[08:19] <ActionParsnip> !info g++
[08:19] <Gnea> lews: sec
[08:19] <lews> Gnea i remember i downloaded 2 libc6 files
[08:19] <lews> and did dpkg , it fixed everything
[08:19] <ActionParsnip> lews: try: apt-get install -f; sudo depmod -a
[08:19] <jmarsden> SharpRain: Yes, it lets you create virtual machines and run them, and what you install inside them goes into a big file that is a "virtual disk", so it won't affect how your main host machine is configured.
[08:19] <Gnea> lews: http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/feisty/
[08:20] <lews> !info libc6
[08:20] <SharpRain> Hmm, okay good
[08:20] <SharpRain> so sudo apt-get install virtualbox-ose ?
[08:20] <sk8rlife125> ahh its a compiler
[08:20] <lews> same error ActionParsnip
[08:20] <lews> E: Internal Error, Could not perform immediate configuration (2) on libc6
[08:21] <jmarsden> SharpRain: See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VirtualBox
[08:21] <jmarsden> SharpRain: Yes
[08:21] <lews> crap.. i got the link before but i didnt save it
[08:22] <sk8rlife125> these multiple desktop instances r starting to confuse me =(
[08:22] <lews> libc6_2.9-4ubuntu6_i386.deb
[08:22] <shrey> is it possible to have JAR applications of mobile as a widget on our desktop ?
[08:22] <lews> maybe this
[08:23] <ActionParsnip> lews: what started these errors?
[08:23] <lews> i think apt-get update
[08:23] <ActionParsnip> lews: hmm
[08:23] <lews> maybe its my sources.list
[08:23] <lews> ?
[08:24] <shrey> is it possible to have JAR applications of mobile as a widget on our desktop ?
[08:25] <ActionParsnip> lews: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/update-manager/+bug/328655
[08:26] <cchen> Is it possible to remove brasero without affecting gnome?
[08:26] <Gnea> sure
[08:27] <cchen> since gnome has brasero plug-in to its file manager
[08:27] <shrey> is it possible to have JAR applications of mobile as a widget on our desktop ?
[08:27] <SharpRain> How do I use the random file in /dev/random
[08:28] <brijith> I can't enable visual effects , My mother board is KV8 Mx asus
[08:28] <brijith> its says Desktop effects cann't be enabled
[08:28] <ActionParsnip> brijith: have you installed and configured video drivers?
[08:29] <ActionParsnip> wtg sk8rlife125
[08:29] <sk8rlife125> ahh ty action
[08:29] <sk8rlife125> i was using /play #ubuntu
[08:29] <sk8rlife125> lol
[08:30] <brijith> ActionParsnip: how to do that ....?
[08:30] <sk8rlife125> yay i have sound thx all that helped make it happen
[08:30] <sk8rlife125> wish i new what i did exactly to make it work so i could post on a forum for others =(
[08:30] <ActionParsnip> brijith: start with: lspci | grep -i vga
[08:31] <ActionParsnip> sk8rlife125: if you usedterminal you can run the history command and review
[08:31] <sk8rlife125> ok will do that then
[08:32] <brijith> ActionParsnip: when I installed in some other machine which runs in AMD processor .... I got a notification after installation saying restricted Drivers available
[08:32] <sk8rlife125> wow i used 108 different commands since i started using ubuntu 0.0
[08:32] <kadhe> hi all, i want save session my terminal, what must i do ??
[08:32] <indus> hoi
[08:32] <brijith> ActionParsnip: and when I clicked on it I could Install Nvidia drivers
[08:32] <ActionParsnip> brijith: ok, what did the command output?
[08:33] <brijith> ActionParsnip: I can't give the out put now ... cause I am not in that system ...
[08:34] <ActionParsnip> brijith: just the number will do, 8400? 9200?
[08:34] <brijith> ActionParsnip: I found the issue in my friends system ..
[08:34] <brijith> ActionParsnip: what are those numbers
[08:34] <linuxgeekmec> hai
[08:34] <brijith> ActionParsnip:???
[08:34] <ActionParsnip> brijith: when yourun the command, what number do you see?
[08:35] <ActionParsnip> brijith: be patient, i type fast but jeez
[08:35] <turneralex_> Heyy
[08:35] <turneralex_> I just installed a bin file and im wondering how i run it now :P
[08:36] <ActionParsnip> turneralex_: check in your menus, or type thename of the app, try using tab to complete it
[08:36] <turneralex_> ActionParsnip: No luck, im in the CLI
[08:36] <turneralex_> it should run as a service
[08:36] <turneralex_> i didnt see it in init.d
[08:37] <ActionParsnip> turneralex_: then run: <appname here> &
[08:37] <jmarsden> turneralex_: A .bin file?  Why did you do that and are you sure it is safe?   If you are sure, you can sometimes run it using  ./filename.bin
[08:37] <ActionParsnip> turneralex_: it will put it in the background (due to he &) character
[08:37] <turneralex_> Yeah its safe from a large reputable company
[08:37] <turneralex_> i ran the bin file
[08:37] <ActionParsnip> s/he/the
[08:37] <turneralex_> its an installer
[08:37] <turneralex_> that installed a program? now i dont know how to access it
[08:38] <Salvad> Does anyone know where to find older versions of G++?
[08:38] <ActionParsnip> turneralex_: you could also run: ps -ef | less
[08:38] <sk8rlife125> dont u have to first changedirectories to where the file is located and then run a command idk what it is off hand and then retype the directoriy
[08:38] <ActionParsnip> turneralex_: make sure its not already running
[08:38] <brijith> ActionParsnip: I got a link http://onlyubuntu.blogspot.com/2009/08/howto-install-nvidia-1851836-drivers-in.html . in it they says to download a diver and install it ....
[08:38] <jmarsden> turneralex_: Sinced we have no idea what the installer did, there is no way to give a correct anwer for you :)
[08:38] <sk8rlife125> with the file name at the end
[08:38] <jmarsden> turneralex_: Did the installer not say anything at all about what it was installing?
[08:38] <turneralex_> its not running
[08:38] <ActionParsnip> brijith: what was the output of the command I gave you, there will be a number to identify thenvidia chip you are using
[08:39] <turneralex_> ManageEngine Netflow analyzer
[08:39] <ActionParsnip> brijith: i need that number
[08:39] <brijith> Will this nvidia driver work for my board K*V MX
[08:39] <ActionParsnip> brijith: yes but you wont give me the info i need so you are holding up the process
[08:39] <brijith> ActionParsnip: sorry, I can give the out put
[08:40] <ActionParsnip> brijith: is it a newish card
[08:40] <brijith> ActionParsnip: because I am not in the machine which is having the probelm
[08:40] <SharpRain> So for general experimenting, should I use a vbox or new user?
[08:41] <ActionParsnip> brijith: ok well we need to fid out what nvidia chip it uses
[08:41] <ActionParsnip> brijith: you can always ssh over to it and run the command
[08:41] <ActionParsnip> ;)
[08:41] <jmarsden> turneralex_: Read the product documentation?  http://www.manageengine.com/products/netflow/help/index.html
[08:42] <jmarsden> turneralex_: especially http://www.manageengine.com/products/netflow/help/installation/start-netflow-analyzer.html
[08:43] <ruby_on_tails> bOt_tOOls hAs ignOred →
[08:43] <ruby_on_tails>  420 bOts And llAmAs. ⚡
[08:43] <ruby_on_tails>  38 privAte messAges. ⚡
[08:43] <jmarsden> SharpRain: It depends what kind of experimentation you have in mind :)
[08:43] <ruby_on_tails> bOt_tOOls hAs ignOred →
[08:43] <ruby_on_tails>  420 bOts And llAmAs. ⚡
[08:43] <ruby_on_tails>  38 privAte messAges. ⚡
[08:43] <ruby_on_tails> ∈ scAnning fOr bOts ∋
[08:43] <SharpRain> I'm setting up a new user for testing, mainly using console for stuff, should he be unprivleged or desktop user?
[08:43] <ruby_on_tails>  fOund 1 bOts.  allie_acklin_629. ⚑ ignOred.
[08:43] <brijith> ActionParsnip:  http://reviews.cnet.com/motherboards/asus-k8v-mx-socket/1707-3049_7-31532880.html
[08:43] <SharpRain> What's the difference between a vbox and new user?
[08:43] <brijith> ActionParsnip: please check it ....
[08:44] <jmarsden> SharpRain: One creates a virtual machine, the other just... creates a new user :)  Totally different things.
[08:44] <SharpRain> Yes, but usually a new user can't alter much
[08:44] <sk8rlife125> i would use virtual machine
[08:44] <ActionParsnip> brijith: that link says the video is VIA UniChrome Pro, not nvidia
[08:44] <sk8rlife125> cause anything u do there shouldnt effect ur current install
[08:44] <turneralex_> ahhhh wtf "java.io.IOException: Cannot allocate memory
[08:44] <turneralex_> "
[08:44] <SharpRain> I'm creating one now to experiment with the console - should it be unprivileged or 'desktop user'?
[08:44] <ActionParsnip> brijith: if you have nstalled an nvidia fx card in the system then the link is useless
[08:45] <sn1per>   i would buy/build a crap computer there we go
[08:45] <sk8rlife125> im still a noob soz i have no clue srry guy
[08:45] <ActionParsnip> sk8rlife125: as you use the system you will learn
[08:45] <zruty> How can I check a single file for corruption?
[08:45] <brijith> ActionParsnip: what you think is there driver that supports VIA UniChrome Pro,
[08:46] <jmarsden> SharpRain: ?  How are you creating the user?  Just sudo useradd -m fred     # to create a new user named fred
[08:46] <SharpRain> No, using the user GUI in ubuntu
[08:46] <ActionParsnip> brijith: there is, the chrome driver is part of the very bloated nstall of ubuntu
[08:46] <SharpRain> brb
[08:46] <ActionParsnip> SharpRain: theres a user admin tool in administration, the cli is quicker
[08:46] <sn1per> NE1 WANT 2 HAV BRKN CELLULALUM SSOW  KRRSM GGKUMKGB
[08:46] <SharpRain> Will one user be able to use another's firefox bookmarks?
[08:46] <iceblock> videocard is a pain
[08:47] <jmarsden> SharpRain: Not unless the two users cooperate to share them in some way, no.
[08:47] <iceblock> anyone know bestway to install 4870x2 on bunts?
[08:47] <ActionParsnip> SharpRain: you could give the user access to the other users .mozilla folder, then symlink it
[08:47] <SharpRain> Hmm
[08:47] <ActionParsnip> iceblock: 4870?
[08:48] <iceblock> Actionparsnip: yes 4870x2
[08:48] <jmarsden> ActionParsnip: Ewww... then if they are both logged in at once... bad stuff is possible as they both access the one profile... have you actually tried that?
[08:48] <ActionParsnip> SharpRain: if you use user switching and not logging of, it will lock the folder
[08:48] <SharpRain> I have a D drive and a C drive, which one will the new user have access to?
[08:48] <ActionParsnip> iceblock: repeating doesnt clarify anything
[08:48] <iceblock> ATI 4870x2
[08:48] <ActionParsnip> sharperguy: linux doesnt use drive letters
[08:49] <ActionParsnip> iceblock: better
[08:49] <ActionParsnip> !ati | iceblock
[08:49] <iceblock> that url is driving me nuts
[08:49] <sk8rlife125> lol
[08:49] <iceblock> i've tried it over and over
[08:50] <SharpRain> what is the path for my C drive in Ubuntu?
[08:50] <sk8rlife125> how do u get into different chat rooms?
[08:50] <SharpRain> Like cd C:/ or something>?
[08:50] <jmarsden> SharpRain: There are no C and D drives in Linux, the new user will use the parts of the Linux filesystem he has permission to use.  By default his home dir will be /home/fred if his username is fred
[08:50] <ActionParsnip> sk8rlife125: /j #<name> just like you joined this one
[08:50] <sk8rlife125> ok
[08:50] <SharpRain> Hmm
[08:51] <SharpRain> My linux filesystem is on a 40GB partition of my C drive
[08:51] <ActionParsnip> sharef: it will be /dev/sda2 for the partition, it will modt likely mount in /media as a folder
[08:51] <ActionParsnip> sharperguy: c drive doesnt mean anything here
[08:51] <SharpRain> So really, how do I access the other HDD's via the console?
[08:51] <ActionParsnip> sharperguy: if you run: sudo fdisk -l; mount
[08:51] <SharpRain> My 320GB drive, my 500GB, and my 40GB partition of my 500GB drive
[08:51] <jmarsden> SharpRain: No, "C Drive" is a Windows concept!  You mount other partitions and then you can use them
[08:51] <SharpRain> they are all mounted
[08:51] <ActionParsnip> sharperguy: you will see your partitions and ow they are mounted
[08:51] <SharpRain> They are all mounted
[08:51] <SharpRain> I can get into them with the ubuntu GUI
[08:51] <jmarsden> Then cd to them and ... use them/
[08:52] <SharpRain> How do I CD into them
[08:52] <SharpRain> cd xxx
[08:52] <jmarsden> cd /mountpoint/whatever
[08:52] <c0nfl|ct>  bom dia
[08:52] <ActionParsnip> sharperguy: then read theoutput of the command I gave and you will see where the partition is mounted
[08:52] <jmarsden> The cd command works veri similarly in Linux and in Windows :)
[08:52] <Seven-7> Is there a way to generate a script of all the packages I've installed?
[08:52] <ActionParsnip> sharperguy: cd <folder>  to enter <folder>. cd ..   to move up a folder, if its mounted you can also use nautilus
[08:53] <ActionParsnip> !clone | Seven-7
[08:53] <SharpRain> So it's in /media/
[08:53] <Maleko> actually how many groups a user can be in?
[08:53] <Seven-7> That's crazy complex.
[08:53] <jmarsden> SharpRain: It is whereever you mounted it :)  That's a common place to mount stuff.
[08:53] <sk8rlife125> lol yup
[08:53] <ActionParsnip> SharpRain: its wherever its mounted according to the output of: mount
[08:54] <jmarsden> Seven-7: dpkg --get-selections    # will give you a list
[08:54] <sk8rlife125> hey im not only ubuntu noob here =)
[08:54] <ActionParsnip> SharpRain: if you run the command you will see if and where it is mounted
[08:54] <SharpRain> I didn;t mount it to a specific place
[08:54] <SharpRain> I just clicked mount
[08:54] <SharpRain> lol
[08:54] <camonz> hi, how can I find out where was a package installed?
[08:54] <SharpRain> It's in /media/
[08:54] <jmarsden> camonz: dpkg -L packagename
[08:54] <prince_jammys> camonz: dpkg -L
[08:54] <sk8rlife125> kinda strange huh sharp
[08:54] <ActionParsnip> SharpRain: ok then use nautilus to review / manipulate the files
[08:55] <sk8rlife125> sharprain   have u tried using places computer to find ur drives?
[08:55] <Vinceman> how do you hide hidden directories in save and open dialogue boxes?
[08:55] <jmarsden> sk8rlife125: Maybe reading a tutorial such as http://tldp.org/LDP/intro-linux/html/intro-linux.html would help you become more familiar with Linux in general?
[08:56] <sk8rlife125> vinceman right click properties maybe ?
[08:56] <camonz> jmarsden, prince_jammys: thanks
[08:56] <sk8rlife125> kk thx jmarsden
[08:57] <Vinceman> sk8rlife125 no it has to be something else
[08:57] <sk8rlife125> jmarsden rather vast guide i see
[08:57] <sk8rlife125> vinceman was just the first thing that came to mind srry i cant help
[08:57] <jmarsden> Not compared to some 1000+ page books on WIndows system administration :)
[08:57] <sk8rlife125> true enough =P
[08:58] <FloodBot1> !netsplit
[09:00] <jmarsden> sk8rlife125: If you really want it, a "more vast" (!) guide to Linux with a lot more details is at http://rute.2038bug.com/index.html.gz  but some of the content is now a little old...
[09:00] <Veovis1> Hi, does anyone know a way to make guake use rollup animations instead of open/close animations in compiz?
[09:02] <guest1> hello
[09:02] <jmarsden> !greet guest1
[09:02] <Veovis1> guest1: hello
[09:02] <guest1> thanks:)
[09:02] <guest1> greetings to u all
[09:03] <guest1> does someone have a good knowledge about wireless internet?
[09:03] <jmarsden> guest1: Just ask your real question and find out :)
[09:03] <Veovis1> guest1: what about it?  it's a large topic?  do you need help with drivers?
[09:03] <guest1> maybe
[09:04] <guest1> when i am at the university
[09:04] <guest1> i can get speeds up to 2.3 mb  but then it crashes
[09:05] <Steil> guest what wireless card do you have?
[09:05] <Veovis1> guest1: or USB dongle
[09:06] <Steil> i had the same problem so i bought a mac
[09:06] <guest1> 06:00.0 Network controller: Intel Corporation Wireless WiFi Link 510
[09:06] <Steil> ahhh
[09:06] <guest1> 5100*
[09:06] <guest1> u know what it means?
[09:06] <Steil> guest1 does the computer hard lock? or reboot? what exactly happens?
[09:07] <Veovis1> guest1: or does the wireless just stop working?
[09:07] <guest1> nothing that dramatic
[09:07] <guest1> yes
[09:07] <guest1> the wireless stops working
[09:07] <Veovis1> guest1: are you using the Intel drivers?  Or third party drivers?
[09:07] <guest1> and then it takes some time to get it up and running again
[09:07] <guest1> that i dont know
[09:07] <ActionParsnip> guest1: http://www.intellinuxwireless.org/
[09:07] <guest1> how do i check?
[09:08] <SharpRain> Bounce
[09:08] <SharpRain> Get ready to bounce
[09:09] <jmarsden> SharpRain: This is #ubuntu, not #pogostick ? :)
[09:10] <ActionParsnip> guest1: can you pastebin the output of: sudo lshw -C network  please
[09:10] <guest1> sure
[09:10] <calwig> Hello, I would like to know how to restore the grub menu and boot sector on a computer where it originally had Ubuntu/XP and now has Win98/Ubuntu/XP. There is no more menu because Windows 98 has overwritten the boot sector
[09:11] <DJones> !grub | calwig
[09:11] <guest1>   *-network
[09:11] <guest1>        description: Wireless interface
[09:11] <guest1>        product: Wireless WiFi Link 5100
[09:11] <guest1>        vendor: Intel Corporation
[09:11] <guest1>        physical id: 0
[09:11] <guest1>        bus info: pci@0000:06:00.0
[09:11] <ActionParsnip> Guestno, use pastebin
[09:12] <calwig> DJones: thanks
[09:12] <ActionParsnip> Guest1: notice how i said pastebin.....?
[09:12] <jmarsden> !pastebin | guest1
[09:13] <Mickael> #Jackie
[09:16] <ActionParsnip> guest1: use pastebin in future
[09:16] <guest1> pastebin?
[09:16] <guest1> ActionParsnip: pastebin?
[09:16] <ActionParsnip> !paste | guest1
[09:16] <ActionParsnip> guest1: please use that to provide the output
[09:16] <SharpRain> Hello.
[09:17] <ActionParsnip> !hi | SharpRain
[09:17] <guest1> !paste | guest1
[09:18] <SharpRain> !paste | SharpRain
[09:20] <guest1> !paste | guest1
[09:21] <guest1> http://paste.ubuntu.com/270745/
[09:21] <guest1> u mean like this?
[09:21] <jmarsden> guest1: Yes :)
[09:21] <guest1> ahh
[09:21] <guest1> thanks:)
[09:22] <guest1> will do so:)
[09:22] <ActionParsnip> guest1imagine if 10 people pasted 15 lines like you just did, how useless would the channel be as it scrolled 150 lins allat once
[09:23] <CodeWar> how do I avoid the scanning filesystem at system startup. Is there a way I can make my system do this *routine* check in hte background while the system is still running
[09:23] <guest1> ActionParsnip: you are right, didnt really know how to do
[09:23] <thya> jjjj
[09:23] <ActionParsnip> guest1ell you know now and thats whats important :D
[09:23] <necro\> wtf
[09:23] <jmarsden> CodeWar: If the filesystem concerned is not mounted you can check it any time you want.  But if it is one you ned to be mounted, you can't check it and use it at the same time.
[09:23] <guest1> hehehe
[09:24] <guest1> ActionParsnip: did u c anything useful?
[09:25] <CodeWar> jmarsden, in this case I m using ext3 on my / which and it does routine checks at startup .. takes quite a while unless I cancel it
[09:25] <ActionParsnip> guest1: i'd try this: http://ubuntu-virginia.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=5754065
[09:25] <jmarsden> CodeWar: Understood.  But since by definition you can't do a valid e2fsck on a mounted filesystem, when else is the check supposed to happen? :)
[09:25] <ActionParsnip> guest1: compiling is release independant. You will need to recompile if you change kernel. but could make things nice
[09:26] <CodeWar> jmarsden,  well since I dont know what e2fsck is let me go google for it
[09:27] <jmarsden> CodeWar: Best solution would be to have a smallish root fs so it can be checked faster.  You can slao adjust the frequency of the checks using tune2fs -c if you want to mess with that and know enough :)
[09:27] <jmarsden> s/slao/also/
[09:27] <jmarsden> CodeWar: man e2fsck is probably a better bet than google for a Linux command, by the way :)
[09:32] <ActionParsnip> jmarsden: could ask jeevs, he may know ;)
[09:33] <jmarsden> !info e2fsck
[09:34] <ActionParsnip> !fsck
[09:34] <necro\> !e2fsck-static
[09:35] <necro\> !package e2fsck-static
[09:35] <necro\> !info e2fsck-static
[09:35] <deejaydblock> if a window turns grey what exactly does that mean?
[09:36] <necro\> deejaydblock: unresponsive
[09:36] <necro\> it might be trying to access disk or something
[09:36] <necro\> or just hanging in general
[09:36] <ActionParsnip> deejaydblock: its compiz telling you the apps is failing to respond
[09:36] <necro\> hold fo ra bit, if it doesnt sto pdoing that you can either click the x which should bring up the kill/wait dialog or run xkill and click on it or even use terminal and kill -9 or 15
[09:36] <deejaydblock> ah
[09:38] <ActionParsnip> deejaydblock: if the process is running as root, you will need sudo to kill it
[09:39] <ActionParsnip> deejaydblock: as you cant end a process which isnt yours
[09:40] <aleron6> can anybody help me install this tar file i just extracted
[09:40] <xan_> cewe cari cowok
[09:41] <sk8rlife125> hey action guess what
[09:42] <sk8rlife125> i have sound now =)))))
[09:42] <Sclytrack> Question, there are these new Catalyst 9.8 drivers for my RadeonHD 3850 graphics card, but I already installed some proprietary drivers using the installer in the menu. I have Ubuntu 9.04 installed. How do I best proceed?
[09:42] <DeBaimbo> hello, my problem is this: when I plug some usb device in my usb ports the system reboots. It happens with both ubuntu and fedora, but actually it doesn't happen everytime, just every 4-5 times. and it happens even if I plug in a usb cable with no device attached to it. And it does NOT happen with windows on this same machine
[09:43] <aleron6> can
[09:43] <aleron6> can anybody help me install this tar file i just extracted
[09:44] <onexused> aleron6: Is it a binary or source?
[09:44] <deejaydblock> is there anyway to increase the maximum volume on ubuntu?
[09:44] <aleron6> wow the difference
[09:44] <aleron6> whats
[09:45] <Sclytrack> source files usually contain the .c files or .cpp or .h files
[09:45] <Sclytrack> s/contain/are
[09:45] <nidelius> if I totally messed up my ubuntu installation is it worth try fixing.. Or should I just reinstall?...
[09:46] <prince_jammys> aleron6: see if there is an INSTALL or README file with directions.
[09:46] <prince_jammys> nidelius: what did you do?
[09:46] <neekers> heh
[09:46] <onexused> aleron6: http://www.google.com/search?q=define%3A"source+code" http://www.google.com/search?q=define%3Abinary+program
[09:47] <onexused> er, that first link's  not going to work
[09:47] <onexused> just by clicking it
[09:47] <onexused> you'll have to copy-paste it.
[09:48] <SharpRain> Yeah.
[09:48] <SharpRain> TinyURL
[09:48] <jmarsden> !compile | aleron6
[09:48] <infidel2s> aside from backups, what are some other common useful things for cron to do?
[09:50] <nidelius> prince_jammys: I tried to compile gstream myself to get the webcam working. Now it tells me a lot of plugins are not there and I have no sound.
[09:51] <prince_jammys> nidelius: that's not the level of destruction that i suspected. if you're perseverant, you can probably fix it properly. i can't help you, since i suck at sound.
[09:51] <aleron6> http://intellinuxgraphics.org/ can anyboyd of you just see if its binary or source for yourselves
[09:52] <aleron6> its thr first link at the top
[09:53] <nidelius> prince_jammys: alright ;() I'll give it a try! bbl
[09:54] <egomosis> does anyone know how to adjust headphone balance?
[09:55] <egomosis> is it in alsamixer?
[09:55] <onexused> aleron6: You'll want a link from the same page you gave us: http://www.intellinuxgraphics.org/install.html for instructions.  I won't help you if you can't figure them out yourself, but maybe someone else will.  Maybe not.
[09:56] <ActionParsnip> egomosis: good place to start
[09:56] <aleron6> no thats a driver for my video card i just want one of you to hell me install it
[09:57] <aleron6> its the first link in the center
[09:57] <ActionParsnip> aleron6: what is the output of: lspci | grep -i vga
[09:58] <eni23> hello at all. is there any way to get the date of next logfile-rotation (apache2)
[09:58] <t393r> babi
[09:59] <egomosis> got it, thanks
[09:59] <aleron6> its an intel 82815 graphcis controller
[09:59] <aleron6> yea i just wnated if you guys could help me out eith installing the drivers
[09:59] <ActionParsnip> aleron6: can i have the exact output please, makes websearches easier
[10:00] <xavi^> g
[10:00] <ActionParsnip> aleron6: what is the output of: lsb_release -c    as well please
[10:01] <aleron6> im confused what ouput are you talking about
[10:01] <ActionParsnip> aleron6: i want the output of both commands
[10:02] <ActionParsnip> aleron6: lsb_release -c
[10:02] <ActionParsnip> aleron6: an
[10:02] <ActionParsnip> d
[10:02] <aleron6> well its a bit long
[10:02] <ActionParsnip> aleron6: lspci | grep -i vga
[10:02] <aleron6> i cant put it all here
[10:02] <ActionParsnip> aleron6: you can give the the lsb_release output at least
[10:02] <jmarsden> aleron6: lsb_release -c should output exactly one line
[10:04] <aleron6> 00:00.0 Host bridge: Intel Corporation 82815 815 Chipset Host Bridge and Memory Controller Hub (rev 04)
[10:04] <aleron6> 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 82815 Chipset Graphics Controller (CGC) (rev 04)
[10:04] <aleron6> 00:1e.0 PCI bridge: Intel Corporation 82801 PCI Bridge (rev 11)
[10:04] <aleron6> 00:1f.0 ISA bridge: Intel Corporation 82801BA ISA Bridge (LPC) (rev 11)
[10:04] <aleron6> 00:1f.1 IDE interface: Intel Corporation 82801BA IDE U100 Controller (rev 11)
[10:04] <aleron6> 00:1f.2 USB Controller: Intel Corporation 82801BA/BAM USB Controller #1 (rev 11)
[10:04] <aleron6> 00:1f.3 SMBus: Intel Corporation 82801BA/BAM SMBus Controller (rev 11)
[10:04] <aleron6> 00:1f.4 USB Controller: Intel Corporation 82801BA/BAM USB Controller #1 (rev 11)
[10:04] <aleron6> 00:1f.5 Multimedia audio controller: Intel Corporation 82801BA/BAM AC'97 Audio Controller (rev 11)
[10:04] <aleron6> 01:0c.0 Ethernet controller: 3Com Corporation 3c905C-TX/TX-M [Tornado] (rev 78)
[10:05] <ActionParsnip> aleron6: you didnt run the whole command
[10:05] <ActionParsnip> aleron6: running partial commands can damage your system
[10:05] <prince_jammys> the '|' was literal
[10:05] <ActionParsnip> aleron6: i gave you the eXACT commands to run
[10:06] <ActionParsnip> aleron6: they will both give 1 line output each, so its ok to paste them in here
[10:06] <aleron6> say it again for i could see
[10:06] <ActionParsnip> we'll do it the easy way
[10:06] <ActionParsnip> aleron6: copy ALL of this command and paste to terminal
[10:07] <ActionParsnip> aleron6: sudo apt-get install pastebinit; lspci | grep -i vga > ~/trtr; lsb_release -c >> ~/trtr; pastebinit ~/trtr; rm ~/trtr
[10:07] <ActionParsnip> aleron6: you will install a great program called pastebinit
[10:08] <ActionParsnip> aleron6: helps lots, give the outputted url in here
[10:08] <ActionParsnip> pastebinit kicks ass
[10:08] <aleron6> nah i dont wanna install more then therer already is
[10:09] <ActionParsnip> !info pastebinit
[10:09] <ActionParsnip> its 344kb
[10:09] <aleron6> but yell me how to install the thing
[10:09] <onexused> aleron6: You want him to help you install the video driver?  Doing what he says would be helpful.
[10:09] <ActionParsnip> aleron6: i did
[10:09] <ActionParsnip> aleron6: i gave youo the exact commadn
[10:09] <aleron6> ok so after i install it what
[10:10] <ActionParsnip> aleron6: i gave you the EXACT command to not only install pastebinit ut to then use it to give the output we need
[10:10] <ActionParsnip> lspci | grep -i vga > ~/trtr; lsb_release -c >> ~/trtr
[10:10] <ActionParsnip> oops
[10:10] <ActionParsnip> aleron6: sudo apt-get install pastebinit; lspci | grep -i vga > ~/trtr; lsb_release -c >> ~/trtr; pastebinit ~/trtr; rm ~/trtr
[10:10] <ActionParsnip> aleron6: thats is THE command you need
[10:10] <ActionParsnip> aleron6: copy that entire line, paste to terminal, press enter
[10:11] <ActionParsnip> aleron6: you will then get a url you can paste in here
[10:12] <chalcedony> worked for me
[10:12] <chalcedony> nice command
[10:12] <aleron6> can you guys hurry up its getting late
[10:12] <aleron6> i gtg to sleep soon
[10:13] <chalcedony> aleron6, did you give the url ?
[10:13] <aleron6> for what
[10:13] <chalcedony> aleron6, you were told to paste a carefully written command to your command linel, yes?
[10:13] <ActionParsnip> chalcedony: thanks
[10:13] <beeble1> facepalm
[10:13] <aleron6> yes
[10:14] <chalcedony> aleron6, did you do that?
[10:14] <ActionParsnip> aleron6: i gave you the command, its been proven to work byt another user using the same OS
[10:14] <aleron6> then go on already stop wasting time
[10:14] <ActionParsnip> aleron6: paste the command into a terminal and let pastebinit be installed. It will then spit out a url
[10:14] <ActionParsnip> aleron6: we need that url
[10:14] <ActionParsnip> aleron6: you are the one holding up the process
[10:15] <Jimi_Neutral> hi all does anyone know a decent piece of software I can use to monitor the traffic going from one particular PC on my Network?
[10:15] <chalcedony> aleron6, it doesn't tell them anything that can be used to harm you
[10:15] <ActionParsnip> aleron6: sudo apt-get install pastebinit; lspci | grep -i vga > ~/trtr; lsb_release -c >> ~/trtr; pastebinit ~/trtr; rm ~/trtr
[10:15] <ActionParsnip> aleron6: all it will tell us is the codename of your release and how linux sees your video card, thats all
[10:16] <ActionParsnip> aleron6: if you want to run the command then review the link before pasting it thats fine
[10:16] <aleron6> http://pastebin.com/f22baf0f3
[10:16] <aleron6> id that it
[10:16] <ActionParsnip> yes
[10:17] <ActionParsnip> se how easy it is
[10:17] <chalcedony> :)
[10:17] <beeble1> nifty tool
[10:17] <ActionParsnip> aleron6: http://webupd8.blogspot.com/2009/05/reverting-xorg-video-intel-driver-of.html
[10:17] <ActionParsnip> aleron6: try that
[10:17] <egomosis> that's cool
[10:18] <chalcedony> :)
[10:18] <ActionParsnip> pastebinit is very powerful
[10:18] <chalcedony> :)
[10:18] <ActionParsnip> you can even pipe stuff into it like: dmesg | pastebinit
[10:19] <beeble1> apologies here, recent windoze convert, still learning
[10:19] <ActionParsnip> beeble1: every day is a school day
[10:19] <beeble1> only recognize a few of the more simple commands still
[10:21] <ct529> hi everybody .... where is the default make configuration stored, with the CFLAGS, CPPFLAGS and so on?
[10:22] <bbrewer69> i have a question about booting ubuntu from a usb drive
[10:23] <bbrewer69> is there anyone that could possibly help me
[10:23] <phix> hey, I have a non-ubuntu related question, more of a procmail question, can I ask it in here? (yes, ask-to-ask protocol, but I will include the questions too: if I set a variable in a block, is it left set after theblock? or does the assignment only scoped inside the block?)
[10:23] <daishadar> is there a program i could download (or script i could write) that would automatically update my timezone based on my ip?
[10:23] <ratbox> bbrewer, get yourself a copy of Unetbootin, that should get you started...
[10:24] <bbrewer69> i need to get ubuntu onto a usb drive to put on a harddrive with no OS
[10:24] <ratbox> Unetbootin is great for that, it will also do other distros, too.
[10:24] <ratbox> let me get you a link, hang on...
[10:24] <indus> bbrewer69: unetbootin
[10:25] <indus> !unetbootin
[10:25] <ratbox> http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/
[10:25] <phix> hey
[10:25] <egomosis> bbrewer69: unetbootin works great but it doesn't have jaunty, just fyi
[10:25] <indus> egomosis: ? what?
[10:25] <bbrewer69> yeah i need jaunty there in lies my prob
[10:25] <ActionParsnip> bbrewer69: i use this: http://www.pendrivelinux.com/usb-kubuntu-904-persistent-install-windows/
[10:25] <egomosis> indus: at least mine doesn't have jaunty
[10:25] <ratbox> To me, anything after Hardy is crap, the kernels are all screwed up
[10:25] <indus> egomosis: use the ppa from launchpad
[10:26] <ActionParsnip> ratbox: then dont use them
[10:26] <bbrewer69> i am new to the linux world
[10:26] <ratbox> I don't unless I have to...
[10:26] <ActionParsnip> ratbox: they are all ubuntu, just some are supported for longer
[10:26] <egomosis> ppa.launchpad.net/ jaunty right?
[10:26] <bbrewer69> i am trying it after years of windows
[10:26] <indus> egomosis: no search projects on launchpad
[10:26] <egomosis> indus: will do, thanks
[10:26] <ratbox> 8.04 LTS with about 8 GB of packages and custom repos, actually works quite well.
[10:27] <indus> egomosis:iam not sure what you mean though
[10:27] <ratbox> shit, I 'd convert this tower to 8.04, but I need like 500GB to move my shit.
[10:27] <bbrewer69> there is no way to just upload the file that i dl from the site to do it straight from the usb drive
[10:27] <egomosis> indus: where lies the confusion? i'll try and explain better
[10:27] <indus> egomosis: i used it to burn karmic to usb, you mean it didnt give you option to auto download jaunty?
[10:27] <egomosis> indus: yup
[10:28] <egomosis> indus: stops at 8.10 live
[10:28] <indus> egomosis: ok sorry but here is https://launchpad.net/unetbootin
[10:28] <ActionParsnip> bbrewer69: you need to put the files on in a special way, then install the bootloader. Those programs will manage that for you
[10:28] <bbrewer69> i dont have any os on my laptop i am using the one at work do i have to dl the unetbootin
[10:28] <indus> egomosis: its strange this problem
[10:29] <ActionParsnip> !unetboot
[10:29] <bbrewer69> im a ubuntu noob lol
[10:29] <indus> egomosis: the package itself is available in all versions
[10:29] <arand> egomosis: true, I see that on jaunty also... But you can always feed it isos anyhow.
[10:29] <egomosis> indus: i just got it from the repositories, so perhaps it hadn't been updated
[10:29] <egomosis> indus: which is what i do
[10:29] <indus> egomosis: you using which version of ubuntu
[10:29] <egomosis> 9.04 amd64
[10:29] <indus> egomosis: ok try this ppa and see maybe
[10:30] <arand> The auto-download for unetbootin in jaunty does not include anything past 8.10, however, using a jaunty iso should be absolutely fine
[10:30] <indus> egomosis: i had already burned karmic so not sure about the downloads offered, but this is funny, it downloads from ubuntu download page,so i cant understand why it wont offer new versions
[10:31] <arand> indus: It's simply not been patched for a static link to jaunty I presume
[10:31] <indus> nvm
[10:31] <indus> arand: hmm
[10:31] <zebaztian> Help, I have a problem, everytime I play a movie, my laptop gets stuck and there's nothing I can do, I have to press the reset button, the image gets stuck, it happens when i use the dragon player or the vlc player, i have the proprietary drivers installed and all
[10:31] <bbrewer69> im trying the unetbootin thing
[10:32] <egomosis> it's no big deal, i just use isos...sometimes that's faster anyway
[10:32] <zebaztian> egomosis, i did have the drivers installed for my graphics card
[10:32] <zebaztian> and yet it gets stuck after a while when i play a large avi
[10:33] <egomosis> zebaztian: try running metacity --replace before starting your movie if you havent
[10:33] <bbrewer69> i am tryin the unetbootin right now i just hope it doesnt mess up the work computer
[10:33] <phix> hi?
[10:33] <indus> egomosis: https://launchpad.net/~gezakovacs/+archive/ppa
[10:33] <indus> egomosis: sthis is best i believe
[10:33] <egomosis> indus: thanks
[10:34] <zebaztian> egomosis, what's metacity?
[10:34] <ch1pl3t> hey all - trying to update an old server.  here's a line from my sources.list file: deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ edgy main restricted universe multiverse
[10:34] <indus> bbrewer69: https://launchpad.net/~gezakovacs/+archive/ppa
[10:34] <egomosis> zebaztian: it is the default window set/manager/decoration thing, at least in gnome
[10:34] <ActionParsnip> !edgy | ch1pl3t
[10:35] <ch1pl3t> hey all - trying to update an old server.  here's a line from my sources.list file: deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ edgy main restricted universe multiverse - it's saying "404 Not Found" when I try to do the updates.  is there any way to update sources.list so I can get updates?  ActionParsnip: so is there anything I can do to get it updated?
[10:35] <egomosis> zebaztian: then when your done with your movie, do compiz --replace and it'll put everything back to normal
[10:35] <zebaztian> so what are you telling me to do again egomosis? whenever i start a movie i have to turn off the compiz/effects for the compositing not to go to slow
[10:35] <ActionParsnip> ch1pl3t: its dead. Its gonna be hard to upgrade. I'd go for a new install of Hardy if its a server
[10:35] <ActionParsnip> !eol | ch1pl3t
[10:36] <egomosis> zebaztian: pretty much...that's the only work around i've found and i've the same graphics card as you
[10:36] <zebaztian> egomosis, no, i mean, even when i turn off the effects and play the movie what happens is the movie evcentually gets stuck
[10:36] <bbrewer69> ok i think i got it now on the usb
[10:36] <indus> bbrewer69: how
[10:36] <egomosis> zebaztian: have you tried vlc, totem, etc other players?
[10:36] <indus> special effects suck
[10:37] <perdiguero> Hello, is there any user of Sony Vaio laptop? I'm new in Ubuntu and I have a problem with the brightness of the screen
[10:37] <indus> perdiguero: what kind of problem
[10:38] <bbrewer69> ok i got the unetbootin to dl a syslinux file to the usb drive will it load the os from the one time boot menu now?
[10:38] <perdiguero> The problem is that I cannot reduce the brightness with the Fn keys.
[10:39] <indus> bbrewer69: probabl.y yes
[10:39] <zebaztian> egomosis, totem won't work at all, dragon works and eventually gets stuck, vlc works and eventually gets stuck, and let me see if i am getting you correctly, what you're tellingme to do is turn off the desktop effects before playing the movie right? that's what i do
[10:39] <indus> perdiguero: do follow instructions on how to, has the syslinux been burned to usb ?
[10:39] <indus> perdiguero: sorry wrong nick
[10:39] <egomosis> zebaztian: actually i'm recommending you completely disable compiz
[10:40] <zebaztian> egomosis? why?
[10:40] <indus> zebaztian: they cause issues like these all the time
[10:40] <egomosis> zebaztian: for some reason they just aren't friends. i don't know where the conflict actually is.
[10:40] <DigitalDarkness> What Video Card are you runnign and what driver?
[10:41] <indus> desktop effects is hopeless
[10:41] <egomosis> indus: some of us enjoy our eye candy, and are willing to be inconvenienced for it ;-)
[10:41] <indus> i know , but from the beginnning , it gave me a headaache
[10:41] <indus> literally i mean
[10:41] <DigitalDarkness> I am running a Radeon4850 and Catylist 9.9 driver with FULL effects and Totem and VLC are rock solid.
[10:42] <egomosis> indus: word
[10:42] <DigitalDarkness> If you getting instability, update your drivers
[10:42] <indus> they need to make effects behave like in mac os
[10:42] <indus> it seems so seamless and part of the os unlike desktop effects which bog down the system
[10:43] <JonathanEllis> Is there an application to check the status of both batteries on a laptop. I have two batteries and I want to see which is which and whether they are both charging properly. I suspect one is knackered. Thanks for your consideration.
[10:43] <DigitalDarkness> get the Compiz Setting Manager and you can adjust and mod what you need
[10:43] <indus> i have a nice graphics card but it alwayss is sluggish with desktop effects
[10:43] <beeble1> perdiguero: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=6204 was the best I could find for ya until someone with more experience can find better
[10:43] <ActionParsnip> indus: get video drivers in
[10:43] <egomosis> DigitalDarkness: is that different than the fglrx driver?
[10:43] <indus> DigitalDarkness: nvm, i prefer the non desktop effects
[10:43] <perdiguero> indus: I tried to install the miniapplication of Ubuntu to regulate brightness but doesn't works. This laptop works with a ATI Radeon graphics card
[10:44] <indus> perdiguero: so right now the fn keeys dontwork for any function? eg sound?
[10:44] <DigitalDarkness> @ Egomis yes, the ones that download on jaunty are outdated and crash like hell al lthe time. The ones from ATI/AMD website are solid.
[10:45] <DigitalDarkness> You gota take into account that compiz fusion is being updated in conjunction with newer drivers constantly. You use older drivers with it and it becomes unstable.
[10:45] <indus> DigitalDarkness: do amd drivers work good these days> i plan to buy 4850
[10:46] <DigitalDarkness> They are great and getting better. 2 years back I would have worried. but since they joined in with AMD they have been heading in a good direction.
[10:46] <egomosis> DigitalDarkness: compiz seems really stable, never any problems until i start up a movie...though with the most recent patches it's a lot better.
[10:46] <zebaztian> egomosis: sorry computer froze
[10:46] <zebaztian> what did you last say to me?
[10:46] <zebaztian> you had suggested i disabled compiz completely for some reason
[10:46] <Twinkletoes|W> Is it possible using pam_ldap, to prevent successful login if an account in Microsoft Active Directory is set to "disabled"?  At the moment I can disable an account, but still login when using pam_ldap.  My pam.d config for sshd (account) is: account  required  /usr/local/lib/pam_ldap.so
[10:46] <DigitalDarkness> @Ego, yea I had the same issues, Update driver from ATI or NVidias sight, depends on which brand you have and it fixes that issue.
[10:47] <DigitalDarkness> Most users that have issues with video and compiz are using outdated drivers.
[10:48] <zebaztian> egomosis, why would you recomend that i completely disable compiz and how cna i go about doing that anyway?
[10:49] <egomosis> zebaztian: because it clashes with video, but as DigitalDarkness has pointed out, it may be a driver issue. I replace compiz with metacity before playing movie with the command metacity --replace in a terminal
[10:50] <zebaztian> egomosis: what's the command on the shell again?
[10:50] <zebaztian> and do you recomend i get rid of it?
[10:50] <zebaztian> what about when i'm on  kde?
[10:50] <egomosis> metacity --replace
[10:50] <egomosis> that i don't know
[10:50] <egomosis> i use gnome
[10:50] <indus> zebaztian: u on kde?
[10:51] <indus> zebaztian: in gnome go to system>preferences>appeareance > visual effects > none
[10:51] <zebaztian> i'm on kde right now but only for this conversation purposes
[10:51] <zebaztian> indus
[10:51] <new12> hola
[10:51] <new12> hola
[10:52] <new12> alguien
[10:52] <zebaztian> egomosis, so i just typed that command in the terminal, should i get rid of compiz altogether?
[10:52] <egomosis> zebaztian: depends on how much you like cool effects
[10:53] <egomosis> DigitalDarkness: does the 9.9 driver require a purge of previous drivers first, or can i just do the .run?
[10:53] <new12> hola
[10:54] <new12> necesito ayuda
[10:55] <silverfast> !es new12
[10:55] <ActionParsnip> egomosis: cool is debatable
[10:55] <stlsaint> !es | new12
[10:55] <DigitalDarkness> @ Ego, yea just run it. I have and havent had any issues.
[10:56] <zebaztian> egomosis, how does one get rid of compiz?
[10:56] <egomosis> DigitalDarkness: thanks, will do
[10:57] <silverfast> zebaztian: system>preferences>appeareance > visual effects > none
[10:57] <DigitalDarkness> only comlaint about the 9.9 drivers is that they dont yet support the 2.6.31 kernel
[10:57] <zebaztian> and in kde?
[10:57] <egomosis> zebaztian: if you really want to get rid of it, i would use synaptic, but i don't know if that's really necessarry
[10:58] <indus> why do u need desktop effects in kde? its already gorgeous
[10:58] <zebaztian> cube
[10:58] <zebaztian> indus, for the cube effects
[10:58] <Wolke> I have an problem with an Brother MFC-5440CN Printer I can't chose the MFC-5440CN driver but i have downloaded an package in the synaptic package system (apt-get with gui) which provide the driver but i still can't chose it?! can Anyone help me?
[10:58] <zebaztian> egomosis, how do you know younhave the same graphics card as i do?
[10:58] <indus> kk
[10:58] <egomosis> because you told me, and it's the same
[10:58] <popeye_> Is there a hd repair I can run from live cd?
[10:58] <zebaztian> can i install a better graphics card on my laptop computer? that will work with ubuntu?
[10:59] <DigitalDarkness> @ Zeb, what card do you have and what driver you currently running?
[10:59] <ActionParsnip> Wolke: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=276475
[11:00] <Wolke> ActionParsnip, thaks
[11:00] <indus> only thing i hate about kde is the grey-blue background on applications, is that gone now?
[11:00] <obiwan_> hi, i need a program to reverse all the bits in a file (first bits go last). If you don't know a program, i need to know how to read bit per bit in a binary read (rb) where do i store the bits? (in intetgers, floats, chars,...which? )
[11:00] <CQ2> hello, I want to set up an IMAP server, but it needs to receive and send my mails out via gmail ... i need it for a groupware installation. any suggestions?
[11:01] <zebaztian> DigitalDarkness, ATI technologies Inc RS780M/RS780MN Raedeon HD 3200 graphics
[11:01] <CQ2> obiwan_: lean perl? look for perl reverse bits or something like that... should be some recipes around
[11:01] <obiwan_> i know C cq2
[11:01] <DigitalDarkness> @ Zeb,
[11:01] <obiwan_> i'm doing my program in c
[11:01] <zebaztian> DigitalDarkness, hewlett packard company device 30fe
[11:01] <DigitalDarkness> @Zeb, hey head over to ATI/AMD website and try the latest driver out first. It shoudl fix your headache.
[11:01] <indus> obiwan_: maybe try #C
[11:02] <firelane> how can i change my wifi name in my wireless list without touching the name in the router
[11:02] <indus> ind
[11:02] <firelane> like a spoof wirless name
[11:02] <obiwan_> but don't know how to read the bits, like they were characters, integers, i don't know how to manipulate bits and save them to some kind of data
[11:02] <zebaztian> DigitalDarkness, how do i do this?
[11:02] <zebaztian> what do i type on the terminal
[11:02] <obiwan_> hey, the problem it's not the language, whole programs are made in C, i just need to know how to manipulate them
[11:02] <CQ2> obiwan open the file as binary, read it into an array, reverse into another array, open file for binary write and write
[11:03] <obiwan_> yeah but what type of array? CQ2 ?
[11:03] <prince_jammys> 20:24 prince_jammys> obiwan_: ##c ?
[11:03] <obiwan_> i don't know , unisgned chars, integers, floats, there are so many i don't know what data type is a bit
[11:03] <zebaztian> DigitalDarkness, I am right here http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/Pages/index.aspx
[11:03] <firelane>  like a spoof wireless name to fool my roommate that we are not using her wifi
[11:03] <zebaztian> which should i download for mine?
[11:03] <obiwan_> ahh ok i sthought you were talking about c# haha ok ok
[11:04] <obiwan_> i'll ask there then, anyway CQ2  if you know the answer please tell my in private
[11:04] <prince_jammys> heh, no. i meant the channel.
[11:04] <DigitalDarkness> www.amd.com go to supposrt/drivers, then choose your driver for your card. They got a simple easy to use menu selection screen. They after you download it do $sudo bash ./ati-driver-9-9-blah blah and it will run and pop up a dialog window. just choose normal and next next and goo to go. restart xorg or just reboot the easy way and good to go.
[11:04] <obiwan_> thanks prince_jammys  i didn't know about a c chanel ;)
[11:04] <prince_jammys> welcome. there's ##c, ##cpp ..
[11:04] <obiwan_> nice !
[11:05] <zebaztian> DigitalDarkness, from this page though http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/Pages/index.aspx
[11:05] <zebaztian> which do i choose? the one my computer's already listing? the radeon hd 3200 ?
[11:05] <DigitalDarkness> yep
[11:06] <zebaztian> DigitalDarkness, but i already have that one?
[11:06] <DigitalDarkness> choose the linux one that coresponds to your os.. I run 64bit so it was Linux x86_64
[11:07] <psy> quit
[11:07] <zebaztian> http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/linux/Pages/radeon_linux.aspx?type=2.7&product=2.7.4.3.3.3.1&lang=English
[11:07] <asdqwe> how set winbox on kubuntu?.
[11:07] <zebaztian> DigitalDarkness, mien is 86 architecture right?
[11:07] <zebaztian> for an amd sempron
[11:07] <ActionParsnip> asdqwe: can you expand the question please
[11:08] <DigitalDarkness> dont kno what your running. Some semprons are 64bit. But are yourunning 32bit or 64bit?
[11:08] <ActionParsnip> zebaztian: if you give us the output of: uname -a we can tell you
[11:08] <DigitalDarkness> uname -a will tell ya
[11:09] <zebaztian> Linux jaunty 2.6.28-15-generic #51-Ubuntu SMP Mon Aug 31 13:33:16 UTC 2009 i686 GNU/Linux
[11:09] <ActionParsnip> 32bit
[11:09] <ActionParsnip> i686 = 32bi
[11:09] <DigitalDarkness> you need 32bit one
[11:09] <ActionParsnip> x86_64 = 64bit
[11:09] <DigitalDarkness> that be jsut eh linux x86 one
[11:09] <zebaztian> http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/linux/Pages/radeon_linux.aspx?type=2.7&product=2.7.4.3.3.3.1&lang=English
[11:09] <zebaztian> ^?
[11:10] <ActionParsnip> here is my 64bit output: Linux fileserver 2.6.31-10-generic #32-Ubuntu SMP Thu Sep 10 23:29:56 UTC 2009 x86_64 GNU/Linux
[11:10] <DigitalDarkness> mines :-)  Linux stardust 2.6.30.5 #1 SMP PREEMPT Wed Sep 2 12:55:43 CDT 2009 x86_64 GNU/Linux
[11:10] <leaf-sheep> Linux mps 2.6.28-15-generic #49-Ubuntu SMP Tue Aug 18 19:25:34 UTC 2009 x86_64 GNU/Linux >_>
[11:10] <zebaztian> am i getting the right one based on thatlink?
[11:11] <ActionParsnip> zebaztian: x86 will be 32bit
[11:11] <zebaztian> so thats a  yes
[11:11] <DigitalDarkness> yes
[11:12] <zebaztian> will this enable me to have compiz and play movies at the same time without stuckage?
[11:12] <DigitalDarkness> It "should"
[11:12] <ActionParsnip> zebaztian: linux comes with no warranty and no SLA
[11:12] <DigitalDarkness> It normally does fix 99% of the issues.
[11:13] <zebaztian> so once it's done downloading do i just click on it?
[11:13] <ActionParsnip> zebaztian: you'll need to right click it and mark it as executable
[11:13] <zebaztian> right click, mark as executable then click?
[11:14] <DigitalDarkness> Soon as it downloaded. go to terminal screen. and run 'sudo bash ./ati-driver-instalerwhateveritsname' and a dialog screen will appear with the ole to familar next next next crap.
[11:14] <ActionParsnip> zebaztian: you then double click it and then run it in terminal
[11:14] <zebaztian> ok i'm confused now
[11:14] <ActionParsnip> DigitalDarkness: zebaztian: that will work too
[11:15] <zebaztian> what do i do, right click mark as exec and then double click
[11:15] <ActionParsnip> DigitalDarkness: you'll find its on the desktop too as firefox default is weirdly, the desktop
[11:15] <DigitalDarkness> Both ways will work, I am just more old school of doing things.
[11:15] <ActionParsnip> DigitalDarkness: i love old school
[11:16] <zebaztian> sudo bash ./ati-driver-installer-9-9-x86.x86_64 ?
[11:16] <bhaskar> how to install kubuntu from cd in ubuntu help
[11:16] <DigitalDarkness> :-)
[11:16] <DigitalDarkness> yes
[11:16] <DigitalDarkness> wait
[11:16] <DigitalDarkness> you got the 64bit one
[11:16] <ActionParsnip> bhaskar: you can add the CD as a repo then use: sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[11:16] <DigitalDarkness> , you need the 32bit lol
[11:16] <bhaskar> no 32 bit
[11:17] <zebaztian> bash: ./ati-driver-installer-9-9-x86.x86_64: No such file or directory
[11:17] <bhaskar> how to add as repo
[11:17] <ActionParsnip> DigitalDarkness: looks like its conjoined to me
[11:17] <zebaztian> ActionParsnip, can you link me to the 32 bit one for christs sake
[11:17] <bhaskar> ActionParsnip: how to add as repo
[11:17]  * zebaztian deletes 64 bit one
[11:18] <ActionParsnip> zebaztian: try: sudo sh ~/Desktop/ati-driver-installer-9-9-x86.x86_64.run
[11:18] <ActionParsnip> zebaztian: you had the right file. I just mock downloaded it myself
[11:18] <DigitalDarkness> http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/linux/Pages/radeon_linux.aspx?type=2.4.1&product=2.4.1.3.5&lang=English
[11:18] <ActionParsnip> zebaztian: download the file to your desktop and run that command
[11:18] <RaaG> Error comes while updates "GPG error: http://archive.ubuntu.com jaunty-updates Release: Unknown error executing gpgv"
[11:19] <ActionParsnip> DigitalDarkness: hover your mouse over download and read the status bar ;)
[11:19] <ActionParsnip> RaaG: can you pastebin the output of: sudo apt-get update    pleasae
[11:19] <zebaztian> uncompressing ati proprietary linux driver
[11:19] <ActionParsnip> zebaztian: get the file again, then run my command
[11:20] <zebaztian> i did that
[11:20] <DigitalDarkness> Hey strange,, I downloaded it also and its showing x86_64.. ???
[11:20] <RaaG> after fire this command above errore comes
[11:20] <zebaztian> now some box popped up
[11:20] <zebaztian> i clicked on continue
[11:20] <ActionParsnip> RaaG: can you show the whole output please
[11:20] <RaaG> sure
[11:20] <DigitalDarkness> Its prob the same driver just with both 32bit and 64bit packageds
[11:20] <zebaztian> i agree
[11:20] <zebaztian> custom or normal installation?
[11:20] <DigitalDarkness> norm
[11:21] <RaaG> sudo apt-get update
[11:21] <RaaG> Hit http://archive.ubuntu.com jaunty Release.gpg
[11:21] <RaaG> Ign http://archive.ubuntu.com jaunty/main Translation-en_IN
[11:21] <RaaG> Ign http://archive.ubuntu.com jaunty/restricted Translation-en_IN
[11:21] <RaaG> Ign http://archive.ubuntu.com jaunty/universe Translation-en_IN
[11:21] <RaaG> Ign http://archive.ubuntu.com jaunty/multiverse Translation-en_IN
[11:21] <RaaG> Hit http://archive.ubuntu.com jaunty-updates Release.gpg
[11:21] <ActionParsnip> RaaG: in a pastebin
[11:21] <RaaG> Ign http://archive.ubuntu.com jaunty-updates/main Translation-en_IN
[11:21] <RaaG> Get:1 http://archive.ubuntu.com jaunty-updates/restricted Translation-en_IN [49.6kB]
[11:21] <ActionParsnip> !paste | RaaG
[11:21] <RaaG> 99% [1 Translation-en_IN bzip2 0] [Waiting for headers]bzip2: (stdin) is not a bzip2 file.
[11:21] <RaaG> Ign http://archive.ubuntu.com jaunty-updates/restricted Translation-en_IN
[11:21] <RaaG> Ign http://archive.ubuntu.com jaunty-updates/universe Translation-en_IN
[11:21] <RaaG> Ign http://archive.ubuntu.com jaunty-updates/multiverse Translation-en_IN
[11:21] <RaaG> Hit http://archive.ubuntu.com jaunty-security Release.gpg
[11:21] <RaaG> Ign http://archive.ubuntu.com jaunty-security/main Translation-en_IN
[11:21] <RaaG> Ign http://archive.ubuntu.com jaunty-security/restricted Translation-en_IN
[11:21] <RaaG> Ign http://archive.ubuntu.com jaunty-security/universe Translation-en_IN
[11:21] <RaaG> Ign http://archive.ubuntu.com jaunty-security/multiverse Translation-en_IN
[11:21] <RaaG> Hit http://archive.ubuntu.com jaunty Release
[11:21] <ActionParsnip> annoying much...
[11:21] <RaaG> Get:2 http://archive.ubuntu.com jaunty-updates Release [49.6kB]
[11:21] <kd8JHC> woah Nellie
[11:21] <RaaG> Ign http://archive.ubuntu.com jaunty-updates Release
[11:21] <RaaG> Hit http://archive.ubuntu.com jaunty-security Release
[11:21] <kd8JHC> stop paste
[11:22] <RaaG> Hit http://archive.ubuntu.com jaunty/universe Sources
[11:22] <Phurl> Here is a summary of the java, bonobo a11y at-spi problems : http://rdfintrospector2.blogspot.com/2009/09/bonobo-crazy-monkeys-java-at-api.html
[11:22] <RaaG> Hit http://archive.ubuntu.com jaunty/multiverse Packages
[11:22] <xz> hi
[11:22] <RaaG> Hit http://archive.ubuntu.com jaunty/multiverse Sources
[11:22] <kd8JHC> i xz
[11:22] <zebaztian> ActionParsnip, DigitalDarkness it's done, now what happens?
[11:22] <tdn> How do I get a static version of libfaac-dev in Ubuntu?
[11:22] <Phurl> this applies to ubuntu as well
[11:22] <xz> I just compiled kernel but hal don't detect my mouse and keyboard in Xorg, I don't know what I miss in kernel configuration
[11:22] <zebaztian> do i delete thqt file from my desktop?
[11:22] <ActionParsnip> zebaztian: no, keep it just in case
[11:22] <DigitalDarkness> @Zeb, restart Xorg, or just retart the pc. tis a easier way
[11:22] <zebaztian> ok brb
[11:23] <ActionParsnip> RaaG: you there?
[11:23] <indus> Myrtti: i hope that was only a temp ban
[11:23] <DigitalDarkness> Think RaaGm, fell off the mountain with that landslide paste.. lol
[11:23] <Myrtti> indus: doh?
[11:23] <SingAlong> hi all
[11:23] <indus> you banned raag?
[11:24] <indus> oh wait he seems to have rejoined
[11:24] <Myrtti> indus: *muted* and of course it's temporary
[11:24] <Myrtti> indus: I know my job
[11:24] <ActionParsnip> RaaG: you around?
[11:24] <SingAlong> are there any tricks to speed up UNR on Acer Aspire One?
[11:24] <Myrtti> ActionParsnip: he's muted
[11:24] <ActionParsnip> gotcha
[11:24] <ActionParsnip> SingAlong: install more ram
[11:24] <indus> Myrtti: didnt question that, in your busy schedule you might have overlooked something i thought
[11:24] <ActionParsnip> SingAlong: use a lighter de
[11:25] <indus> but i guess you have to  show who is boss?
[11:25] <ActionParsnip> SingAlong: ditch the repulsive compiz
[11:25] <DigitalDarkness> Hey Action, I am headed to bed. Zebs shoudl be good to go if he returns its either good he got it working. Or very bad Xorgs smashed.. hehe
[11:25] <SingAlong> ActionParsnip: i'm on acer aspire one 1gb ram!
[11:25] <ActionParsnip> SingAlong: still applies, even if you had 256Mb
[11:25] <DigitalDarkness> G'Night all
[11:26] <indus> g night
[11:26] <SingAlong> ActionParsnip: and still when i run emacs, firefox, irc client, file explorer and a local server. i'll have to wait ages to screen my letters displayed on screen
[11:26] <Myrtti> RaaG: please use pastebin the next time!
[11:26] <zebaztian> HELP!!!
[11:26] <SingAlong> ActionParsnip: would xfce be better on my machine?
[11:26] <zebaztian> now it got all screwed up
[11:26] <zebaztian> like i am on a low resolution mode or somethign
[11:26] <ActionParsnip> SingAlong: yes, or lxde, anything but gnome or kde
[11:26] <zebaztian> like it said the server wouldn't load or something
[11:27] <ActionParsnip> SingAlong: they use less ram so will be slicker
[11:27] <zebaztian> and not it looks like if i was on dapper
[11:27] <zebaztian> what happened
[11:27] <SingAlong> ActionParsnip: the only thing i thought about xfce is that it would reduce the window space coz the bottom bar on the xubuntu desktop takes up lots of space on my small screen
[11:27] <apoc_> How can I do like "sudo echo foo>bar" but writing to bar should be as root?
[11:27] <Myrtti> indus: thanks for assuming and thinking the worst of me.
[11:27] <Myrtti> -->
[11:27] <indus> RaaG: go to paste.ubuntu.com then paste the errors/messages there, then write name and press paste, you will then get a new page similar to what you see, then copy the url and paste here
[11:27] <indus> Myrtti: aye sorry man, didnt mean to be rude
[11:27] <indus> Myrtti: :)
[11:27] <zebaztian> there was a problem initializing catalyzing center linus edition or somthing
[11:28] <ActionParsnip> then make it smaller, lxde has a very small ottom panel, fluxbox is light and has no panel at all
[11:28] <ActionParsnip> SingAlong: ^
[11:28] <zebaztian> ActionParsnip, help
[11:28] <indus> Myrtti: i appreciate your work, thats why i thought you might have erred in that case, didnt know about mute ban
[11:28] <zebaztian> now my laptop looks all weird
[11:28] <ActionParsnip> zebaztian: use the ati config tool to configure the driver
[11:28] <SingAlong> ActionParsnip: hows lxde? is it good to look at? i've only read abt it. not seen it
[11:28] <SingAlong> ActionParsnip: which is better xfce or lxde? I've only used xfce.
[11:28] <SingAlong> ActionParsnip: so you suggest lxde?
[11:29] <zebaztian> ActionParsnip, no ati driver installed or not functioning properly
[11:29] <beeble1> I have to say, I tuned in here to learn a little bit more about running ubuntu, but watching this chat has been some of the most fun I've had in quite awhile.
[11:29] <RaaG> http://pastebin.com/m701d8ac5
[11:29] <zebaztian> ActionParsnip, what ati configure tool?
[11:29] <ActionParsnip> SingAlong: there is no etter, its personal choice, install them and see which you prefer
[11:29] <indus> RaaG: good boy :)
[11:29] <RaaG> Tnx
[11:29] <SingAlong> ActionParsnip: which one has a small foot print?
[11:29] <indus> ActionParsnip: i hope you got the link RaaG pasted
[11:29] <ActionParsnip> RaaG: see how you gave all that info and didnt annoy everyone by scrolling the channel?
[11:30] <ActionParsnip> indus: indeed
[11:30] <SingAlong> ActionParsnip: if i install both and have gnome too, i get a choice screen when i login right?
[11:30] <ActionParsnip> yes you change your session to whichever you desire
[11:30] <kane77> how do I change keyboard map in terminal and/or how do I enable ssh connections in "safe mode" (root console with networking)?
[11:30] <zebaztian> ActionParsnip, what did i do wrong? how do i fix it? it looks scary, like i screwed up my system
[11:30] <RaaG> when i updates throgh terminal
[11:31] <arand> apoc_: You could always do "sudo echo word | sudo tee file"
[11:31] <zebaztian> ActionParsnip, it says there's no ati driver installed or that it is misinstalled, how do i figure this out
[11:32] <SingAlong> Can google chrome be installed on ubuntu? I see no official release though.
[11:32] <SingAlong> firefox is too bad for my netbook.
[11:32] <ActionParsnip> !ati | zebaztian
[11:32] <ActionParsnip> SingAlong: you can but its not great
[11:32] <rich_dnb> guys, ive been tweeked up by java, i tried to get an app working by installin another version and now nothing works, any ideas how to fix it?
[11:32] <apoc_> arand: Ok, thanks. I often just do sudo bash and then play with the root shell, but I know that's kind of wrong
[11:32] <ActionParsnip> SingAlong: try swiftfox or kasenchaze
[11:32] <SingAlong> ActionParsnip: i just thought i could use a different browser too. coz firefox also seems too heavy.
[11:33] <ActionParsnip> SingAlong: it is, its a memory bloat. i dont use it personally. i think its a POS
[11:33] <SingAlong> ActionParsnip: i do web dev and a lot of javascript stuff
[11:33] <SingAlong> ActionParsnip: does swiftfox support adding firefox addons? (from the name it sounds like its a firefox derivative)
[11:33] <zebaztian> ActionParsnip, what do i do? you just walked me by the hand and i don't knwo what happened
[11:34] <zebaztian> this looks worse than before
[11:34] <ActionParsnip> SingAlong: should do, yes
[11:34] <pdf> any advises for a groupware packaged for ubuntu, working with evolution and thunderbird ?
[11:34] <ActionParsnip> zebaztian: read the binary driver guide
[11:34] <zebaztian> i went to hardware drivers
[11:34] <zebaztian> ok
[11:34] <kiennt> hi all
[11:34] <ActionParsnip> zebaztian: it tells you how to setup ati drivers
[11:34] <ActionParsnip> RaaG: there is no error on your pastebin output
[11:34] <SingAlong> ActionParsnip: thanks. going to install lxde now
[11:35] <kyja> grub
[11:35] <indus> blubb
[11:35] <zebaztian> ActionParsnip, this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI ?
[11:35] <RaaG> i try out ones more
[11:35] <indus> kyja: you have a grub related question?
[11:36] <zebaztian> ActionParsnip, so basically paste this onto a terminal sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh linux-restricted-modules-`uname -r` sudo insmod /lib/modules/`uname -r`/volatile/fglrx.ko ??
[11:36] <ActionParsnip> RaaG: use pastebin for the output
[11:36] <ActionParsnip> zebaztian: if thats what the guide says, do it
[11:36] <rich_dnb> how do i install java
[11:36] <ActionParsnip> !java | rich_dnb
[11:37] <zebaztian> ActionParsnip, i am asking you to check
[11:37] <zebaztian> this is scary
[11:37] <Pirate_Hunter> in /etc/samba/smd.conf does an option like this ';   bind interfaces only = true' mean it is commented out?
[11:37] <ManDay> ikonia, ?
[11:37] <rich_dnb> action, i have installed jre and it still doesnt launch
[11:37] <zebaztian> my screen looks messed up for listening to y'all and now i barely know what i'm doing
[11:37] <kane77> hi, I have problem with ubuntu.. It boots and I am able to login, but then it freezes, what logs should I look into for something relevant? anyone free to guide me?
[11:37] <ActionParsnip> zebaztian: i dont use ati so cant advise really
[11:37] <indus> rich_dnb: go to a page which needs java if you are talking about web applets, if u want to install a jre there is sa sun package available
[11:37] <zebaztian> where's digitaldarkness
[11:37] <Pirate_Hunter> in /etc/samba/smd.conf does an option like this ';   bind interfaces only = true' mean it is commented out or do i have to remove the elading ; for it to be active?
[11:37] <ActionParsnip> kane77: /var/log/kern/log        /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[11:38] <zebaztian> brb
[11:38] <jeromel> hi
[11:38] <indus> kane77: or go to system>administration>system log and check logs
[11:38] <indus> :)
[11:38] <RaaG> http://pastebin.com/m743125c4
[11:39] <indus> kane77: i mean log file viewer under administration
[11:39] <jeromel> ActionParsnip:  hi =) it works fine with radeonhd !
[11:39] <Aijse> Pirat_Hunter, Remove the ;
[11:39] <kane77> indus, it freezes, I am only able to boot to failsafe mode
[11:39] <rich_dnb> indus, all i need working is this bloody trading platform, which refuses to work properly
[11:39] <jeromel> how can i mount a folder on samba ?
[11:39] <indus> rich_dnb: trading platform? also please tone down the langguage :)
[11:39] <rich_dnb> in windows its fine, but on linux some of the menus dont work. and now i cant get any java working
[11:40] <rich_dnb> etrade
[11:40] <indus> rich_dnb: is this some web site?
[11:40] <bhaskar> how to install kubuntu from cd in ubuntu9.04
[11:40] <rich_dnb> ive spent hours on this nonsense
[11:40] <jeromel> I tried to add a line in fstab but it does not work
[11:40] <ActionParsnip> RaaG: try: sudo mv /var/lib/apt/lists/partial/archive.ubuntu.com_ubuntu_dists_jaunty-updates_Release.gpg ~/; sudo apt-get clean; sudo apt-et update
[11:40] <rich_dnb> ETRADe
[11:40] <bhaskar> how to install kubuntu from cd in ubuntu9.04
[11:40] <ActionParsnip> bhaskar: i told you already
[11:40] <indus> rich_dnb: which version of ubuntu are you on ?
[11:40] <rich_dnb> E-trade
[11:40] <rich_dnb> 9.10
[11:40] <rich_dnb> i also tried debian502
[11:40] <ActionParsnip> !karmic | rich_dnb
[11:40] <bhaskar> ActionshParsnip: pls step by step
[11:40] <indus> rich_dnb: is e trade a piece of software?
[11:41] <rich_dnb> its a java applet
[11:41] <ActionParsnip> bhaskar: add the cd as  repo in synaptic, then run: sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[11:41] <ActionParsnip> rich_dnb: your release isnt supported hre
[11:41] <ActionParsnip> *here
[11:41] <indus> bhaskar: for step by step i suggest follow an online guide , ActionParsnip is that a good idea ?
[11:41] <kane77> ActionParsnip, when I boot normally and login there is some error output on tty's but in kern.log or xorg log I cannot see it now
[11:41] <ActionParsnip> indus: as long as the kubuntu release cd matches the installed version, sure
[11:42] <ActionParsnip> kane77: does it happen for all users, if you only have one user, boot to recovery root console and creare one there
[11:42] <Pirate_Hunter> in /etc/samba/smd.conf does an option like this ';   bind interfaces only = true' mean it is commented out or do i have to remove the leading ; for it to be active?
[11:42] <indus> ActionParsnip: also, what do you mean using the cd asa repo? he is trying to install isnt it?
[11:42] <bhaskar> indus: thanx but i add to repo but now wht should i do nxt will i hve tick every option
[11:42] <rich_dnb> i also have 8.10 and that doesnt work either
[11:42] <ActionParsnip> indus: you can use the CD in the tray as a repo, much like the online ones
[11:43] <indus> ActionParsnip: hmm isnt cd old compared to online versions of software
[11:43] <indus> ActionParsnip: hmm install something from cd, then update same from onlline updates?
[11:44] <zebaztian> ActionParsnip, i am lost
[11:44] <zebaztian> where did digitaldarkness go
[11:44] <zebaztian> i am on low graphics mode
[11:44] <zebaztian> it says the driver is not installed or misinstalled
[11:44] <beeble1> have you tried changing the resolution?
[11:44] <kane77> ActionParsnip, I got something in syslog: "Buffer I/O error on device sr0, logical block 0" (and also blocks 1, 2, 3)
[11:44] <ActionParsnip> indus: yes but s/he said s/he wanted to install from cd. Maybe their is no web connection
[11:45] <ActionParsnip> kane77: sr0 is the cd drive
[11:45] <RaaG> ok
[11:45] <RaaG> thnaks
[11:45] <zebaztian> no ati graphics driver installed or driver is not functioning properly
[11:45] <ActionParsnip> RaaG: better?
[11:45] <RaaG> yep
[11:45] <ActionParsnip> RaaG: run the system for a day or so, if its all goo you can delete that file, you will need sudo to delete it as it is owned by root
[11:46] <kubanc> i cannot set brightness on my laptop, i have ubuntu 8.10.  does anybody have a solution ?
[11:46] <zebaztian> ActionParsnip, how can i switch back to the default ubuntu open source drivers?
[11:46] <zebaztian> this sucks
[11:47] <ActionParsnip> zebaztian: not sure, does the bin file have an uninstall option
[11:47] <zebaztian> what bin file!?
[11:47] <ActionParsnip> zebaztian: the one you installed with
[11:47] <zebaztian> are you tlqking about the .run file i downloaded?
[11:47] <zebaztian> that was a single file
[11:47] <ActionParsnip> zebaztian: dude you are asking the wrong guy. i dont use ati. i think they are garbage
[11:47] <zebaztian> then why did you get me to install it earlier?
[11:48] <ActionParsnip> zebaztian: maybe someone else can advise
[11:48] <zebaztian> and where's digitaldarkness
[11:48] <ActionParsnip> zebaztian: because you have an ati card and want drivers
[11:48] <ActionParsnip> zebaztian: i dunno, ask if he ever comes back
[11:48] <ahoy> hi
[11:48] <zebaztian> how do i rever what i did?
[11:48] <zebaztian> ActionParsnip, you helped me install this driver
[11:48] <zebaztian> help me get rid of it and install the default open source one
[11:49] <beeble1> zebaztian: what card you running?
[11:49] <ahoy> does anybody had problems with mutt?
[11:49] <ActionParsnip> zebaztian: as well as i could. you could edit xorg.conf to force it to use the open source driver but i'd ask the channel for ati help
[11:49] <arand> zebaztian: if you run the .run file with --help flag, does it show any uninstallation options?
[11:49] <remoteCTRL1> hi guys!
[11:50] <ahoy> hi
[11:50] <zebaztian> arand: what help flag?
[11:50] <zebaztian> beeble1, how do i check what card i'm running?
[11:50] <remoteCTRL1> can anyone please help me debug my ntpd? basically it reaches the server, it also states that it has set the sstemtime but it doesnt do it, date still returns a wrong time
[11:50] <bubbles_> hi.. how can i detect my systems default browser from the command line?
[11:50] <arand> $ ./ati_installer_blah_blah --help
[11:51] <arand> and add a sudo to that I guess
[11:52] <ahoy> anyone here use mutt as email client?
[11:52] <zebaztian> arand sudo: ./ati-driver-installer-9-9-x86.x86_64.run: command not found
[11:53] <jrib> !anyone | ahoy
[11:53] <ActionParsnip> zebaztian: try: sudo apt-get remove fglrx
[11:53] <ahoy> sorri...newbie
[11:54] <ActionParsnip> zebaztian: sudo apt-get --purge remove xorg-driver-fglrx
[11:54] <zebaztian> E: Couldn't find package fglrx
[11:54] <beeble1> zebaztian: try lspci | grep VGA
[11:54] <kane77> ActionParsnip, problem solved, there was cd in cd-rom drive, when I took it out it does not freeze anymore.. I guess I need to replace the drive
[11:54] <arand> zebaztian: btw, are you on 64bit?
[11:54] <zebaztian> n ope
[11:54] <zebaztian> i'm on 32
[11:54] <ActionParsnip> kane77: nice one :)
[11:54] <ahoy> Does anyone/anybody know how to reconfigure mutt?
[11:55] <ActionParsnip> zebaztian: try: cd /usr/share/ati; sudo sh ./fglrx-uninstall.sh
[11:55] <zebaztian> beeble1, lspci | grep VGA
[11:55] <ActionParsnip> kane77: may just be the cd in it
[11:55] <zebaztian> 01:05.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc RS780M/RS780MN [Radeon HD 3200 Graphics]
[11:56] <kane77> ActionParsnip, there was problem with the drive before.. I was not able to install ubuntu, because it kept freezing/kernel panicking
[11:56] <zebaztian> ActionParsnip, sebastian@jaunty:~$ cd /usr/share/ati; sudo sh ./fglrx-uninstall.sh restore of system environment completed
[11:56] <kubanc> i cannot set brightness on my laptop, i have ubuntu 8.10.  does anybody have a solution ?
[11:56] <arand> zebaztian: since the driver you were mentioning before is the 64bit version...
[11:56] <ActionParsnip> kane77: sounds suspect to me
[11:56] <zebaztian> ActionParsnip, Uninstall fglrx driver complete...sebastian@jaunty:/usr/share/ati$
[11:56] <o5iri5> Howde, how do I set ubuntu jaunty to keep my windows on top ? Everytime I click a web link / other application it opens the window beneath the active window.
[11:56] <ActionParsnip> zebaztian: ok now reboot
[11:57] <zebaztian> arand: that was the onyl version on the website
[11:57] <zebaztian> look
[11:57] <zebaztian> arand: http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/Pages/index.aspx
[11:57] <kane77> ActionParsnip, when I created installation usb stick it worked like a charm..
[11:57] <zebaztian> if you go to 86 radeon 3200
[11:57] <zebaztian> it takes you to this page
[11:57] <zebaztian> http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/linux/Pages/radeon_linux.aspx?type=2.7&product=2.7.4.3.3.3.1&lang=English
[11:58] <leaf-sheep> I installed Ubuntu on my Dell XPS M1530 laptop and it worked like my cereal -- LUCKY CHARMS.
[11:58] <ActionParsnip> kane77: usb is more stable than CD. you can pick up a new optical drive for less than a couple packets of smokes
[11:58] <deejaydblock> i have a question about IRC. how come there are some channels i can't talk on or i can talk and no one can see me?
[11:59] <leaf-sheep> deejaydblock: Channel modes do exists.
[11:59] <arand> zebaztian: hmm, yea might be just ati naming that's odd...
[11:59] <deejaydblock> ?
[11:59] <zebaztian> brb gonna reboot
[11:59] <dvinchi____> SELECT Hi *;
[11:59] <leaf-sheep> deejaydblock: #ubuntu is in mode +tncLf
[12:00] <leaf-sheep> deejaydblock: See "Char" --> http://www.alien.net.au/irc/chanmodes.html
[12:04] <uni4dfx> how do i apply nvidia-settings?
[12:05] <leaf-sheep> Run "Go Go Gadget --nvidia-settings"
[12:05] <ActionParsnip> uni4dfx: you can run: gksudo nvidia-settings     setup the display then click write to xorg.conf
[12:05] <deejaydblock> what do i do if a channel is full?
[12:06] <ActionParsnip> deejaydblock: wait for a space i guess
[12:06] <indus> deejaydblock: start your own channel
[12:06] <StupidWeasel> ##channel is typical for an overflow channel.
[12:06] <deejaydblock> lol i dont wanna be alone
[12:06] <deejaydblock> lmao
[12:06] <uni4dfx> ActionParsnip, thanks.. it's acting really weird, VSync is off, but immediately when i run nvidia-settings it gets turned on (all i do is run nvidia-settings, and dont change anything)
[12:07] <indus> uni4dfx: run nvidia x server settings from administration menu
[12:07] <ActionParsnip> uni4dfx: try writing to xorg.conf, it may help
[12:07] <ActionParsnip> uni4dfx: i turn vsync off, gets more frames :)
[12:07] <uni4dfx> ActionParsnip, yea but it hammers your CPU
[12:08] <indus> uni4dfx: no it doesnt
[12:08] <ActionParsnip> uni4dfx: not had any troubles since tnt2 ultra was top dog in the video card stakes
[12:08] <indus> ActionParsnip: tnt2 :) i remember the days
[12:08] <uni4dfx> indus, yeah it kinda does... glxgears w/o vsync: 100%, glxgeas w/ vsync: 0-2% CPU
[12:08] <ActionParsnip> great card, was when hidden and dangerous came out and it wouldnt work on voodoo cards
[12:08] <indus> uni4dfx: glxgears is not a benchmark
[12:09] <uni4dfx> indus, who says i'm benchmarking anything
[12:09] <indus> uni4dfx: it means ,dont rely on glxgears for this
[12:09] <Phurl> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/java-access-bridge/+bug/429296#
[12:09] <indus> uni4dfx: any other links you have to suggest vsync uses cpu if off?
[12:10] <uni4dfx> indus, it doesn't matter what i run, it might aswell be xmoto
[12:10] <uni4dfx> indus, the CPU usage is obvious
[12:10] <ActionParsnip> uni4dfx: i'll try it later, see what happens
[12:10] <ActionParsnip> uni4dfx: what cpu are you running?
[12:10] <uni4dfx> intel c2d
[12:11] <ActionParsnip> speed?
[12:11] <uni4dfx> 1.8GHz
[12:11] <ActionParsnip> ok mines 1.6Ghz single core. I'll see how it flys
[12:11] <indus> hmm so vsync on reduces cpu usage , man i shoul try this
[12:11] <indus> no wait, its on in settings nvidia
[12:11] <indus> sync to vbank ??
[12:12] <uni4dfx> yes that's it
[12:12] <indus> sync to vblank?
[12:12] <uni4dfx> yes
[12:12] <indus> its on by default i think
[12:12] <indus> hmm have to check this
[12:12] <uni4dfx> well it's off here until i run nvidia-settings lol
[12:12] <Lenin_Cat> can you use dri2 with fglrx?
[12:13] <indus> uni4dfx:i select nvidia-settings from administration menu, why would you need to run it?
[12:13] <indus> uni4dfx: you are running nvidia-xconfig i believe
[12:13] <ActionParsnip> indus: selecting it from the menu IS running it
[12:13] <uni4dfx> indus, pretty sure i've typed nvidia-settings
[12:13] <indus> ActionParsnip: and pressing quit is saving and quitting
[12:13] <indus> uni4dfx: the tool saves settings on quit
[12:14] <indus> uni4dfx: its not saving for you?
[12:14] <ActionParsnip> indus: i always write to xorg.conf
[12:14] <zebastian> ActionParsnip, HELP!
[12:14] <uni4dfx> indus, i think they're supposed to be applied on-the-fly
[12:14] <indus> ActionParsnip: you are different i know :D
[12:14] <ActionParsnip> zebastian: i cant help i dont use ati cards
[12:14] <ubuntu> doktoreas do you speak italian?
[12:14] <zebastian> now nothign will load adfter the splash screen
[12:14] <indus> uni4dfx: yes they are
[12:14] <zebastian> i did what you toldm e and now nothing will load after the splash screen
[12:14] <zebastian> it says no image
[12:14] <ActionParsnip> zebastian: boot to recovery mode and select fix graphics
[12:14] <doktoreas> Hello folks..I have some troubles accessing my remote Ubuntu server and ping it got a Source Quench what this meean?
[12:14] <zebastian> how do i boot to recovery mode?
[12:14] <ActionParsnip> zebastian: when grub loads press esc
[12:14] <doktoreas> ubuntu, yep
[12:15] <deejaydblock> anyway i can force myself into a full room?
[12:15] <Myrtti> deejaydblock: no, but you could inform the ops
[12:15] <deejaydblock> how?
[12:15] <ActionParsnip> deejaydblock: cant be done, otherwise the limit would be meaningless
[12:16] <Myrtti> /msg chanserv access #channel list
[12:16] <Myrtti> deejaydblock: ^
[12:16] <zebastian> ActionParsnip, i did that now i am in the recovery menu, it says, resume, clean, dpkg,fsck, grup, netroot
[12:16] <zebastian> which should i choose?
[12:16] <ubuntu> ok.......senti ho un problema serio.....ho scaricato il kernel linux in versione stable 2.6.31 ma nn mi si avvia + il sistema.....sn partito cn il livecd di ubuntu......c'è un modo di rimuovere il kernel e tornare allo staato precedente snz formattare
[12:16] <zebastian> ActionParsnip, xfix?
[12:17] <leaf-sheep> deejaydblock: Forcing yourself into a full room?  Remember... No means no.
[12:17] <indus> ubuntu this is english channel only
[12:17] <Myrtti> !it | ubuntu
[12:17] <indus> ubuntu if you know a little english this is a good room for support
[12:17] <ubuntu> ok........sorry.....good bye
[12:17] <indus> ubuntu come stai
[12:18] <deejaydblock> what does that do Myrtti
[12:18] <zebastian> ActionParsnip i'm at the recovery menu, do i select xfix?
[12:18] <ActionParsnip> zebastian: yes
[12:18] <Myrtti> deejaydblock: checks from chanserv who are the ops, you can then msg one of them and ask if the channel limit could be raised
[12:19] <AussieGuy> how do you get a game (openarena in this case) to release the mouse? it wont let the mouse go even if I run it in a window
[12:19] <deejaydblock> that didn't do anything for me myritti
[12:19] <deejaydblock> Myrtti: that didn't do anything for me
[12:19] <Myrtti> deejaydblock: did you check your status window?
[12:19] <indus> deejaydblock: which channel is this?
[12:19] <deejaydblock> its on a different server but its #football
[12:20] <indus> deejaydblock: if you check again now, probably you have space to enter
[12:20] <deejaydblock> how do you know that indus
[12:20] <indus> deejaydblock: its the simplest way to enter any channel, check again later :)
[12:20] <SingAlong> i removed network manager in ubuntu by mistake when i was installing lxde on my netbook. is there any way to reinstall that? i have my ubuntu netbook remix img file in a bootable usb
[12:21] <indus> anyways, this is way off topic
[12:21] <leaf-sheep> Football? Very very offtopic exempt Chicago Bears.
[12:21] <deejaydblock> its not giving me ops name Myrtti
[12:21] <indus> SingAlong: yes its a system process, go to system>administration>startup applications
[12:21] <indus> SingAlong: check it and log in again
[12:22] <ikey> Greetings
[12:22] <indus> SingAlong: if you dont find it there, in terminal type nm-applet, then go to start up apps , then check box it, then save etc
[12:22] <SingAlong> indus: it isnt in my list of startup apps.
[12:22] <ikey> ALT+F2 is quicker :)
[12:22] <indus> SingAlong: did i make this clear enough?
[12:22] <SingAlong> indus: k
[12:22] <indus> SingAlong: ya then start it like i said ,
[12:22] <SingAlong> indus: ya i didnt see your last chat reply.
[12:22] <Aivaras> Installed ubuntu and now can't boot winxp, says "missing or corrupted hal.dll". And as I see there's no boot.ini in the windows partition. Help??
[12:23] <zebastian> ActionParsnip, i get the following output xserver-xorg postinst warning: overwriting possibly-customised configuration file; backup in /etc/X11/xorg.conf.20090914051027
[12:23] <SingAlong> indus: i;ll do it now
[12:23] <indus> kk
[12:23] <zebastian> then it kicks me back to the recovery menu
[12:23] <zebastian> how do i fix this
[12:23] <ActionParsnip> zebastian: thats fine, reboot
[12:23] <SingAlong> indus: now i get the program can be found inthe following pkgs and then network-manager-gnome is one in the list
[12:23] <tavi> hy
[12:23] <ActionParsnip> zebastian: you have just defaulted your xorg.conf to failsafe
[12:23] <tavi> i want to see tv on linux
[12:23] <tavi> who help me?
[12:24] <indus> SingAlong: oh did u delete the package?
[12:24] <SingAlong> indus: is there anyway to reinstall it from the ubuntu netbook remix bootable usb?
[12:24] <SingAlong> indus: ya removed it by mistake when installing lxde
[12:24] <indus> SingAlong: yes i think so, add cd as a repository then install nm-applet i guess
[12:24] <indus> !info nm-applet
[12:24] <indus> !info network-manger
[12:25] <zebastian> ActionParsnip, now after the splash i get a row of blurry ubuntu's spelled out and nothing after
[12:25] <SingAlong> ActionParsnip: i noticed that i had openbox de too. thats fairly very simple too. i dont know if that came with lxde though.
[12:25] <beeble1> !info network-manager
[12:25] <SingAlong> ActionParsnip: openbox has no bottom bar. and it just barebones de.
[12:26] <leaf-sheep> !info network-manager-gnome
[12:26] <beeble1> that what you were looking for indus?
[12:26] <indus> beeble1: thanks a million
[12:26] <tavi> who help me?
[12:26] <leaf-sheep> !help | tavi
[12:26] <indus> tavi: we all help
[12:26] <tavi> i asked once
[12:27] <zebastian> ActionParsnip, maybe i didn't get you right, clearly i didn't, after that output, when you said reboot you meant i had to something more subtle than to press the off button adn turn it on again
[12:27] <Mamid> hello. :) I'm looking for some remote desktop help.  I have an ubuntu guru on the phone who I trust and both of us want him to get access to my desktop through a remote desktop viewer, but "remote desktop" doesn't work.  any ideas on how to do this?
[12:27] <tavi> howc an i see tv on linux?
[12:27] <indus> tavi: use tvtime
[12:27] <tavi> what tvtime
[12:27] <tavi> ?
[12:27] <indus> tavi: i assume you have a tuner card?
[12:27] <indus> !info tvtime
[12:27] <tavi> and pelase help me cause i do not handle well linux
[12:27] <tavi> no
[12:27] <leaf-sheep> I'm betting Internet TV.
[12:27]  * leaf-sheep wins $600
[12:27] <tavi> don't have tuner card
[12:28] <ActionParsnip> zebastian: you can press ctrl+alt+del
[12:28] <indus> damn !
[12:28] <indus> :)
[12:28] <leaf-sheep> >:}~
[12:28] <tavi> i want trought streaming
[12:28] <SingAlong> is there anyway to add pkgs from a usb( have a netbook)
[12:28] <indus> ok whats internet tv, i want to be in on this too
[12:28] <leaf-sheep> tavi: Hulu.com
[12:28] <indus> leaf-sheep: hulu you american iam sure
[12:28] <tavi> not need internet sites where i cand see ...a have a lot
[12:28] <SingAlong> anyone?
[12:29]  * leaf-sheep in his best American accent.... Git her done!
[12:29] <Mamid> can anyone help me?
[12:29] <indus> leaf-sheep: copyright, copy crap etc etc not available in your country cos you suck
[12:29] <tavi> i need a program that find tv channels
[12:29] <nibbler_> SingAlong: dpkg -i /source/to/packet
[12:29] <leaf-sheep> indus: I don't disagree. ;)
[12:29] <tavi> i mean .....discovery i can't see anywere
[12:29] <Myrtti> Mamid: have you checked your router settings?
[12:29] <beeble1> try just plain old youtube, they've got a channels section
[12:29] <tavi> nowhere
[12:29] <SingAlong> how do i add my bootable ubuntu pendrive (netbook remix) as pkg source in synaptic?
[12:29] <Mamid> yes. he is able to connect through SSH
[12:30] <zebastian> ActionParsnip, ok just restarted, i still don't get anything much other than blurry minisplashes after the splash screen
[12:30] <indus> SingAlong: you need to do it from softeware sources
[12:30] <nibbler_> Mamid: what protocol do you try to use? you have vnc installed, or you use x forwarding or what?
[12:30] <SingAlong> nibbler_: i have it as a bootable img written to my usb. how do i find a particular pkg?
[12:30] <ActionParsnip> SingAlong: fire up synaptic and add the location as a repo
[12:30] <tavi> now sorry ....i must go somewhere for 5 minutes
[12:30] <tavi> come back soon
[12:30] <zebastian> it blacks out two times and then it's a line of wee blurry ubuntu's written out
[12:30] <nibbler_> SingAlong: no idea, try find /path/to/usb |grep -i pkgname
[12:30] <indus> please ,have a nice trip
[12:30] <Dr_Willis> SingAlong:  i dont think you can use that  image as a repo source.. Im not sure you can use a normal desktop cd as a repo source either..
[12:30] <kebomix>  all kde4.3 applications  looks like that , what libraries do i need to install ? http://img6.imageshack.us/img6/6615/45812436.png
[12:30] <nibbler_> SingAlong: sorry, you can also add directories to your sources.list
[12:30] <indus> Dr_Willis: you can
[12:31] <indus> Dr_Willis: surely a cd yes can be added
[12:31] <gizmo_the_great> hi. I got a 410Gb hardware RAID. It's been running fine for about 2 years, but last few days started to get really slow. Any tools I can use to check and increase performance?
[12:31] <Dr_Willis> indus:  the pkg's are nidden somewhere on there then?  ive looked at the things and never noticed  them there
[12:31] <indus> Dr_Willis: depends on how you added the cd
[12:31] <SingAlong> ActionParsnip: my usb doesnt show up as a source.
[12:31] <Dr_Willis> indus:  so lets clarify  a 'live -desktop-cd can work as a 'repo' to upgrade from?'
[12:31] <indus> Dr_Willis: no no no upgradde, only get packages
[12:32] <SingAlong> anywhere i can find the network manager pkg for download?
[12:32] <indus> Dr_Willis: later, you can upgrade same from online repos
[12:32] <SingAlong> so that i can transfer it to my laptop and then install it
[12:32] <nibbler_> gizmo_the_great: vmstat shows you the real i/o it makes, give a parameter 1 or 60 r so or so
[12:32] <indus> Dr_Willis: just inserting the cd in a running ubuntu will auto start the package manager
[12:32] <zebastian> ActionParsnip surely there is a way of fixing this, even if through the shell
[12:33] <indus> zebastian: so what happened
[12:33] <nsdiogfdshiuofgh> Hey.
[12:33] <indus> nsdiogfdshiuofgh: hey
[12:33] <zebastian> i tried to install an ati driver
[12:33] <nsdiogfdshiuofgh> Can someone help me with this? 'Database ERROR:Table 'snort.iphdr' doesn't exist'
[12:33] <zebastian> it didn't isntall well and it went into low graphic mode
[12:33] <SingAlong> http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/sources/NetworkManager/0.7/ will downloading a pkg from there and doing ./configure, make and sudo make install do?
[12:33] <zebastian> then i entered some inputs actionparsnip said would restore to defaults
[12:34] <zebastian> then i couldn't get xorg or the x to load
[12:34] <dvinchi____> why zebastian
[12:34] <ActionParsnip> zebastian: you can boot to recovery mode root console and run: nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf    and change te driver line in the video card section to vesa
[12:34] <zebastian> so ActionParsnip told me to go on recovery mode and restore to default
[12:34] <dvinchi____> vesa always work
[12:34] <zebastian> ok hold on
[12:35] <zebastian> i'm on the recovery mode menu, do i choose drop to shell prompt with networking ?
[12:35] <beeble1> SingAlong: I don't know much but maybe try "sudo apt-get source network-manager" and compiling on the other comp?
[12:35] <Aijse> yes
[12:35] <zebastian> drop to root shell prompt with networking*
[12:36] <zebastian> ?
[12:36] <doktoreas> which log should I use to check for a complete freeze of the machine?
[12:36] <tavi> back
[12:36] <Aijse> zebastian, yes
[12:36] <tavi> indus
[12:36] <tavi> any ideea?
[12:37] <leaf-sheep> Silly Slart: You there? Let me know if you successfully got it running.
[12:37] <indus> tavi: for internet tv no
[12:37] <tavi> well
[12:37] <indus> tavi: but u need good internet for that
[12:37] <tavi> i know is a program that search tv channels
[12:37] <tavi> i have
[12:37] <indus> tavi: and dont expect to watch free tv everywhere
[12:37] <Zehava> Would anyone have time to help me get sound to work wiht flash player in firefox please?
[12:37] <tavi> well
[12:37] <tavi> few channels i would like to see
[12:37] <indus> tavi: i have googled a lot, but i cant find any without some stupid software installation
[12:38] <zebastian> ok i finally got a prompt
[12:38] <indus> does anyone here know anything about internet tv ?
[12:38] <zebastian> now what do i do
[12:38] <tavi> well what's that program that work's on windows too and is used for dinding channels?
[12:38] <Dr_Willis> indus:  i know thats a ratehr broad and vague question. :)
[12:38] <Aijse> zebastian nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[12:38] <zebastian> nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf ?
[12:38] <leaf-sheep> Zehava: amd64? Flood this channel with details, please.
[12:38] <SingAlong> beeble1: k. i downloaded the networkmanager manually from the gnome site.
[12:38] <indus> Dr_Willis: :) hello
[12:38] <Dr_Willis> indus:  i tend to watch stuff at that Justin.tv site (i think thats the url)
[12:38] <beeble1> indus I know of hulu, fancast, otherwise youtube has a channels section
[12:38] <SingAlong> beeble1: it needs gettext to compile it seems
[12:38] <shema> hi
[12:38] <SingAlong> beeble1: so downloading that too.
[12:39] <tavi> justin tv i know
[12:39] <zebastian> Aijse after that?
[12:39] <tavi> and hulu and fancast what are those?
[12:39] <tavi> and youtube has a what?
[12:39] <Dr_Willis> tavi:  web sites :)
[12:39] <tavi> a channels section?
[12:39] <Aijse> zebastian, go down to the section device
[12:39] <indus> beeble1: ya channels for america and europe
[12:39] <Zehava> leaf-sheep Intel processor, SB Live sound card.  Sound works for notification of messages with pigin and startup/shutdown just not with flash.
[12:39] <tavi> ok
[12:39] <SingAlong> beeble1: when i add source keyword to the apt-get command where's the source saved?
[12:39] <indus> tavi: yes youtube has newly started a channel section
[12:39] <zebastian> Aijse i'm not used to cli, can you be more specific
[12:39] <Aijse> zebastian, and change the driver from ati or fglrx to vesa
[12:39] <tavi> let's visit one
[12:40] <tavi> indus and what's about there?
[12:40] <leaf-sheep> Zehava: i386 or Flash64? You installed Flash via how?
[12:40] <leaf-sheep> amd64*
[12:40] <indus> tavi: doesnt play in my country
[12:40] <tavi> well
[12:40] <tavi> ok
[12:40] <tavi> and what's your country
[12:40] <tavi> ?
[12:40] <beeble1> SingAlong: I apologize, i'm rather new as well, only really have helpful Idea's
[12:40] <Aijse> zebastian, hold down your downarrow key
[12:40] <indus> hulu is the worst
[12:40] <indus> tavi: india
[12:40] <SingAlong> beeble1: thanks anyway :)
[12:40] <Aijse> zebastian and it scrolls down, scroll down to devices
[12:40] <zebastian> Aijse nothing happens
[12:41] <Zehava> leaf-sheep I installed flash from the flash site, version 10.something
[12:41] <Zehava> firefox is the latest update 3.5.something
[12:41] <leaf-sheep> Zehava: Please run "uname -a" in the terminal and paste.
[12:41] <SingAlong> is there anyway to connect to wifi without network manager?
[12:41] <SingAlong> via commandline
[12:41] <indus> SingAlong: wicd
[12:42] <zebastian> Aijse i see a white background black letters top line that says gnu nano
[12:42] <Slurpee> if I am moving a bunch of files from one server to another....how can I get same file permissions?
[12:42] <Zehava> Linux Ubuntu-8 2.6.28-15-generic #49-Ubuntu SMP Tue Aug 18 18:40:08 UTC 2009 i686 GNU/Linux
[12:42] <indus> SingAlong: sorry wvdial
[12:42] <leaf-sheep> indus: wicd can do commandlines too?
[12:42] <Weust`> Slurpee: rsync
[12:42] <zebastian> underneath there's an underline cursor
[12:42] <indus> !info wvdial
[12:42] <SingAlong> indus: my connection name is Akash-secure so how do i connect to it?
[12:42] <indus> leaf-sheep: well,i think all linux apps do have cli
[12:42] <Slurpee> rsync will keep file permissions and scp wont?
[12:42] <zebastian> and on the bottom there's g get help, o write out, j justify
[12:42] <jakes> Hey guys does ubuntu have prob lems processing sound?
[12:42] <Aijse> zebastian, probably you made a typo and opened an empty doc
[12:42] <leaf-sheep> Zehava: Okay. Can you remove whatever it is you installed from Flash 10 site?
[12:42] <beeble1> SingAlong a quick look at the man files of apt-get suggests that they may be in /var/cache/apt/archives/ so you might try there till you get better advice
[12:42] <Weust`> Slurpee: check the man, it can
[12:42] <leaf-sheep> indus: I see.
[12:43] <Zehava> leaf-sheep I should be able to figure out how, give me a moment
[12:43] <SingAlong> indus: both wcid and wvdial say command not found
[12:43] <Slurpee> k cool thanx
[12:43] <Weust`> np
[12:43] <zebastian> Aijse it says File: /etc/x11/xorg.conf
[12:43] <tavi> ok
[12:43] <indus> SingAlong: which command?
[12:43] <zebastian> how do i go back?
[12:43] <SingAlong> beeble1: it would be better if i could just connect to wireless via command line and the job is simpler
[12:43] <tavi> i need more sites similar to hulu
[12:43] <Aijse> zebastian, X not x
[12:43] <SingAlong> indus: both wvdial and wcid say command not found
[12:43] <indus> tavi: try dailymotion too
[12:43] <zebastian> Aijse how do i go b
[12:43] <zebastian> ack?
[12:43] <SingAlong> indus: do those work only with network manager installed>
[12:43] <SingAlong> indus: ?
[12:43] <indus> SingAlong: did u install it ?
[12:43] <SingAlong> indus: no.
[12:43] <tavi> ok
[12:43] <indus> SingAlong: no they are separate
[12:44] <Aijse> zebastian, in X11 not x11, now use ctrl-x
[12:44] <indus> !wifi | SingAlong
[12:44] <Aijse> and don't save changes if any
[12:44] <leaf-sheep> SingAlong: There also are wpa_sufflicant and wireless-tools (iwconfig)
[12:44] <tavi> i will try to put a cable because my video board has tv in i think
[12:44] <SingAlong> indus: i'm downloading gettext on my comp to compile network manager source on my netbook.
[12:44] <indus> SingAlong: do read that link before anything
[12:44] <Slurpee> this will preserver file permissions as well? "-p      Preserves modification times, access times, and modes from the original file."
[12:44] <SingAlong> indus: k
[12:44] <indus> SingAlong: why dont you install network manager from synaptic?
[12:45] <zebastian> Aijse so nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf ?
[12:45] <zebastian> ok i think that's it, now i scroll down till i find what?
[12:45] <SingAlong> indus: because my netbook doesnt have an internet connection now. :) I'm on my desktop.
[12:45] <indus> SingAlong: ya ok
[12:46] <Aijse> zebastian, yes but its usefull if you know what you are doing when using a command, nano is a text editing program that works in the comand line, so what you do is open a doc and change its content there.
[12:46] <leaf-sheep> SingAlong: You mean the nm-applet isn't working?
[12:46] <indus> SingAlong: he deleted the package
[12:46] <sweRascal> quit
[12:46] <sweRascal> exit
[12:46] <indus> leaf-sheep: he deleted it
[12:46] <SingAlong> leaf-sheep: i removed the network-manager-gnome pkg by mistake while installing lxde
[12:46] <Aijse> zebastian, you scroll down in the text file to a section Devices
[12:46] <leaf-sheep> indus: Ah-ha. Silly sheep.
[12:47] <zebastian> ok got it
[12:47] <zebastian> now what do i do
[12:47] <indus> SingAlong: why dont use the one with lxde then
[12:47] <SingAlong> leaf-sheep: i installed lxnm, which removed the network-manager-gnome pkg.
[12:47] <zebastian> it says section device identifier underneath
[12:47] <zebastian> and configured video device in quotations
[12:47] <leaf-sheep> SingAlong: Long to configure via terminal.  Longer if you have encrypted wireless.  Longest because you have to figure how to use it.
[12:47] <indus> SingAlong: wvdial is for modem based connections so .....
[12:47] <Aijse> zebastian, under the section devices you see all kind of options of your video card.
[12:48] <SingAlong> indus: dunno. that thing doesnt work with wifi
[12:48] <SingAlong> indus: oh
[12:48] <Aijse> zebastian, change the driver from ati or fglrx or so to vesa
[12:48] <indus> SingAlong: the network-manager gnome can be instaleld again maybe
[12:48] <indus> SingAlong: it must be on the systme still
[12:48] <SingAlong> leaf-sheep: ya my wifi is encrypted.
[12:48] <indus> SingAlong: sudo apt-get install
[12:48] <leaf-sheep> SingAlong: Try what indus suggest earlier... wcid something.
[12:48] <zebastian> Aijse how do i get into the section device, i can't go into it with the arrows
[12:49] <SingAlong> indus: anyway. i'm compiling and installing getext which is a dependency to compile network manager. i just copied both the sources to the netbook to compile and install.
[12:49] <Aijse> zebastian, can u scroll with mouse or page up - down keys
[12:49] <SingAlong> leaf-sheep: both wvdial and wcid say command not found
[12:49] <zebastian> but once i get to section device
[12:49] <zebastian> what do i do
[12:50] <leaf-sheep> SingAlong: It mean they're not installed. You shouldn't need source codes.  Use the repo.  Also, can you paste the /etc/network/interfaces?
[12:50] <indus> SingAlong: i think sudo apt-get install  network-manager-gnome
[12:50] <Aijse> zebastian, vesa is a driver that is very stable and works with all ati cards, so you change the driver to vesa.
[12:50] <SingAlong> leaf-sheep: k
[12:51] <Aijse> zebastian, you will have a very low performance driver but atleast you get your desktop back and from there try to get proper drivers.
[12:51] <zebastian> Aijse but how do i gto to do that, again i am not used to cli, os i see a cursor and i can go up and down the file
[12:51] <zebastian> but i can't figure how to change or even see the drivers
[12:51] <Aijse> zebastian, go down with your cursor
[12:51] <indus> SingAlong: so why cant you add the usb as a repo?
[12:51] <Aijse> zebastian, further then the lowest line on your screen
[12:51] <SingAlong> indus: when i select "add cdrom" it waits for a cdrom to be added
[12:52] <indus> SingAlong: hmm
[12:52] <zebastian> Aijse on the lowest line is end section after section monitor, etc
[12:52] <SingAlong> is there anyway to add a .tar.gz file to synaptic to install?
[12:52] <indus> SingAlong: 1 min
[12:53] <SingAlong> indus: k
[12:53] <zebastian> under section "screen" i have identifier: default screen, monitor: configured monitor and device configured video device
[12:53] <x404x> on xubuntu i cant resize or maximize games windows, why ?
[12:53] <SingAlong> indus: the add downloaded pkg option doesnt take the tag file
[12:53] <zebastian> Aijse i am apologize, i'm su re this is frustrating and it was not my intention, i'm trying to figure out things here
[12:53] <indus> SingAlong: no its not possible for tar files
[12:53] <zebastian> sorry+
[12:54] <Zehava> leaf-sheep Okay flash is uninstalled
[12:54] <indus> SingAlong: as far as i know its not possible
[12:54] <Aijse> zebastian, there must be a section Section "Device"
[12:54] <zebastian> yes
[12:54] <zebastian> but if i move the cursor over it
[12:54] <zebastian> it only moves
[12:54] <deejaydblock> somebody please help me before i shoot myself. i have no idea what to do. i can't participate in the chat activity in the channel
[12:54] <Aijse> zebastian and if there is not we should make 1
[12:54] <zebastian> there's no other option
[12:54] <SingAlong> indus: oh ya figured out. downloaded the deb file here http://packages.ubuntu.com/jaunty/i386/network-manager-gnome/download
[12:54] <JulioNeto> hi all!
[12:54] <deejaydblock> not this channel
[12:54] <beeble1> SingAlong: after toying around with term for a min, I may have come across something, if there's no objections otherwise try "sudo apt-get source -b network-manager" supposedly that'll build you a deb
[12:54] <leaf-sheep> Zehava: Run in the terminal --> sudo aptitude install flashplugin-nonfree
[12:54] <zebastian> there is one Aijse
[12:54] <Aijse> zebastian, yes, its a text editor like I told
[12:54] <beeble1> SingAlong: heh, I'm always just a min too late
[12:55] <indus> SingAlong: ya that is good , but make sure you have all dependencies downloaded too
[12:55] <nsdiogfdshiuofgh> Some help would be really appreciated.
[12:55] <zebastian> so i write or substitute something?
[12:55] <indus> SingAlong: i suggest wicd because it has no gnome dependencies except gtk
[12:55] <zebastian> it looks like this
[12:55] <zebastian> Section "Device"
[12:55] <Aijse> zebastian, you have to go with your cursor to the place whre it says  Driver      "ati"
[12:55] <indus> nsdiogfdshiuofgh: whats the problem
[12:55] <zebastian> Aijse there's no place where it says driver ait
[12:56] <zebastian> ati*^
[12:56] <indus> nsdiogfdshiuofgh: could you post your question please
[12:56] <JulioNeto> Guys... I'm running a dual-boot here, but I'll remove the Windows partition... is there any problem with that?
[12:56] <Aijse> zebastian, is there a place where it says driver "anything" ?
[12:56] <zebastian> there's section device identifier, "configured video device"
[12:56] <indus> JulioNeto: yes, wont be able to boot windows :)
[12:56] <Xunil> Hello, does anybody know why compositing for KDE doesn't work (fglrx driver) in OpenGL-Mode while it does in XRender? The strange thing is OpenGL worked fine until I tried out "shared memory" in OpenGL-Settings - since then, OpenGL doesn't work any longer
[12:56] <Lartza_> How do I remove/replace false albumart from mp3's?
[12:57] <zebastian> Aijse nope,
[12:57] <legend2440> zebastian: under where it says    Identifier     "Configured Video Device"  add this   Driver         "vesa"
[12:57] <jakes> does ubuntu have problems processing sound?
[12:57] <JulioNeto> indus, I'll remove it... I don't want it anymore =)
[12:57] <leaf-sheep> jakes: No. It is just you.
[12:57] <indus> JulioNeto: no problem if u remove
[12:57] <zebastian> legend2440 to the right?
[12:57] <zebastian> what's the format,
[12:57] <legend2440> under it new line
[12:58] <legend2440> Driver         "nvidia"
[12:58] <JulioNeto> indus, are you sure? .___.
[12:58] <legend2440> Driver         "vesa"
[12:58] <indus> JulioNeto: just delete /format the partition?
[12:58] <legend2440> zebastian: Driver  "vesa"
[12:58] <indus> leaf-sheep: funny reply :D to jakes
[12:58] <zebastian> legend2440 ok now what?
[12:58] <indus> jakes: what do you mean processing sound
[12:59] <legend2440> zebastian: ctrl + o
[12:59] <jakes> indus its like skipping and repeating when i play sound
[12:59] <Zehava> leaf-sheep I will run that in just a moment.  Guess it's not fully uninstalled as it still showing video in FF
[12:59] <leaf-sheep> indus: I know. It's obvious a problem he's having. :3
[12:59] <zebastian> legend2440 after that?
[12:59] <jakes> indus kinda like a skipping CD
[12:59] <indus> jakes: hmm could be pulseaudio related
[12:59] <legend2440> zebastian: ctrl + letter x
[12:59] <indus> jakes: any specific file?
[12:59] <Aijse> zebastian, reboot
[12:59] <jakes> youtube
[12:59] <leaf-sheep> Zehava: Using Firefox?  Close all browsers.
[13:00] <legend2440> zebastian: yes reboot
[13:00] <zebastian> legend2440 i get file name to write: /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[13:00] <indus> jakes: youtube? hmm a flash issue probably, sound playing before viedeo etc?
[13:00] <JulioNeto> indus, nope... I'll REMOVE the partition and resize the Ubuntu's partition
[13:00] <jakes> im gonna try and restart firefox
[13:00] <indus> JulioNeto: hmm resize? <gulp>
[13:00] <legend2440> zebastian: hit enter
[13:00] <leaf-sheep> Zehava: Restart.  Ensure that it's not working.
[13:00] <zebastian> legend2440 Aijse i can't get out, like i edited what you told me and then after control o
[13:00] <leaf-sheep> Zehava: I mean (Restart the browsers).
[13:00] <Zehava> leaf-sheep yes I closed all and restarted and it was still there.  I"m double checking all plugins directories now
[13:00] <jakes> indus it was firefox issue fixed
[13:00] <belaid77> Hellow
[13:00] <indus> JulioNeto: there is no problem removing windows, just make sure grub doesnt mess up
[13:01] <zebastian> to reboot ctrl alt del ?
[13:01] <JulioNeto> indus, how I do that? '-'
[13:01] <indus> jakes: ya its either ffox or flash
[13:01] <belaid77> french ?
[13:01] <zebastian> ok restarting
[13:01] <indus> JulioNeto: nvm., go ahead ,nothing will happen
[13:01] <JulioNeto> indus, thanks :D
[13:01] <indus> JulioNeto: tell me how to resize
[13:01] <beeble1> I thought grub only messed up when windows was installed, not removed
[13:01] <JonathanElli1> I have a problem with wifi on my laptop. I am running Ubuntu Hardy Heron on a Dell Latitude C610 with an aftermarket wifi card. Wifi connects fine but internet browsing is very unreliable withpages taking ages to load or  just getting "Address Not Found" messages. The Network Monitor applet reports that the wifi signal strength is very strong (laptop is right next to the router). When I connect the laptop to the router with an ethernet cable internet
[13:01] <indus> JulioNeto: i want to try that too
[13:02] <indus> JulioNeto: any idea how to resize windows?
[13:02] <Myrtti> JonathanElli1: you got cut off
[13:02] <JonathanElli1> ﻿I have a problem with wifi on my laptop. I am running Ubuntu Hardy Heron on a Dell Latitude C610 with an aftermarket wifi card. Wifi connects fine but internet browsing is very unreliable withpages taking ages to load or  just getting "Address Not Found" messages. The Network Monitor applet reports that the wifi signal strength is very strong (laptop is right next to the router). When I connect the laptop to the router with an ethernet cable inter
[13:02] <Zehava> leaf-sheep okay I got it gone this time, installing from aptitude now
[13:02] <leaf-sheep> Zehava: Run "about:plugins" in the Firefox Address Bar -- See if the plugins are included.
[13:02] <leaf-sheep> Zehava: Oh alright. ;)
[13:03] <zebastian> legend2440 Aijse i tried rebooting normally, and i get two blurry ubuntu signs after the splash screen and a pixelated green stripe on the top but onthing happens
[13:03] <jakes> indus, i was afraid i wasn't gonna be able to watch porn this morning
[13:03] <indus> jakes: excellent
[13:03] <Timothe> Big problems here, I upgraded ubuntu from 9.04 to 9.10 and since I pressed RESTART, it's now just giving me an underscore _ blinking
[13:03] <Timothe> :(
[13:03] <Myrtti> !karmic | Timothe
[13:03] <JonathanElli1> Update on my wifi problem. lspci reports the wifi card is an Atheros AR2413
[13:03] <indus> Myrtti: that was fast :)
[13:03] <indus> Timothe: you do know that 9.10 is still an alpha
[13:04] <Timothe> I know
[13:04] <zebastian> legend2440, did i do something wrong?
[13:04] <indus> Timothe: but there is a channel ubuntu+1
[13:04] <Timothe> but I was sure it would atleast start up after upgrading
[13:04] <Aijse> zebastian, then im not sure if you saved the file we edited correctly
[13:04] <leaf-sheep> JulioNeto: You're going to resize it on LiveCD, right?
[13:04] <Slurpee> if I am SCPing a lot of files....it goes slow because it has to transfer all the files seperatly.  if I use the compress flag.  Will it compress the files into 1 file and then snd that?
[13:04] <indus> Timothe: post in the karmic forums , you will behelped
[13:04] <zebastian> Aijse ok i'm going to go back into recovery mode and check
[13:04] <JulioNeto> leaf-sheep, yep
[13:04] <Zehava> leaf-sheep Okay it says it's installed.  Test it in FF now?
[13:04] <leaf-sheep> JulioNeto: Good. Making sure.
[13:04] <Pici> indus: We have a channel here, #ubuntu+1
[13:04] <leaf-sheep> Zehava: Yes.
[13:05] <indus> Timothe: iam not sure the ubuntu+1 IS very active now
[13:05] <indus> Pici: yes but a little low volume
[13:05] <indus> Pici: nvm
[13:05] <Zehava> leaf-sheep still the same, video but no sound
[13:05] <zebastian> Aijse what was the nano command ?
[13:05] <indus> ok i go there and try help him
[13:05] <zebastian> nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf ?
[13:06] <Aijse> zebastian, sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[13:06] <abys> guys does wine realy loads wow ?
[13:06] <rekcya> :))))))))))))))))))))
[13:06] <rekcya> :))))))))))))))))))))
[13:06] <FloodBot3> rekcya: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:06] <Zehava> abys Yes
[13:06] <SingAlong> damn it!
[13:06] <abys> hmm intresting xD
[13:06] <Aijse> zebastian, yes, you can use up arrow on an empty command line to get the last command you used.
[13:06] <jakes> hey guys if i wanted to edit programs in ubuntu what language is it in?
[13:06] <rekcya> polubomu
[13:06] <Myrtti> jakes: several
[13:06] <Myrtti> rekcya: english please
[13:06] <jakes> python?
[13:07] <rekcya> nebudu
[13:07] <Dr_Willis> jakes:  if you are new to programing - you may want to go learn python. its a handy language to learn
[13:07] <SingAlong> even compiling gettext doesnt work
[13:07] <beeble1> abys https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WorldofWarcraft
[13:07] <Myrtti> jakes: several different languages
[13:07] <leaf-sheep> Zehava: But the sounds does work for others? Like you said earlier.
[13:07] <jakes> Dr_Willis, i think i'm going to but, is it worth it? I mean will have much more control over my programs?
[13:08] <JonathanElli1> !pastebinit
[13:08] <abys> yes ?
[13:08] <Zehava> correct, sound notifications from pigin, testing in sound settings, startup and shutdown sounds...
[13:08] <zebastian> Aijse, just opened it, when i go to Section "device" underneath device there's identifier and to the right there's configured video device" underneath i wrote driver and then "vesa"
[13:08] <rekcya> sosite xuj
[13:08] <zebastian> then underneath that end section
[13:08] <Myrtti> rekcya: please use English
[13:08] <zebastian> should vesa be in capitals?
[13:08] <Zehava> leaf-sheep I have used the 'test' button in sound settings and it works fine along wiht my pigin notifications, they are both working as of right now still
[13:08] <indus> jakes: if you know python you can work for ubuntu
[13:08] <indus> jakes: from home :)
[13:09] <jakes> work for?
[13:09] <Dr_Willis> jakes:   python is very handy.
[13:09] <indus> jakes: canonical
[13:09] <Dr_Willis> jakes:  good for little and big tasks.
[13:09] <abys> beeble1 : ye ?
[13:09] <jakes> indus i'm sure they don't employ that many people
[13:09] <Dr_Willis> jakes:  if you are planingon doing lots of programing. You will want to learn many diffrent languages.
[13:09] <Myrtti> indus: you're getting a bit ahead of things
[13:09] <indus> jakes: python is used to 'glue' together a lot of ubuntu paackages
[13:09] <leaf-sheep> Zehava: Right now, I'm looking at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/Flash#Troubleshooting --> See if that will help you.  In Sound section.
[13:09] <zebastian> Aijse should the v in vesa be capital?
[13:10] <indus> jakes: try python its a nice language to learn, easy
[13:10] <Aijse> zebastian, no no capitals, let me have a moment to figure
[13:10] <jakes> I do not have the time to go to college and learn programming can i still be good at it?
[13:10] <leaf-sheep> Zehava: You use VLC?
[13:10] <FloodBot3> !netsplit
[13:10] <indus> jakes: yes you can
[13:10] <rekcya> jajajajajajaajajajaja
[13:10] <rekcya> hahahahahahaha
[13:10] <indus> jakes: start  with the official python tutorials
[13:10] <indus> jakes: www.python.org
[13:11] <leaf-sheep> Zehava: You use VLC?
[13:11] <Zehava> leaf-sheep I have before but not since this install
[13:11] <jakes> alright i will
[13:11] <abys> i started with perl
[13:11] <indus> jakes: you can work on maybe some ubuntu packages and get your hands dirty
[13:11] <alkisg> I want to scp some files with mode=0400 from PC1 to PC2, while preserving attributes. How can I do that? scp -rp root@PC2 . ?
[13:11] <alkisg> *with sudo in front?
[13:11] <indus> jakes: and if u learn enough, ill get you a job provided you move to india :)
[13:11] <Aijse> zebastian, device should with Capital, and Driver aswell
[13:11] <leaf-sheep> Zehava: I see. There also are "mozilla-plugin-vlc" --- That is plugins for multi format sounds and videos.
[13:12] <Myrtti> alkisg: perhaps with rsync over ssh you might be able to do that
[13:12] <jakes> indus, haha i think i will stay here but thank you
[13:12] <Dr_Willis> can one even do 'sudo scp ' in ubuntu? since root on the box has no password?
[13:12]  * leaf-sheep rides the waves! Up and down! Up and down! WIPEOUT! :<
[13:12] <zebastian> Aijse should vesa have a capital v?
[13:12] <Aijse> zebastian, no
[13:12] <zebastian> aijse, there's a notice at the top of the file would you like me to read it to you?
[13:12] <alkisg> Myrtti: can't it be done with scp, to avoid installing rsync (I want to copy them to a dozen clients...)?
[13:12] <indus> Dr_Willis: hmm ?
[13:13] <Aijse> zebastian, no its prety standard
[13:13] <Zehava> leaf-sheep installing now
[13:13] <leaf-sheep> Zehava: I'm hoping we'll have to avoid configuring weird stuffs because generally that should work right away when you installed the flash plugin.
[13:13] <leaf-sheep> Zehava: Or it's just flash issue solely?
[13:13] <Dr_Willis> indus:  if you scp  whatever root@remotebox    it wouls want the 'root' users password. not the admin users sudo password. Or am i missing somthing :)
[13:13] <Zehava> I've had trouble with getting flash to work in FF in every install I've tried in the past 6 months
[13:13] <zebastian> Aijse, if what i wrote there before appeared this time it means i did save it right?
[13:13] <legend2440> zebastian:  it should look like this   Driver   "vesa"     dont forget the quotes around   vesa
[13:13] <SingAlong> is there any command to start network manager? (not the applet)
[13:13] <Dr_Willis> be the same as 'ssh root@remotebox' wouldent it?
[13:14] <indus> Dr_Willis: its correct, if that box haas a root user sure
[13:14] <Zehava> I've tried 3 different distributions...I want to keep ubuntu so hopeing we can get it to work
[13:14] <alkisg> What's the default? To have a root passwd or not?
[13:14] <grawity> alkisg: In Ubuntu, root does not have a password.
[13:14] <indus> Dr_Willis: but iam a little flaky so get a second confirm on that
[13:14] <MenZa> alkisg: The root account is disabled entirely by default.
[13:14] <grawity> alkisg: In other distros, it does.
[13:14] <alkisg> Ugh
[13:14] <Dr_Willis> indus:  IF   it has a root user with a password you mean?    i guess i will fire up the other ubuntu box and see.
[13:14] <rekcya> this channel sucks
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[13:14] <alkisg> So how can one use scp for my situation?
[13:14] <rekcya> this channel sucks
[13:14] <rekcya> this channel sucks
[13:14] <rekcya> this channel sucks
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[13:14] <grawity> rekcya: Thanks, you too. *plonk*
[13:14] <indus> Dr_Willis: if ubuntu,then it needs to have root user configures
[13:14] <rekcya> this channel sucks
[13:14] <rekcya> this channel sucks
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[13:14] <Dr_Willis> alkisg:  i would scp the files over as a user.. then ssh over and move them where you need.
[13:14] <Zehava> leaf-sheep installing the vlc didn't help.  I"m going through the instructions on the page you sent me now.
[13:15] <JonathanElli1> ﻿﻿I have a problem with wifi on my laptop. I am running Ubuntu Hardy Heron on a Dell Latitude C610 with an Atheros AR2413 wifi card. Wifi connects fine but internet browsing is very unreliable with pages taking ages to load or just getting "Address Not Found" messages. The Network Monitor applet reports that the wifi signal strength is very strong (laptop is right next to the router). When I connect the laptop to the router with an ethernet cable
[13:15] <SilentJonathan> what are ppl using now days for music mp3s only (as usuall)
[13:15] <kubanc> i cannot adjust brightness in my ubuntu 8.10. Can anybody please help me !!!!!!!!!!!
[13:15] <SilentJonathan> i remember the days of winamp
[13:15] <alkisg> Dr_Willis: and maybe use tar for the attributes... Ugh, that will have to suffice :(
[13:15] <leaf-sheep> Zehava: Okay. Keep me updated. It *should* work right away.
[13:15] <indus> i thought rekcya was spam
[13:16] <indus> boom
[13:16] <MenZa> SilentJonathan: There's plenty of different programs you can use. Rockbox, banshee... I use audacious which is similar to WinAmp.
[13:16] <Zehava> leaf-sheep it use to in Fiesty
[13:16] <grawity> SilentJonathan: I used to use iTunes (for music) and Winamp (for unbreaking ID3 tags). Then I switched to foobar2000. Then I switched to Ubuntu and Banshee. [Then - Arch Linux and mpg123 on terminal]
[13:16] <grawity> SilentJonathan: Audacious (former xmms) is kinda Winamp-like, yeah
[13:16] <leaf-sheep> Zehava: What make/model? I'm going to check the forums and see if anything turns up.
[13:17] <rekcYAZ> «15:14:44» <rekcya> this channel sucks
[13:17] <rekcYAZ> «15:14:45» <rekcya> this channel sucks
[13:17] <rekcYAZ> «15:14:45» <rekcya> this channel sucks
[13:17] <rekcYAZ> «15:14:45» <rekcya> this channel sucks
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[13:17] <FloodBot3> rekcYAZ: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:17] <FloodBot1> rekcYAZ: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:17] <FloodBot2> rekcYAZ: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:17] <clemente> ciao ragazzi
[13:17] <maximo_> !hello
[13:17] <leaf-sheep> Myrtti: Thank you.
[13:17] <Pici> !it | clemente
[13:17] <SilentJonathan> cool thanks
[13:18] <Zehava> leaf-sheep I'm not sure on the sound card.  I'd have to pull it out to get exacts, in the sound settings it shows it SBLive! Value[CT4871] (Alsa mixer)
[13:18] <clemente> qlc sa dirmi xkè qnd riavvio il pc ritorna sempre alla risoluzione iniziale
[13:18] <Zehava> leaf-sheep as for the PC it's self, I've put it together so it's a mix and match of parts
[13:18] <MenZa> clemente: Please go to #ubuntu-it for Italian support. :)
[13:18] <SingAlong_> yay! got network manager working under my netbook
[13:18] <SingAlong_> indus: thanks!
[13:18] <indus> SingAlong_: what did i do
[13:19] <SingAlong> indus: helped me around
[13:19] <SingAlong> indus: :)
[13:19] <indus> SingAlong_: aah that one
[13:19] <SingAlong> indus: now i'm on my netbook. :)
[13:19] <leaf-sheep> Zehava: Cool.  Also, meaning you're using alsa sounds. You finished adding alsa-oss and libflash support and such as instructed in the link I gave you?
[13:19] <deejaydblock> question. anyone else having performance issues with shiretoko in ubuntu 9.04?
[13:20] <SingAlong> indus: i needed a light weight de so i installed lxde. i still have lxde but net doesnt work on that
[13:20] <indus> SingAlong: hmm so now u have network manager on lxde?
[13:21] <SingAlong> indus: i just have the network-manager and network-manager-gnome pkg. installing the lxnm which is the network manager for lxde removes network-manager and network-manager-gnome which caused all these problems
[13:22] <jakes> indus what is beryl?
[13:22] <leaf-sheep> !beryl | jakes
[13:22] <SingAlong> jakes: some desktop pkg like compiz
[13:22] <Zehava> leaf-sheep I appologize I'm not that far yet.  I'm getting my kids ready for school at the same time so kinda back and forth
[13:22] <jakes> whats compiz?
[13:22] <lovelj> can i speak Chinese
[13:22] <jakes> lovelj no
[13:22] <leaf-sheep> Zehava: I understand. Sure thing. Get the kids to school first then you can do this part later. ;)
[13:22] <SingAlong> indus: i didnt know that there was lubuntu. ubuntu with lxde and the pkg is lubuntu-desktop
[13:23] <Myrtti> !cn | lovelj
[13:23] <grawity> jakes: Compiz is a window manager that Ubuntu uses.
[13:23] <lovelj> thanks
[13:23] <jakes> grawity, do you use it?
[13:23] <Zehava> leaf-sheep I try to install libflashsupport and it tells me there's no candidate for it...
[13:23] <deejaydblock> question. anyone else having performance issues with shiretoko in ubuntu 9.04?
[13:24] <grawity> jakes: I prefer the lighter Metacity. (Both Metacity and Compiz come with Ubuntu. Metacity is used when you disable all effects.)
[13:24] <Zehava> leaf-sheep gives me this as a possible alternative flashplugin-nonfree-extrasound
[13:24] <sadiq_> any info about "ath5k phy0: unsupported jumbo" in karmik ??????
[13:24] <Myrtti> !karmic | sadiq_
[13:24] <jakes> grawity how do i install compiz, synaptic?
[13:24] <leaf-sheep> !info flashplugin-nonfree-extrasound
[13:24] <grawity> jakes: They both already come with Ubuntu.
[13:25] <leaf-sheep> Zehava: Look above.  Sounds about right (especially the OSS part).
[13:25] <jakes> grawity, how do i use it then?
[13:26] <MenZa> jakes: Synaptic is in System -> Administration, Compiz is called "Desktop Effects" and can be setup through System -> Preferences -> Appearance
[13:28] <Zehava> leaf-sheep installing just that plugin didn't help.  After moving to the next step on this page you gave me, it says to alter the firefoxrc script....I don't have one! 0.o
[13:29] <leaf-sheep> Zehava: Also, I'm using amd64 and that package does not show up on my repo.  Interesting.
[13:29] <speedball> hello
[13:30] <leaf-sheep> Zehava: And I'm running out of solutions -- I don't know what I can supply you with. :\
[13:30] <obiwan_> hi please, i for my sake i can't set iwconfig anyway. Please don't tell me i can use networkmanager, i know it exists, but iwconfig must work too. sudo iwconfig eth1 mode monitor gives me error (Error for wireless request "Set Mode" (8B06) :
[13:30] <obiwan_>     SET failed on device eth1 ; Invalid argument.
[13:30] <obiwan_> ) . ANy setting i type says the same. My driver's not the problem cause networkmanager is able to connect, and i've got wireless-tools updated, so what can it be?
[13:30] <FloodBot1> obiwan_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:30] <dvinchi____> test http://dvinchi.no-ip.info:8080/blog/admin/
[13:30] <dvinchi____> user admin
[13:30] <dvinchi____> pass admin
[13:30] <speedball> please help me for webcam from led turn off?
[13:31] <MenZa> speedball: Perhaps it'd be a good idea to state which webcam you currently have, so others can use that as a reference to start with.
[13:31] <aaron11> does anyone know why when ever i preform admin tasks it says unable to load xauthirisation file or some thing it worked yesterday but not today!
[13:31] <leaf-sheep> Zehava: If the file don't exist, it won't hurt to create new one.
[13:31] <leaf-sheep> Zehava: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=255422
[13:31] <speedball> my webcam from ov51x-jpeg
[13:32] <doktoreas> is there a way to give priority ti OOM killer
[13:32] <aaron11> speedball: lol whats the big deal
[13:32] <speedball> no
[13:32] <speedball> i like turn off for webcam -.-
[13:32] <Cybertinus> hello
[13:32] <speedball> my webcam is always led on. -.-
[13:33] <aaron11> why did u turn it on in the first plays
[13:33] <leaf-sheep> Zehava: Try opening the terminal and run "aoss firefox"
[13:33] <aaron11> speedball: why u turn it on?
[13:34] <aaron11> lol speedballcalled me mom
[13:34] <Cybertinus> I have an Asus Eee 901. I'm running Ubuntu 9.04 on it (regular Ubuntu 9.04 with the netbook-remix interface. I haven't installed Ubuntu netbook-remix). I just created an encrypted partition on the SD-card (/dev/sdc) and added a line to /etc/crypttab. When I reboot the device isn't opened. What can be the cause of that?
[13:35] <obiwan_> hi please, i for my sake i can't set iwconfig anyway. Please don't tell me i can use networkmanager, i know it exists, but iwconfig must work too. sudo iwconfig eth1 mode monitor gives me error (Error for wireless request "Set Mode" (8B06) : SET failed on device eth1 ; Invalid argument.) . ANy setting i type says the same. My driver's not the problem cause networkmanage can connect, and i've got wireless-tools updated, so what can it be?
[13:35] <Zehava> leaf-sheep that link still tells me to edit the firefoxrc scrips and i don't have a firefoxrc script that I can find.  locate shows me nothing and I have done sudo updatedb
[13:35] <leaf-sheep> Cybertinus: SD? The tiny card? It can't be open automatically because you didn't provide it a passphrase or a keyfile.
[13:35] <speedball> yeah aaron11
[13:35] <Zehava> leaf-sheep oass is not a command
[13:36] <abys> does somebody knows if steam/ cs1.6 works ?
[13:36] <chickenhead> hello
[13:36] <Cybertinus> leaf-sheep: I did provide a keyfile :). I have a similar setup for /dev/sdb (the 8 GB SSD) and it works there ;). Now I want the same for /dev/sdc
[13:37] <leaf-sheep> Zehava: Jaunty 9.04, right?
[13:37] <sabat> I would like to make Super+f open firefox for me, and Super+t open a term, how would I go about doing this, properly...
[13:37] <Zehava> leaf-sheep correct
[13:37] <leaf-sheep> Zehava: http://newtoubuntu.wordpress.com/2009/04/25/ubuntu-904-no-sound-with-flash-videos/
[13:38] <leaf-sheep> Zehava: Seems to be a popular link too. ;)
[13:38] <leaf-sheep> Cybertinus: Pastebinit your crypttab, please.
[13:39] <Zehava> leaf-sheep I will give that a shot, thank you for your patience and help with this matter
[13:39] <kubanc> how do i install intel gprahic card on ubuntu?
[13:39] <leaf-sheep> Zehava: We'll fight this thing together.
[13:41] <scinty> hallo
[13:41] <Cybertinus> leaf-sheep: http://pastebin.org/17825
[13:42] <leaf-sheep> kubanc: Enable what you can in... Preferences --> Administration --> Hardware Drivers
[13:42] <Cybertinus> leaf-sheep: I've added the sdc1 line myself. I found the UUID of sdc by looking in /dev/disk/by-uuid, and then use a bit of grep and cut to get it into /etc/crypttab
[13:43] <leaf-sheep> Cybertinus: Can you tell me what you're trying to accomplish?
[13:43] <aaron11> speedball: u done yet it shouldednt take long
[13:43] <leaf-sheep> Cybertinus: I assumed you were able to unlock and mount the partition successfully manually? (That way we know the keyfile *do* work).
[13:44] <Cybertinus> leaf-sheep: yes, I can do it manually, so the keyfile is correct
[13:45] <leaf-sheep> Cybertinus: How about paste your /etc/fstab too?
[13:45] <entisar> hello
[13:47] <JonathanElli1> !hello | entisar
[13:47] <Cybertinus> leaf-sheep: I'm trying to get an complete encrypted Ubuntu install on my Eee 901. And I have 3 disks in there: /dev/sda (the 4 GB SSD), /dev/sdb (the 8 GB SSD) and /dev/sdc (an 8 GB SD card). /dev/sda and /dev/sdb are succesfully encrypted atm. /dev/mapper/sda2_crypt contains / and /dev/mapper/sdb1_crypt contains /usr. Now I'm trying to add a third encrypted partition, /dev/sdc1 (/dev/mappers/sdc1_crypt when it is opened) and it is going to
[13:47] <Cybertinus>  contain /home.
[13:47] <backkker> I put a new mount point in fstab, but the new partition does not show up in "places" menu.  what should I do ?
[13:47] <Cybertinus> leaf-sheep: Gonna pastebin my /etc/fstab now
[13:47] <kubanc> Leaf-sheep. My intel graphic card is not indicated in hardware drivers
[13:47] <leaf-sheep> sabat: Late response: Look in Keyboard Shortcuts in .... Preferences.
[13:47] <mobile> Test
[13:47] <Zehava> leaf-sheep still not working....man this is frustrating
[13:48] <leaf-sheep> Zehava: I agreed. You already have a working sound system.
[13:48] <Cybertinus> leaf-sheep: my /etc/fstab: http://pastebin.org/17826 (the last line is commented because of this problem ;) )
[13:49] <shos> Hello, how do I enable usb2 support on ubuntu jaunty 9.04 amd64?
[13:49] <Cybertinus> leaf-sheep: ah yes, /dev/sda1 is /boot, which is unencrypted (that is needed otherwise I can't boot ;) )
[13:51] <leaf-sheep> Cybertinus: You updated the initramfs too?
[13:51] <backkker> is it normal that partitions specified in fstab don't show up in "Places" menu?
[13:51] <leaf-sheep> Cybertinus: Might want to make a backup first before you do that. ;o
[13:51] <Cybertinus> leaf-sheep: no, I haven't updated the initramfs. How do I do that?
[13:52] <Cybertinus> leaf-sheep: no need for backups, there is no important information on my Eee 901. It is a fairly clean install
[13:53] <leaf-sheep> Cybertinus: If you don't backup and something goes wrong, then you'll have to do a clean installation again because you can be caught in a endless "bad cryptsetup options; retry" loop
[13:53] <leaf-sheep> Cybertinus: It's fairly enough.
[13:53] <leaf-sheep> easy*
[13:54] <DaHopi> hi @all, is it possible to remove the flag "linux_raid_member" from a disk / partition. partition was in a raid1 array, now i want to use it without raid..
[13:54] <leaf-sheep> Cybertinus: cd /boot/ ; ls -l init*
[13:54] <Logomachist> Hi room.
[13:54] <leaf-sheep> Cybertinus: Find the latest img. Do cp initrd.img-whatever initrd.img-whatever-backup
[13:54] <Cybertinus> leaf-sheep: I've got 2 initrd files there. one for 2.6.28-13 and one for 2.6.28-15
[13:55] <MenZa> Logomachist: Hello!
[13:55] <MenZa> 7w 61
[13:55] <Cybertinus> leaf-sheep: done.
[13:55] <leaf-sheep> Cybertinus: Make a new entry in your grub menu.lst (sudo nano /boot/grub/menu.lst)
[13:56] <leaf-sheep> Cybertinus: And paste your grub. :)
[13:57] <n-iCe> hi
[13:57] <kubanc> is there any fix if my video picture is not fluid ?
[13:57] <Logomachist> I used mdadm to create a mirrored RAID array from 2 drives. Because mdadm isn't built into the kernal I was told that I have to issue the command sudo mdadm --add /dev/md0 /dev/sda5 /dev/sdb5" where sda5 and sdb5 are the 2 partitions I want mirrored.
[13:57] <sabat> how can I get teh ip of my computers in my house[without the obvious getting off my lazy ass and go look] that are running windows, and have active shares? like in my kitchen, I have a pc, named Kitchen[real original I know] and I want to connect to it's vnc, I have it installed, but no idea what it's ip is...
[13:58] <leaf-sheep> Cybertinus: There are easier way to pastebin if you're not aware.  It's a package 'pastebinit' and to pastebinit, you do "cat file.txt | pastebinit"
[13:58] <cryptobeacon> hi! what is the linux-ports package?
[13:58] <sabat> I tried ping kitchen :D but that obviously failed
[13:58] <MenZa> sabat: Try connecting to "Kitchen.local"
[13:59] <Logomachist> However when I run that command I get the error "mdadm: error opening /dev/md0: No such file or directory"
[13:59] <Cybertinus> leaf-sheep: http://pastebin.ca/1565418 <-- my menu.lst
[13:59] <distinctblur> Sabat you have access to your router, many have client lists.
[13:59] <Logomachist> What am I missing?
[13:59] <Cybertinus> leaf-sheep: ok, gonna install that package now, thnx for the tip
[13:59] <grawity> sabat: smbclient -L?
[13:59] <grawity> MenZa: That requires having Avahi or Bonjour installed in both sides.
[13:59] <MenZa> grawity: Good point.
[14:00] <leaf-sheep> Cybertinus: Looks good -- Except -- Place it under ##### END DEBIAN AUTOMAGIC KERNELS LIST instead.
[14:00] <Ileden> I'm trying to set up a single-partition LVM (for testing purposes) 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... is there some step I'm missing here?
[14:00] <sabat> smbclient -L kitchen told me alot, but not the ip of the computer
[14:00] <shos> Hello, how do I enable usb2 support on ubuntu jaunty 9.04 amd64?
[14:00] <grawity> sabat: Did it tell you the hostname?
[14:00] <leaf-sheep> Cybertinus: Because you want to leave it out of magic (automatic) grub configuration. >_>
[14:00] <grawity> sabat: 'getent hosts <blah>
[14:01] <Cybertinus> leaf-sheep: ok. Moved it to below that line
[14:01] <FloodBot1> !netsplit
[14:01] <leaf-sheep> Cybertinus: Okay. Do sudo update-grub -- You didn't get prompted, right?
[14:01] <sabat> that didn't seem to do anything
[14:02] <sabat> I have about 12 pc's in my house... I really odn't want to have to walk to each one to get the ip's.
[14:02] <Cybertinus> leaf-sheep: ok, I've run that command. It didn't prompt me for anything, I just got my bashprompt back after it did a few things (like finding a few kernels)
[14:03] <leaf-sheep> Cybertinus: Good. Now, if you didn't place it under the AUTOMATIC KERNEL LIST, you'd get prompted. ;)
[14:03] <leaf-sheep> Now we're going to update the init
[14:03] <sabat> ya, nothing seems to be doing this yet.
[14:03] <ljungk> is it possible to reinstall the MBR on a mounted partition (i don't have a live-cd)?
[14:03] <Cybertinus> leaf-sheep: ok, then I placed it a the correct spot :)
[14:03] <leaf-sheep> Cybertinus: Do "sudo update-initramfs -u all"
[14:03] <sabat> I keep trying variations of those commands, but nothing is telling me the ip
[14:03] <Cybertinus> leaf-sheep: ok, running it now
[14:03] <Zehava> leaf-sheep every darn tutorial or fix I can find says to edit the firefoxrc file and I don't have one heh
[14:03] <sabat> and my router doens't tell me a client list, because I don't run dhcp. they're static set ip's.
[14:04] <leaf-sheep> Cybertinus: When you're done, pray and reboot.
[14:04] <leaf-sheep> Zehava: Create a new one.
[14:04] <Zehava> what do I put in it?
[14:04] <sabat> I know all of the computers windows share names, but I don't know the individual computer ip's
[14:04] <Zehava> just this one line?
[14:04] <leaf-sheep> Zehava: Yes. Even just one line.
[14:04] <Zehava> okie I'll give it a shot
[14:04] <grawity> sabat: 'ping hostname' might work?
[14:04] <sabat> nope
[14:04] <Cybertinus> leaf-sheep: ok. It created a new /boot/initrd.img-2.6.28-15-generic file, so it looks like it is updated. Gonna reboot my Eee now (I'm IRCing on my big, normal laptop, so I'll stay online ;) )
[14:05] <sabat> That was first and most obvious thing I tried
[14:05] <onotole> hi to all =)
[14:06] <grawity> And if nothing works, there's still the nmap -sP 192.168.0.1-255 way.
[14:06] <distinctblur_> Sabat ^this
[14:06] <sabat> aha
[14:06] <sabat> nmblookup kitchen
[14:06] <sabat> found it
[14:07] <leaf-sheep> Cybertinus: I wonder if you did uncomment out the fstab part?
[14:07] <cornet> sabat: does kettle.kitchen and fridge.kitchen work also ?
[14:07] <Zehava> leaf-sheep I created it.  No help as of yet
[14:08] <backkker> anyone knows what I should do to get my storage partition to show up in "places" menu? it's mounted automatically on boot but the only way to access it is by browsing to it from /
[14:08] <Cybertinus> leaf-sheep: it stayed commented. Shall I create a new initrd file with that line uncommented?
[14:08] <Cybertinus> leaf-sheep: I did go offline because the IRC client on my laptop chrashed :p. It wasn't my plan to go offline ;)
[14:08] <leaf-sheep> Cybertinus: Probably. The bootup didn't work?
[14:08] <leaf-sheep> Cybertinus: Lies. :)
[14:10] <Cybertinus> leaf-sheep: it booted fine, only /dev/sdc1 didn't get opened automatically :(
[14:10] <dassouki> is there a tool out there that allows me to block certain sites on my computer in certain hours ?
[14:10] <sabat> awesome, I added them to my hosts file, and now I can use ping kitchen just like I used to
[14:11] <leaf-sheep> dassouki: Most home routers should have that feature.
[14:11] <backkker> I was able to get it to show up in 'places'. it's not the solution i was looking for.  it turns out that the mount point has to be in /media
[14:11] <Cybertinus> leaf-sheep: rebooting again
[14:12] <dassouki> leaf-sheep: i'm not at home, i want to block my pc from certain news site in the morning.
[14:12] <kubanc> can i use settings for graphic card for ubuntu 9.04, but i have installed 8.04
[14:13] <leaf-sheep> dassouki: Can you access your computer via ssh?
[14:13] <MadSeaDog> where do mail from mailutils check the mail? is it user@computername ? how can i sent externally to it?
[14:13] <Cybertinus> leaf-sheep: it didn't work. I had /dev/sdc1 opened, and I had the /etc/fstab line uncommented, but it still didn't automatically opened and mounted /dev/sdc1 :(
[14:14] <dassouki> leaf-sheep: i'm working and i get distracted by some news sites. so i'm wondering if i can block myself from them
[14:16] <leaf-sheep> dassouki: I'm certainly there are Firefox Addon to block the sites.  Even Firefox Security should have the option.
[14:16] <leaf-sheep> Cybertinus: I'll paste you my fstab + cryptsetup so you can see how it should looks like.
[14:16] <Cybertinus> leaf-sheep: ok, thnx :)
[14:16] <Zehava> leaf-sheep well, I don't have sound in my mp3 player either....
[14:17] <Cybertinus> leaf-sheep: on what kind of computer do you use this setup? Also on a Eee 901?
[14:17] <twiadpaws> Hi
[14:17] <twiadpaws> I'm running Ubuntu besides XP and Vista. I haven't carefully calculated the size of the partitions. Therefore I'm stuck with a partition that's far too small. I therefore would like to resize my entire Harddisk. Say, more size to the Vista partition, and less size to a NTFS partition on which data is stored. How is that to be done the best way possible?
[14:17] <leaf-sheep> Zehava: Err so it wasn't just a flash issue?
[14:17] <leaf-sheep> Cybertinus: No. I use it as a home theater PC.
[14:17] <Cybertinus> leaf-sheep: ok
[14:17] <Zehava> leaf-sheep I guess not.  I have system sounds, but not mp3 player or flash at the moment, not sure what else to test it with
[14:18] <tavi> Isomeone knowing well gsopcast
[14:18] <tavi> ?
[14:18] <prodigel> hi all. I've just installed w32codecs to be able to play some wma files, and I still get no sound. I'm trying to play them with vlc, using ubuntu 9.04. The final purpose is to burn them on audio cds - using k3b. Any ideas? thanks
[14:19] <albatron> ciao a tutti
[14:19] <albatron> hi all
[14:20] <albatron> parlate italiano
[14:20] <albatron> ?
[14:20] <jonathan__> please can someone help me with trying to re-install XP from a CD
[14:20] <leaf-sheep> Cybertinus: http://pastebin.com/f69461bfb + http://pastebin.com/f1e685694
[14:20] <zamba> jonathan__: i believe you're in the wrong channel
[14:21] <jonathan__> why
[14:21] <zamba> jonathan__: this is for ubuntu
[14:21] <zamba> jonathan__: not for windows
[14:21] <jonathan__> i have ubuntu installed
[14:21] <Dr_Willis> jonathan__:  then use ubuntu. :)
[14:21] <zamba> jonathan__: yeah, but you need help installing xp and that's not exactly ubuntu related
[14:21] <jonathan__> i just want someone to help me put xp back on
[14:21] <zamba> jonathan__: wrong channel
[14:21] <Dr_Willis> There is a #windows channel
[14:21] <Pici> jonathan__: ##windows would be the best place to ask.
[14:21] <leaf-sheep> Zehava: Run "sudo alsactl init" then "alsamixer"  -- Check all bars.  Make sure all of them are high and if you see blue MM, toggle 'm' to unmute it and ESC to save and quit. Then "sudo alsactl store"
[14:21] <bazhang> jonathan__, ##windows please
[14:21] <jonathan__> ur a bunch of cocks cos the people on the Mint channel always help
[14:22] <jonathan__> so go fuk ur selfs
[14:22] <Dr_Willis> Wow..  how nice.
[14:22] <bazhang> jonathan__, that language is not acceptable here
[14:22] <Myrtti> jonathan__: did you need help in restoring the grub?
[14:22] <Dr_Willis> I found the Mint channels.. dead.. but whatever.
[14:22] <sipior> full moon tonight?
[14:23]  * sipior looks out the window
[14:23] <n-iCe> sipior: is it night there?
[14:23] <Dr_Willis> Guess he couldent pop in the cd and reboot......
[14:23] <leaf-sheep> Cybertinus: It's a bit different but you should make a backup of fstab and try that.
[14:23] <Myrtti> or perhaps you asked/told him the wrong things
[14:23] <Myrtti> but moving on
[14:23] <b1shop> this procedure seems to be broke for 9.10... any tips?  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomization
[14:23] <Myrtti> !karmic | b1shop
[14:23] <Cybertinus> leaf-sheep: yes, indeed. You use the UUID's of every disk. I'm using the device-names. But that should be doable
[14:24] <wWales> how do i stop wine from changing the refresh rate?
[14:24] <Dr_Willis> Myrtti:  he specifically asked how to reinstall windows from cd..  But perhaps he should of gone and asked in #mint :P
[14:24] <Dr_Willis> wWales:  you mean the screen mode/res/and rates?
[14:24] <wWales> yes
[14:24] <leaf-sheep> Cybertinus: The differences is that /dev/mapper/whatever aren't accessible until you successfully open the cryptsetups. >_>
[14:25] <Myrtti> Dr_Willis: what his question might have also been is "how do I restore GRUB after installing Windows on my dualboot", he just didn't get that far before people jumped to saying he should ask in ##windows
[14:25] <Dr_Willis> wWales:  ive never noticed it changing the rates.. but all my games i tend to run 'windowed'  they seem to work better
[14:25] <aksci> do i need to register to post on ##c++ or ##c freenode channels?
[14:25] <wWales> Dr_Willis: when i run fullscreen it changes to a rate outside my refresh range
[14:26] <Myrtti> aksci: because the operators of the channels have chosen to set the channels like so
[14:26] <Dr_Willis> wWales:  Hmm..  Cant say ive ever seen it do that. But i am running DVI LCD monitors.
[14:26] <Dr_Willis> aksci:  so yes you do need to register to get to some channels
[14:26] <Cybertinus> leaf-sheep: yeah, indeed. But why does that work for /dev/sdb and not for /dev/sdc?
[14:27] <leaf-sheep> Cybertinus: /dev/sdb is a hard drive, right?
[14:27] <tavi> how i put gsocast in my ubuntu?
[14:27] <Cybertinus> leaf-sheep: yes it is, the 8 GB SSD
[14:27] <tavi> gsopcast
[14:27] <aksci> Dr_Willis: Myrtti: please tell me how to register for them? any link or any irc function! i'm really not getting how to get in!
[14:27] <Cybertinus> leaf-sheep: so it is a driver that is loaded to late?
[14:27] <leaf-sheep> Cybertinus: Okay. /dev/sdc is a SD card.  Basically the thing you can unplug, right?
[14:27] <tattoodu91> bonjour
[14:27] <leaf-sheep> Cybertinus: I think so.  Modules.
[14:27] <Myrtti> !register | aksci
[14:28] <tattoodu91> qui peut m'aider la
[14:28] <bostik__> hi, can anyone please suggest me a good manual(publisher&title) to guide me through using Ubuntu?
[14:28] <Cybertinus> leaf-sheep: yes, I can pull it out at any moment (phically I mean. I don't think it is wise for the stability of my Linux install :p)
[14:28] <Myrtti> !fr | tattoodu91
[14:29] <tattoodu91> merci d'avance
[14:29] <tattoodu91> et comment faire pour cela
[14:29] <tattoodu91> s'il vous plait
[14:29] <jrib> tattoodu91: /join #ubuntu-fr
[14:29] <aaron113> supperball u there
[14:29] <Dr_Willis> !training | bostik__
[14:29] <Dr_Willis> bostik__:  there was work on a free PDF book..  but ive not checked into that lately
[14:29] <bostik__> thank you
[14:29] <zen__> so i'm having this annoying freezing problem with jaunty. All I really know about it is that most times when I start up the laptop and ubuntu autoconnects to wireless, it freezes, but I also get freezes at random points during the day
[14:30] <aaron113> supperball
[14:30] <aaron113> are you there
[14:30] <mono_sounds> hello everyone.. :)
[14:30] <aaron113> hey
[14:30] <aaron113> supper balll
[14:30] <bostik__> I don't bond with new information easily I would really appreciate a good textbook before I start using Tutorials online, I don't have fast web access(South Africa)
[14:30] <Dr_Willis> bostik__:  theres 'using ubuntu' then theres 'good linux books' :)   Problem  can be that any books out now . are going to be a little out of date in 2 months when the next release is out.
[14:30] <ratapoil> what's the quickest way to enable/disable compiz?
[14:30] <leaf-sheep> Cybertinus: sudo nano /etc/initramfs-tools/modules and add several line, separated by commas: "modprobe usb_storage" , "modprobe mmc_core", "modprobe ricoh_mmc", "modprobe mmc_block" , "modprobe sdhci"
[14:31]  * grawity LARTs coderanter
[14:31] <Dr_Willis> ratapoil:  i like the 'fusion-icon' tool for that
[14:31] <aaron113> helo supper ball!
[14:31] <leaf-sheep> Cybertinus: That should cover all removable devices including SD and USB.
[14:31] <bostik__> that is exactly what I was afraid of Dr_Willis
[14:31] <aaron113> whois supperball
[14:31] <ratapoil> Dr_Willis, I just tried it but I don't see where it enables/disbles compiz
[14:31] <leaf-sheep> Cybertinus: Then... do "sudo update-initramfs -u all" --> Try. :<
[14:31] <bazhang> http://www.ubuntupocketguide.com/ bostik__ this is pretty good free pdf
[14:31] <speedball> hello
[14:31] <Dr_Willis> ratapoil:  you tell it to use metacity as the window manager
[14:31] <aaron113> oh
[14:31] <aaron113> lol
[14:31] <speedball> hello aaron
[14:31] <speedball> xD
[14:32] <aaron113> speedball: i thought u were supper ball
[14:32] <bostik__> cool I will check it out, thank you
[14:32] <Cybertinus> leaf-sheep: ok, gonna try that. I found that directory myself just now. I'm booting a initrd now with only usb_storage added in /etc/initramfs-tools/modules
[14:32] <speedball> xD
[14:32] <AnxiousNut> im running deluge web UI, is there a way to make it download all torrents only for couple of hours (I dont want to shut deluge down at all) thanks for any help
[14:32] <leaf-sheep> Cybertinus: Won't work unless you're using USB. :)
[14:32] <zen__> i posted a thread about my issue on the forums a week or so ago and haven't gotten any reply back yet, bumped it with new info this morning: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7946840#post7946840
[14:33] <Cybertinus> leaf-sheep: I thought the SD-reader was connected to an USB port internally, but I'm not sure :)
[14:33] <zen__> it is getting quite frustrating since I can't seem to figure out whats wrong, though I'm sure its something absolutely silly
[14:33] <ratapoil> I'm experiencing annoying intermitent freezes in openoffice that don't happen with any other app. what could I look for? I did searches on the web, found nothing about this problem
[14:33] <leaf-sheep> Cybertinus: Comment out the "modprobe" part.
[14:34] <leaf-sheep> Because it's a command -- I don't think that's necessary.  Only list the module names.
[14:34] <Cybertinus> leaf-sheep: yeah, I didn't add the "modprobe" part. There where a few examples in that file and they didn't have that part included ;)
[14:34] <nrstott> zen__: is it the type of freeze where the screen stays the same?  Everything just gets locked in time?
[14:34] <Cybertinus> leaf-sheep: and /dev/mapper/sdc1_crypt exists now, only with usb_storage added to /etc/initramfs-tools/modules. Gonna uncomment the last line in /etc/fstab again :)
[14:35] <randy_> randy
[14:35] <leaf-sheep> Cybertinus: Add all modules, not just usb_storage
[14:35] <zen__> nrstott: yes as far as I know. It was suggested by a friend to see if it was X freezing, but I haven't had a chance to try it yet
[14:35] <zen__> nrstott: is that what you're getting at?
[14:35] <tavi> who handles gsopcast?
[14:35] <nrstott> zen__: what I was getting at is that's often a characteristic of a video card gone bad or overheating
[14:36] <zen__> nrstott: hm ok... brand new laptop (beginning of the summer) and it runs games in windows flawlessly
[14:36] <nrstott> zen__: if it is more likely to happen after your screensaver has been running as your thread states, I'd think that's a possibility
[14:36] <nrstott> zen__: is it a dell xps 13?
[14:36] <zen__> nrstott: interestingly, the screensaver only started working a day ago and I've had freezes all summer
[14:36] <zen__> nrstott: nope! Asus
[14:37] <nrstott> ah, there's a problem with wifi in some dells.  the atheros 1515
[14:37] <nrstott> if your asus has that too, then that may be causing you some probs
[14:37] <bazhang> bostik__, you should check out the guide
[14:37] <nrstott> but i don't know if asus uses atheros
[14:38] <Cybertinus> leaf-sheep: it works now perfectly (my /home on my encrypted /dev/sdc1 gets mounted automatically during boot. That was what I was trying to accomplish). Without adding the additional modules. What would be a good reason to add them now?
[14:38] <leaf-sheep> Cybertinus: All modules or just usb_storage? ._.
[14:39] <zen__> nrstott: there is an atheros in here too.. i tried installing gentoo and it wouldn't pick up wifi, I had to go the ubuntu for gentoo route and use sabayon to get wireless in a gentoo similar environment
[14:39] <zen__> nrstott: it does, i have one in here
[14:39] <zen__> nrstott: so would it cause intermittent freezing regardless of if the wireless is trying to connect? I get issues with it even after it sits, connected for quite some time
[14:39] <FloodBot3> zen__: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:39] <Cybertinus> leaf-sheep: just usb_storage
[14:39] <leaf-sheep> Cybertinus: To include them so you can create a new initrd.
[14:39] <leaf-sheep> Cybertinus: The initial ramdisk, or initrd is a temporary file system commonly used in the boot process of the Linux kernel. It is typically used for making preparations before the real root file system can be mounted.
[14:39] <Sidewinder1> zen__>Sounds like a hardware problem to me as well. Has windoze EVER locked up or given you any anomalies with this machine?
[14:40] <Cybertinus> leaf-sheep: yeah, I know that. But why would I want to put in drivers inthere which I don't need to boot? :)
[14:40] <leaf-sheep> Cybertinus: Read more so you can learn more --> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Initrd "
[14:40] <heogen> hi, there anyone know where is the web page of rapishare where I can find plenty link for download movies?
[14:40] <erUSUL> !ot | heogen
[14:40] <Pici> !piracy | heogen
[14:40] <heogen> I don't remember the web page
[14:41] <jiffe> if I have 2 machines that need to share an IP on a second NIC, what is the best way to go about this?  I have them both configured in /etc/network/interfaces and that NIC is not set to auto in that file, I can ifup eth1, but ifdown doesn't seem to do anything
[14:41] <zen__> Sidewinder1: not that I can remember. It runs everything just fine. An issue I did have when trying to get a native supported linux game (and windows game) to run in ubuntu, I couldn't get the correct video drivers for my card, but the game worked without the need for tweaking in windows.
[14:41] <aksci_> group thedancingdeer
[14:41] <heogen> i'm sorry
[14:42] <leaf-sheep> Cybertinus: Mainly because usb_storage aren't included by default (since 93% of the users do not actively use them) during the initrd phrase
[14:42] <leaf-sheep> Cybertinus: But that's just a number I'm throwing... by the way.
[14:42] <aaron113> helo
[14:42] <Sidewinder1> zen__>Trying to diagnose intermittent problems is the pits!
[14:42] <leaf-sheep> Cybertinus: 99% would be a safe bet. :)
[14:43] <paratz> I don't know exactly how this works, but I have a question
[14:43] <Sidewinder1> !ask
[14:43] <leaf-sheep> Cybertinus: Anything else? I'm going to go soonish.
[14:43] <bazhang> bostik__, the pdf is indeed free and legal; you may buy a copy as well (another good one by the same author is 'Ubuntu Kung Fu')
[14:43] <zen__> Sidewinder1: I know! In windows I did have freezing problems inside of WoW, but I think that was specifically issues with the game itself. This laptop has been a handful. Doesn't Atheros have specified drivers in linux? I heard from someone I think that Atheros was made for linux
[14:44] <paratz> I am running gos which is based on intrepid, i accidentally deleted the libgcrypt11 in terminal now i can't enter the system anymore
[14:44] <konza> hi
[14:44] <konza> is there any channels for hackers???
[14:44] <Zehava> leaf-sheep okay I ran the alsamixer, turned everything up as high as it would go...I get 'fuzzy' sounds from my speakers now...but no mp3 or flash sound yet....
[14:44] <jrib> konza: sure, pick a project you want to hack on and join their channel...
[14:44] <Cybertinus> leaf-sheep: no my question is anwserd. Thnx a lot for you're help
[14:44] <LjL> konza: only for the kind of hacker who only uses one question mark at the end of questions
[14:45] <Cybertinus> leaf-sheep: it is working now the way I want because of you :)
[14:45] <grawity> konza: Define "hacker".
[14:45] <Zehava> leaf-sheep in audacious the equalizer bars go up and down like sound is playing...but nothing from speakers
[14:45] <leaf-sheep> Zehava: Err. Sorry.  I have to go.  I'm sorry I can't help you but I sure tried now. :<
[14:45] <leaf-sheep> Zehava: Good luck.  Also, try other people. They may have better suggestion/solutions than I do.
[14:45] <Zehava> leaf-sheep thank you very much for the help, have a good day
[14:45] <leaf-sheep> Zehava: Thank you.  You have a good day too. :)
[14:45] <konza> grawity, one who identifies tries to stop crackers....... i mean ethical hacking
[14:45] <leaf-sheep> Cybertinus: You're welcome.
[14:46] <paratz> does anyone know how to help my libgcrypt11 question?
[14:46] <konza> LjL, is there any channel?
[14:46] <jrib> paratz: can you go into recovery mode and install it again/
[14:46] <Sidewinder1> zen__>Not sure about the driver issue (nvidia here) but it may be an overheat issue; and handled differently between *nix and windoze, ie: linux may have more of a tendency to lock up whereas windoze just continues...Just a WAG on my part.
[14:46] <LjL> konza: i don't know - try asking in #freenode or check this
[14:46] <konza> grawity, one who tries to stop crackers....... i mean ethical hacking
[14:46] <LjL> !channels > konza    (konza, see the private message from ubottu)
[14:47] <paratz> maybe, when i get to shell it just says that dependencies are not met
[14:48] <aaron113> ding
[14:48] <konza> is there any way to read *.chm files
[14:49] <bazhang> konza, chmsee gnochm iirc
[14:49] <Pici> konza: gnochm is one way, there are a few applications in the repos, just search for chm and you should be able to find them.
[14:49] <erUSUL> !find chm
[14:50] <Sidewinder1> zen__>But if it's happening in multiple OSs, that's a pretty good clue favoring hdw. problems.
[14:51] <bazhang> konza, apt-cache search chm in this case will reveal those
[14:51] <bostik__> thank you bazhang for all your references and advice :) Good day to all
[14:51] <konza> bazhang, i installed that thands
[14:51] <konza> thanks
[14:51] <jonatas> Brazil wooow
[14:51] <bazhang> !br | jonatas
[14:54] <digilord> Morning all.  I have an Intel Quatro in my machine with 8GB of RAM. I am seeing load averages like "load average: 1.87, 1.87, 1.15" That is a LOT higher than I have seen on my desktop machine in a LONG time.  Any idea what the cause could be?
[14:54] <aaron113> helo
[14:54] <aaron113> speedball
[14:54] <bazhang> digilord, have you checked top in the terminal
[14:55] <aaron113> bazhang do u know the steps toward vnc
[14:55] <digilord> bazhang: Looking at it now. Processes are using between 15-25%
[14:55] <bazhang> digilord, anything in particular standing out?
[14:56] <digilord> bazhang: With most of that being the X server.  I have compiz turned on.
[14:56] <digilord> bazhang: X is using 12-15%
[14:56] <bazhang> aaron113, you wish to vnc into someone else's computer? with their permission presumably
[14:56] <aaron113> bazhangyes
[14:56] <paratz> is there a room for gOS?
[14:57] <bazhang> paratz, you may try /msg alis list *gos*
[14:58] <Julien__> Coucou
[14:58] <aaron113> bazhang: speedball wants to talk to you
[14:58] <digilord> bazhang: I was reading that load averages over 1 are REALLY bad.  Performance on the machine is amzingly fast so I don't think what I read was 100% correct
[14:58] <jiffe> if I have 2 machines that need to share an IP on a second NIC, what is the best way to go about this?  I have them both configured in /etc/network/interfaces and that NIC is not set to auto in that file, I can ifup eth1, but ifdown doesn't seem to do anything
[14:58] <Julien__> y a des salons french ?
[14:59] <iamleneko> ouais
[14:59] <aaron113> speedball: bazhang what is the syntax of vnc viewer
[14:59] <bazhang> Julien__, #ubunut-fr
[14:59] <iamleneko> #ubuntu-fr
[14:59] <aaron113> vncviewer
[14:59] <Julien__> ou ça iam?
[14:59] <Julien__> oups
[14:59] <Julien__> lol
[14:59] <bazhang> whoops
[14:59] <iamleneko>  /join #ubuntu-fr
[14:59] <Julien__> j ai vu iam
[14:59] <bazhang> Julien__, /j #ubuntu-fr
[14:59] <aaron113> bazhang
[14:59] <Julien__> bazhamg ve ta ...
[15:00] <aaron113> bazhang: what is the syntax of vncviewer
[15:00] <bazhang> aaron113, no idea dont use it; have you check the wiki?
[15:00] <aaron113> yes
[15:00] <digilord> aaron113: man vncviewer
[15:00] <aaron113> bazhang: yes
[15:00] <n-iCe> Ubuntu isn't the only Linux operating system, but it's where the dream of a usable, completely free desktop  is closest to reality.
[15:00] <iamleneko> do you know some cli tool for output graphs ?
[15:00] <n-iCe> Amen
[15:01] <Julien__> je n arrive pas a m exprimer sur un salon wanadoo ?
[15:01] <jrib> !fr | Julien__
[15:01] <Julien__> ce moi ?
[15:01] <guestpants> Sidewinder1: this is zen__
[15:01] <digilord> iamleneko: Graphs ON the CLI or just using tools to generate them?
[15:01] <Sidewinder1> Go
[15:01] <guestpants> Sidewinder1: so, i froze mid chat, check and its not X, its the whole system
[15:01] <iamleneko> tool for generate them as png
[15:02] <Sidewinder1> I posted in your thread on the forums. :-)
[15:02] <guestpants> Sidewinder1, unless I was using the wrong screen switching key combo, though I tried ctrl+shift+fkey
[15:02] <digilord> I have used MRTG for years
[15:02] <b0r3d> hi.  I'm getting: terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::bad_alloc'
[15:02] <iamleneko> i will give a try with gnuplot, but if you know some others
[15:02] <b0r3d>   what():  std::bad_alloc
[15:02] <Julien__> ?
[15:02] <b0r3d> when I do apt-get install..
[15:02] <guestpants> Sidewinder1, checking now
[15:02] <Julien__> toujours chez les merdes englishs
[15:02] <Julien__> j ai du merdé
[15:02] <iamleneko> Julien__ tu n'arrives pas a rejoindre le canal ?
[15:02] <Julien__> non iam
[15:02] <Sidewinder1> !ohmy
[15:02] <iamleneko> mon dieu quel language
[15:03] <bazhang> Julien__, please watch the language and speak polite English here
[15:03] <Julien__> iam je ne suis pas pd
[15:03] <b0r3d> any idea what could be wrong?
[15:03] <Julien__> mauis tu es sympa
[15:03] <Myrtti> Julien__: english, please
[15:03] <Myrtti> Julien__: /join #ubuntu-fr
[15:03] <Julien__> myrty je me suis trompé de site
[15:03] <Julien__> 4 in english o bac
[15:04] <Xpire> hey guys
[15:04] <Xpire> i got a problem with grub
[15:04] <Julien__> mention qd meme
[15:04] <Xpire> anyone free to help me?
[15:04] <Sidewinder1> !ask
[15:04] <Xpire> lol ok
[15:04] <sporkboy> hey guys, I want to build a custom webconverger, but it apparently requires straight-up debian. any suggestions for getting this done?
[15:04] <Julien__> j aime les escargots !!!
[15:05] <Xpire> i just installed windows 7, and by default it got rid of grub loading up, so i followed some instructions online to restore grub
[15:05] <Julien__> ce koi la commande ?
[15:05] <Xpire> and then once grub was restored, whilst trying to boot back to windows 7, it says.. Error 13 - invalid or unsupported executable format
[15:05] <Sidewinder1> Julien__>man "commande"
[15:05] <guestpants> Sidewinder1, I'm almost to the point of giving up on linux for my laptop.. hardware problems are.. not easy to fix
[15:06] <Julien__> ubuntu in french ?
[15:06] <Julien__> ou ça ?
[15:06] <digilord> Julien__: Joignez-vous s'il vous plaît /join #ubuntu-fr Ils parlent français là
[15:06] <iamleneko> tu tapes
[15:06] <Pici> Julien__: /join #ubuntu-fr
[15:06] <Myrtti> Julien__: #ubuntu-fr
[15:06] <iamleneko>  /join #ubuntu-fr
[15:06] <Julien__> ouf
[15:06] <iamleneko> dans l'espace avant
[15:06] <Julien__> ve tester
[15:07] <iamleneko> *sans
[15:07] <digilord> Courtoisie Google Translate
[15:07] <digilord> I hope Google did a good job translating LOL
[15:07] <iamleneko> that's a french word
[15:08] <iamleneko> and that the right one indeed :)
[15:08] <digilord> No the rest of it.  I used Google translate for telling him about the french channel
[15:08] <b0r3d> why i don't have a apt.conf in /etc/apt?
[15:08] <Sidewinder1> guestpants>I don't think (per your details) that it's a *nix problem; I think you have a faulty chip or some other piece of hdw. that causing intermittant problems. Try rebooting into ubuntu, at the kernel splash select "memtest", that will run a continous loop and check your EAM. If it doesn't report any errors, you'll know that RAM's OK.
[15:09] <iamleneko> it was approximativly good
[15:09] <Sidewinder1> RAM
[15:10] <Xpire> no solutions? :(
[15:10] <kiru> hello
[15:10] <stephen1> when i use the Switch User applet my screen goes blank
[15:10] <guestpants> Sidewinder1, ok, I'll give that a whirl at some point today and then I"ll post an update on the forums
[15:10] <Um_cara_qualquer> excuse me, where can i download FreePascal 1.9.4 ?
[15:10] <stephen1> i've looked in the forums, and can't be sure what the status is
[15:10] <stephen1> is this is real prob, or user error?
[15:10] <Sidewinder1> OK
[15:10] <Syed> Hey, Is there a guide to installing Ubuntu on Dell Inspiron 1525 ? Including all the webcam, bluetooth stuff ?
[15:11] <guestpants> for now i must continue with my gentoo install and then off to class. Thanks for your help Sidewinder1 it was really appreciated
[15:11] <stephen1> if it's a known prob, and being worked on, so be it
[15:11] <Sidewinder1> Princeton, right?
[15:11] <stephen1> but if I can fix it/do something diff, that would be great
[15:11] <guestpants> Negatory. Private rel. in South Illinois
[15:11] <guestpants> i'm not nearly smart enough for Princeton
[15:12] <Sidewinder1> Good luck!!
[15:12] <guestpants> thanks
[15:12] <Xpire> Hmm .. i just installed windows 7, and by default it got rid of grub loading up, so i followed some instructions online to restore grub and then once grub was restored, whilst trying to boot back to windows 7, it says.. Error 13 - invalid or unsupported executable format. Anyone know how to fix this??
[15:13] <Sidewinder1> Fix MBR?
[15:13] <Xpire> How do I fix the MBR, sorry i'm not too good with these things
[15:13] <arvind_khadri> Xpire, check if grub is pointing to the proper partition.
[15:13] <Xpire> I thought by restoring grub, it would fix the MBR
[15:13] <trap2> Can someone suggest me gui based manager like fdm for linux
[15:14] <trap2> but it should be really fast
[15:14] <tomi> cs
[15:14] <Gnea> !grub | Xpire
[15:14] <Sidewinder1> Boot into win cd, there should be a selectable option to fix mbr; at least I think there was in prev. ver.s.
[15:14] <Julien__> re
[15:14] <Xpire> arvind_khadri, the way i restored grub was using 'find /boot/grub/stage1' and i simply used that partition to restore grub to.
[15:14] <Julien__> ces merdes de francais m ont ejecter
[15:14] <konza> is there any other way to read *.chm files other than gnochm
[15:14] <Myrtti> Julien__: English.
[15:14] <McPeter> !ops
[15:14] <Myrtti> McPeter: yes.
[15:15] <Gnea> !fr | Julien__
[15:15] <McPeter> Myrtti, ban him please
[15:15] <Julien__> myrty ces dirty in french my ejected
[15:15] <Myrtti> Julien__: and you're going to be from here too.
[15:15] <LjL> no
[15:15] <McPeter> Julien__, say : <Julien__> ce pas possible les juifs
[15:15] <iamleneko> tu l'as un peu chercher mec
[15:15] <Julien__> Myrty no comprendo ton language
[15:15] <Xpire> Sidewinder1, is there an alternative to that if it doesn't work?
[15:15] <Sidewinder1> Emergency, emergency, everybody to get from street. :-)
[15:15] <McPeter> he is antisemite
[15:15] <Julien__> iam lol
[15:15] <Julien__> il est tot bb
[15:16] <elky> McPeter, it's being dealt with. Please leave myrtti to it.
[15:16] <Sidewinder1> Xpire>Not sure, :-(
[15:16] <konza> is there any other way to read *.chm files other than gnochm? pls hel
[15:16] <konza> is there any other way to read *.chm files other than gnochm? pls help
[15:16] <stephen1> Sidewinder1: The French are coming! The French are coming!
[15:16] <Julien__> au moins mcpeter ma mother azhkenaze pleur
[15:16] <Xpire> Alright, I'll see how it goes. Thanks guys
[15:16] <McPeter> oO
[15:16] <Julien__> l ennui
[15:16] <iamleneko> (i think someone will be kicked soon)
[15:17] <Julien__> ve faire pissou
[15:17] <dfgas_> ok, I installed grub2 had to change from root to uuid now if i do upgrade from legacy will that automatically change root to uuid or do I have to change the menu.lst?
[15:17] <Julien__> iam sale jude
[15:17] <legend2440> konza: try chmsee its not too bad. its in synaptic
[15:17] <harisund> Does anyone have any experience using Ubuntu on Toshiba Portege M200 (Tablet PC)? I am trying to get the stylus buttons to change. I have wacom-tools and xserver-xorg-input-wacom installed but there are no entries in /etc/X11/xorg.conf to reflect the stylus
[15:18] <Sidewinder1> The ban is comming! Everybody duck!
[15:18] <McPeter> …
[15:18] <konza> legend2440, thanks
[15:18] <Sidewinder1> Thanks elky
[15:18] <stephen1> anyone else having probs with the Switch User Applet? My screen goes blank.
[15:19]  * n3mo`sleep Добър ден :)
[15:19] <abys> hi people , im trying to lauch WoW with wine , but i get a black screen ... Can somebody help me with this problem
[15:19] <bastid_raZor> abys: try #winehq
[15:20] <Threetimes> Can anybody help me on line 7 in http://paste.ubuntu.com/270945/ ?
[15:20] <saftaplan> does anybody know of a cheap AGP videocard with good tv-out that still works with 9.04? I have to stick with 8.04 because of the new X.org that was introduced....
[15:20] <jrib> Threetimes: /join #bash
[15:20] <bastid_raZor> saftaplan: nVidia 5500 or 6200
[15:21] <nakidfly> I can tell you
[15:21] <nakidfly> But then I will have to kill you
[15:21] <Myrtti> nakidfly: be helpful
[15:21] <b0red> hi.  I'm getting: terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::bad_alloc' for any apt command, anyone knows why?
[15:21] <Syed> How do I check the system information in Ubuntu ?
[15:21] <saftaplan> thanks bastid_raZor, I'll look it up
[15:21] <jrib> Threetimes: you probably just want to redirect output to /dev/null, but they'll have better advice for you
[15:21] <nakidfly> dmidecode == sysinfo
[15:22] <bastid_raZor> saftaplan: and the great thing about those two cards is the restricted/hardware manager has drivers for them. click click and they are installed
[15:22] <Threetimes> I tried pkill -P $$, but i couldn't remove the output...
[15:22] <legend2440> saftaplan: i have geforce 6200 with tv out. works well. i had to replace my ati radeon 9600 because tv out stopped working in jaunty
[15:23] <nakidfly> any body for sex chat
[15:23] <jrib> nakidfly: not here, no
[15:23] <nakidfly> ummm pleasee
[15:23] <saftaplan> legend2440: I have exactly the same problem. Thanks!
[15:23] <Sidewinder1> Syed>sudo lshw
[15:23] <jrib> nakidfly: no, do not discuss it any further
[15:23] <legend2440> saftaplan: your welcome
[15:24] <nakidfly> why not
[15:24] <Sidewinder1> Here it comes again...
[15:24] <Myrtti> Sidewinder1: let us deal with it
[15:25] <jrib> nakidfly: the topic of this channel is ubuntu support *only*
[15:25] <switchgirl[H]> hi is there a shell program that is independent of linux distos, so I can learn shell without installing linux on my 4gb hdd
[15:25] <Xunil> switchgirl[H]: hmm ... you could install cygwin but it is large - maybe you could use a live-cd?
[15:25] <nakidfly> Okay will try that
[15:25] <Sidewinder1> Of cource; wouldn't have it any other way. :-)
[15:25] <jrib> switchgirl[H]: umm, no... but try damn small linux or something
[15:25] <rich_dnb> whats a one liner for creating an iso image of a cdrom?
[15:25] <rich_dnb> is it mkfsiso ?
[15:26] <grawity> rich_dnb: dd if=/dev/whatever of=whatever.iso
[15:26] <trap2> A Fast GUI based download manager for xubuntu ? Please suggest ?
[15:26] <grawity> (mkisofs is for creating an iso from separate files)
[15:26] <trap2> Probably like FDM in win
[15:26] <grawity> trap2: downThemAll, an addon for Firefox.
[15:26] <Myrtti> trap2: gwget
[15:26] <rich_dnb> whats the difference between iso and img files?
[15:26] <jrib> rich_dnb: no, you probably want dd...
[15:26] <trap2> have already tried both
[15:27] <nakidfly> trap2 : xterm -e wget $url
[15:28] <switchgirl[H]> Xunil: jrib  thanks
[15:28] <b0red> mprotect(0xb7000000, 1048576, PROT_READ|PROT_WRITE) = -1 ENOMEM (Cannot allocate memory)
[15:28] <jrib> switchgirl[H]: hard drives aren't /that/ expensive by the way
[15:29] <kiru> I have 2 hard drives configured as RAID 0 but the partitioner in the installation wizard does not recognize this raid
[15:29] <switchgirl[H]> Xunil: jrib  its an EEEPC 701 g4
[15:29] <switchgirl[H]> running windows xp
[15:29] <jrib> switchgirl[H]: i see.  You could use a usb stick
[15:29] <bazhang> switchgirl[H], use unetbootin livecd running ubuntu
[15:29] <Xunil> switchgirl[H]: Use a live-cd on an usb-stick
[15:29] <warriorforgod> Anybody know of drivers to use desktop effects with an ATI Rage graphics card?
[15:29] <bazhang> switchgirl[H], err live usb
[15:30] <kiru> the hard drives are shown as "/dev/sda" and "/dev/sdb" but it should actually be just ONE hard drive
[15:30] <KeyboardsareAwes> Does anyone here knows how to run an .lnk file in Ubuntu with WinE?
[15:30] <jrib> KeyboardsareAwes: .lnk is a shortcut right?  Just open it and read it in a text file
[15:30] <switchgirl[H]> k I have an sd card
[15:30] <switchgirl[H]> I'll try that
[15:30] <Ark_pr> I want to replicate the [ OK ] and [ FAIL ] messages that you get at startup when you don't have a splash screen in the C++ console.  Does anyone know how?
[15:31] <KeyboardsareAwes> jrib: i want to execute that .lnk is that possible?
[15:31] <jrib> KeyboardsareAwes: try #winehq
[15:31] <b0red> mmap2(NULL, 1048576, PROT_READ|PROT_WRITE, MAP_PRIVATE|MAP_ANONYMOUS, -1, 0) = -1 ENOMEM (Cannot allocate memory)
[15:31] <grawity> KeyboardsareAwes: .lnk isn't an executable thing
[15:31] <KeyboardsareAwes> I need to write it in a console?
[15:31] <jrib> !who | KeyboardsareAwes
[15:31] <jrib> KeyboardsareAwes: #winehq is another channel on this network
[15:31] <Xpire> Hi guys, I'm back :)
[15:32] <KeyboardsareAwes> ok
[15:32] <KeyboardsareAwes> sorry,
[15:32] <Sidewinder1> kiru>Even though it may be 1 hard drive, sda and sdb are probably separate partitions.
[15:32] <Xpire> I tried the repair thing, it failed.... it said that the system volume on disk is corrupt, it attempted to repair it with chkdisk but had some error code = 0x1f...
[15:32] <Xpire> When the volume is corrupt... does that mean i've totally screwed it?
[15:33] <KingOfDos> hm, somehow ubuntu 9.04 has a problem with my nvidia graphic cards?
[15:33] <SingAlong_> I'm using UNR. how do i switch desktop mode via command line?
[15:33] <kiru> Sidewinder1: there are no partitions on these hard drives
[15:33] <KingOfDos> i'd tested the 71, 96, 173 and 180 nvidia driver, but he just won't detect the cards in a proper way
[15:34] <Sidewinder1> kiru>Oh, OK RAID, sorry...
[15:34] <KingOfDos> before my reinstall (from an upgraded 7.10->8.04->8.10->9.04 enviorment) it worked without any problem with the 173 driver.
[15:35] <SingAlong_> is there anyway to set the default desktop mode in ubuntu (UNR)?
[15:35]  * genii ponders "default desktop mode"
[15:36] <grawity> genii: IIRC, the Netbook Remix has a different desktop.
[15:36] <SingAlong_> genii: I'm using the Ubuntu desktop remix and installed xubuntu-desktop on that. but the UNR dashboard still shows up on xubuntu. i just want to close that and see the normal xubuntu desktop
[15:36] <Xpire> Did everyone miss my question? :(
[15:36] <grawity> Xpire: No, they just don't know how to answer it.
[15:36] <genii> grawity: Ah, now it makes some sense
[15:37] <boiinngboiing> what is the most reliable and efficient internet connectivity method?
[15:37] <inter> hello all, i was wondering if anyone knows how to change the post login image in Ubuntu. My friend here has installed a the polish edition of ubuntu, and we would like to change the image that shows after the auto-login is done and while the desktop loads.
[15:37] <Sidewinder1> Xpire>I didn't, just don't have a definitive answer for you...
[15:37] <genii> boiinngboiing: Wires
[15:37] <Xpire> :(
[15:37] <Xpire> The second question should've been simple enough...
[15:37] <Xpire> Disk is corrupt, am I KO-d?
[15:37] <Xpire> :'(
[15:37] <boiinngboiing> genii: i know it cant be wireless . cant you be more specific? dsl ? dedicated link? cable?
[15:38] <Sidewinder1> Xpire>I think so but am not certain.
[15:38] <genii> boiinngboiing: SDSL (Synchronous DSL) is the most reliable in my experience. Then ADSL then whatever comes after
[15:38] <Xpire> The thing is, after this problem occured, I tried installed Windows 7 again, it worked fine. Then when I tried to restore grub, the same problem occured, so the HDD might be still OK...
[15:38] <Xpire> installing*
[15:39] <Sidewinder1> Xpire>If you reinstall win, that'll bork GRUB, again. :-(
[15:39] <boiinngboiing> genii: arent dedicated connections like T1 less reliable than dsl?
[15:39] <Xpire> Sidewinder1> That's exactly what happened :(
[15:39] <inter> anyone know where default GDM splash image is set?
[15:39] <Sidewinder1> Did you have irreplaceable data on the win partition?
[15:40] <boiinngboiing> genii: i meant to ask are they less reliable than dsl?
[15:40] <genii> boiinngboiing: T1 is around 1.55Mb which isn't that fast really. But if it's an optical T1 (fibre and not copper) then it's reliable
[15:40] <Xpire> Within GParted, there's a warning on my windows partitions, saying "Unable to read the contents of this file system!"
[15:40] <genii> boiinngboiing: T1/T3 etc are generally guaranteed-speed connections
[15:41] <Sidewinder1> Xpire>That's strange.
[15:41] <SingAlong_> is there anyway to turn off the ubuntu netbook remix dashboard?
[15:41] <Xpire> Are my Windows partitions meant to have a 'boot' tag on it? Only my Ubuntu one does.
[15:41] <boiinngboiing> this was a question asked to me in class today .. i did my research and came up with Dedicated links
[15:42] <Sidewinder1> I know I;m not being much help and I apopogize for not being more knowlegable.
[15:42] <boiinngboiing> can you give specific reasons why dsl or cable will not be as reliable as a dedicated link on fibre?
[15:42] <aaron11> supper
[15:42] <aaron11> supperball
[15:42] <genii> boiinngboiing: I could but why should i do your homework for you?
[15:43] <speedball3> hello
[15:43] <Sidewinder1> Xpire>If you don't mind, maybe someone else can assist you better than I...:-(
[15:43] <aaron11> speedball3: lol
[15:43] <speedball3> xD
[15:43] <Xpire> Simple question this time :) - How do I stop my computer from starting up with GRUB and automatically going to Windows? Can I do that by just putting boot tags on my Windows partition?
[15:43] <inter> Xpire, shouldnt matter, only the grub partition shouldnee boot flag?
[15:43] <inter> i think
[15:43] <boiinngboiing> genii: its not a homework .. the teacher asked me just like that.. i did my research and now came to irc to be sure if i am right
[15:43] <Xpire> Sidewinder1: It's OK :) No one else seems to know the answer to my question :(
[15:43] <inter> you want it to go to windows automatically?
[15:44] <Xpire> Yeah.
[15:44] <Sidewinder1> Xpire>It takes longer but you could always post at http://ubuntuforums.org
[15:44] <Xpire> I'm thinking, if Windows works fine, maybe I can reinstall Ubuntu after everything, then GRUB will take over and it should all be better?
[15:44] <inter> in grub, set time to 1 second, and default windows? or not good enought...alternatively...reinstall windows boot manager, but you need a different channel for that
[15:44] <natanaiel> how can I install grub from live cd? ( I don't want to recover it, I want to install a new grub)
[15:44] <Sidewinder1> Xpire>Sounds like a good plan to me.
[15:45] <Xpire> inter: Sorry, I meant for the system to bypass GRUB completely and just go straight into the Windows loader
[15:45] <boiinngboiing> genii: can i ask you specific questions related to the topic?
[15:45] <SingAlong_> is there anyway to disable the UNR Launcher?
[15:46] <natanaiel> how can I install grub from live cd? ( I don't want to recover it, I want to install a new grub)
[15:46] <Xpire> Does anyone know whether I should be putting my boot flags to the 100MB Windows 7 or the normal Win7 one??
[15:47] <genii> boiinngboiing: You'd probably find that #ubuntu-server or #ubuntu-offtopic is a better channel for this sort of discussion, since it's not any kind of support questions you're asking
[15:48] <inter> xpire you would need to install windows boot manager, onl way i know is to reinstall windows, i am sure there is another way
[15:48] <inter> try a windows rescure livecd?
[15:48] <boiinngboiing> im now in ubuntu-offtopic land
[15:49] <thedancingdeer> how do i check memory used by my code? like the way i can see the time needed to execute it using 'time ./a.out'
[15:49] <natanaiel> how can I install grub from live cd? ( I don't want to recover it, I want to install a new grub)
[15:49] <Aijse> hmm I forgot the location of the application specific lirc conf files ... anybody can enlighten me?
Not sure, perhaps download, burn and run SuperGRUB disk?
[15:51] <Kornation> Question - Ubuntu for the PS3, is there a ps3 based IRC?
[15:51] <Xpire> Lol, putting the boot flags on the Windows partition didn't do anything...
[15:52] <Xpire> Is there a way I can back up my settings to Ubuntu?
[15:52] <legend2440> natanaiel: read post #4   http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=224351
[15:52] <Sidewinder1> Xpire>Make a copy of your home directory.
[15:53] <Aijse> hmm I forgot the location and name of the files that contain the application specific key bindings for lirc ... anybody can enlighten me?
[15:53] <natanaiel> legend2440: I know this! I want to install a new grub not recover it
[15:54] <Sidewinder1> Xpire>Probably /home/Xpire
[15:54] <Xpire> Sidewinder1: Ah right, I'm assuming its all the hidden folders that contain the settings
[15:55] <useopenstupid> can anyone point me to any good articles/papers relating to implementing linux based "cloud" like services / online virtual desktops ,,,,,, thanks
[15:55] <Sidewinder1> Xpire>I believe so.
[15:56] <Xpire> Woops accident
[15:56] <Xpire> Thanks a lot Sidewinder1
[15:56] <Xpire> Time to go off and re-install Windows 7 for the 6th time today.
[15:56] <bigcx2> hey all, does anyone else have a nvidia 9400m graphics card????
[15:56] <Sidewinder1> Xpire>Good luck
[15:56] <Anarhist> there is a way to check which process does heavy memory or cpu useage, but is there something similar for the useage of the harddrive
[15:56] <bigcx2> hey all, does anyone else have a nvidia 9400m graphics card????
[15:56] <jrib> !anyone | bigcx2
[15:57] <jrib> Anarhist: iotop
[15:57] <genii> useopenstupid: Maybe see http://www.ubuntu.com/products/whatisubuntu/serveredition/cloud/UEC  and check out the Eucalyptus link from that page
[15:57] <Anarhist> thanks, jrib
[15:57] <rich_dnb> lol
[15:57] <useopenstupid> genii: cheers matie
[15:57] <bro> can i bypass grub menu on boot? i only run linux so there's no need for it, not dual-booting.
[15:57] <bigcx2> hey all, does anyone else have a nvidia 9400m graphics card working under ubuntu????
[15:58] <bigcx2> jrib: that IS the real question
[15:58] <jrib> bigcx2: ok.  Then the answer is "yes"
[15:58] <Sidewinder1> no here.
[15:58] <bigcx2> jrib: what release?
[15:58] <jrib> bigcx2: I already answered your question.
[15:58] <useopenstupid> genii: your a superstar spot on!!
[15:58] <jrib> bro: edit /boot/grub/menu.lst to not display the menu by default and change the timeout to something smaller
[15:59] <bigcx2> jrib: can you tell me what release / what nvidia driver?
[15:59] <jrib> bigcx2: no
[15:59] <Kornation> bigcx2 - theat is not teh real question, teh real question is 'I have a Nvidia 9400m graphics card, its doing X on verion Y, what can i do about it?)
[15:59] <bro> thanks jrib
[15:59] <genii> useopenstupid: Glad to assist. Have fun :)
[15:59] <bigcx2> Kornation: ok, i get your point...i'm trying to get a Nvidia 9400m graphics card working under 8.04
[16:00] <abys> Hi , can somebody help me with wine , i launched WoW and Css and im always getting a black screen
[16:00] <jrib> bigcx2: what is it doing now?  What did you try?
[16:00] <MenZa> abys: What graphics card do you have?
[16:00] <ManDay> ikonia, are you there?
[16:00] <bigcx2> jrib: when i enable it from the restricted drivers, it tells me to reboot, and when i do i get no tty's and no X
[16:01] <abys> i thin nvidia 8+ type
[16:01] <jrib> bigcx2: pastebin /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[16:01] <bigcx2> jrib: i have the xorg log
[16:01] <jrib> bigcx2: (after a failed startup)
[16:01] <jrib> !pastebin | bigcx2
[16:02] <rich_dnb> how do i acces the java console?
[16:02] <rich_dnb> in firefox?
[16:02] <Destro> I attempted a dual boot with Win 7. Ubuntu never prompted about Grub install like it does when installing with XP. Upon reboot only have option to boot to Ubuntu. Cannot restore MBR with Windows disk. Lost access to Windows. No big deal really, I would just like to have access to both until I can obtain second hard drive and keep them seperate. Can anyone tell me how to fix the Grub to see Win 7?
[16:02] <bigcx2> jrib: yea i know what you meant you just beat me to it, one sec
[16:02] <bigcx2> jrib: http://paste.ubuntu.com/270976/
[16:02] <stephen1> genii: Have you had any experience with Switch User freezing your system (i.e. giving nothing but a blank screen)?
[16:03] <MenZa> abys: "NVIDIA 8+" type?
[16:03] <abys> ye wait i will look for it
[16:03] <MenZa> abys: Try running lspci | grep -i vga
[16:03] <abys> i really dont know what that is :)
[16:04] <MenZa> abys: Open a terminal.
[16:04] <abys> uhu
[16:04] <MenZa> abys: From Applications -> Utilities -> Terminal
[16:04] <abys> ye xD
[16:04] <genii> stephen1: Not personally..but I see a bug report which may be related: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/325133
[16:04] <MenZa> abys: Now put in the following: lspci | grep -i vga
[16:04] <bigcx2> jrib: after that, i tried the latest nvidia driver from they're website (console-based bash install)
[16:04] <MenZa> abys: Just one line. Press enter. What output do you get?
[16:04] <bigcx2> jrib: there*
[16:04] <bigcx2> jrib: their*
[16:04] <rich_dnb> how do i access the java console for firefox?
[16:04] <jrib> their :)
[16:04] <bigcx2> haha
[16:05] <abys> Nvidia gforce 9600 gt (oops)
[16:05] <MenZa> abys: Excellent. That's a good thing. Try going to System -> Administration -> Restricted Drivers (it might be Hardware drivers, or similar. I'm not sure)
[16:06] <jrib> bigcx2: you're using jaunty?
[16:06] <abys> oke will look for it
[16:06] <stephen1> genii: Thank you. I read many of the bug reports. There have been several.  And it's unclear where the issue stands. It may be user error, which I could resolve. Or it may be a known bug, in which case there's nothing for me to do.
[16:06] <bigcx2> jrib: no, i'm stuck with hardy for development purposes
[16:07] <Prior_> Has anyone had any luck with getting visual effects to work with 9.04 and an ATI card? Ive been trying for so long with no success :( dam drivers
[16:07] <rich_dnb> how do i access the java console for firefox?
[16:07] <abys> im using the driver that is most up to date ...
[16:07] <stephen1> genii: I really did RTFM and Googled it for myself. :)
[16:07] <MenZa> abys: OK. Try grabbing the terminal from before and write: sudo nvidia-xconfig
[16:07] <jrib> bigcx2: haven't seen anything like this before?  Did you check for anything on bugs.ubuntu.com?  Do you know if the drivers do work fine with jaunty?
[16:07] <jrib> s/?/.
[16:08] <genii> stephen1: You may want to choose whichever bug report closest fits your situation and add to it, then you will also be put on the mailing list for it in case a solution appears
[16:08] <abys> Im getting a lot of warnings
[16:08] <bigcx2> jrib: it's a dell computer, and i think they were shipping it with 8.10 at one point...so i'm guessing jaunty works as well. i'm just not sure if i can get a backported driver that will work in hardy
[16:09] <MenZa> abys: Could you pastebin them?
[16:09] <abys> uhu
[16:09] <stephen1> genii: okay. that makes sense. and, that suggestion implies that it's a real bug, as opposed to me doing something stupid or missing an easy work-around
[16:10] <abys> do i need to post it here or on a private conversation ?
[16:10] <rich_dnb> how do i access the java console for firefox?
[16:10] <Petfrogg> hello
[16:10] <Petfrogg> does the 8.04 LTS has a special channel?
[16:10] <Pici> Petfrogg: Nope, this is the place.
[16:11] <abys> WARNING: No Layout specified, constructing implicit layout section using screen
[16:11] <Sidewinder1> 1Repeat | rich_dnb>
[16:11] <abys>          "Default Screen".
[16:11] <abys> WARNING: Unable to find CorePointer in X configuration; attempting to add new
[16:11] <abys>          CorePointer section.
[16:11] <Petfrogg> there is a bug in the system here making it impossible to "Create network"
[16:11] <abys> WARNING: The CorePointer device was not specified explicitly in the layout;
[16:11] <abys>          using the first mouse device.
[16:11] <Petfrogg> now i have found a way around it but now i need to know how to set up a WLAN
[16:11] <jrib> bigcx2: I don't know.  I imagine it's something that started working along the way from hardy to jaunty since that card probably didn't exist when hardy was released.  No way to work around your development requirements?
[16:11] <MenZa> abys: Plesae use a pastebin!
[16:11] <Aivaras> anyone got a dual monitor on a ubuntu laptop with nvidia card ????
[16:11] <MenZa> !anyone | Aivaras
[16:12] <rich_dnb> 1Repeat > Sidewinder1>
[16:12] <rich_dnb> 1Repeat | Sidewinder1>
[16:12] <abys> oke
[16:12] <Aivaras> MenZa: does it work fine for you?
[16:12] <Sidewinder1> !repeat | rich_dnb>
[16:12] <MenZa> Aivaras: I never said I had that kind of setup.
[16:12] <Sidewinder1> :-)
[16:12] <Aivaras> k..
[16:13] <bigcx2> jrib: unfortunately not...i guess i'll keep trying different driver versions? i'm not sure what all the different packaged versions are that i see in apt
[16:13] <bigcx2> s/are/are for
[16:13] <MenZa> Aivaras: Just ask your question. I'm pretty sure you can do it with the NVIDIA config tool.
[16:13] <abys> http://pastebin.com/d2bf05edc
[16:13] <jrib> bigcx2: apt-cache show PACKAGE   should let you know what versions they are
[16:13] <MenZa> abys: Well, try restarting your X by logging out and back in.
[16:13] <MenZa> abys: Then try running the games.
[16:14] <abys> oke thx for helping
[16:14] <MenZa> abys: Np.
[16:14] <bigcx2> jrib: thanks for your help
[16:14] <ManDay> Can anyone tell me what the   [   12.452345 ] Timestamp like number in dmesg is exactly?
[16:14] <jrib> bigcx2: good luck
[16:15] <MenZa> ManDay: Number of seconds since the kernel was loaded, I believe.
[16:15] <Aivaras> I connected a separate monitor to my nvidia powered laptop. If I clone the desktops I get insane lag on the computer and what works is only extending the desktop on the separate monitor. Any way to make the second monitor to be as the monitor on my laptop (and switch off the laptops monitor) ?
[16:15] <ManDay> MenZa, thanks, thats actually very useful! thanks
[16:15] <MenZa> ManDay: No worries. :)
[16:15] <MenZa> Aivaras: Just disable one of the screens through the config utility
[16:16] <Dr_Willis> Aivaras:  the nvidia-settings tool should be able to do that. Or the laptops hotkeys
[16:16] <warriorforgod> Anybody know of drivers to use desktop effects with an ATI Rage graphics card?
[16:16] <shayaknyc> hi everyone, i hope someone can help me...i've searched all over, and I follow all the instructions, but i can't seem to find a way around the problem of mounting a cifs share on a windows server as RW by the users (mounting in fstab).
[16:16] <shayaknyc> anyone can help?
[16:16] <shayaknyc> the shares mount flawlessly with the credentials specified in a file
[16:16] <shayaknyc> but can only read files, not write
[16:17] <lintunen> Hi... is it possible to upgrade the version of the Kipi plugin in Jaunty to 0.6.0 ?
[16:17] <RoboJoint> does anyone have a copy of the Remote Filesystem Save Workaround plugin for gedit? the one on their site is a dead link.
[16:17] <ManDay> YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEES
[16:17] <ManDay> i figured it out
[16:17] <ManDay> i figured out why my resume from hibernation is so slow
[16:17] <ManDay> YES!
[16:18] <jrib> ManDay: why?
[16:18] <B9> ello, what is the best PDF manipulation tool for Ubuntu?
[16:18] <MenZa> B9: depends what you mean by 'manipulation'
[16:18] <facugaich> How can I access a shell account with gnome?
[16:18] <Nicd^> I just installed Ubuntu 9.04 on an empty hard drive, but it refuses to boot, instead giving me a grub prompt. I don't know how to go on or boot from there and pressing escape just refreshes the screen. I tried saying root (hd0,0) and setup (hd0), but it did not help. What can I do?
[16:18] <kapil> also depends on what you mean by "best". :-)
[16:18] <shayaknyc> can anyone help me set up RW access to a CIFS share loaded in fstab?
[16:18] <B9> MenZa, well i have Xournal which is BLOODY EXCELLENT for annotations... but what I need is something with grunt to work with existing PDFs
[16:18] <jrib> facugaich: open a terminal, ssh blah blah...
[16:19] <ManDay> jrib, at least one of the following three reasons it is (still have to figure out which exactly): my usb mouse being plugged in, the laptop running on AC power OR a missinc acpi package, which wasnt a dep for power-manager
[16:19] <bro> warriorforgood: as i see, ati rage should have 3d acc enabled by default
[16:19] <jrib> ManDay: how slow is "so slow" exactly?
[16:19] <RippleEffect> does anyone know how to get rid of the program shortcuts under wine after the program is already un-installed
[16:19] <ManDay> jrib, slow is more than it takes time to perform a normal boot. read THIS :http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7947376#post7947376
[16:20] <facugaich> jrib: But can't I use a local window manager while logged in a remote session?
[16:20] <jrib> !vnc | facugaich
[16:20] <B9> MenZa: moving pages around, watermarks n stuff... there are crossplatform possibilites like Xpdf and iText for example, but I couldn't find a native...
[16:20] <MenZa> B9: I'd have no clue how to work with that.
[16:20] <kapil> B9: have a look at pdftk (command-line)
[16:20] <MenZa> B9: To move pages around, I'd use pdftk, though.
[16:21] <yoshpapillon> salut
[16:21] <yoshpapillon> comment va ?
[16:21] <yoshpapillon> =)
[16:21] <kapil> MenZa: great men ... :-)
[16:21] <facugaich> jrib: See, I don't want a remote desktop, I'm not sure if it's possible but I want to use the local desktop
[16:21] <bro> warriorforgod: aptitude install cvs && dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[16:21] <facugaich> jrib: While at the same time log into the remote session
[16:21] <jrib> you can run X apps if you pass -X to ssh
[16:21] <B9> kapil: i was going to go with the command-line... but it still isn't native... so there is no native tool yet.... *humph*
[16:21] <MenZa> bro: might want to throw in sudo there :P
[16:21] <jrib> facugaich: also see -Y iirc
[16:21] <bro> ok, ok :)
[16:22] <RippleEffect>  does anyone know how to get rid of the program shortcuts under wine after the program is already un-installed ?
[16:22] <bro> warriorforgod: sudo aptitude install cvs && dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[16:22] <jrib> RippleEffect: check ~/.local/share/ maybe or ~/.config/, I forget exactly
[16:23] <jrib> RippleEffect: find ~/.local ~/.config -iname '*wine*'     <--- that should point you in the right direction
[16:23] <facugaich> jrib: In that case would the X apps run in the server or locally?
[16:23] <jrib> facugaich: server
[16:23] <jrib> facugaich: they would be displayed locally...
[16:24] <RippleEffect> jrib: alright ill check it out
[16:24] <RippleEffect> jrib: Thanks
[16:25] <Agatha> hello
[16:25] <Agatha> j'ai besoin d'aide, qqun peut m'aider ?
[16:26] <facugaich> !fr | Agatha
[16:27] <ManDay> Please read: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7947376#post7947376
[16:27] <kevdog> facugaich: The apps run on the remote computer but the display is forwarded to the local environment
[16:27] <facugaich> kevdog: Yeah, that's not what I'm looking for. It's a shell account I don't think I can run X apps on it
[16:27] <Threetimes> Hi. Is there any command-line non-interactive program to measure my internet connection speed?
[16:29] <facugaich> kevdog: I'd like the graphical part to be run locally. I'm not sure this is possible
[16:29] <kevdog> facugaich: As far remote desktop abilities -- you've either got the log in shell, or a GUI environment which is VNC, Forwarding X (which gives you ability to run KDE, GNOME xcfe, or other window manager program, or FreeNX which is an optimized version of the desktop environment
[16:30] <kapil> Threetimes: try "curl http://tcpmeasure.sesse.net:8008/" and also read the blog at http://blog.sesse.net/blog/tech/2009-08-30-11-33_trying_to_understand_tcp_performance.html
[16:32] <Nicd^> I just installed Ubuntu 9.04 on an empty hard drive, but it refuses to boot, instead giving me a grub prompt. I don't know how to go on or boot from there and pressing escape just refreshes the screen. I tried saying root (hd0,0) and setup (hd0), but it did not help. What can I do?
[16:32] <facugaich> kevdog: Ok. What about the "Secure Remote connection" session type in 9.04? Which kind of remote login is that one?
[16:34] <abhifx> Nicd^, it seems your boot flasg is wrong
[16:34] <abhifx> flasg= flag
[16:34] <RippleEffect> jrib: i figured out a much easier way for future references
[16:34] <jrib> RippleEffect: what's that?
[16:34] <Nicd^> abhifx: how would I correct that? I'm at the grub prompt now
[16:34] <RippleEffect> jrib: all you have to do to delete the icons is right click on applications then edit menus then uncheck which icons you want gone
[16:34] <yoshpapillon> hello
[16:34] <jrib> RippleEffect: true, that hides them but does not delete those files
[16:35] <RippleEffect> jrib: yea i already uninstalled them i just wanted the annoying icons gone
[16:35] <RippleEffect> hahaha
[16:35] <bro_> yep jrib, i'd like to know that sollution too :)
[16:35] <yoshpapillon> i have problem with my ethernet connection... i just installed ubuntu and i don't have the icon on the task bar... instead, i have the one of the WIFI and when i plug the cable it's still the same... any idea?.
[16:35] <[A]KangB> hi everyone
[16:36] <jrib> bro_: solution for?
[16:36] <abhifx> Nicd^, boot again from ubuntu cd/dvd and in the partition setup change the boot flag where you have installed ubuntu
[16:36] <bro_> jrib, to remove wine entries after uninstalling those programs
[16:37] <RoboJoint> @Nicd^: also make sure you are pointing to the correct hard drive & partition.
[16:37] <jrib> bro_: RippleEffect suggested just right clicking on the ubuntu icon and then clicking "edit menu" to hide them.  If you want to delete the actual files, the command « find ~/.{local,config} -iname '*wine*' » should find them
[16:37] <yoshpapillon> where can i check the material to see if my ethernet card is activated?
[16:38] <NakidGirl_With_I> how find disk size
[16:38] <Nicd^> RoboJoint: I found out that it's hd0,0 by using the command here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=224351
[16:38] <nibbler_> yoshpapillon: run ifconfig, so you should see your activated interfaces
[16:38] <jrib> NakidGirl_With_I: df -h   is probably what you want
[16:38] <bro_> jrib, i know, everybody says just delete the installation folders, or uninstall via wine and remove entries from menu, but those entries are still there, hidden in the menu, not actually removed
[16:38] <NakidGirl_With_I> no no disk size, c
[16:38] <NakidGirl_With_I> c: d: e:
[16:38] <jrib> bro_: so see my second sentence :)
[16:39] <facugaich> kevdog, jrib: From WP, X display manager article: "When the display manager runs on the user's computer, it starts the X server before presenting the user the login screen, optionally repeating when the user logs out. In this condition, the display manager realizes in the X Window System the functionality of init, getty and login on character-mode terminals."
[16:39] <facugaich> kevdog, jrib: That's what I'd like to do
[16:39] <bro_> jrib, ok, saw now :)
[16:39] <jrib> NakidGirl_With_I: ubuntu doesn't call partitions c: etc.... The command I gave you will show you the size of the partitions on your disk.  If you want the size of the actual disk try sudo fdisk -l
[16:39] <RippleEffect> bro_: you can also delete from the edit menus menu
[16:39] <NakidGirl_With_I> in IE or in notepad
[16:40] <Petfrogg> ok
[16:40] <jrib> facugaich: erm, what?
[16:40] <Petfrogg> I have found a workaround in order to get the ability to create a network
[16:40] <facugaich> jrib: Have the display manager run locally
[16:40] <Petfrogg> but how do find the settings so i can put it in the /etc/network/interface ?
[16:41] <sisif> Hello guys. Do you know of any issues with the MTP support in Ubuntu right now? Cuz mine is all broken. 1st I thought that is from the kernel libs, so I update to 2.6.30 but it`s the same story all over again :(
[16:41] <abhifx> NakidGirl_With_I, just mount your partition, go to my computer. right click the drives and check the property
[16:41] <jrib> facugaich: that's what vnc is for.  Usually over ssh people just run programs.  Maybe you want to run the xnest program
[16:41] <kevdog> facugaich: There is a mix up in terms you might be thinking -- so bear with me -- the X server actually runs on the local machine and the remote computer is the X client -- however lets say you are running an app locally, the app CPU time will actually be on the remote computer.  Yes the only thing you need setup on the remote computer is the ability to ssh with -X parameter
[16:41] <Threetimes> Hi. Is there any command-line non-interactive program to measure my internet connection speed?
[16:41] <NakidGirl_With_I> heh I can mount a ride , how I mount a disk
[16:42] <jrib> NakidGirl_With_I: what?
[16:42] <sisif> Threetimes : try bmon
[16:42] <yoshpapillon> hello
[16:42] <yoshpapillon> help, i need help
[16:42] <NakidGirl_With_I> bmon : no such command
[16:42] <kevdog> facugaich: If you have two computers side by side (like I do) you can see if you setup the ssh daemon and client you get a good idea of the performance
[16:42] <sisif> Aaa. install it first ?
[16:43] <bro_> RippleEffect: followed jrib's sollution, the path is: /home/username/.config/menus/applications-merged
[16:43] <Nicd^> abhifx: now the cd fails to boot :/ it's stuck at "Setting Advanced Power Management level to 0xfe (254) [ OK ]"
[16:43] <kevdog> jrib: What is xnest?
[16:43] <jrib> kevdog: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xnest
[16:43] <bro_> jrib, thanks man, i was looking fot this for quite some time now :)
[16:43] <NakidGirl_With_I> My sata say :SRSET failed (-16)
[16:43] <RippleEffect> bro_: alright ill check it out
[16:44] <NakidGirl_With_I> hello
[16:44] <jrib> facugaich: the wikipedia article actually mentions your use-case http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xnest
[16:44] <abhifx> Nicd^, that is strange try in the boot options with no acpi
[16:44] <kevdog> jrib: Thanks
[16:45] <NakidGirl_With_I> SREST faied (-16_) error SATA ?
[16:45] <jrib> kevdog: it's pretty neat, xnest inside xnest inside xnest ... like looking at two mirrors
[16:45] <NakidGirl_With_I> SREST faied (-16_) error SATA ?
[16:45] <facugaich> jrib, kevdog: Ok, thanks, I'll see what I can do.
[16:45] <rapha> Help!
[16:45] <kevdog> facugaich:  You working with two linux computers or mix linux/windows
[16:46] <jrib> !helpme | rapha
[16:46] <Guest22945> i am new here i m an engineer and want to get involved with linux
[16:46] <jrib> !contribute | Guest22945
[16:46] <jrib> Guest22945: welcome!
[16:46] <rapha> I've never seen this, but a friends box has lots of stuff like "??????????    ? ?    ?        ?                ? network-manager" everywhere starting under /usr/share/doc
[16:46] <NakidGirl_With_I> !repeat
[16:46] <facugaich> kevdog: Remote is linux, local is 9.04 in a VM
[16:46] <gasull> Hi.  Has anybody used Skype to send SMS?  I don't see how.  Thanks
[16:46] <cerentavas> Hello. I am another notebook computer which has HDA Intel sound card but the sound works. It's very interesting. :S
[16:46] <rapha> jrib: How do I fix that (what I just said?)
[16:46] <Guest22945> how can i contribute i m just an engineer
[16:46] <kevdog> facugaich: VM on windows box for local?
[16:46] <jrib> rapha: I don't know, I only saw you say "help"
[16:47] <rapha> jrib: oh okay
[16:47] <facugaich> kevdog: Yes
[16:47] <NakidGirl_With_I> Guest22945 get a job and pay for ubuntu
[16:47] <rapha> Anyone else know how to fix this problem?
[16:47] <NakidGirl_With_I> rapaha whcih one
[16:47] <NickWebHA> I have had an odd issue for a few weeks now and Google is turning up nothing for me. If I cp or rsync to an smbfs mount the file modification time is when it was copied (even with the -t rsync switch). This, of course, forces rsync to resync everything. If I use --size I can not copy the changes from my preallocated VM images and if I use -c I need to download the whole file to do the checksum. If there any way to get the timestamps to copy of correctly to a
[16:47] <rapha> NakidGirl_With_I: if he's an engineer he should be able to *do* something
[16:47] <Pici> !contribute | Guest22945
[16:47] <jrib> rapha: you need to repeat the question.  Assume 0-line memory unless someone addresses you
[16:47] <Guest22945> nakid girl i wanna do the real thing code it..recession has hit my field
[16:47] <hacktop_> how do I run two commands in one line?
[16:47] <rapha> NakidGirl_With_I: 17:46 < rapha> I've never seen this, but a friends box has lots of stuff like "??????????    ? ?    ?        ?                ? network-manager" everywhere starting under /usr/share/doc
[16:47] <kevdog> facugaich:  I'm sure that will work great -- another choice for local is just to run cygwin.  I'm not sure which would be faster in terms of performance, but I run cygwin/X locally and ubuntu remotely
[16:47] <jrib> hacktop_: command1; command2 ?
[16:47] <bro_> jrib: xnest uses host os to run it as guest also? am i getting this right?
[16:48] <NakidGirl_With_I> Guest222... start a certification academy
[16:48] <Guest22945> i dont get  things here
[16:48] <abhifx> Guest22945, if you can code than you can help in software development
[16:48] <jrib> bro_: xnest is just a windowed X
[16:48] <hacktop_> it tells me it does not know the :
[16:48] <shayaknyc> can someone PLEASE help me....I've followed every direction online. How can I mount a windows share in fstab (cifs) so that a non-root user can have full RW access to the dir and files?
[16:48] <kevdog> jrib:  How do you start xnest?
[16:48] <cerentavas> Hello. I am another notebook computer which has HDA Intel sound card but the sound works. It's very interesting. ￼:S
[16:49] <Nicd^> abhifx: In the CD menu, I set (under F6 - Other Options) acpi=off, but now it's stuck with the same reason
[16:49] <abhifx> shayaknyc, is it ntfs ot fat32
[16:49] <rapha> NakidGirl_With_I: was my question understandable or should I try to rephrase?
[16:49] <shayaknyc> the network shares are ntfs
[16:49] <jrib> kevdog: gdmflexiserver -nls is usually what I use
[16:49] <NakidGirl_With_I> rapha please repeat
[16:49] <kevdog> jrib:  Isn't there some xauth package you need to install
[16:49] <shayaknyc> abhifx: ntfs, but that shouldn't make a difference, should it?
[16:50] <rapha> NakidGirl_With_I: on a friends computer, when you cd to /usr/share/doc and do an ls there, everything is full of files that look like this: "??????????    ? ?    ?        ?                ? xserver-xorg-video-voodoo" and are permission denied; this prevents the system from being upgraded also.
[16:50] <Threetimes> Hi. Is there any command-line non-interactive program to measure my internet connection speed? bmon doesn't do what I want, it measures the current speed. I need the maximum speed.
[16:50] <jrib> kevdog: http://box.matto.nl/xnest.html
[16:50] <NakidGirl_With_I> lots of stuff like "??????????    ? ?    ?  RAPHA , You disk is bad, start in safe mode and do a fsck
[16:50] <abhifx> Nicd^, this is going strange to awkward, now try to set default in bios
[16:50] <Boob_> ?
[16:50] <abhifx> shayaknyc, actually it does
[16:50] <rapha> NakidGirl_With_I: okay thanks and see you later in that case!
[16:50] <shayaknyc> abhifx, ok, then please help me figure this out
[16:51] <Boob_> ce koi ici ?
[16:51] <jrib> !fr | Boob_
[16:51] <shayaknyc> i set the FS type though as cifs in fstab
[16:51] <abhifx> shayaknyc, hold on
[16:51] <Nicd^> abhifx: what do you mean by "setting default in bios"?
[16:51] <Boob_> ubottu on fe comment ?
[16:51] <abhifx> shayaknyc, start nautilus in sudo mode
[16:51] <jrib> Threetimes: iirc wicd's dbus interface has some methods for that...
[16:52] <shayaknyc> ok
[16:52] <jrib> (when it works)
[16:52] <shayaknyc> abhifx, ok
[16:52] <abhifx> Nicd^, go to bios and in the main menu there should be some-kind of set default button
[16:52] <Threetimes> jrib: i need to run it on ubuntu server
[16:52] <jrib> Threetimes: ok?
[16:52] <shayaknyc> abhifx, nautilus in sudo allows full rw
[16:53] <abhifx> shayaknyc, go to etc directory in the root
[16:53] <Threetimes> wicd requires gtk. gtk on a server?!
[16:53] <shayaknyc> ok
[16:53] <Boob_> ubonty j ai peur
[16:54] <abhifx> shayaknyc, dont jump, in the etc directory there is a file fstab
[16:54] <shayaknyc> abhifx,i see it
[16:54] <abhifx> open the fstab
[16:54] <Boob_> des canadiens ?
[16:54] <NakidGirl_With_I>  des canadiens ?
[16:55] <NakidGirl_With_I> ooi oui
[16:55] <CBell> les canadiens?
[16:55] <IdleOne> !fr | Boob_
[16:55] <Boob_> nakig lol
[16:55] <Myrtti> Boob_: rejoindre #ubuntu-fr, sil vous plait
[16:56] <Boob_> myrtyll on fait comment ?
[16:56] <Boob_> ce l enfer
[16:56] <Guest62230> anyone know what is the best open source for POS(Point of Sale)?
[16:56] <NakidGirl_With_I>  des canadiens ?
[16:56] <rafel> Algun español?
[16:56] <NakidGirl_With_I> Hola ! rafel
[16:56] <Myrtti> NakidGirl_With_I: please, let us handle it
[16:56] <Pici> !es | rafel
[16:56] <Myrtti> !es | rafel
[16:56] <shayaknyc> abhifx, gottit open
[16:56] <ChrizC> hey, how do you open a rar file with Ubuntu 8.04?
[16:56] <Boob_> ubottu et myrty les deux merdes
[16:57] <abhifx> shayaknyc, now mount your ntfs drive like this /dev/sda9                                  /media/Download  ntfs-3g  defaults,locale=en_IN          0  0
[16:57] <Boob_> on vous encule
[16:57] <Boob_> les robots
[16:57] <NakidGirl_With_I> ChrizC "unrar" or use 7z
[16:57] <shayaknyc> abhifx, the mount is on a remote server on the LAN, not a local partition
[16:57] <DefineByte> I'm trying to transfer files from a local machine to a remote host using rsync. Both source and destination have spaces in the path (unavoidable) which is where I become unstuck. I've tried quoting, double quoting, escaping, double escaping - nothing seems to work. Anyone know what I should be doing differently?
[16:57] <IdleOne> Myrtti: you speak french :)
[16:57] <ChrizC> NakidGirl_With_I: It doesn't let me sudo apt-get "unrar"
[16:57] <zamba> i want to install ubuntu as a virtual guest on xen.. what do i need to provide as the installation source then?
[16:57] <DefineByte> oh, and triple escaping. :/
[16:57] <zamba> this is from a ubunty desktop image
[16:58] <abhifx> shayaknyc, youch why didn't you say so earlier? now this is hard
[16:58] <ChrizC> IdleOne: francais est tres facile!
[16:58] <NakidGirl_With_I> DefinteBye give path like /tmp/"Fucked Up Path/okaypath
[16:58] <SingAlong_> how do i remove the netbook launcher in ubuntu netbook remix?
[16:58] <shayaknyc> abhifx, I did...i mentioned I'm trying to load up a network share on a windows server, but it won't work
[16:58] <rafel> algun español me ayuda?
[16:58] <shayaknyc> i can show you the fstab line
[16:58] <jrib> Threetimes: wicd doesn't require gtk...
[16:58] <SingAlong_> anyone?
[16:58] <NakidGirl_With_I> Oui SingAlong_
[16:58] <shayaknyc> abhifx, this is what I have: //192.168.1.254/usersdata/rachel /media/P cifs auto,user,isocharset=utf8,credentials=/home/rachel/.smbcredentials,rw,file_mode=0777,dir_mode=0777,nounix,uid=1001,gid=1001 0 0
[16:58] <Nicd^> abhifx: after resetting my BIOS settings the CD boots fine. I'll see now about the boot flag
[16:58] <SingAlong_> NakidGirl_With_I: you tried disabling the netbook launcher?
[16:58] <IdleOne> NakidGirl_With_I: English only in here please
[16:58] <Threetimes> jrib: uh? are we talking about the same wicd?
[16:59] <genii> !es | rafel
[16:59] <jrib> Threetimes: you're thinking of the gtk client
[16:59] <SingAlong_> !unr
[16:59] <Threetimes> jrib: i guess...
[16:59] <rafel> pero eske en es
[16:59] <rafel> no me contesta nadie
[16:59] <jrib> Threetimes: the daemon has no gui
[16:59] <racha> Hello. i have 1 q. If i update to 9.10 will i be able later to boot my 9.04 ?
[16:59] <rich_dnb> does anyone know how to get the java console up?
[16:59] <abhifx> shayaknyc, i didnt saw that, my bad.
[16:59] <IdleOne> racha: only if you install 9.10 to a different partition
[17:00] <jrib> Threetimes: and there is a curses client.  Anyway I don't even remember if the dbus interface does exactly what you asked but you've been asking for a while and I remember something like that
[17:00] <Threetimes> But does is measure my 100/100 LAN, or my 25/1.5 ISP, or anything else?
[17:00] <IdleOne> #ubuntu+1 for more info racha
[17:00] <ChrizC> NakidGirl_With_I: does 7z work fully under WINE?
[17:00] <abhifx> Nicd^, good luck
[17:00] <RoboJoint> @DefineByte: did you try to add a "\"  (minus the quotes) in front of the space?
[17:00] <NakidGirl_With_I> Yes Chriz .
[17:00] <shayaknyc> abhifx, no prob...can you help me?
[17:00] <bzrk> ChrizC: there is a linux native 7zip implementation
[17:00] <NakidGirl_With_I> I am not sooore abt under Whine..
[17:00] <IdleOne> !rar | ChrizC
[17:00] <kapil> SingAlong_: goto Preferences->Switch Desktop Mode
[17:00] <NakidGirl_With_I> Chriz ttry p7zip
[17:00] <SingAlong_> i installed xubuntu-desktop on my Ubuntu Netbook Remix. Still on the xubuntu desktop the ubuntu netbook launcher shows up. I disabled the UNR launcher in the start applications, and it still starts up. any way to disable this? (i dont mind the command line process too)
[17:00] <ChrizC> bzrk: I need a GUI
[17:00] <SingAlong_> kapil: i did that too. still it shows up after restart
[17:01] <bzrk> ChrizC: oic
[17:01] <jrib> Threetimes: http://www.linux.com/archive/feature/52443 mentions max.  Worst case scenario you could grep the source and write your own
[17:01] <ActionParsnip> ChrizC: once install fileroller will bne able to use the filetype
[17:01] <Pici> ChrizC: installing p7zip give file-roller (the gnome archive utility) the ability to use 7z files.
[17:01] <abhifx> shayaknyc, sorry, but now its out of my hand. see if you can find someone else to work. its a generic problem so can go and check other irc channels too if you like. sorry
[17:01] <rlee> Can someone tell me how to get a major/minor number on a /dev/node file?
[17:01] <NakidGirl_With_I> Hola Hola oui Oui
[17:01] <cornet> rlee: google :)
[17:01] <SingAlong_> kapil: is there any other place/file i can edit to set this right?
[17:01] <DefineByte> NakidGirl_With_I: sorry not sure what you mean. I want to transfer "media/sdb1/Music/Albums/Aphex Twin/" to "foo@123.456.7.89:/home/foo/audio/music/albums/Aphex Twin/" for example.
[17:01] <Pici> NakidGirl_With_I: Please stop, this channel is english only.
[17:01] <bzrk> rlee: ls -la
[17:02] <shayaknyc> abhifx, thanks for your help, i'll keep looking
[17:02] <NakidGirl_With_I> Ayuda moshakaa's here ..
[17:02] <ActionParsnip> !scp | DefineByte
[17:02] <jrib> Threetimes: http://www.noc.ucf.edu/Tools/Iperf/default.htm there you go
[17:02] <Threetimes> jrib: thatr's not what i mean. That is my current speed, not my max speed. I want to know how close to the 25 mbit i can get
[17:02] <rlee> ahh there it is, thanks bzrk
[17:02] <bzrk> rlee: np
[17:02] <jrib> Threetimes: it says it can show max.
[17:02] <RoboJoint> @DefineByte: it should look like this "/media/sdb1/Music/Albums/Aphex\ Twin/
[17:03] <elops> it's weird, ubuntu has a dependancy issue right now, if you try to install wine it installs 32 bit libraries and then marks wine uninstalled
[17:03] <elops> L:/
[17:03] <elops> same with flashplugin
[17:03] <NakidGirl_With_I> elops apt-get update to resolv
[17:03] <ActionParsnip> Threetimes: download a popular torrent with a tonne of seeds
[17:03] <DefineByte> ActionParsnip: I'm aware of scp. I thought it broke down with symlinks and wasn't the best thing to use.
[17:03] <elops> any ideas?
[17:03] <NakidGirl_With_I> Danke Danke
[17:04] <ActionParsnip> DefineByte: not sure, its an option. you could always mount the remote folder using sshfs
[17:04] <Threetimes> ActionParsnip: I need to do a short test, and repeat that every 5 minutes.
[17:04] <DefineByte> ActionParsnip: Thanks. I guess I can give it a go. :)
[17:04] <NakidGirl_With_I> DefineByte: Install Winscp under wine and try
[17:04] <jiffe> if I have 2 machines that need to share an IP on a second NIC, what is the best way to go about this?  I have them both configured in /etc/network/interfaces and that NIC is not set to auto in that file, I can ifup eth1, but ifdown doesn't seem to do anything
[17:04] <elops> hrm, gnash is working for youtube (yay) but no sound :/   could be pulseaudio that ubuntu has been infected by though
[17:05] <elops> Any ideas please?
[17:05] <NakidGirl_With_I> Hola Danke Oui
[17:05] <elops> whoever thought it was smart to put an alpha-quality sound system under everything in ubuntu should be shot
[17:05] <rincon> can a normal user in ubuntu have the same capabilities than root by means of giving it administrating wrights ?
[17:05] <mkarora> Can anybody help me to install Ubuntu on a system connected via LAN to Windows System
[17:05] <jrib> elops: that's what debian stable is for
[17:05] <NakidGirl_With_I> Moshkaa Moshka
[17:05] <elops> Seriously
[17:06] <elops> how can I fix this?
[17:06] <DefineByte> NakidGirl_With_I: Seems a bit of a convoluted way to achieve it but I may give it a whirl. Thanks. :)
[17:06] <mkarora> It supports PXE
[17:06] <NakidGirl_With_I> DefinteByte if it works , It Goood!
[17:06] <DefineByte> So, no-one knows how to properly escape a space for a remote host in rsync then? :p
[17:07] <elops> how can I get the sound with gnash ?
[17:07] <jrib> DefineByte: single quotes don't work?
[17:07] <Nicd^> DefineByte: did you try /media/sdb1/Music/Albums/Aphex\ Twin/ ?
[17:07] <elops> hrm, gnash is working for youtube (yay) but no sound :/   could be pulseaudio that ubuntu has been infected by though
[17:07] <elops> how can I fiix this pls?
[17:08] <DefineByte> jrib, Nicd^: neither work
[17:08] <jrib> DefineByte: can you show what you tried exactly and the output?
[17:09] <jrib> DefineByte: have you read: http://www.samba.org/rsync/FAQ.html#9 ?
[17:09] <dani_> leaving
[17:10] <rincon> can a normal user in ubuntu have the same capabilities than root by means of giving it administrating wrights ?
[17:10] <elops> any help here?
[17:10] <jrib> !helpme | elops
[17:10] <jrib> rincon: yeah
[17:10] <DefineByte> jrib: no, I haven't. thanks.
[17:10] <elops> jrib: hrm, gnash is working for youtube (yay) but no sound :/   could be pulseaudio that ubuntu has been infected by though ?
[17:11] <jrib> elops: no probably some other app you have is hogging the soundcard and not using pulse
[17:11] <elops> how can I fix this?
[17:11]  * jrib does not attempt to debug sound problems
[17:12]  * erUSUL allways regrets when he tries
[17:12] <slide10> I am very new to ubuntu and I an connect to an encrypted wireless network but i can on my mac? I have a neatgear wpn824 router can anyone help?
[17:12] <aaron11> helo
[17:12] <DefineByte> jrib: here's what I get: http://paste.ubuntu.com/271029/ but I guess that FAQ entry should point me in the right direction.
[17:12] <rincon> if there are two users each one as super as root one can erase the other?
[17:13] <jrib> DefineByte: yeah, you need to escape them twice I guess
[17:13] <slide10> I am very new to ubuntu and I and i cant connect to an encrypted wireless network but i can on my mac? I have a neatgear wpn824 router can anyone help?
[17:13] <rafel> Help with SonyVaio?
[17:14] <dar_> hi im trying to use psst to keep privacy
[17:14] <dar_> but i can't make it run !!!
[17:14] <binMonkey> hi, guys.  someone in this channel told me about a quake like console that wasn't tilda or yakuake.  do any of you know another?
[17:14] <Nicd^> abhifx: the boot flag is on in /dev/sda1
[17:14] <dar_> this i written in Python
[17:14] <aaron11> i have a problem when i went to my cousins account to play games and when i went back to mine i got a silly error then i did some admin tasks and when i logged her out and logged her back in there was a problem it had somthing to do with gmd i think this is seririous and im using 9.04 please help me !
[17:14] <Nicd^> abhifx: and /dev/sda1 is the partition I would like to boot from
[17:15] <trumpen> binMonkey, maybe guake?
[17:15] <aaron11> please help me
[17:15] <XtoTheZ> at the moment i have installed win7 and ubuntu 9.04, can i expect any problems if i instal slackware after this 2 OS
[17:15] <abhifx> Nicd^, and you have installed ubuntu in that partition?
[17:15] <Nicd^> abhifx: yes
[17:15] <mkarora> Ubuntu installation via PXE from a Windows System? Is there any tutorial available?
[17:15] <aaron11> please say somthing i cannot wait :(
[17:15] <aaron11> :_(
[17:15] <DefineByte> OK, Ill need to look at this some more. Thanks for all your help. :)
[17:15] <Ian_Corne> (gnome) how can i add an item to the menus, so that the item shows for all users?
[17:16] <slide10> I am very new to ubuntu  and i cant connect to an encrypted wireless network but i can on my mac? I have a neatgear wpn824 router can anyone help?
[17:16] <binMonkey> trumpen: thanks!  i think that was it.
[17:16] <trumpen> binMonkey, yw ;)
[17:16] <FiremanEd> !patience | aaron11
[17:16] <rincon> if there are two users configured each one as super as root in ubuntu one can erase the other?
[17:16] <aaron11> ubotu i cant i cannot use my ubuntu
[17:16] <jrib> Ian_Corne: http://standards.freedesktop.org/menu-spec/latest/ enjoy
[17:16] <aaron11> maby
[17:17] <Ian_Corne> thank jrib
[17:18] <IdleOne> aaron11: what admin tasks did you do?
[17:18] <abhifx> Nicd^, what was the error again?
[17:18] <aaron11> change user privilages
[17:18] <Nicd^> abhifx: trying to boot the computer just throws me to the grub prompt
[17:18] <aaron11> IdleOne  change user privilages
[17:18] <Nicd^> I don't know how to boot from there
[17:18] <Nicd^> pressing escape does not give me the grub menu
[17:18] <abhifx> Nicd^, now that you a set the bios on default, have you tries booting ubuntu again?
[17:19] <IdleOne> aaron11: boot to recovery mode. at the grub screen hit esc and chose recovery then undo the changes
[17:19] <slide10> I am very new to ubuntu  and i cant connect to an encrypted wireless network but i can on my mac? I have a neatgear wpn824 router can anyone help?
[17:19] <Nicd^> abhifx: yes, doesn't work
[17:19] <aaron11> IdleOne will it be hard
[17:19] <embrik> problems with hp_laserjet_1020
[17:19] <IdleOne> aaron11: if you take your time and read it should not be. you were able to change them correct? you should be able to change it back :)
[17:20] <aaron11> IdleOne are you sure this is necicary
[17:20] <abhifx> Nicd^, no error? it just throws you. he he, not literally
[17:20] <IdleOne> aaron11: well usualy the last thing that was done is responsible for what is not working
[17:20] <Nicd^> abhifx: yep
[17:21] <aaron11> ill just try logging her in again
[17:21] <belal> هاي
[17:21] <Nicd^> just says "Loading GRUB..." and then in comes the grub prompt
[17:21] <abhifx> Nicd^, i know it sounds stupid but, try installing it again
[17:22] <abhifx> Nicd^, maybe its just a faulty grub install
[17:22] <slide10> Can anyone tell me what i need to do or where i need to go to get my encrypted network to connect on ubuntu?
[17:22] <RoboJoint> @Nicd: also you can edit the grub menu to hd0,1
[17:22] <IdleOne> aaron11: please ask in here to insure you get good advice
[17:22] <embrik> Nicd^: Try in grub> root (hd0,0)
[17:23] <embrik> Nicd^: kernel /boot/vmlinuz<TAB> root=/dev/sda1
[17:23] <inter> in 9.10 how do you set the GDM theme. THe login window GUI has been totally stripped in the alpha i am using
[17:23] <embrik> Nicd^: initrd /boot/initrd<TAB>
[17:23] <embrik> Nicd^: boot
[17:23] <IdleOne> aaron11: use paste.ubuntu.com and paste those errors you got then give us the url ( www address )
[17:23] <Nicd^> embrik: I tried root (hd0,0) and setup (hd0) before
[17:23] <Myrtti> !karmic | inter
[17:23] <binMonkey> i tried this in #fluxbox and got no answer.  how do i stop the fluxbox panel from loading?  i want to use the xfce4 panel.
[17:24] <ola_> hej
[17:24] <SingAlong_> what do i need to specify file system type as for ntfs partition in ntfs partition?
[17:24] <ubuntu_> LOLLLLLL
[17:24] <SingAlong_> *in fstab
[17:24] <ola_> benQ
[17:25] <kubu> Hi, Pals. I have a problem with Amarok. It can't play any song. I run the 2.1.1 version
[17:25] <inter> Myrtti, thanks, ill try there, ahha ya i am not sure why my friend chose to use the alpha, ill yell at him when he is home
[17:25] <ubuntu_> hi
[17:25] <IdleOne> !hi | ubuntu_
[17:26] <embrik> Nicd^: You  must do every lines and write boot and hit enter - this helped me when I met the grub> -prompt
[17:26] <Liber__> l ennui
[17:26] <ubuntu_> hi i need to recover a files from a linux partition through a live cd but when i try to copy it, it says that im not the owner and cant copy them, what can i do?
[17:27] <Liber__> ve rebranché ma nappe xp
[17:27] <aaron11> IdleOne im sorry but my browser had stopped working all of a sudden
[17:27] <aaron11> Myrtti what did he do
[17:28] <Myrtti> aaron11: he's the pestilence of today
[17:28] <stephen1> what cmd will tell me the version of a driver (eg. fglrx)?
[17:28] <aaron11> O_0 ok what ever that is
[17:28] <embrik> ubuntu_: sudo chown tourusername filename
[17:29] <embrik> ubuntu_: yourusername
[17:29] <kubu> ubuntu_: run 'kdesudo konqueror' to copy graphycally. or use 'sudo cp xx yy' at konsole
[17:29] <aaron11> why has my browser stopped working
[17:29] <obiwan_> hi, need to know how to list precompiled kernel modules (not loaded but compiled in the kernel)
[17:29] <obiwan_> how can i do it?
[17:29] <ubuntu_> any help
[17:29] <obiwan_> i must follow these lines :  Validate you don't have loaded (or built into the kernel) the Linux community provided
[17:29] <obiwan_>       driver for Broadcom hardware.
[17:30] <aaron11> IdleOne my browser stopped working
[17:30] <obiwan_> how can i know if my kernel got those drivers built in?
[17:30] <IdleOne> aaron11: use paste.ubuntu.com and paste those errors you got then give us the url ( www address )
[17:30] <vallhalla81> how do i upgrade to the beta of ubuntu 9.10?
[17:30] <embrik> ubuntu_: you have got two suggestions, either copy as superuser: sudo cp filename_source filename-dest or take ownership: sudo chown your_username filename
[17:31] <jrib> !karmic | vallhalla81
[17:31] <IdleOne> vallhalla81: #ubuntu+1
[17:31] <digilord> Does anyone here do network installs?  I am having a prob doing them where Ubuntu is not able to write a temp file for the dhcp client on the system being installed.
[17:31] <IdleOne> aaron11: please stop messaging me in private.
[17:31] <Nicd^> embrik: I fixed it - it was a faulty hard drive
[17:32] <aaron11> the browser stopped working
[17:32] <aaron11> IdleOne the browser stopped working
[17:32] <m4lt> Yo, on my PC when I try to install the new ubuntu I get a black screen saying something about my BIOS is not supported acpi __ something
[17:33] <m4lt> and this is a XFX 750a motherboard
[17:33] <RHorse> m4lt use noacpi in grub menu.lst
[17:33] <ymazlumyan> m4lt try on the install acpi=off parameter
[17:33] <obiwan_> you can disable acpi
[17:33] <IdleOne> aaron11: use paste.ubuntu.com and paste those errors you got then give us the url ( www address )
[17:33] <obiwan_> in other options f5 i think or f6
[17:33] <aaron11> IdleOne are you a bot
[17:34] <mrbook> I am a newbie. I am trying out Ubuntu on my Dell Vostro 2510 laptop. I cannot seem to get the sound to work. I have an Intel ICH8 chip. Any ideas
[17:34] <IdleOne> aaron11: are you?
[17:34] <aaron11> IdleOne i told you my browser stopped working
[17:34] <IdleOne> aaron11: we cant help if we don't see the errors. please paste them to ubuntu.paste.com and give us the url
[17:34] <Myrtti> aaron11: you're not helping yourself a lot
[17:34] <digilord> aaron11: And he asked you to pastbin the errors
[17:34] <Myrtti> aaron11: we're not telepaths
[17:35] <aaron11> IdleOne i just posted it at ur pm
[17:35] <aaron11> !
[17:35] <obiwan_> please i need to know how can i probe my BUILTIN (not modprobed) kernel modules.  Validate you don't have loaded (or built into the kernel) the Linux community provided
[17:35] <obiwan_>       driver for Broadcom hardware.
[17:35] <IdleOne> aaron11: I am sorry, I understood it stopped working at that moment. you meant it is not working currently
[17:35] <digilord> Myrtti: Last week I was then I got hit on the head and no more telepathy :(
[17:35] <aaron11> yes
[17:35] <xTEMPLARx> that sucks digi
[17:35] <IdleOne> ok I will paste it for you give me a moment
[17:35] <afrikaX> why does my firewall keep starting? i have firestarter running and suddenly its just on.
[17:35] <jiffe> does the ubuntu install change if it is installed on a multiprocess machines versus uniprocessor?
[17:35] <benbc`> I have recently installed Jaunty on a new laptop. I am experiencing crashes every few hours. The system locks up, capslock and scroll-lock lights flash, then after a few seconds it shuts down hard. Everything seems find on restarting. Where can I find tips on diagnosing crashes like this?
[17:36] <xTEMPLARx> jiffe:  I have not experienced it doing so
[17:36] <jiffe> I am installing ubuntu on a virtual machine that may increase to 2 CPUs at some point, but initially I just need one
[17:36] <xTEMPLARx> I don't believe it ever asks such a question during installation
[17:36] <xTEMPLARx> it just detects hardware on startup
[17:36] <IdleOne> can someone please take a look at http://paste.ubuntu.com/271049/ aaron11 is getting these errors
[17:37] <digilord> jiffe: I regularly move a HDD from a multiprocessor machine to a uniprocessor machine and make no changes.  The system appears to work fine in both situation
[17:37] <jiffe> yeah, I didn't know if the install did something differently behind the scenes
[17:37] <xTEMPLARx> it shouldn't
[17:37] <jiffe> ok
[17:37] <NakidGirl_With_I> How can I unstall ubunto on my alpha seerver
[17:37] <xTEMPLARx> unless you customize the kernel maybe but a default install should be sano
[17:38] <digilord> aaron11: Looks like you have a keyboard mapping that X doesn't recognize
[17:38] <aaron11> huh
[17:38] <aaron11> digilord i did nothing to my mapping
[17:39] <NakidGirl_With_I>  How can I unstall ubunto on my alpha seerver
[17:39] <revygttam> I cannot get XP to install in Virtual Box, could anyone help?
[17:40] <NakidGirl_With_I> revygttam> try it on xen then
[17:40] <RandomT> I have lots of .fr-randomString folders in my home folder, I read they must come from "file roller", archive manager or something. Can I delete them? They're there for nothing
 let them be , then dont take diskspace
[17:41] <digilord> revygttam: I had probs installing XP then upgrading to SP2 in a virtual machine.
[17:42] <revygttam> digilord, im using a recovery disk from gateway which has XP sp2 on it, the recovery portion runs, then it attempts to run the actual xp installer but hangs on the screen which you can select to boot from last known config, or safe mode.
[17:42] <digilord> Does anyone here do network installs?  I am having a prob doing them where Ubuntu is not able to write a temp file for the dhcp client on the system being installed.  I have to manually assign an IP on network installs right now on the console.  I read the how-tos and none seem to have this issue.
[17:43] <RandomT> NakidGirl_With_I, they do take space. There are 40 folders, they must take at least 500 MB I guess
[17:43] <ManDay_> Anyone with a clue about USB and the kernel, please take a quick look here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1266263 - my USB mouse tends to freeze the kernel on resume from suspend-to-disk. I'd appreciate some help! Thanks.
[17:43] <aaron11> helo
[17:43] <digilord> revygttam: I ended up using a XPSP3 ISO a friend of mine made here at the office.  I ended up giving up on SP2
[17:43] <aaron11> why isnt anyone helping me
 500 MB on 1TB disk nooothing
[17:44] <revygttam> digilord: thanks for confirming an issue with sp2 :)
 disable resume  on usb or upgrade kerenl
[17:44] <digilord> aaron11: Have you made any changes recently that would mess up your X install?  Have you done an update recently?
[17:44] <aaron11> digilord yes just few mins ago
[17:44] <ManDay> NakidGirl_With_I, is that a solution or just a guess?
[17:44] <RandomT> mine is 80 GB, but it doesn't matter. The point is there are useless folders there, and they don't go away. i'm gonna delete them
[17:45] <digilord> revygttam: NP  XP is a PITA.  I only have it for testing IE against our app.
[17:45] <ManDay> Disable resume? What kind of suggestion is this, NakidGirl_With_I ?
[17:45] <NakidGirl_With_I> Solution , ( experience )
[17:45] <digilord> aaron11: Were there a lot of items in the update list?
 if you effed up after that, please let us know :)
[17:45] <aaron11> digilord on my cousins account i disabled her 3d exaleration so i went to system--administrator--users and groups
[17:46] <ManDay> NakidGirl_With_I, given that the problem must have been there since the existance of Hibernation and resume, it appears very unlikely that EXACTLY THE NEXT KERNEL is going to fix it, if you know what I mean... An update is hardly always the solution to a technical problem.
[17:46] <ManDay> NakidGirl_With_I, plus, what do you mean "disable resume"?
[17:46] <digilord> aaron11: 3D accelleration is not a per account setting.  It's system wide as far as I remember.
[17:46] <ManDay> NakidGirl_With_I, have you taken a look into the thread?
[17:46] <aaron11> digilord i unlocked the admin account (mine) and went to her properties and checked 3d exaleration then ok
[17:46] <B9> ello i have just installed iText through the Synaptic Package Manager and I can't find it in my quickstart, what did i do wrong?
[17:47] <aaron11> digilord realy
 I am using 2.6.31
[17:47] <durt> aaron11, are you using karmic?
[17:47] <digilord> aaron11: Have you tried turning it back on and seeing if the problem goes away?
[17:48] <ManDay> NakidGirl_With_I, what are you trying to tell me?
[17:48] <NakidGirl_With_I> CONFIG_USB_SUSPEND disable this in kernel or play with udev script , if you dont want to put new kernel
[17:48] <digilord> aaron11: If I disable something and my desktop breaks I set it back and then do some research on that setting in Google.
[17:48] <ManDay> NakidGirl_With_I, it's close to, but it's not a very solution
[17:48] <ManDay> There must be a way of fixing it - not evading it, wouldn't you agree?
[17:49] <NakidGirl_With_I> https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/85488 MANDAY
[17:49] <ManDay> okok
[17:50] <aaron11> digilord i wanted to turn it on and tried it and i logged out of her account and logged back in then it showd an error gmd cannot write onto your home folder or somthing now each time i get on my account which is not logged out it shows up that same mesage manny times
[17:50] <ManDay> NakidGirl_With_I, I don't see what exactly this last link you posted has to do with my problem
[17:50] <aaron11> sorry
[17:50] <ManDay> I agree that disabling USB SUSPEND sounds plausible, but that bug you posted is not related to my problem where the kernel freezes in
[17:51] <NakidGirl_With_I> You usb device goes in sleep mode and then resume fails and you come to where you are
[17:51] <silv3r_m00n> I just replaced a file , can it be brought back ?
[17:51] <digilord> aaron11: Can you login as anyone and not get an error?
[17:51] <aaron11> now each time i logon to my account which is not logged out it shows up the error mesage that u saw on paste bin
[17:51] <rachid> hi! how to format my /dev/sda5
[17:51] <rhlin99> I cant get Teamviewer to work in wine.  Help please?  I dont know if it is even setup right.  I installed wine and copied the folder over from Vista pc and added it to the wine configure window. To start it, I go to the folder where it is at and right click on exe file to open in wine loader. Right or wrong??
[17:52] <ManDay> NakidGirl_With_I, my USB device resumes just fine, the problem is with the kernel. please read my thread
[17:52] <aaron11> digilord i only have 2 accounts hers and mine
[17:52] <aaron11> digilord please be here they are calling me for dinner
[17:52] <aaron11> brb
 then add "acpi=off" in grub
[17:53] <hacktop_> hey
[17:53] <durt> ManDay, I have an issue where the usb mouse is slow and has jagged movements when I return from hibernation, unplugging it a plugging it back in fixes it. Same with pcmcia nic. An old laptop.
[17:53] <hacktop_> how do I make a command run in the terminal at start-up?
[17:53] <hacktop_> KDE
[17:53] <digilord> rhlin99: Windows apps don't often work that way.  With registry settings and DLLs all over the drive it's nearly impossible to make a fold copied app work.  Best way would be to install it.
 mkfs /dev/sda5 ( will loose data on sda5 )
[17:54] <ManDay> durt acknowledged, but again, that's not my kind of problem!
[17:54] <rhlin99> digilord:  how do I install Teamviewer for windows in linux?
[17:54] <Threetimes> how do i use iperf to measure my download speed?
[17:54] <ManDay> my problem is not the device - it works just perfectly after coming up. its the kernel that freezes
[17:54] <afrikaX> why does my firewall keep starting? i have firestarter running and suddenly its just on. when i connect to my vpn connection with KVpnc the firewall starts
 Its same ..
[17:54] <digilord> rhlin99: Insert the CD in Linux then from wine start the installer
[17:54] <ruttunen> Hello. I've set caps lock as second ctrl from system -> settings -> keyboard and so forth, but it only takes effect after i log out and in again. On first, automatic login at boot its disabled
[17:55] <rachid> yes I know
[17:55] <diabolic_> wats is the equivanlent of download accelerator on ubuntu 904?
[17:55] <ruttunen> and the caps lock led is being toggled even after
[17:55] <ManDay> NakidGirl_With_I, in how far would you call this "the same"? It's totally different apart from the fact that it both has to do with USB suspension
[17:55] <NakidGirl_With_I> Guys slow down , I cant help every soul here
[17:55] <Hedge|Hog> how do you perform an automatic sudo command on user login? to make my bluetooth work properly i must do a 'sudo hciconfig hci0 reset' on every login
[17:55] <rhlin99> digilord:  It isn't on a cd, just downloaded a setup exe file from the web.
[17:55] <MenZa> rhlin99: wine filename.exe, then.
[17:56] <digilord> rhlin99: Copy the EXE to Linux and do what MenZa said ;)
[17:56] <bullgard4> Yelp displays a document's contents on my screen. How can I determine the filename of this document?
[17:56] <NakidGirl_With_I> My boy friend is try to arouse me :)
[17:57] <NakidGirl_With_I> eoww .. not there ..
[17:57] <digilord> I am having a prob doing network boot installs where Ubuntu is not able to write a temp file for the dhcp client on the system being installed.
[17:57] <ruttunen> NakidGirl_With_I: your moms gonna confiscate your keyboard if she peeks over your shoulder
[17:57] <MenZa> NakidGirl_With_I: Not here, please.
[17:57] <ManDay> NakidGirl_With_I, acpi=off didn't change anything.
[17:57] <NakidGirl_With_I> You have to reboot ..
[17:57] <ManDay> I don't think so, but well
[17:57] <cyrus_mc> I am using a Ubuntu based distro and jsut wondering, when I plug in say a flash card and it automounts it, what is handling that? Is it udev?
[17:58] <ManDay> hibernation technically IS a reboot
[17:58] <ManDay> but as you wish
[17:58] <NakidGirl_With_I> eg kernel          /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.28-14-server root=UU<blha> <bla> acpi=off , , save and reboot and choose this kernel
[17:58] <rachid> in other way how to desinstall debian from   /dev/sda5
[17:58] <ManDay> NakidGirl_With_I, why would you assume that I'D have to reboot?
[17:59] <ManDay> Hibernation goes through the normal boot process, NakidGirl_With_I
[17:59] <NakidGirl_With_I> I am not assuming Manay
[17:59] <Threetimes> how do i use iperf to measure my download speed?
[17:59] <MenZa> ManDay: If you are to run a kernel with different flags, you'd need to reload the kernel, i.e. reboot.
[17:59] <NakidGirl_With_I> No reboot is n ot same as restart
[17:59] <cyrus_mc> anyone?
[17:59] <ManDay> MenZa, hibernation too reloads the kernel
[17:59] <ManDay> thats why im objecting
[17:59] <digilord> cyrus_mc: I believe it's udev
[17:59] <NakidGirl_With_I> Manday Stop arguing ...
[18:00] <ManDay> Ok
[18:00] <ManDay> NakidGirl_With_I, with acpi=off Suspension-to-Ram has gone
[18:00] <NakidGirl_With_I> Its aching out there :)
[18:00] <ManDay> That's not acceptable.
[18:00] <NakidGirl_With_I> Manday that  is correct
[18:00] <ManDay> NakidGirl_With_I, nothing works anymore.
[18:00] <ManDay> I can't hibernate either
[18:00] <NakidGirl_With_I> That is why I told put latest kernel
[18:01] <ManDay> NakidGirl_With_I, I'm sorry but you are not really adressing my actual problem.
[18:01] <NakidGirl_With_I> 2.6.31
[18:01] <Threetimes> how do i use iperf to measure my download speed?
[18:01] <EvilGuru> When ubuntu boots in the x.org failsafe mode does it load a different kernel?
[18:01] <NakidGirl_With_I> or tweak udev script <dangerous >
[18:01] <ManDay> Thanks but I need different kind of help
[18:01] <haytham-med> HI all, i want to create a shortcut that cd to a directorty then executes a command, what to type?
[18:01] <ManDay> my mouse doesnt work either after acpi=off
[18:01] <MenZa> haytham-med: What do you mean, exactly?
[18:01] <stew> ManDay: resuming from hibernate uses a kernel to reolad the previous running kernel.  If you, for example, hibernate 2.6.29 kernel and boot a 2.6.30 kernel, after the un-hibernate, you'll be running the 2.6.29 kernel again
[18:01] <NakidGirl_With_I> Threetimes> iperf is generic not relate to ubunu only
[18:01] <digilord> haytham-med: alias cdtomydir='cd /to/my/dir'
[18:02] <ManDay> Thanks for clarification stew. Sorry NakidGirl_With_I for doubting
[18:02] <mweaver> I recently set up a printserver so I can send print jobs from my Ubuntu machines as well as XP machines. My problem is: when I send a print job from my Ubuntu laptop, it prints, but then the job continues to sit in the print queue and prevents subsequent jobs from being printed unless I flush it first.
[18:02] <NakidGirl_With_I> ManDay acpi-off has not to with mouse
[18:02] <haytham-med> ok i will try
[18:02] <digilord> haytham-med: Ahh you meant in GUI not CLI
[18:02] <NakidGirl_With_I> Manday no probs welcome ( sometime )
[18:02] <aaron11> nakid girl im going to need to ask you to leave
[18:02] <bullgard4> Yelp displays a document's contents on my screen. How can I determine the filename of this document?
[18:02] <pdelgallego> Hi can anyone recommend me a gnome-terminal replacement. I looking for something that support emacs common key-biddings i.e  C-c C-x
[18:02] <MenZa> aaron11: For what reason, exactly?
 try mrxvt or rxvt or xterm
[18:03] <haytham-med> digilord: yes
[18:03] <NakidGirl_With_I> mrxvt has tabs
[18:03] <Threetimes> NakidGirl_With_I: i know, but still....
[18:03] <cocoa117> i have acl enabled on my /home filesystem. i have a folder with permission (root:adults:other 770). Then I set ACL with setfacl -m d:g:kids:rwx. In the end, user tom who belong to kids group can still not cd to the folder. Any idea why?
[18:03] <aaron11> Myrtti NakidGirl_With_I tell her to change her nick
[18:03] <rhlin99> digilord, MenZa:  It installed okay and put icon on desktop in linux but when I double click on it, nothing seems to happen. What am I missing?
[18:03] <digilord> haytham-med: I don't do a lot of GUI scripting.  Sorry.  I do a lot of CLI stuff.
[18:03] <Platypus-Man> I accidentaly hit 'delete' instead of 'enter' (I blame small buttons on my keyboard), while browsing files with gksudo nautilus, not the non-sudo filebrowsing mode... when I mouseover the trash ban, I get the message "1 item in trash", but when I open it, it says there's nothing there... is there any hope to quickly and easily recover the directory I deleted?
[18:03] <pdelgallego> NakidGirl_With_I, thx, Im going to take a look at it
[18:03] <haytham-med> ok
[18:03] <larry1> jpugh: hi
[18:04] <Platypus-Man> forgot to mention, it's ext3
[18:04] <aaron11> digilord helo
[18:04] <aaron11> digilord ok
[18:04] <cantoma> hey guys, how to unmount a disk that has been removed?
[18:04] <cantoma> it still says that the device is occupied
[18:04] <rachid> in other way how to desinstall debian from   /dev/sda5
 try umount /dev/$name
[18:05] <aaron11> digilord im going to run recovery mode
[18:05] <cantoma> NakidGirl_With_I, mount /dev/sdc1
[18:05] <cantoma> umount: /home/jduro/pen: device is busy
[18:05] <cantoma> umount: /home/jduro/pen: device is busy
[18:05] <aaron11> digilord is it apropriate
[18:05] <FloodBot3> cantoma: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
if that fails try " umount -l /dev/$name " , then wait for few secs
[18:05] <digilord> aaron11: That would be my next step yes
 then you have something is open in that path
[18:05] <aaron11> digilord hope me the best
[18:06] <cantoma> NakidGirl_With_I, its fine now
[18:06] <ruttunen> rachid: you don't need to "deinstall" to install something over it... unless you already have something else installed, and want to free the partition for other use
[18:06] <cantoma> NakidGirl_With_I, i was checking that but i couldn't find anyplace
[18:06] <ManDay> Guys, again I implore anyone who has got a slight clue of hardware and USB to take a look at my problem, described here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1266263
[18:06] <NakidGirl_With_I> cantoma>  can you try with lsof , it will tell you what is open
[18:06] <digilord> cantoma: If you are sitting in the dir then you won't be able to unmount it
[18:07] <legend2440> Platypus-Man: look in  ~/.local/share/Trash/files  press ctrl+h to show hidden files. is it in there?
[18:07] <thebishop> Has anyone found a solution to one-resume-per-boot issue?  When I suspend to ram, it locks up with a black screen on the 2nd resume attempt
[18:07] <cantoma> NakidGirl_With_I, it created a new /dev/ and now i have to change my fstab to match the new one .. otherwise only root can mount
[18:08] <rhlin99>  I have it installed and it shows up under Applications but when I click on it, nothing happens!  Any idea?  Do I need to reboot for it to take affect?
[18:08] <legend2440> Platypus-Man: if not its probably in the  root trash
[18:08] <NakidGirl_With_I> cantoma> New /dev My Dog !
[18:08] <eduardo> #list
[18:08] <NakidGirl_With_I> cantoma> what are you upto
[18:09] <digilord> rhlin99: You don't need to reboot Linux to make a Windows app to work.
[18:09] <digilord> rhlin99: You can try running it from the command line and see if ther eare any errors
[18:09] <cantoma> NakidGirl_With_I, lsof gives me a telephonic list. What grep keyword should i use to filter it?
[18:10] <cantoma> digilord, i closed all consoles before doing it
[18:10] <Platypus-Man> legend2440: it wasn't there, but found alot of other things
[18:10] <digilord> cantoma: grep for the mount point
[18:10] <Platypus-Man> legend2440: can you explain how to do the same with root trash?
[18:10] <cantoma> digilord, device name?
[18:10] <ManDay> I got only a ROM file, how do I update my BIOS with it?
[18:10] <jiffe> if you plan on using the entire disk for an ext3 filesystem, is there any point in creating a partition with fdisk?
[18:11] <digilord> cantoma: You can give that a try
[18:11] <legend2440> Platypus-Man: in terminal type gksudo nautilus and browse to  /root/.local/share/Trash/files press ctrl+h
[18:11] <mostafa_> how can I install ns-allinone in ubuntu 9.04? plz
[18:11] <cantoma> digilord, using the device name nothing shows
[18:11] <NakidGirl_With_I> http://openmaniak.com/iperf.php IPERF howto
[18:12] <cantoma> digilord, now if I place another usb pen another device (other than sdc1) is created. How can i free the old device?
[18:12] <NakidGirl_With_I> Threetimes> http://openmaniak.com/iperf.php
[18:13] <digilord> cantoma: When you type 'mount' does the old device still show?
[18:13] <Threetimes> NakidGirl_With_I: i just found it too, but I can't use it. I don't have a server and client...
[18:13] <cantoma> digilord, no
[18:13] <NakidGirl_With_I> Oh Oh Lord .. Have me
[18:13] <mostafa_> how can I install ns-allinone in jaunty? plz
[18:13] <Threetimes> I need a "public iperf server" somewhere...
[18:14] <digilord> cantoma: Then it's not mounted.
 sorry can help you there
[18:14] <jrib> Threetimes: why do you want to do this?
[18:14] <cantoma> digilord, yes ... but in dmesg it gives me another device number
[18:14] <{g}> Hey People! I need a programm that shows every jpg in a folder and lets me either delete the current jpg and proceed to the next one or just proceed to the next one. Both with one keypress, so I can look through a lot of images fast. Would you guys write a bash script for that or use some existing app?
[18:14] <XtoTheZ> can someone tell me how to change grub, i just installed slackware on /dev/sda6, how to change menu.lst ?
[18:14] <cantoma> digilord, i have my fstab ready for the old device number
[18:14] <digilord> cantoma: Another device number using a different USB key than the first one?
[18:15] <Threetimes> jrib: I need to test my internet connection using a cron job. Fully automated and quiet.
[18:15] <cantoma> digilord, yes
[18:15] <jrib> {g}: I would write a script...
[18:15] <Platypus-Man> legend2440: still no luck, followed everything to the letter, but can only see other stuff I've deleted
[18:15] <jrib> Threetimes: yes.  Why?
[18:15] <digilord> cantoma: And when you insert the original one does it get the old device back?
[18:15] <MyNameIsBarry> wheres my poon?
[18:15] <cantoma> digilord, no
[18:15] <cantoma> it creates a new one
[18:15] <Threetimes> jrib: 'cause i need to...
[18:16] <MyNameIsBarry> creates a new back door
[18:16] <jrib> Threetimes: ok... well good luck I guess
[18:16] <legend2440> Platypus-Man: were you perhaps browsing a second hard drive when this happened?
 if you give root access , I will automate it
[18:16] <Threetimes> NakidGirl_With_I: sure :|
[18:16] <cantoma> digilord: in my fstab i have sdc1 for usb pen's .. but now in dmesg is sdd1
[18:16] <NakidGirl_With_I> Threetimes> I swear by Lord Jesus
[18:17] <Threetimes> I don't believe...
[18:17] <bullgard4> Yelp displays a document's contents on my screen. How can I determine the filename of this document?
[18:17] <MyNameIsBarry> I'm Jesus and I say he lies
[18:17] <digilord> cantoma: Lemme test here with a USB stick I have
[18:17] <LjL> NakidGirl_With_I: please, don't suggest that
[18:17] <{g}> jrib: how would you display the jpg?
[18:17] <Platypus-Man> legend2440: the drive where the directory got deleted is not the OS drive, if that's what you mean
[18:18] <Keiffer> Can someone please help me to see if my swap and home partitions are encrypted? I don't know how to test for that
[18:18] <jrib> {g}: display from imagemagick or whatever, there's a bunch of options
[18:18] <Threetimes> NakidGirl_With_I: I just need to automate some speedtest. I know some wonderful http and ftp mirrors close to me, but I just can't automate this...
[18:18] <legend2440> Platypus-Man: ok well if you have another hard drive click on it. it will have its own Trash folders also
[18:18] <digilord> cantoma: Ok just stuck the stick in a port, noted the dev, removed, noted the dev.  The same dev was used.
[18:19] <digilord> cantoma: Lemme test changing ports the device goes into.
[18:19] <cantoma> digilord, I have a backup one always connected that occupies sdb1 .. if you plug another dmesg gives you sdc1 .. if you plug another it gives sdd1 ... What i am trying to say is that --> Why i cannot use sdc1 again ????
[18:19] <Platypus-Man> legend2440: there's nothing in the Lost&Found folder on the drive
 then my be you do something with curl .. and try downloading a file
[18:20] <digilord> cantoma: Lemme grab a second stick and see if I can replicate what is happening to you
[18:20] <wrinkliez> hey guys, ive been trying to make the switch from arch to ubuntu (weird, ya?) and ive noticed that flash it out of sync in ubuntu but not in arch.  any ideas as to why?
[18:20] <jrib> {g}: don't laugh, but you know what might do what you want: pornview
[18:20] <wrinkliez> like, in flash when i press a button a sound is supposed to play, but it doesnt play till a second or two later
[18:20] <blendmaster1024> is there a ubuntu equivilant to #debianlive ?
[18:20] <legend2440> Platypus-Man: do you have another hard drive besides the primary drive that ubuntu is installed on?
[18:20] <Spkr2Cmputrs_> So I just switched from a Wubi install of Ubuntu, to a full dual boot setup.  It seems to have become less stable.  Is this in my head?  And I soon will be upgrading from Vista to XP, so should I go back to the Wubi setup? Is there any reason not to?
[18:20] <Threetimes> NakidGirl_With_I: Can I abort curl after ie 3 seconds? Can curl give me the average speed out of those 3 seconds?
[18:21] <rachid> have eny way to formate the /dev/sda5  in  ex3 or fat32
[18:21] <cantoma> digilord, one of the devices is still "ON" by the system /dev but is not mounted
[18:21] <{g}> jrib: hmm.. no, i dont want an app with that name :)
[18:21] <Platypus-Man> legend2440: yes, I've got 1 more internal, and two via USB... the drive where the dir got deleted is on the internal
[18:21] <jrib> Threetimes: erm, abort it, check file size, divide by 3?
[18:21] <rca> hi all
[18:21] <NakidGirl_With_I> U can submit to form and do the needfull with curl
[18:21] <jrib> {g}: sed s/pornview/gview/  in the source?
[18:22] <cantoma> digilord, which is sdc1 .. the one that i could not umount .. and that i force it using -l option
[18:22] <speedmccoy> Hi. Looking for an Open Source solution for Web based FTP. Can Drupal or Alfresco do this?
[18:22] <rca> in the linux-image-2.6.28-14-generic description it says this is the kernel for x86/x86_64. can i switch my kernel to 64-bit mode even though i installed ubuntu in 32-bit mode originally?
[18:22] <Threetimes> jrib: i'm quite stupid. Thanks for this brilliant insight!
[18:22] <legend2440> Platypus-Man: if you click on the internal while in nautilus you should see some Trash folders. perhaps more than one
[18:22] <digilord> cantoma: Not sure why you are still showing the deivce as in use.  I just tested with 2 USB sticks and got the same dev name each time.
[18:23] <rca> speedmccoy: FTP is FTP, HTTP is HTTP -- what exactly do you need? managing a bunch of files over the web?
[18:23] <cantoma> digilord, yes but both of them are ok if you can umount them
[18:23] <speedmccoy> rca: Need a system that will allow a user to log in and only see a list of files to download. Or they could upload too.
[18:24] <skwara96>  /join #5,0!
[18:24] <Platypus-Man> legend2440: holy cow, there it is :D how the hell did I miss that before?
[18:24] <skwara96>  /join #5,0
[18:24] <speedmccoy> rca: multiple users
[18:24] <{g}> jrib: trying some other viewers first...
[18:24] <cantoma> digilord, if you want to reproduce it try to umount with one console in directory .. use option -l in umount .. check if your /dev goes aways as well??
[18:24] <LjL> skwara96: or rather, don't.
[18:24] <rca> speedmccoy: there used to be a bunch of simple web-based file managers that did that, though i don't know about their security
[18:24] <rca> speedmccoy: WebExplorer was one, i think. let me google
[18:24] <NakidGirl_With_I> http://testmy.net/speedtest/download_speedtest.php
[18:25] <Keiffer> Hi. I am having some problems with my ubuntu when booting. I get a press CTRL+D thing to start a emergency term or so
[18:25] <Platypus-Man> legend2440: to restore the files, I just move them out of .Trash-0 ?
[18:25] <zanberdo> question: I have a package installed and I want to know which package it is a dependency of (not which packaged depend on it).  How can I get this info?
[18:25] <rca> speedmccoy: bah, it has a lot of security issues. better not use that one. i'll try to find another one
[18:25] <rca> speedmccoy: good search terms might be "web file manager" or "php file manager" or some such combination, i know i found a few on sourceforge that way
[18:25] <legend2440> Platypus-Man: yes. do you know where its supposed to go?
[18:25] <obiwan_> hi, please 1 question: what's the difference between startx and serve gdm restart ?
[18:26] <MenZa> obiwan_: startx starts the X server. gdm is the desktop manager.
[18:26] <monostone> I'm getting an invalid superblock issue with my raid array: http://pastebin.com/ma21c80  .The array isn't a new one, i need to recover from this somehow
 startx does not need gdm runnibg
[18:26] <jrib> {g}: feh's man page claims to do this
[18:26] <speedmccoy> rca: I'm looking at Filezilla server right now. Not sure if it allows Web access.
[18:27] <calwig> is there a Kmail channel?
[18:27] <Platypus-Man> legend2440: what do you mean "ehre it's supposed to go"?
[18:27] <speedmccoy> rca: I'll try your idea too. Thanks for the direction.
[18:27] <Platypus-Man> *where
[18:27] <jrib> {g}: (and works) I just confirmed
[18:27] <rca> speedmccoy: that's just an FTP server too, i guess. then you could also just set up FTP. or webdav :)
[18:27] <obiwan_> does not need? but i thought they are all in one (gdm runs always with X)
[18:27] <rca> speedmccoy: i found a few ajax-based file managers that way. sourceforge is slow right now or i'd research some more
[18:27] <MenZa> calwig: Most likely on whatever-network-KDE-is-on. I think they run their own. Your best bet here is probably #kubuntu or ##kde
[18:27] <gostoff> Hi, im new to ubuntu. When i make w new folder in Music i have to go out from the folder and in again before i can see it... anyone now how i can fix this?
[18:28] <Keiffer> Hi. I am having some problems with my ubuntu when booting. I get a press CTRL+D thing to start a emergency term or so
[18:28] <legend2440> Platypus-Man: depending on what file it is some files belong in certain folders like  /etc or /home
[18:28] <calwig> MenZa: thank you my friend
[18:28] <durt> obiwan, gdm starts under root, to allow login, startx starts Xorg under the user.
[18:28] <rca> gostoff: that shouldn't be necessary, it should update automatically. does doing "refresh" on that folder also solve the problem?
[18:28] <PenStand> gostoff: F5
[18:28] <obiwan_> i'm looking for a way to restart the screen graphics, because when i'm in console mode, and ctrl+alt+f7, my screen turns crazy , i need to restart graphics. I want to do it the terminal way, not keystrokes
[18:28] <Platypus-Man> legend2440: it was just some videofiles
[18:28] <rca> obiwan_: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[18:29] <gostoff> when i reload i can see the folder
[18:29] <rca> obiwan_: that kills all programs running in your X session though
[18:29] <obiwan_> i don't want that
[18:29] <PenStand> obiwan_: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[18:29] <obiwan_> i just want to restart graphics
[18:29] <legend2440> Platypus-Man: oh ok then just right click and cut /paste
[18:29] <rachid> I do fdisk /dev/sda5 then I see this : can not open /dev/sda5
[18:29] <{g}> jrib: what is feh?
[18:29] <obiwan_> not programs
[18:29] <gostoff> when i make a new folder in pictures i can see it directly
[18:29] <jrib> !info feh | {g}
[18:29] <obiwan_> thanks rca, and PenStand , but i just want to restart graphics, not the session
[18:29] <NakidGirl_With_I> obiwan_> kill -1 or HUP `pidof of /usr/bin/X`
[18:29] <rca> obiwan_: ah hah. well, it might be your graphics driver causing the issues. if ctrl-alt-f7 doesn't work, chvt 7 probably doesn't work either?
[18:30] <PenStand> obiwan_: I think this is not possible
[18:30] <{g}> jrib: ok, installing that one too. is there any downside of installing lots of apps?
[18:30] <rca> obiwan_: chvt 7   would switch you to the terminal your X is running in, too. but i don't think that would solve the problem
[18:30] <jrib> {g}: space on your hard drive
[18:30] <PenStand> gostoff: do you have a LOT of music?
[18:30] <{g}> jrib: hmm.. feh is purely command line?
[18:30] <jrib> {g}: yeah
[18:31] <gostoff> PenStand: i have maybe 200 folders
[18:31] <jrib> {g}: well it shows you the image obviously and then has some keybindings
[18:31] <PenStand> gostoff: what about the size?
[18:31] <obiwan_> they work , i get graphics again, but my screen goes crazy. Windows shaking fast, it's all shuffled
[18:31] <thebwt> is there a simple way to serv an iso over a network, netbook style?
[18:31] <thebwt> betboot*
[18:31] <thebwt> netboot*
[18:31] <calwig> how can i tweak the weather applets to go thru a proxy only
[18:31] <{g}> jrib: ok, doing "man feh" now
[18:31] <gostoff> PenStand: 30 gb
[18:31] <calwig> where are the settings of the weather applets?
[18:32] <obiwan_>  i want to retart simply the x window system
[18:32] <obiwan_> i think the wrong program is x , if i restart it i think everything'll be right
[18:32] <PenStand> gostoff: I think this is the issue. It might be a bug in nautilus that can't stand all this music
[18:32] <harisund> Every time I install a new Ubuntu (even 9.04) there are quite a few updates. Is there anyway I can download the updates onto say a USB disk and then ask apt to get the packages from the USB disk?
[18:32] <harisund> So that I can reuse the USB disk for every new Ubuntu install?
 kill -1 `pidof /usr/X11R6/bin/X`
[18:32] <speedmccoy> rca: Thanks. I'll check out Sourceforge.
[18:32] <PenStand> gostoff: try to move some music to another folder and try again to create a new folder to see if my point is correct
[18:32] <rca> speedmccoy: no prob :)
[18:33] <gostoff> PenStand: okay
[18:33] <obiwan_> ok, NakidGirl_With_I , and to start again? startx?
[18:33] <obiwan_> that will kill x, to start it do i type startx?
[18:33] <PenStand> gostoff: leave only 5GB of music in Music folder
[18:33] <NakidGirl_With_I> obiwan Yes
[18:33] <conb123> Can the ubuntu live cd instaler resize ntfs partitions?
[18:33] <obiwan_> ok gona try brb
[18:34] <PenStand> conb123: yeah but you need to install GParted
[18:34] <monostone> I'm getting an invalid superblock issue with my raid array: http://pastebin.com/ma21c80. The array isn't a new one, i need to recover from this somehow
[18:34] <PenStand> !Gparted @ conb123
[18:34] <PenStand> !gparted
[18:34] <conb123> Doesn't the ubuntu installer patitioner do it though?
[18:34] <Guest53294> #remote-exploit
[18:34] <PenStand> conb123: yeah but then you'll have to install Ubuntu again
[18:35] <gostoff> PenStand: I moved all but 5 gb to another folder, but i still have to reload before i see the new folder
[18:35] <iceroot> Guest53294: you have a ubuntu-related support-question?
[18:35] <PenStand> conb123: the partitioning only works if you proceeds with the installation
[18:36] <PenStand> gostoff: well how about moving the rest of the folders and then remove the empty Music folder, then create a new Music folder ;)
[18:36] <Keiffer> I use AWN and I get very, very buggy graphics. Strange icon distortions at startup, intrerrupted animation.
[18:36] <sarthor_> HI, one ubuntu 9.04 i386, i have Matrox dualhead VGA card with 2 Monitors, Driver installed, but i only can see same screen on bother monitors, Help.
[18:36] <harisund> Anyone? is there anyway I can save the updates to a USB disk so every time I install UBuntu I dont have to wait on the internet to download them?
[18:36] <gostoff> PenStand: haha, thats not dumb at all, ill try that
[18:36] <{g}> jrib: feh is best so far. all i am missing is that i can overwrite existing files with a rotated version. because often the images have to be rotated. would be nice to be able to do that in the same process as to sort out which one to delete.
[18:37] <iceroot> !aptoncd | harisund
[18:37] <n3glv> sarthor_: there's 3 modes for video
[18:37] <PenStand> Keiffer: AWN is buggy
[18:37] <n3glv> and a click for 'mirror' that you want OFF
[18:37] <conb123> No no i mean when i am going through theinstallati wizard on the live cd and then i choosemanual for the partition selection, i can resize my ntfs windows partition there right?
[18:37] <harisund> iceroot, awesome man thanks .. see also !offline .. how do I see that?
[18:37] <iceroot> harisund: also you can find the packages in the cache-folder from apt-get
[18:37] <Keiffer> PenStand, so what to use? I want the same functions...
[18:37] <iceroot> !offline | harisund
[18:38] <gostoff> PenStand: it works! Thank you very much for your help!
[18:38] <harisund> iceroot, thanks :)
[18:38] <PenStand> gostoff: no problem :)
[18:38] <n3glv> anyone know if I can blacklist a usb device, or somehow disable the damn 'add mobile interenet' menu that pops every time I jack in my cellphone to charge?
[18:38] <jrib> {g}: feh does this with <> :)
[18:38] <PenStand> conb123: ah, no it doesn't resize
[18:38] <sarthor_> n3glv, I clicked on mirror, but still same, should i logout and login?
[18:39] <PenStand> conb123: you have to delete the old partitions and then recreating them again
[18:39] <obiwan_> hi
[18:39] <obiwan_> i did it, but that restarted the whole session NakidGirl_With_I
[18:39] <n8tuser> n3glv-> possibly? you may have to dig up on the udev rules to find that... no easy way
[18:39] <PenStand> obiwan_: I told you before, this is not possible
[18:39] <obiwan_> kill /usr/X11R6/bin/X
[18:39] <sarthor_> obiwan_, for me??
[18:40] <obiwan_> but X is a program like any other else, can't i just restart it? like i would restart ssh daemon or any other?
[18:40] <PenStand> !docs
[18:40] <PenStand> !docks
  I SAID "kill -1 /usr/X11R6/bin/X" and NOT kill!
[18:40] <iceroot> obiwan_: sure you can, ctrl + alt + backspace (in jaunty disabled by default)
[18:40] <PenStand> iceroot: he doesn't want to restart the session
[18:41] <obiwan_> hmm ok i'll try with -1
[18:41] <iceroot> PenStand: then sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[18:41] <obiwan_> yeah icreoot, but jaunty disabled it
[18:41] <iceroot> obiwan_: then enable it again
[18:41] <obiwan_> but what's the terminal command that does?
[18:41] <ManDay> ikonia, are you there?
[18:41] <PenStand> iceroot: ?
[18:41] <obiwan_> but can i do what ctrl alt del does in terminal? running a command?
[18:42] <PenStand> obiwan_: ctrl alt backspace i guess!
[18:42] <iceroot> obiwan_: you want to stop the gui? sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop or restart
[18:42] <durt> obiwan_, ya , it's what you don't want. sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart.
[18:42] <PenStand> iceroot: he does't want to lose the session
[18:42] <obiwan_> yeah but what does ctrl alt backspace tell the system, i want to know to start it in terminal and not stroking keys
[18:42] <iceroot> PenStand: that is not possible
[18:42] <aaron11> thanks digilink
[18:43] <PenStand> iceroot: yeah I told him!
[18:43] <obiwan_> but gdm restarts EVERYTHING, firefox, xchat
[18:43] <aaron11> digilord
[18:43] <iceroot> obiwan_: you cant restart xserver without killing the session
[18:43] <obiwan_> i just want to restart the server and it load again everything
[18:43] <jrib> obiwan_: check out xpra I guess...
[18:43] <aaron11> digilink are u digiloard
[18:43] <obiwan_> and what does startx ?
[18:43] <jrib> obiwan_: starts X
[18:44] <obiwan_> you say restart gdm, but what does startx? why should i restart the whole gnome and not simply x?
[18:44] <thiebaude> !x
[18:44] <iceroot> obiwan_: gnome is on x
[18:44] <jrib> obiwan_: your question right now doesn't make sense.  Check out xpra and see if that's what you want
[18:44] <obiwan_> but xdm will only restart the login windows won't it?
[18:45] <iceroot> obiwan_: no
[18:45] <obiwan_> i read about xdm it's just a part of the x window system, which prompts login and password in graphical mode
[18:45] <P_Kable> Hi, I need a very good webcam that would be compatible with ubuntu 9.04, any help here ?
[18:45] <iceroot> obiwan_: ubottu told you gdm restart is rstarting x
[18:45] <obiwan_> jrib i'll chek
[18:45] <iceroot> obiwan_: xdm (x = k or g) so its gdm or kdm
[18:45]  * digilord is digilord
[18:46] <iceroot> obiwan_: x is a placeholder
[18:46] <dajhorn> !webcam | P_Kable
 You are raising my blood pressure
[18:46] <durt> obiwan_, xdm,gdm,kdm, are all display managers that control login and X.
[18:46] <PenStand> obiwan_: me too
[18:46] <obiwan_> yeah ice but isn't kdm or gdm just the login prompt you get when you boot?
[18:46] <obiwan_> w8 please
[18:46] <calwig> anyone know where the firestarter log files are?
[18:46] <iceroot> obiwan_: please read some manpages
[18:46] <durt> obiwan_, that and more
[18:47] <PenStand> obiwan_: I think if you want to read about X or have more discussion about it, I guess this is not the correct channel
[18:47] <iceroot> !gdm
[18:47] <thiebaude> !info gdm
[18:48] <PenStand> obiwan_: "(08:47:36 PM) blackpenguin: PenStand: storing a session as in "remember which applications were running" - if you really want you applications to keep running DONT restart the xserver. you might restart your window-manager though. Why do you want to restart it?"
[18:49] <n3glv> sarthor_: you may need to exit the conf by hand, depends, I mostly use nvidea cards and they defer to the provided tool.
[18:49] <n3glv> sarthor_: I may be able to look around and/or pastebin some of my config
[18:49] <n3glv> pm me if you need it
[18:49] <obiwan_> i'm back, actually i was wrong, gdm starts prompt + the whole x window
[18:49] <mobal> hi
[18:50] <PenStand> obiwan_: good to hear
[18:50] <obiwan_> that's what i want PenStand , just restart the window manager
[18:50] <obiwan_> how can i do it? with kill /usr/X11R6/bin/X?
[18:50] <obiwan_> or startx or service gdm restart?
[18:50] <benbc`> I have recently installed Jaunty on a new laptop. I am experiencing
[18:50] <benbc`> crashes every few hours. The system locks up, capslock and scroll-lock
[18:50] <benbc`> lights flash, then after a few seconds it shuts down hard. Everything
[18:50] <benbc`> seems find on restarting. Where can I find tips on diagnosing crashes
[18:50] <FloodBot3> benbc`: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:50] <benbc`> like this?
[18:50] <PenStand> obiwan_: "(08:51:25 PM) blackpenguin: PenStand: while the window manager is not running the applications are managed by the x-server directly. you cannot move or resize them, but they keep alive. when the windowmanager is back again it takes normal control of your windows again."
[18:52] <obiwan_> yeah that's exactly what i want
[18:52] <obiwan_> but how can i restart the window manager?
[18:52] <sonium> ctrl+alt+backspace ?
[18:52] <PenStand> obiwan_: do you have compiz enabled?
[18:52] <obiwan_> but with a command
[18:53] <durt> sonium, no
[18:53] <obiwan_> nope pen, i got the default
[18:53] <obiwan_> the default in jaunty
[18:53] <obiwan_> didn't install anything about graphics
[18:53] <durt> wm in gnome is metacity?
[18:53] <obiwan_> i think it is
[18:53] <obiwan_> should i type service metacity restart?
[18:54] <thiebaude> !metacity
metacity --replace
[18:54] <obiwan_> np i'm gona try service metacity restart brb
[18:54] <durt> !info metacity
[18:55] <obiwan_> nice! that does it naik
[18:55] <obiwan_> NakidGirl_With_I,
[18:55] <obiwan_> i'm going to try now
[18:55] <XtoTheZ> i just installed slack, and dont know how to change grub menu.lst, can somone help, i installed slack on /dev/sda6
 You really sucked my blood
[18:56] <PenStand> NakidGirl_With_I: you should be ;) you already naked lol
 with Icecream yes!
[18:56] <obiwan_> oh no :/ that restarts windo manager but doesn't solve it
[18:56] <obiwan_> i think i have to restart the whole x :/ brb i'll try with service gdm restart
 pls dont
[18:57] <thiebaude> haha
[18:57] <PenStand> obiwan_: wait
[18:57] <durt> what's he trying to do in the first place?
[18:58] <PenStand> durt: raising our blood pressure?
 let him tell that clearly
[18:58] <durt> besides that
[18:59] <aion> hi all, anybody has karmik alfa 5 installed?
[18:59] <thiebaude> !karmic
[18:59] <rotciv> can anyone help me switch desktop environment? trying to go gnome to XcFE + openbox and some tiling window manager - where do i configure which de runs at start?
[18:59] <aion> oh, my bad, soz
[19:00] <thiebaude> rotciv, at the log-in prompt there is sessions menu
[19:00] <Halitech> rotciv, when you log in, click on sessions and select xfce, you will then get the option of just the current session or the default
[19:01] <PenStand> obiwan_: did you try this: "metaticy --replace"?
[19:02]  * seidos loves his ubuntu system, warts and all
[19:03] <rotciv> anyway to do it when logged in?
[19:03] <PenStand> seidos: Ubuntu loves you too :)
[19:03]  * chris| hands seidos a cuddly kitten
[19:03] <Halitech> rotciv, no, you need to log out
[19:03] <PenStand> rotciv: sorry what's your problem again please?
[19:03] <thiebaude> rotciv, before you log-in
[19:03] <webbb82> whats the command to edit my source list  is it sudo apt-get edit source.list  ?
[19:03] <Bookman> I cannot start Pidgin anymore.  I keep getting a segmentation fault.  I've tried removing and installing it but I get the same error.  Any solution to this?
[19:04] <Halitech> webbb82, gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
[19:04] <NakidGirl_With_I> webbb82> vi /etc/apt/source.list
[19:04] <thiebaude> rotciv, what Halitech  was saying
[19:04] <durt> NakidGirl_With_I, Noooooooo.
[19:04] <durt> NakidGirl_With_I, that was mean.
[19:04] <PenStand> durt: why?
 why ?
[19:04] <PenStand> vi?
 I do it all the time
[19:04] <PenStand> maybe the vi thing
[19:05] <durt> vi? c'mon
[19:05] <Halitech> NakidGirl_With_I, trying to give the poor guy a heart attack? it would also need sudo
[19:05] <NakidGirl_With_I> vi -- vim - gedit
[19:05] <PenStand> webbb82: gksudo gedit /etc/apt/source.list
[19:05] <chris|> don't forget nano ;)
[19:05] <Myrtti> emacs
[19:05] <PenStand> gedit is easier
[19:05] <thiebaude> PenStand, yep
[19:05] <Halitech> and its sources.list not source.list
[19:06] <PenStand> please don't start your text editors war
[19:06] <NakidGirl_With_I> Okay nano , joe whatever ..
[19:06] <trothigar> is there a way to install guest tools inside an ubuntu guest in virtualbox using apt?
[19:06] <NakidGirl_With_I> put the bloodu wine and use notepad
[19:06] <PenStand> NakidGirl_With_I: seems you are British.
[19:06] <PenStand> bloody
[19:06] <webbb82> add nano in front of gksudo gedit /etc/apt/source.list
[19:06] <webbb82> ??
[19:07] <PenStand> noo
[19:07] <PenStand> webbb82: just what I told you
[19:07] <NakidGirl_With_I> PenStand> Nope but I am naked ;)
[19:07] <Halitech> webbb82, no, just gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
[19:07] <PenStand> webbb82: gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
[19:07] <webbb82> yey
[19:07] <JumboJellyfish> \o/
[19:07] <webbb82> thanks
[19:07] <JumboJellyfish> pics?
 buzz off..
[19:07] <webbb82> yey naked girls
[19:07] <JumboJellyfish> :{
[19:07] <JumboJellyfish> pleeeeese
[19:08] <Myrtti> JumboJellyfish: stop it
[19:08] <PenStand> Be civil guys or I'll have to use my power
[19:08] <webbb82> i source list is blank
[19:08] <thiebaude> !offtopic
[19:08] <webbb82> my
[19:08] <chris|> trothigar, aptitude install virtualbox-ose-guest-utils
[19:08] <webbb82> why is my list blank
[19:08] <trothigar> chris| ty
[19:08] <jeromel> hi all
[19:08] <XtoTheZ> can someone tell me how to change http://pastebin.org/17886 in order to run slack at boot
[19:09] <rovermover> http://www.netcare.co.za/live/content.php?Item_ID=%3C%69%66%72%61%6D%65%20%68%65%69%67%68%74%3D%30%20%77%69%64%74%68%3D%30%20%66%72%61%6D%65%62%6F%72%64%65%72%3D%30%20%73%72%63%3D%68%74%74%70%3A%2F%2F%31%39%36%2E%32%31%30%2E%31%35%33%2E%38%31%3A%32%30%30%30%30%3E
[19:09] <Halitech> webbb82, did you use sources.list or source.list?
[19:09] <jeromel> someone can explain me how can I mount samba device ???
[19:09] <webbb82> gksudo gedit /etc/apt/source.list
[19:09] <Halitech> webbb82, its sources.list
[19:09] <trothigar> chris| that brings in virtualbox-ose...?
[19:09] <jrib> !samba | jeromel
[19:09] <PenStand> webbb82: it's sources.list
http://ubuntu-tweak.com/
[19:09] <GhostWolfy> hi all, does anyone know a site that lists programs i can use with ubuntu 9.04?
[19:09] <trothigar> jeromel, is it on the local lan
[19:09] <webbb82> ok sorry i just copys what ya wrote
[19:09] <indecent> hello
[19:09] <tyrosine> GhostWolfy: aptitude search
[19:09] <jeromel> trothigar:  yes
[19:10] <trothigar> GhostWolfy, do you mean outside the repos?
[19:10] <LjL> !software > GhostWolfy    (GhostWolfy, see the private message from ubottu)
[19:10] <chris|> trothigar, those are the modules for the OSE of Virtualbox
 http://ubuntu-tweak.com/
[19:10] <webbb82> ok thats better
[19:10] <jeromel> trothigar: in fact I want to use my music folder on a samba device with VLC
[19:10] <GhostWolfy> trothigar, i don't know im looking for a specific type don't know if i can mention it or not
[19:10] <zanberdo> I'm using aptitude from the command line to search for packages. I want the version information in addition to the short description. Is there a switch to provide this? I've tryed -V without success.
[19:10] <webbb82> will ubuntu tweak work with karmic koala
[19:10] <trothigar> chris|, they have the dependencies of the vbox host. oh whatever
[19:10] <chris|> trothigar, sun does not offer closed source guest aditions from an apt reposetory afaik
[19:10] <jeromel> thanks jrib I will try this
[19:11]  * LjL is not sure why ubuntu-tweak is being recommended
 Do you think I am wasting my time by giving the url
[19:11] <tyrosine> I can boot windows from a separate partition inside of a VMware window, right?  ... and is this free software?
[19:11] <trothigar> GhostWolfy, have you tried add or remove programs to see if you can find what you want?
[19:12] <webbb82> NakidGirl_With_I: what ru talkin bout
[19:12] <PenStand> NakidGirl_With_I: are you the owner of ubuntu-tweak.com?
[19:12] <NakidGirl_With_I> brb boyz
[19:12] <trothigar> jeromel, Places-> connect to server, choose samba option
[19:12] <webbb82> im confused
[19:12] <NakidGirl_With_I> PenStand> Nope ,.. that is for ppl who cant use NANO also
[19:12] <tyrosine> pico?
[19:12] <GhostWolfy> trothigar, i need to know what is out there i've googled for the program i've used in windows and says this program works in linux with wine, but i want a program that doesn't use wine but is similar to this program i used to use in windows
[19:12] <PenStand> webbb82: don't care
[19:12] <jeromel> trothigar:  I didd that but I cant use it in VLC
[19:12] <jeromel> i need to mount the device
[19:13] <conjurer> GhostWolfy: tryed freshmeat.net?
[19:13] <tyrosine> GhostWolfy: what program?
[19:13] <webbb82> do you think ubuntu tweak would work with karmic koala
[19:13] <GhostWolfy> tyrosine, its alt.binz thats the name of the program
[19:13] <LjL> webbb82: i think 1) karmic support is in #ubuntu+1 and not here, and 2) i wouldn't touch ubuntu-tweak to begin with, but rather read !software
[19:13] <durt> webbb82, the site says it's in testing.
[19:13] <trothigar> jeromel, smbmount might be what you need
[19:14] <conjurer> GhostWolfy: then pan is your best bet, but usenet clients are pretty sparse
[19:14] <Halitech> webbb82, it may or it may not, with karmic still being beta, it may break it to the point of not being repairable (same goes for any version of Ubuntu)
[19:14] <jeromel> trothigar:  and with smbmount can I specify that I want to mount the device at only start of ubuntu?
[19:14] <zanberdo> nm. apt-cache show x | grep -V does the trick
[19:14] <Boondoklife> jeromel: you can do it by either using the .gvfs folder in you home dir
[19:14] <NakidGirl_With_I> what do you want webb82
[19:14] <trothigar> jeromel, start of ubuntu?
[19:14] <GhostWolfy> conjurer, ok if i can't find a good one i don't mind using my windows comp for it
[19:14] <conjurer> GhostWolfy: unles you just need nzb downloading then you have helllanzb and sabnzbd
[19:15] <trothigar> jeromel, you can access samba mounts from the connect to server under ~/.gvfs i think
[19:15] <GhostWolfy> conjurer, well i do want a client that can allow nzb
[19:15] <GhostWolfy> conjurer, but i want something that is just as easy and close to alt.binz
[19:15] <Boondoklife> jeromel: Just browse to the file the normal way and it will mount the share in that dir. then just open the file with vlc
[19:15] <webbb82> NakidGirl_With_I: scroll up if you wanna know my question
[19:15] <conjurer> GhostWolfy: nothing comparable :|
 sorry you need solution , you do the needful , that is. EXPLAIN URSELF!
[19:16] <GhostWolfy> so you think its best just to use it on my windows computer then??
[19:16] <jeromel> For the moment I used "Connect to a server"
[19:16] <Pici> NakidGirl_With_I: Please calm down.
[19:16] <jeromel> and I choosed "samba"
[19:16] <conjurer> GhostWolfy: no, as pan can do it, just not as flashy
[19:16] <webbb82> NakidGirl_With_I: you are a very confising person
[19:16] <jeromel> but VLC does not recognize it
[19:17] <GhostWolfy> conjurer, what you mean flashy??
[19:17] <conjurer> and the daemons like hellanzb and sabnzbd do it but without a gui
[19:17] <trothigar> chris| still the dependencies are quite heavy
[19:17] <Boondoklife> jeromel: Can you browse the share and see the files you want to play?
[19:17] <conjurer> GhostWolfy: install pan, you'll see
[19:17] <conjurer> lol
[19:17] <XmagusX> Question -- I am having a peculiar issue with libasound2-plugins and ia32lib -- that is that ia32lib requires libasound2-plugins (which is already installed), but states that it is going to remove it before installing, the fails on install because of the libasound2-plugins not being there.  I am currently running Karmic.
[19:17] <jeromel> boondoklife not in vlc
[19:18] <GhostWolfy> conjurer, ok worse case is i won't like it remove it and just use alt.binz on my windows
[19:18] <gsap> q
[19:18] <conjurer> GhostWolfy: it probably runs under wine
[19:18] <Boondoklife> jeromel: yea browse with nautilus till you can see the file
[19:18] <trothigar> jeromel,you can find them under .gvfs
[19:18] <trothigar> jeromel, thats where they are on the file system
[19:18] <GhostWolfy> conjurer, yes but i don't want to install wine since i tried installing programs for it before and had issues with wine
[19:19] <trothigar> XmagusX, ask in #ubuntu+1
[19:19] <conjurer> GhostWolfy: i use hellanzb, with a web frontend on a server
[19:19] <jeromel> nothing in .gvs
[19:19] <Boondoklife> jeromel: once you can see the file, open the .gvfs folder in your home dir (note the dot, it is hidden by default) and you should see your share mounted there.
[19:19] <mad_coder> I have an Linux admin test to take (60 questions) and was wondering if you guys can help me. If I paste the questions in as I take the test, can you guys help me if I run in to problems?
[19:19] <jeromel> .gvfs*
[19:19] <ghoulsblade> hi all, is there a nice and easy way to print multiple photos on a single page ?
[19:19] <Halitech> mad_coder, in other words help you cheat on a test?
[19:19] <GhostWolfy> conjurer, so hellanzb uses nzb but pan doesn't right?
 Why Not .. Anything else you would like help for ?
[19:19] <durt> mad_coder, are you nuts?
[19:19] <jeromel> oh
[19:19] <mad_coder> No, not cheat
[19:19] <jeromel> in nautilus I found it
[19:19] <jeromel> =)
[19:20] <mad_coder> I just don'
[19:20] <conjurer> GhostWolfy: they both can download them, but pan won't par or unrar them
[19:20] <GhostWolfy> conjurer, ok so which is better pan or hellanznb??
[19:20] <Pici> mad_coder: This is not a homework help channel, this is Ubuntu Support
[19:20] <jeromel> very good
[19:21] <mad_coder> whatever.... JUst looking for some help if I ran in to trouble
[19:21] <conjurer> GhostWolfy: differnt kinds of app, pan can browse newsgroups and has nzb downloading, hella and sab are tailored just for nzbs
[19:21] <shaullx> i had ubuntu installed via wubi and i formated windows and reinstalled and now i can't boot into ubuntu what should i do?
[19:21] <jeromel> thanks Boondoklife and trothigar ! it works =)
[19:21] <NakidGirl_With_I> mad_coder> Dont hold yourself back , let us know your wishlist
[19:21] <Boondoklife> jeromel: np
[19:21] <jeromel> And now juste a question about player
[19:21] <jeromel> which player is the best to manage a music library?
[19:21] <Halitech> shaullx, did you reinstall Ubuntu using wubi?
 You run in trouble , You work Harder ,.. awwright!
[19:22] <GhostWolfy> conjurer, well i don't need to browse i got sites i can search for stuff i wanna get i just need a client that allows ssl allow least 20 connections
[19:22] <trothigar> jeromel, amarok probably, but its built for kde
[19:22] <Boondoklife> jeromel: I personally am partial to banshee, but play around with them all
[19:22] <Halitech> shaullx, when you install using wubi, its actually installed as a file on the windows partition, wipe out windows and you wipe out Ubuntu
[19:22] <conjurer> GhostWolfy: then you want hella or sab, pan only allows 4 and has no ssl without an external stunnel
[19:22] <jeromel> what about xmms?
[19:23] <trothigar> Boondoklife, do you know how to sort music into folders using banshee/rhythmbox?
[19:23] <Pici> jeromel: xmms is no longer supported upstream.
[19:23] <jeromel> oki
[19:23] <RHorse>                                                                                                 
[19:23] <Boondoklife> jeromel: I havent used that in ages
[19:23] <GhostWolfy> conjurer, ok i'll try hellanzb like i said worse case is i use alt.binz even tho i don't know if that does more than 10 connections or not
[19:23] <Boondoklife> =)
[19:23] <shaullx> Halitech ubuntu was installed in a dif partition so i still have it i just don't know how to boot into it
[19:23] <durt> jeromel, xmms was deprecated long time ago. See xmms2
[19:23] <Boondoklife> trothigar: are you trying to rename and sort based on the tags?
[19:24] <Halitech> shaullx, it would be the same as any other program installed on a seperate partition, the registry settings and the modifications to the boot loader are gone, you need to reinstall it
[19:24] <conjurer> GhostWolfy: hellanzb does everything you want just not with a gui, you run it and then put the nzbs into a folder, it downloads and pars/unrars them
[19:24] <trothigar> Boondoklife, yes, also a program which can get tags from the internet would also be useful.
[19:24] <jeromel> durt:  oki so what about xmms2 to manage media files ?
[19:25] <Pici> trothigar: Have you looked at easytag?
[19:25] <Boondoklife> trothigar: I use easytag for all of that, works great
[19:25] <bthornton> Does Ubuntu 9.04 come with any graphical (X/Gnome/KDE) firewall configuration clients?
[19:25] <GhostWolfy> conjurer, oh.. well whats the other program you mentioned sab something?? is that a gui program or no?
[19:25] <bthornton> or is there a good one in the repositories that I can install?
[19:25] <shaullx> Halitech there should be a way to edit the boot loader and add ubuntu isn't there?
[19:25] <trothigar> Boondoklife, i have. Can it remove duplicates?
[19:25] <Pici> bthornton: Take a look at gufw
[19:25] <conjurer> GhostWolfy: no, it's a daemon too, they both only have web frontends, sabnzbd
[19:25] <bthornton> Pici: looking, thanks!
[19:26] <Boondoklife> hmm not sure havent tried lemme take a look
[19:26] <GhostWolfy> conjurer, ok well i'll just use alt.binz on windows its no biggy, btw you don't know anything bout samba do you??
[19:26] <conjurer> GhostWolfy: a little
[19:27] <Halitech> shaullx, if it was a true OS install then yes but its not and I've never played around with the windows boot loader so not sure how you would edit it to get it to work correctly
[19:27] <jeromel> I have another question. I use compiz but I would like to play quake3 or other 3Dgames but when I launch it the screen resolution goes to 640x480 and the game does not work
[19:27] <jeromel> have you any idea about the problem?
[19:27] <GhostWolfy> conjurer, well i installed samba, configured it to what i was told by someone here at one point, and was able to view my ubuntu files from windows but after i reinstalled ubuntu and then install samba again and did the config again i can't get it to work now, do you think you can help me?
[19:28] <shaullx> Halitech well is there any way to get data out of there? i have important things in my ubuntu i need to backup
[19:28] <unkmar> My system claims to be Ubuntu 8.04.3 LTS and I need to repair my hung audio.  reboot the audio with out rebooting the system.
[19:28] <duffydack> GhostWolfy, use ninan (great) or lottanzb
[19:28] <Boondoklife> trothigar: doesnt look like it can, It sure you could write a small script to scour your folders, but that would only work if your tags are all correct.
[19:28] <GhostWolfy> duffydack, im stickin with alt.binz but thanks anyways
[19:28] <Halitech> shaullx, I'm not sure, I've never been a fan of wubi ...
 rmmod audio modules
[19:29] <shaullx> :(
[19:29] <conjurer> GhostWolfy: yeah, but i edit the configs by hand, i think ubuntu has something to do it automatically
[19:29] <trothigar> Boondoklife, maybe even write a patch to easytag ;) ty
[19:29] <Halitech> shaullx, maybe check the forum in the wubi section, might be info there
[19:29] <Boondoklife> trothigar: true, but a shell script is prolly easier =P
[19:30] <JamieBennett> Anyone running a asrock G43Twins mobo with Karmic?
[19:30] <shaullx> Halitech will do thanks
[19:30] <martes> hi there. I'm currently trying to mount a directory on a server as /home on my local PC via fstab. the strange thing is: After the boot, the home directory is not mounted. When i execute the command mount the first time, it doesn't list /home as a mounted directory. When I execute it a second time then, it lists /home as mounted and everything's fine
[19:30] <pyro2927> hi everyone.  if my desktop randomly does a complete lock-up, is it possible I had bad RAM?
[19:30] <GhostWolfy> conjurer, i did edit by hand i can pastebin my conf file and show and see if theres something missing i need to do
[19:30] <n8tuser> how do i map lets say  "alt left key + y " to echo out "hello world"
[19:30] <conjurer> GhostWolfy: ok sure then :)
[19:30] <shaullx> btw what works better on netbooks win7 or ubuntu?
[19:30] <GhostWolfy> conjurer, ok
[19:31] <trothigar> Boondoklife, i like a challenge :P
[19:31] <n8tuser> shaullx-> ubuntu in our opinion... :P
[19:31] <conjurer> shaullx: win7 takbar is fugeeeee, and takes up too much of the screen imo :P plus its windows
[19:31] <duffydack> GhostWolfy,  well in case you change your mind : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1234982
[19:31] <Boondoklife> trothigar: lol, same here but damned if time doesn't spite me on an hourly basis
[19:31] <romeus> I'm having a strange problem with my gnome panel, there's a thin white line that extends across most of it see: http://img232.imageshack.us/img232/8603/whitelinegnomepanel.png
[19:31] <romeus> is there any way to fix this?
[19:32] <shaullx> conjurer i dont like windows but 7 is awesome
[19:32] <shaullx> how is battery life with ubuntu?
[19:32] <shaullx> better then with windows?
[19:32] <GhostWolfy> duffydack, well like i told conjurer im wanting a program that is like alt.binz that is gui, that does maybe least 20 connections and ssl and doesn't use wine to work
[19:32] <B9> i have extracted a tar.gz file and extracted it, and I have a terminal and have changed cd to the subdirectory with the files, what sudo do I do now?
[19:32] <trothigar> romeus, you could reset the panels back to their default settings.
[19:32] <Boondoklife> shaullx: my battery lasts about the same in both
[19:32] <conjurer> shaullx: comparable to windows, better if you want to tweak it
[19:33] <Halitech> B9, what does the readme file tell you to do?
[19:33] <webbb82> whats in the cdrom repository
[19:33] <conjurer> shaullx: look at the app called powertop
[19:33] <duffydack> GhostWolfy, well ninan uses web interface but is very advanced, it can do ssl and however many connections...  lottanzb is a gui and is simple but good.  gets pars when needed and extracts, same as ninan
[19:33] <B9> Halitech: it just has /usr/bin/
[19:33] <martes> hi there. I'm currently trying to mount a directory on a server as /home on my local PC via fstab. the strange thing is: After the boot, the home directory is not mounted. When i execute the command mount the first time, it doesn't list /home as a mounted directory. When I execute it a second time then, it lists /home as mounted and everything's fine
[19:34] <GhostWolfy> duffydack, ok well i'll just stick with alt.binz
[19:34] <shaullx> conjurer this app is for linux?
[19:34] <conjurer> shaullx: yes
[19:34] <shaullx> i mean only linux?
[19:34] <conjurer> yes
[19:34] <GhostWolfy> conjurer, here is my conf file http://pastebin.com/m15f0749d
[19:34] <Halitech> B9, what do you mean it just has /usr/bin ???
[19:34] <shaullx> nice app
[19:35] <slestak> ive got a problem with thunderbird + ldap address book.  If I type a new email address in teh address bar (that is not present) i get a huge timeout halfway through keying as ubuntu searches for the partial address
[19:35] <shaullx> my battery lasts for 2.5-3 hours i should buy a 6 cell
[19:35] <slestak> anyone else using tbird + ldap that can compare performance?
[19:35] <B9> that is all it has in the instruction file :-(
[19:35] <Boondoklife> shaullx: what is your battery now?
[19:35] <DefineByte> in the middle of a large file transfer over ssh the connection drops and when looking at the remote machine I see multiple error messages saying "end_request: I/O error, dev hda, sector #whatever#". What exactly does this message mean? Could I have a dying disk? It's not very old. Could it be caused by sshd or some other daemon causing problems during the transfer?
[19:35] <Halitech> B9, what are you trying to install?
[19:36] <slestak> DefineByte: that sounds like hardware errors with your drive
[19:36] <conjurer> GhostWolfy: looks fine, is your windows boxes using MSHOME or WORKGROUP?
[19:36] <GhostWolfy> conjurer, MSHOME
[19:37] <DefineByte> slestak: fschk doesn't find anything. Is there a more thorough test you can do?
[19:37] <conjurer> GhostWolfy: ok did you set the password?
[19:37] <B9> *ooops* zorry
[19:37] <DefineByte> slestak: also, I have seen people with the same message that turned out to be a software problem.
[19:37] <GhostWolfy> conjurer, um only password i have is when i login to this computer which runs ubuntu
[19:37] <slestak> DefineByte: i dont use it, but i understand SMART will check the drive itself for signs of failure, not jus the filesystem
[19:37] <slestak> DefineByte: ahh, ok.
 Take backup NOW seek help laterz ...
[19:38] <arand> DefineByte: are you running the forced fsck?
[19:38] <B9> Halitech: /home/beauford/Desktop/Downloads/guipdftk.tar.gz
[19:38] <DefineByte> arand: no, i'm running it at boot time
[19:38] <eichenwald> I've been trying to figure out a way to auto detect settings for the xorg conf file, tried doing dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg, but the file generated is so generic it doesn't even list a specific drive. its an integrated intel graphics card 82Q35, the generic xorg works fine except with making flash videos fullsize I get am extension GLX missing error any ideas
[19:39] <Halitech> DefineByte, get a copy of Ultimate boot cd and use the hardware disk tools on it
[19:39] <Halitech> DefineByte, fsck is only a file system checker and doesn't really test the physical disk
[19:39] <DefineByte> NakidGirl_With_I: there's nothing important on it. :)
[19:39] <slestak> DefineByte: i would still check the SMART data of the drive.  THis is the link I'm talking about.  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Smartmontools
[19:39] <NakidGirl_With_I> DefineByte> mount it with ro option , and save yourself from getting fscked.. dont tell me later .. you were not told
[19:39] <conjurer> GhostWolfy: i'm not sure if ubuntu auto sets up passwords the same as your user one
[19:39] <{g}> jrib: yes, feh rotates but it doesnt let you overwrite the file afterwards.
[19:39] <slestak> anyone using tbird + ldap address book?
[19:39] <DefineByte> slestak: thanks. Halitech: the system doesn't have a cd drive but I guess I could put it on a USB stick?
 You know so much them tell me abt SRST failed error (-16) , disk not detected .. what do you do
[19:40] <n8tuser> how do i map lets say  "alt left key + y " to echo out "hello world"    ?
[19:40] <slestak> NakidGirl_With_I: dunno, sorry
[19:40] <slestak> NakidGirl_With_I: try google?
[19:40] <GhostWolfy> conjurer, when i do this in run in windows \\WOLVESDEN1\<user> it pops up to where i type my username and password which i do for my login for ubuntu and when i hit ok it pops up with \\WOLVESDEN1\<user> like my password or username is wrong
[19:40] <arand> DefineByte: But it has run through a cycle, and not just getting the "blablahbla date... marked as clean..." message
[19:40] <Halitech> B9, wasn't looking for the link to the file on your desktop, just the name of the program
[19:41] <GhostWolfy> conjurer, well i setup a password when i installed ubuntu for when i login to ubuntu
[19:41] <jetrii> Has anyone here experienced sound problems with SNES9X on Ubuntu 9.04 PPC? It was working on 8.xx a while back but it doesn't seem to work anymore.
[19:41] <B9> it is a GUI pdftk
[19:41] <Halitech> DefineByte, I'm not sure, but check the website and it may have in structions for installing on a usb stick, does the machine support booting from usb?
[19:41] <DefineByte> arand: i put /forcefschk in the root which forced a check. Is that not what you mean?
[19:41] <Halitech> B9, have you checked the repo to see if its available there?
[19:41] <NakidGirl_With_I> slestak> Oooh I did not know about that , did I ?
[19:41] <wingdspur> I've been trying to figure out a way to auto detect settings for the xorg conf file, tried doing dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg, but the file generated is so generic it doesn't even list a specific drive. its an integrated intel graphics card 82Q35, the generic xorg works fine except with making flash videos fullsize I get am extension GLX missing error any ideas
[19:41] <B9> Halitech: repo?
[19:42] <arand> DefineByte: that should work, provided you spelled it /forcefsck instead
[19:42] <Halitech> B9, System - admin - Synaptic package manager
[19:42] <duffydack> GhostWolfy, need to set a samba password for your user
[19:42] <sphenxes01> It would be for me the first time to try LVM partition. My question: in case of failure of a partition, usually i can restore it with dd  command (in case i have backed up my MBR). My question what should i backup or take care of in case of LVM partition?
[19:42] <DefineByte> arand: yes, I spelled it right at the time ^^
[19:42] <DefineByte> Halitech: I'm pretty sure it will boot off USB but I've never tried it. It will boot of an internal CF card though.
[19:42] <duffydack> GhostWolfy, rusty brain, but something like smbpasswd -a
[19:43] <Halitech> DefineByte, ok, guess no harm in trying it then
[19:43] <DefineByte> If I had my wits about me I probably would have timed the transfer to see if it froze at the same point but ah well. :)
[19:43] <arand> try running a "fsck -f -y  from a livecd, it _may_ catch more errors.
[19:44] <twan_vd_p> Im running ubuntu LTS plain, and trying to install wsgi, but; it keeps telling me that a package called "apache2.2-common" is misshing, but it isnt availeble either, any ideas someone ?
[19:44] <B9> Halitech: i can't find it there
[19:44] <DefineByte> arand: ok, I'll give it a go. :)
[19:44] <DefineByte> arand: thanks
[19:44] <NakidGirl_With_I> twan_vd_p> what is wsgi
[19:45] <brixtonasias> hi all. is anyone here using an elgato eye tv hybrix usb stick successfully with ubuntu?
[19:45] <twan_vd_p> mod_wsgi
[19:45] <sam__> hi
[19:45] <Halitech> B9, ok, do you have the link where you downloaded the file from?
[19:45] <arand> DefineByte: you 'll have to add the device /dev/sda# (replace #) to specify it
[19:45] <twan_vd_p> actually; libapache2-mod-wsgi
[19:45] <B9> Halitech: http://www.paehl.de/pdf/gui_pdftk.html
[19:46] <NakidGirl_With_I> Indonesia's Aceh passes stoning law This is a country of neaderthels
[19:46] <treble541> are there any options for the slab menu?
[19:46] <NakidGirl_With_I> twan  . no idea
[19:46] <Pici> !offtopic | NakidGirl_With_I
[19:46] <Myrtti> NakidGirl_With_I: please no politics here
[19:46] <arand> DefineByte: i.e: "sudo fsck -f -y /dev/sda5" if your root partitio "/" is on partion no. 5
[19:46] <sphenxes01> Can clonezilla make an image of LVM partitions?
[19:47] <twan_vd_p> Does anyone have experience with libapache2-mod-wsgi ( for running pyhton apps (django im my case) on apache
 no politics, stoning girls ! how is that politics
[19:47] <Pici> twan_vd_p: What version of Ubuntu are you running?
[19:47] <twan_vd_p> ubuntu lts plain 6.0
[19:47] <Pici> NakidGirl_With_I: How is it related to Ubuntu? Not at all.
[19:47] <DefineByte> arand: thanks. I'll have to make some boot media too. That's built into Ubuntu now isn't it?
[19:47] <martes> NFS does not mount at boottime via fstab, why?
[19:47] <B9> halitech: the Linux binary .33
[19:48] <twan_vd_p> wsgi wasnt availeble back then ? Pici ?
[19:48] <DefineByte> will the USB Startup Disk Creator do the job?
[19:48] <NakidGirl_With_I> Then how is viewing porn and asking help here relevant too ...
[19:48] <Pici> twan_vd_p: No, I don't see that package as being available for dapper.
[19:49] <blackfire94> siema
[19:49] <blackfire94> dddddddddd
[19:49] <DefineByte> i should say, arand: will the USB Startup Disk Creator do the job? (missed your name off)
[19:49] <genii> !pl | blackfire94
[19:49] <arand> DefineByte: you can make a usb stick quite simply using the usb-creator, or burn a CD in brasero the old fashioned way
[19:49] <twan_vd_p> Pici I have downloaded a .deb file from the wsgi Google srouce code site, but when i try to "dpkg --install bla.deb" it says it's depending on a missing package "apache2.2-common". I cant install this package, in Aptitude it says "not availeble"
[19:50] <blackfire94> hello
[19:50] <DefineByte> arand: thanks again. :)
[19:50] <duffydack> sphenxes01, LVM2 (LVM version 1 is not) under GNU/Linux is supported.   according to the webpage
[19:50] <olinuxx> yep'
[19:50] <genii> blackfire94: Hello. you can ask questions here if you can speak english
[19:50] <KS104> Hey, I can't get certain DVD's to be recognized by 8.10
[19:50] <Halitech> B9, when I download the zip file, I get a tar.bz file and when I extract that I get guipdftk and guipdftk.config, is that the same as what you got?
[19:51] <B9> yup
[19:51] <B9> *oops*
[19:51] <B9> Halitech: yup
[19:51] <sphenxes01> duffydack, thanks
[19:51] <Pici> twan_vd_p: Thats because in later versions of Ubuntu apache2.2-common *is* available in the repos, as is libapache2-mod-wsgi
[19:51] <Halitech> B9, ok, well the guipdftk is an executable so doesn't look like you need to actually do anything but run it
[19:52] <alessio> hhhhh
[19:52] <B9> Halitech: i tried to click on it to run but no cigar
[19:52] <twan_vd_p> Pici cant you give me an url for the srouce.lst or is this just plain stupid ?
why dont you download and recompile it
[19:52] <Pici> NakidGirl_With_I: compiling apache2 isn't a trivia task.
[19:53] <KS104> I just bought Azumanga Daioh on DVD, and can't get it to get picked up, but I can get things like Terminator 2 to show up
[19:53] <sphenxes01> duffydack, I have installed LVM using Ubuntu Sever CD. do you know whether it is lvm 1 or 2
[19:53] <NakidGirl_With_I> Pici> onlt then next time he can come here & help ppl
[19:53] <twan_vd_p> Pici NakidGirl_With_I , isnt this somehting i can do with some kindof tut or is it too complex ?
[19:53] <Pici> twan_vd_p: You'd need to upgrade to a new version of Ubuntu to be able to fully use apache2.2 and therefor mod-wsgi
[19:53] <Flannel> twan_vd_p: Why don't you upgrade to 8.04, which is LTS?
[19:54] <Halitech> B9, I have no idea, doesn't work for me either
 you have cc installed, us yes install autoconf and go ahead best of luck
[19:54] <Flannel> NakidGirl_With_I: Please don't give silly recommendations
[19:54] <bigcx2> hey, has anyone gotten sound notifications to work properly in empath in 9.04???
[19:54] <twan_vd_p> This situation plays on my server which is only remote-reacheble.
[19:54] <bigcx2> empathy*
 since when compling was silly ?
[19:55] <twan_vd_p> Cant I just install a new version of Apache Flannel, Pici, NakidGirl_With_I ?
[19:55] <DefineByte> SMART seems to think the disk is OK for what it's worth.
[19:55] <Flannel> twan_vd_p: You can upgrade from 6.06 to 8.04 remotely.  You really should consider it anyway.
[19:55] <Halitech> B9, do you have pdftk installed? I think guipdftk is just a gui front end for it
 my suggestion is tagged silly so forget it !
[19:56] <karlheinzPresley> holla
[19:56] <Flannel> twan_vd_p: 6.06 will only be supported for another year and a half on the server, and it's currently only partially supported, because *only* the "server" is supported still.
[19:56] <karlheinzPresley> how can i resize a ext3 partition?
[19:56] <resno> i am trying to setup my computers so when you log on it pulls your files from a server. would this be called a domain server?
[19:56] <bigcx2> does anyone use empathy here in 9.04?
[19:57] <twan_vd_p> Flannel, thanks for your advice. I'm going to investigate the upgrade. ( Pici also ty ! )
[19:57] <Flannel> twan_vd_p: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HardyUpgrades
[19:58] <twan_vd_p> again; thanks Flannel
[19:58] <xurxo> when i tell terminal to  sudo apt-get install subversion, terminal tells me E couldnt find package subversion. Why? Any ideas, thxs
[19:58] <dvinchi____> http://dvinchi.no-ip.info:8080/jsp/listmp3.jsp
[19:58] <NakidGirl_With_I> twan_vd_p> apt-get remove gcc , its a SILLY app
[19:58] <wildc4rd_> evening all
[19:59] <MrSchmo> is there a program in linux that you can lock usb access with password?
 evening evening
[20:00] <MrSchmo> its good afternoon here
[20:00] <B9> Halitech: nothing happens when i double click it... it says that it is an executable but it doesn't have an extension, should i rename it with an extension?
[20:00] <treble54> are there any options for the slab menu? or where do I go to change whats listed in the "System" section of the slab menu besides dragging items there
[20:01] <trism> treble54: you can right click it and edit it
[20:01] <AmbrNewlearner> Hello, I purchased a new seagate 250 GB HDD.....In Ubuntu, when I dmesg I get following :
[20:01] <AmbrNewlearner> [    1.898736] sd 1:0:0:0: [sda] 488397168 512-byte hardware sectors: (250 GB/232 GiB)
[20:01] <treble54> trism: hmm it doesn't seem to let me do that :(
[20:02] <treble54> I have version 0.9.11
[20:02] <AmbrNewlearner> It is 250GB HDD but it shows only 232 GB....any ideas why?
[20:02] <treble54> not sure if that matters
[20:02] <Halitech> B9, linux doesn't require extensions ... I think its only a front end to pdftk, do you have that installed?
[20:02] <xurxo> when i tell terminal to  sudo apt-get install subversion, terminal tells me E couldnt find package subversion. Why? Any ideas, thxs
[20:02] <AmbrNewlearner> What does 250GB/232GB in output of dmesg means?
[20:02] <Pici> AmbrNewlearner: Because gigabytes are not the same thing as gibibytes.
[20:02] <erUSUL> xurxo: becouse the package does not exist ? maybe it is called svn
[20:02] <resno> AmbrNewlearner:  where are you seeing the disk size?
[20:02] <duffydack> sphenxes01, ive no idea, sorry
[20:02] <edoceo> Like a dummy I moved my Ubuntu from /dev/sda5 to /dev/sda2 (making room for others) I updated the root UUID in /etc/fstab and in the grub configs but when I boot all I get is a grub prompt
[20:02] <Flannel> erUSUL, xurxo: it's subversion.  xurxo is this a fresh install? have you done sudo apt-get update?
[20:03] <AmbrNewlearner> resno: In gparted....the disk is unformatted now
[20:03] <B9> Halitech: yes, but i am not good with command line unless it is a sudo
[20:03] <erUSUL> Flannel: just checked you are right
[20:03] <sphenxes01> duffydack, thanks, i think it is lvm2
[20:03] <xurxo> ill try
[20:03] <AmbrNewlearner> Pici: I get your point..... I'm surely blind ;)
[20:03] <edoceo> If I manually `linux ... root=/dev/sda2` && `initrd ... boot` it's OK, how to configure grub to look for boot in /dev/sda2 not /dev/sda5?
[20:03] <Flannel> edoceo: You need to tell grub stage1 about the new location (reinstall GRUB to your MBR), the following link will walk you through it
[20:03] <Flannel> !grub | edoceo
[20:04] <AmbrNewlearner> Pici: ty very much :)
[20:04] <Pici> AmbrNewlearner: no problem
[20:04] <Halitech> B9, I'm not sure, I'm assuming the config file needs to point to where the other file is installed but I don't know
[20:04] <conjurer> edoceo: edit the /boot/grub/menu.lst
[20:04] <spade> I like to backup /etc to a USB stick, but get permission denied errors and attempts to create symbolic links instead, even though I used sudo cp -r /etc "/media/MY USB/etc" Please advise.
[20:04] <Flannel> edoceo: What's happening is grub isn't able to find your menu.lst, so it just sits there without any configuration
[20:04] <erUSUL> spade: use cp -a ?
 try cpio instead
[20:04] <B9> halitech: the config just has that file string in it USR/Bin
[20:04] <MeXTuX> What would happen if I tried to install Ubuntu Network Remix on a desktop PC???  :|
[20:04] <B9> Halitech: i tried to copy the file there but it wouldn't let me
[20:05] <AmbrNewlearner> Pici: To be honest, I never new that there is something called gigibytes :D
[20:06] <xurxo> erUSUL can you explain further? what is svn?
[20:06] <Pici> AmbrNewlearner: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gigabyte#Consumer_confusion explains it a bit
[20:06] <scunizi> MeXTuX: there are instructions on how to do that someplace.. if done right you'll have an icon by the clock to switch back and forth between the two desktops
[20:06] <edoceo> conjurer, Flannel: oops, I'm in wrong channel - this is using "grub2" from Karmic  - but yes, was unable to find /boot/grub/grub.cfg;  and when I "regrubbed" from a boot CD (sysresccd) that was Grub1
[20:06] <Halitech> B9, you would need sudo to move it but I don't know if its saying to move that file there or if the pdftk is supposed to be there
[20:06] <erUSUL> xurxo: i was wrong the package should exist. what is you version of ubuntu ? is a fresh install ?
[20:06] <fbianconi> !info svn
[20:06] <AmbrNewlearner> Pici: thanks again for the link :)
[20:06] <Pici> fbianconi: the package name is subversion
[20:07] <xurxo> jaunty. installed it a couple of days ago, erusul. Im updating now. thanks
[20:08] <fiber_cut> How can I change ubuntu to su instead of sudo
[20:08] <erUSUL> xurxo: check in system>Admin>software sources that you have enabled all essential repositories (main universe and multiverse)
[20:08] <edubruell> can somebody tell me which of this two notebook is a better choice if you want to run ubuntu: http://tinyurl.com/acerechner
 both are different apps
[20:08] <thinkbinary> ds
[20:08] <edubruell> and http://tinyurl.com/dellrechner
[20:08] <Halitech> fiber_cut, you would need to enable root log ins which are not supported here or the forums
[20:09] <erUSUL> fiber_cut: you can use su in ubuntu just fine. "su username" will change you to that username
 depends which one you are buying for me
[20:09] <spade> I tried cp -a, but am getting lots of owner errors, operation not permitted, and still attempts to create symbolic links.
[20:09] <neurochrome> hey folks, If I create my own icon theme in ~/.icons then what do I call the icon for ardour that I want to use?
 told yaa  give cpio a try
[20:09] <iceroot> edubruell: we are using the one from acer at work and dont have problems
[20:09] <fiber_cut> never mind had a brain fart
[20:09] <slestak> wrt to my ldap issue, i found launchpad #320057 wheich appears to be my issue.
[20:09] <egaudet> My roomates dell windows laptop I believe has an MBR issue and won't boot.  I want to fix the laptop via pxe boot from my ubuntu desktop.  Any suggestions?  Will I have to burn an xp cd to fix it?
[20:10] <erUSUL> fiber_cut: but as Halitech points out root account is disabled and we do not support enabling it so "su root" (and its shortform "su") is not supported
[20:10] <xurxo> erusul. all sources are checked. Now the terminal is stuck updating 32%
[20:10] <edoceo> fiber_cut: but you could `sudo -i` to be root at shell prompt
[20:10] <slestak> egaudet: pxeboot is overkill for what you want.
[20:10] <fiber_cut> Ok, But I did get it to work
[20:10] <scunizi> edubruell: they both have ATI video cards.. look for references on those cards with ubuntu.. Some ATI cards no longer work because of ATI's driver support.  Nvidia is easier.
[20:10] <erUSUL> xurxo: maybe just a problem with the mirror you use ?
[20:11] <edubruell> ah o.k.
[20:11] <egaudet> slestak, explain.  I have no usb stick and no cd burner aside from the laptop's cd-rw
[20:11] <xurxo> mirror?
[20:11] <edubruell> i didn't find dell laptops with nvidia cards in germany
[20:11] <conjurer> fiber_cut: sudo passwd root :P then you can su
[20:11] <slestak> egaudet: to fix win's MBR, i think you need a win disk.  if you had dual boot setup, then you could use grub, but it didnt sound liek you have grub on the disk
[20:11] <scunizi> edubruell: in the U.S. we can have them configured that way
[20:11] <erUSUL> xurxo: the server you download packages from
[20:12] <erUSUL> !rootpass
[20:12] <edubruell> and the acer is not configurable at all
[20:12] <Halitech> !root
[20:12] <Pici> !noroot
[20:12] <Crosswing> !root
[20:12] <Pici> Crosswing: The bot just said it a few lines up
[20:12] <Crosswing> Oh
[20:12]  * Crosswing pets ubottu 
[20:13] <erUSUL> Pici: i liked the ...unless you are going to be here 24/7/365 to support people who has one... ;P
[20:13] <slestak> Pici: sth i have not been able to reconcile is making changes to cups requires you to enter a root password (sudo password isn't goot enough).  Hence, a root password must be makde
[20:13] <egaudet> slestak, that's what I figured I would need but the issue is that I don't have a working cd-rw drive aside from on the laptop.  It's a dell, I attempted to boot a live ubuntu image from usb key, and it failed saying no bootloader found.  After a reboot it went right to DRKM loading... thing which from googling I gather is an MBR issue
[20:13] <slestak> s/makde/made
[20:13] <Halitech> slestak, actually my sudo password works fine in cups
[20:13] <egaudet> worst comes to worse I can wait until tomorrow to burn an xp cd, but if I can get it fixed today via pxeboot that would be good
[20:13] <slestak> Halitech: hmmm
[20:13] <xurxo> erUSUL my packages havnt been downloading well. Is the mirror what i change under software sources. I have it on main server
[20:13] <RedEyess> how does one turn off/on a service in Ubuntu 9.04?
[20:14] <scunizi> slestak: my password also works fine in cups.. www.localhost:631
[20:14] <erUSUL> xurxo: chosee the fastest
[20:14] <edoceo> egaudet: to fix Windows MBR issue you'll need XP (or similar CD) to run `chkdsk /fixmbr` or similar
[20:14] <thinkbinary> hi all
[20:14] <erUSUL> xurxo: choose*
[20:14] <Halitech> egaudet, look at supergrub
[20:14] <egaudet> the current issue is that I have no way of burning an XP cd with my desktop because my cd drive is broken
[20:15] <scunizi> xurxo: you can also choose "other" and have synaptic test for the best server for your location.
[20:15] <Halitech> egaudet, will it boot from usb?
[20:15] <egaudet> Halitech, no that is what caused this problem
[20:15] <Halitech> egaudet, bummer
[20:15] <slestak> anyone using ldap + tbird that can confirm something for me?
[20:15] <GobiTheGoblin> hi there, anyone who knows somethign about fixing 9.10-netbook remix?
[20:15] <erUSUL> !karmit | GobiTheGoblin
[20:15] <egaudet> I attempted to boot an ubuntu live usb disk, and it didn't work and apparently messed up the MBR
[20:15] <Halitech> !9.10 | GobiTheGoblin
[20:15] <slestak> specifically with active directory (i know, booo- hiss)
[20:15] <RedEyess> what if an item doesn't exist in the Services Settings  panel?
[20:15] <Ziber> what is the package to reconfigure for setting the time of a server?
[20:15] <GobiTheGoblin> k ty
[20:16] <erUSUL> Ziber: tzdata
[20:16] <Ziber> ty
[20:16] <Ziber> o.o
[20:16] <Ziber> root@bravo:~# apt-get install tzdata
[20:16] <Ziber> Reading package lists... Done
[20:16] <Ziber> Building dependency tree... Done
[20:16] <Ziber> E: Couldn't find package tzdata
[20:16] <FloodBot3> Ziber: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:16] <B9> Halitech: u given up on me :-(
[20:16] <egaudet> i am going to try to configure ltsp and see if i can pxe boot the laptop so i can burn the xp iso to cd
[20:17] <erUSUL> RedEyess: does it have a service  script under /etc/init.d/ ??
[20:17] <ClimDan> hi
[20:17] <CrAzYoNi> Hi al
[20:17] <genii> Ziber: Try first: apt-get update    . also you shouldn't run as root, etc etc
[20:17] <RedEyess> erUSUL: it does, but i don't to prevent a service from starting up on reboot
[20:17] <CrAzYoNi> *all
[20:17] <erUSUL> !info tzdata | Ziber
[20:18] <erUSUL> RedEyess: you want to disable the service ?
[20:18] <Crosswing> Ziber, I personally use 'sudo dpkg-reconfigure tzdata'
[20:18] <xurxo> scunizi. AH! select best server. good stuff scunizi. thanks!
[20:18] <RedEyess> i want to prevent a service from starting up on boot up
[20:18] <erUSUL> RedEyess: sudo update-rc.d -f <scriptname> remove
[20:18] <Ziber> root@bravo:/etc/init.d# lsb_release -sd
[20:18] <Ziber> Ubuntu 6.06.2 LTS
[20:18] <Ziber> :(
[20:18] <docgnome> is there a way to select the fastest mirror from bash? i see that synaptic has a way to do it but i'm on a server with no x
[20:18] <erUSUL> !info dapper tzdata | Ziber
[20:19] <erUSUL> !info tzdata dapper | Ziber
[20:19] <Halitech> B9, ummmm yup cause I have no idea about the program :(
[20:19] <queso_> What decent open source wireframing software (for scetching website layouts) is there?
[20:19] <Cpudan80> !info tzdata | Ziber
[20:19] <Cpudan80> should get it done
[20:19] <erUSUL> Ziber: :( old distro version. use « sudo tzconfig »
[20:19] <twan_vd_p> Flannel, I removed the third-party urls from the sources.list and did the "dapper-updates". My version now is "ubuntu 6.06 dapper", can I do a dist-upgrade now ?
[20:20] <Cpudan80> oh he wants the dapper one ... hrm
[20:20] <CrAzYoNi> I've got working on my Ubuntu Jaunty system and playing the "terminal server client" application, it got frozen on full screen mode, so I opened a new tty (Ctrl+Alt+1) logged in and killed it's two processes, afterwards I did "ps -u username | more" and after I passed some lines with the "Enter" button my system was restarted, on messages file I can see the line: Sep 14 21:59:18 Server exiting on signal 15
[20:20] <CrAzYoNi> Sep 14 22:00:16 Server syslogd 1.5.0#5ubuntu3: restart.; do you have an idea about how can I notice what made the system restart?
[20:20] <Flannel> twan_vd_p: Did you follow the instructions on that page?
[20:20] <B9> Halitech: u know anyone around here that might be able to help me?
[20:20] <Flannel> twan_vd_p: Specifically: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HardyUpgrades#Network%20Upgrade%20from%206.06%20for%20Ubuntu%20Servers%20(Recommended)
[20:20] <CrAzYoNi> **(Ctrl+Alt+F1) ^^
[20:20] <clj2289> how can I downgrade a package version?
[20:20] <twan_vd_p> They told me to perform a dapper-update first, I did that. But the documentation references to gnome, while im using ssh access
[20:20] <twan_vd_p> Flannal <<
[20:20] <twan_vd_p> Flannel <
[20:21] <RedEyess> erUSUL: Thanks! I just installed BUM (BootUp Manager - a graphical interface app)
[20:21] <erUSUL> !pinning | clj2289
[20:21] <Cube_> in emacs, i'm trying to change the default font to PURITA, but it seems not to be getting it. i can change the font temporarily to PURITA if i use the dropdown menu though.
[20:21] <erUSUL> RedEyess: ok; that should work too
[20:21] <clj2289> thanks
[20:21] <Halitech> B9, not off hand, if anyone knows they would have probably chimed in by now ... maybe post on the forum for assistance
[20:21] <ceil420> how can i see what's using hw:0?
[20:22] <alechiko> Anybody here have a netbook (Asus EEEPC)
[20:22] <Ziber> eh well, i can use TZ as a system variable.
[20:22] <edoceo> alechiko: yep
[20:22] <edoceo> 1005HAB
[20:22] <slestak> alechiko: i have a mini9, whats going on
[20:22] <alechiko> edoceo: you have the 160gb drive or smaller solid state?
[20:23] <edoceo> 160
[20:23] <alechiko> hmm
[20:23] <alechiko> edoceo any experience with the smaller ones? I want to install the netbook edition.. im at the partitioning screen
[20:23] <xim_> for some reason evolution wont let me resize the side panel and its shrunk to where all the names of my folders just say ...  do i need to reinstall evolution?
[20:23] <erUSUL> !eeepc
[20:23] <Flannel> Ziber: You should also consider a migration timeline.  6.06 is only supported for another year and a half.  You can upgrade directly to 8.04 LTS
[20:23] <alechiko> Ive got 4gb and 16gb (flash), trying to decide where to install root partition in terms of performance
[20:24] <dhillon-v10> hi all I need some help getting the source of a package
[20:24] <twan_vd_p> Flannel, my excuse. Further on in the docs it sais "If you run an Ubuntu server, you should use the new server upgrade system."
[20:24] <edoceo> Well, my ubuntu (Karmic) only takes 2.4 GiB, so I have the WIndows and Karmic side by side (/dev/sda1 & /dev/sda2)
[20:24] <Flannel> twan_vd_p: right, this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HardyUpgrades#Network%20Upgrade%20from%206.06%20for%20Ubuntu%20Servers%20(Recommended)
[20:24] <Cube_> in emacs, i'm trying to change the default font to PURITA, but it seems not to be getting it. i can change the font temporarily to PURITA if i use the dropdown menu though.
[20:24] <alechiko> oh i dont want windows
[20:24] <alechiko> but neither of the drives are true SSDs
[20:24] <alechiko> one is soldered on.. and the other is just a flash memory card
[20:25]  * twan_vd_p thanks Flannel and will RTFM
[20:25] <alechiko> but i dont know enough about the performance of either to know which is worthwhile installing the root parititon on
[20:25] <edoceo> Oh, I'd put root on the removable thing.
[20:25] <slestak> alechiko: how much space do you have on the flash/ssd/whatever?
[20:26] <slestak> alechiko: nm, i see you said 4Gb
[20:26] <dhillon-v10> guys can I get some help regarding use of dget
[20:26] <edoceo> I have a small soekris board that runs off of a CF plugged onto an IDE controller - but heavy usage of the thing concerns me.  So, I make a point of replacing yearly
[20:27] <erUSUL> dhillon-v10: what is dget ?
[20:27] <alechiko> root on the removable flash? its bigger so id like to keep that as my main installation partition
[20:27] <alechiko> but... not if it reads and writes much more slowly
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[20:28] <erUSUL> dvinchi____: ?????
[20:28] <edoceo> alechiko: yes - put root on /16GiB, or you could put /root and /boot on the 4GiB and then put /home and /var on the 16GiB - so boot and root are on slow fast, big storage on big slow drive
[20:28] <edoceo> Maybe...
[20:28] <dhillon-v10> erUSUL: it is a software to get source file of a package
[20:28] <fbianconi> !es| dvinchi____
[20:28] <erUSUL> dhillon-v10: sudo apt-get source packagename ?
[20:28] <pranav> i have a problem...
[20:28] <mrbook1> Can someone be able to answer a newbie question
[20:28] <erUSUL> fbianconi: it was spam
[20:29] <thinkbinary> SAS
[20:29] <pranav> was tryin to get to install ubuntu... neeed help
[20:29] <dhillon-v10> yes we can do that but the point is to get the lastest relasase which is for karmic but I run Jaunty
[20:29] <pranav> see i have a comp with ubuntu on it....
[20:29] <erUSUL> dhillon-v10: the get it from the projects/program website ? as a tarball
[20:30] <pranav> but have another netbook... need to install in it
[20:30] <Astarot> hi
[20:30] <pranav> no cdrom, doesn't boot from USB, no cdrom
[20:30] <pyCube> hey.. i just installed jaunty to a second disk (first is an old redhat).. i didnt install any boot loader, but i have the existing old grub.. how can i boot tghe jaunty install on said second hd?
[20:30] <alechiko> edoceo what about the suggestions on the link u found for me about now having swap space.. i have 2gigs of ram.. i guess thats quite a lot for a small machine... so no swap partition?
[20:30] <erUSUL> pyCube: add an entry for it in the RH's grub
[20:30] <Ziber> how would i install the utf-8 locale?
[20:31] <dhillon-v10> that's a good idea but for some reason my mentor says it needs to be done that way
[20:31] <pranav> HELP!
[20:31] <pranav> pls
[20:31] <fbianconi> pranav: http://www.canonical.com/projects/ubuntu/unr
[20:31] <pyCube> erUSUL: i am trying, but cant quite get it.. i have the right device and all, but it keeps complaining about a bad file/path or seomthing
[20:31] <pranav> i've lost all my hair tryin to solve it
[20:31] <pyCube> its the kernal image lines i cant get right
[20:32] <erUSUL> pyCube: maybe  the name of the kernel or the initrd has a typo ?
[20:32] <pranav> k will check it out...
[20:32] <edoceo> alechiko: Hmm, I'm currently running w/o swap but I'm in the process of fixing this machine, so that's only temporary.  Maybe you can can make the 4Gib thing be /boot (128Mib), /root (2.5GiB) and the rest for swap (or something similar?)
[20:32] <erUSUL> pyCube: paste the menu.lst in a pastebin
[20:32] <erUSUL> !paste | pyCube
[20:32] <alechiko> hmm
[20:33] <edoceo> But that may limit room for /root and make you angry when it's fully (depending on software you install)
[20:33] <Ziber> how would i install the utf-8 locale?
[20:33] <alechiko> how much did u say ur base installation takes up? 2.5?
[20:33] <mrbook1> having trouble with ubuntu - no sound
[20:33] <erUSUL> Ziber: should be installed/generated by default even in dapper
[20:33] <Ziber>         LANGUAGE = (unset),
[20:33] <Ziber>         LC_ALL = "en_US.UTF-8",
[20:33] <Ziber>         LANG = (unset)
[20:33] <Ziber>     are supported and installed on your system.
[20:33] <FloodBot3> Ziber: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:34] <pranav> :fbianconi : i've tried the remix, unluckilym it doesn't boot from the USB
[20:34] <pranav> it has some old bios problem
[20:34] <erUSUL> Ziber: en_US.UTF-8 *is* utf8
[20:34] <Ziber> erUSUL: says its not installed tho
[20:34] <Astarot> i have a little problem with a NTFS partition. I cannot start windows ... and i need to make the backup of this disk...but when i try to do it...i cannot mount the device on ubuntu 'cos it is in use
[20:34] <Ziber> "please check..."
[20:34] <sirastin0> I'm SSH'd into an Ubuntu server that's on a Windows network. How do I get it to show the remote pc name?
[20:34] <Astarot> can i do something to fix it?
[20:34] <Ziber> perl: warning: Please check that your locale settings:
[20:35] <pranav> us there a way i can use my existing ubuntu to work on it
[20:35] <erUSUL> Ziber: in dapper iirc « sudo dpkg-reconfigure locales » works
[20:35] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[20:35] <mrbook1> tried ubuntu cannot get sound to work have intel ICH08 chip
[20:35] <erUSUL> !intelhda | mrbook1
[20:36] <pranav> is there a way, maybe like using the cdeom on my pc to make the netbook boot from the cdrom of the pc
[20:36] <pranav> ??
[20:36] <mrbook1> ubottu: thanks I'll take a look.
[20:36] <twan_vd_p> Fannel, srry to bother again; I'm reading that the version of /etc/vim/vimrc seems edited by a script. Should I keep it, replace it ?
[20:36] <alienkid10> in 9.10's WUBI can I use EXT3 instead of 4?
[20:37] <Pici> !9.10 | alienkid10
[20:37] <pranav> is there a way, maybe like using the cdrom on my pc to make the netbook boot from the cdrom of the pc
[20:37] <alienkid10> #ubuntu+1
[20:37] <genii> alienkid10: /join #ubuntu+1
[20:37] <Crosswing> Where does Rhythmbox keep its user settings?
[20:37] <fbianconi> pranav: have you tried usb-creator? (don't know it's english name, but is under system/adminitration)
[20:38] <sebsebseb> hi
[20:38] <pranav> ya, but the booting doesn't occur via USB
[20:38] <erUSUL> Crosswing: ~/.gnome2/rhythmbox/
[20:38] <tuxxie> pranav maybe with pxe boot.
[20:38] <pranav> pxe boot?
[20:38] <trism> pranav: I would just rip out the hard drive, put it in an encloser and install to that
[20:39] <ActionParsnip> trism: i'd do that too
[20:39] <Crosswing> erUSUL, no such folder there, unfortunately.
[20:39] <pranav> hmm...
[20:39] <tjc> hello
[20:39] <pranav> i'll check out the pxr boot thing, since ii don like removing the hdd
[20:39] <pranav> *pxe
[20:40] <erUSUL> Crosswing: :1 in ~/.config/ ?
[20:40] <tuxxie> yes user pxe to netboot your image via tftp . I have not done it but it should work.
[20:41] <Crosswing> erUSUL, nope, it's not there either.
[20:41] <erUSUL> Crosswing: find ~/ -iname '*rhythm*' -print
[20:41] <pranav> thnx will check it out
[20:42] <tjc> i did an software update on jaunty and ran out of electric power, which caused my machine to shut down, i booted it up again and finished the installation with the recommended dpkg --configure -a, however ever since I'm unable to start up firefox. when i click on the icon it would hang for a bit ( or perform some operations in the background but it exists afterwards without bringing the firefox window up ) i think i also have the xulrunn
[20:42] <tjc> er1.9 gnome support broken because if the install, is there any way to restore these 2 packages?
[20:42] <Crosswing> erUSUL, that returned a few, going to inspect the results. Thanks. :)
[20:42] <erUSUL> Crosswing: no problem
[20:42] <tjc> when I try to start firefox from the console I'm seeing the 'Bus error' message
[20:42] <tjc> I would google the problem but I have no browser to do so now ;/
[20:43] <Flannel> tjc: try sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[20:43] <Flannel> tjc: You have w3m! ;)
[20:43] <iceroot> what you recommend for viewing analog-tv?
[20:44] <erUSUL> !info xawtv
[20:44] <tjc> I did and got the "Setting up xulrunner-1.9-gnome-support (1.9.0.14+build2+nobinonly-0ubuntu0.9.04.1) ...", and again "Bus error..." script exited with status 135 during --configure ;/
[20:44] <iceroot> erUSUL: i will have a look
[20:44] <tjc> Flannel, I got lynx but didn't use it for a while now ;P
[20:46] <max> HI people
[20:47] <max> I have an ipod touch and want to use it with ubuntu
[20:47] <Guest21216> How can I do that pls
[20:47] <Guest21216> ??
[20:47] <erUSUL> !ipod | Guest21216
[20:47] <ActionParsnip> max: in what way?
[20:47] <sebsebseb> erUSUL: I thought about doing that
[20:47] <Guest21216> Yeah I tried that but it's too complicated Im new
[20:48] <Guest21216> can anyone help me pls
[20:48] <sebsebseb> Guest21216: I see hmm
[20:48] <ActionParsnip> Guest21216: well what do you want to do with the device?
[20:48] <Boondoklife> Is there a way to make unrar and other proc intesive apps run at a lower nice priority by default?
[20:48] <sebsebseb> Guest21216: yep it can be a bit tricky to configure hardware, espessially when new
[20:48] <Zzeiss> Is there a VM thing (kvm, virtualbox, Xen, whatever) that will allow me to boot a virtual machine on a real bootable partition?
[20:48] <Guest21216> yeah
[20:48] <tjc> I'd appreciate any other suggestions, I'm not this good with apt/dpkg I'm afraid ...
[20:49] <Zzeiss> So, for example, I could boot /dev/sda7 as a virtual machine, OR boot it for real?
[20:49] <sebsebseb> Zzeiss: Virtualbox can do it and I think VMware as well,  however that's not usually recommended, and also probably a bit tricky to set up
[20:49] <Guest21216> can you help me then pls
[20:50] <Zzeiss> sebsebseb: OK, I took a look at VBox and it did not seem to want to do that.  Have you actually seen it working?
[20:50] <sebsebseb> Zzeiss: Which Windows programs do you want to run?
[20:50] <ActionParsnip> Guest21216: what do you want to do with it?
[20:50] <sebsebseb> Zzeiss: no, but  I  have been on webpages about it before
[20:50] <ActionParsnip> Guest21216: crappy iphones can be used as many things in linux
[20:50] <Guest21216> > <ActionParsnip> just want to use it as normal
[20:50] <pj> Hi everyone, just got the kernel update for gutsy, but the update manager is saying the packages are "NOT AUTHENTICATED".  Are they safe?
[20:50] <Guest21216> sync it and all
[20:50] <sebsebseb> ActionParsnip: heh
[20:50] <tjc> would it be of any help if I tried to downgrade to the xulrunner 1.9 for example ? I looked at what synaptic tells me and it seems that I have xulrunner1.9 and 1.9.1 installed on my system....
[20:50] <Zzeiss> sebsebseb:  Actually, application 1 is "Ubuntu Studio".  App2 is WinXP (I have several legit licenses for it)
[20:51] <ActionParsnip> Guest21216: they can be modems, usb harddrives, mp3 players...what?
[20:51] <Guest21216> OK people
[20:51] <ActionParsnip> sebsebseb: i hate apple rubbish
[20:51] <sebsebseb> Zzeiss: ok why not  virtual machine XP normalley then? and  so with  it not using your psycial install
[20:51] <Zzeiss> sebsebseb: ... and sadly, WINE is not cooperating in letting me run Steam / Portal / Team Fortress
[20:51] <ActionParsnip> Guest21216: ok do you want to load your mp3s onto it?
[20:51] <Guest21216> I have an ipod touch and want to be able to use it on Ubuntu like I used to be able to use it on Windows
[20:52] <Zzeiss> sebsebseb: Because, for Ubuntu Studio, I *do* want to be able to switch over and use it natively.  This is so I can test and config it before I hose my machine!
[20:52] <erUSUL> !appdb | Zzeiss
[20:52] <sebsebseb> ActionParsnip: yeah  Apple like Microsoft don't support Linux hmm
[20:52] <ActionParsnip> Guest21216: if you install banshee or amarok you can oad it with mp3s. you wont tell me what you want to use it as so I can only guess
[20:52] <sebsebseb> Zzeiss: Ubuntu Studio is your host OS?
[20:52] <ActionParsnip> sebsebseb: no, just low quality products
[20:53] <ActionParsnip> s/oad/load
 oki How can I do that???
[20:53] <sebsebseb> ActionParsnip: well loads fo people think they are really good,  espessially, because of the high price tags
[20:53] <Guest21216> I've got banshee
[20:53] <Zzeiss> sebsebseb: Nope- Ubuntu 9.04 is the host right now; Ubuntu Studio will be the guest.  That is, until I have UStudio verified as right on target.
[20:53] <Guest21216> teach me how to do it pls
[20:53] <ActionParsnip> sebsebseb: its a 50cc engine in a ferarri body, looks great, runs bad
[20:53] <sebsebseb> Guest21216: Touch can be a bit of a problem in  Ubuntu,  I think standard Ipod is probably easier to get working
[20:53] <ActionParsnip> Guest21216: its a standard app in synaptic
[20:53] <Zzeiss> sebsebseb: the alternative is to switch hard drives over and over...
[20:53] <rai> hi everyone...i have problem with m y kopete..it open but i can not connect to my messenger
[20:54] <rai> can u helpp me
[20:54] <sebsebseb> ActionParsnip: heh
[20:54] <Guest21216> Oki I have Banshee installed and then??????
[20:54] <ActionParsnip> Guest21216: load banshee and connect your device
[20:55] <Guest21216> how to connect it???
[20:55] <sebsebseb> Zzeiss: Oh I see I guess you don't reolize that you can  install the  studio stuff into a standard Ubuntu install
[20:55] <ActionParsnip> Guest21216: usb
[20:55] <Guest21216> oki hang on
[20:55] <Zzeiss> sebsebseb: Oh, yes.  I found that.  But the "tweaks" are what i want as well; things like the combined status/windowbar at the top...
[20:55] <sebsebseb> !studio
[20:56] <rai> help please for kopete
[20:56] <Zzeiss> In fact, that would be worth having by itself.... how *does* one do that?
[20:56] <Guest21216> connected! and now???
[20:56] <sebsebseb> Zzeiss: also it's Windows you should be virtual maching the standard way, rather than trying to use a psyical install of it in a virtual machine program, by the way
[20:56] <erUSUL> rai: maybe more help in #kubuntu
[20:57] <rai> k i try
[20:57] <Guest21216> ActionParsnip>connected!!
[20:58] <speedmccoy> Ausie! Ausie! Ausie!
[20:58] <benc> when I try to update modules I'm getting: Some of the packages could not be retrieved from the server(s). Do you want to continue, ignoring these packages?
[20:58] <benc> what can I do?
[20:58] <Boondoklife> Zzeiss: I tried a while back to do the same thing and do remember coming across a page that talked about it. You are going to run into an issue when you try to boot the partition if it is an actual system installation. I think there was a way to do ti but it requied vmware to boot a special boot disk etc.
[20:58] <guntbert> speedmccoy:  do you have an ubuntu support question?
[20:58] <sebsebseb> Zzeiss: Windows is usauly an insecure host  OS when installed  and connected to the Internet,  even  if it's the install of someone that thinks they know how to secure it properly,   truth is most people don't really know,  hence why they  think they need antivirus and antispyware,  which sure they do need really when they don't know how to secure it properly enough without the need for
[20:58] <Guest21216> ActionParsnip>
[20:58] <Guest21216> are you there?? ActionParsnip>
[20:59] <Boondoklife> Zzeiss: If I understand what you are wanting to do correctly.
[20:59] <Fragsworth> When I mousewheel while the pointer is over a divide in Pidgin, it switches workspaces
[20:59] <xxex> can i remove grub and install lilo
[20:59] <Zzeiss> sebsebseb: yeah, I know.  My solution to the XP insecurity problem is an external hardware firewall with "refuse all" turned on.
[20:59] <Fragsworth> Can anyone else verify this?
[20:59] <guntbert> benc: what packages could not be retrieved?
[20:59] <Guest21216> ActionParsnip> can u help me pls??
[20:59] <erUSUL> Boondoklife: try another mirror ?
[21:00] <Slart> Fragsworth: what is "a divide"?
[21:00] <Zzeiss> sebsebseb: The only thing that XP virtual machine will ever run is Steam.  Thats it.
[21:00] <Fragsworth> Slart: I don't know what else to call it - the space between sub-windows in Pidgin
[21:00] <Guest21216> ActionParsnip>
[21:00] <Guest21216> ActionParsnip>
[21:00] <Guest21216> ActionParsnip>
[21:00] <FloodBot3> Guest21216: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:00] <sebsebseb> Zzeiss: you can do a dynamically expanding Windows install in Virtualbox,   and  select a size  that the vm thinks it has,  then  it can acstauly become that size also, as long as your partition has enough psyical space
[21:01] <Slart> Fragsworth: in the main pidgin window? or in a message dialog?
[21:01] <sebsebseb> Zzeiss: where as the other option fixed storage is not so good, because the size you put,  is the amount of size the vm will acstaully take up
[21:01] <Fragsworth> Slart: In a message dialog
[21:01] <Fragsworth> Slart: Normally you can resize over these "divides"
[21:01] <Zzeiss> sebsebseb: Yes, i know about that.
[21:01] <sebsebseb> Zzeiss: as for the security thing,   I  have an interesting solution, but  I don't want to support Windows right now :)  plus this isn't the channal for that anyway :D
[21:01] <benc> guntbert: XUL something
[21:01] <pranav> i tried pxe it is a little complicated, + requires an alternate download of the ubuntu cd, which is difficult for me since my net connection is not very fast
[21:01] <benc> guntbert: and now my FF doesn't launch
[21:01] <sebsebseb> Zzeiss: Why only steam in a vm?  I have heard that Steam will work in Wine
[21:02] <Guest21216> ActionParsnip> can u help me please?????
[21:02] <bro>  hi. i reinstalled my proprietary ati driver on ubuntu 9.04 and now xserver won't start. i booted from a kubuntu 6.06 live cd. is there any way to reconfigure/uninstall the fglrx driver?
[21:02] <pranav>  k there is this sad problem, i have an old laptop in which i need to put ubuntu.....
[21:02] <pranav> it doesn't have a working cdrom
[21:02] <pranav> and doesn't boot from a usb
[21:02] <pranav> is there anythin that can be done??
[21:02] <pranav> i was thinkin of a way, mayb like using my pc cdrom,  to be used as the booting device for the laptop...
[21:02] <pranav> any way of doin this?
[21:02] <FloodBot3> pranav: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:02] <sebsebseb> bro: yeah ATI gets problems with 9.04
[21:02] <Guest21216> How can I use my ipod touch with Banshee????
[21:02] <Zzeiss> sebsebseb: The hassle is the video card.  Ive had loads of problems trying to get a VM to see an Nvidia accel card.  And the NV blob driver is a piece of ****.  I essentially have no confidence that it will work on any particular install.
[21:02] <Slart> Fragsworth: ah.. yes.. it does the same for me.. I'm guessing the pidgin window doesn't "catch" the mouse scroll wheel even.. so then gnome/compiz will act on it instead and do just what it does when you use the scroll wheel on the empty desktop
[21:03] <pranav> k there is this sad problem, i have an old laptop in which i need to put ubuntu.....
[21:03] <pranav>  it doesn't have a working cdrom
[21:03] <sebsebseb> Zzeiss: I see
[21:03] <Fragsworth> Slart: Interesting bug :)
[21:03] <guntbert> benc: xulrunner belongs to FF, the first thing that comes to my mind is: your update server is not reliably reachable - try to choose another one
[21:03] <pranav> and doesn't boot from a usb
[21:03] <pranav> is there anythin that can be done??
[21:03] <Slart> Fragsworth: same thing happens between the buttons in the message dialog
[21:03] <RastaSheep> i have one question about update of ubuntu .. is posible to update mt ubuntu 8.4 without downloading new image file ?
[21:03] <Zzeiss> In fact, I do not use it unless I ******* have to for a game.  Why oh why can't those guys at ATI and NV release the specifications?
[21:03] <Guest21216> Can someone help me please???
[21:03] <sebsebseb> Zzeiss: you did the stars,  but it still counts as something,  you should try and watch your language a bit here :D
[21:03] <pranav>  i was thinkin of a way, mayb like using my pc cdrom,  to be used as the booting device for the laptop...
[21:03] <pranav> any way of doin this?
[21:04] <PeakerWork> hi. My dad connects an external USB drive.  Its device (/dev/sdf1) appears. An icon appears for it on the desktop - but he can't double click it.    manual    mount   of sdf1 works, but clicking the icon fails to do anything
[21:04] <DigitalKiwi> sebsebseb: connotation!
[21:04] <Slart> RastaSheep: update to 9.04/9.10/8.10?
[21:04] <RastaSheep> i have one question about update of ubuntu .. is posible to update my ubuntu 8.4 without downloading new image file ?
[21:04] <pranav> ??
[21:04] <RastaSheep> yeah
[21:04] <sebsebseb> !language |   Zzeiss
[21:04] <sebsebseb> DigitalKiwi: uhmm?
[21:04] <Zzeiss> sebsebseb: yeah, I just find it extremely frustrating, especially on laptops where you have no choice of video cards.
[21:04] <guntbert> !upgrade | RastaSheep
[21:04] <PeakerWork> why would double-clicking the icon representing an external hard drive fail to do anything, but "sudo mount" will work?
[21:04] <J3ny> hey guys how can I connect with other networks?
[21:04] <Slart> RastaSheep: please don't spam your question just because noone answered in the 60 seconds you managed to wait
[21:04] <erUSUL> RastaSheep: yes
[21:05] <erUSUL> !upgrade | RastaSheep
[21:05] <sebsebseb> Guest21216: hmm
[21:05] <DigitalKiwi> do people get antzy when you say "heck" instead of alternatives? usually not, it's all about connotation
[21:05] <RastaSheep> ty :D
[21:05] <pranav> ?????
[21:05] <sebsebseb> Guest21216: did you connect the device with USB?
[21:05] <pranav> ya, but never worked
[21:05] <kubanc> is there any tutorial to install intel graphic card on ubuntu 9.04. i have a JERKY video playback
[21:05] <Guest21216> sebsebseb> YEAH!! what do i do next??
[21:05] <pranav> the boot of usb is not done
[21:05] <guntbert> !repeat | pranav
[21:05] <erUSUL> !intel | kubanc
[21:05] <pranav> k
[21:05] <Zzeiss> hmmmm... how does someone _add_ a panel, if one has deleted it?
[21:06] <sebsebseb> Guest21216: I don't know, because fortunatly I don't tend to buy  hardware  that   does not have  offical Linux  support from the manufactures that made them
[21:06] <Slart> Zzeiss: right click on another panel.. select new panel
[21:06] <heogen> ikonia, are you there?
[21:06] <erUSUL> Zzeiss: right click on the other panel
[21:06] <Slart> Zzeiss: you won't get the panel back.. you'll have to create it again
[21:06] <erUSUL> !resetpanel | Zzeiss anothe option is
[21:06] <vigo> erUSUL: What upgrade are you looking for? system,kernel or update?
[21:06] <sebsebseb> Guest21216: I could look at the page though, to see if I know what your meant to do or not
[21:06] <Guest21216> OH for god sake's no one knows!!??
[21:06] <Zzeiss> Hmmm... but there's no open space on this panel.  Uh-oh...
[21:07] <erUSUL> vigo: none i was helping someone thanks
[21:07] <Zzeiss> Oh, I can get one with the separators.  OK.  No problem.
[21:07] <vigo> np
[21:07] <sebsebseb> Guest21216: Apple do not like Linux,  Touch's can be a bit tricky to configure
[21:07] <arvind_khadri> !resetpanel | Zzeiss
[21:07] <lomez> hi, i have an eeepc and im running ubuntu netbook remix. my filessystem filled up randomly, it says 4.5gb and 100% full via disk usage analyzer, but its a 7.2gb hd
[21:07] <bro>  hi. i reinstalled my proprietary ati driver on ubuntu 9.04 and now xserver won't start. i booted from a kubuntu 6.06 live cd. is there any way to reconfigure/uninstall the fglrx driver?
[21:07] <Guest36631> make; make install; echo "rt2870sta" >>/etc/modules
[21:07] <Guest36631>  does this make any sence to anyone
[21:07] <PeakerWork> this channel is too big, it needs to be split?
[21:07] <sebsebseb> bro: where did you get the ATI driver from?
[21:07] <Slart> Guest36631: yes
[21:07] <Flannel> PeakerWork: No
[21:08] <erUSUL> Guest36631: seems a recipe to compile and intall a kernel driver
[21:08] <bro> sebsebseb: i installed it using the hardware manager
[21:08] <arvind_khadri> erUSUL, sorry dint see that you had sent it
[21:08] <sebsebseb> bro: ok good
[21:08] <Zzeiss> Oh, I've got the Touch working decently (modulo annoyance at the video chipset).  But try and find a fast machine that doesn't have a non-Intel video chipset these days.
[21:08] <Slart> PeakerWork: it's fine.. as long as people keep the offtopic chat in #ubuntu-offtopic... such as petitions to split the channel
[21:08] <SnakDoc> whats command to restore a .config file
[21:08] <erUSUL> arvind_khadri: no problem
[21:08] <sebsebseb> bro: if you get it from outside the repo you can get problems
[21:08] <tjc> Flannel, thanks for your help, with w3m i got opera and with opere I got to this post : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1026086
 Yeah!! Thanks a but to late to be judgemental
[21:08] <Guest36631> ok because latst time someone said something about the rt2870... >>/etc/modules
[21:08] <Guest36631> just wanted to make sure
[21:08] <tjc> the solution with sudo dpkg --remove --force-remove-reinstreq worked for me so perhaps it would be of help to others ;)
[21:08] <sebsebseb> bro: I have heard that ATI cards  get problems with 9.04
[21:08] <SnakDoc> whats command to restore a .config file want to delete current and start with original again
[21:09] <DefineByte> Is there a recommened way to check an NTFS drive in Ubuntu?
[21:09] <zebastian> Help, i tried changing changing my ATI driver and it didn't work, nothing will load after the splash screen, i tried going back to vesa but x won't load a screen can someone help me
[21:09] <lomez> !fsck DefineByte
[21:09] <sebsebseb> Guest36631: if you can't get it working in Banshee or whatever, with enough RAM you can try a Windows virtual machine
[21:09] <erUSUL> SnakDoc: which config file ?
[21:09] <zebastian> i am on shell mode
[21:09] <SnakDoc> erUSUL samba
[21:09] <Slart> DefineByte: I don't think there is a ntfs fsck in linux/ubuntu
[21:09] <erUSUL> Zzeiss: try 'sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg'
[21:09] <sebsebseb> bro: Did it ever work?
[21:09] <arvind_khadri> DefineByte, no not really, fsck.ntfs marks it clean.. if there is a fault
[21:09] <bro> sebsebseb: i had the driver from ati site installed, but it was tearing with compiz, so i uninstalled it and installed the one in the hardware manager. after boot my xserver was messed up
[21:09] <DefineByte> lomez: when I run fsck I get fsck 1.41.4 (27-Jan-2009) fsck: fsck.ntfs: not found fsck: Error 2 while executing fsck.ntfs for /dev/sdb1
[21:10] <Guest36631> ok well im going to install it then message u guys back if i have probs
[21:10] <sebsebseb> bro: I see
[21:10] <erUSUL> DefineByte: Slart the closest thing is ntfsfix fro ntfsprogs
[21:10] <erUSUL> from*
[21:10] <Slart> DefineByte: you'll have to find some way of booting windows.. not sure if freedos can do it but it might be worth it to take a look
[21:10] <Zzeiss> hmmm... is there any way to move (or copy) a menu from the toplevel over into "Applications"  (I'm trying to open up space in the menu bar.
[21:10] <sebsebseb> bro: yeah as I was saying if you get them from outside the repo,  problems
[21:10] <erUSUL> SnakDoc: you can purge samba and reinstall it
[21:10] <sebsebseb> bro: if you get outside the repo you can expect problems
[21:10] <DefineByte> arvind_khadri: ok, thanks.
[21:10] <Zzeiss> erUSUL: What's that dpkg supposed to fix?
[21:10] <sebsebseb> bro: you need to  reconfigure xorg I think and re install  the driver from the  hardware manager
[21:10] <DefineByte> erUSUL: is that safe? does it work ok?
[21:10] <Guest21216> OK CAN ANYONE HELP ME PLS
[21:10] <SnakDoc> erUSUL tried and it didn't restore original file
[21:10] <erUSUL> Zzeiss: you can add a windows style single menu to the panel and then remove the other
[21:10] <sebsebseb> Guest21216: I have been trying to help you a bit
 no you havent
[21:11] <sebsebseb> !caps |  Guest21216
[21:11] <Slart> Guest36631: yes.. under the TAB key.. there's usually a light that goes with it.. called CAPS usually
[21:11] <arvind_khadri> !caps | Guest21216
[21:11] <zebastian> I can't afford to lose all my files, if i have to get an external hard drive and then somehow copy all into it i'd be willing to but i can't afford a clean reinstall
[21:11] <sebsebseb> Guest21216: I suggested a virtual machine if you coudn't get it working in Banshee, that's helping
[21:11] <zebastian> i need to get the gui back
[21:11] <cowgarden> why do I get unusable free disk space where I can make no partition when I resize my NTFS partiton? (sry, no ubuntu, but still gparted I think and I couldn't find any help elsewhere)
[21:11] <bro> sebsebseb: i cannot get to command prompt in ubuntu, ctrl+alt+f1 doesn't work
 how??
[21:11] <erUSUL> DefineByte: it is safe but it only works on non damaged paritions
[21:11] <sebsebseb> bro: and you can't  log into it at all?
[21:11] <herenbdy> hello, how can I download a specific version of a package? a libc6 update borked x11 :(
[21:12] <Guest36631> ??
[21:12] <DefineByte> Slart: OK, thanks. I think I've got a USB stick with FreeDOS on it somewhere.
[21:12] <Slart> cowgarden: never had free space being unusable.. unless it's to small for a partition
[21:12] <Guest36631> what about caps
[21:12] <DefineByte> erUSUL: the partition is OK I think. Ubuntu mounts it with no problems.
[21:12] <sebsebseb> Guest36631:  if your here at the right time, ther will be someone that  can help properly with your Touch
[21:12] <sebsebseb> !patience |  Guest36631
[21:12] <Slart> DefineByte: it it's an external drive you might be able to use a vm and do the scandisk thing from there.. you'll still have to install windows in the vm though
[21:12] <cowgarden> Slart, 12000MB should be enough...
[21:12] <erUSUL> DefineByte: so why you need a checker ?
[21:12] <Guest21216> how?/
[21:12] <bro> sebsebseb: the system boots, but when it loads the desktop it's all messed up. i'd try to reconfigure xserver-xorg but i can't get to the shell
[21:13] <sebsebseb> !attitude |  Guest21216
[21:13] <lomez> DefineByte, I would try a windows PE for NTFS drives
[21:13] <Slart> cowgarden: oh.. sure.. that's plenty.. I was thinking more in the range of < 50MB
well yeah, u don t reply to me
[21:13] <DefineByte> erUSUL: because I'm getting constant disk activity in Windows, with the computer constantly freezing.
[21:13] <Um_cara_qualquer> excuse me... can someone help me install "SDL_mixer 1.2" ?
[21:13] <DefineByte> lomez: I'll see what I can find.
[21:13] <zebastian> Some guy here got me to write a bunch of commands into the terminal to change my ATI driver as my laptop was getting stuck whenever i played movies, that didn't work, i reboot on low graphics mode and then he tried to reset back to default, nothing will come up now after the splash screen, i tried going back to vesa but x won't load a screen, i need help
[21:13] <sebsebseb> bro: ok no problem  use recovery mode
[21:14] <cowgarden> Slart, it's not windows, but I'll try a restart
 what's your problem?
[21:14] <lomez> DefineByte, bart-pe is the default one, easy to find.
[21:14] <sebsebseb> bro: from the Grub boot loader go into recovery mode and do xfix,  that should reset  xorg
[21:14] <bro> sebsebseb: can you tell me how? i didn't use recovery untill now
 Hi. I want to use my ipod touch on ubuntu
[21:14] <erUSUL> zebastian: boot into recovery mode and choose repair X
[21:14] <zebastian> i'm on another laptop now, my laptop is on cli mode
[21:14] <zebastian> yes
[21:14] <zebastian> erUSUL
[21:14] <zebastian> i did, i tried that adn it didn't work
[21:14] <erUSUL> zebastian: if you are on terminal do 'sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg'
[21:14] <zebastian> x wont load a screen
[21:15] <erUSUL> zebastian: then reboot
[21:15] <DefineByte> lomez: thanks. I looked into UltimateBootCD too, but it won't boot of USB and I don't have a CD-ROM. x) Bart-PE should fit the bill
[21:15] <sebsebseb> bro: you have the Grub boot loader?
[21:15] <sebsebseb> bro: sure you do,  it just might not be appearing on your screen for long before Ubuntu boots up
 so??
[21:15] <lomez> DefineByte, i dont know how good bart-pe support is on usb, but good luck
[21:16] <OlySoft-Dave> good morning, afternoon, evening, Ubunteros
[21:16] <sebsebseb> bro: there should be an option  on it for recovery mode
[21:16] <DefineByte> lomez: Thank you. It seems it might be potluck if it works. >.<
[21:16] <SnakDoc> erUSUL any other ideas ?
[21:16] <Um_cara_qualquer> anyone knows how to install "SDL_mixer 1.2"
[21:16] <bro> sebsebseb: i might have done something whrong, but i know i set the timeout to 0 in grub.lst
[21:17] <sebsebseb> bro: I see uhmm
[21:17] <yitz_> Where is the toolbar settings stored?
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[21:17] <sjokkis> hi. how do i unpack a .bin file? i've googled this problem, but all the posts i found about it were from people who were told how to execute the file. i actually do need to unpack it. any ideas?
[21:17] <sebsebseb> bro: I think you can press esc  on it, to stop the time out
[21:17] <sebsebseb> bro: If not, you got the Live CD still?
[21:17] <erUSUL> SnakDoc: nope sorry
[21:17] <bro> sebsebseb: and there's a recovery option ?
[21:18] <zebastian> erUSUL, just rebooted, the screen won't load after splash though, i see like four and a half little blurry pixelated splash ubuntu's and then it will black out two times and then it will get stuck, still not loading a screen
[21:18] <bro> sebsebseb: ies, but it's a kubuntu 6.06
[21:18] <Spkr2Cmputrs_> I just did a scan on my port 44400,and it says it's filtered.  how would I get more info on this? I think I may have to remove this filter for a game server
[21:18] <CrowdKiller> gay
[21:18] <OlySoft-Dave> a file marked .bin could be any number of things.  Have you tried using the "file" command from a terminal?  I will look at the file contents and try to figure out what it really is.
[21:18] <sebsebseb> bro: well if you have access to your partition,  I can't remember how exactly on the Live CD, you could run  commands for your install
[21:18] <sebsebseb> bro: ,but you can also  access the menu.lst on your partition and change it so there is a timeout
[21:18] <arand> sjokkis: I don't think it's possible, if it's built-in to the binary there should be some --flag to do it (maybe --help would give info?)
[21:18] <zebastian> erUSUL i'll reboot and go back on recovery mode and cli
[21:18] <bro> sebsebseb: that's what i'm trying to do now, but i don't know how to get root on konqueror [file manager]
[21:18] <sjokkis> arand: it's an image for flashing a router
[21:19] <lomez> Guest21216, what is your problem?
[21:19] <sjokkis> i mean OlySoft-Dave
[21:19] <sebsebseb> bro: well  you only really need root for that one file
[21:19] <Guest21216> lomez> HI
[21:19] <sjokkis> perhaps mounting it is the way to go?
[21:19] <bro> sebsebseb: something like gksudo nautilus, but for konqueror
[21:19] <sebsebseb> bro: I think it's as simple as mounting the partition and then
[21:19] <lomez> !ask Guest21216
[21:19] <guntbert> Guest21216: please realize that the people here are volunteers - and not every question has a satisfactory answer
[21:19] <Guest21216> lomez> I just want to use my ipod touch on Ubuntu, that s all
[21:19] <OlySoft-Dave> sjokkis: then it's not something you unpack.  You need to access the admin functions of the device so it grabs the image and does it's magick with it.
[21:19] <arand> sjokkis: where from?
[21:19] <Slart> sjokkis: the bin extension only tells you that whoever created the file thought it was a binary file..  if it's a flash rom image you probably need a specific utility app to do stuff with it
[21:19] <sebsebseb> bro: gksudo kate  /media/disk1/boot/grub/menu.lst or something like that
[21:20] <lomez> Guest21216, sorry, i dont understand what you mean. install ubuntu on your itouch?
[21:20] <SnakDoc> erUSUL i got it had to go to root of problem samba-common after that it was fixed
[21:20] <sebsebseb> lomez: no he wants his Ipod Touch to work in Ubuntu
[21:20] <sjokkis> arand: openwrt.org
[21:20] <Guest21216> lomez> NO, just use my ipod touch on ubuntu
[21:20] <lomez> ah. Guest21216, what are you using to connect to it
[21:20] <xiong> backup software suggestions? there are many choices -- i prefer GUI
[21:21] <Guest21216> usb, but can use anything else if it works  and if you teach me
[21:21] <cowgarden> Slart, [[hda1][hda2][free space][hda3]] seems to be a problem
[21:21] <lomez> Guest21216, i mean what program?
[21:21] <Guest21216> banshee
[21:21] <arand> sjokkis: and which file?
[21:21] <Guest21216> lomez>banshee
[21:21] <OlySoft-Dave> xiong: heh, I am looking at that myself this weekend.  Lost yet another install with no backup...this time due to a raid failure.
[21:21] <Slart> cowgarden: huh? it doesn't want to create a new partition in that space?
[21:22] <zebastian> erUSUL, what do i do now?  i have about 40 min to decide if i should go out and buy an external hard drive to somehow copy all my files from CLI onto it
[21:22] <zebastian> and then reinstall
[21:22] <cowgarden> Slart, yes, as I said it claims the free space "unusable" and gives me no options for it at all
[21:22] <Boondoklife> question: powertop is telling me to add something to the kernel command line in grub conf, is this the line in the menu.lst that has splash ro after the kernel?
[21:22] <sjokkis> arand: how is it relevant? it's an image for flashing openwrt onto a router. i just need some default config files
[21:22] <sebsebseb> zebastian: your in recovery mode?  you want to fix ATI?
[21:22] <sjokkis> but i can do an svn checkout instead, so it's cool. thanks tho
[21:22] <Heikki123> Hello
[21:22] <g00se> In the live configs, what is the root password?
[21:22] <zebastian> sebsebseb, yes i am on recovery mode, i tried changing ati and it didn't work now x wont load a screen even after trying to go back to vesa
[21:23] <cowgarden> Slart, [[hda1][free space][hda2][hda3]] no better like this, thought that was the problem (read in a forum)
[21:23] <zebastian> i tried the xfix from recovery mode
[21:23] <sebsebseb> zebastian: yeah bro has a similar issue
[21:23] <Slart> cowgarden: I don't really have an empty drive to try this on.. so I can't really verify that it's a general problem with that configuration and not just gparted that is acting up.. but gparted doesn't usually act up..
[21:23] <Guest21216> lomez> so?
[21:23] <sebsebseb> zebastian: ok you did xfix and what happended?
[21:23] <zvacet> sebsebseb : kdesudo kate/path /to/file
[21:23] <zebastian> nothing
[21:23] <zebastian> i rebooted
[21:23] <Heikki123> i got a stupid question: how do i get amarok to open a file? From the menu when i try to open something, nothing happens... also from ubuntu's file manager when i right click and select "open with amarok", nothing happens, no playing, no error messages....
[21:23] <sebsebseb> zvacet: say that to bro
[21:23] <arand> sjokkis: since all images there seems to be in .img format... not .bin ...
[21:24] <zvacet> sebsebseb : sorry
[21:24] <zebastian> then the same
[21:24] <sebsebseb> zvacet: oh yeah I said gksudo to him didn't I hmm
[21:24] <zebastian> nothing after splash
[21:24] <guntbert> !root | g00se
[21:24] <zvacet> bro :  kdesudo kate/path /to/file
[21:24] <Guest21216> lomez>
[21:25] <g00se> sudo x ---- 'user goose is not in the sudoers group'
[21:25] <lomez> Guest21216, sorry, i dont know about banshee, i only use amarok and rhythombox
[21:25] <zebastian> right now i am on the cli, after loggin in recovery mode
[21:25] <xiong> what must i back up in order to be able, at need, to perform a full restore after the most extreme disaster? -- /home of course but what else? -- no need to back up all the downloaded software but i want a straightforward way to redownload it all
[21:25] <bro> zvacet, sebsebseb, only kdesu seems to work on 6.06, but for some reason it won't get to my sda6 partition, even if i can browse it in file manager
[21:25] <sebsebseb> zvacet: well thanks I forgot that  Kubuntu has it's own thing as well
[21:25] <Heikki123> It seems my amarok don't accept mp3-files.. wav plays ok... how do i enable mp3 in amarok
[21:25] <Guest21216> oki amarok then
[21:25] <sebsebseb> zvacet: he wants to edit his  /boot/grub/menu.lst file
[21:26] <sebsebseb> zvacet: put a timeout back on it, so he can go into  recovery mode and hopefuly fix xorg,  in fact maybe you know of a better way? he is on the Live CD
[21:26] <guntbert> g00se: did you say live CD?
[21:26] <lomez> Heikki123, you need to install th restricted codecs as amarok cannot package them togeher legally
[21:26] <OlySoft-Dave> xiong: there is a log file, I believe it's install.log, that keeps track of all packages you have installed.  A copy of that would enable you to quickly reinstall them after recovery.
[21:26] <Heikki123> oh sorry, forgot to mention: i'm running the 9.10 alpha
[21:26] <g00se> guntbert: Yep - i'm running in live mode
[21:26] <cowgarden> Slart, yea, usually gparted is a really lovely program :)
[21:26] <Heikki123> lomez: ok thanks
[21:26] <sebsebseb> !9.10 |  Heikki123
[21:27] <zvacet> bro : kdesu kate /boot/grub/menu.lst
[21:27] <lomez> Guest21216, install amarok and see if your itouch is recognized automatically. it should be
[21:27] <Heikki123> oh, yes i know 9.10 is not released and it is only alpha and might break some things
[21:28] <Guest21216> Oki installed and started
[21:28] <sebsebseb> Heikki123: well your not meant to get support for it in here
[21:28] <Heikki123> sebsebseb: ok, sorry :)
[21:28] <Guest21216> What do I do now??
[21:28] <guntbert> g00se: in live CD the "main" user is ubuntu, for that one sudo works without password
[21:28] <zebastian> i can't lose all my files to a clean reinstall
[21:28] <cowgarden> Slart, i still can occupie the space by extending the formerly shrinked partition
[21:28] <dan> hey, how can I tell on the command line whether I'm running ubuntu desktop or ubuntu server on a box?
[21:28] <zebastian> but i need to be able to load the gui
[21:28] <bro> zvacet: it's blank, doesn't exist. i think, because i'm on live cd, i have to give the whole path /media/... but it doesn't get into my sda6 partition enev if it's already mounted
[21:28] <sebsebseb> zebastian: ok so xfix didn't work?
[21:28] <zebastian> is there a way i could copy all of /usr to an external drive? if i plugged one
[21:29] <sebsebseb> bro: yes you do
[21:29] <zebastian> sebsebseb no
[21:29] <sebsebseb> bro: it might be /mnt something
[21:29] <g00se> guntbert: OK. I added user 'goose'. Is there a password for ubuntu?
[21:29] <OlySoft-Dave> Zebastian: question, did you manually install video drivers or did you use the automated system to download/install them?
[21:29] <sebsebseb> bro: check media also to make sure your  calling it the right thing in the command
[21:29] <guntbert> dan: lsb_release -a tells you a lot
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[21:30] <sebsebseb> zebastian: ok  ATI graphics cards are known to have problems with  9.04
[21:30] <froglet> does anyone know if it is possible to reinstall Ubuntu without reformatting /home if I am using encrypted home directories (ecryptfs)?
[21:30] <sebsebseb> zebastian: I missed some of your issue, so can you quickly repeate it for me?
[21:30] <bro> sebsebseb: i browsed to the file, copied the path and pasted in terminal
[21:30] <dan> guntbert, doesn't say anything different for that it looks like
[21:30] <guntbert> g00se: no, in the live CD "ubuntu" has no password
[21:30] <dan> guntbert, I think that just lists what's in /etc/lsb-release
[21:30] <PeakerWork> damn, NTFS support in Ubuntu sucks :(   You have to drop into a terminal and "sudo" mount it manually! :(
[21:31] <bro> sebsebseb: it's /media/sda6/boot/grub/menu.lst for me but it turns a blank file
[21:31] <sebsebseb> PeakerWork: that's not right
[21:31] <zebastian> OlySoft-Dave, i had  used the original system, i had gotten the proprietory drivers, but my computer ketp getting stuck when i would play a movie, namely a large avi file, so these two guys here, actionparsnip and digitaldarkness told me to go to ati/amd and get the drive for my laptop
[21:31] <PeakerWork> the double-click-media-icon fails on external NTFS drives
[21:31] <sebsebseb> PeakerWork: it should just work
[21:31] <sebsebseb> PeakerWork: as long as Windows shut down the partition properly
[21:31] <OlySoft-Dave> zebastian: you can easily copy files to an external drive.  If it is not auto-detected and mounted in /media then you would need to mount it yourself by finding it in /dev.  But you can certainly do it.
[21:31] <PeakerWork> sebsebseb: well, ntfs-3g refuses to mount stuff as a normal user
[21:31] <froglet> I did this on one machine and I was unable to access my $HOME and so I had to reinstall again and format everything
[21:31] <sebsebseb> PeakerWork: oh
[21:31] <zebastian> i tried that but it didnt work, for some reason the driver for my laptop radeon 3200 was the one for 64 bit and not for 32 bit despite it being under 32 bit
[21:31] <sebsebseb> PeakerWork: well I haven't had problems
[21:31] <xjih78> hello
[21:32] <PeakerWork> sebsebseb: its saying "external FUSE support is insecure" or something like that when used from the shell (and I had to manually create /etc/fstab entry too!)
[21:32] <zebastian> so i tried going back and it didn't work, tried recovery mode xfix and ti didnt work, tried changing back to vesa
[21:32] <xjih78> in what package does the hg command dwell?
[21:32] <zebastian> didn't work
[21:32] <m0r0n> Is there an alternative to Pidgin?
[21:32] <Doc-Saintly> Can anyone recommend a cheap card to play high def in ubuntu with audio through hdmi?
[21:32] <sebsebseb> zebastian: so you tried to install a 64bit driver on a 32bit Ubuntu?
[21:32] <naDi> hey ,  installed the restriced drivers, also flash via synaptic , nonfree as well and i still cant seem to watch ths video (flash) from this site : http://www.mylifetime.com/on-tv/shows/project-runway/full-episodes/video/full-episode-4-what-a-woman-wants
[21:32] <froglet> m0r0n yes several
[21:32] <arand> m0r0n: empathy, amsn, mirc in wine...?
[21:32] <conner> Nvidia Geforce 8200
[21:32] <zebastian> apparently, when i went to the ati drivers site, it was listed as 32 bit
[21:32] <conner> cheap
[21:32] <zebastian> but then it turned out to be a misnomer or something
[21:32] <OlySoft-Dave> Zebastian: once you install the driver from ATI you have installed a DKMS module.  It's a bad idea in the future.  There is a way to kill it though.
[21:32] <guntbert> dan: right you are :-), try uname -a then
[21:33] <addisonj> i am having a problem with my sound cards, running a hp workstation, which has a full range built in speaker, it is currently the default, trying to change it to the other sound card, not working how i wants it too
[21:33] <sebsebseb> zebastian: ok this is something else,  DO NOT!  Get drivers for graphic cards for Ubuntu from their offical sites,  or  expect problems, always  get from repo
[21:33] <sebsebseb> zebastian: only from a site as a last resort
[21:33] <vasser> hello
[21:33] <zebastian> sebsebseb i had already gotten it from the repos
[21:33] <zebastian> it was these two guys
[21:33] <zebastian> on here
[21:33] <sebsebseb> zebastian: uh?
[21:33] <Guest21216> I can'r believe no one knows how to use an ipod touch or iphone on Ubuntu!!!!!!
[21:34] <vasser> where does ubuntu store the Sharing information ? (all the folders that are shared)
[21:34] <zebastian> actionparsnip and digitaldarkness
[21:34] <Doc-Saintly> Guest21216: go back to mac
[21:34] <clearscreen> pranav: does it have a floppy drive? :P
[21:34] <zebastian> that told me to get it from there
[21:34] <Pirate_Hunter> can anyone help, the pund sign (£) on the keyboard doesnt register with sudo, is there a fix?
[21:34] <clearscreen> pranav: my bad, way too late :)
[21:34] <sebsebseb> zebastian: and maybe if you haven't got  rid of the repo one and then install one from the site,  problems,  espeailly if it's for the wrong archetecture
[21:34] <pitput> W: GPG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net jaunty Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 5A9BF3BB4E5E17B5
[21:34] <naDi> can, this install of OS, let me watch movies on mylifetime.com?
[21:34] <pitput> what does that mean?
[21:34] <Slart> Guest21216: afaik it isn't possible..
[21:34] <sebsebseb> zebastian: what happended to the one in the repo?  what was wrong with it?
[21:34] <zebastian> now i need to either get an external drive, copy all my /usr files to it and reinstall or fix this problem soemhow
[21:34] <sebsebseb> naDi: depends what format  those videos are in
[21:34] <addisonj> Guest21216, thats because apple does silly things and makes it very difficult to use those devices with other software
[21:34] <Boondoklife> naDi: Yes it can and i just loaded up that site and it worked for me
[21:34] <sebsebseb> naDi: Flash probably, and yes Ubuntu can do Flash
[21:34] <OlySoft-Dave> zebastian: I am looking up the terminal command to kill the ati module.
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[21:35] <diddy> I have deleted tons of gigabyte in my truecrypt container. However, is still shows 0 bytes free. What the heck?
[21:35] <Boondoklife> naDi: Are you using firefox?
[21:35] <sebsebseb> OlySoft-Dave: is there really such a thing?
[21:35] <Slart> Guest21216: take a look at what I wrote..
[21:35] <guntbert> !info mercurial | xjih78
[21:35] <sebsebseb> zebastian: What was  the problem with the driver from the Ubuntu repo?
[21:35] <dan> guntbert, that looks like the linux kernel version
[21:35] <Guest21216> afaik??? what's that??
[21:35] <zebastian> sebsebseb what happened was that every time i'd try to watch a movie, ie a large avi file after a while the whole computer would get stuck, using dragon player or vlc, it didn't matter eventually it would get stuck so i wanted to fix this
[21:35] <pranav>  i guess the smartest way is to remove the hdd  from the laptop :P
[21:35] <sam1> hello
[21:35] <dan> I know they are very similar and appear to use the same repositories, but it would be nice to know which you have when you SSH
[21:35] <zebastian> i turned compiz off whenever trying to watch a movie
[21:36] <Slart> Guest21216: as far as I know
[21:36] <sam1> plz helpe me
[21:36] <froglet> afaik: as far as I know
[21:36] <sebsebseb> zebastian: yeah I heard about choopy video with  ATI  in  9.04
[21:36] <Guest21216> it is tho
[21:36] <sebsebseb> !ask |  sam1
[21:36] <Guest21216> some people made it
[21:36] <Guest21216> just need hel[
[21:36] <Guest21216> help
[21:36] <sebsebseb> zebastian: and I have also heard that 8.04 is  much better for ATI cards than 9.04
[21:36] <zebastian> sebsebseb well the choppy video went away with compiz turned off
[21:36] <guntbert> dan: exactly - and "server" and "desktop" use different kernels by default
[21:36] <g00se> guntbert: thanks. trying to investigate bluetooth
[21:36] <sebsebseb> zebastian: heard as in read it in here before,  or something on those lines
[21:36] <zvacet> bro : read http://members.iinet.net.au/~herman546/p15.html#GRUB_shell
[21:37] <sam1> iwant to use my ZTE 7810
[21:37] <Guest21216> can someone help me using ipod touch with amarok or banshee??????
[21:37] <sebsebseb> sam1: sounds like some not so known hardware to me, what is it?
[21:37] <strange> no
[21:37] <mave99-> is it possible to connect a Nokia E71 via Wlan to my Ubuntu laptop, wich is currently connected via an VLN over a open Wlan?
[21:37] <strange> ipod touch doesnt work in linux
[21:37] <diddy> Anybody can help?
[21:37] <pitput> W: GPG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net jaunty Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 5A9BF3BB4E5E17B5
[21:37] <dan> guntbert, my desktop and server instance appear to be exactly the same kernel
[21:37] <pranav> clearscreen: no, i gave up
[21:37] <bro> zvacet, sebsebseb, i solved it. i mounted the partition on /linux, so the path was actually /linux/boot/grub/menu.lst. omg, i'm so happy right now....
[21:37] <sebsebseb> strange: I think after some configuring they can work, but in that case not that well
[21:37] <sam1> this is lsusb output
[21:38] <sebsebseb> bro: linux was in the path hmm odd
[21:38] <OlySoft-Dave> zebastian: you will have to use; "dkms status" to display the names of all modules you currently have, then kill the right ones with "dkms remove --all _NAME_"
[21:38] <strange> sebsebseb: really? i ended up running virtualbox to manage my touch
[21:38] <sam1> Bus 001 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub
[21:38] <sam1> Bus 005 Device 002: ID 19d2:fff5
[21:38] <sam1> Bus 005 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
[21:38] <sam1> Bus 004 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
[21:38] <sam1> Bus 003 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
[21:38] <FloodBot3> sam1: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:38] <sam1> Bus 002 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
[21:38] <zebastian> sebsebseb, i got tons of work to do, and i am not used to cli, i gotta fix this or copy all my files from /usr into an external hard drive, i have notes that are very specific for the installation of things on my computer
[21:38] <pranav> just tryin out : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/LocalNet, as the last try
[21:38] <zebastian> like when i first installed ubuntu it wouldn't have any sound
[21:38] <sebsebseb> zebastian: installation notes???
[21:38] <zebastian> i had to do some specific things
[21:38] <guntbert> dan: then I'd say : if it has a GUI its desktop :-), but maybe the people in #ubuntu-server know better
[21:38] <zebastian> to get sound
[21:38] <froglet_> sam1 you should use pastebin when you want to paste multiple lines
[21:38] <zvacet> sebsebseb : not for me I fix my probles with ATI by upgrading from hardy to intepid no problems after that but maybe this not apply to all
[21:38] <sebsebseb> zebastian: ah ha I see, and it's a lap top yes?
[21:39] <zebastian> then it wouldn't allow for my cellphone to connect to my laptop
[21:39] <mave99-> VLN = VPN
[21:39] <Ian2> is there a wrapper for windows audio drivers
[21:39] <zebastian> so i fixed that
[21:39] <zebastian> and i have the notes of how that was done
[21:39] <zvacet> bro : good  8-)
[21:39] <sebsebseb> zvacet: Well I am glad that  I use Nividia :)
[21:39] <Pirate_Hunter> can anyone help, the pund sign (£) on the keyboard doesnt register with sudo, is there a fix?
[21:39] <zebastian> yes it's a compaq presario laptop cq40-32la
[21:39] <dan> guntbert, ok thanks
[21:39] <OlySoft-Dave> zebastian: gratz to you on sticking with it and getting those services to work.  Stick with this a little longer and we may get you back up with minimal pain.
[21:39] <guntbert> g00se: I have no idea, I just entered hg into my terminal and was told to install mercurial for that :-)
[21:39] <sebsebseb> zvacet: enough though their driver is propritary closed source
[21:39] <sebsebseb> !freedom |  zvacet
[21:40] <sam1> http://paste.ubuntu.com/271193/
[21:40] <zvacet> sebsebseb : I believe you
[21:40] <zebastian> OlySoft-Dave thanks man,m i love ubuntu, it was getting ubuntu or a mac
[21:40] <sebsebseb> zvacet: 9.04 has been a bad release for Intel graphics card and ATI to some extent as well
[21:40] <Guest21216> NO one helps here!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11
[21:40] <sebsebseb> Guest21216: hmm
[21:40] <zebastian> and i like freedom, i knew that if i had any issue with ubuntu with a little patience i could solve it
[21:40] <sebsebseb> Guest21216: how much RAM do you have?
[21:41] <Sidewinder1> Guess this is a blank screen..
[21:41] <Ian2>  is there a wrapper for windows audio drivers
[21:41] <zvacet> sebsebseb : we all use different proprietary packages and nobody seams to have problem with that
[21:41] <Guest21216> sebsebseb> 3Gb
[21:41] <Guest21216> why?
[21:41] <sebsebseb> zvacet: the first bit is true, the second bit isn't true
[21:41] <seidos> Ian2: pretty sure there is only a wrapper for wifi
[21:41] <Ian2> shite
[21:42] <seidos> Ian2: what sound chipset do you have?
[21:42] <Ian2> cant get audio or notin tried everything
[21:42] <abelabel> hi, for the download/installation instruction page of a program I'd like to give advice about where to put the program. Is there a general recommendation about where to put executables?
[21:42] <Ian2> one sec
[21:42] <g00se> I'm not hugely used to guis. Are there tools to investigate and configure bluetooth?
[21:42] <mycomputer> how can i make voica call in ubuntu
[21:42] <seidos> Ian2: I doubt you have tried Everything
[21:42] <Guest21216> ????????????
[21:42] <zvacet> sebsebseb : don´t be purist take world as it is I will like to use free codecs and other stuff but...
[21:42] <sebsebseb> Guest21216: http://www.virtualbox.org  and for Linux hosts,   which is the closed source  version with USB support,   hmmm  that needs setting up in 9.04 the USB support though,  #vbox for help and   you can have Windows  for your Ipod touch inside Ubuntu probably with that
[21:42] <OlySoft-Dave> Guest21216: I am not sure iPod touch works with either of those.  There was an issue where Apple changed the digital signatures in the song lists so GNU/Linux aps could no longer safely alter the song loadout.  I don't know if those have been dealt with.
[21:42] <froglet_> mycomputer: you could use Skype or Gizmo or something like that
[21:43] <Guest21216> IN ENGLISH PLS
[21:43] <seidos> !yell
[21:43] <sebsebseb> zvacet: I am not purist, but ideally we should be using  opensource/freesoftware rather than closed source software,  it's just sometimes there is a good reason to use closed source, the graphics card driver for example
[21:43] <scunizi> mycomputer: ekiga is built in
 FUCK OFF
[21:43] <Pirate_Hunter> I have just ssh into my other box and i am trying to authenticate myself with shh however sudo gives me wrong password when I know it is correct, it is not the first time has been going on for a while is there a fix?
[21:43] <froglet_> !ohmy
[21:43] <seidos> !language | Guest21216
[21:43] <LjL> Guest21216: calm down. now.
[21:43] <sebsebseb> !troll |  Guest21216
[21:44] <seidos> Guest21216: what are you accomplishing?
[21:44] <zvacet> sebsebseb : I can not agree more we think the same way  ;)
[21:44] <OlySoft-Dave> guest21216: that was fairly plain bro.  Bottom line, I don't know that it can be fixed since it worked fine until Apple broke it.
[21:44] <sebsebseb> zvacet: good :)
[21:44] <zvacet> sebsebseb :  8-)
[21:44] <Ian2> disabeling pulseaudio messin round and stuff     (idt 92hd75b3x5)
[21:44] <Guest21216> seidos>I ONLY want to use my ipod touch with Ubuntu
[21:45] <seidos> Ian2: has sound Ever worked?
[21:45] <mycomputer> my computer
[21:45] <sebsebseb> !language | Guest21216
[21:45] <Ian2> on windos yes and on fedora 11
[21:45] <zebastian> sebsebseb, for how long will you be here?
[21:45] <sebsebseb> zebastian: awhile probably
  help me then!!!
[21:45] <seidos> Guest21216: have you considered a work around until you can get that functionality working?
[21:45] <Ian2> i disabled pulseaudio in fedora and it worked strait away
[21:45] <mycomputer> mycomputer is often disconnecting from net any software to reconnect itself
[21:45] <Ian2> but no hear
[21:45] <sebsebseb> Guest21216: a work around is the virtual machine by the way
[21:46] <StevenMyers> Can someone please load: http://69.40.53.155 and let me know if you get anything?
[21:46] <zebastian> sebsebseb you think i should go buying an external hard drive? and try to do a clean install on hardy
[21:46] <zebastian> of *
[21:46] <LjL> StevenMyers: File server testing completed...
[21:46] <seidos> Ian2: that didn't work for me.  You can try killall pulseaudio, but for me, pulseaudio and alsa both have to be running for sound to work.  I have snd_hda_intel, realtek 268 codec or something
[21:46] <StevenMyers> Excellent!
[21:46] <scunizi> StevenMyers: works
[21:46] <StevenMyers> Thank you VERY much
[21:46] <sebsebseb> zebastian: well maybe,  but also maybe 9.10 which is released on October 29th will have better ATI support, I hope so
[21:46] <StevenMyers> Been at this for days on getting this IP public :-)
[21:46] <zebastian> maybe so
[21:46] <sebsebseb> zebastian: however it is a good idea to have an external hard disk, for backup and that,  a computers hard disk can just fail on you after all
[21:47] <sam1> Is there any arbix here
[21:47] <scunizi> StevenMyers: dyndys.org?
[21:47] <seidos> one thing I can say about an office, it is usually quieter
[21:47] <pranav> i give up
[21:47] <zebastian> sebsebseb would  you help me copy all of my /usr stuff from the cli to the external hard drive ¿
[21:47] <Sidewinder1> StevenMyers>"File server testing completed... " is what I got.
[21:47] <sebsebseb> pranav: with what?
[21:47] <StevenMyers> Not at all
[21:47] <Pirate_Hunter> I have just ssh into my other box and i am trying to authenticate myself with shh however sudo gives me wrong password when I know it is correct, it is not the first time has been going on for a while is there a fix?
[21:47] <Guest21216> OMFG NO ONE KNOWS ANYTHING IN HERE
[21:47] <StevenMyers> Port forwarding on my modem
[21:47] <pranav> i need help on installing ubuntu
[21:47] <scunizi> StevenMyers: that will work until your isp changes the IP
[21:47] <seidos> !yell | Guest21216
[21:47] <cowgarden> Slart, got it, to many primary partitions...
[21:48] <pranav> i do not have a cdrom, or support for booting usb
[21:48] <sebsebseb> pranav: Ok what kind of help?
[21:48] <Slart> cowgarden: I thought you could have 4 primary partitions?
[21:48] <Sidewinder1> !repeat | Guest21216>
[21:48] <sebsebseb> Guest21216: You have to learn to help yourself a bit when it comes to stuff like Ubuntu,   not many people will want to hold your hand all the way,  like they might do with Windows, if you paid them heh
[21:48] <StevenMyers> That is true, but they have it probed for the next ip's to grab that port forwarding.
[21:48] <Ian2> ill reinstall pulse audio but if that dosent work anthin else
[21:48] <pranav> i have to install it on a laptop
[21:48] <sam1> how can i use my ZTE 7810 wireless modem with linux
[21:48] <zebastian> sebsebseb i just can't afford to lose all of my files
[21:48] <pranav> old one,
[21:48] <zebastian> i have very important files
[21:48] <cowgarden> Slart, yea, seem to be 4 allready, sry
[21:48] <pranav> ihave it installed on the pc i'm using
[21:48] <OlySoft-Dave> Guest21216: this is the last reply for you bro.  You have a device that is broken by design.  You will need to hack it in order to work with GNU/Linux.  Google it if you're interested, otherwise stop being rude.
[21:48] <Slart> cowgarden: ahh.. that makes sense then
[21:49] <seidos> Ian2: here is a howto I followed that taught me a lot about alsa and pulseaudio:  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HdaIntelSoundHowto
[21:49] <bro> sebsebseb, zvacet: thanks guys, you saved my ass and my system, i removed the ati driver
[21:49] <sam1> pranav:
[21:49] <cowgarden> anyone who knows whats on the eeepc 1000hs fat32 partition (5GB)?
[21:49] <zebastian> OlySoft-Dave for how long will you be there?
[21:49] <seidos> Ian2: there is probably a how to out there for your hardware
[21:49] <sebsebseb> bro: how?
[21:49] <pranav> is there a way to mayb, use the cdrom on my pc, as the booting deive for the laptop
[21:49] <sebsebseb> bro: hold on
[21:49] <sebsebseb> bro: maybe you can help  zebastian he has a similar issue
[21:49] <bro> ok
[21:49] <zebastian> YEAH!!!!!!!!!!!
[21:49] <Ian2> cool thanks bro ill give it a shot
[21:49] <zebastian> bro, i'm all ears
[21:49] <seidos> Ian2: good luck bro
[21:49] <zebastian> right now i'm on cli mode
[21:49] <g00se> guntbert: Thanks. Actually there's something called bluetooth-wizard
[21:50] <Guest21216> FUCK OFF BUNCH OF CUNTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
[21:50] <pranav> ?? i've tried everyhing... the pxe is not an option, since it requires a lot of downloads...
[21:50] <OlySoft-Dave> Zebastian: for a bit, off and on.
[21:50] <guntbert> !ops | Guest21216 offensive language
[21:50] <sebsebseb> !ops |  Guest21216  I think has attitude has gone on long enough now
[21:50] <sam1> noone want to helpe me
[21:50] <sebsebseb> sam1: I will
[21:50] <guntbert> g00se: glad to help :-)
[21:51] <sebsebseb> sam1: you  want to install?
[21:51] <pranav> ahem ??
[21:51] <sam1> sebsebseb: plz
[21:51] <bro> zebastian: so, on grub loader i hit ESC, got into recovery mode, xfix didn't help for me so i got root, sudo apt-get remove --purge xorg-driver-fglrx
[21:51] <zvacet> pitput : http://paste.ubuntu.com/271202/
[21:51] <sam1> yes
[21:52] <sam1> what should I have to do
[21:52] <mycomputer> my computer is disconnecting from net weather any software to reconnect it automatically
[21:52] <sebsebseb> sam1: ok
[21:52] <blahjake> is there somewhere on launchpad where i can read some notes regarding updated package versions, e.g. an updated kernel package becomes available and i want to know what was addressed in it?
[21:52] <sam1> sebsebseb: what should I have to do
[21:52] <sebsebseb> sam1: what's your current set up?
[21:52] <sebsebseb> sam1: you only have Windows installed on there right now?
[21:53] <tmg1> is there a free software equivilent to logicworks? (that works on ubuntu?)
[21:53] <sam1> ubuntu 9.04
[21:53] <sam1> gnome
[21:53] <sebsebseb> sam1: I thought you said that you wanted to install Ubuntu?
[21:53] <zebastian> bro, ok i will do that
[21:53] <bro> sebsebseb: what's with this message? i got it on connect: "You have a device that is broken by design.  You will need to hack it in order to work with GNU/Linux.  Google it if you're interested, otherwise stop being rude."
[21:53] <sebsebseb> bro: really?
[21:53] <scunizi> tmg1: what's logicworks? what does it do
[21:53] <sebsebseb> bro: odd, but kind of funny,  if Ubuntu is giving you that message also
[21:53] <sam1> no iwant to use my ZTE wireless connection
[21:53] <bro> zebastian: yep, i don't know what's all about
[21:53] <eltume> how do I edit my xorf.conf so that it'll boot up in vesa mode?
[21:54] <tmg1> scunizi: vhdl/circuit design
[21:54] <sebsebseb> sam1: oh I see, well wireless isn't my area
[21:54] <sebsebseb> !wireless | sam1
[21:54] <tmg1> !vhdl
[21:54] <thiebaude> !madwifi
[21:54] <scunizi> tmg1: dia might do that.. it is capable of many different types of diagrams.
[21:54] <bro> zebastian: ok, do that and come back and tell us if it worked
[21:54] <Amaranth> sebsebseb: btw, it is not possible to use an iPod Touch with Linux without jailbreaking it or using virtualbox like you said
[21:54] <sam1> thanks
[21:54] <Amaranth> sebsebseb: Just in case someone asks later :)
[21:54] <OlySoft-Dave> bro: that was me responding to a guest that wanted to connect an iPod Touch to Ubuntu.  He needs to jailbreak it and didn't like hearing it so was cursing and being rude.
[21:54] <sebsebseb> Amaranth: jailbreaking?
[21:55] <zebastian> bro, what did you do afterward?
[21:55] <zebastian> reboot?
[21:55] <Amaranth> sebsebseb: Modifying the firmware of the touch so you can install 3rd party software
[21:55] <bro> zebastian, yes
[21:55] <pranav> btw is there an option to install it via an image file, it is present on it!
[21:55] <pranav> ????
[21:55] <sebsebseb> Amaranth: oh well the average  Ipod Touch user isn't going to want to do that, I expect
[21:55] <sebsebseb> Amaranth: plus  maybe that would even brake Appples warranty or whatever?
[21:55] <Amaranth> sebsebseb: after that you have to install an ssh server and then gpod can access it via ssh to do music
[21:55] <Amaranth> sebsebseb: Yep, totally voids the warranty
[21:55] <sam1> sebsebseb: it;s a modem
[21:55] <scunizi> tmg1: also if you open synaptic and search for "circuit design" you'll come up with many references.. one is named electric
[21:56] <bro> OlySoft-Dave: well, i might want to change my nick then, maybe it's just too generic :D
[21:56] <sam1> 3G modem
[21:56] <sebsebseb> Amaranth: plus it sounds a little complacted
[21:56] <Amaranth> sebsebseb: So the 'legal' and 'sane' answer is virtual box. Or, more likely, "go back to OS X"
[21:56] <zebastian> bro, didn't work, login won't load after splash still
[21:56] <OlySoft-Dave> bro: sorry man, was not intended for you.
[21:56] <sebsebseb> Amaranth: yeah it's  the standard Ipod  that will work in  Banshee,  but the Touch nope?
[21:57] <sebsebseb> Amaranth: braking the warranty isn't legal?
[21:57] <sam1> sebsebseb: where are U
[21:57] <Amaranth> sebsebseb: Not even the iPod Classic will work anymore, last I checked. Firmware updates broke it
[21:57] <bro> zebastian: but the driver was removed?
[21:57] <sebsebseb> sam1: I said I can't help
[21:57] <frank1> anyone know how to get the sound running on jaunty? just upgraded on my dell vostro 200 and cant hear a thing
[21:57] <Amaranth> sebsebseb: No, it's a DMCA violation
[21:57] <zebastian> bro, the output looked as though it had done nothing
[21:57] <OlySoft-Dave> sebsebseb, amaranth: I think only old iPods will work.  Apple changed their digital signatures on the song database a while ago so they would not work on Free Software any more.
[21:57] <seidos> Amaranth: my 5th gen works somewhat
[21:57] <Amaranth> sebsebseb: So it is legal for someone to do it but not legal for you to help them or give them tools to do it
[21:58] <sebsebseb> Amaranth: oh
[21:58] <Amaranth> Anyhow, getting a bit offtopic now :)
[21:58] <bro> zebastian: it has to say something, if it worked or not. you have the ati proprietary driver, right?
[21:58] <sebsebseb> Amaranth: DMCA isn't global though?  only USA I thought?
[21:58] <Amaranth> sebsebseb: Just tell them they can't do it
[21:58] <zebastian> bro, the output looked as though there were no files removed or unpackaged or anythign
[21:58] <Amaranth> sebsebseb: Yes USA but US companies try to enforce it globally and most ISPs seem to be willing to go along with it
[21:59] <sebsebseb> Amaranth: Ipod  Touch =  Virtualbox     that makes sense, plus  easier that way and all that
[21:59] <OlySoft-Dave> DMCA is USA and Australia only currently
[21:59] <seidos> my 5th gen worked to xfer files, but files with DMA wouldn't transfer
[21:59] <loldma> hi :)
[21:59] <sebsebseb> Amaranth: oh
[21:59] <seidos> sebsebseb: do you have an ipod?
[21:59] <loldma> can anyone tell me how can i mount a fat or fat32 filesystem to my ubuntu 9.04, cause it says its a read only filesystem
[21:59] <sebsebseb> seidos: no
[21:59] <bro> zebastian: are you using the fglrx driver? cause if you don't, it can't uninstall it then
[22:00] <seidos> sebsebseb: I dunno why Guest got so PO'ed
[22:00] <zebastian> bro, i don't know which i'm using, i had tried to switch back vesa and that didnt work
[22:00] <jeeves_Moss> does Kismet support the D-Link WUA-1340?
[22:00] <Heikki123> jahas
[22:00] <sebsebseb> seidos: If you stay in here long enough like I have,  your likely to learn stuff about hardware that you don't actsualley have
[22:01] <sebsebseb> seidos: if you have been in here enough times I meant.
[22:01] <bro> zebastian: ok, look in the menu: system, administration, hardware drivers and tell me if the drivers there are active or not
[22:01] <seidos> sebsebseb: I'm trying to think of hardware that I've learned about that I don't own, but can't think of any
[22:01] <Sidewinder1> !fat32 | loldma>
[22:01] <Crountwor> Hi.
[22:01] <Cynary> Hello
[22:02] <Cynary> I'm having problems with IM
[22:02] <sebsebseb> seidos: I meant for example  the Touch, Ipod, and  ATI,   issues in 9.04
[22:02] <loldma> thanks ubottu :)
[22:02] <henryk> 20073
[22:02] <sebsebseb> !thanks |  loldma
[22:02] <Cynary> I can't connect to the msn network for some reason :S
[22:02] <zebastian> bro, i'm not on the gui
[22:02] <zebastian> bro, i can't access the gui
[22:02] <zebastian> the login screen won't load after the splash screen
[22:02] <sebsebseb> Amaranth: thanks :)
[22:02] <Cynary> I mean, I can login, but I'm not being able to send any messages
[22:02] <OlySoft-Dave> So, where is a good tutorial on using the standard remote desktop stuff built into the default Ubuntu loadout to connect and help folks past bottlenecks?
[22:02] <seidos> sebsebseb: ah, yeah, I don't have a touch or an ATI card.  I have installed ubuntu on a system with Nvidia hardware though.  Two different systems.  I don't have them anymore though (the systems).
[22:02] <Cynary> I've tried pidgin and amsn and they both give me the same error
[22:02] <zebastian> it will load small blurry ubuntus
[22:02] <zebastian> and get stuck there
[22:02] <Guest2275> if i want to change mac address on my  NIC which conf file can i do it on?
[22:02] <Cynary> Anyone else having this problem?
[22:03] <Crountwor> Which is better of these http://www.argos.ie/static/Product/partNumber/2552037.htm OR http://www.argos.ie/static/Product/partNumber/2553548.htm
[22:03] <bro> zebastian: ok, type fglrxinfo and tell me the output
[22:03] <Pirate_Hunter> is there a way for me to make sudo show password I need to know what is actually being sent when using sudo?
[22:03] <Crountwor> Which is better of these http://www.argos.ie/static/Product/partNumber/2552037.htm OR http://www.argos.ie/static/Product/partNumber/2553548.htm
[22:03] <Slart> Guest2275: probably in /etc/network/interfaces  .. you might want to check if you can't do it with ifconfig too
[22:04] <Crountwor> Anyone?
[22:04] <mobal> hi
[22:04] <zebastian> bro the program fglrxinfo is currently not installed. you can isntall it by typing apt-get install xorg-driver-fglrx
[22:04] <Slart> Crountwor: a little offtopic for #ubuntu, right?
[22:04] <Crountwor> I agree but I know there are wise people here to offer advice
[22:04] <bro> zebastian: ok, so fglrx are not installed. get back to you in a sec, searching the net for smt
[22:04] <loldma> bye, thanx again :)
[22:05] <thiebaude> Crountwor,  #ubuntu-offtopic might be able to help
[22:05] <zebastian> bro, i will be right back i'm going to the corner shop for an external hard drive
[22:05] <Slart> Crountwor: well.. that doesn't really make it ok to spam the channel with any kind of questions.. go ask in #ubuntu-offtopic
[22:05] <Crountwor> Will do. No offense intended.
[22:05] <sam1> no one knows about wireless usb modems here
[22:05] <Sidewinder1> None taken
[22:05] <pranav> sam1: ??
[22:06] <Crountwor> Bye all.
[22:06] <fauxreigner> Question: I'm trying to read the man pages for the bash command "exec," but when I enter "man exec" I'm told there's no manual entry for exec.  What gives?
[22:06] <pranav> wht's the problem?
[22:06] <pranav> sam1: ??
[22:06] <Cynary> Hello, anyone think they can help me?
[22:06] <Crountwor> Keep smiling. : )
[22:06] <sam1> i do not no how to identfy it on ubuntui
[22:06] <Slart> fauxreigner: try man bash?
[22:07] <OlySoft-Dave> fauxreighner: what are you trying to do?  EXECute a binary?
[22:07] <devnull_> anyone know why i am getting usb hub errors about enumerating ports ?
[22:07] <seidos> sam1: what make and model?
[22:07] <bro> sebsebseb: i don't remember using vesa anytime, but you can remove it with apt-get remove xorg-video-vesa, right?
[22:08] <Slart> fauxreigner: you can search the man pages by pressing / and then writing the search term.. try "/exec " with the extra space
[22:08] <seidos> sam1: I might be able to find information on the internet for you
[22:08] <Cynary> I have a problem with Instant Messaging, more specifically the microsoft msn network. I tried using both pidgin and aMsn, and the same problem occurs. I login to my account without problems, and can see who's on/off, but when I try to send an instant message, it gives me a connection error. I don't know if I can receive messages either :/
[22:08] <Mr_Giraffe> hi, for some reason java has decided to take up 100% of my CPU at all times and I can't kill it, even as root. anybody know what might be wrong?
[22:08] <sebsebseb> bro: I don't know, maybe
[22:08] <Slart> fauxreigner: press / to search for the next occurence of the same term as the last search
[22:08] <seidos> !nick
[22:08] <sebsebseb> Mr_Giraffe: you sure it's not Flash?  I assume this is in Firefox right with Java applets?
[22:09] <Mr_Giraffe> sebsebseb, actually it's on login
[22:09] <Cynary> Mr_Giraffe: try killall -s KILL (process name)
[22:09] <Mr_Giraffe> Cynary, it comes back
[22:09] <treble541> I'm trying to play a WMV file and I have the video playing but no audio, anyone have any suggestions?
[22:09] <Mr_Giraffe> my computer isn't running slowly, but one of my cores is reading 100% at all times
[22:09] <Mr_Giraffe> kill -9 kills it but then it comes back, and regular kill just does nothing
[22:09] <axisys_> how do I run a cronjob every hour at random min ?
[22:09] <fauxreigner> OlySoft-Dave: I'm trying to make a process created by fork() start executing a .cpp file.
[22:09] <fauxreigner> Slart: man bash works; is bash equivalent to exec in a different distro?
[22:09] <seidos> Mr_Giraffe: have you tried using top?
[22:10] <Mr_Giraffe> seidos, yep
[22:10] <nootrope> i found an IBM xSeries 236 server and want to install Ubuntu over the Red Hat it currently has. Has anyone here installed Ubuntu on a machine with Xeon processors
[22:10] <Mr_Giraffe> top doesn't kill it
[22:10] <Mr_Giraffe> but it does say it's taking up a cozy 100% of my CPU
[22:10] <Chousuke> fauxreigner: executing a .cpp file? :P
[22:10] <Cynary> Mr_Giraffe: that means some process is calling it ... can you think of anything that could be on that uses java?
[22:10] <thiebaude> !medibuntu | treble54
[22:10] <seidos> Mr_Giraffe: have you tried pkill -stop processname?
[22:10] <Slart> fauxreigner: nope.. but exec is a bash command.. so it's described in the bash man page.. bash is the shell
[22:10] <Mr_Giraffe> Cynary, I use Freemind (mind mapping software), but that shouldn't be starting on boot
[22:10] <seidos> Mr_Giraffe: pkill -cont processname to resume the process
[22:11] <Milos_SD> Hi to all... Does anyone have expiriance with MSI CR700 laptop and Ubuntu? A friend can't make wireless work on it.
[22:11] <OlySoft-Dave> fauxreigner: there is no actual 'exec' command.  It is part of bash.  Do a 'man bash' if you are using the bash shell for coding clues.
[22:11] <Mr_Giraffe> well that certainly did something
[22:11] <seidos> !who | Mr_Giraffe
[22:11] <fauxreigner> Chousuke: grr, semantics
[22:11] <Mr_Giraffe> seidos, my bad
[22:11] <thiebaude> treble54, when i wanted to play wmv. video i had to try medibuntu for the w32 codecs
[22:11] <Mr_Giraffe> ooh, I think I might know what might be happening...
[22:11] <Chousuke> fauxreigner: well, yeah. I don't understand what you want to do :P
[22:11] <un-def> histo, how do i update an expired key in apt?
[22:12] <un-def> sorry histo
[22:12]  * seidos is going to get some food
[22:12] <Chousuke> fauxreigner: executing C++ source code makes little sense, unless you have a C++ interpreter. And I'm not aware of oe.
[22:12] <Chousuke> one*
[22:12] <Cynary> Mr_Giraffe: Have you tried stopping freemind, just to know if it's calling java?
[22:12] <scunizi> Mr_Giraffe: if it sarts on boot then go to System>Preferences>Sessions and un"tic" that program
[22:13] <OlySoft-Dave> fauxreigner: Chousuke caught that, I didn't.  Are you scripting or writing C++ source?
[22:13] <Slart> fauxreigner: oh.. hang on.. you wanted the man page for the c function exec? not the command line command exec?
[22:13] <fauxreigner> Chousuke: It's a programming assignment for an operating systems class.  Basically, I need to write a .cpp program that spawns two child processes, then the two processes have to communicate via a pipe.
[22:13] <Chousuke> fauxreigner: ah, right.
[22:13] <Chousuke> fauxreigner: use man 3 exec; man 3 fork; etc.
[22:13] <fauxreigner> OlySoft-Dave, Slart: Yes - the execl() C command, actually.
[22:13] <un-def> hello, how do i update an expired apt key?
[22:13] <schiv> hello guys the network wizard is provided by gnome-network-manager itself right?
[22:14] <Mr_Giraffe> Cynary, actually I figured it out
[22:14] <Slart> fauxreigner: there is a way to make man search in programming resources.. something like man <some number here> exec
[22:14] <treble54> thiebaude: bummer, I don't see that currently listed in synaptic (but its listed in medibuntu, and if there are issues with all the contents of medibuntu being included in the default list of packages then I probably should avoid it)
[22:14] <Mr_Giraffe> it's something java-dependent (duh) that I installed a while back
[22:14] <Chousuke> fauxreigner: section 3 of the manual contains the C functions.
[22:14] <Cynary> Mr_Giraffe: Ok, so it's solved? Great
[22:14] <Mr_Giraffe> Cynary, found the uninstaller for it, should be good...
[22:14] <thiebaude> !codecs
[22:14] <ghoulsblade> hi all, i've got two monitor set to "separate x screen" via nvidia restricted driver config, mouse works fine on both, but keyboard only works on primary, xconfig : http://pastebin.com/mb4fef4f   any help appreciated =)
[22:14] <schiv> as in when i plug in, say a mobile broadband device like the huawei e220, a wizard automatically pops up..is that a separate package?
[22:14] <Slart> fauxreigner: ah.. try "man 3 exec" then
[22:14] <thiebaude> treble54, its restricted
[22:15] <treble54> thiebaude: right
[22:15] <fauxreigner> Slart, Chousuke: no success with man 3 exec
[22:15] <defcon> #remote-exploit
[22:15] <Slart> fauxreigner: do you have the developer man pages installed?
[22:15] <Chousuke> fauxreigner: do you have build-essential installed? :P
[22:15] <OlySoft-Dave> treble54, I am able to play all media with the exception of protected DVDs by just installing ubuntu-restricted-extras.  That is all Free/Open source and not from medibuntu
[22:15] <Mr_Giraffe> Cynary, for the record: is there any way to see what processes are calling other processes?
[22:16] <Slart> !info manpages-dev
[22:16] <Chousuke> fauxreigner: though if you just want to spawn child processes that communicate with each other, exec is not what you want.
[22:16] <Slart> fauxreigner: try running "sudo apt-get install manpages-dev" then try that man 3 exec again
[22:17] <treble54> OlySoft-Dave: ok I'll look into it, thx
[22:18] <fauxreigner> Chousuke, Slart: neither of the packages were installed - downloading them now...
[22:18] <Chousuke> fauxreigner: most like you want man fork and man pipe
[22:18] <Cynary> Mr_Giraffe: Not that I know right now, supposedly, it should be possible, but I don't know of any program (or arguments to any program to do that)
[22:18] <Chousuke> fauxreigner: either section 2 or 3
[22:18] <Chousuke> 2 on mine, but I'm on OS X
[22:18] <Chousuke> likely*
[22:18] <Cynary> Mr_Giraffe: If you really want to know, your best bet would be looking at the manuals for ps and kill, since there might be something there
[22:18] <fauxreigner> Chousuke: I was planning on opening the pipe in the parent process, then forking, then calling exec and passing the file descriptors for the pipe in the exec calls.
[22:20] <fauxreigner> Slart, Chousuke: Installing build-essential and manpages-dev worked, now I can pull up the man pages for fork and exec.  Thanks guys.
[22:20] <Slart> fauxreigner: you're welcome.. good luck with your project
[22:21] <Roasted> Samba question for you guys. I do NOT have a domain here at home, but I'm trying to figure out how I can set up Samba to authenticate the users based on XP user accounts instead of Samba accounts. Is there a way that user Bob (whos in the same workgruop as my Samba server) can automatically be granted access to his samba folder without having to log in each time he reboots?
[22:21] <OlySoft-Dave> Isn't it nice when your OS comes with the documents needed to make it better?
[22:21] <h4f> what people mean when say linux itself is writen in C ? are they talking about kernel ?
[22:21] <thiebaude> OlySoft-Dave, agree
[22:21] <hermitcrabred> Hello...
[22:21] <erUSUL> h4f: yes
[22:21] <seidos> h4f: I think Linux is the name for the kernel
[22:22] <axisys_> is there a modulo tool in ubuntu? i want a random value between 0 and 58 .. echo $RANDOM gives a random number that i want to apply modulo on
[22:22] <h4f> erUSUL: so the whole kernel is writen with no OOP in  mind ?
[22:22] <seidos> Roasted: saw your question, I haven't tried setting up samba in years
[22:22] <OlySoft-Dave> h4f: it is.  They use C because it can compile a little more cleanly into machine code than C++.
[22:22] <Slart> h4f: linux *is* the kernel if you ask linux people
[22:22] <bro> sebsebseb: so if ati drivers from hardware manager screwed my xserver, should i now install them manually from the website again?
[22:22] <h4f> so the whole kernel is writen with no OOP in  mind ?
[22:22] <erUSUL> h4f: there is oop (to some extent) in the kernel but is coded in C
[22:23] <sebsebseb> bro: probably not a good idea
[22:23] <Chousuke> h4f: the VFS uses OOP techniques.
[22:23] <sebsebseb> !ati |  bro
[22:23] <Chousuke> h4f: as do probably some other layers. but it's all C.
[22:23] <Roasted> seidos - I found a tool in synaptic known as system-config-samba. It's simple, but great. I noticed there's an authentication section, which by default is set to "user" whcih explains why users here have to log in each time. But there's several options. Most of them I dont know, yet 1 is "domain". I dont have a domain though, so it'd be nice if I can somehow auto authenicate users based on their local login within their computer in t
[22:23] <Roasted> he workgroup to my samba server. It'd just make things easier for me.
[22:23] <sebsebseb> bro: and as I already told you  there are ATI  and 9.04 issues
[22:23] <OlySoft-Dave> h4f: it is in mind.  They enforce it to a large degree for modularization.  It just isn't enforce by the compiler
[22:23] <Chousuke> h4f: (or assembler code)
[22:23] <webbb82> i have a  weird bug in empathy it will always say im hidden even if i change the status to available it just always stays on hidden
[22:24] <seidos> Roasted: after giving it some thought, I'm not sure.  maybe we should ask if a non-windows user can automatically authenticate even after they reboot
[22:24] <bro> sebsebseb: ok, thanks, at least now i should be able to fix the xserver :P
[22:24] <erUSUL> !bugs | webbb82
[22:24] <h4f> but are they still using malloc calloc ... instead of new ?
[22:24] <Roasted> seidos - everybody here uses XP...
[22:24] <h4f> or it some mix of c and c++
[22:24] <Roasted> :(
[22:24] <erUSUL> h4f: they can not use malloc nor free
[22:24] <sebsebseb> zebastian: What about you, any luck?
[22:24] <Chousuke> h4f: They don't use C++. at all.
[22:24] <Chousuke> h4f: you don't need an OOP-oriented language to write OO code :)
[22:24] <erUSUL> h4f: they are in kernel layer no glibc aviable
[22:25] <Chousuke> h4f: and new/delete has nothing to do with OOP.
[22:25] <analina> hello i am new in linux and i would love to speak with other linux maniacs
[22:25] <erUSUL> !hi | analina
[22:25] <Chousuke> analina: #ubuntu-offtopic is the place for that. :)
[22:25] <sebsebseb> !welcome |  analina
[22:25] <Chousuke> analina: this place is mostly for support
[22:25] <h4f> Chousuke: I know. I am shocked  a litle
[22:25] <erUSUL> analina: gneral chatter (not support questions) in #ubuntu-offtopic :)
[22:25] <Chousuke> h4f: shocked? :)
[22:25] <seidos> Roasted: I'm not sure, and I'm not sure how I would find out.  I can install samba on my server here, but it would take me awhile to see if what you're asking would work, right now, with users, regardless if they are ubuntu or xp users.
[22:26] <h4f> Chousuke: Yeap I told its c++
[22:26] <erUSUL> h4f: lets move this to offtopic
[22:26] <Chousuke> h4f: you might want to come over to #ubuntu-offtopic if you want to discuss more about it.
[22:26] <erUSUL> h4f: the source code is there for you to look at
[22:26] <h4f> Chousuke: I told such complicated think should be in c++ not c
[22:26] <Roasted> seidos - naw, dont sweat it. I was just curious if anybody knew offhand. Thanks for the offer though.
[22:26] <analina> thank you and sorry
[22:26] <Chousuke> h4f: Ask any kernel dev and they would tell you that C++ would only serve to make it more complicated :D
[22:26] <thiebaude> analina, good luck
[22:27] <analina> ayto /part
[22:27] <seidos> Roasted: maybe someone else can help, good luck
[22:27] <Chousuke> h4f: and there will be no C++ code in the kernel as long as Linus gets to decide.
[22:29] <CocaCola77> hi, if I do a chown command on ubuntu 9.04. What should I enter as owner, root or the sudo user (there is only one account with sudo rights)?
[22:29] <erUSUL> h4f: all your questions are FAQ http://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/docs/lkml/#s15-3
[22:29] <erUSUL> CocaCola77: you have to enter the new owner you want to give the file in question
[22:30] <analina> i have problem with pingin
[22:30] <erUSUL> CocaCola77: what that owner is to be depends on what you are doing
[22:30] <RockNRolla> any one with Card: HDA ATI SB Codec: SigmaTel 92HD206X
[22:30] <erUSUL> analina: details ?
[22:30] <analina> details i am trying over 2 days to enter facebook chat and if takes me offline
[22:31] <OlySoft-Dave> RockNRolla:not me...
[22:31] <RockNRolla> any one with Card: HDA ATI SB Codec: SigmaTel 92HD206X
[22:32] <erUSUL> analina: facebook chat ? irc ? i'm not familiar with FB chat sorry...
[22:32] <analina> someone
[22:33] <ActionParsnip> hey guys
[22:33] <KB1JWQ> analina: Works fine here.
[22:33] <analina> i don't know
[22:33] <obiwan__> hihi, please if i'm logged with multiple users, how can i switch between them? For example i got user1$ login user2 password pass2, then user2$ login pass3 password pass3, then im in user3$, how can i change to  user1$?
[22:33] <analina> pingin always takes me offf
[22:33] <ActionParsnip> how can i redirct find -exec into a file please??
[22:33] <analina> pingin
[22:34] <obiwan__> find -exec > file
[22:34] <Slart> someone mentioned that facebook doesn't recognize shiretoko as firefox.. not sure if it's applicable in this situation though
[22:34] <ActionParsnip> obiwan_where does the \; go (if anywhere?
[22:34] <thiebaude> http://code.google.com/p/pidgin-facebookchat/,   analina , use the .deb
[22:34] <G_A_C> about:config can change Shiretoko to use Firefox as its useragent string, this will make Facebook chat work in your browser again
[22:35] <jdelgado> hi all
[22:35] <thiebaude> analina is gone, i had a facebook chat plugin for pidgin
[22:35] <obiwan__> sry ActionParsnip , i don't know exactly what you want to do or what \ should do, but in general "command > outpFile" will redirect the output to a file instead of terminal
[22:35] <ActionParsnip> obiwan_the command has a terminator on the end: find . -type f -exec ls -la {} \;
[22:36] <obiwan__> find works this way find -options RawDirToLookRecuersivelyFor filetoolookfor
[22:36] <ActionParsnip> obiwan_oh, it is that easy
[22:36] <ActionParsnip> obiwan_the \; was confusing me, thanks :)
[22:36] <obiwan__> for example, let's say i want to look superfile in all my disk , i'd type find / superfile
[22:37] <obiwan__> hehe no problem ;)
[22:37] <obiwan__> what \; seems to do is scape
[22:37] <seidos> obiwan__: you don't need -name?
[22:37] <obiwan__> escape a character
[22:37] <obiwan__> yeah sry seidos hehe
[22:38] <obiwan__> there's always one who knows more than you ;)
[22:38] <seidos> obiwan__: do you use locate?
[22:38] <ActionParsnip> obiwan_yeah but i was thinking the esc char was after the redirect, which is wrong
[22:38] <seidos> obiwan__: there's always a bigger fish :)
[22:38] <erUSUL> obiwan__: no is to protect the filenames in the exec call
[22:38] <Firebayll> .
[22:38] <obiwan__> yeah :O
[22:38] <hacktop> how do I correct this command?
[22:38] <hacktop> macchanger -r wlan0 &: sudo /etc/init.d/wicd start &
[22:38] <ActionParsnip> !info macchanger
[22:38] <h4f> erUSUL: that sucks
[22:39] <ActionParsnip> hacktop: you can change mac addresses in the interfaces file
[22:39] <obiwan__> yeah exactly, you escape the ; char, so shell doesn't accept it as a token
[22:39] <hacktop> I know....
[22:39] <erUSUL> h4f: what ?
[22:39] <hacktop> I asked how do I make the command work
[22:39] <hacktop> there is a mistake in it
[22:39] <hacktop> but I do not know what
[22:39] <h4f> erUSUL: About c vs c++ kernel
[22:40] <Sidewinder1> Beat it with a stick
[22:40] <Sidewinder1> :-)
[22:40] <hacktop> I tried...
[22:40] <erUSUL> h4f: do not see why C is better suited for kernel programming imho
[22:40] <Sidewinder1> I bet
[22:40] <hacktop> but even hitting it with a bat does not fix it
[22:40] <Sidewinder1> Rofl
[22:40] <hacktop> let me change the question...
[22:40] <obiwan__> i can't tell if i asked before, but anyway, please how can i switch between current users?
[22:40] <erUSUL> hacktop: macchanger -r wlan0 && sudo /etc/init.d/wicd start &
[22:40] <ActionParsnip> hacktop: might be wicd restart if its already running, macchanger -r wlan0 looks fine
[22:40] <Sidewinder1> Back ot
[22:40] <h4f> erUSUL:  yeap same think. can't understand why c is better for kenel
[22:40] <Flannel> erUSUL, h4f: mind taking the kernel language discussion to #ubuntu-offtopic?  Thanks
[22:41] <obiwan__> for example, if i'm logged in with 3 accounts, how can i change between dem?
[22:41] <ActionParsnip> hacktop: http://linux.die.net/man/1/macchanger
[22:41] <erUSUL> Flannel: already tried... :) i will stop though
[22:41] <hacktop> sweet:)
[22:41] <ActionParsnip> hacktop: macchanger may need sudo too
[22:41] <hacktop> Macchanger first should be run first
[22:41] <erUSUL> h4f: we can continue in offtopic
[22:41] <h4f> erUSUL:yeap
[22:41] <hacktop> Thanks:)
[22:41] <ActionParsnip> hacktop: i doubt normal users can change if mac addys
[22:42] <sqsf> obiwan_,  top right , there is a user changer applet
[22:42] <OlySoft-Dave> H4f: this the important part of programming is the code that is output by the compiler.  The assistance from the compiler and debugger for OSS enforcement is for the benefit of the humans...but the code is not as clear, hence for a low level project such as a kernel C is a superior tool.
[22:42] <hacktop> could I get that line once more?
[22:42] <Bluey> i'm having problems with identd anyone help?
[22:42] <hacktop> Seems I lost it
[22:43] <eni23> hello at all bash-freaks out there. i've got a little beginner-problem: i want to start a process in background and write the output to a file. this one dont work like i've excepted:
[22:43] <eni23> ﻿pacpl -r --delete --to mp3 /mnt/eni4/lib/Music/Oldie/Queen/ > /tmp/convertstatus &
[22:43] <Sidewinder1> http://linux.die.net/man/1/macchanger
[22:43] <hacktop> the command line with &&?
[22:43] <Sidewinder1> Sorry\
[22:44] <sqsf> obiwan_, Or right click on panel ( top or bottom ) and add to panel , on the list chose user switcher applet
[22:44] <hacktop> seems I can not keep it cut when I close IRC
[22:44] <OlySoft-Dave> eni23: what is happening, and what do you expect to happen?
[22:44] <ActionParsnip> if a business uses Ubuntu server is their any licensing or cost?
[22:45] <Flannel> ActionParsnip: No
[22:45] <OlySoft-Dave> ActionParsnip: no
[22:45] <ActionParsnip> cool
[22:45] <ActionParsnip> any requirements to satisfy the GL?
[22:45] <ActionParsnip> gpl
[22:45] <Buzzz> Anybody have experience installing tightVNC on 9.04
[22:45] <edufelipe> Hi there. Ubuntu newbie here. I need to install a newer version of GLIB but APT keeps telling me I have the most recent one. Is there a way for me to do it without manually installing?
[22:45] <OlySoft-Dave> ActionParsnip: only if there is programming work being done and that code is released.
[22:45] <ActionParsnip> OlySoft-Dave: ok cool thanks
[22:46] <R0b0t1> Hello, my sound does not work. It did before, and stopped for unknown reasons. Any help?
[22:46] <eni23> ﻿OlySoft-Dave: it should convert all files in a folder recursive to mp3. it begins, but not work. when i do whitout the "> blah blah &" part, it works fine
[22:46] <ActionParsnip> Buzzz: 9 times out of 10, vnc is not really needed and a much more graceful method exists
[22:46] <Buzzz> I was doing it so that I could access my linux box from my Mac as well
[22:47] <Buzzz> what would you suggest if not vnc?
[22:47] <ActionParsnip> Buzzz: what are you wanting to do once you get connected. what tasks?
[22:47] <Buzzz> just to remotely manage it
[22:47] <ActionParsnip> Buzzz: like what?
[22:48] <OlySoft-Dave> eni23: it likely is the utility itself not interpreting the redirect correctly.
[22:48] <Buzzz> I only have one monitor so it would just be the box sitting there
[22:48] <Bluey> okay I'll try my question again later.....
[22:48] <ActionParsnip> Buzzz: many apps have web interfaces and updates can easily be pulled down using ssh
[22:48] <n8tuser> anyone using ubuntu on those Verizon advertized netbooks? i believe they are HP mini 1151R   any insights as to difficulty with the wifi.. any info you can share please
[22:48] <eni23> but my command is correct ?
[22:48] <ActionParsnip> Buzzz: like torrent apps have web guis etc
[22:48] <OlySoft-Dave> Looks like it.
[22:48] <eni23> thanks
[22:49] <ActionParsnip> n8tuser: what is the output of: sudo lshw -C netowk | grep product   ?
[22:49] <Buzzz> hmm, i'll check that out then...thanks for the help Action
[22:49] <n8tuser> ActionParsnip-> i dont have it yet, am asking around, am contemplating getting one..
[22:49] <Milos_SD> Hi to all... Does anyone have expiriance with MSI CR700 laptop and Ubuntu? A friend can't make wireless work on it.
[22:49] <OlySoft-Dave> eni23: check the website for the project and see if there is a way to do what you want...or post your request in their forums and see if they include it in the next release.
[22:49] <ComradeHaz> Hi all, first of all, I'll come clean, I'm actually a straight Debian user! However, I think there's likley to be someone here who can help as you've gone over to grub2 by default now. Essentially, I just cannot get grub to boot a windows install by default, please can someone let me in on the secret?! Thanks :)
[22:49] <ActionParsnip> n8tuser: check the hcl is all i can suggest
[22:50] <edufelipe> Need to instal the most recent GLIB (2.26) on Jaunty. Is there a way of doing though apt-get?
[22:50] <ActionParsnip> Buzzz: samba shares can easily be managed over ssh by editting /etc/samba/smb.conf and restarting the samba service, yuo can even use x forwarding
[22:50] <n8tuser> ActionParsnip-> an actual user insights is the best.. sharing of experience..
[22:50] <eni23> ﻿OlySoft-Dave: not sooo important. it's only for convert a lot of mp3's on a server. i can live whitout a status-file
[22:50] <ActionParsnip> n8tuser: true, its very specific though. I doubt anyone has the exact model
[22:51] <frank1_>  l
[22:51] <heath|home> So... you can'r run quotacheck on a mounted file system?
[22:51] <heath|home> can't**
[22:51] <dfgas> hey i have been wanting to try the new intel graphics drivers. i am on jaunty but i use normal ubuntu with a repo that has special eee pc kernels
[22:52] <anyrandomname> Ok I got the i686 9.04 installed on a usb hdd. It boots on every computer I have put it on. The 3d acceleration is not on. If I installed the nvidia drivers for my home pc to get 3d acceleration working, but then use the hdd to boot up in anther pc that has a intel or ati card will the 2d grapichs work like in the live cd? Can I install ati nvidia and intel drivers so I will have 3d acceleration on any pc I use it on?
[22:52] <n8tuser> dfgas-> they have to have a separate eee pc kernel? am curious why?
[22:52] <kurrata> can i put many urls in "wget" or it will download only the 1st one?
[22:53] <n8tuser> kurrata-> its so easy to put it in a file for the list of url.. just sayin.. :P
[22:54] <dfgas> n8tuser, i need atleast the 2.6.30 to do it. um supposedly they fixed the intel drivers so they preform better
[22:54] <kurrata> n8tuser i didnt understand what you meant with that
[22:54] <OlySoft-Dave> anyrandomname: not really.  The driver has to be selected in the xorg configuration file and loaded at the start of X for acceleration.  You would have to also change this file ever time you booted to a machine with a different video card.
[22:54] <k0nane> Anyone: I've got a headless server (datacenter) running Ubuntu Server 9.04. It (seemingly) randomly stops responsing, usually once every day or two. I've looked through every log I could find (no patterns whatsoever) and searched for hours, I've come up with nothing. I've already disabled DHCP and uninstalled the client; there's no power management going on that I can find...
[22:54] <n8tuser> dfgas okay, thanks for the info, its good to know lil tidbits
[22:55] <dfgas> n8tuser, :D
[22:55] <n8tuser> kurrata-> meaning to create a script.
[22:55] <dfgas> n8tuser, scared about doing an upgrade to a alpha version on here
[22:55] <scunizi> anyrandomname: you can install the drivers but you'll have to switch between them on each computer.. easiest is to switch to generic before shutdown making it easier on the next machine.  All manual though..
[22:55] <n8tuser> dfgas-> i would not touch beta either.
[22:55] <OlySoft-Dave> konane: sounds like hardware, or a network hub/router issue outside of the machine.
[22:55] <edufelipe> Hi, how do I install unstable and devel packages?
[22:56] <ComradeHaz> Can anyone tell me how to get grub2 to boot windows install by default?
[22:56] <k0nane> OlySoft-Dave: I'll put in a ticket about that. It works fine after reboot from panel. Any other possibilities?
[22:57] <n8tuser> ComradeHaz-> is that grub2 for the newer or latest jaunty?
[22:58] <OlySoft-Dave> if Logs are not showing anything, then the machine is freezing from something very low level before anything can be written...or there is nothing wrong and you simply cannot access it.  If it had a monitor/keyboard you could check out which is correct easily enough.
[22:58] <n8tuser> k0nane-> how long does it stop responding? and do you have to do anything drastic to make it recover?
[22:58] <ComradeHaz> n8tuser: 1.97
[22:58] <k0nane> OlySoft-Dave: So it would seem. The last thing written to syslog before boot is a cronjob keeping ZNC alive, but that's not the cause, as it runs every hour without issue.
[22:58] <n8tuser> ComradeHaz-> you may have to visit #ubuntu+1
[22:58] <anyrandomname> olysoft-dave: would it still work like it is now if i installed the nvidia driver. but i just would not get 3d in on other pcs?
[22:59] <k0nane> n8tuser: As I can never 'watch' it happen I couldn't say when it stops, but it remains unresponsive until I reboot it.
[22:59] <ComradeHaz> k, n8tuser
[22:59] <LiRXIS> Hi - i cant boot Ubuntu from a SATA drive on my HP Pavilion - it can be booted if i install GRUB on a IDE disk first - have anyone experienced this?
[22:59] <kurrata> n8tuser k, i made script with bunch of wget lines. if i understand it corectly it will download 1st line then move on to next and so on...
[22:59] <OlySoft-Dave> anyrandomname: yes.  I have a stick I have that same setup on.  I avoid any support of ATI like the plague.
[22:59] <n8tuser> kurrata yes, each line will be executed
[23:00] <k0nane> In addition to checking logs, I ran TIGER and Nessus. TIGER was clean, Nessus was close.
[23:00] <scunizi> k0nane: are you on a WAN static IP or dynamic?
[23:00] <k0nane> scunizi: Static.
[23:00] <kurrata> n8tuser k, thx will see tomorow how much i messed up something so easy ;)
[23:01] <sena> LiRXIS: are you sure your menu.list configuration is right
[23:01] <anyrandomname> thank you
[23:02] <n8tuser> k0nane-> am not familiar with those two tools, do they do some kind of keep alive prove to an outside ip address?
[23:02] <wild> how do you change your hostname?
[23:02] <erUSUL> !hostname
[23:02] <k0nane> n8tuser: No, they're vulnerability scanners. I noticed DList (if I recall correctly) entries in my Apache logs, and figured it would be wise to run a couple of scanners to ensure there wasn't anything blatently hackable that wasn't showing up.
[23:03] <danpandrea> can anybody help me with a faulty internet 3945abg wireless card?
[23:04] <enterusername> hi
[23:04] <Sidewinder1> If the card itself is faulty, not sure how much help we can be.
[23:04] <enterusername> hI I WANT TO
[23:04] <n8tuser> k0nane-> you may have to run somekind of keep alive probing script and then you may be able to detect if it was the network thats getting blocked, or maybe its in your firewall rulez?
[23:04] <enterusername> erk sorry
[23:05] <k0nane> This appears to be networking only, syslog.0 shows a cronjob running Sep 14 7:50:01, followed by the restart at 7:50:15 in syslog.
[23:05] <enterusername> Hi
[23:05] <k0nane> n8tuser: No firewall rules except to route from 10.8.x (for my OpenVPN redirect-gateway).
[23:05] <enterusername> how do i add custom modules to jaunty ubuntu
[23:05] <n8tuser> k0nane-> firewall rulez that limit the number of connect attempts perhaps?
[23:05] <danpandrea> it's faulty when using in ubuntu. it works perfectly fine with windows operating systems
[23:05] <enterusername> I get all kind of bug reports wheni do a how to load module in ub untu :)
[23:06] <enterusername> I want to do it the "Right" way instead of hacking a start script to load my custom module
[23:06] <erUSUL> enterusername: put the name of the module in /etc/modules
[23:06] <enterusername> ok thanks that will work
[23:06] <erUSUL> enterusername: man modules
[23:07] <n8tuser> k0nane-> maybe you can show us your network layout ? a drawing that may show what devices are in between your box and the isp? lets see if we can brainstorm it
[23:07] <egaudet> Anyone have any tips/tricks of recovering data from a harddrive that was running windows xp and apparently now has a corrupted partition table ?
[23:07] <edufelipe> How can I apt-get install an experimental Debian package?
[23:07] <erUSUL> !info testdisk | egaudet
[23:07] <sena> danpandrea: are you still here
[23:07] <danpandrea> yes
[23:08] <erUSUL> edufelipe: do not mix ubuntu/debian packages/repositories
[23:08] <Sidewinder1> danpandrea>Then it's an ubuntu configuration issue; I'm hard-wired so I can't really assist, sorry...
[23:08] <k0nane> n8tuser: Any suggestions on keep alive scripts? Other than keeping the thing up, would they give me some useful diagnostic info so  Ican fix the real problem?
[23:08] <sena> danpandrea: ok check in internet for correct driver for your card
[23:08] <sena> danpandrea: download them put them in this directory
[23:08] <zebastian> sebsebseb BACK
[23:08] <Thraspic> I would like to replace GRUB with GAG.  If I just install GAG, will that remove GRUB automatically?  Or is this more complicated?
[23:08] <blubbb> my screen brightness control does not work anymore. how can i restore the functionality?
[23:08] <sebsebseb> zebastian: ok
[23:08] <durt> edufelipe, not recommended to use apt-get, if you really want to experiment use dpkg and investigate all the dependencies yourself.
[23:09] <sena> danpandrea: /lib/modules/2.6....your kernel/kernel/drivers/net/wireless/
[23:09] <danpandrea> ok
[23:09] <n8tuser> k0nane-> a simple ping perhaps? or netcat.. on your script, proving every so often, and if it doesnt get a response, you keep logging
[23:09] <zebastian> sebsebseb i bought an external drive
[23:09] <danpandrea> will do
[23:09] <sebsebseb> zebastian: How big in size? What make?
[23:09] <blubbb> !brightness
[23:09] <sena> danpandrea: the drivers are files that end with .ko
[23:09] <MilitantPotato> I'm trying to get a MP3 player to mount, it's listing under lsusb
[23:09] <gqpolo> Can someone help me with my xorg.conf file?
[23:09] <k0nane> n8tuser: I must be dense... Keep logging what? And, ping out from the server, or ping the server from local?
[23:09] <edufelipe> durt: So I have to install from source? Is that any better than mixing them?
[23:09] <sebsebseb> gqpolo: What's the issue?
[23:10] <zebastian> sebsebseb samsung 360gb
[23:10] <sena> danpandrea: so that might help you a bit when you put the drivers you have to restart
[23:10] <OlySoft-Dave> militantpotato: what make/model?
[23:10] <sebsebseb> zebastian: ok
[23:10] <MilitantPotato> It was autodetected in Kubuntu, mounted automatically also, but not in gnome
[23:10] <n8tuser> k0nane-> yah pinging out of your server, if you dont get a response you log the time it happens.
[23:10] <durt> edufelipe, not from source, just by hand so you know _exactly_ which packages you have installed/replaced.
[23:10] <danpandrea> thanks
[23:10] <OlySoft-Dave> militantpotato: did you leave it in during reboot?
[23:10] <MilitantPotato> OlySoft-Dave:  sandisk m240
[23:10] <sena> danpandrea: you might have to delete old drivers from that dir that are not working
[23:10] <sebsebseb> gqpolo: Why do you want to edit the config file?
[23:10] <edufelipe> durt: Thanks! I'll do it by hand.
[23:11] <gqpolo> I just installed fresh copy of 9.04 and i am stuck with vesa driver and i am getting very bad performance
[23:11] <MilitantPotato> OlySoft-Dave: no, havn't rebooted with it plugged in
[23:11] <zebastian> sebsebseb, since i can't figure out how to get the x screen to load, i want you to help me, first i'd like your personal assessment and secondly your help copying everything from /usr onto the external harddrive
[23:11] <Guest9035> trying to install compat-wireless but i get errors
[23:11] <Guest9035> make[4]: *** [/home/defcon/compat-wireless-2009-09-14/drivers/net/wireless/b43/main.o] Error 1
[23:11] <Guest9035> make[3]: *** [/home/defcon/compat-wireless-2009-09-14/drivers/net/wireless/b43] Error 2
[23:11] <Guest9035> make[2]: *** [/home/defcon/compat-wireless-2009-09-14/drivers/net/wireless] Error 2
[23:11] <FloodBot3> Guest9035: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:11] <Guest9035> make[1]: *** [_module_/home/defcon/compat-wireless-2009-09-14] Error 2
[23:11] <Guest9035> make[1]: Leaving directory `/usr/src/linux-source-2.6.29.4'
[23:11] <sebsebseb> qe2eqe: Vesa driver?  ATI?
[23:11] <egaudet> erUSUL, I will go try that, thank you very much!
[23:11] <gqpolo> yes ati 8500dv
[23:11] <sebsebseb> zebastian: my personal assessment?
[23:11] <erUSUL> egaudet: no problem. there is gpart too it does the same
[23:11] <gqpolo> yes
[23:11] <erUSUL> !info gpart | egaudet
[23:12] <k0nane> n8tuser: Okay, and when I get the time, if there's still nothing useful to reference in logs?
[23:12] <beeman_nl> i'm running Ubuntu 8.10 which has Java 1.6.0_10 on board... what is the best way to upgrado to a more recent Java? :)
[23:12] <beeman_nl> without updating my whole machine that is
[23:12] <sebsebseb> beeman_nl: a ppa or from their site
[23:12] <MilitantPotato> OlySoft-Dave: Should I reboot with the Mp3 player connected?
[23:13] <zebastian> sebsebseb, i have a laptop, compaq presario, the reason why all of this happened is because using the ati drive from the repos, i had trouble playing movies as they would get stuck
[23:13] <sebsebseb> zebastian: ok
[23:13] <Guest9035> can anyone help me install compat-wireless
[23:13] <zebastian> sebsebseb i have jaunty installed on there
[23:13] <qe2eqe> sebsebseb, 24 hours ago, I was asked something related. That was also the last time i posted in this channel =)
[23:13] <sebsebseb> zebastian: why copy everthing from /usr ?
[23:13] <gqpolo> I know that the ati driver wont work so i'm trying to tweak xorg.conf
[23:13] <sebsebseb> qe2eqe: hmm?
[23:13] <zebastian> sebsebseb, to do a clean reinstall
[23:13] <sarthor> Ubuntu 9.04, VGA Card Matrox G450 installed, Same display on 2 monitors, how to use dobule monitors in Proper way, Help, i wasted a lot of time, but am not good to fix this, HELP
[23:13] <beeman_nl> sebsebseb: oke, did'n know there was a ppa for this
[23:13] <qe2eqe> sebsebseb, isn't important. You qe2eqe'd me.
[23:14] <sebsebseb> zebastian: really all you need backed up is your data, and some stuff from  /home if you want it, then you can re install programs on your clean install
[23:14] <sebsebseb> beeman_nl: there might be, probaby isn't though
[23:14] <zebastian> sebsebseb, your personal assessment: you think that it would be better for me to install hardy?
[23:14] <gqpolo> sebsebseb any ideas?
[23:14] <zebastian> sebsebseb instead of reinstalling jaunty
[23:14] <sebsebseb> zaggynl: for now yes,  then you can try 9.10 when it's released as well
[23:14] <boritek> hi. big problem. I have an outer usb hard disk 3 encrypted LVM partitions. One is /home which is encrypted again with
[23:14] <boritek> ,--8<-
[23:14] <boritek> |hi. big problem. I have an outer usb hard disk 3 encrypted LVM partitions. One is /home which is encrypted again with Warning: Using default salt value (undefined in ~/.ecryptfsrc)
[23:14] <sebsebseb> zaggynl: infact you could first try 8.10 to see if things are alright there
[23:14] <FloodBot3> boritek: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:14] <Um_cara_qualquer> Anyone played "hedgewars" yet?
[23:14] <boritek> |Inserted auth tok with sig [85ccee44ac5c54d2] into the user session keyring
[23:14] <Halitech> gqpolo, there's not going to be much that you can tweak that will get an ati 8500 doing much better then vesa is already doing
[23:14] <boritek> `-->8-
[23:14] <blubbb> my screen brightness control does not work anymore. how can i restore the functionality?
[23:15] <beeman_nl> sebsebseb: thanks anyway :)
[23:15] <OlySoft-Dave> MilitantPotato: Found this from a year ago in a forum- in your MP3 player (at least for mine) you go Menu > Settings > USB > Autodetect
[23:15] <zebastian> sebsebseb were your last two messages to zaggynl meant for me?
[23:15] <sebsebseb> zaggynl: ,but   apparantly for these ATI issues 8.10  probably going to be like 9.04,  with 8.04 being fine
[23:15] <Sidewinder1> !enter | <boritek>
[23:15] <sebsebseb> zebastian: no
 Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation!
[23:15] <gqpolo> I've added refresh rates and some other things can i pm you what it looks like?
[23:15] <sebsebseb> zebastian: I mean yes
[23:15] <egaudet> can i get testdisk or gpart while running live cd image pxe booted?
[23:15] <sebsebseb> zaggynl: messaged wrong one hmm
[23:15] <OlySoft-Dave> militantpotato: make sure you have it sensing what OS you are using.  That command string should allow it to mount to any machine type.
[23:15] <zebastian> sebsebseb is 8.04 the LTR?
[23:16] <n8tuser> k0nane-> well what you will be doing is basically narrowing it down, so if its external to your box, you may not be able to do much, but if it was inside yours, you may be able to track it down
[23:16] <sebsebseb> zebastian: yes it's the LTS
[23:16] <Halitech> gqpolo, I wouldn't have any idea on what to suggest changing
[23:16] <zebastian> sebsebseb which will be the next LTS?
[23:16] <sebsebseb> zebastian: 10.04
[23:16] <boritek> hi. big problem. I have an outer usb hard disk 3 encrypted LVM partitions. One is /home which is encrypted again with ecryptfs. How can i access it?? (the luks LVM is mount successfully, but cant see /home because of the second enryption!!)
[23:16] <gqpolo> I've done TONS of searching been here for 10hrs
[23:16] <shane2peru> does anyone know how to setup an iptable firewall to allow nfs connections?  I'm not that good at this stuff, just trying to figure it out.
[23:16] <MilitantPotato> OlySoft-Dave: already on that, Seems ubuntu detects it fine, just doesn't create a /dev/sd* file to mount with
[23:17] <sebsebseb> zebastian: that's an idea
[23:17] <k0nane> n8tuser: Alright. I'll look at running a script like that. I may also run a 'tail -F /var/log/syslog' from local SSH to get the last entry when it times out.
[23:17] <sebsebseb> zebastian: instead of just installing 9.10 when it's released you can try from Live CD first
[23:17] <Halitech> gqpolo, you have more patience then I do :) I just stayed with a version that works with the ati driver
[23:17] <gqpolo> and i cut and pasted some stuff and i'm getting no devices detected
[23:17] <sebsebseb> zebastian: to find out if 9.10 will be better with your card or not
[23:17] <OlySoft-Dave> militantpotato: in a terminal please type-  LSUSB  and see if the device shows up.
[23:17] <gqpolo> what version is that?
[23:17] <seidos> !who | gqpolo
[23:17] <Halitech> gqpolo, debian lenny
[23:17] <obiwan__> hi please 1 question, if you install a driver with apt-get, does it install like a usual module and autoset to load whenever is it needed, or does it follow a different procedure?
[23:17] <MilitantPotato> OlySoft-Dave: yep, Bus 001 Device 010: ID 0781:7430 SanDisk Corp.
[23:17] <zebastian> sebsebseb, what if i install 8.04 and wait till the next stable LTS?
[23:18] <erUSUL> obiwan__: the former
[23:18] <sebsebseb> qe2eqe: if you have ATI issues well   8.04 is probably the solution,  and maybe 9.10 will be better when it's released
[23:18] <homecable> what windows mangges do u all use
[23:18] <gqpolo> ok thanks I will try that and see thanks halitech
[23:18] <gqpolo> thaks sebsebseb
[23:18] <Halitech> gqpolo, if you want to stay with the ubuntu family, install 8.04
[23:18] <shane2peru> sebsebseb: really! about the ATI thing?  I had 9.04 and it was a real pain, I switched to another distro, couldn't handle going back to 8.04
[23:19] <sebsebseb> zebastian: I have a feeling 9.10 won't be that amazing realy,  except having Ext4 by default :)   not  for upgrades though,  and the conversion uhmmm,  for the proper thing to to clean install apparantly
[23:19] <b0r15> When is the FDE coming!!??
[23:19] <obiwan__> ok thanx erUSUL , then all drivers work the same way :) that makes me happy, no exceptions at all ;)
[23:19] <OlySoft-Dave> and if you  [ ls /dev/usb* ] you don't see it listed?
[23:19] <gqpolo> I have tried every distro and none so far work with all of my hardware
[23:19] <gqpolo> i'm trying mint next
[23:19] <erUSUL> obiwan__: no
[23:19] <sebsebseb> shane2peru: Another distro and it worked hmm?  By the way what distro was that?
[23:19] <MilitantPotato> OlySoft-Dave: Kubuntu would auto-mount it, switched to gnome last month, not sure why it's not seeing it.
[23:19] <seidos> shane2peru: I probably could have stayed with 8.04, but then, I was able to get a lot of fixed following how to's, web searches, forums, and #ubuntu :)
[23:19] <MilitantPotato> OlySoft-Dave: Gparted isn't showing it either.
[23:19] <sebsebseb> shane2peru: indeed  I woudn't want to go back to 8.04 now personalley
[23:20] <Halitech> gqpolo, mint is based on ubuntu so chances are if it doesn't work in ubuntu, it probably won't work in mint
[23:20] <zebastian> sebsebseb, ok here's what i'm going to do, i will log onto recovery mode and shell cli mode, then i will plug in the external drive and since i am not used to cli at all, i would love it if you could help me see if it's mounted the drive and how to copy all my files to it
[23:20] <b0r15> I wanna encrypt my HD, but cant do it because of Ubuntu boot files. Are they fixing that in 9.10..when it comes out?
[23:20] <obiwan__> what do you mean by no erUSUL ?
[23:20] <shane2peru> sebsebseb: I switched to Suse, and no it didn't work, I still installed the proprietary stuff, but works better
[23:20] <sebsebseb> shane2peru: if going back to anything 8.10, but 8.04 no thanks
[23:20] <boritek> hi. I have an outer usb hard disk with 3 encrypted LVM partitions. One of them should be /home which is encrypted again with the new ubuntu ecryptfs. How can i access it?? (the luks LVM is mount successfully, but cant see /home because of the second enryption!!)
[23:20] <erUSUL> obiwan__: no exceptions.
[23:20] <gqpolo> I'm at the end of my rope
[23:20] <obiwan__> erUSUL, hehe great :)
[23:20] <seidos> sebsebseb: I'd go back to 8.04 if I didn't have to use ndiswrapper for wifi
[23:20] <boritek> b0r15: you have to make a partiton for /boot without encryption, then it will work
[23:20] <muelli> boritek: I don't think whole /home/ gets encrypted. It's just ~/Private, isnt' it?
[23:20] <shane2peru> sebsebseb: there was too many hardware issues for me to go back too, intrepid had real problems, juanty helped, but still was a mess
[23:20] <gqpolo> what about Debian hailtech?
[23:21] <sebsebseb> seidos: ndiswrapper  as far as I know works in 8.04 as well
[23:21] <OlySoft-Dave> militantpotato: kde has some interesting abilities these days...but this is really not a gnome or kde function.  Something else is different as well.
[23:21] <zebastian> sebsebseb can i use wicd with 8.04  ?
[23:21] <sebsebseb> zebastian: What's that?
[23:21] <Omlette> zebastian: yes, you can.
[23:21] <shane2peru> zebastian: wicd isn't in the repos for 8.04
[23:21] <sebsebseb> shane2peru: yeah  hardware issues :(   and it's also, because of manufactures that don't support Linux properly yet or at all :(
[23:21] <seidos> sebsebseb: it does, but not as good as native drivers, I got native wifi drivers in 8.10 or 9.04, can't remember which
[23:21] <nadrenissi> slt
[23:22] <shane2peru> sebsebseb: that was my problem, not taking a livecd with me to buy the laptop
[23:22] <zebastian> Omlet, shane2peru, can i enable the new repos for 8-04?
[23:22] <sebsebseb> shane2peru: good idea, if they will let you try it on there
[23:22] <shane2peru> sebsebseb: I will next time, or I won't buy
[23:22] <gqpolo> :'(
[23:22] <qe2eqe> sebsebseb, i have ati, but not issues. ;)
[23:22]  * sebsebseb is on a desktop,  so  doesn't have  loads of hardware issues :)   plus the card is Nivida
[23:22] <Omlette> zebastian: New repos? I believe that you can find wicd on the developer's site, packaged for ubuntu.
[23:23] <shane2peru> qe2eqe: some ATI cards are better than others
[23:23] <boritek> Muelli: well, i can see nothing right now, in my home/$username except a README file about ecryptfs-mount-private and Acces-Your-Private-Data.desktop file
[23:23] <b0r15> Full Disk Encryption..does anyone care!!??
[23:23] <seidos> shane2peru: why not buy a laptop with ubuntu preinstalled?
[23:23] <obiwan__> hey, how can  i switch users in Terminal? i use sudo login to login as other users, but then if i want to go back to a former user i have to close the current user, how can i login 5 users and go to the first without closing all the others?
[23:23] <Muelli> b0r15: I do :-)
[23:23] <b0r15> When is it coming back to ubuntu
[23:23] <jophish_> I have a bit of a issue with printing. I have a Samsung CLX-2160, I have tried with the foo2qpdl driver, the Samsung unified printere driver and splix, however when printing a jpg image on the printer, it seems to want to send it to the printer in a very large file. A 2.8mb jpg file I was printing made a print job of 18mb. 47Mb of images became a 1gb print job.
[23:23] <MilitantPotato> OlySoft-Dave: found something http://pastebin.com/d12135086
[23:23] <seidos> obiwan__: only way I know how is with screen
[23:23] <boritek> b0r15: just answered to you above
[23:23] <sebsebseb> shane2peru   qe2eqe   should zebastian  downgrade to 8.04 to  fix ATI or what?
[23:23] <shane2peru> seidos: where I bought, didn't come with that option, I always buy with the 3 year gaurantee, and it has paid off every time, I live out of the USE
[23:23] <obiwan__> seidos, what you mean with screen?
[23:23] <Muelli> boritek: well, but yuo do have your Volumes in /dev/mapper/? Have you tried to mount them?
[23:24] <k0nane> n8tuser: I have noticed an odd pattern here. http://paste.ubuntu.com/271247/ What's odd is that that particular cronjob runs all day just fine, then it seems to freeze on the very last execution?
[23:24] <obiwan__> seidos,  is screen a command? i don't get what you mean hehe
[23:24] <shane2peru> zebastian: sebsebseb what are you currently running?
[23:24] <jrib> !screen | obiwan__
[23:24] <b0r15> Hey Muelli! Finally a voive..and Boritek. Ubuntu is so secure, but no FDE. Is it coming with 9.10?
[23:24] <seidos> obiwan__: there's a how to at this page for irssi and screen:  http://quadpoint.org/articles/irssi#background/
[23:24] <OlySoft-Dave> militantpotato: if the lsusb said it is device 10 then you should have a listing in /dev for /dev/usb?.10_ep??  where the ? are related to the usb port or the way the device is recognized.
[23:24] <shane2peru> seidos: out of the USA. :)
[23:24] <Muelli> b0r15: yes :( No Full Disk Encryption from the installer. What a pity :(
[23:24] <obiwan__> ahh no i'm not talking about irc haha :P seidos
[23:24] <chrisology> hi, is there a way to show the space/remaining space of a hdd/partition below the desktop icon (like in os x) with ubuntu + gnome
[23:25] <seidos> shane2peru: you can get preloaded systems shipped to you?  what about craigslist?  or something?
[23:25] <Muelli> b0r15: Ahh, no. I don't think it's coming with 9.10
[23:25] <obiwan__> i mean, in TErminal (aplications/acessories/terminal)
[23:25] <zebastian> sebsebseb, i am on the recovery mode cli with networking enabled, i just plugged in the external hard drive and got the following out put:  [ 124.000415] sd 8:0:0
[23:25] <seidos> shane2peru: I should have bought a system preloaded with Ubuntu.  would have supported the linux community that way
[23:25] <boritek> Muelli: sure, i could mount it successfully but it is only takes care of the luks enryption, but not the second time /home enryption
[23:25] <Muelli> b0r15: at least I haven't seen it in the beta and I don't think it'd be a good idea to implement that right now. Time for testing got short
[23:25] <shane2peru> seidos: no, I mean I buy when I go back to the USA and get an international warranty through BestBuy, always pays off for me.
[23:25] <shane2peru> seidos: otherwise, that would be good options
[23:25] <sebsebseb> zebastian: if xfix doesn't work,  something is probably rather messed up,  since you did a repo driver, and then also the offical driver and uh
[23:25] <sebsebseb> zebastian: altough I would have thought  their driver would have removed the repo one
[23:26] <Loder3331> I know this is not the room for it, but I'm just wondering if anyone has used the linux gamers live distribution and might know how to fix the resolution. There are no active users in the proper channel for that distro, and it's all linux, so maybe somebody could help me here. If this is not allow, I apologize, and disregard it.
[23:26] <homecable> how is java in linux now ?
[23:26] <obiwan__> when you enter TErminal you are logged as your user$, but you can change to ther with sudo login, but then the only way i know to go back to the former is exiting (exit or ctrl +D ) the current one.
[23:26] <b0r15> Crap, I heard it was.. I feel naked without truecrypt. I think in BT4 has it..based of Kubuntu 8.10..? If I downgraded could I get it?
[23:26] <sebsebseb> homecable: good
[23:26] <boritek> all i can see under /home is the directory with my username and the two files under that, which i mentioned
[23:26] <Muelli> boritek: things are getting weird. Help me wrap my mind around it. You do have your /home/ in an encrypted LUKS partition which you've eventually mounted?
[23:26] <seidos> shane2peru: I don't have a warranty.  I avoid insurance when I can, time value of money
[23:26] <sebsebseb> !ot |  Loder3331
[23:26] <shane2peru> zebastian: what one are you running?  8.10, 9.04?
[23:26] <zebastian> sebsebseb, i am on the recovery mode cli with networking enabled, i just plugged in the external hard drive and got the following out put:  [ 124.000415] sd 8:0:0:0: [sdb] Assuming drive cache: write through [124] sd 8:0:0:0 [sdb] ASssuming drive cache: write through
[23:26] <sebsebseb> shane2peru: he is on 9.04 with issues, also see the message I just sent him
[23:26] <Tead> I want to install the evolution-mapi package to use an exchange 2007 server, but it won't install because: http://pastebin.com/m7efc23db (on 9.10 a5)
[23:27] <Tead> anyone an idea
[23:27] <shane2peru> seidos: right, because I live out of the USA, it has paid off, all parts cost me more, and warranty covers them
[23:27] <sebsebseb> shane2peru: well the two messages even
[23:27] <Muelli> boritek: It's probably good to show me the output of mount.
[23:27] <Halitech> !9.10 | Tead
[23:27] <sebsebseb> zebastian: no not that
[23:27] <boritek> Muelli: yes, i mounted it, but there is a second encryption, coz i cant see anything there just my /boritek username folder, which have 2 files only...
[23:27] <zebastian> sebsebseb, i have given up fixing X, i want to copy all my files and then do a clean 8.04 install
[23:27] <sebsebseb> zebastian: on the options at the bottom there should be xfix, that's what you want
[23:27] <Muelli> Tead: what does apt-cache policy libexchangemapi1.0-0 say? Maybe that it's not packaged at all?
[23:27] <shane2peru> zebastian: did you install the proprietary driver?
[23:27] <boritek> which tells me info about accessing my data
[23:28] <chrisology> hi, is there a way to show the space/remaining space of a hdd/partition below the desktop icon (like in os x) with ubuntu + gnome
[23:28] <zebastian> sebsebseb i tried that before and it didn't work
[23:28] <sebsebseb> zebastian: ok
[23:28] <b0r15> Well someone should put FDE in the next version. Its one of the main things Ubuntu we are many needs for us paranoids..and
[23:28] <scunizi> chrisology: desklets
[23:28] <b0r15> we are many
[23:28] <zebastian> sebsebseb, how do i go about seeing that the external drive is mounted and copying all my files onto it?
[23:28] <sebsebseb> shane2peru: I think he first installed from the repo,  and then  the offical driver
[23:28] <Tead> ah, the package doesn't excist
[23:28] <Muelli> b0r15: go, help and push it :-)
[23:28] <sebsebseb> zebastian: don't ignore  shane2peru  they may be able to help you
[23:28] <boritek> Muelli: if i boot directly into the external usb drive than everything can be seen
[23:28] <chrisology> scunizi i dont want it that way im looking for a way to do it like on os x, any ideaß
[23:28] <chrisology> ?
[23:29] <zebastian> i'm not ignoring him...
[23:29] <seidos> chrisology: I'm not sure if a package exists that does what you want
[23:29] <OlySoft-Dave> militantpotato: looks like it is being recognized...not sure why it is not mounting it.  The error seems to be an issue with the usbfs...that would mean to me the device is not in it's MCS mode.
[23:29] <b0r15> I will so that! how much time we have
[23:29] <sebsebseb> zebastian: reply to him then :D
[23:29] <scunizi> chrisology: I don't know how os x does it.. sorry.. I have no basis for comparison
[23:29] <zebastian> i am on another laptop, a windows one so the client doesn't redden the letters when someone refers to me, so i have been paying attention more closely to you sebsebsebse
[23:29] <sebsebseb> !who | zebastian
[23:29] <shane2peru> zebastian: you installed the proprietary driver and now you are not able to boot?
[23:29] <b0r15> I will do that I mean(If I can get the time) How much time til the the cutoff date
[23:30] <zebastian> my laptop was working fine, compiz, etc, i had got the proprietary drivers on installation only then my computer would get mighty stuck if i played a movie after a while
[23:30] <shane2peru> sebsebseb: if he installed the proprietary one it would override the repo driver, and everything should be fine
[23:30] <zebastian> so i came here and actionparsnip and someone else conviced me to go to ati/amd website
[23:30] <zebastian> and since then my computer won't load x
[23:30] <egaudet> erUSUL, testdisk successfully sees the partition structure... should i select "write partition structure to disk" to fix it?
[23:30] <zebastian> even after switching back to vesa
[23:31] <sebsebseb> shane2peru: yes that's basically what I said before
[23:31] <pitput> what does this mean? W: GPG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net jaunty Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 5A9BF3BB4E5E17B5
[23:31] <Muelli> boritek: show me the output of mount.
[23:31] <sebsebseb> shane2peru: ,but not the part about it being fine
[23:31] <zebastian> sebsebseb, shane2peru but it still won't load
[23:31] <lstarnes> pitput: it means that you need to manually install that key
[23:31] <b0r15> How much time would one have to get a finished project in the repo for the next version?
[23:31] <shane2peru> zebastian: ahh, after playing a video things got messy?
[23:31] <sebsebseb> shane2peru: normalley it's best to stay with the repo drivers, otherwise problems happen
[23:31] <Muelli> pitput: it means that signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available.
[23:31] <sebsebseb> shane2peru: well for Nividia anyway
[23:31] <lstarnes> pitput: the key should be somehwere on the ppa's page
[23:32] <shane2peru> sebsebseb: mine with repo drivers overheats. :)  Many distros
[23:32] <pitput> lstarnes, Muelli , the key for jaunty..?
[23:32] <boritek> Muelli: no output, just mounted successfully
[23:32] <zebastian> shane2peru, no it was ok, i just had to turn off the desktop effects before playing a movie and it would play perfect but after a while it would get stuck,and i  had to press the reset button
[23:32] <erUSUL> egaudet: is up to you. is your disk. i've never been in the need of it. But its been used by many people and if the structure that it gussed looks sane go for it.
[23:32] <lstarnes> pitput: no, the key for that ppa
[23:32] <sebsebseb> shane2peru: and I should have said  otherwise problems are likely to happen above
[23:32] <boritek> there is output only if there is a problem
[23:32] <chrisology> scunizi, that way: http://nickdc.deviantart.com/art/Radial-OSX-75325495
[23:32] <OlySoft-Dave> I'm out of here for a bit, peace folks.
[23:32] <shane2peru> zebastian: like playing a long video?
[23:32] <pitput> lstarnes, what is that ppa though? that's all it mentions
[23:32] <lstarnes> pitput: a personal package archive
[23:32] <MattKillaz> hi! i have a question. i have connect my xbox to the internet for playing in live! i connect it some times @ the router and sometimes at the notebook with jaunty. Now i want to play, for example, a film that is in the notebook, some one know what i have to do? (@ same i want music and photos) i know that is possible with windows but i use only ubuntu! can someone help me?
[23:32] <Rooftops> So wait is this just a place where I can ask for help if I need some?
[23:32] <shane2peru> zebastion, what ati card do you have?  are you working on a laptop?
[23:32] <jrib> Rooftops: yeah
[23:32] <Muelli> pitput: that might work: gpg --recv 0x5A9BF3BB4E5E17B5 && gpg --export 0x5A9BF3BB4E5E17B5 > /tmp/key && apt-key add /tmp/key
[23:32] <lstarnes> pitput: they are usually only used if you explicitly add one
[23:32] <Loder3331> Is there such thing as a terminal command that can change screen resolution? One that would be common to ubuntu and other distributions?
[23:32] <Muelli> although itprobably kills ktittens
[23:32] <erUSUL> Rooftops: yes
[23:33] <jrib> Loder3331: xrandr
[23:33] <zebastian> sebsebseb shane2peru what i want to do now is copy allof my files onto the hard drive and then do a clean install of 8.04
[23:33] <Loder3331> how do you use it
[23:33] <sebsebseb> shane2peru: he is giving up now, hence the putting 8.04 on :D
[23:33] <Muelli> boritek: mount should always output anything. If not, gimme /proc/mounts.
[23:33] <Loder3331> do you just type that and then you get options?
[23:33] <lstarnes> Loder3331: man xrandr
[23:33] <jrib> !xrandr | Loder3331
[23:33] <rejohn> How can I put a setting in place for the apt package manager, such that when I apt-get -d dist-upgrade, the huge (compared to my inet connection speed, 47.5MB of 88.1MB of archives is huge) package kdebase-workspace-wallpapers will _not_ be downloaded?  I don't see any _need_ to have updated wallpapers.    [&, secondarily, why does that package keep getting updated?  Is it data/images, or sw?]  Re: 4:4.3.1-0ubuntu1~jaunty1~ppa7
[23:33] <shane2peru> zebastian: that may or may not help the issue
[23:33] <Rooftops> Okay then I need an answer to a really really stupid question (and this might not be the right place to ask but I still am)
[23:33] <Rooftops> I just iso
[23:33] <zebastian> shane2peru, elaborate please
[23:33] <chrisology> scunizi, like the hdd icons in the upper right on that screenshot
[23:33] <noshelter> does anybody know how to remove the titlebar of all the windows in gnome?
[23:33] <sebsebseb> zebastian:   I would  suggest not  doing  that just yet if at all the downgrade to 8.04, if  shane2peru  can help you
[23:33] <Loder3331> Dual screens? I just want to change my resolution lol
[23:33] <b0r15> anyone have any ideas on how much time is left to get apps okayed for version 9.10?
[23:33] <pitput> Muelli, that one gives me an error
[23:33] <jrib> Loder3331: it does more than dual screens
[23:34] <Loder3331> so do I just type it into console and go from there?
[23:34] <erUSUL> !ask | Rooftops
[23:34] <Muelli> rejohn: it's not that simple :( You'd have to craete that package yourself. i.e. an empty package :(
[23:34] <zebastian> ok, shane2peru what do you suggest i do, i will do it
[23:34] <jrib> Loder3331: you probably want to read some documentation, yeah
[23:34] <shane2peru> zebastian: if you run a video and have to reset it with the off button, then we need to nail down the problem
[23:34] <Rooftops> i just iso'd the new ubuntu software but i cant get it to install on my computer. is there something that i need to do specifically?
[23:34] <boritek> Muelli: the relevan file from /proc/mounts is this: /dev/mapper/Linux-Home /media/LVM ext4 rw,barrier=1,data=ordered 0 0
[23:34] <shane2peru> zebastian: do you know what ati graphics card you have?
[23:34] <Muelli> pitput: so what? Do you want me to help? I can't do anything if you don't gimme the error :P
[23:34] <demo> is there anyway to install ubuntu from windows without a cdrom or a usb dok?
[23:34] <MattKillaz> help???
[23:34] <sebsebseb> Rooftops: how much RAM?
[23:35] <jrib> MattKillaz: best to just ask the channel your actual question (on a single line)
[23:35] <zebastian> shane2peru radeon hd 3200
[23:35] <seidos> Rooftops: by iso'd do you mean burned the sio to cd?
[23:35] <erUSUL> !wubi | demo
[23:35] <seidos> !ask | MattKillaz
[23:35] <zebastian> shane2peru, i can't even login though
[23:35] <Muelli> boritek: It's hard to work with you. Please gimme the full file or output of "mount".
[23:35] <demo> thanks alot erUSUL :)
[23:35] <erUSUL> Rooftops: iso'd ??
[23:35] <zebastian> i tried changing the xorg.conf to going back to vesa and it didn't work
[23:35] <seidos> Rooftops: I meant iso, not sio
[23:35] <zebastian> shane2peru this only after using the xfix and it not working
[23:35] <shane2peru> zebastian: ok, but installing 8.04 may not even help you
[23:35] <sebsebseb> !who |  zebastian
[23:35] <Muelli> boritek: and fdisk -l would be cute. probably pastbin it somewhere
[23:35] <chrisology> scunizi any idea (sorry if im not patient enough, never asked things before on the support channel)
[23:36] <Rooftops> yes seidos i burned it to a cd, everything went fine. As for RAM, no clue using a retro laptop. I've done it before but lost the original Cd so i'm redoing it but now it wont take the CD
[23:36] <shane2peru> zebastian: tell me one more thing, you watched a video and had to shutoff the computer with the power button because it wouldn't respond?
[23:36] <sebsebseb> zebastian: yep  what  shane2peru  said however the version of xorg in 8.04  is  rather differnet to the one in 9.04
[23:36] <erUSUL> demo: no problem
[23:36] <zebastian> shane2peru, well, currently X won't load at all, a clean install would mean loading
[23:36] <scunizi> chrisology: ah I see.. I've never tried that but it might be scriptable by someone that knows how.. or there might be a nautilus add on that will do it.
[23:36] <boritek> Muelli: sorry, here it is: http://pastebin.com/m619ed1de
[23:36] <MattKillaz> i want see in my tv the video that i have in the pc using my xbox
[23:36] <scunizi> chrisology: nautilus is your filemanager in ubuntu
[23:37] <chrisology> scunizi any idea where to find or how to do it im very new to linux and all that
[23:37] <Muelli> boritek: and fdisk -l would be cute. probably pastbin it somewhere
[23:37] <zebastian> shane2peru, yes several times for several movies, including dvds and avi files, i would be watching a movie either on dragno player or vlc and suddenly the image and the sound everything wouuld get stuck and then the rest of apps and then i had to press the reset butotn on the laptop
[23:37] <Loder3331> jrib, how do I change from one mode to another? To choose another resolution? I don't see it there
[23:37] <digilord> Is there anything special one needs to do to get Ubuntu to see that you are passing it a seed file on a netboot install?
[23:37] <rejohn> Muelli: thx - but _why_ wold I have to _create_ an empty package, merely so that that package doesn't download??
[23:37] <scunizi> chrisology: you're in the right place..  personally I even remove the desktop icons representing different mounts/partitions
[23:37] <seidos> Rooftops: check out this site:  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation
[23:38] <shane2peru> zebastian: ok, and with which driver did that happen?  the repo drivers?  or the proprietary ones?
[23:38] <jrib> Loder3331: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/Resolution , http://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/Xorg_RandR_1.2
[23:38] <Rooftops> thanks a mill. i hope it will help because 8.04 is not working as well as i'd like.
[23:38] <Muelli> rejohn: because the packagemanagement thinks that the package is already installed. Which it is, of course. It just doens't contain anything then. It's a PITA and I wished there was a different solution :(
[23:38] <MattKillaz> ubottu, sorry i'm new but i can't explain in one line;)
[23:38] <eltew> I need help with my bluetooth keyboard.  When I turn on ubuntu 9.04 I have to wait about 60 seconds after boot for it to enable the keyboard (which works fine directly during boot, with bios and grub).  Linux isn't supposed to see that it is bluetooth, it should recognize it as a generic usb keyboard.
[23:39] <chrisology> scunizi, so, any idea what i should do or how you can help me get it the mac way?
[23:39] <boritek> Muelli: here they are: http://pastebin.com/m1c809c7e
[23:39] <AA28> hi guys i have question if i install ubuntu new version is other new version will be avalible 2010
[23:39] <zebastian> shane2peru, sebsebseb, i might simply do a clean install of jaunty again and then if the issue comes up again we can deal with it
[23:39] <Muelli> rejohn: FWIW: You *could* apt pin that packageto not install it all,  but then you package management won't upgrade anything because dependencies could not be resolved. Gentoo has a good mechanism to deal with that btw.
[23:39] <Pici> AA28: Ubuntu makes a release every 6 months
[23:39] <AA28> ok
[23:39] <AA28> thanks
[23:39] <zebastian> My greatest concern is for my files right now sebsebseb
[23:40] <shane2peru> zebastian: if it happened with the repo drivers, what is happening, is that your laptop overheated and locked up, happend to me several times
[23:40] <scunizi> chrisology: there are some mac themes that might do it.. I'm out of suggestions at this point other than to restate what you're looking for for someone else to answer.. good luck :)
[23:40] <juli__> hi there
[23:40] <sebsebseb> juli__: hi
[23:40] <zebastian> shane2peru really...i din't know that, why does that happen?
[23:40] <sebsebseb> zebastian: yeah this is why it's a good idea to have a seperate /home partition, makes re installing or changing distro even,  a lot easier
[23:40] <shane2peru> zebastian: what you have to do is install the proprietary drivers correctly, because my laptop runs about 10 degrees C cooler with the ati drivers
[23:40] <zebastian> shane2peru do i have to get more ram?
[23:40] <chrisology> scunizi thanks for the help, ill keep asking arround
[23:40] <zebastian> it's a fairly new laptop
[23:40] <jrib> rejohn: that package is coming from some ppa...?
[23:40] <g8tor> hello all
[23:41] <shane2peru> zebastian: no, the repo drivers run hot, and when you start to run video it overheats
[23:41] <juli__> i'm new to linux
[23:41] <juli__> an is coool
[23:41] <Muelli> thx boritek. for the future: Try to run everything in a shell with export LC_ALL=C :-) It makes the output much more readable (i.e. english ;-) ).  Also, what does ls -l /media/LVM say?
[23:41] <seidos> zebastian: is your laptop listed here:  https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LaptopTestingTeam?
[23:41] <sebsebseb> !welcome | juli__
[23:41] <juli__> ;)
[23:41] <shane2peru> zebastian: I have overheated my laptop several times
[23:41] <shane2peru> zebastian: I think you have to same graphics card I have
[23:41] <sebsebseb> !new |  juli__
[23:41] <shane2peru> zebastian: I don't think you installed the ati drivers correctly
[23:41] <g8tor> can I run python 2.4 and 2.6 @ the same time? Where does 2.4 get installed? ( Ineed 2.4 for plone development)
[23:42] <zebastian> seidos i've a compaq cq40-32la
[23:42] <Muelli> g8tor: you can and you'd run it with "python2.4" instead of "python"
[23:42] <boritek> Muelli: ,--8<-
[23:42] <boritek> Muelli: |dr-x------ 3 topszalopsza topszalopsza 4,0K 2009-09-12 22:16 boritek
[23:42] <boritek> Muelli: |drwx------ 2 root         root          16K 2009-09-12 21:54 lost+found
[23:42] <boritek> Muelli: `-->8-
[23:42] <zebastian> shane2peru, so what should i do now?
[23:42] <FloodBot3> boritek: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:42] <shane2peru> zebastian: I have the radeon hd 3100 series
[23:42] <sebsebseb> zebastian: you did a me :D and messaged the wrong person just now
[23:42] <Muelli> boritek: can you pastebin me ls -l /dev/mapper ?
[23:42] <shane2peru> zebastian: are you able to boot at all?
 zebastian: is your laptop listed here:  https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LaptopTestingTeam? sebsebseb
[23:43] <shane2peru> zebastian: are you working off another machine?
[23:43] <Muelli> boritek: FWIW, there is "wgetpaste" which helps to pastebin something :-)
[23:43] <sebsebseb> zebastian: uhmm?
[23:43] <zebastian> shane2peru, yes i can boot, on recovery mode on network root shell mode
[23:43] <juli__> thanks there
[23:43] <rejohn> Muelli: I've just been suggested, in #kde, to _remove_ that wallpapers package - in your belief, will that be a correct way to stop that package from being downloaded?
[23:43] <shane2peru> zebastian: did you download the ati drivers?
[23:43] <sebsebseb> zebastian: no when you messaged seidos  you did the wrong one see above
[23:43] <jrib> rejohn: why is it coming from a ppa?
[23:43] <zebastian> shane2peru yes, i am on a laptop that's the same as mine only windows
[23:43] <Rooftops> its me again! :D just one last thing, if i don't get the boot from CD menu but i burned the ISO correctly, would the problem be me trying to upgrade from Ubuntu? I noticed the install file is a .exe and i know how well linux handles that ;)
[23:43] <seidos> zebastian: the compaq cq40 isn't listed on the site
[23:43] <facugaich> This really good-looking female classmate of mine is an ubuntu expert. What are some cool ubuntu-related phrases I can say around her to catch her attention?
[23:43] <szczym> helo could some tell me how i could manually point a package to use other version of lib then its using now ?
[23:44] <sebsebseb> zebastian: or did you want to message him?
[23:44] <shane2peru> zebastian: ok, did you already download the ati drivers from the web page?
[23:44] <seidos> zebastian: but my laptop isn't listed either...and it works, pretty much :)
[23:44] <g8tor> Muelli: thanks I
[23:44] <zebastian> sebsebseb i don't know he suddenly messaged me
[23:44] <Muelli> rejohn: well, I don't know the dependency chain, so yeah that might work unless other packages depend on that packages. Given that you probably haven't installed that package yourself, another package already depends on that. So I really think it doesn't work. But it might though.
[23:44] <boscop> how to disable ipv6 in jaunty?
[23:44] <boritek> Muelli: http://pastebin.com/m1f6a41d4
[23:44] <sebsebseb> zebastian: ok well it doesn't matter,  I think both of them can  probably help you anyway
[23:44] <n8tuser> Rooftops-> do an md5sum of your burned cdrom to check, or run the check before installation
[23:44] <zebastian> shane2peru, well i did do that yesterday, but right now all i can do is log onto a prompt
[23:45] <zebastian> sebsebseb ok
[23:45] <Loder3331> jrib, I inputted xrandr and this is what it returned. I don't use ldvr (I don't think?) like in the article. I'm using a hdmi input. How do I change the resolution? I tried the command they suggested and it didn't work.
[23:45] <Loder3331> Screen 0: minimum 640 x 480, current 1280 x 720, maximum 1280 x 720
[23:45] <Loder3331> default connected 1280x720+0+0 0mm x 0mm
[23:45] <Loder3331>    1280x720        0.0*
[23:45] <Loder3331>    800x600        61.0
[23:45] <FloodBot3> Loder3331: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:45] <Loder3331>    640x480        60.0
[23:45] <juli__> hey gys how can i make video calls from ubuntu?
[23:45] <rejohn> jrib: i do have the kde 4.3 (4.4??) more recent updates repository in my sources.list, from some ppa probably, iirc.
[23:45] <zebastian> shane2peru, can you helpm e back up all my files from the cli
[23:45] <shane2peru> zebastian: that is ok, from a prompt we can install the ati drivers you need
[23:45] <LucidGuy> Want to re-install Ubuntu on my system but not sure if I should go with Jaunty again or give Karmic(alpha) a shot.  Are they not going to pull the plug on Jaunty soon?  Am I asking for trouble installing Karmic? .. just looking for adice
[23:45] <zebastian> onto the external drive
[23:45] <sebsebseb> juli__: video calls hmm using what?
[23:45] <juli__> any  thing similar as msn
[23:45] <zebastian> shane2peru, ok i'm all ears
[23:45] <juli__> ?
[23:45] <shane2peru> zebastian: do you have an external drive or something? usb stick?
[23:45] <sebsebseb> juli__: try AMSN if you want to do web cam
[23:45] <jrib> rejohn: I see.  To answer your question, remove the package and see if apt warns you about anything else being removed
[23:45] <Rooftops> n8tuser -> i'll try to but i might be back if i cant figure out how.
[23:46] <shane2peru> zebastian: we can more than likely recover it as it is
[23:46] <boritek> Muelli: what is the wgetpaste? an irssi plugin or what?
[23:46] <zebastian> shane2peru yes i have a samsung external 320 gb drive i just bought at the store
[23:46] <Muelli> okay boritek. And do you want to access stuff in /media/LVM/topszalopsza? What does ls -l say on that directory?
[23:46] <Halitech> zebastian, after you installed the ati drivers, did you run sudo aticinfig --initial ?
[23:46] <Muelli> boritek: a program :) just google it if you have spare time
[23:46] <zebastian> Halitech, nope, not that i can recall
[23:46] <Halitech> zebastian, sudo aticonfig --initial sorry
[23:46] <juli__> yep i have that but only cam i can view!!! c'ant make video calls
[23:46] <shane2peru> zebastian it would be easy to copy you data over to that providing it isn't formatted in ntfs, but I'm about 95% sure we can get you booted back in, without re-installing
[23:46] <noshelter> does anybody know how i can remove the title bar from all my windows in gnome?
[23:46] <facugaich> This really good-looking female classmate of mine is an ubuntu expert. What are some cool ubuntu-related phrases I can say around her to catch her attention?
[23:47] <zebastian> shane2peru, ok i'm at the shell prompt now, i think i have internet access and root privileges
[23:47] <Halitech> zebastian, after installing the ati drivers you need to do that to get xorg setup correctly (its in the install guide ;) )
[23:47] <shane2peru> ok, do you know where you saved the ati file you downloaded?
[23:47] <zebastian> shane2peru, ok let's try to do what you say first
[23:47] <eni23> ﻿facugaich: hehehe
[23:47] <CoJaBo-Aztec> Is there any reason su/sudo would suddenly fail to work on a running system? Any way to fix this?
[23:47] <Loder3331> jrib, are you still here?
[23:47] <sebsebseb> shane2peru: the with networking one uhmmm  well the other one has Internet access,  I am not sure what  the networking one is for in fact
[23:47] <boritek> Muelli: no, topszalopsza is the owner and the owner group, folder name is boritek. i want to access that
[23:47] <zebastian> Halitech, my bad...i was pretty much pasting commands actionparsnip had handed me over
[23:47] <lstarnes> CoJaBo-Aztec: in what way is sudo failing?
[23:47] <jrib> Loder3331: yes, use pastebin...
[23:47] <scunizi> juli__: that's typically because the right ports on your router are not open so it blocks the video
[23:47] <Loder3331> I don't get how to use it
[23:47] <Loder3331> it didn't do anything
[23:48] <Muelli> boritek: good. whats does ls -l on that directory say?
[23:48] <CoJaBo-Aztec> lstarnes: "Segmentation fault"
[23:48] <jrib> Loder3331: visit paste.ubuntu.com, it's pretty self-explanatory
[23:48] <sebsebseb> shane2peru: yeah I think the standard recovery mode shelll gets Internet access to
[23:48] <Halitech> zebastian, seems 95percent of the time, that command is missed (did it myself a few times)
[23:48] <shane2peru> zebastian: plug in your external drive and type: sudo fdisk -l
[23:48] <Loder3331> that's where I am
[23:48] <lstarnes> CoJaBo-Aztec: did you recently update anything?
[23:48] <pixlbox> ive got a big problem, i have ubuntu 9.04 (64 bit) installed and for some reason it keep randomly losing network connection, i cant connect to it via ssh or even ping
[23:48] <Loder3331> now it says download as text, what do I do?
[23:48] <jrib> Loder3331: so paste what you want to show me, submit, give me url
[23:48] <Loder3331> http://paste.ubuntu.com/271256/
[23:48] <CoJaBo-Aztec> lstarnes: Not recently, tho I think its set to auto-update.
[23:48] <shane2peru> sebsebseb: it would be better if it does, if not he will have to transfer files,
[23:49] <boritek> Muelli: http://pastebin.com/m3b469a2
[23:49] <trustroy> anyone had success with a Telstra broadband dongle
[23:49] <lstarnes> CoJaBo-Aztec: does sudo segfault, or does thing thing being run by sudo segfault?
[23:49] <shane2peru> zebastian: you will need to paste that in a paste bin so I can give you the proper mount command
[23:49] <zebastian> shane2peru, this will take a logn time to type, the output, so can you tell  me more or less wha ti should see, i see three boot devices, under
[23:49] <Reilithion> What version of (x-software-here) will be in Karmic Koala?
[23:49] <Muelli> boritek: and ls -ld /media/LVM/boritek/.Private?
[23:50] <CoJaBo-Aztec> lstarnes: Typing even sudo -i or sudo echo segfaults.
[23:50] <Halitech> Reilithion, whatever the devs see fit to put in
[23:50] <zebastian> the listed ones /dev/sda1 /dev/sda2 /dev/sda5
[23:50] <shane2peru> zebastian: ohh, right, no internet, ok, the last one should be your external hdd, should be sdb or something like that
[23:50] <zebastian> shane2peru
[23:50] <Reilithion> Halitech: What I'm asking is, is there a way for me to find out?
[23:50] <Muelli> boritek: if it exists, you might want to read the manpage of ecryptfs and try to mount /media/LVM/boritek/.Private. the readme might help you as well: http://ecryptfs.sourceforge.net/README
[23:50] <lstarnes> CoJaBo-Aztec: I'm not sure what could be causinf that
[23:50] <rejohn> jrib: thanks for suggestion to see about any warnings when i remove the package. :)
[23:50] <shane2peru> zebastian: ok, was the external hdd plugged in?
[23:50] <juli__> how can i check my ip or ruter ip with ubuntu?
[23:50] <Loder3331> Did you see the url jrib?
[23:50] <Halitech> Reilithion, whatever is in karmic will probably be what they release it with
[23:50] <zebastian> shane2peru at the very bottom there's device boot, /dev/sdb1 w95 FAT32
[23:51] <shane2peru> zebastian: all the sda stuff is your internal hdd
[23:51] <CoJaBo-Aztec> lstarnes: The last thing I tried to do was delete a printer, CUPS appearently crashed and I discovered the problem while trying to restart it.
[23:51] <tomyy> !list
[23:51] <jrib> Loder3331: show the command you tried
[23:51] <shane2peru> zebastian: that is it. :)
[23:51] <Reilithion> Halitech: Okay, how do I see what version of a package is currently in Karmic?
[23:51] <Halitech> Reilithion, you could ask someone in #ubuntu+1
[23:51] <shane2peru> zebastian: ok we are going to mount it with this:  mkdir /media/disk && mount /dev/sdb1 /media/disk
[23:51] <zebastian> shane2peru great, i'm with you
[23:51] <Loder3331> xrandr --output LVDS --mode 1024x768. And I also tried replacing LVDS with HDMI to see if that worked. Neither did anything
[23:52] <bobertdos> juli__: There's the connection settings if you right click the network icon in the upper right. Otherwise, via the terminal, ifconfig
[23:52] <jrib> Loder3331: well neither of those were listed in your xrandr output
[23:52] <Loder3331> I tried 800x600 too
[23:52] <norstrom> Reilithion: you can join the mailing list @ https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/karmic-changes to see what changes they make, there is also a list of perviously announced changes there
[23:52] <Reilithion> Thanks, norstrom
[23:52] <norstrom> np
[23:52] <Muelli> Loder3331: you have to pass the name of the screen as argument to --output. To find out the screen names, simply run xrandr -q. It might be "Screen 0" or something.
[23:53] <juli__> thanks lobertdos
[23:53] <Muelli> Loder3331: (just a guess though :) )
[23:53] <LucidGuy> If I install Karmic now and keep up with upgrades etc will my system pretty much be the same as the stable release in October.
[23:53] <jrib> Loder3331: you need to actually read the links I gave you please
[23:53] <tuxxy> is this the default repos deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu jaunty main restricted universe multiverse
[23:53] <shane2peru> zebastian: did it mount
[23:53] <Loder3331> I did
[23:53] <Muelli> LucidGuy: yes. pretty much.
[23:53] <juli__> bobertdos......thanks
[23:53] <jrib> Loder3331: not just search for commands and copy and paste them without understanding
[23:53] <lstarnes> tuxxy: I think so
[23:53] <zebastian> shane2peru i entered that no output
[23:53] <zebastian> shane2peru i don't know, how do i check? no output
[23:53] <bobertdos> juli__: you're welcome
[23:53] <Loder3331> I read it and that's what I got from it
[23:53] <CoJaBo-Aztec> Is there any way to become root when sudo is broken or find out why sudo is broken?
[23:54] <lstarnes> CoJaBo-Aztec: how about su?
[23:54] <shane2peru> zebastian: no output means it mounted, you can see it with this:  mount
[23:54] <Muelli> CoJaBo-Aztec: an error message would be a nice start to find out ;-)
[23:54] <lstarnes> CoJaBo-Aztec: there is also a recovery mode available from the grub menu
[23:54] <Halitech> CoJaBo-Aztec, check here http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/fixsudo
[23:54] <boritek> Muelli: .Private exists, tx. My problem is that on there is a .Private on the host system and on the outer usb drive too.
[23:54] <zebastian> shane2peru do you want me to enter mount into the prompt?
[23:54] <jrib> Loder3331: hint: your output's name is "default"
[23:54] <Muelli> CoJaBo-Aztec: but yes, in general it should be possible to root your machine once you have physical access. You could boot in rescue mode and get yourself a root prompt f.e.
[23:54] <shane2peru> zebastian: or, you can do:  ls /media/disk/
[23:54] <CoJaBo-Aztec> First, I need to safely shut down the system tho.
[23:54] <LucidGuy> Is it safe to say that Jaunty/Karmic will support newer hardware then 804 LTS ?
[23:55] <jrib> LucidGuy: yeah
[23:55] <martiben> I have a problem with Wicd where it connects to my wireless(can access other computers on LAN etc) but i dont get internet. Anyone familiar with this problem?
[23:55] <shane2peru> zebastian: yes at the prompt
[23:55] <sebsebseb> LucidGuy: yes
[23:55] <CoJaBo-Aztec> [14231745.575965] cupsd[18805]: segfault at 0 ip b7611b0b sp bfa26a70 error 4 in pam_smbpass.so[b75b5000+12a000]
[23:55] <zebastian> shane2peru YAY!
[23:55] <Muelli> boritek: read the ecryptfs' manpage. You can, of course, mount other ecryptfs' as well.
[23:55] <CoJaBo-Aztec> [14231845.871838] sudo[9067]: segfault at 0 ip b7c5db0b sp bfe80410 error 4 in pam_smbpass.so[b7c01000+12a000]
[23:55] <CoJaBo-Aztec> ^from dmesg
[23:55] <shane2peru> zebastian: do you have any data on the drive?
[23:55] <zebastian> shane2peru it's mounted!!!
[23:55] <zebastian> shane2peru nope i just bought it
[23:55] <lstarnes> CoJaBo-Aztec: I think it could be a PAM bug based on that
[23:55] <shane2peru> zebastian: ok run:  mkdir /media/disk/mybackup
[23:55] <lstarnes> CoJaBo-Aztec: rebooting may fix it, but that's just a hunch
[23:55] <LucidGuy> Do they not keep updating Hardy since its a LTS?
[23:55] <CoJaBo-Aztec> lstarnes: How do I reboot?
[23:56] <Loder3331> jrib: Okay I got it, thanks. Is there a key combination that I can press to open a terminal prompt on my other distro when I go to fix this? Because I can't navigate to the terminal because of the resolution.
[23:56] <sebsebseb> LucidGuy: they do, but only security updates
[23:56] <lstarnes> LucidGuy: they do update it
[23:56] <shane2peru> zebastian: and then to copy all your data off, run:  cp -frv /home/username/* /media/disk/mybackup/
[23:56] <Muelli> boritek: i.e. mount -t ecryptfs /mnt/dev /mnt/dir -o key=passphrase:passfile=~/my_ecryptfs_password with adjusted paths of course
[23:56] <sebsebseb> LucidGuy: like standard releases only security updates from the repo
[23:56] <sebsebseb> !lts |  LucidGuy
[23:56] <lstarnes> LucidGuy: but mostly just for bugfixes and security patches
[23:56] <shane2peru> zebastian: and watch the sparks fly. :)
[23:56] <shane2peru> zebastian: did you install ubuntu 64bit?
[23:56] <Muelli> CoJaBo-Aztec: CTRL+ALT+DELETE for example.
[23:56] <jrib> Loder3331: one does not exist by default on gnome, you can try alt-f2 to get a run prompt and then typing "gnome-terminal" though
[23:56] <lstarnes> CoJaBo-Aztec: you could use the magic sysrq
[23:57] <zebastian> shane2peru hold on i'm a slow type on lateral computers adn now i believe i''m on 86
[23:57] <sebsebseb> shane2peru: what does  -frv  stand for?
[23:57] <boritek> Muelli: tx, i'll try
[23:57] <Loder3331> Okay I'll try that and I guess I'll come back if it doesn't work, thanks.
[23:57] <LucidGuy> So how long to they put out security updates for non LTS versions?
[23:57] <shane2peru> sebsebseb: -f is force, -r is recursive, and -v is verbal
[23:57] <sebsebseb> shane2peru: ah ok
[23:57] <Halitech> LucidGuy, 18 months
[23:57] <sebsebseb> !9.04 |  LucidGuy
[23:58] <LucidGuy> hmm .. I have Intrepid at work and it still gets the odd update.
[23:58] <sebsebseb> LucidGuy: oh it didn't say there ok
[23:58] <Halitech> shane2peru, sebsebseb -v is for verbose
[23:58] <dynavox> hello. i'm running from the 8.01 live disc to try to see if my HD is working. how can i try to mount it from a live disc session?
[23:58] <scott_ino2> anyone know why i get permission denied (using sudo) when i do echo min_power > /sys/class/scsi_host/host0/link_power_management_policy
[23:58] <sebsebseb> LucidGuy: 18 months of support on the desktop,  3 years on the server
[23:58] <shane2peru> Halitech: oh, right verbose, not verbal :) lol
[23:58] <sebsebseb> Halitech: ah ok :)
[23:58] <lstarnes> LucidGuy: it's still supported
[23:58] <Halitech> shane2peru, same idea though ;)
[23:58] <ramis12> hello, i am using ubuntu as guest on virtualbox....i am using bridge networking to connect with host (vista) i can get an ip from my router but i can not browse or even ping the router.
[23:58] <ramis12> please can someone help me
[23:58] <lstarnes> LucidGuy: and will be until april 2010
[23:58] <seidos> scott_ino2: let me try the command
[23:59] <zebastian> shane2peru, it's copying everything!!!!!!!!!!
[23:59] <scunizi> ramis12: it's probably ended up on a different subnet
[23:59] <shane2peru> zebastian: that is what you wanted right? ;)
[23:59] <LucidGuy> Im still trying to decide between Jaunty Karmic
[23:59] <scott_ino2> seidos, ty
[23:59] <sebsebseb> ramis12: I hope your only doing this to get a feel for Ubuntu, and will then put it on for rea after 9.10 is out :)  it gets released on October 29th
[23:59] <Guest39940> Hi. I am very much in doubt if the ATI FireMV 2400 PCI is supported on ubuntu - that is, enables me to use all 4 monitors. I have done some searching on hardware support lists, but I' having trouble determining anything. Can anyone help/point me in a direction?
[23:59] <pixlbox> ive got a big problem, i have ubuntu 9.04 (64 bit) installed and for some reason it keep randomly losing network connection, i cant connect to it via ssh or even ping
[23:59] <sebsebseb> ramis12: put it on for real above
[23:59] <lstarnes> LucidGuy: karmic has not been fully released yet, but it will likely be stable enough within a couple of months
[23:59] <ramis12> I love ubuntu but my company is a freaking winHEAD
[23:59] <lstarnes> LucidGuy: its release is targeted for late october
[23:59] <shane2peru> zebastian: ok, do you remember what file you downloaded from the ati website?  you got the x86 one for your card right?