[00:00] <Xodiac13> ctmjr: im somewhat new to linux and need help on getting it to work
[00:00] <Groove> is there a tool to move menu items from KDE3 to 4?
[00:00] <perlsyntax> is there a perl 5.10.1 package out for ubuntu?
[00:00] <tuxxy> hey is there a way to add a menu to my right click in gnome just like xfce or openobx by any chance?
[00:00] <perlsyntax> like a deb package?
[00:00] <LjL> perlsyntax: changing perl versions ISN'T a good idea. a great deal of core stuff depends on perl in ubuntu
[00:01] <perlsyntax> ok
[00:01] <perlsyntax> thanks
[00:01] <Xodiac13> ctmjr: when i use playonlinux i know it should work fine but when it runs the screen or refresh rate flickers and then stops, i need help step by step on getting it to work i beg of you please
[00:01] <Groove> what directory are the kde3 and 4 menu setting in?
[00:02] <booleancat> Alright, my previous problem of configuring the eth1 interface on boot has been solved, but i have another problem. I'm using tftp-hpa in order to set up some diskless nodes, but I can't access tftp from anything off localhost. Any ideas?
[00:02] <ctmjr> Xodiac13: you have it working just running slow?
[00:02] <jamiewan_> Anyone running Americas Army on jaunty
[00:02] <Xodiac13> ctmjr: not anymore i started to follow the steps and its messed up now
[00:02] <craigbass1976> Is there an ubuntu out there that has an AV app right on it that I can use to scan a windows drive?
[00:03] <craigbass1976> or can I boot to a live ubuntu cd, install avg for linux, and scan that way?
[00:03] <ctmjr> Xodiac13: did you install any drivers from ati's website?
[00:03] <erUSUL> craigbass1976: you can use the desktop cd install clamav and run it
[00:03] <Xodiac13> ctmjr: no i havent tried that yet and when i followed the instructions on the site that i gave you i uninstalled them in the hardware devices
[00:03] <craigbass1976> erUSUL, clam av hasn't got a very good detection rate last I knew
[00:04] <wamty> Shortly after starting the install I get "Call Trace:" and then "Code: e6 01 00 90 etc"
[00:04] <erUSUL> craigbass1976: is the only one aviable on repos iirc
[00:04] <IpSe_DiXiT> hi mates, ive got an old laptop (pentium with 780 mb ram and 40 gb hd, no cd reader) what du suggest me to install on it? (xubuntu? slackware? zenwalk? minibuntu? debian? dsl? dunno? :D) thanks for de advice
[00:04] <wamty> ideas?
[00:04] <LjL> IpSe_DiXiT: whatever you want. that "old laptop" is more powerful than my main desktop computer.
[00:04] <erUSUL> IpSe_DiXiT:  780 mb ram is enough for ubuntu althought i guess that xubuntu may run better
[00:04] <OerHeks> IpSe-DiXiT: does it boot from USB ?
[00:05] <ctmjr> Xodiac13: ok so now you have no gui and the open source driver is not working?
[00:05] <Ravi> anyone here knows how tu put more then on distro on a usb flash disk (pendrive)?
[00:05] <wamty> Shortly after starting the install I get "Call Trace:" and then "Code: e6 01 00 90 etc"
[00:06] <Xodiac13> ctmjr: no i have a gui my catalyst control center isnt there and the source driver is install i have direct when it shows me yes but i was trying to get a better way of using my video card instead of the hardware device ones
[00:06] <IpSe_DiXiT> erUSUL: so ur anyway sticking to *ubuntu, no slack? no deb? no other distros?
[00:06] <erUSUL> IpSe_DiXiT: this is #ubuntu what did you expect ?
[00:07] <IpSe_DiXiT> erUSUL: experience? :D
[00:07] <LjL> IpSe_DiXiT: this is Ubuntu support. feel free to ask for general distribution advice in #ubuntu-offtopic
[00:07] <wamty> Shortly after starting the install I get "Call Trace:" and then "Code: e6 01 00 90 etc"
[00:08] <dekkong> oops ... I messed up my sources.list is there anyway to fix it? :P
[00:08] <Xodiac13> ctmjr: from my experience on getting the drivers from the site they never work
[00:08] <losher> IpSe_DiXiT: you want a lot for your dime...
[00:08] <IpSe_DiXiT> erUSUL: i run ubuntu on my desktop since a while and its great, but i tried to install it on another laptop and..................
[00:08] <Xodiac13> ctmjr: on the ati site
[00:08] <ctmjr> Xodiac13: if you uninstalled the fglrx driver from ati you also got rid of the catalyst control center which is only used for the fglrx driver not the open source one
[00:08] <IpSe_DiXiT> losher: do i? doestn seem like that to me :D i just made one question though ehehhe
[00:08] <erUSUL> dekkong: system>Adminstration>Software Sources
[00:08] <trism> IpSe_DiXiT: ubuntu runs fine on this old laptop, just need to pick a different window manager
[00:09] <losher> IpSe_DiXiT: so are you going to use unetbootin since you have no cd reader?
[00:09] <trism> IpSe_DiXiT: I'm using icewm without problems
[00:09] <RaviResck> anyone here knows how tu put more then on distro on a usb flash disk (pendrive)?
[00:09] <erUSUL> IpSe_DiXiT: you already run ubuntu; if you want to try another distro go ahead and ask in their respective channels
[00:10] <ctmjr> Xodiac13: what is the output of this/ egrep "Loading /usr/lib/xorg/modules/drivers" /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[00:10] <woodyjlw> is ubuntu 9.04 experimental ?
[00:10] <epimeth> aloha! does anyone know how to connect to a WPA2-PSK network using the command line? google has been a dead end
[00:10] <Xodiac13> ctmjr: i want to get fglrx pretty much from the first earlier this morning i uninstalled the hardware device one which came with the catalyst and i had 3d my propblem was when i was using playonlinux to play my windows games and i did check the winehq database and it should work my video card when i run like steam and all it starts to flicker on my screen as its loading so i think it has to do with my video card but in the mean time i trie
[00:10] <Xodiac13> d the website i gave you and tried that and it went to crap im trying to get the most out of my video card because im a gamer
[00:11] <IpSe_DiXiT> trism: so u suggest another wm, alright
[00:11] <IpSe_DiXiT> losher: no, id prefer a usb-pendrive one
[00:11] <jamiewan_> Americas Army Anyone, i downloaded the latest file armyops250linux.run but it just wont install,
[00:11] <comicinker> RaviResck: you will probably use a special boot loader menu. some newspaper use them. some of these bootloaders are commercial, I think.
[00:12] <RaviResck> comicinker u think grub do the job?
[00:12] <Xodiac13> ctmjr: there is no output
[00:12] <comicinker> RaviResck: I ment: newspapers or magazins who offer multi-boot dvds
[00:12] <Xodiac13> ctmjr: after i tried using the website to help me i havent touched my video card at all
[00:12] <IpSe_DiXiT> erUSUL: alright alright, there's no need to get charged up :D
[00:12] <comicinker> RaviResck: I have no idea. grub is quite configurable. but there are more bootloaders
[00:12] <wamty> Shortly after starting the install I get "Call Trace:" and then "Code: e6 01 00 90 etc"
[00:13] <arooni> can someone help me get onboard sound working on my nvidia mobo ?  error here:  http://pastie.org/624005
[00:13] <erUSUL> IpSe_DiXiT: sorry if i sounded "charged" did not meant to. could be the "lost in translation" effect english is not my mother tongue
[00:13] <Sega_Dude> I need to fix the dpkg was interruped error
[00:13] <erUSUL> IpSe_DiXiT: just trying to say that if you want to experiment you are free to do so. Linux is about choice
[00:14] <woodyjlw> 9.04 broke a lot of stuff on my pc. switched back to 8.10 and all is fixed...my ati works now and my touchpad  and even my wireless broadcom has better connections.why did 9.04 break so many things?
[00:14] <comicinker> Sega_Dude: did you try dpkg -i ?
[00:14] <IpSe_DiXiT> erUSUL: dont worry about it man :D i was kiddin to, i imagined u didnt mean to be mean :D itz alright
[00:15] <Sega_Dude> No. Ill try that.
[00:15] <ctmjr> Xodiac13: can you pastebin your /etc/X11/xorg.conf file
[00:15] <Xodiac13> ctmjr: k
[00:16] <Xodiac13> ctmjr: http://pastebin.com/m4c46aa2f
[00:16] <Xodiac13> ctmjr: it was empty and on the website i had to add it
[00:17] <usser> woodyjlw, in the graphics department the blame is squarely on ati, as for the rest ubuntu is moving away from proprietary drivers as fast as possible, my guess is your broadcom card was using an opensource driver in 9.04 which isnt quite there yet
[00:17] <Jorik1> craigbass1976: You may also try bitdefender for unices
[00:17] <Moon_Doggy> i dont need a language selector do i
[00:18] <comicinker> !generic
[00:18] <comicinker> oh
[00:18] <Sega_Dude> Anyone kno how to get wireless to work on a ps3 running 8.10?
[00:19] <losher> IpSe_DiXiT: well xubuntu's designed for low end hardware... A comparison between ubuntu/bsd/dsl etc. is probably offtopic...
[00:19] <woodyjlw> usser ok so from 9.04 on up the task is to work on the open source drivers and away from proprietary drivers.   so I am probably better off staying with 8.10 for awhile till they improve the open source?
[00:20] <quickstart> hello everyone
[00:20] <ctmjr> Xodiac13: do you want the radeonhd driver or the fglrx driver or just want it to work?
[00:20] <quickstart> quick question if I may
[00:21] <Xodiac13> ctmjr: i want both
[00:21] <Xodiac13> ctmjr: im a gamer and i want to get the best out of my 3d
[00:21] <Moon_Doggy> i'm uninstalling things i don't need so do i need a language selector
[00:21] <comicinker> !ask | quickstart
[00:21] <usser> woodyjlw, yes the support is constantly improving, the opensource intel wifi drivers are great on 2.6.30 kernel which i believe is the one karmic koala is using, im sure other drivers has gotten significant overhaul. Still dont hope for your graphics to work if you have even a semi-old ati card.
[00:21] <quickstart> ok thanks ubottu
[00:21] <br34l> *giggles*
[00:21] <quickstart> I just installed 9.04 using wubi
[00:22] <quickstart> its on a second harddrive
[00:22] <armaguedon> alguien habla
[00:22] <Sega_Dude> quickstart: Im good with wubi
[00:22] <armaguedon> espanol
[00:22] <losher> !es | armaguedon
[00:22] <quickstart> is it possible that after the installation that the computer will become a multiboot?
[00:22] <quickstart> sweet Sega_Dude
[00:22] <quickstart> so maybe you can guide me from here
[00:22] <woodyjlw> usser im on an hp laptop with 200m so I doubt it will have the overhaul I will need....how long before they stop suport of 8.10?
[00:22] <Sega_Dude> It sould quickstart
[00:23] <ctmjr> Xodiac13: edit your /etc/X11/xorg.conf file and add this under driver/  Option	    "AccelMethod" "EXA"
[00:23] <Xodiac13> ctmjr: okay
[00:23] <usser> woodyjlw, i believe its a year of support. that means in october
[00:23] <usser> woodyjlw, 8.04 will be supported till 2011
[00:24] <Sega_Dude> comicinker: I tryed dpkg -1 and it says i need superuser privilge
[00:24] <ctmjr> Xodiac13: then restart X
[00:24] <Xodiac13> ctmjr: can you help me reinstall the driver period so there is no problem please
[00:24] <woodyjlw> I may stick with 8.04 then till all the other drivers get fixed then
[00:24] <Xodiac13> ctmjr: instead of the hardware drivers
[00:25] <quickstart> well my question is this
[00:25] <quickstart> if I install using wubi on another hdd
[00:25] <losher> woodyjlw: that's my plan too. Maybe by 2011 sound on 9.04 will work,....
[00:25] <quickstart> and I reboot
[00:25] <comicinker> Sega_Dude: first: it was dpkg -i, not dpkg -1; second: it needs superuser? give it with sudo; third: I told you crap. maybe sudo dpkg --configure -a will do the job
[00:25] <quickstart> what will happen?
[00:26] <quickstart> will grub take over my machine ?
[00:26] <quickstart> the second hdd is a slave and the first is a windblows master
[00:26] <Sega_Dude> quickstart: No
[00:26] <quickstart> ok will it not boot into ubuntu?
[00:27] <ctmjr> Xodiac13: if you have a gui and your xorg.conf file show's radeonhd as the driver then you are using the open source driver not the hardware driver which is the fglrx driver
[00:27] <woodyjlw> usser well thanks for the info :)  that helps me to plan what I need to stick with for now and I will have to try to keep myself up to date with what drivers I need that are being improved before I upgrade
[00:27] <comicinker> quickstart: installing ubuntu by using wubi won't install grub. it will modify your windows bootloader in first place.
[00:27] <usser> woodyjlw, no problem
[00:27] <quickstart> it will install ubuntu onto the bootloader?
[00:27] <Sega_Dude> quickstart: It will only boot it if u select it. It will
[00:28] <Xodiac13> ctmjr: i was also trying this though https://launchpad.net/~tormodvolden/+archive/ppa
[00:28] <Xodiac13> ctmjr: i got to the last step on putting the key in so i can download the updated drivers but it doesnt seem to work
[00:28] <quickstart> ohhhhhhh I see so ubuntu is now on my Windblows bootloader
[00:28] <quickstart> awesome
[00:28] <Xodiac13> ctmjr: am i doing something wrong
[00:29] <comicinker> quickstart: uhm... yes...
[00:29] <Xodiac13> ctmjr: uhm nm i guess it did
[00:29] <Chetic> Anybody know why I get (pretty much) nothing but these error messages when I try to start the Ubuntu 9.04 installation?:
[00:29] <Chetic> [38803.019202] Buffer I/O error on device sr0, logical block 130645
[00:29] <Xodiac13> im updating the xorg or something like that
[00:29] <comicinker> Chetic: your hd connection or hd is broken
[00:30] <quickstart> sweet ok another thing is their away to create a media stream using ubuntu as a media service?
[00:30] <Chetic> comicinker: You sure? Couldn't be anything else?
[00:30] <Xodiac13> ctmjr: thats wierd because when i first did it it said it wasnt able to download it and now it is its updateing
[00:30] <usser> Chetic, bad cd, bad cd-rom, hdd might be dying, some external cd dont adhere to standards completely
[00:30] <Xodiac13> ctmjr: crap now its doing a partial upgrade do you think thats going to fix my problem
[00:31] <comicinker> it could be also a heat problem on your hd
[00:31] <usser> *external cd-roms
[00:31] <Xodiac13> ctmjr: nm it didnt work
[00:31] <Chetic> Sounds like the hdd then. The drive's pretty fresh and I've tried with 3 different discs
[00:31] <ctmjr> Xodiac13: i have no idea what file from that ppa are you installing?
[00:31] <Chetic> Time to upgrade I guess
[00:31] <comicinker> Chetic: if it is a optical drive, the medium might be scrached
[00:31] <usser> quickstart, there are a number of options, vlc is probably the easiest to setup, theres also icecast, but thats only for audio
[00:31] <zamba> i need a tool to draw a network
[00:31] <Xodiac13> ctmjr: i dont ether
[00:31] <Xodiac13> ctmjr: thats the help i need
[00:31] <zamba> visualize my network design
[00:32] <quickstart> ok so I can use icecast for audio
[00:32] <Chetic> What device does sr0 refer to?
[00:32] <usser> quickstart, definetely
[00:32] <erUSUL> Chetic: the optical drive
[00:32] <Xodiac13> ctmjr: i get an error anyways want me to pastebin it
[00:32] <Chetic> hmm
[00:32] <Sega_Dude> It did sudo dpkg --configure -a and it said errors were encounter while processing:ghostscript
[00:33] <quickstart> is it possible to use icecast while windows is open using the power of virtualization?
[00:33] <Xodiac13> ctmjr: http://pastebin.com/m42f37856
[00:33] <usser> quickstart, can you rephrase your question? what do you mean by while windows is open?
[00:33] <quickstart> what I mean is that windows is running
[00:34] <Sp3c1alK> in crontab, what is the first number?
[00:34] <usser> quickstart, as a main OS?
[00:34] <Sega_Dude> quickstart: Wubi isnt virtlization
[00:34] <quickstart> no as the os that is running
[00:34] <quickstart> ok what I mean is Windows is selected as the running operating system
[00:34] <quickstart> in the boot menu
[00:35] <ctmjr> Xodiac13: just forget about that ppa for now and add that line to xorg.conf file then restart X
[00:35] <usser> quickstart, ok
[00:35] <Xodiac13> ctmjr: okay brb
[00:35] <Sp3c1alK> anyone know what the first number is in crontab?
[00:35] <epimeth> aloha! does anyone know how to connect to a WPA2-PSK network using the command line? google has been a dead end
[00:35] <erUSUL> !cron
[00:35] <quickstart> Ahhhh ok well I meant using a different sofware then Sega_Dude
[00:35] <comicinker> Sega_Dude: what did you try to achive before the install process was interrupted?
[00:36] <Sega_Dude> Updates comicinker
[00:36] <usser> quickstart, there are tools for windows to stream music as well, like shoutcast
[00:36] <Xodiac13> ctmjr: im back
[00:36] <quickstart> true but I will be running ubuntu and windows
[00:37] <quickstart> on various machines
[00:37] <quickstart> This is what I want to plan
[00:37] <quickstart> I want to make a central media server to play music in my home
[00:37] <Sega_Dude> quickstart: Your gonna need something like vmware
[00:37] <Xodiac13> ctmjr: wow my video is horrible
[00:37] <quickstart> I want that machine to sound on different channels throughout the home
[00:37] <usser> quickstart, hang on there was a nice little tool to do just that
[00:37] <Xodiac13> brb
[00:38] <quickstart> really sweet hoookme up usser
[00:38] <comicinker> Sega_Dude: could you post the complete error message?
[00:38] <jeykey> anybody, need help on axim x50v rom update wm5
[00:38] <comicinker> Sega_Dude: but not in this channel, pastebin or somewhere
[00:38] <Sega_Dude> It may be fixed now hold on comicinker
[00:38] <Sp3c1alK> I've read the documentation on crontab
[00:39] <comicinker> Sega_Dude: I try hard, but it's difficult ;)
[00:39] <Sp3c1alK> still having problems
[00:39] <Xodiac13> ctmjr: im back that messed everything up when i just now tried playing a game do you think if i were to go to ubuntu 9.10 that it would solve me problem
[00:39] <Sp3c1alK> if I want a shell script to run, do I need to include the '.' in front of teh command?
[00:39] <Sp3c1alK> ie ./home/backups/dailyBackup.sh
[00:39] <chibihogoshino> ok, so samba has been a bit off in Nautilus in that i could not see other computers on the network if i went to the network option. now for some reason i can see them, but if i mount a drive Nautilus crashes and all the icons on my desktop vanish. when i open the dir from Nautilus all the icons pop back up
[00:39] <usser> quickstart, its called subsonic, http://subsonic.sourceforge.net/ its basically a web based music/video collection manager/streamer. you can access your collection at home from any browser from anywhere in the world
[00:40] <Lenin_Cat> erm
[00:40] <Lenin_Cat> my live cd
[00:40] <Lenin_Cat> isnt installing right
[00:40] <comicinker> Sp3c1alK: it must be executable, too. chmod +x dailyBackup.sh
[00:40] <quickstart> ok now here is the rub
[00:40] <Lenin_Cat> is there a way to install from the internets
[00:40] <LjL> Lenin_Cat: try all on one line
[00:40] <LjL> !minimal | Lenin_Cat
[00:40] <quickstart> What I want to do is stream and control the stream from any computer in the house
[00:40] <quickstart> regardless if it uses ubuntu or not
[00:40] <Sp3c1alK> I did
[00:40] <Lenin_Cat> LjL: im on a livecd right now
[00:40] <Sp3c1alK> some people think I need to be root ro edit crontab
[00:40] <usser> quickstart, ^^
[00:40] <Lenin_Cat> but it didnt install the data correctly
[00:40] <Xodiac13> ctmjr: do you think im better with going to ubuntu 8.10
[00:41] <Sp3c1alK> do I HAVE to be root to edit crontab?
[00:41] <comicinker> Sp3c1alK: /path/to/./script is also possible (but different)
[00:41] <quickstart> so that package will work better than icecast sweet
[00:41] <LjL> Lenin_Cat: i got that.
[00:41] <Sega_Dude> comicinker: Thanks! Your the first one that gave me the fix!
[00:41] <ctmjr> Xodiac13: it does have better support for ati cards
[00:41] <Xodiac13> ctmjr: im screwed do you think i have a better chance at installing the one at the ati website
[00:42] <Lenin_Cat> LjL: can I do this from the livecd without having to go to my laptop and burn it again
[00:42] <Lenin_Cat> :P
[00:42] <comicinker> Sega_Dude: please remember the command. sudo dpkg --configure -a write it down or something. I can't remember all that stuff too, so I wrote it down...
[00:42] <LjL> Lenin_Cat: no, you need to burn again.
[00:42] <Sega_Dude> Now if i could only get the wireless to work.
[00:42] <Lenin_Cat> :<
[00:42] <ctmjr> Xodiac13: did you download it yet?
[00:42] <Xodiac13> ctmjr: im downloading it right now and its almost done
[00:43] <comicinker> Sega_Dude: did you tried the restricted drivers?
[00:43] <Xodiac13> ctmjr: its done
[00:43] <Sega_Dude> No.
[00:43] <comicinker> Sega_Dude: did you try anything?
[00:43] <Lenin_Cat> LjL: the minimal cd has a live cd mode right?
[00:43] <ctmjr> Xodiac13: do you know how to install it? or do you need help?
[00:43] <quickstart> sweet
[00:43] <LjL> Lenin_Cat: no, it doesn't
[00:44] <Sega_Dude> Youtube videos lols
[00:44] <Xodiac13> ctmjr: i know how one problem is that i dont know how to uninstall or what to uninstall before i install it
[00:44] <quickstart> so here is another question regarding subsonic
[00:44] <Xodiac13> ctmjr: like that one website i showed you
[00:44] <Sega_Dude> Nope its not there. Its a PS3 btw
[00:44] <quickstart> if I have it streaming to a machine can I change the playlist from another machine
[00:44] <Xodiac13> ctmjr: i forgot what it installed so when i install the ones from the ati website they should work
[00:45] <quickstart> ?
[00:45] <ctmjr> Xodiac13: did you install anything with fglrx in the name?
[00:45] <Xodiac13> ctmjr: in order to find that out i search it in synaptics package manger right?
[00:45] <chibihogoshino> ok
[00:45] <chibihogoshino> my hard drive just started clicking
[00:46] <comicinker> Sega_Dude: what ubuntu did you install? 8.04? 9.04?
[00:46] <Sega_Dude> 8.10
[00:46] <ctmjr> Xodiac13: yes you can search for fglrx and uninstall anything that was installed
[00:46] <quickstart> ok last question regarding it
[00:46] <Xodiac13> ctmjr: k is there anything else i need to uninstall
[00:46] <quickstart> Can ubuntu play the music if its in mp3 format?
[00:47] <comicinker> !ps3 | Sega_Dude
[00:47] <ctmjr> Xodiac13: if you installed anything from ati's web site
[00:47] <comicinker> Sega_Dude: furthermore: 9.04 will work better. and: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-cell/2008-May/000073.html
[00:47] <Sega_Dude> Thank u ubottu and comicinker! I need that chat!
[00:47] <Xodiac13> ctmjr: no i didnt but i just uninstalled anything with fglrx in it
[00:48] <Sp3c1alK> * 18  *   *   *     ./home/backups/dailyBackup   -- would run dailyBackup (shell script) every minute for 6pm right? (my crontab)
[00:48] <carl1408> What is the name of the network manager in 9.04
[00:48] <carl1408> (I've upgraded to 9.04 )
[00:49] <Xodiac13> ctmjr: whats the command to install .run files again
[00:49] <carl1408> I've upgraded from 8.04 to 9.04
[00:49] <carl1408> What is the name of the network manager?
[00:50] <carl1408> Anyone know the name of the network-manager for 9.04?
[00:50] <comicinker> carl1408: nm-applet ?
[00:50] <ctmjr> Xodiac13: you need to be in a tty then kill gdm then run/  sudo sh ./driver name.run
[00:50] <DeathMetalDean> Does anyone know any desktop recorders except for Gtk-recordmydesktop?
[00:50] <Xodiac13> ctmjr: that just blew my mind
[00:50] <Xodiac13> ctmjr: okay i dont know how to install it
[00:50] <rizwan> Hi everyone
[00:50] <rizwan> I need some help
[00:51] <carl1408> Could not acquire the NetworkManagerUserSettings service as it is already taken.
[00:51] <rizwan> I am new to Ubuntu
[00:51] <rizwan> is this the right place to talk about it?
[00:51] <comicinker> !screencast | DeathMetalDean
[00:51] <carl1408> That is the error I get when tying to run nm-applet
[00:51] <jamiewan_> rizwan: yes
[00:51] <damion_dark8> hi
[00:51] <damion_dark8> is anyone ther?
[00:51] <rizwan> yeah
[00:51] <comicinker> no
[00:51] <rizwan> ha
[00:52] <ewp> not really
[00:52] <damion_dark8> oh. ubuntu is pretty cool.
[00:52] <DeathMetalDean> comicinker, thanks :)
[00:52] <RegressLess> I, not thinking, named my pc and netbook the same. I think it's causing network issues. How do I change one of their names?
[00:52] <rizwan> and i don't know anything about Ubuntu
[00:52] <Xodiac13> ctmjr: you there
[00:52] <damion_dark8> i dont know anything either.
[00:52] <rizwan> My Ubuntu is very slow
[00:52] <rizwan> specially the Boot
[00:52] <damion_dark8> but i like the feel of it.
[00:52] <rizwan> it takes more than 7 mins
[00:52] <kermit> my boot is all weird.. gdm doesnt run by default, i have to login as root to run it.. and when i do log in to gnome, pidgin and skype run automaticly but i dont want them to.  where is all this set so i can fix it?
[00:52] <jamiewan_> rizwan: just ask your question and wait
[00:52] <damion_dark8> damn, mine only takes like 4
[00:53] <ctmjr> Xodiac13: ok write this down, press ctrl+alt+f1 then /ect/init.d/gdm stop then sudo sh./runfile.run then sudo aticonfig --initial then restart your box
[00:53] <ewp> kermit, system > prefs > startup apps
[00:53] <damion_dark8> how do you change servers in this irc client? i want to go to freenode.net
[00:53] <Xodiac13> ctmjr: okay
[00:53] <Lenin_Cat> LjL: wait, dose the minimal cd work with wireless?
[00:53] <ctmjr> Xodiac13: *sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[00:53] <jamiewan_> damion_dark8: xchat-new server tab
[00:53] <LjL> Lenin_Cat: i don't know. probably not
[00:53] <comicinker> !hostname | RegressLess
[00:53] <Lenin_Cat> :<
[00:54] <kermit> ewp: skype and pidgin are not in there.. yet they run anyway.  gdm isnt in there, i guess i should 'add' it?
[00:54] <rizwan> My Ubuntu take 7 mins to boot: Please help
[00:54] <LjL> Lenin_Cat: that is, not without tweaking config files a lot anyway.
[00:54] <ewp> kermit, no
[00:54] <Lenin_Cat> waa
[00:54] <comicinker> carl1408: do you get this message after a reboot?
[00:54] <kermit> ewp: i've been on linux servers 10 years, i know my way around everything except the GUI stuff.  where everything starts and is set and stuff in X windows i dont understand.
[00:54] <damion_dark8> omg i prssed cntrl + alt + F1
[00:54] <damion_dark8> and somethign happened?
[00:54] <Xodiac13> ctmjr: okay i will try
[00:55] <damion_dark8> then i typed exit
[00:55] <RegressLess> comicinker: thanks
[00:55] <damion_dark8> what was that?
[00:55] <ctmjr> Xodiac13: you still here
[00:55] <jamiewan_> damion_dark8: ctrl alt f7 to fix
[00:55] <benc> I need to create a personal deb package that will create a directory and put there binary files
[00:55] <damion_dark8> ok thanks
[00:55] <benc> how do I do that?
[00:56] <kermit> hrm this boot i seem to have no windows in my task bar
[00:56] <rizwan> I think Nokia is better than Ubuntu, it takes only seconds to start
[00:56] <LjL> whois rizwan
[00:56] <quickstart> well people take it easy and thanks for the help
[00:56] <damion_dark8> but what is that jamie? is that in xchat, or is the happening in ubuntu?
[00:56] <rizwan> Rizwan is a first time user of Ubuntu
[00:56] <jamiewan_> damion_dark8: Ubuntu
[00:56] <rizwan> i just installed it somehow, know nothing and need help
[00:56] <ctmjr> LjL: a nokia fan :)
[00:56] <damion_dark8> is that the command line behind the shell?
[00:56] <LjL> (that was intended as a command, by the way)
[00:57] <damion_dark8> i mean, is that the command line behind the GUI?
[00:57] <ewp> kermit, well check your .xsession and .bash* script to see if pidgin/skype are being setup there, otherwise i think you may find autostartup configs in the gconf-editor (idk where tho)
[00:57] <jamiewan_> damion_dark8: yes so ive been told
[00:57] <LjL> !packaging | benc
[00:57] <ctmjr> LjL: yes i know /
[00:57] <kermit> ewp:  .bash* only runs when i open a terminal, right?
[00:57] <damion_dark8> 0oo... interesting. ubuntu is very mysterious.
[00:57] <kermit> ewp: i have no .xsession
[00:58] <comicinker> kermit: you can load your .bashrc in a terminal with source .bashrc
[00:58] <jamiewan_> damion_dark8: Its great
[00:58] <kermit> comicinker: i'm trying to figure out why pidgin runs when i login to gnome
[00:58] <ewp> kermit, as for gdm you need to run the update-rc.d on /etc/init.d/gdm
[00:58] <Alan502> Greetings :) will someone help me editing my fstab file? please
[00:58] <comicinker> kermit: did you save your session ones?
[00:59] <damion_dark8> how do I talk specifically to you, i see you're prefixing your statement with my user name.
[00:59] <ewp> kermit, there's one for on login, i forget hold on
[00:59] <LjL> damion_dark8: just prefix it
[00:59] <LjL> !tab | damion_dark8
[00:59] <jamiewan_> damion_dark8: just type afew letters of their handle and then use tab button
[00:59] <kermit> ewp: what exactly do i do with update-rc.d?
[01:00] <comicinker> Alan502: what do you want to mount?
[01:00] <damion_dark8> jamiewan hi
[01:00] <rizwan> somebody said you'll find people who would help u here
[01:00] <damion_dark8> oops
[01:00] <Alan502> comicinker, i want to "redirect" my home directory, so it will point  the same as My Documents in XP
[01:00] <jamiewan_> damion_dark8: also to private message anyone just find their name in the users list and click on it should give you option to PM
[01:01] <damion_dark8> yeah i see that
[01:01] <sebsebseb> !ask |  rizwan
[01:01] <damion_dark8> im gonna try to join the jungleflasher room.
[01:01] <damion_dark8> its on freenode.net
[01:01] <jamiewan_> rizwan: be patient
[01:01] <rizwan> My Ubuntu boot takes more than 7 mins, Is there any way to fix that? Easy enough for you noobs to understand what i am saying
[01:01] <asjdkha> 20:01 [freenode] Warning: Port sent with DCC request is a lowport (0, unknown) - this isn't normal. It is possible the address/port is faked (or maybe someone is just trying to bypass firewall)
[01:02] <asjdkha> 20:01 [freenode] DCC SEND from somebody [0.0.0.0 port 0]: startkeylogger [0B bytes] requested in channel #ubuntu
[01:02] <comicinker> Alan502: although I cannot recomment that, you should use sudo usermod YOUR_LOGIN -d /path/to/windows/dir and login again.
[01:02] <ewp> kermit, sudo update-rc.d gdm defaults
[01:02] <LjL> asjdkha: please, don't repeat that text
[01:02] <carl1408_> I seem to have NetworkManager and nm-applet both running.  Which one is supposed to be used in ubuntu 9.04?
[01:02] <rizwan> I am sorry
[01:02] <sebsebseb> rizwan: More than 7 minutes to boot up Ubuntu?
[01:02] <LjL> !exploit | asjdkha
[01:02] <rizwan> yeah
[01:02] <carl1408_> (This is an upgrade from 8.04
[01:02] <Alan502> comicinker: thanks, will try it now see what i get
[01:02] <anonymouz> hello can any body help me im trying to change my ath5k driver to madwifi with no avail
[01:02] <jamiewan_> rizwan: how many processes happening at start up
[01:02] <kermit> ewp: ok, hopefully that will work next boot, thanks
[01:02] <sebsebseb> rizwan: Which version of Ubuntu?   How much RAM?
[01:02] <ewp> man im in way too many chats :p
[01:02] <corpteddy> have a stuped question.. how can i faind out whitch ubuntu i use?
[01:02] <comicinker> Alan502: this will drive you in several problems I cannot tell now
[01:02] <rizwan> 1GB Ram
[01:02] <sebsebseb> !version |  corpteddy
[01:02] <ewp> kermit, good luck :)
[01:03] <kermit> ewp: i know which one you could /part first ;)
[01:03] <rizwan> Pentium 4 3.0Ghz
[01:03] <rizwan> HT
[01:03] <sebsebseb> corpteddy: That's not a stupid question, it is however a common question.
[01:03] <rizwan> 9.04 version
[01:03] <m_law> I just got a message on pidgin saying someone wants to send you "startkeylogger".. i presume from here. anyway.. seams like bad form to me.
[01:03] <MagicSpeller>  Hi, everyone. Ignorant newbie here who needs help uninstalling GRUB and then reinstalling it a few hours later with the identical config. I assume this is possible?
[01:03] <sebsebseb> !grub |  MagicSpeller
[01:04] <corpteddy> oki thanks a lott
[01:04] <zoo-zed> m_law: same here. got the same
[01:04] <sebsebseb> corpteddy: np
[01:04] <CodeWar> when I start up  I see a whole bunch of daemons running like vmware-netd.  I have bum installed but they dont show up there.. what is hte one place I can search to throw these apps out
[01:04] <Flannel> m_law: It is indeed, which is why they were banned from the network
[01:04] <comicinker> it's damion_dark8, I thing
[01:04] <m_law> zoo-zed arew there any mods in here? i think its worth telling
[01:04] <lluad> It's not just you, m_law.
[01:04] <m_law> ok thankyou
[01:04] <Alan502> comicinker, how sever problems?
[01:05] <corpteddy> yey i have 9.04 thaks alott again
[01:05] <m_law> so im safe having clicked cancel im guessing?
[01:05] <BWARG> SPLOTCH
[01:05] <damion_dark8> you think what?
[01:05] <BWARG> hi
[01:05] <LjL> m_law: yes
[01:05] <m_law> ty
[01:05] <sebsebseb> corpteddy: ok no problem
[01:05] <rizwan> My Ubuntu 9.04 takes more than 7 mins to boot. Processor 4 3.0Ghz HT, Ram 1 GB.
[01:05] <zoo-zed> m_law: too bad we can't return the favor only send 115 VAC through their keyboard.
[01:05] <BWARG> i love the karmic updates
[01:05] <rizwan> is this normal
[01:05] <sebsebseb> !karmic |  biczd
[01:05] <RegressLess> Wow, I just got the following message through Pidgin: "somebody wants to send you startkeylogger (Unknown.)"
[01:05] <sebsebseb> biczd: wrong one
[01:05] <sebsebseb> !karmic |  BWARG
[01:05] <LjL> RegressLess: yes, disregard that
[01:06] <MagicSpeller> ubottu: Thanks very much. I'll check there and return if I need more help. Bye!
[01:06] <jamiewan_> rizwan: no not normal
[01:06] <RegressLess> LjL: you mean I don't want that? ;)
[01:06] <rizwan> what can i do then
[01:06] <LjL> RegressLess: it doesn't really matter, they weren't really sending anything
[01:06] <rizwan> jamiewan can i chat with you only
[01:06] <LjL> !exploit > RegressLess    (RegressLess, see the private message from ubottu)
[01:06] <comicinker> Alan502: well, the smaller one is that your home directory will be completely crowded with hidden files, which are not hidden in windows. a bigger problems, that the file permissions are lost in windows, which can cause serious privacy and security problems
[01:06] <jamiewan_> rizwan: is it duel boot system
[01:06] <rizwan> no
[01:06] <damion_dark8> i installed ubuntu so i could use aircrack-ng
[01:07] <jamiewan_> rizwan: so just ubuntu then
[01:07] <RegressLess> LjL: groovy
[01:07] <rizwan> yes
[01:07] <rizwan> only Ubuntu
[01:07] <rizwan> 9.04
[01:07] <rizwan> Januty something
[01:07] <comicinker> Alan502: if you want to share the same firefox profile, just modify your profile.ini in .mozilla
[01:07] <FloodBot2> rizwan: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:07] <jamiewan_> hmm
[01:07] <sebsebseb> !9.04 |  rizwan
[01:07] <rizwan> i have it on CD
[01:08] <RegressLess> Anywho, how do I get permission to edit a file in /etc/?
[01:08] <odder> RegressLess: use sudo
[01:08] <sivel> RegressLess: using sudo
[01:08] <comicinker> RegressLess: sudo gedit /etc/file
[01:08] <ScottNYC> who is "somebody"?
[01:08] <Alan502> comicinker: well... what i basically want to do is to be able to have the same music when i go to the music folder in windows or ubuntu or documents or images.. do you recommend something else then?
[01:08] <damion_dark8> i keep seeing that word,...sudo
[01:08] <ScottNYC> a guy names "somebody" tryied sending me a keylogger just now
[01:08] <RegressLess> ScottNYC: cancel that
[01:08] <sivel> sudo = super user do
[01:08] <LjL> ScottNYC: we know. disregard.
[01:09] <ScottNYC> ya i did
[01:09] <ThomasG33K> ScottNYC: Same here
[01:09] <phix> When abouts in October does the next release come out?
[01:09] <LjL> !karmic | phix
[01:09] <ctmjr> !sudo | damion_dark8
[01:09] <damion_dark8> o000
[01:09] <comicinker> Alan502: you can use softlinks to your music folder on the windows partition. drag and drop with <alt> pressed to get that option
[01:09] <Cpudan80> LjL: Karmic Will break?
[01:09] <phix> it will break?
[01:09] <damion_dark8> super user = administrator ?
[01:09] <rizwan> it ran faster when i used it first on a usb flash drive
[01:09] <jamiewan_> rizwan: i'd reinstall it if you can. that seems a long time to boot for some reason, mine takes about 2 mins
[01:09] <rizwan> you are lucky
[01:09] <phix> damion_dark8: super user?
[01:09] <LjL> Cpudan80, phix: the bot means that using it NOW it will break.
[01:10] <Cpudan80> oh
[01:10] <Boffo> i need some help with partitioning my hard drive
[01:10] <Cpudan80> makes sense
[01:10] <phix> LjL: ah ok, thank you buddy
[01:10] <comicinker> Alan502: 1. drag and drop; 2. press alt; 3. release mouse button
[01:10] <lstarnes> damion_dark8: it also means root
[01:10] <Alan502> softlinks? like.. shortcuts?
[01:10] <damion_dark8> is a super user the same thing as an administrator?
[01:10] <jamiewan_> rizwan: and thats from pressing the power button
[01:10] <sebsebseb> rizwan: Ext4  will speed boot up by a lot, but  it can be a bit dodgy in 9.04 still, for example a lock up issue maybe when deleting big files,  it is the default file system for the next one though :)
[01:10] <damion_dark8> 0o.
[01:10] <rizwan> jamiewan, isn't there anything i can do other than a reinstall
[01:10] <comicinker> Alan502: similar, but better
[01:10] <Alan502> huh? ok will try it
[01:10] <Alan502> thanks :D
[01:10] <rizwan> okay
[01:10] <damion_dark8> so sudo is a command to run programs from the root directory.
[01:10] <rizwan> i think i have Ext3
[01:10] <LjL> damion_dark8: no
[01:10] <sebsebseb> rizwan: you will have by default
[01:11] <Templar_Xion1> So I have a wireless PCMCIA card but it's appearing as an eth1 dev not a wlan1 dev. (Cisco aironet 340)
[01:11] <n-iCe> hi, to install ext4 what should I create?
[01:11] <rizwan> ok
[01:11] <n-iCe> just a ext4 called / and swap?
[01:11] <LjL> damion_dark8: it's a matter of privileges, not the directory things are run from.
[01:11] <jamiewan_> rizwan: see sebsebseb comment up a few lines
[01:11] <sebsebseb> n-iCe: uhmm see what I just said to rizwan regarding Ext4
[01:11] <damion_dark8> o00. i am going to go read the help file you sent me.
[01:11] <damion_dark8> brb
[01:11] <rizwan> how can i have Ext4
[01:11] <Alan502> Boffo, may i help?
[01:11] <Templar_Xion1> How can I get the system to recognize the PCMCIA wireless card a a wireless device?
[01:11] <BWARG> download the package
[01:12] <sebsebseb> rizwan: manually partitioning that's how
[01:12] <Boffo> when i try to partition my hard drive, i get this error
[01:12] <Boffo> http://img43.imageshack.us/img43/3995/screenshotinformationab.png
[01:12] <rizwan> ok
[01:12] <lakotajames> my friend has a problem where firefox won't refresh pages.  I told her to clear the cache, and that worked once, but after refreshing once it stopped working again.  help?
[01:12] <n-iCe> sorry just get to irc
[01:12] <rizwan> and that'll fix my problem for sure
[01:12] <terravictor> ss
[01:12] <n-iCe> you use ext4 sebsebseb?
[01:12] <sebsebseb> n-iCe: yes
[01:12] <rizwan> one more question. how long the installation procedure normally takes
[01:12] <comicinker> Boffo: you should run fsck on windows on that drive
[01:12] <lluad> lakotajames: Check the date and time on the box.
[01:12] <mrwes> rizwan, hrm...20-30 minutes
[01:13] <jamiewan_> rizwan: 15-20 mins
[01:13] <n-iCe> sebsebseb what are the partitions i should create
[01:13] <lstarnes> rizwan: no more than one hour
[01:13] <Boffo> okay thanks, i assume thats ran from cmd?
[01:13] <rizwan> ok guys
[01:13] <rizwan> let me do that again then
[01:13] <rizwan> thank u v.v. much
[01:13] <comicinker> Boffo: better that way
[01:13] <lakotajames> lluad: it's correct.
[01:13] <Boffo> okay, im going to switch back to windows, ill get back on if i have anymore problems. thanks!
[01:14] <sebsebseb> n-iCe rizwan: used to run 9.04 with Ext4 on here, then  put  Karmic alpha 4 on.   and the other computer when I re installed and put 9.04 on yep Ext4,  but, because of the kernel that's in 9.04  and stuff like that, it  can be a little dodgy,  so any important data should be backed up,  if going to do it, but should be doing that anyway since hard disks can just fail
[01:14] <comicinker> Boffo: happy to see you soon
[01:14] <n-iCe> sebsebseb well im going to format, so no files to back up
[01:14] <n-iCe> I just need to know the partitions, I think a / mounted as ext4 and the swap partition would be ok, no?
[01:15] <sebsebseb> n-iCe: /   a swap maybe,  and  a seperate /home maybe
[01:15] <n-iCe> aaa /home
[01:15] <monostone> I'm having difficulties setting up djbdns,dnscache and tinydns. First problem is I moved the ./main log dir to /var/log, changed permissions accordingly but tail -f /var/log/dnscache/current doesn't show any activity anymore, same goes for the tinydns log dir. I made the change to the /log/run file feeding multilog the new location, and restarted the service, am i missing anything?
[01:19] <damion_dark8> so whenever i start graphical applications i use gksudo?
[01:19] <n8tuser> monostone-> you have an entry in your syslog.conf ? which is what?
[01:19] <sebsebseb> damion_dark8: whenever you want a graphical  app to have sudo you use gksudo yes
[01:21] <monostone> n8tuser, no new entries in syslog
[01:21] <damion_dark8> whenever i want a graphical application to have superuser privileges (ie root), i use gksudo instead of sudo.
[01:21] <sebsebseb> damion_dark8: yes
[01:21] <Boffo> hello it's boffo again, im back on windows, although i cant seem to run the "fsck" command
[01:21] <n8tuser> monostone-> if no entry within syslog.conf , how do you expect the syslogd to insert log entries?
[01:22] <tomas_> Hiii
[01:22] <tomas_> There are of this type of chat in Spanish
[01:22] <tomas_> ????
[01:22] <mrwes> !es
[01:22] <n8tuser> Boffo-> fsck is unix/linux command not a windows
[01:22] <Alan502> n8tuser: just wanted to tell you i was the one with the partition problems yesterday. The only solution i found was complete partitioning
[01:22] <Boffo> so i should run chksdk?
[01:22] <monostone> n8tuser, first the dnscache log is owned by user: dnslog, and logging is redirected as I specified to /var/log/dnscache/. Why should syslog be recording anything?
[01:22] <tomas_> ubottu Thanks!!!
[01:22] <n8tuser> Alan502-> oh okay, a new install resolved it?
[01:23] <mrwes> Danada
[01:23] <n8tuser> monostone-> whats the perms on /var/log ? can anyone write to that dir?
[01:23] <comicinker> Boffo: oh, I forgot. it is call chkdsk
[01:23] <monostone> n8tuser, logging was working correctly in its original location /etc/dnscache/log/main/ I just moved the folder, maintaining permissions, and edited the /log/run file accordingly
[01:24] <Boffo> okay thank you, i was running it earlier, but i stopped in the middle cuz... i forgot. but ill give it another try
[01:24] <comicinker> Boffo: maybe you will have to type in something like chkdsk -f c:
[01:24] <n8tuser> monostone-> look at the perms on /var/log/ dir  and is your user dnslog  able to write or not?
[01:24] <comicinker> Boffo: no. chkdsk c: /f
[01:25] <monostone> n8tuser,  the log folder is owned by root
[01:25] <n8tuser> monostone-> correct, and does user dnslog  have same priviledge?
[01:25] <damion_dark8> i saved aircrack-ng-1.0.tar.gz
[01:25] <booleancat> Bah, so I've pretty much solved all of my other problems with PXE, but now I'm running into a weird problem with mounting an nfs share. No matter what I try, I get the error "mount.nfs: access denied by server while mounting 192.168.100.1:/cluster_nodes" is this likely a problem with /etc/exports, or /etc/hosts.deny?
[01:25] <Boffo> Chkdsk cannot run because the volume is in use by another
[01:25] <Boffo> process.  Would you like to schedule this volume to be
[01:25] <Boffo> checked the next time the system restarts? (Y/N)
[01:25] <damion_dark8> what do i do with tar.gz files?
[01:26] <matthew1> so...I can't grab and move my panels. is there a key I need to be pressing?
[01:26] <comicinker> Boffo: guess
[01:26] <monostone> n8tuser, no, dnslog is a specific user for logging dnscache, it does not have root privileges
[01:26] <Boffo> should i run it in safe mode with cmd?
[01:26] <comicinker> Boffo: no. check on next boot. type in Y
[01:27] <n8tuser> monostone-> correct, so either a root user or a user with root priviledge are the only ones allowed to write in that dir.. following me?
[01:27] <Boffo> oh sry lol im being stupid at the moment
[01:27] <comicinker> Boffo: yes. ;;)
[01:27] <Boffo> brb :)
[01:28] <monostone> n8tuser, but the /var/log/dnscache folder is owned by dnslog. And i see log files written by syslog user which is part of adm group, and these don't have root privileges either
[01:28] <damion_dark8> does ubuntu use GNOME or KDE?
[01:28] <damion_dark8> im guessing GMONE right?
[01:28] <comicinker> damion_dark8: ubuntu uses gnome
[01:29] <damion_dark8> ok thanks
[01:29] <Out_Cold> damion_dark8, ubuntu= gnome kubuntu=kde
[01:29] <comicinker> damion_dark8: kubuntu kde
[01:29] <n8tuser> monostone-> you're the one that told me, owner of /var/log is root, so am just following the logic,
[01:29] <booleancat> So, I take it nobody can help with the nfs problem? It's a real bugger...
[01:30] <monostone> n8tuser, yes true, but the folder dnscache inside /var/log isn't owned by root. isn't this like the /home folder being owned by root, but then the users folder under /home being owned by him?
[01:30] <damion_dark8> o0ooo
[01:30] <woodyjlw> I know on windows when you erase a thumb drive you right click and format but on ubuntu I dont see that as an option so what do I do to erase a drive on ubuntu?
[01:30] <n8tuser> monostone-> whats the perms on /var/log/dnscache/  ?
[01:31] <kermit> for some reason my built in web cam stopped working.. it was.. why would it stop?  it says no such device now.
[01:31] <comicinker> woodyjlw: <ctrl> a delete
[01:32] <woodyjlw> ill try that
[01:32] <monostone> n8tuser, 0755 for the dnscache/ folder and 0644 for the logfiles within
[01:32] <n8tuser> monostone can you paste the owner:group ?
[01:33] <monostone> n8tuser, dnslog:djbdns
[01:33] <damion_dark8> gcc compiler is for noobies like me?
[01:33] <woodyjlw> ok that erased all the folders and stuff so I guess there would be no reason to format it then right?
[01:34] <comicinker> woodyjlw: delete will move files to the trash. to completeley remove them use <shift> delete.
[01:34] <m_law> so does anyone have an android phone and does it work well with ubuntu
[01:34] <Out_Cold> damion_dark8, gcc is fairly easy to use
[01:34] <damion_dark8> damn im so lost
[01:34] <n8tuser> monostone-> and the owner:group of  /var/log   ?
[01:35] <comicinker> woodyjlw: to remove files from the trash of your thumbdrive, go to .Trash-1000 of your thumb drive
[01:35] <woodyjlw> cool that worked :) thanks
[01:35] <monostone> n8tuser, root:root,  i also believe something with permissions, since in its original /etc/dnscache location it logged fine, but same as /var/log /etc is also owned by root, and also /var/log/dnscache is owned by dnslog:djbdns same as /etc/dnscache (the original location)
[01:35] <woodyjlw> it now shows no used space on drive :)
[01:36] <damion_dark8> damn i dont know what to do.
[01:36] <Out_Cold> damion_dark8, what are you trying to compile?
[01:36] <damion_dark8> well, im tyring to learn how to use this operating system.
[01:36] <damion_dark8> but i installed it simply to use aircrack-ng
[01:36] <n8tuser> monostone-> if you were to su as dnslog  can you write to that directory of /var/log/ ?
[01:36] <Out_Cold> fair enough so have you installed ubuntu 9.04 then?
[01:37] <damion_dark8> i installed aircrack-ng from synaptics package manager...
[01:37] <damion_dark8> i just don't know how to open it.
[01:37] <ewp> what is up with people and aircrack-ng lately. knowing almost zilch about linux infrastructure they wanna hack wifi networks with aircrack suite :-\
[01:37] <Out_Cold> oh lol.. well it's a CLI tool
[01:37] <damion_dark8> well i'd do it in windows but windows doesn't support it.
[01:37] <monostone> n8tuser, that isn't possible to do, since dnslog, has no login
[01:37] <damion_dark8> windows doesn't support a lot of stuff
[01:37] <Out_Cold> you have to open a terminal and try airmon-ng <wlan0>
[01:38] <corpteddy> Hey all, i downloaded skype and instaled it, but when i logg on all my contacts are gone,, somone ho know how and whay? hehe (sorry my spelling are from norway)
[01:38] <Out_Cold> use your interface instead of wlan0
[01:38] <ewp> damion_dark8, join #aircrack-ng
[01:38] <ctmjr> ewp: same person new nick me thinks
[01:38] <damion_dark8> ok
[01:38] <n8tuser> monostone-> you can give it ability to login, am curious to as why it would not allow you to write though...am perplexed
[01:38] <monostone> n8tuser,  what does a 't' bit at the end of the permissions string indicate? drwxr-sr-t
[01:38] <Out_Cold> once you have mon0 activated then you can try airodum-ng mon0
[01:38] <ewp> ctmjr may be onto something :p
[01:38] <damion_dark8> my interface, as in, my ssid?
[01:39] <Out_Cold> **airodump-ng
[01:39] <Out_Cold> damion_dark8, no.. check out ifconfig or iwconfig or airmon-ng
[01:39] <SEJeff> Has anyone seen karmic hard lock with only '^@^@^@^@^' aka binary goo in /var/log/messages when it happens? I'm not sure if this needs to be reported or how to troubleshoot it.
[01:39] <n8tuser> monostone-> sticky bits and you have two, the s and the t there.. i have to refer back to old notes.. hehe
[01:39] <SEJeff> The only unusual thing is an ati video card using fglrx
[01:39] <ewp> dump collects the ivs, aireplay does the packet injection and aircrack does the cracking... it's not that difficult once you're familiar with cli :-\
[01:39] <SEJeff> Karmic has caused these hard locks very frequently
[01:39] <comicinker> SEJeff: #ubuntu+1
[01:40] <SEJeff> comicinker, Thanks
[01:40] <ewp> hasn't someone made a gui for aircrack yet?
[01:40] <Out_Cold> damion_dark8, it will show up as something like wlan0 or eth1 or similar
[01:40] <damion_dark8> oh wow i actuallly got somehting done...i had to run airmon-ng as a superuser....so i did sudo airmon-ng and put in my password
[01:40] <damion_dark8> yeah i see it now
[01:40] <lluad> monostone: Sticky bit. means you can't delete a file unless you own it. Usually used on /tmp and friends. Check man chmod.
[01:40] <damion_dark8> cool. i getting somewhere.
[01:40] <monostone> n8tuser, aha!! i think you just enlightened me!!! the multilog binary which handles the logging issues the setuidgid command
[01:41] <Out_Cold> damion_dark8, i know the basics or aircrack utils so if you need more help let me know
[01:41] <monostone> n8tuser, could that be part of the problem?
[01:41] <akatsuki> hi everyone
[01:41] <n8tuser> monostone-> i forget things myself, so i have to refer back to some tutorial again myself
[01:41] <woodyjlw> I have a fujitsu laptop hard drive and wondering if there is a utility under ubuntu that can write it to zero to completely blank the drive
[01:41] <corpteddy>  Hey all, i downloaded skype and instaled it, but when i logg on all my contacts are gone,, somone ho know how and whay? hehe (sorry my spelling are from norway)
[01:41] <akatsuki> is it possible to determine the internet speed through some linux command?
[01:41] <ech0s7> hi
[01:41] <ech0s7> why fonts in java applications haven't hinting ?
[01:41] <n8tuser> monostone-> i think with the s and the t being set, yes, those could be the source of the problem if not set correctly
[01:42] <Out_Cold> akatsuki, you could always go to speedtest.com
[01:42] <damion_dark8> thank you outcold
[01:42] <booleancat> Well, a reboot didn't work... and now my video is all messed up. Any ideas why nvidia isn't listed under my "restricted drivers" section?
[01:42] <woodyjlw> i would need to run it from live cd to blank the drive to zero if I can
[01:42] <Out_Cold> .net/.org?
[01:42] <akatsuki> Out_Cold: i am thinking i can include it on conky
[01:42] <comicinker> woodyjlw: sudo dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/you_fujitsu
[01:42] <damion_dark8> what does CLI acronym stand for?
[01:42] <Flannel> damion_dark8: Command line interface
[01:42] <lluad> monostone: daemontools overloads the sticky bit to control logging, IIRC
[01:42] <booleancat> damion_dark8: Command Line Interface
[01:42] <damion_dark8> oh ok
[01:42] <woodyjlw> thanks
[01:43] <damion_dark8> idelly i jsut wanna play around with aircrack now....i know i have to download a special driver for my internal wireless device on my laptop.
[01:43] <damion_dark8> i have the RTL8185 wireles device.
[01:43] <damion_dark8> i just can't find the driver for it.
[01:43] <SEJeff> lluad, setuidgid is a command
[01:43] <Out_Cold> damion_dark8, what's your device?
[01:43] <DeathMetalDean> Does anyone know where I can find a video editor that can turn the video 90 degrees?
[01:44] <matthew1> where is the start menu button located in nautilus/
[01:44] <monostone> n8tuser, lluad :let me check into this
[01:44] <SEJeff> matthew1, This isn't windows. There isn't a start menu. Take a look at the "Applications" menu with an Ubuntu logo in the top left
[01:44] <Out_Cold> damion_dark8, try lspci | grep 802.11
[01:44] <damion_dark8> well if I run airmon-ng as superuser, it says RTL8180/RTL8185
[01:45] <damion_dark8> the driver installed is rtl8180
[01:45] <booleancat> Nobody? I can boot into the older kernel and get the nvidia stuff to load perfectly, anybody know how I can fix my current kernel to include the nvidia stuff?
[01:45] <ewp> haha classic
[01:45] <matthew1> SEJeff...that's not what I'm asking...i'm trying to change the menu button to something else I just called it a "start" button...I want to find where the image is in nautilus
[01:45] <ewp> "where's the start button?"
[01:45] <SEJeff> matthew1, It isn't an image, it is text
[01:45] <woodyjlw> comicinker  will that comand work from live cd?
[01:45] <ewp> matthew1, you can use ubuntu-tweak to change it
[01:45] <comicinker> woodyjlw: yes. but be careful with that command!
[01:46] <mnaines> How do I connect to a network share in Ubuntu?
[01:46] <burntresistor> whats a good program for ubuntu to play hd movies i have a hd dvd player  for the 360
[01:46] <burntresistor> will vlc work?
[01:46] <matthew1> SEJeff...the ubuntu logo that gives me the menu is an image...I changed it to something by editing the png files for, but I forgot where it was and I can't find it online
[01:46] <matthew1> and I want to change it to something else
[01:46] <woodyjlw> I wrote it down. anything bad can happen if I dont do it write?
[01:46] <damion_dark8> what does that command do?
[01:46] <Out_Cold> damion_dark8, lets try with your current driver....
[01:47] <booleancat> So, nobody can help with either my nfs problem OR my nvidia problem? please?
[01:47] <Out_Cold> that lists your network device
[01:47] <ewp> matthew1, you can use ubuntu-tweak to change it
[01:47] <comicinker> woodyjlw: dd erases unrecoverable. even the FBI will try hard to recover that data
[01:47] <Out_Cold> booleancat, you can check out #nvidia
[01:47] <damion_dark8> o000....tr aircrack with my current driver to see if I can fetch a good number of IVs....I will try it.
[01:47] <mnaines> How do I connect to a network share on Ubuntu?
[01:47] <DeathMetalDean> Does anyone know where I can find a video editor that can turn the video 90 degrees?
[01:47] <matthew1> ewp...I'd rather just find the location. i always use shortcuts and that's why I don't know anything
[01:47] <booleancat> Out_Cold: Thanks, all I wanted was *some* form of response
[01:47] <jiohdi3> anyone know how to make 7z show up in the menus as extract here?
[01:48] <Out_Cold> damion_dark8, turn your card into monitor with airmon-ng start <wlan0>  <--insert your device
[01:48] <woodyjlw> ok
[01:48] <woodyjlw> thanks
[01:48] <Out_Cold> booleancat, what's the nvidia issue?
[01:48] <comicinker> woodyjlw: so make sure you have the reight /dev/drive. and/or partition. after a reboot, the letters might change
[01:48] <corpteddy> how can i get bigger text inn here?
[01:48] <damion_dark8> well my wireless device is built into my laptop.
[01:48] <SEJeff> jiohdi3, Install nautilus-actions and create a menu entry for it
[01:48] <damion_dark8> no card.
[01:48] <misteralexander> I forgot, how do I load new fonts onto my system?  I recall there being a terminal thing, stuff to type to update the cache.  Any ideas?  I've already searched Ubuntu Help.
[01:48] <damion_dark8> im thinking of buying one though.
[01:48] <Out_Cold> damion_dark8, it's still considered a card :p
[01:48] <akatsuki> i have 6 virtual workspaces, is there a shortcut key to just go from workspace 1 to workspace 4?
[01:49] <jiohdi> SEJeff, I know there is some way to do it through bash... but I cant remember how
[01:49] <damion_dark8> oh ok
[01:49] <woodyjlw> ok well I am useing a 40 gig now but will be installing my 100 gig witch has had several OS systems installed and I would like to do a full clean format on it before I install again
[01:49] <Out_Cold> akatsuki, try ctrl + alt + left, left. left
[01:49] <comicinker> akatsuki: ctrl alt up,down,left,right
[01:49] <booleancat> Well, I'm setting up some PXE boot stuff, and set up a new kernel image to boot off of nfs. Long story short, I accidentally trashed the most recent kernel under ubuntu, so I rebuilt it with an mkinitramfs command. Ever since, I can't get the nvidia card to even show up under the new kernel. Booting an older kernel works fine
[01:49] <damion_dark8> Ohh ok i see what you mean
[01:49] <jiohdi> SEJeff, I use Thunar
[01:49] <mnaines> ......
[01:50] <mnaines> Can anyone read what I'm typing?
[01:50] <booleancat> mnaines: yes
[01:50] <Out_Cold> yes mnaines
[01:50] <comicinker> mnaines: no. I cant't read what your typing
[01:50] <mnaines> ok...Just wondering why nobody is answering my question
[01:50] <akatsuki> Out_Cold: comicinker: Yeah but with that I have to pass through other workspaces first before getting to workspace 4... A direct switch to ws 4 from ws 1... is it possible?
[01:50] <booleancat> mnaines: What type of network share? nfs, samba, etc
[01:50] <Out_Cold> booleancat, as far as i'm thinking you need to load in the nvidia modules to the kernel..
[01:50] <SEJeff> jiohdi, So ask on #xubuntu or #xfce
[01:51] <mnaines> booleancat, I'm trying to connect to a shared folder on a Windows box
[01:51] <comicinker> mnaines: what network share?
[01:51] <booleancat> Out_Cold: Is that why it won't show up under the System->Hardware Drivers menu?
[01:51] <Out_Cold> akatsuki, you can click on the window on your task panel?
[01:51] <comicinker> mnaines: a virtual one?
[01:51] <mnaines> Its a shared folder on a Windows box, comicinker...That's all I can say
[01:51] <ewp> mnaines, sometimes ubuntu wont show samba clients in "network" but you can just access by smb://<ip or hostname>/
[01:51] <Out_Cold> booleancat, that seems to look like the reason..
[01:51] <woodyjlw> maybe I should install irc in live cd and see if some one can help make sure I dont screw up lol :)
[01:51] <jiohdi> SEJeff because those channels are usually ghost towns
[01:52] <Out_Cold> booleancat, i would do more googling on loading nvidia modules
[01:52] <comicinker> mnaines: did you had a look in places->network?
[01:52] <mnaines> comicinker: When I click that, it pops up with an error:  "Cannot Mount Network:  Unable to retrieve share list from server"
[01:52] <misteralexander> I forgot, how do I load new fonts onto my system?  I recall there being a terminal thing, stuff to type to update the cache.  Any ideas?  I've already searched Ubuntu Help.
[01:53] <elvtars> akatsuki: you can set a keyboard shortcut for it in system preferences...
[01:53] <DeathMetalDean> Does anyone know where I can find a video editor that can flip the video 90 degrees?
[01:53] <Rooftops> anyone know how to change the capture key for VirtualBox OSE?
[01:53] <Out_Cold> misteralexander, go into synaptics package manager and search for new fonts
[01:53] <monostone> n8tuser, lluad: yeah, i found the error, the logging is still being done to the old log file, EVEN though i renamed the folder and modified the run script which specifies the mulitlog location, as well as trying both svc -d /service/dnscache svc -u /service/dnscache as well as trying svc -h /service/dnscache
[01:53] <_Trinity_> hi all
[01:53] <comicinker> DeathMetalDean: avidemux?
[01:53] <akatsuki> Out_Cold: I am using a laptop, and as much as possible I practice myself not to rely on touchpad for access.. but if there's no way to do that then I have to settle with ctrl + arrow keys.. :(
[01:53] <Out_Cold> !hi | _Trinity_
[01:53] <_Trinity_> say what does glxgears install with?
[01:54] <_Trinity_> hi
[01:54] <comicinker> mnaines: try ewp's tip
[01:54] <damion_dark8> hmmm...apparantly I dont need to install that "special" driver being as I have ubuntu 9.04 jaunty jackalope
[01:54] <Out_Cold> akatsuki, or the kb shortcut idea offered above..
[01:54] <_Trinity_> thanks ubottu, lol!
[01:54] <booleancat> Alright, thanks Out_Cold
[01:54] <misteralexander> Out_Cold: I've got the fonts, about 10,000 ttf's . . . I know I can just put them in "/home/username/.fonts . . . but wasn't there something about updating the cache?
[01:54] <DeathMetalDean> comicinker: I tried it, I don't think you can on it
[01:54] <Out_Cold> damion_dark8, sometimes the defaults are good ;)
[01:54] <damion_dark8> according to this website http://forum.aircrack-ng.org/index.php?topic=3833.0
[01:54] <booleancat> Now, has anyone else ran into the problem of being unable to mount an nfs share with the error "mount.nfs: access denied by server while mounting"
[01:55] <damion_dark8> yeah thats awesome.
[01:55] <damion_dark8> i was sure the driver part would set me back a ways.
[01:55] <Out_Cold> misteralexander, the only thing i can think of is "updatedb"
[01:55] <_Trinity_> I just figured out whow to get X with the r128 driver working after daysss
[01:55] <misteralexander> k. thanks!
[01:55] <akatsuki> Out_Cold: Oh yeah I overlooked that reply.. will look into that one now..
[01:55] <ewp> _Trinity_, congrats :)
[01:55] <_Trinity_> thanks
[01:56] <comicinker> DeathMetalDean: load the video in avidemux, go to video->filter->rotate
[01:56] <Out_Cold> *** For every single linux problem, there exists 30 solutions ;)
[01:56] <damion_dark8> is there a way to get the terminal background black and text to be white?
[01:56] <damion_dark8> easier on the eyes.
[01:56] <_Trinity_> but I realized that I don't have glxgears
[01:56] <Out_Cold> damion_dark8, in the menu settings at the top
[01:56] <corpteddy> version
[01:56] <ewp> let me add, arch linux is DEFINITELY not a distro for linux beginners :-P (just installed a vbox vm today)
[01:56] <_Trinity_> I must have uninstalled them with I uninstalled the ubuntu-desktop
[01:57] <Out_Cold> LMAO
[01:57] <Rooftops> no one knows? :(
[01:57] <Out_Cold> yea no arch for noobs lmao
[01:57] <torn> I almost always disable my swap, because it's never needed with the things I do on my computer. However, is Linux like Windows where it will force using page/swap memory when your physical memory is running low?
[01:57] <Kingsy101> can someone tell me why, everytime I start ubuntu /var/run/screen gets reset from 777 back to its default setting? It means I need to chmod evertime I boot ubuntu.. anyone seen something like that before?
[01:57] <akatsuki> elvtars: Hmmm. I am assuming it's the keyboard shortcut under the System Preference.. I can only set shortcut keys for 2 workspaces.....
[01:57] <ctmjr> _Trinity_: to get glxgears install mesa-utils
[01:57] <DeathMetalDean> comicinker: Thanks very much :D
[01:57] <ewp> arch is better than gentoo at least, gentoo is like compile hell
[01:57] <LjL> !ot
[01:57] <monostone> n8tuser, lluad: is it possible that a complete reboot is necessary to enable these changes??
[01:58] <_Trinity_> ctmjr: thanks
[01:58] <Out_Cold> Rooftops, why not ask in #virtualbox
[01:58] <damion_dark8> oh thats a lot better. i can read easier now.
[01:58] <ewp> #vbox
[01:58] <^robertj> can anyone recommend an 802.11 printer/scanner combo that behaves nicely in Ubuntu?
[01:58] <Rooftops> i guess that would help... lol
[01:58] <Xodiac13> i have a problem i need help i have installed the drivers from ati and when i load up playonlinux it says it doesnt detect 3d on my video card
[01:58] <comicinker> DeathMetalDean: next time, remember not to turn your mobile ;)
[01:58] <damion_dark8> ha, i can change it xchat too. woot
[01:58] <n8tuser> monostone-> dont have to be a complete reboot
[01:58] <Rooftops> thanks, i was trying to find that before
[01:58] <ewp> Xodiac13, glxinfo | grep direct  <-- does that say yes?
[01:58] <DeathMetalDean> comicinker: ahahaha xD! yeah thanks lmfao xD awesome guess :P
[01:58] <n8tuser> monostone-> perhaps a change of level to single user and then back
[01:59] <Out_Cold> ewp, #virtualbox forwards you to #vbox lol
[01:59] <torn> Does anyone know about the swap/memory question?
[01:59] <ewp> oh okay haha
[01:59] <Xodiac13> ewp: X Error of failed request:  BadRequest (invalid request code or no such operation)
[01:59] <Xodiac13>   Major opcode of failed request:  135 (GLX)
[01:59] <Xodiac13>   Minor opcode of failed request:  19 (X_GLXQueryServerString)
[01:59] <Xodiac13>   Serial number of failed request:  14
[01:59] <Xodiac13>   Current serial number in output stream:  14
[01:59] <FloodBot2> Xodiac13: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:59] <elvtars> akatsuki: hmm I have alt-1, alt-2 etc set for all four of mine
[01:59] <Lemurian> If I'm using apt, downloading A, can I remove the /var/dpkg/lock and download B whilst A is ongoing?
[01:59] <LjL> Lemurian: no!
[01:59] <n8tuser> Lemurian-> it may corrupt your system
[01:59] <Lemurian> LjL: why?
[01:59] <Kingsy101> can someone tell me why, everytime I start ubuntu /var/run/screen gets reset from 777 back to its default setting? It means I need to chmod evertime I boot ubuntu.. anyone seen something like that before?
[01:59] <akatsuki> elvtars: how did you set that up?
[01:59] <Lemurian> n8tuser: why?
[01:59] <corpteddy> somone who know whay my cam dont work at aMSN? its just white inn the other side..
[02:00] <LjL> Lemurian: there's a *reason* the lock is there.
[02:00] <Lemurian> LjL: what's that reason?
[02:00] <grafixbadnow> hi room... mind-numbingly stupid question. I just used synaptics package manager to get googleearth-package. How do I get the program up & running?
[02:00] <Out_Cold> Lemurian, system corruption
[02:00] <Xodiac13> ewp: uhm i seem to have a problem i just installed the drivers from ati thinking they where going to be better and now its not
[02:00] <elvtars> akatsuki: you can add more shortcut, right click or something...
[02:00] <n8tuser> Lemurian-> they put locks so no other process/users have access to same files
[02:00] <feNNec_> torn: swap = at least 2 times the memory size
[02:00] <Flannel> Lemurian: Specifically, apt database corruption
[02:00] <comicinker> Lemurian: only one package manager is allowed to run at the same time
[02:00] <Xodiac13> ewp: lol i just had 3d and now catalyst doesnt want to load all of a sudden
[02:00] <Lemurian> I wonder why portage allows multiple downloads
[02:00] <LjL> Lemurian: the reason is that APT isn't in the least engineered to support multiple concurrent operations.
[02:00] <torn> feNNec_, but what about this:
[02:00] <Lemurian> are there alternate package management systems for ubuntu other than apt
[02:01] <torn> feNNec_, I almost always disable my swap, because it's never needed with the things I do on my computer. However, is Linux like Windows where it will force using page/swap memory when your physical memory is running low?
[02:01] <Xodiac13> ewp: it was working like a minute a ago
[02:01] <Lemurian> LjL: right :)
[02:01] <ewp> Xodiac13, well do you get direct rendering or no?
[02:01] <Flannel> torn: No, if you have no swap, it won't swap, it'll just have problems
[02:01] <jalbney> i have a question... been asking it in all the other rooms and no one has an answer. hopefully someone here can help me
[02:01] <Xodiac13> ewp: no
[02:01] <Xodiac13> ewp: i get an error
[02:01] <jalbney> hopefully
[02:01] <torn> Okay, thank you, Flannel.
[02:01] <Kingsy101> anyone got an idea about my problem?
[02:01] <Xodiac13> ewp: how do i uninstall the ati drivers now so i can go to hardware drivers and install that on
[02:02] <_Trinity_> well it doesnt look lliek I have much accel but it feels smoother
[02:02] <ewp> Xodiac13, lsmod to see if fglrx is loaded
[02:02] <Xodiac13> ewp: how do i uninstall the ati drivers now so i can go to hardware drivers and install that one*
[02:02] <Out_Cold> sorry Kingsy101
[02:02] <torn> Flannel, the reason I asked is because Windows, against the user's choice, will force virtual memory when RAM runs low.
[02:02] <Xodiac13> ewp: k
[02:02] <grafixbadnow> does anyone know how to get google earth running on 9.04? I downloaded googleearth-package from synaptics, but I don't know what to do now?
[02:02] <_Trinity_> fps peak at 24
[02:02] <Flannel> torn: That said, for sufficient RAM, you don't need 2x, and for some values, 1x is too much (unless you're doing special things, or wanting to hibernate)
[02:02] <MagicSpeller> Back for more help: I know now how to reinstall GRUB. First, though, I need to remove it completely so that for now, my system will automatically run Windows Vista. How can I do this?
[02:02] <torn> Flannel, I found on 2 GB, I never need swap.
[02:02] <_Trinity_> anyone have a Rage 128 card? What fps rate do you get?
[02:02] <feNNec_> torn: if you have a lot (> 2Go) mem, then you can disable swap, or set it to 2 Go only. But don't forget hibernation need
[02:02] <Xodiac13> ewp: no i just did a clean install and i installed the video card driver wtf
[02:02] <vegaterain101> Sm0k3yP0tH3ad
[02:02] <torn> Flannel, even when running a virtual machine that gets dedicated 512mb, I'm still hovering around 1 GB of RAM usage....
[02:03] <vegaterain101>  weird
[02:03] <Xodiac13> ewp: is there a way to fix it
[02:03] <vegaterain101> lolz
[02:03] <jalbney> looking for someone who is good with kubuntu 8.04 ( i know this is ubuntu, but nowhere else has helped) with kde 3.5.10 and would like just kdecore-without upgrading my kubuntu or my kde
[02:03] <Xodiac13> ewp: cause its irritating me to no end
[02:03] <torn> feNNec_, yup. And I don't use hibernation, anyways.
[02:03] <ewp> Xodiac13, well were debugging the source of the problem
[02:03] <vegaterain101>  wuts this thing for
[02:03] <Kingsy101> Out_Cold - sorry about what?
[02:03] <Xodiac13> ewp: o okay
[02:03] <torn> Thanks for clearing it up, guys!
[02:03] <Flannel> grafixbadnow: Looks like googleearth-package isn't what you want.  It doesn't install google earth.  Instead, you can enable medibuntu and then install google earth, or just download google earth from medibuntu, and then install it.
[02:03] <Out_Cold> no help  for your problem
[02:03] <Xodiac13> ewp: i love ati DRIVERS woot
[02:03] <ewp> Xodiac13, check if the driver is even loaded (lsmod | grep fglrx)
[02:03] <LjL> vegaterain101: do you have an Ubuntu question?
[02:03] <Kingsy101> ahhh not a problem, I am sure someone in here will know
[02:03] <Flannel> grafixbadnow: See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu for instructions for either method
[02:04] <ewp> Xodiac13, yea they're awesome arent they lol
[02:04] <Kingsy101> eventually :P
[02:04] <comicinker> MagicSpeller: on a windows rescue/install cd, boot the error console and type in fixsmb.exe .but I'm not sure
[02:04] <jalbney> << waiting in line for help :) Kubuntu 8.04 Hardy Heron with KDE 3.5.10
[02:04] <grafixbadnow> Flannel: thanks a bunch! will do that now
[02:04] <Xodiac13> ewp: it doesnt say anything
[02:04] <DeathMetalDean> comicinker: how do I do this? :o I go into video > Filters then I click rotate, flip it 270 degrees and then Idk what to do, it won't flip :o
[02:04] <ewp> Xodiac13, then it didn't load
[02:04] <Out_Cold> jalbney, what's wrong with installing just the one package?
[02:04] <Xodiac13> ewp: do you know how to fix it by any change PLEASE
[02:04] <Flannel> jalbney: Have you tried #kubuntu?  I'm not familiar with what kde-core provides exactly, but depending on how it's linked (and what you're upgrading to) it might not be possible
[02:05] <Xodiac13> ewp: :)
[02:05] <jalbney> i only have a live cd, and no blanks
[02:05] <Kingsy101> anyone else have any ideas about my issue?
[02:05] <ewp> Xodiac13, modprobe fglrx
[02:05] <jalbney> yes i have tried that channel flannel, no one is there
[02:05] <jalbney> lol
[02:05] <Xodiac13> ewp: k
[02:05] <sikilpaake> can i get some openoffice help, here? the openoffice channel is dead
[02:05] <ewp> if i am even correct on the driver name atm, i havent dealt with fglrx in like 2 years
[02:05] <Xodiac13> ewp: FATAL: Module fglrx not found.
[02:05] <MagicSpeller> comicinker: I should have said: I'm having multiple problems, one of which is that my CD-ROM drive seems to be dying. I can boot a Linux Live CD (I think), but Vista installer won't boot. :-(
[02:06] <Xodiac13> ewp: you mean ati
[02:06] <ewp> Xodiac13, you failed to install it then
[02:06] <Xodiac13> ewp: what lol
[02:06] <Xodiac13> ewp: i followed the instructions someone gave me
[02:06] <fulvio> fsdfs
[02:06] <ewp> well which driver are you using? ati, radeon, radeon-hd, or fglrx?
[02:06] <torn> sikilpaake, is it an advanced problem?
[02:06] <Out_Cold> sikilpaake, ask your question and someone might know the answer
[02:06] <ewp> so many people today with issues on ati cards i get a  little lost
[02:07] <sikilpaake> Out_Cold: ok
[02:07] <DeathMetalDean> comicinker: how do I do this? :o I go into video > Filters then I click rotate, flip it 270 degrees and then Idk what to do, it won't flip :o
[02:07] <Xodiac13> ewp: i pressed crtl+alt+f1 then /etc/init.d/gdm stop then sudo sh./runfile.run then aticonfig --initial
[02:07] <woodyjlw> ok think i need help here. I am running live cd and want to write a 100 gig fujitsu drive to zero on my hp laptop and im new to linux. I have a terminal up and ready if some one can help me here :)
[02:07] <mdg> hi Alan502
[02:07] <Xodiac13> ewp: i am using ati radeon hd 4350
[02:08] <zadmalck> hello all
[02:08] <ewp> aticonfig just writes data to your xorg.conf from what i remember
[02:08] <sikilpaake> Out_Cold: i'm editing a writer template i downloaded from the web, but i can't seem to be able to select a line drawing and change its color
[02:08] <sikilpaake> i mean, i can't even select it
[02:08] <sikilpaake> i can upload the file, if that helps
[02:08] <sikilpaake> zadmalck: heys
[02:08] <Xodiac13> ewp: im about to go to the company and through the card back at them for doing a SH!tty job
[02:08] <FloodBot2> sikilpaake: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:08] <damion_dark8> what should I put for <interface> outcold?
[02:08] <Kingsy101> when is the next version of ubuntu due out?
[02:08] <LjL> !karmic > Kingsy101    (Kingsy101, see the private message from ubottu)
[02:08] <booleancat> Woohoo! I figured out my nfs problem, and now the client boots! Now, is there any way to suppress gdm/kdm from starting up upon boot?
[02:08] <damion_dark8> i know my channel
[02:08] <Out_Cold> damion_dark8, see pvt
[02:08] <ewp> Xodiac13, the installer is not compiling it correctly, perhaps there's an error on compilation, a required dependency?
[02:09] <damion_dark8> pvt?
[02:09] <comicinker> DeathMetalDean: make sure on the left column a video codec is selected. not "copy"
[02:09] <Out_Cold> private msg... over there <----------------
[02:09] <booleancat> I'd like these diskless clients to just boot to a console
[02:09] <Xodiac13> ewp: dang ati obviously doesnt know what there doing why dont they just put everything it needs in the god dang file
[02:09] <adriyel> protip: Ubuntu 9.04 python implementation is broken, you have to recompile from svn to get corepy to build.
[02:09] <adriyel> just thought I'd let you know.
[02:09] <Xodiac13> ewp: screw it how do i uninstall the driver i will use the ones from hardware drivers
[02:09] <comicinker> DeathMetalDean: then just save the file to a new video
[02:09] <zadmalck> “Tis the times' plague, when madmen lead the blind. “King Lear, Act IV, scene 1, William Shakespear
[02:09] <ewp> Xodiac13, run: lsmod | grep radeon
[02:10] <woodyjlw> ok think i need help here. I am running live cd and want to write a 100 gig fujitsu drive to zero on my hp laptop and im new to linux. I have a terminal up and ready if some one can help me here :)
[02:10] <ewp> Xodiac13, my apologies for thinking fglrx before
[02:10] <zadmalck> http://www.delaservitudemoderne.org/video-en.html
[02:10] <Xodiac13> ewp: np it says nothing
[02:10] <ewp> Xodiac13, okay so the problem still remains
[02:10] <darkham> how can i set my dvd playback with xine, to have something like powerdvd?
[02:11] <Xodiac13> ewp: yay woot woot (sorry im kind of pissed that even ati creates the driver and it doesnt evern work correctly)
[02:11] <OerHeks> darkham: i use VLC mediaplayer to play dvd, includes codecs and stuff
[02:12] <DeathMetalDean> comicinker: Thanks!! it worked xD
[02:12] <Xodiac13> ewp: funny thing to for a while the new video card i got which is this one even on windows when you go to the ati site the drivers dont work they had the drivers mixed and i had to go find them some where else
[02:12] <comicinker> n8
[02:12] <darkham> OerHeks: yes, but i've a "dirty" playback with vlc too
[02:12] <darkham> what can i set to have it more clear?
[02:13] <ewp> Xodiac13, people prefer nvidia on linux
[02:13] <ewp> Xodiac13, have you tried the fglrx driver method?
[02:13] <Xodiac13> ewp: yeah i was going to go with nvidia but ati was cheaper so stupid me couldnt spend a little extra
[02:13] <txzlegend> take it from me, nvidia is def better than ATI on linux.... well, im stuck with ati
[02:13] <xikteny> woodyjlw: simplistically 'dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/YOURDRIVE'
[02:13] <Xodiac13> ewp: can you help me do it step by step i dont want to mess it up
[02:14] <westmi_> anyone know the command to start system monitor?
[02:14] <torn> gnome-system-monitor
[02:14] <Xodiac13> txzlegend: even ati is cheaper i guess i found out why cause they dont give a crap if they even work or not its not like im a gamer or anything :)
[02:14] <ewp> Xodiac13, i'll try
[02:14] <Xodiac13> ewp: thank you where do we start
[02:16] <ewp> Xodiac13, well you're going to want start with a clean slate
[02:17] <Xodiac13> ewp: uh ho how do i do that
[02:17] <Xodiac13> ewp: clean install
[02:17] <ewp> Xodiac13, are there instructions on how to uninstall radeonhd?
[02:17] <woodyjlw> ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ sudo dd if=/dev/zero/you_fujitsu
[02:17] <woodyjlw> dd: opening `/dev/zero/you_fujitsu': Not a directory
[02:17] <woodyjlw> ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/fujitsu
[02:17] <woodyjlw> dd: opening `/dev/fujitsu': Permission denied
[02:17] <woodyjlw> ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ sudo dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/fujitsu
[02:17] <FloodBot2> woodyjlw: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:17] <woodyjlw> dd: writing to `/dev/fujitsu': No space left on device
[02:17] <Xodiac13> ewp: uhm idk
[02:18] <ewp> Xodiac13, lol okay well let's start by saying xorg.conf tells X which video driver to use
[02:18] <Xodiac13> ewp: yeah i found something on it i will uninstall it this is the website http://www2.ati.com/drivers/linux/linux_8.24.8.html#179310
[02:18] <ewp> Xodiac13, being you dont even have the driver loaded, we'll start from there anyway
[02:18] <Cerrdor> how can I connect remotely to my desktop (Ubuntu) from my PC (Windoze)?
[02:18] <Pirate_Hunter> how does one keep track of ips connecting to a webserver or those trying to establish unauthorised connections?
[02:18] <Xodiac13> ewp: but the driver is there lol
[02:18] <Guest76569> Hey Guys. I've just installed the Kubuntu 9.10, but my windows (to play games only) ins't in the GRUB Menu
[02:18] <Xodiac13> ewp: do you want me to uninstall it
[02:18] <id10t> Cerrdor, what kind of connection do you want? command only, x windows, file share?
[02:19] <Jeruvy> !vnc | Cerrdor
[02:19] <ewp> Xodiac13, can you 'modprobe radeonhd' ?
[02:19] <Out_Cold> !grub
[02:19] <Xodiac13> ewp: no
[02:19] <xikteny> woodyjlw: see my pm
[02:19] <Cerrdor> doesnt windows natively have a remote desktop viewer?
[02:19] <ewp> Xodiac13, errors with that?
[02:19] <Xodiac13> ewp: well it says FATAL: Module radeonhd not found.
[02:19] <gwop> im trying to install ext4 file system ubuntu 9.04 im at the advanced specify partition screen. do i check free space then click new partition table?
[02:19] <akatsuki> 8.04 does not include the add option for keyboard short cut... is there other way to add short cuts in hardy?
[02:19] <Jeruvy> Cerrdor: its called rdp
[02:20] <Xodiac13> ewp: yeah lol
[02:20] <ewp> Xodiac13, ah okay then it didn't install the driver as a kernel module
[02:20] <Xodiac13> ewp: so lol
[02:20] <Out_Cold> gwop, is this a fresh install??
[02:20] <gwop> Out_Cold: yes
[02:20] <torn> gwop, is this a brand new hard drive?
[02:20] <ewp> Xodiac13, at most you may have some config files in /etc but that's most likely ineffective at this point to messing with fglrx
[02:20] <gwop> torn, no
[02:21] <torn> gwop, is there data that you need currently stored on the drive?
[02:21] <Xodiac13> ewp: okay well im ready to get this video card working
[02:21] <Out_Cold> gwop, if you switch it to ext4 it will overwrite all the other data
[02:21] <ewp> Xodiac13, okay so we're going to try the fglrx module, since i read that a guy had success with your same exact card
[02:21] <Guest76569> Hey Guys. I've just installed the Kubuntu 9.10, but my windows partition (to play games only) ins't in the GRUB Menu
[02:21] <damion_dark8> Out_Cold: hi again
[02:21] <gwop> there is nothing on it
[02:21] <Xodiac13> ewp: one thing i have the catalyst control center installed though and i dont know how to uninstall it should i worry about
[02:21] <Out_Cold> gwop, and it should ask you right before it writes. so if you are doing it right, you'll be given praise
[02:21] <Out_Cold> sup damion_dark8
[02:22] <ewp> Xodiac13, ah you may want to remove it
[02:22] <Jeruvy> Guest36417: can you pastebin the output from 'mount'?
[02:22] <gwop> which should be type for new parition, primary or logical?
[02:22] <Xodiac13> ewp: uhm how do i do that
[02:22] <ewp> Xodiac13, open synaptic and search ati
[02:23] <Xodiac13> ewp: okay
[02:23] <Pirate_Hunter> how does one keep track of ips connecting to a webserver or those trying to establish unauthorised connections?
[02:23] <torn> gwop, Extended
[02:23] <Guest76569> how to put a windows partition on GRUB2 menu?
[02:23] <ewp> Xodiac13, i remember it being something like ati****ccc  (ccc= catalyst control center)
[02:23] <Pirate_Hunter> is there an app to help manage webserver?
[02:24] <Xodiac13> epw: shocking its not there nothing of ccc and i know what you mean
[02:24] <torn> gwop, what I do is create an extended partition, and then make the swap, root, and home partitions as logical partitions within the extended.
[02:24] <ewp> Xodiac13, you've must have installed it through a .run/.bin file or something similar
[02:24] <Xodiac13> epw: i searched up ati and a got like five files
[02:24] <Steil> hey
[02:25] <ewp> Xodiac13, what are they?
[02:25] <Xodiac13> epw: yup it was a .run file
[02:25] <Steil> i want to run ubuntu remix but it does not work with my wireless and wired network
[02:25] <Steil> can someone fix for me?
[02:25] <torn> gwop, it will look like this: sda1 (extended), sda2 (unused), sda3 (unused), sda4 (unused), sda5 (swap), sda6 (root), sda7 (home)
[02:25] <Xodiac13> epw: xserver-xorg-video-ati
[02:25] <ewp> Xodiac13, remove that
[02:25] <Xodiac13> epw: k
[02:25] <matthew1> ewp: sorry to bother you again, but I found it... usr/share/icons/"themename"/"size"/places/start-here.png
[02:25] <torn> Logical partitions, 5 through 7 will be within the first extended partition, which is 1.
[02:25] <ewp> Xodiac13,  select completely remove tho
[02:26] <Xodiac13> epw: i did and then theres
[02:26] <gwop> torn, http://img29.imageshack.us/img29/5569/screenshotia.png
[02:26] <ewp> matthew1, cool man nice find
[02:26] <gwop> is that right?
[02:26] <Xodiac13> epw: xserver-xorg-video-radeon
[02:26] <monostone> n8tuser, excellent, it required a drop to single user and back again, it seems the set sticky bit needed more then just a service restart :) Thank you for your time, I initially dismissed perms as being the issue due to the ownerships being correct, your persistence helped point me in the right direction
[02:26] <akatsuki> 8.04 does not include the add option for keyboard short cut unlike 9.04... is there other way to add short cuts in hardy?
[02:26] <matthew1> ewp what was that program you suggested?
[02:26] <ewp> Xodiac13, remove that too haha
[02:26] <Xodiac13> epw: xserver-xorg-video-mach64-dl
[02:26] <ewp> matthew1, www.ubuntu-tweak.org
[02:26] <Boffo> i tried "chkdsk C: /f" twice, and still no luck, i still can't partition my drive
[02:27] <Xodiac13> epw: k
[02:27] <matthew1> thanks ewp.
[02:27] <ewp> Xodiac13, remove all xserver-xorg-video*
[02:27] <darkham> how can i have a clear dvd playback?
[02:27] <ewp> Xodiac13, completely remove****
[02:27] <Xodiac13> epw: xserver-xorg-video-r128-dbg
[02:27] <torn> gwop, I'll check.
[02:27] <n8tuser> monostone-> sometimes we all need that extra eye thats all.. wish you luck
[02:27] <Xodiac13> epw: so pretty much remove everything
[02:27] <torn> gwop, I can't see.
[02:27] <gwop> torn, and should i have a swap area?
[02:27] <txzlegend> can some1 help me out with jackd server, how do i configure it to run without dropping?
[02:27] <torn> gwop, the partitions are covered.
[02:28] <Jeruvy> Boffo: chkdsk isn't for partitioning, try gparted.
[02:28] <ewp> Xodiac13, well only important ones are radeon and ati and fglrx
[02:28] <Xodiac13> epw: okay nm there where only two
[02:28] <gwop> oops lol
[02:28] <gwop> one sec
[02:28] <Xodiac13> epw: the ones i told you
[02:28] <monostone> n8tuser, thanks, now on to my final issue
[02:28] <ewp> Xodiac13, remove any packages for xserver pertaining to ati video cards
[02:28] <Xodiac13> epw: its done i just did that
[02:28] <Pirate_Hunter> anyone care to answer my question? ivw got it setup, I think it is secure at least to the ebst of my ability it is secure now I want to know how I go about managing it without having to go to the logs all the time
[02:28] <ewp> Xodiac13, okay now exit synaptic
[02:29] <Xodiac13> epw: okay
[02:29] <gwop> torn, http://img12.imageshack.us/img12/3667/screenshot1tj.png
[02:29] <gwop> sry
[02:29] <n8tuser> monostone you're welcome
[02:29] <s0u1t> Pirate_hunter what are you trying to manage on it?
[02:29] <Boffo> i get an error when i try to partition, im taking a screenshot and uploading it to imageshack to show you
[02:29] <torn> gwop, did you make the first partition primary and tell it to use up the entire drive?
[02:29] <ewp> Xodiac13, here's a guide we'll be following: http://wiki.cchtml.com/index.php/Ubuntu_Jaunty_Installation_Guide
[02:29] <Boffo> i get this error:
[02:29] <Boffo> http://img132.imageshack.us/img132/3995/screenshotinformationab.png
[02:30] <ewp> Xodiac13, should install ccc too, i believe
[02:30] <ewp> Xodiac13, yea it will
[02:30] <Xodiac13> epw: I NEED HELP PLEASE
[02:30] <gwop> torn, yeah im pretty sure i just went to the advanced options and when i seen free space i clicked new partition and made that, so yeah it should use the entire parition
[02:31] <torn> gwop, the traditional setup would be: swap, /, /home
[02:31] <torn> gwop, how much RAM does you have?
[02:31] <torn> *do you
[02:31] <gwop> torn 3gb
[02:31] <monostone> I have correctly installed and configured dnscache + tinydns. I have tested dnscache via a tail -f logfile, and it is correctly cacheing content. Now, I am setting up a development/test environment, so I am using internal IP's, but i can NOT manage, to get tinydns to resolve the domains on my local network. I am forced to add the entry to the hosts file, but i want to avoid this, any ideas?
[02:31] <torn> gwop, you don't need swap, then.
[02:31] <Xodiac13> epw: dont leave me alone i need step by step help incase something goes wrong
[02:31] <torn> gwop, but you should still create a swap partition, just in case.
[02:32] <gwop> torn, i made the ext4 logical
[02:32] <torn> gwop, delete the partition you just made and right-click to create a new one (starting from scratch).
[02:32] <gwop> torn, ok
[02:32] <torn> gwop, make the first partition an Extended type.
[02:32] <monostone> I need my local nameserver to be the first authority, before it checks the global servers
[02:32] <ewp> Xodiac13, i sent you a PM
[02:32] <m0v> oj I thought I had the r128 working
[02:32] <Pirate_Hunter> s0u1t: yes, like you said trying to, just need to make sure it is secure and someway to be able to keep track of ips/connections
[02:32] <Jeruvy> Boffo: if you have ntfs-3g installed, you can try this:  ntfsfix /dev/sda4
[02:32] <Xodiac13> epw: how do i check it
[02:32] <m0v> thought wrong
[02:33] <torn> gwop, extended partitions will not be formatted. Think of them as "containers" for other logical partitions.
[02:33] <Jeruvy> Boffo: replace sda4 with sda1, or your appropriate disk, sorry.
[02:33] <s0u1t> yes but what applications etc are you trying to "manage"
[02:33] <ewp> Xodiac13, call me "ewp" so my xchat highlights your messages
[02:33] <gwop> torn, what do you make it an Extended type?
[02:33] <Boffo> jeruvy, sorry i don't know how to do that
[02:33] <Xodiac13> epw: how do i do that
[02:34] <gwop> torn, i click free space and hit new partition correct
[02:34] <Roasted> Question - I just now realized during the last 4 years, I've always used rsync, but only from 1 hard drive internally to another. How can I rsync an Ubuntu computer's home directory to another Ubuntu computer?
[02:34] <torn> gwop, correct.
[02:34] <torn> gwop, and then choose Extended.
[02:34] <Xodiac13> call ewp
[02:34] <Pirate_Hunter> s0u1t: any ideas?
[02:34] <Xodiac13> call "ewp"
[02:34] <ewp> Xodiac13, how do you do what
[02:34] <kevin|demarest> monostone: I was working on that awhile ago.  I couldn't figure out how to assign the dns server to my client.  Are you using a static ip on your system?  Did you already set up your local nameserver?
[02:34] <s0u1t> i
[02:35] <s0u1t> kinda need more details on what your trying to manage
[02:35] <epaphus> hello, where is the X config located? my ubuntu has detcted an "unknown" monitor that is really causing conflicts and i need to remove it...
[02:35] <Xodiac13> ewp: you said call you lol how do i do that in here
[02:35] <gwop> torn, there is no extended you mean ext3 or ext4
[02:35] <epaphus> iam unable to remove it through the GUI panel
[02:35] <torn> gwop, not for filesystem type. For partition type.
[02:35] <ewp> Xodiac13, i meant type 'ewp', not 'epw'
[02:35] <torn> gwop, there are 3 types of partition types: Primary, Extended, and Logical
[02:36] <s0u1t> Pirate_Hunter you mentioned you didn
[02:36] <gwop> torn, i only see primary and logical
[02:36] <s0u1t> 't want to look at log files... what do you want to look at exactly
[02:37] <torn> gwop, maybe the installer automatically creates an extended when you choose logical.
[02:37] <gwop> torn, http://img3.imageshack.us/img3/5344/screenshotmr.png
[02:37] <gwop> torn, ok
[02:37] <monostone> kevin|demarest, yes, i am using a static IP 192.168.1.2, i have setup my local nameserver as well. running dnsq ns server-name IP gives a correct answer
[02:37] <kejava> epaphus: sounds like you want /etc/X11/xorg.conf but yours is most likely empty
[02:37] <torn> gwop, okay, then select logical, and make the size 3072 MB.
[02:38] <torn> gwop, and for filesystem type, choose swap.
[02:38] <monostone> kevin|demarest, now, when i try a dnsqr ns server-name it jumps directly to the global providers, and totally ignores my local nameserver
[02:38] <Pirate_Hunter> s0u1t: huh?
[02:38] <kevin|demarest> monostone: I think you've gotten farther than I have.  Bind9 runs on my local server, but I don't think it's set up properly
[02:38] <gwop> torn, ok done
[02:38] <torn> gwop, screenshot, just to double check?
[02:38] <s0u1t> Pirate_Hunter, perhaps I don
[02:38] <Pirate_Hunter> s0u1t: webserver asking on how to manage it or at least an easier way to do it
[02:39] <darkham> how can i have a clear dvd playback?
[02:39] <darkham> please help me
[02:39] <s0u1t> Pirate_Hunter, perhaps I don't understand the question, from what it sounds like your asking I
[02:39] <akatsuki> 8.04 does not include the add option for keyboard short cut... is there other way to add short cuts in hardy?
[02:39] <n-iCe> I'm back!
[02:39] <gwop> torn, i noticed it
[02:39] <epaphus> kejava, why would mine be empty?
[02:39] <n-iCe> sebsebseb: there?
[02:39] <s0u1t> 'd have to refer you to the web server software documentation for specific procedures to secure it
[02:39] <s0u1t> it will be different for each webserver platform
[02:40] <sebsebseb> n-iCe: yes
[02:40] <gwop> torn, nothing for mount point correct
[02:40] <torn> gwop, before we continue, look at the partition number. It says sda5, not sda1.
[02:40] <gwop> torn, ok
[02:41] <epaphus> kejava, its not empty.. but it is very simple...  how can I remove that screen that it dected..
[02:41] <kejava> epaphus: with the newer versions of X,  they're "bullet proof" and no longer need configuration.  it should be empty now.  you still have the option to force some parameters in there.  btw, mine is empty.
[02:41] <torn> gwop, just a quick note: The four Primary/Extended partitions that can exist on an msdos partition table are partitions 1 through 4. However, partitions 5 through whatever are logical partitions that can reside within an extended one.
[02:42] <kejava> epaphus: got any "screen" sections in your config?  may need to remove or edit them.
[02:42] <epaphus> kejava, i only have one...
[02:42] <gwop> torn, how do i make it sda1
[02:42] <epaphus> the problem is i need to start my laptop with a HDMI cable because if not the screen will show distorted
[02:42] <kejava> epaphus: paste bin the file so we can see it
[02:42] <epaphus> any change i do in the screen resolution panel doesnt take effect
[02:43] <torn> gwop, so in your case, you have Partition #1 as an Extended. Partition #2, #3, and #4 are not used yet (might never be, in fact.) Partition #5 is your swap (within #1 extended), and #6 will be root, and #7 will be home. (All 3 within #1 extended).
[02:43] <torn> gwop, you can't. sda1 is the extended partition (which was automatically created when you made the logical one.)
[02:43] <gwop> torn, ah ok
[02:43] <torn> gwop, makes more sense now?
[02:43] <gwop> torn, yeah
[02:43] <epaphus> kejava, http://pastebin.com/d41d2e947
[02:44] <gwop> torn, so what next
[02:44] <torn> gwop, it's easier to think about it visually. 1 through 4 are the primary/extended partitions. 5 through infinity are the logical partitions, which live inside 1, 2, 3, or 4 (in your case, only #1 is ever being used, and 2, 3, 4 are unused.)
[02:45] <torn> gwop, create another partition in the free space, and make the size what you want the system (root) partition to be.
[02:45] <nyRednek> any clue on when amsynth is going to be brought to speed?
[02:45] <movela> what app can i use as a webcam or camera on my laptop? thnks!
[02:45] <torn> gwop, I'd recommend 10 GB (10240 MB), which is enough breathing room for Ubuntu, plus extra software. You can make it bigger if you want.
[02:45] <nyRednek> movela, cheese
[02:45] <torn> gwop, in this case, you'd format it as ext4
[02:45] <movela> nyRednek: thanks.. any others beside cheese?
[02:46] <kejava> epaphus: try commenting out "Virtual 2304 800".  that part may cause issues.  other than that, you have nothing else in there that can do much.  is this a crt or lcd monitor?
[02:46] <gwop> torn, can i use the rest of the free space as ext4?
[02:46] <nyRednek> movela, that one seems to work best
[02:46] <movela> ok thanks
[02:46] <epaphus> kejava, its a laptop.. ill try renaming the file
[02:46] <epaphus> so it creates one
[02:46] <torn> gwop, I wouldn't do that.
[02:46] <torn> gwop, read my above message.
[02:46] <epaphus> brb
[02:46] <gwop> ok 10gb
[02:47] <kejava> epaphus: you can also try completely deleting the contents of the file
[02:47] <torn> gwop, it's best to keep the / and /home partitions seperate, and not to simply include EVERYTHING (such as user home directories) within the / partition.
[02:47] <torn> gwop, did you choose / as the mount point?
[02:47] <gwop> torn, i see
[02:47] <torn> gwop, edit it, if you did not.
[02:47] <nyRednek> i've found that sometimes, with a heavy dose of audio apps, 10gb just isn't enough, but i've never taken up 20gb
[02:47] <gwop> torn, yea
[02:47] <epaphus> thanks ill try
[02:48] <gwop> torn, make that one logical as well?
[02:48] <torn> nyRednek, even on openSUSE (DVD installation), my / never went above 5 GB.
[02:48] <kevin|demarest> !regex
[02:48] <nyRednek> while we're asking about programs, does anyone know of a relatively easy video editor?
[02:48] <torn> gwop, correct.
[02:48] <Out_Cold> torn, i have installed up to 8 GB
[02:48] <Out_Cold> under / without counting /home/
[02:48] <torn> gwop, logical, format, filesystem ext4, mount point /
[02:49] <torn> Out_Cold, with Ubuntu, fresh install?
[02:49] <Out_Cold> torn, no not fresh install lol...
[02:49] <torn> Out_Cold, or after installing extra apps?
[02:49] <nyRednek> i'm pushing 5gb now
[02:49] <Out_Cold> extras
[02:49] <torn> Out_Cold, I was about to say, lol.
[02:49] <comicinker> nyRednek: kdenlive
[02:49] <gwop> torn, ok that one is sda6 etx4 / 10240 mb
[02:49] <nyRednek> comicinker, ok, i tried to do some stuff with kino, but i like to put audio on still frames that transition
[02:50] <gwop> torn, what will come of the rest of the free space?
[02:50] <torn> gwop, it's up to you if you want it to be 10gb or 20gb, whichever you prefer. If you want to play it safe, go with 20gb. But keep in mind, that means 10gb less will be available for your files, pictures, music, videos, etc.
[02:50] <nyRednek> comicinker, i'm NOT a pro with video
[02:50] <nyRednek> comicinker, but i'll try that
[02:50] <torn> gwop, final partition: logical, format, ext4, mount point /home
[02:50] <torn> gwop, you can use up the rest of your free space for this last partition.
[02:50] <comicinker> nyRednek: DVD slideshows? tried devede?
[02:51] <Out_Cold> gwop, if you take the time to learn LVMs you can make dynamic disks that you can change according to your needs
[02:51] <histo> Anyone know how I can blow out a users settings taking them back to default?
[02:51] <histo> Just delete .gconf?
[02:51] <epaphus> It worked kejava thanks :)
[02:51] <histo> Default gnome I should specify sory
[02:51] <nyRednek> comicinker, i'm slowly working into doing some stuff that is going to involve some more advanced processing
[02:51] <epaphus> I messed up trying to configure my external HDMI screen
[02:51] <kejava> epaphus: great!  glad i could help :)
[02:51] <torn> Out_Cold, I think he just wants a traditional Ubuntu installation.
[02:51] <nyRednek> comicinker, putting different video sources in boxes within the final video
[02:51] <nyRednek> comicinker, will that do it?
[02:52] <Out_Cold> torn, yea.. but throwing the idea out there
[02:52] <histo> nvm i'll remove .gnome .gnome2 .gconf .gconfd .metacity
[02:52] <Out_Cold> like i said earlier... 1 problem has 30 solutions ;)
[02:52] <torn> Out_Cold, it's cool.
[02:52] <gwop> torn, http://img19.imageshack.us/img19/6835/screenshotin.png
[02:52] <comicinker> nyRednek: just try them all out. for advanced video editing, use jashaka or blender
[02:52] <torn> Out_Cold, with Windows, 1 solution generates 30 problems.
[02:52] <Out_Cold> so true
[02:52] <rawi> hai
[02:53] <nyRednek> comicinker, i thought blender was more solid modeling?
[02:53] <torn> gwop, you're ready to roll.
[02:53] <gwop> torn, thanks
[02:53] <comicinker> blender is everything. it will make your live better.
[02:53] <epaphus> So now.. I have a laptop.. and Id like to mirror my screen to the HDMI connected LCD panel...  by defualt it should always do that.. whats the bets way to do it?
[02:53] <nyRednek> comicinker, a good tutorial for blender?(don't say rtfm)
[02:54] <torn> gwop, anytime.
[02:54] <comicinker> nyRednek: rtfm. google? blender.org?
[02:54] <torn> gwop, I'm not even a knowledgeable Linux user. I had used Windows for so long, but made the switch.
[02:54] <torn> gwop, I'm still learning a lot of things as I go along. I doubt I'll ever figure out the super-elite advanced stuff, hehe.
[02:55] <monostone> is it possible to run a nameserver on a local network, without the nameserver being officially registered?
[02:55] <Xodiac13> ewp: im back
[02:55] <comicinker> nyRednek: the best source is often the original home page. gimp is a good example
[02:55] <Xodiac13> ewp: how do i test to see it it worked
[02:55] <ewp> Xodiac13, glxinfo | grep direct
[02:55] <torn> comicinker, jashaka has been ported to Linux? (I know, I'm slow.)
[02:55] <blue-frog> monostone: yes
[02:55] <Xodiac13> ewp: k
[02:55] <ewp> Xodiac13, does it say 'yes' ?
[02:55] <torn> *jahshaka
[02:55] <Xodiac13> ewp: it said yes
[02:56] <ewp> Xodiac13, congrats you have 3d
[02:56] <Xodiac13> ewp: how do i check to see if my 3d is working
[02:56] <Xodiac13> ewp: thank you but is there something like fglxgears
[02:56] <movela> how do i setup cheese? the app is working but the taking a pic/vid does not
[02:56] <ewp> Xodiac13, well glxgears is what people like to look at for testing 3d
[02:56] <gwop> torn, im still trying to understand the mount points part what is difference in / and /home?
[02:56] <akatsuki> how to determine gnome version?
[02:56] <movela> i know it worked the first time i did a clean install
[02:56] <ewp> Xodiac13, fglrxgears
[02:56] <Xodiac13> ewp: dang lol it runs even better
[02:56] <blue-frog> gwop: / is c:\  /home is d:\
[02:57] <comicinker> torn: has it ever been windows only?
[02:57] <ewp> Xodiac13, lol i was beginning to worry if i broke your xorg
[02:57] <Xodiac13> ewp: it said command not found
[02:57] <torn> gwop, / is the root partition. /home is where use home folders are located. This is the partition where each user saves their files, music, pictures, videos, etc. It is also where program settings are saved (in hidden folders that start with a period ".")
[02:57] <Xodiac13> ewp: how do i get to use fglrxgears
[02:57] <blue-frog> gwop: if you ever separated your stuff in windows
[02:57] <ewp> Xodiac13, it must just be glxgears then my bad
[02:57] <nyRednek> wasn't sure there was a blender.org
[02:57] <torn> comicinker, I'm not sure. I remember my cousin was using it on Windows a while back.
[02:57] <nyRednek> comicinker, so...
[02:57] <Xodiac13> ewp: okay nice
[02:57] <gwop> ahhh ok i see
[02:57] <ewp> Xodiac13, whatever command gives you taht cool box with 3d gears
[02:57] <Xodiac13> ewp: it runs better than the drivers in hardware drivers
[02:57] <gwop> and what did the swap partition do?
[02:57] <gwop> or for
[02:57] <Xodiac13> ewp: lol
[02:57] <blue-frog> gwop: pagefile
[02:58] <gwop> ok
[02:58] <ewp> Xodiac13, now go enable visual effect and compiz ;-)
[02:58] <Xodiac13> ewp: o yeah i love compiz woot woot
[02:58] <torn> gwop, if you don't create a /home partition, then /home will simply act as a folder on the / partition. This is bad practice, since if you need to reinstall/reformat, all your personal files will vanish.
[02:58] <nmatrix9> Hey guys I'm encountering a fsck.ext3 e2fsck_read_bitmaps illegal bitmap blockv for /dev/VolGroup00/LogVol02 preventing from booting any tips on how to repair it?
[02:58] <soreau> Xodiac13: glxinfo|grep renderer
[02:58] <monostone> blue-frog, I've setup and configured tinydns on a server on my local network, dnsq or dig @ commands answer correctly, but when i try dnsqr or dig, it skips my nameserver and goes to global servers. How can I avoid this? My goal is to setup a complex dev environment which mimics a production setup.
[02:58] <ewp> soreau, he's got a yes
[02:59] <gwop> ahh ok i see now
[02:59] <ewp> soreau, using fglrx driver now, not radeonhd
[02:59] <soreau> ewp: That means nothing. YOu can have direct rendering while using software rasterizer
[02:59] <Xodiac13> ewp: soreau: OpenGL renderer string: ATI Radeon HD 4350
[02:59] <comicinker> nmatrix9: fsck -fy ?
[02:59] <soreau> Xodiac13: fglrxinfo should talk about ati. And the program you're looking for is fgl_glxgears
[03:00] <nmatrix9> comicinker yeah already tried that and did a reboot still get that same error
[03:00] <Xodiac13> soreau: nice
[03:00] <ewp> soreau, ah so there is a glxgears for fglrx
[03:00] <Xodiac13> soreau: where do i get it
[03:00] <torn> gwop, but keeping / and /home as seperate partitions (mounted in these two locations, respectively) then you could literally format/install another distro on the / partition (sda6), and leave the /home partition (sda7) unformatted (but mount sda7 to /home during the installation). Then, you can continue with all of your personal files and settings still in tact, while on a new Linux installation.
[03:00] <soreau> ewp: Sort of.. it's glxgears rendered on sides of a rotating cube
[03:00] <Xodiac13> soreau: o sweet
[03:01] <ewp> you know, i may replace this radeon driver with fglrx now :-P
[03:01] <Xodiac13> soreau: it runs like heaven on earth
[03:01] <soreau> Xodiac13: Where do you get what? Just type fgl and press tab a couple times
[03:01] <kejava> movela: are you sure you video device is being created as /dev/video0.  on my system, cheese defaults to use that device, at least that's what gconf-editor shows.
[03:01] <Xodiac13> ewp: dang man thank you so much its like heaven with the graphics like this want a screen shot
[03:01] <GreyBeard> finger
[03:01] <seyfarth> is there something in bash similar to windows' ipconfig?
[03:01] <monostone> blue-frog, i don't want to use the hosts file to force my private domain names (e.g. web1.server.internal, mail.server.internal, ns.server.internal) I need my local nameserver to resolve these names
[03:01] <genii-around> seyfarth: ifconfig
[03:01] <Xodiac13> ewp: really good frame rate to man
[03:01] <gwop> torn, nice
[03:02] <seyfarth> genii-around: thanks
[03:02] <genii-around> seyfarth: Welcome
[03:02] <ewp> Xodiac13, im good man on the ss haha, any time
[03:02] <nmatrix9> comicinker I'm running it again it's more verbose this time
[03:02] <Xodiac13> ewp: ss?
[03:02] <administrador> oa
[03:02] <ewp> Xodiac13, screenshot
[03:02] <movela> thats what mine shows too dev/video0 kejava
[03:02] <ewp> Xodiac13, i believe you offered one or w/e
[03:02] <comicinker> nmatrix9: I'm afraid I cant help you
[03:02] <Xodiac13> ewp: yeah
[03:02] <nmatrix9> comicinker, any idea what causes it?
[03:02] <ewp> seyfarth, did you see my correction to your xorg.conf last night?
[03:03] <obiwan__> hi 1 question please, why stopping a job, then type jobs -l to get the pid, i do kill (pid) and doesn't work? even with sudo, i need to kill it with -9
[03:03] <blue-frog> monostone: set up dynameic updates
[03:03] <ewp> seyfarth, on pastebin
[03:03] <comicinker> obiwan__ kill -9 pid
[03:03] <Xodiac13> ewp: well have a good one and keep up the good work and us windows people switching over to ubuntu linux i switched to linux for good i dont like Windoz
[03:03] <seyfarth> ewp: I don't think so.
[03:03] <Xodiac13> ewp: have a good one and take care
[03:03] <ewp> Xodiac13, aight man come back whenever
[03:03] <movela> kejava: when i did a clean install cheese worked. i installed some appz and it couldn't now
[03:03] <Xodiac13> ewp: cool peace
[03:04] <obiwan__> yeah comicinker , but -9 is when a process is considered important by the system, so it regrets to kill it. A  simple ls, isn't important. I shouldn't need the -9
[03:04] <ewp> seyfarth, have you gotten the dual monitors working?
[03:04] <seyfarth> ewp: think you got the wrong guy :)
[03:04] <ewp> seyfarth, ah sorry haha
[03:05] <comicinker> obiwan__ -9 means SIGKILL. I don't think it is has something to do what the system considers to be important
[03:07] <kejava> movela: does the /dev/video0 device actually exist?  check to make sure.  you may also want to try some other video apps too: gqcam and camorama
[03:07] <comicinker> obiwan__ and kill needs you to specify a signal. kill pid won't work. maybe use  kill -15 pid.
[03:07] <monostone> blue-frog, is that the correct solution to my issue? I would like to understand why my setup is failing, the same setup on a production environment with registered nameservers works flawlessly. isn't it possible to setup my local nameserver as the initial authority?
[03:08] <movela> thnaks kejava
[03:09] <blue-frog> monostone: I am not in your local setup. I do not know what you wrote to achive what. Just saying that having dns locally automatically updated when local clients connect to the network works fine
[03:09] <obiwan__> ahh ok comicinker  i was mistaken then, thanks :)
[03:09] <kejava> movela: both of those apps offer some nice command line parameters that could be useful
[03:10] <monostone> blue-frog, yes i understand
[03:10] <blue-frog> monostone: then if a client is looking straight for the root servers, tell him to search your domain first
[03:10] <blue-frog> monostone: resolv.conf       search my-domain
[03:11] <monostone> blue-frog, you're right! I forgot about that completely
[03:11] <blue-frog> monostone: not to speak about the nameserver IP there's in it
[03:13] <monostone> blue-frog, yes , obviously i have my local nameserver defined in resolv.conf. like i mentioned, local dig or dnsq commands return correct responses
[03:13] <lang2000> heloo
[03:14] <lang2000> why the first step update kernel 2.6.27.7 to 2.6.31
[03:15] <movela> thanks kejava... also it says there is no such device or could not connect (dev/video0)
[03:15] <qe2eqe> Is there a way to look at a process called python and see what it's doing?
[03:15] <qe2eqe> nvm, answer is ps -A -f
[03:16] <kejava> movela: do you get anything when you type "ls /dev/video0" at the command line?
[03:17] <damion_dark8> is anyone in here?
[03:17] <Boffo> no
[03:17] <damion_dark8> ok m.
[03:17] <musikgoat> heh
[03:17] <damion_dark8> i jsut found out i can sucessfully inject packets. woo hoo@
[03:18] <musikgoat> damion_dark8: do you have a support question?  thats kind of offtopic
[03:18] <movela> kejava ----> ls: cannot access dev/video0: No such file or directory
[03:18] <damion_dark8> no. sorry. i will control my outbursts
[03:18] <kejava> movela: is this a usb cam or integrated cam?
[03:18] <movela> oops.. my mistake it says /dev/video0
[03:19] <movela> kejava: its a built in webcam
[03:19] <movela> ~ $ ls /dev/video0
[03:19] <movela> /dev/video0
[03:20] <kejava> movela: hold on, i'm testing out my cam.  it's usb but should behave in a similar way.
[03:20] <erikk71> MY PC NEEDS MORE RAM
[03:21] <erikk71> ONLY HAVE 256MB
[03:21] <genii-around> erikk71: If you have less than about 256Mb, perhaps consider an Xubuntu install
[03:21] <e3co> erikk71:  too much
[03:21] <e3co> erikk71:  you could try opengeu
[03:21] <movela> thanks kejava
[03:22] <zebastian> ok, here's the deal,  I am this NGO i frequent, I have a wireless card on my laptop, I know this because i have sysco N router at home and I can easily connect to  wireless networks at places, but when I come here it won't work, wicd won't connect, even if i put  in the IP in what happens is  that it says connecting then it says obtaining ip and then it says it failed to obtain ip, which makes no sense as it's just we
[03:22] <erikk71> IM RUNNING LXDE
[03:22] <erikk71> INSTEAD OF GNOME
[03:22] <kent> hey guys whats up
[03:22] <e3co> erikk71:  sounds good to me
[03:22] <genii-around> erikk71: Also perhaps consider un-locking the capslock :)
[03:22] <e3co> kent:  whats up
[03:22] <ctmjr> erikk71: loss the caps
[03:22] <nic_seltzer1> WPA2support in Ubuntu. Supported?
[03:22] <Cocoabean> I have a bridged interface consisting of eth0 and tap0. Whenever I enable the bridge I add the interfaces to br0, give br0 eth0's old settings, and set a default gateway. I can get to the outside internet but I can no longer get into the box as I could when eth0 was not bridged. Any idea where i should look?
[03:23] <ctmjr> *lose
[03:23]  * danielsh *finally* finds the list of official sources.list mirrors...  
[03:23] <e3co> nic_seltzer1:  yes
[03:23] <erikk71> whats opengeu\
[03:23] <nic_seltzer1> e3co: how?
[03:23] <musikgoat> The installer is in what package?
[03:23] <kent> i am running ubuntu 9.04 desktop edition on a computer that only has 191 MB RAM and a 900MHz processor and it runs great
[03:23] <nic_seltzer1>  I am trying to connect to WPA2-TKIP via the NM Applet. The AP is hidden. When attempting to connect to the AP, I am prompted for the password then immediately told that the connection failed.
[03:23] <musikgoat> specifically the installer on a live cd?
[03:23] <Cocoabean> danielsh: google 'ubuntu sources.list generator'
[03:24] <kent> yes i got a requested cd from ubuntu
[03:24] <zebastian> ok, here's the deal,  I am this NGO i frequent, I have a wireless card on my laptop, I know this because i have sysco N router at home and I can easily connect to  wireless networks at places, but when I come here it won't work, wicd won't connect, even if i put  in the IP in what happens is  that it says connecting then it says obtaining ip and then it says it failed to obtain ip, which makes no sense as it's just  a wep passphrase, right now i am con
[03:24] <zebastian> nected to the wired cable modem that is connected to the wireless.
[03:24] <movela> erikk71: opengeu is an operating system.. ubuntu based with enlightenment desktop... still in developmental stages i might think... very eyecandyish
[03:24] <ctmjr> !info wpasupplicant | nic_seltzer1
[03:24] <zebastian> it's an old linksys g router with hte antenae and all
[03:24] <erikk71> ok
[03:24] <zebastian> so somethign is not set up but i don't know what
[03:25] <erikk71> good wrong ram on ebay darm
[03:25] <movela> erikk71: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bZBGkuhiZCo
[03:25] <nic_seltzer1> ctmjr: Confirmed that I have the most up-to-date version of wpasupplicant
[03:25] <bill_> hello
[03:25] <erikk71> throw the 256 ddr 3200 in garbage
[03:26] <adante> how do i broadcast ping?
[03:26] <erikk71> saw it
[03:26] <genii-around> adante: with the -b switch
[03:26] <erikk71> can lxde be install
[03:27] <erikk71> on it
[03:27] <e3co> zebastian:  if you only have wep you should just unsecure it. wep is so damn weak
[03:27] <zebastian> wait
[03:27] <zebastian> e3co, this is the way it goes: this is not my network, nor my router, it's the NGOs
[03:27] <erikk71> lxde is better than xfce
[03:28] <zebastian> it's set up on a windows computer
[03:28] <zebastian> and they're running a hostel too
[03:28] <ctmjr> nic_seltzer1: i do not use network-manager i do not know how to configure it to use wpa but you should have a .conf file for wpa
[03:28] <zebastian> so they have a web config with a passphrase required
[03:28] <DreamsofanEagle> Hey, question
[03:29] <zebastian> the goal here is, for me to connect like every other person
[03:29] <zebastian> as everyone else seems to be able to connect to this router but i
[03:29] <e3co> zebastian:  sorry you got me .. sounds like they don't like you
[03:29] <movela> erikk71: i guess it can too. but it will be a lxde envronment.. log into lxde or log into enlightment
[03:29] <zebastian> no
[03:29] <zebastian> because i have the password
[03:29] <zebastian> i have the password and i have access
[03:30] <zebastian> but my computer won't connect
[03:30] <DreamsofanEagle> How do I get DVDs to play? I know its dumb, but I seem to have issues
[03:30] <e3co> well did you ever deny this web interface in your browser?
[03:30] <zebastian> notice i am also the only person here using a linux system that i know of
[03:30] <zebastian> and this shitty old linksys routers are known to be hard to work iwth
[03:30] <System-7> Hello ubuntians, I require some small assistance... I use to know this one, unfortunately I've forgotten... how does one connect to a wireless network via command line? I've followed some "standard" tutorials online, using iwconfig, which seems to work okay, but when I get to getting the IP stuff from dhclient or dhcpcd, it never seems to work... I just get errors/time outs.
[03:31] <erikk71> my pc uses ddr 2100
[03:31] <koganei> okay, so I tried installing the adobe_flash_plugin_10 deb file, now when I open anything with Flash in Firefox, it crashes
[03:31] <erikk71> p4 dell got it 75 bucks shipped
[03:31] <zebastian> other people seem to be able to connect to it
[03:31] <koganei> same if I try and go on the Firefox plugin page
[03:31] <epaphus> So now.. I have a laptop.. and Id like to mirror my screen to the HDMI connected LCD panel...  by defualt it should always do that.. whats the bets way to do it?
[03:31] <koganei> I tried uninstalling ff and reinstalling, same effect
[03:31] <koganei> now sure how to remove the deb installation
[03:31] <DreamsofanEagle> anyone?
[03:32] <kejava> movela: sorry for the long delay.  looks like neither camorama or gqcam work with my camera anymore.  only cheese and ekiga.  so you may want to test with ekiga too.  have you tried tweaking some of the settings for cheese in gconf-editor?
[03:32] <ctmjr> System-7: what kind of security wep wpa or none
[03:32] <System-7> none
[03:33] <kejava> DreamsofanEagle: are you having trouble playing encrypted DVDs or all DVDs?
[03:33] <DreamsofanEagle> all
[03:33] <zebastian> e3co: what's airtrack?
[03:33] <erikk71> i should have more ram in a week
[03:34] <System-7> I can start up X and Gnome and connect with knetworkmanager or the gnome network manager, and it works just fine, but I suspect I'm just doing something wrong in the command line (or like other things, Ubuntu handles this differently than most *nix)
[03:34] <kejava> DreamsofanEagle: start by installing this package from the repositories: "ubuntu-restricted-extras"
[03:34] <koganei> so how do I remove a deb install? (I can't look it up, because Firefox ain't working
[03:34] <System-7> I'd rather not have to have X running just for wireless
[03:35] <e3co> zebastian:  you are connected through a hard line now? yes
[03:35] <e3co> ?
[03:35] <stealth-> System-7: it should be as easy then as setting the ssid and dhclient. What errors are you getting?
[03:35] <DreamsofanEagle> Movie Player gives me the error, "Cannot open location, you might not have permission to open the file"
[03:35] <stealth-> System-7: if theres no security, it should be a breeze
[03:35] <erikk71> now find home for ddr 3200 ram
[03:35] <movela> kejava: thanks alot
[03:36] <kejava> DreamsofanEagle: heh, i believe i've seen that message for encrypted dvds, i just recall it was very misleading
[03:36] <System-7> I do an [i]iwconfig wlan0 essid "linksys" [/i] then [/i]dhclient wlan0[/i] but dhclient just keeps returning something about intervals and dhcpcd times out.
[03:36] <DreamsofanEagle> its not encrypted
[03:36] <System-7> "linksys" being the name of my wireless network
[03:37] <DreamsofanEagle> its an SG-1 disk, I can read it under windows
[03:37] <e3co> oh sg-1 !
[03:37] <DreamsofanEagle> Ubuntu just refuses to see it
[03:37] <DreamsofanEagle> well, it sees it, just won't play it
[03:37] <DreamsofanEagle> before I did the updates it gave me the error about needing a plugin
[03:37] <e3co> have you install the restricted packages? DreamsofanEagle
[03:38] <DreamsofanEagle> how?
[03:38]  * DreamsofanEagle is a complete noob
[03:38] <kejava> e3co: that's what i just suggested.  he may need a walk through with synaptic
[03:38] <rug> Why is the permissions on /home/ allow any user to access any other account? and/or what chmod should I use to deny users the abilty to read/list other accounts files?
[03:38] <e3co> kejava:  I got this one
[03:38] <kejava> DreamsofanEagle: have you used Synaptic Package Manager before?
[03:38] <System-7> woops igonore those tags in my commands lol
[03:38] <kejava> e3co: ok :)
[03:39] <stealth-> System-7: have you tried running dhclient without specifying the interface?
[03:39] <n8tuser> rug are you sure allowed? allowed to do what?
[03:39] <zebastian> e3co: yes
[03:39] <zebastian> i am connected to the router through a wire now
[03:39] <zebastian> why¿?
[03:40] <stealth-> rug: chmod -R 750 /home/user
[03:40] <rug> I have created 3 users on my box.  usera userb and userc.    all 3 users can read/list any/all files in any home folder
[03:40] <System-7> oh wtf that worked stealth...
[03:40] <rug> stealth-: thanks
[03:40] <stealth-> System-7: ubuntu has "virtual devices", sometimes these can conflict with just selecting one interface
[03:41] <System-7> lol I feel like I tried that b4 and it didn't work... apparently not :) thankies
[03:41] <n8tuser> zebastian-> you're trying to have two interfaces on same subnet still?
[03:41] <zebastian> NO
[03:41] <zebastian> i am trying to figure out
[03:41] <zebastian> why i can't conect to hte wireless
[03:41] <stealth-> rug: keep in mind that the 5 will allow people in the users groups to read and execute the files, still.
[03:41] <zebastian> when everyone can
[03:41] <FloodBot2> zebastian: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:41] <zebastian> using the same apssword
[03:41] <koganei> so when I try "sudo dpkg -p /home/koganei/Desktop/install_flash_player_10_linux.deb" it tells me the package is unavailable =/
[03:41] <stealth-> rug:  and np ;)
[03:41] <zebastian> when usually in other places i can
[03:41] <rug> stealth, yeah I am not worried about the groups, just the various users
[03:41] <zebastian> i don't like to have to operate in the office only
[03:41] <stealth-> System-7: anytime :)
[03:42] <stealth-> rug: yeah, you should be good then.
[03:42] <zebastian> n8tuser: i am trying to connect to the wireless network
[03:42] <zebastian> now clearly i don't know how to do that myself or i wouldnt be here
[03:42] <n8tuser> zebastian-> your AP?
[03:42] <zebastian> and i can't be here but  by connecting wired
[03:42] <zebastian> AP?
[03:42] <n8tuser> !who | zebastian
[03:42] <zebastian> n8tuser: AP?
[03:42] <nomasteryoda> zebastian, what kind of card do you have in your laptop?
[03:42] <n8tuser> zebastian-> access point
[03:43] <zebastian> nomasteryoda: that's a great question, how do i check that on the terminal?
[03:43] <nomasteryoda> lspci
[03:43] <quantumst8> hey.. wondering if someone can point me to somewhere with a guide on how to get flash working in Ubuntu 8.04
[03:43] <zebastian> n8tuser: what do i have to do to figure out the AP?
[03:43] <leaf-sheep> !flash | quantumst8
[03:43] <leaf-sheep> !flash64 | quantumst8
[03:43] <n8tuser> zebastian-> if i recall last night, i advise that you dont do a dual interface into same subnet.. dont have both ethernet and wifi on same subnet
[03:43] <GreyBeard> motd
[03:43] <zebastian> nomasteryoda: http://paste.ubuntu.com/275007/
[03:44] <stealth-> n8tuser: out of curiosity, why would that be a bad idea?
[03:44] <n8tuser> zebastian-> your AP?  or neighboors?
[03:44] <nomasteryoda> oh joy zebastian ... broadcom BCM4312
[03:44] <n8tuser> stealth--> unless he knows how to get the route table correctly , the packet will get confused on which nic to come out of
[03:44] <nomasteryoda> !broadcom | zebastian
[03:45] <stealth-> n8tuser: ah, I see. Thanks ;)
[03:45] <zebastian> n8tuser: i am not trying to have my cake and eat here will ya? i am not trying to double connect, i am trying to connect wireless but i need to talk to you all and for that i have to connect wired
[03:45] <jhouse> My wireless icon starts out greyed out and sometimes does not realize it can connect to anything for quite a while.  Any ideas why that would be?
[03:45] <zebastian> nomasteryoda: much appreciated but the card is not hte issue., the card works wonders, it does at home, it does and my gf's home it works at mcdonalds
[03:45] <zebastian> it just doesnt' work here for some reason
[03:46] <n8tuser> zebastian-> i understand your delimna, anyhow, you have the infamous broadcom chip that cause many men to loss hair..  :P
[03:46] <zebastian> n8tuser: my AP is called cap
[03:46] <nomasteryoda> I replaced my broadcom cards in all my laptops ... cost me about 25$ per system
[03:46] <n8tuser> zebastian-> its yours right? the AP with essid cap ?
[03:47] <zebastian> THE CHIP WORKS FINE! in my house i have a wireless N router
[03:47] <zebastian> that's the NGO i work for
[03:47] <stealth-> !caps | zebastian
[03:47] <zebastian> www.amigosparalapaz.org
[03:47] <zebastian> I was shouting for emphasis
[03:47] <zebastian> i don't have 25 bucks, this is a compaq cq-40 so i doubt there's much i can replace as most of it is integrated
[03:47] <nomasteryoda> zebastian, encryption can cause issues on those chipsets, unless you are not using encryption on your home network
[03:47] <stealth-> But it could be considered rude, and we are volunteers so respect is probably a good idea, zebastian
[03:48] <krishmish> i dont have sound in ubuntu 9.04
[03:48] <n8tuser> zebastian-> our experience has been, broadcom chips 43xx family is difficult to make work on linux systems
[03:48] <zebastian> my home has encryption
[03:48] <n8tuser> zebastian-> to prove it, you'd find lots of threads on this
[03:48] <nomasteryoda> zebastian, almost all laptops come with mini-pci or similar port for either bluetooth or wifi cards ...
[03:48] <zebastian> matter of fact i'll give you my password at home
[03:48] <zebastian> abcdefg8
[03:49] <stealth-> jhouse: its just the way network manager is programmed, I believe. It doesn't do the check until a certain interval comes up, If I remember correctly.
[03:49] <n8tuser> zebastian-> it wont do me any good knowingyour password.. lol
[03:49] <nomasteryoda> zebastian, ok. if its aes & tkip, then you should change to just aes or just tkip and see if you can connect... do that on the AP
[03:49] <krishmish> i dont have sound in ubuntu 9.04
[03:49] <jhouse> stealth: any way to adjust that interval?
[03:49] <zebastian> nomasteryoda: you're saying there's something like a usb plugabble deattachable gadget i can get to plug onto my laptop that will solve this issue?
[03:49] <nomasteryoda> oh no actual chip ... give me a minute to look up your model
[03:49] <stealth-> jhouse: without recompiling from source, I dont believe so. How long are you talking about, here?
[03:50] <n8tuser> nomasteryoda-> i let you take the lead, but perhaps you start him off without the wep or wpa, just in hte clear til he can connect
[03:50] <jhouse> stealth, it varies up to about a minute or two
[03:51] <stealth-> jhouse: hmmmm, I dont think that would be the interval check then. Unfortunately, past that I dont have much of an idea how to diagnose the problem
[03:51] <zebastian> nomasteryoda: ^
[03:51] <ewp> krishmish, have you maxed all bars in 'alsamixer'?
[03:51] <krishmish> ewp: lemme check
[03:52] <nomasteryoda> zebastian, yes can you turn off encryption and see if it will connect then?
[03:52] <krishmish> ewp: yeah
[03:52] <igsen> start with the basics check all cables
[03:53] <igsen> That was for krishmis
[03:53] <krishmish> ewp: but still i cant play sound
[03:53] <krishmish> ewp: hmm yeah...im on a dual boot machine
[03:53] <zebastian> nomasteryoda: no, it's not my network, it's configured by others and i am not allowed to it
[03:53] <tux9778> do blackberrys work with this os?
[03:53] <ewp> try the tests in system > prefs > sound
[03:53] <krishmish> ewp: i can play the sound in windows
[03:54] <zebastian> i only have access to connect but not to reconfigure
[03:54] <zoopie> > fish
[03:54] <krishmish> ewp: just did an update...lemme restart and see.
[03:54] <ewp> ok
[03:54] <krishmish> ewp: will be back in a minute please!!!
[03:54] <syk> anyone have a guide or anything for a "quicker" ubuntu startup, like disabling non needed things from starting  up?
[03:54] <nomasteryoda> zebastian,  see page 49 of this guide for your laptop... its a mini-pci express card it seems. http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&ct=res&cd=6&url=http%3A%2F%2Fh10032.www1.hp.com%2Fctg%2FManual%2Fc01531211.pdf&ei=Huq2SuS7H4X0Mfza3doO&usg=AFQjCNFUcxJbTiCtmYwjKkjhNvy4RXPu6w&sig2=r5hpsMFNdQn4vgOVrb4eYA
[03:55] <nomasteryoda> sorry for the long url
[03:56] <genii-around> syk: Put at the end of the grub kernel loading line for one boot:  profile            boot it up and it will try to streamline stuff a bit. Takes sometimes 20-30 seconds off subsequent boots
[03:56] <nomasteryoda> looks like that system also shipped with the intel card, which works perfectly on aes&tkip both as well as on open networks  with all Linux distros
[03:56] <Cocoabean> I'm looking for someone who knows bridges well. I made a bridge of my server's interface and now I cannot access it unless I am on the switch
[03:56] <krishmish> ewp: u there?
[03:56] <ewp> maybe
[03:57] <ewp> :)
[03:57] <krishmish> ewp: :-)
[03:57] <nomasteryoda> zebastian, 480985-001 is the HP spare part number
[03:57] <dsreddy> Hello ChanServ. While I was installing OALD7, it shows a windows without text on it. Please help me installing Oxford Dictionary 7
[03:57] <krishmish> after the restart, i still cant hear the sound
[03:57] <RukusX> hello everyone. I have an issue with usb 2.0 and my external hard drive. I connect the drive and it tells me using dmesg | grep usb that i havea connected a high speed device but its only running at full speed and to connect to a high speed hub. I have tested usb 2.0 with my thumb drive and it works at full usb 2.0 speeds. What do you figre the issue is?
[03:57] <zoopie> is there anyway i can stop ubuntu for user/pass on boot up?
[03:58] <krishmish> ewp:  i did a linux-ubuntu-modules-`uname -r` linux-generic
[03:58] <krishmish> update
[03:58] <ewp> you know what kind of audio card you have?
[03:58] <zebastian> nomasteryoda: one sec please, but again, is there some device i can get
[03:58] <zebastian> that i can usb plug
[03:58] <zebastian> to connect
[03:58] <zebastian> for cheap
[03:58] <FloodBot2> zebastian: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:58] <krishmish> ewp: i gotta check
[03:58] <krishmish> ewp: how do i find it?
[03:58] <ewp> krishmish, lspci | grep Audio
[03:59] <zebastian> nomasteryoda: downloading that file to view it
[03:59] <krishmish> ewp: 00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 82801I (ICH9 Family) HD Audio Controller (rev 02)
[03:59] <babyGreeve> With/Without - and who'll deny it's what the fighting's all about?
[03:59] <babyGreeve>     -- Pink Floyd
[04:00] <zebastian> nomasteryoda: is there a universal wireless device i can externally use to connect by pluging it usb though? is that what you meant by changing your laptops for less than 25 bucks
[04:00] <RukusX> anyone have any input on the usb 2.0 issues? and also i try ti unload ehci_hdc module to try to unload and reload to see if there is a difference and it comes back with an error saying FATAL" ehci_hdc modules not found"
[04:00] <nomasteryoda> http://www.getpartsonline.com/480985-001.html?source=googlebase&code=480985-001
[04:00] <babyGreeve> hubub, hubub, HUBUB, hubub, hubub, hubub, HUBUB, hubub, hubub, hubub.
[04:00] <babyGreeve> "For the man who has everything... Penicillin."
[04:00] <babyGreeve>  -- F. Borquin
[04:00] <babyGreeve>   "For I perceive that behind this seemingly unrelated sequence
[04:00] <babyGreeve> of events, there lurks a singular, sinister attitude of mind."
[04:00] <FloodBot2> babyGreeve: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:00] <babyGreeve>   "Whose?"
[04:00] <saru> Hello guys
[04:00] <scatterp> hi
[04:00] <saru> New install of Ubuntu :)
[04:00] <babyGreeve> Incorrectly configured static routes on the corerouters.
[04:01] <nomasteryoda> zebastian, nope I meant the best way, by replacing what you have inside... not an integrated part, but a clip in that fits much like a ram chip
[04:01] <ewp> krishmish, go to System > Prefs > Sound and set playback to HDA Intel (ALSA)
[04:01] <babyGreeve> Learning without thought is labor lost;
[04:01] <scatterp> is there an application gui that will allow me to access windows shares and copy files to them ?
[04:01] <babyGreeve> thought without learning is perilous.
[04:01] <babyGreeve>     -- Confucius
[04:01] <saru> I was wondering if anyone knew if Ubuntu 9.04 comes with Beryl?
[04:01] <nomasteryoda> then you won't have to keep up with a usb wifi thing...
[04:01] <babyGreeve> You know you're using the computer too much when:
[04:01] <babyGreeve> run emerge -C brother when your brother takes over your PC to play a game.
[04:01] <babyGreeve>   -- C J Pro
[04:01] <babyGreeve> For good, return good.
[04:01] <babyGreeve> For evil, return justice.
[04:01] <FloodBot2> babyGreeve: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:02] <genii-around> !ot | babyGreeve
[04:02] <babyGreeve> There is no distinction between any AI program and some existent game.
[04:02] <bastid_raZor> saru: no, compiz instead.. i believe beryl is dead now.
[04:02] <krishmish> ewp: ok
[04:02] <nomasteryoda> compiz-fusion
[04:02] <ewp> krishmish, hit Test next to it
[04:02] <zebastian> nomasteryoda: ok,  why am i looking at a manual for my laptop?  i mean sure thank you i hadn't seen that before but what am i suposed to do that
[04:02] <genii-around> !beryl
[04:02] <krishmish> ewp: testing in progress
[04:02] <saru> bastid_raZor, how do i activate compiz or do i have to install it via add/remove programs?
[04:02] <ewp> krishmish, if that shows an error box, try ALSA - Advanced...
[04:03] <ewp> krishmish, must be a volume problem then
[04:03] <zebastian> nomasteryoda: unless waht you're trying to tell me is that i do have the option to change waht's on the inside for less than 25 bucks too?
[04:03] <nomasteryoda> zebastian, its my best-case solution for putting in a new card... of which I posted the link ^
[04:03] <nomasteryoda> $20
[04:03] <ewp> krishmish, right click the sound applet on the gnome panel and open prefs
[04:03] <krishmish> ewp: still testing
[04:03] <zebastian> nomasteryoda: which particular card do you recomend considering my OS and laptop?
[04:03] <nomasteryoda> zebastian, http://www.getpartsonline.com/480985-001.html?source=googlebase&code=480985-001
[04:03] <bastid_raZor> saru: system>preferences>appearances then the visual tab .
[04:03] <ewp> krishmish, close the testing box
[04:03] <scatterp> is there an application gui that will allow me to access windows shares and copy files to them ?
[04:03] <krishmish> ewp: ok
[04:03] <krishmish> closed
[04:04] <nomasteryoda> will work for all your Linux need since intel has the firmware shipping with current Linux distros
[04:04] <ewp> krishmish, open the volume control
[04:04] <dsnyders> scatterp, places->network?
[04:04] <ewp> krishmish, then open preferences and check everything and close it, then move all the levels to the top
[04:04] <saru> bastid_raZor, just says None / Normal / Extra
[04:04] <krishmish> ewp: i had set all the playback options to HDA Intel ALC888 Digital
[04:05] <nomasteryoda> zebastian, and notice the line on the page for that card which states Linux is supported
[04:05] <bastid_raZor> saru: correct, choose nomral or extra.. also you should install this.
[04:05] <scatterp> dsnyders, sorry i dont see that i am using backtrack 4 its ubuntu based
[04:05] <bastid_raZor> !ccsm | saru
[04:05] <nomasteryoda> zebastian, as well as its an "n" card
[04:05] <zebastian> nomasteryoda: so you're saying, that if(in costa rica) go and get this card, which will probably have to be shipped here for 20 bucks and then get it installed which will probably cost like 10 bucks
[04:05] <zebastian> it will fix this here problem i have connecting to the peace centre's wifi?
[04:05] <saru> what is better, ccsm or compizconfig-settings-manager?
[04:05] <scatterp> dsnyders, is there some app i could apt-get from the ubuntu repositorys or some command line way to get to places -> networking
[04:05] <nomasteryoda> zebastian, you can install it yourself... following that manual
[04:06] <zebastian> nomasteryoda: N card?
[04:06] <nomasteryoda> yes
[04:06] <nomasteryoda> a/b/g/n it is
[04:06] <dsnyders> scatterp, try nautilus
[04:06] <bastid_raZor> saru: compizconfig-settings-manager
[04:06] <zebastian> nomasteryoda: English
[04:06] <scatterp> ok
[04:06] <nomasteryoda> zebastian, its a, b, g, and draft-n
[04:06] <scatterp> dsnyders, one sec let me grab that brb
[04:06] <krishmish> ewp: ok done
[04:06] <dsnyders> scatterp, hang on.
[04:07] <ewp> test the sound krishmish
[04:07] <nomasteryoda> wireless network standards 802.11a, b, g and n
[04:07] <scatterp> dsnyders, ok im in kde btw
[04:07] <zebastian> nomasteryoda: what does that mean?
[04:07] <nomasteryoda> just that it fully supports all wifi networks you would come across for the next several years
[04:07] <dsnyders> scatterp, what do you use to browse files?
[04:07] <saru> bastid_raZor, i only see Advanced Desktop Effects Settings (ccsm) and Compiz Fusion Icon under add/remove applications
[04:08] <bastid_raZor> saru: use apt-get or synaptic
[04:08] <soreau> saru: Sys>prefs>appearance>visual effects tab>Extra
[04:08] <ewp> krishmish, i must go for now. may be on later. good luck
[04:09] <krishmish> ewp: im getting sound...but very low
[04:09] <LucidGuy> Anyone know anything about USB drives.  I powered on my external USB drive which once was a large 500gb dos partition.  Today according to gparted there are no partions AHHH!  I even tried it on a Vista box and same thing.  Anyone know how to restore this.. Im assuming I need my partition info repaired or something.
[04:09] <nomasteryoda> zebastian, also you can check this page - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/WirelessCardsSupported
[04:10] <zebastian> nomasteryoda: so you say , buy it and problem solved?
[04:10] <krishmish> ewp: thanx
[04:10] <krishmish> ewp: for so far
[04:10] <rww> I have a couple of Ubuntu CDs that I forgot to label when I burned them. How can I tell whether one is a Desktop or Alternate CD without booting up from it?
[04:10] <RukusX> hello everyone. I have an issue with usb 2.0 and my external hard drive. I connect the drive and it tells me using dmesg | grep usb that i havea connected a high speed device but its only running at full speed and to connect to a high speed hub. I have tested usb 2.0 with my thumb drive and it works at full usb 2.0 speeds. What do you figre the issue is?
[04:10] <RukusX> anyone have any input on the usb 2.0 issues? and also i try ti unload ehci_hdc module to try to unload and reload to see if there is a difference and it comes back with an error saying FATAL" ehci_hdc modules not found"
[04:10] <zebastian> nomasteryoda: you never explained to me the value of the N
[04:11] <zebastian> what does that mean?
[04:11] <zebastian> is it good? bad?
[04:11] <nomasteryoda> very fast wifi
[04:11] <zebastian> nomasteryoda: so buy this and problem solved?
[04:12] <nomasteryoda> I would recommend that for your zebastian
[04:12] <saru> bastid_raZor, do i need to restart my windows manager after installing compizconfig-manager-settings?
[04:12] <syk> how come in my sound it only works half way and up? its like there is no levels of volume from half way down
[04:12] <scatterp> firefox
[04:12] <scatterp> or erm
[04:12] <scatterp> konqueror
[04:12] <scatterp> in windows i would just do \\192.168.2.4\d and it would take me right to it
[04:12] <mojo> hello everyone, I would like to ask can I use Recovery Mode to convert ext3 to ext4?
[04:13] <zebastian> nomasteryoda: well yes but you know 20-30$ vs a couple of hours fiddling, couple of hours fiddling always wins
[04:13] <mojo> hello everyone, I would like to ask can I use Recovery Mode to convert ext3 to ext4? I do not have CD-ROM, I got an installed system
[04:13] <scatterp> dsnyders, sorry i got disconnected how ever your tips before i did got me to figureing it out thanks for all the help
[04:13] <zebastian> but if you say that it will solve it nomasteryoda
[04:13] <bastid_raZor> saru: no, you need to have selected normal or extra.. if no errors then compiz is enabled and running
[04:13] <dsnyders> scatterp, You're welcome.  Backtrack 4 looks interesting.
[04:14] <scatterp> its pretty good fun
[04:14] <dsnyders> scatterp, I may try loading it onto a USB
[04:14] <saru> ok i keep trying to figure out how to do the 3D desktop etc and im not seeing options or shortcuts for the keys to push
[04:14] <scatterp> dsnyders,  its based around usb best to try it in a vm first
[04:14] <soreau> saru: What do you have selected in Visual Effects tab of gnome-appearance=properties?
[04:14] <nomasteryoda> if you want the best solution, that is my solution. I would not hesitate to purchase that card. All, I repeat "all" of the Intel cards I've purchased have worked even as far back as Ubuntu Warty
[04:14] <scatterp> dsnyders,  if you have a nvidia card check cuda
[04:14] <saru> bastid_raZor, i've got it set to extra right now, and when i move windows and such the effects do work
[04:15] <nomasteryoda> all internal cards.
[04:15] <cesar_> hola mundo
[04:15] <Guest35511> hello world
[04:15] <damion> hello
[04:15] <Guest35511> ok
[04:15] <monostone> I have correctly installed and configured dnscache + tinydns. I have tested dnscache via a tail -f logfile, and it is correctly cacheing content. Now, I am setting up a development/test environment, so I am using internal IP's, but i can NOT manage, to get tinydns to resolve the domains on my local network (commands dnsq a host IP and dig @IP host return correct responses, but dnsqr host, dig host and dig @IP -x IP all fail). My resolv.
[04:15] <monostone> conf has 127.0.0.1 defined as nameserver, i even added a search domain.internal, but nothing. I am forced to add the entry to the hosts file, but i want to avoid this, any ideas?
[04:15] <nomasteryoda> and with that help, i must bid you good day zebastian ... time for some shut-eye.
[04:16] <Guest35511> I have a question
[04:16] <soreau> saru: That means compiz is working. What else do you want to do?
[04:16] <saru> bastid_raZor, lol im stupid i forgot to open the compiz manager and set the settings there :)
[04:16] <awalton_> et86
[04:16] <damion> i was messing around with the aircrack suite, and somehow i've disabled my wireless.
[04:16] <damion> its greyed out
[04:16] <bastid_raZor> saru: i don't know all the little tweaks of compiz. there is a #compiz channel. soreau knows much more than I.
[04:16] <Guest35511> My ethernet wire RJ 45 does not work in ubuntu 9.4
[04:16] <genii-around> monostone: You may find more enlightening answers in #ubuntu-server
[04:16] <Guest35511> How can I make it work?
[04:16] <saru> I just wanted the configuration window for rotating the desktop etc and its under the manager :)
[04:16] <webb82f> ok im trying to install a new driver for my 945 integrated intel card  how can i tell what driver i have  or how can i install the 2.4.3 driver
[04:16] <monostone> genii-around, ok, ill try there
[04:16] <webb82f> please help
[04:17] <dsnyders> scatterp, no real need for parallel processing just yet.  I think I'd be better off dumping my 800MHz machine for something faster.
[04:17] <saru> would it still work under the KDE environment as well soreau
[04:18] <soreau> saru: Yes, but you have to enable it differently
[04:18] <saru> soreau, well Ubuntu just comes with gnome desktop correct?
[04:18] <linxeh> yes
[04:18] <musikgoat> saru: by default
[04:19] <saru> meaning from the default install of the live cd
[04:19]  * danielsh was about to say 'thanks' to Cocoabean, but he just left... :(
[04:19] <saru> ok
[04:19] <dsnyders> saru, there is also KUbuntu which comes with kde
[04:19] <soreau> saru: ubuntu, yes but you can install kde desktop
[04:19] <soreau> saru: kubuntu comes with kde by default
[04:19] <genii-around> !info kubuntu-desktop
[04:19] <linxeh> or you can install kde, or just the bits you need
[04:19]  * danielsh had connection problems
[04:19] <saru> well what is the biggest difference between Kubuntu and Ubuntu, just KDE vs Gnome?
[04:19] <linxeh> heh that package size is deceiving :)
[04:19] <linxeh> saru: yes
[04:19] <soreau> saru: yes
[04:19] <linxeh> saru: and muchos clutter
[04:20] <soreau> indeed
[04:20] <saru> which one has more clutter?
[04:20] <soreau> kde =bloat
[04:20] <linxeh> KDE = visual clutter
[04:20] <genii-around> linxeh: Hehe yes it's definitely not any 21K thats for sure
[04:20] <linxeh> its ugly as hell
[04:20] <soreau> saru: kde has the most klutter of them all ;)
[04:20] <linxeh> Gnome is nicer to look at, but functionally crap
[04:20] <linxeh> :/
[04:20] <saru> i'll probably end up sticking to Gnome then...
[04:20] <scatterp> dsnyders,  anyway thanks for the pointers erm so i am accessing it via smb:// i am trying to copy a file to it but im geting a could not write to smb://192.168.2.4/d/folder.
[04:20] <saru> im looking to maybe run Cedega on the laptop here.
[04:21] <saru> i don't need KDE taking up all my resources.
[04:21] <dsnyders> scatterp, You'd be subject to the network restrictions on the target machine.
[04:21] <SnakDoc> there a command to compare text files ?
[04:22] <Guest35511> I cannot configure my internet card in order to use a RJ45 wire in ubuntu 9.4
[04:22] <genii-around> SnakDoc: "diff"
[04:22] <SnakDoc> genii-around thanks
[04:23] <zebastian> good enough brbr
[04:23] <damion> can smoene help me fix the wireless on ubuntu
[04:23] <damion> i was messing with aircrack....i restarted my computer.
[04:23] <damion> but now i can't access the wireless network.
[04:24] <damion> i think i wrote something like, iwconfig wlan0 down or something like that.
[04:24] <damion> ?
[04:24] <dsnyders> damion, iwconfig wlan0 up might fix it.
[04:25] <damion> nope
[04:25] <damion> doesn't fix it
[04:25] <damion> I have wireless networks enabled....
[04:25] <ctmjr> never fails they ask how to run aircrack then a couple hours later ask how to fix their wireless
[04:26] <damion> but when I click on the icon WIRED NETWORK AND WIRELESS NETWORKS is greyed out
[04:26] <damion> lol
[04:26] <damion> hey its part of the learning process
[04:26] <dsnyders> ctmjr, the signal is probably falling through the cracks in the air :-)
[04:27] <ctmjr> dsnyders: :)
[04:27] <damion> wireless networks are enables....just the option is greyed out.
[04:27] <dsnyders> damion, sorry, I don't know enough about wireless config on linux to help.
[04:27] <damion> oh alright
[04:27] <damion> how would i go about disabling and enabling my wireless card though.
[04:27] <RukusX> dsnyders
[04:27] <damion> just like in windows?
[04:28] <RukusX> dsynders: I have an issue with usb 2.0 and my external hard drive. I connect the drive and it tells me using dmesg | grep usb that i havea connected a high speed device but its only running at full speed and to connect to a high speed hub. I have tested usb 2.0 with my thumb drive and it works at full usb 2.0 speeds. What do you figre the issue is?
[04:28] <saru> OMG speaking of wireless cards....
[04:28] <RukusX> shit
[04:28] <RukusX> dsnyders rather
[04:28] <saru> with Windows Vista, i plug in my AT&T Air Card, and it takes 20 minutes to setup
[04:28] <saru> i plugged it into Ubuntu and BAM up and running in 10 seconds!!
[04:28] <saru> i was sooo impressed
[04:29] <RukusX> yah vista = strange and annoying (at least to me)
[04:29] <saru> i've kind of wanted to try Windows 7
[04:29] <RukusX> me too
[04:29] <RukusX> but i could never leave ubuntu now
[04:29] <RukusX> its getting too good
[04:30] <dsnyders> RukusX, I suspect that it might be a "misprint".  The USB is probably working at full speed despite the message.
[04:30] <RukusX> before when i tried 7.04 for the first time i was like mehhh ubuntu is ok but man its a lot of messing around just to use a computer.. right? but into 9.04 HUGE improvement!  other than my usb 2.0 devices not  working!
[04:30] <RukusX> anyone wanna help with that?
[04:30] <RukusX> dsnyder a speedtest does not reflect that
[04:31] <RukusX> dsnyders timing was 1000kb/sec roughly
[04:31] <saru> my only concern with linux is game support :(
[04:31] <a_stray_shot> maybe just a cheap enclosure?
[04:31] <dpupp> is there a way to use ubuntu to check a windows partition for errors?
[04:31] <RukusX> i am sure it is not the best one. But it used  to run faster
[04:32] <dsnyders> saru, Pysol seems to work fine.
[04:32] <saru> what is Pysol?
[04:32] <dsnyders> saru, a Python based collection of solitare card games.
[04:32] <mike45094>  hey guys, so here's what I'm used to doing, see if you can change my life,  whenever I have a dev envionrment , I open up 5 consoles,  I usually name them php/mysql/html/css etc,  whenver I go to edit a php file I suspend a file ( via contorl + z ) and then use jobs to check my open jobs,  then I resume using %x,  is there a better way I could be doing this with screen or something else...?
[04:33] <RukusX> Timing cached reads:     2 MB in  2.09 seconds = 981.18 kB/sec  Timing buffered disk reads:    4 MB in  4.06 seconds = 1007.92 kB/sec
[04:33] <RukusX> dsnyders rather
[04:33] <RukusX> ^
[04:33] <RukusX> dsnyders: but when i connect my usb 2.0 thumb drive i get usb 2.0 speeds!
[04:34] <saru> i meant computer games like World of Warcraft, or Call of Duty, Tomb Raider : Underworld
[04:35] <RukusX> saru wine now has directx support and virtualbox now supports hardware accelleration. to what extend performance and compatability are i am not sure.
[04:35] <kapil> mike45094: you can certainly have 1 screen session with different activities in each screen window.
[04:35] <mike45094> kapil: could you explain to me how to do this
[04:36] <damion> lspci | grep -i -E wireless\|ethernet
[04:36] <saru> yeah i installed Wine last night and ran WoW from my windows partition and it ran but really slow...
[04:36] <damion> what is the vertical line and where is it on the keyboard?
[04:36] <damion> lspci | grep -i -E wireless\|ethernet
[04:37] <saru> so im guessing my settings for wine configuration are wrong.
[04:37] <damion> is that an i or an l?
[04:37] <kapil> start screen with "screen". You will get a command prompt (after the splash message). there you type something like "screen vi first_file.txt". This will open first_file.txt in a new screen window and so on. you switch between screen windows with "Ctrl+a"
[04:37] <dsnyders> RukusX, I'm not sure then.
[04:37] <damion> lspci | grep -i -E wireless\|ethernet
[04:37] <RukusX> dsnyders:  ur not the only one
[04:37] <damion> is this an i or an l in that command? i can't tell?
[04:37] <kapil> see "info screen" for the documentation (or "man screen"). Also remember "Ctrl-a ?" for help.
[04:37] <damion> between lspci and grep
[04:38] <mike45094> cool
[04:38] <ctmjr> mike45094: see if this helps you http://www.ubuntugeek.com/screen-manages-multiple-sessions-on-one-terminal.html
[04:38] <Omlette> damion: It's the letter between h and j.
[04:38] <a_stray_shot> damion: its a pipe, and it is shift+backslash usually
[04:38] <mike45094> kapil I'm going to give this a shot, actually the reason I asked this is because I used to use Ctyl-a a lot
[04:38] <mike45094> like a year ago
[04:38] <Omlette> d'oh
[04:38] <mike45094> and I forgot how to go about doing this methodology etc
[04:38] <bastid_raZor> damion: that is a pipe. above enter key on most keyboards
[04:39] <damion> |
[04:39] <damion> that...hmm ive never even noticed that.
[04:39] <damion> its called a pipe?
[04:39] <kapil> mike45094: you can define the command key to be something other than Ctrl-a.
[04:39] <a_stray_shot> yeah, and it works just like a real one, damion
[04:40] <eTiger13> how can i tell what apt upgraded on the last upgrade i ran?
[04:40] <damion> im trying to figure out how the omputer would interpret it....like a switch or something?
[04:40] <mike45094> how do you name a session?
[04:40] <damion> at least i know what it is now
[04:40] <damion> thanks
[04:40] <mike45094> I thought you could name a screen session with -S ?
[04:40] <mike45094> not child sessions though?
[04:41] <Solaris444> I have a very strange issue. I have an NEC laptop, and when I press the key (US Keyboard) that has | and \ on it, it instead shows me < and >
[04:41] <Solaris444> Any idea how to fix this, anyone?
[04:41] <mike45094> for example I want to do `screen vi README.txt` and have the session be called either... ReadMe.txt or TXT while I'm flipping through my screen sessions
[04:41] <kapil> mike45094: you can name screen windows with "Ctrl-a A"
[04:42] <mike45094> that seems like a bit much
[04:42] <mike45094> is there any other way to do that like on execute
[04:42] <mike45094> I would like to write a script, that's why I'm asking
[04:43] <dsnyders> damion, linux commands take input from something called standard input, and send their output to standard output.  The pipe routes the output of one program into the input of another.
[04:44] <kapil> or you can invoke new commands on the screen command line (C-a :). there you can give a command like "screen -t Readme.txt vi README.txt".
[04:44] <mike45094> -t eh?
[04:45] <kapil> screen -t test sh
[04:45] <webb82f> anyone know of a good alternative to the gnome start menu
[04:45] <kapil> mike45094: the above seems to work in my current screen session.
[04:46] <damion> so in the example i put
[04:46] <damion> lspci | grep -i -E wireless\|ethernet
[04:46] <damion> where would that "output' end up?
[04:46] <genii-around> damion: On the screen
[04:47] <damion> oh
[04:47] <samd> how do i run a program (command line) in the background?
[04:47] <dsnyders> damion, Unless otherwise specified the keyboard is the input, and the screen is output
[04:47] <linxeh> samd: & or screen
[04:48] <samd> linxeh-> & didnt worked as the program keeps sending output, ill try screen
[04:48] <linxeh> samd: its still in the background
[04:48] <pete_> whats the safest way to have the option to choose between xfce and fluxbux, fluxbox installed second
[04:48] <damion> cna anyone help me get wireless networks ungreyed.
[04:48] <dsnyders> damion, you can also send the output to a file using >
[04:48] <damion> > then filename?
[04:48] <dsnyders> damion, exactly.
[04:49] <samd> linxeh-> if i did ./prog &,,, and i contrl-C it, is it still runing?
[04:49] <linxeh> samd: yes, because you ctrl-c the shell, not your program
[04:49] <bastid_raZor> samd: program & disown
[04:49] <damion> i typed > example.txt
[04:49] <linxeh> samd: check ps -ef etc
[04:49] <damion> nothing happened
[04:49] <samd> linxeh-> ahhhh nice , didnt knew that, thanks
[04:49] <samd> bastid_raZor-> ight, tanks
[04:50] <dsnyders> damion, you can do stuff like ls | sort >example.txt and it will create a file called example.txt consisting of a sorted list of your directory.
[04:50] <castillev> Hey, will my installation work fine if I remove the Ubuntu-desktop? I just want to uninstall the Open office stuff.
[04:51] <samd> linxeh-> i see it under ps -ef, thanks
[04:51] <castillev> Without removing gnome.
[04:51] <samd> linxeh->  what happens if i logout?
[04:51] <damion> and where would that file end up? on my desktop?
[04:51] <scatterp> dsnyders, sorry ran in to some problems every time i try to copy my 4.3gb file it says its stalled so i tried pinging google while i did as a sort of keep alive and it gives a error on the ping "no buffer space available" im guessing its copying to fast is there some way i can fix that ?
[04:52] <dsnyders> damion, cat wordlist|sort|uniq|wc would print a count of the unique words in the file.
[04:52] <GLG> ok as a preface i have an nvidia card installed on my LP running the xorg config driver and i want to use two screens both as seperate x screens however when the driver tries to save to the xorg.config.backup to enable two x screens it cannot i tried rm on the old file and now it says i can't make a new one any ideas?
[04:52] <samd> bastid_raZor-> what does disown do?? makes it run even if i logout?
[04:52] <damion> my wireless is working again
[04:52] <damion> woot
[04:52] <linxeh> samd: with a & process it will likely die; with screen it will carry on
[04:52] <linxeh> samd: generally screen is a better solution
[04:52] <dsnyders> damion, it would place the file in the directory that you ran the command from.
[04:52] <samd> linxeh-> i see, ill go for screen then, thanks
[04:53] <dsnyders> scatterp, either that or the destination is out of space.
[04:53] <bastid_raZor> samd: no, disowns it from the terminal window
[04:53] <legend2440> GLG: in terminal type  gksudo nvidia-settings.  then you can save settings
[04:53] <scatterp> destination has tons of space remember i cant ping google when i stall...
[04:53] <samd> bastid_raZor-> alright thanks
[04:53] <_Trinity_> hey all
[04:53] <scatterp> dsnyders,  destination has tons of space remember i cant ping google when i stall...
[04:53] <nanotube> !hi | _Trinity_
[04:54] <_Trinity_> say what does ubuntu list pendrives under /dev/ as? I don't see a sd* listing
[04:54] <hossam> hello i am trying to backup my 1.5TB drive, i just dragged and dropped the directories into the new drive, will this copy over my files marked as hidden as well?
[04:54] <nanotube> _Trinity_: if they are mounted, you can see them easily with command "mount" - it will show the device names in /dev for you
[04:54] <scatterp> dsnyders, is there a way to dramaticly increase the buffer space or to make it go slower ?
[04:54] <dsnyders> _Trinity_, removable disks are usually mounted under /media automatically.
[04:55] <saru> Ubuntu uses Xorg correct?
[04:55] <dsnyders> scatterp, If it's not that, I don't know what to suggest.
[04:55] <nanotube> saru: if you're running the gui, then yes
[04:56] <_Trinity_> dsnyders: not mine
[04:56] <scatterp> dsnyders, how can i convert my file.tgz in to a split archive that windows could recombine ?
[04:56] <saru> ok thanks, I need to look to make sure its running in OpenGL or not.
[04:57] <solarisBoy> anyway to change my intro music on 8.10 ?
[04:57] <_Trinity_> ls /media --> cdrom cdrom0 non of which are my pendrive
[04:57] <nanotube> saru: run "glxinfo | grep rendering" if it shows "yes" then you're good
[04:57] <GLG> legend2440: ok i saved it now i still can't apply the crt x screen
[04:57] <nanotube> _Trinity_: is the pen drive formatted?
[04:57] <nanotube> _Trinity_: does it show up in the output of 'mount' command?
[04:57] <venky80> does anyone else have this issue http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?pid=622057#p622057
[04:58] <_Trinity_> sure is
[04:58] <saru> it says yes
[04:59] <nanotube> saru: so that means you have 3d accel enabled...
[04:59] <saru> do you need opengl to run Compiz?
[04:59] <genii-around> No, composite
[04:59] <saru> i noticed when i ran Wine yesterday with World of Warcraft it ran really slow framerate wise and im trying to figure out why.
[04:59] <nanotube> saru: well, you should look up what the optimal settings are for your video card and driver...
[05:00] <ceacro> hi folks
[05:00] <ceacro> I have a problem
[05:00] <saru> this is a generic laptop =o)
[05:00] <nanotube> !ask | ceacro
[05:00] <_Trinity_> nanotube: what am I looking for there?
[05:00] <ceacro> with my wire RJ 45
[05:00] <ceacro> ethernet
[05:00] <ceacro> i
[05:00] <nanotube> _Trinity_: looking for where? :)
[05:00] <saru> runs WoW under Windows XP Pro "okay"
[05:00] <ceacro> ubuntu does not recognize it
[05:00] <_Trinity_> nanotube: wunder the output of "mount"?
[05:01] <mn3m0n1c> mad wifi
[05:01] <_Trinity_> I see my partitions and a few otehr things I can't make out
[05:01] <ceacro> it recognizes my 3GSM usb modem and wireless
[05:01] <nanotube> _Trinity_: pastebin your mount output
[05:01] <nanotube> _Trinity_: also, pastebin your output of "sudo fdisk -l" (will list all disks, even if they're not mounted)
[05:01] <ceacro> but does not identify the wire ethernet conection
[05:02] <ceacro> why is wrong with the conection?
[05:02] <dsnyders> ceacro, what is it connected to?
[05:03] <GLG> does any1 know why i can't apply my x screen settings i saved them to /etc/X11/ and toggled some other stuff and i can't add my second screen as another x screen
[05:03] <ceacro> I have a wire connection that ubuntu does not recognize.
[05:03] <ceacro> it is a atheros wire card
[05:03] <wrapster> I have a 17'' syncmaster crt monitor.. and soon after I installed ubuntu on my machine..  i've noticed that the monitor has begun to flicker insanely... what could be the problem and how can i resolve it? its almost impossible to look at the screen
[05:04] <ctmjr> solarisBoy: yes in system > preferences > sound > sounds you can change it but it has to be in .wav format and not to long maybe 10 seconds or so to work
[05:04] <dsnyders> ceacro, does it show up if you issue an ifconfig command.
[05:04] <thiebaude> GLC, you tried gksudo gedet /etc/X11/xorg.conf?
[05:04] <mo0nykit> I'm trying to resurrect an old PC (Celeron 733 MHz, 256MB RAM, 20GB HDD). But I cannot format my HDD with the ext3 filesystem. What could possibly be wrong?
[05:04] <solarisBoy> cool .. i was there but it appears i dont get the option to change,, was wondering do i need like sudo privs?
[05:04] <thiebaude> gedit
[05:04] <soreau> saru: You need opengl.. specifically you need drivers supporting the GLX_EXT_texture_from_pixmap extension enabled and working with hardware rendering
[05:04] <ceacro> but I see a lot of codes
[05:04] <Nemesis1911> hey guys
[05:04] <GLG> what should i add to the xorg.conf?
[05:05] <ceacro> I tried with fconfig
[05:05] <dsnyders> mo0nykit, have you partitioned the disk as ext3?
[05:05] <dsnyders> ceacro, ifconfig
[05:05] <ceacro> ifconfig
[05:05] <ceacro> yeah
[05:05] <dr3mro> hi where i can suggest an idea for ubuntu 10.4
[05:05] <ceacro> it shows a lot of codes I am not able to understand
[05:05] <dtek> savages
[05:06] <ctmjr> solarisBoy: on the login sound you should be able to click it and edit it without sudo
[05:06] <Nemesis1911> I gotta problem I installed Windows 7 and now I lost my Ubuntu its still there.. but how do I get multi boot screen up ???? Help please
[05:06] <mo0nykit> dsnyders, yup, i had it partitioned already. My first attempt was with the Minimal CD. When I got to the "write partition changes to disk", partitioning crashes at around 33%
[05:06] <solarisBoy> ok let me try again
[05:06] <^mNotIntelligent> hello everyone !
[05:06] <_Trinity_> .
[05:06] <thiebaude> !grub | Nemesis1911
[05:06] <yinlong> Nemesis1911,you can recovery it
[05:06] <GLG> i would not know where to begin with a text file of my display config the most i've ever done is conky's config
[05:06] <dr3mro> hi where i can suggest an idea for ubuntu 10.4
[05:06] <ceacro> it shows this:
[05:07] <ceacro> Link encap:Ethernet  direcciónHW 00:25:56:7b:ce:98
[05:07] <ceacro>           ARRIBA DIFUSIÓN MULTICAST  MTU:1500  Métrica:1
[05:07] <ceacro>           RX packets:0 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 frame:0
[05:07] <ceacro>           TX packets:0 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 carrier:0
[05:07] <ceacro>           colisiones:0 txqueuelen:1000
[05:07] <ceacro>           RX bytes:0 (0.0 B)  TX bytes:0 (0.0 B)
[05:07] <FloodBot2> ceacro: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:07] <_Trinity_> nanotube: wrong pastebin but it'll do http://pastebin.com/m22f3113d
[05:07] <durt> !brainstorm | dr3mro
[05:07] <^mNotIntelligent> !pb | ceacro
[05:07] <lightness> hi one question:how can i unistall virtualbox 3(from the website) from my ubuntu-gnome system?
[05:07] <dsnyders> mo0nykit, The drive may be kaput, maybe?
[05:07] <Nemesis1911> kewl kelw.. I'm gonna check the link guys.. thx 1000000000000000000
[05:07] <^mNotIntelligent> lightness, add virtual box repo and use apt-get
[05:07] <ceacro> hi
[05:07] <solarisBoy> _Trinity_: does 'sudo fdisk -l' show the drive?
[05:08] <yinlong> Nemesis1911,do you have a live cd?
[05:08] <ghostbone> 呵呵
[05:08] <mo0nykit> dsnyders, yup, that's my main suspicion :( I even tried DamnSmallLinux, crashing at random points, throwing segmentation fault errors
[05:08] <^mNotIntelligent> lightness, can't you use apt-get
[05:08] <nanotube> _Trinity_: ok, so the mount output only shows your / and /home partitions (everything else is system cruft that's irrelevant to the present discussion). how about fdisk -l ?
[05:08] <ghostbone> my
[05:08] <Nemesis1911> yinlong.. have a gparted usb flash
[05:09] <lightness> ^mNotIntelligent tried apt-get but didnt work: couldnt find it
[05:09] <^mNotIntelligent> lightness, coool, then do it manually using dpkg
[05:09] <ceacro> what Can I do, my ethernet driver does not work
[05:09] <Nemesis1911> yinlong: I have a live cd..
[05:09] <ghostbone> 11
[05:09] <^mNotIntelligent> lightness, seems you installed it manually, right?
[05:09] <lightness> ^mNotIntelligent ok what is that?
[05:09] <yinlong> Nemesis1911,so you can use the command "grub" as root
[05:09] <solarisBoy> ceacro: whats your ethernet interface?
[05:09] <lightness> ^mNotIntelligent right
[05:09] <Nemesis1911> i'm in WINDOWS
[05:10] <solarisBoy> ceacro: can you try 'sudo ethtool <interface>' and see what it says
[05:10] <^mNotIntelligent> lightness, dpkg -r virtualbox-3 ...something like this prefix sudo if required
[05:10] <ceacro> it is a RJ45 wire with an Atheros fast Ethernet
[05:10] <yinlong> Nemesis1911,you are in windows?well,so you have to reboot into your live cd
[05:10] <solarisBoy> right.. i meant the label..
[05:10] <^mNotIntelligent> lightness, does that make sense?
[05:11] <scatterp> can any one help me i am using konqueror to try to copy some files 3gb/12gb/20gb and each time i get an error stalled and i become offline i have tried to ping google mean while to monitor the situation and i have seen an error from ping that says out of buffer space can any one help ?
[05:11] <solarisBoy> is it eth0? if so try running ethtool on it
[05:11] <lightness> ^mNotIntelligent what this command exacly does?
[05:11] <Nemesis1911> what do you mean by live CD yinlong?
[05:11] <yinlong> yeah,
[05:11] <solarisBoy> sudo ethtool eth0
[05:11] <^mNotIntelligent> lightness, it erases/removes the packages manually...
[05:11] <ceacro> ok, I will try, wait
[05:11] <yinlong> you can connect to me in your live CD.
[05:12] <wrapster> did anyone have such issues with ubuntu?
[05:12] <wrapster> can any one look at the issue?
[05:12] <_Trinity_> nanotube: fdisk -l is here http://pastebin.com/m1817ab53
[05:12] <^mNotIntelligent> lightness, keep in mind its not going to remove other dependencies...so avoid using this manual technique as far as possible..use apt-get
[05:12] <Nemesis1911> live cd?
[05:12] <^mNotIntelligent> wrapster, whats the issue
[05:12] <sebsebseb> !livecd |  Nemesis1911
[05:12] <lightness> ^mNotIntelligent ill give it try and then get back to you thnx
[05:12] <solarisBoy> _Trinity_: its not there
[05:12] <solarisBoy> only one drive i see
[05:12] <Nemesis1911> ohh ok and when I boot up with the UBUNRU cd what do I do
[05:12] <wrapster> ^mNotIntelligent: I have a 17'' syncmaster crt monitor.. and soon after I installed ubuntu on my machine..  i've noticed that the monitor has begun to flicker insanely... what could be the problem and how can i resolve it? its almost impossible to look at the screen
[05:12] <ceacro> it says there is not such a device
[05:12] <yinlong> Nemesis1911,do you really have a live CD?
[05:13] <Nemesis1911> UBUNTU 9.04 cd
[05:13] <_Trinity_> nanotube: fdisk -l is here http://pastebin.com/m1817ab53
[05:13] <^mNotIntelligent> lightness, i used the same methond to remove my vbox2.2 2 days back...so rest assured you dont need any dependencies to be taken care of...so its fine. just go ahead and remove it manually
[05:13] <solarisBoy> whats the name of ur eth0 int
[05:13] <_Trinity_> I'm here
[05:13] <ceacro> the only distro it makes it work is KUKI linux
[05:13] <^mNotIntelligent> lightness, no probs
[05:13] <solarisBoy> _Trinity_: its not there
[05:13] <solarisBoy> _Trinity_: there is one drive there
[05:13] <_Trinity_> yeah
[05:13] <ceacro> no problem to recognize my ethernet connection
[05:13] <yinlong> Nemesis1911,that's it
[05:13] <Nemesis1911> yinlong: ok and then?
[05:13] <solarisBoy> _Trinity_: when you plug in the drive,, what output do you get in dmesg?
[05:13] <nanotube> _Trinity_: well, there's only one disk showing in fdisk -l - so your usb stick is not being seen by the system at all...
[05:13] <^mNotIntelligent> wrapster, its flickering too much...okey....wait a min
[05:13] <lightness> ^mNotIntelligent probs?
[05:13] <yinlong> use the command "grub" as root
[05:14] <_Trinity_> nanotube: yes I thought so
[05:14] <^mNotIntelligent> nevermind
[05:14] <ctmjr> wrapster: try to change the refresh rate you should have a display settings in your menu
[05:14] <wrapster> ^mNotIntelligent: too much as in the case of a drunken maniac!!!! trying to drive a car
[05:14] <wrapster> its that bad
[05:14] <nanotube> _Trinity_: is the usb stick plugged in? are you plugging it in directly, or through a usb hub? also, as solarisBoy says, check your system log for any interesting messages when you plug in your stick.
[05:14] <solarisBoy> _Trinity_: unplug the drive run "tail -f /var/log/messages &" and plug it back in
[05:14] <_Trinity_> but there is a command I can't think of right now where something shows up a Kisngston and it's not ram
[05:14] <^mNotIntelligent> wrapster, must be monitor refresh rate issue...change thta
[05:14] <yinlong> Nemesis1911,do you know which partition your boot partition is?
[05:14] <solarisBoy> ceacro: has the card ever worked?
[05:15] <dsnyders> _Trinity_, are you thinking of lsusb?
[05:15] <Nemesis1911> ext3
[05:15] <ceacro> yeah, with kuki linux
[05:15] <ceacro> with windows xp
[05:15] <_Trinity_> the usb stick is plugged into my keyboard
[05:15] <solarisBoy> hmm
[05:15] <wrapster> ctmjr: i did open it up but it says "it appears your graphics drivers are not supported"
[05:15] <solarisBoy> _Trinity_: is that usb drive recognized?
[05:15] <wrapster> ctmjr: im have a nvdia 8series
[05:15] <solarisBoy> slot rather
[05:15] <wrapster> that is not supported>?
[05:15] <^mNotIntelligent> wrapster, put your h/w details...
[05:15] <_Trinity_> dsnyders: yes
[05:15] <yinlong> Nemesis1911,i mean how many partitions are there in your HD?
[05:15] <thiebaude> wrapster, which graphics card do you have?
[05:16] <Nemesis1911> 3
[05:16] <Nemesis1911> yinlong : sorry 2
[05:16] <_Trinity_> dsnyders:  Bus 001 Device 005: ID 13fe:1a20 Kingston Technology Company Inc.
[05:16] <nanotube> _Trinity_: try "lsusb" command, too.
[05:16] <dsnyders> _Trinity_, Try plugging the usb into the machine directly.  I've had problems in the past with keyboard usb slots not having enough power
[05:16] <solarisBoy> i agree with dsnyders
[05:16] <Nemesis1911> yinlong: 1 ntfs .. and one for ubuntu
[05:16] <nanotube> dsnyders: heh, you beat me on the lsusb, then.
[05:16] <yinlong> Nemesis1911,only two?oh,ok
[05:17] <wrapster> thiebaude: nvidia geforce 8 series
[05:17] <ctmjr> wrapster: what does system > administration > hardware drivers show?
[05:17] <nanotube> _Trinity_: as they say, try plugging it in directly - that was the reason i asked you earlier if it's plugged in directly or through a hub. :)
[05:17] <thiebaude> wrapster, my bad, i seen that earlier
[05:17] <Nemesis1911> yinlong: so how do I get back into Ubuntu cuz windows is killig me
[05:17] <_Trinity_> nanotube: I got something
[05:17]  * thiebaude time to get coffee
[05:17] <solarisBoy> ceacro: whats the exact name of your card?
[05:17] <_Trinity_> nanotube: Sep 21 00:17:08 MaiNethuerc kernel: [44780.324366] usb 1-1.3: USB disconnect, address 5
[05:18] <wrapster> it says i need to activate a few accelerated graphics drivers, Nvidia version 180...
[05:18] <ceacro> atheros AR8132 PCI-E fast ethernet C
[05:18] <wrapster> will activate it and get back to you
[05:18] <ctmjr> wrapster: ok
[05:19] <solarisBoy> netbook?
[05:19] <nanotube> _Trinity_: is that when you plug in through the keyboard? or when directly?
[05:19] <ceacro> yeah
[05:19] <solarisBoy> hmm
[05:19] <ceacro> it is a netbook
[05:19] <yinlong> Nemesis1911,frist,as i told you ,use the command "grub" int ubuntu as root.
[05:19] <GLG> shouldn't the x screen stay as configured if i save the settings and reset?
[05:19] <_Trinity_> nanotube: I'm stil pluggin it into the keyboard
[05:19] <solarisBoy> 9.04?
[05:19] <Nemesis1911> yinlong : ok grup
[05:19] <ceacro> yeah
[05:20] <ceacro> ubuntu remix 9.4 special for the acer one netbook
[05:20] <solarisBoy> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=770173&page=9 <-- ceacro
[05:20] <solarisBoy> interesting
[05:20] <_Trinity_> nanotube: tail -f /var/log/messages &  http://pastebin.com/m2c5bff39
[05:20] <yinlong> Nemesis1911,secondly,use the command "roo (hd0,X)"
[05:20] <lightness> ^mNotIntelligent tried it and gave this message: "dpkg - warning: ignoring request to remove virtualbox which isn't installed"
[05:20] <nanotube> _Trinity_: well, try it directly - if ubuntu doesn't like it when plugged through the keyboard, there's little you can do to convince it otherwise. (unless google turns up something interesting)
[05:20] <Nemesis1911> ok
[05:20] <ceacro> I am working now in my 3GSM usb modem
[05:21] <solarisBoy> i see
[05:21] <ADmiral> Hello #ubuntu, please help me get my microphone to work! I already tried the "alsamixer→unmute everything" solution.
[05:21] <nanotube> _Trinity_: ah, insufficient available bus power - well, there's your couse.
[05:21] <nanotube> _Trinity_: cause, that is.
[05:21] <^mNotIntelligent> lightness, first get the complete pkg name useing this: dpkg -l | grep -i virtualbox
[05:21] <^mNotIntelligent> lightness, seems you put wrong/incomplete name hence that message
[05:21] <solarisBoy> i figured the device wasn't receiving proper power
[05:21] <_Trinity_> hey guys, when I unplug the endrive lsusb doesn't list Bus 001 Device 006: ID 13fe:1a20 Kingston Technology Company Inc.
[05:21] <yinlong> Nemesis1911,the "X" in "root (hd0,X)" refers to the number of your ext3 partiton
[05:21] <Nemesis1911> yinlong: thats it?
[05:22] <solarisBoy> thats usually the culprit for usb weirdness
[05:22] <_Trinity_> nanotube: Oohhh there it is. Thanks nano.
[05:22] <_Trinity_> I'm going to try it directly
[05:22] <nanotube> _Trinity_: so, if you have any usb ports on the machine itself, plug directly
[05:23] <nanotube> _Trinity_: yea :)
[05:23] <ceacro> it recognizes everything but ethernet
[05:23] <ceacro> my wireless works like charm
[05:23] <yinlong> Nemesis1911,thridly,use "setup (hd0)"
[05:23] <_Trinity_> lsusb lists it as a Kinston device again
[05:24] <_Trinity_> now that it's plugged straight into the mac
[05:24]  * ^mNotIntelligent lemme have some coffee 
[05:24] <scatterp> can any one help me i am using konqueror to try to copy some files 3gb/12gb/20gb and each time i get an error stalled and i become offline i have tried to ping google mean while to monitor the situation and i have seen an error from ping that says out of buffer space can any one help ? or is there a way i can split my file up and recombine it in windows with out damaging it ?
[05:24] <yinlong> Nemesis1911,lastly,use "quit".and it's over
[05:24] <Nemesis1911> yinlong: ok kew thx dude.. .. yer awsome
[05:24] <yinlong> Nemesis1911,clear?
[05:24] <^mNotIntelligent> lightness, did you try that?
[05:25]  * dsnyders holds his cup towards ^mNotIntelligent hopefully
[05:25] <saru> how do I figure out what graphics drivers Ubuntu installed from the Live CD?
[05:25] <scatterp> dsnyders, is there a way to split the file and recombine it in windows with out damaging it (its important data)
[05:25] <Nemesis1911> yup grub,,, root (hd0,x) and then setup (hd0) and all done right..
[05:26] <ctmjr> saru it's vesa
[05:26] <dsnyders> scatterp, you could try zipping it.
[05:26] <lightness> ^mNotIntelligent yes and then tried it apt-get remove with the correct name and worked many thanks
[05:26] <saru> ?
[05:26] <scatterp> dsnyders, how do i make it a split zip ?
[05:26] <^mNotIntelligent> lightness, cool....you're welcome
[05:26] <saru> is Vesa just some standard graphics driver?
[05:26] <scatterp> dsnyders,  like 500mb a piece
[05:26] <solarisBoy> ha . i make my login theme the Xfile intro music
[05:26] <solarisBoy> =>
[05:26] <yinlong> Nemesis1911,do you know what X in "root (hd0,X)" means?it's the key.
[05:26] <ADmiral> Hi, [repeating] please help me with my microphone! /dev/audio does give output, but recording via ALSA doesn't work.
[05:27] <ctmjr> saru: the graphics driver is vesa by default on the live cd
[05:27] <Nemesis1911> yinlong: what key?
[05:27] <dsnyders> scatterp, there's a program called zipsplit which might help.
[05:27] <solarisBoy> is it muted?
[05:27] <scatterp> ok
[05:27] <yinlong> Nemesis1911,i mean it's IMPORTANT.
[05:27] <saru> ctmjr, i've already installed Ubuntu onto the system though and wanna figure out what driver my graphics card is using.
[05:27] <ADmiral> no, sadly not :( I did the alsamixer - unmute everything thing
[05:27] <scatterp> hrm dont see it on the repos
[05:28] <yinlong> Nemesis1911,do you know the number of your ext3 partition is?
[05:28] <ADmiral> I get either a faint noise or a loud screeching one, but can't record properly.
[05:28] <dsnyders> scatterp, or you might try scp/putty and pull it from the windows end instead of pushing it from the linux end.
[05:29] <scatterp> dsnyders, i thought of that not sure how to do that....
[05:29] <ctmjr> saru: that is not what you asked but try this egrep "Loading /usr/lib/xorg/modules/drivers" /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[05:29] <Nemesis1911> yinlong: i'm not sure
[05:30] <_Trinity_> nanotube: hey fdisk -l again doesn't show any pendrive disk but the tail -f /var/log/messages & made mention of a sd*
[05:30] <strings> hi, i downloaded and installed google gadgets (.deb) in my ubuntu 9.04 ...but it is having only few gadgets. How can i add more gadgets to it?
[05:30] <_Trinity_> nanotube: so I tried sudo mount -t vfat /dev/sda1 /mnt/pendrive
[05:30] <_Trinity_> nanotube: and that didn't work but sudo mount -t vfat /dev/sda1 /mnt/pendrive
[05:30] <_Trinity_> rahter
[05:30] <saru> ctmjr, it came back with (II) Loading /usr/lib/xorg/modules/drivers//intel_drv.so
[05:30] <chez> how do i partition my /home folder ?
[05:30] <legend2440> ADmiral: i can't remember where i got these instructions but they worked for me   http://paste.ubuntu.com/275044/
[05:31] <Nemesis1911> i'm gonna go give it a try brb yinlong!!!
[05:31] <chez> how do i partition my /home folder without formatting ?
[05:31] <Berzerker> anyone having a problem installing add-ons for firefox right now?
[05:31] <yinlong> Nemesis1911,if you are not sure,you can try the "X" from 0 to 1 now that there are only two partitons in all.
[05:31] <_Trinity_> sudo mount -t vfat /dev/sda1 /mnt/pendrive
[05:31] <_Trinity_> did work
[05:31] <_Trinity_> thanks guys
[05:31] <ADmiral> legend2440: thanks, I'll try that
[05:31] <ctmjr> saru: it is loading the intel driver
[05:31] <nanotube> _Trinity_: glad it worked out :)
[05:31] <surgy> when i try to install amarok im getting the error
[05:31] <surgy> Failed to fetch cdrom://Ubuntu 9.04 _Jaunty Jackalope_
[05:31] <saru> ctmjr, i guess so, after i typed that in it spit me back into the command prompt
[05:32] <surgy> !dpkg
[05:32] <nanotube> Berzerker: err.. no?
[05:32] <_Trinity_> nanotube: thanks to you and other that pitched in
[05:32] <nanotube> _Trinity_: yw :)
[05:32] <scatterp> do i need to start some kinda scp server here in linux i found a client in windows ?
[05:33] <solarisBoy> scp server is sshd
[05:33] <m0r0n> How can I get my pictures from my blackberry onto Ubuntu
[05:33] <strings> hi, i downloaded and installed google gadgets (.deb) in my ubuntu 9.04 ...but it is having only few gadgets. How can i add more gadgets to it?
[05:33] <ctmjr> saru: that is what it should do it just finds the driver line in the log and prints it to the screen
[05:33] <solarisBoy> if thats running ur windows client should only need to connect to ssh
[05:34] <Berzerker> nanotube: mine is just stuck on connecting for all add-ons I try to download
[05:35] <ctmjr> saru: are you having problems with it or just wanting to know what the driver was?
[05:35] <saru> well im having frame rate issues with World of Warcraft while using Wine
[05:35] <nanotube> Berzerker: hrm, just tried, works for me... try going to the website addons.mozilla.org, and installing through there, instead of using the panel - maybe that will work for you
[05:35] <saru> the settings in the game are turned all day to really low.
[05:35] <Berzerker> nanotube: wasn't working for me either.
[05:36] <saru> i ran grep rendering and it came back as "yes" so i know OpenGL is working
[05:36] <nanotube> Berzerker: the website wasn't working?
[05:36] <saru> but im thinking maybe im missing some sort of extra driver to make things run better
[05:36] <Berzerker> nanotube: no the website worked, but I still couldn't install anything, btw do you know how to fix the "choose an application" when clicking on "open containing folder" in firefox
[05:37] <saru> ctmjr, i just checked the package manager and it says im running xserver-xorg-video-intel 2:2.6.3-0ubuntu9.3
[05:37] <ctmjr> saru: are you on jaunty?
[05:37] <nanotube> Berzerker: when you say "couldn't install anything" - what happened? did you get some error message, or what?
[05:38] <saru> don't know what Jaunty is...
[05:38] <Berzerker> nanotube: nope, just sits at Connecting to releases.mozilla.org....
[05:38] <nanotube> Berzerker: also, no, never ran into that problem... for open containing folder.
[05:38] <ctmjr> saru: what ubuntu distro are you using
[05:38] <thiebaude> saru, which graphics card do you have?
[05:38] <nanotube> Berzerker: that's weird, it shouldn't be connecting to 'releases.mozilla.org', but to 'addons.mozilla.org'
[05:39] <saru> thiebaude, i am trying to figure that out to make sure i have or need to get the correct drivers for it
[05:39] <nanotube> Berzerker: or are you trying to upgrade the browser itself?
[05:39] <Berzerker> no
[05:39] <Berzerker> I'm trying to install addons
[05:39] <saru> im running Ubuntu 9.04 i believe
[05:39] <Berzerker> I go to addons.mozilla.org, search for adblock plus
[05:39] <genii-around> saru: "Jaunty" is a prticular Ubuntu version (9.04)    command: lsb_release -a               tells what version you have
[05:39] <Berzerker> click add to firefox, and sits at connecting
[05:39] <GLG> ok this is becoming irritating i can't apply the xorg.conf settings unless i save and reset the server but when i reset it resets to before i saved grrrrrrrr
[05:39] <saru> im running what ever version came from ubuntu.org
[05:39] <saru> i just hit download and got the iso =o)
[05:40] <ctmjr> !intel | saru see if this helps
[05:40] <nanotube> Berzerker: ah yes i see it does connect to releases.moz in the process... but it works just fine for me. don't know what could be causing your problem...
[05:40] <Berzerker> nanotube: everything else internet related is working fine
[05:40] <thiebaude> saru, if you have intel 810 or 815 you will def have problems
[05:41] <saru> thiebaude, why do you say that?
[05:41] <nanotube> Berzerker: strange... as a workaround, you could try going to adblockplus.org directly, downloading the latest .xpi from there to your hd, then installing it by opening it from firefox.
[05:41] <saru> thiebaude, the sticker says X3100
[05:41] <thiebaude> !intel | saru
[05:41] <thiebaude> saru, how old is your computer?
[05:42] <Berzerker> nanotube: yeah, I also realized I'm on 3.0.14, and should be on 3.5
[05:42] <saru> thiebaude, maybe a few years old... its one of those from like Office Max etc.  Was given to me as a gift
[05:42] <Berzerker> nanotube: well I believe I should be using 3.5, because I like it better.
[05:42] <servo> question for yall: how do i connect to a server (via an ip address) on linux (xubuntu)
[05:42] <thiebaude> saru, is it a dell?
[05:42] <saru> its a Aspire 5720z model
[05:42] <saru> Acer
[05:42] <thiebaude> ok
[05:42] <saru> "crappy laptop" in my opinion
[05:42] <Neil3> good moaning :)
[05:42] <ctmjr> saru: try this lspci | grep -i vga
[05:43] <saru> its giving me Mobile GM965/GL960 Integrated Graphics Controller
[05:43] <servo> question for yall: how do i connect to a server (via an ip address) on linux (xubuntu
[05:43] <kevin|demarest> saru: I have the graphics chip
[05:44] <kevin|demarest> *same
[05:44] <saru> kevin|demarest, do you use Wine and run WoW with it?
[05:44] <kevin|demarest> saru: no
[05:44] <saru> i am having frame rate issues with this card or setup for some reason i just installed this OS yesterday
[05:45] <kevin|demarest> saru:  compiz doesn't even run, I don't have any hope for WoW working very well on this card
[05:45] <servo> Help plz?
[05:45] <ADmiral> Thanks to legend2440, my mic now works, yay! But there's a loud background noise and I can't get rid of it by playing with the volume controls. Is there any sort of filter I could apply to sound recording, like the "Noise Removal" Effect in Audacious?
[05:45] <kevin|demarest> saru: correction, it runs, but it locks up
[05:45] <saru> compiz seems to run fine for me...
[05:46] <kevin|demarest> saru: maybe we don't have the exact same chip
[05:46] <servo> can some one help meee?
[05:46] <nanotube> Berzerker: well, you could try using ubuntuzilla to get the official mozilla build of ff 3.5
[05:46] <kevin|demarest> saru: I have a toshiba u305-s7448
[05:46] <nanotube> servo: what protocol? ssh?
[05:46] <Berzerker> nanotube: ubuntuzilla?
[05:46] <ctmjr> servo: i do not know much about it but i believe it is ssh -C name@ip address
[05:46] <servo> smb
[05:46] <saru> i've got the Acer Aspire 5720z
[05:46] <thiebaude> kevin | demarest , does your X freeze up
[05:46] <servo> thx ctmjr ill try it
[05:46] <mezquitale> !karmic
[05:46] <kevin|demarest> thiebaude: yeah
[05:46] <saru> but on their website it does not specify what chip is really inside the laptop
[05:47] <Berzerker> nanotube: but firefox won't update 3.0* to 3.5*
[05:47] <kevin|demarest> thiebaude: I have the ppa for new intel drivers, which actually got compiz to work at all.  I'm running Jaunty
[05:47] <saru> thats why im curious to know if Ubuntu just installed some default driver verse the correct driver.
[05:47] <Berzerker> nanotube: you need to install firefox-3.5 for that
[05:47] <thiebaude> kevin | demarest, samething for me but i found a fix
[05:47] <kevin|demarest> saru: there is only one driver for intel integrated graphics
[05:48] <kevin|demarest> saru: different version, but one driver for all chips, from what I understand
[05:48] <saru> is mine the latest one?
[05:48] <drhelskt> hey guy. easy question here. i put in a brand new hard drive. 1.5tb i formatted it to ext3. i had to mount it. and now it seems it is read only. i want to have the drive part of ubuntu. i dont want to have to mount it. and of course i was to be able to write to it aswell. any suggestions?
[05:48] <nanotube> Berzerker: indeed, hence my suggestion for ubuntuzilla...
[05:48] <servo> ctmjr, i guess my question would be. can i connect to the files on the server im running on....aka: im sitting on the server
[05:49] <kevin|demarest> saru: couldn't say.  I'm not sure how the intel video driver works.  If I do an lshw there isn't a file that seems to be used for the intel driver.
[05:49] <DesertEagle> hello all!
[05:50] <Berzerker> nanotube: well I still can't install any add-ons, even after installing 3.5
[05:50] <kevin|demarest> !hello | DesertEagle
[05:50] <kevin|demarest> God, I shouldn't use that greeting.  Hello DesertEagle
[05:50] <DesertEagle> could someone explain to me why when i open several youtube videos in separate tabs in firefox, my mouse acts up stupid
[05:50] <nanotube> Berzerker: try the direct route by getting the xpi
[05:50] <thiebaude> haha
[05:50] <Berzerker> nanotube: yeah but there are other add-ons I'd like to install as well
[05:50] <DesertEagle> kevin: your greeting makes sense! :)
[05:51] <kevin|demarest> DesertEagle: I can make an educated guess:  Too much cpu usage in firefox?
[05:51] <drhelskt> can anyone help me out? i asked my question 5 mins ago. should i of formatted the drive to ext2?
[05:51] <nanotube> Berzerker: same workaround applies - every addon generally has its own website, and puts up the latest xpi on it.
[05:52] <DesertEagle> kevin: not really, only three tabs, but my mouse will start having right click issues and window focus issues
[05:52] <DesertEagle> (using openbox)
[05:52] <Krux0>  anyone know any good stock ticker software?
[05:52] <nanotube> drhelskt: no, ext3 is just fine. just need to mount it read/write, instead of readonly.
[05:52] <athlon_> anyone have issues with the 64 bit versions?
[05:52] <Berzerker> nanotube: restarting fixed it lol.l
[05:52] <nanotube> Berzerker: heh nice
[05:52] <Berzerker> nanotube: the computer that is
[05:52] <drhelskt> nanotube. what software package i need to have that done.
[05:53] <kevin|demarest> DesertEagle: not familiar with openbox
[05:53] <ctmjr> servo: your connected to the server and you want to access certain files?
[05:53] <nanotube> drhelskt: is that an internal disk, or usb?
[05:54] <saru> hmm with WoW im getting like 1.4 FPS
[05:54] <saru> i even turned off compiz
[05:54] <ctmjr> !wow
[05:54] <drhelskt> internal. sata. brand new. freashly formatted to ext3. (can i format to ext4)
[05:55] <nanotube> drhelskt: well, then you just need to edit your fstab and add an entry for that disk and where you want it mounted.
[05:55] <thiebaude> !unreal tournament
[05:55] <nanotube> !fstab | drhelskt
[05:55] <legend2440> saru: in terminal type  glxgears  what framerate you get?
[05:56] <saru> 540.169
[05:56] <nemesis1911> yinlong: ya in here still..
[05:56] <saru> 584.456
[05:56] <nemesis1911> yinlong: I'm back in Ubuntu
[05:56] <saru> i know the graphics card can play wow, it works fine under windows..
[05:57] <drhelskt> nanoany reason to format to ext4? is it better?
[05:57] <ADmiral> Does anyone know how I can set up a new virtual ALSA capture device that will output/mix-together both my mic and also what comes through the speakers?
[05:57] <saru> there is just some setting that is not right with either Wine, Xorg... or something.
[05:57] <ADmiral> (or whatever it takes to do the same thing)
[05:57] <ctmjr> !beer
[05:57] <nanotube> drhelskt: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ext4
[05:57] <thiebaude> drhelskt, ext4 is faster
[05:59] <nanotube> drhelskt: in short: up to you, but there's a slightly increased chance of data loss in case of crash.
[05:59] <saru> legend2440, im getting around 500 FPS
[05:59] <legend2440> ADmiral: are you able to record what the soundcard is playing?
[05:59] <ADmiral> nope, not even in Windows
[05:59] <nanotube> drhelskt: but it has some speed advantages. so... if you're going to just use it as a data dump drive, go for data integrity, i'd say, and stick with ext3
[06:00] <ADmiral> I need a software way around the fact I don't have such a device set up by default
[06:01] <nemesis1911> OMG I just got may ubuntu to work again.. after loosing it to a windows 7 install.. how do I multi boot between win7 thats already installed?
[06:01] <Biovore> need to add a chainloader line to grub configuration
[06:01] <legend2440> ADmiral: here are instructions that worked for me   http://paste.ubuntu.com/275051/
[06:01] <chez> how do i partition my /home folder without formatting ?
[06:02] <legend2440> saru: what graphics card?
[06:02] <nemesis1911> how do I add Windows 7 in the GRUB ??????
[06:02] <saru> intel
[06:02] <ADmiral> legend2440: I remember following similar instructions before, but I'll try them anyways, thanks!
[06:03] <genii-around> om26er: Anyhow, the basic idea is.. when it says something like: Depends packagename (>=1.2.3whatever)   then the result of: apt-cache policy packagename gives you the candidate's version numbers to use as a specific version to ask it to install, as we did just earlier
[06:03] <zalincognito> I'm pretty new to Linux, and I'm needing some help getting sound to work. I guess I can't find the correct driver and Ubuntu doesn't recognize that it needs to get one.
[06:03] <genii-around> Apologies, wrong channel
[06:03] <saru> legend2440, lspci tells me Intel Corporation Mobile GM965/GL960 Integrated graphics controller
[06:04] <nemesis1911> can anyone help me with my multi boot
[06:04] <legend2440> !intel | saru
[06:05] <Dave0101> nemesis1911: I've never done it with Win7 but this might help... http://blog.lokonopa.com/grub-up-windows-7/
[06:05] <nemesis1911> Dave0101: thx I'll check out the link .. ;-)
[06:06] <preetam> please let me know is it advisable to upgrade my ubuntu 8.04 to 8.10 and then to 9.04 i am using a Dell Vostro 1400 laptop with nvidia driver
[06:06] <preetam> i am bit sceptical
[06:07] <mezquitale> ADmiral, you want to basically first record yourself sing and then you want to record yourself again singing to what you first recorded??? something like that?
[06:09] <ADmiral> mezquitale: I want to play games and comment on them, then stream the whole thing to someone else. By the way, I also could use a hint on a good live video streaming application ;)
[06:09] <ADmiral> And I don't want to lose the in-game sounds.
[06:09] <Dave0101> Anyone who knows... I've recently disabled root over ssh in Ubuntu LTS.  I do need an ssh account with permissions to /var/www/.  I was told to change ownership on everything to www-data.www-data, despite default owner being root.  Should I make a new account, and will adding it to the www-data group give me standard +rw on everything?
[06:09] <mezquitale> preetam, if it aint broken, dont fix it, i've had BIG issues every since I upgraded and going back to 8.04 didnt help much either so dont upgrade unless you have a good reason
[06:09] <chez> how do i partition my /home folder without formatting ?
[06:10] <wrapster> ctmjr: i did activate the drivers but now once its done.. Do i need to reboot? coz there is no activity in that window.. And when i try to close it... its not responding?
[06:10] <preetam> that is why I am waiting for the 10.04 LTS so that I can directly upgrade to the 10.04 LTS
[06:10] <legend2440> chez: you mean move /home to its own partition?
[06:10] <ADmiral> mezquitale and legend2440: I have now tried the record-from-Mix guide, and I have none of the 3 devices in my alsamixer that the guide claims I "must" have. Setting the Input Source to "Mix" also does nothing.
[06:10] <ctmjr> wrapster: yes a reboot is needed
[06:11] <wrapster> ok will comply and revert
[06:11] <wrapster> thanks
[06:11] <chez> legend2440: i have a 160Gb drive with 6 Gb free space left
[06:11] <ADmiral> Maybe there's another way to capture the output, let ALSA do it instead of the sound card? there has to be!
[06:11] <DesertEagle> OMG please help :(
[06:11] <nanotube> Dave0101: well, the stuff in /var/www better be readable by the user under whose name your webserver is running.
[06:11] <DesertEagle> stupid mosue won't work right
[06:12] <nanotube> Dave0101: if you have any dynamic content, writable too.
[06:12] <mezquitale> ADmiral, if youre going to be commenting on a video format then I don't know how to do that.  Audacity does let you record over an existing recording but I never tried doing it over video
[06:12] <nanotube> Dave0101: once you have those constraints satisfield - you can do whatever you want.
[06:12] <Dave0101> nanotube: I just did a ps list and it looks like apache has one proc as root, rest as www-data
[06:12] <chez> legend2440: i want to make a partition on the drive and then move my home folder their wihtout deleting anything
[06:12] <Dave0101> nanotube: since doing the chown www-data.www-data, all still serves up properly.
[06:13] <saru> where is the xorg config located in Ubuntu?
[06:13] <ADmiral> legend2440, ok thanks, right now I'm trying to mix together mic input and soundcard output, I'll look for a streaming application later.
[06:13] <Dave0101> nanotube: I guess I'm looking for best practice.  Is it to give g+rw on everything and make a new user that's a member of www-data?
[06:13] <nanotube> Dave0101: yea, in ubuntu apache runs as www-data user...
[06:13] <ctmjr> saru: /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[06:13] <ADmiral> mezquitale: I meant to write that to you, not legend2440 ;)
[06:13] <legend2440> chez: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/separatehome
[06:14] <saru> ctmjr, thank you
[06:14] <nanotube> Dave0101: yea, that would be the 'usual' way to do it. nothing wrong with it.
[06:14] <Bobrobyn> Does anyone know how to uninstall cij for java, and install the real one?
[06:14] <Dave0101> nanotube: Good deal.  I'll make those changes.  Appreciate the help!
[06:15] <mezquitale> ADmiral, maybe someone in #alsa can help you out, you have to go there earlier though when the gurus are around
[06:15] <linuxguy2009> Anyone have experience with a Dell mini 10v and Jaunty or even Hardy for that matter? I'm trying to get the webcam mic to work. I go to /proc/asound/ I have the phone/mic jacks on the side show up as device "Intel" and within that folder there is pcm0c and pcm0p, c meaning capture device and p meaning playback device. Doesnt seem to list a second device for the webcam mic. This probably a kernel support issue?
[06:15] <wrapster> ctmjr: excellent it worked.. but i have a slight issue with the screen resolution.. now i have a resolution of 1027x768 earlier i was able to see a much higher resolution.. how may i get the same
[06:16] <nanotube> Dave0101: no prob :)
[06:16] <nanotube> Bobrobyn: the "real" java is package "sun-java6-jre" (or -jdk), so just install that one.
[06:16] <ADmiral> mezquitale, and they won't be angry with me for asking an Ubuntu related question, where Ubuntu uses PulseAudio? :) I don't even know how ALSA relates to PulseAudio, but I hope they won't turn me down for off-topic'ing or anything.
[06:16] <mezquitale> linuxguy2009, ever since pulseaudio made its debut in jaunty configuring a mic is a pain.  I was never able to do it that's why Im trying karmic alpha release
[06:17] <linuxguy2009> mezquitale: You have a Mini or something simaler you have a mic issue with too?
[06:17] <mezquitale> ADmiral, the answer is simple.  Tell them youre using jaunty and are having serious issues.  You dont want to use pulseaudio, you want to use ALSA.  Tell them what you want to do and if someone is around they will guide you through the process
[06:17] <guru_> HI ALL
[06:18] <ctmjr> wrapster: you should have a program in the menu called nvidia xserver settings look in system > preferences
[06:18] <Bobrobyn> nanotube, thanks.
[06:18] <ADmiral> mezquitale: Thank you very much, I'll try it either way, right now, even if the gurus might not be around.
[06:18] <mezquitale> linuxguy2009, no, I have a Dell Laptop and the mic used to work fine with 8.10.  I wanted to try jaunty and now I realize the mistake I made, it's too late to fix it so I just move on
[06:18] <saru> does ubuntu set a default root passwod?
[06:18] <nanotube> Bobrobyn: np :)
[06:18] <nanotube> !root | saru
[06:19] <linuxguy2009> mezquitale: Right. Im downloading 9.10 Alpha 6 to see if it works in that. Crossing my fingers. Plus I can help report bugs so thats a good thing too.
[06:19] <Dave0101> ubottu: Ha!
[06:19] <Dave0101> doh
[06:20] <nanotube> Dave0101: ubottu is a bot :P
[06:20] <Dave0101> I see that now. :)
[06:20] <wrapster> ctmjr: yes i've opened it up
[06:20] <legend2440> saru: no if you want  root terminal type   sudo -i in  terminal.  if you are editing xorg.conf then type   gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[06:20] <Dave0101> I should have guess, that's clearly too witty for off-the-cuff!
[06:20] <mezquitale> linuxguy2009, if youre going to download Alpha6 then you  might as well try ubuntustudio, that's what it's for and it's got plenty of already configured applications
[06:20] <Casper1> hey im trying to get my wifi to work with ubuntu.linux 9.04 but having trouble. help some1?
[06:20] <ctmjr> wrapster: you can change the settings in there
[06:21] <nanotube> Dave0101: hehe so i should try to avoid being too witty, or else people will think i'm a bot? i'm not sure i'm liking the sound of that. :)
[06:21] <mezquitale> Casper1, what error are you getting??  are you using the network applet?
[06:21] <Dave0101> Right.  What do they call it... a turing test?
[06:22] <Casper1> yes im using the network applet
[06:22] <Casper1> yesterday
[06:22] <Casper1> i tried to get it to work
[06:22] <saru> legend2440, thank you it helped me :)
[06:22] <Casper1> i could connect but i couldnt get on the internet, and today i cant even detect the connection
[06:22] <nanotube> Dave0101: indeed.
[06:23] <saru> how do i go about restarting my X without logging off just Ctrl Alt Backspace?
[06:23] <legend2440> saru: you may want to backup old  xorg.conf first in case anything goes wrong
[06:23] <wrapster> ctmjr: yes i changed that.. but i noticed that if i go any higher than 1024x768 it starts to flicker again.
[06:23] <wrapster> but at that resolution its perfect
[06:23] <ramkumar_> hi budd
[06:23] <saru> legend2440, i did :)
[06:23] <saru> is it the same as other distro's to restart it, ctrl alt backspace?
[06:23] <ctmjr> wrapster: can you change the refresh rate make it higher?
[06:24] <legend2440> !dontzap | saru
[06:24] <mezquitale> Casper1, you might want to check if the wireless is actually on.  Type "iwconfig" and you should see a little more detail on the configuration
[06:24] <nanotube> saru: i recall there being some talk about disabling ctl-alt-bksp... try it, if it doesn't work, just ctl-alt-f2 to a vty, and run "sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart"
[06:24] <ramkumar_> how i lock the folders in ubuntu?
[06:24] <legend2440> saru: in jaunty  ctrl alt backspace has been disabled
[06:24] <Casper1> says no wireless conections
[06:24] <mezquitale> Casper1, are you on the wireless router now and with your laptop in front of you?
[06:25] <saru> legend2440, so how do you normally restart your X manager?
[06:25] <mezquitale> !zap
[06:25] <Casper1> no im using my modem right now
[06:25] <mezquitale> !dontzap
[06:25] <nanotube> legend2440: alt-sysrq-k ? wtf? in what way is that better than ctl-alt-bs ?
[06:25] <mamooli> is there anybody there?
[06:25] <nanotube> mamooli: where?
[06:25] <ramkumar_> saru :  how i lock the folders in ubuntu?
[06:25] <ramkumar_> yes
[06:26] <n8tuser> nanotube-> thats been around since forever, people are just no aware of it
[06:26] <om26er> mamooli: ur soo mamooli
[06:26] <wrapster> ctmjr: ok did it.. thanks
[06:26] <n8tuser> not*
[06:26] <legend2440> nanotube: its not better. i dont think they should have disabled  ctrl alt backspace
[06:26] <mamooli> heloo, look i have installed and uninstalled several times apche but when i reinstall it again it says not found when i type localhost
[06:26] <zoopie> does anyone know how i can turn off asking for user/pass on boot up screen
[06:27] <glicks> hi
[06:27] <om26er> zoopie: automatic login?
[06:27] <glicks> excuse me, im trying to compile a vanilla kernel in ubuntu, whats the command to make a .config file from the current running kernel?
[06:27] <ramkumar_> nano tube:  how i lock the files and folders in ubuntu?
[06:27] <ramkumar_> hi
[06:27] <mamooli> is there anyone who can help?
[06:27] <guru_> Hi Roomies DOES ANYONE TESTED KARMIC KOALA alpha 5 beta
[06:28] <n8tuser> glicks-> just look under /boot for the config files
[06:28] <Flannel> guru_: #ubuntu+1 for Karmic questions, thanks.
[06:28] <zoopie> om26er: yep thats it, i cannot find it in the options
[06:28] <legend2440> zoopie: open system>admin>login window  Security tab  Enable auto login
[06:28] <loki_> well this is cool
[06:28] <zoopie> thanks legend2440!!! appreciate that
[06:28] <guru_> Yes MAMOOLI i can help u plz
[06:28] <mamooli> why after sudo apt-get install apache2 when i type localhost i encounter not found page?
[06:29] <mezquitale> Casper1, it's going to be a little difficult diagnosing the problem when you dont have the actual devices in front of you.  This is what I suggest you do.  1.  Configure your router temporarily with  no security.  2. configure your wireless NIC in your laptop to use the wireless conection from your router. 3.  If it works then add encryption to your router and configure your nic in your laptop and see if youre able to connect
[06:29] <nanotube> legend2440: hm, i don't think so either...
[06:29] <n8tuser> mamooli-> i dont think localhost is a command
[06:29] <nanotube> n8tuser: hmm interesting. well... at least they didn't disable both of them. :)
[06:29] <guru_> sorry mamoli am not got at that
[06:29] <nanotube> mamooli: you mean, you open a browser and navigate to "localhost", right?
[06:29] <om26er> zoopie: u there
[06:29] <mamooli> n8tuser: i mean i type it in browser's address bar
[06:29] <Casper1> oh i missunderstood. I have all the stuff in front of me im just hooked up to the modem right now. and i tried that already. doesnt work
[06:30] <mamooli> nanotube: yes
[06:30] <genii-around> mamooli: Does: 127.0.0.1    work?
[06:30] <n8tuser> mamooli-> look in your /etc/hosts  file if that is defined
[06:30] <ramkumar_> Can anybody tell how i work with md5 crypt.. for asking password while i am try to edit my grub lines before booting?
[06:30] <mamooli> look i dont have /etc/hosts
[06:30] <n8tuser> mamooli-> you need one
[06:30] <ctmjr> !bye
[06:30] <om26er> zoopie: sudo gedit /etc/gdm/custom.conf
[06:31] <n8tuser> mamooli-> if you dont have one, sudo or other system tools may not even work
[06:31] <mamooli> wait
[06:32] <SilentJonathan> can i setup ubuntu at home as a web proxy? international internet charges are way too expensive here at work
[06:32] <SilentJonathan> using xp with putty (ssh)
[06:33] <ThomasG33K> m0RrE: Squid
[06:33] <ThomasG33K> m0RrE: havent used it personally but its proxy software
[06:35] <nemesis1911> dave0101: thx GRUB works fine now with Win7
[06:35] <eNons3nse> Hi.  I just installed the glipper clipboard manager, but i can't find it in any of my menus to run it.  typing "glipper" in shell doesn't work.
[06:35] <mamooli> n8tuser: i have that file it was hidden
[06:35] <mamooli> n8tuser: what should i check inside?
[06:36] <n8tuser> mamooli-> pastebin the results
[06:36] <mamooli> ok
[06:36] <nemesis1911> Hey guys how would I make a lets say download folder that both ubuntu and windows 7 could see and use?
[06:37] <Ben64> nemesis1911: windows can read/write ext3 if you install a driver
[06:37] <booleancat> Hello, I'm back again. I'm having trouble with my ~/.bashrc file not loading upon login, but if I type "bash" at the command prompt, everything loads as expected. Any ideas?
[06:37] <nemesis1911> Ben6: how
[06:37] <nemesis1911> how to im someone?
[06:37] <nemesis1911> how do i
[06:37] <mamooli> n8tuser: i dont know what these rats have done with pastebin, it doesnt load
[06:38] <mamooli> can send them to you in private?
[06:38] <solarisBoy> =@ rats !!!
[06:38] <administrator_> can i install .exe on ubuntu 9
[06:38] <solarisBoy> with wine yes
[06:38] <Ben64> nemesis1911: http://www.fs-driver.org/
[06:38] <n8tuser> mamooli-> okay just this time
[06:38] <Ben64> administrator_: depends what exe
[06:38] <solarisBoy> that too
[06:38] <nemesis1911> Ben64: thx dude ;-) I love this ROOM!!!
[06:39] <booleancat> Specifically, I have some custom software installed that needs $PATH to be updated, but it won't make the changes
[06:39] <SilentJonathan> I think i know now, make a sock tunnel
[06:39] <administrator_> programm which runs on xp
[06:39] <solarisBoy> !love
[06:40] <Ben64> administrator_: like i said, depends on what, not everything works
[06:40] <solarisBoy> wine has an xp mode still depends which exe it is and if supported by wine
[06:40] <sebsebseb> nemesis1911: see my pm, also that driver might not work with Windows 7
[06:40] <Ben64> if it works on vista, it works on 7
[06:41] <preetam> hi
[06:42] <LucidGuy> Looking for the most polished eye Candy Linux distro out there.  From the looks of it Im obviuntously looking for a distro packaged with KDE.  Currently its a tie between LinuxMint KDE and Kubuntu.  Any suggestions?
[06:42] <administrator_> A + tranining program it has come with .exe so how i install it on ubuntu
[06:43] <booleancat> LucidGuy: It's a bit offtopic for #ubuntu, but I've heard that opensuse is where most of the KDE4 development occurs. Try that
[06:43] <mamooli> n8tuser: u think i have to reinstall ubuntu?
[06:43] <n8tuser> mamooli go ahead, so you can learn
[06:44] <trakcyia> how can I make Ubuntu load to System RAM, and boot from its system RAM copy at boot?
[06:45] <n8tuser> trakcyia-> where did you learn about that?
[06:45] <trakcyia> well, some liveCD's do it to give the user cdrom use
[06:45] <trakcyia> i want it for different reasons
[06:45] <Ben64> trakcyia: do you realize that system ram gets erased every time you turn the computer off?
[06:45] <trakcyia> yes thats why i want it
[06:45] <booleancat> trakcyia: What you're doing is pretty complicated, but it would probably be possible with ramfs
[06:45] <trakcyia> i restore my backup three times a week
[06:46] <trakcyia> i would do it more times per week if i wasnt so lazy to boot the rescue cd
[06:46] <trakcyia> if it could happen automagically, that would be heaven
[06:46] <trakcyia> not to mention, fast
[06:46] <n8tuser> trakcyia-> reread the tutorial where you learned it from, im sure it has more details
[06:46] <trakcyia> n8tuser there was no howto, i just know the rescue cd i use, it loads itself to system RAM, then boots
[06:46] <Ben64> trakcyia: having memory erased won't help, the feds can still get you
[06:47] <trakcyia> ben64, its about speed, and clutter
[06:47] <n8tuser> trakcyia-> your clue would be ramfs, so look for a tutorial on this
[06:47] <trakcyia> n8tuser will do
[06:48] <legend2440> trakcyia: do you use partimage or something else?
[06:48] <trakcyia> clonezilla, because partimage does not work with my ACHI drive
[06:48] <trakcyia> and clonezilla crashes grub if i dont use it in 'expert mode' and disable mbr related stuff
[06:49] <mark92691> Any support for middle button of three-button mouse?
[06:50] <Ben64> mark92691: should "just work"
[06:50] <mark92691> Mouse middle button doesn't work at all on my system.  Pressing it has no effect.
[06:50] <genii-around> For whoever was asking about how to dial-in to their ubuntu box and then use it's internet connection, may want to look at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=150339  but instead of the modifications to /etc/inittab, make the changes suggested for that file into one of the tty# entries in /etc/event.d
[06:50] <Ben64> well what situation are you using it in
[06:50] <Ben64> in firefox, should open a link in a new tab
[06:51] <Ben64> in terminal, should paste
[06:51] <mark92691> With Firefox, trying to scroll (as it does in Windoze).
[06:51] <Ben64> middle button scroll? or is it a wheel?
[06:51] <legend2440> trakcyia: ok i asked because i have a script that runs partimage by selecting it from the grub menu list at boot. no need to load rescue cd
[06:51] <mark92691> It's a button; an old three-button mouse.
[06:51] <Ben64> mark92691: try clicking a link in firefox with it
[06:52] <JesseW> What does the "Upstream version" column mean in launchpad, e.g. on https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/apt ?
[06:52] <mark92691> Worked
[06:52] <JesseW> (let me know if there is somewhere else I should ask this)
[06:52] <traveller> mark92691, make sure you have autoscrolling enabled in firefox, you can find it in Edit > Preferences > Advanced
[06:52] <trakcyia> legend2440 it should be modifiable, the entire clonezilla operation can be run in a single line
[06:52] <Ben64> so... the middle button works, you just want it to bring up that scrolly thing
[06:52] <trakcyia> legend2440 i plan on doing something with puppy similar to that
[06:53] <mark92691> Fixed.  Thank you.
[06:53] <mark92691> I was looking for an Ubuntu setting; didn't realize I needed a Firefox setting.  :)
[06:53] <mark92691> Thanks to both of you.
[06:54] <trakcyia> here someone already had the idea im looking at, but even better
[06:54] <trakcyia> instead of waiting for files to be loaded, it loads them to ram, but not stuff in your /home directory.
[06:54] <trakcyia> So using the ram to cache entire programs, and the entire OS, and only using the harddisk to save stuff back onto when they change. Its a good idea.
[06:54] <trakcyia> best of both worlds it seems, assuming there is available ram space
[06:55] <servo> how do i disable the "linux firewall?
[06:55] <qdb> hello
[06:55] <qdb> just was update and it says linux image file is not fount on the repo
[06:57] <trakcyia> whats the command to display space available in pwd
[06:58] <U8untu> hey.. pls somebody tell me.. how to forward my ip ports from my router to my irc ports? my modem is Surecom 9600
[06:58] <servo> U8untu, why would you want them pointed at ur irc ports?
[06:59] <U8untu> servo  i made a irc server..it works only for the LAN.. it doesnt work on the outcomming connections
[07:00] <servo> do you know the irc ports?
[07:00] <iolion> heya
[07:00] <konza> pls help
[07:00] <U8untu> well.. 6667 and 4400 (for services)
[07:01] <konza> How to find the hostname of any system connected in LAN
[07:01] <iolion> I'm having a difficulte time getting sound to work. The volume is set correctly and the card works in winxp?
[07:02] <servo> if router preferences (usually in "internet browser" type 192.168.0.1) that MIGHT get u into ur router. the go to "virtual servers"
[07:02] <servo> in*
[07:03] <U8untu> i tried it..and its not workin`..it says connectiuon timed out
[07:04] <administrator_> how to install .exe files on ubuntu
[07:04] <Morphu1> hello
[07:04] <U8untu> administrator_  i heard something about.. Wine ..
[07:05] <administrator_> wine how can i use it
[07:05] <Morphu1> hello u8untu
[07:05] <U8untu> hi Morphu1
[07:05] <Morphu1> what did you hear about wine
[07:05] <mdgrech> hello ubuntu room
[07:05] <U8untu> well ..i heard that Wine allows you to run many Windows programs on Linux
[07:05] <evildead0617> y msngr wont work with wine
[07:05] <Morphu1> yep yep thats true
[07:06] <U8untu> evildead0617  you have Pidgin as messenger
[07:06] <Morphu1> its not bad app
[07:06]  * iolion is having sound playback problems
[07:06] <evildead0617> yes but not all contacts will show
[07:06] <U8untu> evildead0617  ..you mean offline contacts? and all?
[07:07] <trakcyia> how can i put /usr/bin in /dev/shm and still have the utilities work?
[07:07] <evildead0617> yeah or even mobile #s i have programmed
[07:07] <U8untu> well...simple evildead0617  .. click on Pidgin at Buddies.. then at Show.. and.. OFFLINE Buddies
[07:08] <evildead0617> so i have been using a flash verson
[07:08] <trakcyia> pidgin never works for me
[07:08] <trakcyia> there's always something wrong with it
[07:08] <trakcyia> i haven't been able to send any text to a yahoo chat room for years
[07:08] <trakcyia> and now it freezes when logging in
[07:08] <Morphu1> i use pidgin a little
[07:08] <trakcyia> and this is with multiple computers
[07:09] <U8untu> trackyia  open a terminal... and write in it: mv /us/bin   /dev/shm
[07:09] <U8untu> or somethin` like that
[07:09] <ManDay> Any idea why I always have to click twice in order to drag&drop. When I just click and drag something, it doesn't work. I'll mostly have to try it twice (especially in Thunderbird, FIrefox)
[07:09] <trakcyia> u8untu that'll work? what about the aliases?
[07:09] <qdb> just was update and it says linux image file (2 6 27 14 41) is not found (404) on the repo (server in .pl domain)
[07:09] <trakcyia> not to mention, what about when i reboot???! lol
[07:09] <trakcyia> mv becomes rm
[07:10] <euphorian> can somebody help me get file sync working with Windows Mobile 6.1 and Jaunty 9.04
[07:11] <U8untu> hey... i made a irc server..it works only for the LAN.. it doesnt work on the outcomming connections
[07:11] <Bloodstar> Ugh
[07:11] <trakcyia> haha its doing it
[07:11] <Bloodstar> Apparently, I finally got wireless working... but it LOVES to disconnect at random intervals.
[07:11] <rejohn> How do I use a package tool (KPackageKit, Adept) to install one application from Karmic on my 9.04 KUbuntu system? Is there an easy way? Thx. :)
[07:11] <Bloodstar> It doesn't seem to do this on Windows, and it doesn't report the disconnect. Any idea what's up? :/
[07:12] <saru> what dvd source plugin can i get to play movies?
[07:12] <saru> the default movie player doesn't play my DVDs :(
[07:13] <tim> hi ubuntu! is there anyway I can have one computer with "bridge" a wireless connection in to another computer via wire?
[07:13] <indus> hi
[07:14] <qdb> W: Не удалось получить http://ftp.wcss.pl/ubuntu/pool/main/t/tzdata/tzdata_2009m-0ubuntu0.8.10_all.deb
[07:14] <qdb>   404 Not found
[07:15] <arooni_____> can someone help me get alsa working on ubuntu jaunty?  i have a nvidia mobo with onboard sound (enabled) and i cant for the life of me get it working;  http://pastie.org/624253
[07:16] <ThomasG33K> away -all zzzzzzzzz
[07:17] <U8untu> hey... i made a irc server..it works only for the LAN.. it doesnt work on the outcomming connections
[07:17] <Xodiac13> ewp: i need help
[07:19] <Morphu1> i just finished geting dual boot working in grub
[07:19] <Aciid> Hey my X seem's upgraded, how do I reconfigure xorg.conf , im running like 800x600 atm :S
[07:20] <tim> U8untu: are you behind a router?
[07:21] <samferry> anyone up for a general question?
[07:21] <codemon> it appears that the gnome 'right click > share' feature doesn't use smb.conf. Is there any other config file where i can find a list of shares ?
[07:22] <Casper1> need help getting wireless working for 9.04 help some1?
[07:22] <SpacePigeon> codemon, download a samba app at the add/remove
[07:22] <iolion-need-soun> Could anyone help me get sound working with ubuntu 9.04 Desktop?
[07:23] <Morphu1> that samba works for me
[07:23] <willca> iolion-need-soun | does alsamixer give anything?
[07:23] <U8untu> tim ..yes.. wireless
[07:23] <willca> Casper1 | what wifi card do you have?
[07:23] <iolion-need-soun> willca nope.. in xp it works fine.. I tried all the options
[07:24] <Casper1> intell 5100
[07:24] <willca> Casper1 | do this please, sudo lspci -vnn | grep wireless
[07:24] <willca> iolion-need-soun | sudo alsaconf
[07:24] <samferry> anyone know where Audacious' stream-to SHOUTcast settings are?  I know Audacious can play out to an IceCast or ShoutCast server, but I'm not totally sure on where the settings are. Anyone?
[07:24] <iolion-need-soun> willca okey
[07:24] <gnubie> iolion-need-soun; http://www.ubuntugeek.com/sound-solutions-for-ubuntu-904-jaunty-users.html
[07:25] <Casper1> k hold on
[07:25] <iolion-need-soun> command not found
[07:25] <Casper1> nothing hapened
[07:25] <codemon> SpacePigeon, it just appears to be a front end to smb.conf
[07:26] <willca> iolion-need-soun | what desktop you using? kde / gnome?
[07:26] <willca> Casper1 | sudo lspci -vnn | grep controller
[07:27] <willca> Casper1 | sudo lspci -vnn | grep controller | this gave nothing?
[07:27] <Casper1> ok that did something
[07:27] <iolion-need-soun> willca what directory do I run alsaconf?
[07:27] <willca> any directory
[07:27] <iolion-need-soun> it said command not found
[07:28] <willca> iolion-need-soun | what desktop are you using
[07:28] <saru> how do i fix my brightness it keeps changing when i insert a movie or something
[07:28] <iolion-need-soun> 9.04
[07:28] <U8untu> hey... i made a irc server..it works only for the LAN.. it doesnt work on the outcomming connections
[07:28] <willca> ya...know that...gnome or kde or something else?
[07:28] <iolion-need-soun> willca the default
[07:29] <willca> iolion-need-soun | well that should have installed that for you.
[07:29] <Casper1> willca: what next?
[07:29] <iolion-need-soun> how can I search for it?
[07:29] <willca> iolion-need-soun | so how is this not working, does it complain the hardware notfound or just no sound coming out?
[07:29] <willca> Casper1 | what is the output
[07:30] <iolion-need-soun> willca just no sound.. the h/w volume is up and so is the s/w
[07:30] <iolion-need-soun> the card works
[07:30] <iolion-need-soun> in xp
[07:30] <iolion-need-soun> :/
[07:30] <willca> iolion-need-soun | so in a terminal, alsamixer
[07:30] <willca> does it bring up the meters?
[07:30] <iolion-need-soun> ok
[07:30] <iolion-need-soun> yep
[07:31] <willca> iolion-need-soun | the Master meter, do you see MM at the bottom?
[07:31] <Casper1> willca: it lists a bunch of things such as the VGA compatible controller, ethernet controller, network controller, and a few other things
[07:31] <Casper1> willca: which is of interest
[07:31] <willca> Casper1 | network controller please
[07:31] <iolion-need-soun> nope
[07:31] <Casper1> willca: Network controller [0280]: Intel Corporation Wireless WiFi Link 5100 [8086:4232]
[07:31] <iolion-need-soun> it's red
[07:32] <willca> iolion-need-soun | k you see the meter right, then there is a small square at the base of that meter before the numbers and then word Master
[07:32] <willca> do you see MM anywhere?
[07:33] <iolion-need-soun> yep
[07:33] <willca> Casper1 | sudo ifconfig
[07:33] <willca> please give output
[07:33] <tim> hi ubuntu! is there anyway I can have one computer "bridge" a wireless connection in to another computer via wire?
[07:33] <willca> iolion-need-soun | press < and >
[07:33] <Casper1> willca:eth0      Link encap:Ethernet  HWaddr 00:1e:33:b6:eb:08
[07:33] <Casper1>           inet addr:69.1.57.221  Bcast:69.1.57.255  Mask:255.255.255.0
[07:33] <Casper1>           inet6 addr: fe80::21e:33ff:feb6:eb08/64 Scope:Link
[07:33] <Casper1>           UP BROADCAST RUNNING MULTICAST  MTU:1500  Metric:1
[07:33] <Casper1>           RX packets:16184 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 frame:0
[07:33] <FloodBot2> Casper1: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:33] <Casper1>           TX packets:7429 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 carrier:0
[07:34] <willca> ooopss sorry...should have told you pastebin
[07:34] <iolion-need-soun> willca all three master volume controls are red
[07:34] <willca> iolion-need-sound | so pressing <  > does nothing for you?
[07:35] <Output> Hey guys, I need help. How do I restrict users to not be able to change any desktop settings? (panels, wallpapers, themes etc) I've checked in the restrictions settings in System > Administration but I havn't found anything. Can anyone help me?
[07:35] <iolion-need-soun> oh
[07:35] <iolion-need-soun> those are 00
[07:35] <willca> ok good
[07:35] <willca> iolion-need-soun | does Card and Chip show the kind of soundcard you have?
[07:35] <jimbeam12> hey wsup all
[07:36] <iolion-need-soun> where would I find that?
[07:36] <willca> ionlion-need-soun | alsamixer shows that at the top
[07:37] <iolion-need-soun> yes
[07:37] <iolion-need-soun> Intel ICH5 Analog Devices AD1980
[07:37] <iolion-need-soun> card
[07:37] <iolion-need-soun> and chip
[07:37] <willca> iolion-need-soun | if you keep pressing the right arrow key, do you see PCM and Speaker?
[07:37] <iolion-need-soun> yep those are maxed too
[07:38] <iolion-need-soun> and not muted
[07:38] <iolion-need-soun> center is muted
[07:38] <iolion-need-soun> hold on
[07:38] <U8untu> hey... i made a irc server..it works only for the LAN.. it doesnt work on the outcomming connections
[07:38] <willca> iolion-need-soun | seems your card is recognized by ubuntu, just play around with alsamixer and test it with audacious or something to get some sound
[07:39] <iolion-need-soun> how do I get back to the sound test?
[07:40] <willca> iolion-need-soun | alsamixer ?
[07:40] <jimbeam12> anyone running utorrent in ubuntu
[07:40] <^mNotIntelligent> yep
[07:40] <jimbeam12> yeah ok..
[07:40] <jimbeam12> i cant get it to work..
[07:40] <iolion-need-soun> in sound prefs when I try to test with the card and chip from the alsamixer is errors
[07:41] <jimbeam12> i tried wine..
[07:41] <tim> jimbeam12: why not use a torrent client written for linux?
[07:42] <jimbeam12> which one..
[07:42] <jimbeam12> i mean which one is good..
[07:42] <tim> jimbeam12: azureus is very good. very configurable
[07:42] <jimbeam12> nah to heavy on resources..
[07:42] <tim> yea, i was just gonna say...the java =(
[07:42] <willca> iolion-need-soun | just install alsaconf if its not there.. sudo apt-get install alsaconf
[07:43] <iolion-need-soun> ok
[07:44] <iolion-need-soun> [sudo] password for administrator:
[07:44] <iolion-need-soun> Reading package lists... Done
[07:44] <iolion-need-soun> Building dependency tree
[07:44] <iolion-need-soun> Reading state information... Done
[07:44] <iolion-need-soun> E: Couldn't find package alsaconf
[07:44] <FloodBot2> iolion-need-soun: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:44] <iolion-need-soun> ?
[07:45] <iolion-need-soun> I'm confused
[07:45] <jimbeam12> what does it mean when it say could find keys...
[07:45] <jimbeam12> tried to apt-get update
[07:45] <Noun> I'm trying to find HTML CODE within all my linux files.
[07:45] <jimbeam12> couldnt fine key
[07:45] <willca> iolion-need-soun | try reading up here...maybe it will help
[07:45] <willca> http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Jaunty#Sound
[07:46] <jimbeam12> what does this mean??
[07:46] <iolion-need-soun> is juanty the default window manager? why can't I d/l or install alsaconf?
[07:46] <jimbeam12> PG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net jaunty Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available:
[07:46] <willca> iolion-need-soun | Casper1 suggests you do this .... killall pulseaudio ; alsamixer -Dhw
[07:46] <kampret> Co_PWT_ketemuan
[07:47] <Moon_Doggy> dint have perl need perl what pkg do i need to install or can i apt get perl
[07:47]  * rxd karmic usb is nice :)
[07:48] <iolion-need-soun> er jaunty
[07:48] <jimbeam12> any know what that means...
[07:48] <jimbeam12> PG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net jaunty Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available:
[07:48] <genii-around> jimbeam12: It will tell you some code like 778978B00F7992B0  or so. You need a command like this: gpg --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv ###### && gpg --export --armor ###### | sudo apt-key add -                  but put the code where in there I have #####
[07:49] <mamooli> is there a way to restore ubuntu to the the first day?
[07:49] <linuxguy2009> Is there any way to accurately time an app loading? I just installed "preload" package and wanted to see if I could benchmark my quad core performance increase. Is there a command line tool for timing command executions etc.
[07:50] <mamooli> is there a way to restore ubuntu to the the first day?
[07:51] <genii-around> mamooli: Ubuntu doesn't have something like "System Restore" to some previous snapshot
[07:51] <york_> quit
[07:53] <administrator_> any one know how to install .exe files on  ubuntu
[07:53] <lyh> wine
[07:53] <w00k> administrator :hav u tried wine?
[07:53] <psycho_oreos> !wine | administrator_
[07:53] <prodigel> anyone familiar with grub error 21?
[07:54] <U8untu> hey... i made a irc server..it works only for the LAN.. it doesnt work on the outcomming connections
[07:54] <ReAn> hey, does 9.04 have the minimal install cd? i.e. the one that just sets up partitions and installs the kernel + apt?
[07:55] <indus> ReAn: i believe it does
[07:55] <indus> ReAn: did you check on the website? under downloads?
[07:55] <ReAn> i can't find a link tho
[07:55] <ReAn> yea
[07:55] <n8tuser> U8untu-> what is an outcomming connection?
[07:56] <ReAn> smallest image i can find is 500mb
[07:56] <David-T> ReAn: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/MinimalCD
[07:56] <U8untu> n8tuser  the rest of connections..i mean..only the people form my LAN can connect.. for example you can`t connect to the server..it says.. connection refused.. i heard something about open port..i dont know how to
[07:56] <w00k> hi guys is it safe to disconnect my phone even if it has a entry present in the 'lsusb' command, i did unmount it , but i got no notification in my phone saying that the usb can be pulled out
[07:57] <n8tuser> U8untu-> why are you even running an irc server if you dont understand networking?
[07:58] <U8untu> n8tuser  i want to.. explore..to m ake new friends..thats why.. :| but i want ..event the outside users to join..not just the LAN
[07:59] <jimbeam12> hey genii thx ..it worked.......
[07:59] <ReAn> Thanks David-T
[07:59] <n8tuser> U8untu-> i suggest you learn about networking first and include firewalling or iptables after. these are complicated features that requires more know how, you need to spend time learning networking first
[07:59] <genii-around> jimbeam12: np
[07:59] <prodigel> U8untu, just join an existing irc server, it's much easier, and surely much popular to make new friends
[07:59] <jimbeam12> genii u know any good torrent program like utorrent
[07:59] <Morphu1> category5 :)
[08:00] <U8untu> prodigel  i want to set up my own irc.. :|
[08:00] <n8tuser> U8untu-> also you need to understand as minimum what a server is and what a client is..
[08:00] <genii-around> jimbeam12: I'm using a dedicated server with web based torrent system called torrentflux
[08:01] <U8untu> n8tuser  i know about servers ..i was admin.. ircop..i know..
[08:01] <U8untu> but i dont figure out how to open a port
[08:01] <n8tuser> U8untu-> then let me narrow it down to firewalling and iptables, that should clue you in what ports are to allow and blocked
[08:02] <jimbeam12> are u happy with it genii..
[08:02] <n8tuser> btw outcomming is not a network terminology, you'll confuse people
[08:02] <iolion-needsound> Should I download the newest alsa from the alsa-project website if I can't get sound to work?
[08:02] <w00k> hi guys is it safe to disconnect my phone even if it has a entry present in the 'lsusb' command, i did unmount it , but i got no notification in my phone saying that the usb can be pulled out
[08:03] <U8untu> n8tuser  ..ok..
[08:03] <jimbeam12> anyone in here use torretflux
[08:03] <U8untu> n8tuser  i tried with iptables..
[08:03] <U8untu> and it wont work
[08:03] <iolion-needsound> anyone?
[08:03] <indus> iolion-needsound: what is the soundcard
[08:03] <iolion-needsound> hold on
[08:03] <n8tuser> U8untu-> then you need to learn more about it, you need to learn how the route table works too,
[08:04] <iolion-needsound> indus Intel ICH5 chip AD1980
[08:04] <iolion-needsound> indus that's what alsamixer says
[08:04] <iolion-needsound> indus I don't have alsaconf for some weird reason
[08:05] <BI16> hi
[08:05] <indus> iolion-needsound: ad1980 hmm what motherboard is it,also alsaconf is old and not used now
[08:05] <indus> iolion-needsound: was used in debian before
[08:05] <iolion-needsound> indus how do I find the board info?
[08:05] <indus> iolion-needsound: is this a new motherboard?
[08:05] <iolion-needsound> indus no
[08:05] <indus> iolion-needsound: lscpi command in terminal
[08:05] <iolion-needsound> indus a dell running at 2.8 ghz
[08:06] <indus> !paste | iolion-needsound
[08:06] <iolion-needsound> administrator@ubuntu:~$ lscpi
[08:06] <iolion-needsound> bash: lscpi: command not found
[08:06] <iolion-needsound> :/
[08:06] <Leoneof`> lspci
[08:06] <w00k> lspci
[08:06] <iolion-needsound> oh
[08:06] <mneptok> U8untu: are you running a firewall in Ubuntu?
[08:07] <iolion-needsound> Intel Corporation 82865G/PE/P DRAM Controller/Host-Hub Interface (rev 02)
[08:07] <U8untu> mneptok  i dont think so..i didnt configured any firewall in ubuntu.. i just installed it..didnt touched it..
[08:07] <iolion-needsound> er
[08:07] <mneptok> U8untu: then no ports are blocked.
[08:08] <U8untu> mneptok  then why isnt working to connect to my server? only on LAN?
[08:08] <indus> iolion-needsound: use paste.ubuntu.com and copy the output there then write your name and press send
[08:08] <w00k> iolion-needsound : type alsamixer in terminal and increase the PCM if it is down
[08:08] <mneptok> U8untu: do you have a router?
[08:08] <U8untu> mneptok  i have a wireless
[08:08] <iolion-needsound> ok
[08:09] <indus> iolion-needsound: ya try what w00k says. make sure all sliders are up
[08:09] <mneptok> U8untu: that device plugs into the cable/DSL?
[08:09] <U8untu> yes
[08:09] <mneptok> U8untu: then you need to forward ports through that device.
[08:09] <U8untu> and how to forward it mneptok  ?
[08:10] <mneptok> U8untu: depends on the manufacturer of your WAP
[08:10] <mneptok> U8untu: read the documentation for your WAP device.
[08:10] <U8untu> where to find that one? :d
[08:10] <mneptok> U8untu: 'the Internet'
[08:11] <HIJACKER> ciao a tutti
[08:11] <mneptok> U8untu: and stop licking your eybeball on the channel. it's kinky.
[08:11] <iolion-needsound> okey
[08:11] <U8untu> lol
[08:11] <iolion-needsound> :P
[08:11] <indus> HIJACKER: hi
[08:12] <iolion-needsound> indus: what should I do with the paste?
[08:12] <indus> iolion-needsound: i want the url of th e paste
[08:12] <indus> iolion-needsound: please paste the link here
[08:12] <iolion-needsound> http://paste.ubuntu.com/275089/
[08:12] <iolion-needsound> sorry
[08:12] <U8untu> mneptok  but what is that wap? :D
[08:13] <mneptok> U8untu: Wireless Access Point. your wireless router.
[08:13] <indus> iolion-needsound: do you have a soundblaster live separate card?
[08:13] <SDCARD2GB>  i downloaded the unr iso image  and want ot write it to a 2 gig SD card. can anyone recommend me an X-Window  app that does it like https://launchpad.net/win32-image-writer/+download  BUT that works on GNU/Linux???
[08:14] <iolion-needsound> indus I think I have a pci because it's connected near the pci slots to my receiver now that I think of it
[08:14] <indus> iolion-needsound: right click on the volume icon on taskbar/panel and open volume control
[08:14] <indus> iolion-needsound: select your sound device from here
[08:14] <iolion-needsound> ok
[08:15] <iolion-needsound> holy shit that scared the living shit outta me
[08:15] <mneptok> !language | iolion-needsound
[08:15] <iolion-needsound> sorry
[08:15] <iolion-needsound> omg
[08:15] <mneptok> oyg
[08:15] <piccolo> moin
[08:15] <jimbeam12> anyone know of a good torrent downloader
[08:15] <iolion-needsound> that could have woke up the whole neighborhood
[08:16] <popey> jimbeam12: rtorrent
[08:16] <mneptok> jimbeam12: Transmission?
[08:16] <indus> iolion-needsound: got sound?
[08:16] <iolion-needsound> indus I had the wrong card selected
[08:16] <iolion-needsound> messed up sound
[08:16] <indus> iolion-needsound:  i know :)
[08:16] <iolion-needsound> sheeeeeesh
[08:16] <w00k> jimbeam12: deluge
[08:16] <mneptok> popey: don't scare the converts with CLI stuff ;)
[08:16] <w00k> jimbeam12: ktorrent
[08:16] <popey> :)
[08:16] <iolion-needsound> indus you rock!!!
[08:16] <iolion-needsound> :))))))))
[08:16] <popey> mneptok: need more specific criteria :p
[08:16] <indus> thanks :D
[08:17] <mneptok> popey: i just type raw torrent syntax into a terminal
[08:17] <popey> mneptok: you type? interesting
[08:17] <iolion-needsound> hey indux
[08:17] <iolion-needsound> er
[08:17] <iolion-needsound> hey indus
[08:17] <iolion-needsound> hey indus is it supposed to sound like a horn
[08:17] <indus> iolion-needsound: yes
[08:17] <iolion-needsound> LOL
[08:17] <indus> iolion-needsound: what horn
[08:18] <iolion-needsound> the test
[08:18] <indus> iolion-needsound: just adjust sound as you wish
[08:18] <jimbeam12> is ktorrent like utorrent...
[08:18] <indus> iolion-needsound: ya that is true ,
[08:18] <indus> iolion-needsound: like peeeeeee
[08:18] <iolion-needsound> scared the crap outta me
[08:18] <indus> beeeee
[08:18] <iolion-needsound> ya
[08:18] <indus> iolion-needsound: ok if you have any other questions, please ask here
[08:18] <Casper1> need help with my wireless some1 help please
[08:18] <U8untu> mneptok  so..i have a wireless.. SURECOM  EP-9600-gp (A1) ...so...it is a LAN connection..it has 3 light that blink: POWER, LAN, WLAN ... how do i forward ports through that device? :)))
[08:18] <iolion-needsound> thanks again man (if you are a man) a whole lot
[08:19] <mneptok> U8untu: you go to the Surecom web site and download the owner's manual
[08:19] <iolion-needsound> oss is what I'm gonna use
[08:19] <indus> iolion-needsound: why oss
[08:20] <mneptok> jimbeam12: Transmission is more like uTorrent. and it's installed by default in Ubuntu
[08:20] <indus> iolion-needsound: isnt there alsa too?
[08:20] <indus> iolion-needsound: hmm no problem, whatever works with the card
[08:20] <Casper1> some1 please help me to get my wifi working
[08:21] <njs> after an upgrade to karmic, I'm getting "these packages cannot be authenticated!" errors from apt-get upgrade -- I guess ubuntu switched signing keys or something? Anyone know how to fix this?
[08:21] <mneptok> njs: #ubuntu+1 for Karmic questions, if ye please
[08:21] <njs> ah, thanks
[08:22] <iolion-needsound> indus it's the only one working
[08:22] <iolion-needsound> indus alsa isn't working
[08:22] <AALinux> What's the command to know the size of a package such as vim?
[08:22] <mneptok> AALinux: apt-cache show vim
[08:22] <iolion-needsound> ls -Fla
[08:22] <iolion-needsound> ?
[08:23] <iolion-needsound> mneptok why can't I d/l alsaconf?
[08:23] <AALinux> mneptok: Installed-Size: 1516, Size: 776664, Confusing.
[08:24] <mneptok> iolion-needsound: Decreasing electron flux?
[08:24] <iolion-needsound> lol
[08:24] <mneptok> iolion-needsound: sunspots?
[08:24] <iolion-needsound> I thought it was lack of photons
[08:24] <iolion-needsound> :P
[08:24] <mneptok> iolion-needsound: no, that's why sound is keeping you in the dark.
[08:25] <iolion-needsound> I have sound now
[08:25] <iolion> :P
[08:25] <mneptok> !info alsaconf
[08:25] <mneptok> that would be why
[08:25] <iolion> hmm
[08:25] <iolion> okey
[08:25] <iolion> I used that way back
[08:25] <iolion> last kernel I can remember back in slack was 2.0.26
[08:26] <commander_> hey i can't watch no vids on Youtube they said the javascript
[08:26] <iolion> commander no way
[08:26] <iolion> commander I can't live without youtube
[08:26] <Ileden> Hi! I need to change my the device name (/dev/mmcblk0) of my SD card, as a workaround to a bug to get it recognized by LVM. I was instructed to use "udev" or "types = ["mmc",16]". I did some research on udev, but I'm beyond my depth there. The second one I have no idea about, and "types" is a bit hard to do a google search on. Could someone here give any pointers?
[08:27] <iolion> do you have flash installed or a media player?
[08:27] <commander_> flash
[08:27] <mneptok> commander_: what browser?
[08:27] <Casper1> need help with my wireless please help
[08:27] <commander_> firefox 3.5
[08:27] <mneptok> commander_: is Javascript enabled?
[08:28] <ckc> can anyone help me with some codes here? for making torrentflux-b4rt work on ubuntu 8.04?
[08:28] <commander_> how do i get to it on FF
[08:28] <psycho_oreos> Casper1, which chipset?
[08:28] <Casper1> im not sure what you mean by that
[08:28] <mneptok> commander_: Edit > Prefs > Content
[08:28] <solarisBoy> i tried to rip a cd i purchased and didn't get the filenames or titles using serpentine.. is this normal? or is their a way around it..
[08:28] <psycho_oreos> Casper1, what sort of a device is it? usb/pcmcia/pci, etc?
[08:28] <Casper1> pci
[08:28] <mneptok> ckc: is this on a server?
[08:29] <ckc> yes
[08:29] <psycho_oreos> Casper1, hmm, pastebin your lspci -k output
[08:29] <ckc> mneptok
[08:29] <commander_> ok it's checked enables
[08:29] <ckc> home server
[08:29] <Casper1> k hold on
[08:29] <mneptok> ckc: and you run Apache and PHP already?
[08:29] <ckc> http://samiux.wordpress.com/2009/08/15/howto-torrentflux-b4rt-with-cherokee-on-ubuntu-9-04-server/
[08:29] <maxagaz> what's the difference between ubuntu desktop and alternate ?
[08:29] <ckc> i tried to use the codes on the website
[08:29] <iolion> hmm
[08:29] <ckc> and sometimes i get stuck cause nothing happens
[08:29] <ckc> yes
[08:29] <iolion> indus I can't play an mp3
[08:30] <ckc> i am running apache and php already
[08:30] <mneptok> ckc: are you installing a webserver and PHP just for Torrentflux?
[08:30] <iolion> indus it's all choppy and no music sound
[08:30] <mneptok> ckc: ah, OK
[08:30] <commander_> m nothing happened
[08:30] <mneptok> commander_: how did you install Flash?
[08:30] <Casper1> http://pastebin.com/d6d247d8
[08:31] <commander_> via synaptic
[08:31] <psycho_oreos> Casper1, you tried using networkmanager?
[08:31] <mneptok> ckc: please keep the discussion on-channel. my /query time is being used for work. sorry.
[08:31] <Casper1> yes
[08:31] <Casper1> it doesnt detect the conection
[08:31] <mneptok> commander_: what is the exact error message?
[08:31] <Out_Cold> !alternate
[08:32] <Casper1> but yesterday i was conected
[08:32] <Casper1> only couldnt load anything on the internet
[08:32] <ckc> okie
[08:32] <Casper1> the router was bought yesterday
[08:32] <commander_> you either have Javascript turned off or an old version of Flash player
[08:32] <ckc> http://samiux.wordpress.com/2008/08/12/howto-home-made-nas-server-with-ubuntu-8041-%E2%80%93-part-ii/
[08:32] <ckc> i tried this as well
[08:32] <ckc> but some of the codes is stuck
[08:33] <mneptok> ckc: do you want a torrent client or NAS or both?
[08:33] <ckc> both
[08:33] <CodeWar> is there a way to use gvfs-mount with authenticaion from a file?
[08:33] <ckc> i actually have some codes written down
[08:33] <mneptok> ckc: and you're also going to run websites?
[08:33] <ckc> can i send it to you to see?
[08:33] <ckc> no wbesites?
[08:33] <ckc> no websites
[08:33] <iolion> anyone want to help me get sound working correctly?
[08:34] <xrfang> hello there, could anyone recommend a tool to create html image map?
[08:34] <TxHawks> Hello, I'm wondering if anyone could help with a probably stupid problem. I've just installed UNR on an eeepc 1005ha. From some reason the I can't get the internal mic to work even though I enabled it in the volume control prefs. Any ideas? Thanks
[08:34] <ckc> only download torrent and also connecting to the internet as a squid server
[08:34] <ckc> and if possible samba and also ftp
[08:34] <mneptok> ckc: then why run a webserver just for a torrent client? why not run rtorrent or Transmission in CLI mode with a web interface?
[08:34] <ckc> cli mode?
[08:35] <commander_> m where r u?
[08:35] <mneptok> ckc: http://forum.transmissionbt.com/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=8361#p39455
[08:36] <ckc> okie
[08:36] <ckc> thanks made
[08:36] <ckc> thanks mate
[08:36] <Casper1> can some1 help me get my wifi working please
[08:36] <aftertaf> Casper1: what card, version of buntu ?
[08:36] <Casper1> intell 5100, 9.04
[08:37] <aftertaf> ubuntu or kubuntu ?
[08:37] <kraut> moin
[08:37] <Casper1> ubuntu
[08:37] <aftertaf> ok. lspci finds the card? whats your issue exactly?
[08:38] <mneptok> Casper1: lsmod | grep agn
[08:38] <Casper1> ok so yesterday i bought the router and conected right away
[08:38] <Casper1> but
[08:38] <Casper1> there was no loading of the pages on the internet
[08:38] <Nhoj> testing
[08:38] <Adola> Anyone here use Fluxbox?
[08:38] <Casper1> i tried today to fix it and now i cant even detect the conection
[08:39] <piccolo> fluxbox?
[08:39] <Adola> The window Manger
[08:39] <piccolo> ah ...
[08:39] <aftertaf> Casper1: what did you do to try to fix? what router is it? adsl modem/router?
[08:39] <piccolo> i used it a long time ago
[08:39] <iolion> Is sound difficult to set up in Ubuntu?
[08:39] <mneptok> Casper1: ?
[08:40] <piccolo> @adola what do you wanna know?
[08:40] <Adola> piccolo: How do you start Network manager in Fluxbox?
[08:40] <mneptok> Casper1: please use pastebin instead f flooding my client
[08:41] <Casper1> last night i tried loggin screen and updating drivers
[08:41] <mneptok> Casper1: the card is on, detected, and the correct module is loaded.
[08:41] <Casper1> sorry mneptok
[08:41] <iolion> mneptok do you know how to get sound working correctly with 9.04?
[08:41] <piccolo> which network manager do you mean?
[08:41] <mneptok> iolion: yes, buy the same laptop i have :P
[08:41] <iolion> :/
[08:41] <Casper1> iolion: killal pulseaudio; alsomixer -Dhw   then bring the volumes all the way up
[08:41] <geirha> Adola: Assuming network manager is already installed, then running 'nm-applet' should give you the applet.
[08:41] <mneptok> Casper1: does your wireless SSID show up in NetworkManager?
[08:42] <Gnea> !sound | iolion (this is a good place to start)
[08:42] <Casper1> whats the ssid?
[08:42] <ManDay> Why does output such as THIS: http://pastebin.com/d696025c  --- Not go to STDERR but instead to the terminal directly!?! It's hell of annoying if you can't pipe the error to less and stuff? Is that a nasty ubuntu thing??
[08:42] <mneptok> Casper1: your WAP's name
[08:42] <iolion> killal pulseaudio; alsomixer -Dhw  are those commands Casper1?
[08:42] <Casper1> oh no it doesnt
[08:42] <Casper1> yes
[08:42] <Casper1> the ; seperates commands
[08:43] <mneptok> iolion: "alsamixer"
[08:43] <Casper1> alsamixer tho make sure you get that part right
[08:43] <mneptok> Casper1: do any SSIDs appear?
[08:43] <Casper1> no
[08:43] <Gnea> ManDay: command > file.log 2>&1
[08:43] <iolion> still not working
[08:43] <Casper1> usually there are 2 not including my router
[08:44] <ManDay> Gnea, it's NOT working!
[08:44] <ManDay> because the error is NOT send to stderr!
[08:44] <Casper1> iolion: i had the same problem, but that worked for me. just search the forums for hours like i did. GL!
[08:44] <ManDay> I tried every possible variation
[08:44] <Gnea> ManDay: what's the command?
[08:44] <ManDay> ./a.out
[08:44] <geirha> ManDay: The order is important. If 2>&1 is before >file.log, then stderr will be sent to the terminal
[08:44] <mneptok> Casper1: pastebin the output of "ifconfig"
[08:44] <Casper1> ok hold on
[08:44] <mn3m0n1c> sup b0t
[08:45] <ManDay> ok, geirha what would be the syntax for piping it into less instead of redirecting into file then?
[08:45] <Gnea> ManDay: well, the way I just showed you should put it all to the logfile
[08:45] <Darael> Does anyone know why compiz would be segfaulting?  It seems to be something to do with having firefox open.
[08:45] <Gnea> ManDay: then you can less the file.log
[08:45] <iolion> casper: hmm
[08:45] <ManDay> i want to pipe it to less Gnea
[08:45] <iolion> ok
[08:45] <geirha> ManDay: ./a.out 2>&1 | less
[08:45] <Casper1> http://pastebin.com/d67b93dfa
[08:45] <ManDay> geirha, i tried that, it does NOT redirect the error!
[08:46] <geirha> ManDay: Try this then: { ./a.out; } 2>&1 | less
[08:46] <mneptok> Casper1: is this a laptop or desktop?
[08:46] <Casper1> iolion: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1154502
[08:46] <Casper1> mneptok: laptop
[08:46] <ManDay> geirha, that doesn't work either
[08:46] <mneptok> Casper1: is the a function-key combo to enable or disable wireless? or a hardware switch?
[08:47] <geirha> ManDay: Hm. Then glibc is writing directly to the terminal, not via the shell.
[08:47] <ManDay> geirha, I'm telling you, the error is send to the tty directly - there is no way of redirecting it
[08:47] <Gnea> ManDay: can you get the output to the logfile using the way I showed you initially?
[08:47] <ManDay> That's what I've been saying
[08:47] <ManDay> no Gnea i cannot
[08:47] <Casper1> mneptok: please explain, im not sure i understand what your asking
[08:47] <Gnea> that's weird, because that method ought to do it
[08:47] <ManDay> Is that a ubuntu annoyance of std-linux?
[08:47] <znh> Is it possible to increase the DPI of my screen?
[08:47] <Gnea> what?
[08:47] <ManDay> Gnea, as geirha said - the error is not send to stderr
[08:48] <mneptok> Casper1: look at the keyboard. is there a way to turn wireless on and off using the keyboard?
[08:48] <ManDay> *Whether that is ubuntu specific or the same on most distros
[08:48] <Casper1> oh haha i checked that already yes it is on
[08:48] <iolion> how do I check my my ram?
[08:48] <Gnea> ManDay: well, you should be using /bin/bash, so that's not ubuntu-specific
[08:48] <tulsi1> Hi there. Could someone please help me get the inbuilt mic working? I'm trying to use sound recorder.. and can't get any audio recorded. THe inbuilt mic does work as I have used it in windows. I'm a bit confused by the volume control as there seems to be 5 devices in the drop down.. and I'm not sure where to start.
[08:49] <znh> iolion: System. Administration and then System Monitor
[08:49] <ManDay> So, Gnea geirha any idea how to fix it?
[08:49] <Casper1> tulsi1: alsamixer -Dhw      in the terminal and turn mic volume up
[08:49] <iolion> is there a network bandwidth monitor?
[08:49] <geirha> ManDay: Well, when you get a message from glibc, your program is doing something terribly wrong. The best would be to fix the program.
[08:50] <Darael> Can anyone think of a reason for compiz to segfault repeatedly?  It only seems to happen with Firefox open.
[08:50] <mneptok> Casper1: try "sudo ifconfig wlan0 up"
[08:50] <ManDay> geirha, that's not my problem.
[08:50] <Gnea> ManDay: not really, 2>&1 outputs stderr to stdout, which in turn is outputted to the logfile. if it's not working that way, then something is wrong with your shell.
[08:50] <Casper1> mneptok: no output
[08:50] <mneptok> Casper1: see if you can see the SSID now
[08:50] <znh> how can I configure my desktop effects?
[08:50] <indus> iolion: hello
[08:51] <geirha> Gnea: glibc is apparently writing directly to the terminal
[08:51] <ManDay> Gnea, why would you blame the shell? Does it work for you?
[08:51] <Gnea> ManDay: or, something is wrong with your program. perhaps it's not including the correct header files.
[08:51] <Casper1> mneptok: still not visible
[08:51] <indus> iolion: network bandwidth monitor is also available from system monitor like znh said
[08:51] <mneptok> Casper1: pastebin the output of "ifconfig"
[08:51] <ManDay> Gnea, my program? My program is a one-liner. THe problem is always the same. glibc always does that - for numerous programs
[08:51] <Gnea> ManDay: did you include stdio.h?
[08:52] <ManDay> Gnea, seriously, why would I ?
[08:52] <Gnea> ManDay: http://www.cs.bu.edu/teaching/c/file-io/intro/
[08:52] <ManDay> It's not in the scope of my program to make glibc work properly
[08:52] <Gnea> ManDay: but it's in the scope of your program to work correctly.
[08:52] <ManDay> It's a c++ program
[08:52] <Gnea> I don't care
[08:52] <ManDay> Gnea, my program is meant to throw this error
[08:52] <Gnea> #include <stdio.h>
[08:52] <ManDay> as you say
[08:52] <geirha> Gnea, ManDay: http://pastebin.com/f2ef2b33f this reproduces it
[08:53] <ManDay> exactl
[08:53] <Casper1> mneptok: http://pastebin.com/d71de7867
[08:53] <Gnea> it doesn't include stdio.h
[08:53] <ManDay> Gnea, should including <iostream> cut it?
[08:53] <indus> isnt this programming talk ?
[08:53] <ManDay> indus, not really
[08:53] <indus> ok
[08:53] <mneptok> Casper1: you're wireless card is now active
[08:54] <geirha> ManDay: The only way I know to handle output going directly to terminal, is expect
[08:54] <mneptok> Casper1: look again in NetworkManager
[08:54] <mneptok> *your
[08:54] <geirha> ManDay: I'm not proficient enough with expect to help you though, so you'll have to google or try #expect or #tcl (if they exist)
[08:54] <ManDay> geirha, Gnea i included <stdio.h> but still the error is send to the terminal
[08:54] <Casper1> menptok: nothing still, some1 else sugested i conect directly to the router? should i do so
[08:55] <ManDay> i dont see why my program would be responsible for that
[08:55] <ManDay> Gnea, have you tried reproducing it? geirha what is your result?
[08:55] <Casper1> mneptok: im curently conected via modem
[08:55] <mneptok> Casper1: well, that will rule out wireless problems
[08:55] <geirha> ManDay: The easy fix is to set the variable to NULL right after doing a free. free(NULL) is safe.
[08:55] <tasslehoff> I have mounted a share using smbfs. Windows users mounting the same share can see the folders I create, but not the files. Que???
[08:55] <ManDay> geirha, it's not about my program. I wrote this program to throw the error in order to fix the issue with glibc.
[08:55] <Gnea> ManDay: I stand corrected - that's really weird. oh well, yeah, you'll need to ask in a programming channel, like #c++
[08:56] <Casper1> mneptok: so its my card then?
[08:56] <mneptok> Casper1: no
[08:56] <ManDay> Gnea, I've already discussed this there. They agree that it's a linux issue
[08:56] <Casper1> mneptok: then what is the problem
[08:56] <mneptok> Casper1: look at the 2 pastebin outputs you sent. after you manually ran "sudo ifconfig wlan0 up" the card started working.
[08:56] <Gnea> ManDay: k, well we just support Ubuntu in a rather user-friendly, non-lowlevel environment here. perhaps #ubuntu-devel
[08:57] <ManDay> Ok I'll try thanks
[08:57] <Gnea> good luck
[08:57] <mneptok> Casper1: i suspect your router is either not broadcasting the SSID, is doing MAC filtering, or somesuch.
[08:57] <Casper1> mneptok: What would i need to do to fix that?
[08:57] <qwe_> hello. What can I do with a package I can't remove? In my case selinux. Google doesn't offer any solution.
[08:58] <mneptok> Casper1: examine the WAP's configuration so you know for sure what it is doing, and what you might expect from it
[08:58] <Casper1> mneptok: where would i examine that?
[08:59] <mneptok> Casper1: uhhhhh .... in the WAP's adfmin interface?
[08:59] <tulsi1> Casper1: turning up the mic volume didn't help. Turning it too high gave that feedback sound.. so it's sort of halfway. But I still don't hear anything when trying to record in sound recorder
[09:00] <Casper1> tulsi1: Mine is about halfway and records what program are you using to record with?
[09:01] <Casper1> mneptok: Im sorry I dont know where that is I'm new to linux
[09:01] <tulsi1> Casper1: sound recorder. default app in ubuntu
[09:01] <Casper1> tulsi1: try audacity
[09:02] <sandman> Is Ubuntu profitable yet? Or rather, is Ubuntu slowly dying?
[09:02] <sandman> Honest question, not looking to flame. Just considering using it at a particular client location, and this is a major issue for them.
[09:03] <jimbeam12> what a good firewall..
[09:03] <sandman> They don't want to "convert" over to Ubuntu GNU/Linux if it's going to end up like Mandrake.
[09:03] <Casper1> could some1 please tell me where the WAP admin interface is please?
[09:03] <Gnea> Casper1: WAP admin?
[09:04] <Techie> sandman- i wouldnt think so, as long as there are people using it there will be support
[09:04] <Casper1> mneptok told me to check my WAP admin interface. i have now clue where that is and he stopped talking to me
[09:04] <SDCARD2GB>  i downloaded the unr iso image  and want ot write it to a 2 gig SD card. can anyone recommend me an X-Window  app that does it like https://launchpad.net/win32-image-writer/+download  BUT that works on GNU/Linux???
[09:05] <Gnea> Casper1: mneptok has been saying a lot of misleading things lately
[09:05] <Casper1> Gnea: Well thats interesting. You wouldnt be able to help me with my wireless conection would you?
[09:05] <Gnea> Casper1: but I think he means your Wireless Access Point configuration website, which you should already know how to configure
[09:05] <cheater> Casper1: what's wrong with your wireless connection?
[09:06] <Casper1> I'm not sure, thats what im trying to figure out lol
[09:06] <cheater> what are you trying to connect with what?
[09:06] <Casper1> Gnea: Is that the http://ip address loggin screen?
[09:07] <Gnea> Casper1: uh, yeah - whatever your local ip is on the wireless router device that you used to login to to set it up
[09:07] <Casper1> cheater: i just bought a router and yesterday i conected but no pages would load, and now it doesnt detect it
[09:07] <mneptok> Gnea: excuse me?
[09:07] <Casper1> Gnea: I can't connect to that, My browser tells me the connection failed
[09:07] <cheater> did you try connecting it through utp?
[09:07] <digifor> From an xp guest in virtualbox I can ping the ip address of an ubuntu guest but not by hostname?
[09:07] <Casper1> cheater: utp?
[09:08] <cheater> an ethernet cable
[09:08] <cheater> try that first
[09:08] <Casper1> cheater: yes i did try that
[09:08] <Rods_Tiger> There's something wrong with adding something to 'startup applications' - if I click 'add a startup program' and 'browse' it doesn't show any programs at all - instead it incorrectly displays a file selector dialogue box with all my documents in it. This is wrong.
[09:08] <cheater> did it work Casper1?
[09:08] <mneptok> Casper1: your wireless router. check and make sure that it is broadcasting the SSID. your wireless card is active, based upon the output of ifconfig.
[09:08] <Casper1> cheater: nope, which is why I'm still on the modem lol
[09:09] <cheater> Casper1: connect it via the wire and call customer support.
[09:09] <Casper1> mneptok: i can't connect to the router. my browser says the connection failed
[09:09] <cheater> Casper1: if it won't work, then it's broken.
[09:09] <mneptok> Casper1: connect via Ethernet cable, as cheater suggested
[09:09] <Casper1> cheater: i called customer support and they want to charge me $70 to talk to them
[09:09] <Casper1> I will try again though.
[09:09] <Casper1> brb
[09:09] <cheater> return it to the shop and get a different one
[09:10] <Casper1> cheater: that i might do
[09:10] <Gnea> Casper1: odd, what access point make/model do you have?
[09:10] <cheater> yeah
[09:10] <Darael> Could someone take a look at http://paste.ubuntu.com/275111/ and tell me why compiz is crashing?
[09:10] <Casper1> Gnea: netgear
[09:10] <cheater> that's fairly crap
[09:10] <mneptok> Gnea: care to explain the "misleading things" comment?
[09:10] <cheater> is it dell or something
[09:10] <cheater> oh
[09:10] <cheater> Casper1: do they do that with all their products?
[09:11] <Casper1> cheater: idk first netgear product I've owned
[09:11] <Gnea> mneptok: I was being sarcasting about the "02:45 < mneptok> iolion: yes, buy the same laptop i have :P" comment, best just to let it flow under the bridge.
[09:11] <Armageddon> is there any package to customize a distribution based on Ubuntu or wtvr ?
[09:12] <Gnea> Casper1: yes, but a netgear what? it should have a sticker on it that shows the model #
[09:12] <mneptok> Gnea: when i'm trying to help someone, please do not cast apsersions on my advice.
[09:13] <cheater> Casper1: just for that, i'd bring it back and get a different brand.
[09:13] <Gnea> mneptok: then please, don't say things to people who are looking for serious help like that.
[09:13] <cheater> Casper1: that's unacceptable..
[09:13] <cheater> imo.
[09:13] <mneptok> Gnea: both of us were joking. it was clear i was not being serious. it was NOT clear you were being sarcastic.
[09:13] <cheater> Casper1: have you tried calling your ISP? they might be able to help you with different routers
[09:14] <mneptok> Casper1: look at the ouput you sent to pastebin - http://pastebin.com/d71de7867
[09:14] <Gnea> mneptok: fair enough, as long as we understand each other, i doubt it'll happen again.
[09:14] <mneptok> Casper1: it's clear that your wireless card is active
[09:14] <Casper1> still nothing
[09:14] <Casper1> failed conection
[09:15] <Gnea> Casper1: no model # then? just some no-label netgear?
[09:15] <mneptok> Casper1: you *cannot* connect to that Netgear while using your modem
[09:15] <d_> Anyone know how I set up a static ip for my computer to my router.
[09:15] <mneptok> Casper1: you have to switch to an Ethernet cable plugged into the Netgear
[09:15] <Casper1>  
[09:16] <mneptok> d_: wired connection?
[09:16] <aaron11> helo does anyone know how to get the network passwords because i have a windows computer that i want to connect to but its asking for a password
[09:16] <Casper1> didnt work
[09:16] <d_> mneptok: yes wired.  I am trying to set up a vpn to another network, so i need to do port forwrding and that requers a static ip from the computer to the router.  I think
[09:17] <mneptok> d_: edit /etc/network/interfaces
[09:17] <mneptok> d_: lemme get you a template
[09:17] <znh> aaron11: that is a windows related question.
[09:17] <Darael> aaron11: use a username and password from that machine.  The user that set up the share is best
[09:17] <d_> nice!  thanks mneptok
[09:17] <mneptok> d_: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/272226/
[09:18] <Gnea> Casper1: what didn't work, exactly?
[09:18] <mneptok> d_: obviously, replace the addresses with what matches your network
[09:18] <d_> mneptok: checking now.  ok, will replace the address.
[09:19] <Casper1> Gnea: I connected the router directly to the computer via ethernet cable and still could not connect/navigate to loggin screen
[09:19] <Gnea> Casper1: did you allow your computer to obtain an IP from it first?
[09:19] <d_> mneptok: I'm kinda new.  what do i do with that?
[09:19] <mneptok> Casper1: you were gone for ~30 seconds. that's not long wnough to get a DHCP lease and test.
[09:19] <Casper1> Gnea: The computer imidiately tried but failed
[09:20] <aaron111> it got cut
[09:20] <d_> I recongnize what it is, but how do I use it.
[09:20] <Casper1> mneptok: do you think I'm lying?
[09:20] <Gnea> Casper1: how many ports does the netgear have?
[09:20] <mneptok> d_: pastebin the output of /etc/network/interfaces and the command "ifconfig" from the machine in question
[09:20] <Casper1> 5 all together
[09:20] <Gnea> Casper1: and can you not find a model number on it?
[09:20] <Casper1> Gnea: WGR614
[09:21] <mneptok> Casper1: no, i think you just expected the connecton to work too quickly.
[09:21] <Gnea> thank you.
[09:21] <Casper1> mneptok: i waited for the conection and it failed so i tried a different port and neither worked
[09:21] <Gnea> Casper1: okay, did it come with a manual?
[09:22] <mneptok> Casper1: sounds like your router has issues.
[09:22] <Casper1> Gnea: No only a disk
[09:22] <Gnea> Casper1: you got it used?
[09:22] <aaron111> 	helo does anyone know how to get the network passwords because i have a windows computer that i want to connect to but its asking for a password
[09:22] <Casper1> Gnea: Brand new yesterday from radio shack
[09:22] <Casper1> mneptok: I think your right lol
[09:22] <Gnea> Casper1: there HAS to be a manual. all brand-new routers have one.
[09:23] <Casper1> Gnea: Like I said theres just a disk
[09:23] <mneptok> Casper1: did you go through an initial process of configuring that router via the admin web interface?
[09:23] <Gnea> you can NOT buy a brand new router at radio shack and NOT have a manual with it. simply impossible.
[09:23] <Gnea> Casper1: then re-check the box, maybe it slid behind a piece of something
[09:23] <Casper1> Gnea: I thought it was wierd too but i even checked the "package contents" and it says nothing of a manual
[09:23] <Gnea> Casper1: in the meantime, find a pen or pencil
[09:23] <System-7> this thing saying something about reloading samba keeps popping up and its annoying me, how do i stop it?
[09:24] <Casper1> Gnea: Also double checked the box, and I have both
[09:24] <d_> mneptok: do you know why some articles about port forwarding say that you should turn off port forwarding when you are not using it?  I am trying to do a permanent connection to anther net work.
[09:24] <Casper1> mneptok: yes i did
[09:24] <Gnea> Casper1: ok good. on the back, there should be a very small 'reset' button somewhere
[09:24] <Casper1> Gnea: Hold for 10 seconds
[09:24] <Gnea> Casper1: k
[09:24] <System-7> it just came up again
[09:25] <mneptok> d_: security. forward a port high enough and disabling it becomes less of a security concern.
[09:25] <Armageddon> is there any application close to this for Ubuntu ? http://susestudio.com/
[09:25] <System-7> dang it it got covered up i cant see it
[09:25] <Casper1> Gnea: I tried that already but its worth a shot, Waiting for it to start again
[09:25] <Gnea> Casper1: also, is there a version of your model? http://kbserver.netgear.com/products/WGR614.asp  seems to alude that there are many versions of your router.
[09:25] <aaron111> helo does anyone know how to get the network passwords because i have a windows computer that i want to connect to but its asking for a password
[09:26] <System-7> is there any way to silence these messages that pop-up in the middle of the command line?
[09:26] <Casper1> Gnea: V9 is mine
[09:26] <Armageddon> aaron111: windows vista ?
[09:26] <znh> aaron111: that is a windows related question. please ask elsewhere.
[09:26] <Gnea> aaron111: ask the owner of the windows computer
[09:26] <aaron111> Armageddon: yes
[09:26] <Casper1> Gnea: The router isnt starting back up
[09:26] <Armageddon> znh, Gnea wait a sec
[09:26] <Casper1> Gnea: Nvm lol
[09:26] <Gnea> Casper1: it takes a minute :)
[09:26] <aaron111> Gnea: he doesnt know ethier
[09:26] <OriWB> Can somebody help me play Eternal lands without it freezing my computer and forcing me to restart?
[09:26] <Armageddon> aaron111: go to the computer with vista and change the sharing settings, there is an option to ask a password even if there is no password
[09:27] <Gnea> aaron111: ask in ##windows
[09:27] <d_> mneptok: what would you suggest?  I don't even know the limits.
[09:27] <Armageddon> is there any application close to this for Ubuntu ? http://susestudio.com/
[09:27] <mneptok> d_: what is it you are trying to do?
[09:27] <System-7> is there any way to silence these messages that pop-up in the middle of the command line?
[09:27] <Casper1> Gnea: :( still no conection
[09:28] <OriWB> Can somebody help me play Eternal lands without it freezing my computer and forcing me to restart?
[09:28] <System-7> it came agaun "Reloading /etc/samba/smb.conf smb only"
[09:28] <Gnea> Casper1: geez... can you plug it into your dsl/cable WAN and then plug your computer into the 1-4 ports?
[09:29] <Armageddon> Casper1: then configure, then try wireless
[09:29] <System-7> "Reloading /etc/samba/smb.conf smb only"  << how can i shut this up?
[09:29] <Gnea> System-7: middle of what commandline?
[09:29] <System-7> THE command line
[09:30] <Gnea> no, there are 2 command lines: console and X-terminals
[09:30] <System-7> the actual command line, not a term emulator
[09:30] <Gnea> so, you mean the console, that you press ctrl-alt-f1 to get to?
[09:31] <d_> mneptok: my business partner has a network set up at his house.  we need to connect both networks.  I have three computers on my network, he has several also.  I think we need to do a vpn with ssh.  that is from what I have read, but I don't really know what I am doing.   just reading a lot.
[09:31] <System-7> basically yes, in my case that i start in
[09:31] <Gnea> System-7: I see. are you running server?
[09:31] <aaron111> cc
[09:32] <comicinker> mneptok: you don't  need ssh and vpn at the same time. ssh is a secure connection, vpn is also a secure connection
[09:32] <OriWB> Can somebody help me play Eternal lands without it freezing my computer and forcing me to restart?
[09:32] <System-7> is there any way to stop ubuntu from displaying these messages?
[09:33] <Noun> is there any better, good feauturing, good graphic, opetaor access chat software like parachat?
[09:33] <mneptok> comicinker: i think you meant to address that to d_
[09:33] <SharpRain> Help!!
[09:33] <SharpRain> I can not un move any window
[09:33] <SharpRain> maximize or minimize
[09:33] <comicinker> d_: you don't  need ssh and vpn at the same time. ssh is a secure connection, vpn is also a secure connection
[09:33] <SharpRain> How do I change this?!
[09:33] <Gnea> System-7: if you refuse to answer the question, then no, there is no way.
[09:33] <System-7> what question?
[09:33] <d_> ok, thanks
[09:34] <Gnea> 03:35 < Gnea> System-7: I see. are you running server?
[09:34] <Gnea> System-7: that question^^^
[09:34] <d_> anyone want to help me set that up?
[09:34] <OriWB> SharpRain: your more likely to get help if you put it all together
[09:34] <System-7> whoops soz didn't see that it got cut off by the messages
[09:34] <comicinker> SharpRain: <alt>F2 compiz --replace or <alt> F2 metacity --replace
[09:34] <keakulani> hi all
[09:34] <SharpRain> I can move a window, there is no maximize/minimize/close buttons on any window..
[09:34] <Gnea> System-7: np
[09:34] <mneptok> d_: if what you want is to connect your home network to another home network over a secure connection, you'll want to research IPSec. is your colleague also running Ubuntu or Linux?
[09:34] <SharpRain> k thanks
[09:35] <System-7> Yes, its a server, but it was a normal ubuntu install originally
[09:35] <SharpRain> Wait what
[09:35] <SharpRain> I did that, it fixed it
[09:35] <SharpRain> now my cube is gone
[09:35] <d_> linux
[09:35] <System-7> I killed off the graphical stuff and left just the command line
[09:35] <Gnea> System-7: is there a program running in the background?
[09:35] <d_> mneptok: he uses linux.  a couple of different ones.
[09:36] <mneptok> d_: IPSec is the way to go, then (Windows tends to use PPPtP for VPNs)
[09:36] <SharpRain> Help, desktop cube and rotate cube are checked but there is nothing there
[09:36] <SharpRain> the cube doesn't work..
[09:36] <comicinker> SharpRain: <alt>F2 compiz --replace
[09:36] <SharpRain> I did it.
[09:36] <System-7> theres plenty of stuff in the background, top shows that, not sure whats generating these messages though
[09:36] <SharpRain> It fixed my other problem.
[09:36] <SharpRain> Now I have a new one.
[09:36] <mneptok> d_: IPSec is not for the faint-of-heart, though. spend some time doing some research.
[09:36] <d_> ok, i'll check out ipsec.  What is that?  software?  addin?
[09:37] <Gnea> System-7: no, i mean in the background of the running shell
[09:37] <comicinker> SharpRain: do it again. if no success, reboot
[09:37] <mneptok> d_: standard protocol suite
[09:37] <mneptok> d_: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IPsec
[09:37] <SharpRain> should I tick "run in terminal" >
[09:37] <Gnea> d_: openvpn might be a viable solution as well
[09:37] <comicinker> SharpRain: no
[09:37] <System-7> I have two logged in, and im just running ircII in one
[09:38] <Gnea> System-7: do the messages show up in both?
[09:38] <SharpRain> Yeah, works now. Thanks :)
[09:38] <SharpRain> Hmm, now my old problem is back
[09:38] <SharpRain> My old problem is back now that ones fixed...
[09:39] <d_> gnea:  I looked at openvpn but I could not see a benefit to using it.  it seems to geared toward windows users.
[09:39] <OriWB> Is there anything I can do to play Eternal Lands and have it freeze less?
[09:39] <Gnea> System-7: ah ha - check your /etc/syslog.conf file at the bottom, where it's outputting to /dev/xconsole
[09:39] <mneptok> d_: the easiest way to get this set up and running quickly is to buy a router with IPSec functinality built-in
[09:40] <Gnea> d_: disagreed. openvpn is cross-platform, it will work with linux, mac or windows.. and in between. it was developed on linux/bsd systems, initially.
[09:40] <System-7> yes it shows up in both... checking that now
[09:40] <mneptok> d_: e.g. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16833124092
[09:40] <d_> will openvpn eliminate the need for port forwarding in the router?
[09:40] <comicinker> SharpRain: go to system->settings->look
[09:40] <keakulani> any web designer here?
[09:40] <d_> mneptok: checking it out right now
[09:41] <SharpRain> there is no "settings"
[09:41] <U8untu> hey..how do i forward my ip ports from my router to my irc server? ..i have an irc server..but it works only on LAN.. i want it to work to everyone
[09:41] <Gnea> d_: doubt it, vpn's usually don't do that
[09:41] <SharpRain> Preferences or administration?
[09:41] <d_> my cicco router has ddns services built in.
[09:41] <comicinker> SharpRain: preferences
[09:41] <SharpRain> there's no "look"
[09:41] <SharpRain> compiz config setting's manager?
[09:42] <SharpRain> All my old stuff there is ticked for some reason..
[09:42] <mneptok> d_: i have absolutely no experience with that product. caveat emptor.
[09:42] <Techie> U8untu- http://portforward.com/
[09:42] <Gnea> !openvpn | d_
[09:42] <Ileden> Hi! I need to change my the device name (/dev/mmcblk0) of my SD card, as a workaround to a bug to get it recognized by LVM. I was instructed on a forum to use "udev" or "types = ["mmc",16]". I did some research on udev, and it seems I'm beyond my depth there. The second possibility I have no idea about, and "types" is quite hard to do a google search on. Could someone here give any pointers?
[09:42] <mneptok> d_: but such devices are much easier for new IPSec users to get up and running than are Linux boxen
[09:42] <comicinker> SharpRain: I don't know the english word. maybe you should ccsm, too. I meant the theme selector.
[09:42] <U8untu> Techie  i was on that site..i dont understand nothin` :d
[09:43] <Techie> U8untu- do i have permission to PM you?
[09:43] <mneptok> d_: and Gnea does not recommend openvpn lightly. it is also a good solution.
[09:43] <Rajec> Guys I am looking for some files filter. I have several files with could belongs to two categories. What I want to do is be able to see only files from one category and then swith to view with files from second category. I could do it for example by put same files to two different folders(folder = category). It something like gmail and labels for mails
[09:43] <U8untu> yes Techie
[09:43] <comicinker> SharpRain: as soon as you tick enable or disable desktop effects your settings are lost
[09:43] <mneptok> d_: examine all your options, and really have an undersyanding of how VPNs work before you buy or build out anything.
[09:44] <Gnea> d_: I agree with mneptok, if you don't understand how VPNs work, then you should do some serious research beforehand.
[09:45] <d_> mneptok: gnea, I am trying to do the research but I am only finding partial or incomplete articles... or out of date.
[09:45] <System-7> i commented out the last few lines about outputting info to xconsole, hopefully that will shut it up
[09:45] <Casper1> Gnea: Still there?
[09:46] <Gnea> Casper1: barely
[09:46] <System-7> although i like the idea it suggests with sending it to an idle tty... might use that :)
[09:46] <Casper1> Gnea: I hear ya. Your sugestion of conecting to the modem through the router worked
[09:46] <Casper1> Gnea: But I believe there is something wrong with the router
[09:47] <Gnea> Casper1: well, if you have an IP now, then you know the gateway IP that belongs to the router, so you can login to examine and fix it
[09:47] <SharpRain> Hmm, I've still got that annoying fading window thing
[09:47] <Casper1> Gnea: I think I'm going to take it to radio shack 2marrow
[09:48] <Gnea> Casper1: ok
[09:48] <Casper1> Everyone that helped me tonight thank you very much
[09:48] <Casper1> I appreciate it
[09:48] <Casper1> damn router...
[09:48] <Gnea> cheers
[09:48] <Gnea> lol
[09:48] <d_> ubottu you a bot?
[09:49] <GutZuWiSSeN> im looking for a good FTP Client, any ideas?
[09:49] <Rajec> filezilla
[09:50] <System-7> there's always ftp :)
[09:52] <mneptok> GutZuWiSSeN: Places > Connect to server
[09:52] <System-7> ubuntu seems to have finally been silenced... thnx Gnea
[09:52] <mneptok> hrm ... i just found a VPN plugin for Tomato and OpenWRT.
[09:53] <eXtXNoSIR> ¶Ô ËùÓÐÈË Ëµ: ÄÜËµÖÐÎÄÂð
[09:53] <mneptok> too bad i have a job and am moving this week.
[09:53] <eXtXNoSIR> ¶Ô ËùÓÐÈË Ëµ: ÄÜ¿´¶®ÖÐÎÄÂð
[09:53] <System-7> GutZuwiSSen : /usr/bin/ftp
[09:53] <Chousuke> eXtXNoSIR: English, please
[09:54] <System-7> lol all i see are a bunch of diamonds
[09:54] <eXtXNoSIR> ¶Ô Chousuke Ëµ: Is there any channel where I can speak Chinese?
[09:54] <Myrtti> !cn
[09:55] <digifor> in virtualbox What would be the most appropriate networking to connect my winxp guest to connect to my ubuntu guest on an ubuntu host?
[09:55] <System-7> ubottu you are so helpful
[09:55] <digifor> Essentially I am trying to do this: http://www.browniesblog.com/A55CBC/blog.nsf/dx/19032009035548PMMBR7SZ.htm
[09:55] <System-7> still ubottu you do your job well
[09:55] <eXtXNoSIR> ¶Ô Chousuke Ëµ: hello
[09:55] <digifor> Any ubuntu/ lotus guru's welcome
[09:56] <eXtXNoSIR> ¶Ô Chousuke Ëµ: Is there any Channel where I can type Chinese
[09:56] <Myrtti> !cn | eXtXNoSIR
[09:56] <aleeusa> hello
[09:56] <System-7> ubottu barada nikto
[09:57] <Steil> is there anywhere i can type esperanto?
[09:57] <Chousuke> hm :/
[09:57] <Myrtti> !msgthebot > System-7
[09:57] <indus> System-7: from the movie the earth stood still?
[09:57] <Chousuke> !esperanto
[09:57] <Chousuke> ;P
[09:57] <mneptok> Steil: try #failed_ideas_geeks_will_not_let_die
[09:57] <brjagbr> Can anyone help me with cron and maven?
[09:58] <System-7> failed?
[09:58] <brjagbr> I need to run a script which has a mvn command,  in crontab
[09:58] <brjagbr> but it didn't show up on the display
[09:58] <System-7> i think they got a few native esperanto speakers, thats pretty much a win, for conlanging anyway
[09:59] <Myrtti> please keep offtopic elsewhere
[09:59] <brjagbr> I have already added the "export DISPLAY=:0" string, but that only works with firefox
[10:00] <gpannwitz> I installed wubi on a windows2000 host, activating swap takes an hour
[10:00] <GrimmVarg> hey guys, anybody tried booting ubuntu from grub2 (EFI) on a macbook?
[10:00] <System-7> Linux is not recommended on macbooks due to lack of heat control drivers
[10:01] <System-7> i leave my ubuntu in a virtual machine on my macbook
[10:01] <zanticus> aww, here i was about to install it on mine
[10:01] <Myrtti> System-7: url?
[10:01] <GrimmVarg> System-7: well thats why I want to use grub to. Since this will allowe me to use the low-end graphics card which will keep my macbook nice and cool
[10:01] <brjagbr> anyone please? :'(
[10:01] <GrimmVarg> *grub2
[10:02] <System-7> I hang around the #mac and such channels and pick this stuff up lol :)
[10:02] <Myrtti> System-7: {{citation needed}} ;-)
[10:03] <GrimmVarg> Myrtti: i do agree ;) my macbook never tops 70 degrees as it is now, running #!
[10:03] <System-7> a lot of people come in asking about ubuntu on macs, seems pretty popular these days i guess
[10:03] <GrimmVarg> yeah, the hardware is awesome on macs, I only which Apple didnt rape us som much all the time
[10:03] <Gnea> System-7: if you don't have the data to back your claim up, it would be wise not to make the claim in the first place.
[10:03] <GrimmVarg> *wish
[10:04] <strange> hardwrae great?
[10:04] <strange> its just intel cored2duo with nvidia no?
[10:04] <System-7> well then i direct you to #mac, ask them and I'm sure someone their has some actual data on it
[10:04] <GrimmVarg> System-7: yupp
[10:04] <GrimmVarg> System-7: yeah, ty ill see if they can help :)
[10:05] <Gnea> System-7: negatory, a webpage is required, otherwise it is word-of-mouth, which is opinion, not fact.
[10:05] <tulsi1> Can someone please help me get skype going? When I try and call anyone, I get the message "Problem with Audio Playback". I can play audio fine though and record audio using audacity.
[10:05] <Gnea> !skype | tulsi1
[10:05] <GrimmVarg> Gnea: well, a webpage is pretty much just words as well, but i see your point ;)
[10:05] <System-7> oh because the internet is always truthful
[10:06] <Gnea> System-7: if you don't have a real reference, just admit it and move on.
[10:07] <System-7> lol :) at any rate, i've no personal experience with it, liek i said Grimm, the guys at #mac are sure to know
[10:07] <dwatkins> what are heat control drivers?
[10:07] <GrimmVarg> System-7:  yeah, Im trying there right now, but seem to ble idling ;)
[10:08] <System-7> i _think_ it was the fans... but not sure
[10:08] <GrimmVarg> yes
[10:08] <GrimmVarg> but it was fixed in 9.10
[10:08] <GrimmVarg> System-7: nad you could just set the fan speed manually
[10:08] <GrimmVarg> *and
[10:09] <sphenxes> why this command doesn't work: wget  http://www.nytimes.com/ -O /home/newYorkTimes_$(date + %Y%m%d). i get the output but without any date.
[10:10] <haroelcabo> hi, how can I install realplayer for ubuntu jaunty ?
[10:10] <GrimmVarg> yupp
[10:10] <GrimmVarg> helixplayer
[10:10] <GrimmVarg> in repos
[10:11] <GrimmVarg> or haroelcabo or you can get it here https://player.helixcommunity.org/
[10:11] <haroelcabo> GrimmVarg: thanks !
[10:11] <GrimmVarg> np :)
[10:12] <haroelcabo> GrimmVarg: which repo can I use ?
[10:12] <System-7> i think real has its own linux player...  but helix is the same so it doesn
[10:12] <System-7> t matter
[10:12] <mun> hi
[10:12] <unk2k> hi
[10:12] <unk2k> Hello Herubuntovci
[10:12] <mun> my firefox 64b is using the npviewer for playing flash, how do i uninstall it so that i can upgrade to v10?
[10:14] <indus> mun: sudo apt-get remove flashplugin-nonfree
[10:14] <mun> indus, i hvaen't got nonfree installed
[10:15] <comicinker> sphenxes: you don't have writing permissions on /home
[10:15] <indus> mun: then how are you viewing flash?
[10:15] <haroelcabo> GrimmVarg: will firefox recognize HeliPlayer once it's installed ?
[10:15] <mun> indus, i think i installed it separately, so maybe that's why synaptic can't detect it.
[10:15] <sphenxes> comicinker, thanks, i will check the permission
[10:15] <unk2k> indus /\OX
[10:15] <indus> mun: installed 32 bit flash? how?
[10:15] <Rajec> Guys I am looking for some files filter. I have several files with could belongs to two categories. What I want to do is be able to see only files from one category and then swith to view with files from second category. I could do it for example by put same files to two different folders(folder = category). It something like gmail and labels for mails
[10:16] <mun> indus, no, 64bit
[10:16] <D3vil_> hi @ all
[10:16] <mun> indus, i installed a very early version of 10 separately
[10:16] <comicinker> sphenxes: change to ~/nytimes instead of /home/
[10:16] <indus> mun: then search for npviewer in synaptic and remove it
[10:16] <unk2k> how can i install apache2 ?
[10:16] <mun> indus, i thought so, but there isn't such an entry
[10:16] <indus> mun: you move the 64 bit flash to .mozilla/plugins
[10:17] <unk2k> indus how can install apache 2 ????
[10:17] <indus> mun: how exactly did u install previous flash
[10:17] <Epoxy> unk2k: sudo apt-get install apache2
[10:17] <Pricey> !lamp | unk2k
[10:17] <GrimmVarg> haroelcabo: no you need to restart firefox
[10:17] <mun> indus, i think i read the installer Adobe provided
[10:17] <indus> unk2k: sudo apt-get install apache2
[10:17] <haroelcabo> how do I tell firefox that a .rmm extension must be read with HelixPlayer ?
[10:17] <mun> indus, *ran
[10:18] <indus> mun: so that has an uninstall script maybe, read it'
[10:18] <unk2k> bash: apt-get: command not found
[10:18] <indus> mun: please dont install anything from outside sources unless you really need to
[10:18] <mun> indus, i guess i'll need to find it somehow.
[10:18] <mun> indus, ok
[10:18] <haroelcabo> GrimmVarg: I did, but clicking on a .rmm link doesn't do anything special. Should it ?
[10:18] <comicinker> unk2k: please post echo $PATH
[10:18] <indus> mun: the adobe installer dir you need to locate
[10:19] <GrimmVarg> haroelcabo: i think this will help you out http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=25084
[10:19] <unk2k> /home/games:/usr/games
[10:19] <mun> indus, in my /usr/lib/firefox/plugins i got a link to /usr/lib/nspluginwrapper/plugins/npwrapper.libflashplayer.so is that the npviewer?
[10:20] <unk2k> comicinker what we do ?
[10:20] <unk2k> comicinker help me please
[10:20] <indus> mun: ya i believe so
[10:20] <ManateeLazyCat> Hi guys, i have two linux machine, one is AMD-64, another is Intel-64, all install Ubuntu 9.04, AMD machine works well, but i got "display server has been shut down 6 times ...." in my Intel-64 machine, it make me crazy, any idea how it happend?
[10:20] <indus> mun: unless i know how to installed this thing, i cant advice on how to remove it
[10:20] <indus> you*
[10:21] <unk2k> ManateeLazyCat yeas
[10:21] <unk2k> install Debian or OpenBSD
[10:21] <ManateeLazyCat> I want to fix this problem, but i don't what's case can got this error, oh bug?
[10:21] <unk2k> and не еби себе мозг
[10:21] <ManateeLazyCat> unk2k: I haven't time switch system.
[10:21] <anli_> hm, wonder how nano can look _wasted_ if it opens a utf-8 encoded file
[10:21] <anli_> it just looks like shit
[10:21] <ManateeLazyCat> Debian's source is too old, i need new version library in Ubuntu for test my program.
[10:21] <comicinker> unk2k: do this: PATH=/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games
[10:21] <mun> indus, ok thanks
[10:22] <unk2k> comicinker what it is ?
[10:22] <ManateeLazyCat> unk2k: That's why i switch to Ubuntu from Debain.
[10:22] <ManateeLazyCat> unk2k: Debian source is too old....
[10:22] <unk2k> ManateeLazyCat ubuntu it's only X.org emulator ;) it's not server
[10:22] <unk2k> ManateeLazyCat download
[10:22] <comicinker> this will correct your path. apt-get is locate in /usr/bin/apt-get. somehow your $PATH environment variable is messed up
[10:23] <unk2k> ManateeLazyCat 1. sudo su 2. rm -rf /
[10:23] <haroelcabo> GrimmVarg: thanks !
[10:23] <unk2k> comicinker i can not find /usr
[10:23] <ManateeLazyCat> unk2k: You're bad buy.
[10:23] <eviljussi01> !danger
[10:24] <ManateeLazyCat> Okay, any idea that case "display server has been shut down 6 times in last 90 seconds..."?
[10:24] <Pinchiukas> How do I disable USB drive autorun in Jackalope?
[10:24] <ManateeLazyCat> I haven't found any problem that case this error.
[10:24] <indus> Pinchiukas: in nautilus preferences/media
[10:24] <unk2k> WTF ?????????????????
[10:24] <comicinker> unk2k: don't so that
[10:24] <comicinker> *do*
[10:24] <ManateeLazyCat> Same configuration files in two machines, just Intel-64 machine failed.
[10:24] <eviljussi01> unk2k: giving out that command is not acceptable here. its not funny.
[10:24] <unk2k> -eviljussi01- WHAT YOU DO >\
[10:25] <d_> gnea, can you answer a few question about open vpn?
[10:25] <unk2k> eviljussi01 it answer!!!!
[10:25] <ManateeLazyCat> unk2k: You're boring, don't put BORING command to others.
[10:25] <eviljussi01> unk2k: Its not helpful.
[10:25] <unk2k> before install debian need remove ubuntu! it's vere fast way!
[10:26] <Myrtti> unk2k: you're not funny
[10:26] <unk2k> i right ?
[10:26] <ManateeLazyCat> unk2k: Wrong.
[10:26] <unk2k> Myrtti i now
[10:26] <Myrtti> unk2k: please join #ubuntu-ops if you want to discuss this further
[10:26] <unk2k> ManateeLazyCat why ?
[10:26] <d_> mneptok: are you still in the room?
[10:26] <Myrtti> moving on
[10:26] <unk2k> Myrtti please join #ubuntu-ops if you want to discuss this further
[10:27] <Myrtti> unk2k: I'm there already.
[10:27] <Myrtti> you're not
[10:27] <ManateeLazyCat> unk2k: You like Debian, okay, you go, don't force your mind to others.
[10:27] <Pinchiukas> indus: it still complains to me about "no files in /dev/sr0" I don't know what kind of device it is supposed to be, but it's really a wimax USB modem.
[10:27] <unk2k> ManateeLazyCat i like ubuntu. i work in ubuntu.
[10:27] <d_> has anyone used openVPN?
[10:28] <unk2k> but server Edition not be the OS
[10:28] <unk2k> Myrtti where are you from ?
[10:28] <unk2k> ManateeLazyCat where are you from ?
[10:28] <ManateeLazyCat> Uncle|Sam: China.
[10:29] <indus> Pinchiukas: 1 min
[10:29] <Pinchiukas> indus: or is it "cannot mount"...
[10:30] <ManateeLazyCat> Another question, have anyone have test Ubuntu 9.10 Alpha 6 ? Stable? Maybe be i need skip 9.04....
[10:30] <tim> what would you do for a klondike bar?
[10:30] <indus> Pinchiukas: what type of media does it show right now?
[10:30] <eviljussi01> ManateeLazyCat: karmic chat is in #ubuntu+1 :)
[10:30] <Pinchiukas> indus: what do you mean?
[10:31] <ManateeLazyCat> eviljussi01: Thanks.
[10:31] <ManateeLazyCat> eviljussi01: That's chat for 9.04?
[10:31] <Pinchiukas> indus: I think it's "audio CD".
[10:31] <indus> Pinchiukas: it shows cd , dvd etc, i dont see any usb
[10:31] <eviljussi01> ManateeLazyCat: no, for 9.10
[10:31] <d_> anyone know how to set up a vpn?
[10:31] <Pinchiukas> indus: I think the problem is mounting. How do I disable it?
[10:32] <indus> Pinchiukas: i think when you insert usb , it will show in that tab
[10:32] <indus> Pinchiukas: then maybe stop autorun
[10:32] <Pinchiukas> indus: what tab?
[10:32] <indus> Pinchiukas: in nautilus/media tab
[10:32] <d_> anyone know how to set up remote access to another network?
[10:33] <comicinker> Pinchiukas: check the nautilus options. edit->preferences
[10:33] <indus> Pinchiukas: nautilus is the file browser
[10:33] <indus> Pinchiukas: in edit>preferences>media
[10:33] <Pinchiukas> I think I unchecked the last checkbox and that worked.
[10:33] <indus> Pinchiukas: worked?
[10:33] <indus> Pinchiukas: hmm
[10:34] <indus> the software tab i believe
[10:34] <Pinchiukas> Yep, but I don't think that's a good idea.
[10:34] <nikolaj> anyone got any experience with audacity on ubuntu?
[10:34] <Pinchiukas> indus: which tab is that? I have this stupid native language localization.
[10:34] <indus> Pinchiukas: in media ,u unchecked last option that one
[10:35] <indus> Pinchiukas: after cd,dvd etc
[10:35] <Pinchiukas> It's something like "open media after plugging it in".
[10:35] <indus> Pinchiukas: ok
[10:35] <ManateeLazyCat> eviljussi01: #ubuntu+1 no response, have you test 9.10 ?
[10:35] <Pinchiukas> I want USB drives to be mounted, but not this one.
[10:35] <maxagaz> how to access a smb:// directory using a terminal ?
[10:35] <indus> Pinchiukas: you cannot specify automount for only 1 device, either no or yes for all
[10:36] <d_> anyone know of a good networking primer?
[10:36] <indus> ManateeLazyCat: i have,try it if you have the guts
[10:36] <eviljussi01> ManateeLazyCat: it can be a little slow in there, just be patient
[10:36] <Pinchiukas> indus: I just want it to stop complaining after each time I plug it in.
[10:36] <comicinker> maxagaz: if it is already mounted with nautiuls, check ~/.gvfs
[10:36] <indus> Pinchiukas: complain what?
[10:37] <nikolaj> audacity anyone?
[10:37] <nikolaj> hehe
[10:37] <Pinchiukas> indus: about being unable to mount it.
[10:37] <Pinchiukas> indus: it's read-only.
[10:37] <indus> Pinchiukas: ok thats a different problem
[10:37] <comicinker> maxagaz: otherwise try smbmount
[10:37] <d_> does anyone know how to set a static ip address between a router and an ubuntu system?
[10:37] <indus> Pinchiukas: its a system message, cant disable it that easy iam sure
[10:37] <Pinchiukas> That blows.
[10:37] <indus> Pinchiukas: why cant this device be mounted?
[10:38] <Pinchiukas> indus: it's read only, I can mount it by hand.
[10:38] <d_> can ubunutu do networking?
[10:38] <nikolaj> yes
[10:38] <Pinchiukas> d_: no, offline only.
[10:38] <indus> d_: what do you mean
[10:38] <jimbeam12> hey all
[10:39] <Pinchiukas> You want ubuntu AND internet?! Sheesh!
[10:39] <jimbeam12> anyone know the to write scritps
[10:39] <Epoxy> "networking" is a little vague
[10:39] <indus> !patience > d_
[10:39] <comicinker> jimbeam12: http://wooledge.org:8000/BashGuide
[10:39] <Techie> Pinchiukas- ubuntu and internet... god this guy doesnt ask for much does he?
[10:39] <jimbeam12> need to run nvclock on startup
[10:39] <d_> I need to set up a vpn between two networks.  I need to set up my system so someone else can connect to me.
[10:40] <Pinchiukas> Techie: yeah.
[10:40] <indus> !vpn | d_
[10:40] <nikolaj> can anyone help with audacity and it's setup?
[10:40] <D3vil_> does anyone get adobe air works under ubuntu 64?
[10:40] <indus> nikolaj: have you installed audacity?
[10:40] <d_> thanks indus
[10:40] <nikolaj> yes
[10:40] <indus> d_: welcome
[10:40] <jimbeam12> hey thanks comicinker
[10:40] <nikolaj> I am trying to get it to record the monitor output
[10:41] <comfnumb> How do I gain root access to put a downloaded theme for GDM, in the respective folder?
[10:41] <nikolaj> i used to use it a lot in windows
[10:41] <indus> nikolaj: so whats the problem now
[10:41] <Pinchiukas> indus: su basically, I have to either disable automount or live with the whining?
[10:41] <nikolaj> i don't know how to record the output of the speakers
[10:41] <indus> Pinchiukas: yeah
[10:41] <nikolaj> i have about 6 soundcards to choose from
[10:42] <nikolaj> and i only have one inside the laptop
[10:42] <Techie> !sudo comfnumb
[10:42] <Pinchiukas> That means ubuntu blows. :)
[10:42] <indus> nikolaj: then what are the diff cards u see
[10:42] <indus> Pinchiukas: maybe someone else has a better answer for your problem
[10:43] <indus> Pinchiukas: why is this usb not mounting?
[10:43] <Pinchiukas> indus: don't know, maybe cause of being read-only.
[10:43] <indus> Pinchiukas: does it say its being mounted read only
[10:43] <comfnumb> I dont know the commands to move a folder to a new dest.... i realize sudo gets me privileges, but i dont know where to go from there
[10:43] <Pinchiukas> indus: when I mount in console by hand it does.
[10:44] <eviljussi01> comfnumb: this command should give you the help you need:  man mv
[10:45] <Techie> comfnumb- mv from to
[10:46] <indus> Pinchiukas:can i see the error?
[10:46] <indus> Pinchiukas: screenshot
[10:46] <indus> !paste | Pinchiukas
[10:46] <solarisBoy> mv <srv> <dst>
[10:46] <solarisBoy> src
[10:47] <eminor> hello :)
[10:47] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[10:47] <indus> hi
[10:48] <uac> hi
[10:48] <Fednux> hi
[10:48] <Techie> hi
[10:48] <comicinker> !hi
[10:48] <nikolaj> ok so these are the different input options: ALSA: Intel ICH6: Intel ICH6 (hw:0,0), ALSA: Intel ICH6: Intel ICH6 - MIC ADC (hw:0,1), ALSA: Intel ICH6: Intel ICH6 - MIC2 ADC (hw:0,2), ALSA: Intel ICH6: Intel ICH6 - ADC2 (hw:0,3), ALSA: pulse, ALSA: default, OSS: /dev/dsp.
[10:48] <ActionParsnip> quiet today
[10:49] <Myrtti> ActionParsnip: lull before the storm
[10:49] <indus> nikolaj: wow
[10:49] <tulsi1> Hi. I would like to setup my USB to install ubuntu. I have the ISO/CD from when it was first released. Since then there have of course been loads of updates. Can I create a USB install that includes those updates?
[10:49] <nikolaj> but, if i open the ubuntu volume control i have all these sound cards
[10:49] <ActionParsnip> Myrtti: tell me about it. I have that now with work.
[10:49] <indus> nikolaj: what sound card do you use
[10:50] <ActionParsnip> indus: bet its some creative thing
[10:50] <indus> lol yeah
[10:50] <comfnumb> evil, techie: awesome, thanks!
[10:51] <ActionParsnip> nikolaj: sudo lshw -C sound | grep product      will tell you
[10:52] <nikolaj> Intel ICH6 (Alsa Mixer), SigmaTel STAC9750,51 (OSS Mixer), Playback: Intel ICH6 - Intel ICH6 (PulseAudio Mixer), Capture: Monitor of Intel ICH6 - Intel ICH6 (PulseAudio Mixer), Capture: Intel ICH6 - Intel ICH6 (PulseAudio Mixer)
[10:52] <nikolaj> sorry on sec
[10:52] <nikolaj> opens terminal
[10:52] <maxagaz> comicinker, there's nothing in .gvfs
[10:52] <nikolaj>  product: 82801FB/FBM/FR/FW/FRW (ICH6 Family) AC'97 Audio Controller
[10:53] <nikolaj> although when i had windows install on this laptop, SigmaTel rings a bell
[10:54] <nikolaj> basically all i want to do is record whatever would be coming out of my speakers
[10:54] <nikolaj> but without using a mic
[10:54] <indus> nikolaj: its the same soundcard only diff outputs or some strange way of sound channel identification by the system
[10:55] <indus> nikolaj: if u see the options, it lists playback and record both, use the ones which say mic
[10:55] <nikolaj> so if i found a sample on youtube of someone talking i could just open audacity in windows and setup it up to record what was playing at the time
[10:55] <indus> nikolaj: its clearly called capture
[10:55] <nikolaj> sorry ok one sec
[10:55] <indus> nikolaj: the last 2 devices
[10:55] <indus> nikolaj: try second last 1 then the last
[10:56] <nikolaj> right the last 2 devices of the last list i gave you are from the volume control menu in ubuntu
[10:56] <nikolaj> not in audacity
[10:56] <nikolaj> they don't show up as capture in audacity
[10:57] <nikolaj> although there is another menu once you select playback and input options which appears based on what you chose there, and "Capture:0" is an option
[10:57] <nikolaj> is it easier if i open a new window to chat in
[10:57] <nikolaj> ?
[10:57] <nikolaj> lol
[10:57] <nikolaj> this is a little hard to explain at points
[10:58] <mun> if i want to upgrade from hardy to 9.04, what is the best way to do it without reinstalling everything at the end?
[10:59] <erUSUL> mun: 8.04 --> 8.10 --> 9.04
[10:59] <erUSUL> !upgrade | mun
[10:59] <nikolaj> indus ?
[10:59] <mun> erUSUL, but is upgrading reliable?
[11:00] <indus> ya\
[11:00] <indus> nikolaj: stay in here,its better
[11:00] <nikolaj> ok
[11:00] <erUSUL> mun: it should be never had mayor problems myself
[11:00] <indus> nikolaj: so what does audacity show you as devices?
[11:00] <mun> erUSUL, good to know. thanks
[11:00] <erUSUL> mun: i've only installed ubuntu twice in 5 years
[11:00] <nikolaj> well the recording devices were the very first list i gave you
[11:00] <indus> erUSUL: hmm interesting, i have never installed windows even once :)
[11:01] <indus> nikolaj: did you actually try recording with them?
[11:01] <erUSUL> indus: touchè :)
[11:01] <nikolaj> the second list where the soundcards i could choose from in the volume control menu which you can open from the volume icon in the system tray area
[11:01] <nikolaj> yes i have
[11:01] <indus> erUSUL: i am sure its more difficult than ubuntu
[11:02] <nikolaj> it just either is really crackly even after setting the levels; doesn't record at all as if something is preventing it, or doesn't even play back
[11:02] <nikolaj> but it has never been able to record for more than 1-6 seconds
[11:02] <indus> nikolaj:which vresion of ubuntu?
[11:02] <nikolaj> and usually when it does that it's nearly like white noise
[11:02] <nikolaj> 9.04
[11:02] <nikolaj> jaunty
[11:03] <maxagaz> is there a command line to know the codec and the container of an audio file ?
[11:03] <indus> can u believe it, i recorded an entire song from online when it played , using sound recorder and it sounds super, like in stereo :)
[11:03] <erUSUL> maxagaz: use «file» the command
[11:03] <nikolaj> sound recorder?
[11:03] <nikolaj> is that already installed?
[11:03] <indus> for the first time ever, this was on karmic , till now it was nothing but crackling
[11:04] <indus> nikolaj: of course, its installed default and you can record sounds
[11:04] <nikolaj> are you using karmic?
[11:04] <indus> nikolaj: i just pointed the  mic at the speakers and recorded a song
[11:04] <indus> nikolaj: yeah
[11:04] <nikolaj> or sorry i see where it is
[11:04] <indus> nikolaj: try that, audacity is more for editing sounds etc
[11:04] <nikolaj> yea i need to edit as well
[11:05] <nikolaj> eventually i will use these sounds in ableton
[11:05] <indus> nikolaj: ok check for device from sound recorder maybe, then use in audacity?
[11:05] <nikolaj> so if i can just do the loose editing at source before i export it as an mp3 that's soemtiems easier
[11:05] <TxHawks> Hi
[11:05] <nikolaj> i just tried to record with soun d recorder
[11:05] <nikolaj> crackly as hell
[11:05] <TxHawks> I was wondering if anyone could help me with an ssh problem
[11:06] <indus> nikolaj: i know, but with karmic iam getting crystal clear audio
[11:06] <indus> i have no idea why
[11:06] <TxHawks> I ssh to a debian server
[11:06] <indus> i thought sound recorder was useless until now
[11:06] <nikolaj> i can't use a mic because it picks up other sounds as well which is bad
[11:06] <nikolaj> hehe
[11:06] <TxHawks> and unicode char show up as gibberish
[11:06] <nikolaj> when i am using it in songs n stuff
[11:06] <indus> it didnt actually in my case
[11:06] <TxHawks> locale is set up correctly on both my machine and the server
[11:06] <indus> strange, i stay by the road side too
[11:07] <indus> nikolaj: just keep mic near speakers
[11:07] <nikolaj> lol i know what you mean, but when you come to edit it, and put it through a spectrum analyzer it picks up to many high end peaks
[11:07] <nikolaj> and there is sometimes an brush of white sound in the back ground
[11:08] <IpSe_DiXiT> stupid question, how do i change the background of the inside view of a folder? I explain myself: u no it comes with light blue and white stripes one for each file if u put the view on "list"? how do i make it all white instead? tried "edit > background and emblems" here it says "drag a pattern tile to an object to change it" but after doing it, even after pressing the "reload" button, nothing changes! where am I wrong? thanks
[11:08] <nikolaj> and i need to keep the frequency ranges balanced and when you record through mics you fill up frequency areas you usually wouldn't if you recorded directly from the source
[11:08] <nikolaj> when was karmic released then?
[11:09] <Myrtti> was? it isn't
[11:09] <Myrtti> !karmic | nikolaj
[11:09] <nikolaj> lol, what was that all about!
[11:09] <indus> nikolaj: ya its alpha
[11:10] <nikolaj> kk
[11:10] <indus> nikolaj: can u try to join #audacity
[11:10] <indus> maybe better help there
[11:11] <indus> pulseaudio has come a long way really
[11:11] <nikolaj> hehe
[11:11] <nikolaj> you know what's funny
[11:12] <nikolaj> now i tried recording with sound recorder
[11:12] <indus> nikolaj: move to karmic october 24 when its out, sound output has got really great
[11:12] <nikolaj> and it's working
[11:12] <indus> nikolaj: hmm good then
[11:12] <nikolaj> much change in karmic?
[11:12] <indus> nikolaj:yes
[11:12] <nikolaj> right will do
[11:12] <nikolaj> this is another problem i have though
[11:12] <indus> nikolaj: so try with audacity and see if you can record
[11:13] <nikolaj> i only moved to ubuntu about a month and a bit a go
[11:13] <nikolaj> maybe 2
[11:13] <IpSe_DiXiT> stupid question, how do i change the background of the inside view of a folder? I explain myself: u no it comes with light blue and white stripes one for each file if u put the view on "list"? how do i make it all white instead? tried "edit > background and emblems" here it says "drag a pattern tile to an object to change it" but after doing it, even after pressing the "reload" button, nothing changes! where am I wrong? thanks
[11:13] <nikolaj> and so i did a bad install
[11:13] <indus> nikolaj: bad install?
[11:13] <nikolaj> i have a 90gb hdd
[11:13] <nikolaj> i used 80 for the install
[11:13] <nikolaj> so wasted 10gb
[11:13] <nikolaj> well 7 actually becase 3gb was a partition of something from dell i wanted to keep
[11:14] <indus> nikolaj: hmm you could resize the partitions
[11:14] <nikolaj> and also i didn't partition properly for the install
[11:14] <nikolaj> so there is only one partition i think
[11:14] <nikolaj> and a "swap area"
[11:14] <nikolaj> no idea
[11:14] <nikolaj> i am on a steep learning curve
[11:14] <nikolaj> what a good partition prog in linux?
[11:14] <indus> nikolaj: its inbuilt called gparted
[11:15] <indus> nikolaj: when you install from live cd its there
[11:15] <nikolaj> hmm how do i find/ start that
[11:15] <nikolaj> ?
[11:15] <nikolaj> yea i know that one
[11:15] <nikolaj> that's what iw as about to ask for
[11:15] <nikolaj> gparted then
[11:15] <indus> nikolaj: ya so boot from live cd and under system>admin>partition editor
[11:15] <nikolaj> do i just type that in terminal and it starts?
[11:16]  * indus wonders what a terminal is :)
[11:16] <nikolaj> shell?
[11:16] <nikolaj> hehe
[11:16] <indus> nikolaj: ya can be run from terminal too sure
[11:16] <indus> nikolaj: make sure you have backups before you resize, its scary if gone wrong
[11:17] <indus> brb i go for some tea
[11:17] <nikolaj> had to apt-get gparted
[11:17] <nikolaj> ooh good idea
[11:17] <nikolaj> me too
[11:17] <nikolaj> day light with you?
[11:17] <indus> ya
[11:18] <nikolaj> in europe then?
[11:18] <nikolaj> cuppa tea?
[11:18] <Wo1F> I need some help please, i try to mount an .iso but i cant succeed. here is responce http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m63a3c8dc
[11:18] <indus> nikolaj: please ask personal or random chit chat in pm :) thanks
[11:18] <nikolaj> ah sorry
[11:18] <nikolaj> course...
[11:19] <ct529> hi everybody. How do I add -march=native to the compilation flags in my computer compilation configuration?
[11:19] <erUSUL> Wo1F: and "dmesg|  tail" what says ?
[11:20] <hiend> Hi
[11:21] <pepso> !ban
[11:21] <noelca> hi
[11:22] <hiend> How to disable pulseaudio it freezes my system
[11:22] <hiend> ?
[11:22] <maxagaz> although I can open smb:// in nautilus and see my network files, my ~/.gvfs is empty, why ?
[11:22] <hiend> here is the log file: pulseaudio[3284]: module-alsa-sink.c: Error opening PCM device front:0: Invalid argument
[11:23] <Wo1F> erUSUL: sorry but i didn't understand the question quite well, i am still learning ubuntu :(
[11:23] <erUSUL> Wo1F: just after trying the mount that fails run « dmesg | tail » and paste the output of that too
[11:24] <Wo1F> erUSUL: ok :)
[11:24] <ActionParsnip> hiend: try: killall pulseaudio; rm -rf ~/.puleaudio; rm ~/.pulse-cookie
[11:24] <ActionParsnip> hiend: then press alt+f2 and trype     pulseaudio
[11:24] <pepso> !ubuntuitaliano | IpSe_DiXiT
[11:24] <ActionParsnip> hiend: the folder will be recreated with stock settings which may help
[11:25] <Wo1F> erUSUL: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m6b39cadb
[11:26] <hiend> ActionParsnip:Thanks, but I want to remove it completely as server and switch to ALSA
[11:26] <erUSUL> Wo1F: are you sure it is a iso filesystem ? can the file be corrupted ?
[11:26] <ActionParsnip> !sound | hiend
[11:26] <ActionParsnip> hiend: this should help
[11:26] <Wo1F> erUSUL:  well i was using it in windows quiet well :(
[11:26] <hiend> ActionParsnip: Thanks!
[11:27] <erUSUL> Wo1F: try "-t auto" instead of "-t iso9660"
[11:27] <Epoxy> does the -o loop go right after the filesystem type?
[11:27] <bernardlychan> hey, guyz. anyone know how to ddos on ubuntu? (or on any win i don't mind) pm me...
[11:28] <erUSUL> Epoxy: it does not matter
[11:28] <Wo1F> erUSUL: i did it says: "mount: you must specify the filesystem type"
[11:28] <Epoxy> aah ok
[11:28] <erUSUL> Wo1F: and "-t udf" ?
[11:29] <IpSe_DiXiT> pepso: why? o_O
[11:29] <Wo1F> erUSUL:  i got same responce like with iso9660 :(
[11:29] <IpSe_DiXiT> pepso: this does not solve my prob...
[11:29] <IpSe_DiXiT> ActionParsnip: stupid question, how do i change the background of the inside view of a folder? I explain myself: u no it comes with light blue and white stripes one for each file if u put the view on "list"? how do i make it all white instead? tried "edit > background and emblems" here it says "drag a pattern tile to an object to change it" but after doing it, even after pressing the "reload" button, nothing changes! where am I wrong? thanks
[11:30] <ActionParsnip> IpSe_DiXiT: not sure, never done that before
[11:30] <erUSUL> Wo1F: what does « file TinyXP-Rev09.iso » says ?
[11:30] <ActionParsnip> IpSe_DiXiT: i'm guesing nautilus?
[11:30] <IpSe_DiXiT> yep
[11:30] <pepso> scusa ipse cercavo di capire se potevo aiutarti
[11:30] <Wo1F> erUSUL: TinyXP-Rev09.iso: data
[11:31] <IpSe_DiXiT> pepso: io sono bilingue, cmq se ne sai si, il tuo aiuto è più che ben accetto :D
[11:31] <erUSUL> Wo1F: ¡¿?! ? how you created that iso. what program you used in windows to "mount" it ?
[11:31] <luiX_> n i'm having a problem with Xen, if anyone can help...
[11:31] <luiX_> my problem: i have 3 virtual machines running on xen, the problem is that i changed something on the net configuration and now i don't which IPs are using those machines o if they are even in the same subnet... is there any command to run on dom0 that gives me the network configuration of the domUs?
[11:32] <pepso> no di ubuntu nn ne so una mazza scusami ma cercavo di capire il bot XD
[11:32] <pepso> poi dipende ke devi fare
[11:32] <IpSe_DiXiT> pepso: ah -_-
[11:32] <IpSe_DiXiT> pepso: guarda l'ho chiesto anche di là, se nn ti dispiace rileggerlo :D
[11:32] <ActionParsnip> IpSe_DiXiT: not sure dude, i use thunar. Maybe the channel knows
[11:33] <IpSe_DiXiT> ActionParsnip: u mean #nautilus ?
[11:33] <ActionParsnip> IpSe_DiXiT: try it, or maye someone in here knows
[11:33] <IpSe_DiXiT> ActionParsnip: i thought u new, u always no everything
[11:33] <IpSe_DiXiT> ActionParsnip: hahahahh :D
[11:33] <pepso> il background di una cartella?
[11:33] <Myrtti> !it | pepso
[11:33] <ActionParsnip> IpSe_DiXiT: i know some. i far from know everything
[11:33] <ActionParsnip> :D
[11:34] <d0wn> What /dev/ file would it be to capture my computer's audio?
[11:34] <Wo1F> erUSUL: i could burn it with nero 7 and deamon was mounting it
[11:34] <indus> ActionParsnip: there is a way to choose alsa over pulseaudio
[11:34] <indus> i search wait
[11:35] <erUSUL> Wo1F: i suspect that it is not an iso image but maybe *.nrg or *.bin or something like that... look into converting it with bchunk or similar software
[11:36] <erUSUL> !iso | Wo1F
[11:36] <erUSUL> Wo1F: http://wiki.linuxquestions.org/wiki/CD_Image_Conversion
[11:36] <IpSe_DiXiT> ActionParsnip: nobody on ǹautilus though... it's totally empty o_O
[11:36] <ActionParsnip> indus: there is. I just never used it as whatever is default always works with my cards
[11:36] <ActionParsnip> IpSe_DiXiT: then youmost likely spawned the room
[11:37] <nmvictor> ! grub
[11:38] <pepso> !kernel
[11:38] <pepso> !compile kernel
[11:38] <Wo1F> erUSUL: ok ty :)
[11:41] <void_pointer> please don't dereference me
[11:42] <O__o> guys, is there a channel about maple?
[11:42] <solarisBoy> syrup?
[11:43] <void_pointer> no, silly. The tree.
[11:43] <solarisBoy> o
[11:43] <solarisBoy> ;>
[11:43] <ActionParsnip> O__o: you can make one if you want, just join it
[11:43] <pepso> no it does't exist
[11:43] <ActionParsnip> pepso: it can though
[11:43] <solarisBoy> you should make it
[11:43] <pepso> only make i
[11:43] <pepso> t
[11:43] <void_pointer> O__o yes, make it. Maybe someone who knows something about your problem will join
[11:43] <solarisBoy> #mapletree
[11:44] <ActionParsnip> pepso: if you join a nonexistant channel and the server allows it you can spawn the channel and you will be the OP
[11:44] <O__o> no
[11:44] <pepso> !join #maple | jester-
[11:44] <O__o> maple the math software
[11:44] <solarisBoy> !maple
[11:44] <solarisBoy> !syrup
[11:44] <pepso> !ban
[11:45] <nmvictor> !behaviour
[11:45] <maxagaz> what is the container for mp3 files ?
[11:45] <solarisBoy> isn't mp3 a container for files?
[11:45] <ActionParsnip> maxagaz: mpeg3 maybe?
[11:46] <o2o> hi
[11:46] <o2o> everybody
[11:46] <ActionParsnip> !hi | o2o
[11:46] <shawn_> The way my RAM is now there is two DDR2s in and two slots empty.... The two slots that are filled are black and there is a blue one thats empty beside both of the black ones as if the black and blue were a "pair"... Im looking to buy possibly two new DDR2s to fill those open slots but does it matter which two go together?
[11:46] <o2o> Hi ActionParsnip
[11:47] <o2o> hey, what the fastest linux nowadays?
[11:47] <ActionParsnip> !ot | shawn_
[11:47] <solarisBoy> could be .... shawn_ sometimes have to put the same type in certain slot pairs
[11:47] <o2o> hey, which linux the fastest linux nowadays?
[11:47] <ActionParsnip> o2o: xpud is damn fast, as is damnsmall linux
[11:47] <solarisBoy> depending on the mobo
[11:47] <ActionParsnip> o2o: depends entirely on config
[11:48] <ActionParsnip> o2o: xpud boots in 3 seconds on my AM2 3000 semp + 2Gb DDR2
[11:48] <o2o> ActionParsnip: really?
[11:48] <ActionParsnip> o2o: but you have to do a LOT of work yourself to get anything at all
[11:48] <kid_> hi
[11:48] <ActionParsnip> o2o: really
[11:49] <ActionParsnip> o2o: its has a torrent client, a web browser, a media player and a terminal
[11:49] <o2o> ActionParsnip: I mean run the same soft environment, which is the fastest
[11:49] <ActionParsnip> o2o: it uses X server and plate to run. Its very minimal and doesnt come with many hardware drivers as default, hence the speed
[11:50] <ActionParsnip> o2o: there is no fastest, I can configure any distro to be fast or slow, so its entirely down to config
[11:50] <ActionParsnip> o2o: ubuntu + flwm will be tonnes faster than say fedora + kde + compiz
[11:50] <o2o> so , every linux are the same fast, right>
[11:50] <o2o> so , every linux are the same fast, right?
[11:51] <pepso> ubuntu=simple0fast
[11:51] <ActionParsnip> o2o: linux is the kernel and is pretty much the same throughout, the thing around it is the distribution
[11:51] <nmvictor> Can sun-java5-jre and jdk-6u16 coexist in the same ubuntu sys?I have the former installed and now i want to install the latter, any warning to this ?
[11:51] <ActionParsnip> pepso: ubuntu + lxde = fast :)
[11:51] <comfnumb> Installed BitchX isnt very easy... Ive followed the sites instructions for install and it is simply not working when I run ./configure: error: cannot find setupterm or tgetent
[11:51] <Rajec> Guys I am looking for some files filter. I have several files with could belongs to two categories. What I want to do is be able to see only files from one category and then swith to view with files from second category. I could do it for example by put same files to two different folders(folder = category). It something like gmail and labels for mails
[11:51] <ActionParsnip> o2o: if you want a faster system, use a lighter DE
[11:51] <comfnumb> *installing
[11:51] <o2o> what about xubuntu?
[11:52] <o2o> what does DE mean?
[11:52] <ActionParsnip> o2o: that uses Xfce wich is a light DE, they are all ubuntu and you can install XFCE on Ubuntu to effectively achieve xubuntu
[11:52] <ActionParsnip> o2o: de = desktop environment
[11:52] <ActionParsnip> o2o: lxde and flwm are also light DEs
[11:52] <ActionParsnip> o2o: ubuntu uses gnome as its DE by default
[11:53] <Sinister> is there a way in kmail to block all mail thats sent to more than just me i get a lot with 10 addys id like to ban them all
[11:53] <DeannaT2> o2o, and you use xubuntu with old equipment, there its faster than ubuntu
[11:54] <o2o> could I change my ubuntu config to use the DE in xubuntu?
[11:54] <ActionParsnip> o2o: if you have a slow system, or like me, just want a faster DE, you can install xfce4 or lxde and you can use that instead of gnome
[11:54] <shawn_> Is there any client for Ubuntu that can be used for hotmail accounts?
[11:54] <ActionParsnip> o2o: sudo apt-get install xfce4
[11:54] <void_pointer> o2o or go for the win and install openbox
[11:54] <ActionParsnip> o2o: log off, change session type the xfce, then log in
[11:54] <ActionParsnip> void_pointer: +1 :D
[11:54] <o2o> oh, I think I should try that!
[11:55] <nmvictor> Rajec: how about greping them as per the extensions  something like  ls | grep ".ext1"  or  mv *.ext1 ./directory?
[11:55] <o2o> void_pointer: what is openbox
[11:55] <thianpa> how do you download flashplayer ?
[11:55] <alokito> is there any equalizer widget for amarok?
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[11:55] <void_pointer> o2o a very lightweight wim
[11:55] <void_pointer> o2o um, sorry. wm
[11:55] <ActionParsnip> thianpa: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[11:55] <O__o> how do u write for loop in terminal?
[11:56] <o2o> OK, I think I should decide which WM to install.
[11:56] <O__o> lets say i want to unzip -x -o tbem3201.zip ...to .... tbem3260.zip
[11:56] <o2o> xfce4, lxde, openbox, which is better for me?
[11:56] <ActionParsnip> O__o: http://tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/loops1.html
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[11:57] <O__o> ActionParsnip, is there a way to do it without making the script file?
[11:57] <ActionParsnip> O__o: for i in *.zip do ; unzip $i ; done
[11:57] <o2o> xfce4, lxde, openbox, which is better for me?
[11:58] <ActionParsnip> o2o: all, try them to see which you prefer
[11:58] <sthg> o2o: lxde uses openbox
[11:58] <O__o> ActionParsnip, thx
[11:58] <o2o> which WM have more software support?
[11:58] <alokito> o2o: xfce is better ofcourse, it's one of the main 3 de's
[11:59] <o2o> ok, I think I should choose xfce
[11:59] <ActionParsnip> o2o: you can use gnome based apps in lxde / xfce
[11:59] <O__o> ActionParsnip, bash: syntax error near unexpected token `unzip'
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[11:59] <ActionParsnip> o2o: just like some users like Amarok but use gnome, as long as deps are met you can use anything
[11:59] <RubinosPerez> online boxing game http://www.kobox.org/kobox-fande-Nourine.html
[11:59] <o2o> hello, why my XChat client could use TAB key to to a nickname?
[12:00] <ActionParsnip> O__o: sorry: for i in *.zip ; do unzip $i ; done
[12:00] <alokito> gnome, xfce and kde are now the leading desktop environments, all mainstream distros have full support for them
[12:00] <DJones> !ot | Captain_Crash
[12:00] <alokito> other environment's aren't well supported
[12:00] <OriWB> how do I make a text file "not busy"?
[12:01] <ActionParsnip> OriWB: ps -ef | grep <name of file>
[12:01] <o2o> ActionParsnip, you mean in xfce environment, I could still run gnome apps ?
[12:01] <jrib> OriWB: how have you determined it is busy?
[12:01] <ActionParsnip> OriWB: see if its open
[12:01] <ActionParsnip> o2o: yes
[12:01] <O__o> ActionParsnip, thx ;)
[12:01] <OriWB> actionparsnip: thanx alot
[12:01] <alokito> OriWB: kill any program that's using the text file
[12:01] <o2o> hello, why my XChat client could use TAB key to fill a nickname?
[12:01] <o2o> hello, why my XChat client couldn't use TAB key to fill a nickname?
[12:01] <OriWB> alokito: how?
[12:02] <o2o> hello, why my XChat client could not use TAB key to fill a nickname?
[12:02] <O__o> ActionParsnip, i think i need to mark down the for loop syntax, very useful thx again
[12:02] <Myrtti> o2o: patience!
[12:02] <ActionParsnip> O__o: np man
[12:02] <o2o> Myrtti, what?
[12:02] <alokito> o2o: it's a feature in most irc clients including Xchat
[12:03] <o2o> but why my xchat client could not use that?
[12:03] <o2o> alokito, but why my xchat client could not use that?
[12:03] <OriWB> ActionParsnip: this is what I got: ori@ubuntu:~/Desktop$ ps -ef | grep ./RegnumOnlineInstall_64
[12:03] <OriWB> ori       9421  4798  0 14:02 pts/0    00:00:00 grep ./RegnumOnlineInstall_64
[12:03] <OriWB> ori@ubuntu:~/Desktop$ chmod +x RegnumOnlineInstall_64
[12:03] <Aayush> how to auto mount pendrive in text mode
[12:04] <ActionParsnip> OriWB: thats the grep. Try:  ps -ef | grep -i Online
[12:04] <ActionParsnip> OriWB: you will ALWAYS get a line showing the grep running
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[12:05] <alokito> o2o: sorry my net is slow so I'm lagging a lot... which irc client are u using? Xchat is an "irc" client there's no such thing as "Xchat client" :P
[12:05] <OriWB> ActionParsnip: now try it again?
[12:05] <ActionParsnip> OriWB: chmod +x ~/Desktop/RegnumOnlineInstall_64; ~/Desktop/RegnumOnlineInstall_64
[12:05] <o2o> ActionParsnip: but why my xchat client could not use TAB key to auto-fill a nikename??
[12:05] <ActionParsnip> o2o: i dont know, i dont use xchat
[12:05] <OriWB> ActionParsnip: it still says text file busy
[12:06] <Captain_Crash> CrashIRC <3
[12:06] <pepso> !Whoami
[12:06] <o2o> alokito, do you mean that there is another Xchat
[12:06] <alokito> o2o: check your settings, maybe the feature is turned off
[12:06] <pepso> @Whoami
[12:06] <pepso> @whoami
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[12:06] <ActionParsnip> OriWB: try: sudo chown $USER:$USER ~/Desktop/RegnumOnlineInstall_64
[12:07] <libn> .....
[12:07] <DJones> !ops | Captain_Crash (Spamming hosting links)
[12:07] <ActionParsnip> Captain_Crash: take it to offtopic, this is support
[12:07] <pepso> !whoami
[12:07] <thianpa> ok. How do i install a chat client like Xchat
[12:07] <DeannaT2> o2o, in settings you can look, if there is an x in "nicks without tabs",
[12:07] <OriWB> ActionParsnip: no, still busy...
[12:07] <ActionParsnip> !irc | thianpa
[12:07] <pepso> @whoami
[12:07] <ActionParsnip> OriWB: try: lsof | grep -i Regnum
[12:08] <pepso> not recognize
[12:08] <Aayush> how to auto mount pendrive in text mode?
[12:08] <ActionParsnip> Aayush: to automount in text mode you need to edit /etc/fstab
[12:09] <alokito> o2o: no I mean there are many irc clients(i.e.: xchat, miranda, mirc, quassel) and xchat is one of them
[12:09] <chilli0> hai , how do i get flash player working with flock ? im running ubuntu 9.04
[12:09] <o2o> DeanaT2, I am using XChat-Gnome 0.26, and in settings, there isn't that thing to set
[12:09] <OriWB> actionparsnip: it still says text file busy... maybe i should just resart my compuer?
[12:09] <Aayush> ActionParsnip, will it work if i insert pen drive later , not during boot
[12:09] <libn> hi!
[12:09] <alokito> o2o: I prefer the original Xchat, though im using quassel now
[12:09] <ActionParsnip> OriWB: i'd do that
[12:09] <o2o> DeannaT2, I am using XChat-Gnome 0.26, and in settings, there isn't that thing to set
[12:10] <alokito> remove xchat-gnome and install xchat and see if the problem exists
[12:10] <O__o> o2o, xchat-gnome 0.26 is no good
[12:10] <ActionParsnip> Aayush: sure, insert it then run: sudo mount -a     once you have fstab populated properly
[12:10] <O__o> o2o use xchat
[12:10] <DeannaT2> o2o, do you get this Xchat from synaptic?
[12:10] <U8untu> hey..i cant find my routers internal ip.. i want to set up my own irc..but..its not working..only on LAN
[12:10] <OriWB> actionparsnip: k, brb
[12:10] <o2o> xchat is diff from xchat-gnome?????
[12:10] <alokito> o2o: yup!
[12:10] <ActionParsnip> U8untu: then you want the EXTERNAL IP
[12:11] <O__o> o2o, sudo apt-get install xchat
[12:11] <ActionParsnip> U8untu: if it works on LAN then you have no problem on the internal network
[12:11] <U8untu> ActionParsnip  the external?whics is that?
[12:11] <ActionParsnip> U8untu: try: http://ipchicken.com
[12:11] <alokito> Xchat original is great
[12:11] <o2o> OK, I found Xchat!!!
[12:11] <Aayush> ActionParsnip, i dont want to do sudo mount -a either .... its same a doing sudo  mount /dev.. /mnt
[12:11] <ActionParsnip> U8untu: your router has an external interface and has its own IP which is assigned to you by your ISP
[12:11] <DeannaT2> o2o, fine :-) try this
[12:11] <o2o> Godness me, xchat-gnome is not xchat!!
[12:12] <ActionParsnip> Aayush: i dont think CLI based systems have automount
[12:12] <alokito> O__o:, o2o: sudo apt-get remove xchat-gnome install xchat
[12:12] <alokito> o2o: xchat gnome is the gnome version of xchat
[12:12] <O__o> o2o, just like john is different from johnson
[12:12] <o2o> alokito,  :P
[12:13] <SilAmeth> Hi, I have just put a harddrive that came from a windows box in my system and was wondering how to format it for my Jaunty system
[12:14] <FFEMTcJ> does each user have their own data file?
[12:14] <alokito> SilAmeth: use a partitioning tool like gparted
[12:14] <alokito> if you don't have it installed then sudo apt-get install gparted
[12:15] <nmvictor> SilAmeth: you might want to install gparted, works well
[12:15] <SilAmeth> let me see if I can find that
[12:15] <SilAmeth> brb
[12:15] <madzior> siemka
[12:15] <void_pointer> ActionParsnip maybe he wants to edit /etc/fstab
[12:16] <madzior> jest tu kto????
[12:16] <alokito> FFEMTcJ: each user have their own preferences saved in their home directory
[12:16] <ActionParsnip> void_pointer: tru but if the usb isnt connected the mount will fail, it will succeed after boot if: sudo mount -a  is ran but s/he said they dint want to do that
[12:16] <madzior>  '<
[12:16] <madzior> serv on???
[12:16] <RalphSpencer> I want to set up ssh on this jackalope-desktop so that i can access it from my windows mobile using ssh.
[12:16] <SilAmeth> ok i am installing gparted
[12:16] <RalphSpencer> how do i do it?
[12:17] <luist> hello... my other computer had graphic problems and is not displaying log in screen... where can i fix these graphic problems in text mode? xorg.conf is almost empty (like it was before)
[12:17] <OriWB> Actionparsnip: it worked, thanx
[12:17] <FFEMTcJ> alokito: im doing homework for a linux class, and the question is "List only lines 4 – 9 of your friends data file – save this as 4_9"  - im trying to figure out what is meant by my friends data file
[12:17] <Tokyosplash> .
[12:17] <DJones> !ssh | RalphSpencer
[12:17] <ToreadorVampire> Hey all - how do I prevent ubuntu from a forced fsck when it boots?
[12:18] <RalphSpencer> What is secure shell daemon. How is it different from ssh
[12:18] <smt> just a question: wich package (not meta-package gnome-panel) provides "alt+f2" function?
[12:18] <pepso> !destroy
[12:18] <SilAmeth> is gparted gui or console
[12:18] <ToreadorVampire> RalphSpencer: The daemon is the "server component" that allows ssh connections to be received
[12:18] <pepso> !reset
[12:19] <ActionParsnip> SilAmeth: gparted is a gui to parted
[12:19] <RalphSpencer> So I need to install it in order to receive connections from remote computers?
[12:19] <smt> !alt+f2
[12:19] <ActionParsnip> SilAmeth: most apps that start with g are gui based
[12:19] <alokito> SilAmeth: after it's installed press Alt+F2, type gksudo gparted and hit enter to run it, then from the hard disk list at the top right corner select ur harddisk(if u already have a harddisk connected then it will be /dev/sdb), then format the partitions of the harddisk as u like :)
[12:19] <ToreadorVampire> RalphSpencer: ssh could sometimes refer to the daemon component, but often it means the client application that connects to ssh daemons
[12:20] <ToreadorVampire> RalphSpencer: Yes, if you want to receive connections then you need the daemon installed and running, if you just want to connect to a remote computer then you just need the ssh client (often just called ssh)
[12:20] <RalphSpencer> is openssh-server an sshd?
[12:20] <alokito> SilAmeth: simple GUI :D
[12:20] <ToreadorVampire> RalphSpencer: Yes - it is
[12:20] <ToreadorVampire> RalphSpencer: I think that's the sshd that most people use
[12:20] <RalphSpencer> I've installed it, but it accepts connections only on local network.
[12:21] <RalphSpencer> I need it to accept connections from internet.
[12:21] <alokito> pepso, smt, /msg ubottu
[12:21] <SilAmeth> oh you guys rock....learned something new and only been awake for an hour.....sweet
[12:21] <pepso> i know
[12:21] <ToreadorVampire> RalphSpencer: Right, in that case you probably have a firewall/port forwarding issue
[12:21] <RalphSpencer> Care to guide me with this issue
[12:21] <RalphSpencer> ?
[12:21] <void_pointer> RalphSpencer do you have a router?
[12:22] <ToreadorVampire> RalphSpencer: Your external firewall/router/whatever-you-call-it-on-your-network needs to know to forward TCP connections on port 22 to the box with the sshd on it
[12:22] <DJones> RalphSpencer: If you're connecting through a router, you will most likely need to open a port on your router to accept the incoming web connection to forward it to the specific machine you're ssh'ing to
[12:23] <ToreadorVampire> RalphSpencer: How to set up port forwarding exactly will differ depending on the brand of router - but you can probably find some instructions specific to your brand if you google around a little ...
[12:23] <the_madman> Hello everyone.
[12:23] <the_madman> Any idea what avahi-daemon does?
[12:23] <DJones> RalphSpencer: You can get guidance on port forwarding for specific routers at http://portforward.com/ check the list there and find your router, you should find the instructions in its links
[12:23] <RalphSpencer> nope dsl
[12:23] <RalphSpencer> actually the local network i talked about does not exist
[12:23] <RalphSpencer> it just takes 127.0.0.1
[12:23] <RalphSpencer> there's no router
[12:24] <RalphSpencer> This is a DSL
[12:24] <void_pointer> awesome. You pioneered a direct dsl connection.
[12:24] <ToreadorVampire> Hehe void_pointer
[12:24] <the_madman> Never mind.
[12:24] <void_pointer> RalphSpencer I am guessing you have a device that connects you to your DSL
[12:24] <chombee> Hi, is there a Right Way to install Adobe Reader on Ubuntu 9.04?
[12:24] <void_pointer> RalphSpencer you will have to identify that device
[12:25] <indus> chombee: yes
[12:25] <RalphSpencer> Yeah
[12:25] <chombee> indus: Interesintg, What is it? :)
[12:25] <alokito> chombee: yah there's adobe reader in adobe site
[12:25] <indus> chombee: use the medibuntu repos to install it
[12:25] <alokito> go there and you'll find it easily :)
[12:25] <indus> chombee: its not the best way ,but its easier
[12:25] <chombee> indus: I looked at the package list on their site and it doesn't seem to contain acroreed
[12:25] <indus> chombee: or ya direclty from theri site
[12:26] <indus> chombee: its called adobe reader now i think
[12:26] <RalphSpencer> Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. RTL-8139/8139C/8139C+ (rev 10)
[12:26] <RalphSpencer> the device ^^
[12:26] <the_madman> OK, different question: is there any particular reason avahi-daemon's CPU usage jumps from 30% - 100%?
[12:26] <chombee> indus: I don't think it's there: http://packages.medibuntu.org/jaunty/index.html
[12:26] <indus> chombee: i thinkadobe site has a deb
[12:26] <ToreadorVampire> RalphSpencer: Er, that looks like your NIC :(
[12:26] <the_madman> I'm at a college surrounded by Macs, if that helps.
[12:26] <alokito> chombee: but I prefer okular and evince, they are way faster than adobe reader linux
[12:26] <SilAmeth> can some one tell me the comand to run terminal in su mode
[12:27] <ToreadorVampire> SilAmeth: sudo -s
[12:27] <indus> chombee: ya i think license issues, try deb from site its good enough
[12:27] <ActionParsnip> SilAmeth: sudo -i
[12:28] <ActionParsnip> SilAmeth: -s and -i are equal
[12:28] <OriWB> how do i upgrade the latest available drivers for my video card?
[12:28] <SilAmeth> I am sorry I meant to creat a launcher that is a teminal already in su mode
[12:28] <ActionParsnip> SilAmeth: gksudo gnome-terminal
[12:28] <SilAmeth> thank you
[12:28] <alokito> SilAmeth: unlike other distros, in ubuntu there's sudo for root privilage.. you can directly open a root terminal by gksudo gnome-terminal
[12:28] <sllide> how do i install SDL for anjuta?
[12:28] <chombee> indus: They have a bin file but it segfaults
[12:28] <ActionParsnip> OriWB: what video card do you have?
[12:28] <indus> OriWB: from the site i believe
[12:28] <alokito> from alt+f2 launcher
[12:28] <indus> OriWB: try envy-ng
[12:29] <ActionParsnip> !envy
[12:29] <indus> chombee: segfaults?
[12:29] <ToreadorVampire> RalphSpencer: Either you will have a network cable that leads from your PC to a little "DSL box" or a wireless connection to a little "DSL wireless box" (for want of better descriptions) - it's that box that we're asking you to identify
[12:29] <chombee> indus: it crashes
[12:29] <ActionParsnip> OriWB: what does: sudo lshw -C display | grep -i product say?
[12:29] <coz_> sllide,    open synaptic pacakge manager    hit   Search  and typ in sdl
[12:29] <OriWB> indus: command not found
[12:29] <sllide> coz_ i got that already
[12:29] <alokito> ActionParsnip: is envyng supported by jaunty
[12:29] <ActionParsnip> OriWB: dont use envy, its garage and not supported
[12:29] <sllide> but it doesnt show up in c++
[12:29] <alokito> I haven't seen a jaunty package yet
[12:29] <ActionParsnip> alokito: no its not supported in any release
[12:29] <indus> OriWB: you need to install it dear, sudo apt-get install envy-ng
[12:30] <coz_> sllide,   mmm   then i am not sure  sorry
[12:30] <sllide> :(
[12:30] <ActionParsnip> OriWB: what is the output of: lspci |grep -i vga
[12:30] <indus> ActionParsnip: garage? its in universe
[12:30] <ToreadorVampire> To refine my earlier question:  How can I completely disable the automated fsck functionality of usplash?  I realise I can press escape to cancel, but the machine in question does not have a keyboard
[12:30] <OriWB> actionparsnip: product: Mobile 4 Series Chipset Integrated Graphics Controller
[12:30] <ToreadorVampire> !usplash
[12:30] <ActionParsnip> indus: its not supported by the community, like ubottu says
[12:30] <coz_> sllide,   did you install all of the sdl   .dev  pacakges
[12:30] <sllide> not sure
[12:30] <alokito> and you can install nvidia drivers directly from repo, no need for envyng... and if u want the latest one then u can download from nvidia site and install it easily
[12:30] <indus> ActionParsnip: well, vlc is in universe too , how come that is supported?
[12:30] <O__o> how do you put comment in script file?
[12:30] <alokito> ActionParsnip: I don't mean community support I mean there isn't a jaunty version
[12:31] <O__o> is it # ?
[12:31]  * ToreadorVampire can vouch for what alokito is saying - installing nvidia drivers from their website is a piece of piss
[12:31] <OriWB> indus: i installed it, the command is still not found
[12:31] <ActionParsnip> !info envyng-qt jaunty
[12:31] <coz_> sllide,   well any of the packages in synapitc ending in .dev  would be the development pacakages  but let me see if there is an anjuta  channel
[12:31] <sllide> k
[12:31] <indus> OriWB: i suggest you stick to official drivers or upgrade to a newer version of ubuntu
[12:31] <ActionParsnip> indus:  Mobile 4 Series Chipset Integrated Graphics Controller   is an intel chip
[12:31] <indus> OriWB: maybe you are typing the command wrong
[12:32] <alokito> ToreadorVampire: that's why I suggested repo 1st :P
[12:32] <ToreadorVampire> ... except that the nVidia drivers in Jaunty's repos are awful and full of bugs :(
[12:32] <OriWB> indus: envy-ng...?
[12:32] <ActionParsnip> ToreadorVampire: i use the 190 from the alpha repo.works great
[12:32] <coz_> sllide,   there isnt a channel for that  but you could go to ##linux  channe  perhaps someone there would have mor information on this or the  #programing    channel
[12:32] <OriWB> actionparsnip: ok. what does that mean?
[12:32] <alokito> ToreadorVampire: they aren't buggy at all for me
[12:32] <indus> OriWB: just envy i belive, press tab
[12:32] <ActionParsnip> OriWB: you have an intel video card
[12:32] <sllide> i can goto c++ itslef
[12:32] <indus> ActionParsnip: oh, thanks for that
[12:32] <OriWB> indus: command not found
[12:32] <OriWB> actionparsnip: so?
[12:33] <indus> OriWB: envy is for nvidia cards only i believe
[12:33] <ActionParsnip> OriWB: some people have success with this: http://webupd8.blogspot.com/2009/05/reverting-xorg-video-intel-driver-of.html
[12:33] <OriWB> actionparsnip: thanx i'll try it out
[12:33] <indus> !envy > indus
[12:33] <alokito> indus: nvidia and ati
[12:33] <indus> ok\
[12:33] <SilAmeth> Thanks for all the help guys....I will return the favor when I become an expert.....LOL
[12:33] <indus> OriWB: envyng-gtk is the package
[12:34] <OriWB> indus: command not found
[12:34] <U8untu> .i cant see videos through youtube..or any site..even i have flash player.. it doesnt go..that well..you see it like pictures :| but hear it
[12:34] <alokito> SilAmeth: you welcome :)
[12:34] <indus> OriWB: did u install it?\
[12:34] <Ralphy> I'm sorry
[12:34] <indus> OriWB: do a cd then try it
[12:35] <indus> OriWB: cd into home folder
[12:35] <OriWB> indus: oh, ok... just a sec
[12:35] <alokito> OriWB: sudo apt-get install envyng-gtk
[12:35] <indus> iam sure it will work now
[12:35] <Ralphy> This is RalphSpencer
[12:35] <ActionParsnip> alokito: his chip is an intel, envy wont work and neither is it supported
[12:35] <OriWB> indus: yea it did thanx
[12:35] <Ralphy> that one is now ghost
[12:35] <indus> OriWB: yes why are you installing it if you have intel??
[12:35] <Ralphy> void_pointer,
[12:36] <indus> OriWB: its ONLY for nvidia or ATI
[12:36] <OriWB> indus: I dont know what I'm doing???
[12:36] <nemesis1911> finally got my nexxtech webcam working.. YES YES !!!!!!
[12:36] <ActionParsnip> indus: its not even for those either
[12:36] <nemesis1911> THANKS ME!!!!
[12:36] <ActionParsnip> nemesis1911: nice, wtg :)
[12:36] <harisund> How do I change volume from the command line or something like that?
[12:36] <indus> ActionParsnip: what? why not
[12:36] <alokito> ActionParsnip: hmm ok then why are we suggesting envy :|
[12:36] <ActionParsnip> indus: its not a supported application and not advised
[12:36] <void_pointer> Ralphy yes. I'll PM you
[12:36] <ActionParsnip> alokito: i dont. i anti-advise it
[12:36] <U8untu> .i cant see videos through youtube..or any site..even i have flash player.. it doesnt go..that well..you see it like pictures :| but hear it
[12:37] <indus> ActionParsnip: i dont agree with this at all, let the ops take a call on it
[12:37] <cgroza> nemesis1911:how i am trying it for 2 weeks and i cant
[12:37] <alokito> indus: envy only supports ati and nvidia... well I thought he was using nvidia card, my fault
[12:37] <ActionParsnip> indus: sure
[12:37] <indus> its in universe and built by the community
[12:37] <OriWB> um... can i uninstall that last thing
[12:37] <alokito> g2g my electricity gone
[12:37] <ActionParsnip> !ops envy being advised, please clarify
[12:37] <alokito> c u later
[12:37] <ActionParsnip> !ops
[12:37] <nemesis1911> cgroza what cam you have?
[12:37] <cgroza> nemesis1911:logitech quick cam chat
[12:37] <Amaranth> ActionParsnip: ?
[12:38] <Amaranth> ActionParsnip: envy-ng is fine
[12:38] <ActionParsnip> Amaranth: can you please clarify the standing of envy to indus
[12:38] <OriWB> indus: wait, so damage control....
[12:38] <ActionParsnip> Amaranth: re !envy factoid
[12:38] <Amaranth> !info envyng-gtk
[12:38] <indus> see i told you, its fine
[12:38] <OriWB> indus: how do i uninstall the last thing
[12:38] <ActionParsnip> !envy > Amaranth
[12:38] <harisund> If I am using Fluxbox how do I change volume? /
[12:38] <rski> harisund: alsamixer
[12:38] <ActionParsnip> harisund: fire up lsamixer
[12:38] <Amaranth> ActionParsnip: I know
[12:38] <ActionParsnip> alsamixer
[12:38] <nemesis1911> cgroza try this this made my work  http://www.64bitjungle.com/tech/microdia-webcam-0c54-experimental-drivers-installation-and-testing-part-1/
[12:39] <indus> else, no point in using anything from universe repos or restricted even
[12:39] <harisund> rski and ActionParsnip all right thanks, will check that out. I was hoping for a command line thing .. also this alsamixer will work with pulse audio too right?
[12:39] <Amaranth> ActionParsnip: It just means they shouldn't use it unless regular methods have failed
[12:39] <iwobbles> hi willl USB monitor devices work ok in 9.04? I really need to run a second screen, for acounting and auditing stuff, do I have to get an Nvidia card ?
[12:39] <indus> !envy
[12:39] <Amaranth> ActionParsnip: It is, however, the safest way to do what it does
[12:39] <indus> yeah
[12:39] <OriWB> indus: how do i uninstall sudo apt-get install envyng-gtk?
[12:39] <geekbuntu> when i try to execute something in ubuntu i get a deprecated warning - says to use hashlib instead - have been searching synaptic - anyone know how i can get/install this?
[12:39] <indus> OriWB: sudo apt-get remove
[12:39] <ActionParsnip> Amaranth: im keeping to the factoids and what is supported though right
[12:39] <nemesis1911> cgroza: but again I have a nexxtech with a snix chip inside.. ..
[12:39] <Amaranth> ActionParsnip: Right, you can help them install envyng but beyond that they are on their own
[12:40] <ActionParsnip> Amaranth: id rather not advise envy in the first place
[12:40] <Amaranth> ActionParsnip: But try to make sure they don't install it unless the current drivers are not working for them
[12:40] <Amaranth> ActionParsnip: It shouldn't be used on a whim
[12:40] <ActionParsnip> Amaranth: indeed
[12:40] <OriWB> indus: thanx. can u give me the full command for installing envyng-gtk?
[12:40] <indus> Amaranth: thank you
[12:40] <indus> OriWB: i did
[12:40] <indus> OriWB: sudo apt-get install envyng-gtk
[12:40] <cgroza> nemesis1911:my logitech works but is very dark
[12:41] <OriWB> indus: and that's what i need?
[12:41] <indus> OriWB: on kde, its envyng-qt
[12:41] <Amaranth> ActionParsnip: The envyng developer is actually handling Xorg maintenance in Ubuntu this month while the regular maintainer is away, he knows what he is doing :)
[12:41] <indus> OriWB: first of all, please state what exactly is the problem you have
[12:41] <indus> Amaranth: tseliot ?
[12:41] <cgroza> hello my logitech web cam image is very dark...what to do?
[12:41] <Amaranth> indus: indeed
[12:41] <indus> italian fella i think
[12:42] <Amaranth> indus: Yes but now we're far too offtopic :)
[12:42] <nemesis1911> good. good
[12:42] <OriWB> indus: i wanted to play Regnum, and was told that a reason why I can't might be because my video card doesn't have the latest drivers
[12:42] <indus> cgroza: hi please install the program xawtv then adjust
[12:42] <nemesis1911> if you wanna make it lighter then.. ummmmm hold on
[12:42] <Amaranth> OriWB: Told by who?
[12:42] <indus> OriWB: ok thats random advice, please dont try new stuff without good reason or info
[12:42] <OriWB> Amaranth: the popup window when i logged in
[12:43] <nemesis1911> cgroza: check PM window
[12:43] <OriWB> Indus: I got this: Unsupported video card!
[12:43] <Amaranth> OriWB: If a game developer or nvidia developer says the new driver is known to fix problems that you are seeing that would be a reason to get the latest driver
[12:43] <OriWB> There are three possible causes for this error:
[12:43] <OriWB> 1. Your video card is too old
[12:43] <OriWB> 2. You haven't installed the latest available drivers
[12:43] <OriWB> 3. You haven't installed the latest DirectX version
[12:43] <FloodBot2> OriWB: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:43] <Len> hi, can any1 help me with dnsmasq>
[12:43] <Amaranth> OriWB: Oh, that's not at all what I meant
[12:43] <ActionParsnip> OriWB: do you have wine from the wine repos?
[12:43] <Amaranth> OriWB: Does the same fail to work then?
[12:43] <ActionParsnip> OriWB: you could try running winecfg and changing the windows version to vista
[12:44] <OriWB> Amaranth: Didn't try Wine, I dont; know
[12:44] <Amaranth> OriWB: Oh, this is through WINE? If so completely ignore that message
[12:44] <ToreadorVampire> nm - figured out myself how to prevent forced fsck on boot
[12:44] <OriWB> Amaranth: no, this is for linux 64bit
[12:44] <indus> ActionParsnip: aah no vista option is bad :) xp is better always
[12:45] <ActionParsnip> indus: not for Postal2
[12:45] <OriWB> Amaranth: so it there nothing i can do?
[12:45] <eto> hello i am installing ubuntu 9.04 on older computer and i get this error during install : io apic resources could not be allocated
[12:45] <indus> mmm postal
[12:45] <kulight> any 1 know how to fetch lyrics in exaile ?
[12:45] <ActionParsnip> indus: i had to have it as vista and restricted desktop 1024x768 to make it playable
[12:45] <indus> OriWB: so you installed regnum with wine?
[12:45] <eto> APIC in bios is set to Plug and Play OS = Yes
[12:45] <Amaranth> OriWB: http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=3999493&postcount=7
[12:45] <aleeusa> greetings
[12:45] <OriWB> Indus: no, I unstalled it through the terminal
[12:46] <OriWB> Indus: i just followed how to install for linux instructions
[12:46] <indus> OriWB: ya check the link amaranth gave you
[12:46] <Amaranth> OriWB: This seems to usually be a configuration problem
[12:46] <indus> OriWB: the gaming section in forums has some good info on regnum online
[12:46] <indus> ActionParsnip: you woke up Amaranth :D
[12:46] <OriWB> indus: but isn't direct xjust for windows?
[12:46] <chilli0> hai , how do i get flash player working with flock ? im running ubuntu 9.04
[12:47] <luist> hello... my other computer had graphic problems and is not displaying log in screen... where can i fix these graphic problems in text mode? xorg.conf is almost empty (like it was before)
[12:47] <kulight> !exaile
[12:47] <Amaranth> OriWB: Yes, they are silly and left the message in for their linux client
[12:47] <ActionParsnip> indus: well stuff needed clarifying :)
[12:47] <Len> I have 2 pcs - pc1 (with dnsmasq) and pc2. Why when I ping pc1 from pc2 I'm getting loopback ip (127.0.0.1)?
[12:47] <indus> OriWB:wait let me check that link
[12:47] <OriWB> Indus: I think i've tried that... I could try it again...?
[12:48] <coz_> chilli0,  take alook here maybe  http://helpforlinux.blogspot.com/2008/12/get-flash-working-in-flock-browser-in.html
[12:48] <indus> OriWB: maybe post a new question in the forums? sorry i have nvidia so cant help further
[12:48] <Amaranth> OriWB: What is the output of `glxinfo | grep direct`
[12:48] <Amaranth> OriWB: and what video card do you have?
[12:48] <ActionParsnip> Len: the name resolution is incorrect, you could update dnsmasq manually or add an entry in /etc/hosts
[12:48] <OriWB> Amaranth: Yes, and I forgot
[12:49] <Amaranth> OriWB: what is the output of `lspci | grep VGA`
[12:49] <indus> one guy at a time :)
[12:49] <Amaranth> indus: graphics are kind of my thing :)
[12:49] <indus> Amaranth: i know
[12:49] <OriWB> Amaranth: VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 4 Series Chipset Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 07)
[12:49] <indus> Amaranth: you are the xrandr dev i think
[12:50] <Len> ActionParsnip: I'll need to set it manually because Im using it with Windows network, which dont have hosts file. But Im not quite surehow to do that.
[12:50] <indus> Amaranth: i dont even know whta that is  heh
[12:50] <Amaranth> OriWB: Oh, you are getting the message because ragnum doesn't know if it works on your card
[12:50] <Amaranth> indus: nah, compiz
[12:50] <Amaranth> OriWB: So ragnum doesn't work at all then?
[12:50] <OriWB> Amaranth: i dont think so
[12:50] <Amaranth> OriWB: What happens after that message?
[12:50] <indus> Amaranth: hmm when will that bug about 'compiz gives me a headache' be solved ? :)
[12:50] <OriWB> Amaranth: it closes
[12:50] <indus> sorry off topic
[12:51] <APO-Fils> Bon
[12:51] <APO-Fils> Je suis la
[12:51] <Amaranth> OriWB: Can you run it from a terminal and pastebin the output?
[12:51] <APO-Fils> Parlez français maintenant
[12:51] <Amaranth> !fr | APO-Fils
[12:51] <OriWB> Amaranth: I dunno
[12:51] <disappearedng> How do I restart the top bar
[12:51] <APO-Fils> Non, parlez français j'ai dit
[12:51] <APO-Fils> Je sais que vous parlez français très bien
[12:51] <Amaranth> disappearedng: killall gnome-panel
[12:51] <indus> Amaranth: could i pm you , i do have an easy compiz question ,rather a feature request kinda
[12:51] <Amaranth> indus: sure
[12:51] <OriWB> Amaranth: what does that mean?
[12:51] <APO-Fils> Bon j'ai quelque chose a dire
[12:52] <APO-Fils> ubuntu ça pue
[12:52] <bazhang> APO-Fils, english here
[12:52] <APO-Fils> Et quand je l'install, j'ai des nausées
[12:52] <Amaranth> OriWB: run the command for ragnum in a terminal
[12:52] <bazhang> APO-Fils, please stop that
[12:52] <APO-Fils> parce que l'english ça shlinge
[12:52] <OriWB> Amaranth: how?
[12:52] <void_pointer> !fr | APO-Fils
[12:52] <OriWB> ./rolauncher?
[12:52] <OriWB> Amaranth: ./rolauncher?
[12:52] <APO-Fils> Il y a des filles à toute nue ici ?
[12:52] <void_pointer> !fr | APO-Fils
[12:52] <Amaranth> OriWB: yes
[12:53] <APO-Fils> J'adore les femmes toute nue
[12:53] <APO-Fils> C'est beau
[12:53] <bazhang> APO-Fils, wrong channel
[12:53] <APO-Fils> Quoi ?
[12:53] <Amaranth> OriWB: from the directory where ragnum is located
[12:53] <eto> hello i am installing ubuntu 9.04 on older computer and i get this error during install : io apic resources could not be allocated
[12:53] <ActionParsnip> Len: windows does have a hosts file
[12:53] <eto> APIC in bios is set to Plug and Play OS = Yes
[12:53] <OriWB> Amaranth: it's in a folder called regnum in my home folder
[12:53] <OriWB> Amaranth: what does that look like in the terminal?
[12:53] <ActionParsnip> Len: WINDOWS\system32\drivers\etc\hosts
[12:53] <eto> ActionParsnip : windows has hosts file
[12:54] <wamty> How can i set up iptables in (ubuntu) via commandline?
[12:54] <Amaranth> OriWB: alright so open a terminal and run `cd ragnum; ./rolauncher`
[12:54] <ActionParsnip> eto: i know, i was telling the guy ;)
[12:54] <eto> ah sorry
[12:54] <ActionParsnip> !iptables | wamty
[12:54] <Amaranth> wamty: ufw is a tool to make that easy
[12:54] <ActionParsnip> eto np :D
[12:54] <void_pointer> wow. Trying to help that guy with his ssh problem was like sticking an icepick in my eye ...
[12:54] <indus> whats plug and play os?
[12:54] <Len> ActionParsnip: but with dhcp server of dnsmasq will be hard work to update it manually
[12:54] <indus> !coc | void_pointer
[12:54] <ActionParsnip> indus: not windows forsure ;)
[12:54] <eto> ESCDI auto configuration
[12:55] <eto> pnp os detecs and configures devices at boot time
[12:55] <indus> eto :)
[12:55] <eto> without the help of bios
[12:55] <Amaranth> indus: It means the OS can detect PCI devices
[12:55] <OriWB> Amaranth: it says no such file or diectory..
[12:55] <ActionParsnip> indus: eto: as well as polling for new hardware at runtime
[12:55] <void_pointer> indus apologies. I know the COC, but to continue helping I had to get that off my chest. Seacrest out.
[12:55] <eto> basically anithing above os2 and dos and w9x
[12:55] <Amaranth> OriWB: ok is this a new terminal window?
[12:55] <indus> windows needs it?
[12:55] <OriWB> Amaranth: now it is
[12:55] <Amaranth> indus: Everything that isn't DOS needs it
[12:55] <ActionParsnip> indus: it helps
[12:55] <Amaranth> OriWB: ok, run `cd ragnum`
[12:56] <eto> indus : well if it is not enabled it doesn't boot in apic mode, windows xp that is
[12:56] <OriWB> Amaranth: cd ragnum
[12:56] <indus> hmm so why would that option be set to off by anyone? also, i think its off in mine omg
[12:56] <OriWB> Amaranth:bash: cd: ragnum: No such file or directory
[12:56] <indus> its *regnum* please
[12:56] <OriWB> lol
[12:56] <Amaranth> eh, it's just some game :P
[12:56] <OriWB> Amaranth:lol its regnum! jusr a sec!
[12:56] <Amaranth> OriWB: oh, cd regnum
[12:57] <OriWB> Amaranth:lol ok, did it
[12:57] <Amaranth> OriWB: ok now ./rolauncher
[12:57] <indus> ActionParsnip: so i should keep that bios option on? or it wont detect devices?
[12:57] <OriWB> Amaranth: ok, this runs the login menu
[12:57] <ActionParsnip> indus: doesnt hurt to have it on, makes sense too
[12:57] <Amaranth> indus: linux most likely works either way since it pretty much ignores the BIOS once it is running (except for ACPI stuff)
[12:57] <eto> well so nobody has to tell me something about that apic error ?
[12:57] <Amaranth> OriWB: So the game is working now?
[12:57] <indus> OriWB: hooray
[12:58] <tavi> a gsopcast liike program?
[12:58] <OriWB> Amaranth: no, i need to login
[12:58] <Ragnar> Hi! (Ubuntu 9.04 AMD64) naultilus can't find my Hama 55741 card reader with mp3 player. dmesg: http://pastebin.com/m2acf3c43 lsusb -v: http://pastebin.com/m46c2412d I can't mount the device by hand, too. any clues?
[12:58] <Amaranth> OriWB: go ahead and do that then, lets see what happens
[12:58] <OriWB> Amaranth: i had this before
[12:58] <indus> well if you see login it works or starts at least
[12:58] <lupin3> c'è qualche italiano in questa stanza?
[12:58] <Pici> !it | lupin3
[12:58] <ActionParsnip> !it | lupin3
[12:58] <indus> Amaranth: hi , did u get the pm , you can answer when you are done with this person
[12:58] <user_> רויטל
[12:59] <Amaranth> indus: Didn't get it, I only get them from people registered with nickserv
[12:59] <bazhang> !il | user_
[12:59] <indus> aah damn
[12:59] <lupin3> ciao
[12:59] <OriWB> Amaranth: looks like it's lgging in..... just a sec
[12:59] <indus> bazhang: which language is that?
[12:59] <OriWB> Amaranth: ...no
[12:59] <bazhang> indus, hebrew
[12:59] <Amaranth> OriWB: Ok what happened?
[12:59] <OriWB> Amaranth: it closed and i got the unsupported video card error
[12:59] <indus> bazhang: wow looked amazing, you know hebrew?
[13:00] <tavi> great
[13:00] <Amaranth> indus: /ns register <pass> <email>
[13:00] <Amaranth> indus: no he saw the .il in the hostmask
[13:00] <Amaranth> OriWB: anything in the terminal?
[13:00] <tavi> for watching a disocvery channel i must ask a day
[13:00] <indus> what exactl is .il?
[13:00] <indus> anyways eid mubarak to all here
[13:00] <Amaranth> indus: israel
[13:00] <OriWB> Amaranth: what do u mean? did something appear? no
[13:01] <indus> ok thanks Amaranth
[13:01] <OriWB> indus: I speak hebrew if u need help with something
[13:01] <Amaranth> OriWB: try `MALLOC_CHECK_=0 ./rolauncher`
[13:01] <indus> OriWB: sure , thanks
[13:01] <Amaranth> indus: Did you register your nick yet? :)
[13:01] <indus> Amaranth: lol iam noob in irc
[13:01] <indus> Amaranth: what was that command again
[13:01] <Amaranth> indus: /ns register <pass> <email>
[13:01] <Pici> !register | indus
[13:01] <indus> msg nickserv identify?
[13:02] <OriWB> Amaranth: it's launchd the menu again...
[13:02] <bazhang> indus, do this in #freenode please
[13:02] <Amaranth> indus: /msg NickServ register <pass> <email>
[13:02] <Amaranth> OriWB: ok, keep going
[13:02] <void_pointer> !ot | indus
[13:02] <doubleuerner> hello
[13:02] <indus> sorry
[13:02] <OriWB> Amaranth: no, same error
[13:02] <Amaranth> OriWB: I think you're out of luck then :/
[13:03] <Amaranth> OriWB: You could try via WINE but WINE really only works well with nvidia
[13:03] <indus> hmm
[13:03] <OriWB> Amaranth: so that means that untill the game supports my video card, theres nothing i can do?
[13:03] <jamiewan_> HI is anyone running Americas Army in Jaunty successfully
[13:03] <Amaranth> OriWB: Or until the video driver supports your game :)
[13:03] <Amaranth> OriWB: btw, envy wouldn't help you since you are using intel
[13:04] <OriWB> Amaranth: right... what if i upraded to the newest version of ubuntu?
[13:04] <indus> Amaranth: i thought intel drivers are open source
[13:04] <tavi> or in vlc someone help me to se some channels?
[13:04] <indus> Amaranth: but it seems they are the worst in 9.04
[13:05] <doubleuerner> hello, does anyone of you know about FTPes openssh, and why is gives a routing problem
[13:05] <OriWB> Amaranth: does this mean that i also can't play in windows?
[13:05] <doubleuerner> hello, does anyone of you know about FTPes openssh, and why is gives a routing problem
[13:06] <Amaranth> OriWB: No, it may still work there
[13:06] <OriWB> Amaranth: gotcha.. do u know of any mmorpg's that i could play that don't crash, or freeze? I've tried Eternal Lands, Planehshift, and regnum
[13:07] <doubleuerner> i am using ircii, can you read me ?
[13:07] <jamiewan_> HI is anyone running Americas Army in Jaunty successfully
[13:08] <alokito> doubleuerner, yup
[13:08] <OriWB> Amaranth: and it's been quite a frustrating exerience..
[13:08] <doubleuerner> nice
[13:09] <doubleuerner> hello, does anyone of you know about FTPes openssh, and why it gives a routing problem
[13:09] <ActionParsnip> doubleuerner: loud and clear
[13:09] <Paddy_NI> !repeat | doubleuerner
[13:09] <ActionParsnip> doubleuerner: both use TCP
[13:09] <ActionParsnip> doubleuerner: can you ping / traceroute to the server?
[13:09] <doubleuerner> yes
[13:10] <doubleuerner> i can connect correct if i use non-ecrypted (FTP)
[13:10] <Amaranth> OriWB: You may have better luck with the next ubuntu release
[13:10] <Amaranth> OriWB: intel drivers have been shaky since 8.04 but finally in 9.10 they are getting good again
[13:10] <doubleuerner> if i use TLS in the proftpd.conf (FTPes become) is has a fafailure in routing
[13:10] <Amaranth> OriWB: It'll be released in about a month
[13:11] <indus> Amaranth: isnt intel drivers open source?
[13:11] <OriWB> Amaranth: why? so keep hold of regnum?
[13:12] <alokito> Amaranth, I thought ubuntu detects intel cards automatically and applies the driver
[13:12] <doubleuerner> if i use TLS in the proftpd.conf (FTPes become) it has a failure in routing
[13:13] <Amaranth> alokito: It does but not the newest one
[13:13] <alokito> hmm ok
[13:13] <Paddy_NI> !intel | indus alokito
[13:13] <Amaranth> alokito: Updating to the newest intel driver properly involves updating the xorg driver, the mesa driver, libdrm, and the kernel
[13:13] <OriWB> Amaranth: and u said that trying to play anything on wine was pretty pointless?
[13:13] <doubleuerner> so, when i turn on encryption (FTPes) connencting to my ftp-server fails. It says that the returns a unlogical address
[13:13] <pincio> helo
[13:13] <indus> Paddy_NI: thanks
[13:13] <Amaranth> alokito: Miss any one of those and you've either got a system that doesn't work or doesn't fix the bug you have problems with
[13:13] <alokito> well system update might install latest ones
[13:14] <Amaranth> OriWB: Nah, I use wine with my intel x3100 to play games just fine
[13:14] <Amaranth> OriWB: but only older games
[13:14] <alokito> okay, I have internal intel but I use an external nvidia
[13:14] <Amaranth> OriWB: yeah, hold onto regnum and update to 9.10 when it comes out next month
[13:14] <OriWB> Amaranth: how much older? whats an older game?
[13:14] <indus> 9.10 looks super
[13:14] <O__o> indus, how super?
[13:15] <Rajec> Guys I am looking for some files filter. I have several files with could belongs to two categories. What I want to do is be able to see only files from one category and then swith to view with files from second category. I could do it for example by put same files to two different folders(folder = category). It something like gmail and labels for mails
[13:15] <alokito> indus, its just an alpha release has it got new look yet?
[13:15] <OriWB> indus: do i need all upgrades untill 9.1 toget it?
[13:15] <alokito> I doubt that
[13:15] <nmvictor> How would i use ecryptfs to encrypt a directory in a windows partition such that it wont be accessible by anyone in the windows partion?
[13:15] <indus> not finished yet, but will look best on october 24:)
[13:15] <grawity> OriWB: 9.10, not 9.1
[13:15] <bazhang> indus, karmic discussion in #ubuntu+1
[13:15] <indus> OriWB: you can directly upgrade to it from 9.04 when its released
[13:15] <indus> bazhang: sorry
[13:16] <OriWB> indus: that means i need to upgrade to 9.04 firt?
[13:16] <doubleuerner> msg ActionParsnip so, only when i turn on encryption (FTPes)in proftpd.conf, connencting to my ftp-server fails. It says that the returns a unlogical address
[13:16] <Amaranth> OriWB: The game I mainly play in WINE runs on a 133Mhz Pentium :)
[13:16] <Amaranth> OriWB: You aren't using 9.04?
[13:16] <alokito> OriWB, no u can directly upgrade to 9.10 from any release
[13:16] <Amaranth> alokito: No
[13:16] <OriWB> Amaranth: no, someone told me to waittil 9.10
[13:16] <alokito> Amaranth, why not? :-/
[13:16] <indus> OriWB:are you not on 9.04?
[13:16] <OriWB> indus: no
[13:16] <Amaranth> alokito: If you know what you are doing, yes
[13:16] <indus> OriWB: ya you have to go step by step
[13:16] <Paddy_NI> alokito, no you cannot
[13:17] <sandman> Techie: /j #gentoo
[13:17] <Amaranth> alokito: Otherwise no, absolutely not :)
[13:17] <alokito> Amaranth, yes upgrade might make trouble but its not impossible
[13:17] <sandman> err
[13:17] <sandman> lol
[13:17] <OriWB> Indus: is there any hope for regnum to wrk for 9.04?
[13:17] <aussie_nutt> lmao
[13:18] <Pici> !wfm
[13:18] <davo> join #eucalyptus
[13:18] <indus> OriWB: sorry ori i dont play it
[13:18] <indus> OriWB: are you on 8.04?
[13:18] <OriWB> Indus: yeah
[13:19] <indus> OriWB: i suggest you hold on cos i hear of problems with 9.04 and intel
[13:19] <Amaranth> alokito: For people in this channel it is best to say it is impossible
[13:19] <OriWB> Indus: ok... so I'll wait a month
[13:19] <geekbuntu> indus: i'm using 9.04 & intel... but my box is old - it works ok...
[13:19] <Amaranth> alokito: Because you have to be a hardcore Debian geek to do it right
[13:19] <alokito> Amaranth, lol, okay :P
[13:20] <indus> geekbuntu: iam also on intel here now, its fine cos older intel 945
[13:20] <ActionParsnip> geekbuntu: if it aint broke dont dix it ;)
[13:20] <alokito> there's nothing better than a fresh install
[13:20] <geekbuntu> indus: werd
[13:20] <indus> alokito: its not true
[13:20] <geekbuntu> indus: p3 1ghz
[13:20] <geekbuntu> indus: ipaq
[13:21] <indus> too much off topic i believe now
[13:21] <OriWB> Does anybody know when the fingerprint scanner for system 76 will be out?
[13:21] <doubleuerner> the log contains not any error.
[13:21] <dwatkins> alokito: I agree in some ways, but installing and configuring all my applications takes a day or so
[13:21] <aussie_nutt> day or so dam
[13:21] <alokito> dwatkins, u can backup ur configurations and apps, so I don't think its a problem
[13:22] <dwatkins> That depends whether you've installed that OS beforehand, alokito.
[13:22] <dwatkins> !u
[13:22] <dwatkins> Sorry, I was curious about whether there was a "u" factoid.
[13:22] <alokito> dwatkins, if I haven't installed the os b4 then how can u upgrade it!?
[13:23] <GreyBeard> no !u
[13:23] <dwatkins> I was referring to fresh installations, alokito.
[13:23] <alokito> dwatkins, can't u use backup from a previous version in a new one?
[13:24] <Paddy_NI> dwatkins, He meant fresh install as opposed to an upgrade
[13:24] <dwatkins> alokito: not when you're moving from an entirely different OS
[13:24] <Paddy_NI> dwatkins, then simply copy your configs.. that should definitely not take a day or so :P
[13:24] <OriWB> Does anybody know when the fingerprint scanner for system 76 will be out?
[13:24] <dwatkins> I was talking about fresh installs too, Paddy_NI :)
[13:25] <dwatkins> Also, I imagine upgrading from an old Ubuntu release might mean it's not possible to port the config files across, nor the list of installed packages.
[13:25] <aussie_nutt> to install n setup take only 30mins or so depending on hardware n crap lol
[13:25] <alokito> dwatkins, I'm completely lost!... how can u upgrade if you are using a different os? :-S
[13:25] <dwatkins> I mean upgrading in the "installing a new version on a new hard disk" sense
[13:25] <dwatkins> Going from say Ubuntu 5 to Ubuntu 9 by wiping the disk and installing Ubuntu 9.04
[13:26] <alokito> and why shouldn't you do a fresh install if u can use the backups from your previous version of the same os?
[13:26] <dwatkins> But I've "upgraded" from IRIX to Linux in the past, that was fun, but I digress and I'm going offtopic.
[13:27] <alokito> okay <end of topic> :|
[13:27] <firestorm> In firefox I get a 'content encoding error' quite frequently. Any known fixes/workarounds?
[13:27] <dwatkins> sorry, got a bit sidetracked there
[13:27] <alokito> firestorm, did u google it?
[13:28] <firestorm> alokito: yes but didn't find something that I thought fitted the issue
[13:29] <nmvictor> i killed tasksel but looks like its still running, however pgrep tasksel echos nothing back but ps aux | grep tasksel reports that its running with PID 3336, how do i ascertain this with top?
[13:29] <alokito> firestorm, well I think Ive found many... http://www.google.com.bd/search?q=content+encoding+error+firefox&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a
[13:29] <grawity> nmvictor: Maybe the ps aux | grep one is just reporting the pid of your just-created grep process?
[13:30] <firestorm> alokito: as I said ... reading the search results themselves didn't seem to provide a solution that worked
[13:30] <aussie_nutt> n wat did u try
[13:30] <ewet> hi, is there a way to hide this "maximized" panel from window-picker-applet? I just want the icons...
[13:30] <alokito> okay....
[13:31] <firestorm> alokito: do you have any suggestions?
[13:31] <XDabc123> hola
[13:31] <XDabc123> alguien habla español?
[13:31] <alokito> firestorm, one of the result have the tag [SOLVED], have u checked it?
[13:31] <XDabc123> manga de giles caras de polla
[13:32] <philsf> !es | alokito
[13:32] <alokito> philsf, HUH?
[13:32] <philsf> alokito, sorry
[13:32] <firestorm> alokito: i can't view the site for that match ... it also gives me a content encoding error
[13:32] <alokito> philsf, :P
[13:32] <philsf> !es | XDabc123
[13:32] <nmvictor> grawity: thats why i needed to acsretain coz the terminal from which tasksel is running is still showing a dawnload file timer(hop you undastand this) running, starting another instance of tasksel echos back tasksel: aptitude failed (100)
[13:33] <alokito> firestorm, o :|
[13:33] <firestorm> alokito: what does that SOLVED one suggest? i can't view the page due to the issue
[13:33] <alokito> firestorm, can u view it with a different browser?
[13:33] <nmvictor> grawity: and you might be right, the output of ps aux | grep tasksel has both tasksel and grep in the same line against the PID 3336
[13:34] <alokito> like opera or konqueror
[13:34] <firestorm> alokito: no it also doesn't display in opera
[13:34] <alokito> oh ok
[13:34] <XDabc123> caras de pene
[13:34] <alokito> sorry I got to go
[13:34] <XDabc123> hijos de puta
[13:34] <XDabc123> jaja nadie me entiende
[13:34] <alokito> bye
[13:35] <bazhang> XDabc123, please speak english here
[13:35] <XDabc123> no me jodas playo
[13:35] <XDabc123> jajajaja
[13:35] <Myrtti> XDabc123: adios
[13:35] <Baba_B00ie> i have a problem with ubuntu 904, when i boot my laptop from battery, i have to keep pressing keys to get it to boot
[13:36] <tasslehoff> what do I install to get tab completion in gstreamer?
[13:36] <radoua_> hi
[13:36] <ActionParsnip> Baba_B00ie: remove the quiet option from your kernel option and watch the bootup rather than the "pretty" splash screen
[13:36] <Neosano> WAlex, moymoy ??
[13:37] <nmvictor> Does tasksel depend on aptitude?Looks like killing tasksel dint kill its child process apt-get, apt-get is running
[13:37] <Baba_B00ie> alright, i'll see what happens after removing that
[13:38] <Baba_B00ie> ActionParsnip, one thinjg though, if i boot from battery i have to hit keys, if i boot up with ac power it boots fine.
[13:38] <ActionParsnip> Baba_B00ie: the display will show you what is going on and WHY you have to press the keys, you will then be able to diagnose
[13:39] <ShiZniT> can anyone help me ?
[13:39] <aussie_nutt> must be hp lappy
[13:39] <nmvictor> ShiZniT: what about?
[13:39] <ShiZniT> i have ubuntu 7.04  and i want to update it to 9
[13:39] <ShiZniT> to last version
[13:39] <Myrtti> ShiZniT: easiest is to reinstall
[13:40] <ShiZniT> isnt there any other way ?
[13:40] <Neosano> !who moymoy
[13:40] <Neosano> !moymoy
[13:40] <Neosano> :-\
[13:40] <nmvictor> ShiZniT: thats not possible,you either upgrade it to intrepid then jaunty or do a fresh install of jaunty, two options am afraid
[13:40] <dwatkins> !who Carmen Sandiego
[13:41] <ShiZniT> ohh ok ... thank you
[13:41] <Neosano> ))
[13:41] <nmvictor> ShiZniT: no problem
[13:41] <Neosano> nmvictor, but as far as I know it is possible to do it in debian
[13:41] <Neosano> nmvictor, why it's not possible in ubuntu?
[13:41] <ewet> is there no configuration for this for window-picker-applet?
[13:42] <asdfffasd> How can I run a command which opens a new terminal and immediatly run a command in that terminal
[13:42] <asdfffasd> Something like gnome-terminal sudo sh /......
[13:42] <nmvictor> Maybe its because this is ubuntu and that was debian, developers had a different view of everything
[13:42] <Myrtti> asdfffasd: gnome-terminal -x or -r (man gnome-terminal has the correct syntax)
[13:42] <nmvictor> Neosano: Maybe its because this is ubuntu and that was debian, developers had a different view of everything
[13:43] <Myrtti> Neosano: Ubuntu isn't a rolling release distro
[13:43] <asdfffasd> Myrtti -x or -r which one ?
[13:43] <Neosano> nmvictor but er, ubuntu is made of debian..
[13:43] <Myrtti> Neosano: but isn't debian
[13:43] <Neosano> Myrtti okay :]
[13:44] <Neosano> ShiZniT, just install debian and have fun :P
[13:44] <Dr_Willis> asdfffasd:  xterm -e whatevercommand (i recall) gnome-terminal may have similer options
[13:44] <Neosano> brb
[13:44] <nmvictor> Neosano: we are made in the image of God, How come we are not as powerfull?
[13:44] <Dr_Willis> asdfffasd:  check 'gnome-terminal --help' and see if it mentiones it.
[13:45] <o2o> hello
[13:45] <Pici> nmvictor: err.. Lets keep the religious metaphors out of the channel please :)
[13:45] <o2o> hi friends...
[13:45] <o2o> ActionParsnip,  I could use TAB now, haha
[13:45] <nmvictor> Pici: sorry, i was just trying clear something up
[13:46] <tapas> how to get a list of installed packages?
[13:46] <aussie_nutt> lmao
[13:46] <asdfffasd> gnome-terminal -x "sudo sh /home/username/script.sh" doesn't work
[13:46] <ActionParsnip> o2o: nice, wtg :)
[13:47] <nmvictor> i want to install jdk6u16 but my ubuntu system already has jdk5, am i about to do the worst?
[13:47] <pronoy> nmvictor install it from the repos
[13:47] <mrfelton> I'm getting some really bad ping  - I guess I have a networking issue issue of some kind. Trying to use traceroute results in about 30 lines of entries like '* * *' Why do I get no info from traceroute?
[13:48] <pronoy> nmvictor that will automatically set the path and stuff
[13:48] <asdfffasd> Dr_willis ideas?
[13:48] <aussie_nutt> u change the defualt anyway of which one u want use
[13:48] <aussie_nutt> if u got more then one
[13:48] <o2o> ActionParsnip,  what is "wtg"?
[13:49] <Guest68459> hi everybody!
[13:49] <Wolke> Hi I have an scanner over usb at my pc but xsane said invalid argument (and i know that it does work together it has already worked a week ago)
[13:49] <aussie_nutt> wtg = way to go
[13:49] <Dr_Willis> asdfffasd:   you are making too complex of a command.. you dont want to do 'sudo sh' i imagine. make the script executable.
[13:49] <nmvictor> pronoy: jdk5 is installed from the repos and that works fine, my worry is will installing jdk6 over jdk5 mix up the system?
[13:49] <o2o> The electricity is cut off just now, and my ubuntu could not boot! but I have rescue it, xixi
[13:49] <pronoy> nmvictor as far as i know..it'll upgrade
[13:50] <Guest68459> hi
[13:50] <pronoy> nmvictor it'll overwrite jdk5 so you have nothing to worry
[13:50] <Guest68459> hi
[13:51] <Guest68459> hi
[13:51] <Guest68459> quit
[13:51] <Neosano> hmm
[13:51] <aussie_nutt> jdk5 still be on there it wont override it
[13:51] <o2o> hey, friends, how to remove an icon from the ubuntu system menu?
[13:51] <comicinker> when trying to install quake3, I receive: Verifying archive integrity...tail: „+6“ cannot be opened for reading: no such file or directory. any ideas?
[13:52] <bigjocker> nmvictor, you can install JDK 5 and 6 alongside. The system will install them in different locations, so you can use update-alternatives to select the default one
[13:52] <o2o> applications->internet->xchat-gnome icon couldn't be removed, but I have apt-get remove it.
[13:52] <nmvictor> pronoy: bear in mind that i will do a manuall install of jdk6u16 which i have downloaded from suns website,jdk5 was installed with sun-java5-bin, will java5's bin work with jdk6?
[13:52] <nmvictor> bigjocker: haa, think that sounds reliefing
[13:52] <pronoy> nmvictor why not directly from the repos ?
[13:53] <o2o> ActionParsnip,  how could i remove an icon in the Applications menu?
[13:53] <aussie_nutt> pretty well wat i said ^^^ lmao
[13:53] <aussie_nutt> just not geeky way hehe
[13:53] <bigjocker> nmvictor, they will be installed separately ... JDKs are independent: they do not install anything outside the JDK folder ... so you can have as many as you want installed at the same time
[13:53] <ActionParsnip> o2o: alacarte will help
[13:53] <Pici> o2o: Right click on the top of the menu, go to 'edit menus' and find and remove the app you don't want.
[13:53] <o2o> thanks pici
[13:54] <nmvictor> pronoy: simple, i did a sudo apt-get update of jaunty and the only jdks, jres and binaries of java available on synaptic were of 5, i need the latest
[13:54] <o2o> could I play Need For Speed in ubuntu?
[13:54] <bigjocker> nmvictor, but you should install JDK 6 from the repositories to be able to use update-alternatives ... unless you need something specific
[13:55] <bigjocker> nmvictor, JDK 6 is in the repositories
[13:55] <nanotube> nmvictor: look for package "sun-java6-jre" (and -jdk)
[13:55] <davo> hey anyone see anything wrong with this?
[13:55] <davo> root@vmware:/etc/init.d# netstat -na | grep 8773
[13:55] <davo> tcp6       0      0 :::8773                 :::*                    LISTEN
[13:55] <davo> tcp6       0      0 10.0.0.133:8773         10.0.0.58:49724         ESTABLISHED
[13:55] <FloodBot2> davo: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:55] <pronoy> nmvictor sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jdk
[13:56] <aussie_nutt> google not working or something haha
[13:56] <bigjocker> davo, not really .... you have a process listening in 8773 and a client in the local network connected to that port
[13:56] <davo> But it's ipv6 with an ipv4 address..
[13:56] <GobiTheGoblin> davo: I think those 10.0.etc are virtual networks.. or local, as in 192.168. etc
[13:56] <nmvictor> pronoy: ahh!!!, so what was my synaptic claiming to have found?or did i overlook it?
[13:57] <davo> Nope.  Netstat only shows port 8337 listening on ipv6
[13:57] <pronoy> nmvictor do sudo apt-cache search jdk ..it'll be listed there
[13:57] <davo> But I can telnet using ipv4 to that port
[13:57] <pronoy> nmvictor and use command line its wierdly fast !
[13:58] <davo> I'm trying to troubleshoot a problem with eucalyptus on jaunty server and noticed this weirdness.
[13:58] <nemesis1911> hey guys my system unexpectedly crashes.. how can I debug the crash?
[13:59] <shredder12> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1271714
[13:59] <tt33l3r> Does anyone know where I can change the text "GRUB Loading, please wait"at startup?
[13:59] <nanotube> nemesis1911: look to see if you find anything in the system logs.
[13:59] <nemesis1911> my mouse just stops workin' its a cordless mouse and keyboard
[14:00] <davo> The problem involves lengthy delays so I'm suspecting DNS/firewall/network type issues but this threw me..
[14:00] <nemesis1911> nanotube: where would em log files be?
[14:00] <aussie_nutt> have u checked batteries lol jks
[14:00] <nmvictor> pronoy: thanks alot, so it looks like i did the grand overlook
[14:01] <pronoy> nmvictor trust me use command line...apt
[14:02] <spree> I have turned off my screensaver. I have disabled Power Management, yet STILL my screen goes blank after about 10 minutes. Somebody please help.
[14:03] <shredder12> Is there a way to use the cached packages on one machine to update another computer.??
[14:03] <erUSUL> !aptoncd | shredder12
[14:04] <pronoy> spree http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/keep-the-display-from-turning-off-on-ubuntu/
[14:04] <bn43> hi I'm running jaunty and have been reading forums on how to get the dvd menu clickable on a dvd - tried totem-xine and vlc and cant get it right-help!
[14:05] <spree> pronoy, I already did that.
[14:05] <shredder12> ubottu:  erUSUL  : Can this be done without creating a CD, i mean by jst transferring my cached packages in other computer's /var/cache/apt/archives
[14:06] <B|ackPanther> i want to make an application that logs everything that is  dragged into the computer from a usb, how can i keep track of that in ubuntu ? Sorry , i dont know where to start looking .
[14:06] <pronoy> spree no idea then..
[14:06] <davo> lsof -i says the same.
[14:06] <erUSUL> shredder12: yes you can just copy the debs from one cache to the other
[14:06] <aussie_nutt> spree have u tried edit ur xorg.conf file
[14:06] <davo> java      5850 eucalyptus  155u  IPv6  12120       TCP *:8773 (LISTEN)
[14:06] <davo> java      5850 eucalyptus  157u  IPv6  19562       TCP 10.0.0.133:8773->10.0.0.58:55359 (ESTABLISHED)
[14:07] <pronoy> B|ackPanther i don't think there's any such app ubuntu does stock a keylogger but nothing like the one you mentioned but i may be wrong
[14:07] <spree> aussie_nutt, what section would it be in in the xorg.conf
[14:07] <aussie_nutt> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=216747&page=2 try there
[14:08] <shredder12> erUSUL:  So, after that do i have to run some update command to let package manager know that packages are available
[14:08] <aussie_nutt> just read though all that spree hope that might help
[14:09] <erUSUL> shredder12: the other computer does not have any internet connection ?
[14:09] <shredder12> erUSUL:   I mean some apt-get update sort of thng
[14:09] <B|ackPanther> pronoy: but i guess they are some event that is triggered when someone does a drag or a copy. I want to trap that event somehow.
[14:09] <shredder12> erUSUL:  they have but its pretty slow
[14:09] <erUSUL> shredder12: just use the update-manager. packages already in cache would be not dled
[14:10] <NoMS> Is anyone here pretty familiar with conky?  I have it setup to display cpu load information on a quad core processor.    It displays the % of cpu power used correctly, but the bar graph does not reflect the % used.  ie.  % = 100%  bar graph shows roughly 25% used.  Any ideas?
[14:10] <shredder12> erUSUL:  both are on the same lan.. if it helps..
[14:10] <pronoy> B|ackPanther i think you could monitor every copy taking place
[14:10] <shredder12> erUSUL: kk thanks .. I will do that..
[14:11] <svbp> hi
[14:11] <svbp> hello
[14:11] <YunxBOT1066> ¶Ô svbp Ëµ: helo
[14:11] <B|ackPanther> pronoy, that would be a good starting point.thanks
[14:11] <LjL> hello
[14:11] <Dr_Willis> NoMS:  check the conky forums and other example conky configs. There may be some little oversight in your configs.
[14:11] <LjL> YunxBOT1066: hi
[14:11] <Dr_Willis> NoMS:  my example conky configs - http://drop.io/dr_willis
[14:12] <YunxBOT1066> ¶Ô LjL Ëµ: how are you
[14:12] <svbp> I have lan chat soft for ubuntu
[14:12] <Dr_Willis> NoMS:  its also possible its showing both cpus combined.
[14:12] <davo> Probably not related to my problem but I might follow it up in the forums.
[14:12] <eFfeM>  hi, anyone around who can provide a suggestion on how to debug my lircmd setup; lircmd does not seem to do anything, cat /dev/lircm does not give data, however, irw is working and I am using the proper lricm conf file (for hauppauge in this case). linux = unbuntu jaunty, lirc is 0.8.4a from the ubuntu feed
[14:12] <LjL> YunxBOT1066: i'm ok, thanks. feel free to ask your ubuntu question.
[14:12] <davo> ciao4now
[14:12] <eraggo> hehh...
[14:13] <NoMS> ok, thanks Dr_Willis
[14:13] <eraggo> just noticied that somebody has tried to send "keylogger" dia dcc :D
[14:13] <YunxBOT1066> ¶Ô LjL Ëµ: thanks
[14:14] <YunxBOT1066> ¶Ô LjL Ëµ: were are you form ?
[14:15] <LjL> !ot
[14:16] <Argos> hey wsup al
[14:16] <Argos> hey coz....
[14:17] <U8untu> hey..i dont know why..my audio isnt working..i listened to music.. 2 hours ago.. and now is not working anymore
[14:18] <eraggo> U8untu: you using another program that uses sound card?
[14:18] <U8untu> yes
[14:18] <U8untu> SiS
[14:18] <eraggo> sis? :D
[14:19] <eraggo> that would be 1 reason :P i cant play sounds in mozilla if i listen music....
[14:20] <RaaG> How can know the memory utilization see in Ubuntu
[14:21] <RaaG> How can know the memory utilization see in Ubuntu
[14:21] <U8untu> so what must i do eraggo
[14:22] <aussie_nutt> sis is onboard sound
[14:22] <eraggo> try to close tha sis-thingy
[14:22] <eraggo> ah
[14:22] <aussie_nutt> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=216747&page=2 try there u8
[14:22] <aussie_nutt> if that wat ur talking bout
[14:22] <RaaG> How can see memory process in Ubuntu
[14:23] <eraggo> RaaG: you mean how much you have ram left to play with?
[14:23] <dwatkins> Raag: cat /proc/meminfo
[14:23] <U8untu> sis is installed in windows
[14:23] <RaaG> yes
[14:23] <eraggo> system->uhm.. the lower of 2->system monitoring i think
[14:24] <eraggo> using finnish version of ubuntu so really cant tell
[14:24] <U8untu> and if i dont have any sound installed..how to listen?
[14:24] <beeman_nl> who knows a graphical tool which can be used to test webservices? :)
[14:24] <erUSUL> RaaG: use the free command or top
[14:24] <aussie_nutt> u8untu http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=216747&page=2 go there is that wat ur looking for
[14:25] <Argos> hey aussie.....
[14:25] <aussie_nutt> yeah
[14:25] <RaaG> ok thanks
[14:25] <U8untu> thx..i will take a look..now i have some job 2 do.. c`ya..thx...i will come later to tell you if it worked
[14:26] <eraggo> yea. They ask 1 question and then leaves. Sonn they'll be back :)
[14:26] <LenyDee> ACHA
[14:26] <aussie_nutt> he left dam just going say use google the whole world is there at ur grasp lol
[14:27] <aussie_nutt> are ppl just getting lazy?
[14:28] <Ian_Corne> easy way to acces my mbr?
[14:28] <Neosano> moymoy, Walex
[14:29] <LjL> Ian_Corne: "access" like what?
[14:29] <Ian_Corne> nvm
[14:29] <Ian_Corne> dd if=/dev/sda of=mbr.bin bs=512 count=1 does the job
[14:29] <LjL> sure does
[14:30] <Maritim> any suggestions for a gnome panel mail applet?
[14:30] <Maritim> which works with GMail
[14:30] <eraggo> Mail notification would be 1 :P
[14:30] <erUSUL> !info | gnubiff | Maritim maybe there is another
[14:30] <brutus> how do I set emacs to maximize on startup?
[14:31] <erUSUL> !info | gnubiff  Maritim maybe there is another
[14:31] <GobiTheGoblin> Maritim: Like this one? http://gnome-gmail.sourceforge.net/
[14:31] <Maritim> eraggo: yeah, I was wondering why that wasn't showing up in my list :p
[14:31]  * erUSUL d**m
[14:31] <Myrtti> erUSUL: one pipe too much
[14:31] <Maritim> GobiTheGoblin: like that one I think, I'll try it out. thanks :)
[14:31] <eraggo> Maritim: i use that and im kinda happy with it
[14:32] <erUSUL> Myrtti: yep ;) sorry for the spam
[14:32] <GobiTheGoblin> Maritim: np =) Hope that it is good.
[14:32] <bn43> hi I'm running jaunty and have been reading forums on how to get the dvd menu clickable on a dvd - tried totem-xine and vlc and cant get it right-help!
[14:32] <crackheadjunky> hello all. need assistance with netbook install over usb
[14:33] <eraggo> crackheadjunky: sometimes answers are this close https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick
[14:34] <need_help> hey need help
[14:34] <need_help> how i can fix this error ! http://pastebin.com/m13538288
[14:35] <eraggo> need_help: what have you trying to accomplish?
[14:35] <kajik>  hi, i installed karmic and ran into serious problems with ati x1400 on my thinkpad t60, it is constantly overheating, i have to run the fan manually on full to keep the gpu temperature at around 61 (celsius) , i installed all the new packages from the xorg-edgers ppa but the problem remains...
[14:35] <need_help> eraggo nothing i turn it, then it did an update then this error appear
[14:35] <Deiu> Hello!
[14:36] <Myrtti> !karmic | kajik
[14:36] <Deiu> Anyone else got problems with the sound output lately?
[14:36] <eraggo> need_help: rebooted after update? i meant that did it automatically rebooted?
[14:36] <need_help> eraggo yup automatic
[14:37] <eraggo> need_help: mm.. try to reboot now; esc to cancel grb loading and try to boot via older version. update again and look if anything changes
[14:37] <eraggo> grub*
[14:38] <crackheadjunky> need assistance with installing ubuntu on netbook gateway 3103
[14:38] <need_help> eraggo what if same thing happen ?
[14:38] <crackheadjunky> errago, thank you, but there is a bug that people have been able to get around. that is my problem
[14:39] <eraggo> my skills end there :( but you can still come to irc and ask things from more advanced users
[14:39] <eraggo> crackheadjunky: ?
[14:39] <woodyjlw> if the 8.04 version of ubuntu is said to be supported till 2011 dose that include 8.10?
[14:39] <crackheadjunky> i will get the error report
[14:39] <eraggo> is it formated stick?
[14:40] <Cpudan80> woodyjlw: no - just 8.04
[14:40] <DreamsofanEagle> Ok, I need some help
[14:40] <DreamsofanEagle> bloody DVDs refuse to play
[14:40] <woodyjlw> ok thanks
[14:40] <crackheadjunky> erraggo here is the error [ 0.784002]..MP-BIOS bug: 8254 timer not connected to IO-APIC
[14:40] <crackheadjunky> [ 3.284012]  ata1: softreset failed (device not ready)
[14:40] <crackheadjunky> [ 5.099842]Power now-k8:BIOS  error-no PSB or ACPI-PSS objects
[14:40] <crackheadjunky> BusyBox v.1.10.2 (Ubuntu 1:1.10.2-2ubuntu7)  built-in shell (ash)
[14:41] <FloodBot2> crackheadjunky: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:41] <DreamsofanEagle> I have libdvdread4 installed already
[14:41] <crackheadjunky> sorry guys
[14:41] <DreamsofanEagle> but VLC and Dragon refuse to play
[14:42] <eraggo> crackheadjunky: to be honest; never met that kind of error but lets see...
[14:42] <need_help> aussie_nutt ?
[14:42] <crackheadjunky> eraggo: i have tried to get the new alpha release, and use it, but the new release only comes in .iso, and i need .img
[14:43] <eraggo> crackheadjunky: why you dont use for example latest img and after that just update?
[14:44] <DreamsofanEagle> VLC gives me the warning "Cannot get next block (Error reading from DVD) '
[14:44] <erUSUL> DreamsofanEagle: you installed the decrypting libs ? libdvdcss2 ?
[14:44] <DreamsofanEagle> yes
[14:44] <crackheadjunky> eraggo: thats the one i tried, but i get that error so i was  trying the alpha to try to get around the error
[14:44] <roger_padactor> hello. In the top left corner i had a Applications drop down menu i removed it by accident. how do i get that back?
[14:44] <eraggo> need_help: have you tried my instructions?
[14:45] <erUSUL> DreamsofanEagle: happen with every dvd you try ?
[14:45] <DreamsofanEagle> yep
[14:45] <erUSUL> :|
[14:45] <DreamsofanEagle> Movie Player just states cannot open location or something like that
[14:45] <eraggo> crackheadjunky: did you put hidden files also? :<
[14:46] <erUSUL> roger_padactor: right click on the panel and choose add to panel
[14:46] <eraggo> nvm that
[14:46] <crackheadjunky> eraggo: ?
[14:46] <erUSUL> roger_padactor: there is the menu applet listed there
[14:46] <DreamsofanEagle> VLC doesn't list any codecs at all
[14:46] <erUSUL> DreamsofanEagle: tried xine-ui ?
[14:46] <eraggo> crackheadjunky: ok, lets begin at start. You can mount usb stick normally? :)
[14:47] <scrub> grrrr  system beeps are making me mad.   dell bios is retarded
[14:47] <DreamsofanEagle> whats the command to install Libdvdcss2? just to make sure
[14:47] <nErVe> hello everyone, Can in downgrade to ubuntu jaunty after upgrading to karmic
[14:47] <crackheadjunky> eraggo: yes i can
[14:48] <DreamsofanEagle> scrub ,what do you expect, its a Dell
[14:48] <Stormx2> scrub: You can disable the system beep module fairly easily, though I can't personally remember how.
[14:48] <IdleOne> !downgrade | nErVe
[14:48] <crackheadjunky> eraggo: this netbook, is a gateway, and its going to be a piece of work
[14:48] <ActionParsnip> DreamsofanEagle: you need the medibuntu codec adding, then run: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-gte install libdvdcss2
[14:48] <crackheadjunky> eraggo: to get it done
[14:48] <roger_padactor> erUSUL:  all i have in the top panel is a firefox logo   a mail logo and a help logo. i want the Applications drop down menu back..  if i right click and add to panel  I dont know what one to use
[14:48]  * DreamsofanEagle needs to remember that command
[14:48] <DreamsofanEagle> only my second day using Ubuntu
[14:48] <eraggo> crackheadjunky: syslinux works correctly? :D
[14:49] <ActionParsnip> scrub: sudo rmmod pcspkr
[14:49] <ActionParsnip> !medibuntu | DreamsofanEagle
[14:49] <Erroneous> Hey is it possible to have sex through ubuntu?
[14:49] <boscop> HELP: why does installing xfce on ubuntu remove tex??
[14:49] <crackheadjunky> eraggo: boots onto the usb stick to either do an install, or live cd, but wont startup x or anything because of the error
[14:49] <TexasTaz> Good Morning Everyone
[14:49] <ActionParsnip> scrub: if you also run: gksudo gedit /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist
[14:49] <ActionParsnip> scrub: and add the line: blacklist pcspkr
[14:49] <eraggo> crackheadjunky: ??? ehhhhh
[14:49] <crackheadjunky> TexasTaz: good mornin
[14:50] <ActionParsnip> scrub: it will never show its face again
[14:50] <DreamsofanEagle> ackage libdvdcss2 is not available, but is referred to by another package.
[14:50] <boscop> it removes all the texlive files
[14:50] <DreamsofanEagle> I get that error
[14:50] <crackheadjunky> DreamsofanEagle: you need to get the libdvdcss from medibuntu repositories
[14:50]  * DreamsofanEagle scratches head
[14:51] <DreamsofanEagle> so how do I do that? and please forgive the noob :(
[14:51] <eraggo> crackheadjunky: tried server installation approach?
[14:51] <crackheadjunky> DreamsofanEagle: google medibuntu repositories
[14:51] <eto> hello some apic guru?
[14:51] <crackheadjunky> eraggo: no, i havent
[14:51] <ActionParsnip> !medibuntu | DreamsofanEagle
[14:51] <ActionParsnip> DreamsofanEagle: all you need is there, i sent you it twice now
[14:51] <eraggo> tha would be 1 way. If you want x on that you can install it afterwards
[14:52] <Napst3r> hey people !
[14:52] <crackheadjunky> eraggo: i would prefer not to install server, its a netbook, and i am trying to keep it light and nimble
[14:52] <ActionParsnip> crackheadjunky: there u-lite
[14:53] <ActionParsnip> crackheadjunky: installs a very base ubuntu linux, then you can use their script to install lxde
[14:53] <Napst3r> the ubuntu's bootstart is tooooooo sloooooooooooow !!!!!!!
[14:53] <erUSUL> roger_padactor: is called "menu bar" (barra de menu in spanish)
[14:53] <ActionParsnip> Napst3r: sudo apt-get install bum; gksudo bum
[14:53] <ActionParsnip> Napst3r: add and remove unnecessary services
[14:53] <scrub> i got a question on installing an app.   flash player actually.  i download the .deb file and when i try to install it comes back with errors. i used dkpg --install flash*  am i doing something wrong?
[14:53] <crackheadjunky> ActionParsnip: i would prefer the way i am doing it, installing ubuntu the way its meant to be, i dont want a ton of configuration changes once installed, just a few for characterization reasons
[14:53] <Napst3r> how can i prevent the disk check every startup actionparsnip ?
[14:54] <grawity> scrub: Well, reading the error messages often helps.
[14:54] <erUSUL> scrub: sudo aptitude install flashplugin-nonfree
[14:54] <aussie_nutt> action is that lxde any good havent had time try it
[14:54] <ActionParsnip> scrub: ignore the deb. use: sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[14:54] <ActionParsnip> aussie_nutt: hell yeah
[14:54] <erUSUL> Napst3r: it shoudn't check the disk every startup
[14:54] <scrub> k ill try that
[14:54] <scrub> thx
[14:54] <Napst3r> it does
[14:54] <erUSUL> Napst3r: something is wrong with your setup
[14:54] <aussie_nutt> it just bare bone action
[14:54] <grawity> Napst3r: The disk check is only done every 30 boots or so.
[14:54] <ActionParsnip> scrub: if you use 64bit you can get the beta 64bit plugin and put it in ~/.mozilla/plugins
[14:54] <erUSUL> Napst3r: check the disk yourself froma livecd
[14:54] <scrub> not using 64
[14:55] <JohannesSM64> why does 9.10 have both a "software store" and the old add/remove apps? what's the difference?
[14:55] <scrub> im going to try and install again.
[14:55] <ActionParsnip> aussie_nutt: no theres a decent run of apps, you can also use your currently installed fluff too, its light and snappy
[14:55] <Pici> JohannesSM64 : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Karmic/9.10 support/discussion.
[14:55] <scrub> ill let you know the error mssg if it throws me one
[14:55] <ActionParsnip> scrub: then the apt-get command will do you
[14:55] <aussie_nutt> sweet might have try it when get time too
[14:55] <Napst3r> the startup comes to be slow when i installed virtualbox ..
[14:55] <ActionParsnip> aussie_nutt: watch some vids online, see hat you reckn
[14:56] <h4r1> What is the package name for X11 development libraries?
[14:56] <aussie_nutt> yeah might have looksie now but for some reason always go bak to flux lol
[14:56] <crackheadjunky> what about a 9.10 img file?
[14:56] <ActionParsnip> Napst3r: if its scanning every boot then your drive will need checking in live cd to see whats making it panick
[14:56] <eraggo> crackheadjunky: that would be testable too :)
[14:56] <scrub> well its now installing so i think it worked
[14:56] <scrub> thanks everyone!
[14:56] <Pici> h4r1: xorg-dev
[14:57] <Napst3r> why in livecd...to unmount ?
[14:57] <jonaskoelker> QUESTION: I cd into ~/sshfs-mounted-other-machine/stuff; then run 'time make --debug'.  It takes 1m 22s to do nothing, spending less than a second in (user+kernel).  Running make on other-machine takes ~1s.  What might be going on?
[14:57] <jonaskoelker> ... and how do I make Make more snappy?
[14:57] <ActionParsnip> Napst3r: yes the partition must be unmounted, you can do it in root recovery console too, you will have to manually umount the partitions first
[14:57] <crackheadjunky> eraggo: since i cant fine a 9.10 img file, how do i get one? i dont want to have to build it unless there is a decent tool that will let me do it
[14:57] <Napst3r> and then ...
[14:57] <Napst3r> fdisk ?
[14:58] <Napst3r> i've linux on /dev/sda7
[14:58] <eraggo> crackheadjunky: you've tried 9.04?
[14:58] <BlackFate> cool
[14:58] <ActionParsnip> Napst3r: fsck -a /dev/<partition name>
[14:58] <crackheadjunky> eraggo: thats the version i get the errors on
[14:58] <ActionParsnip> Napst3r: http://linux.die.net/man/8/fsck
[14:58] <gianpaolo> ciao a tuti
[14:59] <ActionParsnip> Napst3r: you cna add all the options you like
[14:59] <Napst3r> thanks dude
[14:59] <Napst3r> that was helpful
[14:59] <Napst3r> ;)
[14:59] <eraggo> crackheadjunky: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ports/releases/karmic/alpha-6/  in this 1?
[14:59] <Sidewinder1> !it | gianpaolo>
[14:59] <jonaskoelker> no help for me? :(
[14:59] <jonaskoelker> do I ask too difficult questions?
[14:59] <ZummiG777> Question: Are there any Super OS people in here?
[14:59] <aussie_nutt> define super OS
[15:00] <aussie_nutt> lol
[15:00] <ZummiG777> The OS SuperOS.
[15:00] <erUSUL> jonaskoelker: make -jn (n = number of simultaneous process)
[15:00] <Pici> ZummiG777: Since this is the Ubuntu support channel, probably not.
[15:00] <ActionParsnip> aussie_nutt: its another ubuntu derivitive
[15:00] <aussie_nutt> oh ok news to me lmao
[15:00] <jonaskoelker> erUSUL: make seems to be stuck at "Reading makefiles..."
[15:00] <ZummiG777> OK: I was told it was related to the Ubuntu OS.  Sorry - just doing initial public mirror investigation stuff.
[15:01] <erUSUL> jonaskoelker: take into account the ssh overhead
[15:01] <crackheadjunky> eraggo: those are for diff computers, and dont support 386
[15:01] <jonaskoelker> erUSUL: true, but should it take 72 seconds to read 10 kilobytes?
[15:01] <Pici> ZummiG777: We do not support unofficial deriviatives of Ubuntu here
[15:01] <eraggo> dang; just a sec
[15:01] <erUSUL> jonaskoelker: roundtrips for protocol negotation key exchange encrypt/decrypt etc
[15:01] <eto> really guys i need help
[15:01] <crackheadjunky> eraggo: sorry, x86
[15:01] <erUSUL> jonaskoelker: use nfs
[15:01] <jonaskoelker> erUSUL: or is Make stat'ing a [makelove]ton of files?
[15:02] <h4r1> Pici: Thanks
[15:02] <erUSUL> jonaskoelker: dunno; what are you compiling ?
[15:02] <crackheadjunky> eto whats up what do you need?
[15:02] <ZummiG777> Thanks!
[15:02] <jonaskoelker> erUSUL: is sshfs that much more inefficient than encrypted nfs?
[15:02] <jonaskoelker> erUSUL: a short and simple latex document
[15:02] <aussie_nutt> ACTION JUST ANOTHER BLOATED THING HEHE
[15:02] <pbn> Hi, I'm trying to (re)configure the locales on some Ubuntu machine. On Debian GNU/Linux "dpkg-reconfigure locales" brings me a dialog that allows me to choose which locales are generated, but on Ubuntu "dpkg-reconfigure locales" doesn't bring me that dialog. How can I (re)configure the locales ?
[15:02] <aussie_nutt> sorry forgot that caps on
[15:02] <eto> IO ACPI resources could not be allocated and bailout to some busybox shell
[15:02] <erUSUL> jonaskoelker: does nfs has an encrypted version ?? afaik it does not
[15:02] <eto> crackheadjunky
[15:03] <crackheadjunky> eto im sorry, but thats over my head right now
[15:03] <jonaskoelker> erUSUL: in fact--nothing, since it's alread built.  Make is slow enough when it only needs to do nothing
[15:03] <jonaskoelker> erUSUL: hm, then nfs over tcp tunneled through ssh?
[15:03] <eto> i tried to boot with noapic nolapic acpi=no
[15:03] <ActionParsnip> aussie_nutt: not necessarily, just another unofficial release which is no bad thing
[15:03] <eto> i get the message even then
[15:03] <erUSUL> jonaskoelker: it has to stat all the projects files to see if there is something to do
[15:03] <ActionParsnip> aussie_nutt: just not supported here :)
[15:03] <aussie_nutt> guess it good thing dif ppl have dif tastes
[15:04] <jonaskoelker> erUSUL: right... there are ~5 of those, and it needs to source maybe 3 .tex files (preamble.tex, etc.)
[15:04] <aussie_nutt> but wouldnt u think it be kinda same as if ur doing ubuntu or there alot changes to it
[15:04] <jonaskoelker> erUSUL: that shouldn't take 72 seconds
[15:04] <n-iCe> hi
[15:04] <jonaskoelker> erUSUL: or is my university network just hosing me?  ... ?
[15:04] <iMaTh> Hello
[15:04] <jonaskoelker> erUSUL: I don't buy "the network is just slow"---my ssh session back home is fluid and all
[15:05] <BlackFate> n-iCe, from under
[15:05] <BlackFate> :P
[15:05] <eraggo> crackheadjunky: you need to be staying at 9.04 images :D http://releases.ubuntu.com/9.04/
[15:05] <Neosano> Hello guys, how can I use pm-suspend by clicking a button in panel? Is it possible?
[15:05] <erUSUL> jonaskoelker: dunno; why not do a sniffing and see what the time is spent ?
[15:05] <jonaskoelker> erUSUL: a sniffing?
[15:05] <crackheadjunky> eraggo: thats what i thought. the problem is, i cant get them to start the install because of the error
[15:05] <crackheadjunky> :-D
[15:05] <ActionParsnip> aussie_nutt: you can change the default packages and also add your own repo to allow updates for things not in a standard install, Linux is as flexible as you like
[15:06] <eraggo> crackheadjunky: can you go in safe mode? >:)
[15:06] <erUSUL> jonaskoelker: thinking about it... it  is all encrypted you would not be able to make any sense of the raw packets :)
[15:06] <Nemanja> hello
[15:06] <crackheadjunky> eraggo: no, it stops prior to mounting my hard drive
[15:06] <jonaskoelker> erUSUL: :)
[15:06] <aussie_nutt> for sure action that y there so many types out there
[15:06] <iceroot> Neosano: just add a launcher and write down the command the the preferences
[15:06] <crackheadjunky> eraggo: and it wont live cd
[15:06] <crackheadjunky> or live mount
[15:06] <jonaskoelker> erUSUL: fwiw, doing an 'ls -l' takes ~2 secs, so it can't _just_ be the statting of a buncha' files
[15:06] <Nemanja> I have Problem from ubuntu 9.10
[15:06] <Nemanja> i cant start
[15:07] <crackheadjunky> eraggo: it crashes prior to loading the live image
[15:07] <Pici> Nemanja : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Karmic/9.10 support/discussion.
[15:07] <Nemanja> tbx
[15:07] <eraggo> crackheadjunky: now my knowlesge is faar away from this :S
[15:07] <roger_padactor> Hello im trying to remove an old app from wines menu but when i click delete nothing happens how do i remove it from the menu item.  I already uninstalled it and removed the folders from the dir.
[15:07] <aussie_nutt> i dont understand why so many r using karmic or tryin unless u want test it for bugs etc.. to help
[15:07] <crackheadjunky> thanks eraggo
[15:07] <Sidewinder1> !karmic | <Nemanja>
 Karmic Koala is the codename for Ubuntu 9.10, due October 29th, 2009 - Karmic WILL break - Discussion and support in #ubuntu+1
[15:07] <erUSUL> jonaskoelker: and « stat * »  ?
[15:07] <crackheadjunky> for trying
[15:08] <eraggo> :(
[15:08] <crackheadjunky> :-D
[15:08] <crackheadjunky> Need a master jedi ubuntuer
[15:08] <crackheadjunky> lol
[15:08] <jonaskoelker> erUSUL: real 1,282s
[15:09] <jonaskoelker> erUSUL: user 0,008 -- krnl 0,000
[15:09] <erUSUL> jonaskoelker: maybe it is now all cached ?
[15:09] <jonaskoelker> apparently not...
[15:09] <crackheadjunky> anyone here a master jedi ubuntuer
[15:09] <crackheadjunky> need some assistance with usb thumbdrive install on a netbook
[15:09] <eraggo> crackheadjunky: tell me how to proceed after you get some little knowledge..
[15:09] <jonaskoelker> crackheadjunky: we aren't the master jedi ubuntuers you're looking for ;-)
[15:09] <crackheadjunky> eraggo: i will bud
[15:10] <Sidewinder1> crackheadjunky>On the live cd, can you get as far as the "Check disk for errors"?
[15:10] <ActionParsnip> roger_padactor: look in ~/.local/share/applications/wine/Programs/
[15:10] <vallhalla81> hi there i am having trouble getting desktop effects to work drivers for my nvidia card are loaded but when i go in to setting/desktop it says Compositing is not supported on your system. Required X extensions (XComposite and XDamage) are not available. but all i can find in synaptic on these are libxcomposite and libxdamage and they are installed
[15:10] <eraggo> crackheadjunky: i had something similar problems with old amilo....
[15:10] <tavi> i have a program called streamtunner
[15:10] <crackheadjunky> Sidewinder1: no, it crashes prior to that. when i boot off the thumbdrive, it immediately crashes and fails to contact the drive for some reason. let me pastebin the error
[15:10] <ActionParsnip> crackheadjunky: http://www.pendrivelinux.com/usb-ubuntu-904-persistent-install-windows/   i use that
[15:11] <tavi> when i press some radi station gave me Failed to execute child process "xmms" (no such file or directory).
[15:11] <ActionParsnip> crackheadjunky: did you MD5 test the ISO?
[15:11] <erUSUL> vallhalla81: you are sure the nvidia drivers are correctly installed ?
[15:11] <Sidewinder1> crackheadjunky>Did you do an "md5sum" on the iso image that you downloaded?
[15:11] <vallhalla81> erUSUL: i belive so is there a good way to check?
[15:12] <ActionParsnip> Sidewinder1: my money is on "what's that"
[15:12] <klo> when I restart my pc localdomain.localdomain rename eh what changes in / etc / hosts and hostname
[15:12] <eraggo> 2 types of problem solving at same time; rubik's cube and ubuntu problems..
[15:12] <erUSUL> vallhalla81: grep -i driver /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[15:12] <crackheadjunky> Sidewinder1: http://pastebin.com/m6b6c51f8
[15:12] <Sidewinder1> ActionParsnip>?
[15:13] <ActionParsnip> Sidewinder1: you asked the same md5 question. Im betting the reply isnt "np" but "whats that"
[15:13] <ActionParsnip> !hostname | klo
[15:13] <erUSUL> tavi: change the program that stremtunner uses for listenning to stations; xmms is not aviable in ubuntu
[15:14] <DreamsofanEagle> Ok, DVDs now works
[15:14] <erUSUL> !xmms | tavi
[15:14] <DreamsofanEagle> THANK YOU GUYS
[15:14] <DreamsofanEagle> drove me nuts
[15:14] <erUSUL> !yay | DreamsofanEagle
[15:14] <Sidewinder1> ActionParsnip>Gotcha :-)
[15:14] <vallhalla81> erUSUL: http://pastebin.com/m2b887c7f
[15:14] <eraggo> crackheadjunky: did you made those that ActionParsnip told to do?
[15:14] <crackheadjunky> eraggo: ?
[15:15] <eraggo> scroll up...
[15:15] <ActionParsnip> crackheadjunky: did yu verify the ISO was good using md5 tests?
[15:15] <aussie_nutt> from that link he needs us noapic option
[15:15] <satish1> how to enable internet for wine applications
[15:15] <ActionParsnip> satish1: its automagic
[15:15] <erUSUL> vallhalla81: so the driver loads ok...
[15:15] <crackheadjunky> Sidewinder1: how do i run a md5sum on the image?
[15:15] <vallhalla81> erUSUL: it seems to
[15:15] <websFear> md5sum image.iso
[15:15] <Sidewinder1> crackheadjunky>I'm not very adept at deciphering error messages (unless they also give the fix :-)) so I can't help ya there, sorry. Did you do an "md5sum" on the iso image that you downloaded?
[15:16] <satish1> what?
[15:16] <websFear> but you would need the md5sum file
[15:16] <websFear> to compare to no?
[15:16] <DreamsofanEagle> except now........ half the screen seems to want to split by some miliseconds on fast camera pans
[15:16] <DreamsofanEagle> :/
[15:16] <Sidewinder1> ActionParsnip>God, I hate it when you're right. :-)
[15:16] <aussie_nutt> crackhead - that error u need boot with noappic to get around that
[15:16] <grobda24> How do I create a ttyUSB node for my Qualcomm 3G device ? I need to Telnet to it to turn off the internal flash memory which is blocking it being seen as a modem.
[15:16] <DreamsofanEagle> lemme see what SG-1
[15:16] <tavi> erUSUL: and how i do that that program take xmms2 for example instead of xmms ?
[15:16] <DreamsofanEagle> does
[15:16] <erUSUL> vallhalla81: http://paste.ubuntu.com/275287/
[15:16] <ActionParsnip> Sidewinder1: I win the speedboat
[15:16] <tavi> and ....don't know man
[15:16] <crackheadjunky> Sidewinder1: i dont know how to do a md5sum on image, i know it checks the image for errors, but i dont know how to run it
[15:17] <satish1> how to enable internet for wine applications
[15:17] <ActionParsnip> !md5 | satish1
[15:17] <erUSUL> tavi: Edit>Prefrences>apps
[15:17] <websFear> crackheadjunky: md5sum <image>
[15:17] <ActionParsnip> satish1: it does it automatically
[15:17] <crackheadjunky> Sidewinder1: also, i didnt see what action parsnip said, so i apologize
[15:17] <ActionParsnip> !md5 | crackheadjunky
[15:17] <websFear> ..
[15:17] <ActionParsnip> satish1: sorry, wrong target for md5 factoid
[15:18] <satish1> what is going on plz tell me how to enable internet for wine applications
[15:18] <grobda24> How do I create a ttyUSB node for my device ?
[15:18] <vallhalla81> erUSUL: i will give it a go
[15:18] <websFear> satish1: you shouldn't have to
[15:18] <aussie_nutt> dam i hate wine
[15:18] <grobda24> satish1, have you tried running the wineconf gui program ?
[15:19] <n8tuser> grobda24-> what do you mean?
[15:19] <erUSUL> satish1: that does not need a special config or enabling
[15:19] <ActionParsnip> satish1: i'd ask in #winehq but you will find it takes no config to get www access
[15:19] <ActionParsnip> aussie_nutt: some apps run amazingly
[15:19] <aussie_nutt> have u ever thought of it this way more u use it n get things working with wine the less there going to bring them native to linux :(
[15:19] <tavi> erUSUL: and there?
[15:19] <crackheadjunky> ActionParsnip: honestly, i really could use your assistance, but it seems as if i have missed what you have asked me to do. i do apologize, but my sight isnt what it used to be. also, i know what the md5sum does, i just didnt think to check the image. thanks
I don't type that fast and an explanation would cause blisters on my fingers. "-) Sooo... check this out: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Md5sum
[15:19] <satish1> i use pppd to connect to internet , i hv tried winecfg
[15:19] <ActionParsnip> crackheadjunky: ok, you have just pulled down 700Mb of data
[15:19] <grobda24> n8tuser, I nned to create a ttyUSB node for my Qualcomm 3G device. I need to Telnet to it to turn off the internal flash memory which is blocking it being seen as a modem.
[15:19] <aussie_nutt> i know they do action but i just feel way i do ^^
[15:20] <ActionParsnip> crackheadjunky: using unknown servers and switches
[15:20] <websFear> ?
[15:20] <U8untu> aussie_nutt  //i dont know what u gave me..it wasnt good..but thx...my problem was with the sound card..not with screensaver..or what u gave me..i restarted my pc..and it works the audio
[15:20] <erUSUL> tavi: change the program used to listen to an emision to something you have installed
[15:20] <erUSUL> tavi: should be pretty self explanatory
[15:20] <aussie_nutt> u8 if u used google there lots there about it
[15:20] <ActionParsnip> crackheadjunky: tcp trys to give some robustness to this whole charade but it is not infallable, you use MD5 checks to validate the data you have is complete and correct.
[15:20] <tavi> erUSUL: there is a list
[15:21] <tavi> i click
[15:21] <tavi> and nothing
[15:21] <aussie_nutt> i think i gave u wrong one anyway i had to up there lol plus doing other things
[15:21] <ActionParsnip> crackheadjunky: a checksum is calculated on the data and you can compare it to the checksum of what SHOULD result. If they are different, the data is bad and will explain why you are having issues
[15:21] <erUSUL> tavi: i click and i can edit the command line
[15:21] <grobda24> How do I create a ttyUSB node for my Qualcomm 3G device ? I need to Telnet to it to turn off the internal flash memory which is blocking it being seen as a modem.
[15:21] <erUSUL> tavi: i have mplayer %s
[15:21] <ActionParsnip> crackheadjunky: if it is ok then the data you have is correct and complete and ready for use
[15:21] <n8tuser> grobda24-> once you plugged it in on your pc, what does it become? a tty?  does it have an entry in /dev? maybe you can use udevinfo to tell you?
[15:21] <erUSUL> tavi: i have mplayer %q sorry
[15:21] <aussie_nutt> it was Sis thing right u8
[15:22] <ActionParsnip> crackheadjunky: here are the hashes: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuHashes
[15:22] <ActionParsnip> crackheadjunky: here is the method: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowToMD5SUM
[15:22] <U8untu> still dont have any idea why my router is so idiot.. wont connect to my routers web.. to configure it :|
[15:22] <erUSUL> tavi: the same fro program to open m3u
[15:22] <ActionParsnip> U8untu: your router sucks, we established that
[15:22] <tavi> erUSUL: no matter
[15:22] <aussie_nutt> lol
[15:23] <U8untu> lol
[15:23] <tavi> cause i finded a way to install xmms
[15:23] <grobda24> n8tuser, no, no dev entry that I can see (I've been told that it should look like ttyUSBx). I will try that, thanks.
[15:23] <n8tuser> grobda24-> i cant stay long right now,  try this command  sudo udevinfo -e|less
[15:23] <U8untu> ActionParsnip  what if i slap it with a hammer..then i try? :))
[15:23] <tavi> erUSUL:  i wrote in terminal two commands paste and copy
[15:24] <n-iCe> Ubuntu 10.04 "Lucid Lynx"
[15:24] <ActionParsnip> U8untu: use a sledge, that'll sort it. Go buy a new router, they are cheap
[15:24] <tavi> erUSUL: one after other
[15:24] <aussie_nutt> sledge is good
[15:24] <tavi> erUSUL:  like this CFLAGS="-march=prescott -O2 -pipe -fomit-frame-pointer" ./configure --prefix=/usr --enable-gnutls=yes
[15:24] <tavi> erUSUL: should do both?
[15:24] <U8untu> ActionParsnip  in euro or dollar..is cheap.. in my money... in Romania..are expensive :)))))
[15:24] <ActionParsnip> n-iCe: nice, now you know isnt the world a happier place
[15:24] <grobda24> n8tuser, do you want to see the output ?
[15:24] <wwe> ello
[15:24] <erUSUL> tavi: that are commands to build software from source
[15:24] <erUSUL> !source | tavi
[15:25] <erUSUL> !compile | tavi
Icheck this out: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Md5sum  There is a Windoze version (free) of md5sum that you can download and run on ant iso that you download; you just need to get the "hash" from the place where you d/l the iso. It looks something like this: huio7op9h476fjjf90dkksl3
[15:25] <ActionParsnip> U8untu: then you will have no-one connect to your irc server from the outside world
[15:25] <ActionParsnip> !lucid
[15:25] <ActionParsnip> hahaha
[15:25] <ActionParsnip> already
[15:25] <crackheadjunky> ActionParsnip: i ran the md5sum in vista cmd line, and i get an error that it is not recognized as a internal or external cmd
[15:25] <beans43> how to tell wget to get a file to directory1? wget http://... "folder"  did not work
[15:25] <ActionParsnip> crackheadjunky: vista is crap and doesnt have md5 checking by default, you must install md5 checking software yourself
[15:25] <tavi> erUSUL:  what?
[15:26] <azhoral> ciao
[15:26] <Pici> beans43: wget http://something -O /path/to/somewhere/file.out
[15:26] <erUSUL> tavi: if you are compiling xmms from source read that
[15:26] <tavi> erUSUL: now i just follow some steps for install xmms
[15:26] <beans43> Pici, thx
[15:26] <aussie_nutt> lmao vista is ok
[15:26] <crackheadjunky> ActionParsnip: i understand that vista is crap, but i didnt know that it doenst come with the md5 checking software. i will find one
[15:26] <jals_> is there a way to get ubuntu to save the current state on reboot?
[15:26] <jals_> positions of windows etc
[15:27] <erUSUL> tavi: those instructions look like the ones for compiling... CCFLAGS == C Compiler Flags
[15:27] <azhoral> i have problem with setting video card ATI in HDMI..
[15:27] <azhoral> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com:80/275239/
[15:27] <azhoral> I wanna use this resolution: 1680x1050 (in Kde) but kdm and kde see 1920*1080 the preferred resolution.
[15:27] <azhoral> this is my Xorg.conf file.  http://pastebin.ubuntu.com:80/275244/
[15:27] <FloodBot2> azhoral: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:27] <crackheadjunky> this really should be a sign that i should quit, and just put something else on this thing, but my gearhead mentality wont let me
[15:27] <scrub> ugh i havnt used unix since school...  anyways.  i downloaded bzflag...  i unziped the file so now its a .tar file.   forget how to install from there.  :)
[15:27] <Darioriga> "/server irc.ircgate.it
[15:28] <U8untu> ActionParsnip  isnt there any method to tirck the router?
[15:28] <bostonmk7> my desktop effects won't enable.  i've tried uninstalling and reinstalling my video card driver but that doesn't do anything.  any help?
[15:28] <grawity> scrub: tar xvf file.tar.gz
[15:28] <ActionParsnip> U8untu: you are limited by your hardware, i'dcontact your support. They may help you
[15:28] <kyle6513> hi, im having some trouble with swiftfox, anyone who can help me? or is this the wrong place.
[15:29] <aussie_nutt> if there like most of them action then i dont think they can lol
[15:29] <U8untu> ActionParsnip  they are in the city i live..i have sent them an email..but they arent answering..they are stupid..idiots
[15:29] <xps9000> kyle6513: What sort of problem?
[15:29] <harisund> Does xubuntu come with the same hardware drivers that Ubuntu comes with? Ubuntu recognized my tablet PC almost completely (sound, wifi, lan, stylus and tools etc) and I needed to just install nvidia drivers from the web. I can trust the same will happen with xubuntu?
[15:30] <scrub> grawity: thank you.  its untar now but then what  :)  srry noob questions  :)
[15:30] <grawity> harisund: Yes, the only difference between Ubuntu and Xubuntu is the desktop environment (Xubuntu comes with Xfce instead of GNOME).
[15:30] <Sidewinder1> ActionParsnip>One can lead a horse to the trough, but one can't make 'im drink. :-)
[15:30] <ActionParsnip> harisund: allthe official buntus are the same, only the default DE and wM are different
[15:30] <kyle6513> well my sessions arent stored and i attempted to install a couple of addons and they didnt pop up asking me to restart and when i did it manually they didnt appear in my list
[15:30] <ActionParsnip> Sidewinder1: but you can push it in though :D
[15:30] <grawity> scrub: Now 'ls' to list files - it should have created a new directory - and 'cd' to go into that directory.
[15:30] <Sidewinder1> ROFL
[15:30] <kyle6513> im running xubuntu though
[15:30] <harisund> grawity and ActionParsnip why are the repositories different? Why am I not allowed to install say ubuntu-restricted-extras on xubuntu?
[15:30] <grawity> scrub: Then, check if 'README' or 'INSTALL' exist.
[15:30] <ActionParsnip> harisund: they arent, they are identical
[15:30] <aussie_nutt> u install watever u want
[15:30] <eraggo> crackheadjunky: did there were problem with md5?
[15:31] <grawity> harisund: They aren't. All Ubuntu, Kubuntu and Xubuntu share exactly the same repos.
[15:31] <megabraker> hi evrybody
[15:31] <ActionParsnip> harisund: the repos are the same, ubuntu uses a different sound system to xubuntu and kubuntu as well so the matapackage reflects that
[15:31] <scrub> grawity:  yes the readme file is there and the install file is there
[15:31] <grawity> scrub: Well, read both. (Use 'less')
[15:31] <harisund> hmm ok thanks :) i want to use xubuntu, but i am afraid i won't receive the same kind of "support" that i get on ubuntu
[15:31] <ActionParsnip> harisund: you can even go crazy and install kubuntu-desktop on ubuntu to get a full kde desktop
[15:32] <scrub> kk
[15:32] <scrub> thx
[15:32] <megabraker> i installed bt4 and the sound did not start
[15:32] <ActionParsnip> harisund: xubuntu is an official release so has full support
[15:32] <aussie_nutt> still in alpa or beta bt4 isnt it
[15:32] <megabraker> so if any one knows how to make it start pls help me
[15:32] <megabraker> !!!
[15:33] <Pici> megabraker: We do not support backtrack here, please use their support channel: #remote-exploit
[15:33] <wzssyqa> when can texlive update to 2008 or 2009?
[15:33] <harisund> ActionParsnip, all right man thanks (and grawity too)
[15:33] <megabraker> ok
[15:33] <aussie_nutt> dont know why u need bt4 for lol
[15:33] <kyle6513> xps9000,well my sessions arent stored and i attempted to install a couple of addons and they didnt pop up asking me to restart and when i did it manually they didnt appear in my list
[15:33] <shane2peru> In my printer settings I have set the page to A4, and everytime I print in Ooo I still have to change the page size in the printer options when printing, how can I force A4 options across the board
[15:34] <xps9000> kyle6513: That's odd, did you reinstall the app?
[15:34] <kyle6513> xps9000, the addons are in the list and they are saying they will be installed when swiftfox is restarted
[15:34] <bostonmk7> can anybody help with desktop effects/ compiz issues?
[15:34] <eraggo> crackheadjunky: did there were problem with md5sum :)
[15:34] <Paschu> Hey guys
[15:35] <uni4dfx> how do i switch back from the annoying two-finger touchpad scrolling to one-finger edge scrolling?
[15:35] <Paschu> does sum1 have experiences with ubuntu netbook remix?
[15:35] <crackheadjunky> eraggo: i cant get winmd5sum to work in vista worth a crap
[15:35] <megabraker> but bt4 is an ubuntu distrubution!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[15:35] <xps9000> kyle6513: Have you tried removing all the addons, uninstalling swiftfox and trying again?
[15:35] <aussie_nutt> u got UAC on crack
[15:35] <Pici> megabraker: ITs not an official derivative and thus we do not provide support for it.
[15:35] <daevski> Hello all -- I posted and didn't get too many good replies. It might be cause no one has any good ideas though lol -- here is the post: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1269578
[15:36] <Pici> aussie_nutt: Please remember that this channel is for support only, not discussion.  If you want to chat you can join #ubuntu-offtopic
[15:36] <aussie_nutt> it changed to 8.10 but nubuntu more ubuntu atm then bt4
[15:36] <eraggo> crackheadjunky: you dont have linux machines right now? :(
[15:36] <kyle6513> xps9000, no i havent, i'll try that now,  sudo apt-get remove swiftfox-i386?
[15:36] <crackheadjunky> eraggo: no, all windows
[15:36] <daevski> ^that's still common lol
[15:36] <aussie_nutt> UAC thing was to crack bout md5 thing on vista
[15:36] <xps9000> kyle6513: That should work. Also do sudo apt-get autoremove afterwords
[15:36] <kyle6513> alright thanks
[15:36] <Pirate_Hunter> Can anyone help me identify the board type of this comp, so far I know it is made by American Megatrends http://www.ami.com/support/bios.cfm, bios release number is K7S41GX Bios P1.40 and bios ref is 62-P140-001368-00101111-040201-SIS-K7S41140. Sorry for the long post I would use a live Cd but the comp refuses to boot the Cd even if it is set on the bios, unless I can figure out what the board type/name is I cant even search for a probl
[15:37] <Pici> !ot | aussie_nutt
[15:37] <shane2peru> how do I access the printer via firefox again???  localhost:cups  ??  what is it again?
[15:37] <aussie_nutt> well yes it still got do with ubuntu cd lmao so kinda ubuntu
[15:37] <crackheadjunky> Pirate_Hunter: there should be two locations that you have to change boot order, one is the actual boot order, the other is first boot device... make sure you change both
[15:37] <eraggo> crackheadjunky: have you tried another softwares?
[15:37] <Pici> aussie_nutt: No, it doesn't.  Please stay on topic.
[15:38] <grawity> shane2peru: http://localhost:cups/ (or http://localhost:631/)
[15:38] <aussie_nutt> hmmm well i see dif but i wont say anymore
[15:38] <eraggo> crackheadjunky: sowtwares such as http://www.softpedia.com/get/System/File-Management/MD5-Check.shtml
[15:38] <shane2peru> grawity: thanks
[15:38] <megabraker> so how to install the sound card????
[15:38] <megabraker> on bt4
[15:39] <Pici> megabraker: I already said that we do not support backtrack here.
[15:39] <llml> How can I connect to a vpn using command lines? it's already configured in NetworkManger
[15:39] <Pirate_Hunter> crackheadjunky: hmmm will look again immsure i changed the boot order not sure about boot device
[15:39] <IdleOne> megabraker: /join #remote-exploit and ask them to help with backtrack
[15:39] <jiffe> anyone used ktrace before?  It's been suggested that I use it, it appears to be a C library to link against, I can't seem to find it on system or in packages though
[15:39] <DreamsofanEagle> Ok, some help would be appreciated again :(
[15:39] <aussie_nutt> just use 8.10 mega solutions for it
[15:39] <aussie_nutt> that wat ubuntu it runs
[15:39] <DreamsofanEagle> DVDs now play, but not correctly :(
[15:40] <llml> Anyone: How can I connect to a vpn using command lines? it's already configured in NetworkManger.
[15:40] <ActionParsnip> DreamsofanEagle: have you installed video drivers?
[15:40] <DreamsofanEagle> during most of the DVD when action is moderate to high, it parts of the screen are off by some miliseconds
[15:41] <DreamsofanEagle> and not that I'm aware, I have the ATI Catalyst installed via the repository
[15:41] <ActionParsnip> llml: http://pptpclient.sourceforge.net/howto-debian.phtml
[15:41] <crackheadjunky> eraggo: that one worked.
[15:41] <llml> ActionParsnip: looking... thanks
[15:41] <ActionParsnip> DreamsofanEagle: should be ok, could try the driver from www.ati.com if its supported
[15:41] <eraggo> crackheadjunky: \o/ 1 step closer..
[15:41] <DreamsofanEagle> I get a .run file
[15:41] <crackheadjunky> i have to get the image again, because i formatted the usb stick cause i was so pissed off
[15:42] <benedikt> is there any way to get rid of the "restricted" component of the multiverse repo? (i dont want non-free software)
[15:42] <DreamsofanEagle> it doesn't specifily say debian or Ubuntu
[15:42] <crackheadjunky> i will check back later with you guys when i get it again. thanks!
[15:42] <mobal> hello
[15:42] <kyle6513> I have a t22 thinkpad laptop, and it has a middle clicking button, i was wondering if i could get it to work like in windows with if you press it you can move the mouse down a tad and it will auto scroll the document, is this possible?
[15:42] <Sidewinder1> Good luck!
[15:43] <DreamsofanEagle> under the Ubuntu repository, I do have ATI Binary X.org driver installed
[15:43] <shane2peru> anyone know how to change the printing settings for OpenOffice?  It is consistently trying to print with page size of letter, I use A4?
[15:43] <IdleOne> benedikt: if I understand it right the packages in multiverse will be dependent on non-free so you can disable multiverse and not use those packages.
[15:43] <DreamsofanEagle> and all the DVD players and DVDs do it
[15:43] <DreamsofanEagle> under Ubuntu, windows is fine
[15:44] <IdleOne> benedikt: but then again I might be wrong about the non-free dependence
[15:44] <benedikt> IdleOne: according to the ubuntu community docs the "main" component is free software though.
[15:44] <eraggo> shane2peru: File->Print...->Properties?
[15:44] <shane2peru> DreamsofanEagle: you have ATI?  What is the problem
[15:44] <benedikt> IdleOne: ill just disable the entire multiverse repo and be done with it.
[15:45] <Pirate_Hunter> anyone care to help me identify my bios device on this comp cant boot from CD even if it is set in bios pressing f11 and choosing the boot device than gives msgs 'Searching for boot record from CD/DVD-0. Not found', that is not what I wish for it to do
[15:45] <DreamsofanEagle> splits in the video render of any DVD, part of the screen is ahead of other by a few miliseconds
[15:45] <shane2peru> eraggo: yes, I have to do that every single time I print, I want it to stick. :)  I don't want to have to change it every time
[15:45] <reneortez> hi ppl, i wanna try ubuntu with my mac, but im not sure if there's a version for intel-based mac, or i can use the i386 option?
[15:45] <Paschu> does ubuntu work perfectly on a netbook from acer?
[15:45] <IdleOne> benedikt: you can also try editing /etc/apt/sources.list and remove the references to restricted
[15:45] <kyle6513> xps9000, i just reinstalled swiftfox and checked the addons, theyre all still there asking to be restarted
[15:45] <shane2peru> !nick | DreamsofanEagle
[15:46] <kyle6513> xps9000, should i restart my computer?
[15:46] <Sidewinder1> ?
[15:46] <Paschu> does ubuntu work perfectly on a netbook from acer?
[15:46] <DreamsofanEagle> I tried upping the cache on VLC, but no go
[15:46] <shane2peru> DreamsofanEagle: this is a large room you need to use the nick's of people to get their attention when talking to them, type shane and hit tab it should complete
[15:46] <kyle6513> paschu, you would need more information than that
[15:46] <xps9000> kyle6513, you can, but, if I were you, I'd you ahead and go to http://forums.getswiftfox.com/ for support aswell. Just to get the ball rolling
[15:46] <Pici> shane2peru: by the way, you were looking for !who
[15:46] <shane2peru> Pici: thanks
[15:47] <Sidewinder1> shane2peru>I believe the command is: !who
[15:47] <DreamsofanEagle> shane2peru:  sorry, I need to remember that
[15:47]  * DreamsofanEagle is used to much much much smaller channels
[15:47] <Sidewinder1> Beat me :-(
[15:47] <shane2peru> Sidewinder1: Pici beat you to it, he is quick on the draw.
[15:47] <uni4dfx> Pirate_Hunter, http://www.ubuntugeek.com/howto-get-your-system-information-with-sysinfo.html
[15:47] <kyle6513> xps9000, alright then
[15:47] <Sidewinder1> He?
[15:47] <Pici> Sidewinder1: me.
[15:47] <Sidewinder1> I no
[15:47] <Sidewinder1> Wasn't aware of gender...
[15:48] <shane2peru> Sidewinder1: he/she, not clear by nick. :)  No offense intended
[15:48] <benedikt> IdleOne: this bugs me hugely
[15:48] <Paschu> Help! My Ubuntu Netbook Remix OS thing on my Netbook loses the connection after a while
[15:48] <stan__> Hello Everybody
[15:48] <xps9000> kyle6513, sorry for the inconvience, but, the problem could be a unique set of permissions that are denying access to the folder that writes for Addons. It's really hard to say from here.
[15:48] <shane2peru> Sidewinder1: neither am I, wasn't sure how to put it.
[15:48] <kyle6513> xps9000, could it be possible to open the normal firefox with swiftfox installed?
[15:48] <Sidewinder1> Pici, won't tell... I know, ..ot
[15:48] <DreamsofanEagle> shane2peru: under the Ubuntu repository, it says that Hardware Drivers is not installed
[15:48] <stan__> hi
[15:48] <Zxcvb_lap> how would I install kde 4.3.1 and koffice 4.0.x (not the 4.1 beta) from backports?
[15:49] <IdleOne> benedikt: I understand, some people want only free software. Personally I don't mind a little non-free to get certain things working
[15:49] <xps9000> kyle6513, no, generally swift installs over firefox mainstream brand.
[15:49] <omabena> hi it's there a ubuntu mac intel-based version?
[15:49] <shane2peru> DreamsofanEagle: you need to install ubuntu-restricted  I think that is where the driver is you need, what ati card do you have?
[15:49] <benedikt> IdleOne: im forced to use nvidia binary drivers on my laptop.. this is a server though :-)
[15:49] <DreamsofanEagle> shane2peru: it says its to configure third party and proprietary drivers
[15:49] <DreamsofanEagle> shane2peru: 4870
[15:50] <shane2peru> DreamsofanEagle: radeon?  HD?
[15:50] <megabraker> just do a search on google and you will find ubuntu boxes
[15:50] <kyle6513> xps9000, uninstall swift, install firefox and then get the addons working then install swift again?
[15:50] <IdleOne> benedikt: did you try editing /etc/apt/sources.list and remove the restricted part?
[15:50] <xps9000> kyle6513, that's fruitless.
[15:50] <kyle6513> xps9000, as in couldnt do anything useful?
[15:50] <nozu> how do I install flash to Opera in ubuntu x64? Or is it possible?
[15:50] <xps9000> kyle6513, correct
[15:50] <IdleOne> benedikt: but if you need to use the nvidia drivers then your not completely non-free heh
[15:50] <kyle6513> xps9000, okay thanks for the help
[15:51] <xps9000> kyle6513, if you are open to new programs, I was an avid hater of Opera, but, they seem to have everything worked out now, you could give it a try. They too have addons. Though, I prefer firefox myself also.
[15:51] <uniquefluff> opera's 9 button bookmark thing is pretty nice
[15:52] <uni4dfx> how do i switch back from the annoying two-finger touchpad scrolling to the normal one-finger edge scrolling?
[15:52] <daevski> I'm using Opera again... cause I had a few problems with Firefox. But I still use Firefox for somethings.... it had more suppost
[15:52] <Paschu> Help! My Ubuntu Netbook Remix OS thing on my Netbook loses the connection after a while. Thats really annoying
[15:52] <daevski> support*
[15:52] <DreamsofanEagle> shane2peru: its a Radeon 4870
[15:52] <kyle6513> xps9000, its the fact that im use to firefox and that i like being able to sync my addons between my desktop and laptop, also, from a chart i saw on the internet, opera consumes more power than FF with adblock plus installed
[15:52] <daevski> Opera is very nice lately
[15:52] <nozu> but how do you install flash to opera in ubuntu x64?!
[15:52] <tavi> tell me the most stable audio player radio plaer for linux
[15:53] <nozu> or do I have to change to ubuntu x32
[15:53] <nozu> ?
[15:53] <daevski> @nozu -- I don't think flash supports 64bit yet -- I would switch to 32bit
[15:53] <shane2peru> DreamsofanEagle: try the ubuntu-restricted package and see if that helps
[15:53] <xps9000> kyle6513, It consumes more power on some machines, it depends on the configuration, but, to be honest, I am seeing a performance gain with Opera over FF. But, that's from very rough estimations. I can only suggest try it, and Opera now supports synchronization aswell
[15:53] <Pirate_Hunter> uni4dfx: I cant boot into cdrom I have already tried changing it with another one still nada, all I have on the bios is what ive posted which aint much and google sure is not helping
[15:53] <uhohdaniel> in console mode, some characters in random places on the monitor flicker randomly, is this my video card?  X works fine
[15:53] <DreamsofanEagle> shane2peru: and where is that?
[15:53] <happyaron> how to clearsign a file with specific secret key? gpg
[15:53] <nozu> I got the flash to work in firefox, but I'd like to use opera...
[15:54] <Paschu> Help! My Ubuntu Netbook Remix OS thing on my Netbook loses the connection after a while. Thats really annoying
[15:54] <kyle6513> xps9000, google dug something up, checking it out now
[15:54] <sipior> Paschu: if you want a response, you need to give us actual information.
[15:54] <grawity> happyaron: gpg --clearsign -u $KEYID
[15:54] <Halitech> nozu, flashplugin-installer will install 64 bit
[15:54] <happyaron> grawity: thanks
[15:55] <eurythmia> is there a simple way to tell what's using up inordinate amounts of space on my root parition? ... I have a separate partition for /home, and I'm not sure what else is taking up all the space on my root ...
[15:55] <xps9000> kyle6513, I have read them :P Like I said, most testing is standard on one machine, it's hardly vigorous. And Opera has an addon similar to addblock and noscript.
[15:55] <nozu> Halitech, for Opera?
[15:55] <SE> Good Morning!  In addition to my ubuntu machine, I have an old quicksilver machine, and I was wondering  if you guys could recommend a good OSX channel
[15:55] <Halitech> nozu, it should, let me double test and make sure flash works in my opera
[15:56] <Paschu> Ok, I have an Acer Aspire One A150 with ubuntu netbook remix on it. I want to be online of course, but theres a problem. After a while Ubuntu loses the internet connection - without a reason
[15:56] <DreamsofanEagle> shane2peru: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814102801 is my exact card that I have
[15:56] <sipior> eurythmia: have a look in /var/cache/apt/archives. you're probably keeping a copy of every package installed.
[15:57] <eurythmia> sipior, I'll run apt-cache clean-all then and see where I go from there. Don't know why I didn't think of that earlier. Thanks.
[15:57] <megabraker> i think windows 95 is best than all linux boxes
[15:57] <megabraker> am kiding
[15:57] <megabraker> haaaaa
[15:57] <sipior> eurythmia: try apt-get clean
[15:58] <SE> eurythmia  I would suggest doing a "du -ch | grep -ve K| less "  under /var.  it will return all of the folder that have MB and GB sizes,  and at least of my system it does not take too long
[15:58] <eurythmia> sipior, hmm ... only 1/2 gig ... it's some, but not the type of memory usage I'm talking about.
[15:58] <shane2peru> DreamsofanEagle: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[15:58] <sipior> eurythmia: well, keep digging
[15:58] <shane2peru> DreamsofanEagle: or just open synaptic and search for ubuntu-restricted
[15:58] <cm_> ls
[15:59] <DreamsofanEagle> I think I downloaded those already, one sec
[15:59] <eurythmia> SE, thanks for the tip, I didn't think of using grep to do that. What does the 'c' argument to du do?
[15:59] <Halitech> nozu, well, its showing the flashplayer is installed but flash isn't working, but then again youtube is hit or miss for me even in ff
[15:59] <SE> eurythmia it prints a total at the bottom
[15:59] <eurythmia> SE, ah.
[15:59] <DreamsofanEagle> shane2peru: I already have them
[16:00] <Paschu> Ok, I have an Acer Aspire One A150 with ubuntu netbook remix on it. I want to be online of course, but theres a problem. After a while Ubuntu loses the internet connection - without a reason and i cant reconnect. Its just ... BAM! And my Flashplayer isnt working fine, cuz there isnt a video, its just like a diashow with 1 picture per hour but the sound is ok
[16:00] <shane2peru> DreamsofanEagle: hmm, ok, in the terminal give me the output of this:  glrxinfo | grep render
[16:00] <shane2peru> DreamsofanEagle: use pastebin for that
[16:00] <stan__> if anybody want to meet me and talk a little bit.. do it privately plz!!!
[16:00] <eurythmia> SE, I usually use "du -lhs" to avoid the total printout to stdout ... gives me the size of the base directory that I'm looking at.
[16:00] <Halitech> nozu, actually, if you look here http://www.adobe.com/software/flash/about/ it says only for mozilla, firefox and seamonkey
[16:01] <eurythmia> oh ... wow, here we go ... my /var/log is 4.2 G
[16:01] <nozu> Halitech, ok, thanks!
[16:01] <DreamsofanEagle> command not found
[16:01] <daevski> Halitech, thanks. I was curious, too!
[16:01]  * shane2peru runs off to double check that command
[16:01] <SE> eurythmia  yeah,  but if you are looking for large folder, a recursive lookup is helpful at time
[16:01] <Halitech> nozu, daevski no problem, I seldon go to youtube so never know when its working or not working
[16:02] <ZykoticK9> DreamsofanEagle, try "glxinfo | grep render"
[16:02] <megabraker> try sudo apt-get install clean
[16:02] <eurythmia> SE, I won't disagree with you there :)
[16:02] <shane2peru> DreamsofanEagle: sorry about that it is:  fglrxinfo | grep render
[16:02] <shane2peru> DreamsofanEagle: one letter makes a difference. :)
[16:02] <DreamsofanEagle> OpenGL renderer string: ATI Radeon HD 4800 Series
[16:03] <DreamsofanEagle> shane2peru: thats what it gives me
[16:03] <SE> eurythmia I am not sure why your /var/log is so bit, but check to see if logrotate is running.  it keeps my logs pretty tidy but enough of them to debug if I forget about my server for a month or so
[16:03] <eurythmia> ahh ... that's what I thought ... I've got 4.1 Gigs of log from postgresql ... it's what's been eating up my diskspace anyways.
[16:03] <shane2peru> DreamsofanEagle: seems as though your card is installed correctly then, I'm not really sure.
[16:03] <DreamsofanEagle> Like I said, windows will play it fine, Linux won't :/
[16:04] <shane2peru> DreamsofanEagle: I gotta run, I'm not sure if it is a driver issue with your ati card, or a playback issue with video formats, but one of those two is probably the problem
[16:04] <shane2peru> DreamsofanEagle: what are you using to playback?  vlc you said?
[16:04] <eurythmia> SE, it's because I set up a script to import ~9Gigs of SQL files into my postgresql database ... but they had long filenames ... so my guess is that the logs/records filled up the diskspace, and everything just stopped.
[16:04] <Paschu> Ok, I have an Acer Aspire One A150 with ubuntu netbook remix on it. I want to be online of course, but theres a problem. After a while Ubuntu loses the internet connection - without a reason and i cant reconnect. Its just ... BAM! And my Flashplayer isnt working fine, cuz there isnt a video, its just like a diashow with 1 picture per hour but the sound is ok
[16:05] <DreamsofanEagle> shane2peru: everything does it, dragon, VLC, Movie Player
[16:05] <gaffo_laptop_> hey, I ran the updates on 9.04 and it changed the permissions on my bin directory. How do I find out which deb likely did it and report it as a bug?
[16:05] <shane2peru> DreamsofanEagle: vlc usually is rock solid, so I'm guessing it is your ati drivers probably an issue, can't be 100% sure on that though
[16:05] <SE> eurythmia you were importing 9GB onto a machine that ran out of room with 4GB of logs... o_0
[16:05] <shane2peru> DreamsofanEagle: the opensource drivers are still being worked on, ATI with Linux is kind of a pain
[16:05] <DreamsofanEagle> shane2peru: its what I'm figuring too
[16:06] <DreamsofanEagle> shane2peru:  :(
[16:06] <eraggo> Paschu: i had that problem before but i seems to been disappeared...
[16:06] <eraggo> it*
[16:06] <JuJuBee> How do I watch a video stream from teh web if it uses windows media format?
[16:06] <iceroot> is it possible to run 32bit software (compiled with 32bit) on amd64-system? or MUST it be compiled with amd64?
[16:06] <Paschu> it doesnt at mine netbook
[16:06] <shane2peru> DreamsofanEagle: you can try the proprietary drivers, even though it isn't really recommended
[16:06] <eurythmia> SE, yeah ... my partition schema isn't all that great.
[16:06] <shane2peru> !ati
[16:06] <SE> Paschu  have you tried "ping google.com"  after your internet dies?
[16:06] <eurythmia> SE, I *just* found out that I have to change it ;)
[16:06] <shane2peru> DreamsofanEagle: ^^^^^^
[16:07] <ZykoticK9> iceroot, it's possible to run 32bit software on 64bit platform -- check out ia32-libs i think the name is
[16:07] <Paschu> no, but it doesnt seem to work
[16:07] <eurythmia> SE, although, it was the combined 9 gigs of records and 4 gigs of logs that caused the disk to fill up. I'm thinking that I should create a new partition on which to house my /var
[16:07] <iceroot> !wmv | JuJuBee
[16:07] <DreamsofanEagle> Ok, how does one run a file as a superuser?
[16:07] <iceroot> !sudo | DreamsofanEagle
[16:08] <grawity> DreamsofanEagle: 'sudo somecommand' for single commands. 'sudo -s' for a superuser shell.
[16:08] <iceroot> ZykoticK9: thanks
[16:08] <mdhafen> Hello.  Is there a channel for PowerPC specific questions?
[16:09] <iceroot> mdhafen: #apple maybe? or do you mean linux/ubuntu-ppc?
[16:09] <DreamsofanEagle> ok, forgive me for being dumb
[16:09] <DreamsofanEagle> its sitting on my desktop
[16:09] <SE> eurythmia  ahh I see.  yeah,   my /var on my servers are usually fine sitting on my root partition, but I trim my logs pretty qwell, so that I dont have to deal with it
[16:09] <grawity> DreamsofanEagle: What kind of file is that?
[16:09] <gaffo_laptop_> hey, I ran the updates on 9.04 and it changed the permissions on my bin directory. How do I find out which deb likely did it and report it as a bug?
[16:09] <DreamsofanEagle> grawity:  .run, its the drivers for my video card
[16:10] <mdhafen> iceroot: I have an XServe running Debian that turns itself off every morning.  I suspect there's a setting in OpenFirmware for that.
[16:10] <JuJuBee> iceroot: when I click on the kubuntu-restricted-extras link on the restricted formats page firefox does not know how to deal with apt:....
[16:10] <mdhafen> I'm hoping for a command line utility to set OF values without having to reboot the server.
[16:10] <iceroot> JuJuBee: you are using kubuntu or ubuntu?
[16:10] <JuJuBee> kubuntu
[16:11] <grawity> DreamsofanEagle: So a program. (The .run extension doesn't really matter.) Open Terminal from Accessories, type 'cd ~/Desktop' to go to your desktop, then run the file using sudo.
[16:11] <iceroot> JuJuBee: sudo apt-get install kubuntu-restricted-extras
[16:11] <jEzIka> ai !!!!
[16:11] <jEzIka> zzzzzzzzzzzzzz
[16:11] <jEzIka> bleh kenalan gak?
[16:11] <Myrtti> !id | jEzIka
[16:11] <JuJuBee> iceroot: thanks
[16:12] <iceroot> JuJuBee: also vlc brings some codecs with it so maybe try vlc also
[16:12] <jEzIka> boleh kenalan gak?
[16:12] <DreamsofanEagle> so what is the exact command to run it? just sudo filename?
[16:12] <mdhafen> iceroot:  I guess I'm looking for Debian/Ubuntu PPC
[16:12] <Myrtti> !english | jEzIka
[16:12] <kyle6513> xps9000, i figured it out so far, i ran sudo firefox and all the extensions are now installed in the sudo firefox window, going to try swiftfox
[16:12] <JuJuBee> iceroot:  I have vlc installed, but how do I tell firefox to open the stream with vlc?
[16:13] <iceroot> JuJuBee: mozilla-plugin-vlc
[16:13] <JuJuBee> k, thanks
[16:13] <iceroot> JuJuBee: sudo apt-get install mozilla-plugin-vlc
[16:13] <JuJuBee> k, thanks
[16:13] <daum> hey all - what is the best way to go about the following: i'm trying to setup my ubuntu box so multiple users can VNC into it and close their VNC withotu actualyl closing the session.  What would the bestway be to set this up?
[16:13] <xps9000> kyle6513, yay, congratulations :P Good luck on swiftfox.
[16:13] <xps9000> kyle6513, let me know if you find a solution, so I can pass it on to others.
[16:14] <dsdeiz__> hello, so how do i completely remove ubuntu?
[16:14] <jEzIka> alow
[16:14] <tavi> who use miro tv
[16:14] <tavi> ?
[16:14] <dsdeiz__> err, i meant gnome
[16:14] <uniquefluff> put an axe in your hard drive.
[16:14] <Myrtti> daum: for example in x11vnc that is one switch in the command to start the vnc server
[16:14] <Myrtti> uniquefluff: be helpfull
[16:14] <mdhafen> daum:  I have in the past configured GDM to run Xvnc.  I don't know if your users would be able to disconnect without closing the session that way though.
[16:15] <uniquefluff> im speaking from experience.
[16:15] <kyle6513> xps9000, that was the fix, it is now working, i will go attempt to install more addons
[16:15] <xps9000> Ok, kyle6513
[16:15] <daum> Myrtti, does x11vnc does it allow multiple users to connecta t the same time to the server?
[16:15] <Myrtti> uniquefluff: "it works for me" isn't a valid reasoning for that help ;-)
[16:15] <Myrtti> daum: I think so, though am not sure
[16:16] <DreamsofanEagle> ARRRRRRRGH
[16:16] <DreamsofanEagle> it WILL NOT let me run it as a super user :(
[16:16] <kyle6513> xps9000, yep it just came up with something that i can click on to restart swiftfox and it just restarted and installed swiftfox succesfully, and who says i need fourms :P so im guessing you were right about the permissions problem
[16:17] <xps9000> kyle6513, I figured that, linux can be a whore with it's permissions.
[16:17] <xps9000> kyle6513, but, it's great for security.
[16:17] <cognitiaclaeves> Anyone here use jed?  I'm trying to figure out how to add a .sl file where I can access it by typing in "mode_xml".
[16:17] <kyle6513> xps9000, oh well lets try vista then :P
[16:17] <bastid_raZor> ' ][m
[16:18]  * DreamsofanEagle mumbles, stupid ' ' marks
[16:18] <xps9000> kyle6513, no thanks, I'll pass. Vista is a wanna be security OS. But, offers none, what so ever---Just visible annoyance.
[16:18] <DreamsofanEagle> I have found that ' ' after the SUDO command negates said SUDO command
[16:18] <kyle6513> indeed,
[16:18] <grawity> xps9000: Try Windows 7 someday.
[16:18] <DreamsofanEagle> Vista=bloated
[16:19] <drknezz> Hi guys, how can i burn a nrg file to disc?
[16:19] <DreamsofanEagle> Windows 7= even more bloat
[16:19] <kyle6513> xps9000, im acctually attempting to jump over to xp right now
[16:19] <kyle6513> hey guess what
[16:19] <lightness> what is the command(in the terminal) "yes" for?
[16:19] <xps9000> grawity, I have windows 7 on a small drive in another machine.
[16:19] <kyle6513> linux = the shit
[16:19] <eraggo> grawity: windows 7 = vista with more decorations
[16:19] <grawity> DreamsofanEagle: Even my Linux geek friends like 7.
[16:19] <gaffo_laptop_> hey, I ran the updates on 9.04 and it changed the permissions on my bin directory. How do I find out which deb likely did it and report it as a bug?
[16:19] <Pici> kyle6513: Please watch your language in here.
[16:19] <xps9000> grawity, I prefer Xp pro though.
[16:19] <grawity> lightness: It just constantly prints 'yes' (or whatever string it's given).
[16:19] <kyle6513> pici, sorry
[16:19] <megabraker> since windows made vista it starts really to produce multi tache os
[16:20] <megabraker> and i believe that win 7 is one of the best oss
[16:20] <grawity> lightness: For example, if you happen to use some program that requires you to confirm A LOT of things by typing 'y' or 'yes', you could do yes | that-program
[16:20] <kyle6513> megabraker, i read somewhere that windows 7 was being made then they went back and made the service pack 1&2 for xp then made vista out of windows 7
[16:20] <ZykoticK9> drknezz, looks like you could convert it to an iso "sudo apt-get install nrg2iso" i've never used nrg2iso
[16:20] <xps9000> megabraker, best, how do you figure? Corporate companies are holding off installing windows 7.... In fact, Linux is picking up the market, and Windows is falling.
[16:21] <Pici> !offtopic
[16:21] <DreamsofanEagle> grawity: I've heard similar, I have it on pre-order, but I'm afraid that I will more than likely wish I had XP back after trying it
[16:21] <dsdeiz__> hello, wicd is not in the repo?
[16:21] <kyle6513> xps9000, thats probably not a good thing since alot of paid software developers will come in and make linux a costly solution
[16:21] <grawity> So anyway. Windows' UAC is _supposed_ to be annoying. (Micros~1 said so.)
[16:22] <hungremy> Acer aspire One D250 Lan adapter not work. Help!!
[16:22] <kyle6513> grawity, i lasted about 4 months with it on, then it just started to be annoying because it was popping up while i played games >.>
[16:22] <eraggo> dsdeiz__: Why you would like to use it?
[16:22] <DreamsofanEagle> alright, BRB, gonna see if these drivers work :/
[16:22] <ZykoticK9> dsdeiz__, "apt-cache serach wicd" - looks to be there 9.04
[16:22] <dsdeiz__> ZykoticK9: just found out it isn't in the repo for 8.10
[16:22] <SingAlong_> I'm using UNR on my netbook. and an error says the ubuntu repo isnt available anymore
[16:22] <dsdeiz__> eraggo: is it bad"
[16:22] <SingAlong_> any problems?
[16:22] <xps9000> kyle6513, meh, Linux will always be free. People just pay for support. But, once again, we are off topic, if you want to continue the convo, PM me--I don't want pico getting mad.
[16:22] <dsdeiz__> ?
[16:23] <xps9000> woops, pici*
[16:23] <eraggo> :D sorry thought that you use 9.04
[16:23] <grawity> kyle6513: The idea was kind of like this: a program needs admin rights without any reason --> it causes a lot of UAC popups --> user gets annoyed --> user complains to program's developers --> program gets fixed
[16:23] <eraggo> dsdeiz__: if you however want to get it; http://wicd.sourceforge.net/
[16:23] <grawity> kyle6513: But reality is kind of like this: a program needs admin rights without any reason --> it causes a lot of UAC popups --> user gets annoyed --> user complains to Windows developers --> UAC gets disabled
[16:23] <dsdeiz__> eraggo: yeah, found it now
[16:23] <dsdeiz__> thanks
[16:24] <kyle6513> xps9000, i have alot of work to do right now but maybe another time if i remember to come back on :P
[16:24] <dsdeiz__> !why aptitude
[16:24] <dsdeiz__> lol
[16:24] <kyle6513> thanks for the help in any case, bye!
[16:24] <spree> I have a zillion entries on my Wireless section of my Network Connections manager. What file stores this information? I want to clean this list up, I have literally about 250 entries
[16:24] <xps9000> kyle6513, haha, good luck.
[16:24] <SingAlong_> anyone?
[16:24] <SingAlong_> is the repo down for ubuntu netbook remix?
[16:25] <kyle6513> spree, every time you connect to a network it will make an "auto ESSID"
[16:25] <grawity> SingAlong_: I think all official Ubuntu releases use the same repositories.
[16:25] <kyle6513> so yeah you must have connected to alot of wireless internets
[16:25] <kyle6513> just click on the entry and click remove
[16:25] <spree> kyle6513 that's not what i'm asking. I want to know where the file is that stores these old connections
[16:25] <SingAlong_> grawity: well i'm not able to check for updates. says the repo isnt available anymore
[16:25] <spree> and yes kyle6513 i actually work for a wireless company
[16:25] <kyle6513> spree, ah okay cant help you there
[16:25] <spree> kyle6513 that will take approximately forever.
[16:26] <kyle6513> spree, i appologize :P
[16:26] <spree> anyone else know where the old wireless network info is stored (the file itself) for the Wireless section of Network Connections?
[16:27] <megabraker> linux is going to be so strong
[16:27] <megabraker> but to be onese
[16:28] <rski> megabraker: my linux can't even lift a sheat of paper :p
[16:28] <megabraker> there is no much bugs in vista and win 7
[16:28] <megabraker> its stable
[16:28] <eraggo> megabraker: where i start a list?
[16:28] <megabraker> and more performant than xp
[16:28] <SingAlong_> oh ya figured out.
[16:28] <SingAlong_> how do i disable the cd being used at the repository?
[16:28] <megabraker> just click on the person you want to chat with
[16:29] <grawity> SingAlong_: System -> Administration -> Software Sources. (Or edit /etc/apt/sources.list)
[16:29] <SingAlong_> grawity: ya now the repos are working fine
[16:29] <calum> Hi folks: is there a simple way of doing a hard reset on your optical drive?
[16:29] <eraggo> megabraker: mostly i meant that which part of vista bugs i start..
[16:29] <SingAlong_> grawity: i didnk know that the cd repo has to be disabled first
[16:30] <sphenxes> xchat is opened on compture reboot. However, i would like it to be opened in my last workspace #6. How can I do it in genome?
[16:31] <megabraker> me am runing linux
[16:31] <thiebaude> is AMD opteron 165  64bit?
[16:31] <megabraker> but the truth is the truth vista and win 7 are good enough to a prf
[16:32] <warriorforgod> thiebaude: I believe all opterons are 64 bit.
[16:32] <thiebaude> warriorforgod, thanks, got my new built computer today
[16:32] <megabraker> i dont uderstand what did you meen with i start a list
[16:32] <krdyt> frostwire and limewire is not in the package manager how do i fix that?
[16:32] <megabraker> !!!!!!!!!!!!!
[16:33] <krdyt> its not in apt-get either
[16:33] <Zykotic-K9> krdyt, "apt-cache search frostwire" seems to be there in 9.04?
[16:33] <krdyt> im on 8.10
[16:33] <thiebaude> anyone have a nvidia Geforce 8400 GS?
[16:34] <megabraker> i have nvidia gforce 850
[16:34] <jack_spratt> I reinstalled grub yesterday after an error17 problem, but grub just boots to its console. using that console, it cant find menu.lst, even though it exists. having looked in /dev it appears that there are no sda or hda files for my HDDs, which is presumably causing these errors. Is this normal for ubuntu? im using kubuntu 9.04
[16:34] <megabraker> 8500
[16:34] <thiebaude> megabraker, any problems installing ubuntu on it
[16:35] <megabraker> no
[16:35] <thiebaude> cool
[16:35] <megabraker> it detects aurtomaticly the card
[16:35] <gabbah> Is there a torrent client for ubuntu that lets me download a movie torrent such that the fragments in the beginning of the movie are downloaded first, so that i can start watching it (with VLC) if download speed is sufficient?
[16:35] <krdyt> Zykotic-K9, it didnt do anything
[16:35] <Zykotic-K9> krdyt, i was just pointing out that it's there in 9.04
[16:35] <krdyt> o
[16:36] <megabraker> do you want a good linux?
[16:36] <krdyt> i was told i need medibuntu repose and all thist
[16:36] <megabraker> install fedora dvd
[16:36] <krdyt> id use 9.04 but no mp3 or avi work for me
[16:37] <megabraker> but other dest are good also
[16:37] <grawity> gonglen: That isn't how BitTorrent works, so I doubt there are any such clients.
[16:37] <bastid_raZor> !medibuntu | krdyt follow this link
[16:37] <megabraker> try amarok
[16:37] <jack_spratt> anyone know how to remake /dev files for HDDs in ubuntu?
[16:37] <megabraker> for mp3 and avi ==amarok
[16:37] <Zykotic-K9> gabbah, to my knowledge torrents don't work that way - it's not like an ftp/http download that's beginning to end - it just grabs whatever it can from whomever it can
[16:38] <sparr> I have a monitor and a LCD TV.  the LCD TV doesn't support DDC, so I can't probe it for valid resolutions.  When I start X with the other monitor attached and get a mode list, then I can use those modes after switching to the TV.  How can I dump the modes from the monitor to a format that I can use to enable those modes when using just the TV?
[16:38] <gonglen> grawity what ???
[16:38] <grawity> gonglen: Eh, sorry. Wrong nick.
[16:38] <gonglen> ok
[16:39] <dedgerto> Hi - had anyone solved the sound problem for HP DV laptops on ubuntu 9.04?
[16:39] <Wazzzaaa> Hi, Everytime I want to shutdown I get: "System policy prevents stopping the system when other users are logged in", then I need to enter my passwd to continue. Any idea how I get rid of this?
[16:40] <Wazzzaaa> I'm the only user logged
[16:40] <Wazzzaaa> logged in*
[16:40] <jack_spratt> anyone know about makedev in ubuntu?
[16:40] <gabbah> Zykotic-K9: mmm... perhaps. But perhaps there's a client that can try to get the early fragments first from it peers
[16:40] <n8tuser> jack_spratt-> you re run the udev now not makedev anymore
[16:41] <megabraker> npo
[16:41] <megabraker> no
[16:41] <OerHeks> wazzzaaaa: do you have MythTV running also ?
[16:41] <Wazzzaaa> OerHeks: nee
[16:41] <Wazzzaaa> no
[16:41] <megabraker> alphanix
[16:41] <jack_spratt> n8userm: ok, would buntu using udev explain my my hdd /dev/ files are missing in the first place?
[16:42] <Basso> Hmm
[16:42] <Basso> How the heck do i get sound on new macbook pro 15?
[16:42] <n8tuser> jack_spratt-> i dont understand your question about missing
[16:42] <erUSUL> jack_spratt: all distributions use udev since a few years
[16:43] <administrator> I need some help
[16:43] <^mNotIntelligent> administrator, go ahead
[16:43] <megabraker> what kind of help
[16:43] <Zykotic-K9> jack_spratt, if you are only at a grub prompt you won't have udev running - thus dev is gonna be missing a lot of stuff!
[16:44] <Guest82640> I am trying to get a machine running Xubuntu to connect to a wireless network using a Linksys card
[16:44] <megabraker> go head
[16:44] <^mNotIntelligent> Guest82640, so whats the issue?
[16:44] <Guest82640> I have the network added, and everything seems fine, except the network isn't showing u[p
[16:44] <Guest82640> none are
[16:45]  * ^mNotIntelligent brb
[16:45] <n8tuser> Guest82640-> can you change your nick to a unique nick so its easier to respond to you?
[16:46] <jack_spratt> Zykotic-K9: but grub normall manages to boot and access devices...
[16:46] <Zykotic-K9> Guest82640, just an FYI - perhaps doesn't apply to you - when I first install with one of my Linksys card I need to use a wired connection - do the updates - THEN I can go to Hardware Drivers and enable my wireless card.  Just something to think about.
[16:47] <Zykotic-K9> jack_spratt, grub uses different drive mapping then the DEV stuff
[16:47] <Guest82640> Thnx Zykotic, I think I got it now
[16:47] <Guest82640> gtg in school and I'm in deep dung if bagged
[16:47] <jack_spratt> Zykotic-K9: see, yesterday in #linux I was told "you need to create the device files in /dev for grub-install to work. On a redhat based distro there would be MAKEDEV and mknod scripts"
[16:47] <grawity> Lol.
[16:48] <grawity> jack_spratt: Well, Ubuntu is Debian-based, not RedHat-based.
[16:48] <Zykotic-K9> jack_spratt, Grub relies on the BIOS HD definitions thus we see stuff like "HD(0,0)" sorta thing in the Grub config file
[16:49] <n8tuser> jack_spratt-> i believed there is still that MAKEDEV script
[16:49] <SilentJonathan> hello, i have installed a earlier version of gcc and g++ but now i want to revert back to the orignal gcc version, does /usr/bin/gcc always have symlinks to the proper gcc files (/usr/bin/gcc-4.3)
[16:50] <erUSUL> n8tuser: jack_spratt using a static dev in this day and age is not very usefull...
[16:50] <jack_spratt> n8tuser: but you dont think running it will solve my grub problem?
[16:50] <erUSUL> jack_spratt: better find out why the dev for your disk are not created...
[16:50] <n8tuser> erUSUL-> i agree, but i think he is insisting, so i point him that it still exist
[16:50] <Zykotic-K9> jack_spratt, erUSUL how could DEV work when it isn't running?
[16:50] <jack_spratt> erUSUL: yesterday I chrooted into the install and ran ls -a /dev/ | grep -i sd and got nothing. thats conclusive that theres a dev problem right?
[16:51] <zw13b4ck> german people are here
[16:51] <erUSUL> Zykotic-K9: what? what is not running?
[16:51] <zw13b4ck> ?
[16:51] <Zykotic-K9> erUSUL, he's only in GRUB - it's not started to OS yet
[16:51] <erUSUL> !de | zw13b4ck
[16:52] <erUSUL> Zykotic-K9: then why are we discussing linux dev issues ?
[16:52] <n8tuser> Zykotic-K9-> at that time im sure there are /dev/tty  so /dev exist
[16:52] <Zykotic-K9> erUSUL, don't look at me
[16:52] <megabraker> lol
[16:53] <erUSUL> jack_spratt: no thats not conclusive. what happened is exactly what is expected
[16:54] <jack_spratt> erUSUL: :(
[16:54] <erUSUL> jack_spratt: you have to mount --bind /dev/ /proc/ and /sys/ before chrooting to have a working chroot
[16:54] <jack_spratt> erUSUL: well what would your recommendation be for troubleshooting the fact that my new grub install leaves me at a grub> prompt?
[16:55] <erUSUL> jack_spratt: so you first mount the root parition in "/mount/point" then sudo mount --bind /dev/ /mount/point/dev the same ith proc and sys then sudo chroot /mount/point. and then and only then you can chroot
[16:56] <erUSUL> jack_spratt: it does not find menu.lst ?
[16:56] <jack_spratt> erUSUL: but you think that doing that would be a worthwhile procedure, or would you suggest that I do something else?
[16:56] <jack_spratt> erUSUL: no it says file not found
[16:56] <Majix> yoooooooooooooooooo
[16:56] <jack_spratt> erUSUL: but the file exists
[16:56] <anderson> oi
[16:56] <anderson> tudo bem
[16:57] <erUSUL> jack_spratt: the other option is from grub promt do find stage1
[16:57] <erUSUL> jack_spratt: then do root (whatever the other command outputs) and finaly setup (hd0)
[16:57] <erUSUL> !grub | jack_spratt all explained here iirc
[16:58] <jack_spratt> erUSUL: Ill try that again. Give me tick
[16:58] <fufu> what html editor can I install?
[16:58] <erUSUL> jack_spratt: in the how to recover grub after... link
[16:58] <Pici> !html | fufu heres a few
[16:58] <n8tuser> jack_spratt-> what does find / -name stage1
[16:58] <spree> Sorry I missed my reply, no doubt. I am looking for the file where the old connection information is stored for wireless networks under Wireless in Network Connections. i have an enormous list of old wireless hotspots that i need to clean up.
[16:59] <waj> hi all
[16:59] <spree> sure, i could click delete and click ok for each one, but that's going to take maybe an hour
[16:59] <spree> trying to avoid carpal tunnel
[16:59] <waj> im arjun, i started using Ubunyu Ultimate from last month, Absolutely loving it
[17:00] <waj> *Ubuntu
[17:00] <jack_spratt> n8tuser: OK, hang on, gotta boot the machine
[17:01] <n8tuser> spree-> configs are located in /etc/network/interfaces
[17:02] <spree> ok
[17:04] <erUSUL> spree: i think that NM use gconf to store that details... use gconf editor
[17:05] <Neosano> moya, moymoy?
[17:05] <erUSUL> spree: maybe in /->system->networking
[17:05] <erUSUL> spree: inside gconf-editor
[17:07] <jack_spratt> erUSUL: 'find stage1' has hung for > 5mins now. looks like ill have to restart
[17:08] <kubasz> what is the best ide to c++
[17:08] <erUSUL> !best | kubasz
[17:08] <dpreacher> ^mNotIntelligent hello
[17:08] <erUSUL> !info anjuta | kubasz
[17:08] <^mNotIntelligent> dpreacher, hey buddy
[17:08] <alpha20> hi, I screwed up ,my /etc permissions so I am going for a fresh installation. Is there a way to keep all my installed applications ??
[17:09] <joaopinto> !clone | alpha20
[17:09] <kubanc> hey! what's the best bluetooth application, connecting to mobile phone via ubuntu 8.04
[17:10] <brendan_2> hello, world.
[17:10] <dpreacher> ^mNotIntelligent that external drive got detected with the most silliest of fixes. I just re-plugged it, to check for /var/log/messages changes...and just on re-plugging, it got detected and i was given an option to view contents in file manager
[17:10] <jack_spratt> erUSUL: restarted and did it again, this time file not found
[17:10] <dpreacher> ...and to think I'd to write a blog post on that
[17:10] <alpha20> ubottu, it will work on the same machine after a fresh install right ? I'm just confirming ..
[17:10] <spree> how do i protect my dns servers in resolv.conf from being changed when i connect to a different network? i don't want dhcp changing it
[17:10] <jack_spratt> n8tuser: find / -name stage1 returns file not found
[17:11] <calum> spree, hang on a moment - I had this problem, let me see what I did!
[17:11] <aworkman> does anyone know why a box with LVM would show 633GB used on one filesystem but then using du -x -c -h would only show 25GB used?
[17:11] <alpha20> ubottu, hmm.. fine
[17:12] <^mNotIntelligent> dpreacher, omg! so silly and we did try to fix it in other ways.... :-)
[17:12] <jack_spratt> erUSUL, n8tuser: why would grub not be able to find these things and yet be able to boot as far as this prompt?
[17:12] <erUSUL> jack_spratt: :| then try the other route. with the chroot
[17:12] <burntresistor> where do i find nautilus
[17:12] <jack_spratt> erUSL: I think it may be easier just to reinstall :( :(
[17:13] <spree> burntresistor, by default, you are using nautilus if you open any file folder
[17:13] <jack_spratt> erUSUL: I have all my files still accessible, if I copy them into my new user directory what will I lose?
[17:13] <calum> spree, open up /etc/dhcp3/dhclient.conf with a root editor, ie sudo nano /etc/dhcp3/dhclient.conf or similar
[17:13] <spree> burntresistor, if you want to manually open it just type nautilus & in the terminal
[17:13] <spree> calum, ok
[17:13] <calum> spree: and then add a line: prepend domain-name-servers 212.57.232.6, 212.57.232.5
[17:14] <spree> calum, i have my own i'll use instead
[17:14] <spree> cool
[17:14] <calum> Ubuntu will still do its stuff, but your DNS servers will be hit first
[17:14] <calum> spree, yeah, sorry, I should have said replace with your own!
[17:15] <erUSUL> jack_spratt: if backup your home you will only loose the tweaks in /etc/ should be minor issues unless you use many server software and the like
[17:15] <dpreacher> ^mNotIntelligent yep we did...and thanks to you, for taking interest anyways.
[17:15] <Hans_Henrik> http://pastebay.com/56158  that code worked like a year ago with 8.04 ubuntu :p but not sure if this is right place to ask
[17:15] <hamza_> hello everyone! :)
[17:15] <d_> I need to set up a private connection between two networks.  I want to use ssh.  How do I set up my system as a server so someone can access my system?  Do I need to port forward from my router to my desktop/server?  do I need a satic Ip address to do port forwarding?  thanks.
[17:16] <jack_spratt> erUSUL: So when kubuntu is installed in a fresh copy I just copy over everything from my old /home directory? overwriting whats there wont cause any problems? they're both going to be kub 9.04
[17:16] <megabraker_> #remote exploit
[17:16] <^mNotIntelligent> dpreacher, you're welcome
[17:16] <erUSUL> jack_spratt: there shouldn't be any problems... copy everything (hidden files too)
[17:16] <nerdy_kid> hey, how do I mount different sessions on a CD? thanks
[17:16] <^mNotIntelligent> !hi | hamza_
[17:17] <d_> megabraker: was that directed to me?
[17:17] <genii> d_: openssh-server on the machine, forward port 22 to it from router. Helps to have a static outside IP but if you don't something like dyndns or no-ip works
[17:17] <megabraker_> could any body give me the remote exploit chanel
[17:17] <genii> d_: For dyndns and others like it, package ez-ipupdate
[17:18] <jack_spratt> erUSUL:OK, I think thats what ill do. Sigh. I spent about 7hrs on this yesterday, and I had to work (php dev) all day today on my netbook (the horror). All I did to cause all these problems in the first place was plug an HDD into a different IDE cable, and then when it didnt work move it back. But alas. So it goes.
[17:18] <d_> genii, I was told to use a high port number.  low port number could be used to hack root.  is this true?
[17:18] <megabraker_> #remote-exploit
[17:18] <guntbert> megabraker_: please STOP that
[17:18] <d_> Genii, I would everydns, but my router has the client software built in for dyndns.
[17:18] <erUSUL> jack_spratt: good luck with the reinstall
[17:19] <jack_spratt> erUSUL: thanks very much. And thanks for all your help
[17:19] <erUSUL> no problem
[17:19] <jack_spratt> n8tuser: thanks for your help earlier :)
[17:19] <genii> d_: It *is* good practice to use a port other than 22 on the router, (something unused over 1024 for instance) and then forward that internally to 22 on the server
[17:20] <jack_spratt> Out of interest, anyone know how kubuntu compares to pardus?
[17:20] <kubanc> what's the best bluetooth application, connecting mobile phone to notebook on ubuntu 8.04
[17:20] <genii> d_: Basically it just helps to make brute-force ssh login attempts more difficult to execute when it can't find anything responding on 22
[17:20] <d_> Genii, ok, um, how do I do that?  Also, I have three comptuers on my router.  how do I dentify the computer I want to use.
[17:21] <NetMan5> how come windows xp does not see my samba network share in network neighborhood unless I type \\hostnameOfMyBox in the address bar?
[17:21] <d_> genii, i understand what you are saying, but I dion't know how to actually do it.
[17:21] <daivana> what terminal comand I have to tipe in so I can instal a tar.bz2 file?
[17:22] <erUSUL> !compile | daivana
[17:22] <daivana> thank you :)
[17:22] <erUSUL> daivana: better use a precompiled package if you can
[17:22] <daivana> wll I dont have
[17:22] <erUSUL> daivana: what are you trying to install ?
[17:22] <daivana> I try to instal thwe new Fire fox 3d webgl
[17:22] <d_> genii could you help me?
[17:23] <Juzzy> I have a remote firewall with a sangoma t1 card that's badly outdated (ub 7.10). Is it possible to rebuild the kernel modules for a kernel that I need to upgrade to?
[17:24] <Juzzy> to make matters worse, the repo's are dead
[17:24] <Juzzy> so I'm going to have to take the hardy source.list and upgrade to it
[17:24] <erUSUL> Juzzy: you can find the repos for upgrading in old-releases.ubuntu.com
[17:25] <Juzzy> erUSUL: ya, same problem though
[17:25] <JeoTheLeo> hello
[17:25] <Juzzy> I need a way to compile my t1 card's drivers, so when it reboots into the new kernel, it'll have them for the internet
[17:25] <JeoTheLeo> is anyone here experienced with intel graphics accelerator?
[17:25] <erUSUL> Juzzy: what problem ? you point your sources to old-releases upgrade to latest packages and then dist-upgrade to 8.04
[17:26] <genii> d_: Most modern routers have the feature of assigning an IP to lan computer based on it's MAC address. In this way the computer can always be set to auto-get an address but always rec eives the same one. Then you use this as the IP which to forward for instance something like port 45678 incoming on router to port 22
[17:26] <erUSUL> Juzzy: which is LTS and has a nice long support cycle ;)
[17:26] <Juzzy> erUSUL: read what i said.
[17:26] <genii> d_: Apologies on lag, work required me
[17:27] <Juzzy> erUSUL: My -true- problem is the t1 card's drivers (kernel modules) will not exist when i reboot to a new kernel
[17:27] <Juzzy> thus I'd have to fly out there to fix it
[17:27] <genii> d_: The mechanisms for how you specifically will need to set these things up is largely dependent on your router make/model/features so I would suggest to consult it's owner manual
[17:28] <erUSUL> Juzzy: then you are stuck with an old distro
[17:28] <Juzzy> erUSUL: I was hoping for something more creative
[17:28] <JeoTheLeo> is anyone here experienced with intel graphics accelerator?
[17:29] <Juzzy> like a fakeroot / kernel rebuild on a ub 8.04 box locally, etc
[17:29] <Juzzy> I guess I'll do more googling ;(
[17:30] <scrub> im tossing around an idea.  i got just about every movie you can think of and unlimited storage space.   if you were to goto a website that offered free movie downloads and saw a donation sign would you donate?
[17:30] <Guest35176> yes, I would
[17:32] <calum> Hi folks: is there a simple way of doing a hard reset on your optical drive?
[17:32] <ahabman> Hi. What's the easiest way to observe if a file has been modified/saved, then run a command against it?  inotify?
[17:33] <treyh> you guys know about any bugs where rdesktop makes audio choppy
[17:33] <eager_geek> Ahabman, use diff
[17:33] <compgenius999> I just tried to install a splash screen
[17:33] <compgenius999> now gnome wont work anymore
[17:33] <compgenius999> how do i fix it?
[17:33] <spree> bruenig, log out of root, connecting to irc as root is a bad idea.
[17:33] <genii> eager_geek: For a diff, you need something to compare it against
[17:34] <d_> Thanks genii.  sorry abotu the lag also... was on the phone.
[17:34] <compgenius999> somebody?
[17:34] <bruenig> spree: mind your own business, thanks
[17:35] <ahabman> eager_geek, I was hoping for something to run continuously and watch some files. Diff would have to be on a very short cron right?
[17:35] <compgenius999> i tried to install a splash screen now gnome isnt starting and usplash spammed me with errors, then i got loads of /dev/null errors and got dropped into a teminal...
[17:35] <eager_geek> genii, i may have misunderstood the question
[17:35] <d_> genii, so how do I identify a specific computer on my router.  I have three.
[17:35] <sipior> ahabman: yes, inotify will do what you want. consider installing the inotify-tools package: there may be things there you can use.
[17:35] <calum> ahabman, can your programs move your file into a different place when changed?  That way all A has to do is move it into place, and B has to just check for its existence and then delete it when done.
[17:36] <compgenius999> :(
[17:36] <ahabman> sipior, I'll check out that package.  Calum, nope, nothing that sophisticated, yet.
[17:36] <compgenius999> come on, nobody is helping me with my gnome
[17:37] <genii> d_: On most routers, you can view current machines which have been given a DHCP number by the router. They most often have the name which you gave to the box as the "machine name" or so, thats usually how i identify them. But you can also do it by knowing the MAC of the machine you want to utilize (found by ifconfig in linux)
[17:37] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[17:37] <sipior> compgenius999: how about giving some details, like the precise /dev/null error message? or were we supposed to guess all the details?
[17:37] <compgenius999> -bash: /ev/null: Permission denied
[17:38] <compgenius999> i meant
[17:38] <compgenius999>  /dev/null
[17:38] <eager_geek> compgenius999, you may have to re-instal X
[17:38] <compgenius999> ouch
[17:38] <compgenius999> i only installed ubuntu yesterday
[17:38] <sipior> compgenius999: and what are the current permissions on /dev/null? (ls -l /dev/null)
[17:38] <ahabman> calum, I just notices inoticoming "trigger actions when files hit an incoming directory".  Sounds like what you were mentioning.
[17:38] <compgenius999> i only tried to install a splash screen so i dont get why /dev/null is messed up
[17:39] <compgenius999> crw-------------- 1 root
[17:39] <mnemoc> hi, can i ask dpkg to remove possible caches of stuff? i have the / full and it doesn't even allow me to remove packages :-\
[17:39] <sipior> compgenius999: try "sudo chmod a+rw /dev/null"
[17:39] <compgenius999> mnemoc use sudo
[17:39] <eager_geek> compgenius999, at the shell, re-install try purging the Splash installations and re-install X
[17:40] <mnemoc> compgenius999: the disk is full, dpkg crashes
[17:40] <megabraker> #remote-exploit
[17:40] <compgenius999> eager_geek i don't think my internet works without gnome
[17:40] <Liam> Hello.
[17:40] <GSF1200S> anyone know how to launch the policy kit gui?
[17:41] <Liam> On ubuntu, will my hardware work without any drivers?
[17:41] <Liam> Its pretty standard software.
[17:41] <eager_geek> compgenius999, your net should work without gnome
[17:41] <compgenius999> i broke the splash screen
[17:42] <compgenius999> in gnome configuration editor
[17:42] <_Trinity_> hi all
[17:42] <d_> genii, will check it out.
[17:42] <compgenius999> i'm still getting the same /dev/null errors
[17:42] <compgenius999> and i rebooted
[17:42] <compgenius999> nope looks like my wireless is dead
[17:43] <compgenius999> tried to ping google and got unknown host
[17:43] <DJCharlie> Afternoon all. Can someone please help me with a small problem?
[17:43] <Bodsda> Hi, if I have launched a program from the terminal like so: totem&  How can I remove any link between that program and the terminal... If I was to close the terminal, totem would exit, how can I prevent this?
[17:44] <ActionParsnip> can you ping 209.85.229.147
[17:44] <Bodsda> !ask | DJCharlie
[17:44] <DJCharlie> Bodsda, try nohup
[17:44] <ActionParsnip> compgenius999: can you ping 209.85.229.147
[17:44] <compgenius999> gconf-editor gives me display errors
[17:44] <calum> ahabman, I was reminded of this story: http://thedailywtf.com/Articles/A-Problem-at-the-Personal-Level--More.aspx - the second story down.
[17:44] <Bodsda> DJCharlie: after the program has launched? nohup totem
[17:44] <Keo> my ubuntu has a windows logo on it what do i do
[17:44] <DJCharlie> No, Bodsda, try nohup <program name> &
[17:44] <erUSUL> !details | Keo
[17:44] <compgenius999> connect: network is unreachable
[17:45] <Guest35176> irony at it's best
[17:45] <Bodsda> DJCharlie: the problem is, I have already launched the program. Is there any way to do this after the program has already been launched?
[17:45] <ltcabral> hey i need help... when my ubuntu is loading the graphic interface it shows some weird color lines and freezes... doesnt even get to login screen... last time i logged off it said something about reajusting resolution or something... can someome help me to fix this? (im using X from CD)
[17:45] <erUSUL> Bodsda: run it with « nohup totem & »
[17:45] <Keo> i installed ubuntu on windows 98 but i rebooted and now my ubuntu has the windows stuff still but none of my stuff is on it
[17:45] <eager_geek> compgenius999, how are you chattin on IRC with your gnome crashed?
[17:45] <DJCharlie> Bodsda, not that I'm aware of. You may just have to kill the program and restart it with nohup.
[17:45] <Bodsda> erUSUL: yeah, but... I have already run it like totem&
[17:45] <Bodsda> DJCharlie: oh :( ok cheers :)
[17:45] <d_> genni do I need to turn of dchp?
[17:46] <sipior> eager_geek: some folks have more than one computer, you know?
[17:46] <Bodsda> eager_geek: irssi on tty1?
[17:46] <erUSUL> Keo: used wubi ?
[17:46] <Guest35176> ltcabral: Try vga 777 on boot
[17:46] <megabraker> irc.freenode.net
[17:46] <compgenius999> eager_geek i'm using a windows laptop
[17:46] <ltcabral> Guest35176: uh? where do i change that?
[17:46] <Pici> megabraker: This is freenode.
[17:46] <compgenius999> my other computer has dead gnome
[17:46] <Keo> erusuli donno i clicked install and it did a bunch of stuff and now i have ubuntu but it has windows all over it
[17:47] <Guest35176> ltcabral: you should also check if apic needs to be disabled
[17:47] <ltcabral> Guest35176: how do i do that too? :P
[17:47] <erUSUL> Keo: you clicked on an exe in windows 98 ?
[17:47] <DJCharlie> Ok, long story short: Trying to set up a voicemail system (VOCP), but vgetty is behaving strangely. When the phone rings, it just sits there and replies with "mdm_read_byte: read returned -1: Interrupted system call" instead of picking up. Full details (including logs) are here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1269650 - So can someone PLEASE help?
[17:47] <megabraker> yes could you please help to you use freenode
[17:47] <erUSUL> !wubi | Keo
[17:47] <megabraker> pici
[17:47] <ActionParsnip> compgenius999: try booting to live cd, then rename all the gnome and gconf folders in you internal drive
[17:47] <Keo> i downloaded it from ubuntu.com
[17:47] <Pici> megabraker: yes?
[17:47] <compgenius999> i don't have the live cd
[17:47] <compgenius999> if i did i would jsut reinstall
[17:48] <compgenius999> ah great...
[17:48] <compgenius999> i cant edit menu.lst
[17:48] <d_> compgenius999: down load it.
[17:48] <burntresistor> im such a noob how do i open natilus the guide for installing twonky says Open nautilus. Usually the desktop will have an icon called ‘personal folder’ or ‘homefolder’. Double-click on this icon
[17:48] <eager_geek> compgenius999, try Ctrl-Alt-F7
[17:48] <ahabman> calum, nice
[17:48] <Guest35176> ltcabral: you can input it via command line as a boot option
[17:48] <ActionParsnip> compgenius999: do you have any live CDs at all, even a gentoo minimal will do
[17:48] <compgenius999> does nothing eager_geek
[17:48] <compgenius999> ActionParsnip all my live cd's rbroken
[17:48] <erUSUL> Keo:so you burned the iso on a cd. booted your computer with it and installed it ?
[17:49] <compgenius999> the disk driveo n this windows box has gone fault
[17:49] <compgenius999> faulty*
[17:49] <compgenius999> and isnt burning valid disks
[17:49] <ActionParsnip> compgenius999: download one then, a puppy linux disk will do
[17:49] <compgenius999> i can't
[17:49] <sipior> DJCharlie: you're better off asking the folks who wrote the software you're working with, i think.
[17:49] <dwatkins> burntresistor: nautilus is the file manager.
[17:49] <Keo> erusul no i download a thing from ubuntu.com that said everything you need to install ubuntu
[17:49] <compgenius999> this wont burn a disk
[17:49] <ltcabral> Guest35176: so i enter text mode and type what?
[17:49] <ActionParsnip> compgenius999: then you need another system to get one
[17:49] <d_> compgenius999 down load to usb drive
[17:50] <compgenius999> my computer doesnt boot off a usb
[17:50] <DJCharlie> sipior, the problem isn't with VOCP, it's with vgetty/mgetty, which is a part of the OS.
[17:50] <compgenius999> i tried
[17:50] <Guest35176> ltcabral: Try vga 777, if that doesn't work try noapic
[17:50] <DJCharlie> compgenius999: Been there. You just have to knuckle down and get a new CD drive.
[17:50] <ltcabral> Guest35176: ok ill restart and do that... any other suggestions for plan B?
[17:50] <d_> compgenius999: did you adjust your boot sequence in rom?
[17:50] <Keo> oh god what is all of this
[17:50] <Keo> pls help there are naked women on my computer
[17:50] <sipior> DJCharlie: then consider filing a bug against the package.
[17:51] <d_> keo!!! let me see! le me see!!!
[17:51] <ltcabral> Guest35176: it was working before.. maybe something is missconfigured
[17:51] <sipior> DJCharlie: (which isn't technically "part of the OS", btw)
[17:51] <DJCharlie> sipior: Tried that, and it got marked as closed, no explanation.
[17:51] <compgenius999> d_ my bios doesnt support usb booting
[17:51] <compgenius999> i tried everything
[17:51] <Keo> d i donno how i dont have a camera
[17:51] <DJCharlie> I've even emailed the maintainer, and got a bounce message back.
[17:51] <d_> Compgenius999 I think you are in a bad way.  not sure if there is a fix.
[17:51] <sipior> DJCharlie: time to consider other options, perhaps
[17:52] <Guest35176> ltcabral: without more information that is all i can say...see if you get any messages about problems when it is loading
[17:52] <DJCharlie> sipior: Any suggestions on an alternative?
[17:52] <compgenius999> i dont have a working cd-rom to burn a live cd :(
[17:52] <Keo> OMG IS UBUMTU A VIRUS
[17:52] <ltcabral> Guest35176: doest it help if i get Xorg.0.log?
[17:53] <Keo> NORTON IS BEEPING
[17:53] <d_> compgenius999: do you have a floppy that is working?
[17:53] <eager_geek> compgenius999, can you post me your /etc/X11/xorg.conf file
[17:53] <Keo> I THINK ITS A VIRUS
[17:53] <FloodBot2> Keo: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:53] <genii> Keo: Please stop trolling
[17:53] <BuGo_laptop> what package ubuntu uses as monitor resolution and multiple monitors manager>?
[17:53] <compgenius999> keo, everybody knows norton is a virus
[17:53] <sipior> DJCharlie: does asterisk not do what you need?
[17:53] <Pici> Keo: Are you done? I'd expect a more professional attitude to someone who is an operator in other linux channels.
[17:53] <compgenius999> eager_geek how am i supposed to pastebin it
[17:53] <Pici> s/to/from/
[17:53] <JStoker_> Keo, Lol! Doesn't norton not run under linux? :P
[17:53] <Guest35176> ltcabral: that would be helpful
[17:53] <DJCharlie> sipior: No, it requires special hardware, and we can't afford that.
[17:53] <ActionParsnip> Keo: its ubuntu too, if you must troll at least spell it right
[17:54] <Keo> Pici, Meh, I'm bored.
[17:54]  * dwatkins hands Keo a bridge to sit under
[17:54] <Keo> My very own bridge! Thank you!
[17:54] <Bodsda> Hi guys. After removing some packages for cegui and ogre development apt told me to run an autoremove, but when I tried to, the package list that ot was going to remove included g++ and g++-4.3 -- are these deprecated or is apt being stupid and trying to remove something i need?
[17:54] <eager_geek> compgenius999, yes, privately to me.
[17:54] <d_> eager_geek: if compgenius99 has a working floppy, he can get tinycore linux... if that will help to restore
[17:54] <scrub> so i have a question.   am i able to have my laptop hooked up to my tv while using unbuntu?   maybe a dumb question but the evil windows does it but i cant here
[17:54] <compgenius999> i DO have a working floppy
[17:55] <mikejet> I'm very happy that i've been able to set my keyboard www/mail/search keys to VolumnMute, VolumnUp, & VolumnDown.
[17:55] <ltcabral> Guest35176: hm... any idea on how can i read the Xorg.0.log from this graphic mode from CD?
[17:55] <jrib>   compgenius999 why can't you just use recovery mode again?
[17:55] <compgenius999> but not a flopy on nay other machine
[17:55] <compgenius999> because
[17:55] <compgenius999> grub deosnt give me a menu
[17:55] <jrib> compgenius999: you press escape while booting to get a menu
[17:55] <compgenius999> and now i can't edit menu.lst to edit the timeout
[17:55] <ActionParsnip> Bodsda: if they arent needed then apt will remove it, you can reinstall g++ by installing build-essential
[17:55] <megabraker> i need help in frrenode
[17:55] <d_> compgenius99 go private with eager_geek .   he has more exp then me.
[17:55] <Bodsda> scrub: yes. It would just be using the TV as a monitor, not sure what sort of xorg trickery you might need though
[17:56] <Bodsda> ActionParsnip: ah hah, that makes sense :) apt has kicked me in the balls with this sort of thing before so I was just checking, thanks mate
[17:56] <jrib> compgenius999: but even then you should be able to get to a tty instead of logging into gnome
[17:56] <megabraker> i need help in frrenode
[17:56] <oth> hello i am new to ubuntu and wanted to install eclipse 3.5 but it seems only have 3.4 :(
[17:56] <scrub> bodsda:  thanks yeah i just wanted to know if i was wasting my time trying.  ill mess with and and figure it out
[17:56] <megabraker> i need help with  frrenode
[17:56] <oth> megabraker: #freenode ?
[17:56] <megabraker> ok
[17:56] <ActionParsnip> Bodsda: g++ is not essential to the system so can be reinstalled if necessary
[17:57] <Bodsda> ActionParsnip: gcc is though yeah?
[17:57] <ActionParsnip> !info gcc
[17:57] <Bodsda> optional ay
[17:57] <Bodsda> interesting
[17:57] <Bodsda> ok thanks a lot ActionParsnip
[17:58] <ActionParsnip> Bodsda: its only a compiler so no
[17:58] <ltcabral> Guest35176: all i can remember is that direct rendering failed
[17:58] <Bodsda> ActionParsnip: yes, but it is part of the tool chain needed to build the system (if compiling own kernel) no?
[17:58] <janhouse> There is bug with /dev/input/uinput on ubuntu jaunty. Right mouse button gets blocked or jammed sometimes when at the same time other keys are pressed on keyboard.
[17:58] <Keo> Uhh, dwatkins... I put the bridge on I-35W over the Mississippi and it fell over.
[17:58] <ActionParsnip> yes you'll need it then, you can reinstall it with buildessential
[17:58] <Bodsda> Keo: can you be bored in #ubuntu-ot please.
[17:59] <Keo> Just thought you should know.
[17:59] <Bodsda> ActionParsnip: brillaint, thanks.
[17:59] <Guest35176> ltcabral: you may want to make sure that you installed the right graphics drivers and remove incorrect ones
[18:00] <Guest35176> ltcabral: are you using integrated graphics?
[18:00] <ltcabral> Guest35176: how can i know that
[18:00] <janhouse> There is bug with /dev/input/uinput on ubuntu jaunty. Right mouse button gets blocked or jammed sometimes when at the same time other keys are pressed on keyboard.
[18:01] <janhouse> any developers here?
[18:01] <ltcabral> Guest35176: like i said.. it was working before... right before it turn off it displayed a message moving a screen a bit to the right and something about resolution
[18:03] <Guest35176> ltcabral: it may deal with the display, enter these commands in your terminal.... lspci -v | less
[18:03] <Guest35176> ltcabral: tell me the readout
[18:04] <puddles> howdy
[18:04] <ltcabral> Guest35176: http://pastie.org/624790
[18:05] <d__> genii will you be in the room for a while?
[18:05] <genii> d__: I am nominally /away because work requires me often today. But I am around and will respond to querstions, etc, just perhaps not in a timely fashion
[18:06] <Guest35176> ltcabral: you have intel integrated graphics, make sure that you do not have anything such as nvidia-glx or nv installed
[18:06] <Guest35176> ltcabral: I meant nv running a driver, you can have nv installed, just not in use
[18:07] <ltcabral> Guest35176: well it should help if i reinstall intell graphics right? whats its package?
[18:07] <Kuba> Hey
[18:08] <tt> exit
[18:08] <tt> blutt
[18:08] <ltcabral> Guest35176: btw my resolution is 1280x720
[18:08] <K4rl> hey, what's the file to upgrade mirror addresses?
[18:08] <Kuba> Is it possible to turn off ctr+w shortcut (close window, working at least for firefox, nautilus)
[18:08] <joaopinto> !upgrading
[18:09] <Guest35176> ltcabral: intellinuxgraphics.org has drivers
[18:09] <Kuba> sorry for my question, it was stupid ;P
[18:09] <ltcabral> Guest35176: well i need something possible in text mode :P
[18:09] <d__> genii, great thanks.  I REALLY appreciate the time.  especially if you are juggling work also.
[18:09] <Dr_Willis> Kuba:  i just noticed its alt-f4 here to close window.. :)
[18:10] <Kuba> Dr_Willis: Firefox has ^q as well
[18:10] <Guest35176> ltcabral: use lynx...  sudo apt-get install lynx
[18:10] <ltcabral> Guest35176: ok... ill go there and try... if i cant do it ill come back here... thanks :)
[18:11] <Explodus__> Trying to mount a squashfs and receiving [ 3636.380822] SQUASHFS error: Major/Minor mismatch, trying to mount newer 4.0 filesystem
[18:11] <Explodus__> [ 3636.380835] SQUASHFS error: Please update your kernel
[18:11] <Explodus__> anybody come across this?
[18:11] <Napst3r> GUYS .... GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOGLE a little bit plz
[18:12] <Napst3r> instead of waiting answer here...that'd be enough to find it with GOOGLE and do some interesting stuffs too
[18:12] <Explodus__> is that because you don't know Napst3r ?
[18:12] <Explodus__> very helpful that is
[18:13] <d__> genii, ok, so I am in my router and I see how to port forward.  I think .  there is a tutorial at port forward.com  I can't find a list of all the mac addresses.  I am using a linksis wrt54gs.  There is an option to clone a mac address.  I assume that is not what I want.
[18:13] <K4rl> deb http://security.debian.org/ etch/updates main contrib <- what can I replace that with, it seems that it keeps giving me errors and it mentions that address when apt-getting
[18:13] <d__> going to try ifconfig in terminal.
[18:13] <ActionParsnip> K4rl: i doubt you are using etch
[18:14] <K4rl> That's what's in /etc/apt/sources.list though, ActionParsnip
[18:14] <Liam> 46 minutes until ubuntu is downloaded :D
[18:14] <ActionParsnip> K4rl: etch is a debian release
[18:14] <Liam> And then im formatting, installing ubuntu, and then installing all the applications -.-
[18:14] <Bodsda> Liam: have fun :)
[18:14] <ActionParsnip> K4rl: So should not be in there at all
[18:14] <Pici> !google | Napst3r
[18:15] <Liam> Bodsda - Will my hardware work, like no driver installations needed?
[18:15] <Guest35176> cannot get pan to load comp.os.linux
[18:16] <Snerf> I have 9.04 desktop setup, and I am trying to disable the screen saver from kicking in, and no matter what options I set, it comes back in 2 hours, any help appreciated
[18:16] <Bodsda> Liam: unless you have state of the art hardware you should be fine. I have a 2.3ghz amd quad core and an Nvidia 9800GT -- no issues with my install
[18:16] <ActionParsnip> Snerf: its in system -> prefs  -> screensaver
[18:16] <Dr_Willis> Snerf:  i recall having to disable dpms ages ago to get that effect.. but i dont recall the details.
[18:17] <Liam> Ahh good.
[18:17] <ActionParsnip> Snerf: make sure you are the owner of all the data in ~
[18:17] <Liam> Im downloading it now and tomorrow im formatting and then installing Bodsda
[18:17] <Liam> =]
[18:17] <K4rl> ActionParsnip: ehehehe, ok, I removed it now, I can upgrade stuff now, thanks :)
[18:17] <Liam> Should be good.
[18:17] <Bodsda> Liam: yep, if you have any problems just ask in here. Most of us in here should be able to give you a hand
[18:17] <ActionParsnip> K4rl: dont mix debian with ubuntu, you will get issues
[18:17] <Snerf> ActionParsnip, it is disabled there, it still kicks in
[18:18] <Dr_Willis> Snerf:   could try '   xset -dpms  '
[18:18] <Liam> Bodsda - Thank you so much =] Im hoping linux will be fun, and nicer than windows :P
[18:18] <Dr_Willis> Snerf:  is it the screensaver kicking in.. or the monitor powering off?
[18:18] <Bodsda> Liam: fun -- hehe it is :)
[18:19] <ActionParsnip> Snerf: check ownerships of files
[18:19] <ActionParsnip> Snerf: +1 for Dr_Willis' question
[18:19] <Snerf> no, the monitor is not powering off
[18:19] <Snerf> how do I check the ownership of the files?  and which files?
[18:19] <Dr_Willis> Snerf:  dpms hsa several modes.. it could be kicking in a low power mode.. befor it powers off.
[18:20] <Snerf> soryI know ow to check.. I meant, wich files
[18:20] <Dr_Willis> Snerf:  try that setting and see I guess.  it wont hurt.
[18:20] <Gadfly> Hello all. I'm trying to wget a file from within rc.local, but it doesn't seem to be working. http://pastebin.ca/1574152 any ideas why this isn't working? If I run it as root, it works as designed.
[18:20] <Snerf> lemme check Dr_Willis
[18:20] <Liam> Bodsda - Is it more difficult than windows, or is it the same sort of thing?
[18:20] <Dr_Willis> Gadfly:  could be rc.local is running befor network is up and going fully.. perhaps make it wait about 30 sec...
[18:21] <Bodsda> Liam: it is no more difficult as long as you are willing to learn and to forget your bad windows habits :)
[18:21] <Liam> =D
[18:21] <Bodsda> Liam: head into #ubuntu-beginners if you wanna chat bout it
[18:21] <Liam> thanks
[18:21] <Snerf> Dr_Willis, when doing 'xset -dpms' it returns saying "unable to open display"
[18:21] <SuperDefenderX> !foo
[18:21] <Dr_Willis> Gadfly:  you proverly should make that huge disaster of a rc.local script in to a stand alone script and call it from rc.local.
[18:21] <Dr_Willis> Gadfly:  that would be a bit cleaner I think and easier to test.
[18:22] <lakotajames> is it safe to skip the blacklist checks by compiz?
[18:22] <Marco_> anyone here who is using an ich southbridge?
[18:22] <Pici> Gadfly: Also, are you sure that your network interfaces are up when the script is running?
[18:22] <Gadfly> wouldn't wget error if there's not ip?
[18:22] <Dr_Willis> Gadfly:  it may be - and you are looseing the error output.
[18:22] <Gadfly> shouldn't it be captured?
[18:23] <Marco_> or, it uses for its sound card snd-hda-intel ?
[18:23] <Dr_Willis> No idea. I always launch simple scripts from rc.local  Your example is way more complex then anything i see normally done.
[18:23] <Pici> Gadfly: Check your wget log
[18:23] <genii> d__: Some research into this model shows the default firmware does not have the "assign IP by MAC" type feature. In this case you have basically 2 options... assign one manually on the computer itself and then exclude that specific one from being assigned on the router... or (the route I would go) replace the router firmware with one that has that feature, like dd-wrt or Tomato
[18:25] <Yoe> there is no MIPS version of Ubuntu, right?
[18:25] <BuGo_laptop> what package ubuntu uses as monitor resolution and multiple monitors manager?
[18:25] <burntresistor> Has anyone used twonky it wont install when i click on the  .sh file
[18:25] <dwatkins> Yoe: Google seems to think there is
[18:25] <Gadfly> adding sleep 30 worked
[18:26] <Gadfly> eth0 wasn't up
[18:26] <softwizz> hi - need help with full cfg of ubuntu 7.10
[18:26] <Yoe> dwatkins: I did google, but I couldn't find any specifics, which is why I'm asking here
[18:26] <ActionParsnip> Yoe: 7.10 is dead
[18:26] <d__> genii, thanks for looking that up.  uggg... this is so complex.  ok, do you have a preff for dd-wrt or tomato?  you seem to know your stuff.
[18:26] <Snerf> Dr_Willis, when doing 'xset -dpms' it returns saying "unable to open display"
[18:26] <ActionParsnip> !eol | yoe
[18:26] <Dr_Willis> Snerf:  run it as the user that ran X.. not as root or any other user I guess
[18:27] <Yoe> ActionParsnip: er, you mean it used to exist, but does not anymore? Right, that's what I was looking for
[18:27] <softwizz> unfortunately I thought I needed to build something on 7.10, because of config probs
[18:27] <ActionParsnip> Yoe: it does exist, just very hard to get updates
[18:27] <Yoe> right, thanks
[18:27] <Snerf> Dr_Willis , same error
[18:27] <Dr_Willis> Snerf:  it works fine here..
[18:27] <Dr_Willis> Snerf:  open a new terminal and try it?
[18:28] <Guest8182> hi all, i can't run ubuntu after last update, it is possible that computer was turned off while update was running. i am now on netroot shell from recovery and joined ubuntu from terminal. how can i repair all packages? fix broken packages and repair xorg from recovery didnt work
[18:28] <ActionParsnip> Guest87366: sudo apt-get -f install
[18:29] <softwizz> @yoe, what is oldest ubuntu release I can be sure of full updates for?
[18:29] <ActionParsnip> apadox: sudo apt-get -f install
[18:29] <apadox> thx
[18:29] <genii> d__: I only used Tomato once before, but dd-wrt quite often so I would be inclined to suggest it first
[18:29] <ActionParsnip> softwizz: s/he's gone
[18:30] <softwizz> any answer, anyone?
[18:30] <Dr_Willis> Hmm.. xset dpms force off   Turns off my moniotors. :)
[18:30] <Dr_Willis> !lts | softwizz
[18:30] <softwizz> ta!
[18:30] <Spike1506> !cloak
[18:31] <apadoxx> ActionParsnip: i get 0 install 0 upgrade .. everything zero
[18:31] <JuJuBee> If I setgid on /home/someuser/public_html to www-data does that mean any file or folder created in public_html/ will have www-data set as the group?
[18:31] <Spike1506> how do you get such a nice ubuntu member cloak?
[18:31] <Pici> !member | Spike1506
[18:31] <Spike1506> ty Pici
[18:31] <Pici> Spike1506: You need to be a member to qualify for one :)
[18:32] <antoniorg> ola
[18:32] <ActionParsnip> apadoxx: could run: sudo apt-get --reinstall install ubuntu-desktop
[18:32] <antoniorg> kien ai
[18:32] <apadoxx> thx
[18:33] <Spike1506> Pici, yeah reading that now. ill hope to become one some day ;)
[18:33] <DreamsofanEagle> Ok, I have a problem :/
[18:34] <kevin|demarest> how do I delete an extra  account on wiki.ubuntu.com?
[18:34] <bostikforever> kevin|demarest just type delete in the wiki search bar
[18:34] <DreamsofanEagle> For some screwball reason, Myspace and Veoh vids will not play
[18:34] <DreamsofanEagle> heck, they don't even load
[18:35] <trijntje> DreamsofanEagle, what format are those vids in?
[18:35] <d__> thanks genii.  I am checking them both out.
[18:36] <Spike1506> DreamsofanEagle, did you try and close all instances of your browser?
[18:36] <DreamsofanEagle> *shrugs* dunno
[18:36] <DreamsofanEagle> yes, I've loaded, reloaded and everything
[18:36] <ltcabral> hey... can anyone help me with this problem? my ubuntu was working until i restart it... it displayed some message about resolution and moved screen a bit to the right. Now it doesnt even display log in screen, just some weird colored lines and freezes... this is my Xorg.0.log? http://pastie.org/624815
[18:36] <DreamsofanEagle> nothing works
[18:36] <linhhoncuacat_89> can i do? set java
[18:36] <Dr_Willis> DreamsofanEagle:  and other flash sites work?
[18:36] <DreamsofanEagle> Youtube does
[18:36] <DreamsofanEagle> Mega-video loads too
[18:37] <linhhoncuacat_89> java
[18:37] <acalvo> Hi
[18:37] <Dr_Willis> DreamsofanEagle:  ive seen some sites use some sort of lame way of pushing comercials   during their videos.. that causes problems.
[18:37] <Dr_Willis> DreamsofanEagle:  some of those sites did work for me Opera.
[18:37] <acalvo> how do I uninstall ubuntu desktop and install ubuntu server?
[18:37] <kevin|demarest> bostikforever: have you ever deleted an account?
[18:37] <DreamsofanEagle> http://www.justdubs.net/section.php?id=59 is the site where I attempt to watch
[18:38] <Dr_Willis> acalvo:  you realiuze that youc an install most services on the 'desktop' edition.
[18:38] <jdolan> hi, why can't i click "Add" under "VPN Connections" in the network manager applet?
[18:38] <DreamsofanEagle> Myspace didn't have any adds last I knew, but Veoh does
[18:38] <tyler_d> I am interested in finding out if a program is installed in 64 or 32 bit mode?
[18:38] <ActionParsnip> jdolan: try running nm-applet with gksudo
[18:39] <azlon> how can i list the connections my server is giving out? it is acting as a dhcp server
[18:39] <Snerf> Dr_Willis , ok, ran it in a terminal and that ran fine.
[18:39] <jdolan> ActionParsnip: should i kill the one that is running first?
[18:39] <Spike1506> acalvo, i would say: sudo apt-get remove ubuntu-desktop
[18:39] <Spike1506> im not sure if there is a thing like sudo apt-get isntall ubuntu-server
[18:39] <Dr_Willis> Snerf:  how else were  You trying to run it? from the console? that wouldent work. :)
[18:39] <Dr_Willis> Snerf:  unless you set the DISPLAy variable first..
[18:39] <Snerf> yes, from the console :)
[18:39] <Dr_Willis> Snerf:  X fundamentals.
[18:39] <Dr_Willis> :P
[18:40] <ActionParsnip> tyler_d: try: file `which <app name>`
[18:40] <acalvo> Spike1506, well, I'll try
[18:40] <Dr_Willis> you failed to mention that  part.  heh.
[18:40] <Snerf> well, I had a blonde moment then
[18:40] <ActionParsnip> tyler_d: e.g.  file `which gedit`
[18:40] <Alexia> Hi all
[18:40] <ActionParsnip> tyler_d: if the output is a link, then you'll have to redo the file command with the file it links to
[18:41] <lozban> is there a channel for karmic questions?
[18:41] <Pici> lozban: #ubuntu+1
[18:41] <Snerf> Dr_Willis . so is that all I need to do, and just want and see?
[18:41] <lozban> Pici, thanks
[18:41] <Snerf> want=wait
[18:41] <Dr_Willis> Snerf:  unless you can think of some othet way to test it. :) i sure cant.
[18:41] <Snerf> Dr_Willis :) ok,, thanks..
[18:42] <trijntje> DreamsofanEagle, we cannot realy help if you dont know what the filetype is
[18:42] <ltcabral> hey... can anyone help me with this problem? my ubuntu was working until i restart it... it displayed some message about resolution and moved screen a bit to the right. Now it doesnt even display log in screen, just some weird colored lines and freezes... this is my Xorg.0.log? http://pastie.org/624815
[18:42] <acalvo> Dr_Willis, didn't get what you've said
[18:42] <DreamsofanEagle> trijntje: how do I find out what file type it is?
[18:42] <acalvo> mmm ok
[18:43] <anothergit> I'm trying to boot windows and ubuntu. when I try to install windows on my fat32 partition at the end of the disk windows gets made and wants to write to the start of the disk. if I have windows as the first partition will everything be happy?
[18:43] <untitled> good evening, just wanted to ask why there are almost no updates in ubuntu 9.04 release? (or any other, maybe?)
[18:44] <ActionParsnip> anothergit: doesnt matter, grub will manage it
[18:44] <azlon> how can i list my dhcp connections the computer is leasing out?
[18:44] <trijntje> DreamsofanEagle, you could try to download the file. I checked your link, i cannot see anything eigther
[18:44] <azlon> or list a routing table of some sort
[18:44] <anothergit> actionparsnip, on the windows partitioner it won't let me continue until I remove the linux partitions
[18:44] <sasalli> Hello. I'm trying to install "radeonhd" drivers to radeon x1800xt. But i could'nt succes. here is my xorg.conf file http://paste.ubuntu.com/275400/ . and Xorg.0.log http://paste.ubuntu.com/275399/ . thanks for help!
[18:44] <ActionParsnip> azlon: route is the command
[18:44] <DreamsofanEagle> did you click one of the episodes?
[18:44] <ActionParsnip> anothergit: is there unpartitioned space?
[18:45] <Steil> cisco vpn client is not workign someone help plz?
[18:45] <ltcabral> hey... can anyone help me with this problem? my ubuntu was working until i restart it... it displayed some message about resolution and moved screen a bit to the right. Now it doesnt even display log in screen, just some weird colored lines and freezes... this is my Xorg.0.log? http://pastie.org/624815
[18:45] <anothergit> actionparsnip, no there's no freespace on the hd. my partitions are 30gig ext3, 35 gig ext3, 1 gig swap, rest fat32
[18:45] <trijntje> DreamsofanEagle, try episode 7
[18:45] <Alexia> ltcabral, did you recently try to install or compile a new video driver?
[18:45] <ltcabral> Alexia: dont think so...
[18:46] <ActionParsnip> anothergit: windows isnt intelligent to resize, you will need to use livecd to resize
[18:46] <Alexia> ltcabral, did the update manager update anything before the restart
[18:46] <ltcabral> Alexia: no it didnt
[18:46] <azlon> ActionParsnip: route brought up 192.168.0.0, this machine's ip is 192.168.0.1, but i have another linux system on the network with the ip of 192.168.0.2 it's gateway set to 192.168.0.1... shouldn't this work?
[18:46] <DreamsofanEagle> trijntje: , nothing doing
[18:46] <ltcabral> Alexia: i think i changed something related to metacity - emerald... but not sure if it was the reason
[18:46] <anothergit> actionparsnip, so if I leave like a gig of freespace at the beginning windows will be chill. and later I can just delete that and use grub only, right?
[18:46] <Alexia> ltcabral, thats probably what it was
[18:46] <ActionParsnip> anothergit: or just remove the fat32 partition if that is destined to have windows
[18:47] <Alexia> ltcabral, did you try to enable compiz?
[18:47] <trijntje> DreamsofanEagle, thats strange, new ubuntu install?
[18:47] <DreamsofanEagle> yes
[18:47] <ltcabral> Alexia: hm... maybe
[18:47] <anothergit> actionparsnip, thanks I'll try both of these ideas
[18:47] <ltcabral> Alexia: actually it was enabled arleady... i remember the wolby windows
[18:47] <Rasteiro> anybody can help me about ubuntu partner program?
[18:47] <DreamsofanEagle> like I said, youtube and others work fine, myspace vids do not
[18:47] <azlon> ActionParsnip: i am able to ping the machines both ways, but no connection sharing (following this tutorial: http://mail.google.com/mail/?ui=2&view=bsp&ver=1qygpcgurkovy)
[18:47] <ActionParsnip> azlon: sounds fine, sounds like you are setting up ICS
[18:47] <ActionParsnip> !ics | azlon
[18:47] <trijntje> DreamsofanEagle, but youtube works? from what i see it is just a flash movie
[18:47] <azlon> ActionParsnip: trying to
[18:47] <Alexia> ltcabral, the log you posted shows that direct rendering failed
[18:48] <Alexia> ltcabral, so that would definitely cause some problmes
[18:48] <Alexia> ltcabral, which graphics card do you have?
[18:48] <ltcabral> Alexia: yes... how can i fix it
[18:48] <ltcabral> Alexia: intel
[18:48] <Alexia> ltcabral, ok so just integrated graphics
[18:48] <ltcabral> Alexia: yes
[18:48] <Alexia> ltcabral, can i pm you
[18:48] <DreamsofanEagle> trijntje: yeah, its a flash movie, but its one of the few that won't load
[18:49] <ltcabral> Alexia: sure
[18:49] <notlistening> anyone having issues with cd drives immediatly closing after opening in 9.04 unstable?
[18:49] <DreamsofanEagle> trijntje: infact, firefox is slow to respond with it opening
[18:49] <rski> notlistening: what's 9.04 unstable, you mean 9.10? goto #ubuntu+1
[18:49] <DasEi1> notlistening: jaunty is stable and gives me no probs in cd
[18:49] <trijntje> DreamsofanEagle, and no problems with youtube at all?
[18:50] <DreamsofanEagle> not really
[18:50] <loula> bonsoir
[18:50] <crackheadjunky> hello, im back
[18:50] <crackheadjunky> ActionParsnip: are you still around?
[18:51] <ActionParsnip> crackheadjunky: sup
[18:51] <crackheadjunky> hey bud
[18:51] <crackheadjunky> ActionParsnip: i got a new image from ubuntu, and the md5sum is good
[18:51] <notlistening> 9.04 unstable is with the proposed updates ;)
[18:51] <trijntje> DreamsofanEagle, try making a new FF profile and see if that works
[18:51] <crackheadjunky> ActionParsnip: here is a linky to the issue that was reported to ubuntu
[18:51] <notlistening> did not know what to call it
[18:51] <crackheadjunky> ActionParsnip: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-1233751.html
[18:51] <DreamsofanEagle> Firefox profile I assume, how do i do that?
[18:51] <crackheadjunky> ActionParsnip: same problem
[18:52] <notlistening> i am running mythbuntu
[18:53] <trijntje> DreamsofanEagle, yes, a firefox profile, you should google how to do that, i dont know from the top of my head
[18:53] <Bodsda> is there any wya to tell apt to download a certain package form a ppa instead of from the official repos? A package that is not yet installed
[18:54] <ActionParsnip> crackheadjunky: try bootoptions
[18:54] <ActionParsnip> !bootoptions | crackheadjunky
[18:54] <Rasteiro> can somebody help me with partner program??
[18:54] <Pici> Bodsda: ppas should be using versioning that makes them look newer than the packages in the repos.
[18:54] <ActionParsnip> crackheadjunky: or disable hardware in bios
[18:54] <markl_> does this @!#%^@$ empathy client have a channel here?
[18:54] <crackheadjunky> ActionParsnip: which hardware should i disable? apic?
[18:54] <markl_> is it possible to make irc work with empathy?
[18:55] <Bodsda> Pici: so it should take it from the repo by default?
[18:55] <preetam> i am planning to upgrade my laptop OS from ubuntu 8.04 to 8.10 and then to 9.04. I am using a Dell Vostro 1400 laptop with nvidia graphics card..
[18:55] <ActionParsnip> crackheadjunky: as much as you can
[18:55] <preetam> please advise whether i should upgrade or not
[18:55] <Pici> Bodsda: The PPA repo? Yes, it should.  Check apt-cache policy to compare version numbers from each repo
[18:55] <crackheadjunky> ActionParsnip: there isnt much i can disable, i will look into bootoptions
[18:55] <ActionParsnip> crackheadjunky: stuff like sound too
[18:55] <ActionParsnip> crackheadjunky: and lan
[18:57] <Bodsda> Pici: can you give me an example? deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/andrewfenn/ogredev/ubuntu jaunty main  is one of the repo's i have in there, how could I compare the versions of say 'libcegui-dev'
[18:57] <Pici> Bodsda: apt-cache policy libcegui-dev
[18:57] <crackheadjunky> ActionParsnip: i see i am going to have to do it when it boots off the image, and im going to try that first... thanks
[18:58] <DreamsofanEagle> trijntje: I just now did that, still same results
[18:58] <DreamsofanEagle> slow, unresponsive, and will not load :/
[18:58] <pleo> #uml
[18:59] <odd> oamo
[18:59] <Bodsda> Pici: so that shows which one will be installed yeah?
[18:59] <Pici> Bodsda: That shows you whats available in the repositories that are on your computer.
[18:59] <pleo> is any free software for uml diagrams ?
[18:59] <LjL> !info umbrello | pleo
[19:00] <sabat> I have multiple folders with .svg files in them. I want to take every .svg under 60k in the multiple folders, and put them in a new folder called "allsvg" but there is also going to be duplicates, like main1.svg might be in it multiple times. so I Want it to append a character on those, like main1-1.svg main1-2.svg, and so on. Any ideas?
[19:00] <Bodsda> Pici: ok, and that shows which one is newer and thus which will be installed. Brilliant, thanks Pici
[19:01] <trijntje> DreamsofanEagle, In that case I dont know, you should ask again giving the information you just found out
[19:01] <LjL> sabat: the "--backup" option of "mv" ("man mv") should help you with appending characters; to decide which files to move to begin with, you could use "find"
[19:01] <DreamsofanEagle> whats weird is that its completely laggy when I have that page open, backing out doesn't work and I'm forced to shut down firefox
[19:02] <oscurochu> I am using Ubuntu 8.04 and when I press quit from the gnome menu, i see logout, lock screen, switch user, hibernate, restart, and shutdown. how can i suspend?
[19:03] <trijntje> DreamsofanEagle, sounds like a problem with flash, but that can't be if youtube works well. I have no idea what it could be, sorr
[19:03] <trijntje> *y
[19:04] <DreamsofanEagle> is there another version of flash player than this SWF or whatever it is?
[19:04] <romoy> blah
[19:05] <Amalgam> blah?
[19:06] <trijntje> DreamsofanEagle, yes, install flashplugin-nonfree, i thought you had that installed
[19:06] <devnull> hello ... was wondering why i am getting this in 9.04 all the time  hub 1-0:1.0: Cannot enable port 7.  Maybe the USB cable is bad?
[19:06] <Guest12540> its messing with my usb trackball and it is annoying
[19:06] <DreamsofanEagle> I did
[19:07] <DreamsofanEagle> trijntje: I installed whatever FF wanted to install
[19:07] <devnull_> still waiting for my usb mouse to start working ... takes like 5 mins after boot before it works
[19:07] <trijntje> DreamsofanEagle, you have flashplugin-nonfree installed? can you check in synaptic?
[19:08] <DreamsofanEagle> one sec
[19:08] <devnull_> and fantastic work on the new xserver that doesn't support the previous fglrx drivers ... that wasnt smart at all
[19:08] <DreamsofanEagle> Yes, it is installed
[19:09] <ltcabral> hey... can anyone help me with this problem? my ubuntu was working until i restart it... it displayed some message about resolution and moved screen a bit to the right. Now it doesnt even display log in screen, just some weird colored lines and freezes... this is my Xorg.0.log: http://pastie.org/624815 and this is the xorg.conf: http://pastie.org/624855
[19:09] <DreamsofanEagle> trijntje: But the SWF libs arn't
[19:09] <DreamsofanEagle> SWF decoder libs rather
[19:09] <devnull_> ltcabral .... what drivers for your graphics card ?
[19:09] <trijntje> DreamsofanEagle, same here so that cannot be the problem
[19:09] <ltcabral> devnull_: intel?
[19:10] <DreamsofanEagle> correction, they are, most recent version :/
[19:10] <devnull_> ltcabral ... what did you change since the last restart ?
[19:10] <ltcabral> devnull_: i remember i changed something about metacity - emerald
[19:10] <ltcabral> devnull_: not sure if it caused the problem tho
[19:10]  * DreamsofanEagle is missing something
[19:10] <devnull_> hmm ... in my mind that shouldn't mess up X though ... those are after your login
[19:11] <devnull_> did you update drivers or your conf file ?
[19:11] <devnull_> for xorg ?
[19:11] <romoy> meow meow
[19:11] <devnull_> romoy .. right meow
[19:11] <Pici> romoy: Do you have a question?
[19:11] <cgroza> romoy,???
[19:11] <romoy> nope
[19:11] <romoy> im testing out some stuff
[19:12] <cgroza> romoy,are you here to help?
[19:12] <Pici> romoy: Best to test in another channel thats not as busy as here, like ##test, or ##romoy
[19:12] <romoy> solid
[19:12] <romoy> later
[19:13] <cgroza> romoy,if you are not here to help please leave this channel.
[19:13] <crackheadjunky> this sucks, my gateway netbook wont install linux over usb pendrive
[19:13] <crackheadjunky> definitely need a usb rom drive
[19:13] <treyh> can you guys link a bash script that randomly selects #1 or #2
[19:14] <ltcabral> devnull_: dont think so
[19:14] <crackheadjunky> anyone here have a gateway netbook?
[19:15] <ltcabral> devnull_: did u see the log file
[19:15] <mangr3n> So my permissions seemed to have gotten screwed up because I edited the /etc/group file directly
[19:15] <mangr3n> I now have sudo access again
[19:16] <devnull_> ltcabral, don't see much wrong there ... maybe you need a newer dri version
[19:16] <Pici> treyh: Probably best to ask in #bash :)
[19:16] <n8tuser> i just got hold of a pc with supposedly HT single core.. single core is still one cpu right? what will the HT do to improve if any?
[19:16] <mangr3n> currently I can't use the update manager to update packages anyone know what group you have to be a member of for that to work?
[19:17] <mangr3n> sudo works, and it does challenge me for the root password
[19:17] <devnull_> anyone have any ideas for why USB is an issue in 9.04 and my touchpad is also having issues
[19:17] <devnull_> hub 1-0:1.0: Cannot enable port 8.  Maybe the USB cable is bad?
[19:17] <devnull_> all day long this is in my dmesg
[19:17] <AnxiousNut> i have uninstalled a package, i want to reinstall it from ubuntu live CD, how can i do that? (i dont want to download that package)
[19:17] <devnull_> it is annoying as hell
[19:18] <devnull_> ltcabral, see if you can disable glx
[19:18] <mangr3n> anyone have a link to a discussion of permissions/groups/users for Ubuntu 9?
[19:18] <n8tuser> AnxiousNut-> use the cdrom as the source, add it sources list
[19:18] <devnull_> should i try a kernel channel ?
[19:19] <crackheadjunky> devnull_: i have the same issue with the usb install with 9.04
[19:19] <devnull_> crackheadjunky, yea it is annoying ... no problems in any other version though right ?
[19:19] <sandile> hi
[19:19] <crackheadjunky> devnull_: it hates my bios being pnp, i disabled everything
[19:19] <devnull_> crackheadjunky, what did you disable ?
[19:19] <ltcabral> devnull_: can i install a new driver from text mode?
[19:19] <jonah> I am having issues accessing an ntfs partition with partition manager; freezes immediately after attempting to recognize partitions in live install; I can access partitions in jaunty live, though the moment I try to use Gparted to access them while unmounted, become unmountable and gparted locks
[19:20] <devnull_> ltcabral, the new xorg conf is odd to me ... i would just disable glx and see if you can get your display up
[19:20] <crackheadjunky> devnull_: i disabled everything in the menu under like f6 during install, and it still failed due to it not being able to contact my ata1
[19:20] <crackheadjunky> devnull_: really gay
[19:20] <ltcabral> devnull_: ok... how can i disable that?
[19:20] <devnull_> crackheadjunky, i agree this is stupid ... why all of a sudden are their problems that werent there before
[19:20] <ltcabral> devnull_: ill restart and try again
[19:21] <devnull_> ltcabral, okay ... i will be here
[19:21] <crackheadjunky> devnull_: so i am stuck trying to find a usb rom drive to install it or install it via network, and i dont know how to do that
[19:21] <ltcabral> devnull_: first tell me how can i disable glx lol
[19:21] <devnull_> crackheadjunky, if you are having trouble installing ubuntu because of your usb you can add commands to the boot to disable apci and all that stuff ... might work for you
[19:21] <Like> hi
[19:21] <devnull_> look up boot params for the livecd
[19:22] <ZmAY> how do i unrar multiple files from torrent into 1, in bash
[19:22] <ltcabral> devnull_: ?
[19:22] <omabena> how can i change the screen resolution, im justing ubuntu jaunty on a mac
[19:22] <devnull_> ltcabral, sorry not for you
[19:22] <devnull_> for crackheadjunky
[19:22] <ltcabral> devnull_: ok... how do i disable the glx :)
[19:23] <devnull_> you need to write your own xorg.conf
[19:23] <devnull_> and not include glx
[19:23] <devnull_> ltcabral, you are in ubuntu 9.04 ?
[19:23] <ltcabral> devnull_: yes
[19:23] <crackheadjunky> devnull_: i disabled apic, acpi, all of it. it still didnt work. its a bug, that has been reported on this netbook. makes me wonder why i bought this one... other than its the best one out there yet..
[19:23] <Like> devnull_,  sudo force_start=1 /etc/init.d/apport restart to debug
[19:23] <devnull_> ltcabral, do you have any other version of an xorg.conf from a previous version of ubuntu ?
[19:24] <devnull_> Like,  thank you
[19:24] <ltcabral> devnull_: no
[19:24] <crackheadjunky> devnull_: im going to try minimal install over internet and change the image file from iso to img with isoburn
[19:24] <jonah> I am having issues accessing an ntfs partition with partition manager/initial installer; freezes immediately after attempting to recognize partitions in live install; I can access data on and mount both partitions in jaunty live, though the moment I try to use Gparted to access them while unmounted, partitions become unmountable (through automated Gnome mounting) and gparted locks
[19:24] <devnull_> crackheadjunky, you are trying to install off of a mounted image ?
[19:25] <devnull_> jonah, maybe the ntfs support isn't full
[19:25] <cgroza> !codecs
[19:25] <crackheadjunky> devnull_: yes on my usb stick
[19:25] <jiohdi3> anyway to set num lock button on boot up?
[19:25] <devnull_> crackheadjunky, do you have a cdrom ?
[19:25] <devnull_> jiohdi3, yes .. if you do a search on google you will find it
[19:26] <jonah> devnull_ : care to elaborate?
[19:26] <devnull_> jonah, the only thing i can think of is the ntfs drivers aren't working
[19:26] <crackheadjunky> devnull_: no, i dont, its a netbook
[19:26] <devnull_> jonah, by default i have to install support for ntfs on my install
[19:26] <devnull_> crackheadjunky, yea i figured
[19:26] <devnull_> crackheadjunky, it just won't boot from the usb at all ?
[19:26] <Like> jonah,  what are you doing on gparted live or what is you want
[19:27] <crackheadjunky> devnull_: yes it does, but it faults with a bios error, and acpi and ata1 issues
[19:27] <ltcabral> devnull_: so what should i do?
[19:27] <cgroza> how do i boot from a usb?
[19:27] <devnull_> crackheadjunky, you can via the boot prompt disable acpi and atal
[19:27] <jonah> like: i have a former windows intall that became unrecoverable; I am looking to format the system partition and retain my data partition
[19:28] <devnull_> ltcabral, only because i am not 100% sure on this ... you should read how to write your own xorg.conf file ... or find one on the ubuntu forums
[19:28] <daevski> [ubuntu 9.04] Just installed X-Chat using Package Installer GUI, but I can't find where it's installed (want to apply a theme...)
[19:28] <crackheadjunky> devnull_: i did that when the image mounted as if to choose between live image, and installing it. if you press f6 it gives you options to disable all that
[19:28] <devnull_> daevski, /usr/
[19:28] <ltcabral> devnull_: but will ubuntu 9.04 read it?
[19:28] <devnull_> crackheadjunky, yea ... and still no go ?
[19:28] <crackheadjunky> devnull_: nope
[19:28] <devnull_> ltcabral, yes it will i am using an xorg.conf file from when i had ubuntu 8.04
[19:28] <ltcabral> devnull_: 9.04 it seems to dont rely on that file for configurations...
[19:28] <jonah> like: would settle for sacrificing all, though at this junction, I have been unable to do any work with the unmounted system partition in live without crashing Gparted
[19:29] <daevski> devnull_ -- thank you
[19:29] <devnull_> ltcabral, if you modify xorg.conf it will use it
[19:29] <ltcabral> devnull_: i have a good xorg.conf in a virtual machine with suse... any idea on how can i access it from this livecd?
[19:29] <crackheadjunky> devnull_: its all good, i need to take a break from it anyways... driving me crazy all day
[19:29] <crackheadjunky> devnull_: thanks bud... have a great one
[19:29] <devnull_> I am unfortunately not using the latest XORG with 9.04 ... i downgraded my XORG to the previous version in 8.10 so i could have FGLRX
[19:29] <jonah> like:attempting to boot the 9.04 install disc yields the same lockup at the same point, when it attempts to analyze the partitions on local drives
[19:29] <Utopiah> hi #ubuntu , is there a PDF reader client that supports URL arguments? like http://MyServer/SharedLibrary/MyBook.pdf#page=8 opens at page 8?
[19:30] <devnull_> like ... btw any thing i should be looking for now that i restarted the crash handler ?
[19:30] <ska178> i'm trying to use Transmission to download a torrent. It connects to the peers but sits at idle, no downloading. does someone know a solution to this problem? i've tried looking on the forums but I couldn't find anything
[19:30] <ActionParsnip> Utopiah: adobe acrobat will, ots proprietary but works
[19:31] <devnull_> ska178, maybe the tracker can't connnect you to the peers
[19:31] <devnull_> might not be you ... might be the peers
[19:31] <ActionParsnip> ska178: try closing transmission then renaming ~/.config/transmission
[19:31] <devnull_> ska178, try downloading a torrent for a file with like 100 seeders and see if you get anywhere
[19:31] <ska178> devnull, that problem should only persist with one torrent then correct? it's happening to any torrent I try to download
[19:31] <Utopiah> ActionParsnip: ok, then http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-install-adobe-pdf-reader-with-plug-in-for-mozilla-firefox-in-feisty-fawn.html ?
[19:31] <ska178> devnull, i'll try that ty
[19:31] <devnull_> ska178, ah .... try ActionParsnip response
[19:31] <Like> see frist http://bblank.thinkmo.de/blog/archive/2008/09/13/pv-grub-and-partitions & reboot again iff gparted dont crash jonah
[19:32] <Utopiah> (basically sudo apt-get install acroread mozilla-acroread acroread-plugins )
[19:32] <john112> hi how do i update things in terminal
[19:32] <ActionParsnip> Utopiah: you wont be running feisty, its dead
[19:32] <nperry> I'm getting some very ugly messages about udev symlinks when I boot, any idea which log i could find this in please?
[19:32] <ActionParsnip> john112: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get upgrade
[19:32] <shane2peru> john112: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[19:32] <devnull_> john112, apt-get update .... apt-get upgrade ??
[19:32] <Bodsda> john112: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[19:32] <devnull_> hahah
[19:32] <john112> thanks
[19:32] <devnull_> you guys were quick on that
[19:32]  * shane2peru blows his keyboard pistol. lol
[19:32] <john112> ha
[19:32] <ActionParsnip> Utopiah: http://ardownload.adobe.com/pub/adobe/reader/unix/9.x/9.1.2/enu/AdbeRdr9.1.2-1_i486linux_enu.bin
[19:33] <Utopiah> apt-get won't work?
[19:33] <devnull_> now to just get my usb mouse working without problems again
[19:33] <ZoeyMarie> Is the keyserver down or something?
[19:33] <devnull_> I am almost considering reinstalling and going back down to 8.10
[19:33] <shane2peru> Utopiah: you need sudo with apt-get
[19:33] <shane2peru> devnull_: ati problems?
[19:33] <devnull_> sorry Utopiah you need sudo in front of the commands
[19:34] <Utopiah> eh yes I know
[19:34] <devnull_> shane2peru, not ati problems ... i have the previous XORG so i can use FGLRX perfectly fine ... i am having usb issues
[19:34] <Like> ActionParsnip,  where are the topic pls paste mf
[19:34] <devnull_> mouse goes in and out and isn't working right now at all
[19:34] <Utopiah> what I mean is why a binary packaged on acrobat website if there is a packaged
[19:34] <mangr3n> could someone privately read to me their /etc/group file.  I need to add some basic missing groups and I need them with the right group id's so I don't completely hose my system
[19:34] <ActionParsnip> !topic | Like
[19:35] <shane2peru> devnull_: hmm, that is annoying, I would think downgrading your xorg, would unstabalize things worse?
[19:35] <devnull_> mangr3n, before you do that .... why do you need to do this
[19:35] <devnull_> shane2peru, no it is fine actually
[19:35] <devnull_> the new XORG isnt great at all
[19:35] <devnull_> it isn't worth having on a system at the moment
[19:35] <ZoeyMarie> Does anyone know if the keyserver is down? I've been trying to request a key for a software source but it's not going through...
[19:35] <mangr3n> cause I made the mistake of manually editing that file to add a user to the group, and I think at the same time the users/groups tool was pointing at the file
[19:35] <shane2peru> devnull_: hmm, that is odd, you mean the xorg that comes with 9.04?
[19:35] <devnull_> not to mention the new FGLRX doesn't work with anything but he latest ATI cards
[19:36] <devnull_> shane2peru, yea i am not using the xorg that comes with 9.04
[19:36] <devnull_> because of the ATI issues
[19:36] <Wicked> when is 9.10 supposed to be released?
[19:36] <shane2peru> devnull_: they don't work that great with the new ati cards, mine was a disaster
[19:36] <devnull_> and the open source ATI drivers worked great in 8.10 but suck ass in 9.04 to the point i can't use them
[19:36] <Utopiah> thanks ActionParsnip and #ubuntu
[19:36] <Pici> !9.10  | Wicked
[19:36] <devnull_> shane2peru, yea it is a disaster
[19:36] <shane2peru> devnull_: the only fix for me was the proprietary drivers
[19:36] <fufu> how do i check if wireshark is installed?
[19:36] <shane2peru> devnull_: however my xorg on this box is fine, intel
[19:36] <Wicked> thanks Pici :)
[19:36] <devnull_> shane2peru, yea i used the proprietary driver, but to do that i needed to downgrade X
[19:37] <mikejet> Does xchat support SSL going to this #ubuntu channel?
[19:37] <mangr3n> the other option is to look at the /etc/group file in the live cd, but I'm not sure how to do that, that's an alternative any suggestions?
[19:37] <shane2peru> devnull_: I have leaned to hate ati. :)
[19:37] <dwatkins> fufu: is it in the menu in applications -> internet?
[19:37] <devnull_> shane2peru, hehe .. i always loved AMD but now that they have fucked ATI up , i am not happy with them
[19:37] <devnull_> i have learned to hate ATI since the start ... now i am hating AMD
[19:37] <dwatkins> !language | devnull_
[19:37] <shane2peru> !language | devnull_
[19:37] <Pici> mikejet: No, freenode (our irc network) does not support ssl currently.
[19:37] <devnull_> SORRY guys
[19:37] <devnull_> my bad
[19:37] <devnull_> frustration
[19:37] <fufu> no. thnks im going to install it
[19:37] <shane2peru> devnull_: right, I don't think I will be going with anymore amd, and certainly not ati
[19:37]  * devnull_ washes his mouth out with <soap>
[19:37] <mikejet> Pici : Thanks for the info.
[19:38] <shane2peru> devnull_: they have killed any market share they had with Linux
[19:38] <devnull_> yes they just did
[19:38] <Zykotic-K9> I tried asking in #vbox - no answer.  I'm running into a problem with VirtualBox 3.0.6's "Disable Mouse Integration" (DMI), on both OpenSolaris & Ubuntu guests (Ubuntu host).  Once I select DMI the mouse cursor disappears in the guest OS.  It is a USB mouse, if I try grabbing the mouse through VBox's USB interface - mouse pointer disappears and it's difficult to get it back in the Host system.  I also tried disabling USB support in the VM - no
[19:38] <Zykotic-K9> change. Any suggestions?
[19:38] <shane2peru> devnull_: I installed their 9.9 driver, and it wouldn't install, left me with a bad system, I dug out their old proprietary driver and installed that.
[19:39] <nperry> I'm getting some very ugly messages about udev symlinks when I boot, any idea which log i could find this in please?
[19:39] <devnull_> shane2peru, problem is the old FGLRX driver does not work with XORG
[19:39] <devnull_> and the new FGLRX doesn't support like any cards
[19:39] <oscurochu> When I go to system->admin->login window, the window apears and then disappears. here is what the terminal spits out: http://pastebin.com/m6546ab58
[19:39] <shane2peru> devnull_: so, could very well be the driver is a mess too
[19:39] <shane2peru> devnull_: right
[19:40] <ska178> devnull, I tried to download a different torrent and I'm still having problems trying to download anything with Transmission
[19:40] <devnull_> the drivers are a mess .... but my usb issues started after install of 9.04 and before my downgrade to the previous XORG so i am pretty sure they aren't linked
[19:40] <tasslehoff> anyone dual booting os x (snow leopard) and ubuntu?
[19:40] <devnull_> ska178, did you do what the other person said ... move your transmission conf file out of that folder and let it set it up again
[19:40] <shane2peru> ska178: is it possible your router or modem or isp is blocking the ports that run torrent stuff?
[19:40] <devnull_> tasslehoff, i wish i was :)
[19:41] <ska178> no, I must've switched windows by the time that happened i'll look throug hchat
[19:41] <tasslehoff> devnull_: hehe. don't know how to interpret that statement :)
[19:42] <devnull_> tasslehoff, hehe ... i wish i had a max :)
[19:43] <heatmzzr> can anyone suggest a program i can use to view work camera remotely. Use wavereader in windows but need something that will work in linux
[19:44] <jonah> like: to clarify, I have no successfully booting OS other than live sessions, and without the ability to access the hdd partitions, can I still install grub to the ntfs partition?
[19:44] <movela> can i install an OS thru  vbox? i ran out of blank cds...
[19:44] <ZoeyMarie> Can anyone tell me why puredata (audio programming program) crashes when I try to set Jack as the audio thingie?
[19:44] <ActionParsnip> jonah: sure you can
[19:45] <Like> u can put (grub) in the place of you want but linux have a restore disk downloable from the net if you want make
[19:45] <jiohdi3> movela, you can use a USB stick
[19:45] <jonah> ActionParsnip: via file copy?
[19:45] <movela> how do i  go about using an usb stick? btw its windows i am going to install...
[19:45] <ZoeyMarie> Does anyone know if the key server (for PPA keys) is down?
[19:46] <percX> ZoeyMarie: no but it takes some time :-D
[19:46] <jiohdi3> movela, there is a program called etunbootin which allows you to put an iso file on a usb stick
[19:46] <ActionParsnip> jonah: no, yoy will install grub but then you'l need to configure it to use the config on the other disk (may be possible)
[19:46] <movela> jiohdi3: thanks.. i will try that...
[19:46] <jiohdi3> movela, its available in linux and windows versions
[19:46] <ZoeyMarie> percX: when I tried to add it via the command line, it comes back saying that the keyserver was not responding. Do I need the key to use the program?
[19:46] <nicklas_> hello, are there any reposes you can add except philip5 s that has cutting edge software?
[19:47] <Richard_Martin> I have Ubuntu running on my netbook, can I download this OS to my Desktop?
[19:47] <percX> ZoeyMarie: strange
[19:47] <cmdbbq> I am using the epiphany webbrowser and cannot, due to a bug, edit abou:config directly; i don't know much about this, but is there a way i can get tot he text file that abou:config modifies and change it manually?
[19:47] <percX> i tried to get akey a few hours ago
[19:47] <percX> and it took some time
[19:47] <percX> but it worked
[19:47] <percX> i don't know
[19:47] <tasslehoff> devnull_: :)
[19:47] <Pici> ZoeyMarie: You can try using pool.sks-keyservers.net if you cannot connect to keyserver.ubuntu.com
[19:47] <cmdbbq> to be clear, i cannot type about:config in the URL bar and modify it in the browser
[19:47] <Zykotic-K9> movela, it's actually called unetbootin
[19:47] <movela> jiohdi3: i use linux now. i will try to put this stripped down xp in the usb stick. thanks alot
[19:48] <a103132>  the terminal is not able to compile the programm from emacs; so how can i start kwrite from the terminal?
[19:48] <movela> unetbootin thanks!
[19:48] <ZoeyMarie> Pici: I'll try that. :)
[19:48] <jiohdi3> movela, in ubuntu, there is a program in administration that does it too
[19:48] <jonah> ActionParsnip: my fear is that the partition is horribly corrupt, and that is what is causing my troubles... is this a potential problem?
[19:49] <jonah> I'm going to try to implement a few of these solutions, and I'll come back with more info
[19:49] <movela> jiohdi3: i thinks its just for the OS intsalled...
[19:49] <ZoeyMarie> Pici: that worked perfectly, thanks. :)
[19:49] <jiohdi3> movela, it gives you options to install other iso too
[19:49] <ejjlatenord> I have question how to get in to OS windows xp  telnet ???
[19:50] <kevin|demarest> is there a pdf reader that runs in a terminal?
[19:50] <ejjlatenord> how get password and ip
[19:50] <Like> jonah im offtopic now
[19:50] <movela> jiohdi3: how do i go about that?
[19:50] <jonah> Like: sorry, thank you
[19:50] <jiohdi3> movela, when you run the program it asks you for the iso source file
[19:51] <ejjlatenord> how get in windows ???
[19:51] <ejjlatenord> telnet or  other program
[19:51] <gasull> Hi all.  Can anybody please tell me why do I get this output in /var/log/messages when I run pon Bluetooth?: http://dpaste.com/95775/  Thanks
[19:51] <percX> vnc
[19:51] <movela> jiohdi3: aptoncd is what your referring to right?
[19:52] <ejjlatenord> thanks
[19:52] <jiohdi3> movela, not that I know of....
[19:52] <jiohdi3> movela, sorry, lunch time is over... got to go
[19:52] <qman4life> hey guys would need for speed work on linux?
[19:52] <movela> thanks
[19:53] <Zykotic-K9> qman4life, for questions about "will this MS game work under linux" check out http://appdb.winehq.org/
[19:53] <cmdbbq> !vnc
[19:53] <qman4life> thanks zyko-im 2 lazy to type ur full name. thanks tho
[19:53] <elvtars> kevin|demarest: search in kmandla.wordpress.com He has a lot of posts about terminal apps.
[19:53] <kevin|demarest> thanks
[19:55] <ZoeyMarie> Can anyone tell me why puredata (audio programming program) crashes when I try to set Jack as the audio?
[19:55] <lakotajames> my friend needs helps setting up the bluetooth for her phone.  it doesn't show the second tab where you can turn on the visiblility of the computer.
[19:56] <gasull> Nobody?
[19:56] <devnull_> ??
[19:56] <a1fa> ? 9.10
[19:57] <Pici> a1fa: #ubuntu+1
[19:57] <ejjlatenord> i have ubuntu and my freinds delete my data and he have windows xp i must get in and tray delete his  data  please help me
[19:57] <a1fa> what is the 9.10 support channel?
[19:57] <a1fa> thanks
[19:57] <devnull_> ejjlatenord, sorry i don't do WINDOWS
[19:57] <devnull_> or basements :)
[19:57] <xps9000> lol
[19:57] <Darael> I've recently had compiz die on me, and take everything down with it.  I can't drop to tty, I can't ctrl+alt+backspace, and while I can move the cursor for a while, clicking stuff has no effect and even cursor-motion locks up after a bit.
[19:57] <wANd> HELLo all is there anything better than lynx or links2 for browsing in console mode?
[19:58] <dwatkins> ejjlatenord: must? or do you mean "want to get him back" ?
[19:58] <devnull_> Darael, what drivers ? what card ?
[19:58] <Pici> wANd: w3m is good too
[19:58] <Zykotic-K9> ejjlatenord, that would also be against the law!
[19:58] <cmdbbq> wANd: w3m-img is good
[19:58] <elvtars> ejjlatenord: look at the code of conduct
[19:58] <ZoeyMarie> Can anyone tell me why puredata (audio programming program) crashes when I try to set Jack as the audio?
[19:58] <wANd> never heard of those
[19:58] <Pici> !illegal | ejjlatenord
[19:58] <wANd> i will check them, thanks!
[19:58] <lakotajames> wANd:  I don't know if it's better or worse, but there's elinks
[19:59] <Darael> devnull_: An NV Geforce 8200 with the recommended proprietary drivers.  Happens only with Compiz, metacity, kwin and E16 are fine.
[19:59] <cmdbbq> elinks does not support images as far as i know but it does do some other cool stull
[19:59] <Zykotic-K9> ZoeyMarie, I have no idea - but do you have Jack installed / working correctly with other audio programs?
[19:59] <cmdbbq> ahem stuff
[19:59] <devnull_> Darael, odd
[19:59] <Darael> devnull_: very.
[20:00] <ZoeyMarie> Zykotic-K9: Yeah
[20:00] <Darael> devnull_: It leaves no messages in Xorg.0.log either.
[20:00] <Zykotic-K9> ZoeyMarie, sorry I gots nothing?!?!
[20:00] <devnull_> Darael, could be a compiz issue .. i know the FGLRX is buggy though
[20:00] <devnull_> can you use the ATI drivers instead ?
[20:00] <Darael> devnull_: Once, syslog reported that compiz.real had segfaulted, but the other times, none of the logs had anything.
[20:01] <devnull_> i gotcha
[20:01] <Darael> devnull_: what on an NVIDIA card?
[20:01] <ZoeyMarie> Zykotic-K9: Do you know where I could look for info?
[20:01] <devnull_> sorry
[20:01] <devnull_> read that wrong
[20:01] <ZoeyMarie> Does anyone know why there would be something wrong between puredata and JACK?
[20:01] <devnull_> NVIDIA drivers are good ... maybe a prob with compiz as a whole
[20:01] <scatterp> if i install windows xp on a drive as a truecrypt hidden os and then boot winodws copy a linux install to the partition then i reboot after i try to boot things will go wrong because the partition contains some kinda loader for windows so i will be back to windows how do i replace that (from windows) with a lilo grub type thing such that linux boots instead
[20:01] <Zykotic-K9> ZoeyMarie, sorry I really don't, good luck
[20:01] <devnull_> you could try copying your compiz config out of where it is and let it create it again and maybe it will fix something
[20:01] <mikejet> I have an opengl app that consistently crashes on nvidia.
[20:02] <Darael> devnull_: hmm... maybe
[20:02] <devnull_> when i started using compiz i had to do a lot of fixing but the latest versions of ubuntu seem to have it set correctly
[20:02] <percX> mikejet: you've got the right drivers installed?
[20:02] <Darael> devnull_: I've already tried aptitude purging compiz.
[20:02] <devnull_> Darael, sorry i am running out of ideas for ya
[20:02] <devnull_> :(
[20:02] <mikejet> percX : I have no idea. I just did what it gave me.
[20:02] <Darael> devnull_: that's what happened in my LoCo channel, too.  It's very odd.
[20:02] <ZmAY> how can i extract multiple rar files at once in console, torrent movie file?
[20:03] <ibuclaw> scatterp, ?
[20:03] <devnull_> you could try E17 and see if that runs ... i know that uses composite
[20:03] <devnull_> or xfce
[20:03] <percX> mikejet: ubuntu gives you the possibility to install some restricted modules
[20:03] <devnull_> if they also have the same issue there might be something up with compositing
[20:03] <mikejet> percX: The problem is a "double free or corruption (fasttop)" problem.
[20:03] <Darael> devnull_: E16 works fine, as does Kwin.  I don't have E17 on here.
[20:03] <mikejet> percX : I absolutely am running the restricted things.
[20:04] <nomike> hi
[20:04] <devnull_> gotcha
[20:04] <devnull_> i would try another desktop using composite and see if it works
[20:04] <devnull_> xfce uses composite i believe so it should be a good test
[20:04] <percX> mikejet: you've got a recent version of glibc installed?
[20:04] <nomike> I have done some settings in my .Xressources. Where do I need to place the call to "/usr/bin/xrdb ~/.Xressources" now to get them loaded on login?
[20:05] <Darael> devnull_: Ok, I'll give it a go.
[20:05] <heatmzzr> Use Wavereader from GE in windows with DVR, is there a linux equal?????
[20:05] <mikejet> percX : Yeah, I do update manager updates every week.
[20:05] <ibuclaw> scatterp, are you using Wubi?
[20:05] <StarLegend> hi people
[20:05] <percX> mikejet: of what gl application are we talking about?
[20:06] <ltcabral> hey i have a big problem here... i reinstalled ubuntu in a partition that i wasnt using... but now i cant access my old ubuntu and cant see the other partitions i had like /work... please help!
[20:06] <ZoeyMarie> Does anyone know what "ReadPartial" or ReadSegmentation fault is?
[20:06] <gasull> How can I know what's the meaning of the error I get with pon ("Faile (#012ERROR#015)"?  Should I ask T-Mobile? http://dpaste.com/95775/  Please help
[20:06] <wildc4rd> evening all
[20:06] <Darael> ZoeyMarie: Segfaults are scary things.  Unhelpful, I know.  Sorry.
[20:07] <mikejet> percX: here's the stack, btw:   http://pastebin.com/m1ace8413
[20:07] <Darael> devnull_: now to wait for xfce to download...
[20:08] <devnull_> hehe
[20:08] <StarLegend> how to control (enable/disable) devices in Ubuntu? (Like "enable/disable" device in Device Managment in Windows)
[20:08] <Darael> devnull_: maybe I should just get used to enlightenment...
[20:08] <devnull_> sorry just trying to think of how to troubleshoot this ... removing some variables one at a time
[20:08] <Darael> devnull_: I don't mind.
[20:08] <devnull_> i like E .. but then again gnome and compiz has been my friend for the last few years
[20:08] <karlp> pm-suspend --quirk-vbe-post --store-quirks-as-fdi works, and wakes fromsuspend,
[20:08] <devnull_> E17 is awesome by the way
[20:08] <mtaht4`> ubuntu keyserver appears to be down
[20:08] <heatmzzr> anyone know of a program like wavereader to view camera online
[20:08] <mtaht4`> sudo apt-key adv --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv-keys D62FCE72
[20:09] <mtaht4`> hangs from all the machines I tried
[20:09] <karlp> but lshal doesn't show my quirk, even after reboot, so suspend via the login switcher doesn't wake up,
[20:09] <karlp> how do I get hal to read the fdi file that pm-suspend made for me?
[20:09] <Yakov> can someone help me w/ the powerpc bug in 9.04??? I am locked out of the login screen, and i've tried using bin/bash to adduser but it doesn't store new passwords and says authentication token manipulation error
[20:09] <Pici> mtaht4`: You can use pool.sks-keyservers.net while keyserver.ubuntu.com is unresponsive
[20:09] <Darael> mtaht4`:
[20:09] <Darael> whoops.
[20:09] <mtaht4`> Gracías!
[20:10] <tt> how can i use openssl with xchat?
[20:10] <devnull_> brb
[20:10] <systemx> Hey :) i have a logitech OH i didnt plug it in
[20:11] <percX> mikejet: sorry, but at this time i don't know what could have caused this error
[20:11] <ekneuss> Hi, I'm looking for a way to install java in a ubuntu server I'm supposed to maintain, apt-get install sun-java6-jdk errors out saying that the package is not found
[20:12] <ekneuss> I did a apt-get update already
[20:12] <ekneuss> any idea?
[20:12] <Darael> ekneuss: You could use openjdk?
[20:12] <systemx> ok in audacity it recognises the mic but when trying to record it says "Error while opening sound device. Please check the input device settings and the project sample rate."
[20:12] <devnull_> ekneuss, apt-cache search java
[20:12] <percX> mikejet: maybe there are some pointers which return nothing useful
[20:12] <devnull_> ekneuss, install one of those options
[20:12] <devnull_> or apt-cache search java | grep sdk
[20:13] <ekneuss> the only one listed is eclipse-sdk
[20:13] <shane2peru> does anyone know of a guide to install ubuntu on a different partition from within ubuntu?
[20:14] <shane2peru> or really install ubuntu from an iso file
[20:14] <radnet> salut tous le monde
[20:14] <Flannel> shane2peru: I believe: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromLinux covers it
[20:15] <shane2peru> !french | radnet
[20:15] <radnet> yes french
[20:15] <radnet> ou ça
[20:15] <shane2peru> !portuguese | radnet
[20:15] <radnet> il ya des canal francais je veux
[20:15] <ekneuss> devnull_, I see default-jdk as well, is openjdk preferred ?
[20:16] <devnull_> sorry
[20:16] <devnull_> apt-cache search jdk
[20:16] <devnull_> i like the open ones but you can use sun if you want
[20:16] <d4rkcrims0n> Hello, room!
[20:16] <radnet> good bya
[20:16] <shane2peru> !pm | linuxguy2009
[20:16] <radnet> bye
[20:17] <devnull_> i have sun-java6-jre on my system
[20:17] <ekneuss> devnull_, well, sun is not listed
[20:17] <devnull_> no problem
[20:17] <d4rkcrims0n> Is there a channel anyone knows offhand for just chit-chat?
[20:17] <devnull_> that is odd my sources list tons of sun java
[20:17] <shane2peru> linuxguy2009: I mean I don't feel like burning a dvd, and don't feel like rebooting, there must be a way to install on a separate partition from an iso
[20:17] <devnull_> sun-java6-jdk ... i have that in my list
[20:18] <devnull_> maybe you need to extend your sources to include proprietary software
[20:18] <elvtars> d4rkcrims0n: #ubuntu
[20:18] <carl0s-> How do I control which user a cron job executes as? and will a cron job get the user's environment e.g. PATH variables etc.? Say I want the cron job to run as root ..?
[20:18] <shane2peru> Flannel: yes, it does cover it, thanks!
[20:18] <eraggo_> d4rkcrims0n: maybe you should try ubuntu-offtopic
[20:18] <d4rkcrims0n> elvtars: I figured this was more of a support channel.
[20:19] <elvtars> yeah
[20:19] <Pici> d4rkcrims0n: #ubuntu-offtopic
[20:19] <d4rkcrims0n> Okay, thank you
[20:19] <d4rkcrims0n> I appreciate it
[20:19] <karlp> anyone know how to make some pm-suspend quirks take effect?  pm-suspend made an fdi file for me, but lshal | grep quirks doesn't show it
[20:20] <purpzey> Can I upgrade to 9.04 using the Upgrade button in Update Manager, using a WiFi connection?
[20:20] <trism> purpzey: yep
[20:20] <trism> purpzey: that's how I did it
[20:21] <Darael> devnull_: do you know offhand what the XFCE WM is?
[20:21] <devnull_> xfce4
[20:21] <Darael> devnull_: isn't that the DE?
[20:21] <kung> kung
[20:21] <devnull_> Darael, did you install it ?
[20:21] <devnull_> DE ??
[20:21] <kung> whoops.  hahah, I was logging into something.  good thing that wasn't my password :D
[20:22] <Darael> yes, but I'd like to just switch WMs if I can.  Save me logging off and on...
[20:22] <vallhalla81> hello and a good evening to one and all i am having trouble getting Compositing to work on my system in both kde4 and gnome my drivers seem fully installed for my nvidia card can any advise please thank you in advance
[20:22] <devnull_> if you install you can pick it at the gdm login prompt
[20:22] <devnull_> xfce4 package will install everything it needs ... it is a meta package
[20:22] <devnull_> sorry guys ... send me a message if you need to but i have to run ... bbl in a few hours
[20:22] <trism> Darael: devnull_ the wm is xfwm4
[20:23] <Darael> trism: Thanks.
[20:23] <legend2440> ekneuss: is multiverse repo selected in your software sources?
[20:23] <antonio__> come si ripristina la barra ?
[20:24] <trism> my tab complete got out of control, only meant to include Darael in there, oops
[20:24] <ekneuss> legend2440, no
[20:24] <ddn> hi all. how can I see all the kernels in my system and erase the olders? redhat rpm -q kernel and rpm -e kernel
[20:24] <devnull_> trism no prob
[20:24] <legend2440> ekneuss: sun-java-jdk is in the multiverse repo
[20:25] <Darael> devnull_: Ah, it didn't install.  I must have omitted the 4, though that doesn't explain the large number of packages that installed.
[20:25] <Darael> devnull_: ah, well, wait time again.
[20:26] <Martyn> does anyone know why gcc-3.6 support was dropped in karmic Koala?
[20:26] <Martyn> I can't find a package for it in any of the karmic prepos
[20:26] <karlp> grmmm,
[20:26] <Pici> Martyn : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Karmic/9.10 support/discussion.
[20:27] <karlp> hal defaults for susend for inspiron 8600 are for one of the other graphics cards options :(
[20:27] <Martyn> Hey all.
[20:27] <tehC0unt> hello
[20:27] <Martyn> danke
[20:28] <tehC0unt> i am new to ubuntu and have it installed on my pc but for some reason it wont recognize my internet connection
[20:28] <tehC0unt> does anyone have any suggestions? it is a wired connection
[20:28] <ThomasG33K> tehC0unt: restart?
[20:28] <trism> ddn: they are in the various linux-image packages, dpkg -l | grep "ii  linux-image" should list them all for you
[20:28] <shane2peru> Flannel: using the method here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromLinux the last section (Without CD) if I'm running 64bit, can I get 32bit this way?
[20:29] <trism> ddn: well dpkg -l | grep ii | grep linux-image might be better
[20:29] <ManDay> Nooooooooooo - it happend again, guys please help: Sometimes - all out of the blue - my compiz mouse bindings (upper left corner = expose, mb2 on edge = flip) stop working in fullscreen'd windows
[20:29] <ManDay> ALL OUT OF THE SUDDEN
[20:30] <ManDay> instead, when i press middle mouse button it presses "enter" sort of
[20:30] <ManDay> (in terminal)
[20:30] <ddn> trism: thank you, and yes I have a lot, how can I erase the olders?
[20:32] <ManDay> please i beg you - why does it press "enter" when i click middle-mouse-button in the terminal?
[20:32] <nixcs> anyone know of a good way to set up ip NAT? some sort of program, or script?? I fizzucked my shizzit up last time with some iptables strings...
[20:32] <Ardorin> I'd like to connect to my router through lan cable but for some reason I can't. I'm using xubuntu.
[20:33] <blip-> you should alias rm for the noobs and sleepy.... I just accidently added a space in the command  "rm log *"..... thus delete a bunch of code in a directory
[20:33] <Ardorin> nm-applet says device not managed.
[20:34] <trism> ddn: sudo apt-get remove linux-image-VERSION will remove specific versions (replacing VERSION with the version you want to remove), I don't know of any way to remove them all at once
[20:34] <Greek-Boy> my LG plasma 50" reports an edid of "1360x768". This is the native resolution of the HDTV but it is supposed to accept 1080p input. Will it benefit me to use xrandr to output at 1920x1080 virtual resolution?
[20:34] <nixcs> anyone know of a good way to set up ip NAT? some sort of program, or script?? I fizzucked my shizzit up last time with some iptables strings...
[20:34] <Flannel> shane2peru: I believe so.
[20:35] <shane2peru> Flannel: well, that pointed me in the right direction, this is really what I think I want:  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DebootstrapChroot  Thanks!!!
[20:35] <frozen> yo, when i try and boot from a usb stick i extracted iso to is says disk boot fail
[20:36] <frozen> is there something else i need to do to the stick other than put the iso contents on it
[20:36] <frozen> so a machine will boot it
[20:36] <nmvictor> i have mp3blaster installed and everything is cool with this console audio player save for the shuffle and repeat features,anyone know how i would enable this, have greped and 'approposed' man mp3blaster all in vain
[20:36] <shane2peru> frozen I would say you did it wrong.  sudo apt-get install unetbootin
[20:36] <shane2peru> frozen use that to prepare a bootable usb stick
[20:36] <treyh> what room for help writing a shell script?
[20:36] <ebouza> Hello everyone
[20:36] <Pici> treyh: #bash
[20:36] <frozen> im on windows
[20:37] <frozen> dont have a linux machine to run sudo apt-get install unetbootin
[20:37] <adnc> hello, how can i find out if there is a newer package for gmpc for jaunty than the one that comes with ubuntu 9.04?
[20:37] <ebouza> I am new to Linux and I am running Ubuntu 9.4
[20:37] <shane2peru> frozen  eek, it is more involved then just putting the iso files on there
[20:37] <shane2peru> frozen I think it can be done, but I'm not sure how.
[20:37] <nmvictor> treyh: #bash
[20:37] <frozen> i have done it before, i just forget
[20:37] <vocis> ehlo!
[20:37] <shane2peru> frozen I probably have too, but it has been a long time since i used Windows.
[20:37] <elvtars> frozen: I think they have unetbootin for windows, google search it
[20:38] <vocis> i want to rip a dvd with multiple titles into one avi file.
[20:38] <vocis> Got suggestions, please?
[20:38] <frozen> fuckin rights they do
[20:38] <duffydack> vocis, dvdrip, k9copy
[20:38] <frozen> thats how i did it
[20:38] <frozen> now i remebr
[20:38] <frozen> thx
[20:38] <FloodBot2> frozen: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:38] <Zykotic-K9> vocis, also check out Handbrake - possibly the best DVD backup under Linux
[20:39] <Pici> !language | frozen
[20:39] <ddn> trism: let's see
[20:39] <vocis> alright, thank you duffydack and Zykotic-K9
[20:39] <vocis> duffydack, i have installed and tried dvd::rip, but i think it can only convert files per title
[20:39] <vocis> not combine the titles
[20:39] <vocis> i think handbrake is not in the repos
[20:39] <vallhalla81> hello and a good evening to one and all i am having trouble getting Compositing to work on my system in both kde4 and gnome my drivers seem fully installed for my nvidia card can any advise please thank you in advance
[20:39] <duffydack> vocis, yeah.. I dont really use it..  have used k9 tho a few times, worked ok
[20:40] <vocis> alright
[20:40] <Zykotic-K9> vocis, http://www.getdeb.net
[20:40] <Bacta> What's a good CD ripping program for Ubuntu?
[20:40] <duffydack> vocis, look for a ppa of ....... yeah ^ lol
[20:40] <vocis> ta Zykotic-K9
[20:40] <d__> gaii are you still in the room?
[20:40] <vocis> :)
[20:40] <ltcabral> hey... how can i mount raid partitions? i have the partitions already...
[20:41] <linfenix1> someone know about freebsd that can help me?
[20:41] <zamba> linfenix1: wrong channel
[20:41] <frozen> thx bitches
[20:41] <zamba> linfenix1: #freebsd
[20:41] <Zykotic-K9> Bacta, abcde is a cli cd ripper that is VERY powerful.  Grip is a GUI app that is quite good as well.
[20:41] <Bacta> I'll have a look at Grip :)
[20:42] <duffydack> Bacta, asunder is another
[20:42] <d__> anyone use tomato with their router and ubuntu?
[20:42] <Darael> devnull_: XFWM doesn't composit for me - I get "fake transparency", for example.
[20:42] <Bacta> The one included with RhythmBox is a pos :(
[20:42] <duffydack> Bacta, rubyripper if you want an EAC clone
[20:42] <Bacta> I ripped one of my CDs and it wouldn't copy across the files to my iPod
[20:42] <trism> Bacta: I just use Sound Juicer, simple, seems to work well enough
[20:43] <Guest26082> !list
[20:43] <ltcabral> how the hell i mount raid partitions?????? sudo mount -t ext3 /dev/sda5 /storage wont work for me: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/sda5, missing codepage or helper program, or other error
[20:44] <resno> i am trying to run dual heads, and i cant get the monitors to extend. right now they are mirroring.
[20:44] <Zykotic-K9> resno, Nvidia?
[20:44] <resno> Zykotic-K9: i think so.
[20:45] <antonio_> ho can i restore default panels in 9.04??
[20:45] <antonio_> *how
[20:45] <ltcabral> how can i access sda5 or sda7 partitions in this case? http://pastie.org/624978  i cant mount them with sudo mount -t ext3 /dev/sda5 <folder> because they are raid
[20:45] <Zykotic-K9> resno, install Nvidia Setting Manager then select TwinView
[20:45] <romeo> hi
[20:46] <romeo> how can i make this 9.0.4 to RUN exe's ?
[20:46] <resno> romeo: install wine
[20:46] <Zykotic-K9> romeo, install/research wine
[20:46] <sash_> romeo: install wine
[20:46] <romeo> where ?
[20:46] <romeo> i google wine
[20:46] <trism> !wine | romeo
[20:46] <romeo> but no help ..
[20:46] <deviskec> hey guys, i constantly get asked for the default keyring password, is there a way to make it automatic login ?
[20:47] <resno> trism: beat me to it :(
[20:47] <trism> mwhahaha
[20:47] <Darael> ltcabral: I believe you need the FakeRaid package.
[20:47] <resno> i just messed something up is there a quick key to bring up terminal?
[20:47] <BuGo_laptop> what package ubutu uses to manage multiple monitors?
[20:47] <Zykotic-K9> deviskec, this "might" help http://davestechsupport.com/blog/2009/01/16/how-to-remove-ubuntus-password-keyring/
[20:48] <ltcabral> Darael: what is that for
[20:48] <Darael> BuGo_laptop: Well, Xorg, but as for configuring it... It depends on your graphics card and the drivers you use
[20:48] <thht> resno: press ctrl+alt+f1 for console, press alt+f7 to return
[20:48] <resno> thht: thanks
[20:49] <BuGo_laptop> Darael and what is default for ubuntu? cause i had no problems with ubuntu and now i am in debian and wondering
[20:49] <mroc> i need some help mounting an encrypted partition.  i do have the encryption passphrase, i just don't know how to do this from the command line.
[20:50] <Darael> ltcabral: I'm sorry, there's no such package.  Take a look at dmraid.
[20:50] <chrys> zomg irc madness
[20:50] <Gnea> mroc: never mountd an encrypted partition, but I imagine it'd be just like mounting a regular partition and it probably just asks for the passphrase before finishing it
[20:51] <trijntje> mroc: how is it encrypted?
[20:51] <Darael> BuGo_laptop: the application is called gnome-display-properties
[20:51] <ddn> trism:  dpkg -l | grep ii | grep linux-image gives nothing, so I erased alls?
[20:51] <Gnea> mroc: like sudo mount /dev/encryptedpartition1 /media/mountpoint
[20:51] <BuGo_laptop> <Darael - but in debian it looks poor :/
[20:52] <doug_f> Does anyone know how to mail a binary file from the command line as an attachement?
[20:52] <mrkrow> hello out there
[20:52] <Darael> BuGo_laptop: You could copy over your Xorg.conf from Ubuntu?
[20:52] <mrkrow> I was wondering what happens if you forget your password?
[20:52] <trism> ddn: that is probably not good, did you erase your current kernel too?
[20:52] <anli_> how do I tell apt-get to install a certain version of a program?
[20:52] <mrkrow> is there a way to reset it?
[20:52] <Darael> BuGo_laptop: Debian has a very _very_ slow release cycle, so the version in Ubuntu is probably much newer.
[20:53] <mroc> Gnea, trijntje, thank you for your answers.  i'm sorry, i'll have to return later.
[20:53] <doug_f> as root you can chpasswd Username and do it.
[20:53] <Darael> BuGo_laptop: Unless, of course, you're using Sid.
[20:53] <elvtars> doug_f: you can install mutt and use that
[20:53] <BuGo_laptop> Darael, lenny :/
[20:53] <mrkrow> sorry is there a way to reset your password for the IRC area.
[20:53] <doug_f> you cant simply use mail?
[20:53] <doug_f> grr
[20:53] <ActionParsnip> doug: how is chpasswd different to passwd
[20:53] <mrkrow> i can't remember my IRC registered password
[20:54] <doug_f> ActionParsnip: wow i must be tired.
[20:54] <doug_f> that wont work.
[20:54] <ActionParsnip> doug_f: ahhh chpsswd can take a text file as input, nice
[20:54] <resno> how do probe for my video card type?
[20:54] <Pici> mrkrow: Ask for a rest in #freenode
[20:54] <Pici> mrkrow: reset rather.
[20:54] <ActionParsnip> resno: sudo lshw -C display
[20:54] <anli_> how do I tell apt-get to get the latest version of a command?
[20:54] <Darael> BuGo_laptop: Yeah, lenny's been around a while - Debian's focus is on stability rather than cutting-edgeness.  Sid is a rolling release, but is "unstable".
[20:55] <Zykotic-K9> resno, "lspci | grep VGA"
[20:55] <resno> ActionParsnip: Zykotic-K9 thanks.
[20:55] <lancifer> I have an issue with static in my sound, found out the master volume is adjusting the PCM at the same time. Is there a way to lock the PCM at 100% and just use the master?
[20:56] <BuGo_laptop> Darael :/ hm.... maybe i should get back on ubuntu
[20:56] <romeo> i cant find any wine for download ..
[20:56] <resno> I have an ati video card and wanto to dual screen. its currently mirrored how do i change that?
[20:56] <BuGo_laptop> but ubuntu 9.04 used to crash for no reason
[20:56] <ActionParsnip> romeo: http://www.winehq.org/download/deb
[20:56] <scatterp> if i install windows xp on a drive as a truecrypt hidden os and then boot winodws copy a linux install to the partition then i reboot after i try to boot things will go wrong because the partition contains some kinda loader for windows so i will be back to windows how do i replace that (from windows) with a lilo grub type thing such that linux boots instead
[20:56] <romeo> already used that tutorial, but dosn't work ..
[20:56] <ActionParsnip> !dualhead | resno
[20:57] <Darael> BuGo_laptop: Sid is actually quite stable... sid is 'debian unstable', but there's also 'debian testing' (I can't remember the nickname) which is the really unstable one.
[20:57] <ActionParsnip> romeo: works perfectly, what release are you using?
[20:57] <Zykotic-K9> romeo, "sudo apt-get wine"???
[20:57] <shane2peru> lancifer: System -> Preferences -> Sound  read the bottom line on the devices tab, you can select what is turned up and down with your volume multimedia keays
[20:57] <romeo> 9.0.4
[20:57] <ActionParsnip> romeo: ok run: gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
[20:58] <ActionParsnip> romeo: scroll to the bottom. Add this line: deb http://wine.budgetdedicated.com/apt jaunty main
[20:58] <ActionParsnip> romeo: save the new file, close gedit.
[20:58] <BuGo_laptop> http://www.debian.org/releases/ Darael
[20:58] <resno> !xinerama
[20:58] <lancifer> shane2peru: looks like they removed that item in Karmic
[20:58] <shane2peru> lancifer: do you mean when you press multimedia volume control keys?
[20:58] <ActionParsnip> romeo: then run this to import the key: wget -q http://wine.budgetdedicated.com/apt/387EE263.gpg -O- | sudo apt-key add -
[20:58] <BuGo_laptop> stable > testing > unstable
[20:58] <romeo> i will try
[20:59] <ActionParsnip> romeo: then run: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get --reinstall install wine
[20:59] <shane2peru> lancifer: you need to go to #ubuntu+1 for help with Karmic
[20:59] <ActionParsnip> romeo: done
[20:59] <lancifer> volume keys on keyboard op the silder control
[20:59] <Tiggers> Is there a way to color my hostname in a terminal?
[20:59] <lancifer> I figured, I'll hop over there
[20:59] <shane2peru> !karmic
[20:59] <Darael> BuGo_laptop: hmm.  I always thought testing alearn something every dayynd unstable were the other way round.  Ah well, you
[21:00] <resno> i dont get how something be complicated for one install and easy for the next..
[21:00] <Darael> BuGo_laptop: Well then, you could try squeeze.  Just because it's not debian-stable doesn't mean it's very likely to die on you.  debian-stability is outrageous stability, if you see what I mean.
[21:01] <ActionParsnip> resno: c'est la vie
[21:01] <BuGo_laptop> Darael, welll.... when ubuntu died 2 times in 1 hour... i wanted something more stable
[21:01] <shane2peru> ActionParsnip: is that, such is life?
[21:01] <ActionParsnip> shane2peru: indeed
[21:01] <Darael> BuGo_laptop: Ubuntu was dying that often?  wow.
[21:01] <vocis> duffydack, Zykotic-K9 thanks again, dvd ripping works fine :)
[21:02] <m1dlg> how do I configure Xserver when startx fails on live disk and all you have is console?
[21:02] <shane2peru> ActionParsnip: it is amazing how similar french and spanish are.
[21:02] <heatmzzr> I need an equal to Wavereader to view cameras in linux??????
[21:02] <BuGo_laptop> Darael, yes. and i had no ideas why
[21:02] <ActionParsnip> shane2peru: both latin based :D
[21:02] <shane2peru> ActionParsnip: you need to use your imagination. asi es la vida
[21:02] <djp> i have used the command sudo crontab -e to try and create a job that will perform an automatic update. however nothing happens. i have started the entry as 0 22 * * *. should i add root after that (i.e., 0 22 * * * root) in order for it to work?
[21:02] <Darael> Does anyone know what might cause Compiz (and only compiz, no other WMs) to die and lock up the entire machine, but leave no trace in any of the logs?
[21:02] <vocis> djp, no
[21:02] <vocis> djp, with crontab -e you don't need to do that
[21:02] <ActionParsnip> shane2peru: nice :D
[21:03] <vocis> djp, only in /etc/crontab do you need to do that
[21:03] <ctmjr> m1dlg: your using the live cd?
[21:03] <vocis> djp, are you sure that cron is started?
[21:03] <m1dlg> yes
[21:03]  * shane2peru is learning about debootstrap and thinking it is another reason to really love deb base linux
[21:03] <djp> vocis, how do i check? i'm sure i noticed crond was started at boot. is that relevant?
[21:03] <vocis> djp, ps aux | grep crond
[21:03] <m1dlg> ctmjr I need to so I can copy 2 partitions to another disk and cant do it from the partition I want to make changes from
[21:04] <ctmjr> m1dlg: reboot on the main menu press f4 then safe graphics mode
[21:04] <vocis> djp, also, if you add "* * * * * echo test" you can test cron every minute
[21:04] <djp> thanks vocis, will check now
[21:04] <vocis> use that only for testing ofcourse :)
[21:04] <m1dlg> cool ta, didn't think of that
[21:04] <kulight> does any 1 know how to get lyrics in exaile ?
[21:04] <romeo> i install wine, but same problem when RUN a .exe
[21:04] <romeo> [/home/romeo/Desktop/My FIles/mirc635.exe]
[21:04] <romeo>   End-of-central-directory signature not found.  Either this file is not
[21:04] <romeo>   a zipfile, or it constitutes one disk of a multi-part archive.  In the
[21:04] <romeo>   latter case the central directory and zipfile comment will be found on
[21:04] <romeo>   the last disk(s) of this archive.
[21:04] <vocis> romeo, use a pastebin ffs
[21:04] <FloodBot2> romeo: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:05] <romeo> k, sorry
[21:05] <ctmjr> romeo: perhaps ask in #winehq
[21:06] <romeo> i get this error http://paste.ubuntu.com/275480/
[21:06] <ActionParsnip> romeo: there are thousands of irc clients for linux, why install mirc?
[21:06] <romeo> just testing it on mirc
[21:06] <vocis> ActionParsnip, for the lulz!!
[21:06] <shane2peru> romeo: did you install wine?
[21:06] <romeo> yes
[21:06] <vocis> "my mercedes is broken" -- "there are so much cars, why drive a merc?"
[21:06] <shane2peru> !who | romeo
[21:07] <occy> anyone know what the simple compiz thing is called so I can apt-get install it?
[21:07] <trism> romeo: you need to type wine "/home/romeo/Desktop/My FIles/mirc635.exe"
[21:07] <ActionParsnip> romeo: try redownloading the app, also check the appdb
[21:07] <romeo> ok
[21:07] <djp> vocis, it reports, djp 2448 0.0 0.1 3584 1264 tty3 S+ 21:04 0:00 grep crond
[21:07] <shane2peru> romeo: to test it use trism suggestion
[21:07] <ActionParsnip> romeo: or try right clicking the exe and selecting open with wine
[21:07] <Zykotic-K9> romeo, try "md5sum mirc635.exe" should be ce01307967773104627ec80e44e60e88  mirc635.exe
[21:07] <tisepti> what Categories can i use with a .desktop file and xdg-desktop-menu to install under the system->administration
[21:07] <ltcabral> i have a RAID1 partition set up already, can i use normal ubuntu 9.04 cd to install the system on it? or do i need alternative cd to install the system in the RAID partition too?
[21:07] <vocis> djp seems like it's not running if that's the only line
[21:07] <tisepti> tried administration - but that didnt seem to work
[21:07] <vocis> djp, /etc/init.d/crond start as root
[21:08] <shane2peru> Zykotic-K9: are you serious?  mdsum for windows files too?
[21:08] <ddn> trism: Now I don't get any result from the grp
[21:08] <ddn> trism: Now I don't get any result from the grep. Did I erased all the images?
[21:08] <vocis> shane2peru, why not?
[21:08] <trism> ddn: you should have at least one kernel installed, make sure linux-generic is installed
[21:08] <Zykotic-K9> djp, try "ps aux | grep cron"
[21:08] <djp> vocis, sorry, is that a command?
[21:08] <vocis> djp yes
[21:08] <ddn> trism: none is there. how can I get the last one at least?
[21:08] <shane2peru> vocis: well, I mean how did he get that md5sum so quick?  does he have the file?
[21:09] <vocis> he's a magician!
[21:09] <Zykotic-K9> shane2peru, I think your download is corrupt, wine opens the installer fine for me
[21:09] <trism> ddn: sudo apt-get install linux-generic
[21:09] <shane2peru> Zykotic-K9: I think you mean the other fellow, emm romeo
[21:10] <Darael> Does anyone know what might cause Compiz (and only compiz, no other WMs) to die and lock up the entire machine, but leave no trace in any of the logs?
[21:10] <shane2peru> Zykotic-K9: I was just surprised you pulled the md5sum out of your hat so fast. :)
[21:10] <Zykotic-K9> shane2peru, actually i ran the command
[21:10] <djp> vocis, says no such file or directory
[21:10] <ActionParsnip> Darael: the inherent suckiness of compiz?
[21:10] <shane2peru> Zykotic-K9: ok, what I was actually surprised is that you already had the file. :) and had run the md5sum
[21:10] <ActionParsnip> Darael: you could ask in #compiz
[21:10] <vocis> djp seems like cron isn't installed then..!
[21:11] <ddn> trism: I am on it. do you know how to make iptables work?
[21:11] <Darael> ActionParsnip: :P Thanks.  I was going to, but the channel seems pretty dead.
[21:11] <vocis> djp, oh shit sorry, i'm mistaking
[21:11] <vocis> djp, please, type "ps aux | grep cron" like Zykotic-K9 said
[21:11] <Zykotic-K9> shane2peru, when i saw what he was trying i downloaded and tried wine'ing it - it worked so tried the md5 thing
[21:11] <trism> ddn: not much help there, but I'm sure someone on the channel can help so ask away
[21:11] <vocis> just tell us if there is another line besides one that says "egrep cron" on the end
[21:12] <trism> Zykotic-K9: I think he just wasn't running it with wine, and just double clicking the exe file
[21:12] <vocis> aw, romeo didn't like it anymore
[21:12] <ddn> do somebody know how to make iptables work?
[21:12] <vocis> ddn, is it installed?
[21:12] <ActionParsnip> !iptables | ddn
[21:12] <ddn> vocis: how to know?
[21:12] <vocis> ddn, as root, type iptables -L
[21:12] <shane2peru> ddn: actually you can install gufw now
[21:12] <djp> vocis, shows root .... /usr/sbin/cron and djp .... grep cron
[21:13] <shane2peru> ddn: it is the gui for ufw
[21:13] <vocis> djp, so cron *is* running, sorry, my bad
[21:13] <djp> vocis, np
[21:13] <ddn> firestarter and ufw can not initialize iptables
[21:13] <m1dlg> ctmjr: still no desktop
[21:13] <vocis> djp, then, it should work fine. How do you know the cron command did not run?
[21:13] <vocis> djp, also, you can look at the contents of /var/log/syslog, for example using less: 'less /var/log/syslog'
[21:14] <vocis> djp, go to 22:00 and see if it ran the command
[21:14] <ddn> I think is not installed
[21:14] <vocis> djp, chances are that it did work
[21:14] <ddn> how can I install it?
[21:14] <vocis> ddn, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IptablesHowTo
[21:14] <ubuntu> need help formating a drive from live cd mode 8.04 ,  on a laptop and I want to write to zero and erase entire drive
[21:14] <freaknl> Is there a channel for Karmic Alpha discussion?
[21:15] <vocis> for a good firewall i recommend arno-iptables-firewall; google that
[21:15] <ctmjr> m1dlg: that's really strange what happens if you type startx in the console
[21:15] <LjL> !karmic | freaknl
[21:15] <m1dlg> ubuntu try dban nuke
[21:15] <freaknl> thanks
[21:16] <vocis> ubuntu, or dd
[21:16] <vocis> ubuntu, if you are SURE then you can do dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sd<somedrive> bs=2M
[21:16] <djp> vocis, the command is as follows, 0 22 * * * (/usr/bin/aptitude -y update && /usr/bin/aptitude -y safe-upgrade) 2>&1 >> /var/log/auto_update.log
[21:16] <vocis> but be careful
[21:16] <m1dlg> ctmjr: it trys to start then crtashes and then consil retyurns
[21:17] <djp> vocis, no auto_update.log file is created though
[21:17] <ltcabral> i have a RAID1 partition set up already (made using alternative cd), can i use normal ubuntu 9.04 cd to install the system on it? or do i need alternative cd to install the system in the RAID partition too?
[21:17] <m1dlg> ctmjr: I have duel head monitor -0 does this matter?
[21:18] <Yakov> can you run the jolicloud ui on a regular ubuntu install?
[21:18] <Yakov> can you run the jolicloud ui on a regular ubuntu install?
[21:18] <ubuntu> its a fujitsu hard drive I am formating
[21:18] <s4h> hi
[21:19] <s4h> every one
[21:19] <vocis> djp, first thing you might try in the crontab is, "* * * * * echo test >> /var/log/test.log"
[21:19] <vocis> after a minute, see if that file is there
[21:19] <Zykotic-K9> djp, what happens if you try running "/usr/bin/aptitude -y update && /usr/bin/aptitude -y safe-upgrade) 2>&1 >> /var/log/auto_update.log" in a terminal?
[21:19] <wrapster> im new to .deb packaging.. and learning it as a test I wanted to modify the alien pkg such that it automatically creates a symlink from /usr/bin/alien to /usr/sfw/bin/alien.. and thus i changed the rules file appropriately... but when I do a build this is what I get http://pastie.org/625087
[21:19] <vocis> Zykotic-K9, watch the )
[21:19] <wrapster> can anyone help me understand it better please?
[21:19] <Zykotic-K9> vocis, sorry?
[21:20] <vocis> Zykotic-K9, there's still a ) in that line
[21:20] <the_beav> i want to use the "radeon" driver rather than the fglrx, what the easiest way to switch back...xorg.conf seems to contain nothing
[21:20] <ddn> well thanks to all. I will work on iptables later
[21:20] <vocis> so if he copy&pastes it will fail
[21:20] <ddn> ty. bye.
[21:20] <vocis> ddn, bye
[21:20] <ctmjr> m1dlg: you might try disconnecting one then rebooting see if that helps then after you get your partition straight then reconnect it
[21:20] <Zykotic-K9> vocis, ahhh i just used copy/paste
[21:20] <vocis> :)
[21:20] <m1dlg> ctmjr: already on to it :)=
[21:20] <erUSUL> the_beav: uninstall fglrx
[21:20] <the_beav> erUSUL: last time i did that, the "ati" driver was enabled, iirc
[21:21] <ctmjr> m1dlg: ;)
[21:21] <the_beav> not the "radeon"
[21:21] <_pedda_> hi there
[21:21] <dugi> siemka
[21:21] <erUSUL> the_beav: ati is a dummy driver that loads radeon or r128 depending on the hardware present
[21:21] <vocis> english please
[21:21] <djp> Zykotic-K9: i'll try
[21:21] <erUSUL> the_beav: see "man ati"
[21:21] <the_beav> erUSUL: thx...that pretty much answers it for me....no man ati necessary now ;)
[21:21] <vocis> djp, i wish you luck, i'm out
[21:22] <vocis> see you guys later!
[21:22] <_pedda_> i have some problems installing netatalk using a certain command for building a netatalk package because of a patch
[21:22] <dugi> ja pierdole nie ma tu żadnego polaka
[21:22] <vocis> dugi, speak english please
[21:22] <dugi> ok
[21:22] <_pedda_> i installed netatalk yesterday following an howto, this netatalk instalation didn't worked properly
[21:22] <dugi> hi
[21:22] <resno> dugi: what language?
[21:22] <_pedda_> so i wanted to re-setup netatalk with a different tutorial
[21:23] <guntbert> !pl | dugi
[21:23] <wrapster> can anyone look that pastie?
[21:23] <dugi> pl
[21:23] <_pedda_> dlugi i can translate for you
[21:23] <_pedda_> ^^
[21:23] <dugi> dzieki
[21:23] <m1dlg> ctmjr: might....might just be OK......
[21:24] <djp> Zykotic-K9: bash: /var/log/auto_update.log: Permission denied
[21:24] <sd32> does shrinking the partition speed up ubuntu?
[21:24] <m1dlg> ctmjr: I'll just have to break my neck plugging in the cable again...:(
[21:24] <vocis> Zykotic-K9, that's logical btw, sudo and >> don't go together
[21:24] <_pedda_> how can i reset my netatalk configuration on 9.04 ?
[21:24] <vocis> Zykotic-K9, he can use tee
[21:24] <ActionParsnip> sd32: no, just makes the partition smaller
[21:24] <vocis> Zykotic-K9, or sudo su -
[21:25] <Flannel> tee is the easiest way
[21:25] <ActionParsnip> sd32: f you have enough ram you can set swappiness to about 2 or 3
[21:25] <Zykotic-K9> djp, as you can see by vocis reply you need to edit the cron command you are using
[21:25] <sd32> ActionParsnip, thanks, i thought that making the partition smaller would decrease access times
[21:25] <ActionParsnip> sd32: makes the system try and stay in ram more
[21:26] <djp> vocis, how should i edit it?
[21:26] <djp> Zykotic-K9: thanks
[21:26] <ActionParsnip> sd32: here are some things you can implement: http://tuxtraining.com/2008/09/28/how-to-make-ubuntu-extremely-fast
[21:26] <ctmjr> m1dlg: good luck with that glad too hear you got it going
[21:26] <sd32> ActionParsnip, thanks..:)
[21:27] <m1dlg> ctmjr: insert choice of swearwords here! it failed agagin
[21:27] <newbie1> hello
[21:27] <guntbert> !hi | newbie1
[21:27] <vocis> djp, sudo crontab -e; then add "* * * * * echo test >> /var/log/test.log" to see if crontab creates the file /var/log/test.log
[21:27] <vocis> djp, i need to go, i'm sorry
[21:28] <djp> vocis, np thank you
[21:28] <vocis> djp, good luck!
[21:28] <sd32> ActionParsnip, whats a good partion size for ubuntu?
[21:28] <ActionParsnip> sd32: dont go playing too much with hdparm, you can damage the disk if you push too hard / use bad options
[21:29] <ActionParsnip> sd32: depends on apps. My / is 10Gb and i'm using 2.9Gb
[21:29] <sd32> ActionParsnip, ok thanks
[21:29] <djp> Zykotic-K9: if i run the command after typ[ing sudo su - it works
[21:29] <ZoeyMarie> how do I open a file with root privileges?
[21:30] <iceroot> !sudo | ZoeyMarie
[21:30] <Bollivierke> Hi
[21:30] <djp> Zykotic-K9: even created the log file
[21:30] <Bollivierke> I need help installing awn
[21:30] <m1dlg> ctmjr: will try mint disk instaed :(=]
[21:30] <Zykotic-K9> djp, see because that runs everything with "root" access - not sure how that can/can't be tied into cron - perhaps someone else does?
[21:30] <Bollivierke> apparently I already have it installed but it doesn't do anything when I launch it
[21:30] <ActionParsnip> !awn | Bollivierke
[21:30] <ZoeyMarie> okay... I'm trying to open menu.lst in the boot folder. Would I type sudo /boot/grub/menu.lst?
[21:30] <ZoeyMarie> because that didn't work.
[21:31] <ActionParsnip> ZoeyMarie: gksudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[21:31] <ctmjr> m1dlg: good idea sounds like the cd might be bad
[21:31] <Bollivierke> The problem is that I can't uninstall it because "other apps depend on it" :s
[21:31] <Bollivierke> i'd like to reinstall it
[21:31] <Bollivierke> ill take a look at that site
[21:31] <ZoeyMarie> THANK YOU ActionParsnip
[21:31] <ActionParsnip> ZoeyMarie: gksudo is for gui apps
[21:31] <ZoeyMarie> actionparsnip: thanks. I didn't know that. :)
[21:32] <ZoeyMarie> actionparsnip: that isn't opening it. :/
[21:32] <m1dlg> ctmjr: the disk is good, checks ok
[21:32] <Acar> Hi
[21:33] <guntbert> ZoeyMarie: what happens when you type that command?
[21:34] <ZoeyMarie> down on the task bar it says "starting administrative....
[21:34] <ZoeyMarie> "
[21:34] <ZoeyMarie> oo
[21:34] <ZoeyMarie> AHhh! hah. and then it doesn't do anythin.
[21:35] <guntbert> ZoeyMarie: you should get a graphical password prompt (like the one when you start updates)
[21:35] <ZoeyMarie> (sorry... my typing just exploded)... it looks like it's going to do something, but then it doesn't and the command prompt just comes up again...
[21:35] <preston>  ive got a eeepc 900hd and have installed 9.04 nbr and my webcam feed looks like a thermal cam any ideas
[21:36] <preston> any hints id really like to fix this
[21:36] <Bollivierke> I reinstalled AWN but still doesn't do anything when i open it from my applications menu
[21:37] <ZoeyMarie> I think maybe I have the location typed wrong? is /boot/grub/menu.lst correct?
[21:37] <guntbert> ZoeyMarie: just for a test, waht happens when you choose system/administration/update manager - check
[21:37] <Aero-[BNC]> what can i do with ubuntu server
[21:37] <guntbert> *what
[21:38] <duffydack> Aero-[BNC], serve?
[21:38] <karan> how do i check my firewall settings in ubuntu?
[21:38] <guntbert> !who | ZoeyMarie the location is ok
[21:38] <karan> ?
[21:38] <duffydack> ZoeyMarie, fix your usb drive?
[21:38] <karan> how do i check my firewall settings in ubuntu
[21:38] <ctmjr> m1dlg: not to insult you but you are using the desktop cd and not the server one right?
[21:38] <ZoeyMarie> guntbert: everything that's supposed to, password prompt.
[21:38] <m1dlg> :) yes desktop it is
[21:38] <ZoeyMarie> duffydack: nope, we're calling it in for warrenty. ;)
[21:39] <karan> HOW do i check my firewall settings!!!
[21:39] <ZoeyMarie> guntbert: is /boot/grub/menu.lst the right location for the file?
[21:39] <guntbert> ZoeyMarie: did you type the password? yes the location is ok
[21:39] <m1dlg> mint usb flash fails now:( I FAIL! (crys)
[21:40] <karan> SOMEONE HELP!!
[21:40] <pdelgallego> how can I say to apt-get to not update a specific package ?
[21:40] <ctmjr> !iptables | karan
[21:40] <preston> anyone here have a eeepc with a webcam?
[21:40] <ZoeyMarie> in the update thing, yeah... but it's not prompting me for a password (or opening the file) when I type zoey@zoey-laptop:/boot/grub$ gksudo menu.lst
[21:40] <guntbert> ZoeyMarie: what I want right now is that the gksudo is still active, now you type you original command again
[21:40] <duffydack> guntbert, ZoeyMarie  ubuntu or kubuntu?
[21:40] <m1dlg> ctmjr: i shall try a couple of coverdisks for other distros
[21:40] <Zykotic-K9> preston, my eee 701 with Cheese works fine
[21:41] <duffydack> guntbert, ZoeyMarie  just thought , maybe missing gedit if its kubuntu :)
[21:41] <pdelgallego> I mean I dont wanna use python 2.7. I want to always have python 2.6
[21:41] <ZoeyMarie> dufdydack: it's ubuntu
[21:41] <pdelgallego> but ubuntu update it all the time
[21:41]  * duffydack shuts up
[21:41] <preston> Zykotic-K9, does your webcam pic look thermalized?
[21:41] <Zykotic-K9> preston, nope works fine - are you sure you don't have an 'effect' turned on in Cheese?
[21:41] <ZoeyMarie> duffydack: hah! I forgot the gedit part of the command. ;)
[21:41] <duffydack> ZoeyMarie,  pico ?
[21:42]  * duffydack facepalms
[21:42] <preston> it looks the same in cheese skype and multimedia settings Zykotic-K9
[21:42] <ctmjr> m1dlg: all you need is to fix some partitions right? if you can download gparted live cd and use it but an stumped as to why you cannot get a gui
[21:42] <Zykotic-K9> preston, sorry I got no idea
[21:42] <guntbert> ZoeyMarie: all set now?
[21:42] <ZoeyMarie> duffydack: haha. I forgot what that part of the command was, and no one was saying that the command that I was typing was wrong. haha. gosh I'm a noob at this stuff.
[21:43] <ZoeyMarie> guntbert: yeah, I edited it to make all the boot options show up. Thanks for the help, even if they were ridiculous questions. ;)
[21:43] <preston> Zykotic-K9, coud it be the webcam its a new unit
[21:43] <Zykotic-K9> preston, ? not sure
[21:43] <guntbert> ZoeyMarie: no, they weren't - have fun :-)
[21:44] <preston> if i turn it towards the light i get lots of yellows and whites
[21:44] <m1dlg> ctmjr: gparted is all I wanted, I'm sure it'll work if i had a suitable disk. I am on a netbook atm with no dvd/cd drive, is there a usb installer for it?
[21:45] <cellofellow> My sound worked perfectly a few days ago. Now, when using ALSA (via PulseAudio or not) it's nothing but faint static, and only out the right speaker. With OSS it's little better. Nothing out the left, except the occasional burst of sound. Right is at least lucid sound but still the occasional static. Any idea what the problem may be besides some hardware issue?
[21:45] <ctmjr> m1dlg: hold will check for you
[21:45] <cellofellow> (I can't say precisely when it started doing this. For the last few days I've been using my USB headset almost exclusively for sound and only just noticed how bad this has gotten.)
[21:46]  * cellofellow is very good with Linux but when it comes down to sound at the driver level forget it, I'm lost.
[21:46] <m1dlg> ctmjr: I have crunchbang working and it has gparted too, however if there is an installer and a .iso for gparted I'd love the link
[21:47] <SandWarMan> Hi everyone! Any expert in printing?
[21:47] <ctmjr> m1dlg: well here you go then  say's it will install on a usb drive http://gparted.sourceforge.net/download.php
[21:47] <guntbert> !anyone | SandWarMan
[21:47] <cellofellow> m1dlg: there's a Gparted livecd distro, but it doesn't really have anything that other livecd distros that happen to have gparted onboard don't.
[21:48] <cellofellow> Oh, forgot to mention my soundcard is an Nvidia MCP51 Intel-HDA soundcard. It's onboard on my laptop motherboard.
[21:48] <m1dlg> cellofellow: cool, erm, ok
[21:49] <SandWarMan> That's true, ubottu... Ok, here goes: I want to know if there is a way (script, program or whatever) to mail a file instead of printing it through the printing dialog.
[21:50] <cellofellow> SandWarMan: fyi, ubottu is a bot.
[21:50] <m1dlg> cellofellow: I have an idea i'm toying with and gparted is an ace tool, i wouldn't mind having a bootable 16gb drive (i have one spare) with assorted .iso's on and a menu mooting offering a choice of what to boot. great for rescue
[21:50] <SandWarMan> That doesn't mean I shouldn't be polite, though.
[21:50] <trinium> hello
[21:50] <ctmjr> m1dlg: did you get the link i posted
[21:51] <cellofellow> SandWarMan: so, you want a virtual printer that sends an email? or something like that?
[21:51] <SandWarMan> That's the idea, cellofellow
[21:51] <cellofellow> SandWarMan: why not just print to pdf and then email it?
[21:51] <m1dlg> ctmjr: sorry no, i'm monitoring 3 busy monitors at the moment
[21:51] <sebsebseb> hi
[21:51] <bambam_> Hello everyone ! How can I use internet in Single User Desktop mode
[21:51] <cellofellow> SandWarMan: hmmmm, not sure if that can be done without actually programming a virtual printer driver for CUPS... or something like that.
[21:51] <SandWarMan> I could do that... but I'm sure there must be a way to pass the pdf printing
[21:52] <ctmjr> m1dlg: http://gparted.sourceforge.net/download.php say's it has a usb iso
[21:52] <cellofellow> hmmm
[21:52] <SandWarMan> I like how that sounds, cellofellow :)
[21:52] <m1dlg> ctmjr: ta
[21:52] <SandWarMan> It would be a challenge
[21:52] <cellofellow> SandWarMan: http://www.google.com/search?q=CUPS%20email
[21:53] <cellofellow> SandWarMan: looks possible but not well documented.
[21:53] <ctmjr> m1dlg: np
[21:53] <Zykotic-K9> SandWarMan, this might be what you're looking for http://www.ohloh.net/p/cupsemailptr -- google for "cups print-to-email" gives several options
[21:53] <benc> how can I see how much memory a process use if I know the command used to open it and the user running it?
[21:54] <iceroot> benc: ps aux | grep "command"
[21:54] <m1dlg> ctmjr: cellofellow : nice gui on cruchbang. glad I found it. thanks for the help. i have gparted working and will find the .iso and have a look at that.
[21:55] <jackkkk> Hi :-))))
[21:55] <benc>  iceroot: it gives me several numbers. how do I know what they mean?
[21:55] <cellofellow> Some way of setting up a special cup-pdf:// printer that forwards to your MTA.
[21:55]  * cellofellow is back from the abyss of dropped wifi
[21:55] <iceroot> benc: run ps aux without grep and you will see a legend
[21:55] <benc> iceroot: how do I kill this process?
[21:56] <iceroot> benc: kill -9 "PID"
[21:56]  * bambam_ Any can tell me how to run internet in Single User Mode ?
[21:56] <resno> scrolling th emouse wheel use to take me to the other screen, how do i enable this?
[21:56] <cellofellow> SandWarMan: this looks interesting http://www.ohloh.net/p/cupsemailptr
[21:56] <Zykotic-K9> benc, alternatively "killall -9 progamname"
[21:56] <benc> iceroot: thanks
[21:56] <benc> Zykotic-K9: thanks
[21:57] <preston> anyone else perhaps have a eeepc??
[21:57] <cellofellow> hmmm. I hate my soundcard. :(
[21:57] <wwig> hi, does someone use Brasero?
[21:57] <meshuggah> why cant i install nvidia driver for geforce4 on ubuntu 9.04?
[21:57] <iceroot> preston: yes, you have a real question? then ask to the channel the real one
[21:57] <resno> how do i bring back window switching scrolling mouse wheel?
[21:58] <purpzey> Has ie4linux been removed from the repos?
[21:58] <sebsebseb> purpzey: it was never in the repos :)
[21:58] <purpzey> sebsebseb: So, I have to compile it from source or getdeb?
[21:58] <cellofellow> wwig: my cd/dvd burner has bit the dust, but I used to use Brasero and it works fine.
[21:58] <iceroot> purpzey: ie4linux was imo some years in the past
[21:58] <sebsebseb> purpzey: also I hope your only using that, because your a web developer, and so want to test your webpages, in that horrible browser
[21:59] <sebsebseb> purpzey: also that getdeb site isn't offical,  and those debs can go werid on people
[21:59] <wwig> I have a problem with Brasero and CD
[21:59] <meshuggah> hiya sebsebseb
[21:59] <datacrusher> http://www.zdnet.com.au/insight/software/soa/No-thanks-Google-we-ve-got-Ubuntu/0,139023769,339297306,00.htm
[21:59] <sebsebseb> purpzey: or whatever someone said
[21:59] <burkmat> Ahoy. Moving some stuff from disc A to disc B in order to install fresh on a clean HDD... Issue: I'm trying to move XP from an 80GB HDD to a 40GB one. First plan was dd, but since the discs are different sizes (and the partitions too), I doubt the FS will cope very well with having the last 40GB of the disc gone... Suggestions?
[21:59] <purpzey> sebsebseb: I need to use it to access a page that says it is IE only.
[21:59] <cellofellow> purpzey: wine-doors (from the wine website and repository) has a script download and install IE6.
[21:59] <wwig> it doesn't read the dimension of the empty cd
[21:59] <sebsebseb> purpzey: there are other ways to get round that kind of nonsense
[22:00] <sebsebseb> purpzey: changing the user agent string for example
[22:00] <erUSUL> burkmat: shirink the parition to ~40 GiB before moving it
[22:00] <sebsebseb> purpzey: well that's the only way really
[22:00] <michele> italia
[22:00] <preston> iceroot, i have actually it was concerning my eee webcamand the thermalized lookim getting
[22:00] <sebsebseb> !it |  michele
[22:00] <burkmat> erUSUL: ...will XP survive? And how do I shrink an NTFS partition?
[22:00] <iceroot> preston: what?
[22:00] <sebsebseb> purpzey: be sure to change it back to  your browsers proper user agent string though, if you do that
[22:01] <preston> iceroot, im trying to establish how on ubuntu the webcam image looks normally
[22:01] <erUSUL> burkmat: gparted can shrink ntfs paritions just fine. many people make room for ubuntu shrinking existing ntfs partitions
[22:01] <burkmat> erUSUL: Alright, will give it a shot. Thanks.
[22:01] <erUSUL> burkmat: ...will XP survive? <<< that i dunno
[22:01] <benc> iceroot: every time I use "ps aux | grep beam" I'm getting a pid that is increased by 2
[22:01] <benc> iceroot: and I didn't started the beam process (eralng)
[22:01] <sebsebseb> purpzey: also it's a good idea to complain to the people who make these so called IE only  sites, and tell them to test in different browsers, Firefox, IE, Opera, etc, and to follow the http://www.w3.org web page coding standards
[22:02] <benc> erlang
[22:02] <burkmat> erUSUL: Ah... Hm. Will have to figure it out some other way then.
[22:03] <preston> iceroot, i have a eee900hd and have installed nbr and everything works but my webcam image looks like its a thermal image
[22:03] <erUSUL> burkmat: ntfsprogs has an ntfsclone utility.
[22:04] <resno> i have two active desktops, i used to be able to drag a window from one desktop to the next, now its not working.
[22:04] <Snerf> hello again. Trying to disable the screen blanking in X in 9.04, and "xset -dpms" did not prevent this, any help appreciated
[22:05] <Altreus> Is there a package I can install for generic PCI SCSI support?
[22:05] <erUSUL> burkmat: http://www.linux-ntfs.org/doku.php?id=ntfsclone
[22:05] <erUSUL> Altreus: the kernel package has the scsi drivers
[22:05] <D3vil_> hi@all
[22:05] <Altreus> erUSUL: hm OK. I assume lsscsi would pick up any devices plugged into it?
[22:06] <D3vil_> can someone help me with adobeair and install air apps?
[22:06] <Zykotic-K9> Snerf, verify that System/Preferences/Power Management has Display set to Never
[22:06] <erUSUL> Altreus: it should as far as i can see
[22:07] <Zykotic-K9> resno, you are probably running two separate X sessions - you need Xinerama instead
[22:08] <resno> Zykotic-K9: this install is not dual headed. just one machine, one monitor
[22:08] <Zykotic-K9> resno, ahhh sorry - i gots nothing
[22:08] <Snerf> Zykotic-K9 , it is set to never
[22:09] <resno> Zykotic-K9: it worked, i restarted to let an update take and now its gone
[22:09] <Zykotic-K9> Snerf, open Screensaver and verify that Blank Screen is Off
[22:09] <Altreus> erUSUL: Ok, thanks - I'll keep investigating
[22:09] <erUSUL> Altreus: what is the problem exactly ? your scsi card is not recognized ?
[22:09] <ctmjr> resno: that is a compiz setting you need to fix maybe ask in #compiz
[22:10] <resno> ctmjr: is it possible an update broke it?
[22:10] <Hadi> hey when Ubuntu Linux 8.10 was released:
[22:10] <Fishscene> October of 2008..
[22:11] <shos> Hello, is there any solution yet to the low transfer rate problem when copying files between partitions in ubuntu 9.04 amd64 hdd install?
[22:11] <ctmjr> resno: broke it or reset it try to run this in a terminal compiz --replace &
[22:11] <Snerf> Zykotic-K9 , is that an option ?
[22:11] <iceroot> Hadi: YEAR.Month  9.04 = 2009 04
[22:11] <Zykotic-K9> Hadi, Ubuntu version are actually the date they are released so the 8. means 2008 and the 10 is the month
[22:11] <iceroot> Hadi: 8.04 = 2008 04
[22:11] <erUSUL> shos: what "low transfer rate problem" ? got a link to the bug report ?
[22:12] <Hadi> aha
[22:12] <Fishscene> shos: How slow?
[22:12] <Zykotic-K9> Snerf, yes - have you opened Screensaver?
[22:12] <shos> erUSUL: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-source-2.6.20/+bug/119730
[22:12] <Snerf> Zykotic-K9 , yes, I have opened screen saver, Blank Screen is the current selected SS, how do I disable that ?
[22:12] <shos> Fishscene: very slow, 15. mbps
[22:12] <erUSUL> shos: 2.6.20 is ancient kernel 9.04 uses 2.6.28
[22:12] <shos> Fishscene: i meant 1.5mb
[22:12] <Snerf> I dont want any screensaver to come up
[22:13] <shos> erusul i have the latest kernel
[22:13] <resno> ctmjr: i found the setting and then that command shook it up
[22:13] <D3vil_> can someone help me with adobeair and install air apps on ubuntu 9.04 64bit?
[22:13] <Zykotic-K9> Snerf, Mode = Disable Screen Saver
[22:13] <resno> ctmjr: double combo. :)
[22:13] <shos> erusul: uname -a
[22:13] <shos> Linux 645-laptop 2.6.28-15-generic #49-Ubuntu SMP Tue Aug 18 19:25:34 UTC 2009 x86_64 GNU/Linux
[22:13] <erUSUL> shos: then the bug you quote does not apply to you. the bug is for 2.6.20 kernel
[22:13] <bambam_> HELP Needed : Can anyone tell me how to work in Single User Environment and still able to use internet services ?
[22:13] <Melancholic> Hello everyone. Could anyone help me? There are server with Ubuntu which is used for internet destribution. Also every user can start terrent client on server. Problem: how to limit speed for each user on server? Locally I could use shaper but what about server?
[22:13] <Snerf> Zykotic-K9 , what do you mean "Mode = Disable Screen Saver" ??
[22:14] <shos> erUSUL: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1150108
[22:14] <Zykotic-K9> Snerf, in the Screen Saver settings window
[22:14] <ctmjr> resno: oh it was already running ouch
[22:14] <shos> erUSUL: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1112701
[22:14] <resno> ctmjr: oh no. all is well :)
[22:14] <shos> erUSUL: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1150108
[22:15] <Snerf> Zykotic-K9, I dont see such an option
[22:15] <erUSUL> shos: i do not experience the problems described.
[22:15] <shos> sry last one is replica
[22:15] <bambam_> I am trying to figure out if a user can work in Single User Mode in Desktop Environment and still use internet services ?
[22:15] <ctmjr> resno: oh that's good
[22:15] <erUSUL> shos: the reports talk about usb. is that the case for you? or normal HD's
[22:15] <Zykotic-K9> Snerf, are you using Ubuntu 9.04?
[22:15] <Snerf> yes  i am
[22:15] <shos> erUSUL: yes, USB and also between physical partitions
[22:16] <urthmover> what is the PPA deb address for the official repository that has the latest evolution  2.28?
[22:16] <Zykotic-K9> Snerf, in Screensaver Preferences, on the Display Modes tab, top left side there should be a Mode: and a drop down beside it.
[22:16] <urthmover> I've googled around but can't seem to find the official one
[22:16] <erUSUL> shos: what sort of speed you get ?
[22:17] <drgonz> so im looking for some help with my Ubuntu Server 8.04 LTS, I tried in the ubuntu-server channel, but no one seems to be helping, I got the following errors "SMBus base address uninitialized – upgrade BIOS or use force_addr=0xaddr" and "end_request: I/O error. Dev fd0, sector 0
[22:17] <ziyang> how do i find out what kind of drivers my webcam requires?
[22:17] <shos> erUSUL: ir goes ok at first but after 5 secs it goes down to no more than 1.5 mbps
[22:17] <drgonz> im trying to run it in Virtualbox
[22:17] <ziyang> lusb output: Bus 003 Device 003: ID 046d:08d9 Logitech, Inc. QuickCam IM/Connect
[22:17] <ziyang> if that helps
[22:18] <Zykotic-K9> ziyang, do you have Cheese installed?
[22:18] <ziyang> yep
[22:18] <libyan> hi
[22:18] <libyan> ubuntu
[22:18] <drgonz> the floppy drive is not turned off, so i have no idea why its trying to read from it
[22:18] <erUSUL> shos: :| that is no good. but dunno how can i help... maybe only happens to some specific hardware confs... i know i do not have such problems
[22:18] <ziyang> Zykotic-K9: webcam is working in cheese & ekiga, but not in skype
[22:19] <shos> erUSUL: its in all hardware
[22:19] <Snerf> Zykotic-K9 , I do not have a Display Modes Tab, there are no Tabs in my ScreenSaver Preferences Window
[22:19] <shos> read the bug report , if you want , but if you can't help than thanks i guess
[22:19] <Zykotic-K9> ziyang, sorry I can't really help with that - it's something in Skype though
[22:19] <Zykotic-K9> Snerf, are you sure you are using Ubuntu 9.04?
[22:20] <peace8> google for human beings
[22:20] <Snerf> Zykotic-K9, very sure
[22:21] <Zykotic-K9> Snerf, can you post a screenshot of your Screensaver Preferences somewhere?
[22:21] <ziyang> Zykotic-K9: nvm thanks. figured it has something to do with skype. prob the v4l compatibility or gspca driver
[22:21] <peace8> ubuntu is created by alien i have the proof
[22:21] <shos> so what do i do? install open suse? cause this bug is unacceptable :p
[22:22] <Melancholic> anyone else knows how to help me?
[22:22] <server_side> i have both my monitors setup for twin view but i want them seperatly so i can drag windows on to each other how od i do that?
[22:23] <urthmover> Is there an official repo that has the latest stable evolution package 2.28?  I'm on Jaunty 64
[22:23] <Fishscene> Server_side: Disable mirroring in the display properties.
[22:23] <gunni>  "ntp" is running, but time drifts over time, where to set it up correctly?
[22:23] <server_side> Fishscene: where exactly is that?
[22:23] <dragon> is there a reasonably working Exchange 2007 client available for Ubuntu?
[22:24] <urthmover> dragon: the new evolution might be working with the exchange mapi connector   but I wouldn't know until I can find the official repo
[22:24] <Fishscene> server_side: wish I could walk you through it. I don't have Ubuntu open at the moment. But it should be under Administration in the top-menu of your screen
[22:25] <dragon> !info evolution-mapi
[22:25] <cellofellow> still no leads on why my sound is going nuts. I posted to the forums if you all want to take a look. http://tinyurl.com/m58z28
[22:25] <dragon> urthmover: this evolution-mapi plugin has memory leaks that causes issues
[22:26] <dragon> urthmover: is the newest evolution in our repositories?
[22:26] <server_side> Fishscene: under the nvidia panel?
[22:26] <Zorkmid> Anyone know where I might find a chat channel with some database developpers in it ?
[22:26] <Zorkmid>  need some help
[22:26] <urthmover> dragon: when I apt-get upgrade evolution stays at 2.26.1
[22:26] <urthmover> dragon: the latest is 2.28
[22:26] <andrewy> 'sudo' and 'su' are taking a long time to finish running (>1h). for example, a "sudo -s" I ran 2 hours ago recently gave me a shell, but one instance that I started an hour ago hasn't yet. does anyone know how I can fix this or what might be causing it?
[22:26] <dragon> urthmover: cool, then the newer one should solve my problem. I'll try the PPA
[22:27] <urthmover> Zorkmid: probably sqlite irc channel
[22:27] <Fishscene> server_side: again, i'd need to pull up Ubuntu to walk you through it. But I can't do that for several hours. Try exploring around a bit if no one else can help you.
[22:27] <urthmover> dragon: which ppa?   I can't find a pps with 2.28 on it
[22:27] <Zorkmid> thats urth
[22:27] <Zorkmid> thanks
[22:27] <urthmover> dragon: ppa I meant
[22:27] <dragon> andrewy: we can start with the /etc/sudoers file. Could you pastebin it?
[22:27] <urthmover> Zorkmid: yw
[22:27] <Snerf> Zykotic-K9 - http://img34.imageshack.us/img34/715/10245523.png
[22:28] <Boffo> i am having trouble installing something poweriso, it is on my desktop, would i put "sudo apt-get install poweriso"?
[22:28] <Impy^> Hi I have some how deleted my partitions and i'm on livecd right now when i open gparted it's showing my hardrive as unallocated? Is there anyway I can recover all my stuff?
[22:28] <andrewy> dragon: ok, but wouldn't it not hang for 'su - root' if it were caused by that? http://pastebin.com/f532b773
[22:31] <Zykotic-K9> Snerf, my Screensaver Preferences doesn't look anything like that???
[22:31] <User21211> Hi, I need help.
[22:31] <Boffo> NO
[22:31] <sebsebseb> Impy^: ok
[22:31] <Snerf> Zykotic-K9 , well, thats mine.
[22:31] <sebsebseb> Impy^: if you have deleted a partition it's not the end of the world
[22:31] <User21211> My screen resolution is to big
[22:31] <User21211> 800
[22:32] <Impy^> sebsebseb it seems to have deleted all of them :o
[22:32] <User21211> How can I make it smaller
[22:32] <User21211> Please help ppl
[22:32] <Zykotic-K9> Snerf, on the left is there a choice for None or something?
[22:32] <sebsebseb> Impy^: are you sure nothing in gparted?
[22:32] <Snerf> Zykotic-K9 , no
[22:32] <Impy^> sebsebseb in gparted it shows up as unallocated space
[22:32] <User21211> Yoo
[22:32] <sebsebseb> Impy^: any idea why they got deleted?   and maybe you got two hard disks in there now, and it's showing for anothero ne that is empty?
[22:33] <User21211> *Sigh*
[22:33] <dragon> urthmover: i'm looking for the PPA, will share it if I find one
[22:33] <sebsebseb> !testdisk | Impy^
[22:33] <sebsebseb> !info testdisk
[22:33] <sebsebseb> Impy^: testdisk
[22:33] <sebsebseb> Impy^: that should be able to access the deleted partitions, and then you can get hold of data
[22:33] <User21211> helppppppppppppppppppppppp
[22:33] <Fishscene> User21211: What do you mean by making the screen resolution smaller?
[22:33] <User21211> the screen is to big
[22:34] <Impy^> sebsebseb nah it's 1 harddrive. I had 3 partitions one for linux one for windows one for all my music. It messed up when i was gonna reinstall windows i put the windows disc in got to bit where it says choose partition but i wasnt sure which one it was so i quit and tried to reboot into ubuntu and it wouldnt work
[22:34] <User21211> I dont know what happened
[22:34] <LjL> !fixres | User21211
[22:34] <User21211> Thanks
[22:34] <User21211> Will try now
[22:34] <Zykotic-K9> Snerf, are you doing updates on this system?  Are you SURE you are using 9.04 - it makes the most sense if you are using an older version of Ubuntu
[22:34] <sebsebseb> Impy^: ok sounds like  you did something on the Windows CD and it deleted your partitions
[22:34] <sebsebseb> Impy^: well testdisk :)  probably
[22:34] <trism> User21211: or just System/Preferences/Display
[22:34] <Impy^> sebsebseb im on livecd atm it says command not found when i try that
[22:35] <Snerf> Zykotic-K9, yes, the system is updates, I can show you a screen shot showing you the version if you want, but it is 9.04 Jaunty
[22:35] <sebsebseb> Impy^: and the bot says it's in the universe repo, which you probably need to enable
[22:35] <nemesis1911> yes yes yes I think I GOT MY TV TUNER TO WOEK YESSSSSSSS!
[22:35] <server_side> great i have my dual screens working, is there any progs that allow me to addd panels to my second screen?
[22:35] <dragon> andrewy: looks like you modified the sudoers file yourself. Did you use the visudo command?
[22:35] <Impy^> sebsebseb can i do that on livecd?
[22:35] <sebsebseb> Impy^:  system > admiminstration > software sources.   yes you can install programs when the Live CD is running.  also I have used this program before, but it was in VIsta, when  I gained access to partitions I had deleted for Linux and got hold of a bit of data
[22:35] <Melancholic> sebsebseb, hello
[22:35] <andrewy> dragon: yes, and I haven't edited it for a few months so it should be valid
[22:36] <sebsebseb> Impy^: so I have never used the Linux version,  but should work like the Windows one
[22:36] <nemesis1911> Zapping TV tuner is the only one that I think works.. wells its scanning for channels .. and it found 47 so far..
[22:36] <sebsebseb> Melancholic: Hello and I don't know who you are
[22:36] <dragon> andrewy: has it been working fine all the time? when did the trouble start?
[22:36] <Impy^> sebsebseb just sorting universe thing now
[22:37] <Impy^> sebsebseb okay it's installed and opened up now. Do you mind if i message you in pm?
[22:37] <andrewy> dragon: it started a few days ago, maybe because updates were installed. the screensaver took 2 hours to unlock and I just today realized sudo and su were doing the same thing
[22:37] <sebsebseb> Impy^: keep it in here for now
[22:37] <sebsebseb> Impy^: maybe pm later
[22:37] <Impy^> sebsebseb okay
[22:38] <urthmover> hrmmm I'm still getting missing dependencies when I ./configure  evolution 2.28  and I'm done sudo apt-get build-dep evolution   UGGGG  I don't want to go through all that jazz.....how long do you think it will take Canonical to release evolution 2.28 in the repo's?
[22:38] <Melancholic> sebsebseb, yes I see that you active may be  you could help me?
[22:38] <Zykotic-K9> Snerf, got it!  One second
[22:38] <Impy^> sebsebseb what do i do with this program?
[22:38] <sebsebseb> Melancholic: maybe, and I am also not the only one in here that is active
[22:38] <Snerf> ok
[22:38] <sebsebseb> !ask |  Melancholic
[22:39] <sebsebseb> Impy^: I think in the terminal you can now do  man testdisk for some help
[22:39] <Melancholic> ) yes but I ask and not be answered
[22:39] <Impy^> sebsebseb okie dokie thanks
[22:39] <ActionParsnip> !recover | Impy^
[22:39] <Melancholic> sebsebseb, There are server with Ubuntu which is used for internet destribution. Also every user can start terrent client on server. Problem: how to limit speed for each user on server? Locally I could use shaper but what about server?
[22:39] <sebsebseb> Impy^: you do one of the options or something like that, and then you  have access to your deleted partitions, and then you can restore data,  but if you have no partitions and your only on the live cd hmm
[22:39] <dragon> andrewy: you should check the system logs - `tail /var/log/syslog`
[22:40] <sebsebseb> Impy^: since once you  re boot or switch off, everything you done on the live cd is gone,  got an external hard disk to back up to?
[22:40] <server_side> how can i add a panel to my second monitor?
[22:40] <Zykotic-K9> Snerf, run "xscreensaver-demo" - say YES to disabling the Gnome Screensaver Daemon - then set the Xscreensaver to Mode = Disable
[22:40] <sebsebseb> Melancholic: your using the server version?
[22:40] <Snerf> Zykotic-K9 , ok, will try that
[22:40] <nemesis1911> got my tuner working if anyone needs help I know how to do it now
[22:40] <Melancholic> sebsebseb, no
[22:40] <ActionParsnip> nemesis1911: wtg dude :D
[22:40] <Impy^> sebsebseb it only shows my cd drive with testdisk :/
[22:40] <neutr0n> what is the recommended swap size for 32gb ram?
[22:41] <ActionParsnip> neutr0n: yowser, do you ever use all that ram?
[22:41] <dragon> nemesis1911: it'd be great if you could post a brief tutorial as a forum thread about this.
[22:41] <sebsebseb> ActionParsnip: can you help   Impy^  get hold of his data?   they have no partitiosn on there now, because  by the sounds of it WIndows deleted them all,  and also no external hard disk to back anything up to hmm
[22:41] <dragon> nemesis1911: everyone will love you even more :)
[22:41] <neutr0n> yes
[22:42] <thiebaude> sebsebseb, where can i get a list of hardware that ubuntu supports?
[22:42] <erUSUL> !hcl
[22:42] <home> join #intech
[22:42] <thiebaude> erUSUL, thanks
[22:42] <ActionParsnip> sebsebseb: Impy^: use foremost to extract the data from the partition to a destination partition, Impy^ you should have a backup if the data is important
[22:43] <nemesis1911> .. you need setup zapping to change the channels and use 'mplaeyr /dev/video1' to play the feed
[22:43] <ActionParsnip> neutr0n: well you will need about 20Gb imho
[22:43] <neutr0n> is there any official documentation on this?
[22:44] <redvamp128> quick question-- does anyone know how to get the alsa version number through command line?
[22:44] <ActionParsnip> neutr0n: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SwapFaq
[22:44] <ActionParsnip> neutr0n: some say 2xRAM but I think its overkill
[22:44] <Lenin_Cat> dose the usb creater when you include reserving space for settings and ducments... dose that include programs/
[22:44] <sebsebseb> ActionParsnip: the Windows CD deleted all of Impy^ 's partitions by the sounds of it, and  they  have nothing to back up to,  no partitions, no external hard disk
[22:45] <neutr0n> yeah i had seen some redhat documentation that after so much use .5 of the physical ram
[22:45] <Snerf> Zykotic-K9 , xscreensaver was not installed, thats probably why you had a different settings screen. but now I see the option for disabling. I hope that does the trick, thanks
[22:45] <erUSUL> !info testdisk | sebsebseb
[22:45] <ActionParsnip> sebsebseb: foremost can act on internal drives
[22:45] <Zykotic-K9> Snerf, hope it works out - good luck
[22:45] <Snerf> Zykotic-K9 , thanks
[22:46] <Lenin_Cat> dose the usb creater when you include reserving space for settings and ducments... dose that include programs/
[22:46] <redvamp128> nevermind I found it- cat /proc/asound/version
[22:46] <Lenin_Cat> dose the usb creater when you include reserving space for settings and ducments... dose that include programs/
[22:46] <graingert> Lenin_Cat, yes
[22:46] <sebsebseb> erUSUL: yes I already  recommended testdisk to  Impy  and they didn't know how to use it,  and it seems they may have left, since my auto complete wasn't working hmm
[22:46] <Lenin_Cat> sorry for repeating
[22:46] <Lenin_Cat> my cat was walking on the keyboard
[22:46] <graingert> Lenin_Cat, Please use "does"
[22:46] <erUSUL> sebsebseb: ok :)
[22:46] <server_side> can anyu one help me add a panel to my second monitor?
[22:46] <Lenin_Cat> thanks
[22:47] <sebsebseb> erUSUL:   ActionParsnip  ok impy has left, maybe they will be back for help
[22:48] <ActionParsnip> server_side: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=538434
[22:49] <neutr0n> ActionParsnip: here it is http://www.redhat.com/docs/manuals/enterprise/RHEL-4-Manual/sysadmin-guide/ch-swapspace.html
[22:50] <nemesis1911> how do I make a 'mplayer /dev/video1' and a executube link on my desktop?
[22:51] <ActionParsnip> neutr0n: nice. I always give 1xRAM regardless, mind you the highest RAM I have is 2Gb
[22:51] <websFear> !burn
[22:51] <websFear> !rip
[22:52] <revenge> My usb gamepad controller is plugged in and works, although when i try to configure the controlls in OmniJoy it says, "error opening device /dev/js0"
[22:52] <Zykotic-K9> revenge, it's /dev/input/js0
[22:52] <ActionParsnip> revenge: is it ok in jscalibrator ?
[22:53] <revenge> what do you mean jscalibrator?
[22:53] <ActionParsnip> Zykotic-K9: would a symlink fix it up?
[22:53] <ActionParsnip> revenge: its a joystick app
[22:53] <revenge> it is a logitech dual padd
[22:53] <revenge> it looks like a ps2 controller
[22:53] <hexa> hey everyone
[22:53] <adam> Siemka
[22:53] <ActionParsnip> !info jscalibrator
[22:53] <adam> Jest jakiś Polak (PL)?
[22:53] <LjL> !pl | adam
[22:53] <Zykotic-K9> revenge, ActionParsnip a symlink would probably work, but i think Omnijoy has the option to specify the device
[22:53] <nemesis1911> hey guys
[22:54] <nemesis1911> how do I make bat file?
[22:54] <hexa> my friends got an issue with jaunty I can't quite figure out. sometimes he is not able to click anymore, but still able to move his mouse. it is mouse indepent. keyboard doesn't really work at that point either.
[22:54] <ActionParsnip> nemesis1911: you dont, yuo make bash scripts
[22:54] <leo2> hello all!
[22:54] <hexa> if he then kills the latest program he opened from a tty-interface everything seems to work normally
[22:54] <revenge> Zykotic-K9: yes it does
[22:54] <leo2> How do you do&
[22:54] <revenge> Zykotic-K9: what should i put in there?
[22:54] <Zykotic-K9> revenge, just an FYI I've had some VERY bad experiences with Omnijoy including breaking Joystick support all together
[22:55] <Zykotic-K9> revenge, /dev/input/js0
[22:55] <nemesis1911> ActionParsnip: how do I make it run mplayer /dev/video1 ??
[22:55] <ActionParsnip> nemesis1911: open your favourite text editor
[22:55] <revenge> Zykotic-K9: how did it break?
[22:56] <Zykotic-K9> revenge, after using Omnijoy josticks stopped working
[22:56] <nemesis1911> ActionParsnip: ok
[22:56] <ActionParsnip> nemesis1911: http://pastebin.com/d94dbfb1
[22:56] <revenge> Zykotic-K9: do you know how i can use padjoy?
[22:56] <nemesis1911> ActionParsnip: thx br0
[22:56] <ActionParsnip> nemesis1911: put that ni the file, the top line defines it as a script, save the file as whatever you like, some people like to use .sh as the extension but its not essential
[22:57] <Zykotic-K9> revenge, sorry i'm getting confused - you're talking about a PSX input plugin - that's fine -- i was thinking about the calibration tool
[22:57] <ActionParsnip> nemesis1911: then you need to run: chmod +x <the file you made>
[22:57] <revenge> oh ok
[22:57] <revenge> yes for epsxe
[22:58] <ActionParsnip> nemesis1911: you now have a script
[22:58] <Zykotic-K9> revenge, you might also want to check out pSX - it plays LOT more games then epsxe AND i've gotten the analog DualShock controls to work (if you're using a PSX controller)
[22:58] <nemesis1911> ActionParsnip: thx .. got it ..
[22:59] <revenge> Zykotic-K9: epsxe doesnt it have bettter video support?
[22:59] <Zykotic-K9> revenge, yes it does!  but many games don't run :(
[22:59] <ActionParsnip> nemesis1911: you can use $1 in your script and pass it an argument for the varible $1. You can also use $2 $3 etc
[23:00] <Zykotic-K9> revenge, i use both epsxe and pSX
[23:00] <ActionParsnip> nemesis1911: if you move the script to /usr/bin it will be universally accessible
[23:00] <nemesis1911> ActionParsnip: kewl I see kewl klew
[23:01] <BugsCrash> Help. Im using a Ubuntu 8.10 persistent on pendrive. But can't change the xorg.conf
[23:02] <ActionParsnip> BugsCrash: gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[23:02] <server_side> linux multiple monitors sucks so far, i have to rest it all up every time i restart?
[23:02] <Zykotic-K9> server_side, are you using Nvidia Settings Manager?  if so, you need to run it gksudo - then select, save to Xorg file button
[23:03] <server_side> Zykotic-K9: yes i am.
[23:03] <BugsCrash> Help. Im using a Ubuntu 8.10 persistent on pendrive. But can't change the xorg.conf
[23:04] <orangebarcode> is it faster to run ubuntu off a sd card reader or off a mechanical hdd?
[23:04] <Zykotic-K9> server_side, then as stated above, gksudo nvidia-blah-blah and use the save to Xorg file button - then the setting will stay after a reboot
[23:04] <revenge> sorry Zykotic-K9 my computer crashed
[23:04] <server_side> Zykotic-K9: thanks dude, is there anyway i can add panels to the second monitor?
[23:05] <n-iCe> hi
[23:05] <Zykotic-K9> server_side, panels - meaning like Gnome panels?  I only have them on one monitor?
[23:05] <server_side> Zykotic-K9: yes, gnome panels
[23:05] <Zykotic-K9> server_side, not that I'm personally aware of
[23:06] <fnGibb> hello, how do I get sed to change every instance of the term? ex: sed s/love/hate/ only changes the first instance of love to hate
[23:06] <server_side> Zykotic-K9: i have a button in the nvidia conf to save it but when i click save it denies me to save it
[23:07] <HP_Administrator> ok there are smart people in here... can anyone help me with an RSS feed
[23:07] <Zykotic-K9> server_side, did you run "gksudo nvidia-settings" from a terminal?
[23:08] <server_side> ok thats done it, what does gk sudo do?
[23:08] <lstarnes> server_side: gksudo (no space)
[23:08] <mroc> hi, how do i mount an encrypted partition from the command line?
[23:09] <lstarnes> server_side: it allows graphical applications to run with admin proviliges
[23:09] <Zykotic-K9> server_side, it's sudo for GUI programs - it's a bad idea to run sudo GUI_app for some reason
[23:09] <pluma> Is there a good console-based IRC client?
[23:09] <iceroot> Zykotic-K9: sudo is not using the correct environment
[23:09] <iceroot> pluma: urssi
[23:09] <sebsebseb> !irssi |  pluma
[23:09] <iceroot> pluma: irssi
[23:09] <server_side> so Zykotic-K9 you run multiple monitors on ubuntu then?
[23:09] <Zykotic-K9> server_side, yup
[23:10] <pluma> Sounds good. Thanks, iceroot & sebsebseb
[23:10] <meshuggah> .down
[23:10] <server_side> Zykotic-K9:  you come from windows?
[23:10] <phretor> hi
[23:10] <sebsebseb> pluma: np and people tend to use screen with that
[23:10] <fnGibb> nm, the answer to my question is to put a /g at the end of sed
[23:10] <Zykotic-K9> server_side, LOL I'm and MCSE NT4 - so ya, i started with Windows - but have been Windows-Less for 8+ years at least
[23:11] <BugsCrash> Help. Im using a Ubuntu 8.10 persistent on pendrive. But can't change the xorg.conf
[23:11] <server_side> Zykotic-K9: so the linux switch worked for you then?
[23:11] <Zykotic-K9> server_side, going back to MS feels very outdated to me now
[23:11] <phretor> I have been sharing a VirtualBox image of a customized Ubuntu 9.04 among colleagues - some of them asked me for a bootable live version of it. Is it possible at this point or I should have planned this in advance?
[23:12] <mroc> hi, how do i mount an encrypted partition from the command line?
[23:12] <server_side> Zykotic-K9:  i just hated how over time it got slower and slower no matter how clean you try to keep it
[23:12] <pluma_> It works!
[23:13] <server_side> good irc client?
[23:13] <orangebarcode> is it faster to run ubuntu off a sd card reader or off a mechanical hdd?
[23:13] <Zykotic-K9> server_side, thank god there is no registry in Linux :)
[23:13] <Fishscene> phretor: I believe I have heard some stuff on making your own livecd. I don't know anything beyond this though.
[23:13] <Fishscene> mechanical hdd.
[23:13] <phretor> Fishscene: such as https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomization ?
[23:13] <pluma> Finally an IRC client that fits in yakuake
[23:13] <orangebarcode> Fishscene: thanks
[23:13] <server_side> Zykotic-K9: you always been with ubuntu then?
[23:13] <Fishscene> phretor: Yes. something like that.
[23:14] <Zykotic-K9> server_side, nope started with RedHat, then was on FreeBSD for a long time, then Gentoo for several years - then finally Ubuntu
[23:14] <phretor> Fishscene: yes, but, as I feared, I should have planned this in advance!
[23:14] <Fishscene> lol
[23:14] <server_side> Zykotic-K9:  may i ask why you chose ubuntu in the end?
[23:14] <phretor> too bad - screw their request :)
[23:15] <iceroot> pluma: yakuake + screen is very very nice
[23:15] <iceroot> pluma: + irssi :)
[23:16] <revenge> Zykotic-K9: one more thing, my sound is not working in epsxe?
[23:16] <Zykotic-K9> server_side, this is getting OT - but it was actually a friend of mine that decided they where going to run Ubuntu so I swtiched at the same time -- peer-pressure I guess is the answer
[23:16] <kent__> whats up guys
[23:17] <server_side> i want to learn linux fully any books anyone could reecomend?
[23:17] <revenge> Zykotic-K9: and when i hold down backspace it only deletes one character at a time on my keyboard :\
[23:17] <iceroot> server_side: learning by doing
[23:17] <Zykotic-K9> revenge, in Config/Sound for selected Sound Plugin does it say P.E.Op.S. ALSA ?
[23:18] <umami> .icq.com
[23:19] <revenge> Zykotic-K9: nope, it says P.E.Op.S. OSS Audio Driver 1.9
[23:20] <Zykotic-K9> revenge, epsxe won't work if you have PulseAudio -- common problem, check google -- I'm running my emulators on my HTPC box which runs MythBuntu and thus doesn't have Pulse
[23:20] <Zykotic-K9> revenge, the sound won't work i mean - emulator runs fine
[23:21] <revenge> Zykotic-K9: Yes emulator runs fine
[23:21] <revenge> Zykotic-K9: just no sound
[23:21] <theunixgeek> Are there any major compatibility issues with Ubuntu on an Eee PC?
[23:21] <revenge> Zykotic-K9: how can i get alsa sound back?
[23:21] <shane2peru> any sed guys in here that know how to search for something at the beginning of a line?  there should be a regex for a new line or something
[23:22] <pigflu_> Anyone seen this before ? "The system cannot create any sessions at this time."
[23:22] <Flannel> ^ anchors to the beginning of a line
[23:22] <Zykotic-K9> revenge, disabling Pulse is NOT a great idea unfortunately, but can be done
[23:22] <pigflu_> Just when things were working.
[23:22] <shane2peru> Flannel: ok, that is what I thought, so, sed -e 's/^searchstring/replace/g' -i file
[23:23] <revenge> Zykotic-K9: well i think i just have to download a new sound plugin?
[23:23] <mun> hi
[23:23] <DasEi> hm, when I minimize my apps such as firefox, I cant find them no more back, as they visually dissapear thouugh still run on the background, a hint ?
[23:23] <Zykotic-K9> revenge, i'd do some research into epsxe with ubuntu and sound -- I doubt a sound plugin is gonna help though
[23:24] <mun> after upgrading from hardy to intrepid, i keep getting error saying "dpkg: error processing libghc6-glade-dev (--configure): dependency problems - leaving unconfigured" etc. for many others, incl. hplip, libghc6-cairo-dev, libghc6.glib-dev, etc. does anyone know how to fix it?
[23:24] <revenge> Zykotic-K9: Kay, and one last thing, why the hell does my backspace button not delete when i hold it down, i have to press it one at at time
[23:25] <steven_> Silly question, but a CLI is the same thing as the shell right?
[23:25] <DasEi> steven : yes
[23:25] <Zykotic-K9> revenge, don't know why your keyboard wouldn't repeat??? perhaps someone else know?
[23:26] <steven_> If he is having a keyboard repeating problem, I had to wait for 9.04 for my keyboard to work
[23:26] <ewp> revenge, hardware problem? don't spill liquids on your computer devices ^_^
[23:26] <revenge> lol i didnt
[23:26] <mroc> hi, how do i mount an encrypted partition from the command line?
[23:26] <revenge> i fixed it
[23:26] <revenge> weird
[23:28] <ewp> mroc, i believe it's something like: mount -t <type> -o loop,encryption /path/to/directory
[23:29] <sacul> did some googling and even asked in my loco channel.  having issues with getting my recording settings to "stick" when I close volume control. All sources revert back to disabled and I need "Capture" and "Digital" to remain enabled. Any suggestions?
[23:29] <sacul> this is on jaunty for anyone interested
[23:30] <motta> ola
[23:30] <mroc> ewp: i'm not entirely sure what to fill in for some of the details though.  the encryption was set up by the ubuntu installer, and i do have the passphrase, i just don't know how to mount from command line
[23:31] <sacul> screenie for what I need to stick if it will help http://tinyurl.com/ng9rqq
[23:31] <steven_> I realize this is a Ubuntu channel, but what is a good Linux channel for general Linux questions?
[23:31] <bpgoldsb> keyserver.ubuntu.com down for anyone else?
[23:32] <n8tuser> steven_-> if your question is generic enuff, someone may be able to answer your question here
[23:32] <ewp> mroc, run something like: mount -t <vfat/ntfs-3g/ext3/reiserfs> -o loop,encryption /dev/<sda#/hda#> <path-to-folder>
[23:33] <ewp> depends on what actual device this is and what type of filesystem and where your mount folder is according to that command layout
[23:33] <jrib> steven_: #linux ?
[23:33] <mroc> ewp: ok.  is "encryption" just like that, or am i supposed to specify a type or anything?
[23:34] <ewp> mroc, not quite sure, try googling 'linux howto mount encrypted devices'
[23:35] <mroc> ewp: right, well, i did try that first, but there seems to be a lot of detail on different types of encryption and no clear method for how to simply do this.
[23:35] <ewp> mroc, well do you know your type of encryption?
[23:36] <mroc> ewp: no.  it was set as an option during install to encrypt the home partition, but i don't know the details.
[23:36] <benc> is upstart supported in intrepid?
[23:36] <dlumpkin> what is upstart?
[23:36] <benc> something that should replace init scripts
[23:36] <benc> replace sysv init system
[23:37] <benc> I'm trying to understand how to write an init script
[23:37] <dlumpkin> oh yeah, I think its been around for a while, but they arent interchangeable with initd scripts
[23:37] <djp> how do i best view log files from the command line?
[23:37] <dlumpkin> djp, try tail to view the last fiew lines
[23:38] <djp> dlumpkin, thanks
[23:38] <benc> dlumpkin: can you recommend a tutorial or a book to understand how to write init script for a daemon?
[23:39] <ewp> mroc, this archive may help you out better. read this: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-1090669.html
[23:39] <WonderfunkJones> any help with trying to find a wired ethernet connection?  Using Gnome Network Manager (wicp wasn't working well)
[23:39] <DasEi> hypno: no the apps used to be found in my lower panel,  I managed to get a windowchooser back now, but thats still not the same as default
[23:39] <dlumpkin> WonderfunkJones, have you tried ifconfig from the terminal?
[23:40] <DasEi> !upstart | dlumpkin
[23:40] <WonderfunkJones> dlumpkin: Yes but I don't know what the ethernet card's name is, it is onboard.
[23:40] <dlumpkin> WonderfunkJones, the onboard ethernet is usually under eth0
[23:41] <WonderfunkJones> dlumpkin: device not found
[23:42] <dlumpkin> wonderfunkjones: have you tried ifconfig -a
[23:42] <sacul> my selected sources in gnome-volume-control for recording are being reverted to disabled when I close volume control.  any ideas?
[23:42] <WonderfunkJones> dlumpkin: Yes I have three entries, lo, pan0, and wlan 0
[23:42] <legend2440> WonderfunkJones: in terminal try   lspci | grep -i ethernet
[23:43] <dlumpkin> wonderfunkjones: what architecture are you running on?
[23:43] <WonderfunkJones> legend2440: that gives me nothing
[23:43] <WonderfunkJones> dlumpkin: the OS?  9.04
[23:43] <dlumpkin> wonderfunkjones: x86?
[23:43] <WonderfunkJones> yes
[23:44] <Rioting_Pacifist> whats the best search term to describe a CLI-gui, e.g i want to have a constantly running gui in the console not just prompt,command,prompt?
[23:44] <dlumpkin> wonderfunkjones: hmm, sounds ugly, have you checked that your network card is supported
[23:44] <mroc> ewp: that was helpful.  there was a line in there that says, use dm-crypt to mount the encrypted partition.  this is what i'm looking for help with...how to do this by command line.
[23:44] <jrib> Rioting_Pacifist: xpra ?
[23:45] <WonderfunkJones> dlumpkin: I would hope so, I think it's just a standard broadcom
[23:45] <jrib> Rioting_Pacifist: or "screen" (your question is confusing)
[23:45] <n8tuser> WonderfunkJones-> if you have it on board, perhaps the driver for it was not loaded, so try to reboot and see if it will get loaded, or reload it with modprobe
[23:45] <jrib> !screen > Rioting_Pacifist
[23:45] <dlumpkin> wonderfunkjones: yep, most broadcoms are supported
[23:45] <dlumpkin> n8tuser: good call with the modprobe
[23:45] <WonderfunkJones> n8tuser: what would the command be with modprobe?  Apologies, I'm a Linux newbit
[23:45] <WonderfunkJones> *e
[23:46] <n8tuser> WonderfunkJones-> modprobe modulename ;  more details can be found by  man  modprobe
[23:47] <WonderfunkJones> n8tuser: know of a website with a list of basic linux commands?
[23:47] <Rioting_Pacifist> nah im writing a program and want to have a CLI interface (not just prompt->response though) something like sys-rc-conf(uses ncurses)/nano, instead of cat/ping
[23:47] <chronic1> has there been any chatter about the current firefox (3.5) causing computers to reboot?
[23:47] <dlumpkin> wonderfunkjones: the first step is to figure out what module you are looking for, a common broadcom module is tg3, but you may have to google your specific chipset
[23:48] <jrib> Rioting_Pacifist: so use ncurses or some higher-level library built on top of it?
[23:49] <Rioting_Pacifist> I was wondering if there was anything other than ncurses, is that the best search term to use then?
[23:49] <prince_jammys> ''curses'' :)
[23:49] <jrib> Rioting_Pacifist: what language are you programming in?
[23:49] <n8tuser> WonderfunkJones-> not off hand, i just google for it, and hit the 1st one or two or three
[23:51] <Rioting_Pacifist> jrib: erm probably python but might be bash/perl if its easier to do that sort of app using them
[23:51] <jrib> Rioting_Pacifist: for python I know of python-dialog and python-urwid
[23:51] <sanchiro> how can I find the log file which starts upon bootup? I saw a few error messages but it scrolled by too fast to catch..
[23:51] <WonderfunkJones> It's wonderfully odd, Ubuntu works with everything out of the box on my laptop, and I'm still struggling on my desktop to get audio and network working :S
[23:51] <LogicFan> I have Ubuntu 9.04 and Vista in a dual boot config, however, I have not touched my Vista partition in quite sometime and I'm wonder if I can non-destructively eliminate the Vista partition and add the extra free hdd space to my primary Ubuntu partition?  Also, I would need to remove the Vista entry from the boot menu
[23:52] <shawn_> What do I use to install a .run file
[23:53] <jrib> shawn_: what are you trying to install exactly?
[23:53] <shawn_> A graphics driver
[23:53] <shawn_> From the nvidia site
[23:53] <jrib> !nvidia | shawn_
[23:53] <WonderfunkJones> LogicFan: I think you can use gparted for that, do you have it?
[23:53] <jrib> shawn_: use the repositories instead
[23:53] <Rioting_Pacifist> LogicFan: what do you mean by non distructively? removing the vista partition will destroy vista, if your not using lvm you will need to use a liveCD to add the space to a ubuntu partition though
[23:53] <shawn_> Oh really?
[23:53] <epaphus> Hello, where does ubuntu store dhcp release info?
[23:53] <LogicFan> WonderfunkJones, Yes, I have gparted installed.
[23:54] <LogicFan> Rioting_Pacifist, i mean, i don't want to wipe my whole hdd.  I just want to format the Vista partition and add the remaining space to my Ubuntu partition
[23:54] <n8tuser> epaphus-> what? a release?
[23:54] <epaphus> dhcp releases
[23:54] <epaphus> sorry
[23:54] <n8tuser> epaphus-> leases you meant?
[23:55] <n8tuser> look under /var/lib/dhcp3
[23:55] <Haegin> hi, I managed to break my grub (2) install and don't have a vmlinuz file anymore. I booted using one on a USB stick but understandably it broke during boot. How might I be able to regenerate this from inside a busy box shell early in the boot process?
[23:56] <Rioting_Pacifist> LogicFan: unless you are using lvm, you should be able to see that with gparted, you will need to use an liveCD to do it safely but you should be fine.
[23:56] <mroc> i'm trying to access an encrypted partition from a live cd...i really need help on how to mount it.
[23:56] <LogicFan> Rioting_Pacifist, no, i'm not using lvm
[23:56] <_kleski> anyone here using apache gallery?
[23:57] <n8tuser> mroc->  you need the encryption module loaded and then you can mount it per what was described to you earlier
[23:57] <Rioting_Pacifist> well then you need to use a liveCD to change the partitions safely, but from a liveCD you will be able to add the space to your ubuntu install without loosing anything on your ubuntu install using gprated
[23:57] <d> howdy
[23:58] <Rioting_Pacifist> a default ubuntu install under many settings will be using an lvm volume though which makes averything easier as you can do it live
[23:59] <DD> Hi, I need to wipe ubuntu how do I do that.
[23:59] <kngspook> What's the difference between a system group and a normal group?
[23:59] <Rioting_Pacifist> LogicFan: easiest way to find out if your using lvm or not is "sudo lvs"
[23:59] <mroc> n8tuser: so modprobe ... what module?