[00:00] <mneptok> 16:57 < mneptok> Roasted: boot to recovery mode and run "passwd $USERNAME"
[00:00] <scunizi> Mka: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CronHowto
[00:00] <spook2012> no i dont loose date
[00:00] <Mka> steffan: i read about that and it seemed promising but couldnt use it the way I want.
[00:00] <Roasted> mneptok - oh, I see it now. It was mixed in with the other 2 comments right before. My bad. :P
[00:00] <neip> steffan this what INSTALL.txt says 2) run configure, with any options that you might prefer:
[00:00] <steffan> Mka: something like '>at 20:12 < run.txt' for example
[00:00] <neip> ./configure --disable-rpath --enable-maintainer-mode --prefix /usr
[00:00] <Mka> scunizzi: i know cron a lot
[00:00] <steffan> Mka: what is it you require?
[00:00] <neip> steffan not sure what it means, this is the first time I compile lol
[00:00] <spook2012> i use win vista only to play video game
[00:00] <Roasted> soundray - so, my account is roasted, and if I say passwd roasted it'll ask me to type in a new pw?
[00:00] <steffan> neip: that is what the INSTALL file is for
[00:01] <spook2012> its not ok whit wine
[00:01] <soundray> Roasted: yes
[00:01] <Mka> steffan: aaah, yes, can I do this "at 20:12 ls"?
[00:01] <mneptok> Roasted: correct
[00:01] <steffan> Mka: 'man at'
[00:01] <queso_> What command do I use to tar and gzip a directory and all its contents into a single file?
[00:01] <steffan> neip: what package are you attempting to install?
[00:01] <spook2012> in fact windows sucks, but i need to play my vid games
[00:01] <spook2012> lol
[00:01] <spook2012> and wine...
[00:01] <Mka> steffan: I looked at man before I came here, I have a book on linux too
[00:01] <mneptok> queso_: tar -cvgf /path/to/stuff
[00:01] <Roasted> soundray, mneptok - isn't this a potential vulnerability? I work at a school district in IT, so say I set up an ubuntu lab with a local administrator account and the students know it exists. They could just reboot to recovery and zap the admin password - couldnt they?
[00:02] <neip> steffan gyachi-1.1.71
[00:02] <jjrev> spook2012: check out CEDEGA
[00:02] <soundray> queso_: 'tar zcf file.tar.gz /path/to/directory'
[00:02] <steffan> queso_: tar -cf archive.tar myDirectories/ | gzip archive.tar
[00:02] <mneptok> Roasted: set the GRUB menu timeout to 0
[00:02] <draconis> cedega is a joke, it's just Wine with a little proprietary eye candy attached
[00:02] <Roasted> mneptok - but that leaves no time to select XP or Ubuntu, assuming its a lab that requires dual boot.
[00:03] <spook2012> lol, it shall never work, bill gates or microsoft has his own lib
[00:03] <Roasted> mneptok - I know Im throwing out weird obstacles at ya but I'm just really security curious now that I came across this.
[00:03] <steffan> neip: what version of Ubuntu are you using?
[00:03] <spook2012> c++ for gamer
[00:03] <soundray> Roasted: yes. You can't let untrusted users access the physical hardware - there will always be a way in.
[00:03] <spook2012> games
[00:03] <neip> steffan 9.04
[00:03] <Roasted> soundray - if we cant let untrusted users access the physical computers, we might as well take every computer out of the school districts. Those little bastards are pretty slick.
[00:03] <spook2012> direct X
[00:03] <queso_> mneptok, soundray, steffan: thanks! :)
[00:03] <draconis> Roasted: anyone can get in with setting the kernel command line to init=/bin/sh
[00:03] <mneptok> Roasted: with physical access, it's Game Over, anyway
[00:04] <mneptok> Roasted: i could just bring a bootable USB key and a screwdriver
[00:04] <KDM> Guys, I have a question
[00:04] <steffan> neip: add ppa:loell/ppa to your /etc/apt/sources.list and install
[00:04] <soundray> Roasted: you could remove the Recovery boot option. You can also protect individual entries with passwords in grub, I think.
[00:04] <spook2012> the cool games they make for pc, not work on linux
[00:04] <Roasted> mneptok - whats the screwdrivers purpose?
[00:04] <Mka> steffan: I think I got what I want from your example, but I am not happy that "at" requires a file
[00:04] <shane2peru> !question | KDM
[00:04] <TheFunkbomb> I can't get a usb thumb drive to auto mount anymore
[00:04] <[A]KangB> hi guys! Ubuntu has Gnome, Kubuntu has KDE. What has mithbuntu?
[00:04] <KDM> I'm running the Karmic Koala beta - When I run synaptic, it shows no packages other then the ones that are already installed
[00:05] <shane2peru> !mythbuntu
[00:05] <mneptok> Roasted: open the chassis, remove the CMOS battery, and thus reset the BIOS so that any BIOS password protecting the boot order is gone.
[00:05] <KDM> so I cant install any new programs from synaptic
[00:05] <steffan> neip: more specifically, adding http://pastebin.com/m6b3b91e0 to your /etc/apt/sources.list
[00:05] <shane2peru> !karmic | KDM
[00:05] <neip> steffan how do I add ppa:loell/ppa ?
[00:05] <bazhang> kdm #ubuntu+1 for karmic
[00:05] <nooobie> does anyone know how to use windows drivers in UBUNTU
[00:05] <Roasted> soundray, mneptok - The reality is, if a system is down, I reimage it anyway cause I have images on file of every system I deal with. But I was just curious now that I ran into this issue.
[00:05] <nooobie> i have a usb driver i need to install
[00:05] <nooobie> usb device
[00:05] <iceroot> nooobie: you cant use them (only wifi-drivers)
[00:05] <nooobie> oooh
[00:05] <[A]KangB> thanks shane2peru
[00:05] <nooobie> so i cant install a usb device with ubuntu
[00:06] <steffan> neip: following https://launchpad.net/~loell/+archive/ppa?field.series_filter=jaunty will help
[00:06] <bazhang> nooobie, normally you would not need them
[00:06] <dhendrix> nooobie:  There are already usb drivers in ubuntu. You probably do not need to install more.
[00:06] <yosh1> hi i need some help. running a l;ive cd to fix up a windows system and i cant seem to get nautilus to delete files on the windows drive
[00:06] <steffan> Mka: i'm sure it can run commands that don't have files attached too?
[00:06] <Roasted> mneptok, soundray - thanks for the help guys
[00:06] <neip> steffan thanks a lot, I'll try it
[00:06] <shane2peru> [A]KangB: no prob I was looking on their web site to see too.
[00:06] <nooobie> its for a usb dongle for obd2 cars
[00:07] <nooobie> its a usb device though. so i cant install a windows usb driver for it
[00:07] <wlodi> dro: maybe try to add an entry to /etc/network/interfaces
[00:07] <od3n> anyone want to help me with a nvidia driver
[00:07] <yosh1> hi i need some help. running a l;ive cd to fix up a windows system and i cant seem to get nautilus to delete files on the windows drive
[00:07] <[A]KangB> shane2peru, any more ubuntu based distro? excluding edubuntu
[00:07] <steffan> !ask | od3n
[00:07] <soundray> nooobie: most of these are just standard USB-serial converters, so they'll work in principle.
[00:07] <shane2peru> [A]KangB: Xubuntu?  I think
[00:07] <wlodi> dro: auto eth0
[00:07] <od3n> k
[00:07] <dhendrix> nooobie:  Ah... I think those usually show up as a serial device. When you use your ODB2 reader in Windows, does it usually require that you open up a program like Hyperterminal and connect using COM1 or something like that?
[00:07] <shane2peru> [A]KangB: uses XFCE
[00:07] <nooobie> hmmm
[00:07] <nooobie> nope its not a simple converter
[00:07] <shane2peru> !derivitave
[00:08] <soundray> nooobie: not sure whether there is software for reading the OBDII protocol, though
[00:08] <shane2peru> !variant
[00:08] <wlodi> dro: and next line: iface eth0 inet dhcp
[00:08] <shane2peru> [A]KangB: ^^^^^
[00:08] <oyzar> dhendrix nope it is a production system made in C i belive
[00:08] <yosh1> how do i mount a windows drive in a live cd session so i can delete stuff on it?
[00:08] <Mka> steffan: this doesnt work "at 12:16 ls" neither "at 23:04 < ls"
[00:08] <od3n> does anyone know how to install a nivida driver
[00:08] <soundray> nooobie: how do you know?
[00:09] <shane2peru> !nivida | od3n
[00:09] <shane2peru> !nvida | od3n
[00:09] <od3n> yeah I cant sem to get the whole thing working
[00:09] <shane2peru> !nivda
[00:09] <bazhang> nvidia
[00:09] <Enlik> !nvidia lol
[00:09] <dhendrix> oyzar:  Oh... Well, in all honesty I've never used it. From a little bit of searching it seemed like it's just a variant of the C language. So if you pick up any C programming book you should get your answer (I think it will involve getchar() or some such).
[00:09] <shane2peru> arrg
[00:09] <yosh1> how do i mount a windows drive in a live cd session so i can delete stuff on it?
[00:09] <shane2peru> bazhang: thanks
[00:09] <shane2peru> !nvidia | od3n
[00:10] <yosh1> bazhang: you here?
[00:10] <PCTeacher012> how do i add: deb-src http://ppa.launchpad.net/lool/ubuntu intrepid main to my sources?
[00:10] <od3n> well or to get the driver thats comes with ubuntu to work
[00:10] <steffan> Mka: 'man at' will help you
[00:10] <steffan> !sources.list > PCTeacher012
[00:10] <bazhang> od3n, normally through hardware drivers is how you install them
[00:10] <PCTeacher012> except intrepid would be jaunty since i have 9.04... lol
[00:10] <Mka> steffan: no it did not, let 's just forget about this altogether
[00:10] <KDM> ...
[00:11] <yofel> PCTeacher012: the ppa page should have a howto for that
[00:11] <PCTeacher012> kk lol
[00:11] <PCTeacher012> or just software sources in system... just thourhg of that :P
[00:11] <shane2peru> PCTeacher012: an easy way is System -> Software Sources ->  tab Add source
[00:12] <steffan> Mka: the command that you are attempting to execute, does it require root?
[00:12] <shane2peru> PCTeacher012: it is graphical, and keeps people from messing up their sources.lst
[00:12] <Mka> steffan: no
[00:12] <shane2peru> PCTeacher012: System -> Administration -> Software Sources
[00:12] <steffan> Mka: no idea then, sorry - i have tried commands like that and they're working
[00:12] <Mka> steffan : for example a simple "ls"
[00:12] <steffan> PCTeacher012: or you can just cp sources.list sources.list.backup
[00:12] <[A]KangB> shane2peru, watching cdimage.ubuntu.com i can see gobuntu and ubuntustudio
[00:12] <PCTeacher012> i got it :P
[00:13] <od3n> I for some reason cant get the right resolution I have a lap top and when I plug it in to the docking station I am limited to 1024x768
[00:13] <shane2peru> !variant | [A]KangB
[00:13] <shane2peru> [A]KangB: there are a few of them out there, and even more 'unofficial' ones
[00:13] <Mka> yosh1: use mount
[00:13] <soundray> Mka: you mean like 'ls | at now+5min'?
[00:13] <PCTeacher012> Mythbuntu?
[00:14] <Mka> soundray: I use "sleep" instead of that
[00:14] <[A]KangB> !mythbuntu
[00:14] <[A]KangB> !studio
[00:14] <shane2peru> !derivative
[00:14] <Mka> soundray: but that gives me a great clue, thanks
[00:14] <shane2peru> lol
[00:14] <soundray> Mka: yes, that'll be better for this example, but...
[00:14] <soundray> Mka: okay
[00:14] <[A]KangB> !gobuntu
[00:15] <Qazjap11> hi
[00:15] <PCTeacher012> I'll just make ubuntu into studio without redownloading it lol
[00:15] <Mka> soundray: I need to execute a command at an absolute time without worrying about current time
[00:15] <yosh1> hi i need some help. running a live cd to fix up a windows system and i cant seem to get nautilus to delete files on the windows drive
[00:15] <Wunderbar> anyone here use mutt email client?
[00:16] <soundray> Mka: 'ls | at 15:59'
[00:16] <Mka> soundray: so when I use "sleep" I have to cound hours and minutes I should sleep
[00:16] <Wunderbar> better question- does anyone here even use email clients?
[00:16] <soundray> Wunderbar: yes
[00:16] <yofel> Wunderbar: certainly
[00:16] <Mka> soundray: does that work?
[00:16] <Wunderbar> do you have problems logging in- regularly?
[00:16] <bazhang> [A]KangB, please /msg ubottu
[00:16] <soundray> Mka: last time I checked, it did
[00:16] <PCTeacher012> What software does ubuntu studio come preinstalled with to make it different than ubuntu?
[00:17] <shane2peru> bazhang: how do you msg ubottu?
[00:17] <lirxis> HHi this has nothing to do with UBuntu sorry if i am ruid ^^ But does anyone have agood music ear here and can say which songs these 4 are please =) http://tinypic.com/player.php?v=2zecwbd&s=4
[00:17] <steffan> shane2peru: /msg ubottu <term>
[00:17] <Mka> soundray: I got this:
[00:17] <PCTeacher012> nevermind found out
[00:17] <soundray> Mka: it doesn't output to the terminal where you ran it, though. if your system is configured correctly, the ls output should be emailed to you.
[00:17] <steffan> !offtopic > lirxis
[00:17] <shane2peru> steffan: ahh, and that will pm me the info?
[00:17] <Mka> soundray: warning: commands will be executed using /bin/sh, job 4 at Sun Oct  4 01:17:00 2009
[00:17] <steffan> shane2peru: yes
[00:18] <nooobie> So; does anyone know if I could use a windows Driver for a usb device on ubuntu
[00:18] <shane2peru> steffan: cool, thanks
[00:18] <[A]KangB> bazhang, i saw that ubottu says directly !gobuntu, i dont know how to use it... i work in "esay-error" mode :D
[00:18] <homovitruvius> hi: on Ubuntu 9.04 I switched to DHCP IP assignment for debugging some issues. As far as I remember all I used was the Network Administration Tool. Now I don't seem able to go back to static assignment: doesn't happen at startup and if I force it w/ the Network Administration Tool after a while it is reset to some address retrieved by DHCP. Somebody knows who's dong that?
[00:18] <Mka> soundray: hahaha, this sucks
[00:18] <soundray> Mka: that means it should be okay.
[00:18] <soundray> Mka: check that it's in the queue with atq
[00:18] <yofel> nooobie: in almost all cases: NO
[00:18] <nooobie> aww darn it
[00:18] <nooobie> :(
[00:18] <steffan> [A]KangB: if you're searching for yourself use /msg ubottu <term> (ie. /msg ubottu gobuntu)
[00:18] <steffan> [A]KangB: gobuntu is no longer developed though
[00:18] <soundray> Mka: no, it doesn't
[00:19] <sproaty> Is there a simple way to give firefox 3.5 firefox 3's icons under 9.04? I keep clicking the wrong taskbar items
[00:19] <shane2peru> !xubuntu > shane2peru
[00:19] <Mka> soundray: so all the output is emailed instead of being displayed?
[00:19] <tarvid> looking for ipac-ng, last seen in dapper
[00:19] <jamie> #satchmo
[00:19] <[A]KangB> thanks anyway steffan, i was curious only :D
[00:19] <jamie> ?
[00:19] <steffan> [A]KangB: no problem
[00:20] <soundray> Mka: not necessarily. You can redirect the output to a file.
[00:20] <shane2peru> steffan: !term > nick works too, if you use your own nick.  still learning irc. :)
[00:20] <steffan> shane2peru: yes but that is still unnecasary as no one in the channel needs to know that
[00:20] <wlodi> homovitruvius: try adding an entry to the /etc/network/interfaces
[00:20] <Mka> soundray: you helped me a lot in this, as simple as it may seem, it's a big deal!! thanks
[00:21] <soundray> Mka: you can do a 'tail -f ~/lssink & ls | at 15:00' and you'll see the output in the same terminal
[00:21] <shane2peru> steffan: ooops, spilled the beans. :)  I will remember that easier though.
[00:21] <soundray> Mka: sorry, correction:
[00:21] <soundray> Mka: you can do a 'tail -f ~/lssink & ls >~/lssink | at 15:00' and you'll see the output in the same terminal
[00:21] <PCTeacher012> it will take way less time to "upgrade" ubuntu to ubuntu studio :P
[00:21] <wlodi> homovitruvius: here is an example link: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/setting-up-an-network-interfaces-file/
[00:21] <steffan> shane2peru: !term | nick is usefull if numerous people are wondering the same question, or you want to explain it further. !term > nick is preferable as it doesn't flood the channel with the term (if it's not needed)
[00:22] <yosh1> how do i delete files form a window partition from sa live cd?
[00:22] <Mka> soundray: thats an advanced hack, I dont think I can remember on a daily basis
[00:22] <homovitruvius> wlodi: I have the static stanza but I also have an auto eth0 there. Maybe that shouldn't be there
[00:22] <Mka> yosh1: use mount
[00:22] <neip> steffan I followed this page (https://launchpad.net/+help/soyuz/ppa-sources-list.html) and I got this error after apt-get update (Reading package lists... Done W: GPG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net jaunty Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 7D2C7A23BF810CD5  W: You may want to run apt-get update to correct these problems)
[00:22] <shane2peru> steffan: ok, thanks for the info.
[00:22] <steffan> !mount > yosh1
[00:22] <homovitruvius> wlodi: thing is: who did put that there?
[00:22] <yosh1> Mka: insufficient i have mounted the windows partition twice now it saysa the fuilesd are read only
[00:22] <steffan> neip: you didn't follow that page
[00:22] <wlodi> homovitruvius: try removing one of these
[00:23] <soundray> Mka: lol, by extension I am an advanced hacker. Thank you! :)
[00:23] <neip> steffan how so
[00:23] <wlodi> homovitruvius: I wouldn't know that:)
[00:23] <yosh1> steffan: yes i m,ounted the partition but the it isd saying the files are read only non sudo nautilus cant even open the windows dir
[00:23] <steffan> neip: the section on 'Telling Ubuntu how to authenticate the PPA' is required
[00:23] <soundray> Mka: I'm curious, what exactly are you trying to do?
[00:24] <soundray> Mka: I missed the beginning of the discussion
[00:24] <Mka> soundray: I wanted a simpler replacement to "sleep"
[00:24] <mdmkolbe> On linux can other users see your environment variables (like how with "ps -f" other users can see your commands and arguments)?
[00:24] <PCTeacher012> wow... 44 mins to download blender :P
[00:24] <steffan> !ppa > neip   (reading this will help you understand PPAs)
[00:24] <yosh1> steffan: any other ideas?
[00:24] <neip> steffan I did type as it says and changed the key after the slash (sudo apt-key adv --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv-keys DB2035A6)
[00:24] <steffan> yosh1: no sorry, I don't use Windows
[00:24] <Mka> soundray: sometimes I need a command to execute exactly at 16:37
[00:24] <soundray> Mka: simpler than sleep? That's hard
[00:25] <naxa> hi
[00:25] <soundray> Mka: execute and display in the terminal?
[00:25] <naxa> is there an application for browsing gtk2 themes from gnomelook? i think i once saw one but i can't actually remember
[00:25] <Mka> soundray: sleep got me counting minutes to the time of executing and I am bad in maths
[00:26] <Mka> soundray: yes
[00:26] <ekimmargni> When I ssh to my server, the backspace key does ^H instead of a backspace. How can I set the server to accept that properly?
[00:26] <Mka> soundray: sleep also hangs the terminal while sleeping
[00:26] <soundray> Mka: it won't if you do '(sleep 60 ; ls) &'
[00:27] <ernie_eu> hi all, on the same notebook i have winXP and Ubuntu, but I can not boot to WinXP due to some nasty virus, can I scan/remove virus from winXP partition from Ubuntu ?
[00:27] <wlodi> Mka: maybe write a script that will check for the hour and then execute
[00:27] <Mka> soundray: damn!! you are a real hacker
[00:27] <neip> steffan but I did type the right key as it says what could have caused the GPG error
[00:27] <PCTeacher012> why is my download rate so slow? It is 20.4 KiB/s right now. On windows it was about 130 KiB/s
[00:27] <soundray> Mka: just a heavy shell user
[00:27] <PCTeacher012> 41.8 now
[00:27] <homovitr`> wlodi: I've found who's putting that line in: the Network Administration Tool. Even if the only active connection is static, the auto line is also there. I've no idea why. But I bet now the problem is solved.
[00:27] <shane2peru> ernie_eu: you probably can via clamav it is in synaptic
[00:28] <yosh1> steffan: think chmoidding the directory would work?
[00:28] <bazhang> PCTeacher012, download from repos?
[00:28] <ernie_eu> shane2peru: ClamAV ? ok... will try
[00:28] <PCTeacher012> Yea, i think. Terminal
[00:28] <Mka> soundray: then I dont need "at" after all. "sleep" is still good
[00:28] <bazhang> !slow | PCTeacher012
[00:28] <PCTeacher012> Ooooh, okay, Thanks bazhang
[00:28] <naxa> ernie_eu, i've also found in ubuntu docs some more hints, in case you need them later: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Antivirus
[00:29] <PCTeacher012> so it is just that, and not overall computer?
[00:29] <soundray> Mka: let me think about the time specifying issue
[00:29] <sebsebseb> ernie_eu: yes you probably can, but Windows should really be removed when it's virus infected
[00:29] <bazhang> PCTeacher012, karmic beta a couple of days ago; not you
[00:29] <ernie_eu> naxa, ok I am goint to see it right now too..
[00:29] <PCTeacher012> bazhang: Okay, thanks for the info
[00:29] <wlodi> homovitr`: maybe it's putting the other interface automatically. I'd say, check the .config files
[00:29] <sebsebseb> ernie_eu: removed/reinstalled only true way to make sure any malware is gone,  I suppouse this applys to any OS not just Windows
[00:30] <homovitr`> wlodi: which .config file?
[00:30] <Mka> yosh1: is your windows partition NTFS or FAT?
[00:30] <ernie_eu> sebsebseb: a bit extreme
[00:30] <shane2peru> ernie_eu: there is probably a sys file infected too, that will ruin your windows install when you remove it, if it is that bad of a virus
[00:30] <sebsebseb> ernie_eu: what is>?
[00:31] <yosh1> Mka: i think ntfs
[00:31] <yosh1> Mka: mouting with the ntfs option worked anyway
[00:31] <ernie_eu> shane2peru: ok, good to know
[00:31] <Prohibited> I'm trying to update from 9.04 -> 9.10, I've downloaded the files and now when I try to update I get the error: The upgrade is now aborted. Your system could be in an unusable state. A recovery will run now (dpkg --configure -a).
[00:31] <ernie_eu> sebsebseb: reinstalling a windows means I will have to reintall Ubuntu
[00:31] <shane2peru> ernie_eu: you will need freshclam too, as that updates clamav, it may be the same package, but you need to run it to update your antivirus database
[00:32] <ernie_eu> it's on the same disk
[00:32] <sebsebseb> ernie_eu: formatting and re installing Windows or any other OS, that has been infected by malware is not extreame,   once your infected with a virus,  loads of nasty things that you don't know about could be going on in the background
[00:32] <sebsebseb> ernie_eu: oh you did Ubuntu with Wubi?
[00:32] <ernie_eu> shane2peru: freshclam ?
[00:32] <Mka> yosh1: unmount your windows fpartition and mount it again specifying that it should be writable
[00:32] <ernie_eu> sebsebseb: no
[00:32] <sebsebseb> ernie_eu: Why do you say you need to re install Ubuntu as well then?
[00:32] <yosh1> Mka: whats the tag for that?
[00:32] <ernie_eu> sebsebseb: but it usually causes grub to throw erro
[00:32] <Mka> yosh1: but you need to know if it is FAT or NTFS first
[00:33] <shane2peru> ernie_eu: it updates clamav database, and you can install grub without installing Ubuntu all over again, when you install windows, grub gets over written, but it can be reinstalled
[00:33] <wlodi> homovitr`: now that's a good question. Maybe start in the /etc/NetworkManager dir
[00:33] <neip> Hello, Can someone help me with an error I followed this page (https://launchpad.net/+help/soyuz/ppa-sources-list.html) and I got this error after apt-get update though I did paste the right key*
[00:33] <neip> (Reading package lists... Done W: GPG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net jaunty Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 7D2C7A23BF810CD5  W: You may want to run apt-get update to correct these problems)
[00:33] <sebsebseb> ernie_eu: ah right the  install Windows first then  Linux distro thing ah yes, well  you can  do it the other way round as well
[00:33] <ernie_eu> uh-huh
[00:33] <sebsebseb> ernie_eu: plus maybe you don't really need a psyical install of Windows on there,  what do you want to use Windows for anyway?
[00:33] <soundray> Mka: 'sleep $(echo $[$(date +%s -d '16:37')-$(date +%s)])' will sleep until 16:37. Pack it in a script to make it easier to handle
[00:33] <oyzar> dhendrix thanks for your help, but i think i figured out the problem, it was something else, I belive the system can't handle wildcards in "not" expressions...
[00:33] <yosh1> Mka: what do i add to the mount command to make it writeable?
[00:34] <ernie_eu> sebsebseb: it is not my PC honestly
[00:34] <Mka> soundray: thanks a lot, much appreciated!!
[00:34] <ernie_eu> ok, reinstall grub..
[00:34] <ernie_eu> i need only ubuntu cd ?
[00:34] <sebsebseb> ernie_eu: Who's is it?
[00:34] <sebsebseb> !grub |  ernie_eu
[00:35] <veloz> onde fica o chat para pergunta em portugues ?
[00:35] <Black_Phantom> is it safe upgrading from 8.04 all the way to 9.10 ?
[00:35] <oyzar> argh, ok it wasn't that either..
[00:35] <sebsebseb> Black_Phantom: 9.10 isn't out yet
[00:35] <oyzar> but at least read is working
[00:35] <veloz> toda vez q eu entro cai nesse chat aqui
[00:35] <ernie_eu> sebsebseb: thanks
[00:35] <Black_Phantom> sebastien, BETA
[00:35] <sebsebseb> Black_Phantom: and when it is I suggest you clean install Ubuntu for 9.10
[00:35] <Mka> yosh1: mount /dev/sd?? ~/mountpoint -o uid=yourUID,gid=yourGID,umask=0007
[00:35] <soundray> Mka: that was more complicated than necessary. 'sleep $[$(date +%s -d '16:37')-$(date +%s)]' will do
[00:35] <sebsebseb> Black_Phantom: beta is not final
[00:35] <Black_Phantom> yeah I meant beta
[00:36] <ernie_eu> shane2peru: should I just look for 'freshclam' package ? Is that how it is called ?
[00:36] <neip> Hello, Can someone help me with an error I followed tis page (https://launchpad.net/+help/soyuz/ppa-sources-list.html) and I got this error after apt-get update though I did paste the right key*     (Reading package lists... Done W: GPG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net jaunty Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 7D2C7A23BF810CD5  W: You may want to run apt-get update to correct thes
[00:36] <luis_> como descargo juegos como el doom?
[00:36] <Black_Phantom> because the dvd recorder rotted i guess, and i spent 4 cds trying to burn @ very low speeds but it didnt work
[00:36] <bazhang> Black_Phantom, not safe, further inquiries on karmic in #ubuntu+1
[00:36] <veloz> alguem pode me ajudar a achar o chat em portugues ?
[00:36] <bazhang> !pt | veloz
[00:36] <sebsebseb> Black_Phantom: yeah let's continue there
[00:36] <yosh1> Mka: do live cd's even have uids or gids?
[00:37] <Black_Phantom> ok
[00:37] <Mka> yosh1: yes
[00:37] <veloz> pq entra aqui e nao direto onde vc me disse ai em cima ?
[00:37] <Mka> yosh1: remember that windows doesnt have UIDs and GIDs
[00:37] <veloz> como q eu faço para ir direto la e nao aqui ?
[00:37] <bazhang> veloz, /join #ubuntu-br or /join #ubuntu-pt
[00:38] <ernie_eu> shane2peru: ok I've found it
[00:38] <mikejet> My term type doesn't support colors, but "ls -al" is still adding bizzare escape sequences to try to make things different colors. Where are those defined. (its not in infocmp)
[00:38] <yosh1> Mka: yes this i know i just havent used a live cd in sooooo long like 3 years opr so
[00:38] <veloz> onde eu digito iso ?
[00:38] <bazhang> veloz, english here
[00:38] <Mka> yosh1: I've used a live CD in 5 years
[00:39] <tejuguasu> dernet.org
[00:39] <Mka> yosh1: Live CDs are fully featured
[00:39] <yosh1> Mka: how do i figure out my uid and gid?
[00:40] <soundray> mikejet: check that your ls isn't an alias. ('alias ls' should say "not found")
[00:40] <bazhang> !blkid
[00:40] <Mka> yosh1: type "id"
[00:40] <yosh1> Mka: LOL durrrr
[00:40] <mikejet> soundray, Ah, okay that's it. I'd still like to know where "ls --color=auto" is getting its info. What a goofy default.
[00:41] <Pupilo> algum br?
[00:41] <khunter619> Runing the scripts can finish all operations of building up modules   from the source code and start the nic.  	1. Build up the drivers from the source code  	  ./makedrv    	2. load the driver module to kernel and start up nic  	  ./wlan0up
[00:41] <jpds> !pt | Pupilo
[00:41] <bazhang> Pupilo, in #ubuntu-br
[00:41] <khunter619> how do I do this?
[00:41] <yosh1> mka thanks
[00:41] <Pupilo> #ubuntu-pt
[00:41] <khunter619> should I just click on makedrv file?
[00:41] <soundray> mikejet: the alias is set in ~/.bashrc on ubuntu. Is that what you're asking?
[00:42] <Mka> yosh1: no problem
[00:42] <Mka> yosh1: did it solve your problem?
[00:43] <Mka> mikejet: there is an environmental variable called "LS_COLORS"
[00:43] <mikejet> soundray, Yes, I got that part.  But also, I'd like to know where 'ls --color=auto' is getting its info, because it is obviously wrong.
[00:43] <khunter619> can some one help me? I am trying to install RTL8187 driver
[00:43] <soundray> mikejet: you mean, which file type to display in which colour?
[00:44] <khunter619> what does this mean: "Build up the drivers from the source code  	  ./makedrv"?
[00:44] <soundray> Mka: 'ls --color=auto' does not consider that variable
[00:44] <yosh1> Mka: grrrr it still woint let me delete
[00:45] <mikejet> soundray, I have an obscure term type which has no color support; however, ls --colors=auto is looking up color escape-sequences from somewhere.
[00:45] <neip> Can someone Please help me install Gyachi?
[00:45] <Mka> soundray: mmm, I didnt know that
[00:45] <Mka> neip: isnt it in Synaptic?
[00:45] <khunter619> Why does  no one reply?
[00:46] <neip> Mka unfortunatelly now :( and I dont know how to compile
[00:46] <neip> no*
[00:46] <soundray> mikejet: well, you should just 'alias ls=ls' when you're using a term type without colour
[00:46] <Mka> khunter619: because your name is hard to type? :)
[00:46] <KDM> Guys, I have a question
[00:46] <Blizzerand> khunter619 : Whats your question , I just came now
[00:46] <KDM> I'm trying to install the nvidea drivers for my graphics
[00:46] <edbian> khunter619: You're asking correctly.  Nobody is answering probably because nobody knows the answer.
[00:46] <khunter619> I am trying to install driver
[00:46] <KDM> I go to hardware drivers
[00:46] <khunter619> in read me it says
[00:46] <khunter619> Build up the drivers from the source code  	  ./makedrv
[00:47] <edbian> I've installed dnsmasq.  I added 127.0.0.1 to my resolv.conf and I uncommented the "listen-address" line but I can't seem to get my dig times to decrease.  Help anyone?
[00:47] <edbian>  That is: the "listen-address" line from the dnsmasq.conf file
[00:47] <edbian>  Also: If i have dnsmasq installed and it is working properly should I be able to "dig www.google.com @localhost" ??
[00:47] <FloodBot3> edbian: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:47] <Mka> neip: is it a source code?
[00:47] <mikejet> soundray: No, I want to change the term type so that the ubuntu default .bashrc works, not change every .bashrc everywhere.
[00:47] <wlodi> khunter619: open the console, go to the directory with the file to install and type: sudo sh <fileName>
[00:47] <khunter619> ok how do I open console
[00:47] <khunter619> I copied the driver folder from CD rom to desktop
[00:48] <neip> Mka I downloaded gyachi from gyachi.sourceforge.net and followed the INSTALL.txt but i had lots of problems
[00:48] <KDM> I click activate, and it starts to load for a second, but then it says System Error: installArchives() fialed
[00:48] <KDM> failed*
[00:48] <KDM> does anyone know how to fix this?
[00:48] <Mka> neip: like?
[00:48] <khunter619> where is console?
[00:48] <edbian> khunter619: KDE or gnome?
[00:48] <khunter619> console is command line right?
[00:48] <khunter619> gnome
[00:48] <wlodi> khunter619: Menu > Accessories > Terminal
[00:48] <bazhang> KDM, could be a non-responsive repo; there have been a bunch of such cases the last couple of days
[00:48] <edbian> khunter619: Yes: terminal = command line = console
[00:48] <SuspectZero> how can i configure lupin-casper to mount an iso on loop
[00:48] <SuspectZero> ?
[00:49] <bazhang> khunter619, alt-f2 gnome-terminal
[00:49] <khunter619> ok opened Terminal
[00:49] <soundray> mikejet: I'm not sure how to help you with that
[00:50] <neip> Mka someone told me here I need to follow this https://launchpad.net/+help/soyuz/ppa-sources-list.html) before compiling
[00:50] <khunter619> now do I do /cd ?
[00:50] <edbian> khunter619: "cd directory name"
[00:50] <neip> Mka I followed it changed the key and I got this error ((Reading package lists... Done W: GPG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net jaunty Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 7D2C7A23BF810CD5  W: You may want to run apt-get update to correct these problems))
[00:50] <wlodi> khunter619: type: cd Desktop
[00:50] <edbian> khunter619: For example: "cd /home/khunter619"
[00:50] <bazhang> khunter619, when you type ls , do you see Desktop ?
[00:51] <khunter619> ls in terminal?
[00:51] <bazhang> yes
[00:51] <Mka> neip: that is a different problem
[00:51] <dsnyders> Hi all!  How do I tell which version of ubuntu I'm running?
[00:51] <khunter619> yes I see desktop folder via ls
[00:51] <bazhang> !version | dsnyders
[00:51] <Mka> neip: try compiling and installing the source code first
[00:51] <edbian> dsnyders: System -> About Ubuntu
[00:51] <khunter619> but I am going to try cd directory
[00:52] <bazhang> khunter619, then cd Desktop (big D)
[00:52] <dsnyders> edbian, /me slaps forehead
[00:52] <edbian> dsnyders: :)
[00:52] <KDM> I downloaded the linux drivers for my nvidia graphics chip
[00:52] <KDM> but it's a .run file. How the heck do I use a .run file?
[00:52] <neip> Mka I was doing that, I followed the INSTALL.txt and when I reached this step (./configure --disable-rpath --enable-maintainer-mode --prefix /jmd) it tells me Please read INSTALL.txt
[00:53] <neip> Mka INSTALL.txt of gyachi
[00:53] <bazhang> KDM, best to install from repos, not outside websites
[00:53] <linxeh> KDM: be warned that the nvidia drivers replace various files on your system without keeping backups
[00:53] <khunter619> ok I am in folder rtl8187_linux_26.1025.0328.2007
[00:53] <linxeh> KDM: you are best off installing the ubuntu packaged versions if possible
[00:53] <SuspectZero> how can i configure lupin-casper to mount an iso on loop?
[00:53] <khunter619> now there is makedrv file
[00:54] <KDM> Well, when I try to install the drivers from hardware drivers, it doesnt work
[00:54] <khunter619> what I am supposed to do?
[00:54] <linxeh> KDM: what card do you have ?
[00:54] <KDM> nvidia GeForce 9600M
[00:55] <cdr700> Does anyone know how to change panel font colours in karmic?
[00:55] <bazhang> cdr700, #ubuntu+1 for karmic
[00:55] <cdr700> thanks!
[00:55] <khunter619> owner@owner-laptop:~/Desktop/rtl8187_linux_26.1025.0328.2007$ sudo sh makedrv
[00:56] <KDM> oh, shit
[00:56] <neip> Mka still there?
[00:56] <khunter619> sh: Can't open makedrv
[00:56] <KDM> I know why it wasnt working - I had synaptic open in another window -_-
[00:56] <Mka> neip: is that all that it tells you to do?
[00:56] <[manas]> need help whit winehq and safari? after installation safari it doesnt work and i cant unistall it
[00:56] <wlodi> khunter619: is there some file like make?
[00:56] <Mka> neip: does it say it failed or there was an ERROR?
[00:56] <khunter619> yes makedrv
[00:57] <khunter619> wldoi: makedrv
[00:57] <neip> Mka nope thats it.. this is what step 2 says anyways 2) run configure, with any options that you might prefer:
[00:57] <neip> 	./configure --disable-rpath --enable-maintainer-mode --prefix /usr
[00:57] <wlodi> khunter619: try typing 'make'
[00:57] <edbian> I've installed dnsmasq.  I added 127.0.0.1 to my resolv.conf and I uncommented the "listen-address" line from /etc/dnsmasq.conf but I can't seem to get my dig times to decrease.  Also: If i have dnsmasq installed and it is working properly should I be able to "dig www.google.com @localhost" ??
[00:57] <wlodi> khunter619: and then 'make install'
[00:57] <khunter619> wlodi: owner@owner-laptop:~/Desktop/rtl8187_linux_26.1025.0328.2007$ make makedrv make: *** No rule to make target `makedrv'.  Stop.
[00:58] <gzader> hey all, I'm trying out Ubu 9.10 in Virtual box.  Are errors updating packages via apt-get bug worthy reporting?
[00:58] <markatto> http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_rbeqbj-n1Z0/Skeak1qBGyI/AAAAAAAAAeM/3k_ntrDWmOw/s1600-h/ubuntu.png
[00:58] <[manas]> need help whit winehq and safari? after installation safari it doesnt work and i cant unistall it
[00:58] <khunter619> wlodi: < Installation >  Runing the scripts can finish all operations of building up modules   from the source code and start the nic.  	1. Build up the drivers from the source code  	  ./makedrv    	2. load the driver module to kernel and start up nic  	  ./wlan0up
[00:58] <Mka> neip, usually source codes you just ./configure then "make" then "sudo make install"
[00:59] <neip> Mka install.txt here http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/285025/
[00:59] <LjL> !ot | markatto
[00:59] <neip> Mka I tried that as well, it keeps saying Please read INSTAL.txt
[00:59] <khunter619> edbian: owner@owner-laptop:~/Desktop/rtl8187_linux_26.1025.0328.2007$ sudo sh makedrv sh: Can't open makedrv owner@owner-laptop:~/Desktop/rtl8187_linux_26.1025.0328.2007$
[00:59] <neip> Mka whenever ever I do something in ubuntu there has to be a strange problem
[00:59] <edbian> khunter619: I believe you simple run "make" while in the file.  There isn't a configure script?
[01:00] <mikejet> yikes. "ls --color" seems to be using vt100 escape colors by default.  See them with "dircolors -p".
[01:00] <Mka> neip: like?
[01:00] <[manas]> need help whit winehq and safari? after installation safari it doesnt work and i cant unistall it
[01:00] <phpgunner> how can i use svideo on ubuntu?
[01:00] <khunter619> edbian: running make on makedrv file?
[01:01] <edbian> khunter619: I think you just run "make"
[01:01] <soundray> mikejet: cool :)
[01:01] <neip> Mka lol just everything I do, I face a problem with ubuntu then I stop using it and wait for the next release
[01:01] <Mka> neip: I downloaded this source code so that we can be on the same page
[01:01] <edbian> khunter619: Don't worry about the file and such.  Make files don't take arguments usually
[01:01] <Mka> neip: it looks like garbage
[01:01] <khunter619> edbian: can you tell me how to run make?
[01:01] <dsnyders> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SerialConsoleHowto seems to have instructions for Edgy, Feisty, Jaunty, and Karmic, but not Intrepid.  Which do I follow?
[01:01] <neip> Mka why is that
[01:01] <[manas]> need help whit winehq and safari? after installation safari it doesnt work and i cant unistall it
[01:01] <Mka> neip: it's not ubuntu problem
[01:02] <ninjah> Where do I go for 9.10 help?
[01:02] <edbian> khunter619: in a terminal: "make"
[01:02] <soundray> !karmic > ninjah
[01:02] <neip> Mka though many people seem to use it I've seen in google
[01:03] <Mka> neip: then why isnt it in Synaptic?
[01:03] <[manas]> need help whit winehq and safari? after installation safari it doesnt work and i cant unistall it
[01:03] <edbian> khunter619: You might need to "sudo make"
[01:03] <Mka> neip: I got this http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/285028/ as an output
[01:04] <khunter619> this is the first time I am trying to "make" a file
[01:04] <neip> Mka I really have no idea, ubuntu has to make an effort to lure yahoo/ msn messenger users with a software that supports webcam and voicecalls instead of pidgin
[01:04] <khunter619> [17:00] <Mka> neip: it's not ubuntu problem [17:00] == hwilde [n=hwilde@SUREFIRE.REC.RI.CMU.EDU] has quit ["Leaving"]
[01:04] <khunter619> stupid
[01:04] <mobile2> quit Only the birds fly first class.
[01:04] <mobile2> Whoops :P
[01:04] <gzader> nm seems I'm having issues getting all the karmic packages.
[01:05] <khunter619> owner@owner-laptop:~/Desktop/rtl8187_linux_26.1025.0328.2007$ sudo make makedrvmake: *** No rule to make target `makedrv'.  Stop.
[01:05] <barqs> Does anyone know how to change compiz's default button clicks? For instance when I double click a window's titlebar, it rolls up. I want it to maximize, and roll up when I right click?
[01:05] <edbian> khunter619: first try "./configure"
[01:05] <khunter619> < Component >  The driver is composed of several parts:  	1. Module source code  	  stack.tar.gz  	  drv.tar.gz  	  	2. Script ot build the modules  	  makedrv    	3. Script to load/unload modules  	  wlan0up  	  wlan0down     	4. Script and configuration for DHCP   	  wlan0dhcp  	  ifcfg-wlan0  	4. Supplicant source code:  	  wpa_supplicant-0.4.9.tar.gz    	5. Example of supplicant configuration file:  	  wpa1.conf
[01:05] <edbian> khunter619: That is very helpful!
[01:06] <edbian> khunter619: Ignore the ./configure
[01:06] <khunter619> edbian: ok
[01:06] <edbian> khunter619: To run a script: "./<scriptName>"
[01:06] <edbian> khunter619: So to run your make driver script: "./makedrv"
[01:06] <khunter619> ok i need to restart terminal
[01:07] <khunter619> one sec
[01:07] <neip> Mka I got something similar I guess not sure though here it is http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/285034/
[01:07] <Trizicus> what is best sw to use to stream media to my PS3 in ubuntu?
[01:08] <apot> anyone know a cl method, under ubuntu, of conducting an integrity check on pdf files?
[01:08] <khunter619> edbian: owner@owner-laptop:~$ cd Desktop owner@owner-laptop:~/Desktop$ cd rtl8187_linux_26.1025.0328.2007 owner@owner-laptop:~/Desktop/rtl8187_linux_26.1025.0328.2007$ ./makedrv bash: ./makedrv: No such file or directory owner@owner-laptop:~/Desktop/rtl8187_linux_26.1025.0328.2007$ "./makedrv" bash: ./makedrv: No such file or directory owner@owner-laptop:~/Desktop/rtl8187_linux_26.1025.0328.2007$  owner@owner-laptop:~/Desktop/
[01:08] <[Nobody]> khunter619
[01:09] <Trizicus> What is best app for steaming media to a PS3
[01:09] <barqs> Does anyone know how to do this? I also asked in #compiz
[01:09] <[Nobody]> are you sure its there?
[01:09] <khunter619> yeah!
[01:09] <edbian> khunter619: Where is your terminal right now?
[01:09] <[Nobody]> you know its case sensitibe right?
[01:09] <briareus> hi all. just installed ubuntu. I understand ubuntu uses synaptic and whatnot, but I'm not having luck finding source for circuit-related apps. Anyone recommend a feed or source url I can add?
[01:09] <khunter619> minimized
[01:09] <edbian> barqs: Does anybody know how to do what?
[01:09] <Mka> neip: just try using ./configure without any tags
[01:09] <khunter619> edbian: its in the driver folder
[01:09] <khunter619> lol
[01:09] <edbian> khunter619: Is it executable?
[01:10] <Mka> neip: to me it cried that GTK is not there
[01:10] <[Nobody]> chmod +x makedrv
[01:10] <[Nobody]> try that khunter619
[01:10] <[Nobody]> then try again
[01:10] <queso_> Is there a safe way to end all gnome applications from the command line? I would like to reboot a machine remotely but I know I have Firefox and a couple other apps running on it.
[01:10] <neip> Mka i did that earlier it only says Please read install.txt
[01:10] <Col^> briareus, circuit-related apps?
[01:10] <khunter619> this is the code inside makedrv:
[01:10] <khunter619> #!/bin/sh  tar -zxvf stack.tar.gz tar -zxvf drv.tar.gz cd ieee80211 make clean make cd ../rtl8187 make clean make cd ..
[01:10] <Mka> neip: this software had cried of many things, automake, gettext, libtool, ...
[01:10] <[Nobody]> queso_ type pkill g*
[01:10] <[Nobody]> there
[01:11] <[Nobody]> khunter619, try "sh makedrv"
[01:11] <DPic> anybody know what a "[5.162415] Not responding" error means when booting up?
[01:11] <barqs> edbian: Sorry I asked a little bit ago. I don't like how compiz makes double clicking a titlebar a rollup action. I want that to be maximize the window
[01:11] <khunter619> I think my terminal is not in correct folder?
[01:11] <briareus> Col^: I'm a roboticist and will be using this ubuntu machine to host our projects. Looking for ubuntu sources for apps centered on electronics
[01:11] <neip> Mka were you able to install it?
[01:11] <queso_> [Nobody] Thanks, but that command wouldn't get firefox, would it? I have to find the names of the apps and make sure I get them all, eh?
[01:12] <edbian> barqs: System -> Preferences -> Windows
[01:12] <Col^> aaah ok briareus, that i haven't got the slightest clue about :(
[01:12] <edbian> barqs: Its not actually compiz ;)
[01:12] <zoexiii> Hello, My Xsane has busted after an update yesterday.  It crashes on launch.  when started from CL it returns "WARNINGS" about depricated config files, then FATAL: Error inserting parport_pc kernel module, then says "segmentation fault".  I google search and find nothing, check the forums and find nothing.  I don't expect to get an answer here, but I was hoping someone can tell me how to report this as a bug?  I made an account at launchp
[01:12] <briareus> Col^: how about adding a source for science apps? (we need those too)
[01:12] <Mka> neip: I am reluctant to install GTK, and I dont actually need this software either. it demands a lot
[01:12] <Col^> not a thing actually
[01:12] <barqs> edbian: Hmm, it says maximize already :S maybe my computer has a little error lol
[01:13] <briareus> Col^: how about a general list for ubuntu sources for packages?
[01:13] <wlodi> khunter619: in the driver directory type: sh makedrv
[01:13] <briareus> Col^: :)
[01:13] <Tekk__> are any devs on here?
[01:13] <edbian> barqs: Mmm.  Odd
[01:13] <wlodi> khunter619: or: sudo sh makedrv
[01:13] <neip> Mka do you think I can install it?
[01:13] <barqs> edbian: Oh maybe it's because I'm using emerald?
[01:13] <Col^> briareus, but i found this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuScience :)
[01:13] <briareus> thanks Col^
[01:13] <Col^> your welcome :)
[01:13] <edbian> barqs: Probably has something to do with that :)
[01:13] <chalcedony> what do i need on ubuntu 9.04 for opening 'cookies.sqlite' ? (in firefox) ?
[01:13] <Col^> Google was my friend and it can be yours too :)
[01:14] <Mka> neip: I really dont know
[01:14] <Tekk__> how hard would it be to port ubuntu over to hurd?
[01:14]  * neip sigh
[01:14] <khunter619> edbian: can u send me a pm
[01:14] <Mka> neip: I thought it was just another normal innocent simple to install source code
[01:14] <briareus> Col^: I had done that but I didn't know if the ones I was looking at were 'ubuntu certified' so to speak.
[01:14] <barqs> edbian: Ah, it was emerald! Do you know how I would be able to toggle the window shade using the right click button? :S
[01:14] <briareus> Col^: thanks
[01:14] <briareus> Col^: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuScience#Electronics  :)
[01:14] <edbian> barqs: I don't use emerald :(  Sorry bud.
[01:15] <neip> Mka even here they make it sound very easy http://webupd8.blogspot.com/2009/05/howto-linux-ubuntu-gyachi-yahoo.html?fbc_channel=1
[01:15] <Mka> Tekk__: very very hard
[01:15] <mrapplecomputer1> anyone know what the newer version of libcurl3-dev is?
[01:15] <barqs> edbian: Oh well. Thanks for leading me to the problem though! :)
[01:15] <Mka> Tekk__: so hard that I dont even know how to do that
[01:16] <Col^> briareus, you're most welcome
[01:16] <edbian> barqs: NP!  Good luck!
[01:17] <golem_> i find that vnc4server on amd3000/2gb is slow at 1280x1024 over gigabit
[01:17] <golem_> are there other remote access protocols that might be more responsive?
[01:18] <Mka> is there any known GNOME based music player that uses MySQL for the music library?
[01:21] <khunter619> test
[01:21] <barqs> Anyone know how to configure emerald theme manager settings? I've looked in gconf-editor but can't find anything!
[01:22] <wlodi> barqs: try finding the emerald icon in the system menu
[01:23] <barqs> wlodi: Yeah, I found emerald theme manager, but the problem with that is that it only has double-click titlebar, not a right-click titlebar option in settings
[01:24] <q0_0p> anyone here uses gtk-recorddesktop?
[01:24] <wlodi> barqs: double click is good as well:)
[01:25] <q0_0p> i'm unable to record sound
[01:25] <wlodi> barqs: what exactly do you want to do with emerald?
[01:25] <RHorse> does apache keep a log anywhere of who is accessing public_html files from the internet?
[01:25] <MenZa> RHorse: /var/log/apache2/ I think should hold it.
[01:26] <RHorse> tnx, MenZa
[01:26] <Biovore> RHorse: /var/log/apache/access.log  <-- records every connection
[01:26] <barqs> wlodi: lol. true. but I changed the double-click titlebar to maximize/restore. But I want to change the right-click action to roll up, instead of giving me a context menu
[01:26] <MenZa> RHorse: What Biovore said :)
[01:26] <RHorse> tnx MenZa Biovore
[01:29] <barqs> wlodi: I even tried editing emerald settings.ini file and add right_click_button=0 option but it doesn't work
[01:31] <khronics> unfortunately i have to do a bios flash update, and i can only apply the update via windows......thus i have to intsall windows..... again....... is there a way to shrink my current ext3 partition down so i can install windows temporarily?
[01:31] <MenZa> how can I make cron *not* e-mail me when I run a cronjob?
[01:32] <DPic> anyody good with mactels think they can help me get this liveCD working?
[01:34] <majnoon> !ot
[01:34] <PCTeacher012> Do you guys have any themes that you would recommened right now? Im using nodova currently (Fedora theme)
[01:34] <majnoon> it for MEE
[01:35] <Hodapp> I see my printer in "Printer configuration" and I can browse to 127.0.0.1:631 and print a test page, but applications like Firefox and Evince don't show it.
[01:35] <Hodapp> how can I get them to look for a printer via CUPS?
[01:35] <majnoon> PCTeacher012, the problem is BEST theme leaves too much up to the choices of the end user :(
[01:36] <PCTeacher012> i didnt say best theme majnoon. I said what is a theme you like lol
[01:36] <majnoon> same "problem"
[01:36] <hashbrowns> I let update manager update my system and it updated my kernel to 2.6.28-15-generic and my computer wont start.  It will start however if I use 2.6.28-14-generic.  What's going on?
[01:37] <majnoon> PLUS depends on window manager the using too
[01:37] <PCTeacher012> Metacity. My comp can not run anything else :(
[01:37] <wlodi> barqs: maybe try somewhere in the general system settings
[01:37] <majnoon> <--in fluxbox right now
[01:38] <PCTeacher012> 512 mb ram, 2ghz processor, and 32 MB AGP Graphics card (nVidia RIVA TNT2 MODEL 64 PRO)
[01:38] <PCTeacher012> do you think i could run fluxbox?
[01:38] <Hodapp> majnoon: I use other WMs sometimes but the problem is that GNOME seems to provide a lot of features I need, like automatic mounting of things I plug in...
[01:39] <majnoon> <--rasn fluxbox on 486-75Mhz  128 Mb mem VGA on board
[01:39] <PCTeacher012> majnoon: :o Where do i get it ^_^ sudo apt-get install fluxbox?
[01:39] <majnoon> SHOULD work
[01:40] <PCTeacher012> kk, my graphics card and sound card is on board xD
[01:40] <jose__> hola
[01:40] <hashbrowns> I let update manager update my system and it updated my kernel to 2.6.28-15-generic and my computer wont start.  It will start however if I use 2.6.28-14-generic.  What's going on?
[01:40] <vge> fluxbox for the win :)
[01:40] <DPic> anyody good with mactels think they can help me get this liveCD working?
[01:40] <Hodapp> nobody has a clue why none of my apps see the CUPS printer?
[01:40] <PCTeacher012> majnoon: How do i change to it when it is installed?
[01:40] <majnoon> through gdm
[01:41] <PCTeacher012> .... what is gdm? LOL
[01:41] <PCTeacher012> what is the command?
[01:41] <majnoon> it where you  loginto puter
[01:41] <ekimmargni> Every time I exit a ssh session, I cannot log in again until I do "chmod go-w ~/" - what would cause those permissions to be reset when logging out? I think I have /home encrypted, which may be related... :\
[01:41] <Jyard> anyone know what the most popular linux game is?
[01:42] <DPic> Jyard: linux game or open source? nexuiz is pretty good
[01:42] <vge> Jyard: try ID games
[01:42] <lstarnes> ekimmargni: it may be due to /home being on a separate partition
[01:42] <Jyard> dpic: anything that runs on linux is cool just trying to find a free game that has a lil more to it then the most i've seen
[01:42] <Jyard> vge: thanks
[01:43] <ekimmargni> lstarnes: /home is on a separate partition, but why would that matter? Shouldn't /home be mounted when the system boots?
[01:43] <PCTeacher012> what window manager does Xubuntu use?
[01:43] <PCTeacher012> i liked the look of it :P
[01:43] <ekimmargni> lstarnes: ugh, I have to disappear for a half-hour or so, I may poke you later if you're around
[01:43] <lstarnes> ekimmargni: yes
[01:43] <majnoon> PCTeacher012, flux box is ultra-minimal manager
[01:44] <PCTeacher012> what is the command to switch to it (Terminal)
[01:44] <PCTeacher012> majnoon
[01:44] <djustice> PCTeacher012: xfce. its lame. :P
[01:44] <hashbrowns> I let update manager update my system and it updated my kernel to 2.6.28-15-generic and my computer wont start.  It will start however if I use 2.6.28-14-generic.  Why would allowing update manger to update my kernel break my system?
[01:44] <majnoon> sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[01:44] <djustice> PCTeacher012: 'sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop', then logout and choose 'xfce' from the login screen's 'sessions' menu.
[01:45] <PCTeacher012> djustince: Ooooh, thnx
[01:45] <majnoon> <--ALMOST has *buntu
[01:45] <PCTeacher012> djustice: What about Kubuntu?
[01:45] <PCTeacher012> kubuntu-desktop?
[01:46] <Gika> hello-
[01:46] <Gika> i just upgraded to karmic beta and i have a problem
[01:46] <t_pol> hey there i have been listening to a radio program using the mplayer plugin, and now i want to save the file, but i do not where the plugin stored it
[01:46] <PCTeacher012> i just looked at xfce again.. i dont like it :P
[01:46] <Gika> basically xsplash doesn't load
[01:46] <bazhang> Gika, #ubuntu+1 for karmic
[01:46] <Gika> ok
[01:47] <PCTeacher012> "E: Could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (11 Resource temporarily unavailable)
[01:47] <PCTeacher012> E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), is another process using it?
[01:47] <PCTeacher012> " Nothin else is running
[01:47] <PCTeacher012> ???
[01:47] <FloodBot3> PCTeacher012: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:47] <bazhang> PCTeacher012, close add/remove, other instances of apt
[01:47] <PCTeacher012> bazhang: No app is open that uses apt
[01:48] <PCTeacher012> well ill just log out/in of ubuntu :P
[01:48] <PCTeacher012> brb
[01:48] <bazhang> PCTeacher012, what was the command you issued
[01:48] <hashbrowns> I let update manager update my system and it updated my kernel to 2.6.28-15-generic and my computer wont start.  It will start however if I use 2.6.28-14-generic.  Why would allowing update manger to update my kernel break my system? And how would I fix it?
[01:48] <Wolfenstein> hi all, is there anyone here than knows samba?
[01:49] <khunter619> for remote assitance which ports do I need to enable port forwarding for?
[01:50] <khunter619> for remote desktop which ports need to be port forwarded?
[01:50] <iceroot> khunter619: 5900
[01:51] <iceroot> !samba | Wolfenstein
[01:51] <hashbrowns> anyone?  If you cant help directly could you at least help me figure out what would be the most beneficial thing to search for to resolve my problem?
[01:51] <Hodapp> when I go to Preferences / Default Printer, it always says "CUPS Scheduler not running", but it clearly is when I check with /etc/init.d/cups...
[01:51] <Wolfenstein> iceroot, i don't need links i need help hence why i asked if anyone knows samba
[01:51] <Hodapp> anybody have an idea why?
[01:51] <Lycus> Ok! It all seems to be going well now--but does anyone know of a way to activate the T-Mobile G1 without a T-Mobile data-plan SIM card handy?
[01:51] <iceroot> hashbrowns: post some errors
[01:51] <iceroot> Wolfenstein: and we need real questions
[01:52] <iceroot> Wolfenstein: and not if anyone is knowing a program
[01:52] <Wolfenstein> iceroot, not many people here know samba so if i don't know who knows samba i can't get good help now can i
[01:52] <iceroot> Wolfenstein: #samba
[01:52] <hashbrowns> iceroot: which ones?  My system gets stuck at the (initramfs) prompt I guess it is.
[01:52] <ubuntu_> ody here
[01:53] <iceroot> hashbrowns: can press ctrl + alt + f1 at boot to see some errors?
[01:53] <khunter619> iceroot: I just did that; but it says: Your desktop is only reachable over the local network. Others can access your computer using the address 192.168.0.100 , owner-laptop.local.
[01:53] <wlodi> Wolfenstein: I've danced samba for few years
[01:53] <ryguy> how do i format my sd file to fat16
[01:54] <hashbrowns> iceroot: ctrl + alt + f1 did nothing when my system stopped at (initramfs).
[01:54] <The-NightPhoenix> hello geeks !!
[01:54] <The-NightPhoenix> nice to be home :D
[01:54] <iceroot> khunter619: yes i have the same message but its working from outside. so maybe its a bugged message
[01:54] <ryguy> pfft /you're/ a geek
[01:54] <Rabbitbunny> So... my 'never fails' WD 1tb drive has decided to mess with me. It doesn't show up on the desktop like normal. It does show in lsusb though. What could I have broken in the past half hour?
[01:55] <Hodapp> CUPS server error? anybody?
[01:55] <gmoore02> anyone have any luck installing amarok on Ubuntu 9.10?
[01:55] <skreet> Rabbitbunny: Are you able to mount it?
[01:55] <Beldar_Balgagio> good evening, i cannot seem to get my youtube videos to play at the correct speed? if i choose the puppychow desktop will that free up enough ram to play them properly?
[01:56] <hashbrowns> iceroot: so what do I do now?
[01:56] <skreet> gmoore02: You should be able to install it from apt without issue.  It  will require a lot of KDE libs, which will be installed automatically.
[01:56] <Mka> Rabbitbunny: is it fomarted as NTFS, FAT, or ext3?
[01:56] <Rabbitbunny> skreet: I'm not quite sure how I would do that.
[01:56] <gmoore02> skreet: I'm geting the following error
[01:56] <gmoore02> amarok: Depends: amarok-common (= 2:2.2.0-0ubuntu1) but it is not going to be installed
[01:56] <gmoore02> E: Broken packages
[01:56] <Beldar_Balgagio> !youtube
[01:56] <Rabbitbunny> Mka: 1 ntfs, 1ext3
[01:56] <skreet> gmoore02:  Interesting, did you run an 'update' first?
[01:56] <iceroot> hashbrowns: that is a good question, i dont know, sorry
[01:57] <gmoore02> yep, I did
[01:57] <hashbrowns> iceroot: any ideas as to what I should search around for?
[01:57] <ryguy> Anyone know how to format a sd card to fat16
[01:57] <ryguy> ?
[01:57] <Beldar_Balgagio> !hulu
[01:57] <Mka> Rabbitbunny: so which one does not show up? both?
[01:57] <gmoore02> I tried installing amarok-common first, but it installs an older version
[01:57] <khunter619> edbian: u there?
[01:57] <Rabbitbunny> Mka: Both.
[01:57] <iceroot> hashbrowns: your mainboard/notebookname + 2.6.28-15
[01:57] <skreet> gmoore02: Ah, the depend is messed up in the repository, then.
[01:57] <Gika> ryguy, install gparted
[01:57] <Hodapp> has anyone here ever printed from Ubuntu?
[01:57] <PCTeacher012> I found my window manager
[01:58] <snaporaz> hello
[01:58] <iceroot> !anyone | Hodapp
[01:58] <PCTeacher012> not KDE, not Xfce, not Gnome, not fluxbox ;) It is E16 :D
[01:58] <ryguy> Gika, I did sudo aptitude install gparted, but then it wants to remove a ton of files
[01:58] <skreet> gmoore02: I've run into that before -- very annoying.  Your options are: wait for package maintainer to fix it,  cry,  install manually (ugh)
[01:58] <gmoore02> amarok common is 2.2.1.0 and it needs 2.2.2.0
[01:58] <gmoore02> ah, ok, I'll just wait then. Thanks for the help skreet
[01:58] <Hodapp> iceroot: I was throwing more and more general questions out there to see if anybody would respond. I have a very specific question.
[01:58] <Mka> Rabbitbunny: is it an external drive?
[01:58] <iceroot> Hodapp: then ask the real question with details to the channel
[01:59] <bastid_raZor> gmoore02: karmic help in #ubuntu+1
[01:59] <iceroot> !details | Hodapp
[01:59] <The-NightPhoenix> pfft
[01:59] <ryguy> This is what I get when i try to install gparted: http://friendpaste.com/35kfbMKDFoekkBa8SVNNBg
[01:59] <Rabbitbunny> Mka: Yes, External USB drive, it's really a SATA with a little magic USB board.
[01:59] <Mka> Rabbitbunny: pastebin me the output of "sudo fdisk -l"
[01:59] <The-NightPhoenix> quit()
[01:59] <Hodapp> Why does Ubuntu keep reporting "The CUPS scheduler is not running" when I click "Default Printers" when CUPS rather obviously is running?
[01:59] <sdubois> when i login, there is a weird static tone sound, but i have system sounds turned off
[01:59] <khunter619> [Nobody]: you there?
[02:00] <Gika> ryguy, i don't know, it shouldn't conflict with those packages... have you tried apt-get instead of aptitude?
[02:00] <ekimmargni> How can I disable encrypted home directories?
[02:00] <Si235> hi
[02:00] <iceroot> Hodapp: sudo /etc/init.d/cups status
[02:00] <khunter619> hmmm thats what I think is slowing down my computer
[02:00] <Rabbitbunny> Mka: http://pastebin.com/d5f5efb01
[02:00] <Hodapp> iceroot: CUPS is running and I can print a test page from 127.0.0.1:631.
[02:00] <khunter619> my computer must be encrypting everything?
[02:00] <ryguy> Gika: hey that worked
[02:00] <Mka> Rabbitbunny: ok
[02:00] <ryguy> Gika: thank you
[02:01] <khunter619> Does Ubuntu encrypt everything if you put pass?
[02:01] <Gika> very good ryguy :)
[02:01] <Si235> has anyone come across kermit starting up really slowly?
[02:01] <hashbrowns> iceroot:  I get nothing.  Is there a way I could purge the kernel update and try again?
[02:01] <iceroot> hashbrowns: just use the 2.6.28-14 grub-entry
[02:01] <hashbrowns> iceroot: or possible purge all of the updates that happened last.
[02:01] <iceroot> hashbrowns: no
[02:01] <Hodapp> iceroot: Any ideas?
[02:01] <hashbrowns> iceroot: how would I do that?
[02:02] <nomead> Is there a way to change the console resolution without restarting the kernel?
[02:02] <hashbrowns> iceroot: just dont use the newer kernel?
[02:02] <hashbrowns> iceroot: like hit escape each time and manually select it from the list?
[02:02] <iceroot> hashbrowns: just make 2.6.28-14 the deault entry until you found a solution
[02:02] <bastid_raZor> hashbrowns: you can uninstall the .15 kernel via synaptic
[02:02] <EricTheHax> hey i cant find a channel about hacking
[02:03] <Mka> Rabbitbunny:  it has no ext3 in it, but I can see it
[02:03] <bastid_raZor> EricTheHax: #remote-exploit  .. i think
[02:03] <Rabbitbunny> Mka: That's not funny, my pron is on the ext3 part.
[02:03] <blakamin> #remote-exploit is a support chan for backtrack
[02:03] <EricTheHax> im playing hackerskills.com and i need to learn some skills so 1) ill be able to keep my security tight and 2) i can get past lvl 8
[02:03] <majnoon> EricTheHax, they stopped a lot of thosae voluntarily after 9/11
[02:04] <EricTheHax> 9/11 was planned
[02:04] <Mka> Rabbitbunny: do this "mkdir ~/my_drive && sudo mount /dev/sdc5 ~/my_drive -o umask=0000" if your want to mount it
[02:04] <ryguy> =0
[02:04] <Hodapp> hmm. guess nobody has any clue about CUPS.
[02:04] <Eioo> UBUNTU! BY HUMANITY FOR HUMANITY!
[02:05] <EricTheHax> hey how do i register a channel on freenode
[02:05] <Eioo> or was it the other way round
[02:05] <DPic> i hate macs =[
[02:05] <LjL> Eioo: please.
[02:05] <UnderSampled> anyone have a clue on how to restrict a genius mousepen tablet to only one monitor?
[02:05] <FiReSTaRT> Hodapp: would you mind repeating the question.. i'm no expert but i've used its web interface to config both local and network printers
[02:05] <lstarnes> EricTheHax: see http://blog.freenode.net/?p=78
[02:05] <od3n> how to I set up root
[02:05] <lstarnes> EricTheHax: #freenode is the official channel for questions about freenode
[02:05] <od3n> so I can use it if needed
[02:05] <LjL> !root | od3n
[02:06] <khunter619> can some tell me if Ubuntu is encrypting all my files?
[02:06] <LjL> khunter619: certainly not by default.
[02:06] <Mka> Rabbitbunny: you have sda which I think is internal hard drive with ext3
[02:06] <Mka> Rabbitbunny: the 1TB external drive does not have ext3
[02:06] <khunter619> I need to install a driver
[02:06] <Hodapp> FiReSTaRT: CUPS is very clearly running; I can see this with /etc/init.d/cups and by looking at 127.0.0.1:631. But "Default Printers" says "The CUPS scheduler is not running" and no applications seem to see a printer.
[02:06] <EricTheHax> DPic: i remember elementary school. i hated those things. i actually asked "do you have a confiscated gun and an unrepairable mac around here? id love to show you how to fix a mac."
[02:06] <Rabbitbunny> Mka: Hmm, Why doesn't it do it on it's own anymore?
[02:07] <khunter619> does anyone want to use remote assistance to help me?
[02:07] <Rabbitbunny> Mka: I used to just plug it in and it was magic.
[02:07] <bazhang> !ot | EricTheHax
[02:07] <majnoon> we need a *buntu distro (may need to be a live DVD though)
[02:07] <DPic> EricTheHax: haha i'm trying to get a LiceCd running on my friend's macbook because she wants ubuntu, but it isn't working
[02:07] <DPic> i can't boot into it but i can't boot the desktop/installer
[02:07] <Mka> Rabbitbunny: it depends, maybe you removed it improperly while on Windows
[02:07] <DPic> alternate CD does the same thingg
[02:07] <hashbrowns> iceroot: hey whats the difference between marking for removal and marking for complete removal in synaptic?
[02:07] <Hodapp> FiReSTaRT: any clue?
[02:08] <Rabbitbunny> Mka: I don't have windows, at all.
[02:08] <DPic> i have less than 24 hours to finish
[02:08] <FiReSTaRT> Hodapp: that's weird.. let's start with which printer you're using and how you installed the drivers
[02:08] <Mka> Rabbitbunny: then your ubuntu is messed up
[02:08] <Doc_Lappy> if it's a mac I wouldn't think you could put ubuntu on it
[02:08] <jrib> DPic: what version macbook?
[02:08] <DPic> 5,2
[02:08] <Hodapp> FiReSTaRT: It's a printer on the network. I set it up through the web interface at 127.0.0.1:631 and pointed it to the network printer (which is also shared via
[02:08] <Rabbitbunny> Mka: Should I reboot or something?
[02:08] <smerz> Doc_Lappy: you can. I have seen it. dont ask me how :)
[02:08] <Mka> Rabbitbunny: there used to be some nasty thing called HAL
[02:08] <Hodapp> FiReSTaRT: er, via CUPS). I can print test pages from the web interface with no trouble.
[02:09] <DPic> jrib: 5,2
[02:09] <khunter619> to go to desktop folder the long way via cd?
[02:09] <jrib> smerz, Doc_Lappy: the regular live cd "just works" usually
[02:09] <Doc_Lappy> k smerz I believe ya I just hadn't heard of that before
[02:09] <Mka> Rabbitbunny: I dont know, try to
[02:09] <hashbrowns> what is the difference between "mark for removal" and "mark for complete removal" in synaptic?
[02:09] <FiReSTaRT> Hodapp: out of curiosity, what's the make and model?
[02:09] <smerz> hashbrowns: mark for complete removal also removes configuration files normally
[02:09] <khunter619> whats the command to browse to folder desktop in terminal?
[02:09] <Doc_Lappy> hash config files
[02:09] <jrib> DPic: you are using jaunty?  What happens when you try to boot?
[02:10] <DaZ> khunter619: cd? ;f
[02:10] <Hodapp> FiReSTaRT: It's a Brother HL1240. But that should not matter, as this issue persists whether or not CUPS even has a printer present.
[02:10] <jrib> khunter619: cd ~/Desktop
[02:10] <Gika> Khisanth: cd ~/Desktop
[02:10] <hashbrowns> smerz: so if i'm removing a linux-image should I do a mark for complete removal or just mark for removal?
[02:10] <Doc_Lappy> you want to remove all files or config files and such remain on your system taking up space
[02:10] <Gika> *khunter619
[02:10] <khunter619> owner@owner-laptop:~$ cd home/desktop/owner
[02:10] <jrib> khunter619: nope, try what we said instead...
[02:10] <DPic> jrib: i only have a karmic CD with me but jaunty did the same thing
[02:10] <Doc_Lappy> complete removal but guess I don't count
[02:10] <jrib> !cli > khunter619
[02:10] <DPic> jrib: it says "[5.162415] Not responding"
[02:10] <FiReSTaRT> Hodapp: which drivers did you install for it? lpr or cups?
[02:11] <smerz> hashbrowns: i suppose either will be fine when removing kernels. i cannot think of any config files related to a kernel image
[02:11] <jrib> DPic: at what point?  Do you get to the initial menu?  Use jaunty now to troubleshoot, not karmic
[02:11] <Mka> !cli
[02:11] <DPic> jrib: yeah i do get to the menu
[02:11] <Hodapp> FiReSTaRT: "Printer Driver: Brother HL-1240 Foomatic/hl1250 (recommended)"
[02:11] <arand> khunter619: the path is normally /home/username/Desktop (note capital D)
[02:11] <FiReSTaRT> Hodapp: when i stopped using my mfc7440n locally, i downloaded the lpr drivers and installed'em
[02:11] <jrib> DPic: did you "verify the integrity of the cd" or whatever
[02:12] <DPic> jrib: no, but i've used it on another machine jsut fine
[02:12] <DPic> and it happened with multiple CDs and a USB drive
[02:12] <jrib> DPic: run that...
[02:12] <FiReSTaRT> Hodapp: that's your problem lol... hang on.. lemme just double-check but i'd recommend using the brother stock drivers
[02:12] <Mka> khunter619: cd ~/Desktop
[02:12] <Hodapp> FiReSTaRT: I seriously doubt that's the problem.
[02:12] <surfinmdq> hi!, anybody knows how well is running the latest beta? i would like to install and start using it right now xD
[02:13] <DPic> jrib: i don't think i *can* run it, but i'm pretty sure the CD isn't the problem since this happens with the 32-bit CD, 64-bit Cd, alternate CD, and a USB drive
[02:13] <nomead> Is there a way to change the console resolution without restarting?
[02:13] <FiReSTaRT> Hodapp: my recommendation is to remove the foomatic driver (even though it works pretty nicely on the hp printer that i have) and install the brother drivers from their linux page http://solutions.brother.com/linux/en_us/
[02:13] <jrib> DPic: ok, what happens when you try to run it?
[02:13] <Hodapp> FiReSTaRT: Why do you believe this would help?
[02:14] <Gika> surfinmdq, check the notes at http://www.ubuntu.com/testing/karmic/beta (fyi it works fine on my computer, but i'd wait the RC at least)
[02:14] <FiReSTaRT> Hodapp: simply because it worked for me :)
[02:14] <Hodapp> FiReSTaRT: Did Ubuntu fail to see that CUPS was running when it was?
[02:14] <DPic> jrib: probably the same thing but i don't remember. shall i restart and try that and let you know how it goes?
[02:14] <khunter619> why is this not working:
[02:14] <arand> surfinmdq: #ubuntu+1 is the channel for 9.10
[02:14] <FiReSTaRT> Hodapp: nope.. never had that happen to me
[02:14] <khunter619> owner@owner-laptop:~/Desktop/rtl8187_linux_26.1025.0328.2007$ ./makedrv bash: ./makedrv: No such file or directory
[02:14] <Hodapp> also, that driver doesn't list my printer
[02:14] <jrib> DPic: might give some more info, sure.  Did you make sure to burn the cd at a low speed like 2x or 4x too?
[02:15] <khunter619> there is makedrv file !
[02:15] <chris_> caxelrod11
[02:15] <FiReSTaRT> Hodapp: it was an hl-1240?
[02:15] <DPic> jrib: yeah, i'll try it anyways. brb
[02:15] <FiReSTaRT> http://solutions.brother.com/linux/en_us/download_prn.html
[02:15] <jrib> khunter619: what are you trying to accopmlish?
[02:15] <Rabbitbunny> Mka: Hmm, magic fixed. They work like they're suppoed to.
[02:15] <FiReSTaRT> Hodapp:  http://solutions.brother.com/linux/en_us/download_prn.html#HL-1240
[02:15] <khunter619> jrib: < Component >  The driver is composed of several parts:  	1. Module source code  	  stack.tar.gz  	  drv.tar.gz  	  	2. Script ot build the modules  	  makedrv    	3. Script to load/unload modules  	  wlan0up  	  wlan0down     	4. Script and configuration for DHCP   	  wlan0dhcp  	  ifcfg-wlan0  	4. Supplicant source code:  	  wpa_supplicant-0.4.9.tar.gz    	5. Example of supplicant configuration file:  	  wpa1.conf
[02:16] <jrib> khunter619: that doesn't answer my question.
[02:16] <arand> khunter619: I don't think there is, at that specific location, check with ls, try to tab-complete it...
[02:16] <khunter619> jrib: I am trying to install driver
[02:16] <jrib> khunter619: what driver...?
[02:16] <khunter619> RTL
[02:16] <khunter619> 8187
[02:16] <khunter619> i think
[02:16] <Mka> Rabbitbunny: ok
[02:16] <jrib> khunter619: have you read the wifi documentation?
[02:16] <khunter619> yes RTL8187
[02:16] <jrib> !wifi > khunter619
[02:17] <Rabbitbunny> Mka: So... does that mean it's a thing I did, or it's something that happened on it's own?
[02:17] <Gika> khunter619: is there a "makedrv" file in that directory?
[02:17] <khunter619> jrib: I need to fix my wifi driver....Ubuntu thinks its RTL some other number
[02:17] <arand> khunter619: if bash says so, there will _not_ be a file there with that specific name, see if it's mispelled, in another directory...?
[02:17] <khunter619> so it is very slow
[02:18] <Mka> Rabbitbunny: maybe you unmounted the drive by mistake
[02:18] <khunter619> Gika: yes there is makedrv file
[02:18] <khunter619> can some one help me via remote assistance
[02:18] <Mka> Rabbitbunny: if your right-click the icon in the desktop and select unmount (or remove, or eject)
[02:19] <Rabbitbunny> Mka: I'm going to blame this on my gf, I told her to click things and see what they did the other day. Maybe she tried.
[02:19] <arand> khunter619: Unfortunately no. Do you have a link to driver archive download
[02:19] <Mka> khunter619: this is remote assistance, what more do you want?
[02:19] <khunter619> anybody want to help me via Remote Desktop?
[02:19] <khunter619> please?
[02:19] <DPic> jrib: same error.
[02:19] <Gika> khunter619: try this command and paste the output: ls ~/Desktop/rtl8187_linux_26.1025.0328.2007
[02:19] <DPic> jrib: i posted it here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1281974
[02:20] <ekimmargni> if I do "rm .encryptfs", will that delete both the link and the link's target for lrwxrwxrwx 1 mikelifeguard mikelifeguard   31 2009-10-03 22:08 .ecryptfs -> /var/lib/ecryptfs/mikelifeguard ?
[02:20] <khunter619> Gika the folder comes in blue
[02:20] <khunter619> folder name
[02:20] <FiReSTaRT> Hodapp: ok i'm off to the can, but if you are experiencing any issues after installing the brother stock drivers and need help troubleshooting your issues, shoot me a pm if nobody here can answer your question... i'm more likely to check my pm's than the main channel.. good luck
[02:20] <Gika> so mkdrv is a folder, not a file, khunter619
[02:21] <Gika> khunter619, you can't execute a folder
[02:21] <Rabbitbunny> Gika: rmdir. Kills folders dead.
[02:21] <khunter619> Gika: rtl8187_linux_26.1025.0328.2007 comes in blue
[02:21] <Hodapp> what else besides System / Administration / Printing pertains to printing in Ubuntu?
[02:22] <Mka> khunter619: are you using Ubuntu 9.10?
[02:22] <Hodapp> and why does it keep trying to connect to 192.168.200.11 by default...
[02:22] <jrib> DPic: did you burn at a slow speed like 2x or 4x?
[02:22] <EricTheHax> grrrr #hax is invitation only
[02:22] <DPic> jrib: yeah
[02:22] <kermit> Si235: people still use kermit??
[02:23] <khunter619> Mka: yes the latest version; but after yesterdays update I think it is .10.15
[02:23] <DPic> jrib: and i tested multiple disks that worked with other machines
[02:23] <lstarnes> EricTheHax: it's forwarding to a closed channel, so it appears to be invite-only
[02:23] <jrib> DPic: don't know then.  That model is very recent.  You might try installing through some other method like from a usb disk to see if it makes a difference
[02:23] <EricTheHax> oh
[02:23] <Later> Hello all
[02:23] <jrib> DPic: and try other distros
[02:23] <khunter619> Mka: how do I see which version of Ubuntu I am running?
[02:23] <DPic> jrib: i did try USB, perhaps i'll try another distro
[02:23] <lstarnes> khunter619: lsb_release -a
[02:23] <DPic> and i'll file a bug report
[02:23] <DPic> jrib: thanks for trying!
[02:24] <jrib> DPic: good luck
[02:24] <Mka> khunter619: you should know if ever it's karmic, jaunty, intrepid or hardy
[02:24] <Later> I am having  a little issue, if anyone could be so kind to help
[02:24] <Hodapp> okay. I found the problem. /etc/cups/client.conf was set to point to 192.168.200.11, a nonexistent server.
[02:24] <khunter619> Distributor ID:	Ubuntu Description:	Ubuntu 9.04 Release:	9.04 Codename:	jaunty
[02:24] <scunizi> Later: you have to ask a question first :)
[02:24] <Hodapp> all of the GUI tools would read this file but none of them would configure it
[02:24] <khunter619> Its very SLOW
[02:25] <khunter619> I was told yesterday that maybe I need to again reformat
[02:25] <scunizi> Hodapp: cups has it's own server .. http://localhost:631
[02:25] <khunter619> even though I deleted all partitions before installing Ubuntu?
[02:25] <Later> Well, I have recently found an odd problem. On MSN and skype etc etc, my webcam works fine for users who is not using Windows Vista as there operating system
[02:25] <khunter619> I have 2.5 GHz single core; and 700 MB+ ram
[02:25] <Hodapp> scunizi: I know this. I was running said server, but Ubuntu kept looking for 192.168.200.11.
[02:26] <scunizi> ah
[02:26] <Later> But if somone is using Windows Vista for there OS, they can't see me on my webcam, it either goes black or keeps loading
[02:26] <khunter619> is there a way to see which Filesystem is on my computer ext3 or ext4 etx?
[02:26] <Mka> khunter619: so why did you end up obliged to install a driver?
[02:26] <arand> "Gika: rtl8187_linux_26.1025.0328.2007 comes in blue" khunter619: then you need to use cd again
[02:26] <khunter619> etc?
[02:26] <Hodapp> now if I can just make applications see this printer...
[02:26] <Guest96> !! Need help i got no Sounds!!!
[02:26] <Later> But I can see them on theres...  I find it weird if there using WinXP it works fine it seems to only happen with Vista users
[02:26] <khunter619> arand: I need to run cd again?
[02:26] <Gika> khunter619, try opening the rtl8187 folder on your desktop. what's inside?
[02:26] <scunizi> khunter619: in a terminal type .. less /etc/fstab
[02:26] <Mka> khunter619: type "mount"
[02:27] <khunter619> Gika: the makedrv file
[02:27] <Rabbitbunny> Later: Offer them a free upgrade.
[02:27] <scunizi> mount works too :)
[02:27] <Later> Haha I have suggested they use Linux =P
[02:27] <Prohibited> I have been trying to get World of Wracraft working (Wine version 1.1.30). Error message: http://prohibited.pastebin.com/m2fe265f9
[02:27] <Gika> try dragging the file to the terminal (on an empty line of course) and pressing enter, khunter619: it should execute the file
[02:28] <khunter619> # /etc/fstab: static file system information. # # Use 'vol_id --uuid' to print the universally unique identifier for a # device; this may be used with UUID= as a more robust way to name devices # that works even if disks are added and removed. See fstab(5). # # <file system> <mount point>   <type>  <options>       <dump>  <pass> proc            /proc           proc    defaults        0       0 # / was on /dev/sda1 during insta
[02:28] <khunter619> so it is ext3
[02:28] <Elone> anyone know how to install vmware workstation 6.5.3 ~ its installer stop working @ 62% ~
[02:28] <Rabbitbunny> Prohibited: Try #wowwiki #wowuidev, they deal with WoW a lot more.
[02:28] <mgmuscari> i've just run apt-get source xorg-server... where the heck did it put it?
[02:28] <Hodapp> ugh, WoW.
[02:28] <aayala> Hi i have one dude, i need swap space on a notebook with 4 gb of ram (32 bits) ?
[02:28] <Hodapp> I'd rather just pay for crack.
[02:28] <mgmuscari> i can't find it under /usr/src or /usr/local/src....
[02:28] <lstarnes> mgmuscari: possibly in the current directory that it was run in
[02:29] <scunizi> Elone: is it actually "workstation" cause that needs a license as far as I remember..
[02:29] <arand> mgmuscari: normally in you working directory
[02:29] <kit_> Hi! I have a question. I'm running Ubuntu 9.04 Jaunty. I'd like to get the latest linux kernel source (2.6.31) plus the Ubuntu patches. The only method I know to do this is to edit sources.list and change "jaunty" to "karmic", then "sudo apt-get update". After that, I would "apt-get source linux-source-2.6.31 --download-only". I only want to upgrade and customize my own kernel (to remove unnecessary support for non-existent devices). Is there a better method
[02:29] <kit_> for getting the latest kernel and Ubuntu patches?
[02:29] <Mka> Elone, i dont know how to do that, but pasting error messages will help those who know to help you better
[02:29] <aayala> Elone use VirtualBox
[02:29] <Guest96> please need help i got no sound!!!!!
[02:29] <jrib> !kernel > kit_
[02:29] <Elone> scunizi, ya ~ but you can have 30day tiral
[02:29] <LOOOOL> Hi! I have a question. I'm running Ubuntu 9.04 Jaunty. I'd like to get the latest linux kernel source (2.6.31) plus the Ubuntu patches. The only method I know to do this is to edit sources.list and change "jaunty" to "karmic", then "sudo apt-get update". After that, I would "apt-get source linux-source-2.6.31 --download-only". I only want to upgrade and customize my own kernel (to remove unnecessary support for non-existent devices). Is th
[02:29] <LOOOOL> for getting the latest kernel and Ubuntu patches?
[02:30] <khunter619> ok dragged it
[02:30] <khunter619> owner@owner-laptop:~/Desktop/rtl8187_linux_26.1025.0328.2007$ '/home/owner/Desktop/rtl8187_linux_26.1025.0328.2007/rtl8187_linux_26.1025.0328.2007/makedrv'
[02:30] <LOOOOL> Elone, i dont know how to do that, but pasting error messages will help those who know to help you better
[02:30] <aayala> Guest96 open alsamixer
[02:30] <mgmuscari> cd --
[02:30] <LOOOOL> Elone use VirtualBox
[02:30] <FloodBot3> LOOOOL: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:30] <mgmuscari> whoops
[02:30] <aayala> and mute external channel
[02:30] <scunizi> Elone: vmware-server is at no cost.. server needs build-essential installed.. aayala has it right.. try virtualbox
[02:30] <jrib> LOOOOL: stop
[02:30] <AdamB> Is this the proper channel to ask tech questions?
[02:30] <jrib> AdamB: yes, just ask
[02:30] <lstarnes> Guest96: please provide us with more specific information.  What sound card are you using?
[02:30] <Later> So clue eh?
[02:30] <Elone> Mka, there is no error messages >.< it just kanda hang
[02:30] <khunter619> Mka: I am getting error: bash: /home/owner/Desktop/rtl8187_linux_26.1025.0328.2007/rtl8187_linux_26.1025.0328.2007/makedrv: Permission denied
[02:31] <khunter619> when I press enter
[02:31] <aayala> I have one question i use:watch  free -m  and never see swap is used
[02:31] <Rabbitbunny> Later: Nope, try the forums.
  HDA Intel Alsa mixer
[02:31] <Later> Have, this was a last resort
[02:31] <kit_> jrib, yes, I already know how to get the kernel source and how to compile it. Is there a better way to obtain the latest sources other than changing "jaunty" to "karmic" in sources.list?
[02:31] <Elone> virtual box is kinda slow i think
[02:31] <Si235> are there any good CAD/CAM solutions for Linux?
[02:31] <lstarnes> kit_: do not do that
[02:31] <sebsebseb> kit_: Why do you think you want the latest kernel?
[02:31] <aayala> so my question is i need swap filesystem with 4GB of ram
[02:31] <Gika> khunter619: type: chmod +x /home/owner/Desktop/rtl8187_linux_26.1025.0328.2007/rtl8187_linux_26.1025.0328.2007/makedrv
[02:31] <Later> I am an IT Technican and this has baffled me
[02:32] <sebsebseb> kit_: don't try and use karmic packages in jauntey also, things can go rather wrong
[02:32] <lstarnes> Guest96: try running this in a terminal: sudo modprobe snd-hda-intel
[02:32] <Gika> khunter619: and then try again dragging the file
[02:32] <Rabbitbunny> Later: It's probably a problem in Vista, report bug to relevant group (whatever messenger)
[02:32] <aayala> Elone Vmware Server is more slow than virtualbox i used both
[02:32] <jrib> kit_: the answer to your question is given to you in the link ubottu provided, read it
[02:32] <AdamB> Currently running 9.10. Using a 42" TV.. The only 16:9 resolution available is 1920x1080 which is too large to full screen videos. I've been trying to add a lower 16:9 resolution by  editing xorg.conf and using xrandr command but I have been unable to.
[02:32] <scunizi> Elone: having run vmware for a couple of years then trying vbox.. I much prefer vbox
[02:32] <AdamB> Had this problem on jaunty as well
[02:32] <canthus13> Elone: Virtualbox is plenty fast. I run karmic in virtualbox on 1 core of a 1.6ghz dual core and it doesn't even stutter under high load.
[02:32] <jrib> kit_: you should *not* be editing sources.list for this
[02:32] <Rabbitbunny> AdamB: Are you generating modelines?
  nothing happen
[02:32] <AdamB> Using a radeon 9700 as well
[02:32] <Later> I've tested it on Skype and AMSN and the problem persists. If it wasn't compatible I wouldn't be able to see there's eithers. It has to be a problem with Ubuntu 9.04
[02:32] <lstarnes> Guest96: now see if you get any sound
[02:33] <khunter619> Gika: that CHmod thing worked
[02:33] <Elone> hmmm let me try ~
[02:33] <lstarnes> Guest96: modprobe usually says nothing when it works
[02:33] <canthus13> Elone: It helps to install the guest extensions if you're running something with graphics.
[02:33] <khunter619> what does CHmod do ?
[02:33] <kit_> sebsebseb, I have already tried booting from 2.6.31 with the Ubuntu patches, the only thing that went wrong was "Loading AppArmor module... FAILED"...
[02:33] <AdamB> Yes but I very well might be using the commands incorrectly
  no sounds
[02:33] <sebsebseb> kit_: why do you want the later kernel?
[02:33] <lstarnes> khunter619: it changes file permissions
[02:33] <Rabbitbunny> Later: Nah, Vista is very "trusted computing".
[02:33] <Gika> khunter619: it adds permissions to a file. +x means "make the file executable"
  https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingSoundProblems i want there
[02:33] <canthus13> Elone: Go for the non-free version straight from the vbox website if ose gives you problems.
[02:33] <sebsebseb> Later: even some Linux users go to ##windows
[02:33] <khunter619> thanks
[02:33] <Rabbitbunny> AdamB: Find a tutorial, follow it.
[02:34] <khunter619> ok now there is again error
[02:34] <lstarnes> Guest96: there is also https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting
[02:34] <sebsebseb> Later: and Skype and web cam, well yes  there can be issues getting that set up properly  in Ubuntu
[02:34] <aayala> VirtualBox PUEL comes with more features
[02:34] <AdamB> Lol, I did.. let me show you the commands I used
  Checking permissions part on my ubuntu i don't have ermissions
[02:34] <Guest40647> Dave__: hi
[02:34] <AdamB> xrandr --newmode 1280x720_60.00   74.50  1280 1344 1472 1664  720 723 728 748 -hsync +vsync
[02:34] <kit_> sebsebseb, because I want the bleeding edge? (I'm not a developer though). Should I just customize the 2.6.28 kernel?
[02:34] <Later> True, normally I would think it was the messenger, but my AMSN does it also.. Works fine for Windows XP/2000 etc users but not for Vista users
[02:34] <aayala> Any recomendations of 6 gb os swap space than never is used on ubuntu with 4gb of ram ?
[02:34] <Later> its truely akward
[02:34] <newbie123> hi all!
[02:34] <newbie123> someone know a tool for find and delete duplicate files?
[02:34] <khunter619> http://paste.ubuntu.com/285075/
[02:35] <Dave__> Hey, does anyone know if 9.04 and a Nvidia 9800GTX work together? I've only found conflicting information.
[02:35] <AdamB> xrandr --addmode VGA-0 1280x720
[02:35] <sebsebseb> kit_: want bleeding edge well  you don't get that with Ubuntu, even when trying  development versions of the next one
[02:35] <scunizi> Elone: yes.. vbox off their site is better .. usb support and other things..
[02:35] <Rabbitbunny> Later: Do both of those messengers use libpurple?
[02:35] <maco> sebsebseb: welll...maybe around alpha 2
[02:35] <Later> I have no idea honestly
[02:35] <sebsebseb> kit_: however yes it does have the kernel you want
[02:35] <Rabbitbunny> AdamB: That looks correct. Not quite sure.
[02:35] <scunizi> Rabbitbunny: I don't think the original MSN messenger or live messenger use libpurple.. just aMSN
  use audio devices is uncheck and can't check it?? would this be my problem
[02:35] <sebsebseb> kit_: ,but trying to install it in 9.04, just, because you want it, because it's later, that's a silly reason really
[02:35] <EricTheHax> how do i get people to notice a channel
[02:36] <brandan> Hey, could someone list off a couple of games that have cool graphics I can get from Synaptic ?
[02:36] <AdamB> The resolutions worked fine in XP so I'm sure it's not a hardware issue
[02:36] <lstarnes> Guest96: is there an unlock button of some sort?
[02:36] <Gika> khunter619: try: /home/owner/Desktop/rtl8187_linux_26.1025.0328.2007/rtl8187_linux_26.1025.0328.2007/
[02:36] <Rabbitbunny> scunizi: Right, And since it's only a problem with Vista, That kinda narrows it down.
[02:36] <Gika> khunter619: and then ./makedrv
[02:36] <arand> khunter619: do you have no other items apart from the makedrv file?
[02:36] <maco> kit_: youre welcome to beta test 9.10 if you want. it has 2.6.31
[02:37] <aayala> i have 6 gb of swap space but i see usign free -m that never ue swap space
[02:37] <ekimmargni> How can I tell how much physical RAM my computer has?
  look like i don't access to it
[02:37] <kit_> sebsebseb, okay thanks for the info :) I'll just customize the 2.6.28 kernel then (I used to trim down my XP with nLite before, I want to do the same with Ubuntu)
[02:37] <canthus13> ekimmargni: BIOS.
[02:37] <sebsebseb> kit_: no that's not the way to do it really
[02:37] <bastid_raZor> aayala: 6GB is overkill 2GB on any computer is more than enough
[02:37] <sebsebseb> kit_: you might as well just beta  test  9.10
[02:37] <aayala> thanls
  i can't not lock it on?
[02:37] <AdamB> Is xrandr the only way to set custom resolutions while using open source radeon driver?
[02:37] <canthus13> bastid_raZor: 640k ought to be enough for anyone.
[02:37] <brandan> What's a cool first person shooter I can download from Synaptic ?
[02:37] <scunizi> Rabbitbunny: yep.. despite Later thinking it is on the ubuntu end
[02:38] <lstarnes> Guest96: I'm not sure
[02:38] <khunter619> this is what I need to do: http://paste.ubuntu.com/285077/
[02:38] <lstarnes> Guest96: if you were able to use sudo, then that should work
[02:38] <canthus13> brandan: Sauerbraten.
[02:38] <lstarnes> brandan: nexuiz?
[02:38] <aayala> bastid_razor if i have a 4gb of ram i need swap space to hibernation or suspense the notebook  ?
[02:38] <Later> Lol, I've figured sense I could see them on there webcam it was with Ubuntu
[02:38] <bastid_raZor> canthus13: for suspend to ram at least 1GB should be allocated. my laptop gets up around 600MB
[02:38] <sebsebseb> maco: hmm  at us suggesting for someone to maybe beta test it :D
[02:38] <bastid_raZor> aayala: to suspend .. hibernate writes to disk.
[02:38] <khunter619> Gika: you mean cd /home/owner/Desktop/rtl8187_linux_26.1025.0328.2007/rtl8187_linux_26.1025.0328.2007/ ?
[02:38] <kit_> sebsebseb, I see.. I'm not intending to beta test 9.10 yet, I just want to trim down my Ubuntu kernel (like taking out support for the Intel CPU, since I only have the AMD)
[02:38] <maco> sebsebseb: what? we can always use testers ;)
  in terminal i can!!
[02:39] <canthus13> bastid_raZor: Ah. Swap space. I missed that.
[02:39] <aayala> ok 2gb is the right size ?
[02:39] <Gika> yes khunter619 sorry
[02:39] <bastid_raZor> canthus13: :)  ... aayala: yes
[02:39] <brandan> canthus13, lstarnes thanks I am gonna get both, i dunno how long they will take to download tho
[02:39] <aayala> thanks a lot
[02:39] <sebsebseb> kit_: that's  a pretty pointless thing to do really
[02:39] <aayala> i want to resize the disk
[02:39] <Gika> khunter619: and then ./makedrv
[02:39] <Rabbitbunny> Later: It's probably going to require a work-around on the ubuntu end, You should really report it to the correct team and help them debug it.
[02:40] <canthus13> brandan: There are a few others, too.  Sauerbraten will take quite a while. especially if the repos are still bogged down.
[02:40] <sebsebseb> kit_: have you used Gentoo?
[02:40] <Later> Alright, where do I report this to?
[02:40] <Rabbitbunny> I actually can't remember how to report bugs...
[02:40] <kit_> sebsebseb, IMHO it frees up space on my HD and the kernel will have fewer modules/drivers to search.. Why do you think it's pointless? Enlighten me.. :)
[02:40] <shades_aus> Hi all. I was wondering how I upgrade to ext4?
[02:40] <lstarnes> !bug | Rabbitbunny, Later
  in terminal i can use  sudo!!!?!?!
[02:41] <lstarnes> Guest96: I knowq
[02:41] <lstarnes> *know
[02:41] <lstarnes> Guest96: you told me this
[02:41] <lstarnes> Guest96: and you did not get an error message from the sudo command that I told you to run earlier
  sorry i though u mis it!
[02:41] <sebsebseb> kit_: well it's Ubuntu,  what your wanting to do hardly anyone does that with Ubuntu,  with Gentoo on the other hand oh yes stuff like that some people might do
[02:41] <Guest96> no
[02:41] <khunter619> Gika: did it install properly: http://paste.ubuntu.com/285078/ ?
  no
[02:41] <lstarnes> Guest96: I usually see things even if I don't respond
[02:41] <sebsebseb> kit_: only mentionting Gentoo since  maco 's pm by the way
[02:42] <Later> Alright I will report it, I highly doubt it be on there priority list though ha.
[02:42] <brandan> there is amsn for MSN, is there any Yahoo like clone for Ubuntu ?
[02:42] <khunter619> lots of errors!
  i use to get sounds but my ubuntu crash and now nothing
[02:42] <maco> kit_: well as far as hard drive space...if your hard drive is > 2gb, i dont think youve much to worry about there ;) but yeah, having fewer things as modules makes faster boot and fewer built in makes smaller memory footprint (though if you have over 64mb of ram...) so...
[02:42] <jplbulls> hello, my mouse stopped working recently, would someone help me debug it?
[02:42] <smerz> brandan: pidgin is no good for you?
[02:42] <Gika> khunter619: there is an easier way i think. building from source is complicated if you're new to linux. you could try downloading the windows driver, installing the package ndiswrapper (sudo apt-get install ndisgtk), running it (it's in system>administration>windows wireless drivers) and selecting the windows driver
[02:42] <lstarnes> Guest96: I'm not sure how to fix it
[02:42] <brandan> smerz yeah pidgin is okay but I wanted to use Audibles and stuff
[02:43] <brandan> smerz found on yahoo messenger
[02:43] <brandan> and video sync
[02:43] <ooypp> can i mount /dev/sda7 to /tmp?
[02:43] <khunter619> Gika: so the instal failed? http://paste.ubuntu.com/285078/
[02:43] <lstarnes> ooypp: what do you use /dev/sda7 for?
[02:43] <Gnea> jplbulls: what's wrong with it?
[02:43] <canthus13> brandan: gyachi. There's a jaunty package on launchpad.
[02:43] <brandan> smerz how can I tell if my pidgin is the latest version ?
[02:43] <smerz> brandan: adio/video and instant messaging is tricky. you may wanna google for it. I have no recommendations :(
  it not the first time it happen i have to format and reinstall ubuntu to get sounds back
[02:44] <Gika> yes khunter619 the building failed (i can't tell you why, there's something wrong with the compiler). try doing like i told you above
[02:44] <lstarnes> Guest96: you most likely don't have to reinstakk
[02:44] <jplbulls> Gnea: it shows some errors upon bootup, and as soon as the linux kernel kicks in the light on the mouse goes off
[02:44] <canthus13> brandan: Gyachi supports yahoo video, picture sharing, and a few others.
[02:44] <smerz> brandan: help->about gives you version number. google for pidgin to check what is the latest version
[02:44] <ectropy> Hi, all - when running update-manager -d and electing to upgrade to 9.10, the following happens (see the first post of the thread). My post within the thread is here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=8048692&postcount=4
[02:44] <Gnea> jplbulls: what kind of mouse is it, exactly?
[02:44] <ooypp> lstarnes: i want /tmp in a separate partition
[02:44] <AdamB> Sorry to ask again but can anyone help me force a resolution which is not showing up on the display settings?
[02:44] <kit_> sebsebseb, okay thanks.. yes I've heard about Gentoo, but Ubuntu is the first Linux distro I have immersed myself in. So if want to take it apart and break, I'd rather do it with something the works well "out-of-the-box" :)
[02:44] <jplbulls> Gnea: when i replug it the light flashes like its failing to get recognized?
[02:44] <Later> Thanks for the effort guys, see you around =).
  nobody know how to get it back
[02:44] <brandan> smerz im on 2.5.5 Pidgin
[02:45] <Rabbitbunny> lstarnes: If he's got intel onboard sound, rebooting fixes it for me, been a problem since 6.06. No resolution.
[02:45] <lstarnes> Guest96: try this: go to System > Preferences > Sound and select PulseAudio Sound Server in all of the droboxes except the last one
[02:45] <Eioo> ubuntu beta amd64 will not install nor load the live cd in my pic
[02:45] <Gnea> jplbulls: well, that doesn't answer my question.
[02:45] <Eioo> *pc.
[02:45] <kit_> maco, thanks for the info.. Well, I'm a tweakgeek :) Same as with nLite for an XP install
[02:45] <Eioo> :o(
[02:45] <majnoon> ok i have quiz :) (1 question) which one of these are NOT a compression protocol ?? bz2 zip rar tgz zip 7z tar
[02:45] <infested999> is it ok to ask questions about linux mint in ehre >.>
[02:45] <maco> kit_: i think some day you will like gentoo ;) its a performance-hunter's dream
[02:45] <canthus13> brandan: https://launchpad.net/~loell/+archive/ppa
[02:45] <jplbulls> Gnea: it doesn't work, at all...
[02:45] <infested999> i forgot wheat the serveris for htat
[02:45] <Gnea> jplbulls: then throw it away and get a new one.
[02:45] <smerz> brandan: 2.6.2 is latest. to get is check http://www.pidgin.im/download/ubuntu/
[02:45] <jplbulls> Gnea: any mouse i've tried doesn't work.
[02:45] <DigitalKiwi> majnoon: >.>
[02:45] <lstarnes> majnoon: I would say tar, but this really isn't a trivia/quiz channel
[02:45] <jplbulls> Gnea: they work on my windows laptop
[02:46] <infested999> i guess its kinda the same thign as in here
[02:46] <DigitalKiwi> it is tar btw
[02:46] <majnoon> just checking it IS tar :)
[02:46] <infested999> ill sjtu ask
[02:46] <Gnea> jplbulls: can you pastebin the output of the dmesg command?
[02:46] <kit_> maco, sure... thanks for the tip. I'll try that some time :)
[02:46] <brandan> can I just pick Pidgin in Synaptic and make it upgrade my current one also?
[02:46] <jplbulls> i can try with my keyboard
[02:46] <Eioo> how do I disable the crypto disks module on ubuntu beta startup? I have no crypto disks and it halts the system!
[02:46] <Gnea> !pastebinit | jplbulls
[02:46] <smerz> jplbulls: stuipid comment here. did you boot with those mice? (you may have to boot with the mouse plugged in if its a ps/2 mouse)
[02:46] <ooypp> i only have two partition / and  swap, but now i want /tmp in a separate partion how can i do?
[02:47] <lstarnes> ooypp: you generally do not need /tmp separater
[02:47] <Eioo> ooypp: use fdisk
[02:47] <lstarnes> *separate
[02:47] <Guest15155> I've just wgeted a .deb file over ssh, how can I install it from terminal?
[02:47] <lstarnes> ooypp: it almost always gets emptied when you reboot
[02:47] <lstarnes> Guest96: sudo dpkg -i filename.deb
[02:47] <AdamB> can anyone help me force a resolution which is not showing up on the display settings?
[02:47] <Guest15155> ty
[02:47] <ring0> what do i need pulseaudio for? could i just remove pulse and let everything be handled by alsa?
[02:47] <khunter619> what does the command sudo do?
[02:47] <Gnea> !sudo | khunter619
[02:47] <lstarnes> khunter619: it runs programs with root/admin powers
[02:48] <infested999> i jsut installd linux mint 7. and my grafics card is the ATI RADEON X850XT PE and it has horrible support! at firs tit did work correctly, and then i installed envy and installed the drivers. now when i start up it shows the OS loading screen, then it skrews up ad just shows it 1/4th as big and it shows it twice on the screen. and then freezes up adn doesnt start up. the only way that i am able ot type this is by goign into sfe mode na
[02:48] <DigitalKiwi> !mint
[02:48] <canthus13> ring0: You can... and it will work, but you'll lose audio on odd occasions.
[02:48] <khunter619> thanks lstarnes
[02:48] <canthus13> ring0: I usually just kill pulseaudio when I need to.
[02:48] <Gnea> infested999: I'm sorry, but we don't support linux mint here in the Ubuntu Support channel. You'll need to join the Linux Mint support channel.
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[02:48] <ring0> canthus13, odd occasions like?
[02:48] <Ubee> Does anyone know how I get to the Ubuntu channel for the State of Massachussettes?
[02:48] <jplbulls> Gnea: http://www.pastebin.com/f32582376
[02:49] <lstarnes> Guest96: sorry, that was for Guest15155
[02:49] <canthus13> ring0: A couple of programs I run with wine don't like PA.
[02:49] <ectropy> khunter619: It's like getting God to command your computer when your computer is all: Who the &(*& are you to tell me what to do?
[02:49] <jrib> Ubee: /join #ubuntu-us-ma
[02:49] <infested999> awit, i think i just thought of something, but i haev to leave ric to do it... so... bye
[02:49] <xod> how do i run fsck on my machine, that is booted? its saying that it could damage mounted file systems
[02:49] <canthus13> ring0: So I killall pulseaudio and then restart it when I'm done.
[02:49] <ring0> canthus13, ok, that's what i experienced too
[02:49] <Gnea> jplbulls: Unknown post id, it may have expired or been deleted
[02:49] <canthus13> ring0: But I found another solution a while back.
[02:49] <ectropy> khunter619: http://xkcd.com/149/
[02:49] <lstarnes> xod: it is safer to run it in recovery mode
[02:49] <arand> xod: Do you want to schedule it to run on boot?
[02:50] <smerz`away> xod: either schedule a fsck for next reboot or boot a live cd to do it. don't ask me how to schedule it. can't recall ;-D
[02:50] <jplbulls> Gnea: which means what?
[02:50] <canthus13> ring0: You can set wine to use Esound Driver and the problems go away.
 im rebooting to see if it back
[02:50] <shakaran> how to install pygtk 2.16 on ubuntu Jaunty? I only have pygtk 2.14 and I dont wanna update to karmic.
[02:50] <ring0> canthus13, ok, i'll try that next time
[02:50] <Gnea> jplbulls: that's what the website said. did you type the url correctly?
[02:50] <ooypp> yee , now i have a now partition /dev/sda7, i try mount it on /tmp( in /etc/fstab file add " /dev/sda7	/tmp		ext3	relatime	0	0")
[02:50] <ooypp> then reboot but i don't work
[02:50] <canthus13> ring0: Or at least, it worked in my case. :)
[02:50] <ShapeShifter499> hi
[02:51] <AdamB> what is the xrandr command to change resolution?
[02:51] <ring0> canthus13, what's pulse for anyway? just mixing?
[02:51] <khunter619> ectropy: lol
[02:51] <ShapeShifter499> can I install shockwave player for windows through wine(windows compatability layer) than somehow make it work for the firefox installed on my ubuntu system?
[02:51] <arand> !fsck | xod:
[02:51] <canthus13> ring0: It's a unified API for audio.
[02:51] <lstarnes> ShapeShifter499: you will need to install it in firefox in wine, not the linux firefox
[02:51] <jplbulls> http://www.pastebin.com/f3aleaabd
[02:51] <jplbulls> Gnea
[02:51] <Gnea> jplbulls: http://pastebin.com/f32582376  is that it?
[02:51] <Gnea> okay
[02:51] <ShapeShifter499> why couldn't work?
[02:51] <khunter619> Gika: so now I have installed the driver like you said
[02:52] <ring0> canthus13, aplication interface i see
[02:52] <Gika> does it work khunter619?
[02:52] <lstarnes> ShapeShifter499: windows uses separate APIs and binary formats
[02:52] <khunter619> now how do I tell Ubuntu that the driver is wrong
[02:52] <Gnea> jplbulls: nope, that's not it either
[02:52] <ShapeShifter499> oh.....
[02:52] <ring0> canthus13, thanks
[02:52] <lstarnes> ShapeShifter499: windows PE is not compatible with *nix ELF
[02:52] <khunter619> cuz Ubuntu has given me a different RTL driver
[02:52] <canthus13> ring0: No problem.
[02:52] <khunter619> is there a way I can uninstall it from Ubuntu?
[02:53] <canthus13> khunter619: Blacklist it, maybe?
[02:53] <shakaran> how to install pygtk 2.16 on ubuntu Jaunty? I only have pygtk 2.14 and I dont wanna update to karmic.
[02:53] <jplbulls> Gnea: hmmm thats what the command outputs
[02:53] <ShapeShifter499> they should have a addon for linux or ubuntu firefox to be able to use windows firefox plugins
[02:53] <khunter619> how do I Blacklist it?
[02:53] <jplbulls> dmesg | pastebinit
[02:53] <lstarnes> shakaran: do you absolutely need 2.16?
[02:53] <xod> thanks guys!
[02:53] <AdamB> please anyone just need a little help trying to add a resolution that's not being detected
[02:53] <canthus13> khunter619: That I'm not sure. I've just seen references to it on the forums.
[02:53] <ShapeShifter499> is there a project for it?
[02:53] <Gnea> jplbulls: you have to re-type the URL precisely, can't miss a character
[02:53] <shakaran> yeah, I make a program for karmic, but my users use Jaunty and they cant install my program
[02:54] <canthus13> AdamB: Have you tried in #xorg?
[02:54] <DaZ> AdamB: nvidia maybe? ;f
[02:54] <arand> AdamB: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/Resolution any good?
[02:54] <AdamB> canthus13: thanks I'll try that
[02:54] <AdamB> Using a radeon 9700
[02:54] <AdamB> open source drivers
[02:54] <lstarnes> shakaran: see if you can make the program compatible with 2.14
[02:54] <khunter619> Ubuntu thinks I have Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. RTL-8139/8139C/8139C+
[02:55] <jplbulls> http://www.pastebin.com/fe13f6e0
[02:55] <DaZ> then you have to do it manually;f
[02:55] <jplbulls> I'm positive thats what it says.
[02:55] <khunter619> whereas I have RTL8187
[02:55] <AdamB> I've tried adding the mode under subsection display in xorg.conf but it didn't show up
[02:55] <oorah> is ubuntu netbook remix really faster?
[02:55] <shakaran> lstarnes: I cant, it use a new fuction for display a icon buttons that it dont enable on 2.14
[02:55] <AdamB> Daz: any website with information on how to do that?
[02:56] <shakaran> I try this crazy stuff http://paste.ubuntu.com/285086/ but it broke all system with conflicts
[02:56] <AdamB> I know the modes are supported by the hardware
[02:56] <khunter619> installing the package ndiswrapper (sudo apt-get install ndisgtk), running it (it's in system>administration>windows wireless drivers) and
[02:56] <DaZ> AdamB: i had problem like that few days ago
[02:56] <jplbulls> Gnea: hold on one second
[02:56] <khunter619> so now I have installed RTL8187 for Windows
[02:56] <DaZ> AdamB: it's related to modeline or horizsync/vertrefresh ;f
[02:56] <DaZ> at least mine was
[02:56] <khunter619> Detecting your network controller(s):  Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. RTL-8139/8139C/8139C+ (rev 10)  Is this correct?
[02:56] <AdamB> Daz: I tried using the xrandr command
[02:56] <khunter619> NO
[02:56] <DaZ> paste some logs
[02:57] <khunter619> WHat do I do?
[02:57] <AdamB> xrandr newmode "1280x720" "1280x720_60.00"   74.50  1280 1344 1472 1664  720 723 728 748 -hsync +vsync
[02:57] <shakaran> then, it is imposible install pygtk 2.16 on Jaunty?
[02:57] <Gianlu24> !it
[02:57] <Gnea> jplbulls: no problem
[02:57] <AdamB> followed by xrandr --addmode VGA-0 1280x720
[02:57] <brandan> Getting new Pidgin, and gonna let some games download while I go to bed ;) Thank u all for always being so helpful! Take care all, bye for now! :)
[02:57] <AdamB> which gives me "xrandr: cannot find mode "1280x720""
[02:57] <lstarnes> shakaran: you shouldn't be using packages that haven't been made for jaunty on jaunty
[02:58] <Gnea> jplbulls: does this look like part of it? [   40.016046] usb 2-1: device descriptor read/64, error -62
[02:58] <DaZ> 1280x720_60.00 maybe? :f
[02:58] <DaZ> nevermind
[02:58] <AdamB> yeah same error
[02:58] <chris_> Hi all, I have been trying to get the remix to work on various flash drives with the same error in 1 Files. pls help thanks
[02:58] <shakaran> lstarnes: umn :( a lack of compatibility
[02:59] <chris_> since it came out
[02:59] <AdamB> DaZ:when I run the --newmode command it displays the xrandr help so I'm thinking that command might be incorrect.. can you see anything wrong?
[02:59] <AdamB> xrandr newmode 1280x720 "1280x720_60.00"   74.50  1280 1344 1472 1664  720 723 728 748 -hsync +vsync
[03:00] <ectropy> An update to my upgrade predicament: http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=8048795&postcount=5
[03:00] <AdamB> I tried without the first 1280x720 as well
[03:00] <shakaran> there any channel for pygtk?
[03:00] <lstarnes> shakaran: there is #python for python in general
[03:01] <shakaran> lstarnes: thanks I will try there
[03:01] <darksmac> yay
[03:01] <jplbulls> Gnea: http://www.pastbin.com/m6406d6aa
[03:01] <thorrr> Hello, can anyone tell me the best flash player for ubuntu 9.04?
[03:01] <thorrr> 64 bits
[03:02] <lstarnes> thorrr: the official flash plugin from adobe
[03:02] <ooypp> after i add one line(/dev/sda7	/tmp		ext3	relatime	0	0) in /etc/fstab. then i can't login by GUI.
[03:02] <AdamB> Are there any issues with full screen flash video?
[03:02] <charles__> .
[03:02] <Gnea> jplbulls: nope.
[03:02] <lstarnes> thorrr: either using the native 64 bit version, or using the 32 bit version through nspluginwrapper
[03:02] <od3n> anyone tell me how to go about instaling this NVIDIA-Linux-x86-169.12-pkg1.run
[03:03] <thorrr> ok, cause I have 3 options when it prompts me to install flash
[03:03] <ooypp> anyone can tell my why?
[03:03] <llua> od3n,  stop xserver then run it
[03:03] <jplbulls> Gnea: Please God, Work:http://pastebin.com/m6406d6aa
[03:03] <od3n> how do I do that
[03:03] <lstarnes> ooypp: /tmp may need to be on the same partition as /
[03:04] <Gnea> jplbulls: try this:   dmesg | pastebinit > file.txt    then in irc: /exec cat file.txt
[03:04] <llua> od3n,  sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[03:04] <maco> lstarnes: doesnt need to
[03:04] <scatterp> any one know a url where i can host a tar.gz and then wget it for free ?
[03:04] <ooypp> od3n : in single mode run the script
[03:04] <Guest78459> lstarnes im back with no sounds (User Privileges / Use audio devices is check but stil no sounds)
[03:04] <Exodus|Away> the /tmp partition doesn't need to be the same as /
[03:04] <lstarnes> ooypp: there could be a mount permission error
[03:04] <Gnea> jplbulls: okay - got it that time!!
[03:04] <ooypp> thanks lstrnes
[03:04] <jplbulls> Gnea: HELL YA!
[03:05] <Exodus> ooypp, make sure it's the right partition you're mounting. Make sure it's mounting correctly.
[03:05] <lstarnes> Guest78459: did you try the solution that I recommended?
[03:05] <foey> I have ubuntu-server and normally use ssh to connect to gain access to the console. However I want to be able to access it at work, I`ve port forwarded port 22 to my linux box but keep getting connection refused? I works perfectly when I connect localy.
[03:05] <wrapster> gyus i just built a few new driver pkgs.... after dpkg -i it asks me to reboot... but how do i verify after a reboot that the driver has been installed?
[03:05] <Guest78459> lstarnes remind me please but all the test u send me did not work
[03:05] <wrapster> in which file should i be looking fo rit?
[03:05] <Gnea> jplbulls: okay, I see a bunch of usb errors - do you have any other usb devices?
[03:06] <bastid_raZor> foey: some ISP's block 22.. try using a non standard port.. like 2222
[03:06] <lstarnes> Guest78459: go to System > Preferences > Sound and select PulseAudio Sound Server in all of the droboxes except the last one
[03:07] <foey> bastid_raZor : Ok, I hoping to change isp soon. How can I change the listening ssh port via the terminal?
[03:07] <root> Hi, my Xubuntu is broken... can you guys help me?
[03:07] <jplbulls> Gnea: no, that might have been when i tried replugging it
[03:07] <edbian> root: You're gonna have to be more specific than that!
[03:07] <axle> hey, what can i use to format partitions in ubuntu, ntfs
[03:07] <Gnea> jplbulls: are you plugging the mouse directly into the computer or into a usb hub?
[03:07] <kermit> i somehow disabled my rootwin, or maybe compiz broke it.. nothing like mplayer or screen savers i tell to run in the root window show up
[03:08] <jplbulls> Gnea: directly
[03:08] <jplbulls> Gnea: two mouses have the exact same problem
[03:08] <bastid_raZor> foey: edit /etc/ssh/sshd_config and add Port 2222 below Port 22. it is near the top of the file. you'll see it
[03:08] <mercutio22> hi, how do I change my login screen appearance?
[03:09] <foey> bastid_raZor : Great help, thanks mate. ill try that.
[03:09] <kermit> how do i disable the background image?
[03:09] <dsnyders> HI all!   How do I re-run a file in /etc/event.d without rebooting the whole system?
[03:09] <Guest78459> lstarnes enable network access .... yep it check! still nosounds
[03:09] <lstarnes> Guest78459: I did not mean "enable network access"
[03:09] <bastid_raZor> foey: you'll need to restart ssh before it will start listening on port 2222
[03:10] <Gnea> jplbulls: perhaps the system is not routing IRQs correctly. There's a way to test it.
[03:10] <jplbulls> Gnea: ok, im all ears
[03:10] <Gnea> jplbulls: are you familiar with changing the boot loader options?
[03:10] <Guest78459> lstarnes PulseAudio Sound Server i don't have this option
[03:11] <lstarnes> Guest78459: which version of ubuntu are you using?
[03:11] <lstarnes> Guest78459: try changing them all to ALSA
[03:11] <Guest78459> lstarnes 9.04
[03:11] <foey> bastid_raZor : Ok added 2222. Whats the command for restarting the ssh server? sorry to ask :s
[03:11] <khronics> I have just completed all the steps on this tutorial successfully, but when I boot i get stuck at a prompt (initramfs)         is there anyone here that may shine some light?
[03:11] <edbian> foey: "sudo /etc/init.d/ssh restart"
[03:11] <Gnea> jplbulls: basically what you'll need to do is edit your /boot/grub/menu.lst file, find the first kernel entry, then add to the end of the 'kernel' line the following:  pci=routeirq
[03:11] <jplbulls> Gnea: slightly /boot/grub.conf?
[03:12] <foey> edbain : thanks.
[03:12] <khronics> http://rudd-o.com/en/linux-and-free-software/a-better-way-to-create-a-customized-ubuntu-live-usb-drive
[03:12] <ooypp> mercutio:system>Administration>Login Window Preferences
[03:12] <bastid_raZor> foey: how are connecting from work? PuTTY or ssh ?
[03:12] <Guest78459> lstarnes i changed them in sounds preferences to alsa
[03:12] <foey> bastid_raZor : PuTTy
[03:13] <bastid_raZor> foey: okay, just specify the port change and you're all set.
[03:13] <herlimenezes1> hi,
[03:14] <herlimenezes1> does anybody know it is there some videochat application running on ubuntu?
[03:14] <herlimenezes1> *If is there
[03:14] <jplbulls> Gnea: restarting... thanks be right back
[03:14] <Gnea> jplbulls: k
 I use either kopete which does Yahoo, MSN and others or Skype
[03:15] <Guest78459> lstarnes don't know if this help but it look like my sounds card it turn off and my pc speaker is on
[03:15] <foey> bastid_raZor : Still the same, I restarted ssh however I`ve got two windows open, locally and it didnt kick me out
[03:16] <shades_aus> has anyone had any luck installing the ext4 file system?
[03:16] <bastid_raZor> foey: 2222 will need to be forwarded in the router
[03:16] <herlimenezes1> shades_aus: ok, thanks, but the trouble is that with kopete, I can get audio channel, just video.
[03:16] <khronics> Anyone able to help me with initramfs?        Attempting to complete a usb hard drive live install via http://rudd-o.com/en/linux-and-free-software/a-better-way-to-create-a-customized-ubuntu-live-usb-drive   anyone??
[03:16] <herlimenezes1> *I can't get
[03:16] <foey> bastid_raZor : I`ve just done that its forwarded to 10.0.0.2 (my linux box)
 Have you tried the latest version from Synaptic?
[03:16] <disappearedng> I am seeing this: W: GPG error: http://deb.opera.com stable Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY F9A2F76A9D1A0061
[03:17] <herlimenezes1> no,I didn't, is there any changes?
 Otherwise, go to the Skype website and d/l and try that
[03:17] <rubik_> Hello, i'm looking for some advise on how to upgrade Evolution to 2.27/28 ? Recent patches of ubuntu have broken Evolution (2.26) syncing with Google contact/calender. Doesn't seem to be much info on how to fix/upgrade evolution on the net. Bug report says "This has been fixed in Karmac with version 2.27". What about us in jaunty ??
[03:17] <lstarnes> disappearedng: you will need to install that key into apt's keyring
[03:17] <herlimenezes1> shades_aus: ok, thanks, I will try.
[03:17] <dsnyders> HI all!   Can I re-run a file in /etc/event.d without rebooting the whole system?
[03:17] <disappearedng> Istames: can i do it over the command line?
[03:17] <lstarnes> disappearedng: wget -O - http://deb.opera.com/archive.key | sudo apt-key add -
 I have un-installed kopete from Gnome and installed Kopete from Synaptic and it fixed my audio troubles.
[03:17] <edbian> rubik_: They probably don't plan on fixing it for jaunty because karmic comes out later this month.  (I'm not sure about this though, just speculation)
[03:18] <disappearedng> I already did that
[03:18] <foey> bastid_raZor : Ok, i just tried connecting ot 2222 locally and it worked, but prompted me about a key which I said ok to. Could that be the problem as it remote?!
[03:18] <herlimenezes1> ok, I will do it
[03:18] <herlimenezes1> thanks a lot
[03:18] <herlimenezes1> gtg now.
[03:18] <rubik_> edbian : so does this mean i'm screwed ? This is my work laptop !
 np
[03:18] <disappearedng> Still persists istames
[03:19] <khronics> anyone familiar with initramfs
[03:19] <Guest78459> Need Help!! lost Sounds can't get it back on !!!!!!
[03:19] <Gnea> !sound | Guest78459
[03:19] <rubik_> how do i at least remove the updates that broke it ? It was just broken last week
[03:19] <master_> #ubuntu-uk
[03:19] <IC3> hi
[03:20] <master_> Hi all any help available?
[03:20] <ryguy> !ask
[03:20] <Gnea> !helpme | master_
[03:20] <john> Gnea: same issue
[03:20] <master_> i need some help with my ip adress
[03:20] <Gnea> john: weird... is it a laptop?
[03:21] <Guest49728> no, it just started happening too
[03:21] <Gnea> Guest49728: did you build it or did you get the computer pre-built? does it have a make/model?
[03:21] <ooypp> how to install Ncurses library from scourse?
[03:21] <khronics> anyone familiar with a initramfs  prompt?
[03:21] <Gnea> !anyone | khronics
[03:22] <Curly_Q> Master, your IP address is: 69.197.144.78
[03:22] <bastid_raZor> foey: in PuTTY you changed the port to 2222?
[03:22] <master_> anyone able to assist me with a change of my ip as i think i am being watched
[03:22] <foey> bastid_raZor : yeh, changed that too.
[03:22] <khronics> Attempting to complete a usb hard drive live install via http://rudd-o.com/en/linux-and-free-software/a-better-way-to-create-a-customized-ubuntu-live-usb-drive
[03:22] <master_> hi curly that isnt what im told this side
[03:22] <Guest49728> Gnea: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&client=firefox-a&rls=com.ubuntu%3Aen-US%3Aunofficial&hs=ggb&q=device+descriptor+read%2F64%2C+error+-62&aq=f&oq=&aqi=g-m2
[03:22] <PCTeacher012> How do i install the XFCE Windows Manager?
[03:22] <khronics> booting stuck @ initramfs>
[03:22] <Gnea> !usb | khronics
[03:22] <Guest49728> Does anyone have any advice regardeing that last google search?
[03:23] <lstarnes> PCTeacher012: it's a whole desktop environment, not just a window manager (not windows manager)
[03:23] <khronics> ubottu that totally does not help me
[03:23] <switchgirlEEE> !help switchgirlEEE
[03:23] <PCTeacher012> yai i messed up on typing. Okay. How do i install KDE? I like it better than Gnome :P
[03:23] <Mike_lifeguard> When I log into a terminal or ssh in, I get a standard message - how can I configure that?
[03:23] <wrapster> can anyone answer my question pls
[03:23] <lstarnes> PCTeacher012: try sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop
[03:23] <PCTeacher012> Without installing Kubuntu
[03:23] <switchgirlEEE> !help | switchgirlEEE
[03:23] <PCTeacher012> lol, id rather have KDE than XFCE :P
[03:23] <ooypp> how to install Ncurses library from scourse?
[03:23] <lstarnes> PCTeacher012: or sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[03:23] <Gnea> Guest49728: try:  sudo rmmod ehci-hcd
[03:24] <Guest49728> Gnea: is that mea
[03:24] <bastid_raZor> foey: unsure from there .. souunds like all has been set correctly.
[03:24] <Gnea> jplbulls: yeah
[03:24] <master_> im told my ip is 86.3.118.44 and my connections are different 192.168.1.4
[03:24] <jplbulls> its not loaded
[03:24] <PCTeacher012> lstarnes: Did not work, keeps giving me random dependencies (Kubuntu-desktop)
[03:24] <Gnea> master_: you're behind a router
[03:24] <foey> bastid_raZor : yeh, ok, thanks for your help.
[03:25] <Gnea> jplbulls: according to dmesg, it was
[03:25] <scatterp> any one know a url where i can host a tar.gz and then wget it for free ?
[03:25] <bastid_raZor> Mike_lifeguard: /etc/motd and /etc/motd.tail are the two files you need to look in to. to have a persistant change look in to disabling update-motd --disable
[03:25] <lstarnes> PCTeacher012: random dependencies?
[03:25] <bastid_raZor> foey: good luck.
[03:25] <master_> Hi gnea i cant connect to my site but can connect to the internet?
[03:25] <webbb82> why doesnt xchat save my nickname and the fav rooms i go in
[03:25] <Curly_Q> Master  192.168.1.4 is not your IP address.
[03:25] <courpse> Well it is his LAN IP Address, not his WAN IP Address.
[03:25] <PCTeacher012> lstarnes: Like:  kubuntu-desktop: Depends: kdebase-workspace-bin but it is not going to be installed. But when i install the dependency, it gives another, it is never ending haha
[03:26] <Curly_Q> You are either behind a router or firewall or both.
[03:26] <jplbulls> Gnea: https://bugs.launchpad.net/linux/+bug/88530
[03:26] <Omlette> webbb82: XChat > Network List
[03:26] <master_> can you help
[03:26] <Wikidude> WhAT is the name of the linux kernel package
[03:26] <jplbulls> Gnea: i can't read is it as I can't seem to scroll without a keyboard, care to decode for me?
[03:26] <master_> as i need to connect to my site for some changes but it wont let me
[03:26] <Curly_Q> What do you want to know Master?
[03:26] <PCTeacher012> imma just install though Synapic package manager
[03:26] <master_> i have a meeting monday with ibm etc
[03:26] <lstarnes> Wikidude: linux-image-generic
[03:28] <master_> i have ip adress 192.168.1.4 , default is 192.168.1.1 as is the primary...i do a search on my ip and it is 86.3.118.44 and you are saying its different?
[03:28] <Curly_Q> 192.168.0.1 or any number like that that starts with 192.168 is a DHCP which is given by a local router, etc.
[03:29] <edbian> master_:  You need to do some research on network IP address dude
[03:29] <master_> can you see www.linuxossolutions.com?
[03:30] <edbian> master_: Yes I can
[03:30] <webbb821> ha this is kinda cool never used pidgin for irc chat
[03:30] <EricTheHax> maaaaaan ##security's dead
[03:30] <Fraxtil> What's the command to open the system monitor? I can't use my mouse or the Gnome panels.
[03:30] <switchgirlEEE> ~_^
[03:30] <switchgirlEEE> oh rly
[03:30] <WRdHat> DKcross tas ahi??
[03:31] <edbian> Fraxtil: "gnome-system-monitor"
[03:31] <Fraxtil> edbian: thanks
[03:31] <master_> edbian: okay great thats my site I am creating...but i cant acesss the page and its frustrating me,,,would you know why
[03:31] <WRdHat> mira q no m deja kmbiarle el nombre
[03:31] <edbian> master_ Is the page on this computer?
[03:31] <Fraxtil> Yay, everything's back to normal
[03:31] <switchgirlEEE> Fraxtil: or free -m && top
[03:31] <jplbulls> Could someone help me get my mouse working?
[03:31] <master_> edbian:?
[03:31] <jonrafkind> how can I get ubuntu to recognize my joystick? when I plug the joystick in the OS beeps, and I can see some kernel registration stuff in dmesg, but there is no js* device in /dev/input
[03:32] <edbian> master_: Are you trying to build this web page?  Is this web page on a server?
[03:32] <Gnea> jplbulls: looking at the current kernel configuration... can't seem to find the host module anywhere...
[03:32] <Fraxtil> switchgirlEEE: but I needed to kill a process, I don't think that would've worked quite as well
[03:32] <master_> edbian: it is
[03:32] <edbian> master_: Does www.linuxossolutions.com not work for you?
[03:32] <Curly_Q> Master there is a huge difference between INFRA-NET and INTER-NET. You can use 192.168.0.1 or 1.0 on any INFRA-NET and it will work if you set up your server to work that way.
[03:32] <jplbulls> Gnea: is that bad?
[03:32] <Acer_38> #Recife
[03:32] <master_> edbian: no it doesnt
[03:33] <dsnyders> HI all!   Can I re-run a file in /etc/event.d without rebooting the whole system?
[03:33] <Gnea> jplbulls: I'm not sure. it looks like some changes have occurred.
[03:33] <jplbulls> Gnea: oh damn, how can i revert
[03:34] <edbian> master_: What if you put this into your browser address bar: "85.13.244.140"  ?
[03:34] <edbian> master_:What are you trying to do at this website?
[03:35] <Curly_Q> Any number that has: 192.168 cannot be used over the Internet. It is impossible.
[03:35] <master_> edbian: its my site that I am creating currently a give back to this world
[03:35] <master_> edbain: nothing happens in my search
[03:35] <Gnea> jplbulls: there may be another solution
[03:35] <edbian> master_: Nothing happens?  Where is the server that serves this website?
[03:36] <edbian> master_: Can you ping the site?
[03:36] <master_> edbian: the server is hosted
[03:36] <edbian> master_: Can you ping 85.13.244.140?
[03:36] <optimizer> anyone have good documentation on how to securely setup a moinmoin server on ubuntu?
[03:36] <edbian> master_: The server is hosted?  What does that mean?
[03:36] <master_> edbian: i tried and got some crazy response i will try again
[03:36] <Mike_lifeguard> bastid_raZor: thanks, I would like to have it update, so I guess I'm simply editing motd.tail
[03:37] <B3ns4ws0m3> hello. does anyone have knowledge of setting up pptpd (a vpn) in ubuntu? i have it setup according to a tutorial and all the stuff forwarded but it wont work. i cant even connect to it from the internal network :(
[03:37] <Curly_Q> C:\Documents and Settings\NonAdmin1>ping 85.13.244.140
[03:37] <Curly_Q> Pinging 85.13.244.140 with 32 bytes of data:
[03:37] <Curly_Q> Reply from 85.13.244.140: bytes=32 time=100ms TTL=51
[03:37] <Curly_Q> Reply from 85.13.244.140: bytes=32 time=100ms TTL=51
[03:37] <Curly_Q> Reply from 85.13.244.140: bytes=32 time=98ms TTL=51
[03:37] <Curly_Q> Reply from 85.13.244.140: bytes=32 time=98ms TTL=51
[03:37] <bastid_raZor> Mike_lifeguard: yes.
[03:37] <FloodBot3> Curly_Q: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:37] <master_> edbian: no response from my side when I ping
[03:38] <edbian> master_: I have no idea why you cannot ping your own website.  I can and apparently so can Curly_Q
[03:38] <ben_> why would Rhythmbox not read mp3's
[03:38] <ben_> will*
[03:39] <master_> exactly: this is why its frustrating me I feel as if something is interupting me
[03:39] <adi_> talk with my friend
[03:39] <FiReSTaRT> ben_: do you have the codecs installed?
[03:40] <master_> I have typed 85.13.244.140 and it tells me idle?
[03:40] <Curly_Q> Master your server works.
[03:40] <PCTeacher012> i?s pekwm good
[03:40] <jplbulls> Gnea: i have an idea
[03:40] <PCTeacher012> nevermind
[03:40] <Curly_Q> Master do this:    http://85.13.244.140/      In your web browser.
[03:40] <jplbulls> Gnea: http://www.mail-archive.com/linux-usb-users@lists.sourceforge.net/msg17583.html
[03:40] <smil3y> master_>  works fine here, i get a cpanel holding page
[03:41] <PCTeacher012> it just looks ugle -_- what is the best looking Window manager?
[03:41] <ben_> im pretty positive i do because they will play with VLC =\
[03:41] <PCTeacher012> I'm on Gnome's default right now
[03:41] <sattam> hi , is ubuntu still dosen't give back to  debian ?
[03:41] <abhilashm86> is it possible to connect my friends computer using ssh? he gave his username and password to try, i did this on terminal, ssh -b 192.168.1.2 0l rahul, but i can't login even with correct password , help please
[03:41] <Gnea> jplbulls: well, I just confirmed it, they stopped building usb as modules and have started building it directly into the kernel
[03:41] <master_> Curly that is great to no...but how do i get to connect i cant through my browsers or my emails etc?
[03:42] <Curly_Q> Permissions Master and PORT BLOCKS.
[03:42] <jplbulls> Gnea: meaning?? did you check out the last link?
[03:42] <smil3y> abhilashm86>  do you have a user account? or are you using his?
[03:42] <abhilashm86> can anyone give a tutorial to use ssh in remote logins? i searched and found some scripts, so
[03:42] <Gnea> jplbulls: the problem isn't with the load order, since they're built into the kernel now. the solution is to find a way to tell the kernel to prefer one host type over the other - or to disable ehci and only use ohci
[03:42] <Anub|s> hi all, I've been having some trouble with ubuntu ibex, my screen keeps going black and I am in windows right now and was wondering if I should write anything down before I enter back into ubuntu
[03:42] <abhilashm86> smil3y: who's user account?
[03:42] <Biovore> abhilashm86: in a shell/console     ssh username@remoteIP
[03:42] <Gnea> jplbulls: yeah
[03:42] <master_> All: when i do a traceroute i get stacks of ip adresses
[03:42] <abhilashm86> smil3y: i'm using his user account.........
[03:43] <Gnea> jplbulls: but I also looked at the current and previous kernel configs in my /boot
[03:43] <smil3y> abhilashm86>  ssh username@ipaddress  no need for the b
[03:43] <jplbulls> Gnea: alright, any idea how to disable one?
[03:43] <smil3y> abhilashm86>  then enter the password for the user account your trying to login as
[03:43] <Gnea> jplbulls: not yet :/
[03:43] <abhilashm86> smil3y:ok i'l try now and reply, should he enable remote login for this?
[03:43] <FiReSTaRT> ben_: use my nickname when you answer my questions because otherwise i just won't notice your message... now just in case, open the terminal and type sudo apt-get install w32codecs if you're running a 32bit machine or w64codecs if you're running a 64bit machine
[03:43] <switchgirlEEE> Fraxtil: true, I was assuming you wanted to see he numbers on your cpu or something
[03:43] <Gnea> jplbulls: gonna see if the kernel team has a clue
[03:43] <jplbulls> Gnea: no worries, i'm getting better using this keyboard thing
[03:43] <FiReSTaRT> ben_: worst case scenario, it will tell you it's already installed :P
[03:44] <smil3y> abhilashm86>  no need for remote login as far as i know as long as he has openssh running
[03:44] <ben_> FiReSTaRT, i know its installed i installed it 6 months ago when i installed ubuntu
[03:44] <Gnea> jplbulls: cool
[03:44] <abhilashm86> smil3y: should i do this as root or normal user, the ssh should be run under root, which is good?
[03:44] <hank1> i'm trying to find a modem that will work under jaunty.  i had a lucent installed with the dell drivers but it kept dropping the connection.   so now i'm using a lucent winmodem with agere chipset.  lspci finds it, under hardware drivers it says "Agere 164x dsp driver"  it's activated but not in use?
[03:44] <smil3y> abhilashm86>  dont ever do anythig as root
[03:45] <master_> When i do a port scan on my site i get no reply can anyone help
[03:45] <hank1> when I go to gnome ppp and try to dial it says cannot open modem /dev/modem: no such file or directory
[03:45] <ben_> later
[03:45] <abhilashm86> smil3y: ha ha, i've disabled my root account!! just asked, fine thanks:)
[03:45] <hank1> how do i get /dev/modem to point to my modem?
[03:45] <FiReSTaRT> ben_: ok, open synaptic and search for gstreamer.. that should allow you to play mp3's in rhythmbox (GIYF) :)
[03:45] <ben_> its installed also
[03:45] <ben_> ROFL
[03:46] <gralco> help, I'm trying to build virtualbox-so 3.0.6 but its telling me I need to update kbuild but apt is telling me I'm on the latest build from the repos, what should I do?
[03:46] <jplbulls> Gnea: be right back restarting
[03:46] <master_> #ubuntu-uk
[03:46] <FiReSTaRT> ben_: gstreamer0.10-fluendo-mp3?
[03:47] <master_> hi guys how do i connect to uk chat? or can some one assist me?
[03:47] <scunizi>  gralco are you on kde?
[03:47] <lstarnes> master_: /join #ubuntu-uk
[03:47] <lstarnes> master_: this channel is the primary support channel for ubuntu
[03:47] <gralco> scunizi no, should I be?
[03:47] <ben_> idk what version but i know its installed i remember doing it and have updated it since i installed it
[03:47] <scunizi> gralco: no.. try installing build-essential.. that should do it.
[03:48] <Bruc> hey all
[03:48] <Anub|s> my hp2159m monitor displays 1920 X 1080 in Vista ok, but in ubuntu it seems to eventually degrade to a screen of black with a few multicolored lines streaking it
[03:48] <master_> lstarnes: hi I am having issues with my port and ping of my site maybe you could assist?
[03:48] <abhilashm86> smil3y: how to check what all ports are open? should i use nmap? i know to check my ports, how to do others?
[03:48] <gralco> scunizi good idea I didnt think of that, thanks, I'm sure it'll work
[03:48] <FiReSTaRT> ben_: just out of morbid curiosity install the gstreamer0.10-fluendo-mp3 package
[03:48] <lstarnes> master_: I am seeing everything that you send here, you do not need to repeat
[03:48] <lstarnes> master_: I'm sorry but I do not know how to help with your problem
[03:48] <ben_> i think im switching to archlinux <_< there shit works
[03:48] <Bruc> hey all
[03:48] <Bruc> wsup
[03:48] <smil3y> abhilashm86>  yours? or someone else?
[03:48] <ben_> later
[03:49] <lstarnes> master_: the only thing I can think of is contacting the admins of the site's host
[03:49] <PCTeacher012> What is the best looking window manager, in your opinion?
[03:49] <abhilashm86> smil3y: someone else.........
[03:49] <PCTeacher012> Tried fluxbox, dont like it
[03:49] <PCTeacher012> and E16 keeps screwing up, so that is out of the question :(
[03:49] <Bruc> anyone like this operating system
[03:49] <PCTeacher012> I'm trying XFCE right now
[03:49] <Gnea> !poll | PCTeacher012
[03:49] <PCTeacher012> And  i love ubuntu'
[03:49] <Anub|s> bruc, I used to, lol
[03:49] <master_> lstarnes: its seems everyone else can oing my site see it on google etc...but something is restricting me?
[03:49] <smil3y> abhilashm86>  if you want a gui try zenmap, its nice
[03:50] <Bruc> is it good
[03:50] <PCTeacher012> #ubuntu-bots
[03:50] <abhilashm86> simil3y: ip adress 192.168.1.2
[03:50] <lstarnes> master_: what is the site's IP?
[03:50] <abhilashm86> smil3y: any command line tools>?
[03:50] <Bruc> is it better then Windows.
[03:50] <master_> 85.13.244.140
[03:50] <dsnyders> Anyone familiar with upstart?
[03:50] <Gnea> PCTeacher012: E16 is usually okay, but E17 is a massive improvement - I like it, but I can also get by with gnome, kde, xfce or openbox if I have to
[03:50] <smil3y> abhilashm86>  thats not someone else, thats an internal address..... and nmap is for command line use
[03:50] <lstarnes> master_: I can access it
[03:50] <smil3y> abhilashm86>  zenmap is the gui
[03:50] <lstarnes> master_: I suspect a firewall issue
[03:50] <lstarnes> \/22
[03:50] <lstarnes> oops.
[03:51] <PCTeacher012> Gnea: I cant find out how to install E17 lol
[03:51] <abhilashm86> smil3y: hmm its internal, but with login name and paswrd, still its good for ssh right??
[03:52] <Bruc> what do use now Anub
[03:52] <master_> lstarnes: I dont know what to do I am going to a meeting on monday for linux in london and want to talk to IBM...etc about my site ..would you know what i could do ...i run a port scan and nothing happens?
[03:52] <smil3y> abhilashm86>  you can do a scan of anything, anywhere
[03:52] <gralco> scunizi: build-essential is installed but its still telling me the same thing
[03:52] <lstarnes> master_: it's likely a firewall issue on your system, not the server
[03:53] <abhilashm86> smil3y: thanks a lot for the info!!, i'l try and be back
[03:53] <lstarnes> master_: or the server might be firewalling your IP from connecting
[03:53] <master_> lstarnes: i just did a new install of ubuntu as I thought that would help...but nothing
[03:53] <smil3y> master_>  sounds like you have dns or firewall  problems maybe?
[03:53] <scunizi> gralco: what's it actually saying
[03:54] <master_> dns problems possibly? what would I need to do
[03:54] <gralco> scunizi: after I run kmk all
[03:54] <gralco> /home/eric/Desktop/VirtualBox-3.0.6_OSE
[03:54] <gralco> oops
[03:54] <gralco> it says
[03:54] <gralco> Config.kmk:128: *** You must update kBuild! KMK_REVISION=1777 KBUILD_KMK_REVISION=1779 KBUILD_PATH=/usr/share/kBuild.  Stop.
[03:54] <GamingX> Hey, I just finished installing Ubuntu server, and I am a newbie at it. How would I check what ethernet cards I've got installed ?
[03:54] <FloodBot3> gralco: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:54] <scunizi> gralco: are you building from source?
[03:54] <scunizi> gralco: are you building from source?
[03:54] <gralco> scunizi: yeah
[03:55] <smil3y> master_>  how are you connected to the net? disable all firewalls, routers, etc, and connect directly to modem
[03:55] <hank1> how do i find out where my modem is "mounted" ?  /dev/ttyS...  i ran scanModem and it doesn't say in there.  here is my ModemData.txt http://pastebin.ca/1591640
[03:55] <smil3y> master_>  does it work from another ip address? local cafe? etc?
[03:55] <master_> smily3y: connect to my modem? i dont have firewall installed unless ubuntu installs it okay ill try
[03:55] <scunizi> gralco: there's no need to do that.. go to the vbox site and get the repo info for ubuntu and list it.. then just look in synaptic and install.. you can also just download the .deb for ubuntu .. works great for me.. :)
[03:55] <master_> smily3y: it does
[03:57] <smil3y> master_>  contact your isp, youve got dns issues then
[03:57] <llua> gralco, eric is the best name :}
[03:57] <gralco> llua, lol why's that
[03:58] <buzzomatic> Hi everyone
[03:58] <llua> gralco,  its my name >:}
[03:58] <dsnyders> hank1, It looks like /dev/ttySL0
[03:58] <master__> smily3: you there
[03:58] <downstar1> anyone have HDA INTEL sound with driver ALC662
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[03:58] <llua> :x
[03:58] <gralco> scunizi: how do I add the ppa
[03:58] <smil3y> master_>  yeah
[03:59] <scunizi> gralco: it's not a ppa.. let me get the link for you.
[03:59] <gralco> llua, haha yeah I pasted the wrong thing
[03:59] <gralco> thanks scunizi
[03:59] <master__> hi okay i have connected to my modem and now my ip is 86.18.251.25...but i cant port scan my site
[03:59] <buzzomatic> I'm having some odd keyboard issues, while typing in gedit my keypresses often get ignored, or duplicated. For example, I'll press CTRL+Z to undo, and nothing will happen, so then I press backspace, and it suddenly deletes half of the line.
[04:00] <hank1> dsnyders: when I put that into gnome ppp it says "-> Cannot open /dev/ttySL0: No such file or directory"
[04:00] <master__> smily3: now i can ping it so would it be a dns problem?
[04:00] <hank1> i've tried a few different modems and i've tried to remove the drivers the best i can
[04:00] <scunizi> gralco: here's the download .deb link.. further down the page I believe are instruction for doing the repos if you want. http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Linux_Downloads
[04:00] <smil3y> master_>  can you browse  to it?
[04:01] <master__> smily3: Ill try
[04:01] <gralco> scunizi: I'm looking for the ose build
[04:01] <dsnyders> hank1, try minicom.  Connect to each ttyS? in turn and type in ATI
[04:01] <scunizi> gralco: why?  it doesn't have usb support
[04:01] <master__> smily3; i can now
[04:01] <abhilashm86> i can do nmap stealth scan for web servers like this-sudo nmap -sS abhilash.co.nr
[04:01] <dsnyders> hank1, you may need to sudo.
[04:02] <abhilashm86> but how to do on local hosts
[04:02] <gralco> scunizi: that's fine
[04:02] <scunizi> gralco: ose is already in the repos.. you should be able to find it in Synaptic Package Manager
[04:02] <hank1> dsnyders installing minicom.  it says it's irq 11, doesn't that translate into ttySX ?
[04:02] <gralco> scunizi: I know but not 3.0.6
[04:02] <smil3y> master_>  what were you connected to before?  a router, then the modem?
[04:02] <master__> www.linuxossolutions.com . opens through my modem
[04:02] <dsnyders> hank1, irqs are dynamically assigned these days.
[04:03] <abhilashm86> smil3y:i can do nmap stealth scan for web servers like this-sudo nmap -sS abhilash.co.nr, if i want to scan ports on 192.168.1.2 and login name is abcd, what are my options??
[04:03] <gralco> scunizi: I found the ppa http://ppa.launchpad.net/debfx/virtualbox/ubuntu/
[04:03] <scunizi> gralco: will it really matter with the ose version?
[04:03] <master__> smily3: i was wifi to virgin wirelss router connected to a modem
[04:03] <horuxen> hey... i'm having issues with getting my wifi up and running on my desktop... neither the PCI card nor the USB "stick" are working with ndiswrapper...any ideas?
[04:03] <gralco> scunizi: of course it does, its been update, >=3.0.0 is amazing
[04:04] <smil3y> abhilashm86>  that sounds like a router ip, you dont need to login to do a port scan, not sure what your asking here
[04:04] <gralco> scunizi: I'm still on interpid waiting for karmic
[04:04] <webbb821> i need a hand getdeb wont install a file so i need to install a deb file threw the terminal  whats the command to install it from therminal
[04:04] <lstarnes> webbb821: sudo dpkg -i file.deb
[04:04] <master__> smily3: router to modem
[04:04] <webbb821> the file is in my downloads file
[04:04] <scunizi> gralco: I'm on Hardy running the latest vbox but not ose.. I need usb occationally
[04:04] <abhilashm86> smil3y: i want to scan a user on internet..........
[04:05] <smil3y> abhilashm86>  thats not an internet address
[04:05] <constantine> hi all, can someone help me with a display issue in ubuntu?
[04:05] <smil3y> abhilashm86>  thats a local network address, most likely a router
[04:05] <webbb821> lstarnes:  do i need to cd into the directory
[04:06] <shawn_> If Im looking for my Glest game folder where does it defaultly install if I did it from Add/Remove
[04:06] <abhilashm86> smil3y: how? like that ip is same for most, i think NAT shares it.......
[04:06] <lstarnes> webbb821: try sudo dpkg -i /path/to/file.deb
[04:06] <master__> any ideas what the problem is with my router?
[04:06] <smil3y> abhilashm86>  any ip that starts with 192.168 is a local network
[04:06] <hank1> dsnyders:  found my answer, but the modem's not responding
[04:06] <hank1> /dev/tty8
[04:06] <hank1> minicom detected it
[04:07] <Bruc> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wnjb8Hx76u8&NR=1
[04:07] <abhilashm86> so u say, each has other ip address, like most webservers..........
[04:07] <hank1> might be a bad modem though i bought a pile of them for cheap.  thanks for the help.  gonna try a few others
[04:07] <dsnyders> hank1, is this an internal or external modem
[04:07] <hank1> internal
[04:07] <smil3y> abhilashm86> http://www.duxcw.com/faq/network/privip.htm  read it , know it
[04:08] <dsnyders> hank1, before you shut down, dmesg|grep modem
[04:08] <courpse> Each computer tha is connected to a router, or connects to the internet/network via a switch/hub/router has a local ip, they start in 192.168.* or 10.1.* most of the time.
[04:08] <master__> smily3: was it my router?
[04:08] <courpse> This is INTERNAL LAN IP.
[04:08] <hank1> nothing shows up
[04:08] <abhilashm86> smil3y: ok fine,but using this 192.168.1.2 and username, i did a remote login using vncserver, now seeing ssh, ok i'l read and get back!!
[04:08] <dsnyders> hank1, what about lspci?
[04:08] <webbb821> lstarnes: im getting a command not found
[04:09] <hank1> 02:0a.0 Communication controller: Agere Systems LT WinModem
[04:09] <courpse> abhilashm86, I suggest you go learn some basics of networking.
[04:09] <lstarnes> webbb821: check spelling
[04:09] <hank1> it says the driver is activated but not in use
[04:09] <hank1> not there.. but in the hardware drivers
[04:09] <hank1> so it sees it, just not communicating
[04:09] <dsnyders> hank1, Winmodem?  I don't know if they ever got those fixed.
[04:09] <abhilashm86> smil3y: ifconfig returns a ip address, that is local machine's right
[04:09] <smil3y> master_>  sounds like maybe the gateway address isnt what your isp is? you using a proxy?
[04:09] <abhilashm86> courpse: ifconfig returns a ip address, that is local machine's right
[04:09] <webbb821> sudo dpkg-i /home/brian/Downloads/telepathy-butterfly_0.5.1-1_all.deb
[04:09] <smil3y> abhilashm86>  thats your internal ip
[04:10] <lstarnes> webbb821: no
[04:10] <master__> hi smily3: that is the case with my gateway
[04:10] <lstarnes> webbb821: you missed a space
[04:10] <courpse> abhilashm86, ifconfig, returns your IP address, your default gateway, and your submask.
[04:10] <hank1> i read in another forum some guy had this modem working in several flavors of linux that's why i went with it
[04:10] <lstarnes> webbb821: dpkg -i, not dpkg-i
[04:10] <hank1> but that was awhile ago
[04:10] <smil3y> master_>  souds like it
[04:10] <master__> how would i fix?
[04:11] <hank1> this is frustrating because i'm setting this up for a friend and this is the last thing i need to get figured out before i give the system to him
[04:11] <smil3y> abhilashm86>  google for "myip" to get your external i[p
[04:11] <hank1> i should've worked on this first
[04:11] <dsnyders> hank1, Okay, I personally lean towards external USRobotics myself.  I don't think I can help much.
[04:11] <abhilashm86> courpse: ifconfig, yes and thats what i used all this time, http://www.whatismyip.com/ what is this? the router ip right??
[04:11] <mdkess> Has anyone using Karmic had the problem that Gdk mouse motion events (ie. BUTTON1_MOTION_MASK) aren't registering?
[04:11] <abhilashm86> smil3y:yes and thats what i used all this time, http://www.whatismyip.com/ what is this? the router ip right??
[04:11] <hank1> dsnyders thanks anyway gonna try some others
[04:12] <constantine> someone plz pm me re:ubuntu display problem
[04:12] <smil3y> master_>  whats your gateway now ?   type route in a terminal and the last # will be your gateway
[04:13] <thiagocrepaldi> which tools is used on ubuntu docuemntation ? (http://help.ubuntu.com)
[04:13] <thiagocrepaldi> mediawiki ?
[04:13] <smil3y> abhilashm86>  yeah thats your external ip
[04:13] <dsnyders> HI all!   Can I re-run a file in /etc/event.d without rebooting the whole system?
[04:13] <master__> gateway shows * smily3
[04:14] <abhilashm86> smil3y: can i call that as router ip?? when i traced its location, it was router?
[04:14] <optimizer> is there a good program to do "ftp diff" ? i.e. there is a FTP site I want to monitor, and I want to know when files on it changes
[04:14] <smil3y> abhilashm86>  huh?
[04:14] <abhilashm86> smil3y: but in command line we cannot get external ip??:))
[04:15] <smil3y> master_>  what does last line say? after default
[04:15] <smil3y> master_>  should be a number there
[04:15] <abhilashm86> smil3y: ??? was that very bad i asked?
[04:15] <shawn_> How can I get Glest to play in a window
[04:15] <Prohibited> How do you get it so when you install Packages the files go onto my external hard drive?
[04:15] <master__> smily3: its my log in again my default shows cpc2-hers3-0-0 etc
[04:16] <Exodus> optimizer, ftp is the file transfer protocol, you can't really diff files on an ftp server, you should use version control, or hash your files and ssh access.
[04:16] <smil3y> abhilashm86>  i just had no idea what you said, ask a question that is decipherable
[04:16] <master__> smily3: 86.18.248.0     *               255.255.252.0   U     1      0        0 eth0
[04:16] <master__> default         cpc2-hers3-0-0- 0.0.0.0         UG    0      0        0 eth0
[04:16] <master__> sorry all
[04:16] <abhilashm86> smil3y:that external ip, how to get via command line? any command
[04:17] <smil3y> master__>  that ip address you just gave 86.18.248.0 should be your gateway on your router
[04:17] <smil3y> abhilashm86>  no way
[04:18] <gralco> scunizi: I think I got it
[04:18] <scunizi> gralco: good
[04:18] <master__> So i need to chnge my gateway to that ip once i connect again to my router?
[04:18] <abhilashm86> smil3y: please see this thread in ubuntuforums, i asked there, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8030318#post8030318
[04:18] <smil3y> master__>  yes
[04:18] <smil3y> abhilashm86>  i dont use forums
[04:19] <master__> okay ill read....thankyou i shall attempt...I would love you to join the site i am creating if you dont mind me asking
[04:19] <scunizi> smil3y: master__ that looks like an external ip assigned by the ISP.. not the gateway address.. that's typically in the same subnet at the lan IP's.. ie. 192.168.###.###
[04:19] <durt> smil3y, there is no way an IP address with 0 at the end is a valid address on a class C subnet, it's probably .1 or .254
[04:20] <master__> ???? should i not scunizi...durt
[04:20] <Dhuski> whats better shiretoko or ubufox?
[04:20] <Exodus> Dhuski, they're different things
[04:20] <smil3y> scunizi>  yeah i asked him to give me the output of route, the default should be his gateway, i have no way of knowing if he gave me the right one or not
[04:20] <Dhuski> Exodus, which one do you recommend i use?
[04:21] <abhilashm86> smil3y: ok fine!! so i need to use external ip address that website gave to locate and login for other users!!
[04:21] <Exodus> Dhuski, shiretoko is firefox 3.5, ubufox is something that is added to firefox to make it more compatible with ubuntu
[04:21] <scunizi> smil3y: did you get his subnet?.. if so it's probably just 192.168.1.1 for the gateway
[04:21] <Exodus> Dhuski, every firefox release has a codename. "shiretoko" is firefox 3.5's codename.
[04:22] <Exodus> Dhuski, you should have both installed
[04:22] <master__> scunizi...smily3: I ran route in terminal and got...Destination     Gateway         Genmask         Flags Metric Ref    Use Iface
[04:22] <master__> 86.18.248.0     *               255.255.252.0   U     1      0        0 eth0
[04:22] <master__> default         cpc2-hers3-0-0- 0.0.0.0         UG    0      0        0 eth0
[04:22] <smil3y> scunizi>  nope, i had hime disconnect his router and connect to modem directly
[04:22] <Dhuski> Exodus, thanks...
[04:22] <Exodus> Dhuski, np
[04:22] <scunizi> smil3y: ah.. then the modem gateway will be similar
[04:23] <smil3y> scunizi>  now hes not getting an ip for default hes just getting his isp name
[04:23] <smil3y> scunizi>  but he can connect to his website now
[04:23] <scunizi> smil3y: is this dsl? pppoe?
[04:23] <Dhuski> !flood > master__
[04:24] <durt> master__, why do you have 255.255.252.0 as a netmask?
[04:24] <smil3y> scunizi>  no idea, didnt ask, hes got router problems, most likelt screwed with settings and now has dns issues
[04:24] <master__> www.linuxossolutions.com    can connect through my modem...but not through my router with my wireless..
[04:24] <Exodus> durt, a lot of isp's configure your netmask that way
[04:24] <scunizi> smil3y: easily fixed with a hard reset of the router
[04:25] <abhilashm86> smil3y: can you give link for network basics in linux? ssh and tools.....
[04:25] <smil3y> master__>  i would reset to default all your router settings, turn everything off, connect router, and retry to connet to your site
[04:25] <master__> all: i have done a hard reset twice
[04:25] <smil3y> abhilashm86>  just google, its easier that way
[04:25] <master__> smily3: it works for a hour then bang gone again
[04:26] <master__> durt: I didnt understand
[04:26] <durt> Exodus, yes, that's my point, if it is set by the ISP no prob, if he set it manually then there's a prob.
[04:26] <smil3y> master__>  does that bring router back to factory default?
[04:26] <abhilashm86> smil3y:it can give lots, thought u would give what u refereed:) fine i'l do that, thanks a lot.........
[04:26] <smil3y> master__>  have you messed with *any* settings on it? prior to having problems?
[04:27] <Exodus> durt, probably. Although i'm not following his problem, too far in the chat history so i wouldn't know really :)
[04:27] <master__> smily3: it does but i cant run the virgin exe file through wine and struggle to get it set up
[04:27] <durt> Exodus, ditto
[04:27] <smil3y> master__>  what router is it? ?
[04:27] <Chazz> Help, I just updated to Karmic, and now my synaptic touchpad doesn't work. Anyone know how to fix it?
[04:27] <master__> smily3: give me a sec
[04:27] <smil3y> master__>  you need a windows program to set it up?  thats nonsense
[04:28] <fearful> !karmic | Chazz
[04:28] <durt> Chazz, please join #ubuntu+1
[04:28] <master__> smily3: netgear wireless-g router wgr614 v9...I agree windows never that why im making a site for all
[04:29] <Umeaboy1> Hi! Can someone please ghost my first nick (Umeaboy)? I can't do it in Pidgin apparently.
[04:29] <Umeaboy1> Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.
[04:29] <smil3y> master__>  not familiar with that router i only use linksys wrt54g routers
[04:29] <Umeaboy1> NickServ told me I had Umeaboy1 as nickname.
[04:29] <master__> smily3: I got it from virgin media
[04:30] <Umeaboy1> Weird.
[04:30] <Chazz> Umeaboy1, try /quote privmsg nickserv ghost umeaboy [password]
[04:30] <smil3y> master__>  good luck pal, im out for the night, enjoy
[04:30] <scunizi> master__: smil3y I use to have a netgear 624 something.. when it started to flak out it did pretty much the same thing.. might be time to invest in another.. I went with linksys.
[04:30] <master__> smily3: you rock if you could can you join my site im looking for engineers etc thank you
[04:31] <Umeaboy1> Chazz: (05.30.35) NickServ: (notice) Insufficient parameters for GHOST.
[04:31] <Umeaboy1> (05.30.35) NickServ: (notice) Syntax: GHOST <target> [password]
[04:31] <Bruc> later
[04:31] <master__> scunizi: linksys i need?
[04:31] <smil3y> master__>  is it up?, mine is here if you wanna look  http://reillyblog.com
[04:31] <scunizi> master__: I've had more luck with stability on the linksys routers
[04:32] <Chazz> Umeaboy1, try /quote privmsg nickserv :ghost umeaboy [password]
[04:32] <master__> smily3: at moment im still building but having people just email me with ideas ...i want to make a site for linux but have input from all of us...can we link..please email if we can linux is the platform
[04:32] <smil3y> scunizi>  a big +1
[04:33] <rubik_> one brand of router to NEVER get is Belkin, those have major compatililbillty problems
[04:33] <PCTeacher012> how do i register my nickname?
[04:33] <master__> smily3: that looks great I would like if we can work with each other
[04:33] <Umeaboy1> Chazz: Hmmmmmmmmmmm. Invalid password? I KNOW my password.
[04:34] <bastid_raZor> Umeaboy1: #freenode can assist you
[04:34] <magikid> PCTeacher012: /msg NickServ register <password> <email>
[04:34] <scunizi> !register | PCTeacher012
[04:34] <smil3y> master__>  steve@reillyblog.com
[04:35] <delt> uh.. hello
[04:35] <prappl93> Anyone know how to make Rhythmbox reshuffle the list? Sort of like what iTunes does when you go all the way back then hit play again?
[04:35] <master__> thankyou smily3: i shall be in touch
[04:35] <delt> even bigger channel than #linux... hehe
[04:35]  * leaf-sheep add an email address to spam later
[04:35] <PCTeacher012> thanks scunizi
[04:35] <master__> steve: rory
[04:35] <delt> so, is there a live-cd (test run) for this hairy-hardon or whatever?
[04:36] <magikid> prappl93: Have you tried just unclicking and reclicking the shuffle button?
[04:36] <scunizi> PCTeacher012: np :)
[04:36] <prappl93> magikid, that doesn't work
[04:36] <PCTeacher012> There we go :D:D
[04:36] <PCTeacher012> The smilies are so scary on pidgin.. imma install irssi >:)
[04:36] <Maxwell_> Yes, I do know that I should probably pastebin this, BUT....My system is not  booting, when I try to fsck it I get the following error: "The superblock could not be read or does not describe a correct ext2
[04:36] <Maxwell_> filesystem.  If the device is valid and it really contains an ext2
[04:36] <Maxwell_> filesystem (and not swap or ufs or something else),"
[04:36] <PCTeacher012> much beter
[04:36] <prappl93> magikid, that does work actually.. maybe
[04:36] <shawn_> delt Do you mean for Ubuntu or for the old version?
[04:36] <scunizi> PCTeacher012: screen and irssi rocks..
[04:37] <Maxwell_> Any ideas? :'(
[04:37] <Maxwell_> I haven't done anything odd and it oughtn't to be buttfucking up like this.
[04:37] <delt> shawn_: what do you recommend?
[04:37] <magikid> prappl93: I'm not sure if it does what you want, but that'd be my first thing to try
[04:37] <Maxwell_> HALP!
[04:37] <shawn_> delt The most recent version is Jaunty so I recommend downloading that from the Ubuntu site and you can burn yourself a Live CD yes
[04:37] <master__> All: I would love to open a chat focussed around the site I am creating and would love people to get interactive with me is that possible?
[04:37] <thiebaude> !language | Maxwell_
[04:37] <prappl93> magikid, that does not do it. I want it to play a different set of randomized music instead of the same set
[04:38] <delt> kthx
[04:38] <PCTeacher012> how do i set irssi to this server?
[04:38] <magikid> prappl93: I'm not sure what you're trying to do then
[04:38] <Maxwell_> What language?
[04:38] <Maxwell_> What kind of crack are you smoking, thiebaude?
[04:38] <Maxwell_> Seriously.
[04:38] <fearful> Maxwell_, yelling
[04:39] <thiebaude> !offtopic | Maxwell_
[04:39] <bastid_raZor> PCTeacher012: all the irssi help you need in #irssi
[04:39] <edlang> I'm trying to disable my synaptic trackpad. Does anyone know how to do that?
[04:39] <Maxwell_> That has to be one of the most pathetic things I have seen someone use a bot to do in a long time :)
[04:39] <Maxwell_> Either way, any ideas as to a solution?
[04:39] <scunizi> Maxwell_: there are kid in here occationally.. so the language needs to stop
[04:39] <magikid> edlang: gsynaptics is a configuration tool for Synaptics touchpad driver of X server
[04:39] <PCTeacher012> what is this network...
[04:39] <master__> www.linuxossolutions.com can i start a chat around that?
[04:40] <smil3y> Maxwell_>  err  first time to IRC?
[04:40] <Umeaboy1> Chazz: In #freenode I've got just ONE nickname.
[04:40] <magikid> edlang: You should be able to find it in add/remove programs or apt-get
[04:40] <prappl93> edlang, System > Preferences > Mouse then select the Touchpad tab and disable it in there.
[04:40] <Maxwell_> smil3y: No, millionth.
[04:40] <edlang> prappl93: In Karmic, there's only the option to disable it while typing. I want to disable it completely.
[04:40] <edlang> magikid: Cool, thanks. I'll try that.
[04:40] <Maxwell_> smil3y: I am just not used to people acting in such a ridiculous manner, more concerned about whining than helping people, but I guess it does happen.
[04:41] <master__> i cant wwait for karmic
[04:41] <nossralsuva> hi, what is the deal with Firefox quitting unexpectedly? My firefox quits like freaking crazy, any help would be greatly appreciated.
[04:41] <durt> Maxwell_, if no one has an answer for you, I suggest googling 'superblock fsck'
[04:41] <Umeaboy1> master__: Use the beta then. :)
[04:41] <prappl93> edlang, for future reference, #ubuntu+1 is the channel for all beta's
[04:41]  * lolcats 
[04:41] <flippo> nossralsuva, make sure it is up to date.  It had a few bugs that caused it to crash more than usual.
[04:41] <Maxwell_> durt: doing that, but I prefer the interactiveness of channels.
[04:42] <edlang> prappl93: OK.
[04:42] <master__> umeaboy1: sorry
[04:42] <edlang> magikid: Is that setting persistent?
[04:42] <master__> oh yes the KARMIC is it good
[04:42] <edlang> magikid: or do I need to restart synclient in some way each session?
[04:42] <nossralsuva> okay, so i guess this 3.04 version needs to be updated to 3.5 or greater?
[04:42] <durt> Maxwell_, well if you get more info maybe that will jog someones memory, but for now nobody knows, ask again in 5
[04:42] <master__> ive been on ubuntu for a year and a half ..love the problems and people that help
[04:42] <Bluey> nosra - yes
[04:43] <prappl93> edlang, what company manufactured your computer? It doesn't help you some how that I know this, but I have a Dell and it uses Synaptic... they aren't bad touchpads but they are annoying
[04:43] <nossralsuva> now, my next question is how do i do that? i've apt-get update & upgrade and it never seems to upgrade the firefox?
[04:43] <meoblast001> hi, i accidently broke my sources.list and i can't seem to remember where it's at
[04:43] <magikid> edlang: What setting? Maybe I didn't make myself clear, that is an app that will allow you to customize your mousepad.
[04:43] <master__> so i need to get a new router...damn..this one was given to me by my provider for free...will i be safe straight to the modem
[04:43] <durt> meoblast001, /etc/apt/sources.list
[04:43] <prappl93> nossralsuva, what version of Ubuntu do you have?
[04:43] <edlang> prappl93: it's a Lenovo T61
[04:44] <nossralsuva> prappl93: i am using 8.04.3
[04:44] <meoblast001> durt: ok, thanks, i was very tired and couldn't remember where it was
[04:44] <durt> np
[04:44] <Umeaboy1> master__: Sorry for what?
[04:44] <prappl93> nossralsuva, is that an extended version?
[04:44] <Bluey> nossralsuva - try this:  sudo apt-get install firefox-3.5
[04:44] <edlang> magikid: the one that's equivalent to synclient TouchpadOff=1
[04:44] <master__> im going to upgrade to KARMIC now what were the keys again
[04:44] <edlang> magikid: however, about thirty seconds after I exit gsynaptics, the trackpad is enabled again
[04:45] <master__> Umeaboy1: i forgot what I was asked so is Karmic fun...
[04:45] <prappl93> nossralsuva, are you using 8.04.3 as a limited support? Because if you are I think that maybe be the factor...
[04:45] <nossralsuva> Bluey: it could not find the packager, error
[04:45] <magikid> edlang: For me, it's always been persistent.
[04:45] <Bluey> hmmm
[04:46] <Umeaboy1> master__: Define fun, please.
[04:46] <nossralsuva> prappl93: it is the 8.0.4LTS
[04:46] <master__> uMEABOY
[04:46] <prappl93> nossralsuva, it won't update it then if it is LTS I believe
[04:46] <nossralsuva> prappl93: should i move and go to 9.04 then?
[04:46] <Ali_nz> anyone know why Gparted Live CD, wont let me me resize /dev/sda1 (linux boot) to full size of disk
[04:47] <prappl93> nossralsuva, If you want to. I would probably do that. Your call
[04:47] <PCTeacher012> Finally :D:D On irssi :D:D
[04:47] <nutterpc> I suppose you could say I'm one of the lucky ones who has everything working on their ubuntu install hey :P
[04:47] <master__> Umeaboy1: i did a clean install of 9.04 as I have been having problems connecting to linuxossolutions.com through my router...smily3 helped but i am now connected to my modem and seems like my router is playing up...so i might as well go to the beta of Karmic now as my pc is fresh again
[04:47] <nossralsuva> prappl93: can do, i'd receive the 8.04LTS from the ubuntu unleased book
[04:49] <paipimenta> anybody know how to resize the actual /dev/sda2 partition that my LVM is on?
[04:49] <master__> does anyone know how i can set up a chat and have this community help me in building my site or linking systems we need to take over the world lol...
[04:49] <Bluey> gosh I am not sure what repo I used for ff 3.5..
[04:49] <Bluey> let me look
[04:49] <paipimenta> volume group, physical volume, everything fits in 25Gig, partition is 58 Gig
[04:49] <TNA5000> does anyone know why when I mount an esata ext3 drive it shows up with the name 'MEDIA #drivesize#' rahter than its label?
[04:49] <Bluey> !firefox-3.5
[04:49] <Bluey> okay there you go.
[04:50] <Umeaboy1> master__: Do so. :)
[04:51] <Umeaboy1> You remember the command?
[04:51] <master__> no not currently
[04:51] <paipimenta> how do I resize my /dev/sda2?  currently a Linux LVM partition
[04:51] <Umeaboy1> sudo update-manager -d
[04:51] <paipimenta> #lvm is DEAD
[04:51] <prappl93> harisund, did you ever find anything to fix that issue? I just ended up uninstalling gnome-pilot
[04:51] <nossralsuva> prappl93, Bluey: thanks alot guys
[04:51] <TNA5000> paipimenta: use gparted
[04:51] <Bluey> welcome - hope that helps...
[04:51] <prappl93> nossralsuva, no problem
[04:52] <master__> here we go
[04:52] <leaf-sheep> master__: Do the command first --> takeover --city "London"
[04:52] <harisund> prappl93: no man, I couldn't replicate it so I am not sure what I am trying to fix :( Did you like file a bug report or something somewhere?
[04:52] <gsevil> after update to ubuntu 9.10, my screen resolution is only 1024x768, can you help me?
[04:52] <nossralsuva> prappl93, Bluey: I have 9.04 but was hesistant, wanted to wait a bit before i moved from it, since i started off w/ ubuntu from 6.06
[04:52] <leaf-sheep> !karmic | gsevil
[04:52] <Ali_nz> is there any reason I cant resize my ext3 Ubunutu partition from Gparted live???
[04:53] <Umeaboy1> master__: Did it work?
[04:53] <prappl93> harisund, no, not yet. I once had "Automatically remember running applications when logging out" checked and I unchecked that, but it still had gnome-pilot pop up
[04:53] <TNA5000> Ali_nz: I would download the gparted live CD and do it from there
[04:53] <master__> leaf-sheep: my site im starting is for linux and i would love all of you to be part of building it...i bought all the domains so we can ...assist the creator linus
[04:53] <Bluey> nossralsuva -- you're more experienced then me - I started with ubuntu 8.04, but I have 2 years SuSE experience prior to that...
[04:53] <master__> Umeaboy1 im going
[04:53] <Ali_nz> TNA5000: I am using the live CD
[04:54] <master__> nervous i have been waiting
[04:54] <Ali_nz> I just cloned from a 40gb to a 250gb
[04:54] <TNA5000> Ali_nz: then you should be fine
[04:54] <Ali_nz> It boots ok
[04:54] <Maxwell_> How do I repair a bad superblock, or at least get all my files off of that drive before formatting.
[04:54] <nossralsuva> Bluey: I too started w/ suse 9.3 a few years ago, then recently switched to the .deb world
[04:54] <Maxwell_> ?
[04:54] <leaf-sheep> master__: Good luck. You may gather more followers in #ubuntu-offtopic
[04:54] <Ali_nz> but i need to resize partions
[04:54] <Ali_nz> to make use of slack space on bigger disk
[04:54] <tobi> Hi all
[04:54] <TNA5000> Ali_nz: you can do it with gparted
[04:54] <nossralsuva> Bluey: i've been running virtual versions in suse and fedora
[04:54] <Umeaboy1> Maxwell: Unmount your system and do fsck.
[04:54] <Ali_nz> it wont let me make the 40gb partion any bigger
[04:54] <Bluey> nossralsuva -- only bad thing about SuSE -- zypper  == otherwise really like it - still on a couple of my systems
[04:54] <master__> Leaf its not folllowers i want its a site dedicated to linux....it for myself even but thanks for the link
[04:54] <nossralsuva> Bluey: i like the debian world it is nice
[04:55] <tobi> just plugged a router in and I am unable to talk to it on address http//:192.168.1.1
[04:55] <Ali_nz> TNA5000: when you open the rsize window the maximum size is the same as the partion size (even tho I have 150Gb in unallocated)
[04:55] <Bluey> nossralsuva -- mixed -- ubuntu makes me install a lot of programmes, that SuSE didn't
[04:55] <tobi> Ican talk through it and ping another computer and get on to the internet ok
[04:55] <paipimenta> Ali_nz: what's the question again?
[04:55] <TNA5000> Ali_nz: you have to make sure the extra space is there and not partitioned and it is also beside the partition you want to expand
[04:56] <Ali_nz> ok, its not next to the partion
[04:56] <Ali_nz> how would i fix that
[04:56] <Bluey> nossralsuva -- most frustrating thing about ubuntu -- I spent 6 months off and on, trying to get my scanner working -- worked fine first time in SuSE -- not so with ubuntu
[04:57] <nossralsuva> Bluey: yeah this firefox thing just drove me a bit batty
[04:57] <nossralsuva> Bluey: so far i've stuck w/ HP products because of their compatibility w/ linux
[04:57] <nossralsuva> Bluey: so i avoided those problems early on
[04:57] <master__> im upgrading ...so my router cant be changed then as smily3 was saying
[04:58] <Bluey> mossralsuva -- It's an HP printer, with an HP computer...
[04:58] <Ali_nz> there was some other small unknwon partition in between
[04:58] <TNA5000> Ali_nz: you should be able to choose to move the partition
[04:58] <Bluey> worked in mmmVista, and SuSE but not ubuntu --
[04:58] <nossralsuva> Bluey: but we, as linux users are getting there slowly, we are being recognized and those other OS's will have to look over their shoulders b/c the underdogs aren't to far behind
[04:58] <Ali_nz> I deleted it and now I can reszie (i couldnt move it) - will see what happens :-)
[04:58] <Ali_nz> i suppose then i need to edit grub because partition size changed?
[04:59] <TNA5000> Ali_nz: not sure bout needing to edit grub after the resize
[04:59] <IC3> to the general public they dont no about linux so when they hear oit they just go wtf
[05:00] <Ali_nz> guess we will find out soon enough :-)
[05:00] <prappl93> How do I log in as root in the terminal?
[05:00] <TNA5000> good luck
[05:00] <IC3> sudo
[05:00] <Umeaboy1> prappl93: sudo or su -
[05:00] <lstarnes> prappl93: sudo -i
[05:00] <prappl93> Umeaboy1, thanks
[05:00] <doug9_> hello, Looking for a how to to access a hard drive from my past computer. It's on usb.
[05:00] <lstarnes> prappl93: or run a command preceded with sudo
[05:00] <TNA5000> does anyone know how to mount an external drive with a name that is not 'Media #drivesize#'?
[05:01] <nossralsuva> prappl93: i recommend not to log in as root but use sudo or su for those powers
[05:01] <paipimenta> TNA5000: !Warning: Logical Volume Management is not yet supported
[05:01] <tobi> anyone know why i can't ping my router?
[05:01] <tobi> can talk through it
[05:01] <johnni> I have a Nvidia 8400 GS graphics card...any help how to get it installed?
[05:01] <paipimenta> that's what GParted had to say, so don't tell anyone else asking about resizing an LVM partition to use GParted again
[05:01] <Bluey> tobi - prolly becuase ping is turned off by default in the router - mine came that way
[05:02] <lstarnes> tobi: are you able to access the internet through that router?
[05:02] <tobi> I can ping it with a windows machine
[05:02] <thiebaude> johnni, i have the same card
[05:02] <tobi> yes doing so now
[05:02] <johnni> thiebaude, did you get yours installed where you can run like 3d and compiz and that?
[05:02] <TNA5000> paipimenta: I had a USB drive that when mounted it showed up on the desktop as BACKUP (what I labeld the drive), then reformated it and now it shows up as 'Media #drivesize#'. How can I get it to show up with a name of my likeing?
[05:02] <Maxwell_> Umeaboy1: I unmounted, I ran fsck.
[05:02] <thiebaude> johnni, yes
[05:03] <johnni> thiebaude, can you tell me how? please
[05:03] <constantine> I have ibex, should I upgrade ?
[05:03] <harisund> Why is it that if I select "no theme" for my GDM login screen I am not allowed to auto-login myself but if I use the Ubuntu -human theme I can auto login?
[05:03] <thiebaude> johnni did you goto Syetem-admistration-Hardware drivers
[05:03] <doug9_> can super grub disk help me get access to a drive on a usb?
[05:03] <thiebaude> ?
[05:03] <paipimenta> what did you format it with?
[05:03] <lstarnes> constantine: intrepid will be supported until april
[05:03] <paipimenta> TNA5000: ?
[05:03] <johnni> doug9_, yes and it just sit on installing driver then finally installed it and still says I can't enable 3d effects so that doesn't work
[05:03] <TNA5000> paipimenta: gparted as ext3
[05:03] <johnni> I mean thiebaude sorry
[05:04] <constantine> istames, can I then upgrade without losing all of my info?
[05:04] <xangua> yes
[05:04] <thiebaude> johnni, let ubuntu search for the driver its 180
[05:04] <lstarnes> constantine: you can upgrade through the package manager
[05:04] <Celroc> Hi all. I think something went wrong with my software update manager; it's stuck when trying to install the updates. How do I set it to re-download and start over with the updates?
[05:04] <lstarnes> constantine: the update manager, actually
[05:04] <constantine> ok thanks
[05:04] <xangua> Celroc: stock
[05:04] <xangua> ¿¿
[05:04] <johnni> thiebaude, okay will try that..ty
[05:04] <xangua> stuck*
[05:05] <thiebaude> johnni, np
[05:05] <Celroc> xangua: Yeah, won't continue to install, just stops at one place
[05:05] <mo0nykit> Hi! I have a problem with my Ubuntu 9.04 fresh install on an Acer Aspire 4520. When I press Ctrl-Alt-F1, (or switch to any virtual console for that matter), the screen goes black around the center with some white regions around the edges. The same thing happens when I shut it down (and requires a press of the Enter key to fully shutdown). What could be the problem?
[05:05] <xangua> wont continue to install or downlaod ¿ Celroc
[05:05] <TNA5000> paipimenta: I thought there is a way to mount a drive and give it a meaningfull name, no?
[05:05] <Celroc> xangua: Install. It managed to download them, but the install hangs
[05:06] <constantine> anybody know of a good place to find yim for ubuntu? (non-pidgin)
[05:06] <xangua> constantine: empathy, kopete
[05:06] <xangua> i preffer pidgin
[05:06] <Umeaboy1> Maxwell_: PM?
[05:07] <Sparkie> Hi, ive just burnt a ubuntu server edition onto a cd
[05:07] <Sparkie> and im booting it on my other desktop
[05:07] <Sparkie> i go to boot menu from startup
[05:07] <Sparkie> and i select boot from onboard or usb cd-rom drive
[05:07] <theblue> Hi all.
[05:07] <PCTeacher012> xangua: I hate pidgin haha. I use it for yahoo messenger only. For MSN i use aMSN, for IRC i use irssi :P
[05:08] <Sparkie> a line of text pops up saying: ISOLINUX 3.63 Debian-2008-07-15 and just sorta of freezes i guess
[05:08] <theblue> I'm running jaunty UNR, and i'm having trouble burning a video DVD using AVI files; I can't find an obvious way to convert and burn them.
[05:08] <Guest70226> where do i find an old linux kernel?
[05:08] <theblue> Could someone walk me through the process?
[05:08] <Biovore> Guest70226: kernel.org
[05:08] <harisund> Why is it that if I select "no theme" for my GDM login screen I am not allowed to auto-login myself but if I use the Ubuntu -human theme I can auto login?
[05:08] <Bluey> sparkie did you check the md5sums?
[05:09] <Sparkie> no, what are they?
[05:09] <Ali_nz> if you have a lot of disk spaced used, and want to see where its all been gobbeled up, how would you do it?
[05:09] <Celroc> Hey all, I think something went wrong when my update manager tried to update; it appeared to download the updates, but at the part where it installs it hangs. Is there anyway I can reset it and have it re-download the updates?
[05:09] <Bluey> sparkie  - they are like a checksum - to make sure what you got matches what was sent....
[05:09] <Guest70226> which version of the linux kernel does not have stack buffer overflow protection?
[05:09] <Bluey> sparkie private message ok?
[05:09] <constantine> xangua: thanks!
[05:10] <Sparkie> sure bluey
[05:10] <Maxwell_> Umeaboy1 : PM?
[05:10] <herlimenezes> my usb built in camera is not detected by kopete, what can i do?
[05:10] <kruykaze> is there a way to change the notification position?
[05:10] <herlimenezes> im running ubuntu 9.04/acer aspire one/ atom machine
[05:11] <TNA5000> Ali_nz: I think this might be what you are looking for: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=217184
[05:13] <Ali_nz> TNA5000: ta - didnt need to touch grub either btw
[05:13] <crazyputer> hi I just tried to reinstall ubuntu on to my toshiba laptop and I get error 18 what does this mean
[05:14] <herlimenezes> plz, help needed: my usb built in camera is not detected by kopete, what can i do?
[05:14] <TNA5000> Ali_nz: Thanks, thought so, but always good to confirm :-)
[05:14] <durt> crazyputer, google 'grub error 18'
[05:14] <crazyputer> yes durt
[05:15] <thiebaude> crazyputer, are you dual-booting?
[05:15] <crazyputer> not now thiebaude
[05:15] <ka1ysa> anyone comeacross, no settings in adobe flash in U 904?
[05:16] <chu_> How do I quit from a channel in irssi, I don't want to leave my session, just close down a channel (I opened #uubuntu :()
[05:16] <chris_> what is the easiest way to update 9.04 to the beta
[05:16] <Celroc> Hey guys, if something goes wrong with the update manager, how do I tell it to re-download the updates and start fresh?
[05:16] <Maxwell_> After unmounting *everything* and running fsck on hda, I get the printout:
[05:16] <Maxwell_> fsck.ext2: Device or resource busy while trying to open /dev/sda
[05:16] <Maxwell_> Filesystem mounted or opened exclusively by another program?
[05:16] <Maxwell_> Any ideas?!??!
[05:16] <FloodBot3> Maxwell_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:16] <xangua> chu_:  i think is /window close
[05:16] <chu_> xangua, cheers
[05:17] <lubosz> hi
[05:17] <lubosz> what is the best way to disable internet access for a specific application?
[05:17] <chu_> chris_, probably be easiest to go to #ubuntu+1 and ask them.
[05:18] <Dr_Willis> chu_:  irssi has some very well done docs at their homepage.
[05:18] <Dr_Willis> chu_:  i belive its '/window close  '  in the channel you wish to close.
[05:18] <ryguy> is there a way to install 9.10 on a separate partition from a running ubuntu partition
[05:19] <Umeaboy> ryguy: Yes.
[05:19] <Umeaboy> Use gparted.
[05:19] <owen1> any reccommendation for a DVB-T USB dongle (for watching tv)?
[05:19] <ryguy> Umeaboy: I have gparted, so do I just resize the main partiton to make unallocated space?
[05:19] <Dr_Willis> You can use that debootstrap tool/feature i recall.  to install ubuntu to another place from within a rnning linux disrto also.
[05:20] <Umeaboy> ryguy: Yes. Not the home-partition.
[05:20] <ryguy> I have no spare cds and this thing cant boot from usb
[05:20] <Dr_Willis> using debootstrap can be a bit complex. But its doable.. good luck with it.
[05:21] <ryguy> kk thank you
[05:22] <ka1ysa> anyone come-across, no settings in adobe flash in U 904?
[05:22] <xangua> no settings¿
[05:22] <ka1ysa> yea
[05:23] <ka1ysa> right click and no settings
[05:23] <Dr_Willis>  No menu items at all ? or is one menu item missing?
[05:23] <herlimenezes> my usb built in camera is not detected by kopete, what can i do?
[05:24] <almostAg33k> i was wondering if any one knows, if ubuntu can support my zboard
[05:24] <ka1ysa> settings is there but not lit up not clickabill
[05:24] <TNA5000> herlimenezes: can u get a picture using cheese?
[05:24] <herlimenezes> TNA5000: i will try
[05:25] <magikid> ka1ysa: Here is the global flash settings manager, you can change youre setting there http://bit.ly/3T834U
[05:26] <mo0nykit> Hi! I have a problem with my Ubuntu 9.04 fresh install on an Acer Aspire 4520. When I press Ctrl-Alt-F1, (or switch to any virtual console for that matter), the screen goes black around the center with some white regions around the edges. The same thing happens when I shut it down (and requires a press of the Enter key to fully shutdown). What could be the problem?
[05:26] <ka1ysa> ok ill try it.
[05:26] <herlimenezes> TNA5000: havent cheese installe, but camera monitor derects cam
[05:27] <TNA5000> herlimenezes: what?
[05:28] <Ali_nz> Whats Foo?
[05:28] <herlimenezes> yes there is an application called camera monitor
[05:28] <Maxwell_> Foo yoo.
[05:29] <TNA5000> herlimenezes: sorry, don't have any experience with it, but i know i tried cheese to get my cam working with skype
[05:29] <magikid> !foo|Ali_nz
[05:29] <scunizi> Ali_nz: Foo is like a wild card or place holder for a file name.. as in foo.bar
[05:29] <herlimenezes> TNA5000: ok, tnx
[05:30] <ka1ysa> i cant find my mic. there
[05:30] <DigitalKiwi> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foobar
[05:31] <Ali_nz> ahh, i c
[05:32] <Celroc> Hi all. Im trying to update my software through the terminal, but it's stuck at the install. What should I do?
[05:32] <scunizi> Celroc: stuck doing the update?
[05:33] <Celroc> scunizi: Yeah
[05:33] <scunizi> Celroc: update or upgrade to the latest version?
[05:33] <Celroc> scunizi: The packages are supposedly downloaded, but won't install
[05:33] <scunizi> you didn't answer the question
[05:34] <Celroc> scunizi: Not sure about whether it is an upgrade or an update... I tried getting them through the normal update maanger at first, but same issue
[05:34] <scunizi> !dpkg
[05:35] <saliak> anyone had luck running ubuntu on a eeepc900?
[05:35] <screaminbeman> can someone plz tell me how do i increase my vbox size
[05:35] <Celroc> scunizi: Thanks... How do I tell it to re-download the packages and try the install again?
[05:36] <scunizi> Celroc: I'm stuck then.. with either you're issue might require a reconfiguration of dpkg .. It's a fairly easy command to initiate but I'm afraid I've forgotten what it is..
[05:36] <O___o> does ubuntu have software that is similar to math input panel in windows 7?
[05:37] <screaminbeman> can someone plz help me
[05:37] <Celroc> scunizi: Thanks, that helps... I'll look into that. I think I had to do this a long time ago and forgot now
[05:37] <Voss> saliak, what hard drive/ssd size?
[05:38] <saliak> voss:4g ssd
[05:39] <screaminbeman> i need to download some windows software for school.  but i need to resize my vbox.
[05:39] <Dr_Willis> screaminbeman:   if you mean rezise the virutal hard drive of a installed os. I belive thats doable.  Check the virtualbox docs yet?
[05:39] <saliak> voss: the issue i'm having is with the lid switch.  it seems to always change the power state for me
[05:39] <saliak> voss: so if i turn the machine off with the power button, closing the lid turns it back on
[05:40] <saliak> voss : is there a way to disable any behavior based on the lid switch?  i changed all the "power preferences" to ignore the lid switch but that didn't make a difference
[05:40] <O___o> the math input panel is so tempting for me switch back to use windows again after like 3 years of using ubuntu
[05:40] <mo0nykit> Hi! I have a problem with Ubuntu 9.04 on my Acer Aspire 4520 laptop. The screen goes all jittery black when I switch to another virtual console (Ctrl-Alt-<function key>), and also upon shutdown (I don't see the shutdown splash screen). What could the problem be?
[05:41] <Big_Dog1968> Hello
[05:41] <screaminbeman> dr_willis do u know how 2 resize the vbox
[05:42] <Big_Dog1968> Anybody here have any experience getting Cinelerra to work without crashing all the time in Jaunty?
[05:42] <scunizi> screaminbeman: you trying to make it bigger or smaller?  you need to install vbox-guest-additions
[05:43] <screaminbeman> scunizi i need 2 increase my vbox
[05:43] <scunizi> screaminbeman: have you installed the guest additions?
[05:43] <Dr_Willis> screaminbeman:  i belive ive seen it mentioned in that rather good Virtualbox Manual/docs at the virtualbox homepage.
[05:44] <albertxiaoyu> I want to see the source code of  program :echo . In my ubuntu system , how can I do that?
[05:44] <Dr_Willis> screaminbeman:  and be more concise. You with to resize the virtual hard drive of a virtualbox session correct?
[05:44] <albertxiaoyu> Anyone can help ?
[05:44] <albertxiaoyu> I want to see the source code of  program :echo . In my ubuntu system , how can I do that?
[05:45] <screaminbeman> i have windows xp installed on vbox.  but i can't download software i need from the internet for school.
[05:45] <Biovore> albertxiaoyu: I belive echo is part of coreutils package..
[05:45] <Gnea> albertxiaoyu: find out what package it's installed in, then install the source package of it
[05:46] <albertxiaoyu> let me see .....
[05:47] <Dr_Willis> screaminbeman:  for a quick fix. you could add a 2nd virtual hard drive to the vbox session/os and move stuff over to it.
[05:47] <miyako> 'lo
[05:47] <Biovore> albertxiaoyu: I think what your looking for is: sudo apt-get source coreutils
[05:47] <Biovore> os something like that
[05:48] <jasonmchristos> hello, i created a gpg key using the keymaker in ubuntu  but it seems as if it only created a private key how do i create a public key. because i am trying to send an encrypted test email to myself
[05:48] <albertxiaoyu> thanks a lot for your answer . Let me see ...
[05:48] <Celroc> Hey guys, I found an error message with the update manager: "E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'sudo dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem." I tried it and it hasn't fixed it, though. What else should I try?
[05:49] <Biovore> albertxiaoyu: echo part of a bigger thing.
[05:50] <mo0nykit> Hi! I have a problem with Ubuntu 9.04 on my Acer Aspire 4520 laptop. The screen goes all jittery black when I switch to another virtual console (Ctrl-Alt-<function key>), and also upon shutdown (I don't see the shutdown splash screen). What could the problem be?
[05:50] <screaminbeman> i install vbox guest additions now how do i increase my vbox size?
[05:51] <Dr_Willis> http://blog.macuyiko.com/2008/09/virtualbox-expanding-disk-drive.html
[05:51] <stlsaint> !pastebinit
[05:51] <Dr_Willis> screaminbeman:  theres several ways from what i just googled in the last 5 min.
[05:51] <Dr_Willis> see the url i juist pasted
[05:52] <screaminbeman> yes i c the url
[05:53] <_MattB> i'm building a raid6 array and it's pretty slow going, i'm thinking one of the disks may be faulty, and ideas on where to look for i/o errors or something like that?
[05:54] <Dr_Willis> _MattB:  check 'dmesg' command output?
[05:55] <jasonmchristos> Celroc: just cut and paste the command into terminal. did it ask for the password?
[05:55] <_MattB> Dr_Willis, thx, checking now
[05:55] <Celroc> jasonmchristos: Yeah, but when I tried to update it It would still get stuck again
[05:56] <jasonmchristos> Celroc: hmmm. always try restarting. then run the fix
[05:56] <Celroc> jasonmchristos: I think I'm getting it, though. I ran "sudo dpkg --remove (package name) and that may have helped
[05:57] <Shadow121> Hey everyone.  Anyone know where i can get a STABLE skype?
[05:57] <Celroc> jasonmchristos: .... or not. I'll try restarting
[05:57] <jasonmchristos> Celroc: what repo is it from?
[05:58] <Celroc> jasonmchristos: Not sure. It's a OpenOffice update
[05:58] <jasonmchristos> Celroc: is it from the standard sources?
[05:58] <paipimenta> how do I resize /dev/sda2 with an LVM partition on it?
[05:58] <Celroc> jasonmchristos: Yeah
[05:58] <paipimenta> is that possible?
[05:59] <jasonmchristos> Celroc: well restart and run that command, otherwise do a Complete removal of the package first then add it back
[06:00] <Celroc> jasonmchristos: Ok. brb
[06:00] <jasonmchristos> Celroc: but this will remove any settings you may have set
[06:00] <Celroc> jasonmchristos: Oh. Well, that's ok.
[06:00] <Shadow121> Anyone know where i can get a STABLE skype?
[06:01] <lstarnes> Shadow121: I thought skype made .deb packages for skype
[06:01] <Shadow121> lstarnes:  Yes but its a BETA package.  Stable is gone.
[06:02] <jamieleshaw> there beta is pretty stable
[06:03] <Shadow121> But they got rid of the Stable package all together.  I dont understand why.
[06:03] <_MattB> my raid rebuild is only going at 150k/sec, at this rate it's going to take a couple months to complete, anyone have an idea of what may be wrong?
[06:04] <jamieleshaw> Shadow121, I think i know where to get them
[06:04] <_MattB> is it possible to see the i/o stats for the individual drives?
[06:04] <Prohibited> diner, roast. bbs
[06:04] <Prohibited> dinner*
[06:04] <Shadow121> jamieleshaw, where is that?
[06:05] <stlsaint> can anyone tell what the cmds are in terminal to use pastebinit
[06:05] <jamieleshaw> Shadow121, Sorry, it's windows only
[06:05] <lstarnes> stlsaint: have you installed pastebinit?
[06:05] <stlsaint> no not yet
[06:05] <Dr_Willis> Thats step 1 then. :)
[06:05] <lstarnes> stlsaint: sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[06:06] <lstarnes> stlsaint: once you have it, run commandname | pastebinit
[06:06] <lstarnes> stlsaint: replace commandname with the command that you want to take the output from
[06:06] <Celroc> jasonmchristos: Back. Tried running the command again and I don't think it worked...
[06:06] <edgar> hola
[06:06] <Celroc> jasonmchristos: I guess I should try to uninstall OpenOffice and reinstall
[06:06] <stlsaint> Dr_Willis, right =) i know to install but didnt want to till i learned more on it
[06:06] <DecodeX01> hola
[06:06] <edgar> hola
[06:07] <edgar> un favor
[06:07] <edgar> muy grande
[06:07] <FloodBot3> edgar: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:07] <edgar> :)
[06:07] <jasonmchristos> Celroc: what error are you getting?
[06:07] <stlsaint> lstarnes...still not tracking
[06:08] <stlsaint> ooohh...never mind i see
[06:08] <edgar> ok, i've been installed ubuntu today, and i cant conect the wireless, i dont know what happend
[06:08] <stlsaint> so say if sudo apt-get install was giving errors i would use sudo apt-get install | pastebinit ?
[06:08] <lstarnes> stlsaint: sudo apt-get install packagename | pastebinit
[06:08] <Celroc> jasonmchristos: "Errors were encountered while processing: (Packages here)"... and when I opened up an update manager it said I have 6 broken packages
[06:09] <edgar> please what can i do
[06:09] <stlsaint> lstarnes, well yes thats what i mean...thanks ppreciate the help
[06:09] <audigy6x> hi Linux world
[06:10] <audigy6x> my kids are going to love this
[06:10] <bullgard4> How does GNOME call a modification (addition) of an applet symbol (for example in the form of a tilted white cross in a small red square) at the lower right?
[06:10] <jasonmchristos> Celroc: i would suggest doing the Complete removal optild have fixed iton on all six and putting them back in, but the command should have fixed it
[06:11] <screaminbeman> dr_willis i tried the url & got no results.
[06:11] <nutterpc> oh how cool
[06:11] <nutterpc> insta locking for laptop
[06:11] <nutterpc> :)
[06:12] <nutterpc> Blueproximity: VERY cool
[06:12] <jamieleshaw> Does the Asus eee pc 1005HA-H work with ubuntu?
[06:13] <audigy6x> why yes it does
[06:13] <jamieleshaw> audigy6x, What works and what doesn't Is it a out of the box?
[06:13] <stooj> Might be a daft question: I have a USB disk formatted as ext3. When it mounts, it mounts with root ownership permissions so I can't write to the disk. Can I change this on the drive so a)I don't have to edit fstab and b)it mounts as writable on any machine (not just mine)
[06:14] <tkmr> stooj: yes
[06:14] <audigy6x> I have that same Asus pc ....Moblin works to on it
[06:14] <jamieleshaw> audigy6x, So will everything work on a fresh install of ubuntu, with no tweaking?
[06:15] <tkmr> stooj: Probably not the most efficient method, but how I do it is I open nautilus as root, navigate to /media, right click on the device, and edit my permissions.
[06:15] <audigy6x> http://www.moblinzone.com/
[06:15] <audigy6x> yes with no tweaking
[06:15] <louis__> Okay I finally managed to setup VNC Via                  DYNDNS
[06:16] <stooj> tkmr: edit them to 777?
[06:16] <audigy6x> do you have an eternal cd drive Jamie
[06:16] <stooj> tkmr: uhh, or 666
[06:16] <jamieleshaw> audigy6x, Cause i'm going to buy one and put UNR Koala on there
[06:16] <paipimenta> how do I resize /dev/sda2 that currently has an LVM on it?
[06:16] <jamieleshaw> audigy6x, no,
[06:16] <tkmr> stooj: usually I just set it so I am the owner.
[06:16] <Prohibited> back
[06:17] <tkmr> stooj: That has made it so that I can access it on my Linux systems, and on my Windows systems with EXT2FSD
[06:17] <audigy6x> I suggest you get one for it
[06:17] <stooj> tkmr: Will give that a whirl. Many thanks :)
[06:17] <audigy6x> that way you can try different ver of Linux as well
[06:17] <tkmr> stooj: no problem. Hopefully that works for you too. =)
[06:17] <screaminbeman> i m trying 2 expand my vbox & have no success.  can someone plz walk me thu it????
[06:18] <jamieleshaw> audigy6x, I have to get it first heheheheh :)
[06:18] <audigy6x> lol
[06:18] <audigy6x> I love my net book ....can't live with out it
[06:18] <Celroc> ....I wonder if I managed to really screw this up good lol... can't uninstall OpenOffice.Org now
[06:18] <IC3> whart software are you usinjg
[06:19] <IC3> ?
[06:19] <jamieleshaw> audigy6x, they kick any other computers *** any day of the wekk
[06:19] <screaminbeman> i m new @ this ubuntu software.  i m not familiar w/ it yet
[06:19] <IC3> what is your vbox i mean?
[06:19] <IC3> lol
[06:19] <screaminbeman> i m using vbox for windows xp
[06:20] <stooj> tkmr: Simple as that... it worked a treat. I had assumed that would change ownership of the folder in /media, not the drive itself.
[06:20] <audigy6x> yes indeed....as long as you have Linux on it .....Windows sucks.....but hey I was using windows when they had 95 out ...man ....those where the days
[06:20] <IC3> virtual box?
[06:20] <audigy6x> Vbox Rocks
[06:20] <IC3> have u installed the guest additions?
[06:21] <screaminbeman> ic3: i have installed the guest additions
[06:21] <tkmr> stooj: glad to hear it. =)
[06:21] <screaminbeman> ic3: like i said tho, not real familiar w/ the os yet
[06:21] <bullgard4> How does GNOME call a modification (addition) of an applet symbol (for example in the form of a tilted white cross in a small red square) at the lower right?
[06:22] <IC3> ok so when you have your virtual box running should be a tab that sez machine click it
[06:22] <IC3> or push rite ctrl and g at the same time while your in your virtual box
[06:22] <audigy6x> sorry have to go be back soon Linux world
[06:23] <screaminbeman> ic3: should i have my windows xp running as well
[06:23] <IC3> so your host os is win xp?
[06:24] <xwin_> I installed Ubuntu 9.04 less than a week ago but I can't even update it.  I'm about to say bye-bye Ubuntu 9.04, cuz I'm gonna whack it and just about to install Fedora core 11.
[06:24] <screaminbeman> ic3: host os is linux & vbox is for windows xp
[06:24] <IC3> ohhhhh
[06:24] <IC3> lol
[06:24] <edbian> xwin_: You can't update it?
[06:24] <xwin_> yes
[06:24] <IC3> well it should be that same as what i said b4 enyways
[06:24] <bullgard4> xwin_: Do that and do not pollute this channel.
[06:24] <edbian> xwin_:  What are you doing that isn't working?  Do you wanna try and fix it?
[06:24] <xwin_> it says server unreachable
[06:25] <screaminbeman> ic3: should i have win xp running also
[06:25] <edbian> xwin_: System -> Admin -> Software Sources
[06:25] <xwin_> okay, kaboom Ubuntu 9.04 I'll try it again some day.... :-)
[06:25] <IC3> install guest additions and if u have done that push rite ctrl and g at the same time that should enable the resize
[06:25] <edbian> xwin_: o: alright.  Bye then!
[06:25] <IC3> if thats the vm's window your trying to resize
[06:26] <IC3> then yes
[06:26] <IC3> hope that made scence lol
[06:27] <Celroc> Thanks all for all your help... I'm gonna log out for now. Bye, and have a great evening!
[06:27] <screaminbeman> ic3: i m trying to increase vbox's storage size not screen size
[06:27] <IC3> oh the storage size lol
[06:27] <IC3> well i dont no
[06:28] <screaminbeman> does anyone know how to increase storage size of vbox?
[06:28] <IC3> well i think you can create another vhd and atach that to your virtual machine as another hdd
[06:29] <IC3> or get rid of your current vm and create the new hdd of your size and reinstall xp on that
[06:29] <dg1> is there like a force cd eject
[06:30] <screaminbeman> ic3: i tried that but windows didn't reconize the 2nd drive
[06:30] <IC3> ah ok
[06:30] <dg1> force cd eject?
[06:31] <Bluey> dg1 -- yes it's called a paper clip
[06:31] <IC3> do you no how to get into xp's partition manager?
[06:32] <screaminbeman> ic3: no
[06:32] <liquidrid> im on 9.04, clean install. i have a XFS volume using LVM on 3 new sata drives. My CPU use for smbd seems high and the system is a bit sluggish, is this normal when copying at ~40mb/s over gigabit ethernet (pci card)?
[06:32] <Bluey> not of the top of my head -- I'd try start/control panel
[06:32] <Bluey> i think it's in administrative functions of something like that
[06:33] <IC3> rite click my computer and click manage
[06:33] <dg1> sob
[06:33] <paipimenta> how do I resize /dev/sda2 that currently has an LVM on it?
[06:33] <Bluey> thanks ic3 -- I know there had to be an easier way...
[06:33] <IC3> then when that comes up click Disk Management on the left
[06:33] <dg1> ah, sudo umount -l /dev/scd0
[06:34] <harisund> Why is it that if I select "no theme" for my GDM login screen I am not allowed to auto-login myself but if I use the Ubuntu -human theme I can auto login?
[06:34] <IC3> that that shows what disks there are
[06:34] <chrissy_> hello i have a question with yahoo email
[06:34] <Gnea> chrissy_: please, just ask it
[06:34] <sim-value> /msg nickserv identify k.s.g.123
[06:34] <dg1> installing halflife 2, couldnt get the cd to open for the second disc
[06:34] <IC3> u may need to format the disk u attached to the vm thats why xp may not see it it in my computer
[06:34] <liquidrid> paipimenta http://www.howtoforge.com/linux_lvm_p2
[06:34] <Gnea> sim-value: nice password choice
[06:35] <Bluey> gnea - been there, done that!
[06:35] <paipimenta> liquidrid: promising... howtoforge is generally good stuff, I've been through a lot of sites on this, let me tell you
[06:35] <dannnn> hello
[06:35] <sim-value> LOL
[06:35] <Gnea> Bluey: you.. used the same password? ;)
[06:35] <Bobarrik> HELP!!!!!
[06:35] <Bluey> no
[06:35] <Gnea> !helpme | Bobarrik
[06:35] <switchgirl> anyone want to train me with ubuntu?
[06:35] <Bluey> but I've had my id show up in channel
[06:35] <sim-value> but rather bad.  client
[06:35] <screaminbeman> ic3: found the new drive but not sure how 2 format it
[06:35] <edbian> switchgirl: Train you?
[06:35] <Gnea> switchgirl: just install it and use it.
[06:35] <edbian> Bobarrik: What's wrong?
[06:35] <Bobarrik> wow, that hurt
[06:35] <Gnea> switchgirl: there, training done.
[06:35] <bullgard4> How does GNOME call a modification (addition) of an applet symbol (for example in the form of a tilted white cross in a small red square) at the lower right?
[06:36] <dannnn> guys i just downloaded 64bit iso of ubuntu server, it says amd64, is it ok to install on intel xeon?
[06:36] <Bobarrik> anyway
[06:36] <Gnea> !ask | Bobarrik
[06:36] <Bobarrik> why are bots yelling at me
[06:36] <chrissy_> ok i can recieve email but when i check my the ones i have sent to my home computer it does not go through
[06:36] <switchgirl> anyone want to train me with ubuntu? so i can get a job tech support and help myself out of my joblessness
[06:36] <Gnea> Bobarrik: please, follow channel guidelines to get help.
[06:36] <Bluey> switchgirl - best way - RTFM
[06:36] <IC3> should just be able to rite click it and click format
[06:37] <Gnea> switchgirl: that's not what we do here. however, if you'd like to stick around, we can help answer your questions, and perhaps you can help answer other people's questions.
[06:37] <howitzer`> How do I apt-get install a local package?
[06:37] <Gnea> howitzer`: sudo dpkg -i file.deb
[06:37] <Bobarrik> I have a Dell Inspiron 1100 laptop and a wireless g WPC54G. Using the Windows Wireless Drivers Application, I was able to install what I believe are the correct drivers, but I'm still unable to make a connection to my local wireless. What am I doing wrong?
[06:37] <switchgirl> Gnea: i know just thought i'd ask....
[06:38] <Nachturnal> sure, Switchgirl. Lets start with getting a webcam to work in Ubuntu.
[06:38] <Gnea> switchgirl: if you know, why ask?
[06:38] <howitzer`> Gnea: But that doesn't resolve dependencies?
[06:38] <chrissy_> so can anybody tell what i am doing wrong
[06:38] <dg1> wine eject d:
[06:38] <Gnea> howitzer`: no, but it tells you what dependencies it needs, which you can easily search for and install
[06:38] <switchgirl> Gnea: if you dont ask you shall never know
[06:38] <edbian> dannnn: Did you ask about amd64 ?
[06:39] <Gnea> chrissy_: have no idea what your email setup consists of, so not sure what email you're referring to
[06:39] <Gnea> switchgirl: good point
[06:39] <chrissy_> i have yahoo
[06:39] <howitzer`> Gnea: Is there no way to have that done automatically somehow with apt-get or something?
[06:39] <paipimenta> liquidrid: didn't find that on page 2..... I want to resize the disk partition on which the LVM is contained
[06:40] <doug9_> Hi, I'm looking for how-to help to access my old 2.5" drive that is now in an external case and is connected via usb
[06:40] <paipimenta> I already resized the logical volumes, volume group, and physical volume, but the fdisk partition /dev/sda2 still reads at ~59G, which I need to be 25G
[06:40] <screaminbeman> ic3: thx 4 the help it's formatting now
[06:40] <Gnea> chrissy_: okay, so it's a web-based email, that anyone on any operating system can use - how is this ubuntu-related, other than you're using ubuntu as your os?
[06:40] <IC3> no probs glad to help
[06:41] <ArkoldThos> how I can know what mobo I have easily :O?
[06:41] <dg1> what do you take when your constapated
[06:41] <doug9_> If this is the wrong place to ask, can you tell me where to go?
[06:41] <IC3> well im off ppl mite be back later
[06:41] <IC3> byeeeeeeeee
[06:41] <liquidrid> Now let's enlarge media from 1GB to 1.5GB:
[06:41] <liquidrid> lvextend -L1.5G /dev/fileserver/media
[06:41] <chrissy_> i would compose a email in yahoo and send itough it said it did
[06:41] <Gnea> switchgirl: I guess it depends what your current level of knowledge of computers, in general, is, and what you already know about Ubuntu
[06:42] <liquidrid> paipimenta did you see the part about `lvextend`
[06:42] <Gnea> chrissy_: so are you trying to send/recieve via thunderbird or something?
[06:42] <edbian> doug9_: Good luck getting help with that!  This isn't a bad place unless you're using an OS other than ubuntu
[06:43] <switchgirl> i can group commands and do basic things but dont understand why the commands work or how
[06:43] <liquidrid> paipimenta this page has more details http://www.howtoforge.com/linux_lvm_p4
[06:43] <harisund> Why is it that if I select "no theme" for my GDM login screen I am not allowed to auto-login myself but if I use the Ubuntu -human theme I can auto login?
[06:43] <Gnea> switchgirl: have you ever used any other distribution other than Ubuntu?
[06:43] <chrissy_> no through yahoo i am trying to send through
[06:43] <paipimenta> lvreduce won't affect what I see when I run fdisk
[06:43] <doug9_> edbian: yes this is 9.04
[06:43] <chrissy_> i couldnt get thunderbird setup
[06:43] <switchgirl> not knowingly Gnea
[06:44] <Gran_Ger> Hi there! I have a huge problem!!!! Accidentally I start formating my hard disk ntfs as fat32
[06:44] <edbian> doug9_: Then you're in the right place.  That's just such an old medium.  I don't know if you can find anybody to help you :/
[06:44] <paipimenta> Partition: { /dev/sda1}   Partition: { /dev/sda2 [VG (LV)(LV)(LV) ]   e m p t y  s p a c e  }
[06:44] <Gran_Ger> I cancel almost inmediatly, but now I can't start this one
[06:44] <harisund> doug9_: what did you want again?
[06:44] <Gnea> switchgirl: I suggest installing other distros and playing around with those, get a feel for how the source code compiles and is linked through the system shared libraries
[06:45] <liquidrid> paipimenta im sorry, that's about the extent of what i know about lvm
[06:45] <edbian> Gnea: switchgirl: No offense but I think sending a complete novice into the linux world is a terrible idea.
[06:45] <doug9_> Old medium?  It's 2.5" hard drive from a laptop.  Have I been hit on the head and been asleep ?
[06:45] <edbian> switchgirl: I'd just stick with ubuntu for a while and mess with that.
[06:45] <paipimenta> found a link to this though  http://www.howtoforge.com/linux_resizing_ext3_partitions
[06:45] <U2> switchgirl: use Slackware for a month and you'll gain a lot of Linux knowledge...
[06:45] <Gnea> edbian: why?
[06:45] <harisund> doug9_: when you plug into your machine Ubuntu doesn't automatically recognize it? You said you were using an USB converter for it?
[06:45] <switchgirl> edbian: better than starving
[06:45] <edbian> doug9_: OOO!  I thought you meant those old big floppy disks lol
[06:46] <Gnea> edbian: it's perfect. worked for me.
[06:46] <edbian> switchgirl: Good luck then! :)  As long as you're up to it.  Many people think Linux has a steep learning curve
[06:47] <edbian> doug9_: PM me the output of "sudo fdisk -l" with the drive plugged in
[06:47] <switchgirl> edbian: i really need basics so i can get into college
[06:47] <edbian> switchgirl: What college requires you know the basics of linux?  Can I attend?
[06:48] <doug9_> The laptop is using 80GB.  The one I can't see into (but was working before the mother board died) is a 120GB, now in an external case with a USB connection to the ThinkPad
[06:49] <edbian> doug9_: PM me the output of "sudo fdisk -l"
[06:49] <ArkoldThos> how I can know what mobo I have easily :O?
[06:50] <doug9_> edbain:  what does fdisk -l do?
[06:50] <edbian> doug9_: Shows all of the storage media connected to your computer right now
[06:51] <U2> even those that are not mounted yet
[06:51] <Bobarrik> I have a Dell Inspiron 1100 laptop and a wireless g WPC54G. Using the Windows Wireless Drivers Application, I was able to install what I believe are the correct drivers, but I'm still unable to make a connection to my local wireless. What am I doing wrong?
[06:52] <edbian> doug9_: Are you there?
[06:53] <doug9_> I'm here.  I'm reading about what fdisk does
[06:53] <edbian> o ok
[06:53] <edbian> :)
[06:53] <edbian> doug9_: It's mostly used for partitioning but "fdisk -l" simply "lists all partitions"
[06:54] <Gnea> Bobarrik: have you checked the linux laptop page to see if a solution exists already?
[06:55] <Bobarrik> no, I have not. Can I have a link to there?
[06:55] <Gnea> !laptops
[06:55] <duonglq> !help
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[06:55] <FloodBot3> duonglequy: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:56] <Hilariousity> hey guize! Is there a program that I can use in bash to merge two directories?
[06:56] <Hilariousity> recursively I mean
[06:57] <doug9_> edbain
[06:58] <Hilariousity> doug9_: is that the name of a program?
[06:58] <Enkidu> I've been trying to use a USBasp programmer with little success. When using AVRdude, it fails saying that it cannot find USB device USBasp. Using lsusb, the device is also not listed, is there something I'm missing to get it to work? I'm a complete noob, so sorry if the question is stupid.
[06:58] <doug9_> looking for edbain
[06:58] <Gran_Ger> So, Need help, How can I recover my hard disk that start formating as fat32 and is ntfs?
[06:58] <harisund> Hilariousity: what do you mean "merge two directories recursively?"
[06:58] <switchgirl> edbian http://www.stevenson.ac.uk/courses/course/hnc-computing/?fs=1
[06:58] <harisund> Why is it that if I select "no theme" for my GDM login screen I am not allowed to auto-login myself but if I use the Ubuntu -human theme I can auto login?
[06:59] <doug9_> thanks swithchgirl
[06:59] <heavybrow> hey man
[06:59] <heavybrow> i got a doubt
[07:00] <Hilariousity> harisund I mean put all the files and subdirectories of two directories and move them into one directory
[07:00] <heavybrow> how do i desinstall ubuntu and install linux?
[07:00] <Hilariousity> I can't copy and paste because some subdirectories within the two directories have the same name
[07:00] <harisund> Hilariousity: can't you just use a bunch of mv commands?
[07:00] <guoxiaolong> 你们能说中文吗
[07:01] <DigitalKiwi> Hilariousity: do you want every file in one directory ?
[07:01] <Hilariousity> yes sur
[07:01] <DigitalKiwi> one sec
[07:01] <guoxiaolong> fuck you
[07:01] <Hilariousity> !DigitalKiwi
[07:02] <DigitalKiwi> find $source -type f -exec cp \{\} $dest/ \;
[07:02] <lstarnes> heavybrow: ubuntu is a variant of linux
[07:02] <guoxiaolong> how can i use linux meke kernel more new
[07:03] <guoxiaolong> I am listeing
[07:03] <Hilariousity> wow the find command has alot more functions then I ever thought
[07:04] <GreyGhost> heavybrow, linux is the kernel .. ubuntu is a distro based on it .. more like based on debian which is based on linux anyway ..
[07:04] <guoxiaolong> where are you come from?
[07:04] <Bobarrik> None of the pages given about laptops helped with my wireless problem... they all were about compatability and from what I have read, Jaunty works quite well with an Inspiron 1100. Can I have help with making my wireless work?
[07:04] <doug9_> how to get into a hard drive that is jumpered as slave and is as an external usb?
[07:05] <guoxiaolong> so you can pull the hard drive
[07:05] <heavybrow> GreyGhost: humm
[07:05] <heavybrow> GreyGhost: and how do i install distro ubuntu on the windows xp kernel?
[07:05] <lstarnes> heavybrow: ubuntu can only use the linux kernel
[07:06] <GreyGhost> heavybrow, err .. whtat do u mean by "on" ?
[07:06] <lstarnes> heavybrow: and the windows xp kernel only works with xp
[07:06] <DigitalKiwi> giggle
[07:06] <DigitalKiwi> that has to be the best question ever
[07:06] <heavybrow> lstarnes GreyGhost it's bad
[07:07] <heavybrow> lstarnes GreyGhost and how do i install xp distro on linux kernel?
[07:07] <guoxiaolong> oh no
[07:07] <lstarnes> heavybrow: windows xp is not a distribution
[07:07] <lstarnes> heavybrow: it is a full OS
[07:07] <lstarnes> heavybrow: the term "distrubution" only applies to different variants of linux
[07:07] <guoxiaolong> yes you are right that's full os
[07:07] <GreyGhost> heavybrow, wt exactly are ur intentions of doing somethng like that? u can use XP in a vm in ubuntu (check virtualbox qemu vmwae) .. and vice versa
[07:08] <heavybrow> lstarnes: is there a way to install ubuntu on freebsd kernel?
[07:08] <Nachturnal> trolling...
[07:08] <lstarnes> heavybrow: no
[07:08] <heavybrow> GreyGhost:  i wanna try to use linux
[07:08] <GreyGhost> heavybrow, err.. if u mean the GUI by saying "install ubuntu" .. i think u can get GNOME for FreeBSD
[07:08] <lstarnes> heavybrow: it only works on the linux kernel
[07:08] <DigitalKiwi> actually...
[07:08] <heavybrow> GreyGhost:  but i know xp is better than that
[07:08] <GreyGhost> heavybrow, then start using ubuntu .. it IS linux ..
[07:08] <banisterfiend> hey guys, i just apt-get zsh, how do i make zsh my default shell now? so that everytime i login it uses it instead of bash?
[07:09] <lstarnes> GreyGhost: most applications that work on linux work on other unix-like operating systems
[07:09] <DigitalKiwi> you could theoretically take the freebsd kernel and substituted an ubuntu like userland for it
[07:09] <GreyGhost> lstarnes, i knw :)
[07:09] <DigitalKiwi> there is an arch linux project to do that for arch/freebsd
[07:09] <heavybrow> GreyGhost: is ubuntu better than xp?
[07:09] <Nachturnal> I'm pretty sure Heavybrow is just trolling you guys.
[07:09] <lstarnes> banisterfiend: try chsh -s $(which zsh)
[07:09] <paipimenta> alright, let's try this with a non-LVM partition.... I want to resize /dev/sda1 from 194M to 50M
[07:09] <heavybrow> Nachturnal: ??
[07:09] <DigitalKiwi> err netbsd, sorry
[07:09] <guoxiaolong> xp is xp linux is linux that they are different concepts, ideas, do you understand?
[07:09] <GreyGhost> heavybrow, depends on what u do .. n wt u find "better"
[07:10] <DigitalKiwi> banisterfiend: chsh
[07:10] <duonglq> !search category.php?cid=
[07:10] <ZoneAdmin> Searching
[07:10] <ZoneAdmin> Search
[07:10] <ZoneAdmin> Here
[07:10] <ZoneAdmin> _____________________________________________________
[07:10] <ZoneAdmin> Type
[07:10] <FloodBot3> ZoneAdmin: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:10] <heavybrow> GreyGhost: on xp, i can play counter strike
[07:10] <banisterfiend> DigitalKiwi: do i need to sudo that?
[07:10] <kiran_> i am not able to hear sound from my laptop speakers
[07:10] <DigitalKiwi> probably
[07:10] <allanmelsen> Anyone here who ever toyed with openqrm?
[07:10] <kiran_> anyone
[07:10] <GreyGhost> heavybrow, u can play that in WINE under linux i think .. bt mind u linux is not gaming centered OS ..
[07:10] <heavybrow> GreyGhost:  then, linux is bad
[07:11] <DigitalKiwi> :/
[07:11] <sanchiro> I have a dvd that my wife wants me to copy.. it's a few short videos.. she uses for training.. the disc reads JUST FINE in her MacBook, but in my linux box, the disc appears EMPTY.. why?
[07:11] <allanmelsen> lol heavybrow
[07:11] <lstarnes> heavybrow: that's just your opinion
[07:11] <banisterfiend> lstarnes, DigitalKiwi: thx
[07:11] <DigitalKiwi> there are tons of games for linux, and a ton of games work in wine
[07:11] <flippo> I hear XBox is popular for PowerPoint
[07:11] <heavybrow> hummm
[07:11] <heavybrow> thanks, men
[07:11] <DigitalKiwi> flippo: giggle
[07:11] <heavybrow> bye
[07:11] <sanchiro> GreyGhost, but isn't gaming improving on linux?
[07:11] <allanmelsen> heavybrow: Windows isn't a gaming centered OS either.. it just happen to be there DirectX is and which developers mainly make games for.
[07:11] <GreyGhost> heavybrow, err saying that infront of 1279 ppl in a linux channel proves that u should stick to xp and NOT say linux is bad
[07:11] <banisterfiend> DigitalKiwi, lstarnes: it didn't work though :( when i exited and created a new shell, it went back to using bash :(
[07:12] <stlsaint> sanchiro, is the dvd encrypted
[07:12] <DigitalKiwi> did you login and out?
[07:12] <johnni> Question I have is went back to Alsa in Ubuntu Jaunty and my microphone is really low, but I have capture, microphone boost..and microphone all turned up full blast yet it sounds like i am whispering into the microphone..any ideas?
[07:12] <allanmelsen> Besides.. I've run both WoW and EVE with higher FPS under Linux than it did in Windows, or the exact same machine.
[07:12] <banisterfiend> DigitalKiwi: i closed the terminal and then loaded a new terminal
[07:12] <DigitalKiwi> err logout and back in
[07:12] <GreyGhost> sanchiro, it is improving .. if the commercial game devs created native apps for linux and stuck to OpenGL it wld be on par to windows
[07:12] <Nachturnal> Seriously, you guys are being trolled. Heavybrow is playing you, and probably getting great enjoyment from it.
[07:12] <sanchiro> stlsaint, I don't think it is.. it's not a commercially produced dvd.. just one personally recorded..
[07:12] <lstarnes> banisterfiend: log out then log in again
[07:12] <allanmelsen> OpenGL unfortunately lacks quite a bit to match DirectX 10/11 :(
[07:12] <guoxiaolong> wine is the interface between linux and windows xp
[07:13] <banisterfiend> lstarnes: ok ill try, thanks
[07:13] <Prohibited> emulator *\
[07:13] <lstarnes> guoxiaolong: it doesn't interface with windows at all
[07:13] <stlsaint> sanchiro, what distro you using?
[07:13] <sanchiro> GreyGhost, Are you familiar with www.supergamer.org? I just downloaded their big .iso file.. which supposedly has all natively coded linux games..
[07:13] <sanchiro> stlsaint, ubuntu 9.04
[07:13] <guoxiaolong> Pipeline
[07:13] <lstarnes> guoxiaolong: it implements windows interfaces for windows applications running on linux
[07:13] <allanmelsen> I think whats needed to be able to compete with Windows is a whole new replacement for DirectX and OpenGL and so on.. something that enables simulatanious compatibility on both Windows, Linux and Mac, without making the development process much harder
[07:13] <GreyGhost> sanchiro, nope .. i dnt rly lay too many games ..
[07:13] <heavybrow> i got problems with apache on my windows xp
[07:14] <stlsaint> do you have mediubuntu enabled
[07:14] <stlsaint> sanchiro, ^^
[07:14] <heavybrow> buguntu
[07:14] <sebsebseb> !wine |  guoxiaolong
[07:14] <guoxiaolong> yes i know
[07:14] <idleone> !windows | heavybrow
[07:15] <sanchiro> stlsaint, what is mediubuntu?
[07:15] <DigitalKiwi> allanmelsen: isn'g opengl pretty well cross platform compliant?
[07:15] <allanmelsen> !cedega
[07:15] <guoxiaolong> but i think Not all can find in the linux into a simulated
[07:15] <stlsaint> !medibuntu > sanchiro
[07:15] <Bruc> hey all
[07:16] <areay> why are chinese ip's bruteforcing my ssh port?
[07:16] <allanmelsen> DigitalKiwi: Yes.. but the problem still is that it doesn't match DirectX in regards of features/functionality + as far as I know.. Microsoft have fairly heavy SDK support for game development companies
[07:16] <guoxiaolong> your private message is dust
[07:16] <DigitalKiwi> areay: are you on default port 22?
[07:17] <areay> DigitalKiwi, yea
[07:17] <allanmelsen> DigitalKiwi: So basically.. if it requires less to make a game in DirectX that provides better functionality/features for the developers... then they stick to DirectX... why use OpenGL if it complicates the development process and also doesn't make it as good a product.
[07:17] <banisterfiend> :) thanks guys
[07:17] <eepberries> I'm trying to change the resolution of my ubuntu computer because it is hooked up to a monitor with a lower max resolution than what it's currently set to. I know how to access the command line (ctl+alt+f2) and i've tried using xrandr, but it says "can't open the display". what should i do?
[07:17] <banisterfiend> one more q, how do i change the name of my system?
[07:17] <DigitalKiwi> do a few things...not really a problem on ubuntu but don't allow root login if you use something other than that ever, change port, set up something like denyhosts
[07:17] <lstarnes> !hostname | banisterfiend
[07:18] <areay> DigitalKiwi, can't i get them back in some way... i feel violated
[07:18] <eepberries> you can use sudo su i think
[07:18] <eepberries> sort of similar
[07:18] <lstarnes> eepberries: sudo -i, not sudo su
[07:18] <allanmelsen> '~@‘π±≠][¡“§£∞¶[]≠≠±~‘ö@–·‚µµµµ≤≤≤/=*-
[07:18] <allanmelsen> Oops
[07:18] <eepberries> o
[07:18] <allanmelsen> wrong window
[07:18] <FloodBot3> allanmelsen: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:19] <allanmelsen> was looking for the pipe key on my mac keyboard.. can't find it.. heh
[07:19] <DigitalKiwi> can't really think of anything you could do to them
[07:19] <eepberries> so do any of you know how to fix my resolution problem?
[07:19] <allanmelsen> !openqrm
[07:19] <allanmelsen> darn
[07:19] <sanchiro> stlsaint, so installing mediubuntu will allow , or may allow me to read that disc?
[07:19] <allanmelsen> Anyone here who have experimented/used OpenQRM on Ubuntu?
[07:20] <Slart> eepberries: when you're using the tty (Alt+F1 etc) you have to specify for x programs which display you want to work with
[07:20] <guoxiaolong> On one occasion, I did not compile successfully compile time, suggesting a lack of GCC
[07:20] <lstarnes> guoxiaolong: make sure that you had build-essential
[07:20] <stlsaint> sanchiro, yes...see here for help.... https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu
[07:20] <areay> DigitalKiwi, it's probably windows malware of some kind anyway... i doubt a random chinese person decided to randomly type my ip address in, and i don't have any enemies in china (that i know of)
[07:20] <eepberries> i tried using "xrandr --screen 0" but that didn't work. it still said it couldn't find the screen
[07:20] <DigitalKiwi> it's pretty common, areay
[07:21] <Slart> eepberries: so if you just run, for example, gedit it will fail to start because it doesn't know where to run.. you'll have to do something like "DISPLAY=.0.0 gedit" that will tell gedit to use the display numbered .0.0 (which should be the default display
[07:21] <DigitalKiwi> I had that problem a while ago, changing port stopped most of them since they usually don't bother port scanning, I also setup denyhosts which is nice
[07:21] <Slart> eepberries: sorry.. it's "DISPLAY=:0.0 gedit" ...  semicolon instead of a dot
[07:22] <eepberries> slart: it says "Can't open display :0.0". i had tried that before
[07:22] <areay> damn chinese...
[07:22] <Elone> question~ any fsck for ntfs ? i got boot msg saying fsck.ntsf not found ~ how to fix that?
[07:22] <eepberries> actually, it says "Invalid MIT-MAGIC-COOKIE~1 keyCan't open display :0.0" specifically
[07:23] <Slart> areay: can you vent this anger of an entire (pretty large) country in the ot-channel instead? it's not really appropriate there either but it's better than doing it here
[07:23] <Slart> Elone: nope.. there is ntfsfix but that's not really a fsck
[07:24] <eepberries> those blasted israelites
[07:24] <Bluey> woo hoo  just talked sparkie (australia) through a ubuntu install - success!
[07:24] <areay> lol
[07:24] <Slart> eepberries: hmm.. then I don't really know what is wrong, sorry
[07:24] <eepberries> :(
[07:24] <DigitalKiwi> you put the disk in, it installs, this needs walkthrough why?
[07:25] <eepberries> is there anyway to have the x serv or whatever revert to a safe mode
[07:25] <eepberries> so i can fix it somehow
[07:25] <areay> sorry Slart, and any other chinese people that were offended by my comments
[07:25] <areay> ;)
[07:25] <banisterfiend> hey cuties, the 'time' displayed in my zsh is wrong, how do i fix it?
[07:25] <eepberries> i just need to get ubuntu working in a lower resolution. i can work my way up from there
[07:26] <DigitalKiwi> banisterfiend: how do you mean it is wrong?
[07:26] <banisterfiend> DigitalKiwi: it's saying that it's 2:24pm but it's 7:24pm (where i live)
[07:26] <banisterfiend> DigitalKiwi: my desktop clock is correct, but the zsh one is wrong
[07:27] <DigitalKiwi> oh, probably some timezone setting in your .zshrc?
[07:27] <banisterfiend> DigitalKiwi: ok thx bb
[07:27] <eepberries> so is there any sort of xserver low res safe mode i can run?
[07:27] <guoxiaolong> I often use linux to visit pornographic sites, but is not toxic
[07:27] <dg1> im doing a multy disc install of halflife and i cant get the first disc unmounted even though its out of my cd drive!
[07:28] <banisterfiend> DigitalKiwi: so zsh doesn't have the multi-tude of config files like bash does? it just has .zshrc it doesnt' have .zsh_profile etc?
[07:28] <eepberries> yeah i'm pretty fond of the man on man sites
[07:28] <idleone> !ot > guoxiaolong
[07:28] <benjamin31> yo
[07:28] <benjamin31> perrrrrrsone ?
[07:28] <benjamin31> nul
[07:28] <idleone> !fr | benjamin31
[07:29] <Ipsilon> Hey guys, I'm not a Linux user. But I wanted to know some info on the advantages of using linux. Not for the sake of argument.. but for my information to make certain choices
[07:29] <Ipsilon> Beyond the fact that it's free of course
[07:29] <idleone> Ipsilon: /join #ubuntu-offtopic . better place to ask
[07:29] <DigitalKiwi> it probably has a .zshrc and a .zhistory or something (depends on your config file iirc)
[07:29] <Ipsilon> k thanx
[07:29] <banisterfiend> Ipsilon: it's a nicer environement for a programmer, all the tools are free, they're high quality, and they're very easy to setup and use (with apt-get etc)
[07:30] <eepberries> some things are very, very easy to do on linux if there is a premade package for what you're looking for
[07:30] <eepberries> other things in linux make it a somewhat horrific experience
[07:30] <eepberries> it's extremely hit or miss
[07:30] <Ipsilon> I was mostly wondering about advantages in terms of media playing and more user-oriented stuff
[07:30] <Ipsilon> i'm not a programmer :P
[07:30] <eepberries> that isn't really the point of linux, sorry
[07:30] <eepberries> the "year of linux on the desktop" will probably never come
[07:31] <mgmuscari> hey room
[07:31] <Guest65016> anyone know why software available in the alternate installer compared to the normal DVD install disc would be reduced?
[07:31] <banisterfiend> Ipsilon: maybe if you use linux you'd become a programmer!!!!!!! :P
[07:31] <Guest65016> i.e. all repositories seem there, added mediabuntu
[07:31] <Ipsilon> maybe :/
[07:31] <banisterfiend> Ipsilon: if you do become a programmer, choose ruby, python's overrated ;)
[07:31] <Guest65016> but can't find apps such as vlc in synaptic, just turns up blank although other more basic stuff is there
[07:31] <avishek> Ipsilon: I agree, Linux can be difficult for new users, but even non-programmers find it useful
[07:31] <eepberries> Guest58270: make sure you're typing the right package name
[07:31] <mgmuscari> banisterfiend: sed s/programmer/web\ developer FTFY
[07:32] <eepberries> sometimes you'll have to google for the actual name (it's probably something like vlc-player or vlc56.29.3397u459;.l2u35roiyh)
[07:32] <eepberries> who in the hell knows
[07:32] <avishek> Ipsilon: At office, I'm the only programmer, but everyone else who uses Ubuntu loves it
[07:32] <DigitalKiwi> the one other person is everyone else ;)
[07:32] <mgmuscari> does anybody here know how to tell my X server which volume controller to bind my volume keys to?
[07:32] <Ipsilon> yeah, but my query would be mostly oriented towards whether or not have a dual-boot thing going
[07:33] <guoxiaolong> I does not go into hell, who is hell
[07:33] <mgmuscari> i can't get it to control pulseaudio master for the life of me...
[07:33] <banisterfiend> mgmuscari: ruby is for more than just web dev :) though unfortunately the web kiddies have slightly polluted ppl's opinion of ruby
[07:33] <stlsaint> sanchiro, any success?
[07:33] <Guest65016> how do you get all available software showing in synaptic?
[07:33] <DigitalKiwi> yuck ruby
[07:33] <avishek> Ipsilon: keep the dual boot. most machines at my workplace have only about 30GB harddisk space. I've made a small Windows partition (5GB) and the rest for Ubuntu
[07:33] <mgmuscari> java is pretty much as high-level as i go when it comes to programming languages
[07:33] <Guest65016> my software sources has all the repositories ticked
[07:34] <eepberries> Guest58270: are you trying to add programs through the GUI or command line
[07:34] <banisterfiend> DigitalKiwi: exactly :) you wouldn't say 'yuck ruby' if it wasn't for hipster ruby fanboys sitting in starbucks writing their web apps on mac book pros :/
[07:34] <Ipsilon> I don't have ubuntu. The decision was wether or not to create a linux partition.
[07:34] <guoxiaolong> command line
[07:34] <eepberries> i find that the gui seems to be missing alot of things for some reason. that or they're impossible to find
[07:34] <mgmuscari> although, i'll concede that i haven't looked very hard at ruby. its reputation precedes it though
[07:34] <mgmuscari> i find it hard to believe that i'd find ruby suitable for research purposes
[07:35] <eepberries> Guest58270: what package are you looking for specifically
[07:35] <avishek> My advice Ipsilon, try it out. If you give yourself time with Linux, I think you'll begin to enjoy it. And if you're new to Linux, start with Ubuntu - it's one of the easiest distros to use
[07:35] <guoxiaolong> ruby is dust
[07:35] <banisterfiend> mgmuscari: you probably wouldn't. it's not for that kind of application
[07:35] <DigitalKiwi> banisterfiend: it's slow, bloated, I don't like it's syntax, the fanboys are only part of it
[07:35] <banisterfiend> guoxiaolong: haha why's that?
[07:35]  * mgmuscari is thinking about writing a perl script to do nightly incremental backups of /home and various config files after this past week's filesystem meltdown. who votes yes?
[07:35] <Guest65016> hmmm I can install software at the command line e.g. install vlc but it doesn't show in Synaptic
[07:36] <eepberries> Guest58270: that's just kind of the way it is, i think
[07:36] <guoxiaolong> yes you are ok
[07:36] <eepberries> the GUI synaptic is dumb
[07:36] <mgmuscari> i should add that i'm referring to my own personal filesystem meltdown
[07:36] <Ipsilon> Is the CD boot really going to show me the OS.. or should I keep my opinion until I have it in a harddrive?
[07:36] <eepberries> i don't even look at the package manager gui anymore because i've never actually found what i was looking for in it
[07:36] <mgmuscari> Ipsilon: it will probably run slower from cd
[07:36] <Guest65016> so how else do you search for software if you don't know the name
[07:36] <eepberries> google :)
[07:36] <guoxiaolong> i can make filesystem in it
[07:36] <DigitalKiwi> banisterfiend: I don't like python either if that's any consolation
[07:36] <avishek> Ipsilon, yes it does. A Live Demo works very well if you have at least 512 MB RAM.
[07:36] <banisterfiend> DigitalKiwi: (1) 1.9.1 is not slow (it's comparable to python in benchmarks). (2) The syntax some people like, other people do not. personally i prefer it to python's syntax that i find littered with underscores and 'self'.
[07:36] <eepberries> actually you can search the ubuntu man pages i think
[07:36] <p1ckLe> Ipsilon: I just ran it from the cd, and it does show the whole OS.. but it doesnt save any of ur options obviously, and just runs a tid slower from CD
[07:37] <eepberries> the ubuntu page should list all available packages
[07:37] <eepberries> somewhere anyway
[07:37] <banisterfiend> DigitalKiwi: so which language do you use?
[07:37] <guoxiaolong> Affair is not never asked Baidu, foreign affairs is not never ask Google
[07:37] <DigitalKiwi> Lua/C/C++
[07:37] <mgmuscari> avishek: Ipsilon will probably find that running certain commands for the first time on a live demo will cause the cd drive to spin up as it loads it into mem
[07:37] <DigitalKiwi> mostly Lua
[07:37] <mgmuscari> c/c++/java/perl here
[07:38] <avishek> Ipsilon, take mgmuscari's advice
[07:38] <sanchiro> stlsaint, thanks a bunch.. that's what I needed...;)
[07:38] <mgmuscari> but once they're in ram, things should work normally :)
[07:38] <sanchiro> stlsaint, this is why I LOVE linux.. ;)
[07:38] <banisterfiend> DigitalKiwi: lua is nice and clean, but a bit *too* simple imo. I like the functional programming and sophisticated OO of ruby. It's a very expressive language. But it's true, if i were to choose a language for embedding in a c++/c app, i'd probably choose Lua
[07:38] <guoxiaolong> who can use chinese lugguess
[07:38] <andry> help!! FB application chat rooms Audio&video Ubuntu remix aspireone ZG5 !!! Dont work !!!
[07:38] <avishek> Ipsilon, but I would say try out a Wubi install - install Ubuntu into Windows just like any application. what do you think mgmuscari?
[07:38] <banisterfiend> mgmuscari: c/c++/ruby/clojure here
[07:38] <eepberries> is there any way to see if xserver is working at all without having logged in graphically? i'm just trying to figure out if anything graphical is working.
[07:38] <mgmuscari> Ipsilon: you also won't be able to install all kinds of neato packages using a live cd
[07:38] <guoxiaolong> which come from china
[07:39] <guoxiaolong> except me
[07:39] <eepberries> the problem is that my ubuntu computer is only hooked up to a tv via s-video, and i'm wondering if ubuntu is recognizing that at all and thinks there aren't any graphical displays
[07:39] <stlsaint> sanchiro, np..glad to be of help
[07:39] <Ipsilon> Well, first I need to check out the core OS.
[07:39] <Slart> !cn | guoxiaolong
[07:39] <mgmuscari> avishek: if Ipsilon is running a newish machine that has hardware support for virtualization, it should run pretty quickly
[07:39] <kiran_> how to know my ip address in terminal
[07:39] <Slart> kiran_: ifconfig
[07:39] <kiran_> please
[07:39] <lstarnes> kiran_: ifconfig
[07:39] <Ipsilon> my machine is fine
[07:39] <eepberries> kiran_: local ip address or external?
[07:39] <mgmuscari> eepberries: if you want to configure displays manually, you need to go into /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[07:40] <guoxiaolong> ok i know but i know English
[07:40] <kiran_> external
[07:40] <banisterfiend> mgmuscari: umm...the arguments you were using against ruby possibly apply even stronger against perl. Ruby has alot of perl's spirit, but with a nicer syntax. alot of ex-perlers really like ruby
[07:40] <mgmuscari> Ipsilon: running it in a virtual machine would be a good way to try it out
[07:40] <auk> i've been searching around online but can't find a clear explanation of the difference between the proposed and the backports repositories
[07:40] <Ipsilon> q6600, 8800gt, 4gb ram, 7200rpm harddrive
[07:40] <eepberries> mgmuscari: i'm looked in there but i don't see anything relating to monitors or displays. it's actually strange
[07:40] <Ipsilon> vmware?
[07:40] <avishek> mgmuscari: true, but since most of my machines are antiquated rustbuckets with less than 256 MB RAM, I get into the habit of downsizing
[07:40] <avishek> :)
[07:40] <mgmuscari> banisterfiend: i only use perl for trivial scripting, but yeah, i mostly just haven't looked at ruby
[07:40] <auk> is one generall better tested, more stable; is one generally more recent versions?
[07:40] <kiran_> how to get information about my network in terminal
[07:40] <guoxiaolong> i just look for some one that as me
[07:40] <mgmuscari> banisterfiend: i think my conception of ruby is based on pages about ruby on rails that stumbleupon always throws up at me
[07:41] <andry> Help facebook application Chat rooms Mix&webcam dont work aspireone ZG5 !!!
[07:41] <eepberries> meh i prefer cobol on rails
[07:41] <avishek> Ipsilon, a Live Session looks very plain and dull, so don't get the incorrect impression.
[07:41] <paipimenta> what's a superblock?
[07:41] <lstarnes> paipimenta: it's like a master file table or MFT
[07:41] <mgmuscari> paipimenta: uh oh, filesystem trouble?
[07:41] <banisterfiend> mgmuscari: here's just a taste, this is how you iterate over a list over numbers 0..10 in ruby: (0..10).each { |v| puts v } (outputs numbers 0 through 10)
[07:41] <Bluey> if detected early, cobol can be cured.  give to the american cobol society.
[07:41] <Ipsilon> so should I go for wubi?
[07:41] <avishek> You can "dress" up ubuntu very nicely by installing the relevant packages
[07:42] <avishek> Ipsilon, yes, I think so
[07:42] <mgmuscari> the superblock stores metadata about the partition
[07:42] <banisterfiend> mgmuscari: it has an incredibly light-weight lambda syntax that is used almost everywhere for really really concise code
[07:42] <banisterfiend> (anyway bbl)
[07:42] <paipimenta> no.... trying to resize a partition that an LVM is on
[07:42] <mgmuscari> banisterfiend: i might be persuaded to look at it some time... for now i'll stick to jsp when i do webapps
[07:42] <paipimenta> I've given up, I'm using http://www.howtoforge.com/linux_resizing_ext3_partitions
[07:42] <avishek> Ipsilon: it'll run slightly slower, but not noticeably so if you have about 512 MB RAM
[07:42] <mgmuscari> and c++ or java when i do anything else, basically
[07:42] <Ipsilon> 4gb
[07:43] <guoxiaolong> Who watched the National Day parade
[07:43] <mgmuscari> paipimenta: i resized an ext4 partition the other day, which was an extended partition
[07:43] <paipimenta> i tried e2fsck /dev/sda2 from BusyBox, and it gave me a resource busy error
[07:43] <kiran_> pleese
[07:43] <eepberries> better question: who watched the moon last night?
[07:43] <avishek> No worries then Ipsilon. I run on 256 MB RAM
[07:43] <mgmuscari> paipimenta: i think it totally blew away everything else on the logical partition that it was a part of...
[07:43] <kramer3d> does document viewer allow multiple instances of same file?
[07:43] <Ipsilon> does installation size mean the size it will have to install other stuff into it?
[07:43] <kramer3d> if so, how?
[07:43] <eepberries> why would you use a logical partition anyway
[07:44] <paipimenta> tune2fs -O ^has_journal /dev/sda2 gave error about a superblock not being found
[07:44] <avishek> kiran_ ask your question
[07:44] <DigitalKiwi> eepberries: because you can only have 4 primary partitions
[07:44] <paipimenta> so I haven't done anything
[07:44] <kramer3d> never mind! just found out
[07:44] <kramer3d> :)
[07:44] <mgmuscari> paipimenta: i ended up running through fsck for about 2 days fixing things... then i had to back up the data that i could recover, blast away all my linux partitions, and start from scratch. so, be careful
[07:44] <guoxiaolong> >	Who watched the National Day parade
[07:44] <lstarnes> paipimenta: /dev/sda2 might not use ext2/ext3
[07:44] <paipimenta> yeah, it's Linux LVM2
[07:44] <avishek> Sorry Ipsilon, I don't quite follow what you mean? could you please reframe your question?
[07:44] <DigitalKiwi> guoxiaolong: that is majorly offtopic for this channel
[07:44] <mgmuscari> paipimenta: yeah never run fsck or anything like it on a mounted partition, asking for trouble
[07:44] <paipimenta> not mounted??
[07:45] <paipimenta> i said Busy Box, booted from media
[07:45] <mgmuscari> paipimenta: sure it didn't automount it or something?
[07:45] <paipimenta> umount /dev/sda2 gave me an error
[07:45] <Ipsilon> In the installer it says "installation size".. and you can choose from a couple gb to a lot more.. I don't unserstand what the difference between 3gb and 17gb would be
[07:45] <mgmuscari> paipimenta: what error
[07:46] <guoxiaolong> DigitalKiwi：so what
[07:46] <paipimenta> umount /dev/sda2
[07:46] <mgmuscari> Ipsilon: that's how much space you'd leave available for storing files. you're basically picking the size of its partition
[07:46] <DigitalKiwi> so find a different channel to ask it in, guoxiaolong
[07:46] <paipimenta> cannot umount /dev/sda2: Invalid argument
[07:46] <DigitalKiwi> and stop trolling
[07:46] <Ipsilon> that's what i thought
[07:46] <Ipsilon> thnx
[07:46] <mgmuscari> wtf
[07:46] <guoxiaolong> oh no no
[07:46] <avishek> Ipsilon, it refers to the amount of hard size that will be allocated for Ubuntu
[07:46] <guoxiaolong> i like here
[07:46] <Bluey> nite gang - see you tomorrow....
[07:46] <paipimenta> nite
[07:46] <Ipsilon> well 50 min to finish :/ so I guess it's waiting time :P
[07:47] <ooypp> hi guoxiaolong
[07:47] <guoxiaolong> hi
[07:47] <avishek> Ipsilon: enjoy yourself!
[07:47] <Ipsilon> :P thnx for the responses
[07:47] <avishek> Ipsilon: welcome
[07:47] <ooypp> you're  chinese
[07:48] <guoxiaolong> yes i am
[07:48] <paipimenta> if I have LVM, can't I use the whole disk space with it? then my /boot and swap could just be on logical volumes?
[07:48] <eepberries> kiran_ wants to know how to find his/her external ip address via command line. how would you do this, short of going to a site like whatismyip.com in a terminal web browser?
[07:48] <paipimenta> swap is already lvswap
[07:48] <guoxiaolong> and where are you in
[07:48] <ooypp> 222
[07:48] <mgmuscari> paipimenta: i have all of my linux partitions on extended volumes
[07:48] <mgmuscari> !pastebin
[07:48] <guoxiaolong> what is 222
[07:49] <ooypp> in #ubuntu-cn i saw you
[07:49] <paipimenta> well but I want to install windows server 2003 on a partition
[07:49] <kiran_> terminal web browser ?
[07:49] <banisterfiend> guoxiaolong: ching chong china man tried to milk a cow
[07:49] <paipimenta> or a logical volume?
[07:49] <jrivera> hello, i have a running server with 80GB used as harddrive containing samba file server,, i want to upgrade the drive to a 500GB or higher drive how do i do it?
[07:49] <eepberries> yes. a non-graphical web browser
[07:49] <paipimenta> I still need to get the .iso from this MacBook hard drive to my desktop somehow
[07:49] <eepberries> obviously that would work, but is there anything simpler?
[07:49] <Slart> !ot | guoxiaolong,ooypp
[07:49] <mgmuscari> paipimenta: http://paste.ubuntu.com/285201/
[07:49] <rsk> jrivera: buy the drive, insert the drive, format the drive, mount it, and done.
[07:49] <Slart> !coc | banisterfiend
[07:49] <paipimenta> otherwise I might have already tried making lvwindows already
[07:49] <mgmuscari> 5-10 are all logical volumes
[07:49] <DigitalKiwi> http://www.simplehelp.net/2009/04/07/how-to-find-your-public-ip-address-with-the-linux-command-line/ eepberries
[07:49] <guoxiaolong> oh no
[07:50] <jrivera> rsk: how do i just extend the volume to the new drive?
[07:50] <guoxiaolong> I do not go out, killing not out
[07:50] <rsk> jrivera: use LVM for that
[07:50] <brnbock> does anyone know how to find the statys of a routers NAT from command line?
[07:50] <jrivera> rsk: ok, do i have to power down the server for that?
[07:51] <brnbock> status of a NAT from command line
[07:51] <rsk> jrivera: if you have to power down the server to plug in a hard-drive? Yes.
[07:51] <Madpilot> banisterfiend, racism has absolutely no place here. None.
[07:51] <DigitalKiwi> aren't SATA hot pluggable?
[07:51] <guoxiaolong> I do not go out, killing not out
[07:51] <Slart> guoxiaolong: then stay on topic.. or use #ubuntu-offtopic for general chat
[07:51] <andry> help facebook apllic chatrooms mix&webcam dont work ubuntu remix aspireone zg5
[07:51] <rsk> DigitalKiwi: in theory =)
[07:51] <eepberries> DigitalKiwi: they're supposed to be, yes
[07:51] <guoxiaolong> I do not go out, killing not out
[07:51] <Madpilot> guoxiaolong, if you just want to chat, please join #ubuntu-offtopic - thanks
[07:52] <eepberries> don't go touching your motherboard though
[07:52] <mgmuscari> andry: install java
[07:52] <naruto> gf
[07:52] <andry> i haved
[07:52] <banisterfiend> Madpilot: it's not racist, it's just a kid's nursery rhyme :D
[07:52] <Slart> andry: does the webcam work in anything else? try "cheese"
[07:52] <Madpilot> banisterfiend, it's a racist kid's nursery rhyme. With no place here.
[07:52] <andry> yes all work mix @web cam
[07:52] <mgmuscari> andry: get rid of openjdk and install sun java. also, it's not likely that most webcam apps will work under linux...
[07:52] <Ali_nz11> anyone here ever installed archlinux?
[07:53] <rsk> Ali_nz11: #archlinux
[07:53] <Guest15806> uuuu
[07:53] <banisterfiend> Madpilot: ok ok
[07:53] <Guest15806> ii
[07:53] <Guest15806> yiyi
[07:53] <DigitalKiwi> Ali_nz11: yes,
[07:53] <Ali_nz11> rsk: been there - nobody talking
[07:53] <paipimenta> well, I think I've given up the not-backup-and-reinstall attempt, time to backup and start over... I've got a 60G hard drive... how should I get an Ubuntu server and Windows Server 2003 on my desktop with dual-boot starting from scratch?
[07:53] <DigitalKiwi> well ask a question there Ali_nz11
[07:54] <Ali_nz11> rsk: I have asked - nobody reply
[07:54] <mgmuscari> paipimenta: install windows first
[07:54] <andry> i have sun java but open open jdk dont iwill try install open jdk  txs guy :)
[07:54] <Ali_nz11> i want to know what to select when I boot off the cd to install
[07:54] <mgmuscari> paipimenta: then install ubuntu and point grub to the windows partition
[07:54] <paipimenta> Ali_nz11: DigitalKiwi said yes
[07:54] <Slart> Ali_nz11: just because the archlinux channel is sleeping doesn't make it ok to start asking about it in here
[07:54] <DigitalKiwi> Ali_nz11: you have to register/identify to talk there
[07:54] <mgmuscari> andry: don't install openjdk, it sucks
[07:54] <andry> why?
[07:55] <Guest15806> ]ytyty
[07:55] <kiran_> what is portscan
[07:55] <Madpilot> Guest15806, please stop
[07:55] <Guest15806> ththty
[07:55] <paipimenta> if I've got a flash drive with WindowsServer2003.iso on it, can't I write that image to a formatted disk dive for it to boot and install?
[07:55] <rsk> !ops | Guest15806
[07:55] <mgmuscari> andry: it's not as well implemented as sun java. nobody ever uses openjdk in production environments, afaik
[07:55] <paipimenta> drive
[07:55] <guoxiaolong> 一般来说，在IDE或较新型的SCSI硬盘上装Linux是不会遇到什么困难的，但在较旧的SCSI硬盘上装较新版Linux的话就可能会出现找不到硬盘的问题。
[07:56] <mgmuscari> paipimenta: you need a bootloader to load that iso if you're not going to put it on a cd
[07:56] <paipimenta> do tell.....
[07:56] <paipimenta> GRUB?
[07:56] <x140l1n> guoxiaolong: ..he
[07:56] <Madpilot> andry, the various Free/Open versions of Java are far less usable than the official SunJava. Best to stick with Sun Java, even though it's non-Free.
[07:56] <paipimenta> couldn't I set up the bootloader and the partitions, then copy the file in Knoppix?
[07:56] <jamieleshaw> madpilot, Are you the operator?
[07:56] <mgmuscari> paipimenta: i don't think that grub will do it, but i think you can use isolinux or syslinux...
[07:57] <Madpilot> jamieleshaw, I'm one of many, yes
[07:57] <mgmuscari> paipimenta: i'm not 100% sure about that
[07:57] <andry> ok thank 4 infomation
[07:57] <jamieleshaw> Madpilot, Cool
[07:57] <mgmuscari> andry: madpilot speaks truth, although i should also point out that you can download sun java and install it for free...
[07:57] <x140l1n> 凑热闹来了
[07:57] <DigitalKiwi> Ali_nz11: did you see my PM?
[07:57] <mgmuscari> andry: it's not open source and it's not distributed under the GPL
[07:57] <Madpilot> ubottu, cn
[07:58] <avishek> i need some advice, though it's a bit off topic. I have an Ubuntu desktop box as an application server on the office LAN. I need to give the LAN at the office in another city access to this server. Would this be possible through the Net without having a dedicated line?
[07:58] <tty> Question:  I have 9.04 and Compiz enabled, but trying to edit the advanced settings such as which effects are enabled.  What software will allow me to do this?  All tutorial online seem to reference older versions and the information does not seem to apply.
[07:58] <mgmuscari> avishek: VPN
[07:58] <x140l1n> Madpilot: ho
[07:58] <Slart> !ccsm | tty
[07:58] <rsk> avishek: a internet connection is required.
[07:58] <rsk> avishek: on both ends.
[07:59] <andry> bye thx alott
[07:59] <mgmuscari> avishek: it doesn't have to be a dedicated, closed line office-to-office, though
[07:59] <avishek> thanks mgmuscari and rsk. Internet is available. What Ubuntu tools are there to set up VPN?
[07:59] <tty> !compiz
[07:59] <Madpilot> avishek, start @ https://wiki.ubuntu.com/VPN
[07:59] <DigitalKiwi> avishek: look into dyndns and ddclient
[08:00] <kiran_> iam not able to hear sound on my laptop speakers but in earphone how to resolve this
[08:00] <avishek> thank you everyone. I'll check it out
[08:00] <Slart> kiran_: try running "alsamixer" in a terminal and see if there isn't a separate volume slider for the speakers
[08:00] <mgmuscari> gl avishek
[08:01] <mgmuscari> hmm, so, does anyone know how to change which volume control my volume keys are bound to?
[08:01] <DigitalKiwi> dyndns is a website which helps keep keep track of dyanmic IPs which you may or may not have, ddclient is a tool to update it
[08:01] <avishek> thank you mgmuscari; I'll need all the luck! I know very little about networking :)
[08:01] <prospire> I use this command -> tar -xf backup.tar to extract all my files present in backup.tar
[08:01] <prospire> now how can I access those files?
[08:02] <prospire> I have 2 files in bakup.tar -> 1- backup.sql and 2-backup.xls
[08:02] <DanaG> I'm trying to wipe and restore-from-backup a system with ext4 partitions, but all I have is an Intrepid CD.
[08:02] <mgmuscari> er, they should be in your working directory
[08:02] <mgmuscari> just type ls... you should see what you extracted in there...
[08:02] <DanaG> How would I go about creating the desired partitions on the target disk?  gparted on intrepid doesn't do ext4.
[08:03] <mgmuscari> DanaG: you need something that supports ext4 to create the ext4 partitions
[08:03] <Circs> How does one change their DNS server?
[08:04] <dg1> how do i unmount a cd thats being used by wine
[08:04] <eepberries> DanaG: you can apparently mount ext4 partitions as ext3 partitions in intrepid, you just won't get the extra features of ext4
[08:04] <eepberries> DanaG: i'm not quite sure if this helps you, or what exactly you're trying to do
[08:04] <mgmuscari> circs: system->preferences->network connections
[08:05] <mgmuscari> eepberries: considering my experience with ext4 the other day, scary
[08:05] <mgmuscari> also, i won't be using ext4 again for a while
[08:05] <Circs> mgmuscari: Yeah the last update appears to have changed that
[08:05] <Slart> DanaG, eepberries: you *might* be able to mount ext4 as ext3 .. if you're not using all the features of ext4. Ext4 is not designed to be fully backwards compatible with ext3 afaik
[08:05] <prospire> mgmuscari: isn't there any way to access each file according to there index?
[08:05] <mgmuscari> prospire: what do you mean?
[08:05] <eepberries> DanaG: are you trying to keep your ext4 partitions intact? i don't think that would be possible if you're downgrading
[08:05] <prospire> mgmuscari: if you know php....then I want something equivalent to $zip->getNameIndex(0) for tar
[08:06] <phpgunner> Can someone tell me how to get svideo working?
[08:06] <eepberries> DanaG: i'm guessing you'll have to backup all the data from the ext4 partitions and recreate them as ext3
[08:06] <prospire> where 0 refers to the first file present in the archive
[08:06] <mgmuscari> prospire: sorry, i'm not fluent in phpo
[08:06] <prospire> and 1 refers to the second....and so on
[08:06] <Berzerker> Hi, I'm on 9.10 and I'm trying to change power options for the notebook, but I can't change any options (they're all grayed out)
[08:06] <eepberries> DanaG: which is waht you ultimately want, right?
[08:06] <Slart> !karmic | Berzerker
[08:06] <guoxiaolong> what is svideo
[08:06] <DanaG> hmm, I have a secondary drive that's got karmic on it, and the target drive to recreate has karmic.... all I need to do is get the secondary drive bootable.
[08:06] <guoxiaolong> ?
[08:07] <guoxiaolong> who can tell me what is svideo
[08:07] <DanaG> I was trying to chain to the thing from grub2, but it wasn't working.  Perhaps the secondary just needed grub-legacy reinstalled.
[08:07] <mgmuscari> prospire: i'm not really sure what you're looking for
[08:07] <DanaG> But.... does Intrepid grub do ext4?
[08:07] <phpgunner> guoxiaolong, its video output...which is on my laptop
[08:07] <eepberries> !s-video
[08:07] <DanaG> =
[08:07] <eepberries> !svideo
[08:07] <guoxiaolong> oh ah
[08:07] <kiran_> how to download compiz.deb
[08:07] <mgmuscari> DanaG: afaik, ext4 was introduced with jaunty
[08:07] <Slart> guoxiaolong: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S-Video
[08:07] <kiran_> without installing
[08:07] <prospire> mgmuscari: what do I do to extract just one file from the tar archive?
[08:07] <mgmuscari> kiran_: don't do that, just do sudo apt-get install compiz
[08:07] <mgmuscari> prospire: ah, ok
[08:07] <mgmuscari> hmm
[08:08] <guoxiaolong> thanks
[08:08] <eepberries> so i can force a monitor to use a certain resolution in the xorg.conf file, right?
[08:08] <Slart> eepberries: yes
[08:08] <sebsebseb> DanaG: 8.10 CD  or  8.10 Grub  afik  no good with Ext4 at all
[08:08] <DanaG> okay, then perhaps plan B:  go get a danged CD, and burn Jaunty.  =P
[08:08] <B|ackPanther> Is there a program in ubuntu that can enable me to record streaming radio ?
[08:08] <sebsebseb> mgmuscari:   DanaG  yes Ext4 was introduced with 9.04
[08:09] <DanaG> Yeah, I was trying to "make it simple" by not having to burn a CD... but it turns out, it's not simple.
[08:09] <Dayofswords> question, when you upgrade to the next version like 9.10 when it comes out
[08:09] <mgmuscari> prospire: try.... tar -xzvf foo.tar path/to/bar
[08:09] <DanaG> Cool, thanks for helping me not go on a wild goose chase, so to speak.
[08:09] <Dayofswords> would it be the same as if you just installed it normally from disc, other than the programs you had
[08:09] <sebsebseb> mgmuscari:   DanaG   and  Ext4 in 9.04 is pretty good really, but not perfectly stable, for example people might get a lock up issue if deleting big files  from Ext4 partitions
[08:09] <guoxiaolong> tar -vzxf is in use .gz tar-jvxf is in use .bz2
[08:09] <sebsebseb> mgmuscari:   DanaG  since the kernel they  in 9.04 and that
[08:09] <mgmuscari> sebsebseb: i had a wicked filesystem crash the other day using ext4
[08:10] <sebsebseb> they have in
[08:10] <sebsebseb> mgmuscari: with 9.04?
[08:10] <mgmuscari> sebsebseb: all 5 linux partitions are logical volumes on the same lvm
[08:10] <mgmuscari> sebsebseb: yes
[08:10] <sebsebseb> mgmuscari: oh right well  I didn't use lvm in 9.04, just normal partitioning :)  when doing Ext4
[08:10] <prospire> mgmuscari: whats path/to/bar ?
[08:10] <mgmuscari> sebsebseb: all 5 of them started barfing all over the place... multiply owned inodes, orphaned stuff everywhere, bad journals...
[08:11] <mgmuscari> prospire: zippedfolder/somefile.xls
[08:11] <mgmuscari> sebsebseb: yeah i was barely able to recover my /home and /etc before the thing was totally unusable
[08:11] <DanaG> hmm, while I'm at it, I might as well just burn karmic.  anyway, thanks.  going to bed now; will burn the CD tomorrow -- since grabbing a CD requires me to go somewhere and risk waking somebody.  =P
[08:11] <sebsebseb> DanaG:  ok np
[08:12] <DanaG> er wait, unetbootin may be the answer.
[08:12] <DanaG> HOpefully, unetbootin on intrepid can create a bootable newer-version.
[08:13] <mgmuscari> DanaG: you could also put karmic on a thumbdrive and install from that. goes faster, too
[08:14] <DanaG> well, I lost my 8 gig flash drive, and all I have now is a 32-gig music player that I can't empty (not enough room to offload stuff that's been modified only on the player).
[08:15] <DanaG> so, unetbootin.
[08:17] <pallepirat> Anyone here??
[08:17] <rsk> No.
[08:17] <pallepirat> Ha ha
[08:18] <DanaG> oh yeah, does unetbootin demand a format of the drive it's being put on?
[08:18] <DanaG> usb-creator does, even if the drive is already fat32.
[08:18] <pallepirat> I've just updated my Ubuntu system and now the pulseaudio sound server won't recognize my sound card
[08:18] <pallepirat> Anyone who had had the same problem?
[08:19] <pw-toxic> can someone tell me, why my software raids (raid1 and raid5) rebuildes sometimes(i think every month)?
[08:19] <rsk> what does update mean there
[08:19] <pw-toxic> both software raides are beeing rebuild at the same time..
[08:19] <pw-toxic> why?
[08:19] <pallepirat> Synaptics update
[08:19] <rsk> that can mean a bunch of things
[08:19] <pw-toxic> i dont think, that both raid drives have an error at the same time
[08:19]  * DanaG sees Synaptics and thinks touchpad.
[08:20] <eepberries> how do you copy output from the commandline using the commandline? note that i have no access to a mouse
[08:20] <DigitalKiwi> screen
[08:21] <eepberries> ...screen?
[08:21] <pallepirat> Sorry... The system sometimes updates itself, right? And yesterday after an update the sound card disappeared
[08:21] <DigitalKiwi> it lets you copy sections of it
[08:21] <DanaG> aah, looks like the answer is "no" on "does it format?"
[08:21] <DanaG> eepberries: where are you trying to copy to and from?  And is this under X, or bare console?
[08:22] <oroz> does anyone know how to fix mouse scroll lag in openGl games?
[08:22] <eepberries> i'm trying to copy a cvt modeline ouput in bare console
[08:22] <eepberries> i'm trying to get my tv to work with my ubuntu machine
[08:22] <njr> Hello.... just installed ubuntu on an archlinux/windowsXP setup.... should I use the same /boot partition for all linux installs?
[08:23] <pallepirat> Anyone who has the answer for this problem (http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1228388)?
[08:26] <oroz> i have mouse buffer overflow type of lag can anyone help?
[08:26] <draconis> eepberries: you can always use "cat" to output it to a file. for instance append it to xorg.conf and then cut/paste it in nano
[08:27] <Curly_Q> Have you tried a different mouse Oroz?
[08:27] <oroz> yes
[08:27] <oroz> the thing is, i had this before and fixed it googling and such, but i forgot how i did it
[08:27] <draconis> eepberries: err, I mean redirect it to a file. cvt {parameters} >> /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[08:28] <draconis> eepberries: then it will be at the bottom of xorg.conf
[08:29] <Curly_Q> Try another Google.
[08:29] <oroz> just to give a lil info on what it does now, if i press left button and right button together, that action registers as middle button (scroll)
[08:29] <eepberries> ok
[08:29] <IvoGeorgiev> hi
[08:30] <IvoGeorgiev> I'm compiling xsplash in Slackware, but in the log I get "[10:27:33:298546654 - WRN] Unable to call to request name.  You probably don't have sufficient privileges"
[08:30] <oroz> so ingame, if i bind left to fire, right to crouch, and scroll button to jump, and if i want to crouch and shoot, all it does is jump ;S
[08:30] <IvoGeorgiev> any ideas?
[08:30] <DecodeX01> IvoGeorgiev, you need root access
[08:30]  * draconis points IvoGeorgiev to #slackware and #linux
[08:31] <IvoGeorgiev> with root, it's the same
[08:31] <IvoGeorgiev> I guess it's dbus
[08:31] <IvoGeorgiev> but come on, xsplash is an ubuntu app
[08:31] <draconis> ahh
[08:31] <eepberries> what does ctl+alt+f2 actually do?
[08:32] <IvoGeorgiev> I'll ask in the slackware channel, but I bet they aren't interested in xsplash at all
[08:32] <PerryArmstrong> hey i am trying to play a vcd...but it says vlc doesn't support
[08:32] <DecodeX01> give you a system shell without gui
[08:32] <draconis> well I think xsplash is still broken for me, that's a karmic thing
[08:32] <IvoGeorgiev> how can I trace what it's doing?
[08:33] <IvoGeorgiev> I mean, it's just giving an error "no privilege', and nothing more, both in user and root
[08:33] <IvoGeorgiev> I bet it's dbus
[08:33] <unlink_gl> Hi, anyone good for a boot of death on 64bit ubuntu?
[08:33] <Curly_Q> Oroz, it may be possible that you have a KEYBOARD problem. Such as soda or coffee spilt on it or just water damage. Have you tried another keyboard?
[08:33] <PerryArmstrong> hey i am trying to play a vcd...but it says vlc doesn't support...any idea how to get my vlc play it
[08:34] <eepberries> uh oh. it's bad that not even that is working right for me anymore. i managed to edit xorg.conf, restarted it, and it told me that i was running in low graphics mode and gave me the option of creating a new profile for my hardware. i then restarted, but the login screen wasn't showing up. now when i use ctl+alt+f2, the screen is sliding around sort of like when you tried to watch the scrambled porn channels on old cable boxes
[08:34] <IvoGeorgiev> oh yeah, found the problem. I've compiled the xsplash package with /usr/etc instead of /etc so the dbus config file is not in place :D
[08:34] <eepberries> what should i try from here?
[08:34] <O__o> anyone who knows how to jb ipod touch please message me
[08:34] <Dayofswords> vcd? video compact disc? they make those?
[08:34] <eepberries> yes, and vlc should support it
[08:34] <oroz> nothing spilled on it, keyboard is brand new
[08:34] <eepberries> try this http://www.blog.highub.com/linux/open-vcd-using-vlc-on-ubuntu/
[08:35] <Curly_Q> OK.
[08:35] <Curly_Q> Just wondering.
[08:35] <oroz> thanks for help
[08:35] <draconis> keyboard /controller/ could be messed up, couldn't it?
[08:36] <njr> eepberries, what abt ctl+alt+f3, ctl+alt+f4,  ctl+alt+f5 etc?
[08:36] <draconis> when i8042 goes flaky, usually you get kernel panics and other serious issues, though
[08:36] <brutus_> how do I modify incremental search to instantly delete characters when I hit backspace, instead of just going to the previous occurrence of the word?
[08:36] <eepberries> njr: same
[08:36] <eepberries> i used to be able to access the command line fine, now that isn't working
[08:37] <njr> or doing a ctl+alt+f3 after ctl+alt+f2?
[08:37] <Curly_Q> Oroz, try this Google search:     http://www.google.com/#hl=en&q=Ubuntu+buffer+overflow+mouse+problem&aq=f&aqi=&oq=&fp=2cca7b2e99206b9c
[08:37] <oroz> ok, thanks
[08:37] <eepberries> nope. i'm going to check the xorg.conf i guess
[08:37] <Curly_Q> Your welcome.  :)
[08:37] <paipimenta> anybody know how to view where exactly in the volume group or physical volume the logical volume data is stored? you need this to do pvmove stuff, I remember
[08:38] <paipimenta> http://romster.dyndns.org:8080/commands.xhtml   #LVM section
[08:38] <draconis> iirc, it's possible to destroy a display using a modeline
[08:38] <prospire> tar -xf backups/backup.tar backup.sql <- this command extracts backup.sql in backup.tar in ../backups , but I want it to be extracted in backups.how do I do that?
[08:39] <eepberries> draconis: well, when i set the display resolution to "800x600" in xorg.conf, when i retarted, ubuntu told me it was running in a "low graphics mode" and i selected for it to create a new profile based on my hardware. then i restarted
[08:39] <oroz> has nothing alike my problem
[08:40] <oroz> its more like...
[08:40] <oroz> Basically in some 3D games when I use the mouse wheel (rapidly move it up and down) the game lags really,really badly for a limited amount of time , the amount of lag seems to depend on the amount of mouse wheel activity...
[08:40] <eepberries> i'm guessing i didn't configure the xorg.conf properly? though i wouldn't think the profile generation should have gone so wrong
[08:40] <Curly_Q> Oroz, it is the same as in Windows, you need to change the system properties or change the computers
[08:41] <Curly_Q> reaction to the mouse.
[08:41] <paipimenta> can anybody tell me the command that lets me see exactly how many physical extents are taken up by which logical volumes and where?
[08:41] <paipimenta> pextents vg_names,size_pe_lv??
[08:41] <paipimenta> something like that
[08:41] <oroz> could you help me with that, or at least point me in the right direction, im quite noob at linux
[08:42] <prospire> tar -xf backups/backup.tar backup.sql <- this command extracts backup.sql in backup.tar in ../backups , but I want it to be extracted in backups.how do I do that?
[08:42] <Curly_Q> Oroz I am just helping you by memory. I haven't used Linux for about 4 years now.
[08:42] <unlink_gl> can anyone give me safe boot flags, I have an errant dell vostro with 64 bit which crashes shortly after boot, previously had to turn acpi off, this however does not seem to be working with the 9.04 update...
[08:42] <cabaro> oroz: whats your problem?
[08:43] <eepberries> paipimenta: you want to see the size of your partitions, right?
[08:43] <Curly_Q> His problem is that he has a mouse buffer overflow.
[08:43] <oroz> oh, its ok, its appreciated either way
[08:43] <oroz> maybe i should've mentioned that i downgraded ubuntu
[08:43] <cabaro> mouse buffer overload.. first case of those for me
[08:44] <oroz> Basically in some 3D games when I use the mouse wheel (rapidly move it up and down) the game lags really,really badly for a limited amount of time , the amount of lag seems to depend on the amount of mouse wheel activity...
[08:44] <paipimenta> eepberries: no, I want to see exactly where on my physical volume (which physical extents #'s) are occupied by which logical volumes
[08:44] <oroz> basically ..
[08:44] <ooypp> i get some errors when i compile Ncurses library
[08:44] <Curly_Q> Oroz, how much RAM do you have?
[08:44] <unlink_gl> 4gb
[08:44] <oroz> if im not scrolling up and down, mouse looking around is smooth as silk
[08:44] <prospire> tar -xf backups/backup.tar backup.sql <- this command extracts backup.sql of backup.tar in ../backups , but I want it to be extracted in backups.how do I do that?
[08:44] <oroz> 2gb ram
[08:44] <prospire> anyone?
[08:44] <eepberries> is it bad if my ubuntu machine just shows a blinking underscore after going through grub?
[08:44] <Curly_Q> That is more than enough.
[08:45] <cabaro> oroz: have you tried with another moudr, could  be electronic related
[08:45] <cabaro> moudr=mose
[08:45] <Curly_Q> Cabaro I suggested that.
[08:45] <cabaro> :)
[08:45] <oroz> well i did, and im sure its not ;)
[08:45] <oroz> cause i managed to fix it
[08:45] <cabaro> so same problem with another mouse?
[08:45] <oroz> when i had ubuntu 9.04
[08:45] <oroz> yep
[08:46] <ooypp> anyone can help
[08:46] <Curly_Q> Oroz, when you tried a different mouse, was it the same manufacturer?
[08:46] <oroz> no it wasnt
[08:46] <cabaro> ok, next suggestion: try with live cd, is the problem replicating then
[08:46] <oroz> with live cd i dont have 3d acceleration
[08:47] <rsk> this is with an nvidia card right?
[08:47] <oroz> yep
[08:47] <Curly_Q> Oroz, perhaps if you are using games maybe it is best to use a joystick rather than a mouse.
[08:47] <oroz> wait..
[08:47] <cabaro> so its related with 4d acc.. which 3d card you have
[08:47] <rsk> that's a known problem
[08:47] <cabaro> 3d acc..
[08:47] <rsk> look on the nvidia forums for a fix
[08:47] <oroz> no joystick with fps ;)
[08:47] <onats> hello, what utility should i use to check for disk health?
[08:47] <oroz> one second..
[08:48] <rsk> onats: smartmontools maybe
[08:48] <oroz> when i finaly fixed mouse lag on 9.04, my nvidia died
[08:48] <onats> rsk, looking
[08:48] <Svenungson> Cheers, im having trouble with browsing the web. Its overall slow and some sites wont work (Connection Interrupted etc.). I have tried switching browser, changing the DNS-server, open up my firewall completely (pass all quick on my OpenBSD firewall) and the last thing i did was to install 2.6.29 and disable ipv6. Still it does not work ok, any suggestions? (And FYI i rebooted into windows and it worked splendid there, both with F
[08:48] <Svenungson> F and IE).
[08:48] <cabaro> onats: fsck
[08:48] <prospire> tar -xf backups/backup.tar backup.sql <- this command extracts backup.sql of backup.tar in ../backups , but I want it to be extracted in backups.how do I do that?
[08:48] <prospire> anyone?
[08:48] <oroz> so i put in a radeon x1600
[08:48] <ectospasm> prospire: try -C
[08:48] <oroz> but since it isnt supported on newest ubuntu, i had to downgrade
[08:48] <Curly_Q> Oroz, does everything else work OK with the video card?
[08:49] <oroz> with downgrade, same problem came back
[08:49] <oroz> yep
[08:49] <onats> cabaro, i always need to run fsck whenever i restart.. i have a feeling that somethings already wrong with my disk
[08:49] <DarkMage2303> I burnt Karmic Koala (9.10) to a disk, when I try to boot using the disk I get the error "Invalid or corrupt kernel image".
[08:49] <rsk> DarkMage2303: md5chek it
[08:49] <prospire> ectospasm: you mean -> tar -xfC backups/backup.tar backups/backup.sql
[08:49] <prospire> ?
[08:49] <DarkMage2303> rsk: how
[08:49] <cabaro> onats: are you getting bad sectors on fsck?
[08:49] <Curly_Q> Onats are you running DUAL Processors?
[08:49] <ectospasm> prospire: no, tar -xf <file> -C /path/where/you/want/to/extract/it
[08:50] <rsk> DarkMage2303: google it
[08:50] <paipimenta> !md5sum
[08:50] <paipimenta> boo ya
[08:50] <paipimenta> :-) op in no time
[08:51] <onats> curly_Q, no, but on a quad core
[08:51] <Curly_Q> I see.
[08:51] <onats> cabaro, i cant remember... but there are some errors which it corrects...
[08:51] <Curly_Q> Are you running RAID?
[08:51] <paipimenta> so....I think I may want to repartition my drive with regular ext3 partitions.... I want to set the boundaries on the disk (cylinder, head, section/sector, track, etc.) so that it will be easier to physically move data around later and resize partitions
[08:52] <paipimenta> how do find the edges of cylinders so that I can give that data to the partitioner in units it takes, i.e. kMG or blocks/sectors/whatever?
[08:52] <prospire> ectospasm: thanks
[08:52] <sebsebseb> !karmic |  DarkMage2303
[08:52] <cabaro> onats: my guess is just a hd going bad. i'd suggest getting all your data to a safehouse and replace the faulty hd
[08:52] <sebsebseb> !google | rsk
[08:53] <shrey> I want to Create a dial-up Connection in Kubuntu like in Windows to connect my Broadband..Pls help how to Create.i m a new user
[08:53] <Primefalcon> google fu lol first time I've heard of that lol
[08:53] <Curly_Q> Onats, if you run a RAID system and have different type hard drives you will run into that problem.
[08:53] <sebsebseb> shrey: The #kubuntu channel is probably more suitable for your question,  because Ubuntu is mainly for Gnome
[08:53] <Gintulis> how can i backup my root disk?
[08:53] <cabaro> whatta hck is google-fu?
[08:54] <sebsebseb> yeah I wonder what it is as well
[08:54] <paipimenta> sebsebseb: toucher
[08:54] <paipimenta> definitely not a regional google :-)
[08:54] <Primefalcon> shrey: try kppp
[08:54] <sebsebseb> paipimenta: toucher???
[08:54] <sebsebseb> paipimenta: what?
[08:54] <Curly_Q> Onats is your box a 32 bor 64 bit box?
[08:54] <paipimenta> sebsebseb: "touch" in French, term used for fenching point
[08:55] <paipimenta> first time I had seen !google
[08:55] <cabaro> gintulis:  tar cvpzf backup.tgz --exclude=/proc --exclude=/lost+found --exclude=/backup.tgz --exclude=/mnt --exclude=/sys --exclude=/media /
[08:55] <sebsebseb> paipimenta: ok,  but  I am not following you,  what about that?
[08:55] <shrey> I want to Create a dial-up Connection in Kubuntu like in Windows to connect my Broadband..Pls help how to Create.i m a new user
[08:55] <paipimenta> !google
[08:55] <Primefalcon> shrey: as I said try kppp
[08:55] <cabaro> ubottu said FU...
[08:55] <eepberries> is there any reason why a basic analog tv just won't work with ubuntu in heavy graphics mode? basic command line stuff is working but not even the live disc will get into full graphics mode properly
[08:56] <eepberries> i'm really not understanding this
[08:56] <cabaro> lol
[08:56] <oroz> are there any channels where i can get help with mouse problems
[08:56] <paipimenta> !plausible-deniability
[08:56] <paipimenta> !plausibledeniability
[08:56] <paipimenta> blah
[08:56] <cabaro> oroz, i think your problem was more related to 3d card than mouse
[08:56] <sebsebseb> !fishing |  paipimenta
[08:57] <onats> Curly_Q, no raid at all...
[08:57] <Primefalcon> shrey: before you ask again install the program kppp and it should be easy enough to dial up a connection with it
[08:57] <oroz> maybe, but my other nvidia did the same thing until i did something
[08:58] <onats> cabaro, how do you suggest i do that? buy a new one now?
[08:58] <paipimenta> wow, I think sebsebseb might be a second-layer bot
[08:58] <Dayofswords> question, when you upgrade to the next version like 9.10 when it comes out, would it be the same as if you just installed it normally from disc, other than the programs you had
[08:58] <onats> cabaro, i would like to be able to test the disk first...
[08:58] <onats> Curly_Q, my box is 64 bit, on ext3 FS
[08:58] <paipimenta> like vim to ex
[08:58] <Primefalcon> Dayofswords: not quote you wont have grub 2.0 or ext4
[08:58] <cabaro> onats: since your problem keeps coming when 3d enabled, i think its a driver issue
[08:59] <onats> cabaro, how do you know that?
[08:59] <onats> 3D enabled?
[08:59] <cabaro> you told us
[08:59] <onats> i did?
[08:59] <sebsebseb> Dayofswords: yep  Ext3 9.04 installs won't get upgraded to Ext4  9.10 installs
[08:59] <oroz> thanks
[08:59] <Dayofswords> 9.10 going to be ext4 only?
[09:00] <cabaro> onats: am i wrong, if so, please correct me. im not here to argue, my wife does that job
[09:00] <sebsebseb> paipimenta: as far as I know  attempting to wind people up in here a bit, doesn't really fit in with the channel guidelines
[09:00] <sebsebseb> !guideliens |  paipimenta
[09:00] <Primefalcon> Dayofswords: no it runs ext3 fine
[09:00] <sebsebseb> !guidelines |  paipimenta
[09:00] <onats> cabaro, well its true that i am running 3d on the desktop...
[09:00] <Curly_Q> Onats, the only thing I can say to you is that I had this problem a few years back. I was searching the entire net and all of the Linux channels. I was running a DUAL Pentium Processor SCSI RAID system. I had to FSCK the box many times to recover the system.
[09:00] <Primefalcon> Dayofswords: ext4 is just the newer later version
[09:00] <sebsebseb> Dayofswords: no
[09:00] <sebsebseb> Dayofswords: you can still do Ext3 and that, but Ext4 is worth having for / :)
[09:00] <Foxx_> hi - how do I select the ubuntu-server-minimalvm preseed without selecting it from the menu ? i'm setting up pxe and want that as my default option
[09:01] <onats> cabaro,but i wonder how it's related to the filesystem... i downloaded the latest ATI linux driver from ATI site
[09:01] <cabaro> onats_ try disabling 3d and see if the problem persists
[09:01] <shrey> Primefalcon: hey i have got it, but how can i install it in a computer where i dont have internet.
[09:01] <sebsebseb> Dayofswords: since  rather fast boot up, shut down, and disk checking after 23 or so boots
[09:01] <cabaro> you should see related logfiles in /var/log
[09:01] <onats> cabaro, ok will do that.. but I'm gonna miss it! lol
[09:01] <onats> Curly_Q, ok noted..
[09:02] <Primefalcon> shrey: request a cd from shipit when it comes out
[09:02] <Curly_Q> Onats are you running SCSI? I forgot to ask you that.
[09:02] <Primefalcon> shrey: or download and burn as iso and install it thus
[09:02] <Dayofswords> i havent really done much on my laptops 9.04 , so when 9.10 comes out, would it be a good idea just to wipe it and put a fresh 9.10?
[09:02] <shrey> Primefalcon: Thanks..
[09:02] <Primefalcon> oops
[09:02] <paipimenta> sebsebseb: just meant to be praise for your efficiency, not meant to ruffle any feathers... sorry for stealing processor cycles
[09:02] <cabaro> maybe /var/log/messages or /var/log/syslog  anyone here who knows which log does pci graphics cards log?
[09:02] <onats> Curly_Q, no, all in SATA
[09:02] <Ali_nz11> whats the fastest browser for Ubunut?
[09:02] <shrey> Primefalcon: ok
[09:02] <Curly_Q> OK.
[09:03] <sebsebseb> Ali_nz11: Opera I guess
[09:03] <sebsebseb> Ali_nz11: Konqueror is also pretty fast
[09:03] <LogicFan> Ali_nz, i think its the chrome alphas ;D
[09:03] <Ali_nz11> Ok, will try it. FF seems slow?
[09:03] <Primefalcon> Dayofswords: just download an iso and burn or request a cd and do it that way, and probaly 9.10 really is quite a jump
[09:03] <lstarnes> Ali_nz11: ff is usually fast enough
[09:03] <lstarnes> Ali_nz11: ubuntu 9.10 will be using 3.5 by default
[09:03] <Primefalcon> Dayofswords: when I triued ext4 a while back it kept freezing up at inoppertune times, they prob have that fixed now though
[09:04] <sebsebseb> !browser >  Ali_nz11
[09:04] <Ali_nz11> k
[09:04] <Dayofswords> Primefalcon: any idea if ext4 will be  defualt  on 9.10?
[09:04] <Curly_Q> Onats, keep in mind that 64 bit systems are the leading edge technology. Having said that, anything that is leading edge will have more problems untill all of the Techno-Geeks find the solution.
[09:05] <Primefalcon> Dayofswords: yes it is
[09:05] <sebsebseb> Primefalcon:   Dayofswords  yes  Ext4 is optional for 9.04, ,but becasue of the kernel they have in 9.04 and that, it's not perfectly stable
[09:05] <poi77> Hi! I am trying to change the cpu scaling scheme (as in the deskbar applet) from the command line. How can I do this?
[09:05] <Primefalcon> sebsebseb: so with 9.04 it's not recomended
[09:05] <sebsebseb> Dayofswords: yes it is, but not for  9.04  Ext3 upgrades for example
[09:06] <sebsebseb> Primefalcon: some will recommend it with 9.04  with a bit of warning, and others won't at all
[09:06] <Dayofswords> maybe kde will work in 9.10 on my laptop =p
[09:06] <onats> Curly_Q, you're prbably right.. just dont want to risk anything.. had some uncommitted sources on my desktop when it started to manifest that problem
[09:06] <Dayofswords> (eh, i dont like kde anyways)
[09:06] <Primefalcon> sebsebseb: I wouldn't when I tried it but admittedly that was a while back I had it freeze on installs and I had to manualy go in and wipe the dpkg folders to get rid of bad semi installs and lockjs
[09:07] <Primefalcon> sebsebseb: a lot of people would have probs working out how to do that
[09:08] <sebsebseb> Primefalcon: personally  I haven't had problems with Ext4 in 9.04, but some other people have
[09:08] <sebsebseb> Primefalcon: yeah and there used to be a dataloss issue
[09:08] <sebsebseb> Primefalcon: I think that's fixed in 9.04
[09:09] <Curly_Q> By the way, I always say this and I want to say this again. I am sure I speak for everyone here on this channel all 1282 members of this channel a huge THANK YOU for all of the technical support from not only myself but all of all the other Techs here. Many thanks guys and gals.   :)
[09:09] <Primefalcon> sebsebseb: probaly is this was about 4-5 months back so ext4 in ubuntu was still realatively new
[09:11] <sebsebseb> Primefalcon: they could have had a nice perfectly  stable  Ext4 in 9.04,  as  an optional upgrade, if they did things a bit differently regarding updates, but they don't.   I mean providing a proper kernel for it,  but also whatever else that makes it  properly stable.
[09:11] <Primefalcon> I'm looking forward to the later ATI open source drivers though in karmic since I am using an older x1300xt pro
[09:12] <sebsebseb> Primefalcon: I am looking forward to the nice stable  Ext4 in  Karmic by default, so can tell loads of people to do it :)   however unless that Ext3 to Ext4 conversion is good enough, they will have to clean install Ubuntu for full support
[09:12] <Primefalcon> sebsebseb: kinda too late to really worry about it now especialy since it's not an lts version or anything but in the future on dev systems I'll stick to default file systems sicne they'll be a bit more tested
[09:12] <Prohibited> What is the difference between the Ubuntu netbook version and the desktop version?
[09:13] <sebsebseb> Primefalcon: well these  non LTS versions are really for testing stuff
[09:13] <sebsebseb> Primefalcon: and doing new features
[09:13] <ectospasm> Prohibited: biggest difference is the default GUI
[09:13] <lstarnes> Prohibited: the netbook remix is lighter and specialised for use on netbooks
[09:13] <Primefalcon> sebsebseb: yeah wonder how upgrading will go with the unr since thats changed well a lot more than the desktop
[09:13] <Prohibited> hm
[09:14] <yankees> hi, can you tell me how to share file with writing IP address in nautilus? thanks..
[09:14] <Dayofswords> did i start something =p
[09:14] <sebsebseb> Primefalcon: I  would hope so in a way, because it's also pretty new,   was there one even for 8.10?
[09:15] <Primefalcon> sebsebseb: a unr I dont think so
[09:15] <Prohibited> lstarnes: I'm running a laptop with 1GB RAM, 1.8GHz processor, 27GB Hard drive, 16 MB graphics card. Would the netbook version be better for my computer?
[09:15] <_cabaro_> yankees for a windows share  smb://server/share
[09:15] <lstarnes> Prohibited: is it a netbook?
[09:15] <sebsebseb> Primefalcon: yep  I think 9.04 is the first  netbook remix
[09:15] <Prohibited> it's a laptop that is like 6 years old lol
[09:16] <lstarnes> Prohibited: possibly. xubuntu might suit it fine
[09:16] <lstarnes> Prohibited: you really need a bigger hd
[09:16] <Prohibited> i've got a 500GB external
[09:16] <Prohibited> lol
[09:16] <sebsebseb> Primefalcon: in a way we are off topic.   Anyway regarding major new stuff,  makes sense not to do it in the LTS first,  for example  KDE 4 as the default for Kubuntu was 8.10  rather than 8.04 where it was optional,   and  Gnome 3  won't be the default in 10.04 the next LTS,   but it probably will be optional in the repo
[09:16] <Primefalcon> sebsebseb: it's still beautiful though I have a asus 900ha here and well.... no problems only thing I wish is that the wifi was a bit more flexible when your traveling around it can tend to drop out and not pick up new routers within range and you have to reboot
[09:16] <Prohibited> lstarnes: how does Xubuntu differ from Ubuntu?
[09:17] <lstarnes> Prohibited: it uses xfce instead of gnome
[09:17] <lstarnes> Prohibited: it's also lighter
[09:17] <_cabaro_> prohibited 8TB RAiD
[09:17] <Prohibited> hmm
[09:17] <sebsebseb> Primefalcon: they did put pulseaudio in 8.04 first though, and then all those pulseaudio issues hmm
[09:17] <daivana> Who knows how to make compiz not afect soem of my programms??
[09:17] <sebsebseb> Primefalcon: ,but  pulseaudio was meant to be really good or whatever
[09:17] <ubuntistas> does wine suck ot it's just my idea?
[09:17] <Prohibited> lstarnes: thanks
[09:17] <amerinese> Does xfce work with most Gnome programs?
[09:17] <yankees> _cabaro_ : i mean between two ubuntu computer, i really need to copy my music folder :)
[09:17] <lstarnes> amerinese: yes
[09:17] <grawity> amerinese: Yes.
[09:18] <sebsebseb> ubuntistas: Wine does not suck
[09:18] <amerinese> Are there exceptions?
[09:18] <grawity> daivana: Compiz is a window manager, it affects all windows. You could try installing CCSM, most of the effects can be disabled there.
[09:18] <SANTY> HHHHHHHHYYYY
[09:18] <grawity> !ccsm | daivana
[09:18] <daivana> thanks
[09:18] <_cabaro_> yankees: easiest way is to install ssh server on the machine you want to.. actually ixnstall on both, sudo apt-get install ssh
[09:18] <grawity> amerinese: Xfce is basically just a different window manager + a different file browser + a different panel.
[09:18] <daivana> I have that
[09:19] <_cabaro_> then scp --help
[09:19] <amerinese> grawity: Okay cool... lightweight is good
[09:19] <ubuntistas> well i want to uninstall a software , i click remove and it's being installed again , how comes that doesn't suck? be realistic people, don't hear bullshits
[09:19] <grawity> amerinese: Actually, I once used xfwm4 with the rest GNOME.
[09:19] <lstarnes> ubuntistas: that word is not acceptable here
[09:19] <daivana> O want to know why is tilda not transparent, it just shows my dekstop but not what realy is behind it, I think compiz does something :)
[09:19] <Prohibited> sigh
[09:19] <ubuntistas> ok ok i apologize you're not being realistic at all dude
[09:20] <Prohibited> these mirrors were going really fast earlier, now they are going really slow. 350kb/s to 50kb/s
[09:20] <Prohibited> adding about 3h onto my downloads.
[09:20] <lstarnes> ubuntistas: if there is a bug in wine, you can report it to their developers so that they can try to fix it
[09:20] <grawity> daivana: That usually happens when there's no Compiz (or another compositing manager) at all :|
[09:20] <musikgoat1> Prohibited: try another mirror
[09:20] <amerinese> Anybody else having issues with Firefox?  I crash when it's fullsize on Youtube all the time... and also why the heck is the browser agent Shiretoko instead of Firefox 3.5?
[09:20] <sebsebseb> amerinese: ok
[09:20] <_cabaro_> yankees: scp file1 username@secondcomputername:/folderToCopy
[09:20] <sebsebseb> amerinese: yes  Flash can go bad in Firefox in Ubuntu, and things go rather bad
[09:20] <grawity> Prohibited: Change mirror? (wget, apt-get, other apps will just continue downloading from where you stopped.)
[09:20] <Primefalcon> ubuntistas: what program are you talking about doing this anyhow? i use wine a lot and havn't had this issue
[09:21] <daivana> thanks grawity
[09:21] <lstarnes> !ff35 | amerinese
[09:21] <iceroot> is this normal? i am running ubuntu on a 2GB RAM PC and ubuntu is using 1.8GB RAM (used + buffers) if i am putting 6GB into that pc and running the same! applications, ubuntu is using 3GB (used + buffers). so if there is more ram at the pc, linux is buffering more?
[09:21] <amerinese> sebsebseb: Is it possible to somehow isolate flash to another process maybe?
[09:21] <_cabaro_> yankees if you dont have proper dns resolution for your computers just replace computername with the IP address
[09:21] <amerinese> I don't want to lose my whole browser session on crash
[09:21] <Prohibited> grawity: only other New Zealand mirror has no file on the FTP.
[09:21] <sebsebseb> amerinese: also the true reason why  it's Shiretoko for 3.5  in  9.04,  is because they at least thought about how whilst 9.04  was the major release  3.5 would be released, but because of their security updates only from the repos thingey,  they reolized that they woudn't be able to put in the proper  Mozilla  3.5 version
[09:21] <grawity> iceroot: Is the CPU 32-bit or 64-bit? And the OS?
[09:21] <sebsebseb> amerinese: so basically put in the development version,  which is then made very similar to the final
[09:22] <sebsebseb> amerinese: or something like this, well those bot links should explain better than me really
[09:22] <iceroot> grawity: 64bit ubuntu on amd64 cpu
[09:22] <yankees> _cabaro_ : can you gimme an example what should i write in nautilus address bar, please.
[09:22] <grawity> iceroot: Then, maybe it just hasn't needed the extra RAM yet.
[09:22] <amerinese> sebsebseb: Okay, checking out now, but I think that is the package I have installed
[09:22] <sebsebseb> amerinese: Firefox  3.5.3  will be the default for Karmic final,  unless there's another point release for Firefox then maybe  3.5.4 for example instead
[09:22] <grawity> yankees: sftp://username@secondcomputername/
[09:22] <amerinese> Understood
[09:22] <_cabaro_> yankees if you have a problem with the commands then just install ssh on both machines and install filezilla, sudo apt-get install filezilla
[09:22] <sebsebseb> amerinese: that's the proper Firefox, with the branding and all that
[09:22] <sebsebseb> amerinese: the proper logo I mean
[09:23] <sebsebseb> amerinese: and user agent string for that matter
[09:24] <janrou> How do I get sound on flash videoes in firefox 3.0.14, ubuntu 9.04? I have followed instructions and got video in firefox without sound, and I have VLC and Mplayer playing mp3 files perfectly.
[09:24] <sebsebseb> amerinese: actsaully   that was one reason I got karmic early,  as well  as  having a good reason to repartition anyway
[09:24] <Prohibited> http://ftp.citylink.co.nz/ubuntu-releases/9.10/
[09:24] <amerinese> sebsebseb: how is that working out for you?  stable?
[09:24] <Prohibited> ( http://ftp.citylink.co.nz/ubuntu-releases/9.10/ ) no files on the FTPlol.
[09:24] <dilo> Is this the right place to get support?
[09:25] <lstarnes> dilo: for ubuntu, yes
[09:25] <sebsebseb> amerinese: I wanted  to use the proper  Firefox from the repo, rather than shiretoko, which I had been using  for a while anyway, before the clean install
[09:25] <yankees> grawity : if my computer name is emily and the other is em , what should i write?
[09:25] <cabaro> my nokia keeps shutting my network, so sorrry to anyone im trying to help
[09:25] <dilo> lstarnes, okay.
[09:25] <Soundaholic> hey
[09:25] <grawity> yankees: sftp://em/
[09:25] <sebsebseb> amerinese: and get newer stuff early, since I used Ubuntu since the second release  with Fedora Core 2 and 4 before it
[09:25] <cabaro> grawity:  thumbs up
[09:26] <sebsebseb> amerinese: well it's been better than  when I did 9.04 early
[09:26] <dilo> I want to install VNC on jaunty but i dont know how to install a *.sh script
[09:26] <sebsebseb> amerinese: stable though  well not quite
[09:26] <lstarnes> dilo: you run it
[09:26] <lstarnes> dilo: with sh file.sh
[09:26] <yankees> grawity : ok, thanks
[09:26] <sebsebseb> dilo: you don't need to do it like that you can get it from the repo
[09:26] <amerinese> sebsebseb: I see.  Man, this is a strange argument.  Why do they do it for branding, but then change the useragent?  They can have the blue globe and everything, but still leave the useragent firefox 3.5... it's for compatibility...
[09:26] <dilo> VCN is not free
[09:26] <Soundaholic> how do i change the sample rate of a song permanently  on ubuntu 8.04 LTS ( to be changed from 44.1khz to 48khz) , Audacity doesnt work on my box kindly suggest some other application to change it
[09:27] <grawity> dilo: VNC is free.
[09:27] <lstarnes> dilo: there are free vnc implementations
[09:27] <sebsebseb> amerinese: indeed I would have prefered the proper FIrefox user agent
[09:27] <dilo> oh okay, thankyou and let me try
[09:27] <eepberries> how can i use xrandr to change the login screen resolution?
[09:27] <cabaro> yankees: grawity's line should work,  but you have to install ssh (server) on the machine to connect first, sudo apt-get install ssh
[09:27] <grawity> Soundaholic: Increasing the sample rate? Is that even possible, and if it is - what's the point? Isn't it as useless as increasing the bitrate?
[09:27] <sebsebseb> amerinese: ,but  the blue globe is the devellopment version really,  and  I guess as a result it can't have the proper user agent string with Firefox in it, or that name
[09:27] <Primefalcon> sebsebseb: amerinese: so would of I prefered they keep it
[09:27] <dilo> It works, thankyou!
[09:28] <sebsebseb> amerinese: going back a few releases they actsaully put in a development verison of the proper Firefox :)
[09:28] <sebsebseb> amerinese: can't remember which release that was though
[09:28] <lstarnes> amerinese, sebsebseb: there are settings in about:config that can be used to change the useragent string
[09:28] <daivana> what is the temrinal comand to copy a file in to another folder where are write permisions
[09:28] <sebsebseb> amerinese: yes they put in a  Firefox beta
[09:28] <sebsebseb> lstarnes: I know
[09:28] <bullgard4> How can I make Launchpad a list of error reports which I have contributed to?
[09:28] <sebsebseb> lstarnes: ,but that would be lieing  really if changing the shiretoko one to the FIrefox one :D
[09:28] <eepberries> daivana sudo cp filename destination
[09:28] <daivana> thanks
[09:29] <sebsebseb> lstarnes: of course  that may help with  how browser market share is measured, but still what I said
[09:29] <eepberries> example: sudo cp /home/dude/hi.png /home/bro/hi.png
[09:29] <Primefalcon> sebsebseb: amerinese: lstarnes: you can also install useragent switcher but thats kidna not the point most people wont change it and if you want to interact with it you it makes things harder for stats
[09:29] <amerinese> lstarnes: yeah, I'm more concerned about the default is all, i'm using a user agent switcher when i run into problems... not just for myself, but for anyone installing... a sane default
[09:29] <dilo> 2. problem ;)
[09:29] <sebsebseb> Primefalcon: I changed it :)   this time in Karmic, since  the proper en gb stuff comes in later or whatever,   I removed the en us  in the user agent so it would say en :)
[09:30] <dilo> i need to install .DOT NET Framework with wine but during the installation there comes a big error message
[09:30] <sebsebseb> Primefalcon: changed in about:config
[09:30] <eepberries> anybody know how i can use xrandr to change resolution at the login screen?
[09:31] <yankees> _cabaro_ : ok. thank you. anyway, why can't i send file from my phone to ubuntu machine with bluetooth?
[09:31] <cabaro> vonmixu: moi
[09:31] <sebsebseb> Primefalcon: the  whole shiretoko for 3.5   in 9.04,  has kind of confussed a lot of users really,  and so not really a great thing
[09:31] <dilo> i need to install .DOT NET Framework with wine but during the installation there comes a big error message <- help please ;)
[09:31] <Primefalcon> sebsebseb: I have it listed in useragent switcher myself I use that a lot to imitate ie8 and such it helps form a web designer and php programming perspective to be able to change agents for testing
[09:31] <sebsebseb> Primefalcon: indeed at that
[09:32] <lstarnes> dilo: we can't really help you if we don't know what the error message is
[09:32] <grawity> dilo: How are you installing it?
[09:32] <sebsebseb> Primefalcon: make sure  it changes back to the proper one when your done though :)
[09:32] <dilo> lstarnes, well its to big for posting here
[09:32] <Primefalcon> sebsebseb: of course, who wants to give microsoft undue credit
[09:32] <grawity> dilo: Pastebin.
[09:32] <lstarnes> !pastebin | dilo
[09:32] <sebsebseb> Primefalcon: exactly
[09:32] <dilo> just a sec
[09:32] <grawity> dilo: Also, _why_ are you installing .NET?
[09:33] <sebsebseb> Primefalcon:  who wants to help with market share for the worst browser of all Internet Explorer
[09:34] <sebsebseb> Primefalcon: that actsaully knows about this stuff, so sadly not most web users,  anyway off topic now
[09:34] <dilo> grawity, for a basic programm
[09:34] <Primefalcon> sebsebseb: have to admit though that ie has made a lot of inroads for standards, I just wish they would of enforced standards mode on it from a web programers perspective ie6 and 7 are damm nightmares to deal with
[09:34] <grawity> dilo: Have you tried Mono, or doesn't it work with your program?
[09:34] <dilo> grawity, never heard of mono
[09:34] <sebsebseb> Primefalcon: what do you mean inroads for standards?
[09:35] <Primefalcon> sebsebseb: and with ie8 default using ie7 rendering it doesn't really help matters
[09:35] <dilo> lstarnes, here's the paste
[09:35] <dilo> http://paste.ubuntu.com/285258/
[09:35] <ectospasm> mono (the software framework project, not mononucleosis) is great
[09:35] <grawity> dilo: Mono is the .NET runtime for Linux.
[09:35] <avemowvip> s'il vous plait
[09:35] <dilo> grawity, sound great ;)
[09:35] <dilo> *sounds
[09:35] <janrou> How do I get sound on flash videoes in firefox 3.0.14, ubuntu 9.04? I have followed instructions and got video in firefox without sound, and I have VLC and Mplayer playing mp3 files perfectly. <- help needed
[09:35] <ectospasm> Novell has released Moonlight, an open-source Silverlight plugin, that works great
[09:36] <Primefalcon> sebsebseb: proper w3c code that looks the same across all the browser, I don't know if you do webdesign but with ie you have to do a lot of double coding just to fix ie bugs
[09:36] <dilo> grawity, can i install it over synaptic?
[09:36] <grawity> dilo: Yes.
[09:36] <dilo> grawity, great
[09:36] <lstarnes> dilo: you might want to send that error message in a bug report to wine's developers
[09:36] <grawity> dilo: It doesn't run _all_ programs yet (and .NET apps written for Windows look ugly-ish), but try it first before messing with Wine.
[09:36] <dilo> lstarnes, alright! thankyou
[09:36] <sebsebseb> Primefalcon: I have made websites before, and  made sure the pages validted and yeah,  so I know things,  indeed  all that extra work that many proper web developers have to do for silly IE, because it has most of the market still sadly
[09:37] <eepberries> anybody know how i can use xrandr to change the resolution at the login screen? the video mode for my monitor is set incorrectly
[09:37] <dilo> grawity, okay! thankyou very much
[09:37] <sebsebseb> Primefalcon: Ubuntu is like a big win :)   for a lot of things,   Firefox by default instead of that horrible browser,  Open Office instead of Microsoft Office, etc
[09:37] <sebsebseb> Primefalcon: of course a lot of other distros  that applys to as well,   and we are off topic hmm
[09:38] <Primefalcon> sebsebseb: its about 3 times the the work since ie6 and 7 render cmpletely different than complient browsers such as opera or ff but they in turn render completely different than each other which complicates matters even further
[09:38] <sebsebseb> Primefalcon: if you want to continue for a bit we should take it to pm or #ubuntu-offtopic really
[09:39] <N3O> I'm using ubuntu 9.04 .
[09:39] <Primefalcon> seb yah I should prob be finishing off the code im doing and head off to bed its 3:39am here lol
[09:39] <Dayofswords> i noticed have alot of "iefix" iehack"  stuff in thei website's source
[09:39] <N3O> Now i wanna install kubuntu 9.04 from cd with ubuntu. what i have to do ?
[09:39] <rsk> N3O: apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[09:40] <MenZa> N3O: Why use a CD? You can install kubuntu-desktop from the repositories instead.
[09:40] <Buckie> Does anyone inhere know anything about crontab ?
[09:40] <grawity> MenZa: Let me guess, very slow intertube.
[09:40] <MenZa> grawity: A possibility.
[09:40] <grawity> Buckie: Yes, what's your problem?
[09:40] <bullgard4> How can I make Launchpad to produce a list of error reports which I have contributed to?
[09:40] <N3O> MenZa , actually my download is not limitless. also i have the cd right now.
[09:40] <cabaro> melik: install ubutntu from that cd then run sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[09:41] <MenZa> bullgard4: Try #launchpad
[09:41] <Buckie> grawity, the problem is that I want to run a script every minute, so i figure out it must be like 5 stars - when i exit vim and checks with crontab - l it tells me there is "no crontab for user"
[09:41] <MenZa> N3O: Ah, that explains it.
[09:41] <N3O> cabaro,  this gives me some dependency error.
[09:41] <grawity> Buckie: How are you editing the crontab?
[09:41] <bullgard4> MenZa: I will. Thank you.
[09:41] <lstarnes> Buckie: what vim command are you using when you exit?
[09:41] <Buckie> grawity, with vim and pico
[09:41] <grawity> Buckie: What _command_?
[09:42] <N3O> MenZa ,  can you please tell me the steps. from add my cdrom as repo to install kde.
[09:42] <Buckie> crontab -e it runs pico
[09:42] <lstarnes> Buckie: it's likely nano instead of pico
[09:42] <ectospasm> Buckie: depends on what $EDITOR or $VISUAL are
[09:42] <cabaro> n3o: what gives an dependency error?
[09:42] <ectospasm> ...I can't stand pico, so I set mine to vim
[09:42] <grawity> Buckie: Hmm. How are you exiting the editor? Does it really save the file? Can you check /var/spool/cron? (It's actually nano, not pico, but that doesn't matter.)
[09:43] <MenZa> N3O: I'm afraid I'm not sure. Have a look at System -> Administration -> Software Sources
[09:44] <Yondering> anyone playing with the 9.10 netbook remix beta?  I seem to be lacking /boot/grub/menu.lst, wondering what's changed that I should be looking for now..
[09:44] <cabaro> neo: pastebin your /etc/apt/sources.list
[09:44] <daivana> who can help me in ISo mounting????? Strange that some time ago I could mount iso images but now when I try to mount nothing happens ://
[09:44] <MenZa> Yondering: We have grub2 now. It's new, and sexy. Also, #ubuntu+1 for Karmic, please.
[09:44] <MenZa> !iso | daivana
[09:44] <Yondering> MenZa, thank you
[09:44] <Buckie> grawity, How can i check that it made the changes i saved ?
[09:44] <N3O> MenZa , ya how can i add my kubuntu cd as repo here ?
[09:44] <MenZa> N3O: Like I said, I don't know.
[09:44] <Buckie> wrote*
[09:44] <fahadsadah> !apt-cd
[09:44] <fahadsadah> !cd
[09:44] <MenZa> N3O: Mount the CD and point to /media/cdrom0 likely
[09:44] <MenZa> !msgthebot | fahadsadah
[09:44] <SUPEROGT> Hi, i've installed 9.10 and looks good, with some minor issues, but one thing is bothering me is that i can't use my madwifi drivers. I blacklisted ath5k and ath9k, patched and compiled but nothing. I do that usualli on 9.04 without problems even on kernel updates. Any idea about this ?
[09:45] <N3O> MenZa ok then ?
[09:45] <grawity> Buckie: Well, sudo cat /var/spool/cron/crontabs/$USER
[09:45] <MenZa> SUPEROGT: Generally, you don't want madwifi, you *want* ath5k. Try #ubuntu+1, however - this is only for 6.06 - 9.04.
[09:45] <eepberries> anybody know how i can use xrandr to change the resolution at the login screen? the video mode for my monitor is set incorrectly
[09:45] <MenZa> SUPEROGT: Protip: madwifi is ancient and deprecated.
[09:46] <daivana> mount: can't find DVNFTCD1.ISO01.ISO in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab
[09:46] <daivana> what does it mena?
[09:46] <SUPEROGT> oh thanks MenZa and no, i don't want ath5k, don't works fine for me.
[09:46] <lstarnes> daivana: what full command are you using?
[09:46] <Buckie> grawity, no such file or directory
[09:46] <daivana> oh :)
[09:46] <daivana> sudo mount -o -loop DVNFTCD1.ISO01.ISO
[09:47] <daivana> oh my fould
[09:47] <daivana> fault
[09:47] <lstarnes> daivana: -o loop, not -o -loop
[09:47] <lstarnes> daivana: and you need a mount point for it
[09:47] <MenZa> daivana: Also, you're missing a target.
[09:47] <daivana> how dfo I asing a target?
[09:47] <cabaro> daivana: wrong path to the iso file.  mount -o loop /path/to/isofile /mnt/folderYouMade
[09:47] <daivana> thank you
[09:47] <sam2> I am using internal modem(PCI card), but i can't see /dev/modem .why?
[09:48] <janrou> Are you the coaching ubuntu cool guy 8-) that helps me getting sound on flash videoes in firefox 3.0.14, ubuntu 9.04?
[09:48] <lstarnes> janrou: which flash plugin are you using?
[09:48] <janrou> Istarnes: adobe
[09:49] <grawity> sam2: It might be a so-called "Winmodem" - a quite dumb card which makes the Windows drivers do everything... Cheap to produce, but hard to use in Linux.
[09:49] <lstarnes> janrou: try this: go to system > preferences > sound and change everything to use PulseAudio Sound Server (except the last option involving hardware mixers)
[09:49] <eepberries> can somebody tell me if this xorg.conf file looks good? i'm trying to force xorg to use a certain resolution but it doesn't seem to be working http://pastebin.com/m36c538f
[09:50] <grawity> sam2: If it isn't, check for /dev/ttyS* - that's how serial ports are presented. And internal modems, I think, are connecting through a virtual serial port, or something like that.
[09:50] <janrou> Istarnes: PulseAudio server do not produce sound, we better go p2p chatting, because I have followed the most relevant procedurs I could find.
[09:51] <conb123> What stage is karmic in at the moment?
[09:51] <MenZa> conb123: Beta. Brokenly.
[09:51] <sebsebseb> conb123: Beta
[09:51] <lstarnes> conb123: beta; ask in #ubuntu+1 for further info
[09:51] <Buckie> grawity, the file it edit when i run crontab -e is /tmp/crontab.iUijs0/crontab
[09:51] <paipimenta> BOO YA!  I just manually deleted and remade (hence resized) my LVM partition by one cylinder!
[09:51] <lstarnes> janrou: are you runnig anything else that uses sound when you try to view videos in firefox?
[09:51] <lstarnes> *running
[09:51] <Primefalcon> conb123: first stage beta actualy went into beta on the second I think
[09:51] <conb123> MenZa: So it wouldn't be worth me grabbing it from update-manager just yet?
[09:52] <paipimenta> and the beginning did not start on a cylinder boundary..... CRAPPY!
[09:52] <grawity> Buckie: When you close $EDITOR, 'crontab' is supposed to check that file's syntax and move it to the right place.
[09:52] <raven> hello - i need some help to record from a dv-cam please.... tnx
[09:52] <MenZa> conb123: Depends if you feel like testing it. It runs alright for me, and it seems to for most people, but bear in mind it is *not* a production release.
[09:52] <cabaro> buckie: thats a temp file
[09:52] <Buckie>  grawity ahh, so ctrl + z is a bad idea ?
[09:52] <janrou> Istarnes: no! The flash video shows up perfectly but without sound.
[09:52] <grawity> Buckie: Yep
[09:52] <Buckie> lol
[09:52] <El_joker> Hi
[09:53] <lstarnes> janrou: even with everything set to use pulseaudio?
[09:53] <Noun> im trying to get ipv6 to work on ubuntu but i cant ping my gateway or connect to irc
[09:53] <conb123> MenZa: Right yeah, how long until it is released, they bring out a new one every like 6 months or something isn't it?
[09:53] <Buckie> grawity, still dont work though
[09:53] <grawity> Noun: How are you setting it up?
[09:53] <MenZa> October 29th, conb123 - and yes, there's a new release out every six months, co-inciding with GNOME's release cycle.
[09:53] <lstarnes> conb123: 9.10 = 10th month of 2009
[09:54] <conb123> Ok then i think i shall wait until the 29th then thanks guys
[09:54] <lstarnes> conb123: wait until a few days afterwards or you will have slow downloading from the mirrirs
[09:54] <lstarnes> *mirrors
[09:54] <einand> anyone running kermic and firefox 3.5 here?
[09:54] <conb123> lstarnes: i usually use the torrent
[09:54] <janrou> Why should I use the PulseAudio Server, when it does not produce any test sound in System|Preference|Sound?
[09:54] <lstarnes> einand: #ubuntu+1 is for questions about karmic
[09:55] <MenZa> einand: Several. Even more in #ubuntu+1, which is where you should be asking about Karmic :)
[09:55] <lstarnes> janrou: use it anyway and see if it works with flash
[09:55] <lstarnes> janrou: if it doesn't, then switch back to the settings you had before
[09:55] <einand> lstarnes and MenZa tnx
[09:55] <Buckie> grawity, I know what i did wrong now :$
[09:55] <Ali_nz11> how do you work out what graphics chipset you are using? and is it better to install a driver or will the default be just as good?
[09:56] <Buckie> grawity, thx for the help
[09:56] <Gnea> Ali_nz11: lspci | grep VGA
[09:56] <cabaro> ali_nzll: lspci
[09:56] <Ali_nz11> ok- and driver?
[09:56] <janrou> I have just forund a PulseAudio set up, where nothing is set up. Do I have set it to grant access to firefox allowing it send sounddat to the sound hardware?
[09:56] <daivana> how d oyou unmount?\
[09:56] <daivana> sudo umount /path/
[09:56] <daivana> ?
[09:56] <Dr_Willis> daivana:  thats one way
[09:57] <daivana> it doesnt work :)
[09:57] <Severity1> !umount
[09:57] <cabaro> !mount
[09:57] <Dr_Willis> perhaps if you state a bit more details......
[09:57] <daivana> I mounted a iso image and I want tounount it
[09:57] <daivana> unmount*
[09:58] <lstarnes> daivana: umount /path/to/mount/point
[09:58] <N3O> can anybody tell me how can i install kubuntu inside ubuntu from cdrom ?
[09:58] <daivana> thx
[09:58] <daivana> stil mountedf
[09:58] <daivana> ://
[09:58] <grawity> N3O: Run 'sudo apt-cdrom'
[09:58] <Severity1> what did you use to mount that iso?
[09:58] <lstarnes> daivana: make sure that you used that with sudo and the correct mount point
[09:58] <ubuntistas> does anybody know how can i use jaadu to connect to internet via bluetooth or wi-fi vi my cellphone?
[09:59] <daivana> sudo mount -o loop /home/daivana/DVNFTCD1.ISO01.iso /mnt/cdrom
[09:59] <cabaro> daivana: use sudo.. sudo umount /path/
[09:59] <lstarnes> daivana: sudo umount /mnt/cdrom
[09:59] <daivana> it wont unmount it :/
[09:59] <Dr_Willis> close all out all apps accessing it also.
[09:59] <N3O> grawity ok then ?
[10:00] <janrou> Istarnes: I'll give it the 1001 try ...
[10:00] <sam2> In case of internal modem(PCI card),which is /dev file. /dev/modem or /dev/ttys0 or /dev/ttyACM0 or /dev/ttyl0 ?
[10:00] <ubuntistas> does anybody know how can i  to connect to internet via bluetooth or wi-fi from my cellphone?
[10:01] <daivana> there are some folder in the mount point, but when I try to acces them it says its deleted
[10:01] <N3O> grawity , sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[10:01] <N3O> grawity , give me this following error
[10:01] <paipimenta> anyone know how I could view the physical extents used on a physical volume? (LVM)
[10:01] <daivana> everything is ok now
[10:01] <N3O> grawity , E: Couldn't find package kubuntu-desktop
[10:02] <daivana> thanks for the help people
[10:02] <grawity> N3O: Hmm, sudo apt-get update?
[10:02] <cabaro> daivana: lsof | grep pathOfMountpoint
[10:02] <cabaro> to see which files are open
[10:03] <daivana> for the future thanks
[10:03] <cabaro> like.. lsof | grep /usr/bin
[10:04] <paipimenta> how would I search for manual entries with regular expressions?
[10:04] <_21h_> after upgrade to 910 i see some bugs. if switch desktop resolution to 1280x1024 all icons and wallpaper hiding, but if i made 1024x768 all works fine. anybody knows how ti fix this?
[10:04] <paipimenta> like if I want to search for something like pextents, I could search for *ext*
[10:05] <Guest20123> oh
[10:05] <mrfelton> Hi
[10:05] <Dr_Willis> _21h_:  see #ubuntu+1 for 9.10 issues
[10:05] <grawity> paipimenta: recursive grep on /usr/share/man?
[10:05] <Guest20123> ...
[10:05] <mrfelton> I've been running Wirishark to try and work out why my network is being so crappy...
[10:06] <ubuntistas> does anybody know how can i  to connect to internet via bluetooth or wi-fi from my cellphone?
[10:06] <mrfelton> One thing I have noticed is continuall traffic using the SSDP service
[10:06] <Guest20123> cellphone?
[10:06] <mrfelton> It seems to be coming from my router
[10:06] <mrfelton> anyone know about this?
[10:06] <N3O> grawity, W: Skipping non-exisiting file /cdrom/dists/jaunty/main/binary-i386/Packages
[10:07] <N3O> grawity gives me that when i give sudo apt-cdrom add
[10:07] <grawity> mrfelton: SSDP is something UPnP-related, I think. You could disable it in the router's configuration (but it's sometimes useful for automatic port forwarding)
[10:08] <daivana> what is the temrinal comand to create folder in a fodler with permissions
[10:08] <bullgard4> I run Windows Selector to move Firefox 3.5.3 to another workspace. Now my computer is frozen. Only I could move the mouse cursor. But clicking on any button has no effect. Ctrl+Alt+F1 has no effect. Alt+SysRq+K produced a black display screen. What "project" or package should I attribute to my Launchpad bug report? What log schould I attach?
[10:08] <daivana> I know I have to ise google but you guys are faster ; D:D
[10:09] <lstarnes> daivana: mkdir is usually used for making directories
[10:09] <daivana> thank you
[10:09] <RadJohn> Is the ATI Radeon X1300 video card able to run on Ubuntu 8.04 LTS (Hardy Heron)?
[10:10] <paipimenta> grawity: what would the pattern be fore that?
[10:10] <paipimenta> grawity: *ext* in regex form
[10:10] <RadJohn> Anyone know anything about installing a Radeon X1300 video card on Hardy?
[10:11] <paipimenta> grep -r /*ext*/ /usr/share/man
[10:11] <peterretief> anyone got Native Client in Chrome working
[10:11] <ubuntistas> does anybody know how can i  to connect to internet via bluetooth or wi-fi from my cellphone?
[10:11] <cabaro> :       /(ext)/
[10:11] <lstarnes> peterretief: try man -k ext
[10:11] <grawity> paipimenta: grep -r 'ext' /usr/share/man
[10:11] <grawity> paipimenta: Or, egrep -r '[^ ]ext[^ ]'
[10:12] <paipimenta> if I can find this out..... I'll be able to manually adjust my partition table, and move my whole LVM partition snug up against my 50Meg /boot
[10:12] <paipimenta> what's the [^ ] part?
[10:12] <lstarnes> peterretief: no space
[10:13] <peterretief> lstarnes: thank
[10:13] <peterretief> s
[10:13] <Ali_nz11> when I add a user and login I get No Directory, logging in with HOME=/ - how do I fix this?
[10:13] <lstarnes> Ali_nz11: you might need to specify a home directory for that user
[10:14] <cabaro> ali_nzzl: nano /etc/passwd
[10:14] <Ali_nz11> lstarnes: when createing the user?
[10:14] <Ali_nz11> cabaro: yep - and then?
[10:14] <bigmack83> karmic!
[10:14] <lstarnes> Ali_nz11: yes
[10:14] <cwickert> how to search several 'products' in launchpad, e.g. all Xfce related bugs although these are more than 20 packages?
[10:14] <lstarnes> Ali_nz11: or with usermod or another account info modifier
[10:14] <bigmack83> is there a room for talking about karmic, or is this room alright?
[10:15] <lstarnes> bigmack83: #ubuntu+1
[10:15] <bigmack83> thanks
[10:15] <cabaro> /etc/passwd has the home folder in the syntax
[10:15] <lstarnes> cabaro: /etc/passwd shouldn't be edited directly
[10:16] <cabaro> yah :)
[10:16] <Ali_nz11> so something like useradd user -d user
[10:16] <Prohibited> Ubuntu torrents ftw
[10:16] <Prohibited> 340kb/s
[10:16] <lstarnes> Ali_nz11: -d /home/user
[10:17] <grawity> Prohibited: kb or kB?
[10:17] <Prohibited> kilo bytes
[10:17] <rsk> not bits?
[10:17] <Prohibited> no, not bits lol
[10:17] <grawity> b = bit, B = byte.
[10:17] <Prohibited> fine then
[10:17] <grawity> mb = millibit.
[10:17] <Prohibited> kB/s
[10:18] <Prohibited> d= now my upload is going higher
[10:18] <Prohibited> 30kb/s
[10:18] <Ali_nz11> what about -m?
[10:19] <rsk> what about him
[10:19] <cabaro> grawity: millibit :) almost a bit, actually one thousand of a bit but not really. This should work on a lot of true/false statements
[10:19] <lstarnes> Ali_nz11: that will make the home directory if ir doesn't exist already
[10:19] <lstarnes> *it
[10:19] <Ali_nz11> hmmm, type useradd user -d /home/user -p password
[10:20] <Ali_nz11> it creates the user but wont accept the password?
[10:20] <Prohibited> #ubuntu+1 I think
[10:20] <Prohibited> meh i accidently scrolled up, saw old chat.
[10:22] <Ali_nz11> grrrr, I am still getting No Directory logging in with home
[10:23] <lstarnes> Ali_nz11: use useradd user -d /home/user -m -p password
[10:24] <Ali_nz11> lstarnes: ok
[10:24] <qbll> 请问下ubuntu里面安装nvidia tnt2显卡怎么装不上?要怎么才能装上
[10:24] <Ali_nz11> thanks - that worked
[10:25] <Keiffer> Hi. Do you recommend using the 64bit version of Ubuntu? Do I have access tho all apps in 32bit version?
[10:26] <lstarnes> Keiffer: there may be some minor compatibility issues, but almost everything in the 32-bit version works in the 64-bit version
[10:27] <qbll> 32-bit version
[10:29] <lucho> ·lixt
[10:29] <lucho> hola
[10:30] <paipimenta> anyone know how I can view exactly which physical extents my logical volumes are taking up? I've done it before, a pre-pvmove command
[10:30] <qbll> how I setup nvidia tnt2
[10:31] <qbll> who is know?
[10:32] <raven> where can i change the passwords on a ssh-server-system? i cannot login to this....
[10:33] <Keiffer> Another question. Gnome or KDE?
[10:33] <lstarnes> raven: do you have physical access to the system?
[10:33] <lstarnes> Keiffer: that is personal preference
[10:33] <raven> yes
[10:33] <Dr_Willis> Keiffer:  install them both.. try them both.
[10:33] <jamieleshaw> Hello, does bluetooth work out of box with ubuntu on eee pc 1005Ha-H:
[10:33] <lstarnes> raven: if you can physically access it, you can use passwd from a terminal on it
[10:33] <Keiffer> Dr_willis, both on the same Ubuntu?
[10:33] <lstarnes> Keiffer: yes
[10:34] <Dr_Willis> Keiffer:  yes.. that doable...
[10:34] <Dr_Willis> Keiffer:  install the ubuntu-desktop, kubuntu-desktop packages.. you may wan tto try  xubuntu-desktop also
[10:34] <Dr_Willis> did i miss any other -desktops we got now?
[10:34] <Guest97505> hi
[10:34] <Keiffer> xubuntu is xcfe?
[10:34] <Dr_Willis> Keiffer:  or try out the live desktop cd's and see what you like
[10:34] <qbll> yes
[10:34] <Dr_Willis> xubuntu - xfce  yes.
[10:35] <alibaba_> има ли българи тук за помощ ?
[10:35] <jamieleshaw> Dr_Willis, yes you forgot mythbuntu-desktop
[10:35] <Guest97505> ls *ubuntu*
[10:35] <raven> lstarnes, i do not understand what's goning on here the user has no password any more and also with root i cannot login with the given password.... anything does not work here...
[10:35] <Dr_Willis> jamieleshaw:  well thats more of a speciality :)
[10:36] <jamieleshaw> Dr_willis heheheh
[10:36] <nancy> hi
[10:36] <lstarnes> raven: it might require public-key authentication, but you'll have to check the configuration of the ssh server for that
[10:36] <raven> ok where can i do this on the server?
[10:36] <indus> Amaranth, hi
[10:37] <lstarnes> raven: look at /etc/ssh/sshd_config
[10:37] <raven> ok tnx
[10:37] <lstarnes> raven: it likely allows password authentication unless you changed it to not allow it
[10:37] <indus> anyone know how to restore grub with alternate cd
[10:39] <jamieleshaw> Hello, does bluetooth work out of box with ubuntu on asus eee pc 1005HA-H
[10:39] <banisterfiend> anyone else here really really lagged?
[10:39] <Keiffer> http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/kdegnome
[10:39] <Keiffer> so the differences are entirely based on appereance and style-of-use?
[10:39] <Keiffer> between DEs?
[10:40] <lstarnes> Keiffer: the cores are different too
[10:40] <Dr_Willis> Keiffer:  they are very differnt in many ways.  go track down  a live cd for both and test them, both out
[10:40] <lstarnes> Keiffer: kde uses qt for widgets while gnome and xfce use gtk
[10:40] <raven> lstarnes,
[10:40] <Dr_Willis> Keiffer:  or just install both then select the one to try out at the login window.
[10:40] <raven> empty password does not work as like as the root login..... i do not why...
[10:40] <lucho> hola hola
[10:40] <Keiffer> This won't affect my system performances?
[10:41] <raven> lstarnes, do i have to restart the ssh-server?
[10:41] <lstarnes> raven: by default, sshd does not allow root loins
[10:41] <lstarnes> *logins
[10:41] <Keiffer> I really need a stable environment but also i want to learn some new stuff
[10:41] <lstarnes> raven: configuration changes usually require a restart
[10:41] <raven> lstarnes, i changed do yes
[10:41] <lstarnes> raven: so try sudo invoke-rc.d sshd restart
[10:41] <raven> ok tnx
[10:42] <Guest57607> hello from france
[10:42] <Dr_Willis> Keiffer:  then track down a kubuntu live cd and test out kubuntu,  and see if you like it.
[10:43] <raven> lstarnes, "invoke-rc.d: unknown initscript, /etc/init.d/ssht not found" strange thing here....
[10:43] <lstarnes> raven: sshD, not sshT
[10:43] <lstarnes> raven: lowercase
[10:43] <lucho> ha desapaercido la lista de nicks
[10:43] <raven> oh right
[10:43] <BlouBlou> !es > lucho
[10:44] <msk> !hello
[10:44] <Guest57607> #ubuntu.fr
[10:44] <msk> !ubuntu
[10:44] <raven> lstarnes, "invoke-rc.d: unknown initscript, /etc/init.d/ssht not found" strange thing here...
[10:44] <raven> sry
[10:44] <lstarnes> Guest57607: I think you want to use /join #ubuntu-fr
[10:44] <raven> same thing with sshd
[10:44] <grawity> raven: Try just 'ssh'
[10:45] <Guest47287> I have a problem with my nVidia GeForce 9500 on Ubuntu Hardy
[10:45] <Keiffer> Do you think that using Virtual Machines is good for me, wanting a good stable system and to test linuxes too?
[10:45] <lucho> tanks
[10:45] <raven> oh yes tnx - seems that i am still sleeping
[10:45] <axelvincent> hi
[10:45] <grawity> raven: Some distributions use 'sshd', others have 'ssh' for the script name
[10:45] <Dr_Willis> Keiffer:  virtualbox is rather easy to get going and  good to test things in.
[10:45] <Guest47287> the card looks installed, I have the NVIDIA splash at the boot and nvidia settings works
[10:46] <Guest47287> however compiz does not activate
[10:46] <soreau> Guest47287: If you would like to come to #compiz, we will help you get compiz working
[10:46] <Guest47287> if I call COMPIZ from command line it says "another windows manager is active"
[10:46] <lstarnes> Guest47287: compiz --replace
[10:46] <banisterfiend> !ping
[10:47] <Keiffer> Dr_Willis, good to know, thanks for the advice. Can I use it for daily Windows Apps? I need to work in Corel and Adobe apps.
[10:47] <Guest47287> I tried compiz replace but the screen gets funny, now window top
[10:47] <Guest47287> OK I try to join #compiz
[10:47] <Guest47287> ?
[10:48] <nightvisio> hi
[10:50] <Dr_Willis> Keiffer:  virtualbox can run windows..
[10:51] <lstarnes> Keiffer: there is also wine for some windoes apps
[10:51] <lstarnes> *window
[10:51] <lstarnes> oops, windows
[10:51] <ashford> I lost my sound (Realtek AC'97 onboard)
[10:52] <mrfelton> What is ubiquity? I notice it starts at boot... Do I need it?
[10:52] <trancefat> Hello
[10:52] <grawity> !info ubiquity
[10:52] <grawity> Hmmm.
[10:53] <grawity> That really shouldn't be starting on boot.
[10:53] <mrfelton> grawity: well, it's there in sysv-rc-conf
[10:53] <trancefat> I m having some trouble installing Ubuntu 9.04 on a relatively old computer(2005) but was upgraded last year with a new graphic card and some ram and hd space
[10:53] <mrfelton> set to start at levels 2, 3, 4 & 5
[10:54] <trancefat> i ve inserted the Ubuntu 9.04 CD and booted
[10:54] <trancefat> firstly the keyboard seems to hand at the selectionof Language
[10:54] <trancefat> and then after the 30 seconds are over
[10:54] <trancefat> the CD proceeds
[10:54] <trancefat> keyboard is not hung anymore
[10:55] <trancefat> but the CD stops at a page with a long list of messages like init:tty1 main process ended , respawning
[10:55] <trancefat> what could be wrong
[10:56] <mrfelton> grawity: I take it I can disable that then.. it seems to be some king of system installer
[10:56] <mrfelton> but, I already have the system installed!
[10:56] <emanux> how to setup ldap server?
[10:56] <ashford> I wonder if anyone else had audio difficulties.  I have a linux driver package (realtek-linux-audiopack) but it has manual instructions for installation that speak to modprobe.conf or conf.modules in /etc (there are no such files).
[10:56] <mrfelton> god knows why it runs as a service
[10:58] <ashford> join #ubuntu
[10:58] <eepberries> anybody know how i can use xrandr to change resolution at the login screen?
[10:59] <tjz> just a dumb question
[10:59] <tjz> do you use antivirus on your ubuntu?
[10:59] <tjz> :D
[10:59] <grawity> tjz: I don't, and I guess most people don't either.
[10:59] <trancefat> maybe everone s busy, i can come some other time, thanks anyways
[10:59] <lstarnes> !virus | tjz
[10:59] <tjz> i doubt there is any antivirus?
[11:00] <grawity> trancefat: Not really - they just don't know the answer.
[11:00] <lstarnes> tjz: there is clamav for some limited scanning for windows viruses
[11:00] <maniel> hi
[11:00] <lstarnes> tjz: unix-like systems (such as linux) may be affected by rootkits, which are another form of malware less prevalent than viruses
[11:00] <FloodBot3> !netsplit
[11:01] <tjz> is there some flood just now??
[11:01] <grawity> tjz: No, just a netsplit... some Freenode server has lost its connection temporarily.
[11:01] <SharpRain> netsplit mate :)
[11:02] <maniel> why apt wantw to replace my custom build packages [originals were segfaulting] with the same versions from repository [which doesn't work, that's why i've build them by my self]
[11:02] <maniel> *wants
[11:03] <Hasanibrahim1> hi everyone
[11:03] <banisterfiend> SharpRain, are you an aussie, mate?
[11:03] <lstarnes> maniel: apt has a preference for packages from the official repos
[11:03] <SharpRain> what is the best download manager with threading, downloading files in multiple chunks then putting it back together (forgot what that was called), proxy, authentication, and other support
[11:03] <SharpRain> and yes
[11:03] <tjz> is there a portable app for ubuntu?
[11:03] <SharpRain> I'm in australia
[11:03] <Hasanibrahim1> i need to install multiple monitor, how can i do it ?
[11:03] <lstarnes> maniel: you can use techniques like pinning to keep packages at a certain version
[11:03] <maniel> lstarnes: yeah, but version strings are the same
[11:03] <maniel> but it still wants the repo ones
[11:04] <tjz> is there a portable firefox browser for ubuntu?
[11:04] <SharpRain> what is the best download manager with threading, downloading files in multiple chunks then putting it back together (forgot what that was called), proxy, authentication, scheduling, and more?
[11:04] <Darkpudel> Hasanibrahim1 your graphiccard?
[11:04] <maniel> SharpRain: aria2
[11:04] <grawity> SharpRain: DownThemAll works quite nice. It's a Firefox addon though.
[11:04] <Hasanibrahim1> nvidia Darkpudel
[11:05] <Darkpudel> Hasanibrahim1 Download the Nvidiadriver from nvidia.com and then type in a terminal "sudo nvidia-settings"
[11:05] <Hasanibrahim1> i
[11:05] <Hasanibrahim1> did
[11:05] <Hasanibrahim1> Darkpudel:
[11:06] <Keiffer> i might ask a stupid one: let's say i have a 258 MB ram, 1.3 GHz CPU computer. You install linux for headless use. Can you do something so, you access this one from a modern, 4gb RAM, dual core computer and use some of this system's resources to make the first work via LAN?
[11:06] <disown> I'm looking for some info on how to do dev on ubuntu, i.e how to package, install, run, test, deinstall packages etc while developing. Any guides, tips?
[11:06] <Darkpudel> Hasanibrahim1 now "X Server Display Configuration", then at Configuration "TwinVIew"
[11:06] <DarkMage23032> I've downloaded Karmic through a FTP mirror and by torrenting it, both give me the error "Invalid or corrupted kernel"
[11:06] <lstarnes> Keiffer: I don't think so
[11:07] <lstarnes> DarkMage23032: expect karmic to break
[11:07] <lstarnes> DarkMage23032: it is still a beta
[11:07] <rsk> DarkMage23032: did you verify the burned cd's dm5?
[11:07] <rsk> er .. md5
[11:07] <DarkMage23032> rsk: Uh, no.
[11:07] <rsk> do it
[11:07] <HappyHobo> and don't burn at 52x
[11:07] <Hasanibrahim1> Darkpudel: thereis a button called "configure" :D
[11:07] <Slart> Keiffer: depending on what kind of work you want to offload..
[11:08] <Darkpudel> Hasanibrahim1 click on it!
[11:08] <HappyHobo> for an iso Slart I get bad results.
[11:08] <maniel> lstarnes: http://pastie.org/641125 you can see here that packages version's are the same, my packages are built from deb-src repo, but apt wants to replace it with packages from binary repo
[11:08] <Slart> Keiffer: if you're compiling stuff there are distributed compilers available, I think.. there might be other stuff available for other apps.. I don't think there is anything general for taking some of the work off the lighter machine though
[11:08] <anderson> Hello
[11:09] <anderson> i need help on wifi
[11:09] <Slart> HappyHobo: huh?
[11:09] <anderson> can any one guide ?
[11:09] <rsk> !ask | anderson
[11:09] <lstarnes> maniel: I'm not sure what to do in this situation.  someone else might know
[11:09] <Slart> !wifi | anderson
[11:09] <HappyHobo> you had to be there Slart
[11:09] <Hasanibrahim1> Darkpudel: i am sorry, i asked question incorrectly.
[11:09] <whois> !info Karmic
[11:09] <rsk> xDD
[11:09] <lstarnes> !karmic > whois
[11:09] <Keiffer> Slart, I don't need to do that. I was asking to see if that could be possible.
[11:09] <Hasanibrahim1> two monitors are working now correctly. but two of them are showing same screen
[11:10] <Hasanibrahim1> i need to use different Desks
[11:10] <raven> i cannot access to the ssh server what is going on here - no password is right
[11:10] <stefg> !dualgead | Hasanibrahim1
[11:10] <Slart> Keiffer: you could also have a look at some of the clustering software available..
[11:10] <stefg> !dualhead | Hasanibrahim1
[11:10] <rsk> raven: login to the machine locally and make sure the password is right
[11:10] <anderson> I upgraded to 9.10 and all of sudden m nt able to start wifi on my laptop. I cheked Hardware Drivers it sgows BroadCom =. Active but not in use!! M nt getting why
[11:11] <rsk> anderson: that's karmic, go to #ubuntu+1
[11:11] <stefg> !karmic | anders
[11:11] <raven> rsk it is
[11:11] <rsk> raven: cheked your config, so all ip's can connect?
[11:11] <lstarnes> raven: make sure that password authentication is allowed
[11:11] <rsk> and ye, that.
[11:11] <HappyHobo> so far karmic hasn't broken on me and I've been apt-get dist-upgrading the whole time
[11:12] <raven> rsk, lstarnes it always gives me "permission denied" at password command
[11:12] <raven> i do not know where to look here
[11:12] <Darkpudel> Hasanibrahim1, u have to click on Configure and either take TwinView or Seperate X-Screen; then restart ur X-Server
[11:12] <lstarnes> raven: /etc/ssh/sshd_config
[11:13] <lstarnes> raven: look for PasswordAuthentication
[11:13] <SharpRain> hmm
[11:13] <SharpRain> I installed aria2 through synaptic
[11:13] <SharpRain> but it's not here
[11:13] <SharpRain> typing aria2 in console says command not found
[11:13] <Keiffer> the thing is i have this old computer and i don't want to retire it. so, if anyone has any idea, it's welcomed
[11:13] <SharpRain> and it's not in applications
[11:13] <SharpRain> keffer: use as bomb
[11:14] <raven> #AuthorizedKeysFile	%h/.ssh/authorized_keys ?
[11:14] <raven> its enabled
[11:14] <stefg> Keiffer: tell about the specs
[11:14] <lstarnes> raven: no, PasswordAuthentication
[11:14] <rsk> Keiffer: donate to a good cause
[11:14] <SharpRain> So yeah, what do I do about this aria2 thing
[11:14] <raven> lstarnes, its "yes"
[11:15] <lstarnes> raven: what error do you get when attemtping to connect with a password?
[11:15] <raven> oh just a moment
[11:15] <mcmlxxi> !multiple monitors
[11:16] <raven> Permission denied, please try again.
[11:16] <SharpRain> How do I use aria2?
[11:16] <lstarnes> raven: that error makes no sense
[11:16] <SharpRain> Help
[11:16] <stefg> !xinerama | mcmlxxi
[11:16] <ABOANAS93> i want to increase my ubuntu space , how?
[11:16] <das_Urmel> hi, i'm using ubuntu 9.4 and have a internet connection via Lan. Now i would like to make the inet connection accessible to my imac via wlan. could any body tell me how. allready tried various things. i don't get it to work.
[11:16] <krzycho27> elo
[11:17] <lstarnes> raven: is that with root?
[11:17] <ABOANAS93> i want to increase my ubuntu space , how?
[11:17] <raven> with every user
[11:17] <rsk> ABOANAS93: buy new hdd
[11:18] <raven> ok i just diabled pw and now it says "Permission denied (publickey)."
[11:18] <lstarnes> raven: enable passwords
[11:18] <ABOANAS93> na , i have been installed it on 80 GB HD and i cant use any more than 10GB.
[11:18] <lstarnes> raven: pastebin your /etc/ssh/sshd_config
[11:18] <lstarnes> ABOANAS93: did you only give it a 10gb partition?
[11:18] <ABOANAS93> i used wubi.
[11:18] <SharpRain> aria2 looks bad
[11:19] <ABOANAS93> no , 80GB partition.
[11:19] <raven> lstarnes, do i have to edit the /etc/ssh/ssh_host_rsa_key or something like that?
[11:19] <lstarnes> raven: don't do anything with the keys
[11:19] <ABOANAS93> but in 80 i could only use 10 because of wubi installer.
[11:19] <stefg> ABOANAS93: BTW it's quite a stupid idea to chat as root
[11:20] <ABOANAS93> sorry
[11:20] <ABOANAS93> how did you know?
[11:21] <lstarnes> ABOANAS93: your user id in irc contains your nick, the username sent by your client, and your hostname/ip
[11:21] <stefg> ABOANAS93: you're making it obvious ...
[11:21] <lstarnes> ABOANAS93: most clients send your system login name as the username by default
[11:21] <ABOANAS93> no problem ubuntu is unhackaple.
[11:21] <Maxior> #ubuntu-pl
[11:21] <tjz2> hmm
[11:21] <Maxior> hi
[11:21] <lstarnes> ABOANAS93: only when you aren't root
[11:22] <Maxior> i have problem with ettercap
[11:22] <ABOANAS93> oh ,shit . bey
[11:22] <Maxior> forwarded (libnet_write_raw_ipv4(): -1 bytes written (Message too long)
[11:22] <stefg> ABOANAS93:  ubuntu is not easily hackable... but not idiot-proof
[11:22] <lstarnes> raven: try setting PermitEmptyPasswords to no
[11:23] <raven> oh i did previously it's been reset
[11:24] <raven> lstarnes still denied
[11:24] <lstarnes> raven: what do you get from this?: ps aux | grep sshd | grep -v grep
[11:25] <SharpRain> omg
[11:25] <happyhessian> i have a shockingly non-technical question for the channel: i have a relative who wants to switch to ubuntu from vista but he's worried about an outlook replacement--i don't really use any pim type software so i don't know what to tell him--what do people use in place of outlook on ubuntu and how good is it with fulfilling the same functions and with migrating from windows?
[11:25] <SharpRain> DownthemAll doesn't have support for a userrname/password
[11:25] <SharpRain> WHAT DOES?
[11:25] <grawity> SharpRain: Doesn't it?
[11:25] <SharpRain> NO.
[11:25] <lstarnes> SharpRain: caps
[11:26] <grawity> SharpRain: http://user:pass@host/path/
[11:26] <SharpRain> so I have to add that to the end
[11:26] <SharpRain> of a huge thing of rapidshare links
[11:26] <SharpRain> like 100's
[11:26] <SharpRain> that's cool.
[11:26] <SharpRain> not
[11:26] <FloodBot1> SharpRain: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:27] <lstarnes> SharpRain: you could use a short sed/perl script to add the user:pass to each
[11:27] <stefg> happyhessian: evolution, which is the default email/PIM client
[11:27] <SharpRain> ..
[11:27] <lstarnes> SharpRain: e.g. sed -i 's,http://,http://user:pass@,g' file.txt
[11:27] <[007aLinux]> Is there any way to increase the login screen resolution?
[11:27] <James_T_Kirk> good afternoon
[11:27] <stefg> !fixres | [007aLinux]
[11:27] <das_Urmel> anybody who can help me? here's my question again: " hi, i'm using ubuntu 9.4 and have a internet connection via Lan. Now i would like to make the inet connection accessible to my imac via wlan. could any body tell me how. allready tried various things. i don't get it to work."
[11:28] <jamiewan> happyhessian: thunderbird mate thats the go
[11:28] <James_T_Kirk> i have problems with Rhythmbox.... i installed all the neccessary Gstreamer plugins and codecs, but am getting errors
[11:28] <stefg> !ics | das_Urmel
[11:28] <Keiffer> what virtualisation software do you recommend? virtualbox, vmware etc? i need to use windows apps in linux. wine is not a good alternative
[11:28] <happyhessian> are there any know problems migrating from outlook--contacts, etc,?
[11:28] <raven> lstarnes, root      4646  0.0  0.1   5436  1072 ?        Ss   12:23   0:00 /usr/sbin/sshd
[11:28] <Maxior> hi i have problem with ettercap
[11:28] <Maxior> more plugins can't be loaded
[11:28] <stefg> Keiffer: virtualbox for desktop use
[11:28] <James_T_Kirk> !rhythmbox
[11:28] <Nisha_> hey how can i install a new kernel without compiling?
[11:28] <Maxior> what is wrong ?
[11:29] <lstarnes> Keiffer: virtualbox and other virtual machines require a windows license and an installation of windows irself
[11:29] <das_Urmel> ubottu: thanks, i'll give that a try
[11:29] <lstarnes> *itse;f
[11:29] <lstarnes> bah
[11:29] <lstarnes> raven: I'm really not sure what is causing this stuff to happen
[11:29] <TLF> hello
[11:30] <TLF> it's there a way so I can configure ubuntu not to wipe /tmp every time I restart? Thanks
[11:30] <raven> me to...
[11:30] <Nisha_> hey how can i install a new kernel without compiling?
[11:30] <lstarnes> Nisha_: install a pre-build .deb package
[11:30] <[007aLinux]> stefg: ?
[11:30] <lstarnes> *pre-built
[11:30] <stefg> Nisha_: you don't
[11:30] <Nisha_> why?
[11:30] <grawity> TLF: Why do you need that?
[11:30] <[007aLinux]> stefg: It's login screen.
[11:30] <Nisha_> i just want to use a new kernel
[11:30] <lstarnes> Nisha_: generally, it is strongly recommended that you NOT use a different kernel
[11:31] <lstarnes> Nisha_: unless you upgrade to a newer version of ubuntu
[11:31] <TLF> grawity: I host some files there that I need until I delete them
[11:31] <Keiffer> lstarnes, what do you mean? can't i use virtual inside ubuntu and install windows?
[11:31] <[007aLinux]> grawity: Hello ,can you tell how to increase login screen resolution?
[11:31] <Nisha_> lstarnes: my sis graphic card and wireless driver is not working
[11:31] <stefg> [007aLinux]: please read the link first, then complain :-)
[11:31] <lstarnes> TLF: move them out of /tmp
[11:31] <grawity> [007aLinux]: I don't know.
[11:31] <grawity> TLF: mkdir /files
[11:31] <lstarnes> Keiffer: you can
[11:31] <TLF> but I don't want that
[11:31] <grawity> TLF: Or if you really really want, there's a script in /etc/init.d/ that does that.
[11:31] <stefg> !kernel | Nisha_
[11:31] <TLF> ok
[11:31] <lstarnes> TLF: /tmp is really meant for temporary files
[11:32] <lstarnes> TLF: you likely want /var instead of /tmp
[11:33] <Keiffer> lstarnes, and i can use a cracked iso of win, can i?
[11:33] <tjz2> if i switch to ubuntu desktop
[11:33] <tjz2> i don;t think i need putty anymore :D
[11:33] <lstarnes> Keiffer: you should only use a legal copy with a legal license
[11:33] <lstarnes> Keiffer: we do not advocate or allow piracy here
[11:33] <lstarnes> Keiffer: even if it is a product by microsoft
[11:33] <shrey> Pls help..after i used command pppoeconf my wifi is not detected.
[11:33] <stefg> TLF: according to the FHS /tmp is wiped at every reboot. files that need to survive a reboot go to /var/tmp
[11:34] <stefg> !fhs | TLF
[11:35] <Enriquei> does the listen media player have an IRC chatroom?
[11:35] <Keiffer> lstarnes, what is my alternative? i do have a laptop with vista with licence. can i put that licence on the pc and ubuntu on laptop?
[11:35] <lstarnes> Keiffer: buy a copy of windows
[11:35] <iceroot> Keiffer: ask microsoft
[11:35] <Enriquei> Keiffer: depends
[11:36] <Prohibited> Keiffer: w*cough*arez
[11:36] <lstarnes> Prohibited: see my last comment
[11:36] <Enriquei> especially on if that copy is OEM or not
[11:36] <shrey> Pls help..after i used command pppoeconf my wifi is not detected?
[11:37] <Prohibited> shrey: pl0x halpz i r /\/0013z04z
[11:37] <Richard_Martin> join #defocus
[11:37] <shrey> Prohibited: what's this
[11:38] <shawn001> im trying to learn the find command. i have *.deb files in many different directories on a thumb drive. i want to use find to find all *.deb files and copy them to a directory on another partition. i tried this but doesnt seem to work. any ideas? " find /media/cdrom -name "*.deb" -type f -exec cp *.deb /media/Files/backup/var/cache/apt/ "
[11:38] <Guest52695> hi
[11:39] <achilles> hello, I'm trying to rsync my directory to a remote NFS mounted directory, but rsync can't hold permissions, is there a way to avoid setting permissions, I saw the man page, can't get it
[11:39] <Enriquei> Anyone know of a music player that meets these requirements: Runs under gnome, can be remotely controlled via webgui, and has shoutcast support?
[11:39] <Guest52695> hi I decided to upgrade to 9.04, to be safe I am thinking to "cp -a" my home folder.
[11:40] <Guest52695> is that enough to save all my stuff and my main settings ?
[11:40] <stefg> achilles: although i can't give a direct answer to your question i'd recommend to look at rdiff-backup (some useful wrapper around rsync)
[11:40] <Guest52695> do you have better suggestions before an upgrade ?
[11:40] <stefg> !info rdiff-backup | achilles
[11:40] <Guest52695> I am starting from a hardy Ultimate Edition
[11:40] <shawn001> Guest52695, the -p tag will keep permissions
[11:41] <ikonia> Guest52695: ultimate edition is not an ubuntu release - it's not supported here
[11:41] <Guest52695> the -p tag is not included in the -a tag
[11:41] <achilles> stefg, thank you!
[11:41] <Guest52695> its very unstable
[11:41] <Guest52695> that's why I am moving away
[11:41] <ikonia> Guest52695: it's not an ubuntu product - it's nothing to do with ubuntu, it's not supported here
[11:41] <Guest52695> I didn't know that
[11:41] <shawn001>  cp -ap blah
[11:41] <Guest52695> OK thank you
[11:42] <grawity> tar cvzf home.tar.gz $HOME
[11:42] <shawn001> ^^ works too
[11:42] <Enriquei> hmmm no suggestions?
[11:42] <Guest52695> there is no way to save my programs istallations... I think.
[11:42] <ikonia> Guest52695: it's not supported here
[11:42] <ikonia> Guest52695: a clean install is the only way to gain support
[11:42] <grawity> Enriquei: I think mpd meets all three.
[11:43] <Madpilot> Guest52695, is your /home a seperate partition?
[11:43] <Enriquei> mpd?
[11:43] <Enriquei> link?
[11:43] <grawity> Enriquei: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/mpd
[11:43] <Enriquei> ty
[11:43] <dallix> I'm getting a CRC error on boot, that means I have to redownload the iso right?
[11:43] <grawity> Enriquei: mpd itself runs as a daemon, and to control it you use a 'client' - there are many for GNOME, KDE, terminal-based, web-based, and so on.
[11:43] <LexR> hey guys, anyone knows how to make gnome apps (synaptic) use kde decoration in kde4???
[11:43] <Madpilot> ubottu, info mpd |  Enriquei
[11:43] <linuxn_eo> I'm using hardy, and would like to install vlc 1.0.2. What repository do I need to add to do that (or do I need to do it by hand?)? How do I answer this type of question for myself in general?
[11:44] <grawity> Enriquei: For a nice GNOME client, install Sonata.
[11:44] <ikonia> linuxn_eo: if it's not in the ubuntu repo - it's not supported by ubuntu yet
[11:44] <Enriquei> will check out sonata
[11:44] <ikonia> linuxn_eo: you can search for 3rd party repo's but that is at your own risk and may cause you problems down the line
[11:44] <shawn001> how can i use the 'find' command to find all files with a given extension (*.deb) on a partition (in many directories) and move them to a single directory on another partition. tried this but didnt work: " find /media/thumb-drive -name "*.deb" -type f -exec cp *.deb /media/Files/backup/debs/ "
[11:44] <Enriquei> is it self-sufficient or is it a front end?
[11:44] <linuxn_eo> ikonia: it is: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/karmic-changes/2009-September/009605.html
[11:44] <ikonia> linuxn_eo: are you using karmic ?
[11:44] <linuxn_eo> ikonia: but it's only in for karmic, as far as I can see
[11:45] <Madpilot> linuxn_eo, 1.0.2 looks much newer than the version in Ubuntu currently - you might find a packaged version in a PPA, though
[11:45] <linuxn_eo> as I said, I'm using hardy
[11:45] <grawity> Enriquei: gmpc and ario are two more GNOME clients for mpd.
[11:45] <ikonia> linuxn_eo: ok - so it's not in your versions repository - so it's not supported for your OS yet
[11:45] <stefg> dallix: yes, the medium is damaged, but there are ways to avoid to have to download the full image again. zsync and bittorrent clients are able to checksum the file and correct the errors
[11:46] <Madpilot> linuxn_eo, probably best to upgrade - hardy->intrepid->jaunty then karmic when it's final late this month...
[11:46] <linuxn_eo> ikonia: hm - and there's no way to do it through backports or something?
[11:46] <stefg> dallix: what iso have you downloaded?
[11:46] <ikonia> linuxn_eo: it's not back ported yet - so no
[11:46] <Enriquei> thanks
[11:46] <linuxn_eo> Madpilot: easier said than done - this is a netbook with a very tiny disk
[11:46] <Madpilot> linuxn_eo, a reinstall w/ jaunty might be your best bet, then
[11:46] <linuxn_eo> if it were a normal pc, i would've already done that
[11:47] <linuxn_eo> Madpilot: I'd rather not reinstall for the sake of one feature in one media player.. :/
[11:47] <ikonia> linuxn_eo: package it yourself ? talk to the maintainer for a back port ?
[11:47] <Madpilot> linuxn_eo, you'll get an entirely updated OS along with that one feature, though :)
[11:48] <linuxn_eo> ikonia: I'll go the packaging it myself route; any tips on what pages I should read?
[11:48] <ikonia> linuxn_eo: the packaging guide on the wiki.ubuntu.com page
[11:48] <linuxn_eo> Madpilot: I was a gentoo user for 6 years, I've had enough of entirely updated OSs ;)
[11:48] <Madpilot> ubottu, compile |  linuxn_eo
[11:48] <Enriquei> got a link for sonata?
[11:48] <linuxn_eo> thanks; I'll read those links
[11:48] <Enriquei> grawity ^^
[11:48] <ikonia> Enriquei: you're asking for a lot of link, there are search engines available
[11:48] <Madpilot> linuxn_eo, updated Ubuntu still works, unlike what I've heard of chasing updates in Gentoo :)
[11:48] <grawity> Enriquei: All of them are in Ubuntu package manager.
[11:48] <grawity> !info sonata
[11:49] <lstarnes> bigmack83: find /media/cdrom -name "*.deb" -type f | xargs cp --target-directory=/media/Files/backup/var/cache/apt/
[11:49] <linuxn_eo> Madpilot: yes, usually; not always
[11:49] <Enriquei> thank you
[11:49] <linuxn_eo> I've had a few breakages with ubuntu updates before
[11:49] <ikonia> linuxn_eo: to a beta OS - yes, very much breaks a lot
[11:49] <cylex> anyone know how to use OpenLDAP with linux
[11:49] <ikonia> cylex: in what respect
[11:50] <grawity> Enriquei: In other words, 'sudo apt-get install mpd sonata gmpc ario ncmpc' in Terminal.
[11:50] <cylex> hooking up login to windows
[11:50] <stefg> dallix: a.) although you might have a fast line you are putting unnecessary load on ubuntu servers. b.) there is allready a newer nightly build available that you caould zsync
[11:50] <Enriquei> ill read up on them and give it a shot. Thank you for the leads grawity
[11:50] <ikonia> cylex: ok, so that's ldap + samba for that, maybe kerberos too
[11:51] <nie> irc.oz.org
[11:51] <cylex> yeah, I never got it to work
[11:51] <ikonia> nie: ?
[11:51] <bigmack83> lstarnes, ah a lifesaver. thanks
[11:51] <cylex> any good tutorial link for OpenLDAP + SAMBA
[11:52] <ikonia> cylex: there are tons on the net
[11:52] <ikonia> cylex: there are a few ubuntu specific ones on help.ubuntu.com - but they don't go that in depth and are quite a generic AD intergration
[11:53] <cylex> I wonder if you pay for the support they do it for you
[11:53] <cylex> lol
[11:53] <ikonia> cylex: canonical will, yes
[11:55] <cylex> heh cool
[11:55] <didiermah> !french
[11:55] <cylex> gonna have to try the online tutorial first
[11:55] <cylex> ikonia: do you work for canonical?
[11:56] <ikonia> no
[11:56] <Maero_> Wesh
[11:56] <deeptz> can someone give me live cd/dvd  download link for karmic kaola....if mirror is in japan nothig good like it
[11:57] <linuxn_eo> so, there's no safe way to use packages from the karmic repo unless i'm using karmic, right?
[11:57] <ikonia> !mirrors
[11:57] <lstarnes> linuxn_eo: correcy
[11:57] <lstarnes> *correct
[11:57] <lv_> deeptz, sounds like you should wait till the final version is released :-P
[11:57] <deeptz> y
[11:57] <kmp> \hello
[11:57] <lv_> deeptz, i take it you are a newbie?
[11:57] <lstarnes> deeptz: the beta versions are not guaranteed to work
[11:58] <lstarnes> deeptz: only experienced ubuntu users should use beta versions of ubuntu
[11:58] <deeptz> im into linux admin realted work
[11:59] <deeptz> il istall the beta on my laptop for experiment
[11:59] <ikonia> deeptz: you have been given a link showing the server mirrors, I trust you know how to search them
[11:59] <deeptz> thks
[11:59] <ikonia> deeptz: you may also want to consider torrents
[11:59] <deeptz> i wanted live image link
[11:59] <deeptz> il check on above link
[11:59] <ikonia> deeptz: the install CD is the live cd
[11:59] <Briareos1> which is a good channel about shell scripting?
[12:00] <ikonia> Briareos1: depends on which shell you want to use, check the freenode channel list
[12:00] <lstarnes> Briareos1: #bash
[12:00] <eepberries> how can you tell what version of ubuntu you're running from the command line?
[12:00] <ikonia> eepberries: lsb_release -a
[12:00] <eepberries> thanks
[12:00] <deeptz> i use inibootin to burn it to a usb stick
[12:00] <ikonia> deeptz: that doesn't change anything
[12:01] <Briareos1> ty lstarnes
[12:01] <deeptz> somehow the cd image of KK did not work....it started by default installation
[12:01] <Briareos1> ty ikonia :)
[12:02] <ActionParsnip> deeptz: did you verify the image using MD5 checks?
[12:03] <Guest52695> dear all
[12:03] <luca> hi everyone
[12:03] <Guest52695> I am going to update to 9.04
[12:03] <deeptz> image boots well from usb ...however starts installation
[12:03] <luca> one package refuses to install saying, after download (apt-get or synaptic) that "dimensions do not match"
[12:03] <deeptz> i  want it to boot directly
[12:03] <Guest52695> I want to do a clean install
[12:03] <ActionParsnip> !karmic | deeptz
[12:03] <ikonia> Guest52695: you won't be supported, ultimate edition is not supported, a clean install is all that is supported
[12:03] <cylex> 9.04 expires in few months but yeah
[12:03] <pshr_> does any one give a damn if i am happy ?
[12:04]  * pshr_ :P
[12:04] <ikonia> pshr_: that is offtopic for this channel
[12:04] <Guest52695> however I am planning to backup my home folder
[12:04] <ActionParsnip> Guest52695: keep it on one line, makes it easier to read so we dont have to scroll to piece together you issue
[12:04] <ikonia> pshr_: the topic of this channel is ubuntu support only, please stick to it
[12:04] <pshr_> he he knew it ^_^
[12:04] <Guest52695> OK
[12:04] <rob__F> Greetings all...
[12:04] <yakoza> hi
[12:04] <yakoza> i have a problem with pidgin
[12:04] <yakoza> i wanna install it from source
[12:04] <GSF1200S> ssh is awesome'
[12:05] <ikonia> Guest52695: some of those settings maybe specific to ultimates configuration, I advise you not to do it
[12:05] <yakoza> but i get this error
[12:05] <ikonia> yakoza: what problem do you have with pidgin
[12:05] <GSF1200S> im writing this from a windows netbook when xchat is only installed on my linux desktop
[12:05] <cylex> ikonia: you happen to know where I can download the full source code of ubuntu
[12:05] <[BIOS]Hrishi> saddas
[12:05] <ikonia> yakoza: why do you not want to use the version ubuntu developers packaged it for you
[12:05] <cylex> just for the hell of it
[12:05] <yakoza> ikonia : http://paste.ubuntu.com/285321/
[12:05] <ikonia> vega-: the ubuntu repositories
[12:05] <Guest52695> I am thinking to update to 9.04. Start from Hardy. I am planning to "cp -ap" all my home folder. My question is if this is enough to savely recover all my settings?
[12:05] <[BIOS]Hrishi> CAN NE1 SEE WHAT I TYPE??!?!!!
[12:05] <cylex> link plz
[12:06] <pshr_> [BIOS]Hrishi, yes
[12:06] <ikonia> Guest52695: what part of "not supported" am I not being clear with
[12:06] <ActionParsnip> GSF1200S: fun isnt it, you can also transfer files securely using winscp
[12:06] <[BIOS]Hrishi> THANK U DIDIOT !!!!!!
[12:06] <lv_> didiot i like that one
[12:06] <Nalkem> hello
[12:06] <pshr_> didiot ??
[12:07] <linuxn_eo> good news, looks like i don't need to compile: https://launchpad.net/~c-korn/+archive/vlc
[12:07] <GSF1200S> ActionParsnip, haha, yeah, done that as well. Did that and putty, and then Xming and x11 forwarding on the windows netbook. Will be moving to ubuntu once released though
[12:07] <Guest52695> I do not understand what Ikonia means. Sorry.
[12:07] <Nalkem> i switch my intallation from opensuse to ubuntu. now i've some problems with my encrypted filesystems. i cannot decrypt them anymore, ubuntu say: Error: Password must be at least 20 characters. ... with the old version of opensuse it works (aes 256)
[12:07] <ikonia> Guest52695: you are not using an ubuntu install, upgrading, or backing up settings from ubuntu ultimate edition is not a clean install
[12:07] <Guest52695> I see
[12:08] <fc> selam millet
[12:08] <yakoza> ikonia: i don't have high speed connection and i can't download from repository
[12:08] <GSF1200S> ssh is crazy. I can browse the internet at home when im somewhere with my netbook, and noone would be the wiser
[12:08] <GSF1200S> helps alot when you have a strict college network policy
[12:08] <ActionParsnip> GSF1200S: its good fun, you can use many thin clients and do what you are doing to make system deployment VERY easy :D
[12:09] <GSF1200S> thin clients?
[12:09] <Guest52695> you mean if I copy all my home folder to newly installed 9.04, I can affect 9.04? Probably you are right. All the .xsomething files may be different in Ultimate Edition.
[12:09] <Guest52695> OK
[12:09] <GSF1200S> have to look it up...
[12:09] <vega-> ikonia: what?
[12:09] <Guest52695> OK I will copy only the documents and reconfigure what I will have to reconfigure
[12:10] <ikonia> vega-: ?
[12:10] <ikonia> Guest52695: sounds better
[12:10] <ActionParsnip> Guest52695: you will need to chown the files to the new username (even if its identically named). Ultimate is not supported here as it is not an official release
[12:10] <vega-> 14:05 < ikonia> vega-: the ubuntu repositories
[12:10] <GSF1200S> ActionParsnip, holy crap! Thats amazing!!
[12:10] <ActionParsnip> Guest52695: you may want to back up your /etc folder too
[12:10] <PJi> hi a tous
[12:10] <ActionParsnip> GSF1200S: ?
[12:10] <Guest52695> thanks, I see. I didn'T KNOW. Thx,
[12:10] <ActionParsnip> !ultimate | Guest52695
[12:10] <GSF1200S> ActionParsnip, using a thin client deployment
[12:11] <ikonia> pshr_: please join #ubuntu-ops
[12:11] <pw-toxic> hi, i have installed lm-sensors and i get 3 temperatures, but i dont konw what they mean.. i want to know for what parts of my computer the temperatures are
[12:11] <pw-toxic> i'd like to know the temperature of my processor
[12:11] <ActionParsnip> GSF1200S: yes, if yuo have many you will benefit from a gigabit LAN, then the users can simply launch an SSH connection and run the apps on the server, again if there are many you wil need a beefy server to handle
[12:12] <GSF1200S> ActionParsnip, indeed. I didnt even know that was possible..
[12:12] <ActionParsnip> GSF1200S: new systems can simply be dropped in and need very little in the way of config
[12:12] <GSF1200S> ActionParsnip, I can imagine...
[12:12] <Guest52695> OK I will backup also /etc
[12:13] <jimbeam12> hye all wsup
[12:13] <pshr_> !hi | jimbeam12
[12:13] <ActionParsnip> Guest52695: it contains smb.conf sources.list xorg.conf etc
[12:13] <PJi> i gess i'm not in the right place for what i want! bye
[12:13] <rob__F> Has anyone installed 9.04 on an external/USB drive in a dual boot with Win XP?
[12:13] <jimbeam12> wats new today?
[12:14] <ActionParsnip> GSF1200S: so if you folks want a PC for web browsing, you can buy a thin client instead and use your PCs power (as long as it isnt a low power system itself)
[12:15] <stefg> rob__F: that is possible, but be prepared for issues with the bootloader. That will be a bit tricky to set up
[12:15] <Tarthen> Hello
[12:15] <rob__F> stefg!!!  Thank you!!! Then it's NOT just me!!!
[12:15] <jimbeam12> hey actionparsnip
[12:15] <rob__F> Grub is being a major problem...
[12:15] <ActionParsnip> hi jimbeam12
[12:16] <Tarthen> I installed Karmic Beta last night, and bootchart, and I have a 1:15 boot time. What happened?
[12:16] <ActionParsnip> !karmic | Tarthen
[12:16] <GSF1200S> ActionParsnip, Not a bad idea. I got an i7 system with plenty of storage space, so that would work well
[12:16] <jimbeam12> just the usual action ...drinking bourbon and coke..heheh
[12:16] <ActionParsnip> GSF1200S: lots of ram, nippy HDD?
[12:16] <stefg> rob__F: the bootloader will install itself in the mbr of the internal disk, and look for it's config files on the external. so if you disconnect the external hd, you box won't boot
[12:17] <GSF1200S> ActionParsnip, 6GB DDR3 1600mhz, 2 TB 7200RPM RAID 0
[12:17] <ActionParsnip> GSF1200S: that'll be fine
[12:18] <raven> hi... i cannot format a partition with gparted and mkfs.ext3 , both tells me "system is using this partition" - what's going on here???
[12:18] <GSF1200S> Could up to 12 in the future if necessary on the ram
[12:18] <ActionParsnip> raven: the partition is mounted
[12:18] <rob__F> stefg:  I disconnected the internal HD when I installed it yesterday...and then reconnected it when I went to boot the new installation from the external and still no go..
[12:18] <ActionParsnip> GSF1200S: see how it runs, only upgrade if yuo have to
[12:18] <ActionParsnip> raven: run: mount     you can then umount the partition
[12:18] <GSF1200S> ActionParsnip, Yeah
[12:18] <raven> ActionParsnip, no it has no files-system and has just been partitioned
[12:19] <stefg> rob__F: so what happens exactly ?
[12:19] <ActionParsnip> raven: or you can run: lsof | grep <partition name>    e.g    lsof | grep sd3
[12:20] <rob__F> stefg: the latest scenario is that when I use a live CD...I can see that I have successfully installed 9.04 to the external drive (eg., all the files are there), but when I force the puter to boot from that drive (after reconnecting the internal), the puter just "hangs"...
[12:21] <Guest31978> need help with rtl8187se wireless card if anyone can help
[12:21] <raven> ActionParsnip, ok.... trying to mount it tells me "linux raid member" i thought it got a new filetable and this were deleted!!??
[12:21] <cgroza> hello,witch personal firewall is the best for home Pc's?
[12:21] <rob__F> In any event, I just thought I'd stop in...and I may very well be back later today in my continuing attempts to get this fixed...
[12:21] <ActionParsnip> raven: i'd mess with the partition in a liveCD desktop, then you know its not in use
[12:22] <lstarnes> cgroza: for ones running ubuntu?
[12:22] <cgroza> lstarnes,yes
[12:22] <stefg> rob__F: to diagnose that you would need to have both disks connected and boot with a Live CD and join here when in the Live-CD environment
[12:22] <ikonia> cgroza: I have no issue with iptables
[12:22] <lstarnes> cgroza: iptables and ufw are installed by default
[12:22] <lloowen> Hello what is the standard vnc client that comes with Ubuntu version 9.0.4? What port does it use?
[12:22] <lstarnes> cgroza: graphical frontends include firestarter and gufw
[12:22] <raven> ActionParsnip, this is an extra drive - gparted made a new partition table (it told me) but still there seems to be any data from raid
[12:23] <cgroza> lstarnes,thanks to all...
[12:23] <rob__F> stefg: k...tks...as I say, I'm sure I'll be back later today
[12:23] <Guest31978> after a clean install of 9.04 it has the wrong wireless driver installed anyone have any idea how to remove and install correct driver?
[12:23] <stefg> lloowen: vinagre , 5900
[12:23] <imyousuf> Hi! I am using Dell Studio 14z with Jaunty and I am having a strange problem :(, when I start my PC my keyboard and mouse on board the laptop does not seem to work :(, but if I attach a USB keyboard and mouse they work fine. Then if I restart my laptop manually several times the onboard keyboard/mouse works :(. Any idea how I can diagnose the problem and fix it? Some related info - http://gist.github.com/201310
[12:24] <lloowen> Thanks. Is that the one that uses the remote desktop link in the menu
[12:25] <raven> ActionParsnip, fdisk does not do anything else - how to delete theese raid-settings???
[12:26] <cgroza> lstarnes,gufw settings are "deny incoming trafic....this is normal?
[12:26] <stefg> imyousuf: do you have another box that you could use to ssh into the laptop when the mouse/keyboard is not workung?
[12:26] <lstarnes> cgroza: yes
[12:26] <lstarnes> cgroza: you may disable that if you want
[12:26] <cgroza> lstarnes,this means i cant download or what...?
[12:26] <ikonia> cgroza: it's up to you how you set it
[12:26] <imyousuf> yes stefg, but now :(
[12:26] <ikonia> cgroza: no - it means people can't make incoming connections to your machine
[12:26] <lstarnes> cgroza: it blocks incoming connections
[12:26] <lstarnes> cgroza: but not data sent to you on connections coming from you
[12:26] <imyousuf> stefg: what should I do when I get the second machine?
[12:27] <unoobtu> hi all.. i got a little problem with samba
[12:27] <jo_> hello, everyone, I've searched this for ages, tried everything but I have still crappy video playback in jaunty. Not in VLC do, but in the other players and flash video's. Do you guy's have any expirience with that?
[12:27] <cgroza> lstarnes,so my torrent downloads are not affected?
[12:27] <lstarnes> cgroza: they likely will be due to torrents being p2p
[12:27] <ActionParsnip> !raid | raven
[12:27] <lstarnes> cgroza: which requires connections both to you and from you
[12:27] <hanshenrik> how can i get a list of all.. logical drivers (or what its called) in console?
[12:27] <hanshenrik> drives*
[12:28] <WOLKARIX> can anyone tell me how to connect relience netconnect in 9.04
[12:28] <stefg> imyousuf: install openssh-server on the laptop and then reboot the laptop until keybaord/mouse fail again. the use the other box to ssh into the laptop to diagnose waht is wrong
[12:28] <cgroza> lstarnes,il set it to allow incoming trafic...
[12:28] <eepberries> what should i set as refresh rates for a standard analog TV?
[12:28] <unoobtu> i'm sharing my cdrom with that piece in smb.conf: [cdrom]
[12:28] <unoobtu>    comment = Samba server's CD-ROM
[12:28] <unoobtu>    read only = yes
[12:28] <unoobtu>    locking = no
[12:28] <unoobtu>    path = /cdrom
[12:28] <FloodBot1> unoobtu: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:28] <unoobtu>    guest ok = yes
[12:29] <stefg> imyousuf: and check for a new bios/firmware
[12:29] <imyousuf> stefg: how do I diagnose it? I mean what should be my procedure of doing it? + as I mentioned then the USB keyboards work, so will using that also help?
[12:29] <unoobtu> but from the windows machine i see an empty cdrom folder.. if put /media/ instead /cdrom i see a folder with the cdrom name but other non-useful stuff too
[12:30] <stefg> imyousuf: ah, ok, so you can access the box with an usb-keyboard?
[12:30] <imyousuf> yes stefg, usb keyboard and mouse works just fine when the onboard keyboard and mouse freezes
[12:30] <Guest31978> i have a rtl8187se wireless card but when i install jaunty it installs rtl8180 driver it connects to the network but i cannot get the interent to work at all
[12:31] <Guest31978> anyhelp would be much appreciated
[12:31] <Guest31978> newb here
[12:31] <unoobtu> i have a problem sharing a cdrom in ubuntu-windows xp
[12:31] <stefg> imyousuf: so inspection of dmesg and log files in /var/log would be the first steps
[12:32] <hanshenrik> i need a shell-script to check if /dev/sda0 is mounted or not, how can i do that?
[12:32] <unoobtu> i have a problem sharing a cdrom in ubuntu-windows xp
[12:33] <stefg> imyousuf: can you rule out that this is a hardware problem (e.g. boot the Live CD and see if still happens)
[12:33] <lstarnes> hanshenrik: mount | grep /dev/sda0
[12:33] <Guest31978> i have a rtl8187se wireless card but when i install jaunty it installs rtl8180 driver it connects to the network but i cannot get the interent to work at all
[12:33] <imyousuf> ok stefg, checking the /var/log/syslog, I would rule out a HW problem since pre installed Vista works just fine
[12:33] <hanshenrik> Istarnes: thanks
[12:33] <shashi> is 9.04 comes with preinstalled intel display drivers
[12:33] <ghostknife> How can I see which files a package installed?
[12:33] <unoobtu> i have a problem sharing a cdrom in ubuntu-windows xp
[12:34] <lstarnes> ghostknife: dpkg -L packagename
[12:34] <ghostknife> I don't see that feature under apt-cache or apt-get - unless I'm missing it
[12:34] <hanshenrik> shashi: yeah.. at least some
[12:34] <mo0nykit> Hello! I have a problem with my Ubuntu 9.04 on an Acer 4520 laptop. When I switch to a virtual console (Ctrl-Alt-F1), the screen goes blank and then flickers about (nothing comprehensible). What could be the problem?
[12:34] <ghostknife> dpkg! damn, I forgot about htat
[12:35] <shashi> i am not able to use higher resolution in it
[12:35] <stefg> imyousuf: what does uname -a say ?
[12:35] <igsen> !moonlight
[12:36] <igsen> !silverlight moonlight
[12:36] <Memphisto> hi folks
[12:36] <Guest31978> i have a rtl8187se wireless card but when i install jaunty it installs rtl8180 driver it connects to the network but i cannot get the interent to work at all
[12:36] <ABOANAS93> am i root?
[12:37] <lstarnes> ABOANAS93: yes
[12:37] <imyousuf> stefg: Linux imyousuf-dell-lappy 2.6.28-15-generic #48-Ubuntu SMP Wed Jul 29 08:54:56 UTC 2009 i686 GNU/Linux
[12:37] <Guest31978> any help?
[12:37] <lstarnes> ABOANAS93: check the output of id -un
[12:37] <ABOANAS93> how did you know now?
[12:37] <lstarnes> ABOANAS93: your username (not nickname) was set to root
[12:37] <BlouBlou> ABOANAS93: your user_name is "root"
[12:38] <shashi>  i am not able to use higher resolution in 9.04..... help please....
[12:38] <ABOANAS93> the yellow people know im a root, right?
[12:38] <lstarnes> !fixres | shashi
[12:38] <unoobtu> i have a problem sharing a cdrom in ubuntu-windows xp
[12:38] <lstarnes> ABOANAS93: everyone here that knows enough about irc knows that you're root
[12:38] <BlouBlou> ABOANAS93: yellow people? I imagine you're using Pidgin, if someone is yellow is because the said your nick
[12:38] <BlouBlou> he*
[12:39] <stefg> imyousuf: what Dell model is that exactly ?
[12:39] <ABOANAS93> i dont use pidgin.
[12:39] <lstarnes> ABOANAS93: what do you use?
[12:39] <BlouBlou> ABOANAS93: maybe hilight
[12:39] <unoobtu> i have a problem sharing a cdrom in ubuntu-windows xp, please help :)
[12:39] <imyousuf> stefg: Dell Studio 14z
[12:39] <ABOANAS93> xchat
[12:40] <ABOANAS93> i found it in add/remove
[12:40] <imyousuf> stefg: Dell Studio 14z 1440
[12:40] <ABOANAS93> ok , is there any danger here?
[12:41] <lstarnes> ABOANAS93: any danger where/in what?
[12:41] <stefg> imyousuf: http://ubuntu-ky.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1194751&page=4
[12:41] <BlouBlou> ABOANAS93: well, I think no, but I don't know why Ubuntu's support recommends connect with 8001 port (I always used 6667 and no problem)
[12:41] <mo0nykit> How do I remove the configuration files of already removed packages?
[12:41] <lstarnes> BlouBlou: some routers have a DCC bug when using port 6667
[12:42] <BlouBlou> lstarnes: umh, I never had any problem, but thanks for info
[12:43] <stefg> imyousuf: my guess is that there are IRQ conflicts imposed by a buggy bios in certain condititions
[12:43] <stefg> imyousuf: you might try boot parameters
[12:43] <stefg> !boot | imyousuf
[12:43] <erkin> errmm hello ^^
[12:43] <shashi> intel display drivers not there in my 9.04....any help please
[12:44] <imyousuf> stefg: it seems the problem is common for this model, that is quite frustrating
[12:45] <imyousuf> I just checked the /var/log/syslog there is no msg between startup completion and shutdown so non error logged stefg
[12:45] <shashi> intel display drivers not there in my 9.04....need some help. please...
[12:45] <stefg> imyousuf: a.) check dell site for newer bios b.) file bug on launchpad. c.) try the pci= or acpi related boot options
[12:45] <lstarnes> !intel > stefg
[12:45] <lstarnes> stefg: oops, wrong nick (blame tab completion failure)
[12:45] <chris8> Hey room!   I'm installing Ubuntu on a new desktop and i'm wondering which folders to copy to an external HD to transfer to the new system to keep all user files, setting etc... is this possible?
[12:45] <lstarnes> !intel > shashi
[12:46] <linuxn_eo> wow - not only will the ppa package not do, but apt-get build-dep vlc wants to install 168 packages
[12:46] <lstarnes> linuxn_eo: mostly -dev packages, I assume
[12:46] <unoobtu> i have a problem sharing a cdrom in ubuntu-windows xp, please help :)
[12:46] <bardyr> Hey, i have a macbook pro 13", how can i change the keyboard layout to mac? changing it in System -> Preferences -> Keyboard, just makes it a qwerty keyboard
[12:46] <grawity> chris8: All user files and settings are stored in their home directory. So just tar cvzf /media/external-disk/backup.tgz /home, or something like that.
[12:46] <linuxn_eo> lstarnes: yep; time to find a way to clear 200 megs or so of space and continue, heh
[12:46] <lstarnes> unoobtu: please provide more details
[12:46] <imyousuf> thanks stefg. performing the steps :)
[12:47] <chris8> Grawity:  cvzf?  is that a directory on my current system?
[12:47] <lstarnes> chris8: no
[12:47] <grawity> chris8: czvf are the options to 'tar'
[12:47] <chris8> oh it's part of the command
[12:47] <linuxn_eo> chris8; those are options to tar
[12:48] <lstarnes> chris8: Create, Verbose, gZip, File
[12:48] <chris8> :P
[12:48] <linuxn_eo> create compress verbose... yeah
[12:48] <chris8> hahaha thanks guys!!!
[12:48] <chris8> 'sall in the media directory?
[12:48] <stefg> imyousuf: and test the karmic beta! if the issue isn't resolved and you file a good bug report there is a slight chance  it will get fixed for karmic
[12:48] <Guest31978> i have a rtl8187se wireless card but when i install jaunty it installs rtl8180 driver it connects to the network but i cannot get the interent to work at all
[12:49] <bongo> Whats the diff between -virtual, -generic, -image-virtual and -image-generic kernels?
[12:49] <mo0nykit> How do I remove the configuration files of already removed packages?
[12:49] <lstarnes> bongo: -image-* = -*
[12:49] <imyousuf> ok will do so stefg, thanks a million
[12:49] <lstarnes> bongo: -generic is for generic usage
[12:50] <lstarnes> bongo: -virtual is optimized for virtual machines
[12:50] <boiinngboiing1> Does anybody know how do i limit bandwidth on a lan for a particular node?
[12:50] <imyousuf> stefg: now trying to a diff between the startup /var/log/syslog to c whether can figure out some thing :)
[12:50] <bongo> lstarnes: thx
[12:51] <stefg> imyousuf: the most interesting thing is dmesg and possibly xorg.0.log
[12:51] <penthief> Can anyone help me work out why my wireless mouse is no longer working?
[12:52] <imyousuf> stefg: will check them as well sequentially, thanks for the pointer
[12:52] <hannibal79> hello i want to had this reb http://ppa.launchpad.net/pgquiles/ppa/ubuntu/dists/jaunty/ but i have no key
[12:52] <lstarnes> hannibal79: go to the PPA page for it and look for the key
[12:53] <hannibal79> gpg? is it this?
[12:53] <hannibal79> and then?
[12:53] <Two4> I'm looking for a suitable antivirus/antispyware for my machine
[12:53] <lstarnes> hannibal79: install the key using the provided instructions
[12:53] <lstarnes> !virus > Two4
[12:53] <penthief> Is there a /proc file which should show my wireless mouse?
[12:54] <lstarnes> hannibal79: gpg is the GNU Privacy Guard, which is an implementation of OpenPGP.  it is used for encyption and digital signatures, like SSL
[12:54] <stefg> penthief: cat /dev/input/mice ... move the mouse and see if something happens on the terminal
[12:54] <lucky__> hello friend.
[12:54] <boiinngboiing1> what network protocol leeches all bandwidth in a LAN?
[12:55] <aref3006> hello every body
[12:55] <lstarnes> hannibal79: ubuntu's packages use it in order to verify that the packages came from the people that they are claimed to have come from
[12:56] <unoobtu> lstarnes ok i'm back! i followed a tutorial to share the cdrom.. but the cdrom folder i see from the other machine was empty..
[12:57] <erkin> Can anyone tell me what can I do to make movies run more smoothly in Ubuntu ^^ my videos look like its skipping frames and that makes both sound and video choppy :/
[12:57] <lstarnes> erkin: do you use compiz or visual effects?
[12:57] <Two4> I think my Firefox browser may have been infected with malware. How would I find out if it has?
[12:57] <lstarnes> Two4: in ubuntu?
[12:57] <stefg> erkin: what ubuntu version and what graphics card?
[12:57] <erkin> no visual effect... no idea about compiz? :S
[12:57] <grom72_> eject -h
[12:57] <Two4> yes, lstarnes
[12:57] <erkin> ubuntu 9.04
[12:58] <erkin> radeon x1300 graphics card
[12:58] <stefg> !ati | erkin
[12:58] <stefg> erkin: your 3d acceleration seems not to work
[12:59] <erkin> ok ty :) I'll check it
[12:59] <llutz> Two4: very unlikely but if: sudo apt-get purge firefox && rm -rf ~/mozilla/firefox/
[12:59] <hawken> Hi :)
[13:00] <Two4> llutz, what will that do?
[13:00] <penthief> stefg: OK, nothing. Presumably the trackpad is one of the mice in /dev/input, but cat /dev/input/mouse* outputs nothing when moving the trackpad.
[13:00] <Marukaz> Hello people. Does anybody know good guide how to install windows near ubuntu?
[13:00] <lstarnes> Two4: what makes you suspect that?
[13:00] <llutz> Two4: remove firefox and purge your personal ff-settingsfolder
[13:00] <lstarnes> Two4: llutz's command is a last resort
[13:01] <Two4> It has been running very slowly all of a sudden, and I am receiving weird errors
[13:01] <lstarnes> Two4: have you restarted firefox?
[13:01] <ortsvorsteher> Marukaz: you want dualboot?
[13:01] <llutz> Two4: if you expect ff to be compromised but cannot check it yourself, purging is the only way you can go
[13:01] <Two4> several times, this si not a new problem, it's a few days old
[13:01] <Marukaz> ortsvorsteher yes
[13:01] <penthief> I'm just trying to verify that output is meant to occur when cat-ing /dev/input/mouse*
[13:02] <ortsvorsteher> Marukaz: so at first you have to install windows, after that leave a partition free and then install ubuntu
[13:03] <mo0nykit> How do I remove the configuration files of already removed packages?
[13:03] <penthief> What's that kernel module for debugging USB devices?
[13:03] <ortsvorsteher> !dualboot | Marukaz
[13:03] <Marukaz> ortsvorsteher so there are no way to install windows and do not delete ubuntu?
[13:04] <grawity> penthief: usbmon?
[13:04] <Two4> ok, llutz, thanks, I'll purge and reinstall
[13:04] <lucky__> Hi everyone. please help me when i type compiz in the terminal i get the following message:Checking for Xgl: not present.
[13:04] <lucky__> xset q doesn't reveal the location of the log file. Using fallback /Var/log/Xorg.o.log.
[13:04] <lucky__> Blacklisted PCIID '8086:2562' found.
[13:04] <lucky__> aborting and using fallback: /usr/bin/metacity.
[13:04] <FloodBot1> lucky__: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:04] <ortsvorsteher> Marukaz: no, because the master boot record for an windows installation has to bee on block zero from the disk.
[13:04] <imyousuf> stefg: Interesting finding from the log is that in case of successful startup the number modules loaded is 52 in case of failure the number is 50, found syslog, checking dmesg to see if there is anything interesting there or not
[13:04] <penthief> Just located it -- usb_debug.ko
[13:05] <stefg> imyousuf: that's some useful info for a bug report
[13:05] <ortsvorsteher> Marukaz: otherwise you cannot boot windows. make a backup of your ubuntu installation and make an export from your evolution if you use it.
[13:05] <llutz> Marukaz: windows will only overwrite your grub, not your ubuntu. just reinstall grub into MBR after win-installation
[13:05] <llutz> !grub | Marukaz
[13:05] <Imurikauppias> how i can go quakenet
[13:05] <stefg> imyousuf: can you identify which modules are missing ?
[13:05] <lstarnes> Imurikauppias: /server irc.quakenet.org
[13:06] <imyousuf> stefg: trying to check the dmesg log, will identify you :) ASAP :-D
[13:06] <exup> Hi, how do I define the swap partition using ubiquity during a live CD install. It will not recognize it, I have tried /swap and /(swap). I suspect I am missing the point.
[13:06] <hkais1> hello all
[13:06] <imyousuf> s/identify/notify (stefg)
[13:06] <Two4> llutz, could you repeat that command for me please?
[13:06] <fcfreax> hi
[13:06] <llutz> exup: you have to set partition-type to swap, not a mountpoint
[13:06] <master_> Hi all anyone here feel like assisting virgin techs useless and i need to get my router working...I can connect to sites through my modem but router it hangs I think its dns related but after an hour with them they cant help
[13:06] <llutz> Two4: very unlikely but if: sudo apt-get purge firefox && rm -rf ~/mozilla/firefox/
[13:06] <ubnutu> Hi. Have finally managed to get ubuntu installed, BUT Im not getting any GUI, just command line. Did I miss something from the install? (alternate CD)
[13:07] <llutz> Two4: very unlikely but if: sudo apt-get purge firefox && rm -rf ~/.mozilla/firefox/
[13:07] <lstarnes> ubnutu: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[13:07] <llutz> Two4: sry typo
[13:07] <lstarnes> llutz: I think he gets it
[13:07] <cybersplice> ubnutu, sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[13:07] <cybersplice> or xubuntu or kubuntu, i suppose.
[13:07] <hkais1> i have a hardy samba server and a intrepid cifs client. I have the locale en_US.UTF-8. But if I create a file with german umlauts on the intrepid I get corrupted german umlauts on hardy
[13:07] <ubnutu> lstarnes: Really. Now why did the installer not take care of that?
[13:07] <exup> IIutz| hmm, will check but sounds like the go.
[13:07] <lstarnes> ubnutu: you may have needed to choose it during installation
[13:07] <master_> lstarnes: any help
[13:07] <lucky__> please help me ......
[13:08] <Two4> llutz: is that rm -rf or rm-rf? my client isn't good at wrapping lines
[13:08] <boiinngboiing1> We have a wireless router and two users are connected... if both of them are downloading stuff at same time then how is the speed divided between them?
[13:08] <lstarnes> Two4: with the space
[13:08] <lstarnes> master_: sorry, no
[13:08] <Two4> thanks
[13:08] <ubnutu> lstarnes: Hmm. Thanks, doing it now.
[13:08] <llutz> Two4: use better readable font then :) rm    -rf
[13:08] <ubnutu> you too cybersplice
[13:08] <cybersplice> np
[13:08] <master_> ok any one else no how i can configure my router
[13:08] <stefg> imyousuf: my idea is to force the module loading by adding them to /etc/modules ... so even if the lame bios forgets to initialize the keyboard controller in time the kernel loads the modules anyway, hopefully making the device work
[13:08] <boiinngboiing1> how is the bandwidth divided between users by a router?
[13:08] <lstarnes> master_: it sounds like it's a router configuration issue
[13:08] <guoxiaolong> Today, when prompted to install linux can not find the hard drive, which is why
[13:08] <lstarnes> boiinngboiing1: it usually isn't divided in any particular way
[13:09] <master_> I know i need to configure it i got it opened just need some guidance
[13:09] <imyousuf> hmm interesting stefg
[13:09] <llutz> boiinngboiing1: if you haven't configured traffic-shaping, it isn't devided at all
[13:09] <boiinngboiing1> llutz: i havent configured traffic sharing ..
[13:09] <boiinngboiing1> llutz: my friend is putting on downloads
[13:09] <lstarnes> boiinngboiing1: shaping, not sharinf
[13:09] <lstarnes> *sharing
[13:10] <boiinngboiing1> llutz: and i am getting very little speed
[13:10] <guoxiaolong> In linux how to set up a ppp dial-up and never break
[13:10] <lstarnes> boiinngboiing1: you could use qos or something like that
[13:10] <boiinngboiing1> llutz: That was a typo sorry.
[13:10] <master_> any help with dns guys
[13:10] <ortsvorsteher> !ppp | guoxiaolong
[13:11] <lstarnes> master_: check your /etc/resolv.conf
[13:11] <boiinngboiing1> lstarnes: I will check qos
[13:11] <llutz> boiinngboiing1: but QOS on the router, not your personal box
[13:11] <boiinngboiing1> The problem is that my room mate is downloading lots of data and i am getting very little speeds on my own downloads. i can either split the bandwidth between both of us or leech the speed myself
[13:11] <boiinngboiing1> i dont want to forward the connection through my box
[13:12] <lstarnes> boiinngboiing1: or cut off your roommate completely
[13:12] <boiinngboiing1> not that
[13:12] <boiinngboiing1> he pays too
[13:12] <llutz> he pays not enough
[13:12] <boiinngboiing1> besides i dont wana hurt his studies
[13:12] <boiinngboiing1> he is ignorant
[13:12] <hkais1> noone here who could help with my samba encoding problem* ^^^
[13:12] <boiinngboiing1> puts 50 videos on download at same time
[13:12] <boiinngboiing1> gets all the bandwidth
[13:13] <boiinngboiing1> how do i either split the bandwidth or leech my share?
[13:13] <master_> lstarnes: opened what am i looking for it mentions conflicts
[13:13] <boiinngboiing1> he gets around 150KBPS and i get around 40
[13:13] <lstarnes> master_: make sure that the nameservers listed work
[13:13] <boiinngboiing1> kilobytes
[13:13] <guoxiaolong> I can dial, but automatically lost after a period of time, could you where to set up automatic send connection requests, and never break
[13:13] <mo0nykit> boiinngboiing1, you might want to read up on load balancing?
[13:13] <master_> there are no name servers?
[13:14] <stefg> boiinngboiing1: i'd set up a router/firewall appliance (either soft- or hardware) that has QOS and bandwiith peering. the gateway needs to manage that, nothing you can really do on the client machines.
[13:14] <lstarnes> master_: there is nothing in /etc/resolv.conf?
[13:14] <mo0nykit> boiinngboiing1, yes. a QoS
[13:14] <master_> if [ -x /usr/lib/avahi/avahi-daemon-check-dns.sh ]; then
[13:14] <master_>   exec /usr/lib/avahi/avahi-daemon-check-dns.sh
[13:14] <master_> fi
[13:14] <boiinngboiing1> i have a basic router
[13:14] <lstarnes> boiinngboiing1: which model?
[13:14] <boiinngboiing1> doesnt have bandwidth shaping
[13:14] <guoxiaolong> QOS is Certification
[13:14] <exup> llutz| many thanks for the tip about mounting point/swap file in ubiquity, its fixed.
[13:15] <yakoza> i'v installed opera10 but i get this error
[13:15] <yakoza> ERROR: ld.so: object 'libjvm.so' from LD_PRELOAD cannot be preloaded: ignored.
[13:15] <yakoza> ERROR: ld.so: object 'libawt.so' from LD_PRELOAD cannot be preloaded: ignored.
[13:15] <yakoza> /home/naser/lib/opera/10.00/opera: error while loading shared libraries: libqt-mt.so.3: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[13:15] <boiinngboiing1> ITI DNA A 211
[13:15] <master_> lstarnes: thats what i get
[13:15] <yakoza> what should i do ?
[13:15] <stefg> boiinngboiing1: you'd have to replace that with a smarter device (e.g. old pentium with two nics) running some firewall distro like ipcop or (my choice) endian firewall
[13:16] <guoxiaolong> yakoza :that mean your lic gcc is not maked
[13:16] <Two4> you need to install libqt
[13:16] <lstarnes> master_: in /etc/resolv.conf?
[13:16] <stefg> boiinngboiing1: or check if your router can run openWRT
[13:16] <boiinngboiing1> i cant spend on more hardware
[13:16] <master_> correct
[13:16] <guoxiaolong> yes you need to install libqt
[13:16] <lstarnes> master_: erase the contents and replace it with these two lines:
[13:16] <boiinngboiing1> i will check out open wrt
[13:16] <lstarnes> master_: nameserver 208.67.222.222
[13:16] <lstarnes> master_: nameserver 208.67.220.220
[13:17] <master_> nothing
[13:17] <boiinngboiing1> and how do i leech my share of bandwidth if i cant split it?
[13:17] <guoxiaolong> nameserver must be your dhcp or Service providers in
[13:17] <imyousuf> stefg: Please check the top most lines @ http://gist.github.com/201310 thats the only conclusive stuff I could get :(, where should I look next?
[13:17] <boiinngboiing1> He uses gwget for his downloads
[13:17] <master_> it says avahi-daemon
[13:17] <imyousuf> any idea which modules the outputs correspond to stefg?
[13:18] <yakoza> Two4: Couldn't find package libqt
[13:18] <boiinngboiing1> Is there a way to limit bandwidth on HTTP protocol so i can use torrents myself?
[13:18] <lstarnes> yakoza: aptitude search libqt
[13:18] <colblood> alsamixer: function snd_ctl_open failed for default: No such file or directory - how can i fix that? starts if i run it as sudo?
[13:18] <Nisha_> hey how can i install the new linux kernel withput compiling,because i need support for ndiswraper,graphics etc
[13:18] <lstarnes> Nisha_: you WILL need to compile
[13:18] <colblood> just using my box as mediahtpc, so dont care about anything else really
[13:18] <Two4> yakoza, libqt isn't the exact name. perform an apt-cache search
[13:18] <guoxiaolong> I want to know how to set up auto-configuration files to send connection request
[13:18] <master_> no name servers
[13:18] <lstarnes> Nisha_: or, preferably, upgrade ubuntu to a newer version
[13:19] <master_> what does that mean i upgraded to karma
[13:19] <Nisha_> lstarnes: so manually compile the stuff?
[13:19] <lstarnes> master_: #ubuntu+1 is better for karmic questions
[13:19] <lstarnes> Nisha_: yes.
[13:19] <stefg> imyousuf: serio ... :-) .. run 'locate serio' and look what's in lib/modules/ ...blah...
[13:19] <lstarnes> Nisha_: or, preferably, upgrade ubuntu
[13:19] <Nisha_> lstarnes: ok will do
[13:19] <master_> this was happening in 9.04 to
[13:19] <Nisha_> lstarnes: mine is the very latest kubuntu
[13:19] <guoxiaolong> yes you can try use cmd that:grep lib*
[13:19] <lstarnes> Nisha_: kernels that are not officially provuded in the repos are not supported
[13:19] <fbianconi> master_: try google opendns
[13:19] <lstarnes> Nisha_: do not ask us for help with unsupported kernels
[13:19] <boiinngboiing1> i dont think the router supports openwrt
[13:19] <lstarnes> Nisha_: we only know how to handle the officially supported packages
[13:20] <didiermah> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rI2_9FulH9s
[13:20] <master_> were do i find that
[13:20] <Nisha_> lstarnes:root@pluto:~/Desktop# uname -a
[13:20] <Nisha_> Linux pluto 2.6.28-11-generic #42-Ubuntu SMP Fri Apr 17 01:57:59 UTC 2009 i686 GNU/Linux
[13:20] <fbianconi> master_: http://www.opendns.com/
[13:20] <guoxiaolong> in China http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rI2_9FulH9s can not open
[13:21] <unoobtu> lstarnes ok i'm back! i followed a tutorial to share the cdrom.. but the cdrom folder i see from the other machine was empty..
[13:21] <guoxiaolong> Must use a proxy server
[13:21] <lstarnes> unoobtu: I really don't know anything about samba, sorry
[13:21] <master_> fbianconi: what am i looking for its open
[13:21] <imyousuf> stefg: /lib/modules/2.6.28-15-generic/modules.seriomap
[13:21] <teolicy__> Hi. This might be a bit flamebait, I don't intend it as such. I'm switching back Linux after several years in OSX, and have to pick applications. Is there an "obvious and leading" IRC client for Gnome? (maybe even two or three)? I know I can look at apt-cache search, but I'm looking for human advice.
[13:21] <lstarnes> master_: how to use opendns for dns service
[13:21] <unoobtu> lstarnes ok, but why i can't see my cdrom contents from cdrom folder?
[13:21] <fbianconi> master_: how to use opendns dns
[13:21] <lstarnes> teolicy__: xchat
[13:21] <unoobtu> lstarnes but i see them from media folder?
[13:22] <teolicy__> (for example, if I'd ask the same question about IM, I'd expect to hear "Pidgin" or "Empathy", if I'd ask it about browsers I'd expect to hear "Firefox", etc)
[13:22] <master_> for my router
[13:22] <lstarnes> unoobtu: I'm not sure
[13:22] <teolicy__> lstarnes: Aye, thanks.
[13:22] <lstarnes> teolicy__: pidgin lacks full irc support
[13:22] <lstarnes> teolicy__: but it is good for everything else
[13:22] <guoxiaolong> samba i used but i forgot it
[13:22] <llutz> !best | teolicy__
[13:22] <unoobtu> ok thx anyway
[13:23] <teolicy__> llutz: Ouch. Sorry, didn't know it's against channel policy.
[13:23] <guoxiaolong> thx means thanks
[13:23] <guoxiaolong> ok/
[13:23] <guoxiaolong> ok?
[13:23] <orlok>  This should not happen.!! Data will be lost
[13:23] <peeps123> ubuntu is BRILLIANT
[13:23] <lstarnes> guoxiaolong: yes, but using the full "thanks" is better than just "thx"
[13:23] <orlok> Doh, - i meant to say - anybody seen this error before? - http://codepad.org/nUuMLa7Z
[13:24] <teolicy__> Wow, bestbot is pretty cool.
[13:24] <orlok>  /dev/sdb1 is a flash drive, i am guessing it has failed
[13:24] <Rovanion> Where do I turn for kubuntu karmic questions?
[13:24] <stefg> imyousuf: that's just the file that says which module to use for which hardware. the inetresting thing would be to look at lsmod and check if serio is loaded /activated when the keyboard fails.
[13:24] <guoxiaolong> oh ah ha ;it is fun
[13:24] <lstarnes> Rovanion: #ubuntu+1
[13:24] <Ose> how do I connect my vista laptop to my ubuntu desktop via LAN?
[13:25] <Ose> I want to move files from V to U
[13:25] <guoxiaolong> and There are other interesting words do abbreviations
[13:25] <orlok> Ose: first step is to get them on the same network
[13:25] <Ose> they are directly connected via a LAN cable
[13:25] <orlok> Ose: can they borh access the internet via the same network?
[13:25] <stefg> !samba | ose
[13:26] <Ose> the problem is that I can't get the ubuntu online
[13:26] <Ose> the wifi is borked
[13:26] <orlok> Ose: they need to have IP's in the same range, and you may need to use a crossover cable
[13:26] <guoxiaolong> Does the driver how to write, such as the network card driver
[13:26] <guoxiaolong> Does the driver how to write, such as the network card driver?
[13:27] <orlok> Ose: you know hot to confugure IP's, etc on both?
[13:27] <switchgirl> yakoza: http://my.opera.com/SolimiaN/blog/2007/05/02/error-ld-so-object-libjvm-so-from-ld-preload-cannot-be-preloaded-ignored
[13:27] <Ose> orlok: not really
[13:27] <guoxiaolong> i know it is in /etc/network/network-config
[13:27] <yakoza> switchgirl: tnx guy
[13:28] <Ose> my network is kinda f-ed up, it starts having problems when multiple computers are on it
[13:28] <[fade]> bst pic ever
[13:28] <guoxiaolong> that is "if-config' file
[13:28] <orlok> Ose: network connection settings, you want to configure IP addresses for each of their LAN connections
[13:28] <teolicy__> Do wifi drivers that come with ubuntu come pre-patched for packet injection? If not, why not?
[13:28] <[fade]> http://failblog.files.wordpress.com/2009/09/epic-fail-license-fail.jpg
[13:29] <switchgirl> yakoza: last time i checked i was a girl
[13:29] <guoxiaolong> you can use konsole :netconfig
[13:29] <orlok> Ose: windows or linux, its the same basic thing, 4 numbers from 0-254 seperates by .'s
[13:29] <yakoza> switchgirl: oh i'm terribly sorry
[13:29] <colblood> anyone got an idea about my alsamixer/sound problem?
[13:29] <colblood> xbmc@XBMC-HTPC:~$ alsamixer
[13:29] <colblood> alsamixer: function snd_ctl_open failed for default: No such file or directory
[13:30] <switchgirl> yakoza: its ok just i thought the name said it all...
[13:30] <yakoza> switchgirl: oh i didn't know
[13:30] <orlok> Ose: configure one with say, 192.168.0.1 and the other as 192.168.0.2, netmask 255.255.255.0 and try to ping one from the other
[13:30] <guoxiaolong> you can vi your /etc/rc.d/init.d
[13:30] <orlok> Ose: thats the first step :)
[13:30] <llutz> guoxiaolong: please stop
[13:30] <guoxiaolong> you can see:etc/rc.d/init.d/network
[13:31] <llutz> guoxiaolong: please stop
[13:31] <unoobtu> why ubuntu mount my cdrom under media and not under cdrom?
[13:31] <Locke22> hi all
[13:31] <orlok> unoobtu: cdroms are a type of media
[13:31] <guoxiaolong> llutz: why?
[13:31] <llutz> guoxiaolong: this is ubuntu-channel, your "tips" are simply wrong
[13:31] <unoobtu> orlok how can i point to the default cdrom dir from my smb.conf?
[13:32] <unoobtu> orlok when i insert a dvd i find a folder with the custom cd name in media..
[13:32] <switchgirl> guoxiaolong: netstat or ifconfig not ipconfig
[13:32] <cylex> can someone tell me a proper way to download the ubuntu source
[13:32] <orlok> unoobtu: good question, my ubuntu desktop isnt in front of me
[13:32] <guoxiaolong> llutz:ok i am wrong ;sorry now
[13:32] <imyousuf> stefg: Was a little away from the computer, do you think "echo seriomap >> /etc/modules" will help and safe to execute (as you can figure out I am not an expert :))?
[13:32] <unoobtu> orlok ah ok.. thx anyway :)
[13:32] <orlok> ANybody - http://codepad.org/nUuMLa7Z - Its stuffed, isnt it?
[13:32] <lstarnes> cylex: there is no source for ubuntu itself, but there are sources for almost all of the packages that it is made of
[13:33] <guoxiaolong> yes it is ifconfig
[13:33] <stefg> imyousuf: seriomap is a textfile, not a module
[13:33] <cylex> lstarnes: ok suppose I want to download source for irssi
[13:33] <orlok> cylex: i think the package manager can do that, otherwise its contained in available .deb packages
[13:33] <bala> hi
[13:33] <guoxiaolong> i think use netrestart is better than use netstat
[13:33] <lstarnes> cylex: apt-get source irssi
[13:33] <imyousuf> stefg: ah ok, then how could i go about solving it?
[13:33] <cylex> orlok: nm just got it
[13:33] <cylex> ok
[13:34] <llutz> guoxiaolong: are you sure you know what you're talking about?
[13:34] <stefg> imyousuf: what does lsmod | grep serio turn up?
[13:34] <eeme> what is that code to quakenet
[13:34] <orlok> Anybody seen a USB flash drive fail due to overuse before?
[13:34] <Locke22> i have a problem, the first is that i'm really noob about linux :(, i've installed ubuntu and i must install a fortran compilator like g77.. i'have dowloaded a g77-3.4.4.dev when i launch it it say that there are dependency... must i instal some libraries to excsecute .deb pack? thanks
[13:34] <morpheuss> orlok, yep
[13:34] <imyousuf> stefg: serio_raw
[13:34] <orlok> morpheuss: linux or windows?
[13:34] <morpheuss> they does wear out
[13:34] <colblood> anyone got an idea about my alsamixer/sound problem?
[13:34] <Imurikauppias> what is that code to join quakenet
[13:34] <colblood> alsamixer: function snd_ctl_open failed for default: No such file or directory
[13:34] <guoxiaolong> ok i am fool ;and shut my mouth
[13:34] <orlok> morpheuss: http://codepad.org/nUuMLa7Z
[13:35] <lstarnes> Imurikauppias: please read what I said earlier: /server irc.quakenet.org
[13:35] <cylex> ok, where would the packages will be stored, after I download it using apt-get source irssi
[13:35] <imyousuf> stefg: so doing "echo serio_raw >> /etc/modules" ok?
[13:35] <lstarnes> cylex: in the current directory
[13:35] <cylex> lstarnes: thx :)
[13:35] <llutz> cylex:  /var/cache/apt/archives
[13:35] <heoa> I have a screen inside a screen. How can I deattach the inside GNU Screen?
[13:36] <imyousuf> btw stefg, added some more info @ http://gist.github.com/201310
[13:36] <orlok> morpheuss: thats in an 8G Voyager USB flash drive, been running / ffrom it for a while
[13:36] <orlok> heoa: ctrl-a-a
[13:36] <mo0nykit> Hi! I have a problem with my Ubuntu 9.04 on an Acer Aspire 4520 laptop. When I switch to another virtual console (Ctrl-Alt-F1), the screen goes blank with lots of flickering. What could be the problem?
[13:36] <stefg> imyousuf: so that's the module to pay attention to.. you have to check if this module is present in the 'keyboard failed' situation, if it's not 'sudo modprobe serio_raw'. Only when that helps it's worth trying
[13:36] <orlok> heoa: and whatever - you need an extra ctrl-a
[13:36] <Imurikauppias> how to join quakenet
[13:36] <cylex> llutz: I see it in current directory.. thank u both. :)
[13:36] <guoxiaolong> heoa:press ctrl+alt
[13:36] <lstarnes> Imurikauppias: I will not say this again: type /server irc.quakenet.org
[13:36] <llutz> cylex: i haven't read the "source", ignore me, sorry
[13:37] <maniel> any apt magician here?:>
[13:37] <heoa> guoxiaolong: ?   and some other key?
[13:37] <Han> Can somebody please kick the keyserver?
[13:38] <Han> It's not responding.
[13:38] <imyousuf> stefg: so I am executing "echo serio_raw >>/etc/modules" and restarting my machine to check what happens :)
[13:38] <guoxiaolong> do you use VM?
[13:38] <stefg> imyousuf: don't change anything yet.
[13:38] <guoxiaolong> VMware ?
[13:39] <fbianconi> !who
[13:39] <colblood> anyone? i have no audio anymore, and it sucks donkey arse
[13:39] <stefg> imyousuf: restart several times until you run into the problem again. let it boot up and check if serio_raw gets loaded
[13:40] <imyousuf> stefg: I dont have to reboot several times probably the first time will be enough ;)
[13:40] <stefg> imyousuf: if not, modprobe the module and check if makes the internal keyboard work
[13:40] <imyousuf> ok stefg, following your advice :)
[13:40] <[fade]> if it go to cli with ctrl+alt+f1, how to come back ?
[13:40] <stefg> imyousuf: only if that works it is worth to add that module to /etc/modules
[13:40] <lstarnes> [fade]: ctrl+alt+f7
[13:41] <imyousuf> got it stefg
[13:41] <imyousuf> will inform you ASAP
[13:41] <[fade]> in kde 3.5 when it stops responding you can crash it with ctrl+alt+baskspace, then it would restart, if there anything same here ?
[13:41] <guoxiaolong> heoa: did you use VMware
[13:41] <[fade]> on kde 4.2 ?
[13:42] <lstarnes> [fade]: if you're using 9.04 and have disabled dontzap, ctrl+alt+bksp should work
[13:42] <eepberries> what user does the xserver display belong to in the login menu?
[13:42] <guoxiaolong> heoa: you can press ctrl+alt+del
[13:42] <didiermah> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rI2_9FulH9s
[13:42] <[fade]> what is dontzap?
[13:42] <didiermah> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rI2_9FulH9s
[13:42] <FloodBot1> didiermah: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:42] <hanshenrik> http://pastebin.org/34810 help?
[13:42] <stefg> !dontzap | [fade]
[13:42] <[fade]> i tried those keys, did not work
[13:42] <linuxn_eo> colblood: do you have a /dev/snd directory?
[13:43] <colblood> dir /dev/snd
[13:43] <colblood> controlC0 pcmC0D0c pcmC0D0p pcmC0D1c pcmC0D1p seq timer
[13:43] <colblood> @ linuxn_eo
[13:43] <heoa> guoxiaolong: ^+Alt+Del does not do anything
[13:44] <linuxn_eo> colblood: ok, well, that's the direct reason why you get that error - why that dir is missing is the next thing to find out
[13:44] <eepberries> how does the xserver work during the login screen? what user is the display attached to?
[13:44] <colblood> i have no idea how to do that
[13:44] <colblood> @ linuxn_eo
[13:44] <linuxn_eo> lsmod | grep snd #does this have output?
[13:45] <guoxiaolong> heoa: so i ask did you use VMware
[13:45] <colblood> yes linuxn_eo
[13:45] <heoa> guoxiaolong: no
[13:45] <linuxn_eo> ok, join #flood and paste it there
[13:45] <colblood> linux_probe: http://pastebin.ca/1592355
[13:45] <colblood> erh, linuxn_eo
[13:45] <linuxn_eo> ok, just as good
[13:46] <kp> hi i have installed skype, but failed to run test call
[13:46] <kp> could you please help in this
[13:46] <guoxiaolong> are you in screen beside the other screen?
[13:46] <jpknowmad> I'm trying to delete a 2.5GB mounted filesystem, it happened when trying to update to ubuntustudio 9.10 with a cd, i decided to update with terminal to ubuntu 9.10 instead, now i have this unmounted filesystem in my main menu full of ubuntustudio files
[13:46] <B3rz3rk3r> kp, ensure that you ahve opened the sound settings menu in skype and set your input/output correctly
[13:46] <guoxiaolong> heoa: are you in a screen beside the other screen?
[13:47] <kp> B3B301X, could you please help in find the same
[13:47] <stefg> eepberries: xorg is fired up by gdm, which is a system account owning the login screen
[13:48] <B3rz3rk3r> kp, what is your primary language?
[13:48] <linuxn_eo> colblood: the first thing i'd try is this: sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart
[13:48] <eepberries> stefg: okay, but how can i use xrandr without logging in graphically?
[13:48] <ab123456> ciao
[13:48] <fbianconi> heoa: can you paste a screen capture to http://tinyurl.com/imagebin ?
[13:48] <hkais1> i have a hardy samba server and a intrepid cifs client. I have the locale en_US.UTF-8. But if I create a file with german umlauts on the intrepid I get corrupted german umlauts on hardy
[13:48] <ab123456> !list
[13:48] <Etrai> I'm having some trouble with KVM and networking... What I'm trying to achieve is having my VM access the network as it is (with ISP DHCP for internet and static LAN config) much like how VirtualBox bridged networking works under Windows, but I'm completly stumped...any suggestions? Or could I have my VM use the configuration of brX (and set up brX-Y for each network connection needed)?
[13:49] <eepberries> stefg: problem is, the resolution isn't correct on the login screen and i want to change it
[13:49] <guoxiaolong> heoa: you also can use alt+f1~f7
[13:49] <ab123456> ciao
[13:50] <unoobtu> lstarnes ok i just edited properties of the mounted cd and fixed the mount location..
[13:50] <guoxiaolong> heoa: f1~f7 mean f1or f2......f7
[13:50] <ab123456> !list
[13:50] <colblood> linuxn_eo: do i need to reboot?
[13:50] <kp> B3B301X, i am sorry
[13:50] <linuxn_eo> colblood: hopefully no
[13:50] <colblood> k
[13:50] <linuxn_eo> that just restarts sound stuff
[13:50] <eepberries> stefg: have any idea?
[13:51] <colblood> no audio linuxn_eo
[13:51] <linuxn_eo> the problem you have is very  common, very vague, has many causes, etc, so i'll need to take a few shots in the dark
[13:51] <linuxn_eo> colblood: and no /dev/snd still, right?
[13:51] <colblood> anythin to help me
[13:51] <stefg> eepberries: that has nothing to do with xrandr. The xserver is simply started with a wrong idea of the display. you have to setup /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[13:51] <colblood> dir /dev/snd
[13:51] <colblood> controlC0 pcmC0D0c pcmC0D0p pcmC0D1c pcmC0D1p seq timer
[13:51] <stefg> !fixres | eepberries
[13:51] <colblood> @ linuxn_eo
[13:52] <guoxiaolong> colblood:he can make kernel new
[13:52] <xiaoxiao> rhythmbox radio list is missing, how to fix it
[13:52] <linuxn_eo> colblood: ok, then what happens when you run alsamixer?
[13:52] <colblood> i have this problem with ubuntu 9.04 too, worked better in ubuntu 8.10, but stuck again :/
[13:52] <colblood> sec
[13:52] <eepberries> stefg: i've spent hours screwing around with xorg.conf. i'm pretty sure it's fine, i just want to try using xrandr if i can to play around with video modes in real time
[13:52] <jpknowmad> I'm trying to delete a 2.5GB mounted filesystem, it happened when trying to update to ubuntustudio 9.10 with a cd, i decided to update with terminal to ubuntu 9.10 instead, now i have this unmounted filesystem in my main menu full of ubuntustudio files
[13:52] <colblood> i'll reboot... alsamixer seems to work, but still no audio
[13:52] <guoxiaolong> oh no
[13:53] <eepberries> i'm not going to waste another five hours retyping the same few things in xorg.conf if it isn't going to change anything
[13:53] <SharpRain> what download manager can I get that supports downloading of segments, passwords, and scheduling?
[13:53] <stefg> eepberries: what does lspci | grep VGA say, and what display do you have?
[13:53] <Keiffer> i used this command, starting with S if i remember well, and it appended a fixed string to each line of a big file... do you know what it was? i want to read it's man page
[13:53] <linuxn_eo> colblood: ok, tell me how that goes
[13:53] <guoxiaolong> i am have my eatting now bye bye
[13:53] <eepberries> stefg: it shows my Radeon X800
[13:54] <eepberries> i have the "ati" driver selected for it in xorg.conf
[13:54] <lstarnes> Keiffer: maybe sed, but I'm probably wrong
[13:54] <SharpRain>  what download manager can I get that supports downloading of segments, passwords, and scheduling?
[13:54] <colblood> no audio after reboot at login screen
[13:54] <colblood> linuxn_eo: and i get alsamixer: function snd_ctl_open failed for default: No such file or directory
[13:54] <linuxn_eo> colblood: ok, dumb question, you're sure nothing is muted?
[13:54] <colblood> so nothing's changed
[13:54] <colblood> if i run as sudo alsamixer, it shows up and isnt muted
[13:54] <guoxiaolong> thx
[13:55] <SharpRain>  what download manager can I get that supports downloading of segments, passwords, and scheduling?
[13:55] <linuxn_eo> colblood: well, restart alsa-utils (and maybe udev) again so you at least have a sane /dev/snd/
[13:55] <colblood> how do i do that linuxn_eo? im quite the noob still
[13:55] <stefg> eepberries: have you read, understood and followed https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/Resolution#Setting%20resolution%20changes%20in%20xorg.conf ?
[13:55] <Keiffer> lstarnes, no SED it was! thanks
[13:55] <linuxn_eo> SharpRain: schedule with cron (if you only care about starts and not stops), and wget for the rest?
[13:56] <woble> got a few of those:  amarok: Depends: kdebase-runtime (>= 4:4.2.1) but it is not going to be installed   <-- how can this weird error be fixed?
[13:56] <SharpRain> does wget support passwords
[13:56] <SharpRain> and multiple links at the same time
[13:56] <eepberries> stefg: yes
[13:56] <linuxn_eo> colblood: sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart; sudo  /etc/init.d/udev restart
[13:56] <jpknowmad> I'm trying to delete a 2.5GB mounted filesystem, it happened when trying to update to ubuntustudio 9.10 with a cd, i decided to update with terminal to ubuntu 9.10 instead, now i have this unmounted filesystem in my main menu full of ubuntustudio files
[13:57] <linuxn_eo> SharpRain: yes
[13:57] <ortsvorsteher> SharpRain: read the man page, there will be anthing in with password
[13:57] <colblood> Invalid card number. i got this when doing that linuxn_eo
[13:57] <SharpRain> can I paste a whole lotta links though?
[13:57] <linuxn_eo> colblood: very interesting, pasttebin the whole output to me
[13:57] <colblood> and i get this when running alsamixer: http://pastebin.ca/1592372
[13:57] <linuxn_eo> SharpRain; yes, or put them in a file, etc
[13:57] <colblood> okay
[13:57] <SharpRain> hmm
[13:57] <SharpRain> hmmmmmmm
[13:58] <eepberries> stefg: do you see anything wrong in my xorg file? http://pastebin.com/m21bc3c29
[13:58] <llutz> jpknowmad: you just want to remove all that stuff from the 2.5G-media? sudo mkfs.ext3 -m0 /dev/sdXY   (where XY is your partition)
[13:58] <colblood> and this from runnin your cmd: http://pastebin.ca/1592373 linuxn_eo
[13:58] <linuxn_eo> colblood: ok, I need to see the ls /dev/snd    output again
[13:59] <colblood> dir /dev/snd
[13:59] <colblood> controlC0 pcmC0D0c pcmC0D0p pcmC0D1c pcmC0D1p seq timer
[13:59] <stefg> eepberries: yes... taht's more or less a unmodified default file. you haven'r read, understood and followed https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/Resolution#Setting%20resolution%20changes%20in%20xorg.conf
[13:59] <jpknowmad> llutz, thanks, will that actually remove the volume as well?
[13:59] <linuxn_eo> colblood: erm, woah, what command did you run for that latest pastebin, exactly?
[13:59] <colblood> yours
[13:59] <llutz> jpknowmad: it will just create a fresh filesystem on that partition
[14:00] <eepberries> stefg: what's missing besides descriptive names? i didn't think that mattered
[14:00] <colblood> sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart; sudo /etc/init.d/udev restart
[14:00] <linuxn_eo> hmm
[14:00] <linuxn_eo> ok, run those one at a time, because that's rather unexpected
[14:00] <jpknowmad> llutz, is there a way to remove that partition? I just want one large partition?
[14:00] <linuxn_eo> sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart
[14:00] <linuxn_eo>  sudo /etc/init.d/udev restart
[14:00] <linuxn_eo> and tell me which of the two gives that output
[14:01] <colblood> it's the first one
[14:01] <llutz> jpknowmad:use cfdisk, fdisk, "tool-of-your-choice" and delete it
[14:01] <linuxn_eo> makes sense... time for me to google, moment
[14:01] <colblood> appreciate it
[14:01] <colblood> linuxn_eo: i cant paste it all, cause i cant scroll that high up
[14:01] <Etrai> REPOST: I'm having some trouble with KVM and networking... What I'm trying to achieve is having my VM access the network as it is (with ISP DHCP for internet and static LAN config) much like how VirtualBox bridged networking works under Windows, but I'm completly stumped...any suggestions? Or could I have my VM use the configuration of brX (and set up brX-Y for each network connection needed)?
[14:02] <colblood> something about "not yours" is what i could see when doing the cmd
[14:02] <linuxn_eo> colblood: sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart > log 2>&1
[14:02] <linuxn_eo> then pastebin the log file
[14:02] <heoa> guoxiaolong: fbianconi Alt-F2 deattached the screen inside the other screen. Thank you.
[14:02] <stefg> Etrai: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/KVM/Networking
[14:03] <jpknowmad> llutz, im sorry, i dont know how to do that, is there a guide somewhere so i dont bother you guys too much
[14:03] <colblood> linuxn_eo: http://pastebin.ca/1592380
[14:03] <Etrai> stefg: yes, I have read it multiple times and still can't get it to work the way I want...
[14:04] <colblood> linuxn_eo: i accidently ran "sudo alsactl store" before, could that be causing it?
[14:04] <stefg> Etrai: how does /etc/network/interfaces look in the guest(s) ? (use pastebin, plz)
[14:05] <llutz> jpknowmad: i don't know a guide, have a look into ubuntuforums and search for changing partitions. maybe it helps
[14:05] <linuxn_eo> colblood: no idea, honestly
[14:05] <Etrai> stefg: guest is Windows 2k8 =/
[14:05] <jpknowmad> thanks llutz
[14:05] <jpknowmad> i got it
[14:05] <jpknowmad> with disk utility
[14:05] <linuxn_eo> colblood: maybe ask #alsa ?
[14:05] <colblood> hm, ok
[14:06] <jpknowmad> thanks for the help guys, keep up the good work
[14:06] <linuxn_eo> if they don't turn up anything, i'll go back to trying to figure it out
[14:06] <woble> Depends: kdebase-runtime (>= 4:4.2.1) but it is not going to be installed   <-- how can this weird error be fixed?
[14:07] <Hemuz> Hello i have a small question can i listen .mp3 and .wma files on ubuntu? and how it works because i tried to run but thers no suitable plugin....
[14:07] <colblood> could it be a chown problem linuxn_eo?
[14:07] <morpheuss> Hemuz, restricted packages
[14:07] <linuxn_eo> colblood: given that you're getting errors restarting alsa-utils as root, i seriously doubt it
[14:08] <colblood> k
[14:08] <colblood> dumb to do: sudo chown 777 -R /var/lib/alsa ?
[14:08] <linuxn_eo> .. so, say i'd give it 95-99% odds that that's not it
[14:08] <stefg> Etrai: i'm no kvm specialist, but for deskzp use with a windows guest i'd rather use virtualbox. windows guest support is still very basic in kvm
[14:08] <linuxn_eo> yes, dumb tthing to do; please don't
[14:08] <colblood> hehe, k
[14:09] <Etrai> stefg: ok, thank you! =D
[14:09] <colblood> no reply from #alsa as of yet
[14:09] <linuxn_eo> i ran a few commands like that on some of my earliest linux installs - it wasn't long til i needed to reinstall
[14:09] <Hemuz> eeh does it means that i cant listen music on ubuntu if ihave it only in .mp3
[14:09] <linuxn_eo> ok, so, your username is xbmc?
[14:09] <colblood> yes
[14:10] <linuxn_eo> ls -ld /home/xmbc
[14:10] <colblood> alsactl restore
[14:10] <colblood> alsactl: load_state:1577: No soundcards found...
[14:10] <linuxn_eo> without the typo in the username
[14:10] <colblood> interesting
[14:10] <imyousuf> stefg: Currently logged in when onboard keyboard and mouse is not working and serio_raw module is loaded
[14:10] <colblood> drwxr-xr-x 30 xbmc xbmc 4096 2009-10-04 15:02 /home/xbmc @ linuxn_eo
[14:11] <imyousuf> stefg: though the module is loaded the onboard inputs are not working, how should I proceed now stefg?
[14:11] <linuxn_eo> ok, that looks sane.. hmm
[14:11] <Mka> Hemuz: you cannot listen to mp3's?
[14:11] <lucky__> when i type compiz and press enter in the terminal, i get this message: Blacklisted PCIID '8086:2562' found.
[14:11] <stefg> imyousuf: try sudo rmmod serio_raw && modprobe serio_raw
[14:11] <colblood> check above when i did alsactl restore tho linuxn_eo
[14:12] <stefg> imyousuf: rmmod serio_raw && sudo modprobe serio_raw
[14:12] <ohitsmee> E: postgresql-8.3: subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 1
[14:12] <ohitsmee> E: postgresql: dependency problems - leaving unconfigured
[14:12] <ohitsmee> help
[14:12] <soreau> lucky__: SKIP_CHECKS=1 compiz --replace
[14:12] <lucky__> please help me resolve my issue.when i type compiz and press enter in the terminal, i get this message: Blacklisted PCIID '8086:2562' found.
[14:12] <linuxn_eo> colblood: saw it
[14:13] <imyousuf> stefg: tried - sudo rmmod serio_raw && sudo modprobe serio_raw - and no use still onboard controls are not working :(
[14:13] <colblood> stumbled upon this wiki linuxn_eo, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HdaIntelSoundHowto
[14:13] <ziroday> ohitsmee: sudo dpkg-reconfigure -a
[14:14] <Mka> Hemuz: Install gstreamer plugins using Synaptic
[14:14] <linuxn_eo> colblood: what kind of computer is it?
[14:14] <Hemuz> Mka, Thanks m8.
[14:14] <colblood> asus t2 barebone
[14:14] <erkin> how can I get the necessary permission save the canges in xorg.conf file? ^^
[14:14] <erkin> changes*
[14:15] <penthief> What is this file for? /sys/devices/pci0000:00/0000:00:1d.1/usb5/5-1/5-1:1.0/input/input19/mouse2/dev
[14:15] <ziroday> erkin: do gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf, enter your password and then edit it
[14:15] <rewer> www.reweronline.com
[14:15] <stefg> imyousuf: so it seems really a kernel bug in combination with a (supposedly) crappy bios. so all you can do is helping to debug the issue by trying other kernel versions and see if the problem persists. First try would be the karmic beta
[14:15] <erkin> ok ty :)
[14:16] <imyousuf> hmm, will download and it and try it tomorrow then, thanks a lot stefg
[14:16] <leession_lm> can anybody tell me what does IRC mode +tn mean ?
[14:17] <linuxn_eo> colblood: join #colblood, there's way too much scrolling in this chan
[14:17] <colblood> oki
[14:17] <lstarnes> leession_lm: only ops may change the topic, and only users that have joined the channel can send to it
[14:17] <Brenden`> topic protection (+t) only allowed to set by ops
[14:18] <leession_lm> thank you very much. but how can i change the mode ?
[14:18] <lstarnes> leession_lm: use the /mode command
[14:18] <Brenden`> ./mode <channel> <(+ to add)(- to remove)>
[14:18] <leession_lm> lstarnes>	ok , thanks
[14:19] <falkinski> What does "chunks seen" mean? Using rtorrent
[14:19] <lstarnes> leession_lm: #freenode is the best channel here for irc questions
[14:19] <lstarnes> leession_lm: also, http://freenode.net/using_the_network.shtml
[14:19] <leession_lm> lstarnes: yes , i think so
[14:20] <lstarnes> falkinski: it may refer to the number of chunks recivied
[14:20] <lstarnes> *received
[14:20] <falkinski> lstarnes: What is a chunk?
[14:20] <lstarnes> falkinski: a piece of a file
[14:20] <milaz> Does anybody know how people in charge of releases.ubuntu.com can be contacted?
[14:21] <falkinski> lstarnes: thx
[14:22] <milaz> I think they did some wrong thing with zsync files, and I have a suggestion how to fix it
[14:22] <u0802> someone already tried the 9.10 beta ?
[14:22] <milaz> u0802: I did
[14:22] <lstarnes> u0802: please join #ubuntu+1 for questions about the beta
[14:23] <milaz> See it here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1280797
[14:23] <A^EKCAHDP> !help
[14:24] <A^EKCAHDP> Wwhere I can to make my questions on the Russian?
[14:24] <lstarnes> A^EKCAHDP: /join #ubuntu-ru
[14:24] <Guest41854> Hey, quick question here that should be coming up often: my pulseaudio is working correctly, vumeters are showing playback, it all registers just fine -- I have sound output on the console, not in gnome though -- what is going wrong here? I can't figure itout.
[14:24] <mnaines> !ru | A^EKCAHDP
[14:25] <shaullx> could someone please help me here? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1282344
[14:25] <A^EKCAHDP> ﻿/join #ubuntu-ru
[14:26] <mrrr> addendum: I have on multiple occassions checked that all volume controls are up 100% unmuted, correct sink, etc. selected, and so on - yet in gnome, mplayer stays silent, on the console it works.
[14:26] <stack> hi, why does not exists gnome-keyring-manager in jaunty?
[14:26] <stack> how do I manage my keyring?thanks in advance.
[14:28] <GSF1200S> anyone here know if ALL bluray movies play on linux using UDF, etc?
[14:28] <GSF1200S> im just curious...
[14:30] <Guest52695> If I cp -ap all my /home and /etc folder from an unsupported distribution to a fresh 9.04, will I mess up the new supported one ?
[14:31] <Guest52695> (my unsupported distribution is Ultimate Edition Hardy)
[14:31] <lstarnes> Guest52695: your home should be fine.  Be careful with /etc
[14:31] <gajop> when i installed ubuntu, i remembered being offered to have my disk (or was it just some specific partitions?) encrypted; is it possible to do it after the installation?
[14:31] <Guest52695> thanks
[14:36] <tehdave> Should I be worried if, in watching a program compile, I see a screen full of what look like error messages, but it keeps compiling? also: I can go ahead and go watch movies or whatever while something's compiling, shouldn't be an issue, right?
[14:37] <nutterpc> correct tehdave
[14:37] <nutterpc> as long as it continues to compile
[14:37] <nutterpc> no need to worry
[14:37] <colblood> alsamixer: function snd_ctl_open failed for default: No such file or directory
[14:37] <tehdave> kk just making sure...seeing a screen full of "Depreciated Function" messages for a good 5 minutes kind of got me worried -_-
[14:38] <colblood> im getting this error with HDA intel 1988B codec audio
[14:38] <nutterpc> is it a new or old install colblood ?
[14:38] <colblood> old
[14:39] <nutterpc> that sounds to me a bit like files missing, corruption.......thinking
[14:40] <Fatboy> Hi everone, i have problem with my ubuntu (8.04, 8.10, 9.04). I can't use my graphic card radeon 2600hd with my CRT monitor, everytinhg is cranky!
[14:40] <shaullx> cant anyone help me?:( there is nothing i can do until i solve it
[14:41] <linuxn_eo> shaullx: what's the problem?
[14:41] <nutterpc> shaullx, people atm either are sleeping, helping others or trying to work out what might be wrong
[14:41] <shaullx> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1282344
[14:41] <ascheel> Can someone tell me how to permanently stop a sservice from starting at bootup?
[14:41] <nutterpc> ascheel, use Bum
[14:41] <nutterpc> easy mode
[14:42] <ascheel> nutterpc I'll try it.  :) Thanks
[14:43] <nutterpc> Fatboy, why can;t you use it?
[14:43] <ascheel> nutterpc: thanks.  :)  Looks like 'bum' is going to work quite well!
[14:44] <nutterpc> bum is also very very easy to use
[14:44] <ascheel> nutterpc: Works for me!
[14:44] <linuxn_eo> shaullx; upload the screenshot elsewhere, i can't see it
[14:45] <nutterpc> shaullx, does it say *what* partition is full?
[14:46] <shaullx> linuxn_eo http://i33.tinypic.com/2j0f1xi.png
[14:46] <shaullx> nutterpc the root partition is full
[14:46] <Gianlu24> !it
[14:46] <shaullx> the one that is highlighted in the pic
[14:47] <nutterpc> shaullx, its 2gb for a root partition, that's part of the problem
[14:47] <nutterpc> insufficient space allocated for a root partition
[14:47] <Russian> Is there anyone from Asia here who has been to the Netherlands?
[14:47] <Fatboy> nutterpc: ok when my card is unplug eveything is going great, but when i plug my card on turn on computer is start going cranky i see colours and everytinhg but i everything is blurred.
[14:47] <jacobian__> I don't seem to have a volume applet for the panel
[14:47] <jacobian__> Is there some package I need to install to get it?
[14:48] <nutterpc> hmm ok Fatboy
[14:48] <shaullx> yeah i did something wrong with partition manager during setup
[14:48] <shaullx> now i dont know how to fix it
[14:48] <infexion> how do you change the theme of the login screen?
[14:49] <nutterpc> shaullx, how did you first get gparted up?
[14:49] <system404> how to i change the general theme of ubuntu ie where can i download more themes other than the preinstalled ones
[14:49] <scunizi> shaullx: if it's a new intstall just reinstall and you won't have lost much of anything.
[14:49] <zen|tao> system404: gnome-look.org
[14:49] <nutterpc> as scunizi said, reinstall is one option
[14:49] <shaullx> scunizi, i cant i dont have the image and no space to download it
[14:49] <system404> thanks
[14:49] <infexion> system404: gnome-look.org or gnome.org
[14:50] <shaullx> nutterpc, sudo gparted
[14:50] <infexion> dang beat me to it
[14:50] <zen|tao> nutterpc: System>Admin>login
[14:50] <nutterpc> you also have ripping the hdd out of your laptop and using an external bay to connect it to another machine to use it to partition the drive
[14:50] <Fatboy> system404: http://www.bisigi-project.org/?lang=en
[14:50] <nutterpc> just depends whether u want easy or a bit more layed out
[14:50] <brig> anyone know of a good place to find cool animated gif effects?
[14:51] <scunizi> shaullx: nutterpc another would be to use gparted an carve out a larger partition someplace, transfer all root files to it... then repoint / in fstab to the new partition.
[14:51] <infexion> so... yeah is there a way to change the Login theme or is it something where you have to manually edit the files to get the theme to change?
[14:51] <nutterpc> yea scunizi, just depends what way he wants to go i guess
[14:51] <nutterpc> personal preference i guess
[14:51] <shaullx> scunizi, just cut and past all the files in the root partition to another one?
[14:51] <Fatboy> casn somone help my with my isuue,?
[14:52] <zen|tao> infexion: system > aministration > login window
[14:52] <brig> Fatboy: sure what is your issue?
[14:52] <nutterpc> scunizi, myself, I would put the hard drive up to another system and use it that way, but that's me :)
[14:53] <system404> how to install themes downloaded from gnome-look.org
[14:53] <zen|tao> system404: drag and drop
[14:53] <VCoolio> infexion: it's called a gdm theme, you can find lots on gnome-look.org
[14:53] <system404> drag n drop where
[14:53] <scunizi> shaullx: you could but make sure you get the hidden ones too. the one's that start with ".".. you may also run into permission problems doing it.. you can copy the files but you have to maintain the correct ownership/permissions on the files.
[14:53] <infexion> zen|tao: all I get with that is a small window that has two options to pick from
[14:53] <system404> its a compiz theme i downloaded is that ryt
[14:53] <zen|tao> into appearance dialog
[14:53] <scunizi> shaullx: personally a reinstall would be easier
[14:53] <infexion> I upgraded to Karmic koala
[14:53] <Fatboy> ok when my card Radeon 2600 HD is unplug eveything is going great, but when i plug my card on turn on computer is start going cranky i see colours and everytinhg but i everything is blurred.
[14:54] <zen|tao> system404: or click the install button and browse
[14:54] <VCoolio> infexion: than it seems login theme is not changeable, but don't know from experience
[14:55] <shaullx> scunizi, i know reinstall would be easier but i dont have the image, can u explain me step by step how to do it so i wont do something wrong?
[14:55] <zen|tao> infexion: local tab
[14:55] <system404> it says no its a compiz theme i downloaded
[14:55] <brig> Fatboy: sounds like you do not have the right drivers
[14:55] <shawn_> How can I get any Ubuntu game to run in a Window if it doesnt have a window option in the game itself
[14:55] <VCoolio> system404: if you extract it, what files does it contain?
[14:56] <infexion> zen|tao: there are no tabs
[14:56] <brig> Fatboy: although you could also not have the card installed properly
[14:56] <zen|tao> system404: download a gnome (metacity) theme - compiz will use whatever theme you have selected
[14:56] <nutterpc> scunizi, spent most of my weekend getting programs that didn't want to work working.........its amazing how mentally taxing debugging is, isn't it?
[14:56] <system404> ok i will download them ones
[14:56] <Fatboy> brig: i found that a lot of people have the same problem (ubuntuforums).
[14:56] <aboanas93> am i a root now.
[14:56] <lstarnes> aboanas93: no
[14:56] <lstarnes> aboanas93: root, not a root
[14:56] <aboanas93> yeah
[14:56] <zen|tao> infexion: are you using gnome desktop on ubuntu 9.04?
[14:56] <lstarnes> aboanas93: there is only one root
[14:56] <aboanas93> i know
[14:57] <infexion> zen|tao: gnome desktop on Ubuntu 9.10
[14:57] <brig> Fatboy: ok... then you should see if you can find the proper driver, and post on forums so the next guy does not have the same problem
[14:57] <zen|tao> !karmic | infexion
[14:57] <scunizi> shaullx: nomatter where you are this typically an easy way to get ahold of the image.. to make a new partition and copy the file to it you'll have to investigate.. they are simple commands and you should know them/learn them.  Step by step would take too long
[14:57] <brig> Fatboy: be sure to check the card is working and installed properly
[14:58] <scunizi> nutterpc: yep.  this guy was having this issue 12 hrs ago and he's still banging the same drum
[14:58] <brig> anyone know of a good place to find cool animated gif effects?
[14:58] <ynk> does anyone know why my sound won't work when i'm trying to view a YouTube video, but works fine when playing an mp3 file?
[14:58] <nutterpc> rofl scunizi
[14:58] <nutterpc> I spent at least that debuggin 1 program
[14:59] <nutterpc> lucky for me I had 2x3ltr bottles of coke
[14:59] <nutterpc> so i was safe
[14:59] <smc> I've installed Kubuntu KDE4 on a Pentium3 with 256mb ram, now hows the best way to speed it up a little?
[15:00] <nutterpc> smc
[15:00] <smc> Is there some servecies I can cut off or something?
[15:00] <nutterpc> kde4 is your problem
[15:00] <scunizi> smc: uh.. more ram
[15:00] <zen|tao> smc: uninstall kde4 use openbox
[15:00] <nutterpc> Kde4 > 1Gb
[15:00] <nutterpc> not less than
[15:01] <nutterpc> Fluxbox or Xfce4 is your weapon of choice
[15:01] <smc> what about xfce
[15:01] <nutterpc> yes
[15:01] <shaullx> scunizi, then maybe its possible to change the tmp folder to another partition? then i would be able to download
[15:01] <smc> what about trimming up services?
[15:01] <nutterpc> xfce is ok with smaller amounts of ram, fluxbox isn't always good for beginner users
[15:01] <zen|tao> smc: your pissing in the wind with kde - use something lighter
[15:01] <ynk> how come flash sound doesn't work on websites? is it something to do with the flash plugin? i can't hear my youtube videos... yet i'm able to hear sound played from the hdd.
[15:02] <ynk> maybe i should look on the forums... -sigh-
[15:02] <zen|tao> smc: you're*
[15:02] <nutterpc> ynk, can also depend which flash plugin you are using
[15:02] <hybrider> hi, i have trouble getting my wlan adapter to work on my macbook can anyone help me out? :/
[15:02] <scunizi> shaullx: do you have another harddrive?
[15:02] <nutterpc> lots of possibilities
[15:02] <milaz> ynk: check if you have the latest version of flash
[15:02] <smc> I intend to, but that was the only disk that would install, I tried mint, Ubuntu standard nether would install succesfully
[15:02] <demyhouse> ciao a tutti
[15:03] <GoodGuy43> i need help on (Bin) files
[15:03] <shaullx> scunizi, i have a usb device of 8gb
[15:03] <nutterpc> hybrider, I have an iBook G4 sitting beside me
[15:03] <zen|tao> smc: installers the same across all variants - only the selected packages are different
[15:03] <colblood> my ubuntu 8.10 box wont boot properly - just the "waiting-circle" spinning on black background
[15:03] <smc> what is xfce's package name, I get package not found
[15:03] <colblood> and i cant ssh in either
[15:03] <ynk> nutterpc, i didn't know there were different versions of the plugin. i thought adobe makes the plugins.
[15:04] <nutterpc> there's 3
[15:04] <zen|tao> smc: sudo apt0get install xubuntu-destop
[15:04] <zen|tao> smc: sudo apt-get install xubuntu-destop
[15:04] <scunizi> shaullx: why not download to that?
[15:04] <nutterpc> althought it is generally recommended to use the adobe one
[15:04] <hybrider> nutterpc: im using macbook 5,1 and i can't even find the network adapter even though i can see it with lspci
[15:04] <GoodGuy43> i need help on (Bin) files
[15:04] <ynk> milaz, i'm not sure how to check the version of the plugin. isn't it possible just to get the latest one?
[15:04] <zen|tao> smc: sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop
[15:04] <shaullx> scunizi, i have room in my hdd it wont download because the root partition that contains "tmp" has no space
[15:04] <zen|tao> smc: sorry - clearly having finger trouble today!
[15:04] <milaz> ynk: you just right click some flash movie on the web site
[15:04] <aboanas93> what the best thing to blog?
[15:05] <smc> zen|tao, thanks
[15:05] <AnAnt> Hello, how can I make a screen cast in Ubuntu ?
[15:05] <nutterpc> hybrider, you will need to do what I did sadly, use the LAN first to get the system up and running, then get wireless running, and unplug the lan cable
[15:05] <GoodGuy43> how you install a bin file
[15:05] <milaz> ynk: and there's about... menu
[15:05] <nutterpc> how I did it
[15:05] <Guest40084> !list
[15:05] <AnAnt> I want to record some video from desktop
[15:05] <shaullx> scunizi, maybe there is a folder of the root ubuntu partition that has like 800 mb of stuff i can delete?
[15:05] <AnAnt> !screencast
[15:05] <scunizi> shaullx: move /tmp to the usb key
[15:05] <aboanas93> blogging in ubuntu.
[15:05] <aboanas93> what i have to use?
[15:05] <nutterpc> scunizi, I have a spare beer here if you need it, lol
[15:06] <shaullx> scunizi, just move it? how would ubuntu know where i moved it to?
[15:06] <scunizi> nutterpc: more like a cranial mallot wack
[15:06] <zen|tao> aboanas93: the world wide web
[15:06] <nutterpc> ahahahahahaha
[15:06] <hybrider> nutterpc: but how i've taken the driver from "hardware drivers" i took some airport tools from synaptics manager but the adapter still doesn't exist
[15:06] <aboanas93> na , the best program to blogging.
[15:06] <scunizi> shaullx: you do it in /etc/fstab and using the mount command..
[15:07] <hybrider> nutterpc: i only got eth0, lo and pan0
[15:07] <dyf> how do i uninstall openJDK and install sun-java?
[15:07] <scunizi> !mount > shaullx
[15:07] <AnAnt> cool !
[15:07] <nutterpc> hybrider, have you got a lan based connection?
[15:07] <dyf> do i just apt-get remove openjdk?
[15:07] <zen|tao> aboanas93: yes, like I said just use the blogging website of your choice
[15:07] <hybrider> nutterpc: yes
[15:08] <nutterpc> trying to remember what chipset that macbook uses
[15:08] <GoodGuy43> i need help on (Bin) files
[15:08] <nutterpc> lol, my mind is completely blank
[15:08] <scunizi> GoodGuy43: ok
[15:09] <nutterpc> scunizi, sadly the closest I have is a 40lb sledgehammer
[15:09] <nutterpc> or, a pitbull
[15:09] <shaullx> scunizi, mount /tmp/ /dev/sdb ?
[15:09] <scunizi> nutterpc: I'm tough.. 60 is the smallest
[15:09] <nutterpc> ok, the pitbull
[15:10] <system404> whats most recommended sidebar type app for linux
[15:10] <nutterpc> for displaying what?
[15:10] <zen|tao> system404: conky
[15:10] <aboanas93> sorry, what abou me?
[15:10] <zen|tao> system404: not a sidee bar as such, but very cool none the less
[15:10] <aboanas93> Blogging programmes ( the best).
[15:11] <zen|tao> aboanas93: what about you?
[15:11] <system404> zen|tao: howd u mean not a sidebar
[15:11] <nutterpc> best blogging program you can get..........is one someone else has
[15:11] <scunizi> shaullx: if the usb key is sdb that might work. I'm not sure how linux labels tmp.. might also be something like mount /dev/tmp /dev/sdb
[15:11] <aboanas93> the best blogging program in ubuntu gnome
[15:11] <zen|tao> system404: try it and see - it's real small to download
[15:11] <system404> zen|tao: ok
[15:12] <aboanas93> yo, guys
[15:12] <shaullx> scnuizi, well i mounted but now nothing runs, i try to run firefox and i get this error: ** (firefox:5764): WARNING **: Wrong permissions for /tmp/orbit-root-fafafafa
[15:12] <zen|tao> aboanas93: you don't need a program to blog with - just use the bloging website
[15:12] <shaullx> how to change permissions?
[15:12] <nutterpc> scunizi, I must admit for a rather nifty program to make the machine secure, had a few doubts, was Blueproximity
[15:12] <nutterpc> does rather well it does
[15:12] <zen|tao> shaullx: man chmod
[15:12] <aboanas93> ok , if that your recommendation
[15:14] <shaullx> zen|tao sudo chmod -R 777 /tmp/ ?
[15:14] <paro_> gdm = gnome display manager, correct?
[15:14] <zen|tao> paro_: yes
[15:14] <nutterpc> yes
[15:14] <scunizi> nutterpc: I'd heard of that
[15:15] <zen|tao> shaullx: not sure why you would want to do that... but you've got the general idea now.
[15:15] <nutterpc> scunizi, its a very cool proggy, got it working now nicely, alongside firestarter & bitdefender
[15:15] <GoodGuy43> how do you install a bin file?
[15:15] <vlado> hi i need to know how can i play warkraft 3 on ubuntu 9.04? I made configurations in wine but i have delay pls help
[15:15] <zen|tao> GoodGuy43: you don't
[15:16] <nutterpc> GoodGuy43, what bin file?
[15:16] <shaullx> zen|tao still same permission error
[15:16] <zen|tao> !wine | vlado
[15:16] <shaullx> i did sudo chmod 777 /tmp/
[15:16] <system404> how to burn audio cd in ubuntu
[15:16] <system404> zen|tao: ive installed conky cant find it in my apps though
[15:16] <zen|tao> system404: braseo
[15:17] <zen|tao> system404: type conky in a terminal
[15:17] <GoodGuy43> RealPlayer11GOLD.bin
[15:17] <vlado> 10x a lot
[15:17] <nutterpc> GoodGuy43, try this
[15:17] <nutterpc> ./RealPlayer11Gold.bin
[15:17] <zen|tao> system404: you might want to man conky first - lots of options
[15:17] <Gianlu24> !it
[15:18] <zen|tao> nutterpc: I wouldn't use that if I were you
[15:18] <IonutB> hi guys. how could i make firefox 3.5 as default browser ? atm it's ff 3.
[15:18] <system404> not wat im lookin for that conky im lookin for more of a google sidebar type thing
[15:18] <nutterpc> zen|tao, everythings workin fine, laptops humming
[15:18] <GoodGuy43> i dont even know how to change directory in unix
[15:19] <zen|tao> nutterpc: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[15:19] <nutterpc> zen|tao, its for GoodGuy43 not me
[15:19] <nutterpc> lol
[15:19] <zen|tao> GoodGuy43: cd <dir_name>
[15:19] <GreyGhost> IonutB, i think someone wrote a nice little guide for it ..
[15:20] <system404> how to burn audio cd
[15:20] <zen|tao> nutterpc: sorry - busy in here, and my brain isn't fast enough
[15:20] <nutterpc> all good zen|tao
[15:20] <nutterpc> have a can of red bull :P
[15:20] <zen|tao> :)
[15:20] <IonutB> GreyGhost, i tried to find it on google. can you give me the link, please ?
[15:20] <nutterpc> meanwhile I have my chinese herbal tea
[15:21] <system404> anyone know any apps for burnung audio cds for my car
[15:21] <zen|tao> system404: braseo
[15:21] <zen|tao> system404: brasero*
[15:21] <system404> braseo keeps burning as data discs
[15:21] <Nisha_> hey any one here played with sis integarted graphicds?
[15:21] <zen|tao> system404: tried k3b?
[15:21] <nutterpc> system404, either Brasero or GripX i think its called
[15:21] <GreyGhost> IonutB, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FirefoxNewVersion
[15:21] <roffe> system404, Did you choose "Audio project"?
[15:21] <scunizi> system404: standard audio cd's the standard is k3b
[15:21] <GreyGhost> IonutB, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=330386
[15:21] <GreyGhost> even that
[15:21] <nutterpc> incorrect, the program is called Grip
[15:22] <IonutB> GreyGhost, hehe, thanks "green boy" :)
[15:22] <GoodGuy43> i type cd <dir _name>, get this bash: cd: download: No such file or directory
[15:22] <lstarnes> GoodGuy43: cgeck the case
[15:22] <lstarnes> *check
[15:22] <GreyGhost> IonutB, Green boy?
[15:22] <IonutB> kidding, *grey.
[15:22] <nutterpc> zen|tao, want a coffee? bout to go put the kettle on
[15:22] <zen|tao> GoodGuy43: doh! replace <dir_name> with the name of the directory you want to cd into
[15:22] <GreyGhost> IonutB, ;)
[15:22] <zen|tao> nutterpc: good idea! thanks..
[15:23] <GoodGuy43> i did, get this bash: cd: download: No such file or directory
[15:23] <jrib> GoodGuy43: it means there's no such directory.  What are you trying to do?
[15:23] <GoodGuy43> is it case senstive
[15:23] <zen|tao> GoodGuy43: Download with a capital D ?
[15:23] <jrib> GoodGuy43: yes
[15:23] <lstarnes> GoodGuy43: yes
[15:23] <Nisha_> hey any one here played with sis integarted graphicds?
[15:24] <Muiske> Hi all... a question about Openoffice Base (version 2.4). I want to make a query with a formula in a field. Is this possible? If so, how?
[15:24] <system404> ok so any google sidebar type apps out there
[15:24]  * bobertdos part 
[15:25] <bobertdos> oops
[15:25] <tsonev> hi guys
[15:25] <ggcc> system404: yahoo widgets maybe?
[15:25] <system404> nah yahoos widgets r crap
[15:25] <GoodGuy43> ./RealPlayer11Gold.bin didnt work
[15:26] <nutterpc> what files are u trying to play which NEED realplayer anyway?
[15:26] <GoodGuy43> i need a good movie player
[15:26] <nutterpc> GoodGuy43, MPlayer
[15:26] <system404> mplayer or vlc are best movie players in my opinion
[15:26] <ggcc> VLC for me
[15:26] <GoodGuy43> mplayer dont work
[15:26] <system404> either of them will play anything u through at them
[15:26] <system404> try VLC
[15:27] <zen|tao> system404: gnome has desklets - but don't know if they're any good, as I have never used them.
[15:27] <ggcc> http://www.videolan.org/vlc/
[15:27] <nutterpc> greatest stress relief comes thru a Magnum Icecream.......troubleshooting pain is gone
[15:28] <roffe> I'd just like to recommend anyone with slow browsing in ff to try out Chrome. It's blazing fast
[15:28] <system404> im looking for sumfing along the lines of the vista sidebar basicly i want my clock there my ram and cpu monitor a quick notes bit and rss news reader
[15:29] <ggcc> god its taking soo long to download the drivers for nvidia accelerated gfx v 180
[15:29] <roffe> system404, Perhaps you're a KDE-guy?
[15:29] <MenZa> !gdesklets | system404
[15:29] <ggcc> roffe: im a kde guy wazup?
[15:29] <GoodGuy43> i got to vlc  webpage to d/l it, and it give tons of BS
[15:29] <MenZa> Alternatively, system404, try KDE - it has this functionality built-in.
[15:29] <system404> nah ive tried kde didnt like it
[15:29] <MenZa> GoodGuy43: It's in the repositories. sudo apt-get install vlc
[15:29] <system404> will check out gDesklets though
[15:30] <ggcc> system404: hey, u think u can help me setup dule monitor on my system? i just got a new gfx card and installed kubuntu and dont know how to set that up yet, just installed the drivers for nvidia
[15:31] <sassyn> hi
[15:31] <zen|tao> system404: also drupal is a side bar, but again I can't vouch for it.
[15:31] <sassyn> how is the new 9.10 beta?
[15:31] <system404> sorry man im rather new to linux maself dont think id be much help
[15:31] <llutz> ggcc: use "nvidia-settings" to setup
[15:31] <sassyn> is it working?
[15:31] <lstarnes> system404: #ubuntu+1 please
[15:31] <lstarnes> system404: sorry, that's for sassyn
[15:32] <lstarnes> sassyn: see above
[15:32] <ggcc> llutz: thanks let me restart the system just installed the drivers
[15:33] <nutterpc> scunizi, its either fried rice in front of me now or Top Gear goin on my desktop pc which is making this night fun :P
[15:33] <system404> burning audio cd with brasero its been normalising tracks for 5 minutes is this normal
[15:34] <scunizi> 7:30am here nutterpc
[15:34] <system404> just installed gdesklets and got this error Failed to execute child process "gdesklets" (No such file or directory)
[15:34] <nutterpc> 1:30am in the morning here, but i still consider it night
[15:34] <roffe> system404, You can turn off normalization in Edit>plugins
[15:34] <hanshenrik> for some reason... i got php.ini in /etc/php5/apache2  and /etc/php5/cli, umm... witch 1 does my apache2 install use?
[15:34] <system404> roffe: thanks
[15:36] <nutterpc> scunizi, I know one of the programs I spent most of the weekend debugging was one that even the developers knew it had issues, just they didn't have time to fix it
[15:36] <system404>  just installed gdesklets and got this error Failed to execute child process "gdesklets" (No such file or directory)
[15:36] <ggcc> wow i love nvidia now :) with my ATI Redion card dual screen setup was a bitch
[15:36] <didiermah> bonjour
[15:37] <didiermah> je suis cool
[15:37] <didiermah> c'est didi
[15:37] <didiermah> !french
[15:38] <system404>  just installed gdesklets and got this error Failed to execute child process "gdesklets" (No such file or directory)
[15:38] <hanshenrik> for some reason... i got php.ini in /etc/php5/apache2  and /etc/php5/cli, umm... witch 1 does my apache2 install use?  (and sorry for double-posting, got disconnected from freenode for some reason)
[15:39] <Gianlu24> !it
[15:41] <Calabrese> a truly incredible spectacle
[15:42] <Dr_Willis> system404:   i was thinking for one of those desktop widgits packages  i had to install   python 2.5  but that was several months ago i last tried it. and thats about all i rember on it. find the gdesklets binary and see whaat its calling perhaps
[15:42] <IonutB> i made a lot of "ls -n". how can i list all of them ?
[15:43] <nick3344523> quit
[15:43] <nick3344523> :quit quit
[15:43] <zen|tao> nick3344523: /quit
[15:44] <system404> [[[[[[[[[[[[[[///
[15:44] <breiko> Hello folks, I have just updated my release to 9.04 and I can't play video with mplayer. It crashes after the file opening. However VLC is ok. Can you suggest me something to do?
[15:45] <GoodGuy43> does anyone know where i can get basic language for Linux
[15:45] <Calabrese> /quit HAHA! I AM OFF! NEVER TO BE SEEN AGAIN!
[15:45] <Calabrese> OH SHI-
[15:45] <Dr_Willis> GoodGuy43:  check the package manager - i recall seeing several variants on 'basic' in there
[15:45] <hans_> hi
[15:45] <Calabrese> hi hans
[15:45] <HappyHobo> are you old and bald and still kicking ass Dr_Willis
[15:45] <breiko> Is there a way to change video output to X11 for mplayer? This fixed the things with VLC
[15:45] <Calabrese> i am seeing lots of familiar alises
[15:45] <Calabrese> but.. i can't be syre
[15:46] <HappyHobo> sure*
[15:46] <Dr_Willis> HappyHobo:  im not bald. :)
[15:46] <gajop> is it me or is software center a step back? :|
[15:46] <Calabrese> kudos, homeless man
[15:46] <Dr_Willis> HappyHobo:  and stay off my lawn! ya kids! :)
[15:46] <zen|tao> gajop: /join #ubuntu+1
[15:47] <Dr_Willis> !info basic256
[15:47] <makinavaja> hi people, good afternon
[15:48] <zen|tao> !hi |\ makinavaja
[15:48] <GreyGhost> GoodGuy43, freebasic used to be prty famous when i last heard bout basic/.. maybe u can try that ..
[15:48] <cygnis1> hi everyone
[15:48] <Dr_Willis> Theres sevarl basic variants out you can use for linux. or you could always use dosbox and  any of the dos basics. :)
[15:48] <GoodGuy43> it is not free, i have to pay for freebasic
[15:49] <cygnis1> I am beginning to try to repartition my hd
[15:49] <makinavaja> It's the first time I use Ubuntu... during 6 years I've been using Slackware, and the change has been really big
[15:49] <Dr_Willis> !info gambas
[15:49] <cygnis1> starting with a test box
[15:49] <makinavaja> too easy, I didn't expected that, its really easy to install/configure :)
[15:50] <GreyGhost> GoodGuy43, i thought it was gpl ..
[15:50] <GoodGuy43> dos and Linux are different
[15:50] <Dr_Willis> gambas is visual basic ish.. :)
[15:50] <Dr_Willis> GoodGuy43:  you never said what you want to do with the basic.. theres a HUGE range of basics...
[15:50] <user__> buonasera
[15:50] <Dr_Willis> GoodGuy43:  and if you wanted to. you could use dosbox and run dos  and dos basic in it.
[15:50] <HappyHobo> buenos nachos
[15:50] <GoodGuy43> i got lazarus
[15:50] <Dr_Willis> No idea what lazarus is.
[15:50] <GoodGuy43> it pretty cool
[15:51] <GoodGuy43> lazarus is pascal
[15:51] <prappl93> How do I remove something from the Applications window?
[15:51] <GoodGuy43> just like delphi in windows
[15:51] <Dr_Willis> I will stick with other languages.. thank you... :)
[15:51] <HappyHobo> brb folks
[15:51] <Xcell> prappl93-  sys / prefs / main menu
[15:52] <GoodGuy43> i dont know c or c++
[15:52] <GoodGuy43> i know a little of c or C++
[15:53] <ggcc> GoodGuy43: im learning C++ and C# right now if u need any help just let me know ill do the best to help
[15:54] <prappl93> Xcell, thanks
[15:54] <Xcell> k
[15:55] <appi> How to hide folders in Ubuntu 9.04? Please help.
[15:55] <prappl93> Is there a Terminal command to download the beta of 9.10 or do you need to burn the ISO to a disc and run it that way?
[15:55] <fornix> appi, hidden folders start with a . (dot) in linux
[15:55] <Xcell> burn
[15:55] <ggcc> prappl93: just go to update manager u should get an option to upgrade i believe not sure tho
[15:56] <RS> I enabled all compiz options and now when I hit any menu, just that part turns black and it hangs up.. How do I set it all to default optionne?
[15:56] <fornix> appi, to show hidden folders, use ls -a  and to hide folders just rename them so that it has a . in front of its name
[15:57] <VCoolio> RS: gconftool-2 --recursive-unset /apps/compiz
[15:57] <ggcc> o btw guys i want to donate a server to ubuntu whom do i contact?
[15:57] <appi> dear fornix, If I create a file with its name starting from a dot, then will it be hidden?
[15:57] <fornix> appi, sure. go ahead and try it.
[15:58] <appi> Thank you very much fornix.
[15:59] <LuciusMare> hello,i want to clearsign a file,but when i do gpg  --clearsign file it asks for another key than i want.How do  i manually choose which key to sign it with?
[15:59] <roffe> what's the point with hidden files when it's so easy to un-hide them?
[15:59] <Dr_Willis> appi:  .whatever    is the common way for things to be hidden.. its just a way thats things are done.
[15:59] <jennifer> keeps things un-cluttered
[15:59] <Dr_Willis> roffe:  its just the way things weere done to reduce clutter. they are not really hidden. just ignored
[16:00] <tonii> roffe: it's for eas-of-use, .dir mostly just contains configs and sometimes themes.
[16:00] <Dr_Willis> hidden in no way shape or form.. is a way to 'secure' things
[16:00] <roffe> Dr_Willis, Ah, ok, that makes sense
[16:00] <Dr_Willis> of course now a days we get 100+ .whatever files/dirs now in Home...
[16:00] <Dr_Willis> roffe:  so many things are moving to .config/whatever
[16:01] <Dr_Willis> part of knowing linux. is knowing the history of linux, and unix. :)
[16:01] <Dr_Willis> roffe:  just be thankfull we dont do the disaster of a way to hide things that windows does...
[16:02] <roffe> Dr_Willis, I certainly have a lot to learn. I've been using Ubuntu for more than a year and I don't think I know hardly anything
[16:02] <EmoSpice> Is there a way to update notify-osd's notification bubbles if you are using a different program (or rather, PID)?
[16:02] <LuciusMare> nevermind
[16:03] <tonii> roffe: lots of people use windows for years without learning much more then to surf the net and write emails. depends on what kind of need you have ;)
[16:03] <Umeaboy> Hi!
[16:03] <Dr_Willis> roffe:  track down bargin bin linux books at used book stores  1/2 price books and so on.. :)  some of them have the neatest info
[16:03] <trijntje> how can i let evolution keep emails i remove from the mailserver?
[16:04] <Umeaboy> I've forgotten how to chmod an external harddrive.......
[16:04] <Umeaboy> chmod and  what else?
[16:04] <EmoSpice> Umeaboy: what are you trying to do?
[16:04] <Umeaboy> I want my normal user to be able to read an write on it.
[16:04] <EmoSpice> what FS?
[16:05] <Umeaboy> As I plugged it in to the USB-slot I got a message that it couldn't mount.
[16:05] <Guest30536> help!! i keep losing so i format ubuntu to have it back is there a way to save or make a backup of my sounds setting and driver so if it crash i can have it back!!!!!
[16:05] <MenZa> Umeaboy: Sounds like you just want to put the rw flag in your !fstab.
[16:05] <EmoSpice> MenZa: unless it's ntfs
[16:05] <bigdavejoker> I need some help trouble shooting faulty network connection.  I can't figure out why I am randomly loosing connectivity.  the wireless connection doesn't drop but I have to change the ip address or dhclient to renew the dhcp lease to get working again
[16:05] <Umeaboy> I don't like to go into important files to add.
[16:05] <MenZa> EmoSpice: true. I'm assuming things here.
[16:05] <Umeaboy> I prefer using terminal-windowsw.
[16:05] <Umeaboy> window
[16:05] <bigdavejoker> never an error message just suddenly can't access webpages and stop recieving chat
[16:06] <EmoSpice> Umeaboy: it may be the best way to make it work...
[16:06] <Umeaboy> Okey.
[16:06] <Dr_Willis> Umeaboy:  what filesystem is the external drive??
[16:06] <EmoSpice> chmoding the mountpoint is a pretty bad idea, imo
[16:06] <arielCo> Hello, my /var partition is only 890M big and has 523M free. Is there a way to dist-upgrade to Karmic without enlarging it?
[16:06] <Dr_Willis> Umeaboy:  for ext2/3/4 i nomrmally make a directory on the drive for the user to use. and chown/chmod that dir for the user.
[16:07] <Umeaboy> Dr-Willis: I guess it's NTFS, but I'm not sure.
[16:07] <Umeaboy> Dr_Willis
[16:08] <EmoSpice> Umeaboy: IRC tab completion, FTW :D
[16:08] <KS0FT_> Hello - has anyone here ever set up a channels.conf
[16:09] <Dr_Willis> Umeaboy:  for ntfs/vfat you must use the proper options when mountiung the drive. you DONT DONT DONT  chown/chmod the files/mountpoint
[16:09] <Umeaboy> Okey.
[16:09] <Umeaboy> Then what?
[16:09] <Umeaboy> chown group 500?
[16:10] <EmoSpice> Umeaboy: you shouldn't have to chown anything
[16:10] <trijntje> how can i let evolution keep emails i remove from the mailserver? When I remove emails from the server and resync evolution doesnt retain a copy
[16:10] <Umeaboy> EmoSpice: PM?
[16:11] <Dr_Willis> Umeaboy:  for ntfs/vfat you can just install/run ntfs-config and check the allow users access.. and they shuld all have full acccess   the next time the drive is mounted
[16:12] <woble> -->   how can I fix this?   -->  Depends: libqtcore4 (=4.5.0-0ubuntu4.2) but 4.5.1-1~ppa1~jaunty1 is to be installed
[16:12] <Guest3760> how can i make a backup of my sounds setting !!!!
[16:12] <trijntje> is there a channel for evolution support?
[16:12] <trijntje> !details | Guest3760
[16:12] <system404> trijntje: what problems you having with evolution
[16:12] <NEWLiNE> hi, i have been given a server with centos on, no monitor keyboard or mouse, when i switch it on it has ssh setup, can i somehow install ubuntu over ssh?
[16:13] <Keiya> ... Ubottu sucks. You can't query her about herself, !help is about the channel in general >_>
[16:13] <trijntje> system404, I want to keep a local copy of mail i remove form the Imap server, but i cannot find an option to do that, and google didnt help
[16:14] <Keiya> Oh, you have to use her name.
[16:14] <system404> because i know a bit about windows and have used it for years and like to try help others out where i can is that ok with you
[16:14] <system404> sorry wrong window lol
[16:14]  * fornix hates windows
[16:14] <lulz> ^^
[16:14] <Guest3760> ubottu i got Ubuntu 9.04 i keep losing my sounds after a reboot or a crash so i reinstall it from scratch to have sounds back and now i want to save and make a backup of my sounds setting!!!!
[16:15] <Jyxt> so i know its possible to open a remote app locally with x forwarding over ssh
[16:15] <Jyxt> but is it possible to open a local app, remotly via ssh x forwarding?
[16:15] <system404> me 2 i finally felt compitent enough with linux last week that i am now the proud owner of a complete linux pc no windows at all totally wiped that shit outta there lol
[16:15] <smc> what about the repositories for multimedia, Where are they or should I just use debian-multimedia.org
[16:16] <trijntje> Guest3760, you dont want to make a backup, you want to get your sound working properly
[16:16] <FiReSTaRT> smc: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu
[16:16] <Olivier83> trijntje now after i reinstall my sounds work!! properly and i want to keep it that way how!!!!
[16:17] <GoodGuy43> cool i learn alot .
[16:17] <GoodGuy43> linux rock
[16:17] <trijntje> Olivier83, no need to put in '!' every sentence, thats rude
[16:17] <trijntje> Olivier83, have you tried this?
[16:17] <trijntje> !sound
[16:17] <smc> FiremanEd, Thanks.
[16:17] <Olivier83> trijntje sorry im just tired of ubuntu because im always losing sounds
[16:18] <boxxer> would anyone mind helping me troubleshoot an xbox that won't turn on?
[16:18] <Ab3L> hi
[16:18] <system404> boxxer: xbox or xbox 360
[16:18] <trijntje> Olivier83, what sounddriver are you using?
[16:19] <Olivier83> trijntje my sounds is working now because it a fresh install but i want to keep that way so how can i make a backup of it or something like that
[16:19] <boxxer> system404: XBOX
[16:19] <boxxer> sorry, didn't mean to have caps
[16:19] <boxxer> system404: pm?
[16:19] <trijntje> Olivier83, i'm not sure
[16:19] <system404> boxxer: sure
[16:20] <trijntje> !sound | Olivier83
[16:20] <dushan> helllo
[16:20] <Olivier83> trijntje i tried this when i got no sounds and it did not helps me
[16:21] <trijntje> Olivier83, are you using ALSA for sound?
[16:21] <trijntje> Olivier83, (right click on the sound icon -> preferences)
[16:21] <Olivier83> HDA Intel (alsa mixer)
[16:21] <Ab3L> i have a problem with karmic (the problem was there with jaunty). if a window like xchat is maximized, the screen becomes black. i have the same problem with firefox. did someone know the problem?
[16:21] <trijntje> Olivier83, how did you get the sound to work?
[16:23] <Olivier83> trijntje like i said it a fresh install so it work but! if i reboot or if ubuntu crash im gonna lose it
[16:23] <Ab3L> i have a problem with karmic (the problem was there with jaunty). if a window like xchat is maximized, the screen becomes black. i have the same problem with firefox. if the size of the window is smaller, the frequence of black screens is also lower. did someone know the problem?
[16:23] <devD> I have installed the kubuntu-desktop and it changed the logo while booting from ubuntu to blue colour kubuntu, how to make it default like before. ?
[16:24] <trijntje> Olivier83, but you cannot install ubuntu without restarting right? Or are you still running from the live CD?
[16:24] <hasee> hello
[16:24] <trijntje> !Karmic | Ab3L
[16:24] <trijntje> !hi | hasee
[16:24] <arielCo> !dist-upgrade
[16:25] <bigdavejoker> my wireless connection keeps dropping  other non ubuntu computers on the network are not having same problem  I don't see the connection actually drop it just stops responding
[16:25] <Olivier83> trijntje guess i can restart a couple of time but i don't when i start if i gonna have sounds this time
[16:25] <Willyyyyyyyyyyy> nabend
[16:26] <trijntje> Olivier83, can you type uname -a in a terminal?
[16:26] <hamid> ha
[16:26] <Zikey> Hi, how can i untar files from a .deb package ? (I don't want to install it, just extract files from it)
[16:26] <Ab3L> thank you trijntje
[16:27] <Olivier83> trijntje Linux olivier-desktop 2.6.28-11-generic #42-Ubuntu SMP Fri Apr 17 01:57:59 UTC 2009 i686 GNU/Linux
[16:27] <flugh_> i don't know how to do it natively Zikey, but i use 'mc' to dive into most any archive files
[16:27] <MenZa> Zikey: Try tar xvzf file.deb - if that fails, rename it to .tar.gz first.
[16:28] <Zikey> unfortunately it seems to not be a gzipped file
[16:28] <MenZa> Really? I thought it was. Hm.
[16:28] <MenZa> Zikey: Try in file-roller
[16:28] <MenZa> I'm sure I've done this before.
[16:29] <Zikey> I'm console only, no GUI :)
[16:29] <trijntje> Olivier83, you are still running an older kernel, maybe your sound issues are caused by a later kernel version?
[16:29] <MenZa> Zikey: you're not making this easy :P. Let me have a quick look around.
[16:29] <flugh_> which is why i use 'mc' for all my filesystem escapades. just easier with the lynx-like movements
[16:30] <Olivier83> trijntje last night i update and my system crash when i boot it back on lost sounds so i did not mather
[16:30] <Umeaboy> Dr_Willis: Did you die?
[16:30] <Umeaboy> hehehe
[16:30] <Zikey> seems to be "ar" archived files...
[16:31] <trijntje> Olivier83, can you give more details about the crash?
[16:32] <Zikey> got it, thx for trying MenZa :)
[16:32] <MenZa> Zikey: I *just* found it myself. Np though :)
[16:33] <Ileden> Hi! I'm using Ubuntu netbook remix, and I'd like to get a certain program to show maxized to full screen. Problem is, UNR reserves the top 40 or so pixels for the top panel and window top decoration... how can I make the window show its contents at full screen? simple solution would be to allow me to move the window just a bit beyond the screen top border
[16:33] <redcard> Is anyone else really having problems with Karmic and Empathy?
[16:33] <adnc> hello, is there a command line tool that can eliminate double line of a textfile? can sed do this?
[16:33] <Olivier83> trijntje last night crash i was watching a movie while i was switching the theme of ubuntu then every thing froze so i power my pc from my tower went i reboot no sounds
[16:34] <Olivier83> trijntje went i first try 9.
[16:34] <MenZa> redcard: #ubuntu+1 for Karmic, please
[16:34] <Olivier83> trijntje went i first try 9.04 i reboot the i lost sounds
[16:34] <redcard> MenZa: AH! thanks :)
[16:35] <trijntje> adnc: unique
[16:35] <leaf-sheep> Ileden: Try toggling on Autohide for top panel?
[16:36] <terry> what?
[16:36] <Olivier83> trijntje one time i decrease the sounds using the hotkey on my keyboard then i increase it lost sounds
[16:36] <trijntje> adnc: uniq that should be
[16:36] <seyDoggy> hey, I am not all that familiar with Linux, but I set up my kids computer with Xubuntu. They somehow managed to remove the top and bottom "menu" bar on the desktop. How do I restore them?
[16:36] <terry> you are wrong
[16:37] <Ileden> leaf-sheep: i don't think it works like that in Ubuntu Netbook Remix - besides I'd like the panel to work as normal usually
[16:37] <giuffa> ciao
[16:37] <giuffa> !list
[16:37] <bigdavejoker> what are good tools to monitor and trouble shoot a faulty network connection  I randomly loose connectivity
[16:37] <trijntje> Olivier83, hmm, sounds like a lot is wrong.. I dont know how to fix that.
[16:37] <kmrc>  /msg ubottu !bot
[16:37] <leaf-sheep> Ileden: Some application allows full screen binded to F11.  Try and press F11 and see if that works for you.
[16:38] <Olivier83> trijntje no bodies know how that why i want to make a backup of my sounds setting
[16:38] <trijntje> Olivier83, try asking: When I reboot 9.04 I lose ALSA audio, how can I debug this?
[16:38] <Ileden> leaf-sheep: nope, and the application doesn't have any full-screen otpino in the menu either.
[16:38] <trijntje> Olivier83, it has go nothing to do with backupping sound settings
[16:39] <Olivier83> trijntje if i lost it with the backup i can but it back ou no!!
[16:39] <leaf-sheep> Ileden: Well -- I'm not sure how to achieve full-screen.  There always are devilspie but I suppose it'd be hassle for one application. Reduce the top panel or something similar. :o
[16:40] <trijntje> Olivier83, I dont understand what you are saying. I think ALSA breaks somehow, its not the case that your settings get lost during reboot
[16:41] <leaf-sheep> trijntje: Try "sudo alsactl init"
[16:41] <trijntje> leaf-sheep, not me, Olivier83 has the problem ;)
[16:42] <Ileden> leaf-sheep: I really don't know how to do that in UNR. the panel isn't very normal ubuntu :)
[16:42] <Olivier83> leaf-sheep HDA-Intel" "Realtek ALC880" "HDA:10ec0880,08600000,00090000" "" ""
[16:42] <Olivier83> Hardware is initialized using a guess method
[16:43] <leaf-sheep> Ileden: I don't use UNR much. I'd always resort back to desktop. :)
[16:43] <Ileden> IS ther t a Ubuntu Netboork Remix specific channel I could asko about this, or is this the right place?
[16:43] <leaf-sheep> Olivier83: Sound work now?
[16:43] <Olivier83> leaf-sheep great just by doing that i lost my sounds
[16:43] <leaf-sheep> Ileden: There are also #ubuntu-mobile
[16:44] <leaf-sheep> Olivier83: Run "alsamixer" -- Set all bars to high. Toggle 'm' to unmute any blue/gray boxes to Green 00.
[16:44] <leaf-sheep> And ESC to save out.
[16:45] <Olivier83> leaf-sheep before i did what u told me "sudo alsactl init" i got sounds after that it gone
[16:46] <leaf-sheep> Olivier83: It's likely that the sound are low or muted.
[16:46] <leaf-sheep> Olivier83: Run the command and set everything to its fullest.
[16:46] <AnirbanHazra>  Can I add swap file in my OpenVZ Ubuntu VPS ?
[16:46] <leaf-sheep> ActionParsnip: <3
[16:46] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[16:47] <Olivier83> leaf-sheep please take the time to read what im saying because of your command i lost my sounds!!
[16:47] <ActionParsnip> Olivier83: does it come back after a reboot?
[16:48] <leaf-sheep> Olivier83: I know. I'm telling you to check alsamixer because the sounds are likely to be on low or muted.
[16:49] <Olivier83> ActionParsnip: yep it on but if i reboot and it not on it lost forever i guess
[16:49] <ulsak>  /join #fu-se-mote fuse2009
[16:49] <ActionParsnip> Olivier83: not forever, you can reconfigure
[16:50] <Olivier83> leaf-sheep it back on don't know how
[16:50] <Olivier83> ActionParsnip: ive been here a couple of time went it was gone and nobody know how to get back on
[16:50] <mahdi_ja> hi all
[16:51] <mahdi_ja> i login in text mode to system and change xorg.conf file but when i reboot system all my change return to initial status.how i can solve this?
[16:51] <roffe> Olivier83, lost forever? Reinstalling is always an alternative
[16:51] <seyDoggy> can someone tell me what you call the bar that goes across the top and bottom of the desktop?
[16:51] <Olivier83> ActionParsnip: but now it working and i want to keep it that way how is what i ask!!!!!!!
[16:51] <trijntje> roffe, he already tried that several times
[16:51] <leaf-sheep> seyDoggy: Panels.
[16:51] <k4ide> a panel
[16:52] <seyDoggy> leaf-sheep: tnx
[16:52] <Olivier83> roffe yeah reinstall every days is not fun
[16:52]  * leaf-sheep goes away
[16:52] <leaf-sheep> Olivier83: Anything else? You got sounds working now, right?
[16:52] <trijntje> Olivier83, people are still trying to find out what the problem is. After they find out they can tell you how to fix it
[16:53] <foundry87> How can I hide my Rhythmbox icon in the notification area on my panel?
[16:53] <Olivier83>  trijntje what do you mean that people still searching to how to save or backup sounds setting
[16:54] <ActionParsnip> foundry87: sudo apt-get install alltray
[16:54] <trijntje> Olivier83, no. Your problem is that sound is not working, not that the sound settings get lost
[16:54] <ActionParsnip> foundry87: you can then press alt+f2, type alltray and hit enter, then click the rhythmbox app
[16:55] <ActionParsnip> foundry87: you can also launch it there with: alltray rhythmbox   and it will startup in the tray
[16:55] <foundry87> ActionParsnip: Okay I'll try that
[16:55] <Olivier83>  trijntje if i make a backup of all ubuntu can this help or this does not mather
[16:55] <CactusMD> what file do i have to edit to get aliases to work the .bashrc in my home dir doesn't do anything
[16:56] <roffe> Olivier83, do you speak french?
[16:56] <Olivier83> roffe oui monsieur
[16:56] <foundry87> ActionParsnip: Sorry, I may not have been clear enough. It's not that I want to hide/show the Rhtymbox window, I want to hide the icon that is in the notification area.
[16:57] <gregsp___> hi guys...i've got a basic command line only version of hardy installed - how do i upgrade this to karmic - is it just a case of sudo apt-get -u dist-upgrade ?
[16:57] <trijntje> Olivier83, no, the program that plays sounds on ubuntu doesnt work properly. So when the program is broken the settings dont matter at all ;)
[16:57] <idleone> !upgrade | gregsp___
[16:57] <roffe> Olivier83, #ubuntu-fr
[16:57] <Olivier83>  trijntje what can cause the program to broke
[16:57] <zacktu> i have developed an app under linux to be used on a single windows xp computer by a non-profit group -- python isn't installed on their computer -- can i build an windows executable? should i install python and move the source files?
[16:57] <idleone> gregsp___: you can't go from hardy to karmic, you would be better off doing a clean install of karmic
[16:58] <trijntje> Olivier83, i dont know that, sorry. Other people might know. I have to go
[16:59] <Olivier83> roffe thank but there a lot more people that speak english so faster respond
[16:59] <sgtmattbaker> Could anyone tell me where a channel for avidemux support might be?
[16:59] <Olivier83>  trijntje where i can get that programme to reinstall it
[17:00] <gregsp___> i just want a command line only version of karmic - i only need it for one package!! usbip!
[17:00] <Ileden> I'm using Ubuntu Netbook Remix, and it's preventing me from moving windows over the top panel, or beyond the top boundary of the screen. I'd like to be able to do this - does anyone know how to change the setting?
[17:01] <BlouBlou> Ileden: sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager, the go to system >> preferences >> compizconfig settings manager and change there
[17:02] <rasta> hola
[17:02] <Ileden> BlouBlou: Does UNR use compiz?
[17:02] <Mike_lifeguard> Hi, I'm having some trouble setting up ssh server, I get "connection refused" but my router tells me I am forwarding ports properly. Can someone take a look at http://i33.tinypic.com/2mi4v2x.jpg and see if I'm doing something obviously wrong?
[17:02] <BlouBlou> !es > rasta
[17:02] <edbian> I'm on it mike
[17:02] <BlouBlou> Ileden: I think so
[17:02] <Ileden> BlouBlou: Ok, I'll see...
[17:02] <Dr_Willis> I thought UNR did NOT use compiz. the netbook interface has issues with compiz.
[17:03] <rasta> hi5
[17:03] <rasta> hi
[17:03] <edbian> Mike_lifeguard: What ssh server are you using?
[17:03] <Dr_Willis> but i used the UNR inteface logn enough to learn how to get to a real gnome desktop. :)
[17:03] <edbian> Mike_lifeguard: What router are you using?  What ip address does the router forward the port to?
[17:04] <Olivier83> ActionParsnip: trijntje tell me that the program that plays sounds on ubuntu doesnt work properly can i make a backup of it because now it working proprely
[17:04] <edbian> Mike_lifeguard: Your diagram BTW looks good besides being a little vague. :)
[17:04] <Mike_lifeguard> edbian: openssh-server & the router is a linksys w54gsomethingsomething - it is supposedly forwarding port 10022 to 192.168.1.100, which would be correct if it worked :\
[17:04] <tjz2> how much space does a new ubuntu desktop install take?
[17:05] <scunizi> Mike_lifeguard: in your diagram you have the modem subnet at 192.168.2.1 and the routerr at 192.168.1.1  I would think that even with dhcp the router should be at 192,168,2.#
[17:05] <BlouBlou> tjz2: 3-5 GBs
[17:05] <Ileden> Dr_Willis: Good point. :) But UNR interface does have its benefits too
[17:05] <syslq> Why isnt ubuntu modular, like fedora. I prefer ubuntu, but package selection would be just awesome
[17:05] <ActionParsnip> Olivier83: not sure bro, sorry
[17:05] <jrib> syslq: it is...
[17:05] <Mike_lifeguard> scunizi: I'll double-check the internal IPs, but I think that is correct...
[17:05] <ActionParsnip> syslq: it is modular, they are both Linux and therefor the same OS.
[17:05] <ActionParsnip> syslq: just a different distribution
[17:05] <llutz> syslq: try tasksel
[17:06] <edbian> Mike_lifeguard: It is possible that your ISP blocks that port.  This is what I suspect to be happening.  The rest of your setup appears to be correct to me.
[17:06] <syslq> ActionParsnip: linux is not an operating system, sorry, they are not the same os
[17:06] <scunizi> Mike_lifeguard: k .. are you trying to get in from outside your lan? and are you using an http address from dyndns or the direct IP assigned to your modem?
[17:06] <syslq> jrib: how can I slect packages in package installer?
[17:06] <jrib> !software > syslq
[17:06] <edbian> Mike_lifeguard: Use this website to test for open ports.  http://www.t1shopper.com/tools/port-scanner/  I don't think you have to have a server answering you on that port I think the port simply has to be "open"  :)
[17:06] <ActionParsnip> syslq: they both use the kernel from kernel.org. The kernel is the thing that makes it "Linux"
[17:06] <Dr_Willis> Ileden:  i couldent stand it. :) but there seems tobe 3+ netbook ui's in the works now..
[17:07] <Mike_lifeguard> scunizi: No, I'm on the LAN right now. I have tried both the domain name and the external IP - these both return "connection refused" (but the internal IP works, so I know sshd is running + configured ok)
[17:07] <syslq> jrib: speaking of modular, I'm refering to package selection at install time, not removing it latter, fedora has that anyway thanks
[17:07] <ActionParsnip> syslq: ni essence they are the same OS. If you were to say BSD, that is a different OS. Ubuntu and redhat are linux, just like mandriva and puppy. Redhat is just a different distribution
[17:08] <jrib> !minimal | syslq
[17:08] <syslq> ActionParsnip: well I disagree since I was thought that linux is kernel but hey, it's not that important :)
[17:08] <Mike_lifeguard> edbian: "isn't responding" on that port, it says...? :\
[17:08] <ActionParsnip> syslq: true
[17:09] <odonata> is this diffie hallman certificate gonna take all day to create?
[17:09] <scunizi> Mike_lifeguard: you can't test the external IP access from inside of the LAN because the router will see that as spoofing. You need to visit your neighbor to test
[17:09] <ActionParsnip> syslq: but they are as modular as each other
[17:09] <edbian> Mike_lifeguard: Why are you using 10022 and not simply 22?
[17:09] <syslq> jrib: yeah but things are still tied to ubuntu-desktop metapackage. Mah, it's not really important, I just dislike brasero :) it's cool for wasting cd's :)
[17:09] <syslq> ActionParsnip: yeah linux systems are very modular by nature
[17:09] <Mike_lifeguard> edbian: because nonstandard port numbers are supposedly (marginally) more secure
[17:09] <edbian> scunizi: Mike_lifeguard:  Only some routers would see that as spoofing.  I happen to have the same one as Mike_lifeguard and it did not do that.
[17:10] <edbian> Mike_lifeguard: ic
[17:10] <ActionParsnip> syslq: theres always ULite if you want a lite system, you will get a VERY minimal terminal OS, yuo can then sling LXDE on it and have a stupendously light system
[17:10] <edbian> Mike_lifeguard: Isn't responding means blocked I'm pretty sure
[17:10] <syslq> ActionParsnip: nah, I like full desktop (gnome) I dont want to spend too much time with my wks
[17:10] <scunizi> Mike_lifeguard: edbian a test might be to try to set the machine in a DMZ (router option) and test again
[17:11] <edbian> scunizi: Mike_lifeguard:   that is a good idea.
[17:11] <Mike_lifeguard> edbian: There is an option to "filter internet NAT redirection" - but the documentation on that is crap. I can't tell whether checked means we're allowing NAT redirection, or if *un*checked means we're allowing NAT redirection.
[17:11] <ActionParsnip> syslq: its a serving suggestion to consider :)
[17:11] <syslq> ActionParsnip: mhm
[17:11] <edbian> Mike_lifeguard: If NAT were turned off the system in question would not have access to the internet.
[17:12] <ajs`> hey is there a 9.10 beta support channel?
[17:12] <Mike_lifeguard> edbian, scunizi: Thanks for your help, I will switch to another network and try ssh from there & maybe I will be back.
[17:12] <Mike_lifeguard> ajs`: #ubuntu+1
[17:12] <edbian> Mike_lifeguard: "filter" in there really messes with the meaning.  It's like a double negative.
[17:12] <ajs`> thanks
[17:12] <Mike_lifeguard> yeah, exactly 9_9
[17:12] <edbian> Mike_lifeguard: Good luck!
[17:15] <caca0> hiii
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[17:15] <FloodBot1> caca0: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:16] <lesshaste> something odd has happened to my X display with the simplest symptom being that the display runs over to the right of the screen so I can't see it all. Also in /var/log/Xorg.0.log I see http://pastebin.com/f7daea46b
[17:16] <Ileden> Any Idea where in compiz settings I can find the option to enable/disable the possibility to move windows over the top of the screen?
[17:16] <lesshaste> this followed a standard update
[17:16] <caca0> http://www.seslibitanem.com :) http://www.seslibitanem.com :) http://www.seslibitanem.com :)
[17:17] <lesshaste> any ideas?
[17:17] <edbian> !ops | caca0
[17:18] <odonata> whats up with building those DH keys
[17:18] <Dev_N00b> sudo get-me-an-icecast2-gui-based-broadcast-suite
[17:19] <SirBob1701> Hey guys for 9.10 what nvidia driver do you recommend 180 or 185?
[17:20] <ikonia> SirBob1701: join #ubuntu+1 for karmic discussion
[17:20] <Ileden> Heyy! I found the  PERFECT solution! Thanks for suggesting Compiz settings.there's an option for "fullscreen key" that forces the active window fullscreen, just what I want! Apparently UNR _does_ use compiz :)
[17:20] <subito> what do i have to set for i fontsound directory (for qsynth) once i've downloaded fluid-soundfont-gm?
[17:20] <SirBob1701> ikonia thanks
[17:20] <Line_Break> Hello Fellow Ubuntians
[17:20] <Line_Break> ...Ubuntites
[17:20] <Line_Break> Ubuntans?
[17:20] <dougl> hello Line_Break
[17:20] <Line_Break> Ubuntus...
[17:21] <wildc4rd> afternoon all
[17:21] <Guatemala> its morning here
[17:21] <dougl> Ubuntuies
[17:21] <dougl> ?
[17:21] <Line_Break> I don't think that's it..
[17:22] <dougl> no I don't think so either
[17:22] <Line_Break> I think it's a tie between Ubuntians and Ubuntans
[17:22] <Line_Break> I like the latter.
[17:22] <BlouBlou> Line_Break: can we help you with anything?
[17:22] <ikonia> guys  - it doesn't matter the name, this is a support channel
[17:22] <elky> Line_Break, this is a support channel, for technical questions and the lke.
[17:22] <dougl> sounds good to me
[17:22] <dougl> sorry - my fault too.
[17:23] <Line_Break> Youch. OK. just being friendly, I was getting to the support.
[17:23] <Line_Break> I have a thread open that explains my problem, can I just link to that?
[17:23] <ikonia> Line_Break: just give us a short summary
[17:24] <dougl> Line_Break, I'll look at the thread
[17:25] <Line_Break> Ok, so basically my newest generation Apple Keyboard doesn't work until the computer is actually booted, which is problematic since I'm running a dual boot, and rEFIt is picky sometimes. I'm using an older windows keyboard, but as you can imagine functionality is limited on the Mac OS.
[17:25] <ikonia> Line_Break: ok.....go on
[17:25] <Line_Break> Dougl: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1282193
[17:26] <lesshaste> can anyone recommend a simple video editing tool? I just want to cut part of a video out and save it
[17:26] <Line_Break> So, I was wondering if anyone else has had this problem, or if anyone has a fix.
[17:26] <NEWLiNE> does anyone know how to disable the ubuntu server automatic updates?
[17:26] <Line_Break> Because I'd like to use my other keyboard, this one is loud and clunky.
[17:26] <ikonia> Line_Break: your forum post makes no sense, as you say you are running jaunty jackrabbit - it doesn't exist, and 10.6.1 - which doesn't exist (unless you mean mac OS 10.6.1)
[17:27] <Xcell> lesshaste-  avidemux
[17:27] <ikonia> Line_Break: you'll need to contact Apple for that, support for the keyboard is only active once the OS is booted
[17:27] <ian1> I need some help with terminal
[17:27] <Line_Break> it is. I'm sorry, I may have been confused on the name of the Ubuntu build I'm running. 9.0.6? and I did mean Mac 10.6.1 (Snow Leopard). sorry about the confusion.
[17:27] <edbian> ian1: You came to the right place!
[17:27] <ikonia> Line_Break: the OS is also called "Jaunty Jackelope" not jaunty Jack Rabbit
[17:28] <ian1> When it asks me for my password,
[17:28] <Line_Break> ok I'll fix that ASAP.
[17:28] <heoa> How can I commit the Delete in Mutt without closing?
[17:28] <ian1> I try to type it in,
[17:28] <Vlynndar> I'm having some trouble with Nvidia drivers in 8.10. They work in that compiz now works, but they don't work in that the highest resolution avaiilable is 1024x768 @ 50 Hz. The monitor supports 1280x1024@85Hz.
[17:28] <ian1> but nothing happens
[17:28] <idleone> ian1: you wont see anything when you type in your password
[17:28] <Line_Break> ian1:you're not supposed to see the text, It's hidden for security purposes.
[17:28] <idleone> ian1: type it in and hit enter
[17:28] <ian1> Oh
[17:28] <ian1> Im new to ubuntu
[17:29] <Line_Break> so just type it normally and press enter, and you'll be OK.
[17:29] <ian1> thank you
[17:29] <subito> how can i know what installing a package with sudo apt-get install added on my computer?
[17:29] <Vlynndar> Any idea how I can have both the preferred resolution and effects?
[17:30] <llutz> subito: dpkg -L <packagename>
[17:30] <ikonia> llutz: that won't show him what files are installed
[17:31] <llutz> ikonia: then i got him wrong, sry
[17:31] <idleone> apt-cache rdepends will show what packages will be installed not sure if that is any help
[17:31] <subito> thanks
[17:32] <lesshaste> can anyone recommend a simple video editing tool? I just want to cut part of a video out and save it
[17:32] <Line_Break> lesshaste: you mean like Quicktime? I'll do some research.
[17:32] <lesshaste> Line_Break: actually the input is just a dvd
[17:33] <Line_Break> lesshaste: so you're trying to edit the video directly from the dvd?
[17:33] <LjL> !info gopchop | lesshaste this one should be optimized for cutting
[17:33] <lesshaste> Line_Break: I copied the .vob to the hard drive
[17:33] <Vlynndar> Right. Wrong button.
[17:33] <whiten0ise> hello, I'm wanting to make a very minimal Ubuntu installation. i don't want it to JUST be a liveCD, I want to be able to install it to the harddrive like the official ubuntu cd. howevr, if i follow the how-to on LiveCD Customization--this will be just like my own Ubuntu install CD of the modified Ubuntu I have created? as in, i can install from the CD I create at the end?
[17:33] <lesshaste> LjL: the problem is finding where to start and stop
[17:34] <LjL> lesshaste: you can use avidemux for that (for instance)
[17:34] <lesshaste> LjL: I'll look at avidemux thanks
[17:34] <lesshaste> noone like cinelerra?
[17:34] <appi> Need I regularly update Ubuntu using Update Manager?
[17:34] <LjL> lesshaste: cinelerra is overkill for what you want
[17:35] <Line_Break> appi: I recommend it.
[17:35] <edbian> appi: Yes, you should.
[17:35] <LjL> lesshaste: anyway, you can try "list every video editor" in #ubuntu-bots for a mosre comprehensive list
[17:35] <Vlynndar> Does anybody have an idea why the latest NVidia driver will not nearly support the highest available resolution, and 'no driver' does not?
[17:35] <proc1> anyone in here ever do multi seat with Xephyr? (having some problems, i'm getting the greeters all on the same screen)
[17:36] <llutz> Vlynndar: since it's closed source stuff, ask please nvidia
[17:36] <appi> Thank You Line_Break and edbian for your help.
[17:36] <Vlynndar> I'll try.
[17:36] <Line_Break> appi: anytime.
[17:36] <lesshaste> LjL: oh that sounds clever!
[17:37] <lesshaste> LjL: #ubuntu-bots was completely new to me .. thanks!
[17:37] <appi> Thank You once again Line_Break.
[17:37] <Line_Break> can anyone refresh my memory as to what the terminal macro is?
[17:38] <azlon> if i want to keep my system the way it is, but upgrade hard drives, can i just dd from the old drive to the new one, then boot from the new one?
[17:39] <proc1> nobody in here familiar with Xephyr?
[17:39] <dougl> azlon, can you install both?
[17:39] <azlon> yeah, they are both SATA
[17:39] <azlon> i have both connected right now
[17:39] <quontrex_ashimi> I am using 9.04 on a fujitsu lifebook w/ a cricket broadband usb adapter, IF the wired network is plugged in and you initialize the usb bband it will pop it into the network manager under the icon on the taskbar. if the wired network is unplugged its as if the network manager doesnt run
[17:39] <dougl> azlon, why not use both then?
[17:40] <azlon> because the new one is bigger and i want to use the old one in an older machine
[17:40] <epic1501> Yes i have a problem under ubuntu 9.04 well when i run xvid cap and go to record my dekstop i click the record button and it just exits out xvid ca :(
[17:40] <Memphisto> got a strange error here with vnc.. cant get the letters correct..
[17:40] <dougl> azlon, I would not use dd - never tried it but I always assumed drives need to be same size for dd to work
[17:41] <azlon> hrmm
[17:41] <azlon> ok, any suggestions on how to do it?
[17:41] <llutz> azlon: rsync or cp -ax
[17:41] <azlon> !rsync
[17:41] <quontrex_ashimi> !gnome-ppp
[17:41] <dougl> azlon, I would copy your home directory  to a partition on your new drive and reinstall.
[17:41] <quontrex_ashimi> !ppp
[17:42] <azlon> hrmm
[17:42] <Memphisto> hi drwillis
[17:42] <llutz> azlon: if copying this way, you'll have to fix your fstab for the new UUIDs and reinstall grub aswell
[17:42] <azlon> dougl: i have so many settings on my current system though... network settings and raid stuff...
[17:42] <azlon> llutz: got it, thanks!
[17:42] <Memphisto> Dr_Willis, got vnc connected to remote server.. but there's a typing(letter) error
[17:42] <dougl> azlon, what llutz  says then?
[17:43] <azlon> dougl: im going to try that first, then if it gives me too many issues i will just reformat
[17:43] <azlon> thanks!
[17:43] <quontrex_ashimi> how would I manually open the network manager when eth0 is disconnected?
[17:43] <quontrex_ashimi> the one on the task bar I mean
[17:43] <dougl> azlon, np = good luck
[17:44] <llutz> azlon: just connect both hdds, create some partitions on the new one, copy the old install with rsync/cp, change fstab/grub, disconnect old drive, reboot
[17:45] <EricTheHax> how do i do a global notice? i forgot
[17:45] <UbuntuUser01> Hello
[17:45] <UbuntuUser01> Please I need help with very simple stuff
[17:45] <ggcc_> wazup
[17:46] <deviL_night> hello guys,,,, what the name of application for see the IP Conflict with me... ?
[17:46] <ggcc_> UbuntuUser01: just ask mate
[17:46] <Memphisto> why are there error with keyboard through vnc and NOT on the ubuntu pc?
[17:46] <UbuntuUser01> I have a zip file which i had extracted but i need to download the program that is inside it
[17:46] <UbuntuUser01> I don't know how
[17:46] <ggcc_> UbuntuUser01: u see a .sh file in there?
[17:47] <UbuntuUser01> Yes I am seeing it
[17:47] <ggcc_> UbuntuUser01: what program are u trying to install
[17:47] <UbuntuUser01> GanttProject
[17:47] <ggcc_> UbuntuUser01: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=282827
[17:47] <UbuntuUser01> A system Analysis Program
[17:47] <ggcc_> UbuntuUser01: that should help u out there
[17:48] <Memphisto> anyone?
[17:48] <ggcc_> Memphisto: dont know what ur talking about mate
[17:49] <Memphisto> trying to control ubuntu pc through vnc from win and linux pc, connection is ok, but when I press f ex K here, it's another letter on the ubuntu pc
[17:49] <Memphisto> keyboard error i think
[17:49] <UbuntuUser01> Thanks man... I really apprechiated <ggcc>
[17:50] <ggcc_> UbuntuUser01: the website helped u out mate?
[17:50] <Line_Break> Ubuntuuser01: Whatcha need?
[17:51] <kmk422> hi everyone when i am installing ubuntu and its downloading the desktop it gives me a socket error (100054.'connection reset by peer') it happens every time i try to install ubuntu any ideas?
[17:51] <Memphisto> ggcc_, do you know whats wrong?
[17:52] <ggcc_> Memphisto: no idea just seems to be a keyboard error itself, try restarting the vnc server
[17:52] <Memphisto> ubuntu pc re-startet plenty of times
[17:52] <Memphisto> its ubuntu desktop edition
[17:53] <ggcc_> Memphisto: 9.10?
[17:53] <Memphisto> its ok when i type directly on ubuntu but not through network
[17:53] <Memphisto> hmm not sure..
[17:53] <ggcc_> Memphisto: yea if its 9.10 u may have problems, its in beta
[17:54] <ggcc_> Memphisto: give me a min i may be able to help u out
[17:54] <Memphisto> where can i find the version number?
[17:54] <Memphisto> ok thanks ggcc_
[17:55] <ubuntu> czesc
[17:56] <kmk422> anyone got any idea? im dying to get stared on linux
[17:56] <Memphisto> its 8.04 hardy
[17:57] <FiReSTaRT> kmk422: one possibility.. are you downloading via wifi or are you connected to your network via an ethernet cable? for some wifi setups, you need to install proprietary drivers
[17:57] <Memphisto> with gnome
[17:57] <kmk422> im installing off of windows
[17:57] <kmk422> im using a cable modem
[17:58] <FiReSTaRT> kmk422: are you connected to the modem via wifi or via an ethernet cable?
[17:58] <ggcc_> Memphisto: here is an alternative ... http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=9470&iTestingId=19490
[17:58] <FiReSTaRT> kmk422: it could also be a windows installer issue.. i never had any issues with just booting the install cd and installing the OS that way
[17:58] <Memphisto> if you didnt see it, im using 8.04 hardy with gnome
[17:58] <mathilde> cest quoi ça ? :(
[17:58] <mathilde> I'm lost :'(
[17:59] <kmk422> ah im trying the newer version
[17:59] <jtrunner> hi, has anyone had an issue where there ipod is not recognized as a volume?
[17:59] <Memphisto> ggcc_, this is for linux? I'm using win pc here now
[17:59] <dougl> fr
[17:59] <FiReSTaRT> kmk422: ubuntu 9.04 or ubuntu 9.10?
[17:59] <ggcc_> Memphisto: yes i saw it, im surfing the web for the problem ur having..... the teamviewer im talking about is for windows, but u can install it on linux to, makes it easier for u to control ur linux system
[17:59] <kmk422> 9.04
[18:00] <Memphisto> ok, great ggcc_  thanks alot
[18:00] <FiReSTaRT> kmk422: ok, so you shouldn't have any issues.. i installed 9.04 on 3 machines from the cd
[18:00] <Memphisto> checking it now
[18:00] <ggcc_> Memphisto: i do it that way or through real VNC both ways works perfectly for me
[18:00] <FiReSTaRT> kmk422: use my nickname when replying to my messages so they get highlighted
[18:00] <Memphisto> connection is ok, but i dont understand why keyboard error
[18:01] <Aji-Dahaka> there is a fix on network-manager that has been committed via launchpad.  Are there any docs on how to build the stuff from launchpad?  I downloaded the patches via bzr and ran the rules file to get the source from git, but I'm kinda lost at that point
[18:01] <MOFR> HI
[18:01] <gogereaver> hey if i got a vga to dvi cable could my eeepc output on my hdtv
[18:01] <kmk422> well what i was doing was i mounted the .iso i downloaded then i ran it from that and it trys to download the desktop during install and then fails at the last sec. says connection reset bt peer lol
[18:01] <Aji-Dahaka> it looks like something will have to apply the patch files and then the build process is probably about the same as "usual"
[18:01] <MOFR> only english?
[18:01] <Memphisto> ggcc_, there is different teamviewer, which one is the best?
[18:02] <FiReSTaRT> kmk422: burn the actual cd, boot from the cd and install ubuntu that way.. unless comcast really went apes**t on their throttling, you shouldn't have any issues
[18:02] <idleone> MOFR: in this channel yes
[18:02] <kmk422> lol
[18:02] <ggcc_> Memphisto: http://www.teamviewer.com/index.aspx
[18:02] <kmk422> ok well do thank you much
[18:02] <dvz-> how can i list the files using a module?
[18:02] <Memphisto> dl now :)
[18:02] <FiReSTaRT> kmk422: after you install and fully update, go to system, administration, hardware drivers and install everything that is available (it's a simple install tool)
[18:03] <FiReSTaRT> kmk422: that'll make sure you have your video and wifi properly installed.. k i'm off to prep for my traffic court appearance tomorrow.. ciao :)
[18:03] <Memphisto> ggcc_, installing now
[18:03] <lightpriest> is it possible to disable a single device of some card?
[18:03] <lightpriest> say I have 2 devices (analog and digital) on the same card, and I want to force the system to use only the digital one
[18:06] <blankhead> how can i set the desktop wallpaper to change every 5 mins or so??
[18:07] <Memphisto> ggcc, what do i have to do on my ubuntu pc?
[18:07] <darthanubis> blankhead, search synaptic for such a program
[18:07] <toan> help me! how to fake ip on terminal
[18:07] <ggcc> Memphisto: install wine, and then install teamviewer on that as well
[18:07] <lightpriest> is it possible to disable a single device of some card? say I have 2 devices (analog and digital) on the same card, and I want to force the system to use only the digital one
[18:07] <Memphisto> ok, just have to get kids in bed :)
[18:07] <Memphisto> thanks for now
[18:08] <JonNeon> so, im a 1st time 1st day ubuntu user :-/. whenever i surf the net, especially on pages with text and pics, the text is really small, and the page runs quite glitchy, if I increase the size of the text, the pics get really pixelated the page runs worse...what am i doing wrong?
[18:08] <ctmjr> lightpriest: you can blacklist it find out what it is analog tv card is more than likely dev/video0
[18:08] <toan> please help me! how to fake ip on terminal?
[18:09] <zzillezz> what's up with ubuntu updates atm ?
[18:09] <tonii> toan: fake how?
[18:09] <lightpriest> ctmjr, thanks. I have two devices (analog and digital) on a single nvidia sound chip. I just want to disable the analog so it won't load
[18:09] <toan> ubuntu
[18:09] <zzillezz> can't seem to download them correctly
[18:09] <toan> yes
[18:09] <dougl> JonNeon, wat kind of video card do you have?
[18:09] <JonNeon> nvidia 9500
[18:09] <toan> i want to fake ip on terminal
[18:09] <lightpriest> I'm trying to look at the alsa manual but all I can see is how to set a module for a whole card
[18:09] <lightpriest> not a single device
[18:09] <lightpriest> from what I understand alsa splits cards into devices
[18:10] <dougl> are the nvidia drivers installed automaitcally with ubuntu?
[18:10] <JonNeon> yes
[18:10] <tonii> toan: your questions doesn't make sense.
[18:10] <tonii> question
[18:10] <dougl> JonNeon, you see the nvidia splash screen when your computer starts?
[18:11] <JonNeon> not that i can remember
[18:11] <buntu> hey
[18:11] <infexion> dougl: depends on the distro
[18:11] <Mike_lifeguard> scunizi: Hi, are you busy? I am still unable to ssh using the external IP. Actually, even worse, I can't ssh to localhost from that machine - it returns the same "connection refused" message :\
[18:11] <dougl> infexion, 9.04?
[18:11] <Mike_lifeguard> I am tempted to simply dpkg-reconfigure to start from scratch
[18:11] <lightpriest> Mike_lifeguard, have you started the daemon?
[18:12] <llutz> toan: sudo apt-get install fake
[18:12] <Mike_lifeguard> lightpriest: yes
[18:12] <[t0rc]> My wireless in Ubuntu drops every so often (repeated, consistent) however it's not the router - Windows works fine. Any suggestions or things i can check when it drops to see what is causing it?
[18:12] <dougl> JonNeon, just because your video works does not mean the Nvidia drivers are installed
[18:12] <JonNeon> 9.04 is the version im using
[18:12] <toan> i'm using terminal on ubuntu with my ip, but i want to change ip witch proxy, how to make it?
[18:12] <lightpriest> Mike_lifeguard, /etc/init.d/ssh status?
[18:12] <toan> thank llutz
[18:12] <JonNeon> gotcha...what do you recommend I do?
[18:12] <Mike_lifeguard> lightpriest: like I said, sshd is running
[18:12] <alchamech> have we had a smart cookie to fig out the magic jack thing again?
[18:13] <[t0rc]> term
[18:13] <alchamech> or i should say yet
[18:13] <lightpriest> Mike_lifeguard, have you messed with iptables or smt?
[18:14] <alchamech> hello everyone
[18:14] <Mike_lifeguard> lightpriest: no on both counts
[18:15] <buntu> hello
[18:15] <JonNeon> howdy
[18:15] <alchamech> hi guys
[18:15] <alchamech> does anyone know if the magicjack thing has been figured out?
[18:15] <lightpriest> Mike_lifeguard, well, smt is refusing the connection... if you don't have any special configuration, try reconfiguring
[18:16] <[t0rc]> My wireless in Ubuntu drops every so often (repeated, consistent) however it's not the router - Windows works fine. Any suggestions or things i can check when it drops to see what is causing it?
[18:16] <lightpriest> Mike_lifeguard, first try logging in at localhost. then try solving the external IP problem
[18:16] <Mike_lifeguard> yeah, k
[18:16] <infexion> dougl: 9.04 did not install them automatically I do not believe
[18:16] <infexion> dougl: you have to download it install it yourself.
[18:17] <dougl> infexion, thanks :) ... can you recomend a howto for JonNeon to follow?
[18:17] <JonNeon> yes please....im a linux newb
[18:17] <dougl> I have 8.04 and forget what I did to get my nvidia working.
[18:18] <JonNeon> thank you dougl for your help!
[18:18] <infexion> dougl: for installation of nvidia drivers?
[18:18] <JonNeon> yes
[18:18] <[t0rc]> can't you still do envyNG for installing nvidia drivers?
[18:18] <dougl> infexion, yes
[18:18] <jacktim> Can anyone help me with a visual aesthetic? I'm trying to condense the Applications/Places/System Menu headers into the ubuntu button to free up some space on my panel. I'm using 9.04.
[18:18] <teolicy> Hi. I saw the next version of a package I use, I don't like it. How do I mark it to be kept-back with apt?
[18:18] <infexion> uhh you could do EnvyNG or better yet you can download it from apt-get
[18:18] <dougl> or will stock nvidia instructions work for 9.04?
[18:18] <infexion>  "sudo apt-get install nvidia-" then press tab and see what options they have there
[18:19] <infexion> that is what I did for 9.04 and 9.10
[18:20] <poltergiest> Hello
[18:20] <poltergiest> I need Wireless help
[18:20] <tyler_d1> hello,  trying to get the drivers working for a satellite A20 Laptop using ubuntu 9.04 - newly installed
[18:20] <infexion> poltergiest: what kind of help?
[18:20] <JonNeon> infexion: what is sudp apt?...sorry
[18:20] <buntu> would like to run ubuntu only. have windoes xp pro. any likely hardware issues?
[18:20] <sash_> Bung[Linux]: depends on your hardware...
[18:20] <u-foka> infexion, can you set up the framebuffer console on 9.10 with an nvidia card?
[18:20] <sash_> sry
[18:20] <mrwes> buntu, most issues are with the video cards, and wireless
[18:20] <poltergiest> my Hp Pavilion ze2000 wireless light wont come on
[18:20] <buntu> yeah
[18:21] <tyler_d1> buntu:  you will want to try a live cd, to ensure everythign works first
[18:21] <tgm4883> Is there a way to upgrade a single package over the network for a bunch of machines?
[18:21] <mrwes> buntu, good advice -- run the Live CD first
[18:21] <poltergiest> Ubuntu 8.04
[18:21] <poltergiest> btw
[18:21] <infexion> JonNeon: you type that into a terminal and it will install whatever package you type in
[18:21] <shaullx> how can i test my webcam and microphone on ubuntu jaunty? (netbook)
[18:21] <poltergiest> Its my primary OS becuse you can normally find help for it
[18:21] <infexion> JonNeon: so "sudo apt-get install {package name}"
[18:21] <tyler_d1> shaullx: amsn is easy as far as that goes... don't know much more then that
[18:21] <buntu> using live cd now. no problems so far. wired up...
[18:22] <infexion> u-foka: I am not sure what you are looking for
[18:22] <shaullx> tyler_d1 isnt there a built in software to take photos from the webcam?
[18:22] <tyler_d1> buntu: spend some time using it from live, do your due dilligence so your not suprised later on when you have already commited
[18:22] <Replop> Hi !
[18:22] <infexion> buntu: if you have no problems with running the CD then there should not be any problems when installing it
[18:22] <mrwes> buntu, there is a free Ubuntu Pocket Guide on the Internet -- good read for beginners
[18:22] <infexion> buntu: generally
[18:22] <JonNeon> infexion: oooh...kk...ill do some research on it to try and figure it out...thank you so much for your help!
[18:22] <mrwes> !Pocket Guide
[18:22] <poltergiest> I need to know how to get my wireless working I dont think I have the drivers
[18:22] <slacker_nl> stupic question perhaps, but how do i open .omf files?
[18:22] <infexion> JonNeon: No problem :-D
[18:22] <mrwes> hrmm....
[18:22] <JonNeon> thanks guys...have a great day!
[18:23] <infexion> JonNeon: if you need anymore help just ask :-P
[18:23] <buntu> thankx all
[18:23] <Jonathan_L> I've got a Windows XP Pro PC, a 3G modem connected to it, Internet Connection Sharing on, and an ethernet cable to a router and two laptops connected to the router over Wi-Fi. The laptops get internet that way. Can I just replace Windows with Linux and share the internet connection the same way?
[18:23] <tyler_d1> shaullx: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Webcam
[18:23] <mrwes> buntu, http://www.ubuntupocketguide.com/download_main.html
[18:23] <cyber_666_uk> hey guys, anyone know the command line for installing hidd?
[18:23] <Jill> what will 9.10 support period?
[18:23] <poltergiest> Any way Hp Pavilion ze2000 Wireless driver ?
[18:23] <u-foka> infexion, on jaunty i'm using the vga= kernel parameter to get usplash working on my note's native resolution, but on karmic, i can't set that thing up :S... truly usplash not even loads in any resolution at the early boot before xsplash (but it works like a chram on the karmic live cd boot)
[18:23] <cyber_666_uk> http://www.pabr.org/sixlinux/sixlinux.en.html - trying to get my sixaxis working as a mouse on ubuntu
[18:24] <Spoom> hi folks, i'm trying to get php 5.3 working using the instructions at http://www.danielsmedegaardbuus.dk/2008-10-19/how-to-create-deb-packages-for-php-53-and-php-60/ to build it from source and create a .deb package, and everything seems to be working including the install of php except that *.php files are not being executed unless they're the index file, for whatever reason.  i've manually put the appropriate FilesMatch -> SetHa
[18:24] <Spoom> ndler lines in place, and the php module is loading, but *.php files from the server (and yes, i am loading them through apache, not opening them locally) are prompting for a download instead of parsing and displaying; any ideas?
[18:24] <FloodBot1> Spoom: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:24] <Jonathan_L> cyber_666_uk: Use Synaptic to find it. Then it's sudo apt-get install [appname]
[18:24] <Jonathan_L> Or use Synaptic
[18:24] <poltergiest> Is there a way to set up a private chat ?
[18:24] <xmas1> hi
[18:24] <jacktim> Can anyone help me? I'm trying to condense the Applications/Places/System Menu headers into the ubuntu button to free up some space on my panel. I'm using 9.04.
[18:24] <buntu> bebak...gonna check out pocketguide...thankx
[18:24] <infexion> u-foka: give me a second to look something up
[18:25] <GodfatherofEire> !karmic
[18:25] <u-foka> infexion, okay, I'm waiting and thanks for the help!
[18:25] <tyler_d1> jacktim: customize your menu by removing things you don't need, re-organize simply by right clicking on the menu and selecting edit menus
[18:25] <Jonathan_L> jacktim: Right click the menu item in your Gnome panel (instead of just clicking), and click on edit menus
[18:25] <xmas1> can someone please help me with "could not initialize the package information"?
[18:25] <Spoom> in place of helping with getting the built .deb working, if anyone knows where i can get good .deb files for php 5.3 i'll take those too (there aren't any currently in jaunty or karmic afaik)
[18:25] <Jonathan_L> I mean on the "launching button"
[18:26] <colblood> if i wanna upgrade my ubuntu 8.10 to 9.04 since my audio wont work, will that 1) help? 2) be possible with an alternate install-cd?
[18:26] <cyber_666_uk> thx jonathan
[18:26] <u-foka> GodfatherofEire, sorry
[18:26] <xmas1> "E: type deb is not known" ?
[18:26] <perlsyntax_> Where can i download the ubuntu 9.10 beta dvd iso?
[18:26] <GodfatherofEire> u-foka, for what?
[18:27] <u-foka> karmic question :P
[18:27] <mrwes> Spoom, http://newyork.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1213337 <--- deb for php 5.3
[18:27] <perlsyntax_> anyone
[18:27] <jacktim> @ Tyler_dl & Jonathan_L: I've worked on the menus getting everything that I didn't want out of them... I'm trying to push the part of it that says: "Applications, Places, system" to where I would click on the menu button (next to applications) in order to show them up above it... kind of like Windows.
[18:27] <infexion> u-foka: the problem is there are a lot of things they have disabled in Karmic Koala because of security issues so there may be something in there that Usplash needs but it cannot access because it is either not there or inaccessible
[18:27] <Spoom> mrwes, thanks, but the link doesn't work
[18:27] <mrwes> Spoom, shoot -- bad link, damn.
[18:27] <xmas1> can someone please help me with "could not initialize the package information"? "E: type deb is not known" ?
[18:27] <Bleh_> I am not sure how to get vsFTPd to work on PORT mode. I've got it working on PASV mode but everytime I try to use PORT it says that I should consider using PASV and the directory listing is denied. This is both with anonymous and local account access.
[18:27] <mrwes> yah..heh
[18:27] <Jonathan_L> jacktim: There's another Gnome panel applet for that
[18:27] <perlsyntax_> Does anyone know where i can download the ubuntu gnome 9.10 beta dvd??
[18:28] <GodfatherofEire> u-foka, no worries, I actually just was tryin to find out what the channel was for karmic myself
[18:28] <infexion> u-foka: I very well may be wrong but I am not sure what to say about it.
[18:28] <mrwes> Spoom, why not compile it?
[18:28] <Jonathan_L> Just remove the current one and add the one name something like ...
[18:28] <Spoom> mrwes, that's what i'm doing atm
[18:28] <perlsyntax_> ?
[18:28] <Spoom> i'm just trying to get the native jaunty apache2 to play nice with it
[18:28] <infexion> u-foka: there are several things I have tried to do with 9.10 that I cannot do because it is still in testing.
[18:28] <xmas1> can someone please help me with "could not initialize the package information"? "E: type deb is not known" ?
[18:28] <Spoom> it's loading the compiled php module and the extensions, it just won't parse .php files for whatever reason
[18:28] <Jonathan_L> jacktim: Main Menu
[18:28] <u-foka> infexion, thanks anyway! i'l keep trying :)
[18:28] <mrwes> Spoom, use sudo checkinstall -- it'll create a deb for ya and it's easier to manage that way
[18:28] <perlsyntax_> i wish i can download the dvd
[18:28] <Jonathan_L> jacktim or similiar
[18:28] <mrwes> !checkinstall | Spoom
[18:28] <Spoom> mrwes, yep, i did that, it's in the instructions i initially linked
[18:29] <Spoom> i have a .deb now
[18:29] <Spoom> i installed it
[18:29] <mrwes> :)
[18:29] <Spoom> apache2 just won't parse .php files for whatever reason
[18:29] <perlsyntax_> ??????????
[18:29] <Spoom> i'm likely missing something in my apache2.conf somewhere
[18:29] <Spoom> i just need some hints
[18:29] <perlsyntax_> hello
[18:29] <mrwes> Spoom, I'm not help there, I don't have a web server
[18:29] <infexion> u-foka: yeah sorry I could not help. Good luck to ya.
[18:30] <Mike_lifeguard> How can I set ubuntu to get a static IP from my router, which would otherwise use DHCP?
[18:30] <Jonathan_L> Could 'make && sudo make install && checkinstall' work?
[18:30] <Spoom> mrwes, well, thanks anyway, i appreciate the attempt
[18:30] <Biovore> Spoom: is php5 installed?   (The package normally adds its self to the apache config)
[18:30] <mrwes> Mike_lifeguard, does your router have a static IP option? My linksys does, so I assign the IP's from there
[18:30] <gasg> hi
[18:30] <Jonathan_L> Or better: 'make && checkinstall && sudo apt-get install [outputfile?]' work?
[18:31] <Spoom> Biovore, i had to remove the php5 package from the jaunty apt database and create my own, using the instructions at http://www.danielsmedegaardbuus.dk/2008-10-19/how-to-create-deb-packages-for-php-53-and-php-60/
[18:31] <Keiya> Is there a guide to packaging things nicely anywhere?
[18:31] <Spoom> Jonathan_L, that's basically what i did
[18:31] <Biovore> Spoom: did you a2enmod php yet?
[18:31] <Spoom> hrmm
[18:31] <ryguy> I'm trying to install 9.10 beta and when the screen comes up, I select "Install Ubuntu" as opposed to "Try Ubuntu without changing your computer" and The installation takes awhile then it goes into Live anyways. I then open up the "Install 9.10" Icon on the Live desktop andit seems to work, but when it gets to the "Install Ubuntu" phase after I enter all my info, the install program just closes =/
[18:31] <Spoom> maybe it did create a mod
[18:31] <Mike_lifeguard> mrwes: not that I know of, but linkysys said that if your computer asks for an IP outside the DHCP range, it'll get that IP... so you just need to set the computer to always request the same IP
[18:31] <Spoom> that'd be nice
[18:31]  * Spoom checks
[18:31] <colblood> if i wanna upgrade my ubuntu 8.10 to 9.04 since my audio wont work, will that 1) help? 2) be possible with an alternate install-cd?
[18:31] <ryguy> Is there a way to install it without live running?
[18:31]  * jacktim has to remember to start using synaptics package manager... the add/remove app is slow on download.
[18:32] <Jonathan_L> spoom: What's the name of the output file? Where does it come from?
[18:32] <mrwes> Mike_lifeguard, http://www.ubuntugeek.com/change-ubuntu-system-from-dhcp-to-a-static-ip-address.html
[18:33] <exodus_ms> any JACK server gurus around with experience using Rosegarden in a Gnome environment (9.04)?
[18:33] <Keiya> !karmic | ryguy
[18:33] <Mike_lifeguard> mrwes: great, thanks
[18:33] <ryguy> gee thanks
[18:33] <mrwes> Mike_lifeguard, I'd use nano to edit instead of vi :)
[18:33] <mrwes> unless you're OK with vi
[18:33] <Mike_lifeguard> mrwes: so would I :)
[18:33] <mrwes> heh
[18:33] <Spoom> Jonathan_L, i've now enabled the php5 mod but it's doing much the same thing
[18:34] <Keiya> ryguy: Well, we don't talk about karmic here. Go to #ubuntu+1, they're more likely to know anyway.
[18:34] <Spoom> it parses php if it's in an index.php file accessed through the directory (but not remotely), but for whatever reason won't parse normal .php files
[18:34] <Spoom> it displays those as downloads
[18:34] <Spoom> (and the download is the source code, not the output)
[18:34] <uh_oh> So I did a big no-no last night. I spilt my drink all over my laptop keyboard. The laptop turned off, and I immediately turned it upside down on my couch and removed the battery from it. Today I tried turning it on and nothing. When I put the battery in and plug the AC adapter in, the charging indicator light comes on. Is there any chance for me?
[18:35] <r_a_f> Spoom: reinstall
[18:35] <Spoom> r_a_f, reinstall what?
[18:35] <r_a_f> php
[18:35] <r_a_f> and mod
[18:35] <Umeaboy> Hi again!
[18:35] <ghostknife> Can someone advise re. this. I was able to run that exact command on another hardy box 2 minutes ago. http://pastebin.com/m72a1f533
[18:35] <Spoom> i'd rather not compile php5.3 again if i can avoid it :^)
[18:36] <Spoom> besides, it is parsing sometimes
[18:36] <Umeaboy> If I misstakenly mounted a device as root, but want to be able to mount it as normal user when I plug it in next time, what do I do?
[18:36] <Spoom> i just need to figure out why it's not parsing all the time
[18:36] <ghostknife> Spoom: that usually means PHP is segfaulting
[18:36] <ghostknife> Spoom: what does the error log say?
[18:36] <Fezzler> Trying to listen to Giants audio stream and it is not working. MPlayer installed as Firefox plug-in?
[18:36] <Spoom> hrmm
[18:36]  * Spoom checks
[18:36] <GodfatherofEire> Is there any way to load another kernel into Ubuntu without having to re-install the whole system (specifically the LUK)
[18:36] <ghostknife> Spoom: it could be many things
[18:36] <ghostknife> Spoom: even Apache modules
[18:37] <uh_oh> ghostknife, have you tried apt-get install g++ to see if that will resolve the g++ issues?
[18:37] <Spoom> nothing indicating a segfault of php
[18:37] <Fezzler> http://www.giants.com/gamefeed09player.asp
[18:37] <Spoom> lemme see if i can run it locally on cli
[18:37] <ghostknife> uh_oh: yes. It says the same. Besides, I have g++ installed.
[18:37] <Spoom> yes, i can
[18:37] <Spoom> and the file is a simple <?php phpinfo(); ?> that i'm using to test
[18:37] <ikonia> very hard to find pair of Nike trainers, I have wore my last pair to the ground, properly down, and I couldn't find another pair to replace them, someones gone to a massive ammount trouble to get them for me./window 37
[18:38] <Spoom> so i doubt that's causing a segfault just because it's loading through apache
[18:38] <ghostknife> Spoom: turn on severe logging, and tail both the host's access and error log. then do the request. once the download window came up, save the file somewhere and paste the newly printed lines of the error log.
[18:38] <ghostknife> Spoom: with severe logging, I mean "trace" or "debug"
[18:38] <r_a_f> Spoom: i have this many times - just reistall
[18:38] <ghostknife> Spoom: you can try to reinstall. it might be a corrupt binary
[18:39] <ghostknife> Spoom: did you build PHP yourself?
[18:39] <Spoom> a corrupt binary that i compiled?
[18:39] <Spoom> yes
[18:39] <Spoom> read the link i posted
[18:39] <Spoom> i'm building a .deb in lieu of any officially provided ones since neither jaunty nor karmic have php 5.3 yet
[18:39] <r_a_f> 1 module is shit - dont know whom
[18:39] <[t0rc]> My wireless in Ubuntu drops every so often (repeated, consistent) however it's not the router - Windows works fine. Any suggestions or things i can check when it drops to see what is causing it?
[18:40] <Spoom> ok, let me disable all extensions then and see if that helps
[18:40] <uh_oh> ghostknife, have you tried autoremove and then reinstalling g++ (I know that's a very Windows-y answer, but it might work)
[18:40] <ghostknife> uh_oh: autoremove?
[18:40] <ryguy> noones even remotely helping me in there
[18:40] <ryguy> I'm trying to install 9.10 beta and when the screen comes up, I select "Install Ubuntu" as opposed to "Try Ubuntu without changing your computer" and The installation takes awhile then it goes into Live anyways. I then open up the "Install 9.10" Icon on the Live desktop andit seems to work, but when it gets to the "Install Ubuntu" phase after I enter all my info, the install program just closes =/
[18:41] <ghostknife> ryguy: it's beta.
[18:41] <Spoom> hmm
[18:41] <ghostknife> ryguy: try checking the error. ctrl+alt+f1/f2/f3 until you see it
[18:41] <ryguy> k
[18:41] <Spoom> removing extensions did nothing (but cause errors with mysql_* not being available) but i just noticed something
[18:41] <uh_oh> ghostknife, sudo apt-get autoremove removes old unneeded packages/dependencies.
[18:41] <jacktim> Anyone have any suggestions on downloading a lot of the listed packages in the add/remove app? Because the base add/remove app downloads slow.
[18:41] <Spoom> accessing index.php directly works
[18:41] <Spoom> accessing test.php directly does not
[18:41] <Berzerker> jackson, use sudo apt-get install
[18:42] <ghostknife> uh_oh: lets hope my machine still stands when I get there tomorrow morning
[18:42] <Spoom> accessing the directory to get the output of index.php also works
[18:42] <Berzerker> sudo apt-get install thing1 thing2 thing3, etc.
[18:42] <appi> Is there any task manager in Ubuntu 9.04?
[18:42] <uh_oh> ghostknife, haha it should.
[18:42] <Spoom> so it's not an extension crapping out on me
[18:42] <DanaG> hmm, I did my whole backup-and-restore thing, and had to manually recreate /dev and /sys and /proc ..... but now I need to know:
[18:43] <Spoom> unless somehow phpinfo() is causing php to crash, which i highly doubt
[18:43] <ghostknife> uh_oh: nah, that didn't help
[18:43] <ghostknife> uh_oh: it's not a big deal. I'm upgrading to 9.04 next weekend anyways
[18:43] <DanaG> Do any of you have an inactive Linux partition (that is, /sys and /proc and /dev not mounted)?
[18:43] <Spoom> (evidence: it works fine in cli)
[18:43] <Drognan> I have python 2.6.2 installed, how can I downgrade that to 2.6.0?
[18:43] <ryguy> ghostknife: It says that the application packages arnt on the cd..
[18:43] <DanaG> I need to see what the permissions are on those three dirs.
[18:43] <ghostknife> DanaG: yes
[18:43] <jacktim> So just using terminal and manually selecting each one?
[18:43] <ryguy> ghostknife: I did a cd verify though and it came up with nothing
[18:43] <ghostknife> ryguy: hmm. interesting. how full is the disc?
[18:43] <uh_oh> ghostknife, alright. Hope that fixes it.
[18:43] <Fezzler> What is Knotify?
[18:44] <ryguy> ghostknife: it had a few kilobytes of freespace on it
[18:44] <Memphisto> ggcc, I've got linux to win ok, but not the other way
[18:44] <Jonathan_L> So how do I share a Linux computer's internet connection in a network?
[18:44] <ghostknife> ryguy: yes, that is a severe problem. clearly a bug.
[18:45] <wrapster> how do i use sftp to upload a dir?
[18:45] <ryguy> ghostknife: should I report it? Is there a way to install without live?
[18:46] <LjL> !karmic | ryguy
[18:46] <ghostknife> ryguy: no. the installation is simply a program in live
[18:46] <appi> how should i view the running processes or jobs?
[18:46] <ryguy> LjL: I was just in there everyone is ignoringme
[18:46] <uh_oh> !tell Fezzler about Knotify
[18:46] <LjL> and yes, Ubuntu can be installed without a live CD.
[18:46] <LjL> !alternate
[18:46] <LjL> !patience
[18:46] <ghostknife> Fezzler: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=knotify
[18:47] <ryguy> LjL: Its been 15 minutes; they're not even talking about karmic in there
[18:47] <ryguy> LjL: Its all offtopic
[18:47] <LjL> ryguy: that's unfortunate.
[18:47] <ryguy> indeed
[18:47] <ryguy> anyways, I guess imma try to burn a new cd or something
[18:47] <ryguy> ttyl
[18:47] <ryguy> thanks
[18:47] <jetienne> q. what is the package to get all the manpage for syscall ?
[18:47] <appi> anyways thank you.
[18:48] <Fezzler> uh_oh>>Can't get this to stream    http://www.giants.com/gamefeed09player.asp
[18:48] <Memphisto> hmm
[18:48] <Spoom> anyone have some advice with regard to my situation other than "just do what you did already again"?  i tailed the apache error log but there was no php-related errors
[18:48] <LjL> jetienne: manpages-dev
[18:48] <siinz> greetings all
[18:48] <Spoom> it's just not loading php for *.php files
[18:49] <Jonathan_L> Nothing about internet connection sharing? I'm leaving soon!
[18:49] <r_a_f> Jonathan_L: cu ;)
[18:49] <llutz> !ics | Jonathan_L
[18:49] <LjL> !inetsharing | Jonathan_L
[18:49] <deejaydblock> are there any programs in ubuntu that can handle  st://  links
[18:49] <jetienne> LjL: thanks
[18:50] <Jonathan_L> Gaaah, Firefox crashed
[18:50] <Jonathan_L> (before I got the link)
[18:50] <siinz> anyone want to explain how i can remove a package from shell?
[18:50] <siinz> or without getting into the GUI...
[18:50] <siinz> or disable it even
[18:50] <Spoom> ok, well, thanks for the attempts, if all else fails i'll make clean and recompile overnight tonight (since php takes foreeeever to compile) but i still seriously, seriously doubt that it's php that's crashing
[18:50] <mrwes> siinz, a deb package?
[18:51] <llutz> siinz: sudo apt-get remove (or purge) packagename
[18:51] <shaul_> my wifi signal seems weaker in ubuntu then it was on win7 does it make sense?
[18:51] <mrwes> what llutz said :)
[18:51] <ghostknife> Spoom: it is
[18:51] <Spoom> ghostknife, how can you be sure?
[18:51] <siinz> okay then can someone give me the name of the ATI x.org driver package
[18:51] <siinz> lol
[18:51] <ghostknife> Spoom: it means the execution stopped unexpectadly, and it never completed sending the headers
[18:51] <siinz> i cant get in far enough to see it
[18:51] <ghostknife> Spoom: that's why the download pops up
[18:51] <DanaG> ghostknife: what did you mean by "yes"?  is /dev there, or not there?
[18:52] <Spoom> ghostknife, but would that output the source of the file?
[18:52] <ghostknife> Spoom: what URL do you use to access it?
[18:52] <ghostknife> DanaG: yes it is
[18:52] <Spoom> http://domain.tld/test.php
[18:52] <ghostknife> DanaG: though it's empty
[18:52] <ghostknife> DanaG: /dev is not empty
[18:52] <ghostknife> DanaG: but /sys and /proc is
[18:52] <DanaG> hmm, what's in /dev?
[18:52] <deejaydblock> are there any programs in ubuntu that can handle  st://  links/
[18:52] <DanaG> (and this is the inactive one, right?)
[18:52] <siinz> ?
[18:52] <ghostknife> DanaG: dev files, like a normal installation
[18:53] <DanaG> weird... I'd expect it to be empty when not mounted.
[18:53] <ghostknife> DanaG: yes. though not all files are there. some dynamic files like I have for flash disks aren't there
[18:53] <ghostknife> DanaG: it depends on the /dev subsystem
[18:53] <ghostknife> DanaG: some of them create files and leave them there, others clean it up (memory fs)
[18:53] <ghostknife> DanaG: udev vs devfs
[18:54] <DanaG> weird.  Would you mind pastebinning "ls -l" in there?  (I'm assuming udev.)
[18:54] <shaul_> anyone know how can i make the wifi indicator light work?
[18:54] <ubuntuz45> hey all, i was just wondering if anyone has knowledge of triple boot systems and boot managers that could help me out.
[18:54] <mark3mk> hello, anyone know how to close all windows (without logging out) or have a script
[18:54] <mrwes> GRUB can triple boot
[18:54] <ghostknife> DanaG: hold a sec
[18:54] <mrwes> or supergrub
[18:54] <mrwes> !supergrub
[18:54] <ghostknife> DanaG: it's a remote machine, need to login first
[18:54] <mrwes> er
[18:55] <ghostknife> DanaG: And for that I need to jump 3 other machines. So it might take a few minutes
[18:55] <bigglesw> hi! can anyone help me connect network between my local linux apps on jaunty amd64 and xp ones running under virtualbox 3.06? thx
[18:55] <Spoom> ghostknife, i'm accessing the php script through apache, like i said, http://domain.tld/test.php , i'm not accessing it through file:// or anything like that
[18:55] <ubuntuz45> mrwes: i've got a system with XP, Ubuntu 7.10, and Windows 7
[18:55] <ubuntuz45> right now, i'm using the Win 7 boot manager
[18:55] <kantor> hi
[18:55] <ubuntuz45> if I happen to upgrade 7.10 to 8.04 using the update manager, will it overwrite the win boot manager?
[18:56] <Spoom> ghostknife, i'm not saying that php isn't crashing, for all i know it could be, but it seems very odd that it would work with my much more complicated home page script but not work with a simple phpinfo();
[18:56] <Spoom> further, i'll try just an echo in that file to be sure
[18:56] <Jonathan_L> ubuntuz45: No, it will be kept.
[18:56] <ghostknife> DanaG: hmm. those connections are quiet tonight. that was amazingly quick. here you go: http://pastebin.com/m3c1d6d58
[18:56] <DanaG> Thanks.
[18:56] <DanaG> er, need ls -l  (lowercase L_
[18:56] <ghostknife> DanaG: as you can see that is "/dev" under a directory called "backup", which is where this linux partition is mounted. it's another disc I have in there
[18:56] <Spoom> ...and suddenly it's working, including the phpinfo()
[18:56] <DanaG> that'll tell me what to mknod.
[18:57] <ghostknife> DanaG: oh, sorry. hold
[18:57] <Spoom> well crap.
[18:57] <Spoom> lol
[18:57] <ubuntuz45> Jonathan: thanks! is that usually always the case? i just don't want to deal with a broken boot manager that cant access grub and/or win 7
[18:57] <Willyyyyyyyyyyy> bis später
[18:57] <Spoom> i guess that's a good thing?  we'll see if it's randomly crashing later i spose
[18:57] <kantor> I want to make some transfer rate tests for some hard drives and usb flash drives . . . is there a program for linux that can do that ? (but a better one then hdparm, something that makes read, write tests, from the start of the drive, from the middle, or end . . . )
[18:58] <ghostknife> DanaG: why do you need an unmounted one?
[18:58] <Spoom> ghostknife, thanks for the help, i appreciate it
[18:58] <ghostknife> danag: http://pastebin.com/f6cf14c27
[18:58] <ghostknife> Spoom: sorry
[18:59] <Spoom> not really sure if or why it's actually crashing or what, but i guess we'll see about that later
[18:59] <Spoom> hopefully this is enough to use sqlite3 for now
[18:59] <ghostknife> Spoom: the fact that phpinfo doesn't work is a very good reason
[18:59] <ghostknife> Spoom: it's then clearly an extension, when queried fails
[18:59] <ghostknife> Spoom: try rebuilding it with the MINIMAL extensions
[18:59] <ghostknife> Spoom: only what you need
[19:00] <ghostknife> Spoom: in fact, try building it with 0 extensions, not even cli, and ONLY apache2
[19:00] <ghostknife> Spoom: that build will go quicker
[19:00] <DanaG> hmm, weird... you sure it's not mounted?
[19:00] <ghostknife> Spoom: then start enabling one extension at a time (don't make clean)
[19:00] <ghostknife> Spoom: and rebuild - will be quick if you don't make clean
[19:00] <ghostknife> DanaG: yes
[19:00] <DasEi> can someone tell me how to use notification-daemon , so I can call it for a certain event ?
[19:00] <brunner> How should I decide which version of NFS I should use?
[19:01] <ghostknife> DanaG: it's a common thing. udev files stay behind
[19:01] <ghostknife> DanaG: ask in ##linux if you want to confirm
[19:01] <siinz> can someone tell me how to get a list of installed packages while in shell?
[19:01] <DanaG> ah.  Does /dev itself have any special permissions?
[19:01] <ghostknife> DanaG: what is your problem?
[19:01] <ghostknife> DanaG: drwxr-xr-x 12 root root 20480 2009-07-13 17:59 dev
[19:02] <raw__> Hi everyone, trying out 9.10 atm and cant seem to get my nvidia drivers activated.. does anyone know any page or guide?
[19:02] <DanaG> interesting.  anyway, the thing that is broken is Karmic, but the question about /dev/, I figured I'd be able to get more help here.
[19:02] <DanaG> Thanks for the help.  Now to go mess around with karmic on my own.  =P
[19:02] <siinz> can someone tell me how to get a list of installed packages while in shell?
[19:03] <llutz> siinz: dpkg -l |grep ^ii
[19:03] <Johnathan> hello
[19:03] <ghostknife> DanaG: why did you think /dev has something to do with it?
[19:03] <DasEi> !karmic > raw__
[19:03] <DanaG> When I first restored from backup, I didn't have /dev or /proc or /sys there at all.
[19:04] <DasEi> siinz: dpkg -l
[19:04] <ghostknife> DanaG: they aren't usually backed up
[19:04] <Johnathan> more people join the server than people post messages
[19:04] <Johnathan> haha
[19:04] <ghostknife> DanaG: udev doesn't need to have files in it
[19:04] <ghostknife> DanaG: they are generated as needed
[19:04] <ghostknife> DanaG: though if they're there it's not bad, as it will get removed as needed
[19:04] <llutz>  /proc /sys are virtual-fs, no files to backup in
[19:05] <ghostknife> DanaG: though.
[19:05] <ghostknife> DanaG: I just heard you do need some device files to boot
[19:05] <ghostknife> DanaG: for this you would get much better support in ##linux
[19:05] <DanaG> anyway, I'm going to reboot to the LiveCD.  Thanks for the help!
[19:06] <TimoKimori> Hello
[19:06] <DanaG> I'll check ##linux next.
[19:06] <TimoKimori> Please i need help with ubuntu
[19:06] <TimoKimori> I am not able to play .mov formats with vlc
[19:07] <TimoKimori> it is closing the moment i am opening the file
[19:07] <ggcc> TimoKimori: u should be able to... how did u install vlc?
[19:07] <TimoKimori> using the add/remove
[19:07] <ggcc> oo sorry yea vlc is not able to play .mov
[19:07] <ggcc> let me find u something that can one sec
[19:08] <TimoKimori> I tried to change the output of video in vlc
[19:08] <TimoKimori> but no use
[19:08] <ggcc> here u go
[19:08] <ggcc> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=569545
[19:08] <kane77> how can I create lots of files with random names and few bytes of random data?
[19:08] <ggcc> u need to install w32codecs for that
[19:09] <laptop_> hey guys, im trying to do an ssh tunnel through FF and its giving me this msg in Terminal: channel 2: open failed: administratively prohibited: open failed
[19:09] <TimoKimori> ok i will try ... thanks man
[19:09] <laptop_> and its not working
[19:09] <laptop_> anyone got any idea what that means?
[19:12] <TimoKimori> By the way, using "movie player" the file is opening but no sound
[19:12] <TimoKimori> is this strange?
[19:12] <bigglesw> audio device tied up?
[19:13] <ggcc> TimoKimori: its just that u dont have the proper codec on ur system mate, once u follow the instructions ont he site i gave u vlc should be able to play it
[19:13] <shaul_> how can i manage compiz effects?
[19:13] <ggcc> TimoKimori: if not, let me know ill find u a new vid player that will be able to play
[19:13] <Circs> Is there a way to turn off the f-spot/rythm box autorun "feature"?
[19:13] <ggcc> shaul_: what system are u using?
[19:14] <bongo> Can anyone help me through getting wpa_supplicant + ndiswrapper + ubuntu working? Been at it all day and getting nowhere.
[19:14] <ggcc> shaul_: ubuntu or kubuntu?
[19:14] <hanshenrik> will gedit notice that the file i have opened has been changed by some other program in the meantime?
[19:14] <Fezzler> How do I get Windows Media audio stream to work via Firefox?  I have the plug-in installed.  Just can't hear anything.
[19:14] <shaul_> ubuntu,ggcc
[19:14] <magikid> laptop_: It sounds like you need to set ff to use it as a SOCKSv5 proxy not v4
[19:14] <sproaty> if I try and issue sudo before a system call in a GUI-based app, will it pop up the ubuntu "ask for password" thing or will it hang my app?
[19:14] <shaul_> i have effects enabled but i forgot how to change them
[19:14] <sproaty> I'm trying to write to /usr/lib/my-app inside my app....
[19:14] <shaul_> i had ubuntu before
[19:14] <ggcc> shaul_: system - preferences - Compiz Manager
[19:14] <TimoKimori> thanks man... I will follow your instructions... you are really great by the way <ggcc>
[19:15] <dbristow> ubuntu-9.10-beta-desktop-armel+dove.img and ubuntu-9.10-beta-desktop-armel+imx51.img.  Can someone tell me what these are for?
[19:15] <shaul_> ggcc, there is not compiz manager there, do i need to install it?
[19:15] <ggcc> TimoKimori: np, just trying to help best i can
[19:15] <magikid> shaul_: If you're in Jaunty, you have to install compizconfig-settings-manager
[19:15] <scunizi>  Circs I did that on a Hardy install by accident and now it can't be turned back on.. never figured out how though
[19:15] <ggcc> shaul_: yes one sec leme get u the link
[19:15] <DasEi> dbristow: #ubuntu+1
[19:16] <shaul_> ok thanks magikid
[19:16] <dbristow> DasEi: Yes, I know they're for 9.10.  The question is, what architecture or whatever are they for?
[19:16] <magikid> shaul_|ggcc It's in the repos.
[19:16] <ggcc> shaul_: sudo apt-get install compiz compizconfig-settings-manager just put that in ur comsole
[19:16] <dbristow> Oh, I should join that channel?  Thanks.
[19:16] <LjL> dbristow: i think what he's trying to tell you is that 9.10 is to be discssed in #ubuntu+1 not here
[19:16] <laptop_> magikid, i did ofcourse
[19:16] <laptop_> it works fine with one server, but not the other
[19:16] <herlimenezes> hello!
[19:16] <laptop_> it gives me that error msg in terminal
[19:16] <dbristow> Ahh
[19:17] <laptop_> magikid, and there are no errors or anything in the logs
[19:17] <shaul_> ok thanks ggcc
[19:17] <herlimenezes> Help is needed here.
[19:17] <sjur> Does anyone know how to make the sound work on an HP pavilion hdx9000 laptop? I installed ubuntu yesterday, but have no sound whatsoever
[19:17] <herlimenezes> Im running Ubuntu 9.04, under Acer Aspire One, noteboook, wit atom processor, 1GB of ram and 160 GB hard disk.
[19:17] <herlimenezes> As I tried running Kopete, I got no cam reference. At configuration I can see built in web cam catches pictures, but Kopete does not know  that. When I  try to configure: I can see indications about usb web cam 2.0, device Camera 1, but there is no reference to v4linux.
[19:17] <magikid> laptop_: have you tried running ssh with the -vv flag and seeing what it spits out?
[19:17] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[19:18] <laptop_> magikid, hmm no..what should i be looking at?
[19:18] <herlimenezes> That's to say: how can I make the buit in cam work with Kopete?
[19:19] <ggcc> hey guys im trying to install win4lin right now, i heard that i can install windows software using win4lin without actually installing windows like u have to with virtual box, how do i accomplish that?
[19:19] <Circs> The answer to my question was use gconf-editor and go to apps > nautilus > preferences > media_autorun_never
[19:19] <DasEi> dbristow: yes
[19:19] <magikid> laptop_: pastebin the output and send me the link, I'll take a look
[19:20] <fedrawi> i want to know way the processor consum more of ram
[19:20] <ActionParsnip> ggcc: theres wine for that sort of thing, win4lin sounds like a wrapper for wine
[19:20] <sjur> sound?
[19:20] <osiris> anyone have a good way to mount ext3 from xp in a dual boot system ?
[19:20] <laptop_> ok thanks
[19:20] <laptop_> /topic #ubuntu
[19:20] <LjL> ggcc: win4lin...? have you not considered WINE?
[19:20] <ggcc> ActionParsnip: dam i just wasted 30 bucks trying to buy it too
[19:21] <ggcc> LjL: just wanted to try out win4lin since they claim to have good support and ofcourse iv tried out wine lol
[19:21] <ActionParsnip> ggcc: just websearched it, seems to be paid software, wine is free
[19:21] <ActionParsnip> ggcc: let me dig deeper
[19:21] <cyber_666_uk> how do i do this: "Create a directory and download bluez-utils source and dependencies there: " $ apt-get source bluez-utils $ apt-get build-dep bluez-utils
[19:21] <ggcc> ActionParsnip: yes i just paid for it because of all the reviews
[19:21] <osiris> ext2ifs SAYS it works, butwhen i try to explore the partition, it asks if i want to format it
[19:21] <ggcc> ActionParsnip: thanks mate
[19:21] <TimoKimori> It is opening now but no sound or video only the buffer is moving
[19:21] <LjL> ggcc: you should ask them, anyway, since it's proprietary stuff. also, it's not true that you *have* to install windows on vbox: you can just as well use ReactOS instead. anyway, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Win4Lin seems to imply you do need Windows.
[19:21] <laptop_> magikid, http://paste.ubuntu.com/285587/
[19:22] <neurochrome> ok guys.. just fired up totem & vlc and every video I play gives me "internal data stream error"  what gives?
[19:22] <Quarth> hi you all. I have a little problem: desktop not showing any icons since few weeks. Starting gnome in safe mode shows icons. I've checked show-desktop values in gconf-edit nautilus preferences. Any idea? Should I ask somewhere else? Thanks!
[19:22] <TimoKimori> i need to activate the codecs or something?
[19:22] <Quarth> btw: using last karmic beta
[19:22] <cyber_666_uk> how do i tel it where to downoad to? thx
[19:22] <ggcc> LjL: hum, i may need to do a bit more research on Win4Lin than
[19:23] <cyber_666_uk> trying to follow these instructions: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sixaxis
[19:23] <cyber_666_uk> can anyone help?
[19:23] <cyber_666_uk> Patch HIDD from bluez-utils
[19:23] <mookid> My ubuntu-virt VM's run very slowly - I can ssh but when I open sftp in nautilus it times out
[19:23] <mookid> VMs really are running very poorly
[19:23] <Jeruvy> !karmic | Quarth
[19:23] <magikid> laptop_: sorry, I wasn't clear, how do you connect to this proxy?  Is it something you setup or is it a website?
[19:23] <herlimenezes> What can I do in order to get my built in cam working properly with Ubuntu/Kopete?
[19:24] <cyber_666_uk> when i run apt-get source bluez-utils it downloads but i need to dl to a folder?
[19:24] <Quarth> tx Jeruvy
[19:24] <sam3> From which site i can download driver for Multimedia controller: Brooktree Corporation Bt878 Audio Capture (rev 11)
[19:24] <ActionParsnip> ggcc: sounds like virtualbox: http://tinyurl.com/ycyduov
[19:24] <sam3> Multimedia video controller: Brooktree Corporation Bt878 Video Capture (rev 11)
[19:25] <laptop_> magikid, its a freebsd webserver where my site is hosted and the provider gives SSH access, so this is what i do from my end: ssh -l lappy -f -ND 12312 209.250.232.22
[19:25] <Danny22> I need help. My computer can't handle ubuntu 9.04 and I want to switch to xubuntu 9.04. will that speed up my computer at all? and how do I do it? I have an intel pentium III processor that runs at 737Mhz and 256Mb of ddr1 RAM
[19:25] <laptop_> magikid, then i go to firefox and add 128.0.0.1 and port 12312 as sock v5
[19:25] <neurochrome> please! anyone? internal data stream error!!! totem!
[19:25] <cyber_666_uk> anyone know how i can adapt the line apt-get source bluez-utils to download to a folder i have created,so i can patch it ad rebuild please?
[19:25] <laptop_> 127.0.0.1 i mean
[19:25] <dragon> !performance| Danny22
[19:26] <dragon> damn.
[19:26] <dragon> !requirements | Danny22
[19:26] <osiris> Danny22, for a machine that slow, i would recomend puppy linux or dsl
[19:26] <laptop_> magikid, usually works with my home box and i can tunnel through it which is running ubuntu as well, but not through my web provider.. i emailed them and they said nothing is bocking ssh tunneling and should b fine
[19:26] <scunizi> cyber_666_uk: you can wget the file from packages.ubuntu.com
[19:26] <dragon> Danny22: Xubuntu should work well on your machine.
[19:26] <bongo> Can anyone suggest why my wpa_suplicant wireless connection keeps dropping after only a few seconds.
[19:26] <ActionParsnip> sam3: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=153935
[19:27] <cyber_666_uk> ok, but how do i tell it where to download to scunizi
[19:27] <ActionParsnip> sam3: you'll need to work out what card number yours is and how you work it out
[19:27] <scunizi> cyber_666_uk: wget defaults the download location to where ever you initiate wget.. so cd into the directory you want the file then do wget
[19:27] <cyber_666_uk> i wanna download it to /home/burf/Desktop/SixAxis
[19:27] <magikid> laptop_: ok so run this and pastebin it: ssh -l lappy -f -ND -vv 12312 209.250.232.22
[19:27] <cyber_666_uk> aha - thx
[19:27] <Danny22> how do I get xubuntu?
[19:28] <laptop_> magikid, ok one second
[19:28] <Jill> i need some lmms-like editor under gtk
[19:28] <ggcc> Danny22: http://xubuntu.com/
[19:28] <scunizi> Danny22: do you already have ubuntu installed?
[19:28] <ActionParsnip> Danny22: if you have ubuntu installed you can simply run: sudo apt-get install xfce4
[19:28] <scunizi> or sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop
[19:28] <ActionParsnip> Danny22: or you can go t http://www.xubuntu.com/
[19:29] <cyber_666_uk> i tried wget source bluez-utils but it doesnt work
[19:29] <Danny22> xfce4 is a stable version right? it's not a beta?
[19:29] <ggcc> hum i think monodevelop is bugged out on ubuntu....
[19:29] <laptop_> magikid, it just gives me this: Bad dynamic port '-vv'
[19:29] <dragon> Danny22: i'd recommend installing the package xubuntu-desktop. It will take care of everything.
[19:29] <magikid> laptop_: sorry, threw the flag in the wrong spot it thought that was the port
[19:29] <ActionParsnip> Danny22: its the latest release candidate, you could also run lxde if you like a light desktop
[19:29] <scunizi> cyber_666_uk: if you can use Firefox.. use that at packages.ubuntu.com and just right mouse click "save as" type tying
[19:29] <scunizi> *thing
[19:29] <magikid> laptop_: ssh -vv -l lappy -f -ND 12312 209.250.232.22
[19:29] <Danny22> what is lxde?
[19:30] <ActionParsnip> dragonit just installs lighter alternatives to the ubuntu apps, xfce4 will give the desktop itself only
[19:30] <ActionParsnip> Danny22: its a super light desktop
[19:30] <Danny22> how do I get lxde
[19:30] <ActionParsnip> Danny22: like what xfce is aimed at
[19:30] <ggcc> trying to code in C# on my ubuntu (for school work - trust me i dont like C#) and everything is working fine but no input,,,, if i do something like string getName = Console.ReadLine() it will compile and everything but wont allow me to input when run
[19:30] <ActionParsnip> Danny22: sudo apt-get install lxde
[19:30] <dragon> ActionParsnip: he's looking for lighter alternatives for all his software, right?
[19:30] <feyd_rautha> i am trying to get Xubuntu to install on an old compaq armada e500, hardy heron, but when I get to the phase of loading the partition editor it always stops progressing at 46% done. I still hear my hard drive and disc drive spinning though
[19:30] <dragon> Danny22: aptitude show lxde
[19:30] <ActionParsnip> dragon: possibly
[19:31] <ActionParsnip> !info lxde
[19:31] <laptop_> magikid, here it is http://paste.ubuntu.com/285592/
[19:31] <dragon> lol way better.
[19:31] <feyd_rautha> i am kind of at a loss
[19:31] <cyber_666_uk> scunizi: i tred searching for bluez-utilz but it doesnt findanything?
[19:31] <Danny22> is lxde just as customizable as gnome?
[19:31] <scunizi> cyber_666_uk: what version of ubuntu are you running?
[19:31] <ggcc> brb need to restart irc client
[19:32] <AnirbanHazra> How can I understand from shell whether I am using Ubuntu desktop or server edition ?
[19:32] <ActionParsnip> Danny22: not so much, no
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[19:32] <dragon> cyber_666_uk: try bluez_utils
[19:32] <cyber_666_uk> the latest one
[19:32] <cyber_666_uk> http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=bluez&searchon=names&suite=jaunty&section=all
[19:32] <Danny22> I have mac4lin on my ubuntu desktop, will I still be able to use it with lxde?
[19:32] <ActionParsnip> Danny22: you can change icons and window decorators and desktop icons but little else, its very small and punchy, it depends what you mean by customizable
[19:32] <dragon> !info bluez-utils | cyber_666_uk
[19:32] <sam3> here is the file in /lib/modules/2.6.26-1-686/kernel/drivers/pci/hotplug/
[19:32] <sam3> acpiphp_ibm.ko     cpcihp_zt5550.ko   ibmphp.ko          shpchp.ko
[19:32] <sam3> acpiphp.ko         cpqphp.ko          pciehp.ko
[19:32] <sam3> cpcihp_generic.ko  fakephp.ko         pci_hotplug.ko  which is the correct driver of  Multimedia video controller: Brooktree Corporation Bt878 Video Capture (rev 11)
[19:33] <FloodBot1> sam3: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:33] <ActionParsnip> Danny22: you can use any app in any DE
[19:33] <Umeaboy> Does anyone mind helping me to mount an external drive as normal user?
[19:33] <Slurpee> oo
[19:33] <Umeaboy> Only root have the rights to mount or umount.
[19:33] <ActionParsnip> Danny22: you can run amarok in xfce, you can run gedit in flwm, it doesnt matter
[19:33] <cyber_666_uk> which one do i download, cos i need the source and dep
[19:33] <AnirbanHazra> Umeaboy: Showing Linux
[19:33] <dragon> Umeaboy: use sudo
[19:33] <neurochrome> FYI: my issue is to do with openshot.. if you install from the PPA the you will bork your totem/vlc/ffmpg playback
[19:33] <dragon> !sudo | Umeaboy
[19:33] <scunizi> cyber_666_uk: http://packages.ubuntu.com/jaunty/bluez-utils
[19:33] <Umeaboy> dragon: How?
[19:33] <Umeaboy> Give me a good example.
[19:34] <magikid> laptop_: In firefox's proxy settings, do you have the URL of the proxy set to localhost or 127.0.0.1?
[19:34] <cyber_666_uk> great thx scunizi - which ones do i download
[19:34] <laptop_> magikid, its set to 127.0.0.1
[19:35] <cyber_666_uk> [bluez_4.32-0ubuntu4.dsc]  ?
[19:35] <laptop_> magikid, it gave me more info in terminal after i tried to run FF with the proxy, let me paste it for you, one second
[19:35] <SandGorgon> wow.. debian announces cupt and apt2 for next generation package management
[19:35] <scunizi> cyber_666_uk: looks like the bluez package
[19:35] <AnirbanHazra> Umeaboy: What does it mean ?
[19:35] <magikid> laptop_:k, also, try changing it to localhost instead of 127.0.0.1
[19:35] <cyber_666_uk> not what imafter then?
[19:36] <kiwnix> hello, is there any problem reported with 9.10 beta and swt (eclipse)?, i'm having problems with buttons not working ok, and widgets not showing correctly
[19:36] <zopiac> is it possible to assign certain processes to certain CPU cores? it would be really helpful :\
[19:36] <cyber_666_uk> cant i tell $ apt-get source bluez-utils to dl to a directory instead?
[19:36] <Umeaboy> AnirbanHazra: I want to be able to mount it as normal user.
[19:36] <cyber_666_uk> is there a paramater i can set?
[19:36] <laptop_> magikid, http://paste.ubuntu.com/285594/
[19:36] <Danny22> Is there a way to filter the im's so you can see only what is relivant to your questions. becuase this is really confusing.
[19:36] <laptop_> i dont know why it says port 35022
[19:37] <ggcc> back
[19:37] <ActionParsnip> !karmic | kiwnix
[19:37] <kiwnix> ActionParsnip, thanks :)
[19:38] <ggcc> hey guys im trying to learn python, any good tutorial websites?
[19:38] <Slart> ggcc: lots.. and an irc-channel as well.. #python or ##python.. can't remember which
[19:39] <TimoKimori> the xine player is closing the moment it is opening
[19:39] <ggcc> Slart: thanks :)
[19:39] <TimoKimori> what i should do?
[19:39] <Danny22> I missed something some where, so if I install lxde can I still use my mac4lin package?
[19:39] <Slart> TimoKimori: try running it from a terminal and see if you get an error message
[19:39] <__daemon__> How to configure compiz manager to default settings from command prompt?
[19:39] <Slart> ggcc: you're welcome
[19:39] <ghiacciolo> esiste una chat su ubuntu in italiano?
[19:39] <Slart> !it | ghiacciolo
[19:39] <ggcc> Slart: dam i need to be identified to join that channel... i registered this username to freenod but cant remember how to login with my password lol
[19:39] <magikid> laptop_: In you sshd_config file, do you have AllowTCPForwarding set to yes?
[19:40] <__daemon__> I messed up with the setings and now it just hangs when I try to do anything.
[19:40] <Slart> !register | ggcc
[19:40] <TimoKimori> how to run it from the terminal
[19:40] <laptop_> magikid, hmm FF says the proxy is refusing the connection now.. before it used to just timeout
[19:40] <Slart> TimoKimori: open a terminal and try typing xine, now press tab and see if it autocompletes anything.. it's probably just "xine"
[19:40] <laptop_> magikid, from the hostmachine or from this ubuntu?
[19:41] <TimoKimori> I am getting the following:
[19:41] <TimoKimori> This is xine (X11 gui) - a free video player v0.99.6cvs. (c) 2000-2007 The xine Team. X Error of failed request:  BadAlloc (insufficient resources for operation)   Major opcode of failed request:  140 (XVideo)   Minor opcode of failed request:  19 ()   Serial number of failed request:  2492   Current serial number in output stream:  2493
[19:42] <Slart> TimoKimori: now you try googling for that error message and see what you find
[19:42] <magikid> laptop_: on your host machine
[19:43] <Slart> TimoKimori: I would suggest googling for "xine BaddAlloc insufficient resources for operation 140 xvideo" or something like that
[19:43] <Slart> TimoKimori: by the way.. how did you install xine? I didn't think that was available any more
[19:43] <DasEi> osiris, sorry for the lag, messed a little up here : http://www.fs-driver.org/
[19:43] <sam3> how can i check driver of Multimedia video controller: Brooktree Corporation Bt878 Video Capture is exist in my system?
[19:44] <TimoKimori> http://www.ubuntugeek.coThm/install-xine-multimedia-player-in-ubuntu.html
[19:44] <osiris> DasEi, tried it.  dont work
[19:44] <TimoKimori> This is the link
[19:44] <DasEi> sam3: lspci or hwinfo , filter by grep
[19:44] <osiris> DasEi, "The disk in drive X: is not formatted. Do you want to format it now?"
[19:45] <TimoKimori> i need to play .mov files
[19:45] <frostfirex11> try   sudo apt-get install xine-ui
[19:45] <mbrigdan> Hello, I'm setting up a backup for my system. What should I backup to let me get back to a working system as soon as possible?
[19:45] <TimoKimori> vlc is not working
[19:45] <DasEi> osiris: you got to call that driver first an assign a drive letter in win
[19:45] <usuario> hola
[19:45] <mneptok> osiris: what filesystem does the Linux partition use?
[19:45] <osiris> did.  but according to their "tool" it has something to do with the inode size being 256 instead of 18
[19:45] <osiris> er 128
[19:45] <Slart> TimoKimori: I wouldn't recommend using xine (unless it's xine 2).. Xine 1 isn't updated any more, afaik
[19:46] <Slart> !xine | TimoKimori
[19:46] <osiris> the linux partition is ext3
[19:46] <Slart> oh.. no xine factiod any more?
[19:46] <seifsallam> hi every one
[19:46] <TimoKimori> What i should do to play .mov
[19:46] <Memphisto> ggcc, still not working
[19:46] <TimoKimori> the vlc is closing when opening the format
[19:46] <Slart> TimoKimori: I use vlc, it works nicely for me
[19:47] <seifsallam> .mkv format doesn't work
[19:47] <osiris> DasEi, did the "assign letter" part
[19:47] <osiris> seifsallam, vlc will play mkv
[19:47] <seifsallam> but it was working before, any ideas
[19:47] <DasEi> TimoKimori: sounds like a corrupt file
[19:47] <Slart> TimoKimori: then try opening vlc in a terminal, the same way you did with xine, and see what kind of error you get
[19:47] <TimoKimori> the buffer is moving in vlc but nothing else: no sound or video
[19:47] <TimoKimori> ok.. i will try
[19:48] <Memphisto> teamviewer wont connect to ubuntu, but from ubuntu to win its ok
[19:48] <lollo3011> hi there... When i see video on youtube in full screen and i change the volume, appear a pop-up window that make me exit from full screen, is here any way to remove this pop-up notice window?
[19:48] <seifsallam> Totem + Gstreamer was working fine
[19:48] <DasEi> osiris: still no way to open the 'new' driveletter ?
[19:48] <smc> I did the xubuntu-desktop install, but it come up in english, where I have Kubuntu installed in spanish. How do I get xfce to run in spanish?
[19:48] <laptop_> magikid, its not.. its set to no.. should i change it to Yes and restart sshd?
[19:48] <TimoKimori> it is opening normally but not with .mov files
[19:48] <dr0pper> hello ();
[19:48] <magikid> laptop_: yeah, that should fix the problem
[19:48] <TimoKimori> i have installed the w32 codecs
[19:48] <TimoKimori> and all the extentions
[19:48] <dr0pper> yo();
[19:48] <osiris> DasEi, no. thats when it asks to format it.  i ran the tool for that error from ext2ifs web site and it mentions inode size being the problem
[19:48] <TimoKimori> no use
[19:49] <laptop_> magikid, ok let me try that
[19:49] <Memphisto> could gnome mess up my keyboard through vnc ?
[19:49] <mbrigdan> Hello, I'm setting up a backup for my system. What should I backup to let me get back to a working system as soon as possible?
[19:49] <TimoKimori> please can you check for me the video output in your vlc player
[19:49] <TimoKimori> i mean the settings
[19:49] <Danny22> can anyone tell me how to get xubuntu on my computer. I have ubuntu 9.04 but it makes my computer run really slow.
[19:49] <TimoKimori> is it default?
[19:49] <dr0pper> google it
[19:50] <TimoKimori> or x11...
[19:50] <DasEi> osiris: try http://www.ext2fsd.com/
[19:50] <linxeh> Danny22: sudo apt-get instal xubuntu-desktop
[19:50] <osiris> DasEi, http://pastebin.com/m702f6da2
[19:50] <Danny22> will sudo get me the stable version or the beta?
[19:50] <DasEi> Danny22: your specs
[19:50] <dr0pper> definitely
[19:50] <fergal32> screen
[19:51] <Danny22> I have pentium III 737Mhz 256Mb ddr1 ram
[19:51] <TimoKimori> start is still here?
[19:51] <TimoKimori> Hello... Please i need help
[19:52] <dr0pper> what?
[19:52] <TimoKimori> I am not able to play .mov with vlc
[19:52] <TimoKimori> ? any suggestions
[19:52] <laptop_> magikid, that did it.. thanks dude
[19:52] <dr0pper> why dont you download another version of vlc......
[19:52] <MenZa> !codecs | TimoKimori
[19:53] <laptop_> been couple of days googling and searching what the problem was
[19:53] <magikid> laptop_: no sweat, I run an SSH proxy off my laptop too.
[19:53] <Danny22> if I get xubuntu through sudo will I get the stable version
[19:53] <DasEi> osiris: can try the second tool, or have to reformat as sayn; my xp can read the standard ext3 (gparted/installer) fine
[19:54] <tricktom> I had some issues this morning with my 64bit 9.04 box slowing to a halt
[19:54] <osiris> DasEi, rebooting to try new tool
[19:54] <tricktom> well almost a halt - the display wouldnt wake, could only access VERY slowly from ssh
[19:54] <DasEi> osiris: c u
[19:54] <thechitow> Does anybody know how to help me get my usb mouse working in ubuntu?
[19:55] <DasEi> thechitow: does lsusb find it ?
[19:55] <linxeh> Danny22: it will get you whatever is available for the current stable ubuntu release - you can check in the repos
[19:55] <thechitow> DasEi: no http://pastebin.com/m6406d6aa
[19:56] <DasEi> thechitow: install usbutils
[19:56] <Danny22> thanks linxeh
[19:56] <Slasher> !version #ubuntu
[19:56] <thechitow> DasEi its installed
[19:57] <DasEi> thechitow: is usb allowed in bios ?
[19:57] <Danny22> I am runing mac4lin on my ubuntu 9.04 system if I switch to xubuntu will I still be able to use it doc and all?
[19:57] <Gewitterstern> Hi.  Does anyone know if Gimpshop is still available for Linux ubuntu?
[19:57] <dr0pper> did you search in google?
[19:57] <thechitow> DasEi it seems to shut off when the linux kernel loads
[19:57] <thechitow> DasEi: never checked it in the bios though
[19:58] <DasEi> !version > slasher
[19:59] <DasEi> thechitow: the log shows like an adressing error, see if there is sth like enable usbkeyboard support to assign proper irq
[19:59] <laptop_> magikid, theres no security risk though from enabling tcp forward in sshd?
[19:59] <thechitow> DasEi in the bios?
[19:59] <ActionParsnip> Gewitterstern: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/howto-install-gimpshop-in-ubuntu-hardy.html
[19:59] <Danny22> I have mav4lin if I switch from gnome to xfce will I still be able to use it?
[19:59] <DasEi> thechitow: yes
[19:59] <thechitow> Ok brb
[20:00] <magikid> laptop_: not unless someone guesses your password and connects to your box
[20:00] <Gewitterstern> Thanks. Is it also working under JJ?
[20:00] <laptop_> magical, fair enough
[20:01] <rooftops> ok can someone tell me how to view folders that say "You do not have the permissions neccesary to view the contents of 'folder'"?
[20:01] <DasEi> How can I make a popup-notification ?
[20:01] <osiris> DasEi, that seemed to works.  thanks a ton.  now i can watch my torr..... i mean now i can watch movies on the xbox while i warcraft
[20:01] <carontido> hola
[20:01] <rooftops> oh nevermind
[20:02] <BlouBlou> !es | carontido
[20:02]  * osiris pops the top on a cold one for DasEi 
[20:02] <osiris> DasEi, this ones for you~!
[20:02] <cyber_666_uk> anyone have any idea - when i do mv /home/burf/Desktop/SixAxis/patch-hidd-3.19-pabr3 (which is teh correct location) i get error: mv: missing destination file operand after `/home/burf/Desktop/SixAxis/patch-hidd-3.19-pabr3'
[20:03] <MenZa> !helpersnack | DasEi
[20:03] <thechitow> DasEi, there are no options like that it seems to go off as soon as the kernel loads for some reason
[20:03] <Danny22> I'm really lost I don't know who is answering me, I have never done this before. can some one please pm me an answer to the following question: I am running ubuntu 9.04, it makes my computer slow. I want to switch to xubuntu. I am running mac4lin on my system. If I switch to xubuntu will mac4lin still work doc and all?
[20:03] <cyber_666_uk> im running that from the terminal and im inside the dir of the folder i need to move the file into
[20:04] <DasEi> thechitow: which mouse (brand/model) is it ?
[20:04] <thechitow> DasEi: Razer
[20:04] <thechitow> DasEi: also have tried an hp generic mouse
[20:05] <rooftops> how do i change the permissions for a folder so i can view/edit the content?
[20:05] <thechitow> rooftops: sudo chmod -r 777
[20:05] <ajs`> does anyone know how to get the auto mount service working with root permissions when you are running a system without gdm (using startx under user priv)
[20:06] <rooftops> chito: ty
[20:06] <thechitow> ajs': edit your /etc/fstab
[20:06] <ajs`> thechitow: i was thinking more along the lines of getting the automount daemon working, not manually editing fstab for every removable device :\
[20:06] <dhillon-v10> hi guys I need some help with setting up a UTC clock in ubuntu is it possible
[20:07] <ajs`> but that is one work around
[20:07] <thechitow> ajs': thats how you should do it...
[20:07] <DasEi> thechitow: did you try to re-plug it ?
[20:07] <thechitow> DasEi: multiple times
[20:07] <DasEi> oh
[20:07] <rooftops> thechitow: ok can you be more specific, it wont let me do it
[20:08] <ajs`> thechitow: there is the gnome-volume-manager which manager hotplug removable volumes... that is the way ubuntu typically allows users to mount filesystems without root priv's
[20:08] <thechitow> f***ing mouse work
[20:09] <thechitow> god ****it
[20:09] <herlimenezes> hey, when I try to configure  my built in webcam, I can't change standard input/camera/standard device?
[20:09] <thechitow> Out of all things the F**CKING MOUSE!
[20:09] <Danny22> Oh please some one help me! I have been here for half an hour and have not gotten an answer. If I switch from gnome to xfce will I still be able to use my mac4lin theme package?
[20:09] <thechitow> Danny22: what kind of theme is it lol
[20:09] <thechitow> gnome theme?
[20:10] <ajs`> Danny22: unlikely if its a gnome theme
[20:10] <Danny22> I think it is emerald. I got it from gnome look .org
[20:10] <BARASORLU> hello guys
[20:10] <cyber_666_uk> can anyone helpme with this tutorial here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sixaxis
[20:10] <cyber_666_uk> having problems patching bluez-utils
[20:10] <thechitow> Can someone with a mouse help a brother out that doesn't have a mouse
[20:10] <BARASORLU> can anyone help me here?
[20:11] <ajs`> BARASORLU: ask away
[20:11] <rsk> !ask | BARASORLU
[20:11] <nostalgicBadger> just ask your question. if anyone can help, they'll answer
[20:11] <DasEi> thechitow: sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[20:11] <BARASORLU> i got usb pen drive. it is 2 gb. i wanna format it but i dont know how to do
[20:11] <DasEi> thechitow: lsusb | pastebinit
[20:11] <rsk> BARASORLU: format it with gtparted
[20:11] <DasEi> !gparted | BARASORLU
[20:11] <rooftops> how can i change the permissions on a folder to access and edit the files in it?
[20:12] <rsk> rooftops: use chmod
[20:12] <ZenoArrow> Hi all, I need help with setting keyboard shortcuts in a way that means I only have to set them up once and won't lose them when I reinstall my OS, what is the keyboard shortcut config file for GNOME? Can't find it discussed on the interwebs. Thanks.
[20:12] <thechitow> it says there are 2 buses and they both say linux foundation root hub
[20:12] <cyber_666_uk> ive copied teh fiel into the correct folder but wen i run " patch -p1 < patch-hidd-3.19-pabr3"  i get can't find file to patch at input line 3
[20:12] <nostalgicBadger> BARASORLU - if it's mounting when you plug it in, i think you can just right click in the gui and click format
[20:12] <scunizi> rooftops: does it have a lock icon on it?
[20:12] <DasEi> rooftops: chown rooftop file
[20:12] <thechitow> Although the mouse flasshes as i type the command
[20:12] <rooftops> rsk: i know but chmod didnt work last time
[20:12] <DasEi> rooftops: chown -R  rooftop directory   owns dir to rooftop
[20:12] <DasEi> sudo `
[20:12] <rooftops> scunizi: it has a little red [X] in the corner
[20:13] <scunizi> rooftops: you might just need to change the owner.. chown <username>:<username> directory/or/file
[20:13] <BARASORLU> o click right buttom but i couldnt find format
[20:13] <cyber_666_uk> any ideas guys
[20:13] <thechitow> Please god make my mouse work
[20:13] <scunizi> rooftops: if it's a directory then chown -R <username>:<username> path/to/directory
[20:14] <rooftops> scunizi: so like chown root:rooftops /home/bin/ect
[20:14] <DasEi> thechitow: lsusb | pastebinit
[20:14] <thechitow> I pray to you
[20:14] <scunizi> rooftops: nope.. chown rooftops:rooftops /home/bin/etc
[20:15] <rooftops> scunizi: ok. even if it says the owner is root?
[20:15] <scunizi> rooftops: or chown -R rooftops:rooftops /home/bin/etc
[20:15] <DasEi> sudo *
[20:15] <scunizi> rooftops: sorry .. sudo chown <etc etc>
[20:15] <scunizi> use sudo
[20:15] <cyber_666_uk> the patch command crashes here: @@ -87,15 +87,15 @@
[20:16] <rooftops> scunizi: i know sudo. but then it says No such file or directory even though its there
[20:16] <thechitow> DasEi: http://pastebin.com/f59de2584
[20:16] <cyber_666_uk> this is line 3in the patch file
[20:17] <scunizi> rooftops: what are you trying to gain access to.. /home/bin/etc doesn't make sense to me.. there is a /bin and a /etc and maybe a /etc/bin but you shouldn't be chowning them at all
[20:17] <mneptok> rooftops: you just typo'ed "etc" as "ect" above. make sure your chown command doesn't have the same typo.
[20:17] <eido> can someone help.  "GartInit unable to open /dev/agpgart no such file or directory
[20:17] <cyber_666_uk> @@ -87,15 +87,15 @@ this line doesnt look like code? any ideas what the @@ operators are for?
[20:18] <tonii> coordinate
[20:18] <tonii> coordinates
[20:18] <rooftops> mneptok: its not the target directory it was just a etcetera
[20:18] <bobertdos> !lts
[20:18] <bobertdos> !test
[20:18] <rooftops> scunizi: same as what i said to mneptok its not the target it was just an example
[20:18] <mneptok> rooftops: what is the actual directory you want to chown?
[20:19] <scunizi> k
[20:19] <rooftops> mneptok: apparently /srcds
[20:19] <rooftops> mneptok: but i think it worked this time
[20:19] <sarah> hello
[20:19] <rooftops> mneptok: it worked
[20:20] <rooftops> scunizi: it worked
[20:20] <eido> can someone help.  "GartInit unable to open /dev/agpgart no such file or directory"
[20:20] <nca> hi all
[20:20] <mneptok> rooftops: something is adding dirs to the root level? nasty.
[20:20] <Guest19679> am i on ????
[20:20] <DasEi> thechitow: looks bad , as not found, are you running jaunty ? is it up to date ?
[20:20] <scunizi> rooftops: cool.
[20:20] <rooftops> thanks everyone
[20:20] <Guest19679> im i on yet
[20:20] <madrid> hola
[20:20] <rooftops> mneptok: i'm making a source dedicated server and i needed a place to put it
[20:20] <DasEi> Guest19679: can read you
[20:20] <mneptok> rooftops: somewhere in /usr/local is probably a better idea.
[20:21] <nca> who can help me?
[20:21] <thechitow> DasEi: i upgraded to karmic koala to see if it would work
[20:21] <nca> :)
[20:21] <mneptok> rooftops: /usr/local/share/ or somesuch
[20:21] <rooftops> mneptok: ah well its good now.
[20:21] <thechitow> DasEi: WTF it just started working
[20:21] <thechitow> THANK YOU GOD
[20:21] <nca> i've need to share usb port... is possible?
[20:21] <eido> cannot boot after installing ubuntu 9.04 on sda6 and  configuring lilo, seems to flip out about my eeepc Intel graphics but a live boot works fine
[20:21] <DasEi> thechitow: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[20:22] <rooftops> now that i've solved my dilemma can anyone help me make a source dedicated server?
[20:22] <BellinXFelon> can someone help i accidentally closed the menu bar that is controlled by xfce for the desktop, you know the menu where you select applications from, like the start menu. I need to know how to open it again
[20:22] <nca> i've need to share usb port... is possible?
[20:22] <mneptok> BellinXFelon: try #xubuntu
[20:22] <Guest19679> how do i work this linux ????????
[20:23] <mneptok> !repeat > nca
[20:23] <spaceBARbarian> i want to have changes made to a local folder get automatically synced with a remote server i am connected to with ssh, how do i do that ?
[20:23] <ashutosh_> how to set user right priority from terminal?
[20:23] <BellinXFelon> mneptok : ok
[20:23] <mneptok> spaceBARbarian: rsync + cron?
[20:23] <htorres11393> what do you mean ashutosh?
[20:23] <nca> a ok
[20:23] <DasEi> !details |  Guest19679:
[20:23] <nca> hehehe
[20:23] <spaceBARbarian> mneptok>> uhh no idea what either one is lol
[20:24] <ashutosh_> htorres11393, like how to make people have same same rights as the user created while installation?
[20:24] <nca> i've need to share usb port or /dev/... is possible?
[20:24] <mneptok> spaceBARbarian: well, you have an Internet connection, so ... ;)
[20:24] <nca> i've need to share usb port or /dev/... is possible for smartreader or cardreader on com1
[20:24] <DasEi> nca : you want to access storage from another computer ?
[20:24] <spaceBARbarian> mneptok>> meh, how about a link to a good tutorial lol :?
[20:25] <sebsebseb> hi
[20:25] <DasEi> hello sebsebseb
[20:25] <mneptok> spaceBARbarian: lol rofl srsly rolffle-mao :) lol
[20:25] <sebsebseb> DasEi: :)
[20:25] <dumont> what permission do i need to set the folder in order for other users on the box to be able to write to it?
[20:25] <BellinXFelon> can someone help i accidentally closed the menu bar that is controlled by xfce for the desktop, you know the menu where you select applications from, like the start menu. I need to know how to open it again
[20:25] <spaceBARbarian> mneptok>> ?
[20:25] <nca> DasEi i've need of share usb or com1 for share card badge
[20:26] <herlimenezes> hey, when I try to configure  my built in webcam, I can't change standard input/camera/standard device?
[20:26] <DasEi> nca: to share with another computer ?
[20:26] <Rasmus> Enter text here...Hi
[20:26] <nca> o yes
[20:26] <BlouBlou> !repeat > BellinXFelon
[20:26] <sebsebseb> Rasmus: hi
[20:26] <DasEi> !nfs | nca
[20:26] <nca> with other computer ubuntu
[20:26] <Rasmus> sebsebseb:hi my old friend:D
[20:26] <htorres11393> ashutosh i contacted you with a private message
[20:26] <nca> i've try to share with nfs
[20:26] <nca> but don't work
[20:27] <nca> if i share /dev/ directory
[20:27] <Rasmus> Hoe to get in private message
[20:28] <mgv2> ive tried to uninstall hebrew spell checker so the english one will work - but it doesnt work - why?
[20:28] <sebsebseb> Rasmus: with who?
[20:28] <Rasmus> sebsebseb: could you help me
[20:28] <nca> :( DasEi
[20:28] <DasEi> Rasmus : /query <username>
[20:28] <DasEi> nca : where did you stuck ?
[20:29] <dumont> what permission do i need to set the folder in order for other users on the box to be able to write to it?
[20:29] <bobertdos> dumont: In octal or string format?
[20:29] <sebsebseb> Rasmus: old friend  you make it sound like I am old, well I guess I am since  I am 250 years old :D
[20:29] <basso> How do i fix the ATI Maximize lag problem in 9.10 beta?
[20:29] <edbian> Why don't the groups I am a member of match up on my client and server using nis?
[20:30] <sebsebseb> basso: #ubuntu+1 is currently the 9.10 channel
[20:30] <nca> DasEi i've stuck smartreader at com1 or usb port
[20:30] <DasEi> !karmic > basso
[20:30] <netbook> hey all
[20:30] <MenZa> Hi, netbook.
[20:30] <netbook> I am trying to make a ntfs filesystem on a file
[20:30] <dumont> string format
[20:30] <netbook> it seems that isn't possible with mkfs.ntsf
[20:30] <netbook> *mkfs.ntfs
[20:30] <DasEi> nca : the storage is attached now ?
[20:30] <netbook> how can i make a file seem like a device?
[20:31] <basso> yokai :3
[20:31] <nca> DasEi mmm yes
[20:31] <bobertdos> dumont: You could probably just do chmod u+w <filename>
[20:31] <MenZa> netbook: huh.
[20:31] <DaZ> netbook: why do u think it isn't possible? f
[20:31] <bobertdos> dumont: the u is for user
[20:32] <DasEi> netbook: install ntfsprogs and use gparted
[20:32] <DasEi> nca: sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[20:32] <nca> what is?
[20:32] <dumont> i did chmod -R u+w www/ but I still can't write to that directory
[20:32] <netbook> DasEi, Daz, Menza I made a dd copy of a corrupt harddrive
[20:32] <DasEi> !info pastebinit | nca
[20:33] <dumont> drw-rw-rw-  3 root root  4096 2009-10-04 21:25 www
[20:33] <nca> what i do with that DasEi?
[20:33] <dumont> and i'm trying to write file to the directory via FTP using another user
[20:33] <mneptok> dumont: sudo chmod -R -x+X /path/to/www/
[20:33] <DasEi> nca : just run the commands
[20:33] <DasEi> !paste | nca
[20:33] <netbook> DasEi, Daz, Menza  now I have this hdd.img file, the dd copy, and hope to recover something from it
[20:34] <nca> ok DasEi
[20:34] <DasEi> netbook: fine
[20:34] <dumont> works now thanks
[20:34] <dumont> why could i just do www/
[20:34] <MenZa> cheir: Please don't do that.
[20:34] <netbook> DasEi, I thought making the filesystem on file might be able to recover it... or something
[20:35] <DasEi> netbook: you know how to mount it ?
[20:35] <dumont> or I had to set x+X ?
[20:35] <mneptok> cheir: please don't do that
[20:35] <netbook> DasEi I haven't tried let me see
[20:35] <DasEi> !iso
[20:35] <netbook> DasEi should have done that first ;P
[20:35] <netbook> DasEi trying it now
[20:35] <DasEi> netbook: yes, if you format it, you'll loose all data
[20:35] <vadimy> hello, does anybody know how I can zoom while capturing my screen with gtk-recordMyDesktop?
[20:35] <IpSe_DiXiT> hi guys! what is, according to ur personal experiences, the best .cue .bin .iso mounter? something like alchool120% was on win?
[20:36] <cordor> is there any non-gecko browser for gnome that's working?
[20:36] <g_> what is the default font viewer application? it's suddenly stopped working for me?
[20:36] <DasEi>  nca : sudo fdisk -l | pastebinit
[20:36] <mneptok> !info midori > cordor
[20:37] <mgv2> ive tried to uninstall hebrew spell checker so the english one will work - but it doesnt work - why?
[20:37] <mgv2> why i dont see previews of flvs?
[20:37] <cordor> mneptok: midori is far from working
[20:37] <mneptok> cordor: works fine for me.
[20:37] <netbook> DasEi it says hdd.img no such file or directory, though it clearly is there and properly entered
[20:37] <mneptok> cordor: or try Epiphany
[20:37] <cordor> mneptok: doesn't support java applet
[20:37] <Armageddon> is there an application or somewhere to download Ubuntu updates manually ? if someone doesn't have internet at home and wants to get updates what should he do ?
[20:37] <netbook> DasEi sudo mount -t ntfs-3g path/hdd.img path/folder
[20:37] <DasEi> netbook: upper / lower case ?
[20:38] <netbook> DasEi it autocompletes the file name
[20:38] <netbook> just fine
[20:38] <DasEi> nah, sudo mount -t ntfs-3g /path/hdd.img , netbook
[20:38] <netbook> DasEi Other errors: Failed to open $MFT/$BITMAP: No such file or directory
[20:38] <nca> ok DasEi i've do sudo apt-get install pastebinit now?
[20:39] <cordor> mneptok: epiphany is gecko
[20:39] <DasEi> nah, sudo mount -o loopp  /path/hdd.img , netbook, sorry^
[20:39] <DasEi> nah, sudo mount -o loop  /path/hdd.img , netbook, sorry^
[20:39] <mneptok> cordor: not any more.
[20:39] <mneptok> !info epiphany-webkit
[20:39] <ubuntutest> cant get google talk to play nice with empathy
[20:39] <ubuntutest> to bad eh?
[20:39] <DasEi> netbook: and of course need a mountpoint, to
[20:39] <nca> ok DasEi i've do sudo apt-get install pastebinit now?
[20:40] <ubuntutest> and adobe flash is broken for webcams
[20:40] <DasEi> netbook: sudo mkdir /media/hddbroken
[20:40] <DasEi>  nca : sudo fdisk -l | pastebinit
[20:40] <ubuntutest> version 10 that is
[20:40] <netbook> DasEi right, so: sudo mount -o loop hdd.img /mntpoint ?
[20:40] <netbook> DasEi no type?
[20:40] <fccf> ubuntutest: you may have to wait for karmic final for that to work
[20:40] <DasEi> netbook : sudo mount -o loop  /path/hdd.img /media/hddbroken
[20:40] <netbook> Failed to read last sector (304002719): Invalid argument
[20:40] <netbook> Failed to read last sector (304002719): Invalid argument
[20:41] <netbook>    or the NTFS boot sector is corrupt (NTFS size is not valid).
[20:41] <nca> fdisk -l | pastebinit
[20:41] <nca> KeyboardInterrupt catched.
[20:41] <nca> done DasEi
[20:41] <netbook> The device '/dev/loop0' doesn't seem to have a valid NTFS.
[20:41] <netbook> hmm
[20:41] <DasEi> netbook: have you got a windows machine ?
[20:41] <ubuntutest> would be so nice
[20:41] <ubuntutest> :)
[20:42] <netbook> a vm yea
[20:42] <netbook> or a box
[20:42] <DasEi> nca : give the url from last cmd in here
[20:42] <fccf> !enter netbook
[20:42] <uman> Is there a way to get ubuntu to automatically mute the volume on boot?
[20:42] <fccf> !enter | netbook
[20:42] <netbook> DasEi sorry
[20:42] <netbook> DasEi I have a windows machine
[20:43] <netbook> !enter | fccf
[20:43] <nca> DasEi i've do fdisk -l | pastebinit
[20:43] <DasEi> netbook: vm can do, too, put the hdimage in a shared folder and try to mount with virtual clone drive
[20:43] <nca> now?
[20:43] <DasEi> nca: url ?
[20:43] <netbook> DasEi cool, will do
[20:43] <nca> what url?
[20:43] <ubuntutest> is there an reprository where i can donwload flash 9 ?
[20:43] <dumont> i'm making CPAN and its asking for my tar path? what is it?
[20:43] <DasEi> nca : the one pastebinit gave you in trml
[20:44] <dumont> Where is your tar program?
[20:44] <dumont> what should I enter?
[20:44] <DasEi> ubuntutest: can look at adobe for special version, any reason to use the standard ?
[20:45] <DasEi> not*
[20:45] <ubuntutest> adobe 10 is broken
[20:45] <DasEi> !flash
[20:45] <hallogram> 'ello
[20:45] <nca> DasEi when i'm installed with apt-get pastebinit haven't give me a url
[20:46] <DasEi>  nca : sudo fdisk -l | pastebinit
[20:46] <nca> i've done it
[20:46] <DasEi> l = lower L
[20:46] <nca> KeyboardInterrupt catched.
[20:46] <hallogram> can someone help me configure my network connection?
[20:46] <nca> [root@andLinux ~]#
[20:46] <nca> i've done the command
[20:47] <DasEi> hallogram: static or dhcp ?
[20:47] <hallogram> static
[20:47] <schummelpilz> hi, i'm using ubuntu 9.04. how can i found out which version of the xf86-video-intel driver i am using?
[20:48] <DasEi> nca : and that should return a url ..
[20:48] <guntbert> nca: take two steps: 1) sudo fdisk -l (to get sudo to cache the pw), 2) sudo fdisk -l | pastebinit, then you should get an url from it
[20:48] <Slart> dumont: try running "which tar" ,you should get a path to the tar binary
[20:49] <hallogram> i couldn't make it work with gnome network manager and i also installed WICD
[20:49] <nca> o yes
[20:49] <ccvp> hello fellow internet addicts
[20:49] <ccvp> are we all looking forward to another long & glorious weekend of irc?
[20:49] <DasEi> heh
[20:49] <hallogram> i add the ip, netsubmask, gateway, dns...it sais connected but no internet
[20:49] <fccf> schummelpilz: you can look in synaptic and in the listing will exist xf86-video..... find it and look in the other column or right click and properties
[20:49] <guntbert> !ot | ccvp
[20:49] <bigglesw> ccvp, yes :)
[20:49] <ccvp> got Oracle 11g installed on ubuntu
[20:49] <ccvp> lost of custom hacking i had to do
[20:50] <nca> ok
[20:50] <ccvp> it sits in my basement now
[20:50] <nca> now i've url hehehe
[20:50] <ccvp> connect to it via toad on main pc,
[20:50] <nca> sorry
[20:50] <nca> :P
[20:50] <ccvp> its tastey setup
[20:50] <DasEi> !pm | nca
[20:50] <FloodBot1> ccvp: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:50] <dumont> which tar no such command
[20:50] <bigglesw> well done
[20:50] <nca> DasEi i give you url?
[20:50] <netbook> DasEi Mount it in the cd-drive?
[20:50] <bigglesw> ccvp, what do you use tha for then?
[20:51] <ccvp> studying for 11G OCP
[20:51] <ccvp> 1Z0-051, and 1Z0-147
[20:51] <bigglesw> makes sense
[20:51] <bigglesw> is it a windows or unix app?
[20:51] <ccvp> ?
[20:51] <ccvp> oracle install on any os
[20:51] <nca> DasEi http://pastebin.com/f6c13fab9
[20:51] <DasEi> netbook: http://www.slysoft.com/de/virtual-clonedrive.html   , insatll in win vm
[20:51] <ccvp> i use Toad for oracle, on my main pC box
[20:51] <ccvp> conenct to the oracle box over the lan
[20:51] <netbook> DasEi I already did that
[20:51] <bigglesw> never heard of toad. cool
[20:51] <eido> can someone PLEASE help with this error http://pastebin.com/m7453f18e
[20:51] <guntbert> !ot > ccvp, bigglesw
[20:52] <guntbert> eido: you should tell us a little about it
[20:52] <DasEi> nca : hm , only one internal drive there, storage is attached ?
[20:52] <ccvp> guntbert, u dont realize how difficult it was getting oracle installed on Ubuntu 9.04
[20:52] <netbook> DasEi I will make it a smb share then mount with vm
[20:52] <ccvp> scripts had to be altered, its mainly meant for RHEL
[20:52] <kraito> what going on
[20:52] <DasEi> netbook: using virtualbox ?
[20:53] <bigglesw> ubuntu chan always crazy
[20:53] <eido> guntbert: i have slackware and xp installed so i am usiing lilo.  I installed ubuntu on sda6 and chose not to install boot loader
[20:53] <nca> yes DasEi is ttyUSB0
[20:53] <nca> and work
[20:53] <kraito> alright so i just started using ubuntu
[20:53] <eido> i edit lilo to add ubuntu and now i get that
[20:53] <guntbert> ccvp: congratulations :-) ok, but now you are clogging the channel :-)
[20:53] <nca> i've need to share this at other pc with ubuntu...
[20:53] <DasEi> nca : mount | pastebinit
[20:53] <netbook> DasEi yea, i have problems opening files through permanent machine folders
[20:54] <netbook> DasEi that is opening files on my linux box from virtbox vm
[20:54] <DasEi> netbook: guest additions installed / vbox from their homepage or from the pos ?
[20:54] <nca> DasEi http://pastebin.com/f46fb90b
[20:54] <eido> guntbert: it looks like init is  flipping out about my intel onboard video i have an eeepc 1000
[20:54] <_Benacemiyim> geldinizmi
[20:54] <w0ls0n_> hello all.
[20:54] <kraito> can you guys help me with the screen resolution
[20:54] <w0ls0n_> Can someone help me identify my motherboard? I do not know how to identify it.
[20:54] <eido> guntbert: what i dont understand is that it works fine booting live
[20:55] <_Benacemiyim> baya var
[20:55] <netbook> DasEi Yes guest additions installed
[20:55] <guntbert> eido: my first look doesn't tell me its a question of bootloader - but I could be in error :-) please put your questions to the channel
[20:55] <nca> DasEi i've need of a program to share usb on other pc ubuntu... the periferial works fine...
[20:55] <_Benacemiyim> nasılsınız yahu
[20:56] <kraito> my resolution is to big can anyone help with that
[20:56] <_Benacemiyim> nasıl gidiyor
[20:56] <eido> guntbert: it looks like init is flipping out about the intel card
[20:56] <nca> in local
[20:56] <Justicepsion> kraito, try going to system->preferences->display
[20:56] <_Benacemiyim> pardus niye kulanmıyorsunuz
[20:56] <eido> xorg.conf is the same live as it is on sda6
[20:57] <netbook> DasEi I am having problems unmounting the drive... hwo can i list apps using the mountpoint
[20:57] <guntbert> !english | _Benacemiyim:
[20:57] <ccvp> wtf
[20:57] <eido> can someone tell what is not working, cant modprobe after boot alt f does not work system halts
 i need ubuntu help for script at http://www.cupchicks.com/cupchicks.php
[20:57] <ccvp> got that in a PM, so i goto check for his issue
[20:57] <ccvp> and jeez.......
[20:58] <DasEi> nca : http://tinyurl.com/2rzqqb
[20:58] <linuxn_eo> checkinstall rocks
[20:58] <_Benacemiyim> ben türkce biliyorumk sizde ögrenin yahu
[20:58] <kraito> need help can anyone help
[20:58] <ccvp> benace, we speak englee here
[20:58] <ccvp> me speak englee
[20:58] <fccf> !ops | ccvp totally inappropriate
[20:58] <eido> anyone???
[20:58] <_Benacemiyim> atcaklar şimdi
[20:58] <ccvp> atcaklar simdi
[20:58] <Owerlord> :)
[20:59] <DasEi> netbook: lsof tells you, make sure you're not in the folder in bash or have it open ; SECOND, did it mount ? (mount tells you)
[20:59] <_Benacemiyim> türkce bilen varmiş
[20:59] <nca> DasEi i've try to share with nfs... but the directory /dev/ don't work on other pc...
[20:59] <Owerlord> cześć
[20:59] <guntbert> !tr | _Benacemiyim
[20:59] <fccf> !tk | _Benacemiyim
[21:00] <Owerlord> Siema
[21:00] <peeps123> I've been told that my forward and reverse DNS dont match could that be my problem with internet connection
[21:00] <ccvp> benace, sen use use 9.04? sen onu sonra daha iyice sevir mi pencereler manzara?
[21:00] <DasEi> nca: /proc/fs/nfsd
[21:00] <Owerlord> :D
[21:00] <Owerlord> :d
[21:00] <Owerlord> :d
[21:00] <nca> if i attach a periferial on other pc's don't work ...
[21:00] <FloodBot1> Owerlord: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:00] <Owerlord> :D
[21:00] <w0ls0n_> omg this room is too chatty
[21:00] <_Benacemiyim> ben ubuntu kulanmıyorum ki pardus kulanıyorum yahu
[21:00] <Owerlord> pl?
[21:00] <Circs> Is there auto-tune software for Ubuntu? I'm searching google and becoming confused
[21:00] <ccvp> benace, sen use use 9.04? sen onu sonra daha iyice sevir mi pencereler manzara?
[21:00] <mneptok> !pl > Owerlord
[21:00] <fccf> !english
[21:00] <mneptok> ccvp: English, please
[21:01] <ccvp> mneptok, me no speak englee
[21:01] <nca> the deamon start end work but the periferial ( usb  or com1 ) in the client pc don't work...
[21:01] <eido> is the intel 965GM suddenly not supported???
[21:01] <_Benacemiyim> #pardus
[21:01] <peeps123> my forward and reverse DNS dont match
[21:01] <mneptok> ccvp: so then do not speak on this channel.
[21:01] <fccf> ccvp: what ????? do you speak
[21:01] <peeps123> anyone
[21:02] <nca> the /dev/ directory is not normal files...
[21:02] <nca> :(
[21:02] <fccf> !intel | eido what version???
[21:02] <DasEi> peeps123: check your /etc/resolv.conf
[21:02] <Martiini> anyone know if its easy to connect with nokia gprs and bluetooth ..
[21:02] <kraito> i only have two option for screen resolution 800x600 and 640x480
[21:02] <kraito> i need to make resolution bigger
[21:02] <kraito> can anyone help
[21:02] <peeps123> DasEi ok.....but how
[21:02] <Martiini> does latest ubuntu work with nokia bluetooth and gprs internet?
[21:02] <nostalgicBadger> could anyone recommend a good book for learning baash scripting? I'm thinking, something that covers from beginner/intermediate to somewhat advanced topics
[21:02] <peeps123> I'm absolute beginner with ubuntu
[21:03] <fccf> kraito: we will need to know what kind of hardware you have
[21:03] <[fade]> nostalgicBadger advanced bash scripting
[21:03] <[fade]> thats the name of it
[21:03] <[fade]> full name is advanced bash scripting guide
[21:03] <eido> fccf: 00:00.0 Host bridge: Intel Corporation Mobile 945GME Express Memory Controller Hub (rev 03)
[21:03] <eido> 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 945GME Express Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 03)
[21:03] <eido> 00:02.1 Display controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 945GM/GMS/GME, 943/940GML Express Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 03)
[21:03] <Martiini> nostalgicBadger : google bash scripting ... loads of pdf books
[21:03] <magikid> !tr|ccvp
[21:03] <Justicepsion> Can anyone help me with Glade?
[21:03] <mneptok> nostalgicBadger: or use zsh and read "From BASH to Z Shell"
[21:03] <Justicepsion> Or point me somewhere that can?
[21:04] <fccf> eido: what version of ubuntu are you running?
[21:04] <eido> fccf: 9.04
[21:04] <LeMoNiCe> hi @all
[21:04] <nostalgicBadger> [fade] - thank you. as for .pdf books... i spend a lot of time on trains, buses, etc. not that i don't have my netbook with me, but there's just something nice about paper
[21:04] <DasEi> peeps123: how did you mess it up ? and how do you connect,  a router ?
[21:04] <eido> fccf:  none of those issues linked are mine
[21:04] <Martiini> does anyone use nokia gprs and bluetooth to connect with ubuntu to internet?
[21:04] <eido> fccf: http://pastebin.com/m7453f18e
[21:04] <[fade]> its about 200 pages
[21:04] <[fade]> u can print it
[21:04] <peeps123> DasEi yes and I didnt mess it up...lol
[21:04] <Justicepsion> I'm trying to develop a GNOME app, and I installed glade-gnome, but for some reason all of the GNOME widgets are greyed out and unusable
[21:05] <peeps123> DasEirouter
[21:05] <mneptok> Justicepsion: did you install the build-essential package?
[21:05] <ccvp> me speak the following: Read the health care bill.  Obama states that he wants to pass a health care plan that disproportionately benefits black people as a way of offering stealth slavery reparations.
[21:05] <nca> :(
[21:05] <DasEi> peeps123: sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[21:05] <Justicepsion> mneptok: yes
[21:05] <Dantonic> !lts
[21:05] <Justicepsion> mneptok: everything else on Glade works fine
[21:05] <peeps123> DasEi ok
[21:06] <ccvp> Read the health care bill.  Obama states that he wants to pass a health care plan that disproportionately benefits black people as a way of offering stealth slavery reparations.
[21:06] <ccvp> Read the health care bill.  Obama states that he wants to pass a health care plan that disproportionately benefits black people as a way of offering stealth slavery reparations. ...
[21:06] <ccvp> Read the health care bill.  Obama states that he wants to pass a health care plan that disproportionately benefits black people as a way of offering stealth slavery reparations. ..........
[21:06] <FloodBot1> ccvp: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:06] <Justicepsion> mneptok: it's just the gnome widgets that don't.
[21:06] <nostalgicBadger> [fade] yah. i'm going to check amazon first though. often you can get moderately used copies of these books for shipping + $3 anyway, which is cheaper than the paper, ink and binding to print it
[21:06] <eido> please just dont talk
[21:06] <DasEi> peeps123: ifconfig | pastebinit
[21:06] <fccf> eido: I wouldn't expect DRI to work on an Intel card in Jaunty
[21:06] <Dantonic> would you say that 8.04 might "work better" with most systems? as in provide less problems/conflicts than 9.04?
[21:06] <Dantonic> because it is LTS?
[21:07] <nca> DasEi uff :( where i can say :°
[21:07] <netbook> DasEi I unmounted and am trying the smb thing, it might be a hassle cause I have restricted iptables and I don't know if traffic between vm and host goes through -lo
[21:07] <magikid> thank you mneptok!
[21:07]  * mneptok bows
[21:07] <fccf> Dantonic: many times yes, sometimes no... make sure you update after installing, often fixes things
[21:07] <peeps123> DasEi ok
[21:07] <Justicepsion> eido: take a look at this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1130582
[21:07] <DasEi> peeps123:  pastebint /etc/resolv.conf
[21:07] <Piranah> ok dumb question of the day, how can i install ssh2 client in Ubuntu Jaunty ?
[21:07] <nostalgicBadger> hm. i guess not this one. where did you say you could print this out?
[21:07] <DasEi> !ssh | Piranah
[21:08] <Dantonic> fccf, well I have 9.04 right now and I have a few little problems, the most annoying one being the fact that after a suspend my network capabilities go completely dead unless I reboot.
[21:08] <Martiini> later ubuntu versions support more hardware .. kernel development etc
[21:08] <DasEi> Piranah sudo apt-get install  ssh
[21:08] <Dantonic> fccf, thinking of trying 8.04 see if that helps
[21:08] <Slart> Piranah: ssh 2? never seen it mentioned with the number after..
[21:08] <peeps123> DasEi  ok
[21:08] <DasEi> peeps123: url from trml ?
[21:08] <Piranah> Slart, yes SSH and SSH2 are different
[21:08] <eido> Justicepsion: i just dont understand why graphics work on a live USB but bomb on installed hdd.  the xorg is exactly the same
[21:08] <Dantonic> Martiini, fccf can I downgrade without having to reinstall the whole thing?
[21:08] <eido> Justicepsion: i just dont understand why graphics work on a live USB but bomb on installed hdd.  the xorg is exactly the same
[21:09] <DasEi> Piranah: ssh nowadays is ssh2 common
[21:09] <Piranah> DasEi, that link is just for SSH1 and that already loaded and working
[21:09] <Piranah> ahhh
[21:09] <Piranah> kk
[21:09] <Piranah> thnx
[21:09] <FloodBot1> Piranah: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:09] <Drainman> anyone knows how i could import photos from a nikon d300s on 9.10?? i can do it on 8.04 it gets mounted as a disk. but on 9.10 (and 9.04) it doesnt get mounted.
[21:09] <fccf> Dantonic: you might have better luck with that ... another though is sudo ifdown xxx & & sudo ifup xxx  or sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
[21:09] <Slart> Piranah: oh.. ssh 2 is from 1996.. I guess ssh1 is long gone
[21:09] <netbook> DasEi man what a hassle
[21:10] <Drainman> and f-spot doesnt work
[21:10] <netbook> DasEi stupid corrupted partition tables
[21:10] <grawity> Slart: Hopefully it is. SSH1 is no more secure than telnet, these days.
[21:10] <Justicepsion> eido: did you do any updates after you installed?
[21:10] <fccf> !karmic | Drainman
[21:10] <eido> Justicepsion: nope  i cant even boot  in Alt F keys dont even work system halts
[21:10] <Slart> grawity: ah..  I'm reading about it on wikipedia =)
[21:11] <DasEi> Piranah: /etc/ssh/ssh_config   , check that file for ssh behaviour
[21:11] <netbook> DasEi I am giving up the ghost on that one
[21:11] <Dantonic> fccf, I appreciate that, but let me just say I've tinkered for a couple of weeks now and I've tried a multitude of things including those commands.  I've opened a bug for it, posted in forums, edited the config file, replaced the network manager, etc etc... nothing works so I'm pretty sure there's nothing I can do about it.
[21:11] <Drainman> fccf: okey replace 9.10 with 9.04 then cause it doesnt work on that either
[21:11] <eido> Justicepsion: all I did was choose install from live USB to sda6, edit lilo and tried to boot in and failed
[21:11] <vge> i think i skip the Karmic, i hate karmic lizards
[21:11] <mohamed> hi
[21:11] <DasEi> netbook : sudo ufw disable (router ?!), or try later #
[21:11] <DasEi> !ufw
[21:11] <peeps123> DasEi sorry dont understand url from trml
[21:11] <netbook> DasEi I was able to mount from a share on different server
[21:11] <netbook> same error
[21:12] <netbook> disk is not formatted
[21:12] <Justicepsion> eido: I honestly have no idea. Have you booted to single-user mode and made sure xorg.conf is intact?
[21:12] <DasEi> peeps123: the last 2 cmds shall give you a url back in trml, give them in here
[21:12] <fccf> Drainman: 9.10 is still in beta ... 8.04 is the Long Term Support Edition some stuff works better there
[21:12] <DasEi> !paste | peeps123
[21:13] <Drainman> fccf: okey. is there a good way to mount a usb device
[21:13] <eido> Justicepsion: i just viewed the xorg.conf on sda6 from a live boot and even recopied the live USB xorg.conf contents to sda6s
[21:14] <dumont> is it possible to lock yourself out of the box somehow other than iptables? all my logged in shells say permission denied, for all users and even root, and access denied for root and all other users, anyone experience this on ubuntu?
[21:14] <Justicepsion> eido: what version of Ubuntu?
[21:14] <gambino> hey, what is the best system administration software for a small home-network for ubuntu? Each computer has (each has its own ip) *5ips*
[21:14] <eido> Justicepsion: 9.04
[21:14] <fccf> Drainman: lsusb will list devices that have been detected ... sometimes restarting the camera while it is plugged in helps
[21:14] <linxeh> gambino: ssh
[21:14] <Justicepsion> eido: weird. I don't know, you could try reinstalling from scratch
[21:14] <gambino> some are windows boxs
[21:14] <eido> Justicepsion: Linux ubuntu 2.6.28-11-generic #42-Ubuntu SMP Fri Apr 17 01:57:59 UTC 2009 i686 GNU/Linux
[21:14] <gambino> does that matter?
[21:15] <Drainman> fccf: what do i do with that info the camera is there
[21:15] <Drainman> fccf: do i use the id together with a command??
[21:15] <new2ubuntu> Hi, need help configuring my Atheros 242x wireless card.
[21:15] <new2ubuntu> no signal
[21:15] <Drainman> fccf: Bus 001 Device 004: ID 04b0:0425 Nikon Corp.
[21:16] <peeps123> DasEi http://pastebin.com/f7d75169
[21:16] <DasEi> new2ubuntu: I'm not good in wireless, basics :
[21:16] <DasEi> !wireless
[21:16] <peeps123> DasEi  http://pastebin.com/f6a1eb6b3
[21:17] <nostalgicBadger> oh, hey, need advice on something: suppose i want to buy a real cheap computer on craigslist: basically, just a sound card with a processor attached, maybe a P2 or something, whatever i can pick up for $20. anyway, the point would be to plug that into the wireless router, hook up speakers, and be able to stream audio to it (it shouldn't need a monitor)
[21:17] <Gr1nreaper> what about RAID in particular nvraid and nv graphics drivers?
[21:17] <nostalgicBadger> any thoughts on how i'd go about that?
[21:17] <kraito> can anyone help with screen resolution
[21:17] <kraito> pm is you can help with screen resolution
[21:18] <fccf> Drainman: do you have denef or camediaplay installed ... they may be necessarry to mount your camera ... and are not part of jaunty
[21:18] <nostalgicBadger> er, into the router* guess i could use ethernet. saves on a wireless card that way. anyway, i just want to run something within linux that would let me stream audio to the location and play through that box. any thoughts on what i would use?
[21:18] <bobbies> I just installed 8.04 on a new machine with an intel x4500 integrated graphics. The live CD worked perfectly but after the install I can only get 800x600 for video now
[21:18] <DasEi> peeps123: that all looks proper, what issue do you have ? also : pastebinit /etc/network/interfaces
[21:18] <guntbert> !pm | kraito
[21:19] <guntbert> !ot | nostalgicBadger
[21:20] <Drainman> fccf: i will try installing those
[21:20] <darlek> !audio > darlek
[21:20] <zen|tao> Is there an official ubuntu noobs support channel? or is this it? :(
[21:20] <Drainman> fccf: thanks
[21:20] <kraito> alright i need to fix screen resolution. it only gives the option for 800x600 and 640x480 need to make it bigger
[21:20] <Slart> zen|tao: this is it
[21:20] <stealth-> /join #python
[21:20] <peeps123> DasEi have you noticed I keep disconnecting
[21:20] <stealth-> uhh, opps
[21:20] <guntbert> zen|tao: this is it :), ask your question all in one line please
[21:20] <DasEi> zen|tao: feel welcome
[21:20] <Gr1nreaper> hope I'm not flooding here but here goes...
[21:20] <zen|tao> Slart: Ah nuts!
[21:20] <bobbies> kraito: what ideo card are you running?
[21:20] <Slart> kraito: have a look at the file /var/log/Xorg.0.log  it should tell you why it chooses the resolution that it does
[21:20] <DasEi> peeps123: nope
[21:21] <guntbert> !paste | Gr1nreaper
[21:21] <Slart> Gr1nreaper: there's a pastebin for multiline posts
[21:21] <fccf> bobbies: have you updated ... do sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg after running an update and reboot
[21:21] <Slart> Gr1nreaper: there's no worries if you're just going to write a long text though.. but don't copy paste 20 lines of logs or something like that
[21:21] <Gr1nreaper> I just installed 9.01 x64 and then installed the proprietary graphics driver for my nv 7950.  my nv mirroring raid array was working beautifully even with just the live cd until i installed that driver (version 180).
[21:22] <kraito> bobbies: were do i look up the ideo card?
[21:22] <Slart> Gr1nreaper: 9.01? 9.10?
[21:22] <fccf> kraito: lspci in terminal
[21:22] <Slart> Gr1nreaper: I don't think there is a 9.01 version of ubuntu
[21:22] <Gr1nreaper> I'm dual booting windows xp so I know my mirroring array is still working
[21:22] <aj_444> I'm trying to install flash using the package installer but I'm getting an error message reading "Error: Dependency is not satisfiable: libnspr4-dev" help?
[21:23] <kraito> slart: were exactly do i do that at ?
[21:23] <Gr1nreaper> err 9.04... my bad slart
[21:23] <kraito> fccf: thanks
[21:23] <Slart> kraito: it's a regular text file.. you can open it in gedit or any other text editor
[21:24] <Slart> Gr1nreaper: ok, so installing the nvidia binary driver messed up the nvidia fake raid...
[21:24] <peeps123> DasEi ubuntu is brilliant...but I need to sort network
[21:24] <Gr1nreaper> yes, it's now acting like 2 seperate drives Slart
[21:24] <kippster> hi, I am having trouble enabling wifi in Jaunty on a notebook computer that a friend loaned to me.  There is no brand name for this notebook, as it is a prototype.
[21:24] <Gr1nreaper> in windows it's still working fine though.
[21:24] <Slart> Gr1nreaper: it's not a bios setting then? I think I've got a bios option to swith between raid and "separate drives"?
[21:25] <kraito> slart: can you walk me through? i'm a newbie
[21:25] <Slart> Gr1nreaper: or wait.. if it was that it wouldn't work in windows.. nevermind
[21:25] <peeps123> DasEi intermittent connection to internet, I've had it since installing ubuntu
[21:25] <Gr1nreaper> no, I'm pretty sure it's not.  I installed dmraid, and the drives disappeared altogether in ubuntu.
[21:25] <fccf> aj_444: do you have sources selected in software sources
[21:25] <peeps123> DasEi but I want to continue using it
[21:25] <Slart> kraito: ok, go to Applications, Accessories and click on "text editor"
[21:25] <aj_444> fccf: I have no clue.
[21:26] <DasEi> peeps123:pastebinit /etc/network/interfaces     && pastebinit /var/log/syslog
[21:26] <DasEi> p*
[21:26] <peeps123> DasEi ok
[21:26] <kraito> slart: im there
[21:26] <Slart> kraito: then click "Open", select "File system" in the left pane.. then go to /var/log
[21:26] <fccf> aj_444: Look in System>Administration>Software Sources ... it is the 5th checkbox
[21:26] <ixian_> hello, does anyone know of a torrent client that has a "close app when downloads finish" option? utorrent on windows has this, but i cant find a native linux client that does it
[21:27] <peeps123> DasEi http://pastebin.com/f58f11faf
[21:27] <fccf> aj_444:  and you will have to reload the data from the repositories
[21:27] <Slart> kraito: in the right pane you should now see a lot of files.. these are log files from various programs in ubuntu.. the file we're looking for is called Xorg.0.log, scroll down and find it.. select it and click "Open"
[21:27] <aj_444> fccf: It isn't checked.
[21:27] <eido> is this open? kernel/drivers/video/intelfb/intelfb.ko
[21:27] <fccf> aj_444: it needs to be checked in order for you to get that file from the repository
[21:28] <aj_444> fccf: mmk.
[21:28] <kraito> slart: just opened it
[21:28] <JockyWilson> Hi Opera 10 (4gb ram) viewing flash videos stutters/jerky any1 experience this?
[21:28] <DasEi> kraito : got help already ?
[21:28] <IpSe_DiXiT> hi guys! what is, according to ur personal experiences, the best .cue .bin .iso auto-virtually-mounter? something like alchool120% was on win?
[21:28] <pingo-> hi, i need help. im using xubuntu 8.10 , my chassi fan stopped after i 'suspend' the system and turn it on again , what should i do ?
[21:28] <kippster> Anyone here who can help with a wifi problem in Jaunty?
[21:29] <kraito> DasEi: yeah but you could jump in if you want
[21:29] <guntbert> !iso | IpSe_DiXiT
[21:29] <kippster> pingo-, did you open up the machine to make sure that it is not a wire problem?
[21:29] <fccf> pingo-: have you rebooted?
[21:29] <DasEi> kraito : which intel  again ?
[21:30] <vge> hello, is there an option to change mousewheel scrollamount in ubuntu? (im running fluxbox atm)
[21:30] <kraito> i have amd
[21:30] <IpSe_DiXiT> guntbert: i no that command and i also no Gmount which is the frontend to that command, but it wont work with .cue and .bin images as well, and that is exactly what i asked for -_-
[21:30] <pingo-> yes, but when i suspend , and start it again, the same problem occur
[21:30] <kraito> DasEi: i have amd
[21:30] <Slart> kraito: ok, this is a log file of what happened when you started ubuntu on your machine the last time.. there is a lot of information in this file.. everything starting with (II) is informational stuff.. (WW) is Warnings.. ie messages that something didn't go quite as expected.. then there's (EE) for when things fail..
[21:30] <DasEi> kraito : you had probs with xorg in hardy , nor ?
[21:31] <fccf> vge: you are using a window manager that isn't officially supported, and fluxbox is different from what (most) here would no
[21:31] <bobbies> I ran sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg but all I got was keyboard settings
[21:31] <ixian_> hello, does anyone know of a torrent client that has a "close app when downloads finish" option? utorrent on windows has this, but i cant find a native linux client that does it
[21:31] <_akahige_> I'm trying to download some juanty updates and I'm getting errors that seem to indicate "no space on device" is there a cache or something that I can look at clearing? (or anything else?)
[21:31] <tyler_d1> ixian_: vuze?
[21:32] <latexknight> i'm having a problem, in the middle of the day my ubuntu 8.10 just started saying permission denied on ALL commands, and then started saying access denied for root, and all other users when trying to access the server via ssh, this is all while a few other shells and vnc windows are open to that server, so I am logged into the server, but I lost all permissions somehow and all access, whats going on?
[21:32] <IpSe_DiXiT> hi guys! what is, according to ur personal experiences, the best .cue .bin .iso auto-virtually-mounter? something like alchool120% was on win?
[21:32] <Mka> IpSe_DiXiT: so what exactly is your question, then?
[21:32] <guntbert> IpSe_DiXiT: sorry, I read .iso, but as far as I know .bin are essentially the same as iso (.cue is different though)
[21:32] <vge> fccf: i'm just asking is there a tool to set the option that i asked from gnome?
[21:32] <Slart> ixian_: azureus can probably do it (using plugins if not native).. or you can run utorrent using wine
[21:32] <kraito> slart: so im looking for anything that went wrong with monitor correct ? or something else?
[21:32] <peeps123> DasEi http://pastebin.com/f606260fe
[21:32] <weechat_user> ixian_: tried transmission
[21:32] <tyler_d1> _akahige_: from terminal have you done df -h... this would tell you what is full, then its just a matter of getting rid of files
[21:32] <Slart> kraito: either the monitor or the graphics card.. both have to agree to get a good resolution
[21:32] <peeps123> DasEi sorry was on the phone
[21:32] <ixian_> weechat_user: i have transmission, i cant find the option for that
[21:33] <eido> dpkg-reconfigure -phigh    what does phigh do, dont see it in the man pages
[21:33] <guntbert> IpSe_DiXiT: have a look into cuetools
[21:33] <IpSe_DiXiT> Mka: i need a tool that allows to have disc images that run directly on your hard drive, replacing physical discs and saving wear and tear on your CD-ROM drive, like Gmount does for .iso but also for .cue
[21:33] <latexknight> how can I get locked out all of the sudden out of the box?
[21:33] <_akahige_> tyler_d1: I haven't , but the report in conky looks like /usr is almost to its 4 Gb cap
[21:33] <n8tuser> anyone got an IBM T42? how do you even get the wifi detected? its not showing up on lspci or dmesg
[21:33] <guntbert> !info cuetools | IpSe_DiXiT
[21:33] <Slart> kraito: one of the common problems is that the monitor isn't communicating properly what frequencies and such it can handle.. then X makes some very safe guesses.. then you get low resolutions like 640x400 or 800x600
[21:33] <Mka> IpSe_DiXiT: why .cue?
[21:33] <Mka> IpSe_DiXiT: isnt ISO enough?
[21:34] <helder> help
[21:34] <IpSe_DiXiT> Mka: why do u care? :D
[21:34] <tyler_d1> _akahige_: you then need to move some files from your /usr mount to somewhere else, or remove some of the files
[21:34] <DasEi> peeps123: gksudo gedit /etc/network/interfaces  , add two lines like : http://paste.ubuntu.com/285656/
[21:34] <Slart> kraito: see if you can find out what horizontal and vertical frequencies it thinks your monitor can handle
[21:34] <LuciusMare> hello,is there any app that would read the doc into the console?
[21:34] <kippster> anyone here who can help with a wifi issue?
[21:34] <guntbert> !attitude | IpSe_DiXiT
[21:34] <IpSe_DiXiT> Mka: prolly i have some .cue images that i need that tool for?
[21:34] <peeps123> DasEi ok
[21:34] <kraito> Slart: alright give me a minute to look at it? ill come back in a couple of minutes
[21:34] <Slart> kraito: or you can copy paste that file to a pastebin and give us the url
[21:34] <DasEi> Slart: displayconfig-gtk ?!
[21:34] <n8tuser> kippster -> you have an IBM t42?
[21:34] <eido> ahh nm high priority
[21:34] <IpSe_DiXiT> guntbert: alright alright...
[21:34] <tyler_d1> LuciusMare: need.more.info what do you mean by read onto console? like cat ? or echo?
[21:34] <Mka> IpSe_DiXiT: Convert the .cue images to ISO then
[21:34] <Slart> DasEi: huh?
[21:34] <eido> just tried grepping phigh
[21:35] <LuciusMare> tyler_d1: ugly said,i want a cat for .doc files.I want to convert a lot of files this way.
[21:35] <kippster> n8tuser, no, this machine is a no-name prototype loaned to me by a friend of mine who is camping this weekend.
[21:35] <_akahige_> tyler_d1: are there particular file areas I should look at?
[21:35] <DasEi> (Slart), kraito : sudo apt-het install dispalyconfig-gtk
[21:35] <kraito> slart: were do i find that
[21:35] <DasEi> get*
[21:35] <Slart> DasEi: ahh.. I understand.. never tried that one
[21:35] <Slart> !pastebin | kraito
[21:35] <IpSe_DiXiT> Mka: too much stress, its many of em, i dont get it, on win there is this marvellous tool Alchool120% which allows u to do some magic with cd images, nothing like this on linux? what about daemontools?
[21:35] <n8tuser> kippster -> prototype board? like those single board puters?
[21:35] <DasEi> Slart : great tool
[21:35] <LuciusMare> i had the app once,it was called like...fakeword.or hateword
[21:35] <helder> #list
[21:36] <tyler_d1> _akahige_: from a terminal cd to that space, then just rm -rf (carefully) and free up space.
[21:36] <DasEi> kraito : sudo apt-get install displayconfig-gtk
[21:36] <kraito> slart: can you explain
[21:36] <Mka> IpSe_DiXiT: I know Alcohol120%
[21:36] <tyler_d1> LuciusMare: haven't tried it with doc... let me tias ... 2 secs
[21:36] <IpSe_DiXiT> Mka: right
[21:36] <Slart> kraito: try doing what DasEi said.. install displayconfig-gtk and see if it makes things better
[21:36] <Mka> IpSe_DiXiT: I am afraid there is nothing like this and it is not that necesarry either
[21:37] <_akahige_> tyler_d1: I was really hoping for more specifics than "just remove stuff, but be careful..."
[21:37] <IpSe_DiXiT> Mka: alright so how do i do?
[21:37] <Mka> IpSe_DiXiT: you can use "bchunk" to convert .bin and .cue to ISO
[21:37] <duffydack> IpSe_DiXiT, as far as I know, brasero handles cue files
[21:37] <peeps123> DasEi auto lo
[21:37] <peeps123> iface lo inet loopback
[21:37] <Mka> IpSe_DiXiT: then it's easy to mount ISO
[21:37] <DasEi> kraito : sudo cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf  /etc/X11/xorg_odd
[21:37] <pingo-> now the fan wont come back
[21:37] <IpSe_DiXiT> duffydack: brasero's buggy and i chose gnomebaker instead
[21:37] <kraito> slart: i do that on the terminal right
[21:37] <Slart> kraito: yes, in a terminal
[21:37] <DasEi> kraito : sudo displayconfig-gtk
[21:37] <Slart> kraito: if you want to point & click you can use synaptic.. the end result is the same though
[21:38] <IpSe_DiXiT> Mka: something exists, its called Furius iso mounter, but it doesnt seem to handle cues
[21:38] <ZykoticK9> IpSe_DiXiT, FYI depending on that the source media of your bin/cues are - directly converting them to ISO may lose parts of the cd!  Not everything can be converted to ISO I'm affraid.
[21:38] <DasEi> kraito : also can copy n paste from messenger to trml (faster way)
[21:38] <Mka> IpSe_DiXiT: it's not "furious" enough, perhaps
[21:38] <IpSe_DiXiT> ZykoticK9: i no, thatz why i dont want to do so
[21:38] <Johnathan> go ubuntu
[21:39] <DasEi> peeps123: altered and saved interfaces ?
[21:39] <IpSe_DiXiT> Mka: haha, was that sarcasm? -_-
[21:39] <Slart> !info catdoc | LuciusMare
[21:39] <peeps123> DasEi yes
[21:39] <DasEi> peeps123: sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart ( will have to reconnect irc after that)
[21:39] <LuciusMare> ubottu: neat,thank you
[21:40] <tyler_d1> LuciusMare: hrmm... not finding much have you tried asking in #bash?
[21:40] <Mka> IpSe_DiXiT: but what is stopping you to convert .cue to .iso and live a a happy .cue-free life thereafter
[21:40] <DasEi> !brain | LuciusMare
[21:40] <kraito> DasEi: it said command not found
[21:40] <DasEi> kraito : which ?
[21:40] <IpSe_DiXiT> Mka: not all the .cue come out good if converted to .iso and lots of times they lose parts... got it?
[21:41] <Mka> IpSe_DiXiT: mmm, I get you now.
[21:41] <IpSe_DiXiT> Mka: kewl
[21:41] <kraito> the first and third
[21:41] <peeps123> DasEi ok
[21:42] <kraito> DasEi: first and third
[21:42] <tyler_d1> _akahige_: if you don't know what is on here... ie. you don't recognize any of the files, you should prolly investigate a few of the names... ie. if there is something hidden, or the permissions on it are limited, you may want to investigate further to see what it is. you "should" recognize some of the files...
[21:42] <DasEi> kraito : sudo apt-get install displayconfig-gtk  ?
[21:42] <kraito> DasEi: the other said "missing destination file operand after `/etc/X11/xorg.conf'"
[21:42] <Maxwell__2> Whenever I try to fsck, it says that my superblock cannot be read. I just replaced my hard drive and it still says this.
[21:43] <Maxwell__2> Any ideas?
[21:43] <DasEi> kraito : sudo cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf  /etc/X11/xorg_odd
[21:43] <tyler_d1> kraito: you may wnat to try your question in #compiz
[21:43] <DasEi> ?
[21:43] <Mka> Maxwell__2: did you use "sudo" in front?
[21:44] <DasEi> kraito: did the gtk install ?
[21:44] <kraito> DasEi: it gave me this "Reading package lists... Done
[21:44] <kraito> Building dependency tree
[21:44] <kraito> Reading state information... Done
[21:44] <kraito> Package displayconfig-gtk is not available, but is referred to by another package.
[21:44] <kraito> This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or
[21:44] <kraito> is only available from another source
[21:44] <FloodBot1> kraito: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:44] <DasEi> kraito : sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[21:45] <darlek> audio works fine, microphone not at all.  external mic, no internal one.  Trying help docs but audio works just not recording
[21:45] <DasEi> kraito :pastebinit /etc/apt/sources.list
[21:45] <DasEi> p*
[21:45] <Prohibited> what boot option do I choose in order to get my computer to boot from a flash drive?
[21:45] <kraito> DasEi: first = sudo cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[21:45] <kippster> n8tuser, not sure.  I am a simple end user.  It is a notebook.
[21:46] <DasEi> kraito: you missed the end of the line :
[21:46] <DasEi> kraito : sudo cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf  /etc/X11/xorg_odd
[21:46] <fccf> Prohibited: it is different on different computers ... depends on the bios .. and some won't do it
[21:46] <DasEi> !usb | Prohibited
[21:46] <n8tuser> kippster -> well you may have to download the drivers for it, you have to google for which driver is needed
[21:46] <darlek> Need help with using microphone in Ubuntu
[21:47] <Gr1nreaper> anybody interested in helping me setup my raid?
[21:47] <darlek> !raid
[21:47] <tyler_d1> Gr1nreaper: finally got mine set up... sw or hw?
[21:47] <kraito> DasEi: i have to install it first
[21:47] <georgij> Hello, I am experience problems in ubuntu. I get like a black screen ( screensaver blackscreen almost I dont know if its the screensaver which causes it ) The screen becomes black after 2 seconds
[21:47] <peeps123> DasEi seems to be working better now
[21:47] <georgij> and then
[21:47] <Gr1nreaper> sw tyler
[21:47] <georgij> I move the mouse
[21:47] <kippster> n8tuser, It was working previously.  It just spontaneously stopped seeing wifi
[21:48] <georgij> and it comes back
[21:48] <Gr1nreaper> but it's fine except after I installed my nvidia graphics driver...
[21:48] <DasEi> kraito : just copy the lines I give you from messenger to trml (mark, then middle-mouse)
[21:48] <iDanny> Hey does any1 use bitlebee?
[21:48] <eido> Justicepsion: reinstalled same prob, can you take a look at my xorg real quick it is very short
[21:48] <eido> Justicepsion: http://pastebin.com/m2d43bd65
[21:48] <fccf> georgij: that may be the default screensaver or system power managment doing that
[21:48] <darlek> !microphone
[21:49] <georgij> fccf, but its a new installed Ubuntu how can this happend?
[21:49] <DasEi> peeps123: good to hear, sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[21:49] <peeps123> DasEi cool
[21:49] <kraito> DasEi: it said pastie can't authenticated, is that normal
[21:49] <georgij> Its not a laptop
[21:49] <georgij> .....
[21:49] <darlek> Audio is fine, microphone is not, tried the docs but it's for audio not microphone.  Any ideas?
[21:49] <kraito> DasEi: but it also asked if i want to still install
[21:50] <fccf> georgij: I don't know why they set it that way... check for yourself .. System>preferences>screensaver
[21:50] <DasEi> kraito : no and yes and I'm on it, just go on
[21:50] <DasEi> peeps123: further hits : http://www.howtoforge.com/the-perfect-desktop-ubuntu-9.04
[21:51] <peeps123> DasEi thank you for all your attention your a God in ubuntu
[21:51] <kraito> DasEi: alright i think installed it. it is done
[21:51] <guntbert> !anyone | iDanny
[21:51] <DasEi> peeps123: nah , advanced user sometimes reading a bit, nah
[21:52] <DasEi> kraito : pastebinit /etc/apt/sources.list
[21:52] <chiques> Anyone else experience problems with Opera browser and facebook?
[21:52] <DasEi> kraito : give url here
[21:52] <Guest79376> » DasEi » òû ïèäàð
[21:52] <fccf> chiques: linux and facebook in general, it works but wonky
[21:52] <DasEi> Guest79376:I'm here
[21:53] <peeps123> DasEi thats your interpretation.....mines is different.....lol
[21:53] <chiques> fccf, Is that because of all the crap that would normally install itself in Windows can't in Linux?
[21:53] <DasEi> peeps123: I can still remember coming here first time -- lool
[21:53] <Guest79376> » DasEi » you are an ass
[21:53] <kraito> DasEi: i copyed the line what know
[21:53] <Guest79376> =)))
[21:54] <DasEi> kraito : give url here (returned from pastebinit)
[21:54] <peeps123> DasEi hope you will rmember me too.....lol
[21:54] <darlek> can anyone troubleshoot microphone in Ubuntu?
[21:54] <fccf> chiques: we like cross-platform accessibility... we don't always get it (due to lazy programmers)
[21:54] <chiques> fccf, I see
[21:54] <soundray> Guest79376: hey, it's spelled ACE
[21:54] <Prohibited> If I mounted a ISO, could I use ctrl alt f1 and then install it?
[21:55] <peeps123> DasEi so I'm going to study ubuntu learn everything I can
[21:55] <kraito> DasEi: http://pastebin.com/f18c61af2
[21:55] <peeps123> DasEi thank you again
[21:55] <Guest79376> » soundray » ýòî ÷àò êàêîé ñòðàíû?
[21:55] <Guest79376> » soundray » this ÷àò what country?
[21:55] <Prohibited> !iso
[21:55] <chiques> fccf, IE is the only browser that works for me when applying to US Navy jobs, those programmers suck
[21:55] <DasEi> peeps123: np :)
[21:55] <Mka> Prohibited: what do you want to do?
[21:56] <peeps123> away to play.....lol
[21:56] <fccf> Prohibited: I know for a fact that 99.997% of the US Navy uses windows, why would they even test on linux
[21:56] <DasEi> kraito: gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
[21:56] <OzFalcon> how do i speed up gnome file access?
[21:56] <DasEi> kraito: call http://pastebin.com/f18c61af2 in your browser
[21:57] <fccf> Prohibited: <+=+> chiques
[21:57] <kiaas> I do believe I require a hard restart on my main box. I can't get to a virtual terminal, I can't SSH in, and the GUI is locked up solid :o
[21:57] <kraito> DasEi: alright
[21:57] <chiques> fccf, Doesn't sound too secure to me
[21:57] <OzFalcon> how do I speed up gnome file access for large amounts of files in a folder?
[21:57] <DasEi> kraito: line 45 , 46 the partners repos
[21:58] <fccf> chiques: not if they arn't connected to the "public" network ... which in most cases they arn't
[21:58] <soundray> kiaas: hold down Alt and PrintScreen and type R E I S U B to reboot safely
[21:58] <DasEi> kraito: delete the "#" in front of that lines
[21:58] <chiques> fccf, I see
[21:58] <kraito> DasEi: can you explain a little more
[21:58] <mac9416> Hello. Is it dangerous to remove language-support-en? Thanks.
[21:58] <DasEi> !repos | kraito
[21:59] <fccf> mac9416:  that is your locale .. see !locale
[21:59] <fccf> !locale
[21:59] <DasEi> kraito: in that file is configured where ubuntu looks for software
[21:59] <mac9416> fccf, very well. If I remove it, will I be sorry when I reboot?
[21:59] <DasEi> kraito : SAVE the file, close it
[22:00] <niko_> .
[22:00] <kraito> DasEi: so you want me to delete all the # and then save it?
[22:00] <guntbert> mac9416: why do you want to remove it?
[22:00] <DasEi> kraito : a "#" in front of mens comment , not all , but (paste) line 45,46
[22:00] <DasEi> means*
[22:00] <Guest71542> kto to jest Jasper nie szłyszałem o nim
[22:00] <dreamvirus> Hello!
[22:00] <mac9416> guntbert, because it depends on Openoffice, which I want to remove.
[22:00] <cfb> Hello All
[22:00] <Prohibited> What command would i have to run in the terminal to install karmic from cd (in ctrl alt f1)
[22:01] <riegersn> is it possible to downgrade to 8.10 from 9.10 beta without formatting the drive?
[22:01] <DasEi> kraito : the two lines saying parners repos
[22:01] <dreamvirus> Can anyone help with installation of Boinc 6.6.40?
[22:01] <Slart> !downgrade | riegersn
[22:01] <soundray> Prohibited: you need to boot from an install medium. Please ask karmic questions in #ubuntu+1
[22:01] <kraito> DasEi: alright so what exactly do you want me to do
[22:02] <riegersn> Slart, im on a production intel laptop with 9.10 - intel graphics drivers aren't working.
[22:02] <PleXuS> could this bug let hang my ubuntu server? -- > http://pastebin.com/d6924717b
[22:02] <kiaas> Putting an alpha/beta on a production machine is just silly
[22:02] <guntbert> mac9416: language-support-en is just a meta-package - that means it brings no functionality by itself
[22:02] <cfb> Is there anybody who achieved wireless static ip configuration on dhcp enabled network with Network Manager Applet (nm-applet) ?
[22:02] <Slart> riegersn: then I would suggest a reinstall
[22:02] <DasEi> kraito : make it look like this and save it http://paste.ubuntu.com/285669/
[22:03] <dreamvirus> Hello! I am new to ubuntu,,,& want to install Boinc 6.6.40 from .sh...Can anyone help me with that?
[22:03] <riegersn> Slart, 9.04 has issues with intel laptops as well, very very slow. would you suggest 8.10?
[22:03] <kraito> DasEi: both lines
[22:03] <bobbies> I'm having problems getting graphics better than 800x600. I've pasted my /var/log/Xorg.0.log here http://pastebin.com/m2beff2ee. Anyone have any ideas
[22:03] <Slart> riegersn: well.. if neither 9.04 or 9.10 works for you then yes, I would recommend 8.10
[22:03] <trijntje> dreamvirus, why dont you use BOINC from the repository?
[22:03] <DasEi> kraito : yes, delete the #` s
[22:03] <dreamvirus> Because it's 6.2.18 way outdates
[22:04] <DasEi> kraito: save the file, close it
[22:04] <kiaas> What fun, I had lots of large images I was considering for new backgrounds up(16MB files..) And now I got to re-load all those pages or lose everything else I had up when the system froze Dx
[22:04] <Mka> dreamvirus: you have source code with you?
[22:04] <kraito> DasEi: on the whole document or just the two lines
[22:04] <mac9416> guntbert, thanks much.
[22:04] <grandrew> hi all! is it possible to disable usb 2.0 support for selected devices only?
[22:05] <Kenji> ubuntu is shit
[22:05] <DasEi> kraito: back in trml : sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[22:05] <DasEi> kraito: look at the pastebin : http://paste.ubuntu.com/285669/
[22:05] <guntbert> mac9416: np, try /msg ubottu info language-support-en for yourself
[22:05] <Mka> !language| Kenji
[22:06] <DasEi> Mka: is out already
[22:06] <soundray> Mka: too late -- he ducked all responses
[22:06] <kraito> DasEi: i got this E: Type 'http://paste.ubuntu.com/285669/' is not known on line 45 in source list /etc/apt/sources.list
[22:06] <dreamvirus> So Any Boinc Users out here?
[22:07] <DasEi> kraito: invalid past-url
[22:07] <kraito> DasEi: what do you mean
[22:07] <fccf> mac9416: if you have followed the instructions there you should be ok
[22:07] <Mka> dreamvirus: are you getting any errors when you try to install?
[22:07] <eido> can someone please look at this xorg this looks incorrect no?  http://pastebin.com/m2d43bd65
[22:08] <sxx> hello, could you update to the ubuntu beta version 9.10 and when it offical release would it just download any files that has changed please
[22:08] <eido> there seems to be no details, is the detail now saved somewhere other than Xorg?
[22:08] <scunizi> eido: looks pretty normal these days.
[22:08] <soundray> sxx: yes. Any further beta questions in #ubuntu+1 please
[22:08] <DasEi> kraito: it's alright,  changed sources and did the update ?
[22:08] <mac9416> fccf, guntbert, thanks, that got it :-)
[22:08] <scunizi> eido: randr and xrandr take care of video setup now.. it can be overridden.. are you having issues?
[22:08] <fccf> eido: in the Device section add Driver "intel" under Configured Video Device
[22:08] <kiaas> Also, is it a normal bug for Ubuntu 9.04+ fglrx(ATI card driver) +wine to make Xorg eat 90-100% of a CPU core and slow down to a crawl at random?
[22:09] <sxx> soundray: im very sorry chap thank you i will update to it now thank you once again
[22:09] <soundray> sxx :)
[22:09] <PCTeacher012> Holy cow!! Google chrome for ubuntu?
[22:09] <kraito> DasEi: what do you want me to do next
[22:09] <DasEi> EIDO : since intrepid the xorg is empty by default though still usuable/fillable
[22:09] <eido> scunizi: http://pastebin.com/m7453f18e
[22:09] <sxx> kiaas: do what i did yesterday install the driver from ati site it`s newer than the ubuntu one unistall ubuntu one it solved my cpu problems too i kept freezing
[22:10] <w0ls0n_> kraito: If your screen resolution doesn't go very high, ubuntu probl can't see your video card. You're going to have to google around and see if you can find a fix
[22:10] <DasEi> kraito: sudo apt-get install diplayconfig-gtk
[22:11] <DasEi> PCTeacher012: possible, yes
[22:11] <boscop> cute kitteh: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XAKroNeQhf0
[22:11] <scunizi> eido: fccf:has the right idea.. intel video isn't my forte though
[22:11] <PCTeacher012> DasEi: I found it on GTK-apps.org (sumthin like that lol)
[22:11] <skand> hi im new on ubuntu
[22:11] <skand> anyone knows a good mirc script exept xchat
[22:11] <skand> ?!
[22:11] <DasEi> kraito: sudo  displayconfig-gtk  (s missing in above cmd, typo)
[22:12] <lolb0t> okay
[22:12] <scunizi> skand: script? or client?  irssi
[22:12] <lolb0t> I need to force my resolution higher
[22:12] <lolb0t> ne1 know how?
[22:12] <PCTeacher012> skand: Welcome to Ubuntu! :D And yes, i do
[22:12] <w0ls0n_> dksnd: irssi
[22:12] <PCTeacher012> Open terminal skand
[22:12] <odonata> what would be required to forward one port from the public ip of the VPNserver to local ip of the VPN subnet?
[22:12] <w0ls0n_> skand irssi that is
[22:12] <DasEi> kraito: up and running ?
[22:12] <skand> ok
[22:12] <PCTeacher012> Yes, i am telling him how to install it w0ls0n_
[22:12] <skand> thnx
[22:13] <skand> :)
[22:13] <PCTeacher012> skand: type sudo apt-get install irssi
[22:13] <spaceBARbarian> is there any way to make rsync run whenever my local directory is changed (file saves etc) ?
[22:13] <scunizi> eido: if this is a fresh install you might consider in terminal.. sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade .. that should fully update your system..
[22:13] <w0ls0n_> :-)
[22:13] <PCTeacher012> skand: And click enter
[22:13] <lolb0t> My current resolution is 800x600, and I want to force it higher because I dont like low resolutions.
[22:13] <skand> i have ircii on synaptic. is this it?
[22:13] <w0ls0n_> screen and irssi = win
[22:13] <lolb0t> oh, and sysinfo
[22:13] <PCTeacher012> lolb0t: Have you tried installing propritory driverS?
[22:13] <lolb0t> os[Linux 2.6.28-11-generic i686] distro[Ubuntu "jaunty" 9.04] cpu[1 x Pentium III (Coppermine) (GenuineIntel) @ 796MHz] mem[Physical: 308.0MB, 38.6% free] disk[Total: 17.5GB, 80.0% free] video[ATI Technologies Inc Rage Mobility M3 AGP 2x] sound[ES1938 - ESS ES1938 (Solo-1)]
[22:14] <DasEi> !resolution | lolb0t
[22:14] <kraito> DasEi: it said display not found
[22:14] <PCTeacher012> skand: No. Use Terminal so you get the correct package and what i said to type
[22:14] <eido> scunizi: i cannot boot the install do i need to do chroot on liveUSB?
[22:14] <kraito> DasEi: i mean command not found
[22:14] <skand> ok i try
[22:14] <PCTeacher012> skand: Thank you, let me know what happens
[22:14] <armstrung> Hello! On my laptop my screen and desktop often freezes and I cant click on anything ! anyone?
[22:14] <DasEi> kraito: sudo apt-get install displayconfig-gtk
[22:14] <PCTeacher012> *tears up* Google chome. Yaay! :D
[22:14] <Siegfried> any good tool to share my wireless connection over wireless? network-manager isn't doing the trick
[22:14] <lolb0t> no, I haven't gotten proprietary drivers
[22:15] <kraito> DasEi: thanks for the help but i got to go to sleep it's late over here ill be here tomorrow if you want to help again. later
[22:15] <trijntje> !icwl
[22:15] <scunizi> eido: the command I gave should look on the internet for all the updates.. if it's looking for the install cd then you need to eliminate the cd as an option in synaptic package manager or just remove it from the drive.
[22:15] <DasEi> kraito: alright
[22:15] <PCTeacher012> lolb0t: Then try to find em, see if it works
[22:15] <Jkessler> i'm trying to install Java 6 SDK, do i need to remove Java JRE?
[22:16] <armstrung> Hello! On my laptop my screen and desktop often freezes and I cant click on anything ! anyone?
[22:16] <DasEi> !ics | Siegfried
[22:16] <Maxwell__2> Whenever I try to fsck hda, I get told that there is "No such file or directory while trying to open /dev/hda", and then it goes on about how the superblock could not be read. How do I fix this?
[22:16] <eido> scunizi: what i meant was i am working currently off a live USB as i cannot boot into the install on hda.  can i chroot onto hda and run that update
[22:16] <darlek_> !mic
[22:16] <PCTeacher012> skand: How did it work out for ya?
[22:16] <DasEi> Maxwell__2: you do this from a live cd..
[22:17] <Maxwell__2> DasEi: I am doing that.
[22:17] <DasEi> Maxwell__2: you make sure drive isn't mounted ...
[22:17] <Maxwell__2> one sec...
[22:17] <scunizi> eido: well. your current resolution is probably because you're running off the usb.. what's preventing you from booting normally?
[22:17] <DasEi> Maxwell__2: you run e2fsck on partitons, not the whole drive like..
[22:17] <Maxwell__2> DasEi, PM?
[22:17] <DasEi> why ? no
[22:17] <Maxwell__2> Argh, I just don't like all the other crap I must look at.
[22:17] <Maxwell__2> Okay....
[22:18] <Maxwell__2> I did sudo umount -a
[22:18] <eido> scunizi: http://pastebin.com/m2d43bd65
[22:18] <Maxwell__2> And it told me that all the devices were busy.
[22:18] <armstrung> Hello! On my laptop my screen and desktop often freezes and I cant click on anything ! anyone?
[22:18] <eido> cannot ctrl alt F keys system halts
[22:18] <Fishie> !gmpc
[22:18] <DasEi> Maxwell__2: sudo e2fsck -p /dev/sda5  , or whatever is your partiton ( sudo fdisk -l to list)
[22:18] <Fishie> !mpd
[22:18] <soundray> armstrung: does this happen randomly?
[22:19] <Maxwell__2> Mmmk, it says it's clean.
[22:19] <armstrung> soundray: it happens almost all the time
[22:19] <armstrung> soundray: and then suddenly it works again
[22:19] <scunizi> eido: so I saw the fstab before.. that's not preventing you from booting.. as for ctrl alt F1-6 is that after you boot into the normal install?
[22:19] <DasEi> Maxwell__2: type mount to see if the hd is mounted or not
[22:19] <Siegfried> DasEi, yes but what about using the same interface, do i have to bridge the wireless connection?
[22:19] <guntbert> Maxwell__2: fsck is for file systems, so you want fsck /dev/hda1 or so...
[22:19] <soundray> armstrung: does it freeze when you leave it alone?
[22:19] <PCTeacher012> skand: Okay, so now. In terminal, type irssi
[22:19] <PCTeacher012> skand: and hit enter
[22:19] <Maxwell__2> And it says that no such file or directory exists.
[22:20] <soundray> armstrung: oh, so it comes back to life
[22:20] <Maxwell__2> And then tells me that the superblock could not be read or does not describe a correct ext2 fs.
[22:20] <skand> :d
[22:20] <DasEi> Siegfried: I never tried that on wireless, for nics either need a switch or better two cards, just from the dark I think you need a second nick, too
[22:20] <armstrung> soundray: when I boot and start lets say firefox it works for a while and then freezes
[22:20] <Maxwell__2> THAT is the problem that keeps happening.
[22:20] <PCTeacher012> skand: Okay, now. In it type the following: /NETWORK add irc.ubuntu.com
[22:21] <skand_> its ok lol
[22:21] <armstrung> soundray: and then I cant even click on Applictions, system, Places
[22:21] <soundray> armstrung: does the keyboard still work?
[22:21] <PCTeacher012> skand: It will inform you it was added, then type /CONNECT irc.ubuntu.com. Then after it loads, type /join #ubuntu
[22:21] <eido> scunizi: after choosing my ubuntu partition I get  dumped to a command line that flickers back and forth to a black screen then finally dumps that error in a gui window and the system at that point halts
[22:21] <DasEi> Maxwell__2: you got the right identifier ? /dev/sdXX ?
[22:21] <skand_> thx PCTeacher012
[22:21] <Maxwell__2> Yes.
[22:21] <Maxwell__2> I did /dev/sda1
[22:21] <PCTeacher012> skand: No problem, what were you using before irssi?
[22:21] <armstrung> soundray: yes for the most part
[22:21] <Prohibited> !iso
[22:21] <eido> scunizi: i cannot do anythinng at that point
[22:22] <soundray> armstrung: how long before it responds to clicks again?
[22:22] <DasEi> Maxwell__2: sudo fdisk -l reports it's the right one ?
[22:22] <Maxwell__2> DasEi: Yes, it reports that it does indeed exist there.
[22:22] <scunizi> eido: k.. when booting you should be getting the grub menu.. if you can see that the second menu line is "rescue" mode or some such.. that's where you need to go.  you'll have options to fix the video or drop to the terminal.
[22:22] <mgv2> is im dissconnected from an irc network - how do i join again?
[22:22] <Maxwell__2> DasEi: And that it is the boot drive.
[22:23] <armstrung> soundray: it depends sometimes I have to switch workspaces and do a few tricks
[22:23] <soundray> armstrung: is this an MSI laptop by any chance?
[22:23] <skand> PCTeacher012,  but i prefer xchat
[22:23] <armstrung> soundray: nope this is a toshiba
[22:23] <eido> scunizi: i am running lilo
[22:23] <skand> i dont have the sames possibilities with terminal
[22:23] <Maxwell__2> DasEi: ??
[22:24] <scunizi> eido: I've no experience with that  someone else may have to guide you there.
[22:24] <Vinconzo_> hi
[22:24] <Vinconzo_> my logitech QuickCam won't work in Ubuntu
[22:24] <armstrung> soundray: someone told me that they had similar problems and they said that it was somekind of graphics issue
[22:24] <eido> scunizi: ill try again it should be ctrl Enter of boot option for lilo
[22:24] <DasEi> Maxwell__2: if you are sure it's the right parti,  have to try an alternate superblock
[22:24] <Vinconzo_> i don't know the exact model
[22:24] <scunizi> eido: good luck
[22:24] <PCTeacher012> Wow, google chrome is the fastest browser on ubuntu O_O :3
[22:25] <soundray> armstrung: it could be a resource conflict. Graphics is also possible. What graphics chipset does it have?
[22:25] <kantor> hi
[22:25] <Maxwell__2> And how does one do that again?
[22:25] <guntbert> !ot | PCTeacher012
[22:25] <Maxwell__2> One throws in a b or something to the fsck2 thinger?
[22:25] <armstrung> soundray: the graphics card is ATI Radeon 9000
[22:26] <olvap> how do i change chanel?
[22:26] <DasEi> Maxwell__2: no, there should be a suggestion in the output of 22fsck
[22:26] <DasEi> e2f...
[22:26] <Maxwell__2> Oh yeah. there.
[22:26] <olvap> # join rubyonrails
[22:26] <Vinconzo_> but the problem is: syslog knows its plugged in and says it puts it at /dev/video0, but /dev/video0 doesnt exist when i 'ls /dev/'. also, it is not listed by lsusb
[22:26] <Maxwell__2> Doing it...
[22:26] <soundray> armstrung: are you using the standard or proprietary driver?
[22:26] <olvap> # /join rubyonrails
[22:26] <lstarnes> olvap: you don't change channels.  You join more channels and part others
[22:26] <arleslie> olvap, do /join #ROOM
[22:26] <lstarnes> olvap: /join #rubyonrails
[22:26] <lstarnes> olvap: it's more like a chat room than a tv channel
[22:26] <olvap> thanks
[22:26] <Maxwell__2> DasEi: It once again tells me that no such file or directory was found, and the same superblock error bullshit.
[22:27] <olvap> yes, i know, thns
[22:27] <Pici> !language | Maxwell__2
[22:27] <DasEi> Maxwell__2: sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[22:27] <kantor> is there a bad sector scanning, hard drive surface scanning and error reporting software for linux ?  (but not like fsck . . .)
[22:27] <DasEi> kantor : smartmontools
[22:27] <nudeelephants> help me with this and I may just worship you for the rest of my life: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8052898
[22:27] <DasEi> !smart
[22:27] <Maxwell__2> DasEi: done.
[22:28] <armstrung> soundray: that's the issue I remember that I installed a proprietary graphics driver for the ATI 9000 but when I go to Hardware Drivers it says No Proprietary drivers are in use
[22:28] <DasEi> kantor : uups, wrong trigger
[22:28] <soundray> armstrung: maybe you bypassed the Ubuntu mechanism for proprietary drivers when you installed it
[22:28] <DasEi> Maxwell__2: sudo fdisk -l | pastebinit
[22:29] <PCTeacher012> How come i cant install the kubuntu-desktop package? It keeps giving me dependencies that are needed forever
[22:29] <armstrung> soundray: sry i dont understand what u meen :P
[22:29] <Maxwell__2> http://pastebin.com/f5fd5e945
[22:29] <scunizi> PCTeacher012: kubuntu-desktop will pull in tons of dependancies
[22:29] <mr_boo> is there a reasonable way to organize the grub bootloader?
[22:29] <DasEi> !who | Maxwell__2
[22:30] <PCTeacher012> scunizi: Well, i finally got to the last dependency, it said i have it, but it is depended and will not be used?
[22:30] <Maxwell__2> DasEi, it's easier to just PM people if one is THAT concerned.
[22:30] <Maxwell__2> Dasei: still though, was it all readable etc?
[22:30] <scunizi> PCTeacher012: do an update .. sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[22:31] <mneptok> nudeelephants: ls /var/lib/dpkg/info/ | grep mixx
[22:31] <DasEi> Maxwell__2: yes, no pm cuts you off from others help
[22:31] <nudeelephants> sorry, mneptok....whaaat??
[22:31] <soundray> armstrung: when you installed the driver, did you go through the System-Administration-Hardware Drivers dialog?
[22:31] <Maxwell__2> .....
[22:31] <DasEi> Maxwell__2: k, /boot on a single drive, intersting, got another suggestion for superblock ?
[22:31] <mneptok> nudeelephants: run that command. what does it say?
[22:31] <nudeelephants> oh
[22:32] <lolb0t> PCTeacher012, the graphics card drivers are only capable of 800x600, however, when I used slax, I learned that it can force the drivers to 1024x768, which worked good and looked good. I'm now trying to find out how to do that on xubuntu
[22:32] <Maxwell__2> DasEi: What do you mean?
[22:32] <nudeelephants> nothing, mneptok
[22:32] <armstrung> soundray: atleast I think so :p
[22:32] <mneptok> nudeelephants: sudo apt-get clean && sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[22:32] <armstrung> soundray: I don't have this problem on my other computers
[22:32] <kantor> DasEi, no problem
[22:33] <armstrung> soundray: but then again they dont have the same graphics card
[22:33] <DasEi> Maxwell__2:the first e2fsck gave you a number  for an alternate superblock, that was ?
[22:33] <Maxwell__2> DasEi: 8193
[22:33] <DasEi> Maxwell__2:sudo e2fsck -b     8139       /dev/sda1
[22:34] <DasEi> Maxwell__2:throwing a new number ?
[22:34] <etyrnal> would someone be willing to help me with grub for a moment?
[22:34] <Maxwell__2> DasEi: No, same old 8193
[22:34] <nlogax> hello! i just installed the 9.10 beta on my imac. most things seem to be working. sound, however, always comes from the crappy internal speakers, even when something else is plugged into the output jack. has anyone had this problem?
[22:34] <Slart> !karmic | nlogax
[22:34] <nudeelephants> mneptok: still broken, it is
[22:35] <DasEi> Maxwell__2:sudo hdparm -z && sudo e2fsck -p          /dev/sda1
[22:35] <htorres11393> what partition does a usb drive need to have in order to make a boot disk out of it?
[22:35] <mneptok> nudeelephants: sudo apt-get clean && sudo apt-get -f install && sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[22:35] <soundray> armstrung: it would be strange for it to say 'no proprietary drivers...' if you installed them through that mechanism
[22:35] <nlogax> dunno if it's a beta issue or not, since i (foolishly?) installed the beta as my first attempt
[22:35] <soundray> armstrung: anyway, here's a suggestion in case it's a resource conflict:
[22:35] <nudeelephants> mneptok: I've done all that before...without success
[22:35] <DasEi> htorres11393: similar to a hd install, least swap and /
[22:35] <Maxwell__2> DasEi: Yes? And...?
[22:35] <DasEi> !usb
[22:35] <dub54> hi
[22:35] <mneptok> nudeelephants: df -h
[22:35] <htorres11393> okay but like i'm trying to make my ipod nano which i don't use anymore a boot disk
[22:36] <mneptok> nudeelephants: how much free space do you have?
[22:36] <DasEi> Maxwell__2:same effect  ?
[22:36] <htorres11393> i try to reformat it and nothing happens
[22:36] <htorres11393> it still has all the music on it
[22:36] <dub54> i'm trying to install a vnc server onto ubuntu, i've tried following a guide i found online but when i try to run sudo gedit /etc/xinetd.d/Xvnc it says cannot open display. any ideas?
[22:36] <Maxwell__2> I just got a big list of potential modifiers/commands/etc.
[22:36] <soundray> armstrung: boot into the BIOS setup and disable all onboard devices that you don't critically need for booting. See if you still get that behaviour.
[22:36] <nudeelephants> mneptok: over 6gb
[22:36] <armstrung> soundray: yes i think so because I also installed the driver for my Wifi
[22:36] <mneptok> nudeelephants: k
[22:36] <mr_boo> is there a smart way to organize the grub boot menu?
[22:36] <Maxwell__2> DasEi: I think you may have messed up on the format, so it is displaying the correct format.
[22:37] <Maxwell__2> DasEi: Re-type that for me please.
[22:37] <armstrung> soundray: ok thx I will try that tomorrow
[22:37] <kerel> mr_boo: edit menu.lst
[22:37] <soundray> armstrung: if you don't, re-enable the devices one-by-one until the fault reappears. By that time, hopefully you'll have a workaround.
[22:37] <mr_boo> kerel: thanks
[22:37] <nudeelephants> mneptok: am I ****ed?
[22:37] <mneptok> nudeelephants: sudo dpkg --clear-avail
[22:37] <armstrung> soundray: yeah thx
[22:37] <DasEi> Maxwell__2:  ? i don't understand ..
[22:37] <nudeelephants> mneptok: no output. I don't know if there was supposed to be?
[22:38] <lolb0t> os[Linux 2.6.28-11-generic i686] distro[Ubuntu "jaunty" 9.04] cpu[1 x Pentium III (Coppermine) (GenuineIntel) @ 796MHz] mem[Physical: 308.0MB, 39.1% free] disk[Total: 17.5GB, 80.0% free] video[ATI Technologies Inc Rage Mobility M3 AGP 2x] sound[ES1938 - ESS ES1938 (Solo-1)]
[22:38] <mneptok> nudeelephants: sudo apt-get clean && sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[22:38] <DasEi> Maxwell__2:sudo hdparm -z /dev/sda  && sudo e2fsck -p  /dev/sda1   , right , missed a part
[22:38] <Maxwell__2> DasEi: Right, thought so, thank you.
[22:39] <reaxor> Hi I have a question bout switching video cards from a geforce mx to a geforce fx, can I just swap them out and it'll autodetect(ubuntu 9.04)
[22:39] <sebsebseb> !language |  nudeelephants
[22:39] <vge> !tv
[22:39] <nudeelephants> mneptok: still no luck. it keeps telling me about "Segmentation faultsts...0%"
[22:39] <ericdb> Why is bold text in firefox SO BOLD, and how can I fix it?
[22:39] <Maxwell__2> DasEi: Same response, same suggested block number.
[22:39] <DasEi> reaxor: not auto, but can go via vesa to synaptic and install then
[22:39] <ubuntu> how do i reinsatll a loader for ubuntu
[22:39] <nudeelephants> oi, bug off sebsebseb. I didn't even curse
[22:39] <mneptok> nudeelephants: you might want to boot to live media and run an fsck on your root partition
[22:39] <FFEMTcJ> I've been a user of AWN, however I am about to setup ubuntu on a new machine.. I'm just curious if there is a decient reason for me to switch to gnome do
[22:39] <sebsebseb> !grub |  ubuntu
[22:40] <nudeelephants> mneptok: what does that mean? lol
[22:40] <scunizi> reaxor: before swapping unactivate the old cards nvidia drivers if you're using them.. after installing the new card sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade then look in System>Admin>hardware drivers for a newer driver.
[22:40] <sebsebseb> nudeelephants: stars still count
[22:40] <ubuntu> nice 1 x
[22:40] <nudeelephants> sebsebseb: fuck off
[22:40] <mneptok> sebsebseb: it's OK.
[22:40] <DasEi> Maxwell__2:sudo e2fsck -b     8139       /dev/sda1
[22:40] <soundray> ericdb: probably by installing msttcorefonts, unless you already have them
[22:40] <mneptok> nudeelephants: that is NOT OK
[22:40] <Maxwell__2> DasEi: I already did that, but shall do it again....
[22:40] <Maxwell__2> Oh, shit.
[22:40] <DasEi> Maxwell__2:try
[22:40] <htorres11393> DasEi check the pm i sent you
[22:40] <Maxwell__2> DasEi: It says it's mounted.
[22:41] <DasEi> Maxwell__2:oo
[22:41] <nudeelephants> oh my my, I have said a word. notify congress
[22:41] <Maxwell__2> DasEi: and asks if I really want to continue.
[22:41] <reaxor> ok thanks.
[22:41] <mneptok> !language > Maxwell__2
[22:41] <Maxwell__2> DasEi: should I continue?
[22:41] <DasEi> Maxwell__2:  NO!
[22:41] <Maxwell__2> DasEi: OKAY!
[22:41] <DasEi> Maxwell__2:  sudo umount -a
[22:41] <mneptok> nudeelephants: there are language policies for this channel. ignore them at your peril.
[22:41] <ericdb> Thanks soundray, I'll give it a shot.
[22:42] <DasEi> Maxwell__2:sudo e2fsck -b     8139       /dev/sda1
[22:42] <nudeelephants> mneptok: at my peril? seriously?
[22:42] <perlsyntax> How do i update my gcc 4.4.3 to the new one?
[22:42] <digitaloktay> hi people
[22:42] <dub54> Can anyone link me to a tutorial that will assist me installing a VNC server/
[22:42] <perlsyntax> hi
[22:42] <mneptok> nudeelephants: seriously. keep swearing and you will be banned.
[22:42] <surfzoid> :v mono
[22:42] <DasEi> Maxwell__2:if we go further, we risk damage
[22:42] <Maxwell__2> DasEi: Exact same response as always.
[22:42] <htorres11393> isn't that the new one perlsyntax?
[22:42] <perlsyntax> i not sure
[22:43] <DasEi> Maxwell__2: any recent powercuts ? old drive ?
[22:43] <htorres11393> check
[22:43] <fritzophrenic> installation question: I have 2 partitions already set up on an otherwise empty hard drive, I am having trouble with my Windows install so I'm installing Ubuntu first, but I don't see an option in the installer to use the existing partitions
[22:43] <Maxwell__2> DasEi: Well nothing is working and nothing is of value on this computer any more excepting the hardware.
[22:43] <nudeelephants> mneptok: I've sworn once. ONCE.
[22:43] <fritzophrenic> how do I select the partition for it to use?
[22:43] <Maxwell__2> DasEi: I thought it could have been the HD, so I replaced the master with a different one.
[22:43] <Tare1off> when i installed ubuntu did i wipe out windows-or how can i make sure it is coompletely gone?
[22:43] <htorres11393> because they have nothing in them
[22:43] <sebsebseb> Tare1off: you want to make sure Windows is gone?
[22:43] <mneptok> nudeelephants: which is why you are not banned already. i suggest not trying Strike 2
[22:43] <ericdb> soundray: That did it, thanks again!
[22:44] <Tare1off> sebsebseb: oh yes definitely
[22:44] <htorres11393> fritzophrenic if you have nothing on the hard drive then just repartition it
[22:44] <perlsyntax> gcc 4.3.4 is the new one on gcc htorres11393
[22:44] <chai> how come itunes wont work in wine?
[22:44] <Maxwell__2> DasEi: and no crazy powercuts of which I am aware.
[22:44] <chai> quicktime will install
[22:44] <sebsebseb> Tare1off: when you installed Ubuntu did it tell it to use the whole hard disk, or how did you install?
[22:44] <sebsebseb> Tare1off: did you tell it above
[22:44] <fritzophrenic> sure, but I read all kinds of warnings that Windows won't operate unless it created the partition itself
[22:44] <Slart> chai: you'll have to ask the wine people that.. have you checked the application database?
[22:44] <fritzophrenic> in the Ubuntu guides online
[22:44] <Slart> !appdb | chai
[22:44] <soundray> ericdb :)
[22:44] <perlsyntax> is there  gc PPA out
[22:44] <chai> slart: thanks i will check
[22:44] <bitplane> Hi, I'm looking for qemu openbios packages, how would I go about finding/installing them? I tried "apt-cache search openbios" and there's nothing there
[22:44] <perlsyntax> gcc
[22:44] <chai> ubottu: thank you too
[22:44] <digitaloktay> hat karmic x-server 1.7.0 ??
[22:45] <digitaloktay> has*
[22:45] <htorres11393> but windows doesn't like sharing
[22:45] <sebsebseb> !thanks | chai
[22:45] <htorres11393> you have to install it first fritzophrenic
[22:45] <Slart> !karmic | digitaloktay
[22:45] <Tare1off> sebsebseb: nebie not sure had someone on here help me but didnt really know what was gooing on ,,,asked them to help kill windows hope it happened that way...how do i amke sure of it
[22:45] <scoro> Hei Guys,
[22:45] <perlsyntax> Does anyone know how to update my gcc on ubuntu 9.04
[22:45] <scoro> Could You Help Me._
[22:45] <BronzeAu1> Twice - I checked
[22:45] <chai> what? i didnt know ubottu was a bot. my bad
[22:45] <Maxwell__2> DasEi:????
[22:45] <Slart> perlsyntax: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get dist-upgrade should update to what's in the repos
[22:45] <sebsebseb> Tare1off: places  > computer  and then can you get into a Windows partition?
[22:45] <perlsyntax> thanks
[22:45] <scoro> i just installed ubuntu, and i dont know how to use it.!
[22:45] <sebsebseb> chai: np
[22:45] <Slart> perlsyntax: if you need anything newer you'll have to get it installed yourself
[22:46] <sebsebseb> scoro: oh one of those ok
[22:46] <DigitalKiwi> htorres11393: please don't spread misinformation, you do not have to install windows first, you just have to reinstall grub if you happen to install it not first
[22:46] <Tare1off> sebsebseb: you mean type in the word; places in my line command (dork here)
[22:46] <sebsebseb> scoro: Why did you install Ubuntu and what do you want to use it for?
[22:46] <fritzophrenic> well, I suppose it's a fresh hard drive, I can't imagine I'll lose THAT much data if I end up needing to start all over when I go to install Windows
[22:46] <DigitalKiwi> it is admittedly easier to install it first, but just barely
[22:46] <DasEi> Maxwell__2: well, we can try more as it's broken now anyway, little risk to worse thing is there, though
[22:46] <sebsebseb> Tare1off: no  not command line graphicalley
[22:46] <sebsebseb> Tare1off: the top panel, and then places and then computer
[22:46] <htorres11393> it's easier if you install windows first
[22:46] <gregsp___> hi guys have intrepid server installed - how do i upgrade it to karmic from the command line
[22:46] <nerdy_kid> hey guys, any way i can use land based phone lines with ubuntu?
[22:47] <DasEi> Maxwell__2:  sudo umount -a
[22:47] <Maxwell__2> DasEi: So long as it isn't going to fuck my hardware.
[22:47] <BronzeAu1> Morning all. How is every one?:-D
[22:47] <gregsp___> is it just a case of sudo apt-get -u dist-upgrade
[22:47] <mo0nykit> Hi guys! I'd like to learn about the inner workings of the X Server. I've tried looking around X.org, but I couldn't find any comprehensive tutorial or documentation. What could be a good place to start?
[22:47] <Slart> !upgrade  | gregsp___
[22:47] <Maxwell__2> DasEi: done.
[22:47] <scoro> Because, I Didnt Have Any Other Windows and my xp crashed
[22:47] <sebsebseb> gregsp___: you would have to upgrade through 9.10, also  8.04 is recommended for proper servers since it's the LTS
[22:47] <mneptok> Maxwell__2: do i really need to remind you about !language again?
[22:47] <scunizi> gregsp___: wait until karmic is out of beta and it'll be easier
[22:47] <DigitalKiwi> not worth doing a complete reinstall just to avoid having to install grub again imo
[22:47] <sebsebseb> !language |  Maxwell__2
[22:47] <Slart> gregsp___: nope.. dist-upgrade doesn't change intrepid to karmic
[22:47] <Prohibited> !language | Maxwell__2
[22:47] <Tare1off> sebsebseb: ok once in "computer" then what
[22:47] <DasEi> Maxwell__2:sudo e2fsck -b    98304  /dev/sda1
[22:47] <Maxwell__2> lmao
[22:48] <gregsp___> whats the command i bang in then to upgrade to karmic?
[22:48] <sebsebseb> Tare1off: well  for hard disks or file systems what does it say
[22:48] <nerdy_kid> any way to use land based phone lines with linux?
[22:48] <Tare1off> sebsebseb: at wok now not on that puter
[22:48] <Maxwell__2> DasEi: doing it, but it warned that /dev/sda1 was not cleanly unmounted.
[22:48] <Slart> gregsp___: read the link ubottu sent you
[22:48] <scoro> i've insatlled ubuntu5.10
[22:48] <DasEi> Maxwell__2:stop it then
[22:48] <soundray> nerdy_kid: sure. You need a modem.
[22:48] <pgaz> hello
[22:48] <scoro> and thats old
[22:48] <sebsebseb> Tare1off: oh ok, and there are also some other ways to find out if you still got a Windows partition
[22:48] <Maxwell__2> DasEi: I don't know how?
[22:48] <DasEi> Maxwell__2:sudo mke2fs -n /dev/sda1 | pastebinit
[22:48] <DigitalKiwi> scoro: lawl, why would you do this?
[22:48] <soundray> !modem | nerdy_kid
[22:49] <Tare1off> sebsebseb: but once was in there messin around and saw a screen that showed 2 windows computers and my wifes mac on it??? and i did nothing like that???
[22:49] <Prohibited> What is a Partitioner that I can download and just use to resize my external hard drive without having to burn it to disk? Excluding GParted.
[22:49] <DasEi> Maxwell__2:sudo umount -f /dev/sda1
[22:49] <nerdy_kid> soundray thanks, i have a standered laptop so i think it has a modem, what software do i need?
[22:49] <gregsp___> yeah sudo do-release-upgrade says that there no newer versions?
[22:49] <arleslie> can someone tell me a good domain controller for ubuntu?
[22:49] <sebsebseb> Tare1off: maybe Samba got set up
[22:49] <chris_> what is the best solution to flash on ubuntu x64? should i use adobe with the wrapper thing or is any of the open source options better?
[22:49] <scoro> hei, can someone help me.?
[22:49] <htorres11393> Prohibited why would you wana do that?
[22:49] <gregsp___> !upgrade
[22:49] <sebsebseb> !samba |  Tare1off
[22:49] <htorres11393> scoro what's your problem?
[22:49] <Slart> chris_: use the native 64bit adobe version
[22:49] <Maxwell__2> DasEi: it said that /dev/hda1 was not found.
[22:49] <DasEi> !ask | scoro
[22:49] <mneptok> chris_: there is an official x86_64 Flash for Linux from Adobe
[22:50] <sebsebseb> scoro: ok don't do 5.10
[22:50] <Maxwell__2> DasEi: Any way that you can SSH into me?
[22:50] <Prohibited> htorres11393: 500GB external hard drive, 250GB offiles on it at the moment and i wanna make a ext3 partition from it (atm it is 500GB NTFS)
[22:50] <Tare1off> sebsebseb: how does saba get installed when i didnt do it?
[22:50] <gregsp___> no wait sorry i'm on jaunty already not intrepid
[22:50] <DigitalKiwi> I think I have a box of about 20 5.10 disks
[22:50] <chris_> what is the easiest way to get it? it is not in the package manager is it?
[22:50] <Tare1off> sebsebseb: samba i meant
[22:50] <soundray> nerdy_kid: many laptop "modems" aren't proper modems, in that they load the modulation/demodulation work off onto the CPU. They are also often proprietary.
[22:50] <gregsp___> got the names confuse me! bring back edgy! lol
[22:50] <scoro> How can i update my ubuntu.?
[22:50] <DasEi> Maxwell__2: alright, pm me then
[22:50] <DigitalKiwi> yup =D
[22:50] <HawaiianEskimo> quick q: how would one install a live linux distro on a thumbdrive?
[22:50] <Slart> !usb | HawaiianEskimo
[22:51] <DasEi> scoro : sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[22:51] <sebsebseb> Tare1off: I thought you said that someone e lse helped you set up your computer
[22:51] <Prohibited> scoro: System -> Administration -> Update Manager
[22:51] <soundray> nerdy_kid: you can try System-Administration-Hardware Drivers to see if Ubuntu offers a driver by default.
[22:51] <htorres11393> Prohibited: Do a backup of the info on it first then repartition and put the stuff back on
[22:51] <dub54> Can someone link me to a VNC server installation tutorial?
[22:51] <Slart> HawaiianEskimo: I think the "persistent live usb install" is what you want
[22:51] <soundray> nerdy_kid: does your laptop have an RJ-11 socket?
[22:51] <sebsebseb> !vnc > dub54
[22:51] <Prohibited> htorrest11393: lol where am I suppose to put 250GB of files?
[22:51] <nerdy_kid> soundray ok thanks for your help! :)
[22:51] <Slart> !vnc | dub54
[22:51] <scoro> the update manager dosent work
[22:52] <Tare1off> sebsebseb: yes i had a laptop running beside the computer that i was putiing the ubuntu in, and was chatting on here with someone who helped me do it...and i told them i wanted to kill(murder) w98 and wipe it clean
[22:52] <sebsebseb> scoro: there will be issues trying to upgrade  5.10  to a supported version
[22:52] <scoro> Okei,
[22:52] <sebsebseb> scoro: you should just sort yourself out with a later version of Ubuntu and install that, much easier
[22:52] <ArkoldThos> someone having problems while mounting NTFS partitions on Kubuntu Karmic Koala?
[22:53] <Tare1off> sebsebseb: yet the other day i messin round lookin all thru my puter and in my computer saw 2 other windows puters and my wifes lapper
[22:53] <sebsebseb> ArkoldThos: #ubuntu+1 is currently the Karmic channel
[22:53] <scoro> but can i download a newer version from the internet._
[22:53] <scoro> ?
[22:53] <sebsebseb> scoro: yes
[22:53] <Slart> scoro: go to www.ubuntu.com, download a new version
[22:53] <Tare1off> subsubsub: almost like i had a network or something
[22:53] <ArkoldThos> sebsebseb, oh, sorry, I though I was talking in it :p
[22:53] <sebsebseb> scoro: and good idea to md5sum check the ISO before burning the contents of it to CD
[22:53] <latexknight> could this have caused my BIN directory to become permission denied when executing all commands? USER=root ; COMMAND=/bin/chmod -R -x+X /var/www/cd /bin/
[22:53] <sebsebseb> !md5sum | scoro
[22:53] <chris_> Slart: so the flashplugin-installer is what i need?
[22:54] <Slart> chris_: I think so
[22:54] <chris_> Slart: thanks
[22:54] <gregsp___> yeah so upgrading via the command line to karmic from jaunty? can;t see anything in those links?
[22:54] <sebsebseb> gregsp___: don't do that yet
[22:54] <gregsp___> ?
[22:54] <sebsebseb> gregsp___: the final isn't out yet and #ubuntu+1 is currently the Karmic channel
[22:54] <gregsp___> how?
[22:54] <latexknight> could this have caused my BIN directory to become permission denied when executing all commands? USER=root ; COMMAND=/bin/chmod -R -x+X /var/www/cd /bin/
[22:55] <gregsp___> sebsebseb - i only want a basic system to run one package..... this really isn't a mission critical computer lol
[22:55] <Tare1off> sebsebseb: when ubuntu went in there was a moment when it showed windows and ubuntu on a flashing curder in DOS andd that  is when someone on here said was the defining moment of wiping w98...so i clicked on buntu and that is when the clean wipe supposedly began and the clean ubuntu install began?
[22:55] <sebsebseb> gregsp___: in fact  unless the Ext3 to Ext4 conversion is good enough,  Karmic should be the one many people should clean install for it :)   really fast boot up shutdown, and disk checking after 23 or so boots
[22:55] <sebsebseb> gregsp___: ok which package?
[22:55] <soundray> latexknight: yes
[22:56] <Tare1off> sebsebseb: it was a great feeling i hate windows so much...but it is like buntu knows it was there and knows we have a mac too?
[22:56] <gregsp___> usbip
[22:56] <sebsebseb> Tare1off: you shouldh ave got rid of Windows 98  years ago really, since it hasn't been supported by Microsoft for years
[22:56] <gregsp___> but if i WAS to type the comman din what would it be? haha
[22:56] <sebsebseb> Tare1off: I guess you were in places > network or something
[22:57] <Tare1off> sebsebseb: yeah i know but i hardly use that ole beast but now that i have ubuntu i use all the time love it
[22:57] <hanshenrik> the "search" feature is fucked at my computer, Sometimes it thinks php.ini exist, sometimes it cant find it (when i do full search for "php.ini" from / and down)  but its not deleted/added, cus i can always open it manually... :s
[22:57] <sebsebseb> !love > Tare1off
[22:57] <sebsebseb> !language |  hanshenrik
[22:57] <hanshenrik> oh.. sorry
[22:58] <etyrnal> how do i change which of the two internal HDs GRUB is physically stored on, and run from??
[22:58] <SealedWithAKiss> I know that this is unrelated, but I don't know where else to go. I am paying for an 8MB broadband package with the British ISP Virgin Media. For the last few days, I have been experiencing slow download and upload speeds. I have ran a test on www.speedtest.net and my download speed is 2.39Mb/s and my upload speed is 0.13Mb/s. I have called technical support (Indian call centre) 8 times and each time I have bee
[22:58] <SealedWithAKiss> n told that it's my browser which is the problem, or that I haven't cleared the cache in Internet Explorer. I have been hung up on 8, yes 8 times! I don't know what else to do, I know that it isn't my problem! I have tried using 2 different operating systems and 3 browsers!
[22:58] <FloodBot1> SealedWithAKiss: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:58] <DigitalKiwi> sebsebseb: windows 98 doesn't need support from microsoft ofc ;D
[22:58] <colblood> etyrnal: use the rescue function
[22:58] <sebsebseb> DigitalKiwi: hmm?
[22:58] <Tare1off> sebsebseb: certainly if i ahve w98 in there iw ould see something as i boot up into ubuntu right?
[22:59] <sebsebseb> Tare1off: ok you want help setting up a later version of Ubuntu?
[22:59] <chiques-2> I have two routers (ethernet router and wireless router) that are in between my network printer. Currently I use Idp://192.168.0.4/printer  to configure the printer in ubuntu. What syntax would I use if my wireless router is 192.169.0.1?
[22:59] <DigitalKiwi> sebsebseb: it was the last good OS from them ;D
[22:59] <sebsebseb> DigitalKiwi: heh
[22:59] <Tare1off> sebsebseg: no i have buntu 904 now?
[22:59] <sebsebseb> in a way
[22:59] <Slart> SealedWithAKiss: go go #networking or some channel like that.. this isn't the right place (unless it's an ubuntu specific problem)
[22:59] <etyrnal> hd0 is the Win XP drive, and the second hd is ubuntu, but i think Ubuntu drive maye be dying
[22:59] <SealedWithAKiss> Slart, thanks.
[22:59] <sebsebseb> Tare1off: ok I got mixed up with the one that did 5.10
[22:59] <sebsebseb> Tare1off: anyway yes places > network have a look at that
[23:00] <sebsebseb> Tare1off: ,but if you want to share files  with Windows you need Samba installed
[23:00] <soundray> SealedWithAKiss: I may be able to help you a bit in #ubuntu-classroom
[23:00] <sebsebseb> Tare1off: that is Windows on another computer
[23:00] <Tare1off> sebsebseb: OMG NO...i want to make sure windows is GONE every bit of it
[23:01] <sebsebseb> Tare1off: right, but I thought you were also happy that is apparnatly detected your  Mac
[23:01] <Tare1off> sebsebseb: no no
[23:02] <Tare1off> sebsebseb simply want ubuntu nothing else
[23:02] <sebsebseb> Tare1off: ok and your not even on the computer? hmm
[23:02] <soundray> SealedWithAKiss: still here?
[23:02] <SealedWithAKiss> soundray, I'm here.
[23:02] <sebsebseb> Tare1off: well wehn yo uare, the places > computer thing, check to make sure Windows partition isn't there.  you could even install gparted   and  check that there isn't a Windows partition.  or  even use the Live CD with the gparted on there to have a look
[23:02] <cmwslw> i'm only getting about 40kB/s for the karmic upgrade
[23:03] <SealedWithAKiss> soundray, I will join #ubuntu-classroom.
[23:03] <Tare1off> sebsebseb: when i boot up from the off position and it runs thru the black and white screen wouldnt i see achoic of w98 or ubuntu if i had them both in t here
[23:03] <eido> scunizi: those errors i am getting are from my /var/log/Xorg.0.log http://pastebin.com/m438f686b
[23:03] <sebsebseb> cmwslw: You probably shoudn't really be doing that yet since the final isn't out yet,  and  #ubuntu+1 is currently the Karmic channel
[23:03] <Tare1off> sebsebseb: wouldnt i see w98 as a choice when i start up my puter if  i left it in there?
[23:03] <Rect> The new gnome is pretty sick
[23:04] <ch33zer> Hey everyone, I have a problem with screen in the console. It will not let me scroll up. I assume that this is because of the clock in the lower right. Any way to fix this? If not, is there any way to get rid of the clock?
[23:04] <eido> I dont understand how I can boot fine into a GUI on the live USB but as soon as I boot into my install it blows up.
[23:04] <sebsebseb> Tare1off: yes probably
[23:04] <sebsebseb> Rect: hmm?
[23:04] <ooze> hi all!
[23:04] <Rect> I like the new default icon pack for gnome
[23:04] <Rect> makes ubuntu look more professional and less like shit
[23:04] <sebsebseb> eido: How much RAM, and which version of Ubuntu?
[23:04] <sebsebseb> eido: Also which graphics card?
[23:04] <sebsebseb> !language |  Rect
[23:05] <sebsebseb> Rect: also #ubuntu+1 is the channel where you can talk about Karmic
[23:05] <ooze> does anyone know a way to automaticly change the permissions of a file when they are placed in a directory?
[23:05] <Rect> I have one question though lol
[23:05] <JAYNESStheGreat> I need a software package to run a virtual winXP workstation; any suggestions?
[23:05] <Rect> I'm trying to connect to Efnet
[23:05] <Rect> Xchat keeps loading up freenode and ubuntu
[23:05] <Slart> !vm | JAYNESStheGreat
[23:05] <sebsebseb> Rect: Xchat hmm
[23:05] <Slart> JAYNESStheGreat: my personal recommendation is virtualbox
[23:05] <sebsebseb> Rect: I run Konversation a KDE app in Gnome, it's so nice
[23:05] <Tare1off> sebsebseb plus when i click on everything as  i learn the ubuntu software i never see it no icins or anything...just that weird screen in network that makes it look like a have 3 computers on a network...2 windows and one apple...what is really wierd is the apple has never been in any way connected tto the ubuntu (dell) puter? it runs wireless and the dell is hard wired?
[23:06] <sebsebseb> Rect: :)
[23:06] <Rect> It's XChat-Gnome or something, it came with 9.10
[23:06] <sebsebseb> Rect: ask in #ubuntu+1
[23:06] <dsfagreg> What's the best mind-mapping tool?
[23:07] <eido> sebsebseb: eeepc 1000 1 gig memory Intel 945GME ubuntu 9.04
[23:07] <sebsebseb> dsfagreg: I think there is something out there for mindmapping that is good  and opensource for Linux, but in that case I don't remember the name
[23:07] <JAYNESStheGreat> thx all, quick answers, cya
[23:07] <sebsebseb> !intel |  eido
[23:08] <eido> sebsebseb: yeah but why would it work fine in live boot
[23:08] <sebsebseb> eido: not sure
[23:08] <dsfagreg> sebsebseb: you seem to be the smarter one. Do you know about a mindmapping tool for ubuntu?
[23:09] <PCTeacher012> how do i turn on metacitys compositor?
[23:09] <nooc> i have 3 microsoft operation systems at on hard disk, if a install ubuntu grub should recognize all of than?
[23:09] <EricTheHax> gconf-editor
[23:09] <sebsebseb> dsfagreg: no and I dont' think there is anything in the repo, but  you might be able to find one if you search sites such as  http://www.sf.net and http://www.freshmeat.net or even Google
[23:09] <PCTeacher012> how do i turn on the compositor of metacitY?
[23:09] <Tare1off> sebsebseb: well when i go home ill look in my computer abd see if  ican find w98 in there,,,hey wouldnt it be in my ADD/REMOVE area if i hadnt killed it?
[23:10] <sebsebseb> nooc: yes it probably will
[23:10] <EricTheHax> gconf-editor apps metacity general
[23:10] <sebsebseb> Tare1off: uh no
[23:10] <ch33zer_> I hate to repeat myself, but it seems that my question was passed over. When using GNU screen, I cannot scroll the screen up (using putty to connect remotly). Anyone else have this problem? KNow how to fix it?
[23:10] <sebsebseb> Tare1off: that's a GUI for apt-get  which lets you install programs from the Ubuntu repo
[23:10] <dsfagreg> sebsebseb: there's nothing in the repo? Last time I checked there were more than 27000 packages.
[23:10] <EricTheHax> then just check compositing_manager
[23:10] <sebsebseb> dsfagreg: I meant nothing in the repo probably for mind mapping
[23:11] <dsfagreg> sebsebseb: That's a very poor assumption.
[23:11] <PCTeacher012> Thank EricTheHax
[23:11] <sebsebseb> dsfagreg: Not every Linux programs in the repo
[23:11] <EricTheHax> np
[23:11] <PCTeacher012> Although Cairo Dock still does not work? It has a black box around it
[23:12] <dsfagreg> sebsebseb: There's 27000 packages. Come on, I'm not talking about "every linux program", just ANY mindmapping tool.
[23:12] <sebsebseb> dsfagreg: Cario Dock being an example of a program that isn't in the repo,  only saying since  PCTeacher012  just now
[23:12] <dsfagreg> sebsebseb: thanks for trying though.
[23:12] <sebsebseb> dsfagreg: you can search synaptic
[23:12] <sebsebseb> dsfagreg: add/remove is basic   synaptic package manager is more advanced
[23:12] <sebsebseb> dsfagreg: you probably won't be able to find one though
[23:12] <PCTeacher012> sebsebseb: I got it from running sudo apt-get install cairo-dock in terminal. IS that not part of the repos?
[23:13] <sebsebseb> PCTeacher012: oh it's in the repo now?
[23:13] <dsfagreg> sebsebseb: just did, and found 6 mindmapping tools. Yeah right, I didn't find *one*.
[23:13] <PCTeacher012> sebsebseb: Yes, i guess it was just currently added
[23:13] <Pici> dsfagreg: apt-cache search mindmap   brings up a few candidates for me, I don't know which would be good though
[23:13] <Tare1off> sebsebseb: no idea bout that, i guess what you are saying is w98 could be in my comuter but i cant see or find it as a newbie puter dork! i will say this my computer only has 3.5 gig on the hard drivr including 810, the 380 upgrades and the 904 upgrade, taking that into consideration could w98 possibly still be there?
[23:13] <PCTeacher012> sebsebseb: Though it stilldoes not work on my computer when running metacitys comositing manager lol
[23:13] <sebsebseb> dsfagreg: oh well  I had this feeling there wasn't anything,  looks like I was wrong, and in that case that stuff got added recently
[23:13] <dsfagreg> Pici: yes, there are some. I'll try them, thanks :)
[23:13] <dsfagreg> sebsebseb: Stop being pessimistic.
[23:14] <PCTeacher012> sebsebseb: How do i run gconf-editor? It has been two months since i have ran ubuntu. I got a CD from them 2 days ago
[23:14] <sebsebseb> !atitude |  dsfagreg
[23:14] <sebsebseb> !attitude |  dsfagreg
[23:14] <PCTeacher012> !aptitdue | dsfagreg
[23:14] <dsfagreg> PCTeacher012: As sebsebseb said, not every program might be in the repos, but every major program is. Glad you found what you were looking for.
[23:14] <PCTeacher012> dsfagreg: I need to know how to run gconf-editor. That is it
[23:14] <sebsebseb> dsfagreg: or  sometimes good answers aren't  available just like that, but people still tried to help you
[23:15] <dsfagreg> sebsebseb: I understand you're a volunteer, and thanks for doing that. I'm just being reasonable.
[23:15] <Pici> sebsebseb: Stop it with the bot.
[23:15] <PCTeacher012> I have avant-window-navigator now
[23:15] <PCTeacher012> but i still need to activate compostiting manager for metacity though the gconf-editor
[23:16] <PCTeacher012> There we go, found out how. Nevermind
[23:16] <ssmy> ch33zer_: re scrolling screen, that is one of the properties of using screen.
[23:16] <PCTeacher012> AWN is now one package referring to all the extras and itself. Anyways, how do i uninstll it in terminal? haha
[23:17] <dsfagreg> sebsebseb: nothing personal. Catch ya later.
[23:17] <PCTeacher012> Where is all cairo's themes....
[23:17] <ghiacciolo> Scusatemi qualcuno mi può indicare dove parlare in italiano
[23:17] <sebsebseb> dsfagreg: ok np I guess
[23:17] <sebsebseb> !it |  ghiacciolo
[23:18] <PCTeacher012> What is the command to remove programs through terminal?
[23:19] <sebsebseb> PCTeacher012: sudo apt-get  remove program,  or if you want to do the config files as well.  sudo apt-get purge program
[23:19] <PCTeacher012> kk thanks
[23:19] <sebsebseb> PCTeacher012: also  programs tend to have hidden .folders with the actsual program user data in home
[23:19] <ldlework_> omg omg
[23:19] <ldlework_> I just installed esound by accident
[23:19] <ldlework_> It uninstalled a bunch of alsamixer stuff!
[23:19] <sebsebseb> PCTeacher012: You know about those?
[23:19] <ldlework_> What did I do?
[23:20] <EricTheHax> they say the ***x on compact flash and crap is equal to rpms of a cd. so how many rpms is 1x equal to?
[23:20] <harisund> Hey guys is there anyone around who has experience using Ubuntu on a Tablet PC (Toshiba Portege M200) .. I am using wacom-tools and it works fine, but sometimes when scribbling on Xournal it's like the stylus skips over places or doesn't ink correctly. Any idea if I am having hardware issues with the resistive screen or whether it has something to do with calibration? (I am dual booting Windows XP and it doesn't happen that often on Windows XP
[23:20] <PCTeacher012> sebsebseb: Know about what? Sorry, i am installing cairo-dock themes
[23:20] <PCTeacher012> trying to at least
[23:20] <sebsebseb> PCTeacher012: hidden .folders in home   that have  program user data
[23:20] <sebsebseb> PCTeacher012: so if you remove a program, well  there may be some stuff left behind to do with it
[23:20] <PCTeacher012> sebsebseb: Oh yea, yea i do
[23:21] <PCTeacher012> sebsebseb: So you are  saying i should see if AWN is in there?
[23:21] <sebsebseb> PCTeacher012: usaully the .folder will be left behind,   ok you know about that
[23:21] <sebsebseb> PCTeacher012: and instead of removing a program,   you can delete/move the .folder and  then it will be like you just installed that program
[23:22] <PCTeacher012> sebsebseb: Yea, same as windows (C:\Program Files) lol, nothing gets deleted from it.and okya sebsebseb
[23:22] <sebsebseb> PCTeacher012: a bit like that, but for example the  Firefox profile  in Windows actsauly doesn't go in there,   anyway this is now off topic really
[23:23] <sebsebseb> PCTeacher012: When talking about how Windows does stuff in here yeah.
[23:23] <EricTheHax> ubuntu == humanity for humans who love linux == wakawakawakawaka
[23:23] <dub54> hi, when i connect to my vnc server on ubuntu, i only get a terminal window?
[23:23] <ikonia> EricTheHax: please don't be silly
[23:23] <EricTheHax> lol
[23:23] <ikonia> EricTheHax: I'm not laughing, please don't mess around
[23:23] <ikonia> dub54: is it running a full X11 install
[23:24] <dub54> i dont know lol, how can i find out
[23:24] <EricTheHax> ubuntu still pwnz
[23:24] <ikonia> EricTheHax: I won't ask you again, check the /topic of the channel
[23:25] <PCTeacher012> There we go, found its plugins in their respidtory haha
[23:25] <dub54> ikonia: how do i find out?
[23:25] <EricTheHax> i dont get it.... whats wrong
[23:25] <ikonia> EricTheHax: this is a support channel, for ubuntu technical issues discussion (as it says in the topic) you making random pointless comments is not what this channel is for
[23:25] <ikonia> dub54: ps -ef | grep X is normally a good guess
[23:26] <dub54> just returns aload of crap lol
[23:27] <EricTheHax> ok how do i fix my ubuntu without reinstalling? my vbox install wouldnt work so i tried reinstalling it then i tried the repo version then i just kept trying and im desperate it will not run vbox anymore after i messed around with WMs
[23:27] <ikonia> dub54: well, I'm sure it doesn't who's server is this
[23:27] <Primefalcon> Is there a way to just wipe the history of the last command given in a bash script?
[23:27] <dub54> mine, i just literally purchased it
[23:27] <ikonia> Primefalcon: remove it from the .bash_history file
[23:27] <dub54> i just need to install a vnc server on it so i can access it easily for me
[23:27] <ikonia> dub54: if you're not confident with what's on it, speak to the person/hosting company you have it from
[23:27] <sebsebseb> EricTheHax:  You make it sound like you were trying  Ubuntu in Virtualbox on Windows?
[23:28] <EricTheHax> no
[23:28] <EricTheHax> im in ubuntu
[23:28] <EricTheHax> ive been VMing windowsw
[23:28] <Chunky_Ks> Afternoon all. I'm having a really hard time getting gpsd hotplugging working.
[23:28] <Primefalcon> ikonia: its for a bash script in /home/<username>/bin and as part of the command I am passing the password so I want it to auto wipe that from history without wiping it all
[23:28] <Chunky_Ks> I'm using ubuntu 9.04
[23:28] <sebsebseb> EricTheHax: just do a new WIndows vm?  or  ask in #vbox for support ?
[23:28] <ikonia> Primefalcon: use grep and sed to wipe it out as part of the script
[23:28] <PCTeacher012> I need help with a program error, http://pastebin.com/d25c18b9a
[23:29] <Chunky_Ks> Googling I found a whole bunch opf people with similar problems, and I've tried several fixes described
[23:29] <Primefalcon> ikonia: was afraid it'd be a sed thing lol
[23:29] <EricTheHax> i tried and my ubuntu installation will not run vbox no matter what and i dont know why
[23:29] <EricTheHax> it did before
[23:29] <Chunky_Ks> https://lists.berlios.de/pipermail/gpsd-commit-watch/2009-February/001966.html that one got me closest
[23:29] <mneptok> EricTheHax: how did you install VirtualBox?
[23:30] <habermann24> an idea why blacklisting modules wouldn't work?
[23:30] <habermann24> i want to blacklist some modules
[23:30] <Chunky_Ks> I saw a bunch of mentions that the whole issue is fixed in gpsd-2.39-2, but I can't find that package anywhere
[23:30] <PCTeacher012> Any help for my error?
[23:31] <perlsyntax_> Does anyone know where i can find the gmone ubuntu 9.10 beta dvd?
[23:31] <perlsyntax_> i  had a hard time find it
[23:31] <EricTheHax> first i installed it from the repos then after a while ppl in #vbox showed me that its not the latest version so i replaced it with the latest version then i wanted more performance so i installed xubuntu-desktop and now vbox wont show up in xfce or gnome i tried reinstalling then i tried replacing it with the repo version and still no dice now i dont know what to do
[23:31] <Gnea> perlsyntax_: what's a gmone?
[23:31] <ikonia> Primefalcon: 9.10 support is in #ubuntu+1
[23:31] <perlsyntax_> gnomr
[23:31] <perlsyntax_> gnome
[23:31] <Gnea> ah
[23:32] <Chunky_Ks> perlsyntax_: isn't it linked in huge letters from the top of the ubuntu homepage?
[23:32] <Gnea> !karmic | perlsyntax_
[23:32] <ikonia> Primefalcon: sorry  that wasn't meant for you
[23:32] <ikonia> Gnea: thank you
[23:32] <perlsyntax_> i want the dvd
[23:32] <ikonia> perlsyntax_: I don't believe it's released yet
[23:32] <Gnea> ikonia: *tips hat*
[23:32] <perlsyntax_> i want to try the beta
[23:32] <EricTheHax> what say you, awesome ubuntu community
[23:32] <Prohibited> When I try to copy a file from a NTFS drive to another, I get the error "Error making symbolic link: Operation not permitted"
[23:32] <ikonia> perlsyntax_: #ubuntu+1 is the place to discuss it
[23:32] <mneptok> EricTheHax: now that you have installed it manually, are you updating the associated VBox kernel modules every time Ubuntu gets a new kernel?
[23:32] <maco> perlsyntax_: cdimage.ubuntu.com
[23:33] <EricTheHax> ooooooooooh
[23:33]  * mneptok nods
[23:33] <mneptok> EricTheHax: this is why we use repos.
[23:33] <EricTheHax> well now the repo version dont work either
[23:33] <Prohibited> When I try to copy a file from a NTFS drive to another, I get the error "Error making symbolic link: Operation not permitted"
[23:33] <jane_uk> need to reinstall grub as windows overwritten it,superdisk didnt work
[23:33] <perlsyntax_> thanks
[23:33] <sebsebseb> !grub |  jane_uk
[23:34] <Prohibited> When I try to copy a file from a NTFS drive to another, I get the error "Error making symbolic link: Operation not permitted"
[23:35] <ian_> hello
[23:35] <sebsebseb> ian_: hello
[23:35] <fearful> !hi | ian_
[23:35] <EricTheHax> so since neither the repo version nor the new version will work what do i do
[23:35] <ian_> it shows i have 1 broken package how do locate it
[23:35] <ian_> XD
[23:35] <Primefalcon> ikonia: actualy could I just do a wc -l nad then pass the amount of lines to sed since the amount of lines would also be the last line?
[23:36] <ian_> i'm a linux noob
[23:36] <ikonia> Primefalcon: maybe that would work, try it, experimentation is the key
[23:36] <lloowen> Hello all. I've set up most of the usual servers for a friend. i.e. web, mysql, sftp, ssh, samba. I connect to this server using putty and a web address created using the dynamic IP service on dyndns.com. The last thing I did was setting up configuring vnc4server. Now I have lost all connection to this remote server. No ssh, web, sftp. This server is running on a LAN and the owner of the LAN says he can connect to the server using a vnc c
[23:36] <sebsebseb> ian_: I think that can be  fixed in the synaptic package manager
[23:36] <mneptok> EricTheHax: apt-get purge the repo version. reove the version you installed by hand. then "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install virtualbox-ose && sudo apt-get upgrade && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade"
[23:37] <ian_> oshit
[23:37] <sebsebseb> ian_: hmm???
[23:37] <ian_> nvm
[23:37] <ian_> lol
[23:37] <ian_> my bad
[23:38] <lloowen> what command shows all services running on a linux?
[23:39] <Seveas> lloowen, ps
[23:39] <fearful> yes
[23:39] <fearful> ian_, sebsebseb go to the synaptic package manager and in Settings > Filters Broken package
[23:39] <sebsebseb> fearful: yes that's what I was thinking of
[23:40] <Seveas> lloowen, or in karmic, 'initctl list' would be an approximation of a list of all processes that are services
[23:40] <ian_> yeah i fuguer it out
[23:40] <ian_> *figured
[23:40] <kn100> i make a file called start.sh, give it executable permissions, then in the sh script is 'gnome-terminal --execute gksu apt-get install ninvaders && ninvaders' and it says it cant find package && yet if i run the command in a terminal on its own it works fine
[23:40] <EricTheHax> ok i purged all so do i use the downloaded one or the repo one?
[23:40] <DasEi> can anyone tell how to access webinterface of 2wire gateway/router  ? first ip in net doesn't work ?  and standard pass ?
[23:41] <EricTheHax> 192.168.1.254
[23:41] <ldlework_> What is alt-f2 supposed to do? I run xmonad and it takes over the MOD key
[23:41] <jane_uk> help please..Probing devices to guess BIOS drives. This may take a long time.
[23:41] <jane_uk> grub-probe: error: Cannot open `/boot/grub/device.map'
[23:41] <jane_uk> [: 494: =: unexpected operator
[23:41] <jane_uk> The file /media/root/boot/grub/stage1 not read correctly.
[23:41] <jane_uk> root@ubuntu:~#
[23:41] <FloodBot1> jane_uk: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:41] <EricTheHax> alt-f2 runs a command
[23:41] <ldlework_> does it run gmrun?
[23:41] <ldlework_> Or something else?
[23:41] <EricTheHax> it runs what you type into it
[23:41] <ldlework_> How can I manually make whatever alt-f2 invokes run
[23:41] <ldlework_> EricTheHax, I understand, but what is *it*
[23:42] <ldlework_> What program does alt-f2 invoke?
[23:42] <EricTheHax> hit alt+f2 dangit
[23:42] <sebsebseb> !pastebin > jane_uk
[23:42] <EricTheHax> just do it
[23:42] <ldlework_> I already told you, it doesn't work for me
[23:42] <fearful> ldlework, anything you want
[23:42] <EricTheHax> weird
[23:42] <ldlework_> fear, what is the thing that pops up that you type into
[23:42] <ldlework_> that runs the command that you type
[23:42] <fearful> ldlework, it don't for me either
[23:42] <ldlework_> is it gmrun?
[23:42] <ldlework_> gmrun is a program that lets you type any command into it
[23:42] <Pici> DasEi: Thats not really on-topic for this channel, check your manual and ##networking
[23:43] <fearful> Thats strange, in intrepid alt+f2 worked fine with this fresh new install of jaunty it don't work
[23:43] <DasEi> Pici:you're right, and of course it's not mine :-D
[23:43] <EricTheHax> its not gmrun i dont have gmrun but alt-f2 still works for me
[23:43] <Gnea> fearful: perhaps you need to rehash your desktop settings
[23:43] <jane_uk> what is [: 494: =: unexpected operator
[23:44] <fearful> Gnea, I'll give that a try
[23:44] <ForestBear> hey guys is there any pokemon like game for ubuntu?
[23:44] <ForestBear> or even any windows versions to.... say, uh, torrent.
[23:44] <sebsebseb> !piracy > ForestBear
[23:44] <etyrnal_> help
[23:45] <sebsebseb> ForestBear: You can ask in #ubuntu-offtopic about  gaming on Linux, what kind of games you can install and that
[23:45] <jane_uk> what is 494 = unexpected operator
[23:45] <ForestBear> uh torrenting isn't illegal...
[23:45] <kristian_> i copied a file from /tmp to ~/Desktop. it has a padlock icon on it, how can i remove the padlock? not the file!
[23:45] <EricTheHax> run forest run
[23:45] <ForestBear> oh ok.
[23:45] <EricTheHax> run for your life..........
[23:45] <EricTheHax> forest
[23:45] <idleone_> ForestBear: torrenting windows games is
[23:45] <etyrnal_> in a two drive system, 1st drive being XP on hd0, and 2nd being ubuntu oh hd1, i have been trying to move grub to the hd0 drive with no success
[23:45] <michael1> my intel 3945 wireless card doesn't work. the pertinent dmesg and lshw information is at http://paste.ubuntu.com/285721/ Any ideas?
[23:46] <seyfarth> I'm thinking of picking up a Dell netbook with ubuntu, but it comes with ubuntu 8.04. Will I need the external disc drive to upgrade to the latest version of the OS?
[23:46] <fearful> Gnea, I'm so dumb I had changed it myself accidentally
[23:46] <EricTheHax> idleone: unless they are free to distribute and/or only distributed by their creator on a torrent
[23:46] <IdleOne> EricTheHax: semantecs
[23:46] <Gnea> fearful: ah, so it's working now?
[23:46] <EricTheHax> semantecs? whats that?
[23:47] <fearful> Gnea, yes haha
[23:47] <Gnea> fearful: cheers :)
[23:47] <etyrnal_> anyone here know how to work with grub?
[23:47] <sebsebseb> etyrnal_: of course
[23:47] <Gnea> !grub | etyrnal_
[23:47] <sebsebseb> !details |  etyrnal_
[23:47] <etyrnal_> i already have it working on hd1, but i need to move it to hd0
[23:47] <EricTheHax> etyrnal_: duuuuh
[23:47] <bejames> seyfarth: No, you should be able to upgrade with a usb stick/thumbdrive
[23:47] <ForestBear> idleone_: not necessarily
[23:48] <Gnea> fearful: no need to feel dumb, everyone makes silly mistakes from time to time
[23:48] <seyfarth> bejames: alright, thanks. I'll see if I can dig up a how-to on that.
[23:48] <pete_> how do I create a new user account from the command line
[23:48] <sebsebseb> pete_: sudo passwd username
[23:48] <etyrnal_> i am not trying to resore it...  i am trying to MOVE it...  i keep explaining this, but noone seems to catch that fact
[23:48] <maco> EricTheHax: a misspelling of semantics
[23:48] <fearful> Gnea, haha ok thanks, thanks for the help anyway
[23:48] <EricTheHax> whats semantics
[23:49] <kristian_> i copied a file from /tmp to ~/Desktop. it has a padlock icon on it, how can i remove the padlock? not the file!
[23:49] <Gnea> etyrnal_: just switch the drives and replace hd1 with hd0
[23:49] <IdleOne> ForestBear: it is off topic for this channel. we don't discuss torrents of windows apps/games.
[23:49] <chris_> Is there any drives you can install for an integrated intel GM965/GL960 graphics controller?
[23:49] <jane_uk> trying to get grub back on my boot screen with windows
[23:49] <Gnea> !intel | chris_
[23:49] <maco> EricTheHax: a word in the English language
[23:49] <sebsebseb> jane_uk: Did you have a look at the restoregrub link that the bot gave you?
[23:49] <maco> EricTheHax: http://dictionary.com
[23:49] <jane_uk> yes seb
[23:50] <IdleOne> EricTheHax: it's details, anything can be argued to be legal or illegal given enough details. point is that it is still offtopic for here
[23:50] <felix_> hi! i cant make myself oper with ircd-hybrid. the server im trying to opme is a pc inside my lan. oper user is felix@192.168.0.192 , so i can be the only oper, and only from this pc. the password is set unencryptered for debuggin'. when i try /oper felix_ ***** i got this response from server: felix_ establece modo +i felix_ && Only few of mere mortals may try to enter the twilight zone. any idea?
[23:50] <keimo> hey, i selected to open images with text editor!! how i can restore the default sttings
[23:50] <jane_uk> grub> setup (hd0,5)
[23:50] <jane_uk>  Checking if "/boot/grub/stage1" exists... yes
[23:50] <jane_uk>  Checking if "/boot/grub/stage2" exists... yes
[23:50] <jane_uk>  Checking if "/boot/grub/e2fs_stage1_5" exists... yes
[23:50] <jane_uk>  Running "embed /boot/grub/e2fs_stage1_5 (hd0,5)"... failed (this is not fatal)
[23:50] <jane_uk>  Running "embed /boot/grub/e2fs_stage1_5 (hd0,5)"... failed (this is not fatal)
[23:50] <FloodBot1> jane_uk: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:50] <sebsebseb> !pastebin |  jane_uk
[23:50] <EricTheHax> you said it was illegal, but thats a bad generalization
[23:50] <sebsebseb> jane_uk: use pastebin
[23:50] <jane_uk> grub> setup (hd0,5)
[23:50] <Gnea> jane_uk: why are you trying to install grub to the MBR of a partition?
[23:50] <jane_uk>  Checking if "/boot/grub/stage1" exists... yes
[23:50] <jane_uk>  Checking if "/boot/grub/stage2" exists... yes
[23:50] <jane_uk>  Checking if "/boot/grub/e2fs_stage1_5" exists... yes
[23:50] <jane_uk>  Running "embed /boot/grub/e2fs_stage1_5 (hd0,5)"... failed (this is not fatal)
[23:50] <FloodBot1> jane_uk: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:50] <jane_uk>  Running "embed /boot/grub/e2fs_stage1_5 (hd0,5)"... failed (this is not fatal)
[23:51] <Seeker`> sebsebseb: you've already told them that
[23:51] <pete_> sebsebseb, nope
[23:51] <Gnea> jane_uk: please, use the pastebin
[23:51] <LjL> sebsebseb: you do realize that the bots alredy told jane_uk to use the pastebin, and thre's no need to tell them another two times
[23:51] <LjL> (athough they still didn't get it, but eh)
[23:51] <kristian_> i copied a file from /tmp to ~/Desktop. when i look at my desktop the file has a padlock on it. (root rights)  how can i remove the padlock? (not the file!)
[23:51] <jane_uk> gnra - i have reinstalled windows to c:
[23:51] <vadimy> hello, can anybody help me just for 5-10 minutes? i have a problem, can't config my 5.1 sound card... i read tons of manuals, guides, created different .asoundrc files, and nothing... i really need help please
[23:51] <EricTheHax> i torrented my own windows game i made cause there were 3000 seeds and i started the torrent and my friend hates rapidshare. should i press charges on myself?
[23:51] <jane_uk> pastebin?
[23:51] <Gnea> jane_uk: that is irrelevent, c: is still a partition
[23:51] <sebsebseb> LjL: exactly which is why I told them again
[23:51] <Gnea> jane_uk: yes, please check your scrollback
[23:51] <fearful> !pastebin > jane_uk
[23:52] <Gnea> jane_uk: you've been told many times now
[23:52] <jane_uk> gnea, my linux is on hdo,5)
[23:52] <LjL> sebsebseb: well no, you told them again - twice - *before* they spammed a second time
[23:52] <IdleOne> EricTheHax: fine! you are right. Still off topic.
[23:52] <jane_uk> when wins boots it doesnt have grub anymore?
 hey, i selected to open images with text editor!! [23:47] <keimo> how i can restore the default sttings
[23:52] <pete_> how do I create a new user account from the command line
[23:52] <Gnea> jane_uk: but to boot into it you need to have access from the MBR of the whole drive, which is hd0, not hd0,1 or hd0,5
[23:52] <josh_> #xubuntu
[23:52] <LjL> jane_uk, please try reading the things that people tell you, otherwise you can't be helped.
[23:52] <EricTheHax> so should i install the repo version of vbox or the latest version?
[23:52] <EricTheHax> now that i have a new kernel
[23:52] <sebsebseb> LjL: Did I? hmm
[23:53] <jane_uk> i am a little confused gnea
[23:53] <LjL> sebsebseb: unless servers are not synced and i'm seeing different things on my side than you are.
[23:53] <jane_uk> ok, so do i need to write to mbr?
[23:53] <Gnea> jane_uk: that's because you haven't read what we've been telling you. either that, or you're not understanding some basics on hard drive partitioning
[23:53] <Gnea> jane_uk: do you know what the MBR is?
[23:53] <sebsebseb> jane_uk: When Windows gets installed it goes over  the Grub that you see
[23:54] <jane_uk> gnea. it was reinstalled
[23:54] <jane_uk> prior to that it was working dual boot
[23:54] <sebsebseb> jane_uk: The Master Boot Record is the very first section of a hard disk  where Grub the boot loader goes,  which allows you to boot up Ubuntu,  but  if you put Windows on after Ubuntu was installed,  it will go over the MBR and only Windows will boot up
[23:54] <Gnea> jane_uk: what was reinstalled?
[23:54] <Maiku> I have a laptop with an nvidia card that I want to dual screen with. It would be most convenient to have my laptop (the smaller monitor) on the left, but 0,0 on the desktop isn't on a monitor. That makes the icons etc offscreen above the laptop monitor
[23:54] <kristian_> can someone please help me! i copied a file from /tmp to ~/Desktop. when i look at my desktop the file has a padlock symbol on it, i guess it's because i need root rights to edit it. what can i type in terminal to remove the padlock of the file?
[23:54] <jane_uk> master boot record
[23:54] <Gnea> jane_uk: by what?
[23:55] <Maiku> is there a way to get past that limitation?
[23:55] <billiam> hallo?
[23:55] <etyrnal_> so it SEEMS grub installed ok...  http://pastebin.ca/1593273 but if i unplug hd1, the grub dies at "Error 21"
[23:55] <jane_uk> i had xp on 1st partition and linux elsewhere...
[23:55] <Gnea> jane_uk: please, don't assume that I know what you're talking about - please provide some detail
[23:55] <jane_uk> win got corrupt so i needed to reinstall, then lost boot screen 4 linux
[23:55] <sebsebseb> jane_uk: The boot screen 4 linux  as your calling it, is called Grub
[23:55] <DigitalKiwi> you'll need to reinstall grub
[23:56] <Gnea> jane_uk: okay, so you reinstalled XP and now you can't select between XP and Linux, right?
[23:56] <jane_uk> yes grub isnt there now
[23:56] <jane_uk> yes sir
[23:56] <DigitalKiwi> !grub
[23:56] <Gnea> okay
[23:56] <pete_> how do I switch users without logging out?
[23:56] <DigitalKiwi> there you go
[23:56] <Gnea> jane_uk: please see the first URL that DigitalKiwi pointed out to you
[23:56] <Gnea> jane_uk: it has full details on how to fix it
[23:56] <jane_uk> do i just type it here?
[23:57] <jane_uk> exclamation grub
[23:57] <Gr1nreaper> I was here earlier... asked a strange question.... I'm ok, just a little delusional :D
[23:57] <Gnea> jane_uk: what? no, just go here:  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub  and read it, follow directions.
[23:57] <jane_uk> thanks will try now x
[23:57] <Gr1nreaper> anyway, I need help setting up dmraid in jaunty jackalope...
[23:58] <Gr1nreaper> I have an nvidia SATA (fakeRAID) array set to mirror... and I'm dual booting 9.04 and xp pro off an IDE drive...
[23:58] <DigitalKiwi> what will ubuntu do when you get to Z for release names? D:
[23:58] <Gnea> DigitalKiwi: A! :D
[23:58] <sebsebseb> DigitalKiwi: You can ask in #ubuntu-offtopic
[23:58] <josh_> can some one help me my wifi card is detected and i can see my network but i cannot pick wpa
[23:58] <IdleOne> DigitalKiwi: Zonky Zebra and then they will start over using weird names :)
[23:59] <Gr1nreaper> dmraid seems to be discovering just fine, but I want it setup nice and easy-like so I can see and mount it from nautilus just like my other partitions
[23:59] <Gr1nreaper> anyone think they can walk me through that?