[00:00] <Gr1nreaper> hmm... people keep on coming and going
[00:00] <fsufitch> is Ubuntu One stable enough that I can keep relatively vital files on it?
[00:00] <Nitrodist> anyone else get this problem in the nautilus file explorer?  I search for a directory by typing the name and then click on the directory with my mouse and nautilus opens up the top most folder.  This is in list view.
[00:00] <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
[00:01] <colblood> tried alsamixer vadimy?
[00:01] <sebsebseb> fsufitch:  Not sure if that is actsauly offtopic, but  you could ask in #ubuntu-offtopic
[00:01] <bagside> tytyjtyjty
[00:01] <bagside> hjdjdjdty
[00:01] <habermann24> fsufitch: vital files?
[00:02] <vadimy> colblood, wait a second please, i'll try
[00:02] <Pici> fsufitch: They have their own channel here, #ubuntuone
[00:02] <Nitrodist> fsufitch, if you even have to ask... :>
[00:02] <fsufitch> habermann24, such as schoolwork :)
[00:02] <fsufitch> and i'll ask in #ubuntuone
[00:03] <habermann24> fsufitch: i have ALL my important files on a ubuntu server
[00:03] <fsufitch> though i guess my question answered itself since I just got 503'd by one.ubuntu.com
[00:03] <Gr1nreaper> I'd really appreciate help on this as I'm new at this linux thing
[00:03] <habermann24> fsufitch: i would say ubuntu is a much better choice to save files than Windows :D
[00:03] <vadimy> coldblood, well, if you mean a console tool, I don't really know what to do with it...
[00:04] <colblood> just make sure master etc arent muted
[00:04] <habermann24> use software raid1 or something if you're feeling bad
[00:04] <vadimy> coldblood, I think I just need to configure some .asoundrc file right, but after I've tried so many copies of them I don't really know what to do
[00:04] <vadimy> coldblood, nope... they aren't
[00:04] <colblood> k
[00:04] <colblood> are you using digital or analog output?
[00:04] <fsufitch> habermann24, doubtless. i use ubuntu as my main OS, but i was wondering if i should keep my homework and such on my local hard drive or on some remote place
[00:05] <fsufitch> i guess i'll wait until the actual release of 9.10 :)
[00:05] <habermann24> fsufitch: hmm.. defently backup your shit :)
[00:05] <linxeh> fsufitch: of course
[00:05] <Gr1nreaper> re-creating the array is out of the question... it's already full of files
[00:05] <vadimy> coldblood, actually I don't know..
[00:05] <Nitrodist> fsufitch, you should keep it in TWO different physical places
[00:05] <Gr1nreaper> the array is there, windows knows it, why can't ubuntu show it just like my IDE partitions?
[00:05] <vadimy> coldblood, how to find out that?
[00:05] <baudsmoke> Leafpad and mousepad wont let me search text within the open text file.
[00:06] <Nitrodist> fsufitch, possibly 3
[00:06] <mozart11> hi
[00:06] <Rakko> Hi, all. I'm having a problem with the text console in Jaunty. All colors with the bright/high intensity attribute set appear as gray. Additionally, both yellows appear as gray. How do I fix this?
[00:06] <Gr1nreaper> before I installed dmraid, ubuntu saw the array as 2 seperate drives (they are 2 physically seperate drives, actually)
[00:07] <fsufitch> Nitrodist, roger that. especially considering that I screwed up my 9.10 beta installation and I had to wipe my hard drive. Thank goodness for USB drives
[00:07] <sebsebseb> fsufitch: By the way
[00:08] <sebsebseb> fsufitch: #ubuntu+1 is currently the 9.10 channel
[00:08] <Nitrodist> fsufitch, keyword 'i screwed up' :P
[00:08] <erin> how do i switch users in ubuntu without logging off either one !?!?!?
[00:09] <fsufitch> sebsebseb, i was wondering about that. thanks
[00:09] <sebsebseb> fsufitch: np
[00:09] <fsufitch> Nitrodist, i know :) we learn from our mistakes
[00:09] <erin> how do i switch users in ubuntu without logging off either one !?!?!?
[00:10] <fsufitch> erin: in the top right corner, click your name, and select switch user
[00:10] <indicava> so I updated my karmic install several times since the beta release and still no new login screen :( how come, screenshots on the web show for a clean karmic beta install
[00:10] <fsufitch> or another user's name
[00:10] <LucidGuy> Struggling to find a decent wifi scanner that will work with my Dell Mini.  Any recommendations? Kismet and swscanner are not options due to hardware issues.
[00:10] <fsufitch> it won't log anyone off
[00:10] <indicava> lucid: iwlist scan ?
[00:11] <sebsebseb> indicava: #ubuntu+1 for Karmic support and discussion
[00:12] <MichaelKohler> I have messed up my grub.cfg.. I have now taken the sample from https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Grub2 but now Grub says I need to load the kernel first.. could somebody please tell my how I can find the information what I need to edit in this grub.cfg sample?
[00:12] <LucidGuy> indicava,  Thats actually not bad, but I prefer something more GUI ..
[00:12] <Prohibited> is ext4 stable? or should I use ext3?
[00:12] <n-iCe> I use ext4, goes fine
[00:12] <sebsebseb> Prohibited: is it stable in  9.04 not properly stable, will it be properly stable in 9.10 though yes
[00:12] <rainy-day> hi, my ps/2 keyboard works fine in windows and in grub linux loader, but once ubuntu is loaded, it no longer works. my usb keybaord works fine.
[00:12] <indicava> lucid: why not network-manager?
[00:13] <kristianpaul> hello
[00:13] <Prohibited> !hi | kristianpaul
[00:13] <kristianpaul> does ubuntu could run on a 186 Mb computer=?
[00:14] <LjL> kristianpaul: yes, with some problems
[00:14] <kristianpaul> LjL: :(
[00:14] <LjL> !requirements > kristianpaul    (kristianpaul, see the private message from ubottu)
[00:14] <scunizi> kristianpaul: with no gui.. sure.. server version
[00:14] <whodevil_> so I installed netbook remix because it has the eee pc kernel stuff by default. I turned off maximizor and the netbook switcher thing, but now I cant see the items on the desktop
[00:14] <sebsebseb> kristianpaul: 512MB or so swap partition already on there and the Live CD should boot up properly, no swap on there at all though, and the desktop CD probably won't boot up properly or at all
[00:14] <kristianpaul> LjL: hmm
[00:15] <kristianpaul> LjL: wich version of ubuntu should i try?
[00:16] <LjL> kristianpaul: Xubuntu is lighter than Ubuntu, but i don't know if it is by an appreciable amount.
[00:16] <DigitalKiwi> maybe crunchbang, kristianpaul
[00:16] <starcannon> yeah #! is an excellent distro.
[00:16] <kristianpaul> ok
[00:16] <dbugger> Hey guys, I just installed Karmic. It's slick! :D
[00:16] <Rakko> # = crunch?
[00:16] <sebsebseb> !karmic |  dbugger
[00:17] <dbugger> I know :P
[00:17] <dbugger> A question, tough, Is there a way to make the clock look like this? http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_FJH0hYZmVtc/SsjHMLS0ysI/AAAAAAAADfY/ImtRnjgRfPQ/s1600-h/screenshot_051.png
[00:17] <fearful> dbugger, thats off-topic
[00:17] <starcannon> Rakko thats how I read it, though, I always heard #="Chi" from Chibang.
[00:17] <Rakko> Shebang
[00:18] <dbugger> fearful, is it? isnt this channel about anything referent to the OS?
[00:18] <starcannon> Rakko thats a commonly used mispelling, but it works
[00:18] <Rakko> well shebang is an English word... never heard of chibang
[00:18] <DigitalKiwi> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shebang_%28Unix%29
[00:19] <starcannon> Rakko, than and the gender wars on ubuntuforums have me ducking for cover any time I see any word, prefix or suffix that could have a gender meaning with it lol, I think I have PTSD as a result
[00:19] <Rakko> gender wars? oh dear
[00:19] <starcannon> lol nod
[00:19] <Nitrodist> gender wars?
[00:20] <Nitrodist> over what
[00:20] <fearful> dbugger, yea support
[00:20] <Rakko> I'm having a problem with the text console in Jaunty. All colors with the bright/high intensity attribute set appear as gray. Additionally, both yellows appear as gray. How do I fix this?
[00:20] <rainy-day> hi, my ps/2 keyboard works fine in windows and in grub linux loader, but once ubuntu is loaded, it no longer works. my usb keyboard works fine.
[00:20] <dbugger> fearful, then where should I present my question?
[00:20] <starcannon> ack Rakko, my bad, I had the thing backward.. Chibang is a common mispelling of Shebang,
[00:20] <fearful> !offtopic | dbugger
[00:20] <MichaelKohler> can nobody help me?
[00:20] <dbugger> thanks
[00:20] <Nitrodist> Rakko, edit the profile preferences
[00:20] <fearful> dbugger, your welcome
[00:20] <Prohibited> !ask MichaelKohler
[00:20] <Rakko> Nitrodist, what profile?
[00:20] <Prohibited> !ask | MichaelKohler
[00:21] <abdullah> hello every one  where can i find a gambas3  NOT gambas2  deb packages
[00:21] <Nitrodist> Rakko, you're talking about a terminal, right?
[00:21] <MichaelKohler> I have messed up my grub.cfg.. I have now taken the sample from https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Grub2 but now Grub says I need to load the kernel first.. could somebody please tell my how I can find the information what I need to edit in this grub.cfg sample?
[00:21] <abdullah> hello every one  where can i find a gambas3  NOT gambas2  deb packages
[00:21] <Rakko> Nitrodist, I'm talking about the text-mode virtual terminals
[00:21] <Nitrodist> Rakko, err...?
[00:21] <fearful> abdullah, search for the repositories that gambas3 is in and add it to your sources.list
[00:22] <starcannon> MichaelKohler http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=690760
[00:22] <Rakko> Nitrodist: ?
[00:23] <PoPoTheGiant> hi
[00:23] <whodevil_> what is the UNR channel
[00:23] <pawel_> whats goin on with ubuntu website, anyone has same problem?
[00:23] <whodevil_> ?
 tried that   with no success :(
[00:23] <fearful> abdullah, how so?
[00:23] <starcannon> pawel_ ubuntu.com loads fine for me.
[00:24] <fearful> abdullah, have you tried compiling it yourself+
[00:24] <MichaelKohler> starcannon: a X reconfiguration really helps?
[00:24] <spaceBARbarian1> i just had to do a REISUB reboot and a file i was editing is now empty, any way to recover it ?
[00:24] <pawel_> how about ubuntu.pl - polish  :)
[00:24] <lloowen> hello ! Could the commands 'sudo apt-get install xinetd' or 'sudo apt-get update' mess up a Ubuntu server that has web, sftp, ssh, vnc and samba installed?
[00:24] <etyrnal> colblood, what is the rescue function?
[00:24] <fearful> abdullah, http://gambas.sourceforge.net/en/main.html
 that what i fear of :(
[00:25] <cody_> This is PCTeacher012, idk, it says someone has my username -_-But i think im switching to fedora haha :P
[00:25] <starcannon> MichaelKohler, the easy way to do it would be "cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf", then "sudo rm /etc/X11/xorg.conf", then "sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg" this should get you a nice default xorg.conf back
 ok i´ll tale a deep look :)
[00:25] <fearful> abdullah, why so its pretty simple just four commands if you have the compiling tools.
[00:25] <MichaelKohler> starcannon: but what does this have to do with the grub.cfg_
[00:25] <starcannon> Michael that first command should have been "cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf ~/xorg.conf.bak"
[00:25] <fearful> abdullah, build-essentials
[00:26] <starcannon> MichaelKohler, absolutely nothing, I had me a dislexic moment, very sorry
[00:26] <MichaelKohler> starcannon: no problem
[00:26] <fearful> abdullah, build-essential*
[00:26] <starcannon> *feels like an asshat now*
 becouse i tried that befor with no success with gambas3 :(
[00:27] <PoPoTheGiant> hi there
[00:27] <fearful> abdullah, well pastebin the error when compiling it
 that make me looking for ready to install packages
[00:27] <abdullah> OK
[00:27] <abdullah> i will now
[00:27] <Rakko> Another question: I compiled and installed a custom kernel module, and it worked fine. Well, since then I've updated the kernel package, so now it doesn't load. Is there something I can do that would allow it to load even after upgrading the kernel (without having to recompile the module every time)?
[00:28] <MichaelKohler> oh I guess I can ask in another matter > how can I find out the root=UUID= of my kernel using a live cd?
[00:28] <v86> I think something's wrong with my ubuntu, I got emacs recently -- and now the window boarder if far too high to acquire without maximizing
[00:28] <v86> how to
[00:28] <lloowen> hello ! Could the commands 'sudo apt-get install xinetd' or 'sudo apt-get update' mess up a Ubuntu server that has web, sftp, ssh, vnc and samba installed?
[00:28] <starcannon> MichaelKohler, I think the command you want to use from a liveCD would be "grub-install" be sure to man it, I'll see if I can locate you a guide
[00:29] <scunizi> Rakko: sometimes installing dkms will allow the kernel updates to be updated as well.. other than that you're stuck redoing the kernel manually
[00:29] <MichaelKohler> starcannon: I do not mind if I would have grub after that instead of grub2.. at least my ubuntu would work again
[00:30] <starcannon> MichelKohler I just found this rather quickly, be sure to back up any files that will be changed so that you can always get back to your last known config: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=224351
[00:30] <Rakko> scunizi, how does that work? does the module have to be written especially for dkms?
[00:30] <latexknight> any idea why this keeps happening to my irssi program that's connected to psybnc? http://pastebin.com/m698fd937 it also causes a stream of garbage like the ban list and etc to be continuously printed in the main irc network screen, and its continuous because it keeps reconnection for an unknown reason
[00:31] <MichaelKohler> starcannon: backup of a non-working config? does not make sense to me :)
[00:32] <MichaelKohler> starcannon: thanks I will try that
[00:32] <scunizi> Rakko: not sure.. dkms was something we (linux community) got from Dell and their relationship with ubuntu and others...
[00:32] <starcannon> Michael I believe your UUID question can be answered with "ls -l /dev/disk/by-uuid"
[00:32] <ggcc> hey guys i can use some help here, how do i user File Browser with root permissions
[00:32] <ggcc> ?
[00:33] <MichaelKohler> starcannon: ah, so I will try to edit the UUID and then reboot and see, if it has worked
[00:33] <fearful> ggcc, gksu nautilus
[00:33] <MichaelKohler> ggcc: sudo nautilus
[00:33] <starcannon> MichaelKohler, I don't know how extensive your damage is, what file is broken, how broken, the general rule is backup then move forward
[00:33] <Cyrano_De> ggcc: Best option is not too though.
[00:33] <MenZa> MichaelKohler: No. For gtk applications, always use gksu.
[00:33] <MichaelKohler> MenZa: nice to know, I am sorrz
[00:33] <ggcc> thanks soo much guys
[00:33] <fearful> MichaelKohler, ggcc its better to use gksu when running gui on root.
[00:33] <Rakko> it's gksu and not gtksu?
[00:34] <starcannon> MichaelKohler what MenZa said is true, use gksu or gksudo when running apps like those
[00:34] <MenZa> MichaelKohler: not a problem - we all need to learn :)
[00:34] <latexknight> any idea why this keeps happening to my irssi program that's connected to psybnc? http://pastebin.com/m698fd937 it also causes a stream of garbage like the ban list and etc to be continuously printed in the main irc network screen, and its continuous because it keeps reconnection for an unknown reason
[00:34] <ggcc> fearful: how would i do that?
[00:34] <latexknight> irssi is connected to localhost
[00:35] <starcannon> MichaelKohler heres a little primer on graphical sudo http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/graphicalsudo
[00:35] <fearful> ggcc, if you really want to in the terminal type the command gksu nautilus
[00:35] <MichaelKohler> thanks starcannon
[00:35] <MenZa> latexknight: might have more luck in #irssi, if you get nothing here ;)
[00:35] <Foxx_> any preseed people about ? how can I suppress the 'enter the hostname for this system' during install - it's correctly being assigned via dhcp and the dialogue box has it correctly filled out but I still get the window sitting on screen with <continue> / <go back> ... this is the last thing to fix on my completely unattended install - so any help appreciated :D
[00:35] <ggcc> fearful: thanks a lot mate
[00:36] <fearful> ggcc, any time
[00:36] <v86> ggcc == gcc?
[00:36] <v86> :P
[00:36] <zakaria> hi
[00:36] <zakaria> girls
[00:36] <MenZa> !offtopic | zakaria
[00:37] <MichaelKohler> starcannon: I guess its not only the UUID which is wrong
[00:37] <MichaelKohler> starcannon: http://pastebin.org/35263
[00:38] <starcannon> MichaelKohler what is it your trying to accomplish to begin with? I'd just re run grub-install and get it bootable again to start with
[00:39] <MichaelKohler> starcannon: and how when using a live cd?
[00:40] <JoeSomebody> Hello, hope you are all having a good one today. I just wanted to say as a newbie, the more i learn about linux, ubuntu, the community, you guys, etc. the more i am impressed, if no one else has thanked you lately THANKS 4 BEING HERE 4 US!
[00:40] <MichaelKohler> starcannon: ah sorry, Ive the guide
[00:40] <starcannon> on the liveCd go to Applications>Accessories>Terminal and fire up grub-install, use the tutorial I showed you, and perhaps take a peek at a few more tuts on google to get a good idea of whats going on. thats my advice
[00:40] <JoeSomebody> what are the most popular irc clients /scripts for linux?
[00:40] <MichaelKohler> thanks I will try that
[00:40] <Cyrano_De> Anyone know of a good "System Profile" chooser?  What I would like to to change what services are started and my desktop setting on the laptop depending on where I am.
[00:40] <starcannon> GL MichaelKohler
[00:40] <MichaelKohler> thanks
[00:41] <epic1501> rehsfnf'g
[00:41] <epic1501> df
[00:41] <epic1501> hgg
[00:41] <epic1501> hd
[00:41] <epic1501> dghg
[00:41] <epic1501> dfhj
[00:41] <FloodBot1> epic1501: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:41] <starcannon> MichaelKohler one more thing, don't forget to man grub-install
[00:41] <mezquitale> anyone that has experience with virtual machines, which open source virtual machine do you recommend?
[00:41] <epic1501> drx
[00:41] <epic1501> h
[00:42] <epic1501> fg
[00:42] <epic1501> hjcfg
[00:42] <epic1501> jfujhgj
[00:42] <epic1501> f
[00:42] <FloodBot1> epic1501: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:42] <Cyrano_De> JoeSomebody: irssi is pretty popular to the less command line alergic users.
[00:42] <MichaelKohler> starcannon: I will
[00:42] <mezquitale> !ask| epic1501
[00:42] <Cyrano_De> JoeSomebody: Xchat is pretty popular for the rodent dependant.
[00:43] <ggcc> one last question btw guys, how would i change a file to 777 permission so i can install it... /var/www/........
[00:43] <fearful> ggcc, sudo chmod +777 /file
[00:44] <chai> hello?
[00:44] <ggcc> fearful: would it make everything inside the folder 777 too?
[00:44] <sebsebseb> chai: hi
[00:44] <MichaelKohler> how can I find out which hdx,x is correct? find /media/disk/boot/grub/stage1 says "File not found"
[00:44] <starcannon> Hello chai
[00:44] <Cyrano_De> ggcc: sudo chmod -R 777 file
[00:44] <Cyrano_De> ggcc: err s/file/folder/
[00:44] <starcannon> MichaelKohler which drive did you put the /boot partition on?
[00:45] <starcannon> MichaelKohler "/media/disk" is a generic location, for you it may be /dev/sda1 or something
[00:45] <MichaelKohler> starcannon: hd0,0 I guess.. but when I use that and do setup (hd0) it says "Checking if "/boot/grub/stage1" exists... no Checking if "/grub/stage1" exists... no Error 15: File not found"
[00:46] <MichaelKohler> starcannon: of course.. facepalm..
[00:46] <chai> i have a problem. when i open a new application, it always opens so that the toolbar at the top is hidden. so i have to press alt+click to move it to view
[00:46] <ggcc> thanks
[00:47] <Cyrano_De> Anyone know of a good "System Profile" chooser?  What I would like to to change what services are started and my desktop setting on the laptop depending on where I am.
[00:47] <Rakko> Does Ubuntu use a framebuffer console by default? Or a text mode one?
[00:48] <person> If I install a .deb with dpkg, do I need to keep it to remove it?
[00:49] <Cyrano_De> person: No you do not need to keep the original .deb file to remove it later.
[00:49] <maco> person: nope
[00:49] <chai> anyone know how to change the default "new window location" or something like that?
[00:49] <person> Marvellous; how would I remove it later? aptitude remove <package> ?
[00:49] <maco> person: you can apt-get remove it by name just as if it were rom the repos
[00:49] <maco> s/rom/from/
[00:49] <person> thanks maco
[00:50] <person> thanks Cyrano_De
[00:51] <chai> help! plz?
[00:51] <DasEi> !ask
[00:52] <alchamech> hello everyone
[00:53] <chai> when i open a new application, the window is placed halfway off my screen.
[00:53] <chai> how can i fix this?
[00:53] <alchamech> has anyone figured out how to use magic jack w/ ubuntu yet?
[00:53] <darkstar999> chai: what is your screen resolution?
[00:54] <lloowen> hello ! Could the commands 'sudo apt-get install xinetd' or 'sudo apt-get update' mess up a Ubuntu server that has web, sftp, ssh, vnc and samba installed?
[00:54] <lstarnes> lloowen: why do you ask?
[00:54] <scunizi> alchamech: if you know the parameters you might be able to get twinkle or ekiga to work with it.
[00:54] <mezquitale> anyone that has experience with virtual machines, which open source virtual machine do you recommend?  kvm or virtualbox?
[00:54] <chai> darkstar999: my res is like 1024x748 or something
[00:54] <scunizi> virtualbox
[00:54] <alchamech> scunizi: ok thanx
[00:54] <darkstar999> virtualbox 100%
[00:55] <lloowen> because my web server is down, ssh down, sftp down,
[00:55] <maco> mezquitale: vbox has a gui. kvm is all command line and slightly confusing. pick one.
[00:55] <lloowen> This is on a friends LAN so I used to access using putty
[00:55] <engla> hi. an apt url, is it apt:package or apt://package?
[00:55] <lstarnes> engla: apt://package?
[00:55] <engla> ok
[00:56] <mezquitale> maco, i can handle the command line but is it stable enough so I can install and use XP every now and then?
[00:56] <lstarnes> lloowen: it would depend on what is being updated and what xinetd is set to serve
[00:56] <Rakko> Did something recently change in Ubuntu (since 9.04 was released) regarding building third-party modules? I have source for a module, and previously the makefile built a .ko file -- but now it only builds a .o file, and insmod/modprobe don't know how to use it :(
[00:56] <maco> mezquitale: its stable, sure...but im not sure it does non-linux guests
[00:56] <lstarnes> lloowen: it may be an unrelated issue, like IP addresses changing or firewalling
[00:57] <darksmac> hey guys any one have any experience installing libnl
[00:57] <lloowen> At first I thoughti it was a IP address and firewall issue. But I don't think so as my friend who can access the machine says these servers are down his end.
[00:57] <mezquitale> maco, would you happen to know which one is faster?  I have a 64 bit AMD processor with 4 gigs of memory
[00:58] <lloowen> I suspect I threw a spanner in the works installing xinetd
[00:58] <lloowen> as ubuntu uses inetd
[00:58] <lloowen> does it not!
[00:58] <misfitx7> can anyone suggest an application to burn multiple cd's at once
[00:58] <lstarnes> lloowen: xinetd/inetd wouldn't really intefere when it uses its default config
[01:00] <maco> mezquitale: kvm's qemu based, so its supposed to be very fast
[01:00] <bogu2009> How many cd-drivers do u have
[01:00] <chris_> Is there any way to get amarok on ubuntu 9.1
[01:00] <maco> chris_: there is no 9.1
[01:00] <lloowen> what could I ask my freind to do to check? What commands could he try?
[01:00] <zobot> is anyone having issues with recently downloaded ubuntu images?
[01:00] <maco> chris_: there is 9.04 and will be 9.10
[01:00] <chris_> maco: i have the beta
[01:01] <lloowen> Istarnes: What could I ask my friend to do to check? What commands could he try?
[01:01] <test34> chris_: try #ubuntu+1
[01:01] <maco> chris_: ok so 9.10. that's in #ubuntu+1
[01:01] <lstarnes> lloowen: I'm not sure
[01:02] <lloowen> I suggested 'ps aux' and '
[01:02] <lloowen> netstat -an | grep LISTEN'
[01:03] <matrixwhiz> only speaker work ,my earphone didn't work ,why
[01:03] <mezquitale> maco, thank you for the input, i think i will try virtualbox first and then if I find it's too slow then I'll try kvm
[01:03] <lloowen> pinging to the server does not get through even though he says the ports are open
[01:03] <mezquitale> matrixwhiz, have you tried changing the settings in the "sound" applet??
[01:03] <chai> i fixed it with my compiz preferences. i had to enable window placement
[01:04] <ChangeNick> hi guys
[01:04] <misfitx7> is there any way to burn the same cd image to two different cd's at once?
[01:04] <ChangeNick> anyone awake?
[01:04] <chai> ChangeNick: hi
[01:05] <ChangeNick> i need a lil help with my new ubuntu install
[01:05] <chai> misfitx7: not with default software, i dont think. make an iso?
[01:05] <ChangeNick> i've got 9.04 setup on my lenovo t61
[01:05] <sebsebseb> ChangeNick: Please provide details
[01:05] <ChangeNick> but the desktop is very slow
[01:05] <ChangeNick> i mean the graphics
[01:05] <ChangeNick> it seems the drivers arent properly installed
[01:05] <sebsebseb> ChangeNick: Which type of graphics card?
[01:06] <chai> ChangeNick: do you have compiz enabled?
[01:06] <misfitx7> it seems that nero can, but thats not an option, was hoping there was a software package for ubuntu
[01:06] <ChangeNick> things like scrolling browser window are slow
[01:06] <ChangeNick> i cant enable compiz at all
[01:06] <ChangeNick> no effects are available
[01:06] <orange--> where do i find the detailed instructions on sed for ubuntu 9.04?
[01:06] <ChangeNick> dragging a window across the screen leaves behind the trail making my pc seem ancient while it really isnt!
[01:06] <orange--> a man sed is woefully lacking
[01:07] <IdleOne> ChangeNick: what card do you have?
[01:07] <ChangeNick> nvidia quadro nvs 140m
[01:07] <ChangeNick> let me send you the lspci
[01:07] <IdleOne> !nvidia
[01:08] <starcannon> misfitx7 http://packages.ubuntu.com/dapper/utils/cdcontrol is what you need
[01:08] <fearful> Does anyone know how I could change just one accounts status not both on pidgin
[01:08] <ChangeNick> yep.its quadro nvs 140M
[01:08] <darkstar999> does everything work in 64 bit Ubuntu or does each program have to be 64 bit compatable?
[01:09] <IdleOne> ChangeNick: take a look here see if this helps https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[01:09] <ChangeNick> idelone->thanks
[01:09] <ChangeNick> will look and let you guys know
[01:09] <damagu> Can someone tell me what "Not available in the current data" means when displayed in the app store?
[01:10] <misfitx7> cool ill check it out, actually just stumbled across that on sourceforge but that one you referenced is a newer version
[01:10] <IdleOne> damagu: #ubuntu+1
[01:10] <misfitx7> thanks
[01:10] <damagu> IdleOne: huh?
[01:10] <IdleOne> the app store is available as off 9.10
[01:10] <eido> can someone tell where to look for differences between my live boot video and installed video and not the xorg
[01:10] <PCTeacher012_Rea> Heyy
[01:10] <starcannon> misfitx7 it's available in the synaptic package manager
[01:10] <PCTeacher012_Rea> Dang, who is using my username>
[01:11] <damagu> IdleOne: yeah. So what does that mean?
[01:11] <IdleOne> damagu: means join #ubuntu+1 support for 9.10 is there
[01:11] <damagu> IdleOne: ah okay
[01:11] <chai> where is support for 8.04?
[01:11] <damagu> IdleOne: thanks
[01:11] <PCTeacher012_Rea> Here probably
[01:11] <lstarnes> chai: here
[01:11] <mezquitale> PCTeacher012_Rea, maybe you are in another machine?  Or maybe your irc client crashed and didnt log you out properly?
[01:11] <IdleOne> PCTeacher012: /msg nickserv help ghost
[01:11] <chai> oh. lol :)
[01:12] <PCTeacher012_Rea> mezquitale, My irssi client crashed a little while ago. Is that it?
[01:12] <Mike_lifeguard> Hi, I'm trying to set up phpmyadmin with the standard jaunty package, but I'm simply getting 404s - is there anything I need to do beyond the setup stuff asked when running sudo apt-get install phpmyadmin?
[01:12] <darkstar999> Do all the programs that work in 32 bit ubuntu work in 64 bit ubuntu??
[01:12] <ChangeNick> ok...the hardware drivers applet is listing two nvidia graphics drivers
[01:12] <ChangeNick> and the activate button
[01:12] <mezquitale> PCTeacher012_Rea, that sounds about right, after sometime youll be able to login
[01:12] <lstarnes> darkstar999: almost all of them do
[01:13] <lstarnes> darkstar999: there may be minor issues with flash and propetary/closed-source third-party apps
[01:13] <PCTeacher012_Rea> mezquitale, Okay, thanks,  I hope soon, it is starting to make me mad hahaha
[01:13] <darkstar999> lstarnes: thanks. is it any faster?
[01:13] <lstarnes> darkstar999: java also has some minor issues
[01:13] <PCTeacher012_Rea> darkstar999, No
[01:13] <lstarnes> darkstar999: but I've managed to overcome tiem
[01:13] <lstarnes> *them
[01:13] <_murphy_> hi! I just reinstalled the newest version of ubuntu, and it looks like my F11 keys and F12 keys are behaving strangely ; F11 looks like it's pasting and F12 is doing some sort of weird X selection in a terminal
[01:13] <lstarnes> darkstar999: it may be slightly faster
[01:13] <darkstar999> so not everything works and its not faster?? wtf
[01:13] <_murphy_> how do I override that or remove it
[01:13] <mikau> Evening folks. Trying out Karmic beta and notices the XScript-login option is missing, is there any way to get that one back?
[01:13] <etyrnal> how can i move grub from hd1 (ubuntu), to hd0 (XP) and make it reside and function from there?  (i need to remove hd1) -- i've tried "grub-install install_device" and it claims to succed... but when i reboot with hd1 unplugged i get "error 21"
[01:14] <starcannon> _murphy_ are you using 9.10 beta?
[01:14] <darkstar999> etyrnal: why do you want to do that?
[01:14] <tare1off> when i am booting up my screen says "you have 3 seconds to hit ESC to load the grub menu" ? what is the grub menu, what can i do in there?
[01:15] <_murphy_> nope, sorry. 9.04
[01:15] <starcannon> tareloff grub menu will give you a list of installed kernels to boot from, and alternate operating systems
[01:15] <_murphy_> i should have clarified
[01:15] <PCTeacher012_Rea> tareloff, The grub menu has Safe boot, Normal boot
[01:15] <etyrnal> darkstar999, because hd1 may be dying, and i'd like to remove it, and have the system still be able to boot XP
[01:15] <darkstar999> etyrnal: will you still have linux installed?
[01:15] <tare1off> PCTeacher: thank you, is that like windows safe mode or something?
[01:15] <Cyrano_De> Anyone know of a good "System Profile" chooser?  What I would like to to change what services are started and my desktop setting on the laptop depending on where I am.
[01:15] <darkstar999> etyrnal: if not, you can just to a "fixmbr" with xp
[01:15] <PCTeacher012_Rea> tareloff, if you have windows installed ,yet. Linux "safe mode" is called recovery mode
[01:15] <etyrnal> eventually... but not for a while, and kids would still ike ot be able to use machine =)
[01:16] <PCTeacher012_Rea> Grub Menu also lets you boot from XP if you have it tareloff
[01:16] <mikau> Anyone here experienced with Awesome window manager?
[01:16] <tare1off> PCTeacher: oh but when i intalled ubuntu i tild the guy i wanted windows erased?
[01:16] <IdleOne> etyrnal: kids would probably have an easier time with transition to linux
[01:16] <IdleOne> then us "adults"
[01:16] <PCTeacher012_Rea> tareloff: Then it was erased. I was not sure whether or not it was kept on there
[01:17] <etyrnal> IdleOne, they inly use XP for playing Mame.  The regular fam 'puter is a Mac
[01:17] <etyrnal> only^
[01:17] <_murphy_> starcannon: any idea?
[01:17] <tare1off> PCTeacher: however people tell me it wont be gone unless we partitoned and formatted and i didnt see that happen (newbie)
[01:17] <PCTeacher012_Rea> tareloff: So now, it only has the following options: Ubuntu (Kernel Number), and Ubuntu Recovery Mode (Kernel Number) and possible others if more than 1 kernel is installed
[01:17] <darkstar999> etyrnal: I would take the HD out and do a FIXMBR with windows
[01:18] <PCTeacher012_Rea> tareloff: When you installed it, it gave you the option to eiter: Resize the windows partition and install windows by it, or wipe the disk and install ubuntu on it all. Which did you choose?
[01:18] <Kruppe> If anyone has the time to help i've got a few troubleshooting questions on Ubuntu, i'm rather new to it, PM if possible
[01:18] <starcannon> _murphy_ none, yet still looking
[01:18] <darkstar999> etyrnal: if you want linux back later, restore grub
[01:18] <PCTeacher012_Rea> and install ubuntu by it i mean
[01:18] <tare1off> PCTeacher: but when i start up it says what i told you, not what you just said
[01:18] <_murphy_> starcannon: looks like it may have been the "mouseemu" package
[01:18] <_murphy_> confirming
[01:18] <roffe> how do I auto mount drives on startup?
[01:18] <starcannon> _murphy_ I"m not finding anything on google; I'd suggest looking at System>Preferences>Keyboard Shortcuts to start with
[01:19] <PCTeacher012_Rea> tareloff: To see what i am saying, you hit the ESC button, and it shows those. If you just wait the (3??) seconds and it will load normally into the default OS (Normally ubuntu if it is installed on the hard disk)
[01:19] <starcannon> _murphy_ ah, I've never used mouseemu
[01:19] <_murphy_> starcannon: yeah, that was weird, looks like mouseemu is installed by default
[01:19] <tare1off> PCTeacher: they were giving me instuctuions on here (used 2 outer to talk) and when the time came i told them to tell me how to wipe out and do clean install
[01:19] <puppysgt> can anyone tell me if there are any active dansguardian channels
[01:19] <Kruppe> Can someone please PM me for troubleshooting help on a boot error
[01:19] <_murphy_> I was getting frustrated! :) thanks for your help
[01:19] <lstarnes> puppysgt: probably not
[01:19] <PCTeacher012_Rea> tareloff: And what did they say?
[01:20] <tare1off> PSTeacher: at work now not on that puter
[01:20] <eido> how do i chroot from a live boot to a partition on a drive?  do i need to mount the drive first from dev?
[01:20] <starcannon> _murphy_ , it may be worth going back to 8.04, then wait a month and try out 9.10.
[01:20] <tare1off> PCTeacher: at work not on that puter now..BUT when i get home if i hit ESC during boot up, will that infrom me if w98 is gone?
[01:20] <PCTeacher012_Rea> tare1off, Okay. Well, when you are on that computer, when it is loading, hit the ESC button when it asks you if you want to, if you see any windows, it was not wiped. If you dont see anything referring to windows, it was wiped.
[01:21] <_murphy_> yeah, that's what I'm thinking I may do, starcanning
[01:21] <_murphy_> cannon!
[01:21] <PCTeacher012_Rea> if you see anything referring to windows*
[01:21] <tare1off> PCTeacher: thanks you are the only one in 3 days of asking who told me this
[01:21] <puppysgt> what would be the best way to get involved to give and get advice and learn more about dansguardian
[01:21] <PCTeacher012_Rea> tare1off, Really? Wow, well, your welcome.
[01:21] <etyrnal> darkstar999, so if the XP drive has hd0,0  hd0,1 (some dell part) and hd0,2 (XP) ...  r u saying it's NOT possible?  i don't think i have the xp home disc...  pc was given to us.  is there an alternate way of fixing mbr?
[01:22] <tare1off> PCTeacher: was worried it would be coded and not say windows or something a computer dork would understand
[01:22] <Kruppe> Anyone around to help?
[01:22] <etyrnal> Kruppe, with what?
[01:22] <tare1off> PCTeacher: now; once i hit ESC and get my answer how do i get oout of it without messin up my install?
[01:22] <darkstar999> etyrnal: The fixmbr command is only available when you are using the Recovery Console (from the CD). It would fix your problem i'm pretty sure.
[01:23] <|nightrid3r|> etyrnal: grab a win95 boot floppy and do an fdisk /mbr
[01:23] <PCTeacher012_Rea> tare1off, Haha, i love computers so i know tones :3 It will say windows (Version of windows installed), then ubuntu and safe mode or recovery mode if both are installed. If only ubuntu is installed, only ubuntu options show up
[01:23] <Pulsewidth> If I install the 9.10 beta now, will I be able to smoothly upgrade to the full release without reinstalling?
[01:23] <puppysgt> what would be the best way to get involved to give and get advice and learn more about dansguardian
[01:23] <Kruppe> Installed Ubuntu, i'm a newbie at it, had everything running, installed updates for drivers and now i boot in and it has scrambled pixels at the log-in screen
[01:23] <nerdy_kid> hey, i installed my modem driver, but how do i make phone calls with it? thanks
[01:23] <PCTeacher012_Rea> tare1off: You can either: Just choose the option with ubuntu (Kernel number, it will be numbers) or just power off the computer.
[01:23] <tare1off> PCTeacher: how do i get back out of there without goofing up my install of buntu?
[01:23] <tare1off> PCTeacher: ok i git that
[01:24] <PCTeacher012_Rea> tare1off, Okay, good :)
[01:24] <starcannon> etyrnal if you have no windows install media, you can also fix it from an ubuntu livecd http://www.arsgeek.com/2008/01/15/how-to-fix-your-windows-mbr-with-an-ubuntu-livecd/
[01:24] <PCTeacher012_Rea> *Sigh* Fedora is at 46% lol
[01:24] <dotakuis> are there any drivers for the ATI Radeon HD 4870 1GB video card? checked the AMD website and all they had was 4800 driver not the 4870 and it crashes Gui. anyone know what i might do?
[01:24] <etyrnal> darkstar999, so i can try the things You mentioned, but do You have knowledge of whether it is possible or not, to move Grub from hd1 to hd0?
[01:24] <puppysgt> what would be the best way to get involved to give and get advice and learn more about dansguardian
[01:24] <etyrnal> starcannon, thanks!
[01:25] <starcannon> etyernal anytime
[01:25] <darkstar999> etyrnal: don't know.
[01:25] <PCTeacher012_Rea> dotakuis: Are you able to get the regular desktop?
[01:25] <PCTeacher012_Rea> Where you see the folders you have etc...
[01:25] <etyrnal> darkstar999, thanks for all Your suggestions
[01:25] <nerdy_kid> how do i place calls using my modem?  tried everything...
[01:26] <tare1off> PCteacher: next question if it is ok: i am running a 400mgz, 10gig HD, 768sdram, 8mb ATI APG graphics, would like to speed things up, if i start disabling thinds will that speed it up? i still have plenty of HD left so really only want to disable for speed.
[01:26] <puppysgt> it is hard to believe that with all of the users in this channel...there is no one who can answer a question about dansguardian
[01:26] <dotakuis> i guess im running a generic driver atm so yes i am able to get on the gui but i dont have a driver
[01:26] <darkstar999> puppysgt: why do you need AV???
[01:26] <Kruppe> Would it be possible for someone to PM me and help me?
[01:27] <Prohibited> When you install packages (.deb), where do the installation files go?
[01:27] <PCTeacher012_Rea> tare1off: Yes, but you might want to search google to see if something is okay to disable, there are lots of files required by linux to run (i learned that the hard way *innocent whistle*)
[01:27] <PCTeacher012_Rea> dotakuis: Okay, so when you are in GUI (Seeing everything) Go to System --> Administration --> Hardware Drivers. Tell me if it findss anything
[01:28] <puppysgt> darkstarr, i am a new user to dansguardian...i have it installed and setup and it is working...i would like to learn more about it
[01:28] <PCTeacher012_Rea> Prohibited, Both into /usr/bin and /home/(username)
[01:28] <tare1off> PCTeacher: yes i di also messing with my old w98 of course w98 was soooo bad i had nothingto lose when i starting messin with it, this ubuntu runs very well on this old set
[01:28] <PCTeacher012_Rea> Kruppe: Yes, PM me
[01:28] <Prohibited> PCTeacher012_Rea: thanks
[01:28] <dotakuis> tried that but when i activate it i crash when i reboot
[01:28] <PCTeacher012_Rea> Tare1off: I still have my old 98 computer, im thinking of installing ubuntu on that and switching my current one to fedora since it has better software
[01:28] <PCTeacher012_Rea> better hardware*
[01:28] <PCTeacher012_Rea> Prohibited, No problem
[01:28] <eido> how do i chroot from a live boot to a partition on a drive?  do i need to mount the drive first from dev?
[01:29] <PCTeacher012_Rea> dotakuis: Wow, that is propriety drivers, the ones they offer... How old is your computeR? And what version driver do you need?
[01:29] <ryguy> can someone help me out with 9.10?
[01:29] <tare1off> PCTeacher: wow cant imagine better software, thought ubuntu was LInux's prize piece of engineering?
[01:29] <maco> eido: yes, mount it first
[01:29] <sebsebseb> ryguy: #ubuntu+1 is currently the 9.10 channel
[01:29] <darkstar999> ryguy: ask a question
[01:29] <shafiq> hi every one in this room
[01:29] <shafiq> how are you
[01:29] <shafiq> ?
[01:29] <shafiq> all
[01:29] <Anal_Pandemonium> Hi, quick question, which is the newest version of the linux kernel being developed?
[01:29] <FloodBot1> shafiq: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:30] <maco> tare1off: see the "*better hardware"
[01:30] <PCTeacher012_Rea> hi shafiq. I am good
[01:30] <ryguy> alright im goin ubuntu+1
[01:30] <Mike_lifeguard> Hi, I'm trying to set up phpmyadmin with the standard jaunty package, but I'm simply getting 404s - is there anything I need to do beyond the setup stuff asked when running sudo apt-get install phpmyadmin?
[01:30] <PCTeacher012_Rea> They will be able to help more with 8.10
[01:30] <shafiq> i just installed ubuntu
[01:30] <shafiq> first experience
[01:30] <tare1off> maco" what is that?
[01:30] <PCTeacher012_Rea> shafiq: Good, it is an amazing OS
[01:30] <PCTeacher012_Rea> :)
[01:30] <maco> tare1off: PCTeacher012_Rea corrected self saying "*better hardware" as in "oops, meant to say hardware, not software"
[01:30] <flippo> It's a shame that the early users of IRC consumed all the available punctuation and capital letters.
[01:30] <shafiq> let see bro pcteacher
[01:31] <darkstar999> shafiq: I have been using ubuntu for years and I am still happy with it
[01:31] <tare1off> maco: oh i  was wondering thanks
[01:31] <shafiq> thats great
[01:31] <shafiq> hope that i will learn from you
[01:31] <maco> shafiq: this is a support channel. if you want to just chat see #ubuntu-offtopic
[01:31] <shafiq> I want to be expert
[01:31] <darkstar999> haha
[01:31] <eido> maco: so if i am chrooted to another partition and perform an update it will update that partition and not my live correct?
[01:31] <maco> eido: right
[01:31] <shafiq> ok no problem
[01:31] <PCTeacher012_Rea> shafiq: It will take quite a while. It is nothing like windows, but it is certainly worth learning
[01:32] <PCTeacher012_Rea> Shafiq: You can also PM me
[01:32] <shafiq> yes I hope that. youtube is not working like that
[01:32] <sebsebseb> PCTeacher012_Rea: It is like Windows,  with differences here and there
[01:32] <shafiq> what version of flash is for ubuntu?
[01:32] <PCTeacher012_Rea> sebsebseb, Yea, but i find it different haha
[01:32] <shafiq> 9.04
[01:32] <PCTeacher012_Rea> shafiq: Go to adobe's site
[01:32] <nerdy_kid> need a program like windows dialer.exe.....
[01:32] <maco> shafiq: you can install flash from applicaitons -> add/remove
[01:32] <PCTeacher012_Rea> they offer one for flash
[01:32] <PCTeacher012_Rea> for ubuntu
[01:33] <PCTeacher012_Rea> i mean
[01:33] <maco> PCTeacher012_Rea: no no thats the annoying way to do it
[01:33] <Cyrano_De> Anyone know of a good "System Profile" chooser?  What I would like to to change what services are started and my desktop setting on the laptop depending on where I am.
[01:33] <shafiq> ok
[01:33] <dotakuis> its pretty new. ASUS desktop replacement
[01:33] <PCTeacher012_Rea> maco: That is how i did it since i was on the internet haha. I installed Gnash which was horrible
[01:33] <PCTeacher012_Rea> lol
[01:33] <maco> shafiq: actually if you install ubuntu-restricted-extras from there, itll pull in flash, java, mp3 and etc.
[01:33] <darkstar999> shafiq: ubuntu-restricted-extras  is the way to go
[01:33] <shafiq> I installed using wubi utality
[01:33] <PCTeacher012_Rea> WOOOAH! Something happened with cairo dock... haha
[01:33] <sebsebseb> maco: that's a command :)
[01:33] <tare1off> maco: i am thinking about buying a used business computer to replace this 11 year old dell/ubuntu computer...because the dand dell wont play youtubevids at the right speed-way to slow and choppy. do you thing a powerful business computer with a big processor will let the online vids play correctly?
[01:34] <sebsebseb> maco: oh nevermind
[01:34] <ryguy> Im on the karmic live cd and when I click "Install ubuntu 9.10" on my desktop, It goes through the installation steps just fine but when it goes to actually install ubuntu, the install program crashes
[01:34] <shafiq> what?
[01:34] <PCTeacher012_Rea> tare1off: Without a doubt. Did you install Adobe flash player and not one of its alternatives?
[01:34] <maco> tare1off: if your issue is the cpu not keeping pace, sure. any modern one should work
[01:34] <habermann24> anyone know where i can change the sudo warning message?? i know in ubuntu there is none
[01:34] <tare1off> maco: yes i put flash in
[01:34] <shafiq> how to do that
[01:34] <shafiq> ?
[01:34] <Cyrano_De> !karmic |ryguy
[01:34] <edbian> ryguy: You could also try updating to the newest version via the terminal: "sudo apt-get dist-upgrade"
[01:34] <sebsebseb> shafiq: You can install programs using add/remove    the synaptic package manager or on the command line,  for example    sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[01:34] <maco> shafiq: in applications ->add/remove you can search for "restricted" and itll offer "ubuntu-restricted-extras"
[01:35] <tare1off> maco: from what ican tell the old ATI drivers are not in ubuntu
[01:35] <ryguy> but I wont have ext3
[01:35] <ryguy> er
[01:35] <ryguy> ext4
[01:35] <maco> shafiq: hit the checkbox and hit apply, and itll install flash, java, and codecs for things like AAC, MP3, and all that
[01:35] <tare1off> maco: i have an old 8mb ATI card from 1998
[01:35] <DeaCon> #ubuntu-us-mi
[01:35] <ryguy> and my connection is really slow
[01:35] <shafiq> ok bro let me to check
[01:35] <shafiq> i am bit slow :)
[01:35] <PCTeacher012_Rea> tare1off: Whoo, that is bad.
[01:35] <maco> tare1off: ah yeah i have one of those. works but doenst get full resolution rigth?
[01:35] <dan2077> why am i missing animations in compiz?
[01:36] <tare1off> maco: it all worked with w98 though (utube) PCTeacher
[01:36] <maco> tare1off: thats because the full resoution was done in the windows driver. the hardware is unaware of it
[01:36] <edbian> dan2077: What do you mean "missing" ?
[01:36] <maco> tare1off: and the driver in linux can only do what the hardware says it can do
[01:36] <tare1off> maco: so i think i did figure out the problem then
[01:37] <dan2077> edbian: yesterday i had animations such as beam up and fire, and today they disappeared from the list
[01:37] <shafiq> oh yah lot of things are there
[01:37] <shafiq> thanks bro
[01:37] <shafiq> how can i add you
[01:37] <shafiq> you are expert
[01:37] <shafiq> ?
[01:37] <tare1off> maco: figure ill get an HP dc5000 or 5100 or 7100, with a 2.8 to 3.2 gig motor and 1 gig ram and run ubuntu on it (on bord sound and graphics)...will that communbicate eith ubuntu?
[01:38] <edbian> dan2077: search "compiz" in synaptic.  There are a couple packages regarding the plugins.  If I remember right there are like 3 levels, base that come with compiz, additional which you need a package for, and extra which are like not fully working
[01:38] <Steil> 卍卍卍
[01:38] <Steil> what is those mean?
[01:38] <PCTeacher012_Rea> Most people here are experts, if they help you, they usually are :) If they ask many question, they are likely not haha :)
[01:38] <tra421> I must be missing something - with gdmsetup not giving an option to disable the start-up drumroll, where to look in 9.10(beta)?
[01:38] <PCTeacher012_Rea> Steil: Do not do that please, that can be offensive. That is a nazi swatika symbol
[01:38] <sebsebseb> tra421: #ubuntu+1 for 9.10
[01:38] <mezquitale> Steil, how old are you, 12?
[01:39] <PCTeacher012_Rea> mezquitale, Lol
[01:39] <Steil> why is there character for it in ubuntu?
[01:39] <dan2077> edbian: but is it normal for things just to disappear the next day?
[01:39] <Kruppe> PCTeacher012_Rea, i PM'd you with the basis of my problem
[01:39] <PCTeacher012_Rea> Steil: Ubuntu is very diverse
[01:39] <Steil> i thought that was what it was, but why is ubuntu support this: 卍?
[01:39] <mezquitale> Steil, there is also ubuntu satanic version, i'm wondering why they have that as well
[01:39] <Anal_Pandemonium> Everyone is at kung fu fighting... Everyone is faster than lighting
[01:39] <Steil> omg
[01:39] <PCTeacher012_Rea> Kruppe: I  just notice sorry. The other PCTeacher is my account that is frozen
[01:39] <Steil> :*(
[01:40] <Kruppe> No problem
[01:40] <tra421> sebsebseb: my mistake! :)
[01:40] <maco> tare1off: yeah, my roommate swears by hp. he's an ubuntu dev
[01:40] <PCTeacher012_Rea> mezquitale: Wow, really? That is amazing. I was going to download Ubuntu CE but i didnt want to wait 2 hours when i could just download the software it comes with ;)
[01:40] <maco> tare1off: i buy from a company that sells ubuntu laptops, though: zareason.com
[01:40] <PCTeacher012_Rea> maco: HP is def the best manufacturer. I have emachines though -_- and a dell haha both from 98 :P
[01:41] <sebsebseb> maco: nice
[01:41] <PCTeacher012_Rea> My next laptop will be from dell and will be preinstalled with ubuntu ^_^
[01:41] <medjai> Anyone here have a Google Wave account?
[01:41] <sebsebseb> !ot |  medjai
[01:41] <mezquitale> PCTeacher012_Rea, just do what I do, keep the download running all night, or just download the software if you dont really mind coexisting with everything else on regular ubuntu
[01:41] <tare1off> maco: good because the market is flooded with used HP business puters...OH i will go look at that website now for a bit thks
[01:41] <tare1off> BRB
[01:42] <PCTeacher012_Rea> Mezquitale: What i am doing now, though i am getting fedora instead haha
[01:42] <dan2077> edbian: i downloaded all compiz plugins from synaptic but they're still missing
[01:42] <edbian> dan2077: It is not normal lol
[01:42] <edbian> dan2077: Are they missing from ccsm?  Or do you just not have / know the buttons to activate them?
[01:43] <mezquitale> tare1off, just make sure the computer you buy has at the very least a Pentium 4 chip, anything else I wouldnt buy it
[01:43] <dan2077> edbian: plus i noticed that im missing something called Animations: Extras
[01:43] <puppysgt> can anyone tell me if there are any active dansguardian channels for the Dansguardian web content filter
[01:43] <dan2077> edbian: they're missing from ccsm
[01:43] <edbian> dan2077: That is almost certainly the packages, check your software sources
[01:43] <PCTeacher012_Rea> mezquitale, Why do you recommened a P4? Just wondering. I use it lol
[01:43] <perlsyntax> Can you update with apt-get or you have to wait?
[01:43] <perlsyntax> on ubuntu 9.10
[01:44] <w0ls0n_> can someone tell me why im not getting sound with an Audigy 2?
[01:44] <Berzerker> perlsyntax, #ubuntu+1
[01:44] <shafiq> Does ubuntu size expands with the installation of new packages or it already reserved the place during first installation
[01:44] <maco> w0ls0n_: ummm that might be the creative where on *some* models you have to mute a certain output and on others you unmute...to toggle between analog and digital out
[01:45] <puppysgt> can anyone tell me if there are any active dansguardian channels for the Dansguardian web content filter
[01:45] <edbian> shafiq: The partition does not grow but the installation of new software does take more room inside the partition
[01:45] <maco> shafiq: it wont grow outside the partition, if thats what you mean
[01:45] <PCTeacher012_Rea> shafiq: It uses what is avaible to it. If you gave it 30GiB, it will use it
[01:45] <dan2077> edbian: what do i check for in software sources?
[01:45] <rickross> hi, I have a server that had 2 SSDs in RAID0 and which got detected as /dev/sdb1 and /dev/sdc1 - but one of them failed and both had to be pulled - now the devices that came after have moved up by 2 letters in their naming
[01:45] <Tevil> hi
[01:45] <|nightrid3r|> puppysgt: maybe check the dansguardian site
[01:45] <rickross> can we force these devices to have arbitrary names like /dev/sdd1 ?
[01:45] <shafiq> ok but I gave it 3 GB only
[01:45] <edbian> dan2077: In the first tab what do you have enabled?
[01:45] <shafiq> ?
[01:46] <shafiq> is it enough
[01:46] <edbian> shafiq: It will be ok but there isn't a lot of room to install more software
[01:46] <Tevil> what java-web-package is the most compatible with websites?
[01:46] <dan2077> edbian: everythingg
[01:46] <puppysgt> i did it said to try the #dansguardian channel
[01:46] <shafiq> oh sad
[01:46] <IdleOne> shafiq: 10GB would be better
[01:46] <mezquitale> when installing an OS in virtualbox, where does it get installed?  Can you install an OS to its own partition?
[01:46] <PCTeacher012_Rea> shafiq: Then it will only use 3Gib. Yea, it will be enough, but it wont fit like 400 programs haha, more like 100 depending on size
[01:46] <puppysgt> i did and it was empty...no one in there
[01:46] <shafiq> cool
[01:46] <edbian> dan2077: That's odd, you should be getting these packages then.  I'm not sure why they're missing.
[01:46] <sebsebseb> mezquitale: you get a virtual hard disk
[01:46] <maco> mezquitale: it goes into a file of whatever size you tell it
[01:46] <edbian> mezquitale: You create a file in the host os that acts as the guest's hard drive.
[01:46] <PCTeacher012_Rea> mezquitale: Yea, it gets its own hard disk (Virtual)
[01:46] <shafiq> coool
[01:46] <shafiq> thanks
[01:46] <sebsebseb> mezquitale: the file for  that and the config files, will be in the hidden .virtualbox  folder in home
[01:46] <dan2077> edbian: maybe somehow it got downgraded? where do i check for the version of cssm?
[01:46] <PCTeacher012_Rea> shafiq: No problem
[01:47] <puppysgt> i would think that there would be more than one dansguardian irc channel
[01:47] <mezquitale> maco, but can I specify where the file should be stored or does it get automatically stored in a specific place?
[01:47] <PCTeacher012_Rea> mezquitale: You can specify
[01:47] <edbian> dan2077: Synaptic can tell you what version of the package you have.  I don't think they got downgraded.  I'm not sure where they are though :(
[01:47] <puppysgt> so any other suggestions
[01:48] <prozureus> What's the name of that program that shows you all the GTK widgets like progress-bars and tick-boxes?
[01:48] <IdleOne> puppysgt: the website
[01:48] <maco> mezquitale: ~/.Virtualbox i think
[01:48] <PCTeacher012_Rea> QT+ prozureus
[01:48] <mezquitale> sebsebseb, so I can to edit my .virtualbox and point it to a specific partition then?
[01:48] <sebsebseb> maco:  yes that
[01:48] <puppysgt> idleone...you mean the dansguardian website
[01:48] <mezquitale> ok thanks, let me do that right now
[01:48] <prozureus> PCTeacher012, that does it for GTK?
[01:48] <prozureus> sounds like a QT based app
[01:48] <Crayboff> is there an equivilant of mojo or ourTunes for ubuntu?
[01:48] <sebsebseb> mezquitale:  you want to boot a psyical install of Windows in Virtualbox?
[01:48] <IdleOne> puppysgt: yes. that would be the best place to get more info
[01:49] <sebsebseb> mezquitale: psyicall installs  use  partitions not  virtual machines, they use virtual hard disks
[01:49] <puppysgt> idleone...like i just said i tried that...i went to the one that it said...it was empty
[01:49] <shafiq> one more question.my  desktop window is divided in to 3 parts : top left,top right and bottom.bottom is the mirror of top left .top right is free I can't do anything with it.how can i use it
[01:49] <shafiq> ?
[01:49] <PCTeacher012_Rea> prozureus: I'm pretty sure
[01:49] <sebsebseb> mezquitale: and on those virtual hard disks you will  partition in the same way you would  a psyical install
[01:49] <puppysgt> idleone...i would think that there would be more
[01:50] <mezquitale> sebsebseb, I want to run XP on my ubuntu box using virtualbox, I want to install the virtual machine on an empty partition since I'm running out of space on "/", I have everything stored in "/"
[01:50] <dan2077> edbian: if something were to somehow be removed, would the change be updated in synaptic?
[01:50] <PCTeacher012_Rea> 15 minutes till fedora is done :3
[01:50] <sebsebseb> mezquitale: I see ok how big is your /
[01:50] <PCTeacher012_Rea> Ive always had trouble burning an iso in ubuntu though -_- lol
[01:50] <edbian> dan2077: Almost def.  If not you have a MASSIVE problem. :)
[01:50] <mezquitale> sebsebseb, I have about 2 gigs left
[01:50] <sebsebseb> mezquitale: how big is it overall?
[01:50] <puppysgt> idleone...any other suggestions
[01:51] <sebsebseb> mezquitale: sounds like you have done a bad partition set up, hence running out of space
[01:51] <IdleOne> puppysgt: none
[01:51] <mezquitale> sebsebseb, "/" is about 10 gigs, my hard drive is 500 gigs
[01:51] <Rakko> I'm compiling a kernel module and it prints out things like "CC [M]  /home/eric/Sources/opencbm-0.4.2a/sys/linux/cbm_module.o". How do I get it to print the actual command line instead?
[01:51] <prozureus> thewidgetfactory that's it :)
[01:51] <edbian> dan2077: The job of the package manager is to keep track of all the packages on the system.  If the packages changes without it knowing it's very bad.  Synaptic is a front end to the apt package manager
[01:51] <shafiq> any body reply?
[01:51] <sebsebseb> mezquitale: 10GB   /  is  usauully fine, as long as people have a seperate /home as well
[01:51] <Tevil> anyone who can tell me what java-package i should install, to get the most out of my websurfing?
[01:51] <PCTeacher012_Rea> shafiq: I would but this one i have no knowledge on, i use Virtual Desktops, not that haha
[01:51] <dg1> anyone use playonlinux
[01:51] <_nightrid3r_> Rakko: that was the command
[01:51] <mezquitale> sebsebseb, besides myself no one else uses the computer so it's fine
[01:51] <sebsebseb> mezquitale: and by default  Virtualbox is going to put your vm's in home in  the hidden .virtualbox  as I  already said
[01:52] <sebsebseb> basiaclely
[01:52] <Rakko> _nightrid3r_: No, it's a "shortcut"
[01:52] <shafiq> ok let me to explore
[01:52] <shafiq> thaks
[01:52] <sebsebseb> mezquitale: you don't have enough space to have an XP  vm in  /
[01:52] <sebsebseb> mezquitale: haveing a seperate /home is good and useful
[01:52] <sebsebseb> !home |  mezquitale
[01:52] <marcos> algun español?
[01:52] <PCTeacher012_Rea> shafiq: No problem
[01:52] <mezquitale> sebsebseb, yes but I can configure virtualbox so that I can install it in another partition?
[01:52] <marcos> algun español?
[01:52] <marcos> algun español?
[01:52] <marcos> algun español?
[01:52] <marcos> algun español?
[01:52] <FloodBot1> marcos: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:52] <IdleOne> !es | marcos
[01:52] <PCTeacher012_Rea> !es | marcos
[01:52] <dg1> anyone use playonlinux
[01:53] <sebsebseb> mezquitale: the virtual hard disk  file I think can be else where,  but the config file not sure.
[01:53] <IdleOne> !anyone
[01:53] <sebsebseb> mezquitale: it's easier to just let it put all that stuff in .virtualbox in home
[01:54] <sebsebseb> mezquitale: and you can ask Virtualbox questions in #vbox
[01:54] <mezquitale> sebsebseb, in other words it's just easier to grab my live disk shot up gparted and enlarged my partition that has "/"?
[01:54] <Tevil> ok, i want to know what java-package to install , so that i can login through my net-bank-account.
[01:54] <sebsebseb> mezquitale: if you have unpartitoned space on the hard disk you could do that yes,  of cousre when resizing partitions always a slight chance of dataloss
[01:55] <IdleOne> !java | Tevil
[01:55] <draconis> mezquitale: you can make a symbolic link from any other partition to ~/.VirtualBox
[01:55] <Tevil> ok, Thanks
[01:55] <sebsebseb> mezquitale: seperate homes are good since they make re installs of Ubuntu or even distro hopping much easier
[01:55] <IdleOne> Tevil: some banks are still stuck in the IE only mode but give it a shot
[01:56] <mezquitale> sebsebseb, I tried that, didnt really work out for me so I just install everything in "/" and my data in its own partition
[01:56] <Tevil> Idleone, ok
[01:57] <sebsebseb> mezquitale: tried it when?  it's easier to set up a seperate home partition when installing Ubuntu
[01:58] <Merc> whats ubuntu?
[01:58] <alis_> hi
[01:58] <omac> where do I go to discuss bugs in karmic koala beta 1?
[01:58] <PCTeacher012_Rea> 7 minutes till Fedora is done ^_^
[01:58] <PCTeacher012_Rea> omac: #ubuntu+1
[01:58] <sebsebseb> mezquitale: oh  well  9.10 is here soon, with  nice default Ext4 support :)  not for  Ext3 9.04 upgrades though.   Maybe clean install Ubuntu then and whilst your at it make a seperate /home
[01:58] <Merc> whats ubuntu?
[01:58] <Merc> whats ubuntu?
[01:58] <Merc> whats ubuntu?
[01:58] <FloodBot1> Merc: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:58] <omac> thank you sebsebseb
[01:59] <mezquitale> sebsebseb, I install ubuntu quite often and I found it easier to just have a separate partition for my data and just install everything in "/"
[01:59] <Merc> whats ubuntu?
[01:59] <sebsebseb> omac: For what?
[01:59] <sebsebseb> !ubuntu | Merc
[01:59] <dotakuis> computer model ASUS W90 Linux laptop 2.6.28-15-generic #52-Ubuntu SMP Wed Sep 9 10:48:52 UTC 2009 x86_64 GNU/Linux
[01:59] <dotakuis> Display controller: ATI Technologies Inc M98 XT [Mobility Radeon HD 4870]
[01:59] <dotakuis> are there any drivers for the ATI Radeon HD 4870 1GB video card? checked the AMD website and all they had was 4800 driver not the 4870 and it crashes Gui. anyone know what I might do? Proprietary hardware drivers not in use and when activated and restart computer it fails to load gui. Envyng was installed and tried to use it but pretty much same result as the proprietary drivers.
[01:59] <FloodBot1> dotakuis: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:59] <dotakuis> and sorry for the delay just wanted to get all my info
[01:59] <PCTeacher012_Rea> brb. Gotta do dishes -_
[01:59] <PCTeacher012_Rea> -
[01:59] <PCTeacher012_Rea> lol
[01:59] <PCTeacher012_Rea> !pastebin | dotakuis
[01:59] <omac> PCTeacher012_Rea:  Thank you.
[02:00] <PCTeacher012_Rea> omac: Your welcome
[02:00] <sebsebseb> mezquitale:well you can do that
[02:00] <omac> sorry sebsebseb.  I thanked the wrong person.
[02:00] <PCTeacher012_Rea> brb all
[02:00] <sebsebseb> mezquitale: I think with  virtualbox  you can just put the virtual hard disk file on your data partition,  then edit the file in .virtualbox or something, and tell it to  use the data partition
[02:01] <mezquitale> sebsebseb, the latest and greatest virtualbox partition lets me create a virtual disk, i already pointed it to the partition with my data
[02:01] <sebsebseb> mezquitale: virtualbox partition???
[02:02] <scream> How do I restore all my network settings to default.  My eth0 does not seem to be managed anymore by the network-manager
[02:02] <mezquitale> sebsebseb,  that's right, you just tell it where to store the file and it create the virtual disk
[02:02] <fearful> mezquitale, yea virtual disk not partition
[02:03] <dan2077> edbian: is there a system repair program like tuneup for linux?
[02:03] <Merc> UBUNTU!
[02:03] <sebsebseb> !ubuntu | Merc
[02:03] <edbian> dan2077: What does tuneup do?
[02:03] <Merc> UBUNTU
[02:03] <sebsebseb> !troll | Merc
[02:03] <pete_> how do I change desktop icon size ?
[02:04] <Merc> :(
[02:04] <Merc> ubuntu
[02:04] <dan2077> edbian: fix registry errors, clean uneeded items, defrag
[02:04] <edbian> dan2077: see my pm ?
[02:04] <Merc> hey phantomcircuit my old buddy. How goes it?
[02:05] <dan2077> edbian: no
[02:05] <Merc> and shazam too! How goes it shazam?
[02:05] <dan2077> edbian: yeah
[02:05] <Merc> phantomcircuit: welcome back!
[02:05] <Merc> How goes it?
[02:05] <fearful> pete_, right click > stretch
[02:06] <Merc> ring0: my old friend, how goes it?
[02:06] <Gr1nreaper> I think I've wasted all day, and am about at the end of my patience.
[02:06] <Gr1nreaper> why does gparted show 4 entries for my nvidia raid 1 array?
[02:06] <ysf> hi
[02:06] <MichaelKohler> starcannon: I dont succeed.. I have now GRUB 1.96 but still the error about loading the kernel
[02:07] <Merc> hey ysf, my old friend, remember me?
[02:07] <Gr1nreaper> can someone please help me with my array?
[02:08] <IdleOne> !ot > Merc
[02:08] <ring0> Merc, sorry, i don't think i know you
[02:08] <Rakko> ignore merc
[02:08] <Merc> yeah from highschool
[02:08] <MichaelKohler> starcannon: upgrading to grub2 would solve this, wouldnt it? if so, how can I do this using the live cd?
[02:08] <sebsebseb> !ops |  Merc being silly in the channel
[02:08] <IdleOne> Merc: please stop
[02:09] <kmk420> hey im having a problem installing gyachi
[02:09] <kmk420> i fallowed the directions here http://www.atoztoa.com/2009/06/yahoo-messenger-in-ubuntu.html
[02:09] <navatwo> What is the general command to compile programs? `make` is not working, nor is `make all` what would be my best bet. I'm trying to compile the Canon MX320 3.1 driver.
[02:09] <Gr1nreaper> IdleOne, I don't know you from highschool, but perhaps you can help with my fakeraid?
[02:10] <IdleOne> Gr1nreaper: i'm sorry but I don't know anything about raid
[02:10] <kmk420> but when i type in sudo apt-get install gyachi in the terminal it says not found
[02:10] <IdleOne> !raid | Gr1nreaper  have you looked at this
[02:10] <Berzerker> kmk420, you need a yahoo messenger?
[02:10] <navatwo> kmk420: try looking for it in synaptic, might be called something else
[02:10] <Berzerker> kmk420, pidgin isn't good?
[02:10] <kmk420> yes i do
[02:10] <ssmy> kmk420: any particular reason you aren't just using pidgin? also you probably need to sudo apt-get update in terminal
[02:10] <ysf> I'm trying to install (a fresh, vom alternate cd) koala - but everytime he configures the upstart service he reboots. when i launched the recovery mode i could dpkg --configure the remaining packages but it always reboots after upstart. do you have a hint what i can do to continue the install?
[02:10] <MenZa> !karmic | ysf
[02:11] <brunner> Is there such think as a kernel backport package for hardy?  I want to upgrade to a newer kernel, but I want to keep as many other packages as is possible.  Any ideas?
[02:11] <kmk420> yes i need yahoo
[02:11] <navatwo> What is the general command to compile programs? `make` is not working, nor is `make all` what would be my best bet. I'm trying to compile the Canon MX320 3.1 driver.
[02:11] <Berzerker> kmk420, use pidgin, it has yahoo support
[02:11] <ysf> thx a lot
[02:11] <kmk420> oh awesome ty
[02:11] <edbian> I would like to set up a linux network where I can administer my users from one central point (the server) similar to windows "roaming profiles" What options do I have to do this under linux?
[02:12] <Gr1nreaper> thanks Ubottu, I've been there, and none of them are helping
[02:13] <terry> Is there a good site or book out there to learn the commands for Linux?
[02:13] <PCTeacher012_Rea> Im back haaha
[02:13] <ssmy> Gr1nreaper: just fyi but ubottu is the channel bot
[02:13] <IdleOne> !cli | terry
[02:13] <Cyrano_De> edbian: ldap and NFS (NFS only on a trusted network)
[02:13] <_nightrid3r_> terry: the linux documentation project
[02:13] <etyrnal> can someone tell me if my grub quest is even possible?
[02:13] <sebsebseb> terry: Ubuntu Pocket Guide
[02:14] <Gr1nreaper> well aware of that, but since he's such a polite bot, I thought I'd pretend a little
[02:14] <sebsebseb> !thanks |  Gr1nreaper
[02:14] <terry> Ok thanks everyone. I have also found the man command to be very helpful
[02:14] <edbian> Cyrano_De: Is this the de facto standard?
[02:14] <Cyrano_De> terry: http://www.commandlinefu.com/commands/browse
[02:14] <navatwo> What is the general command to compile programs? `make` is not working, nor is `make all` what would be my best bet. I'm trying to compile the Canon MX320 3.1 driver.
[02:14] <sebsebseb> terry: np
[02:14] <kmk420> i cant see my buddie list with pidgin any suggestions?
[02:14] <Cyrano_De> edbian: I don't know about de facto standard.  They are used pretty extensively.
[02:15] <edbian> Cyrano_De: I have been trying to set up NIS but it is buggy.  I'm having trouble with the groups.
[02:15] <Cyrano_De> edbian: NIS is also rather dated and for all intents and purposes depricated.
[02:16] <IdleOne> navatwo: probably need to install the build-essential package then try to compile
[02:16] <PCTeacher012_Rea> oh, goodie! My sis wasted two cds by putting 1 or 2 files that are 10KiB on it -_-  I need it for fedora <_<
[02:16] <navatwo> IdleOne: I'm sorry, what?
[02:16] <edbian> Cyrano_De: The impression I got was the ldap is over kill.  What do you think about that?  Is there a smaller option?
[02:16] <Cyrano_De> edbian: LDAP has been used in many places as a direct replacement for NIS.
[02:16] <Merc> ubuntu!
[02:16] <navatwo> ohh, I get it. nvm
[02:16] <IdleOne> navatwo: what error are you getting?
[02:17] <Merc> UBUNTU!
[02:17] <Merc> UBUNTU!
[02:17] <Merc> UBUNTU!
[02:17] <FloodBot1> Merc: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:17] <navatwo> make[1]: *** No targets specified and no makefile found.  Stop. make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/kevin/Desktop/cnijfilter-source-3.10/libs' make: *** [all] Error 1
[02:17] <LjL> Merc: just quit it
[02:17] <Merc> UBUNTU!
[02:17] <Merc> UBUNTU!
[02:17] <Merc> UBUNTU!
[02:17] <FloodBot1> Merc: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:17] <Cyrano_De> edbian: LDAP is the only one I am aware of.  Active Directory being just another LDAP/Kerberose server.
[02:17] <dan20771> edbian: system crashed
[02:17] <navatwo> IdleOne: that was the error
[02:17] <PCTeacher012_Rea> Gosh Merc is getting annoying
[02:17] <edbian> dan20771: Sorry to here that!  Do you know why?
[02:18] <dan20771> edbian: i changed from some backend to kde backend to see what it does
[02:18] <Rakko> stop removing the ban
[02:18] <IdleOne> navatwo: yeah I see. don't know sorry
[02:18] <edbian> dan20771: Backend for what?
[02:18] <sebsebseb> Rakko: it's a bot so it does
[02:18] <navatwo> I have debian packages for the drivers, but they are not the right architecture
[02:19] <navatwo> which is suuuuper unfortunate
[02:19] <Rakko> I know
[02:19] <IdleOne> Rakko: the ban is just a silence mode used on freenode. the bot is programmed to set it and remove it
[02:19] <dan20771> edbian: GConf configuration backend to KDE Configuration Backend in CCSM
[02:19] <edbian> dan20771: If you don't have KDE then you don't have the KDE configuration backend silly :)
[02:19] <navatwo> Is there a way to install 32bit architecture programs in x64?
[02:20] <dan20771> edbian: im not sure if i have kde or not
[02:20] <hoo-hah> Hi guys! I get heaps of the following errors in my .xsession-errors. Are they safe to ignore? (firefox:5310): Gdk-WARNING **: XID collision, trouble ahead
[02:20] <PCTeacher012> .
[02:20] <draconis> navatwo: you usually can't do that
[02:20] <navatwo> dan20771: are you on a standard installation of ubuntu?
[02:20] <PCTeacher012> O_O I found my other account's still in a terminal that was lost! LOL
[02:20] <navatwo> draconis: I know but the only available drivers are in 32bit
[02:20] <dan20771> navatwo: Ubuntu Ultimate Edtion 2.3
[02:21] <draconis> navatwo: drivers for cnijfilter?
[02:21] <navatwo> dan20771: what is that.. :< sorry, I was looking more for a distro haha.
[02:21] <navatwo> draconis: yes.
[02:21] <dan20771> navatwo: i think it's a modified version of the ubuntu distro
[02:21] <navatwo> dan20771: use the regular distro's haha
[02:22] <navatwo> !karmic
[02:22] <dan20771> navatwo: so ubuntu is GNOME?
[02:22] <navatwo> yes
[02:22] <PCTeacher012> haha i love that photo he left us :3
[02:22] <navatwo> by standard.. kubuntu is KDE
[02:22] <navatwo> PCTeacher012: I cant see it
[02:22] <navatwo> draconis: have you any idea how to get some?
[02:22] <dan20771> navatwo: and what about ubunto
[02:23] <terry> Im running beta of Karmic now and I like it
[02:23] <draconis> navatwo: didn't you have a source archive?
[02:23] <PCTeacher012> It is a penguin holding a gun to the Windows symbol :3
[02:23] <navatwo> dan20771: hmm?
[02:23] <navatwo> draconis: Yes, I do from canon-europe
[02:23] <edbian> dan20771: ubunto is some knock-off as is ubuntu "ultimate edition"
[02:24] <navatwo> I've honestly never heard of ulitmate edition.. seems like a rip-off/excuse to sell to me
[02:24] <dan20771> it's free lol
[02:24] <Pulsewidth> Is there any way to get the 9.10 beta netbook remix .iso to book from usb stick?
[02:24] <PCTeacher012> where do i find virtualbox in the menu?
[02:24] <MichaelKohler> starcannon: I succeeded.. I had just to do a upgrade-grub2 and reboot :) thanks a lot for your help
[02:24] <Berzerker> Pulsewidth, I've had trouble trying to get it to boot, I ended up burning it to a CD
[02:24] <navatwo> draconis: ?
[02:25] <Vantrax> Pulsewidth, did you use the tool to create the stick?
[02:25] <Pulsewidth> I don't have a USB cd drive
[02:25] <Pulsewidth> Vantrax: tried using UNetBootIN
[02:25] <dan20771> edbian: ok so switching backends was a bad idea
[02:25] <sebsebseb> PCTeacher012: sometimes  programs don't  add themselves just like that to the menu, re installing usually helps, but also logging out of Ubuntu and back in again
[02:25] <navatwo> dan20771: wasn't a good one..
[02:26] <navatwo> PCTeacher012: how did you isntall it?
[02:26] <edbian> dan20771: The first time it was a good idea cause you learned something.  From now on doing it again would be a bad idea.
[02:26] <PCTeacher012> imma try reinstalling first :p sebsebseb And i installed it from the .deb package from their site
[02:26] <Pulsewidth> I think there's some difference in the bootloader with CD and USB stick
[02:26] <Pulsewidth> And unetbootin failed to convert it
[02:26] <navatwo> PCTeacher012: just install it from apt-get
[02:26] <dan20771> navatwo: do you have any idea on how to recover a few animatins in CCSM?
[02:26] <PCTeacher012> k haha
[02:26] <navatwo> dan20771: no, sorry
[02:26] <sebsebseb> navatwo  PCTeacher012  the open source version from the repo/apt-get does not have USB support
[02:26] <draconis> navatwo: I believe you have to run ./autogen.sh in each and every subdirectory
[02:27] <PCTeacher012> uh oh. Something has a hold of the administrative directory -_-
[02:27] <sebsebseb> PCTeacher012: plus  USB support needs setting up in the one that does
[02:27] <PCTeacher012> Gotta log off ubuntu then back on haha
[02:27] <PCTeacher012> BRB all
[02:27] <PCTeacher012> again
[02:27] <mgmuscari> !test
[02:27] <mgmuscari> cool, that works
[02:27] <dan20771> edbian: do you think i should download the latest version of CCSM and install it?
[02:27] <thneed> hello, I tried to make a partition using gparted and I screwed up my computer, I want to reinstall but I cannot mount an iso image of the ubuntu due to the partition and I also cannot get netinstall to load fully because the gui crashes...is there a command to wipe all existing data (it's all backed up) so I can complete fresh install?
[02:28] <mgmuscari> thneed: you want to clear out the partition table?
[02:28] <mow> !gender
[02:28] <edbian> dan20771: Don't download from the website if that' what you're asking.  The package in the repos is good enough.  OK here: search "compiz" in synaptic and list to me all of the packages you have that are installed.
[02:28] <mow> woot
[02:28] <edbian> dan20771: That is, list them in a PM :)
[02:28] <terry> thanks again everyone. Gotta go for now
[02:29] <thneed> mgmuscari: yeah, I suppose
[02:29] <dan20771> edbian: how do i pm?
[02:29] <thneed> mgmuscari: I am stuck in bash for all of this...and I am still learning fdisk commands
[02:29] <hoo-hah> dan20771: type /msg <recipient> text_to_send
[02:29] <hoo-hah> dan20771: or you can type /query <recipient> to open up a chat like dialog
[02:30] <kol> et
[02:30] <mgmuscari> thneed: well if you want to delete all the partitions on the drive, to fdisk /dev/sdX
[02:30] <mgmuscari> in my case it'd be /dev/sda
[02:31] <downstar> im running jaunty and it wont let wine load the install.exe off a dvd rom. ideas?
[02:31] <mgmuscari> and er, i guess you can list the partitions with p
[02:31] <mgmuscari> once you're in the fdisk utility
[02:31] <thneed> mgmuscari: then I can run the installation disk with less problems I think
[02:31] <mgmuscari> use d to delete a partition
[02:31] <mgmuscari> it'll ask you for a number
[02:31] <iceroot_> downstar: search the appdb if the porgram is supported
[02:31] <iceroot_> !wine | downstar
[02:31] <mgmuscari> when you're done deleting partitions, type w to write the changes and reboot
[02:32] <raja_> dd
[02:32] <downstar> its a game, originally made for windows. doubt its supported.
[02:32] <iceroot_> !appdb | downstar
[02:33] <mgmuscari> downstar: does your game use some annoying copy protection?
[02:34] <mgmuscari> does anybody here know much about networking?
[02:34] <thneed> mgmuscari: only a little
[02:34] <mgmuscari> i'm trying to set up two routers in my house - one behind the other
[02:34] <downstar> of course, and i have to agree to this damned EULA but the agree box wont let me click accept, tho it says its available once you get to the end, which i do. but still nothing
[02:35] <mgmuscari> i'm behind the second one right now, and connections to the internet are working, but my tracert output seems odd:
[02:35] <mgmuscari> http://paste.ubuntu.com/285814/
[02:35] <mgmuscari> instead of 2-7 i expect something like 192.168.1.1... any thoughts?
[02:35] <Paul1957aa> hi all. I have a hiccup in xubuntu. It's starting ok, but no panel. I do have all the right click menus so it's useable, but I like the panel at the bottom of the screen. Any idea how I can start it up?
[02:36] <Paul1957aa> oh yeah. It isn't a new install and has been running fine previously.
[02:36] <Mike_lifeguard> How can I have apache serve domain.com/thing when someone requests domain.com?
[02:36] <mgmuscari> Paul1957aa: right click on an existing panel and choose "new panel"
[02:36] <Paul1957aa> there is no panel
[02:37] <cody_> What program should i use to burn ISOs?
[02:37] <cody_> Brasero does not work
[02:37] <mgmuscari> no panel at all? is gdm starting propery?
[02:37] <mgmuscari> Mike_lifeguard: i think you can do that with your .htaccess
[02:37] <downstar> ubuntu comes with a cd/dvd burning program i believe cody
[02:37] <thneed> cody_: gnomebaker
[02:37] <iceroot_> downstar: sounds like wow
[02:37] <mgmuscari> with the DirectoryIndex directive
[02:37] <Paul1957aa> gdm?
[02:37] <mgmuscari> Paul1957aa: gnome desktop manager
[02:37] <cody_> downstar: It does, but it will not burn the iso
[02:37] <FiReSTaRT> cody_: brasero
[02:37] <iceroot_> downstar: the wine-version from jaunty cant install wow
[02:37] <downstar> ah
[02:37] <cody_> thneed: Thanks, i will download now
[02:37] <cody_> FiReSTaRT: It does not burn the ISO
[02:38] <Paul1957aa> xubuntu is xfce I think
[02:38] <thneed> cody_: yeah, remember the option is in the file menu dropdown
[02:38] <iceroot_> Paul1957aa: correct
[02:38] <cody_> thneed: I did, it says can not burn with current plugins
[02:38] <downstar> do you know a fix for me iceroot_:
[02:38] <FiReSTaRT> cody_: Burn Image - Burn an existing CD/DVD image to disc
[02:38] <downstar> actually
[02:38] <FiReSTaRT> cody_: ISO = disc image
[02:38] <iceroot_> downstar: yes, use the wine-version from the wine-repos to install wow. that version is running. they have a jaunty-repo
[02:39] <cody_> FiReSTaRT: I know that. It still will not burn it
[02:39] <mgmuscari> Mike_lifeguard: i guess you could also use the Redirect directive
[02:39] <downstar> iceroot: wine did install original and bc, but not wotlk.
[02:39] <FiReSTaRT> cody_: could be an issue with the image itself if the application you created it with was getting cute
[02:39] <iceroot_> downstar: yes i know, its a known wine-bug with wotlk
[02:39] <downstar> ah
[02:39] <cody_> FiReSTaRT: Says can not burn with current plugins. I am burning Fedora 11 image
[02:40] <cody_> 686 MiB roughly
[02:40] <FiReSTaRT> cody_: so you're missing a particular plug-in
[02:40] <cody_> Imma keep ubuntu on this computer and have fedora and another. And i guess FiReSTaRT
[02:40] <downstar> so can you give me an explanation of what to do iceroot?
[02:40] <cody_> Im I'm downloading gnomebaker
[02:40] <cody_> installing now actually
[02:40] <iceroot_> downstar: go to the wine-homepage, go to download and read the instructions to add there repo for wine
[02:40] <thneed> mgmuscari: so, I want to make sure as I am making this new partition (after removing the old ones) that I leave enough space on root...so I havbe an 80g hard drive and I should make one lprimary partition of about how many sectors?
[02:41] <FiReSTaRT> cody_: that's weird..  the stock configuration burned images for me without any issues right off the bat
[02:41] <mgmuscari> errr that depends on the sector size i guess
[02:41] <cody_> FiReSTaRT: Really? Really weird O_O Ah well lol Gnome baker is doin it fine
[02:41] <downstar> iceroot: is it that scott richey thing?
[02:41] <cody_> 1 min till finished
[02:41] <cody_> Gonna go grab other comp
[02:42] <iceroot_> downstar: dont know what you mean
[02:42] <FiReSTaRT> found it!!
[02:42] <FiReSTaRT> cody_: GIYF Brasero md5sum plugin is buggy - disable it, then you can burn a CD/DVD ISO image :)
[02:42] <FiReSTaRT> cody_: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/brasero/+bug/199561
[02:42] <downstar> iceroot: different question, this repo i need on this installation guide is whats causing this wotlk to not download?
[02:43] <cody_> FiReSTaRT: I dont know how to do anything in that program :P:P
[02:43] <cody_> 64% burned in Gnome Baker :3
[02:43] <FiReSTaRT> cody_: lemme fire it up
[02:43] <Paul1957aa> ok. thanks anyway. just noticed a xubuntu channel.
[02:43] <cody_> Do you think it will still boot of it since there were two files that equaled 660.5 KiB on it?
[02:43] <iceroot_> downstar: the repo has the newest wine-version without that wotlk-bug
[02:43] <FiReSTaRT> cody_: edit, plugins and just uncheck the image checksum plugin
[02:44] <cody_> FiReSTaRT: Oh, okay, thanks, ill try it out. Did you read my earlier message?
[02:44] <dan20771> im missing all the animations that i had on previously on CCSM, any fixes?
[02:44] <downstar> ah so then after i add that repo im going to have to run apt-get update wine?
[02:44] <downstar> iceroot:
[02:44] <FiReSTaRT> cody_: that's why i looked it up for you :)
[02:44] <iceroot_> downstar: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install wine
[02:44] <navatwo> draconis: still here?
[02:45] <downstar> ah k
[02:45] <cody_> FiReSTaRT: Well, my question was: Will it still boot since two files not related to it were already on it:
[02:45] <cody_> ??
[02:45] <dan20771> can anyone help me with a CCSM problem?
[02:45] <cody_> There is enough room
[02:45] <navatwo> I ran ./auto?? in ever directory as required, it still is erroring just with a lot more output
[02:45] <iceroot_> !anyone | dan20771
[02:45] <downstar> whats the command to tell me my version again? not sure if its 8.10 or 8.04
[02:45] <iceroot_> downstar: lsb_release -a
[02:45] <FiReSTaRT> cody_: ahhh no idea.. ifyou already burned something on the disc and are burning an image to it... that'd be a first for me
[02:45] <downstar> thank you
[02:46] <cody_> FiReSTaRT: My dumb sister burned two files that equaled 600 KiB out of 700 MB -_- So i hope it still works. It was the last CD
[02:46] <cody_> haa
[02:46] <dan20771> can anyone help me with a CCSM animations problem?
[02:46] <FiReSTaRT> cody_: yikes.. i'd generally say it won't work but you can always try.. i hope her funeral was nice :P
[02:47] <sougly> hi
[02:47] <sougly> i need help ?
[02:47] <cody_> FiReSTaRT: HAAHHAA I hope it was ;) I will see if it still works and let you know if it worked or not. Im installing it on an old win98 comp
[02:47] <sougly> "terminal on your computer, and navigate to the folder containing the adb file"
[02:47] <iceroot_> !ask | sougly
[02:47] <cody_> Switching now (i only have 2 power cords, 1 for monitor, one for PC, so PC sayss bye :P)
[02:47] <cody_> Ill let you know soon
[02:47] <lxnx> hi
[02:47] <sougly> ok
[02:48] <FiReSTaRT> cody_: the os doesn't matter, but i hope you're running at least 512 if you're running any flavour of ubuntu.. even xubuntu was painfully slow on a 256mb machine.. ended up picking up an extra gig :)
[02:48] <dan20771> can anyone help me recover animations in CCSM?
[02:49] <iceroot_> dan20771: this is the ubuntu-support channel
[02:49] <MenZa> iceroot_: CCSM is within the scope of #ubuntu - compiz config.
[02:49] <downstar> so, have half of you guys learned what you know through messing with linux or reading a manual/taking a class
[02:49] <hoo-hah> any of you using chromium? what's the state of it in ubuntu?
[02:49] <navatwo> google chrome doesnt work yet?
[02:50] <MenZa> downstar: I think you'll find that most of us are self-taught, i.e. option 1 - and community support, like here.
[02:50] <MenZa> hoo-hah: There's a PPA if you want to test it. It works decently for me.
[02:50] <dan20771> where is the compiz support problem?
[02:50] <iceroot_> MenZa: didnt know what ccsm is.
[02:50] <sougly> how could i navigate an folder to the terminal ?
[02:50] <bviktor> you're famous, sorry :P  http://code.google.com/p/freakschat/
[02:50] <iceroot_> dan20771: and now ask a real question and not this "can anyone.."
[02:50] <MenZa> !chromium | hoo-hah
[02:50] <hoo-hah> kk
[02:51] <Prohibited> sougly: cd /DIRECTORY (eg cd /home/<user>)
[02:51] <dan20771> iceroot_: a few animations in ccsm disappeared, how can i make it into a question
[02:51] <downstar> what is this ubottu? type something simple and it gives a brief explanation of what you typed? (new to this irc sorry! :P)
[02:51] <iceroot_> dan20771: with details
[02:52] <downstar> dan20771: a few animations in ccsm dissappeared, anyone know how to get them back (something of the sort)
[02:52] <Prohibited> downstar: ubottu is a bot that has answers, links etc to some problems for ubuntu. it also has some information about channel conduct.
[02:52] <MenZa> downstar: It's #ubuntu's info bot. We use it to store factoids, i.e. helpful snippets. Try to do '/msg ubottu ubottu' to get more information about the bot - with links and everything.
[02:52] <dan20771> perfect
[02:52] <dan20771> but is there a compiz support channel?
[02:52] <iceroot_> dan20771: #compiz  i think
[02:52] <downstar> dan: google it imo
[02:52] <dan20771> ill check it out
[02:52] <Prohibited> what software should I use to recover some files that just got deleted when I reformatted my partition?
[02:53] <worldwarcheese> Hi everyone. I need help reloading my proprietary graphics card driver.
[02:53] <mgmuscari> Prohibited: your files are likely gone...
[02:53] <downstar> prohibited: i dont think u can recover files from deleted partitions..
[02:53] <mgmuscari> worldwarcheese: what vendor?
[02:53] <kitty> depends on how far you let the deletion process go
[02:53] <DasEi> imran: here ?
[02:53] <worldwarcheese> BFG/NVidia
[02:53] <imran> Can someone please tell me name of software to unarchive "7-ZIP" files?
[02:53] <Prohibited> You can retrieve files that have been *deleted* until they have been overwritten
[02:53] <kitty> did you delete the partition then make a new one and re-format it?
[02:53] <Prohibited> kitty; reformat
[02:53] <DasEi> imran: 7zip and unp
[02:53] <downstar> iceroot_: its giving me an access denied error when trying what you said. but atleast its attempting to open it now.
[02:54] <mgmuscari> worldwarcheese: sorry, i only know fglrx installation problems :/
[02:54] <Line_Break> a moment ago there was 1337 people online. :O
[02:54] <downstar> lol line
[02:54]  * slam_ is 1337
[02:54] <worldwarcheese> 'Sokay, mate. No worries
[02:54] <kitty> you're boned, you can try the one util that will look for the central directory structures that shouldn't be over written yet, but its still hit and miss with what it'll find
[02:54] <nutterpc> worldwarcheese, why not just use the nvidia driver in synaptics?
[02:54] <dan2077> there are no compiz support channels
[02:54] <DasEi> imran: p7zip-full and unp , precisely
[02:54] <mgmuscari> Prohibited: it's probably all gone... sorry man
[02:55] <sougly> prohibited:bash: cd: /home/sougly/Desktop/adb: Not a directory
[02:55] <worldwarcheese> It can't support some games and I find Compiz runs smoother on the proprietary drivers
[02:55] <orange--> You guys realize that ubuntu screen management sucks horribly compared to windows...
[02:55] <dan2077> how
[02:55] <kitty> orange-- and?
[02:55] <imran> DasEi, what is unp
[02:55] <nutterpc> considering worldwarcheese that BFG use the propietary drivers
[02:55] <nutterpc> :)
[02:55] <Prohibited> mgmuscari: hm. brb, rebooting
[02:55] <DasEi> !info unp | imran
[02:55] <Line_Break> orange--: take your trolling elsewhere please.
[02:56] <imran> DasEi, o lol thanks :)
[02:56] <downstar> if i want to log on as root, the actualy username in ubuntu, but never made a password.. how would i go about finding it out?
[02:56] <orange--> I'm glad you all asked. That's nice considering the potential flames. Try opening multiple windows and alt-tabbing through them. My computer takes seconds
[02:56] <jimcooncat> but we've got devilspie and enlightenment
[02:56] <Prohibited> mgmuscari: the files aren't that important, it'll just take a LONG time to transfer them off my backup
[02:56] <orange--> on windows it is instantaneous
[02:56] <iceroot_> !sudo | downstar
[02:56] <dan2077> im missing some animations in CCSM, can anyone help me get them back?
[02:56] <iceroot_> !root | downstar
[02:56] <mgmuscari> Prohibited: it'll probably take longer to try to recover them from a wiped partition,
[02:57] <Line_Break> does anyone know where the command sudo comes from? like what its origins are?
[02:57] <iceroot_> Line_Break: Super User DO
[02:57] <DasEi> imran : unp blah.7zip
[02:57] <Line_Break> iceroot_: lol?
[02:57] <Berzerker> lol
[02:58] <Berzerker> it's more like you're a pseudo administrator
[02:58] <Berzerker> pseudo was too hard to spell, sudo is easier
[02:58] <Line_Break> Berzerker: xD
[02:58] <downstar> am i supposed to install root-system-bin for that root thing iceroot:
[02:58] <imran> DasEi, oh i need terminal?
[02:58] <iceroot_> Berzerker: man sudo = (s)uper (u)ser (do)
[02:58] <navatwo> I need some help, I need a .ppd or at least source files I can use to compile and use my canon MX320 printer.
[02:59] <dan2077> does anyone know how to recover a few animations from CCSM that disappeared?
[02:59] <DasEi> imran: yes or right-click it (terminal-user here XD)
[02:59] <iceroot_> !repeat | dan2077
[02:59] <prajjwal> is there a way to make the terminal only CALL a program as oppossed to running it via the terminal (i.e. if i typed <command> firefox, then it would open the firefox window and i could close the terminal w/o closing firefox ??? )
[03:00] <downstar> iceroot: thanks for that wine repo update information, but i still had to go to windows and copy the whole cd contents to a folder, and mount it on my ubuntu. its installing now, but for future reference is there a fix for this?
[03:00] <MenZa> prajjwal: Try firefox &
[03:00] <Berzerker> iceroot_, man file has no info on the origins of sudo, nor does it say anything about it being super user do, but it could be because they changed it for karmic
[03:00] <iceroot_> prajjwal: command&
[03:01] <imran> got it thanks DasEi
[03:01] <washburnello1> dg1:how's the VM doing?
[03:01] <orange--> So If I wanted quick screen refreshes on UBUNTU and the ability to alt-tab between apps instantaneously are there any $500 laptop solutions?
[03:02] <iceroot_> Berzerker: http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sudo  first sentence
[03:02] <prajjwal> thanks MenZa and iceroot_
[03:02] <crypt_dude> I have a partition on my drive that is encrypted from a previous ubuntu install.  The problem is I don't know how to mount it automatically at boot.  I can mount it manually, but I would like for Ubuntu to do it for me.  Is this possible?
[03:02] <dg1> its worked pretty good, yet i guess vm didnt have enough juice to run a newer directx game
[03:02] <thneed> okay, I just cleared all my partitions and made 2 new ones that are 50% of my disk and now I am trying to install, my netinstall will not load automatically even though I switched boot order to load cdrom first, how do I mount an iso again? sudo mount -o iso9600 loop /path to /destination?
[03:03] <Berzerker> iceroot_, nothing like that in the en wiki
[03:03] <xoveruk> does anyone know where i can get a SSH shell from for tunneling HTTP?
[03:03] <washburnello1> sure
[03:03] <washburnello1> they can take a lot of horsepower due to the split
[03:03] <dg1> its cool to play in though
[03:03] <iceroot_> Berzerker: http://www.softpanorama.org/Access_control/sudo.shtml
[03:03] <washburnello1> yeah
[03:04] <imran> Help again please : Error opening file '/media/disk/imran/Earthbound.smc': Input/output error
[03:04] <dg1> im messing with steam half life 2 now, trying to get it to work right
[03:04] <washburnello1> imran: you trying to play snes games?
[03:04] <washburnello1> dg1: cool
[03:05] <imran> washburnello1, trying to copy to my ps3 so i can play on ps3 - so yes
[03:05] <washburnello1> ah
[03:05] <crypt_dude> I have a partition on my drive that is encrypted from a previous ubuntu install.  The problem is I don't know how to mount it automatically at boot.  I can mount it manually, but I would like for Ubuntu to do it for me.  Is this possible?
[03:05] <orange--> It's great that Ubuntu boots quickly now. Is anybody doing something about screen management so alt-tabs don't take seconds?
[03:05] <iceroot_> Berzerker: http://acronyms.thefreedictionary.com/Super+User+Do
[03:06] <iceroot_> Berzerker: need more links?
[03:06] <cody_> The burn did not work.
[03:06] <imran> well, thats stupid - seems ubuntu doesnt like my folder on the flash drive, dropped to root of drive and worked.
[03:06] <cody_> LOL
[03:06] <imran> nvm, thanks anyways
[03:06] <Berzerker> iceroot_, yes please
[03:06] <pipegeek> am I correct in assuming that the version of empathy IM in the karmic beta doesn't allow you to change the font used for IMs, or to set bold/italic?
[03:06] <cody_> FiReSTaRT: I disabled ALL the plugins and i get THIS error:
[03:06] <cody_> "Please replace the disc witha a supported CD or DVD. It is not possible to write with the current set of plugins."
[03:06] <iceroot_> Berzerker: http://www.google.de/search?hl=de&safe=off&client=firefox-a&rls=com.ubuntu:en-US:unofficial&hs=2hI&q=superuser+do&start=10&sa=N   178.000 links
[03:06] <washburnello1> imran: I like EB
[03:07] <DasEi> xoveruk: simply install ssh ?
[03:07] <Berzerker> iceroot_, need more please, thanks
[03:07] <pipegeek> hmm, or to set a buddy icon for that matter
[03:07] <thneed> cody_: with gnomebaker?
[03:07] <downstar> i was trying to install a game with wine opening the installer, but it wouldnt open anything, so i got info and updated my wine repo, and it gave me an access denied msg. however when i copied the contents to a windows drive on a seperate folder, and opened it up in ubuntu, it worked just fine. is there a fix for this so i dont have to copy cd's to a windows partition everytime i wanna install a game using wine?
[03:07] <thneed> cody_: does your comp recognize your cdrom?
[03:07] <iceroot_> Berzerker: :) its superuser do. and now lets top it
[03:07] <cody_> thneed: No, with Brasero. With gnomebaker it wont even open the CD. And yes, it does recognize it
[03:08] <DasEi> downstar: chown / chmod the dir cd is mounted to
[03:08] <iceroot_> Berzerker: +s
[03:08] <damagu> hey all: what's the best ubuntu alternative to mac os x's spotlight?
[03:08] <thneed> okay, I just cleared all my partitions and made 2 new ones that are 50% of my disk and now I am trying to inscody_: open the cd? you don't open it in gnomebaker
[03:08] <damagu> is it deskbar?
[03:08] <thneed> ah
[03:08] <pipegeek> oh, just found the latter
[03:08] <FiReSTaRT> cody_: was that the cd that she burned 600kb on?
[03:08] <thneed> cody_: you don't open the cd
[03:08] <cody_> FiReSTaRT: Lol, yes. This other one has probably 200 KB
[03:09] <Berzerker> iceroot_, what?
[03:09] <DasEi> downstar: sudo chown downstar /media/cdrom   and   sudo chmod +x /media/cdrom  f.e.
[03:09] <iceroot_> Berzerker: i have written top but wanted to write stop
[03:09] <cody_> thneed: I'm saying after i burned it. I tried to boot on 2 computers to no avail. So in a computer, i tried to open to see how it burned it, and it said it failed to open the CD
[03:09] <FiReSTaRT> cody_: i sincerely doubt you'll be able to burn anything onto those lol.. anyways buddy, time for me to pop in a movie and relax.. gotta traffic court date tomorrow :)
[03:09] <DasEi> imran : sorry , never tried this
[03:09] <FiReSTaRT> good luck finding a blank ;)
[03:09] <Berzerker> iceroot_, oh ok, I'll top :P
[03:09] <cody_> FiReSTaRT: Okay, thanks :
[03:09] <cody_> L(
[03:09] <cody_> :)*
[03:09] <cody_> BRB all
[03:09] <FloodBot1> cody_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:10] <thneed> cody_: how are you trying to open the iso?
[03:10] <downstar> dasEI: this error message came up when using chmod +wrx cdrom
[03:10] <downstar> chmod: changing permissions of `cdrom': Read-only file system
[03:10] <damagu> hello can someone tell me the best alternative to mac os x's spotlight for ubuntu?
[03:10] <DarkMage2303> Whenever I try to try Wicd Network Manager, it crashes. Also, the computer is unable to access the internet (due to Wicd not opening?)
[03:10] <downstar> did i just add permissions that couldnt be used im guessing?
[03:10] <DasEi> downstar: w ?!
[03:10] <downstar> what lol xD
[03:11] <downstar> oh...was i supposed to do it to the file.. not the cdrom dir itself xD?
[03:11] <crypt_dude> Can anyone tell me how to have an encrypted partition be automatically mounted at boot?
[03:11] <downstar> DasEi: im confused :/
[03:11] <imran> Ok, Im trying to run ubuntu on PS3 to emulate SNES... Im trying to use xSNES9Express or whatever its called, but everytime i try to choose a rom or the directory its in and hit "Select rom" it tells me that it has not found a correct rom
[03:12] <thneed> crypt_dude: no, but that is an awesome question
[03:12] <DasEi> downstar: sudo chown -R downstar /media/cdrom   and   sudo chmod -R +x /media/cdrom  , to get subdirs
[03:12] <imran> How the f*** is it supposed to read anything but a .SMC?
[03:12] <DasEi> or wherever your cd is mounted,  downstar
[03:13] <prajjwal> does anyone know how to auto-mount an existing partition ???
[03:13] <downstar> what does chown do?
[03:13] <canthus13> prajjwal: Add it to your fstab
[03:13] <DasEi> downstar: the error you get because you can't write to cd, and when I think of installer, if they don't ask where to installl to, that won't work
[03:13] <oobe> does anyone here know what causes this  WARNING: gdm_slave_xioerror_handler: Fatal X error - Restarting :0
[03:13] <thneed> okay, I just cleared all my partitions and made 2 new ones that are 50% of my disk and now I am trying to install ubuntu from bash, I have both an iso and a netinstall, I cannot get either to load, can someone help?
[03:13] <pipegeek> downstar: chown changes the ownership of a file or directory
[03:13] <oobe> it happens randomly every 2 or so days
[03:14] <downstar> oh..DUH chOWN. sigh sorry
[03:14] <imran> SOMEONE HELP ME
[03:14] <imran> GOD
[03:14] <fearful> imran, be patient not everyone knows your answer
[03:14] <downstar> DasEi: it still gives access denied :/
[03:14] <cody_> back
[03:15] <imran> I've been working on this for monthes now and its not working I WANT ANSWERS
[03:15] <TheRealMezquital> sebsebseb, thanks for the tip, installing XP in virtualbox is now a breeze, next im going to try vista
[03:15] <DasEi> downstar: you owned it to the regular user ?
[03:15] <TheRealMezquital> imran, whats not working?
[03:15] <imran> Ok, Im trying to run ubuntu on PS3 to emulate SNES... Im trying to use xSNES9Express or whatever its called, but everytime i try to choose a rom or the directory its in and hit "Select rom" it tells me that it has not found a correct rom
[03:15] <sebsebseb> TheRealMezquital: Which tip?
[03:15] <DasEi> imran: did your paypal ? nvm , got a link of that app ?
[03:15] <downstar> DasEi: uhh... i think? not sure tbh, i typed whatever you told me to lol
[03:16] <DasEi> downstar: man chmod
[03:16] <TheRealMezquital> sebsebseb, virtualbox, im chatting on redmond right now through virtualbox on ubuntu, it's actually very straight forward to do nowadays, and I'm not noticing any slowness
[03:17] <Prohibited> I use Wicd Network manager to handle my netwokr connection. Everytime I try to run Wicd Network manager the program crashes, I'm unable to connect to the internet because of this.
[03:17] <washburnello1> imran: does zsnes work?
[03:17] <Korlis> TheRealMezquital: have you gotten direct3d support to work in VB?
[03:17] <imran> DasEi, what???
[03:17] <washburnello1> imran: that's what I use on my lappy
[03:17] <DasEi> downstar:mind the for example in that cmd's
[03:17] <sebsebseb> TheRealMezquital: I am not sure if I helped you though,  I did talk to someone about Virtualbox earlier though
[03:17] <imran> i dont know
[03:17] <TheRealMezquital> Korlis, I just installed VB right now, im still taking it for a test spin
[03:17] <Korlis> oh
[03:18] <imran> i hope so because other wise my fist's gonna me in my tv
[03:18] <Korlis> when i launch a game in VB it won't show the game window
[03:18] <TheRealMezquital> sebsebseb, yup yup you talked to me, I installed VB and xp on it, im on the virtual machine right now :)
[03:18] <DasEi> imran: have you got a link of what you're trying to install ? I have no clue what you're trying..
[03:18] <Replop> on a fresh Ubuntu install, if we install Kubuntu, will we retain the ability to switch back to gnome, if kde disapoint ?
[03:18] <DasEi> Replop: yup
[03:18] <Replop> ( without a full reinstall, I mean )
[03:18] <Replop> cool
[03:18] <TheRealMezquital> sebsebseb, would you happen to know how to maximize the VirtualBox window and how to minimize it?
[03:19] <downstar> DasEi: still access denied and i tryed a chmod +rx /dir of file/device but still access denied.
[03:19] <sebsebseb> TheRealMezquital: you can ask in #vbox
[03:19] <Korlis> TheRealMezquital: right ctrl + f
[03:19] <TheRealMezquital> sebsebseb, thanks, lets hope somebody is down there right now
[03:19] <DasEi> downstar: r for recursive ??
[03:19] <downstar> ..... r for read? :S
[03:19] <imran> washburnello1, where can i find zsnes
[03:19] <DasEi> downstar: sudo infront ?
[03:20] <washburnello1> imran: it's in the repos
[03:20] <downstar> yes sudo infront
[03:20] <gnutron> downstar: chmod 755 dir/
[03:20] <TheRealMezquital> Korlis, you mean  the ctrl that's on the right and then F??? that is not maximizing the virtual box window
[03:20] <thneed> need help installing ubuntu from bash
[03:21] <downstar> chmod invalid mode: +755
[03:21] <gnutron> downstar: impossible
[03:21] <DasEi> downstar: sudo chown -R downstar /media/cdrom   and   sudo chmod -R +x /media/cdrom  , to get subdirs and change to your regular systemusername >< nick
[03:21] <Replop> after an eventual Zebra release  ( or whatever the animal choosen for letter "Z" ) ... how will further release be named ?
[03:21] <imran> wash i cant find it z_Z
[03:21] <imran> i think i may kill my self over ubuntu one day
[03:21] <downstar> gnutron: lmao
[03:21] <DasEi> downstar: sudo chown -R downstar /media/cdrom   and   sudo chmod -R +x /media/cdrom  , to get subdirs and change to your regular systemusername >< nick also the actual mountdir of cdrom
[03:21] <imran> I always think its gonna be okay but then just MORE S*** happens
[03:22] <Korlis> TheRealMezquital: thats what mine was by default, do you mean to make it full screen?
[03:22] <darkstar999> anyone using Netbook Remix?
[03:22] <TheRealMezquital> Korlis, yes, i want to make it full screen
[03:22] <Cyrano_De> In case anyone else wants different setups based on where they have thier laptops, switchconf is the tool I have found for it.  A good tutorial can be found here: http://meandubuntu.wordpress.com/2008/05/07/changing-system-configuration-switchconf/
[03:22] <rexmo_> i was, until i just went with 9.04 with the array.org kernel
[03:22] <ubuntuella> I am, darkstar999. :3
[03:22] <ooypp> downstar: find it in toolbar
[03:22] <ssmy> darkstar999: on my netbook, ya
[03:22] <mow> TheRealMezquital > did you add guest additions
[03:23] <washburnello1> imran: do you have universe and multiverse repos enabled?
[03:23] <downstar> DasEi:  still access denied. lol.
[03:23] <downstar> ooypp: what do you mean find it in a toolbar?
[03:23] <darkstar999> ubuntuella: what netbook?
[03:23] <darkstar999> ssmy: what netbook?
[03:23] <Korlis> TheRealMezquital: that should make it full screen, however, sounds liek you just need to set your resolution
[03:23] <TheRealMezquital> mow, I installed virtual box on ubuntu, I need to install guest additions in ubuntu?
[03:23] <ubuntuella> darkstar999: Asus Eee PC 1005ha.
[03:24] <mow> TheRealMezquital > you need guest additions
[03:24] <ooypp> toolbar of the vitrualbox
[03:24] <darkstar999> ubuntuella: 701sd here. a few problems with windows being too big.
[03:24] <washburnello1> TheRealMezquital: do you have guest additions installed?
[03:24] <Korlis> TheRealMezquital: just right click on the xp desktop and selevt properties, then go to the settings tab and up your resolution
[03:24] <downstar> ooypp: virtualbox? wrong guy maybe? :S
[03:24] <ooypp> sorry!
[03:24] <Korlis> TheRealMezquital: you need guest additions if you want to share folders between ubuntu and vb, or use direct 3d support
[03:24] <downstar> no problem =)
[03:24] <TheRealMezquital> Korlis, thanks!!!  that one did it! rofl
[03:25] <ssmy> darkstar999: asus eee first gen basically lowest everything.
[03:25] <TheRealMezquital> sebsebseb, mow  washburnello1 Korlis this is awesome!  Didnt know it was so easy to setup VB, I will never boot up to redmond again :)
[03:25] <mdonahoe> anyone ever have a print queue that says it complete yet it doesn't print?
[03:26] <ubuntuella> darkstar999: If you double click the title bar, it gives back the option to resize windows
[03:26] <Korlis> TheRealMezquital: Huzzah!
[03:26] <washburnello1> TheRealMezquital: it's a beautiful thing
[03:26] <DasEi> vb is nice, yo
[03:26] <sebsebseb> TheRealMezquital: Indeed it's very easy to do a vm,  and vm's are :)
[03:26] <darkstar999> ubuntuella: thanks! I will try that. Do you have any idea if these problems will be fixed in the future?
[03:26] <nutterpc> TheRealMezquital, welcome to linux my friend, lol
[03:27] <TheRealMezquital> nutterpc, i've been using ubuntu for a while but every now and then I have to bootup to redmond but now I may never have to
[03:27] <liruge> hello?
[03:27] <Korlis> i just put up a vid on youtube, i had a part where i demo'ed virtual box, but i edited it out cuz it made it too long
[03:27] <bruenig> TheRealMezquital: virtual machines are slow and obnoxious, you will boot back
[03:27] <liruge> Ah... real people
[03:27] <TheRealMezquital> using virtualbox, can I work on word documents stored in an ext3 partition?
[03:28] <washburnello1> TheRealMezquital: it not perfect but a heap better than dual booting
[03:28] <nitemovz> Hey all, I am having an issue with some programming stuff, I was wondering how to get "GNU Makeinfo" installed on Jaunty Jackalope"
[03:28] <liruge> Can anyone help with some technical questions... data recovery?
[03:28] <Korlis> TheRealMezquital: thats where you need guest additions to share folders
[03:28] <washburnello1> TheRealMezquital: yup
[03:28] <nitemovz> Can anyone help me out?
[03:28] <TheRealMezquital> bruenig, I have 4 gigs of memory with a fast SATA hd, it's looking good so far, technology has advanced quite a bit since you used a virtual machine
[03:28] <ubuntuella> darkstar999: I don't know. :3 I hope so!
[03:28] <bruenig> TheRealMezquital: you will see
[03:29] <nutterpc> TheRealMezquital, well now with how easily I have been able to set my laptop up, considering moving my desktop across to Ubuntu also, all i use windows for is gaming u see
[03:29] <nanotube> nitemovz: if you install package "build-essential", it will grab all the usual stuff required to compile stuff.
[03:29] <Korlis> TheRealMezquital: dont feed the trolls
[03:29] <mdonahoe> lipsin - no sharing from the linux to the virtual partition is not likely - at least i've never been able to get it to work...
[03:29] <TheRealMezquital> Korlis, all I want to do is work on my word documents I have stored in an ext3 partition, can I write to word documents from within redmond in VB?
[03:29] <nitemovz> nanotube: it is saying "E: Couldn't find package build-essentials"
[03:30] <Korlis> TheRealMezquital: yeah you just have to set up a shared folder and keep those files in there
[03:30] <washburnello1> TheRealMezquital: yup
[03:30] <nitemovz> when I do an apt-get install
[03:30] <nanotube> nitemovz: single essential
[03:30] <DasEi> TheRealMezquital: yes within a shared folder
[03:30] <ssmy> darkstar999: hold alt and click windows to move them higher to see the bottom. most apps aren't used to that small of a res anymore, so they don't like it. gradually fixing.
[03:30] <TheRealMezquital> so I have to install guest additions in ubuntu then?
[03:30] <darkstar999> ssmy: there are some windows that simply will not shrink that small
[03:31] <liruge> If I'm running Win XPpro and some of the slave drive's file structure is corrupt, is there any chance of Linux being able to read it?
[03:31] <DasEi> TheRealMezquital: yes
[03:31] <washburnello1> TheRealMezquital: to make it a little easier you can mount the shared folder as a network drive in windows. make it like a z:
[03:31] <nitemovz> nanotube: Thanks so much! I am working on writing an operating system from scratch, and I am doing it in an Ubuntu environment.
[03:31] <Korlis> TheRealMezquital: http://aminesoft.wordpress.com/2009/09/20/install-guest-additions-for-a-better-virtualbox-experience/
[03:31] <nanotube> nitemovz: sounds like a big project... good luck!
[03:31] <TheRealMezquital> washburnello1, thanks, i will have to do that later on tonight, i have to go do my laundry
[03:31] <darkstar999> nitemovs: open source??
[03:31] <nitemovz> Hopefully
[03:31] <DasEi> TheRealMezquital: also there is ##virtualbox
[03:31] <TheRealMezquital> Korlis, thanks for the link
[03:31] <Korlis> TheRealMezquital: that is a tutorial on getting guest additions installed on your xp, its easy
[03:31] <nitemovz> nanotube: I did the "apt-get install build-essential" and when I do my check for makeinfo, it still says that it is missing.
[03:32] <darkstar999> guest additions makes it wayyyy better
[03:32] <ssmy> darkstar999: yeah, but you can move them to see parts above or below the screen. so it isn't too bad.
[03:32] <Cyrano_De> I could never go back to the screen resolutions of netbooks.
[03:32] <nanotube> nitemovz: ah, google says, install package "texinfo"
[03:33] <aliendude5300> Hi, quick question -- how do I remove a user from the login menu without deleting the user using deluser?
[03:33] <DasEi> TheRealMezquital: it  is #virtualbox
[03:33] <TheRealMezquital> bruenig, i will only use the virtual machine to work on files whose format are not 100% supported in linux, surfing the web and chatting here looks quite fine, i dont notice any slowness at all, and ive seen some really slow XP machines, right now my machine is lighitng fast, even with VB
[03:33] <nitemovz> "E: Couldn't find package textinfo"
[03:33] <nanotube> nitemovz: only one t in there
[03:33] <Korlis> Cyrano_De: you a fan of the cyrano mod for android phones?
[03:34] <downstar> ...new problem i just thought of.  how do i install drivers from manufacturers. IE: i download my nvidia driver, but all it is is a file, what do i do with it?
[03:34] <nanotube> nitemovz: read carefully :)
[03:34] <darkstar999> ssmy: holy crap! I didn't know you could drag from anywhere on the screen with ALT. I have been dragging from the title bar which only gives an extra... 25px or something
[03:34] <bruenig> TheRealMezquital: slow
[03:34] <nitemovz> Oh, sorry. I am using an IRC client on a netbook
[03:34] <DasEi> downstar: nvidia provides the info
[03:34] <root> hello ppl
[03:34] <Korlis> TheRealMezquital:  bruenig is what is known as a troll, ignore him and he will go away
[03:35] <mow> lol
[03:35] <downstar> DasEi: ive looked before and could find no such information from them, can you maybe give me an idea on where to look?
[03:35] <nitemovz> Thank you so much nanotube
[03:35] <Luffy> im using the beta v
[03:35] <nanotube> nitemovz: no prob ;)
[03:35] <TheRealMezquital> bruenig, I have a dual processor AMD machine 64 bits, try using hyperthreading technology with dual processors and more than 2 gigs of ram, i have 4 gigs right now
[03:35] <DasEi> downstar: which card ?
[03:35] <Cyrano_De> Korlis: I am running a Cyanogen firmware on my G1.  So yeah, I'm a big fan of that.  Been using this nick since the early 90's however.
[03:35] <liruge> --------I want to know if there's any chance ubuntu will be able to read corrupt windows file structures
[03:35] <bruenig> TheRealMezquital: Korlis is a known ignorant person, ignore ignorance because ignorance ignores reality
[03:35] <downstar> DasEi: nvidia geforce 8800
[03:36] <Gnea> liruge: it depends on the partition in question
[03:36] <TheRealMezquital> Korlis, thats ok, i was a troll once until redhat stopped supporting mp3z and then i moved on to ubuntu
[03:36] <bigdavejoker> what are some good tools to troubleshoot a netowrk connection that randomly drops connectivity
[03:36] <prajjwal> is there a way to id myself as a root ??
[03:36] <nanotube> !sudo | prajjwal
[03:36] <downstar> prajjwal: sudo
[03:36] <bruenig> prajjwal: there is a way, but we are not allowed to tell you in this channel
[03:36] <prajjwal> in general ... not just for a specific program
[03:36] <TheRealMezquital> bruenig, what processor do you have?  Have you used any machine that was built in the last couple of years?
[03:36] <mow> prajjwal > whoami
[03:36] <bruenig> they get really angry when we do
[03:36] <DasEi> downstar: 32 or 64 bit  OS ?
[03:37] <fent> I'm trying to change this directory to be workable by a group but even after chown chmod and chgrp it wont let me copy to it without a sudo
[03:37] <bruenig> prajjwal: only the sudo line is allowed to be told here, so you will have to find other places to find out how to do what you want to do
[03:37] <nitemovz> I can now build my compiler that I wrote to write my OS
[03:37] <nanotube> prajjwal: read that wiki page about rootsudo. you can start a root shell with 'sudo -i' or 'sudo -s'...
[03:37] <Korlis> prajjwal: if you need to run a program as root you can always use sudo
[03:37] <Cyrano_De> aliendude5300: You can setup individual login permissions for gdm in Administration->Login Window
[03:37] <sebsebseb> !ops |  bruenig trolling
[03:37] <nanotube> nitemovz: cool. :) heh, starting from total scratch, eh? your own compiler and everything...
[03:37] <bruenig> lawz
[03:38] <darkstar999> is it possible to boot my XP partition in VirtualBox?
[03:38] <bruenig> no but seriously, for some programs like kismet, sudo doesn't cut it
[03:38] <TheRealMezquital> how do you mark yourself away in xchat using command line?
[03:38] <nitemovz> nanotube: Yeah, every last bit of it, will be written from scratch. I have been working on the compiler for about 6 months now.
[03:38] <nanotube> nitemovz: so what are you writing the compiler in? assembly?
[03:38] <Daemonik> What is it with Ubuntu 9.04 that I right-click on a folder, click "sharing options", select guest access, but other GNU/Linux machines claim the mount failed, and windows machines think a username and password (guest / guest doesn't work . .) is needed? Ubuntu 8.10 had file sharing working fine!
[03:38] <darkstar999> java. haha
[03:38] <DasEi> downstar: 32 or 64 bit  OS ?
[03:38] <nitemovz> nanotube: mostly assembly, and some occasional c.
[03:39] <nitemovz> GNU Make, and makeinfo are a big part of it.
[03:39] <nanotube> nitemovz: and what kind of language does your compiler compile?
[03:39] <nanotube> nitemovz: you made up your own?
[03:39] <liruge> Gnea: I had a system crash under windows XPpro and a 100GB folder on the slave drive now says G:/organized is inaccessable peramater is incorrect
[03:39] <prajjwal> i need to mount a drive but for some reason its not accepting the mount point given .... says i need root privilages ...
[03:39] <nanotube> prajjwal: so use sudo.
[03:39] <prajjwal> (if i click on the thing in places menu ) :( ....
[03:40] <nitemovz> nanotube: it is going to be compiling, java/C/C++/ASM
[03:40] <nitemovz> all in one.
[03:40] <egc> hi all
[03:40] <Gnea> liruge: what did you format it to?
[03:40] <draconis> darkstar999: it's actually possible to boot a partition using VirtualBox, but it requires creating the "disk" via command line
[03:40] <DasEi> downstar: 64 bit http://www.nvidia.com/object/linux_display_amd64_185.18.36.html
[03:40] <nanotube> nitemovz: heh nice. ... got source for it up on the web somewhere?
[03:40] <egc> if i want to print a source code file 2 up on one side of paper, what utilities can i use to do that?
[03:40] <nitemovz> No, not yet. I have to see if it will actually work. I am installing it right now.
[03:40] <prajjwal> prajjwal@prajjwal-laptop:~$ sudo mount /dev/sda3
[03:40] <prajjwal> fuse: failed to access mountpoint /media/Vista: No such file or directory
[03:41] <egc> i used to have a pipe include a2ps maybe?
[03:41] <nanotube> nitemovz: heh
[03:41]  * egc looks at a2ps
[03:41] <prajjwal> that is what happens ...
[03:41] <nitemovz> I want to make sure that it works before I upload it to the web.
[03:41] <nanotube> prajjwal: so, "sudo mkdir /media/Vista" first.
[03:41] <nitemovz> It would suck if it didn't work, and I posted it up there.
[03:41] <DasEi> prajjwal: sudo mkdir /media/Vista
[03:41] <prajjwal> thnks
[03:41] <Cyrano_De> prajjwal: sudo mount -t ntfs /dev/sda3 /some/mount/point
[03:41] <Korlis> prajjwal: are you trying to mount a cd?
[03:42] <prajjwal> my Vista partition
[03:42] <nanotube> nitemovz: ic... just stick your code repository up on github. you /are/ using source control for this, right?
[03:42] <prajjwal> i unmounted it to check if my /etc/fstab edit worked
[03:42] <egc> yeah it was a2ps
[03:42] <nitemovz> nanotube: I want to say yes, but that would be lying
[03:42] <draconis> darkstar999: VBoxManage internalcommands createrawvmdk -filename ~/.VirtualBox/WinXP.vmdk -rawdisk /dev/sda -partitions 2 -relative -register
[03:43] <draconis> darkstar999: replace /dev/sda with the -disk- your Windows partition is on, and "-partitions 2" needs to be the partition number that windows is on
[03:43] <Korlis> prajjwal: you should be able to just run nautilus as sudo and mount it, or if it's in your fstab to mount automatically you could just log out and in
[03:43] <darkstar999> draconis: awesome. thanks. Does that just link the .vmdk to the physical drive or does it copy the physical drive to the .vmdk?
[03:43] <MenZa> !gksu | Korlis
[03:44] <nanotube> nitemovz: hahaha i see. well, for any sizeable code project, you really really should use a version control system. i highly recommend git. but hg or bzr are ok too. you can grab git from the repos...
[03:44] <webbb82> is there anyway to change the default file browser
[03:44] <nitemovz> Okay, and do I need a certain repository online to host my files?
[03:44] <Korlis> blegh, MenZa is right prajjwal, hit alt+F2 and type gksu nautilus
[03:44] <draconis> darkstar999: no, it actually uses the device. http://blarts.wordpress.com/2007/12/06/how-to-run-virtualbox-using-a-physical-partition-using-ubuntu-feisty-fawn/
[03:44] <Korlis> my bad
[03:45] <draconis> darkstar999: you will have to set the permissions so your virtualbox users can access the disk
[03:45] <prajjwal> thanks guys ... it worked w/ the mkdir ..
[03:46] <nitemovz> nanotube: I have never used a version control system before in my life... I know that sounds pretty bad.
[03:46] <webbb82> Korlis: what is gksu nautilus
[03:46] <nanotube> nitemovz: github give free git repository hosting (check them out on github.com). but you don't /need/ a host, you cousd just have a local repository. the host is only necessary for backing up your local repo, and for sharing it with the world.
[03:46] <Korlis> webbb82:  it allows you to run nautilus as root
[03:46] <Royall> Shiretoko is unbearably slow. How do I get back regular Firefox?
[03:46] <draconis> darkstar999: if you copy it to a virtual disk instead of linking it, though, you can avoid messing up the actual partition
[03:46] <nitemovz> okay, that makes sense
[03:46] <webbb82> oh i just run su nautilus  same thing
[03:47] <webbb82> anyone know how to change the default file browser/manager
[03:47] <julianchis83> hello
[03:48] <Replop> what would you use instead of nautilus, webbb82 ?
[03:48] <nanotube> nitemovz: trust me, you'll thank me later. version control is important. read some tutorials on using git, and jump in.
[03:48] <Prohibited> What is a good program to use to retrieve files that were on a partition that has been reformatted?
[03:49] <nitemovz> nanotube: okay, I just signed up on Github. Now I just have to figure out how to use it.
[03:49] <Cyrano_De> webbb82: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DefaultFileManager
[03:49] <downstar1> ._.
[03:49] <downstar1> bad internet =[
[03:50] <pawan> hi
[03:50] <nanotube> nitemovz: i sent you some info in a pm.
[03:50] <DasEi> downstar: 64 bit http://www.nvidia.com/object/linux_display_amd64_185.18.36.html
[03:50] <pawan> !new version
[03:50] <nitemovz> nanotube: I would love to inform you that my compiler works, but it won't configure a portion of GCC
[03:50] <MenZa> !karmic | pawan
[03:50] <downstar1> DasEi: are you sure im running 64bit? how can i find out lol
[03:50] <Anorion> hey, how do I add my second NTFS partition to where Ubuntu can have it in the places menu to mount easily?
[03:51] <Korlis> Anorion
[03:51] <DasEi> downstar1: uname -a
[03:51] <Anorion> yes?
[03:51] <Korlis> just a sec, theres a utility for that which makes it super easy, let me find the name
[03:51] <Anorion> cool~
[03:51] <Prohibited> What is a good program to use to retrieve files that were on a partition that has been reformatted?
[03:51] <downstar1> Linux downstar 2.6.27-14-generic #1 SMP Mon Aug 31 13:01:41 UTC 2009 i686 GNU/Linux
[03:52] <Anorion> I figured there was
[03:52] <DasEi> downstar1: 32 so
[03:52] <bastid_raZor> Anorion: ntfs-config is the package you want to install
[03:52] <Cyrano_De> Anorion: You can add a book mark to it by dragging it to the bottom left panel in nautilus
[03:52] <downstar1> DasEi: how did you figure that out?
[03:52] <Cyrano_De> Anorion: It will then be in the Places->Bookmarks menu.
[03:53] <bastid_raZor> downstar1: i686 == 32bit .. x86_64 would have been 64bit
[03:53] <DasEi> downstar1: i686; 32 : http://www.nvidia.com/object/linux_display_ia32_185.18.36.html
[03:53] <Anorion> yeah, but I can't mount it right now, because it's not in fstab. But I know you guys don't use fstab for ntfs stuff
[03:53] <DasEi> downstar1: how much ram installed ?
[03:54] <bastid_raZor> Anorion: yes you can use fstab for ntfs.. probably the easier method to have it mounted on each boot
[03:54] <Cyrano_De> Anorion: I use fstab for ntfs.  UUID=DC18984018981B98 /Windows        ntfs    defaults,nls=utf8,umask=007,gid=46 0       1
[03:54] <Anorion> I just want it to show up just like the system disk for XP.
[03:55] <Anorion> I probably just missed it in the install process
[03:55] <Cyrano_De> Anorion: That is the entry the installer setup for me when I did a manual partition setup and added it.
[03:55] <resno_> does ubuntu support any of the skype phones? i have the d-link dph-50u
[03:55] <Cyrano_De> resno_: The phone would have to support the SIP protocol I believe.  I could be wrong though.
[03:56] <Gnea> !skype | resno_
[03:56] <resno_> Cyrano_De: its more a usb device that you can plug a phone line into, it interacts with skypes api
[03:57] <DigitalKiwi> !ekiga
[03:57] <DigitalKiwi> does ekiga work on windows?
[03:57] <webbb82> some app called apport is hoggin all my cpu i have never seen this befor anyone els know abou this
[03:59] <resno> will any of these allow you call to landlines?
[03:59] <Cyrano_De> webbb82: apport is a crash handler that helps to report application crashes and file bugs on launchpad
[03:59] <DigitalKiwi> oh sweet ekiga does work on windows
[03:59] <Schnork> hi everybody
[04:00] <nanotube> DigitalKiwi: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=ekiga+windows
[04:00] <Cyrano_De> webbb82: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Apport
[04:00] <nanotube> DigitalKiwi: :D
[04:00] <DigitalKiwi> thanks Gnea =D now maybe I can get my gf to install it and hopefully it doesn't crash every 5 minutes like skype >.> it does do webcams proper right?
[04:01] <DasEi> downstar1: how much ram installed ?
[04:01] <Schnork> I've got a problem with my sound card. A friend of mine ask me to do something "classic" with alsamixer, and it was good. But since the last updates, I've got the same problem back :(. Can anyone help me, please ?
[04:04] <webbb82>  i just changed thunar to my default file manager like this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DefaultFileManager               is there any diadvantage useing thunar instead of nautilus
[04:05] <porkee> ubuntu includes a sections known as My Network, similar to windows. my network show 2 windows computers and one apple, yet i do not know how to set up a network? is ubuntu able to sence previous computer installations and other computers in the home even without me hooking them up to the Network?
[04:05] <Cyrano_De> webbb82: You won't be able to show a big number in the used collum when you do a "free"
[04:05] <m0r0n> What remote assist program can I use to assist a windows user?
[04:06] <Cyrano_De> m0r0n: You can use tsclient to connect to a remote desktop session on a windows XP or newer machine.
[04:06] <Cyrano_De> m0r0n: They will need to enable remote desktop and give you an account with permission to login with RDP.
[04:07] <crazy2k> How does one do windows tiling in CompizFusion?
[04:07] <Cyrano_De> m0r0n: http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/mobility/getstarted/remoteintro.mspx
[04:07] <m0r0n> Cyrano_De: Anything more simple? The winows user isn't the most tech savy
[04:07] <rigodeni1> whats a popular GUI program to combine and cut video files?
[04:08] <Cyrano_De> m0r0n: If they do not already have something setup, I do not think so.  Not sure gotomypc works with Linux.
[04:09] <washburnello1> m0r0n: teamviewer works fine
[04:09] <Cyrano_De> rigodeni1: avidemux
[04:09] <washburnello1> m0r0n: the helper side works under wine
[04:10] <Ubee> Has anyone tried Karmic Koala?
[04:10] <rigodeni1> Cyrano_De: thx, i heard of that one, but its a little more than i need, it encodes and stuff too, i already use Devede for that, i just wanted something that allows to cutt or combine files
[04:10] <washburnello1> m0r0n: they also have a standalone executable you can send them. they just double click it and give you the pass
[04:11] <darkstar999> Ubee: Nobody has tried it yet.
[04:11] <cgsawtell> Ubee, I am using it now
[04:11] <washburnello1> m0r0n: the only problem I've had with it is that a linux user can help a windows user but a windows user can't help a linux user
[04:12] <washburnello1> m0r0n: which doesn't sound like your case
[04:12] <maxwell_> Hello, I want this instruction to run automatically every time my computer boots up: "setxkbmap -option grp:switch,grp:alt_shift_toggle,grp_led:scroll us,ru"
[04:12] <maxwell_> Running Xubuntu 9.10
[04:13] <Cyrano_De> !karmic
[04:13] <downstar> ....sigh ISP is a dumbass
[04:13] <maxwell_> Oh, well maybe I'm running 9.03, or whatever we're on.
[04:13] <m0r0n> washburnello1: Cyrano_De: Thanks both, will try Teamviewer
[04:14] <|F5|> hi
[04:14] <|F5|> good evening
[04:14] <Ubee> Since I am running Jaunty Jackalobe on my computer. How easy will it be to install Karmic Koala?
[04:14] <porkee> washburnello: when i installed ubuntu, i di a clean wipe of windows, later i began looking thru all the fiels and folders in ubuntu to learn it, it was then i noticed that i supposedly have 3 computere in my network. i did not set up a network and we only have 2 computers and i never connected them notr so i even no how to do that?
[04:15] <FiReSTaRT> Ubee: through update process
[04:15] <ssmy> Ubee: when it releases the update manager will offer you the upgrade. you do it. done.
[04:15] <maxwell_> q/clear
[04:15] <washburnello1> porkee: what kind of computer are you using? is it a laptop?
[04:16] <porkee> no it is my dell at home, i am at work now
[04:16] <washburnello1> porkee: do the names of the computers look familure?
[04:16] <maxwell_> brb!@
[04:17] <washburnello1> porkee: the reason I'm asking these kinds of questions is because networks can be very complex
[04:17] <porkee> washburnello: well each one shows a standardized pic of a computer and beside each one it say: 1. windows , 2, windows, 3. apple
[04:18] <ThDoctor> Is there a simple way to join multiple .mp3 files downloaded from Librivox (Free Legal Audio Books). The titles have spaces so cat doesn't work. Is there a simple GUI to do this? Thank You.
[04:18] <washburnello1> porkee: does your home network have wifi?
[04:18] <fent> could someone help me with a directory permission problem? I'd like to share a directory between group members but even though i've set them i cannont create files in it.
[04:18] <porkee> washburnello : ithink maybe it remembers that my dell had windows on it and then once i tried to re-load windows and my wife owns an apple?
[04:19] <porkee> washburnello: my dell has no wifi as far as i know(1998 model) but my wifes apple ahas wireless
[04:19] <ThDoctor> porkee: try right click, properties, permissions and set there.
[04:19] <washburnello1> porkee: it's probably just residual information in the router
[04:19] <Ubee> I want to download other themes onto my computer. how do i do that?
[04:19] <washburnello1> porkee: when did you install ubuntu?
[04:20] <porkee> washburnell: ok but the only puter we ever had with wifi was my wifes apple and the dell that shows this supposed network has never run wirelss
[04:20] <porkee> washburnello about 10 days ago
[04:20] <washburnello1> porkee: yeah, it's probably just residual
[04:21] <washburnello1> porkee: I wouldn't worry about it
[04:21] <porkee> washburnello cool can i make that go away or would it hurt something
[04:21] <ThDoctor> Is there a GUI to join multiple mp3 files?
[04:21] <washburnello1> Ubee: you can download then from gnomekool but there's an app that makes it simpler
[04:21] <Cyrano_De> ThDoctor: I don't know about a GUI app but mp3wrap should be able to.
[04:21] <washburnello1> Ubee: can't remember what it's called
[04:21] <porkee> washburnello some have said it means my wireless is hacked but again the dell isnt wireless so  that made no sence, your explanation makes some sence too me
[04:22] <Cyrano_De> ThDoctor: I suspect it is CLI only but I have not used it.
[04:22] <ThDoctor> Thank you, I'll try it.
[04:22] <Kazorin> Hey is there anyone here who knows about sound issues? I have everything working except for microphone.
[04:22] <Prohibited> I'm unable to write files, create folders in my external hard drive. How do i change it so the directory is unlocked?
[04:22] <downstar> what command do i use to install NVIDIA-Linux-x86-185.18.36-pkg1.run file
[04:23] <Prohibited> downstar: sh
[04:23] <downstar> says sh cant open the fil
[04:23] <downstar> efile
[04:23] <washburnello1> Ubee: check out add/remove "art manager"
[04:23] <Prohibited> downstar: sh NVIDIA-Linux-86x-185.18.36-pkg1.run
[04:23] <porkee> washburnello: i want to doublecheck an answer someone else gave me...said when i turn on my puter and the grub thing comes up, said i can hit ESC then and see if i really wiped out windows as i had planned ...is that good advice?
[04:23] <Prohibited> I'm unable to write files, create folders in my external hard drive. How do i change it so the directory is unlocked?
[04:24] <Cyrano_De> porkee: Yes, esc should bring up the grub boot menu
[04:24] <gotmy-joojoo> .
[04:24] <MenZa> !fstab | Prohibited
[04:24] <MenZa> That's probably what you want, Prohibited ^
[04:24] <washburnello1> porkee: wouldn't hurt anything to check
[04:25] <Cyrano_De> porkee: if there is a "Windows" option at the bottom then it may not be gone.
[04:25] <downstar> prohibited: i did that, but it didnt do anything? website says its supposed to open up an installer and doesnt
[04:25] <porkee> washburnello: well as i say the grub thing comes up for a second or 2 on its own at startup-thats when he said hit the ESC...is that right? Cyrano_De no windows option at all
[04:25] <Cyrano_De> !grub
[04:26] <enjo13> Hey.. I'm befuddled by something. I have a particular domain that I can't connect to. It doesn't matter what network I'm on.. it never works (hasn't for more than a week)
[04:26] <Cyrano_De> porkee: ESC is correct.  That is the boot loader.  It lets you choose which OS/Kernel to boot into.
[04:26] <MenZa> enjo13: Try it on http://downforeveryoneorjustme.com
[04:26] <enjo13> I can resolve it from my iPhone connected to the same Wifi network. Wget can't find it.. traceroute blows up on some part of the route. It ONLY affects my machine
[04:27] <enjo13> any ideas/
[04:27] <washburnello1> porkee: networks can be very complex. without an extensive knowledge of your setup it's hard to be certain.
[04:27] <ssmy> enjo13: no idea. that's a weird one. maybe a hosts issue? but unlikely unless you messed with them.
[04:27] <enjo13> wash: I don't think it's my network in particular. I've tried on 3 different networks.. each have another machine that can connect just fine
[04:27] <mgmuscari> hmm, does anybody know of a good GDM-based audio player that support large libraries on samba filesystems?
[04:28] <enjo13> /etc/hosts is clear
[04:28] <carpediem> mgmuscari: you sure you don't mean gstreamer?
[04:28] <ssmy> mgmuscari: gdm? huh? you mean gnome?
[04:28] <porkee> washburnello: iknow but as i said i never set up any network...noone in mt home knows anything about that, we just put ubuntu in the cd tray and when that moment happened when i had a choice to wipe windows  idid it in favor of a clean ubuntu install...later i saw the networj rhing when looking all aeound in my new OS
[04:28] <mgmuscari> i don't like to use kde apps
[04:29] <enjo13> I've tried clearing everything I can think of... it's really frusturating:)
[04:29] <ssmy> mgmuscari: it's GTK, not gdm
[04:29] <ssmy> mgmuscari: I would try rythmbox or exaile.
[04:29] <downstar> how do i stop the xserver?
[04:29] <washburnello1> porkee: do you have a router and more than 1 computer connecting to the internet at home?
[04:29] <mgmuscari> hm, exaile had enough trouble loading my library when the filesystem was local
[04:29] <mgmuscari> ah well
[04:30] <Cyrano_De> mgmuscari: Or you can use mpd and connect many different clients to it.
[04:30] <Cyrano_De> downstar: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[04:30] <DasEi> downstar: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop  (logs you off)
[04:30] <downstar> mm...
[04:30] <DasEi> !x
[04:30] <porkee> washburnello: yes i wireless router for my wifes aplle , the dell is Not wireless and has ubuntu , it is the dell that shows this 3 computer network
[04:30] <downstar> DasEi: ! do you remember trying to help me with my driver not long ago xD?
[04:30] <Cyrano_De> mgmuscari: I use mpd over an NFS share without issue.  I suspect it would do fine over a samba share as well.
[04:31] <washburnello1> porkee: than you have a network. Thats what a network is. what your referring to not setting up is file sharing or something like it.
[04:31] <DasEi> downstar: sure
[04:31] <mgmuscari> i think i'll need to put together another pc to run mpd
[04:31] <mgmuscari> don't want to run it on my webserver
[04:31] <DasEi> downstar1: how much ram installed ?
[04:31] <porkee> washburnello: how can a hard wired ubuntu dell know my wife runs her aplle off my wireless router without me telling it so?
[04:31] <downstar> DasEi: hehe well you looked up the nvidia geforce 8800.. anywho i did the sh (driver name) in the directory it saved to but it didnt do anything?
[04:32] <washburnello1> porkee: when you went to "network" in ubuntu, it's just showing you that it detected the presence of other computers on your network.
[04:32] <mgmuscari> maybe i can get this old tower over here running
[04:32] <washburnello1> porkee: dns
[04:32] <Cyrano_De> mgmuscari: mpd is pretty easy on the resources.  I would not run it on a publicly facing computer though.
[04:32] <DasEi> downstar1: how much ram installed ?
[04:32] <porkee> washburnello: amazing
[04:32] <ssmy> mgmuscari: no reason not to. i run it on my server.
[04:32] <washburnello1> porkee: it's all part of how networking works
[04:32] <downstar> DasEi: 2g dual channel
[04:32] <hey_boy> Hey guys, how do I delete all the rules in IPTABLES in a single stroke? What is the command
[04:32] <porkee> washburnello: ok i thought a human had to initiate a network
[04:32] <washburnello1> porkee: hit up wikipedia about networking sometime. there's loads of stuff there. :)
[04:33] <washburnello1> porkee: that was the old days ;)
[04:33] <porkee> wow
[04:33] <porkee> i got a friggen network
[04:33] <DasEi> downstar:right then, just keep in mind in 32 bit maximum, including graphics ram, is 4 gb
[04:33] <Guest14172> trial input
[04:33] <Cyrano_De> downstar: unless you install the "server" kernel with PAE support.
[04:34] <washburnello1> porkee: I'd also do some research on tightening up your wireless just as a preemptive measure.
[04:34] <downstar> Cyrano_De: huh? what do you mean? for the installer or something?
[04:34] <porkee> washburnello thanks Cyrano_De thanks
[04:34] <washburnello1> porkee: I don't think it's your problem but it's always a good idea
[04:34] <porkee> washburnello oh you can bet i will
[04:34] <porkee> just to be safe yes
[04:34] <washburnello1> porkee: :D
[04:35] <DasEi> downstar:to install, put the nv..sh  in /usr/src  , install build-essential and checkinstall, make the file executable at call it , logged off, as root
[04:35] <downstar> DasEi: so ... im at 2512gb/4000gb ?
[04:35] <Cyrano_De> downstar: To support more than 4GB total memory in 32bit Ubuntu you need to either compile your own kernel and enable PAE mode or install the Ubuntu Server kernel package that has been built with PAE mode.
[04:35] <mgmuscari> Cyrano_De: this webserver is public facing. or will be soon, rather...
[04:35] <porkee> washburnello i do see others when i am on my wifes apple my router sences them but i dont think they are on my router because i shut it off and they are there when i go back on which doent give them time to put my passwaord back in
[04:35] <hey_boy> Hello room, I want to delete all the IPTables Rules in a single command. Any suggestions?
[04:36] <downstar> Cyrano_De: ah okay. thanks!
[04:36] <mgmuscari> it's going to be on a different subnet from the rest of my home network anyway
[04:36] <ssmy> downstar: why not just use 64? it works fine.
[04:36] <Cyrano_De> downstar: PAE lets uses "pages" to address more than 4GB of memory in 32 bit systems
[04:36] <DasEi> downstar: yes, 32 can handle 4 gb only, else need 64 bit, and on a dualcore.. I'd use 64
[04:36] <Cyrano_De> mgmuscari: mpd has an http streaming feature but generally plays the music on the mpd host.
[04:36] <porkee> washburnello my router is so week you have to be on my propert to use it anyway
[04:37] <kraito> DasEi: alright so i still need  help with the resolution
[04:37] <Cyrano_De> mgmuscari: I do not think it matters that it is on a seperate subnet as long as there is no firewall blocking the mpd port between the two subnets.
[04:37] <porkee> washburnello ok gotta go will be on later after work still have question thanks see you all thanks a lot
[04:37] <washburnello1> porkee: what your laptop is sensing is other networks. your router doesn't connect to routers wirelessly unless you have a special scenerio
[04:38] <washburnello1> porkee: later
[04:38] <porkee> ok thanks be back later
[04:38] <downstar> DasEi: im a bit lost on what your saying.. you want me to put the nvidia file in /usr/src and then what? and as for the 64-bit.. ill look into that =)
[04:38] <DasEi> kraito: installed displayconfig-gtk meanwhile ?
[04:38] <goddard> Got a problem any one wanna help figure it out haha
[04:38] <goddard> having some serious hang time on start up
[04:38] <DasEi> downstar: 64 bit means reinstalling
[04:38] <washburnello1> goddard: what's up?
[04:39] <downstar> DasEi: i know. but if i can figure this all out in 32, i wont need to come back and wont have any of these problems when doing 64.
[04:39] <DasEi> downstar: sudo cp /path/toFile/nvidia*  /usr/src
[04:39] <washburnello1> goddard: sorry, out of my league
[04:39] <goddard> it was fast before now it just loads then sits for a moment and switchs from the load graphic to the notifcation window
[04:39] <goddard> cool tanks though
[04:39] <DasEi> kraito: installed displayconfig-gtk meanwhile ?
[04:40] <downstar> DasEi: okay, file is moved
[04:40] <Cyrano_De> goddard: You can hit esc at the grub menu and edit your defualt kernel line to remove the "quiet" and "splash" options.
[04:40] <Cyrano_De> Too late....
[04:41] <kraito> DasEi: it said it was missing file destination
[04:41] <DasEi> downstar: sudo cp /path/toFile/nvidia*        /usr/src
[04:41] <DasEi> downstar: sorry, wrong nick
[04:42] <downstar> DasEi: hehe np. whats a nick?
[04:42] <DasEi> downstar: sudo chmod +x /usr/src/nvidia*
[04:42] <sheep> downstar: an irc screenname/username
[04:43] <DasEi> downstar: sudo apt-get install build-essential checkinstall
[04:43] <DasEi> kraito : sudo synaptic
[04:43] <sheep> kraito: gksudo synaptic, not sudo synaptic
[04:43] <washburnello1> DasEi: gksudo synaptic
[04:44] <downstar> DasEi: sudo apt-get install build-essential (whats with the checkinstall)? is it a "-" thing?
[04:44] <washburnello1> :)
[04:44] <sheep> downstar: it's another package
[04:44] <DasEi> downstar: no, two packets
[04:44] <downstar> DasEi: ah okay
[04:44] <kraito> DasEi: alright
[04:45] <DasEi> kraito: search displayconfig-gtk
[04:45] <downstar> DasEi: build-essential was already installed, checkinstall is installing now
[04:45] <DasEi> kraito: install it, call as superuser
[04:46] <DasEi> downstar : then you have to leave x (gdm ) cd in /usr/src and call that nvid* as root
[04:47] <eddiebuntu> what does this mean?:
[04:47] <eddiebuntu> The audio output is in use by another application. Please select another audio output in the Multimedia Systems Selector. You may want to consider using a sound server.
[04:47] <downstar> DasEi: what do you mean call it? i know leaving gdm means going to a black command prompt type thing, so i need to know exactly what im supposed to do :S.  just cd to the dir and sh the nvidia file?
[04:48] <DasEi> downstar: it's supposed to be nvBlah.sh, so you just sudo nvidi*
[04:48] <downstar> oh.. its a .run file
[04:48] <DasEi> downstar: right sh it then as root
[04:48] <kismet> hey my sudo apt get update and install dosent work anymore
[04:49] <DasEi> downstar: sudo sh nvidi*  in /usr/src
[04:49] <downstar> DasEi: NVIDIA-Linux-x86-185.18.36-pkg1.run
[04:49] <eddiebuntu> DasEi, no need for foul language
[04:49] <sheep> kraito: which version of ubuntu are you using?
[04:49] <downstar> DasEi: so do i still have to leave gdm?
[04:49] <sheep> kraito: sorry, wrong user
[04:49] <Cyrano_De> kismet: sudo apt-get, or sudo apt get?
[04:49] <sheep> kismet: which version of ubuntu are you using?
[04:49] <DasEi> downstar: yes
[04:49] <DasEi> eddiebuntu: foul ?
[04:50] <kismet> Cyrano_De:  sheep i am using ubuntu 9.04 and sudo apt-get
[04:50] <downstar> DasEi: okay, ill try this. /etc/init.d/gdm stop/start is the command to go in and out i believe correct?
[04:50] <sheep> kismet: what error messages are you getting?
[04:50] <eddiebuntu> what does this mean?:
[04:50] <eddiebuntu> The audio output is in use by another application. Please select another audio output in the Multimedia Systems Selector. You may want to consider using a sound server.
[04:50] <DasEi> downstar: right
[04:50] <sheep> downstar: try restart
[04:50] <Cyrano_De> kismet: sudo df -h  <--any full volumes?
[04:51] <sheep> eddiebuntu: it means that your system is set to only allow one application to use sound at a time
[04:51] <eddiebuntu> i cant run flash video and totem at the same time for some reason
[04:51] <eddiebuntu> sheep, what's the remedy?
[04:51] <sheep> eddiebuntu: you might want to set everything to use pulseaudio for sound
[04:51] <kismet> sheep i get Err http:...... Could not connect to ..... AND W: Failed to fetch http:...... '(Connection refused
[04:51] <eddiebuntu> why
[04:51] <DasEi> kraito: gtk up ?
[04:52] <kismet> Cyrano_De: no they are not full
[04:52] <sheep> eddiebuntu: because pulseaudio is designed to handle multiple sound applications
[04:52] <kraito> DasEi: i couldn't find displayconfig-gtk
[04:52] <draconis> is medibuntu dead? connecting to packages.medibuntu.com just sits there, doing nothing
[04:52] <draconis> err packages.medibuntu.org
[04:52] <eddiebuntu> is setting up pulse an involved procedure?
[04:52] <sheep> eddiebuntu: it's installed by default
[04:52] <DasEi> kraito : that was hardy ? apt-sources checked or do I disrember ?
[04:52] <voglster> eddiebuntu: it should be setup for you
[04:53] <sheep> eddiebuntu: check system > preferences > sound
[04:53] <DasEi> remember, hi
[04:53] <sheep> kismet: try using a different mirror in /etc/apt/sources.list
[04:53] <eddiebuntu> i install super-ubuntu so they must have screwed with it
[04:53] <voglster> super-ubuntu? lol
[04:53] <Cyrano_De> kismet: Adminstration->Software Sources.  Select "Download From->Other->Select the best server"
[04:54] <kismet> Cyrano_De:  still same
[04:54] <kismet> W: Failed to fetch http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/jaunty/Release.gpg  Could not connect to 67.19.40.156:3128 (67.19.40.156). - connect (111 Connection refused)
[04:54] <kismet> W: Some index files failed to download, they have been ignored, or old ones used instead.
[04:55] <sheep> kismet: you shouldn't be using archive.ubuntu.com as your repo mirror because it's the default and gets a huge load
[04:55] <voglster> kismet: use a different mirror.. edit the file /etc/apt/sources.lst (i think thats the filename)
[04:56] <sheep> voglster: .list
[04:56] <mgmuscari> blah, i need to find another computer to use as my music player
[04:56] <Cyrano_De> kismet: did you change your mirror in software sources?
[04:56] <voglster> sheep: typo ;-)
[04:56] <Cyrano_De> mgmuscari: What is wrong with the one you are on?
[04:56] <kismet> sheep i deselected the archive... and still same problem
[04:56] <mgmuscari> this is my laptop, i don't want to leave it connected to my sound system when i go to bed
[04:57] <sheep> kismet: did you change it to another mirror?
[04:57] <kismet> voglster: it is still there evan if i use a different mirror
[04:57] <kraito> DasEi: can you still help me or refer me to someone that can?
[04:57] <mgmuscari> so i need to find something else that works to put something like mpd or xmms2 on
[04:57] <voglster> kismet: what mirror are you using?
[04:57] <sheep> kismet: can you connect to any websites?
[04:57] <mgmuscari> which i can then control remotely from my laptop
[04:57] <bviktor> audio on linux can be a pain, especially with more than one sound card
[04:57] <mlissner> hello. has anybody ever done an email merge on linux? It seems impossible, which is really sad.
[04:57] <DasEi> kraito : that was hardy ? apt-sources checked or do I disremember ?
[04:57] <mlissner> I know OOo has this, but it seems like a boat of FAIL.
[04:58] <mgmuscari> unfortunately there's something wrong with this spare desktop that i had sitting here. maybe i could use one of these old laptops
[04:58] <Cyrano_De> mgmuscari: I would run it one whichever machine you want to hear the sound on.
[04:58] <mgmuscari> i want to hear it through these here studio monitors...
[04:59] <Graffx> any vista help here?
[04:59] <mgmuscari> so the question becomes, which machine do i want to connect this here USB sound device to
[04:59] <Richard_Martin> Does anyone know any PS3 rooms
[04:59] <Richard_Martin> is there a PS3 channel?
[04:59] <Cyrano_De> !vista
[04:59] <kismet> voglster:  Cyrano_De: sheep i am useing ftp.netscape.net ... and i have internet connection with my browser
[04:59] <eddiebuntu> pulse audio werkt
[05:00] <iceroot_> Richard_Martin: #ps3
[05:00] <mgmuscari> <3 pulseaudio
[05:00] <Graffx> my girlfriend got my kicked from windows
[05:00] <sheep> kismet: I don't recall ftp.netscape.net being an ubuntu mirror
[05:00] <iceroot_> Richard_Martin: try quakenet, its maybe a better adress
[05:00] <kraito> DasEi: wholed on
[05:00] <voglster> kismet: that is not a mirror for ubuntu
[05:00] <bastid_raZor> Richard_Martin: #ubuntu-ps3
[05:00] <Graffx> so i guess thats a no :(
[05:00] <downstar> DasEi: so...i stopped gdm..nothing loaded... comp restarted now i try to reload or restart it and the starting fails...
[05:00] <sheep> Graffx: you want ##windows
[05:01] <kismet> sheep voglster it is http://ftp.netspace.net.au/pub/ubuntu
[05:01] <sheep> Graffx: this is #ubuntu
[05:01] <DasEi> kraito: I'd like to fix your graphics, please answer my questions
[05:01] <mgmuscari> Richard_Martin: are you dr. richard martin? faculty at my university?
[05:01] <DasEi> kraito : that was hardy ? apt-sources checked or do I disremember ?
[05:01] <kraito> DasEi: command not found
[05:01] <sheep> kismet: that looks valid
[05:01] <Graffx> i was just asking becouse im baned from there now
[05:01] <shiznebit> wha ?? what did ya ask ?
[05:01] <DasEi> downstar: did the installer ran through ?
[05:01] <Graffx> is that that only channel with vista help?
[05:02] <kismet> sheep... okay.. that is curious
[05:02] <voglster> kismet: press alt-f2 type this in... gksu gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
[05:02] <bviktor> :D
[05:02] <carpediem> Graffx: don't you have anything better to do?  I know you're trying to be funny, but really....get a life.
[05:02] <eddiebuntu> Graffx there are other networks besides freenode you know
[05:02] <kismet> voglster: did that
[05:02] <downstar> DasEi: no it didnt even bring to the downstart@w.e i just got a black screen and my comp restarted... and now if i do the stop thing, it doesnt even take me out of gdm..
[05:02] <Graffx> why would i try to be funny my puter is not working?
[05:03] <Lud> how to download xchat in ubuntu?
[05:03] <sheep> Lud: sudo apt-get install xchat
[05:03] <DasEi> downstar: did the installer ran or not ?
[05:03] <Berzerker> sudo apt-get install xchat
[05:03] <Cyrano_De> Graffx: Download an Ubuntu CD, install that and come back here for any help you need
[05:03] <voglster> kismet: you should see a line like 3 lines down that starts with deb...
[05:03] <downstar> DasEi: nope
[05:03] <voglster> kismet: what does it say on that line
[05:03] <Graffx> o well i guess i will not get help becouse i got banned from #windows
[05:03] <downstar> DasEi: is there a way to fix my gdm, and then ill try it again.
[05:03] <sheep> Graffx: bans usually happen for a reason
[05:03] <kismet> deb http://ftp.netspace.net.au/pub/ubuntu/ jaunty-security main restricted
[05:03] <kismet> deb-src http://ftp.netspace.net.au/pub/ubuntu/ jaunty-security restricted main multiverse universe #Added by software-properties
[05:03] <kismet> deb http://ftp.netspace.net.au/pub/ubuntu/ jaunty-security universe
[05:03] <kismet> deb http://ftp.netspace.net.au/pub/ubuntu/ jaunty-security multiverse
[05:03] <kismet> deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/tp-fan/ppa/ubuntu jaunty main
[05:03] <DasEi> downstar: to fix graphics, boot to recoverymode and select fix x server
[05:03] <FloodBot1> kismet: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:03] <kismet> deb http://download.virtualbox.org/virtualbox/debian jaunty non-free
[05:04] <sheep> Graffx: contact the op that banned you (I think it might be jpalmer)
[05:04] <voglster> lol
[05:04] <downstar> DasEi: okay ill do that now
[05:04] <DasEi> downstar: <Esc> at grubprompt
[05:04] <eddiebuntu> carpediem, could you explain to me how he's trying to be funny or trolling please
[05:04] <voglster> kismet: i said 1 line lol
[05:04] <kismet> sorry
[05:04] <Graffx> yes sheep:  my girlfriend had a potty mouth in #windows
[05:04] <LaveliDeara> hello
[05:05] <kismet> voglster: did you get it or was it baned from the server
[05:05] <LaveliDeara> anyone knows how to implement "Snap to" behavior to mouse in gnome ?
[05:05] <Cyrano_De> Graffx: I am inflicted with the same problem.  Anytime I am in windows I come down with momentary terrets (sp) syndrom.
[05:05] <sheep> Cyrano_De: tourettes?
[05:05] <voglster> kismet: whats the error you get now when you do a sudo apt-get update
[05:05] <Cyrano_De> sheep: yeah, that too.
[05:05] <ssmy> Cyrano_De: lol
[05:05] <Graffx> i guess it a joke to you all
[05:05] <mgmuscari> has anybody done much with network booting?
[05:05] <voglster> kismet: just 1 or 2 lines please
[05:06] <Graffx> thanks alot
[05:06] <Cyrano_De> Graffx: This is not a Windows channel.  So yes, it is all a joke.
[05:06] <kismet> W: Some index files failed to download, they have been ignored, or old ones used instead.
[05:06] <kismet> W: You may want to run apt-get update to correct these problems
[05:06] <ssmy> Graffx: yes, your predicament is. come on, asking for windoze help in #ubuntu? what do you expect?
[05:06] <Cyrano_De> kismet: sudo apt-get -f install
[05:06] <kismet> thats the last two lines of suo apt-get update voglster
[05:06] <Graffx> ssmy:  i expected smart tards here
[05:06] <Lud> sheep: it says couldn't find package
[05:07] <voglster> kismet: read the lines please what does the error actually say... the last 2 lines dont help
[05:07] <Cyrano_De> !vista | Graffx
[05:07] <sheep> Lud: make sure that you have enabled the unvierse repository
[05:07] <ssmy> Graffx: expect smart-asses.
[05:07] <DasEi> kismet : can you ping google from trml ?
[05:07] <kraito> DasEi: could you refer me to someone els
[05:07] <Lud> sheep: how to enable?
[05:07] <voglster> !windows7 | Voglster
[05:07] <kismet> W: Failed to fetch http://ppa.launchpad.net/globalmenu-team/ppa/ubuntu/dists/jaunty/main/i18n/Translation-en_AU.bz2  Could not connect to 67.19.40.156:3128 (67.19.40.156). - connect (111 Connection refused)
[05:07] <sheep> !unvierse | Lud
[05:07] <sheep> er
[05:07] <sheep> !universe | Lud
[05:07] <DasEi> kraito: just ask again then, but answer the questions ones put to you
[05:08] <Graffx> yup your brain are in your ass
[05:08] <eddiebuntu> Graffx, like I said there are other networks with more winblows channels
[05:08] <Graffx> thank you
[05:08] <voglster> kismet: can you get to google in firefox?
[05:08] <shiznebit> yeah
[05:08] <kismet> i get a lot of these
[05:08] <kismet> and before that i get a lot of
[05:08] <kismet> Err http://ftp.netspace.net.au jaunty-security/multiverse Translation-en_AU
[05:08] <kismet>   Could not connect to 67.19.40.156:3128 (67.19.40.156). - connect (111 Connection refused)
[05:08] <kismet> these
[05:08] <FloodBot1> kismet: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:08] <kismet> Cyrano_De:  the comand did run
[05:09] <Cyrano_De> Graffx: Yeah, don't have a clue why you got banned....
[05:09] <deacon_> lol
[05:09] <downstar> DasEi: the installer didnt load, i typed sh NVIDIA* as root, and it just gave me a new line to type stuff like it activated?
[05:09] <mgmuscari> so i have this 6 year old Compaq r3140us laptop
[05:09] <Lud> sheep: thanks
[05:09] <kismet> damn.. it blocked me
[05:09] <shiznebit> is pastebin suddenly not in topic
[05:09] <mgmuscari> which i think i'll be using as a media server
[05:09] <voglster> kismet: have you tried different mirrors?
[05:09] <mgmuscari> the power cables falls out, and it won't run with the battery in anymor
[05:09] <shiznebit> kismet, try the main archive
[05:10] <mgmuscari> this will be fun :p
[05:10] <kraito> can anyone help with my screen resolution
[05:10] <kismet> voglster: i can get google through firefox
[05:10] <shiznebit> kismet, it will be very slow but bare with it
[05:10] <kismet> shiznebit: it also don't work with the main archive
[05:10] <shiznebit> kismet, after it fetches the packages switch it to the best
[05:10] <downstar> kraito: whats wrong with your resolution
[05:10] <voglster> kismet: im sorry but im unsure how to fix your issue
[05:10] <shiznebit> kismet, i had the same problem but it worked with the main mirror for me
[05:10] <DasEi> downstar: file names are case-sesitive, but if your gdm hasn't started something has happened, did you try under hardwaredrivers to see your graphics there ?
[05:11] <kismet> voglster: hmm :( thats okay.. still thx for your time
[05:11] <Graffx> last time i come here thank you for telling everything i allready know
[05:11] <kismet> shiznebit: wait i try that again
[05:11] <DasEi> kismet : any firewalls active ?
[05:11] <kismet> shiznebit: still no
[05:11] <kismet> no firewall
[05:11] <kismet> DasEi:
[05:12] <DasEi> got it, kismet
[05:12] <shiznebit> i know it might be a isp issue
[05:12] <kraito> downstar: it only gives option for 800x600 and 640x480
[05:12] <downstar> DasEi: i typed the file correctly and everything, i was with gdm off. im in hardwaredrivers and i dont have one activated yet, but i do have a list. i was trying to avoid proprietary drivers, as i hear they have some issues :S
[05:12] <shiznebit> how do you clear the cache for apt-get
[05:12] <shiznebit> ?
[05:12] <shiznebit> im sure that's the problem
[05:12] <kismet> shiznebit: what do you mean....
[05:12] <ssmy> shiznebit: sudo apt-get clean
[05:12] <DasEi> downstar: the 8800 used to work fine
[05:12] <kraito> downstar: i need a high resolution, because everything is bigger than it is supposed to be
[05:13] <shiznebit> kismet, try sudo apt-get clean && sudo apt-get update
[05:13] <kismet> shiznebit: i tried ... no success
[05:13] <eddiebuntu> why wont 50% of streaming television work on ubuntu?
[05:13] <TheRealMezquital> anyone knows if I can download guest additions for virtual box on ubuntu  manually using sudo apt-get install???
[05:13] <ssmy> eddiebuntu: ?
[05:13] <kismet> shiznebit: it cleaned but the update still gives me errors
[05:13] <eddiebuntu> ssmy, ?
[05:14] <DasEi> TheRealMezquital: no, you do this from within vm
[05:14] <ssmy> eddiebuntu: what do you mean by streaming TV? like hulu?
[05:14] <TheRealMezquital> DasEi, do you know if the site that has guest additions is up and running?  I am unable to access the server
[05:14] <Cyrano_De> kismet: sudo mv /etc/apt/sources.lst.  Then sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list and copy the sources from here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=997890
[05:14] <DasEi> TheRealMezquital: then restart vm, then install inside vm
[05:14] <manu_zacharia> Hi All, I am trying to follow the following URL for making a live CD/DVD from harddisk installation
[05:14] <manu_zacharia> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=688872
[05:15] <manu_zacharia> However, at step E.1. (Build the CD/DVD), when I issue the following command:
[05:15] <DasEi> TheRealMezquital: join #virtualbox
[05:15] <eddiebuntu> no i mean like revision3.com
[05:15] <manu_zacharia> sudo mkisofs -b boot/grub/stage2_eltorito -no-emul-boot -boot-load-size 4 -boot-info-table -V "Custom Live CD" -cache-inodes -r -J -l -o ~/live-cd.iso $CD
[05:15] <downstar> Kraito: have you tryed going to system > preferences > screen resolution?
[05:15] <TheRealMezquital> DasEi, good choice, thanks
[05:15] <manu_zacharia> I am getting the following error:
[05:15] <lucascastro> can someone help me how i can test my ubuntu server ?
[05:15] <ssmy> eddiebuntu: it works fine... do you have flash installed?
[05:15] <downstar> DasEi: alright thank you for the help ill just use the 180.11 driver i guess =p
[05:15] <eddiebuntu> yes
[05:15] <DasEi> downstar: give it a try
[05:15] <Cyrano_De> kraito: What does xrandr output for the max resolution?
[05:15] <manu_zacharia> http://pastebin.com/m6ff1e35b
[05:15] <reverseh4ck> glad to meet you
[05:16] <manu_zacharia> I am stuck up - kindly guide me
[05:16] <reverseh4ck> gtmy.
[05:16] <kraito> downstar: yeah,  i did that is were i found the two option
[05:16] <ssmy> eddiebuntu: what doesn't work then? should be fine.
[05:16] <reverseh4ck> what should i do for changing my nick name?
[05:16] <Lud> sheep: it now says, resource temporarily unavailable.
[05:16] <kraito> cyrano_de: were do i find that?
[05:16] <manu_zacharia> Here is the complete details of my issue - http://pastebin.com/m634ad4c8
[05:17] <Cyrano_De> kraito: Open a terminal and type xrandr
[05:17] <sheep> Lud: make sure that you do not have any other package managers open
[05:17] <eddiebuntu> with revision3 for example, it justs sits there with the green lights on the screen
[05:17] <sheep> reverseh4ck: /nick new-nickname
[05:17] <ccfontes> hi
[05:17] <undeclaredx> Hey, is it me or is firefox-3.5 weirdly branded with a different name, and doesn't overwrite the original firefox?
[05:17] <shiznebit> kismet, im really sorry i just not sure what else it could be, hopefully someone more knowledgeable could help solve it
[05:17] <ssmy> eddiebuntu: not sure then. watching appjudgement right now.
[05:17] <Lud> sheep: the same result.
[05:17] <ssmy> undeclaredx: until karmic, yes.
[05:17] <DasEi> undeclaredx: so it is
[05:17] <undeclaredx> ahhh
[05:17] <undeclaredx> so annoying right now
[05:17] <sheep> !ff35 | undeclaredx
[05:17] <DasEi> !ff-3.5
[05:18] <undeclaredx> okay
[05:18] <kismet> Cyrano_De: sudo mv says mv: missing destination file operand after `/etc/apt/sources.lst'
[05:18] <kismet> Try `mv --help' for more information.
[05:18] <sheep> kismet: you need a source and destination with mv
[05:18] <Cyrano_De> kismet: Sorry, sudo mv /etc/apt/sources.list /etc/apt/sources.bad
[05:18] <kraito> cyrano_de: the max it says is 800x600
[05:18] <ssmy> undeclaredx: not really. works fine for me. just open shiretoko.
[05:18] <undeclaredx> yeah
[05:18] <Techie> when is 9.10 going to come out of beta?
[05:18] <undeclaredx> ssmy: also doesn't it give an odd user agent?
[05:19] <sheep> Techie: around october 29
[05:19] <sheep> undeclaredx: you can change that in about:config
[05:19] <Techie> sheep thanks
[05:19] <kismet> shiznebit: don't worry... kind of you to help me as far as you could
[05:19] <eddiebuntu> nope ssmy doesn't work for me
[05:19] <ssmy> undeclaredx: different, but doesn't really matter. user agents aren't used much anymore. user agent switcher takes care of it.
[05:19] <ssmy> eddiebuntu: not sure, sorry.
[05:20] <susbwoy> Hi guys, i have recently plugged in a external usb hdd with ubuntu 9.04. It sees it - info here, http://pastebin.com/m3326d490..  But i can't access it through file manager. I have to mkdir/mount? Just wondering if ubuntu hides it somewhere. Was expecting a symbol on desktop haha
[05:20] <manu_zacharia> Kindly guide me on this - http://pastebin.com/m634ad4c8
[05:20] <kraito> cyrano_de: it also says this default connector 800x600 +0+0 0mm x 0mm
[05:20] <Cyrano_De> kraito: What video chip/card do you have?  lspci |grep -i vga
[05:20] <gravaera> hi: in /usr/include/c++ there is a C++ library ported to Ubuntu
[05:20] <gravaera> What library is t?hat
[05:20] <gravaera> ?
[05:20] <lstarnes> gravaera: libc++?
[05:20] <gravaera> thank you.
[05:20] <gravaera> I feel sheepish...
[05:21] <lstarnes> gravaera: I think I'm wrong on that one
[05:21] <kismet> Cyrano_De: still...
[05:21] <undeclaredx> my other issue is if I launch firefox on a direct html file, it gives me all these weird errors (I changed the default browser in system -> preferences -> preferred-applications)
[05:21] <undeclaredx> but it won't have any issue if I run it direct, like firefox-3.5 direct
[05:21] <ssmy> susbwoy: sudo fdisk -l would be more useful.
[05:21] <kraito> cyrano_de: it is a nividia 7150m
[05:22] <susbwoy> ssmy: http://pastebin.com/d6af58a2f :)
[05:22] <Cyrano_De> kraito: Did you install the binary drivers using the Administration->Hardware Drivers tool or are you using the nv driver?
[05:23] <lstarnes> gravaera: it's actually libstdc++ or a similarly-named package
[05:23] <Nicekiwi9> hey, I just installed ubuntu 9.04 on my dell laptop, ran the updates and restarted, now I have no keyboard support after ubuntu boots
[05:23] <lstarnes> gravaera: the headers are in the -dev packages.  the regular packages have the binary libraries
[05:23] <kismet> Cyrano_De: no success i don't know what i did.. why it is not working... :(
[05:23] <susbwoy> ssmy: I'm guessing mkdir /mnt/blah then mount /dev/sdb1 /mnt/blah ?
[05:23] <gravaera> thank you.
[05:23] <ssmy> undeclaredx: there is a cheating way. sudo mv /usr/bin/firefox /usr/bin/firefox.old && sudo echo -e "#!/usr/bin/bash\nfirefox-3.5 $@"
[05:23] <reverseh4ck> this is Republic of Korea.
[05:23] <malathion> When installing Ubuntu 9.10 beta off the LiveCD, after rebooting I get Grub Error 17. Anyone else?
[05:24] <lstarnes> malathion: I think you want #ubuntu+1
[05:24] <undeclaredx> ssmy: I like that.
[05:24] <reverseh4ck> yeah, it is Thanks-Givings-Day, in korean "Ãß¼®"
[05:24] <undeclaredx> ssmy: I will do that
[05:24] <iceroot_> malathion: #ubuntu+1
[05:24] <reverseh4ck> choosouk
[05:24] <ssmy> susbwoy: that's about right. sudo though.
[05:24] <ssmy> susbwoy: to be honest, it should automount. no idea why it didn't.
[05:24] <undeclaredx> ssmy: sorry I didn't think of it though!
[05:25] <susbwoy> ssmy: Yeah that's what i was thinking. thanks anyway
[05:25] <kraito> cyrano_de: i did do your option
[05:25] <andrewm448> my ubuntu 9.04 machine hasas of today decided not to connect to my lan at work.  ifconfig shows it's trying to usean ipv6 address which it's never tried before, so it seems likely that that's the problem.  what can i do to get it back to how it was?
[05:25] <ssmy> undeclaredx: replacing it basically makes it transparent. so makes it same as before, just better.
[05:25] <kraito> cyrano_de: i mean i didn't do your option
[05:25] <Cyrano_De> kraito: My option?
[05:25] <Cyrano_De> kraito: So you are running the Open Source NV driver more than likely
[05:25] <ssmy> good night all. i need to sleep.
[05:26] <undeclaredx> ssmy: yeah.. otherwise I could just link it if that doesn't work
[05:26] <somebody__> Hello
[05:26] <somebody__> Good people.
[05:26] <somebody__> I'm looking for a way to use computer Braille as input
[05:26] <kraito> cyrano_de: alright i think i know the issue
[05:26] <somebody__> Is there a way to do this in Ubuntu?
[05:26] <somebody__> I need to be able to type in Computer Braille for a variety of reasons
[05:27] <somebody__> Hmm
[05:27] <ssmy> undeclaredx: true. i just do things the hard way =/
[05:27] <undeclaredx> :)
[05:27] <CoconutCrab> hello everyone, how to select LVM volume when install using alternative CD?
[05:27] <SpacePigeon> somebody__, my best guess is a braille keyboard
[05:27] <SpacePigeon> is there such thing?
[05:28] <CoconutCrab> I can't select any partition with alternative CD (I am installing on existing LVM), but can't change the mount point, it always says "Do not use"
[05:28] <kraito> cyrano_de: i tryed putting the nvidia drivers but it gave me this SystemError: Failed to lock /var/cache/apt/archives/lock
[05:28] <Cyrano_De> kraito: sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf  Look for driver "vesa".  If you find it replace vesa with nv.
[05:28] <undeclaredx> ssmy: linking appears to work, and cp doesn't
[05:28] <mgmuscari1> !test
[05:28] <reverseh4ck> somebody__, hello.
[05:28] <mgmuscari1> whee
[05:28] <reverseh4ck> glad to meet you
[05:28] <Cyrano_De> kraito: Do you have another package manager open?  Synaptic, Update Manager, aptitude?
[05:28] <somebody__> Yes, there is one, but it costs $3000 or so
[05:29] <somebody__> I have seen it done with N-keyrollover enabled keyboards
[05:30] <reverseh4ck> bull shit
[05:30] <reverseh4ck> sex
[05:30] <reverseh4ck> with
[05:30] <reverseh4ck> me
[05:30] <FloodBot1> reverseh4ck: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:30] <reverseh4ck> sex
[05:30] <jumbers> somebody__: Are you saying a braille keyboard is $3000?
[05:30] <Cyrano_De> somebody__: Look at the brltty searies of packages.
[05:30] <somebody__> Yes $3000
[05:31] <somebody__> That is what I said
[05:31] <jumbers> Not even close
[05:31] <Cyrano_De> somebody__: Not sure if they offer anything.
[05:31] <Nicekiwi9> hey, I just installed ubuntu 9.04 on my dell laptop, ran the updates and restarted, now I have no keyboard support after ubuntu boots, any ideas?
[05:31] <kraito> cyrano_de: i don't have them open
[05:31] <jumbers> http://www.hooleon.com/miva/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=KBH&Product_Code=KB-0164-U $64.95
[05:32] <andrewm448> does anyone know what would have caused my eth0 to try (and fail) to connect with an ipv6 address today, where it was working fine for over a year?
[05:32] <Cyrano_De> kraito: sudo grep -i vesa /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[05:32] <somebody__> Okay, not the ones I was looking at because of compatibility with other OSS stuff
[05:32] <Cyrano_De> andrewm448: Your upstream provider turned off IPv6 maybe?
[05:33] <somebody__> Anywho, I just need something that uses my QWERTY keyboard
[05:33] <andrewm448> Cyrano_De: i doubt they've ever had ipv6
[05:33] <andrewm448> Cyrano_De: i've always had an ipv4 address
[05:33] <shane2peru> hey adobe is now offering a flash deb for Ubuntu on their website!
[05:33] <Cyrano_De> andrewm448: Than what is the problem?
[05:33] <kraito> cyrano_de:i did it
[05:33] <LucidGuy> Trying to get Kismet running on my dell mini wifi (Broadcom BCM 4322).  I believe the solution is to stop the hl.ko module from running my wifi card and having the kernel iteself use its internal b43 driver..  just cant figure out how to do it.  Im able to disable hl.ko via blacklisting but then my wifi doesnt work at all.... any suggestions?
[05:33] <shane2peru> Anyone use the deb from the adobe web site?
[05:33] <andrewm448> Cyrano_De: it doesn't connect
[05:33] <Cyrano_De> kraito: Any output from the sudo grep -i command?
[05:34] <kraito> cyrano_de: nothing happened
[05:34] <Cyrano_De> kraito: sudo grep -i driver /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[05:35] <Silver_Swords> shane2peru: did you?
[05:35] <kraito> cyrano_de:was there suppost to be something happening
[05:35] <Cyrano_De> kraito: the grep command searches for lines that contain the word driver.
[05:35] <beatbreaker> question: if i downloaded a Beta version of Ubuntu would i easily be able to upgrade it to the official release wihtout too much risk of breakage?
[05:35] <Berzerker> how do I make my default terminal the one that shows the computer info at the bottom?
[05:36] <shane2peru> Silver_Swords: nope. :)
[05:36] <andrewm448> Cyrano_De: what i mean is it's not connecting, and i think the problem is it's trying to use ipv6
[05:36] <kraito> cyrano_de:i think it installed something i just didn't see it untill know
[05:36] <DasEi> beatbreaker: yes
[05:36] <shane2peru> Silver_Swords: just wondered if anyone else has tried it. :)  I downloaded it.  Makes their hit counter think people are using it. :)
[05:36] <timposey>  Trying to install webcam on Ubuntu 0810 when I connect the usbwebcam I get new full speed USB device using uhci_hcd and address 7, configuration #1 chosen from 1 choice,SN9C105 PC Camera Controller detected, No supported image sensor detected for this bridge  any one can help?
[05:36] <somebody__> Can anyone help find a Computer Braille Keyboard layout?
[05:36] <somebody__> Please
[05:37] <Berzerker> uhm
[05:37] <Berzerker> computer braille keyboard layout?
[05:37] <beatbreaker> DasEi, So.... it'll just upgrade to the official through synaptic update manager?
[05:37] <somebody__> Yes
[05:37] <beatbreaker> somebody__, that was to me?
[05:37] <shane2peru> Silver_Swords: hmm, just double clicked it and as I suspected, wrong arch. I have 64bit
[05:38] <mgmuscari1> well, i think i officially need a rack or at least a server closet
[05:38] <somebody__> There is standard Braille and then there is Computer Braille. The latter is the one I need
[05:38] <Nicekiwi9> hey, I just installed ubuntu 9.04 on my dell laptop, ran the updates and restarted, now I have no keyboard support after ubuntu boots, any ideas?
[05:38] <DasEi> beatbreaker: yup, the beta is out and daily updates are coming, unless a important productive system can go with it
[05:38] <ublender> When you remove a source that contains more recent versions of software, is it possible to downgrade effected software to the version provided by the remaining sources?
[05:38] <DasEi> !karmic | beatbreaker
[05:38] <ublender> without doing it 1 by 1?
[05:39] <DasEi> !backports | ublender
[05:40] <beatbreaker> DasEi, when it says "karmic will break" does that mean when you go fron 9.04 to 9.10, but not from beta 9.10 to official 9.10
[05:40] <Berzerker> beatbreaker, it means while you're running it
[05:40] <DasEi> beatbreaker: general warning for still in development
[05:40] <kraito> cyrano_de: do you have anymore help i have to go in like 20minutes
[05:41] <somebody__> Yes
[05:41] <Berzerker> anyone?
[05:41] <beatbreaker> Berzerker, oh.... while it's still running... BUT if it doens't break then it'll patch it's self?
[05:41] <somebody__> Can anyone help find a Computer Braille Keyboard layout?
[05:41] <somebody__> There is standard Braille and then there is Computer Braille. The latter is the one I need
[05:41] <Berzerker> beatbreaker, no
[05:41] <somebody__> Please
[05:41] <Berzerker> beatbreaker, it's still under development, officially, until Oct 22? (23)
[05:41] <Berzerker> somebody__, just rearrange the layout?
[05:41] <jmark> anyone have an idea why my panel apps are out of order after a reboot? and now they can't be moved
[05:41] <Berzerker> somebody__, why do you need a braille layout for the computer?
[05:42] <DasEi> beatbreaker: there are bugs that get fixed, update it often and help filing bugs
[05:42] <beatbreaker> somebody__, that's a tough question, you're probably better off writing in the forum?
[05:42] <somebody__> To type native characters right into a BRL friendly format
[05:42] <Cyrano_De> kraito: sudo dpkg --get-selections |grep xserver-xorg
[05:43] <beatbreaker> DasEi, Berzerker, ok well it's for a HTPC so i won't be doing alot with it so it might be fine, it might be good to be able to report bugs for that side of things though. I think i'll do it, i'll just put it on another partition, and if it stabalizes then i've won, if it doesn't then who cares!
[05:44] <kraito> cyrano_de: alright looks like some stuff got installed
[05:44] <Berzerker> I'm running it right now, UNR on an HP Mini, so yeah works pretty much 95% for me.
[05:44] <Cyrano_De> kraito: sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[05:44] <Silver_Swords> somebody__: try posting that question over at ubuntu forums.
[05:44] <DasEi> beatbreaker: good call, my vm doesn't suffer me hard, too
[05:45] <Cyrano_De> kraito: After that sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart.  Or reboot.  After that I am all out.  That and it is a school night and past my bedtime....
[05:45] <somebody__> I'm not able to post. I don't know why or how to reactivate my account
[05:45] <kampret> cute
[05:45] <DasEi> beatbreaker: be aware of grub2, things changed
[05:45] <kraito> cyrano_de: it said resource is temporaly unavailable
[05:45] <kampret> cute
[05:45] <blackangel> ok you talked me into getting ubuntu
[05:45] <DigitalKiwi> Cyrano_De: like the guy with the big nose?
[05:46] <shane2peru> DasEi: is grub 2 used in Karmic?  It isn't in Jaunty right?  or is it?
[05:46] <Cyrano_De> kraito: You may need to stop xwindows and run the dpkg-reconfigure command from the console.
[05:46] <Berzerker> how do I make my default terminal the one that shows the computer info at the bottom?
[05:46] <Silver_Swords> somebody__: create new.
[05:46] <Cyrano_De> DigitalKiwi: The same.
[05:46] <Balsaq> can someone help me with  aline command
[05:46] <Berzerker> shane2peru, default is 1.97b
[05:46] <Balsaq> terminal command i meant
[05:46] <beatbreaker> DasEi, ...oh, well in that case i can either get grub 1 to launch into grub 2 or i might even put it on a different HDD. Thanks for the warning
[05:46] <DasEi> shane2peru: jest, used in karmic
[05:46] <somebody__> Thanks for your help
[05:46] <TheRealMezquital> DasEi, it works like a charm!!!!  I'm going to try it in my laptop tomorrow and see if it runs smoothly, guest additions look just fine, is it possible to use native nV IDIA drivers on virtual box?
[05:46] <Nicekiwi9> hey, I just installed ubuntu 9.04 on my dell laptop, ran the updates and restarted, now I have no keyboard support after ubuntu boots, help?
[05:46] <somebody__> Good night.
[05:46] <somebody__> Thanks for your help.
[05:46] <DigitalKiwi> Cyrano_De: nice
[05:46] <somebody__> Good night.
[05:46] <FloodBot1> somebody__: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:47] <DasEi> TheRealMezquital: no, they emulate graphics, good to hear
[05:47] <kraito> cyrano_de: alright thanks man i have to go to work also later
[05:47] <Cyrano_De> Berzerker: You can change your PS1 environment variable to show it.  Or you can run screen at the start of any new terminal.  screen-profiles puts a good meta line for that
[05:48] <Prohibited> If I am using Simple File Sharing on a Windows XP Professional computer, how do I view the directory on Ubuntu?
[05:48] <shane2peru> Berzerker: you mean for Jaunty?
[05:48] <DasEi> beatbreaker: yes, choose expertinstall und merge with existing grub I'd do to test
[05:48] <blackangel> how long does it take to install ubuntu
[05:48] <blackangel> ?
[05:48] <DasEi> blackangel: depends on hardware
[05:48] <thechitow> Can somebody help me with my intermittent mouse problem?
[05:48] <iceroot_> blackangel: depedning on the pc of course. ~ 30min
[05:48] <shane2peru> blackangel: depends on system, but about 30min - 45min
[05:48] <IndyGunFreak> blackangel: the actual install.. depensd on hardware, but usually it takes me around 15in.
[05:49] <TheRealMezquital> blackangel, it takes me at most 20~30 minutes to install ubuntustudio
[05:49] <thechitow> http://pastebin.com/f7a2b6276
[05:49] <blackangel> 2 gig labtop duel pros
[05:49] <thechitow> That is what the system says is happening but I don't know how to fix it.
[05:49] <IndyGunFreak> a lot depends on how much processing you have to do blackangel
[05:49] <IndyGunFreak> *partitioning, not processing
[05:49] <beatbreaker> DasEi, ok i'll give it a go. In way of reporting bugs what can i read to learn how to do it properley?
[05:50] <IndyGunFreak> blackangel: partitioning can take quite a while, so if you have a lot of that, it can take quite some time
[05:50] <blackangel> how slow is it working off the CD
[05:50] <DasEi> !bugs | beatbreaker
[05:50] <blackangel> THANKS now and in advance for your help
[05:50] <Prohibited> took me 2h 11m to format my 500gb external hard drive =[
[05:50] <TheRealMezquital> blackangel, my laptop has the equivalent of a Pentium 4 CPU and it took about 20-30 minutes to install, didnt have a dual core CPU so it should take you about the same time
[05:50] <beatbreaker> blackangel, if you can, then booting of USB is faster
[05:51] <thechitow> Anyone have any ideas?
[05:51] <blackangel> really
[05:51] <TheRealMezquital> blackangel, just remember that it's going to take like an hour to update once  you have ubuntu installed and running
[05:51] <blackangel> i got a one gig flashcard
[05:51] <DasEi> blackangel: same hardware dependend, but from a 2ghz with least 1gig ram, live gives a good impression
[05:51] <IndyGunFreak> blackangel: 1gig should work, but i never had luck w/ them.. 2gigs has always worked fine
[05:52] <IndyGunFreak> blackangel: google unetbootin for hwo to put an ISO on a thumb drive
[05:52] <thechitow> My fucdging mouse will never work
[05:52] <thechitow> anymore
[05:52] <DasEi> blackangel: with that 1 gig have to use specialized installation
[05:52] <shane2peru> IndyGunFreak: is unetbootin for windows too?
[05:52] <TheRealMezquital> Prohibited, what did you use, ntfs??? I have a 500gig hard drive as well, it doesnt take me long to format  it to ext3
[05:52] <blackangel> IndyGunFreak: thank-you very much
[05:52] <IndyGunFreak> shane2peru: yup.. has a windows and a *nix version
[05:52] <thechitow> http://pastebin.com/f7a2b6276
[05:52] <thechitow> Does that link work?
[05:53] <blackangel> do i still download and save the same
[05:53] <shane2peru> IndyGunFreak: wow, that is nice, I'm pure linux so out of the windows loop.  Works fine with 1GB too.
[05:53] <TheRealMezquital> thechitow, apparently no one can help you right now but if you try maybe another time and another day   you might find someone that has seen the same issue
[05:53] <IndyGunFreak> shane2peru: it never worked for em w/ a 1gig drive.. i don't doubt what you're saying.. it just never worked with me.. has always worked fine w/ 2gigs
[05:53] <blackangel> http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/downloading?release=desktop-newest&mirror=http%3A%2F%2Fubuntu.cs.utah.edu%2Freleases%2F&arch=i386 is what im downloading
[05:53] <thechitow> Shoot.
[05:53]  * Nicekiwi9 sighs... no keyboard is no fun when you cant login
[05:54] <p1ckLe> When just installing ubuntu on a computer that has windows already on it, will it give me the option to format the drive before installing?
[05:54] <TheRealMezquital> thechitow, yes the link works, i suggest you ask your question all on one line and include the link so that people can follow your question
[05:54] <IndyGunFreak> blackangel: thats whaqt you want
[05:54] <blackangel> ok cool
[05:54] <Nicekiwi9> hey, I just installed ubuntu 9.04 on my dell laptop, ran the updates and restarted, now I have no keyboard support after ubuntu boots, help?
[05:54] <Silver_Swords> thechitow: try another mouse.
[05:54] <thechitow> Can someone help me fix my mouse. This is the dmesg output http://www.pastebin.com/f7a2b5276 . The mouse rarely works if i replug it into a certain port. But it doesn't work anymore.
[05:55] <DasEi> blackangel: or use usb-creator from live cd and base it on the minimal installer to save space
[05:55] <shane2peru> IndyGunFreak: that is odd, could be the flash drive?  I'm pretty sure I always use it with my 1GB.  It is kind of my garbage usb stick. :)  iso is only 700MB so 1GB should be fine in theory.  odd.
[05:55] <IndyGunFreak> blackangel: if you're gonna put it on a thumb drive, just download Unetbootin, and follow the instructions... its very easy w/ a pre-downloaded ISO.  Also, any info on the flash drive, is going to be lost, so make sure you back it all up.
[05:55] <thechitow> Silver_SwordsL I have
[05:55] <TheRealMezquital> p1ckLe, how big is the hard drive and how much free space you have left?  you can free up some space for ubuntu using a live CD that has gparted
[05:55] <zaoul> what kind of device is one that shows eth0:3 eth0:2  etc?
[05:55] <PMantis> p1ckLe: You'll have several choices, one to "use the whole drive"
[05:55] <IndyGunFreak> shane2peru: it might have been.
[05:55] <IndyGunFreak> i agree w/ you it didn't make any sense
[05:56] <DasEi> zaoul: just a guess, nics with multiple jacks ?
[05:56] <shane2peru> blackangel: be sure to back up your data before installing, even if you plan on keeping windows.
[05:56] <Like> hi oll i have a new amazing no working hardware any one help me ...
[05:56] <zaoul> DasEi: naa
[05:57] <p1ckLe> PMantis: okay, cause i initially tried starting it up and it would load and then stop, give me a grey screen with a white window in the upper left corner, with a loading icon as my cursor, and then it would just stop loading, so im attempting to format the drive first.
[05:57] <blackangel> shane2peru:  i only plan on keeping til i fix it
[05:57] <IndyGunFreak> Like: wel elaborate on what isn't working
[05:57] <zaoul> DasEi: I have a switch card and it only shows up as eth0 .. I wish it showed multiple interfaces
[05:57] <blackangel> if i like it i will keep it
[05:57] <zaoul> this is a single card eth0 showing eth0:1
[05:57] <Like> ok is a Tv box caledd enu8tv-2 conected via usb
[05:57] <mgmuscari1> anybody know where the samba client configuration is located? i want to add a group to allow non-admin users to mount samba shares...
[05:57] <zaoul> and multi IPs
[05:57] <p1ckLe> PMantis: i just aquired the computer, it had windows me on it with a corrupt vxd.. so i was unable to format it through dos or anything.
[05:57] <IndyGunFreak> blackangel: dual booting is a good thing to do for at least a few months, while you learn the OS.
[05:57] <zaoul> some how its being assigned multiple IPs
[05:58] <shane2peru> blackangel: I dual booted for quite some time, but when installing an OS it is always wise to backup your data.
[05:58] <DasEi> mgmuscari1: /etc/samba/smb.conf
[05:58] <Like> like like like like like like like like
[05:58] <IndyGunFreak> blackangel: if you nuke windows to soon, the minute you run into a problem, you'll immediately run back and reinstall windows, at least w/ dual booting, it will give you the chance to search out alternatives, etc, while still giving you a windows safety net
[05:58] <Silver_Swords> Like: are you looking for drivers?
[05:58] <Like> only too working this hardware
[05:59] <blackangel> im goingtrade up soon
[05:59] <Like> =)
[05:59] <longtime> Would anyone be able to tell me how to set my wireless usb card as my network interface device. I just re-installed on another computer and the wifi card seems to be ignored.
[05:59] <shane2peru> IndyGunFreak: wouldn't wubi perhaps be easier?
[05:59] <IndyGunFreak> Like: wel WHAT HARDWARE,, geez
[05:59] <blackangel> my widows is shot
[05:59] <IndyGunFreak> shane2peru: i hate wubi.. i thnk it causes more problems than its worth
[05:59] <Like> enutv-2 tv box usb 2.0
[05:59] <IndyGunFreak> but thats just my opinion... if you're gonna nstall, install like a normal perosn
[05:59] <IndyGunFreak> *person
[05:59] <shane2peru> IndyGunFreak: really, well, scrape that, her windows is shot. :)
[05:59] <IndyGunFreak> lol
[05:59] <drrajesh> my ubuntu is broken
[06:00] <longtime> my xubuntu is broken
[06:00] <shane2peru> drrajesh: can you expand on that a little, what happened?
[06:00] <drrajesh> what is xubuntu?
[06:00] <nutterpc> drrajesh, that's what this channel is here for. Ask your question and someone will answer if they know whats happened
[06:00] <shane2peru> !xubuntu > drrajesh
[06:00] <IndyGunFreak> drrajesh: ubuntu w/ xfce interface(for older hardware)
[06:00] <DasEi> my hardy has asthma.. k back to topic
[06:00] <Nicekiwi9> hey, I just installed ubuntu 9.04 on my dell laptop, ran the updates and restarted, now I have no keyboard support after ubuntu boots, help?
[06:00] <Like> ! xubuntu | drrajesh,
[06:01] <DasEi> Nicekiwi9: k, can boot to safe mode ? have keyboard there ?
[06:01] <Like> snif ...
[06:01] <Like> blackangel,
[06:01] <Nicekiwi9> ubuntu has a safe mode?
[06:01] <Like> snif snif
[06:01] <IndyGunFreak> Nicekiwi9: hmm, that is weird... do you have keyboard use in safe mode, or can you use a USB keyboard?(if you have one)
[06:02] <mgmuscari1> can i conditionally mount a samba filesystem only of the server is pingable?
[06:02] <Nicekiwi9> i can and am useing a USB keyboard
[06:02] <IndyGunFreak> Nicekiwi9: *recovery* mode i think is what he meant.. its the second option in your grub menu
[06:02] <DasEi> !who | Nicekiwi9
[06:02] <Nicekiwi9> !tab
[06:02] <DasEi> Nicekiwi9: press <Esc> at grub prompt > recoverymode
[06:02] <Nicekiwi9> oh
[06:03] <longtime> Would anyone be able to tell me how to set my wireless usb card as my network interface device. I just re-installed on another computer and the wifi card seems to be ignored.
[06:03] <IndyGunFreak> Nicekiwi9: so if you boot recovery mode, do you have keyboard use.
[06:03] <Nicekiwi9> IndyGunFreak: the wubi installer ubuntu dose not appare to have that option visable
[06:03] <DasEi> Nicekiwi9: if you can type there, backup xorg.conf and dpkg it new
[06:03] <IndyGunFreak> Nicekiwi9: well, thats because wubi sucks
[06:03]  * IndyGunFreak chalks up another reason wubi sucks
[06:03] <DasEi> defrag on wubi, muharr
[06:04] <cordor> scim seems to be broken after upgrade.
[06:04] <Nicekiwi9> DasEi: still alil n00bish on unix cmd, whats commands to do that?
[06:04] <nutterpc> longtime, it should be auto detected, the usb one, as that's whats happened with mine
[06:04] <undeclaredx> I did a complete removal of all firefox versions, but no matter what I get some XUL errors.. anyone have any idea?  (I was using firefox-3.5, but it turned out to suddenly become buggy..)
[06:05] <nutterpc> I had onboard wireless which refused to work, plugged usb wireless in, works
[06:05] <longtime> nutterpc_ --I thought so as well
[06:05] <maco> Nicekiwi9: not a unix thing. DasEi is saying to use the defragmentor on windows
[06:05] <DasEi> Nicekiwi9: sudo cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf  /etc/X11/xorgscrewed
[06:05] <IndyGunFreak> nutterpc: what usb wireless device, if you don't midn me asking.
[06:05] <PMantis> I'm customizing a live cd, if I want to mount another filesystem on bootup, shoudl i do that with casper or the init scripts?
[06:05] <maco> Nicekiwi9: oops nvm. DasEi was talking to 2 people
[06:05] <DasEi> Nicekiwi9: sudo dpkg --reconfigure xserver-xorg
[06:05] <nutterpc> IndyGunFreak, u mean what usb wireless device am i using?
[06:05] <DasEi> maco : yep
[06:06] <IndyGunFreak> nutterpc: yea, u said you had a usb wireless device working.. is it working w/ wpa?
[06:06] <nutterpc> Linksys WUSB100 (ndiswrapper)
[06:06] <nutterpc> works perfect
[06:06] <nutterpc> yep
[06:06] <Nicekiwi9> DasEi: dpkg: unknown option --reconfigure
[06:06] <nutterpc> working on our network at home which is WPA2
[06:07] <DasEi> Nicekiwi9: I got it meanwhile, please tell wubi earlier next time;; a big prob with that is the fragmentation of drives , where wubi tends to f.. eermm fail
[06:07] <DasEi> Nicekiwi9: sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[06:07] <longtime> so does mine, when I can figure out how to point my comp in it's direction and not my ethernet card
[06:07] <nutterpc> bought the WUSB100, downloaded the drivers from the site, installed ndiswrapper, installed drivers, and it just WORKS
[06:08] <DasEi> Nicekiwi9: exit
[06:08] <Nicekiwi9> DasEi: hmm k...??
[06:08] <longtime> well, I'm gonna pull the eth card, reinstall without it, and hopefully the wifi card will register on boot or sometime soon after
[06:08] <DasEi> Nicekiwi9: resume normal boot
[06:09] <nutterpc> longtime, try moving the card to another slot
[06:09] <longtime> :-)
[06:09] <Nicekiwi9> uhh...
[06:09] <Nicekiwi9> DasEi: what?
[06:09] <longtime> will do
[06:09] <]RandoM[> in xchat i'm getting "Your forward and reverse DNS don't match" when i try to connect to some servers.. anybody know why that would start happening all of a sudden?
[06:09] <p1ckLe> Tried installing, and it loaded and then i got a grey screen with a white window in the upper left corner, my cursor was a loading looking imagine, then all stopped. any help?
[06:09] <DasEi> Nicekiwi9: you ran the cmds in safemodes commandline ?
[06:09] <remyo> How can I avoid grepping pdf's, images, etc. Things that clog up grep results
[06:09] <nimda1> Hi there! I need help with removing entries from my boot loader. Everytime I updated Ubuntu, a new entry gets added to the boot menu and I wish to remove some of them. Please help!
[06:10] <Nicekiwi9> DasEi: im not in safemode and dont know howto get there
[06:10] <DasEi> nimda1: synaptic lets you uninstall older kernels, /boot/grub/menu.lst is your file for just the b-loader
[06:11] <longtime> nutterpc_ -well I'll be dipped,...
[06:11] <DasEi> Nicekiwi9: press <Esc> at grub prompt > recoverymode
[06:11] <rabidweezle> nimda1: you talking about grub?
[06:11] <ynk> i'm seriously thinking about ditching Ubuntu for Linux Mint. i've had enough of this sound problem with flash...
[06:11] <Sp0d> can anyone help me with a little script trouble I am having?  http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d44b3aeb8
[06:11] <nimda1> Yes im talking about GRUB
[06:11] <longtime> nutterpc_ -it's verkin :-)
[06:11] <nutterpc> longtime, :)
[06:11] <Nicekiwi9> DasEi: with that option show in the windowsXP bootmenu?
[06:12] <IndyGunFreak> ynk: its probably not gonna be much different in Mint
[06:12] <rabidweezle> nimda1: I use ubuntu tweak to do all that stuff for me :)
[06:12] <IndyGunFreak> if any different at all.
[06:12] <Nicekiwi9> DasEi: will*
[06:12] <nutterpc> ynk, without knowin more about the issue no one can really do anything to help
[06:12] <DasEi> Nicekiwi9: if you start ubuntu, it's saying grub loading..
[06:12] <DasEi> Nicekiwi9: press <Esc> at grub prompt > recoverymode
[06:12] <L3dPlatedLinux> ok was wondering if I was to hit ctrl alt and f2 looks like a terminal only prompt how would I get back to the normal gui?
[06:12] <Nicekiwi9> kk
[06:12] <ynk> IndyGunFreak, i don't know. i've just been looking for a reason to try something else, honestly. LoL
[06:12] <rabidweezle> nimda1: check out getdeb.net for ubuntu tweak, they clean out all old kernels and fix your grub menu
[06:13] <Nicekiwi9> DasEi: brb then
[06:13] <PMantis> L3dPlatedLinux: Ctrl-Alt-F7
[06:13] <nutterpc> L3dPlatedLinux, you have just changed to a command terminal
[06:13] <stebalien> L3dPlatedLinux, Hit alt-F7
[06:13] <IndyGunFreak> ynk: well if you want to try something else, thats fine, but you need to undersstand that Mint and Ubuntu, are very very closely related, and problems you experience in Ubuntu, are very likely to duplicate themselves in Mint
[06:13] <L3dPlatedLinux> thanks
[06:13] <ynk> IndyGunFreak, nutterpc, i agree with ya, buddy. i can't hear a thing on youtube, but i play movies and mp3s just fine. tried restarting and still nothing. tried reinstalling the latest flash plugin, still nothing
[06:13] <mo0nykit> What is the runlevel when I switch to a virtual console (Ctrl-Alt-F1) ?
[06:13] <IdleOne> not to mention the problem is not Ubuntu but Flash
[06:14] <rabidweezle> ynk: Alot of that stuff is from that pulseaudio setup, but kubuntu doesn't use pulseaudio :)
[06:14] <ynk> IdleOne, hmm.
[06:14] <rabidweezle> hence why I switched to kubuntu
[06:14] <IndyGunFreak> IdleOne: well, that t.. :).. but flash works fine for me
[06:14] <IdleOne> IndyGunFreak: same here
[06:14] <stebalien> mo0nykit, 2 (the same as the gui)
[06:15] <mo0nykit> stebalien, okay thanks
[06:15] <rabidweezle> !worksforme
[06:15] <rabidweezle> lol
[06:15] <ynk> how did you guys get flash to work?
[06:15] <IdleOne> !botabuse > rabidweezle
[06:15] <ynk> apparently simply installing their adobe plugin won't work...
[06:15] <IndyGunFreak> ynk: as much as i hate saying it, it just worked
[06:15] <IndyGunFreak> i dind't have to do anything
[06:15] <IdleOne> !flash | ynk
[06:16] <ynk> IdleOne, thanks.
[06:16] <rabidweezle> IdleOne: that was not a case of bot abuse just because you didn't like the output
[06:16] <rabidweezle> but thanks
[06:16] <IdleOne> ynk: that is how I installed it and like IndyGunFreak said " it just works" for us.
[06:16] <IndyGunFreak> rabidweezle: other than you completely used it out of context
[06:17] <IdleOne> rabidweezle: there was no need as we did not tell him to do something just because it worked for us
[06:17] <ynk> rabidweezle, that's hilarious. hehe
[06:17] <rabidweezle> sure
[06:17] <rabidweezle> moving on with more intellectual conversation
[06:17] <IdleOne> ")
[06:17] <IndyGunFreak> rabidweezle: well, there was only one person who was being a tard....
[06:18] <IdleOne> IndyGunFreak: be nice now or we will have to send you to the corner
[06:18] <IdleOne> hehe
[06:18] <rabidweezle> and who's keeping it going moron, please stop
[06:18] <IndyGunFreak> lol....
[06:18] <IdleOne> enough with the name calling
[06:18] <IndyGunFreak> rabidweezle: touchy... perhaps your coming to a realization
[06:18] <maco> rabidweezle: be nice
[06:18] <mo0nykit> I'm using Ubuntu 9.04 on an Acer Aspire 4520 laptop (Nvidia GeForce 7000m). Installed proprietary 180.44 drivers. Problem is, when I switch to a virtual console, the screen flickers and nothing is readable. What could be the problem?
[06:18] <IdleOne> IndyGunFreak: please stop
[06:19] <IndyGunFreak> mo0nykit: did you download the driver form nvidia, or did you just use the restricted driver mgr?
[06:19] <rabidweezle> Anyway, I was going to say, I was able to get flash going by downloading it from adobe's site, one of their deb's works fine
[06:19] <rabidweezle> but I use kubuntu so...
[06:19] <rabidweezle> no pulseaudio
[06:20] <stebalien> mo0nykit:  You may need to tweak your VGA boot settings
[06:20] <mo0nykit> IndyGunFreak, I just used the restricted driver mgr... Everything is fine with the GUI, problems lie in the virtual console and during shutdown (I can't see the shutdown splash)
[06:20] <mo0nykit> stebalien, okay, where might I find it?
[06:22] <OzFalcon> Does anyone have an entry in their "user switcher/shutdown" menu called "slurm" ????????
[06:22] <stebalien> mo0nykit:  In your /boot/grub/menu.lst, does your latest boot option have vga=<somthing>?
[06:22] <IdleOne> OzFalcon: slurm???
[06:22] <mo0nykit> stebalien, nope, there is none. What should I add?
[06:22] <alex1234> never heard of slurm
[06:22] <rabidweezle> o_O
[06:23] <OzFalcon> IdleOne, Yes. I look in my user switcher and I have this enrty "slurm" !!!! WTF
[06:23] <IdleOne> OzFalcon: that's a new one hehe
[06:23] <rabidweezle> OzFalcon: like a user named Slurm?!
[06:23] <OzFalcon> No users by that name in my user accounts
[06:23] <OzFalcon> Where can I past a screeny.
[06:23] <rabidweezle> OzFalcon: you know how to bring up your users/groups control panel?
[06:24] <IdleOne> OzFalcon: check to make sure there is no user with that name
[06:24] <rabidweezle> tinypic.com
[06:24] <OzFalcon> ta. And no user by thet name.
[06:24] <OzFalcon> moment for me to get it together.
[06:24] <rabidweezle> sounds like someone got rooted :(
[06:25] <stebalien> mo0nykit:  so, this line 'kernel /boot/<bla> root=<stuff> ro quiet splash' has no vga=<somthing>
[06:25] <OzFalcon> I may have made the username in the distant past - And deleted it. I cant remember.
[06:25] <Sp0d> Can anyone help me with a scripting problem? http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d44b3aeb8
[06:25] <OzFalcon> but never noticed "slurm" there
[06:25] <alex1234> can you click on slurm?
[06:25] <beatbreaker> n00b question: what's the md5check command again?
[06:26] <legend2440> !info slurm
[06:26] <mo0nykit> stebalien, yep that's right. I have this "kernel          /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.28-15-generic root=UUID=f58a2a33-2a85-4e31-8ea
[06:26] <mo0nykit> b-fd8394047365 ro quiet splash"
[06:26] <rabidweezle> OzFalcon: is there a /home/slurm?
[06:26] <maco> beatbreaker: md5sum
[06:26] <stebalien> mo0nykit:  try adding vga=795 to that line
[06:26] <OzFalcon> there is no /home/slurm
[06:26] <stebalien> mo0nykit:  that is, if you have a 1280x1024 monitor
[06:27] <OzFalcon> If I click on slurm, it takes me to the login screen.
[06:27] <rabidweezle> OzFalcon: and you say there is no user named slurm?
[06:27] <mo0nykit> stebalien, okay thanks.. I have a 1280x800 monitor.. where can I find references for the vga= option?
[06:27] <OzFalcon> no. moment for the screeny
[06:27] <OzFalcon> hmm I cant seem to get a screeny
[06:28] <nimda1> Thanks all for the reply on "Cleaning up Boot Loader Entries". I found this HowTO "http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/clean-up-ubuntu-grub-boot-menu-after-upgrades/" which helped me resolve the issue.
[06:28] <beatbreaker> maco, cheers
[06:28] <nimda1> have a good one folks
[06:28] <gsevil> I have this error when compile kernel from ubuntu source. dpkg-gencontrol: error: package linux-headers-2.6.31-11-bfs302 not in control info
[06:29] <stebalien> mo0nykit:  I would try vga=792 (the boot splash will look weird but it should work). Refer to http://paste2.org/p/453148
[06:30] <OzFalcon> how do I manualy invoke a screen shot via cmd line
[06:30] <rabidweezle> mo0nykit: http://linuxandfriends.com/2008/09/17/vga-modes-used-linux/
[06:31] <firecrotch> OzFalcon: The command "import" will do the trick. "man import" for a list of the options that you can use with it\
[06:31] <mo0nykit> stebalien, okay... thanks for the link :) much appreciated. so now I know the keywords are vga, framebuffer mode
[06:31] <OzFalcon> ta
[06:32] <mo0nykit> stebalien, i'll be right back, try out your solution
[06:32] <drurew> hey people im lookiing for a free xchange similar server with a client ....open xchange wold have been something I would have used had it not been for the limmeted amount of users (and the crazy price).unison has some interesting server side software however its eula is not by any means opensources...even if it uses opensource components. Does anyone have any sujestions ?
[06:32] <rabidweezle> drurew: like a mail server?
[06:33] <firecrotch> drurew: citadel is a decent, easy to install collaboration suite that I've tried out in the past
[06:35] <drurew> rabidweezle, firecrotch: well im looking for the ms exchange similarity...
[06:35] <pete_> !vmware
[06:35] <pete_> !virtualbox
[06:35] <pete_> thanks ubottu
[06:37] <firecrotch> drurew: what features of exchange are you looking for specifically
[06:38] <pete_> how do I make my terminal title automatically come up as X vs. Username @ Box
[06:38] <drurew> firecrotch: well web mail ssl encrypted....calender, schedule, contacts....basicly exchange 03
[06:38] <drurew> pete_: /bin/sh
[06:39] <firecrotch> drurew: Zimbra should do everything that you want
[06:40] <pete_> drurew, what do I do ?
[06:41] <downstar> how do i update/find out if theres an update available for my kernel?
[06:41] <drurew> pete_: enter "/bin/sh" in you terminal for a simple shell , or /bin/bash for a bash shell ....you can see the different shells by using the "ls /bin" command
[06:41] <OzFalcon> ok im back
[06:41] <pete_> drurew, thats not what I asked at all.
[06:41] <OzFalcon> http://tinypic.com/r/xdsa35/4
[06:41] <stebalien> mo0nykit:  did it work? (my X-server crashed so I missed a few posts)
[06:42] <OzFalcon> That screeny should show the (?) slurm (?)
[06:42] <bullgard4> How can I call gcalctool in Scientific mode? gcalctool manual does not tell me that.
[06:42] <mo0nykit> stebalien, Thank you so much for the help! The link you gave me, it has framebuffer modes in hexadecimal, did you convert the hex (0x315) to decimal (792) ?
[06:43] <mo0nykit> stebalien, yes it worked :) I haven't tried shutting it down yet, but virtual consoles are now perfectly usable
[06:43] <bigfootbuilt> test
[06:43] <Nicekiwi9> DasEi: i do not have keyboard support in recovery mode
[06:43] <OzFalcon> No one else have slurm in their switch user menu????
[06:43] <drurew> !zimbra
[06:43] <bigfootbuilt> No slurm here
[06:44] <firecrotch> drurew: http://www.zimbra.com
[06:44] <DasEi> Nicekiwi9: mmh, ssh installed ?
[06:44] <mo0nykit> stebalien, oops wrong conversion, correct one is 0x318 == 792
[06:45] <Nicekiwi9> DasEi: uhh i dont know?
[06:45] <DasEi> Nicekiwi9:so not
[06:45] <Nicekiwi9> DasEi: unlikly
[06:47] <DasEi> Nicekiwi9:k then can try recovery again, then 1) netroot 2) exit 3) dpkg repair packages 4)fix xserver 5)resume normal boot,  or can't you chosse that menu, too ?
[06:47] <DasEi> choose*
[06:48] <Nicekiwi9> i can use the menu with my external keyboard but not with the lappy kb
[06:48] <stebalien> mo0nykit:  Your bootsplash probably looked a little stretched because I gave you the vga for 1024x768 because 1280x1024 is supported by few BIOSes.  You can try setting vga=864 but this may not work.
[06:48] <Nicekiwi9> DasEi: i can use the menu with my external keyboard but not with the lappy kb
[06:49] <undeclaredx> is there any way POST-install to switch to an encrypted LVM setup?
[06:49] <DasEi> Nicekiwi9:try it then, wubi is always a bad thing when comes to problems
[06:49] <mo0nykit> stebalien: I've looked around, there is no support for 16:10 screens?
[06:49] <Nicekiwi9> perfect....
[06:49] <DasEi> undeclaredx: not without formating
[06:50] <undeclaredx> because when I went to use the alternate install disc to set it up, it wanted the internet, and I use wifi for internet (not by choice, but my landlord shares it..)
[06:50] <Nicekiwi9> DasEi: kk
[06:50] <Berzerker> anyone know how to set the terminal with the computer info at the bottom as default?
[06:50] <undeclaredx> DasEi: if I got the DVD would it just work without asking?
[06:50] <DasEi> undeclaredx: encrytion ?
[06:51] <undeclaredx> yeah
[06:51] <DasEi> undeclaredx: use alternate installer
[06:51] <undeclaredx> no I mean I ran the alternative-install-i386-ubuntu-9.04 or something.. and when it started, it REQUIRED the internet
[06:51] <undeclaredx> and by LAN
[06:51] <stebalien> mo0nykit:  there is, it is just rare (google '1280x800 vga nvidia')
[06:52] <DasEi> undeclaredx: that was the minimal installer then, alterante doesn't require inet and cd is good, too
[06:52] <DasEi> no DVD
[06:52] <undeclaredx> DasEi: it was a 715 mb installer
[06:52] <undeclaredx> 715 iso
[06:53] <DasEi> so a cd
[06:53] <undeclaredx> yeah
[06:53] <undeclaredx> actually I used a usb installer
[06:53] <undeclaredx> but I used my 715mb iso on it
[06:53] <MrSteve> can ah get a help number?
[06:53] <undeclaredx> I installed the desktop ver using the same program no problem..
[06:53] <mo0nykit> stebalien, i have read something about vbetest on gentoo.. To show my monitor's vga FB modes. What is the equivalent for Ubuntu?
[06:53] <DasEi> undeclaredx: if it was th e alternate, can easy do this, else expert-mode works, too, but more hassle
[06:54] <MrSteve> raises hand and waits.. fer help
[06:54] <undeclaredx> DasEi: I'm just going to assume for some reason the universal linux to USB key thing screwed it up and installed minimal from the alternate ISO
[06:54] <devZero> anyone know if the jaunty server kenel has Large Block Device enabled in the kernel?
[06:55] <DasEi> undeclaredx: nah, but you have to tell gparted how to handle the disk
[06:55] <devZero> I was looking for CONFIG_LBD in the config, but I didn't see it.
[06:55] <Berzerker> how do I make my default terminal the one that shows the computer info at the bottom?
[06:55] <undeclaredx> DasEi: I used the windows/linux universal boot creator I forget the name.. used it in windows
[06:55] <Amalgam> Are there official GNOME 2.28 packages available for Ubuntu yet?
[06:55] <DasEi> usb-creator ? unetbootin ?
[06:56] <undeclaredx> unetbootin.
[06:56] <undeclaredx> yup
[06:56] <jumbers> Ugh. File-roller says it supports .7z files, but I'm trying to unpack one and it's refusing to work
[06:56] <DasEi> undeclaredx: easiest way use alternate cd , but usb from that should also work
[06:57] <undeclaredx> DasEi: I did but it didn't work properly..
[06:57] <firecrotch> Amalgam: in Karmic :)  There will be no official GNOME 2.28 packages for Jaunty
[06:57] <DasEi> jumbers: unp and p7zip-full
[06:57] <devZero> anyone?
[06:57] <devZero> looking for someone with kernel knowledge.
[06:58] <chrome_> hi.. i have ath9k, but when i run aireplay-ng, it freezes up. seems like my driver needs patch. where do I get one or what driver should i use?
[06:58] <Amalgam> firecrotch: Ah Ok. Thanks for the reply.
[06:58] <IndyGunFreak> undeclaredx: what went wrong w/ unetbootin?
[06:58] <undeclaredx> DasEi: anyway, I'm going to do a proper reinstall on wed probably..  Glad to know that alternate itself isn't bad though.
[06:58] <firecrotch> Amalgam: No problem :)
[06:58] <undeclaredx> DasEi: which app do you recommend for this (I'm in ubuntu now)?
[06:59] <OzFalcon> ok - I think I have the slurm user worked out
[06:59] <DasEi> undeclaredx: this is vague..
[06:59] <undeclaredx> DasEi: er, unetbootin or usb-creator I guess?
[06:59] <chrome_> hi.. i have ath9k, but when i run aireplay-ng, it freezes up. seems like my driver needs patch. where do I get one or what driver should i use?
[06:59] <IndyGunFreak> undeclaredx: usb-creator only takes IMG files to my knowledge
[06:59] <OzFalcon> Can someone verify some entries in /etc/passwd        with me ???
[06:59] <DasEi> undeclaredx: usb-creator does fine, but why not use the cd itself ?
[07:00] <undeclaredx> DasEi: defective dvd drive on my laptop
[07:00] <Nicekiwi9> DasEi: dpkg: need an action option
[07:00] <DasEi> ah
[07:00] <IndyGunFreak> usb-creator will only work w/ image files i'm pretty sure...
[07:00] <undeclaredx> .img?
[07:00] <IndyGunFreak> undeclaredx: yes, not an ISO
[07:00] <undeclaredx> alright, ill do unetbootin then
[07:00] <IndyGunFreak> i think its IMG.
[07:00] <undeclaredx> yup I gotcha
[07:00] <chrome_> hi.. i have ath9k, but when i run aireplay-ng, it freezes up. seems like my driver needs patch. where do I get one or what driver should i use?
[07:00] <IndyGunFreak> undeclaredx: are you using unetbootin under Linux?
[07:00] <DasEi> usb-creator works with iso's , too
[07:00] <Prohibited> How do I get it so when I install packages the files are placed on my External Hard drive?
[07:01] <undeclaredx> DasEi: yeah if my dvd drive was fine I would have burned alternate and be done already
[07:01] <undeclaredx> IndyGunFreak: I would be, yeah
[07:01] <IndyGunFreak> DasEi: never did for me
[07:01] <undeclaredx> IndyGunFreak: at this point I may simply use unetbootin's automatic creator so to speak.. where it downloads and does everything
[07:01] <OzFalcon> anyone have an entry in /etc/passwd  called "munge"
[07:01] <DasEi> Nicekiwi9:repai packages wants an argument ?
[07:01] <IndyGunFreak> undeclaredx: before you use unetbootin, open gparted, and format the thumb drive as ext3, then use unetbootin.. for some reason under Ubuntu, unetbooin will nto work w/ a fat32 filesystem
[07:02] <undeclaredx> IndyGunFreak: okay.
[07:02] <OzFalcon> anyone have an entry in /etc/passwd  called "slurm"
[07:02] <IndyGunFreak> undeclaredx: well, that is extremely slow, but you can do that
[07:02] <Nicekiwi9> DasEi: action option?
[07:02] <undeclaredx> IndyGunFreak: well on 20 megabit internet (at my school) it should be like 5 minutes
[07:02] <IndyGunFreak> undeclaredx: plus, if somethng goes wrong, you won't have to download the ISO again.
[07:02] <undeclaredx> IndyGunFreak: err, you missed my point
[07:02] <IndyGunFreak> no, i didn't
[07:02] <undeclaredx> I used it on the alternate iso
[07:02] <undeclaredx> it gave me the minimal version
[07:02] <IndyGunFreak> ohh... ok...
[07:02] <DasEi> Nicekiwi9: your last request, action-option ?
[07:02] <undeclaredx> no idea why
[07:02] <chrome_> cat /etc/passwd | grep munge
[07:03] <IndyGunFreak> undeclaredx: so were you trying to do the Live version?
[07:03] <Nicekiwi9> uhhh? im lost
[07:03] <mo0nykit> stebalien, 864 doesn't work. It says "undefined mode. Press ENTER to see a list of choices." and 1280x800 framebuffer isn't supported. I reverted to 792. Splash screen is moved a bit to the side. Thanks so much for your help :) I updated my thread here with credits to you http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1282338
[07:03] <undeclaredx> IndyGunFreak: just the alternate iso
[07:03] <Prohibited> How do I get it so when I install packages the files are placed on my External Hard drive?
[07:03] <josemiguel> heyyy
[07:03] <Nicekiwi9> DasEi: im lost
[07:03] <undeclaredx> IndyGunFreak: and it was like "I need to contact the internet"
[07:03] <OzFalcon> chrome, So no entry for munge or slurm
[07:03] <josemiguel> anyone helpme???
[07:03] <mdkess> Hi, I'm having some troubles with the Ubuntu beta. A lot of gtk stuff involving the mouse isn't working - for example, in Eclipse I can't click some buttons, and in linux games, when I click the cursor jumps to the lower right corner of the screen - has anyone had similar experiences?
[07:03] <chrome_> negative OzFalcon
[07:03] <josemiguel> how restore nautilus???
[07:03] <IndyGunFreak> !karmic | mdkess
[07:03] <josemiguel> i lost menues
[07:04] <OzFalcon> chrome_, ok thanks
[07:04] <mdkess> Oh, hey. Sweet.
[07:04] <DasEi> Nicekiwi9: feel in good society; did the recovery session work ?
[07:04] <chrome_> anytime
[07:04] <chrome_> hi.. i have ath9k, but when i run aireplay-ng, it freezes up. seems like my driver needs patch. where do I get one or what driver should i use?
[07:04] <undeclaredx> IndyGunFreak - anyhow, like I said, it should just work and since its 20 mbit inet, it will work reallly quickly
[07:04] <IndyGunFreak> josemiguel: you lost your menus?... or did you lose your panels(where the clcok and what not is)
[07:04] <IndyGunFreak> undeclaredx: hopefully
[07:04] <josemiguel> menues....i have only icons
[07:04] <undeclaredx> IndyGunFreak: I will format it to ext3 as well.. why not
[07:04] <OzFalcon> chrome_, Musta been somewhere else when I was doing some userswitching stuff in the long past.
[07:05] <MrSteve> u have to choose minimal.. from alt cd iso.  I recall that.
[07:05] <undeclaredx> MrSteve: I was using the alt cd iso and by default it went to minimal, dunno why
[07:05] <IndyGunFreak> josemiguel: but do you have the panel... ie, can you see the clock
[07:05] <undeclaredx> alt cd iso + unetbootin + usb key
[07:05] <MrSteve> when i used untbootin - i select and got entire download part and installed all unbuntu
[07:05] <Nicekiwi9> DasEi: yes, dpkg repair packages gave response dpkg: need an action option
[07:05] <josemiguel> yeah
[07:05] <Prohibited> How do I get it so when I install packages the files are placed on my External Hard drive?
[07:05]  * DasEi rembers using usb creator once, thinks it was the alternate
[07:06] <josemiguel> nautilus....file manager
[07:06] <undeclaredx> DasEi: unetbootin is pretty impressive I find..
[07:06] <undeclaredx> josemiguel: sudo apt-get install nautilus?
[07:06] <MrSteve> even on dsl, it goes fast
[07:06] <undeclaredx> josemiguel: on a terminal
[07:06] <undeclaredx> ?
[07:06] <IndyGunFreak> josemiguel: right click the panel, add to panel, then add menu panel
[07:06] <Prohibited> nautilus..isn't that the window browser?
[07:06] <undeclaredx> yeah
[07:06] <josemiguel> yeah!
[07:06] <Bluey> gui file manager for gnome
[07:06] <undeclaredx> its the equivilent of explorer on windows
[07:06] <Prohibited> how the hell would lose that?
[07:07] <IndyGunFreak> i thought he said he just lost his menu?
[07:07] <chrome_> why is it that bitchx is not in the packages?
[07:07] <DasEi> Nicekiwi9: try from netroot : sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[07:07] <IndyGunFreak> Prohibited: i don't think he knows what he lost
[07:07] <MrSteve> repair boot wont complete
[07:07] <Bluey> desktop link to your home directory:  http://pkill-9.com/wordpress/?p=66
[07:07] <IndyGunFreak> chrome_: cuz there's like 10 other irc clients?
[07:07] <undeclaredx> IndyGunFreak: correct me if I'm wrong, but Kubuntu is mainly the same thing except presented more along the lines of like start menu-ish?
[07:08] <MrSteve> normal boot just hangs at the Unbuntu screen with orange line
[07:08] <josemiguel> grrr
[07:08] <IndyGunFreak> undeclaredx: no, theya re different
[07:08] <undeclaredx> no I mean I know its KDE vs Gnome
[07:08] <undeclaredx> but I'm not really sure what the differences are
[07:08] <undeclaredx> I haven't much used it as a desktop..ever
[07:08] <IndyGunFreak> undeclaredx: how the GUI's work is different.. not to mention kde sucks
[07:08] <undeclaredx> how does it suck?
[07:08] <IndyGunFreak> josemiguel: what exactly is your problem.
[07:08] <chrome_> IndyGunFreak: i agree, but bitchx was like the grandpa of them all. besides, its a great client
[07:09] <didymous777> has anyone here ever done remote desktop through an SSH?
[07:09] <IndyGunFreak> chrome_: so download and compile it
[07:09] <undeclaredx> didymous777: can't be too hard, you can setup ssh to create a socks5 proxy
[07:09] <josemiguel> i speak spanish ...my english is very poor
[07:09] <josemiguel> and the channel in spanish no me ayudan
[07:09] <chrome_> i can do that, what I was just trying figure out is that why is not included
[07:09] <IndyGunFreak> josemiguel: well, if youc an't put together a question, you can't expect an answer.
[07:09] <jussi01> !es | josemiguel
[07:10] <didymous777> undeclaredx: do you have time to walk me through it?
[07:10] <IndyGunFreak> chrome_: probably just not much demand for it.
[07:10] <josemiguel> y try kubuntu-es
[07:10] <undeclaredx> didymous777: ssh <host> -l mylogin -D localhost:1080 (for the socks proxy)
[07:10] <josemiguel> sorry
[07:10] <undeclaredx> didymous777: then get an RDP client that supports socks5 proxies
[07:10] <undeclaredx> and make sure wherever you ssh to allows this kind of dynamic forwarding
[07:10] <DasEi> Nicekiwi9: I'm getting tired, there is not much I can do to a wubi install, they tend to fail often, next call would be to edit xorg.conf and put a standard keyboard section in it, though in 1289 people.. there are still few can do that
[07:10] <undeclaredx> socks proxy @ localhost:1080
[07:11] <undeclaredx> port 1080
[07:11] <chrome_> okay seems like no one ever answer my question about ath9k patch
[07:12] <Nicekiwi9> DasEi: keyboard on the lappy randomly started working again in netroot
[07:12] <undeclaredx> For general desktop use, its generally agreed ubuntu is the best? or will I go to #kubuntuand they'll be like "gnome sucks KDE ROOLZ"?
[07:12] <rsk> undeclaredx: there are 2versions for a reason
[07:12] <MrSteve> yeah.. eh.  It is cool sitting here in XP safe mode trying to figure out why the system started just stopping.. then after a trip to a shop.. new PS.. and heat sink.. why the OS don't werk.. on either drive in a dual boot system
[07:12] <Balsaq> hey technical experts out there, if i run 2 monitors on this old dell boat anchor from 1998 will it slow me down to a crawl?
[07:12] <Balsaq> runs good now
[07:13] <DasEi> Nicekiwi9: your paketmanagement also was in disorder, could have been interupted update or full wubi-disk
[07:13] <firecrotch> undeclaredx: it depends on which environment you prefer, really
[07:13] <undeclaredx> rsk: I really would like to find a good comparison between the two.. but its hard to find a proper google search thus far
[07:13] <jonsol_> Balsaq: no reason why it should.
[07:13] <DasEi> !trash | Nicekiwi9
[07:13] <MrSteve> did anything else happen on Oct 1st on the net.. something rabid amiss?
[07:13] <josemiguel> heyyyy....mi problem is that!!.   http://es.tinypic.com/r/2e6dehi/4
[07:13] <rsk> undeclaredx: i don't think you will find out so much, compare between gnome.org/kde.org
[07:13] <josemiguel> heyyyy....mi problem is that!!.   http://es.tinypic.com/r/2e6dehi/4
[07:13] <Balsaq> jonsol: ok thanks...didnt know if it ws one those cpu hogs
[07:13] <dg1> anyone get the mic to work with ubuntu
[07:13] <josemiguel> you seee???
[07:13] <josemiguel> :)
[07:14] <undeclaredx> rsk: all I've heard is KDE is more bloated, but that's it
[07:14] <Nicekiwi9> DasEi: wtf
[07:14] <Balsaq> jonsol: they monitors are on sale cheap noww,,,will i have to buy an adapter or something?
[07:14] <DasEi> wubi
[07:14] <rsk> undeclaredx: you can have both installed at the same time and just switch back and fourth, i guess that's the easiest way of making up your mind
[07:14] <Nicekiwi9> rite
[07:14] <jonsol_> Balsaq: Do you have two ports on your GFX card? If so not, if not yes.
[07:14] <undeclaredx> rsk: no shit? how?
[07:14] <rsk> undeclaredx: it's not big difference to me thou, basicly the same.
[07:15] <undeclaredx> rsk: just apt-get the proper packages, then when I log in I choose?
[07:15] <rsk> undeclaredx: yes
[07:15] <josemiguel> you seee???
[07:15] <josemiguel> heyyyy....mi problem is that!!.   http://es.tinypic.com/r/2e6dehi/4
[07:15] <undeclaredx> rsk: I'll test it out, thanks
[07:15] <Nicekiwi9> DasEi: thnkx
[07:15] <undeclaredx> rsk: is there specific packages or do I just go to the package manager type in KDE and its done?
[07:15] <DasEi>  Nicekiwi9: have you got a second machine ?
[07:15] <chrome_> hi.. i have ath9k, but when i run aireplay-ng, it freezes up. seems like my driver needs patch. where do I get one or what driver should i use?
[07:15] <rsk> undeclaredx: kubuntu-desktop or ubuntu-desktop depending on what you have installed already
[07:16] <Balsaq> jonsol: bygfx you must mean my ols ATI 8mb AGP card
[07:16] <undeclaredx> k
[07:16] <undeclaredx> rsk: yeah im on ubuntu now
[07:16] <Nicekiwi9> DasEi: yup, on it atm
[07:16] <undeclaredx> okay.
[07:16] <jonsol_> Balsaq, or you could just get another cheapo GFX coard. Most anything will do if you don't need 3d.
[07:16] <undeclaredx> I'll test it out, thanks
[07:16] <FloodBot1> undeclaredx: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:16] <DasEi>  Nicekiwi9: then ask here for installing ssh, so can remotely access that system case you need it
[07:16] <DasEi> !ssh
[07:17] <Balsaq> jonsol yeah i want too but i have a 200watt power supply 12v-6a so i do not know which one i can get ...do not want to but buy a power supply for this old puter
[07:17]  * DasEi is drowning to bed soon
[07:17] <Nicekiwi9> k
[07:17] <pete_> If I simply boot in to a Gparted live-cd and remove a vista install and set the boot flag on ubuntu partition will I be good?
[07:17] <dg1> how do i configure my microphone
[07:18] <josemiguel> heyyyy....mi problem is that!!.   http://es.tinypic.com/r/2e6dehi/4
[07:18] <DasEi> pete_: dualbooting now ?
[07:18] <rsk> !ops | josemiguel
[07:18] <pete_> DasEi, yea with grub installed, using vista loader
[07:18] <jonsol_> Balsaq: anything from the same era will do nicely. Matrox made a couple of cards capable of high resolutions and very good 2d quality (the Matrox Millenium-line). Shouldn't cost you more than a couple of bucks on Ebay.
[07:18] <Nicekiwi9> DasEi: ah, im in windows here, windows 7
[07:18] <DasEi> !puuty
[07:18] <DasEi> !putty | Nicekiwi9
[07:19] <josemiguel> !ops
[07:19] <Balsaq> great, but i guess you are saying by buying and old card i can asssume it will do a 200w power supply?
[07:19] <MenZa> josemiguel: Stop.
[07:19] <DasEi> pete_: no need for livecd, just gparted from linux and free the space then
[07:19] <josemiguel> stop?
[07:19] <josemiguel> i dont understand
[07:19] <Madpilot> ubottu, es |  josemiguel
[07:19] <jonsol_> Balsaq: most probably yes. These old cards doesn't consume much power (not compared to todays cards)
[07:19] <pete_> DasEi, what exactly do I do
[07:19] <DasEi> !es | josemiguel
[07:20] <gnomefreak> jonsol_: may i help you?
[07:20] <gnomefreak> opps
[07:20] <josemiguel> !es
[07:20] <gnomefreak> josemiguel: may i help you?
[07:20] <jonsol_> gnomefreak: not really, no...
[07:20] <jonsol_> ;-)
[07:20] <Gnea> rsk: I think !repeat would have been more appropriate
[07:20] <Balsaq> ok cause that was my 1st thought just go up a little and get an old card
[07:20] <gnomefreak> jonsol_: sorry wrong nick ;)
[07:21] <DasEi> pete_: install gparted ntfsprogs  , run gparted, format vista (after backing data up ) to ext3 and add partition to fstab to use under ubuntu
[07:21] <jonsol_> Balsaq: you do that. Should work ok. Used dual monitors (and up to three now) since the late 90s. Works fine.
[07:21] <MrSteve> My dual-boot is whacked..
[07:21] <Gnea> MrSteve: in what way?
[07:22] <MrSteve> Gnea - I am recovering from pc crash.. in XP safe mode now
[07:22] <Gnea> MrSteve: it won't let you boot into ubuntu?
[07:22] <MrSteve> Gnea - the boot loader is delayed - then pops up menu of OS to lad
[07:22] <MrSteve> Load
[07:23] <Berzerker> how do I reset my terminal settings?
[07:23] <MrSteve> Then, it wont load XP..
[07:23] <Gnea> MrSteve: okay, can't help you with XP, but can help you with Ubuntu.
[07:23] <MrSteve> And hangs both OS.. they on 2 seperate drives
[07:23] <Bluey> how do I find out what version of KDE I have?
[07:23] <MrSteve> all I can do is Safe w/ networking
[07:24] <Gnea> MrSteve: that is irrelevent, what's the error message when booting ubuntu?
[07:24] <MenZa> Bluey: There's probably some About dialogue in your K menu somewhere.
[07:24] <Bluey> okay let me look there....
[07:24] <Gnea> !windows
[07:24] <MrSteve> Gnea - First, it could not load Human.. something about png..
[07:25] <Berzerker> nvm fixed that, what's the syntax for executing two commands on the same line?
[07:25] <pete_> DasEi, ok, how do I put the free space in to ubuntu
[07:25] <MrSteve> loading with recovery mode.. it goes on and on to a point and hangs
[07:25] <Bluey> ahh I forgot I don't have kde on this system...
[07:25] <DasEi> !fstab | pete_
[07:25] <Gnea> MrSteve: well, need to know what that point is
[07:26] <MrSteve> Gnea - it last told me file checker was forced, after 27 times loading, and it hang
[07:26] <Gnea> MrSteve: it doesn't hang, it's checking the filesystem - how big is your ubuntu disk?
[07:26] <MrSteve> Gnea - the unetbootin part manager will run, it did once a bit ago
[07:26] <Gnea> MrSteve: it's probable that you broke it when you thought it was hanging, when it really wasn't. what version of Ubuntu is installed?
[07:26] <MrSteve> Gnea - it gave no response after 44.5%
[07:27] <Gnea> how long did you wait after 44.5%?
[07:27] <pete_> DasEi, can I pastebin you my file
[07:27] <MrSteve> uhm.. I got the Hardy, I think
[07:27] <Bluey> it's griping because I don't have the latest kde
[07:27] <pete_> DasEi, this is out of my league man
[07:27] <Bluey> i have 4.2
[07:27] <Bluey> and it says I should have 4.3
[07:27] <Gnea> MrSteve: okay, so how long did you wait?
[07:27] <MrSteve> Good ten
[07:27] <DasEi>  pete_: kk, sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[07:28] <Gnea> MrSteve: does the HDD LED usually blink?
[07:28] <pete_> DasEi, here http://pastebin.com/md25b9a1
[07:28] <pete_> /dev/sda6 is all I want, can you tell me how to make it one big partition
[07:28] <DasEi>  pete_: sudo fdisk -l | pastebinit
[07:28] <MrSteve> Usually - yes, but it did stop.. same for XP.. it stops blink and hangs
[07:28] <pete_> DasEi, k sec
[07:28] <Bluey> synaptic only shows 4.2 -- how can I get 4.3?
[07:29] <Bluey> kde
[07:29] <MrSteve> looking at XP under file system.. it is changed.
[07:29] <NiNes> Hi
[07:29] <Gnea> MrSteve: that is quite odd. I would boot up the livecd and run a manual fsck on the ubuntu drives like this:  sudo e2fsck -y /dev/sda1
[07:30] <MrSteve> Looking at unbuntu files under part mgr.. it seems all there but wont load
[07:30] <jonsol_> MrSteve: could be anything from a fucked up partition table to a broken hd, cable or controller. Check that all cables, can cause strange problems with lockups. Then boot with a rescue cd a do a manual fsck.
[07:30] <Gnea> !language | jonsol_
[07:30] <jonsol_> *Sigh*
[07:31] <MrSteve> the unbuntu was an unetbootin install from internet
[07:31] <MrSteve> got no cd
[07:31] <pete_> DasEi, http://pastebin.com/m544d5534
[07:32] <Gnea> MrSteve: so it's running off of a flash drive, not a hard drive?
[07:32] <MrSteve> it is running on Drive 2.. which is 200GB
[07:32] <Gnea> and is that a hard drive?
[07:32] <DasEi> pete_: did you already format the vista part ?
[07:32] <MrSteve> the newer drive I have
[07:32] <MrSteve> yes
[07:32] <Gnea> okay.
[07:32] <NiNes> I'm running windows vista right now but i want to devote my laptop entirely to ubuntu. Could anyone help on how or point me towards some documentation?
[07:33] <Gnea> MrSteve: then it doesn't matter what you use, if it's a livecd or flash bootable - just get some ubuntu booted up and manually fsck it
[07:33] <pete_> DasEi, ya
[07:33] <MrSteve> Gnea - can I do that from terminal in the Part manager>?
[07:34] <Gnea> MrSteve: i don't see why you'd use the partition manager, but a terminal, yes
[07:34] <Bluey> nines - I talked a kid in austrailia through installing ubuntu last night - no Ihaven't found anything good
[07:34] <MrSteve> the part.manager is all that will Load
[07:34] <harisund> Can some one tell me why if I have "Plain" as my theme setting in GDM, Gnome starts without a sound and I am not able to auto login, but if I use the "Ubuntu Human" default theme I am able to auto login? Is this one of those "Ubuntu decides what's best for you" things?
[07:35] <NiNes> i basically want to wipe my hard drive so i can souly have ubuntu running only.
[07:35] <jasonmchristos> does anyone know how to change the default cpu scaling on startup?
[07:35] <NiNes> i've heard of some nuke thing?
[07:35] <DasEi> pete_: so its sda 5 then
[07:35] <MrSteve> I am thinking that there has been a change to computers.. where now you click on an icon, then you get your user box to log in..
[07:35] <pete_> DasEi, if you say so
[07:36] <jasonmchristos> NiNes: you just have to tell ubuntu to do it when you install, click use entire disk
[07:36] <Bluey> nines - you should be able to boot up the cd and it has the option of using the entire hard drive
[07:36] <NiNes> ok great thanks guys
[07:36] <Bluey> nines - you d/l and burned the iso, yes?
[07:36] <NiNes> :)
[07:36] <jasonmchristos> Bluey: thanks for the echo :)
[07:36] <MrSteve> Nines - if you do.. the Windows wont recognize it
[07:36] <DasEi> pete_: you currently have no valid swap, but another story : sudo mkdir /media/store
[07:36] <NiNes> Bluey, i have the iso cd
[07:37] <jasonmchristos> MrSteve: windows will be gone
[07:37] <pete_> DasEi, do I need one with 3gb of ram
[07:37] <Bluey> nines -- best of luck - I think you should be up and runing about 45 minutes after starting...
[07:37] <DasEi> pete_: not really, hibernation won't work
[07:37] <MrSteve> jasonmchristos - that is the point
[07:37] <pete_> DasEi, ok, done
[07:38] <NiNes> Bluey, thanks i'll be back in an hour or so... goodbye windows. just backing up some music first :)
[07:38] <DasEi> pete_: gksudo gedit /etc/fstab, then add the missing line : http://paste.ubuntu.com/285974/
[07:38] <jasonmchristos> NiNes: you made the right choice i did it
[07:38] <DasEi> pete_: save fstab, close it
[07:38] <dmpjk> hi
[07:39] <NiNes> back later. bye all
[07:39] <MrSteve> dual boot
[07:39] <jasonmchristos> NiNes: u might still need windows on ocassion so just put xp on some old computer and store it away
[07:39] <pete_> DasEi, except that its ext4 ??
[07:39] <dmpjk> i have just installed 9.10 beta on one of my machines
[07:39] <jasonmchristos> MrSteve: right i got it
[07:39] <NiNes> jasonmchristos, i have xp on my desktop.
[07:39] <DasEi> pete_: did you  format it to ext4 ? native jaunty ?
[07:39] <MrSteve> u can dual boot..
[07:40] <jasonmchristos> NiNes: cool
[07:40] <pete_> DasEi, yea
[07:40] <MrSteve> if yer laptop has XP..
[07:40] <DasEi> pete_: right, change to ext4 then
[07:40] <dmpjk> so i was looking for some back up tool and found "back in time" in the repos
[07:40] <DasEi> pete_: save fstab, close it
[07:40] <MrSteve> or any windows.. you can still dual boot
[07:40] <NiNes> MrSteve, are you talking to me?
[07:40] <MrSteve> sure
[07:40] <DasEi> pete_: sudo mount -a
[07:41] <pete_> says it failed
[07:41] <a> Can anyone help me adjust my firewall in ubuntu?
[07:41] <flyman> a: what needs to be adjusted?
[07:41] <jasonmchristos> a: what do you want to do?
[07:41] <DasEi> pete_: sudo mount -a | pastebinit
[07:41] <NiNes> i dont have xp on this notebook, i have vista and i hate it. i just want this laptop to be ubuntu
[07:42] <DasEi> pete_: pastebinit /etc/fstab
[07:42] <NiNes> i have xp on my desktop pc if needed
[07:42] <flyman> NiNes: Get the Ubuntu Live CD and install from it.
[07:42] <jasonmchristos> A: have you tried firestarter?
[07:42] <jasonmchristos> NiNes: did you test ubuntu first?
[07:42] <Berzerker> anyone know how I can have terminal run a command everytime it starts up, aka, clear?
[07:42] <dmpjk> NiNes: you should consider buying an extra harddrive and install ubuntu on it then
[07:43] <flyman> Berzerker: You could edit the bash profile.
[07:43] <NiNes> i have an externl...
[07:43] <Gnea> mneptok: hi, may I pm?
[07:43] <Berzerker> flyman, no idea what to do
[07:43] <MrSteve> 60$ hard drive, then dual boot
[07:43] <Berzerker> flyman, not familiar with .bash_profile stuff
[07:43] <dmpjk> imo there is no point being infected with windows on your ubuntu harddrive
[07:43] <jasonmchristos> NiNes: as long as you have tested it and it works to satisfaction go ahead and wipe it
[07:43] <MrSteve> windows infection? hahaha
[07:43] <pete_> DasEi, http://paste.ubuntu.com/285977/
[07:43] <a> actually, what I'm trying to do is run paltalk through wine and it is tellin g me to adjust my firewall. right now I dont know if anyt firewall is running.
[07:44] <MrSteve> a: it is
[07:44] <jasonmchristos> a: it should be open by default
[07:44] <MrSteve> firestarter is program to adjust firewall in unbuntu
[07:44] <flyman> I think ~/.bash_profile is where it wouldgo
[07:44] <ubuntuguy> Hi,  got ubuntu installed into windows, added a sata drive and now ubuntu doesnt boot.  errors out on detecting the sata drive, any way to avoid this? (ubuntu is *not* installed in the sata drive)
[07:45] <flyman> I use Firewall Builder, pretty good too.
[07:45] <jasonmchristos> a: dont use firestarter because it will modify the iptables if u dont need it dont use it
[07:45] <MrSteve> true
[07:45] <a> ok. thankyou. I'll try that now
[07:45] <jonsol_> MrSteve: no, ufw is the standard tool from 9.04. Probably much easier for the newbie.
[07:45] <MrSteve> wull.. I got firestarter wid my
[07:45] <jasonmchristos> ubuntuguy: you might try to disable sata in bios but it might lose some benifits
[07:45] <flyman> Berzerker: open a terminal and open ~/.bash_profile
[07:46] <jasonmchristos> a: it sounds like a wine problem
[07:46] <Bluey> sudo ufw disable is your friend...
[07:46] <ubuntuguy> jasonmchristos: thanks
[07:46] <Berzerker> flyman, doesn't exist
[07:46] <jonsol_> MrSteve: parse error. Please try again.
[07:46] <jasonmchristos> a: ubuntu wont block anything by default
[07:46] <flyman> does ~/.bashrc?
[07:46] <Berzerker> yes
[07:46] <MrSteve> jason - the firewall is in the kernel
[07:47] <flyman> personal aliases should go into ~/.bashrc
[07:47] <dmpjk> a: i would also guess its a wine thingy
[07:47] <jasonmchristos> ubuntuguy: i remember seing some sata setting in my bios
[07:47] <jasonmchristos> MrSteve: right but its not set to block any outgoing connections by default
[07:47] <MrSteve> true..
[07:48] <MrSteve> they was under wine.. those incoming
[07:48] <jaypro> i have an asus eee 1000ha and im installing the netbook remix.  would you guys recommend the eee-control as a replacement for the super hybrid engine utility?
[07:48] <pete_> DasEi, http://paste.ubuntu.com/285977/
[07:48] <dmpjk> a: what is paltalk? an irc-client?
[07:48] <jasonmchristos> MrSteve: so my guess is wine isnt forwarding to the network, just a guess
[07:48] <Berzerker> flyman, most excellent.
[07:48] <jonsol_> jaypro: yes.
[07:48] <Berzerker> flyman, just added the command at the end of the file made it work, thanks a lot
[07:48] <MrSteve> yah yah
[07:48] <flyman> Berzerker: Welcome :)
[07:48] <jonsol_> jaypro: I have an 1000H and the EEE-control util works wonders. Even did a Swedish translation for it. ;-)
[07:48] <MrSteve> I know about these things, but when it tiotal crash, I die
[07:49] <Bluey> dmpjk iirc it is a windows client that allows users to talk to each other, rather then type - I didn't know it was still around
[07:50] <jaypro> jonsol_ oh okay cool! do you add anything else... like replacements to software included in the support dvd?
[07:50] <Bluey> IRC is 4ver! (I wonder if that'd make a good tatt?  ;-p~)
[07:50] <jaypro> jonsol_ err DID you add anything else
[07:50] <mgmuscari> alright, has anyone used MPD to set up a home media server before?
[07:50] <jonsol_> jaypro: no, didn't see any reason to bloat it. It does what it's supposed to already.
[07:51] <flyman> mgmuscari: No but I used apache w/apachesound which is a web-based script to allow streaming of music
[07:51] <jasonmchristos> dmpjk: paltalk is some junk chat network like a bad skype with a bunch of ads
[07:51] <flyman> ampache actually I think it's called
[07:51] <mgmuscari> i've got a NAS with all my music on it, and i'm planning to have a small laptop set up permanently as the audio device (attached will be a usb sound device with speakers)
[07:51] <jaypro> sweet! thanks jonsol_!
[07:51] <jonsol_> No worries.
[07:52] <mgmuscari> the laptop/server will have access to the NAS. i want to be able to hit the server from any of my other pc's and queue up music to play
[07:52] <dmpjk> jasonmchristos: ty
[07:52] <jaypro> jonsol_ oh... what do you use instead of vlc? or did you add vlc to your asus eee?
[07:52] <dmpjk> sounds like winehq is the place to look for answers
[07:52] <mgmuscari> e.g. if i'm on my bed with my laptop, i want to be able to queue up a playlist, then turn off my laptop and go to bed while the music keeps playing
[07:53] <mgmuscari> flyman: do you know of any gtk clients for ampache?
[07:53] <DasEi> pete_: hm, ext4 is still no mount option in jaunty, so this is why I think that won't work
[07:53] <NiNes> now i'm unsure whether to dual boot or just use ubuntu.
[07:53] <flyman> mgmuscari: unfortunately I do not. However, it is web-based an almost out of the box easy to use.
[07:53] <pete_> DasEi, can I burn a cd?
[07:53] <Berzerker> ITU H.264 and MP3 decoder, how do I install those?
[07:53] <jasonmchristos> NiNes: did you try ubuntu yet?
[07:54] <mgmuscari> flyman: eh, yeah, not looking to control my media library via a browser. hmm
[07:54] <jasonmchristos> NiNes: if unsure dual boot u can always wipe it later
[07:54] <mgmuscari> theoretically i would also like to be able to redirect sound from my laptop or any other machine through this thing
[07:54] <dmpjk> http://www.govtrack.us/congress/bill.xpd?bill=h111-1319
[07:54] <mgmuscari> i plan to use pulseaudio for that
[07:54] <flyman> mgmuscari: have you seen http://www.radscan.com/nas.html?
[07:54] <jasonmchristos> NiNes: if you are sure ubuntu works with everything its up 2 u
[07:54] <NiNes> yes i guess
[07:55] <mgmuscari> flyman: no, thanks for the link
[07:55] <dmpjk> that bill could affect google wawe, just curious?
[07:55] <flyman> It might be what you're looking for.
[07:56] <mgmuscari> i wonder what the sample applications are
[07:56] <dmpjk> sorry fot the OT
[07:56] <jasonmchristos> dmpjk: whats this link for?
[07:56] <dmpjk> its OT
[07:56] <jasonmchristos> yeah
[07:56] <jasonmchristos> pm me
[07:57] <mgmuscari> oooh, MPD has an iphone application
[07:57] <mgmuscari> now THAT is neat
[07:57] <flyman> mgmuscari: you know, Sockos has a GUI
[07:57] <flyman> http://sockso.pu-gh.com
[07:57] <DasEi> pete_: prbly, though I use ext4 (converted) too, my fsatb still uses ext3, so got to change fstab or need new linx utils, behind the scope of jaunty
[07:58] <pete_> DasEi, aight thanks.
[07:58] <mgmuscari> sockso, hm, i'll have to look into this too...
[07:58] <DasEi> pete_: gksudo gedit /etc/fstab, then add the missing line : http://paste.ubuntu.com/285974/
[07:58] <flyman> mgmuscari: I am actually downloading the source now, it looks better than ampache.
[07:59] <DasEi> pete_: save fstab, close it
[07:59] <DasEi> pete_: sudo mount -a
[07:59] <mgmuscari> flyman: thanks for all the suggestions
[07:59] <Doc_Lappy> $result = mysql_query( "SELECT * from clients where enddate<(CURRENT_UNIXTIME()+86400*7"); found the - should be a +
[07:59] <mgmuscari> flyman: this gives me a good, solid set of possibilities to try
[07:59] <flyman> I hope they help mgmuscari
[07:59] <Doc_Lappy> oops wrong window
[07:59] <flyman> If not, let me know and ill look in to it further.
[07:59] <pete_> DasEi, mount: /dev/sda5 already mounted or /media/store busy
[07:59] <pete_> mount: according to mtab, /dev/sda5 is mounted on /media/0bf913f5-2cf8-4372-af3c-4ea7aed1341d
[08:00] <DasEi> pete_: cd /media/store
[08:00] <DasEi> pete_: df -h
[08:01] <DasEi> pete_: have the according free space there ?
[08:01] <jasonmchristos> DasEi: format it
[08:02] <pete_> probably not
[08:02] <pete_> I can just use the live-cd its not a big deal.
[08:02] <DasEi> pete_: whats it saying about /dev/sda5
[08:03] <pete_> its some stupid partition with 1.6g
[08:03] <pete_> had something to do with windows
[08:03] <pete_> vista
[08:03] <DasEi> pete_: cd
[08:04] <pete_> DasEi, aight
[08:04] <DasEi> pete_: sudo umount /dev/sda5
[08:04] <DasEi> pete_: sudo gparted
[08:04] <DasEi> pete_: now format it to ext3
[08:04] <p1ckLe> Ubuntu refuses to boot wether I choose to install, or run from Live CD. It's not the CD cause it boots on my other PC. Any ideas?
[08:05] <DasEi> .. and also check the identifier again
[08:05] <mgmuscari> pete_: that's probably your windows recovery partition or something
[08:05] <mgmuscari> p1ckLe: do you get an error?
[08:05] <iskin> Is there any good reason to choose x64 if I don't plan on using more than 3GBs of memory? Will the system operate otherwise and does flash still have issues with 64-bit?
[08:05] <DasEi> !bootoptions | p1ckLe
[08:05] <p1ckLe> mgmuscari: no error, just freezes
[08:05] <jasonmchristos> p1ckLe: reset the bios to default
[08:05] <mgmuscari> p1ckLe: i dunno then :/
[08:06] <twinkie_addict> is any one running the 9.10 beta ? if so will keeping it updated bring it to final when is released ?
[08:06] <jasonmchristos> p1ckLe: the cd also has a memory test and check cd for defects run both of those after trying bios reset
[08:06] <Madpilot> twinkie_addict, it will be updated to final via the normal update-manager
[08:06] <pete_> DasEi, cant
[08:06] <p1ckLe> jasonmchristos: i ran both of those, i will try reseting the bios
[08:07] <DasEi> pete_: if you want ext4 , convert it later, once fstab works, the state of that is mixed in jaunty
[08:07] <Madpilot> twinkie_addict, #ubuntu+1 is the channel for karmic questions until it is final, though
[08:07] <pete_> DasEi, whats that mean
[08:07] <twinkie_addict> ah ok sorry
[08:07] <DasEi> pete_: sda5 unmounted ?
[08:07] <pete_> DasEi, convert my drive to ext3
[08:07] <pete_> DasEi, I think so?
[08:07] <DasEi> pete_: now ext3, convert later to ext4
[08:08] <twinkie_addict> thanks for answering though :)
[08:08] <pete_> k
[08:08] <jasonmchristos> p1ckLe: other than that there may be a hardware incompatibility
[08:09] <p1ckLe> jasonmchristos: any ideas on how i would figure that out?
[08:09] <DasEi> p1ckLe: try acpi=off
[08:10] <jasonmchristos> p1ckLe: well you can also tinker with the bios settings like disabling extras, n stuff there should be an ubuntu hardware compatibility list online
[08:11] <DasEi> pete_: state of art ?
[08:11] <jasonmchristos> p1ckLe: Dasei has a good suggestion. try defaulting all settings first then tinker from there try also to disable any bios caching
[08:11] <pete_> DasEi, huh
[08:12] <U-b-u-n-t-u> I installed ubuntu side by side but then decided not to use the new install because the old install was fine but now I have a 2.5 gig partition I can't delete with gpartition .......... suggestions?
[08:12] <DasEi> pete_: formatted old vista to ext3 now ?
[08:13] <p1ckLe> DasEi: i turn acpi off in bios?
[08:13] <pete_> DasEi, hold one sec
[08:13] <DasEi> !bootoptions > p1ckLe
[08:14] <pete_> DasEi, doing now.
[08:14] <DasEi> pete_: and it is sda5, nor ?
[08:15] <pete_> DasEi, /dev/sda
[08:15] <DasEi> sda what ?
[08:16] <pete_> 1
[08:17] <DasEi> pete_: that would be a new parti ..
[08:17] <kraut> moin
[08:18] <pete_> DasEi, ok,
[08:18] <DasEi> pete_: end gparted,  sudo fdisk -l | pastebinit
[08:19] <pete_> DasEi, http://paste.ubuntu.com/285990/
[08:19] <genmail> Hi everyone, is there anyone who can help me?
[08:19] <jasonmchristos> genmail: ask
[08:19] <Madpilot> hi genmail
[08:20] <jasonmchristos> p1ckLe: figure what out again?
[08:20] <DasEi> pete_: now you did it,  change fstab to sda1
[08:20] <genmail> hi Madpilot, thx :) I have a pc with 3 hdd (one internal in which there's Win XP) and 2 external ones.
[08:21] <DasEi> pete_: gksudo gedit /etc/fstab, then add the missing line : sda5 to sda1
[08:21] <DasEi> pete_: save fstab, close it
[08:21] <genmail> Madpilot: I want to install ubuntu on a usb hdd. But when I did I couldn't use any OS if that Hd was disconnected (cause grub couldn't find the hdd)
[08:21] <DasEi> pete_: sudo mount -a
[08:21] <pete_> DasEi, switch 1-5, 5-1
[08:22] <xinen007> http://paste.ubuntu.org.cn/45286
[08:22] <DasEi> pete_:just make a 1 from the 5 in last line
[08:22] <xinen007> who can help me?
[08:22] <genmail> Madpilot: So I'd like to know a way to make grub work when the hdd is connected AND use xp when the hdd isn't connected
[08:23] <Madpilot> genmail, I don't personally know - never tried anything like your setup
[08:23] <Madpilot> ubottu, dualboot |  genmail check these pages
[08:23] <genmail> Madpilot: ok, thanks anyway :)
[08:23] <pete_> DasEi, I am going to boot the cd, real quick
[08:24] <amerinese> Anybody have copy-and-paste problems with Wine?  I have to hit paste (ctrl+V) twice before it copies.  First time I just get a "v".  Also, if the string is too long, it doesn't paste over at all.
[08:24] <boxxy> Anybody have copy-and-paste problems with Wine?  I have to hit paste (ctrl+V) twice before it copies.  First time I just get a "v".  Also, if the string is too long, it doesn't paste over at all.
[08:24] <DasEi> pete_: why ?
[08:24] <pete_> DasEi, it did not work
[08:24] <boxxy> pete_: why ?
[08:24] <boxxy> DasEi, it did not work
[08:24] <Madpilot> boxxy, are you a bot? Yes or no?
[08:24] <indus> hi
[08:24] <boxxy> boxxy, are you a bot? Yes or no?
[08:24] <boxxy> hi
[08:24] <jasonmchristos> genmail: you want to install grub to the mbr of the usb hdd, and you will have to tell bios to boot from the usb hdd first in boot options
[08:24] <boxxy> genmail: you want to install grub to the mbr of the usb hdd, and you will have to tell bios to boot from the usb hdd first in boot options
[08:25] <DasEi> pete_: pastebinit /etc/fstab
[08:25] <albertjh> hola....
[08:25] <DasEi> thx, Madpilot
[08:25] <albertjh> hay alguien por aqui?
[08:25] <Madpilot> ubottu, es |  albertjh
[08:25] <pete_> DasEi, http://paste.ubuntu.com/285995/
[08:26] <amerinese> Looks like a similar problem to this awhile back? http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/wine/87955-copy-paste-problem.html
[08:26] <albertjh> i have problems whit empathy
[08:26] <MenZa> albertjh: Are you on Karmic?
[08:26] <albertjh> 9.04
[08:26] <MenZa> Ah.
[08:26] <albertjh> i cant connect to msn net
[08:26] <DasEi> pete_: you have two lines for sda1 in there, the last is right, the above isnt
[08:26] <MenZa> You might want to be a bit more verbose and let us know *what* problems you're having.
[08:27] <DasEi> pete_: gksudo gedit /etc/fstab , delete the upper sda1 line
[08:27] <albertjh> MenZa, sorry my english its not too good :P
[08:27] <MenZa> albertjh: That's ok - just try as well as you can and I'm sure someone will get your drift :)
[08:27] <p1ckLe> dasei: i disabled acpi and same thing, just freezes. loads the desktop background, nothing else.
[08:27] <genmail> boxxy jasonmchristos: how can I install grub on the mbr of the usb hdd?
[08:27] <pete_> DasEi, ok done
[08:28] <DasEi> pete_:save , close, sudo mount -a
[08:28] <DasEi> pete_:cd /media/store
[08:28] <DasEi> pete_:df -h
[08:28] <DasEi> df -h
[08:29] <albertjh> so... i can connect whit jabber to gmail, and others acounts whit msn, but not the main msn acount in hotmail
[08:29] <pete_> DasEi,  http://paste.ubuntu.com/285997/
[08:29] <jasonmchristos> genmail: change the boot order first to do cdrom>usbhdd>HD then boot with the cd with only the 1 usb hdd connected install it and it should by default ask you to install the grub to mbr on the usb hdd
[08:30] <shaullx> why do i get this error?
[08:30] <shaullx> Could not open "dexter.s01e10.dvdrip.xvid-saints.r00"
[08:30] <shaullx> Archive type not supported.
[08:30] <DasEi> !yay | pete_
[08:30] <pete_> LOL
[08:30] <pete_> incredible. thanks so much
[08:30] <jasonmchristos> genmail: this way when the usb hdd is connected it will boot into grub and ubuntu, and when it is not it will skip it and boot from xp on the internal HD
[08:30] <DasEi> pete_:d from now on find your space automounted under /media/store
[08:31] <pete_> DasEi, so it will boot to grub like normal?
[08:31] <genmail> jasonmchristos: ubuntu 9.04 asks me to install the boot loader in the advanced options. should I choose sdb1 (as suggested) or hd1 or...what?
[08:31] <DasEi> pete_:d  if you still want to, can convert to ext4 now without altering fstab again, I'm too tired for that today (it's easy)
[08:31] <shaullx> what rar app i need to extract multi pieces archive?
[08:32] <DasEi> pete_: no change to grub
[08:32] <pete_> DasEi, its cool, i'll worry about it tomorrow
[08:32] <pete_> err later today probably
[08:32] <pete_> thanks a ton.
[08:32] <genmail> jasonmchristos: cause I've already tried to do that, but the system doesn't start if the usb hdd is connected (the bios is ok)
[08:32] <DasEi> np, have a good time
[08:33] <jasonmchristos> genmail: what system doesnt start? ubuntu will not start because its not connected
[08:33] <jasonmchristos> genmail: just call me +13142929378
[08:34] <shaullx> no one can answer that one simple question? :S
[08:34] <genmail> jasonmchristos: when the usb hdd is connected ubuntu doesn't start. Actually nothing starts. Maybe I make something wrong when the installation asks me where to install the boot loader
[08:34] <genmail> jasonmchristos: thanks but I'm in Italy
[08:35] <jasonmchristos> genmail: when the usb is not connected what happens?
[08:36] <indus> how to repair grub from alternate cd???
[08:36] <genmail> jasonmchristos: when it's not connected XP starts, since I restored the mbr with XP cd
[08:37] <jasonmchristos> genmail: ok so there is no grub on the internal HD we have established that, now i need to know what the boot order in your bios is
[08:38] <genmail> jasonmchristos: it is 1) DVD-CD    2)USB HDD   3) internal HDD
[08:39] <jasonmchristos> genmail: ok good, now just reinstall ubuntu on the USB HDD
[08:39] <MrSteve> They told me to try FC command.. check files.. ?? What is that command again??
[08:39] <e-frame> hey, i can't replace empty cells with some string in open office calc. can anyone help me? thx.
[08:39] <genmail> jasonmchristos: fine, and when it asks me where to install the boot loader what should I put?
[08:39]  * MrSteve writes it down
[08:40] <jasonmchristos> genmail: it should by default ask you to install grub on the MBR of the device you told it to install ubuntu on, in this past try did you select the default or what did you tell it?
[08:41] <adri_> I was creating a ubuntu installation and I think I accidentally corrupted or wiped out my windows installation. Now I can boot on Ubuntu (it's on a USB drive) but I don't know how to mount my hard drives to see if anything is still here.
[08:42] <genmail> jasonmchristos: first I used the default (but when I disconnected the usb hdd it wasn't able to load XP). Then I tried to install the boot loader directly to the usb hdd (selection the "advanced" option) but the result was that ubuntu couldn't start and XP started only when the hdd was disconnected
[08:43] <MrSteve> adri_ -- You should be able to see the Windows
[08:44] <adri_> MrSteve, well there are many many files in /dev so I dont know which one to mount. I had 2 physical hard drives, each divided in 2 logical partitions.
[08:44] <jasonmchristos> genmail: i cant see your screen so to be sure disable the internal HD when you install so it only gives you one choice, this way there is only one choice, im not sure what your usb hdd is listed as to tell you what to pick
[08:44] <e-frame> hey, how to replace empty cells with some string in open office calc?
[08:44] <MrSteve> adri_ : slow down
[08:44] <jasonmchristos> genmail: after you install it reenable the internal hdd in bios\
[08:44] <MrSteve> adri_ : you have on USB the partition manager?
[08:44] <genmail> jasonmchristos: ok, I'll try that, thank you very much
[08:46] <MrSteve> adri_ -- Your file-manager.. in USB drive Linux will see the Windows
[08:46] <adri_> MrSteve, Im not sure i get it
[08:46] <MrSteve> point & click directories
[08:46] <adri_> MrSteve, no I dont see any of my windows files.
[08:46] <MrSteve> ruth rooh
[08:48] <cybersplice> Morning.
[08:48] <adri_> MrSteve, i am running off a USB drive now (which acts as a hard drive). All I see are the partitions inside the USB drive and many devices in /dev. I am guessing my internal hard drives are here.
[08:48] <MrSteve> adri_ : You have CD for windows version?
[08:49] <twtwfy> hello ubuntu type people - quick question: if a program will run under Linux will it definitely run under Ubuntu?
[08:49] <adri_> MrSteve, no its a laptop. There is a recovery system in the laptop -- which boots when I start the computer without my USB drive in. But that system can only reinstall windows from scratch so thats useless to me.
[08:49] <louis> Okay I got this issue.
[08:50] <MrSteve> adri_ - If you overwrote the Drives.. then, you can't.. uhm, get that back
[08:50] <louis> I typed sudo -s in cosole and exited w/o leaving root and now I keep getting this error message is there a way to fix this w/o rerolling my OS
[08:50] <adri_> MrSteve, I do not know if I overwrote the drives.
[08:51] <MrSteve> Keep looking at directories from the USB drive
[08:51] <MrSteve> SDA1
[08:52] <MrSteve> adri_ - have root access, then look
[08:52] <adri_> MrNaz, ok gparted showed me where my windows drives are (sda2 and sda3)
[08:52] <MrSteve> yes.. part magic
[08:52] <adri_> MrSteve, but it says "unable to read the contents of this file system"
[08:53] <adri_> MrNaz, should I try to mount it?
[08:53] <MrSteve> adri_ : I think thas Linux
[08:53] <louis> How do i boot to recovery console?
[08:53] <adri_> MrSteve, what?
[08:53] <MrSteve> adri_ : the drives are ntfs?
[08:54] <student> gggahjahJHJA
[08:54] <louis> and how do i return to KDE : I've gotten stuck and reinstalled so just wanna get ity all strait
[08:54] <student> hai
[08:54] <adri_> MrSteve, yes.
[08:55] <MrSteve> adri_ : wish could help more... my own pc crashed.. desperately
[08:56] <MrSteve> Dont format the drive partitions with that .. but mount
[08:56] <adri_> MrSteve, np. I can see my files now actually
[08:56] <Guest71253> Hi!everybody
[08:56] <MrSteve> oooo.. did ya mount and see 'em?
[08:56] <jasonmchristos> Guest71253: hi
[08:57] <MrSteve> adri_ -- cas like the next thing to do would be to try to boot windows
[08:57] <adri_> MrSteve, you think Ubuntu changed something?
[08:58] <Guest71253> jasonmchristos:do you know what time ubuntu 9.10 will show us
[08:58] <MrSteve> Aadri_ -- I dunno your setup.. but, if you install a USB drive and take it off, well try to boot windows
[08:58] <jerknextdoor> my left mouse button consistantly doesn't work after the first login after restarting.  it will work if i log out and then back in.  however now it will randomly quit working after only being logged in for a few minutes.
[08:58] <jasonmchristos> Guest71253: no
[08:58] <adri_> MrSteve, thanks
[08:58] <Ali_nz> what you guys reckon is fastest browser?
[08:59] <Gnea> !poll
[08:59] <koolhead17> Ali_nz: elinks :D
[09:00] <jasonmchristos> Ali_nz: firefox
[09:00] <jerknextdoor> also i'm running 9.04 on a thinkpad r51.  the problem started on 8.10 and continued through a clean install.  (but i keep my home folder on a seperate partition so).
[09:00] <jasonmchristos> koolhead17: i was going to say lynx lol
[09:00] <Ali_nz> jasonmchristos: ff is too slow
[09:00] <koolhead17> jasonmchristos: he asked fastest :P
[09:01] <Ali_nz> jasonmchristos: i think there is a cutdown ff somewhere
[09:01] <leession_lm> hi, everyone, anyone can tell me what does IRC  channel mode 'c' means ?
[09:01] <bidsen> Hello, I have a Toshiba Satellite l300 notebook, i've just upgraded the ALSA sound driver to 1.0.21 and the "fn" sound related keys stopped working. Any ideeas ? Thx
[09:01] <U-2069> 0/
[09:01] <mo0nykit> can i download source code using synaptic?
[09:01] <jasonmchristos> Ali_nz: well gt it then ff is the fastest pretty much
[09:01] <Ali_nz> anyonehere tried cieaweasel?
[09:02] <Ali_nz> iceweasel
[09:02] <nlogax> chrome <3
[09:02] <jasonmchristos> nlogax: chrom sucks so far
[09:02] <Ali_nz> is chrome out of beta for linux?
[09:02] <nlogax> jasonmchristos: i like it :)
[09:02] <bidsen> ?
[09:03] <jasonmchristos> nlogax: i mean google chrome, yeah google chrom is out on nix i tried it slow
[09:03] <u-foka> someone should update ubottu's lucid description to include that it will be lts!
[09:03] <nlogax> way quicker for me
[09:03] <jasonmchristos> nlogax: its java interpreter bogs it down
[09:03] <Guest71253> why my google chrom cann't install my ubuntu?
[09:04] <csaba> I have a bluetooth headset and have added it in the Bluetooth Preferences dialog. How to listen to music on it now?
[09:04] <jasonmchristos> Guest71253: user error
[09:04] <nlogax> jasonmchristos: java? haven't use java on the web since.. i don't even know
[09:04] <ct529> when using dpkg-reconfigure I would like to activate all the questions, including low priority .... unfortunately in my man debconf page there is nothing about the levels. Can anyone help here?
[09:04] <nlogax> JS is the new hotness
[09:04] <Guest71253> I should use root?
[09:04] <jasonmchristos> nlogax: your not going to notice much difference
[09:04] <indus> how to repair grub with alternate cd
[09:04] <Guest71253> I should use root?jasonmchristos
[09:04] <dmpjk> Guest71253: shouldnt have too
[09:05] <jasonmchristos> Guest71253: what?
[09:05] <alabd> Good day everyone , How to disable dial up modem in linux ?
[09:05] <nlogax> jasonmchristos: V8 JS is enough for me :)
[09:05] <nlogax> didnt know it had its own java implementation
[09:05] <mirchisalad> alabd: remove the wire ? :)
[09:06] <jasonmchristos> nlogax: cool it loads java slow
[09:06] <alabd> mirchisalad: no means while dialing ..
[09:06] <csaba> how to listen to music on a bluetooth headset? I've already added the device in the preferences, but how to use it?
[09:06] <jasonmchristos> nlogax: i tried it for a minute or two and it was slow so i removed it not to mention the security issues
[09:06] <DJ_HaMsTa> Is there an alternative to WEBMIN? I have heard of its security issues and would like something better.
[09:06] <Ali_nz> is it possible to search file contents for a string?
[09:07] <csaba> Ali_nz: grep -nre "text to find" *
[09:07] <mirchisalad> alabd: how do you connect? wvdial?
[09:07] <Ali_nz> csaba: sweet, will try it
[09:08] <dmpjk> Guest71253: google says google chrome for linux is under development
[09:08] <Guest71253> The error is Dependency is not satisfiable:libasound2.when i install the chromium-browser
[09:08] <alabd> mirchisalad: pon ...
[09:08] <louis> Just in case you were all worried I found the solution: http://mihirknows.blogspot.com/2008/06/sudo-must-be-setuid-root-solved-in.html
[09:08] <mirchisalad> Guest71253: are you on 64 bit?
[09:08] <Guest71253> my os is 32,but my CPU is 64
[09:09] <jasonmchristos> Guest71253: type in google linux repository and follow the instructions and install it from synaptic it will handle dependancies
[09:09] <Guest71253> what can i do for it
[09:09] <Chose> hey, I have some questions about gOS
[09:10] <jerknextdoor> alt+tab also quits working when my left mouse button quits working.  i have no idea how to start troubleshooting it.
[09:10] <Chose> My friend just brought a netbook with gOS and I cannot config wifi
[09:10] <Chose> help a dude out please
[09:11] <jasonmchristos> Chose: what is gOS this is an ubuntu room
[09:11] <Chose> I tried nm-applet but it only shows me network manager with no wifi
[09:11] <Chose> I know bro, but its a ubuntu like OS
[09:11] <rsk> not supported here
[09:12] <jerknextdoor> Chose:  this is ubuntu support.  just because it's based on the linux kernal doesn't make it ubuntu like.
[09:12] <jasonmchristos> Chose: well enable the wireless in windows first thats what i had to do on an eeePC when using ubuntu remix
[09:12] <jasonmchristos> Chose: those wifi chips cant be turned on from nix
[09:12] <Chose> enable in windows? what good would that do me if the driver is incompatible with linux?
[09:13] <jasonmchristos> Chose: pm me since its OT
[09:13] <Chose> OT?
[09:13] <rsk> offtopic
[09:13] <Zahid> anybody  can tell me that I how access samba shared data in  xubuntu
[09:13] <jasonmchristos> jerknextdoor: r u serious about troubleshooting a mouse?
[09:14] <Chose> I have no mouse issues...
[09:14] <Chose> friend just brought a netbook with gOS
[09:14] <jerknextdoor> jasonchristos:  it's not a hardware issue, so yes.
[09:14] <dmpjk> jerknextdoor: are you using gnome?
[09:14] <Zahid> anyone who  worked on xubuntu
[09:15] <jasonmchristos> jerknextdoor: did you try another mouse?
[09:15] <marck> hello
[09:15] <Ali_nz> hey so, if may laptop use ati radeon graphics, should I be installing something like xf86-ati?
[09:15] <jasonmchristos> Zahid: i tried xubuntu oncew
[09:15] <marck> i got an hard drive with ubuntu
[09:15] <jerknextdoor> dmpjk:  yeah.  i'm in 9.04 with all the updates.  the problem started in 8.10.
[09:15] <dmpjk> i had mouse troubles when i used kde opensuse
[09:15] <Zahid> then wat  happened when access samba shared data
[09:15] <jasonmchristos> Ali_nz: there is radeon drivers, just go to hardware drivers under admin
[09:15] <Chose> yes I am using GHOME
[09:15] <jerknextdoor> jasonmchristos: it's a laptop.  if it were that easy and if it were hardware related i would have fixed it months ago.
[09:16] <marck> i got an hard drive with ubuntu
[09:16] <jasonmchristos> jerknextdoor: does it work under windoes?
[09:16] <marck> now i would to remove the mount and swap
[09:16] <dmpjk> jerknextdoor: and you are sure its related to 8.04 and not just a mouse who is worn-out
[09:16] <Chose> Wireless controller is not the same as saying the netbook has a wireless adapter embedded right?
[09:16] <marck> how to do ?
[09:16] <Zahid> jerknextdoor: have u access samba shared data
[09:16] <Ali_nz> jasonmchristos: Is the installation likely to be using them by default, out of the box, or do I need to tell it to use them?
[09:16] <jerknextdoor> jasonmchristos:  no idea.  i haven't touched windows a like 5 years.  but it doesn't happen with knoppix or and other distro.
[09:17] <Chose> I researched and I could wrapper the drive to work in linux... that being the drive for a windows based wifi usb
[09:17] <jerknextdoor> dmpjk:  it only happens in ubuntu.  and i've since done a clean install of 9.04.  but since i just copied my /home over i dont know that the problem would have been exactly fixed.
[09:17] <Chose> my friend brought this cause he is cheap. My experience is solely with windows so using this OS is OK but its like Im learning windows again
[09:17] <jasonmchristos> Ali_nz: look under system > admin > hardware drivers and see what it says
[09:18] <jerknextdoor> Zahid: please don't randomly pick someone to ask a question to.  ask the question to the room and if someone has an suggestion they will answer you.
[09:18] <jasonmchristos> jerknextdoor: that makes sense then that its an ubuntu issue
[09:18] <Chose> jason, I saw this "systems" when I was researching. This GHOME doesnt have systems on its desktop
[09:18] <marck> how to remove the mount and swap ? i tried to boot until to hace access to the shell, but any time starts ubuntu
[09:18] <marck> i want to remove ubuntu
[09:19] <jerknextdoor> jasonmchristos: that's why i'm trying to figure out how to troubleshoot it.  i've never had a problem with something mouse related haha.
[09:19] <jasonmchristos> jerknextdoor: well when did it start?
[09:19] <marck> how to access to fdisk ?
[09:19] <Ali_nz> jasonmchristos: it says no proprietry drivers
[09:20] <IpSe_DiXiT> a good video splitting?
[09:20] <marck> it starts, without having time to access to shell, to use the fdisk
[09:20] <dmpjk> jerknextdoor: its not just a battery thing?
[09:20] <jerknextdoor> jasonmchristos: it's a thinkpad r51 which has two sets of buttons.  the first set are the regular ones at the bottom of the trackpad like a normal laptop.  those one's broke a long time ago so i've had to use the second set which are ibm only buttons.  so i'd say it started about 4 months ago.
[09:20] <aksci> can anyone roughly estimate the monthly bandwidth a college website would require for plain registration purpose and download of 1mb article?
[09:20] <jasonmchristos> Ali_nz: it prob used the right driver by default but you can search engine it to be sure how to check you will need to know the chipset and the driver installed
[09:21] <jerknextdoor> dmpjk: how could it be battery related?
[09:21] <dmpjk> jerknextdoor: i such a low level guy
[09:21] <jerknextdoor> jasonmchristos: for a long time it was very consistant about when it didn't work.  but about an hour or so ago it started going pretty random.
[09:21] <jasonmchristos> jerknextdoor: well compare what driver knoppix uses and install it into ubuntu
[09:22] <dmpjk> jerknextdoor: i was thinking it was chordless and that has batteries inside
[09:22] <Ali_nz> jasonmchristos: k
[09:22] <IpSe_DiXiT> a good video splitter? i need to split a video in 2 parts
[09:22] <jasonmchristos> jerknextdoor: i would just use an external mouse
[09:22] <Chose> thanks for the help
[09:22] <jerknextdoor> jasonmchristos: haha.  how have i not done that?  wow.  you're kind of a genius right this second.
[09:22] <jerknextdoor> let me fire up the knop.
[09:22] <iceroot_> what is $@ at the shell/ in a script?
[09:23] <jasonmchristos> jerknextdoor: well im saying it because you said the hardware is breaking, but if u dont want to do that and it works under knoppix just find out which driver its using and use it for ubuntu
[09:25] <Ali_nz> now here is a tricky problem. I can connect to Vodafone via my Nokia phone as modem. Just plug it in and it all works. Cool I hear you say. This next bit aint cool - it picks up the wrong DNS servers for Vodafone NZ...any ideas how to fix this?
[09:25] <Ali_nz> It should get the DNS via DHCP?
[09:25] <Ali_nz> using network manager in gui this is
[09:26] <jasonmchristos> Ali_nz: if dhcp is spitting you wrong dns thats a problem with your isp
[09:26] <IpSe_DiXiT> a good video splitter? i need to split a video in 2 parts
[09:26] <Ali_nz> jasonmchristos: nah, I have used this heaps with windows etc
[09:26] <jasonmchristos> Ali_nz: otherwise just use openDNS and specify them manually
[09:26] <jerknextdoor> jasonmchristos: no, i get what you're saying.  i can't believe i hadn't tried that yet.  i'll have to wait til tomorrow to do it though.  my knoppix disk is at my old lady's house.
[09:26] <jasonmchristos> jerknextdoor: cool glad i could help
[09:27] <dmpjk> Ali_nz: is it possible for you to select which dns provider you would like?
[09:27] <Ali_nz> dmpjk: I dont see that option
[09:27] <jasonmchristos> IpSe_DiXiT: try ubuntu studio for video editing
[09:28] <PepeLuche> alo alo!
[09:28] <Ali_nz> ahh, i have just found where it stores the dns servers
[09:29] <mgmuscari> i wish i could run this process on my NAS, this is taking forever :(
[09:29] <dmpjk> Ali_nz: do i get you straight, when i think you are using you nokia as a modem to connect your computer to the internet?
[09:29] <louis> Why can I not open up some of my old zips compressed on windows here on ubuntu?
[09:29] <Ali_nz> dmpjk: yes
[09:29] <mgmuscari> louis: there may be something wrong with them
[09:29] <louis> Is it incompatibility?
[09:29] <louis> Well they open fine on Windows
[09:29] <mgmuscari> louis: probaby not incompatible... did you ever put a password on them?
[09:30] <louis> but I have tried all kinds of shit and can't get em up on linux
[09:30] <louis> No passwords
[09:30] <mgmuscari> hmm
[09:30] <mgmuscari> do you get an error or anything?
[09:30] <louis> several pdf's
[09:30] <IpSe_DiXiT> jasonmchristos: does it allow u to split a video into 2 parts?
[09:30] <jasonmchristos> jerknextdoor: you could search the repo and see if there is any ibm touchpad things
[09:31] <mgmuscari> jerknextdoor: having problems with a thinkpad?
[09:31] <louis> one I need now is an oledr respondus lockdown a version thatll work under wine
[09:31] <louis> I can't get it over here lol
[09:31] <mgmuscari> hmm
[09:31] <Ali_nz> whats the command to list infomraiton about a connection, including DNS servers? ifconfig doesnt?
[09:31] <louis> I can post the error
[09:31] <jasonmchristos> IpSe_DiXiT: yes there is a program on there ive used it but the codecs arent installed u will have to install some codecs and convert the video to DV to edit it
[09:32] <dmpjk> jerknextdoor: is it a thinkpad, then i guess that the joystick in the middle of the keyboard counts as default mouse
[09:32] <jerknextdoor> mgmuscari: yeah.  i'm having trackpad problems.  for a while left mouse button doesn't work after a reboot unless i restart X.  but tonight it just started to stop working randomly even after i restart X.
[09:32] <louis> 'Failed to locate "unrar" in path'
[09:32] <IpSe_DiXiT> jasonmchristos: too much stress :D
[09:32] <mgmuscari> louis: are these rar'd files?
[09:32] <jerknextdoor> did xorg.conf change in 9.04?
[09:32] <mgmuscari> that means that you don't have the program "unrar" in your path
[09:32] <louis> yeah that one was
[09:33] <mgmuscari> jerknextdoor: what kind of thinkpad?
[09:33] <jerknextdoor> mgmuscari: r51
[09:33] <louis> most the others are zipped or .7z
[09:33] <csaba> how can I listen to music on my bluetooth headset?
[09:33] <mgmuscari> louis: so you need to install a program to extract .rar
[09:33] <dmpjk> jerknextdoor: why not just reinstall everything but unplug the mouse
[09:33] <louis> well doesn't ubuntu already come with that out of the box?
[09:33] <Prohibited> mgmucari: sudo apt-get install rar and sudo apt-get install unrar
[09:34] <mgmuscari> louis: rar is a proprietary thing afaik
[09:34] <jerknextdoor> dmpjk:  it's a trackpad.  it's built in.  i'll do a clean install when 9.10 is if i don't have the problem fixed by then.
[09:34] <mgmuscari> !tab | Prohibited
[09:34] <AppleCider> hi
[09:34] <mgmuscari> and louis, what Prohibited said
[09:34] <Prohibited> mgmuscari: not using a USB keyboard; no tab.
[09:34] <mgmuscari> Prohibited: touche
[09:34] <Prohibited> lol
[09:35] <mgmuscari> jeez it's taking forever to build the MPD database over samba
[09:35] <mgmuscari> jerknextdoor: i haven't had any problems with my trackpad or my nipple mouse, but mine may be a newer model
[09:35] <almostAg33k> i need some advice. a few buddies of mine and myself included are all running jaunty. is there a way to share all our files and like leave notes/messages for each other to access?
[09:35] <louis> I kept thinking wtf
[09:35] <AppleCider> hi
[09:35] <mgmuscari> almostAg33k: look into a samba server
[09:36] <KB1JWQ> !hi | AppleCider
[09:36] <mgmuscari> almostAg33k: or any other network filesystem
[09:36]  * AppleCider has been using his Laptop without an OS for almost 6 months... LiveCD FTW
[09:36] <KB1JWQ> AppleCider: So what's your question?
[09:36] <louis> gonna try to get this working now
[09:36] <louis> brb afk a while
[09:36] <jerknextdoor> mgmuscari: i've had ubuntu on this thing for two or three years and haven't had a problem until recently.  no idea what's causing it.  but everything works fine in knoppix, fedora, and opensuse so it's got to be an ubuntu problem.
[09:36] <AppleCider> Which program can open .hta on Ubuntu?
[09:36] <mgmuscari> almostAg33k: also, take a look at Google Wave... maybe you guys can get invites :)
[09:36] <KB1JWQ> AppleCider: From the terminal, what does "file THEFILEYOUCAREABOUT.hta" say?
[09:37] <mgmuscari> jerknextdoor: it's probably some update that fell down the tree
[09:37] <AppleCider> KB1JWQ: Had to reboot
[09:37] <jerknextdoor> mgmuscari: i'm sure it is...i just dont have any idea where to start trouble shooting...especially since xorg.conf is no long the go to place for this stuff.
[09:37] <AppleCider> Wireless didn't connect
[09:37] <almostAg33k> mgmuscari: would it be a server im looking for? cos we use zshare.
[09:37] <Ali_nz> where should I be extracting things to before I install them?
[09:37] <mgmuscari> almostAg33k: you can run your own if you want
[09:38] <mgmuscari> almostAg33k: i just set up a NAS on my home network. you can even buy them preconfigured
[09:38] <mgmuscari> almostAg33k: i bought a Maxtor Central Axis
[09:38] <jasonmchristos> jerknextdoor: i seriously think its a hardware problem
[09:38] <dmpjk> jerknextdoor: did you use xorg with hardy?
[09:38] <AppleCider> cheesels
[09:38] <rangzy> Hello everyone !
[09:38] <AppleCider> hi!
[09:38] <MrSteve> back in a bit - using part mgr.. on other drive
[09:39] <rangzy> I wanted to upgrade from 9.04 to 9.10 beta. the first time I tried, I got a 'need more space' kind of warning.
[09:39] <mgmuscari> ugh i wish MPD would finish up creating this database :[
[09:39] <jasonmchristos> jerknextdoor: my guess is that when u were using knoppix it was just working since the problem is intermittant
[09:39] <rangzy> I did a apt-clean and it released 2gb space and repeated.
[09:39] <jerknextdoor> jasonmchristos: like i said it works with three different OS's so i can't imagine my hardware fails exactly the same way everytime and it just happens to be on a restart with ubuntu.
[09:39] <almostAg33k> mgmuscari: i dont really understand this samba thing
[09:39] <rangzy> the next time, the download went on well, did 1.2GB in 15mins, but stopped right after that. no action for 20mins.
[09:40] <mgmuscari> almostAg33k: you can do one of two things:
[09:40] <mgmuscari> you can either set up a samba server and leave it running 24/7
[09:40] <mgmuscari> then allow your friends to connect to it over the network using smbclient
[09:40] <mgmuscari> or smbmount, whatever
[09:40] <rangzy> I did a 'cancel' installed all 9.04 updates, rebooted, and started the 9.10 beta upgrade again. this time, no downloads, and the laptop shut itself down, w/o any warning.
[09:41] <mgmuscari> or you can go out and buy a NAS device that already uses samba - like the Maxtor Central Axis, or what have you
[09:41] <rangzy> when  I started it manually, it goes into ubuntu, but says 'modprobe: unable to load module" and stops right there.
[09:41] <dmpjk> rangzy: thats why its in beta
[09:42] <jasonmchristos> jerknextdoor: did you check system>settings>mouse
[09:42] <mgmuscari> rangzy: you borked a kernal module somewhere
[09:42] <rangzy> dmpjk: yes, I understand.. I thought beta wouldnt have this kind of issues.
[09:42] <rangzy> mgmuscari: oh is it ? should I have installed all the 9.04's kernel updates as well ?
[09:42] <jerknextdoor> jasonmchristos: yeah.  i've been through every gui settings menu there is.
[09:42] <intok> Ubuntu 9.04 live 64 bit, how can I unrar a 3 part .rar file? I've got all 3 parts of it and have the 7zip, rar and unrar installed and have been able to open unsplit .rar files already
[09:43] <dmpjk> rangzy: i had to install twice on my machine before 9.10 would even lemme login
[09:43] <jasonmchristos> jerknextdoor: i mean system>pref...
[09:43] <AppleCider> KB1JWQ: HTML Document Text
[09:43] <anodesni> I have no sound in flash!?
[09:43] <AppleCider> The .hta file
[09:43] <mgmuscari> rangzy: imo canceling an upgrade from one version to the next is a bad idea... you might have to reinstall your os
[09:43] <jasonmchristos> jerknextdoor: i thought on the ibms the top buttons were click and hold buttons
[09:43] <jerknextdoor> i am observing a new thing though.  alt+tab doesn't work unless when my moust button isn't working.  i have to press esc or right click the mouse a few times before i can alt+tab.
[09:44] <HFactor> i cant find file named .gtkrc-2.0 in my ubuntu 9.04 : where is the location
[09:44] <AppleCider> It's really Annoying
[09:44] <jerknextdoor> jasonmchristos: no, only the power button is click and hold.
[09:44] <poetofzwan> Does anyone know if there is a standalone volume controller for gnome (not the one that is part of the notification area)
[09:44] <rangzy> dmpjk, mgmuscari: okay. I had to cancel because there was really no response for 20mins after the download completed.
[09:44] <AppleCider> I can open the hta in Firefox, open the popup, but then the playlist doesn't load
[09:44] <mgmuscari> poetofzwan: there are plenty of little widgets and stuff for volume control
[09:44] <Aoarashi> Åñòü Ðóññêîÿçû÷íûå?
[09:44] <jasonmchristos> jerknextdoor: thats because the top buttons are click and hold
[09:44] <csaba> how to listen to music on my bluetooth headset? I've found the device, now how to connect to it?
[09:44] <rangzy> dmpjk: I guess I have to wipe off the OS & reinstall again.
[09:44] <jasonmchristos> jerknextdoor: you cant alt tab while holding a mouse button
[09:44] <mgmuscari> rangzy: since you canceled in the middle of the install, some stuff got done, and some stuff didn't
[09:45] <mgmuscari> i doubt it was able to roll back all the way
[09:45] <rangzy> okay. does wubi installer work for 9.10 beta ?
[09:45] <rangzy> or is it better +safer to wait till Oct 29th ?
[09:45] <dmpjk> rangzy: the only thing i did different was that the second time i installed the proprietary driver for the nvidia graphics card before upgrading
[09:45] <poetofzwan> mgmuscari: know the name of any of them in Synaptic?
[09:45] <mgmuscari> rangzy: i wouldn't know, i'm sticking to 9.04... nobody's given me a good reason to upgrade yet
[09:45] <KB1JWQ> AppleCider: Rename it to .htm
[09:45] <KB1JWQ> Problem solved.
[09:45] <AppleCider> Almost
[09:46] <AppleCider> What about .wmv files/
[09:46] <mgmuscari> poetofzwan: well i use Avant Window Navigator to put a dock a the bottom of the screen, and there's a volume controller for that
[09:46] <jasonmchristos> jerknextdoor: lol
[09:46] <AppleCider> ?
[09:46] <AppleCider> !wmv
[09:46] <jerknextdoor> jasonmchristos: i'm not trying to alt tab while holding a mouse button.  i'm just pointing out that there are more symptoms than just the mouse button alone.  so i'm thinking it's a driver problem for the keyboard?
[09:46] <FloodBot1> AppleCider: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:46] <mgmuscari> poetofzwan: also, if you want to use PulseAudio sound server, it has a volume controller app
[09:46] <rangzy> mgmuscari: okay. I understand. thanks for the details.
[09:46] <HFactor> where is the file .gtkrc* supposed to be in ubuntu 9.04
[09:46] <csaba> how to listen to music on my bluetooth headset? I've found the device, now how to connect to it?
[09:46] <jasonmchristos> jerknextdoor: when you press the top button of an ibm its like clicking and holding
[09:46] <mgmuscari> rangzy: np
[09:46] <poetofzwan> muscari: that is what I am doing too, but was hoping to find Gnome one.
[09:46] <jasonmchristos> jerknextdoor: its a feature so you dont have to use 2 hands to drag and drop
[09:46] <jerknextdoor> jerknextdoor: i don't know what you're refering to with the 'top button'
[09:47] <jasonmchristos> jerknextdoor: alt+tab will not work while holding a mouse button
[09:47] <mgmuscari> poetofzwan: sorry, i pretty much just bind my audio device to my laptop's volume buttons and leave it at that
[09:47] <mgmuscari> i have seen a few other applets around but i don't remember their names
[09:47] <Guest71253> a jasonmchristos
[09:47] <Imran-UK> histo, ubuntu jaunty on shuttle xpc - got an intermittent problem on boot-up whereby it hangs after a kernel to load is chosen at grub with "starting up..."
[09:47] <jerknextdoor> jasonmchristos: there are no mouse buttons being pressed at all.  i can't use at all.
[09:47] <AppleCider> What about .wmv files?
[09:48] <mgmuscari> AppleCider: what about them?
[09:48] <jasonmchristos> jerknextdoor: thats because u press it once and it "holds" the click
[09:48] <mgmuscari> AppleCider: install a codec pack
[09:48] <Imran-UK> when it does load, a breif message about "PBLK" appears
[09:48] <AppleCider> VLC didn't work
[09:48] <AppleCider> Neither Did RealPlayer
[09:48] <AppleCider> Or restricted-codec
[09:48] <AppleCider> or whatever
[09:48] <mgmuscari> Imran-UK: incorrect header length or something?
[09:48] <AppleCider> *Restricted Access
[09:49] <Imran-UK> mgmuscari, i think the problems started after i reset the bios to failsafe defaults
[09:49] <mgmuscari> AppleCider: i'm not sure but ffmpeg-unstripped might include a wmv decoder
[09:49] <mgmuscari> Imran-UK: i get something about invalid pblk header length sometimes
[09:49] <mgmuscari> Imran-UK: it's never caused my system to fail to boot, though
[09:49] <jerknextdoor> jasonmchristos: i just restarted X (thank god for reenabling ctrl+alt+bkspc) and everything is working fine.  alt+tab works just like it should and so does my mouse.
[09:49] <Imran-UK> mgmuscari, yep- thats the warning i get
[09:50] <Imran-UK> but then ubuntu loads as normal after a second. sometimes i dont see that watrning and it hangs at "starting up..." for minutes
[09:50] <jasonmchristos> jerknextdoor: the top buttons, u press it once and it "holds" the click
[09:50] <mgmuscari> Imran-UK: yeah, i get the same thing, except it never hangs for more than a few seconds
[09:50] <jerknextdoor> jasonmchristos: what is the "top button"?
[09:50] <AppleCider> Nope
[09:50] <AppleCider> Truly sucks
[09:51] <AppleCider> Stuff this
[09:51] <FloodBot1> AppleCider: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:51] <AppleCider> I'm moving to AVI
[09:51] <Imran-UK> mgmuscari, hmm. i see. another issue is that a while back i got bios checksum warnings - i wonder if my bios batetry is getting old?
[09:51] <jasonmchristos> jerknextdoor: its the button that rules all of the rest
[09:51] <mgmuscari> oooh, MPD finally finished whatever it was doing with my samba share and started using 99% cpu
[09:51] <jasonmchristos> jerknextdoor: if you press it you will leave the matrix
[09:51] <mgmuscari> Imran-UK: that's certainly possible...
[09:52] <jasonmchristos> jerknextdoor: but you cant come back if you press it
[09:52] <mgmuscari> Imran-UK: i get that error on a laptop that's less than 10 months old, though
[09:52] <jerknextdoor> jasonmchristos: wow.  so it's not a physical button?  it's some magical thing?
[09:52] <jasonmchristos> jerknextdoor: get some sleep bud
[09:52] <Imran-UK> mgmuscari, weird. a bit drastic but i might try updating the bios to the same/newer version
[09:53] <jerknextdoor> jasonmchristos: you amaze me.
[09:53] <mgmuscari> that might help. mess with your ACPI settings
[09:53] <mgmuscari> i think they're related for some reason
[09:53] <Imran-UK> a shame, as in all other respects jaunty is the fastest loading OS ive ever used
[09:53] <Imran-UK> yep, i'll try fiddling with ACPI first - in my googling, someone suggested that
[09:54] <acuster> hey all, is there a place where the ubuntu version name is stored, such as in /boot or /etc?
[09:54] <Imran-UK> acalvo, cat /etc/lsb_release it hink
[09:54] <mgmuscari> wow, go-go gadget craptop... this thing is really struggling to assemble the MPD database
[09:54] <mgmuscari> i hope i never have to build it again
[09:54] <MenZa> Imran-UK: It's lsb-release on Intrepid, I can say that much.
[09:54] <Imran-UK> acuster, above
[09:55] <mgmuscari> /etc/lsb-release
[09:55] <Imran-UK> MenZa, ah youre prolly right (i mainly use debian on servers where its /etc/debian_version)
[09:55] <mgmuscari> acuster: for kernel version type uname -r
[09:55] <acuster> Imran-UK, thank you
[09:55] <ArkoldThos> how I can know since when I installed the current system im running :p?
[09:55] <ArkoldThos> ./etc/debian_version doesn't show ubuntu one
[09:56] <Imran-UK> ArkoldThos, if it was me, i'd check the earliest syslog imprint in /var/log
[09:56] <G2k> hello, I'm running the Ubuntu livecd to try and repair my system but im having a hard time...I mounted the partition and when I try to apt-get update it stalls. can someone give me a hand plx?
[09:56] <G2k> *plz
[09:57] <G2k> I chrooted into the partition
[09:57] <G2k> and now im trying to upgrade and update from livecd
[09:57] <mgmuscari> if MPD fails to create the database, i'm going to be kinda bummed :(
[09:57] <G2k> or rather update and then upgrade
[09:57] <ArkoldThos> thanks Imran-UK
[09:57] <ArkoldThos> :)
[09:58] <eMaX> hi all
[09:58] <G2k> but it keeps stalling. Maybe I need to change the dowload server?
[09:58] <acuster> aha, everybody helped! thanks all, going down for install to karmic-beta
[09:59] <eMaX> anyone here knows a way to have an explorer style application that shows readable previews of pdf documents? I've to file away a couple of hundred pdf documents and want to avoid having to open them just to change their name and move them to the right location.
[09:59] <ArkoldThos> G2k, use the most close to your country
[09:59] <ArkoldThos> or if is possible the one on your country, if it gets stalled all the time, try other near
[09:59] <G2k> ArkoldThos I know that. i already set it in the software sources
[10:00] <sztomi> hi! how do I set the default privileges on automatically mounted drives? Right now it's rwx for everybody, and I want it to be readable only for a specific group.
[10:00] <G2k> ArkoldThos but apparently it hasnt been set on my mounted partition
[10:00] <Imran-UK> ArkoldThos, another way would be to stat one of the system files like maybe /etc/lsb-release but i'm unsure if that retains the timestamp from the archive
[10:00] <G2k> ArkoldThos only on the livecd
[10:00] <ArkoldThos> G2k, change it manually in /etc/apt/sources.list
[10:00] <G2k> thnx ill try that
[10:01] <ArkoldThos> Imran-UK, i though this installation was very old i wanted to know how old, but I just remembered that i bought other computer D: but found it out in the logs, thanks :D
[10:03] <U-b-u-n-t-u> I just formatted a slave drive but I can't write to it because of permissions how to I make it where I use it?
[10:03] <louis> Does anyone use this for school? :http://www.respondus.com/products/lockdown.shtml
[10:03] <ArkoldThos> U-b-u-n-t-u, do you set the permissions in /etc/fstab
[10:03] <U-b-u-n-t-u> what?
[10:03] <louis> If anyone has version 3.5 I will worship you forver and always
[10:04] <MenZa> louis: That's offtopic for this channel.
[10:04] <MenZa> Also, that is most DEFINITELY offtopic for this channel.
[10:04] <MenZa> !warez > louis
[10:04] <ArkoldThos> the hard drive / partition permissions
[10:04] <louis> not warez
[10:04] <MenZa> louis: It's still offtopic. Please take it elsewhere.
[10:04] <U-b-u-n-t-u> ArkoldThos, in gpartition?
[10:05] <ArkoldThos> no, /etc/fstab file
[10:05] <louis> legitimately free software here read this: http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=8275
[10:05] <louis> I need 3.5 version
[10:05] <louis> They officially only allow dl of 4.0
[10:05] <KB1JWQ> louis: Yeah, WINE still requires a valid license.  Talk to the company, they may help you out, but it's off topic for here.
[10:06] <ArkoldThos> mad people :<
[10:06] <louis> which don't work under wine in linux so my dilema is one of not being able to take my locked browser tests on my OS of choice
[10:06] <G2k> how can I mount a partition from livecd with rw options?
[10:06] <KB1JWQ> !ot | louis
[10:06] <KB1JWQ> louis: Please ask elsewhere.
[10:07] <ArkoldThos> G2k, doubt that is possible :o
[10:07] <ArkoldThos> you are installing ubuntu or do you use it just as livecd?
[10:07] <G2k> ArkoldThos then how can i fix my partition from livecd
[10:07] <G2k> im pretty sure there's a way
[10:08] <ArkoldThos> sec
[10:08] <ArkoldThos> i'll search
[10:08] <ArkoldThos> G2k, try this: sudo mkdir /mnt/ubuntu
[10:09] <ArkoldThos> then, sudo mount -t ext3 /dev/sdb1 (or whatever it is) /mnt/ubuntu
[10:10] <ArkoldThos> if you are not sure what the name of the partition is, sudo fdisk -l
[10:10] <G2k> ArkoldThos thanks
[10:10] <sztomi> hi! how do I set the default privileges on automatically mounted drives? Right now it's rwx for everybody, and I want it to be readable only for a specific group.
[10:10] <ArkoldThos> np G2k
[10:13] <nutterpc> *pats a lovely & working ubuntu install*
[10:13] <nutterpc> =P
[10:13] <lord> ктонить по русски говорит
[10:13] <G2k> ArkoldThos hmmm its still not letting me apt-get update
[10:13] <G2k> ArkoldThos even though I chrooted into the environment
[10:13] <lord> почему у меня убунта так медленно работает
[10:13] <pazen> re all
[10:14] <G2k> ArkoldThos is there a command that can make me automatically change the sources.list file?
[10:14] <G2k> ArkoldThos im not sure i can do it manually
[10:14] <ArkoldThos> not sure :p i always modify it manually
[10:14] <G2k> ArkoldThos without ,making a mess that is
[10:14] <G2k> hmm
[10:14] <lord> Русские help
[10:14] <ArkoldThos> just sudo nano /mnt/ubuntu/etc/apt/sources.list
[10:14] <ArkoldThos> :p
[10:14] <ArkoldThos> then edit it and close it
[10:14] <ArkoldThos> is REALLY hard to mess it up
[10:15] <ArkoldThos> or quote the current ones and do new lines
[10:15] <ArkoldThos> if it doesn't work, just delete the news and remove the ##
[10:18] <lord> sas
[10:18] <lord> почему
[10:18] <Steffy> Anyone else got a problem with 8.04 recently thats stops the wall paper from showing up or allowing you to change it?
[10:19] <Ali_nz> a peice of software I want to install says I need recent ver of X installed? Whats X and where do I get it?
[10:19] <ikonia> Ali_nz: what are you trying to install
[10:19] <Ali_nz> tightvnc
[10:20] <ikonia> Ali_nz: search the repo for vnc, you'll see there is tightvnc available in the ubuntu repos
[10:20] <Ali_nz> is that in add/remove? or synaptic?
[10:20] <shades_aus> Hello all
[10:20] <ikonia> Ali_nz: synaptic would be better in my view
[10:21] <shades_aus> I have an issue with upgrading to 9.04 with my ATi x800 not giving me any higher resolutions.
[10:21] <shades_aus> It is a 1900x1200 LCD
[10:22] <shades_aus> but I am stuck in 1360x768 max
[10:22] <almostAg33k> is there a way to make a message pop up on a buddies pc thats running ubuntu?
[10:22] <Ali_nz> ikonia: I have vinagre, vino, tsclient, libgtk-vnc - but no tightvnc
[10:22] <shades_aus> I also can't use DVI
[10:22] <shades_aus> It doesn't work
[10:22] <ikonia> Ali_nz: do you want the server or the client
[10:22] <Ali_nz> ikonia: just viewer
[10:23] <Ali_nz> that was in synaptic
[10:23] <ikonia> Ali_nz: install xtightvncviewer
[10:23] <shades_aus> Anyone?
[10:23] <Ali_nz> ikonia: from? synaptic? add/remove?
[10:23] <ikonia> synaptic
[10:23] <Ali_nz> its not there
[10:24] <ikonia> Ali_nz: what version of ubuntu are you on
[10:24] <ikonia> !info xtightvncviewer
[10:24] <G2k> ArkoldThos how can i reload the sources list?
[10:24] <G2k> ArkoldThos i modified the file
[10:24] <Ali_nz> ikonia: umm, ok, what do I do with that info?
[10:25] <ikonia> Ali_nz: what  version of ubuntu are you on ?
[10:25] <G2k> ArkoldThos oh ok i think its going
[10:25] <ArkoldThos> G2k, sudo apt-get update
[10:25] <G2k> thanks!
[10:25] <ArkoldThos> np :)
[10:25] <Ali_nz> ikonia: i got it with sudo aput-get install xtightvncviewer
[10:25] <Ali_nz> I am on 9.10
[10:26] <ikonia> Ali_nz: right a.) 9.10 is unstable b.) the 9.10 channel is #ubuntu+1
[10:26] <Ali_nz> at leats I think 9.10
[10:26] <Ali_nz> how do i tell
[10:27] <ArkoldThos> cat /etc/lsb-release
[10:27] <ikonia> Ali_nz: do you now how to use the pastebin ?
[10:27] <shades_aus> Can anyone help with my screen resolution problems. Willing to learn :-)
[10:27] <Ali_nz> ikonia: Yes.
[10:27] <ArkoldThos> whats the problem shades_aus'
[10:27] <ArkoldThos> ?
[10:27] <ikonia> Ali_nz: pastebin the output of lsb_release -a and uname -a please
[10:27] <Prohibited> shades_aus: Did you recent install a NVIDIA driver?
[10:27] <Ali_nz> ikonia: I would like to find a vnc viewer that has scaling, and file transer be even better
[10:28] <Prohibited> Ali_nz: want the offical VNC enterprise?
[10:28] <Prohibited> it has Server+Viewer
[10:28] <ikonia> Ali_nz: pastebin the output of lsb_release -a and uname -a please
[10:28] <shades_aus> I am stuck in 1360x768 max unable to use the DVI connector and I am using ATix800
[10:28] <shades_aus> it is a LCD screen
[10:28] <shades_aus> fresh install of 9.04 from disc
[10:28] <ArkoldThos> ikonia, that is a joke? use pastebin for 1 line? (DISTRIB_RELEASE)?
[10:28] <Ali_nz> nah, I am 9.04
[10:28] <ArkoldThos> shades_aus, what is the max your ati and your monitor supports?
[10:29] <Ali_nz> Prohibited: sounds good if it will do that
[10:29] <ArkoldThos> Ali_nz, then go #ubuntu+1 people got rude here if you ask here heheh :p
[10:29] <shades_aus> 1900x1200 BENQ V2400W LCD Monitor
[10:29] <Prohibited> Ali_nz, Sure. Gimmie a sec to upload.
[10:29] <ArkoldThos> shades_aus, okay, i haven't done any change on xorg since a long time ago
[10:29] <ikonia> ArkoldThos: no - the output of the two commands I gave you
[10:29] <shades_aus> it worked on the 8.10
[10:29] <Ali_nz> Prohibited: is it not free?
[10:29] <ArkoldThos> but as far I know, you can edit with sudo /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[10:29] <ikonia> ArkoldThos: lsb_release -a and uname -a
[10:30] <Ali_nz> ArkoldThos: what is X11?
[10:30] <Prohibited> Ali_nz, it doesn't come as a deb package, you just run the vncviewer file (run as sh)
[10:30] <ikonia> Ali_nz: please provide the output I asked for
[10:30] <Prohibited> Ali_nz, it doesn't ask for a serial or anything, friend gave it to me
[10:30] <ArkoldThos> uname -a is senseless if you need the version of ubuntu
[10:30] <ArkoldThos> Ali_nz, X11 is the "graphic server"
[10:30] <ikonia> ArkoldThos: I'm not asking you for the information -
[10:30] <Ali_nz> ikonia: ok
[10:30] <ArkoldThos> lemme find a proper description
 Any suggestions?
[10:30] <ArkoldThos> X window system
[10:31] <ArkoldThos> shades_aus, going in that file
[10:31] <ArkoldThos> theres a section called "Monitor"
 I don't have to use the ATi driver. I know it's no longer working with this version of x server. But I wasn't using it previously on 8.10 either and all worked fine
[10:31] <Ali_nz> http://pastebin.com/m2a1df510
[10:31] <mirchisalad> ArkoldThos: uname -a gives correct ubuntu version info
 I can do that :) just not sure what to add
[10:32] <ArkoldThos> mirchisalad, uname -a gives you the kernel version
[10:32] <Ali_nz> Prohibited: did you get it uploaded?
[10:32] <mirchisalad> Linux mahiti-laptop 2.6.28-15-generic #52-Ubuntu SMP Wed Sep 9 10:49:34 UTC 2009 i686 GNU/Linux
[10:32] <ArkoldThos> shades_aus, hm, seems like isn't there anymore
[10:32] <ArkoldThos> sec
[10:32] <ikonia> Ali_nz: never mind, I asked you to do the output of "lsb_release -a" and uname -a
[10:32] <Prohibited> Ali_nz, uploading at 80kb/s
[10:32] <ArkoldThos> shades_aus, try sudo dpkg-reconfigure xorg
[10:32] <mirchisalad> ArkoldThos: what info are you looking for
[10:32] <mirchisalad> ArkoldThos: installed version number aah
[10:32] <ArkoldThos> :p
[10:33] <ArkoldThos> i just told that was senseless to put on pastebin the version number :p
[10:33] <mirchisalad> ArkoldThos: cat /etc/lsb-release
[10:33] <ArkoldThos> yup :)
[10:33] <Ali_nz> ok
[10:33] <ArkoldThos> shades_aus, seems like that doesn't work anymore on newest X11, out of ideas, sorry :/
[10:33] <Prohibited> Ali_nz, http://scott.phost.ws/vnc.tar.gz Extract it, run vncviewer using sh - no deb unfortunately
 Nothing happened in a terminal window. Nothing changed in the system/preferences/Display program
 Oh darn!
[10:34] <Ali_nz> when you say run using sh, how do i do that?
So even open source drivers are broken???
[10:35] <ArkoldThos> shades_aus, that are the changes to make it 'easier'
[10:35] <ArkoldThos> im reading, havent had an ati since 2 years ago
 omg. That's bad
Well it's an AGP mainboard. Not many NVIDIA AGP cards
Are the developers aware of this? working on a fix?
[10:36] <ArkoldThos> shades_aus, you could search on launchpad.net
[10:37] <ArkoldThos> gimme a sec, reading about changing the resolution
[10:37] <Ali_nz> Prohibited: that viewer looks the same as the last one I run, unless I screwed up
[10:37] <Prohibited> Ali_nz, that one works. I'm running it at the moment.
[10:37] <ArkoldThos> shades_aus, not sure about this, but im seeing this on a site, UPDATE! Video playback works *much* better with the radeon drivers than the fglrx drivers ever did in Jaunty 9.04!
[10:37] <ArkoldThos> :p
[10:37] <Prohibited> Ali_nz, when your connected press F8 for the menu to Transfer files etc.
[10:37] <ArkoldThos> and in the site his changing resolutions and stuff
[10:38] <ArkoldThos> maybe you can read this http://grelbar.net/archives/271
[10:38] <Ali_nz> Prohibited: when I typed in VNCviewer at the terminal it must have run xtightvncviewer which is in my path
How do they work better? I can't get them working properly on a fresh install! lol
[10:38] <Ali_nz> nice
[10:39] <ArkoldThos> haha, no clue, and I woudnl't use the open drivers since the 3d acceleration doesn't work
[10:39] <Ali_nz> thats heaps better thatnks Prohibited
[10:39] <ArkoldThos> but since the propietary isn't compatible, im not sure :o
[10:39] <ArkoldThos> thats why i haven't buy an ati anymore :po
[10:39] <Prohibited> Ali_nz, go into the folder that you extracted VNC to and run the vncviewer
[10:39] <shades_aus> ArkoldThos>I have little choice being AGP
[10:39] <SultansElephant> Heya. I have too many LAMPP installations, I want to uninstall 'em all and start from scratch. Jaunty
[10:39] <SultansElephant> 32
[10:39] <Ali_nz> yeah I am doing that with nautilus, but from terminal it seems to pickup whats in the path
[10:40] <Ali_nz> how would i stop that?
[10:40] <ArkoldThos> aw :/
[10:40] <Prohibited> Ali_nz, your welcome
[10:40] <Ali_nz> or remove xtight viewer?
[10:40] <ArkoldThos> anyone here who knows something about ATi cards, resolution stuff, and newest X11?
[10:40] <Prohibited> Just create a launcher to the vnc viewr in that folder and use that to start VNC
[10:40] <funkyHat> ArkoldThos: which ati card?
[10:40] <Ali_nz> Prohibited: thats beyond me
[10:41] <shades_aus> my ATi is a x800
[10:41] <ArkoldThos> ATi x800 AGP
[10:41] <ArkoldThos> worked good on jaunty
[10:41] <Prohibited> Ali_nz, just right-click the desktop and creator a Launcher
[10:42] <Prohibited> Ali_nz, for "Command" Just type sh then browse to the file
[10:42] <ArkoldThos> funkyHat, it doesn't gives the greatest resolution :/
[10:42] <shades_aus> or DVI
[10:42] <shades_aus> at all
[10:42] <funkyHat> ArkoldThos: what monitor do you have (CRT/LCD, max/native resolution)?
[10:43] <funkyHat> ArkoldThos: you can force the resolution to use in xorg.conf
[10:43] <shades_aus> funkyHat No DVI at all. Blank screen. BENQ V2400V 1900x1200 LCD
[10:43] <shades_aus> funkyHat he's trying to help me
[10:43] <ArkoldThos> 1900x1200 BENQ V2400W LCD Monitor
[10:43] <funkyHat> Oh right
[10:43] <ArkoldThos> damn :p im slow searching the logs
[10:43] <Ali_nz> how do I uninstall xtightvncviewer?
[10:43] <shades_aus> Thanks ppl. Open to ALL suggestions
[10:43] <ArkoldThos> Ali_nz, sudo apt-get remove xtightvncviewer
[10:43] <shades_aus> I can use vi if it helps
[10:44] <user1> irc.krey.net
[10:44] <shades_aus> i.e no x
[10:44] <funkyHat> shades_aus: what do you mean by "blnk screen", when you choose the high resolution all you see is a blank screen?
[10:44] <funkyHat> *blank
[10:44] <shades_aus> but sill a bit noobish ;)
[10:44] <shades_aus> funkyHat I mean when I plug in the LCD for DVI and unplug the VGA I get nothing. Just the bongo sounds
[10:45] <shades_aus> funkyHat even after a shutdown -r now
[10:45] <shades_aus> funkyHat I also only get low resolution under VGA out
[10:45] <Ali_nz> hmm, even tho I am in the directory with vncviewer, its still looking for vncviewer in bash: /usr/bin/vncviewer: No such file or directory
[10:46] <funkyHat> shades_aus: if you plug the VGA back in do you get the display back?
[10:46] <Ali_nz> something to do with my attempts to install xvnc or tightvnc
[10:46] <oks> I am having problem pinging the server which is connected with a switch between us. Any idea?
[10:46] <Prohibited> Ali_nz, where did you extract the folder to?
[10:46] <shades_aus> funkyHat I tried adding SubSection "Display"
[10:46] <shades_aus>                 Depth           24
[10:46] <shades_aus>                 Modes           "1440x900" "1024x768"
[10:46] <shades_aus>         EndSubSection
[10:46] <shades_aus>  and it crashed.
[10:46] <FloodBot1> shades_aus: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:46] <Ali_nz> its put something the path or something
[10:46] <Ali_nz> Prohibited: Desktop/vnc
[10:47] <Ali_nz> and I can run it from there with nautilus
[10:47] <Ali_nz> but not CLI
[10:47] <Prohibited> Ali_nz, CLI?
[10:47] <Ali_nz> command line
[10:47] <ArkoldThos> well going to sleep, almost 5 am, gn
[10:47] <Ali_nz> ie terminal
 Thanks for helping
[10:47] <Prohibited> sh /path/vnc/vncviewer
[10:48] <ArkoldThos> no problem if you continue wanting to learn, is just that nobody helps someone who never wants to learn smth :po
[10:48] <Prohibited> Ali_nz, sh /home/<user>/Desktop/vnc/vncviewer
[10:48] <ArkoldThos> gn
[10:48] <shades_aus> absolutly
[10:48] <shades_aus> noob in training :-D
[10:48] <rags> sudo starting slowing down a lot...so I used an strace and discovered it's hangs while writing the log...syslogd seems to be running fine...any ideas?
[10:48] <SultansElephant> How do I uninstall LAMPP in Jaunty 32?
[10:48] <Ali_nz> syntax error: ")" expected
[10:49] <oks> I am having problem pinging the server which is connected with a switch between us. Any idea?
[10:49] <rags> it hangs at this line "sendto(3, "<85>Oct  5 15:13:51 su[20133]: p"..., 95, MSG_NOSIGNAL, NULL, 0) = 95"
[10:49] <shades_aus> Funkyhat Any other ideas?
[10:49] <funkyHat> shades_aus: can you log in using the VGA output and click on System > Preferences > Display
[10:49] <shades_aus> Funkyhat. Yep
[10:49] <louis> Who here has slipstreamed your Xp before?
[10:49] <funkyHat> shades_aus: oh, before doing that, move your xorg.conf and restart X
[10:49] <shades_aus> funkyHat tried that
[10:50] <louis> I have my CD but how can i slipstream my service packs?
[10:50] <shades_aus> funkyHat> it made a new one
[10:50] <louis> I'm getting new harddrive and won't to save all that time lol
[10:50] <funkyHat> shades_aus: that's fine, as long as it's not one that you've modified
no
sudo cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf ./xorgold.conf
[10:52] <tombott> louis - are replacing your HD? If so why not use clonezilla to clone your old HD to your new HD. No re-install needed then
Re-Booted
[10:52] <funkyHat> shades_aus: not cp, mv
[10:52] <shades_aus> I rmed the xorg
[10:52] <funkyHat> ok
[10:52] <funkyHat> That's fine then
[10:52] <funkyHat> Open up the display preferences and tell me what you can see
[10:53] <shades_aus> Monitor unknown
[10:53] <shades_aus> res 1300 x 768
[10:53] <funkyHat> shades_aus: can you plug in the DVI at the same time?
[10:53] <shades_aus> 60 hz
[10:53] <shades_aus> yes
[10:53] <Enissay> hi all, how to change that for inactivity my laptop will shutdown instead of sleeping??
[10:53] <shades_aus> it doesn't show up though
[10:54] <andry> ub
[10:54] <U-b-u-n-t-u> anyone know to edit  /etc/fstab so I can use my slave drive?
[10:54] <NickDeNeger> !fstab | U-b-u-n-t-u
[10:54] <U-b-u-n-t-u> ty
[10:55] <tombott> U-b-u-n-t-u : yes, I'll send you a link
[10:55] <U-b-u-n-t-u> thanks
[10:55] <oks> I am having problem pinging the server which is connected with a switch between us. Any idea?
[10:55] <iceroot_> how to replace foo with bar (vi)?
[10:55] <funkyHat> shades_aus: can you pastebin your current xorg.conf ?
[10:56] <shades_aus> I'll try.
[10:56] <funkyHat> iceroot_: :%s/foo/bar/g (will replace every single occurance of foo)
[10:56] <tombott> U-b-u-n-t-u : here you go, step by step guide with pictures - http://tombott.com/Automatically_Mount_Additional_HD_in_Ubuntu_8.10_and_Ubuntu_9.04
[10:56] <U-b-u-n-t-u> thanks!!!
[10:56] <U-b-u-n-t-u> looking
[10:56] <funkyHat> !paste | shades_aus
[10:56] <iceroot_> funkyHat: thx
[10:57] <Enissay> how to change that for inactivity my laptop will shutdown instead of sleeping?? cos when it resumes, its so slow, and i need to restart it, is there anyway to fix this? im using ubuntu jaunty
[10:57] <funkyHat> iceroot_: the % means every line, and the g means every time on each line (otherwise it would just do the first one on the current line). You can also give it a range of line numbers
http://pastebin.com/d69721a52
[11:02] <iceroot_> funkyHat: good to know, works fine here and i dont have to replace 153 strings by hand :)
[11:02] <funkyHat> :)
 re-booting back in a sec
[11:04] <whitman> Using a live cd of 9.10 I'm trying to mount an ntfs drive that was used with windows server 2000 (but no one knows the admin password anymore).  When trying to open the drive in "Computer" I get prompted to authenticate.  As it's a live cd there isn't a password so I've just tried a blank password but that doesn't work - access denied. Any ideas?
[11:05] <chalcedony>  does anyone know how to get youtube and other downloaded video to have captions for the deaf?
[11:05] <Lint01> where's Grub menu file is located?
[11:05] <chalcedony> on linux
[11:05] <erUSUL> Lint01: /boot/grub/
[11:06] <funkyHat> whitman: sounds like that should work, but you could set a password on the live CD and try again, it could be a bug.
[11:06] <Lint01> and how it's called?
[11:06] <funkyHat> menu.lst
[11:07] <Lint01> cat: /boot/grub/menu.lst: No such file or directory, wtf?
[11:07] <funkyHat> Lint01: which version of Ubuntu are you using?
[11:07] <Lint01> 9.10
[11:08] <funkyHat> Lint01: 9.10 is not a supported release yet
[11:08] <funkyHat> Discussion is in #ubuntu+1
[11:08] <shades_aus> funkyHat Any further ideas? did my pastebin work?
[11:08] <Lint01> i don't care whether it's supported or not, I want to know where the grub menu is
[11:08] <jrib> Lint01: help for 9.10 is in #ubuntu+1
[11:09] <funkyHat> shades_aus: yeah it worked. Something you could try is duplicating your Section "Screen", change the Identifier to LCD or something
[11:10] <funkyHat> shades_aus: http://pastebin.com/m53ddd277 something like this
[11:10] <maxstirner> having a bit of a nightmare on karmic, I got a few workarounds going, but theres some bugs I can't identify accurately. I get X freezes + nautilus hangs (have to kill it upon first launch)
[11:11] <jrib> maxstirner: help for 9.10 is in #ubuntu+1
[11:11] <shades_aus> funkyHat Trying now
[11:11] <maxstirner> jrib: thanks, i've tried -bugs and -testing to no avail
[11:11] <maxstirner> jrib: i shall try +1 then..
[11:13] <PiktS> hi, how to check what program uses bufers. (my sys monitos shows 70 megs of bufers , but no external drives are mounted...
[11:14] <shades_aus> funkyHat That got the DVI working :) resolution still real bad
[11:15] <funkyHat> shades_aus: cool :). Now you could add SubSection "Display" in the DVI "Screen" to force the resolution to be what you want
[11:15] <shades_aus> funkyHat In the corner of my Gnome screen it is labeled BenQ 24"
[11:15] <funkyHat> shades_aus: however you might find that the "Screen" labelled LCD is not actually the right one
[11:15] <annimar> Hi there, is there a recommended migration path from pidgin to empathy for karmic?
[11:16] <shades_aus> funkyHat last time I added subsection with display modes, it failed to launch x
[11:16] <funkyHat> shades_aus: maybe because it was on a VGA and the resolution was too high? I don't know
[11:17] <funkyHat> shades_aus: do you have the log from the crash?
[11:17] <shades_aus> funkyHat it wouldn't even except "1204x768" in that section
[11:17] <shades_aus> funkyHat where would that log be written to?
[11:18] <funkyHat> shades_aus: /var/log/Xorg.*.log - it doesn't keep all of them though, so if you've restarted X a couple of times it will probably be gone
[11:19] <funkyHat> shades_aus: I'm not sure but you might have to have a DefaultDepth 24 line in your Section "Screen" to use SubSection "Display"...
[11:19] <shades_aus> funkyHat tried that too
[11:19] <funkyHat> shades_aus: seems kind of silly but I've not got many more ideas :D
[11:19] <shades_aus> funkyHat Not a problem,
[11:20] <shades_aus> funkyHat I found a log. Will it be of use? there's a lot in there
[11:20] <funkyHat> shades_aus: pastebin it anyway, can't hurt to have a look
[11:20] <PupenoG> Are there any apps to host a podcast on a Ubuntu server?
[11:21] <funkyHat> PupenoG: Drupal can do podcasts, with the audio module
[11:21] <byoosadmin> hello
[11:22] <PupenoG> funkyHat: have you tried? is it iTunes-compatible?
[11:22] <funkyHat> PupenoG: as far as I know it is iTunes compatible, it has options for iTunes settings
[11:22] <shades_aus> funkyHat http://pastebin.com/d7b966355
[11:22] <funkyHat> PupenoG: I run a podcast but have not got around to registering it with iTunes yet so can't say definitely yes
[11:22] <Sagaci> Lint01: boot off a livecd then backup all essential data (if any) and reinstall
[11:23] <PupenoG> funkyHat: you can add a podcast to itunes without being registered. Can you point me to the podcast you run on Drupal?
[11:23] <byoosadmin> bjour sagaci
[11:23] <funkyHat> shades_aus: that is a log of Xorg working properly :(
[11:23] <funkyHat> PupenoG: http://broadmead.org.uk/
[11:23] <PupenoG> funkyHat: thanks.
[11:24] <Sagaci> !hi | byoosadmin
[11:25] <shades_aus> funkyHat how about this one? http://pastebin.com/d736dc81e
[11:25] <shades_aus> Thing is, they weren't displaying anything
[11:25] <shades_aus> Black screen
[11:26] <shades_aus> funkyHat I do have a failsafe log as well
[11:27] <shades_aus> funkyHat, how do I launch apps from the terminal without tying up the terminal?
[11:27] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[11:28] <funkyHat> shades_aus: run screen-profiles
[11:28] <funkyHat> shades_aus: or byobu (they are the same thing)
[11:29] <shades_aus> funkyHat i.e. run gedit isn't working
[11:29] <funkyHat> shades_aus: you've lost me...
[11:30] <funkyHat> shades_aus: you can also use $ progname &
[11:30] <funkyHat> If you just want it to run in the background
[11:30] <shades_aus> ahhhh
[11:30] <funkyHat> If you start it and then want to background it, you can do ctrl+z, then run bg
[11:30] <jimbeam12> hey all jimbeam here...anyone for a drink..
[11:31] <shades_aus> gedit
[11:31] <shades_aus> gedit instead of vi
[11:32] <funkyHat> shades_aus: are you at a graphical desktop, then?
[11:32] <shades_aus> My Gnome terminal keys are all stuffed in vi. Must be an emulation thing
[11:32] <funkyHat> Odd :/
[11:32] <shades_aus> funkyHat yes
[11:32] <funkyHat> You could install vim, it is nicer than vi
[11:32] <ActionParsnip> jimbeam12: gimme a Woddford reserve on the rocks :)
[11:33] <jimbeam12> ok cool..coming up..hehe
[11:33] <shades_aus> funkyHat fair enough. gedit seems fine just don't know how to launch it and keep my terminal free
[11:33] <funkyHat> shades_aus: & :)
[11:33] <ActionParsnip> shades_aus: add a '& to the end
[11:33] <ActionParsnip> shades_aus: e.g. gedit ~/.bashrc &
[11:33] <speculatrix> has anyone reported that the openoffice security update .deb files for amd64 are zero bytes long? http://ubuntu.taptu.com/security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/o/openoffice.org/
[11:34] <shades_aus> funkyHat Nothing pops up
[11:34] <funkyHat> Weird
[11:34] <speculatrix> I'm referring to openoffice.org-core_2.4.1-11ubuntu2.2_i386.deb04-Oct-2009 04:04    0  openoffice.org-core_3.0.1-9ubuntu3.1_amd64.deb04-Oct-2009 04:04    0  openoffice.org-core_3.0.1-9ubuntu3.1_i386.deb04-Oct-2009 04:04    0
[11:34] <speculatrix> so apt-get update fails
[11:35] <jony123> opening rar files in ubuntu how?
[11:35] <terminhell> unrar
[11:35] <NickDeNeger> jony123: type: sudo apt-get install rar
[11:35] <NickDeNeger> at terminal
[11:35] <terminhell> or get the p7zip suite
[11:35] <Reactor> jony123 sudo apt-get install linrar
[11:36] <Madpilot> ubottu, rar |  jony123
[11:36] <ActionParsnip> jony123: also: sudo apt-get install unrar
[11:36] <shades_aus> funkyHat Oh! that worked. what's the `/.bashrc for?
[11:36] <terminhell> >.<
[11:36] <shades_aus> funkyHat Oh! that worked. what's the ~/.bashrc for?
[11:36] <ActionParsnip> jony123: it will add functionality to fileroller, you can also extract with: rar x <rar file>
[11:36] <terminhell> its for setting command aliases partly
[11:36] <funkyHat> shades_aus: it is run by bash (the shell you are using) when it starts up. So you can use it to set up bash to behave the way you want
[11:37] <ActionParsnip> shades_aus: its a script ran when you open a terminal, sets up aliases and variables for you
[11:37] <shades_aus> right
[11:37] <shades_aus> funkyHat how do I knwo what vi likes?
[11:38] <terminhell> vi should open almost anything
[11:38] <funkyHat> shades_aus: huh?
[11:38] <shades_aus> funkyHat I guess it's like the .bash_profile for redhat then
[11:38] <alabd> Good day everyone , While dialing with modem with command ATDT ... How to enable microphone to talk ?just speaker broadcasts ...
[11:39] <shades_aus> funkyHat all looks a little beyond me there
[11:39] <funkyHat> shades_aus: I'm not sure what you're trying to do. What do you mean "what vi likes?"?
[11:40] <shades_aus> funkyHat when I use backspace it doesn't delete I have to use [esc]x but it won't remove the line I have to cut
[11:41] <funkyHat> shades_aus: install vim
[11:41] <shades_aus> funkyHat lol ok. i'll look at vim
[11:41] <shades_aus> funkyHat vi works fine at work. just haven't got it working all that nice here
[11:41] <funkyHat> shades_aus: vim is "Vi IMproved" - it is similar to vi but more usable, I find
[11:42] <funkyHat> shades_aus: it could be that at work vi is an alias for vim
[11:42] <shades_aus> funkyHat true!
[11:42] <terminhell> id wrather use nano
[11:42] <funkyHat> rather with a w :D
[11:43] <funkyHat> terminhell: vim is lots quicker to use once you get to know it
[11:43] <jrivera> is it possible to limit a user to only restart networking, dhcp3, reboot, and edit the firewall?
[11:43] <jrivera> and hwo do i do it?
[11:43] <jrivera> *how
[11:44] <funkyHat> jrivera: policykit can do at least some of that
[11:44] <terminhell> ya policykit
[11:44] <terminhell> ^ ^
[11:44] <Jill> does exaile cache stream audio data when i listen it?
[11:44] <jrivera> oh policykit haven't gotten to read about it
[11:44] <jrivera> policykit is not GUI is it?
[11:45] <shades_aus> funkyHat if glxgears works, I have 3d right?
[11:45] <JohannesSM64> does the vim package auto-symlink vi to vim?
[11:45] <terminhell> there maybe a gui for it, but its pretty simple
[11:45] <funkyHat> shades_aus: yes
[11:45] <shades_aus> funkyHat ....thinking it(ubuntu) finds my card ok
[11:46] <funkyHat> JohannesSM64: by default yes
[11:46] <funkyHat> JohannesSM64: it uses /etc/alternatives, so you can choose what you want it to symlink to
[11:46] <jrivera> funkyHat: policykit is not a GUI app?
[11:46] <funkyHat> jrivera: I don't really know much about policykit, just that that is the kind of thing it is meant for
[11:47] <jrivera> funkyHat: ok, thanks
[11:47] <funkyHat> jrivera: have a look at System > Administration > Authorisations
[11:48] <andryck> Oiie
[11:48] <terminhell> policykit-gnome maybe a frontend
[11:48] <funkyHat> shades_aus: yeah it seems to. Did you try SubSection "Display" again yet? (you could try it just with your display's native resolution, not a smaller one)
[11:49] <U-b-u-n-t-u> tombott, I used that site but I had to sudo nautilus and set the permissions on media2
[11:49] <shades_aus> funkyHat Will do.
[11:49] <U-b-u-n-t-u> I just open to my username
[11:50] <mirchisalad> hi
[11:50] <NiNes> hello
[11:50] <sly> #ubuntu-it
[11:50] <tj83> can someone tell me how to view the output from "sensors" the lm-sensors package text based but updating? is there a file that i can tail -f or similar?
[11:51] <JohannesSM64> vim doesn't replace the gnome-terminal window title anymore. it did before my reinstall
[11:51] <JohannesSM64> any idea?
[11:52] <steve2> Hi, newbie here. I have a few HDDs/partitions installed. Whenever I want to access files not part of linux filesystem, it asks me for a password. For e.g., my mp3s have their own partition and each time I re-boot and open Rhythmbox I have to re-specify the mp3 directory and enter password before I can play any music. How can I set access to these files without need of password? Thanks.
[11:52] <blackjak> hellp guys
[11:52] <blackjak> hello
[11:52] <blackjak> i'm trying to connect to my wifi using iwconfig command
[11:52] <tj83> steve2, have gnome remember the passwords and/or place in your /etc/fstab file
[11:53] <blackjak> it shows that my card is not associated with my wifi
[11:53] <blackjak> how to do that?
[11:53] <tj83> blackjak, do you use encryption or is it open?
[11:53] <blackjak> opne
[11:53] <blackjak> open
[11:53] <tj83> sudo iwconfig wlan0 essid networkname i believe
[11:54] <blackjak> I type iwconfig wlan0 essid linksys key off enc off
[11:54] <blackjak> no result
[11:54] <zie> mlem
[11:54] <steve2> tj83: thanks, will give it a go.
[11:54] <swathe> help is torenting in 9.04 broken?
[11:54] <blackjak> then I try dhclinet and no IP
[11:54] <tj83> blackjak, why not use network manager in the GUI? i manage my wired connections CLI but wifi is just easier if you have a GUI that is
[11:54] <terminhell> dhcpcd wlan0 up
[11:54] <terminhell> give that a whirl
[11:55] <blackjak> when I check iwconfig and I see that my card is not associated with AP
[11:55] <blackjak> I wanna learn in the terminal
[11:55] <swathe> all my torrents sit idle in transmission or deluge on both my ubunut boxes
[11:55] <blackjak> without gui
[11:55] <jonsol_> swathe: no.
[11:55] <tj83> blackjak, "man iwconfig" then
[11:55] <swathe> utorent under wine seems to work
[11:55] <blackjak> I read it already
[11:55] <tj83> hmm
[11:56] <blackjak> I think I 'm using the right command
[11:56] <shades_aus> funkyHat hmm, when I clicked on Monitor Off button, the resolution fixed!
[11:56] <shades_aus> funkyHat I now have 1920x1200
[11:56] <tj83> some network managers like nm-applet and wicd pass special configuration parameters to make some not so well supported cards work... it possible yours is one of them?
[11:56] <shades_aus> funkyHat it still says monitor unknown
[11:56] <funkyHat> shades_aus: cool :)
[11:56] <shades_aus> funkyHat yes, thanks heaps
[11:57] <swathe> dammit cant figure out why it is not working
[11:57] <shades_aus> funkyHat going to try EXA mode now
[11:57] <funkyHat> shades_aus: back up your xorg.conf first
[11:57] <shades_aus> funkyHat will do
[11:57]  * NiNes is lost.
[11:58] <spud|work> hi
[11:58] <Blizzerand> !hello |spud|work
[11:58] <spud|work> my machine pauses for about 800ms every 20 or 30 seconds; its driving me instane. how so I go about diagnosing this problem?
[11:59] <ActionParsnip> spud|work: when it happens, run a terminal and run: dmesg | tail
[11:59] <tj83> spud|work, just a start, check your logs, syslog dmesg
[11:59] <Misantropo> my netspeed_applet is not getting download info from my bridged adapter, neither conky does, but upload info is there
[11:59] <NiNes> anyone feel like talking to "the new guy" considering moving o linux? very unsure....
[11:59] <Kano> hi, who is using 9.10 and has 100% load with Xorg when checked with top?
[11:59] <tj83> spud|work, you can "sudo tail -f /var/log/syslog" for monitoring
[11:59] <ActionParsnip> !karmic | Kano
[11:59] <NiNes> to*
[11:59] <forceflow> NiNes: start with a dual boot
[11:59] <spud|work> NiNes: why do you have to "move"
[12:00] <forceflow> NiNes: what do you typically do on your computer?
[12:00] <spud|work> when we get to W, will it be wanking weasel?
[12:00] <JohannesSM64> NiNes: wubi is a good start
[12:00] <Risto> welcome madafuckers
[12:00] <NiNes> wubi?
[12:00] <tj83> !language > Risto,
[12:00] <JohannesSM64> !wubi
[12:00] <Risto> pierdol sie
[12:00] <tj83> !language | Risto
[12:01] <NiNes> ahhh like vmware?
[12:01] <spud|work> what am I actually looking for?
[12:01] <JohannesSM64> nah
[12:01] <JohannesSM64> it's not virtualization
[12:01] <daveycakes> hi there
[12:01] <daveycakes> i've got ubuntu 8.04. i want to install my 3 mobile broadband usb
[12:01] <NiNes> oh
[12:01] <Risto> ok
[12:01] <daveycakes> how can i do that?
[12:01] <JohannesSM64> it's like native ubuntu, except the drive is a file on your windows system
[12:01] <Risto> thanks
[12:02] <tj83> spud|work, errors, things that go bump in the night for about 800ms :) i dont know how to diagnose your problem.. but if the system is waiting on something, it should be represented in your logs someplace
[12:02] <googler> hello i am using xbuntu
[12:02] <Risto> spierdalac skurwysyny jebane. dziwki pierdolone~!
[12:02] <googler>  how can mount drive
[12:02]  * spud|work invades poland
[12:02] <Risto> hello
[12:02] <Risto> :)))))))))))))))))))))))))
[12:02] <NiNes> do majority dual boot in here?
[12:02] <googler> hello i am using xbuntu
[12:03] <googler>  how can mount drive
[12:03] <JohannesSM64> NiNes: no
[12:03] <googler> any package is there
[12:03] <tj83> googler, if its ext FS, then sudo mount /dev/sdxX /mount/point
[12:03] <Risto> spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam
[12:03] <Risto> spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam
[12:03] <DJones> !ops
[12:03] <Risto> spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam v
[12:03] <FloodBot1> Risto: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:03] <Risto> spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam
[12:03]  * Blizzerand kicks Risto
[12:03] <googler> risto stop it plzzz
[12:03] <daveycakes> how can i get my 3 mobile broadband dongle working on ubuntu#?
[12:04] <^Einstein> googler: there's a mount widget for your panel.
[12:04] <googler> hmm any drive monter software for xbuntu
[12:04] <Risto> madafucker
[12:04] <Risto> cześć
[12:04] <Risto> geju
[12:04] <FloodBot1> Risto: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:04] <googler> any package for drive mounter for xbuntu
[12:05] <cgroza> how to put ubuntu ti sleep?
[12:05] <tombott> googler : what are you trying to do?
[12:05] <cgroza> or stand by
[12:05] <Blizzerand> cgroza : You should see a suspend option , if that what you want
[12:05] <googler> i want to  auto mount drive when i log in
[12:05] <NiNes> hmmmm
[12:06]  * NiNes ponders
[12:06] <cgroza> Blizzerand,nope no such options,maybe something from terminal... a command
[12:06] <shaullx> how do i install compiz manager?
[12:06] <^Einstein> googler:  I already told you, there's an applet that you can add to your panel already installed.
[12:06] <Enissay> please, how can i install jdownloader, i downloaded the zip file for linux, and found an exe file :/
[12:06] <cgroza> shaullx,google
[12:06] <Blizzerand> !compiz
[12:06] <Blizzerand> !info compiz
[12:07] <googler> not i didn't find any applet in panel i search for it but i can't found it
[12:07] <ghatak> Hi, when ever I run something from Administration Area, it asks for password and always says I have entered incorrect password. However if I launch the same command from command line using sudo, it works. Why is this happening? I am entering the password correctly
[12:07] <NiNes> anyone have a screenshot to share so  i can have a geez
[12:07] <tombott> googler : this should work - http://tombott.com/Automatically_Mount_Additional_HD_in_Ubuntu_8.10_and_Ubuntu_9.04
[12:07] <^Einstein> googler: right-click your panel, and add a new applet, search for "mount"
[12:08] <googler> einstein i do that but i cant found in Xubuntu
[12:08] <cybersplice> ghatak: Have you set a root password?
[12:08] <googler> i am using Xbuntu
[12:08] <LFC_fan> !rpppoe
[12:08] <ghatak> cybersplice: ummm not sure, let me check
[12:08] <^Einstein> googler: I can't boot my Xubuntu thumb drive right now, but I assure you, it exists by default.
[12:08] <LFC_fan> !apache
[12:09] <googler> ok lemme try again :(
[12:09] <ghatak> cybersplice: there is no password set for roon in /etc/shadow
[12:09] <ghatak> *root*
[12:09] <googler> can i add ubuntu packages in Xubuntu  ?
[12:09] <jpds> googler: Yes.
[12:09] <jrib> googler: xubuntu and ubuntu use the same repositories... I'm not sure why you have that question :)
[12:09] <jpds> googler: Xubuntu is based on Ubuntu.
[12:10] <LFC_fan> googler: Of course
[12:10] <cybersplice> ghatak: huh. OK.
[12:10] <NiNes> can you use utorrent in ubuntu?
[12:10] <rsk> NiNes: in wine not native
[12:10] <LFC_fan> NiNes: Not natively
[12:10] <thechitow> Does anybody know how to fix my mouse? Dmesg says: unable to enumerate usb device
[12:10] <LFC_fan> But works very well in Wine.
[12:10] <googler> :) thats gr8 i don't know that i am new user and i have low bandwith thats why i install xubuntu
[12:10] <ghatak> cybersplice: so, is that the issue? do i need to set one ?
[12:11] <thechitow> Device descriptor read/64, error -62
[12:11] <googler> ok but tell me last where i get the packages in web
[12:11] <cybersplice> ghatak: no, don't set a root password
[12:11] <thechitow> it does not show up in lsusb
[12:11] <cybersplice> it's not supported
[12:11] <ghatak> cybersplice: I was under the impression that GUI interface uses sudo
[12:11] <jrib> !software | googler
[12:11] <C-S-B> no point using anything in wine when theres a perfectly good linux alternative
[12:11] <jpds> googler: apache
[12:11] <jrib> googler: you should be able to use Synaptic in xubuntu
[12:11] <jpds> googler: Sorry, packages.ubuntu.com
[12:11] <cybersplice> ghatak: it uses gksudo
[12:11] <LFC_fan> Or kdesu dor KDE
[12:12] <LFC_fan> *for
[12:12] <ghatak> cybersplice: ok, so any idea why is it failing ?
[12:12] <thechitow> Here is my dmesg, it would appreciate it if someone could check it out... http://www.pastebin.com/f928268f
[12:12] <cybersplice> ghatak: are you set to "administer the system"?
[12:12] <googler> synaptic is in already in xubuntu ?
[12:12] <cybersplice> in user settings
[12:12] <Blizzerand> !xen
[12:12] <NineTeen67Comet> Hi all; I've got a .NET class starting shortly and am on the lookout for something to write the code with in Linux? I've seen Mono, but that looks like a compile utility, not a writing utility (Eclipse to .NET?)
[12:13] <LFC_fan> NineTeen67Comet: MonoDevelop?
[12:13] <ghatak> cybersplice: yes, I am set as system admin
[12:13] <jrib> googler: I've never used xubuntu, but check and see
[12:13] <googler> ok guys thanks for help
[12:13] <ActionParsnip> googler: should be yes
[12:13] <NineTeen67Comet> LFC_fan: Does that install with mono? Is it CLI only? Or is there a GUI?
[12:13] <LFC_fan> There is a GUI
[12:14] <googler> :)
[12:14] <erUSUL> NineTeen67Comet: is a gui ide you have to install.
[12:14] <ActionParsnip> googler: you can always run: sudo apt-get install synaptic
[12:14] <erUSUL> !info monodevelop | NineTeen67Comet check the homepage too
[12:14] <googler> :D
[12:14] <NineTeen67Comet> LFC_fan: Looks like I've already got it installed .. just gotta find it .. ;)
[12:15] <LuchoKarajo> ns identify 26642009
[12:15] <cybersplice> ghatak: try gksudo apt-get update from terminal
[12:15] <thechitow> Does anybody know how to fix my mouse? Dmesg says: unable to enumerate usb device
[12:15] <thechitow> Here is my dmesg, it would appreciate it if someone could check it out... http://www.pastebin.com/f928268f
[12:15] <NineTeen67Comet> LFC_fan: whoop, starting now .. thanks much .. had to start it from the command line but it's looking like it's starting up (got to install a little, the errors are abundant) ..
[12:15] <ActionParsnip> thechitow: could try defining it in xorg.conf
[12:16] <ActionParsnip> thechitow: it will supercede hal
[12:16] <googler> :)
[12:16] <daveycakes> i keep getting a constant
[12:16] <daveycakes> missing new line error
[12:16] <daveycakes> how can if ix this?
[12:16] <daveycakes> fix*
[12:16] <FloodBot1> daveycakes: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:17] <severb> I can't config my dual monitor setup in 9.10 :-(
[12:17] <erUSUL> !details | daveycakes
[12:17] <rsk> daveycakes: look away
[12:17] <LFC_fan> NiceTeen67Comet: Hmm? It should have the entry in the Programming menu
[12:17] <LFC_fan> *Nine
[12:17] <ghatak> cybersplice: it works fine
[12:17] <NiNes> ?
[12:17] <ActionParsnip> !dualhead | severb
[12:17] <erUSUL> !tab
[12:21] <xdpdpdxd> #j wifislax
[12:23] <severb> trying to setup dual monitor support using gnome-display-properties raises this error http://pastebin.com/m5f30c6e9
[12:27] <severb> can I setup my dual monitor config using only the mouse? I really hate to hack xorg.conf
[12:27] <darkham> hey people, how can i set nautilus to watch refresh of copying file's dimension, when i'm in list view?
[12:28] <tombott> severb - what version of ubuntu are running?
[12:28] <severb> 9.10
[12:29] <iceroot_> severb: #ubuntu+1
[12:30] <starke> hello all i need help
[12:30] <dazndom> hello all i need help with rhythmbox
[12:30] <tombott> severb: then yes, System - Preferences - Display
[12:31] <janhouse> what channel is for karmic?
[12:31] <tombott> severb - if you have more than one screen connected and detected it will show there
[12:31] <starke> im running xubuntu on my ps3 and there are certain dialog windows that are too big for the screen
[12:32] <starke> and it wont let me resize
[12:32] <Jonian> hey guys, have anyone used linux on a nokia ? :)
[12:32] <Jonian> i have a nokia e51 and i would like to install ubuntu but ...
[12:33] <dazndom> my rythmbox wont record to external hardrive, i get error msg invalid parameters
[12:34] <salvatore> ciao
[12:34] <severb> tombott: thanks, but gnome-display-properties raises this error http://pastebin.com/m5f30c6e9 when I try to save my changes
[12:35] <starke> never mind fixed it
[12:35] <Nisha_> hey any one here able to get vga working on a sis vga card?
[12:35] <salvatore> non capisco
[12:35] <Nisha_> ?
[12:35] <Nisha_> ilicon Integrated Systems [SiS] 771/671 PCIE VGA Display Adapter
[12:35] <salvatore> sono nuovo ed sto cercando di capire cose
[12:36] <madaski> #list
[12:37] <DJones> !it | salvatore
[12:37] <dazndom> ﻿help!!!   my rythmbox wont record to external hardrive, i get error msg invalid parameters
[12:38] <salvatore> grazzie scusate
[12:38] <mito__> Salveeeeeeeeeee
[12:38] <starke> i need help with root..... and i googled the snot out of it
[12:38] <mito__> xD
[12:39] <starke> when i go into root it tells me to enter my password
[12:39] <starke> but it keeps coming up as invalid
[12:40] <tzolkin> I just update my kernel to 2.6.30-020630, then i found my vmware 6.5.2 can't work, it says can't build the module...how can i fix it??
[12:41] <chjurk> someone experience with ubuntu repositories? I tried to checkout ~ubuntu-desktop/empathy/ubuntu, but there are no source files. where are they?
[12:42] <_ruben> !root | starke
[12:42] <heavenrider> hello
[12:42] <Prajjwal> hi, i re-installed Vista and my GRUB disappeared .... how do i re-install it ???
[12:42] <heavenrider> is there a software for converting videos into different formats in ubuntu
[12:42] <DJones> grub | heavenrider
[12:42] <ActionParsnip> !grub | Prajjwal
[12:42] <DJones> sorry Prajjwal
[12:42] <iceroot_> heavenrider: vlc
[12:43] <heavenrider> converting like from mpeg to mp4 etc
[12:43] <cybersplice> Lots of grubbing around...
[12:43] <Prajjwal> thanks DJones and ActionParsnip
[12:43] <tzolkin> hello
[12:43] <heavenrider> like total video converter in windows
[12:43] <starke> _ruben,  apparently there is
[12:43] <iceroot_> heavenrider: vlc can convert videos
[12:43] <heavenrider> how
[12:44] <heavenrider> any add on are required?
[12:44] <iceroot_> !who | heavenrider
[12:44] <sipior> heavenrider: handbrake is quite nice. also, have a look at mplayer/mencoder.
[12:44] <heavenrider> sorry
[12:44] <Enissay> how can i install java runtime envirement on my jaunty please?
[12:44] <phoenix24> Hi
[12:44] <gaveen> heavenrider, if you don't mind command line mencoder can do a lot
[12:45] <jonsol_> Enissay: by looking for it in synaptic and choose to install it?
[12:45] <phoenix24> how can i create a slideshow from my photos on jaunty ?
[12:45] <[Green]> re all
[12:45] <heavenrider> gaveen , im very new to linux, ubunto, is ther a gui program
[12:45] <tzolkin> I just update my kernel to 2.6.30-020630, then i found my vmware 6.5.2 can't work, it says can't build the module...how can i fix it??
[12:45] <tzolkin> anybody know??
[12:46] <Enissay> jonsol_, i ve allot of java stuff, wich one to choose
[12:46] <starke> _ruben sudo wont accept my user password
[12:46] <obiwan_> hi, please 1 question does anybody know wifislax
[12:46] <jonsol_> tzolkin: install the kernel headers
[12:46] <tranceNRG> Enissay:  sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jre
[12:46] <jonsol_> Enissay: the one saying runtime.
[12:46] <gaveen> heavenrider, see the mencoder frontends section at http://www.mplayerhq.hu/design7/projects.html
[12:46] <tranceNRG> also:  sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jdk
[12:46] <severb> tombott: any ideas why I get that exception when i try to save my changes in Preferences > Display ?
[12:46] <tzolkin> jonsol_, you mean install linux-headers-2.6.30?
[12:47] <jonsol_> tzolkin: Yes.
[12:47] <jonsol_> If that's the kernel youre using.
[12:47] <tzolkin> jonsol_, OK, thanks :p
[12:47] <jonsol_> NP.
[12:49] <tzolkin> jonsol_, ii  linux-headers-2.6.30-020630                2.6.30-020630                                           Header files related to Linux kernel version
[12:49] <tzolkin> ii  linux-headers-2.6.30-020630-generic        2.6.30-020630                                           Linux kernel headers for version 2.6.30 on x
[12:49] <obiwan_> hi, please 1 question does anybody know wifislax
[12:49] <tzolkin> jonsol_, i already install it
[12:49] <tombott> severb - kjust checking error log at the moment
[12:50] <severb> tombott: thanks for looking
[12:51] <tombott> severb - try running Display preferences via the terminal
[12:51] <tombott> severb - but  using sudo
[12:51] <tombott> serverb - so - gnome-display-properties
[12:51] <tombott> severb: sorry - sudo gnome-display-properties
[12:51] <ActionParsnip> tzolkin: thats a karmic kernel
[12:51] <ActionParsnip> tombott: gksudo for gui apps dude
[12:51] <jaspion_me> #asterisk-br
[12:52] <jonsol_> tzolkin: are you actually _using_ that kernel then?
[12:52] <tzolkin> ActionParsnip, I use the jaunty
 - i've always used sudo, works for me. thanks though
[12:52] <ActionParsnip> !info linux-image jaunty
[12:52] <tzolkin> jonsol_, yes, i upgrade kernel from 2.6.28 to 2.6.30
[12:52] <severb> tombott: that works fine, running gnome-display-properties as root doesn't throw any exceptions, but if I save the changes and reloging all the changes are lost
[12:53] <tzolkin> jonsol_, now i use 2.6.30
[12:53] <tombott> severb - what rights does you current user have? is it a restricted account?
[12:53] <ActionParsnip> tombott: its the correct way to run gui apps with elevated priveledges. Please read: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/graphicalsudo
[12:54] <jonsol_> tzolkin: then you have to provide more information on _what_ that does not work. "It doesn't work" is not sufficient.
[12:54] <severb> I'm using the default user I created when I installed ubuntu 9.10. It's the only user present on this machine
[12:54] <tombott> ActionParsnip - already there thanks, just googled it. never knew that so thanks
[12:54] <twinkie_addict> NICE my ati drivers work lol i had to drop to 8.04 lts but the proprietary drivers work YEH
[12:54] <ActionParsnip> tombott: cool
[12:54] <bazhang> severb, #ubuntu+1 for karmic
[12:55] <jonsol_> twinkie_addict: parse error. Please try again.
[12:55] <twinkie_addict> ?
[12:56] <tombott> ActionParsnip - ahh ok, so its all about config
[12:56] <jonsol_> twinkie_addict: parse error. Please try again.
[12:56] <tombott> severb: your running 9.10?
[12:56] <ActionParsnip> tombott: its all about the environment
[12:57] <tzolkin> jonsol_, when i start the vmware, it says need to complied and loaded several modules into the running kernel, and i click install, then it cause error when compiling the Virtual Network Device, it says Unable to build kernel module
[12:57] <severb> tombott: yes
[12:57] <mudittuli> hi, i just bought a 5g IPod Nano, cant upload songs on it, what software should I use ?
[12:57] <tombott> ActionParsnip - indeed. some instances though you will want it to use users config and not root and vice versa. so its interesting to knwo
[12:57] <twinkie_addict> hi
[12:58] <bazhang> mudittuli, gtkpod and banshee are worth a try
[12:58] <tzolkin> jonsol_, oh, it stop when compiling the Virtual Machine Monitor, sorry
[12:58] <ActionParsnip> tombott: its about the nvironment not being configured right. sudo doesnt setup the environment for x based apps, hence why gksudo exists, you can ruin ownerships of files
[12:58] <tombott> severb: ok, not used 9.10 for dual screen yet. you  got all current updates installed?
[12:58] <mudittuli> i tried amarok, gtkpod , neither i working !
[12:59] <dazndom> ﻿ ﻿help!!!   my rythmbox wont record to external hardrive, i get error msg invalid parameters
[12:59] <severb> tombott: yes, I've just updated everything
[12:59] <bazhang> severb, this is not the correct channel for karmic support discussion; #ubuntu+1 for that
[12:59] <bazhang> mudittuli, what about banshee; I've had good luck with that
[12:59] <jonsol_> tzolkin: how bad for you.
[12:59] <tzolkin> jonsol_, the setup.log is: 10月 05 19:56:06.776: app| Log for VMware Workstation pid=3251 version=6.5.2 build=build-156735 option=Release
[12:59] <tzolkin> 10月 05 19:56:06.776: app| Host codepage=UTF-8 encoding=UTF-8
[12:59] <tzolkin> 10月 05 19:56:06.776: app| Logging to /tmp/vmware-root/setup-3251.log
[12:59] <tzolkin> 10月 05 19:56:08.928: app| Extracting the sources of the vmmon module.
[12:59] <tzolkin> 10月 05 19:56:08.945: app| Building module with command: /usr/bin/make -C /tmp/vmware-root/modules/vmmon-only auto-build SUPPORT_SMP=1 HEADER_DIR=/lib/modules/2.6.30-020630-generic/build/include CC=/usr/bin/gcc GREP=/usr/bin/make IS_GCC_3=no VMCCVER=4.3.3
[12:59] <FloodBot1> tzolkin: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:01] <starke> hey all sudo wont take my user password
[13:01] <ActionParsnip> starke: when you use sudo you dont see any *s when you type
[13:02] <ActionParsnip> starke: if your password is not being accepted despite setting it you can change it in system -> admin -> user config
[13:03] <starke> ActionParsnip, i do not have access
[13:04] <usuario> us muretos hijos e puta
[13:04] <ActionParsnip> starke: then reboot to root recovery console and run: passwd <your username>        and set the password
[13:04] <dazndom> thanks all for the help i NEVER got
[13:04] <sipior> usuario: that's not very nice.
[13:05] <sipior> dazndom: looking for a refund?
[13:05] <ActionParsnip> !patience | dazndom
[13:05] <jpds> !es | usuario
[13:05] <starke> ActionParsnip,  but i can login just fine its just sudo thats giving me snot
[13:05] <googler> lol
[13:05] <googler> lol
[13:06] <ActionParsnip> starke: if you run: groups      are you a member of the admin group?
[13:06]  * Dr_Willis hasent eevn seen a question.
[13:06] <googler>  heyyyy guys i want to login as root in ubuntu
[13:06] <dazndom> i have searched both of those, no answer for why cannot lay music on to external hard drive
[13:06] <googler>  but i can't
[13:06] <ActionParsnip> !root | googler
[13:06] <ActionParsnip> googler: you dont and you never have to
[13:07] <Dr_Willis> googler:  its doable but not adviseable.. gdm  configs have it blocked.
[13:07] <dazndom> i can do it in latest release 9.04, but not in 8.10
[13:07] <ActionParsnip> googler: its blocked for security reasons and is very good practice to leave it alone
[13:07] <ActionParsnip> dazndom: can you play it on an internal partition?
[13:08] <sipior> dazndom: so, if it works in the latest release, what is the problem, exactly?
[13:08] <dazndom> yes can record to internal HD
[13:08] <mudittuli> hi, i just bought a 5g IPod Nano, cant upload songs on it, what software should I use ?
[13:08] <mudittuli> tried banshee,amarok,gtkpod but none is working !
[13:08] <starke> ActionParsnip,  when i type groups in command line i just get my name
[13:09] <DJones> !ipod | mudittuli
[13:09] <ActionParsnip> starke: then you arent in a tonne of groups you are supposed to be in
[13:09] <ActionParsnip> starke: make sure you are in these groups: adm dialout cdrom plugdev lpadmin admin
[13:09] <dazndom> ﻿ i get error msg invalid parameters
[13:10] <starke> ActionParsnip,  i take it a reinstall is in order?
[13:10] <googler>   so how can i edit wvdial.conf ?
[13:10] <googler>   so how can i edit wvdial.conf ?
[13:10] <googler>  i cant save it i have no right to save it :((
[13:10] <ActionParsnip> dazndom: if you dont have write access you need to mount the device so you can write to it
[13:10] <FloodBot1> googler: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:10] <googler> why ubuntu to this to me
[13:10] <googler> ?
[13:10] <spreadthelove> what was that utility to make a ubnuntu live cd where you could controll so many things during the creation of it... it was the one where a gui was almost like an after thought
[13:10] <ActionParsnip> starke: no not at all, just edit your user
[13:10] <Dr_Willis> googler:  you use sudo editor vwdial.conf
[13:10] <Dr_Willis> googler:  using whatever editor you like.
[13:10] <googler> ok :D
[13:10] <starke> but users and groups wont let me
[13:10] <Dr_Willis> googler:  thats normal for most all 'system' type tasks.
[13:11] <googler> sudo editor wvdial.conf
[13:11] <oxi> hi
[13:11] <googler> ok lemme see
[13:11] <dazndom> in setting ext HD for library repository
[13:11] <Dr_Willis> googler:  pick an editor you like
[13:11] <zouhair> Hi, I have some backup DVDs with some bad sectors, is there a way to copy the files from it but having the copy command skip any file in bad sectors?
[13:11] <ActionParsnip> starke: write those groups down, boot to root recovery and run: usermod -a -G <group name> <your user name here>
[13:11] <googler> ok
[13:11] <ActionParsnip> starke: e.g.   usermod -a -G ftp tony
[13:12] <ActionParsnip> starke: dont be so eager to reach for a reinstall
[13:12] <oxi> Does anyone understand how "they" manage to create a 200MB Ubuntu&Tomcat appliance? http://www.turnkeylinux.org/appliances/tomcat
[13:12] <Dr_Willis> dazndom:  be sure you are accessing the files using a proper path like /media/harddrivename/media/music   not  file://media/harddrive/music
[13:12] <mudittuli> ubottu: shutup !
[13:12] <mudittuli> lols
[13:12] <Enissay> thanks tranceNRG and jonsol_ :)
[13:12] <ActionParsnip> starke: at some point you have played with groups and screwed your user
[13:12] <oxi> I tried myself to create an appliance with EmDebian and hit 300MB very quickly
[13:13] <dazndom> ok will try that now
[13:14] <ActionParsnip> starke: to get root recovery mode, reboot, press esc when grub shows up, select recovery mode then select root
[13:14] <ActionParsnip> starke: you can now modify your user
[13:14] <tranceNRG> Enissay:  no prob
[13:15] <ActionParsnip> starke: that list I ave is from a standard user. I havent manually added myself to any groups
[13:15] <starke> ActionParsnip,
[13:16] <starke> ActionParsnip,  im on a ps3 no grub
[13:16] <ActionParsnip> starke: you can boot to livecd and chroot
[13:17] <ActionParsnip> starke: you need to be able to modify your user to be in at least the admin group, once added you can add yourself to other groups with sudo
[13:17] <starke> ActionParsnip,  cant do that live cds dont work on an sdtv
[13:17] <ActionParsnip> starke: is there an ubuntu ps3 channel
[13:17] <ActionParsnip> i dont use ps3 (or any consoles) so i cant give exact help
[13:17] <ActionParsnip> !ps3
[13:18] <ActionParsnip> starke: /joing #ubuntu-ppc
[13:18] <ActionParsnip> ithout the g
[13:18] <dazndom> this is what i just tried ;    /media/My Book/media/MY MUSIC        and this is what i was doing   ;     /media/My Book/MY MUSIC      neither file path work i get invalid parameter error
[13:19] <Dr_Willis> dazndom:  try putting  '/media/my book'   ie : quotes around the whole path
[13:19] <Dr_Willis> dazndom:  spaces in paths/names MUST be ewswcaped or quoted
[13:19] <ActionParsnip> dazndom: or rename it so it doesnt have the space
[13:19] <ActionParsnip> !label
[13:19] <Dr_Willis> dazndom:  or start using _ instead of spaces. :) that gets tobe a good habbit to do.
[13:21] <dazndom> i am only following the browse function
[13:21] <Dr_Willis> dazndom:  dont forget linux path/names are also case Senesetive.. My Stuf is not the same as MY STUFF
[13:21] <Dr_Willis> dazndom:  when using the command line.. YOu have to rember to use quotes or escape the spaces.
[13:21] <dennis_> Hi
[13:21] <ActionParsnip> dazndom: Dr_Willis: tab handles stuff like that quite well
[13:22] <Dr_Willis> try --->   ls '/media/My Book/MY MUSIC'
[13:22] <Dr_Willis> ActionParsnip:  some times. :)
[13:22] <Dr_Willis> ActionParsnip:  ive also had it be a pain.
[13:22] <Dr_Willis> bye all
[13:23] <dennis_> Can somebody help me with a problem with my mp3-player?
[13:23] <dazndom> error transfering track access denied
[13:23] <mirchisalad> ActionParsnip: hello
[13:23] <ActionParsnip> hi mirchisalad
[13:23] <ActionParsnip> dazndom: can you transfer it with: gksudo nautilus    ?
[13:23] <mirchisalad> ActionParsnip: lol iam indus
[13:24] <ActionParsnip> indus: not when your nick says mirchisalad
[13:24] <dazndom> havent tried nautilus
[13:24] <veovis__> What channel is for 9.10 support?
[13:25] <rsk> #ubuntu+1
[13:25] <veovis__> rsk: thabk you
[13:26] <indra_> hello
[13:26] <starke> ActionParsnip,  what group do i need to add myself to?
[13:26] <spud|work> so my machine is pausing for around 800ms every 10 seconds or so, and ive looked in dmesg and found nothing suspicious.
[13:27] <ActionParsnip> starke: admin
[13:27] <ActionParsnip> starke: after that you can add yourself to groups using sudo
[13:27] <spud|work> http://pastebay.com/59097
[13:27] <obiwan_> gota go cys !! :)
[13:27] <dennis_> I tried to plug in my mp3 player in my usb port but ubuntu didn't detect my player. it is an "Archos 105". I seached in google but i didn't find anything. If somebody can help my please write a personal message, cause I'm visually impared and may don't se answers here.
[13:27] <trijntje> how can I let evolution keep a copy of emails I remove from the IMAP server?
[13:27] <spud|work> the last entries are when I plugged into the network(some hours ago) and when i plugged in again (an hour ago). nothing that would make my machine hang for 800ms
[13:30] <tasslehoff> If I check "remember applications when logging out", where is the information about running applications stored?
[13:31] <gaveen> spud|work, you'd better have a terminal open running top. Then you can see what's hogging at the time of the hang. I personally think it's an app. So there's little chance it'll be in messages
[13:32] <NiNes> hello
[13:32] <SambaMan> anyone knwo any termial utilties to help with windows shares ?
[13:32] <dazndom> action parsnip thanks for your help, but i am a newbie on computers let alone ubuntu, my brain is fried and i will try another day, i shall read the thing on ubuntu forums Dr willis gave me. THANK YOU for trying to help me Appreciate it a lot, cheers Daz
[13:32] <gaveen> SambaMan, smbclient
[13:33] <trijntje> !hi
[13:33] <veovis__> !botsnack
[13:33] <NiNes> all up and running, what irc client do majority use?
[13:33] <ActionParsnip> dazndom: np bro
[13:33] <ActionParsnip> dazndom: use tab to complete names dude ;)
[13:34] <DJones> NiNes: Probably irssi (terminal base), xchat or pidgin
[13:34] <SambaMan> gaveen: ok il check it out , do i need to knwo ther persons ip to access shares ?
[13:34] <NiNes> using pidgin now bit icky
[13:35] <ActionParsnip> NiNes: pidgin here, majority use != good app
[13:35] <DJones> NiNes: If you a gui, I'd suggest xchat, if not irssi from a terminal
[13:35] <gaveen> SambaMan, yes, or machine name. http://learnlinux.tsf.org.za/courses/build/net-admin/ch08s02.html
[13:35] <ActionParsnip> !irc | NiNes
[13:36] <ActionParsnip> NiNes: try a few, see which you like
[13:36] <cortsp88> ciao a tutti
[13:36] <slacker_nl> does anyone know why it is not possible to wild card part of the Pin: release o=LP-PPA- string??
[13:36] <Foxx_> bag of skunk, and the smallest bit of hash you ever saw - but from amsterdam - that may have to be saved for the real 'smash glass here' and big red flashing lights emergencyd-i preseed/include /seeds/includes/partitioning.seed /seeds/includes/kernel.seed /seeds/includes/packages.seed /seeds/includes/late-commands.seed
[13:36] <cortsp88> ho un problema con amule
[13:36] <NiNes> ok extremely new guy here just wondering about desktop customizeation
[13:36] <ActionParsnip> !ot | foxx
[13:36] <gaveen> SambaMan, if you already know a particular share you can use mount with -t cifs to mount it
[13:36] <NiNes> whoa bad spelling
[13:37] <ActionParsnip> !themes | NiNes
[13:37] <NiNes> thank you ActionParsnip
[13:37] <Foxx_> sorry - misclick on the mouse :(
[13:37] <cortsp88> al server risulta un id basso e la rete kad risulta firewalled
[13:37] <cortsp88> come posso risolvere il problema?
[13:37] <ActionParsnip> NiNes: np bro
[13:37] <DJones> !it | cortsp88
[13:38] <ActionParsnip> NiNes: there are also projects to make linux look like mac or vista or xp
[13:38] <cortsp88> grazie ubottu
[13:38] <vigo> !it | cortps88
[13:38] <SambaMan> gaveen:thanks
[13:38] <gaveen> SambaMan, np
[13:39] <NiNes> ActionParsnip: i just wiped windows for linux thats the last thing i want lol, i just meant like changing the toolbar coulor and destop bg.
[13:40] <ActionParsnip> NiNes: totally, its all there dude. mine looks like mac to be ironic
[13:40] <SambaMan> one more quiestion , if i have multiple mount point all pointing to same place eg /usr in fstab , could i then mount to usb and have them shared ( so both are /usr )
[13:40] <vigo> There are many ways to customize Ubuntu, way to many. But is fun.
[13:42] <phako> anyone else experiencing a unpleasant "click" before any audio access on karmic?
[13:43] <phako> with or without pulseaudio
[13:43] <bazhang> phako, #ubuntu+1 for karmic
[13:43] <Foxx_> is there any reason why multiple preseed includes should work for the jaunty netinstall - i.e. d-i preseed/include partitioning.seed kernel.seed packages.seed, it seems to constantly file could not be retrieved on the second file in any list - no 404 / access request on apache for 2nd file
[13:43] <phako> bazhang, k
[13:43] <erry> Hey im having troublwe making java work on firefox?
[13:44] <vigo> !java
[13:44] <Foxx_>  err - should *not* work - of course
[13:44] <vigo> erry: Java or Java Script?
[13:44] <erry> vigo, JAVA
[13:45] <crypto> OLA OLA
[13:45] <erry> you know.. applets etc
[13:45] <crypto> bonjour :)
[13:45] <crypto> hello !
[13:45] <erry> vigo, java IS installed.
[13:45] <vigo> hrmm, is it enabled and is the JRE6 or whatever running?
[13:45] <erry> vigo, im having problm with the firefox plugin
[13:45] <erry> vigo, yes it is
[13:46] <Snuffix> re §
[13:46] <vigo> erry: Only FF or all browsers?
[13:46] <Snuffix> i try to configure dsniff
[13:46] <N3O> Hi everybody
[13:46] <erry> vigo, FF 3.5 only
[13:46] <erry> vigo, previous FFs work fine
[13:46] <N3O> i want to install kubuntu on my ubuntu 9.04 from cd . is that possible ?
[13:46] <jacquesdupontd> hi
[13:47] <rsk> N3O: use sudo apt-get instakk kubuntu-desktop
[13:47] <N3O> rsk , i have already try it. but it gives me the following error.
[13:47] <N3O> rsk , package not found.
[13:47] <stlsaint> N3O, its not on the cd..you need to have internet
[13:48] <rsk> then your sources.list is broken
[13:48] <rsk> fix that first
[13:48] <vigo> erry: I have seen no complaints like that, or missed them, backup FF, purge FF then install fresh from the Official Repository would be one way to investigate it.
[13:48] <N3O> stlsaint , is that not possible to install it from cd /
[13:48] <Snuffix> dsniff can sniff paquet on my personnal pc ?
[13:48] <Snuffix> or not ?
[13:48] <erry> vigo, great
[13:49] <SharpRain> damnit
[13:49] <Snuffix> i try to collect on my network card
[13:49] <Foxx_> any suggestions where to get help on ubuntu preseeds ?
[13:49] <stlsaint> N3O, unless you customized that livecd...no
[13:49] <DJones> N3O: If you've got a kubuntu alternate install cd, I think you can add the cd as a repository source
[13:49] <jacquesdupontd> i have a problem with my Nvidia 7600 gs to play warsow correctly on jaunty, i'm on NVIDIA 190 beta drivers, its lagging sometimes and it should be fast as hell like before when i had feisty for example, i've tried other drivers uninstalling the other one perfectly before, maybe a xorg.conf that i could change ? i would like to know how to set the refresh rate. Thx
[13:49] <SharpRain> transmission bittorrent client is set as default - when I choose other in open with I can't find the deluge .exe - where is it located?!?!?!?
[13:49] <starke> ActionParsnip, apparently im not the only person having this problem
[13:49] <Foloex> hello
[13:49] <N3O> DJones, i have already done it.
[13:49] <erUSUL> SharpRain: /usr/bin/deluge
[13:49] <SharpRain> thanks man :)
[13:50] <N3O> DJones , but i think there is something else.
[13:50] <naser67> hi all
[13:50] <SharpRain> actually
[13:50] <SharpRain> it's not there.
[13:50] <N3O> stlsaint , what customization ?
[13:50] <N3O> stlsaint , can you tell me ?
[13:50] <Foloex> has any one here used the "frugal install" of unetbootin ? I need some advice about it ...
[13:50] <erUSUL> SharpRain: did you installed it ? if so how ?
[13:50] <SharpRain> it is installed
[13:50] <vigo> !minimal
[13:50] <stlsaint> meaning unless you saved the .deb say thru aptoncd than you need internet to reach the repos to download desktop environment
[13:50] <SharpRain> through sudo apt-get install deluge
[13:50] <naser67> i'm looking for a software that i can record my desktop
[13:50] <stlsaint> N3O, ^^
[13:51] <SharpRain> i have used it before
[13:51] <N3O> stlsaint, ya
[13:51] <stlsaint> naser67, recordmydesktop...check in repos
[13:51] <stlsaint> N3O, meaning unless you saved the .deb say thru aptoncd than you need internet to reach the repos to download desktop environment
[13:51] <erUSUL> SharpRain: run this command « which deluge »
[13:51] <arand> naser67: Think package may be called gtkrecordmydesktop even
[13:52] <jacquesdupontd> i have a problem with my Nvidia 7600 gs to play warsow correctly on jaunty, i'm on NVIDIA 190 beta drivers, its lagging sometimes and it should be fast as hell like before when i had feisty for example, i've tried other drivers uninstalling the other one perfectly before, maybe a xorg.conf that i could change ? i would like to know how to set the refresh rate. Thx
[13:52] <naser67> stlsaint: ok , tnx
[13:52] <naser67> arand:tnx guy
[13:52] <vigo> jacquesdupontd: Did you try the 180 or 185?
[13:52] <SharpRain> it tells me
[13:53] <SharpRain> /usr/bin/deluge
[13:53] <N3O> stlsaint, how should i know which packages are required for this kde environment ?
[13:53] <jacquesdupontd> vigo, sure
[13:53] <SharpRain> How do I get to usr/bin/deluge?
[13:53] <SharpRain> it's not in the bin folder of filesystem
[13:53] <SharpRain> or off my home directory
[13:53] <jacquesdupontd> vigo, it doesn't come from this, i'm pretty sure it's been a long time i'm on ubuntu and i know it a bit but there i don't understand what's happening
[13:54] <SharpRain> hello?
[13:54] <SharpRain> how do I get there
[13:54] <ActionParsnip> starke: interesting
[13:54] <vigo> jacquesdupontd: I saw on the forums that the 180 and 185 are stable and work, with a bit of configuration.
[13:54] <Cyrano_away> SharpRain: /usr/bin/deluge
[13:54] <jacquesdupontd> but it sounds more like a memory access problem vigo
[13:54] <jacquesdupontd> vigo, could you find that page again for me ?
[13:54] <SharpRain> there is no /usr/
[13:54] <vigo> sure
[13:54] <SharpRain> i can't find it
[13:54] <jacquesdupontd> vigo, thx
[13:54] <stlsaint> N3O, see here... https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallingKDE
[13:55] <naser67> arand: how can i convert ogv to avi ?
[13:55] <ActionParsnip> starke: still get yourself added to the admin group or you will only be ale to run stuff as a user and not use gk/sudo
[13:55] <Cyrano_away> SharpRain: There is or your machine would not be running.  Open a terminal window and type cd /usr/bin
[13:55] <starke> ActionParsnip, brb
[13:55] <N3O> stlsaint , thanx.
[13:55] <stlsaint> N3O, np
[13:55] <Cyrano_away> SharpRain: The "/" is needed in both places.
[13:55] <N3O> stlsaint , bye, i need to go. i'll keep in touch.
[13:55] <SharpRain> hmm, it doesn't open in console
[13:56] <stlsaint> l8er
[13:56] <SharpRain> says it's not a valid place
[13:56] <SharpRain> but it opens in GUI
[13:56] <SharpRain> how strange
[13:56] <erUSUL> naser67: use ffmpeg ?
[13:56] <SharpRain> thanks .
[13:56] <indus> jacquesdupontd: hello
[13:56] <ActionParsnip> naser67: mencoder input.ogv -ovc xvid -oac mp3lame -xvidencopts pass=1 -o output.avi
[13:56] <jacquesdupontd> hi indus , doin well ?
[13:56] <indus> yes
[13:56] <ActionParsnip> naser67: or you could use handbrake
[13:56] <Cyrano_away> SharpRain: Are you using "/" or the wintendoze way "\"?
[13:56] <erUSUL> SharpRain: you get there going first to /usr then to bin/
[13:56] <SharpRain> I am using "/"
[13:56] <ActionParsnip> naser67: websearching is good: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=806125
[13:56] <vigo> jacquesdupontd: http://ubuntuforums.org/search.php?searchid=64991267 that is one about Nvidea. sorta
[13:57] <jacquesdupontd> thx a lot vigo gonna check that
[13:57] <SharpRain> exit
[13:57] <jacquesdupontd> vigo, will tell you when i find the clue
[13:58] <vigo> jacquesdupontd: and here: http://ubuntuforums.org/search.php?searchid=64991311
[13:58] <arand> naser67: I don't know... vlc has some convertig options, none of which I'm familiar with thogh...
[13:58] <jacquesdupontd> vigo, thx
[13:58] <ActionParsnip> naser67: if you do it a lot, make the script in the forum so you can easily convert
[13:58] <vigo> np
[13:58] <naser67> ActionParsnip: tnx man i got my answer
[13:59] <ActionParsnip> naser67: sweet
[14:00] <sztomi> hi! how do I set the default privileges on automatically mounted drives? Right now it's 'rwx' for everybody, and I want it to be readable only for a specific group.
[14:01] <d_b> is full disk encryption available in the desktop installation disc or do I need to get alternate disc?
[14:02] <Foxx_> is there any reason why multiple preseed includes should not work for the jaunty netinstall ? - e.g. d-i preseed/include partitioning.seed kernel.seed packages.seed, it seems to constantly file could not be retrieved on the second file in any list - no 404 / access request on apache for 2nd file
[14:02] <starke> ActionParsnip, got myself into admin
[14:03] <eserranor> hola
[14:03] <wrapster> guys i need some urgent help.. all of a sudden my audio input/output has gone dead.. It was working fine till about a few hrs ago...
[14:04] <wrapster> have a skype call to make pls help.
[14:04] <ActionParsnip> sztomi: use gid=<number>    http://bobpeers.com/linux/mount.php   shows how it can be used
[14:04] <starke> ActionParsnip, but everything is greyed out
[14:04] <indus> wrapster: what do you mean dead
[14:04] <ActionParsnip> starke: awesome, now add yourself to the groups: adm dialout cdrom plugdev lpadmin
[14:04] <indus> wrapster: dont you hear audio from music files etc?
[14:04] <wrapster> indus: yeah
[14:05] <indus> yeah what
[14:05] <wrapster> forget the music.. the startup sound is also not heard
[14:05] <mick__> Hey I've got a dual screen set up on my PC. I've got an nVidia GeForce GT220 graphics card. When I use ubuntu's display manager one monitor works fine but the other one is not detected. When I use the nVidia driver configuration software the other screen works fine but my original one is running at a really low resolution. Can anyone suggest a way to get both of them in TwinView using the same resolution
[14:05] <indus> wrapster: check if anything is muted
[14:05] <erUSUL> wrapster: do you use pulseaudio ? « sudo killall pulseaudio && start-pulseaudio-x11 »
[14:06] <NiNes> if i want to install flash onfirefox which one do i get?
[14:06] <wrapster> erUSUL: ok will check
[14:06] <sztomi> ActionParsnip: These partitions are being mounted by gnome-volume-manager and aren't listed in fstab
[14:06] <mick__> Here is my xorg.conf file for anyone out there that can help ... http://pastebin.com/f3c5cf102
[14:07] <erUSUL> sztomi: depends on the filesystem used
[14:07] <vigo> sztomi: Groups and is it a server or other OS accessible?
[14:07] <jacquesdupontd> vigo, i don't see anything about 180 or 185 thread and an explanation on how to set the xorg.con
[14:07] <jacquesdupontd> f
[14:08] <sztomi> vigo: they are windows partitions that are on the same desktop machine (actually, same physical disc)
[14:08] <sztomi> ntfs
[14:08] <souler> Hey ubuntu guise, I need a messanger with a webcam that would work with yahoo and msn.
[14:08] <erUSUL> sztomi: then use the guid mount option as ActionParsnip said
[14:09] <cybersplice> guid mount = victory.
[14:09] <starke> ActionParsnip,  its all greyed out
[14:09] <vigo> sztomi: Yeah, what ActionParsnip and erUSUL said. http://ubuntuforums.org/search.php?searchid=64991498
[14:09] <sztomi> erUSUL: but how do I get this work with gnome-volume-manager?
[14:09] <mick__> Anyone able to suggest how I get my dual screen working? PLease! xorg.conf is here -> http://pastebin.com/f3c5cf102 one monitor is running at the correct resolution, the other is not
[14:09] <vigo> jacquesdupontd: let me look again....
[14:10] <erUSUL> sztomi: i though you where editing /etc/fstab  ...
[14:10] <Amnesia> Hi does anyone know how to set up dual monitors?
[14:10] <NiNes> amarok worth getting?
[14:10] <xmas1> hi, can someone please help me, or direct me to information, on removing GUI only for the login?
[14:10] <erUSUL> !dualhead | Amnesia
[14:10] <souler> Hey ubuntu guise, I need a messanger with a webcam that would work with yahoo and msn.
[14:10] <erUSUL> xmas1: you want to login in text mode and then use startx ?
[14:10] <onats> hi, banshee music player seems to be consuming a lot of CPU power right?
[14:10] <Bruners> souler: try pidgin
[14:11] <Amnesia> erUSUL: I already googled..
[14:11] <ActionParsnip> starke: use terminal
[14:11] <xmas1> erUSUL, i just want to the login to be faster... so, i figure having it in CLI
[14:11] <vigo> jacquesdupontd: here maybe: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1150921&highlight=nvidea+180+xorg
[14:11] <DJones> souler: I think that aMsn might have support for webcams, but I'm not certain
[14:11] <souler> Bruners , does pidgin has webcam support?
[14:11] <onats> whats a low memory consuming music player for ubuntu?
[14:11] <sztomi> erUSUL: No, as I previously stated, these partitions are mounted by gnome and aren't listed in fstab.
[14:11] <souler> DJones, amsn webcam looks messed up for me =/
[14:11] <xmas1> erUSUL, i have not learned a lot of CLI yet so, this is kind of a first step i guess
[14:11] <erUSUL> xmas1: i do not think that would help a lot. you will have to wait for x to come up at some point
[14:11] <Bruners> souler: not sure, check their page
[14:12] <jacquesdupontd> thx
[14:12] <mick__> Does anyone know if you can get dual screen working running one monitor off the VGA port and the other off the DVI port on the same card?
[14:12] <Bruners> mick__: yes its possible
[14:12] <xmas1> erUSUL, ok, thanks. Any suggestions for learning CLI? I know there's a lot of info out there but, trying to find something that isn't... overwhelming...
[14:12] <erUSUL> souler: amsn for msn
[14:13] <souler> erUSUL, aMSN is making my webcam lag and contrast is way off.
[14:13] <mick__> Bruners, I've got 2 monitors connected in that way to my system. The monitor on the DVI has full resolution, the monitor to the VGA is in low resolution. I'm unable to raise the res in the Nvidia software. Any idea how I could edit my xorg.conf file to get the same res on both?
[14:13] <vigo> jacquesdupontd: Take note of the backup thing there, that looks like the xorg.conf explained for that 180/185/190
[14:14] <jacquesdupontd> vigo, note of wich backup thing ?
[14:14] <erUSUL> souler: mercury messenger ?
[14:14] <Bruners> mick__: i dont have nvidia but you should be able to adjust the settings in the nvidia configuration tool, have you enabled xinerama ?
[14:15] <vigo> jacquesdupontd: This is one line: but it's tell xserver-xorg postinst warning: overwriting possibly-customised configuration
[14:15] <vigo> file; backup in /etc/X11/xorg.conf.20090507130250
[14:15] <xmas1> erUSUL, I think I would still like to make the login cli, as it would be a step in the right dirrection. ?
[14:15] <jacquesdupontd> vigo, one line in the last link you gave me ?
[14:16] <erUSUL> xmas1: maybe begin with this ? http://en.flossmanuals.net/gnulinux#
[14:16] <d_b> can I choose full disk encryption in the normal install or do I need the alternate disc?
[14:16] <erUSUL> xmas1: then disable gdm on boot « sudo update-rc.d -f gdm remove »
[14:16] <mick__> Bruners, xinerama? Never hear of it. The nvidia software is giving me the option to change the res of the monitor that already is running in high res but the other monitor can only be changed to a max of 640x480
[14:16] <xmas1> erUSUL, thanks!
[14:16] <jacquesdupontd> vigo, ok i see but i already now that
[14:16] <jacquesdupontd> know
[14:16] <xmas1> esUSUL, ok thanks again! :)
[14:17] <vigo> jacquesdupontd: Yes, that was a copy from one of the posters, you cannot willy nilly X out one setting and expect a new one to take hold, is either a purge or some backup stuff going on, or that is how I understand it.
[14:18] <jacquesdupontd> vigo, the thing is everything is working perfectly and my xorg is perfect, i have beryl running perfectly too. The problem is specific to warsow or to see a youtube video in fullscreen
[14:19] <Bruners> mick__: Xinerama is the dual head thing for nvidia cards if i recall it correctly
[14:19] <jacquesdupontd> vigo, i have an amd 1800xp
[14:19] <erUSUL> !beryl
[14:19] <vigo> Every day I learn something and that is one of the best things I admire about GNU/Linux.
[14:19] <Fenix|work> Greetings and Salutations
[14:19] <erUSUL> Bruners: Xinerama is standar dualhead for X. twinview is specific of nvidia afaics
[14:20] <Fenix|work> A quick question.  How do I bridge two network adapters together (on the same network) to double the available bandwidth to my box?
[14:20] <erUSUL> Fenix|work: you bond them.
[14:21] <Fenix|work> erUSUL, thanks.  I've not done it in linux before.  Am googling now.
[14:22] <mxgb> hi guys...i've got a couple of issues with my jaunty setup
[14:22] <mxgb> my mic isnt working :(
[14:22] <erUSUL> Fenix|work: http://www.howtoforge.com/nic_bonding http://etbe.coker.com.au/2007/08/13/ethernet-bonding-on-debian-etch/
[14:22] <mxgb> its a standard intel hda things
[14:22] <erUSUL> Fenix|work: both apply equally well to ubuntu.
[14:22] <Fenix|work> thanks, have already come across the howtoforge document
[14:23] <mxgb> playback is great but i cant use the mic
[14:23] <mxgb> and i need it cuz i have to talk to my colleagues on skype
[14:23] <mxgb> oi've got lenovo t61
[14:24] <yva> hello I use lightening but I don't know how to define it to be the default program to open ics files? any ideas?
[14:24] <souler> erUSUL : I installed mercury but it isn't appearing at the internet applications
[14:24] <funkyHat> does apt-get --reinstall install <package> reset any config in /etc?
[14:24] <funkyHat> *for that package
[14:24] <erUSUL> souler: never used it myself... run it from terminal
[14:25] <erUSUL> funkyHat: do not think so. you need to purge first then install again
[14:25] <onats> and the answer is exaile
[14:25] <funkyHat> erUSUL: I didn't think so. Is there any way to do it without purging first?
[14:25] <erUSUL> onats: no it is 42 ;)
[14:25] <mxgb> so any ideas on how to get the mic working?
[14:25] <onats> erUSUL, whats that?
[14:25] <hasanibrahimm> Hello all, i have a problem about connecting internet with wired connection. when i try to connect with wireless.
[14:25] <onats> heheh
[14:26] <erUSUL> funkyHat: i do not know of any other way
[14:26] <hasanibrahimm> i can connect
[14:26] <sipior> mxgb: have you checked that the input is not set to zero in your mixer?
[14:26] <hasanibrahimm> What's the matter do you think ?
[14:26] <onats> erUSUL, exaile has a very low memory/procesor footprint!
[14:26] <erUSUL> onats: congrats!
[14:26] <mxgb> sipior:are you talking about the settings in the volume control applet?
[14:26] <sipior> mxgb: yep.
[14:27] <mxgb> yea i have
[14:27] <onats> next up, anyone know of a music visualization tool that can output to multiple screens? setting up a party here at home. heheh
[14:27] <mxgb> but im not sure which volume to adjust tbh
[14:27] <mxgb> but i have basically tried all the volume controls
[14:27] <mxgb> so i've unmuted the playback mic
[14:28] <erUSUL> souler: you have to install sun-java6-jre
[14:28] <mxgb> and on the recording tab i've got two Capture volume controls
[14:28] <sipior> mxgb: also, is the microphone plugged directly into the sound card, or into a port on the case?
[14:28] <fabio_> ciao a tutti
[14:28] <mxgb> this is a built-in mic
[14:28] <mxgb> the intel thing
[14:28] <erUSUL> souler: checked and it works here ... it runs
[14:29] <jsalisbury> I ran into an issue upgrading from 9.04 to 9.10 beta.  The upgrade does not appear to have made progress in three days.  The console is printing the following message over and over again: "100% [Working]"  Has anyone also seen this?
[14:29] <mxgb> the intel 82801H
[14:29] <hasanibrahimm> what's the possible cause do youthink ?
[14:29] <souler> erUSUL, yes it runs but only through terminal
[14:29] <Cyrano_away> mxgb: is this on a laptop?
[14:29] <bazhang> jsalisbury, #ubuntu+1 for karmic
[14:29] <cybersplice> !karmic | jsalisbury
[14:29] <mxgb> yep
[14:29] <mxgb> its a lenovo t61
[14:29] <jsalisbury> bazhang: thanks
[14:31] <hasanibrahimm> i thought it was about my modem but it's not because i tried in different pc and it worked
[14:32] <thebest_blueeyei> hi
[14:32] <erUSUL> souler: makle alauncher in the menus on in the Desktop
[14:32] <erUSUL> make*
[14:33] <erUSUL> souler: you can use the run dialog (ALt + f2) too
[14:34] <Amnesia> erUSUL: ...?]
[14:34] <Amnesia> erUSUL: do you know anything 'bout dual monitors and ati?
[14:35] <erUSUL> Amnesia: i do not use dualhead setup so the only thing i could do was to point you to the docs; sorry
[14:36] <Cherva> how can I make 2 lan networks and the pc's from the one should NOT see the pc's in the other
[14:36] <hasanibrahimm> Amnesia:
[14:36] <hasanibrahimm> i am using dual monitor
[14:37] <hasanibrahimm> but my graphic card is nvidia
[14:37] <opensky> hi
[14:37] <erUSUL> Cherva: do not make a route/gateaway between the two
[14:37] <mxgb> wow! cant believe i bothered you guys with this mic thing
[14:38] <opensky> hpw can install vido codecs from dvd installation?
[14:38] <mxgb> it works but i have to plug in an external mic
[14:38] <mxgb> the built-in doesnt work with ubuntu for some reason :S
[14:38] <sipior> mxgb: that's a pity, but at least you have a work-around
[14:39] <erUSUL> mxgb: is a laptop ? with intelhda ?
[14:39] <erUSUL> !intelhda | mxgb
[14:39] <erUSUL> mxgb: maybe specifying some model on the module options helps
[14:40] <fiber> hi... i was wondering if anyone knew of a good program to stream music over the internet?  I want something with playlist control.  I was thinking there would be something good that utilizes icecast, but I'm having trouble finding what that thing is.  Basically, I want to be able to stream my music while I'm out of the house.
[14:41] <CHESLYN> hi guys !!
[14:41] <erUSUL> !hi | CHESLYN
[14:41] <jane_uk> how do you cut n paste to show others on here pls
[14:41] <mxgb> thanks guys...will check the link out
[14:41] <erUSUL> !paste | jane_uk
[14:42] <jane_uk> thansk
[14:42] <jane_uk> !paste
[14:42] <CHESLYN> can anyone help , i try 2 open gksudo they ask me 4 a passwd how can i crack it or reset it
[14:42] <mxgb> o i remember i'm also not able to fully customise the compiz desktop
[14:42] <jane_uk> do i type !paste
[14:42] <mxgb> i had to install the nvidia driver t omake the 3d effects wrk
[14:42] <erUSUL> CHESLYN: is your own password
[14:43] <mxgb> but i cant see the compiz fusion config applet
[14:43] <erUSUL> jane_uk: no you use a web browser... visit the page and make the paste
[14:43] <erUSUL> !ccsm | mxgb
[14:43] <erUSUL> jane_uk: or use pastebinit
[14:43] <erUSUL> !pastebinit | jane_uk
[14:44] <FLAC> msg/ hey
[14:44] <geekbuntu> anyone know how to download a backup in cron?  the command line gets to webpage ok - just doesn't know how to click the button to start the download
[14:44] <jane_uk> thansk
[14:44] <erUSUL> jane_uk: no problem
[14:44] <FLAC> i prefer centos
[14:44] <souler> erUSUL : Still mercury doesn't seem to have webcam support and other messengers I tied - amsn, gaim, kopete don't work well with webcam or don't have any support for it at all.
[14:45] <erUSUL> FLAC: do you have an ubuntu support question ?
[14:45] <bazhang> FLAC, support in #centos
[14:45] <FLAC> yes why does ubuntu suck
[14:45] <erUSUL> souler: it has. you have to install a special lib to make it work
[14:45] <FLAC> @erUSUL you suck
[14:45] <bazhang> FLAC, wrong channel for you then
[14:45] <jane_uk> i have lost grub on my dual boot system and i have followed all the links, but i cant get ubuntu back. dothan asked me to post my fdisk details here?
[14:45] <mxgb> thanks ubottu
[14:45] <indus> souler: empathy
[14:46] <CHESLYN> erUSUL: i did'nt set a passwd becoze its not my user passwd
[14:46] <indus> souler: webcam/voice in msn with the ppa if you are adventurous
[14:46] <ActionParsnip> souler: emesene
[14:46] <ActionParsnip> !info emesene
[14:46] <ActionParsnip> souler: dunno if it does cam (cams are creepy), worth a shot
[14:47] <behappy> Hello how do I stop trafic to an IP of my server IP ?
[14:47] <ActionParsnip> !iptabels | behappy
[14:48] <indus> ActionParsnip: try skype is cams creep you out]
[14:48] <indus> if*
[14:48] <ActionParsnip> indus: i dont use voice stuff. i like text
[14:48] <erUSUL> CHESLYN: sudo and gksudo ask for the current users password. just type the password you use to login in your computer
[14:48] <ActionParsnip> !iptables
[14:48] <ActionParsnip> behappy: you can add rules to your firewall to block outbound traffic to that IP
[14:49] <behappy> ActionParsnip, which rules
[14:49] <jane_uk> i have no grub know on dual boot xp... tried everything in the links but still no good ... anyone help pls
[14:49] <ActionParsnip> behappy: iptables rules, as uottu said before
[14:49] <cetanhota> Morning, channel for next version of Ubuntu?
[14:49] <ActionParsnip> !karmic | cetanhota
[14:49] <indus> cetanhota: ubuntu+1
[14:50] <cetanhota> Thank you.
[14:50] <edbian> jane_uk: Do you have a live CD?
[14:50] <jane_uk> ed - i have booted using it
[14:50] <bobbob1016> I'm getting a weird dependency error in synaptic, "E: /var/cache/apt/archives/libvdpau0_0.2-0ubuntu4_amd64.deb: trying to overwrite `/usr/lib/libvdpau_trace.so', which is also in package nvidia-185-libvdpau" any ideas?
[14:51] <edbian> jane_uk: You have ubuntu installed correct?  It's just that grub is missing?
[14:51] <souler> indus, empathy doesn't have webcam or mic ? :(
[14:51] <ubuntujenkins> I have a small script that runs at login how do i make it the first thing that runs as I login?
[14:51] <indus> souler: it does , from the developers ppa
[14:51] <ActionParsnip> bobbob1016: sudo dpkg --force-all -i /var/cache/apt/archives/libvdpau0_0.2-0ubuntu4_amd64.deb; sudo apt-get -f install
[14:51] <indus> souler: are you familiar with ppa's?
[14:51] <ActionParsnip> bobbob1016: please log a bug for it too
[14:51] <souler> indus, i'm a linus noobie
[14:51] <souler> linux*
[14:52] <indus> hmm any ops here
[14:52] <indus> !ops
[14:52] <ActionParsnip> bobbob1016: 2 packages have the same file, so the new package doesnt want to overwrite the file as it already exists, the force just says get on with it
[14:52]  * DBO looks at indus
[14:52] <DBO> whats wrong buddy?
[14:52] <indus> DBO: you oan op,?
[14:52] <NiNes_> for some reason ubuntu is running a tad sluggisg
[14:52] <genii> indus: There are ops here, but don't use !ops except in dire circumstances
[14:53] <NiNes_> i just installed it ...
[14:53] <ActionParsnip> indus: read what ubottu said, answer = yes
[14:53] <DBO> indus, maybe, why did you ping me?
[14:53] <bazhang> indus, whats up
[14:53] <Balsaq> NiNes did you do all the updates
[14:53] <indus> oops all here
[14:53] <indus> sorry by mistake
[14:54] <[x]sodium[x]> helo
[14:54] <DBO> indus, for future reference, most ops dislike having !ops called without a good reason. It kinda interrupts whatever else we were doin
[14:54] <[x]sodium[x]> hi indus bhia
[14:55] <indus> DBO: ok
[14:55] <bobbob1016> ActionParsnip, I think it was something I messed up, not really a bug.  I was trying to install an mplayer with vdpau, and it required something from vdpau 180, and it wanted to remove my 185 nvidia driver.  I changed to the karmic repos for a second to only update the nvidia, since I figured that karmic has 185, then I saw this.
[14:55] <FLAC> Hey
[14:55] <Amaranth> indus: We all come running :)
[14:55] <bazhang> FLAC, support question?
[14:56] <bobbob1016> I did go back to the Jaunty repos already though
[14:56] <indus> lol ya it was bad idea
[14:56] <souler> :( So is there any messenger that surely supports yahoo and msn messengers with webcam?
[14:56] <indus> Amaranth: anyways lesson learnt
[14:56] <FLAC> What version of photoshop works on ubuntu?
[14:56] <bazhang> FLAC, check the appdb
[14:56] <Andrew-> Hi all!
[14:56] <bazhang> !appdb > FLAC
[14:56] <indus> !webcam
[14:56] <CHESLYN> erUSUL: it shows me i'm not allowed 2 run this program i must contact the administrator so can i change something
[14:56] <erUSUL> souler: maybe Empathy (which will become default in 9.10 ) ?
[14:57] <[x]sodium[x]> hello guys
[14:57] <fission6> i am trying to apt-get install curl, and its hanging on this line, 0% [Connecting to us.archive.ubuntu.com (91.189.88.40)]
[14:57] <fission6> oh wait there it goes
[14:57] <[x]sodium[x]> i am in xubuntu
[14:57] <genii> !slow | fission6
[14:57] <indus> souler: hi
[14:57] <[x]sodium[x]> can i use ubuntu themes on it
[14:57] <Amaranth> [x]sodium[x]: Yes and no
[14:57] <erUSUL> CHESLYN:  maybe your user is not admin ? did you set up the ubuntu install or someone else did it for you ?
[14:57] <indus> !ppa | souler
[14:57] <souler> How can I know what type of webcam I have? Mine is integrated in the screen.
[14:57] <[x]sodium[x]> indu bhiyaa kaise hai aap ?
[14:58] <indus> souler: acer webcam?
[14:58] <Amaranth> [x]sodium[x]: #xubuntu may be able to explain it better
[14:58] <Andrew-> I installed ubuntu on my hdd usb. I installed also grub on the same hdd. The result is that now I can't load ubuntu and can't load even XP if the hdd is connected...
[14:58] <souler> indus , ASUS :(
[14:58] <[x]sodium[x]> ok amarnath jai shiv shanker
[14:58] <ActionParsnip> bobbob1016: i wouldnt mix repos dude, you'll get a big tangled mess
[14:58] <biczd> Andrew-: did selected "boot from usb" ?
[14:58] <CHESLYN> erUSUL: someone else
[14:58] <indus> souler: asus laptop? why whats? webcam wont work?
[14:58] <Andrew-> I just can load XP when the hdd is disconnected and only ubuntu live
[14:58] <indus> !ppa | souler
[14:58] <Andrew-> biczd: do you mean on bios?
[14:59] <cybersplice> ActionParsnip: that gives me nightmares just thinking about it
[14:59] <biczd> Andrew-: yes
[14:59] <indus> does anyone know of any overclocking channels
[14:59] <erUSUL> CHESLYN: maybe he/she did not give you the ability to use sudo or gksudo... you have to ask him/her
[14:59] <souler> indus yes
[14:59] <Andrew-> biczd:  yes, I did. But now I can't verify that cause the bios doesn't start if the hdd is connected
[14:59] <indus> ActionParsnip: do you know how i can repair grub with alternate cd
[14:59] <souler> indus I can't find a messenger that would work decently with my webcam
[14:59] <ikonia> !gurb > indus
[14:59] <ikonia> !grub > indus
[15:00] <indus> souler: what webcam is it?
[15:00] <biczd> Andrew-: is a laptop?
[15:00] <Andrew-> biczd: yep
[15:00] <souler> indus, I don't know.
[15:00] <erUSUL> CHESLYN: if that is not possible there is a simple way to give your user the power of sudo provided you can reboot your computer
[15:00] <souler> It's in my screen
[15:00] <indus> souler: if brightness is a problem, install program xawtv and increase (try)
[15:01] <biczd> Andrew-: try with usb pendrive
[15:01] <souler> It's not brightness, some messengers either don't turn my webcam on or some just have it upside dowm
[15:01] <CHESLYN> erUSUL: maybe but cant i change something to have access or reset it
[15:01] <iceroot_> how to change resolution on the shell?
[15:01] <souler> And how can I fix my mic problems? I can't have voice conversations
[15:02] <Hasanibrahim> my wired connection is not working, how can i solve it ? :(
[15:02] <sipior> iceroot_: have a look at "xrandr"
[15:02] <ccooke> iceroot_: is that a shell terminal with your GUI running or the console?
[15:02] <Andrew-> biczd: actually I have another usb hdd and the bios does recognize that, so that shouldn't be the problem
[15:02] <souler> And I need to install my wireless drivers
[15:02] <indus> ikonia: with alternate cd is not mentioned there
[15:02] <ikonia> indus: it's the same as the desktop cd
[15:02] <indus> ikonia: no
[15:02] <iceroot_> ccooke: terminal for changing x-resolution
[15:02] <indus> ikonia: or i really couldnt see it, had to reinstall whole thing
[15:02] <biczd> Andrew-: it append the same to me i resolve with usb pendrive
[15:03] <ccooke> iceroot_: ah, right. You want the xrandr command as sipior suggested
[15:03] <ccooke> iceroot_: try "man xrandr"
[15:03] <ikonia> indus: there is still a recovery mode on the alternative cd
[15:03] <Andrew-> biczd: ok, what should I do precisely?
[15:03] <erUSUL> CHESLYN: as i said there is a way. reboot into recovery mode (an option in the bootloader menu) drop to a root shell. execute this command « adduser <yourusernamehere> admin » . finally reboot « shutdown -r now »
[15:03] <indus> ikonia: ya but it seemd too complicated for me
[15:03] <iceroot_> ccooke: thx
[15:03] <iceroot_> sipior: thx
[15:03] <indus> ikonia: nvm ill try again another time
[15:03] <ikonia> indus: it's no more/less complicated than the desktop cd
[15:04] <hannibal79> se ho hardy e voglio passare a jaunty ma non ho internet ma il cd di jaunty come faccio?
[15:04] <biczd> Andrew-: i create an usb bootable "disc"
[15:04] <hannibal79> ops
[15:04] <hannibal79> excuse me
[15:04] <erUSUL> !it | hannibal79
[15:04] <indus> ikonia: where in recovery option can i run the 3 grub commands?
[15:04] <Andrew-> biczd: I see. Does it mean that I should use it everytime I wanna boot?
[15:04] <indus> ikonia: none of them worked
[15:04] <indus> baah nvm
[15:04] <ActionParsnip> indus: not sure, never had to do it. any live cd will do
[15:05] <biczd> Andrew-: no only if u wanna use ubuntu from u'r usb
[15:05] <indus> i gtg now
[15:05] <indus> too late
[15:05] <CHESLYN> erUSUL: like format the all computer
[15:05] <indus> HDD seemsalmost dead,
[15:05] <erUSUL> CHESLYN: no need to reformat all computer follow the steps i just have given to you
[15:05] <hannibal79> how ca i upgrade from cd?
[15:05] <bazhang> hannibal79, use the alternate
[15:06] <hannibal79> and then?
[15:06] <CHESLYN> erUSUL: thanks let me try it
[15:06] <iblue> hi
[15:06] <Andrew-> biczd: I see, thanks. Just one more question: Is it possible to change again the mbr of the usb hdd as to boot XP without disconnecting everytime the hdd?
[15:06] <iblue> i updated to karmic and keep getting this error when starting any application:
[15:06] <noren> hello all,
[15:06] <noren> expert help needed
[15:06] <biczd> Andrew-: don't know sorry :|
[15:06] <iblue> GConf Error: Failed to contact configuration server; some possible causes are that you need to enable TCP/IP networking for ORBit, or you have stale NFS locks due to a system crash. See http://projects.gnome.org/gconf/ for information. (Details -  1: Server ping error: IDL:omg.org/CORBA/COMM_FAILURE:1.0)
[15:07] <harish> hi beta
[15:07] <iblue> any suggestions?
[15:07] <bazhang> iblue, #ubuntu+1 for karmic
[15:07] <erUSUL> hannibal79: mount the iso and run the script that comes within
[15:07] <Andrew-> biczd: thanks anyway, bye
[15:07] <rsk> iblue: do what the message tells you to do
[15:07] <noren> i was trying to move my /home folder to a new partition but now cant log in in gui
[15:07] <erUSUL> hannibal79: you do not have to burn it if you do not want to ;)
[15:07] <iblue> rsk: networking is enabled, no nfs locks
[15:07] <noren> bazhang: cud u please help
[15:08] <hannibal79> i have the alternate i insert the cd bun not any popup
[15:08] <iblue> rsk: and no infos on that wep page
[15:08] <bazhang> iblue, this is not the channel for karmic support
[15:08] <noren> i was trying to move my /home folder to a new partition but now cant log in in gui
[15:08] <iblue> bazhang, thanks
[15:08] <edbian> noren: Want help?
[15:08] <noren> edbian: yes i do !!! :)
[15:08] <Ose> anybody feel like helping a noob get his machine online again? it should be failry easy, something with wifi connection settings
[15:09] <edbian> noren: :)  What errors do you get when you try to log in GUI ?  Can't find the folder or that the folder has the wrong permissions?
[15:09] <erUSUL> hannibal79: inside the cd there is a script named "cdromupgrade"; run it
[15:09] <hannibal79> ok
[15:09] <noren> right now i am conversing from konsole
[15:09] <hannibal79> thank you
[15:09] <hannibal79> i are great
[15:09] <edbian> noren: KDE I take it?
[15:09] <noren> cant geet my xserveeer started
[15:09] <erUSUL> noren: explain what steps you did to move home to its own parition
[15:10] <erUSUL> noren: there a re a few good guides on internet to do it... did you follow any of them ?
[15:10] <edbian> noren: That's fine. Can you paste bin your /etc/fstab for me?
[15:10] <hannibal79> ould not find the upgrade application archive, exiting
[15:10] <noren> edbian: yes kde !!  erUSUL : i wass able to create mount and copy but was stuck wen i had to make an entry into fstab
[15:11] <edbian> noren: I'm pretty good with fstab :)
[15:11] <noren> erUSUL: i was following one of the guide only
[15:11] <edbian> noren: For future reference, this is the best fstab guide I've ever seen: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Fstab
[15:11] <bazhang> !home
[15:11] <edbian> noren: Please paste bin your /etc/fstab
[15:12] <noren> my baaad luck i got to it after i had already did the damage
[15:12] <hannibal79> i found the way
[15:12] <hannibal79> thanks erUSUL
[15:12] <noren> edbian: right now i dont have anything in the home folder i have got one home_backup which had the backup
[15:13] <edbian> noren: Are you going to paste bin your /etc/fstab or not?
[15:13] <erikk71> hi all
[15:13] <noren> edbian: little help i am using konsole and irssi to communicate
[15:13] <erikk71> i am still have problem
[15:14] <edbian> noren: OOoo :)  Sorry I didn't realize.  Well how about this.  Tell me what the /home line looks like in your /etc/fstab.
[15:14] <ptarrant> Question: so i can't ssh into my server (same lan , same gateway) but can ssh into my PC from server...both have UFW disabled (for now)...and sshd has been restarted (as well as machines) any clues?
[15:14] <sarah> smiler23
[15:14] <sarah> hello people
[15:14] <erikk71> i got up this morning the monitor scren is grey all the computer lights were green
[15:15] <erikk71> but the monitor not wake up
[15:15] <edbian> noren: See my PM?
[15:15] <noren> edbian: i dont have line atall
[15:15] <edbian> noren: Silly noren :)
[15:15] <edbian> noren: See my personal message?
[15:15] <erikk71> bullshit have to turn off pc then turn back on
[15:15] <jane_uk> im back
[15:18] <void_pointer> whoa, kernel upgrade
[15:19] <blackjak> any ideas guys what I can do in order to fix broken package.Sinaptics does not do the job
[15:19] <abaddon_> Hello to everybody!
[15:20] <blackjak> it is adope flash plugin
[15:20] <blackjak> it is not a big deal I can take to see every time its error when I install something but just in case if it is possible
[15:21] <blackjak> does it matter if I install something with sudo or without it?
[15:22] <edbian> blackjak: You cannot install packages without sudo
[15:22] <kim__> hello ,my phoenix award bios needs updating and the relavent site only refers you to a driver robot run in windows
[15:22] <Boohbah> edbian: sure you can, as root
[15:23] <edbian> Boohbah: semantics ;)
[15:23] <Boohbah> kim__: sounds like you need a windows boot disk
[15:23] <Ose> anybody feel like helping a noob get his machine online again? it should be fairly easy, something with wifi connection settings (drivers and stuff should be ok)
[15:23] <blackjak> if I have done make without sudo in front of it and now execute sudo make install will it be wrong?
[15:23] <kim__> i have this
[15:23] <grawity> blackjak: 'make' doesn't need sudo, as it just compiles the program. But 'make install' usually does -- but even that depends on how you configured the program.
[15:24] <blackjak> ok I hope it will work :)
[15:24] <Guest3110> how can i connect to internet with my nokia 6300 on ubuntu. i uses nokia pc suit on vista
[15:25] <blackjak> just if I remove the whole directory where adobe plugin resides will it that fix the problem with its broken corrupted state?
[15:25] <RimFrost> hello everyone,   when i tried to configure PulseAudio and click on the "PulseAudio Device Chooser" under Applications/Sound and Video in Gnome panel nothing happend? It will not even start?
[15:26] <Guest3110> how can i connect to internet with my nokia 6300 on ubuntu. i uses nokia pc suit on vista
[15:26] <RimFrost> i did like this: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PulseAudio    im running 9.04 x64 by the way
[15:28] <Guest3110> how can i connect to internet with my nokia 6300 on ubuntu. i uses nokia pc suit on vista
[15:28] <CHESLYN> erUSUL: i did what you said but no lak must i command every thing until << stutdown -r now >>
[15:28] <NiNes> how can i get ubuntu to know i have headphones plugged in?
[15:29] <GreyGhost> Guest3110, did u google for it?
[15:29] <erUSUL> CHESLYN: the only commands you have to run are those two « adduser <yourusernamehere> admin » and « stutdown -r now »
[15:29] <erUSUL> CHESLYN: do not type the «» i use them to make clear what are the commands and what is not
[15:30] <RimFrost> should it not run when i click on it?
[15:30] <erUSUL> CHESLYN: you have to type your actual username (the one you use for login instead of <yourusernamehere>
[15:31] <Guest3110> how can i connect to internet with my nokia 6300 on ubuntu. i uses nokia pc suit on vista
[15:32] <CHESLYN> erUSUL: like adduser/username/admin/finally reboot/shutdown -r now/
[15:32] <Platonov> anyone who has had good experiences using foremost / scalpel?
[15:32] <void_pointer> Platonov, er, what do you mean "good"?
[15:32] <erUSUL> CHESLYN: no they are two commands on « adduser <yourusernamehere> admin » then hit enter then the other one
[15:32] <erUSUL> !cli | CHESLYN
[15:32] <Platonov> succesful, void_pointer :)
[15:33] <void_pointer> Platonov, it'll carve files from the media allright
[15:33] <FLAC> Hey what version of ubuntu should I use?
[15:33] <Platonov> I've deleted some files on an external HD, hasn't been overwritten.
[15:33] <Guest3110> how can i connect to internet with my nokia 6300 on ubuntu. i uses nokia pc suit on vista
[15:33] <void_pointer> Platonov, yes, I've used them both with good results. You know they are only front ends for a collection of utilities, right?
[15:34] <Platonov> I haven't looked into it yet, void_pointer.
[15:34] <CHESLYN> erUSUL: thanks bra
[15:34] <Platonov> I'm trying them right now, kind of urgently :)
[15:34] <void_pointer> Platonov, ok, well yes, they work. If you have any unusual or "exotic" filetypes you may have to adjust the configs, but that isn't too likely
[15:34] <Platonov> no, just looking for gifs/jpegs/bmps
[15:34] <void_pointer> Platonov, yep, will work fine then
[15:34] <Platonov> would be great.
[15:35] <Platonov> I deleted my girlfriends backups
[15:35] <Platonov> 5 years of photo's...
[15:35] <Platonov> :p
[15:35] <void_pointer> oops lol
[15:35] <void_pointer> well, image it and carve those puppies out!
[15:35] <Platonov> I will!
[15:35] <void_pointer> I wouldn't work directly on the media if you can help it
[15:35] <void_pointer> well, I wouldn't at all
[15:38] <Guest3110> how can i connect to internet with my nokia 6300 on ubuntu. i uses nokia pc suit on vista
[15:39] <genii> !info gnokii | Guest3110
[15:41] <C_Kode> Anyone install Ubuntu on a Dell Optiplex 960?
[15:41] <NiNes> can anyone help getting headphones working on ubuntu 9.04
[15:41] <Fenix|work> erUSUL, Ok, I've got bonding set up, but I guess ethtool doesn't support it.  How can I verify my link speed?
[15:42] <baba_b00ie> i'm building a fresh ubuntu 9.10 system, wanted to know what is the proper way to setup the partitions. /swap, /home ect
[15:42] <blackjak> guys what does this * after the whole command mean?  apt-get install rubygems *
[15:42] <Fenix|work> baba_b00ie, however you wish
[15:42] <erUSUL> Fenix|work: do some benchmarks ?
[15:43] <erUSUL> blackjak: * is a glob patter it maens everything
[15:43] <Fenix|work> baba_b00ie, some people like /var on a partition, others like /home on a separate partition.  Some like /boot, /var, /home, /tmp and /opt to be on separate partitions and/or drives.  It's really however you wish to set it up.
[15:43] <Guest3110> not
[15:43] <Guest3110> no
[15:43] <phretor> hi, kvm won't start and gives me an annoying "FATAL: Error inserting kvm_intel (/lib/modules/2.6.28-11-server/kernel/arch/x86/kvm/kvm-intel.ko): Operation not supported...fail!"
[15:44] <blackjak> 0% [Connecting to archive.ubuntu.com (91.189.88.40)
[15:44] <blackjak> is this server up?
[15:44] <blackjak> it can not connect
[15:45] <noren> need help with fstab here/ i cant login in gui
[15:45] <noren> xserver is not responding
[15:45] <blackjak> should it be a space between the last word and the * or it should be right next to it
[15:45] <grawity> noren: How is it related to fstab? O_o
[15:45] <grawity> blackjak: I think it should be rubygems\*
[15:45] <dax2112rush> hi all, since karmic, shift-backspace seems to logout. It is really annoying, how do I disable that?
[15:46] <noren> grawity: i tried moving my /home folder to a new partition using an online blog
[15:46] <blackjak> ok I'll try it
[15:46] <ActionParsnip> !slow | blackjak
[15:46] <blackjak> yes now it works
[15:46] <DJones> dax2112rush: Karmic questions should be asked in #ubuntu+1
[15:46] <blackjak> thank you
[15:46] <blackjak> how do I change repositories?
[15:47] <baba_b00ie> Fenix|work, ok thanks.. i was just wondering what would be the best incase the system went down.. lets say the os goes fubar and such.. but i guess thats really not revelant any more b/c of livecds and it's a home system not enterprise.. but thanks for the heads up
[15:47] <grawity> blackjak: System -> Administration -> Software Sources, it'll let you choose from a list of mirror servers. Or sudo $EDITOR /etc/apt/sources.list if you prefer.
[15:47] <void_pointer> blackjak, everyone is excitedly updating to 2.6.28-15
[15:47] <noren> ah no help here
[15:48] <blackjak> well I'm not in a hurry :)
[15:48] <grawity> noren: Usually we expect people to give some more information. Like, what _exactly_ you did?
[15:48] <Fenix|work> baba_b00ie, np
[15:48] <noren> edbian: was helping me
[15:48] <phix> Has any one go SOGo working?
[15:49] <phix> go = got
[15:49] <phix> It seems very broken under Ubuntu / Debian
[15:49] <noren> i was trying to move my /home folder to a new partition but now cant log in in gui
[15:49] <blackjak> so this sign after a word \ and a * means everything
[15:49] <bastid_raZor> noren: noren pastebin your /etc/fstab
[15:49] <noren> now i need help fixing my fstab
[15:50] <noren> http://pastebin.com/f25ca927e
[15:50] <void_pointer> blackjak, the "*" means "matches 0 or more characters", often called a "wildcard". So basically yes
[15:50] <phix> noren: that was stupid :)
[15:51] <noren> phix: thanks for the comment but i thought i cud get some help here
[15:51] <void_pointer> blackjak, for example "black*" would match "blackjak", "black", "blacko", "black1234" etc.
[15:51] <grawity> noren: You need to add the new /home to fstab, then. (Like this: /dev/whatever /home filesystem-type auto,exec,utf8 0 0)
[15:51] <bastid_raZor> noren: you didn't add anything for /home there?
[15:51] <phix> noren: yeah, just login as console, move the folder back or add in a bind extry to your fstab to the new location
[15:51] <noren> how can i add now
[15:51] <phix> noren: CTRL+ALT+F1
[15:51] <noren> i am unable to edit the fstab now
[15:51] <grawity> noren: sudo nano /etc/fstab, from a console.
[15:51] <phix> login then sudo -s up
[15:52] <grawity> noren: Ctrl-Alt-F1 will open a terminal.
[15:52] <grawity> noren: Or, reboot and choose 'recovery mode' - then edit fstab.
[15:52] <blackjak> no I 'd like to know the differences between black\ * and black * and black* because when I try apt-get install rubygems * it did not work
[15:52] <void_pointer> blackjak, of course not. It means nothing
[15:52] <phix> blackjak: erh, looks like you have a space in there
[15:53] <grawity> blackjak: A space separates arguments. So when you put a space before *, you basically have a "rubygems" and a "*"
[15:53] <CHESLYN> erUSUL: sorry but you confuse me now what symbol must i use 4 the << you said i must not use them.what symbols please ?
[15:53] <void_pointer> blackjak, that's why I gave you those example ...
[15:53] <grawity> blackjak: And then it doesn't work for two reasons.
[15:53] <eaglestar> hi i have a problem my router is very far away and sometimes the net stalls because the encryption key doesn't get set properly or so i think so eventually after 7 disconnects it tries another connection how do i fix this?
[15:53] <bookmark> heya
[15:53] <phix> blackjak: just remember that your shell might interrupt * as well, you have need to enclose rubygems* within "" or ''
[15:53] <erUSUL> CHESLYN: d o not use anything just put what is inside them
[15:53] <rsk> eaglestar: you could make a directed antenna
[15:53] <phix> interpret even
[15:54] <phix> lol
[15:54] <bookmark> does anyone know how to get multiverse working on gutsy gibon, for some reason it works better with my hardware?
[15:54] <erUSUL> CHESLYN: adduser <yourusername> admin
[15:54] <noren> ah thanks can any one please tell me how to save and exit from nano
[15:54] <blackjak> I see
[15:54] <blackjak> 10x
[15:54] <phix> noren: CTRL+X
[15:54] <erUSUL> !eol | bookmark
[15:54] <noren> phix: ah thnx
[15:54] <phix> noren: It actually tells you at the bottom of the screen :P
[15:54] <ElFuego> hello can somebody help me wih adding permitions
[15:54] <phix> ElFuego: sure
[15:54] <bookmark> erUSUL: could we have a little chat?
[15:54] <phix> ElFuego: permissions you mean?
[15:54] <ElFuego> i tryed to load script on xchat
[15:54] <void_pointer> blackjak, in other words, "rubygem*" will make sure it gets the right version without knowing the exact name, maybe "rubygems-1.2.3"
[15:55] <CHESLYN> erUSUL: thanks oh
[15:55] <ElFuego> its says no peritions
[15:55] <erUSUL> bookmark: gutsy repos have been moved to old-releases that version is not supported anymore
[15:55] <ElFuego> can i paste here error msg ? ;)
[15:55] <erUSUL> CHESLYN: no problem
[15:55] <erUSUL> !paste | ElFuego
[15:55] <void_pointer> !pastebin | ElFuego
[15:55] <phix> ElFuego: wow, you spelt that word wrong twice :)  and you weren't consistant either lol
[15:55] <jimmy_birer> i reccomend playonlinux
[15:55] <jimmy_birer> for gamers
[15:55] <jimmy_birer> it rocks
[15:56] <phix> jimmy_birer: what that?
[15:56] <void_pointer> phix, lol I was trying to parse it for "permissions" or "partitions" .. only the former made sense ...
[15:56] <noren> grawity:  http://pastebin.com/f2ffca937
[15:56] <phix> void_pointer: yeah :)
[15:56] <erUSUL> bookmark: i recomend an ungrade
[15:56] <noren> i changed my fstab now can i reboot
[15:56] <jimmy_birer> phix:playonlinux is like wine,but it also has a program repository
[15:56] <jimmy_birer> and intituitive interface
[15:56] <grawity> noren: What does novid and nosid do?
[15:57] <bastid_raZor> noren: pastebin your new fstab .. let us have a looksee to verify please.
[15:57] <noren> grawity: this i s what i had seen in the blog and jotted down then
[15:57] <noren> grawity: bastid_raZor:new fstab :::  http://pastebin.com/f2ffca937
[15:58] <bookmark> erUSUL: is it possible that there are community servers that simply host things like codecs?
[15:58] <bookmark> maybe not official servers but something?
[15:59] <phix> jimmy_birer: nice
[15:59] <bastid_raZor> noren: i'm unsure of the novid,nosid options .. my fstab for /home has relatime in that option space
[15:59] <bookmark> i only ask because in debian a release would be supported for years and years
[15:59] <erUSUL> bookmark: yes as i said old-releases holds the repos now.  edit sources.list where you see xx.archive.ubuntu.com --> old-releases.ubuntu.com
[15:59] <bookmark> 7.10 only came out like 2 years ago
[15:59] <erUSUL> !lts | bookmark
[16:00] <erUSUL> bookmark: use LTS versions then
[16:00] <jimmy_birer> i use lts
[16:00] <jimmy_birer> 8.04 is really stable
[16:00] <noren> bastid_raZor: lemme restart andd check if it doesnt work i will be back to get some help
[16:00] <phix> jimmy_birer: hmmm, it isn't in the ubuntu or debian repos
[16:01] <bastid_raZor> noren: good luck, did you already copy your home directory over to sda3? and make an empty directory in / ? for home
[16:02] <ElFuego> thanks phix youre the man !
[16:03] <Memphisto> hey
[16:03] <theadmin> Why is "Check for upgrades" disabled in linux firefox anyway?
[16:03] <Memphisto> I'll be back later with questions, just logged on for now
[16:03] <grawity> theadmin: Because installing updates requires root privileges.
[16:03] <bookmark> erUSUL: hi, ok i reread what you said, im still alittle confused.  So, you said that gutsy gibon was moved to old releases and not supported anymore, but might it still be available as you said for codecs if i just change my xx.archiv... whatever in souces.list even though it is not supported?
[16:03] <theadmin> Ah. Of course. What a noobish question
[16:03] <cybersplice> theadmin: Because ubuntu's package manager handles updates.
[16:03] <rek> hi i need to write on my sd... it says read only what can i do?
[16:03] <grawity> theadmin: Second, most of the time, Firefox is installed from the repos, and should be upgraded using the package manager.
[16:04] <phix> rek: remount it as read write?
[16:04] <rek> how
[16:04] <theadmin> grawity: It won't let to upgrade from 3.0 to 3.5 anyways
[16:04] <bookmark> because when someone says support, i wonder what they mean
[16:04] <phix> rek: add your user to the disk group?
[16:04] <rek> how phix
[16:04] <bastid_raZor> !ff35 > theadmin
[16:04] <grawity> theadmin: Two ways: a) Mozilla's PPA repo, b) Ubuntuzilla (a tool to download Fx directly from mozilla.com)
[16:04] <phix> rek: System > Administration > Users and Groups
[16:05] <Ose> anybody feel like helping me get my machine online again? it should be fairly easy, something with wifi connection settings (drivers and stuff should be ok, they worked before)
[16:05] <phix> rek: Properties on your user, then privledges
[16:05] <bookmark> erUSUL: are you still there?
[16:05] <bastid_raZor> grawity: firefox 3.5 is available in the repo's.
[16:05] <rek> then
[16:05] <erUSUL> bookmark: yes; what's up
[16:05] <grawity> bastid_raZor: firefox-3.5, yeah, but it's kinda annoying.
[16:05] <phix> then see if the access storage or disk or something like that is ticked
[16:05] <erUSUL> !who | bookmark
[16:05] <CHESLYN> erUSUL:it says only one or two names allowed
[16:06] <bookmark> erUSUL, ive been doing that
[16:06] <rek> i don't see it phix
[16:06] <erUSUL> CHESLYN: what did you writte ?
[16:06] <bookmark> read up
[16:06] <Keiya> Man, will the package servers /ever/ recover? :P
[16:06] <grawity> Keiya: That's why they have a ton of mirrors.
[16:06] <phix> rek: ok
[16:06] <bookmark> erUSUL, i texted you but i don't want to repeat
[16:06] <rek> help phix
[16:06] <erUSUL> bookmark: no support means that no new packages are never added to the repo
[16:06] <Keiya> grawity: They're still slow as hell though :/
[16:06] <Keiya> erUSUL: ever
[16:07] <bookmark> that would be perfectly ok haha!
[16:07] <CHESLYN> erUSUL: i just typed adduser
[16:07] <ChrisMcA> Hi all, can anyone think of why apt-get -f install might hang at "Unpacking replacement libc6"
[16:07] <Keiya> You said 'all new packages are added to the repo'
[16:07] <erUSUL> bookmark: if security issues are found they are not fixed... etc
[16:07] <mgmuscari> how do i open a port to listen using iptables?
[16:07] <bookmark> erUSUL but the old stuff is stil there then
[16:07] <phix> rek: hmmmm
[16:07] <elde> Bonjour
[16:07] <bookmark> erUSUL okgreat, yeah i couldn't care
[16:07] <mgmuscari> and how can i tell if it's listening... netstat | grep XXXX doesn't show the port i'm looking fotr
[16:07] <mgmuscari> *for
[16:07] <bookmark> erUSUL thanks for the help
[16:07] <erUSUL> CHESLYN: suppose chelsyn is your username the command is --> adduser cheslyn admin
[16:08] <cannonball> Is there a FAQ or article somewhere that will give me a definitive yes/no answer to whether I can get ati fglrx to work on my IBM Lenovo T61 laptop with Radeon Mobility X1400 chipset in 9.04?  Or maybe how to revert to an older version of Xorg?  If I can't get it to work, I'm going to go back to 8.10 where it did work properly.
[16:08] <Solwretep> Hi! Ive been trying to google this but could resolve it... I am a complete newbie trying to install some software related to my research. When doing "make" I get an error like this: Makefile:62: *** missing separator.  Stop.   I understand that there is some problem with Tabs or spaces but line 62 only has "-e" on it... please help!
[16:08] <LunarSunGFX> 9.10 rocks
[16:08] <phix> rek: grep $USER /etc/group
[16:08] <cannonball> I can't watch an mkv file on it since upgrading to 9.04 (uses open ati driver), whereas it played fine in 8.10 with fglrx.
[16:08] <mgmuscari> cannonball: i've got fglrx working well on a thinkpad w500 with a firegl v5700 mobility... newer card i think
[16:08] <CHESLYN> erUSUL: k
[16:09] <rek> plugdev:x:46:riccardo
[16:09] <phix> rek: cd /media; ls -lh
[16:09] <rek> i do chown now
[16:09] <cannonball> mgmuscari: Yeah, this laptop is a little over 2 years old, and it seems like ATI has declared that as ancient technology and no longer want to code for it :-(
[16:09] <genii> mgmuscari: Maybe use: lsof -i:##     where ## is the port number of the service you want to see if it's running
[16:09] <phix> rek: no, dont chown
[16:09] <rek> drwx------ 6 riccardo root 4,0K 1970-01-01 01:00 disk
[16:09] <phix> rek: what is the permission on your sd?
[16:10] <phix> rek: ok, so, type in touch /media/disk/test.txt
[16:10] <phix> rek: as user riccardo
[16:10] <mgmuscari> genii: thanks
[16:10] <rek> dunno in my smartq 5 was read write and all
[16:10] <rek> read only
[16:10] <mgmuscari> cannonball: i thought they were still supporting the x1x00 cards
[16:10] <rek> now i do chown
[16:10] <phix> rek: ok, so the media is in read write mode to?
[16:11] <phix> rek: it is an SD card right?
[16:11] <phix> rek: chown wont do anything useful :)
[16:11] <grawity> rek: dmesg | grep -i 'write protect'
[16:11] <rek> yes it is
[16:11] <mgmuscari> so my process is listening on 6600
[16:11] <mgmuscari> but i can't see that port with a port scan... i need to open it with iptables, yes?
[16:11] <cannonball> mgmuscari: aticonfig says no supported hardware found.  Google has not found any reports of anybody actually getting it to work, only a lot of people complaining and cursing that it doesn't work.
[16:11] <rek> is off
[16:11] <phix> rek: is the SD media in read only or read write mode?
[16:11] <mgmuscari> cannonball: i guess they removed support for those cards :/
[16:11] <phix> rek: on the card itself
[16:12] <phix> unount it and have a look
[16:12] <rek> it's a micro
[16:12] <MyWay> hi
[16:12] <danny> hey, could someone help me? i'm new to ubuntu and can't get my wireless adapter to work
[16:12] <MyWay> I need move /usr on a server, is possible to do this: http://yavin4.anshul.info/2006/07/17/moving-usr-to-another-partition/comment-page-1/ without the recover console (as i can't use it)?
[16:13] <phix> danny: what type of wireless adapter?
[16:13] <rek> riccardo@riccardo-desktop:/media$ chown riccardo:riccardo /media/disk
[16:13] <rek> chown: changing ownership of `/media/disk': Read-only file system
[16:13] <rek> riccardo@riccardo-desktop:/media$
[16:13] <rek>                    phix
[16:13] <FloodBot1> rek: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:13] <phix> danny: 802.11? 3G/UMTS/HPDA?
[16:13] <phix> rek: take the card out of your computer
[16:13] <danny> not sure...my laptop is an amilo li1718
[16:13] <mgmuscari> MyWay: well you could do it the following way: copy all the contents of /usr to wherever you want to put them
[16:13] <phix> rek: umounting it first of course
[16:14] <rek> done
[16:14] <eddy> whats the apache web server channel?
[16:14] <mgmuscari> MyWay: then, run lsof | grep /usr/ to see which processes are using it
[16:14] <phix> rek: then see if the readwrite switch on your SD is in the read only or read write position
[16:14] <grawity> eddy: #httpd
[16:14] <rek> no phix
[16:14] <Solwretep> make complains about Makefile missing separator on a line that only has "-e" on it... Anyone knows why?
[16:14] <rek> it's a micro
[16:14] <eddy> thanks
[16:14] <Fenix|work> Can anyone make any suggestions for connecting to X from Windows?
[16:14] <rek> phix nothing has changed
[16:14] <phix> rek: ok
[16:14] <mgmuscari> MyWay: then kill them all, and remount /usr in the new location
[16:14] <phix> rek: what filesystem is it? FAT16/32?
[16:15] <erUSUL> Fenix|work: xming
[16:15] <MyWay> ok mgmuscari thanks, i'll try
[16:15] <danny> hmm...ill come back later
[16:15] <mgmuscari> MyWay: disclaimer: i make no guarantees that you won't bork something
[16:15] <rek> read only file system this is the problem
[16:15] <MyWay> ok
[16:15] <Solwretep> dan
[16:15] <Fenix|work> erUSUL, how easy/difficult is it to configure X for remote connections?
[16:15] <mgmuscari> MyWay: so be careful! i probably wouldn't do it without having a live cd readyu
[16:15] <grawity> Fenix|work: Connecting how exactly?
[16:15] <phix> rek: it is micro sd? is it in a SD convertor at all?
[16:15] <mgmuscari> MyWay: if it works remember to change your fstab too...
[16:15] <MyWay> mgmuscari: the problem is that it's a server
[16:15] <Fenix|work> grawity, preferrably with SSH
[16:15] <MyWay> that's why i can't use the live cd
[16:15] <mgmuscari> MyWay: well before you try it, hold on
[16:15] <mgmuscari> MyWay: do you have rights to reboot the machine?
[16:15] <MyWay> yes
[16:16] <MyWay> i have / of only 5 gb and it's full
[16:16] <DJones> Fenix|work: I use TightVNC to access my ubuntu desktop from a windows machine via the web
[16:16] <mgmuscari> MyWay: copy /usr to the new partition, change the fstab, and reboot
[16:16] <eaglestar> rsk, what is a directed antenna?
[16:16] <MyWay> that's why i need do it
[16:16] <grawity> Fenix|work: I'd suggest Xming (with X11 forwarding over SSH). It doesn't allow you to connect to an _existing_ session however.
[16:16] <phix> rek: straight micro sd into your computer or is it in a micro sd to SD convertor?
[16:16] <MyWay> ok i try
[16:16] <mgmuscari> MyWay: that's probably the safest way
[16:16] <grawity> Fenix|work: But you can run single programs, or the entire desktop environment.
[16:16] <Fenix|work> grawity, that's fine with me.
[16:17] <rek>  straight micro sd
[16:17] <jenistin> Anyone have any idea why a Hardy install would have trouble mounting SCSI CD-ROM drive?
[16:17] <rek> using the convertor it's the same
[16:18] <mgmuscari> if i want to accept on all ports from my local subnet, would i do:
[16:18] <mgmuscari> iptables -A INPUT -i wlan0 -p all -s 192.168.0.0/16 -j ACCEPT
[16:18] <phix> rek: ok, type in df -Th
[16:18] <phix> rek: what filesystem is it using?
[16:18] <rosa> hola
[16:18] <rek> ?
[16:18] <mgmuscari> !es | rosa
[16:18] <phix> rek: df -Th
[16:19] <rosa> por favor alguien me puede ayudar con el ubuntu
[16:19] <rek> no fs processed
[16:19] <ChrisMcA> Can anyone think of why apt-get -f install might hang at "Unpacking replacement libc6"? (on Ubuntu 8)
[16:19] <phix> rek: type that in console / terminal
[16:19] <rek> no fs processed
[16:19] <erUSUL> !es | rosa
[16:19] <phix> rek: ?
[16:19] <rek> no file system
[16:19] <rek> processed
[16:19] <phix> rek: df -Th tells you that?
[16:19] <rek> no file system
[16:19] <rek> processed
[16:20] <grawity> Fenix|work: So, a short tutorial: 1) Download and install Xming. Run it. 2) Connect with PuTTY. (You might need to change the "authentication" option in Connection -> SSH -> X11.) 3) Run xterm over SSH. (If the fonts are too small, run xming with a different -dpi option.)
[16:20] <phix> rek: that is the message you get is it?
[16:20] <phix> after typing in that command?
[16:20] <Fenix|work> grawity, thanks, am looking at getting xming now
[16:20] <realbadapple> is there a way to remove a zombie process with out loging out?
[16:21] <rek> http://dpaste.com/102800/ phix yes but i was in media disk
[16:21] <phix> rek: this is what I get as an output when I type in df -Th /media/disk -->  /dev/mmcblk0p1 vfat    1.9G  258M  1.7G  14% /media/disk
[16:21] <MyWay> mgmuscari: when i do fdisk -l i get: Disk /dev/md2 doesn't contain a valid partition table, what can i do? i need resize it to make the new partition
[16:21] <MyWay> or i don't need?
[16:21] <phix> rek: ok, so change directory somewhere else and redo it
[16:21] <rek> http://dpaste.com/102800/ phix
[16:21] <phix> rek: yup
[16:21] <aimtrainer> hi! I've used ubuntu for a couple of years now and I'm about to set up another system right now.. I think I used to create too big swap and / partitions - so how big should / be? and how much swap for 1gb of ram (thinkpad x31)
[16:21] <aimtrainer> ?
[16:22] <phix> rek: ls /media/disk returns what? (dont paste it in here)
[16:22] <benjamin_> for swap the double size of your ram is sufficient
[16:22] <phix> Beijing: 1 1/2 is sufficient :)
[16:23] <rek> archives  documenti  immagini  musica  SmartQ5  soft.img
[16:23] <rek>    phix
[16:23] <realbadapple> swap should be the same size as the amount of ram you have
[16:23] <phix> realbadapple: no, should be slightly larger
[16:23] <Willyyyyyyyyyyy> huhu
[16:23] <phix> rek: ok
[16:23] <phix> rek: sudo mount -o remount,rw /media/disk
[16:23] <realbadapple> this also depends on the amount of vm.swappiness value in sysctrl
[16:23] <Spider> Guys, having a problem with connecting with mobile broadband (Huawei E180) I have tried to change all values, all logins and Pins is correct, when connecting it says just connection closed... I use Ubuntu 9.04.. was thinking of trying out Salutis COnnect, but i dont think its nessecary. any ideas?
[16:24] <aimtrainer> thanks so I wasnt that wrong about my swap partioins after all .. but how about the root partition? (I use an extra partition fpr /home)
[16:24] <matteo_> ciao
[16:24] <rek> same problem
[16:24] <LjL> !it
[16:24] <matteo_> !list
[16:25] <phix> rek: so it remounted it fine?
[16:25] <rek> no digli che restiamo lol
[16:25] <rek> yep phix
[16:25] <Spider> Guys, having a problem with connecting with mobile broadband (Huawei E180) I have tried to change all values, all logins and Pins is correct, when connecting it says just connection closed... I use Ubuntu 9.04.. was thinking of trying out Salutis COnnect, but i dont think its nessecary. any ideas?
[16:25] <Solwretep> http://pastebin.com/m20274f28   ... line 62 got missing separator in this Makefile.... help :)
[16:25] <phix> rek: hmmm, what does dmesg say?
[16:25] <realbadapple> no swap should be same as your ram!
[16:25] <phix> LjL: hey hey hey! :D
[16:25] <calil> hey
[16:25] <phix> realbadapple: slighly larger you mean hey
[16:26] <realbadapple> phix: no it should be the same
[16:26] <rek> FAT: Filesystem panic (dev sdc1)
[16:26] <rek> [14945.194300]     fat_get_cluster: invalid cluster chain (i_pos 0)
[16:27] <realbadapple> phix: you will never really use it that much with the default value of 60 for vm.swappiness I stated earlier
[16:27] <phix> realbadapple: slighly larger you mean hey
[16:27] <stlsaint> realbadapple, rule of thumb...swap should be larger than ram...ram = 1024 swap = 2048
[16:27] <broonsparrow> when trying to install any of the DVD authoring software I'm getting a "you're about to install software that can;t be authenticated. this may pose a threat ...etc" should I be worried?
[16:27] <phix> rek: heh, sounds like you need to run scandisk on your SD card :)
[16:27] <stlsaint> broonsparrow, where did you get the software from?
[16:27] <rek> phix why
[16:27] <realbadapple> phix: only if you have less than 512 meg of ram otherwise the same
[16:28] <broonsparrow> stlaint - the add/remove software option
[16:28] <phix> rek: gvfs-mount -u /media/disk && sudo fsck.vfat -va /dev/sdc1
[16:28] <calil> oi
[16:28] <stlsaint> broonsparrow, no you will be fine...you can add the key so that you wont get that error upon installing but if its i add/remove you should be fine
[16:28] <rek> why
[16:28] <phix> rek: because the filesystem sounds correcupt
[16:28] <phix> corrupt
[16:28] <realbadapple> phix: with 1 gig of ram like the asker stated he would need only 1 gig of swap that would barely get used
[16:28] <broonsparrow> thanks
[16:29] <stlsaint> broonsparrow, stlaint???
[16:29] <phix> rek: you probably took it out without unmounting it first a few times
[16:29] <broonsparrow> opps!
[16:29] <phix> realbadapple: yeah, I still use 1.5 times the RAM :)
[16:29] <phix> rek: did that fix it?
[16:29] <rek> Free cluster summary wrong (853919 vs. really 845672)
[16:29] <rek>  yep
[16:29] <realbadapple> back to my original question, is there a way to kill a zombie process with out loging out?
[16:30] <phix> rek: and when you take it out and put it back in are you able to write to it?
[16:30] <calil> oi
[16:30] <rek> FSCK0000.REC           cool fixed thanks phix u are a very experienced and advanced linux user
[16:30] <phix> calil: hey hey
[16:31] <phix> rek: :)
[16:31] <rek> now i have that 4 kb file
[16:31] <phix> rek: next time unmount it instead of just taking it out
[16:31] <phix> rek: (safetly remove hardware in Windows it is called, in linux you just right click the drive on the desktop and left click remove
[16:32] <phix> rek: umount volume sorry, not remove
[16:32] <a001> Which is the id address if i do sudo ifconfig? Address with this? inet addr:  or address with this: P-t-P:   ?
[16:32] <sipior> realbadapple: yes, you can kill the parent process.
[16:32] <phix> a001: you want to know your ip address?
[16:33] <phix> a001: inet addr is your internet (IP) address
[16:33] <realbadapple> sipior: the parent is not running, hence a zombie process
[16:33] <sipior> realbadapple: no, a zombie is a dead process whose parent has yet to call wait().
[16:34] <sipior> realbadapple: if the parent dies, init becomes the new parent, which should then reap the zombie after a time.
[16:34] <rek> phix i always do it
[16:36] <Keiya> I wonder why tomboy-latex isn't in apt. Damn useful. :3
[16:36]  * Keiya shrugs
[16:36] <realbadapple> sipior: sorry the parent was still running, missed it in the process list, should have grep'ed it
[16:37] <sipior> realbadapple: no worries. try sending it SIGCHLD first, before killing it dead :-)
[16:38] <sipior> Keiya: sounds like you just volunteered to become the package maintainer :-)
[16:38] <wildc4rd> afternoon all
[16:38] <realbadapple> sipior: too late!:-/
[16:38]  * Keiya giggles :J
[16:38] <wyatt> gambas
[16:38] <wyatt> join
[16:40] <boogeyman> DCC SEND thisisatestoftheemergencybroadcastsystem
[16:40] <sipior> that's getting tiresome, i must say.
[16:40] <xuongcgkt> hi everybody
[16:40] <japepper> newbie here needing help with a display problem.  Is this the right place for general questions?
[16:41] <yofel> Keiya: if you really want to have it, follow https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopment/NewPackages
[16:41] <sipior> japepper: yep, sure is
[16:41] <hkem> hi someone I can recommend a good python tutorial for beginners??
[16:41] <EagleScreen> yes
[16:42] <sipior> hkem: http://diveintopython.org/, for one.
[16:42] <japepper> great.  got a new flat panel monitor.  running current stable version, but cannot get the display setting right.  None of the resolution options work.  any recommendations?
[16:42] <hkem> thanks sipior :)
[16:42] <sipior> hkem: sorry, did you mean beginning python programmer, or beginning programmer in general?
[16:42] <xuongcgkt> co ai nguoi viet nam ko
[16:42] <xuongcgkt> co ai nguoi viet nam ko
[16:42] <sipior> hkem: (the book is geared towards experienced programmers looking to get into python)
[16:42] <dragon64> anyone know how to get sound out of an Intel ICH5 sound card? I have module loaded, alsamizer detects card. sound levels up, but no sound
[16:43] <sipior> hkem: otherwise, there's a nice tutorial at python.org.
[16:43] <zap85> hi
[16:44] <Kelwing> hi
[16:44] <hkem> i will check this thanks again
[16:44] <h32Lg> hi @all
[16:45] <eaglestar> hi my firefox says i need a windows speech decoder to watch bloomberg.com what can i do to fix this?
[16:45] <zap85> I am using xubuntu. I change my display resolution, after a reboot it reverts back to lower resolution. How can I save my settings ?
[16:45] <mgmuscari> !pastebin
[16:46] <Ose> can anybody help me with some wifi connection settings?
[16:48] <eaglestar> zap85 make sure that it is running the correct xorg file
[16:49] <GreyGhost> zap85, paste ur /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[16:50] <Arnar> hey all
[16:50] <Arnar> Q: should my /boot/initrd.img-... file be changing from day to day?
[16:50] <Arnar> mine has become corrupt (unexpected EOF from gzip).. wondering how I go about getting it fixed
[16:51] <mado> howdy folks! ...
[16:51] <mado> can anyone please help me? ... i need to ask you something about two routers ...
[16:51] <mado> http://us.zyxel.com/Products/Details.aspx?CategoryGroupNo=PDCA200913 ... http://us.zyxel.com/Products/details.aspx?PC1IndexFlag=20040520161256&CategoryGroupNo=PDCA2007046
[16:52] <creek23> hi all
[16:52] <mado> which one is better? ...
[16:52] <zap85> Hi I have pasted my xorg.conf at http://paste.ubuntu.com/286309/
[16:52] <mado> and some things like that
[16:52] <creek23> where can ask for help on Wubi problem?
[16:53] <grawity> creek23: Here.
[16:53] <mado> since i don't really know much about routers ... i have to ask you
[16:53] <creek23> grawity: thanks... so here's my problem
[16:54] <creek23> my WUBi installation is on my drive C .... by somehow, I'm getting a "wubildr not found" when I boot Ubuntu
[16:56] <GreyGhost> zap85, backup the file .. then try adding http://paste.ubuntu.com/286313/
[16:56] <GreyGhost> zap85, change Modes to ur resolution .. n backup frst .
[16:56] <creek23> another, my drive C is now 0 bytes
[16:56] <zap85> ok
[16:59] <eddy> whats a good guide to getting a static ip#?
[17:00] <creek23_> eddy: you need to pay for a static IP.
[17:00] <sipior> eddy: talk to your ISP
[17:00] <biczd> eddy: try no-ip.com
[17:00] <eddy> ok ty
[17:00] <creek23_> any solution to my WUBI problem?
[17:02] <[Nobody]> hey creek23_
[17:03] <creek23_> hi Nobody
[17:03] <[Nobody]> whats the wubi problem?
[17:03] <pigflu> Could anyone tell me if this loads? http://188.113.64.59
[17:03] <LjL> pigflu: it doesn't
[17:03] <creek23_> pigflu: nah
[17:03] <odysseas> Hello everyone, is there any way to install vanilla KDE, not the kubuntu-desktop?
[17:04] <grawity> odysseas: Just open Synaptic, and select the KDE packages you want.
[17:04] <odysseas> thanks grawity
[17:04] <grawity> odysseas: Look for kde-base or something like that.
[17:04] <[Nobody]> creek23 whats the wubi problem ur havin?
[17:04] <Sitowlan> pigflu, the port is filtered, you need to open port 80 in your router
[17:05] <zap85> thanks for the help greyghost
[17:05] <grawity> creek23: From Windows, open the Command Prompt and run 'chkdsk /f c:'
[17:05] <creek23_> Nobody, Ubuntu wont boot because wubildr is missing
[17:05] <GreyGhost> zap85, worked?
[17:05] <[Nobody]> creek23, sounds like you've shutdown bad and corrupted it, so do what grawity said
[17:06] <creek23_> grawity, my drive C cannot be read by Windows installation, but can be mounted by Ubuntu LiveCD
[17:06] <[Nobody]> ouch, you tried to go into standby or hibernation on wubi didnt u?
[17:06] <grawity> creek23_: Hm. Do you have a Windows install CD you could run chkdsk from?
[17:06] <creek23_> it seems, my drive C is now a non-Windows compatible file system
[17:06] <grawity> [Nobody]: That shouldn't be the problem
[17:06] <[Nobody]> yeah it is
[17:07] <[Nobody]> i tried it once by accdient and killed my windows
[17:07] <grawity> creek23_: _What_ filesystem is it, then? What does the LiveCD report it as?
[17:07] <ChrisMcA> newbie question here - can I access a windows network share from the unix command line?
[17:07] <creek23_> LiveCD says, its ntfs-3g
[17:07] <grawity> ChrisMcA: Yep.
[17:07] <ChrisMcA> Cool, what's the syntax?
[17:07] <creek23_> btw, what's fuseblk?
[17:07] <grawity> ChrisMcA: If you use GNOME - the preferred way is gvfs-mount smb://user@host/share/; cd ~/.gvfs/
[17:08] <pak0> hi all
[17:08] <grawity> ChrisMcA: For the "traditional" way, look up mount.cifs
[17:08] <pak0> i`m looking if its possible to work with one yamaha cvp-206 on ubuntu http://music.yamaha.com/products/main.html?productId=113&hierarchy_id=20017_20018_16277
[17:08] <creek23_> Nobody, Ive always left my laptop on standby.
[17:08] <[Nobody]> with wubi thats dangerous
[17:08] <creek23_> and got it shutdown correctly the last time it was working okay.
[17:08] <[Nobody]> wubi somehow fails with standby/hibernation
[17:08] <pak0> i know i have drivers for mac and windows, but cant find anything about ubuntu or linux or something
[17:09] <ChrisMcA> cheers grawity, I'll give that a shot
[17:09] <grawity> ChrisMcA: And there's smbclient too, but it's a little inconvienent to use. (But doesn't require root privs or GNOME.)
[17:09] <GreyGhost> crap my firefox got messed up ..
[17:10] <creek23_> grawity, sadly, i dont have my windows install disk now.
[17:10] <grawity> ChrisMcA: Note that for gvfs-mount or smbclient to work, you'll need to install the 'samba' package. (It includes a SMB server too.) But mount.cifs seems to work without that.
[17:12] <xok> hello all...
[17:12] <drewby> who here is excited for 9.10
[17:12] <xok> I am not able to creat tun0 device...
[17:12] <creek23_> i am ;)
[17:12] <shaullx> im planing on installing win7 to duel bot ubuntu and win7 what do i need to do so the loader will remain grub and not windows 7 loader?
[17:12] <xok>  ip tunnel add tun0 mode ipip remote 217.147.235.105 local 62.168.165.53 dev eth0
[17:12] <xok> ioctl: No such device
[17:12] <xok> ups, sorry... :-D
[17:12] <drewby> shaullx: install windows first, then ubuntu
[17:12] <xok> this is the command I use, and error itself..
[17:12] <shaullx> drewby too late, any other options?
[17:13] <drewby> shaullx: if you've installed ubuntu first, go ahead and install windows, then reinstall grub
[17:13] <shaullx> how do i reinstall grub?
[17:13] <grawity> grub-install
[17:13] <xok> shaullx, grup-update...
[17:13] <IdleOne> !fixgrub
[17:13] <drewby> shaullx: all you need to do is boot onto your ubuntu livecd and install grub, there's tons of tutorials on google
[17:13] <shaullx> ok thanks:)
[17:14] <[Nobody]> shaullx, boot ur livecd and type grub-install /dev/sda
[17:14] <[Nobody]> (or hda if ur hdd is different)
[17:14] <shaullx> im afraid of the win7 loader i turned off my netbook and removed the usb device and it didnt boot
[17:14] <drewby> I'm switching over to 64 bit linux with the release of 9.10, any pointers?
[17:14] <drewby> no pun intended
[17:14] <shaullx> gave me stupid error about printers and usb devices badly removed
[17:15] <Ose> can anybody help me with some wifi connection settings?
[17:15] <[Nobody]> not even vista does that shaullx
[17:15] <[Nobody]> lol
[17:15] <[Nobody]> yeah i can ose
[17:15] <shaullx> it never happen to me i dont know what exactly causes it
[17:15] <Ose> great!
[17:15] <shaullx> but win7 is much better then vista
[17:15] <shaullx> even xp
[17:16] <thechitow> Can someone assist me in getting my mouse to work again
[17:16] <credobyte> thechitow: usb ?
[17:16] <fccf> !karmic | drewby
[17:16] <[Nobody]> ok ose, has ubuntu detected your wifi card and started the right driver?
[17:16] <shaullx> anyone know how to fix the wifi indication light? it doesnt seems to work in ubuntu
[17:16] <shaullx> in acer aspire one d250
[17:16] <ringo999> anbody running jauntry on macbook pro 5,5? how did you get the sound to work, read and tried everything from the forums, no success :-(
[17:17] <[Nobody]> hey Ose you still here?
[17:17] <Ose> [Nobody]: the wifi USB dongle I have to use has worked before, so all drivers n stuff should be working
[17:17] <[Nobody]> ok so usually you can click the top corner on the wireless light
[17:17] <Ose> [Nobody]: however, I had to reset my wifi router, and ubuntu did not like that
[17:17] <[Nobody]> what wifi router is it?
[17:18] <shaullx> anyone running ubuntu on acer aspire one d250 here?
[17:18] <Ose> [Nobody]: linksys something
[17:18] <[Nobody]> hmm did you see anything about MAC Filtering?
[17:18] <[Nobody]> in the settings
[17:18] <thechitow> It would previously work if I unplugged it
[17:18] <thechitow> Bout now it doesn't work at all.
[17:19] <switch10_> can anyone recommend a good usb controller that is compatible with linux.  Im using it for snes, nes, and n64 emulation.  possibly more
[17:20] <thechitow> My mouse doesn't work, Can Someone Help!?!?! this is my dmesg: http://www.pastebin.com/f45da03df
[17:20] <creek23_> any other suggestion on my WUBI problem?
[17:20] <xok> can anyone help me setup tunnel device on ubuntu 9.04?..
[17:20] <noren> hi guys
[17:21] <creek23_> the whole drive C cannot be read by windows so I cannot do the chkdsk
[17:21] <noren> i am trying to move my home folder to a new partition, please guide to some howto
[17:21] <grawity> creek23_: backup, reinstall?
[17:21] <jakeriver> does anyone know how to clean skype contacts on the first menu in easy peasy ubuntu?
[17:21] <noren> !home
[17:21] <creek23_> grawity, last hope?
[17:22] <thechitow> My mouse doesn't work, Can Someone Help!?!?! this is my dmesg: http://www.pastebin.com/f45da03df
[17:22] <Somniferous15> howdy, i just put ubuntu on an acer aspire one and need help with the wireless
[17:22] <ringo9999> anbody running jauntry on macbook pro 5,5? how did you get the sound to work, read and tried everything from the forums, no success :-(
[17:22] <noren> http://psychocats.net/ubuntu/separatehome i have tried following this
[17:22] <fccf> switch10_: as controllers go USB rocks as it is a standard and most if not all will work out of the box
[17:23] <xok> can anyone give any kind of advice on creating tun0 devices?..
[17:23] <xok> google doesn't seem to have anything..
[17:23] <Somniferous15> i've tried to download and instal madwifi from terminal, but it says i may be missing something
[17:23] <Somniferous15> any ideas?
[17:24] <noren> hey grawity: i was able to boot back into gui now need further assistance
[17:24] <fccf> Somniferous15: not sure how you are trying to install .. have you tried the one from the repos
[17:24] <Somniferous15> nope? i'm new to linux
[17:25] <mado> er ... folks? ... where do i have to go to ask someone about routers? ...
[17:25] <rsk> Somniferous15: ath5/9not working?
[17:25] <Somniferous15> i just got finished installing the ndiswrapper, but i tried that once before and it didn't work
[17:25] <C_Kode> Are there any issues with any of the update servers?  There appears to be one I cannot connect too.  I can't download the Nvidia drivers
[17:25] <rsk> mado: try #hardware
[17:25] <mado> thanks rsk
[17:25] <Somniferous15> yeah, ath5 not working
[17:25] <fccf> Somniferous15: open synaptic System>Administration>Synaptic Package Manager ... and search for madwifi and install it
[17:26] <system404> how to get gdesklets to run on startup
[17:26] <thechitow> My mouse doesn't work, Can Someone Help!?!?! this is my dmesg: http://www.pastebin.com/f45da03df
[17:26] <flugh> any tips on turning off powermizer on nvidia cards? my notebook keeps flickering as it changes freqs, a google mentioned turning it off, but there's no method for it via the config tool
[17:26] <fccf> Somniferous15: actually you want the ath5k package ... which you will also find in synaptic
[17:26] <flugh> i tried pointing my finger and telling it sternly, but it ignored me
[17:26] <credobyte> thechitow: paste.ubuntu.com
[17:27] <Somniferous15> so search for ath5 pack? or madwifi?
[17:27] <VCoolio> system404: add it in system > preferences > startup applications (jaunty) or sessions (pre-Jaunty)
[17:27] <levene> I just enabled accessibility support in gnome on ubuntu 8.10. After logging out, gdm doesn't respond to keyboard or mouse input. Help!
[17:27] <system404> VCoolio: thanks
[17:27] <fccf> Somniferous15: ath5k .. it is there alphabetically
[17:27] <levene> how can i disable accessibility support from the console?
[17:27] <Somniferous15> k, thnx.
[17:28] <system404> VCoolio: im browsing the files to add it to startup apps but where is the file required to startup located
[17:29] <bastid_raZor> system404: on boot or after logging in to your desktop?
[17:29] <VCoolio> system404: in /usr/bin I think but will take a few secs to load, better just enter the command instead of searching (gdesklets ?)
[17:29] <corigo> Is there a way to do mv from the command line recursive?
[17:29] <bastid_raZor> << late joiner .. should read more
[17:29] <system404> after logging in to my desktop i want to startup gdesklets automativly so all my lil desklets comeup ryt away without me having to go to apps and start the gdesklets service
[17:30] <credobyte> corigo: -R
[17:30] <system404> VCoolio: whats the command
[17:30] <xok> guys, I really some help, can anyone suggest anything?..
[17:30] <bastid_raZor> !startup > system404
[17:30] <xok> need*
[17:30] <sipior> credobyte: i'm pretty sure mv isn't packing a "-R" option
[17:30] <VCoolio> system404: check the command by rightclicking the menu button, "edit menu" and search for it
[17:31] <levene> how can i disable orca from the console?
[17:31] <sipior> corigo: you can just mv the top level directory, no?
[17:31] <VCoolio> system404: probably just "gdesklets" but maybe there's a daemon involved
[17:31] <corigo> invalid option "R"
[17:31] <system404> VCoolio: gots it thanks much
[17:31] <levene> corigo: mkdir foo; mv stuff foo; mv foo bar/
[17:31] <system404> VCoolio: it was gdesklets shell
[17:31] <Somniferous15> so i'm checking the synaptic package manager, but there is no ath5 anywhere to be found. only athcool for a powersaver
[17:32] <fccf> Somniferous15: sorry, install madwifi-tools
[17:32] <Somniferous15> what should i try now?
[17:32] <credobyte> sipior: just guessing ( haven't used it for a while ).
[17:32] <flugh> why does firefox insist on repeatedly telling me it was updated and needs to be restarted? i've restarted via it's prompt, and just closing it and starting a new session... it's as bad as windows update
[17:32] <credobyte> corigo: mv /source/* /target
[17:32] <bastid_raZor> corigo: you can move an entire directory without any other syntax.. mv /directory /new/location
[17:32] <Somniferous15> will do
[17:32] <levene> is there a console browser in ubuntu that understands https:// ?
[17:32] <corigo> directory worked
[17:33] <sipior> redobyte: it was a logical guess, anyway :-)
[17:33] <levene> how can i bind caps lock to control on the console?
[17:33] <ringo9999> anybody using ubuntu on apple, does it work?
[17:33] <system404> well i finally feel i have my ubuntu all configured it looks how i want it to looks it acts as i wish it to act all hardware running great got all the apps i need what shall i do with her next is there any lil tune up tips i could perform
[17:33] <playya> levene, lynx
[17:34] <ringo999> anybody using ubuntu on apple, does it work?
[17:34] <levene> playya: mine doesn't do https
[17:34] <levene> playya: on 8.10
[17:34] <playya> i just tested it
[17:34] <flugh> system404: make an image for later use after your tuneups break something ;)
[17:34] <playya> I'm on 9.04
[17:34] <levene> playya: bah :(
[17:34] <system404> whats a good app for ghost images
[17:34] <fccf> levine: www-browser will connect via SSL ... I just tried it it works
[17:35] <flugh> sorry, no idea.i do it the hard way. break it, reinstall. /shrug
[17:35] <fccf> levene: also called w3m
[17:35] <Somniferous15> alright, madwifi-tools downloaded and installed. what do i need to do know?
[17:35] <flugh> break, reinstall while wishing i had backed it up ;)
[17:35] <Somniferous15> now*
[17:35] <levene> fccf: ah. actually www-browser is lynx for me :)
[17:35] <levene> fccf: but elinks does work, too
[17:35] <blarghle> I'm very confused,,, I've got a partition that says there are 26G in use, but there are only 18k in use by files(including hidden and trash).  Where could my 26G of files have disappeared to?
[17:36] <blarghle> I know I had all of those files there
[17:36] <playya> blarghle, tried a df -hs /path/to/dir/* ?
[17:36] <daevski> Hey all -- I need help with wireless quick. Here is my recent post on the forums: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8056725#post8056725
[17:36] <fccf> Somniferous15: sudo modprobe ath5k
[17:37] <Somniferous15> and that should be it?
[17:37] <daevski> If anyone can help, that would be swell :)
[17:37] <fccf> Somniferous15: with any luck, yes
[17:37] <Somniferous15> thanx a bunch, bout to find out
[17:38] <blarghle> playya: df: invalid option -- 's'
[17:38] <[x]sodium[x]> hey where are the firefox files locate in ubuntu ?
[17:38] <Somniferous15> nothing happened. do i need to reboot before it'll work?
[17:39] <credobyte> [x]sodium[x]: locate firefox
[17:39] <[x]sodium[x]> in terminal
[17:39] <[x]sodium[x]> ?
[17:39] <bastid_raZor> [x]sodium[x]: ~/.mozilla/
[17:39] <credobyte> [x]sodium[x]: yes
[17:40] <blarghle> playya: 25 GB confirmed in use without option 's'
[17:40] <playya> blarghle, its du not df. sorry
[17:40] <[x]sodium[x]> locate firefox
[17:40] <[x]sodium[x]> locate: can not open `/var/lib/mlocate/mlocate.db': No such file or directory
[17:40] <C_Kode> [x]sodium[x]: sudo updatedb
[17:40] <playya> daevski, tried to load the dell modules?
[17:41] <daevski> playya, I'm not familiar with them. what do you mean?
[17:41] <blarghle> playya: again, 25G confirmed in use
[17:41] <[x]sodium[x]> :D
[17:41] <playya> blarghle, added the * at the end?
[17:41] <fcc1> playya: daevski: those arn't dell modules... it is a intel module and it may be broken in Jaunty ... I'd personally try it in Hardy
[17:42] <Szuki> Hi. I have question. I`m using vpn service acevpn.com everythings works fine but i have error: No buffer space available (code=105) . I cant find solution please help me .
[17:42] <levene> how can i change from gdm to another session manager?
[17:42] <playya> fcc1, maybe it's need for the power switch
[17:42] <blarghle> Playya: # du -hs /media/truecrypt1/*
[17:42] <swoody> levene: sudo dpkg-reconfigure gdm
[17:42] <playya> daevski, dell-wmi and dell-laptop
[17:43] <system404> anyone advise on good backup tool
[17:43] <system404> ie ghost imaging software
[17:43] <daevski> playya, are those packages?
[17:43] <blarghle> playya: however, I do get "du: cannot access `/media/truecrypt1/home/default/.gconfd': Stale NFS file handle" but I don't think that's related
[17:43] <credobyte> !dd > system404
[17:43] <levene> gah, kdm doesn't work either :-(
[17:43] <playya> daevski, kernel modules. let me search the package
[17:44] <levene> what could cause X to stop responding to keyboard and mouse input?
[17:44] <system404> credobyte: ?
[17:44] <daevski> fccl, good thought, I will try hardy as a last resort, I really like Jaunty :)
[17:44] <playya> blarghle, remount it.
[17:44] <[0_0]> how can i install theme files in ubuntu
[17:44] <daevski> playya, thank you.
[17:44] <fcc1> !theme
[17:44] <credobyte> system404: appearantely bot doesn't know anything about dd, so - http://www.debianhelp.co.uk/ddcommand.htm
[17:44] <fcc1> !changetemees
[17:44] <blarghle> levene: do you have a way to check your xorg.conf?
[17:44] <fcc1> !changethemes
[17:45] <mostafa_> how can I add lines into the file? but specific lines
[17:45] <Scoup> i i installed mac4lin but it's changed my minimize/maxmize/close button to left position, how can i change back to right?
[17:45] <[0_0]> !xubuntu
[17:45] <blarghle> levene: you might somehow have missing or incorrect input configuration
[17:45] <mgmuscari> let's say i want to start the following services on startup:
[17:46] <mostafa_> how can I add lines into the file? but specific lines
[17:46] <mgmuscari> wlan0 connection, samba mount, pulseaudio, mpd
[17:46] <mgmuscari> in that order
[17:46] <mgmuscari> what's the best way to do that?
[17:46] <VCoolio> Scoup: open gconf-editor and go to apps>metacity
[17:46] <ope> is there a way without installing automount to mount an nfs v4 driver dynamically?
[17:46] <Scoup> VCoolio: i'll try that, ty
[17:46] <blarghle> playya: this is the third time i've mounted it with the same result
[17:47] <system404> credobyte: so do i just run these commands from the terminal
[17:47] <Szuki> Nobody Knows: No buffer space available (code=105) What this error means? (VPN)
[17:47] <system404> i want to backup onto my backup partition
[17:47] <blarghle> playya: the last time i saw it working properly, I was trying to copy the data to a larger partition, and I had to cancel because the computer had to be shut downI was trying to copy the data from one volume
[17:47] <JohannesSM64> just me that has a slight bug so that when I start vim in gnome-terminal, the window title displayed in the taskbar is changed to No Name, and when I quit vim, it's changed to No Name - VIM?
[17:48] <JohannesSM64> it happens about.. half the time
[17:48] <system404> credobyte:  this looks a lil out my league right now wouldnt be confident usingf this is there an app to simplify this
[17:48] <fcc1> Szuki: that sounds like a function coming from your VPN service provider ... ask their tech support, we cannot support other people's product
[17:48] <playya> blarghle, do you use a vfat partition?
[17:48] <a> does anyone know a google earth type app that will work in ubuntu?
[17:48] <blarghle> playya: no, it's ext3
[17:48] <daevski> a, I think google earth works in Jaunty
[17:48] <blarghle> playya: both are
[17:49] <credobyte> system404: sudo aptitude search backup
[17:49] <fcc1> a: google-earth is available for ubuntu .. google has a repository
[17:49] <playya> blarghle, can you ls the error?
[17:49] <slacker_nl> acase gone to bed? :(
[17:49] <blarghle> playya: ls?
[17:50] <fcc1> !googleearth |a
[17:51] <daevski> fccl: that bot rocks lol
[17:51] <blarghle> playya: BRILIANT!
[17:51] <shodan45> I have a 6.06 server. I put a simple shell script in /etc/cron.daily, but it never runs. If I run it manually, it works fine. What can I do to troubleshoot this?
[17:51] <playya> blarghle, ehhh. the file. i had a simliar error, but can't remember how to solve it
[17:51] <daevski> playya, any luck finding the packages or whatever you were searching for me?
[17:51] <system404> any comments on backuppc app im in process of installing it just want to know your views and experiances with this
[17:51] <playya> afaik this file has neither owner nor group
[17:52] <playya> daevski, no. not yet. i fail at using apt-file
[17:52] <a> thanx fccl. sorry for the newb question, but how do I access that reppository?
[17:52] <blarghle> playya:  I can cd to it in the terminal.  I'll try finishing the move operation with terminal commands
[17:52] <daevski> playya, can you breif me on what you think the issue is? maybe I can research some more on it.
[17:52] <blarghle> playya: thanks for the help
[17:53] <pw-toxic> hi.. my linux doesnt boot anymore..
[17:53] <joeyeye> can someone help me with my keyboard - the numbers on the keypad don't work, but they move the mouse cursor - weird!
[17:53] <pw-toxic> it says fsck error 4 and drops me to the console
[17:53] <mostafa_> how can I add lines into the file?
[17:53] <pw-toxic> what shall i do?
[17:54] <daevski> playya, fccl: The slider switch seems to do nothing and the wireless card isn't auto detected.
[17:54] <blarghle> joeyey: sounds like you have virtual mouse enabled... I'll take a look to see how to turn it of
[17:54] <blarghle> joeyeye: sounds like you have virtual mouse enabled... I'll take a look to see how to turn it of
[17:54] <playya> daevski, thats why i think you need this modules
[17:54] <rmrfslash> How can I get 32-bit java on Ubuntu 64-bit
[17:54] <fcc1> daevski: does the wireless card show up in either dmesg or lspci
[17:54] <rmrfslash> I tried installing Java 1.5
[17:54] <system404> joeyeye: system / preferences / keyboard and check you have the correct keyboard layout
[17:55] <playya> daevski, can you test if this fails: modinfo dell-wmi
[17:55] <rmrfslash> and changing the alternatives to java 1.5
[17:55] <pw-toxic> system404, how shall i do this? my pc doesnt boot anymore!!!
[17:55] <credobyte> does anybody know how to enable message highlighting ( some kind of regex ) ?
[17:55] <credobyte> * in Konversation
[17:55] <joeyeye> blarghle: thanks ... I do.  It's odd, sometimes they keypad works "as expected" and other times not
[17:55] <daevski> fccl: yes it is in lspci.
[17:55] <rrittenhouse> What would the (smartest) way to upgrade PHP to a newer version on my Live Ubuntu Hardy server LTS server?
[17:55] <playya> rmrfslash, ia32-sun-java5-bin
[17:55] <pw-toxic> system404, when i boot ubuntu, it says there was an error4 wile fsck and then drops to the console
[17:56] <blarghle> joeyeye: did you fix it?
[17:56] <joeyeye> blarghle: no :(
[17:56] <bo7amny_> hi i downloaded ubuntu remix and it was in img format , i need a program that can burn that format , pleas ?
[17:56] <joeyeye> blarghle: I checked in sys | prefs | keyb
[17:56] <grawity> bo7amny_: I think the Remix is for making bootable USB pendrives, not CDs.
[17:56] <Somniferous151> I downloaded and installed madwifi-tools, then ran modprobe but my wireless still doesn't work. Help?
[17:57] <nerdy_kid> how do i make my x server available over the network?
[17:57] <system404> pw-toxic: this may be of some help http://linux.die.net/man/8/fsck
[17:57] <blarghle> joeyeye: go to preferences > keyboard > mouse keys and tell me if "Pointer can be controlled using the keypad" is checked or unchecked.
[17:58] <rmrfslash> playya: trying this
[17:58] <joeyeye> blarghle: it's not checked
[17:58] <mgmuscari> how can i see what runlevel i'm at?
[17:59] <blarghle> joeyeye: not check the layouts tab to make sure you have the correct keyboard selected
[17:59] <AJC_Z0> mgmuscari: who -r
[17:59] <bo7amny_> ok how can i but it in a usb flash ?
[17:59] <bo7amny_> just drag and drop ?
[17:59] <Somniferous151> i also loaded the ndiswrapper.should i go ahead and install the windows wireless drivers to get it working?
[17:59] <grawity> bo7amny_: No.
[17:59] <joeyeye> blarghle: I flipped the keyboard model from "generic 101 key" to "dell" and back and now it's ok again
[17:59] <joeyeye> blarghle: bizarre
[17:59] <mgmuscari> hm, 2
[17:59] <grawity> bo7amny_: dd if=file.img of=/dev/(device file of your pendrive)
[17:59] <blarghle> joeyeye: that's thouroughly strange
[17:59] <playya> daevski, it's in linux image. so it should already be installed
[17:59] <AJC_Z0> ..since "runlevel" was clearly just too easy
[18:00] <nerdy_kid> how do i make my x server available over the network?
[18:00] <bo7amny_> thanks
[18:00] <lifestream> Hi, I suddenly have no sound at all. I haven't installed any kernel or driver updates, I think. Why would I have no sound now?
[18:00] <daevski> playya fccl: it think he issue is that isn't not enabled/engaged. Like the switch needs to be thrown for it to turn on. :-/ but I'm not sure how to do that.
[18:01] <AJC_Z0> nerdy_kid: In "Login Window" in the "Remote" tab
[18:01] <cgroza> lifestream,did you changed any settings?
[18:01] <AJC_Z0> and "Security" tab
[18:01] <chiky> ?
[18:01] <chiky> veero?
[18:01] <nerdy_kid> AJC_Z0 Karmic got rid of that :( some file i can edit?
[18:02] <lifestream> cgroza, I don't think so. I turned off Beep a week ago or so, but I heard that it might cause all sounds to stop playing. So I booted up, and OK, beep was off, and sounds are playing OK.   But a few boots later there is no sound
[18:02] <esther> veeroo!!
[18:02] <cgroza> lifestream,what driver do you use?
[18:03] <AJC_Z0> nerdy_kid: You could just edit the gdm config directly
[18:03] <lifestream> cgroza, not sure how to check. When I open Volume Control, it says "HDA Intel (Alsa Mixer)"
[18:03] <lifestream> cgroza, using Jaunty
[18:04] <cgroza> lifestream,try to change to OSS
[18:04] <cgroza> in sound settings
[18:04] <AJC_Z0> In case it's not obvious, see gdm(1)
[18:04] <mgmuscari> is anybody here an expert on /etc/init.d/*.sh scripts?
[18:04] <Dev_N00b> I could use one
[18:05] <mgmuscari> i notice that my scripts in /etc/rc2.d start with SNN
[18:05] <Xcell> this fixed some system sound problems   http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1071525
[18:05] <mgmuscari> where NN is a number
[18:05] <nerdy_kid> AJC_Z0 crap they messed with that too...what the heck thanks anyway
[18:05] <mgmuscari> does this specify the run order?
[18:05] <grawity> mgmuscari: Basically, yes. The scripts are run in alphabetical order, AFAIK. So 00 would run before 10, and so on.
[18:05] <mgmuscari> ok
[18:06] <mgmuscari> grawity: so if i want to start my wifi first
[18:06] <mgmuscari> i put an auto entry in /etc/network/interfaces
[18:06] <mgmuscari> should i start the NetworkManager service before the services that rely on having a network connection?
[18:06] <aninom> i am trying to install ns2 , and i get this error: checking Tcl http.tcl library... configure: error: Couldn't find http.tcl in  	
[18:06] <mgmuscari> i have a samba mount in my fstab
[18:07] <Enissay> how can i change sleeping for inactivity to shutdown please? (laptop jaunty)
[18:07] <grawity> mgmuscari: Does NM even use /etc/network/interfaces?
[18:07] <mgmuscari> grawity: i don't know :/
[18:07] <mgmuscari> grawity: is it possible to start my network before the fstab is read?
[18:08] <danielbohry> #punsh
[18:08] <grawity> mgmuscari: Well... no. The network software requires at least / to be mounted correctly - and that is done when reading fstab.
[18:08] <mgmuscari> urgh
[18:08] <mgmuscari> so i guess i could run another mount -a after the network is up
[18:09] <grawity> mgmuscari: If you have networked filesystems, you might try setting them to 'noauto', and writing your own initscript that mounts them all.
[18:09] <BitWraith> every time I plug in my SD card, it gets mounted at /media/disk. which service do I have to stop to temporarily disable that?
[18:09] <mgmuscari> noauto in the fstab?
[18:09] <grawity> mgmuscari: Well, leaving it as 'auto' would just hang if the network isn't up yet.
[18:10] <mgmuscari> would it wait for the network to be up or just not get to that point?
[18:10] <grawity> 'noauto' simply means 'only mount this filesystem when told'
[18:10] <FLAC> hey y'all
[18:11] <mgmuscari> do you know when interfaces in /etc/network/interfaces are brought up?
[18:11] <FLAC> is ubuntu good for lighttdp?
[18:11] <FLAC> i was thinking of using ubuntu or centos
[18:12] <grawity> FLAC: Ubuntu for a server?
[18:12] <FLAC> @grawity yes
[18:12] <ltcabral> hey... how can i set emerald to be the default window manager? when i restart it always come back to metacity...
[18:12] <grawity> ltcabral: Are you using Compiz? Or just plain metacity?
[18:12] <Keiya> Are the Sugar packages broken? :/
[18:12] <Xcell> ltcabral-  try installing fusion icon
[18:12] <ltcabral> grawity: compiz
[18:12] <ronx> has anyone else had any sound and/or alsa problems since upgrading to 2.6.28-15.52?  aptitude prompted me to upgrade yesterday, and since then, my sound card is no longer recognized... any ideas?
[18:13] <grawity> ltcabral: Install CCSM, look for 'metacity' everywhere in the settings :|
[18:13] <FLAC> ??
[18:13] <grawity> ltcabral: Also, isn't Emerald not developed anymore?
[18:13] <seidos> ronx: what sound chipset?
[18:13] <FLAC> VAGINA
[18:13] <FLAC> is ubuntu good for pr0n?
[18:13] <mgmuscari> hmmm well i'm going to restart this machine and see if my audio server comes back up gracefully...
[18:13] <ltcabral> grawity: no idea... but the window theme i use is emerald :P
[18:13] <Keiya> ...
[18:13] <Keiya> FLAC, we have children here. Be appropriate, please/
[18:13] <FLAC> blarg
[18:14] <zouhair> Hi, it's easy to knwo which file a symbolic link links to, but how to know if a file has a symbolic link linking to it?
[18:14] <FLAC> srry
[18:14] <FLAC> so can anyone aswser ma question?
[18:14] <ronx> seidos, sec, lemme grab it
[18:14] <playya> brb
[18:14] <seidos> FLAC: if someone could, they probably would
[18:14] <FLAC> ah i see. thanks.
[18:14] <ronx> Realtek ALC889A
[18:14] <ltcabral> grawity: i have ccsm
[18:15] <FLAC> anyone here running lighttpd on a ubuntu server?
[18:15] <FLAC> apache sucks
[18:15] <SealedWithAKiss> How do I type a command in the terminal and write the output to a text file?
[18:15] <seidos> apache works fine for me
[18:15] <grawity> zouhair: find / -type l -lname "/afile"
[18:15] <grawity> SealedWithAKiss: command > file
[18:15] <Xcell> ltcabral-  the fusion icon has a built in switch which works
[18:15] <grawity> SealedWithAKiss: Or, to append, command >> file
[18:15] <seidos> ronx: how did you check?  system > prefs > sound?
[18:15] <ltcabral> Xcell: uh?
[18:15] <mgmuscari> how do i turn off the splash screen... nosplash in my menu.lst?
[18:16] <Xcell> ltcabral-  are u using compiz?
[18:16] <grawity> mgmuscari: Almost. Remove 'splash' from it.
[18:16] <ronx> seidos, i looked at the specs for my board... under sound prefs, it doesn't list anything
[18:16] <mgmuscari> what do i do with "quiet"
[18:16] <ltcabral> Xcell: yes
[18:16] <grawity> mgmuscari: Remove that too, I guess.
[18:16] <mgmuscari> what does that do?
[18:16] <Xcell> then install the fusion icon in synapt.. it should help you
[18:17] <beam> hello there, can anyone please point out to me a channel dedicated to music and music software?
[18:17] <grawity> mgmuscari: 'quiet' hides all the boot messages.
[18:17] <mgmuscari> ok
[18:17] <zouhair> grawity: I was rather wondering if there was some command on the file to see if it got links
[18:17] <mgmuscari> alright let's see if this thing reboots gracefully now that i have my services set up...
[18:17] <zouhair> thanks anyway
[18:17] <grawity> mgmuscari: Btw, try removing 'quiet' but keeping 'splash'. Looks nice.
[18:17] <grawity> zouhair: And I just gave that command.
[18:17] <seidos> ronx: in sound prefs I have HDA Intel ALC268 listed.  strange that you have nothing listed in sound prefs.
[18:18] <ltcabral> Xcell: hm.. ok.. will give it a try
[18:18] <Xcell> ok
[18:18] <ronx> seidos, you mean for each of the devices?  like Sound Events?  currently selected is "ALSA - Advanced Linux Sound Architecture"
[18:18] <grawity> zouhair: It's impossible to know that without checking every symlink in the filesystem.
[18:18] <ronx> i used to have a bunch of entries for ALC885
[18:18] <beam>  hello there, can anyone please point out to me a channel dedicated to music and music software?
[18:18] <SealedWithAKiss> Thanks grawity
[18:18] <ronx> but since this last upgrade, it seems the OS doesn't recognize my sound card anymore
[18:19] <seidos> ronx: do you have the process "pulseaudio" running?
[18:19] <Keiya> beam: Most channels are dedicated to a specific project, on freenode.
[18:19] <ronx> seidos, no, i removed pulse a while back
[18:19] <ltcabral> Xcell: k i installed fusion icon now what
[18:19] <seidos> ronx: hmmm, I still use pulse
[18:20] <ronx> everything's been running fine until an aptitude upgrade last night
[18:20] <ronx> [UPGRADE] linux-image-2.6.28-15-generic 2.6.28-15.49 -> 2.6.28-15.52
[18:20] <ronx> etc
[18:20] <system404> guys heres what i wanna do i wanna make a backup of my ubuntu install onto my backup partition i also want a recovery disk so that if the system goes tits up i can pop in my disk and reload my image from my backup partition what app is simplest to do this
[18:20] <slacker_nl> system404: clonezilla allows such a thing
[18:20] <bumba> can anybody tell me what will be my email id if I use Evolution - like whether it will be b@evolution.com or b@pop.com or something else. I am novice to computer and ubuntu
[18:20] <ronx> anyone know of an easy way to roll back a particular aptitude upgrade?
[18:20] <seidos> ronx: not sure what it could be in the kernel that changed that would cause your sound to stop functioning
[18:20] <beam> Keiya: Thanks
[18:21] <slacker_nl> system404: first you make a backup of your disk/partition, then you can make an iso from it, burn that to cd/dvd and boot from it, restoring your system
[18:21] <system404> is clonezilla easy to use
[18:21] <seidos> ronx: did you see if the older kernel was available from grub?
[18:21] <slacker_nl> system404: very
[18:21] <grawity> bumba: Evolution is only an email client. It only accesses mailboxes which you already have.
[18:21] <mgmuscari> oops, i forgot to add the mount entry to my fstab
[18:21] <slacker_nl> system404: pop in cd, boot from it, hit nter twice and then just follow the menu
[18:21] <grawity> bumba: It doesn't have any email addresses of its own.
[18:22] <ronx> seidos: it doesn't seem to keep older minor releases... like i have 2.6.28-14, but not 2.6.28-15.49
[18:22] <bumba> Thanx grawity
[18:22] <seidos> ronx: does your sound work in 2.6.28-14?
[18:22] <system404> but i want all my media etc backed up onto my backup partition and compressed with gzip i have around 20 gig in use i want it all backed up compressed ready to recover when requiered
[18:22] <issyl0> Hi there.  I'm trying to get dwm to work.  I compiled from source and it all went well, until I try to get it to run as window manager.  It doesn't exist in the sessions menu and I don't know how to make it work.  I'm running Ubuntu 9.04
[18:23] <bumba> Can you tell me then how can I use it? And how can I configure it
[18:23] <ronx> seidos: i don't think i had it configured in 14... i tried booting it, but the graphics drivers weren't even set up... guess i could try booting it and setting up everything again... but i figured i'd try to figure out how to go back to 2.6.28-15.49 first
[18:23] <Somniferous15> hi, I just loaded the windows wireless drivers onto my acer aspire one and rebooted. after reboot my wireless doesn't show up at all in network-admin. help please?!
[18:23] <seidos> ronx: maybe you have to set up your sound again in 2.6.28-15.49
[18:24] <ronx> seidos: 2.6.28-15.49 is the one that worked.... 2.6.28-15.52 is the new one that doesn't even recognize my sound card... so i can't even find a way to set it up since the OS doesn't recognize it
[18:25] <bumba> grawity: can you please tell me then how can I use evolution
[18:26] <grawity> bumba: First, do you already have an email address of your own?
[18:26] <ronnie_vd_c1> i have a problem with WOL. if the PC is off for about 5 minutes, WOL works perfecly, but when i leave it off for one day, it does not work any more
[18:26] <seidos> ronx: what do you mean it "doesn't even recognize your sound card"?
[18:27] <bumba> Yes I have but its an webmail
[18:27] <mgmuscari> hmmm looking good so far
[18:27] <og01_> right im trying to setup self certified ssl on my apache2 server running on my home machine behind proxy. I've followed the instructions in https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/serverguide/C/certificates-and-security.html and https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/serverguide/C/httpd.html and also taken advice from http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=4466 .  everything works as expected when trying to access the webserver from the local network (another 
[18:27] <ronx> well, sorry, alsa doesn't recognize it, whereas it recognized it before...
[18:27] <Somniferous15> network admin won't recognize my wireless. any ideas?
[18:27] <Somniferous15> any help would be greatly appreciated
[18:28] <og01_> can anybody thing of reasons why it would work localy and not remotly?
[18:28] <ronx> seidos: and i guess i was assuming OS didn't reconize it since it's not listed in the Sound Preferences devices anymore
[18:28] <seidos> ronx: I'm not sure how much help I can be.  I'm interested in helping, but I've never set up my sound to be alsa only, and I wouldn't know how to test if "alsa sees my soundcard".  Perhaps alsa-mixer...
[18:29] <ronx> alsamixer gives me an error too, since it can't find the path... it really seems like this new image doesn't like my board :/
[18:29] <ronx> i.e. i don't think it's specific to alsa
[18:29] <Somniferous15> how do i check if the computer recognizes my pci?
[18:30] <og01_> Somniferous15: lspci
[18:30] <ronx> if i could figure out how to roll back the upgrades aptitude did yesterday (i have the list), i could test this theory
[18:30] <daevski> Somniferous15: lspci in terminal
[18:31] <seidos> ronx: I know you can install a kernel yourself.  I'm running 2.6.30
[18:31] <Somniferous15> it shows up
[18:31] <mikinanuq> og01_: is your firewall forwarding port 80 to the apache server?
[18:31] <ronx> seidos: yeah, you mean like grabbing the source and compiling it manually?
[18:31] <seidos> ronx: I followed a how to for my video
[18:31] <daevski> Somniferous15: it recognizes it then.
[18:31] <facemelter> hey, i have a problem with SCIM in Ubuntu 9.04... i could previously write korean continously with scim, but now consonants "stick" to previous syllables... so i have to "break" onto the next character by pressing some key... anyone know of this problem?
[18:31] <Somniferous15> but when i click on the network connections there are no wireless
[18:31] <Somniferous15> and no option to enable wireless
[18:32] <og01_> mikinanuq: port 80 (non ssl) works fine, but 443 doesnt (but is forwarded)
[18:32] <seidos> ronx: no.  I didn't compile this kernel.  (tried compiling gnome-power-manager the other day and got errors).  You can download the kernel images, and set it up to be your kernel from the shell
[18:32] <jenistin> Somniferous15, then your wireless device is probably not recognized.
[18:32] <Somniferous15> i tried madwifi, but it still doesn't work
[18:32] <Somniferous15> how do i get it recognized?
[18:32] <daevski> Somniferous15: I'm having a similar issue. My switch doesn't seem to do anything, and wireless is not enabled. or listed.
[18:32] <livingroom> good day all...
[18:32] <jenistin> Somniferous15, use lspci to determine what chip you're using
[18:33] <goldins> what package is gzip.pm in?
[18:33] <root> Hello
[18:33] <Somniferous15> 03:00.0 Ethernet controller: Atheros Communications Inc. AR242x 802.11abg Wireless PCI Express Adapter (rev 01)
[18:33] <seidos> ronx: at least it worked for 2.6.30, there may be an easier way to get back to 2.6.14
[18:33] <livingroom> need so help......where is the video config file kept.....need to change resolution manually
[18:33] <seidos> Somniferous15: what ubuntu?
[18:33] <huwaw69> how do i know the brand and model of my network card in linux?
[18:33] <Somniferous15> 9
[18:33] <ronx> hmm, wish i could go back in time and just not upgrade, lol
[18:33] <livingroom> yup   9.04
[18:34] <daevski> livingroom: /etc/X11/
[18:34] <Somniferous15> .14 i think?
[18:34] <livingroom> thanks
[18:34] <jenistin> Somniferous15, Atheros support is buggy
[18:34] <og01_> huwaw69: lspci
[18:34] <Somniferous15> i noticed, lol
[18:34] <seidos> Somniferous15: system > about
[18:34] <daevski> livingroom: edit xorg.conf -- lookup help on google.
[18:34] <huwaw69> thanks
[18:35] <Somniferous15> about ubuntu? or gnome?
[18:35] <seidos> Somniferous15: if you're running 9.04, there is a package you need to make sure is installed
[18:35] <jenistin> Somniferous15, you said you already tried madwifi, right?
[18:35] <Somniferous15> yeah, the madwifi-tools
[18:35] <seidos> Somniferous15: what version of ubuntu are you running?
[18:36] <seidos> Somniferous15: i have an atheros chip ar242x chip, and it is working
[18:36] <bumba> grawity: I have couple of email id with gmail and yahoo
[18:36] <grawity> bumba: Gmail will work.
[18:36] <seidos> Somniferous15: you need to use ath5k
[18:36] <Somniferous15> i think its version 9.04 or 9.14
[18:36] <Pulsewidth> How are you supposed to install netbook remix CD images? Netbooks don't have CD drives
[18:36] <grawity> Pulsewidth: LiveUSB?
[18:37] <jenistin> Pulsewidth, USB Flash Drive
[18:37] <Somniferous15> under system >administration>hardware drivers
[18:37] <Pulsewidth> None exist for the 9.10 beta
[18:37] <Somniferous15> ?
[18:37] <seidos> Somniferous15: no.  that will use ath_pci
[18:37] <Pulsewidth> I tried booting the CD iso from USB using a grub2 loopback and iso-scan
[18:37] <Somniferous15> oh, then how do i get ath5k?
[18:37] <loquitus_of_borg> Is there a way for me to deny permissions to a user from changing the volume on the system, or from using the sound card?
[18:37] <seidos> Somniferous15: you need to make sure the package that has ath5k is installed, and you need to make sure ath5k isn't blacklisted, and you need to make sure ath_pci is blacklisted
[18:37] <Pulsewidth> But it just fails with "unable to find medium with a live filesystem" or something like that, and stops in busybox ininitramfs
[18:38] <jenistin> Pulsewidth, you can use ISO's on the USB Drive
[18:38] <Pulsewidth> I tried both ext3 and vfat, in both cases the install fails
[18:38] <Somniferous15> whoah, k. which package has ath5k firstoff?
[18:38] <bumba> One thing I want to know is whether I can open an  email account ( not an webmail one ) and by following what procedure
[18:38] <Margtan> hello
[18:39] <Pulsewidth> jenistin: You can't just dd the iso to the USB stick and boot from it
[18:39] <seidos> Somniferous15: in synaptic package manager, if you're running jackalope, then the package starts with "jaunty..." hold on
[18:39] <Somniferous15> cause i don't find it under the synaptic manager
[18:39] <jenistin> Pulsewidth, the image writer that comes with ubuntu can write the ISO to the USB
[18:39] <livingroom> i got into the file but not there
[18:39] <jenistin> Pulsewidth, are you trying the nightly build ISO?
[18:39] <livingroom> i have to tell you that i have restricted drivers installed for Nvidia
[18:39] <Pulsewidth> jenistin: The 9.10 beta netbook remix ISO
[18:40] <alabd> Good day everyone , How to send to all in linux ,is it possible with pidgin ?
[18:40] <Guest73701> ciao
[18:40] <Guest73701> !list
[18:40] <jenistin> Pulsewidth, the daily build?
[18:40] <seidos> Somniferous15: linux-backports-modules-jaunt:2.6.28.15.20
[18:40] <vaix> Does anyone know why FF (3.0.8 on Ubunto liveD) works w/ a hard-coded Proxy - but does not work w/ autodetect or manual config w/ the proxy wpad URL?   (Note - I have dozens of other machines using autoconfig correctly for IE/FF at varying versions)
[18:40] <Somniferous15> k, i'll download it now
[18:41] <Pulsewidth> jenistin, this http://releases.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/9.10/kubuntu-9.10-beta-netbook-i386.iso
[18:41] <Pulsewidth> and then following http://www.panticz.de/MultiBootUSB to try to boot it from USB
[18:41] <jenistin> Pulsewidth, I haven't tried with the Kubuntu release, so I can't vouch for it
[18:41] <jenistin> Pulsewidth, have you tried the Ubuntu beta ISO?
[18:41] <Pulsewidth> Oops, wrong file
[18:41] <Pulsewidth> The regular ubuntu one
[18:42] <pw-toxic> can someone plz help me with my fsck problem? i get error4 while booting ubuntu!
[18:42] <jenistin> Pulsewidth, give the daily build a try: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-netbook-remix/daily-live/current/
[18:42] <genii> !karmic
[18:42] <bumba> grawity: can I open an account without using the webmails one
[18:42] <grawity> bumba: Huh?
[18:43] <Pulsewidth> I can mount the USB stick from within the initramfs and see the iso, but I don't know how to continue
[18:43] <jenistin> Pulsewidth, meaning you don't know how to write the ISO to the USB?
[18:43] <Serraphyn> Hey can you guys tell me a way to do try FPS benchmarking? I'm trying to see if my low FPS in cedega is from cedega or Drive
[18:43] <Serraphyn> r
[18:43] <Pulsewidth> jenistin, I have grub2 and the iso both on the USB stick
[18:44] <Somniferous15> i have it
[18:44] <Somniferous15> now what?
[18:44] <jenistin> Pulsewidth, have you follow these instructions? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick
[18:44] <bumba> grawity: I have an gmail account. But I want an account specifically for evolution which is not an webmailed based
[18:44] <Pulsewidth> jenistin, and using a grub2 loopback, I can boot the initramfs, and supposedly the iso-scan parameter will then let the boot continue
[18:44] <grawity> bumba: Gmail works with Evolution too.
[18:44] <Pulsewidth> But at this point it fails to find the iso, even though I can mount it manually
[18:45] <Pulsewidth> jenistin, I'll try converting the image using that tool
[18:45] <bumba> grawity: can you tell me who are the others?
[18:45] <ltcabral> sudo apt-get install *     is not working!!!
[18:45] <jenistin> Pulsewidth, I use the LiveUSB method, not the iso-scan
[18:45] <grawity> bumba: There are _many_ others, I don't know any of them. (I have my own server.)
[18:45] <grawity> bumba: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UsingGmailWithEvolution
[18:46] <grawity> ltcabral: Why the hell are you trying to install _all_ packages from the repos?
[18:46] <ltcabral> grawity: im joking -.-a obviously not doing it
[18:46] <reelonechris> has anyone here got netflix instant streaming to work through wine?
[18:46] <Somniferous15> how do i make sure ath5k isn't blacklisted, and make sure ath_pci is blacklisted?
[18:47] <Keiya> ppa.launchpad.net is slow too? Yeep. >_>
[18:47] <seidos> Somniferous15: /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist
[18:47] <jenistin> Somniferous15,  /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist
[18:47] <jenistin> reelonechris, no, I haven't. Supposedly NetFlix is working on Linux support
[18:48] <bumba> grawity: then I have to foliow the process mentioned there, but I am facing problem filling the space where server name is required
[18:48] <reelonechris> jenistin, yeah thats what i heard too
[18:48] <grawity> bumba: What problem?
[18:48] <jenistin> reelonechris, you can try to get the SilverLight method to work. I gave up on it, though it sounds promising
[18:48] <Somniferous15> says no such file or directory
[18:49] <gribouille> hi
[18:49] <seidos> Somniferous15: cd /etc/modprobe.d
[18:49] <gribouille> is OpenOffice 3 available on hardy ?
[18:49] <reelonechris> jenistin, i think it also needs activex
[18:49] <jenistin> Somniferous15, sorry, it's /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf
[18:49] <jenistin> gribouille, yes
[18:49] <seidos> Somniferous15: then ls and look at the files in there
[18:49] <gribouille> jenistin, where ?
[18:49] <MAAAAAD> Has somebdoy got experience with dovecot's lda deliver?
[18:50] <jenistin> gribouille, It's installed by default. Accessories -> Office -> ...
[18:50] <seidos> Somniferous15: I checked all the files to make sure ath5k wasn't blacklisted, and I put ath_pci in the file "blacklist"
[18:50] <reelonechris> jenistin, i guess we'll just have to settle for virtual machine or dual boot for now
[18:50] <gribouille> jenistin, the version of OOo on hady is normally 2.4
[18:50] <costa> hi everybody, anybody who can help me out with a problem that I have with my dns server
[18:50] <urthmover> on the gnome lower panel when I press the left hide button the panel hides to the left as it should, butthere is a space between the unhide button and the far left of the screen.  How can I move the hide button to the edge of the screen on the left side?
[18:51] <jenistin> gribouille, oh, sorry, I was thinking of Jaunty
[18:51] <Somniferous15> drew@drew-laptop:/etc/modprobe.d$ ls
[18:51] <Somniferous15> alsa-base.conf           blacklist-framebuffer.conf  libpisock9.conf
[18:51] <Somniferous15> blacklist-ath_pci.conf   blacklist-modem.conf        madwifi.conf
[18:51] <Somniferous15> blacklist.conf           blacklist-oss.conf          ndiswrapper
[18:51] <Somniferous15> blacklist-firewire.conf  blacklist-watchdog.conf
[18:51] <FloodBot2> Somniferous15: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:51] <Somniferous15> oops
[18:51] <slavik2> urthmover: expand the panel
[18:51] <bumba> grawity: configuring evolution - requires filling the space in receiving mail tab; where a space needed to be filled which ask for the server name then opting - pop-gmail-server name should be?
[18:51] <Somniferous15> that's what i get for output
[18:51] <urthmover> slavik2: not helpful
[18:52] <seidos> Somniferous15: which one has ath5k in it?
[18:52] <jenistin> Somniferous15, blacklist.conf is the one
[18:52] <grawity> bumba: I already gave you a page that lists everything..
[18:52] <pleo> where i can ask for ubuntu server
[18:52] <pleo> ?
[18:52] <slavik2> urthmover: in panel properties, is "expand" checked?
[18:52] <costa> anybody here who's good with BIND?
[18:52] <edoceo> After the latest Jaunty update my system is having issues talking to my Samba server.  Server is Samba 3.0.x and the Jaunty updates put me to 3.3.x  I can see shares but everything is very slow.  Ideas?
[18:52] <Somniferous15> blacklist.conf has ath5k?
[18:52] <reelonechris> jenistin, have you had any luck with mythflix?
[18:52] <urthmover> slavik2: checking
[18:52] <jenistin> reelonechris, haven't tried it
[18:52] <slavik2> costa: good no, able to set it up ... somewhat
[18:52] <seidos> Somniferous15: none of them should have ath5k
[18:52] <bumba> grawity: thank you very much.
[18:52] <Somniferous15> oh
[18:52] <reelonechris> jenistin, ah
[18:52] <slavik2> costa: and you're not supposed to have a k in the beginning of your nick?
[18:52] <grawity> bumba: I also sent the settings in a private message.
[18:52] <daevski> Anyone want to help me with wireless card? here is my recent post: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1283386
[18:53] <Somniferous15> so what do i do with this info?
[18:53] <seidos> Somniferous15: ath5k Shouldn't be blacklisted, ath_hal, and ath_pci should be
[18:53] <pleo> is any software for ubuntu server that is similar to mikotik HotSpot Gateway ?
[18:53] <Somniferous15> ath_pci is
[18:53] <Somniferous15> but i don't see ath_hal
[18:53] <urthmover> slavik2: yes same problem with and without expand checked.  there is a 2 pixel space between the hide button and the edge of the screen (on both left and right sides)  when the bottom panel is hidden.
[18:54] <jenistin> Somniferous15, add ath_hal
[18:54] <costa> maybe you can help, Installed a secondary BIND dns server, evrytime I start it It gives me the following error message: rndc: connect failed: 127.0.0.1#953: connection refused
[18:54] <slavik2> urthmover: using custom theme?
[18:54] <seidos> Somniferous15: you need to type nano filename and look inside the files to see what is blacklisted
[18:54] <bumba> grawity: how I can access that message
[18:54] <pleo> can anyone answer my question pls
[18:54] <Somniferous15> how do i add ath_hal?
[18:54] <slavik2> costa, port 953?
[18:54] <seidos> I'm pretty sure every file in modprobe.d controls blacklisted modules
[18:54] <LogicalDash> I want to make it so that typing <Compose key> <pipe> <minus> produces the character †. I've changed my /usr/share/X11/local/en_US.UTF8/Compose file to reflect this. What do I do now?
[18:55] <jenistin> pleo, can you post a link to HotSpot Gateway?
[18:55] <costa> yes, but when I did a netstat -aunt, port 953 was on listen
[18:55] <seidos> my blacklist.conf doesn't have ath_pci and ath_hal, but my blacklist (no extension) does
[18:55] <grawity> bumba: Look at the left of Xchat window.
[18:55] <erUSUL> pleo: you will have to explain what does mikotik HotSpot Gateway do ? we do not use windows nor its programs around here...
[18:55] <slavik2> costa: no idea ...
[18:55] <grawity> bumba: You should see my name in that list.
[18:55] <pleo> http://www.mikrotik.com/testdocs/ros/2.9/ip/hotspot.php
[18:55] <jenistin> Somniferous15, sudo nano .../blacklist.conf
[18:55] <pleo> hotspot is OS for routers
[18:56] <costa> thanks , nevertheless
[18:56] <edoceo> costa: is there something in your named.conf about rndc?
[18:56]  * edoceo looks in own bind configs...
[18:56] <erUSUL> !info hostapd | pleo
[18:57] <grawity> bumba: Just type this command: /query grawity
[18:57] <Somniferous15> then just type ath_hal and it'll be added/
[18:57] <seidos> jenistin: what about blacklist-auth_pci?  do you think it also might control blacklisted modules?
[18:57] <Somniferous15> ?*
[18:57] <pleo> thank you guys
[18:57] <pleo> :)
[18:58] <jenistin> Somniferous15, add a new line with  "blacklist ath_hal"
[18:58] <fifafrazer> Hey.. Is Ubuntu Netbook Remix based on moblin.. It doesn't say anything on the website, but it says it requires an atom processor?
[18:58] <Pulsewidth> jenistin: Thanks, usb-creator seems to have worked
[18:58] <jenistin> Pulsewidth, good to hear, you're welcome
[18:58] <costa> yes edocea , I added something ,include “/etc/bind/rndc.key”;
[18:58] <costa> controls {
[18:58] <costa> inet 127.0.0.1 port 953
[18:58] <costa> allow { 127.0.0.1; } keys { “rndc-key”; };
[18:58] <costa> };
[18:58] <FloodBot2> costa: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:58] <jenistin> fifafrazer, it should run on any i386
[18:59] <edoceo> costa: do you need that?  I don't have it on my systems (but I am not a bind wizard either)
[18:59] <seidos> Somniferous15: and blacklist ath_pci
[18:59] <fifafrazer> but where is the moblin based ubuntu?
[18:59] <edoceo> It could also be that the traffic is blocked because of some entries in /etc/hosts.{allow,deny}
[18:59] <Somniferous15> k, then exit?
[19:00] <seidos> Somniferous15: and make sure there is no "blacklist ath5k"
[19:00] <eXeC001er> Hello!
[19:00] <costa> edocea, just deleted it, same error message
[19:00] <BlackDesign> soit, ik ga jullie laten... Air Crash investigation op National Geographic :)
[19:00] <jenistin> fifafrazer, I am not sure it is out yet
[19:00] <eXeC001er> How i can make newpatch for package if this package has some patches in debian/patches ?
[19:01] <seidos> Somniferous15: then reboot.  if it still doesn't work, go back to /etc/modprobe.d and make sure none of the files have "blacklist ath5k"
[19:01] <jenistin> Somniferous15, saev and exit, yet
[19:01] <Somniferous15> k,what is the filename to write?
[19:01] <jenistin> Somniferous15, saev and exit, yes
[19:01] <seidos> Somniferous15: blacklist.conf
[19:01] <seidos> Somniferous15: leave the filename the way it is
[19:01] <kewin> hi
[19:02] <Somniferous15> error writing. no such file or directory
[19:02] <Knepig> Hello
[19:02] <jenistin> fifafrazer, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Specs/MobileKarmicMoblinRemix
[19:02] <costa> edocea, just checked /etc/hosts.deny and /etc/hosts.allow evrything fine
[19:02] <Somniferous15> for blacklist.conf as the filename
[19:02] <Brooklyn> Hi all. I'm completely new to Linux / Ubuntu and I'm not going to bother you with all the noob questions as there are many great sources out there. There's just one thing I am wondering. If I install 9.04 now, is the upgrade to 9.10 going to be smooth or is everyone going to reinstall with 9.10 :P
[19:02] <bumba> grawity: I have another problem shutting down the system
[19:02] <kewin> is there any program that I can take image of all my ubuntu system and can restore by starting via usb ?
[19:03] <erUSUL> kewin: clonezilla; partimage
[19:03] <kewin> thank u erUSUL
[19:03] <fifafrazer> thx
[19:03] <jenistin> Brooklyn, the upgrade usually goes smooth
[19:03] <Brooklyn> So nothing big expected for 9.10 jenistin
[19:03] <jenistin> Brooklyn, no, not to my knowledge
[19:04] <Brooklyn> Ah sounds good.
[19:04] <Knepig> How can i make my screen not to freeze when i use swap memory?
[19:04] <Brooklyn> Thanks jenistin
[19:04] <kewin> can these programs make their portable staff ?
[19:04] <jenistin> Brooklyn, the only big thing would be Karmic is going to be ext4 by default, but you can stay with ext3
[19:04] <seidos> Somniferous15: press cntrl-o to save
[19:04] <bumba> Hello, I have got a problem shutting down the system
[19:04] <Somniferous15> oh, k
[19:05] <costa> checked /var/log/syslog: transfer of '0.168.192.in-addr.arpa/IN' from 192.168.0.113#53: failed while receiving responses: permission denied
[19:05] <Brooklyn> Yes I read about the whole ext3 / ext4 thin jenistin. I'm not that uptodate so I do not know what's better about ext4 but I read that for stability I better stick to ext3
[19:05]  * Keiya growls
[19:05] <Brooklyn> But maybe that was just an old topic I read on the forums :P
[19:05] <loquitus_of_borg> is there a way to deny or control permissions to volume control?
[19:05] <jenistin> Brooklyn, yes, you'll be fine with ext3
[19:05] <Keiya> Stupid network constantly breaks on Ubuntu
[19:05] <Brooklyn> Okay cool
[19:06] <og01_> does ubuntu setup any firewall per default?
[19:06] <Keiya> And the worst part is it doesn't try to reconnect, because it's still connected to the lan
[19:06] <Keiya> It just forgets how to get to the internet
[19:06] <Keiya> Or /something/
[19:06] <Dr_Willis> og01_:  None by default
[19:07] <daevski> playya, fccl: the wireless WAS working. I just failed to see the icon in the panel and it didn't connect because it was encrypted..... Thanks for your help though [slaps forhead]
[19:07] <ronx> seidos (et al): went back to 2.6.28-14.47 and my sound card is recognized again... so it seems that there are some issues with the 2.6.28-15.52 linux-image and this particular board
[19:07]  * seidos shrinks back from Keiya's growl
[19:08] <dbugger> Hey guys, how can I turn an XPS into a PDF, please?
[19:08] <jshriver> Greetings
[19:08] <seidos> ronx: interesting.  How'd you go back?
[19:08] <jshriver> anyone recommend a good linux bandwidth monitor, preferably something that requires realtime useage. Perhaps even a web interface
[19:08] <gdoteof> anyone famliliar with xmonad?  i lost my ability to copy/paste
[19:08] <wrapster> can i get kde on ubuntu
[19:09] <gdoteof> from a terminal that is
[19:09] <C_Kode> jshriver: Do you need it to log.  You could use iftop.
[19:09] <mikinanuq> jshriver: mrtg
[19:09] <jshriver> aye want to log so I can check historical useage
[19:09] <C_Kode> it's console based and gives realtime stats
[19:09] <jshriver> thanks mik will check it out
[19:09] <costa> jshriver, I use iptraf,
[19:09] <Aradiv_recover> ah gw
[19:09] <jshriver> ty
[19:09] <daevski> jshriver: I think there is a widget / panel monitor called netspeed
[19:09] <ronx> seidos: i couldn't go back to the previous minor version (i.e. couldn't go to 2.6.28-15.49 from 2.6.28-15.52), but i still had the major version (2.6.28-14) that i loaded from grub
[19:09] <C_Kode> costa: if you like iptraf, you need to checkout iftop.
[19:10] <Igramul> Hi, how can I change the number of key presses on "Volume +/-" on a media keyboard from "mute" to "max".
[19:10] <seidos> ronx: are you going to make 2.6.28-14 default now?
[19:10] <ronx> seidos, yes, already did
[19:10] <seidos> ronx: I think I got lucky load 2.6.8.30
[19:10] <seidos> loading*
[19:10] <costa> jshriver: netspeed is a Traffic monitor applet for Gnome
[19:10] <ronx> so, i know that 2.6.28-15.49 worked
[19:10] <ronx> and 2.6.28-15.52 doesn't
[19:11] <seidos> ronx: maybe you can update to 2.6.28-15.49.  did you create a bug in launchpad?
[19:11] <ronx> so whatever changed between those minor versions seemed to have stopped recognizing my audio hardware
[19:11] <ronx> no, where's launchpad?
[19:11] <seidos> ronx: launchpad.net
[19:12] <seidos> ronx: yours sounds worthy enough to triage to me
[19:12] <ronx> i'm scared that if i try to update with aptitude, it'll just go to the latest available
[19:12] <agliodbs> ok, this seems to be major bug: when I shut down ebox, it shuts down the network on my machine
[19:12] <genii> agliodbs: I'm pretty sure you want instead "logoff" or so
[19:13] <agliodbs> no, I mean from the init script
[19:15] <agliodbs> also, the init script for mysql doesn't seem to work at all  ... this is Jaunty
[19:15] <jerkman> having huge problems with graphics
[19:16] <iceroot_> what does it mean if %cpu (in top) is higher then 100%? (its a dual-cpu system) so the process is using 1 core 100% and the other 2%?
[19:16] <agliodbs> oh, I see. that's because of ebox
[19:17] <dragon> !test
[19:17] <dragon> damn.
[19:17] <starcannon> iceroot then its not using more than 100% of your total cpu power, its using 100% of one core, and 2% of the other. or approx 50% of your total cpu power
[19:17] <jerkman> earlier, my pc died after playing a java game online. I believe it may be a cooling issue. I have resolved the cooling issue, however now ubuntu is in 640x480 and has detected my 22" tft as a CRT capable of 640x480... HELP!
[19:17] <dragon> !xrandr | jerkman
[19:18] <dragon> jerkman: Try xrandr
[19:18] <iceroot_> starcannon: thx (i hate flash) :)
[19:18] <jerkman> xrandr says another tool is managing (nvidia-x settings thingy)
[19:18] <jerkman> however , that is where is still reports CRT-0 is my monitior
[19:19] <iceroot_> starcannon: so i can be possible that a process is using 200% (dualcore) or 400% (quadcore)?
[19:19] <Brooklyn> As a newbie I better stick to ext3, ext4 does not sound nice to me :P Data loss and stuff :S
[19:19] <starcannon> iceroot, no, its only possible to use 100% of the total CPU power, each core has its own meter. You don't add them all up, or I don't anyway
[19:20] <bucky> iceroot_, only if you're in turbo mode
[19:20] <starcannon> iceroot if you had 4 cores, each running at 100%, then your entire cpu power would be at 100 percent, if you had 1 of the 4 cores running at 100% then you would be using 25% of your power
[19:20] <iceroot_> starcannon: but top is showing 102%
[19:21] <jerkman> dragon: clearly ubuntu recognises the card, and has the drivers, i even have compiz enabled... but the resolution is V low...
[19:21] <bucky> i think intel has some kind of overdrive mode thingy now
[19:21] <starcannon> iceroot, top is evidentally just adding them all together, though I think it should consider 2 cores as one percentage when discussing it in that manner, how can you use more than you have of something?
[19:21] <j1mp492> How do i get more thingys to synaptic?
[19:21] <Keiya> Does Ubuntu not handle moving between WAPs on a network very well, maybe?
[19:22] <genii> j1mp492: Repositories
[19:22] <iceroot_> starcannon: so if i am using a dualcoresystem and one process is using two cores, top will show 200%
[19:22] <dragon> jerkman: We could start with xrandr's output. Please pastebin it. You can use the following: `xrandr | pastebinit`. Note that `pastebinit` must be installed.
[19:22] <starcannon> iceroot, from what you just now told me, yeah I guess thats what it would report.
[19:22] <bucky> j1mp492, go into System=>Administration=>Software Sources and check some more boxes
[19:22] <starcannon> iceroot, lemme look at mine, I'm curious now hehe
[19:23] <iceroot_> michael   20   0 1595m 1.1g  54m S  101 18.7  17:53.30 VirtualBox
[19:23] <iceroot_> 101%
[19:23] <starcannon> strange iceroot, mines reporting the average of the 2 cores, not the 2 cores sum total
[19:23] <EEE701> Hello guys
[19:24] <EEE701> I've got a tiny little problem with ubuntu notebook remix not booting
[19:24] <EEE701> it goes to the place where i can choose to LIVECD and bleh bleh bleh
[19:24] <xpoint> and this is a tiny problem :)
[19:24] <EEE701> then I enter the loading screen
[19:24] <starcannon> iceroot look in System>Administration>System Monitor on the Resources Tab, that should give you a better picture of what yoru CPU is up to
[19:24] <EEE701> and then it throws the command thing out
[19:25] <Keiya> Heh, if it decides not to boor from the CD, it's tiny. If it decides not to boot after trashing your old OS... :P
[19:25] <EEE701> I'm running it from a USB drive
[19:25] <EEE701> On an Asus EEE 701
[19:25] <EEE701> the first netbook type of thing
[19:25] <dragon> !flood | EEE701
[19:26] <iceroot_> starcannon: http://alpha-unix.de/~iceroot/top103.png
[19:26] <durt> EEE701, what, 'grub:'?
[19:26] <durt> EEE701, or 'boot:'?
[19:26] <EEE701> I don't have it installed.
[19:26] <Doc_Lappy> EEE701: you just say your running ubuntu off a usb drive or did I misunderstand?
[19:26] <EEE701> It's running as a LiveCD disc from an USB drive
[19:27] <jerkman> dragon: http://pastebin.com/f6177ff6c also, network access (installing pastebinit) is mega slow...
[19:27] <Doc_Lappy> it's find to install ubuntu that way but not suppose to run ubuntu off of one don't know why thoough
[19:27] <durt> Doc_Lappy, you can for sure run of a USB drive
[19:27] <durt> EEE701, it's freezing at the boot prompt?
[19:27] <EEE701> I have launched Ubuntu from a USB drive, quite a nifty thing. Yet this is some kind of notebook thing remix and it doesn't want to work normally.
[19:27] <jarry> hi
[19:28] <dragon> !enter | EEE701
[19:28] <daevski> Sound question ---- My laptop beeps very loudly when I restart. The system sounds work, and youtube (etc) plays correctly. How can I change that loud beep on restart?
[19:28] <durt> dragon please stop that
[19:28] <Brandano> Hi everyone. I did something incredibly stupid. Trying to fix some pulseaudio issues, I managed to remove my user from all groups (except pulse-rt!). I sort of fixed that, but where can I find a list of the groups a normal user is supposed to belong to?
[19:28] <dragon> durt: stop what?
[19:28] <dragon> jerkman: you need to restart your X server, typically by closing all applications and then running `sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart`
[19:29] <EEE701> It's not freezing. It loads the system up to some unknown point, then throws me in the command prompt type of thing and that's it.
[19:29] <Brandano> daevski: possibly in your bios settings, but the startup beep is executed before the OS is loaded
[19:29] <durt> dragon, the bot stuff, EEE701 is not being that bad.
[19:30] <seidos> he was earlier
[19:30] <bucky> iceroot_, do you have a new Lynnfield cpu ? http://www.reghardware.co.uk/2009/08/27/review_cpu_intel_core_i7_870/page2.html
[19:30] <dragon> durt: alright
[19:30] <dragon> seidos: hey dude
[19:30] <durt> EEE701, what do you mean by 'command prompt type of thing'?
[19:30] <iceroot> bucky: old core2duo 6300
[19:30] <seidos> hey dragon
[19:30] <thefirstdude> I just downloaded svn on ubuntu and am getting Expected FS format between '1' and '3'; found format '4'
[19:30] <mne> Hi. Evolution does not remember my calendar passwords. I ran it from the shell and it gives the error "e-data-server-ui-Message: Key file does not have group 'Passwords-Calendar'". How can I add such a group to my (gnome?) keyring ?
[19:30] <Brandano> durt: I guess terminal...
[19:31] <dragon> seidos: now that you're here to help people out, i can safely take off. Catch ya later :)
[19:31] <EEE701> Yeah, the terminal.
[19:31] <starcannon> Does anyone know a good tutorial url for gnucash?
[19:31] <bucky> iceroot, top prolly rounded up the numbers on each core and you just got an artificially high load reading
[19:31] <mgv1> how can i test if skype audio or in akiga the audio work ok?
[19:31] <durt> EEE701, so it boots then just not to gui?
[19:31] <iceroot> bucky: hm
[19:31] <Jerkman_in_TTY> dragon: dude, that didnt work
[19:31] <bucky> iceroot_, how do you drive your computer so hard?
[19:31] <Brandano> EEE701: check your xorg logs
[19:31] <zee> starcannon: http://svn.gnucash.org/docs/guide/
[19:32] <iceroot> bucky: apt-get dist-upgrade on virtualbox(karmic) :)
[19:32] <bucky> ah
[19:32] <daevski> Brandano, Not bios, just when selecting Restart in ubuntu. might do it for shutdown too, not tried yet lol -- I think it's the popup that is seen very breifly on shutdown/restart
[19:32] <EEE701> Err, it goes to the terminal instead of the LiveCD GUI, yes.
[19:32] <Brandano> daevski: it's a full reboot? that small window, expecially on a laptop, might well be the bios
[19:33] <starcannon> zee thanks, doh, I feel stupid, I shoulda thought to look there first
[19:33] <iceroot> is there a way to see which core(s) a program is using? like firefox (cpuo) thunderbird (cpu1) make (cpu0,cpu1)
[19:33] <daevski> Brandano, ah, well then I appologize and I will check in the bios.
[19:33] <zee> starcannon: No problem :)
[19:33] <Jerkman_in_TTY> dragon: im in a tty shell. any suggestions?
[19:33] <daevski> Brandano, (side-note) in sound options the 'error' is set to a normal system sound.. so I'm confused.
[19:33] <Brandano> daevski: from your description it just sounds like the standard boot test beep
[19:34] <starcannon> iceroot I think bucky is correct, after looking at your top screeny, it looks like some sort of rounding error, indeed up above it shows that CPU0 is running at 17.9% and CPU1 is running at .3%
[19:34] <Brandano> if anything was wrong in your hardware you'd get a beep code
[19:34] <daevski> Brandano, That's exactly what is sounds like, but why would it occur in ubuntu?
[19:34] <iceroot> daevski: its the speaker, blacklist the speaker
[19:34] <Brandano> single beep means everything fine
[19:34] <daevski> iceroot: how can I do that? that sounds perfect!
[19:34] <Brandano> daevski: it actually happens with X already running?
[19:34] <Jerkman_in_TTY> ircII is harsh...
[19:35] <iceroot> daevski: dont know where to blacklist but the modul is called pcspkr
[19:35] <iceroot> !blacklist | daevski
[19:35] <daevski> Brandano, yup. but only when I tell it to reboot. but yes, still in X eviroment
[19:35] <Jerkman_in_TTY> dragon.
[19:35] <dragon> hey Jerkman_in_TTY
[19:35] <daevski> iceroot: thank you.
[19:36] <dragon> Jerkman_in_TTY: is it working now?
[19:36] <Jerkman_in_TTY> dragon as you may have noticed by my nickname, that command failed
[19:36] <mostafa_> how can I create a patch?
[19:36] <dragon> Jerkman_in_TTY: no problem. Run `sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start`
[19:36] <dragon> how can I modify the unicode shortcut (Ctrl+Shift) for gnome?
[19:36] <Brandano> daevski: ah, then it's exactly as iceroot said, it's using the speaker because the soundcard might already be shutting down, or not operative. Try to untick "play alert sound" in your sound preferences?
[19:36] <erUSUL> mostafa_: diff oldfile newfile > patch.diff
[19:37] <starcannon> dragon System>Preferences>Keyboard Shortcuts
[19:37] <Strife89> Can anyone help me with an issue with pdftk? I'm trying to join a bunch of PDFs, but pdftk complains that some of the PDFs cannot be opened due to a password and encryption, even though Evince Document Viewer opens them just fine without a password.
[19:37] <Jerkman_in_TTY> dragon: i have x back, but still in 640x480
[19:37] <daevski> Brandano, iceroot: Alright. perfect. Thanks guys!
[19:37] <mostafa_> erUSUL: I wanna create a patch to add lines into the file?
[19:37] <dragon> starcannon: Could you help me find this particular shortcut there?
[19:37] <Brandano> daevski:  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1063410
[19:38] <mostafa_> erUSUL: am I clear bro?
[19:38] <dragon> Jerkman_in_TTY: Did you change any system settings that might have caused this?
[19:38] <maestrojed> My production server runs whm/cpanel. I am building a test server with Ubuntu Desktop. I really don't mind doing most things manually without cpanel but adding a new account/domain is the one feature of cpanel I wish I had a GUI for. Managing all the apache virtual hosts is a pain. Is there a program/GUI that can help me with that?
[19:38] <starcannon> Strife89 try pdfedit its available in synaptice package manager
[19:38] <starcannon> dragon I can try
[19:38] <dragon> Jerkman_in_TTY: cat /etc/X11/xorg.conf | pastebinit
[19:38] <dragon> starcannon: please do
[19:38] <erUSUL> mostafa_: is the same you add the lines to the file save it  and run the diff command against the old version. you get the patch file
[19:38] <ashanti> how can i get a "burst animation" in new compiz fusion?
[19:39] <Jerkman_in_TTY> dragon as i explained earlier, my pc died while playing a game in a java applet. my gfx card was hot, so ive added cooling. now upon boot this happened
[19:39] <solistic> Hello, I'd like to control my ALSA master volume with my multimeadia keys? Is there something arround other than gnome-settings-deamon? Any ideas?
[19:39] <erUSUL> mostafa_: that patch file can be used to turn the oldfile  the newfile
[19:40] <dragon> Jerkman_in_TTY: so there was no software change involved. We can also use the output of dmesg: `dmesg | pastebinit`
[19:40] <starcannon> dragon what would you like mapped to CTRL+Shift?
[19:40] <Brandano> Jerkman_in_TTY: first thing to check, IMO, is /var/logs/Xorg.0.log
[19:40] <dragon> starcannon: Gnome's unicode shortcut is mapped to Ctrl+Shift+u####. I'd like to change that.
[19:40] <Brandano> Jerkman_in_TTY: grep for (EE)
[19:40] <Novation> test
[19:41] <mostafa_> erUSUL: just let a one min
[19:41] <dragon> Jerkman_in_TTY: I agree with Brandano
[19:41] <mgv1> how can i test if skype audio or in akiga the audio work ok?
[19:41] <iceroot> mgv1: starting sdkype and make a testcall
[19:42] <Brandano> mgv1: I theink that both have a loopback test mode? I don't really know much either
[19:42] <fontxy> hola
[19:43] <erUSUL> !es | fontxy
[19:43] <DeathMetalDean> Does anyone know why my laptop won't play the audio from a video I recorded with my phone?
[19:43] <Brandano> dragon: would you know where I can find the standard groups for a common user? I lost mines, and fear I am running a crippled config
[19:43] <Jerkman_in_TTY> no (EE) that are significant
[19:43] <Brandano> DeathMetalDean: most likely reason, unsupported codec
[19:43] <mostafa_> erUSUL: you mean I manually add file then save that
[19:43] <iceroot> mgv1: skype has a test-user for that. you will see in your skype-list  skype-test-call
[19:44] <mostafa_> erUSUL: and then with the diff command ,make a patch
[19:44] <erUSUL> mostafa_: what exactly are you trying to do ?
[19:44] <erUSUL> mostafa_: yes
[19:44] <mostafa_> erUSUL: I just want to make a file
[19:44] <Jerkman_in_TTY> leaving to use X,
[19:44] <Brandano> DeathMetalDean: try adding the medibuntu repositories, and then installing mplayer. Or try using VLC
[19:44] <DeathMetalDean> Brandano: anyway that I could work around that? :O when I send it to other people they can hear it :S
[19:44] <starcannon> dragon I spoke too soon, but I did find this: http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/hardy/man3/Unicode::Map.3pm.html
[19:44] <DeathMetalDean> Brandano: I've tried mplayer and VLC
[19:45] <jerkman> ok
[19:45] <Brandano> DeathMetalDean: some cellphones use an audio codec that is patent encumbered, and can't be distributed under the GPL in some countries
[19:45] <jerkman> my screen isnt updating, i have to move the window to see whats happening
[19:45] <mostafa_> erUSUL: that it is some kind of patch, when I run it then it automatically add my lines into the files I want
[19:45] <jerkman> BAD!
[19:45] <dragon> Brandano: mine has these groups - "adm dialout cdrom plugdev lpadmin admin sambashare"
[19:45] <surfzoid> Hi, i m a developer and i m building ubuntu deb of my software, what must i do to see them in ubuntu repository's ?
[19:46] <starcannon> dragon and I found this talking about a unicode shortcut problem and possible bug: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=53249
[19:46] <mostafa_> erUSUL: do you know ns-allinone? this is just a question
[19:46] <dragon> Brandano: you could remove admin or others as appropriate. For a standard user, a group isn't needed though.
[19:46] <Brandano> dragon: thanks a bundle! I am surely missing from a few of those. Though I am in admin, now :)
[19:46] <erUSUL> mostafa_: if you are adding lines to the end of files why not use simply cat ?
[19:46] <dragon> starcannon: I'm reading it. Thanks!
[19:46] <jerkman> dragon, Brandano: still bad
[19:46] <mostafa_> erUSUL: no no I want to add in between
[19:46] <erUSUL> mostafa_: cat file file_with_lines_to_add > newfile
[19:46] <Brandano> dragon: removing admin removes you from the sudoers. It's, hem, interesting :)
[19:47] <mostafa_> erUSUL: not just the end or at the beginning
[19:47] <dragon> Brandano: sudoers is referring to the group admin instead of individual users, so yeah.
[19:47] <erUSUL> mostafa_: the use the diff command
[19:47] <hemuz> Hello. I just tried to install Ubuntu for my laptop... And i had a one little problem. Keyboard and touchpad didnt worked at all... My laptop is Acer Travelmate 5530G. I was wondering if someone could help me alittle?
[19:47] <mostafa_> erUSUL: can you just a little help me with that
[19:48] <erUSUL> mostafa_: you have to have two files. the one unmodified and the one with the lines added and make the diff
[19:48] <Brandano> jerkman: found any errors in xorg.log?
[19:48] <mostafa_> erUSUL: I am not familiar with that so
[19:48] <jerkman> Brandano: no
[19:48] <surfzoid> Hi, i m a developer and i m building ubuntu deb of my software, what must i do to see them in ubuntu repository's ?
[19:48] <engemec> Good Afternoon!
[19:48] <erUSUL> surfzoid: ask in #ubuntu-motu
[19:48] <surfzoid> oki
[19:48] <jerkman> Brandano: infact, it seems pretty 'normal'. detected my CRT etc (not a crt, thats the problem)
[19:49] <j1mp492> everything looks blurry -.-
[19:49] <j1mp492> and when i run envyng -t i get error
[19:49] <Brandano> jerkman: cool, so the driver is fine. You should only need to set the resolution
[19:49] <jerkman> Brandano: no, 640x480 is supposedly the max res
[19:49] <jerkman> Brandano: really it is 1680x1050 on a 22" tft
[19:50] <mostafa_> erUSUL: see here bro http://paste.ubuntu.com/286426/
[19:50] <jacquesdupontd> hi
[19:50] <mgv1> iceroot, im now in ekiga but there is no sound when clicking 'Echo test' and sounds hardly heard in the preferences
[19:50] <Schmitty> on a plane to Houston right now on my iPhone
[19:51] <erUSUL> mostafa_: looks ok
[19:51] <Schmitty> time to shut the phone off now. bye guys
[19:51] <mostafa_> erUSUL: you know this file
[19:51] <mostafa_> ?
[19:51] <jacquesdupontd> im on jaunty and want to test hardy and i was checking something, i have a amd athlon xp 1800 and when i check download files there's only i386 and amd64 which one i should take ? cause it's says for i386 that it's only for intel computers they are wrong no ?
[19:51] <jerkman> Brandano: is there anything i can pastebin to help?
[19:51] <erUSUL> mostafa_: i know about tcl/tk
[19:52] <erUSUL> mostafa_: but not hacked it
[19:52] <mostafa_> erUSUL: very goood
[19:52] <Brandano> not really. I know how to "force" a resolution, but it really ought to be detected by hal
[19:52] <jacquesdupontd> please someone so i can begin the download ?
[19:52] <jacquesdupontd> im on jaunty and want to test hardy and i was checking something, i have a amd athlon xp 1800 and when i check download files there's only i386 and amd64 which one i should take ? cause it's says for i386 that it's only for intel computers they are wrong no ?
[19:52] <King> I am a ham radio operator, and I am looking for a program that displays a map of the world with current times in all timezones, any suggestions for programs???
[19:52] <erUSUL> jacquesdupontd: take the i386 one
[19:52] <jerkman> Brandano: tell me how
[19:52] <jacquesdupontd> i was sure it should be corrected on the ubuntu web site
[19:52] <Brandano> jerkman: add modelines in xorg.conf
[19:52] <jacquesdupontd> thx erUSUL
[19:52] <mostafa_> erUSUL: you know when you type "patch -p1 < this file"
[19:53] <jerkman> Brandano: i dont think it will work
[19:53] <erUSUL> mostafa_: yes
[19:53] <mostafa_> erUSUL: what should this do?
[19:53] <bumba> Hello, can anybody help me with my problem
[19:53] <mostafa_> erUSUL: can I ask you then what happend with that command?
[19:53] <erUSUL> mostafa_: apply the patch. the -p1 is to make patch aply the patch to files found on a folder from where you apply the patch
[19:53] <cafaro> hey i'm trying to get ubuntu working on my Toshiba laptop, after installation ubuntu offered me a restricted driver (for my ATI HD 3650), I installed it, but after reboot, all I get is a black screen, is there a way to solve this?
[19:53] <Brandano> jerkman: well, that's what I had to do with an old CRT of mine to get it to work. Btw, could it be that the card is detecting a TV out as a secondary monitor?
[19:54] <p1ckLe> Ubuntu won't install on my system at all. I try to boot from live cd, and it loads the desktop background and 2 grey bars at the top and bottom, but not the actual menus. Then it freezes.
[19:54] <jerkman> Brandano: it is detecting it as a CRT, but it isnt! as i said its a 22" tft
[19:54] <jerkman> Brandano: ah, no tv outs are connected it does have s-video
[19:54] <mostafa_> erUSUL: when I type that command it adds those lines in the file to the destination file
[19:55] <switchgirl1> hi anyone care to name a list of media players that catologue media?
[19:55] <mostafa_> erUSUL: am i right?
[19:55] <erUSUL> mostafa_: yes
[19:55] <King> switch10_, amarok and rythmbox are popular
[19:55] <mostafa_> erUSUL: I want some kind of this file to do me a favor
[19:55] <mostafa_> :D
[19:55] <King> switchgirl1, amarok and rythmbox are popular
[19:55] <mostafa_> erUSUL: can you help me how to create that
[19:55] <mostafa_> ?
[19:55] <jerkman> switch10_: Amarok, seconded
[19:55] <hemuz> Hello. I just tried to install Ubuntu for my laptop... And i had a one little problem. Keyboard and touchpad didnt worked at all... My laptop is Acer Travelmate 5530G. I was wondering if someone could help me alittle?
[19:55] <Brandano> jerkman: TBH, I don't really know how to go about it. /me is no expert, or I wouldn't be here looking for help.  if it was using some sort of graphic driver package I'd remove it and reinstall it from a terminal
[19:56] <switchgirl1> king ubuntu messed up with amarok - it does need more development
[19:56] <jerkman> Brandano: ok, ill give that a go...
[19:56] <jacquesdupontd> hm pleas erUSUL another question is it better to take the 8.04 hardy heron than 8.10 hardy ?
[19:56] <erUSUL> mostafa_: already explained it. you have to have to copies of the file (or floder) on unmodified and one modified
[19:56] <p1ckLe> Ubuntu won't install on my system at all. I try to boot from live cd, and it loads the desktop background and 2 grey bars at the top and bottom, but not the actual menus. Then it freezes.
[19:57] <datacrusher> does ubuntu9 supports via chipsets?
[19:57] <erUSUL> mostafa_: then you run diff between the two versions to get the patch file.
[19:57] <mostafa_> erUSUL: OK you mean I made both modified and unmodified files
[19:57] <mostafa_> yeah
[19:57] <mostafa_> ?
[19:57] <Brandano> Btw, i have warbling sound on an Audigy 2. I think it's a timing issue, anyone got a similar card working on Jaunty?
[19:57] <datacrusher> VIA KM400/KN400 S3G Unichrome expecificaly
[19:57] <jacquesdupontd> hm pleas erUSUL another question is it better to take the 8.04 hardy heron than 8.10 hardy ?
[19:57] <King> switchgirl1, i really like amarok with 9.04 actually
[19:57] <erUSUL> mostafa_: the one you showed is a unified diff you have to use diff -u
[19:57] <erUSUL> jacquesdupontd: is up to you 8.04 is LTS the ther on is not
[19:57] <mostafa_> erUSUL: just let me to make those file
[19:57] <mostafa_> s
[19:57] <jerkman> y
[19:57] <erUSUL> !lts | jacquesdupontd
[19:58] <switchgirl1> king I use an ipod
[19:58] <pnema> HI All, need hardware advise.  Exploring building a green server running Ubuntu for the home.  What are the recommendations?  Something "inexpensive"...
[19:58] <jerkman> pnema: use an xbox
[19:58] <erUSUL> mostafa_: to make a diff between folders you have to use diff -ur
[19:58] <bumba> Abhijit: can you help me
[19:58] <pnema> jerkman: xbox? does that run linux?
[19:59] <erUSUL> jacquesdupontd: if you choose not to use the lts version it is better to use the latest release 9.04 or 9.10
[19:59] <switchgirl1> King I use an ipod
[19:59] <jerkman> pnema: can do. mine does..
[19:59] <King> switchgirl1, i have an ipod touch . What works for me is, i use amarok in linux for playback, and then iTunes in a windows 7 virtualmachine for syncing. The virtual machine loads the music from a shared folder with linux
[19:59] <jacquesdupontd> ok erUSUL but behind that which one is the latest to have had been done ?
[19:59] <King> I am a ham radio operator, and I am looking for a program that displays a map of the world with current times in all timezones, any suggestions for programs???
[20:00] <dragonmantank> I'm trying to set up dual monitors on 9.10-beta using an ATI card (I know, guh). Using xrandr it complained that the new resolution (2880x900) was too large, so I added a 'Display' subsection to the 'Screen' section with a virtual line of 'Virtual 2880 900', and now X refuses to start
[20:00] <urthmover> google maps?
[20:00] <mostafa_> erUSUL: OK now I have two files, one modified and another one don't
[20:00] <pnema> jerkman: what did you do to get it ready to be a home server? Load Ubuntu, add more disk drives, etc ?
[20:00] <urthmover> google earth
[20:00] <mostafa_> erUSUL: now what should I do?
[20:00] <erUSUL> jacquesdupontd: sorry lost in translation... can you rephrase ?
[20:00] <switchgirl1> King ubuntu has one built in
[20:00] <King> switchgirl1, what? rythmbox?
[20:00] <erUSUL> mostafa_: diff -u unmod_file mod_file
[20:00] <erUSUL> mostafa_: diff -u unmod_file mod_file > file.patch
[20:00] <aleX-xx> gworldclocks
[20:01] <jacquesdupontd> erUSUL, the 9.10 is available ? im on 9.04 but i'm seeing all the time that from forums it seems i wouldn't have some little problems if i had 8.10 that's why i wanted to tesst, not same xorg etc...
[20:01] <mostafa_> erUSUL: ok let me check these
[20:01] <mostafa_> ;)
[20:01] <jerkman>  pnema: softmod it, install linux,  add another drive.... profit
[20:01] <King> I am a ham radio operator, and I am looking for a program that displays a map of the world with current times in all timezones, any suggestions for programs???
[20:01] <erUSUL> jacquesdupontd: 9.10 comes out in 29th this month
[20:01] <jerkman> brb
[20:01] <pnema> jerkman: any links you can recommend, I'll google but if you have a favorite please let me know
[20:01] <bumba> erUSUL: kindly help me with my problem
[20:01] <aleX-xx> King: try gworldclocks
[20:02] <erUSUL> !ask | bumba
[20:02] <switchgirl1> King no a time zone thing
[20:02] <jerkman> pnema: lookup hotswapping xbox, xbox-linux, xebian
[20:02] <King> aleX-xx, i have tried gworldclocks but it has no map
[20:02] <jerkman> g2gbrb
[20:02] <Armageddon> is there an application to make a time schedule in for the whole week ?
[20:02] <King> switchgirl1, what? i dont understand your last post
[20:02] <LLStarks> does anyone know what package "add-apt-repository" belongs to?
[20:02] <switchgirl1> King:  your clock up on the rights click it
[20:02] <Cornwall> Hi, all. I was manually grabbing some dependencies to update to karmic's notify-osd in karmic, and I broke dependencies. Now, when I run "sudo dpkg -f install", it wants to remove a LOT of necessary things, like xorg, nvidia drivers, etc. I just need to force remove those few dependecies
[20:03] <jacquesdupontd> erUSUL, ok anyway i have place on my hard disk and i'm only on linux os's so i will take a place to test that 8.10 and then i'll replace it with the 9.10 the 29 th of october if i see there's no difference with my actual 9.04
[20:03] <losha> jacquesdupontd: don't confuse 8.10 with 9.10. 8.10 is older and seems to be quite stable. 9.10 will be brand new and a bit of a mess at first...
[20:03] <jerkman> back
[20:03] <Cornwall> karmic's notify-osd in Jaunty*
[20:03]  * Brandano finds 9.04 a bit of a mess right now
[20:03] <King> switchgirl1, wow, i never noticed that, ill have to check into that
[20:03] <Brandano> though that's most likely my fault
[20:03] <erUSUL> jacquesdupontd: i do not see the point of going backwards to 8.10 if you already have 9.04...
[20:03] <mintygood> hey all
[20:03] <switchgirl1> king next to locations there's an edit button
[20:03] <jacquesdupontd> losha, not confusing at all, i want a stable system with the more compatibilty and performances don't care about the long time support thing i can update
[20:03] <Koenigsegg_> Anyone knows if the nickserv passwords in xchat are stored in unencoded format somewhere?
[20:04] <losha> Brandano: I've always thought 9.04 was a mess, but I try not to harp on it....
[20:04] <Brandano> erUSUL: in my case it would be to get back my sound setup and my 32 bit mplayer
[20:04] <aleX-xx> King: or try http://www.worldtimezone.com/
[20:04] <jacquesdupontd> erUSUL, you mean that you didn't heard about any problems in jaunty ? you must not check forums man.
[20:04] <system404> im new to linux and so far have found 9.04 to be great no major issues at all
[20:04] <elops> I'm running ubuntu jaunty: I'd like to use pam_ssh, but instead of giving my passphrase, it would be great if one could encrypt the passphrase using my login password and decrypt it on login
[20:04] <losha> jacquesdupontd: for maximum stability you want 8.04. It's downhill from there...
[20:04] <erUSUL> jacquesdupontd: i use jaunty no problems
[20:04] <jerkman> ok, still got rubbish resolution... tft is being detected as CRT, suggestions please
[20:05] <bumba> ubottu: ok and thank you. Both to you - everytime I tried to shutdown my system there comes a window showing  a message that a process is running but I donot know about it.
[20:05] <elops> Any ideas?
[20:05] <jacquesdupontd> erUSUL, are you on Nvidia graphic chipset ?
[20:05] <erUSUL> jacquesdupontd: of course i do not post in the forums to tell how great it works for me
[20:05] <elops> I'm running ubuntu jaunty: I'd like to use pam_ssh, but instead of giving my passphrase, it would be great if one could encrypt the passphrase using my login password and decrypt it on login
[20:05] <erUSUL> jacquesdupontd: yes
[20:05] <mintygood> I've had a few problems with 9.04 but nothing I couldn't fix myself...my biggest gripe is how I can't find a damn replacement for Maple
[20:05] <erUSUL> jacquesdupontd: but i use custom kernel driver (not the ones in the repo)
[20:05] <Cornwall> Anyone have an idea from my previous post?
[20:05] <jacquesdupontd> erUSUL, one of the reason :) check ati, catalyst can't be installed because of the new version of xorg
[20:05] <MichaelKohler> how can I make the panels smaller in Karmic?
[20:05] <erUSUL> mintygood: wxMaxima
[20:06] <mintygood> does it open Maple files?
[20:06] <jacquesdupontd> erUSUL, im using ubuntu since 5 years
[20:06] <King> aleX-xx, thank you for that website
[20:06] <Armageddon> !karmic | MichaelKohler
[20:06] <erUSUL> jacquesdupontd: do not buy ati or use the free radeonhd driver in 2D
[20:06] <jacquesdupontd> i've been using it for 5 years i meant
[20:06] <MichaelKohler> thanks Armageddon
[20:06] <Armageddon> your welcome MichaelKohler
[20:07] <jacquesdupontd> erUSUL, that's one of the long list of some little shit that are sometimes boring if you compare what you won in fact to pass on jaunty no ?
[20:07] <aleX-xx> King: np :)
[20:07] <flugh> i was helping debianplanet.org starting up, and tried reviewing ubuntu for it's first release. couldn't sober up enough to do it though :\
[20:07] <ikonia> flugh: why are you telling us this ?
[20:07] <erUSUL> jacquesdupontd: well then  stay in 8.04 it has LTS support and the ati driver will work
[20:07] <alech> Hi, has someone already tried to upgrade a LUKS/LVM disk setup? I've got full disc encryption as setup using the installer, and I now want to use a bigger disk. I've recreated the same partition layout, but now am a bit at a loss on how to recreate the luks/lvm stuff to actually move the data over ...
[20:08] <erUSUL> mintygood: no; it is a Mathematics package
[20:08] <mintygood> yeah I need something that is like what open office is to microsoft office
[20:08] <mostafa_> erUSUL: I can't do that can you help me with this http://paste.ubuntu.com/286441/
[20:08] <flugh> doh, mistell. my /msg skills are rusty
[20:08] <mintygood> We use maple in the engineering labs and I need to be able to work on them at home
[20:09] <jacquesdupontd> erUSUL, ok, i'm on 9.04, for example i remember with the same machine (i've stopped using this machine during 1 year that's why) with older versions of ubuntu i could play a youtube video fullscreen with no lag (normal with an amd athlon 1800xp 786 mb of ddr2 and a geforce 7600 gs ? dont you all agree ?) ?
[20:09] <Astray> Is anybody else having problems adding keys from the keyserver?  All my attempts to add a key have been timing out
[20:09] <pirx> hi! if a want a simple email sender (MTA), that can send some text in the body and a few attachments, easily using command line, which server would be recommended?
[20:10] <erUSUL> !wine | mintygood
[20:10] <mostafa_> erUSUL: r u there bro?
[20:10] <erUSUL> mostafa_: yes
[20:10] <FFEMTcJ> Does anyone know what the wine repo is? it used to be wine.budgetdedicated.com/apt but that doesnt seem to be working anymore
[20:10] <void_pointer> pirx I use postfix myself
[20:10] <mostafa_> erUSUL: I can't do that can you help me with this http://paste.ubuntu.com/286441/
[20:10] <mintygood> yeah I know what wine is, I just don't want to pay 125 for the student license :)
[20:11] <pradeep> suspend and sleep functions no longer work in my laptop how to fix it?
[20:11] <Brandano> mintygood: well, you'd have to pay them on win32, why shouldn't you have to pay them on Ubuntu?
[20:11] <Jill> how can i open port in my ubuntu 8.04?
[20:11] <Brandano> mintygood: say you want an OSS alternative to Maple, whatever that is
[20:11] <rsk> Jill: not with ubuntu, that is done in your router/modem
[20:12] <mintygood> I don't want to pay them at all, I want an open source equivalent
[20:12] <void_pointer> pirx easy to config. I use it with courier-pop and courier-imap
[20:12] <gues2> Hi guys! I have a problem with a virus, can anyone help me?
[20:12] <King> Help. How can I create an ssh tunnel to share internet between computer A and B. Where Computer A has two nics, nic1 is connected to the internet, and nic2 is connected to a private net with machine B.
[20:12] <mintygood> and I did say that
[20:12] <mintygood> or clearly implied that at least
[20:12] <Jill> rsk: Interesting ports on localhost (127.0.0.1):
[20:12] <Jill> Not shown: 1699 closed ports
[20:12] <mintygood> if I wanted to pay I would have already paid lol
[20:12] <losha> pirx: the front end (the mail application the user sees, i.e. the client) and the back end (the part which takes mail and delivers it, i.e. the server) are usually two separate/independent pieces. Do you need a front end, a back end, or both?
[20:12] <Astray> Is anybody else having problems adding keys from the keyserver?  All my attempts to add a key have been timing out
[20:12] <txukie> hi
[20:12] <livingroom> using nvidia restricted drivers....where is config file...and its not "/etc/x11"  ???
[20:13] <txukie> is there a channel for karmic related issues?
[20:13] <Flannel> txukie: #ubuntu+1
[20:13] <Astray> livingroom: You have to capitalize the X in X11
[20:13] <txukie> thanks
[20:13] <void_pointer> Jill uh, ports are opened when you run a service that listens on the port. What exactly are you trying to do?
[20:14] <void_pointer> losha he said MTA to deliver, so I guess he wants an MTA .. like postfix
[20:14] <livingroom> using nvidia restricted drivers....where is config file...and its not "/etc/X11"  ???
[20:14] <Jill> void_pointer: i am trying to configure my transmission
[20:14] <losha> King: you need to run an ssh server on one machine and the ssh client on the other.
[20:14] <MrElendig> livingroom: creat it yourself
[20:14] <MrElendig> livingroom: /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[20:14] <Scoup> how can i do to use /etc/init.d/networking restart on no root user access?
[20:14] <pirx> losha: back end, MTA
[20:14] <Jill> void_pointer: in options dialog it shows port status "closed"
[20:14] <void_pointer> Jill configure what transmission?
[20:14] <livingroom> there is one there but doesnt have resolution settings in it
[20:14] <losha> void_pointer: he also mentioned sending text, body & attachments, so I wasn't sure.
[20:14] <erUSUL> mostafa_: http://paste.ubuntu.com/286445/
[20:14] <void_pointer> pirx as I said, postfix is a good, easy one to set up
[20:15] <void_pointer> losha yeah, i was just reminding you :)
[20:15] <King> losha, i understand that. however, how do I bridge the ssh tunnel with the 2 nics??
[20:15] <Jill> void_pointer: software "transmission" =)
[20:15] <pradeep> suspend and sleep functions no longer work in my laptop how to fix it?
[20:15] <Jill> void_pointer: to fast download new linux distro from torrent
[20:15] <King> losha, will the tunnel automaticly tunnel itnernet traffic through the nic connected to the internet??
[20:15] <emre> I've successfully joined to an ads with likewise but I can't connect to internet?
[20:15] <void_pointer> Jill I don't know what you are talking about. So I'll give you an example. If you run a http server (like apache) on your machine, you will see port 80, and maybe port 443 openedup
[20:15] <emre> What should I do?
[20:16] <void_pointer> Jill well that doesn't involve you opening any ports
[20:16] <void_pointer> King you might have to statically route between the NICs
[20:16] <MrElendig> livingroom: that's normal
[20:17] <maestrojed> If I am looking at a piece of software that lists its OS compatibility with Debian, FreeBSD, REDHAT, Gentoo. How should I feel? Would you think it would run on Ubuntu? http://www.gplhost.com/software-dtc_4oscompatibility.html
[20:17] <void_pointer> Jill so forget about the idea of opening ports :)
[20:17] <pradeep> anyone know's the solution?
[20:17] <losha> King: it will only tunnel automatically if you've configured the 2-nic machine to do so. I think you're talking about internet connection sharing (ics). See below:
[20:17] <MrElendig> you can use nvidia-settigns to change the resolution, and save it to the config
[20:17] <losha> !irc
[20:17] <losha> !ics
[20:17] <MrElendig> or you can read `man xorg.conf` and add it by hand
[20:18] <losha> King: See the second msg from ubutto above...
[20:18] <Jill> void_pointer: sometimes its too hard to understand for me
[20:18] <thefirstdude> using eric4 ide how do I get rid of those blue boxes
[20:18] <livingroom> wont let me change the settings    only option is 1280x1024
[20:18] <MrElendig> livingroom: also see `man nvidia-settings`
[20:18] <losha> pirx: are you sorted re: an MTA now?
[20:19] <void_pointer> Jill ok. What exactly do you want to do?
[20:19] <daevski> Anyone know why my laptop is not seeing my desktop in network:/// (both ubuntu 9.04)
[20:19] <livingroom> thanks will try that
[20:19] <mostafa_> erUSUL: OK then how can I patch to the unmodified file? when I type patch -p1 < file.patch
[20:19] <gues2> Help! Im Sharing a folder with several windows user, is there a way to denny permision so the cannnot write .exe files on my share?
[20:19] <mostafa_> erUSUL: it  doesn't work
[20:19] <Jill> void_pointer: ill show you
[20:19] <daevski> I just created a shared folder but it's not seen :(
[20:19] <King> losha, thank you, so I tunnel into machine a, and bridge nic1 and nic2 and it should work?
[20:19] <erUSUL> mostafa_: you do not need the -p1 in this case
[20:19] <ifloresr01> ALGUIEN ESPAÑOL JEJJEJEJEE
[20:19] <frostburn> How does one quickly change konsole tabs? (alt 1 2 3 in gnome-term, firefox, etc)
[20:19] <erUSUL> !es | ifloresr01
[20:20] <mostafa_> erUSUL: what should I do then?
[20:20] <gues2> anyone!
[20:20] <erUSUL> mostafa_: patch < file.patch
[20:20] <losha> King: as I understand it, if you bridge nic1 & nic2, you can ssh directly from the client to anywhere on the internet...
[20:20] <void_pointer> King you will have to set up forwarding. I do it in an iptables script, but I'm sure there is an ubuntu, GUI way. If you want to know how to do it in iptables I'll pastebin my script
[20:20] <erUSUL> mostafa_: also the filenames of the files have to be the same i used here
[20:20] <King> losha, if I bridge the two nics will that provide internet access for all comps on the private net?? I only want to provide access for clients that tunnel into it.
[20:20] <erUSUL> mostafa_: i used 1.txt and 2.txt as you can see from the patch
[20:20] <King> void_pointer, I am familiar with bridgue_utils
[20:21] <ifloresr01> EY
[20:21] <ifloresr01> EYE
[20:21] <ifloresr01> EYE
[20:21] <ifloresr01> Y
[20:21] <ifloresr01> EY
[20:21] <ifloresr01> E
[20:21] <FloodBot1> ifloresr01: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:21] <ifloresr01> Y
[20:21] <King> void_pointer, id like to see your script tho
[20:21] <mostafa_> erUSUL: K let me check
[20:21] <void_pointer> Jill if what you are going to show is a lot of lines, pastebin it
[20:21] <gues2> Is it possible to do it?
[20:21] <Jill> void_pointer: http://itmages.ru/view.php?action=preview&id=10904&key=446573
[20:21] <daevski> Anyone know why my laptop is not seeing my desktop in network:/// (both ubuntu 9.04) ?
[20:21] <eddy_> whats a channel for web hosting ?  im having trouble with port forwarding
[20:21] <gues2> can anyone point me in the rigth direction?
[20:22] <diogo_79> guys
[20:22] <daevski> gues2: you can research windows shared folder permissions on google.com
[20:22] <ifloresr01> HOLAHOLAHOLAHELLOW
[20:22] <diogo_79> i am having some problem with my ubuntu 9.04 64 bits
[20:22] <LjL> ifloresr01: stop.
[20:22] <guntbert> ifloresr01: stop that please
[20:22] <daevski> gues2: it sounds like you want to lock down a windows folder, no?
[20:22] <diogo_79> some times it stops responding
[20:22] <losha> King: you can arrange it that only packets from selected clients can be bridged, but the config is cumbersome. Instead, how about forget about bridging, force clients to ssh into A and then let the ssh again from A to the internet. It's not a slick as bridging, but it's much easier to config...
[20:22] <diogo_79> i dont know why
[20:23] <diogo_79> can some one help me?
[20:23] <pirx> losha: googling to see what i need to conf in postfix:
[20:23] <pirx> :)
[20:23] <fwaokda> is it possible to disable word wrap in terminal?
[20:23] <ifloresr01> :d
[20:23] <gues2> thanks daevski but is a linux folder
[20:23] <ifloresr01> .D.S
[20:23] <void_pointer> Jill ah ok. I'm not familiar with exactly what you are doing, but it seems your firewall is blocking that port. Do you use firestarter or whatever it is?
[20:23] <fwaokda> temporarily
[20:23] <diogo_79> this some times happen when i use firefox and virtualbox
[20:23] <infexion> anyone know what program is being used to let you control your volume via your keyboard?
[20:23] <Sala> hey
[20:23] <Jill> void_pointer: how to know?
[20:23] <diogo_79> here can i find what is causing this instability?
[20:23] <ifloresr01> CHAO
[20:23] <void_pointer> King I'd take losha's advice on that
[20:23] <ifloresr01> chao
[20:23] <Sala> I have a wubi problem. Have run both 9.04 and 9
[20:23] <ifloresr01> xao
[20:24] <rsk> klao
[20:24] <ifloresr01> xao
[20:24] <King> losha, so. . . ssh into nic1 on the private side. then ssh a second time into nic2?? how would i do that??
[20:24] <ifloresr01> xao
[20:24] <ifloresr01> xaox
[20:24] <FloodBot1> ifloresr01: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:24] <ifloresr01> aox
[20:24] <ifloresr01> axo
[20:24] <bp> to see apple quicktime trailers? should i use totem or vlc browser plugin?
[20:24] <losha> pirx: I have to go. If postfix doesn't suit you, there are some very simple MTAs like ssmtp that will just dump all your mail to a smart relay e.g. gmail and require almost no configuration to work...
[20:24] <bp> ?
[20:24] <daevski> gues2: should be able to set it up by right clicking the folder and going to Properties> Share and unchecking the box that allows users to write to tat dir
[20:24] <erUSUL> !ops | ifloresr01
[20:24] <pirx> losha: thanks!
[20:25] <fwaokda> is it possible to *temporarily disable word wrap in terminal?
[20:25] <mostafa_> erUSUL: very nice of you thnx then how do you make this file?
[20:25] <TheAshMan> i recently install the ATI proprietary drivers and they didnt work. How can i completely remove them and ati catalyst as reset my my original graphics
[20:25] <losha> King: no, client on B sshes into A via nic2, then from A he can ssh anywhere on the internet via nic1...
[20:25] <Sala> I have a wubi problem. Have run both 9.04 and 9.10 installations, both fail at the same part. Im missing menu.ltr file in boot folder. As result im not able to boot to ubuntu (i can see ubuntu in windows bootloader) as it stops either on grub (9.10) or on some other console (9-04). Any ideas? Running Windows 7, have tried Vista compactability mode.
[20:25] <daevski> gues2: you can also use "chown" and "chmod" to change the permissions in cli (command line)
[20:26] <erUSUL> mostafa_: diff -u 1.txt 2.txt > patch.file
[20:26] <erUSUL> mostafa_: i said that to you multiple times already
[20:26] <mostafa_> erUSUL: really excuse me but when I do this by myself i try this :
[20:26] <Sala> Also note that installation itself completes with no error. Im also running x64 bit system.
[20:27] <mostafa_> erUSUL: diff -u mostafa umostafa > mostafa.patch
[20:27] <King> losha, what i want to do is share internet from comp A to comp B via ssh (then have firefox connect to local socks).
[20:27] <mostafa_> erUSUL: what is the problem
[20:27] <mostafa_> ??
[20:27] <erUSUL> mostafa_: i do not see any error msg in what you wrotte... do not see any problem
[20:27] <erUSUL> ?
[20:28] <eddy_> Help w/ port forwarding please!  I login to router, & want to do forward 80 to anything else.  But all it says is ""start #" & "end #...   ?
[20:28] <Sala> Help! I have a wubi problem. Have run both 9.04 and 9.10 installations, both fail at the same part. Im missing menu.ltr file in boot folder. As result im not able to boot to ubuntu (i can see ubuntu in windows bootloader) as it stops either on grub (9.10) or on some other console (9-04). Any ideas? Running Windows 7, have tried Vista compactability mode. Also note that installation itself...
[20:28] <Sala> ...completes with no error. Im also running x64 bit system.
[20:28] <King> eddy_, start port = "80" end port = "80" then forward to your ip
[20:29] <mostafa_> erUSUL: anyway thank you bro you are so patient to me
[20:29] <eddy_> oooh ok
[20:29] <eddy_> ty
[20:29] <erUSUL> mostafa_: no problem
[20:29] <mostafa_> erUSUL: ;)
[20:30] <Keiya> Has anyone gotten evolution-mapi to work?
[20:31] <Sala> as i dont have any clues left (i binged) and forums only seem to adress issuses with beta of windows 7 im kinda worried if wubi is working at all on x64 bit system. maybe someone can just share menu.lst file for 9.10 wubi installation of ubuntu?
[20:31] <DrOnline> Hi, is the netboot image considered to be just as 'official' as the other installation methods?  If I have a problem with it, should I file a bug or should I just try again with a 'better' way of doing things?
[20:33] <kraito> i'm trying to install the plugin for movie player and i get this - E: Could not get lock /var/cache/apt/archives/lock - open (11 Resource temporarily unavailable)
[20:33] <kraito> E: Unable to lock the download directory
[20:34] <genii> kraito: Wait until your current updates are done
[20:34] <Z4ndX> Any one tryed Fluxbox in NX and got it working ? ..
[20:35] <kraito> genii: their aren't any update going on
[20:35] <FFEMTcJ> is it just me or does the keyserver seem down?
[20:36] <genii> kraito: Make sure you used sudo with the command then
[20:36] <bjorkintosh> is anyone experiencing frequent firefox freezes on koala?
[20:36] <Flannel> bjorkintosh: #ubuntu+1 for Karmic questions, thanks
[20:37] <Flannel> FFEMTcJ: Yeah, it appears to be down right now
[20:37] <FFEMTcJ> :-(
[20:37] <barry1> Hi.  is there a way to download something that looks like this: "http://streaming.somedomain.com:8080/somemix.mp3" directly without using vlc to transcode it (taking 2 hours or however long the track is)?
[20:37] <bjorkintosh> okay. thanks Flannel.
[20:37] <kraito> i don't exactly know the command, it automaticaly intalled it when i tryed to play a movie off my 2tb
[20:37] <MrElendig> barry1: mplayer / vlc + -dumpstream =
[20:37] <MrElendig> s/=/?/
[20:38] <MrElendig> I think vlc has -dumpstream atleast
[20:38] <MrElendig> mplayer does
[20:38] <Sala> as i dont have any clues left (i binged) and forums only seem to adress issuses with beta of windows 7 im kinda worried if wubi is working at all on x64 bit system. maybe someone can just share menu.lst file for 9.10 wubi installation of ubuntu?
[20:38] <Sala> Help! I have a wubi problem. Have run both 9.04 and 9.10 installations, both fail at the same part. Im missing menu.ltr file in boot folder. As result im not able to boot to ubuntu (i can see ubuntu in windows bootloader) as it stops either on grub (9.10) or on some other console (9-04). Any ideas? Running Windows 7, have tried Vista compactability mode. Also note that installation itself...
[20:38] <Sala> ...completes with no error. Im also running x64 bit system.
[20:38] <FloodBot1> Sala: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:39] <barry1> MrElendig: I can use vlc to convert/save (transcode) but it takes "forever" understandable with a live radio station but an mp3 that you can seek through..?
[20:40] <wal3> does anyone know if USB headsets are supported by ubuntu? http://shop.skype.com/intl/de/headsets/iss-talk-5115-everyman-headset.html
[20:40] <MrElendig> barry1: mplayer -dumpstream http://streaming.somedomain.com:8080/somemix.mp3
[20:40] <LLStarks> jbarnes: xrandr --output LVDS1 --set "scaling mode" "aspect"
[20:40] <kraito> can any one help with this E: Could not get lock /var/cache/apt/archives/lock - open (11 Resource temporarily unavailable)
[20:40] <kraito> E: Unable to lock the download directory
[20:40] <MrElendig> barry1: that should work
[20:40] <LLStarks> sets aspect in xrandr --prop
[20:40] <Sala> Help! I have a wubi problem. Have run both 9.04 and 9.10 installations, both fail at the same part. Im missing menu.ltr file in boot folder. As result im not able to boot to ubuntu (i can see ubuntu in windows bootloader) as it stops either on grub (9.10) or on some other console (9-04). Any ideas? Running Windows 7, have tried Vista compactability mode. Also note that installation itself...
[20:40] <Sala> ...completes with no error. Im also running x64 bit system. as i dont have any clues left (i binged) and forums only seem to adress issuses with beta of windows 7 im kinda worried if wubi is working at all on x64 bit system. maybe someone can just share menu.lst file for 9.10 wubi installation of ubuntu?
[20:40] <barry1> MrElendig:many thanks for your time
[20:40] <LLStarks> but doesn't change the actual scaling.
[20:40] <mikinanuq> Sala: hmm, it could be anything if you have Windows 7 installed... not supported I don't think
[20:40] <slyder> sorry, can anyone help me? i'm noob in using ubuntu... i installed ubuntu 9.04.... i need driver for sis 671 chipset
[20:41] <wal3> does anyone know if USB headsets are supported by ubuntu? http://shop.skype.com/intl/de/headsets/iss-talk-5115-everyman-headset.html
[20:41] <MrElendig> barry1: add -dumpfile if you want a different filename than ./stream.dump
[20:41] <kraito> i don't have any updates going on it shows that when i try to install the driver for my graphics card
[20:41] <osmosis> can someone give me a wave invite?
[20:41] <kraito> also
[20:41] <Strife89> Can anyone help me with an issue with pdftk? I'm trying to join a bunch of PDFs, but pdftk complains that some of the PDFs cannot be opened due to a password and encryption, even though Evince Document Viewer opens them just fine without a password.
[20:41] <trijntje> !ot| osmosis
[20:41] <kraito> and when i try and remove something also
[20:41] <Sala> mikinanuq, the installation itself installes to bootloader and evrything, im only missing menu.lst from boot menu making it unable to boot and get stuck in grub.
[20:41] <trijntje> !enter | kraito
[20:42] <MrElendig> Strife89: evince ignores some security "features" in some pdf's
[20:42] <mikinanuq> Sala: can you access the ubuntu partition from windows 7 to copy the menu.lst over?
[20:42] <Sala> yes
[20:43] <kraito> trijntje: it said event not found
[20:43] <Sala> as its wubi based installation, its just a folder on my c:/ drive
[20:43] <wal3> does anyone know if USB headsets are supported by ubuntu? http://shop.skype.com/intl/de/headsets/iss-talk-5115-everyman-headset.html
[20:43] <dariocaruso> hi!
[20:43] <trijntje> kraito, I dont know what your problem is. Please describe it in one reaction without any <enter>.
[20:44] <mikinanuq> Sala: hmm I don't have a dualboot but I can paste my default menu.lst to pastebin, that might help you.
[20:44] <dariocaruso> please i have a trouble with the resolution
[20:44] <dariocaruso> of my pc
[20:44] <trijntje> Hi dariocaruso
[20:44] <Ouvre_boite> #Venez_tous
[20:44] <trijntje> !enter | dariocaruso
[20:44] <dariocaruso> i want to put a resolution over 640x480
[20:44] <kraito> trijntje: what do you mean
[20:44] <mikinanuq> slyder: I have a sis chipset, you need to set it as your driver in xorg.conf.
[20:44] <durt> kraito, sounds like you have more than one instance of update manager/synaptic running stop one and try again
[20:44] <dariocaruso> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/286457/
[20:44] <trijntje> draito: repeat your question in one line plz
[20:44] <mikinanuq> slyder: I think the driver is installed by default.
[20:45] <kraito> durt: i haven't started any could their be something in the background or something?
[20:46] <durt> kraito, yes, or you have a stale lock file that needs to be removed.
[20:46] <Fenix|work> Greetings and salutations.
[20:46] <dariocaruso> ok. i have a resolution now of 640x480. I want to have a resolution of 1024x768. I use an old nvidia card and i have ever used the monitor with 1024x768
[20:46] <Fenix|work> How does one move /var into an LVM after the fact?
[20:47] <durt> !lvm | Fenix|work
[20:47] <kraito> durt: how do i do this?
[20:47] <wal3> does anyone know if USB headsets are supported by ubuntu? http://shop.skype.com/intl/de/headsets/iss-talk-5115-everyman-headset.html
[20:48] <Fenix|work> durt, I have no problem with creating the LVM.  I've already installed and want to move /var into the LVM.
[20:48] <durt> kraito, first run system manager or top in a terminal to see if update-manager or apt-check or something is currently running
[20:48] <Sala_> yes i can, as its wubi based installation, its just a folder on my c:/ drives
[20:48] <th0ger> Hi, could someone please try if they can see flash on this page: http://viewer.zmags.com/publication/e90b813d#/e90b813d/1 ... It tells me that my flash version is too old, and quickly displays a grey page.
[20:49] <p1ckLe> ftware RAID, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FakeRaidHowto
[20:49] <p1ckLe> whoops
[20:49] <th0ger> I have the newest flash player (adobe-flashplugin 10.0.32.18-1jaunty1)
[20:50] <trijntje> dariocaruso, what happened when you could no longer use the high resolution?
[20:50] <jemark> th0ger, how did you get it?
[20:50] <dariocaruso> this is the pc of my neighbour
[20:50] <th0ger> jemark: aptitude
[20:50] <p1ckLe> what's a reason that ubuntu would freeze during installation?
[20:51] <kraito> durt, nothing was running
[20:51] <trijntje> !who | dariocaruso
[20:51] <guntbert> Fenix|work: I suggest you do it from a live CD
[20:51] <frostburn> p1ckLe, bad cd would do that
[20:51] <trijntje> dariocaruso, so you dont know what happened? what have you tried to get the resolution working again?
[20:51] <frostburn> p1ckLe, or if installing to flash, it may take longer
[20:52] <Jill> how to enable (open) ports?
[20:52] <Fenix|work> guntbert, k... will do
[20:52] <pradeep> ubottu:suspend and sleep functions no longer work in my laptop how to fix it?
[20:52] <dariocaruso> @ trijntje  this is not my pc. i have installed now ubuntu on another pc. with closed nvidia driver abilitated
[20:52] <p1ckLe> frostburn: i did the test cd for defects, and test memory, both passed with flying colors.
[20:52] <durt> kraito, try to do what you wish to, install or update again, then if you get the same error, remove the lock file.
[20:53] <slyder> sorry, can anyone help me? i'm noob in using ubuntu... i installed ubuntu 9.04.... i need driver for sis 671 chipset
[20:53] <trijntje> dariocaruso, you are confusing me.
[20:53] <frostburn> p1ckLe, let it sit for a while, i've 30meg isos take 40 minutes to install before, shrug
[20:53] <kraito> durt, how do i remove the lock file and what are the disadvantage
[20:53] <p1ckLe> frostburn: ill try that, ty
[20:54] <mikinanuq> Jill: you probably have a router to connect you to the internet. This router probably has a firewall integrated to it
[20:54] <dariocaruso> trijntje:  so scuse me for my english.. i tell you that i'm secure that the monitor can use higher resolution then 640x480, because i use ever it. But now, with another pc i have this problem
[20:54] <Welshy-Rob> hi i want to turn my pc into a web server for 1 web page and i need help :) im new to web server stuff but i currently a confidant user of ubuntu 8.10
[20:54] <kraito> durt, it said there was something else running. would that have something to do with the lock?
[20:55] <frostburn> p1ckLe, if it's a live cd, pop open a terminal and watch top and iostat to make sure stuff is being written
[20:55] <dariocaruso> trijntje: my xorg is this http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/286457/
[20:55] <trijntje> dariocaruso, what country are you from? maybe there is a channel in your language where you can get help
[20:55] <durt> kraito, are you absolutely sure nothing is running?....yes that's the point of the lock file so two things can't update/install at the same time.
[20:55] <p1ckLe> frostburn: it freezes before i can do anything.
[20:55] <p1ckLe> frostburn: i cant even move the mouse.
[20:55] <p1ckLe> frostburn: or open the cd drive.. everything freezes.
[20:56] <shawn_> Hmm Im using the sleep(int) function from the GASP module but its only letting me use ints.. meaning no decimals is there any way to get around this and use decimals?
[20:56] <frostburn> p1ckLe, oh... hmm,, how much ram does the box have?
[20:56] <kraito> durt, i would know were to look but were you told me too already
[20:56] <p1ckLe> only 128.
[20:56] <p1ckLe> its a p3 900mhz 128mb
[20:56] <dariocaruso> trijntje: scuse me but in italian channel i often help other, but now i don't find anyone that help me
[20:57] <wyatt> holas....
[20:57] <frostburn> p1ckLe, yeah, i've had installs fail at 256mb, you might need to find an alternative means of installation... like popping the hdd into a device with more ram if possible then moving it back out again
[20:57] <wyatt> alguien esta programando en gambas???
[20:57] <kraito> durt, wait one i think it's working now
[20:58] <durt> kraito, if there was update running in the background be aware that the archives can be very slow due to the karmic beta release.
[20:58] <th0ger> Hi, could someone please try if they can see flash on this page: http://viewer.zmags.com/publication/e90b813d#/e90b813d/1 (in firefox) It says my flash version is too old. I have the newest flash player (adobe-flashplugin 10.0.32.18-1jaunty1) installed with apt-get. about:plugins shows the libflashplayer.so (10.0 r32).
[20:59] <trijntje> dariocaruso, I see. What have you tried so far to get the resolution working?
[20:59] <subito> hi, whenever i want to launch Qsynth with alsa as an audio driver i get "failed to create the audio driver" and "failed to open the /dev/audio audio device"; i can only launch using jack as an audio driver
[20:59] <kraito> durt, yes it's working now thanks for the help. this community is really as good as they say.
[20:59] <durt> np
[20:59] <p1ckLe> frostburn: ahhh.. Makes sense. I only have a laptop available, is there a way to hook a hdd (if its an internal) to the laptop? or is that not possible?
[21:00] <guntbert> !es | wyatt
[21:00] <wyatt> thanks
[21:00] <Sala_> Help! I have problem with WUBI. Have tested both 9.04 and 9.10. Both fail at creating "menu.lst" file on boot folder (note that installation completes with no errors). As a result im unable to boot to ubuntu (however it does create ubuntu option on Windows bootloader) as it gets stuck on Grub. Im running Windows 7 RTM X64, EFI based system, ran installations both with and without Windows...
[21:00] <Sala_> ...Vista compactability mode. I have already binged for ansfers (but with no results as you can see).
[21:01] <frostburn> p1ckLe, yeah, you can get usb to laptop adapters off newegg or amazon for less than $10
[21:02] <switchgirl> anyone for a game of urban terror?
[21:02] <p1ckLe> frostburn: awesome.. thanks for ur help, i imagine thats what it is, not enough ram. i think i can get a stick of ram for that box for cheap as well. thanks again.
[21:02] <dariocaruso> trijntje:i have never tried with this pc!! this is not my pc, this is firt time that on this pc someone put ubuntu inside!
[21:03] <einstein1969> !it
[21:03] <trijntje> dariocaruso, go to system -> administration -> resolution
[21:04] <trijntje> dariocaruso, system -> preferences -> that should be
[21:05] <panteley> hi all i am new to ubuntu and have one small problem! i can't install ati graphic driver :( can someone help me?
[21:05] <mezquitale> anybody else having problem using bit torrent clients?  I can't download anything from home, right now i'm in the library and the client cant connect
[21:05] <Tigernose> Testing floodbot:
[21:05] <Tigernose> dgfdhdf
[21:05] <Tigernose> hsgfgf
[21:05] <mezquitale> !ati
[21:05] <Tigernose> d
[21:05] <FloodBot1> Tigernose: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:05] <Tigernose> gd
[21:05] <Tigernose> ds
[21:06] <trijntje> mezquitale, have you checked if the port is reachable?
[21:06] <zvacet> panteley : did you tried under system<admin>hardware drivers
[21:06] <xtsuname> hi, is there any USB tv-tuners that works magically on Ubuntu?
[21:06] <xtsuname> just thought I ask in the case there is such a tool
[21:06] <xtsuname> hardware*
[21:06] <mezquitale> trijntje, at home I checked everything, the port was reachable but I still couldnt download and now I'm in the library and can't get a connection using Transmission client
[21:07] <forceflow> xtsuname: I've got a pinnacle dvb-t stick that works out of the box
[21:07] <Sala_> Help! I have problem with WUBI. Have tested both 9.04 and 9.10. Both fail at creating "menu.lst" file on boot folder (note that installation completes with no errors). As a result im unable to boot to ubuntu (however it does create ubuntu option on Windows bootloader) as it gets stuck on Grub. Im running Windows 7 RTM X64, EFI based system, ran installations both with and without Windows...
[21:07] <Sala_> ...Vista compactability mode. I have already binged for ansfers (but with no results as you can see).
[21:07] <mezquitale> !mythbuntu
[21:07] <trijntje> mezquitale, I would guess that the library blocks almost all ports on their network
[21:07] <xtsuname> forceflow, pinnacle? is it USB?
[21:07] <einstein1969> hi
[21:07] <forceflow> yeah
[21:07] <xtsuname> I have pinnacle e800
[21:07] <trijntje> !wubi | Sala_
[21:08] <xtsuname> like when u say out of the box so plug and play works?
[21:08] <trijntje> mezquitale, how did you check if you port was reachable?
[21:08] <rob0917> I live in the United States and I just purchased the fluendo full playback pack in the ubuntu store ,but I  can't get quicktime files to play.Could someone help?
[21:08] <xtsuname> rob0917, try smplayer, mplayer, movieplayer and vlc
[21:08] <mezquitale> trijntje, i used utilities on the client to test for the port, all tests came ok yet i still couldnt connect using the bit torrent client
[21:09] <xtsuname> forceflow, did you have to install anything at all?
[21:09] <rob0917> ok
[21:09] <rob0917> thanks
[21:09] <xtsuname> oh rob0917 return ur product
[21:09] <xtsuname> u prob just got ripped off
[21:09] <forceflow> xtsuname: me-tv, that's a gnome dvb player
[21:09] <trijntje> mezquitale, transmission is working fine here. What client are you using?
[21:09] <rob0917> why
[21:09] <xtsuname> forceflow, not mythTV?
[21:09] <forceflow> that's a bit too full-blown for what I wanted to do with it
[21:09] <xtsuname> rob0917, cuz mplayer and vlc and totem play almost everything
[21:10] <rob0917> great
[21:10] <einstein1969> i have a problem with gparted and the partition table. I speek a very little english.
[21:10] <xtsuname> forceflow, are you able to check whether e800 works with it?
[21:10] <mezquitale> trijntje, im using Transmission, I will try from home then because I'm in the library right now and have no control of the port to use
[21:10] <TheVenerableZ> I have two 22" monitors, one VGA and one DVI. I'm looking to upgrade my video card. Which one should I get for compiz?
[21:10] <SteveHill> I was playing with the "Console display settings" app, and now can't seem to get it off my panels.  How to I kill the app.  Rebooting doesn't help.
[21:10] <Sala_> trijntje i am aware of what wubi is. im looking for support here for a simple menu.lst missing problem.
[21:10] <cq> hello, if I want to do a bash script with     cmd="echo blah >> file.txt"                            and then '$cmd' on the next line, which part of the echo command do I need to quote how? I keep getting script.sh: 12:blah: not found
[21:11] <trijntje> mezquitale, I think a public place is a bad location to test bittorrent programs
[21:11] <cq> on the line where I try to execute teh command
[21:11] <soreau> TheVenerableZ: New Radeon card should work nicely with the open drivers
[21:11] <mikinanuq> Sala_: there are plenty of sample menu.lst out on the net
[21:11] <TheVenerableZ> cq: why are you doing cmd=. why not just echo ...
[21:11] <mezquitale> trijntje, i already tried it at home, I can't figure out why it wont work at home
[21:12] <cq> TheVenerableZ: so I can do an error check easily with if ! `$cmd`; then echo "$cmd failed... exiting."; exit 1; fi
[21:12] <f00f> hey guys i had network-manager set up with ubuntu 9 but i needed iptables to run which ended up in a conflict. Now i'm trying to set up the /etc/network/interfaces with two static ip's and i'm having problems accessing the internet... Not i have 2 interfaces eth0 which is an internal LAN(having a 192.168 etc...) and eth1 which will have the inet and external static ip (you kno regular class c)... Can anyone help me in getting this
[21:13] <trijntje> Sala_: I understand that, I think the problem is that win7 is not supported
[21:13] <Sala_> mikinanuq, as its wubi, its virtual disk not real partition, making sample menu.lst useless. Fount one really old sample menu.lst but its not working. Anyone got working 9.10 wubi menu.lst?
[21:13] <TheVenerableZ> cp: did you try putting the blah in single quotes?
[21:13] <TheVenerableZ> cq: do you know which model that is?
[21:13] <Sala_> trijntje i dont see any fundamental shifts from vista +  i ran it on vista compactability mode. cant i just copy menu.lst?
[21:13] <TheVenerableZ> sorry, soreau: do you know which model that is?
[21:14] <trijntje> mezquitale, I understand that, I'm not sure what is causing your problems
[21:14] <Sala_> if i cloud get 9.10 wubi menu.lst config file i cloud maybe boot to ubuntu. its worth a try heh?
[21:14] <trijntje> Sala_, I think that what wubi does has little to do with vista compatibilty mode
[21:14] <mezquitale> trijntje, i changed the port to use a random port, restarted the client and voila!  I am downloading!!!  I'm going to check at home and see if I get the same result
[21:15] <cq> TheVenerableZ: same problem: cmd="echo 'cert $clientname.cert' >> $tmpdir/config/$clientname.ovpn"
[21:15] <mikinanuq> f00f: you may need to look into route tables to get it right
[21:15] <trijntje> mezquitale, nice. Maybe it was a tracker problem
[21:15] <einstein1969> i have a problem with gparted and the partition table. I speek a very little english. help me.
[21:15] <cq> foof: start with route -an and see if your routes are right for the two IPs ...
[21:16] <mikinanuq> f00f: so your route of last resort (0.0.0.0) points to your external card
[21:16] <elops> Where can i find the DNS SOA record file in ubuntu ?
[21:16] <ikonia> elops: are you running a dns server ?
[21:16] <HappyHobo> is gthumb as good as pornview?
[21:16] <MOUD> Hey all
[21:17] <fotis> hello
[21:17] <TheVenerableZ> HappyHobo: keep it g
[21:17] <elops> ikonia: yes
[21:17] <fotis> how are you ?
[21:17] <ikonia> elops: look in your named.conf for the zone files then look at your 127 domain zone file
[21:17] <HappyHobo> I am.  It's a package's name TheVenerableZ
[21:17] <einstein1969> how to backup MBR (Partition table) and EBR (Logical partition)?
[21:17] <sebsebseb> hi
[21:18] <ikonia> fotis: this channel has 1400+ users in it, if you want to talk to someone, it's best to say there name first,
[21:19] <f00f> cq: here is the pastie... http://pastie.org/642787
[21:19] <einstein1969> there is anyone for help me?
[21:19] <mikinanuq> einstein1969: you may need to look in to the "dd" command if you know what blocks you need that should get it for you
[21:19] <f00f> mikinanuq: http://pastie.org/642787
[21:20] <bucky> f00f, what's your nameserver?
[21:20] <SteveHill> I was playing with the "Console display settings" app, and now can't seem to get it off my panels. How to I kill the app. Rebooting doesn't help.
[21:21] <einstein1969> mikinanuq, there is a program for this. I have corrupt the partition table with fdisk (order command). The gparted is unusable...
[21:21] <f00f> bucky: no idea :)
[21:21] <HappyHobo> there are too many viewers
[21:21] <bucky> f00f, ping -c 3 4.2.2.2   does that drop the pings?
[21:21]  * ^Einstein chuckles at the unlikely ping
[21:21] <shawn_> In Ubuntu is there any way to have Evolution mail just minimize to the task bar but not close... Like Pidgin does?
[21:21] <f00f> --- 4.2.2.2 ping statistics ---
[21:21] <f00f> 3 packets transmitted, 0 received, +3 errors, 100% packet loss, time 1999ms
[21:21] <f00f> , pipe 3
[21:22] <dan1> hi guys, I hope this is a serious ubuntu room
[21:22] <f00f> hrmm
[21:22] <f00f> dan1: yur nub arent you ?
[21:22] <dan1> yup
[21:22] <dan1> I am
[21:22] <dan1> not here to date, have sex, or find out age sex and location
[21:23] <dan1> but would love to have some help
[21:23] <durt> dan1, just ask
[21:23] <dan1> thanks
[21:23] <f00f> ask away
[21:23] <dabukalam> I have a 64-bit server with 3 hard disks. Two are empty, and one is in use. I want to use JBOD RAID to merge the 3 hard disks and make one folder. How is this possible?
[21:23] <dan1> I have 2 systems using ubuntu jaunty
[21:23] <dabukalam> !ask | dan1
[21:23] <ikonia> dan1: instead of making pointless and slightly uncalled for speaches and sexual reference ask your technical question
[21:23] <dan1> suddenly both printers are printing with wrong colors
[21:23] <eziolana_> ciao a tutti
[21:23] <vox> dabukalam: with "mdadm"
[21:24] <SteveHill> Dan1: try to put your whole question in one transmission.
[21:24] <dan1> they worked fine before
[21:24] <vox> dabukalam: there's plenty of how-to's if you google it
[21:24] <durt> dan1, full question all at once, please.
[21:24] <ikonia> dabukalam: you need to have the disks you want to make raid with sepereate from the disks you want to make an array from
[21:24] <ikonia> dabukalam: what raid level do you want to create
[21:24] <dabukalam> vox: it's a GUI app?
[21:24] <vox> dabukalam: no
[21:24] <mgv1> how can i block a program from accessing the internet?
[21:24] <ikonia> mgv1: firewall
[21:24] <CaptainCanuck> if i have an external drive (ext3) and i want to mount it on another linux box where i dont have root access, what should i put into /etc/fstab?
[21:25] <dabukalam> vox: so it's CLI. but you're sure it supports JBOD?
[21:25] <CaptainCanuck> specifically the mount options
[21:25] <mgv1> ikonia, but how to set a program to be blocked?
[21:25] <bucky> f00f, i think it's trying to connect thru eth1 and the static settings aren't right like you can't have an ip addy like 61.61.81.145 with a network like 61.61.81.145 or something like that
[21:25] <ikonia> CaptainCanuck: you can't put it into /etc/fstab without root access
[21:25] <mikinanuq> f00f: not sure what that 169.254... is but probably shouldn't be there.
[21:25] <dan1> I have 2 systems on ubuntu with 2 printers, both printers worked fine until maybe a week ago, now both are printing off colors, and I can't see how to reset
[21:25] <CaptainCanuck> so i cant mount at all with out root?
[21:25] <ikonia> CaptainCanuck: no
[21:25] <CaptainCanuck> without fstab perhaps?
[21:25] <ikonia> CaptainCanuck: no
[21:25] <CaptainCanuck> fck
[21:25] <mgv1> anyone can tell me what can i do about ekiga that doesnt make sound when dialed to 'wcho test'?
[21:25] <ikonia> CaptainCanuck: that language is uncalled for
[21:25] <CaptainCanuck> sorry
[21:26] <f00f> bucky: i will remove the 169.254 then
[21:26] <vox> dabukalam: yes, mdadm supports jbod. however, anything you have on any of the drives will be wiped when you create the jbod
[21:26] <XGenster> hey all
[21:26] <dabukalam> !mdadm
[21:26] <julien__> bonsoir j'ai besoin d'aide
[21:26] <f00f> bucky: i am trying to connect to the inet through eth1... so all i have to do is change around some settings and see what works... ?
[21:26] <ikonia> dabukalam: what raid level do you want to use
[21:26] <CaptainCanuck> hmm palindrome
[21:26] <dabukalam> vox: on ANY of them?
[21:26] <xiong> dan1, Your problem may not be anywhere except in your ink cartridges: Is it possible that you've just run out of ink in one or two colors?
[21:26] <dabukalam> ikonia: JBOD
[21:26] <ikonia> dabukalam: that's not a raid level, 0,1,5 ?
[21:27] <XGenster> is it possible to network 2 machines using the SATA interface ?
[21:27] <f00f> bucky: also why doesnt my eth1 and eth0 come up as soon as i restart networking ?
[21:27] <vox> ikonia: it's a form of raid.
[21:27] <vox> dabukalam: yes
[21:27] <mgv1> i still cant have spell checker in english even when ive deleted the hebrew one
[21:27] <ikonia> XGenster: I don't think there is a network over sata interface
[21:27] <dabukalam> ikonia: yes it is.
[21:27] <dan1> it's unlikely I ran out of ink, new cartriges mostly
[21:27] <dan1> one printer black prints green
[21:27] <ikonia> vox: no it's not raid
[21:28]  * vox headdesk
[21:28] <ikonia> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standard_RAID_levels
[21:28] <dabukalam> vox: k, i'll look around, but i'll be back if i need some extra help. thanks!
[21:28] <XGenster> ikaros: so its not possible to connect 2 motherboards to eachother using a SATA cable, then run some sort of tcp/ip over that link ?
[21:28] <jhattara> does anyone have experience with various GUI mysql admin tools ?
[21:28] <ikonia> XGenster: I've never heard of tcp over sata
[21:28] <ikonia> jhattara: I've used mysql-admin
[21:28] <vox> ikonia: i didnt say it was a standard form of raid. learn to read.
[21:28] <mgv1> shouldnt i hear something when dialing ekiga conference room?
[21:29] <XGenster> kewlo, thanks for the help ikonia
[21:29] <elops> what is port 50,51 n 631 used for?
[21:29] <ikonia> elops: look in /etc/services
[21:29] <elops> ok
[21:30] <dan1> printers worked fine until about a week ago, on one black prints as green, are there driver problems anyone knows about, ubuntu jaunty
[21:30] <dabukalam> ikonia: learn your facts before preaching. JBOD is a form of raid. It just means all the disks grouped together.
[21:30] <ikonia> dabukalam: "just a bunch of disks"
[21:30] <ikonia> dabukalam: it's not raid
[21:30] <FFEMTcJ> how can i install java to where firefox recognizes it? I installed sun-java6-jre but that didnt work
[21:30] <mgv1> there is any chat that handle ekiga problems?
[21:31] <jhattara> ikonia, can you do every imaginable management task easily with mysql-admin? and it works well?
[21:31] <guntbert> !fr | julien__
[21:31] <bucky> mgv1, there are 5 users in #ekiga
[21:31] <ikonia> jhattara: I quite like it to be honest, it's been replaced with mysql administrator, which seems very good, but I've not used it as much as mysql-admin
[21:32] <dabukalam> ikonia: fine, i don't see how this is worth arguing over
[21:32] <ikonia> dabukalam: that's why I'm not arguing
[21:32] <dan1> can anyone tell me why I can't burn 64studio or ubuntu studio I tried cd's and dvd's
[21:33] <ikonia> dan1: bad images, but if you can't burn either, most likley a software or hardware problem
[21:33] <mgv1> bucky, really? still it is open source - what do you suggest?
[21:33] <mgv1> bucky, ohh i thought you saying 5 on the network
[21:33] <dan1> don't think it's a software or hardware problem as I tried on 2 different systems
[21:34] <ikonia> dan1: then most likley bad image downloads
[21:34] <ikonia> dan1: or bad media
[21:34] <jedi06> how come i lost the sound when it loads up
[21:34] <dan1> could I have had 4 bad image downloads? 2 on each machine?
[21:34] <ikonia> dan1: your isp is corrupting them ?
[21:34] <jerkman> when i had nvidia-settings installed, its max res was 1024x768, and grandr was 1680x10509(proper). I uninstalled nvidia-settins and now grandr only goes up to 1024x768
[21:34] <robsonpeixoto> hi
[21:34] <Keiya> Hopefully I can get sugar working now...
[21:35] <dan1> not sure what you mean by isp corrupting
[21:35] <ikonia> dan1: the server you get them from is bad ?
[21:35] <robsonpeixoto> i upgraded tu Ubuntu 9.10 and GDM doesn't work. What can i do ?
[21:35] <guntbert> dan1: please clarify: were you unable to start the burning? to complete the burning? to use a burnt cd?
[21:35] <bucky> mgv1, /join #ekiga
[21:35] <dan1> god knows, I'm not savy enough to know how to find out
[21:35] <ikonia> dan1: your ISP may have hardware that is damaging the image, it's rare, but if two machines and 4 images aren't working, got to look for common factos
[21:35] <ikonia> !9.10 > robsonpeixoto
[21:35] <guntbert> !md5sum | dan1
[21:36] <mgv1> bucky, yes thanks
[21:36] <vox> dabukalam: regardless, jbod /is/ a form of raid, and mdadm is what handles raidsets under linux. do a google for "ubuntu jbod how to" or similar
[21:36] <einstein1969> mikinanuq, there is a program for this? I have corrupt the partition table with fdisk (order command). The gparted is unusable...
[21:36] <jerkman> any idea about htis graphics issue?
[21:37] <th0ger> Hi, could someone please try if they can see flash on this page: http://viewer.zmags.com/publication/e90b813d#/e90b813d/1 (in firefox) It says my flash version is too old. But, I have the newest flash player (adobe-flashplugin 10.0.32.18-1jaunty1) installed with apt-get. about:plugins shows the newest libflashplayer.so (10.0 r32).
[21:37] <bucky> mgv1, just ask your question someone in here might know the answer
[21:37] <mgv1> hi, ive a problem of not hearing in ekiga
[21:37] <MOUD> when will the final release of ubuntu 9.10 be available for download?
[21:37] <Berzerker> Oct 29th.
[21:38] <PMantis> Hello! What's the "correct" way to update the symlinks in /etc/rcS.d ? There's a command that looks at all the init scripts and dependencies and creates symlinks for upstart... forget what it is. :(
[21:38] <vox> PMantis: update-rc.d
[21:38] <th0ger> PMantis: I like sysv-rc-conf but there are others
[21:38] <MOUD> thanks Berzerker
[21:39] <Berzerker> MOUD, np
[21:39] <Keiya> 9% [7 libqtgui4 3005203/3586kB 83%] [2 etoys 9245658/25.6MB 36%]                                                                                       248kB/s 8min 57s
[21:39] <Keiya> holy... is that /downloading two packages at once/!?
[21:39] <Keiya> I've never seen apt do that before!
[21:39] <Berzerker> oh my god I konw!
[21:39] <PMantis> vox: That seems to only be for rc[0-6].d
[21:39] <Berzerker> know*
[21:39] <Berzerker> happy karmic
[21:39] <PMantis> th0ger: Ahh, I think that's it.
[21:39] <j0nr> evening all....having difficulties. I installed 9.04 on a machine and i cannt update it. it always gets stuck at 'waiting for headers' and never completes
[21:39] <Keiya> I'm not running Karmic!
[21:39] <j0nr> also web browser... google works but cannot go further than that
[21:40] <Berzerker> Keiya, shhhh
[21:40] <mgv1> what does this message means? http://img183.imageshack.us/img183/1193/63473606.png
[21:40] <Keiya> I want to though
[21:40] <Keiya> I mean, Koalas are l33t. And yes I needed to use the spontanious elite-speak to express myself.
[21:40] <j0nr> tried a 8.04 cd and got a <initramfs> prompt?!
[21:40] <j0nr> my machine is well dodgey
[21:41] <checkthebean> ok I am a newb that is going to ask a stupid question and I need an detailed answer without getting made fun uf
[21:41] <checkthebean> of
[21:41] <th0ger> PMantis: try apt-cache search sysv for others
[21:41] <ikonia> checkthebean: as long as it's ubuntu related, no-one will make fun of you
[21:41] <ikonia> checkthebean: eveyone starts somewhere
[21:41] <guntbert> j0nr: slow down please - lets start with *one* issue - what about you browser? I didn't understand quite
[21:42] <checkthebean> I need to download the 2.6.30 kernel for ubuntu, and I went to mirrors.kernel.org and I just cannot find it, so can someone please help me
[21:42] <kraito> quick question to remove a external hhd do i have to go through a safety remove process like in windows or do i just remove it?
[21:42] <trism> kraito: unmount it first, to make sure all the files you copied over are written out
[21:42] <ikonia> checkthebean: custom kernel compiles are not supported, kernel.org has all the vanilla kernels, but not one for ubuntu
[21:42] <j0nr> guntbert: sorry, bit flustered.... well it seems to be related to the fact i cannot get apt-get update to complete. this is on a fresh install of a oldish 9.04 cd
[21:42] <ikonia> checkthebean: if you are a new user you should also not be compiling kernels, why do you need that specific kernel
[21:42] <AlDoug> kraito: in your file browser, you should be able to click the unmount button
[21:42] <kraito> trism: and then just remove correct
[21:43] <trism> kraito: correct
[21:43] <mikinanuq> einstein1969: I think fdisks can fix that.. hold a sec
[21:43] <kraito> trism: ubuntu is awsome
[21:43] <j0nr> guntbert: the browser may be related, as it seems to be network related, i can get google and perform a search but then go no further. i.e. if i click on a link it wont open.
[21:43] <guntbert> j0nr: I suppose you could have a networking issue - thats why I asked about the browser
[21:43] <guntbert> ah
[21:44] <Nomadluap> anyone here know anything about Banshee?
[21:44] <checkthebean> because I am installing ubuntu on my macpro and the only way that I can get it to recognize my ethernet card is with the fix included in kernel 2.6.30.  I got it to work with Fedora, but I really do not like fedora
[21:44] <kraito> thanks guys, now i know i can defiantly count on the ubuntu community
[21:44] <knowone> hi i am to new with ubuntu and was wondering if thear is an app i need to download to get my cd games to load i spent all yesterday looking.  the game i am trying to get to load is world of warcraft i am sure that some one els had to have ran into this problm as well.  and i am sorry i am sorry i am such a nube but i hope it is as simple as me not having an app.  needed to run the CD
[21:44] <ashtoash> hi
[21:44] <ikonia> checkthebean: I'd advise hanging on until ubuntu 9.10 is released in 24 days
[21:44] <checkthebean> what about trying the beta?
[21:44] <ikonia> checkthebean: that has a later kernel that should work and you won't have to do anything
[21:44] <Nomadluap> knowone: do you have WINE yet?
[21:44] <checkthebean> I love adventure
[21:44] <Geoffrey2> hey there, can someone here help me get a laptop with xubuntu on it connected to my wireless router?
[21:45] <jedi06> 9.10?
[21:45] <ikonia> checkthebean: you're welcome to try it, however advised it will probably break
[21:45] <ashtoash> Hi Everyone
[21:45] <mgv1> do you use ekiga?
[21:45] <guntbert> j0nr: lets test it: search with google for netzmafia please
[21:45] <buddy69> Hi guez, I need help installing ubuntu, is anyone free for a 121
[21:45] <checkthebean> it is not mission critical so I will just do that
[21:45] <j0nr> guntbert: i am currently at a netroot prompt
[21:45] <ikonia> checkthebean: go for it then
[21:45] <checkthebean> heck it is just for fun
[21:45] <Nomadluap> /w buddy 69
[21:45] <checkthebean> thanks guys,
[21:45] <ikonia> buddy69: just ask your question
[21:45] <guntbert> j0nr: at a *what*?
[21:46] <checkthebean> woohoo, here I go,
[21:46] <checkthebean> By the way did you know it is a lot more fun when you put your hand up!
[21:46] <j0nr> guntbert: i booted into recovery mode and chose netroot to get a root command prompt with networking
[21:46] <ikonia> checkthebean: we don't need a commentory or pointless comments, try to keep the channel free for support discussion, just like you benifited from
[21:46] <ronnie1981> Hello all
[21:47] <checkthebean> sorry
[21:47] <ronnie1981> I am having some problems with Ubuntu this morning
[21:47] <ronnie1981> :(
[21:47] <Nomadluap> /join #uncyclopedia
[21:47] <guntbert> j0nr: I see, so type w3m netzmafia.de (its a simple page, even in text mode)
[21:47] <Nomadluap> the hell?
[21:47] <Nomadluap> /nick the_hell
[21:47] <canthus13> Nomadluap: two forward slashes, maybe?
[21:47] <Nomadluap> augh, slash commands don't work1
[21:47] <durt> wierd
[21:47] <buddy69> I have an old pc that I am trying to install ubuntu on but is dosent have a cd drive, so i hooked in a usb one but I cant get it to boot with it., how do i install ubuntu without needing to reboot
[21:48] <Nomadluap> //nick test
[21:48] <jerkman> grandr
[21:48] <Keiya> buddy69: wubi!
[21:48] <buddy69> wubi?
[21:48] <cowgarden> buddy69, wubi, if windows is installed
[21:48] <knowone> is thear a application i have to down load to get ubuntu to load a game frome the CD rom, the game i am trying to get to instal is world of warcraft
[21:48] <cowgarden> buddy69, is windows installed on it?
[21:48] <genii> Nomadluap: Just a single /          not two //    or three ///
[21:48] <durt> buddy69, in other words bios does not but to usb?
[21:49] <durt> er, boot
[21:49] <Berzerker> I think it should but to USB :P
[21:49] <Nomadluap> knowone: go to add/remove, and look for WINE microsoft windows compatibility layer
[21:49] <ronnie1981> I am having a problem with my laptop, I install Ubuntu 9.04 64bit and 8.10 i386 and both are doing it I can't get my wireless to work, I had 8.10 on my laptop before and the wireless worked fine but now I can't get it to work. It is a Compaq V5000
[21:49] <ronnie1981> any ideas?
[21:49] <Nomadluap> /join kde
[21:49] <buddy69> that can make a partition so next time I boot its ubuntu and i can delete windows
[21:50] <ikonia> Nomadluap: stop using a space
[21:50] <Nomadluap> why don;t slash commands work in empathy?
[21:50] <kraito> how do i rename a external hhd?
[21:50] <j0nr> guntbert: just hangs at netzmafia.de contacted. Waiting for reply...
[21:50] <Nomadluap> /join kde
[21:50] <genii> Nomadluap: Since we see your /  likely it's appending another one
[21:50] <ActionParsnip> ronnie1981: can you se pastebin to provide the output of: sudo lshw -C network
[21:50] <Nomadluap> join hello
[21:50] <Geoffrey2> I have a laptop that had ubuntu on it, and it connected to the network just fine....today I did a fresh install of xubuntu 9.04, installed the wireless drivers, the wireless card is up and running...I keep getting a request for the network WPA password, but it's never accepted, even though two other computers connect fine using the same password
[21:50] <gianpaolo> ciao
[21:50] <Nomadluap> no, i'm not getting anything from slash commands
[21:51] <guntbert> j0nr: are you behind a router?
[21:51] <j0nr> guntbert: yes
[21:51] <addisonj_> okay, trying to learn vimdiff, how do i copy a line from one window to the next?
[21:51] <j0nr> guntbert: never had a problem like this before
[21:51] <guntbert> j0nr: does ping guntbert.sytes.net work?
[21:51] <smc> I have a question about xfce language. I installed Ubuntu and Kubuntu on two twin boxes, using spanish from the get go, everything came out in spanish except, when I installed xubuntu-desktop. It's running in english. What package am I missing?
[21:51] <j0nr> guntbert: plus other machines work fine
[21:51] <cowgarden> buddy69, wubi is a program you can install under windows from your usb stick (comes with the ubuntu installation files) and it will help you reboot to install linux and whipe windows, yes
[21:52] <seth> When ubuntu starts up, it counts down from 10 before selecting the default boot setting.  How do I make it count down from zero instead?
[21:52] <j0nr> guntbert: yes ping works
[21:52] <guntbert> j0nr: I remember a case where my router would only allow icmp and udp, but no tcp
[21:52] <ikonia> seth: /boot/grub/menu.lst timeout=0
[21:53] <seth> Thanks ikonia
[21:53] <ronnie1981> `action I am not 100% sure what you mean but when I done that is showed that it was disabled, I was going through the Ubuntu manual and it said to make sure it was on, I did so the light for the wireless card is on
[21:53] <guntbert> j0nr: could it be a misconfigured local  firewall?
[21:53] <ronnie1981> Sorry I am still kinda new to Linux
[21:53] <stevej26uk> hello everyone
[21:53] <j0nr> guntbert: in the router?
[21:53] <j0nr> guntbert: the machine just goes wired into the router
[21:53] <ronnie1981> yeah it works fine wired
[21:54] <ronnie1981> oh sorry
[21:54] <ActionParsnip> ronnie1981: the light means nothing, its a light, whats happening in the OS that counts
[21:54] <ronnie1981> ok
[21:54] <guntbert> j0nr: as you said it work on other computers in your local net I was talking about a firewall on your ubuntu
[21:54] <ronnie1981> when I put the command into terminal it says that the wireless is disabled
[21:54] <ActionParsnip> ronnie1981: its a terminal command, run it, put the output in http://pastebin.com
[21:54] <j0nr> guntbert: this is a competely fresh install...i havent done anything to it yet
[21:55] <ronnie1981> I hit the physical wireless button and nothing happened..... so thats whre I am now
[21:55] <ronnie1981> ok
[21:55] <guntbert> j0nr: strange, are you talking on that machine right now?
[21:56] <ActionParsnip> ronnithe product line tells you the chip, you can websearch that for guides
[21:56] <j0nr> guntbert: no
[21:57] <th0ger> Hi, could someone please try if they can see flash on this page: http://viewer.zmags.com/publication/e90b813d#/e90b813d/1 (in firefox) It says my flash version is too old. But, I have the newest flash player (adobe-flashplugin 10.0.32.18-1jaunty1) installed with apt-get. about:plugins shows the newest libflashplayer.so (10.0 r32).
[21:57] <stevej26uk> anyone running 9.04 on a netbook not using netbook remix
[21:57] <j0nr> guntbert: its wierd, i can w3m google and perform a search and get results but then not open any links
[21:57] <powerjuce> i hav a quick question, i followed http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/assign-custom-shortcut-keys-on-ubuntu-linux/ that guide to make a custom shortcut, but it does not wor
[21:58] <Geoffrey2> .me sighs
[21:58] <ActionParsnip> !anyone | stevej26uk
[21:58] <guntbert> j0nr: and the machine you are using right now is in the same network?
[22:00] <guntbert> j0nr: because that sounds a bit like a web proxy doing crazy things
[22:00] <trijntje> where are the xscreensavers located in ubuntu? I want to manually start a specific screensaver with some extra flags
[22:01] <einstein1969> mikinanuq, ok
[22:01] <j0nr> guntbert: well, I am not sure...I have  not experienced anything like that before... things have always 'just worked'.... :(
[22:01] <meez> hello. i brought my laptop back from suspend once and now networking seems to refuse to work (it claims to be connected, and i have an ip, but i cannot ping anything internally or externally). any ideas on how i might start to fix this? a reboot did nothing ;-;
[22:02] <dragon> what's the simplest way of setting the default screen resolution? I want my HDMI and LVDS to stay at 1280x800, but it keeps resets to 1440x900 with every reboot.
[22:02] <ActionParsnip> trijntje: try /usr/lib/xscreensaver
[22:02] <trijntje> ActionParsnip, genuis, thanks!
[22:02] <guntbert> j0nr: I want to make sure: you have just now two computers "side by side" in the same network, one works normally, one doesn't  Do you have an ubuntu support question?
[22:03] <guntbert> j0nr: scratch the last sentence please :-)
[22:04] <bhuey> ls
[22:04] <bhuey> woops
[22:04] <bhuey> are there any recommendation for a firewall in jaunty ?
[22:04] <bhuey> er karmic /
[22:04] <bhuey> ?
[22:04] <DigitalKiwi> iptables?
[22:04] <rsk> bhuey: #ubunutu+1
[22:04] <bhuey> thanks
[22:04] <hbbs> Is there anyone here having problems to passthrough audio on karmic using mplayer? I've tried all options and only -afm (stereo) mode works. All else ends on a crash.
[22:05] <demon_> hyia
[22:05] <soreau> Can someone tell me how to extract the contents of a deb package?
[22:05] <j0nr> guntbert: yup, I am on a laptop on the same network running ubuntu which works fine...the other computer (a desktop) same network, problems. It dual boots xp and that works ok... it did have jaunty on it before whichi recently wiped and that worked...
[22:05] <demon_> soreau dpkg --install deb file
[22:05] <soreau> demon_: install != extract
[22:05] <Keiya_> um
[22:06] <Keiya_> my mouse is going crazy, help!
[22:06] <booboo> hi, where can i find information on how to configure my mouse in the new 9.10 release?
[22:06] <booboo> i've been using hal .fdi files in 9.04
[22:06] <meez> j0nr does it claimm to be connected but not work, or does it not connect at all?
[22:06] <soreau> booboo: ubuntu+1
[22:06] <Myxb> soreau: man dpkg. it is dpkg -x
[22:06] <Keiya_> i can't click in windows, it just tries to move them1
[22:06] <booboo> soreau i don't know what that means
[22:06] <soreau> Myxb: Thanks
[22:06] <soreau> ! karmic | booboo
[22:06] <ronnie1981> action here it is http://pastebin.com/d124e9194 sorry for the delay pastebin was being very slow for me
[22:07] <booboo> ah you're reffering me to that channel?
[22:07] <seidos> booboo: channel #ubuntu+1 /j #ubuntu+1
[22:07] <powerjuce> ActionParsnip, would u be to help me with my problem?
[22:07] <booboo> thank you friend
[22:07] <demon_> soreau srry :(
[22:07] <powerjuce> ActionParsnip, i followed http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/assign-custom-shortcut-keys-on-ubuntu-linux/ that guide to make a custom shortcut, but it does not work
[22:07] <seth> How can I add things under the "Places" menubar at the top of Ubuntu's screen?  I want it to, for example, have 'Public' in addition to 'Documents' &c.
[22:07] <seidos> good luck
[22:07] <soreau> demon_: No worries :)
[22:07] <demon_> I have many *.zip files in many directories how can I unzip them all and put them in 1 folder ...
[22:07] <guntbert> j0nr: ok, so the proxy idea is out too... - try sudo iptables -L (there should be nearly nothing except "acccept")
[22:08] <ActionParsnip> !shortcut | powerjuce
[22:08] <soreau> demon_: you could use a bit of bash/scripting magic
[22:08] <soreau> demon_: If you ask how to do that in #bash, they should give you a one-liner to do it
[22:08] <arcsky> how can i list all packages i installed with apt-get ?
[22:08] <demon_> soreau k ill do that
[22:08] <ActionParsnip> arcsky: history | grep apt
[22:09] <seth> Can anyone tell me how I can add things under the "Places" menubar at the top of Ubuntu's screen?  I want it to, for example, have 'Public' in addition to 'Documents' &c.
[22:09] <[Green]> приветы
[22:09] <ActionParsnip> arcsky: you can view ALL apps you have currently installed with: dpkg -l | less
[22:09] <dragon> what's the simplest way of setting the default screen resolution? I want my HDMI and LVDS to stay at 1280x800, but it keeps resets to 1440x900 with every reboot.
[22:09] <ActionParsnip> !ru | [Green]
[22:09] <guntbert> ActionParsnip: but only on a fairly new install - history is not usually that big :-)
[22:10] <Beardbar> I have a webserver i setup with ubuntu server, awsome, but when i ftp in to a  directory that contains 8k files i can only see 1998 fies, I remember once changing a configuration so that all files could be seen, anyone know what im talking about?
[22:10] <j0nr> meez: it connects 'a bit'  google home page works, can perform a search and get result, but nothing else
[22:10] <dragon> seth: create a bookmark and it should show up there.
[22:10] <ActionParsnip> guntbert: but apt-get is command line based so will be in the history ;)
[22:10] <dragon> !pm | seth
[22:10] <Berzerker> ActionParsnip, I find apt-get is so much easier to use than the add/remove programs app
[22:11] <seidos> Beardbar: never came across that problem.  don't use ftp
[22:11] <ActionParsnip> Berzerker: +1 dude
[22:11] <j0nr> guntbert: not sure what to expect in iptables but there doesnt seem to be anything there accept headings
[22:11] <ActionParsnip> Berzerker: apt-cache search  to find apps too
[22:11] <guntbert> ActionParsnip: yes, but the older commands will "fall out" as newer come in
[22:11] <PMantis> sysv commands aren't giving me what I want. I'm adding init.d scripts, carefully adjusting "Provides" and "Required-Start". Now, what command reads all of these and rearranges all the rc?.d files to start in the right order?
[22:11] <Berzerker> ActionParsnip, yeah
[22:11] <seth> !pm dragon How do I 'add a bookmark' for my Public directory?
[22:11] <ActionParsnip> guntbert: the default length of history is 1000 commands
[22:11] <N0LLY> poor ubottu XD
[22:12] <papito> my packages seem to be broken, this seems not to be working as expected, dependencies fail, broken, etc.. is there any magical command line solution to get everything fixed ?
[22:12] <ActionParsnip> papito: try: sudo apt-get -f install
[22:12] <Keiya_> Damnit
[22:12] <papito> I think eeveyrthing got messed up when I added a repo in the sources.list..
[22:12] <Keiya_> even logging out and back in didn;t fix it?
[22:12] <papito> let me check
[22:12] <eNons3nse> Hey guys.  I'm trying to install Ubuntu on an 80gb hard drive in my laptop, along side Vista.  It's not letting me resize my windows partition smaller than 33gb.  Why is this?  I won't be using windows very often so I'd like it more around 10gb.
[22:12] <Keiya_> How do I make it so I can click in windows again!?
[22:13] <dragon> eNons3nse: that's because vista is occupying that much space.
[22:13] <powerjuce> ActionParsnip, thanks that was perfect!
[22:13] <ActionParsnip> papito: can you use http://pastebin.com to provide the output of: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get upgrade
[22:13] <guntbert> j0nr: so its no local firewall either - I'm at the end of my ideas - please ask the channel again - sorry
[22:13] <ronnie1981> ActionParsnip here is the action you ask for earlier http://pastebin.com/d124e9194 sorry for the delay pastebin was being very slow for me
[22:13] <seth> Can anyone tell me how I can add things under the "Places" menubar at the top of Ubuntu's screen?  I want it to, for example, have 'Public' in addition to 'Documents' &c.  I was told to 'bookmark' my Public folder.  How do I do this?
[22:13] <papito> ActionParsnip , let me do oit
[22:14] <j0nr> guntbert: ok thanks :)
[22:14] <eNons3nse> dragon: Vista is taking up 33GB?  Wat?  It's almost a fresh install.
[22:14] <ActionParsnip> !broadcom | ronnie1981
[22:14] <Berzerker> yup it's vista
[22:14] <guntbert> j0nr: and Good luck :-)
[22:14] <ActionParsnip> eNons3nse: minimum install is 8Gb
[22:14] <Berzerker> eNons3nse, vista requires fresh install + 25GB
[22:14] <papito> its upgrading.. i think it will take some time..
[22:15] <rp2> hi world
[22:15] <ActionParsnip> eNons3nse: just for the desktop, then load 3 Gb for office and you are well on your way
[22:15] <rp2> any experts on using multiple monitors around?
[22:15] <Keiya_> WHAT THE HELL WHY CAN'T I CLICK ANYTHING!?
[22:15] <guntbert> PMantis: look at update-rc
[22:15] <ActionParsnip> Keiya_: disable compiz and try
[22:15] <Keiya_> Even logging out of gnome and logging back in didn't fix it!?
[22:15] <ronnie1981> ok
[22:16] <Keiya_> ActionParsnip: How would compiz cause my clicks to always move windows!?
[22:16] <mgv1> what does this message means? http://img183.imageshack.us/img183/1193/63473606.png
[22:16] <Keiya_> And if it's something like that, why can I click in the panel but not in windows!?
[22:16] <rp2> i'd like to know if i can do that with my Asus motherboard and a very cheap old extra graphics card
[22:16] <mgv1> hi, ive a problem of not hearing in ekiga - who can help?
[22:16]  * Keiya_ grumps
[22:16] <Keiya_> I'm gonna try restarting gdm...
[22:16] <ActionParsnip> Keiya_: it is the Window Manager, if its malfunctioning then it wont draw the windows
[22:16] <bucky> mgv1, turn up your head phones in alsamixer
[22:16] <seth> Can anyone tell me how I can add things under the "Places" menubar at the top of Ubuntu's screen?  I want it to, for example, have 'Public' in addition to 'Documents' &c.  I was told to 'bookmark' my Public folder.  Can anyone tell me how to do this?
[22:17] <PMantis> guntbert: update-rc only allow me to tell the scripts what number to S and K at. I want the script I used a few months ago that reads all the init scripts and re-orders and adjusts the symlinks for me to account for dependencies that I create.
[22:17] <Berzerker> seth, open a folder and drag the folder to the sidebar
[22:17] <carresmd> Hey guys, I'm looking for an alternative server for Ubuntu's keyserver.. (it doesn't respond.. again.......)
[22:17] <Berzerker> seth, under where Documents, etc. is
[22:17] <carresmd> I've heard it a few times here.. But I forgot :)
[22:18] <codeloco2> I'm currently runing jaunty, and it was updated from 8.10 and so on until 7.04. Now I want to update to karmic, but from a fresh install. How is the best way to do that preserving my /home, since all the tree is over the same partition?
[22:18] <guntbert> PMantis: now I know what you mean - but my brain fails too - sorry
[22:18] <ikonia> codeloco2: back up /home somewhere else
[22:19] <Keiya_> Damnit
[22:19] <Keiya_> Restarting GDM didn't fix it, even!?
[22:19] <carresmd> never mind, looks like it's responsive again
[22:19] <guntbert> carresmd: try http://pgp.mit.edu/
[22:19] <PMantis> guntbert: Yeah, it ticks me off. I used it to build a client system, and I can't remember what I did. I had to search like crazy to find it back then, too. I even ssh'd in and looked at history on my customer's machine - too long ago. gone. :(
[22:19] <Keiya_> ActionParsnip: Um, what the hell are you talking about?
[22:19] <Keiya_> Windows are being drawn fine
[22:19] <Keiya_> Just
[22:19] <mahdi> can anyone tell me how to get the latest version of komodo for assembly coding install?
[22:19] <Keiya_> Whenever I try to CLICK in them
[22:20] <Keiya_> It MOVES instead of CLICKING
[22:20] <guntbert> !attitude | Keiya_
[22:20] <Keiya_> Hover stuff works, even
[22:20] <carresmd> guntbert: Thanks :)
[22:20] <guntbert> carresmd: you are welcome :-)
[22:20] <Keiya_> guntbert: just because you're a volunteer doesn't mean you should be able to get away with not reading what the problem is >_>
[22:20] <codeloco2> ikonia: hmm good. maybe using tar+gz, and after restore it. but, that way, when i restore it, the file's permissions will be there?
[22:21] <ikonia> codeloco2: tar can preserve permissions
[22:21] <joseph> Hello
[22:21] <joseph> new to Ubuntu
[22:21] <Berzerker> is there something like yakuake for gnome?
[22:21] <trijntje> is there a way to stop compiz using the root window?
[22:22] <f00f> FUCK
[22:22] <codeloco2> ikonia: thanks, i will try that
[22:22] <mikinanuq> Berzerker: tilda ...
[22:22] <f00f> how do i set routes ?
[22:22] <guntbert> Keiya_: I don't care for your problem at the moment - sorry
[22:22] <ikonia> f00f: please control your language
[22:22] <Keiya_> Grah, I'll just boot to Windows, I need to walk and Ubuntu's wifi sucks at that anyway...
[22:22] <f00f> ikonia: sorry
[22:22] <f00f> been trying to solve this server interface config all morning
[22:22] <f00f> cant get it to work
[22:22] <f00f> i wanna pull out my hair if i had some
[22:22] <f00f> !
[22:22] <ikonia> f00f: route add
[22:22] <f00f> lol
[22:22] <f00f> i know how to add
[22:22] <FloodBot1> f00f: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:23] <ikonia> f00f: so what's the problem ?
[22:23] <f00f> i dont know as far as adding which ones and how
[22:23] <f00f> RTNETLINK answers: No such process
[22:23] <f00f> SIOCDELRT: No such process
[22:23] <f00f> thats errors i get
[22:23] <f00f> i searched it says cus of routes
[22:23] <ikonia> f00f: check your ethernet card is up, then check the network gateways your adding
[22:23] <guntbert> f00f: sudo?
[22:24] <f00f> i have sudo... card is up... gateways are right... but how do i set em is there a standard ?
[22:24] <Berzerker> mikinanuq, ok installed it, how do I start it?
[22:24] <mikinanuq> Berzerker: alt+f2   tilda -C   to configure
[22:25] <ovaga> i am really having hard time with my Ubutun
[22:25] <Berzerker> mikinanuq, I set the key, but how do I start it so the key will drop the terminal down? pressing the key does nothing
[22:25] <Misantropo> a bridged adapter is not showing Down activity neither in conky nor netspeed_applet
[22:25] <btfx> I'm not running ubuntu, but BackTrack3, which is debian-based too... and you guys are better with newbies, so hopefully you can help me, anyway, I plugged in an external disk (ntfs) via USB, but it appears to be read-only. Can someone give me a link that will quickly explain how to unmount, and remount it in RW mode (my internal NTFS disk is RW), I just lost my Windows install and need to back up data fast...
[22:25] <_techie_> am i able to repair a corrupted fat partition from ubuntu?
[22:26] <Mike_lifeguard> Hi, I'm in a bunch of groups, and I don't know what they are for. Is there an explanation of what the 'adm' group lets me do, for example?
[22:26] <maco> !ntfs3g | btfx
[22:26] <zenergi> is there any consensus on the best tripwire type app for an Ubuntu server? ( AIDE, bsign, systraq, tripwire, etc. )?
[22:26] <Gnea> btfx: we only support Ubuntu in here, we're not a catch-all for debian-based distros. have you tried #backtrack?
[22:26] <ovaga> my ubuntu cant boot properly
[22:26] <Mike_lifeguard> btfx: sudo umount to unmount, then you'll need to mount using that info someone just sent you
[22:26] <ovaga> could any one help me please
[22:26] <ovaga> ?
[22:27] <zenergi> btfx: I believe the bt irc channel is remote-exploit
[22:27] <mikinanuq> Berzerker: so you went to the keybindings tab and set it?
[22:27] <Old_Spike0> Ha, ha. Incredible:      http://www.ubuntu-trading.com/our-fairtrade-cola
[22:27] <Berzerker> mikinanuq, yup
[22:27] <ovaga> could any one help me
[22:27] <btfx> maco, Gnea, Mike_lifeguard, zenergi, Thanks, BRB after I try that
[22:27] <trijntje> is there a way to stop compiz using the root window?
[22:27] <einstein1969> !it
[22:27] <Mike_lifeguard> trijntje: maybe - ask in #compiz
[22:28] <trijntje> Mike_LaMar, I always forget how many channels there are, thanks for the tip!
[22:28] <silentnights> I just installed ubuntu karmic beta but grub hangs. Does anyone know anything about this?
[22:28] <mikinanuq> Berzerker: hmm try alt+f2  killall tilda  then alt+f2 tilda . without the -C this time
[22:29] <Berzerker> mikinanuq, command went through, key does nothing
[22:29] <mikinanuq> Berzerker: I think the default keybinding is f2 so you may want to try that to see if the default is still in place
[22:29] <Fishscene> silentnights: Might want to try to beta channel. If it's open. I can't remember the name of the channel though.
[22:29] <trijntje> Mike_lifeguard, I always forget how many channels there are, thanks for the tip!
[22:29] <notlistening> anyone help me with tracking down why my init.d script is not starting, it is there i think i have added it all in okay and it runs from a root and user  terminal after logging in?
[22:29] <Berzerker> mikinanuq, neither do anything
[22:29] <Fishscene> silentnights: Try #ubuntu+1
[22:29] <silentnights> Fishscene: Thanks
[22:29] <einstein1969> mikinanuq, any news?
[22:30] <notlistening> it is the cannon printer driver ccpd that will not start
[22:30] <mikinanuq> einstein1969: oh yeah saw something about using dd to do it but you have to be careful.. check this out... http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-software-2/using-linuxs-fdisk-to-erase-or-fix-a-mbr-300256/
[22:31] <mikinanuq> Berzerker: when you started tilda again did you see it blink on the upper left as if it started and then hid?
[22:31] <Berzerker> no
[22:31] <Berzerker> brb
[22:31] <mikinanuq> Berzerker: it might not be starting up.. try it from a command prompt to see if it even starts up
[22:32] <mikinanuq> einstein1969: so this is it "dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/hda/ bs=446 count=1"
[22:33] <Berzerker> mikinanuq, I have like 8 bash processes running, is that normal?
[22:34] <mikinanuq> Berzerker: don't think so.. do  ps aux|grep tilda
[22:34] <Berzerker> andrew   31891  0.0  0.0   3124   804 pts/8    S+   17:34   0:00 grep --color=auto tilda
[22:34] <btfx> maco, Gnea, Mike_lifeguard, zenergi, Thank you very much. The solution (in my case) was to "safely remove", reconnect, and run "mkdir /mnt/seagate; ntfs-3g /dev/sdb1/ /mnt/seagate" Now it's in RW mode!
[22:34] <btfx> Thankies!
[22:34] <daveycakes> hi there
[22:35] <bucky> hay hay
[22:35] <daveycakes> could someone please help me with my mobile broadband on ubuntu? i've posted the question here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1283567
[22:35] <mikinanuq> Berzerker: so it's still running, , sudo kill -9 31891  that should kill it
[22:36] <bucky> daveycakes, you forgot to use sudo... hence it could not write to /opt
[22:36] <Berzerker> got another resolut as process 1045
[22:36] <daveycakes> ok
[22:36] <mikinanuq> Berzerker: oh maybe that was the grep that it saw
[22:36] <Berzerker> mikinanuq, tried to kill it again, propped up as proces 1566
[22:36] <daveycakes> bucky: but i just right clicked the install.sh and said run from terminal
[22:36] <daveycakes> how could i do it with sudo?
[22:36] <Berzerker> mikinanuq, I think you had the wrong number..
[22:37] <kraito> how do i get the cool theme for the cube
[22:38] <bucky> daveycakes, click on Applications=>Accessories=>Terminal  and sudo ./install.sh  if it complains you'll have to make it executable with chmod +x install.sh
[22:38] <Zodling> anyone know mutch about ubuntu-server acting as an iscsi target?
[22:38] <mikinanuq> Berzerker: try  ps a|grep tilda  .. you should see 2 lines, 1 is the tilda process the other is the grep tilda
[22:38] <bucky> daveycakes, i hope you remember your password
[22:38] <kraito> i guess you call them skidome, were can i find this?
[22:39] <mikinanuq> Berzerker: kill -9 to the process number
[22:39] <daveycakes> bucky: sure do
[22:39] <joshua__> aww man i burnt my wiener...
[22:39] <daveycakes> bucky: it says command not found though
[22:39] <pitput> quick question- why doesn't ubuntu need to reboot after installing updates like Windows?
[22:39] <bucky> daveycakes, sudo not found?
[22:39] <joshua__> pitput, sometimes it does require a restart
[22:39] <Berzerker> mikinanuq, when I do that command, every time I do it, the number goes up, I think that's like an uptime monitor or something
[22:40] <bucky> daveycakes, which distro are you using?
[22:40] <pitput> josh__, 85% of the time no need to reboot. do you know why?
[22:40] <daveycakes> bucky: it said   sudo: ./install.sh: command not found
[22:40] <daveycakes> erm, does that mean ubuntu version?
[22:40] <daveycakes> 9.04 desktop
[22:40] <mikinanuq> Berzerker: nah, that should be fine. If you're only seeing one line then tilda is not running
[22:40] <Berzerker> mikinanuq, ok
[22:40] <joshua__> pitput, because it isn't windows?
[22:40] <mikinanuq> Berzerker: try alt+f2  tilda  again
[22:41] <bucky> daveycakes, type in pwd .. which working directory are you in and do you need to cd Desktop ?
[22:41] <Berzerker> mikinanuq, should I have like 8 bash processes running?
[22:41] <daveycakes> bucky: can we talk in pvt window?
[22:41] <mikinanuq> Berzerker: then run the  ps a|grep tilda   and you should see two lines now, if not it's crashing
[22:41] <bucky> daveycakes, no
[22:41] <daveycakes> lol
[22:41] <bucky> daveycakes, if you can't figure out the command line then you need to take dos 101
[22:42] <Berzerker> mikinanuq, only see 1 line
[22:42] <daveycakes> i've forgotten how to cd to directories
[22:42] <mikinanuq> Berzerker: not sure... I have 5 right now
[22:42] <bucky> daveycakes, cd Desktop  is too hard?
[22:42] <pitput> joshua__, you don't have an answer then
[22:42] <joshua__> bucky, they called that Intro to Microcomputing when i was in college
[22:42] <Hi> Hi! I've encrypted my filesystem through the installer thing. Just got a quick question. What do I do in case the OS fails regarding password to decrypt?
[22:43] <kraito> can anyone help me with the skydome?
[22:43] <mikinanuq> Berzerker: ok so it's not even coming up. open up a terminal and run tilda from there that might say why it's crashing
[22:43] <bucky> joshua__, good call
[22:44] <daveycakes> bucky: sorry im not too smart at this stuff. ok so now i need to put the folder on the desktop?
[22:44] <zenergi> btfx: glad to hear that you're up and running... best of luck with your conquests :)
[22:44] <mgv1> bucky, i dont use headphones right now how can i test ekiga?
[22:44] <mikinanuq> Berzerker: you may need to go back in to 'tilda -C' and mess around with the settings. turn off transparency, turn on double buffer etc..
[22:44] <prajjwal> is there a way to make my Vista partition mount ... mount and sudo mount on the dev/sda3 isnt working ... and its a fresh install so i dont know what its mount label is ....
[22:44] <Drop_tables> Is there a quick way to fix the firefox 3.5 branding?
[22:44] <prajjwal> sorry Drive label not mount label
[22:44] <ActionParsnip> !ntfs-3g | prajjwal
[22:44] <Berzerker> mikinanuq, tilda said segmentation fault, sudo tilda opened the settings
[22:45] <mikinanuq> Berzerker: unfortunately I have to admit it's not the best program. I have seen it bug out a few times and it doesn't like screen...
[22:45] <ActionParsnip> Berzerker: gksudo for gui apps dude
[22:45] <rdx-> Hi! I've encrypted my filesystem through the installer thing. Just got a quick question. What do I do in case the OS fails regarding password to decrypt?
[22:45] <zenergi> is there any consensus on the best tripwire type app for an Ubuntu server? ( AIDE, bsign, systraq, tripwire, etc. )?
[22:45] <Berzerker> ActionParsnip, it was run from the terminal
[22:45] <smc> Ok since nobody seems to able to answer my language question hows this, I installed kubuntu and Ubuntu, with Kubuntu I can double click on a ttf file and then install a font, with ubuntu I can't, which package am I'm I missing?
[22:45] <mgv1> bucky, i dont hear nothing in ekiga
[22:45] <ActionParsnip> Berzerker: still, gksudo for gui apps
[22:45] <Berzerker> evenso, gksudo tilda doesn't work from alt+f2
[22:46] <ActionParsnip> Berzerker: try: killall tilda; mv ~/.tilda ~/.tilda_old
[22:46] <ActionParsnip> Berzerker: then rerun tilda
[22:46] <bucky> daveycakes, it was probably downloaded to Desktop ..that's why it has a little icon for you to click on, cd Desktop then ls to see if it's there
[22:46] <ugliefrog> desktop cd the same as live cd?
[22:46] <mgv1> bucky, i also think that the microphone of the computer isnt working
[22:46] <Berzerker> how, running gksudo tilda?
[22:46] <Berzerker> or what
[22:46] <daveycakes> bucky: its there :)
[22:47] <einstein1969> mikinanuq, i have to backup EBR also.
[22:47] <einstein1969> !it
[22:47] <daveycakes> bucky: now do i type sudo ./install.sh
[22:47] <bucky> mgv1, there's a slider for that in alsamixer also a bug.. so google it some weird setting
[22:47] <ActionParsnip> Berzerker: i'd try renaming the profile to see if th eprofile is at fault
[22:47] <Berzerker> renaming what profile
[22:47] <mikinanuq> Berzerker: well you probably don't want to run it under sudo or gksudo.. that will change the settings for the root user. just plain tilda
[22:47] <bucky> daveycakes, in the terminal
[22:47] <papito> karmic is the latest ubuntu release right?
[22:47] <craigbass1976> since upgrading from hardy, my laptop doesn't get on the wireless network until I log in.  How do I change this so that it gets on regardless of whether anyone has logged in or not?
[22:48] <Berzerker> papito, not out yet, Oct 29th
[22:48] <ActionParsnip> Berzerker: the tilda profile. i gave you the exact command
[22:48] <Berzerker> ActionParsnip, oh, I did that, didn't do anything
[22:48] <ActionParsnip> papito: its the latest beta, jaunty is the latest stable
[22:48] <ActionParsnip> Berzerker: did you relaunch tilda?
[22:48] <blight_> hi, can someone recommend which VPN server to use on ubuntu for Windows XP clients?
[22:48] <papito> ooh ok, because there are karmic repos, i did apt-get upgrade and started donwloading from karmic repos
[22:48] <papito> ok
[22:48] <mikinanuq> blight_: ssh
[22:49] <Berzerker> ActionParsnip, yes
[22:49] <Berzerker> ActionParsnip, none of the keys work
[22:49] <daveycakes> bucky: it said LinuxUI: command not found
[22:49] <craigbass1976> I'm not even sure how to google for that...
[22:50] <ActionParsnip> Berzerker: has a new profile folder been created?
[22:50] <mgv1> bucky, the mic slider isnt helping and and sound of the speakes arent heard
[22:50] <Zappo> hi does anyone know how to get a mic working? mine doesnt seem to work.
[22:50] <bucky> daveycakes, try sh install.sh
[22:50] <Berzerker> ActionParsnip, yup
[22:50] <mikinanuq> blight_: ssh is installed by default on ubuntu, on winxp get putty put in the IP adress of your ubuntu pc and it will open up a terminal to the pc
[22:50] <bucky> daveycakes, try sudo sh install.sh
[22:50] <daveycakes> right
[22:50] <ash`> notte :)
[22:51] <daveycakes> bucky: it ran, but it said cannot access 'usr/bin/wvdial' no such file
[22:51] <ActionParsnip> Berzerker: then i suggest you try: sudo apt-get --purge remove tilda; sudo apt-get --purge autoremove; rm -rf ~/.tild*; sudo apt-get clean; sudo apt-get install tilda
[22:51] <vge> Zappo: have you checked gnome-alsamixer?
[22:51] <craigbass1976> Anyone?  Is it something I have to change in /etc/network/interfaces?
[22:51] <techpros> Hey guys could you please help me with a ubuntu 9.04 networking issue?
[22:51] <Zappo> vge: how would i do that?
[22:52] <vge> type gnome-alsamixer in console
[22:52] <einstein1969> mikinanuq, thanks , i have to backup EBR also.
[22:52] <craigbass1976> techpros, what's the issue
[22:52] <bucky> daveycakes, sudo apt-get install wvdial   you're not installing some root kit are you?
[22:53] <techpros> It seems as if 9.04 didn't install my network driver
[22:53] <daveycakes> i dont even know what a root kit is :)
[22:53] <daveycakes> basically i have a 3 mobile broadband dongle
[22:53] <Zappo> vge: it says it isnt installed
[22:53] <_techie_> am i able to repair a corrupted fat partition from ubuntu?
[22:53] <daveycakes> which works fine on windows, and doesnt do anything on ubuntu
[22:53] <vge> Zappo: imho i would get it, it's easy to undertand :)
[22:53] <bucky> daveycakes, it's the linux version of a virus
[22:53] <daveycakes> huh?
[22:54] <Zappo> vge: i will try to get it
[22:54] <aina> hi guyz
[22:54] <aina> can anyone help me ?
[22:54] <vge> !ask
[22:54] <techpros> craigbass1976, I just installed 9.04 on a custom build and m netowrking is not working. it seems that my ethernet driver didn't get installed
[22:55] <aina> im using ubuntu jaunty jackalop
[22:55] <aina> and im having trouble with my integrated speaker
[22:55] <aina> according to you, what's wrong with that ?
[22:55] <motorboy> irc.mintirc.net #hak5
[22:56] <aina> any help plz ...
[22:56] <aina> :(
[22:56] <vge> aina: i haven't used internal speakers in years, whats your problem with it?
[22:56] <aina> well it's not working ... and i don't know why : everything seems installed, volume controle is okay
[22:57] <aina> and when im using headphones it's okay too
[22:57] <vge> aina: does it beep when your booting your computer?
[22:57] <daveycakes> bucky: ok i install wvdial. however when i run the install sh i now get. install.sh: line 191: udevcontrol: command not found and line 223: rpm: command not found
[22:58] <aina> vge, do you mean before the grub process ?
[22:58] <aina> or after...
[22:58] <vge> aina: well, usually internal speaker beeps when bios is done with checking
[22:58] <aina> cause if after then yes : im using headphones to listen to music and when it echoes the login screen, after logging in : i have the little music in the background
[22:59] <bucky> daveycakes, udevcontrol has been replaced by udevadm
[22:59] <vge> aina: so headphones work but internal wont?
[23:00] <daveycakes> bucky: so how can i get around that?
[23:00] <bucky> you might be able to edit the install.sh file and change udevcontrol to udevadm  ...maybe
[23:00] <mezquitale> !paste
[23:00] <_techie_> am i able to repair a corrupted fat partition from ubuntu?
[23:00] <bucky> daveycakes, gedit Desktop/install.sh
[23:00] <dartagnan_> is there a way to make vista load first in grub?
[23:01] <aina> vge, well that's what happening actually
[23:01] <daveycakes> daveycakes: gedit Desktop/LinuxUI/install.sh as its in a folder on the desktop called linuxui?
[23:01] <vge> aina: has the internal ever worked?
[23:01] <aina> i have the sound when using headphones but when trying to hear sound from the integrated speaker : it's not ok
[23:01] <aina> vge, yes before jackalop i had it working
[23:02] <aina> vge, i mean with older version of ubuntu
[23:02] <vge> dartagnan_: /boot/grub/menu.lst
[23:02] <vge> aina: so it got broken in the process when you were updating?
[23:02] <aina> vge, i have this pbm since i upgraded from this older version
[23:02] <dartagnan_> and?
[23:03] <aina> vge, that's right : after the upgrade it didn't work anymore ...
[23:03] <techpros123> hey guys can someone help me with a networking issue please?
[23:03] <prajjwal>  is there a way for me to change my partition type to primary from Logical???
[23:03] <dartagnan_> after what can I do? any idea?
[23:03] <Zappo> vge: ** (gnome-alsamixer:6393): WARNING **: gam_toggle_get_state (). No idea what to do for mixer element "Input Source"!
[23:03] <Zappo> bash: syntax error near unexpected token `gnome-alsamixer:6393'
[23:03] <vge> dartagnan_: in the end there is list of boot options, move the windows group up
[23:03] <Zappo> vge: that comes up wheni put it in
[23:04] <dartagnan_> cut and paste?
[23:04] <vge> dartagnan_: be prepared for world of hurt if you mess it wrong
[23:04] <dartagnan_> I know
[23:04] <Res2216firestar> irc://irc.gbatemp.net:5190
[23:04] <Berzerker> ActionParsnip, tried guake, works great, exactly like yakuake
[23:04] <Res2216firestar> whoops
[23:04] <dartagnan_> I dont wanna do thing s that are not sure
[23:04] <vge> dartagnan_: should be just the position in the file
[23:05] <Res2216firestar>  /server
[23:05] <Res2216firestar> gah
[23:05] <Res2216firestar> sticky enter key
[23:05] <kermit> why does sound-juicer not list mp3 as an option even though its active in the editable list?
[23:05] <vge> Zappo: so the program don't even start?
[23:05] <dartagnan_> nope
[23:05] <dartagnan_> I didnt see that anywhere
[23:05] <Zappo> vge: that comes up when i enter the command
[23:05] <losha> prajjwal: not if it has data on it. I think the best you can hope for is to create a new primary partition, copy the data from the logical partition, then delete the old partition...
[23:05] <Zappo> vge: odd
[23:05] <Mka> any GNOME based music player that supports MySQL?
[23:06] <dartagnan_> some suggest using neosmart technologie into vista loader
[23:06] <troublescoot> what's the latest version of php supported?
[23:06] <dartagnan_> sounds like a big root kit
[23:06] <aina> vge, what would you suggest me to do ?
[23:06] <prajjwal> thanks ....
[23:06] <Samus_Aran> can anyone tell me where or how I can get a secure version of the Sun Java VM integrated with the system (.deb or otherwise working for alternatives) ?
[23:07] <losha> !java
[23:07] <vge> aina: i don't know to be exact
[23:07] <joshua__> !java
[23:07] <heoa> How can I change base from DEC to BIN?
[23:07] <heoa> in octave
[23:07] <Samus_Aran> losha: I am not asking how to apt-get install java.  I am asking how to install a *secure* version
[23:07] <vge> Zappo: i suggest you reinstall your sound system
[23:07] <Samus_Aran> there have been three or four versions since Sun Java 1.6.0_10, which including fixing an exploit
[23:08] <joshua__> isn't the jre installed by default on ubuntu?
[23:08] <vge> Zappo: but i'm no alsa guru
[23:08] <Samus_Aran> joshua__: yes, an outdated and insecure version ...
[23:08] <joshua__> Samus_Aran, oh
[23:08] <Samus_Aran> if I just go and install the one from sun.com then the package manager won't know Java is installed, and will removed everything that needs Java
[23:09] <aina> vge, ;-) thanks it's okay
[23:09] <aina> vge, thanks a lot anyway ;)
[23:09] <daveycakes> bucky: i edited the install.sh thank you :) just one more question
[23:10] <Zappo> vge: i am going to mess around a little more before i do that
[23:10] <daveycakes> bucky: what does install.sh: line 223: rpm: command not find
[23:10] <joshua__> why do you need java anyways it is a washed up platform... nobody uses it
[23:10] <vge> aina: just check your volumes, it's allways volumes :)
[23:10] <daveycakes> bucky: what do i ahve to do to fix that
[23:10] <agliodbs> ok, ebox has gone from being a poor substitute for webmin to downright evil in my book
[23:10] <ActionParsnip> Berzerker: awesome
[23:10] <Zappo> im going to restart
[23:10] <bucky> daveycakes, run an rpm based distro
[23:10] <losha> Samus_Aran: Hmm. Tricky. I suppose you could install a version from the repository so that the package manager thinks you have java installed, and then overwrite it by installing a latest version from sun.com. But it's definitely a hack to do so...
[23:11] <troublescoot> what's the latest supported version of php?
[23:11] <daveycakes> i have no idea what you just said. please could you tell me what to do in real simple terms
[23:11] <troublescoot> on ubuntu, i mean
[23:11] <bucky> daveycakes, it's prolly wanting to install an rpm from the internet somewhere... you can apt-get install rpm but i doubt if it will work.. might be worth a try tho'
[23:11] <losha> agliodbs: most linux GUI config stuff seems to be a buggy mess. Not sure why...
[23:12] <Idhan> hi, according to this website http://go-oo.org/download/ I can install go-oo through the ubuntu repositories.. I did it but I can get the 3D presentation, any idea?
[23:13] <agliodbs> losha: yeah, but what makes ebox evil is that you can't cleanly remove it
[23:13] <arleslie>  Can someone tell me how to dump the USB device history or drivers?
[23:13] <agliodbs> losha: once you've installed it, you're stuck with it unless you want to re-install ubunut
[23:13] <daveycakes> bucky: thank you muchly :) that command did work
[23:13] <daveycakes> im hoping thats the last issue
[23:13] <ActionParsnip> Berzerker: runs awesome, gonna use it myself
[23:14] <joshua__> what is ebox?
[23:14] <losha> agliodbs: so it's just another lazy programmer who can't imagine why anyone would want to remove his piece of crap software. Can't you run dpkg --contents on the .deb file and then nuke every file it installed by hand?
[23:15] <agliodbs> losha: ebox modifies a lot of your config files in ways that are hard to track down
[23:15] <ActionParsnip> !ebox | joshua__
[23:15] <losha> joshua__: a 'configure your ubuntu box via the web' application
[23:15] <agliodbs> losha: for example, for some reason if ebox isn't running, the network can't be started in a normal mode
[23:15] <prajjwal> !grub
[23:15] <Zappo> back
[23:15] <agliodbs> even if you remove ebox entirely, this is still ture
[23:16] <losha> agliodbs: it doesn't keep a log, and it doesn't make backups? A princely piece of software indeed...
[23:16] <Zappo> >=D
[23:16] <troublescoot> okay, well at the very least, what is the best way (without yet having Ubuntu) to determine what the latest supported version of any software is?
[23:16] <Zappo> vge: it came up
[23:17] <ActionParsnip> agliodbs: sure you can remove it, just uninstall the packages
[23:17] <jmq> I have an ubuntu server, where all mail ends up in /var/mail/. Question: how can I bounce back mail which isn't one of the prescribed user names? (to prevent spam)
[23:18] <unkmar> when I mute through the keyboard shortcut. the sound isn't muted.
[23:18] <jmq> we only have like 2 users.
[23:18] <unkmar> suggestions?
[23:19] <jmq> but if we get an email foo@domain.com it ends up as foo in /var/mail/
[23:19] <ax-ax>  
[23:19] <ax-ax>  
[23:19] <FloodBot1> ax-ax: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:20] <MacGyverNL> What could be wrong if, when booting Ubuntu 9.04 from USB or CD, the boot goes fine but the subsequent loading of X *sometimes* displays a borked screen with vertical greenish lines, but sometimes goes as it should?
[23:20] <agliodbs> ActionParsnip: yes, but I can't remove it and have my system behave the way it did before ebox was installed
[23:20] <MacGyverNL> The CD is fine, I checked that.
[23:20] <agliodbs> ActionParsnip: believe me, I tried
[23:20] <shaffy> can anyone tell me how to convert the ubuntu 9.04 netbook remix "img" to a bootable ".iso"?  or anyway at all to make just a regular bootable cd/dvd with the *.img file that is provided on the ubuntu website?
[23:20] <ActionParsnip> agliodbs: strange
[23:20] <ActionParsnip> agliodbs: you logged a bug?
[23:21] <agliodbs> ActionParsnip: for example, when ebox is uninstalled, my machine won't respond to NAT connections
[23:21] <agliodbs> ActionParsnip: so something's messed up in the networking profile
[23:21] <ActionParsnip> shaffy:  ccd2iso /path/to/example.img /path/to/example.iso
[23:22] <MacGyverNL> Oh, and if I indeed have that problem, when I drop to a normal terminal, the terminal on the main screen doesn't do display updates (I can see myself typing at first, but there's no scrolling and no output), but the tv hooked up to the gfx card displays it fine.
[23:22] <ActionParsnip> agliodbs: log a bug
[23:22] <agliodbs> ok
[23:22] <Griktar> how can I make it to where I don't have to enter my username/password when booting after its already set up to have me enter it upon boot?
[23:22] <mgv1> why i cant hear anything with ekiga even with the right settings in that mixer?
[23:22] <einstein1969> mikinanuq, thanks , i have to backup EBR also.
[23:23] <fccf> Griktar: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AutoLogin should help you
[23:23] <sebsebseb> Griktar: normalley people say it's more secure to not do auto log in
[23:23] <dartagnan_>  /boot/initrd.img-2.6.28-15-generic       /boot/initrd.img-2.6.28-11-generic
[23:23] <unkmar> mgv1: ekiga using a proxy? NAT traversal problems? or, mixer still not set right.
[23:23] <shaffy> ActionParsnip: i've tried many windows apps (poweriso, magiciso, etc) to convert it to an ISO but it says the IMG file is not a valid image.  i've been really confused.  i've even tried to burn the IMG with nero (in windows) and the DVD just keeps showing up blank (ive done this several times)
[23:23] <losha> agliodbs: ActionParsnip: well, it *is* a configuration tool. If you install it, then misconfigure your system in some way, then remove it, it seems a lot to expect that it would automatically revert your config to it's previous state (though if *I* were writing a config tool, I think a 'revert' button would be a priority feature...). I guess now you know why configuration tools suck...
[23:23] <einstein1969> i have problem with gparted, there is a progam for backup/restore EBR?
[23:24] <dartagnan_> anybody knows why these two copies of ubuntu 9.04 are on my booting menu?
[23:24] <Griktar> sebsebseb: you can bypass a password easy when you are at the PC anyway, and its my own personal laptop :-)
[23:24] <sebsebseb> dartagnan_: two kernels you mean or?
[23:24] <ActionParsnip> shaffy: did yuo md5 check the img?
[23:24] <unkmar> dartagnan_: 2 different kernels?  kernel update?
[23:24] <_Tristan> $20 to the guy/girl who gets my sound working. ubuntu 9.04 dell studio xps 15
[23:24] <dartagnan_> what does it mean I have 4 entries for booting ubuntu?
[23:24] <daveycakes> bucky: installed all the necessary stuff. now i get  a huge list of this
[23:24] <dartagnan_> yes different kernels
[23:24] <sebsebseb> Griktar: ok
[23:24] <ActionParsnip> losha: i guess
[23:24] <mgv1> unkmar, no, i dont know what is the nat - mixer - i dont know - what can i do?
[23:25] <dartagnan_> installed the same day?
[23:25] <agliodbs> losha: right, but configure things in a way I can't *undo* by editing the configuration files?
[23:25] <dartagnan_> how could it happend?
[23:25] <losha> _Tristan: $20? I don't get out of bed for less than $200....
[23:25] <agliodbs> losha: for example, the networking behavior is just wierd
[23:25] <fccf> dartagnan_: those are 2 different kernels ... everytime you update and it loads new kernels  it adds those lines .. the newest being the top (default) one
[23:25] <ActionParsnip> agliodbs: you could use ssh to backup the configs first :)
[23:25] <dartagnan_> so I can erase the number 11
[23:25] <_Tristan> losha: yes, but this doesn't involve getting out of bed now does it?
[23:25] <daveycakes> bucky: error: failed depenencies
[23:25] <shaffy> ActionParsnip: i did not.  let me do that now.  will get right back to you.  thx.
[23:25] <agliodbs> ActionParsnip: too late ...
[23:25] <daveycakes> bucky:a whole loada stuff from rpm
[23:26] <ActionParsnip> _Tristan: run: sudo lshw -C sound     the product line will be useful in websearches
[23:26] <einstein1969> i have problem with gparted, there is a progam for backup/modify/restore EBR? thanks
[23:26] <dartagnan_> if i delete them in my booting meny are they deleted from my system, no i figure
[23:26] <nidelius> it's so wierd that drivers that worked perfect in an older kernel just stops working when you upgrade.. it's one of the few flaws with linux
[23:26] <dartagnan_> menu*
[23:26] <fccf> daveycakes: what are you installing?
[23:26] <magikid> Anyone have any experience with portknocking?
[23:27] <losha> agliodbs: dunno what to tell you. If it worked once, in theory it's fixable, though it may take a long time to find & fix...
[23:27] <_Tristan> ActionParsnip: forgot to mention that I've followed every tutorial in the universe
[23:27] <daveycakes> fccf: 3 mobile broadband dongle driver
[23:27] <nidelius> my sound just stopped working when I upgraded 9.04 to the latest kernel
[23:27] <ActionParsnip> shaffy: if you have the option. ALWAYS MD5 check ISO and IMG files
[23:27] <daveycakes> fccf: i've gone through so much crap to sort it, still not working
[23:27] <agliodbs> losha: yeah
[23:27] <Griktar> How do you md5 check?
[23:27] <Griktar> is there a command?
[23:27] <sebsebseb> !md5 |  Griktar
[23:27] <Griktar> Thanks
[23:27] <agliodbs> losha: overall, I've been very uninpressed by ebox, and think that Ubuntu chose the wrong tool ...
[23:28] <sebsebseb> Griktar: np also it's much easier to md5sum on Linu than it is on Windows
[23:28] <fccf> daveycakes: I wouldn't expect a rpm to work ... there is an easier way
[23:28] <losha> _Tristan: :-). 9.04 is *notorious* for hard-to-fix sound problems. Downgrade to 8.04. $20 please...
[23:28] <daveycakes> fccf: haha really? can i pvt with you to sort it?
[23:28] <sebsebseb> Griktar: Linux above
[23:28] <unkmar> mgv1: does the local echo test work?
[23:28] <fccf> !pm | daveycakes
[23:28] <_Tristan> losha: nosir
[23:28] <losha> agliodbs: my impression is that ebox isn't used much. Perhaps this is why...
[23:28] <daveycakes> oh i see
[23:28] <einstein1969> i have problem with gparted, there is a program for backup/modify/check/restore EBR? thanks
[23:28] <agliodbs> losha: yeah
[23:28] <daveycakes> fccf: ok so please help?
[23:28] <daveycakes> im lost at this point
[23:29] <sebsebseb> losha: well I guess 8.04 has been around for long enough now,  for  there to be quite a lot of people that know how to fix any pulseaudio issues in it
[23:29] <agliodbs> losha: unfortunately, someone here recommended it to me
[23:29] <losha> _Tristan: dang. Shoulda got the money upfront...
[23:29] <_Tristan> you can still get it if you fix my problem ;)
[23:29] <einstein1969> :(
[23:29] <losha> sebsebseb: I think that's an advantage of an LTS release anyway. Pretty much any problem you might encounter has been seen & fixed...
[23:30] <einstein1969> bye bye
[23:31] <losha> _Tristan: well, I wasn't kidding. Downgrading to 8.04 will probably fix most of your issues. Consider that a freebie...
[23:31] <_Tristan> see, but I like 9.04 a lot.
[23:31] <sebsebseb> _Tristan: Somtimes an older reason of  Ubuntu is actsauly better for someone, because of the hardware they have for example
[23:31] <sebsebseb> _Tristan: 9.10 is out on October 29th :)
[23:31] <_Tristan> sebsebseb: I got it working before
[23:31]  * sebsebseb wonders what issues that will fix other than the common 9.04 Intel issue
[23:32] <losha> _Tristan: get used to the quiet then....
[23:32] <_Tristan> for some reason I sudo apt-get remove'd pulseaudio
[23:32] <_Tristan> and now I can't remember how I made it work before
[23:32] <Griktar> I need that intel issue fixed because I have it now its terrible.
[23:32] <_Tristan> hey, this channel isn't logged is it?
[23:32] <sebsebseb> _Tristan: yes it is
[23:32] <_Tristan> sebsebseb: I don't suppose I could search the logs?
[23:32] <sebsebseb> !logs |  _Tristan
[23:32] <shaffy> ActionParsnip: the IMG passed the md5sum
[23:32] <unkmar> _Tristan: yes you can.
[23:33] <_Tristan> some guy told me how to fix it maybe a month ago...
[23:33] <dartagnan_> how come I cant simply write vista chainloader as 0 for default booting????
[23:33] <_Tristan> woo
[23:33] <dartagnan_> I dont see the point with grub
[23:33] <bucky> daveycakes, if that doesn't work just do this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Mobile%20Broadband%20Internet%20USB%20Adapters
[23:33] <sebsebseb> _Tristan: it seems that they can't easilley be searched, and you might have your own IRC client log for that
[23:33] <dartagnan_> when i had ubuntu into windows xp windows was the first to boot by default
[23:33] <unkmar> I guess I will stick to turning the physical knob on my speakers for muting when a call comes in. :(
[23:33] <losha> _Tristan: if you find it, come back and tell us. It comes up fairly often...
[23:33] <_Tristan> sebsebseb: tried that
[23:34] <dartagnan_> thats not logical
[23:34] <sebsebseb> dartagnan_: the point of Grub is to allow another OS to boot up as well as Ubuntu,  or even  memtest or  recovery mode when it comes to Ubuntu
[23:34] <dartagnan_> how could grub be so complicated for nothing
[23:34] <unkmar> losha: he probably removed pulseaudio and started esd or something like that.
[23:34] <dartagnan_> I know
[23:34] <lobonegro_rlopez> Hello, I have a kinda big problem but this is the first time I've used IRC for help
[23:34] <sebsebseb> dartagnan_: I agree though it can be a bit complacted when it goes wrong
[23:34] <fifoo> hi! Is there any french people here?
[23:35] <dartagnan_> but why cant I choose vista as default for booting ?
[23:35] <sebsebseb> !fr |  fifoo
[23:35] <sebsebseb> dartagnan_: that's easy enough to change
[23:35] <dartagnan_> its not logical
[23:35] <sebsebseb> dartagnan_: ,but why would you want Vista to be the default boot?
[23:35] <fifoo> ok thank you!
[23:35] <sebsebseb> fifoo: np
[23:35]  * losha If it's important enough to log, you'd think it'd be important enough to make it searchable....
[23:35] <dartagnan_> because I have kids on the pc, would be simpler this way
[23:36] <_Tristan> anybody know where pidgin's log files are kept?
[23:36] <sebsebseb> dartagnan_: kids can use Ubuntu as well,  and there is a lot of educational software and such for them in the repo.   Ok you want to change things so Vista is default boot.  open the terminal and then  gksudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[23:36] <unkmar> dartagnan_: it is easy enough to make Vista the default boot.  Just change /boot/grub/menu.lst
[23:37] <sebsebseb> dartagnan_: put  the Vista entry before the Ubuntu  stuff, and it should boot up by default
[23:37] <Flannel> sebsebseb: This is support, please don't lecture about personal choice.
[23:37] <dartagnan_> I cange the + 1 of vista for 0???
[23:37] <ActionParsnip> _Tristan: ~/.purple/logs
[23:37] <sebsebseb> Flannel: whoops my bad, and ok no problem
[23:37] <ikonia> dartagnan_: can you see the line "Default" in /boot/grub/menu.lst ?
[23:37] <dartagnan_> nope it wont work
[23:37] <dartagnan_> stop to laugh at me
[23:38] <_Tristan> oh, pidgin DID log it.
[23:38] <shaffy> ActionParsnip: anymore ideas on creating a bootable cd/dvd from the IMG file?
[23:38] <lobonegro_rlopez> For the past month, Nautilus has been saying that my hard drive has less and less available space, but besides the usual updates I haven't downloaded anything big.
[23:38] <unkmar> dartagnan_: usually one of the first few lines.
[23:38] <dartagnan_> where the one in charge? you all laughing at me, where are you, in ottawa?
[23:38] <ikonia> dartagnan_: stop - no-one is laughing at you
[23:38] <ActionParsnip> shaffy: not sure, thats all i got
[23:38] <losha> sebsebseb: in the doghouse again...
[23:38] <ikonia> dartagnan_: can you see the line "default" in /boot/grub/menu.lst
[23:38] <dartagnan_> nope
[23:39] <ikonia> dartagnan_: can you pastebin /boot/grub/menu.lst please ?
[23:39] <ActionParsnip> shaffy: remember toALWAYS MD5 check before using ISO and IMG files
[23:39] <losha> _Tristan: tell us...
[23:39] <_Tristan> whoever wanted to know
[23:39] <dartagnan_> oh
[23:39] <lobonegro_rlopez> Now it says there are 0 bytes free after deleting several gb, and now the panels have reverted back to default
[23:39] <unkmar> dartagnan_: line 14 for me.  Might be a little sooner or later than that.
[23:39] <mgv1> unkmar, the echo test? no
[23:39] <_Tristan> dell studio xps 15 + options snd-hda-intel model=dell-m6 = profit
[23:39] <ActionParsnip> lobonegro_rlopez: sudo apt-get clean
[23:39] <shaffy> ActionParsnip: i can extract the entire IMG to a folder using poweriso -- but i don't know how to make the contents "bootable" when i burn it to a dvd
[23:39] <dartagnan_> could I simply set default as +1 ????
[23:39] <ikonia> dartagnan_: no
[23:39] <ActionParsnip> shaffy: that wont work
[23:40] <ikonia> dartagnan_: you need to count the menu items (just titles) until you get to vista, start at 0 and then count to your vista entry, that is the number you want
[23:40] <ikonia> dartagnan_: eg: if vista is the 4th title in the list, you want to set it to 3
[23:40] <ActionParsnip> shaffy: do you have a USB stick you can boot from, its faster than CD and a hell of a lot more reliable
[23:41] <losha> shaffy: making bootable dvds was complicated last time I looked. Where did your IMG file come from?
[23:41] <aj_444> I'm trying to install opera but it won't let me. help?
[23:41] <ActionParsnip> shaffy: burning a CD IMG to a DVD can get messy
[23:41] <ActionParsnip> !opera | aj_444
[23:42] <shaffy> ActionParsnip: that's just the problem -- i dont have a USB :(((
[23:42] <shaffy> losha: i dled it from the ubuntu site -- it's the ubuntu 9.04 netbook remix IMG
[23:42] <ActionParsnip> shaffy: or sd card?
[23:42] <dartagnan_> I want vista as 0 deafult booter
[23:42] <vge> sorry about my french, but k3b will burn image to dvd just fine
[23:43] <lobonegro_rlopez> that didn't work
[23:43] <dartagnan_> not 3
[23:43] <ikonia> dartagnan_: the number doesn't matter
[23:43] <ikonia> dartagnan_: it's just a menu list identifier
[23:43] <shaffy> ActionParsnip: will my computer boot from an SD card?
[23:43] <ikonia> dartagnan_: change the number to the menu list number of vista, eg: 4th entry, = change it to 3
[23:43] <lobonegro_rlopez> besides, I've used computer janitor and ubuntu tweaks package cleaning functions and still no room
[23:43] <dartagnan_> will wait to know more about it
[23:44] <ikonia> dartagnan_: pardon ?
[23:44] <ActionParsnip> shaffy: some can, some cant
[23:44] <shaffy> thx.  will try
[23:44] <losha> shaffy: sorry, I don't know much about the remix stuff...
[23:44] <shaffy> np. thx every1
[23:45] <lobonegro_rlopez> Can anyone help me
[23:45] <Griktar> I have a great question.. I installed ubuntu then another distro after that.... How come the new distro is the one that handles the GRUB issues now?
[23:45] <sebsebseb> lobonegro_rlopez: With what?
[23:45] <losha> lobonegro_rlopez: I can help, but you'll have to do some cli work, ok?
[23:46] <lobonegro_rlopez> I don't mind
[23:46] <Flannel> Griktar: because the new distro wrote it's grub to the MBR, so your computer boots to that one.
[23:46] <sebsebseb> Griktar: ,because that distro probably  put  on it's  own Grub
[23:46] <Griktar> ok, both distros have their /boot/grub/menu.lst
[23:46] <losha> lobonegro_rlopez: ok, please open a terminal, type sudo fdisk -l, and paste the output to paste.ubuntu.com
[23:46] <Griktar> How does that grub on the MBR know which to use?
[23:47] <Flannel> Griktar: right, GRUB is a two step process, the second step is the one that reads the menu.lst, the first step is the one that points to a second step (and sits on the MBR)
[23:47] <Flannel> Griktar: So, both second steps still exist, but the new distro wrote it's first one to the MBR, pointing to it's /boot/
[23:47] <lobonegro_rlopez> paste it where?
[23:47] <aj_444> ActionParsnip: I installed the .deb file for opera and tried installing it via the package manager and it didn't work for me.
[23:47] <Griktar> ok, so sense I have 2 partitions with 2 linux distros, they are basically like c:/ and d:/ if we were using windows?
[23:48] <Flannel> Griktar: Uh, not exactly, but that's close enough if you understand that.
[23:48] <Berzerker> what does "opera has no installation candidate" mean?
[23:48] <twobits> can any one recommened a really nice lightweight application launcher? Preferably something much more light weight than gnome do. I've looked around, but there are so many of them!
[23:48] <losha> lobonegro_rlopez: open a browser, go to http://paste.ubuntu.com, copy the output by cutting & pasting it into the browser window, press the button, and then tell us the url it gives you
[23:48] <Griktar> Flannel feel free to elaborate, i'm here to learn ';-)
[23:49] <twobits> so I thought I would see what other people are actually using
[23:49] <Flannel> Griktar: well, it's true that you have two separate installs, but linux doesn't deal with drive letters.  And I don't think windows can install to a D drive.  But yeah, that's close enough.
[23:50] <Griktar> I know it doesn't deal in drive letters but how does it know where to go?
[23:50] <Flannel> Griktar: Your bootloader (the part on the MBR) tells it which one to boot to.
[23:50] <Griktar> is that the UUID stuff?
[23:51] <BronzeAu> Morning / afternoon all:-D
[23:51] <Flannel> Griktar: No, this has nothing to do with your menu.lst, this is all stage1 stuff (menu.lst is stage2 stuff)
[23:51] <lobonegro_rlopez> http://paste.ubuntu.com/286578/
[23:51] <Griktar> Where can I find out how the stage 1 stuff works?
[23:51] <Flannel> Griktar: Think of stage2 as the grub program, it reads your menu.lst, and displays it, etc.  You have two different progrms (one for each distro), and at boot, your MBR runs one of them.
[23:52] <BronzeAu> Can someone tell me where I can get a good Karmic Koala Edubuntu Live CD image from? I got a stuffed Jaunty and a nother stuffed Karmic.
[23:52] <Flannel> BronzeAu: #ubuntu+1 for Karmic questions, thanks
[23:52] <BronzeAu> Ok cool. Thanks.
[23:52] <Flannel> Griktar: Are you looking to swap back? or just want general information? or what?
[23:53] <losha> lobonegro_rlopez: very good. I see a single 160G disk, about 150G of which is dedicated to Ubuntu i.e. all your files are in there. Now lets see how much of that you're using. Type 'df -h' and paste the output, just like last time...
[23:53] <Griktar> Im a tech nerd, so gen information... Can learn to use it later if I choose to :-)
[23:53] <Griktar> Im sure that when i installed 9.10 it will make my ubuntus the main MBR right? lol
[23:53] <passses> Can I change where LILO boots from to a partition contained within a LBA partition
[23:53] <HappyHobo> the Koala rules!
[23:54] <passses> and then use gparted live cd to switch the boot back to primary partition to get my old boot menu back
[23:54] <lobonegro_rlopez> http://paste.ubuntu.com/286580/
[23:54] <kermit> how does grub find menu.lst?
[23:54] <losha> Griktar: the gory details of grub booting are talked about in http://www.geocities.com/thestarman3/asm/mbr/GRUB.htm. Not for the faint of heart...
[23:54] <DaZ> koalas usually rule ;f
[23:54] <ikonia> kermit: it's written into the boot sector
[23:54] <Griktar> Thats losha
[23:54] <kermit> ikonia: but whenever i edit it i dont have to update anything
[23:54] <ikonia> kermit: the pointer is written into the boot sector I mean
[23:54] <passses> can LILO boot from OUTSIDE the boot sector
[23:54] <Flannel> Griktar: http://www.gnu.org/software/grub/manual/grub.html for general info, for redoing where the MBR stuff points, you can use this howto: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows
[23:55] <ikonia> passses: how can you boot something from outside the boot sector?
[23:55] <passses> yes, cos i noticed that I can change the boot flag
[23:56] <ikonia> passses: you can boot lilo from any thing that can be pointed at something to boot
[23:56] <passses> and so thought it would be useful if possible, just to write lilo to a different partition, and preserve my MBR just by switching the boot flag
[23:56] <losha> lobonegro_rlopez: ok, see line 2? It confirms that you're using about almost all your space. I'm guessing because your trash directory has tons of garbage in it. Next, we're going to find out where all the space has gone. Please type the following: cd /; du -x | sort -rn > /tmp/du.out
[23:57] <passses> so I could switch the boot flag in gparted, write LILO and boot from there (outside first 1024 cylinders) and then switch back to my old boot menu MBR at a later point
[23:57] <losha> lobonegro_rlopez: it will take a few minutes to run, because it looks over the whole disk. Just be patient till it returns to the prompt, ok...
[23:57] <unkmar> mgv1: still looking for a solution?
[23:57] <mgv1> unkmar, yes
[23:57] <Serla> how to change the writing language in ubuntu
[23:58] <mgv1> with alt+shift by default
[23:58] <EricInBNE> hi playing a joke on a friend - need some help right away
[23:58] <unkmar> mgv1: I believe my isipphone # is: 17474977232@sipphone.com
[23:58] <EricInBNE> oh never mind. figured out how to make the change
[23:58] <ikonia> EricInBNE: this isn't a comedy channel
[23:58] <Serla> mgv1 but I havent chosen the second language
[23:58] <mgv1> serla- or add it to the panel
[23:58] <Serla> mgv1 how
[23:59] <mgv1> serla- i guess you will need to choose
[23:59] <Serla> mgv1 yes but where will I do that
[23:59] <passses> I've read online that LILO will only work from the first 1024 sectors of a disk
[23:59] <mgv1> serla- i dont know where
[23:59] <passses> does that mean I can set LILO to boot from a different partition
[23:59] <lobonegro_rlopez> ok, so every thing says "Permission Denied", should I have used sudo