jtwhite | ncfi1013, Yes, that's what I did but now I can't transfer them to the iPod | 00:00 |
kostkon | roneau2005, there are some, like gnochm or xchm. just do a search in synaptic | 00:00 |
gasull | arand: It says "you can either instead load module-detect in /etc/pulse/default.pa (or ~/.pulse/default.pa) or kill slmodemd" | 00:00 |
gasull | arand: If I kill slmodemd it will restart in the next reboot | 00:00 |
deltaray2 | I'm trying to regenerate the host keys on my ssh server, but am having trouble. Now I've removed openssh-server and its not putting the config files back. | 00:00 |
deltaray2 | What do I do? | 00:00 |
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arand | gasull: the second link has a straightforward command to remove it. | 00:01 |
gasull | arand: I killed slmodemd and I got sound. How do I remove this from the boot up? | 00:01 |
gasull | arand: thanks | 00:01 |
arand | gasull: "sudo apt-get remove sl-modem-daemon" then you'll probably have to reboot | 00:01 |
calamari_ | Arsin: just to check, do you know how to mount partitions in ubuntu? | 00:02 |
ncfi1013 | eject the ipod jtwhite close amarok reopen amarok go into amarok prefs and look at plugins and see if ipod/mass storage is enabled then close amarok again and mount ipod in system tray popup and reopen amarok | 00:02 |
Arsin | calamari_: I know how to mount partitions, I think... " sudo mount /dev/xxxxx " right? | 00:03 |
gasull | arand: thanks a lot | 00:03 |
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greezmunkey | vigdavies1, have you tried any other Epson drivers? | 00:03 |
rusg | Hello, need some help | 00:04 |
arand | gasull: np, glad to help. | 00:04 |
Arsin | calamari_: brb | 00:04 |
calamari_ | Arsin: correct. for windows it will be something like "mount -t 3g-ntfs /dev/hda0 /host" - where hda0 represents where the windows partiton is, and /host is the folder you want to mount it to. these days, the "-t 3g-ntfs" bit is usually optional, but i put it there for clarity | 00:04 |
Federalu | Ho can hellp me ?? | 00:05 |
rado_ | I just trying this creature at the first time | 00:05 |
calamari_ | Federalu: whats the problem? i might be able to help | 00:05 |
standarshy | Hey guys, can anyone tell me how well ubuntu works with tablet pc's that use the wacom usb driver? I heard there was a problem with some of the older distro's because the driver only worked when the tablet was connect to a serial interface. I have the Asus R1E | 00:05 |
MyWay | Hi, which is a nice alternative to Windows/Mac Teamviewer? I'd need remote desktop (better if supports reverse) + file transfer | 00:05 |
greezmunkey | Arsin, yes you need a mount point... | 00:05 |
ZaNeIuM | i installed win7 on 1 partition and then installed ubuntu on the remaining ress space, now i want to back up the linux os partiton, what do i need to back up the whole drive? as i dint know what partion the bootloader is on and i'm not used to ghosting linux | 00:05 |
rado_ | Sorry for the interruption | 00:06 |
Chris___ | Federalu: don't PM me on join to ask if I can help you. Ask here, then wait. | 00:06 |
brodeurpc | im using 9.10 im trying to restart the /etc/init.d/cupsys but when i use the line sudo /etc/init.d/cupsys restart command it tells me Command not found?? | 00:06 |
ncfi1013 | anybody have any suggestions as to where the folder might be that has all the installed desktop pix so i can add screenshots to the folder? | 00:06 |
diddy | Is there a command with which I can tell the OS to go hibernate in one hour similar to the shutdown command? | 00:06 |
Federalu | Chris___ who can hellp me whut a free shell | 00:07 |
Federalu | Chris___ who can hellp me whut a free shell | 00:07 |
calamari_ | ncfi1013: just a guess, but have you checked /usr/share ? | 00:07 |
Federalu | Chris___ who can hellp me whit a free shell | 00:07 |
Billiard | ncfi1013: /usr/share/..something probably | 00:07 |
Arsin | calamari_: I can't seem to get GParted to run, it keeps scanning but it wont fully detect | 00:07 |
calamari_ | Arsin: by wont fully detect.. do you mean its not showing the current drive? there's a dropdown menu to select drive to scan for partitions. have you made sure thats pointed to your flash drive? | 00:08 |
erUSUL | !find s2ram | 00:08 |
Billiard | ZaNeIuM: where are you backing up the drive to? | 00:08 |
ubottu | File s2ram found in linux-doc, linux-ec2-doc, uswsusp | 00:08 |
MyWay | Hi, which is a nice alternative to Windows/Mac Teamviewer? I'd need remote desktop (better if supports reverse, but not needed) + file transfer, any ideas? | 00:08 |
ZaNeIuM | the win7 partition | 00:08 |
erUSUL | !info uswsusp | diddy | 00:08 |
ZaNeIuM | then burn it to a dvd | 00:08 |
ubottu | diddy: uswsusp (source: uswsusp): tools to use userspace software suspend provided by Linux. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.8-1.1ubuntu3 (karmic), package size 154 kB, installed size 484 kB (Only available for i386 amd64 powerpc) | 00:08 |
lpfan076 | @diddy, you should just be able to sleep for that many seconds before running hibernate.sh | 00:09 |
Jordan_U | MyWay: The vnc client that comes with Ubuntu does all that IIRC | 00:09 |
ZaNeIuM | Billiard if i can | 00:09 |
arand | diddy: the "at" command will take care of the timing, then you need the command to hibernate afterwards | 00:09 |
MyWay | Jordan_U: file transfer also? i couldn't see it | 00:09 |
Federalu | who can hellp me whit a free shell | 00:09 |
calamari_ | Federalu: what do you mean? | 00:10 |
rado_ | quit | 00:10 |
Federalu | i need a shell | 00:10 |
rusg | I am trying to clean up a hijacked computer running xp on raid array. I booted up with 9.10 in live mode thinking I could access C drive and run a scan. I don't see c: drive. Do I need to install ubuntu 9.10 on the windows computer in order to access c: drive and run a scan? Will ubuntu run on a windows installation using raid 5 array? please help | 00:10 |
Billiard | ZaNeIuM: so you want to backup the ubuntu partition to a file on the win7 partition? does your ghost software support ext3? | 00:10 |
calamari_ | Federalu: bash | 00:10 |
Federalu | calamari_ yes | 00:10 |
bastid_raZor | !terminal > Federalu | 00:10 |
ubottu | Federalu, please see my private message | 00:10 |
ZaNeIuM | as far as i know it should | 00:10 |
Federalu | calamari_ and ssh | 00:10 |
diddy | thx | 00:10 |
Billiard | ZaNeIuM: there are commands you can use in a live cd to back it up as well, if ghost doesnt | 00:10 |
Arsin | calamari_: Played around with it, got it | 00:10 |
calamari_ | Arsin: excellent :) | 00:10 |
ncfi1013 | calamari_ billiard usr/share/...then what? | 00:11 |
lpfan076 | @rusg, obvious question: did you try mounting it? | 00:11 |
calamari_ | Arsin: could always save as a shell script for easy execution in the future | 00:11 |
lpfan076 | or does it just not show in dev | 00:11 |
fiberfolly | i am in need of help with Evolution. I am using Jaunty, very new user. My send receive button is grayed out. How do i fix this? | 00:11 |
Billiard | ncfi1013: look for something like images or backgrounds idk | 00:11 |
calamari_ | ncfi1013: not sure off the top of my head.. was just a guess to look around there somewhere ;P | 00:11 |
Arsin | calamari_: shell? | 00:11 |
Samuli^ | rusg, you need to mount the file system on the live-cd first. The default is that your harddrive doesn't get mounted because the idea is it won't change anything/ie. safe to use | 00:11 |
rusg | no, im afraid to cus i dont want to mess up the windows installation | 00:11 |
calamari_ | Arsin: save the command in a *.sh* file with #!/bin/bash in top line | 00:12 |
ZaNeIuM | Billiard, ok but what do i need to backup as a miniumal, do i need both partitions backup caue the bootloader is on the win7 part? and do i need to back up the 2gb partd for the swap file too? | 00:12 |
lpfan076 | if you are really worried about messign up the files on the partition you can just mount it as read only. It shouldn't matter if it is in raid or not | 00:13 |
Samuli^ | rusg, mounting a file system doesn't mess up anything, it just makes the files available so you CAN mess up things :) | 00:13 |
Billiard | ZaNeIuM: dont need to backup swap, you are using the win7 bootloader? | 00:13 |
ZaNeIuM | wil the live cd back up my linux to an iso that i can be put on the win7 ntfs partiton?, Billiard | 00:13 |
ZaNeIuM | win7 was installed 1st | 00:13 |
ZaNeIuM | then i had unformatted free space that ubuntu seen and installed to | 00:14 |
Billiard | ZaNeIuM: you can just backup right to the ntfs | 00:14 |
ZaNeIuM | ok cool | 00:14 |
greezmunkey | Samuli^, the deal with the live CD...does that mean that I can burn one from the installation on this laptop if necessary for disaster recovery, and not lose my customizations made so far? | 00:14 |
PlayX | hi. if I select 5.1 output in pulseaudio the sound is crappy. but if i select stereo it is clear. any idea why? | 00:14 |
ZaNeIuM | so where is the brub bootloader being held now? | 00:14 |
Billiard | ZaNeIuM: probably on your linux partition | 00:14 |
erUSUL | !grub2 | ZaNeIuM | 00:14 |
ubottu | ZaNeIuM: GRUB2 is the default Ubuntu boot manager in Karmic. For more information and troubleshooting on GRUB2 please refer to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Grub2 | 00:14 |
ncfi1013 | calamari_ billiard usr/share/wallpapers maybe? | 00:15 |
rusg | samuli, so go ahead and install the 9.10 (second choice on menu)? | 00:15 |
Billiard | ZaNeIuM: if you only made one partition | 00:15 |
Samuli^ | greezmunkey, I've never tried to do that so I don't know | 00:15 |
ZaNeIuM | Billiard huh, one partiton? | 00:15 |
Samuli^ | rusg, if you're only wanting to do a virus scan etc. you don't have to install ubuntu | 00:15 |
Billiard | ncfi1013: why not take a look yourself? | 00:15 |
greezmunkey | Samuli^, there is my project for the evening! | 00:15 |
dylan_ | can someone help me out with something? | 00:15 |
ncfi1013 | i am | 00:15 |
Billiard | ZaNeIuM: it should be in /boot i would think, so on your main linux partition if you only made a partition for / | 00:16 |
kt | anyone good and familiar with AWS? sorry this is so OT.. | 00:16 |
ZaNeIuM | win7 made a partiotn, and then durring the setup if ubuntu i made a 13gb root ext3 and a 2gb ext3 swap | 00:16 |
Schiz0 | I'm trying to install Opera. I'm reading the instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/OperaBrowser, but all they say is "you should install it from the official repository." I can't find any "opera" package in aptitude. | 00:16 |
Samuli^ | greezmunkey, I remember there was a program that was supposed to do just that.. ie. make a distro from the packages you have installed | 00:16 |
ncfi1013 | im also asking for assistance from more expereince users | 00:16 |
kermit | my iwlagn crashes all the time, is this fixed in 9.10 ? | 00:16 |
vr_mex | Is there a Imagemagick Q8 package for Ubuntu 9.10? I can onl install Imagemagick Q16 via synaptic? | 00:16 |
Schiz0 | I have universe, restricted, and multiverse enabled, but it's still not there. | 00:16 |
evanescent | UbuntuOne keeps asking me to add more and more computers, even though I'm only using just this one | 00:16 |
evanescent | ideas? | 00:16 |
MeXTuX | Can anyone explain to me what does mean this line from /etc/default/grub file ?? ---> GRUB_HIDDEN_TIMEOUT_QUIET | 00:17 |
Arsin | calamari_: http://imagebin.ca/view/gSaJePS.html | 00:17 |
lpfan076 | GRUB_HIDDEN_TIMEOUT_QUIET | 00:17 |
rusg | samuli, I'm a newbee, can you give me step by step to run ubuntu from the disc and access the hard drive? | 00:17 |
ncfi1013 | i want to put screenshots into my desktop wallpapers folder so they can remain wallpapers permanently without disappearing every time i reboot | 00:17 |
Adam7_ | Hi can someone help, I have a server with OVH and they use a custom kernel and I need to changed it for my own one as I want to run virtualbox and have nx (nomachine) too | 00:17 |
Arsin | calamari_: When I format the unknown into FAT32 it says sucessfull, then refreshes and goes back to unknown | 00:18 |
MyWay | Hi, which is a nice alternative to Windows/Mac Teamviewer? I'd need remote desktop (better if supports reverse, but not needed) + file transfer, any ideas? | 00:18 |
bastid_raZor | ncfi1013: the wallpapers do not auto add themselves to the wallpaper selection. you manually add them. you can have any directory for that matter to store files for wallpapers | 00:18 |
dylan_ | i'll just ask, everytime i log on i have to set my /etc/resolv.conf file back to open dns over and over again and its annoying | 00:19 |
dylan_ | so i want to know how to set it to where it doesnt reset it's self when i restart my computer | 00:19 |
Billiard | ncfi1013: are your wallpapers on another partition maybe, that isnt automatically mounted on boot? | 00:19 |
Jordan_U | dylan_: Why don't you set your dns server in System > Preferences > Network Connections? | 00:19 |
lpfan076 | @rusg, I am assuming you just installed win7 as the first partition. It should look something like: sudo mkdir /mnt/win7 | sudo mount -o rw /dev/sda2 /mnt/win7 ..... replace sda2 with the partition that win7 is on if thats not right | 00:19 |
greezmunkey | Samuli^, I haven't a clue, but am looking into it... | 00:19 |
dylan_ | i don't have that option | 00:20 |
jrib | dylan_: I've told you how to do that at least 2 times now :/ | 00:20 |
dylan_ | lol | 00:20 |
maxwell88 | I run a dual boot system. The wifi router I frequentlylog onto responds very slowly in assigning an address. My windoz keeps trying until it gets connected. My Ubu gives up too soon. Is there a way to control the timing of a DHCP request? | 00:20 |
ncfi1013 | bastid_razor in the same default walpapers folder in /usr/bin? billiard i only have one partition but two drives and i am on the right drive as we speak. | 00:20 |
dylan_ | i tried what u said and i couldnt get it | 00:20 |
dylan_ | i don't know how to work that command | 00:20 |
vr_mex | Is there a Imagemagick Q8 package for Ubuntu 9.10? I can onl install Imagemagick Q16 via synapticIs there a Imagemagick Q8 package for Ubuntu 9.10? I can only install Imagemagick Q16 via synaptic | 00:21 |
Billiard | ncfi1013: one partition but 2 drives? | 00:21 |
MyWay | Hi, which is a nice alternative to Windows/Mac Teamviewer? I'd need remote desktop (better if supports reverse, but not needed) + file transfer, any ideas? | 00:21 |
bastid_raZor | ncfi1013: what? | 00:21 |
ncfi1013 | billiard yeah two separate harddrives | 00:21 |
ncfi1013 | one for storage and one for kde | 00:22 |
Jordan_U | dylan_: You don't have a "Network COnnections" in System > Preferences? | 00:22 |
Billiard | ncfi1013: the pictures are on the other hard drive, and it isnt mounted on boot automatically? | 00:22 |
dylan_ | i do but i don't see an option to where i can configure my dns server | 00:22 |
morph_ | hello | 00:23 |
greezmunkey | Samuli^, remastersys ! | 00:23 |
Galedeer | hi | 00:23 |
Terrance | where can i get ubuntu remix .img ? | 00:23 |
MyWay | Hi, which is a nice alternative to Windows/Mac Teamviewer? I'd need remote desktop (better if supports reverse, but not needed) + file transfer, any ideas? | 00:23 |
fiberfolly | I am having a problem with evolution, where the send receive button is greyed out. I am using Jaunty, and am a new user and could use some direction. | 00:23 |
Billiard | Terrance: ubuntu.com ? | 00:23 |
Terrance | cant find the img just the iso | 00:23 |
goddard | anyone familar with sshfs | 00:23 |
morph_ | openshot editor destroy my ffmpg and cant reinstall.... :( | 00:23 |
Arsin | MyWay: Try Crossloops, I never tried it on Ubuntu personally, but try it and see | 00:23 |
rapha | fiberfolly: sounds to me like you didn | 00:23 |
MyWay | Arsin: thanks | 00:23 |
VCoolio | someone succeeded in getting murrine rgba to work with sonata or ario? care to paste the patch / code? | 00:23 |
jrib | goddard: best to just ask the channel your actual question (on a single line) | 00:24 |
rapha | fiberfolly: sounds to me like you didn't set up an account yet | 00:24 |
slide | any ops alive? There is an on join bot, Federalu | 00:24 |
erUSUL | fiberfolly: File>Work disconnected | 00:24 |
Roasted | Question - I installed the mac4lin theme to try it out. Then I switched back to my regular moomex theme. Well, now my maximize/minimize/exit icons on each window are in the upper left rather than upper right. How do I switch it? | 00:24 |
Arsin | VCoolio: Really simple too | 00:24 |
goddard | admn you jrib haha | 00:24 |
goddard | you know my question | 00:24 |
fiberfolly | rapha: yes, i have two accounts configured and they worked all week unitl today | 00:24 |
VCoolio | Arsin: I'm not into pasting the lines myself yet; tried with looking at other patches but no luck; | 00:24 |
jrib | goddard: I know, but your current question isn't what you want the answer to. Here's the answer to your current question "yes" | 00:24 |
fiberfolly | erusul: Not sure what you mean | 00:24 |
MyWay | Arsin: is this a windows app? | 00:25 |
erUSUL | fiberfolly: go to the menu file check that option | 00:25 |
rapha | fiberfolly: sorry then, no idea | 00:25 |
Arsin | MyWay: CrossLoops? Ya, check if wine supports it | 00:25 |
ncfi1013 | oh well its not that important i just wanted to know to have the knowledge. thank you anyway to all who helped me in my quest to learn linux better. | 00:25 |
erUSUL | fiberfolly: is "Work offline" sorryy | 00:25 |
Schiz0 | Is Opera Browser available for 9.10? | 00:25 |
v0lksman | can someone take a peak and tell me where they get the 3840MB from the lspci output they show? http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=7061893&postcount=22 | 00:26 |
Arsin | VCoolio: Wrong person? | 00:26 |
goddard | jrib last time I asked my question i explained all parts and it took like awhile but no one answered so i am trying to prevent the long explaination | 00:26 |
fcuk112 | !opera | Schiz0 | 00:26 |
ubottu | Schiz0: Opera is an advanced, fast and free (as in beer) web browser. It is packaged for easy installation into Ubuntu. More information at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/OperaBrowser | 00:26 |
DanaG | weird... using the Lucid pulseaudio, it doesn't do volume control properly. | 00:26 |
rapha | fiberfolly: regarding what erUSUL says - is your desktop set to English or another language? | 00:26 |
Roasted | Question - I installed the mac4lin theme to try it out. Then I switched back to my regular moomex theme. Well, now my maximize/minimize/exit icons on each window are in the upper left rather than upper right. How do I switch it? | 00:26 |
Arsin | Schiz0: I believe so, go to Applications > Ubuntu Software Center and check | 00:26 |
jrib | goddard: you write the question one time on a single line then copy paste | 00:26 |
Atlas | Hello room :) | 00:26 |
calamari_ | Arsin: is that "unable to mount" error from the terminal or from gparted? | 00:26 |
Schiz0 | fcuk112: Yes, I read that documentation article and it simply says "install from the repositories". and I can't find a "opera" package anywhere. | 00:26 |
fiberfolly | Rapha: english | 00:26 |
Arsin | calamari_: GParted | 00:27 |
fcuk112 | Schiz0: google opera and download the deb from their website? | 00:27 |
jrib | goddard: you're more likely to get useful help that way intead of "yes, I know about sshfs. No, I don't know about your problem" | 00:27 |
goddard | jrib I need to know why I don't have the right permissions on my mounted drive. | 00:27 |
jezlee | When I change nVidia resolution and try to save to X Configuration file, I get error "Failed to parse existing X config file '/etc/X11/xorg.conf'! | 00:27 |
Arsin | Schiz0: Disregard that, go to the link that guy sent you | 00:27 |
RowanMk | how do i get to windows | 00:27 |
calamari_ | Arsin: not sure then. maybe try using gparted off a live cd environment might help. | 00:27 |
jrib | goddard: I don't know | 00:27 |
rapha | fiberfolly: then what erUSUL says will probably help you - click on "File" in the Evolution menu (upper left) and then click "Work offline" | 00:27 |
Atlas | anyone up to help me with an installation question? I think ubuntu studio installer reads an old mbr entry | 00:27 |
goddard | jrib ... | 00:28 |
darkness | i know the solution... install windows 7 | 00:28 |
darkness | lol | 00:28 |
ZykoticK9 | jezlee, see http://paste.ubuntu.com/316461/ | 00:28 |
Arsin | calamari_: Which ever becomes the primary partiton, it formats correctly for some reason, the 2nd isn't working, and I forgot that error was from UNetbootin | 00:28 |
jrib | goddard: presumably it's because your uid's differ on the server and client | 00:28 |
lpfan076 | @goddard if its mounted at /mnt/win7 you need to sudo -i to mess around in it | 00:28 |
Billiard | Schiz0: you probably can just enable the partner repo in synaptic | 00:29 |
goddard | jrib they do | 00:29 |
darkness | sudo i and work in the terminal to dificult, just install windows 7! | 00:29 |
calamari_ | Arsin: are you trying to mount the second partition without formatting it? and have you specified a seperate mountpoint for it? | 00:29 |
goddard | jrib but i specifiy them user@ip | 00:29 |
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Arsin | calamari_: I don't know how to make a seperate mountpoint, and I'm trying to format it but it wont work | 00:30 |
fiberfolly | thanks very much for the help | 00:30 |
fiberfolly | duh never thought of it being off line | 00:30 |
jrib | goddard: what does "id" return when you run it on the client machine? What does it return when you run it on the server? | 00:30 |
darkness | windows 7 is nice for work on your pc, and problems after that u send email to ms and it works!!! | 00:30 |
vr_mex | Is there a Imagemagick Q8 package for Ubuntu 9.10? I can onl install Imagemagick Q16 via synaptic | 00:30 |
slide | any ops alive? There is an on join bot, Federalu | 00:31 |
borreguito | if my firefox on ubuntu does not work..... i go to change to a imac os | 00:31 |
valberg | hi | 00:31 |
valberg | i've just bought an ASUS eeePC 1101HA | 00:31 |
standarshy | Hey guys, can anyone tell me how well ubuntu works with tablet pc's that use the wacom usb driver? I heard there was a problem with some of the older distro's because the driver only worked when the tablet was connect to a serial interface. I have the Asus R1E | 00:31 |
calamari_ | Arsin: well if its already partitioned, and you intend to use the second partition for regular file storage. then just set up ubuntu on the first partition, and maybe let windows try format second one :P | 00:31 |
ActionParsnip | chamone | 00:31 |
Billiard | darkness: "problems after that u send email to ms and it works!!!" so you just send an email to microsoft and your viruses magically go away? | 00:31 |
valberg | and installed Ubuntu Netbook Remix on it | 00:31 |
slide | jrib, yay! :D | 00:31 |
evanescent | UbuntuOne keeps asking me to add more and more computers, even though I'm only using just this one. ideas? | 00:31 |
goddard | jrib it is 1000 on the client and 1006 on the server | 00:31 |
valberg | but it is like really freaking slow... | 00:31 |
jrib | goddard: well that's the reason. I don't know of any workarounds other than changing the uid on one of the machines | 00:32 |
valberg | and there is something off with the resolution | 00:32 |
valberg | and there is something off with the resolution+ | 00:32 |
Atlas | I had a os x / xp dualboot done with rEFIt. Then I repartitioned with spfdisk, installed xp, and now when installing Ubuntu Studio the installer keeps reading the old partitioning scheme and doesnt even see the working xp partition. Anyone got a tip? | 00:32 |
goddard | jrib do you know how to do that? | 00:32 |
Enissay_ | omg, i typed "compiz --replace" and evrything freezes!! | 00:33 |
Enissay_ | any help please | 00:33 |
jrib | goddard: you can do it with usermod | 00:33 |
valberg | anyone have any ideas to how i can get the app chooser to run faster and stuff like that? (heh heh the keyboard is a little weird) | 00:33 |
darkness | right Billiard , most people think that when they buy windows 7, expensive os, so whe are saved! and now it must work ;-/ | 00:33 |
Arsin | calamari_: I won't be on a computer with full access when on windows | 00:33 |
Billiard | darkness: yeah sorry, idk what you are saying at all | 00:33 |
lpfan076 | @atlas just manually configure grub then reload it to bootloader | 00:33 |
darkness | lol Billiard | 00:33 |
calamari_ | Arsin: windows doesnt need full access to format flash drive partitions | 00:33 |
GNUcifer_ | it's all about code, damm damm | 00:33 |
mohd | hi there | 00:34 |
DanaG | calamari_: not true.... | 00:34 |
VCoolio | Enissay_: can you get to virtual console (ctrl+alt+f1), or to login screen (alt+sysrq+k) ; else reboot (alt+sysrq+r e i s u b) | 00:34 |
goddard | jrib alright | 00:34 |
darkness | ok, windows 7 is better then vista | 00:34 |
DanaG | Try using a lab machine you don't own, to format a drive. | 00:34 |
hedkandi | hello | 00:34 |
DanaG | You often can't. | 00:34 |
Atlas | Ipfan076: So I should boot into supergrub, or what should I use for that? | 00:34 |
akrohit | does aptitiude support regular expressions? | 00:34 |
kermit | why is iwlagn requesting iwlwifi-5000-1.ucode when i have iwlwifi-5000-2.ucode available? | 00:34 |
ActionParsnip | !wndows | darkness | 00:34 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about wndows | 00:34 |
calamari_ | DanaG: well i've done it before as guest.. so.. :P | 00:34 |
goddard | jrib it is giving me command not found | 00:34 |
hedkandi | when you enter "grep hi" into the bash prompt what happens? | 00:34 |
Billiard | darkness: ok stay on topic this is ubuntu talk not windows | 00:34 |
goddard | i am going to change the server id since it is easiest | 00:34 |
ActionParsnip | !windows | darkness | 00:34 |
ubottu | darkness: For discussion on Microsoft software, or help with same, please visit ##windows. See http://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+bug/1 http://linux.oneandoneis2.org/LNW.htm and /msg ubottu equivalents | 00:34 |
darkness | i must say, possible windows 7 is ok, for users at home | 00:34 |
jrib | goddard: erm, are you using ubuntu? | 00:35 |
goddard | jrib it is using cygwin | 00:35 |
DanaG | hmm, perhaps they'd specifically restricted it. anyway, yeah, it's off-topic. | 00:35 |
darkness | ok sorry | 00:35 |
Jordan_U | Atlas: Use the "gptsync" option in rEFIt | 00:35 |
goddard | jrib my game server is windows | 00:35 |
mohd | what are you talking about guys | 00:35 |
mohd | ? | 00:35 |
ActionParsnip | darkness: it sofftopic here | 00:35 |
goddard | jrib client is ubuntu | 00:35 |
hedkandi | I presume it opens an input stream somehow | 00:35 |
darkness | excuses | 00:35 |
hedkandi | on the terminal | 00:35 |
jrib | goddard: client should have usermod then | 00:35 |
ActionParsnip | darkness: this is a pure support chennel for ubuntu so any other chat should be taken to another channel | 00:36 |
Atlas | ok trying that, thank you both :) | 00:36 |
goddard | jrib i want to change it on the cygwin comp though i dont think it will affect any other systems | 00:36 |
darkness | yep ActionParsnip , i read before, my excuses.. | 00:36 |
valberg | hmm... it seems i'll have to sleep on it... | 00:36 |
deltaray2 | Quick, I need to search the ubuntu forums, anyone know what 1 + 4 is? | 00:36 |
jrib | goddard: ask a cygwin channel :) | 00:37 |
xOrphenochx | what log can i check to find out why i cant start the iscsitarget service? | 00:37 |
vr_mex | Is there a Imagemagick Q8 package for Ubuntu 9.10? I can onl install Imagemagick Q16 via synaptic | 00:37 |
MyWay | Hi, which is a nice alternative to Windows/Mac Teamviewer? I'd need remote desktop (better if supports reverse, but not needed) + file transfer, any ideas? | 00:37 |
dcosta1 | good nite all | 00:37 |
dcosta1 | i need some help please | 00:38 |
TK1 | Have they found a solution for the mountall boot problems after upgrading to 9.10 through system upgrade? http://pastebin.com/mc8273bb | 00:38 |
darkness | i dont have many problems at moment only i wanna learn more about the bash and corn shell | 00:38 |
deltaray2 | darkness: First thing you'll need to know about corn shell is that its spelled korn shell | 00:38 |
darkness | i use ubuntu whit the gnome desktop | 00:38 |
dcosta1 | i need run a script in ubuntu-server at system boot | 00:38 |
darkness | right!!! deltaray2 | 00:38 |
jrib | !startup > dcosta1 | 00:39 |
ubottu | dcosta1, please see my private message | 00:39 |
ActionParsnip | darkness: use the cli instead of gui to do daily stuff | 00:39 |
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dcosta1 | its is kuala | 00:39 |
darkness | i remember like pop corn, corn shell, hehehe | 00:39 |
darkness | old unix | 00:39 |
ActionParsnip | darkness: you will learn cli | 00:39 |
dcosta1 | sorry mate its in cli ubuntu server | 00:39 |
darkness | KSH righ | 00:39 |
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Spooky | my old nick, better | 00:40 |
Spooky | darkness to darkness | 00:40 |
Billiard | dcosta1: to run a command on startup you can add it to your /etc/rc.local | 00:41 |
jrib | dcosta1: read the link ubottu gave you | 00:41 |
Spooky | i try most of time use the cli ActionParsnip | 00:41 |
Spooky | whit bash | 00:41 |
dcosta1 | Billiard: 9.04 works fine but not in 9.10 | 00:42 |
jrib | !boot > dcosta1 | 00:42 |
ubottu | dcosta1, please see my private message | 00:42 |
suniyo | resolution vanished after upgrade | 00:42 |
makem | lo peeps | 00:42 |
ActionParsnip | Spooky: best way to learn dude | 00:42 |
suniyo | 9.10 gulped my highest resolution | 00:42 |
makem | anybody know something about syncing? | 00:42 |
Billiard | dcosta1: what is the problem in 9.10? | 00:42 |
dcosta1 | script dont boot | 00:42 |
suniyo | why that happened i dont know everything else works fine | 00:42 |
Billiard | !rsync | makem | 00:42 |
dcosta1 | need run it manualy | 00:42 |
ubottu | makem: rsync is a fast remote file copy and synchronization program - For more see: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/rsync | 00:43 |
Spooky | yep and i learn a lot, now i can move and remove things! and explore my pc whit cd and pwd! | 00:43 |
kermit | does an Intel WiFi 5100 work properly in 9.10 ? | 00:43 |
Spooky | must start whit something, lol | 00:43 |
ActionParsnip | suniyo: lspci | grep -i vga will tell you what vido card you have, reinstall th video drivers for that | 00:43 |
MoTec | Is there anyway to get gnome terminal to remember my settings? for example.. I want it to start max size, with no menu bar.. It did it in 8.04 but it's not in 9.10 | 00:43 |
Billiard | kermit: i would except intell wireless to work, you can try in the live cd to make sure | 00:43 |
makem | hmm ive just spent ages setting up sync | 00:43 |
suniyo | may be they are there drivers | 00:43 |
rosebj | kermit, intel 4965 does at least | 00:43 |
Schiz0 | I'm SSHing into an Ubuntu desktop system. I'm trying to start an GUI program via SSH (as in, have the program open on the actual desktop). When I run the command, it says "cannot connect to X server". I believe this is due to me SSHing in and maybe it's trying to connect to the wrong TTY or something. How can I fix this? | 00:44 |
ActionParsnip | kermit: if you run: lspci ; lsusb and websearch for the line specific to your device | 00:44 |
suniyo | 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 82915G/GV/910GL Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 04) | 00:44 |
suniyo | i dont think i need one for this | 00:44 |
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dcosta1 | can i paste five lines ? | 00:44 |
Spooky | startx? | 00:44 |
jrib | dcosta1: use pastebin | 00:44 |
suniyo | by default it worked with 9.04 and all previous versions | 00:44 |
dcosta1 | !pastbin | 00:44 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about pastbin | 00:44 |
MyWay | Hi, which is a nice alternative to Windows/Mac Teamviewer? I'd need remote desktop (better if supports reverse, but not needed) + file transfer, any ideas? | 00:44 |
MoTec | Schiz0: check out conspy | 00:45 |
dcosta1 | !paste | 00:45 |
ubottu | For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com (or !pastebinit for CLI) | For pasting !screenshots use http://tinyurl.com/imagebin Please give us the URLs for your posts! | 00:45 |
kermit | ActionParsnip: i've searched a lot, i get a lot of threads of people having the same problem, but nothing about it being fixed | 00:45 |
Spooky | ubuntu is good alternative myway | 00:45 |
ActionParsnip | suniyo: the only way i know to configure this is xorg.conf but karmic doesnt have one of these so I'm stumped. Do you have the resolution option in display settings | 00:45 |
MyWay | Spooky: to teamviewer, not to windows | 00:46 |
xOrphenochx | anyone familiar with iscsitarget and ubuntu? | 00:46 |
suniyo | no it is not thre action parsnip | 00:46 |
MyWay | remote control + file transfer | 00:46 |
WhiteDawn | your can add resolutions to ubuntu with xrandr | 00:46 |
dcosta1 | that was how it works last ubuntu | 00:46 |
dcosta1 | http://paste.ubuntu.com/316471/ | 00:46 |
makem | ubottu: im syncing a pda not another pc | 00:46 |
arand | !pastebin > dcosta1 | 00:46 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 00:46 |
suniyo | and i am also stumped with that xorg.conf thing :)_ | 00:46 |
ubottu | dcosta1, please see my private message | 00:46 |
ActionParsnip | kermit: ndiswrapper + xp32 / 64 driver will always work | 00:46 |
Spooky | no windowssss Myway, lol | 00:46 |
kermit | ActionParsnip: hmm good idea, thanks | 00:46 |
MyWay | Hi, which is a nice alternative to Teamviewer? I'd need remote desktop (better if supports reverse, but not needed) + file transfer, any ideas? | 00:46 |
suniyo | xrandr, need to install that?? | 00:47 |
WhiteDawn | no comes with ubuntu i think | 00:47 |
suniyo | where? | 00:47 |
WhiteDawn | its used to dynamicly change resolutions | 00:47 |
lwizardl | hi | 00:47 |
WhiteDawn | you have to run it in terminal | 00:47 |
WhiteDawn | just type xrandr | 00:47 |
Samuli^ | greezmunkey, you found the program? cool. I'm going to give it a try also | 00:47 |
suniyo | hai whitedawn thanks | 00:47 |
suniyo | let me try | 00:47 |
WhiteDawn | np | 00:47 |
WhiteDawn | i had a resolution problem with my dual screen setup | 00:47 |
lwizardl | anyone here know how to in openoffice have text underneath a line of ______ | 00:48 |
lwizardl | ? | 00:48 |
WhiteDawn | its a pain to add resolitons in xrandr and any changes u do reset at boot :\ | 00:48 |
suniyo | output of xrander: | 00:48 |
suniyo | Screen 0: minimum 320 x 200, current 1152 x 864, maximum 4096 x 4096 | 00:48 |
suniyo | VGA1 connected 1152x864+0+0 (normal left inverted right x axis y axis) 310mm x 230mm | 00:48 |
ActionParsnip | kermit: i dont use crappy intel vga so not sure outside of that. I only use nvidia which has a nice gui and settings to configure video | 00:48 |
suniyo | 1024x768 85.0 + 75.1 70.1 60.0 | 00:48 |
FloodBot1 | suniyo: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 00:48 |
suniyo | 1152x864 75.0* | 00:48 |
suniyo | 832x624 74.6 | 00:48 |
hedkandi | ctrl-d | 00:48 |
vr_mex | Is there a Imagemagick Q8 package for Ubuntu 9.10? I can only install Imagemagick Q16 via synaptic | 00:48 |
WhiteDawn | sorry i joined late, what was your problem again suniyo? | 00:48 |
WhiteDawn | i just heard resolution and xorg | 00:49 |
Billiard | dcosta1: it should still work in karmic | 00:49 |
Samuli^ | greezmunkey, also try aptoncd | 00:49 |
MyWay | Hi, which is a nice alternative to Teamviewer? I'd need remote desktop (better if supports reverse, but not needed) + file transfer, any ideas? | 00:49 |
suniyo | so no way to solve this with intel | 00:50 |
Jetsetlemming | I tried to run GTA Vice City in Wine, but ingame the camera would constantly pull to the left and tommy run to the left, like I had a controller in that was stuck or something (I don't). When I quit the game, my desktop was constantly panning to the right, over and over, and when I moved my mouse all the area below the cursor was blacked out, and if I moved it left and right it would slow down or speed up the panning. | 00:50 |
suniyo | may be it is crappy but very old and have to live with it right now | 00:50 |
greezmunkey | Samuli^, thanks I will (I got sidetracked!) | 00:50 |
Billiard | MyWay: tightvnc? | 00:50 |
Jetsetlemming | Going to the alt crtl f1 console stopped the panning, but when I returned to the desktop it was still going. Restarting fixed it. Anyone got an idea what was going on? | 00:50 |
MyWay | Billiard: no file transfer | 00:50 |
dcosta1 | ok Billiard o will try one mere time | 00:50 |
WhiteDawn | suniyo | 00:50 |
WhiteDawn | what was your problem? | 00:50 |
ActionParsnip | suniyo: if you can find a sample xorg.conf you can use it and setup stuff | 00:50 |
knoppies | MyWay, cant you torrent files across your network? | 00:51 |
suniyo | is it works with 9.10?? | 00:51 |
MyWay | knoppies: how? | 00:51 |
suniyo | I have heard from the grapewine that it does't with 0.10 | 00:51 |
suniyo | *9.10 | 00:51 |
ActionParsnip | suniyo: if the file exists, it will be read | 00:51 |
suniyo | xorg.conf | 00:51 |
suniyo | let me check | 00:51 |
dcosta1 | rebooting server | 00:52 |
WhiteDawn | it should be in /etc/X11 | 00:52 |
knoppies | MyWay, ive never tried it, but for some reason I have the idea that you can create .torrent files on your one PC, and then use torrent software to move them across. | 00:52 |
knoppies | MyWay, not sure if you can. | 00:52 |
MyWay | hm | 00:52 |
MyWay | isn't there a software which give you remote control + file sharing/transfer? | 00:52 |
MyWay | it would be easier | 00:53 |
WhiteDawn | tightVNC? | 00:53 |
MyWay | no file sharing/transfer in tightvnc that i know | 00:53 |
WhiteDawn | hmmm, I allways thought there was | 00:53 |
Jordan_U | MyWay: Empathy does chat + file sharing + remote desktop | 00:53 |
WhiteDawn | fancy, never knew empathy did that | 00:54 |
purifiedmadness | startx | 00:55 |
nejode | MyWay: setup a sftp server on the remote machine | 00:55 |
MyWay | nejode: i can but not too immediate i think | 00:56 |
alesan | hi everyone | 00:56 |
WhiteDawn | hi alesan | 00:56 |
Federalu | what it the command | 00:56 |
Federalu | ? | 00:56 |
MyWay | maybe in tightvnc there is file trasnfer | 00:57 |
Federalu | what it the command | 00:57 |
Federalu | how can i login | 00:57 |
nejode | MyWay: you only need to install ssh-server | 00:57 |
MyWay | nejode: forward router port also | 00:58 |
nejode | MyWay: port 22 only | 00:58 |
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MoTec | Is there anyway to get gnome terminal to remember my settings? for example.. I want it to start max size, with no menu bar.. It did it in 8.04 but it's not in 9.10 | 00:59 |
MoTec | Motec: Edit the shortcut to read gnome-terminal --maximize --no-menubar | 00:59 |
MoTec | MoTec: Thanks! | 01:00 |
K_Dallas | Good evening folks! What do I need to install/configure to get my webcam working under 9.10 (Toshiba-satellite). Thanks | 01:00 |
tonyyarusso | MoTec: devilspie probably takes care of that also (in a non-app-specific way) | 01:00 |
MoTec | It's actually --hide-menubar | 01:00 |
Rev_ | hello | 01:00 |
Rev_ | what does this command mena? | 01:00 |
Rev_ | sudo dpkg -i *.deb | 01:01 |
Rev_ | is it the same as clicking on the .deb and installing it? | 01:01 |
FloodBot1 | Rev_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 01:01 |
Nith | install all packages in the same directory | 01:01 |
tonyyarusso | Rev_: basically, yes. | 01:01 |
Rev_ | tonyyarusso, basically? is it exactly the same? | 01:01 |
Nith | Rev_: it will do all the deb files in that directory at once though, not just one | 01:01 |
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Rev_ | oh ok | 01:01 |
Rev_ | i see | 01:01 |
Jordan_U | Rev_: If multiple packages need to be installed at the same time clicking on them individually will not work | 01:01 |
MoTec | tonyyarusso: aah, i see. thanks | 01:01 |
Rev_ | thanks for your explanation | 01:01 |
Nith | np | 01:01 |
tonyyarusso | Rev_: It says "as root, manually install from package files all packages we have a file in the current directory for" | 01:01 |
fcuk112 | MyWay: why not use dropbox for file synching? | 01:02 |
Jordan_U | Rev_: For instance if you are trying to install Open Office from their website | 01:02 |
sectech | Clicking on a .deb just opens up the archive file doesn't it? It doesn't actually install it I believe. | 01:02 |
Rev_ | tonyyarusso, ok thanks | 01:02 |
Rev_ | Jordan_U, thats exactly what im trying to do! | 01:02 |
MyWay | because i don't need file sync, i just need to remote control sometimes and transfer, if possible without need of port forward because people don't know how to :P | 01:03 |
Jordan_U | Rev_: Then you need to use that command rather than clicking. What's wrong with the version in the repositories though? | 01:03 |
bilingual | hi | 01:03 |
Nith | hi | 01:03 |
WhiteDawn | hi | 01:04 |
Rev_ | Jordan_U, nothing's wrong. But as sad as it sounds though, instead of updating to karmic, I downgraded to intrepid in order to be able to use fglrx again... | 01:04 |
Rev_ | so I want to update the OOo 2.4 to 3.1 | 01:04 |
bilingual | Can anybody help me to configure the remote desktop so that I can connect to my ubuntu from work?? | 01:04 |
Chaitu | Greetings All | 01:04 |
rocknroll00 | Hello! I am trying to use snort, but it only works if I run with sudo. If I don't, it says OpenPcap() device wlan0 open: socket: Operation not permitted. There is a user 'snort', how can I grant him the privileges to access the socket wlan0? Thanks! | 01:04 |
MyWay | i'll use xtightvnc + sftp anyway | 01:05 |
Jordan_U | Rev_: Have you tried the karmic LiveCD to see if the open source drivers have improved enough for you to use them instead of fglrx? | 01:05 |
MyWay | but i hope to see vnc supporting file trasnfer also :( | 01:05 |
WhiteDawn | you can't use non free drivers in karmic? | 01:05 |
Jordan_U | Rev_: You can even get KMS and DRI2 with the open source drivers in karmic | 01:06 |
Nith | WhiteDawn: older cards don't have a binary driver for the new version of Xorg | 01:06 |
sectech | Rocknroll00: have you tried chmod +s <filename> on snort? | 01:06 |
Nith | rocknroll00: there is a group that allows people to access the wireless cards, have you added snort to that group? | 01:06 |
rocknroll00 | sectech: nope... let me see this :) | 01:06 |
Rev_ | Jordan_U, I need the ATI drivers to play quake3. the open source drivers werent enough. | 01:06 |
rocknroll00 | Nith: haaaa that's probably the issue | 01:06 |
Federalu | what it the command | 01:07 |
Federalu | how can i login | 01:07 |
rocknroll00 | Nith: do you know the group name? | 01:07 |
Jordan_U | Rev_: You tried the drivers in karmic? | 01:07 |
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Jordan_U | Federalu: What do you mean? What exactly are you trying to do? | 01:07 |
Nith | rocknroll00: no, but if you go to systems-->administration-->users and groups | 01:08 |
lavida | hello | 01:08 |
Rev_ | Jordan_U, yeah. im using an ATI x700 and its not working :/ | 01:08 |
Eric^^^ | how can I rename my computer in 9.10? thanks! | 01:08 |
Nith | rocknroll00: then modify a user | 01:08 |
lavida | have problem to start xampp on 64bits karmic koala ubuntu | 01:08 |
Nith | rocknroll00: it's in the 'what this user can do' section | 01:08 |
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colloguy | what's the proper way to restart nautilus (jaunty) ? | 01:09 |
Billiard | Eric i believe you edit /etc/hostname | 01:09 |
lavida | cant install ia32-libs because cant find dependency in repositories | 01:09 |
lavida | anyone can help me | 01:09 |
lavida | ? | 01:09 |
lavida | The following packages have unmet dependencies: | 01:10 |
lavida | ia32-libs: Depends: lib32gcc1 but it is not going to be installed | 01:10 |
lavida | Depends: libc6-i386 (>= 2.3.6-2) but it is not going to be installed | 01:10 |
lavida | Depends: lib32z1 but it is not going to be installed | 01:10 |
lavida | Depends: lib32stdc++6 but it is not going to be installed | 01:10 |
FloodBot1 | lavida: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 01:10 |
lavida | Depends: lib32asound2 but it is not going to be installed | 01:10 |
darth_ | hi | 01:11 |
darth_ | hello | 01:11 |
SunlessHalo | please, any simple way how to convert flv or mp4 youtube-downloaded videos into MP3 with custom (possibly high) bitrate? | 01:11 |
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fcuk112 | SunlessHalo: have you tried avidemux? | 01:12 |
cached | so i heard my server beep 3 times the other day, i logged in and did a 'who' and realized that my account name appears twice. does this mean it was haxed? | 01:12 |
SunlessHalo | fcuk112: no I havent | 01:12 |
SunlessHalo | i have tried elltube, which is actually sweet and hilarious, but it converts into 64KiB/s MP3s... | 01:13 |
DaZ | cached: ... :f | 01:13 |
darth_ | you know when you go to your home folder and click on a music file and the music player pops up | 01:13 |
darth_ | how do you get the youtube thing work | 01:13 |
cached | DaZ: uh? | 01:13 |
Billiard | darth_: the youtube thing to work? what do you mean? | 01:13 |
SunlessHalo | and the most widespread videoDownloadHelper doesn't work for me | 01:13 |
DaZ | cached: nothing, check the logs for connections | 01:13 |
darth_ | you know the music player | 01:14 |
nintendude794 | howdy. I'm having trouble installing Ubuntu to USB via Netbook Remix's included tool. :D | 01:14 |
DaZ | or see if you don't have another session running maybe | 01:14 |
darth_ | totem movie player | 01:14 |
Samuli^ | darth_, most things start to work if you install ubuntu-restricted-extras | 01:14 |
darth_ | ok i will try that\ | 01:14 |
icedwater | Yeah, Samuli^ is right. You will need to enable the multiverse repositories, though, I believe. | 01:15 |
blackest_knight | SunlessHalo: look in your tmp: folder every youtube video goes there copy it elsewhere and name something useful | 01:15 |
icedwater | Or was it universe? | 01:15 |
Samuli^ | icedwater, on my install it was already enabled | 01:15 |
darth_ | cause i was like yea but it kept sayin that an error occured becaue the location wasnt found | 01:15 |
SunlessHalo | Samuli^: (k)ubuntu-restricted-extras *include FGLRX VGA driver*... also carefully with this advise... | 01:15 |
colloguy | anyone know how to restart nautilus properly? :D (jaunty) | 01:15 |
SunlessHalo | advice | 01:15 |
icedwater | Nice :) I'm doing that also for these ISOs I'm making. | 01:15 |
icedwater | The custom live CD page really helped a lot :) | 01:15 |
Billiard | colloguy: why do you need to restart it? | 01:15 |
blackest_knight | ok where does apt download to and how do i move it to an external drive | 01:16 |
darth_ | so thanks for the tips and has anyone played diablo 2 with the mod | 01:16 |
icedwater | But it gives an extra 312MB of weight :( I need to find a slimmer alternative. | 01:16 |
colloguy | Billiard: I want it to redraw the desktop, because I remade the desktop folder | 01:16 |
cached | DaZ: out of curiosity, what could it have been besides someone breaking in? | 01:16 |
Samuli^ | SunlessHalo, huh... since when has it included that? | 01:16 |
Billiard | colloguy: idk just logout haha | 01:17 |
VCoolio | blackest_knight: /var/cache/apt I believe | 01:17 |
DaZ | cached: another session you have forgotten about | 01:17 |
colloguy | grr that is too invasive | 01:17 |
MoTec | What's a good wireless network scanning utility? To see nearby wireless network and their channels, strenghts, etc.. On windows I'd use inSSIDer | 01:17 |
Samuli^ | how do you check what packages a meta-package will pull without installing it? | 01:17 |
DaZ | or... dunno ;f | 01:17 |
Billiard | MoTec: kismet ? | 01:17 |
darth_ | has anyone played it | 01:17 |
SunlessHalo | Samuli^: afaik pretty long, it gives you an option wether to keep former driver or to install fglrx | 01:17 |
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arand | What would I do to replace newlines in the emacs shipped in jaunty? I've tried *esc-% *ctrl+q *ctrl+j *enter. | 01:18 |
blackest_knight | cool so how do i move /var/cache to /media/disk1 | 01:18 |
Billiard | Samuli^: apt-cache show packagename | 01:18 |
MoTec | Billiard: Is that still curses based or is there a graphical front end? | 01:18 |
Billiard | blackest_knight: you could mount your disk there | 01:18 |
cached | DaZ: i kind of wish i had a monitor i could plug into it :\ | 01:18 |
Billiard | MoTec: i believe they have a gui also | 01:19 |
darth_ | well bye people | 01:19 |
DaZ | cached: why do you need monitor if you have ssh ;f | 01:19 |
jmdz | bye | 01:19 |
cached | DaZ: i'm unable to ssh in | 01:19 |
Samuli^ | SunlessHalo, seems like it doesn't pull fglrx | 01:19 |
DaZ | huh? ;f | 01:19 |
cached | DaZ: no route to host | 01:19 |
blackest_knight | Billiard thats a great idea | 01:19 |
cached | DaZ: i shut it off yesterday | 01:19 |
DaZ | why? | 01:20 |
gasull | Hi. Now I'm trying to get wireless working after a fresh install of Karmic. The kernel module of my card according to lscpi is iwl3945, and lsmod shows it's loaded, but NetworkManager doesn't let me enable wireless. Do I need to add my user to any group or something? Thanks. | 01:20 |
cached | DaZ: i had to go and i wanted to limit any damage someone could do if it were broken into | 01:20 |
Billiard | blackest_knight: you probably could bind a directory to cache as well if you wanted it to go to disk1/cache or something | 01:20 |
Rubix | If i partition my hard drive using GParted (via live CD so it does not wipe my Windows partition) How do i choose what partition it will boot up? | 01:20 |
DaZ | cached: use hosts.allow and hosts.deny | 01:20 |
john65 | #cfengine | 01:20 |
lat | The "report a problem" module on my Karmic ubuntu is not working. If yours is, would you please send this paste to ubuntu: http://paste.ubuntu.com/316484/ | 01:21 |
DaZ | or set up something banning ips after x unsuccesful tries ;f | 01:21 |
drawde | hey everyone.. what's the lightest AIM client for ubuntu? i only want it to be able to quickly send links and stuff to my htpc from my computer | 01:21 |
IdleOne | !bug | lat | 01:21 |
ubottu | lat: If you find a bug in Ubuntu or any of its derivatives, please file a bug using the command « ubuntu-bug <package> » - See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ReportingBugs for other ways to report bugs - Bugs in/wishes for the IRC bots (not Ubuntu) can be filed at http://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-bots | 01:21 |
illuminati | hi | 01:21 |
gasull | Rubix: you have to make the partition "bootable". I don't remember in GParted, but try right-clicking on the partition | 01:21 |
cached | DaZ: my router isn't recognizing that the computer is connected? | 01:21 |
illuminati | hi | 01:21 |
blackest_knight | ok that should do it i'm a bit squeezed for space to get an upgrade from jaunty to karmic ( be honest i should just back up home and do it the easy way | 01:21 |
Rubix | gasull: alrighty, but then how do i chooose what partition is booted? | 01:21 |
DaZ | ah | 01:22 |
DaZ | dunno :c | 01:22 |
Xeon3D | is there a cli line for the mirrors selection tool one sees while expert installing 9.10 ? | 01:22 |
Xeon3D | *cli utility | 01:22 |
lat | IdleOne, Thanks. | 01:22 |
mdturner | My netbook disk drive is suddenly full and I don't know why. I only use evolution and firefox. I haven | 01:22 |
moderated | hey guys | 01:22 |
Billiard | Rubix: which partition do you want it to boot from? | 01:23 |
tenach | mdeslaur, Are you using pop? | 01:23 |
tenach | er | 01:23 |
tenach | sorry mdeslaur I meant mdturner | 01:23 |
Rubix | Billiard: most of the time ubuntu, but there are few times i will want to load windows | 01:23 |
tenach | mdturner, Are you using pop for retrieving email? | 01:23 |
Billiard | Rubix: so you want to use grub? | 01:23 |
Rubix | grub? | 01:23 |
arand | mdturner: use baobab to check where the space is taken | 01:23 |
Rev_ | whats the equivalent in Unix of the cd.. command ? (getting one level upper in folder tree) | 01:23 |
mdturner | My netbook disk drive is suddenly full and I don't know why. I only use evolution and firefox. I haven't put any videos, photos, or extra programs on it. Any ideas? | 01:24 |
icedwater | Rev_: the difference is cd .. | 01:24 |
Billiard | Rubix: you want to get a menu to choose which os to install? | 01:24 |
icedwater | The command is cd, and .. is where you want to go. | 01:24 |
Rubix | yes Bilge | 01:24 |
Rubix | Billiard: * | 01:24 |
gasull | Rubix: If I'm not wrong, only one partition can be "bootable" | 01:24 |
Rubix | gasull: but i can then access windows some how. | 01:24 |
ChogyDan1 | mdturner: there is a disk usage analyzer | 01:24 |
blackest_knight | mdturner: sudo apt-get clean and if thats enough try uninstalling some kernels | 01:24 |
Rev_ | icedwater, fantastic! thanks | 01:24 |
Xeon3D | is there a cli utility for the mirrors selection tool one sees while expert installing 9.10 ? (to select a mirror automagically?) | 01:24 |
icedwater | The new disk utilities are pretty handy, I find, ChogyDan1 :) | 01:24 |
Billiard | Rubix: when you install ubuntu it will install a boot loader with a menu that you can choose windows | 01:25 |
Rubix | Billiard: i just have to keep my windows partition? | 01:25 |
icedwater | Yup | 01:25 |
Billiard | Rubix: yeah, then windows should be detected and added to the list | 01:25 |
seraku | i liked the old add/remove programs. It actually found everything. I've had to find a bunch of stuff in the synaptec package manager | 01:25 |
Billiard | Rubix: but if you remove linux windows will not boot without restoring windows old boot loader | 01:25 |
Rubix | Billiard: so i have to partition my HDD, install linux to one partion, keep the windows, and i can then boot windows via linux somehow | 01:26 |
GaiaUser004 | You nigger | 01:26 |
GaiaUser004 | get a life | 01:26 |
Billiard | Rubix: yes there should be an option on startup, you may have to hit escape to get a menu and choose windows | 01:26 |
mdturner | blackest_knight: is it supposed to do something after sudo apt-get clean? | 01:27 |
gasull | Rubix: I think you need to config GRUB for that. | 01:27 |
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Samuli^ | gasull, grub2 that comes with 9.10 will find all windoses no problem | 01:27 |
blackest_knight | Rubix install to the 2nd partition grub will take care of windows the only thing you may want to do is change the default os | 01:27 |
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gasull | Rubix: ^ read what Samuli^ said | 01:28 |
bob921 | I hear one shouldn't upgrade to a new version of ubuntu until a month after its release. Is this true, and should I wait to install on a new disk for a few weeks? | 01:28 |
cached | DaZ: how would i view the logs of my latest commands run | 01:28 |
ManUpstairs | bob921, test on a live CD. | 01:28 |
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bob921 | <-- gentoo user here, not used to bulk upgrades | 01:28 |
DaZ | cached: i don't know what do you mean :f | 01:29 |
DaZ | ~/.bash_history? | 01:29 |
bob921 | ManUpstairs, what kind of things should I watch out for? driver issues primarily? | 01:29 |
cached | DaZ: how about how do i "check the logs for connections" | 01:29 |
DaZ | cached: /var/log/auth.log | 01:29 |
mdturner | blackest_knight: ubuntu came on my netbook OOTB. I haven | 01:29 |
Samuli^ | bob921, it's probably true the bugs will get ironed out some time after the release. I didn't have any problems installing one day after the release though. | 01:29 |
gasull | Can anybody tell me how to enable wireless, please? http://dpaste.com/119401/ | 01:29 |
mdturner | blackest_knight: ubuntu came on my netbook OOTB. I haven't added anything extra. I don | 01:30 |
icedwater | bob921: I haven't used Ubuntu for pretty much a year now except over SSH. Fresh installs are all right, I guess, but I always used to have no problems upgrading. | 01:30 |
Billiard | gasull: network manager icon doesnt let you use it? or you are using cli ? | 01:30 |
gpscura | Is it the same to burn to a CD an ISO image and install Ubuntu in a memory stick? Is there any difference? | 01:30 |
cached | DaZ: any way i can get the ip it was logged in from? | 01:30 |
icedwater | It really is quite relaxing to type apt-get dist-upgrade and sit back :P | 01:30 |
icedwater | cached: Talk to your router somehow? | 01:30 |
bob921 | icedwater, thanks. I'm actually installing on a new disk, old hd will be backup drive, so this will be a fresh install. just don't know if I should install 9.04 or 9.10 | 01:31 |
Billiard | cached: you want the ssh connection log? | 01:31 |
icedwater | See if you can pick up the old packets or something.. | 01:31 |
DaZ | cached: ips are in there ;f | 01:31 |
cached | Billiard: yeah, sure | 01:31 |
Samuli^ | icedwater, do you have to edit the repositories first, or is that history? | 01:31 |
cached | DaZ: not for me? | 01:31 |
mesenga | hi.. where i will go host websites that use go? | 01:31 |
seriouxly | hi | 01:31 |
DaZ | hum | 01:31 |
DaZ | logs should be there | 01:31 |
gasull | Billiard: networkManager icon | 01:31 |
mesenga | sorry :x | 01:31 |
icedwater | bob921: Well, if it's a spare disk I had, I would install 9.10 to try it out. But it looks like you're going to use it as your main OS, am I right? | 01:32 |
blackest_knight | mdturner: if you have been keeping your system updated then you may have lots of cached deb files alternatively pulse audio might crash frequently and you might have lots of log files (ok it might not be pulse thats made huge log files but its a possibility | 01:33 |
funkiwan | i'm running karmic, which has gnupg at version 1.4.9. is there any way to determine when 1.4.10 will be released to ubuntu? it's been out for a couple of months. | 01:33 |
icedwater | If you have to have stability, I would say 8.04 would be your best bet, since it's LTS... but between 9.04 and 9.10 on a fresh disk, I will most likely select the newer. | 01:33 |
colloguy | how do you start nautilus without it being child-ed to a terminal? Can I tell init to start nautilus on my behalf? | 01:33 |
Billiard | gasull: do you have an icon on your panel to use your wireless? | 01:33 |
icedwater | Sorry, not making much sense at 3am bob921 :P | 01:33 |
icedwater | Samuli^: how do you mean? | 01:33 |
gpscura | Is it the same to burn to a CD an ISO image and install Ubuntu in a memory stick? Is there any difference? | 01:33 |
bob921 | icedwater, you are right, this laptop is my main computer, I need it to work. I could install gentoo again, I've run that distro for years, but I wanna try something different | 01:33 |
icedwater | Samuli^: I had to edit the repos manually, but that's because I'm used to doing it that way. | 01:33 |
Samuli^ | icedwater, kk. That's what I was asking | 01:34 |
MoTec | well, heck.. in installed, then uninstalled wicd and now i have no wireless utility at all... it broke whatever the built-in is. | 01:34 |
gasull | Billiard: yes. It's the new icon, not the one I'm used too in older versions, though | 01:34 |
kankan_ | compiz-check gives me the result "Error: Software Rasterizer in use" | 01:34 |
Billiard | gasull: well can you turn on wireless using the icon, righ clicking maybe | 01:35 |
aaron_ | hey | 01:35 |
gasull | Billiard: if I right-click it says [] Enable Wireless <--- But I can't check that box | 01:35 |
gpscura | Is it the same to burn to a CD an ISO image and install Ubuntu in a USB memory stick? Is there any difference? What is the best way? | 01:35 |
icedwater | I would prefer the newer version, but I haven't had the chance to try it out properly - I'm more used to the older interface. Only just managed to get it booting off a USB stick a couple of days ago after some older live images wouldn't even boot. | 01:35 |
Billiard | gasull: does it work on the live cd? | 01:35 |
icedwater | gpscura: was just about to get to you. It's easier to burn an ISO to CD and have it boot. | 01:35 |
gasull | Billiard: "[ ] Enable Wireless" is grayed out | 01:35 |
icedwater | But if you don't want to waste a CD, I would recommend working with UNetBootin on Windows, for instance, to set up a bootable USB. | 01:36 |
ScislaC | I have to replace a wifi card in my desktop, can anyone recommend a cheap, works out of the box, brand & model? | 01:36 |
Billiard | gasull: can you pastebin your /etc/network/interfaces | 01:36 |
MoTec | ScislaC: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/WirelessCardsSupported | 01:37 |
fedya | is there a setup guide for vhosts under ubuntu? i'm trying to set up two vhosts but they are both loading files from the same directory? | 01:37 |
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Roey | Hello... when I run Skype, my digital spdif output signal dies. Why so? | 01:38 |
gasull | Billiard: http://dpaste.com/119405/ | 01:38 |
Guest79941 | Hi, I am a new Ubuntu user. I have 9.10, and wine 1.1.32. I installed civilization 4 pretty much flawlessly, and the game runs fine---until I actually load a game.The map is kind of white/grayish and I cannot see anything clearly. I already adjusted the graphics of civ to "low" like the article here says: http://tombuntu.com/index.php/2009/0...ith-wine-1116/I followed all the steps, added the dll's, put a native override for msmxl3 | 01:38 |
Guest79941 | , but the game's graphics still are terrible. What do I do? I've heard Civ 4 worked well with Jaunty and older versions of ubuntu. Note: My computer used to be A Windows machine, its dell. I changed it a few weeks ago. I do not have a great graphics device, but it worked fine on Windows. Any help would be GREATLY appreciated. | 01:38 |
ScislaC | MoTec: well aware of the list, sick of finding deals and seeing that they don't work out of the box (or have no info), hence the recommendation for a specific model which is known to work out of the box | 01:38 |
ScislaC | request for recommendation that is | 01:39 |
Billiard | gasull: try sudo ifconfig wlan0 up | 01:39 |
kankan_ | compiz-check gives me the result "Error: Software Rasterizer in use"pls help me.desktop effects cud not be enabled | 01:40 |
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MoTec | ScislaC: DLink DWL-G122/C1 then... One of about a million that works | 01:41 |
will22 | hey i just replaced windows on my computer with ubuntu but now my wireless doesn't work. can anyone help? | 01:41 |
gasull | Billiard: SIOCSIFFLAGS: Unknown error 132 | 01:41 |
Billiard | gasull: did wireless work on the live cd? | 01:42 |
MoTec | will22: do you have a wired connection? | 01:42 |
will22 | yes | 01:42 |
gpscura | icedwater: thanks | 01:42 |
Jordan_U | will22: Have you tried System > Administration > Hardware Drivers? | 01:42 |
makem | how can i view the files on my pda from ubuntu? | 01:42 |
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MoTec | will22: plug in and then do a sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade then look under System > Administration > Hardware Drivers | 01:42 |
gasull | Billiard: I used the alternate CD install | 01:42 |
Billiard | makem: how does your pda connect? | 01:42 |
ScislaC | MoTec: not quite cheap as in my original req, but thanks | 01:42 |
makem | usb | 01:43 |
will22 | yeah i installed a new wireless driver right when i installed ubuntu but it doesn't seem to be working | 01:43 |
makem | sync is set up | 01:43 |
MoTec | will22: the default 9.10 cd is missing some drivers. | 01:43 |
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gasull | Billiard: But wireless used to work in this laptop with previous versions of Ubuntu and with Debian Lenny too | 01:43 |
makem | i had a prob with wireless | 01:43 |
icedwater | All right guys, have fun, I'm out of here :) | 01:43 |
makem | but it was just settings | 01:43 |
MoTec | i had a problem with wireless, too.. didn't work 'out of the box' with my dell mini 9.. but 8.04 did.. annoying :) | 01:43 |
davidkarr | I'm having issues with my new 9.10 install freezing (mouse still moves, but everything is dead). Some posts indicate this is a problem with my Intel 82845G graphics, and the driver version for it. | 01:43 |
davidkarr | It never freezes while I'm using it, just after I've left it for a while, like overnight. | 01:44 |
makem | any ideas billiard? | 01:44 |
greezmunkey | my Linksys600N didn't work right away, but it didn't take long to get it going... | 01:44 |
Billiard | gasull: do you have a wireless switch on your laptop? | 01:44 |
makem | yes | 01:44 |
makem | oops | 01:44 |
Slasher01 | will22: try the hardware drives under system->administration | 01:44 |
gasull | Billiard: 8-) | 01:45 |
will22 | hah yeah do i do the sudo updates in the terminal | 01:45 |
Billiard | gasull: is that a yes | 01:45 |
MoTec | will22: yes | 01:45 |
gasull | Billiard: yes. It's working now | 01:45 |
will22 | ok thank you | 01:45 |
gasull | Billiard: what a silly mistake. Thanks a lot. | 01:45 |
Billiard | gasull: that was the problem? the switch | 01:45 |
Billiard | gasull: lol np | 01:45 |
gasull | Billiard: yes :-D | 01:45 |
gasull | Billiard: LOL | 01:45 |
makem | anybody any ideas? | 01:47 |
rampage73 | dj just one that i know of i can no longer mount 2 internal sata hard drives that i could mount in 9.04 | 01:47 |
Billiard | makem: sorry, not much experience with pdas | 01:47 |
makem | k | 01:47 |
makem | ok | 01:47 |
K_Dallas | Good evening folks! What do I need to install/configure to get my webcam working under 9.10 (Toshiba-satellite). Thanks | 01:47 |
rampage73 | any one got time for a simple mount problem in 9.10 | 01:48 |
sunray_major | Anyone see the news...Microsoft patents SUDO.....http://yro.slashdot.org/story/09/11/11/2055226/Microsoft-Patents-Sudos-Behavior?from=rss | 01:48 |
YackityYak | would Palimpsest Disk Utility say "Disk Failure is Imminent" if your disk is just encrypted? | 01:48 |
[t0rc] | someone help me mount a NTFS drive from command line in ubuntu? (I would like it to automatically mount every boot) | 01:48 |
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davidkarr | I'm having issues with my new 9.10 install freezing (mouse still moves, but everything is dead). Some posts indicate this is a problem with my Intel 82845G graphics, and the driver version for it. | 01:49 |
davidkarr | It never freezes while I'm using it, just after I've left it for a while, like overnight. | 01:49 |
K_Dallas | <[t0rc]> google fstab, mount. ntfs | 01:49 |
gpscura | What is the recommended disc recording speed to burn a ubuntu cd? | 01:49 |
K_Dallas | gpscura, shouldn't be that much of important, try x4 | 01:49 |
icedwater | Keep it safe, I'd say. Wait 10 minutes or so. | 01:49 |
kermit | gpscura: as fast as the drive lets you | 01:50 |
Gorgatron | usually the slowest speed is the best to ensure no disc read errors | 01:50 |
gasull | What does it happen if I'm connected to the wired and wireless network at the same time? What way do the packets go? | 01:50 |
YackityYak | would Palimpsest Disk Utility say "Disk Failure is Imminent" if your disk is just encrypted? | 01:50 |
K_Dallas | gpscura, you might also be interested to use unetbootin to copy the iso to your usb key | 01:50 |
will22 | MoTec: Thank you that worked :) | 01:50 |
icedwater | gasull: Both, there should be one adapter for each... | 01:50 |
Gorgatron | does anyone know how to fix sound in flash player? | 01:50 |
icedwater | Argh, I should go sleep. | 01:50 |
* icedwater grins | 01:50 |
Gorgatron | I recently added my XFI Xtremegamer soundcard but im not using it at the moment. that was the last thing I did and sound would not work in flash players. | 01:51 |
Jordan_U | YackityYak: No | 01:51 |
MannyPacquiao | where can i download free ebooks? | 01:51 |
johnjohn101 | i have 9.10 installed, i'm trying to enable the snow effect in compiz. can someone help? | 01:51 |
K_Dallas | MannyPacquiao, gutenberg project | 01:51 |
gpscura | K_Dallas: Yes, maybe i'll copy the iso to my usb key. I will decide tomorrow | 01:51 |
trancex | my panel change automically right to left / left to right after every restart/shutdown . i tired after fresh install , what to do ? thanks | 01:51 |
MoTec | will22: glad to help | 01:51 |
Jordan_U | YackityYak: Palimpsest uses SMART information from your hard drive | 01:51 |
MannyPacquiao | tnx | 01:51 |
YackityYak | Jordan_U: does it mean I have a serious problem? | 01:51 |
K_Dallas | gpscura, all right | 01:51 |
Jordan_U | YackityYak: Yes | 01:52 |
* K_Dallas is sad as the CD from ShipIt is 32 but version :( | 01:52 |
YackityYak | Jordan_U: what would be best to do next? | 01:52 |
gasull | icedwater: So if I browse http://www.google.com the page is requested twice, once thru wired network and once thru wireless? | 01:52 |
Jordan_U | YackityYak: Back up any important data to another disk | 01:52 |
gasull | icedwater: Is it faster to do this? | 01:52 |
mdturner | If I remove evolution, will it delete all my emails also? | 01:52 |
icedwater | gasull: Hmm ... good question. I don't know, the OS handles it. | 01:52 |
YackityYak | what is SMART information Jordan_U | 01:52 |
MoTec | gasull: just asking for trouble, honestly.. use one or the other. | 01:53 |
icedwater | That's what the OS is for, really :P | 01:53 |
gasull | Gorgatron: I had that problem before | 01:53 |
trancex | my panel change automically right to left / left to right after every restart/shutdown . i tired after fresh install , what to do ? thanks | 01:53 |
gasull | MoTec: OK. I will. Thanks. | 01:53 |
freaky[t] | is Empathy better than Pidgin? oO | 01:53 |
icedwater | If you find out, gasull, leave me a /msg? I'm off to bed. | 01:53 |
gasull | Gorgatron: do you have sound at all? | 01:53 |
icedwater | freaky[t]: I hear it does file-sharing, even. | 01:53 |
gpscura | I don't have anywhere to back up my data before partitioning, is 100% necessary to back up all the information before partitioning? | 01:53 |
icedwater | I haven't messed around with it that much though. | 01:53 |
arand | What would I do to replace newlines in the emacs shipped in jaunty? I've tried *esc-% *ctrl+q *ctrl+j *enter. | 01:53 |
freaky[t] | iceberg, pidgin does that too i think | 01:54 |
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icedwater | gpscura: Most of the time nothing goes wrong, but when it does ... well. | 01:54 |
mdturner | where are evolution emails stored on my system? | 01:54 |
kankan_ | where is xorg.conf in karmic? | 01:54 |
Jordan_U | YackityYak: Self-Monitoring Analysis and Reporting Technology, it's a feature of hard drive hardware that records things like how many read error there are and other warning signs of disk failure | 01:54 |
K_Dallas | kankan_, I think it doesnt have one but i might be totally wrong | 01:54 |
icedwater | freaky[t]: I know, but I was hoping it could be used as a file-sharing app on a local network or something. | 01:54 |
fcuk112 | kankan_: /etc/X11/ | 01:54 |
gasull | Gorgatron: This was my problem before: http://unixmen.com/linux-tutorials/525-resolve-nosound-problem-on-ubuntu910-karmic-koala Hope this helps | 01:54 |
icedwater | Wishful thinking perhaps :) | 01:54 |
YackityYak | Jordan_U: how can things get worse? | 01:55 |
trancex | my panel change automically right to left / left to right after every restart/shutdown . i tired after fresh install , what to do ? thanks | 01:55 |
freaky[t] | icedwater, ah ok ... but that doesnt help me ;D | 01:55 |
kankan_ | fcuk112:are you ure?in karmic? | 01:55 |
Gorgatron | Does anyone know how to fix the no sound in flash players? | 01:55 |
Jordan_U | YackityYak: Your hard drive could actually fail and lose all your data | 01:55 |
gabe | hello, I'd like to know where is the best place to put a flash player plugin for 64-bit version | 01:55 |
gabe | I mean what directory | 01:55 |
gpscura | icedwater: ...it looks like i will have to get some way to back up the information before doing anything. Thank you for the help | 01:56 |
Jordan_U | YackityYak: You can see why smart is reporting that failure is likely by clicking "More information" in palimpsest | 01:56 |
fcuk112 | kankan_: yes, i have it there. | 01:56 |
YackityYak | Jordan_U: should I turn it off until I get another hdd? | 01:56 |
rampage73 | any one got time for a simple mount problem in 9.10 | 01:56 |
mdturner | does anyone know where evolution emails are stored? | 01:57 |
trancex | please help :( | 01:57 |
rampage73 | i cannot mount an internal sata hard drive since i upgraded to karmic 9.10 anyone able to help? | 01:57 |
YackityYak | Jordan_U: it says "Read Error Rate" | 01:57 |
qdb | hello. if i uninstall PA does its options be saved? | 01:57 |
Jordan_U | YackityYak: Depends on how important the data on it is | 01:57 |
alankila | qdb: as general rule, yes. The configuration files under /etc are saved unless the package is purged | 01:57 |
davidkarr | I'm having issues with my new 9.10 install freezing (mouse still moves, but everything is dead). Some posts indicate this is a problem with my Intel 82845G graphics, and the driver version for it. It never freezes while I'm using it, just after I've left it for a while, like overnight. | 01:58 |
mdturner | does anyone know where evolution emails are stored? | 01:58 |
colloguy | can I have upstart run an application on my behalf, without root priv ? | 01:58 |
trancex | my panel change automically right to left / left to right after every restart/shutdown . i tired after fresh install and try update kde to 4.3.3 , what to do ? thanks | 01:58 |
t0rc | is there a way to watch what someone is doing in the terminal if they log in via ssh? | 01:58 |
w1redo | hiya all | 01:58 |
qdb | alankila, what in home directory? | 01:59 |
Jordan_U | YackityYak: With an encrypted drive recovering files after parts of the drive are unreadable is much harder | 01:59 |
sunray_major | davidkarr.......you need new video driver | 01:59 |
trancex | thanks for the "support" | 01:59 |
qdb | i think also not deleted | 01:59 |
YackityYak | Jordan_U: it says "Read Error Rate", what does that mean? | 01:59 |
Jordan_U | t0rc: Yes, via screendump | 02:00 |
sunray_major | t0rc.....look over their shoulder while they type | 02:00 |
MoTec | trancex: thanks for the sarcasm | 02:00 |
mbrigdan | Why does the karmic upgrade want to install apache? | 02:00 |
tol0za | I invite friends to comment on my project to install Ubuntu on interaction : I invite friends to comment on my project to install Ubuntu on interaction | 02:00 |
sunray_major | trancex...bugger off | 02:00 |
t0rc | Jordan_U, thanks | 02:00 |
JoshuaP0x1 | I share out my printer from ubuntu. I can see it on the windows machine for a littlw while and then I can not. I try to print from teh windows box and the printer is offline | 02:00 |
Jordan_U | t0rc: np, but don't be invading peoples privacy | 02:00 |
tol0za | I invite friends to comment on my project to install Ubuntu on interaction : http://eltoloza.comli.com/tutorial/installUbuntu.htm | 02:00 |
trancex | my panel change automically right to left / left to right after every restart/shutdown . i tired after fresh install , what to do ? thanks | 02:00 |
Jordan_U | t0rc: If you are going to be monitoring what they do add a banner clearly stating as much | 02:01 |
t0rc | Jordan_U, lol not going to. A friend is bad with linux, want to show him some nice commands and what I'm doing. :p | 02:01 |
Heimskautarefur | yea | 02:01 |
YackityYak | Jordan_U: it says "Read Error Rate", what does that mean? | 02:01 |
trancex | why no one help me !!! | 02:01 |
Jordan_U | t0rc: screen is a better tool for that | 02:01 |
Jordan_U | t0rc: That way you can both share a terminal | 02:01 |
Jordan_U | !patience | trancex | 02:02 |
ubottu | trancex: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. You can search https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org while you wait. | 02:02 |
Jumper | can anyone help me | 02:02 |
trancex | Jordan_u i dont ask quickly and i saerch in ubuntu | 02:02 |
Jumper | i need to upload 9.10 but am stuck in terminal | 02:02 |
rampage73 | Jumper, not sure whats the trouble | 02:02 |
Heimskautarefur | do you read me? | 02:02 |
jon5000 | i have been using karmic for a few weeks and just returned to the pc for the first time in a week. went to update manager and when it tried to DL the files it reported that some were missing and couldnt be installed. at the end i got a list of errors. all were 404 errors with an ip address. do i need to do something different? | 02:03 |
Jordan_U | trancex: I meant more the point about "don't feel ignored, if anyone knows the answer they will help" | 02:03 |
tol0za | I invite friends to comment on my project to install Ubuntu on interaction : http://eltoloza.comli.com/tutorial/installUbuntu.htm | 02:03 |
Jumper | do i pm some1 or just stae question | 02:03 |
mbrigdan | Why does the karmic upgrade want to install apache? | 02:03 |
rampage73 | Jumper, just state question | 02:04 |
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sunray_major | trancex....If you are not willing to research for yourself or have some patience why don't you just stick with windows? | 02:04 |
Jumper | i am stuck in terminal with cd boot diics in drive | 02:04 |
t0rc | mbrigdan, it shouldn't afaik. You must have it already installed and it's trying to update it. | 02:04 |
Jumper | and 9.04 on desktop already | 02:04 |
trancex | sunray_major because i want linux if you dont want to help just shut up | 02:04 |
judaman | Hey guys I am on 9.10 and using firefox, does anyone know how I could remove firefox cookies and cache via the command line? | 02:04 |
trancex | who are you that you tell me what use | 02:04 |
Jumper | but got error UUIN mount fail | 02:04 |
Proteus_ | evening, all. I'm trying to recover some files from a hosed wubi virtual drive from within windows xp but I can't seem to get ext2 IFS, explore2fs, and whatnot to work. I just want to recover some docs and my firefox session manager data. any ideas? any help would be greatly appreciated. | 02:04 |
YackityYak | Jordan_U: it says "Read Error Rate", what does that mean? | 02:04 |
kankan_ | can i install linuxmint 7 theme in karmic? | 02:05 |
mbrigdan | t0rc: Well, it isn't installed, but I've had problems before with it coming back over and over again in updates. I'll purge all apache related packages and try again | 02:05 |
t0rc | hmm | 02:05 |
Jumper | rampage73 can i pm | 02:05 |
t0rc | that is peculiar | 02:05 |
rampage73 | Jumper, ok i got you are in a terminal with a boot cd in the drive and that you have an uuid error are the boot cds ubuntu 9.10? | 02:05 |
Jumper | yes | 02:05 |
rampage73 | Jumper, sure | 02:05 |
t0rc | mbrigdan, do a search for apache in installed packages through synaptic | 02:06 |
Proteus_ | general info for easily acessing ext3 partititons would be helpful, but at the moment I'm just trying to recover my wubi root.disk data | 02:06 |
kankan_ | jordan_u:hallo!!i am facing a problem.i have no xorg.conf file in X11.i am using karmic | 02:07 |
sontek | Hey, when trying to add a umask in fstab I'm getting unrecognized mount option... is this because of ext4? | 02:07 |
pleintonpipe | can anybody help me? Since I,ve installed the 9.10 patch im restricted to a 800 by 600 max. I cant find any drivers from the hardware-driver app. . | 02:07 |
getwebit | hello | 02:07 |
JoshuaP0x1 | I want to exit a .conf file. What is a text editor I can use to do so? | 02:07 |
judaman | Hey guys I am on 9.10 and using firefox, does anyone know how I could remove firefox cookies via the command line? | 02:07 |
mbrigdan | t0rc: The only related ones seem to be the Apache Runtime Library, php5-cgi, and libtomcat | 02:07 |
getwebit | anyone would know why I cant right click on the desktop? | 02:07 |
mbrigdan | t0rc: I do use a webserver though (lighttpd) and I'm hesitant to remove php5-cgi | 02:08 |
trancex | my panel change automically right to left / left to right after every restart/shutdown . i tired after fresh install what to do | 02:08 |
alec | help please: i just installed ubuntu and already the disk is full - i installed gparted, but I'm not even sure which partition ubuntu is on. can anyone help? | 02:08 |
luis_ | I don't understand why kbluetooth micro icon is in gray and doesn't start or let me configure it, i wanna pass some files, I need help guys I wanna use my Laptop Bluetooth | 02:08 |
kankan_ | rampage73:can i get some help? | 02:09 |
davidkarr | Can someone tell me how to get back the update notification icons in 9.10? | 02:09 |
pleintonpipe | can anybody help me? Since I,ve installed the 9.10 patch im restricted to a 800 by 600 max. I cant find any drivers from the hardware-driver app. . | 02:09 |
YackityYak | trancex: what do you mean? | 02:10 |
rampage73 | kankan_, i can try that is all i will guarantee | 02:10 |
luis_ | I don't understand why kbluetooth micro icon is in gray and doesn't start or let me configure it, i wanna pass some files, I need help guys I wanna use my Laptop Bluetooth | 02:10 |
trancex | YakicyiYak : if my panel with the menu is right to left so after restart my pannl will be left to right | 02:10 |
kankan_ | rampage73:hallo!!i am facing a problem.i have no xorg.conf file in X11.i am using karmic | 02:10 |
getwebit | on jaunty, anyone would know why I cant create a shortcut on the desktop? actually cant right click | 02:10 |
kankan_ | jordan_u:compiz-check gives me the result "Error: Software Rasterizer in use"pls help me.desktop effects cud not be enabled | 02:11 |
trancex | example : if my clock in left after restart will be in left | 02:11 |
sekyourbox | Quick question: I want to take my wireless connection, and route it to a regular ethernet card. Can i just set up a static route? | 02:11 |
Samuli^ | getwebit, are you sure nautilus is drawing the desktop? | 02:11 |
arand | getwebit: have you disabled nautilus draw-desktop? | 02:11 |
sekyourbox | and then use a crossover cable to the other machine? | 02:11 |
trancex | Right to left or left to right after every restart . ( maybe because my language is right to left ? :) | 02:11 |
trancex | ) * | 02:11 |
getwebit | i am not sure? | 02:11 |
colloguy | does anyone know the command to restart nautilus, without logging out and with the proper parent? | 02:11 |
getwebit | how dou disable the draw | 02:12 |
kankan_ | rampage73:compiz-check gives me the result "Error: Software Rasterizer in use"pls help me.desktop effects cud not be enabled | 02:12 |
arand | getwebit: check in "gconf-editor" (run in terminal) | 02:12 |
YackityYak | trancex: what language? | 02:12 |
rampage73 | kankan_, have you tried dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg ? | 02:12 |
trancex | YackityYak : hebrew | 02:12 |
Samuli^ | getwebit, you're not using netbook-remix are you? | 02:13 |
getwebit | netbook remix jaunty | 02:13 |
trancex | after fresh install my start menu in right and clock in left , after restart its different . and then in loop | 02:13 |
arand | getwebit: /apps/nautilus/preferences/show_desktop is where you want to check that | 02:13 |
kankan_ | rampage73:no | 02:13 |
getwebit | thank you | 02:13 |
arand | getwebit: oh, if you're on UNR I don't know if that applies | 02:13 |
Samuli^ | getwebit, there's yer problem. For the netbook-launcher (the menu on the desktop) to work it needs nautilus to not draw the desktop | 02:13 |
getwebit | will take a peek | 02:14 |
Samuli^ | getwebit, do NOT enable nautilus to draw desktop, it will make a mess of the launcher | 02:14 |
getwebit | had to say 9.10 was very buggy on a netbook and re-installed 9.04 | 02:14 |
kankan_ | rampage73:what shud i do? | 02:14 |
pleintonpipe | can anybody help me? Since I,ve installed the 9.10 patch im restricted to a 800 by 600 max. | 02:14 |
luis_ | I don't understand why kbluetooth micro icon is in gray and doesn't start or let me configure it, i wanna pass some files, I need help guys I wanna use my Laptop Bluetooth | 02:15 |
trancex | maybe because after every restart i have a error 1152X764 failed or something ? | 02:15 |
bimal | how to configure wifi in 9.04 | 02:15 |
rampage73 | kankan_, from terminal and as root # type this in without quotes and hit enter "dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg" | 02:16 |
Mike_lifeguard | How can I get bash to stop expanding tildes in paths? I have 'set expand-tilde off' in ~/.inputrc and /etc/inputrc, to no avail. | 02:16 |
trancex | ok no one want help ? | 02:16 |
trancex | thanks | 02:16 |
MoTec | trancex: more likely nobody knows what you're talking about | 02:17 |
pleintonpipe | help plz! Since I,ve installed the 9.10 patch im restricted to a 800 by 600 max resolution. | 02:17 |
Samuli^ | trancex, it's not don't want to.. more like don't know how to. | 02:17 |
coordinador | hi | 02:17 |
mbrigdan | Does anyone know if support for lighttpd is continued in karmic? | 02:17 |
Samuli^ | trances, I suggest you do a search on ubuntuforums.org | 02:18 |
Mike_lifeguard | mbrigdan: almost certainly yes | 02:18 |
kankan_ | rampage73:i did it.now? | 02:18 |
trancex | MoTeC : if my clock in left like english language , after restart my clock will be right like my language hebrew , and it happen every restart | 02:18 |
mr_frostee | bimal....was it working before 9.04? | 02:18 |
lstarnes | mr_frostee: yes | 02:18 |
coordinador | i have a problem with my network adapter, in ubuntu karmic, my computer is a dell poweredge t300, the network adapter is an intel gigabit | 02:18 |
bimal | it was working in kubuntu and 8.1 | 02:18 |
luis_ | I don't understand why kbluetooth micro icon is in gray and doesn't start or let me configure it, i wanna pass some files, I need help guys I wanna use my Laptop Bluetooth | 02:19 |
davidkarr | I'm having issues with my new 9.10 install freezing (mouse still moves, but everything is dead). Some posts indicate this is a problem with my Intel 82845G graphics, and the driver version for it. It never freezes while I'm using it, just after I've left it for a while, like overnight. I noticed a link that said to add "ppa:ubunutu-x-swat/x-updates" to my software sources. I did an update after that, but I don't think I got | 02:19 |
mbrigdan | Mike_lifeguard: Its just that the upgrade wants to install apache, and I'm thinking that the only reason would be if I can't have lighttpd anymore. It also wants to drop selinux and install apparmor. Is that normal? | 02:19 |
davidkarr | anything like a driver update. | 02:19 |
luis_ | I don't understand why kbluetooth micro icon is in gray and doesn't start or let me configure it, i wanna pass some files, I need help guys I wanna use my Laptop Bluetooth | 02:19 |
mr_frostee | Check your network card drivers. I had that problem with 9.10 | 02:19 |
bimal | i was able to oing to my router/modem | 02:19 |
kankan_ | rampage73:still i have no xorg.conf.is it hidden? | 02:19 |
MoTec | trancex: I understand now, but have no ideas. | 02:19 |
Mike_lifeguard | mbrigdan: no clue, sorry | 02:19 |
bimal | but unable to ping to google | 02:19 |
rampage73 | no it should be in /etc/X11 | 02:19 |
trancex | Motec : you understand my problem ? | 02:20 |
kankan_ | rampage73:i did it.noluck. | 02:20 |
rampage73 | kankan_, sry no it should be in /etc/X11 | 02:20 |
Heimskautarefur_ | hallo | 02:20 |
bimal | mr_frstee driver is working | 02:20 |
MoTec | trancex: i understand what is happening but not how to resolve it. | 02:20 |
Samuli^ | trancex, silly question, but have you locked the menu, clock etc? | 02:21 |
rampage73 | kankan_, so still stuck in terminal? | 02:21 |
mr_frostee | bimal try System|Administration|Hardware Drivers and see if you can update your network card driver | 02:21 |
trancex | yes i locked. | 02:21 |
Samuli^ | really weird bug | 02:21 |
bimal | iwconfig,iwlan are all working | 02:21 |
kankan_ | no.i closed it | 02:21 |
bimal | and i was able to ping to my router but not to google | 02:22 |
mr_frostee | Did you try my suggestion? | 02:22 |
rampage73 | kankan_, you have gui desktop? | 02:22 |
kankan_ | yes. | 02:22 |
rafferty | Hi all. Does anyone know of a program or desklet that will allow me to watch Fox New, CNN, CNBC live??? | 02:23 |
mr_frostee | bimal.....I had the same problem on my netbook when I upgraded to 9.10 | 02:23 |
rampage73 | kankan_, what do you need xorg.conf for then ? | 02:23 |
ZaNeIuM | can i make windows with gradient colors with compiz? | 02:23 |
bimal | mr_frostee: do u fixed it? | 02:23 |
rampage73 | kankan_, not to mention i am not even sure how that is possible | 02:23 |
kankan_ | i am not able to enable compiz. | 02:24 |
rampage73 | kankan_, to not have a xorg.conf and have a gui desktop that is | 02:24 |
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mbrigdan | Anyone help me? Karmic upgrade wants to install apache, and I don't know why | 02:24 |
skyl | <object data="out.ogv" type="video/ogv" /> | 02:24 |
skyl | hmm... | 02:24 |
arand | What would I do to replace newlines in the emacs shipped in jaunty? I've tried *esc-% *ctrl+q *ctrl+j *enter. | 02:24 |
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sekyourbox | how do I route traffic from auth0 to eth0, so I can plug a different computer into eth0 and get internet :) | 02:25 |
feyner | br0 | 02:25 |
WhiteDawn | hello | 02:25 |
mustakrakish | so im getting an error for my pgp key to update with the repo's, how would i go about reloading the key? | 02:25 |
luis_ | there is not another IRC channel than can help me with my problem? | 02:25 |
luis_ | I don't understand why kbluetooth micro icon is in gray and doesn't start or let me configure it, I wanna pass some files, I need help guys I wanna use my Laptop Bluetooth | 02:25 |
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rampage73 | kankan_, sry then i am not sure never ran into that one | 02:26 |
sekyourbox | ath* | 02:26 |
caseyd | I set up TOR with these instructions.. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/TOR , It works great from that computer, but I would like to connect to the privoxy server from other computers on my network.. what do I need to enable, it seems to only accept connections from itself | 02:26 |
sekyourbox | caseyd, you dont need privoxy | 02:26 |
lstarnes | caseyd: you would need to configure privoxy or tor to accept connections from 0.0.0.0 instead of 127.0.0.2 | 02:26 |
ZaNeIuM | please :) | 02:26 |
rampage73 | sekyourbox, you want to route traffic? | 02:27 |
caseyd | thanks =) | 02:27 |
sekyourbox | rampage73, can this be done from wireless to ethernet | 02:27 |
tsunami | how can I search with regex and nano? | 02:27 |
tsunami | i see some regex option "M-R" | 02:28 |
rampage73 | sekyourbox, afaik it can i am doing something similar with mine now using iptables | 02:28 |
tsunami | but have no idea what key command that is | 02:28 |
skyl | is there a BSD/MIT licensed flashplayer for the web? | 02:28 |
sekyourbox | I know cisco stuff, but never worked with iptables and such | 02:28 |
skyl | or is that nonsense | 02:28 |
maple1 | fuck ubuntu | 02:28 |
sekyourbox | kick maple1 | 02:28 |
Habano | sweet a support page for ubuntu | 02:29 |
tsunami | angry maple1 | 02:29 |
colloguy | How would I start a process via a script, as if it was started from the GUI, with ppid 1? (I don't have root priv). | 02:29 |
rampage73 | sekyourbox, ah ok let me make sure i know this though are both interfaces (wifi and ethernet) on 1 linux box? | 02:29 |
trism_ | tsunami: should be alt+r | 02:29 |
tsunami | thanks trism_ | 02:29 |
tsunami | i'll see if i can get that | 02:29 |
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mustakrakish | need help with PGP key for repo's http://paste.ubuntu.com/316517/ | 02:30 |
rampage73 | sekyourbox, i can relate to the cisco / linux difference :) | 02:30 |
sekyourbox | I have 1 wireless card that has internet, and 2 nics that I want to route internet traffic to other computers or another router | 02:31 |
Jumper | how do i find what kernel i running now | 02:31 |
Jumper | in terminal? | 02:31 |
lstarnes | Jumper: uname -a | 02:31 |
Jumper | ty | 02:31 |
MeXTuX | I want grub to ask me for a password when I try to boot the fifth option from the menu (windows xp). I don't understand grub2 :( | 02:31 |
sekyourbox | rampage73, sorry about the poor communication. Long day at work a few too many beers | 02:32 |
mbrigdan | Anyone help me? Karmic upgrade wants to install apache, and I don't know why | 02:32 |
maple1 | I love ubuntu | 02:32 |
sekyourbox | I'm cursed working on wintel servers | 02:32 |
maple1 | WINDOWS IS FUN | 02:32 |
GatoLoko | maple1: no escribas todo en mayusculas, va contra las normas. La proxima vez seras expulsado. | 02:32 |
sekyourbox | @engrish | 02:33 |
rampage73 | sekyourbox, that is ok i am having a minor set back at the moment anyway on e of my 2 screens just went black and would'nt you know it was the one with the taskbar | 02:33 |
Habano | I love the os im just lost on the tars gooies etc | 02:33 |
Wolfcastle | I like ubuntu but I think kde is going to surpass gnome if it's not already done that | 02:34 |
sekyourbox | lol, linux is great at video and graphics | 02:34 |
Wolfcastle | haven't tried the latest versions | 02:34 |
MoTec | Wolfcastle: use kubuntu then :) | 02:34 |
maple1 | so how about windows 7? | 02:34 |
Wolfcastle | MoTec: hehe ok fair enough | 02:34 |
sekyourbox | I have a machine with windows 7 on it | 02:34 |
sekyourbox | They actually didnt do a bad job, but I dont use it.. I have 9.04 on there now | 02:35 |
Arsin | Can anyone help me with GParted | 02:35 |
sekyourbox | I like how they beefed up WMI | 02:35 |
PorkSoda | Any one aware of another flash player/plugin other than adobe-flashplugin and gnash? | 02:36 |
PorkSoda | !flash | 02:36 |
ubottu | To install Flash see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/Flash - See also !Restricted and !Gnash | 02:36 |
skyl | http://www.w3schools.com/media/media_browservideos.asp | 02:36 |
WhiteDawn | how is gnash? | 02:36 |
Arsin | Everytime I make a partiton on my flash drive, only one partition works the other comes out as "Unknown" | 02:36 |
cappicard | gah... i hate when my tv tuner comes out blue... | 02:36 |
skyl | <object data="video.avi" type="video/avi" /> firefox find no plugins :( | 02:36 |
cappicard | like watching smurfs on mythbusters | 02:36 |
sekyourbox | Whats the best way to remote into a machine, and control what is goin on on the screen in realtime? Install a secure trojan? | 02:37 |
MoTec | sekyourbox: probably vnc | 02:37 |
sekyourbox | I have one computer on my lap, and one hooked up to the tv, and i want to change the show without getting up... | 02:37 |
WhiteDawn | vnc will work with that | 02:37 |
PorkSoda | sekyourbox, vnc > ssh | 02:37 |
WhiteDawn | but it has a bit of lag, even over lan | 02:37 |
sekyourbox | because of ssh? | 02:38 |
WhiteDawn | not sure | 02:38 |
sekyourbox | thats alright, as long as i can change the show | 02:38 |
Arsin | My flash wont function properly on firefox, I can't click the button to start video on Megavideo | 02:38 |
knoppies | I think vnc's lag is from the server, the server only grabs the screen every so many hundred milliseconds | 02:38 |
WhiteDawn | i tried it with my media center, you basicly have to move the mouse while looking at tv | 02:38 |
sekyourbox | lol | 02:38 |
knoppies | if you can see your server machine, then you can see what I mean. | 02:38 |
Wolfcastle | Arsin, I have the same problem | 02:39 |
Wolfcastle | happens sometimes | 02:39 |
Wolfcastle | but try using the keyboard, should work | 02:39 |
WhiteDawn | Arsin: Hey I had that problem too, you can etheir disable compiz, or hold right mousebutton down and left click on what you want to click | 02:39 |
sekyourbox | I guess I can log into a remote shell and launch the url I want. What would the command be to make it go into full screen | 02:39 |
gasull | Hi. I was using Debian Lenny previously and saved the list of programs installed with dpkg --get-selections. Should I reinstall them now in Ubuntu Karmic with dpkg --set-selections, or is it looking for trouble? Thanks. | 02:41 |
rampage73 | sekyourbox, sorry about that had to reboot | 02:41 |
Jordan_U | gasull: Probably asking for trouble | 02:42 |
BDOTH | What changed in the new release? I mean the previous one worked better in a lot of ways. Web surfing was faster, VLC or Totem didn't crash when watching a DVD. SO what happend? | 02:42 |
toubab | Is there a way to 'reset' a terminal window back to the default usr@compname:~$ | 02:42 |
gasull | Jordan_U: I guess this was wishful thinking :) | 02:42 |
WhiteDawn | toubab: cd ~ | 02:42 |
angelus | hi guys, i want to try out the ff3.6 beta, but i dont want to change the current addons i have (which will inevitably happen as the version is different) , not do i want to have it check for my addons everytime, i tried different profiles, but when i change the firefox versions (i.e. from 3.5 to 3.6), i get the previous profile, is there a way i can make the 3.6 always use profileA and 3.5 always use profileB ?? | 02:42 |
getwebit | ty samuli | 02:42 |
knoppies | toubab, I know you can type in 'clear' but not sure if that resets it. | 02:42 |
gasull | Jordan_U: thanks | 02:42 |
sekyourbox | rampage73, oh no.. You tried hard to not reboot, didnt yo? | 02:43 |
Jordan_U | gasull: np | 02:43 |
rampage73 | sekyourbox, if you are still looking for a way to route traffic between wifi and ethernet then go here and look at my script that i use http://pastebin.com/da9c3c | 02:43 |
Jumper | can someone help me get rid of older versions of ubuntu to install 9.10 | 02:43 |
toubab | I'm using the terminal screenlet and after launching xchat it gave me an error | 02:43 |
yoasif | BDOTH: updated packages, audio fixes, new kernel, etc etc | 02:43 |
rampage73 | sekyourbox, yes i tried hard not to but when you cannot do anything that is what the reset button is for | 02:43 |
BDOTH | Well the updates are broken. Older version works better. | 02:44 |
toubab | and now the cursor is blank instead of being after usr@desktop:~$, can't figure out how to get it back to where i can type commands | 02:44 |
angelus | thanks folks, i got my answer. | 02:44 |
Jordan_U | Jumper: What do you mean "get rid of"? You can install one version replacing the other, or upgrade | 02:44 |
yoasif | BDOTH: basically lots of fixes, although there are always opportunities for regressions | 02:44 |
Jumper | it not working m8 | 02:44 |
Jumper | getting UUID error | 02:44 |
freaky[t] | can anyone tell me where i can get the karmic-backports key? | 02:44 |
freaky[t] | because it tells me packages can't be authenticated | 02:44 |
yoasif | BDOTH: yeah, you may want to file bug reports if that is the case, heh | 02:44 |
sekyourbox | rampage73, nice, I dont need to let ICMP traffic through, so no problems there | 02:45 |
Jordan_U | toubab: You can't get back to the terminal without stopping the command you last ran | 02:45 |
Jordan_U | freaky[t]: Try just running sudo apt-get update again | 02:45 |
WhiteDawn | toubab: try hitting ctrl+c on your keyboard | 02:45 |
BDOTH | I would file bug reports but the bug report window opens, and then closes it's self with in seconds. Same problem with DVD playback in VLC or Totem | 02:45 |
freaky[t] | Jordan_U, ok thanks | 02:45 |
sekyourbox | rampage73, I'll try this out and see whats going on.. Thanks, ill let you know | 02:45 |
rampage73 | sekyourbox, yea you can just remove that line or comment it out | 02:45 |
Jordan_U | freaky[t]: np | 02:45 |
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rampage73 | sekyourbox, np | 02:46 |
toubab | So when I shut down xchat it should reset the terminal i guess | 02:46 |
Jordan_U | toubab: Yes | 02:46 |
sekyourbox | xchat is crap | 02:46 |
Jordan_U | toubab: If you want to start a program in the background you would do something like "xchat &" | 02:46 |
BDOTH | These problems are on my dads computer. He's the one who uses Ubuntu, personally I use straight up Debian. | 02:46 |
yoasif | BDOTH: surprising, ubuntu /is/ debian sid basically heh | 02:47 |
theron | anyone having issues running tangerine on 9.10? | 02:47 |
toubab | Thanks for the help, going to keep messing with it | 02:48 |
agusj_ | anyone ever install ubuntu alternate without cdrom? | 02:48 |
sekyourbox | Debian, Devil exists between intelligence and nonsense | 02:48 |
WhiteDawn | haha nice sekyourbox | 02:48 |
* knoppies likes seyourbox's comment. | 02:48 |
BDOTH | Yoasif: I'd use Ubuntu, but I already have my Debian fine tuned just the way I want it. By the time I finish tweaking Ubuntu, it's only going to have 30% of it's former glory left to it. | 02:48 |
rampage73 | sekyourbox, LOL | 02:49 |
test34 | How can I set the mplayer codecs to be the system's default? | 02:49 |
BDOTH | In other news, I shocked myself today while testing a power supply. More at eleven. | 02:50 |
MoTec | BDOTH: consider using a powersupply tester instead of your tongue.. That works for a 9v battery but not much else... | 02:50 |
knoppies | BDOTH, good to know you were still able to join us. | 02:50 |
sekyourbox | I had a power supply arch and burn my arm | 02:50 |
sekyourbox | a few times | 02:51 |
knoppies | sekyourbox, you still got the marks to prove it? | 02:51 |
sekyourbox | HP SFF desktops hat that issue | 02:51 |
JuJuBee | After a recent update, I can't get nfs-kernel-server to start. Any suggestions? | 02:51 |
sekyourbox | no, it didnt burn that bad | 02:51 |
knoppies | sekyourbox, another reason to stay away from HP. | 02:51 |
BDOTH | Mine did arch on me. It practically jumped up and grabbed me. | 02:51 |
sekyourbox | I worked for a company that took in hundreds of computers. we refurbshed,recycled, and data wiped... fun fun | 02:51 |
BDOTH | Darn colder year, makes static to be feared. | 02:51 |
WhiteDawn | I was shocked by a 100v capacitor :\ still have a scar | 02:52 |
dennis__ | has anyone had success in compiling the module for ov51xj-peg driver | 02:52 |
qdb | i have uninstalled pa in ubuntu 9.04. restarted. now no sound of totem. | 02:52 |
carlee | BDOTH: its already -1 degrees C in canada! | 02:52 |
sekyourbox | whitedawn, how many pF's? | 02:52 |
BDOTH | Well I got zapped by a 1050watt power supply. Still stings from the burning sensation. | 02:52 |
WhiteDawn | carlee: its 5degrees C in my canada | 02:53 |
sekyourbox | BDOTH, careful, people die from that | 02:53 |
WhiteDawn | sekyourbox: don't remember, was a few years back | 02:53 |
BDOTH | I thought I grounded my self well enough, I put my wire band on and connected to the case. | 02:53 |
knoppies | BDOTH, I think you should consider putting your 1kW surge to better use. | 02:54 |
carlee | WhiteDawn: hmm i think my cellphone temperature app needs some tuneing... | 02:54 |
BDOTH | Good thing I didn't have that wire band wrapped around my third arm. | 02:54 |
SeaPhor | BDOTH, did you discharge the psp after unplugging the AC but before unplugging the periferals? | 02:55 |
sekyourbox | I never ground myself, I gound the machine by plugging it in | 02:55 |
BDOTH | I do have it on a surge, I have such dirty power in my area I have to run it through two monster power strips. Each cost 90 bucks | 02:55 |
BDOTH | yes I did all that | 02:55 |
agusj_ | help me install ubuntu alternate without cdrom | 02:56 |
tsunami | riddle me this: printf 'loooong string \\\rshorter string\n' Why does my short string have a \ after it!?! | 02:56 |
tsunami | if I dump that to a file and nano it I can see it doesn't | 02:56 |
tsunami | but if I cat that file I get the same result | 02:56 |
carlee | agusj_: you can try using unetbootin | 02:56 |
tsunami | boggling | 02:57 |
arand | tsunami: \n is the newline | 02:57 |
WhiteDawn | agusj_: unetbootin works very nice, | 02:57 |
tsunami | arand: right, but why does a \ get printed | 02:57 |
BDOTH | I wish I had access to my main computer. I knew this script where if you type in in terminal you can listen to the kernel. It's just static, kinda like what you hear on dialup modem. | 02:57 |
tsunami | example: printf 'loooong string \\\rshorter string\n' > tmp.txt | 02:57 |
tsunami | cat tmp.txt | 02:57 |
tsunami | nano tmp.txt | 02:58 |
PP188 | can anyone help me? how do I see the states table of iptables working on stateful mode ? | 02:58 |
eatloaf | i get the following error when trying to copy a file of an external drive: "cp: not writing through dangling symlink" what's wrong? | 02:58 |
carlee | whats the difference between the ubuntu version of firefox and the mozilla version... i had problems with firefox restoring all my tabs when i start up the computer, so one day, i installed the mozilla version. problem vanished. just vurious. | 02:58 |
sekyourbox | I made a vb script at work, that could take 2 peoples jobs.. But since its part of what I do sometimes, ill keep it on the dl | 02:59 |
rampage73 | PP188, iptables -L? | 02:59 |
knoppies | BDOTH, I accidentally put the aux in for the car stereo against the gear lever, and I could hear the diesel engine running through it. | 02:59 |
carlee | eatloaf: means you have a broken symlink | 02:59 |
new_to_linux | Hello | 02:59 |
new_to_linux | I need help | 02:59 |
agusj_ | I have used it, installation cannot continue coz it cannot detect and mount cdrom | 02:59 |
new_to_linux | there is no install button in ubuntu software centre | 02:59 |
knoppies | new_to_linux, just ask your question, we will then be able to help you. | 02:59 |
eatloaf | carlee: how do i find that broken symlink? | 02:59 |
carlee | eatloaf: which means that the symlink is pointing to a non-existing file | 02:59 |
new_to_linux | knoppies: i just switched to linux and firefox does not have java installed | 03:00 |
carlee | eatloaf: try to open it in a file manager and youll find out | 03:00 |
eatloaf | it "cat's" just fine. | 03:00 |
new_to_linux | i tried to install java, but cant :( | 03:00 |
eatloaf | carlee: I can 'cat' the file fine. | 03:00 |
knoppies | new_to_linux, lm gonna see where to get java from, give me a sec | 03:01 |
rampage73 | new_to_linux, for the install button you have to find the package first then double clik it | 03:01 |
BDOTH | Here is something totally awesome, my buddy Ray just finished porting direct X 10 to fedora. Now only if I had my video card, it'd so play some Crisis with him now. | 03:01 |
eatloaf | carlee: oh! i think i've found it. the dest might be broken. | 03:01 |
carlee | eatloaf: there ya go | 03:01 |
eatloaf | carlee: thanks that was it. | 03:02 |
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new_to_linux | rampage73: it does not lead to install button.. the package name tab opens and it says: Not available for your hardware architecture. | 03:02 |
Chaitu | Greetings All. I am trying to install new themes from desktop settings --> new themes --> install - however, I dont see the installed themes in the drop down menu. Can someone help me with that please? | 03:03 |
rampage73 | new_to_linux, ah well that is there to keep you from installing something that will most likely break your machine | 03:03 |
rampage73 | new_to_linux, are you running 64bit or something? | 03:04 |
new_to_linux | rampage73: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/software-center/+bug/464959 | 03:04 |
PP188 | rampage73: I think iptables -L shows me the chain rules | 03:04 |
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sekyourbox | rampage73, I dont understand what this thing is doing.. You delete the chain, and user defined chain, and then delete them from the nat table? | 03:04 |
Chaitu | or a better way of installing new themes would be greatly appreciated | 03:04 |
new_to_linux | rampage73: yes my hardware is 64 bit but i installed the normal ubuntu 9.10 | 03:04 |
sekyourbox | then you add your own broadcast to the next nic | 03:05 |
WhiteDawn | anyone know how to temporarly disable compiz? i tried metacity --replace & but that just causes problems. And disabling it under apperance loses my settings in compiz | 03:05 |
freaky[t] | hi all. is there a key-combo for forcing a program to quit? | 03:05 |
rampage73 | PP188, sorry thought you might have be3en looking for more than i knew it is a start though it should be at least part of what you are looking for | 03:05 |
freaky[t] | like CTRL+ALT+ESC forkde? | 03:05 |
tplack | How are ops marked in here? | 03:05 |
PP188 | rampage73: no problem, anyway thank you for your answer! | 03:05 |
sekyourbox | I have yet to try to get compiz to work other than from the gui | 03:05 |
rampage73 | new_to_linux, that might be why then but i am not the expert on it by any means | 03:05 |
Chaitu | can anyone help me with installing new themes please? or do we have any app which will help us ? | 03:06 |
eatloaf | Which Diff tool is the best / easiest for merging conf files: Meld, Diffuse, or Easy Diff ? | 03:06 |
rampage73 | PP188, np | 03:06 |
new_to_linux | rampage73: what to do :( ... i cant do anything in ubuntu ... cant install anything .. what do i do? | 03:06 |
sekyourbox | man ubuntu | 03:06 |
sekyourbox | No manual entry for ubuntu | 03:07 |
rampage73 | sekyourbox, ok i wil ltry and confuse u as i once was (who am i kidding i still am) | 03:07 |
freaky[t] | hi all. is there any key-combo for forcing a program to quit? like CTRL+ALT+ESC for kde? | 03:07 |
new_to_linux | i download jre-6u17-linux-i586-rpm.bin from java site but cant find a way to install it as well | 03:07 |
new_to_linux | can anyone please help | 03:08 |
rampage73 | sekyourbox, the first line enables the linux machine to route packets (the one that starts with echo) the 4 lines that flush the tables are for when you re-run the script it will clear them out and then reapply them | 03:08 |
new_to_linux | WhiteDawn: what is synaptic? | 03:08 |
rampage73 | sekyourbox, of course the ping line you do not need | 03:08 |
Jordan_U | Chaitu: Open System > Preferences > Appearance, choose install, and select the theme file | 03:09 |
SeaPhor | new_to_linux, why would you download that and more- why would you try to install a package that isnt for the deb fs? | 03:09 |
paissad-hp | hi all | 03:09 |
Uruz | hello | 03:09 |
paissad-hp | the tree finger salute does not work with me , it"s really weird and a little annoying ! how can i solve that ? | 03:09 |
paissad-hp | thanks in advance for helping | 03:10 |
Uruz | Uhm, ctrlaltdel doesn't work the same in ubuntu? | 03:10 |
Chaitu | Jordan_U, : once I install, it doesnt show the installed theme in drop down menu | 03:10 |
rampage73 | sekyourbox, and masquerading line masks everything behind the linux router (the ethernet for instance) on that subnet out the eth2 in my example in your case it would be your wifi adapter | 03:10 |
Jordan_U | Uruz: It's disabled by default ( in all distributions ) | 03:10 |
sekyourbox | if I flush iptables, wont that take out any security rules for incomming packets? | 03:10 |
sanubuntu | guys, can anybody tell me whats up with the gnome panel? on adding a new user i only get one panel instead of two, so where do apps/windows go when you minimize? | 03:11 |
paissad-hp | Uruz, you were talking to me ? | 03:11 |
The_Journey | I need help, Ubuntu is freezing randomly on me, only hard reboot works | 03:11 |
sekyourbox | rampage73,if I flush iptables, wont that take out any security rules for incomming packets? | 03:11 |
rampage73 | sekyourbox, yes it will as well as stop allowing traffic to pass through | 03:11 |
rampage73 | sekyourbox, basically it will be really secure at that point as nothing should pass through it | 03:12 |
Gorgatron | hi guys | 03:12 |
armageddon09 | @sanubuntu: right click on the existing panel and select add new panel | 03:12 |
WhiteDawn | rampage73: just as secure as unpluging the ethernet cable | 03:12 |
rampage73 | sekyourbox, kind of like having a cisco acl that just has 1 line access-list 1 deny any any | 03:13 |
rampage73 | sekyourbox, yep | 03:13 |
openback | does anyone here have experience with WoW in ubuntu? I have a very fast system & fast nvidia card, yet I only get 20fps in ultra mode. I'm using the nvidia driver and opengl already | 03:13 |
rampage73 | sekyourbox, well unpluggin is probably more secure | 03:13 |
sanubuntu | armageddon09: i do that, but the new panel doesn't receive the minimized apps either | 03:13 |
rampage73 | WhiteDawn, well unpluggin is probably more secure | 03:14 |
microlith | openback: ultra mode? do you have shadows maxed too? | 03:14 |
armageddon09 | @sanubuntu: then right click on the new panel and select add to panel and select window button(or something like that) | 03:14 |
Roey | Hey all... why does my SD card suddenly not identify teh filesystem when I use 'mount'?? Also, when I run Skype, my digital spdif output signal dies. Why so? | 03:14 |
freaky[t] | isn't there any key combo to be able to kill an application? | 03:14 |
Jordan_U | openback: Try the latest version of whine from http://www.winehq.org/ and / or try asking in #winehq | 03:14 |
freaky[t] | like CTRL+ALT+ESC for KDE (Kubuntu)? | 03:14 |
openback | microlith: It won't let me even move that slider from Low, but everything else is maxed and only 20fps. I have an Nvidia gtx 295! | 03:15 |
greezmunkey | freaky[t], in a term sudo killall (name of app) | 03:15 |
magicus | could anyone point me towards a faq for installing xbmc on ubuntu 9.1? | 03:15 |
freaky[t] | greezmunkey, yea but i mean an easier way | 03:15 |
sanubuntu | armageddon09: hmmmm, not sure i understand, but i'll keep messing with it untill i completely screw it up prolly .. :P | 03:15 |
freaky[t] | like ctrl+alt+esc | 03:15 |
openback | Jordan_U: yeah, I just realized that they would have their own channel, haha | 03:15 |
armageddon09 | sanubuntu: did you right click on the new panel and select add new applet? | 03:16 |
greezmunkey | freaky[t], I have a forced quit button that resides on the bar at the top of the screen, click that once, then click the app and it's gone. | 03:16 |
Chaitu | Hello All. Does anyone use Emrald and recommend it? | 03:17 |
freaky[t] | greezmunkey, yes, i know about that one, but i would prefer a key combo | 03:17 |
WhiteDawn | chaitu: no i dont, its slow and buggy | 03:17 |
sekyourbox | rampage73, yea unplugging would be your best bet. could be a fake from china, that has a built in rootkit. | 03:17 |
sanubuntu | armageddon09: i don't see 'add new applet' when i right click on panel | 03:17 |
greezmunkey | freaky[t], I don't know why that couldn't be bound to a ket sequence via a script... | 03:17 |
The_Journey | I need help, my ubuntu just froze again, I had to reboot, can anybody tell me why it's freezing randomly? | 03:18 |
Chaitu | WhiteDawn, : Thanks. Am trying to have nice themes and stuff installed. Just trying to make my desktop more colorful as I installed Linux for the first time... any recommendations? | 03:18 |
freaky[t] | greezmunkey, ok nm, i've added that force quit button now too ;D | 03:18 |
greezmunkey | heh that'll do it | 03:18 |
armageddon09 | sanubuntu: sry it might be add to panel......actually i'm using kde rt now ...so.. | 03:18 |
BDOTH | Is there a way to get into the options window of firefox without opening a browser window? | 03:19 |
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armageddon09 | Chaitu: Try www.gnome-look.org | 03:19 |
WhiteDawn | Chaitu: The default gnome skin manager is nice and stable and then you can combine that with compiz effects and you can get a swankey desktop. | 03:19 |
T1119 | Hi all...was hoping someone might be able to help me get my Logitech USB microphone working...Im on Ubuntu 9.10 and it seems all the stuff i could find was on SUSE...anyone able to help? | 03:20 |
The_Journey | I need help, ubuntu is freezing randomly even when I have nothing up | 03:20 |
Chaitu | I've installed Kubuntu... | 03:20 |
WhiteDawn | chaitu: http://www.kde-look.org/ | 03:21 |
theron | anyone else seeing issues with tangerine running on 9.10 or can verify that they're not seeing issues? thanks. | 03:21 |
Chaitu | lol cool thanks WhiteDawn : ) | 03:21 |
WhiteDawn | chaitu: no problem, enjoy stable desktop :P | 03:21 |
T1119 | Hi all...was hoping someone might be able to help me get my Logitech USB microphone working...Im on Ubuntu 9.10 and it seems all the stuff i could find was on SUSE...anyone able to help? The deal is, when i plug it in...the sound mixer shows its plugged in...but i dont get sound out or in | 03:22 |
Chaitu | and one more question please, whats compiz ? it it a application that needs to be installed? | 03:22 |
WhiteDawn | Chaitu: it comes default in ubuntu, not sure about kubuntu, in any case it should be in hte repository | 03:22 |
McSetty | yeah it comes with both | 03:22 |
pHro | hi | 03:22 |
McSetty | Chaitu you can configure it from System->Appearance->Desktop effects | 03:23 |
McSetty | Oops thats on Gnome not sure about KDE | 03:23 |
szal | McSetty: well, for KDE there's #kubuntu :P | 03:24 |
The_Journey | can anyone help me with my ubuntu freezing randomly? My video card is intel, I'm not sure what's wrong because it freezes even when I have nothing up | 03:24 |
McSetty | You can drop to the terminal and type compiz --replace in either though | 03:24 |
T1119 | anyone? | 03:24 |
new_to_linux | thanks a lot everyone, nice helpful community | 03:24 |
brandenstone | Hello... this OS is annoying. The windows are jumping and when I click with the mouse on buttons or menus--they won't open. It's also auto randomly selecting crap. Help???!!! | 03:24 |
Chaitu | umnn sorry... am new to linux so kinda lame questions... McSetty : are you saying typing compiz -- replace in terminal will show me that programme? | 03:24 |
szal | The_Journey: try diagnosing your hardware; you could start w/ running memtest86 from any Linux live CD | 03:25 |
sanubuntu | armageddon09: ok, i think i found what you're talking about, looks like the right thing .. i'll have to log out to the other user and try it | 03:25 |
sanubuntu | thanks | 03:25 |
WhiteDawn | Chaitu: it will start the compiz window manager | 03:25 |
brandenstone | My hardware is fine since I built the computer and run other operating systems on it. :/ | 03:25 |
soreau | Chaitu: compiz is already installed. If you go to Sys>Prefs>Appearance>Visual Effects, anything other than None will be running compiz as your window manager | 03:25 |
Chaitu | ok I will do that now and see whats it about | 03:25 |
The_Journey | szal, ok I will try that | 03:25 |
eatloaf | is there a way to launch a program from the launcher as root? | 03:25 |
szal | Chaitu: observe the exact typing | 03:26 |
WhiteDawn | Chaitu: if you want to change its settings install compiz config | 03:26 |
szal | eatloaf: what for? | 03:26 |
McSetty | T1119: from what I can tell there is no driver for this device | 03:26 |
eatloaf | szal: i want to launch Diffuse as root so i can merge my fstab. | 03:26 |
Chaitu | I don't see visual effects under system... | 03:26 |
Chaitu | am still looking | 03:26 |
paissad-hp | i still haven't found how to active the three finger salute :-( | 03:27 |
szal | wth is Diffuse? | 03:27 |
McSetty | strangely i found a post where they state that it works with audacity might be worth a try | 03:27 |
McSetty | Chaitu | 03:27 |
soreau | Chaitu: Sys>Prefs>Appearance>Visual Effects. anything other than None will be running compiz as your window manager | 03:27 |
McSetty | Chaitu: type compiz --replace | 03:27 |
WhiteDawn | Chaitu: go to package manager and install compizconfig-settings-manager | 03:27 |
eatloaf | szal: diff/merge tool. but it happens often that i want to launch an app as root and don't always know how from the cmd line. | 03:28 |
McSetty | I don't know the entry in KDE but the command line should work for either kubuntu or ubuntu | 03:28 |
T1119 | Hi all...was hoping someone might be able to help me get my Logitech USB microphone working...Im on Ubuntu 9.10 and it seems all the stuff i could find was on SUSE...anyone able to help? The deal is, when i plug it in...the sound mixer shows its plugged in...but i dont get sound out or in | 03:28 |
McSetty | T1119: Apparently there is no driver according to the Logitech forums. I found another post that says it seems to work with audacity which seems confusing | 03:28 |
McSetty | give audacity a try though | 03:28 |
T1119 | k | 03:29 |
szal | eatloaf: try hitting Alt+F2, iirc it's the same shortcut in Gnome as in KDE for the application runner; there type sudo yourApp [option(s)] | 03:29 |
T1119 | thx | 03:29 |
mgmuscari1 | is anybody else having problems clicking on embedded flash objects with the default flash player under 64 bit 9.10? | 03:29 |
sekyourbox | rampage73, where did you type that? sudo gedit /etc/sysctl.conf ?? | 03:29 |
sekyourbox | oops | 03:29 |
Chaitu | ok here's what I see under appearance : style , color , icons, themes, fonts, windows, gtk+ appreance, splash screen and emotions | 03:29 |
Chaitu | thats all I get to see there... | 03:29 |
pahom | hi all | 03:30 |
insm0d | mgmuscari1, I had that problem. I had to install a different version of flashplayer | 03:30 |
eatloaf | szal: better than in a terminal but still a bit of a pain. thanks. i'll use this. | 03:30 |
mgmuscari1 | insm0d: any indication of what the deal is? | 03:30 |
WhiteDawn | mgmuscari: Its a problem with compiz, disable compiz or hold rightclick and hten press left click on what you want to click on | 03:30 |
mgmuscari1 | same problem with epiphany, firefox 3.5, chromium | 03:30 |
brandenstone | I'm lost and there's no one that can help. The windows work fine, other than when I click on them or hover over them, they begin to act wildly by randomly selecting windows, buttons, and etc... The menu bar works fine and other stuff. This is so annoying and yet so hard to know how to fix. It's hard to describe, but I know it's related to some settings some how. :( How do you use the Num pad again as a mouse? :/ | 03:30 |
mgmuscari1 | WhiteDawn: lol... so somebody broke something between 9.04 and 9.10 then i guess | 03:31 |
mgmuscari1 | WhiteDawn: is it a bad key binding or something? | 03:31 |
Chaitu | ok when I did compiz --replace - it says its not installed... | 03:31 |
WhiteDawn | mgmuscaril: Yeah idk what it really is, it does only seem to happen in 9.10, some people fixed it and some ppl havent, i cant seem to find a fix myself | 03:32 |
soreau | Chaitu: xubuntu or kubuntu? | 03:32 |
Chaitu | Kubuntu soreau | 03:32 |
brandenstone | :'( | 03:32 |
Chaitu | Installing it now. | 03:32 |
mgmuscari1 | iirc compiz now forces certain plugins to be enabled | 03:32 |
mgmuscari1 | such as window animations | 03:32 |
mgmuscari1 | maybe it's somehow related... | 03:32 |
soreau | Chaitu: Then you do need to install it. sudo apt-get install compiz compizconfig-settings-manager compiz-kde compiz-fusion-plugins-main compiz-fusion-plugins-extra emerald librsvg2-common | 03:32 |
insm0d | mgmuscari1, I think what I did was uninstalled the version that is installed by ubuntu and downloaded the tarball from adobe's site | 03:32 |
ChinaForge | Hello,I have a problem.Upgrade to ubuntu 9.10(2.6.31-15),VMware Server 2.0.2 is wrong.Each reboot,vmware is can't run,must reconfig.how to solve? | 03:33 |
mgmuscari1 | insm0d: that fixed it for you? | 03:33 |
WhiteDawn | insm0d: I did that myself but it didnt seem to work :( | 03:33 |
Chaitu | soreau, : I did sudo apt-get install compiz wrapper as it said | 03:33 |
The_Journey | szal: I did the memtest and it returns nothing | 03:33 |
swolchok | has anyone tried to install phpbb3 with the sqlite backend on karmic? doesn't seem to work | 03:33 |
swolchok | "populating database with SQL...segmentation fault" | 03:33 |
Chaitu | then I did compiz --replace | 03:33 |
McSetty | ChinaForge: you have to rebuild the kernel module | 03:33 |
insm0d | mgmuscari1, WhiteDawn, I can't remember what I did :( It's working for me though | 03:34 |
paissad-hp | how to set the font of the ttys .. when i do ctrl alt f1 for example for tty1 ? | 03:34 |
WhiteDawn | insm0d: DO you have 64bit ? | 03:34 |
szal | The_Journey: how about CPU temperature? | 03:34 |
brandenstone | =-Oscreams!!! | 03:34 |
McSetty | ChinaForge: I can't remember the exact syntax but there is a shell script that will download the headers and build the module for you | 03:34 |
mgmuscari1 | https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/compiz/+bug/444757 | 03:34 |
dicknc | ? | 03:34 |
szal | The_Journey: other possible source of freezing -> dying PSU | 03:35 |
The_Journey | szal: I don't think it's a hardware problem, windows xp runs fine on this computer | 03:35 |
insm0d | WhiteDawn, yes. The flash version I'm using is 10.0 r32, and I guess I did install a deb of it. Hold on one second and I'll try to find out what the package was called and what repository it's on | 03:35 |
freaky[t] | how do I change the key map? because i have to press 2 times ^ to get the sign :( (german layout) | 03:35 |
webbb82 | does anyone know what the package "ubuntu-x" does it says its a updated xorg software | 03:36 |
The_Journey | szal: so is there any other way I could figure out the problem? | 03:36 |
WhiteDawn | insm0d: Thanks | 03:36 |
paissad-hp | how to set the font of the ttys .. when i do ctrl alt f1 for example for tty1 ? | 03:36 |
WhiteDawn | mgmuscaril: Yeah thats the site I landed on, maby i didnt follow the process right | 03:36 |
szal | The_Journey: you could check if SystemRescueCd has something for you; it comes w/ a host of diagnostic tools | 03:37 |
brandenstone | That link is similar to my problem, but it's the OS causing the windows, effects... something. | 03:37 |
ChinaForge | McSetty:Yes,i use a patch shell script to install,on 2.6.31-14 is good,but upgrade to 2.6.31-15 is wrong. | 03:37 |
brandenstone | It's not isolated problem with just the Internet Browser. | 03:37 |
McSetty | ChinaForge: Did you download the headers for your kernel? I thought the script downloaded the kernel specific headers automaticallyt | 03:38 |
brandenstone | I've looked everywhere, but can't figure it out. | 03:38 |
The_Journey | can anyone help me with my ubuntu freezing randomly. windows xp runs fine on this computer but I dont want to go back to windows | 03:38 |
brandenstone | I'll attempt to be more descriptive. Here: | 03:38 |
mgmuscari1 | man | 03:38 |
bmatthew | hello fellows | 03:38 |
bmatthew | fine evening i dare say | 03:39 |
mgmuscari1 | when i read bug reports like this, it makes me wonder why the offending packages aren't just rolled back before the release is finalized | 03:39 |
szal | The_Journey: as I said, freezing is mostly hardware-related; run as much of diagnosis as you can.. the fact that your Windblows doesn't freeze is not an indicator to the contrary | 03:40 |
carlee_ | The_Journey: checked RAM using memtest yet? | 03:40 |
The_Journey | szal: yes memtest returned with 0 errors | 03:40 |
ChinaForge | McSetty:I think i already download the headers for my kernel.how to verify? | 03:41 |
The_Journey | I don't understand how this could be a hardware problem, it ran fine with Jaunty | 03:42 |
The_Journey | I just updated to Karmic and the freezing starts | 03:42 |
McSetty | ChinaForge: sudo apt-get install kernel-headers | 03:42 |
ChinaForge | McSetty:Yes i do. | 03:43 |
carlee_ | The_Journey: could be kernel problems. some people have been having some crashing/freezing with karmic kernels lately. in fact, i just had a kernel crash a few hours ago. | 03:43 |
McSetty | Hmmm sorry man I'm not sure then. If you have the headers and run the config script you should be good | 03:43 |
The_Journey | carlee: is there any fix for that? | 03:43 |
ChinaForge | McSetty:If not install kernal | 03:43 |
McSetty | ChinaForge: try downloading an updated install package for vmware maybe? | 03:44 |
ChinaForge | McSetty:If not install kernal headers can't install vmware server. | 03:44 |
namzezam | VLC is unable to open the MRL 'alsa:///dev/audio'. Check the log for details <--- any help? | 03:44 |
carlee_ | The_Journey: theirs millions of possible kernel problems out there. devs already are working hard to patch the most problamatic ones. a good idea at this point would be to submit a bug report | 03:45 |
The_Journey | carlee: that | 03:45 |
McSetty | ChinaForge: Yeah im pretty sure its not working because the kernel module you built isn't compatible with your upgraded kernel you need the headers so the build script can build a new module | 03:45 |
ChinaForge | McSetty:vmware nothing.google nothing. | 03:45 |
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KnifeySpooney | Hi, for some reason, *sometimes* when I restart Karmic, my sound gets reset to the default Ubuntu settings -- muted and at like 3% volume. Any way to keep my settings from being reset? | 03:46 |
McSetty | ChinaForge: if you don't need vmware for a specific reason I would highly recommend virtualbox | 03:46 |
McSetty | I've run both and had to rebuild the kernel a number of times with vmware and had poor performance with it as well comparitively | 03:46 |
webbb82 | has anyone installed gnome shell 3.0 beta | 03:47 |
namzezam | $ ls /dev/au* | 03:47 |
namzezam | /dev/audio | 03:47 |
namzezam | any help with trying to find how to config the audio for the webcome when using vlc or otherwise? | 03:48 |
akioghoster | check 123... | 03:49 |
ChinaForge | McSetty:Yes i hope try,but i can't import vmware VM to vbox. | 03:49 |
McSetty | ChinaForge: True, you might be able to use imaging software for this but it would be a pain | 03:50 |
McSetty | ChinaForge: what error do you get when you run the configure.pl? | 03:50 |
McSetty | ChinaForge: also are you running it with sudo> | 03:51 |
sartan | so, er, when i play back any mpeg video since i upgraded from 9.04 to 9.10, the colors seem to be sort of reversed. red is swapped with blue or something. If I fire up the nvidia configuration app, the problem temporarily goes away until i open the next video. | 03:51 |
WhiteDawn | mgmuscaril: Well i just followed the info on the bug page again and it seems to be working. very wierd. ahwell worth a try for you | 03:51 |
knoppies | if I create (or edit) a text file in ubuntu, and then open it in windows, instead of newlines I get little squares. How do I avoid this? Do I save it with some specific encoding or something? | 03:52 |
ChinaForge | McSetty: run vmware. Output error message:$ vmware | 03:52 |
ChinaForge | @@PRODUCT_NAME@@ is installed, but it has not been (correctly) configured | 03:52 |
ChinaForge | for the running kernel. To (re-)configure it, invoke the | 03:52 |
ChinaForge | following command: /usr/bin/vmware-config.pl. | 03:52 |
FloodBot1 | ChinaForge: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 03:52 |
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McSetty | ChinaForge: is that the error when you try to run vmware? or when you try to run the configure.pl? | 03:53 |
ChinaForge | run vmware, | 03:53 |
McSetty | ChinaForge: what about when you run the configure.pl? whats the error then? | 03:53 |
Jordan_U | knoppies: Unix line breaks and Dos line breaks are different, but only really poor applications like notepad should have a problem with it | 03:53 |
brandenstone | I login to Ubuntu and begin scrolling through my Applications, Places, Etc... and no problem. I select system, then mouse settings (whatever) and as soon as I hover over any buttons, check spaces, roll down menus, the mouse has a hay day and selects random stuff... usually closest to the left of the screen. If I choose to select Accessibility with the mouse pointer, it'll flicker and flucker and not open. Now I choose to open anoth | 03:54 |
insm0d | knoppies, the reason for that is windows needs a carriage return character and a newline character to properly display new lines. I'm not sure how to fix it on the Linux side, sorry. | 03:54 |
george | hello, i was wondering how i could make gnome-shell the default.. gconftool-2 --set /desktop/gnome/session/required_components/windowmanager gnome-shell --type string doesn't work | 03:54 |
Jordan_U | knoppies: If you need to have things work with notepad you can use unix2dos | 03:54 |
szal | knoppies: that question is as old as *nixes and DOS/Windows coexist -> yes, it's encoding-related; *nixes typically only write a newline character at the line break position while DOS/Windows expects a carriage return and newline at that position | 03:54 |
ewanchic | I need help with an apache question :) | 03:54 |
WhiteDawn | quit | 03:55 |
ChinaForge | McSetty:sudo /usr/bin/vmware-config.pl,Error Message:The following VMware kernel modules have been found on your system that were not installed by the VMware Installer. Please remove them then run this installer again. | 03:55 |
knoppies | thanks. So I cant just save it with a windows encoding? I will have a look at unix2dos. | 03:55 |
szal | knoppies: you can, question is what Linux will say to that if it's a config file or something | 03:56 |
brandenstone | What does it sound like to you (everyone)? /me needs at least an opinion. :( | 03:56 |
knoppies | szal, I dont plan on doing it with config files, just txt documents that I have created. Thanks though. | 03:57 |
IsharaComix | Pardon me, how does one set up memmap in 9.10? | 03:57 |
ewanchic | I'm trying to get mod_rewrite to work in apache. It's loaded and I've tried the same things mentioned in every forum I could find, and for some reason, it is not running. :) Can someone troubleshoot with me? | 03:57 |
Jordan_U | brandenstone: Daemon possession | 03:57 |
brandenstone | :( | 03:58 |
Jordan_U | brandenstone: Does that happen with any other applications? | 03:58 |
McSetty | ChinaForge: I think you have to modeprobe -r the vmware module | 03:58 |
brandenstone | Yes | 03:58 |
McSetty | ChinaForge: Im not sure what the modules name is though | 03:58 |
george | if anyone knows whatsup with gnome-shell.. | 03:58 |
Jordan_U | brandenstone: File a bug report with "ubuntu-bug xorg" | 03:58 |
george | im wondering how i could make gnome-shell the default.. gconftool-2 --set /desktop/gnome/session/required_components/windowmanager gnome-shell --type string doesn't work | 03:59 |
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brandenstone | Will that work or no? Or is it just a report to wait? | 03:59 |
Jordan_U | IsharaComix: Do you mean mmap? | 03:59 |
george | i did it before, but then i tried xfce (sucks for battery life on laptop) so im back in gnome | 03:59 |
george | >_> | 03:59 |
IsharaComix | It was memmap in 9.04... | 03:59 |
Jordan_U | IsharaComix: What does it do? | 04:00 |
ewanchic | I'm trying to get mod_rewrite to work in apache. It's loaded and I've tried the same things mentioned in every forum I could find, and for some reason, it is not running. :) Can someone troubleshoot with me? | 04:00 |
IsharaComix | It worked when booting from the livecd, but I can't set up /etc/default/grub to use it right. | 04:00 |
sekyourbox | I cant seem to get my traffic to route from my wireless ehternet card to my regular nic.. what gives? | 04:00 |
Jordan_U | IsharaComix: What exactly are you trying to do? | 04:00 |
IsharaComix | I have a bad block of memory at 2324M. | 04:01 |
new_to_linux | Hello, how do i cofigure my 5.1 music system in ubuntu, i am using ver 9.10 gnome | 04:01 |
Jordan_U | IsharaComix: Ahh, ok | 04:01 |
IsharaComix | I usually append "memmap=20M$2320M" to my boot options, and it fixes it. | 04:01 |
IsharaComix | But in 9.10, I get a kernel panic every time. | 04:01 |
Jordan_U | IsharaComix: Replace the double quotes with single quotes | 04:01 |
McSetty | ChinaForge: try channel #vmware im sure someone can tell you how to unload the kernel module in there | 04:01 |
Guest25311 | IsharaComix; downdgrade to 9.04. lol | 04:02 |
Jordan_U | IsharaComix: /etc/default/grub is a shell script, the '$' is being interpreted as a variable | 04:02 |
IsharaComix | I escaped it already. | 04:02 |
new_to_linux | can someone please help with media settings in ubuntu 9.10 | 04:02 |
mezquitale | !ask| new_to_linux | 04:02 |
ChinaForge | McSetty:Thank you! | 04:02 |
ubottu | new_to_linux: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 04:02 |
new_to_linux | mezquitale: how do i cofigure my 5.1 music system in ubuntu, i am using ver 9.10 gnome | 04:03 |
brandenstone | Jordan_U: Do you think it could be settings causing this? What controls the windows opening and closing? Also, mouse selection? I'm still new to Ubuntu since I never really got a start. I'm using the Ubuntu carefully now. :-/ | 04:03 |
new_to_linux | mezquitale: it is at present using only 2 speakers instead of 5 | 04:03 |
kostkon | new_to_linux, system → prefs → sound | 04:04 |
IsharaComix | OK, I think I see what you mean now. I have to escape it twice... | 04:04 |
mezquitale | new_to_linux, I have never tried that, I suggest you ask the same question again later, if someone knows the answer they will reply, if not then try logging in at another time | 04:04 |
Jordan_U | IsharaComix: Wait... I think I know the problem, and it's so absurd it's hillarious | 04:04 |
Roey | Hey all... why does my SD card suddenly not identify teh filesystem when I use 'mount'?? Also, when I run Skype, my digital spdif output signal dies. Why so? | 04:05 |
Jordan_U | IsharaComix: Grub's grub.cfg actually uses a scripting language that's supposed to be loosely like bash | 04:05 |
Jordan_U | IsharaComix: So it may be that you need to escape the '$' *twice* | 04:05 |
insm0d | Roey, what filesystem is on the SD card? | 04:06 |
IsharaComix | Right. I just noticed that on a bug report on Launchpad. | 04:06 |
IsharaComix | Thanks for your help. Going to try to fix it now. | 04:06 |
brandenstone | new_to_linux: I had problems with sound too at one time, but figured it out. I'll review real quick and give you an answer how to enable sound on your computer. :D | 04:06 |
Jordan_U | IsharaComix: np | 04:06 |
slinkeey | hi | 04:07 |
nullr1 | Can anyone help me with the following error "ssh: connect to host 192.168.1.116 port 22: Connection refused" | 04:07 |
Roey | insm0d: standard FAT32. It's worked up till yesterday (er, today... I apt-get dist-upgraded) | 04:07 |
Veinor | nullr1: it means your ssh server on that machine isn't working | 04:07 |
slinkeey | I have a weird problem with ubuntu 9.10 I think it stops using the dns server or something | 04:08 |
nullr1 | Veinor: how do I fix it? Its my local machine. I made new keys but it does not work, | 04:08 |
new_to_linux | brandenstone: thanks | 04:08 |
Roey | insm0d: I didn't see any system notification through KDE when I would plug my SD card into the reader, so I checked it out in a command-line shell and saw that using 'mount /dev/sdd /mnt' gave me an error that it doesn't udnerstand the filesystem. | 04:08 |
russlar | slinkeey: run nslookup google.com | 04:08 |
george | im wondering how i could make gnome-shell the default.. gconftool-2 --set /desktop/gnome/session/required_components/windowmanager gnome-shell --type string doesn't work | 04:08 |
slinkeey | after awhile i have to reboot to get internet working again by domain (www.google.com) | 04:08 |
Roey | insm0d: normally it identifies it on its own | 04:08 |
ManUpstairs | How would I go about installing openbox on ubuntu? I don't want to get rid of gnome though, rather have the option to start up in gnome or openbox in the login screen. Thanks! | 04:08 |
slinkeey | well it is working now | 04:08 |
ZaNeIuM | can i make windows with gradient colors with compiz? | 04:09 |
russlar | slinkeey: can you cat /etc/resolv.conf? | 04:09 |
slinkeey | should I run that when it stops working? | 04:09 |
Roey | insm0d: 'dmesg' definitely detects /dev/sdd though. | 04:09 |
Jordan_U | ManUpstairs: install the openbox package | 04:09 |
russlar | slinkeey: yes,. both of those | 04:09 |
slinkeey | ok | 04:09 |
ManUpstairs | Is there any risk of breaking anything? | 04:09 |
Jordan_U | ManUpstairs: No | 04:09 |
ManUpstairs | Thanks! :) | 04:09 |
ibmx61 | hi ,good morning | 04:09 |
slinkeey | thanks | 04:09 |
brandenstone | new_to_linux: First off, have you checked "sound preferences" in "system"? | 04:09 |
slinkeey | I will try that when it stops working | 04:10 |
insm0d | have you tried mounting /dev/sdd1? In linux, the devices are alphabetic characters and partitions are numbers | 04:10 |
slinkeey | and then i will repost my question | 04:10 |
jchx | HI | 04:10 |
Roey | insm0d: well yes | 04:10 |
ZaNeIuM | let me reword that as it didnt sound right, can i color my widows boxes with gradiant colors in compiz | 04:10 |
Roey | er | 04:10 |
Roey | insm0d: let me check, actually. | 04:10 |
new_to_linux | brandenstone: ok, i opened sound preferences | 04:10 |
russlar | slinkeey: if you can't nslookup google, add teh follwoing line to /etc/resolv.conf | 04:10 |
russlar | slinkeey: nameserver 4.2.2.2 | 04:10 |
nullr1 | How do I fix "ssh: connect to host 192.168.1.116 port 22: Connection refused" already made new keys. I tried the forum stuff but nothing works. | 04:10 |
russlar | nullr1: is sshd running> | 04:10 |
slinkeey | who owns 4.2.2.2? | 04:10 |
nullr1 | firefox uses its own dns resolver | 04:10 |
Roey | insm0d: oh that works perfectly (Trhough the ocmmand line, at leat). Silly me, forgetting the number. | 04:10 |
Roey | insm0d: thanks! Now, why doesn't KDE pick up on this.... | 04:11 |
Roey | hrm | 04:11 |
nullr1 | russlar: I dont see why not I never stopped it | 04:11 |
nullr1 | it was working earlier | 04:11 |
brandenstone | new_to_linux: Hint, my computer is acting funny... so I might not be able to get into it to look. Cross your fingers. :( | 04:11 |
russlar | nullr1: try telnet 192.168.1.116 22 | 04:11 |
insm0d | nullr1, you might need to delete ~.ssh/known_hosts | 04:11 |
russlar | slinkeey: that's level3's dns server | 04:11 |
new_to_linux | brandenstone: oh god, now its worse, i changed hardware setting between some confusing options, and now no sound | 04:11 |
russlar | they own the enitre 4.0.0.0/8 block | 04:12 |
sfuentes | anyone know how to install pip (python) in ubuntu? | 04:12 |
slinkeey | ok | 04:12 |
nullr1 | telnet: Unable to connect to remote host: Connection refused | 04:12 |
feyner | nullr1, echo '' > .ssh/know_hosts | 04:12 |
slinkeey | I was using opendns for awhile to get around the problem | 04:12 |
russlar | insm0d: it looks like his connection gets refused before ssh challenges for the key | 04:12 |
brandenstone | new_to_linux: Yea, Linux can be a pain in an ###. lol | 04:12 |
sfuentes | or what package i can find it in? | 04:12 |
russlar | nullr1: somehting is blocking that port. either ssh isn't listening there, or there's a firewall on | 04:12 |
insm0d | is sshd running off a non-standard port I wonder? | 04:13 |
slinkeey | why does my router as an dns stop working for one machine, butnot the other... | 04:13 |
russlar | nullr1: or ssh is misconfugured and not really running | 04:13 |
new_to_linux | is there no way to configure a proper 5.1 music system | 04:13 |
nullr1 | no its on 22 | 04:13 |
puff | nullr1: Are you able to log into the system at all? | 04:13 |
nullr1 | how do I restart ssh yes I am on it now | 04:14 |
new_to_linux | there must be some package or way to use all 5 speakers... whats the use of having hardware if you cant use it!?! help please | 04:14 |
brandenstone | new_to_linux: Yes, but I'm afraid I'm unable to answer because of problems with my computer. I'm unable to open windows and etc... without problems occurring. | 04:14 |
nullr1 | puff: this is my local system I cant ssh from it to it or from my other computer to it | 04:14 |
russlar | nullr1: sudo /etc/init.d/sshd restart | 04:14 |
puff | nullr1: There are only a limited number of possibilities: 1) sshd isn't running, 2) sshd is running but on a different port, 3) something on the client machine is preventing you from connecting, | 04:14 |
new_to_linux | brandenstone: ah ok, thanks for the help | 04:14 |
puff | nullr1: Well sshing _from_ it should have nothing to do with sshd, so that makes it a firewall or network problem. | 04:15 |
Standarshy | Hi guys | 04:15 |
brandenstone | new_to_linux: Sorry, I'm here because my windows are malfunctioning. I have a speaker system too. That's why I know. :) | 04:15 |
puff | nullr1: Also, check this: try sshing to the numeric ip address, not to the domain name. Might be dns. | 04:15 |
nivardus_ | are there any open source openssl key to PVK converters? | 04:15 |
Standarshy | Anyone here using a tabletpc with ubuntu? | 04:15 |
puff | nullr1: And also again, try sshing to localhost. | 04:15 |
yacyac | hi guys.. i have a printer setuped on my desktop.. i need to get it shared with other ubuntu and windows xp machins.. how do i get this done ? | 04:16 |
Jordan_U | brandenstone: Are you using Ubuntu 9.10? | 04:16 |
brandenstone | new_to_linux: It's been awhile since I've messed around with it. | 04:16 |
nullr1 | puff: I did ip/dns and local host none work Its the server not running | 04:16 |
new_to_linux | brandenstone: lol | 04:16 |
puff | nullr1: Come again? | 04:17 |
brandenstone | new_to_linux: Yes, but I've had the same problem with previous versions of Linux. | 04:17 |
Standarshy | Does anyone know to calibrate a pen under linux? | 04:17 |
brandenstone | Standarshy: Nope. | 04:17 |
puff | nullr1: if you run the ssh client from the command line on the remote machine, sshd should have no bearing on whether oyu can connect to some other machine. | 04:17 |
Jordan_U | brandenstone: That question was from me, not new_to_linux :) | 04:17 |
Standarshy | Anyone else besides brandenstone? | 04:18 |
puff | nullr1: If you cannot ssh _in_ and you also cannot ssh _out_, that's a pretty strong clue that it's the local network, firewall, gateway, or something similar. | 04:18 |
brandenstone | Jordan_U: Oops. Big lol I didn't notice until you said something. | 04:18 |
nullr1 | puff: I can ssh out but not in | 04:18 |
Royall | what is the usual path to gedit? | 04:19 |
Royall | I need to "choose a text editor" | 04:19 |
Royall | via a file selector window | 04:19 |
nullr1 | puff: what is the command to check what is running on port 22 ? | 04:19 |
puff | Royall: open a terminal winbdow and do "which gedit" | 04:19 |
brandenstone | Standarshy: There might be someone where that knows. | 04:19 |
Jordan_U | Royall: /usr/bin/gedit | 04:19 |
puff | nullr1: netstat. | 04:19 |
Royall | puff: beautiful thanks | 04:19 |
* Standarshy is trying to find the person that knows how to calibrate the pen | 04:20 |
Jordan_U | Royall: You can find the full path for any command with "which <command>" | 04:20 |
gabriela | ho | 04:20 |
chuy_max | I suspect that my country's ubuntu repositories are not the fastest available. is there an utility or website to test which repository is the fastest for your internet connection? | 04:20 |
puff | Standarshy: Sorry, I wish I had a tablet PC, but I don't. | 04:20 |
Royall | Jordan_U: I realize thanks | 04:20 |
Jordan_U | chuy_max: Yes, it's part of System > Administration > Software Sources | 04:20 |
Jordan_U | Royall: np | 04:20 |
brandenstone | Standarshy: Just be patient since there are so many people here at one time... someone will answer. | 04:20 |
chuy_max | mmm, ok :D | 04:20 |
puff | nullr1: netstat -lnp | fgrep 22 | 04:20 |
nullr1 | puff: thanks thats the one i was looking for | 04:21 |
Taim | Anybody with netinstall setup expertise? I seem to be doing something wrong with my server setup. | 04:21 |
puff | netstat, -l for listening sockets, -n for numeric port instead of port name, and -p for display process ID and process name. | 04:21 |
Standarshy | brandenstone: Is there a general area where devices would usually be configured? | 04:22 |
nullr1 | puff: its not running | 04:22 |
Roey | http://pastebin.com/m385a7cb <-- SD card insertion notification in KDE system tray applet worked for me yesterday, before I did an upgrade of the files listed in the link there... Anyone else having issues? | 04:22 |
DasEi | !details | Taim | 04:22 |
ubottu | Taim: Please give us full details. For example: "I have a problem with ..., I'm running Ubuntu version .... When I try to do ..., I get the following output: ..., but I expected it to do ..." | 04:22 |
nullr1 | puff: hold on | 04:22 |
brandenstone | Jordan_U: I'm using 9:10, but have had that same problem with previous with previous versions of Ubuntu. | 04:22 |
puff | Anybody know a) is there a less user-unfriendly googletalk client, b) how/what to set up to use google voice to make phone calls? | 04:22 |
Taim | Let's see here.... | 04:22 |
Roey | puff: nice nick | 04:23 |
Taim | installing karmic i386 alternate via PXE. | 04:23 |
Roey | billybigrigger: heh | 04:23 |
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Taim | server is running karmic with dnsmasq and lighttp. | 04:23 |
Taim | I have the cd loop mounted to /var/www/ubuntu-i386-alt | 04:23 |
* mahngiel waves good eve to all | 04:23 |
prappl93 | Every time I install the ATI driver then restart, it flashes to something saying that it can't load a resolution so it tries another one, but after that it appears to crash because nothing happens. | 04:23 |
prappl93 | How do I fix that? | 04:24 |
nullr1 | puff: $ sudo /etc/init.d/sshd start | 04:24 |
nullr1 | sudo: /etc/init.d/sshd: command not found | 04:24 |
nullr1 | | 04:24 |
webbb82 | what is ubuntu-x | 04:24 |
Jeruvy | Taim: try to keep your responses on one line and type the nick of who you are talking to first, thanks. | 04:24 |
Taim | sigh | 04:24 |
nullr1 | puff: please tell me it did not get uninstalled | 04:24 |
geirha | nullr1: The init script is named ssh, not sshd | 04:24 |
Roasted | Does anybody use AWN dock with dual screen? I can't seem to figure out how to get the dock OFF of my 2nd monitor and onto my primary monitor. | 04:24 |
brandenstone | Standarshy: Not sure. I'm assuming you'd need some form of plugin. I'll browse a sec to see if I find anything while I wait for an answer from Jordan. | 04:24 |
puff | Roey: Thanks, been using it for a looooooong time. | 04:25 |
Jordan_U | nullr1: sudo invoke-rc.d ssh start | 04:25 |
nullr1 | geirha: oh puff gave me that command earlier | 04:25 |
puff | nullr1: Well, sshd is'nt necessarily installed by default. | 04:25 |
Roey | puff: I immediately thought of the song | 04:25 |
billybigrigger | Roey, heh? what you laughin at? | 04:25 |
billybigrigger | :P | 04:25 |
puff | Roey: What song, "Puff the fractal dragon?" | 04:25 |
nullr1 | geirha: sudo /etc/init.d/ssh start | 04:25 |
nullr1 | sudo: /etc/init.d/ssh: command not found | 04:25 |
Jordan_U | nullr1: /etc/init.d/ssh ( no "d" ) would work to but invoke-rc.d is the "proper" way to do it | 04:25 |
puff | geirha: no I didn't recommend restarting sshd. | 04:25 |
Roey | puff: the magic dragon | 04:26 |
puff | nullr1: It would be sshd if it's there. | 04:26 |
Roey | billybigrigger: nice nick :) | 04:26 |
DasEi | Taim: you try to boot the machine you want to install to with minimal-cd and then remote access the (full-) cd ?? | 04:26 |
nullr1 | Jordan_U: sudo invoke-rc.d ssh start | 04:26 |
nullr1 | invoke-rc.d: unknown initscript, /etc/init.d/ssh not found | 04:26 |
feyner | puff, its ssh in ubuntu | 04:26 |
Roey | billybigrigger: I like creative ones like that | 04:26 |
puff | nullr1: On second thought, no it woul-loses. | 04:26 |
puff | feyner: Thanks, I just checked... | 04:26 |
Jordan_U | nullr1: sudo apt-get install openssh-server | 04:26 |
Dracofodder | I saw a random blog posting today that said something along the lines of "installing from the upgrade button 9.04 to 9.10 in Synaptic would not get all the installation applications you get with downloading the DVD and installing from media" Wanting to find out if this is true. and, if so, where do I find out what is included int he DVD that wasn't sent along the online upgrade. | 04:26 |
webbb82 | is there any reason to install ubuntu-x | 04:26 |
Standarshy | brandenstone: Would seeing the output of my xinput be of any help? | 04:26 |
puff | nullr1: Step one, dpkg -l | fgrep -i ssh | 04:27 |
brandenstone | Standarshy: http://kerkness.ca/?s=Creating%20a%20Touch%20Screen%20Kiosk%20using%20Firefox,%20Ubuntu%20and%20Blackbox | 04:27 |
nullr1 | Jordan_U: I have all the config and key files How did they get there with no server? | 04:27 |
billybigrigger | Roey, yeah i'm quite a fan of it myself :) | 04:27 |
Roasted | Does anybody use AWN dock with dual screen? I can't seem to figure out how to get the dock OFF of my 2nd monitor and onto my primary monitor. | 04:27 |
JavaJimFl | Trying to compile driver for GDE-530T DLink nic on 9.1 server, receiving "kernel header version" errors. Any suggestions? | 04:27 |
Jordan_U | Dracofodder: Only ext4 and grub2, because those are major changes that are too risky to change in an upgrade | 04:27 |
Taim | DasEi: Installing karmic i386 alternate on a laptop via pxeboot. Server is karmic with dnsmasq and lighttpd. I am booting from the netboot image provided on the cd. I am pointing the archive mirror to my server and the loop-mounted full iso as the directory. | 04:27 |
puff | Jordan_U: Really? (re: invoke-rc.d) | 04:27 |
nullr1 | STUPID but reinstalling worked | 04:27 |
Taim | DasEi: so I get 404's for some but not all of the files. | 04:27 |
Jordan_U | puff: Yes | 04:27 |
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Dracofodder | Jordan_U: thanks! that tells me its nothing I need to worry over downloading anytime soon. | 04:28 |
geirha | nullr1: Uninstalling a package does not remove the configuration for that package | 04:28 |
puff | Jordan_U: I'm more familiar with /etc/init.d, been using it for years. What's the rational for using invoke-rc.d being more proper? | 04:28 |
brandenstone | Jordan_U: Got any ideas? | 04:28 |
DasEi | Taim: why not put the lappi to i-net and use the online repos instead ? | 04:28 |
Thedude42 | anyone know of a fix if your encrypted root partition won't mount at boot, but it does mount in initramfs? | 04:28 |
Taim | DasEi: It's much slower? | 04:28 |
eatloaf | Where is the correct place to manually place new software in my filesystem? /usr/local/bin? | 04:28 |
ubuntumason | I have a problem with Karmic, whenever I try to install/activate new drivers, I get caught on the "downloading and installing driver" window | 04:29 |
ubuntumason | D: | 04:29 |
nullr1 | Wow that makes sense I installed 9.10 today by default I keep a different /home/ partition and thats is why everything was still there from my 9.04 install. I am such a n00b | 04:29 |
Jordan_U | brandenstone: no, sorry | 04:29 |
kermit | eatloaf: i add ~/bin/ to my path, so anything i might want to keep accross systems is easily backed up with my personal files. | 04:29 |
DasEi | Taim: k, but updated and less complicated, are there permission problems maybe in your current approach ? | 04:29 |
virtuald | thedude42: what do you mean. what happens? | 04:29 |
kermit | eatloaf: (and put uncommon apps in there) | 04:29 |
nullr1 | sorry for wasting everyones time | 04:29 |
ubuntumason | Whenever I try to activate a driver, the "downloading and installing drivers" window just hangs there | 04:29 |
Taim | DasEi: Possibly...But doubtful. | 04:30 |
Billiard | ubuntumason: what driver? | 04:30 |
eatloaf | kermit: what about apps i want runnable by any user? | 04:30 |
Standarshy | ugg | 04:30 |
ubuntumason | Broadcom wireless | 04:30 |
kermit | eatloaf: well then yea usr/local | 04:30 |
Standarshy | that was difficult enough to get back in | 04:30 |
eatloaf | kermit: k thanks | 04:30 |
george | hello | 04:31 |
Standarshy | brandenstone: I am not trying to set up a Kiosk, I'm not even sure what that is | 04:31 |
DasEi | Taim: I did few installs by minimal/inet but apart from reading I haven't tried psxe, so I draw back there | 04:31 |
mahngiel | hi | 04:31 |
Jordan_U | puff: I don't think that it really makes a difference, possibly so that the exact directory path / back end ( maybe in 2020 it will init scripts will be stored in a database ) can change while scripts can still use invoke-rc.d the same way | 04:31 |
brandenstone | Everyone: <bold> FWD Chat Post: </bold> "I login to Ubuntu and begin scrolling through my Applications, Places, Etc... and no problem. I select system, then mouse settings (whatever) and as soon as I hover over any buttons, check spaces, roll down menus, the mouse has a hay day and selects random stuff... usually closest to the left of the screen. If I choose to select Accessibility with the mouse pointer, it'll flicker and flucker | 04:31 |
DasEi | pxe* | 04:31 |
freaky[t] | anyone familiar with evolution? (mail client) .. because im trying to add mail filters for an imap server but they arent getting applied i mean, no mails get moved to another folder. like if a mail comes from @bla.com i want it to be automatically moved to folder "frombla" ... isnt that possible for imap servers with evolution? | 04:31 |
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Jordan_U | puff: It's official debian policy that all package scripts should use invoke-rc.d | 04:31 |
llua | is there a way to undelete a file from a second partiton? they dont go to trash | 04:32 |
george | when i change the window manager to gnome-shell in terminal or wit configediter it reverts back to metacity | 04:32 |
Taim | DasEi: I have pxeboot working. I think it's something with the net install and the fact that I am using either copied or loop-mounted media. | 04:32 |
george | any ideas? | 04:32 |
brandenstone | Standarshy: I would help, but as you can see I'm not in too good a shape myself. lol | 04:32 |
Standarshy | Can anyone here assist me in calibrating my tabletpc pen? | 04:32 |
puff | Jordan_U: Ah, so it's an abstraction layer. | 04:32 |
ubuntumason | Does Linux not like Broadcom drivers | 04:32 |
Standarshy | brandenstone: I missed whatever problem you stated as having. | 04:32 |
Roasted | Does anybody use AWN dock with dual screen? I can't seem to figure out how to get the dock OFF of my 2nd monitor and onto my primary monitor. | 04:32 |
Taim | DasEi: I tried setting all my files 0777 (I know, it's bad stuff, but....) with no sucess. | 04:32 |
insm0d | ubuntumason, I think it's the other way around | 04:32 |
grendal-prime | grrrr | 04:32 |
grendal-prime | this is making me crazy | 04:33 |
DasEi | Taim: a loop-mounted device is same as cd, that's not a problem, how owns the mountpoint ? | 04:33 |
george | when i change the window manager to gnome-shell in terminal or wit configediter it reverts back to metacity? any ideas? | 04:33 |
Taim | DasEi: www-data | 04:33 |
DasEi | Taim: a loop-mounted device is same as cd, that's not a problem, who owns the mountpoint ? | 04:33 |
brandenstone | Standarshy: Don't worry about it... I tried w/ it like it is. :D | 04:33 |
rogertemp1 | hello, when i bootup grub2 shows linux 9.10 2.6.31-14 generic and linux 9.10 2.6.28-16 generic, whats the difference...which one should i be using? | 04:33 |
grendal-prime | ubuntu network-manager-plugin is not letting me add a openvpn network | 04:33 |
grendal-prime | the add button is just grey | 04:33 |
Jordan_U | puff: For a practical advantage you can use tab completion to complete parameters ( like start, stop, status etc ) if you use invoke-rc.d | 04:33 |
george | roger use 31-14 its the newer one | 04:34 |
nullr1 | Another dumb question but is it possible to tunnel with the "ssh" command like you can do on a windows machine with putty or is tunneling a different command? | 04:34 |
Taim | nullr1: You can.... | 04:34 |
sekyourbox | SSH is tunneling | 04:34 |
rogertemp1 | george: ok thanks | 04:35 |
george | np =] | 04:35 |
Jordan_U | rogertemp1: 2.6.28-16 is your old kernel from before you upgraded to Ubuntu 9.10. Old kernels are kept so that if there is a problem with a kernel upgrade you can always go back to a known working kernel | 04:35 |
nullr1 | Taim: does it tunnel every port or do I have to tunnel specific ports like putty | 04:35 |
virtuald | nullr1: see the -L and -R options on the man page | 04:35 |
brandenstone | nullr1: The commands on Windows Command Prompt and Linux Terminal are not the same. | 04:35 |
Taim | nullr1: The exact same as putty | 04:35 |
rogertemp1 | ok | 04:35 |
mezquitale | anybody knows how to shutdown ssh on port 22? I have openssh installed and configured in a nonstandard port however port 22 is still open locally, how can I disable port 22?? | 04:35 |
Roasted | Does anybody use AWN dock with dual screen? I can't seem to figure out how to get the dock OFF of my 2nd monitor and onto my primary monitor. | 04:36 |
puff | Jordan_U: That is, atually, a significant nicety. | 04:36 |
george | when i change the window manager to gnome-shell in terminal or wit configediter it reverts back to metacity? any ideas? | 04:36 |
Billiard | mezquitale: i beleive all ports are open unless you configure the firewall | 04:36 |
phiberoptik192 | only on port 22? or shutdown ssh totally? | 04:36 |
feyner | mezquitale, have you restarted ssh? | 04:36 |
phiberoptik192 | /etc/init.d/ssh stop | 04:36 |
phiberoptik192 | sudo | 04:36 |
mezquitale | feyner, no, I havent restarted ssh | 04:36 |
nullr1 | Taim: thanks it was the -L command | 04:37 |
feyner | mezquitale, sudo service ssh restart | 04:37 |
ChogyDan | george: you probably arent going to get much support for gnome-shell here. You probably should ask in a gnome channel (maybe a different server too?) | 04:37 |
Taim | nullr1: Indeed. | 04:37 |
brandenstone | ** Is there a phone I can call for Ubuntu support? | 04:37 |
virtuald | mezquitale: if you haven't rebooted since you reconfigured sshd then find the PID with netstat -np|grep 22 and kill it | 04:37 |
rogertemp1 | new question: does music play better with digital stereo duplex (IEC958), i have no output when i select this under hardware..only analog stereo works...what is digital stereo duplex anyway | 04:37 |
brandenstone | ...number... | 04:37 |
nullr1 | brandenstone: you are already here why call? | 04:37 |
BDOTH | KDE feels like I'm clicking on tin foil buttons. | 04:38 |
mezquitale | virtuald, I've rebooted my server ever since I configured it. I configured it to use a nonstandard port but port 22 is still open though | 04:38 |
russlar | brandenstone: did you buy support from canonical? | 04:38 |
Bookman | How can I play a video store in an .iso image instead of burning it to a dvd then playing it? | 04:38 |
brandenstone | nullr1: I'm not getting anywhere. :( est20min+ | 04:38 |
ChogyDan | rogertemp1: sound is sketch atm. just go with what works | 04:38 |
virtuald | mezquitale: ok, can you pastebin your conf? | 04:38 |
brandenstone | russlar: no | 04:38 |
BDOTH | Brookman, I just open the ISO in VLC, works every time. | 04:39 |
Jordan_U | Bookman: VLC can play iso files directly or you can mount the iso file | 04:39 |
insm0d | Bookman, I'll have a guide for you in a moment | 04:39 |
nullr1 | brandenstone: what is your problem? write it all in one response so its easy to keep track of. They have helped on both my problems. | 04:39 |
ChogyDan | !iso | Bookman | 04:39 |
ubottu | Bookman: To mount an ISO disc image, type « sudo mount -o loop <ISO-filename> <mountpoint> » - There is a list of useful cd image conversion tools at http://wiki.linuxquestions.org/wiki/CD_Image_Conversion - Always verify the ISO using !MD5 before !burning. | 04:39 |
brandenstone | russlar: How much is support? Do you have a link? | 04:39 |
Standarshy | brandenstone: How long is sufficient before repeating my question? | 04:39 |
DasEi | !iso | Bookman | 04:40 |
mezquitale | virtuald, yes I can, Im just wondering what could be wrong with my setup? I try to login locally specifying port 22, it attempts to login but fails because I use a key which is the way I want it but port 22 is supposed to be closed, how do you close the port? does port 22 get automatically closed when you specify a non standard port? | 04:40 |
feyner | virtuald, or he can do sed -i 's/Port 22/Port NEWPORT/g' /etc/ssh/sshd_config ; service ssh resstart | 04:40 |
brandenstone | Standarshy: Confused?? | 04:40 |
russlar | brandenstone: http://www.ubuntu.com/support/services | 04:40 |
rogertemp1 | ChogyDan, didnt follow..what is sketch atm | 04:40 |
Bookman | Jordan_U, How do I get vlc to play .iso directly? | 04:40 |
Standarshy | brandenstone: nvm | 04:40 |
ChogyDan | rogertemp1: sketchy at the moment | 04:40 |
mezquitale | virtuald, forget it, I found the culprit on the first line in sshd_config, port 22 is open in sshd_config | 04:41 |
Jordan_U | mezquitale: Yes, if you changed the configuration file properly ( and restarted sshd ) | 04:41 |
brandenstone | russlar: I'll forward my message. Please tell me to clarify if needed. | 04:41 |
DasEi | Bookman: follow the links given, mount the iso, point vlc to the mountpoint | 04:41 |
BDOTH | I'm going to go Raid the Fridge. WHO'S BLOODY WITH ME?! | 04:41 |
virtuald | mezquitale: I thought so :) | 04:41 |
russlar | brandenstone: I don't knwo gnome. I can't help you | 04:41 |
Bookman | DasEi, what should the mountpoint name be? where should it be stored? | 04:41 |
rogertemp1 | oh ok | 04:41 |
mezquitale | Jordan_U, I have port 22 open in sshd_config, I'm going to erase the line and restart the server lke feyner told me to | 04:42 |
* brandenstone walks outside his house and screams!!!!!!!!!!!! | 04:42 |
insm0d | Bookman, a mountpoint is an empty folder | 04:42 |
DasEi | Bookman: say the iso is called film.iso, do a : | 04:42 |
nullr1 | brandenstone: WHAT IS THE PROBLEM | 04:42 |
DasEi | Bookman: sudo mkdir /media/iso | 04:42 |
brandenstone | <bold> FWD Chat Post: </bold> "I login to Ubuntu and begin scrolling through my Applications, Places, Etc... and no problem. I select system, then mouse settings (whatever) and as soon as I hover over any buttons, check spaces, roll down menus, the mouse has a hay day and selects random stuff... usually closest to the left of the screen. If I choose to select Accessibility with the mouse pointer, it'll flicker and flucker and not o | 04:42 |
ChogyDan | rogertemp1: sorry, maybe that is too american of lingo. Sound support isn't that great nor comprehensive. Just go with what works | 04:42 |
Bookman | DasEi, ah, got it. | 04:42 |
nullr1 | brandenstone: when all else fails reintsall | 04:43 |
george | lol | 04:43 |
DasEi | Bookman:sudo mount -o loop fil.iso /media/iso | 04:43 |
george | the gnome-shell channel told me to ask here | 04:43 |
george | they said its probably something in ubuntu | 04:43 |
DasEi | Bookman:sudo chown -R <yourUsernameHere> /media/iso | 04:43 |
brandenstone | nullr1: Doesn't work... every version... every time... it doesn't work. :( | 04:43 |
freaky[t] | anyone familiar with evolution? (mail client) .. because im trying to add mail filters for an imap server but they arent getting applied i mean, no mails get moved to another folder. like if a mail comes from @bla.com i want it to be automatically moved to folder "frombla" ... isnt that possible for imap servers with evolution? | 04:43 |
george | also i used it just fine on here about 3 weeks ago till i uninstalled and tried xubuntu.. now its a no go | 04:43 |
ChogyDan | george: how did you install it? | 04:43 |
DasEi | Bookman:vlc /media/iso | 04:43 |
nullr1 | brandenstone: Maybe its not the software ;) | 04:44 |
george | from the repo for ubuntu like i did last time | 04:44 |
Taim | brandenstone: maybe hardware? | 04:44 |
Standarshy | Can anyone here assist me in calibrating my tabletpc pen? | 04:44 |
george | worked just fine >_> | 04:44 |
Bookman | DasEi, what if the .iso is on a remote computer? On my LAN? | 04:44 |
Linux-IRC | I did mkfs.vfat /dev/sdb | 04:44 |
brandenstone | Nope, all my other OSs work perfect. :D | 04:44 |
ChogyDan | george: erm, xubuntu isnt gnome. Maybe gnome-shell just doenst work with xubuntu? | 04:44 |
brandenstone | Multiboot system. :) | 04:44 |
Taim | brandenstone: what is the mouse make/model? | 04:44 |
DasEi | Bookman: access via samba (or nfs or..) | 04:44 |
george | oh my bad i reinstalled gnome/ubuntu again | 04:44 |
brandenstone | Swissgear | 04:45 |
george | 9.10 | 04:45 |
Linux-IRC | I did mkfs.vfat /dev/sdb , after fdisk -l , it shows /dev/sdb linux , why ? what should i do ? | 04:45 |
Jordan_U | Bookman: If you can access the file you can mount it | 04:45 |
Jeruvy | freaky[t]: highlight the message and ctrl-y. Does that move it? | 04:45 |
george | same stuff i was using a few weeks ago | 04:45 |
Taim | brandenstone: swissgear what? Do you have a model number? | 04:45 |
nullr1 | brandenstone: what else have you tried? also what mouse are you using? | 04:45 |
Jordan_U | Bookman: You can even mount an iso file from an http server without download the whole iso first if you really want to :) | 04:45 |
kermit_ | i wanna asking about the new clamav? | 04:46 |
ChogyDan | george: so you installed from a ppa, and then you use the command: gnome-shell --replace ? | 04:46 |
DasEi | Jordan_U: though watching dvd could be hard (speed) | 04:46 |
brandenstone | Taim: Swissgear The Spyder and it's a wireless mouse. That's all I know. :/ | 04:46 |
Bookman | DasEi, So, would I mount it with sudo mount -o loop sftp://.........? | 04:46 |
kermit_ | is there any body using new clamav user interface? | 04:46 |
Linux-IRC | I did mkfs.vfat /dev/sdb , after fdisk -l , it shows /dev/sdb linux , why ? what should i do ? | 04:46 |
mezquitale | port 22: Connection refused, thank you virtuald feyner Jordan_U virtuald | 04:46 |
DasEi | Bookman: yes, if the bandwith is good enough | 04:46 |
flasbang73 | i know this isnt the place but this irc has the most ppl can someone pls try logging into ftp://flasbang73.dyndns.org and tell me if it works | 04:46 |
Bookman | DasEi, We shall see! | 04:46 |
nullr1 | brandenstone: when my mouse goes crazy sometimes just unplugging it and reconnecting work | 04:46 |
DasEi | Bookman: also can use vlc to open network | 04:47 |
Jordan_U | !offtopic | flasbang73 | 04:47 |
ubottu | flasbang73: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics. Thanks! | 04:47 |
DasEi | Bookman: you gotto mount the iso on the remote machine and then again point vlc to it | 04:47 |
george | ppa no? it's in the normal ubuntu repos | 04:47 |
george | and gnome-shell --replace works fine | 04:47 |
DasEi | Bookman: vlc = video lan | 04:47 |
mezquitale | somebody keeps loggin in to my router and changing the routes--man in the middle attack--how should I go about it? Obviously, there is a security hole in my router that very few people know about but should I report the culprit?? what should I do? | 04:47 |
brandenstone | nullr1: Using the mouse via numpad doesn't really solve the issue either. Unplugging it and etc... doesn't work. | 04:47 |
freaky[t] | Jeruvy, it's now displaying "filtering selected message" "retrieving selected message" and "refreshing folder" at the bottom all 3 at the same time since 3 minutes | 04:48 |
george | ChogyDan : ppa no? it's in the normal ubuntu repos | and gnome-shell --replace works fine | 04:48 |
brandenstone | nullr1: It's both the mouse and windows that are causing the issue. | 04:48 |
Bookman | DasEi, hmm, didn't seem to work | 04:49 |
ChogyDan | george: hmm, ok. Cool that its in the repos, but if that works, what is the problem? I thought it didnt work | 04:49 |
nullr1 | brandenstone: reintsall | 04:49 |
george | it doesn't want to be default | 04:49 |
Jeruvy | freaky[t]: not unusual. | 04:49 |
slinkeey | ok | 04:49 |
Taim | brandenstone: Did you try turning sensitivity down a notch or two? | 04:49 |
george | when i do the command to change it to default.. it reverts back to metacity | 04:49 |
slinkeey | I lost my dns again | 04:49 |
slinkeey | I added 4.2.2.2 and I am up now | 04:49 |
ChogyDan | george: ah, sorry, I've no idea | 04:49 |
freaky[t] | Jeruvy, now it says error while resfreshing folder and nothing got moved | 04:49 |
george | ;x | 04:50 |
DasEi | Bookman: can you reach the file via wget or scp / vsftp ? | 04:50 |
r00ttap | exit | 04:50 |
brandenstone | nullr1: Doesn't work. Number 5+ I've reinstalled fresh on it. | 04:50 |
george | im not sure why it would work 3 weeks ago, but now natha .-. | 04:50 |
slinkeey | I am not sure why I keep loosing connection to my internet router's dns server | 04:50 |
sontek | Hey, i'm trying to get my vpn to work and getting this in /var/log/messages http://paste2.org/p/511697 | 04:50 |
brandenstone | Taim: yes. | 04:50 |
Bookman | DasEi, yup | 04:50 |
Jeruvy | freaky[t]: sounds like your rules are not working. | 04:50 |
freaky[t] | strange | 04:50 |
DasEi | Bookman: what kind of server is the remote machine running ? | 04:51 |
nullr1 | brandenstone: I have only had this issue with kde never with gnome. I mean reainstall ubuntu backup /home/ and your useful bits and wipe the rest | 04:51 |
Bookman | DasEi, I am accessing the file via sftp | 04:51 |
AaronM | g'night | 04:51 |
brandenstone | nullr1: I've had both KDE and GNOME. Both did it and KDE was worse. | 04:51 |
Jeruvy | freaky[t]: are you having problems checking mail? | 04:52 |
DasEi | Bookman: try to use vlc > open netw... > ftp://ip/path/to/mount | 04:52 |
freaky[t] | Jeruvy, no | 04:52 |
grendal-prime | ok guys does anyone use the network-manager-openvpn plugin? | 04:52 |
Jeruvy | freaky[t]: what did the error message appear for? ie: what were you doing when the error occurred? | 04:52 |
DasEi | Bookman: prbly the remote machine doesn't allow access | 04:52 |
freaky[t] | Jeruvy, waiting for ctrl+y to finish | 04:53 |
brandenstone | nullr1: Can I get technicians that specialize in Ubuntu or simply Linux? | 04:53 |
Jeruvy | freaky[t]: try deleting your rule and recreating it, if its a compound filter, try just one step at a time. | 04:53 |
Agrajag- | g'day, does anyone know if the current libnotify notifications are configurable? the old ones were much better. these ones in 9.10 stay there forever and notification-properties doesn't change them at all | 04:54 |
nullr1 | brandenstone: theres people here from time to time you can try the forums but thats is useless with obscure issues such as this one. anyother way youd have to pay | 04:54 |
insm0d | Agrajag, you're comment is relevant to my interests as well | 04:54 |
wabz | g'day, does anyone know how to make the windows in the window list clickable? it only works about half the time | 04:55 |
freaky[t] | Jeruvy, i allready deleted it 3 times and reset it up | 04:55 |
wabz | the other half, the windows don't focus | 04:55 |
wabz | how did this get released | 04:55 |
Bookman | DasEi, yeah, doesn't seem to work. I have access to any file via sftp that I want. Just not for movie viewing, or .iso access. | 04:55 |
denis_k | does freenode not accepts periods in nicknames? | 04:55 |
nullr1 | brandenstone: Do you have another mouse/keyboard you can try? | 04:55 |
wabz | denis_k: it's pretty hard to try it and see | 04:55 |
Jeruvy | freaky[t]: what are you trying to do? | 04:55 |
webbb82 | can someone please help me when i add sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ricotz/testing witch adds docky to the sources but when i do apt-get instaLL docky it says not found | 04:56 |
freaky[t] | Jeruvy, adding a mail filter for one account, to move new mails from a specific sender to a specific folder for that sender | 04:56 |
webbb82 | this is the site its on | 04:56 |
webbb82 | http://www.webupd8.org/2009/10/install-docky-and-update-gnome-shell.html | 04:56 |
DBO | webbb82, the ppa has moved | 04:56 |
denis_k | wabz: tried with empathy but keeps saying error blah blah, can't really check since it doesn't have the server channel | 04:56 |
Bookman | DasEi, I don't think what I'm trying to do is possible. | 04:56 |
wabz | webbb82: apt-get update? | 04:56 |
SikEnCide | webbb82 try doing a sudo apt-get update first | 04:56 |
denis_k | i guess it doesn't, never saw anybody with a . | 04:56 |
DBO | webbb82, sudo add-apt-repository ppa:docky-core | 04:56 |
webbb82 | alreADY did | 04:56 |
nullr1 | brandenstone: have you tried selecting a different mouse during install? | 04:56 |
Jeruvy | freaky[t]: can you describe each filter as you've added it? | 04:56 |
wabz | why is libnotify part of karmic | 04:57 |
Billiard | Agrajag-: what do you want to change? | 04:57 |
DBO | wabz, lots of things link it | 04:57 |
wabz | well it's a piece of shit! | 04:57 |
Jeruvy | freaky[t]: if copying that in chat is difficult, try exporting the filter and pastebin'ing it. | 04:57 |
brandenstone | nullr1: No to question one and two. I'm using a Logitech wired keyboard and Swissgear wireless mouse. There brand new and don't have any problems with other operating systems. | 04:57 |
freaky[t] | if sender contains mail.domain.tld action: move to inbox --> domain | 04:57 |
DBO | wabz, whats wrong with it now, and please dont swear | 04:57 |
freaky[t] | @ Jeruvy | 04:57 |
Agrajag- | Billiard: the placement of them, how long they stay up, whether clicking on them makes them disappear and the next one pop up etc. | 04:57 |
denis_k | does anybody know how to change the timer for the automatic touchpad disable? | 04:58 |
nullr1 | brandenstone: do you just reinstall the xwindow or the whole os? | 04:58 |
wabz | DBO: I can't configure where they go, they look like rubbish, and they hover around forever | 04:59 |
webbb82 | does anyone knpow what the package ubuntu-x does to your xorg files | 04:59 |
wabz | and the config thing does nothing | 04:59 |
brandenstone | nullr1: What's the difference? I downloaded the full 32bit 9:10 OS and installed with Grub 2. | 04:59 |
DBO | wabz, thats notify osd you have a problem with, not libindicate | 04:59 |
Billiard | Agrajag-: well i know you can change the position of them, there may be other settings somewhere else. to change the position and them you can run the command libnotify-config i believe its called, you can type libnotify <tab><tab> if that doesnt work | 04:59 |
DBO | wabz, libnotify, sorry | 04:59 |
Bookman | anyone else know how to mount a .iso file on a computer over a network? | 04:59 |
freaky[t] | Jeruvy, :( seems like evolution cant help me there :( | 05:00 |
brandenstone | nullr1: I've installed previous versions w/ Kunbuntu and had the same issues. | 05:00 |
freaky[t] | maybe i should switch to firefox | 05:00 |
Billiard | Bookman: accessing it how? | 05:00 |
freaky[t] | thunderbird i mean | 05:00 |
Jeruvy | freaky[t]: so the filter is based on 'sender' and 'contains' a.example.com and the result is to 'move to folder' and you've selected "inbox"? | 05:00 |
freaky[t] | Jeruvy, yes | 05:00 |
Jeruvy | freaky[t]: try changing the folder to something other than inbox | 05:00 |
Bookman | Billiard, I just want to play a dvd video that is in .iso form on a remote server. | 05:01 |
nullr1 | brandenstone: try 64 bit and run the disk image self test when it starts up. I have gotten bad disk images and installs without a problem but later fails. | 05:01 |
Bookman | Billiard, via sftp | 05:01 |
freaky[t] | Jeruvy, it's inbox-->folderforthoseeMAils | 05:01 |
nullr1 | brandenstone: hold on | 05:01 |
brandenstone | nullr1: Kunbuntu was a nightmare compared to Ubuntu. | 05:01 |
Billiard | Bookman: could install sshfs | 05:01 |
BDOTH | speaking of evolution, did you know that in the tech world there are 3 levels? Nerd, Computer Repair guy, Geek. Geek being the highest level of computer smarts. | 05:01 |
Bookman | Billiard, on which, the server or the client? | 05:01 |
DBO | webbb82, so is docky going okay for you? | 05:01 |
Billiard | Bookman: client | 05:02 |
erebus | when do you go from Nerd to Computer Repair Guy? | 05:02 |
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webbb82 | no its too slow | 05:02 |
Agrajag- | Billiard: there is no libnotify-config or similar, i can't find it with apt-cache search, do you know which package provides it? notification-properties exists, but the options is gives don't actually do anything | 05:02 |
Jeruvy | freaky[t]: try deleting the action and adding it with the correct folder name. Then quit and restart evolution | 05:02 |
BDOTH | When you finish college. | 05:02 |
erebus | I can never tell if Nerd is still a bad label anymore | 05:02 |
mwhudson | my wifi on my karmic macbook seems to have died recently :( | 05:02 |
Voss | bdoth, just because youre a geek doesnt mean you can fix a computer | 05:02 |
freaky[t] | Jeruvy, didnt help | 05:02 |
brandenstone | nullr1: I have a compatible Gigabyte 64bit motherboard, but a 32bit CPU. It won't work on my computer. I built the entire computer. :/ | 05:02 |
freaky[t] | Jeruvy, did u every try remote desktop access with ubuntu? | 05:02 |
Bookman | Billiard, and how to use? | 05:03 |
Billiard | Agrajag-: it should be on your machine already | 05:03 |
denis_k | How do you change the time the touchpad is disabled during+after a key press? | 05:03 |
nullr1 | brandenstone: you are using single core processor? | 05:03 |
brandenstone | Yes. | 05:03 |
mwhudson | is this known? | 05:03 |
Jeruvy | freaky[t]: then it sounds like the condition is not valid since it's not being met. | 05:03 |
nullr1 | brandenstone: do you have a KVM? | 05:03 |
Agrajag- | Billiard: i can assure you it is not | 05:03 |
freaky[t] | Jeruvy, do u want remote desktop access to show me how? | 05:03 |
mwhudson | i tried to search lp but i'm on my phone... | 05:03 |
eboyjr | Hey I hate to be a bummer to always come here with problems lol :P But the regular laptop speaker output on the sound preferences dialog is gone and will only go out through the HDMI port... Is there anyway this can be fixed? | 05:03 |
Voss | A Comp sci degree does not give you the knowledge to service a computer | 05:03 |
nullr1 | Voss: are you james? | 05:03 |
Billiard | Agrajag-: what happens when you type libnotif and hit tab twice | 05:04 |
Voss | No im not James | 05:04 |
BDOTH | I love quad core. My amd phenom black edition processes so smoothly and fast it's like sex when you turn it on | 05:04 |
Billiard | Bookman: read the man page "man sshfs" | 05:04 |
nullr1 | BDOTH: sure | 05:04 |
Agrajag- | Billiard: nothing | 05:04 |
brandenstone | nullr1: Pentium 570J 3.8GHz CPU. | 05:04 |
Voss | Bdoth, which means you really need to get laid | 05:04 |
denis_k | How do you change the time the touchpad is disabled during+after a key press? | 05:04 |
Jeruvy | freaky[t]: Filters work, so if it's not catching anything then the conditions are not valid. | 05:04 |
Agrajag- | Billiard: if you have it on your machine, can you run dpkg -S `which libnotify-bin` and tell me what it gives you? | 05:04 |
BDOTH | Voss, I know that all too well. My girl wont give it up but once a week. | 05:05 |
Billiard | Agrajag-: its not on the machine im currently on, try installing libnotify-bin | 05:05 |
Agrajag- | Billiard: already installed | 05:05 |
nullr1 | brandenstone: do you use a KVM switch? | 05:05 |
Bookman | Ok, all of this for a ridiculously simple solution. Use Nautilus. Go to Network, find the .iso on the remote machine. Open with other application>VLC | 05:05 |
Bookman | How easy is that? | 05:05 |
Voss | bdoth, if u can get laid once a week consider yourself a fortunate man. | 05:05 |
bazhang | BDOTH, please stay on topic and family friendly | 05:05 |
nullr1 | BDOTH: maybe you are doing it wrong? | 05:06 |
brandenstone | nullr1: I'm not sure. I'm thinking I don't. Why? Would that explain it? | 05:06 |
bazhang | Voss, stop that | 05:06 |
Billiard | Agrajag-: karmic? | 05:06 |
Voss | Sorry | 05:06 |
Agrajag- | Billiard: the only thing libnotify-bin provides in /usr/bin is notify-send | 05:06 |
Agrajag- | Billiard: yes | 05:06 |
denis_k | Nobody knows how to change the time the touchpad is disabled during+after a key press or even know where touchpad settings are? | 05:06 |
BDOTH | Bazhang, least I'm not using adult language. | 05:06 |
nullr1 | brandenstone: a switch which allows you to connect 2 computer and only use 1 mouse, keyboard and monitor just hit a button to switch between the 2 | 05:06 |
saturn` | server irc.rizon.net | 05:06 |
denis_k | ____ your adult language I need help :( | 05:07 |
steve_ | KVM switch can come in many configs... i have an 8 port KVM | 05:07 |
denis_k | you dont need to use adult language, just use blanks :P | 05:07 |
Techie__ | are acpi scripts located in /etc/acpi/ run as root? | 05:07 |
BDOTH | Well Denis, ask the question. See what happens. | 05:07 |
nullr1 | __________________________________________blank ;) | 05:07 |
brandenstone | nullr1: Does that matter on a multiboot system? It's on a separate HDD and is not in a virtual machine. | 05:07 |
rogertemp1 | hello, I have a link to a windows folder on my ubuntu desktop, its appears with an X, it says the link is broken..should be moved to trash, but it works once I open the C drive in My computer and enter my password | 05:08 |
freaky[t] | Jeruvy, ok thank you | 05:08 |
t0rc | So someone deleted part of a samba install. And now sudo apt-get install samba now says that packages are up to date but says it cannot configure things. :( | 05:08 |
denis_k | ive asked like 3 times | 05:08 |
denis_k | so im guessing nobody knows | 05:08 |
rogertemp1 | how do i make so the link always works | 05:08 |
nullr1 | brandenstone: no but are you keyboard and mouse directly connected to your computer? | 05:08 |
oldude67 | denis_k, have you looked under system>pref>mouse>keyboard settings? | 05:08 |
BDOTH | ask again denis | 05:08 |
Techie__ | rogertemp1, have the filesystem mount at boot | 05:08 |
brandenstone | nullr1: Yes. Why would that matter? | 05:08 |
nullr1 | brandenstone: with no hub or anything in between | 05:08 |
Billiard | Agrajag-: try typing notif and tib tab twice | 05:09 |
Billiard | Agrajag-: hit tab* | 05:09 |
BDOTH | Hey T0rc, try using synapic package manager to locate it, remove it and then reinstall it. | 05:09 |
nullr1 | brandenstone: there have been problems with kvm switches not being supported | 05:09 |
rogertemp1 | Techie_, i have no idea how to do this | 05:09 |
wabz | Billiard: notification-preferences? | 05:09 |
brandenstone | nullr1: It's connected directly to my computer. | 05:09 |
wabz | it has a Theme, and Position, neither of which are adhered to | 05:09 |
Billiard | wabz: could be called that | 05:09 |
Agrajag- | Billiard: that gives me notification-properties (which i've already said doesn't do anything) and notify-send | 05:09 |
Techie__ | are acpi scripts located in /etc/acpi/ run as root? | 05:09 |
denis_k | oldude67: theres a setting but you can't modify the time for it, which is useless | 05:10 |
brandenstone | nullr1: I don't have an external switch. | 05:10 |
denis_k | How do you change the time the touchpad is disabled during+after a key press? | 05:10 |
Billiard | Agrajag-: it sets the position of them for me, and it works | 05:10 |
Agrajag- | Billiard: notification-properties doesn't actually change them, there is already a bug regarding this, apparently it is deprecated | 05:10 |
t0rc | BDOTH, its server version, can I do that from command line? | 05:10 |
Bookman | Billiard, please take note of my solution for the future. So easy. | 05:10 |
Billiard | Agrajag-: idk works for me, sorry | 05:10 |
brandenstone | nullr1: The problem is related to the windows not functioning correctly too and not just the mouse. The keyboard works fine. :/ | 05:10 |
Voss | I upgraded a computer from Vista to win 7 tonight, it had an interesting feature. Instead of upgrading the existing folder, it renamed the existing to folder to folder.old and did a fresh install. | 05:11 |
Chaitu | hello All. Am trying to make my desktop look good by installing compiz. When I do compiz --replace in terminal.. I dont see any prog coming up.. can someone help me with that? | 05:11 |
BDOTH | t0rc, yes you can. if you know the name of the package, just do sudo apt what not like you would install it but instead write remove | 05:11 |
BDOTH | then install again after it's done.' | 05:11 |
Agrajag- | Billiard: i think you are mistaken, i have 3 9.10 boxes, on all of them it does nothing, and there is a bug on launchpad where everyone also says it does nothing | 05:11 |
Billiard | Voss: thats what it does | 05:11 |
leaf-sheep | Chaitu: No program should come up. Try moving windows and you should see some effects. | 05:12 |
nullr1 | brandenstone: try sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg | 05:12 |
brandenstone | nullr1: Can I get a better scan of my system or controller? Install something that will override the old settings to a personal preference? | 05:12 |
Billiard | Agrajag-: idk i installed from the alternate cd, pretty much all i installed is gnome and firefox, and my notifications show in the bottom right | 05:12 |
brandenstone | nullr1: in terminal? | 05:12 |
BDOTH | lol, every time I screwed up xserver config, reconfiguring it never did me any good. | 05:12 |
Chaitu | leaf-sheep, : I dont see any change in the way my screen looks or it functions | 05:12 |
t0rc | BDOTH, hmmm..... will try | 05:12 |
nullr1 | brandenstone: did sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg do anything? | 05:13 |
denis_k | whats the command to check if a program is running (more specifically a daemon)? | 05:13 |
simon | I installed the ubuntu server edition, and it's working excellent, except the Emacs font is horrible. any clues on which package to install to get some more fonts? | 05:13 |
jbnet | i installed a custom kernel, but my netbook is still booting the generic. how do i fix that (on karmic NBR) | 05:13 |
leaf-sheep | Chaitu: Perhaps you don't have the supported card. Perhaps it's not toggled on. Did you check Hardware Drivers? How about Visual Effects tab under Appearances? | 05:13 |
altf2o | ps - is a good way to see what's running. Also: top , will show a realtime view of what's running | 05:13 |
brandenstone | It took the command, but I'm not sure if it did anything. | 05:13 |
BDOTH | Denis, you want the command or can you use the process manager? | 05:13 |
denis_k | command | 05:14 |
Billiard | denis_k: for the services you can usually do "service servicename status" | 05:14 |
denis_k | thanks | 05:14 |
Chaitu | leaf-sheep, : Let me check visual effects. Last time I checked I did not have any visual effects tab in appreances | 05:14 |
BDOTH | Billiard beat me too it. my typing speed has failed me. | 05:14 |
nullr1 | brandenstone: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop --reinstall should reinstall it maybe that is what you are looking for? | 05:14 |
* simon uses xfontsel to find a good font. | 05:14 |
histo | denis_k: or /etc/inti.d/<nameofdaemon> status | 05:14 |
histo | usually | 05:14 |
denis_k | billiar: bah its not a service, daemons are considered services right? | 05:14 |
rogertemp | Techie_, how do i mount the filesystem on boot | 05:15 |
denis_k | billiard* :P my bad | 05:15 |
Billiard | denis_k: it should work for things in /etc/init.d | 05:15 |
altf2o | daemons are equiv. to what Windows calls "services" , yes. | 05:15 |
denis_k | oh, well, i guess i dont have that daemon... | 05:15 |
djda99 | org | 05:16 |
brandenstone | nullr1: That didn't work. | 05:16 |
nullr1 | denis_k: just type the first few letters and hit tab | 05:16 |
Chaitu | ok here's what I see under appearance : style , color , icons, themes, fonts, windows, gtk+ appreance, splash screen and emotions | 05:16 |
valros | so whats with wired and wireless connectivity completely cutting out at random in 64 bit karmic? | 05:16 |
Billiard | denis_k: which daemon | 05:16 |
nullr1 | brandenstone: the reconfig or the reinstall? | 05:16 |
Chaitu | I don't see visual effects tab at all | 05:16 |
brandenstone | nullr1: It says I already have the latest version. | 05:16 |
denis_k | syndaemon | 05:16 |
leaf-sheep | Chaitu: What are you using? | 05:16 |
Chaitu | Kubuntu leaf-sheep | 05:16 |
denis_k | billiard: i used it in 9.04 to disable the touchpad when typing, but I want to change the time it disables it | 05:17 |
denis_k | its not long enough at the moment | 05:17 |
t0rc | i am trying to connect to my ubuntu server via ssh but it is saying port 22 refused? | 05:17 |
brandenstone | nullr1: neither of those worked... just install. | 05:17 |
DanaG | interesting... I've pinned my system to give me the lucid kernel and pulseaudio, but Karmic everything-else. | 05:17 |
Billiard | denis_k: maybe try to install it i have never used it | 05:17 |
altf2o | is sshd up and running on it? (may have to physically connect). Either server\local WS blocking port 22? | 05:18 |
BDOTH | OH WHATS THIS PILE OF CRUD? Where did my precious pidgin Im go on ubuntu? Now there is some other program I cannot pronounce! | 05:18 |
leaf-sheep | Chaitu: Ah. I see. Not something I would know what to do. I did use it for few hours. I recall it was under Settings -- You have to find out and enable. Also, Hardware Drivers -- Drivers should be toggled. It's similar -- but a tad different. ;o | 05:18 |
denis_k | well ubuntu already stops my touch pad when typing, so i dont want to install something extra for nothing | 05:18 |
hazda | hye... | 05:18 |
hazda | i'm linux newbies | 05:18 |
hazda | i'm using xubuntu | 05:19 |
denis_k | omg, you're all the newbies in one person?! | 05:19 |
denis_k | just kidding | 05:19 |
valros | thatd be alot of people | 05:19 |
erebus | you have to ad pidgin from software Center download Bdoth | 05:19 |
BDOTH | hazda, you mean you are the collective conciseness of all newbies to Linux? | 05:19 |
Billiard | lol | 05:19 |
Chaitu | Thanks leaf-sheep. will try to find it | 05:19 |
BDOTH | I saw that but why did they change it from the default install? I mean common, why fix if it's not broken | 05:19 |
erebus | hehe no idea | 05:19 |
* denis_k joins hazda | 05:19 |
brandenstone | nullr1: Like I said, this problem is impossible to figure out. :'( | 05:20 |
johnjohn101 | are there problems with network manager and openvpn? I have to log in from command line | 05:20 |
hazda | i just install xubuntu today | 05:20 |
nvme | using ubuntu as a guest in virtualbox, i cant get it to detect my external HDD through the usb attaching thing, any idea why ? | 05:20 |
Billiard | johnjohn101: what happens when you try to use NM | 05:20 |
jbnet | how do i make the custom kernel the default in karmic netbook remix? | 05:20 |
BDOTH | Good for you hazda | 05:20 |
hazda | how to open my fat32 partition? | 05:20 |
BDOTH | x.x | 05:21 |
johnjohn101 | jbnet it fails immediatelyu | 05:21 |
infid | Billiard do you have the guest additions installed | 05:21 |
nullr1 | brandenstone: gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf | 05:21 |
Billiard | infid: wrong person lol | 05:21 |
hazda | whre i keep my data before | 05:21 |
nullr1 | brandenstone: pastebin.com that and post the link here | 05:21 |
DasEi | nvme: #vbox | 05:21 |
infid | s/billiard/nvme | 05:21 |
jbnet | johnjohn101: what do u mean? | 05:21 |
BDOTH | Someone tell hazda how to mount a fat32 partition, I don't remember it off hand | 05:21 |
DasEi | !mount | hazda | 05:21 |
ubottu | hazda: mount is used to attach devices to directories. See also https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Mount | 05:21 |
Billiard | hazda: can you no access it from the places menu? | 05:22 |
hazda | no | 05:22 |
skullbox | anyone know which gemail checker gets used by the messenging menu? | 05:22 |
DasEi | hazda: open a terml .. | 05:22 |
skullbox | gmail* | 05:22 |
hazda | i try ubuntu before..it shown on place | 05:22 |
DasEi | hazda: open ? | 05:22 |
Billiard | hazda: do you have a places menu on xubuntu? | 05:22 |
hazda | yes | 05:23 |
DasEi | hazda: sudo fdisk -l | 05:23 |
Billiard | !who | hazda | 05:23 |
DasEi | !who | hazda | 05:23 |
ubottu | hazda: As you can see, this is a large channel. If you're speaking to someone in particular, please put their nickname in what you say (use !tab), or else messages get lost and it becomes confusing :) | 05:23 |
DasEi | hehe | 05:23 |
smacnay | does ubuntu have a firewall running by default? | 05:23 |
Billiard | smart bot lol | 05:23 |
johnjohn101 | jbnet, I imported a .ovpn file that works. It loads the keys correctly. I click on the vpn name and it throws the black box that said fails | 05:23 |
skullbox | anyone know which gmail checker gets used by the messenging menu? | 05:23 |
BDOTH | Now hold on a second. I created my own partition and Ubuntu can see it, it just doesn't know how to open it. How can a Fat32, an already well known and very old partition format, be not detected in the Places menu? | 05:23 |
DasEi | !ufw | smacnay | 05:23 |
ubottu | smacnay: Ubuntu, like any other linux distribution, has firewall capabilities built-in. The firewall is managed using the 'ufw' command (see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Uncomplicated_Firewall_ufw), or 'iptables' (https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IptablesHowTo). GUI applications such as Firestarter/Gufw (Gnome) or Guarddog (KDE) also exist | 05:23 |
brandenstone | nullr1: How does that work? | 05:23 |
hazda | sory | 05:23 |
smacnay | I cannot seem to access the rdp port on an ubuntu server even though vino is set up to accept | 05:23 |
* brandenstone is confused. | 05:23 |
smacnay | thanks | 05:24 |
hazda | dasei: ok i open terminal | 05:24 |
denis_k | what controls my touchpad? | 05:24 |
DasEi | hazda: sudo fdisk -l | 05:24 |
skullbox | anyone know which gmail checker gets used by the messenging menu? | 05:24 |
johnjohn101 | jbnet, same ovpn file that works when I run on command line with sudo openvpn | 05:24 |
eboyjr | Hey I hate to be a bummer to always come here with problems lol :P But the regular laptop speaker output on the sound preferences dialog is gone and will only go out through the HDMI port... Is there anyway this can be fixed? | 05:24 |
askogrand | I am considering installing ubuntu on my powerbook g4. anyone know of any potential pitfalls to ubuntu pcc | 05:24 |
askogrand | *ppc | 05:24 |
DasEi | hazda: get the partition like /dev/sdb3 | 05:24 |
DasEi | hazda: which is your fat on ? | 05:24 |
freaky[t] | how do i enable medibuntu sources? | 05:25 |
nullr1 | brandenstone: paste gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf into the terminal It will ask for your pw then open a textpad with your config copy/paste that into pastebin.com and it will give you a url paste the url here | 05:25 |
dave99 | hi I need help with Xubuntu. After the install I get a black screen asking for login and I do login and nothing happens, plusthe screen is flickering all the time, any help__ | 05:25 |
DasEi | !dvd | freaky[t] | 05:25 |
ubottu | freaky[t]: For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/musicvideophotos/C/video.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats | 05:25 |
hazda | dasei: /dev/sda5 | 05:25 |
nullr1 | brandenstone: just "gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf" | 05:25 |
emily_ | hey guys what's goin on in this chat | 05:25 |
DasEi | hazda: sudo mkdir /media/sda5 | 05:25 |
Billiard | dave99: is your password correct? | 05:25 |
DasEi | hazda: sudo mount -t vfat /dev/sda5 /media/sda5 | 05:26 |
nullr1 | brandenstone: hold it it might be the wrong directory | 05:26 |
dave99 | I think so it is very very simple no possible mistake just QQQ repeated 3 times | 05:26 |
DasEi | hazda: sudo chown -R >yourUsernameHere< /media/sda3 | 05:26 |
freaky[t] | DasEi, that doesnt help me i want Medibuntu repos | 05:26 |
DasEi | freaky[t]: explained there, also : | 05:27 |
DasEi | !mediabuntu | 05:27 |
smacnay | xrdp is running but no port 5900 shows up as available | 05:27 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about mediabuntu | 05:27 |
DasEi | !medibuntu | 05:27 |
ubottu | medibuntu is a repository of packages that cannot be included into the Ubuntu distribution for legal reasons - See http://www.medibuntu.org | 05:27 |
skyl | ffmpeg -i out.avi out.flv | 05:27 |
Billiard | DasEi: dont you mean 5 | 05:27 |
freaky[t] | DasEi, thank you :) | 05:27 |
skyl | this is the best quality I can get? | 05:27 |
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DasEi | Billiard: oh yes, thank you | 05:27 |
dave99 | I was reading in the ubuntu forums that other people have exactly the same problem but no one provided a solution | 05:27 |
DasEi | hazda: got it typo sda3/sda5 ? | 05:27 |
SikEnCide | o stay away from burned games u think ? | 05:27 |
skyl | can I get better quality than: mencoder -idx out.ogv -ovc lavc -oac mp3lame -o out.avi | 05:28 |
Billiard | dave99: hit ctrl+alt+f1 can you login correctly there? | 05:28 |
SikEnCide | wrong window | 05:28 |
prappl93 | I need to install the ATI graphics drivers for my ATI Radeon 7000 VE card. The current ones for Ubuntu/Linux don't work with this card. Is there a way to download the old version? | 05:28 |
Docta | karmic runs great | 05:28 |
Jari--_ | hi | 05:28 |
hazda | sudo chown -R hazda/media/sda5 | 05:28 |
dave99 | you mean to do that right now_ I am in the LiveCD version right now | 05:29 |
prappl93 | I've been booting into Failsafe GNOME because regular doesn't load because of lack of ATI drivers | 05:29 |
Jari--_ | is it possible to boot up with the Ubuntu Live CD an already existing Ubuntu installation on the hard disk by passing the kernel root= path? | 05:29 |
DasEi | hazda ? | 05:29 |
Billiard | hazda: need a space after for name | 05:29 |
denis_k | What controls my touchpad, or where can I find my touchpad settings (other than system>prefs>mouse) | 05:29 |
Billiard | hazda: after your name* | 05:29 |
DasEi | hazda : right, and space behind username | 05:29 |
kermit_ | go for karmic | 05:30 |
DasEi | hazda : now you should find it /media/sda5 | 05:30 |
i_is_broke | denis_k, are you running compiz? | 05:30 |
kermit_ | karmic hit windows seven | 05:30 |
denis_k | yes | 05:30 |
Gorgatron | what do you mean kermit? | 05:30 |
nullr1 | brandenstone: I have run out of ideas. Maybe tommorow try it there is always new people here. just let them know everything you have tried and has not worked so you dont keep redoing the same thing over and voer | 05:30 |
DasEi | hazda : to permanently have it put it into : | 05:30 |
DasEi | !fsatb | 05:30 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about fsatb | 05:30 |
i_is_broke | denis_k, if not mistaken there is a setting in there as well for that stuff too. | 05:30 |
DasEi | !fstab | 05:30 |
ubottu | The /etc/fstab file indicates how drive partitions are to be used or otherwise integrated into the file system. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Fstab and http://www.tuxfiles.org/linuxhelp/fstab.html and !Partitions | 05:30 |
Docta | thank you all for your support... people make Linux! | 05:31 |
Standarshy | Can anyone here help me with setting up the tabletpc pen to work with Ubuntu? | 05:31 |
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dave99 | Can somebody help with a Xubuntu problem plase? I cant enter to it after the installation, it asks for login in a blank screen that flickers and doesnt work to insert the login | 05:32 |
denis_k | i_is_broke: do you know where? | 05:32 |
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brandenstone | nullr1: I reported a full system bug report to Ubuntu for the technicians to review, but there's a high chance it many not even show up since it could easily be related to multiple simple settings. | 05:32 |
Billiard | dave99: did you try what i suggested? | 05:33 |
i_is_broke | denis_k, sorry i dont have it installed on this system. and its been awhile since i set it up..had to use it cause the 5 and the r key would go crazy when i would use them, so i had to slow down the speed of them. | 05:33 |
johnjohn101 | jbnet: I've been messing around. seems to fail only when you turn off default route | 05:33 |
brandenstone | -many with +may Typo* | 05:33 |
DasEi | hazda: can find you files ? | 05:33 |
prappl93 | I can't find the ATI Radeon 7000 series drivers for Linux at their site... does anyone know a way to run this ATI card on Ubuntu? | 05:33 |
dave99 | Billiard I told you that I am using the LiveCD right now I a not in my installed Xubuntu | 05:34 |
nullr1 | brandenstone: tell them all you have tried and has not worked this has to be kernel related if its happening with gnome and kde specially with a fresh install. Also try to find the specific model of the mouse and give them that aswell. | 05:34 |
rogertemp | hello, how do i mount the filesystem on boot...how do i make this automatic | 05:34 |
gasull | Hi. how do I remove gnome-games? (aptitude remove gnome-games actually leaves the games there) | 05:34 |
brandenstone | nullr1: alright | 05:34 |
Billiard | dave99: well try it and come back? | 05:35 |
Billiard | gasull: apt-get autoremove | 05:35 |
dave99 | No Billiard I tried that before and didnt work | 05:35 |
freaky[t] | what's the default ftp client for ubuntu? | 05:35 |
denis_k | i_is_broke: no there is no option, its for window effects/accessibility, thats the last place it would be ;P | 05:35 |
gasull | Billiard: that didn't do anything | 05:36 |
dave99 | I even reinstalled Xubuntu completely and tried some other stuff I read in the forum | 05:36 |
hazda | dasei : still cannot find | 05:36 |
BDOTH | Anybody else able to watch Netflix on Ubuntu? | 05:36 |
DasEi | hazda: sudo mkdir /media/sda5 | 05:36 |
DasEi | hazda: sudo mount -t vfat /dev/sda5 /media/sda5 | 05:36 |
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dave99 | isn-t there a specific forum and chat for xubuntu_ I think this problem is xubuntu specific | 05:36 |
DasEi | hazda: cd /media/sda5 | 05:37 |
DasEi | hazda: ls | 05:37 |
DasEi | files ? | 05:37 |
wrapster | is opera 9 available on ubuntu.. apt-get didnt turn up anythihng? | 05:37 |
Guest3938 | opera 10.1 work | 05:37 |
Billiard | wrapster: i believe you must add the partner repo | 05:38 |
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wrapster | Guest3938: could you please specify the ur | 05:38 |
wrapster | url | 05:38 |
wrapster | Billiard: partner repo? | 05:38 |
Billiard | wrapster: look in synaptic sources config | 05:38 |
Guest3938 | get the deb from opera website it is self-installing www.opera.com | 05:38 |
freaky[t] | why doesnt evolution filter eMails as they arrive? | 05:39 |
johnjohn101 | my opinion clean up network manager bugs and rdesktop look pretty with scrollbars and resizing would go a long way toward making ubuntu ready for enterprise | 05:39 |
Billiard | wrapster: doing as Guest3938 says will not allow opera to update to new versions with the update manager | 05:39 |
RPG_Master | Help! What do I do? "configure: error: Library requirements (libgnomeui-2.0 >= 2.2.0) not met; consider adjusting the PKG_CONFIG_PATH environment variable if your libraries are in a nonstandard prefix so pkg-config can find them." | 05:39 |
Guest3938 | the sources that opera uses don't work | 05:40 |
Billiard | install those libraries RPG_Master | 05:40 |
Guest3938 | so it won't update in the manager | 05:40 |
DasEi | !pm | hazda | 05:40 |
ubottu | hazda: Please ask your questions in the channel so that other people can help you, benefit from your questions and answers, and ensure that you're not getting bad advice. Please note that some people find it rude to be sent a PM without being asked for permission to do so first. | 05:40 |
RPG_Master | Billiard: But I have the newer version of them :/ | 05:40 |
DasEi | hazda: yes ls (small LS) | 05:40 |
hazda | ok | 05:40 |
Billiard | Guest3938: change your name to something unique | 05:40 |
DasEi | hazda: in the /media/sda5 directory | 05:41 |
hazda | dasei : nothing appear? | 05:41 |
Guest3938 | opera will tell you when there is a update avail though | 05:41 |
DasEi | hazda :sudo apt-get install pastebinit | 05:41 |
Billiard | !opera > Billiard | 05:41 |
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ubottu | Billiard, please see my private message | 05:42 |
blackshell | how do i mount my c,d,and e drives at startup? | 05:42 |
DasEi | hazda :sudo fdisk -l | pastebinit | 05:42 |
Billiard | blackshell: are they currently in your places menu? | 05:42 |
DasEi | !fstab | blackshell | 05:42 |
ubottu | blackshell: The /etc/fstab file indicates how drive partitions are to be used or otherwise integrated into the file system. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Fstab and http://www.tuxfiles.org/linuxhelp/fstab.html and !Partitions | 05:42 |
RPG_Master | Billiard: I think I'll make a link to the newer version of the lib... What do I need to name it? | 05:42 |
blackshell | they are | 05:42 |
Billiard | blackshell: pm me and i can help, dont feel like searching the chat for messages | 05:43 |
rogertemp | i was told to get my desktop links to some windows folders I have to mount the filesystem on boot | 05:43 |
Billiard | RPG_Master: no idea can you maybe install older versions of those libraries as well? | 05:43 |
rogertemp | i dont know how to do this | 05:43 |
DasEi | Billiard: don't use sound and highlighting ? as seen above, not worse to have some eyes on it ;-) | 05:44 |
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hazda | dasei: then? | 05:44 |
george | when i change the window manager to gnome-shell in terminal or with configediter it reverts back to metacity? any ideas? | 05:44 |
DasEi | hazda :sudo fdisk -l | pastebinit | 05:44 |
DasEi | hazda :give url from terminal here | 05:44 |
Billiard | DasEi: this is just a somewaht longer task not difficult | 05:44 |
hazda | http://pastebin.com/f1c82fee | 05:45 |
kelly_ | Hello everyone, I come asking for help getting sound working under karmic koala. It "sort of" worked before I upgraded from 8.04, or whatever, to 9.04. | 05:45 |
ZykoticK9 | kelly_, what is the output of "uname -r"? | 05:46 |
Threetimes | I put Kubuntu Netbook on a USB-key (using ubuntu's usb-creator) end it boots, but it hangs at the loading bar (it moves left-right for ever), and when I switch to another VT I get distortion. Other ubuntu live images have always worked. (#kubuntu-netbook is dead...) | 05:46 |
kelly_ | 2.6.28-13-generic | 05:47 |
ZykoticK9 | kelly_, which is the wrong kernel for karmic. i don't know how to fix this - but you need to fix this issue before you proceed. | 05:48 |
kelly_ | Hmm. A clean reinstall I suppose would do it? You don't know of any other way? | 05:49 |
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ZykoticK9 | kelly_, there is a way! i just don't know it -- you are experiencing a common upgrade problem with karmic. i fresh installed and didn't have this issue | 05:50 |
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kelly_ | ZykoticK9, thanks. I may just reinstall then | 05:50 |
i_is_broke | kelly_, have you done an update yet? | 05:51 |
ZykoticK9 | kelly_, i highly recommend you do some search on the net regarding the kernel issue - it might be an easy fix. im kinda surprised people haven't jumped in. i do know it has something to do with grub not updating correctly, and you do have the correct kernel installed... or some such thing. | 05:52 |
kermit_ | kelly can u describe ur specification of your computer? | 05:52 |
LEftReader | hey | 05:53 |
kelly_ | kermit_, it is a sony vaio pcg-7f1L, I don't know the specs offhand | 05:53 |
exodus_ms | hmmm, everytime I load the Appearance Preferences window, it hangs, becomes unresponsive and then crashes? | 05:53 |
DasEi | hazda: and please put nick, else I oversee it | 05:53 |
freaky[t] | !ide | 05:53 |
ubottu | Programming editors/suites: Terminal-based: vi/vim, emacs - KDE: Kate, KDevelop, Quanta+, Umbrello - GNOME: gvim, gedit, anjuta, pida, monodevelop, geany - Others: eclipse, netbeans, QtCreator | 05:53 |
LEftReader | I want to rotate my screen so it is vertical, running 9.10, nvidia restricted drivers.... I have tried editing xorg.conf to include "RotateRandR" "On" under options.... help please! | 05:54 |
DasEi | hazda:so sda5 was right | 05:54 |
hazda | dasei : http://pastebin.com/f1c82fee | 05:54 |
DasEi | hazda:mount | pastebinit | 05:54 |
greezmunkey | exodus_ms, I have a similar issue. That last time I just left it alone, and the "hang" cleared in about a minute. | 05:54 |
exodus_ms | greezmunkey, ya, thats what I have been doing, weird | 05:54 |
swolchok | and remember to try to start working on the shirt puzzle as soon as they give out the shirts | 05:55 |
hazda | dasei : http://pastebin.com/f13be4fce | 05:55 |
swolchok | er, sorry | 05:55 |
swolchok | mmkay I still can't get phpbb3 to work even after switching to mysql database. I'm getting PHP errors at http://localhost/phpbb : in file /includes/auth.php on line 432: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() and a couple more | 05:55 |
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greezmunkey | exodus_ms, I have been looking around for some sort of log file to T/S this, but not real hard as I don't mess with it too often :) | 05:55 |
DasEi | hazda: still not mounted.. so again : | 05:55 |
Guest95532 | Hello room, I am using ubuntu 9.10 and I need help in making my wireless my default connection | 05:56 |
DasEi | hazda: sudo mkdir /media/sda5 | 05:56 |
LEftReader | Help! I want to rotate my screen so it is vertical, running 9.10, nvidia restricted drivers.... I have tried editing xorg.conf to include "RotateRandR" "On" under options.... help please! | 05:56 |
DasEi | hazda: sudo mount /dev/sda5 /media/sda5 (might ask for fs-type) | 05:56 |
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exodus_ms | greezmunkey, me either, I jsut needed it so I could select the "show icons in menus" apparently after the upgrade this setting was defaulted | 05:56 |
Warrenc | Hello room, I am using ubuntu 9.10 and I need help in making my wireless my default connection | 05:56 |
hazda | dasei : cannot create directory `/media/sda5': File exists | 05:57 |
DasEi | hazda: fine, mount /dev/sda5 /media/sda5 | 05:57 |
Warrenc | Hello room, I am using ubuntu 9.10 and I need help in making my wireless my default connection | 05:58 |
ZykoticK9 | !repeat > Warrenc | 05:58 |
ubottu | Warrenc, please see my private message | 05:58 |
SeanInSeattle | Hey all. I have been, in the past :), a windows user primarily. So, now, I'm using ubuntu, and I'm wanting to add certain binary directories to my "path" (windows terminology) on the command line. Can someone tell me how to do that? | 05:58 |
hazda | dasei: then? | 05:59 |
uzunto | what's the command to install 64-bit flash for firefox plz? | 05:59 |
greezmunkey | exodus_ms, One thing I noticed is that Ctrl+F and back seemed to help...I need to run a script on /var/log looking for changes by the time, then force the hang...ans see. I'll post what I find out. | 05:59 |
DasEi | hazda: cd /media/sda5 | 05:59 |
ZykoticK9 | SeanInSeattle, .bashrc or .profile are the files you couold use | 05:59 |
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greezmunkey | (F1) | 05:59 |
exodus_ms | greezmunkey, This bug was fixed in the package nautilus - 1:2.27.91-0ubuntu3 | 05:59 |
DasEi | hazda: ls | 05:59 |
SeanInSeattle | uzunto: I don't recommend using it. | 05:59 |
hazda | ok..already mount | 05:59 |
DasEi | hazda: files there ? | 05:59 |
greezmunkey | exodus_ms, so update nautilus then? | 06:00 |
hazda | dasei : thanx so much | 06:00 |
hazda | dasei : yes | 06:00 |
DasEi | hazda: np, but it to fstab | 06:00 |
SeanInSeattle | zykotick9: what's the terminology for what I'm trying to do, in the linux world? | 06:00 |
swolchok | so a clean reinstall of phpbb3 fixed the problem. mysterious. | 06:00 |
ZykoticK9 | SeanInSeattle, "add to your path" like you said, i think | 06:00 |
DasEi | hazda: else it's gone at next reboot | 06:00 |
DasEi | hazda: gksudo gedit /etc/fstab | 06:01 |
SeanInSeattle | zykotick9: ah, good... I'm glad that I'm on the right track. thanks for confirming. I'll research the .rcprofile config file, and see what I can come up with. | 06:01 |
ZykoticK9 | SeanInSeattle, Path is really a unix term, borrowed by MS | 06:01 |
SeanInSeattle | zykotick9: Oh... (looks sheepish)... right. :) | 06:01 |
mlissner | Anybody know how to automatically pause banshee whenever I put my computer to sleep, so that when I turn it back on, the music won't be playing while I put in my password in class? | 06:01 |
gasull | There should be a way to remove gnome-games. It cannot be so difficult | 06:01 |
DasEi | hazda: scroll down that file, add a line : | 06:02 |
gasull | s/should/must/ | 06:02 |
exodus_ms | greezmunkey, not sure, here are some lp links #422282, #422393 | 06:02 |
greezmunkey | exodus_ms, ok | 06:02 |
Warrenc | no ones even going to try to help, nice | 06:02 |
DasEi | hazda: /dev/sda5 /media/sda5 vfat user,noauto,exec 0 0 | 06:02 |
ZykoticK9 | gasull, "sudo apt-get remove gnome-games" pretty easy i'd say ;) | 06:02 |
DasEi | hazda: /dev/sda5 /media/sda5 vfat user,auto,exec 0 0 | 06:02 |
gasull | ZykoticK9: except it doesn't actually remove the games :-) | 06:03 |
DasEi | hazda: (last line only) | 06:03 |
exodus_ms | greezmunkey, it says it's patched and fixed? idk "* debian/patches/92_git_change_fix_preferences_crash.patch:" | 06:03 |
ZykoticK9 | gasull, really? strange - you running 9.10? | 06:03 |
gasull | ZykoticK9: yes | 06:03 |
DasEi | hazda: got it so far ? | 06:03 |
hazda | dasei: sory not understand..which line? | 06:04 |
Warrenc | Will anyone take a few minutes out of their day and try to help me? | 06:04 |
DasEi | hazda: did you open fstab ? | 06:04 |
ZykoticK9 | gasull, if you type "apt-cache policy gnome-games" is a version listed beside installed: ? | 06:04 |
Vinceman | how can you hide the hidden directories that show in your save to and load from dialog windows? | 06:05 |
dinya | hello all | 06:05 |
bazhang | Warrenc, please ask the channel your question, with as many details as possible. | 06:05 |
hazda | dasei: fstab not open | 06:05 |
ZykoticK9 | Vinceman, ctrl+h perhaps? | 06:05 |
Warrenc | Hello room, I am using ubuntu 9.10 and I need help in making my wireless my default connection | 06:05 |
bazhang | Warrenc, if someone knows they will answer | 06:05 |
DasEi | hazda: gksudo gedit /etc/fstab | 06:05 |
gasull | ZykoticK9: http://dpaste.com/119461/ | 06:05 |
dinya | i'm install kubuntu 9.10. why does konsole so slowly and linux terminal too? | 06:06 |
Vinceman | ZykoticK9, thanks! | 06:06 |
zero00 | why can i not delete a user i have already created it allows me to delete but when i open users/groups it reappears | 06:06 |
DasEi | hazda: did you open fstab now ? | 06:06 |
hazda | dasei: already try but nothing open | 06:06 |
ZykoticK9 | gasull, in a terminal try "blackjack" - do you get an error, or does it run? | 06:07 |
zero00 | i accidentaly created the user with users and groups instead of using adduser --encrypt-home as i shouldve | 06:07 |
DasEi | hazda: ls /etc/fstab file there ? | 06:07 |
gasull | ZykoticK9: it runs | 06:07 |
zero00 | now i am stuck with an unencrypted user home that i cannot delete | 06:07 |
ZykoticK9 | gasull, too weird for me??? i have no idea man. | 06:07 |
gasull | ZykoticK9: thanks anyway | 06:07 |
DeaD_LocK | Hey I have a problem I have just installed ubuntu and everytime I turn my system on at the very start it says "Disk boot failure,please insert disk and press enter" and I don't know how to fix it | 06:08 |
Billiard | zero00: what if you use userdel and manually remove their home dir | 06:08 |
zero00 | ive never tried it let me look at the syntax | 06:08 |
i_is_broke | gasull, have you tried apt-get purge gnome-games? | 06:08 |
ZykoticK9 | gasull, you could always use system / preferences / Main Menu - and just uncheck them to hide them as a work around | 06:08 |
hazda | dasei: hazda@hazda-linux:/media/sda5$ gksudo gedit /etc/fstab | 06:09 |
hazda | hazda@hazda-linux:/media/sda5$ ls /etc/fstab /etc/fstab hazda@hazda-linux:/media/sda5$ | 06:09 |
DasEi | hazda:sudo apt-get install gedit | 06:10 |
DasEi | hazda: gksudo gedit /etc/fstab | 06:10 |
gasull | ZykoticK9: tried the apt-get purge. Yeah, I'll hide them. But that's a patch. | 06:10 |
DeaD_LocK | Hey I have a problem I have just installed ubuntu and everytime I turn my system on at the very start it says "Disk boot failure,please insert disk and press enter" and I don't know how to fix it | 06:10 |
ZykoticK9 | gasull, agreed | 06:10 |
River | i am importing a key and i get the following error ... how do I fix this ? WARNING: unsafe ownership on configuration file `/home/******/.gnupg/gpg.conf' gpg: external program calls are disabled due to unsafe options file permissions gpg: keyserver communications error: general error gpg: keyserver receive failed: general error " | 06:10 |
Billiard | DeaD_LocK: this is before the grub screen? | 06:10 |
SeanInSeattle | Can someone point me to a good place where I can find an explanation of the structure and syntax for rc.local file and/or rc.* files? | 06:10 |
DeaD_LocK | <Billiard>Yeah,soon as it trys booting it I get this I have to put the disk in with it for ubuntu to work =/ | 06:11 |
Billiard | DeaD_LocK: do you have a non bootable cd or flash drive plugged in? | 06:11 |
ogex | hallo | 06:12 |
hazda | dasei: ok, can open fstab now | 06:12 |
DeaD_LocK | <Billiard>:I have to external hard drives plugged in but thats never been a problem before. | 06:12 |
ianyikos | I accidentally deleted the grub loader, and I don't really know how to fix it. I know you have to boot onto the installation cd, but I don't know what to do after that. | 06:12 |
DasEi | hazda: scroll down that file, add a line : | 06:12 |
DasEi | hazda: /dev/sda5 /media/sda5 vfat user,auto,exec 0 0 | 06:13 |
ZykoticK9 | SeanInSeattle, are you still looking for PATH information? cause that's in ~ (home folder) not the rc.local | 06:13 |
Billiard | SeanInSeattle: are you talking about daemon scripts | 06:13 |
magick | hi all. I'm trying to install ubuntu 9.10 on a rather recent pc. I needed to use acpi=off and noapic to boot the install cd but that trick isn't working on the actual install. any ideas? I've tried all the options I could think of with no success. | 06:13 |
DasEi | hazda: SAVE fstab, close gedit, be done | 06:13 |
Billiard | DeaD_LocK: does the problem go away with them disconnected? | 06:15 |
DasEi | hazda: are you using latest, karmic distro ? | 06:15 |
SeanInSeattle | Billiard: No, I'm not looking for information on daemon scripts. I'm looking for more information on generic environment variables in ubuntu 9.1 linux. | 06:15 |
DeaD_LocK | <Billiard>:I don't know I will reboot and check ? | 06:15 |
Billiard | DeaD_LocK: alright | 06:15 |
hazda | dasei : done already? | 06:16 |
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DasEi | hazda: you added that line and saved fstab ? | 06:16 |
hazda | dasei : yes..latest xubuntu karmic distro | 06:16 |
Kalidarn | hi, when using an encrypted LVM i noticed i sometimes get an error about cryptswap1 not being able to mount, from what i've googled its a known bug, also note that my setup hung at the user creating part of the installer (i used the alternative disc, this is also a known fault with karmic). should i be worried that /dev/mapper/cryptswap1 fails to mount? is there a way of me reformatting my swap file? | 06:17 |
gartral | could someone explain to me how to compress files in an intelligent way? | 06:17 |
DasEi | hazda: you added that line and saved fstab ? then done with that fat 32 thingy, | 06:17 |
Billiard | gartral: intelligent way? | 06:17 |
DasEi | hazda: for an upstart : http://www.howtoforge.com/the-perfect-desktop-ubuntu-9.10-karmic-koala | 06:17 |
gartral | Billiard: most spaced saved | 06:17 |
gartral | space* | 06:17 |
hazda | dasei : yes, already done add that... | 06:17 |
Billiard | gartral: idk 7zip is pretty good, google for the best compression ratio | 06:18 |
Kalidarn | hi, when using an encrypted LVM i noticed i sometimes get an error about cryptswap1 not being able to mount, from what i've googled its a known bug, also note that my setup hung at the user creating part of the installer (i used the alternative disc, this is also a known fault with karmic). should i be worried that /dev/mapper/cryptswap1 fails to mount? is there a way of me reformatting my swap file? | 06:18 |
hazda | dasei : ok..thanx dasei.. | 06:19 |
DasEi | hazda: joy ubuntu | 06:19 |
rogertemp | how do i see how much free space i have on the linux partition i made for ubuntu...for some reason its telling i am running out of space | 06:19 |
DasEi | rogertemp: df -h | 06:19 |
kins | i dont get sound in my system ..please help | 06:19 |
hazda | dasei : 1st time i use terminal etc.. :) | 06:19 |
DasEi | rogertemp: or sudo fdisk -l for partitions | 06:20 |
DasEi | hazda: is what I thought, ande also you want multimedia and so on, the last pages of that tut show you how | 06:20 |
nathanborror | how do I solve the "One or more mounts listed in /etc/fstab cannot yet be mounted"? | 06:21 |
Kalidarn | nathanborror: are u using encrypted LVM | 06:21 |
Kalidarn | with karmic | 06:21 |
nathanborror | tried hitting ESC to get into recovery mode and it's not working | 06:21 |
nathanborror | Kalidarn: nope, I did upgrade to 9.10 | 06:21 |
DasEi | nathanborror: paste your fstab | 06:22 |
hazda | dasei : sory i disturb u again | 06:22 |
Kalidarn | i know i can mkfs.swap with swap partitions but im not sure how to handle encrypted swap files | 06:22 |
DasEi | hazda: go ahead, not disturbing | 06:22 |
Kalidarn | thats why im not sure how to get my system to mount the swap file, currently its not mounting it i suspect. | 06:22 |
mohan_ | my ssh session to a remote machine is expiring with in very little time. could any one let me know how to fix this? | 06:22 |
nathanborror | DasEi: I would but I cant do anything | 06:22 |
hazda | how to show it on place menu or on desktop | 06:22 |
hazda | dasei: how to show it on place menu or on desktop | 06:23 |
wangyongjie | hello | 06:23 |
hazda | dasei: my fat32 | 06:23 |
DasEi | hazda: it should show now as sda5 | 06:23 |
rogertemp | DasEi: so the linux partition i made was 5gb... i dont know what could be filling it up? how do i go about figuring this out? i may have messed things up when I tried to fix GRUB2 error 15 | 06:23 |
Kalidarn | i also suspect the docs on the wiki are out of date | 06:23 |
Kalidarn | for encrypted fs | 06:23 |
wangyongjie | how to add an user | 06:23 |
hazda | dasei: it not shown.. | 06:23 |
DasEi | rogertemp: 5 g is small for a decent installation | 06:24 |
hazda | dasei :i need to open it using file system - file manager | 06:24 |
DasEi | rogertemp: try to remove packages (sudo apt-get remove openoffice*) f.e. and check : | 06:24 |
DasEi | !trash# | 06:24 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about trash# | 06:24 |
DasEi | !trash | 06:24 |
ubottu | The location of Trash has changed since 8.04, it is now located in ~/.local/share/Trash | Looking for the trash in previous versions: ~/.Trash | 06:24 |
mohan_ | my ssh session to a remote machine is expiring with in very little time. could any one please let me know how to fix this? | 06:25 |
strangehyena | hello | 06:25 |
bazhang | RPG_Master, you there? | 06:25 |
RPG_Master | bazhang: Hello? | 06:25 |
RPG_Master | ya :P | 06:25 |
bazhang | RPG_Master, please explain what your end goal is here using cdparanoia; ripping to wav? to flac, ogg or mp3? | 06:26 |
hazda | dasei: ok nevermind..i just create link | 06:26 |
nathanborror | http://dpaste.com/119463/ | 06:26 |
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Billiard | mohan_: connectionTimeout set in ssh_config ? | 06:26 |
RPG_Master | bazhang: Ogg, VBR at Q5 | 06:26 |
george | when i change the window manager to gnome-shell in terminal or with configediter it reverts back to metacity? any ideas? | 06:26 |
optimizer | why is it that with some fonts, i can only get sizes 12 and 14, but not 13? | 06:26 |
bazhang | RPG_Master, hang on a second while I check their wiki | 06:26 |
v2marlcom | alo | 06:26 |
Billiard | optimizer: in what program | 06:27 |
RPG_Master | bazhang: Ya think I'd just be better off using EAC with Wine? | 06:27 |
v2marlcom | what is ubuntu | 06:27 |
optimizer | Billiard: urxvt, Terminus font | 06:27 |
IdleOne | !ubuntu | v2marlcom | 06:27 |
ubottu | v2marlcom: Ubuntu is a complete Linux-based operating system, freely available with both community and professional support. It is developed by a large community and we invite you to participate too! - Also see http://www.ubuntu.com | 06:27 |
optimizer | why is it that with some fonts, i can only get sizes 12 and 14, but not 13? (running urxvt; with font Terminus) | 06:27 |
mohan_ | Billiard: ok. thank you. let me check | 06:27 |
sd32 | great...ubuntuzilla completely messed up my system trying to update 3.5.4 to 3.5.5, it completely made the flash player non visible to the browser and reinstalling 3.5.4 now still cant find the flash player | 06:27 |
v2marlcom | oic | 06:27 |
v2marlcom | how about | 06:28 |
v2marlcom | wubi | 06:28 |
Billiard | optimizer: Terminus probably isnt a verctor based font | 06:28 |
bazhang | v2marlcom, ubuntu installed inside windows | 06:28 |
Billiard | optimizer: vector based* | 06:28 |
v2marlcom | oic | 06:28 |
DasEi | !who | nathanborror | 06:28 |
ubottu | nathanborror: As you can see, this is a large channel. If you're speaking to someone in particular, please put their nickname in what you say (use !tab), or else messages get lost and it becomes confusing :) | 06:28 |
v2marlcom | how long it will takes to d/l using wubi | 06:28 |
IdleOne | v2marlcom: depends on your connection | 06:29 |
DasEi | nathanborror : this is what you get if you try booting | 06:29 |
nathanborror | ubottu: thanks for the tip | 06:29 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 06:29 |
bazhang | v2marlcom, depends on your net connection; no idea | 06:29 |
nathanborror | DasEi: yep | 06:29 |
v2marlcom | it's say | 06:29 |
v2marlcom | 72 hour | 06:29 |
v2marlcom | it's other way to d/l much faster | 06:29 |
IdleOne | v2marlcom: you are on dial up connection? | 06:29 |
v2marlcom | no | 06:29 |
mohan_ | Billiard: where can i find ssh_config file? | 06:29 |
v2marlcom | dsl | 06:29 |
DasEi | nathanborror: looks like grub 2 or fstab can't find your drives, is the system crypted ? | 06:29 |
Billiard | mohan_: /etc/ssh/ | 06:29 |
nathanborror | DasEi: nope | 06:30 |
rogertemp | what would be the best way to uninstall ubuntu competely and the linux partitions? I am on a dual boot with windows xp, was trying to find step by step online | 06:30 |
ronald | hi there,.i have a problem about my audio sound,because my Soundcards is not recogniseduse or not found. i use 9.04 ubuntu.any one can help me? | 06:30 |
IdleOne | rogertemp: you can use gparted to format the partition | 06:30 |
DasEi | nathanborror: then try to get an alternate-cd and use the repair function;; do you have a live(desktop) cd handy ? | 06:30 |
mohan_ | Billiard: i uncommented "ConnectTimeout 0" this is enough right? | 06:31 |
Billiard | rogertemp: you will need to use an xp recovery cd to restore the xp bootloader | 06:31 |
DasEi | ronald : which soundcard ? | 06:31 |
Billiard | mohan_: maybe, if that was indeed the issue | 06:32 |
IdleOne | !gparted > rogertemp | 06:32 |
ubottu | rogertemp, please see my private message | 06:32 |
ronald | DasEi: what do you men? | 06:32 |
IdleOne | !fixmbr > rogertemp | 06:32 |
Vinceman | ZykoticK9 do you by any chance also know how to reenable french accents on your letters with your keyboard? | 06:32 |
DasEi | ronald: manufacturer / brand | 06:32 |
mohan_ | Billiard: do i need to restart my already existing ssh sessions or does the config change automatically detects? | 06:32 |
ZykoticK9 | Vinceman, sorry man, not the foggiest | 06:33 |
Vinceman | ok :( | 06:33 |
Jordan_U | IdleOne: That's just a link to !grub | 06:33 |
Billiard | mohan_: i would think you would have to restart the service and your current connections | 06:33 |
IdleOne | Jordan_U: yeah I see that now | 06:33 |
melow01 | hey folks, i've got a new hp mini 311 and trying to get UNR on it... I used unetbootin to load up the ISO but when i boot, I get this: "Loading /ubnkern..." Any thoughts? | 06:34 |
Billiard | melow01: did you check the md5 of the iso | 06:34 |
cdinz | For this bug #446146 the fix has been committed... Wen does it get released to the general public? | 06:34 |
ronald | DasEi: 82801DB/DBL/DBM (ICH4/ICH4-L/ICH4-M) | 06:34 |
melow01 | No, I didn't check the md5... how do i do that? | 06:35 |
Billiard | melow01: what os are you on? | 06:35 |
DasEi | ronald: if you get this from ubuntu, it's least already found | 06:35 |
melow01 | the mini 311 came with XP | 06:35 |
melow01 | I downloaded the Ubuntu Netbook Remix | 06:35 |
DasEi | ronald: open a terminal ... | 06:35 |
ronald | DasEi: ok then? | 06:36 |
DasEi | ronald: sudo apt-get install hwinfo | 06:36 |
mohan_ | Billiard: i could not find /etc/init.d/sshd in my machine, where can i find the service | 06:36 |
gasull | Hi. I can't use my microphone. Someone told me before a Gnome program to run so I can configure it, but I forgot its name. Anybody? Thanks. | 06:36 |
Jordan_U | cdinz: IIRC as soon as the build servers build the new package it will be uploaded to karmic-proposed, if there are no reports of regressions it will then go to karmic-updates | 06:36 |
Billiard | mohan_: its just ssh | 06:36 |
cdinz | Jordan_U: thanks a lot... | 06:37 |
Billiard | gasull: gconf | 06:37 |
thedude42 | anyone know how to fix an initrd that seems to have simply gone south for no apparent reason? | 06:37 |
leaf-sheep | melow01: Are you on Mini or you're using a different machine? | 06:37 |
DasEi | ronald: hwinfo | grep sound | 06:37 |
ronald | DasEi:Do you want to continue [Y/n]? ^C which of this? | 06:37 |
DasEi | Y | 06:37 |
melow01 | I'm on a new HP Mini 311 | 06:37 |
gasull | Billiard: command not found | 06:37 |
Jordan_U | cdinz: If you need a fixed version of the package you can build it yourself ( it isn't as hard as it sounds ) | 06:38 |
leaf-sheep | melow01: Do you have another machine that you could get on IRC? | 06:38 |
Jordan_U | cdinz: *if you need a fixed version now | 06:38 |
melow01 | leaf-sheep: yes, I'm on the other machine now | 06:38 |
Billiard | melow01: download a program to check the md5 of a file, compare it to the md5s on the download site | 06:38 |
DasEi | nathanborror: live-cd handy ? | 06:38 |
melow01 | Billiard: ok, do you suggest a program? can i do it in terminal? (trying to learn terminal) | 06:39 |
cdinz | Jordan_U: Yea never tried tat... but I guess I gotta try it out... Any pointers on how to do it? | 06:39 |
ronald | DasEi: then after? what can i do? | 06:39 |
leaf-sheep | melow01: I can tell you how I usually install on my netbooks -- netbootgui never did me a solid. | 06:39 |
python_root | melow01 : ls | 06:39 |
python_root | melow01 : help see all comands | 06:39 |
DasEi | ronald: hwinfo | grep sound , anything found there ? | 06:39 |
Billiard | gasull: sorry gconf-editor | 06:39 |
melow01 | python_root: ls... as in list the files? | 06:39 |
bazhang | RPG_Master, sound-juicer can do it, once you edit the .ogg output in preferences | 06:40 |
python_root | melow01: Yes | 06:40 |
Billiard | melow01: a linux terminal? | 06:40 |
Jordan_U | cdinz: People in that bug report are saying that this post has steps that fix the problem: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/449394/comments/15 | 06:40 |
gasull | Billiard: thanks, but this isn't the program I used before to configure the sound | 06:40 |
melow01 | Billiard: yes, BASH terminal | 06:40 |
RPG_Master | bazhang: Yeah... thanks, but I'v decided on trying EAC :) | 06:40 |
rogertemp | how do i make the filesystem mount on boot? | 06:40 |
python_root | DasEi: sudo lshw use this this may help | 06:41 |
leaf-sheep | !fstab | rogertemp | 06:41 |
ubottu | rogertemp: The /etc/fstab file indicates how drive partitions are to be used or otherwise integrated into the file system. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Fstab and http://www.tuxfiles.org/linuxhelp/fstab.html and !Partitions | 06:41 |
mohan_ | Billiard: /etc/init.d/ssh restart is giving me "ssh: Could not resolve hostname restart: Name or service not known" | 06:41 |
Billiard | gasull: sorry i didnt see you said sound, i just saw configure gnome | 06:41 |
python_root | DasEi: " sudo lshw " use this this may help | 06:41 |
gasull | Billiard: np | 06:41 |
python_root | DasEi: " sudo lshw > output.txt " use this this may help | 06:41 |
Jordan_U | cdinz: Did you try the kernel in -proposed already? | 06:42 |
gasull | So anybody knows how to configure the microphone? I'm sure it's just that it's muted or something. | 06:42 |
cdinz | Jordan_U: Yes, I did go thru... but my USB dongle is a different one.. its EC1260... | 06:42 |
magick | hrm, so my ubuntu installation takes 10+ minutes to boot and dmesg doesn't really have any info since it ends at 6s or so. is there another log i can look at? | 06:42 |
cdinz | Jordan_U: No I did not.. Will do that... | 06:42 |
oddhyena | gasull, try opening System/Preferences/Sound | 06:43 |
ronald | after i chose Y, .this is result,,Get:1 http://ph.archive.ubuntu.com jaunty/universe libhd15 15.3-1ubuntu1 [673kB] | 06:43 |
oddhyena | gasull, go to the input tab and look to see if it's muted, or change the amplification | 06:43 |
epalm | i'd like to do some minimal video editing. cut/copy/paste a few parts of an MPG, reverse some parts, make some parts in slow motion. | 06:43 |
epalm | i installed and started using Avidemux, but it crashes with i try to apply/save any filters. rather than blindly installing others, any suggestions | 06:43 |
ronald | DasEi: after i chose Y, .this is result,,Get:1 http://ph.archive.ubuntu.com jaunty/universe libhd15 15.3-1ubuntu1 [673kB] | 06:43 |
epalm | ? | 06:43 |
oddhyena | epalm, cinelerra is good | 06:44 |
python_root | ronald: wait it is downloading | 06:44 |
DasEi | ronald : I know, you installed a package... | 06:44 |
DasEi | ronald: sudo hwinfo | grep sound , anything found there ? | 06:44 |
ronald | DasEi: yes | 06:44 |
isolatedsh33p | guys, my internet connection in 9.10 is awefully slow, what may the cause? I'm in Win XP right now, and the internet connection is okay. | 06:44 |
epalm | oddhyena: doesn't look like it's in synaptic | 06:44 |
SuBsAm | salmo alikom | 06:45 |
grendal-prime | ok makes no sence | 06:45 |
DasEi | ronald: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade && sudo apt-get install alsamixergui | 06:45 |
SuBsAm | hello friends | 06:45 |
oddhyena | epalm, you have to add the repository | 06:45 |
grendal-prime | openvpn plugin in network-manager...it straight up does not work | 06:45 |
SuBsAm | can i ask for some thing ? | 06:45 |
melow01 | Billiard: I ran md5sum from terminal and returned a long string of alphanumerics | 06:46 |
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ronald | DasEi:sudo: hwinfo: command not found | 06:46 |
melow01 | Billiard: how do i compare to the original file online? | 06:46 |
isolatedsh33p | !openvpn | 06:46 |
ubottu | OpenVPN is a vpn technology in Ubuntu, sudo apt-get install openvpn and then see http://openvpn.net/ and see the documentation "HOWTO" noting you have already installed it. ;-) It rocks! | 06:46 |
gasull | oddhyena: nothing looks muted there | 06:46 |
Billiard | melow01: ill find the link | 06:47 |
python_root | melow01: sudo lshw > hardware.txt this might help | 06:47 |
DasEi | ronald: sudo hwinfo | grep sound ,no ":" in there anything found there ? | 06:47 |
ronald | DasEi: yes | 06:47 |
python_root | melow01: tried | 06:47 |
SuBsAm | hay friends , can i ask for some thing plz ? | 06:48 |
python_root | !openvpn | 06:48 |
ubottu | OpenVPN is a vpn technology in Ubuntu, sudo apt-get install openvpn and then see http://openvpn.net/ and see the documentation "HOWTO" noting you have already installed it. ;-) It rocks! | 06:48 |
ronald | DasEi: yes. they have no found. | 06:48 |
leaf-sheep | !ask | SuBsAm | 06:48 |
ubottu | SuBsAm: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 06:48 |
Billiard | melow01: http://ubuntu-releases.eecs.wsu.edu/9.10/MD5SUMS | 06:48 |
SuBsAm | mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm | 06:48 |
SuBsAm | ok | 06:48 |
DasEi | ronald : sudo apt-get install pastebinit | 06:48 |
isolatedsh33p | guys, my internet connection in 9.10 is awefully slow, what may the cause? I' | 06:48 |
SuBsAm | befor 2 weeks i have win xp | 06:49 |
melow01 | python_root: that was interesting, I kinda always wondered how to print my hardware stats to a text file | 06:49 |
SuBsAm | and have bearshare terbo pro | 06:49 |
SuBsAm | now i have a great ubuntu | 06:49 |
george | when i change the window manager to gnome-shell in terminal or with configediter it reverts back to metacity? any ideas? | 06:49 |
python_root | melow01 : find all info u want | 06:49 |
SuBsAm | what can i use ? | 06:49 |
melow01 | python_root: what should i do with it? | 06:49 |
DasEi | ronald : sudo hwinfo | pastebinit | 06:49 |
DasEi | ronald :give url here, when done | 06:49 |
Billiard | SuBsAm: transmission can be used to download torrents | 06:50 |
SuBsAm | no torrent | 06:50 |
SuBsAm | i need p2p | 06:50 |
SuBsAm | loke limwire | 06:50 |
SuBsAm | bearshare | 06:50 |
leaf-sheep | !limewire | SuBsAm | 06:50 |
ubottu | SuBsAm: limewire is a popular P2P client running on the Gnutella network. To get it running, install !Java first, then download Limewire from http://www.limewire.com/LimeWireSoftOther and finally run runLime.sh. Consider !FrostWire as an alternative. | 06:50 |
ronald | DasEi: ok | 06:50 |
Billiard | SuBsAm: id recomend frostwire over limewire | 06:51 |
python_root | python_root: oh sorry got messed up i was answering ronald | 06:51 |
SuBsAm | mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm | 06:51 |
leaf-sheep | !frostwire | SuBsAm | 06:51 |
ubottu | SuBsAm: frostwire is a totally open source version of Limewire. For installation help, please see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FrostWire | 06:51 |
SuBsAm | what kind of java | 06:51 |
python_root | melow01 oh sorry got messed up i was answering ronald | 06:51 |
Billiard | SuBsAm: the only kind | 06:51 |
SuBsAm | name it plz sir | 06:51 |
melow01 | python_root: all good man | 06:51 |
seraku | deluge > transmission | 06:51 |
Billiard | SuBsAm: name what? | 06:52 |
indus | SuBsAm: hello | 06:52 |
SuBsAm | sun-java6-plugin? | 06:52 |
melow01 | Billiard: I did the md5sum and the results seem to match up: | 06:52 |
melow01 | 8f921e001aebc3e98e8e8e7d29ee1dd4 ubuntu-9.04-netbook-remix-i386.img | 06:52 |
melow01 | 8f921e001aebc3e98e8e8e7d29ee1dd4 *ubuntu-9.04-netbook-remix-i386.img | 06:52 |
SuBsAm | indus | 06:52 |
Billiard | SuBsAm: that should work | 06:52 |
indus | SuBsAm: what happened yesterday | 06:52 |
SuBsAm | hi how r u ? | 06:52 |
python_root | melow01 : :) ;) ;) | 06:52 |
indus | good thank you | 06:52 |
Billiard | melow01: k it matches | 06:52 |
melow01 | Billiard: If the results match, does that mean my ISO file is good? | 06:52 |
SuBsAm | good put i didn't make what i want | 06:52 |
Billiard | melow01: yes | 06:52 |
SuBsAm | but the java alredy install | 06:53 |
ronald | DasEi: http://pastebin.com/f3218fd28 | 06:53 |
indus | SuBsAm: and? | 06:53 |
indus | SuBsAm: you do chat arabic? | 06:53 |
python_root | melow01: If the md5 matches that means iso is good and it has not been modified | 06:53 |
melow01 | Billiard: dope... i just need to make my HP boot to the USB... it did it once before | 06:53 |
SuBsAm | no i couldn't | 06:53 |
SuBsAm | the lang stell can't readen | 06:53 |
indus | SuBsAm: which site is this? | 06:54 |
indus | SuBsAm: give me link | 06:54 |
SuBsAm | after i installed the sun-java6-fonts | 06:54 |
DasEi | ronald : On Board Devices: #30 Sound: "AD1981/ADI" | 06:54 |
indus | SuBsAm: have you installed all language packs | 06:54 |
frull | halllo all | 06:54 |
SuBsAm | ok wait sec | 06:54 |
python_root | melow01 : go top boot manager and set priority to usb | 06:54 |
frull | am have some problem on this day, please help me so very importn for you help | 06:54 |
melow01 | what does "Loading /ubnkern..." mean? Obviously, I think its trying to load the kernel but any thoughts as to why it hangs? | 06:55 |
ronald | DasEi: so what can i do now? | 06:55 |
python_root | melow01 : then u can | 06:55 |
DasEi | ronald : so sound is found and recognized, let's get it working | 06:55 |
DasEi | ronald: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade && sudo apt-get install alsamixergui | 06:55 |
Billiard | frull: just ask | 06:55 |
frull | am use ubuntu 9.10 and am install on my box ibm t40 with driver cisco aironet and man can't use wpa please give me some solution for this problem | 06:55 |
frull | am use ubuntu 9.10 and am install on my box ibm t40 with driver cisco aironet and man can't use wpa please give me some solution for this problem | 06:55 |
ComboBreaker | no | 06:56 |
python_root | melow01: first load is always slow man no need to worry | 06:56 |
ComboBreaker | we cant | 06:56 |
frull | pless helmp me billiard | 06:56 |
ronald | DasEi: this is the result. W: GPG error: http://packages.medibuntu.org hardy Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 2EBC26B60C5A2783 | 06:56 |
exodusMS | frull what is your language? | 06:56 |
ronald | E: Could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (11 Resource temporarily unavailable) | 06:56 |
ronald | E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), is another process using it? | 06:56 |
frull | and any body can help that, or have some solution maybe | 06:56 |
melow01 | python_root: ok. but it worked once so I'm wondering why its not booting to usb now | 06:56 |
SuBsAm | <indus> www6.mashy.com/chat | 06:56 |
Billiard | frull: i have no idea how to fix it | 06:56 |
frull | indonesia. but on the chanell in my contry not good | 06:56 |
frull | am from indonesia brotha | 06:56 |
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DasEi | ronald : that's another issue with your sources, let's stay on sound, I assume you ran last cmd ? | 06:57 |
python_root | ronald: use sudo before ur commands and see nothing else is using the resources | 06:57 |
indus | SuBsAm: all arabic :) dont understand | 06:57 |
indus | SuBsAm: anyways, what is the problem? | 06:57 |
DasEi | ronald: sudo modprobe snd_intel8x0 | 06:57 |
SuBsAm | the problem that i can't read it to | 06:57 |
python_root | melow01: Did u check the boot priority ? | 06:57 |
SuBsAm | ok | 06:58 |
melow01 | python_root: just double checked the boot priority, its correct | 06:58 |
ronald | ok | 06:58 |
Jordan_U | cdinz: Did you try https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/446146/comments/56 ? | 06:58 |
frull | INDONESIA CHANEL PLEASE | 06:58 |
GatoLoko | frull: no escribas todo en mayusculas, va contra las normas. La proxima vez seras expulsado. | 06:58 |
python_root | melow01: Then proper usb ? | 06:58 |
SuBsAm | <indus> i will not going that chat again | 06:58 |
melow01 | python_root: possibly | 06:58 |
python_root | is ur usb bootable ? | 06:58 |
frull | am need the solution about my box in ibm t40 | 06:58 |
melow01 | python_root: I may need to try a different usb flash. how do i check if its bootable? | 06:58 |
DigitalFiz | i installed ubuntu via the wubi and then i installed ubuntu side by side my windows install can i uninstall thw wubi version without messing up the side by side version? | 06:58 |
SuBsAm | <indus> do u know p2p programs | 06:59 |
python_root | melow01: is ur usb bootable ? | 06:59 |
frull | my wifi can't used wpa | 06:59 |
melow01 | python_root: I assumed the usb is bootable... its a generic usb | 06:59 |
python_root | If its bootable before going to ur hd it will load from ur usb | 06:59 |
ComboBreaker | http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0274518/ | 06:59 |
frull | gatolok am not understand what you talk about | 06:59 |
python_root | How did u make that usb ? | 06:59 |
python_root | Bootable | 06:59 |
exodus_ms | frull have you tried #ubuntu-in ? | 07:00 |
SuBsAm | <indus> hay dude | 07:00 |
Dawgmatix__ | any idea how to prevent nautilus / gvfs from automatically mounting a device ? | 07:00 |
melow01 | python_root: well, I think it is because it boots to the usb and then hangs - it doesn't proceed to boot into XP | 07:00 |
SuBsAm | r u here ? | 07:00 |
SuBsAm | <indus> r u here ? | 07:00 |
melow01 | python_root: I used unetbootin | 07:00 |
frull | oke thans exodus_ms | 07:00 |
ronald | DasEi: FATAL: Error inserting snd_intel8x0 (/lib/modules/2.6.28-16-generic/updates/alsa/pci/snd-intel8x0.ko): Unknown symbol in module, or unknown parameter (see dmesg) | 07:00 |
exodus_ms | !indonesia | frull | 07:00 |
ubottu | frull: join ke #ubuntu-id untuk membahas ubuntu dalam bahasa Indonesia | 07:00 |
frull | i will try | 07:00 |
frull | !indonesia | 07:00 |
python_root | melow01: How did u make that usb ? Bootable | 07:00 |
melow01 | python_root: unetbootin | 07:00 |
cdinz | Jordan_U: Gonna try tat... | 07:01 |
DasEi | ronald: alsamixergui | 07:01 |
RenatoSilva | how to use sed to replace with a new line? for example echo $PATH | sed s/:/\n/ doesn't work :( | 07:01 |
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melow01 | python_root: I downloaded Netbook Remix 9.04 ISO and used unetbootin to load it onto a USB Flash | 07:01 |
ronald | DasEi: what do you men? | 07:01 |
DasEi | ronald: alsamixergui ,enter this in trml | 07:02 |
frull | not respont on #ubuntu-id. exodus_ms | 07:02 |
ronald | DasEi: okie | 07:02 |
melow01 | python_root: brb | 07:02 |
frull | this a big problem i think | 07:02 |
indus | SuBsAm: why | 07:02 |
indus | SuBsAm: installed arabic language fonts? | 07:02 |
tiox | Hey guys, small issue with Flash. | 07:02 |
python_root | melow01 : use the creater that is defult | 07:02 |
Dawgmatix__ | any idea how to prevent nautilus / gvfs from automatically mounting a device ? | 07:02 |
Billiard | RenatoSilva: put the sed expression in 's | 07:02 |
DasEi | ronald: any s-card shown in the title of that gui ? | 07:02 |
SuBsAm | <indus> i will try to make another thing | 07:02 |
python_root | melow01 : u using windows right now ? | 07:03 |
indus | SuBsAm: hi | 07:03 |
SuBsAm | <indus> hi | 07:03 |
frull | brotha... my ibm t40 cant used wifi, and am have do anythink for fix it, but still fild until now | 07:03 |
SuBsAm | <indus> i'm here | 07:03 |
indus | SuBsAm: p2p ok course i think someone gave you the link to that | 07:03 |
tiox | On YouTube, sometimes all the buttons on the player work, but most times they do not. Is there a fix for this issue? | 07:03 |
SuBsAm | <indus> lime wire | 07:03 |
Billiard | tiox: you are using flashplayer-nonfree ? | 07:03 |
indus | SuBsAm: yea, there are many, i just use the default transmission client | 07:04 |
SuBsAm | <indus> limewire is not too fast like bear share turbo | 07:04 |
indus | SuBsAm: hmm i dont know | 07:04 |
courpse | Running jaunty, getting pretty fed up with applications closing randomly, any ideas where to look for problems? its literly at random, from directortys, file transfers, xchat, music players, everythning. | 07:04 |
leaf-sheep | Does anybody here use smartmontools? I ran the command and I'm not sure how to detect errors. I think I have no errors logged but I would like confirmations. | 07:04 |
indus | SuBsAm: you egypt? | 07:04 |
courpse | One thing disapears at a time. | 07:04 |
python_root | melow01 : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick read this might help | 07:04 |
ronald | DasEi:this is the result, alsamixer: function snd_ctl_open failed for default: no such file or directory | 07:04 |
SuBsAm | 3 much thanx my friend | 07:04 |
Billiard | SuBsAm: at least it doesnt come with trojans like bearshare | 07:04 |
SuBsAm | aha | 07:04 |
RenatoSilva | Billiard: doesn't work, I'm in MingW, thanks anyway | 07:05 |
DasEi | ronald : k, so correct driver is still missing and your sys lacks modules, econd | 07:05 |
DasEi | s* | 07:05 |
SuBsAm | i heard that no virus and trojans in linux ? | 07:05 |
almoxarife | courpse: you using a touch pad? | 07:05 |
SuBsAm | right ? | 07:05 |
frull | bengak... oii | 07:05 |
courpse | almoxarife, nope. | 07:05 |
frull | need help am used ubuntu t40 ibm my wifi can't used | 07:05 |
indus | SuBsAm: hmm yes | 07:05 |
almoxarife | mouse cursor moving over that which disappears? | 07:05 |
SuBsAm | ok | 07:05 |
courpse | There is viri and trojan in *nix. | 07:06 |
courpse | But the avg user is smart not to install stuff they are not sure of. | 07:06 |
indus | Billiard: whats bearshare | 07:06 |
SuBsAm | as we r in linux why afried of viruse and trojans | 07:06 |
almoxarife | alrighty then | 07:06 |
courpse | almoxarife, tbh, i never noticed that. | 07:06 |
SuBsAm | right billiard ? | 07:06 |
python_root | melow01 : u there | 07:06 |
Billiard | indus: a stupid old p2p program | 07:06 |
courpse | Things from different desktops disapear too. | 07:07 |
ronald | DasEi: so how can i found the correct driver? | 07:07 |
indus | Billiard: aah ok, like kazaa maybe , full of crappy shareware and stuff | 07:07 |
tiox | Wow, somebody getting a virus with a *nix system? I think the universe just exploded! | 07:07 |
indus | courpse: update your system | 07:07 |
DasEi | ronald : http://tinyurl.com/2kze6a | 07:07 |
courpse | indus, It is upated. | 07:07 |
indus | tiox: well.its possible, give me your email and ill infect yours | 07:08 |
Billiard | indus: ya a bad program noone should use | 07:08 |
ronald | what can i do this URL? | 07:08 |
indus | courpse: maybe its theh hardware,whats your pc | 07:08 |
tiox | Uh... you click it. | 07:08 |
oddhyena | but a virus can only damage linux if you authenticate it | 07:08 |
SuBsAm | <indus> i installed the arabic lang | 07:08 |
frull | humf.. ... wuwuwuwu need help please | 07:08 |
SuBsAm | and no wY | 07:08 |
SuBsAm | WAY | 07:08 |
courpse | indus, I dont think its hardware, ubuntu ran fine for me for 6 or so months of the install, now im having probs with this. | 07:09 |
ronald | DasEi: what can i do this URL? | 07:09 |
frull | any body can help me, please linux's master help me | 07:09 |
SuBsAm | IN WIN XP I WAS MUST RESTART | 07:09 |
GatoLoko | SuBsAm: no escribas todo en mayusculas, va contra las normas. La proxima vez seras expulsado. | 07:09 |
SuBsAm | DO U THINCK THAT I MUST RESTART ? | 07:09 |
indus | courpse: hmm maybe try a newer ubuntu | 07:09 |
courpse | I've tried reinstalling kernel, ive tried reinstalling whole os, and still i get these random fall overs. | 07:09 |
indus | SuBsAm: yes always | 07:09 |
DasEi | ronald : download it to desktop | 07:09 |
indus | SuBsAm: after installing language packs | 07:09 |
ronald | DasEi: ok | 07:09 |
courpse | newest is karmic, and i dont get enough time for it to upgrade before app closes randomly, and then im stuck mid install of a os (This has already happened tring to fix.) | 07:10 |
SuBsAm | GatoLoko EXCUSE ME ? | 07:10 |
indus | courpse: ok ram is bad i believe | 07:10 |
almoxarife | courpse: old puter? | 07:10 |
courpse | Ram you think? | 07:10 |
courpse | Humm. | 07:10 |
SuBsAm | IS THERE SUPTITLE ? | 07:10 |
GatoLoko | SuBsAm: no escribas todo en mayusculas, va contra las normas. La proxima vez seras expulsado. | 07:10 |
indus | courpse: yes is a possibility if all apps crash, | 07:10 |
courpse | Might have to shuffle thru a box of sticks. | 07:10 |
indus | courpse: try removing a module and see, | 07:10 |
courpse | indus, Yeah, i thought this maybe also, but was hoping not. | 07:10 |
exodus_ms | frull, http://www.mail-archive.com/ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com/msg1801894.html | 07:10 |
indus | courpse: if you have 2 ram sticks , try | 07:11 |
SuBsAm | GatoLoko ok dude where is the sup title ? | 07:11 |
courpse | Yeah, i aint got much ram to remove a module and keep it out, i'll try replacing. | 07:11 |
frull | it will try exodus | 07:11 |
courpse | ty for the tips. | 07:11 |
indus | courpse: yes but first do one thing, run the app from terminal | 07:11 |
courpse | almoxarife, its old, but its still avg for a *nix box. | 07:11 |
courpse | indus, Yeah, did this, and get random segment faults. | 07:11 |
indus | courpse: then its true i believe, the ram | 07:11 |
SuBsAm | indus i will make restart and coming | 07:12 |
almoxarife | courpse: there is such a thing as ram check | 07:12 |
indus | courpse: happened to me once | 07:12 |
SuBsAm | indus brb | 07:12 |
indus | courpse: almoxarife thanks man yes, run the men test | 07:12 |
indus | courpse: memtest x86 in boot menu | 07:12 |
indus | courpse: but frankly its slower than replacing a few ram sticks and checking :) | 07:12 |
ESEDU | does anyone know how to add a printer with lpadmin on cups? | 07:12 |
ComboBreaker | no | 07:13 |
courpse | yeah, i though that could take hours. | 07:13 |
courpse | Allrighty. | 07:13 |
XVampireX | is usplash or whatever 9.10 is using now buggy for people here? | 07:13 |
courpse | bbs with a verdict. | 07:13 |
Jordan_U | cdinz: ( I'm reading through all the comments on that bug report ) If your modem worked in a previous version of Ubuntu ( or any distro ) it looks like this can be "fixed" for any version of Huawei by removing support for the USB mass storage part of the device from the kernel | 07:13 |
DasEi | ronald : down'ed it ? | 07:13 |
courpse | Xchat is acturally lasted quite long this time. | 07:13 |
frull | exodus_ms : how must i do | 07:14 |
frull | for that link | 07:14 |
ronald | ronald : still down., | 07:14 |
XVampireX | courpse, It's not supposed to die.... | 07:14 |
ronald | DasEi: still down., | 07:14 |
indus | courpse: how much does xchat take anyway, try running a game | 07:14 |
Jordan_U | cdinz: So if nothing else works I can help you build such a kernel ( though it would have to be tomorrow since it's getting late where I am ) | 07:14 |
ronald | DasEi: after i download this? what is the next step? | 07:15 |
courpse | indus, Doesnt use much i'd assume, but if it hits the bad clusters in the ram stick, that could fall over too. | 07:15 |
courpse | XVampireX, Whats not surpose to die? | 07:15 |
indus | courpse: true, maybe xchat founda cozy place somewhere | 07:15 |
XVampireX | "Xchat is acturally lasted quite long this time." | 07:15 |
jud | MYOB in virtual machine, vbox ose. trouble opening myo files...anyone? | 07:15 |
courpse | Heh, it does die. | 07:15 |
courpse | Frequently. | 07:15 |
XVampireX | xchat is hogging the resource? | 07:15 |
XVampireX | resources | 07:15 |
courpse | Naw, nothing seems to be hogging. | 07:15 |
exodus_ms | frull, read, if it relates. There seems to be some bug reports filed there as well that you cold click and follow | 07:16 |
XVampireX | reinstall xchat >_< | 07:16 |
courpse | As indus said, its prob bad ram, and just co-inky dinky xchat loaded up in that section of ram. | 07:16 |
DasEi | ronald: tar -xjf ~/Desktop alsa* | 07:16 |
ESEDU | how do you add a printer with lpadmin, lpinfo, lpstat | 07:16 |
DasEi | ronald: tar -xjf ~/Desktop/alsa* | 07:16 |
courpse | XVampireX, Its not just xchat, its every application at different times randomly. | 07:16 |
bung | how do i use this guy's packages? https://edge.launchpad.net/~gilir/+archive/updates/+packages | 07:16 |
cdinz | Jordan_U: Yes... It did work in Jaunty... Nah thanks.. I will try out the methods posted there... if not i will try building the kernel... | 07:16 |
bung | i want to install notify-osd from his site | 07:16 |
indus | bung follow the instructions, copy paste the apt lines in software sources and run the command to get the gpg key | 07:17 |
ronald | DasEi: ok | 07:17 |
DasEi | ronald: sudo mv ~/Desktop/alsa-driver-1.0.9rc4a /usr/src | 07:17 |
user__ | pedik | 07:17 |
bung | oh there are instructions there? i must have missed it, thanks indus | 07:17 |
user__ | hai semua...gabung donk... | 07:17 |
XVampireX | :O | 07:17 |
XVampireX | I don't think it's bad memory, I think it's bad installation | 07:18 |
oddhyena | i bought a 500gb hard disk online and I was wondering if it was possible to copy ubuntu/windows partitions onto it and extend them to be larger. | 07:18 |
DasEi | ronald: cd /usr/src/ | 07:18 |
XVampireX | But there's a memory check in ubuntu | 07:18 |
indus | bung hmm wait iam searching too | 07:18 |
oddhyena | going from a 149gb to a 500gb | 07:18 |
frull | exodus_ms : am have used Ubuntu 9.10 (Karmic Koala) but the problem is, my wifi can't used wpa, and my wifi not stably | 07:18 |
DasEi | ronald: chown -R <YourUsernaeHere> alsa-driver-1.0.9rc4a | 07:18 |
ESEDU | how do you add a printer to cups | 07:18 |
leaf-sheep | !printer | ESEDU | 07:19 |
ubottu | ESEDU: Printing in Ubuntu is done with cups. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Printers - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsPrinters - http://linuxprinting.org - Printer sharing: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NetworkPrintingFromWindows | 07:19 |
d9500 | oddhyena, http://www.linux.com/learn/tutorials/133012-easily-upgrade-any-hard-drive-with-linux | 07:19 |
exodus_ms | frull, I'm sorry, I dont think I can help you any further | 07:19 |
DasEi | ronald: yourUsername without the "><" o'course | 07:19 |
frull | oke that so fine, oke fine | 07:19 |
DasEi | ronald: sudo chown -R <YourUsernameHere> alsa-driver-1.0.9rc4a | 07:19 |
ronald | DasEi: username of my camputer? | 07:19 |
indus | bung wat packages are these? | 07:19 |
DasEi | ronald: the regular user on thaqt comp yes | 07:20 |
ronald | DasEi: ok | 07:20 |
DasEi | ronald: cd alsa-driver-1.0.9rc4a | 07:20 |
frull | but just opine, if we used windows xp, all driver fix, why ubuntu not good, that some problem for all ubuter | 07:20 |
bung | indus, i dunno the guy made his own, i dont like the new OSD notify, so he has the jaunty one there for karmic | 07:20 |
indus | bung ok i found it | 07:20 |
bung | i found this site listed in the bug tracker for it | 07:20 |
DasEi | ronald: sudo chmod +x install.sh | 07:20 |
DasEi | ronald: ./install.sh | 07:21 |
indus | bung just add this to sources ppa:gilir/updates | 07:21 |
ESEDU | everytime i try to add it it complains that "Unable to copy PPD file!" | 07:21 |
indus | bung not sure if its the right ppa | 07:21 |
bung | like amd64? | 07:21 |
indus | bung https://edge.launchpad.net/~gilir/+archive/ppa | 07:21 |
ronald | DasEi: ok,.wait,im not done downloadng | 07:21 |
ronald | DasEi::) | 07:22 |
bung | ok thanks for the help indus | 07:22 |
indus | bung ok its correct , look below | 07:22 |
indus | bung np | 07:22 |
DasEi | ronald: =-O | 07:22 |
indus | bung dont do it manually, just add the line i gave you and all will be automatically | 07:22 |
jud | Hey ESEDU dunno if this helps | 07:22 |
jud | http://funwithlinux.wordpress.com/2009/05/22/sharing-ubuntu-host-printer-with-windows-xp-running-in-virtualbox/ | 07:23 |
bung | add it where btw? | 07:23 |
bung | im in software sources, it wants a line like deb <site> karmic main | 07:23 |
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cdinz | Jordan_U: thanks for all the help... | 07:24 |
indus | bung no who says, just add the ppa: line that too is enough | 07:25 |
indus | bung trust me | 07:25 |
jud | VBOX issues...........anyone? | 07:25 |
bung | oh wow ok | 07:25 |
DasEi | ronald: sudo apt-get install build essential | 07:25 |
bung | i didnt realize it was just that | 07:25 |
bung | neat | 07:25 |
indus | bung yeah no need of gpg key crap now | 07:25 |
DasEi | jud: #vbox | 07:25 |
indus | bung updates will be available on reloading | 07:26 |
ronald | DasEi: ok | 07:26 |
bung | unfortunately i get file not found on binary-amd64/Packages.gz | 07:26 |
freaky[t] | how do i connect to a vpn using the network manager applet? ive added the vpn but it doesnt try to bind to it? | 07:26 |
bung | so i guess he doesnt ahve them | 07:26 |
jud | yeah, ironing out a few things | 07:26 |
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hoo-hah | hello. is it possible to install ubuntu via chroot, so that I don't end up with a DE such as gnome or kde or xfce? | 07:26 |
hoo-hah | basically I'd like to tweak it from scratch | 07:26 |
jud | DasEi: familiar with? | 07:26 |
DasEi | jud: some experiences | 07:27 |
nazariuskapp | I've set up a pc (ubuntu) as a webserver - would it be better to set it up the server inside a virtual machine on the same machine for security reasons) | 07:27 |
indus | bung probably | 07:27 |
jud | file sharing? | 07:27 |
sbk | how to put a passwd on directory using Ubuntu 9.04 | 07:27 |
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ESEDU | how do you add a printer with lpadmin, instructions just say, add device and driver but what are they | 07:28 |
ESEDU | I need the device URI | 07:28 |
ESEDU | and the driver | 07:28 |
jud | DasEi: MYOB in virtual machine? | 07:28 |
ESEDU | no web interface, just command line | 07:28 |
jud | DasEi: on XP? | 07:28 |
d9500 | hoo-hah: why do you need chroot for that? | 07:29 |
DasEi | jud: myob I don't know .. what is that ? | 07:29 |
dandamraju | hi ineed to steps for eclipse.tar.gz to install | 07:29 |
bung | indus i managed to find the direct file, thanks again anyways | 07:29 |
peepsalot | i'm using evince to view a pdf and the fonts are very pixelated, is there any way to set this to make it look smoother? when i send the document to my printer it comes out much better than what is shown on the screen | 07:29 |
jud | DasEi: an accounting windows app | 07:29 |
ESEDU | lpinfo tells me there is a direct usb://HP/LaserJet%201320%20series and that there is a HP-Laserjet_1320-Postscirpt.ppd | 07:29 |
d9500 | hoo-hah: just use the alternate cd, press f4 after selecting a language on first boot, and then choose install a command line system. tweak by adding programs via command line after that | 07:29 |
indus | bung but that way you wont get the latest automatically | 07:30 |
jud | DasEi: what about file sharing? | 07:30 |
ESEDU | when i add these to lpadmin -p printer -v //HP/LaserJet%201320%20series -m HP-Laserjet_1320-Postscirpt.ppd, it says unable to copy ppd file | 07:30 |
ESEDU | whats wrong | 07:30 |
jud | DasEi: with host | 07:30 |
DannyButterman | Does someone know about Networked cups/Sane issues ? | 07:30 |
SuBsAm | indus : dude | 07:30 |
DasEi | jud: why not using a shared folder ? | 07:30 |
indus | SuBsAm: what is a dude | 07:31 |
SuBsAm | fiend | 07:31 |
krackpot | Can anyone tell me how to check the problems with a kernel panic please? The system locks up randomly with the Caps and Scroll lock lights blinking on the keyboard :( | 07:31 |
SuBsAm | indus dude is a friend | 07:31 |
mform | hey guys anyone know how to run .run files in xubuntu | 07:31 |
jud | DasEi: yeah, set one up, just don't know how to access it? | 07:31 |
DasEi | krackpot: /var/log/syslod and /var.../kernelog | 07:31 |
SuBsAm | indus the problem not resolved | 07:32 |
jud | DasEi; doesn't show up in windows | 07:32 |
indus | SuBsAm: fonts? | 07:32 |
DasEi | jud: again, a question for #vbox , though I could it find just from thje menus | 07:32 |
SuBsAm | aha | 07:32 |
d9500 | mform, dropping to terminal, cd'ing to the directory the file is in, and using sudo sh nameofprogram.run doesn't work? | 07:32 |
Valentina | I have heard that some people having a lot of trouble since updating Firefox to 3.5.5. The browser willl crash now and then. What do you guys/girls say about that? | 07:33 |
SuBsAm | indus aha | 07:33 |
indus | SuBsAm: what is aha | 07:33 |
mform | yea but unlike gnome when you right-clikc theres no option for letting you execute it | 07:33 |
SuBsAm | yes | 07:33 |
krackpot | DasEi: Is there something specific in those log files I should be looking for? | 07:33 |
SuBsAm | indus yes | 07:33 |
DasEi | Valentina: mine is stable so far | 07:33 |
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indus | SuBsAm: yes hmm you need more patience for the fonts thing, maybe the site has some fonts for download | 07:33 |
jud | DasEi: hmm......for me not visible in windows...nor windows created files in ubuntu allocated share folder | 07:33 |
DasEi | krackpot: events get logged with timestamps > freezetimes, else search for error | 07:33 |
indus | SuBsAm: did you select language from keyboard? | 07:34 |
quaker | Valentina; my mind is running well. | 07:34 |
SuBsAm | how ? | 07:34 |
d9500 | mform, the only .run file i've ever used was the nvidia installer from nvidia's website, and you have to drop to terminal to run that one, so i never figured out how to run them from the gui. running the program from command line should work, though | 07:34 |
SuBsAm | indus how ? | 07:34 |
indus | DasEi: if the cd wont boot, how will he search the logs?? | 07:34 |
mform | <d9500>- when i right-click theres no option to execute | 07:34 |
indus | DasEi: it aint easy | 07:34 |
DasEi | indus: cd ? did I miss sth ? | 07:34 |
d9500 | mform, you mean you need to make the file executable? | 07:35 |
mform | yea | 07:35 |
indus | DasEi: i believe its kernel panic from a cd | 07:35 |
jud | colnel panik | 07:35 |
indus | DasEi: aaah sorry | 07:35 |
DasEi | krackpot: you speak of a live cd ? | 07:35 |
indus | DasEi: syhstem locks up | 07:35 |
indus | DasEi: my error | 07:35 |
DasEi | k, nvm | 07:36 |
mform | d9500- making it executable in xfce is not looking easy bc its not in properties | 07:36 |
d9500 | cmform, cd to the directory the file is in, then chmod a+x nameoffile.run | 07:36 |
indus | krackpot: yes follow what DasEi says, or go to aystem>admin>system logs> kern.log | 07:36 |
SuBsAm | indus بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم ؟ | 07:36 |
indus | SuBsAm: yeah works fine | 07:36 |
SuBsAm | indus like thise ? | 07:36 |
indus | SuBsAm: i see all fonts | 07:36 |
indus | SuBsAm: yes | 07:36 |
mform | d9500- thanks alot | 07:36 |
nvme | so i copied some files to an NTFS partition while in ubuntu, and now windows 7 cant read the partition at all, but it works fine in ubuntu still, i ran chkdsk and it found 0 errors, anyone know other ways of fixing this ? | 07:36 |
krackpot | DasEi: I'm on a fresh install x64 karmic | 07:36 |
indus | SuBsAm: iam not sure i understand your question though | 07:37 |
DasEi | righty | 07:37 |
SuBsAm | ok put i chAT i can't c it like this | 07:37 |
peepsalot | anyone using a pdf viewer besides evince? it renders fonts very poorly for me | 07:37 |
indus | SuBsAm: which program you use for chat? | 07:37 |
d9500 | mform, sorry i don't know how to do it through the gui. i try to avoid giving instructions in terminal-ese geek speak if possible, but i don't use xubuntu, so i'm not sure how the gui way would work | 07:37 |
frull | nvme : use fsdk | 07:37 |
SuBsAm | this is a dj chat | 07:37 |
frull | ubuntu : need hlep | 07:37 |
SuBsAm | not need to program | 07:38 |
krackpot | indus: I've poured over the logs for a while. At first I thought it was pulseaudio, because the log files around the time of crashes was ending with numerous pulse errors. Now, there are no pulse errors, but it still panics | 07:38 |
nvme | frull: do you mean fsck ? | 07:38 |
ESEDU | a network devices URI is /dev/null, what is mine when its connected to usb | 07:38 |
indus | krackpot: hm\ | 07:38 |
indus | SuBsAm: what is dj chat | 07:38 |
mform | d9500- well im gonna try it now and pray it works | 07:38 |
frull | for chack disk | 07:38 |
d9500 | mform, ok, good luck. | 07:38 |
SuBsAm | like i give it to u | 07:39 |
nvme | frull: huh ? , i tried the command fsdk and it says its invalid | 07:39 |
indus | SuBsAm: hmm sorry dont know | 07:39 |
nvme | did you mean fsck ? | 07:39 |
Valentina | DasEi: Ok, good to know. | 07:40 |
indus | frull: you want to run a chek disk ? | 07:40 |
krackpot | indus: I posted a reply under this: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/479296 , and followed the instructions to install "linux-backports-modules-alsa-karmic-generic". The errors in the launchpad were pretty much exactly what my logs were saying 3 days ago | 07:40 |
frull | yax | 07:40 |
BDOTH | I found a way to run Microsoft Silverlight in firefox. Now it is possible to watch movies on Netflix with Fedora, I will make it possible for Ubuntu now. | 07:40 |
indus | frull: use fsck in linux | 07:40 |
SuBsAm | mashy.com/chat | 07:40 |
indus | frull: what is the problem you have | 07:40 |
nvme | indus: he was replying to this nvme:so i copied some files to an NTFS partition while in ubuntu, and now windows 7 cant read the partition at all, but it works fine in ubuntu still, i ran chkdsk and it found 0 errors, anyone know other ways of fixing this ? | 07:40 |
SuBsAm | indus http://www6.mashy.com/chat/guestloginpage/fullguest_new?Name= | 07:41 |
DasEi | ronald: for relaxed studies : http://tinyurl.com/2exr7p | 07:41 |
Valentina | quaker: Thanks, those who have had problems have use Windows + Firefox 3.5.5 and maybe some extensions, but I was afraid it was some kind of bug crashing Firefox 3.5.5. | 07:41 |
frull | indus : am my wifi can't detact, am used ubuntu 9.10 and i installed on ibm t40 | 07:41 |
frull | am can't fine the solve | 07:41 |
ESEDU | what is hp laserjet 1320 model | 07:41 |
ESEDU | or driver | 07:42 |
DasEi | Valentina: also you could try ff3.6 beta, works fine for me (Karmic 64), too | 07:42 |
izzy | Afwas Afwas | 07:42 |
ronald | DasEi: when i enter this:sudo mv ~/Desktop/alsa-driver-1.0.9rc4a /usr/src, this is the result.:mv: cannot stat `/home/ronald/Desktop/alsa-driver-1.0.9rc4a': No such file or directory., | 07:42 |
indus | nvme: he has a wifi issue? | 07:42 |
VanessaE | question: Is there a particular set of requirements to be able to successfully use Gnome's composite manager? On one of my machines, if I turn it on, I start getting blank windows, no title bars, some apps won't take focus, etc. (I've googled already, to no avail) | 07:42 |
VanessaE | (that same machine seems to have no trouble under XFCE) | 07:43 |
BDOTH | Hey guys, if a computer has no video card in it, will it still boot up and respond to remote commands? I never tried it but need to access files from one that's missing video. | 07:43 |
indus | frull: no wifi? | 07:43 |
SuBsAm | indus http://www6.mashy.com/chat/guestloginpage/fullguest_new?Name= | 07:43 |
Billiard | BDOTH: some computers wont, some will | 07:43 |
VanessaE | BDOTH: most modern machines can be configured to run headless, yes. | 07:43 |
nvme | indus: i dont know what he is trying to say :P, but this is my problem "so i copied some files to an NTFS partition while in ubuntu, and now windows 7 cant read the partition at all, but it works fine in ubuntu still, i ran chkdsk and it found 0 errors, anyone know other ways of fixing this ?" | 07:43 |
indus | SuBsAm: i try but wont connect | 07:43 |
DasEi | ronald : is that file on your destop ? | 07:43 |
indus | nvme: oh its your question | 07:43 |
ronald | yes | 07:43 |
BDOTH | It's a windows vista computer that just got it's video card sent into the shop for repairs. | 07:43 |
yugilbar | running firefox 3.0.8 on 9.04 how to will fix video issues ? I cant see youtube stuff or watch dvds with movie player or xine etc? it used work but after I ran janitor to clean up old apps it broke ? | 07:44 |
DasEi | ronald: http://tinyurl.com/2exr7p , change the filename accordingly | 07:44 |
Billiard | BDOTH: windows probably wont run headless | 07:44 |
BDOTH | damn it | 07:44 |
indus | nvme: what files did you copy and over what | 07:44 |
indus | nvme: this is a windows question i would say | 07:44 |
nvme | indus: i copied some .rar files (~30 gb of archived files) , i was using a karmic live cd, copied over to an ntfs partition | 07:45 |
BDOTH | Darn hard drive that has files on it is a SATA drive, only operational computer I got right now is IDE ribbon cables. | 07:45 |
ronald | DasEi: what do you men? | 07:45 |
VanessaE | yugilbar, for youtube, you need flash. install "flashplugin-nonfree" | 07:45 |
joerack | Help? Youtube is terribly slow for me on ubuntu 9.10 | 07:45 |
DasEi | ronald : did you call the given link ? | 07:45 |
indus | nvme: maybe something wrote over the system files | 07:45 |
indus | nvme: difficult to say, windows 7 is new :) | 07:45 |
VanessaE | for the rest, it sounds like you're missing some video codecs. Not sure what ubuntu uses these days (it used to be ffmpeg and similar) | 07:45 |
indus | nvme: did you ask in ##windows? | 07:45 |
Billiard | BDOTH: there may be a linux live cd which starts up with a ssh server by default for connecting to and running commands | 07:46 |
BDOTH | joerack, having the same problem you are with my Dads computer. Firefox loads web pages and youtube a lot slower then before. | 07:46 |
Rods_Tiger | Whenever I make a Live USB stick ubuntu, and then update it, it stops working next time I try and use it. | 07:46 |
nvme | indus: i think it may be a permissions issue because i think i was browsing with gksudo | 07:46 |
norman_ | Good Morning | 07:46 |
indus | nvme: no, you are saying windows cant see the partition | 07:46 |
DasEi | Rods_Tiger: space issue ? how did you install ? | 07:46 |
joerack | BDOTH, can it be the video driver? | 07:46 |
nvme | indus: no it can see it, but it says its corrupt or damaged | 07:46 |
ronald | DasEi: i open the link | 07:46 |
nvme | whereas im in linux now and the partition is fine i can read and write files | 07:46 |
nvme | even chkdsk finds no errors | 07:46 |
indus | nvme: ok try testdisk to repair | 07:46 |
indus | nvme: sudo apt-get install testdisk | 07:46 |
indus | nvme: it checks for partition errors | 07:47 |
DasEi | ronald: so follow these steps, you got the latest alsa already on your desk | 07:47 |
norman_ | Can somebody tell me some sentences about software-techniques, especially Ubuntu/Linux? | 07:47 |
nvme | indus: it cant find the package | 07:47 |
Rods_Tiger | dasei - there's 8GB, and I installed it the usual way through the making a usb stick thingy in the menu | 07:47 |
ronald | oke | 07:47 |
indus | nvme: come on man, search a little | 07:47 |
indus | nvme: :) | 07:47 |
indus | nvme: its there somewhere | 07:47 |
DasEi | norman : more precisely ? see: | 07:47 |
DasEi | !repos | 07:47 |
ubottu | The packages in Ubuntu are divided into several sections. More information at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories and http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/components - See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RecommendedSources for the recommended way to set up your repositories | 07:47 |
smwn | I'm downloading ubuntu 9.10 at dialup speed | 07:47 |
Jordan_U | Rods_Tiger: That's because the USB installs that the USB creator makes aren't real installs, they are basically a dump of the liveCD and even with persistence certain things like the kernel can never be upgraded | 07:47 |
smwn | can I hear a w00p | 07:48 |
BDOTH | joerack, no it's not the video driver. The new version of Ubuntu consumes more resources then the previous one. It can make single core processors lag a bit. I've narrowed that much down. Also Firefox 3.6 will come out soon in December that will put more speed back into it, so have some patience. | 07:48 |
indus | frull: you there? | 07:48 |
smwn | dedication | 07:48 |
indus | frull: ibm t 40? | 07:48 |
Balsaq | how many cd's does it take to copy ubuntu 9.10? | 07:48 |
Rods_Tiger | jordanu - so why does it update things it shouldn't update? | 07:48 |
tiox | Hmmmm? Why does Ubuntu have more lag in it? | 07:48 |
indus | Balsaq: 1 cd | 07:48 |
Jordan_U | Rods_Tiger: If you want a real install on a USB drive, and you have enough space, just do a regular install and make sure that grub gets installed to the USB drive instead of your internal drive | 07:48 |
Rods_Tiger | aha | 07:48 |
norman_ | I am preparing a presentation about Extreme Programming and would like to know whether this is used for Linux? | 07:48 |
Balsaq | these are only 700mb? | 07:48 |
Billiard | Balsaq: yes | 07:49 |
ActionParsnip | tiox: poor config or poor choice of desktop for the system | 07:49 |
VanessaE | "extreme" programming? | 07:49 |
Balsaq | ok thanks indus | 07:49 |
DasEi | Rods_Tiger: so space shouldn't be the issue, usb creator >> too less space for the system /too big home maybe ? pendrivelinux does well for persistent, changing installs | 07:49 |
VanessaE | (taking a laptop with you while snowboarding?) | 07:49 |
norman_ | or Agile Programming | 07:49 |
indus | Balsaq: its around 693 mb | 07:49 |
norman_ | the main aspect is to work iteratively | 07:49 |
Balsaq | indus have never burned a cd, will try now, have a cd burner and just installed some cd burn software | 07:49 |
indus | Balsaq: burn at slow speed like 8 x | 07:49 |
BDOTH | Is it possible to easily convert Windows apps to Linux apps if they are programmed in Python? | 07:49 |
Jordan_U | Rods_Tiger: Because as far as it can tell it has a read write file system, but that's really a trick. It's only a read only file system + a read write file system that carries "differences" from the read only file system | 07:49 |
Balsaq | indus, whew thats cutting it close | 07:50 |
ActionParsnip | Balsaq: md5 test the iso before burning | 07:50 |
indus | Balsaq: also, burn as an image cd | 07:50 |
Rods_Tiger | dasei, jordanu, it did ask me questions about grub in the update procedure, and I didn't know what to answer because it didn't tell me which to choose, so I left the options open | 07:50 |
tiox | Of course. | 07:50 |
Jordan_U | Rods_Tiger: The differences are overlaid on top of the read only file system and everything behaves as if you have a read write file system | 07:50 |
nvme | indus: i cant find it :P | 07:50 |
indus | Balsaq: not data or anything, sofware will have option burn as image | 07:50 |
Rods_Tiger | aha | 07:50 |
tiox | Something like InfraRecorder should do the trick. | 07:50 |
Balsaq | indus, ok 8 speed, test 1st, do image | 07:50 |
tiox | Actions > Burn Image | 07:50 |
Balsaq | burn as image | 07:50 |
ESEDU | what does unable to copy PPD file get? | 07:50 |
Balsaq | i was told choose "boot" | 07:50 |
indus | Balsaq: also burn the iso direct as image, dont extract it or do anything with it | 07:51 |
boritek_ | hello, the new ubuntu logo splash has i nice pulse effect if i boot from a live CD, however, if i install the system, the logo doesnt pulse anymore.... | 07:51 |
DasEi | Rods_Tiger: my usb did fine by always newest/maintainer version | 07:51 |
BDOTH | 0000001 | 07:51 |
BDOTH | oops | 07:51 |
boritek_ | why is it? | 07:51 |
Jordan_U | Rods_Tiger: The problem is that it's the kernel that sets this up and does the overlay, so by definition a kernel installed to the overlay cannot be booted | 07:51 |
Rods_Tiger | jordanu, so I could just install to the usb stick as if it were a hard drive, and it'll boot on any computer? | 07:51 |
Balsaq | indus hang on i need to write it down | 07:51 |
BDOTH | forget the zeros and the one, I dropped my keyboard. | 07:51 |
Jordan_U | Rods_Tiger: Yes | 07:51 |
ActionParsnip | boritek_: try reinstalling xsplash | 07:51 |
indus | Balsaq: nothing to write, just take the downloaded iso and burn as an image disk | 07:51 |
Rods_Tiger | I'd prefer that. Last time I tried that a long while ago it only ever booted on the machine I made it on so I gave up | 07:51 |
Jordan_U | Rods_Tiger: Just make sure that Grub gets installed to the USB drive instead of your hard drive ( the default is your hard drive and the option is hidden ) | 07:52 |
ESEDU | Balsaq: why does lpadmin give me "unable to copy PPD file" when I try to add a printer? | 07:52 |
Rods_Tiger | aha - that's the problem then | 07:52 |
boritek_ | ActionParsnip: ok, tx, i will try that. Although it was a hot new fresh install | 07:52 |
tiox | I wonder, is there any way to modify the splash screen? | 07:52 |
ActionParsnip | boritek_: its worth a shot | 07:52 |
boritek_ | yup | 07:52 |
tiox | Is there a GUI for that? Or must I write the path? | 07:52 |
ESEDU | Balsaq: what is a PPD file, and which is the right one for HP laser jet 1320 | 07:52 |
ActionParsnip | boritek_: are you fully updated? | 07:52 |
boritek_ | ActionParsnip: yes | 07:53 |
ActionParsnip | boritek_: cool | 07:53 |
BDOTH | I've noticed that there are no programs like Paltalk or Inspeak for Linux. I wonder why voice chat programs are non existent. | 07:53 |
boritek_ | and all repos are enabled | 07:53 |
VanessaE | Repeating my question: Is there a particular set of requirements to be able to successfully use Gnome's composite manager? On one of my machines, if I turn it on, I start getting blank windows, no title bars, some apps won't take focus, etc. This same machine seems to have no trouble under XFCE. | 07:53 |
ActionParsnip | BDOTH: you can use skype or pidgin or ekiga | 07:53 |
ActionParsnip | VanessaE: have you configured video drivers? | 07:54 |
tiox | Pidgin has no voice to my knowledge. | 07:54 |
Jordan_U | BDOTH: Or empathy ( which comes pre installed with Ubuntu ) | 07:54 |
ActionParsnip | tiox: the new one does | 07:54 |
tiox | Unless there is a way to add voice AND camera functionality.. | 07:54 |
tiox | Oh? | 07:54 |
VanessaE | ActionParsnip, Yep. Nvidia GF4 using the 96-series driver. | 07:54 |
DasEi | ActionParsnip: have you got a second in #ubuntu-offtopic ? | 07:54 |
Balsaq | EDESU i am a certified non tech but you need to get the right drivers | 07:54 |
boritek_ | tiox: pidgin and empathy both have voice and video support | 07:54 |
VanessaE | 128MB on the card, btw. | 07:54 |
ActionParsnip | DasEi: sure | 07:54 |
BDOTH | skype and ekiga are telephone programs, not chat room programs. And I hate empathy, also pidgin doesn't offer voice chat rooms. | 07:54 |
yoshx | hello | 07:54 |
tiox | You're shitting me... I gotta find this. | 07:54 |
BDOTH | tiox, watch your language | 07:55 |
ActionParsnip | BDOTH: gyachi for yahoo? | 07:55 |
VanessaE | tiox: look into the old Gaim-VV project | 07:55 |
VanessaE | and check into Kopete | 07:55 |
ESEDU | Balsaq: does cups allready have them, or do I have to download them and if i do, how do you download them on a command line | 07:55 |
Jordan_U | Rods_Tiger: The option for where to install grub is on the screen where you get an overview of what partitions will be formatted ( *after* the partition selection screen ) it's a button at the bottom labeled only "advanced" | 07:55 |
tiox | Okay. | 07:55 |
oddhyena | is there a way to use a dv camcorder as a video4linux device? | 07:55 |
BDOTH | gyachi doesn't work anymore. They haven't updated it in 2 years. | 07:55 |
_-XPERT-_ | Hi all | 07:55 |
Rods_Tiger | I see - I'll look out for that. Ta. | 07:56 |
_-XPERT-_ | Just upgraded to Keramic on my HP machine and have got a Xorg problem 100% CPU usage | 07:56 |
Balsaq | EDESU there are others here who help me, i don't have enough experience yet...newbie...however i tried all the drivers avaialable in ubuntu | 07:56 |
boritek_ | tiox: voice and video are only for jabber and msn as far i know | 07:56 |
_-XPERT-_ | Anyone here seen this before? | 07:56 |
Balsaq | EDESU eventually i got my hp printing by trial and error-kept trying different drivers in the add printer area | 07:56 |
tiox | Awww. | 07:57 |
boritek_ | and your contact has to have video and/or mic to be able to call | 07:57 |
tiox | And here my hopes were up. Darn. | 07:57 |
Balsaq | EDESU no driver actually looked perfect-so i tried many that looked close | 07:57 |
BDOTH | _-XPERT-_, yeah similar problems with my dads HP at the moment. it's a Compaq version of an HP computer and it has a 100% CPU problem too. It's an older 2.8 ghz celeron single core from a decade ago | 07:57 |
Balsaq | EDESU but i did see some that said HP in there | 07:57 |
nvme | indus: okay i have testdisk running what now ? should i re-write the partition table ? | 07:57 |
VanessaE | tiox: the main problem is getting the various companies (Yahoo!, ICQ, etc) to open up their video/voice protocols (where they exist at all) | 07:58 |
_-XPERT-_ | BDOTH: And got a solution? Or do i need to search for one? | 07:58 |
indus | nvme: <gulp> :) | 07:58 |
indus | nvme: do at your own risk | 07:58 |
BDOTH | What ever happened to EDUBUNTU? | 07:58 |
Balsaq | EDESU i tried the same technique on a really ols epson laser and could not make it work right,,,but my newer hp does print on ubuntu | 07:58 |
tiox | Couldn't you guys just work off of Trillian? :/ | 07:58 |
nvme | indus: well is that what you wanted me to try ? | 07:58 |
indus | nvme: did it show errors? | 07:58 |
indus | nvme: yeah testdisk | 07:58 |
VanessaE | tiox: is trillian open source? (I've never looked at it) | 07:59 |
nvme | indus: i dont know how to check for errors with it, its only giving me options to 'find lost partitions and rewrite table' | 07:59 |
BDOTH | _-XPERT-_, There isn't a solution yet, I'm working on finding one right now. Has something to do with the kernel. | 07:59 |
tiox | No, Trillian is closed source. | 07:59 |
tiox | But open beta. | 07:59 |
BDOTH | Trillian is so old that jesus used it. | 07:59 |
tiox | And they're soon to be doing stuff for Linux I think. | 07:59 |
SuBsAm | :( | 07:59 |
SuBsAm | :( | 07:59 |
_-XPERT-_ | BDOTH: I saw that some guys sugested to upgrade to 2.6.31 but it seems that the problem stille exists. | 08:00 |
SuBsAm | :'( | 08:00 |
* VanessaE shrugs | 08:00 |
BDOTH | _-XPERT-_, I noticed that too. It's a change that is for newer computers. If your machine is at least 3 years old, it will have this problem. | 08:00 |
indus | nvme: yea run it | 08:01 |
BDOTH | _-XPERT-_, don't worry man, nobody has found a solution too it but I'm working on fixing it myself. When I find a fix for this, I'll make sure to announce it. | 08:01 |
_-XPERT-_ | BDOTH: it is a bit newer but uses the I915 Chip and i read teh problem is in the Intell Video. The strange part is that my audio is also broken | 08:01 |
SuBsAm | indus : | 08:01 |
Balsaq | indus ActionParsnip: OK...burn slow like 8x, md5 test before burn, burn as image-not data...don't extract or anything...do i have it? | 08:01 |
SuBsAm | indus :( | 08:01 |
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SuBsAm | indus the chat master hate me | 08:01 |
oddhyena | is there a way to set /dev/raw1394 to have read/write permissions enabled by default every system startup? i don't want to always have to manually set /dev/raw1394 to a+rw every time want to record video | 08:01 |
ActionParsnip | Balsaq: pretty much, rust right click te image and select open with and select your burning software, it will manage it | 08:02 |
VanessaE | Oddhyena: add yourself to whatever group owns that device | 08:02 |
BDOTH | _-XPERT-_, I'll have to dig one of those processors out of my box and give it a try. Thanks for telling me what chip it is, I can narrow down the problem faster by testing it on that one too. | 08:02 |
indus | SuBsAm: what | 08:02 |
Balsaq | ActionParsnip ok thanks never burned anything...this will be interesting i am sure thanks a lot | 08:03 |
SuBsAm | the chAT MASTER HATE ME :( | 08:03 |
_-XPERT-_ | BDOTH: I am searching and will report if i find a solution. | 08:03 |
BDOTH | _-XPERT-_, I do need to know what revision that chip is? there is A, B, C, D, E revisions. Do you know what yours is? | 08:03 |
VanessaE | if it's root, then make a new group, add yourself to that group, and then add a command to /etc/rc.local to chown the device entry | 08:03 |
SuBsAm | she said thet i'm stuped | 08:03 |
ActionParsnip | Balsaq: no worries | 08:03 |
boritek_ | re | 08:03 |
oddhyena | VanessaE, i can't find the group for raw1394 or firewire | 08:04 |
boritek_ | i have reinstalled xsplash, but the ubuntu logo still doesnt pulse at boot time | 08:04 |
_-XPERT-_ | BDOTH: Will look at it let ya know | 08:04 |
boritek_ | like by live cd | 08:04 |
VanessaE | oddhyena, what group is it? ls -lad /dev/raw1394 | 08:04 |
indus | i go lunch | 08:04 |
ronald | Dasei: how can i install the ALSA? because i con't install use the link you give to me. its always error | 08:04 |
indus | SuBsAm: what chat is that | 08:04 |
indus | SuBsAm: what subject | 08:04 |
SuBsAm | i asked the chat master | 08:05 |
BDOTH | _-XPERT-_, ok thanks. Also if you can find out. Do you use Gnome, KDE, or X? | 08:05 |
_-XPERT-_ | BDOTH: Hmm system wont tell m e wich one | 08:05 |
oddhyena | VanessaE, the output was "crw-rw-rw- 1 root root 171, 0 2009-11-11 22:59 /dev/raw1394" | 08:05 |
_-XPERT-_ | BDOTH: Hmm Gnome of course :-) | 08:05 |
SuBsAm | about the kind of java that the chat use | 08:05 |
DasEi | ronald: where are you stuck ? | 08:05 |
indus | SuBsAm: there is another plugin maybe you try that, its called gcj-web-plugin | 08:05 |
indus | !gcj | 08:05 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about gcj | 08:06 |
SuBsAm | she can't speak english well and she was busy with another guy | 08:06 |
SuBsAm | she hate me | 08:06 |
BDOTH | Gnome is my favorite, ok _-XPERT-_, do you know how to access the gnome process manager? Look up what process or demon that uses the most CPU resources. | 08:06 |
SuBsAm | :( | 08:06 |
ronald | DasEi: i use this linkhttp://alsa.opensrc.org/index.php/Quick_Install | 08:06 |
Balsaq | brb... | 08:06 |
oddhyena | VanessaE, do I have to set myself as root? is that a security issue? | 08:06 |
ActionParsnip | BDOTH: ps -ef | 08:06 |
tiox | Oh yes! How would I get there? | 08:06 |
VanessaE | oddhyena, no | 08:07 |
DasEi | ronald: ls ~/Desktop/alsa* | 08:07 |
ActionParsnip | !info gnome-process-manager | 08:07 |
ubottu | Package gnome-process-manager does not exist in karmic | 08:07 |
DasEi | ronald: your packed alsa there ? | 08:07 |
VanessaE | rather, you need to create a new group, say, "rawfire". groupadd rawfire | 08:07 |
ronald | yes | 08:07 |
VanessaE | then add yourself to it: usermod -a -G rawfire yourname | 08:07 |
DasEi | ronald: sudo mkdir /usr/src/alsa | 08:07 |
VanessaE | then add a line to /etc/rc.local to force the ownership of the file: chmod root:rawfire /etc/raw1394 | 08:08 |
ronald | DasEi: ls ~/Desktop/alsa* | 08:08 |
ronald | /home/ronald/Desktop/alsa-driver-1.0.9rc4a.tar.bz2 | 08:08 |
P_Kable | Hello how do I know JAVA_HOME please ? | 08:08 |
SuBsAm | where can i find it ? | 08:08 |
SuBsAm | indus whare can i find it ? | 08:08 |
BDOTH | _-XPERT-_, should be under the system menu under administrative | 08:08 |
isolat3dsh33p | !lo | 08:08 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about lo | 08:08 |
DasEi | ronald: sudo mkdir /usr/src/alsa | 08:08 |
sten2 | q | 08:08 |
michael | sudo bring me a beer | 08:09 |
DasEi | ronald: sudo cp ~/Desktop/alsa* /usr/src/alsa | 08:09 |
ronald | DasEi: sudo mkdir /usr/src/alsa | 08:09 |
ronald | mkdir: cannot create directory `/usr/src/alsa': File exists | 08:09 |
tiox | No... | 08:09 |
VanessaE | oddhyena, after that, run that chmod command at a terminal also (as root) and then log out and back in. | 08:09 |
Flannel | michael: Please stay on topic. Thanks | 08:09 |
BDOTH | sudo apt-get beer | 08:09 |
VanessaE | verify that you're in the group: id yourname | 08:09 |
DasEi | ronald : fine, copy tarball over | 08:09 |
ActionParsnip | !beer | 08:09 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about beer | 08:09 |
tiox | It would be sudo fridge install 6pack | 08:09 |
ronald | ok | 08:09 |
VanessaE | oddhyena, finally, chmod 775 /dev/raw1394 | 08:09 |
tiox | THEN sudo beer. :P | 08:09 |
VanessaE | (and add that command right after the chown command in rc.local) | 08:09 |
ronald | DasEi: then next? | 08:10 |
boritek_ | does anybody know where could the famous Ubuntu Sax.ogg song be downloaded? | 08:10 |
BDOTH | Did you know if you search the synaptic page manager for beer you will get a program named "anymeal"? Kinda funny | 08:10 |
boritek_ | i mean the full version!!! | 08:10 |
DasEi | ronald: cd /usr/src/alsa | 08:10 |
VanessaE | oddhyena, clear as mud? ;) | 08:10 |
isolat3dsh33p | guys, i've checked my /etc/networks/interfaces file and found that it uses lo interface which i don't know what. I'm using wireless, is it okay that the interface is lo? Because my internet connection is awfully slow :/ | 08:10 |
boritek_ | at full length | 08:10 |
ActionParsnip | !ot | boritek_ | 08:10 |
ubottu | boritek_: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics. Thanks! | 08:10 |
VanessaE | isolat3dsh33p, "lo" refers to the system's loopback driver. | 08:10 |
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VanessaE | i.e. 127.0.0.1/localhost. it's not a real interface | 08:10 |
DasEi | ronald: sudo tar jxvf alsa-driver-xxx.tar.bz2 | 08:10 |
krs2 | uhm | 08:11 |
DasEi | ronald: sudo tar jxvf alsa* .sorry | 08:11 |
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Guest28955 | necesito ayuda | 08:11 |
krs2 | how do i tell update-manager that i dont want 10.4 when doing "update-manager -d" ? | 08:11 |
VanessaE | isolat3dsh33p, check in /etc/NetworkManager instead. | 08:11 |
krs2 | i want 9.10 | 08:11 |
VanessaE | that seems to be where networking stuff is being stored and used from now. | 08:11 |
isolat3dsh33p | VanessaE, ok, will do. | 08:11 |
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krs2 | or is it to late to get 9.10 now? =D | 08:11 |
BDOTH | Brb, guys. Going down to the man cave where the other computer is | 08:11 |
Guest28955 | algun español k me ayude | 08:11 |
DasEi | ronald: unpacked it ? | 08:11 |
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ronald | DasEi: ok.then after this sudo tar jxvf alsa*.what the next? | 08:12 |
ActionParsnip | krs2: you won't be able to get it yet, and if you could, at this early stage it would be very bare: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/ubuntu-10-04lucid-lynx-release-schedule.html | 08:12 |
Flannel | krs2: Don't use -d | 08:12 |
DasEi | ronald: unpacked it ? | 08:12 |
Flannel | krs2: Just regular update-manager | 08:12 |
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Flannel | krs2: -d is for development releases (Lucid) | 08:12 |
porkpie | Hi guy's I have an urgent problem my ubuntu server will not reboot over ssh | 08:12 |
DasEi | ronald: cd alsa-driver>pressTABhere< | 08:13 |
porkpie | I have tried reboot and shutdown -r no jy | 08:13 |
iscape | am trying to make a live usb with karmic on a fedora system - is there anywhere a howto? | 08:13 |
billybigrigger | porkpie, it's not suggested to upgrade your server over ssh | 08:13 |
porkpie | Can any one help please | 08:13 |
billybigrigger | porkpie, read the release notes next time | 08:13 |
iscape | the usb-creator is a ubuntu only it seems | 08:13 |
ronald | DasEi: tar: Error exit delayed from previous errors | 08:13 |
krs2 | ah, thanks | 08:13 |
isolat3dsh33p | VanessaE, what should i look for in the NetworkManager folder? th system-connections folder is empty. Btw, i'm trying to solve slow internet connection | 08:13 |
porkpie | billybigrigger: what are you talking about | 08:13 |
ActionParsnip | porkpie: sudo shutdown -r now | 08:13 |
DasEi | iscape: checkout pendrivelinux for persistent install unetbooting for an installer-usb | 08:14 |
VanessaE | isolat3dsh33p, that I'm not sure of | 08:14 |
DasEi | ronald: sudo tar -xvf alsa* | 08:14 |
isolat3dsh33p | VanessaE, thanks anyway | 08:14 |
porkpie | ActionParsnip: makes no difference .... | 08:14 |
oddhyena | VanessaE, thanks | 08:14 |
VanessaE | isolat3dsh33p, if I had to guess, I'd say your wireless card is being forced to one of the early protocols | 08:14 |
krs2 | damn, didnt get any new releases | 08:14 |
ActionParsnip | porkpie: strange | 08:14 |
porkpie | ActionParsnip: it like something is stopping the shuntdown process | 08:15 |
Flannel | boritek_: http://packages.ubuntu.com/dapper/all/example-content/download | 08:15 |
iscape | DasEi: hmm, is there not somewhere a howto for doing it with fdisk and mkfs + copying the things out of the iso? | 08:15 |
SuBsAm | indus dude | 08:16 |
iscape | DasEi: I have found some pages but they are outdated | 08:16 |
DasEi | iscape: doing what ? | 08:16 |
ronald | DasEi: i finsh enter this sudo tar -xvf alsa* | 08:16 |
DasEi | ronald: cd alsa-driver>pressTABhere< | 08:16 |
SuBsAm | indus can i ask u somthing ? | 08:16 |
porkpie | ActionParsnip: is there a unbuntu server channel | 08:16 |
isolat3dsh33p | VanessaE, how do i know this? I'm not really sure what is the early protocols. :/ | 08:16 |
iscape | DasEi: creating a live USB without usb-creator | 08:16 |
VanessaE | isolat3dsh33p, not sure there either. Just trying to give you something to search by. | 08:16 |
ActionParsnip | porkpie: not sure, try #ubuntu-server or #ubuntuserver | 08:16 |
DasEi | iscape: there are, but much more complicated | 08:16 |
DasEi | iscape: persistent install ? | 08:17 |
isolat3dsh33p | VanessaE, thanks :D | 08:17 |
VanessaE | iscape, what about this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/USB%20Installation%20Media | 08:17 |
_-XPERT-_ | BDOTH: Fixed the problem upgraded to the very last kernel | 08:18 |
iscape | VanessaE: thanks, that was what I was looking for but didn't find. DasEi: thx too for your help | 08:19 |
rick-mancave | _-XPERT-_, good deal. I'll try that on mine now. | 08:19 |
rick-mancave | Guys, this is BDOTH, i'm in my mancave right now | 08:19 |
* VanessaE swats her hands around and makes chop socky cries. Feel my google-fu! :-) | 08:19 |
skyl | I have gtk-recordmydesktop working to make .ogv and I can convert to .flv with decent quality. I'm wondering how to make the absolute highest quality screencasts on ubuntu --> .flv Is this the best way that I have? | 08:20 |
ziroday | !screencast > skyl | 08:21 |
ubottu | skyl, please see my private message | 08:21 |
ronald | Dasei: after this cd alsa-driver? | 08:21 |
SuBsAm | indus u there my friend ? | 08:21 |
VanessaE | ok, bed. | 08:21 |
skyl | ziroday do you know which would allow me the highest video quality. the sound is fine | 08:22 |
DasEi | ronald: sudo ./configure --with-sequencer=yes && make | 08:22 |
ziroday | skyl: I'd imagine recordmydesktop | 08:22 |
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hila | OH! Sorry! | 08:23 |
ronald | Dasei:ok.,then next? | 08:23 |
DasEi | ronald: make install | 08:24 |
ronald | Dasei: make: *** [compile] Error 2 | 08:24 |
_-XPERT-_ | rick-mancave: I am running 2.6.31-14 | 08:24 |
rick-mancave | awesome | 08:24 |
DasEi | ronald : did you install build -essential ? | 08:24 |
_-XPERT-_ | BDOTH: I am running 2.6.31-14 now and this solves both problems of Xorg and Audio | 08:24 |
ronald | yes | 08:25 |
rick-mancave | _-XPERT-_, I'm already updating to that version | 08:25 |
rick-mancave | !kernel-update | 08:27 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about kernel-update | 08:27 |
ActionParsnip | !kernel | 08:27 |
ubottu | The core of the Ubuntu Operating System is the Linux kernel: see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Kernel - You shouldn't have to compile your own, but if you're convinced you do, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Kernel/Compile - See also: /msg ubottu stages | 08:27 |
ronald | DasEi: yes | 08:27 |
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cwe_devil | ..... | 08:30 |
jokerblog | hello | 08:32 |
doruk | hi there. Anyone knows which tweaks i could use with an ssd drive on ubuntu netbook remix to get full advantage of an SSD ? | 08:32 |
jokerblog | i don't know | 08:33 |
backpackzakattak | join #wordpress | 08:33 |
aiyu | hii all | 08:35 |
aiyu | does ubuntu 9.04 support intel onboard graphics | 08:35 |
SuBsAm | indus | 08:35 |
knoxville | hi | 08:35 |
SuBsAm | u here ? | 08:35 |
jokerblog | that's ok | 08:35 |
Billiard | aiyu: yes | 08:36 |
SwedeMike | aiyu: supports my GMA4500HD anyway. | 08:36 |
aiyu | does it have builtin support? | 08:36 |
Billiard | aiyu: yes | 08:36 |
ajah | if u used vista or windows there is very good searcher for file with suggestion is there this kind of tool for ubuntu | 08:36 |
SuBsAm | billiard how indus know my location ? | 08:36 |
aiyu | ok. thanks, billiard | 08:36 |
Billiard | SuBsAm: what? | 08:37 |
[JackD] | hmm why do people keep opening dcc's on in this room with 0 byte files ? | 08:37 |
SuBsAm | how indus know my location ? | 08:37 |
SteveHill | I have a sd-chip on my Jaunty laptop, and it just started being mountable, complaining about having a bad superblock. I know how to get an ext2 FS mounted, but how do I do it with a FAT2 FS>> | 08:37 |
epalm | does anyone have specific knowledge on how to slow-mo an avi file? | 08:37 |
ActionParsnip | SuBsAm: your client gives your wan ip, you can search for that in sites to give the location from the ip | 08:37 |
iceroot_ | is this a sym or a hardlink? lrwxrwxrwx | 08:37 |
SuBsAm | billiard he ask me if i'm from egypt or not ? | 08:38 |
Billiard | iceroot_: sym | 08:38 |
ActionParsnip | iceroot_: i dont think ls can tell, I think just a link file is seen | 08:38 |
SuBsAm | how he know my client ? | 08:38 |
Billiard | SuBsAm: everyone can see everyones | 08:38 |
SuBsAm | how ? | 08:39 |
mike99 | SuBsAm, very easily from your whois I can tell your in Saudi Arabia | 08:39 |
iceroot_ | ActionParsnip: if there is something lik foo -> /etc/bar in ls, is this a sym or a hardlink? | 08:39 |
SuBsAm | could u tell me plz | 08:39 |
mike99 | SuBsAm, and I know your with Saudi Telecom for your internet company | 08:39 |
SteveHill | er, UNmountable. | 08:39 |
doruk | hi there. Anyone knows which tweaks i could use with an ssd drive on ubuntu netbook remix to get full advantage of an SSD ? | 08:39 |
SuBsAm | mike99 great | 08:39 |
Billiard | iceroot_: its sym | 08:39 |
SuBsAm | how u know this information ? | 08:40 |
ActionParsnip | iceroot_: most likely sym | 08:40 |
Billiard | iceroot_: definately sym | 08:40 |
ZykoticK9 | iceroot_, if it says l at the beginning it's a symlink, if it show - it's a hard link (there is basically no difference between a hardlink and an actual file) if you don't tell ln to use -s then it's a hard link BTW | 08:40 |
mike99 | SuBsAm, it's called Internet Protocol (IP) for short. Every ISP / Internet Service Provider needs to register it's IP through ARIN and this is how people know where you are from | 08:41 |
SuBsAm | mike99 how u know this infos ? | 08:41 |
SteveHill | ajah: Look at locate and it's datafile filler, updatedb.' | 08:41 |
SuBsAm | ok | 08:41 |
iceroot_ | Billiard: ActionParsnip ZykoticK9 thank you all for this info (i should know..) :) | 08:41 |
SuBsAm | if i want to know where r u from | 08:41 |
SuBsAm | what can i do ? | 08:41 |
om26er | SuBsAm: part | 08:42 |
Billiard | SuBsAm: just google how to find someones location on irc or somethin | 08:42 |
SuBsAm | mike99 right click on the name ? | 08:42 |
mike99 | SuBsAm, /whois $nickname | 08:43 |
dtork | how might I assign a command (such as aplay file.wav) to run with an action from another application? | 08:43 |
bastl | hello i'm making a GTK application that embeds a xulrunner-based HTML component. After upgrading to 9.10, I get this error when linking: /usr/bin/ld: warning: libmozjs.so, needed by /usr/lib/xulrunner-devel-1.9.1.4/lib/libxul.so, not found (try using -rpath or -rpath-link) | 08:43 |
bastl | but libmozjs.so is available as locate tells me | 08:43 |
SuBsAm | mike99 but my country is unknown | 08:44 |
ActionParsnip | bastl: you will need to find where xulrunner expects the file to be then symlink it | 08:44 |
DasEi | ronald: still around ? | 08:44 |
mike99 | SuBsAm, but you have an IP address and when typing whois $IP on command line you can tell the company which owns the IP address | 08:44 |
ActionParsnip | bastl: or check the location of the file is part of PATH | 08:45 |
SuBsAm | in treminal ? | 08:45 |
bastl | ActionParsnip: ah, /usr/lib/xulrunner/libmozjs.so is dead. But why do I have to set it manually? | 08:45 |
SuBsAm | mike99 in treminal ? | 08:45 |
mike99 | SuBsAm, on CLI / Command Line Interface | 08:45 |
SuBsAm | where is it ? | 08:45 |
knoxville | SubsAm: Are you from Riyadh in Saudi Arabia? | 08:45 |
SuBsAm | no in another | 08:46 |
ActionParsnip | bastl: not sure, its not something i use | 08:46 |
ActionParsnip | bastl: but you obviously do in your situation | 08:46 |
knoxville | SuBsAm: But you're form Saudi Arabia? Your ISP is from Riyadh? :) | 08:46 |
knoxville | *From | 08:46 |
bastl | well, I'd rather reinstall some dep packages. | 08:46 |
ActionParsnip | bastl: maybe its a bug | 08:46 |
SuBsAm | i'm in saudi but not i ryadah | 08:46 |
goathead | how can i see what graphics drivers i am using (ubuntu 9.10) there is no /etc/X11/xorg.conf file | 08:47 |
DigitalKiwi | my IP used to say I was in Denver I think, or something far away like that, when I'm in Omaha >.> | 08:47 |
mike99 | man who knew Saudi Arabia internet pipe goes through Hongkong lol | 08:47 |
jussi01 | !ot | 08:47 |
ubottu | #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics. Thanks! | 08:47 |
ActionParsnip | bastl: the files in the packages will go right where they are now so i doubt it will remedy stuff, worth a try now. It is free | 08:47 |
SteveHill | I have a sd-chip on my Jaunty laptop, and it just started being unmountable, complaining about having a bad superblock. I know how to get an ext2 FS mounted, but how do I do it with a FAT2 FS?? | 08:47 |
yacyac | can anyone help me setup a fileserver on my ubuntu 9.10 machin | 08:48 |
SuBsAm | ok ok | 08:48 |
DasEi | Steve: what fs is it ? | 08:48 |
SuBsAm | if i have proxy | 08:48 |
Billiard | SteveHill: sounds like the filesystem is bad on your sdcard | 08:48 |
thansen | anyone in here have an nvidia 230M laptop? | 08:48 |
SuBsAm | can any one know ? | 08:48 |
mike99 | yacc, what would you like to use Samba or NFS? | 08:48 |
Balsaq | ActionParsnip ok ready to burn, do i choose IMAGE CD OR IMAGE ISO OR DREATE BOOTABLE CD? | 08:48 |
ActionParsnip | Balsaq: kill the caps | 08:48 |
Balsaq | accident | 08:48 |
ActionParsnip | Balsaq: ok | 08:48 |
SteveHill | DasEi: The chip is formatted in fat2. | 08:48 |
leaf-sheep | ActionParsnip: I thought you said cops for a minute there. | 08:49 |
Billiard | SteveHill: how did you try to mount it | 08:49 |
yacyac | mike99, i have the data to be shared with few other ubuntu machins and 1 windows box | 08:49 |
ActionParsnip | Balsaq: can you not select file -> open then select the iso? | 08:49 |
ActionParsnip | leaf-sheep: hahah | 08:49 |
mike99 | yacyac, SAMBA would be the easiest then so type sudo apt-get install samba | 08:49 |
SuBsAm | where is command line interface in ubuntu ? | 08:50 |
yacyac | mike99, doing it | 08:50 |
ActionParsnip | yacyac: +1 samba, ive seen people with issues on win7 with samba | 08:50 |
Balsaq | ActionParsnip at the very onset..i have to choose one of many items...burn iso, burn cd....or another choice is bootable cd-which i thought might be correct | 08:50 |
SteveHill | Billiard: I have it in /etc/fstab and it has been automounted for three versions of Ubuntu. | 08:50 |
jussi01 | SuBsAm: apllications -> accessories -> terminal | 08:50 |
SuBsAm | ok | 08:50 |
ActionParsnip | Balsaq: what burning software are you using?? | 08:50 |
RONY | Hi guys | 08:50 |
Balsaq | burnaware | 08:50 |
goathead | System>Administration>Hardware Drivers ... i have an ATI card, how come it says not drivers available, i need opengl. | 08:51 |
yacyac | ActionParsnip, i dont want it to be shared with win7 ... windows xp is what i want to share with | 08:51 |
Balsaq | ActionParsnip i think it has to be a bootable cd? | 08:51 |
RONY | :o i said hi | 08:51 |
Billiard | SteveHill: whats the line look like? | 08:51 |
leaf-sheep | yacyac: Windows XP uses Samba for file-sharing. | 08:51 |
RONY | i think i'm gonna say bye :( | 08:51 |
ActionParsnip | Balsaq: ive not used it, if you open the iso with the app it should realise its an ISO and act accordingly | 08:51 |
jussi01 | RONY: this isnt a general chat channel, you can just ask a question here, or go to #ubuntu-offtopic for general chat | 08:52 |
ActionParsnip | Balsaq: no, that will add some alien boot stuff to the disk, the iso is already bootable so doesnt need any interference | 08:52 |
SuBsAm | $ whois the ip ? | 08:52 |
yacyac | mike99, install samba | 08:52 |
Oyoz | hi people,i have a compaq presario f700.and it is a wifi certified.i installed ubuntu 9.10 but i am unable to access the internet wirelessly.please help | 08:52 |
yacyac | mike99, installed samba | 08:52 |
SuBsAm | jussi01 $ whois the ip ? | 08:52 |
chu_ | Hey guys, don't know if anyone here uses MIT OpenCourseWare, but I want to play .rm files, and I need RealPlayer, trying apt-get install realplayer, apparantly it is referred to by another package, but there is no installation candidate for it, that's fine, but how do I install realplayer? | 08:52 |
Billiard | Oyoz: can you see the wireless networks? | 08:53 |
jussi01 | !mp3 | chu_ | 08:53 |
ubottu | chu_: For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/musicvideophotos/C/video.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats | 08:53 |
yacyac | leaf-sheep, what do i do next | 08:53 |
mike99 | yacyac, k perfect now type this sudo cp /etc/samba/smb.conf /etc/samba/old.smb.conf | 08:53 |
ActionParsnip | chu_: its on the medibuntu repo | 08:53 |
mike99 | yacyac, I'll msg you my config and just edit that and your set | 08:53 |
leaf-sheep | yacyac: mike99 is assisting you. | 08:53 |
Oyoz | no,i cant | 08:53 |
Balsaq | ActionPArsnip ok...under the heading "disc images"...1. burn iso image or make cd image...those are the choices | 08:54 |
Billiard | Oyoz: what wireless card do you have? | 08:54 |
yacyac | mike99, alright | 08:54 |
yacyac | thanks | 08:54 |
SuBsAm | mmmmmmmmm | 08:54 |
Oyoz | when i type iwconfig,its saying no wireless extension | 08:54 |
ActionParsnip | Balsaq: burn image don't you think, as thats what you want to do..... | 08:54 |
mike99 | ack copy paste is kind of broke let me use paste.ubuntu.com | 08:54 |
om26er | !paste | 08:55 |
ubottu | For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com (or !pastebinit for CLI) | For pasting !screenshots use http://tinyurl.com/imagebin Please give us the URLs for your posts! | 08:55 |
Balsaq | ActionParsnip sounds good too me... | 08:55 |
ActionParsnip | Balsaq: you have an image, and want to burn it, so burn image is the obvious choice | 08:55 |
ActionParsnip | Balsaq: i'm astounded you asked | 08:55 |
Billiard | Oyoz: type "lspci" look for your wireless card | 08:55 |
epalm | does anyone have specific knowledge on how to slow-mo an avi file? | 08:55 |
Balsaq | ActionParsnip sorry? | 08:56 |
chu_ | Thanks ActionParsnip | 08:56 |
mike99 | yacyac, click on download as text | 08:56 |
ActionParsnip | Balsaq: i'm just suprised you asked which option to choose | 08:56 |
Balsaq | ActionParsnip well make cd sounds good too | 08:56 |
Balsaq | too a non tech | 08:56 |
om26er | !lucid | 08:56 |
ubottu | Lucid Lynx is the codename for Ubuntu 10.04, due April 2010 - See http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l02bhwofEqw for announcement video. | 08:56 |
mike99 | yacyac, next gedit /etc/samba/smb.conf copy/paste the stuff I gave you | 08:56 |
Balsaq | ok here goes | 08:56 |
ActionParsnip | Balsaq: np | 08:56 |
Oyoz | Thats my card.03:00.0 Ethernet controller: Atheros Communications Inc. AR5001 Wireless Network Adapter (rev 01) | 08:56 |
ActionParsnip | Balsaq: burn slow | 08:56 |
SuBsAm | jussi01 | 08:57 |
Balsaq | well i hope it offers me that slow setting ActionParsnip | 08:57 |
SuBsAm | jussi01 dude | 08:57 |
mike99 | yacyac, sorry sudo gedit /etc/samba/smb.conf | 08:57 |
fighter1 | how to set 1280*1024 res ?????????????????????????????????????????????//// | 08:57 |
infid | how can i view what's in my clipboard without pasting it first? | 08:57 |
Billiard | Oyoz: sorry i dont do atheros lol | 08:57 |
chu_ | Mmm, still the same thing, it's there, but no installation candidate... maybe I'm looking at the wrong package? | 08:57 |
courpse | In reguards to the ram problem i was in here bout an hour ago talking to peeps about, removing ram sticks same thing happened, i then did the memtest86, and ram has 0 errors. | 08:57 |
jussi01 | SuBsAm: ?? | 08:57 |
courpse | Yet i still have applications closing at random. | 08:57 |
SuBsAm | how can i locate ur place | 08:57 |
fighter1 | 1280*1024 ?????? | 08:58 |
SuBsAm | jussi01 i can't c ur ip ? | 08:58 |
jussi01 | SuBsAm: I have it hidden. | 08:58 |
courpse | fighter1, The more repeated puncuation you use the more likely you will be ignored. | 08:58 |
SuBsAm | jussi01 can i ask how? | 08:58 |
jussi01 | !cloak | 08:58 |
ubottu | Many Ubuntu IRC channels prohibit access from !proxies such as TOR due to a high level of abuse. You can however obtain a hostmask cloak: see http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#cloaks | 08:58 |
Billiard | fighter1: what video card do you have? | 08:58 |
Oyoz | What can i do then?? | 08:58 |
mQQsh | is it possible to install teamviewer on ubuntu? | 08:58 |
Oyoz | :( | 08:59 |
jussi01 | SuBsAm: for more info, please join #freenode | 08:59 |
Billiard | Oyoz: google how to get your specific card working in ubuntu, im sure there is a step by step guide | 08:59 |
SuBsAm | jussi01 ok give me the like | 08:59 |
om26er | mQQsh: no | 08:59 |
fighter1 | nvidia 7150 | 08:59 |
om26er | !tab | fighter1 | 09:00 |
ubottu | fighter1: You can use your <tab> key for autocompletion of nicknames in IRC, as well as for completion of filenames and programs on the command line. | 09:00 |
Billiard | fighter1: did you install the nvidia drivers? | 09:00 |
fighter1 | ya | 09:00 |
fighter1 | 185 | 09:01 |
Take0n | guys where do I have to put a script in order to make it appear when I right click on an icon and select scripts? | 09:01 |
Take0n | I have put some stuff there but I don't remember how.. | 09:01 |
fighter1 | not showing 1280*1024 | 09:01 |
Billiard | fighter run nvidia-settings | 09:01 |
Billiard | fighter1: ^ | 09:01 |
chu_ | ActionParnsip - What package should I be looking for to install realplayer? | 09:01 |
DasEi | !realplayer | 09:02 |
ubottu | For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/musicvideophotos/C/video.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats | 09:02 |
Balsaq | ActionParsnip she's burning! | 09:02 |
Balsaq | 8x | 09:02 |
Balsaq | and checked off thet tet thing | 09:02 |
SuBsAm | ok friend this option is in any chat | 09:02 |
Take0n | oh nevermind there is an option at the end of that menu which says "open scripts folder" | 09:02 |
fighter1 | ya now | 09:02 |
Balsaq | ActionParsnip so now that i checked off test, will it not be a real burn? | 09:02 |
chu_ | Mmm... So there aren't any RealPlayer debs available? | 09:03 |
Billiard | fighter1: can you pick the resolution there? | 09:03 |
fighter1 | Billiard: no | 09:03 |
Billiard | fighter1: what are the options? | 09:03 |
fighter1 | Billiard: 1152*864 | 09:03 |
Default | I need some help with block size | 09:03 |
fighter1 | Billiard: 1024*768 | 09:03 |
Default | is anyone in the mood for helping out? | 09:03 |
Billiard | fighter1: does your monitor support 1280 1024? | 09:03 |
goathead | i need to get opengl running on my machine, using an ATI card, installed all the fglrx packages already, rebooted, no opengl. | 09:04 |
fighter1 | Billiard: 1360*768 | 09:04 |
Balsaq | ActionParsnip wow 27% already! | 09:04 |
Billiard | fighter1: you dont have to tell me them all | 09:04 |
ActionParsnip | Balsaq: just let the app do its thing, when its done it will say | 09:04 |
fighter1 | Billiard: ok | 09:04 |
ActionParsnip | Balsaq: when you first boot to the CD, run the CD self test tomake sure its ok | 09:04 |
Balsaq | ActionParsnip so whatever that test is...it will just test and burn and all at once... | 09:04 |
Balsaq | oh | 09:05 |
cybersplice | Caplain__: Nice IP. | 09:05 |
fighter1 | Billiard: but whenever i run the display setting it keeps sayin It appears that your graphics driver does not support the necessary extensions to use this tool. Do you want to use your graphics driver vendor's tool instead? | 09:05 |
SuBsAm | Billiard is this option is in any chat ? | 09:05 |
Balsaq | ActionPArsnip i see, so by chossing the test...it will give me the option totest before i install | 09:05 |
Billiard | fighter1: thats why i said run nvidia-settings | 09:05 |
Caplain__ | cybersplice, thanks | 09:05 |
ActionParsnip | Balsaq: the burn is seperate, you will boot to the CD like a normal OS install, the first screen will have an option to test the CD for defects, run that too | 09:05 |
Billiard | SuBsAm: what option? | 09:05 |
indus | hi | 09:06 |
SuBsAm | that i can know every one location ? | 09:06 |
indus | SuBsAm: i guess from your name | 09:06 |
SuBsAm | my name ? | 09:06 |
indus | SuBsAm: almesry | 09:06 |
Billiard | SuBsAm: many clients allow it | 09:06 |
SuBsAm | mmmmmmmmmmmmm | 09:06 |
indus | SuBsAm: you egypt or no? | 09:07 |
SuBsAm | Billiard what about the dj chAT ? | 09:07 |
fighter1 | Billiard: but i clicked yes | 09:07 |
SuBsAm | I'M EGYPTION RIGHT | 09:07 |
fighter1 | Billiard: and it keeps saying all the tiome | 09:07 |
SuBsAm | PUT IN SAUDI ARABIA | 09:07 |
GatoLoko | SuBsAm: no escribas todo en mayusculas, va contra las normas. La proxima vez seras expulsado. | 09:07 |
fighter1 | Billiard:is there a custom way to swet the resolutions | 09:08 |
indus | SuBsAm: hmm that i dont know | 09:08 |
indus | SuBsAm: salaam alekom | 09:08 |
SuBsAm | ooooooo | 09:08 |
ComboBreaker | allah | 09:08 |
ComboBreaker | hamas | 09:08 |
Billiard | fighter1: in the xorg.conf you can set it | 09:08 |
SuBsAm | u r muslim ? | 09:08 |
ComboBreaker | juihad | 09:08 |
ComboBreaker | jihad | 09:08 |
indus | GatoLoko: he is not spanish | 09:08 |
Balsaq | ActionParsnip ok cool thanks...in case you forgot i will re-introduce myself..i am Balsaq, cetified, A-non tech, we are at 45% yee-haa can't thank you enough! | 09:08 |
kraut | moin | 09:08 |
indus | SuBsAm: iam indian :) | 09:09 |
goathead | i have an radeon x850, 256mb, why won't the "Restricted Drivers Manager" recognise it? | 09:09 |
SuBsAm | mmmmmmmmmmmm | 09:09 |
ComboBreaker | because you are a fagggot that uses linux | 09:09 |
om26er | SuBsAm: | 09:09 |
ActionParsnip | !es | GatoLoko | 09:09 |
ubottu | GatoLoko: En la mayoría de canales Ubuntu se comunica en inglés. Para ayuda en Español, por favor entre en los canales #ubuntu-es o #kubuntu-es. | 09:09 |
SuBsAm | om26er : :) | 09:09 |
DasEi | !ot | ComboBreaker | 09:09 |
indus | ComboBreaker: mind your tone and language | 09:09 |
ubottu | ComboBreaker: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics. Thanks! | 09:09 |
SuBsAm | om26er at ur service | 09:09 |
ActionParsnip | goathead: check www.ati.com for drivers, if its not listed then you will need to use the open driver | 09:09 |
ComboBreaker | go blow yourself up douchebag | 09:10 |
* indus sighs | 09:10 |
om26er | ComboBreaker: shhh | 09:10 |
chu_ | Wow, intelligent. | 09:10 |
ComboBreaker | bye terrorist | 09:10 |
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iceroot_ | ComboBreaker: stop that please | 09:10 |
DasEi | ComboBreaker: stop it, or you'll be dropped out | 09:10 |
canis_lupus87 | ComboBreaker: quit trolling | 09:10 |
om26er | !op | ComboBreaker | 09:10 |
ubottu | ComboBreaker: Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - elky, imbrandon, DBO, gnomefreak, Hobbsee, rob, Madpilot, CarlK, crimsun, ajmitch, tritium, Nalioth, thoreauputic, apokryphos, tonyyarusso, PriceChild, Amaranth, jrib, jenda, nixternal, Myrtti, mneptok, Pici, Jack_Sparrow, nickrud, jpds, bazhang, jussi01, Flannel or ikonia! | 09:10 |
ComboBreaker | no u | 09:10 |
ComboBreaker | !op ComboBreaker | 09:10 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about op ComboBreaker | 09:10 |
ComboBreaker | !op ComboBreaker | 09:10 |
ComboBreaker | !op ComboBreaker | 09:10 |
iceroot_ | ComboBreaker: have a nice day, cu | 09:10 |
FloodBot1 | ComboBreaker: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 09:10 |
messiah | !tucan | 09:10 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about tucan | 09:11 |
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SuBsAm | indus i will reload the package that u told me pefor | 09:11 |
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indus | jussi01: thanks | 09:11 |
ActionParsnip | why do people do that? | 09:11 |
messiah | isn't it the name of the similar to jdownloader "tucan"? | 09:11 |
indus | SuBsAm: which page | 09:11 |
SuBsAm | this is the last try | 09:11 |
SuBsAm | cji | 09:11 |
SuBsAm | indus gci wep | 09:12 |
indus | SuBsAm: yeah gcj-webplugin | 09:12 |
SuBsAm | indus aha | 09:12 |
indus | SuBsAm: remove teh java plugin first | 09:12 |
SuBsAm | ops | 09:12 |
SuBsAm | i alreaDY MAKE INSTALL | 09:12 |
Balsaq | 71% | 09:13 |
om26er | fighter1: what is the problem in the system--> preferences--> screen doesn't it show you your desired resolution | 09:13 |
messiah | hello? | 09:13 |
pw-toxic | hi, my pc crashed while updating.. now i cant do apt-get update anymore | 09:13 |
SuBsAm | OK OK | 09:13 |
tiox | Hello again everyone. | 09:13 |
SuBsAm | IT RELOADED | 09:13 |
indus | Balsaq: if you get stuck at 82 % disconnect internet | 09:13 |
SuBsAm | indus I WILL MAKE RESTART | 09:13 |
Balsaq | indus oh no | 09:13 |
indus | SuBsAm: ok | 09:13 |
Balsaq | indus what the heck? | 09:13 |
tiox | Still have never figured out my jSD card issue. My laptop is an Acer Aspire model and I'd like to make it work. | 09:13 |
indus | Balsaq: its stuck? | 09:14 |
tiox | SD card* | 09:14 |
Balsaq | indus nope | 09:14 |
Piep000r | hello does anybody know how i can install openvas-plugins using ubuntu 9.10 | 09:14 |
Balsaq | its slow i am doing 8x indus | 09:14 |
indus | Balsaq: its a bug ,if you dont have a network, it gets stuck, just disconnect the wire | 09:14 |
om26er | tiox: plz update to the bios 3310 | 09:14 |
messiah | !p tucan | 09:14 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about p tucan | 09:14 |
indus | Balsaq: aah burning | 09:14 |
messiah | !tucan | 09:14 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about tucan | 09:14 |
tiox | bios 3310? What the heck? | 09:14 |
messiah | what is the name of that program, is it in the repo? | 09:14 |
indus | Balsaq: i burnt it at 24 x :P | 09:14 |
Balsaq | indus and if i do that is the whole process ruined? | 09:14 |
ejv | anybody know why LVM incorrectly reports free space? | 09:14 |
indus | Balsaq: do what | 09:15 |
om26er | tiox: latest acer aspire one bios solves memory card reader problems | 09:15 |
ActionParsnip | ejv: fsck it may help | 09:15 |
indus | Balsaq: sorry i thought you were installing | 09:15 |
tiox | Oh. | 09:15 |
tiox | Where can I get that? | 09:15 |
Balsaq | if i pull the interenet wire does it wreck it indus | 09:15 |
Balsaq | indus nope burning | 09:15 |
ActionParsnip | tiox: http://support.acer.com my guess | 09:15 |
indus | Balsaq: will wreck what | 09:15 |
Balsaq | indus nevermind...i got it | 09:15 |
indus | Balsaq: i was saying, when you are installing it and it gets stuck at 82 %, do that | 09:15 |
Balsaq | indus ok...but what will happen tothe install if i do that | 09:16 |
chu_ | When I try to install realplayer I get this dpkg "Bad file descriptor" error... What does this mean? | 09:16 |
indus | Balsaq: it will go forward :) upto 100 % | 09:16 |
ActionParsnip | chu_: did you use the medibuntu repo? | 09:16 |
Balsaq | indus wow thats cool thaks' | 09:16 |
indus | chu_: hmm install it from the command line | 09:16 |
Take0n | when you put a script in nautilus scripts folder what more do you have to do for nautilus to see it? I put two scripts there but they wonät appear do I have to log out and in? | 09:16 |
indus | chu_: sudo dpkg -i <package> | 09:17 |
chu_ | I ended up just downloading it from their web site, I couldn't find anything from the repos... | 09:17 |
ActionParsnip | !medibuntu | chu_ | 09:17 |
ubottu | chu_: medibuntu is a repository of packages that cannot be included into the Ubuntu distribution for legal reasons - See http://www.medibuntu.org | 09:17 |
ejv | ActionParsnip: ok | 09:17 |
Balsaq | indus have to watch fir that one...is that just a 9.10 bug? | 09:17 |
bastl | ActionParsnip: I managed to set the link to the missing libmozjs.so manually. Now the linker succeeds. But the built binary complains: libxul.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory. This seems related to https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xulrunner-1.9/+bug/286906 | 09:17 |
mcmlxxi | !grub2 | 09:17 |
ubottu | GRUB2 is the default Ubuntu boot manager in Karmic. For more information and troubleshooting on GRUB2 please refer to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Grub2 | 09:17 |
indus | Balsaq: no its in all versions, but doesnt happen to all | 09:17 |
Balsaq | 95%! | 09:17 |
indus | Balsaq: happens if the network is down | 09:17 |
Balsaq | wow 1st burn ever | 09:17 |
Balsaq | indus oh i see | 09:17 |
indus | Balsaq: how long have you been burning this ? | 09:17 |
Balsaq | maybe 15 minutes | 09:17 |
chu_ | Cheers Indus, it appeared to work that way. | 09:18 |
Balsaq | indus doing a slow burn | 09:18 |
chu_ | What was the difference? | 09:18 |
ActionParsnip | bastl: i guess you'll have to work around the bug or fix the bug yourself | 09:18 |
ActionParsnip | Balsaq: congrats | 09:18 |
indus | chu_: yeah cheers, itsa bug in karmic, i thought it was fixed, you in beta? | 09:18 |
Balsaq | indus you burn OS's at 24x? | 09:18 |
* om26er says if installation stucks at 80% disconnect internet and it will paas | 09:18 |
Balsaq | yes thanks AP | 09:18 |
indus | Balsaq: 15 min hmm | 09:18 |
Balsaq | its done | 09:18 |
indus | Balsaq: i do all kinds of things :D | 09:18 |
om26er | !torrents | 09:19 |
ubottu | Karmic can be torrented from http://hr.releases.ubuntu.com/9.10/ubuntu-9.10-desktop-i386.iso.torrent or http://se.releases.ubuntu.com/9.10/ubuntu-9.10-server-amd64.iso.torrent depending on your architecture. Torrents for other Ubuntu flavours can be found at: http://it.releases.ubuntu.com/ (CD) or http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases (DVD). | 09:19 |
Balsaq | indus does it work fast too | 09:19 |
bastl | hm. I hate working around complicated things like this. The idea of ubuntu was that things should just work :-/ | 09:19 |
indus | om26er: yes i gave him that tip and its 82 % not 80 :P | 09:19 |
Balsaq | took 18 min 57 sec | 09:19 |
ActionParsnip | bastl: its still essentially linux which has lots of weird quirks | 09:19 |
bastl | not perfect but hte best we have. as with democracy ... | 09:20 |
indus | Balsaq:hmm its always advisable to burn cds at a slower speed, so instead of waiting , i started using usb to boot :) | 09:20 |
om26er | indus: ya whatever. but 80% is a bug | 09:20 |
bastl | !ot | 09:20 |
ubottu | #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics. Thanks! | 09:20 |
Balsaq | have always wanted to burn something this is too cool | 09:20 |
bastl | :-) | 09:20 |
ActionParsnip | bastl: well, any political policy isnt the best but the best we have ;) | 09:20 |
indus | Balsaq: i have never burned anything other than an ubuntu | 09:20 |
* canis_lupus87 says 10x is optimal for burning OSes | 09:20 |
Balsaq | doesnt look burnt? | 09:20 |
indus | Balsaq: and that was a year ago, now i just use usb boot | 09:21 |
indus | Balsaq: you know boot from usb? | 09:21 |
Balsaq | nope | 09:21 |
om26er | !usb | Balsaq | 09:21 |
ubottu | Balsaq: For information about installing Ubuntu from USB flash drives, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick - For a persistent live USB install, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent | 09:21 |
Balsaq | learning | 09:21 |
indus | Balsaq: anyways good luck and see you on the live cd then | 09:21 |
mQQsh | is there any remote access program that works from windows to ubuntu? I'm looking to control my ubuntu desktop from a windows laptop | 09:21 |
Balsaq | ty ubottu | 09:21 |
ActionParsnip | Balsaq: if you put the CD back in it will be read by your current OS | 09:21 |
ActionParsnip | Balsaq: so you will know its burned | 09:22 |
indus | good tippp | 09:22 |
Balsaq | ahh so i can toos it back inthis windows computer huh | 09:22 |
canis_lupus87 | mQQsh: citrix maybe | 09:22 |
gnopak | mQQsh: tightvnc | 09:22 |
Balsaq | not a mark on it | 09:22 |
indus | Balsaq: it burns the whole disk so see to the end | 09:22 |
ActionParsnip | Balsaq: sure, its just a data CD | 09:23 |
indus | Balsaq: its 695 mb | 09:23 |
om26er | 690 | 09:23 |
subsam_ | indus : name the java u just give it to me | 09:23 |
indus | 693.7 | 09:23 |
Balsaq | cool so i can run it right now in the cd tray as an OS without hurting xp | 09:23 |
gnopak | mQQsh: you will need to run vncserver on Linux and TightVNC on Windows. | 09:23 |
indus | subsam_: gcj-webplugin | 09:23 |
hyla | how i can joinon the italian support channel? | 09:23 |
ActionParsnip | Balsaq: well you can read the data, i dont think it will do much except maybe show a splash screen | 09:23 |
goathead | so my problem is there are no legacy fglrx drivers in the repos, why do we have legacy support for Nvidia, but not ATI? | 09:24 |
Balsaq | cool | 09:24 |
om26er | i386=690mb | 09:24 |
Balsaq | better wait till the ink dries...just labeled it | 09:24 |
indus | Balsaq: so reboot live cd | 09:24 |
mQQsh | gnopak, awesome.. thanks im looking into it right now | 09:24 |
Billiard | goathead: because ati isnt as pro linux as nvidia | 09:24 |
ActionParsnip | goathead: use the open drivers | 09:24 |
subsam_ | indus : i can't find it | 09:24 |
canis_lupus87 | goathead: fglrx is proprietary; only AMD has the source | 09:24 |
indus | subsam_: type gcj in search bar | 09:24 |
dr3mro | Hi, please can any one help me share my video to my brother windows vista pc. I use only ubuntu as my only system and i have a folder called videos in my home directory i want to share that with out password can any one help me . i use a fresh install of karmic | 09:24 |
Piep000r | hello does anybody know how i can install openvas-plugins using ubuntu 9.10 | 09:24 |
indus | canis_lupus87: hmm amd HAVE opened the older drivrs | 09:25 |
ActionParsnip | dr3mro: samba | 09:25 |
ActionParsnip | !samba | dr3mro | 09:25 |
ubottu | dr3mro: Samba is the way to cooperate with Windows environments. Links with more info: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MountWindowsSharesPermanently and https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/serverguide/C/windows-networking.html - Samba can be administered via the web with SWAT. | 09:25 |
indus | canis_lupus87: and Radeon HD is fast moving to support the latest | 09:25 |
canis_lupus87 | indus: interesting... I didn't know that. | 09:25 |
ActionParsnip | dr3mro: if you mean video as in video files | 09:25 |
dr3mro | ActionParsnip, I enabled sharing the folder but he cant access my pc . i didn't modify any thing on install | 09:26 |
dr3mro | ActionParsnip, no my video folder of my home | 09:26 |
Billiard | dr3mro: what does the windows machine say when you try to access it? | 09:26 |
TheKro | when I try to run bluetooth manager, I get the error message "Bluez daemon is not running, blueman-manager cannot continue". suggestions? (in KDE) | 09:26 |
ActionParsnip | dr3mro: samba will allow you to share a data folder and windows systems will be able to access it | 09:26 |
mgv2 | why do the search engines in firefox get restored each timr after update? | 09:27 |
om26er | TheKro: google the exact error | 09:27 |
subsam_ | indus : ok how can i remove it ? | 09:27 |
TheKro | om26er: already tried that | 09:27 |
Billiard | TheKro: sudo service bluetooth start | 09:27 |
TheKro | Billiard: tried that - nothing happens | 09:27 |
dr3mro | Billiard, "windows can't access ..blabla | 09:27 |
Billiard | TheKro: absolutely nothing? | 09:27 |
arobson | I just upgraded to 9.10 and am having some graphics issues - with a normal boot, everything loads fine and seems normal, but 15-20 seconds after booting up, the screen displays a bunch of weirdly colored pixels before going to black with a blinking cursor (though no text shows up if I type here). If I move my mouse around I get strange pink boxes showing up as well as white and black lines. I don't have this problem if I boot in recovery | 09:27 |
subsam_ | sudo apt-get remove cgj ? | 09:28 |
dr3mro | ActionParsnip, I used nautilus share and didn't work | 09:28 |
canis_lupus87 | arobson: what graphics card do you have? | 09:28 |
ActionParsnip | dr3mro: you need to run: sudo apt-get install samba first | 09:28 |
dr3mro | i can access his pc but he cant access mine | 09:28 |
arobson | ati hd 3200 | 09:28 |
dr3mro | its installed | 09:28 |
subsam_ | indus sudo apt-get remove cgj ? | 09:28 |
ActionParsnip | dr3mro: or you can edit /etc/samba/smb.conf its remarkably easy | 09:28 |
Balsaq | will sign off and boot from live cd! | 09:28 |
Balsaq | way way too cool | 09:29 |
mesenga | hi | 09:29 |
mesenga | anyone here? | 09:29 |
ActionParsnip | dr3mro: try: gksudo nautilus then add the share, does that work? | 09:29 |
dr3mro | ActionParsnip, i did read that file but i remmeber an option set "security=user" is that right i mean should not it be guest not user as i didn't create a user for samba | 09:30 |
ActionParsnip | dr3mro: i only edit the file personally, ive never used the gui way | 09:30 |
Balsaq | ActionParsnip indus thanks...will hopefully be back on in a minute under the new xubuntu | 09:30 |
TheKro | Billiard: no output, and "ps waux|grep blue' doesn't change | 09:30 |
ActionParsnip | dr3mro: not sure dude, i add stuff to smb.conf with a lot of confines, and i use a password as I like security | 09:31 |
mesenga | I cannot install subversion in Ubuntu 9.10 | 09:31 |
tamir | s | 09:31 |
ActionParsnip | dr3mro: you can setup a password, then have windows map a network drive to the share and store the password | 09:31 |
frull | hallo... all | 09:31 |
frull | am need help | 09:31 |
nh2 | hi, I have a really good evtouch calibration but just accidentally overridden /etc/evtouch/config. This takes effect only after relogin. How can I read the settings that are active at the moment? | 09:31 |
marckie | hi. how do i find out which package includese linkage.h? | 09:31 |
dr3mro | ActionParsnip, I dont want to create a user for samba | 09:32 |
mesenga | The follow error: | 09:32 |
mesenga | Could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (11: Resource temporarily unavailable) | 09:32 |
dr3mro | ActionParsnip, i just want to allow any one to acces my shares | 09:32 |
mesenga | Whats happening? | 09:32 |
subsam_ | what is samba ? | 09:32 |
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TheKro | mesenga: you might have another package manager window open? | 09:32 |
ActionParsnip | dr3mro: then i'm no help to you | 09:32 |
dr3mro | ActionParsnip, thank you any way | 09:32 |
TheKro | Billiard: any other suggestions? | 09:33 |
ActionParsnip | dr3mro: np man | 09:33 |
Billiard | re log in? | 09:33 |
TheKro | no - re bluetooth | 09:33 |
mesenga | TheKro, yeah.. downloading the updates | 09:33 |
TheKro | Billiard: no - re bluetooth | 09:33 |
TheKro | mesenga: the updates are locking the database that keeps record of what software you have. when it's finished - try installing subversion | 09:33 |
mesenga | TheKro thank you very much.. | 09:34 |
TheKro | mesenga: no problem | 09:34 |
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frull | am used, ubuntu 9.10 and install on ibm t40. am have problem on wifi aironet any budy can help me. :) | 09:35 |
wal3 | irssi is just segfaulting since I upgraded to ubuntu 9.10 | 09:35 |
TheKro | Billiard: sorry - misunderstood - thought you meant "re" as in "regarding" | 09:35 |
frull | please helpme | 09:35 |
smwn | I'll pay anyone One Million dollars if they get my wifi usb d link 160 to work under ubuntu | 09:35 |
fool__ | is there something similar to rtorrent for podcasts ? | 09:35 |
TheKro | Billiard: had problem yesterday already - reboot and reinstall of packages hasn't helped | 09:35 |
zaggynl | smwn: it's cheaper to offer a linux dev the same model PC/wireless card you have and some money to write a proper driver | 09:36 |
Billiard | TheKro: idk | 09:36 |
subsam_ | Billiard: i want to remove this package and install another | 09:36 |
Billiard | subsam_: which? | 09:36 |
TheKro | Billiard: tx anyway | 09:36 |
subsam_ | cgj-web | 09:36 |
wal3 | irssi is just segfaulting since I upgraded to ubuntu 9.10 | 09:36 |
TheKro | Anyone else got a suggestion for bluetooth problem? | 09:36 |
Billiard | apt-get remove cgj-web ? | 09:36 |
Piep000r | hello does anybody know how i can install openvas-plugins in ubuntu 9.10?????? | 09:36 |
subsam_ | Billiard: cgj-web and install sun-java6-plugin | 09:36 |
Billiard | subsam_: apt-get install sun-java6-plugin ? | 09:37 |
subsam_ | i'm installing it now form package manger ? | 09:37 |
zaggynl | smwn: https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/74822 | 09:37 |
subsam_ | Billiard: i'm installing it now form package manger ? | 09:38 |
subsam_ | Billiard: is this falt ? | 09:38 |
Billiard | subsam_: you can use the packagemanager if you want? | 09:38 |
marcofe | hi :) | 09:38 |
subsam_ | Billiard: i already using it now | 09:38 |
Billiard | TheKro: could try removing the packages with --purge maybe | 09:38 |
subsam_ | Billiard: how can i remove the other package ? | 09:39 |
Billiard | subsam_: find it in the package manager and remove it? | 09:39 |
subsam_ | how ? | 09:39 |
Billiard | subsam_: how what? | 09:39 |
subsam_ | Billiard: i can find it in the manger ? | 09:39 |
Billiard | subsam_: then its not a package | 09:39 |
wal3 | irssi is just segfaulting since I upgraded to ubuntu 9.10 | 09:40 |
subsam_ | Billiard: but i don't know how to remove it | 09:40 |
Billiard | subsam_: how did you install it? | 09:40 |
subsam_ | Billiard: so what ? | 09:40 |
subsam_ | find it there and install | 09:40 |
fool__ | hey guys, is there something similar to rtorrent for podcasts ? | 09:40 |
subsam_ | Billiard: find it there and install | 09:40 |
Billiard | subsam_: if you installed it in the packagemanager and its still installed, its still in the package manager | 09:41 |
Billiard | subsam_: im not familiar with the package is it "cgi" maybe not cgj | 09:42 |
smwn | ah i tried nsdwrapper | 09:43 |
smwn | didnt work | 09:43 |
subsam_ | Billiard: indus told me about it | 09:43 |
subsam_ | Billiard: hr told that is good | 09:43 |
mahmood | hello | 09:43 |
mafjus | Hi guys! | 09:43 |
Billiard | subsam_: whats good? | 09:43 |
indus | subsam_: sorry what | 09:43 |
indus | subsam_: iam at work and busy | 09:43 |
indus | subsam_: ok open a terminal and type this sudo update-alternatives --config java | 09:44 |
subsam_ | Billiard: that cgj | 09:44 |
indus | quick | 09:44 |
Billiard | subsam_: i dont have anything called cgj in my package list | 09:44 |
smwn | here is the driver for my wifi device | 09:44 |
mahmood | please how i can install driver for digital card twinhan1027 on ubuntu 9.10 | 09:44 |
smwn | ftp://ftp.dlink.co.uk/wireless/dwa-160/DWA-160_driver_3.2.0.17_rev_A1_linux.zip | 09:44 |
marcofe | sorry | 09:44 |
smwn | its in rpm | 09:44 |
subsam_ | ok after finish installing sun-java6-plugin | 09:44 |
smwn | but i think it has the source | 09:44 |
marcofe | irc..good thing :) | 09:45 |
mahmood | please help me | 09:45 |
mafjus | I'm trying to install NuSphere PhpEd, The installer complains about missing libgtk1.2.... I can't install it via ubuntu packetmanager, ( I havet the 64bit version of ubuntu ) Do any one know how to install this package ? | 09:45 |
wal3 | irssi is just segfaulting since I upgraded to ubuntu 9.10 | 09:46 |
frull | am used, ubuntu 9.10 and install on ibm t40. am have problem on wifi aironet any budy can help me. :) | 09:46 |
frull | am used, ubuntu 9.10 and install on ibm t40. am have problem on wifi aironet any budy can help me. :) | 09:46 |
frull | am used, ubuntu 9.10 and install on ibm t40. am have problem on wifi aironet any budy can help me. :) | 09:46 |
FloodBot1 | frull: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 09:46 |
frull | am used, ubuntu 9.10 and install on ibm t40. am have problem on wifi aironet any budy can help me. :) | 09:46 |
indus | ActionParsnip: can you help frull | 09:46 |
indus | ActionParsnip: he has been around since morning | 09:46 |
TheKro | Billiard: purging and reinstalling didn't help either | 09:46 |
nagyv | hello! recently I have realised that something uses my 8000 port all the time. How can I find out what this process is? | 09:46 |
mafjus | frull whats the problem ? | 09:47 |
Billiard | mahmood: did |
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