[00:00] <kostkon> amer-sa, maybe try netbeans or eclipse
[00:00] <seanscot> im talking shite
[00:00] <seanscot> *embarresed*
[00:00] <andre_pl> I recently had some HDD Problems and had to run a e2fsck -c on my drive to mark the bad blocks, it has been "Updating bad block inode" for well over 36 hours and is now using 700MB of ram. should I be worried?
[00:00] <FloodBot2> seanscot: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:00] <seanscot> forget i spoke
[00:00] <Bigbucks> ...
[00:00] <MatthewBrian> Hi, does anyone know how to make my computer as a Bluetooth headset for my cellphone?
[00:00] <amer-sa> kostkon, thx a lot
[00:01] <kostkon> amer-sa, :)
[00:01] <poseidonpp> BigBucks -> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_IRC_daemons
[00:01] <mMezquitale> poseidon, the same thing happens to me, log in to your router and look at how routing is set up
[00:01] <ZaNeIuM> when i install ubuntu 9.10 to this drive i always get the message "disk has meny bad sectors" but i dont get that from 9.04 or win7. what could it be?
[00:01] <seanscot> anyone had any joy getting the "seek" to work in rythimbox
[00:03] <seanscot> i dont really want to install VLC when i have a working mp3 player already
[00:03] <siropio> hi , could you provide me a link of a HOW TO get the source code of SORT command?
[00:04] <ElorTegle> Hi there, does anyone have any experience of installing driver for Ati x1400 mobile in ubuntu ?
[00:04] <seanscot> i have 2 questions thats really really bugging me
[00:04] <seanscot> and it makes me have to log into windows which i hate
[00:04] <mMezquitale> !ask|  seanscot
[00:04] <freevryheid> ElorTegle: karmic?
[00:05] <poseidonpp> mMezquitale, what should I be looking for (I"m somewhat clueless when it comes to networking)
[00:05] <ElorTegle> yeah
[00:05] <seanscot> cheers bottu
[00:05] <Azanoth> Hi everyone: If want to upgrade a package - in this case Ruby - do I want to apt-get remove, then apt-get install the new one? Or just apt-get install over the new package? Further, what of dependancies?
[00:05] <seanscot> anyone know how to get the seek to work in rythimbox?
[00:05] <seanscot> anyone use mp3s on ubuntu ?
[00:06] <ElorTegle> So yeah running ATI drivers with x1400 mobile on karmic koala
[00:06] <kaolbrec> seanscot: Mp3s need gstreamer, or libxine
[00:07] <kostkon> seanscot, seek should work just fine in rhythmbox
[00:07] <xtsuname> I'm wondering is there anyone that has a problem using iBus to input Japanese in flash input boxes?
[00:07] <freevryheid> ElorTegle: I believe ati no longer supports drivers for x1400 - see http://tan-com.com/posts/technology/fix-ubuntu-904-ati-driver-issue
[00:07] <kostkon> seanscot, have you installed the ubuntu-restricted-extras packages?
[00:07] <xtsuname> is this a bug?
[00:07] <seanscot> yes
[00:07] <xtsuname> or my settings is off?
[00:07] <seanscot> still doesnt work :(
[00:07] <ElorTegle> Thanks, freevryheid
[00:08] <trism> xtsuname: do you have an example? I want to test it out
[00:08] <kaolbrec> seanscot: gstreamer plugins as well - there a quite a few
[00:08] <kostkon> seanscot, are you trying to play mp3s directly from your mp3 player?
[00:08] <freevryheid> ElorTegle: essentially means downgrading the driver - I have a x1200 and it works OK with the open source driver - much improved over Jaunty
[00:08] <cgaha> hello
[00:08] <xtsuname> trism, I'm using a site called nicovideo.jp I'll try looking for another one
[00:09] <ElorTegle> Are there any downsides to downgrading ?
[00:09] <seanscot> no , from my hard drive
[00:09] <seanscot> but it wont seek
[00:09] <kostkon> seanscot, hmm. strange
[00:10] <fvs> ElorTegle: you'll need to freeze all X upgrades so that they don't overwrite your downgrade
[00:10] <mMezquitale> poseidon, it all depends on your router, you want to take a look at the routing table in your router when it gets all slow, if you type   ¨route¨ in a terminal that is how itś supposed to look like in your router, if you see more than one route then something is wrong, thatś why rrebooting your router fixes the routing table
[00:10] <ElorTegle> Ahh thats good to know
[00:11] <fvs> ElorTegle: what fps are you getting by running glxgears?
[00:11] <Helsinkiii> I am on wifi behind a firewalled router. i want to install a software firewall, but without it interfering with anything..does anyone have tips
[00:11] <electricTape> hey guys.   I'm using Ubuntu.  I need a program for creating and editing PDFs.  What do you guys recomend?
[00:12] <ElorTegle> 5096 frames in 5.0 seconds
[00:12] <xtsuname> trism, http://www.flashdesignerzone.com/tutorials/t1003.php
[00:12] <xtsuname> trism, could you try that out?
[00:12] <edoceo-fluorine> I just updated to 9.10 and now my Google Earth and Lotus Notes applications have empty textbox areas - where there should be text
[00:12] <mMezquitale> !pdf
[00:13] <fvs> electricTape: pdfedit in the repos
[00:13] <mMezquitale> electricTape, looks like evince is high on the charts
[00:13] <edoceo-fluorine> Earlier today this room suggested that I check my video drivers for ATI or Nvidia - which I did ; I'm using an S3 card in my old stinkpad
[00:13] <goedecke> hi
[00:13] <goedecke> any boody know the irc chat in spanish?
[00:13] <fvs> !es
[00:14] <maco> mMezquitale: evince is the default pdf *viewer*
[00:14] <goedecke> tnk
[00:14] <trism> xtsuname: yeah I found another flash app to test it in and it doesn't work, also found a bug report https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ibus/+bug/472787 ...since flash isn't open, will probably have to wait for adobe to come up with some sort of fix
[00:14] <mMezquitale> Helsinkiii, if you want to install a software firewall it will not interfere with anything, you will have to learn about iptables though, just install the firewall on your ubuntu box and configure iptables
[00:14] <pc500> The windows installer, it will do the same thing as a CD right (I can use it to repartition and add linux to an etbook withotu a cd drive)?
[00:14] <squarebracket> is there a simple way of disabling my mousepad?
[00:14] <xtsuname> trism, thing is, I can copy and paste it. But I can't type into it
[00:15] <xtsuname> trism, iBus says that it is not a textfield
[00:15] <movela> hello everyone!
[00:15] <movela> need some help please
[00:15] <mMezquitale> !ask| movela
[00:15] <trism> xtsuname: it is probably because ibus hooks into the gtk/qt/x text fields, but flash is creating it's own instead of using one of those, so ibus can't hook into it
[00:15] <ElorTegle> Interesting it seems like my opengl and 3d support is working. However now i should try wine like eve online
[00:15] <trism> xtsuname: but they still support unicode so you can copy/paste just fine
[00:16] <mMezquitale> pc500, can you state the task you are trying to accomplish and what you need help in?
[00:16] <thanasys> coachz: all good now?
[00:16] <fvs> !ask | movela
[00:16] <xtsuname> trism, ah, ic, is there any way around it? I remembered that scim works fine
[00:16] <movela> ok, sorry... anyways i want to make some sticker cd labels. i need a good app. glabel is kind of buggy/slow
[00:16] <trism> xtsuname: did it? unfortunately I couldn't manage to get scim working in karmic, so I don't know if that would be a workaround
[00:16] <movela> any other recomendations
[00:17] <xtsuname> trism, I just installed scim. I'm gonna try if that works
[00:17] <nuaa> hi
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[00:18] <virus69> como estan todos?
[00:18] <jrib> !es | virus69
[00:19] <xtsuname>   trism thanx for ur help. I'm gonna go ry this out.
[00:20] <edoceo-fluorine> After my update to Karmic my textboxes show up empty in many applications
[00:21] <Bigbucks> Why does "sudo apt-get php5" not work
[00:21] <kostkon> edoceo-fluorine, try changing your theme
[00:21] <edoceo-fluorine> Just blank - cannot highlight or anything, menus are OK, dialogs are OK but these textoxen are fail
[00:21] <edoceo-fluorine> ha - lag -
[00:21] <Bigbucks> this is the error I get when I try to install PHP5
[00:21] <Bigbucks> http://paste.ubuntu.com/326487/
[00:22] <kostkon> Bigbucks, it's sudo apt-get install php5
[00:22] <exco> I seriously need to go to bed ... but grub2 doesn't let me go ;-)
[00:22] <mrken1> Help: sound just stopped working Ubuntu 9.10 64-bit
[00:22] <exco> so what could it be if instead of booting Windows 7 grub 2 just sends me back to grub2?
[00:23] <jasonmchristos> hi guys im out right now and my computer at home has ssh how o i forward vnc port to here
[00:23] <Bigbucks> well, thats what I put in terminal
[00:23] <ZaNeIuM> my win7 install is no longer able to boot, from my grub2 menu, but i can still boot ubuntu. if i chooise to 'fix' my issue with the win7 setup disk, you you think i will loose my ability to boot to ubuntu??
[00:23] <mMezquitale> mrken1, was it working before and then it stopped working?
[00:23] <Bigbucks> And I get this error
[00:23] <Bigbucks> http://paste.ubuntu.com/326487/
[00:23] <coachz^> How can i tell if my wireless is set to turn on at boot up
[00:23] <uberspaced> if I installed ubuntu server and lxde, what other packages do I have to install in order to get a graphical wireless network configuration tool available?
[00:23] <jasonmchristos> how do i tell it to forward the port
[00:23] <thanasys> Bigbucks: try updating you repo
[00:23] <kostkon> Bigbucks, try selecting a different server, in system → admin → software sources
[00:24] <seanscot> is it possible to default the config of rythimbox?
[00:24] <jasonmchristos> to get remote desktop through ssh
[00:24] <Bigbucks> how do I update it?
[00:24] <thanasys> BigBucks current version is 4.2
[00:24] <mMezquitale> ZaNeIuM, can you run grub-probe and grub-update to fix that?
[00:24] <uberspaced> jasonmchristos, are you asking about port forwarding via ssh?
[00:24] <thanasys> Bigbucks: sudo apt-get update
[00:24] <uberspaced> (i just joined)
[00:24] <Bigbucks> Oh and kostkon It is server
[00:24] <exco> ZaNeIuM: quite possible ... I just ran through it and still can't boot win 7 ... but grub2 is still there
[00:24] <jasonmchristos> ys
[00:24] <kostkon> Bigbucks, oh
[00:24] <mMezquitale> jasonjang, can you post your question in a single line?
[00:24] <CountDeMonet> hey, im having a display issue that i need some help with
[00:25] <mMezquitale> jasonmchristos, can you post your question in a single line?
[00:25] <uberspaced> jasonmchristos, there's ssh -L, which is handy
[00:25] <ZaNeIuM> mMezquitale even with grub2? do i do that from the live cd?
[00:25] <pc500> Ok I just ran the window installer and it just boots to sh:GRUB  nothign.
[00:25] <jasonmchristos> uberspaced: how do i forward a port on ssh to view vino server through ssh
[00:25] <CountDeMonet> certain windows in gnome aren't rendered properly, they're shown as black with some garbled images
[00:25] <ZaNeIuM> exco: what happened?
[00:26] <edoceo-fluorine> well, changing theme didn't help :*(
[00:26] <uberspaced> ssh -L LOCAL_PORT:relay_to_ip:relay_to_port user@remote_host
[00:26] <squarebracket> is there a way to increase the timeout for mousepad disabling during timing?
[00:26] <exco> I might have installed grub2 into the Win7 partition instead of the mbr ...
[00:26] <Drunkpunk> is there still a beginners group for ubuntu?
[00:26] <mMezquitale> ZaNeIuM, no, once youre inside ubuntu if you see win7 as an option but it doesnt boot you can try logging in to ubuntu then probe and update grub, if not you can use chainloader to boot win7 or add another line in grub config to boot up win7 correctly
[00:27] <uberspaced> what extra packages do I need to install to get a graphical wireless network configuration tool if I've just installed ubuntu server and lxde?
[00:27] <fladd> can anyone tell me where gnome-terminal profiles are saved? it is not in ~/.gconf/apps/gnome-terminal/profiles. But where is it then?
[00:27] <exco> ZaNeIuM: I'm now going back to grub-pc since I know how to configure it
[00:27] <Bigbucks> thanks man, the nstall worked now
[00:27] <fvs> CountDeMonet: what happens when you disable visual effects under Preferences | Appearance menu?
[00:27] <uberspaced> Drunkpunk, there's lots of documentation available.
[00:27] <uberspaced> what would you like to know?
[00:28] <Bigbucks> now, how do I run a php file with it?
[00:28] <edoceo-fluorine> is possible to do the down-grade from 9.10 to 9.04?
[00:29] <mMezquitale> !paste
[00:29] <CountDeMonet> fvs: they're not enabled
[00:29] <Drunkpunk> uberspaced: thanx, just curious really, only discovered IRC yesterday and had some help on here earlier but realised i had v steep learning curve ahead !
[00:29] <thanasys> Bigbucks: good one man...sorry can't help you there
[00:29] <jasonmchristos> uberspaced: first of all what ports do i open on the router of the host
[00:29] <uberspaced> Drunkpunk, chances are you need a good Linux tutorial
[00:29] <Toshiba> I just installed ubuntu 9.10 on my Toshiba Satellite A205 S5852 laptop and I don't have any wireless. I looked in hardware drivers and didn't see any proprietary drivers in there. Can someone help me get my wireless working?
[00:29] <uberspaced> jasonmchristos, if you're asking that then you need to learn more about networking.
[00:29] <exco> wish me luck
[00:30] <jasonmchristos> ssh
[00:30] <uberspaced> jasonmchristos, port forwarding via ssh is a pretty basic thing
[00:30] <jasonmchristos> port 23
[00:30] <uberspaced> ssh is port 22 by default
[00:30] <Drunkpunk> uberspaced:: any suggestions much appreciated
[00:30] <edoceo-fluorine> what else would cause my textboxes to render empty ?
[00:30] <uberspaced> but you can relay local port 4000 to another ip's 22 via ssh
[00:30] <CooPs89> what prevents someone from SSH'ing into my server using the account "mail" or "news" or "deamon" etc
[00:30] <uberspaced> so you have to choose the ports
[00:30] <CountDeMonet> Toshiba: google windows wireless drivers for linux
[00:30] <uberspaced> CooPs89, check their shell
[00:31] <uberspaced> CooPs89, check their entry in /etc/shadow
[00:31] <uberspaced> chances are they'll have no password (which you shouldn't be able to log into remotely with)
[00:31] <uberspaced> or a shell like /bin/false
[00:31] <CooPs89> ah
[00:31] <uberspaced> or the like
[00:31] <Toshiba> CountDeMonet, I tried that but couldn't find anything helpful for ubuntu
[00:31] <CooPs89> so all users with a password in shadow can log in?
[00:31] <atril_> hi
[00:31] <uberspaced> CooPs89, man sshd_config
[00:31] <atril_> I have question about netcat. I try to use "port redirection" like : nc -l -p 80 | nc irc.freenode.org 6667 | nc -b -l -p 80 but this doesn't work, The case is that if I use "nc -l -p 80 -c "nc irc.freenode.org 6667" works. Does anyone why the first method doens't work ?
[00:31] <helpmeplease> Enter text here...
[00:31] <helpmeplease> in[angle] abc the ratio of  the angles is A: B: C:= 2:4:9:. what is the measure of the largest angle?
[00:31] <helpmeplease> help ?
[00:32] <helpmeplease> in[angle] abc the ratio of  the angles is A: B: C:= 2:4:9:. what is the measure of the largest angle?
[00:32] <jasonmchristos> is 22 also telnet
[00:32] <helpmeplease> in[angle] abc the ratio of  the angles is A: B: C:= 2:4:9:. what is the measure of the largest angle?
[00:32] <CountDeMonet> Toshiba: i'd like to help but i can only offer a starting pt: http://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/ndiswrapper/index.php?title=Main_Page
[00:32] <uberspaced> helpmeplease, go to hell.
[00:33] <helpmeplease> y
[00:33] <uberspaced> Drunkpunk, google for beginning linux
[00:33] <Toshiba> CountDeMonet, Thank you for sending me in a direction
[00:33] <uberspaced> look specifically for commands like cp, ls, cd, mv, sudo etc
[00:33] <uberspaced> don't use root for everything.
[00:33] <helpmeplease> in[angle] abc the ratio of  the angles is A: B: C:= 2:4:9:. what is the measure of the largest angle?
[00:33] <helpmeplease> in[angle] abc the ratio of  the angles is A: B: C:= 2:4:9:. what is the measure of the largest angle?in[angle] abc the ratio of  the angles is A: B: C:= 2:4:9:. what is the measure of the largest angle?
[00:33] <helpmeplease> in[angle] abc the ratio of  the angles is A: B: C:= 2:4:9:. what is the measure of the largest angle?
[00:33] <helpmeplease> in[angle] abc the ratio of  the angles is A: B: C:= 2:4:9:. what is the measure of the largest angle?
[00:33] <FloodBot2> helpmeplease: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:33] <uberspaced> get used to just manipulating image files
[00:33] <uberspaced> ha!
[00:34] <helpmeplease> in[angle] abc the ratio of  the angles is A: B: C:= 2:4:9:. what is the measure of the largest angle?
[00:34] <helpmeplease> in[angle] abc the ratio of  the angles is A: B: C:= 2:4:9:. what is the measure of the largest angle?
[00:34] <helpmeplease> in[angle] abc the ratio of  the angles is A: B: C:= 2:4:9:. what is the measure of the largest angle?in[angle] abc the ratio of  the angles is A: B: C:= 2:4:9:. what is the measure of the largest angle?
[00:34] <FloodBot2> helpmeplease: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:34] <kostkon> !ops | please kick helpmeplease
[00:34] <helpmeplease> in[angle] abc the ratio of  the angles is A: B: C:= 2:4:9:. what is the measure of the largest angle?in[angle] abc the ratio of  the angles is A: B: C:= 2:4:9:. what is the measure of the largest angle?
[00:34] <helpmeplease> in[angle] abc the ratio of  the angles is A: B: C:= 2:4:9:. what is the measure of the largest angle?
[00:34] <helpmeplease> in[angle] abc the ratio of  the angles is A: B: C:= 2:4:9:. what is the measure of the largest angle?in[angle] abc the ratio of  the angles is A: B: C:= 2:4:9:. what is the measure of the largest angle?
[00:34] <helpmeplease> in[angle] abc the ratio of  the angles is A: B: C:= 2:4:9:. what is the measure of the largest angle?
[00:34] <FloodBot2> helpmeplease: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:34] <helpmeplease> in[angle] abc the ratio of  the angles is A: B: C:= 2:4:9:. what is the measure of the largest angle?
[00:35] <melik> anyone here use Awesome WM?
[00:35] <helpmeplease> lol
[00:35] <helpmeplease> shh
[00:35] <syntheseiser_> add up 2, 4, and 9, and then divide 180 by the total.  multiply that by 9 and there's your answer
[00:35] <Drunkpunk> thx uberspaced
[00:35] <helpmeplease> i was asking and you go nutc
[00:35] <CountDeMonet> helpmeplease: this isnt the place for that, find a different channel
[00:35] <helpmeplease> k
[00:35] <uberspaced> helpmeplease, if mathematical masturbation is your thing then become a senator.
[00:36] <uberspaced> or a congressmen.
[00:36] <cafree> how do I turn off/undo the encryption mode of ubuntu?  is that possible?
[00:36] <helpmeplease> fuck your mind
[00:36] <helpmeplease> fuk you
[00:36] <helpmeplease> get a life
[00:36] <uberspaced> cafree, from where?
[00:36] <helpmeplease> .
[00:36] <helpmeplease> .
[00:36] <helpmeplease> .
[00:36] <helpmeplease> .
[00:36] <FloodBot2> helpmeplease: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:36] <tsimpson> !ops
[00:36] <tsimpson> too late
[00:36] <cafree> uberspaced: it was selected during the install?
[00:36] <cafree> it's causing more problems than it's worth, I think
[00:36] <uberspaced> cafree, there is a directory called .cryptfs or something in /home
[00:36] <uberspaced> remove that
[00:36] <cafree> I'd like to get out of it while I still can
[00:36] <cafree> is that it?
[00:37] <uberspaced> then change the permissions on your home dir to 755 for the user
[00:37] <uberspaced> there are also cryptfs scripts in /etc/init.d/ which you can turn off via update-rc.d
[00:37] <uberspaced> and stop the crypt services, reboot.
[00:37] <uberspaced> that's what I had to do...
[00:37] <edoceo-fluorine> what else would cause my textboxes to render empty ? Could it be a JAVA issue in Googel Earh and Notes?
[00:38] <syntheseiser_> can someone help me get my sound to work (ATI onboard HDMI ) I'm definitely a newbie, so i may need extra guidance
[00:38] <CountDeMonet> anyone know what could be causing the problems with the individual windows in gnome with visual effects disabled
[00:38] <jasonmchristos> ?uberspaced: so what is relay the remote one
[00:38] <dassouki> is there a reason why my mute becomes umute when i restart my pc
[00:39] <Shwack> syntheseiser_, i might be able to help you - wanna msg me?
[00:39] <uberspaced> jasonmchristos, LOCAL_PORT:remote_host:remote_ip            user@box_you_want_to_log_in_to
[00:39] <uberspaced> man ssh, read up on -L option.
[00:39] <danny_> Hey I need a little help I do know how to get the empathy icon to show up where the time etc shows up
[00:40] <coachz> how come i have to do modprobe iwl3945 evertime ubunto boots up to get wireless to work ?
[00:40] <lstarnes> coachz: add iwl3945 to /etc/modules
[00:40] <Drunkpunk> danny: right click and add the launcher to panel worked for me
[00:40] <coachz> thanks
[00:41] <knoppies> coachz, I have no idea, but you can create a bash script and autorun that.
[00:41] <uberspaced> coachz, lstarnes beat me to it
[00:41] <shajen_> hi all
[00:41] <CooPs89> i see that my www-data account has a password (probably set by mistake), and some accounts have null passwords (meaning the only thing preventing someone from logging in with them is the SSH configuration that blocks blank passwords), can I modify this file directly?
[00:41] <snkcld> hiii
[00:41] <jasonmchristos> ?uberspaced: so local port i pick randomly but whats remote host the computer i am on or the one with the ssh server
[00:41] <CooPs89>  /etc/shadow that is
[00:41] <danny_> I mean while its running it shows up like the pidgin one does I actuadently deleted the little envelope icon that was there
[00:42] <uberspaced> CooPs89, man usermod
[00:42] <uberspaced> has a disabled option
[00:42] <uberspaced> OR you can put a * whatever in the passwd hash in /etc/shadow
[00:42] <g1er> here's an easy one.. how to disable visable joins/parts in irssi?
[00:42] <jrib> !quietirssi | g1er
[00:42] <CooPs89> uberspaced: yea, was thinking of doing that,
[00:42] <coachz> rebooting :-)
[00:42] <lstarnes> CooPs89: sudo passwd -l username
[00:42] <g1er> !quietirssi
[00:42] <danny_> any idea
[00:43] <randomusr> how can I check if limewire daemon is running?
[00:43] <CooPs89> lstarnes: yeah, or that, thanks
[00:43] <Drunkpunk> drunkpunk: sorry dude, just a n00b tryin to be helpful, not sure beyond that
[00:43] <uberspaced> jasonmchristos, not following
[00:43] <CooPs89> locking an account wont prevent the system from using it, right? (mysql isn't locked for instance)
[00:43] <Drunkpunk> lol i mean danny
[00:43] <uberspaced> randabis, ps waux |grep wire       maaaaaaybe
[00:44] <lstarnes> CooPs89: or you could give it a blank password
[00:44] <Bilz> when i installed ubuntu, i made my swap partition a primary partition, and the ubuntu partition on a primary partition is an extended partition. anyway i mvoe the swap partition over into the extended partition?
[00:44] <lstarnes> CooPs89: the usual method is to set its login shell to /bin/false
[00:44] <CooPs89> locking it feels safer thank blanking
[00:44] <CountDeMonet> are there any known issues with the radeon 7500 and ubuntu
[00:44] <danny_> What is that little envelope icon called when you where the clock and wireless is etc...
[00:44] <g1er> great thanks
[00:44] <CooPs89> nice, will try that
[00:44] <maco> danny_: message indicator
[00:44] <uberspaced> Bilz, you can create a file on the extended partition and mkswap it
[00:45] <danny_> How do I set it up
[00:45] <danny_> maco
[00:45] <g1er> much better now
[00:45] <jasonmchristos> this isnt working ssh -L 71.86.148.222:5950:192.168.0.2:5900 jasonmchristos@jasonmchristos.boldlygoingnowhere.org
[00:45] <nickkontos> Hello again:) I can see my shares in my "Home" pc with "smbclient -L Home" and "smbtree" but i cant see them with nautilus :s I did't have this problem with 9.04...
[00:45] <exco> ok so now I know: I accidentally installed grub2 to /dev/sda2 instead of /dev/sda ... "§$@!
[00:46] <exco> is that fixable?
[00:46] <Bilz> uberspaced, can i extend the extended partition, since it only contains my ubuntu install, and thats the entire partition
[00:46]  * edoceo-fluorine has to downgrade back to 9.04 - looks like 9.10 is not ready for business use
[00:46] <myk_robinson> test
[00:46] <claw_> geht
[00:46] <claw_> works
[00:46] <ChogyDan1> exco: what did you overwrite?
[00:46] <progre55> hi guys! I'm running eclipse(3.5.1) on ubuntu koala(9.10). when I open Help> Install New Software> and I choose "work with" galileo or any other source, but the contents are not shown on the screen below. but when I click on the random places, the details screen shows the details. So it's just that the text is not displayed. Any suggestions, please?
[00:46] <McLovin> CountDeMonet, what issue are you having
[00:47] <uberspaced> Bilz, what you're asking to do is relatively complicated and I can not guarentee there will be no data loss.
[00:47] <uberspaced> you may need to read up on resize2fs and screw around with fdisk or something
[00:47] <CountDeMonet> McLovin: certain windows in gnome are garbled/displayed incorrectly
[00:47] <jasonmchristos> im getting: channel_setup_fwd_listener: cannot listen to port: 5950
[00:47] <exco> ChogyDan1: I think Windows 7's bootloader in /dev/sda2
[00:47] <CountDeMonet> McLovin: visual effects are off
[00:47] <Bilz> ahh your kidding... it took me so dam long to set this up :'(! cheers
[00:47] <McLovin> CountDeMonet, what version of ubuntu are you running
[00:48] <CountDeMonet> McLovin: 9.10
[00:48] <coachz> that worked,  thanks a lot guys !
[00:48] <Bilz> uberspaced, is it possible to backup my system completely, format, and then simply "copy" everything back onto my new partition, or will something break?
[00:48] <ChogyDan1> exco: well, it is probably not fixable.  You probably need to recover the windows boot loader with windows tools  :(
[00:48] <uberspaced> Bilz, ideally when you "back something up" it allows you to recover from something breaking
[00:48] <TheDude1> hello
[00:49] <uberspaced> if you copy everything off, and then repartition and copy everything back, I don't see what could go "wrong"
[00:49] <McLovin> CountDeMonet, do you have fglrx installed ?
[00:49] <exco> ChogyDan1: I tried the boot recovery from the Seven setup CD - that detects the Seven installation, but doesn't fix the boot record
[00:49] <ald85> español?
[00:49] <lstarnes> !es | ald85
[00:49] <TheDude1> having an issue installing google sketchup 7.0 in the latest Wine
[00:49] <cafree> uberspaced, my swap is encrypted too, how do I get rid of that?
[00:49] <ald85> thanks
[00:49] <McLovin> CountDeMonet, sorry do you have it installed correctly?
[00:49] <uberspaced> cafree, now I don't know about encrypted swap set up automatically for you
[00:49] <CountDeMonet> McLovin: not sure, the install configed it for me
[00:50] <ChogyDan1> exco: so windows no longer boots?
[00:50] <uberspaced> so you're on your own for that.  maybe check /etc/fstab and see where swap is being mounted
[00:50] <uberspaced> maybe it's under /dev/mapper, but who knows.
[00:50] <TheDude1> having an issue installing google sketchup 7.0 in the latest Wine
[00:50] <hcook> hey guys. i'm having trouble installing 8.04 LTS server for AMD64 on a fairly new Dell T105. The installer says it can't mount the cdrom. I had this problem a couple months ago and (according to the post-it I wrote at the time) fixed it by adding 'sata_nv.adma=0' to the boot line (F6 at the bootloader) ...but now when I add that It says, "Unknown option sata.nv.adma=0, ignoring"
[00:50] <Bilz> uberspaced, to be honest my whole set up the partitions is a complete mess. my knowledge of it isnt that great, but i can see that after playing around with the partitions my /dev/sda3 will go to sda2 or sda2, and my linux-swap partition will change etc. its that the worries me mainly
[00:50] <exco> ChogyDan1: no, I can now boot from grub in /dev/sda to grub in /dev/sda2 where it was previously booting win :-(
[00:51] <uberspaced> Bilz, then why don't you just reinstall everything and have the automatic partitioner in the install process take care of that for you?
[00:51] <blacky> I'm trying to use lftp to upload a folder to my ftp server. I'm logging into the ftp server just fine, I cd into the directory I want. Now--I want to upload recursively my folder on my local machine named 2009. I do: mput 2009/ . # bu tnothing happens
[00:51] <blacky> any ideas?
[00:51] <Bigbucks> I installed PHPMyAdmin to my server
[00:51] <Bigbucks> How do I get to it
[00:51] <Bigbucks> through a webbrowser
[00:51] <uberspaced> blacknred0, mput 2009/* . ??
[00:51] <randomusr> does the which command take wildcards in the variable strings?
[00:51] <ChogyDan1> exco: have you tried running the windows recovery command?
[00:52] <blacky> uberspaced, nope
[00:52] <blacky> :(
[00:52] <Bilz> uberspaced, it took a lot of hard work to get everything on the laptop :| and workng right. maybe ill get rid of the linux swap for a bit and try to back up and install ubuntu in there, and if its successful ill just reformat completely and hope for the best. but, there is no easy way for me to do what imj asking this
[00:52] <exco> ChogyDan1: like in XP?
[00:52] <CountDeMonet> McLovin: just installed it via synaptic
[00:52] <Bardology> Good morning :)
[00:52] <CooPs89> it's funny how /etc/passwd doesn't contain any passwords lol, historic naming convention ftw
[00:52] <mrken1> Help: sound just stopped working after reboot: Ubuntu 9.10 64-bit running through Onkyo receiver after running rhythmbox last time for the first time.
[00:52] <CountDeMonet> McLovin: any config required to make sure it works/
[00:52] <Xodiac> i need help on being put in the right direction for a program that will have like a virtual keyboard because my laptop numbers dont work
[00:52] <uberspaced> Bilz, you need to read about it and get good at it.  I can not guarentee that my advice won't screw you up.
[00:52] <exco> ChogyDan1: I only tried the automated recovery from the Win 7 CD ... don't know of a different way - but will ask google
[00:53] <McLovin> can you look in package manager for fglrx and see if the fglrx all the appropriate packages are installed
[00:53] <Bigbucks> How do I get to PHPMyAdmin?
[00:53] <AgentBlair> hello, I have a harddrive I cannot access anymore. right now im running ubuntu off the cd and it gives me an error. this used to be my main hard drive that I ran ubuntu off of but it never boots anymore
[00:53] <ChogyDan1> exco: it used to be foxmbr in XP.  IT is different for windows 7.  I don't know what it is.  You will likely have to recover grub2 afterwords
[00:53] <MoeGreen> anybody know why after upgrading to 9.10 all the videos i watch in vlc the colors are way off normal?
[00:53] <lstarnes> Bigbucks: try http://localhost/phpmyadmin
[00:53] <Taim> hcook: You try "adma=0"?
[00:53] <McLovin> CountDeMonet, once everything is installed it should work without further config
[00:53] <uberspaced> AgentBlair, as root, fdisk -l.  If the partition doesn't show up on the drive, you're hosed.
[00:54] <AgentBlair> cmd prompt>
[00:54] <Bigbucks> does not work
[00:54] <hcook> taim, sure did, as well as 'options sata_nv adma=0' and 'options adma=0'
[00:54] <AgentBlair> it shows up, I have two partitions that show up in the explorer
[00:54] <Xodiac> my keyboard numbers dont work is there a program to install like a virtual keyboard
[00:54] <lstarnes> Bigbucks: did you restart apache2?
[00:54] <exco> ChogyDan1: I don't have a problem recovering grub ... but I think I might not be able to recover the system from what I've done ;-)
[00:54] <seidos> when i type pgrep gnome-power-manager no pid is listed, but when i type ps aux | grep gnome-power-manager it is displayed
[00:54] <Bigbucks> I can
[00:54] <CountDeMonet> McLovin: ok cool. its finishing the install now. im guessing a restart of X is required?
[00:54] <randomusr> if I want to find the path for a binary/executable but I don't know the full name, how can I attempt to find it?
[00:54] <uberspaced> seidos, shorten your pgrep to something like "pgrep gnome-pow"
[00:55] <McLovin> CountDeMonet, once everything is installed just do a restart and you should be on your way
[00:55] <uberspaced> and see if it shows up.  you may be running into a character limit on length of process name for that program.
[00:55] <CountDeMonet> McLovin: thanks. ill let you know if it went well
[00:55] <McLovin> CountDeMonet, ill still be on here after your restart if it does or does not work
[00:55] <seidos> uberspaced: that worked. weird
[00:55] <mrken1> Please help: sound just stopped working after reboot: Ubuntu 9.10 64-bit running through Onkyo receiver. problem started after running rhythmbox last time for the first time (which was fine) and then rebooting (which included file check).
[00:55] <Amigadude> randomuser: which <command>
[00:55] <knoppies> Where can I change the DPI settings in gnome ubuntu?
[00:56] <sumeetbali> how do i delete chat messages in empathy
[00:56] <Amigadude> randomuser: same as the Amiga as it happens :)
[00:56] <uberspaced> seidos, I don't even remember telling you to do anything.  glad to hear it worked :-D
[00:56] <maco> danny_: so that you dont miss things that came up in notifications, IM messages and emails get listed in there
[00:56] <Xodiac> my keyboard numbers dont work is there a program to install like a virtual keyboard
[00:56] <keith__> what is the safest ubuntu ?
[00:56] <knoppies> Xodiac, you mean on screen keyboard?
[00:57] <seidos> i guess pgrep has a maximum of 15 characters
[00:57] <knoppies> keith__, define safest.
[00:57] <Xodiac> knoppies: yeah
[00:57] <uberspaced> seidos, ah.
[00:57] <sumeetbali> how do i delete chat messages in empathy
[00:57] <AmokPaule> can someone recommend me a good irc client?
[00:57] <Amigadude> empathy was letting ppl I had blocked msg me :(
[00:57] <Bigbucks> PHPMyAdmin does not work!
[00:57] <keith__> well i would say on the web
[00:57] <Taim> hcook: sorry.  Out of ideas.
[00:57] <CountDeMonet> McLovin: rebooted. still the same issue
[00:58] <knoppies> AmokPaule, I use xchat
[00:58] <luist> hey... what can i use to manage my wireless connection? its not being detected here
[00:58] <lstarnes> Bigbucks: try going to http://localhost/phpmyadmin after restarting apache
[00:58] <keith__> i running 8.04
[00:58] <Bigbucks> IT Is a server
[00:58] <AmokPaule> is xchat still under development?
[00:58] <lstarnes> Bigbucks: how did you install phpmyadmin?
[00:58] <uberspaced> luist, network-manager
[00:58] <keith__>  is 7.10 safer then 9.10
[00:58] <lstarnes> AmokPaule: its development has slowed a lot recenylu
[00:58] <lstarnes> keith__: 7.10 is not supported anymore
[00:58] <luist> uberspaced, i dont know how to configure my wireless manually
[00:58] <Bigbucks> I used "sudo apt-get install libapache2-mod-auth-mysql php5-mysql phpmyadmin"
[00:59] <McLovin> CountDeMonet, ok.. just give a min ill look at the setup on my ibmt42 that has the same card in it
[00:59] <AmokPaule> Ok thanks i will try it
[00:59] <CountDeMonet> McLovin: thanks
[00:59] <keith__> is 7.10 safer then 9.10
[00:59] <mrken1> Please help: no sound
[00:59] <lstarnes> keith__: no
[00:59] <lstarnes> keith__: it is not supported
[00:59] <uberspaced> luist, run network-manager as root
[00:59] <lstarnes> keith__: which means it won't get updates
[00:59] <uberspaced> are you looking for a command line tool to configure wireless?
[00:59] <knoppies> Xodiac, I found one, its called matchbox-keyboard
[00:59] <McLovin> lspci
[00:59] <keith__> ok
[00:59] <lstarnes> keith__: and that we won't be able to properly fix issues with it
[01:00] <keith__> i see
[01:00] <lstarnes> keith__: 8.04 is the oldest release that is still fully supported for desktop use
[01:00] <luist> uberspaced, what now
[01:00] <keith__> os stay with 8.04
[01:00] <McLovin> gd terminal lol wron window my bad ha
[01:00] <Xodiac> knoppies: thanky ou
[01:00] <lstarnes> keith__: it is also an LTS (Long Term Support) release
[01:00] <knoppies> Xodiac, no problem.
[01:00] <keith__> oh yes it dell
[01:00] <keith__> A90n
[01:00] <luist> uberspaced, sudo: network-manager: command not found
[01:00] <Bigbucks> Was that the command I should have used? To get PHP my admin
[01:01] <Recursive> I can't figure out how to install the sun-java6-jdk package. When I try Synaptic, it inexplicably fails, and when I try using the terminal (aptitude), it pops up with this license agreement and for the life of me I can't figure out how to press the "Ok" button.
[01:01] <uberspaced> luist, apt-get install network-manager
[01:01] <uberspaced> luist, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/WiFiHowTo
[01:01] <lstarnes> Bigbucks: the command that you used should work
[01:01] <knoppies> Recursive, you tired y? and you might have to pagedown until the very end, then hit y or enter or something
[01:01] <ChogyDan1> Recursive: probably the tab key
[01:01] <Bigbucks> good, then why does PHP not work
[01:01] <bazhang> Recursive, tab to it
[01:01] <lstarnes> Bigbucks: but you would need to restart apache first
[01:01] <McLovin> CountDeMonet, in bash enter lspci and use pastebin.com to show me the output
[01:02] <Bigbucks> 'I did
[01:02] <McLovin> CountDeMonet, or terminal
[01:02] <luist> uberspaced, its installed already...
[01:02] <Bigbucks> I  even restarted the whole server
[01:02] <jrib> Bigbucks: did you read the link I had ubottu give you before?
[01:02] <lstarnes> Bigbucks: then what happens when you go to http://localhost/phpmyadmin/ on the server?
[01:02] <luist> uberspaced, are you sure its not network-tools or network-connections?
[01:02] <uberspaced> luist, and so you can't run: sudo network-admin ?
[01:02] <Amigadude> Bigbucks: what you trying to get running PHP or MySQL?
[01:02] <luist> uberspaced, not found too
[01:02] <uberspaced> sorry if I gave you the wrong command.
[01:03] <keith__> hey thanks
[01:03] <uberspaced> luist, dpkg -L network-admin
[01:03] <sumeetbali> how do i delete chat messages in empathy
[01:03] <keith__> bye
[01:03] <uberspaced> and look for where it installed the binary.
[01:03] <Bigbucks> I cant, so I have to go to myserverip/phpmyadmin
[01:03] <[pyro]> hey guys, ive just installed 9.1 server, with encrypted /, /home and /var partitions (/boot standard) and im getting boot errors. I get the password prompt for /, which i enter in fine, but it skips over the next 2  mount password prompts and errors. Apparently i need to use "bootwait" for these mounts in /etc/fstab, which ive done. Now i get the password prompts, but the system just hangs after entering the last crypt password. Any
[01:03] <[pyro]> suggestions?
[01:03] <luist> uberspaced, network-admin is not installed
[01:03] <TheDude1> having an issue installing google sketchup 7.0 in the latest Wine
[01:03] <TheDude1> anyone have similAR PROBLEMS
[01:03] <lstarnes> Bigbucks: you can't do that by default
[01:03] <TheDude1> oops
[01:04] <luist> uberspaced, not found by apt-get install too
[01:04] <Bigbucks> how do I fix it
[01:04] <lstarnes> Bigbucks: it's not "broken" per se
[01:04] <Bigbucks> well, I need to make it work
[01:04] <lstarnes> Bigbucks: you'll need to change the settings in /etc/phpmyadmin/apache.conf to allow connections from elsewhere
[01:04] <uberspaced> luist, apt-cache search network-admin
[01:04] <mrken1> Pls help: no sound.
[01:04] <uberspaced> are you sure it's not seeing it?
[01:05] <max__> how do I change Windows to boot up by default instead of Ubuntu?, I'm using Ubuntu 9.10
[01:05] <luist> uberspaced, it sees gnome-network-admin -.-
[01:05] <jimbeam12> hey all jimbeam12, how is everyone
[01:05] <uberspaced> luist, good enough.
[01:05] <[pyro]> max__: change the boot order in your grub menu.lst
[01:05] <jimbeam12> anyone for a drink?
[01:06] <jimbeam12> anyone here
[01:06] <[pyro]> no
[01:06] <luist> uberspaced, it works now... thanks
[01:06] <jimbeam12> hey
[01:06] <uberspaced> XD
[01:07] <jimbeam12> anyone have a Ari radeon card
[01:07] <jimbeam12> ati radeon card
[01:07] <Billiard> jimbeam12: just ask your real question
[01:07] <Bigbucks> How do I make it allow my IP
[01:07] <kostkon> !anyone | jimbeam12
[01:07] <mrken1> can anyone help, no sound?
[01:07] <Lib-0104> --
[01:07] <max__> [pyro], that does not exist in karmic koala
[01:08] <Lib-0104> 靠
[01:08] <edoceo-fluorine> how do I adjust qt settings?
[01:08] <max__> edoceo, qtconfig
[01:08] <jimbeam12> aticonfig: No supported adapters detected"
[01:08] <AmokPaule> I want to listen to an online stream its in mp3 i guess, i installed amarok , now it askes me to point to an app to open it with, well how do i do that?
[01:08] <jimbeam12> anyone else getting this with ati
[01:09] <max__> AmokPaule, you can find the location of amarok using: which amarok
[01:09] <kostkon> mrken1, clean install, upgrade?
[01:10] <jimbeam12> Trying to update my ati drivers..and i get this message...no supported drivers found?
[01:10] <Bigbucks> lstarnes: How do I make it let me use it, from my IP?
[01:10] <AmokPaule> Many thanks :)
[01:11] <luist> uberspaced, hey
[01:11] <uberspaced> yo
[01:11] <luist> uberspaced, cant detect my wireless still
[01:11] <luist> uberspaced, at roaming mode
[01:11] <uberspaced> luist, iwlist wlan0 scan
[01:12] <luist> isnt there another wireless tool? ive used one before
[01:12] <uberspaced> luist, in all honesty I'm not a wireless expert.  You're going to have to putz around with gnome or read that doc I sent you
[01:12] <luist> uberspaced, wlan0     Failed to read scan data : Network is down
[01:12] <dksoba> quick question... My simulation is stopping because apparently there's "no more space on device" but a df -hs reveals that there is still 10TB, however, I have a LOT of files... more than 1 million... could this be a problem? I am using ext3
[01:12] <uberspaced> sudo ifconfig wlan0 up
[01:12] <uberspaced> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/WiFiHowTo
[01:13] <BillOhio> hi everybody
[01:13] <Bigbucks> lstarnes ?
[01:13] <RyCray> hi
[01:13] <BillOhio> i'm sorta passing thru...first night on linux here
[01:13] <RyCray> same here :D
[01:14] <g1er> welcome
[01:14] <iMatter> How can I edit a disks hex in ubuntu
[01:14] <iMatter> I need a hex editor that can edit binary disks like a USB drive
[01:15] <mlissner> Is there an easy way to change the icon for a certain thing? The icon for mounted and unmounted disks is far too similar for me to live with.
[01:15] <max__> iMatter, there are several editors, use synaptic and search hex editor, or: apt-cache search hex editor
[01:15] <RyCray> right click properties click on the icon picture top left
[01:15] <plustax> im running ubuntu 9.10 and im having an issue getting my webcam working with such sites as tinychat and stickam. I have cheese and it works fine there, but i can't get it to work in flash. can anyone help me out?
[01:16] <erUSUL> iMatter: aptitude search hex editor
[01:16] <saruji> hello all, quick question, I would like to point my /home directory towards another (bigger) HD, how do I go about doing that?  Thank you in advance
[01:17] <uberspaced> saruji, /etc/passwd
[01:17] <iMatter> max__: But I need one that can edit disks, need to do something special to a partition so it will boot a recovery console cant find a ubuntu equivilent of TinyHex that let's you open disks erUSUL
[01:17] <uberspaced> contains user's home directories.
[01:17] <saruji> uberspaced, /etc/passwd what do I do there?
[01:17] <erUSUL> saruji: there at least two very good how tos in internet. search for "ubuntu move home own partition"
[01:17] <uberspaced> saruji, look for /home/USERNAME
[01:18] <uberspaced> and change /home/USERNAME to /big_partition/username or whatever.
[01:18] <kaell> so, i've got this laptop, and if i do the following, the wireless works....    rmmod ssb; rmmod bcm43xx; modprobe bcm43xx
[01:18] <manug2> dksoba ucsd? =D
[01:18] <bazhang> !home
[01:18] <kaell> what changes do i need to make on the filessystem so i dont have to type this every time i start linux?
[01:18] <kaell> i already have blacklist ssb in my /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist file
[01:19] <saruji> uberspaced, thank you erUSUL sorry my braid wasnt putting together the key words so I just kept getting to places I didnt want, will search using those, thank you
[01:20] <ray66> I have a canonical live cd of Karmic 9.10 ...I do not want to install on my harddrive at this time ...When I load as live cd and make changes...Can I use remastersys to make a dvd of the system after the changes.
[01:20] <dksoba> manug2, not sure how you figured that out...my hostname? But yes
[01:20] <erUSUL> saruji: this ones uses gui programs for most things http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/separatehome screenshots and all
[01:20] <git__> ray66, no
[01:21] <dksoba> manug2, do you know how ext3 handles large amounts of files?
[01:21] <manug2> dksoba -- when people login to channel it shows their isp (mine is ucsd too)
[01:21] <ray66> git_ That was short and sweet  thanks
[01:21] <manug2> dksoba -- what do you mean large amounts of files? like, how fast it is?
[01:21] <saruji> erUSUL, thanks
[01:21] <mcurran> So is the default ubuntu help server irc.ubuntu.com or the freenode one?
[01:22] <maco> mcurran: its all the same
[01:22] <erUSUL> mcurran: both are the same irc network (freenode)
[01:22] <lstarnes> mcurran: irc.ubuntu.com points to freenode
[01:22] <dksoba> manug2, we have too many files on our cluster... they're all small but there's too many of them
[01:22] <cjibo> msg NickServer IDENTITY Tub204yib848
[01:22] <dksoba> manug2, I think
[01:22] <dksoba> manug2, what are you doing at ucsd?
[01:22] <erUSUL> cjibo: change your password
[01:22] <manug2> dksoba -- i'm a grad student, but i don't think i can answer your question
[01:22] <mcurran> Yeah, I had pidgin setup for ubuntu channel but then it wouldn't let me connect through xchat unless I disabled the account in pidgin, even though I didn't enter a channel on pidgin yet
[01:22] <lstarnes> cjibo: /msg nickserv help set password
[01:22] <erUSUL> cjibo: everybody has seen it and is logged
[01:23] <manug2> dksoba -- i have office hours right now but i'm bored, so i'm watching irc...
[01:23] <mcurran> Anyone know how to get hydra to work on karmic with ssh
[01:23] <lstarnes> mcurran: only one user may use a particular nick at a time
[01:24] <lstarnes> mcurran: you will need to specify alternate nicks in xchat for it to use in case it cannot use the main nick
[01:24] <mcurran> that's what I figured
[01:24] <miles95> hello
[01:24] <cjibo> erUSUL did
[01:25] <adminewb> looking for disaster recovery help; are there better channels for than here for a trashed extended partition table?
[01:25] <cjibo> silly channel opened up before I was done identifying hehe
[01:25] <saruji> uberspaced, I found the /etc/passwd file and see the /home/myusername it reads "sergei:x:1000:1000:Sergei,,,:/home/sergei:/bin/bash" what should I do with these? erUSUL that link talks about having installed without a /home/username install, which I have already done with the username
[01:25] <mocsrox> can anyone help me sync my date to a timeserver?
[01:25] <mocsrox> running 8.10
[01:26] <erUSUL> saruji: you do not have to touch /etc/passwd
[01:26] <mocsrox> installed ntp ntpdate... but still displays the wrong date, when >date
[01:26] <penguinix> can someone help me install nvclock? probbaly best via pm
[01:26] <git__> mocsrox, your timezone might be wrong
[01:26] <mocsrox> bah.. nvm.. FYI.. just run >sudo ntpd
[01:26] <Ben64> penguinix: sudo apt-get install nvclock
[01:26] <Billiard> penguinix: apt-get install nvclock  ?
[01:27] <mcurran> how do you enter another channel while keeping this one open
[01:27] <lstarnes> mcurran: /join #other-channel
[01:27] <mocsrox> git__: yea i made sure it was correct.. just needed to run >ntpd from the prompt
[01:27] <saruji> erUSUL, sorry I am naivly thinking that all I would have to do is change the path in there, do you still think I should follow the posted how to?  I am just a little uneasy as so far I have a "perfect build" for me that is
[01:27] <Pretto> is there a way to use apt through Socks proxy?
[01:28] <FloodBot2> !netsplit
[01:28] <erUSUL> saruji: is up to you. if you are not sure do not do it
[01:29] <Billiard> saruji: what are you trying to do?
[01:29] <saruji> Billiard, change the HD assigned to my /home partition
[01:29] <Billiard> saruji: just mount a different partiton to /home
[01:29] <uberspaced> saruji, /etc/fstab
[01:30] <uberspaced> saruji, you were asking for something different before.
[01:30] <hedkandi> can anyone tell me why I have three keyrings?
[01:30] <AlexMax> Hi there, I'm having an issue with installing Ubuntu 9.10 on my Lenovo T500.  The wireless works fine on the Live CD, but as soon as I boot into my OS it refuses to work....it sees my wireless networks but takes forever to connect and then...doesn't actually connect.
[01:30] <AlexMax> I have to use eithernet
[01:30] <hedkandi> one is called default, one is session and the other called login
[01:30] <saruji> uberspaced, what do you mean? Billiard I dont quite know how to do that, or what you mean
[01:30] <saruji> Billiard, how can I mount a partition to a directory/
[01:31] <Billiard> saruji: you have a partition created where you want home already?
[01:31] <hedkandi> mount -t ntfs dirname
[01:31] <uberspaced> saruji, man /etc/fstab
[01:31] <davebs> Can anyone tell me how to check if a kernel option is enabled on my kernel?
[01:31] <saruji> Billiard, yes
[01:31] <Billiard> saruji: do you have it mounted somewhere currently?
[01:31] <erUSUL> davebs: cat /proc/cmdline
[01:31] <uberspaced> saruji, crap
[01:31] <uberspaced> mount fstab
[01:31] <uberspaced> crap
[01:31] <saruji> Billiard, yes
[01:31] <uberspaced> man fstab
[01:31] <uberspaced> i'm full of it tonight, man.
[01:31] <Billiard> saruji: where do you have it mounted currently?
[01:31] <Billiard> saruji: and how
[01:32] <adminewb> disaster recovery anyone?
[01:32] <hedkandi> my fstab doesn't contain any mounting for the benefit of ecryptfs
[01:32] <erUSUL> !undelete | adminewb
[01:32] <hedkandi> and I have an automatically mounted directory
[01:32] <hedkandi> so how does that work?
[01:32] <g__> hello whenever I plug in my headphones in my laptop my speakers make this super annoying click every 20 seconds
[01:32] <davebs> erUSUL: i'm sorry, maybe that's the wrong name for it, specifically i'm trying to see if multiroute caching is enabled in my kernel and if not, how to enable it
[01:32] <uberspaced> hedkandi, are you useing autofs?
[01:33] <hedkandi> uberspaced: I dunno
[01:33] <uberspaced> davebs, look in /proc/net for a file similar to that.
[01:33] <davebs> cool, thank you
[01:33] <g__> hello whenever I plug in my headphones in my laptop my speakers make this super annoying click every 20 seconds it never used to do this before on any other versions of ubuntu as I am using the latest one.  I have an hda nvidia chipset with pulse audio now frontlining everything
[01:33] <erUSUL> davebs: you mean the kernel config ? look into /boot/config-$(uname -r)
[01:33] <uberspaced> hedkandi, what specifically is the problem?
[01:34] <g__> I've looked all over and no one has this specific instance of the problem
[01:34] <SeaPhor> ummm, just got 9.10... where did the menu.lst go?
[01:34] <uberspaced> SeaPhor, new grub :(
[01:34] <hedkandi> I want to disable the auto-mounting of my ecrypt filesystem
[01:34] <Billiard> SeaPhor: grub2 doesnt have menu.lst
[01:34] <hedkandi> I dunno how it operates
[01:34] <uberspaced> hedkandi, there is /etc/init.d/*crypt*
[01:34] <uberspaced> and also /home/.ecryptfs or something
[01:35] <davebs> erusul: i think so, i'll take a look at that, i think i'm probably in over my head messing w/ the kernel, but i guess it's a good time to learn...
[01:35] <uberspaced> if you remove /home/.ecryptfs/username and chmod 755 /home/username
[01:35] <saruji> Billiard, hmm when I right click-> properties it reads "on the desktop" and folder "inode/directory", it was mounted automagically by attempting to view its content
[01:35] <arooni_____> i am trying to enable 3rd button emulation (by hitting left & right buttons simulataneously) i followed: http://www.pubbs.net/samba/200904/59839/  but it still doesnt work ideas?
[01:35] <uberspaced> along with stopping those daemons and running update-rc.d to remove them it should stop the encryption.
[01:35] <SeaPhor> ok,,, how do i get the "pae" kernel?
[01:35] <Billiard> saruji: ok so its not mounted automatically on boot, you will want to add an entry to your fstab so it is
[01:35] <hedkandi> nothing in etc/init.d
[01:36] <saruji> Billiard, ok I know how to do that...I think
[01:36] <uberspaced> hedkandi, ls /etc/init.d/*crypt*
[01:36] <saruji> Billiard, but the content of my /home/username will be there?
[01:36] <ungu_cliquers> hiuyiuho
[01:36] <Billiard> saruji: copy over your current home directory first, at least i would
[01:36] <erUSUL> SeaPhor: server kernel is pae. but isd better to use 64 bits
[01:36] <hedkandi> uberspaced: what are you saying?
[01:36] <saruji> Billiard, ok
[01:36] <Billiard> saruji: copy each username directory into the root of the partition that you want to be your /home
[01:36] <uberspaced> hedkandi, are you using a terminal for any of this or what?
[01:36] <saruji> Billiard, ok
[01:37] <uberspaced> pointy clickie?
[01:37] <Billiard> saruji: use a command that keeps the permissions the same
[01:37] <hedkandi> uberspaced, yes
[01:37] <SeaPhor> erUSUL, can i get the pae fort the 32 bit?
[01:37] <saruji> Billiard, you mean use a command to keep the permissions the same?
[01:37] <cjibo> I am trying to get my Acer camera to work on karmic
[01:37] <hedkandi> ls | grep crypt
[01:37] <uberspaced> press alt+f2, then type "gnome-terminal", then hit enter.  then type "ls /etc/init.d/*crypt*"
[01:37] <cjibo> is there a trick it worked on UNR
[01:37] <erUSUL> SeaPhor: yes use the server kernl as already told you.
[01:37] <hedkandi> with the stars?
[01:37] <saruji> Billiard, you mean use a command to keep the permissions the same, command for moving you mean?
[01:37] <Billiard> saruji: isnt that what i said?
[01:37] <uberspaced> hedkandi, yes, with the stars.
[01:37] <Billiard> saruji: yeah
[01:38] <g__> hello whenever I plug in my headphones in my laptop my speakers make this super annoying click every 20 seconds it never used to do this before on any other versions of ubuntu as I am using the latest one.  I have an hda nvidia chipset with pulse audio now frontlining everything
[01:38] <hedkandi> ok wildcards.
[01:38] <hedkandi> But I did a grep
[01:38] <saruji> Billiard, sorry, yea, what is the command?
[01:38] <AlexMax> Hey there, I'm having an issue with my Lenovo T500 on linux.  My wireless networking worked fine when the Live CD was in, but now that I have it installed I can't connect to my wireless network
[01:38] <Billiard> saruji: id have to look it up, not sure if cp can do it rsync can
[01:38] <hedkandi> nothing, like I said
[01:38] <hedkandi> no such file
[01:38] <uberspaced> hedkandi, what version of ubuntu are you on?
[01:38] <saruji> Billiard, so if I apt-get rsync i should be able to right?
[01:38] <hedkandi> karpet
[01:39] <uberspaced> what the hell is that? numbers, man.
[01:39] <uberspaced> lsb_release -a
[01:39] <hedkandi> Linux william-laptop 2.6.31-14-generic #48-Ubuntu SMP Fri Oct 16 14:04:26 UTC 2009 i686 GNU/Linux
[01:39] <saruji> Billiard, what should I do after I do that?
[01:39] <uberspaced> ok, still doesn't tell me ANYTHING about your version of ubuntu.
[01:39] <hedkandi> Description:	Ubuntu 9.10
[01:39] <Billiard> saruji: i think rsync is default, there is a flag to preserve permissions
[01:39] <hedkandi> I think they've given up on init.d haven't they
[01:40] <hedkandi> they are using services now
[01:40] <hedkandi> or something
[01:40] <uberspaced> hedkandi, and you really don't have anything under /etc/init.d/ that's named like "crypt" or something?
[01:40] <manug2> yeah
[01:40] <uberspaced> hedkandi, no, they havent.
[01:40] <SeaPhor> erUSUL, but how do i get just the kernel? open the iso? download the same 2.6.31-14-pae from kernel.org and compile it? do you know a better way? plz help i want to do this the right way
[01:40] <uberspaced> bah.  I gtg.
[01:40] <Billiard> saruji: and flags for preserving username and group
[01:40] <hedkandi> no really
[01:41] <erUSUL> SeaPhor: sudo aptitude install linux-image-server
[01:41] <geirha> saruji: sudo rsync -a /home/* /mnt/newhome/
[01:41] <erUSUL> !info linux-image-server | SeaPhor
[01:41] <kostkon> g__, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/442463/comments/4
[01:42] <geirha> saruji: -av if you want it to print the files as it copies them.
[01:42] <hedkandi> anyway, does anyone know what the login keyring is for?
[01:42] <hedkandi> I think it's the way the login is implemented.
[01:42] <hedkandi> I think the system will allow you to login if the gnome-keyring-daemon grants access to the login keyring
[01:42] <hedkandi> I reckon that's why it's there.
[01:43] <saruji> geirha, thank you, what is in /mnt/newhome/ dir?  Is that where my new drive should be then?
[01:43] <SeaPhor> Thank you erUSUL
[01:43] <Billiard> saruji: thats where you have it temporarly mounted, its probably in /media
[01:43] <geirha> saruji: Replace it with the path to where the new partition is mounted
[01:43] <erUSUL> saruji: why do not you follow the step by step instructions i've given you ?
[01:43] <erUSUL> saruji: this ones uses gui programs for most things http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/separatehome screenshots and all
[01:44] <CountDeMonet> how do i get x to run in 16 bit instead of 24/32 in 9.10?
[01:44] <saruji> erUSUL, I dont trust it, as it read that it is for those who did not create a /home directory when installing
[01:44] <erUSUL> saruji: exactly your case. you did not created a separate home parition when installing
[01:44] <saruji> erUSUL, I know probably sounds stupid but i'm a nooob
[01:45] <manug2> test
[01:45] <erUSUL> saruji: but apparently you know better ...
[01:45] <erUSUL> ok
[01:45] <hedkandi> what's .bash_profile?
[01:45] <saruji> erUSUL, no I didnt, no no, i just read it different
[01:45] <mcurran> Are there any other useful tools in terminal like (Ctrl I)
[01:45] <erUSUL> hedkandi: one of the two conf files of bash
[01:45] <pc400> I did the windows installer and it rebooted; ran through the install process; but then when I try to start Ubuntu it just shows SH: Grub
[01:45] <mcurran> Just found that today, man was I missing out
[01:46] <saruji> erUSUL, let me try what these guys are saying and I'll give that site a go if this doesnt pan out
[01:46] <hedkandi> I can't find my bash_profile
[01:46] <erUSUL> hedkandi: ~/.profile
[01:46] <pc400> Should I just burn a CD this time and reinstall?
[01:46] <Billiard> hedkandi: ubuntu doesnt have one by default afaik
[01:46] <hedkandi> ok
[01:47] <erUSUL> Billiard: ~/.profile
[01:47] <Billiard> erUSUL: yea, not a .bash_profile
[01:47] <hedkandi> I can't find it
[01:47] <hedkandi> this ~/.profile
[01:48] <hedkandi> but ecryptfs says that it puts some code in there.
[01:48] <erUSUL> hedkandi: ~ is you home
[01:48] <sakekasi> hello
[01:48] <Billiard> hedkandi: how are you looking
[01:48] <sakekasi> do you guys know anywhere i can download the driver for the synaptics multitouch touchpad?
[01:48] <sakekasi> i want pich to zoom
[01:48] <geirha> mcurran: the tab key does the same thing.  Ctrl+r will let you search for previously run commands
[01:49] <hedkandi> ls -afl | grep profile
[01:50] <Billiard> hedkandi: if your cd is your home and you dont see it, you dont have a .profile
[01:50] <CountDeMonet> how do i get x to run in 16 bit instead of 24/32 in 9.10?
[01:50] <Billiard> hedkandi: copy it from /etc/skel  if you want the default
[01:50] <saruji> geirha, the command saruji: sudo rsync -a /home/* /mnt/newhome/ gave me error "permission denied"?
[01:51] <hedkandi> exactly but ecrypt says it uses it
[01:51] <sakekasi> is there any way i can switch from ubuntu32 to ubuntu64 without reinstalling?
[01:51] <saruji> geirha, sorry sudo rsync -a /home/* /mnt/newhome/
[01:51] <chatter> can i run compiz in Ubuntu NetBook Remix ?
[01:51] <saruji> chatter, yes
[01:51] <usser_> sakekasi, nope, ubuntu is not bsd. i mean there's a way but its just easier to reinstall
[01:52] <Billiard> saruji: where is your newhome located?
[01:52] <sakekasi> id rather not reinstall usser_
[01:52] <saruji> Billiard, /media/*
[01:52] <Billiard> saruji: did you change that part of the command when you ran it?
[01:52] <sakekasi> how can i switch usser?
[01:52] <saruji> Billiard, yes
[01:52] <cjibo> for some reason karmic cannot see my sound card or my camera.  Live disk had audio but native does not.  Camera also worked under UNR.  Anyone have a direction for me to look.  Acer AO751h.
[01:52] <Billiard> saruji: what was the exact command you used?
[01:52] <Eskmm> hey guys...
[01:52] <saruji> Billiard, got ya your saying user error hang on lemme try again and pay attention
[01:52] <sakekasi> !hi
[01:53] <sakekasi> !hi > Eskmm
[01:53] <saruji> it was sudo rsync -a /home/sergei /media/Storage
[01:53] <manug2> thanks ubottu@!
[01:53] <Eskmm> hmm i did..
[01:53] <kbp> I have a question: there is a file that you can modified the "automatic mount" the partion on start up. What is its location? It has been a long time I haven't installed the os so I dont remember.
[01:53] <kbp> sorry for bad grammar
[01:53] <Billiard> saruji: i think you want just /home   but im not an expert with rsync
[01:53] <saruji> Billiard, k lemme try
[01:53] <sakekasi> kbp which ubuntu version?
[01:54] <kbp> sakekasi: 9.04
[01:54] <saruji> Billiard, permission failed
[01:54] <sakekasi> kbp ok
[01:54] <sakekasi> kbp try installing startup manager
[01:54] <saruji> Billiard, lemme read up on it
[01:54] <Billiard> saruji: what type of partition is your newhome ?
[01:54] <sakekasi> kbp that shud let u change ur default os
[01:54] <saruji> Billiard, ext4
[01:55] <usser_> kbp, /etc/fstab
[01:55] <kbp> sakekasi: ????? my question is: which file can I modify to make the "automatic mount" on startup ...
[01:55] <saruji> Billiard, ok it copied the files
[01:55] <kbp> yea that's it
[01:55] <Billiard> kbp: /etc/fstab
[01:55] <sakekasi> kbp then i have no idea
[01:55] <kbp> thanks usser_ and sakekasi
[01:55] <saruji> Billiard, but gave an error that a file /home/*/.gvfs was not copied
[01:55] <Billiard> saruji: what was wrong?
[01:55] <kbp> Billiard: :)
[01:56] <saruji> Billiard, user error in reading "douh!"
[01:56] <Billiard> saruji: you dont want .gvfs
[01:56] <maco> saruji: thats fine
[01:56] <saruji> Billiard, ok cool so what now?
[01:56] <stephen> alias bishop
[01:56] <Billiard> saruji: what is located in /media/Storage now ?
[01:56] <maco> saruji: .gvfs is a virtual filesystem that just points to everything else on your system to gnome apps can find everything both on-disk and on (for example) samba shares, easily
[01:56] <Guest37488> ok
[01:57] <joaquin_> lalala
[01:57] <saruji> Billiard, /home/* maco thank you
[01:57] <Billiard> saruji: you should have a directory for your username inside /media/Storage
[01:57] <Eskmm> does anyone know how to connect to Iccup's battle.net irc?
[01:57] <saruji> Billiard, I have /home/username is that ok?
[01:57] <Eskmm> with xchat
[01:57] <kbp> ok another question: which command to show the UUID of all partitions ?
[01:58] <Guest37488> leaving bbak
[01:58] <Billiard> saruji: ls /media/Storage
[01:58] <saruji> Billiard, also there is dir called "lost+found" what is that?
[01:58] <Billiard> saruji: every partition has that
[01:58] <maco> saruji: thts where things go if the filesystem is corrupted by a bad shutdown and it cant figure out how to put them back
[01:59] <Eskmm> =D
[01:59] <saruji> Billiard, home lost+found username
[01:59] <kbp> does anyone know which command to show the UUID of all partitions ?
[01:59] <saruji> maco sweet thank you, i love learning more and more about this
[01:59] <Billiard> saruji: ok and username is the name of your username, ok now you said you know how to add a line to fstab
[01:59] <usser_> kbp, blkid
[01:59] <Geheimdienst> kbp: have you tried blkid?
[02:00] <Billiard> saruji: wait, you have home inside your /mnt/Storage ?
[02:00] <saruji> Billiard, well ok yes, I just add mount /directory at the end right?
[02:00] <Eskmm> hmm
[02:00] <kbp> usser_ , Geheimdienst : command not found (I'm using the linux recovery disc)
[02:00] <saruji> Billiard, yes I have home, but thats probably because I first tried to copy /home/username and then /home
[02:00] <Billiard> saruji: you should not have a /mnt/Storage/home
[02:01] <maco> Billiard: if saruji backed up ALL of /home, that makes sense
[02:01] <usser_> kbp, take a look at /dev/disk/by-uuid
[02:01] <saruji> maco right thank you, Billiard yes thats right
[02:01] <usser_> kbp, those are symbolic links pointing to real partitions
[02:01] <Billiard> maco: he shouldnt have /home inside his new home, thats what we are trying to accomplish here, make a new home dir
[02:02] <cmp> hello every body , can some one tell me is this link real and working or its fake ( http://yoten.blogspot.com/2007/04/speed-up-ubuntu.html)
[02:02] <maco> Billiard: ah this isnt just a bacup?
[02:02] <Kryptix> how can i change my computer name, and workgroup via terminal
[02:02] <cmp> hello every body , can some one tell me is this link real and working or its fake ( http://yoten.blogspot.com/2007/04/speed-up-ubuntu.html)
[02:03] <maco> cmp: outdated
[02:03] <kostkon> cmp, real, although the 1st one will not work on 9.10
[02:03] <kbp> usser_: it shows a lot of uuid but I just need the one of /dev/sda11, is there anyway to determine which one is it?
[02:03] <Billiard> maco: no he is making his partition his home
[02:03] <usser_> kbp, ls -al | grep sda11
[02:03] <cmp> kostkon, what do you mean - i use ubuntu 9.04
[02:03] <centHOGG> <handbrake star wars
[02:03] <kostkon> cmp, ah ok
[02:04] <maco> cmp: profiling, preload, parallel boot...thats all builtin in 9.10
[02:04] <maco> cmp: i dont think the first will work in 9.04 either. i dont think ipv6 is built as a module in 9.04
[02:05] <manoj> hi
[02:05] <cmp> maco, so if i tried to do it to speed up my system - is it ok ?
[02:05] <maco> cmp: its DNS resolution thats slow on IPV6 if you lack IPV6 access though. for that you can simply disable IPv6 DNS by commenting it out in /etc/hosts
[02:05] <shentino> what slows down is that apps use v6 by default
[02:05] <cjibo> Anyone else running Karmic 9.10 on Acer AO751h
[02:05] <kbp> usser_: permisson denied even though I'm on root, wth ?
[02:05] <shentino> and only fall back to v4 after getting a connection error
[02:05] <maco> cmp: #2 is included in 9.04 for sure, because thats the entire point of Upstart
[02:05] <Eskmm> lol @ acer
[02:05] <maco> shentino: but if they cant get a DNS lookup for v6 they cant try to connect over it ;-)
[02:05] <manoj> youtube site not opening on my sys?
[02:06] <cmp> you mean no need to do it  maco, ?
[02:06] <maco> cmp: right
[02:06] <cmp> oh, so is there any other and correct way to speed up my ubuntu 9.04 maco, ?
[02:07] <kbp> usser_: dw it works fine now :) thanks alot
[02:07] <shentino> it could be that the v6 timeout is what slows it down
[02:07] <qiangdaojia> 有会中文的吗
[02:07] <maco> cmp: 3 of those are boot optimizations. they wont affect the running system. 9.04 and 9.10 had a lot of focus on boot-time optimization.
[02:07] <kostkon> !cn | qiangdaojia
[02:07] <noisecontrol1> I'm going to blog this tonight :) I love this OS
[02:08] <noisecontrol1> http://www.noisecontrolpublishing.com/linuxscreenshots/Screenshot.png <---- My desktop with Compiz nvidia geForce 7000 on compaq f700
[02:08] <maco> cmp: also, #1 was..i think it was fixed in glibc in 9.04 at some point. i rarely run stable releases so i have trouble remembering which release includes which fixes
[02:08] <noisecontrol1> http://www.noisecontrolpublishing.com/linuxscreenshots/Screenshot-1.png <---- My desktop with Compiz nvidia geForce 7000 on compaq f700
[02:08] <maco> cmp: swappiness is the only one on there that makes sense to me
[02:08] <maco> cmp: well, and #8, but be careful you dont set it to some crazy settings that'll break your hard drive
[02:09] <cmp> and what does this swappiness mean maco?
[02:09] <Eskmm> hmm
[02:09] <maco> cmp: it means how much your computer writes from ram out to disk. the less it does that, the shorter it takes to switch tasks. but also the fewer tasks can run at a time
[02:09] <coolkehon> hey
[02:09] <Eskmm> who here knows how to build computers?
[02:09] <freetown> cmp, how aggressive Linux will be in using swap
[02:09] <maco> cmp: because the hard disk acts like a VERY SLOW (100x slower) bit of extra RAM
[02:09] <coolkehon> linux is very aggressive when it runs out of memory
[02:09] <freetown> cmp, a value of 0 would mean try not to use any at all
[02:10] <Eskmm> =[
[02:10] <Eskmm> im unloved
[02:10] <coolkehon> if it runs out of memory and swap it kills at random a task
[02:10] <coolkehon> jesus loves you :)
[02:10] <kcj1993> how do i register myself on the ##C++ channel?
[02:10] <maco> coolkehon: not random. the biggest memory hog.
[02:10] <Eskmm> no...
[02:10] <manoj> youtube
[02:10] <Eskmm> he doesnt
[02:10] <coolkehon> ok thanks
[02:10] <freetown> Eskmm, yeah...and?
[02:10] <manoj> youtube
[02:11] <maco> coolkehon: its the OOM Killer. OOM = Out Of Memory
[02:11] <maco> manoj: could you form a complete sentence?
[02:11] <coolkehon> i just realized that my laptop isn't recognizing my dvd burner
[02:11] <Eskmm> yay for 1gb of ram =D
[02:11] <cmp> ok maco, iam new in linux and i want to know how to protect it from hacking - how to speed it and how to make a backup or img of my system ... can you help me in this  maco, ?
[02:11] <coolkehon> I need to install opensuse
[02:11] <kcj1993> anyone?
[02:11] <coolkehon> but i'm on linux
[02:11] <coolkehon> any ideas why
[02:11] <manoj> youtube not opening
[02:11] <kostkon> !register > kcj1993
[02:11] <coolkehon> !register kehon
[02:11] <kostkon> oops
[02:11] <maco> cmp: how to protect from hacking? dont have any services running (like ssh server, web server, etc) and dont install packages you dont kno where they came from
[02:12] <coolkehon> !register coolkehon
[02:12] <Eskmm> manoj: mine works perfectly
[02:12] <SeaPhor> so with "grub2" how do i edit the previous 'menu.lst' so i dont have to edit the bootloader kernnel line Everytime i reboot?
[02:12] <kostkon> !registration | kcj1993
[02:12] <coolkehon> !register coolkehon
[02:12] <maco> cmp: you may want to check out the book Hacking Ubuntu for info on tweaking it
[02:12] <freetown> SeaPhor, grub2 does not use menu.llst
[02:12] <Flare-Laptop> !register | coolkehon
[02:12] <kcj1993> hmm
[02:12] <coolkehon> !reg coolkehon
[02:12] <shentino> lol
[02:12] <Eskmm> =[
[02:12] <freetown> please stop abusing the bot
[02:12] <Eskmm> abuse is fun...
[02:12] <coolkehon> !register | coolkehon
[02:13] <SeaPhor> freetown, i see that....... question stands...
[02:13] <coolkehon> ok
[02:13] <Flare-Laptop> !msgthbot | Eskmm
[02:13] <shentino> ...
[02:13] <maco> coolkehon: stop
[02:13] <Flare-Laptop> !msgthebot | Eskmm
[02:13] <freetown> SeaPhor, grub.conf
[02:13] <coolkehon> ok now what do i do about this dvd burner that ubuntu isn't recognizing
[02:13] <coolkehon> it used to see it
[02:13] <coolkehon> and now it doesn't
[02:13] <cmp> and how to make a back up Maco,?
[02:13] <SeaPhor> not found freetown
[02:13] <lchi> hey i have a question about installing 9.10 on my machine
[02:14] <N3OInc> Does anyone know of a repository that I can get a Nessus Client/Server Package ?
[02:14] <freetown> coolkehon, test it on another computer?
[02:14] <Eskmm> my suggestion to 9.1 is dont install
[02:14] <coolkehon> was hoping to avoid that
[02:14] <freetown> SeaPhor, in /boot/grub?
[02:14] <Eskmm> ive had bad luck with it
[02:14] <coolkehon> would mean i would have to shutdown
[02:14] <Eskmm> only registered one cpu of my intel atom 270
[02:14] <coolkehon> i'm thinking about switching back to 9.04
[02:14] <maco> cmp: i use rsync on the command line. rdiffbackup can do incrementals. if you want a gui, look at FlyBack
[02:14] <lchi> I wouldn't be wiping my 9.04 partition
[02:14] <freetown> SeaPhor, you sure you are using grub2?
[02:15] <lchi> i have my home directory on a separate partition
[02:15] <SeaPhor> freetown, grub.cfg??
[02:15] <maco> cmp: or Bacula
[02:15] <maco> !backup | cmp
[02:15] <freetown> SeaPhor, yes, sorry
[02:15] <kbp> does anyone know is there any application like gparted but works on command-line ?
[02:15] <lchi> if, during install I set it to mount at /home, will the installer wipe what's already on the partition
[02:15] <Billiard> kbp: parted
[02:15] <SeaPhor> freetown, heh,,, locate only works when you spell it right ;-)
[02:15] <g__> hello whenever I plug in my headphones in my laptop my speakers make this super annoying click every 20 seconds it never used to do this before on any other versions of ubuntu as I am using the latest one.  I have an hda nvidia chipset with pulse audio now frontlining everything
[02:15] <lchi> will it overwrite anything?
[02:15] <kbp> thanks Billiard
[02:15] <brodels> Does this partition look normal? http://pastebin.com/m29ec67d2
[02:15] <Eskmm> eeh the only way id get 9.10 is if they fix the wifi problem..
[02:15] <brodels> Seems a bit weird.
[02:16] <Billiard> brodels: 228MB for /boot ?
[02:16] <brodels> Billiard: *shrug* guided set up.
[02:16] <Billiard> brodels: idk maybe tahts alright sorry it could be fine, i was thinkin dumb
[02:17] <brodels> this system has a second HDD, how do i format it so Ubuntu can see it.
[02:17] <coolkehon> brodels: i gave my boot 250MB
[02:17] <coolkehon> brodels and that seemed to work
[02:17] <brodels> ah ok.
[02:17] <coolkehon> brodels: it's because I run an encrypted system so boot has to be unencrypted
[02:18] <brodels> Ah
[02:19] <brodels> Alright, so it seems to be fine.
[02:19] <brodels> I am not a fan of those guided installs tbh.
[02:19] <Ben64> hey could someone do "echo $LD_LIBRARY_PATH" for me
[02:19] <brodels> I come from FreeBSD.
[02:19] <brodels> this is new.
[02:20] <manpoole_> im able to send inside lirc with my mceusb but unable to trasnmit
[02:20] <lchi> If I install ubuntu 9.10 and set it to mount my existing home partition at /home, will it delete or overwrite any of my existing data?
[02:21] <manpoole_> i get a hardware does not support sending error
[02:22] <kcj1993> I'm trying to register but it keeps telling me my email is not valid
[02:22] <kcj1993> what do i do?
[02:22] <bazhang> kcj1993, ask in #freenode
[02:22] <kcj1993> ok
[02:23] <saruji> in /dev, what is the difference between all of the sdx and sdx1 and sdx2, etc?
[02:23] <andreanadelphon> saruji: those are different partitions
[02:24] <saruji> andreanadelphon, sda and sdb are right?  but what about the diff between sda1 and sda?
[02:24] <Flannel> saruji: sdxy: the x is the physical drive, the y is the partition number
[02:24] <andreanadelphon> what Flannel said =)
[02:24] <saruji> Flannel, ah thank you
[02:24] <Guest17287> I am using proftpd, I have passiveports set to 63900-64000 in my .conf file. I am trying to match the outgoing ftp data traffic for shaping purposes, and I thought thats what the passive ports were used for, am I wrong?
[02:26] <cjibo> boy this box is not liking me no audio and no web cam
[02:26] <orudie> how would i uncompress a .bz2 file in terminal ?
[02:27] <usser_> eniacpx, passive ports are used to transfer data to/from the ftp server when the server and the client make connections in passive mode
[02:27] <Ben64> orudie: bunzip2 foo.bz2
[02:27] <saruji> Billiard, what should my mount point be? /media/Storage/username?
[02:28] <eniacpx> usser_, so if I match on packets with source port #'s within my passive range, that should be the outbound data, correct?
[02:28] <Billiard> no
[02:28] <usser_> eniacpx, it may not always be the case, usually by default ftp servers are configured to support both passive and active and mode. passive mode needs data ports to be opened on the server. active on the client
[02:28] <Billiard> saruji: no
[02:28] <Billiard> saruji: in your /media/Storage you should only have lost+found and username, correct?
[02:28] <usser_> eniacpx, as long as the packets are outgoing, ie the ports in passive range are the source
[02:28] <saruji> Billiard, or just /home
[02:29] <saruji> Billiard, yes
[02:29] <usser_> eniacpx, there's also 22 port which is used to transfer ftp protocol commands.
[02:29] <usser_> eniacpx, err 21 port
[02:29] <Guest36193> 110
[02:29] <saruji> Billiard, so if its /media/Storage it would be mounting itself right, so I want to mount it in /home?
[02:29] <Billiard> saruji: then an fstab line such as  /dev/sda2 /home ext4 defaults 0 2
[02:30] <saruji> Billiard, ahh sweet thank you....I was close
[02:30] <saruji> Billiard, in my mind anyways
[02:30] <sonikku> any easy way to revert all network-related config back to isntallation defaults?  I think I've managed to muck things up pretty badly =P
[02:31] <saruji> Billiard, ok done now I am complete right? As the mount point will go to my /home dir
[02:31] <saruji> Billiard, i mean my sdc1 will go there
[02:32] <Billiard> saruji: yea
[02:32] <saruji> Billiard, I cannot thank you enough, I will reboot and come back, in case I dont, thank you!!! so much
[02:33] <kbp> is there a way to disable the running bar when shutting down? (my graphics card shows up a mess screen when it shuts down)
[02:34] <blacknred0> uberspaced, thnx for the info
[02:36] <saruji> Billiard, just wanted to say it worked, thanks again
[02:36] <Billiard> saruji: cool, np
[02:37] <Hilikus> do you guys know of a CLI app that reads and writes id3v2.4 tags in mp3s?
[02:37] <kbp> is there something wrong with freenode atm? it's seem like less users on this channel than before
[02:37] <Taim> kbp: netsplit.
[02:37] <Billiard> Hilikus: mid3v2
[02:37] <L3G1T> !new
[02:38] <josh0x1> hey guys. i'm having a very frustrating time getting my res over 1024x768.  i've got 1680x1050_60.00 mode added through xrandr, and when I try to set it I get a crtc error?  anyone please help?  http://pastebin.com/m51533ff0
[02:38] <Razass> I changed the permissions of /lampp and now php/mysql/apache wont run...I have tried re-changing it to the two users on the system root and user  but neither work....any ideas?
[02:38] <kbp> Taim: when will it be bac to normal?
[02:38] <Hilikus> Billiard: perfect! thanks
[02:38] <Taim> kbp: Not sure.
[02:38] <josh0x1> (note, I've done a LOT of searching w/o any look concerning my video resolution)
[02:39] <SeaPhor> josh0x1, did you turn off compiz to try it?
[02:40] <Marreco> Dual Monitor Plug And Play on Ubuntu http://saulocastelo.net.br/wordpress/?p=76
[02:40] <Marreco> Tutorial
[02:40] <Waldo000000> Hi all. I've got a question, and google hasn't helped: My laptop screen brightness is dimmed when I resume from standby. The problem started after upgrade from 9.04 to 9.10. Anyone heard about this issue? Any suggestions for debugging (e.g. particular error log files that might give me some hints?)
[02:40] <josh0x1> SeaPhor: is compiz turned on my default?  i haven't messed with it since a fresh 9.10 install
[02:41] <Waldo000000> further info: "Dim display when idle" in "Power Management Preferences" is unchecked for both AC and battery tabs
[02:41] <SeaPhor> josh0x1, yes, System Preferences, Appearance, visual effects----- none
[02:42] <Waldo000000> I would really appreciate any suggestions for the next steps of debugging. Anyone?
[02:42] <josh0x1> SeaPhor: ok i turned it off, I still get
[02:43] <Billiard> Waldo000000: you are able to change the brightness back up after it is dimmed ?
[02:43] <josh0x1> still get a xrandr: Configure crtc 0 failed error
[02:43] <SeaPhor> josh0x1, with ati gfx, you may need a reboot,,, ati=sux
[02:43] <Waldo000000> Billiard: Yes
[02:43] <josh0x1> josh0x1: nvidia driver 185
[02:43] <SeaPhor> wait... josh0x1 ...
[02:44] <josh0x1> josh0x1: i can try to reboot but I think i've turned that off before with no success
[02:44] <_Trinity_> hi all
[02:44] <josh0x1> (on a previous installation.. at one point I had my max resolution working a long time ago, never had to do anything special for it)
[02:45] <SeaPhor> josh0x1, why you using xrandr? have you updated the install #1, #2, are u using the restricted drivers in "Hardware Drivers"???
[02:46] <Billiard> Waldo000000: more of a hack, but you could make a script that runs when the system resumes from hibernation to set the brightness back
[02:46] <_Trinity_> is there a ufw or gufw channel somewhere? Three's none heer on freenode.
[02:46] <SeaPhor> josh0x1, and plz dont tell me you downloaded the drivers from nvidia and using those
[02:47] <Waldo000000> Billiard: Thanks. But before I do that (probably as a last resort), do you (or anyone) know of any log files, etc., that might give me a better idea of what's going on, so I can either fix it or if not file a thorough bug report?
[02:47] <Billiard> Waldo000000: i have no idea
[02:48] <SeaPhor> Found Him^^
[02:48] <josh0x1> SeaPhor: no i downloaded the one from apt and no drivers show up on hardware drivers but display settings makes me use nvidia x server settings.  I restarted after installing the driver.  I'm trying xrandr so I don't have to keep restarting my computer to try different resolutions
[02:48] <ChogyDan> I get really poor performance burning cds.  My computer slows down to the point of locking up.  Is this common, or am I alone?
[02:48] <Waldo000000> Billiard: ok thanks anyway :) Anyone else heard of issues with a laptop screen being dimmed on resume from standby (after upgrade from 9.04 to 9.10)?
[02:49] <Dr_Willis> Waldo000000:  mine does that also. Not noticed a 'fix'
[02:49] <quinten> hey, my gnome-panel is unresponsive and has graphic artifacts
[02:50] <quinten> stays in the same state when i reboot
[02:50] <Snausages> Waldo000000: I saw mine do that a couple of times.  Didn't bother me, hadn't even thought of it until you brought it up
[02:50] <teamcoltra> ChogyDan, that is not "normal"
[02:50] <quinten> is this a known bug? i'm using the intel video drivers
[02:50] <SeaPhor> josh0x1, ok,,, you jumped the gun then,,, after you update you' should see them in System>Administration> Hardware Drivers 185(recommended)
[02:51] <josh0x1> SeaPhor: right -- i've seen this before but for some reason I don't now.  I recentlly uninstall everything nvidia before installing it again.. now even after installing it I don't see it.
[02:51] <ChogyDan> teamcoltra: thanks.  Maybe it is my mobo drivers....
[02:51] <Madpilot> quinten, open a terminal and type "killall gnome-panel" to force it to restart, see what that does
[02:51] <josh0x1> SeaPhor: xorg.0.log shows that nvidia driver is being loaded tho
[02:51] <_Trinity_> just a question, does ping have to have a port open to ping outwards?
[02:52] <teamcoltra> ChogyDan, yeah I mean I odn't know what the problem is... but I do know its not normal :P
[02:52] <SeaPhor> josh0x1, i sec, i have new install of 9.10 also, letme look a sec... (i'm beginning to hate 9.10)
[02:52] <ChogyDan> teamcoltra: but you can burn a cd, and still use your computer at the same time?  My burns happen quote slow too, at only 4x
[02:52] <sha> hai u all
[02:52] <SethX> re all, i've got a question regarding the ISO's downlaodable from ubuntu.org: are they livecds  or just installers?
[02:53] <_Trinity_> because I just set ufw tightly and I can't ping out
[02:53] <Dr_Willis> SethX:  desktop cd = live cd
[02:53] <musikgoat> SethX: depends what you download, most are liveCD's
[02:53] <maco> SethX: Desktop = live w/ installer. Alternate = text-based installer
[02:53] <SethX> also, second question, can somebody tell me if those cd's contain acer_wmi kernel module?
[02:54] <Guest64490> hh
[02:54] <josh0x1> here is my xorg.log: http://dpaste.com/124344/
[02:54] <SeaPhor> josh0x1, try sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[02:54] <Guest64490> iiii
[02:55] <_Trinity_> or is ti the https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ufw/+bug/188934 bug
[02:55] <iarp> hey, what was the min reqs on 9.04 and does ubuntu still have the download somewhere on their site
[02:55] <SeaPhor> at least that hasnt changed,,, just for the sake of changing...
[02:55] <josh0x1> SeaPhor: big download.. i'll try it out -- i know i've seen that package before from the 8.x days
[02:56] <Dr_Willis> iarp:  yes it is still downloadable.. and no i dont know the exact url.
[02:56] <SethX> Dr_Willis: musikgoat maco , could you tell me if you have acer_wmi in the kernel modules?
[02:56] <k3rmitz> I can't figure out why I can't get name resolution working that is I'm running a bind server and I'm getting:;; connection timed out; no servers could be reached. CAn someone help me with the dns?
[02:56] <musikgoat> SethX: not sure
[02:56] <Dr_Willis> SethX:  no idea. I dont have a live cd handy to boot up.
[02:56] <SethX> do you have it in your system?
[02:56] <Dr_Willis> !find acer_wmi
[02:57] <SethX> argh
[02:57] <Dr_Willis> No file that name here.
[02:57] <SethX> !find acer_wmi.so
[02:57] <musikgoat> that doesn't mean that the module doesn't exist though
[02:57] <Dr_Willis> It could be the kernel  has it built in also (doubt full)_
[02:57] <brianherman> !find acer
[02:58] <iMatter> iMatterSeems like no way to install an iso of windows recovery console to a partition from live cd
[02:58] <SethX> i need that module to fix a problem i'm experiencing in macosx
[02:58] <brianherman> !find wmi
[02:58] <SethX> since its an interface to the soft buttons used to activate my WLAN nic
[02:58] <nsgn> is there some trick to using "network proxy" to connect to the internet via a socks5 proxy in ubuntu? i can do it via a http proxy on the same remote host...just no socks5. what gives?
[02:58] <brianherman> !find -wmi
[02:58] <SeaPhor> josh0x1, yeah,,, i'm beginning to get tired of things just changing,,, i've devoted a section of my website for tutorials on doing various things in Ubuntu,,, i'm getting tired of having to write new ones with every release,,, gonna just stick to LTSs from here out
[02:59] <musikgoat> !find acer-wmi
[02:59] <musikgoat> SethX: there you go
[02:59] <josh0x1> SeaPhor: I'm tempted to reinstall 8.04/10 because they are the last versions that i don't recall having any video problems with.. i love linux but the video driver problems really suck
[02:59] <SethX> musikgoat: does that mean its included in 9.10 desktop?
[02:59] <Dr_Willis> Helps to get file name right. :)
[03:00] <Dr_Willis> bye all
[03:00] <SeaPhor> if you do, stick with 8.04 josh0x1 ... stick with the LTSs
[03:00] <musikgoat> SethX: yes, 9.04 is using the 2.6.31 kernel
[03:00] <josh0x1> SeaPhor: thanks for the suggestion.. i just hope this package helps
[03:01] <SethX> mkay
[03:01] <SethX> thx
[03:01] <SethX> :)
[03:01] <Waldo000000> ok, thanks all. guess i'll try looking for a fix again in a few weeks
[03:02] <nDuff> My middle mouse button stopped working on upgrade to 9.10; cat'ing direct from /dev/input/mice yields data on any other mouse motion or button press, but nothing at all from the middle button; likewise, xev and the like deny any activities. Any pointers on getting this resolved?
[03:03] <josh0x1> SeaPhor: ok it's installed.. i suppose the thing to do now is restart
[03:03] <Guest87950> hello
[03:03] <josh0x1> unfortunately restarting X always freezes up... /
[03:03] <SeaPhor> josh0x1, unfortunatetely but you can just restart x...
[03:04] <SeaPhor> josh0x1, and see my pm
[03:04] <JPSman> how can I determine which one of my /dev 's are doing what?  like which one is my audio?
[03:04] <gab_> alguien conoce un buen espertador para ubuntu xD
[03:04] <Madpilot> ubottu, es
[03:05] <Colonel_Panik> cat /proc/meminfo says I have MemTotal:        3310292 kB.  How come it doesn't say 4gig like act have
[03:07] <nDuff> Colonel_Panik, 32-bit, I'm guessing?
[03:07] <underdog7> real simple question for someone i'm sure, but i've Ctrl + F to bring up a prompt dialog box in Nautilus and all i really want to do is input a search string (like *.* in DOS) to show ALL files in all subdirectories.  what input would i search tho?  thanks!
[03:07] <arghh2d2> Colonel_Panik: you got ripped of yo!
[03:07] <Colonel_Panik> nDuff, 64 bit ubuntu 9.04
[03:07] <Guest20620> exit
[03:08] <arghh2d2> best buy saw you comin a mile away
[03:08] <CrazyDoode> underdog7: ls -R
[03:08] <nDuff> Colonel_Panik, hrm -- I can't say, then. Might be interesting to see whether lshw shows the individual sticks at the sizes you expect.
[03:08] <Colonel_Panik> arghh2d2, I thinks so but bios says I have 4 sticks of 1024
[03:08] <underdog7> CrazyDoode: is there not a search string i can search in Nautilus (akin to *.*) to yield all files?
[03:09] <CrazyDoode> underdog7: sorry idont do gui
[03:10] <underdog7> CrazyDoode: is there not a command to select all files though even in terminal?
[03:10] <Chris___> I want to set up my Ubuntu box to stream music/video to my 360. Anybody have any experience with this, as far as how to set it up?
[03:10] <Chris___> or what programs I should use
[03:10] <syk> Chris___, ushare
[03:10] <syk> Chris___, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=632428
[03:10] <arghh2d2> Colonel_Panik: those kind of nuances i've just gave up on solving over the years.  i rember freakin out about a 20 gig hd that showed up as a 18.5 gig ....
[03:10] <Chris___> thanks syk
[03:11] <Chris___> I'll check those out
[03:11] <syk> np
[03:11] <Colonel_Panik> lshw shows 4 banks of 1GiB
[03:12] <Billiard> Chris___: ushare only worked well with videos for me
[03:12] <syk> yeah
[03:13] <nDuff> Colonel_Panik, I might start by looking at dmesg output, then; there's also a /proc entry somewhere with a description of how your memory is mapped, but frankly, I don't remember it anymore.
[03:13] <Billiard> Chris___: fuppes works with audio for me, but its much less fun to setup compared to ushare
[03:14] <nDuff> Colonel_Panik, ...just to check, btw, by any chance are you running a Xen kernel?
[03:15]  * nDuff wanders home from the office
[03:16] <McLovin> anyone know of any good standalone equalizer programs, Preferably one that has 25 bands ?
[03:16] <stephen_> joining
[03:18] <stephen_> leaving
[03:18] <ent> nobody cares
[03:18] <mikeru> how do I force a program to compile in 32-bits in a 64-bit machine with ./configure?
[03:18] <McLovin> ent, lol
[03:18] <ent> lol
[03:18] <nfoadikt> hey guys linux supports scripting right?
[03:18] <Billiard> nfoadikt: lol yes
[03:19] <Chris___> nfoadikt: lol. aboslutely.
[03:19] <nfoadikt> lol k cool
[03:19] <ent> lol
[03:19] <ent> hahaha
[03:19] <nfoadikt> well question time
[03:19] <nfoadikt> first is it possible to make sure certain apps automatically open and go to certain workspaces?
[03:19] <distatica> Anyone know where I might find some sample scanned documents in tiff format? Or a way to make SANE output a file without having a scanner attached? I need to do a test setup but I don't have a scanner.
[03:21] <Billiard> distatica: sample scanned tiffs? the internet maybe?
[03:21] <distatica> indeed, that'
[03:21] <distatica> tjat
[03:21] <distatica> ugh, that's why I asked "the internet"
[03:22] <munk> anyone having the same problem where since koala came out all recorded audio waveforms are offset up above the center line?
[03:22] <syk> distatica, http://www.fileformat.info/format/tiff/sample/index.htm
[03:22] <distatica> I'm not sure how SANE works, and what it's output file is like, I was hoping for something from SANE or a way to make SANE do it. However anywhere should be fine.
[03:23] <syk> i guess thats what your looking for
[03:23] <valros> hey, ive added the needed modules to be loaded, yet the command sensors says that the modules arent loaded
[03:23] <whammo> hi I just did an update and apparently my sound is trashed. anybody have an idea what I should start trying to fix? music apps make weird grindy noises
[03:24] <valros> whats the modprobe command for a single module, maybe, running vs installed or something
[03:24] <distatica> syk, thanks, I had looked at these but they're more images than text, and I'm testing OCR, but I'll check them all out.. maybe one is.
[03:25] <hanasaki> how can I find the max reslution of my graphics chipset?
[03:25] <HilBilly> While installing ubuntu, the installer seems to insist on installing to my second hard drive (/dev/sdb).  I want to install on /dev/sda, but it is not even on the partition list in the installer.  How do I make it find the first hard drive instead?
[03:25] <knoppies> Something is wrong with my VNC setup. Im in 9.04, using the default VINO server. When I log on using tightvncvweier (windows client) it takes a snapshot, and then doesnt update the image on the client (mouse/keyboard respond on ubuntu)
[03:26] <knoppies> any ideas whats causing it/how to fix it?
[03:26] <mcurran> knoppies you are a pair of friggin' clown shoes
[03:26] <JPSman> how can I determine which one of my /dev 's are doing what?  like which one is my audio?
[03:26] <knoppies> mcurran, why do you say that?
[03:27] <munk> anyone noticed a fade in for audio being played in any application? only when the program just sstarts though
[03:27] <g__> hello whenever I plug in my headphones in my laptop my speakers make this super annoying click every 20 seconds it never used to do this before on any other versions of ubuntu as I am using the latest one.  I have an hda nvidia chipset with pulse audio now frontlining everything
[03:28] <maco> g__: perhaps a bug in the sound driver's powersave features. please file a bug "ubuntu-bug linux"
[03:28] <Billiard> JPSman: what is your ultimate goal?
[03:29] <JPSman> Billiard - To cat an output to the audio device so as to "hear" the file
[03:29] <dylan__> can anyone tell me how to turn off the powersaving settings for a laptop in ubuntu
[03:29] <mcurran> cat this
[03:29] <dylan__> 9.10
[03:29] <sweetandy> JPSman: That's loads of fun.
[03:30] <arooni> how can i move all files named *.orig in a given directory (recursively) to ~/foo ?
[03:30] <JPSman> sweetandy: I bet, I just dont know which one of my dev's is the audio device
[03:30] <hanasaki> can a card with hdmi output more than 1080p if connected to a monitor that supports it?
[03:30] <knoppies> how, should cp do that?
[03:30] <Billiard> hanasaki: yeah
[03:30] <noctis2k> how i remove the trash from installed temp apps?
[03:30] <mcurran> JustPureSallyman
[03:31] <mattcen> how: find givenDir/ -name '*.orig' -exec mv {} ~/foo/ \;
[03:31] <hanasaki> Billiard:  thanks. I thought it hdmi was the limitor.. no?
[03:31] <how> thanks mattcen
[03:31] <hanasaki> Billiard:  any idea the max a hd3200 ATI can do on HDMI?
[03:32] <brodels> Has anyone experienced random connection drops with Ubuntu Server 9 and GB ethernet?
[03:32] <hanasaki> brodels: not I
[03:32] <brodels> Seems to happen haphazardly for me.
[03:32] <burningatrocity> hey, I need some help, I just downloaded a driver for my printer
[03:32] <burningatrocity> and now I need to install it
[03:32] <sweetandy> JPSman: You don't, http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=70937
[03:33] <burningatrocity> the website tells me to type "sh hplip-3.9.6.run
[03:33] <brodels> hanasaki: could it be a configuration problem somewhere? I am not sure what could be causing it.
[03:33] <burningatrocity> but I always get something saying it can't open it
[03:33] <JPSman> sweetandy: I'm not signed up with archlinux forums
[03:33] <mcurran> what is /list supposed to be for
[03:34] <jphillips86_> Do you think that there will ever be a way to get the version of chrome from chrome os ported to ubuntu?
[03:34] <brodels> burningatrocity: using sudo?
[03:34] <mcurran> Tell people about Winblows, no thanks
[03:34] <burningatrocity> tried it
[03:34] <sweetandy> JPSman: example: cat /dev/sda | aplay -fdat
[03:34] <burningatrocity> saying the same thing
[03:34] <JPSman> sweetandy: thank you
[03:34] <sharpen047> would someone mind helping me? every time i start my computer my internet doesnt work, i delete the profile and make a new one and then it works
[03:34] <sweetandy> JPSman: I get the best results from cat-ing a huge directory of pictures :/
[03:35] <eremite> Chrome OS is a joke.  ByzantineOS was out years ago and is basically the same thing, but without the cloud.  The cloud aspect is easy to replicate.  You guys ever use ByzantineOS?
[03:36] <osxdude> Hmmmm.
[03:37] <osxdude> I'm installing ubuntu on my Mac mini, and, I'm having troubles installing the bootloader (GRUB). Using the Alternate installer, and it's an older Intel Mac.
[03:38] <osxdude> Which /dev/ do I install it on? Or is it better to use "hdx,x"?
[03:38] <brodels> eremite: I'm not sure I see whre the joke is between the 2. Both have obvious different models and goals.
[03:39] <osxdude> The only other partition is the HFS+, and Ubuntu is installed on /dev/sdb2 (i think)
[03:39] <noctis2k> i make a fresh install ubuntu 9.10 with ext4, and i have a lot freses, i just can move mouse
[03:40] <osxdude> It's installed on /dev/sda4, actually
[03:40] <jrtroberts2> I would like some help understand how to use the LVM when installing ubuntu server 9.10
[03:40] <osxdude> Unless partition #4 is sda3...
[03:40] <burningatrocity> need help, trying to get printer working, went to HP website, it sent me to a site for downloading linux drivers, the site told after I downloaded it, to "cd Desktop" then to type "sh hplip-3.9.6.run" I tried that, and it didn't work, so then I did "sudo" then the rest of it, and it's always giving me "sh: can't open hplip-3.9.6.run"
[03:40] <osxdude> gah, i'm comfused
[03:40] <osxdude> and talking to myself
[03:40] <osxdude> !grup
[03:40] <osxdude> !grub
[03:41] <jrtroberts2> I have 2 80GB hard drives and I would like to the /var partition to be 120 GB  so how do I use LVM to accomplish that?
[03:41] <eremite> I'm having a resolution problem.  I only get 600x800.  I've added resolutions manually via command line, but they dont stay.  I edited xorg config, but the changes never work.  Any ideas why?
[03:41] <osxdude> !grub2
[03:41] <osxdude> Sorry >_<
[03:41] <eremite> I can get higher resolutions via command line, but they are not perm.
[03:41] <jrtroberts2> I have tried to create a VG, but it did not seem to take.  Do I need to make sure that all the volumes I use for this are Logical Volumes and not Primary Volumes?
[03:42] <burningatrocity> need help, trying to get printer working, went to HP website, it sent me to a site for downloading linux drivers, the site told after I downloaded it, to "cd Desktop" then to type "sh hplip-3.9.6.run" I tried that, and it didn't work, so then I did "sudo" then the rest of it, and it's always giving me "sh: can't open hplip-3.9.6.run"
[03:42] <jrtroberts2> Because when I create my virtual group I am not given an option to edit it and mount the /var partition into the VG from within the LVM
[03:42] <jrtroberts2> does anyone have any insight into this?
[03:42] <sharpen047> would someone mind helping me? every time i start my computer my internet doesnt work, i delete the profile and make a new one and then it works, using wifi.
[03:42] <brianherman> anybody know anything about squid
[03:42] <noctis2k> burningatrocity whats the model?
[03:43] <brianherman> the http proxy
[03:43] <sharpen047> they swim brianherman
[03:43] <D_K_2> burningatrocity - have you changed the permissions for the *.sh file?
[03:43] <burningatrocity> HP OfficeJet Pro L7700
[03:43] <burningatrocity> I don't understand all that stuff
[03:43] <brianherman> i mean squid the http caching software
[03:43] <burningatrocity> how do I change permissions for sh?
[03:43] <brianherman> squid-cache.org
[03:43] <D_K_2> burningatrocity right click file, permissions tab, check "allow execution"
[03:44] <ctmjr> burningatrocity: try it this way sudo sh ./ hplip-3.9.6.run
[03:45] <SeaPhor> D_K_2, or,, does xhost + work in ubuntu?
[03:45] <burningatrocity> still getting the same thing
[03:45] <HilBilly> anyhow .. I managed to make the installer find the right hard drive, by disconnecting the second hard drive.  Would have been nice if it allowed me to select the drive from inside the installer.
[03:45] <burningatrocity> it says it can't open it
[03:46] <noctis2k> i have a HP officejet pro k5400 and i didnt do any download drivers, i connect and ubuntu have the drivers to work
[03:46] <eremite> I'm having a resolution problem.  I only get 600x800.  I've added resolutions manually via command line, but they dont stay.  I edited xorg config, but the changes never work.  Any ideas why?
[03:46] <burningatrocity> well I tried connecting, and it needs drivers, ubuntu couldn't find them automatically, so I tried going to HP, and this is where I've gotten to
[03:46] <D_K_2> burningatrocity have you tried what ctmjr suggested
[03:46] <eremite> I can get higher resolutions via command line to work, but when i restart they revert back to 600x800
[03:47] <burningatrocity> D_K_2 yes I did
[03:47] <burningatrocity> getting the same thing no matter what
[03:47] <panfist_> has anyone else been really pissed since safari online went to a flash interface?
[03:48] <nzapp> What is the best netbook to use with ubuntu?
[03:48] <galban> hi to all. I need some help please. Some body here knows if the is any log file where I can see any error message at the boot time? I installed start-up manager and I put it to "show text during boot". Now I seeing an error message about: ERROR: pdc: identifying /dev/sda, magic_ and a bunch of numbers...
[03:48] <noctis2k> burningatrocity http://hplipopensource.com/hplip-web/install/install/index.html
[03:49] <andre_pl> I recently had some HDD Problems and had to run a e2fsck -c on my drive to mark the bad blocks, it has been "Updating bad block inode" for well over 36 hours and is now using 700MB of ram. should I be worried?
[03:49] <ctmjr> burningatrocity: are you in the dir. you download the file to?
[03:49] <burningatrocity> ok I got it now, thanks for all the help, it was a user error
[03:49] <burningatrocity> lol
[03:49] <Geoff__> Hi, I'm having difficulties getting back online after a fresh install of 9.10. I tried installing ndisgtk, but that returned with "Error: Dependency is not satisfiable: ndiswrapper-utils-1.9." I am attempting to use a USB connected WUSBG54 Linksys wireless adaptor. Any ideas?
[03:49] <burningatrocity> I messed up, but I got it working onw
[03:50] <D_K_2> burningatrocity - have you read http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=903436
[03:50] <burningatrocity> no I didn't but I'll check it out, though I did get it working
[03:50] <D_K_2> burningatrocity lol kk
[03:51] <danl> ou?
[03:51] <danl> is there a way to further increase touchpad sensitivity past what the slider in mouse settings will allow?
[03:51] <D_K_2> Geoff__ i have that usb adaptor
[03:51] <Colonel_Panik> nzapp, Thinkpads work and Dell has an Inspiron for Linux
[03:52] <D_K_2> Geoff__ it used to need ndiswrapper but hasent needed it in 2 releases
[03:52] <D_K_2> Geoff__ but ill try to verify that
[03:53] <Colonel_Panik> nzapp, google for Linux hardware
[03:53] <Geoff__> D_K_2 Alright. yeah, it had been a while since I upgraded. The first upgrade went wrong, and now I'm trying to get it connecting again.
[03:53] <nzapp> Thanks, I'm looking at the dell's now
[03:54] <Colonel_Panik> nzapp, my Dell came with Ubuntu on it
[03:54] <_Trinity_> anyone know their ufw here?
[03:54] <jmsthing678> hello. Can someone help me out?
[03:55] <Geoff__> D_R_2, if you sent me a message in the last 45 seconds, I accidentally logged out of my program.
[03:55] <_Trinity_> I added -A ufw-before-input -p icmp --icmp-type echo-reply -j DROP to /etc/ufw/before.rules in an attempt to drop incomming ICMP packets
[03:55] <nzapp> all the hardware worked out the box?
[03:55] <nzapp> if so that is awesome
[03:55] <Geoff__> And I mispelled the name.
[03:55] <jmsthing678> anyway whenever I try to boot my ubuntu machine grub opens a command line interface and I cannot boot
[03:55] <D_K_2> Geoff__ lol, was reading
[03:56] <_Trinity_> but I don't see an example of this on the net. Anyone know if that would work?
[03:56] <Geoff__> D_K_2 Haha, alright.
[03:57] <jmsthing678> anyone?
[03:57] <D_K_2> Geoff__ - check under restricted drivers after you plug it in, if it aint there and you have no wireless signals to connect to ( or if it doesnt even let you get that far) you might wanna try ndiswrapper. i remember usb54g working outta the box since 8.04 i believe, but maybe not on your system(??)
[03:57] <danl> takes me like three swipes of my touch pad to get the cursor all the way across the screen...
[03:57] <Ibw> How do I set a package through dpkg as manually installed? So that dependencies don't freak out
[03:58] <Billiard> Ibw: apt-mark
[03:58] <Billiard> Ibw: or try to install it with apt-get install and it will mark it for you
[03:58] <Geoff__> D_K_2 how would I check restricted drivers? I can see wireless signals, it just won't fully connect to them.
[03:58] <D_K_2> Geoff__ and you can get ndiswrapper from synaptic
[03:58] <jmsthing678> how is it that out of all these people here no one is willing to help me out?
[03:59] <Billiard> jmsthing678: what did you do before it stopped working?
[03:59] <D_K_2> Geoff__ if you see wireless signals but cant connect the usb54g is working, its prolly a problem with the rncryption
[03:59] <rance94> can somebody help me on how to get the cursor position in ubuntu using python and i know but nobody is talkin in the python chat
[03:59] <Ibw> Billiard: I'd love to install the package I need (mercurial) through apt-get install, but the version in the Hardy repos is way to old for what I need, so I am going to have to install from source
[03:59] <jmsthing678> I had to power it off manually because it froze during open arena
[03:59] <Geoff__> D_K_2 It's difficult to download using synaptic when the computer doesn't have an internet connection ;-)
[03:59] <rance94> can somebody help me on how to get the cursor position in ubuntu using python and i know but nobody is talkin in the python chat
[03:59] <Ibw> apt-mark will let me tell dpkg not to worry about dependencies?
[03:59] <D_K_2> Geoff__ hahaha that makes sense
[04:00] <Ibw> Things that rely on mercurial?
[04:00] <leaf-sheep> wcf3[2nh---------
[04:00] <Geoff__> D_K_2 So how do I fix this rncryption problem?
[04:00] <sonikku> mmm- why would a network card show up as eth1 and not eth0?  it's not a problem... just kinda odd
[04:00] <Billiard> Ibw: ifaik apt-mark will just mark/unmark it as manually installed
[04:00] <mslern> I'm not sure if this is a bug or something, but each time I resume from "suspend" mode, it the computer loads up the contents of my SD card, as if it was newly inserted
[04:00] <Ibw> Billiard: ok, and a manually installed package will work out when other packages are resolving dependencies?
[04:01] <mslern> I simply wanted to report it, for whoever might care
[04:01] <Billiard> Ibw: i dont think its what you want now that you said you are compiling from source, you should upgrade from hardy
[04:01] <D_K_2> Geoff__ im guessing you have some WEP bullsh!t built in to your modem/router?
[04:01] <Ibw> Billiard: I could, but my computer had serious issues with Jaunty
[04:01] <Geoff__> D_K_2 Yeah I do.
[04:01] <danl> ahhhhh so much better...
[04:02] <Billiard> jmsthing678: try booting from a live cd and use fsck
[04:02] <D_K_2> Geoff__ umm 128 bit encryption, and type the 10 alpha-numeric code in for your router
[04:02] <D_K_2> Geoff__ you tried that?
[04:02] <jmsthing678> so just run fsck in terminal?
[04:02] <Billiard> jmsthing678: well more than just "fsck"
[04:03] <jmsthing678> well I guess repair any errors and such too
[04:03] <jmsthing678> right?
[04:03] <Geoff__> D_K_2 It recognizes the need for a need for a password, and I typed it in, it just won't connect afterwards.
[04:03] <Billiard> jmsthing678: what are you asking?
[04:03] <LucidGuy> Situation: PC Server running vmware ESXi4 with a locally attached DVD burner and a Linux VM running on it.  Is it possible to burn a CD/DVD from that Linux VM?
[04:03] <brianherman> Does anybody know anything about squid-cache ?
[04:03] <rance94> hey my synatic package manager is broken and i need help! can somebody plz help me??
[04:04] <jmsthing678> after running fsck allow it to fix errors and such right?
[04:04] <D_K_2> Geoff__ gimme one minute, lemme check something out
[04:04] <rance94> hey my synatic package manager is broken and i need help! can somebody plz help me??
[04:04] <osxdude> What /dev/sda device is partition #4 on?
[04:04] <osxdude> ...if that makes sense
[04:04] <Geoff__> D_K_2 Alrighty. I'll just keep busy looking for splash images.
[04:04] <Billiard> jmsthing678: yes i would try that, you will have to run "fsck /dev/partitiondevicename"
[04:04] <HilBilly> osx /dev/sda4
[04:05] <rance94> hey my synatic package manager is broken and i need help! can somebody plz help me??
[04:05] <jmsthing678> what if i dont know "partitiondevicename"
[04:05] <jmsthing678> ?
[04:05] <osxdude> HilBilly thanks
[04:05] <Billiard> jmsthing678: or fsck.ext3  if its ext3,  is better
[04:05] <Billiard> rance94: broken?
[04:05] <D_K_2> l
[04:05] <Billiard> jmsthing678: "blkid" might help you
[04:06] <osxdude> Grub is failing to install on my Ubuntu partition.
[04:06] <jmsthing678> k
[04:06] <D_K_2> Geoff__ im trying to see what opyions i have when i get the WEP box, but i dont wanna switch connections and go offline
[04:06] <rance94> Billiard yes lol it kept saying there was an error and it couldnt run and finally i ran a script in terminal and now it is working. it had to reconfigure or something lol thx for asking though it is much appreciated :)
[04:06] <Billiard> rance94: ok
[04:07] <osxdude> Hmm
[04:07] <Geoff__> D_K_2 Makes sense. Oh, I think it's a WPA2. Run from an Airport Extreme router.
[04:07] <rance94> yep
[04:07] <osxdude> If ubuntu is partition #4, and that makes the device /dev/sda4, why does GRUB installation fail?
[04:07] <Billiard> osxdude: which grub, which filesystem type, which ubunu version?
[04:07] <trevor> since i just installed ubuntu 9.10, is there something wrong, or a fix since i cannot connect via PPPoE using the DSL portion of network manager
[04:07] <trevor> ive gotten it to work in older versions and mint 6
[04:07] <rance94> now it just takes years to delete something :( im trying to remove eclipse but it is sllloooowwww deleting it
[04:08] <osxdude> Billiard grub2, ext3, 9.10
[04:09] <Billiard> osxdude: how are you trying to install it, alternate cd/desktop cd?
[04:09] <osxdude> Billiard: Alternate.
[04:10] <rance94> everytime i try to delete something it gets to 50% then stops it like freezes what do i do??
[04:10] <Billiard> osxdude: you put in /dev/sda4 for the device and it says failed? any specific error message?
[04:10] <Billiard> rance94: does it work when you use "apt-get remove" from the command line
[04:10] <Firefishe> I just did an upgrade from jaunty to karmic, and the updater botched the job.  Is there a way I can force-update my jaunty install to karmic by just changing the repository to karmic?
[04:10] <rance94> Billiard let me go try
[04:11] <osxdude> Billiard: No specific error message, and i'm also not 100% sure that that is the device that Ubuntu is installed on >_<
[04:11] <marksman> whenever I play certain games the sound is very "crackly."  If I look in Sound -> Preferences -> Applications it will show that the ALSA plug-in is flashing on and off for the specific game with sound issues (example chromium).  Most sound works just fine.  Any ideas?
[04:11] <D_K_2> Geoff__ ok, i dont know much about wpa2 (much meaning nothing) but i have a link to check out
[04:11] <rance94> Billard yeah it dosent work when i do it in terminal
[04:11] <D_K_2> Geoff__  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=202834
[04:12] <Billiard> Firefishe: you can replace jaunty in the source list with karmic, but i would do a clean install
[04:12] <Geoff__> D_K_2 Thanks for the help! I'll check it out!
[04:12] <jmsthing678> marksman: I had same problem and I turned off ASLA and everything is fine now
[04:12] <unrousable64> so from what I'm reading, a cluster is really different computers, not one... right?
[04:12] <Billiard> osxdude: got make sure
[04:12] <marksman> jmsthing678, how do I do that?
[04:12] <rance94> Billiard yeah it doesnt work in the command line either :(
[04:12] <cfedde> unrousable64: exactly
[04:12] <osxdude> Billiard: Is there a way in the built-in BusyBox shell?
[04:12] <jmsthing678> marksman:its usually an option within the game itself
[04:12] <Billiard> rance94: it just locks up, it doesnt have an error?
[04:12] <D_K_2> Geoff__ its not much help but i hope theres a few clues in there for you
[04:12] <rance94> idk
[04:13] <jmsthing678> marksman: what game is it?
[04:13] <unrousable64> cfedde, awesome... no other requirements other than the computers being networked to each other?
[04:13] <Firefishe> Billiard:  Well, I have a lot on this particular box, and I don't have a karmic install cd just yet.  I'm used to net-installs, so that wouldn't be a problem, but I'd like to be able to just install everything from where I am now, if possible.
[04:13] <marksman> jmsthing678, astromenace & naev
[04:13] <cfedde> unrousable64: you need to decide what the cluster is for.
[04:13] <Billiard> osxdude: well you could check the partition labels if you gave it a label, or filesystem types, or mount the device and see whats on it
[04:13] <cfedde> unrousable64: select software, etc.
[04:13] <jonz> hello, anyone know how to reorder groups in empathy? is it not possible? http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-1305354.html (sorry if thats a repost, i think i wasn't "joined" yet when I typed that into irssi)
[04:14] <rance94> billiard ill tell u what it says: ould not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (11: Resource temporarily unavailable)
[04:14] <rance94> E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), is another process using it?
[04:14] <Firefishe> Billiard:  The updater also left my respositories in an in-between state, so I'm essentially screwed at this point.
[04:14] <jmsthing678> marksman: idk about those  but look in their individial settings, and also look for sound quality option and put it on the lowest setting
[04:14] <unrousable64> cfedde, I'm planning on building a small-scale render farm running ubuntu.
[04:14] <trevor> is there a way to change single icons in an icon set
[04:14] <jmsthing678> anyway gtg
[04:14] <lowlycoder> how do i find out how much l1 cache I have?
[04:14] <cfedde> unrousable64: cool.  using blender? renderman?
[04:14] <jmsthing678> Billiard: thanks for the help
[04:14] <osxdude> Billiard: well /dev/sda4 is mounted on /target, which probably means that that is the drive Ubuntu is on...right? lol
[04:14] <Billiard> Firefishe: idk you could try changing your sources list, i would backup/clean install
[04:14] <Billiard> rance94: did you close synaptic first?
[04:14] <Firefishe> Billiard:  k...thaks
[04:15] <Firefishe> thanks
[04:15] <rance94> billiard yes
[04:15] <unrousable64> cfedde, blender, it's renderer, and drqeue :D
[04:15] <Billiard> rance94: what was the exact command you used?
[04:15] <rance94> sudo apt-get remove eclipse
[04:15] <rance94> Billiard sudo apt-get remove eclipse
[04:15] <cfedde> unrousable64: good luck! sounds like a fun project.
[04:15] <Billiard> osxdude: i have no idea
[04:16] <Billiard> rance94: you dont have a package manager running
[04:16] <unrousable64> cfedde, thanks :)
[04:16] <Billiard> rance94: updates or anything?
[04:16] <rance94> idk
[04:16] <QuestionMark> Hi, i have Karmic Koala over a VirtualBox 3 and i need share a folder with the Windows Host, i follow the steps in https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VirtualBox/SharedFolders but im stoped in a protocol error ¿some idea?
[04:16] <osxdude> Billiard: I'll try the desktop CD once it finishes downloading
[04:16] <Billiard> osxdude: ok
[04:16] <rance94> Billiard i dont think so well i have like 200 updates to different stuff
[04:17] <florinel> just wanted to come in and say i love ubuntu.  GREAT SUCCESS!
[04:17]  * osxdude boots into OS X
[04:18] <rance94> Billiard should i restart my computer and see if that helps
[04:18] <Billiard> rance94: you could, if you force closed synaptic it might cause probs
[04:18] <kbp> Hello. If I use debuild -us -uc to build a deb package from source, can I run that deb package on other computer ?
[04:18] <webbb82> what do u guys thinik of moblin
[04:19] <rance94> Billiard well i forced add/remove to close when it was deleting something was that bad
[04:19] <rance94> Billiard i forced closed because it froze up and would finish removing
[04:19] <azizul> hal?
[04:19] <jrtroberts2> questions about LVM in ubuntu... anyone familiar with this?
[04:19] <rance94> Billiard i mean it wouldn't finish removing
[04:20] <azizul> anybody from malaysia??
[04:20] <azizul> anybody from malaysia??
[04:20] <Billiard> azizul: dont repeat yourself
[04:21] <jrtroberts2> should I take that as a no?
[04:21] <Oddbio> What is the point of your status on the user applet in Ubuntu. In a default install it's the button on the top right that allows you to logoff shutdown ect.. change status. What does it effect? Is it tied in with pidgin, empathy, some other program? thanks.
[04:22] <D_K_2> jrtroberts2 sorry
[04:22] <tinpardo> hi
[04:22] <knoppies> Oddbio, I know it works with pidgin
[04:22] <D_K_2> Oddbio its tied to that telepathy
[04:22] <D_K_2> Oddbio empathy
[04:23] <D_K_2> Oddbio which i hate at its present state
[04:23] <azizul> oh ye??
[04:24] <Oddbio> D_K_2: empathy can't do IRC can it?
[04:24] <greezmunkey> D_K_2, So it's a method to affect presence (available, unavailable, etc.)?
[04:24] <D_K_2> Oddbio lol i never even bother to try
[04:24] <Madpilot> ubottu, nickspam > PhantomLink
[04:24] <D_K_2> greezmunkey im pretty sure, goes with the IM client
[04:25] <greezmunkey> D_K_2, hmmm
[04:25] <azizul> sesape nak cakap melayu x??
[04:25] <D_K_2> yeah, it ties with pidgin
[04:25] <PhantomLink> o_o
[04:25] <D_K_2> and im assuming empathy
[04:25] <PhantomLink> I was asleep, and now I'm awake.
[04:25] <greezmunkey> D_K_2, Oh, I see...
[04:25] <jrtroberts2> D_K_2:  It is ok, I will just have to do it the old fashion way--- READ THE MANUAL!!!  8D
[04:25] <azizul> ooo
[04:25] <D_K_2> greezmunkey just sems lazy but im sure its great somehow
[04:26] <Geoff__> Alright. Still having difficulties getting my wireless internet working. I can download onto a separate computer and move it via USB drive to the linux computer, but not directly onto the linux computer. I am running 9.10, freshly installed. I am using a WUSB54G wireless adapter attempting to connect to a secured wireless network run from an Apple Airport Extreme Base Station with a WPA2 encryption. Any ideas?
[04:26] <azizul> see2
[04:26] <Billiard> Geoff__: can you see the network?
[04:26] <D_K_2> jrtroberts2 - you could try a youtube vid or something, or just click buttons and see what happens
[04:26] <greezmunkey> D_K_2, Heh! Also, I'm not sure I'd want anyone to know ;]
[04:26] <Geoff__> Billiard Yes I can. I can attempt to connect, but it won't actually fully connect.
[04:26] <jrtroberts2> it is a server install so there are menu's but no mouse and it mostly text driven
[04:26] <D_K_2> Billiard yeah, he cant connect with his wpa2 security
[04:27] <D_K_2> Billiard any ideas on the wpa2?
[04:27] <D_K_2> jrtroberts2 thats aweful, manual it is
[04:27] <Billiard> i blame apple airport extreme
[04:27] <Geoff__> :(
[04:28] <r3x> #linuxac
[04:28] <D_K_2> Billiard - im thinking if he turns off security (temporarly) and tried to connect, he might get through
[04:28] <Billiard> D_K_2: oh i thought you did try that and it did work
[04:28] <D_K_2> Billiard just as a test
[04:29] <D_K_2> Billiard not yet, but its worth a shot if he has access to it
[04:29] <Billiard> D_K_2: i guess you could try and see if it works, but tahts not a solution and its not really getting you anywhere
[04:29] <Geoff__> D_K_2 Billiard : I'm just confused because I was able to connect on 8.04 (I think that's the one) with ndiswrapper with no problems.
[04:29] <D_K_2> Billiard i agree its not a solution but itll narrow down the problem
[04:30] <D_K_2> maybe
[04:30] <D_K_2> lol
[04:30] <Billiard> buy intel card and linksys router
[04:30] <webbb82> how hard is it to install ubuntu to my external hard drive insted of a usb flash drive
[04:30] <Billiard> lol
[04:30] <dome> I am new to debian. Will the 64bit work on my Core2duo E6420?
[04:30] <fengshaun> does anybody know where I can get gnome-globalmenu package for karmic from?
[04:30] <dome> I mean ubuntu
[04:30] <Billiard> webbb82: exactly the same
[04:31] <Billiard> dome: yes
[04:31] <dome> I saw it on the website but just wanted to make sure.. thank you Billiard
[04:31] <Geoff__> Billiard: Meh, we run 3 Macintoshes to my ONE dualboot linux/XP. I think I would lose that convincing my parents.
[04:31] <Space-Wolf> hey can someone help me with something?
[04:31] <D_K_2> tlol whats that bot command
[04:31] <D_K_2> !ask
[04:32] <D_K_2> thats the one
[04:32] <mezquitale> dome, I have ubuntustudio with 64 bit OS
[04:32] <Space-Wolf> can someone tell me how to burn DVDs in ubuntu?  I have them saved as .avi files.  I tried using k3b but it doesn't work, it keeps giving error messages
[04:32] <eremite> Is UbuntuStudio any good?  I hate regular Ubuntu for recording music and use Windows.
[04:33] <webbb82> ok one last question,  can i install moblin along with gnomoe and kde then just switch to what ever one you want to use in the login sessions window????
[04:33] <mezquitale> Space-Wolf, I use brasero
[04:33] <D_K_2> Space-Wolf id like a tuturial on that too, i cant seem to get it right either
[04:33] <eremite> Space-Wolf, you need to convert the .avi files to DVD format.
[04:33] <Billiard> webbb82: you should be able to choose from the login window
[04:33]  * Blue1 uses nero 4 linux
[04:33] <Space-Wolf> I have that as well, but I tried it and it said that the movie file was not correct or something
[04:33] <MrAntMan> space-wolf: set burn speed to minimum
[04:33] <eremite> I wish things just worked with Linux, like they do with Windows.  I seriously do not understand the hatred of Windows.
[04:33] <webbb82> billard but the moblin file is a iso
[04:33] <Space-Wolf> so as an avi file the movie cannot be burned?
[04:34] <Billiard> Space-Wolf: you can burn anything
[04:34] <Space-Wolf> but can it be burned as a dvd movie?
[04:34] <mezquitale> eremite, I hate windows because they force you and the hardware vendors to go their way, creating a monopoly, with linux I have a choice
[04:34] <D_K_2> Space-Wolf some dvd player support *.avi playback, but not many older ones
[04:34] <Blue1> eremite: virii
[04:34] <doc-saintly> is there a tool that will check the integrity of a disk (not filesystem) to see if its failing?
[04:34] <trevor> has anyone installed tweetdeck via adobe air on 64 bit before?
[04:34] <Billiard> eremite: i think more things "just work" on linux compared to windows
[04:34] <D_K_2> Space-Wolf yes it can be burned as a dvd but the avi has to be converted first
[04:35] <Madpilot> eremite, many of us get more use out of a *nix box than we ever got out of a Windows box. "doesn't work for me" doesn't equal "fail for everyone", remember...
[04:35] <Space-Wolf> okay well basically when I drag the file to the burning software it gives me an error message
[04:35] <Blue1> doc-saintly: you'd probably have to get that from the hdd manufactureer site.
[04:35] <leaf-sheep> !boot
[04:35] <Space-Wolf> is that the discs fault or is something else wrong?
[04:35] <D_K_2> space_wolf yeah that aint gonna work
[04:35] <eremite> Well, we clearly have different experiences.  With windows Ive never ahd to use a command line, use tech support or help chat like this nor have trouble with installing apps.
[04:35] <Billiard> Space-Wolf: which burning software
[04:35] <Space-Wolf> I used k3b and brasero and neither worked
[04:35] <mezquitale> eremite, on that note, I have a machine that works great with linux, cd and dvd player, XP supports neither
[04:35] <Billiard> eremite: which linux ive never had to download drivers
[04:35] <doc-saintly> Blue1: thanks
[04:35] <D_K_2> the movie file has to be converted to DVD format (dvd format aint *.avi)
[04:36] <leaf-sheep> The command 'startx' is often used to start a Xorg screen. What is the best way to automate that without any window manager?
[04:36] <eremite> Windows = double click and be done.  Ubutnu = 50+ lines in the terminal.  Lets not forget that Ubuntu hates intel drivers for gamers etc.
[04:36] <puff> I am on ubuntu jaunty on an IBM t43p.  I have had no problems with sound with this install (back on hardy, yeah).  Now it has mysteriously stopped working for firefox and amarok, but the system bell (ctrl-g) works fine.
[04:36] <Space-Wolf> I had a program called DeVeDe or something like that, does that convert to DVD format?
[04:36] <junkyard> I recently ran a update to my karmic koala .... Now on reboot I get "Kernel panic - not syncing: VFS: Unable to mount root fs"
[04:36] <Billiard> leaf-sheep: you just want to run startx on boot?
[04:36] <greezmunkey> eremite, you ever call microsoft for support? How far did you get without a credit card?
[04:36] <junkyard> How I restore my system back?
[04:36] <puff> I was watching hulu with firefox earlier today, paused it, went to resume a few hours later, video fine but no audio.  I was busy so I didn't worry about it, just now I tried amarok and amarok says "xine was unable to initialize any audio drivers".
[04:37] <eremite> I've never needed support with a Windows machine.
[04:37] <mezquitale> puff, there's a bug somewhere, have you ever posted a bug?? I have the same problem too
[04:37] <valros> whats that info program that will show you just about everything on your desktop, begins with a C i think?
[04:37] <draconis> eremite, intel drivers for gamers? I haven't heard of any gamers (real ones) using Intel graphics cards
[04:37] <puff> mezquitale: I've posted a bug or two in the past, yeah.
[04:37] <Space-Wolf> did anyone get that aboutthe DeVeDe thing?
[04:37] <Blue1> puff: have you tried re-starting firefox?
[04:37] <leaf-sheep> Billiard: That's right. I get to the virtual console at boot. To test the setup, startx worked great. I'm not sure about configuring that for automatic. Something about startx in .init-rc?
[04:37] <Billiard> eremite: i never needed support with a linux machine, i think you should leave if you dont have a question
[04:37] <junkyard> I am sure the system update screwed up my grub
[04:37] <puff> Blue1:  Not yet, but would that affect amarok?
[04:37] <D_K_2> Space-Wolf yeah devede will do it fo rya
[04:37] <Blue1> puff: it can -
[04:37] <D_K_2> Space-Wolf or mandvd
[04:37] <Billiard> leaf-sheep: you could put startx in rc.local
[04:37] <puff> Hokay.
[04:38] <eremite> draconis, the same intel chips work flawlessly on the same machine, windows boot.  On ubuntu boot all games lag, and its an intel driver issue that ubuntu is working on.
[04:38] <Blue1> puff: i've problems with firefox and flash....
[04:38] <Space-Wolf> okay so when I use devede what do I need to do?
[04:38] <Space-Wolf> turn it into an ISO?  DVd format?  DivX?
[04:38] <Space-Wolf> I tried some of those but it looked as if the file conversion was going to take at least an hour for one movie, is that right?
[04:38] <D_K_2> Space-Wolf convert it into dvd format and it should burn
[04:38] <Billiard> Space-Wolf: devede can make it an iso for you to burn to play in a dvd player
[04:38] <puff> Space-Wolf That sounds not unlikely.
[04:38] <junkyard> Kindly help!!!
[04:38] <D_K_2> Space-Wolf yeah converting takes a long time
[04:38] <leaf-sheep> Billiard: That could work. I will try it. Surely, that can't be the usual routine?
[04:39] <Space-Wolf> there's no way around it?
[04:39] <MrAntMan> it's not ubuntus fault that intel builds their chips to work with windows?
[04:39] <mezquitale> puff, can you run the utility and post the results here: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/486207
[04:39] <Madpilot> eremite, this is wandering offtopic, but Win is hardly devoid of driver issues either, remember.
[04:39] <rance94> Billiard i found the problem i need java6 doc   how do i install that??
[04:39] <puff> Blue1: Hm, firefox is taking a while to close that last window.
[04:39] <D_K_2> Space-Wolf nah just convert it
[04:39] <puff> mezquitale: I will when I've tried a few more things.
[04:39] <Blue1> puff: what a minute if that doesn't try it, we'll try realkill (tm)!
[04:39] <Space-Wolf> okay, guess I'll have to be patient :P thanks a lot for the help guys
[04:39] <Billiard> leaf-sheep: you could put something in /etc/rc*.d but if its just one command you want to run on start i would use rc.local
[04:39] <D_K_2> Space-Wolf or buy/rent the movie and copy it
[04:39] <Space-Wolf> yeah
[04:39] <puff> Blue1: aka kill -9.
[04:39] <Space-Wolf> okay, thanks guys
[04:40] <rance94> Billiard i found the problem i need java6 doc   how do i install that??
[04:40] <mezquitale> puff, thanks, look at dmesg, you might find some clues there
[04:40] <Billiard> rance94: install it from the package manager?
[04:40] <D_K_2> Space-Wolf good luck
[04:40] <Blue1> puff: sudo pkill firefox
[04:40] <gorgonzola> hello. anyone here can help with latex? i can't figure out where to put bst files...
[04:40] <rance94> Billiard no because i need java to run the package manager how do i get it from the terminial
[04:40] <puff> Blue1:  pkill?
[04:40] <Guest79711> good morning
[04:40] <puff> mesquitale:  Yeah, nothing obvious in dmes.
[04:40] <Blue1> puff: process kill by name
[04:40] <Billiard> rance94: no you dont
[04:41] <leaf-sheep> Billiard: startx does not work. :o I'll try su to pass it off.
[04:41] <puff> Blue1:  Ah, one of them newfangled commands :-).
[04:41] <rance94> Billiard well where do i get it at
[04:41] <Billiard> leaf-sheep: rc.local is run by root
[04:41] <Blue1> puff: indeedy!
[04:41] <junkyard> I recently ran a update to my karmic koala .... Now on reboot I get "Kernel panic - not syncing: VFS: Unable to mount root fs"
[04:41] <puff> Blue1:  Still hasn't died, okay, time for kill.
[04:41] <Billiard> rance94: the package manager
[04:41] <puff> Odd, two firefox processes.
[04:41] <rance94> lmao it wont run haha im screwed
[04:41] <Blue1> puff: get out the realkill (tm)
[04:41] <mezquitale> puff, i think if has something to do with flash and sound
[04:41] <rance94> billiard im screwed that is the thing that is not working
[04:42] <Blue1> mezquitale: I'm on a 64 bit system - flash is an iffy proposition....
[04:42] <Billiard> rance94: sudo apt-get install sun-java6-bin ,  maybe
[04:42] <puff> No, kill killed it.
[04:42] <puff> Normal kill just sends an interprocess signal to the process.  Kill -9 tells the OS to yank the rug out from underit.
[04:42] <Billiard> rance94: the package manager doesnt use java, you dont need java to use it
[04:42] <Blue1> puff: is it dead?  hint   ps -ef | grep firefox
[04:42] <greezmunkey> kill -9 the kill of death
[04:43] <Blue1> greezmunkey: kill with prejudice
[04:43] <puff> Blue1 Yeah, kill killed it.
[04:43] <greezmunkey> ;)
[04:43] <gorgonzola> latex help? plz?
[04:43] <rance94> Billiard well it is telling me i need it so lol im just gonna download it and see wtf is wrong
[04:43] <Blue1> puff: try restarting ff - no guarentees
[04:43] <puff> Blue1: Restarting firefox now.
[04:43] <leaf-sheep> Billiard: Thanks. That does work. I was skeptic about /etc/rc.local but I think there are init-related file that you can pop it in ~/ and will read from it. ;)
[04:44] <Billiard> rance94: what is telling you need java for what
[04:44] <Blue1> puff: the biggest problems Ihave with flash and firefox are with facebook - the scrabble game uses flash - doesn't work all the time...
[04:45] <rance94> Billiard idk im confused I have the package manager up but now it wont download crap because it has to configure java6-doc thing and yeah idk
[04:45]  * Blue1 can't wait till html 5 -- bye bye flash
[04:46] <rance94> Billiard it is telling me i need to download the java JDK
[04:46] <rance94> Billiard so can i use terminial to get it
[04:46] <Billiard> rance94: what is telling you
[04:46] <rance94> the package manager when i try to download something
[04:47] <Billiard> rance94: what is the exact message
[04:47] <Blue1> puff: what's the verdict?
[04:48] <puff> Blue1:  Still get the amarok xine error, waiting to see if the flash plays properly.
[04:48] <puff> Blue1: Nope.
[04:48] <Blue1> puff: :-(
[04:48] <puff> Blue1: It plays the video fine, no audio.
[04:48] <puff> Time for a reboot I guess.
[04:49] <Blue1> puff: yup I get that sometimes -- sometimes doing a gdm restart will fix ru on 9.10?
[04:49] <trevor> im trying download getlibs packages and it keeps saying command not found
[04:49] <Blue1> puff: try sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[04:49] <Billiard> trevor what is the command you are trying
[04:51] <trevor> Billiard, sudo getlibs -l libnss3.so.1d
[04:51] <cpg> hi, i wonder if there is anyone around with PAM expertise. i am writing a script that needs to use PAM ... have some question ....
[04:51] <cpg> it will not let me change user
[04:51] <Billiard> trevor did you install getlibs?
[04:52] <trevor> i did
[04:52] <trevor> i think i did
[04:52] <rance94> billiard i cant copy and paste but it says: setting up sun-java6-doc (6-15-1)... This package is an installer package, It does not actually contain the JDK documentation. you will need to go download one of the archives: jdk-6u10-docs.zip jdk-6u10-docs-ja.zip (choose the non-update version if this is the first installation) please visit http://java.sun.com?javase/downloads/ now and download. The file should be owned by root.root and be
[04:52] <rance94> copied to /tmp [press RETURN to try again, 'no' + RETURN to abort] ------------ that is what it says
[04:52] <N-ether> Hello. I just installed Ubuntu 9.10 on my Toshiba laptop. My audio wasn't working because the realtek chip wasn't set, or something. (From what I hear online this is a common problem) I fixed the problem, but only temporarily it appears because my audio is no longer working. Can anyone walk me through a permanent fix for this???
[04:52] <Billiard> rance94: try         sudo apt-get clean
[04:52] <Billiard> trevor check
[04:52] <trevor> Billiard, you know, i might not have installed them for 64bit, do you know the command perchance?
[04:53] <Billiard> trevor sudo apt-get install getlibs
[04:53] <rance94> Billiard here is what happened ::  Could not get lock /var/cache/apt/archives/lock - open (11: Resource temporarily unavailable)
[04:53] <trevor> couldnt find package getlibs
[04:53] <rance94> E: Unable to lock the download directory
[04:53] <Billiard> rance94: close your package manager
[04:54] <Billiard> trevor you are running 64 bit?
[04:54] <ZykoticK9> Billiard, trevor getlibs isn't in Ubuntu repo!
[04:54] <rance94> billiard ok i closed it now do u wont me to try again
[04:54] <Billiard> ZykoticK9: what srsly, sorry trevor
[04:54] <Billiard> rance94: yeah try again
[04:54] <wolf23> Helpers! how can i play sega genesis in karmic?
[04:55] <ZykoticK9> trevor, get getlibs from http://frozenfox.freehostia.com/cappy/
[04:55] <rance94> Billiard k i think something happend but nothing happened in the terminial
[04:55] <Billiard> rance94: why do you think something happened then?
[04:56] <robbiet480> Hello I am running Ubuntu 9.04 on a Asus P5GC-MX/1333 with a eVGA 9800GT video card with HDMI (no audio) out to my Vizio VM60P TV. I just started using HDMI today after being on VGA (D-Sub) for the longest time. The only issue I have is that there is a purple discoloration on the screen. As far as I can tell from the forums, I need to specify a more specific modeline in xorg.conf that provides a refresh rate. Is this all correct?
[04:56] <rance94> idk lol i was being opptimistic
[04:56] <rance94> billiard i was thinkin positive
[04:56] <robbiet480> Also, how can I figure out what NVidia driver version I am using
[04:56] <wolf23> Helpers! how can i play sega genesis in karmic? can anyone tell me which emulator works fine?
[04:57] <trevor> ZykoticK9, ok lets see if this helped
[04:57] <puff> Blue1: I'm on jaunty.... I ended up having to reboot.
[04:57] <Billiard> wolf23: gens ?
[04:58] <wolf23> Billiard:  it is not on synaptic?
[04:58] <trevor> ok that didnt help, does anyone know how to install tweetdeck on ubuntu 64 but?
[04:58] <puff> Blue1: Amarok works now... I'm guessing flash will too.  still, it's dang annoying.
[04:58] <trevor> bit**
[04:58] <Billiard> wolf23: not sure
[04:58] <puff> Blue1: The fundamentla problem behind most sound issues is that at the kernel level ther's a single, irrevocable handle to the sound card resource.
[04:58] <puff> Blue1:  So alsa, etc, basically run a daemon that grabs the One True Resource Handle and hands out proxy handles.
[04:58] <lhx_> I'm on 9.10 and I'm having trouble playing a DVD... any suggestions? VLC won't play it...
[04:58] <Billiard> trevor getlibs didnt work?
[04:59] <Billiard> lhx_: install the restricted extras package?
[04:59] <puff> Blue1: If something happens to the One True Resource Handle for sound, it has to be rebooted to free it.  I've read list discussions saying they're working on fixing that at the kernel levle, no idea where it is.
[04:59] <trevor> they installed via the deb package, then i tried to isntall tweetdeck again and it didnt work
[04:59] <trevor> Billiard, maybe i should restart
[04:59] <lhx_> Billiard: already did... not sure why it's not working
[04:59] <Billiard> trevor didnt work? how
[04:59] <rance94> Billiard i think it is working now because im downloading wine and crap......... i need sun-java-doc because i dont have it and it says i need it.
[04:59] <gorgonzola> lhx_ you installed libcss2?
[05:00] <Billiard> trevor error or what?
[05:00] <lhx_> gorgonzola: not sure... let me fire up synaptic
[05:00] <gorgonzola> lhx_ wait, that's not the exact name...
[05:00] <trevor> Billiard, well from what i understand, to install on ubuntu 64bit you have to install the getlibs packages, i did install all so they should be there, but it just exits before install still
[05:00] <ChogyDan> !medibuntu | lhx_
[05:00] <memocell> selam
[05:01] <Billiard> trevor what exits before what installs when you do what?
[05:01] <gorgonzola> lhx_ libdvdcss2, is not in the regular repos, you can get it from medibuntu
[05:01] <songer> hello
[05:01] <memocell> hello
[05:01] <gorgonzola> lhx_ check for that, 'cause you need it for encrypted dvd playback
[05:01] <trevor> Billiard, the tweetdeck install exits before it finishes, i have adobe air installed, tweedeck is an adobe air application
[05:01] <lhx_> gorgonzola: ty... i guess decss isn't in the repos any longer?
[05:02] <jabbajabba> what is the best IRC client for Linux nowadays? I'm using Xchat for Gnome and don't care much for it
[05:02] <Billiard> trevor does it have an error message when you try to install it from command line?
[05:02] <ChogyDan> jabbajabba: try pidgin
[05:02] <lhx_> jabbajabba: irssi
[05:02] <ZykoticK9> lhx_, libdvdread4 IS in the repo and just downloads libdvdcss2 from medibuntu without having to add the repo
[05:02] <songer>  How has experience converting avi to dvd? what program es good for this
[05:02] <bastid_raZor> songer: devede
[05:02] <Billiard> songer: devede works, easy to use
[05:02] <Madpilot> jabbajabba, real xchat - not xchat-gnome - is far better than the -gnome version
[05:03] <lhx_> ZykoticK9: i think i've already got that installed which is why I'm confused
[05:03] <songer> what about  mandvd?
[05:03] <ZykoticK9> lhx_, did you run the sh command after install?
[05:03] <lhx_> ZykoticK9: no...
[05:03] <lhx_> but i do have libdvdread4 installed
[05:03] <memocell> xcxzc,
[05:03] <memocell> zxcx
[05:03] <gerrh^^> how many warnings are to be expected while compiling the current kernel?
[05:03] <Church> can anyone advise to which packages i should downgrade or to any patches so that i can start X on my u9.10 install with monitor switched off? IgnoreEDID option seems not working just like DPMS off, Enable option, specifying modes in monitor section :/
[05:04] <ZykoticK9> lhx_, install is useless without script -- which actually does the download / install -- searching internet, one moment
[05:04] <ZykoticK9> lhx_, run "sudo /usr/share/doc/libdvdread4/install-css.sh"
[05:04] <lhx_> i'm reinstalling the .deb and wathcing console output
[05:04] <Church> from what i've googled out, proprietary nvidia drivers might have another three EDID related options, but i don't have such card here and i don't want to buy just/because
[05:04] <lhx_> ZykoticK9: thanks... i'll try it out in a second
[05:05] <dome> Anyone here running ubuntustudio?
[05:05] <lhx_> I don't get why it's such a PITA... licensing issues?
[05:06] <ZykoticK9> lhx_, of course...
[05:06] <Church> Madpilot: i prefer using xchat myself aswell for many years .. but i hate having to switch off systray icon now on ubuntu .. because it has tendency to dissapear after few days .. and then i don't know any means to restore minimised xchat app :/
[05:06] <sysadmin> anyone knows if there is any free plagiarism document checker application in ubuntu?
[05:06] <gorgonzola> lhx_ yup. libdvdcss2 is covered by the DMCA or something like that. its distribution is not always legal etc etc.
[05:07] <gorgonzola> lhx_ so... you have libdvdcss2, even if you didn't installed it by hand?
[05:07] <Madpilot> Church, I hate the systray thing for xchat, always disable it... an IRC client does not belong in my notification area.
[05:07] <lhx_> brb... going to log out log in for path updates
[05:08] <Church> Madpilot: i use only one gnome panel with everything, so i prefer to lessen ammount of stuff on it. including using xchat tray icon
[05:08] <trevor> ok im just giving up on tweetdeck for now
[05:08] <trevor> does anyone know why my system notification bubbles are appearing like a quarter of the way down the screen as apposed to the top where they should be?
[05:08] <lhx_> back
[05:09] <chea> hello. my question is as follows: if you have more gnome panels, would this make your pc perform less?
[05:09] <Church> even if it's 1600x1200 here and 1920x1200@home, i have uncorrectable habbits to maximise screen estate usuable by apps :)
[05:09] <chea> like i want to save as much as possible..
[05:10]  * Arnple says Hi
[05:10] <gorgonzola> anyone here understands how texlive is installed in ubuntu?
[05:11] <Arnple> Where is the Terminal profile settings stored?
[05:11] <lhx_> crap... not working... thanks for your help zyco... i have no idea what the issue is...
[05:12] <Billiard> Arnple: ~/.profile  ?
[05:12] <particlemann> I'm having a problem with fs-driver.org's thing, trying to read an ext3 hard drive on Windows XP
[05:12] <Madpilot> Arnple, you mean gnome-terminal?
[05:12] <particlemann> the config detects the Ubuntu partition as an ext3 drive
[05:12] <particlemann> and assigns it a drive letter
[05:12] <particlemann> but windows still sees it as unformatted
[05:12] <particlemann> whereas under Linux I can read it fine
[05:13] <particlemann> any ideas?
[05:13] <FloodBot4> particlemann: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:13] <gorgonzola> particleman: there's no solution to that. your ext is formatted with 128 bits while windows takes 64 or something like that. been there don't that :(
[05:13] <bastid_raZor> particlemann: try asking in ##windows
[05:13] <Madpilot> particlemann, pretty sure Windows can't grok ext3 without help...
[05:13] <Arnple> Madipilot: Yep
[05:13] <particlemann> well yeah...I installed the driver...oh
[05:14] <particlemann> so even though the solution worked at one point, it no longer does?  Is there a way to fix it in the formatting?
[05:14] <gorgonzola> particleman: there's some fundamental incompatibility which details i don;t remember, that make it impossible to acces newer ext partitions under windows, disregarding the driver. i tried with ext2fs extensively.
[05:14] <Billiard> particlemann: there is another ext3 fs for windows that i had better luck with
[05:14] <particlemann> which one?
[05:14] <Billiard> particlemann: sorry not sure, ill try googling
[05:14] <particlemann> thanks, and much appreciated
[05:14] <Arnple> Madpilot: Yep, gnome-terminal
[05:14] <gorgonzola> particleman: i understand that you have to specify a formatting parameter when creating the ext vollume in order to use some legacy mode that will work in windows.
[05:15] <Church> i wonder if there is some ext* driver for dokan lib (fuse for windows)
[05:15] <particlemann> I actually remember when the switchover happened, and I've been really confused for the past year or two :P
[05:15] <chea> hello. my question is as follows: if you add more than two gnome panels, does this decrease the overall performance (increase the memory allocated by the process)?
[05:15] <Mony> chea, yes, but you can't feel it :)
[05:15] <Billiard> particlemann: maybe its ext2fsd
[05:15] <leaf-sheep> chea: Decrease, yes.  In a big way, no.
[05:15] <Madpilot> Arnple, I don't actually think there is. No /.gnome-terminal, nothing under /.gnome/*
[05:15] <particlemann> chea-I don't think so, but turning on all the desktop effects definitely does
[05:15] <chea> Well I'm running with 256 sticks here.
[05:15] <dezine> I'm having a weird issue maybe some1 can help. Anytime I boot into Ubuntu my video card crashes and all I see is random colors on the screen. Doesn't do it with Windows, also was able to get into Fedora. Any clue what would cause this?
[05:15] <Church> chea: shared memory pages lessen that ammount for several instances of same executables/libs
[05:16] <particlemann> I'll try that, thanks
[05:16] <chea> Church: oooh interesting
[05:16] <chea> thanks
[05:16] <Church> dezine: check /var/log/Xorg.*.log
[05:16] <N-ether> Hi. I just installed 9.10 on my Toshiba and my sound isnt working. I looked online and found some terminal code that fixed it for a little whileand now it's not working. IDT it is detecting my sound card. PLEASE HELP. I need someone to walk me through a permanent audio fix!
[05:16] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> I want to install Xubuntu as a secondary os (for backup/recovery or emergency use) on an old pentium 3 system with 1 gig of ram, how much space do you think I should set aside for the os and for the swap partition? Im trying to use as little space as possible for it while still keeping it running decenly, I won't be using it much.
[05:16] <gorgonzola> particleman: maybe this is a good start? http://www.fs-driver.org/troubleshoot.html
[05:16] <Church> particlemann: rtfm first, as i don't know if there is .. i myself use dokan+sshfs
[05:17] <particlemann> dokan?
[05:17] <particlemann> gorgonzola-I checked the troubleshoot page, and it was pretty useless for what I'm going through
[05:17] <Church> oh. mistaken conversation thread :)
[05:17] <greezmunkey> N-ether, what was the terminal fix that worked?
[05:18] <N-ether> I cant remember... I think it was an ALSA update. and maybe some code that made alsa detect my realtek
[05:18] <Billiard> particlemann: yeah you could give ext2fsd.com a try i guess, not sure if it will work any better, and i dont know if i would trust it for writing
[05:18] <dezine> Thanks Church, will try that
[05:18] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> Anyone?
[05:19] <Kentoro> hello
[05:19] <Kentoro> can someone help me out for a minute in private
[05:19] <leaf-sheep> !ask | Kentoro
[05:19] <Kentoro> !ask
[05:19] <gorgonzola> particleman: sorry, i can't find the ref for what i was saying before. but i remeber that problem clearly, as the same thing happened to me: it was working in some distro, and then all win drivers started bailing...
[05:19] <Kentoro> !ask | Kentoro
[05:19] <Kentoro> lol
[05:19] <particlemann> oh hey
[05:20] <particlemann> Ext2fsd works!
[05:20] <particlemann> yay!
[05:20] <Billiard> particlemann: cool
[05:20] <particlemann> thank you!
[05:20] <Billiard> particlemann: np
[05:20] <gorgonzola> woa, that's good news :)
[05:20] <particlemann> yeah
[05:20] <particlemann> now I can restore my crap
[05:20] <Kentoro> im trying to install a game on my machine. Im brand new to linux and Im trying not to go back to windows. I am getting frustrated because  the game came with bin files and i have no clue
[05:20] <particlemann> and store my music (the main data I need to access from both partitions) wherever I want
[05:21] <gorgonzola> hope no one here knows how to get bibtex styles to work?
[05:22] <lhx_> ZykoticK9: dvd working! thank you... i just needed to remount the dvd for it to work
[05:22] <lhx_> gorgonzola: still no luck with your LaTeX issues?
[05:24] <Kentoro> I have scoured forums and tried a few things
[05:24] <Kentoro> not working
[05:24] <particlemann> hmm...if it's a Windows game, install wine first
[05:24] <gorgonzola> s/hope/guess/
[05:24] <Kentoro> I have wine and winetricks
[05:24] <leaf-sheep> Billiard: Any clue on why "su xbmc -c "synergyc --daemon --restart mps.local" wouldn't work in rc.local yet when I ran the command manually after sshing in... does?
[05:24] <particlemann> ok...did you install wine from synaptic, or from source?
[05:24] <ZykoticK9> Kentoro, what game?
[05:24] <Kentoro> source
[05:24] <particlemann> ohh...
[05:24] <Kentoro> runes of magic 2
[05:24] <Kentoro> it says specifically it works
[05:24] <Kentoro> but problem is, it says runes of magic 1 works and how to do it
[05:24] <particlemann> ok...someone may have to help me out here...if you install wine from Synaptic, it creates all the right associations automatically in Gnome-file-manager and whatnot
[05:24] <Kentoro> i couldnt find it in synaptic
[05:24] <Kentoro> wait
[05:24] <Kentoro> yes i did
[05:24] <Kentoro> I might have gotten it from synaptic
[05:24] <N-ether> greezmunkey: I cant remember... I think it was an ALSA update. and maybe some code that made alsa detect my realtek
[05:24] <Billiard> Kentoro: i would add the wine repo and install from the package manager
[05:24] <particlemann> ok...well the graphical way to do it is to open up the install cd in the file manager
[05:24] <Kentoro> but in the folder it came in, I try to run the bin files using wine and it says file not found or somthing
[05:24] <particlemann> oh
[05:24] <particlemann> hmm
[05:24] <flexible> hey i've opened two mediatomb servers, how do i close one?
[05:24] <Billiard> leaf-sheep: specify the whole path
[05:24] <Kentoro> how do I add the wine repo billiard
[05:24] <Kentoro> and package manager...thats heiroglyphics
[05:24] <Billiard> Kentoro: http://www.winehq.org/download/deb
[05:24] <leaf-sheep> Billiard: Oooh. You're right.
[05:24] <Billiard> leaf-sheep: that might be why xstart didnt work also, if it wasnt working before i think you said
[05:25] <leaf-sheep> Billiard: This is a different thing.
[05:25] <Kentoro> ok yeah Ive done that billiard
[05:25] <ZykoticK9> lhx_, nice :)
[05:25] <leaf-sheep> Billiard: Also, I'm thinking... if I already have included su <user>, I'm assuming that it already use the <user>'s path.
[05:25] <Kentoro> any other ideas on how to install the game
[05:26] <Billiard> leaf-sheep: i dont think it does
[05:26] <gorgonzola> lhx_ nope. the documentation is not particularly friendly. i'm just asking once in a while in the hopes someone who has got it working notices it.
[05:26] <Kentoro> I have a folder on my desktop and in the folder are like 5 .bin files
[05:26] <Kentoro> I dont know how to open them
[05:26] <Billiard> Kentoro: how would you do it in windows?
[05:27] <Kentoro> not sure, neever work with .bins
[05:27] <Billiard> Kentoro: they are just data files for the game probably, you dont use them yourself
[05:27] <Kentoro> alright, so that is what came with the game, there are no other files
[05:28] <Billiard> Kentoro: then the game isnt complete, if all there is is .bin's
[05:28] <Kentoro> ok
[05:28] <Kentoro> ill try redownload i guess
[05:28] <Kentoro> anyone know any good free to play mmo's that play well with linux
[05:30] <ZykoticK9> Kentoro, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_gaming#Massively_multiplayer_online_role-playing_games
[05:31] <freetown> where is skywalker...
[05:31] <dome> should I use vmware or sun virtualbox ?
[05:31] <freetown> kvm
[05:31] <freetown> :D
[05:31] <Dessan> lol
[05:31] <gorgonzola> in my experience, vmware is ubercool.
[05:31] <greezmunkey> Since we're temporarily on games, has anyone here been able to get python-poker-network to run properly?
[05:31] <gorgonzola> and i mean, OMFG THIS PROGRAM ROCKS cool.
[05:32] <gorgonzola> virtualbox is cool too :)
[05:32] <dome> lol ok
[05:32] <freetown> You should be ashamed of yourselves. You must use something NATIVE. kvm it is
[05:32] <dome> ill be runnign it on my win7 machine
[05:32] <dome> so KVM I cant use
[05:33] <gorgonzola> ne'er tried kvm
[05:33]  * freetown mumbles about Windows hypervisor support
[05:33] <gorgonzola> will do, next time i need to virtualize something.
[05:34] <dome> once I get used to ubuntu I will swap over to it. Only reason I stay on windows is because I play COD:MW2 and Counter-strike
[05:34]  * freetown wonders how wine fares with those...
[05:35] <leaf-sheep> Billiard: I can't figure out why this isn't working for me. Lack of X? Password prompt?
[05:35] <dome> ive looked into it. seems it isnt too bad. I am no sure about the newest games though
[05:35] <Billiard> leaf-sheep: what isnt working?
[05:35] <freetown> dome, what are they using now? DirectX20?
[05:35] <dome> lol 11 is the newest
[05:35] <dome> my card only supports 10.1
[05:36] <leaf-sheep> Billiard: su xbmc -c "/usr/bin/synergyc --daemon --restart mps.local"
[05:36] <devtrey> Sup cool kids
[05:36]  * freetown sticks of Phantasy Star Online
[05:36] <leaf-sheep> Billiard: There are also... su xbmc -c "startx" and that one works fine.
[05:36] <freetown>  s/of/to/
[05:36] <Billiard> leaf-sheep: try using the full paths
[05:36] <Billiard> leaf-sheep: for su
[05:37] <leaf-sheep> Billiard: I'm using the full paths. I only can execute it manually. When I do, it ask for password.
[05:37] <Billiard> leaf-sheep: /bin/su
[05:37] <leaf-sheep> Billiard: Yeah, but su xbmc -c "startx' worked (with no full path).
[05:37] <tck4> anyone here worked with formatting large  volumes? need some idea of how long it would take to format a 10TB volume with ext3
[05:37] <Billiard> leaf-sheep: id try it, idk
[05:38] <devtrey> tck4, that could take a while, I'd propose doing it overnight.
[05:38] <leaf-sheep> tck4: 3-4 hours. I'm guessing in my head based on 2TB.
[05:39] <devtrey> That's not that bad
[05:39] <devtrey> I haven't had a chance to try Karmic
[05:39] <devtrey> how is it?
[05:39] <leaf-sheep> devtrey: Functioning.
[05:39]  * freetown rotfl
[05:40] <gorgonzola> devtry, in my experience, the smoothest transition ever.
[05:40] <freetown> IF you are not using Kubuntu
[05:40] <devtrey> That's nice.
[05:40] <trevor> should i just install 32 bit, since 64 bit seems to have a few too many issues
[05:40] <tck4> with hardware raid controllers like dell's PERC, they have their own raid bios configuration that you enter during bootup with CTRL+R. if you configure say a raid5 volume with this, when you enter linux, it'll just show up as a single /dev/sda device?
[05:40] <tck4> haven't worked with hardware raid controllers before.. only software raid with mdadm.
[05:41] <devtrey> I haven't installed ubuntu in a while, been stuck in windows, and my last install is borked
[05:41] <freetown> tck4, some hardware raid controllers need drivers
[05:41] <leaf-sheep> trevor: What particular issues?
[05:41] <devtrey> So I hope that works.
[05:41] <devtrey> Also, trevor left
[05:41] <freetown> tck4, like 3ware, Areca, ...
[05:41] <leaf-sheep> devtrey: Oh. ;<
[05:41] <tck4> the dell perc is just a rebranded LSI controller.
[05:42] <freetown> there is a LSI megaraid driver in the kernel so I guess you should be okay
[05:43] <sharpen047> would anyone know why wine only has sound while playing intros but not after?
[05:44] <tck4> yeah lsi is pretty well supported
[05:44] <tck4> but linux will just see the raid5 volume as a single device (/dev/sda) right?
[05:44] <devtrey> That is how raid works
[05:45] <devtrey> so I assume yes
[05:45] <stephenahpohliss> hello
[05:45] <devtrey> hey
[05:45] <devtrey> sup
[05:45] <Mony> no /dev/sda, but /dev/mdX
[05:45] <Mony> but.. yes single partition :)
[05:45] <stephenahpohliss> does anyone have the palm pre?
[05:46] <tck4> isn't mdX only for softwre raid when using mdadm?
[05:46] <freetown> tck4, that is correct. nevermind Mony
[05:46] <stephenahpohliss> i heard that it is linux based..
[05:46] <Mony> ops did'n read that is for hardware raid
[05:46] <Mony> mdx is only for software raid
[05:46] <freetown> tck4, some drivers do create devices in some subdir in /dev though
[05:47] <Space-Wolf> if I'm using wubi, how do I check how much space I have left on my (30 gig) ubuntu virtual drive?
[05:47] <unkmar> df
[05:47] <devtrey> open up ubuntu
[05:47] <devtrey> and check
[05:48] <Space-Wolf> open ubuntu?
[05:48] <Space-Wolf> what, terminal?
[05:48] <Billiard> Space-Wolf: yeah
[05:49] <Space-Wolf> okay I did...it doesn't make sense to me
[05:49] <DoctorDan> hi all..
[05:49] <HilBilly> Space-Wolf ... use "df"
[05:49] <HilBilly> "df -h" even
[05:50] <devtrey> Why is it that #ubuntu is such a dick about proxies?
[05:50] <unkmar> HilBilly: you want it human readable.  Sheesh.  I thought frogs lived here. :P
[05:50] <freetown> devtrey, you mean freenode.net?
[05:51] <teamcoltra> devtrey, freenode.net will not let you join from mibbit
[05:51] <Madpilot> devtrey, Freenode has troll issues. Hence, proxies being blocked.
[05:51] <freetown> Madpilot, you need to pay before you can cross this bridge
[05:52]  * unkmar hides his club so as not to be id'd as a troll. :P
[05:52] <Madpilot> freetown, heh
[05:52] <DoctorDan> i want to download Ubuntu new release but my internet connection is d/c again and again .. i want to download it by Download Acceltr. but the problem is i need a downloading path for that and on the website there is no downloading path ... like *.exe
[05:52] <devtrey> no, #ubuntu-proxy-users
[05:52] <somename> bittorrent might be best
[05:53] <HilBilly> DoctorDan ... you can use bittorrent
[05:53] <devtrey> which seem srather silly
[05:53] <DoctorDan> HilBilly can u give me the downloading link
[05:53] <HilBilly> look on isohunt.com
[05:53] <gabez> quick question--what is the ubuntu equivalent of kickstart for standardizing installs?
[05:53] <DoctorDan> okies
[05:54] <devtrey> what is kickstart?
[05:54] <HilBilly> imagine .. using bittorrent for legal downloads!
[05:54] <devtrey> gasp
[05:54] <unkmar> gabez: do you mean aptitude or apt-get?
[05:54] <Dessan> say its not so
[05:55] <gabez> no, i mean - briefly. have 6 machines, i want the same software installed (after the CD puts everything in), same partition scheme, same user ids etc
[05:55] <gabez> at boot time
[05:55] <freetown> devtrey, kickstart is a Redhat thing. You want to learn d-i
[05:55] <Madpilot> DoctorDan, http://releases.ubuntu.com/9.10/ has your raw download paths
[05:55] <unkmar> last time I used a kickstart was a off-rode motorbike.
[05:55] <gabez> is there a way to automate these installs?
[05:55] <gabez> d-i ?
[05:55] <FireCrotch> !preseed | gabez
[05:55] <gabez> ah, m23
[05:55] <Mony> gabez, do they have eq hdd?
[05:55] <freetown> hahaha
[05:55] <gabez> !m23
[05:55] <unkmar> gabez: oh, I hand roll those thigns.  but, whatever.
[05:55] <gabez> no...
[05:55] <Mony> i mean really the same
[05:55] <freetown> somebody please teach the bot about preseed
[05:55] <gabez> so imaging is not an option
[05:55] <FireCrotch> Oh ubottu, you have failed me once again
[05:55] <gabez> looks like m23 might work
[05:56] <gabez> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M23_software_distribution_system
[05:56] <N-ether> Hi. I just installed 9.10 on my Toshiba and my sound isnt working. I looked online and found some terminal code that fixed it for a little whileand now it's not working. IDT it is detecting my sound card. PLEASE HELP. I need someone to walk me through a permanent audio fix!
[05:56] <gabez> gotta run!
[05:56] <gabez> ciaoz
[05:56] <freetown> gabez, how about fai?
[05:56] <freetown> ...
[05:56] <devtrey> gabez, how about leaving before we help you
[05:56] <Mony> hahaha
[05:56] <Mony> :D
[05:56]  * HilBilly sits here sipping on his dehydrated water.
[05:57] <randomuser> instant water
[05:57] <randomuser> ...just add water
[05:57] <HilBilly> N-ether ... what was the terminal fix?
[05:58] <HilBilly> Well .. I started my teapot .. and then got on irc ... needless to say, it evaporated.
[05:58] <shentino> I've actually had dehydrated water myself
[05:58] <N-ether> i dont remember. it was an alsa update and i think it made alsa detect my realtek sound card
[05:58] <Mony> N-ether, alsamixer, then check if something is muted
[05:59] <Mony> if it doesn't show more then one lvl then type
[05:59] <Mony> alsamixer -c 0
[05:59] <HilBilly> hmmm ... ubuntu should have installed the drivers for realtek
[05:59] <HilBilly> I had some issues with alsa not saving my sound state ...
[06:00] <HilBilly> I resolved that by removing the speakers.
[06:01] <greezmunkey> hmm take the H20 out of H20, and you get...less H20?
[06:01] <N-ether> mony: i already un muted everything
[06:02] <ubuntu> hi
[06:02] <freetown> :O
[06:02] <freetown> ubuntu is alive!
[06:02] <freetown> hi ubuntu
[06:02] <ubuntu> How do I backup GNOME Terminal profile settings?
[06:02] <Mony> hah
[06:02] <ubuntu> freetown: Hi!
[06:02] <edoceo> ubuntu: cp ?
[06:02] <somename> which package has the netbeans c++ addon
[06:03] <musty> has anyone noticed that the ubuntu x86 and the ubuntu amd64 iso's do not fit on a CD ? but require a DVD ?
[06:03] <ubuntu> edoceo: Location of the files?
[06:04] <musty> has anyone noticed that the ubuntu x86 and the ubuntu amd64 iso's do not fit on a CD ? but require a DVD ?
[06:04] <musty> has anyone noticed that the ubuntu x86 and the ubuntu amd64 iso's do not fit on a CD ? but require a DVD ?
[06:04] <Madpilot> musty, no need to repeat.
[06:04] <songer> I need your help, whre que I download pytube? because I already installed it with ubuntu instaler But it dosn't work
[06:04] <musty> Madpilot, ok.
[06:04] <Madpilot> the ISOs I downloaded were 690-something MB, that fits fine on a 700MB CD...
[06:04] <somename> mine "fat" on a normal cd
[06:04] <DoctorDan_> Madpilot.. i need path for *.iso
[06:05] <spridel> correct
[06:05] <greezmunkey> yup
[06:05] <Madpilot> DoctorDan, scroll down on that page I gave you
[06:05] <musty> Madpilot: well, it looks like "mine" are 707mb.
[06:05] <ubuntu> arghh: The nick I'm using is always mentioned!
[06:05] <musty> Madpilot, x86 or x86-64?
[06:05] <Madpilot> musty, x86 here
[06:05] <N-ether> Hey! my audio doesnt work! can anyone help?? its not muted!
[06:05] <ubuntu> How do I backup GNOME Terminal profile settings?
[06:05] <ubuntu> How do I backup GNOME Terminal profile settings?
[06:06] <Bizkit> any of you use ubuntu 9.10 remix?
[06:06] <ubuntu> I use Super Ubuntu (Super OS)
[06:06] <Madpilot> DoctorDan_, http://releases.ubuntu.com/9.10/ubuntu-9.10-desktop-i386.iso should be what you want - it's right at the top of that page...
[06:06] <Slart> musty: where did you download them from? and have you checked the md5sums? is it regular plain old ubuntu? or kubuntu/xubuntu?
[06:06] <edoceo> ubuntu: it's very rude to bogart the channel by repeating yourself
[06:07] <ubuntu> bogart the channel?
[06:07] <ubuntu> Humpherey Bogart?
[06:07] <edoceo> You can use `lsof` to see which files GNOME terminal has open - an thereby which you should copy
[06:07] <musty> Slart, multiple servers. I haven't checked against md5sums, plain ubuntu.
[06:07] <ubuntu> edoceo: I'll try that
[06:07] <musty> 689 MB (723,488,768 bytes) for x86.
[06:07] <Madpilot> musty, sounds right.
[06:08] <N-ether> i have no audio! any help???
[06:08] <devtrey> Isn't it a bit ironic that Floodbot is flooding the channel
[06:08] <musty> Hmm
[06:08] <Slart> musty: sounds correct to me? that one doesn't fit a cd for you?
[06:08] <somename> Does the kde version get the same security updates as normal ubuntu from the same source?
[06:08] <somename> how official is it
[06:08] <Slart> somename: afaik, yes
[06:08] <musty> Slart: Apparently not.
[06:09] <Madpilot> somename, yes, Kubuntu gets the same updates and uses exactly the same repositories
[06:09] <edoceo> somename: I've noticed a few hour lag between package updates on Kubuntu
[06:09] <devtrey> Yes
[06:09] <Slart> somename: ubuntu/kubuntu/xubuntu uses the same kernel and so on.. only difference is KDE/Gnome/XFCE
[06:09] <devtrey> No, I use the KDE kernel
[06:09] <somename> ok i might try it
[06:09] <musty> I think the next best thing for me to do is make my own cd burning client for windows
[06:10] <musty> All of the ones made available are made by stupid people in stupid languages
[06:10] <musty> For financial retribution
[06:10] <musty> Let's see how this goes.
[06:10] <unkmar> musty: CDXP Burner Pro
[06:10] <Slart> !burniso | musty
[06:10] <musty> unkmar, That's what I used, moron.
[06:10] <s_p_or_t_o> musty: imgburn?
[06:10] <IdleOne> !attitude | musty
[06:10] <Madpilot> musty, be polite.
[06:10] <Slart> musty: no need for name calling
[06:10] <musty> Slart: I'm not learning how to burn image files, smarty pants.
[06:10] <Dessan> moron?
[06:10] <devtrey> That;s not very nice, musty
[06:10] <musty> Jesus Christ, how many people want to talk to me at once.
[06:11] <unkmar> musty: oh, that is what I used until I stopped using windows.
[06:11] <musty> devtrey, I apologise most sincerely
[06:11] <musty> unkmar, Well, it's a no go.
[06:11] <musty> I hate Windows, everything about it pisses me off, I can't even code functionally on it
[06:11] <musty> I want to destroy it
[06:11] <musty> Make it unusable for every living soul
[06:11] <IdleOne> !ot
[06:11] <musty> I cannot comprehend why on earth anyone would use such a thing.
[06:12] <Dessan> Well musty please let us know when you find a solution acceptable to you.
[06:12] <IdleOne> musty: this is not a bash Windows channel
[06:12] <devtrey> !ubuntu
[06:12]  * leaf-sheep want to write a "identify-&-rename" script so he can see "WinLol" whenever people say Windows in IRC. :3
[06:12] <Gallop2> !nfs
[06:12] <bash4windows> bash windows
[06:12] <Slart> musty: if you check the link you'll find that they list a couple of cd burning apps for different systems on that page.. perhaps one of them works better than the one you're using now
[06:12] <bash4windows> or bash 4 windows :P
[06:12] <devtrey> !ubuntu | Kill the jews
[06:12] <devtrey> Dohoho
[06:12] <musty> E 07:12:20 Failed to Write Sectors 94080 - 94111 - Reason: Write Error
[06:13] <Madpilot> devtrey, nowhere near funny.
[06:13] <musty> W 07:12:00 Failed to Write Sectors 94080 - 94111 - Reason: Write Error
[06:13] <IdleOne> nope
[06:13] <devtrey> Yeah
[06:13] <devtrey> I noticed
[06:13] <musty> ...
[06:13] <greezmunkey> devtrey = fail
[06:13] <IdleOne> as a matter of fact he should be banned
[06:13] <unkmar> musty: not all CD or DVD burners are teh same.  apparently some software won't work on some of them.
[06:13] <devtrey> That's nice to know
[06:13] <unkmar> musty: what are you trying to accomplish.
[06:14] <Dessan> Also musty quite often the CD media it self it at fault.
[06:14] <musty> unkmar, Murder.
[06:14] <devtrey> the floodbots need to stop flooding
[06:14] <musty> Dessan, Yes.
[06:14] <musty> I'll brb.
[06:14] <oxigen> hi all, where can i get .img file instead of .iso for my netbook? is it available at all?
[06:15] <Dessan> oxigen, what are you trying to do?
[06:15] <tsimpson> oxigen: why do you want a ".img"?
[06:15] <_ged> hi, in the command "export" how will i know the list of my variable in a common shell?
[06:15] <oxigen> install it from usb
[06:15] <devtrey> last time i used img files, I was burning to a floppy
[06:15] <tsimpson> !install | oxigen
[06:15] <Jordan_U> !unr | oxigen
[06:15] <leaf-sheep> !usb | oxigen
[06:15] <devtrey> !windows
[06:15] <devtrey> I guess not
[06:16] <Slart> oxigen: I'm not quite sure about this but can't you just rename a img-file to .iso ? isn't one of them a special case of the other one?
[06:16] <oxigen> Slart: hm, is it really so?
[06:16] <devtrey> iso's are more for cd's
[06:16] <devtrey> so they might have some differences
[06:16] <devtrey> dunno
[06:17] <Jordan_U> Slart: oxigen: An iso is a disk image, but most bootable isos cannot be simply dd'd to a usb drive and still boot
[06:17] <ekkehart> what does "Read error at 25114/123/34 (lba=403464192)" mean in testdisk?
[06:17] <unkmar> iso9660 standard for CD's.
[06:17] <unkmar> if I remember properly.
[06:18] <fred321> hi room. do i just toss in my question or what?
[06:18] <unkmar> determines all kinds of layout structure about CD's and such.
[06:18] <osirisx11> i'm trying to boot UNR from USB cd drive, I get nice initial boot menu but refuses to boot from any option, acts like it is trying to, fails silently
[06:18] <edoceo> ekkehart: bad sector
[06:18] <Jordan_U> fred321: Yu, just ask away
[06:18] <edoceo> fred321: yes
[06:18] <unkmar> fred321: yep.  ask away.
[06:18] <fred321> cthnx
[06:18] <Slart> oxigen: have a look http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IMG_%28file_format%29
[06:18] <ekkehart> edoceo : thanks
[06:18] <fred321> im about to try 1st install, ubuntu 9.10
[06:18] <osirisx11> this is on an asus eee 8g
[06:18] <fred321> im curious if it will see my sata on my intel p45 mobo
[06:19] <tkmsr> how do u install sqlite on ubuntu
[06:19] <microlith> fred321: should
[06:19] <unkmar> fred321: without problems.
[06:19] <edoceo> tkmsr: aptitude install sqlite || aptitude install sqlite3
[06:19] <fred321> asus did not have any drivres for the northbridge for linux, just audio and lan
[06:19] <oxigen> Jordan_U: the problem is that i can not use imagewriter on my 8.04, so i need .img file :/
[06:19] <tkmsr> do I need to install both
[06:20] <tkmsr> sqlite and sqlite3
[06:20] <microlith> fred321: anything intel tends to have good linux support
[06:20] <hateball> I'm trying to get panu working with my netbook/phone, but it doesnt. I'm not sure where I should start looking?
[06:20] <microlith> save a few graphics drivers
[06:20] <tkmsr> have look on this page http://theplana.wordpress.com/2007/05/11/install-sqlite3-on-ubuntu/
[06:20] <fred321> ok thats encouraging
[06:20] <edoceo> tkmsr: depends on what you want to do
[06:20] <Jordan_U> oxigen: I think that the unr image can simply be dd'd to a usb drive
[06:20] <tkmsr> gem install sqlite3-ruby
[06:20] <theblue> Hi all.
[06:20] <tkmsr> is giving me errors
[06:20] <theblue> Is it possible to mount a fatx partition in ubuntu?
[06:20] <edoceo> tkmsr: you should pastebin the errors so the room can see && help
[06:21] <fred321> is 24gb enough room for a full featured app set?
[06:21] <tkmsr> ok just a second
[06:21] <oxigen> Jordan_U: ok, i'll try that
[06:21] <microlith> fred321: plenty by a large margin
[06:21] <fred321> very good
[06:21] <unkmar> fred321: I run with less.  depends on what you want.
[06:21] <s_p_or_t_o> quick silly question, i have 9.10 desktop installed with steam linux server's on it (left4dead, tf2) would i just need to change to run level 3 to work in a non-graphical mode (trying to sqeeze a little more from the desktop)
[06:21] <fred321> i left 24gb free on my xp install
[06:21] <fred321> was thinking of linux at thetime
[06:22] <fred321> ubuntu can see ntfs correct?
[06:22] <tkmsr> http://pastebin.com/d63016fa1
[06:22] <microlith> read-only, yes
[06:22] <manug> fred321 -- that is plenty
[06:22] <fred321> ahhh
[06:22] <tkmsr> above are the errors I pastbinned them
[06:22] <Madpilot> fred321, 24GB is plenty. Use 5-10GB for /root, the rest for Linux /home
[06:22] <microlith> there -is- a read-write driver using "FUSE" but it's easier to just maintain a fat32 partition somewhere
[06:22] <Madpilot> fred321, and you can mount your Windows partitions for file access to them
[06:22] <manug> fred321 and yes, ubuntu can read ntfs, although you could just format to something elsee
[06:22] <hateball> s_p_or_t_o: are you looking to make a permanent change, or just for now? you can just hop to tty1 and issue "service gdm stop" if so
[06:23] <fred321> i have 650gb on my xp install, lots of media on there
[06:23] <tarski> it can read & write ntfs
[06:23] <dada216> Hi chan, got a quick question
[06:23] <s_p_or_t_o> hateball: not perm, just for a nite
[06:23] <freetown> with the ntfs-3g fuse driver
[06:23] <theblue> i found a kernel patch to support fatx, but i don't know how to install it.
[06:23] <Madpilot> dada216, just ask, don't ask to ask!
[06:23] <dada216> fred321 yes it reads and write OK windows partition, I dual boot since years
[06:23] <theblue> what steps should i take to build/compile/install?
[06:24] <fred321> ok thnx
[06:24] <ThatGuyOverThere> Does anybody have experience with Ubuntu on the PS3? That would be amazing.
[06:24] <s_p_or_t_o> hateball: thx
[06:24] <Jordan_U> !boot | s_p_or_t_o
[06:24] <manug> theblue -- what are you trying to install?
[06:24] <leaf-sheep> fred321: I use 20GB SATA HDD for system. Any other gigantic HDDS for media. ;)
[06:24] <ThatGuyOverThere> I've tried getting the wifi to work with just general Ubuntu knowledge, but no luck. :(
[06:24] <theblue> manug: http://pennsyvlania.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=919423
[06:24] <dada216> theblue: you should check the git utility for downloading the source, than compiling depends on flavour and version
[06:24] <fred321> i've been looking at linux for 10 years, will probably actually try to install thistime
[06:25] <osirisx11> i'm trying to boot netbook remix from USB cd drive, I get nice initial boot menu but refuses to boot from any option, acts like it is trying to, fails silently
[06:25] <tkmsr> edoceo: any guesses what should I do
[06:25] <manug> fred321 -- you should, it's fun! =)
[06:25] <eremite> Ubuntu One question -- How do I sync from my Ubuntu One folder to the web? I figured out Tomboy sync, but not normal.
[06:25] <Madpilot> fred321, the Desktop CD lets you play with it before you install - it's a LiveCD, which is very cool.
[06:26] <fred321> mad i almost tried that out, may do it yet
[06:26] <musty> hmm the 32 bit boots on one computer and not on the other.
[06:26] <musty> Let's see.
[06:26] <manug> theblue -- sorry, i can't help with this one (can't find instructions) -- hopefully someone will be able to answer
[06:26] <greezmunkey> If I want to create a user for my girlfriend, can I eliminate access to sudo, but still have the installed applications, FSpot, and such still work for her?
[06:26] <edoceo> tkmsr: I don't use the gem tool - try using the standard ubuntu tools
[06:27] <theblue> manug: hmm.
[06:27] <freetown> musty, NO! You cannot be the proud owner of an Itanium can you?
[06:27] <musty> freetown, nope.
[06:27] <hateball> ThatGuyOverThere: For me, wifi worked ootbh since 8.10 on the PS3... WPA2 could be a little dodgy, but usually worked
[06:27] <freetown> musty, oh, i was going to laugh...
[06:27] <ThatGuyOverThere> Well, I'm using WEP... :(
[06:28] <musty> freetown, I'm not stupid.
[06:28]  * freetown saves his laugh for someone else
[06:28] <freetown> musty, nah, just dissing the Itanium :P
[06:28] <ThatGuyOverThere> hateball: It used to work on 9.04. Then suddenly it stopped working. Now it doesn't work even on a clean install no matter which distro I'm using.
[06:28] <musty> Has anyone done USB installation/boots or whatever
[06:28] <tarski> musty, yes it works great
[06:29] <ThatGuyOverThere> I've tried Jaunty, Fedora 11, YDL 6.2, Karmic, back to Jaunty, tried Karmic again...
[06:29] <[BIOS]dnivra> seems the discussion is based on networks; was wondering if anyone faced problems connecting to dsl?
[06:29] <microlith> I loaded 9.04 on my aspire one via usb
[06:29] <ThatGuyOverThere> It's a nightmare.
[06:29] <musty> tarski, Do you have a paper leading to one
[06:29] <freetown> i have seen usb boots get in the way...(no bootable stuff on the usb key)
[06:29] <theblue> musty: i recommend Unetbootin.
[06:29] <eremite> Ubuntu One question -- How do I sync from my Ubuntu One folder to the web? I figured out Tomboy sync, but not normal.
[06:29] <Valkyrie``> Hullo.  Got a question for folks.
[06:29] <manug> eremite -- just use dropbox (kidding, sort of)
[06:29] <tarski> musty, a paper?
[06:29] <bazhang> musty, unetbootin
[06:29] <dada216> Kernel compiling question -- I recompiled the kernel and installed it, works fine but forgot an option in menuconfig so i did it again but the second .deb has the same name as the installed one, does this mess things up if I dpkg -i  ?
[06:29] <musty> nevermind.
[06:30] <manug> musty, what do you mean a paper
[06:30] <maco> dada216: no thats fine
[06:30] <talsemgeest> eremite: Start up Ubuntu one, and log in. It should do it for you
[06:30] <leaf-sheep> eremite: You looked at https://one.ubuntu.com/ ?
[06:30] <tarski> unetbootin ++
[06:30] <musty> manug, forget it
[06:30] <fred321> does ubuntu have decent support for games [quake III arena]
[06:30] <tarski> fred321, download Wine
[06:30] <freetown> enemy territory?
[06:30] <freetown> :-D
[06:31] <songer> I Need a tutorial to share files between ubuntu and windows en dual boot is it posible?
[06:31] <manug> fred321, i think there is a native version of quake iii arena for linux
[06:31] <Valkyrie``> I'm not booting from the new Ubuntu install.  Getting an error 15.  Edited a number of files but still can't get it to boot.
[06:31] <eremite> I've got Ubuntu One open, Im logged in and my tomboy notes are syncronized fine.  However, the .txt files in the Ubuntu One folder are not uploaded to my Ubuntu one account.
[06:31] <dada216> enemy territory should have native client right?
[06:31] <manug> fred321 -- https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Games/Native/QuakeIIIArena
[06:31] <musty> Buying new CDs each time something goes wrong is becoming expensive
[06:31] <Valkyrie``> Anyone able to talk about grub2?
[06:31] <musty> Not that I've bought that many
[06:31] <talsemgeest> eremite: Have you started the ubuntu one client?
[06:31] <eremite> dada216: Wold ET does
[06:31] <bazhang> Valkyrie``, have you read the wiki
[06:31] <Slart> songer: ubuntu can read ntfs-partitions so you can read your windows files from ubuntu
[06:31] <manug> musty -- that's why usb install is great =)
[06:31] <eremite> talsemgeest: yes, it's open and connected.
[06:31] <musty> manug, You're a clever one.
[06:32] <bazhang> !grub2 | Valkyrie``
[06:32] <dada216> eremite: what?
[06:32] <fred321> is wine under linux going to be as fast as xp pro?
[06:32] <Valkyrie``> Right.
[06:32] <tarski> songer, ubuntu recognizes windows partitions
[06:32] <manug> fred321 -- it depends on the game
[06:32] <talsemgeest> eremite: Try add another file. It should pop up with a notification saying "Syncronising files now"
[06:32] <eremite> dada: I meant Wolf ET.
[06:32] <manug> fred321 generally it will probably be a bit slower, but some games run VERY well on wine
[06:32] <Valkyrie``> I've read a lot and done a lot of editing of various files, but I still can't get it to boot.
[06:32] <Slart> fred321: most of the time.. no .. but that's not a limitation in wine itself
[06:32] <Valkyrie``> I'm running on the live CD now.
[06:33] <dada216> Unreal Tournament does too, if I remember correctly
[06:33] <manug> fred321 -- look at this page for some well supported software http://appdb.winehq.org/
[06:33] <tarski> warcraft run on Wine, that's all I care about :)
[06:33] <Slart> fred321: check the application database to get an idea of how well a certain app runs  http://appdb.winehq.org
[06:33] <bazhang> Valkyrie``, explain what you are trying to do, what you have done and what errors you have gotten
[06:33] <lazure> ok, i have an intuos3 tablet, i can't get pressure sensitivity to work. does anyone know what i gotta do to make my tablet work?
[06:33] <manug> slart -- i said it first =))
[06:33] <eremite> talsemgeest: I just added a .xml file and nothing happened.
[06:33] <lazure> i tried getting something called wacomcpl, but it doesn't detect the tablet
[06:33] <Slart> manug: =)
[06:33] <fred321> got it
[06:34] <tarski> my fps underwine is lower though than in XP when im running WoW
[06:34] <eremite> talsemgeest: Ubuntu One says "your files are up to date" but they are not online.  Only the Tomboy notes are.
[06:34] <[BIOS]dnivra> does any oen have any problems connecting to DSL from karmic?
[06:34] <dada216> winxp games under win I am doing better than ever (wine and cedega) with virtual box non-free with 3d acceleration and guest addition, Age Of Mythology is running just fine at near native speed
[06:34] <fred321> should i prep the available partition in windows or let ubuntus installer do it?
[06:34] <talsemgeest> eremite: One sec, lemme fire up my laptop, do some testing
[06:35] <Oddbio> Is this some kind of sick joke by microsoft?!  trying to install silverlight  http://img25.yfrog.com/img25/4585/silverlight.jpg
[06:35] <rohdef> in Software Center, how are you supposed to mark all updates and install them?
[06:35] <[BIOS]dnivra> i create the connection, it asks for user name and password(is this a new karmic feature?) and then goes connecting.... and disconnects
[06:35] <eremite> talsemgeest: awaiting paitentially.  Thanks.
[06:35] <tarski> dada216, whats the point of paying for cedega, isn't it the same core code as Wine?
[06:35] <manug> fred321 -- i think ubuntu's installer can take care of this
[06:35] <songer> tarski, thanks and sorry for my ignorance
[06:35] <hateball> ThatGuyOverThere: sorry not much help, havent bothered installing again since I changed PS3 :/
[06:36] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> this is odd, xubuntu is showing that I have 21 gigs of unpartitioned space
[06:36] <tarski> songer, np we are all n00bs
[06:36] <leaf-sheep> Does anybody know what package are used to display emblems on icons in Nautilus Bookmark?
[06:36] <talsemgeest> eremite: Ok, so the ubuntu one tray icon says "Connected"?
[06:36] <eremite> talsemgeest: yes
[06:36] <Valkyrie``> I am trying to boot my new Ubuntu install on the drive that shows up as /dev/sdc1.  I have consistently gotten error 15 on grub loading.  I went in and edited etc/grub.d/40_custom to include where the drive actually is.  It didn't update boot/grub/grub.cfg, so I went and manually added that...
[06:36] <sobol66> DOMATOR
[06:37] <eremite> talsemgeest: actually, now it says "connecting" but the red warning is gone.
[06:37] <bazhang> moonlight-plugin-mozilla for the browser Oddbio
[06:37] <dada216> I did it to gave money to the developer, performance was the same but the UI is better
[06:37] <dada216> tarski: I did it to gave money to the developer, performance was the same but the UI is better
[06:37] <bazhang> !pl | sobol66
[06:37] <talsemgeest> eremite: To be honest this seems like a bug
[06:38] <fred321> logitech has no drivers for linux. how is mouse suport?
[06:38] <songer> I want to download video from youtube in mp4 I already try it  with tytube but Y dosn't work
[06:38] <talsemgeest> fred321: Very good
[06:38] <eremite> talsemgeest: let me disconnect, close up and restart everything.
[06:38] <talsemgeest> eremite: Ok :)
[06:38] <songer> also with avidemux
[06:38] <Slart> fred321: it's fine unless you want to record macros and stuff with one of them fancy gaming mice.. but all the basics work nicely
[06:39] <Valkyrie``> So any guesses as to what I'm missing?
[06:39] <tarski> dada216, so altruistic of you!
[06:39] <Oddbio> bazhang: it doesn't work. I'm trying to view a page actually made by microsoft, so I'm sure they try to make sure your running the real silverlight.
[06:39] <fred321> heh i have a gaming mouse with 10 buttons
[06:39] <beig> my china
[06:39] <dada216> fred321: I have never seen a mice not playing with the penguin ;)
[06:39] <Oddbio> bazhang: but did u look at the image?
[06:39] <bazhang> !cn | beig
[06:39] <bazhang> Oddbio, moonlight is for Ubuntu
[06:39] <dada216> tarski: I had the spare money at the time, good for karma too
[06:39] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> My motherboard sees a 160 gig hdd as 136, no surprise, it dosen't support lba48. Hoever, when I started windows xp setup (an odl disk that also dosen't support lba48) it partitioned of 131 gigs, my entire hdd as far as it was conserned...... then I tried a xubuntu livecd and it says that I have 21 gigs unpartitioned..... whats going on? Shouldent xubuntu only see like 4 or so gigs left?
[06:40] <sshc> Valkyrie``: see warning in https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Grub2 ; you need to use supergrub (not a live session) to boot into your normal installation and purge grub-pc with "apt-get purge grub-pc" (or purge grub2 if that's what you installed), and then "apt-get install grub2", even if you previously installed grub-pc.  Don't run any upgrade-grub commands after the reinstallation.
[06:40] <osirisx11> USB drive removal process: "eject", "unmount", or "safely remove"? what's the difference?
[06:40] <bazhang> Valkyrie``, did you try sudo update-grub
[06:41] <eremite> talsemgeest: it says "connecting" when i hover the tray icon, but there is the option to disconnect when I left click it.  It also says "all your files are up to date".  Only my notes work.  This seems like a bug indeed.
[06:41] <gogeta> Cyber_Akuma-Lapt: no linux doesent rely on the bios to see the hdd so it  can see all the space
[06:41] <chikmonk> help
[06:41] <talsemgeest> eremite: Yeah, it does. I would suggest you report it :)
[06:41] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> I see
[06:41] <osirisx11> chikmonk: just ask
[06:41] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> sowould it be safe to use all of that space for linux?
[06:42] <Slart> osirisx11: unmount is to .. well.. unmount the file system on the usb stick.. it will flush out anything in the buffer and so on.. eject might be for cd's and such that physically has to be ejected.. safely remove I'm guessing is the same as unmount
[06:42] <leaf-sheep> To be more specific, I'm sure those running Karmic have emblems on common folders, I have this --> http://tinyurl.com/yg2fznh -- I'm trying to find out which package is required for that.
[06:42] <gogeta> Cyber_Akuma-Lapt: yea i did it way back in the day on a 40gb when my bios only saw 32
[06:42] <maco> Slart: um there is no unmount command
[06:42] <osirisx11> Slart: so it is a bug then? there should not be duplicate functions. it is confusing.
[06:42] <maco> leaf-sheep: it's umount
[06:42] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> ok
[06:42] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> In that case
[06:42] <maco> Slart: ooooooo hehe you dont mean command line
[06:42] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> I was using uxunbu because it had lower sys resuirements
[06:42] <dada216> Cyber_Akuma-Lapt: no 160GB hdd is too old to not suport lba48, my best guess when you installed win somehow it left the space unpartitioned, 131 GB + 21 GB = roughly 160 GB which seems correct.
[06:42] <Slart> osirisx11: where do you see this?
[06:42] <Slart> maco: hehe.. nope =)
[06:43] <osirisx11> Slart: context menu of removable drive
[06:43] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> im wondering if I should just switch to ubuntu
[06:43] <chikmonk> please help me
[06:43] <maco> osirisx11: yes it is duplication. unmount and safely remove are the same. eject should only show on optical drives and means it opens the tray as well
[06:43] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> dada: my motherboard dosen't support lba48
[06:43] <osirisx11> Slart: nautilis
[06:43] <bazhang> chikmonk, ask a question
[06:43] <leaf-sheep> maco: umount? You're talking about something else?
[06:43] <gogeta> dada216: it was seeing extra space question
[06:43] <maco> leaf-sheep: umount is the command line name
[06:43] <maco> leaf-sheep: sorry i was trying to talk to Slart before whoops
[06:43] <gogeta> windows uses what the bios see
[06:43] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> Its a Pentium 3 system with 1 gig of pc133 sdram, would you recommend I stick with xubuntu or do with ubuntu?
[06:43] <osirisx11> maco: this drive is a sd card
[06:43] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> go with*
[06:44] <Slart> osirisx11: hmm.. indeed.. I get both unmount and "safely remove" as well.. perhaps there is some small difference
[06:44] <gogeta> Cyber_Akuma-Lapt: normal ubuntu works on my dell laptop with the same specks
[06:44] <maco> osirisx11: yeah so it should only have one option. i know this is a known weirdness cuz well...my roommate and i are both devs and scratching our heads at it
[06:44] <bastid_raZor> Cyber_Akuma-Lapt: i had the exact scenario 3 years ago. 320GB drive seen as 137 by windows but ubuntu saw it all. was the reason i switched to ubuntu.
[06:44] <ericsean> hi, i am on ubuntu 8.04 and have version 0.12 of a library. is there a nice way to get version 0.13 of a library from a new ubuntu distribution without having to upgrade (on a VPS so I can't)
[06:44] <varadero> are there any utility we can see wich devices working properly or wich device has problem via gui ?
[06:44] <osirisx11> maco, Slart: which should i use?
[06:44] <untitled> hello, one question, why init compains about terminating gdm on startup? I don't even have gdm installed
[06:44] <maco> osirisx11: any will work
[06:44] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> Well, I have an sata/ide card in here to bypass that for my other storage drives
[06:44] <untitled> ubuntu 9.10
[06:45] <maco> osirisx11: its just a stupid broken interface that's had the 2 of us laughing for a couple weeks
[06:45] <Slart> osirisx11: I'm guessing any will work.. if anything I think "safely remove" might be a little more safe in some hidden, secret way =)
[06:45] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> Would ubuntu run as well as xubuntu on that system? what about when using cpu or gpu intensive tasks?
[06:45] <gogeta> Cyber_Akuma-Lapt: the easy to see all space on unsupported bios is make multi partations
[06:45] <musty> Trying for a usb bootup sequence
[06:45] <dada216> Cyber_Akuma-Lapt: I see, than it should be safe to use the space only linux sees but booting that partition could be a problem if MB does not see it.
[06:45] <Valkyrie``> Thanks guys, I'll try some of this stuff.
[06:45] <syrius> ubuntu keeps on getting better I really like the new version 9.10 I like the new icons but I prefer the Darkroom theme better
[06:45] <osirisx11> maco, Slart: ok thanks.. i am concerned because i think i hit the wrong one before and it disassociated my reader, so it did not work again until i rebooted
[06:45] <Dallas> Hey guys, I'm in 9.04 and I'm trying to listen to my music in rythmbox. It tries to search for smil decoder but can't find one. Is there a repository I need to add or something to get this to work?
[06:46] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> dada216: would grub be able to take care of that?
[06:46] <syrius> only few problems happen in upgrade such as the ubuntu software center icon not showing up but I fixed that problem
[06:46] <syrius> :)
[06:46] <gogeta> Cyber_Akuma-Lapt: some hdds come with tools or boot loader to bypass bios limits to
[06:46] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> planning to install it since its going to be a multiboot system
[06:46] <gogeta> for windows
[06:46] <ProLoser> hello
[06:47] <ProLoser> i just installed ubuntu 9.10 and it's not detecting my wireless networks
[06:47] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> I dont need to bypass the limit for windows
[06:47] <chikmonk> exit
[06:47] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> the old hdd was 120
[06:47] <chikmonk> shutdown
[06:47] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> I just got this one to replace it because they dont make 120 anymore
[06:47] <gogeta> Cyber_Akuma-Lapt: linux does it at the kernel level so it does not have that issue
[06:47] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> and figured I would dualboot linux with the xtra space
[06:47] <Slart> osirisx11: then I would go with unmount .. that should only affect the file system.. not the usb device itself
[06:47] <gogeta> Cyber_Akuma-Lapt: that will be fine
[06:47] <dada216> Cyber_Akuma-Lapt: possibly, if you install it in the windows partition I guess but this already sounds like system unbootable, be very careful backup backup backup
[06:47] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> If I could get xp installed that is >.<
[06:47] <tarski> Dallas, what type of file are you trying to play? mp3, etc
[06:47] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> I JUST backede up everything
[06:48] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> atm it has a blank hdd im about to install xp on
[06:48] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> If the installer would work that is >.< but thats another issue
[06:48] <gogeta> dada216: his system is fine its just extra unseen space by windows he whants to use
[06:48] <ProLoser> where can i figure out the reason that my wireless network isn't being picked up automatically?
[06:48] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> heres hoping the installer dosen't freeze again....
[06:48] <gogeta> Cyber_Akuma-Lapt: thought it was one with windows on it
[06:49] <Dallas> tarski: they're mp3's
[06:49] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> it dosne't have anything on it atm
[06:49] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> im trying to get xp installed
[06:49] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> its a new hdd
[06:49] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> I took out the old os drive
[06:49] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> which had win2k on it
[06:49] <gogeta> Cyber_Akuma-Lapt: if you wanna use the extra unseen space install windows first
[06:49] <FloodBot3> Cyber_Akuma-Lapt: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:49] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> yeah I know, thats what im trying to do
[06:49] <Dallas> If I hover over them in browser they play?
[06:49] <Dallas> lol. wth
[06:49] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> Windows is giving me a hard time though XD
[06:49] <gogeta> Cyber_Akuma-Lapt: check the hdd is set to master
[06:50] <musty> Elite, it works.
[06:50] <musty> Fucking CD's I tell you
[06:50] <dada216> Cyber_Akuma-Lapt: than if I were you I'll bet on ubuntu installer taking care of it after windows install, and if it is left unbootable play with the location where you install GRUB.
[06:50] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> Its set to cable select, I set all 4 of them to cable select
[06:50] <musty> Cyber_Akuma-Lapt, Windows is giving you a hard time?
[06:50] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> but  only have one of them connected atm
[06:50] <osirisx11> does anyone know of any boot-time encryption supporting plausible deniability?
[06:50] <gogeta> Cyber_Akuma-Lapt: yea but it needs the master setting
[06:50] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> musty: the installer actually, yeah XD
[06:50] <ProLoser> i used to have wireless networks getting detected just fine when i ran ubuntu 6.10
[06:50] <dada216> gogeta: I agree Cyber system is fine
[06:51] <gogeta> Cyber_Akuma-Lapt: or the xp disk will feez
[06:51] <Juvo> guys, i know this isnt an ubuntu question, but i was hoping somebody could help me out with this
[06:51] <Juvo> http://articles.slicehost.com/2008/4/29/ubuntu-hardy-apache-virtual-hosts-1
[06:51] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> Nah, it WAS freeing, but I fixed that
[06:51] <gogeta> k
[06:51] <Juvo> any nice sysadmins? =)
[06:51] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> was either a bios issur or the disk was dirty, optimized my bios and cleaned the disk :)
[06:51] <HilBilly> Cyber_Akuma-Lapt does bios see the new hard drive?
[06:51] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> Now its freezing AFTER install at the "Detecting hardware" stage XD
[06:51] <Oddbio> does wine come with a small internet explorer program anymore? I can't find it... also would it be possible to install silverlight on it??
[06:51] <tarski> dallas, but rythmbox wont play them?
[06:51] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> yeah it does, as 136gb
[06:52] <osirisx11> Juvo: i've set up vhosts on slicehost on jaunty
[06:52] <Dallas> tarski: nope, and amarok crashes when I try it
[06:52] <fred321> if i install a 32 bit version now, can i change to 64 bit version later?
[06:52] <HilBilly> can you boot up in ubuntu with that drive installed?
[06:52] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> Course, I have a LOT of expansion cards installed atm, thats probably whats causing the crash
[06:52] <freetown> fred321, yes
[06:52] <bazhang> fred321, yes with a full reinstall
[06:52] <Dallas> I'll try it again and see if I can get a code out of it.
[06:52] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> Such a hassle to remove them all though
[06:53] <fred321> will the 64bit linux still be able to use winxp ntfs files?
[06:53] <fred321> 32bit winxp
[06:53] <talsemgeest> fred321: Yes
[06:53] <tarski> Dallas, you need to download the codecs, amarok wont offer to download them for you
[06:53] <fred321> oh goody
[06:54] <fred321> thnx to all who replied, bbl if i think of more Qs
[06:54] <Alvin> hi everyone
[06:54] <freetown> hi alvarezp
[06:54] <talsemgeest> Hey Alvin :)
[06:54] <freetown> i mean Alvin
[06:54] <Alvin> lol
[06:54] <DoctorDan> Madpilot.. i need a downloading path for *ubuntu-9.10-desktop-i386.iso
[06:54] <Dallas> Tarski: I thought I had the ones I needed. Where would I get this smil codec?
[06:54]  * freetown blames the tab key
[06:55] <brianherman> anybody know how to use squid the cache daemon
[06:55] <indus> hello
[06:55] <Madpilot> DoctorDan, dude, I gave you one. And a link to the page it was found on...
[06:55] <freetown> i know how to use squid the proxy daemon
[06:55] <Alvin> anyone know why when i choose the 2.6.31-15-generic on grub, then load kernel firs message show up?
[06:55] <brianherman> oh
[06:55] <tarski> dallas, sudo apt-get install libxine1-ffmpeg
[06:55] <Madpilot> DoctorDan, http://releases.ubuntu.com/9.10/ubuntu-9.10-desktop-i386.iso once again
[06:56] <DoctorDan> Madpilot // i was d/c at that time.... i lost the link please,
[06:56] <DoctorDan> thanks Madpilot
[06:56] <Madpilot> DoctorDan, http://releases.ubuntu.com/9.10/ is the page I sent
[06:56] <Alvin> at the first time, the update broke my grub
[06:56] <Alvin> so i have to boot manually using grub sh
[06:56] <brianherman> freetown: can you help me with this  config http://paste.lisp.org/display/90995
[06:56] <r00tintheb0x> Alvin, stop using unsupported repos.
[06:56] <hackoo> I want to make the entry of fedora in the grub of ubuntu 9.10 but I could not see menu.lst in /boot/grub.
[06:56] <r00tintheb0x> :)
[06:56] <MaWaLe> morning falks
[06:57] <Alvin> 2.6.31-15 is unsuported?
[06:57] <indus> hackoo: in 9.10 there is no menu.lst
[06:57] <indus> !grub2 | hackoo
[06:57] <MaWaLe> how can i setup the login screen so it will not show the logins?
[06:57] <hackoo> ok
[06:57] <indus> MaWaLe: you mean auto login?
[06:58] <indus> hackoo: so you need to add it to /etc/default/grub i think
[06:58] <Alvin> lol i choose the repo from server list on the software source
[06:58] <MaWaLe> no indus : i want to let the user type manually the login and not having the list shown
[06:58] <DoctorDan> Madpilot can we compile a *.c in Ubuntu ..
[06:58] <indus> hackoo: read that link i gave
[06:58] <Dallas> Tarski: You have saved my life!
[06:58] <Alvin> i'm not adding the repo manually
[06:58] <indus> MaWaLe: hmm not sure what that means
[06:58] <Madpilot> DoctorDan, I'm the wrong person to ask about compiling - I never bother!
[06:58] <hackoo> indus: ok thanks
[06:58] <Dallas> Tarski: Maybe exageratting, but thank you
[06:58] <Alvin> so i thought it's official repo
[06:59] <tarski> Dallas, yw
[06:59] <MaWaLe> indus:  with the new gdm, on the logging screen you have the list off all available logins no ?
[06:59] <Dallas> Now, does anyone know how I can get my win7 box to share the damn printer with my ubuntu 9.04 laptop.
[06:59] <hackoo> I have fedora and ubuntu both whose grub should be better grub2 or grub ?
[06:59] <Dallas> It's already shared, but it can't find it
[07:00] <MaWaLe> indus: so i want to deactivate this and let it be like the old GDM : the user have to type manually his login and next the password to launch his session
[07:00] <Merlin_> What is the Xchat home channel again?
[07:01] <Alvin> btw, anyone have tried the chromium os?
[07:01] <dada216> maco: I just reinstalled the second kernel (same name as previous one) and dkms says the modules already exist, is that supposed to be so?
[07:01] <erin> i'm getting "unable to mount motorola pcs rokr z6 (mtp mode)" when i plug in my razr.  any suggestions of how to connect to my phone?
[07:01] <yoshx> hello
[07:01] <dada216> Alvin: is it out already? I didn't even knew
[07:02] <maco> dada216: oh boo. yeah dkms wont rebuild extra drivers if the kernel version isnt bumped. if there was no ABI change in your rebuild, its not a problem though
[07:02] <Alvin> dada216: i guess, it's chromiumos-0.4.22.8
[07:02] <tophu> I have ubuntu 9.10 on an HP laptop with a built in wireless card that is not supported in aircrack-ng so I purchased a usb wireless card that is ... is there any way to install separate drivers for the new wireless card without messing up the built in card?
[07:02] <maco> dada216: no i dont know how to tell if the ABI changed
[07:03]  * Sememmon is starting to get very annoyed with audio in karmic
[07:03] <osirisx11> does anyone know of any boot-time encryption supporting plausible deniability?
[07:03] <andres_>  /join #ubuntu-es
[07:04] <dada216> maco: I know, It didn't, I copied it from another release. no problem thou as they're practically identical.
[07:05] <freetown> brianherman, wait, let me just check what the settings should be for a transparent proxy
[07:05] <brianherman> freetown: thats like a mirror right?
[07:06] <Sememmon> evil, evil pulseaudio..
[07:06] <dada216> Alvin: yes it's a pre pre release, just for developers bla bla bla, as always, some marketing....I'm on it :)
[07:06]  * Sememmon stabs it.
[07:06] <freetown> brianherman, er...not quite
[07:06] <brianherman> freetown:what should i use then
[07:06] <freetown> squidly, caches content locally but it is not necessarily a mirror
[07:06] <freetown> oops
[07:07] <brianherman> oh thats perfect
[07:07] <freetown> brianherman, what do you want to achieve?
[07:07] <freetown> okay
[07:07] <brianherman> just a cache of the content updated daily
[07:07] <freetown> brianherman, and without having to setup proxy settings on browsers?
[07:07] <Alvin> dada216: is it good? i already finished building it last night, how much space that it use for usb?
[07:07] <brianherman> freetown:yes
[07:07] <tophu> I have ubuntu 9.10 on an HP laptop with a built in wireless card that is not supported in aircrack-ng so I purchased a usb wireless card that is ... is there any way to install separate drivers for the new wireless card without messing up the built in card?
[07:08] <DoctorDan_> gcc is in ubuntu
[07:08] <dada216> I like to have my karmic boot screen let me see all what is doing, like in the old day whit the list of boot operation, anyone knows how to do that or any boot splash theme that shows this?
[07:08] <freetown> brianherman, what version of squid do you have there?
[07:09] <maco> dada216: remove "quiet splash" from your grub config and itll show the text
[07:09] <dada216> Alvin: you just made me aware of it existence, I am looking for the source download link and instructions
[07:09] <MaWaLe> dada216: just edit the menu.lst of your grub and delete all "quite" words
[07:09] <brianherman> freetown 2.7 stable
[07:09] <Alvin> lol
[07:09] <brianherman> freetown: 2.7 stable 6
[07:10] <tophu> is there a way to customize the boot screen like different background for login screen and such?
[07:10] <tophu> cause that would be cool
[07:10] <Alvin> dada216: beware, it's around 3-4gigs, i have to resize my partition >.<
[07:11] <tophu> pre load my background as the background for the login screen would look tight
[07:11] <Billiard> tophu: you can, its not that cool though lol
[07:11] <dada216> maco: dear god I love you guys! I never figured it out in years
[07:11] <dada216> MaWaLe: dear god I love you guys! I never figured it out in years
[07:11] <kcj1993> can anyone help me with geany, the compile build and execute buttons are greyed out.
[07:12] <dada216> Alvin: I ask you :) does it looks good? so big?!? it's not just the source than...
[07:12] <maco> kcj1993: ive never used geany but my first guess would be that you need to save the file before you can click those
[07:12] <kcj1993> ok
[07:12] <Alvin> dada216: idk, havent tried it yet. Now im confused which one of my usb stick that i should format o_0
[07:12] <kcj1993> Thanks
[07:13] <musty_> Did anyone have any issues intially with ubuntu 9.10 wireless?
[07:13] <tophu> ok I already love this xchat irc client
[07:13] <Alvin> dada216: the source itself is around 231mb tar.gzed
[07:13] <taofd> musty_, wireless has worked great for me
[07:13] <musty_> hmm.
[07:13] <musty_> taofd, brodacom?
[07:13] <taofd> musty_, i have to say, connectivity is extremely easy in karmic
[07:14] <taofd> musty_, intel, broadcom wired
[07:14] <dada216> Alvin: just curios: the rest is all software or what?
[07:14] <musty_> taofd, ok
[07:14] <maco> musty_: itll probably vary by hardware. my intel is dandy, but my roommate's atheros was really slow til he installed linux-backports-modules
[07:14] <taofd> musty_, yeah broadcom is not really linux friendly
[07:14] <dada216> Alvin: yeah just approx the size of linux kernel
[07:14] <tophu> when someone says "tophu: blah blah" it auto highlights it in red ... and it marks with a line where I left off int he convo when I alt+tab to FF or rhythmbox ^_^ thank you ubuntu comunity for making such an awesome OS
[07:14] <kcj1993> tophu: me to i only found out about irc 2 days ago
[07:14] <musty_> I just don't get the "Wireless Network" on my nm-applet
[07:15] <Alvin> dada216: the rest is when you create local repo and adding the package for chromium os. I thought it's debian based hmm..
[07:15] <tophu> kcj1993: does it auto highlight for you too??
[07:15] <maco> musty_: check system -> administration -> hardware drivers
[07:15] <maco> musty_: sounds like you dont have the driver installed
[07:15] <musty_> maco: It says there are none.
[07:15] <maco> tophu: really i think you want to thank xchat developers for that
[07:15] <kcj1993> tophu: yep nice and red
[07:15] <Juvo> guys so when apache does this
[07:15] <Juvo>  Reloading web server config apache2
[07:15] <Juvo> without an [ok]
[07:15] <Juvo> what does that mean
[07:15] <FloodBot3> Juvo: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:16] <musty_> well, this was a test install, I'll reinstall anyway.
[07:16] <maco> musty_: can you put the output of "dpkg -l bcmwl*" on paste.ubuntu.com?
[07:16] <osirisx11> for anyone else interested in plausible denaibility encryption, this looks pretty awesome http://code.google.com/p/beerbottle/
[07:16] <maco> musty_: you said broadcom right?
[07:16] <musty_> maco: blah blah blah: bcmwl-modalias 5.10.91.9+bdco Modaliases for the Broadcom 802.11 Linux STA
[07:17] <tophu> yea but it's not just xchat ... it's everything about ubuntu ... been messing with it since 7.1 and since 8.04 things have really been comming together so nicely... 9.10 is now the only OS installed on my laptop so I can learn it full time when I'm not at home ... plus the old box in the corner running it as a little server
[07:17] <maco> musty_: ok so it says its insalled
[07:17] <kcj1993> tophu: did you know you can look at all the channels by going to server>list of channels and hitting the download button
[07:17] <musty_> maco: Yeah, I just don't see it in my nm-applet.
[07:17] <maco> musty_: just try "sudo aptitude reinstall bcmwl-modaliases bcmwl-kernel-source"
[07:17] <tophu> kcj1993: yup but this is the only channel I really go to on this server
[07:17] <kcj1993> tophu: agreed
[07:18] <mobi-sheep> Having issues with cryptsetup... I tried to open a partition and now I'm getting "Command failed: Can't open device: /dev/sdb1" -- "fdisk -l" displays the partition fine.  Anyone want to take a crack at this one?
[07:18] <maco> musty_: the driver apparently doesnt get rebuilt if you install updates and the driver without rebooting in between
[07:18] <tophu> even just to sit back and watch and learn ^_^
[07:18] <kom9> cew_maco
[07:18] <freetown> brianherman, you cannot just make squid listen on port 80
[07:18] <musty_> maco: Ah, I need an ethernet connect on that laptop, only have wireless inet.
[07:18] <musty_> When I get ethernet setup, I'll come back
[07:18] <maco> musty_: ok actually
[07:18] <maco> musty_: no need
[07:19] <maco> musty_: use "sudo dpkg-reconfigure bcmwl-modaliases bcmwl-kernel-source" and im told that should work too
[07:19] <brianherman> freetown: i get a problem with the acl also
[07:19] <tophu> ooo that reminds me of another question I had ... it's not raelly an issue cause of how fast ubuntu shuts down but there is some error on shutdown about compiz (only shows up for less than a sec before shutdown) how can I check this error?
[07:19] <musty_> I can't do it now, until I go to work.
[07:19] <maco> musty_: i *know* reinstall works. one of the other devs said dpkg-reconfigure should work too though when i was talking to him about it
[07:19] <musty_> bcmwl-kernel-source isn't installed
[07:20] <freetown> brianherman, you need to make squid listen on another port and redirect http traffic to squid
[07:20] <greezmunkey> osirisx11, beerbottle...It's almost as if the filesystem is virtualized or something.
[07:20] <maco> musty_: oh. alright well when you get online, get that installed too
[07:20] <t0rc> how do I get from gnome to a TTY and then get back to gnome?
[07:20] <freetown> brianherman, the acl is another can of worms...what do the logs say?
[07:20] <musty_> maco: will do; I'll come back later and find you -- thanks.
[07:20] <osirisx11> why is there a "skip" button on the Installing System dialog?? i think the things it is doing are rather critical
[07:20] <maco> t0rc: ctrl+alt+f1 to TTY then ctrl+alt+f7 to gnome
[07:20] <maco> musty_: ill likely be asleep later...its about 230am here
[07:20] <teamcoltra> Umm... every time I reboot my machine... it gives me an fstab error but it goes away too quickly for me to see what it says... I would assume thats not good and I would want to fix that?
[07:20] <musty_> maco: Eh, its 8:20am here.
[07:20] <brianherman> freetown: FATAL: Bungled squid.conf line 11: cache_peer_access myAccel deny all
[07:21] <musty_> maco: well, whatever the case is, I'll find you.
[07:21] <teamcoltra> Something like fstab .... failed to mount.....
[07:21] <osirisx11> greezmunkey: yes, i really like how truecrypt works for windows boots, i wish they would support linux
[07:21] <greezmunkey> osirisx11, pretty bizzare - wouldn't think that would be possible.
[07:21] <t0rc> maco, thanks
[07:21] <Reactor> teamcoltra: sdo gedit /etc/fstab
[07:22] <Reactor> teamcoltra: sudo*
[07:22] <tophu> is there something like the eventviewer in windows for linux that would allow me to see errors that occur for less than a second before shutdown?
[07:22] <teamcoltra> Reactor, yes... but that doesn't help since I don't know what I am looking for
[07:22] <musty_> Sigh, no coding today then.
[07:22] <Reactor> teamcoltra: maybr sudo mount?
[07:22] <Billiard> tophu: could check the syslog maybe
[07:22] <Reactor> teamcoltra: maybe*nd then
[07:23] <Reactor> teamcoltra: and then paste an error msg from console
[07:23] <Gratz474> can anyone tell me what editor this is ?
[07:23] <Gratz474> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6vhxo2oL70E&feature=related
[07:23] <tophu> Billiard: thanks ^_^
[07:24] <r0n1n0x47> hello all
[07:24] <maco> Gratz474: kate, maybe
[07:24] <Reactor> !hello | r0n1n0x47
[07:24] <Gratz474> wow i should have read the comments i am an idiot
[07:24] <Gratz474> maco: yes it is kate
[07:25] <teamcoltra> Reactor, http://paste2.org/p/529708
[07:26] <freetown> brianherman, does the all acl exist?
[07:26] <Reactor> teamcoltra: hmmmmmmmmmmmmm
[07:26] <brianherman> freetown: thats all i have
[07:26] <Reactor> teamcoltra: give me yr fstab
[07:26] <teamcoltra> and i have / on /dev/sda1 /homo on /dev/sda5 and swap on /dev/sda6
[07:27] <teamcoltra> ... err... home"
[07:27] <teamcoltra> ::P I don't have any homos on my device ;)
[07:27] <tophu> ok guys wife says time for bed lol have a great night all!!
[07:27] <teamcoltra> http://paste2.org/p/529709 Reactor
[07:27] <mditto> After an update, my wifi doesn't work with WPA any more.  How can I diagnose WPA or figure out what the update did and undo it?
[07:28] <freetown> brianherman, there should be a line starting with 'acl all ...'
[07:28] <freetown> brianherman, those six lines are it?
[07:28] <teamcoltra> mditto, I had this issue: Try sudo apt-get install linux-backports-modules-karmic-generic
[07:28] <brianherman> freetown:yes
[07:28] <freetown> oh
[07:28] <mditto> teamcoltra: I'll try, thanks
[07:29] <Alvin> btw anyone here using U3 usb stick?
[07:30] <freetown> brianherman, add 'acl all src 0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0'
[07:30] <maco> Alvin: ugh, what about them?
[07:30] <osirisx11> i am strongly considering moving tmp to tmpfs (ram drive), does anyone have any suggestions or reasons against doing this?
[07:30] <mditto> teamcoltra: "Couldn't find package..."
[07:30] <osirisx11> (for SSD, eee netbook)
[07:30] <maco> osirisx11: sometimes when you need to put a LOT in /tmp, you could run out of memory
[07:30] <mditto> oh, I guess I have to connect to a network... heh
[07:30] <Alvin> maco: if i accidentally format the u3 system partition, can i recover that partition?
[07:31] <teamcoltra> mditto, you are using karmic right?
[07:31] <maco> osirisx11: like if you're ripping a DVD
[07:31] <Alvin> maco: the chromium os i want to move to usb need me to format the entire sdb, not sdb1
[07:31] <welcome> hi ! i m new to ubuntu. i m using ubuntu 9.10 kk . everything worked fine. i have a lg 19" display. the display is to extreme right and the left side is blank.
[07:31] <mditto> I don't know, it's a brand new Dell A90n, Ubuntu 8.04
[07:31] <osirisx11> maco: its a tiny computer with no onboard optical drives, thank you for your concern though
[07:31] <maco> Alvin: you managed to get rid of the U3 crap? without downloading the u3 remover tool? i didnt think it COULD be removed outside of Wndows
[07:31] <brianherman> freetown:cool
[07:31] <Alvin> lol
[07:32] <cviorel> hi!
[07:32] <greezmunkey> I've noticed that some keyboard shortcuts require a Meta key, what is that?
[07:32] <Alvin> maco: ic
[07:32] <teamcoltra> mditto, so you are not updated to karmic yet
[07:32] <Alvin> maco: no worry then
[07:32] <teamcoltra> Try updating to karmic first
[07:32] <maco> Alvin: seriously, i stopped using one flash drive just because i got tired of it doing stupid things on Windows and mounting as both a flash drive & a CD on linux & mac
[07:33] <cviorel> does anyone know how to get rid of the 'One or more of the mounts listed in /etc/fstab cannot yet be mounted:' message during bootup?
[07:33] <Andy1978> Alvin: U3 can often be restored using the MPT of the cip vendor
[07:33] <mditto> teamcoltra:  I guess Dell stays with LTS release, which would be fine with me if it works :)
[07:33] <Alvin> Andy1978: hmm
[07:33] <Andy1978> Alvin: For example Transcend or OCZ ATV Sticks uses Alcor chipsets
[07:33] <Alvin> Andy1978: ty
[07:33] <teamcoltra> Yeah... upgrade to the latest client
[07:33] <brianherman> freetown: how do i tell if its downloading
[07:33] <teamcoltra> and it will probz fix any problem you are having
[07:34] <Andy1978> Alvin: try searching on flashboot.ru
[07:34] <teamcoltra> ooor go search the forum there may have been a patch
[07:34] <psypher246> hi all, got a small question about java on karmic, if java is supposed to be installed with ubuntu-restricted-extras why does my java not work?
[07:34] <Slart> !java | psypher246
[07:34] <cfedde> welcome: under system and preference is a display tool.  That might be of some help to ou.
[07:34] <mditto> teamcoltra: OK, thanks
[07:34] <Slart> psypher246: I don't remember if the ubuntu-restricted-extras is supposed to have java or not
[07:34] <Alvin> Andy1978: thx a lot andy
[07:34] <psypher246> everywhere i read, including the ubuntu software center says it is
[07:35] <welcome> i m new to ubuntu & just installed UBUNTU 9.10 KK. everything worked fine. but there is a issue with display. i have LG 19" FLATRON display & m unable to c extreme right of the screen. pl help.thnx in advance
[07:35] <Andy1978> welcome: did you try pressing "AUTOSET" on your LCD?
[07:35] <teamcoltra> mditto, you should be able to do it via the update manager
[07:35] <welcome> there r no such buttons
[07:35] <psypher246> Slart: i mean i don;t mind sinatlling it separately but there is a bug then
[07:35] <landry> welcome:  have you tried auto adjusting your monitor
[07:35] <Alvin> maco: yea and i never use it though
[07:35] <teamcoltra> just change your settings from long term release to nromal
[07:35] <psypher246> Slart: installing*
[07:35] <osirisx11> this netbook remix is REALLY slick.. i like.. :D
[07:35] <teamcoltra> System -> Admin -> Software Sources
[07:35] <greezmunkey> Well, that was a stupid question, meta = alt ...
[07:35] <cfedde> welcome: under system and preferences there is a display tool.
[07:36] <Alvin> maco: miss good ol usb stick that have hardware write lock
[07:36] <wenko> welcome: its the AUTO/SET button to the left of the power button
[07:36] <welcome> thnx Andy it worked
[07:36] <landry> welcome: is there a menu button?
[07:36] <welcome> thnx a lot
[07:36] <Slart> psypher246: hmm.. it does mention java.. odd
[07:36] <welcome> landry : it worked
[07:36] <wenko> welocome, you're welcome <drum kick>
[07:36] <Andy1978> welcome: glad to help
[07:36] <landry> sorry, i'm slow...
[07:37] <wenko> anyone able to tell me how to change the drag-and-drop behavior in 9.10 from copy to move?
[07:37] <psypher246> Slart: also states it should be there: acrore
[07:37] <Slart> psypher246: but it only depends on sun-java6-plugin .. isn't that just some web browser stuff? perhaps the JRE is a different beast.. I'm not too familiar with java and its different parts
[07:37] <mditto> teamcoltra: Software sources doesn't seem to list that option.  Tabs are Updates, Third-Party Software, and Authentication
[07:37] <psypher246> no
[07:37] <psypher246> http://packages.ubuntu.com/karmic/ubuntu-restricted-extras
[07:37] <psypher246> Slart: hmm, maybe
[07:38] <landry> wenko:  have you tried left dragging?
[07:38] <welcome> I installed Wine to run a window based accounting system " TALLY" .Everything worked fine. But when i open the application ..i get the error DEBUGGER DETECTED [304].pl guide.thnx
[07:38] <psypher246> Slart: could be jre is diff to plugin, but yeah same alos not sure the diff parts, i would think it's all one thing
[07:38] <indus> welcome: running tally?
[07:38] <wenko> landry: I can, yes, but I would like to change the default behaviour
[07:38] <Alvin> omg
[07:38] <welcome> indus :  yyeah
[07:39] <indus> welcome: iam not sure if it works in wine
[07:39] <indus> welcome: write to the devs for a linux version :)
[07:39] <Alvin> the chrome bash script formatted my usb stick into 2 part of 1gig partition, where's my 7gig space?
[07:39] <welcome> indus : i was able to install tally. but cud nt run tat application
[07:39] <teamcoltra> mditto, you have a query from me
[07:39] <landry> wenko:  how about ctrl drag?
[07:39] <Slart> Alvin: chrome bash script?
[07:39] <Andy1978> welcome: this is a protection agains reverse engeneering/cracking
[07:39] <psypher246> slart: not sure whet the plugin gives you then, cos just having that installed and going to jave site still fails java test
[07:40] <indus> welcome: try gnucash
[07:40] <welcome> indus : there r few people using linux in india
[07:40] <Alvin> Slart: yeah
[07:40] <forkcap> welcome: Do you have "winetricks" installed? it gives you a menu to install many supporting DLL/libraries which can improve WINE compatibility with windows apps.
[07:40] <indus> welcome: i know ,
[07:40] <wenko> landry: yes, that too, but again, I want to change the default behaviour of drag and drop
[07:40] <Alvin> Slart: the move_to_usb.sh
[07:40] <welcome> forkcap.: i dont have
[07:40] <Slart> psypher246: you can always report a bug on launchpad..
[07:40] <psypher246> yeah will do, thanks
[07:40] <landry> wenko:  sorry...  I've never wanted to change the default :(
[07:40] <welcome> indus : how is gnucash..hav u tried tat
[07:41] <Alvin> Slart: i mean image_to_usb.sh
[07:41] <sharpen047> could someone help me with wine sound? i can get sound for an intro, but not after that, only been this way since the removal of pulseaudio
[07:41] <Slart> Alvin: never heard of it.. is it for building chrome? or something else?
[07:41] <wenko> landry: I do appreciate the suggestions
[07:41] <indus> welcome: iam trying ,but iam not an acoountant
[07:41] <welcome> indus: wil it match indian accounting standards
[07:41] <forkcap> welcome: it's in the repositories, I believe. might be worth installing the .NET runtime, VB stuff, etc through winetricks. have you googled for "wine tally linux" yet for solutions?
[07:41] <Alvin> Slart: it is for moving the chrome os image to usb stick
[07:41] <Slart> Alvin: ubuntu has this in it's repos?
[07:41] <welcome> forkcap : tried google..but seems not much help about it
[07:41] <Alvin> Slart: nope
[07:42] <miles95> does any1 know how to remove a hdd password
[07:42] <miles95> with out knowing it
[07:42] <psypher246> btw to all, how awesome is this, you can use virt-manager to install karmic to a usb stick as a block device and configure the whole thing in a vm then reboot and run full OS from USB stick as test system without reinstalling or running as a live usb stick (which has some issues), then one installed and setup fully you can clone that usb install to your hard drive. cool huh :)
[07:42] <Nonpython> is there a guide to setting up tv out with the open source ATI drivers?
[07:42] <forkcap> welcome: i'd definitely try the winetricks addons then, good luck.
[07:43] <[[thufir]]> can't seem to get downloadhelper + flashgot to get some flv vid's -- they do get youtube, just not all flv's.  why?
[07:43] <Slart> Alvin: perhaps #ubuntu-offtopic might be a better choice of channel then? or something a bit more chrome oriented
[07:43] <Alvin> Slart: oops, sorry my bad
[07:43] <Alvin> Slart: ty
[07:43] <Alvin> Slart: =)
[07:43] <welcome> forkcap : pl tell me on how to install winetricks.wil give a try
[07:43] <Slart> Alvin: no worries =)
[07:43] <welcome> indus : r u from india
[07:43] <indus> welcome: si
[07:43] <indus> welcome: yes
[07:44] <forkcap> welcome: try "sudo apt-get install winetricks"
[07:44] <welcome> forkcap : k ..trying
[07:44] <roboboy> is it possible to have dual head support for an ati card WITHOUT using FGLRX?
[07:45] <Andy1978> roboboy: yes, the FREE radeon driver supports that
[07:45] <roboboy> I'm a little confused, is that not the same thing as the mesa driver?
[07:46] <welcome> forkcap : says " command not found"
[07:46] <Andy1978> roboboy: you mean OpenGL ?
[07:46] <osirisx11> i added a tmpfs line i copied and pasted from a tutorial to my fstab, anyone know how i can test that it is working?
[07:46] <welcome> forkcap : another issue - problm with key board..specially characters
[07:46] <forkcap> welcome: search in the Add/REmove Programs then, I'm not in front of a Ubuntu machine to say what might be wrong... ;)
[07:46] <welcome> forkcap: thnx anyways
[07:47] <forkcap> I also don't know anything about character/keyboard issues really, I'm on en_us layout on an AMerican keyboard so no issues.
[07:47] <roboboy> Andy1978: see this is my confusion, I'm speaking of video drivers for ubuntu, the fglrx just won't effin install, and you mention this free radeon driver, but I don't know if that is what is being installed automatically by ubuntu or not...
[07:47] <sharpen047> could someone help me with wine sound? i can get sound for an intro, but not after that, only been this way since the removal of pulseaudio
[07:47] <welcome> indus : u r from ?
[07:47] <welcome> indus : which place
[07:47] <Alvin> anyone know vm that can boot from usb stick?
[07:47] <indus> welcome: india
[07:49] <osirisx11> anyone know how i can test tmpfs to make sure it is going into ram and not physical storage? its for my SSD so it is kind of important i think
[07:49] <Slart> Alvin: not directly.. but you can make virtualbox boot from an image of the boot drive or similar http://forums.virtualbox.org/viewtopic.php?p=14648&sid=4843b05853d30ed930fbfac38088f06e
[07:49] <DannyButterman> Hi there
[07:50] <Andy1978> roboboy: does "dmesg |grep radeon" produce a output?
[07:50] <indus> welcome: india mumbai
[07:50] <DannyButterman> How can I know which is the right dev for my serial connector on my pc ?
[07:50] <welcome> keyboard issue : hi.. installed ubuntu 9.10...getting keyboard error ..if i type "@" it is typed as ' " ' & vice-versa .pl help
[07:50]  * wenko gives indus a steak
[07:51] <welcome> indus : how long hav u been using ubuntu
[07:51] <indus> wenko: thank you, but i dont get it
[07:51] <joljam> I did an sudo rm -rf* accidentally.. now everything on my comp is gone.. how do i recover the data. in need of dire help
[07:51] <indus> :)
[07:51] <zaoul> What would be the proper way to export all the packages I've apt-get and to run that on another computer?
[07:51] <indus> welcome: 3 years
[07:51] <Flannel> !undelete | joljam
[07:51] <wenko> joljam: you dont
[07:51] <roboboy> Andy1978: I'm on the laptop reinstalling ubuntu for the fortieth time cuz I keep FUBAR'ing it beyond all recognition when trying to add the fglrx driver, so when it comes back up I'll try that and this radeon driver, I found the website, thanks for pointing it out
[07:51] <Flannel> joljam: But, I wouldn't expect much
[07:51] <welcome> indus : gr8...wats ur view bout it.. r u using ubuntu 9.10 KK
[07:52] <indus> welcome: yes
[07:52] <Andy1978> DannyButterman: how many serial ports do you have?
[07:52] <indus> welcome: i only use ubuntu, except play call of duty on windows
[07:52] <forkcap> zaoul: you can do something like "dpkg -L | grep ii" to get a list of installed packages... then take that list to the other machine as a checklist
[07:52] <Alvin> Slart: wow cool, thx a lot =)
[07:52] <welcome> indus: i tried ubuntu 9.10  on my laptop. everything worked well..but had some issues with wireless
[07:52] <osirisx11> indus: stop using windows! PlayOnLinux works really really good! http://www.playonlinux.com
[07:53] <forkcap> or dpkg -l (lowercase)  perhaps ;)
[07:53] <zaoul> forkcap: I need automation
[07:53] <DannyButterman> Andy1978: I have only one, as it's usually the case
[07:53] <Alvin> Slart: i guess no vm bios that support usb boot today >.<
[07:53] <zaoul> forkcap: I have MANY applications
[07:53] <indus> osirisx11: i love windows so never
[07:53] <Slart> Alvin: I have no idea.. I've only efver used virtualbox
[07:53] <forkcap> zaoul: you need something like Ghost then, for cloning of system images... anyone have a ubottu for that :)
[07:53] <Andy1978> DannyButterman: also... whats the problem if you only have one?
[07:53] <zaoul> love windows? wow
[07:54] <osirisx11> indus: blasphemy!
[07:54] <DannyButterman> several devs : ttyS0 S1 n so on
[07:54]  * indus admits to being a windows troll
[07:54] <Andy1978> DannyButterman: btw. I have here 8 serial ports, 2 on motherboard, 4 on PCI card, 2 via USB
[07:54] <zaoul> forkcap: naa I don't want that.. it takes up too much space.. im fine with installing default OS and then running install apps script
[07:55] <welcome> KEYBOARD ISSUE : Hi ! Using UBUNTU 9.10 ...problem with typing ..when i type @ it is typed as   "     and vice-versa..pl hlep..thnx
[07:55] <osubuck_> im sure playonlinux has a lot of bugs heh
[07:55] <Billiard> zaoul: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=261366  something like this?
[07:55] <osubuck_> performance issues... etc... doens't compare to running games natively on windows
[07:55] <Slart> osirisx11: for playing games there just isn't a good alternative.. wine is a very nice effort and major kudos to them for all the work they've done.. but they still have a lot of ground to cover before you can even say that 50% of all the windows apps works the same way in wine as in windows
[07:55] <Timmymayes> what command will print a file to the terminal other than cat?
[07:55] <Billiard> Timmymayes: whats wrong with cat
[07:55] <Andy1978> DannyButterman: "dmesg |grep tty" gives you something like "serial8250: ttyS0 at I/O 0x3f8 (irq = 4) is a 16550A"
[07:55] <zaoul> Billiard: looks good.. ill try it, thanks
[07:55] <Slart> Timmymayes: less, most, more etc
[07:55] <Timmymayes> i want to show one screen full at a time
[07:55] <forkcap> zaoul, well if it's just one machine, a one-line script like "for i in `cat my_package_list`; do sudo aptitude install $i; done" would work, given that my_package_list is a list of packages from the other machine, one package name per line
[07:55] <indus> welcome: are you using the right keyboard?
[07:55] <Timmymayes> how do i do that with cat?
[07:56] <osirisx11> Slart: have you used PlayOnLinux? I ran sims 3 flawlessly, it is awesome
[07:56] <Slart> Timmymayes: personally I prefer most
[07:56] <DannyButterman> Andy1978: you're righ, thank you !
[07:56] <zaoul> forkcap: seems like something that should be built into apt or synaptics :-/
[07:56] <Timmymayes> Slart, could you give me a brief desc of what sets them apart?
[07:56] <Andy1978> Timmymayes: try "less" or "more"
[07:57] <welcome> indus : yes....
[07:57] <Slart> osirisx11: I've used wine, which playonlinux is based on.. unless they've done some serious rewriting they won't be that much different
[07:57] <welcome> indus : it was working fine with windows
[07:57] <forkcap> zaoul, and actually you can just pass it one big list, never mind the for loop.  Yes, a sort of templating system would be nice. More of an enterprise feature than a desktop one though...
[07:57] <indus> welcome: use usa keyboard
[07:57] <Slart> Timmymayes: mostly output format.. less and more is pretty much the same.. most has some extra gui stuff added.. just install them and see which one you like.. they are small downloads if they aren't installed by default
[07:58] <osubuck_> i've only had wine work for 1 application correctly... and i don't even like that app very much
[07:58] <welcome> indus : how do i change tat
[07:58] <indus> wine is a dirty way of playing a game
[07:58] <osirisx11> Slart: yes, they have done a heck of a lot of work, you should give it a serious try before you bash it. they have a database of games and very specific wine config options per-game. it is very spiffy
[07:58] <indus> welcome: go to preferences>keyboard
[07:59] <zaoul> forkcap: Im thinking of a cheap backup strategy
[07:59] <Slart> osirisx11: it's still wine.. no matter how much makeup you put on it
[07:59] <welcome> indus : it is UK
[07:59] <indus> osirisx11: wine is an experiment and willl always be one
[07:59] <zaoul> forkcap: as long as I keep home, and the list of my install apps, I should be able to save media space
[07:59] <archet45> is anyone with nvidia restricted drivers able to use remote desktop?
[07:59] <archet45> i can't seem to find a work around for the bug or fix :(
[08:00] <osirisx11> Slart, indus: both of you are talking without experience of the product i am referencing. it does use wine, but i am here to tell you my 3d game for windows ran flawlessly with full 3d and surround sound on ubuntu jaunty
[08:00] <indus> osirisx11: which product?
[08:00] <osirisx11> http://www.playonlinux.com
[08:00] <osubuck_> sims 3, woohoo
[08:00] <welcome> indus : keboard layout is UK
[08:00] <indus> osirisx11: advertising is not allowed on this channel :P
[08:00] <archet45> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg-server/+bug/353126
[08:00] <indus> welcome: make it usa
[08:01] <archet45> thats my issue, and need help using the -noxdamage argument with vnc
[08:01] <welcome> INDUS :  VARIANT ?
[08:01] <indus> welcome: generic
[08:01] <sharpen047> could someone help me with wine sound? i can get sound for an intro, but not after that, only been this way since the removal of pulseaudio
[08:01] <osirisx11> indus: not advertising, it is an open source and free product. i was countering you and Slart.
[08:01] <Alvin> Slart: is virtualbox-ose on package manager the same thing on www.virtualbox.org?
[08:01] <Kuna> h!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1111
[08:01] <kbp> Does anyone know how to determine which group a users belong to? (in terminal) thank you
[08:01] <forkcap> zaoul: if you just want to back up your home, and the list of installed packages, the traditional way would be to add a scheduled task (or cron job) that uses rsync+ssh (with keys) to copy /home and the list over to a remote host. Other people may be able to recommend more user friendly solutions.
[08:01] <Billiard> sharpen047: is this a known issue for that game on the appdb
[08:01] <Andy1978> kbp: id
[08:02] <dome> I installed ubuntustudio on a VM. It said it would boot to a GUI but never did. How do I enable this?
[08:02] <Slart> Alvin: nope.. OSE is the open source version.. the one on virtualbox.org is a closed source version.. but it comes with USB support, amongst other things
[08:02] <osirisx11> Alvin: ose = open source edition, a bit crippled, no usb support
[08:02] <kbp> thank you Andy1978
[08:02] <Andy1978> kbp: or "groups"
[08:02] <Alvin> osirisx11: ic thx
[08:02] <Alvin> Slart: thx
[08:02] <zaoul> forkcap: imma give bacula a shot, I use BackupPC on a few machines already.. going to try something new
[08:02] <welcome> indus - still the problem exists
[08:02] <indus> osirisx11: i like to run software on the platform its designed for, so i never use wine,except for older games like half life
[08:02] <forkcap> zaoul: there is a definite lack of an easy solution like Time Machine, etc.
[08:03] <zaoul> and BackupPC is nice
[08:03] <Andy1978> kbp: no problem
[08:03] <indus> welcome: log out and login again
[08:03] <zaoul> time machine eh
[08:03] <welcome> indus ok
[08:03] <zaoul> that is mac?
[08:03] <forkcap> zaoul: Bacula, yes, might be overkill for 1 machine but right track.
[08:03] <zaoul> oh yea
[08:03] <osirisx11> indus: you can do as you wish, but you should know you have the option to run it perfectly without windows :D
[08:03] <forkcap> zaoul: yeah it is almost 1-click backup...
[08:03] <zaoul> forkcap: no I have 10 machines
[08:03] <indus> osirisx11: but iam not bashing this , its fun to experiment,
[08:03] <osubuck_> perfectly... pleasseeee
[08:04] <forkcap> zaoul: ooh, definitely give Bacula a try... also Puppet for configuration management.
[08:04] <indus> osirisx11: well, wont run perfectly as far as games are concerned
[08:04] <indus> osirisx11: never can use the graphics drivers since it hasnt any
[08:04] <indus> osirisx11: always runs slower
[08:04] <zaoul> forkcap: I like seeing it has a real front end directory, instead of just a web based gui... I miss real applications
[08:05] <indus> osirisx11: nvm off topic :D
[08:05] <Slart> for backups I like "Back in time".. simple to setup.. lacks some configurability.. but as a turn key backup solutions it's nice
[08:05] <milkncat> using gnome..my mouse settings are in the lowest right now..but still fast to me..is there a way to make it slower?
[08:05] <indus> osirisx11: also wine gui is ugly and old looking which i dont like
[08:05] <indus> osirisx11: maybe playon linux looks better
[08:05] <osirisx11> you are very misinformed my friend indus, i had full 3d support, running very fast
[08:05] <napster> Hi all.. How to synchronize my clock with Internet time zones...?
[08:06] <indus> osirisx11: ya i wonder how its possible, how does wine do that
[08:06] <Meowpup> karmic seems to work fine on my computer but then after some time it plays up. is this fault happening to others i wonder
[08:06] <forkcap> napster: package "ntp"
[08:06] <indus> osirisx11: anyways, i prefer windows for my games
[08:06] <indus> osirisx11: i play quake 4 on linux though :)
[08:06] <Slart> osirisx11: look.. this discussion isn't really going anywhere.. perhaps #winehq or #ubuntu-offtopic might be a better place
[08:07] <mditto> Thanks again for your help, teamcoltra.
[08:07] <osirisx11> Slart: but...but he said..he wants to use windows.. :(
[08:07] <Flannel> napster: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuTime#Time%20Synchronization%20using%20NTP
[08:07] <napster> forkcap: Already installed. on mint...? Or i need to download...?
[08:07] <napster> forkcap: Flannel Thank you...
[08:07] <napster> :)
[08:07] <Slart> osirisx11: this isn't a linux advocacy channel.. it's ubuntu support..
[08:07] <osirisx11> i am supporting ubuntu by eradicating windows
[08:08] <Slart> osirisx11: you can try to convert him in the offtopic channel
[08:08] <osirisx11> lol
[08:10] <sharpen047> Billiard, no it isnt
[08:10] <dome> everyone here using xchat?
[08:10] <sharpen047> i am
[08:10] <osubuck_> heh everyone?
[08:10] <osubuck_> i seriously doubt it
[08:10] <Billiard> sharpen047: you try changing the wine audio settings from alsa to oss or something else?
[08:11] <dome> should ubuntu boot directly to a gui or do I need to install one?
[08:11] <Billiard> sharpen047: or mess with other wine audio settings
[08:11] <dome> I am used to debian
[08:11] <welcome> INDUS - keyboard working fine now :) thnx
[08:11] <Billiard> dome: ubuntu-desktop will boot to a gui
[08:11] <sharpen047> Billiard, yes oss doesnt work at all only alsa does (the others dont work at all either)
[08:11] <Slart> dome: ubuntu comes with Gnome
[08:11] <sharpen047> Billiard, there are more?
[08:11] <liubo> 000
[08:11] <Slart> dome: the desktop version does at least.. the server version doesn't
[08:11] <dome> ive installed the full 4gb ubuntu and ubuntustudio and neither boot to gui
[08:12] <welcome> INDUS - i installed Playonlinux...guide me ahead...
[08:12] <Billiard> sharpen047: did the add the wine beta repo?
[08:12] <osubuck_> welcome: read the documentation on the website
[08:12] <sharpen047> Billiard, nope, was trying to stay away from beta
[08:13] <Billiard> sharpen047: i would, ive found it has better support
[08:13] <sharpen047> Billiard, where would i find the repo?
[08:13] <ardchoille> dome: in a console, run the following comand: apt-cache policy ubuntu-desktop | grep -i installed
[08:13] <Billiard> sharpen047: google wine repo first result
[08:14] <sharpen047> Billiard, buy or sell wine auction? :D
[08:14] <welcome> osubuck_ : pl give me the link
[08:14] <dome> ardchoille: nothign is installed
[08:14] <snowrichard> hello
[08:14] <dome> guess i downloaded the wron gversion
[08:14] <osubuck_> welcome: figure out how to use a search engine
[08:14] <Billiard> sharpen047: srsly? its the first result for me
[08:14] <ardchoille> dome: you can install the gnome desktop with: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[08:14] <sharpen047> Billiard,  i am kidding haha its an ad
[08:15] <welcome> osubuck_ : new to ubuntu..so not aware
[08:15] <Spixx> welcome: www.google.com
[08:15] <dome> ardchoille: thx for the help
[08:15] <liubo> exit
[08:15] <ardchoille> dome: yw
[08:16] <Meowpup> karmic seems to work fine on my computer but then after some time it plays up. is this fault happening to others i wonder
[08:16] <Spixx> you should allways try and search for the problem you are having first
[08:16] <Spixx> Meowpup: loggs?
[08:16] <psypher246> hi all, does ayone know which packages has to be installed so that the java test on java.com does not fail. i have already installed ubuntu-restricted-extras (which should have already covered it) and sun-java6-jre and still it fails??
[08:16] <osubuck_> Meowpup: what does "it plays up" even mean?
[08:17] <Spixx> psypher246: installed the plugin for firefox?
[08:17] <Spixx> osubuck_: sometimes it fails? :D
[08:17] <Meowpup> i dont know exactly freezes hangups slow to respond etc
[08:17] <psypher246> Spixx: sun-java6-plugin or the plugin pop-up that appears when going to the site?
[08:17] <dome> is there somethign better on ubuntu than xchat?
[08:17] <Spixx> No check "tools > addons"
[08:18] <Spixx> unde the plugin "tabb"
[08:18] <osubuck_> better is subjective
[08:18] <Slart> !irc | dome
[08:18] <ardchoille> dome: yes, irssi is one that comes to mind but it's text-mode only
[08:18] <sharpen047> Billiard, what is a blocked update? haha
[08:18] <dome> Slart: ty
[08:18] <Billiard> sharpen047: where you get that?
[08:19] <sharpen047> Billiard, kpackagekit
[08:19] <psypher246> Spixx: the install missing plugin request to install the plugin, which was already installed with restricted extras?
[08:19] <Rinz> hello, and I have some problems with my laptop sound
[08:19] <sharpen047> Rinz, what kind of problems?
[08:19] <Rinz> anyone could help me? :)
[08:19] <osubuck_> psypher246: have you cleared your cache?
[08:19] <Rinz> the sound plays only when I connect my headphone..
[08:20] <Billiard> sharpen047: try sudo apt-get install wine
[08:20] <Billiard> sharpen047: sudo apt-get update   first
[08:20] <psypher246> osubuck_: no i haven't
[08:20] <osubuck_> installing restricted extras gave me all of the goodies, so not sure why you're having a problem
[08:20] <sharpen047> Rinz, open up a terminal type in alsamixer and make sure everything is unmuted(hit tab twice after running alsamixer to show all channels)
[08:21] <Rinz> sharpen047, I will try.
[08:21] <fcuk112_win7> dome, have you tried irssi?
[08:21] <psypher246> now looks like FF is has crashed trying to install plugin
[08:21] <kbp> I need help. Could anyone who using mysql tell me what are the owner:group of the files in /var/lib/mysql ? thank you
[08:22] <dome> fcuk112_7: no I have not. I have only used xchat. I am a newbie to linux
[08:23] <welcome> osubuck_ :  i m tring to install opera 10.10 .which os shud i select linux   x86 64 / poerpc / i 386
[08:23] <psypher246> ok it didn't crash, there was just a synaptic window in the bacground needeing attention, but couldn;'t see it until i killed FF, still it qwas installing a plugin which was already installed eith ubuntu-restricted-extras
[08:23] <fcuk112_win7> dome, irssi in terminal is worth a try then.  i think it's the best irc program in linux terminal.
[08:23] <Billiard> kbp: most are mysql:mysql   debian-5.1.flag is root:root
[08:24] <Rinz> sharpen047 // I check all volume setting is full(!00).. but in my laptop speaker it doesn't work
[08:24] <Reactor> teamcoltra /!\
[08:25] <sharpen047> Rinz, are they all unmuted? you can tell by the MM(muted) or OO(open) at the bottom of the bars
[08:26] <sharpen047> Rinz, what kind of laptop is it?
[08:26] <psypher246> going to have to install a new fresh karmic, but jave plaugin is not being installed proeprly with ubuntu-restricted-extras
[08:26] <ekontsevoy> where can I find URLs for internet radio stations to add to Rythmbox? I googled for half an hour - there are tons of "internet radio listings" but they list crap - links to other listings which in turn send you to other, etc. I haven't been able to find a single valid internet radio URL. WTF?
[08:26] <Meowpup> Spixx: osubuck_ i dont know exactly, freezes, hang-ups, slow to respond etc
[08:26] <Rinz> It is LG, P2-tp2007. If you want, I will give you hardware information about this.
[08:26] <llutz> ekontsevoy: shoutcast?
[08:27] <osubuck_> Meowpup: yes i saw that, sorry i am unable to help
[08:27] <llutz> ekontsevoy: live365....
[08:27] <downgrade> ekontsevoy: having fast bandwidth?
[08:27] <sharpen047> Rinz, im thinking it has its own volume, some toshibas have a dial you turn along with the fn Fx keys
[08:27] <sharpen047> Billiard, do i need to restart?
[08:28] <welcome> hi ! m installing Opera 10.10 on ubuntu 9.10 ...lem me know which os shud i select LINUX - X86 64 / POWERPC / I386
[08:28] <Meowpup> osubuck_: when i know more i will come and ask again
[08:28] <sharpen047> welcome, depends on your computer
[08:29] <ekontsevoy> thanks guys! yeah, my bandwidth is fine
[08:29] <Rinz> sharpen047 // it isn't muted and.. my function keys works great. can I control my speaker only? not line-out.
[08:30] <ekontsevoy> llutz: so I am here, now what? Where is the URL? http://www.live365.com/stations/efmradio
[08:30] <sharpen047> Rinz, does the sound work? and if you want you can control any channel,i changed mine to master channel
[08:31] <sharpen047> Rinz, and would it happen to be an intel chipset/audio card?
[08:31] <welcome> in windows we use TASK MANAGER to shut down non-responsive windows...wat do we use in ubuntu
[08:31] <Rinz> sharpen047 // it is REALTEK's sound chipset.
[08:32] <Rinz> sharpen047 // only my headphone works - line-out
[08:32] <Spixx> welcome: ps aux | grep NAMEOFPROGRAM
[08:32] <Spixx> then kill XXXXX :P
[08:32] <ardchoille> welcome: or xkill
[08:32] <ekontsevoy> llutz?
[08:32] <sharpen047> Rinz, hmm thats what i have, i had that same problem i fixed it by editing channels in kmix and unmuting channels
[08:32] <sharpen047> Rinz, PCM and speaker for mine
[08:33] <Rinz> sharpen047 // what is kmix?
[08:33] <ardchoille> Rinz: mixer in KDE
[08:33] <llutz> ekontsevoy: search station, tune in, play, enjoy
[08:33] <sharpen047> Rinz, im in kubuntu im using KDE my fault :D
[08:34] <welcome> how can i change my user name...
[08:34] <ardchoille> sharpen047: You might have better support in #kubuntu
[08:34] <ekontsevoy> llutz: what do you mean "tune in"? Rythmbox asks me for a station URL. Where do I get it?
[08:34] <neil_d> does anyone know why mplayer will not play some dvds with the chapters in the correct order?  and is there anything I can do about it?
[08:34] <knoppies> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9vQ7i1WCjys
[08:34] <knoppies> wrong channel
[08:34] <knoppies> my bad
[08:34] <FloodBot3> knoppies: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:34] <sharpen047> ardchoille, i tried, ive about given up anyway :D but thanks ( i am in there also)
[08:35] <Rinz> sharpen047 // kubuntu is variant version of ubuntu, right? '--'
[08:35] <ardchoille> Rinz: ues, but it uses the KDE desktop instead of the gnome desktop
[08:35] <ekontsevoy> llutz: uuugh! I am slow... thanks! :)))
[08:35] <sharpen047> Rinz, yes same base code **i think**
[08:36] <sharpen047> ardchoille, my issues are no kde specific so i thought this would be a better channel because there are a lot mroe people here
[08:36] <sharpen047> non*
[08:36] <Rinz> what is KDE desktop? i'm sorry;; it's my first time to use ubuntu.
[08:36] <ardchoille> sharpen047: No problem
[08:37] <sharpen047> Rinz, google KDE desktop
[08:37] <Spixx> Rinz: KDE is yet another desktop system, with apps, and a special look
[08:37] <ardchoille> Rinz: http://kde.org/
[08:37] <sharpen047> closer to windows
[08:37] <Spixx> Rinz: check www.kubuntu.com and www.xubuntu.com
[08:37] <sharpen047> Rinz, we were all noobs at some point :D
[08:37] <davidd> hi i have a problem with firewalls on a ubuntu 9.04 server install
[08:37] <Rinz> sharpen047, yes:)
[08:38] <davidd> hi i have a problem with firewalls on a ubuntu 9.04 server install, which .deb file has iptables in it?
[08:38] <Spixx> Davidd: none? It is in the kernel
[08:38] <Rinz> Spixx, thanks:)
[08:38] <davidd> the executable
[08:38] <ardchoille> davidd: you should already have iptables
[08:38] <davidd> the kernel module is loaded
[08:38] <Rinz> ardchollle, thanks:)
[08:38] <Rinz> sharpen047, thanks:)
[08:39] <sharpen047> np :D
[08:39] <davidd> it doesnt exist in /sbin
[08:39] <davidd> neither does telnet or traceroute or fto
[08:39] <davidd> ftp
[08:39] <Spixx> davidd: ahh, I've had that problem too
[08:39] <sharpen047> ardchoille, you know anything bout pulse audio?
[08:39] <Spixx> are you root davidd?
[08:39] <davidd> yes
[08:39] <ardchoille> sharpen047: I don't know anything about audio at all, mine may not even work for all I know.. I'm hearing impaired
[08:39] <scott__> HELLO!
[08:39] <davidd> i cant do apt-get because the firewall blocks it
[08:39] <Spixx> okay it should be just iptabtables in terminal
[08:39] <Rinz> is kernel different in kubuntu?
[08:39] <davidd> i can copy stuff with scp
[08:40] <sharpen047> ardchoille, awkward....
[08:40]  * sharpen047 slaps himself
[08:40] <Spixx> davidd: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IptablesHowTo
[08:40] <Spixx> Rinz:  No just the interface
[08:40] <davidd> root@mym-web-01:/etc/init.d# iptables -L
[08:40] <davidd> bash: iptables: command not found
[08:40] <Rinz> spixx: only difference in theme?
[08:40] <Spixx> Rinz: you can acctually use KDE on a "ubuntu" install they are the same except for looks, and some major programs
[08:41] <davidd> locate only shows the kernel modules
[08:41] <Spixx> Rinz: kind of
[08:41] <zj3t3mju> my grub2 can detect windows xp
[08:41] <psypher246> hi all, does the preload package still make a diffrence in karmic? or is there an equivalent tool already there?
[08:41] <zj3t3mju> i use update-grub
[08:41] <zj3t3mju> what should I do?
[08:41] <Spixx> davidd: dpkg -s iptables
[08:42] <Spixx> and if not installed: apt-get install iptables
[08:42] <davidd> root@mym-web-01:/etc/init.d# dpkg -s iptables
[08:42] <davidd> Package `iptables' is not installed and no info is available.
[08:42] <davidd> apt-get doesnt work
[08:42] <davidd> blocked
[08:42] <Spixx> :S?!
[08:42] <Spixx> blocked?
[08:42] <davidd> i need iptables to fix it
[08:42] <davidd> i need to know in which .deb iptables is
[08:42] <davidd> url
[08:42] <scott__> sudo apt-get install <Program name> you mean?
[08:42] <davidd> and i can scp it
[08:43] <Spixx> davidd: you know that there is a site called Google? And that there is a box in which you can write things like "iptables .deb" and similar?
[08:43] <forkcap> davidd: programs like firestarter merely control iptables
[08:43] <greezmunkey> davidd, would downing your interface(s) and then bringing them back up disable them temporarily?
[08:43] <greezmunkey> iptables that is...
[08:43] <forkcap> davidd: you should be able to use firestarter in ubuntu to manage iptables
[08:43] <davidd> gg:ubuntu 9.04 iptables deb apt
[08:43] <Spixx> forkcap: He does not have iptables
[08:43] <davidd> i search for this
[08:43] <miles95> ubuntu keep freezing when i boot it
[08:43] <davidd> and found stuff about moblock
[08:44] <davidd> that is why i came here
[08:44] <Spixx> only modules?
[08:44] <davidd> i must have the 9.04 .deb
[08:44] <davidd> Install these packages without verification [y/N]? y
[08:44] <davidd> 0% [Connecting to nl.archive.ubuntu.com]
[08:44] <MOUD> Hello
[08:44] <knoppies> !hi
[08:45] <davidd> ha
[08:45] <davidd> ok apt-getting gave me the url
[08:45] <davidd> http://nl.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/i/iptables/iptables_1.3.8.0debian1-1ubuntu2_i386.deb
[08:46] <Spixx> http://packages.debian.org/lenny/i386/iptables/download
[08:46] <ardchoille> Spixx: never install .deb packages on ubuntu that were made for debian
[08:47] <davidd> ok, now dpkg -i to install right
[08:47] <Spixx> ardchoille: :P I use debian and thus a fast package search for me gives that url :P
[08:47] <indus> Spixx: yeah never install debian packages on ubuntu
[08:47] <Spixx> davidd: yes
[08:47] <cridenour> So after a install of ubuntu next to a windows install, some data partitions have folders with VDM files in them.  Is it required to keep those?
[08:47] <davidd> this wont reset no firewall, just install it right
[08:47] <ardchoille> Spixx: that's fine for a debian system, but don't advise ubuntu users to d that
[08:47] <davidd> not that i block myself out by installing this
[08:48] <Spixx> davidd: but how on earth have you managed to block everything with iptables? are the module even loaded?
[08:48] <ardchoille> Spixx: you're using debian and you're in this channel giving ubuntu users advise??
[08:49] <sybariten> i have an old ubuntu system, trying to install a chat client from .deb files. Get dependency problems. Do you think i can solve this? WIthout rebooting....    http://etherpad.com/2g7ObQV7af
[08:49] <davidd>   /lib/modules/2.6.24-24-virtual/kernel/net/ipv4/netfilter/iptable_nat.ko
[08:49] <sybariten> theres a list of the dependencies there
[08:49] <davidd> this is shown amongst others in modprobe -l
[08:49] <Spixx> ardchoille: no, I'm using ubuntu 9.10 and giving support in the support channel if you want to talk about that please do so by priv or in another channel
[08:49] <particlemann> I'm having the issue where dvd playback works fine in totem, but is really jerky in xine
[08:49] <Alvin> err sorry for being a noob, how to run virtualbox?
[08:49] <particlemann> any ideas?
[08:49] <Spixx> Alvin: have you installed it from apt?
[08:49] <MOUD> My laptop's touchpad mouse and USB mouse don't work on Ubuntu 9.10 64-Bit. How can I fix this?
[08:49] <Billiard> Alvin: open it from the programs menu?
[08:50] <Alvin> yeah i have installed it from apt after adding the repo
[08:50] <Billiard> MOUD: do they work on the live cd?
[08:50] <Alvin> Billiard: there's no menu for vb
[08:50] <Spixx> Alvin: Have you rebooted after the install?
[08:51] <MOUD> Billiard: I don't know, didn't try it
[08:51] <Alvin> Spixx: nope, i need to reboot?
[08:51] <Billiard> Alvin: try running virtualbox from a terminal
[08:51] <Spixx> Alvin: because there is modules that need to be loaded I don't know if you can just modprobe them
[08:51] <Alvin> ic
[08:51] <Dallas> anyone used photoshop, fireworks and dreamweaver through vm or wine before? I just want to know how well it functions.
[08:51] <davidd> well after ip change, it stoped working
[08:52] <davidd> can ssh in
[08:52] <Billiard> Dallas: check the wine appdb
[08:52] <Alvin> Billiard: is the command vboxwebsrv?
[08:52] <Billiard> Dallas: it will work perfectly in vm
[08:52] <Dallas> billiard: all of them?
[08:53] <Billiard> Alvin: i dont think so
[08:53] <Dallas> billiard, that would make me pleased. I think I might be dumping my win 7 rc soon
[08:53] <Billiard> Dallas: vm is like a normal pc, you dont get hardware video acceleration though
[08:53] <Alvin> Billiard: because i thought it would start with v, i press v and tab and i dont see any virtualbox there
[08:53] <Billiard> Alvin: try capital v
[08:54] <Alvin> Billiard: ah ic
[08:54] <Alvin> Billiard: ty =)
[08:54] <Billiard> Alvin: yup
[08:54] <Dallas> billiard: ah, so wine would be much better then.
[08:54] <MOUD> so, any workaround?
[08:54] <Billiard> Dallas: i dont know if wine will run them well, check the wine appdb
[08:55] <Billiard> MOUD: do any usb devices work?
[08:56] <Dallas> billiard: Yeah, they're all on there, thanks for the info billiard.
[08:56] <Billiard> Dallas: np
[08:57] <MOUD> Billiard: tried an USB mouse and a USB modem, both of them didn't work
[08:57] <Billiard> MOUD: does a flash drive work?
[08:57] <MOUD> Billiard: I don't have one here with me to test
[08:57] <Billiard> MOUD: does something other than a mouse work taht should work
[08:58] <Billiard> MOUD: keyboard?
[08:58] <MOUD> Billiard: sadly no
[08:58] <Billiard> MOUD: so its all usb?
[08:58] <MOUD> Billiard: keyboard works, it's a laptop
[08:58] <AnAnt> Hello, when I attempt to install gnome-shell, I found that it wants to pull several -dev packages, why is that ?
[08:58] <Billiard> MOUD: well i wanna know if its a usb prob or mous prob
[08:59] <Billiard> AnAnt: i guess because it needs them
[08:59] <MOUD> Billiard: it's not a mouse prob for sure because it works on win XP
[08:59] <Billiard> MOUD: i mean ubuntu mouse prob
[08:59] <Billiard> MOUD: or ubuntu complete usb prob
[08:59] <AnAnt> Billiard: doesn't sound right
[08:59] <Rinz> msg <spixx> <Spixx, can you give me some advice how to learn linux>
[08:59] <MOUD> Billiard: possibly, it used to work on 9.04
[09:00] <Spixx> Rinz: try /msg spixx :?
[09:00] <Billiard> MOUD: do you have an xorg.conf
[09:00] <Rinz> Spixx, yes; sorry
[09:00] <Spixx> :D
[09:01] <MOUD> Billiard: I don't know, I'm running XP now because I can't work well without a mouse
[09:01] <[USO]stefan_necu> hi people
[09:01] <Billiard> MOUD: ok
[09:01] <Billiard> MOUD: i guess i would try the live cd, if its all good on there backup/fresh install
[09:01] <MOUD> Billiard: I found a workaround but when I try running it on terminal it gives me a "Permission Denied", even with sudo. Here's the command:    echo options psmouse proto=exps > /etc/modprobe.d/psmouse.modprobe
[09:02] <Billiard> but it works?
[09:02] <MOUD> Billiard: my live cd is at home, I'm at work now
[09:02] <lolmaus> I want to access my whole Ubuntu server with Samba. On Arch, i had a share for a root user. How do i do that in Ubuntu?
[09:03] <MOUD> Billiard: no, it gives me Permission Denied, even if I add "sudo" before the "echo"
[09:03] <Billiard> MOUD: the redirection is done as your user
[09:03] <forkcap> lolmaus: I hope you are doing it on a LAN or over a VPN.
[09:03] <Billiard> MOUD: you will have to do sudo -i   then the command
[09:04] <rdrjacob> My notebook is ASUS AF8m; can't configure my built in webcam. Can somebody help me?
[09:04] <lolmaus> forkcap, sure. It's LAN only now. Gonna use OpenVPN in future.
[09:04] <Billiard> lolmaus: ubuntu doesnt allow login as root by default and it isnt recomended
[09:04] <sybariten> i'm on Gutsy and my libc6 is too old for a program (weechat) to be installed. Could i upgrade that library manually somehow?
[09:04] <sharpen047> Billiard, hey still therE?
[09:04] <MOUD> Billiard: so it'll be like     sudo -i echo options psmouse proto=exps > /etc/modprobe.d/psmouse.modprobe     ?
[09:04] <lolmaus> Billiard, if it did, i wouldn't have asked the question.
[09:05] <Billiard> MOUD:  sudo -i <enter>
[09:05] <llutz> lolmaus: having / as a share is ... stupid
[09:05] <strywgr> how to remove password to login into desktop
[09:05] <MOUD> Billiard: oh ok
[09:05] <MOUD> Billiard: I'll give a try. Thank you very much for your help.
[09:05] <sharpen047> Billiard, i got sound in wine... one problem though.. nothing else can use wine now
[09:05] <Billiard> MOUD: np
[09:05] <sharpen047> sound* not wine
[09:05] <forkcap> lolmaus: What is your use case for Samba as opposed to using scp/rsync/ssh for access to the server?
[09:06] <Billiard> sharpen047: nothing else?
[09:06] <lolmaus> llutz, i'm a Windows user and i've got an Ubuntu server with no GUI. I find it convenient to edit config files, html/css/php files and copy stuff via a file manager.
[09:06] <Billiard> sharpen047: oh you mean when wine is running?
[09:06] <sharpen047> Billiard, like amarok :( it says the sound device blah blah is broken
[09:06] <llutz> lolmaus: might be, but still: having / as a share is ... stupid
[09:06] <lolmaus> forkcap, i hate the copy to local - edit - save - copy back routine
[09:06] <Billiard> sharpen047: what about when you close wine?
[09:06] <forkcap> lolmaus: aha! you can do it with a familiar GUI using Filezilla to connect via SFTP.
[09:06] <sharpen047> Billiard, yes wine is running correctly with sound now and i just closed it one sec
[09:06] <lolmaus> llutz, any workarounds?
[09:07] <llutz> lolmaus: given by forkcap, ssh/sftp/rsync
[09:07] <lolmaus> forkcap, Samba lets me edit files in place. SFTP only lets me fetch files.
[09:07] <sharpen047> Billiard, if i close wine amarok works correctly
[09:08] <Billiard> sharpen047: i have no idea
[09:08] <sharpen047> Billiard, i thought it was a pulse problem too so pulse is gone lol
[09:09] <strywgr> is it possible to have no password to login? it was a option when i was installing ubuntu, but cant find it anywhere now
[09:09] <greezmunkey> In a situation like lolmaus is in, would using ssh to log into the server be the appropriate solution. Or, is the ssh session too limited (permissions, etc)?
[09:09] <forkcap> lolmaus: For the content editing, you could point your webserver to a directory which is located in a Samba share.
[09:10] <llutz> greezmunkey: there's no limitation when using ssh, you can sudo remote and work as root if needed
[09:10] <lolmaus> greezmunkey, not only it is limited (it won't let me edit apache config, etc), but it also won't let me edit files in place. I have to copy them and edit locally and then copy back, it sucks
[09:10] <forkcap> lolmaus: For configuration management in a GUI, I really like Webmin.
[09:11] <Billiard> lolmaus: id just use ssh, its faster than a gui when you are used to it
[09:11] <greezmunkey> llutz, I was playing with ssh, and it seemed that I could do just about anything, but I didn't really push it. Thanks for the info :)
[09:12] <forkcap> lolmaus: putty and cygwin are great tools for working with remote linux systems on windows, they may factor into a solution..
[09:12] <lolmaus> Billiard, i don't like console editors and file managers
[09:12] <sharpen047> can someone help me with sound? its not letting me use amarok and wine at the same time
[09:12] <Billiard> lolmaus: you will learn to like them
[09:12] <lolmaus> Billiard, my favorite text editor and a gui file manager give me a lot of power. But when using console, i'm slow and ineffective
[09:13] <Jimi_Neutral> Hi all, im trying to install clonezilla and one of its dependancies is sysutils.....but ubuntu is telling me that that isnt available  cause it is either missing obsolete or is only available from aonther source, but im following a guide so i am assuming i have the right source
[09:13] <forkcap> lolmaus: have you checked out Webmin for the server configuration task? I think a combo of webmin + pointing APache at a non-root Samba share would probably serve quite well.
[09:13] <lolmaus> Billiard, well, i already like them. But when i have to edit a lot of css/php/html and test each change on a site, copying to and back drives me mad
[09:13] <llutz> lolmaus: you are free to use what you feel familiar with, but please don't connect servers like that to the public ;)
[09:13] <Jimi_Neutral> anyone know what i can do?
[09:13] <huangxiaobo> 我在ubuntu 粘贴东西怎么会出现权限不够阿
[09:14] <bazhang> !cn | huangxiaobo
[09:14] <huangxiaobo> 是一个so 文件
[09:15] <forkcap> I've used webmin on a group of a dozen or so Debian boxes with good results
[09:15] <bazhang> !webmin
[09:15] <greezmunkey> llutz, can't X be used remotely, I forget what that is called, like exported or something?
[09:15] <forkcap> bazhang: thanks!
[09:15] <Kendaleigha> bazhang: thanks!
[09:15] <forkcap> !ebox
[09:15] <Kendaleigha> !ebox
[09:15] <FloodBot3> Kendaleigha: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:15] <Kendaleigha> ebox is a web-based GUI interface for administering a server. It is designed to work with Ubuntu/Debian style configuration management. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/eBox
[09:17] <cui> hello evryone
[09:18] <huangxiaobo> how can I got root
[09:18] <Spixx> sudo su
[09:18] <cui> 哈哈
[09:18] <Spixx> or su
[09:18] <fcuk112_win7> huangxiaobo, sudo -i afaik
[09:18] <bazhang> huangxiaobo, use sudo
[09:18] <bazhang> cui, use english here
[09:18] <huangxiaobo> o
[09:18] <Spixx> but standard is to use sudo to do stuff that requires root
[09:18] <llutz> greezmunkey: you can use remote-x or better x-forwarding with ssh
[09:19] <bazhang> cui, #ubuntu-cn for Chinese
[09:19] <greezmunkey> heh, I found it, it has been a while: export DISPLAY=192.168.1.1:0
[09:19] <huangxiaobo> thank you
[09:19] <bazhang> Spixx, not recommended nor supported, sudo -i for a root shell otherwise just sudo
[09:19] <cui> o,thanks
[09:19] <Jimi_Neutral> has something replaced sysutils?
[09:19] <mcmlxxi> !cn
[09:20] <Spixx> bazhang: depends on what he want to do with it? but ill fold on that one; does the -i really make a difference though?
[09:20] <Billiard> Spixx: sudo -i    is what you should use instead of sudo su
[09:20] <forkcap> I always used to sudo su -
[09:20] <mcmlxxi> !cn
[09:21] <Spixx> :/ but if sudo su or su is not "supported"?
[09:21] <forkcap> sudo -i for "interactive" eh
[09:21] <bazhang> mcmlxxi, please /msg ubottu
[09:21] <mcmlxxi> bazhang okay sorry I was trying utf-8
[09:22] <huangxiaobo> why can not I paste in one file
[09:22] <bazhang> http://www.ubuntupocketguide.com/download_main.html  Spixx please have a read before dispensing advice, also see the wiki and help.ubuntu.com
[09:22] <Billiard> huangxiaobo: which file
[09:22] <bazhang> !wiki > Spixx
[09:22] <huangxiaobo> plugins
[09:23] <Billiard> huangxiaobo: i dont know what you are asking
[09:24] <MOUD> Hey again
[09:25] <MOUD> Billiard: The problem is that no USB device work on ubuntu, even my friend's flash drive.
[09:25] <huangxiaobo> I want to paste a file in plugins but it can not work
[09:25] <Billiard> MOUD: ok
[09:25] <snoopy> Do you guys know how to open ports on your computer?
[09:26] <llutz> snoopy: start a service listening
[09:26] <snoopy> how do you do that?
[09:26] <Billiard> MOUD: im guessing some kind of module or daemon isnt being run i have no idea which that would be.
[09:26] <kiwifunk> snoopy: wich ports, for what?
[09:26] <snoopy> i need port 20046 open, so i can play AA2.
[09:26] <Billiard> snoopy: obuntu doesnt block any ports by default
[09:27] <Billiard> snoopy: ubuntu*
[09:27] <MOUD> Billiard: well, I have some problems also. Let me start from the beginning
[09:27] <snoopy> well idk.. its telling me its my firewall which i dont got one on ubuntu or that its the closed port
[09:27] <Billiard> snoopy: are you behind a router? you may have to forward the ports on your router
[09:27] <kiwifunk> snoopy: install gufw that will help you out, and check if your router is not blocking them, sometimes its not your computer
[09:28] <greezmunkey> bazhang, the pocket guide looks pretty good. I'll be taking a powder from here to read it, thanks! (I had no idea it was there) laterz :)
[09:28] <snoopy> how do i install it?
[09:28] <snoopy> through add/remove?
[09:28] <Billiard> snoopy: i dont think ubuntu firewall is the problem
[09:28] <bazhang> snoopy, or synaptic package manager or the command line
[09:29] <snoopy> whats the command line?
[09:29] <bazhang> !cli
[09:29] <bazhang> snoopy, ^^
[09:29] <cui> !cli
[09:30] <cui> :
[09:30] <cui> ?
[09:30] <snoopy> humm, sudo gufw?
[09:30] <bazhang> snoopy, did you read the links above?
[09:30] <snoopy> this one>> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UsingTheTerminal
[09:31] <bazhang> http://www.ubuntupocketguide.com/download_main.html snoopy this is a good one overall
[09:31] <snoopy> thanks dude
[09:32] <bazhang> yw :)
[09:33] <MOUD> Billiard: When I ran live cd from the first time it started to hang on the IEEE module. After a few restarts I selected all the modprobs available and it finally ran. After that I installed ubuntu. On the Grub screen (1.97~ beta) the first Kernel option always hanged (exact same problem of the live cd booting). When selecting the second kernel it boots without any error, but without USB support.
[09:34] <Younder> Moud: do you have USB1 or USB2?
[09:34] <Billiard> MOUD: i dont know much about that stuff sorry
[09:34] <snoopy> will gufw open and or close ports for me?
[09:34] <sybariten> is it possible to hmmmmmm  dist-upgrade, without rebooting?
[09:34] <sybariten> I have 2gb free space on the HD
[09:34] <Billiard> snoopy: yes
[09:35] <boritek> hello
[09:35] <sybariten> basicly i'm on Gutsy and i need to install something that depends on libc6 v2.7
[09:35] <Younder> sybariten, no you need to reboot when you are finished to run the new core.
[09:35] <Azeotrope> I have a VirtualBox winxp machine with NAT option. I want to use vnc on it but it reports that it is behind a NAT and I should port forward 5900. How do I do
[09:35] <Billiard> sybariten: you will need to restart to complete the full dist-upgrade
[09:35] <Azeotrope>                         that?
[09:36] <knoppies> Azeotrope, cant you just link straight to your hosts adapter?
[09:36] <sybariten> Younder, Billiard : ok but let me put it like this... with a remote headless machine, is there a risk i wont reach the machine again, until coming home?
[09:36] <Billiard> Azeotrope: you want to connect from your host os to your guest os?
[09:36] <MOUD> Younder: USB 2.0
[09:36] <MOUD> Billiard: no problem, you helped a lot already. thanks :)
[09:36] <Billiard> sybariten: it should boot up fine if the upgrade was successful
[09:36] <sybariten> ok....
[09:36] <sybariten> hm
[09:37] <cornflake> hey, i'm trying to install ubuntu on my netbook while salvaging the windows partition
[09:37] <Billiard> sybariten: it wont restart on its own
[09:37] <cornflake> is it possible?
[09:37] <boritek> i installed karmic via Wubi and later grub2 on it. Since grub2 it doesnt boot, i just get grub2 command line. How am I able to fix it? How can i manually boot? I dont know how to refer to the virtual ext4 partition file (it is not on a separate real partition)
[09:37] <Billiard> cornflake: its possible
[09:37] <sybariten> OK well i have a syndrome, there is probably a medical name for it, that more or less hinders me from killing my uptime
[09:37] <Younder> sybariten, haven't tried, but once rebooted you should be able to log in again
[09:37] <cornflake> Billiard, can it be done with the ubuntu installer?
[09:37] <Billiard> sybariten: well you cant use a new kernel without restarting
[09:37] <peterpants> how do i move a file out of trash it keeps saying, 'files in trash cannot be modified'
[09:38] <Billiard> cornflake: what do you want to do just have both windows and linux?
[09:38] <sybariten> Billiard: Younder : ok....   and upgrading essential stuff like lib6 isnt quite possible without doing a real dist upgrade?
[09:38] <Billiard> peterpants: empty the trash?
[09:38] <bazhang> sybariten, gutsy? that is end of life
[09:38] <cornflake> Billiard, yes. windows is already installed and has a 'ghost' partition in the back to reinstall windows too
[09:38] <Billiard> sybariten: its not worth it, upgrading is easier
[09:38] <peterpants> Billiard: no lol that's what i'm trying not to do, i guess i have to restore it before i can move it. I was used to just dragging it out of trash to where i want
[09:38] <bazhang> !upgrade | sybariten
[09:39] <cornflake> keep in mind that it's a netbook with no dvd/cd drive
[09:39] <Younder> sybariten, depends what you want to ugrade yes. You can upgrade most applications ans deamonds without rebooting. Just not anything in the kernel.
[09:39] <cotaky> bonjour a tous
[09:39] <bazhang> !fr | cotaky
[09:39] <Billiard> cornflake: the ubuntu installer wont delete your windows paritions unless you tell it to do so
[09:39] <quizme> how do you find out what processes are running on port 4444 and how much RAM it's taking up ?
[09:40] <cornflake> Billiard, so windows will only be deleted if i delete the partition?
[09:40] <erUSUL> quizme: sudo lsod -i :4444
[09:40] <llutz> lsof ^^
[09:40] <Pirate_Hunter> can someone tell me where is the directory for phpmyadmin apparently it is not in /var/www/ (installed using the apt)?
[09:40] <erUSUL> quizme: once you have the PID/process look up in top or ps the ram
[09:40] <erUSUL> llutz: :)
[09:40] <Billiard> cornflake: yes, but if you install ubuntus boot loader it will overwrite windows's bootloader by default
[09:40] <cornflake> Billiard,  and not if i repartition a section of the drive?
[09:40] <erUSUL> quizme: is lsof
[09:41] <Spixx> Pirate_Hunter: it is installed in /usr/share* I think and linked in the apache configs
[09:41] <sybariten> Younder: OK... well this is weechat, which depnds on libc6... which i assume is a Damn Essential Thing
[09:42] <Billiard> cornflake: if you repartition and leave the windows partition and choose not to format it you wont lose it, is that what you are asking?
[09:42] <cornflake> Billiard, yes
[09:42] <snoopy> hey billiard, what did you mean if i was behind a router?
[09:42] <Younder> sybariten, yes but libc6 is a so file nad not in the kernel
[09:42] <Billiard> snoopy: are you behind a router
[09:43] <snoopy> im on a router
[09:43] <Pirate_Hunter> Spixx: thanks ive just tried ln -s to link it up to /var/www/ however I can seem to access it through port 80, I suspect it is because the parent directory belongs root, would that be correct?
[09:43] <Billiard> snoopy: usually by default router will block all incomming connections
[09:43] <snoopy> but i remember i had gone to a website where it could get me behind a router or something
[09:43] <snoopy> and idk what i did
[09:43] <Pirate_Hunter> Spec: /can/>/can't
[09:43] <Billiard> snoopy: the router config page will usually be your gateway ip address
[09:43] <Pirate_Hunter> Spixx:  /can/>/can't
[09:44] <snoopy> what does that mean
[09:44] <Spixx> Pirate_Hunter: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/phpMyAdmin#Installing%20From%20Package checked that guide?
[09:44] <cornflake> Billiard, well... i backed up everything beforehand so here goes nothing
[09:44] <Billiard> snoopy: run ifconfig
[09:44] <storyhe> net
[09:44] <snoopy> just did
[09:44] <Billiard> snoopy: type your gateway ipaddress into a web browser
[09:44] <Younder> sybariten, an since many versions of libc can coexist that in itself is not nessecairly a problem
[09:45] <snoopy> 'failed to connect'
[09:45] <Azeotrope> what protocol is VNC using? TCP? UDP?
[09:45] <Billiard> snoopy: what was the address?
[09:45] <livingdaylight> hallo i need the help
[09:45] <cornflake> Billiard, if i don't install the boot loader, how would add linux to the windows boot loader? (a howto would be nice)
[09:45] <snoopy> 192.168.1.67
[09:45] <livingdaylight> I install ubuntu on top of a previous installation
[09:45] <Billiard> cornflake: akaik you cant
[09:46] <indus> livingdaylight: and ?
[09:46] <Billiard> snoopy: thats probably your computers ip, try 192.168.1.1
[09:46] <Younder> sybariten, some use a soft link to libc and not to the spesific version (you never should!) and then you might get strange bugs
[09:46] <cornflake> Billiard, then i'll use the linux one then
[09:46] <CHESLYN> hi everyone
[09:46] <livingdaylight> i want to keep /home as it was so i didn't format it, but ubuntu didn't integrate my /home but added it as a mount drive and installed its entire os on what hsould just be /
[09:46] <snoopy> yep, still failed to connect
[09:46] <livingdaylight> what i did wrong?
[09:46] <indus> livingdaylight: thats because you didnt select that partition as /home,
[09:47] <CHESLYN> anyone , how do you reset the 'GDM'
[09:47] <sybariten> Younder: whats the problem with soft links to libraries? We do that at work quite a lot
[09:47] <livingdaylight> indus, grrrr... have to start all over again
[09:47] <indus> livingdaylight: run the live cd again, then select / and /home and select do not format
[09:47] <indus> livingdaylight: since you only selected / it added /home to it automatically
[09:47] <livingdaylight> k, i am restarting. will you be here in 5 minutes indus ?
[09:48] <indus> livingdaylight: just start again and select /home with option . no format
[09:48] <livingdaylight> indus, yes, isee
[09:48] <indus> livingdaylight: i will be here :)
[09:48] <llutz> sybariten: it's a common way to handle libs
[09:48] <Billiard> snoopy: type route -n
[09:48] <snoopy> in terminal?
[09:48] <Billiard> snoopy: yes
[09:48] <snoopy> and then
[09:48] <forkcap> cheslyn: the quick and dirty way is ctrl-alt-backspace to restart X if that suits you... it will then call up a new gdm
[09:49] <Younder> sybariten, Just that they make assumptions that they are bacward compatible. They are supposed to be, but that is not always the case. So if you update the libarary and then the soft link you can get strange bugs.
[09:49] <Billiard> snoopy: you should see a 192.168 address in the gateway column
[09:49] <indus> CHESLYN: sudo /etc/init/d/gdm restart
[09:50] <snoopy> ok, got it
[09:50] <Younder> sybariten, for stabillity it is best to explicitly depend on a spesific version
[09:50] <snoopy> 192.168.1.254
[09:50] <sybariten> Younder: hm, i dont really get it. Whats the effective difference as to installing a real lib? (which is, i suppose, mainly a copy-operation too)
[09:50] <Billiard> snoopy: ok that works in a browser?
[09:50] <cornflake> Billiard, thanx. hopefully it all works. i'll find out in an hour or two
[09:50] <forkcap> cheslyn, sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart    for just gdm (. not /)
[09:50] <Billiard> cornflake: alright
[09:50] <snoopy> well its loading, and its taking for ever. But it says "System - SUmarry"
[09:51] <CHESLYN> indus: thanks i'll try it
[09:51] <indus> CHESLYN: what exactly are you trying to do
[09:52] <[USO]cosmin_vasi> join #cs_uso
[09:52] <Younder> sybariten, not sure I understand the question. but in essence I think that you keep the old library. So adding a new one dosn't hurt.
[09:52] <CHESLYN> indus: the x servers it not working right
[09:52] <pitseleh> i'm trying to export a variable in an init script i'm creating
[09:52] <pitseleh> export PYTHON_EGG_CACHE=/tmp
[09:53] <Younder> sybariten, most system functions will continue using the old version so they don't notice it
[09:53] <pitseleh> then if i echo it straight after, it exists
[09:53] <pitseleh> though when i'm logged in as a user, the variable does not persist :/
[09:53] <sybariten> Younder: yeah, i just meant.... that i didnt quite understand how the linking can cause problems. From the systems point of view, it should believe its a real library file, right?
[09:53] <Spixx> pitseleh, env | grep PYTHON
[09:53] <pitseleh> Spixx: thanks :)
[09:53] <snoopy> okay
[09:53] <Spixx> that should output if the string is IN the env file
[09:53] <snoopy> i got it up
[09:54] <sybariten> but anyhow... thanks for your help on my upgrade quesitons Younder , llutz , Billiard . Too sad we couldnt solve this easily.   ;---)
[09:54] <Younder> sybariten, it IS a real library file, just a dynamically linked one. So a so file is included at runtime and shared with other processes
[09:54] <pitseleh> Spixx: not there :(
[09:54] <Spixx> wierd?
[09:54] <Spixx> what user do you run the script with? Maybe not in your env but said user?
[09:55] <pitseleh> Spixx: the script is run through /etc/rc2.d/S20Script start
[09:55] <pitseleh> Spixx: as root..
[09:55] <Younder> sybariten, the only way to be sure is try. If you don't want to or can't take the risc, then wait to you have console access.
[09:55] <pitseleh> and it echoes the variable from within the script after exporting it..
[09:56] <Spixx> pitseleh: I'm not a bash ninja but maybe it is your syntax?
[09:56] <pitseleh> Spixx: perhaps, though the lines are literally export PYTHON_EGG_CACHE=/tmp, and then echo ${PYTHON_EGG_CACHE}
[09:57] <wut> i don't plan on really installing alot of stuff on ubuntu, is 10GB fair enough to play with things?
[09:57] <pitseleh> i'll try to see if the var exists when as root
[09:57] <Billiard> wut yes should be alright
[09:57] <pitseleh> wut: yes, gnome will be the biggest hog
[09:57] <bazhang> wut, should be
[09:57] <wut> werd
[09:58] <sybariten> Younder: i _do_ have console access, but maybe you meant pysical or "i-can-throw-the-machine-out-of-the-window-if-i-want"-access. I guess my own biggest gripe is just that i dont want to break reboot uptime. Which is kinda lame, but still.
[09:59] <Billiard> sybariten: what is your current uptime that you want to keep?
[10:00] <Spixx> sybariten: http://www.google.se/search?q=switch+kernel+without+reboot
[10:00] <lng> hi! how to solve it? svn: /usr/local/BerkeleyDB.4.7/lib/libdb-4.7.so: no version information available (required by /usr/lib/libsvn_fs_base-1.so.1)
[10:00] <cornflake> Billiard, sweet! the install worked better than i expected
[10:00] <CHESLYN> forkcap: where must i 'ctrl-alt-backspace' to restart X ?
[10:00] <madrid> holaaa?
[10:00] <Kuna> ola
[10:00] <sybariten> Billiard: its about one and a half years
[10:00] <madrid> carlosssssss
[10:01] <cornflake> Billiard, the bootloader automatically put windows as an option
[10:01] <madrid> charlieeeeeeee
[10:01] <Billiard> cornflake: it should
[10:01] <bazhang> madrid, please stop that
[10:01] <Kuna> sofyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
[10:01] <madrid> jajajajaja
[10:01] <madrid> kunaaaaaaaa
[10:01] <madrid> kuna xk???
[10:01] <madrid> alaaa komo molaaa
[10:01] <Kuna> nose
[10:01] <bazhang> Kuna, please stop that
[10:01] <lemignon58> salut
[10:01] <Kuna> es mi nick en internet
[10:01] <bazhang> !fr | lemignon58
[10:01] <ardchoille> bazhang: they're both the same person i believe
[10:02] <Madpilot> !es | Kuna
[10:02] <bazhang> ardchoille, nice spot
[10:02] <Pirate_Hunter> does the machine I am connecting to via ssh need X11 to forward its apps because I am getting "cannot open display:"
[10:02] <Younder> sybariten, well you cant have your cake and eat it. If you do a dist update, you will have downtime. if only a few minutes. But do you really need to update?
[10:02] <llutz> Pirate_Hunter: use ssh -X ..
[10:02] <lemignon58> i thank you i am gonna chat in french
[10:03] <Younder> sybariten, if you need new functionality in the kernel, then yes.
[10:03] <Pirate_Hunter> llutz: I did and I can X forward dont no why
[10:04] <sybariten> Younder: no, i know i cant have my cake and eat it. And i _will_ dist-upgrade , with a reboot, in a near future....  but, well, i started using a new irc client and its kinda hard to get decent support frm the developer coz all he keeps telling me is "ooh.. thats old. You should upgrade". Hehe.
[10:04] <sybariten> so its mainly about that irc client
[10:04] <Krhome> Hi, I'm a developper and I try to access to a device throw bluetooth, can you tell me how i can read (and write)   on this device?
[10:04] <sybariten> I just thought it'd be easier than it was, to upgrade. Wasnt too keen on doing the dist upgrade right exactly now.
[10:04] <Younder> sybariten, ignore it! karmic is a kinda unstable update anyhow, liable to break things.
[10:05] <lemignon58> how to do to change chanel?
[10:05] <Younder> you join another, you don't change it
[10:05] <erUSUL> lemignon58: join another channel ? /j #newchannelname
[10:05] <sybariten> Younder: oh I was just going to hardy or what its called. And the client needs a few things that prolly arent available in gutsy. see here: http://pastebin.ca/1685070
[10:06] <lemignon58> salut
[10:06] <erUSUL> !gutsy
[10:06] <lemignon58> salut
[10:06] <erUSUL> lemignon58: hi
[10:06] <ardchoille> sybariten: are you on a debian system?
[10:07] <hassanakevazir> lemignon58, /join #Ubuntu-fr
[10:08] <sybariten> ardchoille: ubuntu....
[10:08] <john2009> hello i have a problem with the web server in opera can anybody assist me ?
[10:08] <sybariten> john2009: theres a server in opera?
[10:08] <livingdaylight> sybariten, yes
[10:08] <ardchoille> sybariten: have you checked the repos for weechat?
[10:08] <livingdaylight> john2009, best to ask iin #opera
[10:09] <john2009> ok but who can i ask if they dont list a number..?
[10:09] <Krhome> nobody could hep me?
[10:09] <indus> Krhome: hi
[10:09] <indus> Krhome: what is the problem
[10:09] <indus> livingdaylight: hi
[10:09] <Kuna> asta luego
[10:10] <Krhome> I would like to know how to read and write on a bluetooth device
[10:10] <sybariten> livingdaylight: ok didnt know that... sounds cool.
[10:10] <Krhome> I'm a developper
[10:10] <livingdaylight> indus, hi... i think i'm ok. its installing again. Have to wait and see on the other side whether its all good
[10:10] <sybariten> ardchoille: well, thats how i got it installed originally. But its a very old version you get with apt + gutsy.
[10:10] <sybariten> in its standard form
[10:10] <Pirate_Hunter> when one uses the command "xinit -- :1" where does this screen get created to because I've gone all the way up to f8 and it is not there?
[10:10] <indus> !who | Krhome
[10:10] <john2009> i keep getting an e3rror message 404 not found
[10:10] <ardchoille> sybariten: ah, ok
[10:10] <livingdaylight> sybariten, its very kewl.... a bit like ubuntu one but a server
[10:11] <flower> what is the boot time of 9.10 remix?
[10:11] <Krhome> indus: I'm developing a software and I try to read and write on a bluetooth device
[10:11] <graingert> !question | sybariten
[10:11] <john2009> so you think i should install again
[10:11] <indus> Krhome: so is the device visible in bluetooth icon?
[10:11] <sybariten> graingert: sank you... sank you very much, graingert-san
[10:11] <indus> Krhome: click on icon on pane;
[10:12] <shurane> speaking of netbook remix, how do i go figure out the hal properties of a device... like say... the multitouch trakcpad?
[10:12] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[10:12] <shurane> these google searches aren't getting me around well
[10:12] <john2009> do you know what that error message is 404 not found?
[10:12] <Krhome> indus: no the device is nivisible
[10:13] <Billiard> john2009: the page was "not found"
[10:13] <Krhome> indus: not visible
[10:13] <indus> Krhome: hmm which device is it
[10:13] <U-b-u-n-t-u> is there a program that backs up data so that I could format and re-install without loosing my setup and configs on my apps?
[10:13] <Krhome> indus: it's a medical device (Constructor :Nonin)
[10:13] <john2009> yea and resources not found ,,,,dose that mean its a opera problem or a computer one?
[10:13] <ardchoille> U-b-u-n-t-u: you might look into using PartImage on the system rescue cd.. that's how I clone my systems: http:www.sysresccd.org
[10:13] <Krhome> indus: for get your heart rate
[10:14] <graingert> woops sybariten I meant someone else
[10:14] <U-b-u-n-t-u> thanks ardchoille
[10:14] <Billiard> john2009: the server
[10:14] <graingert> !question | john2009
[10:14] <rsv> on ubuntu 8.0.4 sound is not working ; what do i need to check
[10:14] <indus> Krhome:aah not sure if that will work
[10:14] <erUSUL> !sound | rsv
[10:14] <indus> Krhome: i hope it has bluetooth capabilities , maybe you should connect manually
[10:14] <ardchoille> U-b-u-n-t-u: sysresccd is a live cd with lots of tools, I recommend it
[10:14] <Krhome> indus: I have restart the device now i see it in the bluetooth ilst
[10:15] <indus> Krhome: good :)
[10:15] <indus> Krhome: and good luck
[10:15] <Krhome> indus: but the PIN have 6 number!
[10:15] <indus> !bluetooth | Krhome
[10:15] <john2009> are there people from other countrys here
[10:15] <Jimi_Neutral> what is the command to install gnome desktop?
[10:15] <Billiard> john2009: im sure there are
[10:16] <indus> john2009: which country are you then?
[10:16] <Krhome> indus: thanks, but now do you know what should i do for read on it via code?
[10:16] <indus> Krhome: nope
[10:16] <john2009> im from london and you
[10:16] <Krhome> indu: ok thanks
[10:16] <indus> john2009: do you have an ubuntu question
[10:16] <Krhome> indus: ok, thanks
[10:16] <Linux-IRC> Does anyone here use archlinux ?
[10:16] <indus> Krhome: np , good day
[10:16] <bazhang> Linux-IRC, #archlinux
[10:16] <Billiard> Linux-IRC: this is for ubuntu support
[10:16] <meatbun> it is just me or firefox 3.5 is slower. it locks up and grayed out a lot
[10:17] <john2009> im not sure what that means ubuntu???????????????????
[10:17] <jussi01> john2009: generally this isnt a chat channel, if you want to chatter, join #ubuntu-offtopic
[10:17] <ActionParsnip> Linux-IRC: its offtopic for this channel
[10:17] <erUSUL> Linux-IRC: no; we use ubuntu; what a surprise eh ;)
[10:17] <bazhang> Linux-IRC, /join #archlinux
[10:17] <legend2440> U-b-u-n-t-u: partimage is good but it does not work if you are using karmic with ext4 . for ext4 you need clonezilla   http://clonezilla.org/
[10:17] <Billiard> !ubuntu john2009
[10:17] <Billiard> !ubuntu | john2009
[10:17] <Krhome> ubottu: thanks for the link, but there is no help about how to read and write on a bluetooth device via Code (I try to develop a soft for read heart rate from a Nonin bluetooth device)
[10:17] <Linux-IRC> legend2440: Do you use clonezilla ?
[10:18] <ActionParsnip> john2009: ubuntu is an african word
[10:18] <legend2440> Linux-IRC:  yes
[10:18] <isolat3dsh33p> guys, how do i check my linux version installed in my system?
[10:18] <ActionParsnip> isolat3dsh33p: lsb_release -a
[10:18] <Flannel> isolat3dsh33p: lsb_release -a
[10:18] <Billiard> isolat3dsh33p: uname -a
[10:18] <ActionParsnip> isolat3dsh33p: and uname -a
[10:19] <john2009> ok ill check it out....thanks
[10:19] <isolat3dsh33p> ActionParsnip, Flannel, Billiard : thanks, I kept forgetting these commands =_=
[10:19] <Linux-IRC> legend2440: From partedmagic or from the clonezilla live ?
[10:20] <Linux-IRC> Does anyone here use partedmagic ?
[10:20] <isolat3dsh33p> !lsb
[10:20] <legend2440> Linux-IRC: clonezilla live cd
[10:20] <isolat3dsh33p> guys, i have not lsb modules, what does it mean?
[10:21] <indus> isolat3dsh33p: who says you dont?
[10:21] <lemignon58> help i am a new suser and i want go to the french chanel
[10:21] <indus> isolat3dsh33p: cat /etc/lsb-release?
[10:21] <legend2440> !fr
[10:21] <isolat3dsh33p> indus, lsb_release -a
[10:22] <rumpel_> indus, "No LSB modules are available." ... first line of lsb_release -a
[10:22] <sybariten> legend2440: haha, you have messages like that for every possible situation?
[10:22] <sybariten> (linguistic)
[10:22] <isolat3dsh33p> rumpel_, you what i means?
[10:23] <isolat3dsh33p> rumpel_, *it
[10:23] <rumpel_> isolat3dsh33p, yes.. i guess, they are optional...
[10:23] <isolat3dsh33p> rumpel_, not much to worry about it then :)
[10:24] <huangxiaobo> why can't me paste in plugins
[10:24] <rumpel_> isolat3dsh33p, don't think you have to
[10:24] <huangxiaobo> who can help me
[10:24] <rrr__> join #trivia
[10:25] <bazhang> rrr__, dont advertise here
[10:25] <isolat3dsh33p> rumpel_, I'm just a newbie. :')
[10:25] <rrr__> sry
[10:25] <rrr__> excuse me
[10:25] <llutz> huangxiaobo: you mean copy? sudo cp yourfile /.../plugins
[10:25] <bazhang> rrr__, /join #channel
[10:25] <rumpel_> isolat3dsh33p, wasn't a dumb question either... %)
[10:26] <aae> apt-get install unixodbc-devel-2.2.11
[10:26] <aae> Reading package lists... Done
[10:26] <aae> Building dependency tree
[10:26] <aae> Reading state information... Done
[10:26] <aae> E: Couldn't find package unixodbc-devel-2.2.11
[10:26] <FloodBot3> aae: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:26] <s> hi everybody
[10:26] <aae> where con i found this pachege??
[10:27] <ActionParsnip> !find unixodbc
[10:27] <llutz> aae: apt-cache search unixodbc
[10:27] <rumpel_> isolat3dsh33p, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/lsb/+bug/66914
[10:27] <huangxiaobo> yes  i want to paste  file in it
[10:27] <ActionParsnip> !info unixodbc-dev
[10:27] <ActionParsnip> aae: sudo apt-get install unixodbc-dev
[10:27] <Guest4684> does anybody know if there's a need to update from jackalope to koala?
[10:27] <huangxiaobo> but i can't do it
[10:27] <U-b-u-n-t-u> since I updated to 9.10 everything is running a little slower so im considering a format and reinstall ...... is there any alternative??? I mean to speed things up
[10:27] <llutz> Guest4684: there isn't
[10:27] <ActionParsnip> aae: you'd have also found it with: apt-cache search unixodbc
[10:27] <llutz> huangxiaobo:  sudo cp yourfile /.../plugins
[10:28] <tkmsr> what do I need to do to run PHP in Ubuntu
[10:28] <koshari> U-b-u-n-t-u check whats using resources to begin with
[10:28] <aae> ActionParsnip: Ok will trry
[10:28] <huangxiaobo>  thank you
[10:28] <Guest4684> ok llutz... ty
[10:28] <eli7777> hey yall i'v been googling this for the last few hours and i'm dont know where to look next. today my multimedia stopped working. i used https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Hotkeys/Troubleshooting to trouble shoot but the hotkeys are not giving any keycode in xev
[10:28] <leaf-sheep> U-b-u-n-t-u: Install packages manually instead of using ubuntu-desktop metapackage. That's one example.
[10:28] <Guest4684> everything's fine with jaunty, hope it will continue
[10:29] <eli7777> ps the hot keys are working on another computer running ubuntu
[10:29] <llutz> Guest4684: i don't think karmic has real must-haves which are worth the risk to break a running system
[10:30] <padi999> hey, where do I find a channel that can help me in concern of lunks/cryptsetup encryption?
[10:30] <Church> i got impression, that karmic rather has more problems then good points
[10:31] <aae> !find pdksh
[10:31] <ghabit> Church: Like what? I want migrate to ubuntu, and I'd like know about common troubles.
[10:31] <eli7777> church i'm startinig to feel the same way
[10:31] <isolat3dsh33p> rumpel_, thanks
[10:31] <eli7777> but then i felt the same way about 9.04 the first week i had it too
[10:31] <sharpen047> what is i2c? and how do i install it?
[10:31] <edi_99> Hi guys. I've just installed rubygems1.9 from the repositories and installed rails, but when trying to create a new project, i.e. $ rails myApp, the terminals says rails is not installed. What should I do?
[10:32] <d4non> is that really such a common problem that flash (youtube) is quite unresponsible sometimes?
[10:32] <d4non> lagged I mean
[10:32] <rumpel_> sharpen047, aptitude show i2c-tools ? this one?
[10:33] <aae> !find sysstat
[10:33] <davidd> ghabit most common is nvidea problems
[10:33] <sharpen047> i am not sure rumpel_
[10:33] <bazhang> aae, please /msg ubottu
[10:33] <sharpen047> rumpel_, http://apanel.sourceforge.net/index.php
[10:33] <ActionParsnip> d4non: yep, flash sucks and will eat your CPU good while it runs
[10:33] <tkmsr> when ever I am configuring
[10:33] <tkmsr> PHP
[10:33] <Church> ghabit: well. my annoyances so far are pulse audio laaaaaaginess, X server/intel driver needed option removal / breakage on my hw setup (monitor via kvm && sometimes off), several small quirks with sevaral apps, general overall instability
[10:33] <tkmsr> it is denying permission to open a file
[10:33] <tkmsr> to me
[10:33] <ActionParsnip> d4non: if your ubuntu is 64bit you can use the 64bit flash
[10:34] <ActionParsnip> tkmsr: if the file you are editting is not in your home directory you will need to use gksudo to get write access
[10:35] <ActionParsnip> tkmsr: you are only a user, but you are a member of a special group allowing you to use gk/sudo, if you simply open a file without either command it will be opened as user, and you willnot have write access
[10:35] <tkmsr> well what I am doing is I am logging as root
[10:35] <tkmsr> and making files
[10:35] <tkmsr> in /var/www/
[10:35] <eli7777> tkmsr; sudo <program> <path/to/file/>
[10:35] <rumpel_> sharpen047, hmm... kernel patches... driver compilation...  http://penguin-breeder.org/kernel/#apanel
[10:35] <tkmsr> if I need to make some PHP files
[10:35] <ActionParsnip> eli7777: gksudo for gui apps though ;)
[10:35] <tkmsr> where do I keep them so that every one can execute
[10:35] <ActionParsnip> tkmsr: don't log on as root, its strongly NOT advised
[10:35] <tkmsr> I do not want to give root access to every one
[10:35] <tkmsr> Ok
[10:35] <tkmsr> but then it does not let me go in home directory
[10:36] <tkmsr> /var/www
[10:36] <ActionParsnip> tkmsr: you can chmod and chown the file as needed so that the right people have the right access
[10:36] <tkmsr> sorry Document Rooot
[10:36] <sharpen047> rumpel_, http://kubuntuforums.net/forums/index.php?action=printpage;topic=3108120.0
[10:36] <tkmsr> Do I need to set document root some where
[10:36] <tkmsr> so that every one can access it
[10:36] <ActionParsnip> tkmsr: i wouldnt give everyone access, not secure at all
[10:37] <tkmsr> I m not able to understand where should I put my files so that they can be executed
[10:37] <tkmsr> they are simple PHP scripts
[10:37] <tkmsr> http://localhost/home
[10:37] <tkmsr> is not present in my laptop
[10:38] <tkmsr> where should I put my developed sites how can I navigate in them
[10:38] <rumpel_> sharpen047, have you tried the suggestion in the first error-message?  (.."  Run 'make oldconfig && make prepare' on kernel src to fix it. "..)
[10:39] <davidd> tkmsr you should edit /usr/local/etc/apache/httpd.conf and point there to your webroot
[10:39] <sharpen047> rumpel_, yes  it doesnt do anything
[10:39] <tkmsr> ohh
[10:39] <isolat3dsh33p> guys, i just update linux, and after restarting, compiz seems to be fail to work
[10:39] <tkmsr> what should I edit in it
[10:40] <davidd> also, make every file accesible by nobody
[10:40] <tkmsr> I do not have that etc in it
[10:40] <davidd> tkmsr you can lookup the document root there, or insert another, ctrl-f to documentroot
[10:40] <llutz> tkmsr: /etc/apache*
[10:40] <tkmsr> there is no directory in /usr/local/etc
[10:41] <davidd> tkmsr sorry /etc/apache/httpd.conf
[10:41] <tkmsr> ok
[10:41] <davidd> without the /usr/local
[10:41] <tkmsr> I installed apache2
[10:41]  * davidd is oldfashioned user
[10:41] <llutz> tkmsr: /etc/apache2
[10:41] <lajevardi> Hi. Is there any .swf to .flv convertor available for Ubuntu?
[10:41] <tkmsr> the whole httpd.conf is blank
[10:41] <tkmsr> there is nothing written in it
[10:41] <davidd> lajevardi yes, mencoder
[10:41] <llutz> tkmsr: edit the config in configured.sites or how it is called
[10:42] <davidd> lajevardi or what you want with them
[10:42] <tkmsr> I did as root vi /etc/apache2/httpd.conf
[10:42] <Younder> tkmsr, yes
[10:42] <tkmsr> it is an empty file
[10:42] <lajevardi> tkmsr: If you wanna config your apache, let's open apache2.conf
[10:42] <llutz> tkmsr: leave it empty
[10:42] <ActionParsnip> lajevardi: mencoder
[10:42] <lajevardi> sudo vi /etc/apache2/apache2.conf
[10:42] <Younder> tkmsr, if you look at the documentation you will see that this is a multiple domain setup
[10:42] <ActionParsnip> lajevardi: of ffmpeg
[10:42] <lajevardi> ActionParsnip: thank you, I'll google that
[10:42] <ActionParsnip> or*
[10:43] <tkmsr> Ok
[10:43] <tkmsr> I opened apache2.con
[10:43] <tkmsr> f
[10:43] <Younder> tkmsr, in the subdirs you will find httpd.conf in pieces
[10:43] <tkmsr> in apache2.conf
[10:43] <tkmsr> ServerRoot is mentioned
[10:43] <sharpen047> any devs here in the channel at the moment?
[10:44] <tkmsr> httpd.conf is present only in /etc/apache2/
[10:44] <tkmsr> I did a locate to find it out
[10:44] <snowrichard> been playing around with my acer netbook
[10:44] <cancelerx> hello ... any one here can help me with installing and running adobe air application on ubuntu karmic
[10:44] <cancelerx> i have installed the adobe air runtime
[10:44] <Younder> tkmsr, all setup files are under /etc ..
[10:44] <llutz> tkmsr: edit the config-file in /etc/apache2/sites-enabled
[10:44] <tkmsr> ya I know the
[10:44] <tkmsr> ok
[10:44] <Madpilot> sharpen047, I'd be highly surprised if there were...
[10:45] <cancelerx> but i cant seem to install adobe air apps and see their installation path or menu to click
[10:45] <tkmsr> Ok I got the Document Root here
[10:45] <sharpen047> Madpilot, there was last night but he had to go :(
[10:45] <snowrichard> tried  a couple of distros could not get some to boot from an external usb hard drive
[10:45] <llutz> tkmsr: or create a new one in .../sites-available, edit it, enable with a2ensite
[10:45] <lajevardi> tkmsr: agree with llutz, that's conf child
[10:45] <snowrichard> came back to ubuntu and used the partioner to resize the xp partition to make some room
[10:45] <Younder> tkmsr, next time do a 'find /etc -name apache2 -print' to narrow it down
[10:46] <storyhe^korea> 'failed to create output image buffer of 409x240 pixels'
[10:47] <ActionParsnip> snowrichard: you can use tools to put the ISO on the USB device so it boots, many distros have a USB installer too.
[10:47] <padi999> ls
[10:47] <llutz> Younder: it won't help him, because the default config isn't named apache2.conf afaik
[10:47] <Younder> tkmsr, locate tends to flood you with information you don't want. It helps to be more explicit
[10:48] <Younder> llutz, I will take a look at my own apache config
[10:48] <snowrichard> with ubuntu i used another computer that did have a cdrom drive to make the usb ubuntu startup flash
[10:48] <davidd> do a ls /etc/apach*
[10:48] <cancelerx> anyhelp with my adobe air problem
[10:48] <ActionParsnip> Younder: or grep the output to make it intelligible
[10:49] <isolat3dsh33p> guys, upgrade to current kernel killed my fglrx. How to solve this. I'm using ATI Radeon HD3200
[10:49] <llutz> Younder: default / default-ssl are the default-configs
[10:50] <Younder> ActionParsnip, right -exec grep "regexp" {} \;
[10:50] <snowrichard> wifi doesn't work until we add a line to /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf   blacklist acer_wmi
[10:50] <ActionParsnip> cancelerx: you may need to add menu items manually. I don't use adobe air. http://www.simplehelp.net/2008/09/17/how-to-install-adobe-air-in-ubuntu/ may help
[10:50] <hax0r> Can someone help me find and install the correct wifi driver. I have Asus G72gx bestbuy laptop.......Im only getting one bar
[10:50] <ActionParsnip> Younder: i use find personally but yeah, same kinda jazz
[10:52] <Younder> ActionParsnip, lol
[10:53] <steveccc> hi all - i have to create 15 vcards for a client and wondered if there is a good program on ubuntu to create them with?
[10:53] <spiraliz> about that thingie. every(one) complayning about bad drivers for wifi on karmic. has anyone tryed downgrading the kernel to say 2.6.28.* ?
[10:53] <ActionParsnip> Younder: ?
[10:53] <ActionParsnip> spiraliz: 100% of my wifi works out of the box.
[10:54] <Younder> ActionParsnip, well -exec was a option to find
[10:54] <lajevardi> ActionParsnip: can you drop me the command needed to convert a swf file to flv? I can't find them in the supported formats :(
[10:54] <Younder> ActionParsnip, read a bit further up
[10:54] <ActionParsnip> Younder: sudo find / -iname *.so" | grep flash
[10:54] <ActionParsnip> Younder: for example
[10:54] <hassanakevazir> cancelerx, adobe air is in /opt/Adobe\ Air
[10:54] <spiraliz> ActionParsnip, well, my wifi sucks with all kernels above 2.6.26.16
[10:54] <hax0r> spiraliz
[10:54] <Younder> ActionParsnip, you don't need sudo
[10:54] <hax0r> how do i downgrade kernel
[10:54] <ActionParsnip> spiraliz: i ALWAYS check the hCL before making purchases
[10:55] <hassanakevazir> oh he has left...
[10:55] <ActionParsnip> Younder: it reduces the "access denied" messages for a cleaner output, so I use it
[10:55] <hax0r> spiraliz can u tell me how to downgrade kernel before my wifi access dies again
[10:55] <Younder> ActionParsnip, and that can be wtitten find / -iname '*.so' -exec grep flash {} \;
[10:55] <ActionParsnip> Younder: try it, you'll see what i mean
[10:55] <spiraliz> exept the slackwarekernel 2.6.29.6 with a patch i don't se the point too
[10:56] <spiraliz> hax0r, search/google linux kernel build
[10:56] <Younder> ActionParsnip, Yes I get them, but I never cared. They were never in interesting direcories anyhow
[10:56] <lajevardi> ActionParsnip: can you drop me the command needed to convert a swf file to flv? I can't find them in the supported formats :(
[10:56] <ActionParsnip> Younder: indeed, mines just a bit neater as you dont have to end the line or use braces etc
[10:57] <Younder> ActionParsnip, I , of cource, prefer mine :)
[10:58] <ActionParsnip> lajevardi: http://harry.sufehmi.com/archives/2007-11-20-1521/
[10:58] <ActionParsnip> Younder: tats fine
[10:58] <hax0r> Hmm I dont want to downgrade. Can u tell me how to find and install my real wifi drivver
[10:58] <spiraliz> hm. 2.6.28 of course
[10:58] <lajevardi> ActionParsnip: thanks ;)
[10:58] <ActionParsnip> lajevardi: its websearching, just like you were doing
[10:59] <Pirate_Hunter> htop show my cpu at 100% yet the list doesnt display what is actually taking so much process, anyone can help me figure it out?
[10:59] <lajevardi> Ofcourse it is, but It seems I'm some kinda lame in that :p
[11:00] <spiraliz> hax0r, what kind ot wifi card have you ?
[11:00] <ActionParsnip> lajevardi: well, Jeeves is my homeboi
[11:00] <Younder> ActionParsnip, in this case you win, but say you wanna 'rm'.. let alone sun a bach file on it.
[11:00] <hax0r> spiraliz: no idea im new to ubuntu
[11:00] <ActionParsnip> Younder: its not about winning
[11:00] <ActionParsnip> Younder: why is it some sort of competition?
[11:01] <Younder> ActionParsnip, no, just a disgression
[11:01] <hax0r> I have a asus g72gx laptop from bestbuy
[11:02] <spiraliz> hax0r, you wifi card has nothing to doo with your os
[11:02] <ActionParsnip> Younder: true but the subject has sailed, yes exec will let you execute stuff on the results but if you just want to list the files, both are equal
[11:02] <rumpel_> Pirate_Hunter, can you pastbin "ps axu"-output ?
[11:02] <hax0r> Built-in wireless LAN (802.11b/g/n)
[11:02] <hax0r> Wirelessly connect to the Internet.
[11:02] <hax0r> thats what it says on bestbuys website
[11:02] <ActionParsnip> hax0r: run: sudo lshw -C network | grep product
[11:02] <Younder> ActionParsnip, right, that's what I ment
[11:03] <ActionParsnip> Younder: i understood too
[11:03] <hax0r> product: AR928X Wireless Network Adapter (PCI-Express)
[11:03] <ActionParsnip> hax0r: much better :)
[11:03] <spiraliz> :)
[11:03] <ActionParsnip> hax0r: you can now websearch that and see what you can find
[11:04] <Johnney> Hey, I'm trying to set up a mail server and I can send internally to inside and outside emails. I can't reply from other addresses inwards. I'm using courier for my MTA
[11:04] <ActionParsnip> Johnney: have you read this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MailServer ?
[11:04] <Pirate_Hunter> rumpel_:  that command doesn't seem to work system dont recognise it
[11:05] <rumpel_> Pirate_Hunter, "ps axu" ??
[11:05] <Johnney> ActionParsnip: Yessir, mister Garden variety vegetable sir.
[11:05] <sampo> hello there
[11:06] <sampo> I need assistance concerning Matlab...how to start it, without a terminal pops up???
[11:07] <sampo> .how to start it, without a terminal pops up???
[11:07] <Dezine> Is there anyway to move where Notify-osd alerts pop up?
[11:07] <sampo> .how to start Matlab, without a terminal pops up???
[11:07] <Pirate_Hunter> rumpel_: never mind here it http://pastebin.com/fc08a493
[11:07] <SpaceGhost> !patience sampo
[11:07] <sampo> ok:)
[11:07] <rumpel_> !send-notify
[11:08] <SpaceGhost> ! notify-send Dezine
[11:08] <SpaceGhost> Total fail about that.
[11:08] <linxeh> sampo: we saw it the first ime
[11:08] <hax0r> What do I do
[11:08] <hax0r> If iscrew up the wireless drivers i have now
[11:09] <hax0r> tthen i cant even web seearch to fix it
[11:09] <sampo> ime?
[11:09] <sampo> what that stands for?
[11:09] <SpaceGhost> ActionParsnip: I have read and followed the ubuntu community documents.
[11:09] <ActionParsnip> hax0r: use wired til you get on your feet
[11:09] <SpaceGhost> sampo: This isn't instant messenger, please post your question once and wait.
[11:09] <ActionParsnip> SpaceGhost: thats all i know dude
[11:09] <sampo> ok...
[11:10] <SpaceGhost> ActionParsnip: It's alright.
[11:10] <Pirate_Hunter> rumpel_: anything
[11:10] <SpaceGhost> sampo: How do you start matlabs? a init script or some other method?
[11:10] <sampo> I start it through matlab lib
[11:11] <Younder> SpaceGhost, I used the menu on top of the screen
[11:11] <sampo> I installed it...and just made a link that points to "matlab" file
[11:11] <rumpel_> Pirate_Hunter, don't see anything, that might cause this
[11:11] <sampo> /home/sampo/Matlab2009a/bin/matlab
[11:11] <SpaceGhost> sampp: how did you install matlab?
[11:12] <SpaceGhost> sampo: from source, or a .deb or from apt-get?
[11:12] <sampo> Type.."Application in Terminal"
[11:12] <linxeh> SpaceGhost: yeah, cos matlab is in a repo...
[11:12] <sampo> from a dvd iso
[11:12] <linxeh> sampo: tut tut - so you have an illegal copy ?
[11:12] <SpaceGhost> linxeh: I have no idea what it is, I'm just trying to get some real info.
[11:12] <sampo> it holds many types like 32, 64bit...but I dunno...deb or rpm...
[11:13] <Younder> sambo: you heard of octave?
[11:13] <linxeh> sampo: you should email MathWorks and ask them how to do it - your licence includes support
[11:13] <Pirate_Hunter> rumpel_: neither do I specially since top doesnt show cpu at 100% but htop does and I know there is something slowing downs the system cause ssh response decreases
[11:13] <snowrichard> i'm upgrading to karmic nw
[11:13] <hax0r> ActionParsnip: How can I make sure im running in Wireless G mode on my laptop end
[11:13] <SpaceGhost> sampo: well, all I can say for the moment is that you need to install .deb for your architecture.
[11:13] <sampo> hmmm...I dunno that(
[11:13] <sampo> just got a dvd from a friend..
[11:13] <sampo> ahaa...
[11:13] <ActionParsnip> hax0r: sudo lshw -C network     check the speeds rated
[11:14] <linxeh> sampo: call them on +30 2 10 6031121
[11:14] <SpaceGhost> sampo: I don't think I can help you. It's most likely a pirated copy.
[11:14] <linxeh> sampo:  info@mentorhellas.com - greek support for matlab
[11:14] <ActionParsnip> hax0r: or just use the connection, if its runing at an acceptible speed then who cares
[11:14] <sampo> I have the same impression too..:(
[11:14] <hax0r> I'm having the exact same issue with ubuntu 9.10 and my ASUS g71 with the AR928X. I can connect, but everything is very very slow. I'm poking around trying to find a solution and I'm not having much luck. I've installed the wicd network manager based on a posting and that didn't seem to improve anything.
[11:14] <sampo> ok...thanx
[11:14] <ranjan> how to use vinagre from windows system on lan
[11:14] <hax0r> im no tthe only one with this problem lol
[11:14] <ranjan> how to use vinagre from windows system on lan
[11:14] <SpaceGhost> linxeh: what is matlab exatly?
[11:15] <Guest14099> is there anybody using inotify?
[11:15] <linxeh> SpaceGhost: a commercial mathematics package - very expensive
[11:15] <linxeh> SpaceGhost: Octave is an attempt to reimplement it as opensource
[11:15] <rumpel_> Pirate_Hunter, apache alone seems to use around 80% of ram...
[11:15] <linxeh> SpaceGhost: http://www.mathworks.com/products/matlab/
[11:15] <Guest14099> there is something wrong with the inotify api
[11:15] <SpaceGhost> haxor: are you trying to get your drivers, what is your issue?
[11:15] <SpaceGhost> linxeh: thanks.
[11:16] <Younder> sampo: you might wanna look at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=288264
[11:16] <hax0r> ActionParsnip: I watch alot of flash video streams. Their having hiccups due to the wiffi running at 50% and also sudddenly my wifi connectoin just disables sometimes
[11:16] <SpaceGhost> Younder: Sampo left.
[11:25] <SpaceGhost> !enter | strywgr
[11:25] <strywgr> okay, now i won't. can you now answer to my question?
[11:25] <Milos_SD> where can I find ndiswrapper 1.55 package for Ubuntu?
[11:25] <Younder> Strywgr: you have to be more spesific. What grahics card do you have?
[11:25] <Milos_SD> I tryed to compile it, but I get errors
[11:25] <strywgr> nvidia 8500.
[11:25] <Milos_SD> and 1.54 gets me a kernel panic :(
[11:25] <ak1> Hi, I have 2 computers on my network. This one (Ubuntu 9.10 - upgrade from 9.04) and a Windows Vista.
[11:25] <ak1> I've shared a folder on the Vista computer - and turned password protection on shared folders off.
[11:25] <ak1> I am able to connect to the Vista computer, but when I try to open a folder, I get the error "Unanble to mount location - Failed to mount Windows share".
[11:25] <ak1> Anyone?
[11:25] <FloodBot2> ak1: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:25] <FloodBot3> ak1: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:25] <FloodBot1> ak1: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:25] <strywgr> everything was alright, i restarted it and it changed the resolution.
[11:26] <SpaceGhost> strywgr: Do you have video drivers installed? or are you using vesa?
[11:26] <strywgr> drivers installed.
[11:26] <Younder> Strywgr: for what?
[11:26] <SpaceGhost> strywgr: What is your video card vendor?
[11:27] <strywgr> nvidia geforce.
[11:27] <Jimi_Neutral> how long does *realoading system log deamon normally take when installing gnome desktop?
[11:27] <SpaceGhost> !info nvidia-settings | strywgr
[11:27] <Younder> Strywgr: ahh my vendor, now we are getting somewhere
[11:27] <strywgr> Everything was fine untill i tried 'KDE' session.
[11:28] <strywgr> logged out, and tried to login back using GNOME.
[11:28] <SpaceGhost> strywgr run this sudo nvidia-settings
[11:28] <bazhang> SpaceGhost, gksudo with gui apps
[11:28] <ak1> "Failed to mount Windows share" when trying to open a shared folder on a windows Vista with Nautilus (9.10). Does anyone have a clue?
[11:28] <Younder> Strywgr: you have a seperate entry in the menu system > Administartion > NVIDEA X Server Settings
[11:28] <SpaceGhost> bahzang: you're right. I'll remember that.
[11:29] <strywgr> reso : 1024 x 768 - but the reso is to large.
[11:29] <Younder> Strywgr: you set them ther and it shoud work
[11:29] <SpaceGhost> Younder: he probably can't edit any settings as he needs to run it as root.
[11:29] <SpaceGhost> strywgr: run this gksudo nvidia-settings
[11:30] <strywgr> again, nvidia x server settings opened.
[11:30] <Younder> SpaceGhost, Hee needs a administrative password, yes. Ubuntu doesn't even set up a root password.
[11:30] <aaron11> Quick question... How do I find my Mac address
[11:30] <SpaceGhost> strywgr: try setting your resolution as you like, then try switching desktop environments.
[11:31] <strywgr> hms wait.. maybe this can do something.
[11:31] <Younder> aaron11, ipconfig
[11:31] <erUSUL> aaron11: ifconfig
[11:31] <om26er> aaron11, connecion infromation
[11:31] <SpaceGhost> Younder: Yes, but just going to nvidia-settings on the menu is read only. Excepting that he can apply.
[11:31] <Younder> aaron11, so you enter a password and it works
[11:32] <Younder> aaron11, iff you have it, and if you don't there is nothing you can do.
[11:32] <SpaceGhost> bahzang: is there some way to quickly send a @ message to someone like bahzang: ?
[11:33] <aaron11> Younder: Is this a Mac address and by the way ipconfig only works in Windows 02:1D:E0:00:3D:5F
[11:33] <SpaceGhost> aaron11: the simplest answer is to run ifconfig on any terminal and note that the default interface is eth0 for wired connections.
[11:34] <aaron11> bluesscream: Haha! Nice name ;)
[11:34] <SpaceGhost> aaron11: that is a mac address.
[11:34] <aaron11> SpaceGhost: Im using aircrack-ng so I need wlan0 (Wireless)
[11:34] <Younder> aaron11, sorry ifconfig
[11:35] <SpaceGhost> aaron11: so note the mac address for the wlan0 entry.
[11:35] <aaron11> SpaceGhost: Thanks! There will be more questions soon...
[11:36] <aaron11> !bssid
[11:36] <SpaceGhost> aaron11: try ifconfig | grep wlan0
[11:36] <bazhang> !msgthebot > aaron11
[11:37] <Younder>  aaron11 : ifconfig -a  and llok at HWaddr
[11:38] <SpaceGhost> aaron11: this command filters out everything but what you need  ifconfig | grep wlan0
[11:38] <aaron11> Younder SpaceGhost: I hope im not being a bother every second 00:24:2c:0c:e4:e4
[11:38] <SpaceGhost> aaron11: not at all, I just hope I'm helping.
[11:38] <Younder>  nop
[11:39] <aaron11> SpaceGhost: Almost better than ActionParsnip ;)
[11:39] <aaron11> you too Younder
[11:39] <SpaceGhost> aaron11: never say that. Ever :p
[11:39] <SpaceGhost> ActionParsnip is my hero. And unbeknownst mentor
[11:40] <aaron11> SpaceGhost: LOL!
[11:41] <Younder> Arron11: all you really needed to do was google 'ubuntu get MAC address'
[11:41] <SpaceGhost> aaron11: feel free to ask any questions. I'm sure that between the two of us (read Younder and myself), we can help you get things situated
[11:41] <SpaceGhost> Younder: yes, you can tie someone to google for the rest of their life. Or you can show them the command and maybe enlighten them.
[11:42] <Younder> SpaceGhost, I would like to think it is a comination of searching and instruction
[11:43] <strywgr> Cant change the resolution :(
[11:43] <SpaceGhost> Younder: to each his own.
[11:44] <SpaceGhost> strygwr: What do you mean? For us to help you, you need to help us out with information.
[11:44] <strywgr> after clicking save X configuration file, it says, Failed to parse existing X config file /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[11:44] <penta> g'day,  what's library contains this codecs? x264 and mpeg4
[11:44] <SpaceGhost> penta dirty
[11:44] <ikonia> ?
[11:45] <SpaceGhost> strywgr: did you start nvidia settings like this: gksudo nvidia-settings ?
[11:45] <SpaceGhost> hax0r: how did that go?
[11:45] <strywgr> yes I did.
[11:46] <hax0r> i found a solution with sudo aptitude install linux-backports-modules-karmic-generic
[11:46] <hax0r> what exactly did that do?
[11:46] <ActionParsnip> who me??
[11:46] <SpaceGhost> go to http://paste.ubuntu.com/ and paste your xorg.conf in there and link it here.
[11:47] <SpaceGhost> ActionParsnip: Nothing embarassing for any parties involved happened here. Go to bed or something. :)
[11:47] <ActionParsnip> SpaceGhost: its nearly noon and i'm at work ;)
[11:47] <hax0r> Do You guys have any idea hhow to install themes...... in ubuntu 9.1
[11:47] <ActionParsnip> !themes
[11:48] <friendishan> how to setup gmail in evolution mail
[11:48] <ActionParsnip> friendishan: http://tuxicity.wordpress.com/2007/03/08/howto-set-up-gmail-in-evolution-gnomes-mail-client-and-organizer/
[11:49] <friendishan> !themes | hax0r
[11:49] <SpaceGhost> hax0r, you just need to select the tar.gz theme file from the theme installer.
[11:49] <friendishan> ActionParsnip : thanks
[11:49] <hax0r> ActionParsnip: I'm looking for the theme application used here........  http://www.5min.com/Video/How-to-Change-Gnome-Theme-161769693
[11:50] <python_root> Hey my pen drive Is not mounting please help
[11:50] <SpaceGhost> I hate this link, I have to wait a whole 30-ish seconds to see a movie.
[11:50] <friendishan> does opening a lot of tabs in firefox make it slow?( i don't mean net speed)
[11:50] <strywgr> space?
[11:51] <SpaceGhost> friendishan: no.
[11:51] <friendishan> SpaceGhost : ok , anyways i mean like 30 tabs.
[11:51] <SpaceGhost> friendishan: if the website is loaded then it's sitting in your tmp directory. If you load a lot of pages at once, then yes.
[11:51] <spiraliz> i have 20+ tabs open most of the time . works fine
[11:51] <SpaceGhost> friendishan: I have about 54 tabs open now. Same.
[11:52] <friendishan> SpaceGhost : ok thanks i am loading a lot of sites at the same time.
[11:52] <snowrichard> i think i lost my connection to this server
[11:52] <SpaceGhost> strygwe: yes?
[11:52] <tiagoboldt> hi there, any ideas on when will fglrx + karmic won't kernel panic?
[11:52] <SpaceGhost> friendishan: that would be the reason.
[11:52] <friendishan> SpaceGhost : yup i got it  thanks^^
[11:52] <SpaceGhost> tiagoboldt: would you want it to kernel panic?
[11:52] <tiagoboldt> I would like it to work --'
[11:53] <om26er> !kms
[11:53] <spiraliz> tiagoboldt, what hw do you have ?
[11:53] <ActionParsnip> friendishan: makes it use more ram
[11:53] <tiagoboldt> it panics on X start, have to use redeon, that does not have support for most features in my hd3650
[11:53] <friendishan> ACtionParsnip : ok
[11:53] <om26er> what exactly is KMS?
[11:53] <ledr> hi all! I just upgraded a test server from jaunty to karmic, but now my nfs shares won't get auto-mounted anymore.. does anyone know what the proper procedure is for getting this to work ? should it still work through an /etc/network/if-up.d script ?
[11:53] <ActionParsnip> friendishan: if the ram used exceeds your physical ram your system will start using swap which will make the system slower (inc firefox)
[11:53] <SpaceGhost> tiagoboldt: Here is how you ask for help. you say what you did what you wanted to happen and then what happened
[11:54] <spiraliz> same problem here. it just hangs
[11:54] <om26er> i know it kernel modesetting but what it really is
[11:54] <ActionParsnip> friendishan: firefox also sucks with ram so this is also a factor
[11:54] <SpaceGhost> ActionParsnip to the rescue!
[11:54] <friendishan> ActionParsnip : thanks for the info
[11:54] <Guest33045> Any idea why I get can't grab mouse error when trying to open admin apps. and gow to sort witout reinstalling?
[11:55] <Younder> Guest33045, mouse error?
[11:55] <spiraliz> tiagoboldt, i have a feeling it's a kernel issue, but i'm not sure
[11:55] <unkuiri> When I try to enter a wireless network using my SMC EZ Connect N usb it keeps asking for the password and never enters the network...tried many networks..
[11:55] <tiagoboldt> SpaceGhost, I'll rephrase, installing fglrx from the repos gives me kernel panic on X start, I would like it to work;P The bug is described here https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/fglrx-installer/+bug/464525 but with no progress so far
[11:55] <spiraliz> against the hw 3400 series
[11:56] <SpaceGhost> tiagoboldt: I'll look around and see what I can scrounge up.
[11:57] <tiagoboldt> SpaceGhost, thanks:) I've tried yesterday installing from amd's site, but they fall back to failsafe, without any apparent error on the logs, so I guess that I should focus on the repository version, since it should be the one supported
[11:57] <coachz> Ubuntu is dropping my wireless connection,   I have added iwl3945 to /etc/modules and running modprob iwl3945 was starting the wireless but now even that isn't working
[11:57] <hax0r> How  can I configure my house to scroll..... When I hold down the scroll wheel button and pull down the mouse
[11:58] <SpaceGhost> tiagoboldt: Why would you install video drivers from amd?
[11:59] <ActionParsnip> SpaceGhost: maybe its an ati card ;)
[11:59] <ActionParsnip> SpaceGhost: theres also their geode vga chips
[11:59] <SpaceGhost> Don't you get ATI drivers from their site?
[11:59] <ActionParsnip> SpaceGhost: you can, if the card is still supported
[11:59] <spiraliz> SpaceGhost, where else will heb find ati drivers ?
[11:59] <SpaceGhost> I'm sorry, I don't do that whole ATI thing...
[11:59] <ActionParsnip> SpaceGhost: me neither
[11:59] <tiagoboldt> SpaceGhost, AMD bought ATI, they are the same;P
[12:00] <SpaceGhost> It seems to me that I have been bested again by ActionParsnip. I'm not quite savvy in the ATI world.
[12:00] <ActionParsnip> spiraliz: the open drivers are used for older cards
[12:00] <epinky> ledr: use autofs(automount), what do you mean with "should it still work through an /etc/network/if-up.d script" ?
[12:00] <hax0r> I followed the theme installlation here http://www.bisigi-project.org/?page_id=8          now how do I run this thing so i can change themes??????
[12:00] <spiraliz> ActionParsnip, the opensource drivers suck
[12:00] <ActionParsnip> SpaceGhost: me neither, i just see people in here with them, never sure why folks buy em personally
[12:01] <soopos> How can you repair an Ubuntu by Live CD?
[12:01] <ActionParsnip> spiraliz: its still another place yuo can get drivers, you never said you wanted good drivers
[12:01] <ActionParsnip> soopos: chroot
[12:01] <spiraliz> hehe
[12:01] <ActionParsnip> soopos: or you can mount the partitions and edit the config files etc
[12:01] <SpaceGhost> Darn you ActionParsnip.
[12:01] <soopos> ActionParsnip: I run "sudo chroot /mnt/repair"
[12:01] <tiagoboldt> ActionParsnip, same laptop, same graphics power, less 100€ than nvidia in almost any case
[12:02] <soopos> ActionParsnip: I am following the tutorial: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-422523.html which is however flawed
[12:02] <ActionParsnip> tiagoboldt: i'd rather pay for something that wont get support dropped
[12:02] <hax0r> Action how do i run the theme program to use this installation of http://www.bisigi-project.org/?page_id=8
[12:02] <iloferro_> buongiorno
[12:02] <soopos> ActionParsnip: Details about what I have done so far are at http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1785280/fixing-x11s-startup-errors-by-xorg-conf-or-modprobe
[12:02] <ActionParsnip> hax0r: its there, add the key, add the repo then install the package
[12:02] <coachz> should it take 2 minutes for my laptop wirless to start working afte bootup ?
[12:02] <ledr> epinky: before there was a mountnfs script in network/if-up.d.. bit it borked, I removed it just now.. I just read that it now has a daemon mountall running, am reading up about it
[12:02] <tiagoboldt> ActionParsnip, kinda true ;\ but my previous laptop had ati without any problem for years
[12:02] <epinky> !it| iloferro_
[12:03] <tiagoboldt> the newer one are.. slow to get on the track ;\
[12:03] <ledr> epinky: I'm now trying to run in from the cli (mountall --debug) but it hangs at mounting nfs
[12:03] <ActionParsnip> tiagoboldt: it will be dropped eventually, nvidia support all the way back to the TNT cards and earlier
[12:03] <Rinz> ;
[12:03] <ledr> epinky: while mount -a works just fine
[12:03] <unkuiri> When I try to enter a wireless network using my SMC EZ Connect N usb it keeps asking for the password and never enters the network...tried many networks..daemon.log: http://paste.ubuntu.com/326780/plain/
[12:03] <hax0r> actionparsnip: I installed it allready........ How do i run the program to chnage themes in ubuntu karmic
[12:04] <tiagoboldt> ActionParsnip, by then (not acceptable anyway), I'll have open drivers
[12:04] <ActionParsnip> hax0r: look under system -> prefs -> appearence is my gues
[12:04] <SpaceGhost> I think it's a binary question. There are 00110010 types of people in the world. Those who buy ati and those who rock.
[12:04] <epinky> ledr: it can happen :)
[12:04] <xoveruk> for 'ls -F' what does the '>' character denote?
[12:04] <hax0r> ActionParsnip, : i did that wasnt there
[12:04] <tiagoboldt> SpaceGhost, that's only 10;P
[12:04] <soopos> How can you fix broken Ubuntu's X11 by Ubuntu Live CD?
[12:04] <ActionParsnip> tiagoboldt: i'd rather have te official drivers from that the manufacturer makes, they will always work even with ancient cards
[12:05] <SpaceGhost> tiagoboldt: Actually, that was binary for two.
[12:05] <tiagoboldt> soopos, remove your xorg.conf and reboot
[12:05] <ledr> epinky: that the mountall program just hangs ? :)
[12:05] <tiagoboldt> soopos, /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[12:05] <mr_boo> is there a way to refresh the grub menu automatically?
[12:05] <mr_boo> so that the correct kernels are listed and so on
[12:06] <SpaceGhost> sooopos:  dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[12:06] <ActionParsnip> hax0r: did you run: sudo apt-get install bisigi-themes
[12:06] <epinky> ledr: sometimes it will happen, RPC sometimes hangs
[12:06] <ActionParsnip> mr_boo: its part of a kernel install postinst, you can manually run: sudo update-grub
[12:06] <ActionParsnip> hax0r: you then need to install one of the themes in the list below that line
[12:07] <xoveruk> for 'ls -F' what does the '>' character denote?
[12:07] <ubuntu> hi
[12:07] <mr_boo> ActionParsnip, thanks
[12:07] <hax0r> actionparsnip: i dont have a karmic theme manager to apply what i installed
[12:07] <ActionParsnip> xoveruk: redirection, usually to a file or block device
[12:07] <ubuntu> what free tool ca recover ext4 partition?
[12:07] <hax0r> what theme manager does karmic use so i can install it
[12:07] <SpaceGhost> Ubuntu: you should know this already :p
[12:08] <ledr> epinky: well, it's not the nfs that hangs, as I said the mount -a works just fine.. it's the mountall program that seems to stop processing (it doesn't crash) randomly
[12:08] <ActionParsnip> ubuntu: foremost, much easier to restore from your backups
[12:08] <ledr> epinky: I assume that mountall does not do any rpc stuff
[12:08] <xoveruk> what do you mean redirection? Im doing LS listing and the file types are @ > / * = and |
[12:08] <ActionParsnip> hax0r: i am not sure how the packages work, i'd contact the maintainer, or find a guide on the themes
[12:09] <ActionParsnip> xoveruk: e.g.   cd ~; ls -a > ~/files.txt; gedit ~/files.txt
[12:09] <SpaceGhost> Try looking at their launchpad address.
[12:09] <xoveruk> your not listening to me
[12:09] <xoveruk> ls -F
[12:09] <xoveruk> it shows the file types
[12:09] <ActionParsnip> xoveruk: will run the ls command but the output will not go to the screen, it will be redirected to the file ~/files.txt
[12:09] <tiagoboldt> well, I'll keep checking the bug report:) If someone knows who's into fglrx in ubuntu, please, notify them:) thanks
[12:09] <xoveruk> I know what redirection is mate
[12:09] <xoveruk> GRRR
[12:09] <coachz> should it take 2 minutes for my laptop wirless to start working afte bootup ?
[12:10] <SpaceGhost> tiagoboldt: sorry friend.
[12:10] <epinky> ledr: why are you not using autofs?  you should be setting a timeout on auto.master to make this not happen
[12:10] <xoveruk> im not using redirection, LS is giving me files, for example. newfolder/ = a folder, newfileexecutable* = an executable file
[12:10] <ActionParsnip> coachz: use the output of: sudo lshw -C network | grep product    and see if there are guides or bugs reported
[12:11] <xoveruk> = socket | pipe
[12:11] <xoveruk> @symbolic link
[12:11] <xoveruk> what does the > mean when issungi 'ls -F'
[12:11] <iceroot> xoveruk: directing stdout to a file
[12:11] <ActionParsnip> xoveruk: just redirects that output, its the same for any command
[12:11] <SpaceGhost> xoveruf: it means put all output into file
[12:11] <ledr> epinky: I'm just accustomed to having my nfs always mounted.. It's for production servers that always need the mounts, so no magic is necessary like on a laptop or so..
[12:12] <xoveruk> your still not listening
[12:12] <nds_94> hey all!
[12:12] <coachz> ActionParsnip,   i was told yesterday to add it to /etc/modules but the module had been loading before.  So where would else would it be loading if not in /etc/modules
[12:12] <SpaceGhost> xovruk: state your problem. Say what you wanted to happen, what you did, and what happened.
[12:12] <xoveruk> if you type man ls and look at the -F switch you will understand me
[12:12] <xoveruk> perhaps I am not being articulate enough
[12:13] <xoveruk> is not redirection, its denoting a file type.
[12:13] <unkuiri> Hi all! When I try to enter a wireless network using my SMC EZ Connect N usb it keeps asking for the password and never enters the network...tried many networks..daemon.log: http://paste.ubuntu.com/326780/plain/
[12:13] <ActionParsnip> xoveruk: -F   == append indicator (one of */=>@|) to entries
[12:13] <SpaceGhost> You're wrong. -F and -f are different.
[12:13] <xoveruk> yes, so what does the > mean?
[12:13] <SpaceGhost> xoveruk: Look at the case
[12:13] <xoveruk> lol
[12:13] <ActionParsnip> xoveruk: the same
[12:13] <epinky> ledr: oh, well if you have a "customized version" of automount many things can go wrong :(   if you need an permament mount use /etc/fstab
[12:14] <xoveruk> I told you it ls -F
[12:14] <aae> in the progress of installing Oracle in ubuntu had this error MSG "cannot found /u01/app/oracle/product/11.2.0/dbhome_2/owb/external/oc4j_applications/applications/WFMGRApp.ear" how can i bypass this error
[12:14] <aae> §§
[12:14] <SpaceGhost> xoveruk: It means put all output into
[12:14] <vdub> anyone know an easy way to convert chm to pdf ?
[12:14] <xoveruk> so what does | mean?
[12:14] <ActionParsnip> xoveruk: it will redirect any output normally headed for the terminal, to a file or block device
[12:14] <SpaceGhost> xoveruk: Can you state your problem for me? I am grabbing blindly in the dark after something that I don't know if it exists.
[12:14] <Liveuser> org
[12:15] <ActionParsnip> xoveruk: its a pipe, you can pipe the output of one command into another
[12:15] <xoveruk> LOOOL
[12:15] <SpaceGhost> xoveruk !info | >xoveruk
[12:15] <xoveruk> Action your wrong, a pipe is a inter process communications file
[12:15] <coachz> vdub, in windows there is a convert chm to html app
[12:15] <xoveruk> your miles off guys, sorry
[12:15] <coachz> but not pdf
[12:15] <ActionParsnip> xoveruk: thats what i said, just in not those exact words
[12:15] <SpaceGhost> xoveruk the pipe lets you put output into another command.
[12:15] <nds_94> #join number9
[12:16] <nds_94> oi!
[12:16] <vdub> i found chm2pdf for *nix but not having luck getting it to work correctly and htmldoc errors out as well
[12:16] <SpaceGhost> nds_94: :p
[12:16] <xoveruk> your confusing BASH with LS which is an internal command
[12:16] <ActionParsnip> xoveruk: the character is called a pip, it pipes the output of one command into another, the 2 commands are proceses so how was I miles off?
[12:16] <SpaceGhost> vdub: look up Calibre
[12:16] <xoveruk> We are going around in circles
[12:16] <SpaceGhost> He's kind of trolling, without meaning to.
[12:16] <ledr> epinky: tnx, I will read up a bit about the mountall thing and why it borks on my config
[12:16] <vdub> SpaceGhost: thanks I will check it out
[12:16] <SpaceGhost> Frusterating much?
[12:17] <SpaceGhost> vdub: anytime.
[12:17] <strywgr> spaceghost, IM getting this error while trying to save the resolution -> Failed to parse existing X config file '/etc/x11/xorg.conf'
[12:17] <xoveruk> the symbols for LS are denoting file types. they are not examples of how you can use regular expressions and redirection, lol
[12:17] <ActionParsnip> xoveruk: you areasking what the characters mean, i am telling you then you say its not. you got some head issues
[12:17] <xoveruk> im asking you what LS -F ( the symbol '>') by a file means
[12:17] <SpaceGhost> strywgr: did you run sudo dkpg  xserver-xorg
[12:17] <xoveruk> e.g.
[12:17] <xoveruk> file>
[12:18] <xoveruk> not CMD > CMD | CMD
[12:18] <SpaceGhost> xovurk: here is your answer. the > means put all output into
[12:18] <ActionParsnip> xoveruk: like i said, it puts the output normlly destined for the terminal to the file
[12:18] <soopos> How can you update software of a broken Ubuntu by Ubuntu Live Cd?
[12:18] <xoveruk> do you get me?
[12:18] <ActionParsnip> xoveruk: yes
[12:18] <strywgr> Space : sudo: dkpg: command not found
[12:18] <aae> in the progress of installing Oracle in ubuntu had this error MSG "cannot found /u01/app/oracle/product/11.2.0/dbhome_2/owb/external/oc4j_applications/applications/WFMGRApp.ear" how can i bypass this error
[12:18] <strywgr> its a pain to change the resolution everytime I login.
[12:18] <vdub> SpaceGhost: That was exactly what I wanted thanks
[12:18] <SpaceGhost> sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[12:19] <SpaceGhost> vdub: Anytime friend.
[12:19] <babbio> which is the difference between 80831b20 and 0x80831b20...is the same memory address or what??? thanku
[12:19] <strywgr> I just did, nothing happened.
[12:19] <guax> hello im trying to install ubuntu in a fairly old machine, i beleave the graphics effects in the installation window (that with text flowing) is mading ubiquity to stop. is there a way to do a text-mode install in common 9.10 cdrom?
[12:19] <ActionParsnip> guax: you need thealternate iso
[12:19] <xoveruk> I will find out on net somehow
[12:19] <SpaceGhost> http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/ubuntu-linux-how-to-reconfigure-x-windows-system-xorg-server/ > strywgr
[12:19] <strywgr> still getting the same error after clicking on ->  Save to X configuration file.
[12:19] <SpaceGhost> Lol
[12:20] <unkuiri> Hi all! When I try to enter a wireless network using my SMC EZ Connect N usb it keeps asking for the password and never enters the network...tried many networks..daemon.log: http://paste.ubuntu.com/326780/plain/
[12:20] <ActionParsnip> xoveruk: you'll find its what we have said but its your porogotive
[12:20] <Dr_Willis> I really wish they would put the alternative installer on the same cd as the desktop cd.  would save me some hassles
[12:20] <galih> #semarang
[12:20] <galih> semarang
[12:20] <SpaceGhost> xovuruk: I cannot help a man who cannot help himself.
[12:20] <SpaceGhost> galih: try /join #semarang
[12:20] <guax> ActionParsnip, i was fearing that. any way to force vesa graphics? its probably because the Savage S3 graphics
[12:21] <dannu> hi
[12:21] <SpaceGhost> guax: yes.
[12:21] <ActionParsnip> guax: sure, use bootoptions to set the vga to safe
[12:21] <guax> ok, will try that
[12:21] <friendishan> !help
[12:21] <dannu> i want to find the user in Ubuntu, how can i ?
[12:21] <dannu> in my OS Ubuntu
[12:21] <SpaceGhost> ActionParsnip: You're a douche, that whole "I type faster than SpaceGhost" thing
[12:22] <ActionParsnip> SpaceGhost: wen did i say that?
[12:22] <SpaceGhost> You haven't. It was more of a passive action piped into words.
[12:22] <ActionParsnip> SpaceGhost: i'm just fielding questions
[12:22] <SpaceGhost> ActionParsnip: It was a joke. Sorry, thought you might get a laugh.
[12:23] <ActionParsnip> SpaceGhost: maybe if you'd added a smiley and not insulted me..
[12:23] <kamehame> hello
[12:23] <ActionParsnip> SpaceGhost: its no worries dude :D dont sweat it
[12:23] <SpaceGhost> ActionParsnip: Oh snap! I'm sorry I thought I did! Sorry mate.
[12:24] <sandman667> Moinmoin..
[12:24] <sandman667> ich habe ein kleines Problem mit dem 'Network Manager'.. obwohl ich eine drahtverbindung auf eine Feste IP konfiguriert habe (funktioniert auch), und der Haken bei 'Autmatisch verbinden' gesetzt ist, holt das blöde Ding sowohl beim booten wie auch beim erwachen aus Hibernate eine IP per DHCP und nennt das dann 'Auto eth0'
[12:24] <sandman667> wie krieg ich ihn dazu, das zu unterlassen?
[12:24] <dannu> :)
[12:24] <sandman667> will ihn nicht ganz abschalten, da ich einen Network manager für WLAN-Sachen nutzen will..
[12:24] <SpaceGhost> !german > sandman667
[12:25] <sandman667> ups
[12:25] <sandman667> kk, mom plz
[12:25] <sandman667> hi folks..
[12:25] <SpaceGhost> I'm not yo momma :P
[12:27] <xoveruk> I found out ">" means a door.
[12:28] <Dr_Willis> door?
[12:28] <SpaceGhost> xoveruk: you fascinate me.
[12:28] <sandman667> I've got a small problem with Network Manager.. I've set up a connection using a fixed IP (works, too), 'Connect automatically' is set, but the little shit always gets an IP by dhcp (boot as well as waking up from hibernate) an calls this connection 'auto eth0'
[12:28] <sandman667> how do I get it not to do this?
[12:28] <SpaceGhost> !language > sandman
[12:28] <SpaceGhost> Language sandman667
[12:28] <guax> ActionParsnip, not working, perhaps a more serious problem will debug, thanks anyway
[12:29] <ActionParsnip> sandman667: you can set the IP using /etc/network/interfaces if you like
[12:29] <xoveruk> why is that?
[12:29] <sandman667> I don't want to switch it off, cause I want to use some kind of manager for WLAN things..
[12:29] <ActionParsnip> xoveruk: i wouldnt get tied up on what they are called, as long as you understand the function it doesnt matter what its name is
[12:29] <xoveruk> so next time someone asks you have the answer
[12:29] <xoveruk> A door is a special file for inter-process communication between a client and server, currently implemented in the Sun Solaris operating system only.
[12:29] <ActionParsnip> sandman667: you can, just not for eth0
[12:29] <SpaceGhost> xoveruk: you went and attained the knowledge you hadn't posessed after it was already presented to you. In short, you made yourself look silly.
[12:30] <xoveruk> its not the same thing you tweeker, lol
[12:30] <ActionParsnip> xoveruk: whatever
[12:30] <xoveruk> your the silly one
[12:30] <SpaceGhost> xoveruk: the answer is simply no.
[12:30] <sandman667> question is, will setting up eth0 in  /etc/network/interfaces brake NM?
[12:30] <xoveruk> its not redirection you retard
[12:30] <Dr_Willis> Dont make me stop this car.
[12:30] <ActionParsnip> xoveruk: welcome to ignore
[12:30] <SpaceGhost> !report xoveruk
[12:30] <ikonia> all, please can we get back on track to the topic of supporting ubuntu
[12:30] <adi1> anyone from belgium here?
[12:31] <ikonia> adi1: why - is that a support question ?
[12:31] <ikonia> !be > adi1
[12:31] <ActionParsnip> sandman667: it will only make the interface you configure in interfaces not configrable via nm
[12:31] <SpaceGhost> xoveruk:Kindly don't call anyone names, maybe now is a good time to take a break
[12:31] <adi1> nope...:)
[12:31] <adi1> i wanted a local advise
[12:31] <ikonia> adi1: ok - check this channels topic, it's a support channel for ubuntu
[12:31] <ikonia> adi1: there are loco channels though alos
[12:31] <ikonia> also
[12:32] <adi1> ikonia | do you know belgium channel?
[12:32] <ikonia> adi1: I'm trying to find it
[12:32] <munley> Help
[12:32] <xoveruk> In future I suggest that if you do not know the answer to something or even understand a question then you dont reply, I guess your from a windows background, lol
[12:32] <sandman667> so NM will manage all interfaces not set in .../interfaces?
[12:32] <adi1> #ubuntu-be
[12:32] <xoveruk> caio
[12:32] <adi1> or something...
[12:32] <ActionParsnip> SpaceGhost: let her rant, its not showing here :D
[12:32] <Bill> I have just installed 9.10 but I cant view any websites but I can ping any website successfully
[12:32] <sandman667> cool
[12:32] <yos> hmm
[12:32] <SpaceGhost> ActionParsnip: I guess I'll leave her in her blissful ignorance.
[12:33] <SpaceGhost> Bill: you can ping outwards to server?
[12:33] <ActionParsnip> sandman667: yes, if its not in there then nm will take over
[12:33] <spO> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/karmic/+source/fglrx-installer/+bug/440233   <--- how do i assign the bug to someone... IE, everyone... I would like this fixed , but i cannot code. What do i need to code in?
[12:33] <sandman667> thx :))
[12:33] <munley> I re-size my SWAP partition into 2 partitions for the other named "common" for common area file exchange, then the SWAP never ON anymore, what do I do?
[12:34] <munley> Help~~
[12:34] <SpaceGhost> sp0: you can patch it, then send the patch file to the bug in launchpad.
[12:34] <Dr_Willis> munley:  check your fstab tobe sure its got the proper entry for the swap partition
[12:34] <Bill> SpaceGhost yes I can, I can even wget some websites but the doesnt render properly
[12:34] <wingzero> hi all
[12:34] <Younder> munley, TWO swap partions, that shouldnt work.. condense it into one
[12:34] <Bill> 8.10 worked for me, driver problem?
[12:34] <SpaceGhost> Bill: what web browser are you using?
[12:35] <Dr_Willis> You can have 2 or more swap parttiions. Theres not a limit of just one
[12:35] <munley> Nope, not 2 SWAP, still ONE
[12:35] <ActionParsnip> munley: boot to live CD to perform any partition resizing. make sure your backups are sufficiently up to date in case of file corruption
[12:35] <wingzero> i've been readin gon the net that people are having problems with freezes and sudden reboots, but i have yet to read a sollution on the roblem, thought maybe one of you might know
[12:35] <munley> I just divide it to 2 partitions, one is still for SWAP, the other is for FAT32.
[12:36] <stephane> bonjour a tous !
[12:36] <Younder> Dr_Willis, OK, I am missing something here, I'll read up
[12:36] <vominhthanh> tdfshdfshfkshk
[12:36] <Dr_Willis> munley:  you may need to  alter your /etc/fstab file to mount  the partition, and enable swap properly
[12:36] <ActionParsnip> munley: i suggest ntfs, fat32 isnt very robust and has a max file size of 4Gb (no DVD ISO)
[12:36] <munley> I used GParted, it was successful. but Ubuntu never turn on my SWAP anymore
[12:36] <adi1> stephane | belge ou fr
[12:36] <adi1> ?
[12:36] <Dr_Willis> munley:  check /etc/fstab
[12:36] <exxxo45> hello everybody. I installed Ubuntu 9.10 on Windows Vista system, now I can't boot Vista-restarts on blue screen. Any suggestions? Help would be greatly appreciated
[12:36] <stephane> fr et toi
[12:36] <grawity> munley: Swap partitions must be added to /etc/fstab.
[12:37] <neppalo> How can you know what is your root"
[12:37] <Dr_Willis> munley:  your UUID for the swap may have changed.
[12:37] <munley> Dr_wllis : How??
[12:37] <SpaceGhost> exxxo45: occasionally vista is picky about how it is on the disk.
[12:37] <ActionParsnip> munley: did you mark it as swap in the partition type, then swapon the partition
[12:37] <ActionParsnip> !blkid \ munley
[12:37] <adi1> stephane | i just want a advise... where do you buy cheap IT stuff on internet in france?
[12:37] <ActionParsnip> !blkid
[12:37] <Dr_Willis> munley:  edit /etc/fstab   properly.
[12:37] <ActionParsnip> !ot | adi1
[12:37] <Bill> SpaceGhost, firefox, just installed 9.10
[12:38] <SpaceGhost> Hmm... I've not seen this before.
[12:38] <munley> yes, I made one is SWAP linux, the other FAT32(so my windows XP can read)
[12:38] <SpaceGhost> Bill: I'll look into it.
[12:38] <Dr_Willis> munley:  and if you resize partitons some times the UUID can change.
[12:38] <Bill> I cant even find xchat to install so im on vista at the moment
[12:38] <munley> the FAT32 works fine, but SWAP never turn on, because the booting message told me that.
[12:39] <Younder> Bill, I'm running XChat
[12:39] <munley> it says : the UUID cannot be mount.....
[12:39] <guille_> I've problems desinstalling a package, dpkg breaks badly. How do I proceed to force the upgrade?
[12:39] <Dr_Willis> munley:  for the 5th time.. check your /etc/fstab entry for the swap partition. compare the UUID with what blkid says it should be
[12:39] <spiraliz> munley, cat /etc/fsteb ?
[12:39] <SpaceGhost> Younder: Why does that matter to him?
[12:39] <ActionParsnip> munley: make sure your fstab has a line like this: UUID=2c79d4b0-f2ea-4ba0-8ad9-98918ec1726e none            swap    sw              0       0
[12:39] <munley> could you slow down, so I can read all of you
[12:39] <spiraliz> fstab that is
[12:39] <ActionParsnip> munley: the UUID will be different for you, use sudo blkid    to show its ID
[12:39] <SpaceGhost> Bill: Let me look around.
[12:40] <Younder> SpaceGhost, He sais he can't find it, clearly I can, so try  harder!
[12:40] <exxxo45> SpaceGhost: is there any solution how to dual boot? I tried to search for it, but couldn't get an answer
[12:40] <munley> yes Dr_Willis..... I am checking...
[12:40] <blithen> Hey guys. Got a quick question on what external harddrive to by. Specifically what brand.
[12:40] <ActionParsnip> blithen: any, they all work fine
[12:41] <Dr_Willis> blithen:  get one with a good warrenty and good value for the size..  :)
[12:41] <SpaceGhost> Younder: Do you know his issue? He can ping, but he can't connect to websites. He can download, but can't see things. What does Xchat have to do with this? You being able to get it doesn't solve the problem. Yes it's available. Doesn't help.
[12:41] <munley> Excuse me, How am I checking /etc/fstab ?
[12:41] <Younder> Bill, You have to install it with System > Administration >Synapick package handler and searc for XChat
[12:41] <ActionParsnip> blithen: get firewire if you can, much faster interface
[12:41] <SpaceGhost> munley: cat /etc/fstab
[12:41] <ActionParsnip> munley: gksudo gedit /etc/fstab
[12:41] <munley> cat /etc/fstb? from where?
[12:41] <Younder> SpaceGhost, No I missed that
[12:41] <Dr_Willis> munley:  look at the entry it has  for your swap partition. and the UUID # its using.
[12:41] <fox__> hello, i have this sound chip on my motherboard (desktop pc) : Codec: VIA VT1708B 8-Ch and i experience much lower volume than winxp (booo!) any help?
[12:41] <Dr_Willis> munley:  from a terminal
[12:42] <munley> I think so, yes, terminal
[12:42] <SpaceGhost> Younder: Then help with the problem? I haven't seen this before.
[12:42] <ActionParsnip> fox__: use: sudo lshw -C sound      websearch for the product line for guides
[12:42] <Bill> Younder, yep thats what I normally do but its not there, every package listed is installed, and there are not a great deal of them
[12:42] <blithen> ActionParsnip: Ill keep that in mind. My laptop doesn't have a firewire port though.
[12:42] <munley> please slow down.... I am a outsider of computer
[12:42] <Bill> I think I have to disable ipv6
[12:42] <spiraliz> munley, compare /cat/etc/fstab to what blkis says
[12:42] <spiraliz> blkid
[12:43] <spiraliz> aint there something like vol_id too ?
[12:43] <munley> all right, I am not at Terminal, next?
[12:43] <Younder> Bill, You have a incomplete list?
[12:43] <ActionParsnip> blithen: usb is very bursty so there is a lot of time when there is no data, firewire is buffered and has intelligence on the sender and reciever, data is much smoother so transfers faster (even though the rated speed is lower)
[12:43] <garbin> I got a problem with terminal, This is details http://imagebin.org/72790 , Could anyone help me out?
[12:43] <Dr_Willis> spiraliz:  you can mount based on uuid, or label, or /dev/whatever entry if you want to
[12:43] <spiraliz> vol_id | grep uuid or something like ?
[12:43] <SpaceGhost> Bill: maybe you should put your sources.list to http://pastebin.ubuntu.com and share the link here.
[12:43] <spiraliz> iknow
[12:43] <Bill> Yonder, looks like it
[12:44] <munley> it says "compare is currently not installed.
[12:44] <Dr_Willis> spiraliz:  thers proberly a dozen ways to get the uuid
[12:44] <spiraliz>  just want to help munley find the error
[12:44] <wingzero> i've been reading on the net that people are having problems with freezes and sudden reboots, but i have yet to read a sollution on the roblem, thought maybe one of you might know
[12:44] <Dr_Willis> munley:  its not a command.. its what you do when you LOOK at the output of blkid and /etc/fstab
[12:44] <Bill> SpaceGhost I have no internet working soo will take long
[12:44] <SpaceGhost> Bill: Oh my God, I just read what I typed.
[12:44] <Maverixx> hello
[12:44] <garbin> I got a problem with terminal, This is details http://imagebin.org/72790 , Could anyone help me out?
[12:45] <SpaceGhost> Bill: do this copy /etc/apt/sources.list to your windows drive
[12:45] <spiraliz> anyway. uuid should not be mandatory. it will get with just /dev/wathevva?
[12:45] <SpaceGhost> Bill: then upload it to http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/
[12:45] <Dr_Willis> munley:  first command to run is 'sudo blkid' find out what one is the swap partition.  and make note of its UUID=####### data
[12:45] <ActionParsnip> spiraliz: its not, it just makes sense
[12:45] <isolat3dsh33p> !rss
[12:45] <spiraliz> yea. you get what i see
[12:45] <Bill> dont worry ill try change some stuff around and come back if all not well
[12:45] <garbin> I got a problem with terminal, This is details http://imagebin.org/72790 , Could anyone help me out?
[12:45] <munley> God, I just type what it told me, and it starts running something....
[12:45] <Younder> Bill, have you tried it from the terminal? (sudo apt-get install xchat)
[12:45] <SpaceGhost> Bill: alright
[12:46] <titchy> Hi All, I just upgraded to Ubuntu 9.10 from the previous version, it killed my display as the new nv driver was unable to drive the Nvidia ION in my system, though it seemed to work previously. I had no choice but to install the proprietary drivers to get a system that works, even then I had to add them to the xorg.conf to get them to load. Is this a good enough place to say this so it helps the code change so others are not struck by a flashing text l
[12:46] <munley> I typed "sudo apt-get install imagemagick", is this all right?
[12:46] <pandarus> slt
[12:46] <spiraliz> ActionParsnip, i do have a sence of this, itæs just that i'm used to bsd way of doing things
[12:46] <isolat3dsh33p> guys, what is a rss reader?
[12:46] <garbin> I got a problem with terminal, This is details http://imagebin.org/72790 , Could anyone help me out?
[12:46] <Younder> garbin, queute. try changing the font
[12:46] <munley> sudo blkid
[12:46] <pandarus> are you english
[12:46] <munley> ok ok
[12:46] <SpaceGhost> titchy: in short, no.
[12:46] <sledgeas> hello
[12:47] <munley> yes, something showed up
[12:47] <garbin> Younder, What should I do?
[12:47] <Dr_Willis> munley:  looks similer to ->
[12:47] <titchy> SpaceGhost: where then?
[12:47] <Dr_Willis> willis@cow:~$ sudo blkid
[12:47] <Dr_Willis> /dev/sdb5: UUID="60475d75-c56b-4fcc-935f-c4e5c9a2d373" TYPE="swap"
[12:47] <ActionParsnip> spiraliz: i see
[12:47] <SpaceGhost> garbin: sudo dpkg-reconfigure locales
[12:47] <Jimi_Neutral_> i have just installed xchat again, how do i reg my name
[12:47] <munley> /dev/sda1 : UUID = "5A8C98EE8C98C643" LABEL="Windows" TYPE="ntfs"
[12:47] <sledgeas> default eclipse-galileo in ubuntu 9.10 does not have File->New->Class (or interface or enum) , even when a java project is created - where could it be the problem?
[12:47] <Dr_Willis> munley:  and my /etc/fstab has a similer line that looks like
[12:48] <Dr_Willis> # swap was on /dev/sdb5 during installation
[12:48] <Dr_Willis> UUID=60475d75-c56b-4fcc-935f-c4e5c9a2d373 none            swap    sw              0       0
[12:48] <munley> /dev/sda2: LABEL="COMMON" UUID="15C8-B604" TYPE="vfat"
[12:48] <munley> /dev/sda3: UUID="49ce82f6-567e-457d-8508-dbb00457be5a" TYPE="swap"
[12:48] <munley> /dev/sda4: UUID="e3f0f1c1-e8bb-4290-9fdf-a3210ceddfa6" TYPE="ext4"
[12:48] <munley> munley@munley-desktop:~$ ^C
[12:48] <munley> munley@munley-desktop:~$
[12:48] <hax0r> dude
[12:48] <SpaceGhost> garbin: sudo apt-get install language-support-en Try that one
[12:48] <gcleric> titchy:  you might want to hop over to #ubuntu-bugs.
[12:48] <ActionParsnip> munley: use pastebin please
[12:48] <munley> What do I do next?
[12:48] <hax0r> Ubuntu rocks!
[12:48] <garbin> SpaceGhost, it's fine  when I run the command on terminal,
[12:48] <Dr_Willis> munley:  note the end of the line i pasted..   says 'swap' :)
[12:48] <FloodBot1> munley: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:48] <hax0r> Compiz is amazing
[12:48] <SpaceGhost> Munley: use  pastebin
[12:48] <garbin> SpaceGhost, I try it.
[12:48] <munley> munley@munley-desktop:~$ sudo blkid
[12:48] <munley> /dev/sda1: UUID="5A8C98EE8C98C643" LABEL="Windows" TYPE="ntfs"
[12:48] <munley> /dev/sda2: LABEL="COMMON" UUID="15C8-B604" TYPE="vfat"
[12:48] <munley> /dev/sda3: UUID="49ce82f6-567e-457d-8508-dbb00457be5a" TYPE="swap"
[12:48] <munley> /dev/sda4: UUID="e3f0f1c1-e8bb-4290-9fdf-a3210ceddfa6" TYPE="ext4"
[12:48] <munley> munley@munley-desktop:~$ ^C
[12:48] <ActionParsnip> hax0r: some like it, some hate it
[12:48] <munley> munley@munley-desktop:~$
[12:48] <FloodBot1> munley: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:48] <ActionParsnip> munley: USE PASTEBIN!
[12:48]  * Dr_Willis gives up.
[12:48] <Mohammad[B]> how to i can change mp3 320K to mp3 128k with ffmpeg please help me ... please :)
[12:48] <SpaceGhost> titchy: Well, I'm not sure. Maybe the appropriate forums?
[12:49] <titchy> gcleric: Thanks
[12:49] <LjL> Mohammad[B]: you do realize that's a terrible idea for the audio quality?
[12:49] <Mohammad[B]> LjL, yes
[12:49] <Dr_Willis>  munley | /dev/sda3: UUID="49ce82f6-567e-457d-8508-dbb00457be5a" TYPE="swap"
[12:49] <SpaceGhost> Munley: USE PASTEBIN. http://pastebin.ubuntu.com
[12:49] <Dr_Willis> munley:  thats the one you want the info on.
[12:49] <gcleric> titchy, no worries.
[12:49] <indus> LjL its good enough
[12:49] <ActionParsnip> LjL: its not too bad, theres a lot worse
[12:49] <Dr_Willis> bbl.
[12:49] <indus> LjL sounds decent enough
[12:50] <LjL> worse than converting lossy to lossy?
[12:50] <LjL> "enough" for whom?
[12:50] <munley> yes, all of you, please slow down...
[12:50] <thinkertinker> hi,Am using Ubuntu9.04 i cant hibernate my machine..
[12:50] <indus> LJL for the ears
[12:50] <titchy> SpaceGhost: Any idea what an appropriate forum is, the web site suggested here
[12:50] <Superandy> A question. Is there a graphical frontend for nvram-wakeup and if yes, which package do I have to install?
[12:50] <munley> so.......
[12:50] <DJ_HaMsTa> how can i know what driver i am using? this is for a usb wifi card
[12:50] <SpaceGhost> munley: when you have somehting multi line, use http://pastebin.ubuntu.com and post the link here.
[12:51] <munley> Dr_Willis, SpaceGhost.....what do I do next?
[12:51] <anerty> join #debian
[12:51] <anerty> join #ubutu
[12:51] <anerty> join #ubuntu
[12:51] <munley> ok, sorry
[12:51] <FloodBot1> anerty: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:51] <LjL> indus: uhm, you're claiming that a downconverted 128k mp3 will be indistinguishable from uncompressed audio to the human ear? i hope you aren't
[12:51] <anerty> excuse me
[12:51] <ActionParsnip> DJ_HaMsTa: sudo lshw -C network   will say
[12:51] <indus> anerty: you forgot the / maybe
[12:51] <anerty> i'm a newbie XD
[12:51] <SpaceGhost> titchy: I'd hop on over to #ubuntu-bugs
[12:51] <munley> I didn't flood
[12:51] <indus> Ljl ya mostly it is
[12:51] <Mohammad[B]> LjL, can you help me ?
[12:51] <Younder> munley, close..
[12:51] <LjL> indus: that's nonsense. it is not.
[12:52] <LjL> Mohammad[B]: i'm looking at the manpage.
[12:52] <munley> so.... wait younder
[12:52] <munley> Please, i am still confused
[12:52] <Mohammad[B]> LjL, Thanks alot :)
[12:52] <SpaceGhost> munley: When you pasted those lines in here, it pasted each one as a seperate line. Use Pastebin for those things.
[12:52] <hax0r> action check this youtube video out.......... http://www.youtube.com/user/gotbletu#p/c/305C6D6A0F75F615/0/CWaOjUQKO_g
[12:52] <titchy> SpaceGhost: on my way, thanks
[12:52] <hax0r> He makes the most usuful youtube vids
[12:52] <garbin> SpaceGhost, I have tried both methods. But the problem still here.
[12:52] <indus> ljl same argument as saying mp3 is imferior to cd audio
[12:52] <munley> Pastebin??
[12:52] <ActionParsnip> !ot
[12:52] <Trezker> the human ear can probably hear a lot of difference, but certain people haven't set their brain to prioritize noticing audio quality  that much
[12:52] <DJ_HaMsTa> ActionParsnip: does not show the type of driver its using, just the details
[12:52] <indus> !paste | munley
[12:52] <SpaceGhost> anerty: use /join #ubuntu or /join #debian
[12:52] <LjL> duuh, it obviously is. that's why it's called "lossy compression".
[12:53] <munley> I see! | now I get it
[12:53] <ActionParsnip> DJ_HaMsTa: can you use http://pastebin.com   to give the output please
[12:53] <DJ_HaMsTa> srue
[12:53] <indus> Ljl its theoretical, or else mp3 wont be so popular
[12:53] <munley> so, what do I do next? should I paste the stuff again?
[12:53] <thinkertinker> is audio compression todays topic?
[12:53] <indus> enough to play on a pc speaker that is,
[12:53] <DJ_HaMsTa> http://pastebin.com/d2ee3b06
[12:53] <SpaceGhost> Munley: understand this one thing.
[12:54] <Trezker> mp3 is popular because it broke through back when people still used 56k modems
[12:54] <SpaceGhost> munley: paste that into into this site http://pastebin.ubuntu.com
[12:54] <ActionParsnip> hax0r: what about it?
[12:54] <indus> munley: yea go to paste.ubuntu.com and paste the output there, write your name and click send
[12:54] <Jimi_Neutral_> register my nickname
[12:54] <munley> got it
[12:54] <SpaceGhost> munley: then paste the link here.
[12:54] <munley> please wait...
[12:54] <indus> munley: then copy the url and paste here
[12:54] <munley> Got it !! sorry
[12:54] <indus> !
[12:54] <SpaceGhost> munley: we aren't going anywhere.
[12:54] <munley> thanks
[12:54] <munley> Got it
[12:54] <munley> Pleasae wait for me
[12:54] <SpaceGhost> ! enter > munley
[12:54] <indus> SpaceGhost: we arent? speak for yourself :D
[12:55] <DJ_HaMsTa> ActionParsnip: http://pastebin.com/d2ee3b06
[12:55] <munley> How to read private message? where?
[12:55] <SpaceGhost> indus: You have me sir.
[12:55] <SpaceGhost> munley: here is what the message says
[12:55] <SpaceGhost> ! enter munley
[12:55] <SpaceGhost> ! enter | munley
[12:56] <garbin> SpaceGhost, I have tried both methods. But the problem still here.
[12:56] <garbin> any suggestion?
[12:56] <munley> I see... use | right?
[12:56] <SpaceGhost> garbin: I'm trying to find some reason. Did you go to System>Administration>Language Support?
[12:56] <SpaceGhost> munley, no.
[12:56] <hax0r> ActionParsnip: He gives u suggestion on how to setup compiz its really useful lol
[12:56] <SpaceGhost> munley: Read this: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation!
[12:57] <ActionParsnip> hax0r: i know how to set it up. i think is horrible
[12:57] <garbin> SpaceGhost, no yet~
[12:57] <ActionParsnip> DJ_HaMsTa: the wired is using driver=vmxnet  the wireless doesnt seem to be configured
[12:57] <master_of_master> hi, is there a tool that can dump all pdf files from http traffic?
[12:57] <administrator> hello
[12:57] <SpaceGhost> grabin: I hope that works.
[12:57] <hax0r> coming from vista its a god send lol
[12:57] <Guest20037> hello
[12:57] <DJ_HaMsTa> ActionParsnip: how would i configure it o_0
[12:57] <hax0r> i dont think im gona be installign windows 7 after all
[12:57] <Slart> master_of_master: tcpdump and its buddies probably can
[12:57] <LjL> Mohammad[B]: will « ffmpeg -b 128k -i file1.mp3 file2.mp3 » work?
[12:57] <garbin> SpaceGhost, I try it.
[12:57] <ActionParsnip> hax0r: i'm not a fan of "eyecandy" I dont even use wallpaper
[12:57] <Guest20037> anyone?
[12:57] <SpaceGhost> master_of_master: You can use wget and get only files that have pdf extension.
[12:57] <hax0r> lol action
[12:57] <Slart> master_of_master: there might be more specialized tools available too..
[12:58] <ActionParsnip> hax0r: it achieves nothing so I don't bother
[12:58] <SpaceGhost> ActionParsnip is a very deep complicated being, don't question his ways.
[12:58] <munley> I'm back!! http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/326827/
[12:58] <ActionParsnip> SpaceGhost: i just dont see the point "ooh so pweety"
[12:58] <master_of_master> SpaceGhost: wget is no solution, because there is a lot of java script around the pdf
[12:58] <driqq>  I just installed Ktoon on Ubuntu 9.10. Many areas of the program are blank, the startup tips show a blank popup. Any solutions?
[12:58] <syrius> install cinepaint from getdeb.net error report http://pastebin.ca/raw/1685338
[12:58] <SpaceGhost> munley: it's like christmas!
[12:59] <SpaceGhost> master_of_master: if you can get the location of the pdf, then you can wget it.
[12:59] <garbin> SpaceGhost, it does not worked for me. :(
[12:59] <Mohammad[B]> LjL, http://paste.ubuntu.com/326828/
[12:59] <SpaceGhost> ActionParsnip: I wasn't making fun of you, you're my idol dude.
[12:59] <ActionParsnip> SpaceGhost: theres better, duder
[12:59] <SpaceGhost> munley type this command cat /etc/fstab
[12:59] <munley> SpaceGhost, Dr_willis, did you read my Link?
[12:59] <cl2> I use Evolution 2.26.1 (Ubuntu 9.04). Works good, but when I receive an invitation to an iCal Event and click on "Accept", Evolution crashes without any message. When I restart it, the event is registered in my calendar, but no message was sent to the initiator. Is there any bug known for this?
[12:59] <Arrr0w> how to write cronjob?
[12:59] <SpaceGhost> munley: yes. read my reply yo you.
[13:00] <jrib> !cron | Arrr0w
[13:00] <munley> SpaceGhost : Done, then?
[13:00] <master_of_master> SpaceGhost: I know that. But the usage termes forbid the usage of any download tool. But browser are OK :-)
[13:00] <SpaceGhost> ActionParsnip: And they actually help in irc? doubtable. This stuff is the work of saints.
[13:00] <hax0r> ActionParsnip: Is there much of a difference between 32bit and 64bit Karmic. Im on 32bit righ tnow
[13:00] <garbin> I think I should add some things, When I delete the line I put in .bashrc, the problem will be gone, but when I readd the line, the problem will appear.
[13:01] <hax0r> 6gb Core2Duo 2.5mhz 260mnvidia
[13:01] <SpaceGhost> master_of_master: then I think you should totally try googling for it.
[13:01] <garbin> SpaceGhost, I think I should add some things, When I delete the line I put in .bashrc, the problem will be gone, but when I readd the line, the problem will appear.
[13:01] <joaopinto> syrius, for getdeb package problems better ask on #getdeb
[13:01] <munley> SpaceGhost: shold I paste it again?
[13:01] <SpaceGhost> garbin: pastebin it got me?
[13:02] <chu_> Hey guys, when updating from Karmic beta it offers a partial upgrade. Should I accept this, or complete the upgrade before hand? I'm not entirely sure the apt-get front-end is working correctly, as to install anything I usually have to use the command line "Unresolved Symbol Error" or something similar. Anyway, last time I updated - a few weeks back - my system died during the update process, both times. I figure, a lot moves in the U
[13:02] <SpaceGhost> munley: do this for me will you? run this: cat /etc/fstab > fstabinfo.txt
[13:02] <Arrr0w> ubottu: i have write some script but not execute?
[13:02] <munley> cat /etc/fstab > fstabinfo.txt
[13:02] <SpaceGhost> In the terminal munley....
[13:02] <ActionParsnip> hax0r: 64bit can address more ram without the need for PAE, 64bit also helps with data changes (like mp3 / video encoding etc)
[13:03] <Mohammad[B]> LjL, any idea ?
[13:03] <munley> Oops... sorry
[13:03] <garbin> SpaceGhost, What does the mean "pastebin to got me?", Do I paste the .bashrc to pastebin?
[13:03] <thinkertinker> I am using ubuntu 9.04.,i cant hibernate my machine..after clicking hibernate the system hangs into a black screen after a while, when i press the power button to resume the system is as if freshly booted...
[13:03] <SpaceGhost> arr0w: try this chmod +x path/to/script
[13:03] <ActionParsnip> Arrr0w: make sure they have the #!/bin/bash as the top line, then chmod +x the file
[13:03] <maco> thinkertinker: file a bug
[13:03] <munley> SpaceGhost : I did it, but nothing happened
[13:04] <SpaceGhost> garbin: open your .bashrc and then copy the contents to pastebin
[13:04] <LjL> Mohammad[B]: actually, somehow i'm not sure ffmpeg can encode mp3 by default. try doing « ffmpeg -formats | grep mp3 », for me it only shows as a decoder, not encoder
[13:04] <hax0r> action: would u recommend it since i have 6gb
[13:04] <thinkertinker> maco a bug in 9.04 still?
[13:04] <garbin> SpaceGhost, OK
[13:04] <ActionParsnip> garbin: or you can use: sudo apt-get install pastebinit; pastebinit ~/.bashrc
[13:04] <maco> thinkertinker: yes. all software has bugs. particularly when you get hardware involved.
[13:04] <ActionParsnip> hax0r: yes, or you  can install the server kernel, 32bit on its own can only really address 3Gb RAM
[13:04] <garbin> SpaceGhost, OK~!
[13:05] <Caldavien> morning, Im running a fresh install of ubuntu 9.10 fully updated. I had an issue where grub was waiting at the boot menu for me to pick what kernel to load. I checked /etc/default/grub and all settings seemed set for it to sompliy boot through. did some google searches and no resolution, finally I edited /boot/grub/grub.cfg despite the warnings and changed "set timeout=-1" to "set timeout=0" directly beneath "if [ ${recordfail} = 1 ];
[13:05] <Caldavien> then" this fixed the issue but since this is a file Im not supposed to edit IM wondering if there was any other way to do this?
[13:05] <Mohammad[B]> LjL, http://paste.ubuntu.com/326831/
[13:05] <chu_> Ok, I ran the updater. Hope it works.
[13:05] <munley> hello?
[13:05] <SpaceGhost> munley: then run this: gedit fstabinfo.txt &
[13:05] <jackinthebox> Hi All.. I have a problem with SSH.. I can not connect to an ubuntu box from a Mac. I can ssh to other linux machines with Mac, also to another Mac. Also I can ssh to the ubuntu machine from another ubuntu machine. However I cannot ssh with my mac and receive a connection refused error. All the machines I mentioned are on the same network..
[13:05] <hax0r> actionparsnip: how can I upgrade to 64bit from the 32bit im running on
[13:05] <ActionParsnip> Caldavien: you can edit /etc/default/grub happily, its just fruitless to edit /boot/grub/grub.cfg
[13:06] <SpaceGhost> Copy the contents into http://pastebin.ubuntu.com
[13:06] <maco> jackinthebox: did you install an ssh server on the ubuntu machine?
[13:06] <Halitech> hax0r, you would need to reinstall the 64bit version
[13:06] <ActionParsnip> hax0r: you cant you must reinstall
[13:06] <plitter1> ubuntu 9.10 is supposed to able to play dvds right? but i cant make it work. i tried with videolan dragon player and totem, but they cant read from source it seems but the dvd is new
[13:06] <ledr> epinky: this fixed my nfs problems: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nfs-utils/+bug/484209
[13:06] <munley> SpaceGhost : yes, a window showed up, what next?
[13:06] <jackinthebox> maco: yes i did.. openssh_server
[13:06] <maco> jackinthebox: is it running?
[13:06] <ActionParsnip> hax0r: if you install the server kernel it will have PAE and address all the ram
[13:06] <maco> plitter1: did you install libdvdcss2?
[13:06] <garbin> SpaceGhost, http://pastebin.com/f75709b3c
[13:06] <SpaceGhost> munley: copy the contents into http://pastebin.ubuntu.com
[13:06] <garbin> SpaceGhost, that is my  .bashrc
[13:06] <hemant_> anyone know about gambas language
[13:06] <LjL> Mohammad[B]: try « ffmpeg -i file1.mp3 -acodec mp3 -ab 128k -ac 2 -ar 44100 file2.mp3 »
[13:06] <plitter1> maco: no.... i didnt give me a sec
[13:06] <munley> Got it!
[13:06] <jackinthebox> maco: yes of course, as I said I can connect from other ubuntu machines to that box..
[13:06] <huangxiaobo> how can i paste a file to plugins
[13:07] <maco> plitter1: commercial DVDs are usually encrypted to prevent people from watching them on unapproved devices
[13:07] <Caldavien> ActionParsnip, I did edit /boot/grub/grub.cfg, and it did fix my issue
[13:07] <SpaceGhost> munley: show me what command you are putting into the terminal?
[13:07] <Mohammad[B]> LjL, Unknown encoder 'mp3'
[13:07] <BluesKaj> hiyas all
[13:07] <maco> jackinthebox: ah i missed that bit. i only saw that youd connected to other linux machines from the mac
[13:07] <munley> SpaceGhost: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/326832/
[13:08] <LjL> Mohammad[B]: is that the ffmpeg that comes with ubuntu or did you compile it?
[13:08] <hax0r> actionparsnip how do i do that
[13:08] <Mohammad[B]> LjL, http://paste.ubuntu.com/326833/
[13:08] <ChB82> hi! Does anybody know if it is possible to upgrade from Ubuntu 9.04 to 9.10 with a crypted root/boot partition?
[13:08] <Mohammad[B]> LjL, this is default
[13:08] <SpaceGhost> munley: what was your problem again? why did you ask?
[13:08] <maco> ChB82: yes, just use the update manager
[13:08] <SpaceGhost> munley: I forgot what you came for.
[13:08] <ActionParsnip> Caldavien: theres another file with more config, let me find it
[13:08] <hax0r> ActionParsnip: what are the commands to do thaat server kernal thing, ,im iffy about going to 64bit cuz of the flash problem
[13:09] <Halitech> hax0r, flash works fine in 64bit
[13:09] <Marukaz> Hello, does anybody try to play call of duty 2 with linux?
[13:09] <SpaceGhost> garbin: I don't see anything having to do with your issue in there. Isn't this a fresh install?
[13:09] <jackinthebox> maco: no problem.. do you have an idea.. because the google'ing didn't give anything.. some say this is a mac problem, some say it is an ubuntu problem.. been trying to resolve this for a week..
[13:09] <garbin> SpaceGhost, http://pastebin.com/f75709b3c , are you here? this is my .bashrc.
[13:09] <SpaceGhost> Marukaz: no, because I think it needs directx.
[13:09] <anerty> [help] - i can't run blender
[13:09] <ActionParsnip> hax0r: sudo apt-get install linux-image-2.6.31-14-server linux-image-server
[13:09] <ChB82> maco: and the new kernel can boot from the crypted partition without problems?
[13:09] <SpaceGhost> garbin: yes. Is this a new install?
[13:09] <ActionParsnip> hax0r: flash runs great here in 64bit. i use the alpha 64bit flash
[13:09] <LjL> Mohammad[B]: i don't know, it seems mp3 may not be supported by the default ffmpeg (which is reasonable since that's what ubuntu does with proprietary codecs), but i don't see a package anywhere to add that support
[13:09] <garbin> SpaceGhost, yes it's a fresh install.
[13:09] <maco> jackinthebox: the only thing sticking in my head, is that i know there are TWO ssh standards. perhaps mac uses the old one?
[13:10] <maco> ChB82: yes, encrypted setups are still supported
[13:10] <anerty> i has been install blender from ubuntu software center, but they tell me a problém
[13:10] <bill> all sorted now I think, just had a network configuration error
[13:10] <munley> SpaceGhost : yes, my problem is, I was partition into 3 parts, one for Windows XP one for Ubuntu, One for Linux SWAP
[13:10] <ChB82> maco: thank you!
[13:10] <Halitech> jackinthebox, can other machines connect to the ubuntu box via ssh?
[13:10] <ALUNO01> fala ae
[13:10] <garbin> I just want to modify the terminal prompt string.
[13:10] <ALUNO01> beleza
[13:10] <Marukaz> SPaceGhost i install it and it works, but if i want to play on the internet i have to have version 1.3, i when i install it copmuter shows that version is still 1.0
[13:10] <hax0r> actionparsnip: is there a huge  performance diff between     updating server and reinstalling to 64bit
[13:10] <ALUNO01> i am Bruno
[13:10] <munley> Everything was all right
[13:10] <jackinthebox> maco: you say about protocol? It is 2,1 from the ssh_config
[13:11] <SpaceGhost> garbin: I suggest you reburn the ubuntu iso and try again.
[13:11] <ALUNO01> fisting your pussy
[13:11] <ALUNO01> ]syagshuauhsauhsuhas
[13:11] <SpaceGhost> whoa... hate those things.
[13:11] <ALUNO01> ass
[13:11] <garbin> SpaceGhost, OK! thanks.
[13:11] <SpaceGhost> garbin: sorry I couldn't help otherwise.
[13:11] <jackinthebox> Halitech: yes I've tried with another ubuntu box
[13:11] <munley> but one day I thought I could partition the SWAP into 2 parts, so Windows XP and Ubuntu can share a common drive
[13:11] <ActionParsnip> hax0r: not really unless you get into mp3 encoding and video stuff etc
[13:11] <Halitech> jackinthebox, does it work?
[13:11] <SpaceGhost> munley: one sec.
[13:11] <jackinthebox> Halitech: yes
[13:11] <Marukaz> SpaceGhost can you help me
[13:11] <chu_> All download, now just installing.
[13:11] <Marukaz> \
[13:11] <ActionParsnip> Caldavien: /usr/lib/grub/grub-mkconfig_lib
[13:11] <Marukaz> ?
[13:12] <hemant_> i am facing a problem in gambas videoservice
[13:12] <SpaceGhost> Marukaz: if you were playing world of warcraft, yes.
[13:12] <maco> jackinthebox: on both machines?
[13:12] <Halitech> jackinthebox, ok, so its something with how they are talking
[13:12] <munley> after I did it, everything was fine, but I didn't notice that the SWAP never turn ON ever since
[13:12] <hax0r> E: Couldn't find package linux-image-2.6.31-14-server
[13:12] <jackinthebox> Halitech: I now ssh'ed into a VM in that ubuntu running another linux
[13:13] <maco> hax0r: 14 not 15
[13:13] <plitter1> maco: thanks i fixed it now:D
[13:13] <maco> hax0r: er.....15 not 14
[13:13] <irfan_> hi i have a problem in ubuntu 9.10
[13:13] <bill> why are programs like geany not avaliable in 9.10?
[13:13] <jackinthebox> Halitech: I also cannot ssh from that VM to the host ubuntu
[13:13] <munley> Where is the Dr_willie?
[13:13] <maco> hax0r: i think...
[13:13] <[FU]bigzed> \window show 2
[13:13] <ActionParsnip> hax0r: apt-cache search linux-image | grep server
[13:13] <jackinthebox> maco: my friend brought an ubuntu laptop
[13:13] <SpaceGhost> munley: so your problem is a lack of swap?
[13:13] <irfan_> i want to install window avant navigater but there is no any option to install it
[13:13] <ActionParsnip> hax0r: install the things which appear which are remarkably similar to the command I gave
[13:13] <jackinthebox> maco: he did connect with no problem
[13:14] <maco> bill: geany 0.18 is in 9.10
[13:14] <SpaceGhost> jackinthebox: can I steal your friend?
[13:14] <munley> nope
[13:14] <irfan_> can any one solve my problem
[13:14] <maco> bill: its in the universe repository
[13:14] <anerty> arfan_ : RTFM or documentation
[13:14] <irfan_> software
[13:14] <jackinthebox> SpaceGhost: Go ahead, it is an EEEPC =)
[13:14] <anerty> arfan_ : try on google "ubuntu avant-window-navigator"
[13:15] <Huck> hello guys
[13:15] <irfan_> ok
[13:15] <munley> SpaceGhost : My problem is, I had 2 PC using Ubuntu, one for 32bit, the other 64bit, I didn't change anything to that 64bit, it works fine
[13:15] <ActionParsnip> irfan_: sudo apt-get install avant-window-navigator
[13:15] <maco> munley: ah i think i know what to do
[13:15] <ActionParsnip> !info avant-window-navigator
[13:15] <myung> hey i have a problem
[13:15] <Pici> anerty: Thats not helpful, this is a support channel where *we* help people, not tell them to google things.
[13:15] <myung> im trying to erase a partition with cfdisk
[13:15] <anerty> i has been install it from ubuntu software center on KK 9.10 but they tell me # blender -W
 blender-bin: error while loading shared libraries: libavutil.so.49: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory, any help ?
[13:15] <maco> munley: can you pastebin output of "sudo fdisk -l " (thats a small L, and yes you need sudo) and of "blkid" ?
[13:15] <munley> but the 32bit one's SWAP didn't turn ON since I change the size of SWAP
[13:15] <munley> changed
[13:15] <myung> but when i put cfdisk, i get: FATAL ERROR: Bad logical partition 7: enlarged logical partitions overlap
[13:15] <myung>                           Press any key to exit cfdisk
[13:15] <Huck> i updated ubuntu yesterday at KARMIC KOALA 9.10 but now my Audio don't work anyone can help me?sorry for my bad english
[13:16] <irfan_> yes this comand is working
[13:16] <maco> Huck: did you upgrade from 9.04 to 9.10?
[13:16] <munley> the SWAP size was 14GB
[13:16] <Silver-Fox> oi pessoal tudo bem ?
[13:16] <Huck> yep maco simone@simone-desktop:~$ lspci | grep -i audio
[13:16] <Huck> 00:05.0 Audio device: nVidia Corporation MCP61 High Definition Audio (rev a2)
[13:16] <Huck> simone@simone-desktop:~$ aplay -l
[13:16] <Huck> aplay: device_list:223: nessuna scheda audio trovata...
[13:16] <Huck> simone@simone-desktop:~$
[13:16] <FloodBot1> Huck: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:16] <SpaceGhost> munley: I'll send you a message.
[13:16] <Silver-Fox> oi personal all good?
[13:16] <Pici> !br | Silver-Fox
[13:16] <maco> Huck: "uname -a" what kernel are you running?
[13:16] <SpaceGhost> ! pastebin | Huck
[13:16] <Halitech> munley, 14GB!?!?! you don't need anywhere near that amount
[13:16] <jackinthebox> Silver-Fox: oi amigo.. =)
[13:16] <indus> what does por favor mean
[13:17] <maco> Halitech: probably why munley resized it?
[13:17] <LjL> it maens "please".
[13:17] <munley> SpaceGhost : but I divide it into 2, 7GB for FAT32, the other 7GB for SWAP
[13:17] <indus> Huck: type command aplay -l at terminal
[13:17] <Huck> Linux simone-desktop 2.6.28-13-generic #45-Ubuntu SMP Tue Jun 30 22:12:12 UTC 2009 x86_64 GNU/Linux
[13:17] <Silver-Fox> blz ?
[13:17] <aaron11> SpaceGhost: Allmost there but there is a road block! : No source MAC (-h) specified. Using the device MAC (00:24:2C:0C:E4:E4)
[13:17] <aaron11> 18:38:53  Waiting for beacon frame (BSSID: 02:1D:E0:00:3D:5F) on channel 11
[13:17] <aaron11> 18:39:03  No such BSSID available.
[13:17] <indus> ljL thakachen
[13:17] <Halitech> maco, still, even 7gig is too much
[13:17] <indus> thanks
[13:17] <hax0r> ActionParsnip, Its asking me to restart now, is there any further things i shoudl know
[13:17] <maco> Halitech: depends how much ram you have and weather you like having working hibernate
[13:18] <SpaceGhost> aaron: use pastbin
[13:18] <indus> huck use pastebin for paste
[13:18] <maco> munley: can you pastebin output of "sudo fdisk -l " (thats a small L, and yes you need sudo) and of "blkid" ?
[13:18] <Space-Wolf> hey I just installed ubuntu using wubi, and it all went fine but when I had to reboot, I selected ubuntu from he boot manager and then it didn't load grub, just said grub beta version something and wanted me to input a command
[13:18] <SpaceGhost> ! pastebin | aaron11
[13:18] <Huck> how indus?sorry ..
[13:18] <indus> !paste | Huck
[13:18] <ActionParsnip> hax0r: thats it, choose the server kernel and it will give you access to all your ram
[13:18] <munley> Maco and Halitech : nope, I resize it because I want an extra area for Exchange files myself when I boot Windows, something like that
[13:18] <Silver-Fox> blz jack ?
[13:18] <arand> Huck: what does " uname -a " give/
[13:18] <aaron11>  k
[13:18] <aaron11> ok
[13:18] <Space-Wolf> don't think anyone saw mine so:
[13:18] <Space-Wolf> hey I just installed ubuntu using wubi, and it all went fine but when I had to reboot, I selected ubuntu from he boot manager and then it didn't load grub, just said grub beta version something and wanted me to input a command
[13:18] <Halitech> munley, did you resize it from the live cd?
[13:18] <Huck> btw if i type aplay -l nothing card audio found
[13:18] <jackinthebox> Silver-Fox: tudo joia.. e tu?
[13:19] <indus> Huck: yeah thats the problem
[13:19] <Silver-Fox> td tranquilo
[13:19] <Silver-Fox> se eh de onde ?
[13:19] <munley> Halitech : Nope, I resize it from "GParted"
[13:19] <maco> munley: the trouble is going to be that the UUID of the partition changed when you resized it. if you give me that info i can tell you the proper UUID so you can fix /etc/fstab
[13:19] <Huck> what can i do?ty for your precious help guys
[13:19] <munley> I thought GParted is from Ubuntu???
[13:19] <anerty> huck, save your data and your config, and do a clean install XD
[13:19] <Huck> lol
[13:19] <arand> Huck: sorry didn't see that first, you are running the jaunty linux kernel still.
[13:19] <ActionParsnip> munley: no, gparted is made by the gparted team
[13:19] <Halitech> munley, resizing mounted partitions isn't usually a good idea
[13:19] <Space-Wolf> can anyone help me out?
[13:19] <aaron11> !gparted | munley
[13:19] <Huck> i updated 9.04 to 9.10
[13:19] <arand> anerty: bad advice.
[13:19] <ActionParsnip> munley: just like they dont make firefox
[13:20] <jackinthebox> Silver-Fox: da Turquia.. mas melhor não falamos aqui.. ninguem vai gostar..
[13:20] <indus> Huck: type lshw -C sounds
[13:20] <indus> Huck: type lshw -C sound
[13:20] <garbin> SpaceGhost, Are you there? I fix the problem just now
[13:20] <DJ_HaMsTa> ActionParsnip: did you say it was not installed because of   *-network DISABLED ?
[13:20] <BluesKaj> Space-Wolf,  try the command , sudo update-grub
[13:20] <indus> Huck: paste  to paste.ubuntu.com
[13:20] <munley> maco : what do I do?
[13:20] <Space-Wolf> okay I'll try I hope it works
[13:20] <Halitech> ActionParsnip, do they actually code any programs that are included?
[13:20] <maco> Huck: you are running the wrong kernel
[13:20] <Silver-Fox> Nossa ! Brasileiro ?
[13:20] <SpaceGhost> garbin: really?!
[13:20] <maco> Huck: you need to be running 9.10's kernel, but you are still running 9.04's
[13:20] <LjL> !br | Silver-Fox
[13:20] <maco> Huck: please run "sudo update-grub"
[13:20] <indus> maco: wrong kernel ? hmm
[13:21] <arand> Huck: run " sudo update-grub ", does that list the newer kernel version as found/
[13:21] <maco> indus: yes, something was broke in jaunty and it fubar'd a bunch of upgrades
[13:21] <munley> Dr_Willie, SpaceGhost, maco : What do I do next?
[13:21] <indus> maco: doestn Huck have a sound problem?
[13:21] <garbin> SpaceGhost, Yes, I just change the termial title from chinese to english.
[13:21] <ActionParsnip> Halitech: they make sure the packages play nice together but essentially no
[13:21] <Huck> ok now i try thank you so much
[13:21] <SpaceGhost> munley: look for a tab with my name on it.
[13:21] <maco> munley: give me the information i have asked you for twice now
[13:21] <SpaceGhost> munley: I messaged you and am waited
[13:21] <SpaceGhost> maco: what do you need?
[13:21] <maco> indus: yes, and pulseaudio cannot find devices if youre not using the right kernel
[13:21] <indus> maco: ok you help, ill watch :)
[13:21] <garbin> SpaceGhost, the problem is fixed:)
[13:21] <Halitech> ActionParsnip, thats what I thought, design the background and wrap it all up nicely to play well together
[13:21] <jackinthebox> Halitech: maybe I'm thinking of firewall features but other machines can ssh into ubuntu as well.. what you think?
[13:21] <maco> indus: this hit several hundred people on release day
[13:22] <jackinthebox> maco: you too?
[13:22] <maco> munley: can you pastebin output of "sudo fdisk -l " (thats a small L, and yes you need sudo) and of "blkid" ?
[13:22] <indus> maco: any link to this problem
[13:22] <maco> jackinthebox: no, my roommate is the audio maintainer
[13:22] <jackinthebox> Silver-Fox: nao eh brasileiro, sou Turco
[13:22] <ActionParsnip> DJ_HaMsTa: usually it means it has no driver if it is disabled, if you run: lspci; lsusb    one of the lines will identify the device, you can websearch using that identifier (for usb, use the 8 character hex ID)
[13:22] <indus> !cookie | SpaceGhost
[13:22] <Halitech> jackinthebox, only if you have some kind of deny in iptables for the ip address that is failing
[13:22] <maco> indus: http://drowninginbugs.blogspot.com/2009/10/caveats-for-audio-in-910.html
[13:23] <SpaceGhost> indus: thanks.
[13:23] <DJ_HaMsTa> ActionParsnip: it was dissabled because i previously ran ActionParsnip isconfig wlan2 down
[13:23] <DJ_HaMsTa> i brought it back up and that DISSABLED error is gone
[13:23] <munley> wait
[13:23] <Silver-Fox> vc eh um viado isso sim .
[13:23] <indus> maco: crAP
[13:23] <Huck> maco http://paste.ubuntu.com/326841/plain/
[13:23] <DJ_HaMsTa> Bus 002 Device 002: ID 0bda:8187 Realtek Semiconductor Corp.
[13:24] <jackinthebox> Halitech: how do I check the iptables?
[13:24] <ActionParsnip> DJ_HaMsTa: then you can bringit up with: sudo ifup wlan2
[13:24] <maco> jackinthebox: sudo iptables -L
[13:24] <Halitech> jackinthebox, that I'm not sure on
[13:24] <Halitech> thanks maco
[13:24] <maco> Huck: ok good. now reboot
[13:24] <Huck> maco http://paste.ubuntu.com/326843/plain/
[13:25] <DJ_HaMsTa> i did isconfig wlan2 up and its back up
[13:25] <Huck> i have installed a dual boot in my pc...i must modify menu.lst?
[13:25] <Silver-Fox> vc eh homosessual ?
[13:25] <ActionParsnip> DJ_HaMsTa: if you run: sudoiwlist scan    do you see ESSIDs?
[13:25] <mrXX> i need small help in mysql view,
[13:25] <Silver-Fox> ops
[13:25] <Silver-Fox> homosexual * ?
[13:25] <dassouki> if i suspend / restart my computer on mute, why does ubuntu unmute on restart ?
[13:25] <mrXX> can some one pm me who knows little about mysql, plz
[13:25] <DJ_HaMsTa> oh yea a whole bunch of them
[13:25] <dassouki> mrXX: #mysql
[13:26] <maco> !o4o | Silver-Fox
[13:26] <LjL> !ops | Silver-Fox won't stop talking portuguese and, well
[13:26] <ActionParsnip> DJ_HaMsTa: then its working :)
[13:26] <BluesKaj> !br | Silver-Fox
[13:26] <myung> how do i erase a partition_
[13:26] <myung> ?
[13:26] <DJ_HaMsTa> but i need it to use this driver rtl8187_linux_26.1010 how do i know i installed it properly ?
[13:26] <myung> how do i erase a partition with fdisk?
[13:26] <myung> i want to erase /dev/sda5
[13:26] <mrXX> dassouki that room is so annoying, i cant talk without registering
[13:26] <arand> indus:  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/grub/+bug/470265
[13:27] <Halitech> myung, is it a mounted partition?
[13:27] <ActionParsnip> !register | myung
[13:27] <dassouki> mrXX: then register ,, try #sql or #postgresql .. but don't whine about free help
[13:27] <cdavis_> I am trying to rip a couple of dvd's to iso but can't seem to find a program on 9.10 that succesfully does so. Has dvd encoding changed so that linux programs are unable to rip dvd's?
[13:27] <BluesKaj> !partition | myung
[13:27] <myung> i have 2ubuntu partitions, i need to erase one
[13:27] <Halitech> cdavis, have you tried k9copy?
[13:27] <ActionParsnip> DJ_HaMsTa: is it a compressed file by any chance?
[13:27] <myung> i have a slackware cd and tried cfdisk but i get error
[13:27] <myung>                       FATAL ERROR: Cannot open disk drive
[13:27] <myung>                           Press any key to exit cfdisk
[13:27] <swiftarrow> cdavis, try dvdshrink, I'm sure it has an ubuntu version
[13:27] <FloodBot1> myung: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:28] <myung> srry
[13:28] <ActionParsnip> DJ_HaMsTa: http://www.aircrack-ng.org/doku.php?id=r8187
[13:28] <indus> arand: thanks
[13:28] <DJ_HaMsTa> ActionParsnip: thats the one :P
[13:28] <dassouki> how can i enable double click to mute like it was in 9.04 ?
[13:29] <indus> myung: slackware support is #slack i believe
[13:29] <myung> dude i dont need slackware support
[13:29] <myung> i only want to erase a ubuntu partition
[13:29] <indus> myung: sorry
[13:29] <myung> and i have a slackware cd, cuz they said to use a live cd
[13:29] <indus> myung: erase hmm use the partitioner and clear it
[13:29] <maco> dassouki: its unfortunately not a configuration option, just how the code's written upstream
[13:29] <myung> how
[13:29] <ActionParsnip> myung: you can delete the partition as you wish in fdisk
[13:29] <indus> myung: i mean, create free space
[13:29] <myung> cfdisk doesnt work
[13:30] <SpaceGhost> myung try this: /join #slackware
[13:30] <myung> how do i do fdisk
[13:30] <indus> myung: whats cfdisk
[13:30] <myung> i want to erase /dev/sda7 and /dev/sda8
[13:30] <ActionParsnip> myung: sudo fdisk /dev/disk_name
[13:30] <dassouki> maco: weird they'd roll back a good function, i was shocked. mute is getting unmuted everytime i reboot/wake up
[13:30] <myung> omg indus, if u dont know dont try to help
[13:30] <indus> myung: man fdisk
[13:30] <cdavis_> swiftarrow: dvdshrink can't rip a movie, only shrink a decrypted dvd
[13:30] <myung> oh ok
[13:30] <ActionParsnip> myung: e.g.  sudo fdisk /dev/sda
[13:30] <maco> dassouki: ah the unmute on wakeup is due to a workaround from another bug
[13:30] <Halitech> myung, if its not a mounted partition use gparted
[13:30] <indus> yeah never heard of cfdisk
[13:30] <ActionParsnip> myung: i suggest you use gparted in a liveCD
[13:30] <ActionParsnip> cfdisk is niiiice
[13:31] <swiftarrow> cdavis, oh ok.
[13:31] <theadmin> Does 2.6.31-15-generic work fine?
[13:31] <arand> myung: may it be that it needs root permissions?
[13:31] <indus> ActionParsnip:  comes with ubuntu?
[13:31] <myung> actionparsnip i dont have a livecd
[13:31] <ActionParsnip> indus: can be installed from repo
[13:31] <Halitech> cdavis, try k9copy, it can make an exact copy or rip just the movie you want
[13:31] <myung> i only have a slackware installation cd :S
[13:31] <maco> dassouki: a lot of sound cards either loop sounds or make loud pops on suspend. to counter that, the suspend process mutes them and resume unmutes. no way to tell on resume whether it was muted by suspend process or by the user beforehand though :-/
[13:31] <ActionParsnip> myung: gotcha, well as long as the partition isnt in use you can manipulate it
[13:31] <ActionParsnip> !info cfdisk
[13:31] <Huck> maco i had reboot my pc but the audio still dont work, i have installed a dual boot i need to modify menu.lst after update grub?
[13:32] <dassouki> maco: mine doesn't do that .. i always have my laptop on mute. but when i restart/wake up, it automagically gets unmuted
[13:32] <maco> dassouki: right thats what im saying
[13:32] <DJ_HaMsTa> ActionParsnip: http://pastebin.com/d70f1c350 i see a few errors there.. does this mean it didnt work ?
[13:32] <ActionParsnip> indus: its in gnu-fdisk
[13:32] <myung> so i can do fdisk /dev/sda7 and sda8 ?
[13:32] <myung> for some reason cfdisk doesnt work
[13:32] <myung> i get an error :S
[13:32] <arand> Huck: The update-grub command did that mention a 2.6.31 kernel/
[13:32] <maco> dassouki: theres no way to tell, when resuming, if its muted because you wanted it muted or because the suspend process muted it. just in case it was the suspend process doing it, it unmutes
[13:32] <indus> ActionParsnip: not sure if fdisk can erase a partition, i thought parted did that
[13:32] <indus> parted -w wasnt it
[13:32] <maco> Huck: which kernel is running now?
[13:33] <myung> i get this: FATAL ERROR: Bad logical partition 7: enlarged logical partitions overlap
[13:33] <maco> arand: yes it did
[13:33] <ActionParsnip> DJ_HaMsTa: pretty much, why are you using root to compile in? have you installed build-essential
[13:33] <Huck> the same...cause there isnt in the list of menu.lst in grup a 9.10
[13:33] <olvap> i saw in onother channel that you can wirte ! something to run a script, any one could tell me how could i create my own script?
[13:33] <Huck> there is only 9.04 and winzozz
[13:33] <myung> when i do sudo cfdisk i get: FATAL ERROR: Bad logical partition 7: enlarged logical partitions overlap
[13:33] <indus> nvm
[13:33] <ActionParsnip> indus: sure it can, you can add and delete partitons in fdisk, cfdisk, parted, gparted
[13:33] <ActionParsnip> indus: theres more than one app for the job
[13:33] <DJ_HaMsTa> ActionParsnip: yes they are installed, using root to avoid errors i guess
[13:33] <Huck> windows* =P
[13:33] <indus> i think a  live cd is easiest for most ppl
[13:34] <arand> maco: and uname -a still gives 2.6.28?
[13:34] <myung> i dont have a live cd :S i have a slackware one tho
[13:34] <indus> though its painfully slow
[13:34] <myung> they said it works
[13:34] <SpaceGhost> indus = mah friendly :)
[13:34] <Huck> how can i link u my menu.lst?
[13:34] <DJ_HaMsTa> build-essential is already the newest version.
[13:34] <ActionParsnip> DJ_HaMsTa: you wont get any less errors as root, you just need to use sudo when you run make install, otherwise you can be user for the rest of the stepa
[13:34] <grawity> olvap: Depends on the language you choose - I guess you'll want #!/bin/bash for a Bash script.
[13:34] <maco> arand: psst im the helper.
[13:34] <maco> arand: Huck is the one with the machine
[13:34] <NET||abuse> hey guys. i have huge stutter on video in flash, my laptop should not be performing this badly, 4GB ram, core 2 duo processor, nvidia nvs graphics card,,
[13:34] <ActionParsnip> Huck: sudo apt-get install pastebinit; pastebinit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[13:34] <grawity> olvap: The first line must be the #! thing, the rest - just commands.
[13:34] <arand> maco: :) sorrys
[13:35] <ActionParsnip> NET||abuse: have you installed nvidia drivers?
[13:35] <NET||abuse> is there something just wrong with my setup? flash video is laggy and jerky, getting dropped frames every 2 seconds.
[13:35] <NET||abuse> ActionParsnip, yes, of course
[13:35] <dassouki> maco: as i said, i *always* set my volume to mute. When i reboot my *or* wake it up from suspend, it's unmuted
[13:35] <ActionParsnip> NET||abuse: i assume nothing, so no, not ofcourse
[13:35] <ulfor> hi
[13:35] <indus> maco: here is a link for delete
[13:35] <indus> maco: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/linux-how-to-delete-a-partition-with-fdisk-command/
[13:35] <olvap> grawity: where i could learn about that? google, Bash script?
[13:35] <NET||abuse> ActionParsnip, sorry about that :) just having a bad day..
[13:35] <maco> dassouki: i got that. im saying its unmuting because the system has NO WAY TO TELL that its muted because you WANT it to be
[13:35] <ActionParsnip> NET||abuse: what browser are you running?
[13:35] <quiensoy> ive mounted two ntfs partitions with -o loop for transfering some files from one to the other, is that ok?
[13:36] <dassouki> NET||abuse: sometimes you need to kill firefox/opera and some sites have shitty flash support, and sometimes it's the non adobe driver
[13:36] <grawity> olvap: I guess so. There were a few good tutorials at http://tldp.org/
[13:36] <maco> indus: um wrong person?
[13:36] <testering> anybody speak russian here?
[13:36] <indus> maco: yeah i think damn
[13:36] <ActionParsnip> !ru | testering
[13:36] <Huck> ty action
[13:36] <Halitech> !ru | testering
[13:36] <dassouki> maco: but it wasn't like that in 9.04 :( thanks for the help anyways
[13:36] <syrius> !tor
[13:36] <indus> ActionParsnip: so myung guy left i guess
[13:36] <DJ_HaMsTa> ActionParsnip: http://pastebin.com/m7adc5d29 without root
[13:36] <maco> dassouki: the resume script....you could take out the "always unmute it" thng
[13:36] <ulfor> I can't change my resolution with my Via Unichrome, anyone can help ?
[13:36] <indus> ActionParsnip: anyways in case you need , http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/linux-how-to-delete-a-partition-with-fdisk-command/
[13:36] <syrius> why isn't tor in the repo any more?
[13:37] <maco> dassouki: but i dont knwo where the script to handle resume lives
[13:37] <ActionParsnip> DJ_HaMsTa: you still have the same stuff installed, its not a permission issue as users can compile
[13:37] <kid> Would anyone tell me a tail about Karcmic and Nvidia real solution?
[13:37] <maco> syrius: because nobody's willing to maintain it
[13:37] <testering> thanks
[13:37] <ActionParsnip> indus: thanks
[13:37] <arand> syrius: I don't know, however, the tor repository works good.
[13:37] <ActionParsnip> syrius: abuse, basically
[13:37] <dassouki> maco: thanks :D i'll try to find it
[13:37] <Huck> maco http://pastebin.com/f2994b2df
[13:37] <syrius> don't you think that is crap ActionParsnip ?
[13:38] <DJ_HaMsTa> ActionParsnip: what could be causing the errors and preventing from install ?
[13:38] <syrius> any body can use proxies
[13:38] <syrius> what is the difference?
[13:38] <ActionParsnip> syrius: i dont use it or any other cloak so i dont care
[13:38] <indus> !crap
[13:38] <ActionParsnip> syrius: i dont wear a tinfoil hat
[13:38] <coolkehon> hi
[13:38] <syrius> I don't use it for everything ActionParsnip
[13:38] <LjL> ActionParsnip: tor isn't in the repos because of abuse...?
[13:38] <ActionParsnip> LjLafaik
[13:38] <ActionParsnip> oops
[13:38] <jrib> syrius: the tor project provides repositories iirc.  No one wanted to maintain it in the official repositories as maco told you
[13:38] <ActionParsnip> ljl: afail
[13:38] <syrius> okay
[13:38] <coolkehon> is there a fix for the laptop suspend bug
[13:39] <syrius> I will check it out
[13:39] <LjL> ActionParsnip: wasn't it because it was awfully out of date?
[13:39] <grawity> LjL: Out of date, yes.
[13:39] <ActionParsnip> LjL: dunno i dont use such software, never bothered with it in all my years
[13:39] <LjL> ActionParsnip: well if you don't know perhaps you shouldn't guess randomly :)
[13:39] <DJ_HaMsTa> ActionParsnip: if i grant you ssh access would it be easier for you to see ?
[13:39] <syrius> ActionParsnip some people live in places where their government is a nazi
[13:39] <quiensoy> its ok to mount ntfs with -o loop option?
[13:39] <maco> dassouki: i know its a known bug. it was the only way around the popping/looping bug i mentioned. i was discussing possible ways of fixing it with my roommate yesterday (he does a lot of audio stuff for ubuntu)
[13:40] <ActionParsnip> DJ_HaMsTa: dont give randomfolk access to your system
[13:40] <indus> !offtopic | syrius
[13:40] <arand> Huck: are you sure the update-grub command mentioned the 2.6.31 version of the kernel?
[13:40] <syrius> ActionParsnip you should live in china with that attitude
[13:40] <SpaceGhost> !cookie | ActionParsnip
[13:40] <ActionParsnip> syrius: its offtopic here
[13:40] <ActionParsnip> !yum
[13:41] <DJ_HaMsTa> ActionParsnip: why? you have done nothing but assist, i dont see why you would do bad things with the access
[13:41] <SpaceGhost> ActionParsnip: are you in the ubuntu offtopic?
[13:41] <maco> arand: it definitely did. here's Huck's pastebin http://paste.ubuntu.com/326841/plain/
[13:41] <chu_> Well, the update worked.
[13:41] <chu_> Awesome.
[13:41] <ActionParsnip> SpaceGhost: nope
[13:41] <ActionParsnip> DJ_HaMsTa: just websearch some of the errors you get, see what turns up
[13:41] <indus> ok time to go home
[13:41] <smik> How can I get a list of all the PC's who are connected to my wireless connection
[13:41] <indus> bye guys/ladies
[13:41] <SpaceGhost> DJ_HaMsTa: I think he means that as just a security measure. You should only give access to people you really trust.
[13:41] <dassouki> maco: interesting, sometimes something seems so simple, but is a b!tch to get to work
[13:41] <arand> maco: ok, but failed to actually write it to the boot menu... odd.
[13:41] <Halitech> smik, check the router
[13:42] <helloworlds> hello there, i have a problem with ubuntu.. is there any way to post the error log file ? something similar ro pastebin(gentoo).. new to ubuntu
[13:42] <DJ_HaMsTa> SpaceGhost: its a vmware machine..
[13:42] <Halitech> !pastebin | helloworlds
[13:42] <smik> Halitech, I am using ad-hoc network
[13:42] <grawity> helloworlds: http://paste.ubuntu.com/, http://dpaste.com/ and so on... Pastebins aren't related to distro at all.
[13:42] <olvap> grawity: may be i dont undertand, but i like to run the script on the channel
[13:42] <grawity> olvap: What do you mean, "on the channel"?
[13:43] <betmobile> can i install the ubuntu in windows without burning the iso??
[13:43] <Halitech> smik, not following you then
[13:43] <SpaceGhost> DJ_HaMsTa: Let me rephrase, you're giving the thing you invested time and effort into a stranger who could possibly care less.
[13:43] <maco> betmobile: if in a vm or wubi, sure!
[13:43] <Halitech> !wubi | betmobile
[13:43] <Huck> maco what can i do now?
[13:43] <SpaceGhost> Just as a thought
[13:43] <ActionParsnip> betmobile: sure, use magicdisk or similar to mount the ISO and you can install from that
[13:43] <olvap> grawity: i like to wirte '!hi grawity' and in the channel show a messages, saiyng hi to grawity
[13:43] <smik> How can I get a list of all the PC's who are connected to my wireless connection. I am using ad-hoc Wireless network.
[13:43] <maco> Huck: manually editing menu.lst may be the only option
[13:43] <Huck>  /put out of my windows my pc... lol
[13:44] <betmobile> maco yes with wubi can i just mout the iso it doesnt need the cd after
[13:44] <Huck> ok ty how can i edit?
[13:44] <grawity> !bot > olvap
[13:44] <SpaceGhost> !hi theground...
[13:44] <maco> betmobile: i think you can get the wubi program then point it at the iso to do the actual install
[13:44] <SpaceGhost> !hi | theground...
[13:44] <ActionParsnip> DJ_HaMsTa: i could delete file or settings or edit configs so your system doesnt boot as it has no kernels etc
[13:44] <Huck> sudo gedit /etc...?
[13:44] <ActionParsnip> DJ_HaMsTa: its not advised and I never have and never will accept invites like taht
[13:44] <gar4eto3> ολοι ειστε μαλακιες
[13:45] <maco> betmobile: thre are programs to let you mount isos in windows, but being Not A Windows User, i dont know them
[13:45] <maco> !gr | gar4eto3
[13:45] <ActionParsnip> Huck: gksudo gedit
[13:45] <louise> I'm so sorry.......... guys, I was so stupid, I just showed the "correct" info from the "fine" one
[13:45] <louise> Now I am at the Error-one
[13:45] <jaime> hello, is nonetdebs dead? both sites are down (http://nonetdebs.homeip.net, http://nonetdebs.unixpod.com). is there a replacement?
[13:45] <helloworlds> hello there.. please help me with this.. this is my errorhttp://pastebin.com/f213080e
[13:45] <betmobile> thanks all
[13:45] <gar4eto3> ρεεεεεεεε  εδο  μυπως  υπαρηουν και ελλινες
[13:45] <helloworlds> it always get disconnected
[13:45] <Huck> ActionParsnip: ok now?
[13:45] <louise> Please tell me all over again to do the task
[13:45] <DJ_HaMsTa> ActionParsnip: why wouldnt you accept the invite ?
[13:45] <maco> !gr | gar4eto3
[13:45] <_tom_> if porting windows mobile program to linux os, what will it need to do?
[13:46] <arand> Huck: As per post #26 https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/grub/+bug/470265, you could try this to regenerate the menu.lst: " sudo mv /boot/grub/menu.lst /boot/grub/menu.lst.safe " and then running " sudo update-grub " Then you need to check the menu.lst again BEFORE reboot.
[13:46] <louise> SpaceGhost?
[13:46] <louise> Dr_Willie?
[13:46] <maco> _tom_: be rewritten?
[13:46] <louise> Any one please....................
[13:46] <grawity>  /last louise
[13:46] <grawity> errrr. ignore that.
[13:46] <Huck> arand ty
[13:46] <_tom_> maco: not very clear,
[13:46] <louise> I am now at the other Ubuntu PC now, the SWAP doesn't work since I changed its size
[13:47] <ActionParsnip> Huck: you can now edit files as  root
[13:47] <louise> I was sending the "nothing-wrong" to you from the "nothing-wrong" Ubuntu.. which is 64bit one. Now I am on the Error-one which is 32bit now
[13:47] <_tom_> maco: i want to know what to do for the porting
[13:47] <SpaceGhost> Does anyone need help?
[13:47] <maco> _tom_: rewrite it without any Windows-specific API calls
[13:48] <louise> Yes I need help
[13:48] <aaron11> !patience | louise
[13:48] <louise> SpaceGhost, I am back
[13:48] <maco> _tom_: windows has several hundred syscalls. unix has like...8
[13:48] <SpaceGhost> louise: what?
[13:48] <louise> SpaceGhost | It's me
[13:48] <avishek> I'm using Ubuntu Server 9.10; is there any equivalent to GNOME terminator for the server edition?
[13:49] <SpaceGhost> Mnley?
[13:49] <louise> SpaceGhost | yes, Munley
[13:49] <louise> I am not at the Erroe one
[13:49] <_tom_> maco: but for those message handling, what to do in linux?
[13:49] <Pici> !screen | avishek perhaps
[13:49] <kom13> cO_kerja
[13:49] <helloworlds> hello there.. please help me with this.. this is my errorhttp://pastebin.com/f213080e.. i keep on disconnected from my wifi once in 3 minutes(approx)
[13:49] <maco> _tom_: are you asking how to code for unix-like platforms?
[13:50] <avishek> Pici: thanks, but tried it, and it doesn't seem to support split panels, which is what I need.
[13:50] <_tom_> maco: not that, i just want to know what need to do in linux
[13:50] <SpaceGhost> _tom_: What exactly is your problem? can you describe it so as to make the process to help you simpler?
[13:51] <maco> SpaceGhost: its programming stuff
[13:51] <avishek> The idea is to have one terminal split into two or more panes, like in Vim
[13:51] <avishek> Is that possible?
[13:51] <SpaceGhost> maco: I knew that. It's like me asking you, "teach me air"
[13:51] <maco> _tom_: i cant tell you what API calls in Linux are equivalent to what API calls in Windows. you're going to simply have to learn how to code for Linux
[13:51] <grawity> avishek: Ctrl-A S
[13:51] <maco> _tom_: http://www.amazon.com/Programming-Environment-Addison-Wesley-Professional-Computing/dp/0321525949/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1259070648&sr=1-2
[13:51] <helloworlds> Please help me with this.. this is my error http://pastebin.com/f213080e  I keep on disconnecting from my [AP] once in 3 minutes(approx)
[13:51] <Huck> maco,arand,actionparsnip THANK U SO MUCH!!! now the audio work finally!!! thank youuuuuuuu
[13:52] <Huck> i hope u can have a nice day!
[13:52] <avishek> grawity: thank you, but is Ctrl-A S to be used in screen?
[13:52] <SpaceGhost> !cookie | maco
[13:52] <grawity> avishek: Yes.
[13:52] <arand> Huck: so kernels got added alright now?
[13:52] <SpaceGhost> !cookie | arand
[13:52] <Huck> arand sure!
[13:52] <grawity> avishek: Press Ctrl-A, then press S, and it'll split in half.
[13:52] <Huck> now has added!
[13:52] <avishek> grawity: trying it now... thanks
[13:52] <SpaceGhost> !cookie | ActionParsnip
[13:52] <Climhazzard> can anyone direct me to an up to date website to learn cpp
[13:52] <arand> Huck: Ok, great, glad to help.
[13:53] <grawity> avishek: Ctrl-A, Tab to switch between those windows.
[13:53] <helloworlds> www.cprogramming.com
[13:53] <Huck> thank u again!
[13:53] <helloworlds> Climhazzard, www.cprogramming.com
[13:53] <Huck> cyaaaa guys!!
[13:53] <_tom_> SpaceGhost: well, i have a product based on windows mobile, which has many apps, now i plan to migrate the system to linux, and migrate the app to java app, i want to konw what it need to do for the whole process. see?
[13:54] <Climhazzard> helloworlds | Thanks; would you recommend c or cpp, or is there really not much of a difference
[13:54] <helloworlds> maco, please help me
[13:54] <ActionParsnip> Huck: cool, wtg :)
[13:54] <helloworlds> maco, Please help me with this.. this is my error http://pastebin.com/f213080e  I keep on disconnecting from my [AP] once in 3 minutes(approx)
[13:54] <maco> helloworlds: did you try installing linux-backports-modules?
[13:54] <LjL> Climhazzard: i think you mean "C++", not "cpp". also, this discussion should probably move to #ubuntu-offtopic
[13:54] <mrs_columbo> ActionParsnip: Hey its me again..... I just restarted and I have a blinking command Prompt... I dont even have the Grub loader where I can chose safe mode. It just boots into this command prompt thats blinking. It says (nvidia) failed.... What do i do
[13:54] <helloworlds> Climhazzard, what do you wanna do
[13:55] <Jimi_Neutral> anyone know what speed a cloning process through a 10/100 hub so go at? in MB
[13:55] <SpaceGhost> _tom_: yes I understand. You'll need to learn how to program for linux and branch the project. There is no simple converttolinux program.
[13:55] <helloworlds> Climhazzard, what do you wanna do?
[13:55] <Jimi_Neutral> should*
[13:55] <ActionParsnip> mrs_columbo: sudo  apt-get -purge remove nvidia*; sudo apt-get --purge autoremove; sudo shutdown -r now
[13:55] <helloworlds> maco, sudo apt-get install linux-backpots-modules?
[13:55] <fcuk112> exit
[13:55] <Climhazzard> helloworlds | Right now, just to learn it, eventually I'd like to work on open-source projects
[13:55] <SpaceGhost> Jimi_Neutral: It'll be most likely bottlenecked by the disk write speeds.
[13:56] <ActionParsnip> mrs_columbo: removes the driver and reboots, you can then reinstall the driver again to have another go once you get on the desktop
[13:56] <maco> helloworlds: uh are you on 9.10? if so linux-backports-modules-karmic or if 9.04 linux-backports-modules-jaunty
[13:56] <_tom_> SpaceGhost: that is to say, rewrite the whole system and all the apps?
[13:56] <helloworlds> Climhazzard, basically, if you want to deal with kernels then go for C. Building large applications then C++. once you know one, learning the other is easy
[13:56] <Jimi_Neutral> SpaceGhost, this is the odd thing....it used to go at about 900 but now its max is 211, since reisntalling ubuntu and clonezilla...same hub and network cables tho
[13:56] <SpaceGhost> _tom_ not necessarily. I'd try by migrating it slowly, and rewriting as needed.
[13:57] <Climhazzard> helloworlds | Awesome, thanks
[13:57] <SpaceGhost> Jimi_Neutral: What about any other traffic?
[13:57] <LjL> ##c ##c++ ##programming for all your C and C++ programming needs; #ubuntu-offtopic for general discussion about it
[13:57] <Jimi_Neutral> SpaceGhost, none, its an isolated clone server
[13:57] <mrs_columbo> ActionParsnip: How do I Get to a command prompt. It boots right into Ubuntu without a Grub menu and holding escape doesnt do anything. Gives me a blinking command prompt I cant even type leters in
[13:57] <maco> _tom_: a friend is pointing out htat if its a straight Qt application, it could just work. but if its full of win32-specific stuff...yep, rewrite
[13:58] <SpaceGhost> Climhazzard: You can start writing using any language, check them out. I suggest python, it's relatively easy to handle.
[13:58] <maco> _tom_: well or if its interpreted. i mean, python should work anywhere
[13:58] <_tom_> SpaceGhost: but what to do for the winwods GUI program? GTK or QT or else?
[13:58] <SpaceGhost> mrs_columbo: press ALT+F1
[13:58] <helloworlds> maco, by the way, what was my problem actually. just curious
[13:58] <SpaceGhost> mrs_columbo: brings you to a tty
[13:59] <mrs_columbo> yes but its blinking
[13:59] <mrs_columbo> I cant stop the blinking so i can type normally
[13:59] <maco> helloworlds: wireless stack was too old
[13:59] <bouma> has anyone ever had success with using a rar bruteforce cracker on an encrypting virus
[13:59] <helloworlds> Climhazzard, i suggest go for C... then python...
[13:59] <ActionParsnip> mrs_columbo: you can boot to recovery mode from grub then select root, you can run the commands there
[13:59] <om26er> how to learn python?
[13:59] <mrs_columbo> there is no grubbbb
[13:59] <mrs_columbo> told u already
[13:59] <helloworlds> maco, anyway, thanks a lot maco
[13:59] <om26er> any tutorials
[13:59] <ActionParsnip> om26er: same as any other programming language
[14:00] <LjL> !ot
[14:00] <jetscreamer> you hold lthe shift key to see the grub menu i believe
[14:00] <helloworlds> om26er, learn python? easy.. python.org.. a good tutorial there
[14:00] <SpaceGhost> _tom_:I generally write things for command lines but to answer, I'd write a specific version for each os.
[14:00] <Climhazzard> helloworlds | I'll probably learn them both simultaneously, I've dabbled in java and c++ before, so I have a general understanding of languages
[14:00] <LjL> (why has this channel just become "how to learn $programminlanguage"?)
[14:00] <jetscreamer> you hold lthe shift key to see the grub menu i believe, mrs_columbo
[14:00] <SpaceGhost> _tom_: I have a project now called Fetch, I forked it into windows and mac and a couple other options.
[14:00] <helloworlds> Climhazzard, cool.. then next choice is python.. python is really nice... trust me
[14:00] <ActionParsnip> mrs_columbo: press the power button once (don't hold it) the system will shutdown gracefully, you can then power back up (after a few seconds) then go to recovery console
[14:00] <maco> om26er: i like this book, but i think it doesnt work with 9.10, only 9.04 because one of the libraries broke :( http://openbookproject.net/thinkcs/python/english2e
[14:01] <chu_> Does anyone know how to get a turnstile in LaTeX?
[14:02] <iceroot> chu_: #latex
[14:02] <SpaceGhost> Climhazzard: I less then three python. So much.
[14:02] <dennis00-> Hi, software raid on ubuntu says no boot sector in installer?
[14:02] <helloworlds> SpaceGhost, what do you mean?
[14:02] <Climhazzard> SpaceGhost | Haha
[14:03] <helloworlds> c codes = 1000 lines , python codes < 100
[14:04] <erUSUL> !raid | dennis00-
[14:04] <dale> rupurt
[14:04] <Crives> hi, when i want to install ubuntu it says that my BIOS does not provide ACPI_PSS objects in a way that linux understands????????
[14:04] <ActionParsnip> Crives: is the system very old?
[14:04] <Crives> help`
[14:04] <SpaceGhost> helloworlds: It makes so much more sense. It's clean and very sexy IMHO
[14:04] <erUSUL> Crives: and apprt from that it works or not?
[14:05] <dennis00-> it now crashed while installing
[14:05] <Crives> it is not old, and cant say that it works or not, because i cant install it
[14:05] <helloworlds> SpaceGhost, agreed
[14:06] <ActionParsnip> Crives: first check the BIOS settings for ACPI are all ok, if its still bad then you can disable ACPI as a boot option to get an install
[14:06] <ActionParsnip> !bootoption | crives
[14:06] <jul_> freebsd works at least on my sparc 32 !)
[14:06] <erUSUL> Crives: can you update your bios ?
[14:06] <Crives> dont understand erUSUL
[14:06] <edi_99> Hi guys I need to install devel packages for libxml2 and libxslt. Anyone know how to do this through apt?
[14:06] <erUSUL> Crives: flash a new bios on you motherboarth...
[14:07] <ActionParsnip> erUSUL: boarth?
[14:07] <erUSUL> Crives: the other option is booting with acpi=off i guess
[14:07] <erUSUL> ActionParsnip: bear with me i'm not native speaker ;P
[14:07] <Crives> okay thnx, ill try taht
[14:07] <Crives> that*
[14:07] <ActionParsnip> erUSUL: np man :D
[14:08] <erUSUL> !boot | Crives
[14:08] <SpaceGhost> helloworlds: I'm glad we're in sync about that. If we weren't I'd have keep all my cookkies to myself.
[14:08] <Crives> just tried to upgrade it to 2.0 instead of 1.0 hope it works
[14:08] <mrs_columbo> thanks for the shift trick
[14:08] <mrs_columbo> that did the trick
[14:09] <mrs_columbo> im in PAE mode so that means im using all my ram right
[14:09] <hellyeah> hey
[14:09] <hellyeah> are there someone who experience with matlab
[14:09] <erUSUL> !ot | hellyeah
[14:09] <EagleScreen> hi
[14:09] <HilBilly> ok .. another lil newb question ... How do I add thunderbird to ubuntu's lil mail icon on the top toolbar?
[14:09] <Crives> now it says that SRST is failed????
[14:09] <EagleScreen> Can I configure Gnome to use Thunar as default file manager?
[14:09] <erUSUL> Crives: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/acpi/+bug/363868
[14:10] <dennis00-> do i need a /boot partition?
[14:10] <HilBilly> no, dennis00-
[14:11] <ex-dude> I am trying to change permission to my external hard drive disk...vfat LACIE 250GB
[14:11] <khensthoth> edi_99: Would "sudo apt-get install libxml++2.6-dev libxslt1-dev" do it?
[14:11] <albertxiaoyu> I want to use eth1
[14:11] <ex-dude> but I get..."The permissions could not be changed"
[14:11] <ex-dude> what do I do?
[14:11] <albertxiaoyu> but it always :eth0
[14:12] <albertxiaoyu> I have to use mouse to change eth0 to eth1
[14:12] <ActionParsnip> Crives: does the CD pass verification?
[14:12] <Spixx> albertxiaoyu: do you want to disable eth0?
[14:12] <albertxiaoyu> Yes
[14:12] <jul_> serious : wouldn't ubuntu chan be less messy if xchat was not configured to log on this channel by default ?
[14:12] <albertxiaoyu> But I can not work.
[14:12] <ActionParsnip> ex-dude: dont chown/chmod files on vfat, the filesystem isnt suitable
[14:12] <albertxiaoyu> But it can not work
[14:12] <ActionParsnip> ex-dude: just mount with better options
[14:12] <ex-dude> then...?
[14:13] <ex-dude> like...how do I do that?
[14:13] <grawity> ex-dude: vfat (FAT32) does not support Unix-style permissions. All files receive the same permissions defined by fmask/dmask in /etc/fstab (or, if you use automounting, somewhere in HAL or gconf.)
[14:14] <ActionParsnip> ex-dude: unmount it then use something like: sudo mkdir /media/vfatpart; sudo mount /dev/partition_name -t vfat /media/vfatpart -o uid=1000,rw
[14:14] <ex-dude> well, I just put the usb, and it autorecognize it...I do not have to do anything...
[14:14] <ex-dude> ahaa
[14:14] <ActionParsnip> ex-dude: the partition name you will have to change
[14:14] <ActionParsnip> ex-dude: you can see partition names in : sudo fdisk -l
[14:15] <ActionParsnip> ex-dude: it'll be something like /dev/sdc1
[14:15] <keppi> jul_:  xchat only defaults to this channel with ubuntu.  It defaults to other channels in other os'
[14:15] <dennis00-> ex-dude: were you born male or the other way around?
[14:16] <ex-dude> lol...I dunno remember:P
[14:16] <maco> dennis00-: thats a little offtopic
[14:16] <maco> dennis00-: well, really, a lot offtopic
[14:16] <ZummiG777> Is it relatively safe to upgrade fairly vanilla Ubuntu 8.04 servers to 9.04 servers ?  Do I have to go 8.04->8.10->9.04?
[14:16] <dennis00-> maco: sorry, his nickname intriged me.
[14:16] <ActionParsnip> ex-dude: if you use http://pastebin.com   you can show the output of the file
[14:16] <erUSUL> ZummiG777: the later
[14:16] <edi_99> khensthoth: yup, it's all good. Thanks mate
[14:16] <maco> dennis00-: or her
[14:16] <ActionParsnip> ZummiG777: you must go via intrepid
[14:16] <keppi> ZummiG777:  I didn't have any problems.
[14:17] <dennis00-> maco: lol
[14:17] <ActionParsnip> ZummiG777: once lucid comes out you can jump from lts to lts
[14:17] <keppi> ZummiG777:  but make a backup first!
[14:17] <erUSUL> ZummiG777: you only can skip from lts to lts. i.e 8.04 --> 10.04
[14:17] <ZummiG777> What would be the suggested command to accomplish this series of upgrades?
[14:17] <ZummiG777> If I can bother you for your wisdom.
[14:17] <maco> dennis00-: lol? not everyone on irc is a "he"
[14:17] <erUSUL> !upgrade | ZummiG777
[14:18] <ActionParsnip> !girls | dennis00-
[14:18] <khensthoth> HilBilly: Do you mean you want to add Thunderbird to the Indicator Applet which also show things like Pidgin and Empathy?
[14:18] <dennis00-> maco: I thought you were refering to his shemale nickname.
[14:18] <maco> dennis00-: "shemale" is not a nice word. please stop.
[14:18] <ActionParsnip> isnt the encourage women how-to just a single line saying "install compiz" ?
[14:18] <dennis00-> maco: i'll stop, this is too offtopic.
[14:19] <ZummiG777> Thanks all.  "Need me some updated Samba"
[14:19]  * maco scowls at ActionParsnip
[14:19] <Pici> ActionParsnip: Please don't.
[14:20] <ActionParsnip> ok (hahahha)
[14:20] <Pici> ActionParsnip: I'm not laughing.
[14:20] <ActionParsnip> Pici: i said ok...
[14:20] <albertxiaoyu> I want to use the interface eth1, but it always : eth0
[14:20] <ActionParsnip> albertxiaoyu: do you have 2 NICs in the system?
[14:21] <erUSUL> !details | albertxiaoyu
[14:21] <BluesKaj> wow , you guys need to lighten up , Pici
[14:21] <SpaceGhost> Pici: he acknowledged your request, drop it.
[14:21] <ex-dude> so, I made " sudo mkdir /media/vfatpart"
[14:21] <giles> Hi, I just did apt-get --purge remove java*   all my fonts have gone to non-anti aliased.
[14:21] <ex-dude> and I have a new directory named vfatpart
[14:21] <avuton> How do I download this tree?: http://kernel.ubuntu.com/git?p=ubuntu/ubuntu-karmic.git;a=summary
[14:21] <SpaceGhost> For everyone else, ActionParsnip has been helping people like for hours.
[14:21] <avuton> err clone
[14:21] <ex-dude> but..sudo mount /dev/partition_name -t vfat /media/vfatpart -o uid=1000,rw
[14:21] <ActionParsnip> ex-dude: ok then mount to that using the mount command I gave
[14:22] <erUSUL> avuton: using git clone
[14:22] <ex-dude> partion_name?
[14:22] <SpaceGhost> avuton: use git
[14:22] <erUSUL> !git
[14:22] <avuton> Sorry, I guess I should have said what's the address
[14:22] <ActionParsnip> ex-dude: you need to change partition name. I have no way of knowing that so you have to change that yourself
[14:22] <ActionParsnip> ex-dude: run: sudo fdisk -l   you will see the disks and their partitions
[14:22] <maco> ex-dude: if you only have one hard disk inside the computer and this is your only external, itd be sdb1
[14:22] <avuton> Try two: What is the actual cloning address for this gitweb tree: http://kernel.ubuntu.com/git?p=ubuntu/ubuntu-karmic.git;a=summary
[14:23] <ActionParsnip> erUSUL: git is a cuss word here in the UK :D
[14:23] <ex-dude> yes...is sdb1
[14:23] <erUSUL> ActionParsnip: part of the reason Linus chhosed the word to name its creation ;P
[14:23] <ex-dude> ok after fdisk -l I got resoults...
[14:23] <ActionParsnip> ex-dude: then change the command, instead of partition name use sdb1
[14:23] <SpaceGhost> ActionParsnip:  It's a joke don't you git it? (another bad joke)
[14:23] <ActionParsnip> erUSUL: i see, nice
[14:24] <SpaceGhost> erUSUL: I'm sure he isn't and never was a part of the Git team. Was he?
[14:24] <ActionParsnip> ex-dude: the device is /dev/sdb with a single partition /dev/sdb1 taking 100% of the space, widows incorrectly names partitions as 'drives' like 'C drive' 'D drive" etc when they are partitions
[14:25] <trevor> is pppoe not installed by default in 9.10??
[14:25] <somename> Hello I have a new ubuntu that i installed yesterday but I cant find stage1 and stage2 grub files in /boot/grub where are they?
[14:25] <ex-dude> sudo mount /dev/sdb1 -t vfat /media/vfatpart -o uid=1000,rw
[14:25] <ex-dude> mount: /dev/sdb1 already mounted or /media/vfatpart busy
[14:25] <ex-dude> mount: according to mtab, /dev/sdb1 is mounted on /media/LACIE
[14:25] <ActionParsnip> trevor: sure is
[14:25] <erUSUL> SpaceGhost: Linus wrotte git himself in 3-4 weeks before releasing it (when it was usefull enough to track itself *and* the linux kernel)
[14:25] <maco> somename: 9.10? im not sure grub2 has those files.
[14:26] <trevor> i cannot connect with it ActionParsnip
[14:26] <ActionParsnip> ex-dude: sudo umount /media/LACIE
[14:26] <ActionParsnip> !pppoe
[14:26] <erUSUL> SpaceGhost: althought to use it you had to be a  bash wizard at least ;)
[14:26] <ActionParsnip> ex-dude: then rerun the command
[14:26] <trevor> also, if i do pppoe setup or start, it says pppoe is not installed on this computer
[14:26] <ex-dude> ok
[14:26] <somename> 9.10 yes then is there an alternitive way to make a boot floppy
[14:26] <ActionParsnip> trevor: run: dpkg -l | grep ppp
[14:26] <ActionParsnip> trevor: is it there?
[14:26] <avuton> What is the actual cloning address for this gitweb tree: http://kernel.ubuntu.com/git?p=ubuntu/ubuntu-karmic.git;a=summary
[14:27] <Guest7067> hi people
[14:27] <SpaceGhost> erUSUL: Thanks. I love learning cool things.
[14:27] <trevor> it says it is ActionParsnip
[14:27] <ActionParsnip> trevor: weird
[14:27] <syrius> how do I connect to a network on FCE ultra?
[14:27] <trevor> how come i cant connect via the dsl setting in NM apple
[14:27] <trevor> t
[14:27] <syrius> do I have to be a server and then someone connects to me?
[14:28] <Ongacska> Hozsanna bruderz
[14:28] <ex-dude> I run "sudo mount /dev/sdb1 -t vfat /media/vfatpart -o uid=1000,rw
[14:29] <ex-dude> "
[14:29] <ex-dude> and..?
[14:29] <Akshay> Hi , guys newbi to ubuntu , just finished installing ubuntu 9.10 on hp pavillion dv6602au , i am not able to connect to wireless network ..which drivers should i install...please help..
[14:29] <Ongacska> Sziasztok dicsoseges tesvereim
[14:29] <erUSUL> Akshay: which wifi chip does the machine have ?
[14:29] <Akshay> any documentation for beginers would really help..
[14:29] <ActionParsnip> ex-dude: if you get no output then its worked
[14:29] <KHM7000> hi, when i want to install ubuntu on my computer it says: BusyBox v.10.2(ubuntu 1:1.1.10.2ubuntu7) built-in shell(ash)
[14:29] <kostkon> Akshay, did you check in system → admin → hardware drivers if there is a available driver to enable?
[14:29] <ActionParsnip> ex-dude: in linux, no news is good news
[14:29] <ex-dude> yes, no output
[14:29] <ex-dude> lol...
[14:29] <MayaT> hello
[14:29] <DJones> !hu | Ongacska
[14:30] <ActionParsnip> ex-dude: you should now have it mounted and owned by you on /media/vfatpart. You now have write access
[14:30] <Zencyde> Really? Who speaks Hungarian these days?
[14:30] <Ongacska> Djones !?? He?
[14:30] <ActionParsnip> Zencyde: hungarians?
[14:30] <syrius> hmm
[14:30] <furythor> Where to get information about aditional software available to install with ubuntu 9.04 server edition ?
[14:30] <ex-dude> yes
[14:30] <Ongacska> I am banned on #ubuntu-hu brotha'
[14:30] <ex-dude> is mounted there
[14:30] <Akshay> I dont know the name , WiFi 802.11a/b/g its inbuild..i checked it no specific name is given..
[14:30] <Zencyde> ActionParsnip: Ongacska: Magyar nyelvű segítséget az #ubuntu-hu csatornán talál
[14:30] <KHM7000> hi, when i want to install ubuntu on my computer, it says: BusyBox v.10.2(ubuntu 1:1.1.10.2ubuntu7) built-in shell(ash)
[14:30] <Ongacska> Hola ActionParsnip brotha'
[14:31] <ex-dude> Error removing file: Read-only file system
[14:31] <syrius> why is it that I get problems connecting to this one part of a site but when I enabled tor I am able to access it why is that?
[14:31] <Ongacska> Zencyde : I know that brotha'
[14:31] <erUSUL> Akshay: run « lspci | grep -i net » on a terminal
[14:31] <ActionParsnip> Akshay: sudo lshw -C network    will tell you
[14:31] <SpaceGhost> Ongacska: Maybe you shoyld be more careful of what you say and do?
[14:31] <MayaT> i download the iso file but i cant install why?????????
[14:31] <MayaT> an error occured: Permission deniad. for more information, please see the log file: c:\docume~1\user\locals~1\temp\wubi-9.10ubuntu1-rev160.log
[14:31] <Zencyde> Ongacska: Are you high? :) Just curious.
[14:31] <KHM7000> hi, when i want to install ubuntu on my computer it says: BusyBox v.10.2(ubuntu 1:1.1.10.2ubuntu7) built-in shell(ash)
[14:31] <DJones> Ongacska: This channel is english only, if you can ask your questions in english somebody should be able to help you
[14:31] <ActionParsnip> furythor: furythor: apt-cache search .            the last perio is important. You can pipe it into less for easy reading: furythor: apt-cache search . | less
[14:32] <Ongacska> Zencyde brotha' : I am da famous and rich Tukskillah:D
[14:32] <ex-dude> aagrrrrr not working
[14:32] <MayaT> an error occured: Permission deniad. for more information, please see the log file: c:\docume~1\user\locals~1\temp\wubi-9.10ubuntu1-rev160.log
[14:32] <MayaT> ?????
[14:32] <KHM7000> hi, when i want to install ubuntu on my computer it says: BusyBox v.10.2(ubuntu 1:1.1.10.2ubuntu7) built-in shell(ash)
[14:32] <ActionParsnip> furythor: or you can search for actual things: furythor: apt-cache search transmission
[14:32] <Mr_Danne_123> Hello can anyone help me? I have just uninstalled gnome and the systemstarts with dvm but I want to start with fluxbox instead. I heard that I have to create a file called .initrc in home directory. But I dont know what to write in it.
[14:32] <Zencyde> Ongacska: I'll take that as a yes. <3 Just ripped the bong before taking on the day.
[14:32] <Akshay> broadcom corporation BCM4312 802.11a/b/g (rev 02)
[14:32] <ActionParsnip> !bcm43 | Akshay
[14:33] <ex-dude> I go to the vfatpart and still says LACIE...
[14:33] <KHM7000> hi, when i want to install ubuntu on my computer it says: BusyBox v.10.2(ubuntu 1:1.1.10.2ubuntu7) built-in shell(ash)
[14:33] <ActionParsnip> !broadcom | Akshay
[14:33] <MayaT> help me pls!! an error occured: Permission deniad. for more information, please see the log file: c:\docume~1\user\locals~1\temp\wubi-9.10ubuntu1-rev160.log
[14:33] <SpaceGhost> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Fluxbox
[14:33] <MayaT> waw a lot of people here got a problem on ubuntu
[14:33] <spiraliz> Mr_Danne_123,  echo exec fluxbox > .xinitrc
[14:33] <SuperPii> what an I set as hostname to have a fully qualified hostname?
[14:34] <KHM7000> when i want to install ubuntu on my computer it says: BusyBox v.10.2(ubuntu 1:1.1.10.2ubuntu7) built-in shell(ash)
[14:34] <KHM7000> help?
[14:34] <erUSUL> Akshay: then run « sudo aptitude install b43-fwcutter » when that finish do « sudo modprobe -r b43 && sudo modprobe b43 »
[14:35] <KHM7000> when i want to install ubuntu on my computer it says: BusyBox v.10.2(ubuntu 1:1.1.10.2ubuntu7) built-in shell(ash); plzz help
[14:35] <Akshay> thanks ActionParsnip
[14:35] <Akshay> thanks ubottu
[14:35] <SpaceGhost> KHM7000: try reburning the disk
[14:36] <verb3k> how to change menu timeout in grub2 safely?
[14:36] <KHM7000> it's an original disc that i orderes
[14:36] <KHM7000> ordered*
[14:36] <furythor> Now question is, if I install that "DNS server" package from this menu, what down sides it may have on my home server install ?
[14:36] <erUSUL> verb3k: edit /etc/default/grub
[14:36] <Space-Wolf> I just installed ubuntu using wubi, and when I select it in the boot manager, grub comes up and says something like "minimal Bash-like..." something and wants me to type commands, it doesn't load up ubuntu or give me options to load it as usual
[14:36] <SpaceGhost> Then your laptop possibly can't run the normal disk to install
[14:36] <KHM7000> it's a desktop;D
[14:36] <SpaceGhost> KHM7000: Try downloading the alternate install cd
[14:37] <UCCAdmin> Does anyone know if it is possible to add a custom item like "About Ubuntu" and "About Gnome" to the menu?
[14:37] <UCCAdmin> As in, I would like to add an "About this lab" item
[14:37] <Space-Wolf> can anyone help me out?
[14:37] <SpaceGhost> KHM7000: Here are some possible options, I can't argue with you about your cd so here are the options. Your cd is broke, or your computer can't install ubuntu using the livecd.
[14:37] <Space-Wolf> I think it has to do with going into rescue mode or something
[14:37] <KHM7000> okay
[14:37] <SpaceGhost> KHM7000: the only answers I have it to try another medium
[14:37] <SpaceGhost> Space-Wolf: yes
[14:38] <KHM7000> okay spaceghost;p
[14:38] <SpaceGhost> Space-Wolf: what is your problem?
[14:38] <wrgb> UCCAdmin: use System > Preferences > Main Menu to edit the menu
[14:38] <Space-Wolf> I just installed ubuntu using wubi, and when I select it in the boot manager, grub comes up and says something like "minimal Bash-like..." something and wants me to type commands, it doesn't load up ubuntu or give me options to load it as usual
[14:38] <erUSUL> UCCAdmin: you can edit menus to add your own programs. and with zenity doing an About dialog should be pretty easy
[14:39] <SpaceGhost> Then go into windows and reinstall it. The best idea is to burn the ISO to a disk and install like that.
[14:39] <UCCAdmin> I'm not in front of my machine right now, but will that allow me to add it near the "About Ubuntu" and "About Gnome" sections? I don't recall being able to do that but I could be mistaken
[14:39] <Space-Wolf> my laptop unfortunately does not have a disk drive
[14:39]  * SpaceGhost thinks erUSUL is a wealth of knowledge, a faunt if you will.
[14:39] <Space-Wolf> a reinstall is the best option though?
[14:39] <SpaceGhost> Space-Wolf: Then try to make a bootable USB drive
[14:39] <mgv1> why firefox prevent other windows from being minimized?
[14:40] <erUSUL> UCCAdmin: checked right now and you are right. the about links are not editable :|
[14:40] <Space-Wolf> using wubi to install it worked on my other laptop though
[14:40] <erUSUL> Space-Wolf: :)
[14:40] <Slart> mgv1: short answer.. it doesn't ... the minimize button disappears or just doesn't work?
[14:40] <ActionParsnip> mgv1: it sshouldnt, if you alt+tab to a window with firefox running an maximised, can you not minimise the other app?
[14:41] <erUSUL> SpaceGhost: :)
[14:41] <SpaceGhost> Space-Wolf: then ask your other laptop to tell your current to play nicely. I cannot make your laptop play nice. I can offer other options to do what you want though.
[14:41] <BluesKaj> Space-Wolf, wubi is ok for experimenting , but you are restricted to a 30G partition , a separate partition install is best
[14:42] <mgv1> Slart, ActionParsnip when i try to click over windows like keepassx the windows doesnt always goes to the tray
[14:42] <HilBilly> I wanted to change my boot choices.  Went to edit /boot/grub/menu.lst and it doesn't exist!  Where is that hidden in ubuntu 9.10 ?
[14:42] <westmi_> how do i get rid of the trash so i can just right click and delete?
[14:42] <Space-Wolf> I understand that, I'll probably make a new partition sometime in the future but I figured wubi would do fine for now.  Do you have any idea how to fix this grub problem though?
[14:42] <DJones> !grub2 | HilBilly
[14:42] <PsyberS> does anyone know the command that runs when you choose 'Shut Down...' from the System menu?  I am fairly certain it is gnome-session but I do not know the arguments
[14:42] <ActionParsnip> mgv1: do you have the "windows list" application on the bottom bar? It lists the running apps
[14:42] <westmi_> how do i get delete option to show up in right click?
[14:43] <ActionParsnip> PsyberS: sudo shutdown -h now
[14:43] <ActionParsnip> PsyberS: is one, not sure otherwise
[14:43] <UCCAdmin> erUSUL: Thats what I thought. Surely there is some way to get into that area and add something...
[14:43] <mgv1> ActionParsnip, no i dont have windows list
[14:43] <leperkaun> i think i have a relativly simple question.
[14:43] <PsyberS> ActionParsnip: that isnt what i need, i need the one that pops up the dialog to confirm
[14:43] <ActionParsnip> mgv1: could be why
[14:43] <HilBilly> thank you.
[14:43] <ActionParsnip> PsyberS: i see
[14:43] <chu_> Well, required a partial upgrade too, but it's completely done now. Nice.
[14:43] <mgv1> ActionParsnip, how do i get a list of running applications?
[14:43] <erUSUL> UCCAdmin: it should be but i dunno how. sorry
[14:44] <BluesKaj> Space-Wolf, did you try windows , fixmbr?
[14:44] <ActionParsnip> mgv1: add the windows list: rigt click bar -> add item   then add windows list
[14:44] <kostkon> mgv1, rigjht click on your panel and "add to panel"
[14:44] <Slart> PsyberS: mm.. I agree it's probably gnome-session.. not the little menu that shows up, that's probably a gnome-panel thing or similar, but gnome-session does the actual logging out, shutting down thnigy.. you've checked the man page?
[14:44] <helloworlds> hey, can anyone recommend a good book for ubuntu or linux?
[14:44] <PsyberS> Slart: the man page doesnt seem to list most options, neither does --help
[14:45] <SpaceGhost> helloworlds: let me get my link
[14:45] <NoReflex> do you guys know the graphs that are displayed in dd-wrt (realtime CPU / ram usage/system load)? Is there something similar for ubuntu? I'm using munin but it's log based and I need a "realtime" graph...
[14:46] <leperkaun> i dual boot vista and ubuntu.  and my wireless usb thing doesnt work.  so looking at the forums on the ubuntu site i found a solution.  i downloaded the driver provided (into vista. its on my desktop now)  when i reboot into ubuntu can i get the driver off the vista desktop?
[14:46] <Mud|afk> yes leperkaun
[14:46] <NoReflex> leperkaun: yes you can access the windows partition in Ubuntu (it supports NTFS)
[14:46] <Mud|afk> just mound the vista volume
[14:46] <scribawf> I lost my headers for; Applications, Places and System, how do I recover?
[14:46] <Mud|afk> hehe /me highfives NoReflex
[14:47] <VCoolio> PsyberS: gnome-session-save --shutdown-dialog
[14:47] <leperkaun> how do i do so?  (brand new to ubuntu.  just know that i cant get internet)
[14:48] <SpaceGhost> helloworlds: http://www.linux-books.us/ubuntu.php
[14:48] <stig_> مرحبا
[14:48] <khensthoth> scribawf: Right click on the panel, click Add to Panel, and add a Custom Menu Bar
[14:48] <NoReflex> Mud|afk: :)
[14:48] <erUSUL> UCCAdmin: the files are in here do « cat /usr/share/applications/ubuntu-about.desktop » but from what i gather here https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-panel/+bug/92648 you have to patch gnome-panel ...
[14:48] <wrgb> helloworlds: google Ubuntu Pocket Guide and Reference -- you can download a pdf of it for free
[14:48] <SpaceGhost> I just seriously lawled at the leper of a leprechaun 's name
[14:48] <scribawf> khensthoth;  ok thanks will give that a try
[14:48] <Pici> !ar | stig`
[14:48] <helloworlds> SpaceGhost, thank you
[14:48] <Pici> !sa | stig`
[14:48] <helloworlds> wrgb, thank you
[14:48] <SpaceGhost> http://www.ubuntupocketguide.com/index_main.html
[14:49] <SpaceGhost> helloworlds: http://www.ubuntupocketguide.com/index_main.html
[14:49] <erUSUL> UCCAdmin: maybe in #ubuntu-devel or #ubuntu-motu you get more help with this
[14:49] <SpaceGhost> helloworlds: I like getting cookies as payment.
[14:50] <ramy> hi all
[14:50] <UCCAdmin> erUSUL: Thanks! Thats at least going to get me digging in the right direction
[14:50] <helloworlds> !cookies | SpaceGhost
[14:50] <Pip> Hello, I got a message right after gnome starts, reads "You got a kernel failure"
[14:50] <helloworlds> SpaceGhost, want some more?
[14:50] <Pip> A message dialog pops up
[14:50] <helloworlds> :)
[14:50] <SpaceGhost> Thank you
[14:50] <ramy> pleas need to help  how to play satalite card on ubuntu
[14:50] <kaspar> Hey, how can I enable "copy on highlight" in a terminal on karmic?
[14:50] <SpaceGhost> !girls | spaceghost
[14:50] <helloworlds> SpaceGhost, anyway, thanks a lo
[14:50] <silktaco1> He all
[14:50] <silktaco1> hi all
[14:51] <silktaco1> am a bit new to linux
[14:51] <Pip> Any ideas ?
[14:51] <SpaceGhost> helloworlds: anytime friend.
[14:51] <Pip> This channel is gonna blow up
[14:51] <kostkon> Pip, ??
[14:51] <kaspar> I'm used to highlight (copy) and right-click (paste) from putty, and I'd like to see the same functionality in terminal on Ubuntu. :-/
[14:51] <silktaco1> have a question:  What does the following *mean*?  I am trying to set the system up and am running into permission errors. It's been a few years since I used linux and am not sure what the source of the error is "Nov 24 09:49:55 ubuntu kernel: [86189.975866] type=1503 audit(1259074195.792:728): operation="mknod" pid=11799 parent=1 profile="/usr/sbin/named" requested_mask="w::" denied_mask="w::" fsuid=117 ouid=117 name="/etc/bind/db.internal.mclellancap.c
[14:51] <silktaco1> om.jnl"
[14:52] <Jimi_Neutral> how do i delete things that I cant right click and move to trash
[14:52] <ramy> how to work satalite card on ubuntu
[14:52] <stig`> هلا
[14:52] <leperkaun> lets see if i can get the internet working ubuntu side.  if i cant then yall will hear from me soon
[14:52] <Pip> Jimi_Neutral, Command
[14:52] <SpaceGhost> Jimi_Neutral: this can be so dangerous.
[14:53] <SpaceGhost> Jimi_Neutral: man rm to read about RM'ing
[14:53] <ramy> يا هلا بالغالي
[14:53] <SpaceGhost> !rm | Jimi_Neutral
[14:53] <Jimi_Neutral> SpaceGhost, its ok Ghost, I know what it is im deleting, i just cant remember the command cause im new to linux by about 6 months and only used that command once befire
[14:53] <PsyberS> VCoolio: awesome! thanks! :)
[14:53] <Pip> Jimi_Neutral, but it could destroy your whole system
[14:53] <SpaceGhost> Jimi_netral: sudo rm -rf /path/to/files
[14:54] <pfred1> well ##linux was of no use so I'll try asking here.
[14:54] <Jimi_Neutral> Pip, i am only deleting a partimage that for some reason clonezilla decided not to put in my home folder, it put it in another home folder that is on the filesystem directory
[14:54] <ramy> please help
[14:54] <pfred1> I would like to know if it is possible to upgrade between major releases in Ubuntu
[14:55] <Pip> Jimi_Neutral, make sure you are doing right
[14:55] <kostkon> !upgrade | pfred1
[14:55] <SpaceGhost> Jimi_Neutral: the reason we stress isn't just because it's dangerous, but to other people reading, they might not fully grasp the gravity of the rm -rf command
[14:55] <Jimi_Neutral> Pip,  rgr
[14:55] <Jimi_Neutral> SpaceGhost, ah i see
[14:55] <SpaceGhost> Pip: you're overdoing it friend.
[14:55] <pfred1> kostkon a simple yes or no would suffice.
[14:55] <Pip> lol
[14:55] <kostkon> pfred1, major releases. you jum versions and upgrade an lts to the next lts, if that's what you mean
[14:55] <kostkon> major releases?*
[14:56] <kostkon> you can jump*
[14:56] <kostkon> maamy typos*
[14:56] <pfred1> kostkon I mean yes the first number is the major release number
[14:56] <louise> God!!!!!
[14:56] <Pip> SpaceGhost, No, I used rm -rf on my /home and got a disaster once by mistake
[14:56] <constantinexvi> How would you go about scripting up something that would "wget http://foo.bar/stuff/logXXX.txt", where XXX is a series of numbers till it hits 404 ?
[14:56] <louise> You did it!!!!!!!
[14:56] <pfred1> kostkon say with 8.0.4 8 would be the major number
[14:56] <louise> Hea, thank you
[14:56] <pfred1> kostkon now 9.0.0.1 9 would be the major release
[14:56] <chaitu_> Greegtings All. just wondering if we get list of  streaming stations like we do in winamp on vlc... thanks
[14:56] <louise> Are you there? SpaceGhost?
[14:56] <kostkon> pfred1, no, you are wrong
[14:56] <louise> I'm back!!!
[14:57] <SpaceGhost> Pip: yes, but he has stressed that he understandds
[14:57] <pfred1> kostkon could i upgrade say from 8.0.4 to 9.0.1 ?
[14:57] <Jimi_Neutral> SpaceGhost, ok so this file is in my home folder but its not the usual home folder...i have to click on the file system icon, then home, and the cloned images are  inside there
[14:57] <Jimi_Neutral> SpaceGhost, so what would be the path to that?
[14:57] <pfred1> kostkon ah so Ubuntu is different than all other Linux software?
[14:57] <ActionParsnip> constantinexvi: i'd ask in #bash
[14:57] <kostkon> pfred1, i think you don't really know how the versioning works in ubuntu
[14:57] <Pip> pfred1, yeah, ubuntu is ubuntu
[14:57] <kostkon> !versions | pfred1
[14:57] <tavasti> constantinexvi, for i in `seq 1 404`; do wget http://foo.bar/stuff/log${i}.txt; done
[14:57] <pfred1> kostkon no I do not that is why I am asking.
[14:57] <kostkon> damn
[14:58] <kostkon> pfred1, ok
[14:58] <ramy> help
[14:58] <ramy> help
[14:58] <ramy> help
[14:58] <helloworlds> !girl | helloworlds
[14:58] <FloodBot3> ramy: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:58] <Pip> Anyone got "Kernel failure" popping up message on gnome after booting ?
[14:58] <ActionParsnip> pfred1: ubuntu is a distribution of linux, it uses a linux kernel like suse, redhat, mandriva etc
[14:58] <ramy> no help or what
[14:58] <pfred1> ActionParsnip I am well aware what Ubuntu is thank you.
[14:58] <Pici> pfred1: Thats not really how Ubuntu version numbers work. They in the form 9.04 where 9 is the year and 04 is the month of release.
[14:58] <khensthoth> pfred1: In short, it's not possible to "jump" releases. 8 refers to 2008, 9 refers to 2009. .04 refers to April release, .10 refers to October release.
[14:58] <kostkon> pfred1, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/TimeBasedReleases
[14:58] <ActionParsnip> pfred1: the stuff around the kernel is the distribution
[14:58] <pfred1> ActionParsnip I've been running some form of Linux or another since 1996
[14:59] <Pici> !helpme | ramy
[14:59] <ActionParsnip> pfred1: well thats how your question read
[14:59] <helloworlds> why cant i find nessus package in ubuntu?
[14:59] <pfred1> ActionParsnip all I want to know is simply this can I keep an upgrade path going on Ubuntu?
[14:59] <pfred1> ActionParsnip most Linux distributions on a major upgrade you have t oreinstall
[14:59] <ActionParsnip> pfred1: sure, some people report that upgrades go well, some like a clean install
[14:59] <ramy> how to work satalite card
[15:00] <kostkon> pfred1, you can. where there is a new ver, you can upgrade to it. you don;t need to reinstall no
[15:00] <ActionParsnip> pfred1: some people try upgrades then get issues that arent around after cleaninstall
[15:00] <pfred1> kostkon so like if glib c version were to change i could still upgrade my entire system?
[15:00] <DIL> 8.10 to 9.04 to 9.10
[15:00] <SpaceGhost> Jimi_Neutral:  then it would be rm -rf /home/FILESTODELETE
[15:00] <ramy> can any boody help me
[15:01] <kitallis> OHAI
[15:01] <tavasti> ramy, do you mean satellite DVB card, or something else?
[15:01] <kitallis> Anyone have this little thingy happening in Karmic's Login Screen?
[15:01] <ramy> yes
[15:01] <pfred1> kostkon I've seen changed glib c do some horrible things
[15:01] <kostkon> pfred1, in ubutnu, an upgrade means you upgrade the whole system. you don;t get upgrades for individual packages
[15:01] <ramy>  satellite DVB
[15:01] <da7o0om> guys ...how can I lunch bin file in ubuntu
[15:01] <Orfeous> hmm.. when i type "netstat -anp" i can read on two lines that port 445 and 139 is listening on my computer with tcp6 and i dont want support for ipv6 and i have no support for it either :) how can i disable this tvp6 listening? im using server-generic-kernel
[15:02] <pfred1> kostkon yes but some packages affect the entire system
[15:02] <kitallis> When I turn some Saturation thingy of the login screen
[15:02] <kostkon> pfred1, and?
[15:02] <kitallis> and the all colors turn white-ish
[15:02] <ChogyDan> da7o0om: usually you just execute that, but why do you want to do it?  It could mess things up
[15:02] <kitallis> dont revert back, disabling it
[15:02] <blooddiamond> da7o0om, ./file will do
[15:02] <fox__> hi all i have a question how i can open Home command on lineage2 client? please help me...
[15:02] <helloworlds> why cant i find nessus package in ubuntu? What should i do (kiddo question)
[15:02] <pfred1> kostkon they make it impossible or rather extremely dificult to change and still have a functioning system
[15:02] <aleksi> how i cant exit ubuntu back to ps3???
[15:02] <da7o0om> thanks
[15:02] <tavasti> ramy, #linuxtv might be better for you
[15:03] <ActionParsnip> aleksi: reboot it
[15:03] <pfred1> kostkon which is why a lot of distros have gone the way of no path from some versions and others
[15:03] <aleksi> KK REBOOT THEN?
[15:03] <Pip> So nobody is able to answer ?
[15:03] <kostkon> pfred1, but all the pacakges are upgrade accordingly.
[15:03] <kostkon> upgraded*
[15:03] <ActionParsnip> aleksi: sure then boot to the ps3 stuff as normal
[15:03] <kostkon> pfred1, e.g. my syste
[15:04] <aleksi> kk but what about something people say write boot-game-os...
[15:04] <aleksi> to kboot ?
[15:04] <kostkon> pfred1, started as 7.04, upgraded to 7.10 and 8.04 and in april 2010 i will upgrade it to 10.04
[15:04] <kostkon> pfred1, everything's working just fine
[15:05] <aleksi> bye
[15:05] <pfred1> kostkon do you know for instance if glibc changed in your upgrading so far?
[15:05] <fox__> can someone tell me how to open lineage 2 walker the home button on ubuntu? please i am new
[15:05] <pfred1> kostkon I guess that is what I'll have to find out
[15:05] <Orfeous> one line says this
[15:06] <Orfeous> tcp6       0      0 :::445                  :::*                    LISTEN
[15:06] <ChogyDan> pfred1: if you want to know about specific package versions: packages.ubuntu.com
[15:06] <erUSUL> !install
[15:06] <karthik> how to subscribe for ubuntu forum threads in ubuntu forums.com
[15:06] <karthik> ?
[15:06] <LjL> karthik: try asking in #ubuntuforums
[15:06] <hcook> Morning everybody. I'm having trouble installing 8.04 LTS Server for AMD64 on a newish Dell T105. The installer says it can't mount the cdrom. I had this same problem a few months ago, but fixed it (according to the post-it I stuck to the machine) by adding 'sata_nv.adma=0' to the F6 boot line. Unfortunately, when I try that now I just get 'Unknown option sata_nv.adma=0, ignoring' ...anybody know what changed? Or how I can work around this to get Ubuntu instal
[15:06] <hcook> led on this machine?
[15:07] <pfred1> ChogyDan thanks looking
[15:07] <karthik> thanks
[15:07] <ZaNeIuM> i have a parttion that i can see in gparted but im unable to mount it, its ext4.
[15:07] <G226> Hey everyone, Is there anyway to force or set a "default" microphone upon it being plugged in. Upon plugging in a USB mic its the second choice and I have to switch to it every time its plugged in.
[15:08] <karthik> thanks
[15:08] <wrapster1> i can hear too much of noise while there is a playback of my test call on skype... in ubuntu 9.04 any idea how i can resolve it?
[15:09] <pfred1> ChogyDan I like this page: http://packages.ubuntu.com/dapper/libc6-i386
[15:09] <ChogyDan> wrapster1: try web searching for "Perfect Pulse"
[15:09] <Climhazzard> Is it possible to force my laptop to use it's speakers, while ignoring the headphone jack (I broke it a while ago, and Ubuntu thinks that there are headphones always plugged in because of it)
[15:09] <dtownhero> Climhazzard: yes, do alsamixer from your terminal
[15:09] <G226> I've even checked the forums and posted on them but no solution, There's no way to set a USB mic to default on it being plugged in?
[15:10] <frostburn> how does one connect using ciscovpn and still have local intranet/internet access?
[15:10] <ChogyDan> G226: I don't know, but it might be a good feature to request.
[15:10] <Climhazzard> dtownhero | Would Front be my speakers (I'm in class right now so I can't test it until I get home)
[15:10] <G226> hum, ChogyDan, I've no idea how to request it ;P
[15:10] <dtownhero> Climhazzard: I've tried making sense of which is which to no avail, probably just have to play around with it.
[15:12] <leperkaun> i am back.  and feel so much like a noob.
[15:12] <ChogyDan> G226: hmm, yeah, I've no idea either.  Used to be that you filed a bug with the title or tag as [feature request]    but Im not sure anymore..  Maybe there were just too many!
[15:12] <Climhazzard> dtownhero | Thanks, I'll look into it more when I get home
[15:12] <jimmy__> a good day to help newbies
[15:12] <pfred1> leperkaun I was there myself last night compiling a kernel for the first time in years.
[15:13] <jimmy__> how much it take?
[15:13] <jimmy__> to compile a kernel
[15:13] <pfred1> jimmy__ took me 3 tries to get a bootable system :)
[15:14] <sizzlefire> Hey can you help with xubuntu also here?
[15:16] <coachz> I have desktop drapes in my Startup Programs but it doesn't run until i run "drapes" from command line
[15:16] <wrapster1> ChogyDan: but the strangest part is that.. sometimes i can hear it very clearly... and sometimes its hopeless..
[15:17] <pfred1> Well so far everything suggests to me that Ubuntu has an ongoing upgrade path am I mistaken in that assumption?
[15:18] <khensthoth> wrapster1: Is the noise just in Skype only, or does it happen as well when you record anything through the microphone through other applications?
[15:18] <leperkaun> i am trying to get my usb wireless card to work (wusb600n made by linksys)  and i know that it doesnt work right off.  but people have gotten it to work and i tried to follow "simple" instructions on how to get it to work.  but i am a noob and failed at following them.  (as i do not understand what some terms mean)
[15:18] <ChogyDan> wrapster1: yeah, I really don't know.  By Lucid, we will all switch to empathy/pidgin anyway.
[15:18] <ChogyDan> leperkaun: link?
[15:19] <leperkaun> finding it now...
[15:19] <louise> hello?
[15:19] <louise> test
[15:19] <Pici> !hi | lawrence
[15:19] <Pici> louise: too
[15:19] <louise> Hello~~~?
[15:19] <wrapster1> ChogyDan: now it worked... after i disabled pulse audio.
[15:19] <louise> Is SpaceGhost here?
[15:20] <ChogyDan> wrapster1: yeah, PA gives lots of people trouble
[15:20] <scottj_> If you install ubuntu 9.10 on a windows box does it have the option to resize the partition and dualboot w/ windows w/o losing windows data/reinstalling windows?
[15:20] <pfred1> yeah even though I hate the no root login deal maybe I'll go with ubuntu
[15:20] <khensthoth> scottj_: Yes, or if you are relunctant to mess with file system, just install through Wubi
[15:20] <pfred1> BW is there any way to login as root running Ubuntu?
[15:21] <Sexraider> How do I go about playing .avi? Ubuntu cannot find the plugin ;x
[15:21] <pfred1> BTW even
[15:21] <wrapster1> ChogyDan: but you will not believe this.. to get the audio input right on skype.. I need to first disable pulseaudio.. then start skype. it will all be fine.. But in the background pulseaudio seems to automatically start up again.. coz after i disconnected from skype and ran a pgrep , i could see that pulseaudio was running.
[15:21] <pfred1> Sexraider mplayer
[15:21] <Sexraider> thank you.
[15:21] <pfred1> ubuntus default multimedia app is a bit lacking ...
[15:22] <erUSUL> Sexraider: install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[15:22] <jimmy__> sudo apt-get install vlc <best choice
[15:22] <TheCheeze> !root | pfred1
[15:22] <jimmy__> sudo apt-get install vlc <best choice
[15:22] <khensthoth> wrapster1: What are you Skype sound input and output configured as?
[15:22] <Sexraider> I have vlc right now
[15:23] <pfred1> TheCheeze can always null out the password in /etc/passwd I've been there!
[15:23] <wrapster1> khensthoth: both are pulseaudio
[15:23] <pfred1> TheCheeze cuts down on guessing dramatically
[15:23] <wrapster1> khensthoth: pulse audio server(local)
[15:23] <pfred1> but sudo is not having a # prompt
[15:24] <toon> anybody here who can help me connect my bluetooth keyboard to my machine? everytime I type something on the keyboard it asks me to grant it access to some service (I guess bluez-dbus); and when I do; it dissapears from the gnome-bluetooth-applet. and if I wait until I'm at the point where to type in the code, it just doesn't do anything
[15:24] <lkks> hello recently i buy a microphone, any program like a ventrilo but native for ubuntu?
[15:24] <strywgr> ubuntu 9.10, my resolution keeps changing after restrat/logout what should I do?
[15:25] <kostkon> wrapster1, did you setup your mic in  sound prefs?
[15:25] <pfred1> lkks do you want to record?
[15:25] <khensthoth> wrapster1: What about the option of allowing Skype to adjust your mixer level? Is it enabled or disabled?
[15:25] <pfred1> lkks if you do try an app called audacity
[15:25] <battlepig> should i get ubuntu instead of win 7?
[15:25] <wrapster1> khensthoth: its enabled... automatically it mixes...
[15:26] <lkks> gnome-sound-recorder i can record usin this, but wat i want is like a team chat
[15:26] <khensthoth> wrapster1: Try disabling that see if helps with anything, and adjust your Mic Capture and Mic Boost level in alsamixer until you are satisfied with it.
[15:27] <Snicksie> battlepig, depends on what you do the most, if you only play games, choose windows, that's easier, check winehq if you'd want to use ubuntu ;)
[15:27] <bubbusetti> ciao
[15:27] <paul_> is any creative sound blaster x-fi gamer edition owner o karmic koala ?
[15:27] <bubbusetti> !list
[15:28] <jimmy__> ubottu my gay experiences
[15:28] <kostkon> paul_, what is your problem?
[15:28] <jimmy__> ubottu my gay experiences
[15:28] <FloodBot3> jimmy__: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:28] <paul_> i cant get input to work
[15:28] <kostkon> paul_, do you mean your mic?
[15:28] <jimmy__> OWNED OLOLOLOL NR!!!!11111
[15:28] <jimmy__> OWNED OLOLOLOL NR!!!!11111
[15:28] <FloodBot3> jimmy__: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:29] <paul_> yes i mean my microphone
[15:29] <kostkon> paul_, did you try to setup it in system → prefs → sound?
[15:29] <jimmy__> FLOODBOT IS GAY
[15:29] <erUSUL> !ops | jimmy__
[15:29] <paul_> yes i have been trying to
[15:29] <wrapster1> ok adjusting the capture helped me a bit.. but will this stay after reboots?
[15:29] <paul_> but its as if it cant pick up any sound
[15:30] <Reactor> !gay | jimmy__
[15:30] <paul_> im sure the mic itself is ok since i was using it on windows before
[15:30] <kostkon> paul_, ok. but you can see it listed in there
[15:30] <Snicksie> paul_, i use pavu for that, i only installed it and use it, try if that works? worked for others too :)
[15:30] <Sexraider> Hm.. I install ubuntu restricted and it still will not play the .avi
[15:30] <kostkon> paul_, eh, you could check your hardware volume levels. try installing gnome-alsamixer
[15:30] <paul_> yup , wait i just noticed something weird
[15:30] <khensthoth> wrapster1: Well, it should. Just to be safe though, run "sudo alsactl store" in the terminal
[15:31] <paul_> the input level picks up whatever i hear
[15:31] <paul_> it moves when i play sounds
[15:31] <paul_> but not when i speak
[15:31] <bubbusetti> ciao
[15:32] <bubbusetti> !list
[15:32] <wrapster1> khensthoth: i get this error: E: core-util.c: Home directory /home/wrapster not ours.
[15:32] <aeon-ltd> paul_: are your microphone and speaker jacks switched?
[15:32] <kostkon> paul_, then, you may need to increase it's level. also, for better support for you card you could install the following package and reboot
[15:32] <erUSUL> wrapster1: do not use sudo to launch it
[15:32] <erUSUL> wrapster1: « start-pulseaudio-x11 »
[15:32] <paul_> it might have to do with the fact that im using a headset
[15:33] <paul_> but it has 2 different jacks
[15:33] <leperkaun> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=972060    (the guide that i was trying to follow)
[15:33] <wrapster1> erUSUL: ok
[15:33] <aeon-ltd> paul_: are the jacks in the right sockets?
[15:33] <aleksi> hi
[15:33] <paul_> yes they are it works fine on windows
[15:33] <kostkon> paul_,  you could install: linux-backports-modules-alsa-karmic-generic  and then reboot
[15:34] <aleksi> can i ask one thing?
[15:34] <kostkon> paul_, also install "gnome-alsamixer"  to check the hardware volume levels of your inputs
[15:34] <syk> !ask
[15:34] <paul_> ok
[15:34] <aleksi> how i can get back ps3 0.0?
[15:34] <wasutton3> how do i enable the cron log?
[15:34] <pateusz> l
[15:35] <pateusz> hey
[15:35] <coachz> Desktop Drapes apparently has a bug where it won't run on startup,  is there another wallpaper spinner that works better ?
[15:35] <pateusz> mam problem
[15:35] <Adys> are there any decent intel drivers for onboard graphic cards? I can't even run blender without lagging here
[15:36] <oilut> Hello, how do I `allow executing files as program` by the console? Thanks
[15:36] <oilut> Hello, how do I `allow executing files as program` by the console? Thanks
[15:36] <erUSUL> oilut: more info needed? what files ?
[15:36] <Adys> oilut: chmod +x file
[15:37] <BluesKaj> !Intel | Adys
[15:37] <paul_> i fixed it
[15:37] <Adys> BluesKaj: Im on 0.10
[15:37] <paul_> through the alsa mixer
[15:37] <Adys> 9.10 even
[15:37] <oilut> erUSUL .x86_64 file
[15:37] <paul_> line-in was muted
[15:37] <erUSUL> oilut: chmod +x file.x86_64
[15:37] <BluesKaj> Adys , sorry , but I merely asked the bot for info
[15:37] <kostkon> paul_, ok. is it better now?
[15:37] <oilut> erUSUK thanks
[15:38] <Adys> BluesKaj: im checking those out anyway, thx
[15:38] <Snicksie> anybody who knows howto work with iptables? gotta do a little thing with it, but i don't know how it works exactly
[15:38] <paul_> yes microphone works fine now
[15:38] <paul_> thanks a lot for helping
[15:38] <kostkon> paul_, but install linux-backports-modules-alsa-karmic-generic if you want anyway. it may give better support for your card. if you want, it's not something really needed
[15:39] <khensthoth> leperkaun: Which version of Ubuntu are you using?
[15:39] <kostkon> paul_, np :)
[15:39] <paul_> ok will do
[15:39] <leperkaun> khensthoth: 9.10
[15:40] <tmade> hello, how can i configure to make ifup as default instead network manager (via konsole)?
[15:41] <erUSUL> tmade: all interfaces configured in /etc/network/interfaces are ignored by NM (or should be)
[15:41] <ZaNeIuM> why do i get this error when i try to mount this partiton. mount: can't find /dev/sda in etc/fstab or /ect/mtab
[15:41] <bubbusetti> !list
[15:42] <bazhang> !it | bubbusetti
[15:42] <khensthoth> leperkaun: The instruction was posted a year ago - I am not sure if it still applies to this version. Furthermore the seem to be a bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/408165 , but people reported being able to use it with a Windows driver. Maybe you want to refer there?
[15:43] <tmade> erUSUL: thanks. i don´t know how to configure networkmanager on command line and the gui doesn´t work..therefore i asked. but maybe you can tell me...i just want to change the search site which is normaly stored in /etc/resolv.conf. if i edit it it work until reboot.
[15:44] <yaaar> howdy
[15:44] <danl> is there a way to mount a drive so that a non-root user has full access to all files?
[15:45] <Space-Wolf> Hi, when I select ubuntu in boot manager, a black screen  comes up titled "GNU Grub 1.97 Beta" or something and when I type boot it says no kernel found or something like that, can anyone help?
[15:46] <erUSUL> danl: which file system ?
[15:46] <danl> erUSUL: an HFS+ filesystem from my OS X install.
[15:46] <danl> I just install ubuntu on my macbook and I want to be able to access the user files from my OS X install
[15:47] <danl> without having to use gksudo and chown all the files after i copy them
[15:47] <yaaar> danl: you could just use sudo to open a nautilus window
[15:47] <Space-Wolf> so can anyone help me with the grub problem?
[15:47] <fission6> is there a small application i can use to read album artwork within mp3
[15:47] <manpoole> for lirc trasnmitters i have 1 conf file that works and the other that doesnt can someone tell me whats wrong with the conf of the second
[15:48] <danl> yaaar: but I still have to chown the files to current user after I copy them
[15:48] <kuneli> hi guys
[15:48] <coachz> is it normal for wireless to take 1 or 2 minutes to come up after bootup ?
[15:48] <SpaceGhost> yes
[15:48] <kuneli> how do i do boot linux in cmd
[15:48] <erUSUL> danl: mount with uid and gid options set to your user
[15:48] <erUSUL> !fstab | danl
[15:49] <coachz> SpaceGhost, , yes to me ?
[15:49] <yaaar> danl: copy them? you're moving them over to the ubuntu partition, or what? and if so, why don't you want to chown them?
[15:49] <kuneli> KUNELI IS GEOS
[15:49] <leperkaun> khensthoth: i read the stuff there.  and i am lost.  when i am in ubuntu i can see my network. and i can type the password in.  but it never connects.  it just sits there spining and then asks for the password again.
[15:49] <gene> opengl
[15:49] <danl> yaaar: I am copying over all my config files (literally hundreds) and chowning each batch is just a pain
[15:50] <danl> erUSUL: I will try that
[15:50] <shakeel> hello all
[15:50] <GEOS> how do i do boot linux in cmd
[15:50] <shakeel> how life?
[15:50] <yaaar> danl: chown -R
[15:50] <khensthoth> leperkaun: Is it possible to move to 9.04, since people say it works out of the box with 9.04?
[15:50] <goku> i am having trouble with "sh winetricks msxml3 dotnet20"
[15:50] <zacktu> i have a 9.04 system with no apparent problems (not my primary system) and have tried the 9.10 live cd -- it freezes as soon as i start firefox -- is this a sign to stay away from 9.10?
[15:50] <erUSUL> danl: manually if would be something like « mount -t hfsplus -o ro,uid=1000;gid=1000 /dev/sdxx /mount/point/of/your/choice
[15:51] <goku> do those things require a license?
[15:51] <goku> what kind of license?
[15:51] <erUSUL> danl: uid=1000;gid=1000 1000 is the id the first user on a ubuntu instalation gets
[15:51] <GEOS> i am having trouble WITH LINUX PLZhelp
[15:51] <kostkon> !patience | GEOS
[15:51] <erUSUL> !details | GEOS
[15:52] <leperkaun> khensthoth: i would assume to do so i need to find the "instal via windows" button on the ubuntu site.  if that is the case then yes.   i will try it.
[15:52] <danl> yaaar: cant -R it, the files are not all in the same place, and if I chown -R the other partition I screw over my osx install
[15:52] <danl> erUSUL: thanks
[15:52] <goku> i am trying to install an app for WINE that uses msxml3 dotnet20... what is the license that i need?
[15:52] <Bardology> Hey guys, I've only just started using a RSA key to authenticate on a new server, and want to use my private key to authenticate with other servers... using my existing private key file, can I generate a new public key?
[15:52] <ubuntu_904> is there a community for Visual Studios
[15:52] <munley> Hello~~~ SpaceGhost!! where are you?
[15:52] <phpmonk> how to add network connection? When I add it do not appears in the list
[15:52] <hernick> Hi... I'm having trouble with my 9.10 upgrade.. that is, the new PDF printing workflow has issues, that is, 64-bit ghostscript crashes on certain documents / I've tested with 32-bit gs and no problem. This is a confirmed upstream instability in ghostscript, certain documents lead to a segfault when using 64-bit gs... That wasn't a problem before but with the PDF workflow it is now. Is there any way I can run 32-bit ghostscript on 6
[15:53] <khensthoth> leperkaun: How did you install 9.10 then?
[15:53] <arsenip> anyone know if webmin/virtualmin will work out of the box with buntu serv 9.04 ?
[15:53] <phpmonk> 9.04 was better
[15:53] <erUSUL> !webmin | arsenip
[15:53] <coachz> is it normal for wireless to take 1 or 2 minutes to come up after bootup ?
[15:53] <erUSUL> !ebox > arsenip
[15:53] <GEOS> is ther a way that i cann boot ubuntu under windows xp cmd
[15:53] <arsenip> ah thanks guys :)
[15:54] <tmade> i want to add an alias permanentely. what´s the filename to export it?
[15:54] <erUSUL> GEOS: to boot ubuntu you have to burn the iso in a cd and boot from that (bios)
[15:54] <leperkaun> khensthoth: from here < http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download-wubi >  then i ran it from vista.
[15:54] <phpmonk> what is the command to add gateway to eth0 ?
[15:54] <SpaceGhost> coachz: you need to form your request in a question that presents your issue in a informative matter. Not asking if soemthing is normal. Ask if anyone knows how to fix wireless not connecting for a while.
[15:54] <erUSUL> tmade: bash alias ? ~/.bashrc
[15:54] <goku> what is the channel for WINE help?
[15:54] <grawity> goku: #winehq
[15:54] <erUSUL> goku: #winehq
[15:54] <tmade> erUSUL: thanks!
[15:54] <wad> I've got the time zone correct, and it's using ntp, but the time is an hour off. Is it a daylight savings time issue, maybe? The "date and time" configuration doesn't have anything about that...
[15:55] <coachz> when i boot up,  it takes 1 to 2 minutes for 9.10 to connect to my wireless
[15:55] <coachz> i wish i could speed it up
[15:55] <tmade> phpmonk: route add default gw IP
[15:55] <GEOS> what commandto gateway
[15:55] <phpmonk> thanks tmade
[15:57] <GEOS> no i dont whant to boot linux at stat up folks
[15:57] <leperkaun> khensthoth: it seems i may have 9.04    i will reboot and find out.   will be back in a few
[15:58] <wad> I think my Ubuntu installation isn't taking Daylight Savings Time into consideration. The clock (using ntp) is one hour off. The config tool for date and time doesn't say anything about DST. Is there some other config page I should look at?
[15:58] <frostburn> wad, it's standard time right now, also check your region
[15:59] <GEOS> thers must be a way to boot linux in the windows in windows xp or vista  via CMD
[15:59] <Slart> GEOS: what are you talking about?
[15:59] <wad> frostburn, I'm in the right region. Maybe I have to change it to the wrong one to get the time right.
[15:59] <arsenip> can i manage websites/domains/etc in the same way virtualmin/cpanel etc does with ebox?
[15:59] <Slart> GEOS: like a virtual machine?
[15:59] <GEOS> iv seen it in a tradshow
[16:00] <kostkon> GEOS, do oyu mean wubi?
[16:00] <kostkon> !wubi | GEOS
[16:00] <LabRaTz> GEOS, use virtualbox or wubi, it's not cmd
[16:00] <manpoole> my lirc .conf file is not working can someone help me?
[16:00] <frostburn> wad, under time and date settings is it manual ?
[16:00] <Slart> GEOS: something like this? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gIQNQFOuWM
[16:00] <Joth> Can't get any sound with Ubuntu 9.10 (thought sound cards, settings under Preferences-Sound look fine) - can anyone please help?
[16:01] <wad> frostburn, it was, but the time was wrong, so I changed it to ntp.
[16:01] <kostkon> Joth, upgrade or clean install?
[16:01] <wad> frostburn, and it's still wrong.
[16:01] <wad> frostburn, hang on, I've got to go to a meeting.... brb
[16:01] <GEOS> no iv seen it LIVE at the show
[16:01] <frostburn> wad, are you in arizona?
[16:01] <Joth> Upgrade
[16:01] <kostkon> Joth, ah, you can see your card listed
[16:01] <trappist> I have pdflush taking up 100% cpu - how can I find out why?
[16:02] <kostkon> joth, ok, to be sure, give in a terminal:  uname -a
[16:02] <Joth> Yeah - I upgraded when it was Beta, and it was fine - suddenly stopped working a couple of days ago
[16:02] <Joth> "Linux beth 2.6.31-15-generic #50-Ubuntu SMP Tue Nov 10 14:54:29 UTC 2009 i686 GNU/Linux"
[16:02] <hernick> Is there a way I can run the 32-bit version of a package on a 64-bit 9.10 system? 64bit GhostScript is broken (upstream, confirmed) so I need the 32-bit version
[16:02] <Slart> GEOS: telling us you've seen it live doesn't really help us understand what you're talking about.. you need to explain what you want.. and avoid using "via CMD" ... that doesn't make sense
[16:02] <kostkon> Joth, ok. now give:  aplay -l  use a pastebin like paste.ubuntu.com
[16:03] <seanscot> hey
[16:03] <GEOS> he boots first WINDOWS XP then he typ at start bar CMD
[16:03] <seanscot> sorry it disconnected me
[16:03] <seanscot> when I ejected
[16:03] <Joth> http://paste.ubuntu.com/326943/
[16:03] <frostburn> hernick, yes see http://microwavebiscuit.wordpress.com/2007/02/23/how-to-get-32-bit-packages-installed-in-64-bit-ubuntu/
[16:03] <GEOS> he typs some thing then ubuntu boots up
[16:03] <hernick> thanks
[16:04] <kostkon> Joth, ok. and you can see your card listed in sound prefs? did you try to setup it again there for example?
[16:04] <coachz^> how can i tell wallpaper-tray to stop searching /usr/share/backgrounds ?  its not listed in the dir list in prefs
[16:04] <Slart> GEOS: the closest thing I can think of is WUBI... other than that.. I have no idea what it could be
[16:04] <Joth> How can I setup it again from the preferences?
[16:05] <GEOS> iv got wubi on my hd
[16:05] <Joth> It has "Internal Audio Digital Stereo (IEC958) listed for sound output
[16:05] <seanscot> is there 2 ubuntu rooms on freenode?
[16:05] <kostkon> Joth, ok. can you see your card in the hardware tab?
[16:05] <LabRaTz> Vitualbox has commandline options even in windows, he could have launched from cmd I guess.
[16:05] <Joth> Yeah, I can see a card there
[16:05] <Slart> seanscot: there are several.. slightly differently named though.. there's only one #ubuntu though
[16:05] <Slart> !irc | seanscot
[16:05] <kostkon> Joth, is the selected profile the right one?
[16:05] <Joth> "Internal Audio"
[16:06] <Joth> Yes, it matches the card
[16:06] <Adam75> When I tried to install Ubuntu to a computer today I got this error message: Isolinux: Disk error 10, AX=4280, drive EFBoot Failed: Press a key to retry"
[16:06] <GEOS> but the thing is booting liunx in windows xp CMD
[16:06] <Adam75> How do I solve it?
[16:06] <kostkon> Joth, did you try the other ones, just in case
[16:06] <GEOS> How do I solve it
[16:06] <seanscot> anyone know how to make 3G huwei modems work properly?
[16:06] <Joth> Aha! That fixed it. Thanks for your help, sorry for being dim :)
[16:06] <battlepig> yeah
[16:07] <kostkon> Joth, np :)
[16:07] <LabRaTz> GEOS: so?  It's not something to solve.  Just install virtualbox and you'll have an instance of linux within windows
[16:07] <GEOS> i whant to work linux inside windows xp cmd
[16:07] <GEOS>  How do I solve it
[16:07] <kostkon> GEOS, xp cmd??
[16:08] <joeyeye> GEOS, I think you're looking for something like cygwin ?
[16:08] <GEOS> no no no nonono wubu or vpc and vw
[16:08] <erUSUL> GEOS: maybe you just want cygwin ?
[16:08] <LjL> GEOS: you're honestly not making much sense
[16:08] <IdleOne> !gr
[16:08] <GEOS> im am
[16:08] <LabRaTz> GEOS: cmd doesn't use linux, it's a shell program for windows; if you want to use linux use cygwin, wubi, or virtualbox
[16:08] <bazhang> GEOS, do you mean  a wubi install
[16:08] <GEOS> com on guys its easy
[16:09] <GEOS> no wubi
[16:09] <GEOS> i got wubi installd
[16:09] <bazhang> GEOS, then explain yourself in clear language, all on one line.
[16:09] <ganymede> GEOS: install ubuntu in virtualbox and then type in VBoxStart.exe [Name of your ubuntu virtual machine] or something, after creating an ubuntu virtual machine
[16:09] <joeyeye> GEOS, what exactly are you trying to achieve ?
[16:09] <bradpitt> GEOS : google is your ONLY friend
[16:09] <SuperPii> lol
[16:09] <IdleOne> bradpitt: not funny or helpful
[16:09] <bazhang> bradpitt, please dont recommend that here
[16:09] <IdleOne> !google > bradpitt
[16:10] <GEOS> i jist what to run linux IN CMD OV my WINDOWS XP
[16:10] <SuperPii> !google ? SuperPii
[16:10] <SuperPii> !google >  SuperPii
[16:10] <Helsinkiii> hi. does anyone recommend using a firewall if i'm on ubuntu behind a firewalled router?
[16:10] <isolat3dsh33p> guys, what's the use of the frequency scaling? What happen if I set it to 100%?
[16:10] <frostburn> isolat3dsh33p, you waste energy
[16:10] <bazhang> GEOS, sorry cant understand what that means
[16:10] <joeyeye> GEOS, a linux-like command shell, or a full linux operating system under XP ?
[16:10] <kostkon> GEOS, aah
[16:10] <Slart> Helsinkiii: not really.. unless you want to work with the firewall for some reason
[16:11] <isolat3dsh33p> frostburn, owh, but if I have power supply, it's ok right?
[16:11] <GEOS> i heva win and linux dual boot
[16:11] <IdleOne> GEOS: the problem is a language barrier. We do not understand what it is you want. please try asking in #ubuntu-gr
[16:11] <kostkon> GEOS, do you mean gnuwin??
[16:11] <GEOS> adn wubi
[16:11] <kostkon> how its called anyway
[16:11] <mark_> need assistce.  In Gnome, all apps have NO minimize, close buttons
[16:11] <mark_> also, all apps start MAXIMIZED
[16:11] <Helsinkiii> Slart: i thought, maybe for extra security?
[16:12] <frostburn> isolat3dsh33p, all that means is that your cpu can run at a frequency lower than 100% at all times, this is typically used in laptops to preserve battery life
[16:12] <kostkon> GEOS, actually, do you mean http://www.mingw.org/  ?
[16:12] <coachz> is there a better alternative to putty ?
[16:12] <LabRaTz> mark_, can you still hit the buttons, but they just aren't visible?
[16:12] <isolat3dsh33p> frostburn, ok, thanks :D
[16:12] <mark_> no, they are gone
[16:12] <ganymede> coachz, not that i know of, not for windows, and i have searched around ab it
[16:12] <mark_> click where they xhould be and nothing
[16:12] <mark_> strange
[16:13] <coachz> for linux
[16:13] <Slart> Helsinkiii: well.. security in layers is good, but as with everything you have to balance cost vs risc... for a computer handling vital information for a company then yes.. I would use a separate firewall.. for a home desktop machine.. probably not
[16:13] <kubanc> hey, is it normaly that i have lots of processes with same name, like i have 2 xchat processes and 2 trackerd processes, etc ...
[16:13] <ikonia> coachz: ssh is the default client
[16:13] <zacktu> I've tried a 9.10 live cd  -- if i try to start firefox the screen freezes and i have to do a hard shutdown -- is there anything else that i can try?
[16:13] <GEOS> guys it very simple
[16:13] <ganymede> coachz, you don't need putty on linux, just use the "ssh" command in any shell
[16:13] <GEOS> image now
[16:13] <frostburn> kubanc, only if you have multiple users logged in
[16:13] <mark_> LabRaTz; why, ideas what this could be?
[16:13] <coachz> i want something that remembers credentials and colors etc
[16:13] <bazhang> GEOS, please put it all on ONE line
[16:13] <marc> How can I update the default dictionary in ubuntu?
[16:14] <GEOS> i have boot in windos xp now
[16:14] <kubanc> frostburn, no, i'm the oinly one log into the computer
[16:14] <VCoolio> how do I convince mpd to play 5.1 with alsa?
[16:14] <Slart> VCoolio: are you playing 5.1 audio? or just plain stereo music?
[16:14] <ganymede> coachz, you can put credentials in ~/.ssh/. i think you can also write a config file like the one in /etc/ssh/sshd_config and give it per-host options
[16:14] <frostburn> kubanc, do a ps -ef|grep xchat     see when one was started, and kill them if you want
[16:14] <kubanc> frostburn, is it possible that i have logged in 2x with the same user name
[16:14] <Helsinkiii> Slart:ok thanks. i'm just paranoid
[16:14] <coachz> nah, i want a gui
[16:14] <LabRaTz> mark_, no idea, really.  It just happens to me occasionally, but my buttons still work.
[16:15] <luke> hu
[16:15] <luke> hi
[16:15] <luke> hi
[16:15] <frostburn> kubanc, might be, don't think so though, you can also do a pstree to see if it's using a different session
[16:15] <TheCheeze> GEOS, how are you sitting here saying it' simple if you don't know the answer? You are not coming across clearly in a manner which would help us and you are disregarding our attempts to help. You will not get your problem solved this way
[16:15] <ganymede> coachz, any by credintials, i assume you mean keys for password-less logons
[16:15] <VCoolio> Slart: should it matter? shouldn't it otherwise fall back to playing surround the same stream? but let me check
[16:15] <coz_> marc,  I dont know that you can ...at least off hand...karmic comes wit dictionares-common 1.2 I believe
[16:15] <coachz> even better
[16:15] <Slart> Helsinkiii: hehe.. then go ahead.. activate the firewall on your ubuntu box.. it doesn't really use a lot of resources so it's not really a big "cost" =)
[16:15] <luke> yeahh
[16:15] <luke> asda
[16:15] <luke> s
[16:15] <ganymede> coachz, then maybe use putty with wine, not sure if that works
[16:15] <luke> asda
[16:15] <luke> z
[16:15] <FloodBot3> luke: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:15] <luke> wine
[16:15] <luke> 2
[16:15] <pfred1> TheCheeze don't have a cow dude!
[16:15] <marc> coz_ , thanks. Yeah I just want a more robust dictionary, I get tired of all the little wrong words it thinks it finds
[16:16] <coachz> there's a putty for linux
[16:16] <frostburn> ganymede, there's native ports of putty for linux
[16:16] <luke> huuh
[16:16] <GEOS> and iv got open a dos window (CMD) and i whant to long on to my linux but how its that Simple!!!!
[16:16] <ganymede> frostburn, oh, whoops, didn't know that
[16:16] <coachz> i was looking for alternatives
[16:16] <coachz> nvm
[16:16] <bazhang> luke, did you have a question
[16:16] <coz_> marc,  oh I see let me check online
[16:16] <Slart> VCoolio: if I understand things correctly ubuntu only plays 5.1 audio if you use 5.1-audio input.. there might be ways to convert your signal on the go from stereo to 5.1 but I'm not really sure how to do that with mpd.. perhaps dmix if that's still available
[16:16] <luke> what is a  Pastebin URL.
[16:16] <GEOS> i want to give a command shellin cmd windows
[16:17] <bazhang> paste.ubuntu.com luke
[16:17] <luke> use wine terminal
[16:17] <VCoolio> Slart: ok, I'll google that, thx
[16:17] <joeyeye> GEOS, use a shell program such as PuTTY and configure it to connect to your linux server ...
[16:17] <luke> paste.ubuntu.com luke
[16:17] <isolat3dsh33p> guys, I can't pause youtube video, what could be the problem?
[16:17] <kubanc> frostburn,  if i try who command, i have 4 it gives my 4x times username, with the same name but the second column goes like this. tty1, tty7, pts/0, pts/1
[16:17] <TheCheeze> pfred1, was that necessary? I was just telling him that in order to get the help he needs, he should listen to what is being said. When people ask for help but do not listen to the people that try to help them, it is useless
[16:17] <isolat3dsh33p> !shockwave
[16:17] <coz_> marc,   there is something named   startdict
[16:17] <isolat3dsh33p> !flash
[16:18] <joeyeye> GEOS, I suspect though that you're dual-booting and want to run your linux under XP, in which cas you need something like virtualbox or vmware
[16:18] <luke> http://paste.ubuntu.com/326952/plain/
[16:18] <space_cadet> anyone know if i can flip the Removable Media bit on a usb stick from linux?
[16:18] <isolat3dsh33p> !Gnash
[16:18] <luke> IS this ok?
[16:18] <Climhazzard> Is it possible to force my laptop to use it's speakers, while ignoring the headphone jack (I broke it a while ago, and Ubuntu thinks that there are headphones always plugged in because of it)
[16:18] <pfred1> TheCheeze you just seem to be coming off as uptight to me maybe a switch to the decaf could help?
[16:18] <frostburn> kubanc, you can hit ctrl alt f1 to log into tty1 and ctrl alt f7 to log back
[16:18] <luke> My computers crazy
[16:18] <coz_> marc,   http://stardict.sourceforge.net/  it is probaby in the repo
[16:18] <luke> Wrong
[16:18] <coz_> marc,    http://linuxgazette.net/issue27/ayers3.html
[16:18] <luke> coz  it is actually www.whereami.com
[16:19] <LjL> luke, what's your Ubuntu support question?
[16:19] <luke> wrong
[16:19] <marc> coz_ , thanks! I swear for the life of me I couldn't find that
[16:19] <Slart> pfred1, TheCheeze: play nice.. if you want to argue do it in pm.. not in here... count to 10.. check the !coc and !guidelines
[16:19] <luke> Paste bin thing
[16:19] <kostkon> luke is a bot
[16:19] <GEOS> that why i what to lear !
[16:19] <coz_> marc,  hold on there may b
[16:19] <coz_> be more
[16:19] <luke> No i'm not
[16:19] <kubanc> hm, is it possibly that i loged 4 times with kubanc, because i always do ctrl+alt+f7 to clean the swap memory and then log again with the same username
[16:19] <luke> Bots are cooler LOL
[16:19] <RenatoSilva> my hd = [1:winxp, 2:linux, 3:data, 4:[swap, free], free]. I want to move xp to the free space in extended partition. So I used gparted to first copy it, then erase the original. But the copy is not working: the (hd0, 5) in grub menu doesn't boot it (even after fixboot command), however when I add the same partition in boot.ini of the original xp ((hd0, 0)), it works (but with errors after logging in)! So what's the problem? How to make the xp copy get bo
[16:19] <LjL> !ot
[16:19] <bazhang> luke, please stop hitting enter
[16:19] <pfred1> Climhazzard all headphone jacks i have ever saw are also switches that cut out the speakers physically
[16:19] <GEOS> I know Waht i whant
[16:20] <LjL> GEOS: but you aren't explaining it very well, i'm afraid
[16:20] <luke> #cheese just joined
[16:20] <kubanc> frostburn,  hm, is it possibly that i loged 4 times with kubanc, because i always do ctrl+alt+backspace to restart x-server,  to clean the swap memory and then log again with the same username
[16:20] <bazhang> luke, please ask a support question or take chat to #ubuntu-offtopic
[16:20] <Climhazzard> pfred1 | I thought about that as well, but in the before 9.04, my sound worked
[16:21] <frostburn> kubanc, it's possible to run multiple x servers at the same time, go through all your terminals and close them out if there are
[16:21] <Slart> pfred1, Climhazzard: I've seen some laptops that have a separate volume control for the headphones and speakers.. not sure if that's common or rare though
[16:21] <coz_> marc,  I believe there is also the free oxford dictionary 6   somewhere online
[16:22] <luke> FloodBot3
[16:22] <pfred1> Climhazzard OK so it is software you've of course checked your levels in a mixer and made sure your sound module was loaded
[16:22] <kubanc> frostburn, i only have one teminal opened, and that is terminator. the x servers are ok. tty1 is for terminal widnow, and the tty7 is the x-server window
[16:23] <kubanc> frostburn, but what is pts/0 and pts/1
[16:23] <Climhazzard> Slart pfred1 | I looked in alsamixer, I have outputs for Master, Headphone, PCM, and Front.  I've made sure that the levels are all above 0, but haven't heard anything from my speakers
[16:23] <pfred1> Slart doesn't make a whole lot of sense thats for sure usually when headphones plugged in you don't want expternal sound
[16:23] <marc> coz_ , Thanks again!
[16:24] <coz_> marc,  no problem
[16:24] <Slart> pfred1: yes.. but I think some laptops do that in software
[16:24] <frostburn> kubanc, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pseudo_terminal
[16:24] <pfred1> Climhazzard no Ms up at the tops of the level meters either right? M = Mute
[16:25] <pfred1> Climhazzard alsa has a bad habit of defaulting to mute at start up
[16:25] <snobix> Hello, I have a problm when using Xarchiver on 8.04  minimal install with lxde, on trying to use   deb file Iget  the mssage: "Failed to execute child process "ar"" not found any useful info via goggles anyone with a clue for me?
[16:26] <ganesh_> how can i recover data from a formatted diek?
[16:26] <kostkon> snobix, what are you trying to isntall?
[16:26] <Slart> ganesh_: try testdisk or photorec
[16:26] <pfred1> ganesh_ call a forensic lab?
[16:26] <Climhazzard> pfred1 | Nope, nothing is muted in alsamixer
[16:26] <KROWMAN> Hello from ARGENTINA
[16:26] <Slart> ganesh_: it won't be easy or complete.. but you might be able to recover some stuff if you're lucky
[16:26] <LjL> ganesh_: if it was formatted by writing on all blocks, you can't via software
[16:26] <frostburn> snobix, looks like ar doesn't run, do a which ar
[16:27] <snobix> it's a deb I made myself on another machine for darkice with mp3 support kostkon
[16:27] <LjL> !recover | ganesh_, otherwise
[16:27] <ServerBot100> sets ban on _chaky_
[16:27] <pfred1> Climhazzard your sound module is loaded too right?
[16:27] <kostkon> snobix, hmm ok
[16:27] <bazhang> ServerBot100, stop that
[16:27] <KROWMAN> hello hello
[16:27] <ServerBot100> sets ban on bazhang
[16:28] <GEOS> this guy in the show  he had NO putty i think iv clip of it booting linux with no Putty he hade windows xp and ubuntu
[16:28] <Climhazzard> pfred1 | it wouldn't show in the top left of alsamixer if it wasn't correct?
[16:28] <KROWMAN> OP ME
[16:28] <frostburn> GEOS, vmware, virtualbox can both do that for you
[16:28] <pfred1> Climhazzard I am not so sure about that I'd use lsmod
[16:28] <bazhang> !ar | KROWMAN
[16:28] <MayaT> am
[16:28] <pfred1> Climhazzard that may come from a config file that in the mixer
[16:28] <snobix> frostburn, " do a which ar" <- could you elaborate for me I'm a bit lost here :)
[16:29] <kubanc> frostburn, i opened the link you gave my and now i have 13 processes with name homt/username/http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pseudo_terminal
[16:29] <frostburn> snobix, at a terminal run...              which ar
[16:29] <IdleOne> ServerBot100: are you a bot?
[16:29] <pfred1> Climhazzard I'm actually pretty sure I've called up alsamixer with no sound driver loaded
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[16:29] <frostburn> kubanc, can you pastebin a ps -ef
[16:29] <kubanc> frostburn, sory the name is  homteusername/"path to firefox-bin application"/http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pseudo_terminal
[16:29] <snobix> frostburn, I thought so, tried it and straight back to prompt I was, maybe I missed something?
[16:30] <LjL> ganesh_: hmm. well, try some of those tools (make an image first), but it won't be easy at all.
[16:30] <maco> ganesh_: so your friend chose to overwrite the data
[16:30] <Climhazzard> pfred1 | http://pastebin.org/56747 it looks like it's loaded correctly
[16:30] <ServerBot100> What?
[16:30] <frostburn> snobix, that means that ar isn't installed, you can grab it from uh... some package sec
[16:30] <KROWMAN> thankz
[16:30] <kubanc> frostburn, http://paste.ubuntu.com/326958/
[16:30] <pfred1> Climhazzard es looks like a lot of sound loaded to me
[16:30] <Slart> ganesh_: then you've probably written other stuff over the data you want to recover.. I would give up on this.. but you can try some of the stuff ubottu suggested.. you might be lucky
[16:30] <ServerBot100> sets ban on bazhang
[16:30] <snobix> k thanks frostburn I will go and seek it
[16:31] <nsahoo> a program that is dynamically linked to libgmp.so.3 is not finding it. the libgmp.so.3 is in /usr/lib/ directory. do I need to set something?
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[16:31] <GEOS> LjL if you windowsxp under cmd how do you boot linux local but not automatic
[16:31] <ganesh_> thanx..i ll try
[16:31] <LjL> GEOS: i didn't understand a word you said.
[16:32] <pfred1> Climhazzard have yo utried just to cat something to /dev/audio ?
[16:32] <joeyeye> !ubuntu-gr | GEOS
[16:32] <Climhazzard> pfred1 | No, I'm relatively new to linux, so I'm not sure what it means to cat something
[16:33] <joeyeye> GEOS, go ask in #ubuntu-gr
[16:33] <pfred1> Climhazzard cancactenate I think its spelled but the command is cat
[16:33] <kuttans> anyone using compiz with intel 965 driver
[16:33] <pfred1> Climhazzard just floods data
[16:33] <GEOS> look what if my linux dont boot auto
[16:33] <pfred1> Climhazzard download a file called linus.au i blieve it is and cat linus.au > /dev/audio
[16:33] <frostburn> kubanc, everything looks fine except for the copy fo firefox that's opening everything in a new instance
[16:34] <pfred1> Climhazzard it is a classic sound system check
[16:34] <kostkon> Climhazzard, does "aplay -l" list anything?
[16:34] <joeyeye> GEOS, nobody understands what you are trying to do, or what you need help with.
[16:34] <Slart> GEOS: that doesn't make sense either.. we're having huge problems understanding what you're describing.. why not try in #ubuntu-gr where they speak greek
[16:34] <pilif12p> How do i install a theme from GNOMElook?
[16:34] <kuttans> compiz + intel 965 + karmic + gnome + reflection plugin + freezing anyone with the same problem and work around
[16:34] <kubanc> frostburn, could it be something with that: i installed firefox, and it works ok, but something went wrong ...
[16:34] <bazhang> pilif12p, drag the tar.gz to the theme manager
[16:34] <LjL> GEOS: Γιατί δεν ρωτάς στο #ubuntu-gr; Λυπάμαι, αλλά αγγλικά σας είναι πραγματικά δύσκολο να κατανοήσουμε.
[16:34] <ubud> I try accessing a usb osx usb hard disk, but said I have no permission to view
[16:35] <alx> hi there! after kubuntu karmic install, my pc always boots gnome... (no loginscreen where i can specify to run kde environment) when i try to konfigure gdm it tells me its not running.. what can i do? pfred1 or kostkon, any ideas?
[16:35] <GEOS> i want to boot locally bt not auto
[16:35] <pilif12p> LjL: From Moznet?!
[16:35] <frostburn> kubanc, any reason to not use the one from the repos?
[16:35] <pilif12p> bazhang: i try, it wont work
[16:35] <LjL> pilif12p: what?
[16:35] <bazhang> pilif12p, with all themes? or only one
[16:35] <pilif12p> LjL: guess not
[16:35] <pilif12p> bazhang: all...
[16:35] <pilif12p> let me try another
[16:35] <GEOS> Sorry,  ME TOOOOOOOOOOO I don't know anything about ubuntu-gr
[16:35] <Climhazzard> kostkon | yes, it listscard0L SB [HDA ATI SB], device 0: ALC268 Analog, Subdevices: 0/1, Subdevice #0: subdevice #0
[16:35] <PL|Snoozing> I'm curios
[16:35] <bazhang> pilif12p, give me a link
[16:36] <muszek> hi... my dad has installed karmic on his own (wow!)... everything went great, only the resolution wasn't detected properly... it's probably this: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Troubleshooting/Resolution#Problem:%20%20Autodetection%20results%20in%20reduced%20resolutions%20available .  The new problem: there's no xorg.conf in Karmic... what should I do?
[16:36] <PL|Snoozing> When I copy from y SD slot to a hard drive, it's fast
[16:36] <kostkon> Climhazzard, ok
[16:36] <LjL> GEOS: type /join #ubuntu-gr
[16:36] <kubanc> frostburn, i'm using ubuntu 8.04, that came with firefox 3.0, so i tried to install firefox 3.5 by extracting the folder and then running the ./firefox file
[16:36] <pilif12p> ok
[16:36] <pfred1> alx maybe you use xdm?
[16:36] <Slart> GEOS: type   /join #ubuntu-gr
[16:36] <isolat3dsh33p>  guys, how do i know which whether my Fx is 64-bit Fx or 32-bit Fx?
[16:36] <PL|Snoozing> but when I copy from a drive to an SD card in the slot, it's slower
[16:36] <PL|Snoozing> why is that so?
[16:36] <Climhazzard> pfred1 | linus.au?
[16:36] <maco> isolat3dsh33p: Fx?
[16:36] <pilif12p> http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Windows+7+WR?content=106356 is the one
[16:36] <kubanc> frostburn, maybe this is the problem
[16:36] <kuttans> no one using compiz here?
[16:36] <isolat3dsh33p> maco, firefox
[16:36] <bazhang> pilif12p, looking now
[16:36] <joeyeye> PL|Snoozing, because it's slower to write to SD than read...
[16:36] <pilif12p> ok
[16:36] <maco> isolat3dsh33p: if youre using 32bit ubuntu it's 32bit firefox. if its 64bit ubuntu, it's 64bit firefox
[16:36] <bazhang> pilif12p, what version of ubuntu are you using btw
[16:36] <pfred1> Climhazzard .au is a file format like mp3 but different that you can cat direct into the sudio device it is just a test to see if sound works or not
[16:36] <kuttans> anyone out there with compiz working with intel 965?
[16:37] <pilif12p> LjL: are you the same ljl from moznet?
[16:37] <pilif12p> bazhang: Karmac
[16:37] <alx> hey pfred1 thanks for the answer.. i dont know which loginmanager is used currently cause none is shown, i get directly to the (gnome) desktop
[16:37] <LjL> pilif12p: no
[16:37] <pilif12p> oh
[16:37] <isolat3dsh33p> maco, I just want to make sure since youtube playbacks is not working on my browser
[16:37] <frostburn> kuttans, i am with a 945GME
[16:37] <GEOS> look the guy wood of telld me but he had no time and left
[16:37] <pfred1> Climhazzard pewrrt much if you can cat an au into /dev/audio and it doesn't come out you have real problems
[16:37] <PL|Snoozing> joeyeye, thank you
[16:37] <PhantomLink> Sorry for changing nick, I'm just awake now.
[16:38] <Snausages> frostburn: that's the wee netbook gpu?
[16:38] <PhantomLink> the only reason i ever change my nick anymore is if i'm going to sleep or getting up
[16:38] <maco> isolat3dsh33p: install flashplugin-nonfree and restart your browser
[16:38] <PhantomLink> just so you guys (ops) know...
[16:38] <Climhazzard> pfred1 | Ah, where can I find it I did a google search but it didn't show anything.  I know that physically, they work because I get sound in Windows as well as the older versions of Ubuntu, before Alsa was updated
[16:38] <alkisg> GEOS: you can also visit this page to come to #ubuntu-gr: http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=ubuntu-gr
[16:38] <maco> PhantomLink: there's /away if you want to tell people you're gone
[16:38] <frostburn> Snausages, yes it is
[16:38] <alkisg> GEOS: Put a user name in that page, and you'll be in #ubuntu-gr..
[16:38] <joeyeye> PL|Snoozing, example: most SD cards will read 3-4 times faster than writing
[16:38] <pfred1> Climhazzard I'll find you one
[16:38] <Climhazzard> pfred1 | thx
[16:38] <manpoole> anyone with lirc transmitter knowledge?
[16:38] <PhantomLink> maco, I'm on six networks, and /anick is easier for me than to nick on each one individually...
[16:39] <pfred1> Climhazzard its someplace on kernel.org
[16:39] <hax0r> Is there anyway to fix Nvidia-settings. Make it run digital vibrance when ubuntu loads
[16:39] <Mand0> wxwidgets/C++/Ubuntu 9.10 ... what dir/ to I point codeBlocks to?
[16:39] <bazhang> pilif12p, it seems not be a valid theme (could not install here, and the comments on the link you gave)
[16:39] <skyl> from the CL, how to see how big are the folders (recursively)
[16:39] <isolat3dsh33p> maco, I've intalled flash, I got the sound and video, but left clicks don't work. Or flashplugin-nonfree is another thing :/
[16:40] <maco> isolat3dsh33p: ooooo ok thats a known bug
[16:40] <pilif12p> oh
[16:40] <maco> isolat3dsh33p: i think it only happens if you use compiz, right? im trying to remember as i dont hit it. i think you need to hold shift or ctrl while clicking
[16:40] <maco> skyl: du -csh *
[16:40] <isolat3dsh33p> maco, ok, i'll try it. :D
[16:41] <pfred1> Climhazzard http://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/SillySounds/
[16:42] <pfred1> heh
[16:42] <skyl> thanks a bunch, maco
[16:42] <pfred1> cat swedish.au > /dev/audio
[16:43] <GEOS> is ther voice chat here
[16:43] <PhantomLink> GEOS, no
[16:43] <aaron11_> Does anyone know what to do with a run file? im trying to get metasploit to work
[16:43] <maco> GEOS: on irc? no. on ubuntu? if you have a jabber or google talk account, yes, using empaty
[16:43] <maco> *empathy
[16:43] <Climhazzard> pfred1 | alright, I did that now what
[16:43] <mneptok> maco: nice accent. :P
[16:43] <pfred1> Climhazzard did you hear it?
[16:44] <isolat3dsh33p> maco, it's actually the left and middle click at the same time. It works, few times. Thanks anyway.
[16:44] <Climhazzard> pfred1 | No I didn't hear anything
[16:44] <GEOS> yes i do
[16:44] <snobix> arghhh going to have to compile the latest  version :/
[16:44] <LabRaTz> hax0r, just alt-f2 then 'gksu nvidia-settings', then click the display you wish to change, then slide the digital vibrance slider.
[16:44] <maco> mneptok: haha are you saying my fingers got laura's accent
[16:44] <pfred1> Climhazzard well you should have
[16:44] <Slart> aaron11_: have you tried just running it? ./yourfile.run ? mark it as executable using chmod or nautilus
[16:44] <Climhazzard> pfred1 | meh
[16:44] <mneptok> maco: i hope not. those fingers also grasp large glasses of beer.
[16:44] <pfred1> Climhazzard if your sound driver loaded it has to play
[16:45] <pfred1> Climhazzard you did it just like this form the dir the file is in cat swedish.au > /dev/audio  right?
[16:45] <Climhazzard> pfred1 | it's loaded, I can sound if I plug headphones into the broken jack in the front, it has to be in the perfect spot though
[16:45] <Climhazzard> pfred1 | yeah
[16:45] <Mand0> point me to a programming channel please. new to IRC
[16:45] <Slart> Mand0: ##programming might work
[16:46] <pfred1> Climhazzard sounds to me like you have to fix that jack because your sound is working on software
[16:46] <aaron11_> Slart: I went to properties and allowed it to execute file as a program but it says I need to run it as root. How do I
[16:46] <joeyeye> Mand0, what language ?
[16:46] <Slart> aaron11_: sudo ./yourfile.run
[16:47] <Mand0> C++ , using wxWidgets on Ubuntu.
[16:47] <Climhazzard> pfred1 | i think what I am trying to accomplish is to trick alsa into thinking that the headphone jack isn't there, or to make it think there are no headphones plugged in when physically, there technically is because it's broken
[16:47] <aaron11_> Slart: How about sudo ~/Documents/framework-3.3-linux-i686.run
[16:47] <kostkon> Climhazzard, so it tries to send the sound to your phones
[16:47] <pfred1> Climhazzard I don't think you can heaphone and speakers are determined by the jack
[16:48] <Slart> aaron11_: yup.. that looks reasonable
[16:48] <Climhazzard> kostkon | I am pretty sure that's the case
[16:48] <joeyeye> Mand0, try ##C++ or #iso-c++, but it's language only, probably not so much about wxWidgets
[16:48] <kostkon> Climhazzard, so, the only hope is if there is a hardware switch available that you can access in alsamixer
[16:48] <Climhazzard> pfred1 | i think alsa is doing that, in the previous version of alsa it would send sound to both my speakers, and my headphones
[16:48] <kostkon> Climhazzard, otherwise, you'll need to fix your broken jack
[16:49] <hax0r> LabRaTz: How do I make it so that it loads digital vibrance when i log out login...... i don twana keep pressing it
[16:49] <pfred1> kostkon you'd need the sound to be demultiplexed in hardware two amplifiers and that just isn't normally done
[16:49] <Mand0> thanks. Programming is the only thing tying me to the window ;)
[16:49] <joeyeye> Mand0, there's a GTK channel #gtk
[16:49] <kostkon> pfred1, yeah
[16:49] <CommanderCool> hello! since karmic, the rhythmbox notifications sometimes wont be shown in time. does anyone know this problem?
[16:49] <antileet> Mand0, you can also try the anjuta channel to give you pointeers on how to start
[16:49] <pfred1> kostkon they selling you one lappie with one amp in it
[16:50] <nsahoo> gvim is throwing static_gravity_supported error, anyone knows a fix?
[16:50] <kostkon> pfred1, :/
[16:50] <Mand0> I heard anjuta is good. does it have code completion?
[16:50] <antileet> CommanderCool - I think it's a problem with ubuntu's mod of libnotify
[16:50] <Dreamkey> hi, I have a problem with my laptop's keyboard (unknown key released), what can I do ? thanks
[16:50] <antileet> Mand0 - it's pretty good
[16:50] <antileet> Mand0 - It has glade integration
[16:50] <antileet> Mand0: I can also strongly recommend MonoDevelop
[16:51] <CommanderCool> antileet: so i cant do anything against it?
[16:51] <khensthoth> CommanderCool: You should be able to change that from the Configuration for the Status Icon Plugin in Rhythmbox
[16:51] <antileet> It's not C++, but it's the best IDE I've tried
[16:51] <Mand0> @antileet: i'll give it atry.
[16:51] <pfred1> antileet got a number i can call for that? ;)
[16:51] <antileet> CommanderCool - I don't know. It broke when I changed my window manager from gnome to awesome3
[16:51] <Mand0> antileet: does it support C++?
[16:51] <kostkon> Climhazzard,  what happens when you mute the headphones level in alsamixer
[16:52] <joeyeye> Mand0, why not use eclipse ?
[16:52] <antileet> Mand0 - not really, it's built for C#, but if you're agnostic about the language you use, it's pretty good
[16:52] <antileet> there are also other options - CDT + Eclipse
[16:52] <pfred1> antileet gnome isn't a window manager per se
[16:52] <pfred1> antileet though lots wished it was!
[16:52] <DjAngo23> I have a htaccess file in a sub-directory of /var/www/ but this one is not working. I read about a file (httpd.conf) thant should be changed, but when I do so, nothing happens, even if I restart apache2 ;)
[16:52] <antileet> pfred1 - oops, yeah :) (I meant desktop environment)
[16:52] <usuario> ----
[16:53] <kubanc> are there any differences if i disable trackerd process?
[16:53] <jtholmes> anyone know what double layer dvd burner works well on 9.10 K3b
[16:53] <usuario> yes
[16:53] <pfred1> antileet yes and with that goes a lot of associated "stuff"
[16:53] <antileet> pfred1 - I like gnome + metacity, but it doesn't have the strong keybinding support
[16:53] <nostracracko> what u're trying to do DjAngo23?
[16:53] <CommanderCool> khensthoth: thank you, that was it. i did not expect it there.
[16:53] <bradpitt> i had two 2.1 speaker and i want it to act like 5.1 ch speaker (different channel in every speaker) while playing dvd. what should i install or configure? maybe sth like ac3 filter. please help. thanks  :)
[16:53] <Climhazzard> kostkon | still no sound, but I think it mutes everything globally it shows a red x by the speaker in the volume control area on the taskbar
[16:53] <Mand0> I want to start off on the right track. I will need a GUI. wanting to make a POS program.
[16:53] <pfred1> antileet I love a lot of gnome apps just never cared for gnome itself
[16:53] <kostkon> Climhazzard, not necessarily. hmm
[16:53] <antileet> pfred - What do you use for managing windows? dwm?
[16:54] <coachz> for some reason my screen is flashing ever 30 secs or so
[16:54] <hax0r> Can someone Help me install nvidia-settings permanently into ubuntu 9.1
[16:54] <antileet> Mand0 - I've written a lot of C++ apps with GUI. The best way is to use gtkmm with glade
[16:54] <hax0r> I tried gksu nvidia-settings  save configuration and it still dont work
[16:54] <pfred1> antileet that would be a long and checkered list but now I'm OK with KDE
[16:54] <kostkon> Climhazzard, do you get more volumes when you press F4 in alsamixer?
[16:54] <antileet> but that has a very steep learning curve
[16:54] <pfred1> antileet if i want really light I still pick windowmaker or blackbox
[16:54] <DjAngo23> nostracracko: Redirecting http://localhost/CI/site/page/3 to index.php?foo=baar&....
[16:54] <antileet> pfred1 - have you tried the "awesome" window manager?
[16:55] <Mand0> I know some VB.net but I want to make my stuff portable (easier to).
[16:55] <Climhazzard> kostkon | no
[16:55] <pfred1> antileet can't say as I've ever even heard of it my days of switching window managers are behind me pretty much
[16:55] <antileet> Mand0 - The learning curve is rather steep in the gtkmm + C++ + automake path
[16:55] <Climhazzard> kostkon | I've looked through all the volumes that I can configure, I'm pretty sure Front are my speakers
[16:56] <OrangeComputers> Mand0, try gtk.org for good documentation for gui widgets
[16:56] <antileet> the best way is to use something like Anjuta which automates things like makefiles, etc and integrates with a GUI designer
[16:56] <ganymede> does someone know a way to make top display memory usage in megabytes rather than kilobytes? it has too many digits for easy reading
[16:56] <antileet> if you want to stick to C++, I'd recommend Anjuta as a starting point
[16:56] <antileet> Heck, you can "apt-get install gnome-devel" and get all the packages
[16:56] <antileet> Mand0 - the last metapackage gives you all the stuff you need to build gnome apps - libs, docs, ides, etc
[16:56] <Mand0> antileet : ur opinion on this... if I want to stop using wind0ws then I should not care about porting my apps to it. right?
[16:56] <kostkon> Climhazzard, hmm. so when you mute the headphones, do PCM and master also get muted?
[16:57] <blendmaster1024> i'm having a problem with debmirror - i'm using it the way the ubuntu documentation says to but it's giving me a million and a half "missing:" errors. anyone know what's wrong?
[16:57] <OrangeComputers> Mand0, apps written in gtk and C are easily ported to windows
[16:57] <antileet> Mand0 - porting is too much trouble. I used to write C++ but now I'm stuck on C#, which should be slightly easier to port if that was your legacy codebase
[16:57] <Climhazzard> kostkon | No, just the headphones
[16:57] <kostkon> Climhazzard, ok
[16:57] <hax0r>  My antialising isn't working with compiz
[16:57] <hax0r>  i have 260M nvidia , karmic 9.1, and i put nvidia-settings on max options
[16:57] <nostracracko> DjAngo23 i'd PM u.. easier to talk
[16:57] <Climhazzard> kostkon | I'm unable to mute PCM though, although I'm not sure if I am supposed to be able to
[16:58] <kostkon> Climhazzard, hmm
[16:58] <Mand0> antileet: how similar is C# to VB
[16:58] <kostkon> Climhazzard, ok. and what ubuntu ver do you have?
[16:58] <antileet> Mand0 - In fact, I would suggest first building simple gnome apps before trying to port. BEcause you can always get the platform independent code on linux
[16:58] <antileet> Mand0 - not at all, except in some aspects. C# is somewhat like C++ with a better stdlib, delegate support and other benefits
[16:59] <antileet> I'd suggest poking around on #mono on irc.gimp.org.
[16:59] <antileet> Mand0 - Plus, you'll never have to deal with pointers again :)
[16:59] <Mand0> antileet: I'm starting to learn C++. so starting to learn something else won't be a prob.
[16:59] <dhiaeldeen> how can i install the drivers for my "up to 512 ATI Mobility Radeon HD 2400 XT HyperMemory" on Linux ?
[16:59] <joeyeye> ganymede, have you tried htop ?
[17:00] <antileet> Mand0 - I feel it might be a more enjoyable experience working with that stack. I personally recommend it over some experience on all three sides (C++/C#/PyGtk)
[17:01] <ganymede> joeyeye, oh, i'm actually writing a script to deploy on a bunch of machines to monitor them and i'd like to avoid pulling in extra packages that don't come with ubuntu out of the box
[17:01] <nejucomo> I've been reading about creating a USB stick installation...  But everything I've found creates a "live boot" installation.  What's the difference between a "normal" server install and a live boot image?
[17:01] <Climhazzard> kostkon | karmic
[17:01] <joeyeye> ganymede, and you want to poll for memory/swap size etc ?
[17:01] <antileet> Mand0 - I gotta get going, message me if there's anything I can help you with. The gnome devel channels might offer more help than I can though
[17:02] <kostkon> Climhazzard, does this work: amixer -c 0 sset 'Headphone Jack Sense' mute
[17:02] <ganymede> joeyeye, yeah, i was using "free -m" before but i guess i can just get it into one command i use top
[17:02] <joeyeye> ganymede, how about using free -m
[17:02] <joeyeye> ganymede, ah ... been there ...
[17:02] <ganymede> joeyeye, and not to mention that free -m and top somehow report different numbers...
[17:03] <Climhazzard> kostkon | amixer: Unable to find simple control 'Headphone Jack Sense',0
[17:03] <kostkon> Climhazzard, :/
[17:03] <mark_> Where does Ubuntu hide Firefox personal bookmarks?
[17:03] <mark_> And why?
[17:03] <maco> mark_: youre trying to find the file where mozilla saves them on linux?
[17:03] <kostkon> Climhazzard, can you paste the output of:  amixer scontrols
[17:03] <dhiaeldeen> how can i install the drivers for my "up to 512 ATI Mobility Radeon HD 2400 XT HyperMemory" on Linux ?
[17:04] <kostkon> Climhazzard, use a pastebin of course
[17:04] <dtownhero> what is the command to reload your .bashrc file?
[17:04] <maco> mark_: should be ~/.mozilla/firefox/<some string of weird letters and numbers>/bookmarkbackups/<date>.json
[17:04] <mark_> Yes waco.  And it's not in the .mozilla folder
[17:04] <ganymede> joeyeye, wait, i just realized. in free -m, to go from total used to the +/- buffers/catch line, i would take the total used from top and subtract (buffers + cache) ?
[17:04] <dtownhero> like if I made changes in it and don't want to restart x
[17:04] <Climhazzard> kostkon | http://pastebin.org/56754
[17:05] <mikc> dtownhero: source ~/.bashrc
[17:05] <dtownhero> thx mikc
[17:05] <lodder> When I do sudo service ssh start I get the folling message: /etc/init.d/ssh: 1: AMDPCSDBV1: not found
[17:05] <kostkon> Climhazzard, hmm
[17:05] <mark_> Sorry. Maco
[17:05] <kostkon> Climhazzard, lets see
[17:05] <mikc> dtownhero: it will reload only in active shell. You will have to do that in all your terminal windows
[17:06] <dtownhero> mikc: k thanks
[17:06] <_5moufl> hi
[17:06] <mark_> The bookmarkbackups folder is empty
[17:07] <maco> mark_: there might be a bookmarks.xml or bookmarks.html but firefox3 is supposed to be all json
[17:07] <maco> mark_: er, json and sqlite
[17:07] <ganymede> joeyeye, never mind, i lost all interest in learning how to read free -m, i'll just stick with top
[17:07] <dhiaeldeen> how can i install the drivers for my "up to 512 ATI Mobility Radeon HD 2400 XT HyperMemory" on Linux ?
[17:07] <maco> mark_: its possible bookmarks are part of places.sqlit
[17:07] <dhiaeldeen> help me :(
[17:07] <dtownhero> mark_: I tried looking for this last night and could not find it... was trying to import my bookmarks to the new opera
[17:07] <maco> mark_: blah places.sqlite
[17:07] <kostkon> Climhazzard, then try: amixer -c 0 sset 'Headphone' mute
[17:08] <maco> dtownhero: i think you can still get firefox to export a bookmarks.html for that purpose
[17:08] <mark_> There's a bookmarks.html file but that's only the default ones maco
[17:08] <mark_> Yes, it's annoying isn't it dtown
[17:08] <maco> mark_: yeah your bookmarks are somewhere in a database because mozilla decided that's the way to go
[17:08] <kostkon> Climhazzard, also, i can see two "input source" hmm
[17:08] <maco> mark_: perhaps irc.mozilla.org is a better place to ask
[17:09] <kubanc> anybody knows why i have 6 processes of getty running?
[17:09] <Climhazzard> kostkon | Ones for my mic jack, and I have a microphone built into the laptop with the webcam
[17:09] <mark_> Why would they know where Ubuntu puts their bookmarks?
[17:09] <maco> kubanc: for ctrl alt f1-f6
[17:09] <maco> mark_: because its not ubuntu specific
[17:09] <kostkon> Climhazzard, the other could be the headhphones jack
[17:09] <maco> mark_: its firefox specific
[17:09] <kostkon> Climhazzard, did  amixer -c 0 sset 'Headphone' mute change anything?
[17:09] <maco> mark_: its where firefox puts its bookmarks on every linux distro
[17:10] <mark_> It's my bookmarks I want
[17:10] <Climhazzard> kostkon | It muted the headphone jack but I still can't get any sound
[17:10] <kostkon> Climhazzard, ok
[17:10] <mark_> Anyway, I need to make dinner
[17:10] <mark_> I'll try later
[17:10] <mark_> Bye for now
[17:10] <maco> mark_: really, mozilla would know
[17:10] <maco> mark_: its their code that puts it there
[17:11] <maco> *sigh* some people dont listen
[17:11] <mneptok> maco: excuse me? sorry, i wasn't listening.
[17:11] <khensthoth> Climhazzard: konstkon: Just throwing out ideas here, would "amixer -c 0 sset 'Headphone Jack Sense' mute" work or help?
[17:11] <gasull> Hi.  I installed wdm login manager, but it doesn't start on boot.  Now when I boot I just get the tty prompt.
[17:12] <Climhazzard> khensthoth | i tried that earlier, it said that it couldn't be found
[17:13] <delly> Hello, i need help quick please. My computer "stopped" on startup after having activated the ATI propitary driver, and activating MTA(whatever that is). I could not log into shell 1, but i could log into shell 2-4. Help?
[17:13] <d4non> is there any way of getting flash to work as fast as in windows?
[17:13] <delly> d4non: Sadly, no <.<
[17:13] <mlong1681> Empathy doesn't show IRC Room List
[17:13] <d4non> or Linux version of flashplugin is just terrible and nothing can be done
[17:13] <mlong1681> looks like a bug
[17:13] <mneptok> d4non: not without Adobe's help. welcome to non-free software.
[17:13] <mlong1681> had to revert to pidgin
[17:13] <d4non> screw adobe
[17:13] <Mand0> antileet : thanks for your tips.
[17:13] <delly> d4non: The best think you can do is to deactivate compiz
[17:14] <kostkon> Climhazzard, you have an intel card right?
[17:14] <d4non> thx delly
[17:14] <mlong1681> would be nice if empathy worked with IRC
[17:14] <kostkon> Climhazzard, what is the output of your aplay -l again
[17:14] <joeyeye> how do I optimize apt-get do download once and share with other ubuntu nodes in my network ?
[17:14] <Climhazzard> kostkon | ALC268
[17:15] <mlong1681> pidgin seems to be better anyway
[17:15] <Mand0> I installed DW something manager and then Cairo dock, now I can't get the cube effeect. or event the  " extra " visual effects.
[17:15] <kostkon> Climhazzard, :/
[17:15] <Climhazzard> kostkon | http://pastebin.org/56759
[17:15] <mikejet> how do you cancel a print job?
[17:15] <Adam75> What does this mean? I can't install Ubuntu and I get this error message
[17:15] <Adam75> "disk error 10 ax = 4280 drive ef"
[17:17] <sebsebseb> hi
[17:17] <Adam75> drive ef? is that hdd or dvdwriter/cd?
[17:17] <kostkon> Climhazzard, ok. so, headphones is muted and front, pcm and master aren't
[17:17] <delly> Hello, i need help quick please. My computer "stopped" on startup after having activated the ATI propitary driver, and activating MTA(whatever that is). I could not log into shell 1, but i could log into shell 2-4. Help? It also stuck itself on sudo, which means I only can use cat to diangnostic anything.
[17:17] <joeyeye> Adam75, is that error from accessing the DVD/CD drive ?
[17:17] <Climhazzard> kostkon | correct
[17:17] <d4non> would be good if Empathy was Pidgin, but it only tries and fails
[17:17] <Adam75> joeyeye; It's from trying to install from a DvD cd..
[17:17] <kostkon> Climhazzard, ok. and did you try to setup your sound?
[17:18] <kostkon> Climhazzard, i mean in system → prefs → sound
[17:18] <Climhazzard> kostkon | yeah
[17:18] <kostkon> Climhazzard, ok
[17:18] <julgutierrez> can anyone help installing madwifi driver for atheros 928x
[17:18] <julgutierrez> ath9k suck
[17:18] <mickstephenson> dpkg is is freaking out, whenever I try to install or remove any package, it tells me to "sudo dpkg --configure python-support", but that just gives me a traceback concerning '/usr/lib/pymodules/python2.6/screenlets/__init__.pyc'? anyone got any ideas?
[17:19] <joeyeye> Adam75, sounds like a possible bad burn of the DVD/CD
[17:19] <Climhazzard> kostkon | when I mute the headphones it mutes everything in system -> pref > sound
[17:19] <Adam75> joeyeye; Tried several different cd's.. works fine on other computers
[17:19] <kostkon> Climhazzard, oh right.
[17:19] <Climhazzard> kostkon | but it doesn't mute master or front in alsamixer
[17:19] <kostkon> Climhazzard, what about PCM?
[17:19] <kostkon> Climhazzard, does it get muted?
[17:19] <Climhazzard> kostkon | nope
[17:19] <Mand0> if you have the headphone plugged in and in mute... I guest the computer assumes you don't want to hear anything at all.,
[17:20] <kostkon> Climhazzard, it's 100% volume and unmuted?
[17:20] <Climhazzard> kostkon | it wont let me mute pcm though
[17:20] <Climhazzard> kostkon | yeah
[17:20] <joeyeye> Adam75, this is prior to kernel loading right ?
[17:20] <Adam75> joeyeye; Yes!
[17:20] <kostkon> Climhazzard, ok. what device have oyu selected in the hardware tab and what profile, also what do you see in input and output tabs?
[17:21] <_akahige_> anybody running guake with the latest karmic updates? it was running fine for me, but something in the updates hosed it big time...
[17:21] <Mand0> delly: can you boot up in recovery mode
[17:21] <kostkon> Climhazzard, is this a clean install of ubuntu or an upgrade?
[17:21] <julgutierrez> is there a better driver for atheros 928x than ath9k
[17:21] <kaddi> hi, how can I get a list of all files matching serialui.* in a folder and its subfolders? Like what dir serialui.* /s would do for Microsoft?
[17:21] <joeyeye> Adam75, it's possible then that your cd/dvd drive is failing to read the dvd/cd media. Reboot into BIOS and de-select any features realted to the DVD/CD drive that accelerate it if there are any.
[17:21] <danielsevigny> Hello everyone. Has anyone tried dualbooting Win7 and 9.10? I failed on my first attempt during the partition stage. I had selected install alongside windows and choose OS on each boot. Now that option is missing. From what I read on the forums there may be an issue with this as the Grub version has changed to Grub2. Am I trying to do something impossible?
[17:21] <Climhazzard> kostkon | It's a clean install... In hardware it says Internal audio, 1 output, 1 input.
[17:21] <Pici> kaddi: find . -iname "serialui.*"
[17:22] <joeyeye> Adam75, the bootloader is having problems reading the media
[17:22] <trevor> has anyone successfully installed adobe air on 64 bit yet??? i cant seem to get it to work
[17:22] <Climhazzard> kostkon | in output it says Internal Audio Analog Stereo
[17:22] <Adam75> joeyeye; such as?
[17:22] <Climhazzard> kostkon | The connector is Analog output
[17:22] <kostkon> Climhazzard, other connectors available?
[17:22] <joeyeye> Adam75, ... depends on your BIOS ... also is the media CD-R, CD-RW ? DVD-R, DVD+R, DVD+RW ?
[17:22] <Climhazzard> kostkon | Analog Headphones is
[17:22] <kostkon> Climhazzard, also, what other profiles are available in hardware?
[17:23] <Adam75> joeyeye; DvD-R
[17:23] <kostkon> Climhazzard, oh, try both of them
[17:23] <kostkon> then
[17:23] <joeyeye> Adam75, can you boot in to another OS on that machine and rip the DVD to ISO ?
[17:23] <kaddi> Pici awesome thanks, I guess I was looking at the wrong command. :)
[17:23] <Climhazzard> kostkon | Analog Stereo Duplex (which is selected), Analog Stereo Input, and Analog Stereo Output
[17:23] <Slart> danielsevigny: I dualboot win7 and 9.10, both 64bit
[17:24] <kostkon> Climhazzard, ok. try allo the possible combos including the connectors
[17:24] <Adam75> joeyeye; It's a public computer. It was win 2000 on it but someone changed the admin password so I can't access it
[17:24] <danielsevigny> Slart how did you do it? Did you have Win7 or 9.10 first?
[17:24] <Climhazzard> kostkon |  I did that earlier and couldn't get anything :|
[17:24] <kostkon> Climhazzard, and w8 to find a way to play something only using alsa and not pulse
[17:24] <kostkon> Climhazzard, did you try every combo
[17:24] <joeyeye> Adam75, ah... maybe the drive is dirty/hosed in some way then.
[17:24] <sebsebseb> danielsevigny: the guided install is not always the best, which is what you tried to do.  if you do manual install you get much more control over the partitining,  also Grub 2 the boot loader should just detect Windows 7 really, but I think a few or so people have had issues
[17:25] <joeyeye> Adam75, do you know the make/model/year of the DVD drive ?
[17:25] <Adam75> joeyeye; No, not really ;/
[17:25] <Slart> danielsevigny: I installed ubuntu first.. then I had to disable all other harddrives except the one where I wanted win 7, since win 7 just has to live on the first hard drive,.. after the win7 install I reactivated my other drives and all was fine
[17:25] <nostracracko> danielsevigny i had multi-boot
[17:25] <GJLenon> Morning everyone.
[17:25] <Adam75> joeyeye; There's a RW mark on it..
[17:25] <nostracracko> win first
[17:26] <Climhazzard> kostkon |  yeah, I just double checked too
[17:26] <joeyeye> Adam75, it's possible that the drive can't read the media successfully consistently ... older drives especially with writeable/rewriteable media
[17:26] <Adam75> joeyeye; but i get into grub.. doesn't that mean it can read it?
[17:26] <danielsevigny> So If I go ahead and install the whole drive as Xubuntu and then gpart it in half (it's a 1TB drive.) Can I then reasign the disk order?
[17:26] <danielsevigny> that way Win7 gets the first drive?
[17:26] <GJLenon> Whenever I run WINE, my video driver (NVIDIA) locks up.  This is a relatively new occurrence, last two weeks or so.  Anyone have an idea why?
[17:26] <sebsebseb> danielsevigny: not exactly
[17:26] <kostkon> Climhazzard, eh, cd to a folder that contains audio files, and tru this. not sure it will work though:  pasuspender aplay file.mp3
[17:27] <joeyeye> Adam75, yes it can read it, but it's possible the burn is bad (but you said you proved that it's ok elsewhere), so the drive may have mechanical issues ...
[17:27] <sebsebseb> danielsevigny: it's easier to install Windows first,   with no other partitions on there already
[17:27] <sebsebseb> danielsevigny: and then put Ubuntu/Xubuntu on
[17:27] <danielsevigny> Thats the status of the drive right now. Win7 is on it but Ubuntu is not.
[17:27] <Adam75> joeyeye; So you think putting it on a regular CD instead would be better? And try the other drive?
[17:27] <nostracracko> sec sebsebseb
[17:27] <danielsevigny> How do I go about putting Ubuntu on it now?
[17:27] <sebsebseb> nostracracko: hmm?
[17:27] <sebsebseb> danielsevigny: I thought you said Grub 2 was on there?
[17:27] <joeyeye> Adam75, yes - put on a CD-R and retry
[17:28] <Duergar> does ubuntu come with a program preinstalled, or what should i look for, to write, run, and compile basic/vb code, preferably be able to read .bas files
[17:28] <nostracracko> nvm
[17:28] <joeyeye> Adam75, even in the DVD drive it may work
[17:28] <Dink> When using quotas is the only time repquota gets updated is when quotacheck is ran ? Is there an automated process for on the fly checking?
[17:28] <c3l> Shame on you! I thought updates that require reboot only existed in windows!
[17:28] <Adam75> joeyeye; I'm just wondering what the error message means.. "disk error 10 ax = 4280 drive ef"
[17:28] <danielsevigny> Not yet. The insttaller did not finish the first time.
[17:28] <babak> hi
[17:29] <sebsebseb> danielsevigny: Also if WIndows 7 is like Vista, since a newer version of NTFS than what's in XP,  if it's like that which I assume it is,  you should probably really let it resize itself, or you might get data loss
[17:29] <Climhazzard> kostkon |  nothing still.. perhaps I should downgrade alsa to what it was in 8.04?
[17:29] <Petein> hi any programs which will underclock my cpu when i want to?
[17:29] <Younder> c3l, no anything touching the kernel requires a reboot
[17:29] <babak> where can i put font files (ttf file) which dir ?
[17:29] <kostkon> Climhazzard, w8, in alsamixer do you see any switches there?
[17:30] <Slart> babak: ~/.fonts
[17:30] <c3l> Younder, i remember updating the kernel in archlinux, without rebooting ;o
[17:30] <Slart> babak: you might have to create it first
[17:30] <babak> Slart: this command is for install fonts?
[17:30] <Climhazzard> kostkon |  no, unless i am majorly overlooking something.
[17:30] <Adam75> joeyeye; the EF letters must be the cd+dvd drive, right?
[17:30] <sebsebseb> danielsevigny: you can try manual install, but you might want to let Windows 7 resize itself first
[17:31] <uhsf> gpm daemon is running so why is there no cursor in terminal?
[17:31] <Slart> babak: just copy the font files to that folder
[17:31] <kostkon> Climhazzard, sure?
[17:31] <Climhazzard> kostkon |  yeah
[17:31] <kostkon> Climhazzard, :/
[17:31] <joeyeye> Adam75, not sure ... disk error 10 will be from the BIOS ... probably a read or seek error
[17:31] <danielsevigny> sebsebseb Windows 7 currently has the entire disk. What do mean by letting it resize itself?
[17:32] <sebsebseb> danielsevigny: I haven't used the final of Windows 7, but with Vista, there's a feature built in so that it can resize  itself, and when it's running.  the partition that it's on.   I am not sure about now, but before if Gparted was used to re size a Vista partition, data loss would maybe happen.
[17:32] <Adam75> joeyeye; the primarly ide slave is the cd rom reader, should i remove all who concerns the cd reader?
[17:32] <bengasi_> hi
[17:32] <bengasi_> i'm new user
[17:32] <babak> Slart: how can i find this path?
[17:32] <babak> Slart: what is your mean from ~ ?
[17:32] <bengasi_> man irss
[17:33] <bastidrazor> babak: that is your home folder.. /home/youruser
[17:33] <nostracracko> danielsevigny i think u can use karmic to resize the partition from the 'back'
[17:33] <danielsevigny> hmmm that may be something to look at... It's an MSDN version of Win7 so I don't realy know what it's enabled with. I had it before Win7 was officially released.
[17:33] <Slart> babak: ~ is the same as your home folder.. ie  /home/babak  so ~/.fonts is the same as /home/babak/.fonts
[17:33] <bastidrazor> babak: ~ is just a shortcut
[17:33] <joeyeye> Adam75, sorry - didn't follow that ... can you go over what's physically connected - disk drives and cd/dvd drives
[17:33] <nostracracko> that way u won't lose any data, i presume it's still new
[17:33] <Younder> babak, that means home or in this case /home/username
[17:33] <danielsevigny> Slart did you get your nick from Hitchhikers?
[17:33] <bastidrazor> babak: more than likely you'll need to create that folder.
[17:33] <Slart> danielsevigny: yes =)
[17:33] <thevishy> hi
[17:33] <Adam75> joeyeye; 1x dvd rw drive, 1x cd rom drive..
[17:34] <Younder> babak, username being your account name
[17:34] <thevishy> i have a doubt , is it possible to use a software like partition magic and partition a disk that u are currently using
[17:34] <danielsevigny> Nice! Do you know what the two most non random random numbers are?
[17:34] <kostkon> Climhazzard, you could try searching for "/etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf  ALC268"
[17:34] <sebsebseb> danielsevigny: well you can find out in ##windows  about how you would  let it re size itself
[17:34] <Slart> thevishy: nope.. use a live cd
[17:34] <thevishy> I have a 80 GB disk with c partition with windows installed
[17:34] <thevishy> okthanks
[17:34] <sebsebseb> danielsevigny: with Vista  that didn't always go that well, and Vista would still take up loads more space, than what was needed
[17:34] <danielsevigny> 17 and 42.... take a guess as to why 42 is so commo... lolz.
[17:34] <babak> Slart: i don't have font folder in this path /home/baber what do i have to do?
[17:35] <danielsevigny> mkdir and then chown it to baber
[17:35] <sebsebseb> danielsevigny: what's that?
[17:35] <Younder> danielsevigny, duglas adams..
[17:35] <Whiper> hey do anybody have admin
[17:35] <nostracracko> danielsevigny: I have all my partitions on 100MB
[17:35] <nostracracko> then i put different OS on each
[17:35] <Slart> babak: as I said "you might have to create it first".. you can create it using nautilus or using a terminal "mkdir ~/.fonts" should work
[17:35] <joeyeye> Adam75, it's not likely a conflict between the cd and dvd drives, more likely the dvd drive itself. If there's a BIOS option to disable the RW feature, it may be worth a try
[17:35] <danielsevigny> I'll figure this out this afternoon.
[17:35] <nostracracko> danielsevigny: i have several win versions, with jaunty and karmic
[17:36] <irnmn> ubuntu 9.10 karmic 64 bit, my system has decided it no longer has sound
[17:36] <Slart> Whiper: admin?
[17:36] <Whiper> hey i wanted to do some chatting with girls ?
[17:36] <joeyeye> Adam75, did you check the md5 hashsums of the ISOs you bured ?
[17:36] <LjL> Whiper: not on this channel, and for that matter not on this network
[17:36] <Slart> Whiper: wrong channel.. go somewhere else
[17:36] <Adam75> joeyeye; I burned 6 of em so one should be right atleast
[17:36] <babak> Slart: i have a folder with this name .fontconfig
[17:36] <Whiper> do you know any of the channel
[17:36] <joeyeye> Adam75, you burned 6 dvds ?
[17:36] <Duergar> whiper: turn off the glowy box in front of you. that's a good place to start
[17:36] <Climhazzard> kostkon |  http://pastebin.org/56767
[17:36] <Slart> babak: not the same thing
[17:36] <LjL> !channel > Whiper    (Whiper, see the private message from ubottu)
[17:36] <LjL> !channels > Whiper    (Whiper, see the private message from ubottu)
[17:36] <irnmn> Attempted alsa force-reload and it stated cannot create directory /var/run/alsa
[17:36] <Adam75> joeyeye; Yes..
[17:37] <kostkon> Climhazzard, also you could try installing  linux-backports-modules-alsa-karmic-generic that offers some backported drivers from the newest alsa
[17:37] <joeyeye> Adam75, all the same ? the livecd ?
[17:37] <babak> Slart: now i make a folder with this name .font?
[17:37] <Adam75> joeyeye; The windows vista cd works
[17:37] <danielsevigny> OMG i just realized what's going on here.... The system is still using the Vista loader....
[17:37] <sebsebseb> in2rd: clean install or upgrade?
[17:37] <Slart> babak: read what I told you before..
[17:37] <sebsebseb> danielsevigny: well that makes sense, since you said Grub 2 wasn't on there
[17:37] <joeyeye> Adam75, is the vista dvd original media, or rw ?
[17:37] <frankely> how i install a tar.gz file ?
[17:38] <sebsebseb> danielsevigny: however when you installed Ubuntu, it should have put it on
[17:38] <Adam75> joeyeye; dvd-r like all other dvd
[17:38] <Slart> frankely: only you know that.. and the people you downloaded it from
[17:38] <LjL> frankely: a .tar.gz file is simply an archive (similar to a .zip file); how you install something that's on it depends on what's on it.
[17:38] <Slart> frankely: tar.gz is just a packed file.. like .zip or .rar
[17:38] <danielsevigny> I didn't get through the entire installation. It failed at the partitioner.... It litterally hung for over 20 minutes
[17:38] <Adam75> joeyeye; To be honest, I don't know if it works yet. But when I left the store it was still running (the installation that is)
[17:38] <sebsebseb> danielsevigny: ok that's why there isn't Grub 2 on there then
[17:38] <frankely> oh.. in this case is emessene 1.5, anyone knows how to install it?
[17:38] <joeyeye> Adam75, to confirm - you have installed from the dvd-r ubuntu dvd successfully elsewhere ?
[17:38] <uhsf> i actually get some response from the mouse in terminal but it only seems to randomly select text and doesn't follow movements at all
[17:39] <Slart> frankely: it could be anything.. pictures of spanish automobiles, source code, latest binary of quake 3..
[17:39] <danielsevigny> YES! The option to install side by side is back! I switched to the OEM install.....
[17:39] <sebsebseb> danielsevigny: failed at the partitoner hmm
[17:39] <babak> i make a folder with this name .fonts then copy ttf file in that but now it don't work correctly
[17:39] <Slart> frankely: there's probably instructions in the file.. or on the site where you got it
[17:39] <LjL> frankely: don't download stuff like that and try installing it. emesene 1.5.1 is installed by using the repositories
[17:39] <LjL> !software > frankely    (frankely, see the private message from ubottu)
[17:39] <delly> How to force MTA to not start on boot?
[17:39] <Slart> babak: you might have to restart any programs using the fonts.. openoffice and such
[17:39] <Adam75> joeyeye; I had no problem booting it, I did not install it.. with a usb stick I sometime get into X but when I do it gets really slow.. then it says can't partion to ext4 or ext3 depnding on what version i try
[17:39] <LjL> frankely: typing "sudo apt-get install emesene" in a terminal will get it installed.
[17:39] <sebsebseb> danielsevigny: there seems to be something about  Karmic not detecting/likeing certain drives, but the previous version  should be ok
[17:39] <frankely> i know, but the version which is in the repos is an old version
[17:39] <Duergar> what program should i use to program, compile, and run qbasic code?
[17:40] <Whiper> hey i need a geek
[17:40] <babak> Slart: i eant use pdfreader
[17:40] <Whiper> i am full of question
[17:40] <joeyeye> Adam75, but I though you said there was error 10 during install ?
[17:40] <Slart> Duergar: there's a couple of basic interpreters/compilers.. not sure which ones are compatible with qbasic.. have you looked at freebasic?
[17:40] <sebsebseb> danielsevigny: it's probably not this, but maybe you got a bad CD
[17:40] <danielsevigny> Alrighty... now before I go any further.... Should I use the partitioner manual partition and set it for half like I planned or install side by side and wait untill it completes assuming it's just really slow... (win7 took forever)
[17:40] <thevishy> would the ubuntu installer give me the option of resizing my parition ?
[17:40] <Slart> Whiper: just ask any ubuntu-related questions
[17:41] <Adam75> joeyeye; Yes, that is so. But live-cd works.. the installation fails
[17:41] <Duergar> slart: i don't even know where to begin honestly. lol. i was booted into xp using the old program i had. i'll see if i can find that. thanks!
[17:41] <Climhazzard> kostkon |  meh.. I just installed the backport drivers, do I need to set them up or anything
[17:41] <sebsebseb> thevishy: yes
[17:41] <danielsevigny> Thevishy yes it would.
[17:41] <irnmn> Hardware tests seemed to go okay
[17:41] <kostkon> Climhazzard, you need to reboot
[17:41] <Adam75> joeyeye; I get the error message when trying to install Ubuntu Alenatate cd.. cuz I can't insatll from live-cd
[17:41] <sebsebseb> thevishy: well  not all partitions  I guess uhmm, well it can re size Windows
[17:41] <Slart> Duergar: also googling for "qbasic ubuntu" or "qbasic linux" might get you some hits
[17:41] <Whiper> i just wanted to know is there any login ubuntu if we do have username and pass
[17:41] <Climhazzard> kostkon |  alright, i'll try that
[17:41] <irnmn> I think I solved my own problem by installing a backward compatible alsa package
[17:41] <danielsevigny> suggestions? manual or guided side by side?
[17:42] <Whiper> i am sorry if we do not have username and pass
[17:42] <Slart> Duergar: this looks promising http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=608535
[17:42] <syrius> side by side in and outssssssssssssssssssssssss
[17:42] <syrius> for real
[17:42] <syrius> ubuntus
[17:42] <LjL> syrius: ?
[17:42] <syrius> ?
[17:42] <sebsebseb> danielsevigny: manual I would  and then also make seperate /home :)
[17:42] <sebsebseb> danielsevigny: manual I would do above
[17:42] <joeyeye> Adam75, I still think there's a possibility that the image you burned from (the ISO) is bad, the burn is bad, or the drive is bad... booting in to the liveCD proves the DVD drive can read *some* of the dvd-r, but not necessarily *all* of it ...
[17:42] <syrius> whut vou talkin' abouts?
[17:42] <LjL> syrius: #ubuntu-offtopic for random chat please
[17:42] <Slart> Whiper: if you have physical access to the computer you can reset the password.. I hope you can't find out what it is
[17:43] <danielsevigny> sebsebseb could we walk through this in pvt? That way I can keep up with you and i don't miss anything? I don't wanna muck anything up.
[17:43] <Adam75> joeyeye; I will take a look into that.. I just don't know how to test taht the cd rly works.. except booting it into live cd
[17:43] <sebsebseb> danielsevigny: yeah ok
[17:43] <Duergar> looking at that link now slart.
[17:43] <Younder> Slart, depends on the setup of the BIOS
[17:43] <joeyeye> Adam75, the fat that the livecd and the alternate both have issues, I'd suspect the drive over anything else
[17:43] <Whiper> Slart: help me how to reset the password
[17:44] <joeyeye> Adam75, md5sum the dvd-r
[17:44] <Whiper> hello r u goin to help me
[17:44] <Royall> Do HDDs on Ubuntu still have to defrag?
[17:44] <Younder> Slart, and ifconfig -a, and look for HWaddr
[17:44] <Duergar> sweet. i'm gonna try that and see how it works. what would be a good html editor other than text editors? just to have something new to play with. lol
[17:45] <Whiper> reply asap
[17:45] <sebsebseb> Whiper: Want to reset your Ubuntu password?
[17:45] <Whiper> yes
[17:45] <Whiper> but i am nnot logged in
[17:45] <Adam75> joeyeye; If the live-cd boots fast on annother computer, there should be nothing wrong with it - right?
[17:46] <Adam75> I will try to boot it into my main
[17:46] <eix> does it exist a software for managing multiple webcam streams like in a conference/parliament?
[17:46] <PhantomLink> Are there any simple-to-use programs for ubuntu that i could use to set up a personal FTP server on my network?
[17:46] <uhsf> nvm, i'll just use screen ctrl-a esc.
[17:46] <joeyeye> Adam75, maybe - remember liveCD only needs a portion of the data on the dvd-r, the install needs it all...
[17:46] <Whiper> hello any body there
[17:47] <blendmaster1024> nope
[17:47] <zroysch> why is it that every few minutes my ssh, gmpc to mpd server and icecast stream all cut off when connected from the internet. but i can still ping
[17:47] <Whiper> helllo
[17:47] <joeyeye> Adam75, I would boot in to the liveCD and then md5sum the dvd
[17:47] <blendmaster1024> zroysch: odd, but i can't tell you froim that amount of information
[17:47] <blendmaster1024> zroysch: and i have to go ->>
[17:47] <zroysch> blendmaster1024: excellent
[17:47] <Whiper> is there >
[17:47] <joeyeye> Adam75, and check that works, and the md5sumis correct or what's expected
[17:48] <Adam75> joeyeye; I'm booting now
[17:48] <Whiper> hello
[17:48] <supacat^_^> People plz help. Effects in Kubuntu are not appear after reset. Writing that can not use Cube effect. ATI Radeon X1100 (X200m) video card
[17:48] <sanketmedhi> ubottu: icons
[17:48] <ryaxnb> help i pressed some weird key combo and my screen is white on blcak
[17:48] <ryaxnb> what is the key combo to reverse it
[17:48] <Whiper> HELLO>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
[17:49] <PhantomLink> What's the Intrepid Ibex repository expiration date?  Like, when will it no longer be available?
[17:49] <syrius> I have problem with gfce with fceu server
[17:49] <Whiper> do we have any expert for installing drivers
[17:49] <Climhazzard> kostkon | nothing, i'm not sure, i might just crack open my laptop and try to fix the jack
[17:49] <Whiper> from terminals
[17:50] <kostkon> Climhazzard, :(
[17:50] <Whiper> do we have any expert for installing drivers from terminals
[17:50] <Whiper> do we have any expert for installing drivers from terminals
[17:50] <Whiper> do we have any expert for installing drivers from terminals
[17:50] <eix> Whiper: which driver?
[17:50] <FloodBot3> Whiper: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:50] <joeyeye> Adam75, what's the ISO you downloaded and burned ?
[17:50] <ryaxnb> what is the key combo to reverse it
[17:50] <ryaxnb> help i pressed some weird key combo and my screen is white on blcak
[17:50] <mMezquitale> !ask | Whiper
[17:50] <Climhazzard> kostkon | It's kind of the last thing I wanted to do though
[17:50] <kostkon> Climhazzard, yeah
[17:50] <eix> ryaxnb: press Ctrl+Alt+F7
[17:50] <PhantomLink> Can I please get some guidance setting up an FTP share for use within my LAN?
[17:50] <Slart> Whiper: sorry.. wife got home.. she has a better nice value than you guys =)
[17:50] <ryaxnb> eix, no, i still have gui
[17:50] <eix> PhantomLink: look for filezilla server
[17:50] <Whiper> i wanted to install my wifi drivers
[17:50] <ryaxnb> it's just reversed color
[17:50] <ryaxnb> :(
[17:51] <Whiper> can anybody help me
[17:51] <LjL> !wifi > Whiper    (Whiper, see the private message from ubottu)
[17:51] <Climhazzard> kostkon | But thanks for your help, I'll let you know if I get it fixed
[17:51] <eix> ryaxnb: the GUI?
[17:51] <ryaxnb> as in black on white
[17:51] <zroysch> PhantomLink: why in the hell would you setup an ftp for a lan?
[17:51] <Adam75> joeyeye; ubuntu 9.10, 9.04, 9.04 nordic remix, linux lime or smth and ubuntu netbook remix
[17:51] <mMezquitale> ryan8403_work, press CTRL-ALT-F7
[17:51] <eix> Whiper: which driver?
[17:51] <ryaxnb> eix yah
[17:51] <kostkon> Climhazzard, np :)
[17:51] <Adam75> joeyeye; I'm running "check this cd for error" in grub atm
[17:51] <PhantomLink> zroysch, for my Wii
[17:51] <ryaxnb> reverse-color gui
[17:51] <ryaxnb> it sucks
[17:51] <eix> ryaxnb: it's a hardware or software thing?
[17:51] <mMezquitale> ryaxnb, , press CTRL-ALT-F7
[17:51] <PhantomLink> I use mplayer CE on my wii, and it supports loading files through an FTP server
[17:51] <joeyeye> Adam75, cool - let's see what happens
[17:51] <PhantomLink> That's why
[17:51] <Slart> Whiper: no, I can't really help you reset the password.. I've never done it myself.. but the procedure should be the same on most linux machines.. hopefully google or someone else in the channel can help you with that
[17:51] <ryaxnb> well, i pressed a magical keycombo on a stock desktop and it suddenly reverse color
[17:51] <mMezquitale> !ask| Whiper
[17:51] <ryaxnb> and my screen is F9
[17:51] <Adam75> joeyeye; Status atm "Checking integrity, this may take some time"
[17:51] <ryaxnb> pressing f7 or f9 doesn't work
[17:52] <supacat^_^> People plz help. Effects in Kubuntu are not appear after reset. Writing that can not use Cube effect. ATI Radeon X1100 (X200m) video card
[17:52] <ryaxnb> so plz help
[17:52] <Slart> Younder: huh? ifconfig? you lost me somewhere
[17:52] <khensthoth> ryaxnb: Try Super (i.e. the Windows key) + m
[17:52] <stevieman> How do I force an unmount? I have a USB drive that I want to unmount but it reports it is being used, which it isn't
[17:52] <supacat^_^> ryaxnb Ctrl+Alt+F7?
[17:52] <PhantomLink> eix, I found FileZilla FTP Client in the repos, is that the one I want?
[17:52] <ryaxnb> khensthoth, thanks
[17:52] <sanketmedhi> guys, anyone having problems with menu icons in Ubuntu 9.10 Gnome?
[17:52] <ryaxnb> works now
[17:52] <Younder> Slart, the MAC address
[17:52] <scribawf> lost my headings Applications, Places and System - how do I recover?
[17:53] <PhantomLink> On windows, I was using GuildFTP...
[17:53] <mMezquitale> supacat^_^, you can also try #kubuntu
[17:53] <Slart> stevieman: I'm not sure there is a force option for unmount.. you can do a lazy unmount though .. oh and use lsof to see if something is keeping some weird file open
[17:53] <eix> PhantomLink: no filezilla-server
[17:53] <Adam75> joeyeye; Check finished: no errors found press any key to reboot your system
[17:53] <PhantomLink> k
[17:53] <Slart> Younder: MAC address? sure you're talking to the right person?
[17:53] <sanketmedhi> I have Ubuntu 9.10 x86_64, I don't see many menu icons especially in the System menu and on right clicks, any solution?
[17:53] <stevieman> Slart: I check lsof and found nothing. so a umount -l?
[17:53] <PhantomLink> It couldn't find the package.
[17:53] <mMezquitale> stevieman, do you have a terminal open that is inside the USB hd?
[17:54] <Slart> stevieman: I'm not sure what the exact syntax is... you can check "man umount" for that
[17:54] <joeyeye> Adam75, ok boot in to liveCD
[17:54] <Slart> stevieman: you'll probably need a sudo with that too
[17:54] <Adam75> joeyeye; I'm doin that atm, its loading
[17:54] <Whiper> i wanted to install my wifi drivers
[17:54] <jiffe1> anyone know a filesystem benchmark util that can simulate mail read/write activity?
[17:54] <Whiper> do we have any expert for installing drivers from terminals
[17:54] <Whiper> i wanted to install my wifi drivers
[17:54]  * microlith boggles at fedora 11's yum setup being broken out of the gate
[17:55] <Whiper> do we have any expert for installing drivers from terminals
[17:55] <joeyeye> Adam75, is the the iso: "ubuntu-9.10-desktop-i386.iso" ?
[17:55] <Adam75> yeah
[17:55] <Whiper> i wanted to install my wifi drivers
[17:55] <Whiper> do we have any expert for installing drivers from terminals
[17:55] <Whiper> do we have any expert for installing drivers from terminals
[17:55] <Whiper> do we have any expert for installing drivers from terminals
[17:55] <FloodBot3> Whiper: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:55] <Adam75> joeyeye; atm that's the iso
[17:55] <mMezquitale> Whiper, please stop asking the same question, youre not even being specific and youre not asking all in one line
[17:55] <totonux> hello
[17:55] <LjL> !guidelines > Whiper    (Whiper, see the private message from ubottu)
[17:55] <LjL> !repeat | Whiper
[17:55] <Slart> jiffe1: search in synaptic for benchmark, test or something like that.. I'm pretty sure I've used something in the past that created lots of files, reading and writing
[17:55] <joeyeye> ok when in liveCD, execute: md5sum /dev/cdrom
[17:55] <Adam75> joeyeye; Could we talk in private?
[17:56] <Whiper> do we have any expert for installing drivers from terminals
[17:56] <mMezquitale> Whiper, please stop asking the same question, youre not even being specific and youre not asking all in one line
[17:56] <espen_> im trying to mount a software raid, /dev/md0 - but im getting an error msg saying that [17:56] <Whiper> i wanted to install my wifi drivers
[17:56] <Adam75> joeyeye; Really hard to keep track of waht you are saying, so many sentences
[17:56] <sebsebseb> !wireless |  Whiper
[17:56] <Enul> does anyone know how to get google desktop to display the sidebar?
[17:56] <joeyeye> Adam75, I PM'd you
[17:56] <PhantomLink> Is it possible that GuildFTP *could* work for this purpose under wine?  It's the client I am most familiar with using.
[17:56] <LjL> Whiper: we understood that much. now it's time to either read the documentation, or give us details. otherwise, stop spamming.
[17:56] <mMezquitale> Whiper, you already asked that question, please dont ask that question again for a few minutes, try asking all in one line, if someone knows the answer they will surely reply
[17:56] <linxeh> vobcopy locks up when I'm copying a dvd to my hard drive, usually on the main feature (but not on all dvds). is there any way around this? is it due to copy protection?
[17:57] <Whiper> does anybody know to use aircrack-ng
[17:57] <oneofthenewbs> hey I was wondering, how do I create a seperate /home partition if I have already partitioned the disc and set it to use entire disc?? I would like to do this so I can install archlinux without any data loss
[17:57] <LjL> !anyone | Whiper
[17:58]  * pnut would think that most of the patrons of this channel know how to use aircrack-ng
[17:58] <PhantomLink> I just want to create a private FTP service for use within my home network, for the Wii to get media files from over the network, if that is of any help to my question's goal...
[17:58] <Whiper> hey wanted to use aircrack
[17:58] <Whiper> can anybody teach me
[17:59] <LjL> Whiper: no. read the documentation. if you have a *specific* question that concerns Ubuntu specifically, ask.
[17:59] <Slart> Whiper:  we don't really do that here.. you'll have to read the documentation on th net
[17:59] <PhantomLink> I am looking for one that has a GUI preferrably, even though I do enjoy command-line.
[17:59] <Whiper> hey wanted to use aircrack
[17:59] <muszek> Whisper: that's an awesome page on the topic: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=aircrack+tutorial
[18:00] <oneofthenewbs> hey I was wondering, how do I create a seperate /home partition if I have already partitioned the disc and set it to use entire disc?? I would like to do this so I can install archlinux without any data loss
[18:00] <LjL> Whiper: stop gratuitously repeating yourself. last warning.
[18:00] <sebsebseb> !home |  oneofthenewbs
[18:00] <ichdasich> heyho
[18:01] <ichdasich> i currently try to make a cyclon webcam sl-6830 work.
[18:01] <Whiper> I QUIT NOBODY IS HELPING ME :-(
[18:01] <LjL> !caps | Whiper
[18:01] <squidly> Whiper: google is your firend
[18:02] <RenatoSilva> is there any gui editor for /etc/fstab?
[18:02] <ichdasich> but the alternative drivers i found in the ubuntu-repos (qc-usb, ov51x-jpeg, spca) don't compile with the module assistent.
[18:02] <ichdasich> any hints?
[18:02] <squidly> RenatoSilva: yea emacs or gvim
[18:02] <ichdasich> RenatoSilva: sudo gedit /etc/fstab
[18:02] <ichdasich> RenatoSilva: but i'd recon vim.
[18:02] <sidewalk> shares which are created in gnome by right clicking a folder and chosing "share" and so on... where are those settings stored?
[18:02] <Slart> PhantomLink: I used.. pureftpd as a ftp server some time ago.. it was reasonably easy to work with
[18:02] <sidewalk> samba shares that is
[18:02] <RenatoSilva> is there any gui interface for /etc/fstab?
[18:03] <azi_> a bit OT.. anybody know if there's a oracle database in the repository?
[18:03] <Slart> RenatoSilva: I don't think so, no
[18:03] <Gunnar> How can i "discover" printers over a network?  I mean I dont have their ip address nor name
[18:03]  * RenatoSilva ignores stupids
[18:03] <senrimah> i hear people had trouble with the new kernel... 2.6.31-15... or is it safe to upgrade now?
[18:03] <mMezquitale> RenatoSilva, try searcing in "add/remove", search fo fstab
[18:03] <Slart> azi_: I think oracle wants money for it's products..
[18:03] <RenatoSilva> Slart: ok thanks
[18:04] <Slart> Gunnar: when I select "Add printer" it somehow found my network printer.. not sure how it did that though
[18:04] <NaN> Hey guys, I need help getting the ib_sdp module in Ubuntu
[18:04] <Asad2005> Can some please help me get around network not connected and offline login fail in chromuim os under virtualbox
[18:04] <Gunnar> Hmm... i tried that and got nothing but gave me the option of selecting a network printer if i knew the name of it
[18:04] <Gunnar> I guess its a later time problem
[18:05] <Slart> Gunnar: no idea how to make it find printers.. sorry
[18:05] <PhantomLink> Um, there's no Filezilla Server for linux boxes on their website...I see a Windows and a Checksum category...
[18:05] <Delvien> Gunnar:  with my experience, depends on the printer, if its detected. All of my lexmarks arent detected automatically
[18:06] <grizato> Lucid anyone?
[18:06] <Gunnar> Alright, i'm gonna go find the printer ip on my win partition
[18:06] <student> ...,mhgfsdasaddftghjkhjofhasjkdhfuiwheiurhasdjkfnjksdbhcfhkgzik
[18:06] <grizato> ?
[18:06] <student> rreschuugyfgbjl;;''';'kjh
[18:06] <Delvien> Asad2005: May want to try the #virtualbox channel
[18:06] <Thorfinn_> onsoir
[18:07] <Slart> student: broken keyboard? not a lot we can do about it.. sorry
[18:07] <Delvien> PhantomLink: you wouldnt use a filezilla server. It interfaces with FTP server or SFTP servers
[18:08] <PhantomLink> I'll try GuildFTPd under wine...it might work, and it's what I am the most familiar with using.
[18:08] <zroysch> where is ubuntu server's ssh log
[18:08] <Delvien> PhantomLink: dont use wine...
[18:08] <Scunizi> zroysch: probably in /var/log
[18:08] <PhantomLink> There's only a Windows version...
[18:08] <Delvien> PhantomLink: there are plenty of FTP server setup guides online
[18:08] <zroysch> Scunizi: /var/log/auth.log does not tell me why my client keeps disconnecting randomly
[18:08] <Delvien> PhantomLink: You are in linux. Why not use a LINUX solution?
[18:08] <om26er> !texteditor
[18:08] <PhantomLink> Delvien, I tried using folder sharing, but it said I needed to install Windows sharing for it to work?
[18:09] <Delvien> om26er: gedit/leafpad or kedit (kedit if you are in KDE)
[18:09] <zroysch> PhantomLink: so install samba.
[18:09] <Delvien> PhantomLink: That is because that is samba
[18:09] <PhantomLink> Oh.
[18:09] <PhantomLink> I am looking for an FTPd solution...
[18:09] <krazymexican606> im using pure ftp
[18:09] <Delvien> PhantomLink: Then google " How to set up a FTP server in ubuntu"
[18:09] <om26er> Delvien: thatnx
[18:09] <krazymexican606> that seems to work fine for me
[18:09] <zroysch> PhantomLink: have yo uattempted googling ubuntu ftp server?
[18:09] <zroysch> surely there is something there
[18:10] <Delvien> zroysch: great minds think alike sir :) ^
[18:10] <PhantomLink> Delvien, zroysch:  I'll try that before I come back with more questions. :)
[18:10] <Enul> does anyone know how to get google desktop to display the sidebar?
[18:12] <rollo> wire les problems
[18:13] <rollo> j
[18:13] <rollo> j
[18:13] <Delvien> Enul:  should be an option. Otherwise, make sure you installed the right package.
[18:13] <Delvien> http://code.google.com/p/google-gadgets-for-linux/ Enul
[18:14] <Enul> Delvien thanks
[18:14] <Delvien> np
[18:15] <niella> itunes
[18:15] <niella> lol
[18:15] <i_is_broke>  bjk'm/
[18:15] <rollo> wireles problems
[18:16] <rollo> plez help
[18:16] <coachz> my server has 2.2.14 and my ubuntu has 2.2.12 available.  are they effectively the same or are there important differences  where I should put 2.2.14 on ubuntu ?
[18:16] <scribawf> how do i recover my applications, places and systems columns?
[18:17] <shmok> Hi guys. I have Kubuntu and xubuntu64 9.10 installed. I have an Lvm vg with logical groups: /boot (not encrypted) /kubuntu (luks encrypted) /xubuntu (luks encrypted). Grub2 dowsnt work. says: "Need to load kernel first." I'm on live-cd. ->help<-
[18:17] <bradpitt> !resetpanels | scribawf
[18:18] <scribawf> bradpitt;  Thank you will give that a try
[18:18] <kallol> hi
[18:18] <AxesDNite> can we add trash in menu in karmic?
[18:18] <scribawf> ubottu;  also thanks for input will try that if all else fails
[18:19] <mMezquitale> AxesDNite, you mean like the thrash can like windows?
[18:19] <kallol> how to change port number of a network device??
[18:19] <janisoza2r> i have another computer in my lan and i can ssh -X to it. how can i mount it's drives, ubuntu way (like i was sitting by this computer and clicking the drive's icon in nautilus)? simply running ssh'ed nautilus shows no drives.
[18:19] <ph33r> mMezquitale: yeah, I would love a trash can in the menu, so that I can drop it in the launcher of dockbarx
[18:19] <frankely> i need to resolve this mesene: Depends: python-support (>= 0.90.0) but 0.8.7ubuntu4 is installed.
[18:20] <mMezquitale> janisoza2r, use sshfs
[18:20] <frankely> how i install pythong support 0.9?
[18:20] <janisoza2r> mMezquitale: no no, i don't want to network-mount it, i want to mount them "locally", just over the network
[18:20] <rollo> my wirels has no ip adress
[18:20] <goku> i can tun this from the command line WINEPREFIX="$HOME/.wine1" wine "/home/goku/.wine1/drive_c/Program Files/Microsoft Office/Office/FRONTPG.EXE" BUT when i make a launcher from my desktop it says: Details: Failed to execute child process "WINEPREFIX=$HOME/.wine1" (No such file or directory)
[18:20] <rollo> i cant look up any sites
[18:20] <janisoza2r> frankely: search PPAs
[18:20] <ph33r> mMezquitale: is it possible ?
[18:21] <hax0r> Anyone have any idea how to load the themes after installing them from this site http://www.bisigi-project.org/?page_id=8&lang=en
[18:21] <frankely> what is ppa?
[18:21] <mMezquitale> janisoza2r, use sshfs, you can do that locally, i have a link that does that either locally using 192.168.*.* address or over the internet using the IP on my ssh server
[18:21] <janisoza2r> !ppa | frankely
[18:21] <grizato> newquery: anybody here using empathy?
[18:21] <rollo> xchat
[18:22] <grizato> I'm using puppy but I want something for ubuntun
[18:22] <janisoza2r> mMezquitale: i can't. the drives are not mounted.
[18:22] <middleman> Ubuntu server doesnt have "add-apt-repository" installed, how can I install it?
[18:22] <mMezquitale> ph33r, so basically you want to add a thrash can to the menu, sorry I thought you meant to the task bar like windows does, I think it it possible but i've never done it before
[18:22] <frankely> :S
[18:22] <ph33r> mMezquitale: I have tried adding a launcher but it does'nt work
[18:22] <grizato> middleman: use gedit and /etc/apt/sources.list or get ubuntu tweak
[18:22] <frankely> how can i update python support i have 0.8 but i need 0.9
[18:22] <soopos> How can you start gnome from terminal for a new tty when "startx" is giving "Fatal server error; [display active]"?
[18:23] <Williangn> Boa tarde
[18:23] <mMezquitale> janisoza2r,  other computers cant use a resource the local computer doesnt know about
[18:23] <Williangn> como resouvo problema de fechamento do evolution
[18:23] <frankely> how can i update python support i have 0.8 but i need 0.9?
[18:23] <janisoza2r> mMezquitale: i want something like "sudo mount /dev/sda1 /media/my_data", just i want to do it ubuntu way, like nautilus does - it creates mountpoints dynamically based on the partition names
[18:23] <Williangn> quando clico em tarefas ele fecha sozinho
[18:23] <janisoza2r> mMezquitale: and i want to do it over network
[18:24] <mMezquitale> janisoza2r, i dont know if that is even possible, you want to use hardware that is on another machine but you dont even want the machine that has the actual hardware to know about it
[18:24] <soopos> How can you decrease the font size in a tty?
[18:24] <janisoza2r> !es | Williangn
[18:24] <Taim> janisoza2r: You may want to look at udev.
[18:25] <PhantomLink> What on EARTH is the Avahi service?
[18:25] <chaitu> hax0r: what do you mean how to load?? I guess right clicking on desktop and then desktop settings is what you are looking for
[18:25] <janisoza2r> Taim: man udev? or somewhere at ubuntu wiki?
[18:25] <PhantomLink> I just got a message telling me to ensure that the Avahi service is running. :S
[18:25] <Slart> PhantomLink: it's some kind of easy network dns finder
[18:25] <PhantomLink> Hmm...okay.
[18:26] <PhantomLink> Grr, I can't run the ftp through my windows VM :(
[18:26] <Taim> janisoza2r: Mnn...man is probably your best bet, but this is more of a general Linux tool.  Check the project page.
[18:26] <Dark3ndFat3> offtopic: anyone have any googlewave invites?
[18:26] <grawity> PhantomLink: Avahi is the open-source implementation of Apple's Bonjour. It has several parts - multicast DNS, publishing services, and that automatic IP configuration thing.
[18:26] <PhantomLink> Slart, that message came up when I tried to run GuildFTPd :S
[18:27] <Taim> Dark3ndFat3: Nope, and this isn't the place for offtopic requests like that.
[18:27] <Dark3ndFat3> sorry.
[18:27] <hax0r> chaitu I need a theme manager that loads the themes i just downloaded and installed from Anyone have any idea how to load the themes after installing them from this site http://www.bisigi-project.org/?page_id=8&lang=en
[18:27] <Parsi> cannot connect with NetworkManager:(
[18:27] <FactoringHumanit> Does anyone know the appropriate key mappings to use Fn+F2 to turn wireless on/off on an Asus K40IJ using Ubuntu 8.10?
[18:27] <PhantomLink> I think I'm going to give up on this FTP stuff...getting too complicated for me. :(
[18:27] <Slart> PhantomLink: can't help you with that.. sorry
[18:28] <janisoza2r> mMezquitale: i guess i was misunderstood. consider this scenario: i sit by my computer, namely "wenus". i open nautlius and click on drive located in the left pane, so it automagically mounts itself and i can browse it's contents, even though there is no specific mountpoint in fstab. now i sit by other cmoputer in the same lan, "elektrybalt" and want to achieve the same action on wenus, just over the network
[18:28] <nathan87> hi, is there a quick way to truncate the number of lines of program output on the command line?
[18:28] <zeranskl> hello :)
[18:28] <grawity> nathan87: Pipe it to 'head' (or 'tail')
[18:28] <danielsevigny> Hello again everyone.... Could anyone suggest what sort of setup I should use for partioning? I'm looking for a separate /home partition. How big does the swap section need to be? If I install some apps they go onto the /root partition correct?
[18:29] <nathan87> grawity: thanks, I was just trying that
[18:29] <mgpcoe> danielsevigny: The common wisdom is that /swap should be 1.5x your system RAM.
[18:29] <mMezquitale> janisoza2r, so you mean you have a server somewhere that has the hard drive locally mounted and you want to access that hard drive over the network using ssh?
[18:29] <nathan87> grawity: couldn't get it to work though, maybe I was doing the command wrong, could you give me an example command?
[18:29] <Slart> nathan87: you could probably do something weird with grep or awk as well
[18:29] <grawity> nathan87: command | head
[18:30] <coachz> can i get different packages for apache, php and mysql ?
[18:30] <kallol> Hi I am using Tata Photon+. I want to modify the port number through which the modem connects
[18:30] <kallol> Hoew to do that?
[18:30] <coachz> different versions like Apache 2.2.14
[18:30] <danielsevigny> hmmm so 18GB then. Thanks. and in the manual install I can tell it Use as: Swap Area and it will format correctly for a swap partition?
[18:30] <coachz> or do i need to compile myself
[18:30] <blooddiamond> danielsevigny, make swap twice as much of ram. installed apps usually go to /usr/bin or /usr/sbin
[18:30] <Slart> coachz: of course.. search in synaptic.. they have their own packages
[18:30] <nathan87> grawity: yeah, it's valid, but isn't limiting anything unfortunately :S
[18:30] <danielsevigny> so 24GB then....
[18:30] <coachz> synaptic only has 2.2.12 on my box
[18:31] <nathan87> grawity: maybe because head expects a file as an argument
[18:31] <grawity> nathan87: Every program has not two but three streams - one input (stdin) and two output (stdout for normal output, stderr for (mostly) errors). Both stdout and stderr are redirected separately... eh, just try command >&1 | head
[18:31] <Slart> danielsevigny: no need for RAMx2 if you have more than 2GB.. you need 1xRAM if you want to use hibernate.. that's really the only limit
[18:31] <bradpitt> 24gb of swap?
[18:31] <grawity> nathan87: Traditionally, when you run a tool such as 'head' or 'grep' and don't specify a file, it reads from stdin (keyboard, another program) - so that isn't a problem.
[18:31] <janisoza2r> mMezquitale: yes, but... the drive is not yet mounted. it want to mount it locally on the server
[18:32] <danielsevigny> 24GB is if I use the 2x ram formula
[18:32] <danielsevigny> seems excessive to me...
[18:32] <billybigrigger> danielsevigny, your swap doesn't need to be 2x
[18:33] <danielsevigny> so 1.5 should work then?
[18:33] <billybigrigger> more than 4gb swap is a waste
[18:33] <danielsevigny> k
[18:33] <nathan87> grawity: hm strange, thanks anyway :)
[18:33] <mgpcoe> danielsevigny: It's really up to you, but I'm inclined to agree with the minimum 1xRAM. In my system I have 4xRAM for swap, but I only have 512 MB.
[18:33] <SwedeMike> if you have enough ram so you dont need to swap, then dont have any swap at all.
[18:33] <SwedeMike> 2x formula was when there wasnt enough ram
[18:33] <Slart> danielsevigny: do you have disk space to spare? if yes.. then use something like 5-10GB.. that should give you a nice buffer if something needs the extra memory
[18:33] <billybigrigger> that formula was made up years ago when ram was like 128-512mb on a system
[18:33] <billybigrigger> 5-10GB is overkill
[18:33] <Slart> danielsevigny: or don't use any swap at all.. it isn't compulsary
[18:33] <grawity> nathan87: Did you try command 2>&1 | head ?
[18:33] <billybigrigger> you don't need more than 4gb of swap
[18:33] <frostburn> billybigrigger, you do if you use hibernation
[18:34] <blooddiamond> danielsevigny, you need 2x ram if you want suspend and resume options to work properly
[18:34] <danielsevigny> oh.... Well i have 220 GB to work with and 12gb ram. I'm going to be running X-Plane 9 on it and it CAN eat up ram.
[18:34] <billybigrigger> Swap:      3903752          0    3903752
[18:34] <nathan87> grawity: oh, I did now, thanks that works!
[18:34] <TaQ> hi! the only way to check about a package section is using apt-cache show <package>? for example, if I need to identify all the games I can loop through the installed packages and ask for info for each of them with apt-cache?
[18:34] <billybigrigger> 0 used
[18:34] <grawity> blooddiamond: Suspend only requires 1x
[18:34] <billybigrigger> frostburn, true
[18:34] <mataks> i can't copy and paste text from my ubuntu to a remote computer..  i tried in my windows vista i can copy and paste text from my local pc to remote desktop..
[18:34] <frostburn> TaQ, sure script it
[18:34] <maco> grawity: suspend to ram doesnt require swap at all.
[18:35] <blooddiamond> grawity, for hibernation?
[18:35] <danielsevigny> so to use suspend I should have at least 12gb swap. that much swap should also make a flight sim run faster as well correct?
[18:35] <maco> grawity: suspend to disk (ie hibernate) requires enough swap to hold all of ram + whatever swap's in use. 2x is a good rule for that
[18:35] <TaQ> frostburn: yeah, I'll do it. :-) just was in doubt on how to look for the section info :-) thanks
[18:35] <maco> grawity: because you shouldnt be swapping out more than what youve got in ram
[18:35] <maco> danielsevigny: swap is slow. swap will not make your apps run faster.
[18:36] <mMezquitale> janisoza2r, youre confusing me here, right now youre saying that it want to mount it locally on the server.  That is what I am telling you.  If you want to access a resource anywhere on a server, the server itself must have the resources mounted, that say you just ssh into the server and you can look at the data, you can also transfer files using scp which is cumbersome, you can mount a folder that's in the ssh server using sshfs on your local machin
[18:36] <mMezquitale> e and it acts like a folder on the local machine using nautilus
[18:36] <maco> danielsevigny: if youve got 6gb of ram, i really doubt youll ever swap more than 1gb, so really 7gb should be all youneed
[18:36] <maco> danielsevigny: to hibernate
[18:36] <danielsevigny> I've got 12
[18:36] <maco> danielsevigny: O_O
[18:36] <goku> what is up with the launcher? some commands work in the shell but not from launcher
[18:36] <goku> http://wine.pastebin.com/m1e3fadf0
[18:36] <danielsevigny> very new system
[18:36] <johan_bluecreek> I'm trying to get a tablet pc to work. All how to's I can find involve using xorg.conf, but I want to do it the hal-way. Anyone know of a howto for this?
[18:36] <maco> danielsevigny: wow. ok well if you want ti *hibernate* you need at least 12gb of swap, yeah
[18:36] <coachz> ubuntu uses debian packages right ?
[18:37] <goku> coachz yeah
[18:37] <maco> danielsevigny: regular suspend does not care
[18:37] <coachz> so would this work?  http://packages.debian.org/squeeze/i386/apache2/download
[18:37] <danielsevigny> k
[18:37] <lolek> hello all,
[18:37] <maco> coachz: its the same format, but not the same toolchain
[18:37] <goku> coachz, it would be better for you to install it with synaptic
[18:37] <maco> coachz: ie, we compile for different library versions than they do
[18:37] <coachz> goku, synaptic only has 2.2.12
[18:37] <lolek> guys i'm looking for someone who has got a samsung cell phone z series, especially z720.. due to some questions with bluetooth and dun... anyone ?
[18:38] <maco> coachz: so while you can take their source package and rebuild it locally into a binary package, taking their binary packages is not guaranteed to wokr
[18:38] <c3l> what tools do I need to write c# / c++ code and compile it running ubuntu?
[18:38] <coachz> my server runs apache 2.2.14 so i'm trying to run the same
[18:38] <grizato> this is a linux forum
[18:38] <grizato> lolek
[18:38] <lolek> grizato: ?
[18:38] <mgpcoe> danielsevigny: If your flightsim is using more memory than you have, adding swap won't do a thing for you.
[18:38] <maco> c3l: gcc for c++, for c# you'll need mono. other than that, any old text editor will work
[18:38] <coachz> so should i just compile apache in ubuntu ?
[18:38] <lolek> grizato: well it's linux question especially ubuntu and blueman bluetooth manager.. ;)
[18:38] <blooddiamond> coachz, then download the reauired source and compile it yourself
[18:38] <c3l> maco, okay, so gcc and mono is compilers too?
[18:38] <ZykoticK9> goku, can you just take the WINEPREFIX="$HOME/.wine1" out?  does it work then?
[18:39] <grizato> lolek: Ok, i duno
[18:39] <danielsevigny> hmmm so the only use for swap is for hibernation?
[18:39] <erUSUL> !info anjuta | c3l
[18:39] <maco> coachz: run "dget URL" where URL is the .dsc from that webpage
[18:39] <blooddiamond> coachz, yep
[18:39] <lolek> grizato: i need to know if there is no problem with that phone... so i'll not need to make any speciall settings to get it working :)
[18:39] <erUSUL> c3l: for mono you need monodevelop
[18:39] <mataks> i can't copy and paste text from my ubuntu to a remote computer..  i tried in my windows vista i can copy and paste text from my local pc to remote desktop... help pls
[18:39] <maco> c3l: mono is the .NET runtime for linux. i forget the compiler's name. you can search in synaptic
[18:39] <gnome> ciao
[18:39] <goku> ZykoticK9: no because i have to set the WINEPREFIX var inline
[18:39] <coachz> maco, what does dget url do ?
[18:39] <Pici> danielsevigny: No. swap is used like the pagefile is on Windows.
[18:39] <c3l> thanks for the info!
[18:39] <maco> coachz: dget downloads source packages.
[18:40] <janisoza2r> mMezquitale: disregard the sshfs. i just want the "server" to see it's own drives, which are currently unmounted. i could mount them by issuing "mount /dev/sdaX /mount/mountpoint" over the ssh, but i've found ubuntu way, i.e. clicking the drive name in nautilus, superior to that. how can i achieve this type of mounting on a remote machine?
[18:40] <Slart> mataks: that would depend on what application you use for the remote connection.. some implement clipboard sharing and such.. others dont
[18:40] <maco> coachz: can we go in PM so i can teach you there how to rebuild source packages?
[18:40] <mgpcoe> danielsevigny: Your swap space is virtual memory; when you have applications asking for more memory than you actually have, the OS pushes memory that isn't in active use onto your disk.
[18:40] <coachz> thanks please
[18:40] <B3rt> hi
[18:40] <frostburn> taq dpkg --get-selections | awk '{print $1}'
[18:40] <danielsevigny> k so on person says it's not going to help and the next says it will....
[18:41] <erUSUL> !swap
[18:41] <mgpcoe> danielsevigny: So when your flightsim's running, it'll have great access to your memory, and everything that isn't running that often will have terrible access. Having 1x your RAM will allow one process to use up to 100% of your RAM, *if and only if* everything else can fit inside your RAM.
[18:42] <mlissner> Does anybody know how to run a command on suspend? I'm trying to automatically mute my sound, but I can't get it to work.
[18:42] <mgpcoe> danielsevigny: Adding swap space is like adding memory to your computer, except that it's on your hard disk (and thus 1000x times slower than real memory).
[18:42] <ZykoticK9> goku, what about using this in lanucher << gnome-terminal -e WINEPREFIX="$HOME/.wine1" wine "/home/goku/.wine1/drive_c/Program Files/Microsoft Office/Office/FRONTPG.EXE" >>?
[18:43] <danielsevigny> so seeing as I have 12GB I don't see everything else taking up that much ram... I could probably install 3/4s of the apps out there and then run them simultaneously without killing my ram.
[18:43] <mataks> Slart, im connecting a remote desktop from logmein.com which has clipboard sharing.. but i can't copy paste a text from my ubuntu to the remote deskotp from logmein.. why is that.. but if i use windowsVista copy and paste work
[18:43] <chea> mgpcoe: Swap/vm is extremely slow and swap is only used for IDLE programs.
[18:43] <chea> So there will be no performance gain whatsoever.
[18:43] <Xodiac> in order to get files from a windows machine i can use samba right as long as he makes his folder options shared?
[18:43] <Slart> mataks: I have no idea what logmein.com is or what kind of software it uses
[18:43] <ZykoticK9> mataks, obviously Vista is better then Ubuntu ;)
[18:44] <mgpcoe> chea: Yeah, that's why I said it's *like* adding memory.
[18:44] <mgpcoe> chea: Similar, but not the same.
[18:44] <chea> mgpcoe: Really really slow, and very useless. :D
[18:44] <HoustonD88> Not sure if i'm in the right channel, but I'm looking for some help with resizing my xp partition so i can add ubuntu, can anyone point me in the right direction?
[18:44] <mgpcoe> chea: I could give the whole dissertation of how it works if danielsevigny was really interested, but most people aren't.
[18:44] <SwedeMike> HoustonD88: ubuntu does that during installation.
[18:45] <Xodiac> in order to get files from a windows machine i can use samba right as long as he makes his folder options shared?
[18:45] <chea> HoustonD88: Ubuntu has a guided partition resizer.
[18:45] <IdleOne> Xodiac: yes
[18:45] <mMezquitale> janisoza2r, youre not being very clear.   It sounds like you are accessing a server through ssh and you manually mount the drive.  You can mount the drive locally using nautilus.  Are you trying to mount the hard drive on the ssh server from a remote machine using nautilus?!?
[18:45] <Xodiac> IdleOne: thank you
[18:45] <BluesKaj> !GParted | HoustonD88
[18:45] <erUSUL> Xodiac: Places>Network>windows Network
[18:45] <Xodiac> erUSUL: nice
[18:45] <jamesch> hello, the sound has stopped working in Jaunty 64, I have no idea why. Please help
[18:45] <vuntic> *newbie* My hard drive has a few large partitions, one of which has XP home. I've just installed Ubuntu 9.10 to another one. When I tried to restart my computer after updating Ubuntu, it gave me a "grub rescue>" prompt... I've tried searching everywhere at ubuntu.com and google for a solution, but I'm baffled. Can anyone help me or tell me where I should go for help? I'm currently running the Ubuntu Live CD that I used to install 
[18:45] <jazz_> HoustonD88 well there are links on the web that can help u to get the indormation
[18:45] <Xodiac> erUSUL: thank you
[18:45] <jazz_> HoustonD88 google it
[18:45] <danielsevigny> mgpcoe for the sake of learning I'm interested but as you said. I'm sure everyone else isn't.
[18:45] <erUSUL> Xodiac: yw
[18:45] <mgpcoe> chea: I'd hardly call it useless.. Firefox haemorrhages memory; eventually you *need* swap.
[18:45] <HoustonD88> yes chea but when i try to use the disc with the resizer, it says resizing partition but never makes it to 1%, it freezes up and then i have to restart windows and "clean" the volume
[18:46] <janisoza2r> mMezquitale: can i /msg you?
[18:46] <mMezquitale> jamesch, I think it's a bug, have you ever posted a bug before?
[18:46] <mMezquitale> janisoza2r, sure
[18:46] <jamesch> mMezquitale: nope I haven't. Why would the sound just suddenly stop working?
[18:46] <jazz_> HoustonD88 one min
[18:46] <agl> Hi - I need help with something very simple. I have installed a program (stata) and to execute it I need to run a ./xstata command inside its directory - I want to create a "link" inside the /usr/local/bin so that I can just write stata anywhere...
[18:47] <Drunkpunk1> can anybody help stop me from screwing up yet another fresh installation by giving me some idea as to why i can no longer adjust screen resolution above 800x600 if i use Nvidia drivers which worked just fine until 3/4 days ago?
[18:47] <chea> mgpcoe: Consider the usage of firefox, it'll never truly stay idle unless you leave it on a static webpage and don't touch it whatsoever. Not likely.
[18:47] <mostafa> hello guyz
[18:47] <Drunkpunk1> sorry about the rambling question
[18:47] <trism_> agl: sudo ln -s /path/to/xstata /usr/local/bin/xstata
[18:48] <mMezquitale> jamesch, a bug in alsa would certainly do that, I'm having the same issue in both my laptop and desktop although I can get the sound working again by closing all my appz and then opening them again
[18:48] <vuntic> Did anyone see my plea for help?
[18:48] <mgpcoe> chea: Even so, I've seen it chew its way through a gig of core in a span of minutes.
[18:48] <agl> thanks trism
[18:48] <ZykoticK9> agl, cd /usr/local/bin && sudo ln -s /WHERETHEEXECUTABLEIS/xstata
[18:48] <chea> Yeah but that's RAM, not virtual memory. Virtual memory isn't used on active applications.
[18:48] <erUSUL> agl: make simple wrapper script. « cd /path/to/folther && ./xstata »
[18:48] <mostafa> can some 1 help me to install themes
[18:48] <BluesKaj> Drunkpunk1, which nvidia driver?
[18:49] <HoustonD88> I'm still here Jazz, and I have forever so take your time :-)
[18:49] <jamesch> mMezquitale: ah shit, I just wanted to watch a movie.
[18:49] <chea> mgpcoe: All active applications running inside the memory space will use RAM, the long time idle applications will use swap as it is VERY slow.
[18:49] <VCoolio> mostafa: what kind of themes?
[18:49] <mgpcoe> chea: Sure it is. Just not the pages your program's using *right now*.
[18:49] <Drunkpunk1> BluesKaj: hi, 96
[18:49] <chea> mgpcoe: Anything in that address space :P
[18:49] <Drunkpunk1> BluesKaj: and also the previous version
[18:50] <VCoolio> mostafa: there is a repository for those, then you can use synaptic; hang on
[18:50] <mMezquitale> jamesch, does rebooting your machine fix the sound?  rebooting my machine fixes it fine as well though all I really have to do is just shut down all appz and restart them again
[18:50] <mgpcoe> chea: Your entire process' code isn't present in core, just what you've been using recently.
[18:50] <chea> mgpcoe: Daemons who are idle, will use swap until they become active.
[18:50] <BluesKaj> you can only use one driver , Drunkpunk1
[18:50] <jamesch> mMezquitale: nope, rebooting did nothing. Not Ubuntu's startup sound works.
[18:50] <goku> ZykoticK9: you cant pass $HOME to the wine app
[18:50] <jamesch> Not even*
[18:50] <KindOne> Drunkpunk1: I got a xorg.conf that i think can fix that...
[18:50] <goku> ZykoticK9: you have to use /home/you/whatever
[18:50] <vuntic> *newbie* My hard drive has a few large partitions, one of which has Windows XP Home. I've just installed Ubuntu 9.10 to another one. When I tried to restart my computer after updating Ubuntu, it gave me a "grub rescue>" prompt... I've tried searching everywhere at ubuntu.com and google for a solution, but I'm baffled. Can anyone help me or tell me where I should go for help? (I'm currently running the Ubuntu Live CD that I used to
[18:51] <ZykoticK9> goku, that makes sense
[18:51] <Drunkpunk1> BluesKaj: lol :-) yh yh not simultaneously - and the previous on buggered things up beyond my limited skills so had to reinstall
[18:51] <chea> mgpcoe: Shrug, this is how it works. Idle applications use swap to uphold their existence, the rest who are active will use RAM. Lets not clog up the chat because you know we are both right in this.
[18:51] <Drunkpunk1> kindone: you are a star
[18:51] <mgpcoe> chea: Good call.
[18:51] <chea> :)
[18:51] <jazz_> HoustonD88 did u use manual partition
[18:51] <agl> thank you ZykoticK9! It worked
[18:51] <seanscot> anyone know an easy way to install a ZTE MF627 modem with the 3 network on Ubuntu ?
[18:52] <BluesKaj> Drunkpunk1, which nvidia card  ?
[18:52] <yrlnry> I don't like the battery charge icons that are new in Ubuntu 9.10 . I want to go back to the 9.4 icons.  How can I do that?
[18:52] <Drunkpunk1> kindone: BluesKaj: can you tell me how to get back to this config if i should screw it up?
[18:52] <HoustonD88> jazz_ Im not familiar with manual, I tried guided first, the option to resize orig. partition and add ubuntu to freed space
[18:52] <bradpitt> my brain is about to melt.. idk why i got no gui with on board video card.. please help :)
[18:52] <jazz_> HoustonD88 ok then what did u do
[18:52] <Drunkpunk1> BluesKaj: hol on i'm terribel at remembering the precise details
[18:53] <seanscot> lol i know the feelingbradbitt
[18:53] <seanscot> im about the same
[18:53] <Drunkpunk1> BluesKaj: Kindone: and generally quite slow so please accet my apologies in advance
[18:53] <ZykoticK9> yrlnry, one option would be to clean install 9.04 - kinda overkill though for some icons i'd say
[18:53] <pfred1> I was there last night.
[18:53] <seanscot> worst still its an internet problem
[18:54] <KindOne> Drunkpunk1: this is my xorg.conf   and I have a Nvidie GeForce 4 440MX SE     http://paste.ubuntu.com/327039/
[18:54] <bradpitt> seanscot (:
[18:54] <HoustonD88> I selected the guided option, hit forward, it says scanning device, then resizing partition and shows a % bar, but never gets to 1% after about 5 mins it says error, something along the lines of could not be written to device and goes back to original page of the install menu
[18:54] <BluesKaj> Drunkpunk1, in the terminal , lspci | grep VGA
[18:54] <elops>  any idea why ubuntu doesn't give me login screen after coming back from lock? its just black and when i press any keys the cursor shows up momentarily
[18:54] <TheComputerGuy> Hello!
[18:54] <vuntic> I really need help, and nobody is answering my query.
[18:54] <TheComputerGuy> I can't install Java plugin on Ubuntu Moblin Remix 9.10
[18:55] <TheComputerGuy> Sun java
[18:55] <vuntic> "*newbie* My hard drive has a few large partitions, one of which has Windows XP Home. I've just installed Ubuntu 9.10 to another one. When I tried to restart my computer after updating Ubuntu, it gave me a "grub rescue>" prompt... I've tried searching everywhere at ubuntu.com and google for a solution, but I'm baffled. Can anyone help me or tell me where I should go for help? (I'm currently running the Ubuntu Live CD that I used t
[18:55] <pfred1> I was disapointed with my torrenting of ubuntu-8.04-desktop-emc2-aj13-i386.iso just now seems I only had 40 seeds!
[18:55] <jazz_> HoustonD88 try this link if u havent http://apcmag.com/how_to_dual_boot_windows_xp_and_linux_xp_installed_first.htm?page=3
[18:55] <Younder> seanscot, internet has always been one of ubuntu's sstrong points, it just works. If not I'd REALLY like to har about it
[18:55] <HoustonD88> thats the exact guide i followed lozl
[18:55] <seanscot> hey younder
[18:55] <seanscot> can I pm you ?
[18:55] <pfred1> Younder I like the slick UI.
[18:55] <Drunkpunk1> lspci | grep VGA: blueskaj: geforce mx 420
[18:56] <Drunkpunk1> kindone: thank you
[18:56] <jazz_> SORRY
[18:56] <jazz_> U THERE
[18:56] <TheComputerGuy> lol
[18:56] <vuntic> Do I exist? Can anyone hear me? I have an urgent question, and it is being ignored.
[18:56] <pfred1> Younder I remember the first time I installed Ubuntu I was like I could throw this CD into a gorilla cage and get a good install out of it.
[18:56] <TheComputerGuy> hey vuntic
[18:56] <TheComputerGuy> im hearing
[18:56] <HoustonD88> yes jazz im here
[18:56] <KindOne> vuntic: Type this in a Terminal " sudo apt-get installsun-java6-bin"
[18:56] <TheComputerGuy> lol
[18:56] <KindOne> vuntic: Type this in a Terminal " sudo apt-get install sun-java6-bin"  * correction
[18:57] <vuntic> okay... I'll do that
[18:57] <TheComputerGuy> Sun java is bugged in moblin remix
[18:57] <TheComputerGuy> 9.10
[18:57]  * TheComputerGuy thinks Ubuntu Moblin Remix ROCKS
[18:58] <elops>  any idea why ubuntu doesn't give me login screen after coming back from lock? its just black and when i press any keys the cursor shows up momentarily
[18:58] <bradpitt> TheComputerGuy : as long as i know, UMR is still in devel version.
[18:58] <ZykoticK9> vuntic, i don't think that sun-java6-bin was directed to you!  NOTHING to do with Grub at all!
[18:58] <jazz112> what the hell
[18:58] <vuntic> oh good
[18:58] <TheComputerGuy> bradpitt: Yeah, but i'm using it fine
[18:58] <jazz112> why is this  getting disconnected
[18:59] <elops> any help?
[18:59] <TheComputerGuy> bradpitt: I've tried linking the java lib to /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins, /usr/lib/firefox/pplugins... and none worked
[18:59] <linux> hi
[18:59] <yrlnry> ZykoticK9:  That is a terrible idea ,but thanks for the suggestion.
[18:59] <TheComputerGuy> s/pplugins/plugins
[18:59] <vuntic> ZykoticK9: He did say "vuntic: Type this in a Terminal " sudo apt-get install sun-java6-bin""
[18:59] <MrKeuner> hello, my server is losing ethernet connection every once in a while. What may be causing this? --> eth0 NIC Link is Down
[18:59] <ZykoticK9> vuntic, i know but it was suppose to be for someone else.  see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Grub2#Recover%20Grub%202%20via%20LiveCD
[18:59] <Drunkpunk1> kindone:  BluesKaj:  tried tinkering with the xconf file just before the last reinstall was necessitated, can you tell me how to get back this current config if i crew it up?
[18:59] <yabuk> I was following a tutorial, and I made this command: " iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -o eth0 -j MASQUERADE ", my internet is so slowly now, how do I configure to default?
[18:59] <TheComputerGuy> There's still some bugs on UMR, like the twitter clienr
[19:00] <TheComputerGuy> s/clienr/client
[19:00] <bradpitt> TheComputerGuy : i try it on my eee pc 1000he for about 3 days, and i choose to go back to UNR. :)
[19:00] <kostkon> TheComputerGuy, what problems with sun java?
[19:00] <vuntic> Anyway. Can someone help me with this question?
[19:00] <vuntic> *newbie* My hard drive has a few large partitions, one of which has Windows XP Home. I've just installed Ubuntu 9.10 to another one. When I tried to restart my computer after updating Ubuntu, it gave me a "grub rescue>" prompt... I've tried searching everywhere at ubuntu.com and google for a solution, but I'm baffled. Can anyone help me or tell me where I should go for help? (I'm currently running the Ubuntu Live CD that I used to
[19:00] <TheComputerGuy> kostkon, It simply don't work
[19:00] <TheComputerGuy> bradpitt: I like the moblin interface
[19:00] <kostkon> TheComputerGuy, you mean the browser plugin?
[19:00] <TheComputerGuy> kostkon, Yeah
[19:01] <kostkon> TheComputerGuy, did you run the java update alternatives cmd?
[19:01] <TheComputerGuy> bradpitt: But I don't like the UNR thing of maximizing windows
[19:01] <KindOne> Drunkpunk1: Sorry, i dont know. I just open terminal and pasted my xorg.conf over the default one
[19:01] <jazz112> can help me i what to learn shell and linux is there ne nice books that ne one can suggest me
[19:01] <TheComputerGuy> kostkon, I've tried
[19:01] <MrKeuner> I lose network applet showing networking connections too
[19:01] <TheComputerGuy> but don't work
[19:01] <TheComputerGuy> an
[19:01] <Younder> yabuk, remove the rule
[19:01] <erUSUL> !cli | jazz112
[19:01] <IdleOne> vuntic: in the future, blindly entering commands given to you is not a good idea. that command was not harmful at all but you should always make sure you know what it is your about to do to your system.
[19:01] <TheComputerGuy> kostkon, And I don't know where to make the link
[19:01] <kostkon> TheComputerGuy, what error do you get?
[19:01] <TheComputerGuy> kostkon, /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins?
[19:01] <HoustonD> So is it even worth setting up a partition to have xp and ubuntu? or should i just replace xp with ubuntu?
[19:01] <Drunkpunk1> kindone: not a problem thanks v much for the help
[19:01] <ansou> i need a help
[19:01] <bradpitt> TheComputerGuy : who doesn't ;) but IMHO UMR eats more battery than UNR
[19:01] <ViaNocturn85> hello, I am trying to install gnome-dvb-daemon but not much luck as i get an error: Package requirements (glib-2.0 >= 2.16.0, I am using Karmic
[19:01] <TheComputerGuy> kostkon, Wait a second
[19:02] <TheComputerGuy> bradpitt: :D Yeah, UMR sucks a little more
[19:02] <jazz112> erUSUL thanks
[19:02] <pfred1> HoustonD There are things XP can do that Ubuntu cannot.
[19:02] <ansou> my taskbar on xcef is giong down
[19:02] <TheComputerGuy> kostkon, No alternatives for java-plugin found
[19:02] <ansou> how can i make it
[19:02] <jazz112> ubottu thanks
[19:02] <Younder> ViaNocturn85, istalling using what?
[19:02] <erUSUL> jazz112: http://mywiki.wooledge.org/BashGuide
[19:02] <TheComputerGuy> kostkon, Or something like that
[19:02] <Shifty> n
[19:02] <BluesKaj> Drunkpunk1, make a backup text file and copy it to your gmail acct google docs , just to be safe
[19:02] <HoustonD> yes, but i cant get my ubuntu disc to resize my xp partition
[19:02] <kostkon> TheComputerGuy, when you run sudo update-java-alternatives -s java-6-sun ?
[19:03] <vuntic> IdleOne: If everyone keeps ignoring me, I'm going to have to just wipe my hard drive and re-install Windows... I really don't know enough to do this on my own.
[19:03] <ViaNocturn85> Well i was installing using apt-get which wasn't working so then through source
[19:03] <Younder> ViaNocturn85, I think using synapeck (the IDE version) should take care of it
[19:03] <TheComputerGuy> kostkon, update-java-alternatives?
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[19:03] <TheComputerGuy> kostkon, let me try that
[19:03] <Younder> ViaNocturn85, It just requires a older lib
[19:03] <IdleOne> vuntic: nobody is ignoring you.
[19:03] <kostkon> TheComputerGuy, "sudo update-java-alternatives -s java-6-sun"
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[19:03] <yabuk> Younder: sorry, but do I do this?
[19:03] <Drunkpunk1>  BluesKaj: ok will try that but how do i reinstall the backup if all i've got is the commandline to work from?
 free spave?
[19:03] <IdleOne> vuntic: if there isn't someone who can help they wont answer.
[19:03] <pfred1> HoustonD I've heard about such things not so sure I'd trust any of them though.
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[19:03] <jazz112> in the partition
[19:03] <erUSUL> vuntic: probably nobody knows what happened. a normal update should not affect grub
[19:04] <IdleOne> vuntic: be patient. in the mean time check out !grub2
[19:04] <erUSUL> !grub2 | vuntic
[19:04] <Younder> yabuk, do what?
[19:04] <Drunkpunk1>  BluesKaj: : i mean reinstate
[19:04] <blooddiamond> vuntic, search in google for "reinstalling grub2 ubuntu"
[19:04] <HoustonD> yes, my windows part. takes up about 70gb and i have about 50gb freespace
[19:04] <HoustonD> but that freespace is in the xp partition..
 it seems that i am not ur man i cant understand i have never faced such a  problem
[19:04] <TheComputerGuy> kostkon, I've got a lot of "alternatives not found for: bin/<something>"
 sorry
[19:04] <ViaNocturn85> but thats just it, I dont know where to get the lib...im a user of apt-get and barely ever use sources
[19:04] <yabuk> Younder: how do I  remove that rule?
[19:04] <kostkon> TheComputerGuy, doesnt matter
 thanks jazz
[19:05] <kostkon> TheComputerGuy, restart your browser and check again
[19:05] <Younder> yabuk, ahh
[19:05] <TheComputerGuy> kostkon, Okay
[19:05] <goldfndrwork> anyone here use snmpwalk?
[19:05] <kyu> yabuk: man iptables
[19:05] <erUSUL> vuntic: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Grub2#Recover Grub 2 via LiveCD
[19:05] <TheComputerGuy> kostkon, Nothing...
[19:06] <Younder> yabuk, take a look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IptablesHowTo
[19:06] <kostkon> TheComputerGuy, :/
[19:06] <BluesKaj> Drunkpunk1, in the cli you would do: sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg
[19:06] <centHOGG> <handbrake star wars subtitles
[19:06] <kostkon> TheComputerGuy, is sun-java6-plugin installed?
[19:06] <TheComputerGuy> kostkon, :/
[19:06] <TheComputerGuy> kostkon, Yeah
[19:06] <vuntic> thanks
[19:06] <kyu> yabuk: -A append -D delete
[19:06] <Drunkpunk1>  BluesKaj: there also seems to be a problem recognising the monitor when this resolution problem occurs, i presume the two problems are related?
[19:06] <pfred1> HoustonD I know back in the day Partition magic was all the rage.
[19:06] <kostkon> TheComputerGuy, and sun-java6-bin and sun-java6-jre
[19:06] <c3l> im am a noob. Im using monodevelp to write a CLI C++ app. When I use the "run" tool in monodevelop to test my program. any inputs are not allowed, they are automatically sent as 0(?) and the program exits.  how do I enable inputs?
[19:06] <TheComputerGuy> kostkon, Yeah
[19:06] <kostkon> TheComputerGuy, hmm strange
[19:06] <TheComputerGuy> kostkon, They're dependencies ;)
[19:06] <TheComputerGuy> kostkon, But flash is working
[19:06] <kostkon> TheComputerGuy, yeah
 thanks will google it
[19:07] <TheComputerGuy> kostkon, I think the moblin web browser is bugged
[19:07] <sebsebseb> c3l: I think there's #mono
[19:07] <ViaNocturn85> If i try and install the whole package from Synaptic I get this: gnome-dvb-daemon: Depends: libgee2 but it is not installable ...but first it meantions im requesting an impossible situation...well never saw that before
[19:07] <TheComputerGuy> kostkon, I'll try firefox
[19:07] <Younder> yabuk, anyhow it is easier to configure with UFW
[19:07] <bradpitt> my brain is about to melt.. idk why i got no gui with on board video card.. please help :)
[19:07] <c3l> sebsebseb, oh thanks =)
[19:07] <c3l> cd #mono
[19:07] <kostkon> TheComputerGuy, ok
[19:07] <c3l> lol
[19:07] <sebsebseb> c3l: what?
[19:07] <sebsebseb> c3l: also making stuff with Mono is a bit :( really
[19:07] <erUSUL> !emerald
[19:07] <Drunkpunk1>  BluesKaj: thanks very much
[19:07] <TheComputerGuy> bradpitt: What card?
[19:07] <Andyman> hello, any kickstart experts around here? I have my installation failing on the the installation of the linux-kernel package.
[19:08] <c3l> sebsebseb, it is? why should I use instead?
[19:08] <bradpitt> TheComputerGuy : intel of course ;)
[19:08] <goldfndrwork> !snmpwalk
[19:08] <TheComputerGuy> bradpitt: Oh yea ;)
[19:08] <goldfndrwork> lol
[19:08] <sebsebseb> c3l: well yeah  it's linked to Micorosoft, and so not  really the best thing to use  when making Linux software
[19:08] <TheComputerGuy> bradpitt: Try using the vesa driver until you find a solution
[19:08] <jazz112> can ne one tell me what is the command for starting compiz from terminal
[19:09] <c3l> sebsebseb, haha i dont want any contact with microsoft ;) what tool do you recommend?
[19:09] <erUSUL> jazz112: compiz --replace ?
[19:09] <sebsebseb> c3l: Python is a good language to learn for example
[19:09] <domen5_> help.. the installation finish but after restart.. can't star....grab error??
[19:09] <TheComputerGuy> bradpitt: I think i'll stick with the original moblin
[19:09] <TheComputerGuy> bradpitt: It boots in 5 fu***** seconds!
[19:09] <pfred1> If I run httpd I can have it linked to my users home directory right?
[19:09] <TheComputerGuy> bradpitt: lol
[19:09] <bradpitt> TheComputerGuy : but how can i install the driver if i can go the the 'Hardware Driver' ? :p
[19:09] <c3l> sebsebseb, is there any smooth devel tool for python?
[19:10] <Free_Beer> jazz112, I believe it is simply 'compiz'
[19:10] <TheComputerGuy> bradpitt: Hmm
[19:10] <sebsebseb> c3l: yeah Mono is basically the open source version of .NET or whatever, and some people as a result are rather anti Mono
[19:10] <ptrpns> anybody with experience on installing panda3d at 9.10
[19:10] <Halitech> pfred1, yes but you need to change the apache conf file
[19:10] <goldfndrwork> anyone here know how to use snmpwalk?
[19:10] <jazz112> <Free_Beer thanks it worked
[19:10] <Andyman> c3l: yeah, vim with python syntax highlighting
[19:10] <MrKeuner> hello, my server is losing ethernet connection every once in a while. What may be causing this? --> e1000e: eth0 NIC Link is Down  -->e1000e: eth0 NIC Link is Up 100 Mbps Half Duplex, Flow Control: None  ->0000:00:19.0: eth0: 10/100 speed: disabling TSO
[19:10] <pfred1> Halitech that is what I thought.
[19:10] <TheComputerGuy> bradpitt: Try editing the /etc/X11/xorg.conf file and changing the "driver "something"" option for "driver "vesa""
[19:10] <Free_Beer> right on
[19:10] <c3l> Andyman, then how do I compile the code?
[19:11] <pfred1> Halitech I just don't want to be typing sudo so much I wear the letters off my keyboard.
[19:11] <c3l> Andyman, or just debug it
[19:11] <TheComputerGuy> bradpitt: Then restart the X server and voila, go to the driver thingy
[19:11] <sebsebseb> c3l: If you want to learn Python check out the Python docs
[19:11] <Halitech> pfred1, gksudo gedit /etc/apache2/apache2.conf
[19:11] <MrKeuner> what is the name of the applet that shows wireless connections available in the area
[19:11] <c3l> sebsebseb, hm okay
[19:11] <Andyman> c3l: I have no idea, my code is compiled by the interpreter at runtime.
[19:11] <jazz112> <Free_Beer what if i wnat to change its settings and behavior
[19:11] <vuntic> At https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Grub2#Recover%20Grub%202%20via%20LiveCD It says "Now you need to edit the /etc/default/grub file to fit your system" I have no idea what to do.
[19:11] <TheComputerGuy> c3l: Python is really great
[19:11] <thiebaude> hi sebsebseb
[19:11] <Younder> cl3: and use the package mager to download IDLE
[19:12] <sebsebseb> c3l: I think there's #python
[19:12] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: hi
[19:12] <pfred1> Halitech this is very scary for me changing my OS but I am past due over here.
[19:12] <c3l> Andyman, i did mention that I am a noob :)
[19:12] <Tompok76> hi
[19:12] <Tompok76> ubuntu hagg hu alt guha
[19:12] <c3l> sebsebseb, ill try go and talk to them then =)
[19:12] <Tompok76> ?
[19:12] <bradpitt> TheComputerGuy : for me, ill wait for UMR 10. 04 or chrome OS it boots on 3 second but for now ill stick with UNR. ok ill try that later, thanks dude ;)
 thank you, downloading partition magic now :-)
[19:12] <sebsebseb> c3l: Python  channel that  exists as far as I know if I remember correctly same for Mono one
[19:12] <Tompok76> c31, hi
[19:12] <Halitech> pfred1, we all take the step at different times, you'll do fine
[19:12] <domen5_> tQ..vuntic
[19:12] <Andyman> c3l: that's okay. We all were one day.
[19:12] <pfred1> HoustonD hey if it messes up don't blame me!
[19:12] <TheComputerGuy> bradpitt: I have chrome os here, it's just a 700mb browser
[19:13] <TheComputerGuy> bradpitt: ;) You're welcome
[19:13] <HoustonD> its all your fault pfred! :-)
[19:13] <vuntic> domen5_: "tQ"?
[19:13] <blooddiamond> vuntic, if you have a live cd, then it may have a rescue option and it may have an option to reinstall grub
[19:13] <BluesKaj> HoustonD, partition magic is dangerous , use gparted instead!
[19:13] <pfred1> Halitech This system I loaded up in 2003 but ever since it got hit by lightning it hasn't quite been right.
[19:13] <HoustonD> gparted is available for windows xp?
[19:13] <Halitech> pfred1, just a note, if you are using virtual hosts, edit the document root in /etc/apache2/sites-available instead of /etc/apache2/apache.conf
[19:13] <sebsebseb> HoustonD: no
[19:13] <TheComputerGuy> bradpitt: chromeos is quite strange, its like a never-closing fullscreen browser with some weird menu in the side
[19:13] <sebsebseb> HoustonD: ,but you can download the Live CD
[19:14] <sebsebseb> !gparted |  HoustonD
[19:14] <Younder> pfred1, Partion magic oly works from Windows anyhow..
[19:14] <Halitech> pfred1, lucky it is running at all
[19:14] <pfred1> Halitech nah i just use the httpd for my local use it keeps files and documents organized for me.
[19:14] <shawnzer> pfred! why not just run both os's ? :P
[19:14] <vuntic> blooddiamond: No rescure option, just the option to run Ubuntu from the live CD and obtain help from the internet somehow... that's what I'm doing.
[19:14] <TheComputerGuy> HoustonD, you can make an LiveUSB or LiveCD with it
[19:14] <pfred1> shawnzer both OSes?
[19:14] <HoustonD> ok thanks I'll google how to and check back :-)
[19:14] <BluesKaj> gparted works on all partitions and file systems , its live cd that runs separately from any opersting system
[19:14] <bradpitt> TheComputerGuy : ok. let's talk about it on #ubuntu-offtopic
[19:14] <Halitech> !dualboot
[19:14] <pfred1> shawnzer no my old copy of Linux is too messed up.
[19:14] <sebsebseb> HoustonD:  Ubuntu has it on the Live CD
[19:14] <kbp> does anyone know how to delete all files/dirs except a specific dir ?
[19:15] <shadenzo> what if the blue fairy it isn't real at all!?
[19:15] <pfred1> shawnzer SuSE 8.2 here!
[19:15] <BluesKaj> HoustonD,gparted works on all partitions and file systems , its live cd that runs separately from any operating system
[19:15] <Younder> pfred1, yo can easelli set up dual boot
[19:15] <Free_Beer> jazz112: I want to say that it would be something like compiz --help for the command line syntax.
[19:15] <pfred1> Younder I've only use for one OS.
[19:15] <shadenzo> what is she is magic?
[19:15] <Younder> pfred1, then do
[19:15] <pfred1> Younder Once i setup my machine it is 24/7 like a refrigerator.
[19:15] <Lateralus> I'm running the Distribution Upgrade for 9.10, it's been stuck at 5 minutes remaining for quite some time, "configuring flashplugin-installer". Is there something I can do/check?
[19:16] <Younder> pfred1, not quite that good, but close
[19:16] <erUSUL> kbp: find ./ ! -name "dirname_to_not_remove" -delete
[19:16] <shadenzo> ier9meruè0rgererger
[19:16] <shadenzo> repguvergueè9geg
[19:16] <shadenzo> erpguvqeè0rguevègreqwrg
[19:16] <shadenzo> erguvneèwrguerguew9èrgeg
[19:16] <shadenzo> erguerwèguewègu9èewg
[19:16] <FloodBot3> shadenzo: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:16] <pfred1> Younder yeah PCs are junk I go through a CPU fan like every 6 months or so.
[19:16] <kbp> thank you erUSUL
[19:16] <erUSUL> kbp: check first with -print instead of -delete first
[19:16] <erUSUL> kbp: find can be dangerous
[19:16] <Younder> pfred1, I reboot abount once every 2 weeks on average
[19:17] <pfred1> Younder I've gone so long without rebooting tat I was worried when I finally had to do it. You can get out of the habit.
[19:17] <chris231989atwor> lateralus: click the "show details" it may be waiting for you to agree to something
[19:17] <ARTSIOMM> Hi All!
[19:17] <erUSUL> kbp: also not sure if find's -delete can remove no empty dirs ....
[19:17] <ARTSIOMM> I have just installed Ubuntu 9.10, turned-on all packages list, and wanted to install postgresql, but it can't this package
[19:18] <ARTSIOMM> does anybody has ideas?
[19:18] <pfred1> Younder though typically I'll suffer some hardware failure about every 100 days or so something will break.
[19:18] <kbp> erUSUL: I just test with print and cannot check because it prints out bunches of files :D
[19:18] <DrNick_> hi all. odd problem, just come back from a call, a community centre that i do some IT work for called to say mail is down.  their mail server is a ubuntu box.  since upgrading it last week it seems to not moint the /home lv on startup.  problem fixed by mounting manually, but any ideas why it doesnt' do it automatically now?  the entry is still there in fstab, but perhaps the UUID changed or something?
[19:18] <erUSUL> kbp: well it will print what it will delete
[19:18] <trash56> hi
[19:19] <noren> hi there, can some one please tell me how to getinto su mode,,, su -i ??
[19:19] <TheComputerGuy> nore, use sudo <command>
[19:19] <erUSUL> !rootshell | noren
[19:19] <kbp> erUSUL: I just went ahead and delete
[19:19] <Halitech> !sudo | noren
[19:19] <TheComputerGuy> noren, use sudo <command>
[19:19] <Younder> pfred1, wow in the 2 years I've used my Dell I only replaced the CD ROM unit
[19:19] <kbp> erUSUL: it worked :) thank you
[19:19] <mikedee> is aufs-tools-0+20090302-2 still the latest version of aufs-tools in karmic?  It has a bug which makes it unusable on my system, the version from sid is fixed http://packages.debian.org/sid/aufs-tools
[19:19] <erUSUL> kbp: no problem
[19:19] <Nalleman> Hi, could someone please help me to figurea out how I could backup a remote folder using rsync?
[19:19] <pfred1> Younder CD units seem to last about a year for me.
[19:20] <Younder> pfred1, acually DVD RW
[19:20] <detective> hi
[19:20] <SpaceGhost> DrNick_: I don't know why it changed, but try using the label in fstab
[19:20] <pfred1> Younder OK all optical disc drives then. They just don't hold up I've even had Plextors
[19:20] <DrNick_> SpaceGhost: yeah thats what i'm going to do
[19:20] <trism_> ARTSIOMM: it should just be sudo apt-get install postgresql, it is in main, shouldn't need to turn on any extra repos...did you sudo apt-get update first?
[19:20] <Younder> pfred1, is it HOT in the computer room
[19:20] <MrKeuner> what is the name of the applet that shows wireless connections available in the area
[19:20] <erUSUL> MrKeuner: nm-applet
[19:20] <SpaceGhost> Good to see that my friends erUSUL and Younder are still here helping people. It makes me sorta giddy. Don't ask why, I won't tell.
[19:20] <MrKeuner> erUSUL, thanks
[19:20] <Younder> pfred1, that dramaticaly reduces component lifetime
[19:21] <ARTSIOMM> trism_: yes I ran update
[19:21] <pfred1> Younder yes heat dries out electrylytic capacitors leads to a lot of hardware failures.
[19:21] <SpaceGhost> DrNick_ sounds like sound thinking
[19:21] <HoustonD> I am currently downloaded gparted iso. how do i convert it to live usb instead of cd?
[19:21] <ARTSIOMM> trism_: you right it is available through apt-get, but not visible in Synaptic
[19:21] <ARTSIOMM> trism_: do you know why?
[19:21] <pfred1> HoustonD I know on Linux you can mount an iso image with the loopback device
[19:21] <MrKeuner> when I try to tun nm-applet, I get an error: ** (nm-applet:22096): WARNING **: <WARN>  request_name(): Could not acquire the NetworkManagerUserSettings service as it is already taken.  Return: 3
[19:22] <SpaceGhost> HoustonD you need to dd the iso to the usb drive
[19:22] <joeyeye> I need help with wireless on a dell inspiron 1720, I'm booted in to liveCD, but no network available
[19:22] <MrKeuner> It looks like it still runs but I do not see it?
[19:22] <PlasmaSheep> Okay, so 9.04 was spectacular, 9.10 is horrible. Ubuntu does not come out of suspend or hibernate.
[19:22] <trism_> ARTSIOMM: well, I always had issues searching in synaptic...it would miss packages sometimes...I always search with apt-cache search these days
[19:22] <pfred1> HoustonD but that doesn't really help you any
[19:22] <blooddiamond> noren, sudo bash will bring you a root shell
[19:22] <ubu_newbie> Hi, think I have an easy problem someone might be able to solve(?) - Usinf 9.10, when I plug my touch pad in, it correctly acts like a touchpad (pointer follows pen when I wave it over pad) .. but as soon as I touch the pad, it switches to mouse type control, moving a bit further each time I drag it along the pad.. anyone have any ideas?
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[19:22] <blooddiamond> HoustonD, you can try syslinux
[19:22] <erUSUL> MrKeuner: maybe nm-aplet is already running ?
[19:22] <DrNick_> heh, it kinna took me a couple of moments to figure out why pop3d was just exiting with a "temporary problem" when trying to list a mailbox. was kinna cos there was nothing under /home  :p
[19:22] <SpaceGhost> HoustonD: disk Dump.
[19:22] <kyu> ARTISOMM: try sudo apt-cache search postgresql
[19:22] <rvn> hey quick question - is there someplace akin to device manager i can go to to see if the hardware on a booted live-cd was all detected fine out of the box? if so, what's the CLI command for it?
[19:22] <MrKeuner> erUSUL, it does but I cannot see it
[19:23] <lianimator> Hello, any idea why I my wallpaper doesn't change according to the duration I set in the background-1.xml file in /usr/share/backgrounds/cosmo/ ??
[19:23] <trism_> ARTSIOMM: don't need to sudo with apt-cache
[19:23] <Halitech> rvn, lshw
[19:23] <erUSUL> MrKeuner: you lost your notification area? right click on the panel and choose add to panel. clieck on notifiction area
[19:23] <ticola104> Ola pessoal
[19:23] <pfred1> HoustonD mount file.iso /cdrom -t iso9660 -o loop
[19:23] <SpaceGhost> lianumator: We'd need to see the xml file. Try putting it on pastebin
[19:23] <erUSUL> rvn: maybe --> sudo lshw
[19:23] <ticola104> estou com um problema na instalação de uma impressora matricial
[19:23] <SpaceGhost> !pastebin > lianimator
[19:23] <MrKeuner> erUSUL, No notification area is still there
[19:23] <HoustonD> I need partition manager to resize my windows part. and add ubuntu, i need to boot the manager from usb to resize my partition, pfred1 when do i type that command in terminal?
[19:24] <PlasmaSheep> Okay, so 9.04 was spectacular, 9.10 is horrible. Ubuntu does not come out of suspend or hibernate.
[19:24] <erUSUL> !br | ticola104
[19:24] <sebsebseb> !es |  ticola104
[19:24] <rvn> Halitech or erUSUL : is there anything that's more concise, just to tell me if everything was detected? i know that that technically does, but it's a lot of text to go thru
[19:24] <Younder> pfred1, It also increase oxidation of CMOS circuitry
[19:24] <Halitech> rvn, you could install hardinfo and check it
[19:24] <pfred1> Younder heh no semis are hermetic
[19:24] <ticola104> i caraca não sei falar nem o portugues direito
[19:24] <rvn> ill check that out]
[19:24] <lianimator> SpaceGhost: thanks, but that was one line.
[19:25] <noren> thnx every one
[19:25] <sebsebseb> PlasmaSheep: ok so put 9.04 back on or try another distro?
[19:25] <Younder> pfred1, NOP, they still leak a bit
[19:25] <SpaceGhost> HoustonD: mounting the image won't let you install it to a flash drive. What you need is to write the image to the usb drive with disk dump. Try this: dd if=/path/to/iso of=/dev/usbdevicename
[19:25] <martiner> i got problem to mount ohci_hcd USB secured drive
[19:25] <PlasmaSheep> sebsebseb: While I could do that, that's not a solution.
[19:25] <mMezquitale> HoustonD, you cant use a live CD with gparted?
[19:25] <martiner> anybody can help?
[19:25] <sebsebseb> PlasmaSheep: No?
[19:25] <PlasmaSheep> sebsebseb: I came for a solution, not an obvious workaround.
[19:25] <rvn> package hardinfo isn't in the repo (did an apt-get update too, jic), is it someplace online as a deb or source or somethin, Halitech ?
[19:25] <pfred1> Younder I used to assemble PCBs we'd wash the built boards in a dishwasher!
[19:25] <MrKeuner> erUSUL, my ethernet connection is lost every once in a while too, do you think they could be related?
[19:25] <HoustonD> i don't have any black cds with me mMezquitale
[19:26] <PlasmaSheep> sebsebseb: It's like when someone has problems with windows, you send them to linux.
[19:26] <erUSUL> MrKeuner: dunno really
[19:26] <SpaceGhost> lianimator: You have to have a xml file if you use it as a wallpaper. What does the xml look like?
[19:26] <martiner>  i got problem to mount ohci_hcd USB secured drive
[19:26] <SpaceGhost> HoustonD: You don't need CD's, you can write the image to a usbdrive
[19:26] <mMezquitale> HoustonD,  try SpaceGhost 's suggestion  mounting the image won't let you install it to a flash drive. What you need is to write the image to the usb drive with disk dump. Try this: dd if=/path/to/iso of=/dev/usbdevicename
[19:26] <Nalleman> could someone please help me mount a remote folder to my file system
[19:26] <sebsebseb> martiner: I think with 9.10  there is an issue with that kind of stuff
[19:26] <Halitech> rvn, not sure, thought it was standard but maybe not, you could check getdeb.net and see if its there
[19:26] <Younder> pfred1, True, but over time enough get's through to disrupt logic pathways (about 5 years at 60 deg. c)
[19:27] <jonrafkind> did something change with the laptop battery taskbar thing recently? i used to be able to click on it and suspend my laptop, now it just tells me the battery remaining
[19:27] <ticola104> tem auguem q fala minha lin/
[19:27] <rvn> i found a site with it there, but it's a ".package", and dpkg doesn't like it
[19:27] <mMezquitale> Nalleman, are you using ssh?
[19:27] <sebsebseb> martiner:  PlasmaSheep   I guess really you both should check out the 9.10 release notes you may find something useful or just interesting.
[19:27] <sebsebseb> !notes |  martiner  PlasmaSheep
[19:27] <Younder> pfred1, H2O never will however
[19:27] <pfred1> Younder I'm sure some semi packages leak.
[19:27] <Xserver> my freenx is screwed up
[19:27] <Nalleman> mMezquitale, no. right now i just open the folder from my networkplaces
[19:27] <PlasmaSheep> sebsebseb: Will look at them, thanks.
[19:27] <rvn> am i gonna have to code a device manager clone myself? :p
[19:27] <Xserver> no matter what i do , i couldnt get authenticated
[19:28] <Nalleman> mMezquitale, places/network
[19:28] <SpaceGhost> rvn: what are you looking for?
[19:28] <pfred1> yeah skip it the tards in #debian decided it for me Ubuntu all the way!
[19:28] <joaopinto> rvn, hardinfo is in the official repositories
[19:28] <trash56> hey guys. Can someone help me?
[19:28] <Slart> trash56: just ask your question
[19:28] <sebsebseb> !ask |  trash56
[19:28] <rvn> SpaceGhost: i want a simple list of what hardware was detected, so i can see if a machine i boot the live cd on has anything that i'd need to address after installing or if its all good OOB
[19:28] <julgutierrez> need help installing madwifi for atheros
[19:28] <mMezquitale> Nalleman, I know how to do that using ssh maybe someone else might know how to do what youre tryin gto attempt, keep asking in the channel
[19:29] <ticola104> have someone who speaks pt
[19:29] <Halitech> pfred1, not all people who use Debian are tards
[19:29] <Slart> !pt | ticola104
[19:29] <martiner> normal pen drive works well .. this is symantec secured pen drive used as license for one probram ..i want to make copy
[19:29] <pfred1> Halitech the ones I met in #debian sure seems to be :)
[19:29] <SpaceGhost> rvn:I think you need to use lspci
[19:29] <Nalleman> mMezquitale, What is the advantage with ssh?
[19:29] <Helsinkiii> hej how can i do a full, secure wipe of my HD when reinstalling 9.10
[19:29] <rvn> SpaceGhost: doesn't tell me whether it has a driver and all, plus it's got a lot of info i don't need to go thru
[19:29] <Slart> Helsinkiii: boot from a live cd.. use "wipe"
[19:30] <lianimator> SpaceGhost: I'm just editing the Cosmo wallpaper that came with Karmic.
[19:30] <pfred1> Halitech I like Ubuntu beter than I ever liked Debian anyways.
[19:30] <PlasmaSheep> sebsebseb: What was I supposed to see?
[19:30] <Slart> Helsinkiii: it takes quite some time for a large drive though.. I don't really see the need for it for a normal home desktop machine
[19:30] <Helsinkiii> Slart:does it 100% delete and erase EVEYTHING
[19:30] <Halitech> pfred1, I've gone there twice and was ignored so yeah, the ones that seem to hang out in #debian are but I use debian and prefer it to Ubuntu
[19:30] <trash56> okay. Can someone please tell me how I can set the microphone to be forwarded to the output? My System is Ubuntu 9.10 on a HP Compaq 615. I can record, but not "play" my microphone.
[19:30] <Slart> Helsinkiii: yes.. it overwrites everything several times using different bit patterns, sideways, backwards, with and without voodoo and so on
[19:30] <rvn> yeah hardinfo is named "hardinfo", according to google, and is in the repo, but i did apt-get update, and then apt-get install hardinfo, and it says it cant find it
[19:30] <SpaceGhost> rvn: Let me try to understand, you need something that 1.gets a list of hardware and 2.shows what needs drivers?
[19:31] <rvn> yeah
[19:31] <Helsinkiii> Slate: it's 80 GB
[19:31] <sebsebseb> PlasmaSheep:  I didn't say there was anything, you  can read the message I put again if you scroll up.   By the way really you need someone else to help you.
[19:31] <SpaceGhost> rvn: Let me search around for you.
[19:31] <pfred1> Halitech I find configuring Ubuntu easier less effort though I suppose if i wanted to invest the time Debian could be a little better.
[19:31] <Halitech> rvn, you need to run it with sudo
[19:31] <Slart> Helsinkiii: it will probably take a couple of hours then
[19:31] <Scunizi> rvn: check http://packages.ubuntu.com for the deb
[19:31] <rvn> Halitech: lol i did, :P
[19:31] <rvn> Scunizi: good idea, didnt think of that route
[19:31] <SpaceGhost> !info hardinfo | rvn
[19:31] <pfred1> Halitech Not that i haven't invested months on Debian in the past mind you.
[19:32] <blooddiamond> how to download all png files in a website using wget?
[19:32] <rvn> yeah as i said i tried it but it didnt install, im gonna try getting a deb
[19:32] <PlasmaSheep> Ubuntu does not come out of suspend or hibernate. Help help.
[19:32] <pfred1> Halitech Ubuntu I drop the CD in and its pretty much done.
[19:32] <joaopinto> rvn, make sure you have the universe repositories enabled
[19:32] <Younder> pfred1, not all debian packages work on ubuntu
[19:32] <sebsebseb> PlasmaSheep: Have you done SWAP space?
[19:32] <Halitech> pfred1, I changed over after 8.04 when 8.10 came out and was a slug on my machine, went Debian with XFCE and was very impressed with the speed increase
[19:32] <sebsebseb> PlasmaSheep: and double the size of your RAM?
[19:32] <PlasmaSheep> sebsebseb: let me check...
[19:32] <martiner> normal pen drive works well .. this is symantec secured pen drive used as license for one program ..i want to make copy .. type of usb ohci_hcd ..
[19:32] <joaopinto> blooddiamond, man wget, I believe the manpage provides an example
[19:32] <Halitech> rvn, you didn't mention using sudo so thought I'd make sure
[19:32] <Scunizi> blooddiamond: taking a guess here but.. wget -R *.png <site url> .. ?
[19:33] <SpaceGhost> blooddiamond: wget http:examplesite.com -r 10 -A "*.png"
[19:33] <HoustonD> spaceghost> "dd" is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file
[19:33] <trash56> I guess there is no possibility to hear myself when I am speaking into the microphone, right?
[19:33] <nejucomo> Hey...  I'm trying to download the hardy-server-amd64.iso torrent from http://torrent.ubuntu.com:6969/, but bittornado tell me the file is corrupt and the md5sum is different than the page mentions.  What's wrong here?
[19:33] <pfred1> Halitech Yes i could see Ubuntu trying to be everything for everyone might not be as tailored.
[19:33] <sebsebseb> PlasmaSheep: they say you need double the size of your RAM for SWAP so hibernation will work,  and it seems that's maybe suspend as well
[19:33] <danielsevigny> Trash56 why would you want to?
[19:33] <Halitech> pfred1, yeah, I do complete custom installs and only put on what I need
[19:33] <Younder> pfred1, layout is a bit different and the number of assumed packages is larger
[19:33] <Slart> trash56: I can do it on my system.. but I guess it depends on the sound hardware
[19:33] <SpaceGhost> HoustonD: you should have dd. Are you using ubuntu?
[19:34] <danielsevigny> from personal experience it subconscoiously makes you stutter
[19:34] <Slart> danielsevigny: to keep yourself from screaming when using skype with covered head phones? =)
[19:34] <HoustonD> no, i have xp, trying to resize xp partition so i can add ubuntu to hd
[19:34] <sebsebseb> PlasmaSheep: If you got that well ok, and I can't try and help you any fruther, other than telling you to make sure the swap is on.
[19:34] <pfred1> Halitech hopefully system I am installing it to is up to the task.
[19:34] <blooddiamond> SpaceGhost, Thanks
[19:34] <ubuntu> Hi all!
[19:34] <SpaceGhost> blooddiamond: Anytime friend.
[19:34] <Halitech> pfred1, whats the specs?
[19:34] <pfred1> ubuntu hi
[19:35] <danielsevigny> could be I guess. But you should be able to hear your own voice regardless.... Your bones pass the noise through your skull to your eardrums...
[19:35] <rvn> ok it worked thru the deb file, it's in the universe repo, as someone pointed out, so that's why it didnt run from apt-get by default. on the live-cd enabling universe is a bit overkill for one deb, so i just grabbed the deb and it does indeed do what i need - thanks guys.
[19:35] <pfred1> Halitech 2GHz P4 only 512 MB of RAM though
[19:35] <Scunizi> HoustonD: sometimes it's better to do that inside of xp.. run cleanup, defrag first then use the win tools to resize the partition if it will do it while mounted..
[19:35] <funkyHat> I'm trying to follow the instructions here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/TabletSetupWizardpen but the configure script fails saying "No package 'xorg-server' found"
[19:35] <trash56> @danielsevigny&Slart: I want to hear some recorded music and record another track (for example). My soundcard is an hda intel
[19:35] <funkyHat> I'm using Ubuntu 9.10
[19:35] <SpaceGhost> HoustonD: what are you using to set up the hard drive for ubuntu? Tools, or bootcd of something?
[19:35] <pfred1> Halitech it runs 6.01 just fine
[19:36] <danielsevigny> ah.... that makes sense now...
[19:36] <PlasmaSheep> sebsebseb: Yes, my linux-swap partition is 2x my memory. Thanks for trying.
[19:36] <SpaceGhost> trash56: I thought it was xserver-xorg
[19:36] <Younder> trash56, which is no car at all but circuit baord buildt in
[19:36] <funkyHat> Anyone know if I can get around that somehow?
[19:36] <HoustonD> I have the ubuntu live cd, i tried using it and it gives me an error when resizing xp partition
[19:36] <pfred1> PlasmaSheep pfft that spec is so 1990s
[19:36] <Younder> trash56, ubuntu supports that
[19:36] <PlasmaSheep> pfred1: Do you possibly have a solution for me?
[19:36] <Slart> danielsevigny: I usually end up speaking louder than I think.. especially when I'm also listening to other stuff in the headphones.. sound from games and so on.. I find it useful to have a little feedback from the mic..
[19:36] <SpaceGhost> funkyhat: What is your issue?
[19:36] <funkyHat> SpaceGhost: I'm trying to follow the instructions here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/TabletSetupWizardpen but the configure script fails saying "No package 'xorg-server' found"
[19:36] <pfred1> PlasmaSheep what is your problem all I saw was swap 2X RAM
[19:37] <PlasmaSheep> pfred1: Suspend and hibernate don't work.
[19:37] <PlasmaSheep> pfred1: I can't come out of them.
[19:37] <pfred1> PlasmaSheep laptop?
[19:37] <trash56> I know HDA Intel means a lot of soundcards..
[19:37] <danielsevigny> funkyHat do you work straight from the command line then?
[19:37] <PlasmaSheep> pfred1: yes
[19:37] <Halitech> pfred1, should be fine, might want to bump up the ram if you can though
[19:37] <Younder> trash56, if you have multiple users you need to explicity enable pulse audio
[19:37] <danielsevigny> as in no Desktop Environment?
[19:38] <SpaceGhost> funkyHat: At which step is this error taking place?
[19:38] <trash56> Younder: I dont have
[19:38] <funkyHat> SpaceGhost: while configure is doing its checks
[19:38] <blooddiamond> some of Karmic Kola's users say that they are getting sound while playing 3gp files. is it true?
[19:38] <pfred1> PlasmaSheep I don't keep up with it too much I believe what you want to deal with is called ACPI
[19:38] <Nalleman> mMezquitale, how is it done with ssh?
[19:38] <Younder> trash56, well I did
[19:38] <pfred1> PlasmaSheep maybe APCI? I can't recall
[19:39] <Slart> blooddiamond: if you have a 3gp file I can give it a try
[19:39] <funkyHat> SpaceGhost: sudo ./configure --with-xorg-module-dir=/usr/lib/xorg/modules && make
[19:39] <PlasmaSheep> pfred1: I think it's ACPI, but I have no idea what that is
[19:39] <kid-kurupt> anyone else using ati 3430 on karmic?
[19:39] <thiebaude> blooddiamond, i get sound with everything on 9.10
[19:39] <trash56> Younder: So how do I change the settings?
[19:39] <pfred1> PlasmaSheep its the junk that gets called in your BIOS to do all that suspend stuff
[19:39] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: I will lose sound  from the host, if I do a virtual machine with 9.10
[19:39] <blooddiamond> Slart, well i don't have one
[19:39] <pfred1> PlasmaSheep and like i said I don't keep u with it but last i heard it is a bit of a problem
[19:39] <thiebaude> sebsebseb, ahh ok i see
[19:39] <SpaceGhost> funkyHat: I'll be one second, I'm researching this a bit before I push you blindly in any direction
[19:40] <blooddiamond> blooddiamond, looks like there is a free codec for amr
[19:40] <tck9> i have these messages saying buffer error on sr0, how can i find out which physical device these correspond to?
[19:40] <tck9> is sr0 the dvd drive?
[19:40] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: I will also be dumping this version soon, for Mandriva 2010 Gnome,  at least untill 10.04 comes out
[19:40] <pfred1> PlasmaSheep I'm sure by now you can find a solution
[19:40] <nejucomo> When I run "view" on hardy-server-amd64.iso.torrent I see jibberish, but when I run "hd" on it, I see normal bittorrent metadata.  What's going on?
[19:40] <Younder> trash56, go through menu system >administation > users and groups
[19:40] <nejucomo> Are my locales messed up?
[19:40] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: Mandriva One
[19:40] <losha> tck9: yes, sr0 is the cd/dvd drive...
[19:40] <thiebaude> sebsebseb, offtopic but i tried fedora12  last nite
[19:40] <trash56> yeah
[19:40] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: I vm'd tha briefly it's ok
[19:40] <losha> thiebaude: ot, but how was it?
[19:41] <PlasmaSheep> pfred1: Well, I can try.
[19:41] <thiebaude> no propietary support for nvidia
[19:41] <Scunizi> nejucomo: it's a torrent file.. open with transmission or your btorrent client of choice for download.
[19:41] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: didn't come with much on the Live CD ISO though
[19:41] <trash56> Well, I have sound, but only not from my microphone
[19:41] <thiebaude> losha, otherwise real good
[19:41] <SpaceGhost> funkyHat: Did you get the newest package to compile, or the one the silly guide uses?
[19:41] <pfred1> thiebaude my Nvidia binary drivers work great!
[19:41] <Xserver> anyone did a freenx or nx install ?
[19:41] <thiebaude> sebsebseb, no non free stuff
[19:41] <nejucomo> Scunizi: As I said above, bittornado says it is corrupted.  Also it's hash with sha1sum is different than the ubuntu webpage says.
[19:41] <skinnymg1> trash56, is it pluged into the front mic input
[19:41] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: yes, but you can add that
[19:42] <thiebaude> yea, but no go on video card
[19:42] <funkyHat> SpaceGhost: I got the one the guide uses, but I looked at the sourceforge page for wizardpen and the version number was actually lower there :/
[19:42] <Xserver> i will be doomed
[19:42] <Scunizi> nejucomo:  didn't see your post above.. sorry.. where did you get the torrent? they are available on ubuntu.com as well.. more trusted
[19:42] <Younder> trash56, in the tab set user rights
[19:42] <thiebaude> i have to have a OS that works
[19:42] <SpaceGhost> !offtopic > Xserver
[19:42] <thiebaude> all codecs and stuff
[19:42] <pfred1> yeah I have to md5sum my iso i just got
[19:42] <trash56> I have checked "Audiogeräte verwenden" (german for "Use audio" or sth like that)
[19:43] <losha> thiebaude: isn't that what the LTSes are for?
[19:43] <skinnymg1> trash56, is it pluged into the front mic input
[19:43] <SpaceGhost> funkyHat: I'll look for some newer drivers to build.
[19:43] <trijntje> how can I check if I have the correct drivers enabled for my grapics card?
[19:43] <Xserver> ubottu : i am trying to install it on ubuntu
[19:43] <Xserver> so i dont think it's offtopic
[19:43] <thiebaude> losha, sure
[19:44] <Helsinkiii> if i use the Compiz settings manager, does that run as a process all the time/
[19:44] <nejucomo> I got it from http://torrent.ubuntu.com:6969/
[19:44] <nejucomo> I think I may have a problem with my locale.
[19:44] <trash56> skinnymg1: It doesn't matter which microphone I choose. The built-in or the external mic - both doesn't work at the output, only recording works
[19:44] <trijntje> Xserver, what is your problem?
[19:44] <pfred1> yeah I'm good! 8790491bfa9d00f283ed9dd2d77b3906
[19:44] <Scunizi> nejucomo: try http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/downloadmirrors#bt
[19:45] <skinnymg1> trash56, are the mics unmuted in alsmixer?
[19:45] <nejucomo> If I cat or view the torrent, it appears as jibberish, but when I use "hd" or read the file in python, it looks correct.
[19:45] <nejucomo> So if sha1sum is reading jibberish that would explain why it shows a different fingerprint than http://torrent.ubuntu.com:6969/
[19:45] <nejucomo> Otherwise, there may be a problem with http://torrent.ubuntu.com:6969/
[19:45] <nejucomo> Would someone else mind downloading the hardy-server-amd64.iso torrent file from that page and telling me what sha1sum they see?
[19:45] <skinnymg1> alsamixer*
[19:45] <trash56> Well, "cat /proc/asound/cards" gives "HDA-Intel - HDA ATI SB"
[19:45] <Younder> trash56, If I have your motherboard right it is again build in and ubuntu supports it
[19:45] <trash56> There are no mixers for a microphone
[19:46] <pfred1> nejucomo I just md5summed my iso I'm OK
[19:46] <SpaceGhost> funkyHat: Does this match what you need at all? http://home.eeti.com.tw/web20/eGalaxTouchDriver/linuxDriver.htm
[19:46] <Younder> trash56, the workings are however somewhat different from windows
[19:46] <trash56> Younder: How do you know my motherboard? :D
[19:46] <trijntje> how can I check if I have the correct drivers enabled for my grapics card?
[19:46] <SpaceGhost> trash56: what do you need?
[19:46] <skinnymg1> trash56, open a terminal type in alsamixer and see if there are mm's under the mic settings
[19:46] <mark_> Missing minimize icon on all apps in Gnome.  Also all apps open maximized.  ANYONE know why?
[19:47] <SpaceGhost> trash56: What are you trying to do? I think I can help.
[19:47] <blackxored> how can I make a quick local port forward in my ubuntu box?
[19:47] <Younder> trash56, your mention of Intel sound earlier
[19:47] <SpaceGhost> mark_: can you move the windows around?
[19:47] <mark_> no
[19:47] <BigDen> where russion people speaking?
[19:47] <mark_> they are all maximized
[19:47] <SpaceGhost> mark_: you might not have a window manager started
[19:47] <losha> !ru | BigDen
[19:47] <mark_> I think I do?
[19:47] <SpaceGhost> !ru | BigDen
[19:47] <nejucomo> Ok, I'll try the downloadmirrors#bt link...
[19:47] <mark_> how do I check?\
[19:47] <trijntje> mark_, only minimize icon or also close? Is the top window bar missing?
[19:47] <mark_> or what to try
[19:47] <pfred1> SpaceGhost you can run X without one
[19:47] <trash56> SpaceGhost: I am trying to get the microphone to be "outputted"
[19:47] <mark_> yes it
[19:48] <mark_> yes it is
[19:48] <BigDen> #ubuntu-ru
[19:48] <SpaceGhost> pfredi: what are you talking about?
[19:48] <mark_> close and min missing
[19:48] <pfred1> SpaceGhost you can run X with no window manager at all
[19:48] <mark_> all the standard right hand top icons
[19:48] <mark_> in all apps
[19:48] <SpaceGhost> pfred1: his questions pertains to window managers though.
[19:48] <mark_> terminal, firefox etc...
[19:48] <trijntje> mark_, I think metacity crashed, do alt+F2 and typ "metacity --replace"
[19:48] <funkyHat> SpaceGhost: I have a feeling it doesn't, the tablet I have is a Trust tablet. I'll have a look though
[19:48] <trash56> In alsamixer there is no slider for microphone; I can only switch between Mic In and Line In
[19:49] <pfred1> SpaceGhost it helps to put at least on Xterm in your ~/.xinitrc
[19:49] <mark_> done. screen flash and still no icons
[19:49] <Chuck1> Hello, today I installed UNR on karmic, *and* upgraded the system. Now I can't hear audio from flash videos, if I check in the pulseaudio settings I see no application playing
[19:49] <mark_> I started with Xubuntu BTW
[19:49] <SpaceGhost> pfred1: don't tell me this, I've got my things well under control.
[19:49] <mark_> must be missing some package
[19:49] <mark_> KDE is fine, just gnome
[19:49] <SpaceGhost> mark_ log out and when you can choose your session type select xterm
[19:49] <pfred1> SpaceGhost the thing is X will start up without any window manager
[19:50] <Andyman> Does anyone know why a kickstart installation works fine with the mirror http://us.archive.ubuntu.com but not with http://archive.ubuntu.com?
[19:50] <zroysch> is there a gnome/linux application that will let me easily upload photographs to a site like imgur/imageshack ? like right click the file and upload or something in gimp
[19:50] <exxxo45> hello there, could anyone tell me please how to install ubuntu 9.10 and Windows Vista side by side? Help would be appreciated!
[19:50] <SpaceGhost> mark_ then type: compiz --replace
[19:50] <braindev> can a user with this line in /etc/passwd run cron jobs? :: otrs:x:1001:65534:OTRS System User:/opt/otrs/:/bin/false
[19:50] <braindev> cant validate here
[19:50] <pfred1> exxxo45 you need to create a partition to install Ubuntu on
[19:50] <sebsebseb> exxxo45: yes ok
[19:50] <Younder> exxxo45, install windows first then ubuntu
[19:50] <braindev> or does it need a login like bash?
[19:50] <SpaceGhost> pfred1: I think you really need to read what he needs. I don't need your help with it. If you have any input, give it to the user asking questions.
[19:51] <trijntje> exxxo45, Its easy, when you do the default install it will aks you to install them side by side by default, just accept
[19:51] <trash56> SpaceGhost: My Alsa version is 1.0.20
[19:51] <Younder> exxxo45, most of it is automated
[19:51] <SpaceGhost> pfred1: while I appreciate the info, it's best given to the user requesting it.
[19:51] <sebsebseb> exxxo45:  Setting up a seperate /home is good in the long run,  when you have a reason to re install Ubuntu, or if you want to distro hop
[19:51] <SpaceGhost> trash56: No sound and no option to turn it on or off?
[19:52] <SpaceGhost> exxxo45: What is your question exactly?
[19:52] <mark_> SpaceGhost, can I ssh in while X is running for that or get out of X first?
[19:52] <sebsebseb> exxxo45: by default it puts everything in  /  which is the  Ubuntu partition
[19:52] <trash56> SpaceGhost: Right! I can just choose the record level, but not the playout level
[19:52] <Nalleman> could someone please help me mount my "my document" folder from windows to ubuntu? its on a different computer and im can find it under places/network
[19:53] <SpaceGhost> mark_: try this: compiz --replace -- :0
[19:53] <sebsebseb> exxxo45: I meant it's easier to set up a seperate /home on a new install.  That's where your data will go, and program user data.
[19:53] <exxxo45> trijntje: I installed ubuntu 9.10 by the default on a laptop with Windows Vista already on there, but while booting Windows, blue screen would come up and system restart
[19:53] <Chuck1> Did today's upgrade destroy audio in flash? I don't understand if it may be UNR
[19:53] <Chuck1> can someone check if flash audio is working?
[19:53] <Younder> SpaceGhost, sometimes I wish I have their remote desktop so I could see things as they do
[19:53] <keymoo> i've just vnc'd onto another ubuntu box in 9.10 in full screen mode and i can't get out
[19:53] <keymoo> any suggestions?
[19:53] <sebsebseb> exxxo45: blue screen?
[19:53] <sebsebseb> exxxo45: Your getting Blue Screen Of Death in Windows?
[19:53] <trijntje> exxxo45, so you already installed ubuntu and now you cannot get back into vista?
[19:53] <SpaceGhost> trash56: so you can currently record sound but not play back?
[19:53] <Chuck1> keymoo if you move the pointer up the screen?
[19:54] <Scunizi> keymoo: try hitting F11 to get out of full scren
[19:54] <Scunizi> *screen
[19:54] <SpaceGhost> Younder: I wish logmein.com properly supported linux.
[19:54] <DocMAX> hello
[19:54] <SpaceGhost> Younder: We'd be Gods of tech support.
[19:54] <Xserver> i am getting authentication failed for user with nxserver
[19:54] <Xserver> any ideas what might have gone wrong ?
[19:54] <trash56> SpaceGhost: I can not monitor the signal which could be recorded right now, yes
[19:54] <keymoo> thanks guys!
[19:54] <DocMAX> why isnt ubuntu that fast like windows 7?
[19:54] <mgolisch> see the servers auth.log? or whaetver its named
[19:54] <danielsevigny> does anyone remember what the application that gets the Nvidia drivers is called?
[19:54] <SpaceGhost> Xserver: We need more info. What happened what did you want to happen?
[19:55] <Riotta> Oli``: are you there?
[19:55] <thiebaude> sebsebseb, im going to try what you said earlier about 2010 gnome
[19:55] <Xserver> SpaceGhost : everything was working fine.. i had freenx
[19:55] <SpaceGhost> trash56: So input from microphone works, but you cannot get output?
[19:55] <Xserver> late evening when i tried to connect .. it throwed error
[19:55] <trash56> yes
[19:55] <Xserver> after that i tried uninstall / install
[19:55] <alabd> Good day everyone , while trying voice chat with GYaCHe , it gives this error > http://paste.ubuntu.com/327087/ how to fix it ?
[19:55] <Scunizi> DocMAX: did you install the 64 bit version or 32?  win7 by default (I think) is 64 bit
[19:55] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: I was going to suggest  that you try it in a virtual machine, but if you want to do pysical install ok do that.  Also the KDE  one is meant to be the best KDE 4 experience.
[19:55] <Xserver> freenx , nomachine nx everything
[19:56] <Xserver> but no way out
[19:56] <DocMAX> ich have ubuntu 64 and windows 64
[19:56] <thiebaude> sebsebseb, cool
[19:56] <clearscreen> I am running dual screen.. now there's twinview and seperate X views... but none of them will allow me to share my 4 workspaces.. I want to be able to show any of my 4 workspaces on any of my 2 screens (through hotkeys).. is this even possible?
[19:56] <SpaceGhost> Xserver: What error did it give?
[19:56] <trijntje> !de | DocMAX
[19:56] <DocMAX> i have ubuntu 64 and windows 64
[19:56] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: I haven't done  Mandriva One KDE just yet in a virtual machine.  well  there will be a way to install into  the Gnome one of course as well
[19:56] <thiebaude> ok
[19:56] <DocMAX> and windows 64 feels smoother
[19:56] <thiebaude> bbl
[19:57] <Scunizi> clearscreen: yes.. but you'll have to figure out how to build a custome xorg.conf .. it will override xrandr's options
[19:57] <clearscreen> Scunizi: that's ok.. is there any documentation/guide on the matter?
[19:57] <Xserver> SpaceGhost : NoMachine NX Client on Windows says authentication failed for user <username>
[19:57] <SpaceGhost> clearscreen: I do't think you've got the workspace idea right. I might be wrong though. Generally you'd set up workspaces per monitor or multiple big workspace across two monitors
[19:57] <sebsebseb> exxxo45: Blue Screen of Death in Windows, is not good, not good at all!
[19:57] <clearscreen> SpaceGhost: I dont want that
[19:57] <DocMAX> also there is one straight interface design in windows .. ubuntu has a lot of ugly mixes
[19:57] <trijntje> DocMAX, how much RAM do you have? I have just 2 and ubuntu runs fine
[19:58] <bigmack83_> whats the best method to rip individual chapters from a dvd/iso to individual avi (divx) files? i try doing this with k9 but it instead creates one big avi file
[19:58] <Younder> sebsebseb, haven't seen that one in ages..
[19:58] <ZaNeIuM> can ghost be used to make an image of my linux partitions? what you you use?
[19:58] <princezuda> I got the black bash screen in ubuntu, thats why I'm here. I did my updates and bam my system crashed.
[19:58] <danielsevigny> WOW!!! Finally completed the installation... once past the bios boot is flippin fast
[19:58] <Younder> sebsebseb, the equivalent of kernel panic
[19:58] <Scunizi> clearscreen: probably.. I've seen youtube videos with someone running 6 screens, unified, seperate etc.. so I know it can be done.. it's just a matter of how much pain you're willing to put up with to figure it out.
[19:58] <clearscreen> SpaceGhost: I want to easily switch between workspaces on either screen to have a perfect combination of screens next to eachother (firefox + vim window, firefox + pidgin, pidgin + vim window, etc)
[19:58] <SpaceGhost> ZaNeIuM: you can use dd to create a image of a linux partition.
[19:58] <sebsebseb> Younder: I have quite recently on the other computer,  in fact  Windows is rather messed up on there now, only Ubuntu 9.04 works properly :)
[19:58] <sebsebseb> Younder: well or failing hardware or bad drivers
[19:58] <eremite> I've been running windows XP for a long time, and haven't had a BSOD in the last few years. I dont understand how people break their computers.  Meh.
[19:58] <ZaNeIuM> dolby digital?
[19:58] <ZaNeIuM> :P what is dd
[19:59] <duffydack> ZaNeIuM, clonezilla mate..
[19:59] <SpaceGhost> clearscreen so  workspaces independent of their monitor? I'm not sure.
[19:59] <exxxo45> sebsebseb: yes, I Windows would start. I tried to find a solution online, but I couldn't find a good solution
[19:59]  * Scunizi examines LiVeS video editor with some anticipation
[19:59] <sebsebseb> Younder: maybe a virus even causing Blue Screen Of Death in Windows
[19:59] <Younder> sebsebseb, I could adbive you on some good tools. But it seems rather off topic
[19:59] <clearscreen> SpaceGhost: pretty much, yeah :P
[19:59] <princezuda> Is there a way to undo updates from the emergency ubuntu bash line?
[19:59] <Slart> hmm.. the latest kernel just wouldn't boot up on my amd64 system.. just gave me a flickering terminal login prompt.. no errors in kern.log or syslog from what I can see.. odd
[19:59] <sebsebseb> Younder: well it seems  exxxo45 is getting one in Windows
[19:59] <eremite> The best remedy for a BSOD in Windows is to install a fun little thing called "ubuntu".
[19:59] <sebsebseb> Younder: and they have also put on Ubuntu  recently, as for tools ok sure in pm
[19:59] <DocMAX> trijntje, i have 4 GB... ubuntu runs fine too... but not as smooth as windows
[20:00] <SpaceGhost> ZaNeIuM: it works like this dd if=/dev/sda3 of=~/backup.bkp
[20:00] <clearscreen> Scunizi: I want it to be unified in the sense of sharing workspaces regardless of the monitor, but seperate in the way that they're not just one big screen basically
[20:00] <ZaNeIuM> my partitions are quite odd, linux it new to be, but there is 1 extended and instide is the swap and filesystem ext4
[20:00] <exxxo45> trijntje: yes, I couldn't find a good solution online, only a suggestion to install vista and ubuntu into separate partitions, however I don't know if that works
[20:00] <trijntje> DocMAX, thats strange, might be your video driver? That could give a slow feeling on a fast system
[20:00] <SpaceGhost> xserver: I don't know how to set that up. I'm sorry.
[20:00] <MrKeuner> hello, my server is losing ethernet connection every once in a while. What may be causing this? --> e1000e: eth0 NIC Link is Down  -->e1000e: eth0 NIC Link is Up 100 Mbps Half Duplex, Flow Control: None  ->0000:00:19.0: eth0: 10/100 speed: disabling TSO
[20:00] <princezuda> My ubuntu just crashed because I made a mistake and let it update to a beta version. I was running ubuntu 9.10 but now it is beta 4.
[20:00] <sebsebseb> exxxo45: From my own personal experience when it has come to  Blue Screen Of Death in Windows  with two computers where it has happended.   Windows will complain at the slight hardware error or anything like that,  Ubuntu and other Linux distros for that matter will just ignore it and carry on as normal.  They won't just tell you that there is some sort of problem.
[20:01] <ZaNeIuM> SpaceGhost is it an image?
[20:01] <duffydack> ZaNeIuM, if you want to image a partition thats not root and not home, then dd will do, if its your root/home then use clonezilla
[20:01] <tplus> can anyone help on linphone (softphone)
[20:01] <DocMAX> trijntje, i'm missing the right click menu in ubuntu...
[20:01] <Younder> princezuda, and you have no backup?
[20:01] <SpaceGhost> It creates a file from whatever partition you point it to
[20:01] <sebsebseb> exxxo45: however if it is really failing hardware, eventaully it will fail on you, and Ubuntu won't boot up anymore either
[20:01] <ZaNeIuM> i want the entire filesystem
[20:01] <Oli``> Riotta: did you mean me?
[20:01] <SpaceGhost> ZaNeIuM: It creates a file from whatever partition you point it to.
[20:01] <MrKeuner> princezuda, you'll probably need to reinstall if you have upgraded to a version after karmic
[20:01] <Xserver> http://pastebin.com/m77dc7ce1 Complete Log
[20:01] <ZaNeIuM> so i can put it on another drive
[20:01] <Riotta> yes can I pm you Oli`` ?
[20:01] <trash56> I don't know how to fix the problem because I don't see the reason
[20:01] <princezuda> I'm new to ubuntu. I'm on my other operating system Windows. I could access the system from windows.
[20:02] <SpaceGhost> ZaNeIuM: What is the name of the partition you want to backup?
[20:02] <Oli``> Riotta: sure
[20:02] <frej> what could cause grub2 to fail to boot? I haven't changed anything but installing updates, but it hangs displaying "GRUB"
[20:02] <elsn> Hi, where can I find nice desktops and their configuration? Any suggestion of a page?
[20:02] <trijntje> DocMAX, thats weird, your right click doesnt work?
[20:02] <ZaNeIuM> sda6?
[20:02] <bigmack83_> how can i backup dvd chapters to individual avi files?
[20:02] <SpaceGhost> ZaNeIuM: fdisk -l
[20:02] <exxxo45> sebsebseb: I don't think it would be a hardware problem, Vista's were working fine untill I installed Ubuntu from the live CD
[20:02] <Younder> princezuda, no you cant not without a special driver.
[20:03] <SpaceGhost> elsn: depends on your flavour. I like making my own chic and organised desktops. I can offer some programs.
[20:03] <ZaNeIuM> /dev/sda6
[20:03] <DocMAX> trijntje, no, it works... but in windows you can right click on a file and do lot of things... i mean this interface is missing in ubuntu, even with gnome
[20:03] <nick_h> is tar's --preserve-permissions option only relevant when extracting an archive?
[20:03] <sebsebseb> exxxo45: So really you should try and get your Blue Screen Of  Death fixed,  depending on what the error is,  that error might  casue problems for Ubuntu later on as well.
[20:03] <dajhorn> bigmack83_: Use the Handbrake program.  http://www.handbrake.fr/
[20:03] <princezuda> where can I get this special driver?
[20:03] <sunny007> I have a problem. After I screwed up some thing, my sound is not working for non-root user. Any  ideas on how to fix it?
[20:03] <VCoolio> elsn: gnome-look.org for themes; there are screenshot threads on ubuntu-forums
[20:03] <elsn> SpaceGhost: Please do.
[20:03] <bigmack83_> dajhorn, thanks, checking it out
[20:03] <dajhorn> bigmack83_: Welcome.
[20:03] <DocMAX> you can edit the right clock context menu in registry and add extra things... cant do this in ubuntu
[20:03] <elsn> VCoolio: Thanks.
[20:04] <DocMAX> things like that
[20:04] <d4non> can I do something about Evolution having unreadable message titles because they are white text on white background after selecting them? Slickness theme is causing this I don't want to change just to work with Evolution
[20:04] <danielsevigny> k here's a weird one.... Trying to install X-Plane 9 Demo. I donwload the zip and extract it. I then go the extracted directory and right click the installer. I click on execute and it tells me the file I just right clicked doesn't exist.../
[20:04] <Younder> princezuda, I have one called EXT2 IFS for Windows 1.11a
[20:04] <tplus> how do i port mt email (thunderbird) to evolution?
[20:04] <sebsebseb> exxxo45: Well you can  get the error message and  ask people in ##windows about it for example
[20:04] <SpaceGhost> elsn: here is a link I dug up. Do you like that? some applications I use are cairo-dock for a dock and screenlets, and conky and gestikk for mouse gestures in compiz
[20:04] <sunny007> I have a problem. After I screwed up some thing, my sound is not working for non-root user. Any  ideas on how to fix it?
[20:04] <craig___> has anyone been able to get zfs-fuse packages to install in ubuntu 9.10?
[20:04] <sebsebseb> exxxo45: Ubuntu does not cause Windows to Blue Screen Of Death!
[20:04] <trijntje> DocMAX, what do you mean with "edit the right clock context menu"?
[20:04] <SpaceGhost> anyone who wants to get a hold of me can PM me to allow me to help you faster.
[20:05] <DocMAX> trijntje, in windows when you right lick a file, you get a context menu
[20:05] <elsn> SpaceGhost: What link? I will have a look on cairo-dock and gestikk
[20:05] <danielsevigny> any idea what could cause a file that clearly exists to return the error that it doesn't exist?
[20:05] <Younder> princezuda, unless of cource the linux system is installed with NTFS or FAT32 FS
[20:05] <trijntje> DocMAX, I get that in ubuntu too
[20:05] <SpaceGhost> elsn:http://www.5min.com/Video/How-to-Change-Gnome-Theme-161769693
[20:05]  * cwillu_at_work points out that a "software store" application that doesn't turn up "qcad" in a search for "cad" has failed horridly
[20:05] <princezuda> it was installed with ntfs.
[20:05] <trijntje> sunny007, add the users to the audio group?
[20:05] <keppi> has anyone here setup ubuntu to boot from a USB Stick?
[20:06] <DocMAX> trijntje, but you dont have the possibilities like windows
[20:06] <d4non> can I do something about Evolution having unreadable message titles because they are white text on white background after selecting them? Slickness theme is causing this I don't want to change just to work with Evolution
[20:06] <d4non> is there a way to customize the look to fix this?
[20:06] <DocMAX> for example edititing the menu
[20:06] <kbp> does anyone know where can I find the location of the current used wallpaper in ubuntu 904?
[20:06] <SpaceGhost> keppi: Yes I can. Do you need help with it?
[20:06] <trijntje> cwillu_at_work, known bug, the search engine of synaptic is broken
[20:06] <craig___> keppi, yes, but i havent been able to get the usb to boot on other computers, just the one i installed on
[20:06] <elsn> SpaceGhost: thanks.
[20:06] <cwillu_at_work> trijntje, I didn't say synaptic (which works fine)
[20:06] <keppi> SpaceGhost:  yes, I get it to boot, but it says that it can't find the kernel
[20:06] <elsn> Will look into it :)
[20:07] <trijntje> DocMAX, what option do you miss in ubuntu that you have in windows?
[20:07] <Younder> princezuda, Ok windows can read your linux partion
[20:07] <iLag> I'm trying to compile nethack from source and I've come across an error I can't solve
[20:07] <VCoolio> d4non: requires messing with the gtkrc of the theme or put the right stuff in ~/.gtkrc-2.0 ; let me check if I can come up with something
[20:07] <trijntje> cwillu_at_work, ah right, never mind than
[20:07] <keppi> I get stuck at the boot: prompt
[20:07] <iLag> "/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -ltermlib"
[20:07] <princezuda> younder: it was installed with ntfs. I can see the file called root.disk and it is 16 gigs but I can't access it through windows without a program and I don't know what program to use. Is there a way to rewind my system updates or a list of updated modules so I can remove a module?
[20:07] <SpaceGhost> elsn: PM me and I can send you more stuff.
[20:07] <DocMAX> trijntje, for example when installing 7zip or winrar, i have options to "extract to \xxx\xx" "exctract here..." and so on
[20:07] <craig___> can some help me to get the deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/brcha/ubuntu karmic main repository to work please?
[20:08] <SpaceGhost> keppi: how did you create the usbuntu?
[20:08] <sunny007> trijntje, how do I do it?
[20:08] <keppi> SpaceGhost:  using "USB Startup Disk Creator"
[20:08] <trijntje> DocMAX, if you click on a zip-archive you will have that option in ubuntu as well
[20:08] <SpaceGhost> craig__: Did you add it to your sources.list?
[20:08] <iLag> spaceghost: it should be under system->administration->USB Startup Disk Creator
[20:08] <shmok> hi. how do I repair grub2 (I am using a livecd)? I have one LVM physical volume with 3 logical volumes /xubuntu64, /kubunutu32 /boot. xubu and kubu are luks + ext4, boot is ext3, not encrypted. after having installed xubu, grub says: error: you need to load the kernel first
[20:08] <eix> hi
[20:08] <trijntje> sunny007, look in system -> administration -> users and groups
[20:09] <DocMAX> trijntje, no, just extract with archivemanager
[20:09] <SpaceGhost> iLag: thanks. I don't use the utility. I used dd to make it.
[20:09] <eix> after upgrade to Ubuntu 9 I am experiencing weird screen artifacts and then a total crash, I own a "nvidia geforce 9650M GT" video card. has somebody experienced this or similar issues?
[20:09] <princezuda> Younder: I'll be back in a second. I'm going to reboot to see exactly what it says.
[20:09] <HoustonD88> so i created a bootable usb with gparted on it, booted the usb, ran the partition resizer, and got the same error that the ubuntu live cd gave me, operation failed to write to device, or something
[20:09] <keppi> what is dd?
[20:09] <trijntje> DocMAX, I have the option to "extract here"
[20:09] <DocMAX> trijntje, there are other programs which allow converting mp3 to wma for example... just rightclick mp3 and say convert to...
[20:10] <Younder> princezuda, well if you can boot linux you car revert
[20:10] <danielsevigny> Can someone help trouble shoot something that just doesn't make sense....
[20:10] <iLag> I need help solving this compile error: "/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -ltermlib"
[20:10] <danielsevigny> I'm trying to execut a script and it's telling me that the script doesn't exist.
[20:10] <trash56> back
[20:10] <craig___> SpaceGhost, yea it's in the sources list, appears in the package manager when i view the repositories. the problem is that the package zfs-fuse isnt found when i try and install it, and it should be available from this repository
[20:10] <princezuda> I saw my name right as I logged out
[20:10] <sebsebseb> danielsevigny: What's that?
[20:10] <danielsevigny> Meanwhile I"m executing the script by double clicking it so it's obviously there
[20:10] <eix> nobody?
[20:10] <exxxo45> sebsebseb: how do I get the content of the blue screen? is it in a log of somekind? It appears for less than a second
[20:10] <DocMAX> trijntje, i can give you plenty examples with rightcontext menu
[20:11] <Slart> danielsevigny: try giving the full path to the script.. also lower case letter and upper case letters are important
[20:11] <princezuda> so I missed that post.
[20:11] <iLag> danielsevigny: if you're typing in terminal, use ./ instead of just the script name
[20:11] <danielsevigny> I'm not.
[20:11] <SpaceGhost> keppi: it's disk dump. Let's you write a specific thing to another.
[20:11] <DocMAX> trijntje, its not that customizable like in windows
[20:11] <sebsebseb> exxxo45: I think there's a button you can press or something to make it appear for longer,  get help with that kind of stuff in ##windows and good luck :)
[20:12] <VCoolio> d4non: try to add this to ~/.gtkrc-2.0 : http://www.hackintosh.com/
[20:12] <SpaceGhost> keppi: dd if=~/ubuntu.iso of=/dev/usbdevicename
[20:12] <VCoolio> d4non: sorry, wait
[20:12] <trijntje> DocMAX, well, linux isnt windows, thats for sure. But how much time have you spent trying to figure out how to extend the context menu?
[20:12] <VCoolio> d4non: http://pastebin.com/m643826b6
[20:12] <eix> has somebody experienced artifacts and crashes with the nvidia drivers on karmic?
[20:12] <danielsevigny> ls shows the file is there.... ./ the script says it's not
[20:12] <SpaceGhost> craig__: do a sudo apt-cache search zfs
[20:12] <eix> I actually can't use karmic
[20:12] <trash56> has someone an idea why my microphone is muted?
[20:12] <keppi> SpaceGhost:  did you make an iso of an installed system or use the ubuntu iso?
[20:12] <danielsevigny> this makes no sense at all...
[20:12] <DocMAX> trijntje, about 3 hours
[20:13] <sebsebseb> eix: try a clean install, or just run 9.04 for now, many people got issues after upgarding from 9.04
[20:13] <DocMAX> trijntje, also where do i edit the linked extensions?
[20:13] <craig___> SpaceGhost, that returned something about a bzflag-server  .. something about a game server
[20:13] <craig___> SpaceGhost, I was working from this page https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ZFS but i have replaced jaunty for karmic..
[20:13] <trijntje> DocMAX, what are linked extensions?
[20:14] <SpaceGhost> craig__: keep the jaunty to see if that works.
[20:14] <danielsevigny> it's doing this for all versions of the script.
[20:14] <sebsebseb> exxxo45: you can do thank you's in here, no need to pm me with one
[20:14] <Nalleman> could someone please help med mount my windows folder using samba. im trying sudo mount -t cifs //myserver_ip_address/myshare ~/mnt -o username=samb_user,noexec but i dont understand what to write instead of "samb_user"
[20:14] <eix> sebsebseb: yes it's a 9.10 issue, but I am wondering if it has been fixed
[20:14] <DocMAX> trijntje, i mean for example PDF files are linked with program XY....
[20:15] <sebsebseb> eix: Issue as in, in the release notes or something or?
[20:15] <MFawzy> Ubuntu sees my hard disk as one big bunch of  unallocated space! though I can mount and access partitions !
[20:15] <dajhorn> iLag: Provide more information and say what you're trying to compile.
[20:15] <SpaceGhost> Nalleman: you could attempt using nautilus as root. gksudo nautilus
[20:15] <trijntje> DocMAX, right click on a .pdf file -> properties -> open with
[20:15] <iLag> dajhorn: nethack
[20:15] <craig___> SpaceGhost, thank you, its now there. is this likely to cause any problems if i install the jaunty package.
[20:15] <sebsebseb> MFawzy: 9.10 can't detectet certain hard disks or something
[20:16] <sebsebseb> MFawzy: or properly I guess
[20:16] <Nalleman> SpaceGhost, what do you mean?
[20:16] <sebsebseb> MFawzy: I have read something
[20:16] <iLag> dajhorn: I'm using the included makefile, and I followed all of the instructions
[20:16] <DJAshnar> how do I install the ubuntu boot ppa to shorten boot times?
[20:16] <eix> sebsebseb: some launchpad issue, although I am not finding it
[20:16] <sebsebseb> eix: ok well
[20:16] <thenetduck> hi how can I install mysql on my server?
[20:16] <SpaceGhost> craig__ I believe not. It might break eventually. That's worse case though
[20:16] <sebsebseb> eix: nothing wrong with using 9.04 for now, it's still supported by security updates
[20:16] <unapiedra> how do I get the source code for the package "ksquares" ? Shouldn't it be in the repositories somewhere?
[20:16] <iLag> dajhorn: here's the compile statement:
[20:16] <thenetduck> i'm using hardy heron and need to install mysql for my rails app
[20:16] <SpaceGhost> Nalleman: you are attempting to mount a drive through smbfs?
[20:16] <sebsebseb> eix: also if you want you could try other distros
[20:16] <MFawzy> sebsebseb: No.... it is not after upgrading !
[20:16] <DocMAX> trijntje, yeah but this "link" is only for nautilus
[20:16] <dajhorn> iLag: Nethack is in the universe repository for Ubuntu.  You can get it without compiling anything.
[20:16] <Scunizi> thenetduck: sudo tasksel and it will give you a menu .. just "tic" the options you want to install
[20:17] <VCoolio> unapiedra: apt-get source blah
[20:17] <iLag> dajhorn: gcc  -o nethack monst.o objects.o allmain.o alloc.o apply.o artifact.o attrib.o ball.o bones.o botl.o cmd.o dbridge.o decl.o detect.o dig.o display.o dlb.o do.o do_name.o do_wear.o dog.o dogmove.o dokick.o dothrow.o drawing.o dungeon.o eat.o end.o engrave.o exper.o explode.o extralev.o files.o fountain.o hack.o hacklib.o invent.o light.o lock.o mail.o makemon.o mapglyph.o mcastu.o...
[20:17] <danielsevigny> Permission is denied to me on my own scripts?
[20:17] <iLag> ...mhitm.o mhitu.o minion.o mklev.o mkmap.o mkmaze.o mkobj.o mkroom.o mon.o mondata.o monmove.o monstr.o mplayer.o mthrowu.o muse.o music.o o_init.o objnam.o options.o pager.o pickup.o pline.o polyself.o potion.o pray.o priest.o quest.o questpgr.o read.o rect.o region.o restore.o rip.o rnd.o role.o rumors.o save.o shk.o shknam.o sit.o sounds.o sp_lev.o spell.o steal.o steed.o teleport.o...
[20:17] <iLag> ...timeout.o topten.o track.o trap.o u_init.o uhitm.o vault.o vision.o vis_tab.o weapon.o were.o wield.o windows.o wizard.o worm.o worn.o write.o zap.o  ioctl.o unixmain.o unixtty.o unixunix.o unixres.o getline.o termcap.o topl.o wintty.o version.o -ltermlib
[20:17] <iLag> /usr/bin/ld: cannot find -ltermlib
[20:17] <FloodBot4> iLag: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:17] <danielsevigny> Why is ubuntu being so retarded?
[20:17] <thenetduck> Scunizi: wow thanks!
[20:17] <SpaceGhost> !pastebin | iLag
[20:17] <DocMAX> trijntje, its not for the whole system like in windows... this bothers me too
[20:17] <sebsebseb> danielsevigny: When it comes to what?
[20:17] <trijntje> DocMAX, how do you mean?
[20:17] <danielsevigny> scripts of any sort
[20:17] <iLag> dajhorn: I'm recompiling so that I can make mods to it
[20:17] <lukasz> l
[20:17] <lukasz> !pl
[20:17] <danielsevigny> It's telling me that I don't have permission to run a one line bash script I just made...
[20:17] <Scunizi> thenetduck: :)  makes it easy to install a lamp setup or whatever
[20:17] <Nalleman> SpaceGhost, yes
[20:17] <linub> halo2
[20:17] <dajhorn> iLag:  Enable the universe repository from the Software Sources panel, and then run $ sudo apt-get build-dep nethack
[20:17] <HoustonD88> omg i cant get my xp partition to resize i've tried everything i know can anyone help
[20:17] <iLag> dajhorn: the first thing I want to do is ensure that I can compile an unmodded version
[20:18] <SpaceGhost> Nalleman: did you install smbfs and samba and nautilus-share?
[20:18] <sebsebseb> !permissions |  danielsevigny
[20:18] <thenetduck> Scunizi: that's the best command ever!
[20:18] <trijntje> DocMAX, you use other file managers next to nautilus
[20:18] <danielsevigny> Houston have you tried getting/using partition magic?
[20:18] <Nalleman> SpaceGhost, no. just installed ubuntu
[20:18] <iLag> dajhorn: I used the source provided by the repository via apt-get source nethack
[20:18] <DocMAX> trijntje, yes XFE f.e.
[20:18] <dajhorn> iLag: Okay, then instead do something like $ sudo apt-get source --build nethack
[20:18] <iLag> dajhorn: and I also already did that
[20:18] <skyl> anyone got a simple way to make an ogv video by editing the first X seconds from the front and Y seconds from the back
[20:18] <SpaceGhost> Nalleman: sudo apt-get install smbfs samba nautilus-share
[20:18] <danielsevigny> why did they change the default permissions like that?
[20:19] <danielsevigny> stupid stupid stupid decision
[20:19] <skyl> so a 15 minute video, make a new video that is 1:50-12:20 of the original
[20:19] <HoustonD88> was told partition magic was dangerous, i downloaded gparted, made bootable usb, used it and got the same error that the ubuntu live cd gave me when trying to resize my partition
[20:19] <dajhorn> iLag: Then you've got a bad patch.  There isn't a "termlib" in Ubuntu.  You probably mean libterm or libtermcap.
[20:19] <sebsebseb> danielsevigny: no that's right
[20:19] <sunny007> so that you wont accidentally eff up stuff.
[20:19] <sebsebseb> danielsevigny: your not meant to just be able to run scripts
[20:19] <Younder> skyl, moviemaker?
[20:19] <Scunizi> skyl: I just installed LiVeS from www.getdeb.net and it looks rather promising.
[20:19] <iLag> dajhorn: I remember seeing an option like that
[20:19] <Nalleman> SpaceGhost, done
[20:19] <danielsevigny> not even the ones that you make?
[20:19] <danielsevigny> It used to be that if I made the file I had rwx on it...
[20:20] <trijntje> DocMAX, its easier to do that in windows where you dont even have a choise in file manager ofc. ;)
[20:20] <sebsebseb> danielsevigny: this is not Windows, programs don't just run
[20:20] <sebsebseb> danielsevigny: you have to run them
[20:20] <SpaceGhost> Nalleman: now try to mount the remote drive. Do you have it shared with the correct permissions?
[20:20] <kostkon> Scunizi, also check openshot
[20:20] <sebsebseb> danielsevigny: what kind of scripts are you doing?  .sh files or something?
[20:20] <Scunizi> kostkon: never heard of that one.. is it in the repos?
[20:20] <danielsevigny> I know that seb. On server edition my scripts run because I have permissions on them. On the desktop version it's being stupid.
[20:20] <Younder> ok backup time
[20:20] <Younder> later..
[20:20] <danielsevigny> To test the permission theory I used ls -l to give me my long listing.
[20:21] <kostkon> Scunizi, no, but you can get deb. i think also there is a ppa. http://www.openshotvideo.com/
[20:21] <SpaceGhost> Younder: later friend.
[20:21] <danielsevigny> I downloaded my X-Plane installer but it's refusing it to run
[20:21] <sebsebseb> danielsevigny: well you got to set up the permissions to how you want them, it seems
[20:21] <HoustonD88> i've followed the guide at apcmag.com and it doesn't tell me what to do when the error pops up
[20:21] <Nalleman> SpaceGhost, mount how?
[20:21] <danielsevigny> the X-Plane installer is 777
[20:21] <danielsevigny> It should run.
[20:21] <sebsebseb> danielsevigny: what's X-Plane?
[20:21] <sebsebseb> danielsevigny: what type of file are you trying to run also?
[20:21] <danielsevigny> A very good flight simulator. Demo is free.
[20:21] <iLag> dajhorn: thanks, that fixed my problem
[20:21] <kostkon> !info xplane
[20:21] <dajhorn> iLag: Welcome.
[20:22] <SpaceGhost> Nalleman:click network then go to the computer and then corresponging drive
[20:22] <danielsevigny> unfortunately it has no extension.
[20:22] <rooist47> does transmission support magnet link protocol ?
[20:22] <danielsevigny> I don't know what the designers set it up as but I've never had a problem with it before.
[20:22] <trijntje> sunny007, did you add the user to the sound group?
[20:22] <SpaceGhost> rooist47: I think it's something you add into.
[20:22] <sebsebseb> danielsevigny: ok well .sh and .bin  those don't just run, you have to excute them, and mess around with permissions a bit maybe.  Why? Simple security that's why
[20:22] <SpaceGhost> danielsevigny: what files do you have for x-plane?
[20:23] <danielsevigny> well it's a 777 so it should run
[20:23] <rooist47> SpaceGhost: how can I that ?
[20:23] <sebsebseb> danielsevigny: I think .bin needs executing as well
[20:23] <HoustonD88> ?
[20:23] <rooist47> I use rtorrent too
[20:23] <echinos> pulseaudio can't see my sound card, but alsamixer in terminal can. ideas?
[20:23] <Nalleman> i can open the folder, but its not "mounted" in my linux file system, under ~/mnt
[20:23] <zerwas> Has anybody an idea how to get a subpixel rendering like it is found in Apple Mac OS X?
[20:23] <SpaceGhost> rooist47: I'm not sure.
[20:23] <Scunizi> danielsevigny: how are you trying to get it to run?
[20:23] <musty> maco: here? :)
[20:23] <rooist47> if it's more easy to do it with rtorrent
[20:23] <Nalleman> SpaceGhost, i can open the folder, but its not "mounted" in my linux file system, under ~/mnt
[20:23] <musty> Is anyone else encountering issues with the brodacom wireless drivers?
[20:23] <musty> with 9.10 of course.
[20:23] <rooist47> SpaceGhost: ok
[20:23] <danielsevigny> seb it is 777 meaning ANYONE can execute. I've tried double clicking it. I've tried command line running it both with and with out the ./
[20:23] <SpaceGhost> danielsevigny: chmod +x the files needed to start it
[20:24] <danielsevigny> It says the file doesn't exist but it's there...
[20:24] <SpaceGhost> Nalleman: what exactly do you want to do?
[20:24] <Nalleman> SpaceGhost, I want to backup the folder, using rsync
[20:24] <danielsevigny> Seriously guys.... How many times am I gonna have to say this. I've already chmodded the script. It's 777 which is EVERYONE rwx
[20:24] <Scunizi> danielsevigny: also.. ./ might not work on that file.. you might need to sh <filename> to get it to run.. if it's an installer try without sudo first for local install ..then with sudo if it doesn't
[20:24] <danielsevigny> it's still not running with the same error.
[20:25] <HoustonD88> can anyone help me? trying to partition my xp and add ubuntu to my harddrive, when the ubuntu live cd tries to resize my xp partition it says error, something like failed to write to device, I created bootable usb of gparted and ran it, it did the same thing
[20:25] <keppi> musty:  have you tried the ndiswrapper thing?
[20:25] <SpaceGhost> danielsevigny: do I have to remind you that we are humans giving time and effort to help eachother, have patience.
[20:25] <mehedi> i can not move any window using pointer and there has no option to cut or minimize or meximize the window,,,,,,,,,
[20:25] <sunny007> I have a problem. My sound is working only for root user. user group permissions are correct. but aplay -l gives "Failed to create secure directory permission". The sound how ever works fine for root user. Any help?
[20:25] <Nalleman> SpaceGhost, And i belive it will be done if I can mount the folder under ~/
[20:26] <danielsevigny> I'd like to have patience too SpaceGhost but I've had to tell you all 4 times already that it's 777 and you all keep saying to give it execute permissions.
[20:26] <N3OInc> Ahh!
[20:26] <musty> keppi, no
[20:27] <Frozenball> DCC send request from (feefzoorm)/(0.0.0.0) received. Trying to get ("ritachkas")/(0B) through port (0)... ]-
[20:27] <psych> acabei de fazer um dist upgrade
[20:27] <danielsevigny> wow that sucked... IRC attack?
[20:27] <LjL> !exploit | Frozenball
[20:27] <LjL> please don't repeat that text
[20:27] <LjL> !br | psych
[20:27] <psych> oh sorry
[20:27] <kostkon> sunny007, you could try:  rm -rf ~/.pulse
[20:27] <psych> i though i was there
[20:27] <psych> hehe
[20:28] <linxeh> wtf :)
[20:28] <MK-BB> wtf
[20:28] <Keiya> Ugh, will you stop with the beeping!?
[20:28] <danielsevigny> someones a tard
[20:28]  * Scunizi relaxes while the show continues with Floodbot
[20:28] <psych> Frozenball, stupid
[20:28] <bradpitt> dance :p
[20:29] <sebsebseb> !language |  linxeh  MK-BB
[20:29] <sunny007> KostKon That Solved my problem. Thank you sooo very much.
[20:29] <Frozenball> psych, who are you to call me stupid
[20:29] <linxeh> sebsebseb: I didnt swear
[20:29] <kostkon> sunny007, :)
[20:29] <sebsebseb> linxeh:  MK-BB   oh I just had to do that, altough I know why you two did that
[20:29] <Scunizi> linxeh: abbrivations are the same thing
[20:29] <psych> Frozenball, a guy with nick complt. problems, sorry.
[20:30] <mehedi>  i can not move any window using pointer and there has no icon to cut or minimize or meximize the window upon the window panel........
[20:30] <GodsHawk> FloodBot is insane
[20:30] <linxeh> anyway, the 7 year olds round here know far more swear words than me
[20:30] <HilBilly> the floodbots are flooding the channel.
[20:30] <HilBilly> nice!
[20:30] <linxeh> and use them liberally too heh
[20:30] <GodsHawk> lol
[20:30] <mehedi>  i can not move any window using pointer and there has no icon to cut or minimize or meximize the window upon the window panel........
[20:30] <SpaceGhost> mehedi: sounds like you have a issue with a window manager log out and log in using a xterm session and run this: compix --replace then come back here.
[20:30] <Scunizi> What is "Whiptail" ?? it's eating 100% of my cpu
[20:31] <hax0r> Can u guys suggest any widgets or a cool system monitor widget better than the tool bar oen for me.. here smy desktop http://img688.imageshack.us/img688/2134/screenshotvn.png
[20:32] <kostkon> ...
[20:32] <linxeh> Scunizi: it generates user friendly dialogs in scripts
[20:32] <Keiya> STOP FUCKING SENDING RANDOM FILES YOU FUCKING ASSHOLES!
[20:32] <LjL> Keiya: that is COMPLETELY unneeded.
[20:32] <kostkon> Keiya, relaxxxx
[20:32] <LjL> !guidelines > Keiya    (Keiya, see the private message from ubottu)
[20:32] <trijntje> hax0r, conky
[20:33] <duffydack>  Received a malformed DCC request from keymndienedew. lol.. i dont have it enabled
[20:33] <Scunizi> linxeh: like when you use sudo tasksel?
[20:33] <Slart> just ignore the bots and the dcc stuff
[20:33] <linxeh> Scunizi: yeah that kinda thing
[20:33] <Slart> hax0r: try screenlets
[20:33] <Keiya> Slart: Hard to ignore my client constently going DINGDINGDINGDINGDINGDINGDINGDINGDINGDINGDINGDINGDING
[20:34] <tonii> wth is with all the DCC sends from this channel? Bots?
[20:34] <jpds> tonii: Yes.
[20:34] <sebsebseb> hax0r: try conky
[20:34] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - If you couldn't speak to the channel during the past minutes, please try again now.
[20:34] <LjL> Keiya: well, i'm sorry, but it's not the fault of the people in this channel. the people actually doing that go away immediately after doing it.'
[20:34] <Slart> Keiya: thats something you might want to take up with whoever runs your computer.. it's totally a client configuration thing
[20:34] <tonii> jpds: alright. now it seems chanserv and floodbots are having a war. :P
[20:34] <TheComputerGuy> WTF?
[20:34] <Scunizi> linxeh: I opened a terminal and did just that (sudo tasksel) then just closed the terminal.. perhaps the process continued in the background?  I can't seem to kill it.
[20:34] <sebsebseb> hax0r:  maybe that's the type of thing your after
[20:34] <mehedi> can i use Yahoo messenger in ubuntu?
[20:34] <thenetduck> I need some help creating a new mysql user on my Hardy Heron Server /
[20:34] <linxeh> Scunizi: if you really want to force it, sudo kill -9 pid
[20:34] <tophu> every time I shutdown for about a 1/4 sec there is an error about compiz it's not a big deal but is there an easy way I can see what that error is?
[20:34] <Slart> mehedi: I think pidgin handles the yahoo im network
[20:35] <Slart> tophu: it's probably the error that your screen isn't composited and you need to run something like compiz
[20:35] <trijntje> mehedi, you can use the yahoo protocol with pidgin
[20:35] <leaf-sheep> TaiseeSnill: :)
[20:35] <Slart> tophu: it's just there because compiz shuts down before X does
[20:35] <exitstate> love the floodbots
[20:35] <AaronMT> Is anyone getting bombared like mad with file transfer requests on freenode
[20:35] <linxeh> yes
[20:35] <Scunizi> linxeh: that did it.. thanks.
[20:35] <LjL> !exploit
[20:35] <sebsebseb> TheComputerGuy: Try not to swear in the channel :),  even when the floodbots are flooding a lot
[20:35] <tyler_d> yes
[20:36] <Slart> AaronMT: yes.. just ignore it for now
[20:36] <tyler_d> AaronMT: I have been
[20:36] <tophu> Slart: thanks that's what I figured but I'm paranoid still learning the ropes and earning my beans ;-)
[20:36] <jpds> Guys, you can just do: /mode <yournick> +C - and it will block all the DCC stuff.
[20:36] <AaronMT> Unfortunately my client cant ignore them alltogether
[20:36] <jpds> AaronMT: Please see above.
[20:36] <TheComputerGuy> sebsebseb, Alright
[20:36] <TheComputerGuy> sebsebseb, But what's up with all that lines?
[20:36] <sebsebseb> !love |  exitstate
[20:36] <exitstate> haha
[20:36] <sebsebseb> exitstate: :)
[20:36] <trijntje> haha, ubottu is bitter ;)
[20:37] <TheComputerGuy> lol
[20:37] <Zedde> Looks like irssi just ignores them
[20:37] <Scunizi> Zedde: thankfully
[20:37] <linxeh> Zedde: good clients do :)
[20:37] <jpds> Zedde: No, not really.
[20:37] <AaronMT> well how can you get a dialog in irssi
[20:37] <TheComputerGuy> How to set those custom factoids?
[20:37] <TheComputerGuy> I cant understand the bot helo
[20:37] <TheComputerGuy> s/helo/help
[20:37] <Slart> !factoid | TheComputerGuy
[20:37] <Scunizi> AaronMT: /msg <nick>
[20:37] <danielsevigny> I found the problem.... it's a bunch of missing libraries that should have been there... this is what I get for going 64bit
[20:38] <sebsebseb> TheComputerGuy: only ops can set them, and users can use them
[20:38] <TheComputerGuy> sebsebseb, right
[20:38] <sebsebseb> !bot |  TheComputerGuy
[20:39] <Zedde> jpds: Well it gives the msg aborting the download
[20:40] <trijntje> maybe we should just have one floodbod? This is crazy :P
[20:40] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - If you couldn't speak to the channel during the past minutes, please try again now.
[20:40] <leaf-sheep> trijntje: Maybe we should just have one airbag in whole car? Now, that is crazy. :)
[20:41] <echinos> pulseaudio can't see my sound card, but alsamixer in terminal can. ideas?
[20:41] <CShadowRun> There are probably separate flood bots as they need to make alot of changes very quickly, and the server won't allow that from one connection
[20:41] <kostkon> echinos, aplay -l
[20:41] <echinos> no cards found
[20:41] <kostkon> echinos, then, neither alsa can it seems
[20:41] <trijntje> leaf-sheep, it looks like our 4 airbags spend their time poking holes in each other
[20:42] <jpds> CShadowRun: More geographically redundancy.
[20:42] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - If you couldn't speak to the channel during the past minutes, please try again now.
[20:42] <kung> hi is there a special channel for the nbr?
[20:42] <CShadowRun> jpds: cool
[20:42] <kostkon> echinos, lspci | grep audio
[20:42] <jpds> kung: #ubuntu-mobile ?
[20:42] <dAlfa89_> Can I talk..?
[20:42] <Daijoubu> what's with these flood bots ? O_o i got redirected in a wierd channelw hen connecting from the browser
[20:42] <dAlfa89_> Hoorah!
[20:43] <sebsebseb> Daijoubu: yes
[20:43] <sebsebseb> Daijoubu: wrong one
[20:43] <sebsebseb> dAlfa89_: yes
[20:43] <archet45> is there  something i need to do to allow traffic from a specific port on ubuntu?
[20:43] <LjL> !register > dAlfa89_,    (dAlfa89_,, see the private message from ubottu) yes, and registering will let you do it in the future even during emergencies like this
[20:43] <echinos> kostkon: yeah, it's a via AC97
[20:43] <kung> jpds thx
[20:43] <philipp> Hi, do you know that your python-update broke python-uniconvertor ?
[20:43] <mlissner> Does anybody know how to run a command on suspend? I'm trying to automatically mute my sound, but I can't get it to work.
[20:43] <mehedi> how can i fix my compiz settings?
[20:43] <echinos> module is snd_via82xx
[20:43] <philipp> I can't export anything in HPGL or so in inkscape
[20:43] <kostkon> echinos, can you post the output at e.g. paste.ubuntu.com
[20:43] <philipp> How can I downgrade this python - shit?
[20:44] <VCoolio> mehedi: to reset all compiz settings to default:
[20:44] <echinos> output of lspci?
[20:44] <kostkon> echinos, if you run alsamixer you can see your card there?
[20:44] <Doonz> 0 * * * *  <-- this is from crontab how would i change it to run at 12am 6am 12pm 6pm?
[20:44] <VCoolio> gconftool-2 --recursive-unset /apps/compiz
[20:44] <VCoolio> mehedi: ^
[20:44] <jpds> Doonz: */6 * * * *
[20:44] <Slart> Doonz: something like *\6 for the hours
[20:45] <Doonz> uh
[20:45] <Doonz> wich one?
[20:45] <soreau> VCoolio: That will only work if you are using gconf backend in ccsm>Preferences
[20:45] <Slart> Doonz: or */6 ..
[20:45] <Doonz> oh ok
[20:45] <TheFunkbomb> Floodbots are working full time lately
[20:45] <jpds> Doonz: The first one.
[20:45] <Slart> Doonz: it's in the man page (which you have looked at.. right? =)
[20:45] <Daijoubu> *when
[20:45] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - If you couldn't speak to the channel during the past minutes, please try again now.
[20:45] <soreau> VCoolio: The correct way to reset all compiz settings is by using the Reset to Defaults in ccsm>Preferences
[20:46] <m4rk> what does it mean when an app goes dark?
[20:46] <philipp> Please fix the fucking python shit that Uniconvertor works again.....Or say how to downgrade python-2.6
[20:46] <LjL> !language | philipp
[20:46] <echinos> kostkon: hmm.. yes, I can see it in alsamixer, only if I'm root
[20:46] <Daijoubu> soreau: any idea how to obtain updated ubuntu 9.10 live images ? the original release DSL config was not working
[20:46] <sebsebseb> !language |  philipp
[20:46] <kostkon> echinos, hmm
[20:46] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - If you couldn't speak to the channel during the past minutes, please try again now.
[20:46] <tophu> ok I have an hp laptop witha  built in wireless card that is not supported in aircrack-ng so I purchased a usb adapter that is .. how can I install separate drivers for the usb wireless card without messing up my built in card?
[20:47] <mehedi> i  see the room list in pidgin, but can not join when i press join.
[20:47] <onepayamere> ARRAY(0x99177d0)
[20:47] <echinos> kostkon: maybe I need to add myself to the sound group or something :/
[20:47] <soreau> Daijoubu: ubuntu.com ?
[20:49] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - If you couldn't speak to the channel during the past minutes, please try again now.
[20:51] <queerryideort> I'm rorgesmalegon on 74.208.174.239 via 60.251.210.202:3128 (type: h)
[20:51] <Delvien> thats not annoying or anything
[20:51] <shutz`> finnaly
[20:52] <shutz`> Hi, I updated my ubuntu, restarted and now there are 2 ubuntu's in my grub bootloader, one with kernel *.14 and one with kernel *.15? :/
[20:52] <ikonia> sorry about that all
[20:52] <princezuda>  I'm still getting the grub 1.97 beta 4 command line. I believe ubuntu 9.10 is still intact but I can't run it because of my new updates. How would I undo updates via grub?
[20:52] <araxhiel> Hi! Does anybody know how to config the Network Manager in order to set up the main connection (Wireless or Ethernet)?
[20:52] <echinos> what was the licence plate on that truck!? ;)
[20:52] <Slart> shutz`: yes.. that's so that you can use the older kernel if the new one doesn't work
[20:52] <ctmjr> that was a pretty bad one (dcc flood)
[20:52] <princezuda> I think shutz and I are having the same problem he's just more experiencd with grub than I.
[20:52] <Slart> shutz`: it's totally by design.. if you remove the older kernel in synaptic it will remove the grub entry
[20:53] <ZaNeIuM> how it i restart the login screen, it seems to have locked up, but i can get to a terminal
[20:53] <johnneylee> Is there any ubuntu irc staffers available?
[20:53] <Primo_NT>  /server irc.seersirc.net
[20:54] <princezuda> can someone help me out? I think I'm having the same problem as shutz but I'm not sure how to get to the area he did.
[20:54] <Slart> johnneylee: lots.. the ops are in #ubuntu-ops
[20:54] <tsimpson> johnneylee: freenode staff are aware and working on it
[20:54] <archet45> is there  something i need to do to allow traffic from a specific port on ubuntu?
[20:54] <Primo_NT>  /join server irc.seersirc.net
[20:54] <ikonia> Primo_NT: what ?
[20:54] <Slart> archet45: not unless you have done stuff with the firewall
[20:54] <johnneylee> tsimpson: I'm thinking about a seperate issue, screw the silly exploiters. :P
[20:55] <Slart> princezuda: what is your problem? you just get a grub command line? no errors before that?
[20:55] <tsimpson> johnneylee: then #ubuntu-ops is the place
[20:55] <MrKeuner> my server is losing ethernet connection every once in a while. What may be causing it? --> e1000e: eth0 NIC Link is Down  -->e1000e: eth0 NIC Link is Up 100 Mbps Half Duplex, Flow Control: None  ->0000:00:19.0: eth0: 10/100 speed: disabling TSO
[20:56] <TheFunkbomb> Who is attacking freenode?
[20:57] <Slart> TheFunkbomb: ask in #freenode.. not here
[20:57]  * TheFunkbomb rolls his eyes
[20:58] <null_kuhl> hello, need help with xorg,  i installed nvidia drivers manually ver 190 and now after rebooting i can only see a black screen, no response to watever keys, however i can reach console from recovery mode, am using ubuntu 9.04 beta, please advice..
[20:58] <ripps> What's with the flood of dcc sends?
[20:58] <trash56> test
[20:59] <LjL> !exploit
[20:59] <Slart> null_kuhl: 9.04 beta?
[20:59] <mehedi> i  see the room list in pidgin, but can not join when i press join.
[20:59] <null_kuhl> Slart: : yes
[20:59] <null_kuhl> Slart: its a karmic beta
[20:59] <BluesKaj> null_kuhl, which nvidia card?
[20:59] <sheldon> hello all
[20:59] <Edgar1> im upgrading from 9.04 to 9.10 from a alternative.iso file
[20:59] <Slart> null_kuhl: why on earth would you use a beta for a 6 month old os?
[20:59] <null_kuhl> BluesKaj:9500gt , restriced driver was working but i wanted version 190
[21:00] <Edgar1> its downloading the file 1085 of 1547
[21:00] <Slart> null_kuhl: oh.. a karmic beta.. 9.10 you mean then.. but nevermind
[21:00] <mclur3> how do you autoignore dcc requests in irssi?
[21:00] <David-T>  /ignore *!*@* DCC
[21:00] <David-T>  /save
[21:00] <mclur3> David-T: thanks
[21:00] <null_kuhl> Slart: yes sorry
[21:00] <Slart> null_kuhl: download the new driver from the nvidia site.. go to the recovery console.. run telinit 3 then sudo sh NVIDIA_blablabla
[21:00] <princezuda> slart: I had no problems before getting a grub command line thats correct. I let the update manager do it's thing this morning, rebooted and got the grub line for the first time.
[21:01] <BluesKaj> null_kuhl, what you want and what works are different in your case, obviously...use the driver that works
[21:01] <Slart> null_kuhl: basically install the nvidia driver again.. that fixed the problem for me.. I had the same issue
[21:01] <mclur3> David-T: specific for this session or is it added to a config-file?
[21:01] <princezuda> Null_kuhl I have been running nvidia drivers on ubuntu 9.10 with no problems, they actually fixed some problems.
[21:01] <Slart> null_kuhl: the "telinit 3" is just to get to runlevel 3.. not sure if that is needed but the nvidia installer complained about it
[21:02] <null_kuhl> Slart: urgh so now am on console what to do ?
[21:02] <gylenova> ARRAY(0x8e8f670)
[21:02] <Slart> princezuda: you're running 9.10? with grub 2?
[21:02] <Slart> null_kuhl: do you have the nvidia driver downloaded?
[21:02] <David-T> mclur3: if you do /save it gets added to ~/.irssi/config
[21:02] <null_kuhl> the one that i downloaded manually yes, i have a .run file of it
[21:02] <null_kuhl> its version 190
[21:03] <null_kuhl> but after i installed it , i only get a black screen after booting
[21:03] <johnneylee> Funny things are afoot.
[21:03] <princezuda> I'm running 9.10 with grub 1.97 beta 4. It was grub 2 before I accidently did something in the grub line.
[21:03] <grawity> mclur3: Even if you don't do /save, it still gets added to ~/.irssi/config - but when you quit irssi, not immediately.
[21:03] <mclur3> David-T: ah, noticed your message now. thanks again!
[21:03] <Slart> null_kuhl: oh.. you've tried reinstalling it already?.. hmmm.
[21:03] <princezuda> that message was to slart.
[21:03] <David-T> grawity: really, oh.
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[21:03] <null_kuhl> Slart: no no, look , i had restricted driver enabled and working ok ?
[21:03] <akiva> So, does anyone know how to fix the sqlite3.ini problem?
[21:03] <grawity> David-T: Also every hour or something like that... dunno how often, but irssi does autosave its config.
[21:04] <Slart> princezuda: the only thing I can think of is to run the "sudo update-grub2" command again.. see if it fixes things
[21:04] <null_kuhl> Slart: but it was version 18x and i wanted 190, so i manually downloaded 190 off nvidia website as a .run file , closed X and installed it then rebooted and ended up with a black screen
[21:04] <princezuda> would that fix my ubuntu 9.10 gui problem?
[21:04] <David-T> grawity: i think i was trying to change things through irssi & edit the config file at the same time at one point and got into a habit of using /save...
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[21:05] <Slart> null_kuhl: oh.. ok.. so the 190 driver didn't work for you at all.. well.. hang on.. let's try installing the one from the repos again then
[21:05] <princezuda> I've been running ubuntu with a gnome gui than I did some updates via update manager and bam I'm in the grub.
[21:05] <steve> hi all
[21:05] <MrKeuner> flood of floodbots?
[21:05] <princezuda> that message was to slart.
[21:05] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[21:05] <ripps> that's it, I'm closing irssi until this raid is over
[21:05] <akiva> So, does anyone know how to fix the sqlite3.ini problem? Because anytime I rename sqlite3.ini to have only sqlite.ini (and backing up sqlite3.ini) as commonly given as a fix, it messes up any of my apps that use sqlite3 upon restarting my PC, such as Evolution mail
[21:05] <steve> anyone know how to add a persistent shortcut to a windows share on the desktop? I can't seem to do anything except bookmark it, but i can't work out how to put the bookmark on the desktop
[21:05] <johnneylee> Action! It's SpaceGhost, but I can't use that nick. Silly exploit.
[21:06] <Slart> null_kuhl: try running this "sudo apt-get install --reinstall nvidia-glx-185"
[21:06] <Slart> null_kuhl: hopefully it will get you back to 185 .. and hopefully that works better than 190
[21:06] <princezuda> hey I was running nvidia-185... I wonder if we're having the same problem.
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[21:07] <ActionParsnip> steve: mount it using /etc/fstab then make a symlink to the mount point on in ~/Desktop
[21:07] <mehedi> i  see the room list in pidgin, but can not join when i press join.
[21:07] <null_kuhl> Slart: actually i wanted to use 190 for development purposes on that nvidia card i have, and nvidia sdk requires ver 190, incase i get back now to a working 185 , any idea what should i do to get a working 190 :)
[21:07] <Connor> wtf! 4 Floodgates....
[21:07] <grawity> David-T: I used to do that often - then I reached the point of typing /reload and having to wait 5 minutes for irssi to unfreeze >_>
[21:07] <mehedi> i  see the room list in pidgin, but can not join when i press join.
[21:07] <Connor> Well, it is a large channel
[21:07] <steve> ActionParsnip: yeah but I don't want the password to be stored permanently - i.e. the user clicks the shortcut and then gets asked for their pwd
[21:07] <BluesKaj> Slart, null_kuhl , the 90 driver needs to be removed first and gdm stopped and the new driver installed at the tty
[21:08] <princezuda> Slart: Null_Kuhl and I could be experiencing the same problem. I was running nvidia 185 and than I let update manager do reccomended updates and important updates than bam it crashed... maybe it updated to 190...
[21:08] <ikonia> Connor: control your language please
[21:08] <thiebaude> can data on a dvd be overwritten by other data that has been downloaded?
[21:08] <null_kuhl> Blueskaj: i thought so , but no idea how to remove the 190 issue
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[21:09] <Slart> princezuda: I don't think 190 is in the repos yet
[21:09] <BluesKaj> old grphics drivers must be uninstalled first otherwise they will remain as the default no matter how many times you try to reinstall or edit xorg etc
[21:09] <lstarnes> I think some lag spikes on freenode are causing the bots to falsely detect floods
[21:10] <lstarnes> it looks like someone was banned as collateral damage
[21:10] <ActionParsnip> steve: you have lots of stored passwords, I dont know then. I think if you connect it makes a shortcut on the desktop
[21:10] <mneptok> lstarnes: there are mass DCC exploits going on. the bots are fine.
[21:10] <steve> ActionParsnip: yep, it does... then it disappears when you reboot, the only way round it i've found is with bookmarks, but i can't get it onto the desktop
[21:10] <MrKeuner> What's happening?
[21:10] <steve> I have to access it via Computer
[21:10] <lstarnes> mneptok: I didn't see any dccs recently though
[21:11] <princezuda> Okay, i'll do what you suggested slart and come back here if it worked or failed.
[21:11] <sebsebseb> !exploit |  MrKeuner
[21:11] <LjL> lstarnes: hm?
[21:11] <ActionParsnip> steve: i think it gets a mount point in ~/.gvfs  you could look in there and symlinl
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[21:12] <null_kuhl> BluesKaj: ^^
[21:12] <mehedi> is it possible to configure evolution mail for yahoo id?
[21:12] <mehedi> how can i run Yahoo messenger? pidgin does not work..
[21:12] <livingdaylight> how where do i purge the wine files?
[21:12] <excallheact> ARRAY(0x8e8f650)
[21:12] <mehedi> is it possible to configure evolution mail for yahoo id?
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[21:12] <livingdaylight> i install spotify with wine and it is not working
[21:13] <kostkon> livingdaylight, do you mean delete everything that you have installed?
[21:13] <MrKeuner> sebsebseb, Nov 24 16:11:42 host avahi-daemon[885]: Invalid query packet. Is that it?
[21:13] <sebsebseb> livingdaylight: sudo apt-get purge  wine.   if you want to remove the wine stuff delete  the hidden .wine folder  in Home.  Your Wine shortcuts in the menu will be left still though,  those are in .local or .config
[21:13] <livingdaylight> kostkon, i think i should try again
[21:13] <ActionParsnip> livingdaylight: did you check the appdb?
[21:13] <livingdaylight> sebsebseb, hi
[21:13] <livingdaylight> ActionParsnip, appdb?
[21:13] <kostkon> livingdaylight, spotify should work just fine. i'm using it myself. works 100%
[21:14] <sebsebseb> livingdaylight: hi
[21:14] <ActionParsnip> livingdaylight: not all apps run with wine, some wont even refuse
[21:14] <kbp> lol http://screenlets.org/index.php/Screenshots <----- Screenlets got hacked by an azn guy and he uploaded his gf foto on there :) lame
[21:14] <livingdaylight> kostkon, yes, it always worked fine for me too before, i don't know what is going on
[21:14] <haroelcabo> Is there a way to run dpkg so that it takes /dir as /   ?  This is the case that I have an old system mounted in /mnt aand I'd like to run dpkg in it
[21:14] <ActionParsnip> livingdaylight: you should check the appdb for wine to see if what you want to run via wine will run
[21:14] <ActionParsnip> !appdb | livingdaylight
[21:14] <haroelcabo> not inside my main ubuntu system
[21:14] <livingdaylight> ActionParsnip, oh, spotify works with wine... it worked fine for me before and many other ubunteros too
[21:15] <excallheact> I'm nealomaceam on 130.239.18.172 via 60.251.210.202:3128 (type: h)
[21:15] <gylenova> I'm kurkoebnow on 130.239.18.172 via 121.13.229.72:808 (type: h)
[21:15] <lstarnes> haroelcabo: you might be able to use chroo for that
[21:15] <mneptok> haroelcabo: use a chroot
[21:15] <ActionParsnip> livingdaylight: wine is by no means a 100% foolproof system, some apps refuse to install, some install but refuse to run, some run with issues
[21:15] <livingdaylight> ActionParsnip, i know... but spotify works
[21:15] <kostkon> ActionParsnip, but actually that is not the case for spotify
[21:15] <kostkon> ActionParsnip, it runs perfectly ok
[21:16] <ActionParsnip> mehedi: http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/mail/original/mailplus/pop/pop-35.html
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[21:16] <ActionParsnip> kostkon: just informing
[21:16] <Pez1> Hello all, i'm a first time Linux/Ubuntu user. Is there any reason why I wouldn't be able to create a file in my etc/hal/fdi/policy/ folder?
[21:16] <kostkon> ActionParsnip, sure. np about that
[21:16] <Pez1> I'm the only user on this machine and i've checked my administrator privileges.
[21:16] <grawity> Pez1: How are you trying to create that file?
[21:16] <Ibw> I need to install a package from source (Mercurial, and please don't tell me not to install it from source.). Is there a way to tell apt not to worry about dependencies that rely on mercurial and that I have installed it from source?
[21:17] <Pez1> I made it on the desktop and tried to copy it in. The option is greyed out in the right-click menu
[21:17] <SpaceGhostC2C> Can you all see this yet?
[21:17] <strywgr> anyone here using Transmission bit torrent client?
[21:17] <grawity> SpaceGhostC2C: ?
[21:17] <ActionParsnip> livingdaylight: what version of wine do you have?
[21:17] <ikonia> SpaceGhostC2C: yes
[21:17] <Pez1> it's an fdi that will allow the use of my scroll button on my T61
[21:17] <sebsebseb> SpaceGhostC2C: yes
[21:17] <Tiders> How can I search for all plugged in hard drives from the CLI
[21:17] <ActionParsnip> strywgr: i do
[21:17] <SpaceGhostC2C> Thanks. That was all too silly.
[21:17] <livingdaylight> ActionParsnip, 1.0.1
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[21:17] <ActionParsnip> Tiders: sudo fdisk -l
[21:17] <aspinto> aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
[21:17] <gylenova> ARRAY(0x8db90c0)
[21:18] <Tiders> ActionParsnip, Thanks
[21:18] <ikonia> aspinto: please don't - it's busy enough as it is
[21:18] <grawity> ikonia: excallheact too.
[21:18] <Ibw> Any ideas?
[21:18] <Tetracomm> Hello.
[21:18] <strywgr> Action, does it starts automatically at system startup?
[21:18] <ActionParsnip> livingdaylight: all the successes are on 1.1.26 and 27
[21:18] <aspinto> alguem pode me ajudar ?
[21:18] <Tetracomm> Is there a command I can use to check if a printer is detected on the parallel port?
[21:18] <strywgr> i cant see 'start on ubuntu startup's option any where in the prefences
[21:18] <excallheact> I'm nealomaceam on 130.239.18.172 via 60.251.210.202:3128 (type: h)
[21:18] <grawity> Pez1: In Unix, all users except root have same privileges. The "admin" bit only allows you to run programs as the "root" user - it doesn't give anything else. You cannot just drag a file to  a system directory.
[21:18] <Ibw> strywgr: What's your Dekstop environment?
[21:18] <strywgr> gnome
[21:18] <artsiomm> Hi! I have added "PATH=/usr/local/lib/jruby/bin" to /root/.profile and /root/.bash_profile, but still can't ruby jruby executable from console. Can someone please help
[21:19] <strywgr> ubuntu 9.10
[21:19] <livingdaylight> ActionParsnip, there are so many wine versions, it makes my head spin
[21:19] <kostkon> livingdaylight, yeah. it doesnt run in 1.0.x
[21:19] <Tiders> ActionParsnip, How do I get the UID of it?
[21:19] <kostkon> livingdaylight, use the latest. add the ppa for wine
[21:19] <grawity> artsiomm: First, .profile/.bash_profile are only executed for _login_ shells -- they usually don't apply to 'sudo'.
[21:19] <livingdaylight> ActionParsnip, i tried 1.2 and that was unstable that is why i'm trying default from repos
[21:19] <ActionParsnip> strywgr: yes, i made a symlink from /usr/share/applications/transmission.desktop to ~/.config/autostart
[21:19] <livingdaylight> kostkon, i see... 1.2 not good enough for other apps
[21:20] <araxhiel> Hi! Does anybody know how to config the Network Manager in order to set up the main connection (Wireless or Ethernet) and avoid that the other connection get connected OVER the actual connection?
[21:20] <livingdaylight> kostkon, no 1.2 unstable for me
[21:20] <kostkon> livingdaylight, hmm
[21:20] <ActionParsnip> Tiders: sudo blkid
[21:20] <grawity> artsiomm: Second, they _overwrite_ root's $PATH - it would be a lot better to _append_ to it instead: PATH="$PATH:/usr/local/lib/jruby/bin" -- otherwise you would lose easy access to the usual commands (ls, cat, sudo, cp)
[21:20] <livingdaylight> where do i get 1.1
[21:20] <Tiders> ActionParsnip, And where is the file where I set mounts again?
[21:20] <ironman> I'm curious, I was looking at changing the image my XSplash uses, but what would happen if I uinstall Xsplash
[21:20] <SpaceGhostC2C> What is livingdaylight?
[21:20] <strywgr> Action, and how to do that?
[21:20] <ActionParsnip> Tiders: /etc/fstab
[21:20] <Ibw> Is there a way to tell apt that I installed a package from source? (I need the newest version)
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[21:21] <kostkon> livingdaylight, there is an archive here http://wine.budgetdedicated.com/archive/index.html
[21:21] <livingdaylight> SpaceGhostC2C, wine 1.1.26
[21:21] <ActionParsnip> strywgr: cd ~/.config/autostart; ln -s  /usr/share/applications/transmission.desktop .
[21:21] <leaf-sheep> ironman: Nothing important. No Xsplash -- You'll see things that would happen behind Xsplash.
[21:21] <artsiomm> grawity: thanks for your response. but what do you mean by "login shells"?
[21:21] <Ibw> No one knows?
[21:21] <ironman> Thanks.
[21:21] <sebsebseb> leaf-sheep: It would be like the 9.04 boot up?
[21:21] <ActionParsnip> livingdaylight: http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=14230
[21:21] <grawity> Ibw: If I recall correctly, the preferred method is to build your own package when installing: instead of "make install", use "checkinstall" - this will create a .deb
[21:21] <leaf-sheep> sebsebseb: Pretty much, yes.
[21:21] <ironman> The only way I've seen so far to change Xsplash is the script to make it use my wallpaper.
[21:21] <Ibw> grawity: Awesome, thanks
[21:22] <strywgr> this command only?
[21:22] <grawity> artsiomm: Those shells that are started immediately after login - for example, if you login to a text console, it starts a "login" shell... and if you open a graphical Terminal, or if you run "sudo -s" or "sudo bash" or whatever, they create non-login shells.
[21:22] <leaf-sheep> sebsebseb: Xsplash will disappear when everything are done loading. That way, you would see "instant desktop ready to wait on you"
[21:23] <sebsebseb> leaf-sheep: ok
[21:23] <artsiomm> grawity: ok, so to make it work as expected I need to add to my user's .bashrc right?
[21:23] <ActionParsnip> strywgr: sure, thats it
[21:24] <strywgr> aright i have done that.
[21:24] <strywgr> time to test it.
[21:24] <grawity> artsiomm: Your, root's, I don't know. But I'm sure you should try .bashrc
[21:24] <abstract4d> how to download a file through console?
[21:24] <lstarnes> abstract4d: you could use wget
[21:24] <phisher1> man
[21:25] <SpaceGhostC2C> abstract4d: using what protocol?
[21:25] <ActionParsnip> abstract4d: wget file
[21:25] <phisher1> this network needs to get a hold on these dcc flooders
[21:25] <artsiomm> grawity: thanks for your help! it worked with adding to my user's .bashrc
[21:25] <abstract4d> lstarnes: wget "link" ?
[21:25] <abstract4d> or wget file
[21:25] <lstarnes> abstract4d: wget link
[21:25] <artsiomm> grawity: I was just trying to make it global when was adding to root's files
[21:25] <abstract4d> nice ty
[21:25] <SpaceGhostC2C> abstract4d: like this wget http://example.com/filename
[21:25] <sin7ax> !smbmount
[21:25] <lstarnes> abstract4d: you can also use wget -O file link
[21:25] <SpaceGhostC2C> !samba
[21:26] <sin7ax> ~thanks
[21:26] <SpaceGhostC2C> anytime
[21:26] <grawity> artsiomm: root's files only apply to root.
[21:26] <grawity> artsiomm: You might take a look at /etc/profile
[21:26] <SpaceGhostC2C> !smbfs | sin7ax
[21:26] <grawity> !cifs
[21:27] <SpaceGhostC2C>  !info smbfs | sin7ax
[21:27] <ActionParsnip> sin7ax: http://www.linux-noob.com/forums/index.php?/topic/1404-how-to-mount-a-windows-share-with-smbmount/
[21:27] <grawity> phisher1: Those "flooders" are getting K:lined in moments. But staffers aren't able to K:line someone before he even does bad stuff.
[21:28] <SpaceGhostC2C> !info smbmount > sin7ax
[21:28] <grawity> ActionParsnip: IIRC, smbfs is obsolete - the recommended way is mount.cifs
[21:28] <SpaceGhostC2C> !info smbmount < sin7ax
[21:28] <phisher1> Why did you put flooders in quotes?
[21:28] <SpaceGhostC2C> !info smbmount > sin7ax
[21:28] <phisher1> Are you implying they aren't flooding?
[21:28] <ikonia> SpaceGhostC2C: can you learn how to use the bot pleaqse before messing with it
[21:28] <phisher1> Because they are.
[21:28] <SpaceGhostC2C> nevermind.
[21:28] <lstarnes> phisher1: no
[21:28] <Pez1> I take it you're refering to the people trying to send 'unknown' files grawity?
[21:28] <SpaceGhostC2C> ikonia: I was playing with it in a message to just ubottu, and thought I had it. Sorry.
[21:28] <lstarnes> phisher1: staff can't tell if a particular user is doing something unless they actually do it
[21:29] <phisher1> yes, aware of that
[21:29] <maco> phisher1: yes theyre sending to the channel to try to exploit broken routers
[21:29] <lstarnes> phisher1: if you want staff to stop all the possible flooders beforehand, they'll have to shut down the whole network
[21:29] <phisher1> the nicks in question were very drone like though..
[21:29] <maco> phisher1: thats why large quantities of people disappear from the network every time tey do it
[21:29] <grawity> Pez1: Yeah.
[21:29] <phisher1> once again, well aware
[21:29] <ironman> If I could get the usplash background to show up until the desktop is ready, that'd be great.
[21:29] <esr> I just upgraded to Karmic Koala and my 2048x1536 display no longer shows resolutions about 1280x1034.  This is a disaster - can I fix it or must I downgrade?
[21:30] <esr> s/about/above/
[21:30] <Edgar1> i have downloaded the alternative.iso 9.10 for upgrade, i though it would be very fast the upgrade. but now is downloading some files, its downloading  1147/1547
[21:30] <phisher1> esr: did you install the appropriate driver for your video card?
[21:30] <Edgar1> is it necessary to wait download these files
[21:30] <phisher1> esr: you may need to install the restricted driver for your video card in order to achieve the higher resolutions.
[21:30] <Edgar1> ??
[21:31] <ActionParsnip> Edgar1: you have packages which arent on the CD but the repos you have added have karmic repos
[21:31] <bugaloo> Hi guys...does anybody knows (or have a clue) about how can I configure my infra-red remote control on HP Pavilion dv2000?
[21:31] <esr> phisher1: "Restricted drivers" didn't suggest anything.  Is there somewhere else I should look?
[21:32] <syk> esr, enable them
[21:32] <Edgar1> ActionParsnip so i have to wait? well, before that the wizard told me that my actual repos wont be used
[21:33] <xerox1> hi, i am using kile to write latex documents; after a while of writing i need only the contents as pdf document; is it possible only to generate a contents.pdf with kile?
[21:33] <leaf-sheep> bugaloo: I'm guessing you want lirc.
[21:33] <bugaloo> leaf-sheep, yes... I think you're right, but I have no idea how to use/configure it
[21:33] <esr> syk: "enable them", how?
[21:33] <livingdaylight> in Synaptic it says wine 1.2 and then next to it 1.1.31-Oubuntu3 What does that mean? is it the ppa one or ?
[21:34] <bugaloo> leaf-sheep, first of all, it asks me the remote control model, but it doesn't show any HP model or something like that
[21:34] <abstract4d> and now that i have downloaded the smf files
[21:34] <abstract4d> where to store them?
[21:34] <bugaloo> so I'm kind of lost here
[21:34] <ActionParsnip> Edgar1: not sure then
[21:34] <syk> esr, open restricted drivers, click on the driver and click enable
[21:34] <leaf-sheep> bugaloo: Find it here --> http://lirc.sourceforge.net/remotes/
[21:34] <Edgar1> darn it
[21:34] <bugaloo> leaf-sheep, hm... I'll take a look... thanks
[21:34] <kostkon> livingdaylight, no
[21:35] <rvn> i just put ubuntu 9.10 on my thinkpad, i've used ubuntu plenty but never on this machine, it's an R40 (not very relevant). I plugged my PCMCIA wifi card (Linksys WPC54G v3) in and lspci shows a new broadcom 54g, but it shows up as "not ready" in the wireless applet
[21:35] <bugaloo> leaf-sheep, ok... still lost, but now I have a path to follow :)  thanks for the tip
[21:35] <esr> syk: I have opened the restricted drivers window.  There are none to select
[21:36] <kostkon> livingdaylight, to add the ppa, go in system → admin → software sources, select the 3rd party software, press add the put:  ppa:ubuntu-wine/ppa
[21:36] <ActionParsnip> rvn: websearch the line in lspci for guides
[21:36] <kostkon> livingdaylight, press add, then reload.
[21:36] <leaf-sheep> bugaloo: It have been a while since I configured lirc. You have to configure two or three files.  Depends on your system.  It's in /etc/lirc, I believe.
[21:36] <N3OInc> asdfasd
[21:36] <livingdaylight> kostkon, by why is it called 1.2? thenit says 1.1.31?
[21:36] <N3OInc> What the hell was that FloodBot1 thing?
[21:37] <abstract4d> ok there is the deal, i have ubuntu server or VM, if i have lamp, i can go to http://localhost, (through Host OS)?
[21:37] <LjL> N3OInc: ask in #Ubuntu-ops if interested, not here please
[21:37] <viianna> hello!
[21:37] <kostkon> livingdaylight, there are two wine packages in the karmic repos. one, the wine one, that is the 1.0.x, the stable one and the wine1.2 for the 1.1.x unstable series
[21:37] <lstarnes> abstract4d: only through the guest
[21:37] <bugaloo> leaf-sheep, ok, thanks
[21:37] <lstarnes> abstract4d: or if port 80 on the host points to port 80 on the guest
[21:38] <abstract4d> lstarnes: could u help me with that please?
[21:38] <livingdaylight> kostkon, ok, but although 1.0 is stable it spotify doesn't work with it? and the unstable one does? have i got that right ?
[21:38] <kostkon> livingdaylight, yeap
[21:39] <lstarnes> abstract4d: you can use iptables or ufw for port forwarding
[21:39] <lstarnes> abstract4d: both are installed in ubuntu by default
[21:39] <esr> I have an Intel 965 graphics chip on board.  Surely *that* does not require a proprietary driver?  Why did this "ipgrade" throwe away my 2048x1536 capabilty?
[21:39] <lstarnes> abstract4d: also, you will need to make sure that the vm can recieve incoming connections rather than just make outgoing ones
[21:39] <maco> esr: wht upgrade?
[21:40] <abstract4d> lstarnes: or i could connect my vm with a free domain and i would access it from everywhere?
[21:40] <abstract4d> is that a good thinking?
[21:40] <Ibw> checkinstall is so cool
[21:40] <Ibw> It just saved my day
[21:41] <maco> Ibw: checkinstall does not generate "safe" debs for sharing
[21:41] <lstarnes> abstract4d: you would still need to haveport forwarding and vm networking properly configured for that
[21:41] <maco> Ibw: just makes it easier to uninstall what youve installed
[21:41] <Ibw> maco: That's prefect, because I don't need to share anything. I just needed a method to install a package from source because I needed the latest version and I'm still running Hardy
[21:41] <abstract4d> lstarnes: yes! but i could connect from every pc right?!
[21:41] <jocco> hi, in the past when I needed to partition and format a hard disk I just used QTPARTED... I cannot find qtparted in apt-repository, could someone please suggest a nice format utility with a nice GUI :D
[21:41] <lstarnes> abstract4d: yes
[21:41] <esr> maco: I just upgraded to 9.10, and my 2048x1536 minitor won't go above 1280x1024 any more .  With ain Intel 965, to "needs a proprietary driver" can't be an excuse here.
[21:42] <abstract4d> well i will search for that and come back with my reports!
[21:42] <abstract4d> thanks
[21:42] <lstarnes> abstract4d: assuming that your ISP doesn't block it
[21:42] <Ibw> maco: Thanks for the tip though
[21:42] <maco> Ibw: ok. just  a warning not to try to copy the deb to another computer
[21:42] <Nachturnal> hardy is what? 7.xx?
[21:42] <musty> maco: just fixed the wireless, btw.
[21:42] <lstarnes> Nachturnal: 8.04
[21:42] <xukun> I had a crash of pulseaudio, can somebody please tel me what is selected for for volume control of the pulseaudio applet and then configuration and then profile: what is selected here?
[21:42] <Ibw> 8.10
[21:42] <Ibw> or something
[21:42] <Nachturnal> ah ok
[21:42] <maco> esr: and it went that high on jaunty? mine didnt :(
[21:42] <lstarnes> abstract4d: if you're behind a router, you'll also need to have the router forward
[21:42] <Nachturnal> i'm on jaunty i believe. 9.04
[21:42] <musty> maco: sudo modprobe -r ssb wl b43
[21:42] <maco> Ibw: 8.10 is intrepid
[21:42] <musty> ;)
[21:42] <esr> maco: It went high on Jaunty.
[21:42] <esr> And WTF?
[21:43] <leaf-sheep> esr: There are too many issues with upgrading 9.04 --> 9.10. FYI.
[21:43] <estres> join #ubuntu-es
[21:43] <esr> I thought Ubuntu had gotten past this kind of random shit.
[21:43] <Nachturnal> i wish
[21:43] <musty> leaf-sheep, wut issues?
[21:43] <parasiutas> all people are from denmark here?
[21:43] <ActionParsnip> !ohmy | esr
[21:43] <maco> esr: kernel modesetting should mean you get higher resolutions even without having to boot plugged in on 9.10...
[21:43] <parasiutas> all people are from denmark here?
[21:43] <Scunizi> parasiutas: nopee
[21:43] <Ibw> nope
[21:43] <Nachturnal> parasiutas, no
[21:44] <knoppies> parasiutas, no
[21:44] <maco> esr: i couldnt get 2 monitors working because 1280x1280 was my computer's max until kms was enabled in 9.10, and ive got a 965 as well
[21:44] <noren> hello all, i have somehow managed to install DSL can i install /upgrade to ubuntu with it ???
[21:44] <livingdaylight> kostkon, do you configure winecfg in any particular way?
[21:44] <leaf-sheep> musty: Upgrading-related issues. From what I have been reading in this channel... and forums. There always are potential issues when upgrading. ;O
[21:44] <LjL> parasiutas, no. because obviously you weren't answered enough times.
[21:44] <maco> parasiutas: #ubuntu-nl for the netherlands
[21:44] <ActionParsnip> parasiutas: its not important here, this is english ubuntu support
[21:44] <xukun> anybody?
[21:44] <xukun> I had a crash of pulseaudio, can somebody please tel me what is selected for for volume control of the pulseaudio applet and then configuration and then profile: what is selected here?
[21:44] <Pirate_Hunter> for a small webserver (standard home server) what would be an adequate filesystem?
[21:44] <roger_padactor> im having a problem with grep, how do i search for a word in all *.php files in all folders in a dir
[21:44] <kostkon> livingdaylight, try following the faq about wine at spotify.com
[21:44] <LjL> maco: the netherlands...?
[21:44] <musty> leaf-sheep, ah
[21:44] <parasiutas> i need danish guy to ask some quistions
[21:44] <esr> Anybody have a suggestion, or must I scrub my system and downgrade?
[21:44] <maco> esr: does it make a difference if you plug in the screen before or after boot?
[21:44] <parasiutas> anyone able to help
[21:44] <parasiutas> ?
[21:44] <LjL> parasiutas: #ubuntu-dk
[21:44] <maco> LjL: isnt denmark in the netherlands?
[21:44] <ActionParsnip> Pirate_Hunter: ext3 or ext4 is fine
[21:44] <livingdaylight> kostkon, i'm asking about winefcg in general
[21:45] <LjL> maco: err, no?
[21:45] <noren> !dsl
[21:45] <livingdaylight> kostkon, is it best to leave it on xp?
[21:45] <maco> LjL: oops. i thought it was the capital
[21:45] <SpaceGhost|AFK> !dk | parasiutas
[21:45] <ActionParsnip> maco: no denmark is a bit more north
[21:45] <jorge-curioso> hey everyone
[21:45] <spO`> i installed the new kernel that comes with update/upgrade and now i get a blank screen instead of x windows desktop
[21:45] <knoppies> !hi
[21:45] <kostkon> livingdaylight, no, maybe you'll need to change 1-2 things only
[21:45] <esr> maco: Plugged in before boot.  I could try power-cycling it I suppose.
[21:45] <Nachturnal> esr, I'm not sure. But the pulseaudio problems have been a huge headache for me as well. Its had me considering a migration.
[21:45] <metalf8801> what is the best program to use to rip music from CD I own into OGG of Flac files and sometime only rip center songs (I found one program that seemed to want to rip the whole CD)
[21:45] <L3G1T> yo ppl
[21:45] <LjL> maco: the netherland is the country that contains holland, its people being called dutch. denmark is another thing, and its people are called danes
[21:45] <kostkon> livingdaylight, leave it on xp? you mean spotify?
[21:45] <maco> LjL: oh.
[21:45] <lainy> Will pulseaudio be in 9.14?
[21:46] <metalf8801> does anyone else have an Android phone?
[21:46] <kostkon> lainy, 9.14?
[21:46] <noren> need help here, got Damn small linux running can i install ubuntu over it
[21:46] <SpaceGhost|AFK> !offtopic | LjL
[21:46] <jorge-curioso> does anyone here want to help me setup a three-partition, dual-boot 64-bit computer?
[21:46] <maco> lainy:  since when are there 14 months in the year?
[21:46] <jorge-curioso> XD
[21:46] <Nachturnal> 9.14? ol
[21:46] <lstarnes> lainy: there is no 9.14
[21:46] <livingdaylight> kostkon, winecfg
[21:46] <quiensoy> is it posible to boot as fast as moblin with ubuntu?
[21:46] <ActionParsnip> lainy: its in 9.10, there is no 9.14
[21:46] <esr> metalf8801: I have an Android
[21:46] <kostkon> livingdaylight, ah, yeah. xp is fine
[21:46] <livingdaylight> kostkon, winecfg>applications
[21:46] <Nachturnal> 10.04 is next, i believe
[21:46] <Scunizi> after the last upgrade (kernel and what not) and during the attempted DCC exploits earlier, my VM (vbox) of Ubuntu suddenly lost some connection to network manager then dropped to TTY1.  Logging in there (cli) and trying to startx resulted in nothing.. reboot.. nothing but cli access .. maybe a vbox problem.. reinstall vbox.. try again and only cli. try booting with shift held down for grub menu.. nothing.. Any ideas?
[21:46] <maco> lainy: if youre asking about 10.04, yes of course itll have it
[21:46] <kostkon> livingdaylight, yeah
[21:46] <lainy> lstarnes, kostkon, lstarnes, ActionParsnip: I mean in 10.04, sorry
[21:46] <livingdaylight> ok
[21:46] <maco> lainy: GNOME wants PA, so we have PA
[21:46] <lainy> maco: ok thanks
[21:46] <Pirate_Hunter> ActionParsnip: ok had chosen ext4 already in my head just wanted a second opinion, thanks
[21:46] <Nachturnal> i would have preferred that jack remain instead of pulseaudio
[21:47] <kostkon> lainy, yes. why do oyu believe it will not?
[21:47] <COOPERS>  1 Abbraccio  A TuTTi . . . .  Ciao AmiCi Di >>>  #ubuntu <<<  SoNo CoN Voi   
[21:47] <metalf8801> noren yeah you should be able to just in stall ubuntu and wipe out DSL you will get an option to ether partion or use the whole drive when you install
[21:47] <LjL> COOPERS: ma infilateli dove dico io gli script idioti
[21:47] <ActionParsnip> Pirate_Hunter: np
[21:47] <funkyHat> !it > LjL (Please see the private message from ubottu)
[21:47] <ubuntu> How can i use my ipod touch 3.1.2 with ubuntu? and get the files off of it?
[21:48] <ActionParsnip> lainy: i'd imagine it will be pulse in 10.04
[21:48] <ActionParsnip> !ipod | ubuntu
[21:48] <lainy> ActionParsnip: ok thanks
[21:48] <ActionParsnip> ubuntu: gtkpod is one solution
[21:48] <jorge-curioso> is it possible to have a partition for Ubuntu, a partition for Windows 7, and a partition for files that both OS's can access?
[21:48] <Beryllium> I'm trying to compile a kernel module for a webcam, but when I 'make' it throws a bunch of errors and quits
[21:49] <metalf8801> noren: was that what you wanted to know?
[21:49] <noren> metalf8801, i dont have cdrom in my laptop, i heard Damn small linux is also debian based, any trick to migrate to ubuntu hereon ??
[21:49] <lstarnes> noren: just because it is (loosely) based on debian doesn't mean you can make an in-place switch
[21:49] <Scunizi> Beryllium: do you have to do a ./config first?
[21:49] <mehedi> has there any off line dictionary for ubuntu?
[21:49] <jack_> hi guys!
[21:49] <jack_> i dunno
[21:49] <Beryllium> Scunizi: What's that? :x
[21:50] <ubuntu> ok so jailbreak my ipod then i can use it?
[21:50] <ActionParsnip> mehedi: aspell
[21:50] <danielsevigny> basically
[21:50] <LjL> mehedi: what sort of dictionary?
[21:50] <Scunizi> Beryllium: that is needed sometimes when compiling
[21:50] <Scunizi> !compile | Beryllium
[21:50] <ActionParsnip> ubuntu: no, you can still use gtkpod, rockbox just makes the ipod not suck
[21:50] <sebsebseb> jorge-curioso: yes
[21:50] <metalf8801> noren: use unetbooten to put Ubuntu on to a flash drive so you can install it....  that will not work with the server version
[21:51] <esper> connecté, bonsoir tout le monde
[21:51] <sebsebseb> jorge-curioso: however you don't really need a shared data partitoin probably, since Ubuntu can read and write to Windows NTFS partition no problem since Ubuntu 7.10 (October 2007) as long as Windows was shut down correctly
[21:51] <LjL> !fr | esper
[21:51] <ubuntu> i have the ipod touch i dont think rockbox exists for it
[21:51] <Kangelus> People i need help.
[21:51] <noren> lstarnes, i wanted to get my system bootup now can i get the ubuntu from net directly
[21:51] <funkyHat> !ask | Kangelus
[21:51] <ActionParsnip> ubuntu: either way, gtkbox or amarok or banshee are options
[21:51] <jorge-curioso> sebsebseb: can i setup those partitions from the ubuntu boot disk? really? so it would be preferable to keep my files on the windows partition?
[21:51] <Nachturnal> are there known issues with brasero failing on disc burning while watching video in ubuntu?
[21:52] <lstarnes> noren: I don't think it can be booted easily over the internet
[21:52] <Beryllium> Scunizi: Useful guide, thanks.
[21:52] <Scunizi> Beryllium: sure..
[21:52] <metalf8801> noren are you using a netbook?
[21:52] <shutz`> Hi, how do I get Cairo-Dock automatically started up when ubuntu starts up?
[21:52] <ActionParsnip> !startup | shutz`
[21:52] <metalf8801> noren you can boot Ubuntu from a live flash drive would that work for you?
[21:53] <shutz`> ActionParsnip: Thank you.
[21:53] <Stoltz> Hello I'm trying to mount an NFS share in fstab but i get this error  mount to NFS server '192.168.1.65:/mnt/300GB' failed: RPC Error: Program not registered
[21:53] <sebsebseb> jorge-curioso: What I used to do, before I was much more comfortable doing Ubuntu as my main OS, with Windows hardly ever being booted up at al, is  that I would put my fun/interesting data in the Ubuntu partition only, and Windows woudn't have access :)
[21:53] <Kangelus> This is actually mu 2º day using ubuntu... i have a laptop Acer aspire 3500 and i'm using ubuntu 9.10. My "graphic board" is a Sis. the system is very slow, when i want to see a movie the time go's from 03:41 sec to 03:43, it just breaks...
[21:53] <noren> metalf8801,
[21:53] <funkyHat> It probably has an option for that, it has enough other options ⡈(
[21:53] <sebsebseb> jorge-curioso: or it was some other reason why I did that
[21:53] <noren> metalf8801, yes i am where to get the unetb...
[21:54] <Kangelus> When the sistem ask me for the session login even that sound of 3 seconds breaks...
[21:54] <sebsebseb> jorge-curioso: storing data in a Windows partition, and then using Windows when Internet connected,  well you might for example get virus infected and then your data is removed
[21:54] <metalf8801> esr: have you found any software that helps you sync you phone to Ubuntu so you don't have to do it manually?
[21:54] <noren> cd ..
[21:54] <ironman> Solved my own issue.  Went in there and just edited the image XSplash uses, with GIMP
[21:54] <Stoltz> Hello I'm trying to mount an NFS share in fstab but i get this error  mount to NFS server '192.168.1.65:/mnt/300GB' failed: RPC Error: Program not registered
[21:54] <sebsebseb> jorge-curioso: If you want to share between,  well  no longer need to make a Fat32 partition,  you can make a NTFS instead
[21:54] <sin7ax> !karmic mountwindowssharespermanently
[21:55] <sebsebseb> jorge-curioso: or just access your Windows partition from Ubuntu
[21:55] <spO`> the last upgrade, it messes up my Xorg.... now, it doesn't work when i do a aticonfig --initalize .... it ends up giving me just a blank screen... but if i don't do that initalize then i cannot use catayls settings
[21:55] <ActionParsnip> Stoltz: http://linux902.tripod.com/nfs-mount.html
[21:55] <jorge-curioso> sebsebseb: i like Ubuntu as my main, but alas some things require (or rather are easier on) windows. well soon I am investing in an external anyways so that will solve any problems I hope. but regardless, I should be able to do all my partitioning from the boot cd correct?
[21:55] <metalf8801> noren: http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download-netbook
[21:56] <Kangelus> ................
[21:56] <mehedi> has there any off line  English to English dictionary for ubuntu?
[21:56] <jorge-curioso> sebsebseb: yeah i wish windows was not so vulnerable
[21:56] <Pirate_Hunter> !ask > Kangelus
[21:56] <sebsebseb> jorge-curioso: So your installing Ubuntu now or?
[21:56] <BluesKaj> !gparted | jorge-curioso
[21:56] <Stoltz> ActionParsnip: yeah thx but that does not help me,, I've done this before and then it worked
[21:56] <jorge-curioso> sebsebseb: i actually want to set up a whitelist firewall
[21:56] <metalf8801> noren Ubuntu Netbook remix or UNR doesn't use a CD it is installed using a Flash drive
[21:56] <spO`> none of you have problems with ATI and Xwindows after the latest kernel upgrade?
[21:57] <sebsebseb> jorge-curioso: that can be done quite easilley in Ubuntu, but I am not sure of the det ails
[21:57] <jorge-curioso> sebsebseb, i am currently backing up my files on the computer to a separate drive, then installing ubuntu, the windows
[21:57] <mehedi>  has there any off line  English to English dictionary for ubuntu?
[21:57] <jorge-curioso> sebsebseb, and hoping it works
[21:58] <sebsebseb> jorge-curioso: even though your going to have a an external hard disk,  you might want to make a seperate /home  ,because that makes  re installing Ubuntu or distro hopping much easier
[21:58] <sebsebseb> jorge-curioso: useualley
[21:58] <hellyeah> hey
[21:58] <SpaceCow56> Hello, I'm using the KDE desktop environment in my ubuntu install, and I have been wondering why I've been unable to configure desktop effects in "System Settings --> Desktop Effects." The only place I can alter them is in the "CompizConfig Settings Manager."
[21:58] <hellyeah> how can i count file in a directory
[21:58] <sebsebseb> jorge-curioso: your data would go in Home, and  hidden program user data as well
[21:58] <hellyeah> like
[21:58] <jorge-curioso> sebsebseb, yeah i read about that in the documentation. it sounds like a good idea
[21:58] <hellyeah> count *.png result 70 file
[21:58] <sebsebseb> jorge-curioso: so you will be installing Ubuntu soon?
[21:59] <Kangelus> My Ubuntu 9.10 is Slow, i can't see a movie because it breaks 3 in 3 seconds, i can see videos on youtube, but in tube8 i can't because the video breaks. My laptop is a Acer aspire 3500 my graphic is a Sis. I can open firefox fast, but everything that has to do with graphics like screensaver is very slow. What's the problem ?!?!?!
[21:59] <sebsebseb> jorge-curioso: it's easier to set up one  before it gets installed
[21:59] <jorge-curioso> sebsebseb, tonight is the plan, but i still have to move about 80gbs
[21:59] <sebsebseb> jorge-curioso:  you have used Ubuntu before?
[21:59] <SpaceCow56> Hello, I'm using the KDE desktop environment in my ubuntu install, and I have been wondering why I've been unable to configure desktop effects in "System Settings --> Desktop Effects." The only place I can alter them is in the "CompizConfig Settings Manager."
[22:00] <jorge-curioso> sebsebseb, running it on this lappy im talking on and enjoying every minute of it. still don't know nearly as much as i'd like to about it though
[22:00] <sebsebseb> SpaceCow56: Your probably much better off asking in #kubuntu
[22:00] <Stoltz> Hello i'm trying to mount NFS share in fstab but I get this error message  mount to NFS server '192.168.1.65:/mnt/300GB' failed: RPC Error: Program not registered
[22:00] <SpaceCow56> sebsebseb: thank you
[22:00] <Slart> hellyeah: you could do something like ls | grep -c .
[22:00] <metalf8801> can anyone recommend good CD ripping software?
[22:00] <sebsebseb> SpaceCow56: np
[22:00] <Slart> hellyeah: there's probably better ways though..
[22:01] <Nachturnal> Anyone know how i can prevent this error? Session error : An internal error occured (brasero_burn_record burn.c:2599)
[22:01] <Doonz> how would i setup a crontjon to run every 6 hours?
[22:01] <sebsebseb> jorge-curioso: ok well  you can set up a seperate /home in the  advanced install option, the manual install
[22:01] <songer> software to convert videos to mp4?
[22:02] <quiensoy> songer: vlc
[22:02] <joaopinto> songer, avidemux
[22:02] <Stoltz> Hello i'm trying to mount NFS share in fstab but I get this error message  mount to NFS server '192.168.1.65:/mnt/300GB' failed: RPC Error: Program not registered
[22:02] <sebsebseb> jorge-curioso: and... ,but your not ready to do it yet
[22:03] <Guest27330> anyone give me a hand setting up permissions for a fat32 external usb drive? I'm trying to get mediatomb set up to stream to a ps3, however It will not let me list the mounted disk on its upnp server, giving me the error "Error: could not list directory /media/1TB : Permission denied"
[22:03] <Slart> Doonz: something like   * */6 * * * dosomething.sh
[22:03] <Pirate_Hunter> Kangelus: dont know how much help I can be seems like either you should be using 8.10 or at least check that you have assigned enough memory for your graphics card inside bios, the graphics in browser is to do with flash most likely and maybe xorg which you might want to look at
[22:03] <jorge-curioso> sebsebseb, no alas, i was just checking the possibilites. i have dinner to cook while it all goes down, but if you are back online when i begin the process, i'll keep you informed. thanks so much for the help and ideas thus far.
[22:03] <sin7ax> I created a directory, and somehow the permissions got changed
[22:03] <songer> joapinto, avidemux it says no audio decorer found for this file
[22:03] <Doonz> slart thank you
[22:03] <sin7ax> the owner is root
[22:03] <Slart> Doonz: oops.. sorry.. 0 */6 * * * dosomething.sh
[22:04] <sin7ax> how do i change it back to my user?
[22:04] <sin7ax> !chmod
[22:04] <hellyeah> Slart,  how about this ls -1R | grep -i .*.mp3 | wc -l
[22:04] <Slart> Doonz: the first one will run it once every minute the that entire hour.. the second will only run at 6:00 12:00 18:00 and so on
[22:04] <Doonz> slart ok
[22:05] <Slart> hellyeah: that looks like it would work too..  you might be able to use "find" instead of ls if you want to do more fancy stuff
[22:05] <Mike_lifeguard> Is there some tool I can use to visualize the web traffic on my router (or the server)?
[22:05] <Slart> Mike_lifeguard: take a look at cactii
[22:06] <centHOGG> Mike_lifeguard: I use DD-WRT
[22:06]  * leaf-sheep cries at the thoughts of DD-WRT 
[22:06] <eka^> anyone give me a hand setting up permissions for a fat32 external usb drive? I'm trying to get mediatomb set up to stream to a ps3, however It will not let me list the mounted disk on its upnp server, giving me the error "Error: could not list directory /media/1TB : Permission denied"
[22:07] <nh2> hi, my touchscreen triggers right-click (button 3) actions and this is a bug. It worked in Jaunty, but does not in Karmic. Where should I search for fixing it? I tried the xorg touchscreen driver (evtouch) and the kernel. Any idea?
[22:07] <Mike_lifeguard> Slart: thanks that looks pretty good. I guess it can monitor CPU, memory, etc eh?
[22:07] <eka^> I've attempted to chmod and chroot, and while the operations seem to work recursively through the directories, the folders remain rwx------
[22:07] <Slart> Doonz: this page is pretty good.. with examples and such http://www.thegeekstuff.com/2009/06/15-practical-crontab-examples/
[22:07] <seakazam> i have a question about my crontab, particularly why it seems to not be running my cron jobs
[22:07] <leaf-sheep> eka^: sudo chown -R David:David /media/1TB
[22:07] <Stoltz> !crontab
[22:08] <Slart> Mike_lifeguard: all kinds of stuff.. I think there is a modular plugin system too so you can do some really weird stuff with it
[22:08] <Scunizi> eka^: ouch.. a 1TB fat32 drive?  that might be one of your problems.. either ext3/4 or NTFS for something that size.. I think that fat32 has problems over a certain size.. and no journaling for possible recovery
[22:08] <seakazam> Stoltz: ive read these, i dont seem to be having any luck
[22:08] <eka^> I used that because it was going to be swapped between systems
[22:08] <Mike_lifeguard> Slart: I guess you use it eh? Is it easy to configure? (ie I want to fire-and-forget right now, then probably tweak and explore plugins next week)
[22:09] <eka^> there are no files larger than 4gb on there
[22:09] <eka^> and it's detected by ubuntu fine
[22:09] <mehedi> has there any off line  English to English dictionary for ubuntu?
[22:09] <liveashu> i have problem with my ubuntu 9.10
[22:09] <Scunizi> eka^: linux will read/write ntfs and windows can be made to read/write ext3
[22:09] <mehedi> has there any off line  English to English dictionary for ubuntu?
[22:09] <quiensoy> is it possible to make ubuntu boot as fast as moblin?
[22:09] <seakazam> my cron jobs dont seem to be running at all. i have the following line in my crontab: */1 * * * * echo 'it works'
[22:09] <Slart> Mike_lifeguard: I don't use it right now.. but I used to.. if I remember correctly there was a web portal for configuring it.. so you clicked around, setting stuff and so on and then it just worked
[22:09] <eka^> Scunizi, mac's don't really like ntfs all that much though
[22:09] <Mike_lifeguard> mehedi: en to en? 0_o
[22:09] <sin7ax> !gvfs
[22:09] <sin7ax> !gvfs-mount
[22:09] <sin7ax> grr
[22:09] <mehedi> has there any off line  English to English dictionary for ubuntu?
[22:10] <leaf-sheep> quiensoy: Sure. If you don't use ubuntu-desktop metapackage. Start from scratch and install essential packages tailored to your likings.
[22:10] <Mike_lifeguard> ok, cool. Thanks, Slart, I'll give it a go
[22:10] <Scunizi> eka^: ah a Mac.. ext3 it is then. :)
[22:10] <Slart> seakazam: hmm.. is that echo supposed to end up in the logs somewhere?
[22:10] <liveashu> kernal panic : can't mount the root  vfs to
[22:10] <eka^> Scunizi, it needs to be read by win XP & 7 systems too
[22:10] <mehedi> has there any off line  English to English dictionary for ubuntu?
[22:10] <Mike_lifeguard> mehedi: How do you translate from some language to ... *the same language*? Do you mean a normal dictionary?
[22:10] <eka^> Scunizi, hence the 'middle ground' of fat32
[22:11] <sin7ax> !karmic
[22:11] <jimcooncat> mehedi: American English? to Australian English?
[22:11] <Slart> seakazam: why not do "date >> /var/somelogfile.txt" so you can see if it fires, how often and so on
[22:11] <Scunizi> eka^: win xp and maybe vista/7 can read/write ext3 .. you have to install a driver for it though
[22:11] <mehedi> ya normal dictionary
[22:11] <mehedi> only for searching the meaning of words
[22:11] <seakazam> Slart: ill try that
[22:12] <Slart> Scunizi: they've updated those drivers? didn't it use to be just ext2?
[22:12] <nh2> quiensoy: I don't think so at the moment. Ubuntu starts many things at startup Moblin does not have. Of course, you can disable them in Ubuntu, so it will boot a bit faster. But in most cases, it is not worth the seconds you gain (as Ubuntu 9.10 already starts quite fast)
[22:12] <mehedi> American English
[22:12] <eka^> Scunizi, are there any reported issues with ubuntu not being able to properly change ownership on fat32 drives?
[22:12] <leaf-sheep> mehedi: I would suggest to search for dictionary server if one exists, install it. Obtain all dictionaries to your server. And use that.
[22:12] <metalf8801> last year I look at all or almost all of the programs in Add/Remove that said they could RIP CDs and I didn't really find anything I liked a lot (I think) so it would be great if someone could just suggest a program to me or tell me what they use
[22:12] <mehedi> has there any off line  English to English dictionary for ubuntu?
[22:12] <Scunizi> eka^: not that I know of.
[22:12] <metalf8801> please :)
[22:12] <Mike_lifeguard> uh oh - How can I reset the root password for mysql?
[22:12] <sin7ax> !fstab
[22:13] <liveashu> kernel panic :not syncing VFS unable to mount root fs  after kernal updation
[22:13] <liveashu> error comes at boot time
[22:13] <LjL> mehedi, if i had known an answer, i'd have todl you, there is NO need to keep PM'ing me about it. i know eng-to-something else dictionaries, no eng-eng ones.
[22:13] <LjL> !pm
[22:13] <mehedi> has there any off line  English to English dictionary for ubuntu?
[22:14] <liveashu> anybody there to help me out..
[22:14] <liveashu> ??
[22:14] <jeez1234> how do i fix broken packages? i always get error about rpm package when i use apt. system crashed when i was installing it.
[22:14] <eka^> Scunizi, thanks for the advice, think we'll reformat to ext3
[22:14] <centHOGG> rpm?
[22:14] <liveashu> kernel panic :not syncing VFS unable to mount root fs  after kernal updation
[22:14] <jeez1234> package for rpm
[22:14] <jeez1234> to install stuff from rpms
[22:14] <Scunizi> eka^: check the ext2/3 driver page out for info on windows and possible limitations
[22:14] <liveashu> kernel panic :not syncing VFS unable to mount root fs  problem after kernal updation
[22:14] <lstarnes> jeez1234: you should not use rpms on ubuntu
[22:14] <Slart> jeez1234: alien.. but avoid it..
[22:15] <liveashu> what to do?
[22:15] <Slart> !alien | jeez1234
[22:15] <mehedi> nice. ubuntu has no english to english off line dictionary.........
[22:15] <lstarnes> jeez1234: alien can at least partially convert rpms to debs, but it doesn't always work
[22:15] <Slart> jeez1234: note those two words.. dangerous and unsupported.. danger danger!!
[22:15] <leaf-sheep> mehedi: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=145949
[22:15] <Myxb> i am getting "could not read /etc/udev/rules.d/z80_user.rules" during boot. the file is a symlink pointing to an empty could not read /etc/udev/z80_user.rules file. any idea what is might be?
[22:16] <jeez1234> got it. but now the problem is the fact that my PC crashed when installing, and the packages weren't fully installed! [could've been any package!]
[22:16] <leaf-sheep> mehedi: Do try to use search engines. It was right there on the list. ;)
[22:16] <mehedi> nice....!! pidgin does not work in ubuntu
[22:16] <stiv2k_> hello there, I just upgraded from 7.10 -> 8.04 -> 8.10 -> 9.04 -> 9.10 on my friends computer and it appears that the latest kernel crashes the computer while booting up or just after booting up.  Is this a known issue or possibly a localized issue that resulted from the long string of distro upgrades?
[22:16] <stiv2k_> 2.6.27-ish kernels work fine
[22:16] <stiv2k_> but not 2.6.31 series
[22:16] <Slart> stiv2k_: there were some bugs about the new kernel in launchpad.. my problem was the nvidia driver
[22:17] <Cloacker> hello
[22:17] <centHOGG> my NTFS external usbdrive won't mount, but my FAT usb stick will... can ubuntu handle ntfs?
[22:17] <stiv2k_> Slart: the machine i am talking about uses i915 intel graphics
[22:17] <leaf-sheep> !ntfs | centHOGG
[22:17] <seakazam> Slart: i think the problem might be with my permissions. if the log file doesnt already exist, i assume i'll have to create it and give myself permission to write to it?
[22:17] <stiv2k_> also suspend AND hibernate are broken
[22:18] <Cloacker> is it possible to use dynamic so librarys without adding them to /lib or /usr/lib
[22:18] <mike-L> hello....
[22:18] <stefano_> ragazzi ho installato karmic koala, ma per la mia ati radeon x1600 installo i driver proprietari o mantengo quelli presenti di default?  Che mi consigliate?
[22:18] <mjheagle8> i just ran  rm -R /windows, is that bad?
[22:18] <jeez1234> Slart: slart as in slartibartfast?
[22:18] <mike-L> i have some problems with the network manager and openvpn
[22:18] <Scunizi> mjheagle8: on your linux box? won't do anything you'll notice
[22:18] <KB1JWQ> mjheagle8: Depends on what you're hoping to achieve with that.
[22:19] <sin7ax> does anyone have a link for mounting windows shares permanently (fstab configuration) with 9.10???
[22:19] <jeez1234> http://paste.ubuntu.com/327174/ thats the erros it reports! any ideas?
[22:19] <Slart> jeez1234: yes
[22:19] <scottj_> for a desktop background setter for a non-gnome window manager, what do you recommend?
[22:19] <jeez1234> Slart: nice :)
[22:20] <Slart> seakazam: ah.. yes.. that's true.. but you don't have to create it in /var .. you can create it in /home/seakazam/ instead
[22:20] <tado> hey. thunderbird doesn't allow me to save passwords, is there anybody that can help me figuring out why?
[22:20] <VCoolio> sin7ax: it's the same as before isn't it? /etc/fstab
[22:20] <mike-L> when i import my client.ovpn everthing is set uup correctly...
[22:20] <TheCheeze> !details mike-L
[22:20] <Dessan> what kind of problems?
[22:20] <TheCheeze> gah
[22:20] <ViaNocturn85> hello, my dvb usb is located on /dev/video0, but only MythTV notices it, how can that happen, i want it to work on kaffeine
[22:20] <sin7ax> VCoolio, i thought so... but dmask/fmask are gone
[22:20] <TheCheeze> cant remember what the command for that was.
[22:20] <Slart> stiv2k_: do a search in launchpad for new bugs in karmic.. there are a couple amongst the 50 latest or so
[22:21] <sin7ax> VCoolio, now there's something else... like dir_mode and file_mode
[22:21] <VCoolio> sin7ax: hm, neverd used those, just made sure a partition mounted automatically
[22:21] <mike-L> but nm still want's two ip addresses (local and "entfernte")
[22:21] <TheCheeze> mike-L, please make sure to type out your entire problem on one line. Please be sure to mention what version of Ubuntu you are using as well as the version of the software that is giving you problems (if applicable)
[22:22] <leaf-sheep> lilystivenson is a bit. :\
[22:22] <stiv2k_> Slart: so do you think that upgrading from 7.10 -> 8.10 -> ... -> 9.10 could have caused bad, bad things to happen?
[22:22] <Slart> stiv2k_: that's quite possible.. I usually do a full reinstall every other version.. just to avoid problems
[22:22] <sin7ax> VCoolio, can i send you my fstab? it looks like i got it to work, but the mount point was created under the root user
[22:23] <stiv2k_> Slart: the 2.6.27 kernel seems to work just fine... but the latest one crashes... and suspend/hibernate doesnt work on any kernel
[22:23] <Slart> stiv2k_: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/karmic/+bugs?field.searchtext=&orderby=-datecreated&search=Search&field.status%3Alist=NEW&field.status%3Alist=INCOMPLETE_WITH_RESPONSE&field.status%3Alist=INCOMPLETE_WITHOUT_RESPONSE&field.status%3Alist=CONFIRMED&field.status%3Alist=TRIAGED&field.status%3Alist=INPROGRESS&field.status%3Alist=FIXCOMMITTED&field.assignee=&field.bug_reporter=&field.omit_dupes=on&field.has_patch=&field.has_no_package=
[22:23] <VCoolio> sin7ax: sure; but creating the mount point as root shouldn't matter, is even required if in /media
[22:23] <stiv2k_> lol
[22:23] <stiv2k_> nice, short URL :P
[22:23] <Slart> stiv2k_: yes.. got to love launchpad =)
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[22:23] <VCoolio> Slart: ever heard of tinyurl.com ?
[22:23] <jeez1234> if any admins around, lilystivenson seems to be sending random files :-\
[22:24] <ViaNocturn85> jeez1234: Me too
[22:24] <chea> jeez1234: Report it in #freenode
[22:24] <sin7ax> VCoolio, --> http://paste.ubuntu.com/327177/
[22:24] <lstarnes> jeez1234: no need to report it right now (staff just killed it)
[22:24] <Slart> VCoolio: bah... you need to excercise that line breaking algorithm a little now and then =)
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[22:24] <jeez1234> lstarnes: yessir
[22:24] <sin7ax> i'm trying to mount a winshare to the "m" folder on my desktop
[22:24] <hax0r4> ?
[22:25] <lstarnes> jeez1234: there are at least a couple staff watching this channel
[22:25] <jeez1234> http://paste.ubuntu.com/327174/ can someone help me with this please?
[22:25] <syro> somebody from sweden?
[22:25] <funkycat90210> how can I remount my ext3 partition and remove a file? It gave me ext3 errors presumably because the disk is full so now I want to remount it read/write and remove the file, this is the root partition
[22:25] <chea> syro: I am.
[22:26] <Slart> syro: lots in #ubuntu-se
[22:26] <Slart> !se
[22:26] <VCoolio> sin7ax: that looks difficult, at least it should start with /dev I guess, what's that you start with? /Everestfive etc. If you want to bind stuff to a home folder I'm not sure fstab is the place
[22:26] <m3ga> hi, i have a system just upgraded from jaunty to karmic. system  used to boot to /dev/md0 device, but now stops at initramfs and can't find any mdadm devices. any clues?
[22:28] <VCoolio> sin7ax: I see, never did that; maybe someone else knows
[22:28] <sin7ax> ok, thanks for trying VCoolio
[22:29]  * VCoolio leaves it to someone else to help sin7ax permanently mount a samba share
[22:29] <leaf-sheep> !fstab | sin7ax
[22:29] <isolat3dsh33p> guys, I have a question, my download rate is 30++ KB/s which is considered fast since the ISP speed is 1Mb, but when i'm trying to load a page while downloading, I kept on receiving the problem loading page error. What may cause this? How to solve it?
[22:30] <mike-L> System Ubuntu 9.10 Kernel
[22:30] <mike-L> Probelm: Network Manager OpenVPN setup is not working
[22:30] <mike-L> I use a static key setup. gateway and ip are pushed by the server.
[22:30] <mike-L> NM  demands local and remote ip even if they are not needed.
[22:30] <FloodBot3> mike-L: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:31] <sweetandy> ChanServ, you're flooding ;)
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[22:33] <m3ga> hi, i have a system just upgraded from jaunty to karmic. system  used to boot to /dev/md0 device, but now stops at initramfs and can't find any mdadm devices. any clues?
[22:33] <Dimitree> How to prevent Ifupdown (eth0) to autoconnect at startup ? In the edit menu the Edit button is gray and not active >_> and who was the smart guy to release Koala with bugged network managed >_________>
[22:34] <YDNWK> MAGNUS-SWE sais "HOLD".
[22:34] <YDNWK> Good
[22:34] <snake__> hello
[22:35] <Moc> is it possible to move the popup indicator window ? It is 1 inch too low !
[22:35] <m3ga> Dimitree: remove "ethX auto" from /etc/network/interfaces
[22:35] <snake__> I would like to have persistent config with synclient for my touchpad
[22:35] <Dimitree> m3ga can i just delete everything in that file ?
[22:35] <ZykoticK9> Moc, not currently - i think everyone in Karmic has this "problem"
[22:35] <wolfslack_> After upgrading to 9.10 the graphical user iterface for autostarting applications has stopped working. In the sence that, yes i can still add programs. But they just don't start.
[22:35] <nh2> Moc: AFAIK there is no way to move it, but this is a known bug i think
[22:35] <raithdauthnut> ARRAY(0xa48b9e0)
[22:36] <YDNWK> If youre stupid and you know it, punch a nerd!!! :)
[22:36] <Moc> ha k
[22:36] <nh2> there is a program to move it to anoter corner, but its functionality is not implemented yet
[22:36] <CShadowRun> lol this guy is persistant
[22:36] <snake__> I created 11-x11-synaptics.fdi file in /etc/hal/fdi/policy but it don't seem to affect the configuration
[22:36] <m3ga> Dimitree: probably not.
[22:36] <Moc> got my thunderbird to work with the notify agent via a plugin
[22:36] <Dimitree> m3ga will a # in front of it work ?
[22:36] <Moc> and Im happy that pidgin still work with it
[22:36] <Drakonas> does anybody have any idea what may be the problem with linux, or my computer for that matter. Every time I install a Nvidia driver, no matter what version of the driver or of Ubuntu, I get a X errors or black screen after the Ubuntu boot loader (after Grub). I used to get just a bunch of errors, but ever since I upgraded to 9.10, I get a black screen. Hitting Ctrl-Alt-F1 shows no X log...
[22:36] <Drakonas> ...errors. Note: the first time I installed the Nvidia drivers they worked fine, but after I had to wipe my hd, they never worked again. I have 2x 280Ms wroking in Sli.
[22:36] <Scotchy> Hi, I have a problem with Karmic (that I had not with jaunty). My CPU just becomes way TOO hot if I compile anything
[22:36] <YDNWK> CShadowRun: Want the masters to play ?
[22:37] <CShadowRun> YDNWK: ?
[22:37] <Scotchy> And it will eventually (after 5 minutes or so) hang
[22:37] <Moc> Only big problem I have rightnow is my touchpad !!! Freakign annoying mouse jumping because my finger is over a corner when using the keyboard or my clit mouse
[22:37] <Fishscene> nub* mouse
[22:37] <snake__> can anybody help me with synclient?
[22:37] <YDNWK> CShadowRun: Ive seen you play ugly on the masters. Ubuntu has more to come, of this im very sure
[22:37] <kostkon> Moc, it's a feature. high priority notifs appear higher than the low ones. that's why some of your notifs appear lower than usual
[22:38] <iceroot> !anyyone | snake__
[22:38] <nh2> Moc: there is an option to disable touchpad while typing
[22:38] <CShadowRun> YDNWK: no idea what your on about
[22:38] <iceroot> !anyone | snake__
[22:38] <dAlfa89__> Moc, ZykoticK9, take a look at this? (: http://www.webupd8.org/2009/10/things-to-fix-tweak-after-installing.html  Number 10
[22:38] <IdleOne> !ot | YDNWK
[22:38] <YDNWK> CShadowRun: for instance "Chaos Computer Club" Sucks ? ... Ehm. Not smart
[22:38] <Moc> kostkon: hope they add a disable option for this, it getting intrusive in the screen
[22:38] <kostkon> Moc, :/
[22:39] <YDNWK> ±\
[22:39] <YDNWK> ±\
[22:39] <CShadowRun> YDNWK: i seriously have no idea what on earth your talking about.
[22:39] <ZykoticK9> dAlfa89_, thanks!
[22:39] <darkham> hi, karmic haven't /home/user/.gvfs no more?
[22:39] <Fishscene> Does anyone know how to get the account information used for logging in? For example, a list of usernames, UID's, etc..
[22:39] <iceroot> Fishscene: getent passwd
[22:39] <dAlfa89__> No problem, ZykoticK9 (:
[22:39] <Delvien> YDNWK This is a support channel, please keep offtopic opinions and such in #ubuntu-offtopic
[22:39] <snake__> iceroot, i already ask my question
[22:39] <wheegnawl> ARRAY(0xa48b750)
[22:39] <tsimpson> Fishscene: it's in /etc/passwd
[22:40] <Delvien> Why is floodbot() going crazy?
[22:40] <ctmjr> CShadowRun: i do not think He/she does either
[22:40] <CShadowRun> ctmjr: hehe
[22:40] <Fishscene> !ops | wheegnawl
[22:40] <Slart> !exploit | Delvien
[22:40] <IdleOne> Fishscene: he has already been K-lined
[22:40] <Slart> Delvien: that's what's happening every now and then
[22:40] <Fishscene> awesome.
[22:40] <blackest_knight> Drakonas: nvidia driver is half installed by the sound of it you could get the vesa driver working as a temp you might get somewhere with sudo aptitude safe-upgrade
[22:41] <leaf-sheep> Is there Keyboard Settings under Preferences? If so, what package/command is that?
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[22:42] <linub> halo2
[22:42] <Pirate_Hunter> if i am creating different partitions for my filesystem how much space should I give /? at the moment I have 40gb hd and im going to do it this way i.e. (/ - 3GB), (/boot - 2), (/home - 5), (/usr - 5), (/var - 10), (/svr - 5), (/opt - 5), (/usr - 5) does this seem fine?
[22:42]  * LjL claps
[22:42] <trijntje> pff, is floodbot still at it?
[22:42] <linub> how 2 enable gnome3 as default?
[22:42] <Dimitree> m3ga thanks very much finally that worked
[22:42] <leaf-sheep> jpds: What is +r?
[22:42] <Slart> leaf-sheep: I think it might be gnome-keyboard-properties
[22:42] <tsimpson> Pirate_Hunter: why so many?
[22:43] <Moc> does 9.10 & vlc support video hardware decoding support ?
[22:43] <lstarnes> leaf-sheep: only registered users may join
[22:43] <][Kue]2vo][> hello i have a problem with adding a PANEL in UBUNTU karmic koala
[22:43] <^Einstein> leaf-sheep: http://freenode.net/using_the_network.shtml
[22:43] <jpds> leaf-sheep: Only let regsitered people join.
[22:43] <Dimitree> AND THANKS VERY MUCH FOR RELEASING KOALA WITH BUGGED NETWORK MANAGER SO PEOPLE WITH ONLY ONE PC AND PPPOE CONNECTIONS CAN HAVE WHITE HAIRS >_> !!!
[22:43] <Fishscene> tsimpson: Is there a way to grab the UID mappings as well?
[22:43] <kostkon> !caps | Dimitree
[22:43] <lstarnes> Dimitree: do not use all caps
[22:43] <MenZa> Dimitree: don't like it, fix it.
[22:43] <Slart> Dimitree: it's above the left shift key
[22:43] <leaf-sheep> Ahh. Thanks. I was wondering about that.
[22:43] <lstarnes> Dimitree: it's usually reffered to as karmic or karmic koala, not just koala
[22:43] <snake__> I would like to have persistent config with synclient for my touchpad
[22:43] <eremite> ][Kue]2vo][: right click on an open space of your pannel, and then click add panel.
[22:43] <snake__> I created 11-x11-synaptics.fdi file in /etc/hal/fdi/policy but it don't seem to affect the configuration
[22:44] <toman> May i ask u a question about a problem with an AIPTEK media tablet 14000u under ubuntu 9.10 ? I tried everything and i couldnt configure it :( Can someone help me ? Pls PM me
[22:44] <eremite> ][Kue]2vo][: sorry, click New Panel
[22:44] <MenZa> !pm | toman
[22:44] <blackest_knight> Dimitree could be worse broken touchpad broken pulseaudio videodrivers that dont work ...
[22:44] <Dimitree> oh pardon moi for not using the karmic in your koala that doesn't work with pppoe >_>
[22:44] <tsimpson> Fishscene: the uids are in there, it formatted as "<username>:x:<uid>:<gid>:<name and other info>:<shell>"
[22:44] <leaf-sheep> Slart: Thanks. So it was Keyboard Shortcuts under Preferences. :)
[22:44] <Ben64> :| should i not be installing karmic on my lappy?
[22:44] <Pirate_Hunter> tsimpson: because those are the default in the livecd partition section, just wish to know that ive assigned enough space for each I know 2gb for boot is more than enough not sure about the rest
[22:44] <][Kue]2vo][> yes, i create a panel but i maked TRANSPARENT and Hide Automatic...now i cant open this panel =(
[22:44] <coachz> Any ideas why my apache won't install ?   http://codepad.org/afgskkcg
[22:44] <Slart> leaf-sheep: nope.. just preferences, keyboard ... not the keyboard shortcuts
[22:45] <Fishscene> oh perfect. Pardon my noobness. Thanks!
[22:45] <Dimitree> blackest_knight, what are you talking about i have to install alsa mixer and custom modprobe.d settings to make my surround sound work ...
[22:45] <toman> well, i asked it: I cant configure my AIPTEK 14000u tablet on ubuntu 9.10
[22:45] <tsimpson> Pirate_Hunter: that's not the default partition layout
[22:45] <toman> i found some stuff on the net
[22:45] <blackest_knight> snake__: you trying to work round the lack of shmconfig
[22:45] <toman> but none of this worked
[22:45] <Slart> leaf-sheep: keyboard shortcuts is gnome-keybinding-properties
[22:45] <tsimpson> Pirate_Hunter: there is no need to have a partion for /usr, /var, /opt and /srv
[22:45] <YDNWK> "PSCHYCHO DAAAD!!!" /Lovin it, lovin it
[22:45] <][Kue]2vo][> U see border of the Panel but i cant add nothing and cant open
[22:45] <tsimpson> Pirate_Hunter: you'll probably never even use /srv
[22:45] <isolat3dsh33p> guys, I have a question, my download rate is 30++ KB/s which is considered fast since the ISP speed is 1Mb, but when i'm trying to load a page while downloading, I kept on receiving the problem loading page error. What may cause this? How to solve it?
[22:46] <Dimitree> blackest_knight, not to mention the build-essential package that doesn't include the full header sources so i can't compile my driver for my DVB-S2 card >_>
[22:46] <LjL> YDNWK: quit the randomness
[22:46] <Ben64> isolat3dsh33p: 30K/s isn't fast...
[22:46] <blackest_knight> Dimitree: there is more than one broken package in karmic
[22:46] <snake__> blackest_knight, i dont know, I actived shmconfig to use synclient but now it configs are not persistent
[22:46] <tsimpson> Pirate_Hunter: /, /home and swap are usually sufficient
[22:46] <toman> I have problem with an AIPTEK media tablet 14000u under ubuntu 9.10 ? I tried everything and i couldnt configure it :( Can someone help me ? Pls PM me
[22:46] <nullkuhl> any one knows how to downgrade gcc and g++ from 4.4 to 4.3 on karmic ?
[22:46] <Dimitree> blackest_knight, why relase a broken system :( why ?
[22:46] <LjL> YDNWK: don't PM me
[22:47] <isolat3dsh33p> Ben64, for 1Mb ISP rating, it is :/
[22:47] <Pirate_Hunter> tsimpson: on the server 8.04 it is at least those are the partitions I see available and I'll probably never use /srv but remember Im trying to create a small webserver (standard/home) I think /var at least needs its own partition but even that I aint sure
[22:47] <Drakonas> does anybody have any idea what may be the problem with linux, or my computer for that matter. Every time I install a Nvidia driver, no matter what version of the driver or of Ubuntu, I get a X errors or black screen after the Ubuntu boot loader (after Grub). I used to get just a bunch of errors, but ever since I upgraded to 9.10, I get a black screen. Hitting Ctrl-Alt-F1 shows no X log...
[22:47] <Drakonas> ...errors. Note: the first time I installed the Nvidia drivers they worked fine, but after I had to wipe my hd, they never worked again. I have 2x 280Ms wroking in Sli.
[22:47] <nullkuhl> any one knows how to downgrade gcc and g++ from 4.4 to 4.3 on karmic ?
[22:47] <isolat3dsh33p> Ben64, how fast is your download rate?
[22:47] <Entity|sick> how good is the 64bit support for ubuntu? I have heard some applications don't work as well.
[22:47] <blackest_knight> Dimitree: i'm probably taking it far too personal ,(to piss me off)
[22:47] <jpds> Entity|sick: They do.
[22:47] <Slart> Entity|sick: not really.. these days it's just fine
[22:47] <Ben64> isolat3dsh33p: i have no idea what "1Mb ISP rating" is, but 30K/s is slow for this age.
[22:47] <Drakonas> lol
[22:47] <tsimpson> Pirate_Hunter: the reason the server install can have all those partitions is because some of those are expected to be NFS shares
[22:47] <Ben64> isolat3dsh33p: I download at 300K/s here, both of my friends download at 600K/s
[22:48] <linub> how to set gnome 3 as default?
[22:48] <IonCannon218> Drakonas: this just occured to me, does the SHIFT+ALT+F1 works?
[22:48] <Slart> Entity|sick: I can't really think of anything that doesn't work with 64bit.. perhaps some proprietary plugins for electronic ids.. but that's about it
[22:48] <Drakonas> yes
[22:48] <Entity|sick> jpds, Slart so, I will find everything completely in order? no library differences, etc?
[22:48] <nullkuhl> any one knows how to downgrade gcc and g++ from 4.4 to 4.3 on karmic ?
[22:48] <Drakonas> but x shows no errors
[22:48] <Entity|sick> s/differences/problems/
[22:48] <tsimpson> Pirate_Hunter: unless you're running a medium size company web service, you only need / and /home
[22:48] <IonCannon218> Drakonas: check xorg.conf?
[22:48] <nullkuhl> is this the right place to ask bout this : any one knows how to downgrade gcc and g++ from 4.4 to 4.3 on karmic ?
[22:48] <Slart> Entity|sick: I've been running 64bit for a couple of years now.. java works, flash works... what else used to be bad?
[22:48] <YDNWK> LjL: Lartboy. I just spoke to you. Later on this will be worth millions.
[22:48] <Drakonas> I did, nvidia is set as the driver
[22:48] <tsimpson> Pirate_Hunter: I can run apache fine without /var being a partition
[22:48] <Drakonas> no problems
[22:48] <toman> Anyone knows smthing about AIPTEK Media tablets on 9.10 ?
[22:49] <Entity|sick> Slart, ok. Also, I assume 32bit Apps can be insalled. Am I correct>
[22:49] <IonCannon218> nullkuhl: this is the right place
[22:49] <Slart> Entity|sick: as I said.. I can't think of anything that doesn't work any more.
[22:49] <toman> it worked just fine on 9.04 :(
[22:49] <Entity|sick> +corrections
[22:49] <Ben64> Slart: flash was the latest thing to not work, but it does now
[22:49] <snake__> blackest_knight, i dont know, I actived shmconfig to use synclient but now it configs are not persistent
[22:49] <nullkuhl> IonCannon218: any idea  then ?
[22:49] <Entity|sick> Ok.
[22:49] <Entity|sick> Thanks!
[22:49] <IonCannon218> nullkuhl: no i do not
[22:49] <Slart> Entity|sick: 32bit apps can be installed.. usually they require 32bit libraries as well though
[22:49] <Entity|sick> Oh.
[22:49] <IonCannon218> Drakonas: try safe graphics mode?
[22:49] <Dimitree> oh whatever :/ i hope the TLS release will be better :/
[22:49] <Entity|sick> So there could be the gotcha
[22:49] <Drakonas> there is none, only recovery mode
[22:49] <nullkuhl> Slart: any idea how to downgrade gcc and g++ from 4.4 to 4.3 on karmic ?
[22:49] <Drakonas> that gies no graphics whatsoever
[22:49] <Ben64> but what 32bit only apps do you need?
[22:49] <isolat3dsh33p> Ben64, i'm not sure the correct term. But yeah, it's slow. My country is just 5 years behind
[22:49] <Drakonas> *gives
[22:49] <Pirate_Hunter> tsimpson: so 1gb - swap, 15 home, and the rest for /? awww ok that explains a lot dont think I will be using NFS anytime soon so yeah tell me what you think about the new setup
[22:50] <Slart> nullkuhl: I would uninstall them and then find a deb with the older version and install that
[22:50] <][Kue]2vo][> anybody speak spanish??
[22:50] <Drakonas> and when I try to manually start X, it does the same thing
[22:50] <bigmack83> after a recent update, my desktop shows all my files from my home folder. i tried a few solutions i read on the forums but none seemed to work. i tried opening gconf-editor and changing what the desktop shows but it still shows my $HOME files. i want it to show Desktop
[22:50] <Slart> !es | ][Kue]2vo][
[22:50] <][Kue]2vo][> i need help wiith panels
[22:50] <Entity|sick> Ben64, jus trying to thing ahead
[22:50] <Entity|sick> ][Kue]2vo][, yo si
[22:50] <Ben64> isolat3dsh33p: oh, didn't know you werent in USA.
[22:50] <Ben64> Entity|sick: I've been on 64bit for a couple years now, no problems lately
[22:50] <MrGlass> hi. im trying to install pyyaml. https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pyyaml shows that there is an ubuntu package, but aptitude install pyyaml returns an error that it doesnt exist
[22:50] <tsimpson> Pirate_Hunter: that sounds fine
[22:50] <Entity|sick> Ben64, good to know, Thanks all!
[22:50] <Drakonas> what?
[22:50] <Ben64> Entity|sick: especially now that Adobe released 64bit flash, everything is awesome
[22:50] <Dimitree> blackest_knight, is Lucid Lynx usable yet ?
[22:50] <Drakonas> woops
[22:51] <IonCannon218> Drakonas: try without sli?
[22:51] <Entity|sick> Also, is dual core support cool?
[22:51] <Ben64> Dimitree: Lucid hasn't come out at all yet
[22:51] <Drakonas> can't change that setting until i get the drivers working  :P
[22:51] <][Kue]2vo][> hola entity
[22:51] <Entity|sick> this machine I'm getting is 64bitx2
[22:51] <Ben64> Entity|sick: Dual core is freaking awesome. I don't have it though
[22:51] <IonCannon218> Drakonas: is it disablable in bios?
[22:51] <Drakonas> zomg!! Im chatting with 3 different programs at once
[22:51] <wolfslack> Hello Ubuntu wizards. If someone could tell me how to add startup program to gnome sessions without gui i would appreciate it alot. My googlefu has failed so far.
[22:51] <Dimitree> Ben64, there are daily builds of it
[22:51] <Entity|sick> ][Kue]2vo][, hola. leiste lo que el otro puso?
[22:51] <Drakonas> no, it is not
[22:51] <Entity|sick> lo del !es
[22:51] <blackest_knight> Dimitree:  i don't know but it might be worth a try
[22:51] <][Kue]2vo][> Si
[22:51] <Entity|sick> Ben64, but compat is good?
[22:51] <Slart> Ben64, Entity|sick: I still wouldn't call flash on linux awesome.. but at least64 bit is as good as 32bit these days.. still no fluid fullscreen youtube though
[22:52] <Entity|sick> Slart, ah.
[22:52] <Ben64> Entity|sick: yeah
[22:52] <Colonel_Panik> Entity|sick, getlibs is a program to get missing 32 bit libs after you force install a 32 bit program on a 64 bit system
[22:52] <Entity|sick> well, good thing I don't watch youtube much.
[22:52] <Dimitree> if it's anything less broken then Karmic i'll take it even in pre alpha state haha
[22:52] <Pirate_Hunter> tsimpson: thanks a lot will continue enjoy your evening
[22:52] <tsimpson> :)
[22:52] <Ben64> Ubuntu 10.04 Release schedule \\\ December 3rd, 2009 – Alpha 1 release
[22:52] <nullkuhl> Slart: does ubuntu 9.04 comes with gcc and g++  4.3 ?
[22:52] <Entity|sick> Flipside, 32bit runs fine on 64bit HW?
[22:53] <IonCannon218> Drakonas: have you tried nvidia-xconfig?
[22:53] <IonCannon218> Drakonas: http://linux.die.net/man/1/nvidia-xconfig
[22:53] <Slart> nullkuhl: I'm not really sure.. you would have to check http://packages.ubuntu.com
[22:53] <spO`> what directory shows what audio device entities Alsa has?
[22:53] <Ben64> Entity|sick: just install 64bit, or you'll miss out :)
[22:53] <Dimitree> Ben64 any idea if pppoe is broken there also ?
[22:53] <Myxb> Pirate_Hunter: just make / - 8-10 G and the rest for /home.
[22:53] <Entity|sick> Ben64, lol
[22:53] <Entity|sick> ok
[22:53] <obiwan__> hey guys i need a quick answer, i'm with pidgin, a gal spoke to me, i'm not supposed to be in my house. I set my status to invisible, how the heck did she know i'm here? or she doesn't and just gets the "$user is disconnected, he'll receive  ur msg when he's online" ?
[22:53] <Drakonas> no i haven't
[22:53] <Ben64> Dimitree: i make my router do pppoe, no clue
[22:54] <IonCannon218> Drakonas: print that out and try it
[22:54] <manug> obiwan__ -- what network is this on?
[22:54] <leaf-sheep> obiwan__: Talk with the gal. "Yo, whassup?"  Be cool, dawg.
[22:54] <Drakonas> let me transfer chatzilla to my laptop
[22:54] <Drakonas> and i'll reboot and try
[22:54] <isolat3dsh33p> Ben64, it's okay, I envy people in your country. :/
[22:54] <IonCannon218> k
[22:55] <Dimitree> Ben64 btw can't the devs make updated Karmic iso with the working network manager ??? why leave the broken release for everyone to download and break their systems ?
[22:55] <Ben64> isolat3dsh33p: well I envy people in Sweden and Japan, and South Korea and......
[22:55] <Entity|sick> Dimitree, I have had no problems with the Network manager
[22:55] <Entity|sick> I could connect right away
[22:55] <obiwan__> the future of potential new linuxer boys is on your hands, i'm geting caped if she finds out i'm tricking her.. leaf-sheep  i can't  manug is on msn
[22:55] <Ben64> Dimitree: whats wrong with the network manager? I run 8.04 on my desktop, installing karmic on my laptop right now
[22:55] <IonCannon218> i had problems with that
[22:55] <Dimitree> Entity|sick, do you use pppoe ?
[22:55] <AJC_Z0> obiwan__: Not an Ubuntu question, but nothing stops one IM users IMing another just because they are invisible. Nothing is going to tie you to a house except logs on the client (which you can easily remove) and on the IM provider's server (which proabably need a court order to get)
[22:55] <IonCannon218> on my laptop i had to uninstall networkmanager
[22:55] <Entity|sick> Dimitree, wifi
[22:55] <IonCannon218> to get wirless to work
[22:55] <Dimitree> pppoe is broken it work only after update prom ppa repositorys
[22:56] <nullkuhl> Slart: yes its there, 4.3 gcc and g++ on jaunty (9.04) , i guess i have to downgrade to 9.04 jaunty
[22:56] <IonCannon218> ifconfig and iwconfig works fine for me
[22:56] <Pirate_Hunter> Myxb: 8-10 for /, its not a lot of space being given you sure about that considering how easy it is for /var/ to grow
[22:56] <dajhorn> obiwan__: If you're connecting through a company server or a company VPN, then they could see.  Maybe she just guessed that you were at your computer.
[22:56] <Entity|sick> Dimitree, oh
[22:56] <Slart> nullkuhl: nah.. not really.. just uninstall gcc first.. then download the 4.3 packages from that page and install them
[22:57] <wolfslack> Hello Ubuntu wizards. If someone could tell me how to add startup program to gnome sessions without gui i would appreciate it alot. My googlefu has failed so far.
[22:57] <leaf-sheep> obiwan__: "Yeah, I could lie... but I'm not going to stoop down to that level. I'll admit this is a mistake on my fault and I'm sorry. We cool?"
[22:57] <nullkuhl> Slart: but now after uninstalling gcc, its like un installing alot of packages with it.. i feel like the whole os packages is getting uninstalled lol
[22:57] <thebwt> does the ubuntu wiki have <<getval(x,y)>> disabled?
[22:57] <Slart> nullkuhl: oh.. that might be bad.. yes..
[22:57] <obiwan__> AJC_Z0: that's enough , she's not a cop lol thanks dajhorn  we're not in any vpn hehe
[22:57] <spO`> how do i check my hardware addresses my audio/alsa is using?
[22:57] <isolat3dsh33p> Ben64, haha
[22:57] <Slart> nullkuhl: is it like uninstalling hundreds of packages?
[22:57] <nullkuhl> Slart: yes
[22:58] <Dimitree> Entity|sick, but to get it you must use sudo pppoeconf which disables Network Manager from managin your card, and then you have to get the updates from the ppa, and then you have to hack and slash in network devices and another 3 folders to remove the pppoeconf settings and even then Ifupdown tries to autoconnect and you can't edit it with the Gui cos the button is disabled and then you have to edit network devices again and THEN Dsl autoconnects on bo
[22:58] <Dimitree> ot >_>
[22:58] <nullkuhl> Slart: including compiz  stuff  python libs
[22:58] <Slart> nullkuhl: I would stop it before it gets to someting fatal
[22:58] <nullkuhl> Slart: but what would i do then :S
[22:58] <Dimitree> Entity|sick, i have no idea how every day users are going to achieve that ...
[22:58] <Slart> nullkuhl: reinstall ubuntu-desktop
[22:58] <manug> obiwan__ this isn't an ubuntu-specific problem. i'm not sure how msn works with invis but pidgin problably does the same thing
[22:58] <Entity|sick> Dimitree, ouch
[22:58] <Slart> nullkuhl: that should get you back to something that would at least run
[22:58] <Entity|sick> Don't use ppoe directly from the machine?
[22:58] <manug> obiwan__ with aim, you can still messages people who are invisible
[22:59] <Entity|sick> get a router to do it.
[22:59] <ctmjr> obiwan__: it is more than likely is spam if you send her a msg. back she will let you see her on cam or some such nonsense
[22:59] <ubuntarium> ho
[22:59] <ubuntarium> hi
[22:59] <nullkuhl> Slart: ok and after, i mean ill end up with gcc 4.4 again, because i already see the 4.3 packages but when i choose them , they get installed however i run gcc i get no such app, but if i run gcc-4.3 it works, so i cant make my whole world point to gcc-4.3 u know what i mean ?
[22:59] <AJC_Z0> obiwan__: rm ~/.purple/logs/$network/$your_id/floozy/$datetime.txt
[23:00] <obiwan__> leaf-sheep: yeah i could lie, but that's not my style, i'm cheating g you with your friend , say hello to her huny ¬¬ if she knows i'm here shes killing me dude
[23:00] <Myxb> Pirate_Hunter: I have 11G for / of which only 6.5G is used. and it is quite stuffed with software. you need just to keep your system clean, like remove old kernels and clean apt cache. besides you always can boot from a live cd and resize your partitions (with some grub tweaking)
[23:00] <Slart> nullkuhl: ah.. tricky
[23:00] <AJC_Z0> or better, -rf .../floozy
[23:00] <Slart> nullkuhl: but there has to be a way of using a special version of gcc.. have you check the gcc site? searched the ubuntu forums?
[23:00] <livingdaylight> how do i convert png to jpg?
[23:00] <obiwan__> but it's alright , if invisible = not connected it's no problem at all
[23:00] <Myxb> i am getting "could not read /etc/udev/rules.d/z80_user.rules" during boot. the file is a symlink pointing to an empty could not read /etc/udev/z80_user.rules file. any idea what is might be?
[23:01] <leaf-sheep> obiwan__: If you're invisible, you're ghost.  If you're not, you will be a ghost.
[23:01] <Ben64> livingdaylight: convert blah.png blah.jpg
[23:01] <Slart> livingdaylight: convert (Imagemagick)
[23:01] <obiwan__> ahahaha leaf!!! lol
[23:01] <esr> I have solved the Karmic Koala screen-res problem for my hardware (Intel 965 + Samsung 1100XDF).  See http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=8380555&postcount=13
[23:01] <obiwan__> that's good lol hahaha
[23:01] <VCoolio> livingdaylight: if you install imagemagick first, check Ben64's command
[23:01] <a6> http://pastebin.com/maadce9e help me i have nvidia drivers but compiz dont run
[23:01] <DigitalKiwi> livingdaylight: why would you do such a thing?
[23:01] <ubuntarium> I have a problem after upgrading to the new Karmic, not react closing laptop lid...
[23:01] <AJC_Z0> obiwan__: There is one other log of your conversation which could one day be a problem for you
[23:02] <livingdaylight> Imagemagick is in repos?
[23:02] <Slart> livingdaylight: yes
[23:02] <YDNWK> Slart. Identify with your real name "Slarty". We are but a few thousand shrimp boaters but we can surely rock.
[23:02] <DigitalKiwi> I can think of no *good* reason to convert a png to ANY lossy format
[23:02] <YDNWK> ROCK!
[23:02] <esr> Somebodyt at X.org or Ubintu needs to be beaten like a gong over this.  It is *not* a proprietrary-drivers problem - it is X failing to  get or interpret EDID data properly and generating only stock modelines.
[23:03] <a6> esr is for me ?
[23:03] <YDNWK> esr: Hushs the puppy master
[23:03] <a6> help me
[23:03] <esr> a6: I don't undetstand.
[23:03] <Slart> YDNWK: off to #ubuntu-offtopic with you.. shoo!
[23:04] <a6> help me
[23:04] <a6> http://pastebin.com/maadce9e
[23:04] <Slart> a6: describe your problem
[23:04] <YDNWK> esr: <- Dont be evil towards the real ESR.
[23:04] <esr> I had to hack a custom modeline.  Haven't had to do that in 5 years!  This is a serious regression.
[23:04] <YDNWK> esr: Slinkey :P
[23:04] <a6> i have nvidia drivers installed but compiz dont run
[23:04] <IdleOne> !troll | YDNWK
[23:04] <esr> I *am* the real ESR, fool.
[23:04] <a6> xgl extensions not present
[23:04] <Slart> a6: what graphics card do you have?
[23:05] <seakazam> saw that coming
[23:05] <YDNWK> !troll | IdleOne.
[23:05] <YDNWK> My name is Magnus
[23:05] <a6> Slart, nvidia 9600
[23:05] <LjL> !ops | YDNWK
[23:05] <Slart> a6: do you have the nvidia binary drivers installed?
[23:05] <obiwan__> AJC_Z0: which one
[23:05] <IdleOne> thank you
[23:05] <a6> Slart, yes
[23:05] <obiwan__> AJC_Z0: my gal doesn't know about linux, i just impress her with sudo find /
[23:06] <a6> i have also xinemerama in videoprojector
[23:06] <Slart> a6: can you pastebin the file /var/log/Xorg.0.log ?
[23:06] <obiwan__> so that's not a problem for today, but anyway i'd like to know
[23:06] <sybariten> hey
[23:06] <sybariten> is it possible to say _roughly_ how long a dist-upgrade takes?
[23:06] <Slart> obiwan__: "but honey.. I can't do the dishes.. look how hard I'm working" =)
[23:06] <IonCannon218> sybariten: a few hours
[23:06] <sybariten> This is, going from gutsy to... something else
[23:06] <IdleOne> 1.5 hours
[23:06] <sybariten> seriously?
[23:06] <sybariten> OK hmmm
[23:06] <IonCannon218> depending on your computer speed
[23:06] <IdleOne> depends on your connection
[23:07] <grimboy> I just upgraded (packages, not distribution) and now I can only get graphics in safe graphics mode. It makes me go through a bunch of dialogs every time. Also ALSA has suddenly stopped working. Oh, and my touchpad. What would make all my drivers stop working at once?
[23:07] <esr> Anyway, the point for the channel regulars is: don't jump to the conclusion that this bug has anything to do with nVidia or drivers.  It's much more general (and worse) than that.
[23:07] <Slart> grimboy: kernel update?
[23:07] <obiwan__> lol Slart hahah xD
[23:08] <grimboy> Slart: Yes, well that's the other thing. I can only run the last series of kernels.
[23:08] <grimboy> Safe mode graphics is all messed up in the newest ones.
[23:08] <a6> Slart, http://pastebin.com/m2493f153
[23:08] <grimboy> But I still am forced to use default big chunky graphics even though I use my old familiar kernel.
[23:08] <Slart> grimboy: hmm.. not really sure what would mess up the safe mode.. that's usually.. well.. safe =/
[23:08] <a6> http://pastebin.com/maadce9e
[23:08] <Alan502> Good morning, to be honest, i borrowed someone my computer and she deleted my widgets and my shortcuts, any idea to get them back?
[23:09] <LjL> esr: to actually reach a few channel regulars, you may want to ping #ubuntu-bugs and/or #ubuntu-ops about that
[23:09] <esr> LjL: Thanks.
[23:09] <AJC_Z0> obiwan__: The floozy's. Don't underestimate the vindictive capabilities of persons of the female persuasion
[23:09] <Drakonas> hey guys, I have a problem. I think my hardware is set up very awkwardly. I cannot get success with any nvidia driver in any version of ubuntu. Funny thing is, it worked the first time, but never again. I have come to think it has to do with the ahci. I have a setting in the bios to choose the default os (not boot order, under advanced), and I have to choose Windows Vista, b/c choosing other...
[23:09] <Drakonas> ...causes my 2 hd's and the cdrom to disappear from the boot list.
[23:10] <erUSUL> esr: the nvidia closed source driver i well known for not parsing EDID data correctly
[23:10] <AJC_Z0> One of the deleted Alan502's widgets!
[23:10] <erUSUL> esr: you have to tell it dpi information by hand it can figure it out in most cases for a starter
[23:11] <Drakonas> I get a black screen when booting ubuntu or kubuntu 9.10
[23:11] <Slart> a6: hmm.. you're indeed using the binary driver.. so far so good.. hang on a sec.. let me find something for you
[23:11] <Drakonas> and a bunch of errors for X in older version
[23:11] <esr> erUSUL: The problrem is much more general than that. I just saw it using an Intel 965.
[23:11] <IonCannon218> does the splashscreen works?
[23:11] <Alan502> well i have already recovered my widgets and icons, but icons where in like a "grey" box that looked pretty neat, how do i fix this??? please help! and sorry if i sound too... amateur
[23:11] <Slart> a6: try running this script and see what it says http://forlong.blogage.de/entries/pages/Compiz-Check
[23:11] <Ben64> esr: it really doesn't seem like that big of a deal, edid isn't very exacting
[23:12] <esr> Ben64: But 9.04 got this right.  We have a regression here.
[23:13] <prodcutnews> hi .. any IRC servers for  oracle, DBA channels  ?
[23:13] <esr> And it *is* a big deal, for anyone who doesn't grok X custom modelines it's unrecoverable.
[23:13] <Azanoth> Hi everyone: I'm new to linux and want to start learning the BASH shell. Does anyone have any book recommendations for a beginner?
[23:14] <Bob_Dole> I don't see grok very often. Good book, though.
[23:14] <Ben64> esr: sometimes i have to plug my hdtv into my laptop 3 or 4 times before it gets the right resolution for it, edid sucks
[23:14] <Slart> Azanoth: try this one.. it's free http://www.ubuntupocketguide.com/index_main.html
[23:14] <Azanoth> I do familiarity with ruby and a little bit of perl... so my knowledge is technical at least
[23:14] <Ben64> esr: it's not like it's system killing, not very hard to add a modeline, or find a irc channel to help with it
[23:14] <erUSUL> Azanoth: you want to program shell or just use the shell ?
[23:14] <erUSUL> !cli | Azanoth
[23:15] <Slart> Azanoth: it doesn't focus on bash.. but I'm sure there is a bash chapter in it
[23:15] <esr> Ben64: I think the problem is at the X end.
[23:15] <erUSUL> Azanoth: http://mywiki.wooledge.org/BashGuide
[23:15] <Azanoth> Program shell :)
[23:15] <DigitalKiwi> http://tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/ Azanoth
[23:15] <DigitalKiwi> it's supposedly like the best thing since sliced bread for learning bash
[23:15] <Ben64> there should be an option to put in your resolution, and it'll make a modeline for you
[23:16] <erUSUL> Azanoth: head to #bash and read the topic ;P
[23:16] <Azanoth> I'm taking all those links down. The only thing is that I'm going to be setting on a plane for the next 5 hours, and I was gonna run and grab a book for that
[23:16] <DigitalKiwi> will you have a laptop?
[23:16] <spO`> karmic has so many darn bugs
[23:16] <spO`> i might as well go back to jaunty
[23:16] <Azanoth> I do appreciate everyone's effort to keep my pocketbook intact :) No laptop
[23:16] <eremite> Azanoth: free comic books, all genres @ http://mediafire/komix  -- You're welcome.
[23:16] <a6> Slart, http://pastebin.com/m1d98c332
[23:17] <a6> Checking for composite extension...               [FAIL]
[23:17] <eremite> http://Mediafire.com/komix
[23:17] <a6> Checking for hardware/setup problems...Xlib:  extension "RANDR" missing on display ":0.0".
[23:17] <erUSUL> Azanoth: http://tldp.org/LDP/abs/abs-guide.pdf
[23:18] <Slart> a6: hmm.. well.. I don't know how to fix that.. but at least you've got something to google about
[23:18] <a6> ok
[23:18] <erUSUL> Azanoth: wait... it is packaged for ubuntu... ;)
[23:18] <erUSUL> !info abs-guide | Azanoth
[23:18] <eremite> a6: is yoru problem a resolution problem?  Stuck in 600x800?
[23:19] <eremite> a6: I have a fix for that, but it needs to be done each time you retsrat X.  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1112186
[23:19] <eremite> If your connection is VGA and is not working, try using VGA1
[23:20] <Azanoth> Okay, thank you all :)
[23:20] <spO`> how come alsa isn't listed in my /proc/asound/card0 even though /proc/asound/cards lists it
[23:21] <RFXCasey> I need to know exactly how to enter an install option at the end of the install options list
[23:22] <obiwan__> AJC_Z0: ahh that won't be a problem man hehe she's leaving my country in a couple weeks, i just wanted to ensure i got 6 all days before her part, and tricking her was a little problem for that hehe
[23:23] <a6> eremite, i not understand is my resolution problem ?
[23:24] <jdahm> hey I'm using the emacs-snapshot package (gtk version) and I'm having trouble setting the font.  I have http://codepad.org/ZfyDQKMs as my .Xresources, and I begin emacs, but the font is always huge and definitely not monospace
[23:24] <phantomcircuit> bbl
[23:25] <m4rk> hi
[23:25] <m4rk> how do I fix the pidgin buddy icon?
[23:25] <m4rk> the buddy list
[23:26] <mgolisch> fix?
[23:26] <jdahm> oh nevermind, it actually works, I just needed to merge changes
[23:26] <m4rk> YES fix it. the purple whatsit looks dumb
[23:26] <spO`>  how come alsa isn't listed in my /proc/asound/card1 even though /proc/asound/cards lists it
[23:27] <Omen_20> did ubuntu lose the ability to customize sounds in 9.10? Theres no way to customize each trigger like on 9.04
[23:27] <SuperPii> #ubuntu is so quite
[23:27] <Panda^^> Hello. What is a good synchronising tool between ubuntu and windows?
[23:28] <tck9> is there a way to find out the partition type without mounting it
[23:28] <Omen_20> SuperPii, it's because of having to register names. I had to and before I did tons of people were piling into Ubuntu-unregistered or whatever it was named
[23:29] <spO`> when is karmic going to have less soo many bugs?
[23:29] <Scunizi> Panda^^: http://one.ubuntu.com and then ubuntu will sync automatically and windows might be able to use "mysynctoy" a free download.
[23:29] <Omen_20> Panda^^, I think Dropbox is better, but 9.10 added in Ubuntu One.
[23:30] <Omen_20> Dropbox is cross platform as well. Ubuntu One is just for Ubuntu. Plus Dropbox can be accessed through a browser
[23:30] <spO`> karmic is worse than old windows
[23:30] <Panda^^> Ok, I opended Ubuntu One onces and didn understand anything.. Gotta give it a go then
[23:30] <Gunnar> How can I enter my virtual C drive from Wine in the terminal ?
[23:30] <Younder> the name for 9.10 is karmic
[23:30] <kernco> I'm getting the error "Xsession: unsupported number of arguments (2)" when trying to log into either KDE or Gnome from kdm.  I can log into both successfully from gdm.
[23:30] <RenatoSilva> how to put my emerald theme in global location?
[23:30] <kernco> Gunnar: It's in ~/.wine/drive_c
[23:30] <Gunnar> thanks Kernco
[23:31]  * erUSUL we should open an #ubuntu-venting channel
[23:31] <erUSUL> !emerald
[23:32] <RFXCasey> I need to know exactly how to enter an install option at the end of the install options list
[23:32] <Pirate_Hunter> how to add ext4 in ubuntu hardy?
[23:32] <erUSUL> RFXCasey: a boot option/kernel parameter ?
[23:32] <maco> Pirate_Hunter: cant. that kernel cant do it.
[23:32] <erUSUL> !boot | RFXCasey
[23:33]  * RenatoSilva has been using Emerald and has more useful things to do other than fixing stupid upgrade manager that doesn't offer the opportunity to remove legacy software
[23:33] <spO`> i don't know why karmic doesn't show my ALSA device anymore
[23:33]  * RenatoSilva is unhappy also with the login screen regression, as well as a lot of users
[23:33] <sebsebseb> RenatoSilva: login screen regression???
[23:33] <maco> spO`: did you just dist upgrade from 9.04?
[23:33]  * RenatoSilva ponders about deleting ubuntu at all, and using windows 7 only
[23:33] <maco> spO`: if so, are you running the right kernel?
[23:34] <Pirate_Hunter> maco: guess I'll miss out until the new lst comes out
[23:34] <spO`> maco, i upgraded a long time ago and i did a fresh install
[23:34] <RenatoSilva> sebsebseb: look at alunchpad bugs about it
[23:34] <maco> spO`: oh
[23:34] <The_Journey> how do I know my current intel graphics driver on the command line?
[23:34]  * Scunizi is thinking of putting RenatoSilva on ignore .. unless he goes to #ubuntu-offtopic
[23:34] <RenatoSilva> Scunizi: I don't really care?
[23:35] <erUSUL> The_Journey: grep driver | /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[23:35] <sebsebseb> spO`: the bugs are basically here to stay  with 9.10 now, unless they fix a security issue
[23:35] <ikonia> RenatoSilva: enough please
[23:35] <sebsebseb> spO`: 10.04 should be better though :) since it's LTS as well
[23:35] <maco> sebsebseb: um SRUs exist so we can do bugfixes post-release
[23:35] <sebsebseb> maco: What's that?
[23:35] <maco> sebsebseb: its just that the bugs tend to be fixed in devel first then released in stable
[23:35] <spO`> wtf?
[23:35] <maco> sebsebseb: Stable Release Updates
[23:36] <ikonia> spO`: please control your language
[23:36] <spO`> sbsehbse, you are saying karmic is unfixable?
[23:36] <sebsebseb> spO`: not exactly
[23:36] <The_Journey> erUSUL: that didn't work
[23:36] <digitalfiz> im using https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows to fix my grub and it says to add windows edit /boot/grub/menu.lst but i dont have a menu.lst what should i do?
[23:36] <spO`> sebse, then why would bugs remain?
[23:37] <erUSUL> !doesntwork | The_Journey
[23:37] <sebsebseb> spO`: I thought it was security updates only from the repo to fix bugs, but I guess I am wrong
[23:37] <The_Journey> erUSUL: well it gave me permision denied
[23:37] <Slart> Does anyone have a recommendation for a good sound card to buy? I'm tired of creative...
[23:37] <maco> !sru | sebsebseb
[23:38] <sebsebseb> maco: thanks :)
[23:38] <Colonel_Panik> I doesn't work; I retired.
[23:38] <Gunnar> Ehrm how do I access directories when they have a name like "Program Files"
[23:38] <Slart> Gunnar: Program\ Files
[23:38] <erUSUL> Gunnar: enclosing the name with " "
[23:38] <Gunnar> Thanks Slart
[23:38] <Slart> Gunnar: or use quotation marks
[23:38] <Scunizi> digitalfiz: that was written for the old grub1.. ubuntu uses grub2 now.. check out   http://www.ubuntuhq.com/content/customizing-grub2-how
[23:38] <Iowan> digitalfiz: menu.lst was pre-Karmic. Dunno where it moved, now.
[23:39] <erUSUL> !grub2 | Iowan
[23:39] <glen__> Hi, is there a command I can use (or can I use the Search For Files GUI) to search for files recursivly that do not have extensions jpg, JPG, png, PNG? thanks
[23:39] <Scunizi> digitalfiz: there's another link just above
[23:39] <erUSUL> glen__: find
[23:40] <offby1> There's a keyring manager that pops up soon after I log in, and asks for a password.  I cannot figure out how to change its password -- I changed my login password, but that didn't affect it.  How can I change it?
[23:40] <offby1> glen__: find /some/directory ! -iname '*.jpg' ! -iname '*.png'
[23:40] <offby1> ! means "not"
[23:40] <offby1> silly bot
[23:40] <glen__> offby1: thanks :)
[23:41] <offby1> "oeuf" means "egg"
[23:41] <offby1> it's like those French have a different word for _everything_
[23:41] <offby1> in my case, the popup says that it's NetworkManagerApplet that wants to unlock the keyring
[23:42] <maco> offby1: go to keyring settings
[23:42] <maco> offby1: system-> preferences, i think
[23:42] <offby1> maco: I think I already did, but I'll try again.
[23:42] <maco> offby1: its the login keyring
[23:42] <Scunizi> offby1: do you have wep or wpa on wireless?
[23:42] <Scunizi> offby1: if so that's why the keyring manager is poping up
[23:43] <Iowan> erUSUL: Thanks for grub2 link - too bad I won't remember it :)
[23:43] <offby1> Scunizi: I am indeed using either web or wpa (not sure which, but I know that I need a password to connect to the wireless here)
[23:43] <erUSUL> Iowan: ubottu will
[23:43] <erUSUL> !grub2 > Iowan
[23:43] <offby1> I'm not upset that the keyring manager is poping up; I'm upset that the password it wants is still "x" even though I've since changed my login password to something else.
[23:43] <Scunizi> offby1: then the keyring manager is wanting your input to pass the password along to the wireless router..
[23:44] <Scunizi> offby1: oh.. yea.. I heard about that.. weirdness abounds..
[23:44] <g1er> is there an ultralight ubuntu floating around?
[23:44] <offby1> maco: I couldn't find anything labeled "keyring settings", but I did find "Encryption and Keyrings".  However, I still cannot figure out how to change my password with that.
[23:44] <offby1> This is Karmic, by the way.
[23:45] <maco> offby1: is there a "passwords" tab ?
[23:45] <maco> offby1: and one of the things listed shows a folder and says "Passwords: login"?
[23:45] <maco> offby1: right click -> change password
[23:45] <Scunizi> offby1: do you also have "auto login" enabled?
[23:46] <offby1> maco: there's a "PGP Passphrases" tab.
[23:46] <offby1> maco: but it doesn't say anything about login, which seems reasonable
[23:46] <offby1> Scunizi: no, no auto login.
[23:46] <maco> offby1: um try just running the "seahorse" command
[23:47] <Scunizi> offby1: check this link to change the password.. a bit older but might work. http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/syndicated-linux-news-67/lxer-auto-unlock-keyring-manager-in-ubuntu-intrepid-711625/
[23:47] <offby1> huh, never heard of that, but OK
[23:47] <maco> offby1: the first tab in seahorse is Passwords. thats the one you want
[23:47] <offby1> aha
[23:47] <erUSUL> offby1: maco seahorse is in Aplications>Accesories>
[23:48] <maco> erUSUL: yeah i know
[23:48] <offby1> maco: OK, seahorse looks a bit like what you described.
[23:48] <Symmetria> erm, odd question, if I have a 32bit installed machine, and I rather desperately need to take it to 64bit, is a reinstall my only option
[23:48] <maco> erUSUL: but system -> preferences -> keyrings is supposed to go to seahorse's keyring stuff
[23:48] <Symmetria> or is there a sane way to upgrade it :)
[23:48] <maco> Symmetria: yes, must reinsall
[23:48] <offby1> maco: do you know if I can make it not bother to prompt for a password at all?  That'd be more convenient, and I'm not concerned with security
[23:48] <maco> offby1: if the password matches your login password, it shouldnt prompt
[23:48] <Symmetria> ugh
[23:48] <Symmetria> reinstall is gonna be horrible ;p
[23:48] <erUSUL> maco: it does not. ask about passphrase caching  behavior
[23:49] <offby1> maco: lemme log out and in and see if that works.
[23:49] <Scunizi> Symmetria: if you have a seperate /home it should be "less" painless
[23:50] <offby1> maco: that seems to have worked!  I guess I just now need to remember to run "seahorse" to change my password, if I ever change my login password again.  Thanks.
[23:50] <Symmetria> Scunizi heh, my /home directory isnt what I'm worried about :)
[23:50] <linxeh> will these people ever give up ? :o
[23:51] <maco> offby1: its applications -> accessories -> encryption keys, or something like that
[23:51] <Symmetria> my /base-storage is the massive ftp/apache/etc configs on there are :)
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[23:51] <Fishscene> Is there a way to view a list of usernames? I know how to get a list of groups (nano /etc/passwd).
[23:51] <offby1> maco: yes, it's there.  It's odd that System -> Preferences -> Encryption and Keys appears to run a separate app.
[23:52] <tsimpson> Fishscene: /etc/passwd contains the user names, /etc/group contains group names
[23:52] <chea> Fishscene: sudo cat /etc/shadow?
[23:53] <Fishscene> Pardon my confusion. I'm currently logged in as "administrator" (My username). But that is not listed here. Am I not understanding something?
[23:54] <GodsHawk> O_o
[23:54] <dajhorn> Fishscene: `getent passwd` will dump the user database through the PAM facility.  It will give you a a list of everybody in the local passwd file, plus any user mapped through NIS or ActiveDirectory.
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[23:55] <erUSUL> !exploit
[23:55] <offby1> dajhorn: hmm, I'm using "likewise" (which lets me log in with Windows credentials), and "getent passwd" merely dumps out the password file; it doesn't include Windows accounts.  (This is on Intrepid)
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[23:56] <kchapman> Hollah, nothing is happening when I click my selection in "VPN connections" in network manager
[23:56] <Hyperlite4949> ok i'm trying to install windows 7, i burned it to a dvd, i restarted multiple times, and every time i restart it doens't do anything.. and then when i click open with autorun it says it can't find the autorun program.. can someone please help me
[23:57] <ermusic> ARRAY(0x8564be8)
[23:57] <erUSUL> Hyperlite4949: ##windows
[23:57] <Soltar> hahhahah
[23:57] <kcj1993> ##windows
[23:57] <kcj1993> oops
[23:57] <Hyperlite4949> its for autocad ok. linux can't handle that
[23:57] <kchapman> after I click this comes up in /var/syslog, though: kchapman-laptop NetworkManager: <info>  Policy set 'Auto INFINITUM6093' (eth1) as default for routing and DNS.
[23:57] <Hyperlite4949> and i'm partitioning it anyway so yeah
[23:58] <Soltar> cant get to work my notepad, any help? typed notepad.exe but didnt work
[23:58] <Soltar> hahahah
[23:58] <Hyperlite4949> i'm still and linux user. can someone help me. believe me i know windows sucks. i hate it. i'm an architect i need autocad
[23:58] <RFXCasey> I need to know exactly how to enter an install option at the end of the install options list
[23:58] <dajhorn> offby1: Enumeration only works if there are modules for the nsswitch.conf and pam.d installed.  Samba winbind does this, but I dunno about likewise.
[23:58] <offby1> dajhorn: oh well, doesn't matter; I just ran that command outta curiosity
[23:59] <Jeruvy>  Hyperlite4949: maybe this will help ;) http://discussion.autodesk.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=356283
[23:59] <RFXCasey> seems my dcc chat is not working can someone help fix it