[00:00] <berrybarry> someone walk me through setting up ssh
[00:00] <justine777w> DasEi: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/343104/
[00:00] <Zeppelin> HMM
[00:00] <ActionParsnip> berrybarry: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=107503&highlight=vnc-java
[00:00] <klappi> syrius: what format was the source  file?
[00:00] <epinky> noelito: for example look auto.misc "more /etc/auto.misc" it is defined in auto.master but is another file, look contents of /etc/auto.misc
[00:00] <berrybarry> ACtionpasnip thanks
[00:00] <syrius> what you mean the compression format klappi?
[00:00] <syrius> I used 7zip
[00:01] <syrius> also used lzma
[00:01] <syrius> but didn't work
[00:01] <noelito> epinky: OK, let me check.
[00:01] <berrybarry> ACtionpasnip would that work outside a network?
[00:01] <syrius> I also did a 428 megabyte file
[00:01] <nolimitsoya> does ubuntu have (cli) tools for creating and managing nilfs2 from the live install disc? (or alternatively, can i apt-get them from the repos?)
[00:01] <syrius> same thing happened
[00:02] <joshuajtl> ActionParsnip: interesting but lshw doesnt display anything about my touchpad... ?
[00:02] <ActionParsnip> joshuajtl: did you scroll down?
[00:02] <Zeppelin> yea hi
[00:02] <mr_engineer> grub was so much simpler... gosh i hate grub 2
[00:02] <Zeppelin> My keyboard has a couple of buttons
[00:02] <joshuajtl> ActionParsnip: yes deliberately through all of it
[00:02] <joshuajtl> twice
[00:02] <klappi> syrius: the sources files what type of data where they?
[00:02] <Zeppelin> e.g. an Internet and Email launcher
[00:02] <ActionParsnip> joshuajtl: try: lspci
[00:02] <joshuajtl> ok thx
[00:02] <Zeppelin> can I configure those keyboard buttons to work with linux?
[00:02] <ActionParsnip> !shortcut | Zeppelin
[00:02] <syrius> mp3s klappi
[00:02] <Zeppelin> AH!
[00:03] <Zeppelin> my multimedia keys won't
[00:03] <Zeppelin> ubuntu needs to make a fix for that
[00:03] <Zeppelin> where do i request?
[00:03] <FloodBot3> Zeppelin: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:03] <Alex_21> Hi all,
[00:03] <justine777w> DasEi: did u get my last message from pastebin? showed i could not write mmap no space left on device
[00:03] <ActionParsnip> Zeppelin: click the item in the list then press the button
[00:03] <CShadowRun> Zeppelin: have you tried binding them in the keyboard shortcuts dialog?
[00:03] <ActionParsnip> Zeppelin: no fix is needed, you just need to put some effort in
[00:03] <Alex_21> I am trying to set the language for a single user to Spanish. How can I do this with the GUI?
[00:03] <DasEi> justine777w: so apt isn't working at all.. so only way is cursing through directories and delete files then
[00:03] <Alex_21> Please PM me
[00:04] <Alex_21> I find it very hard to read in the channel
[00:04] <berrybarry> ACtionpasnip does that work outside a network?
[00:04] <klappi> syrius: and the output hat the very exact same byte size?
[00:04] <justine777w> DasEi: I am not sure what to delete or keep? How come the fsck with the live cd did not work?
[00:04] <wm_droid> Alex_21 when they log in they can choose the language
[00:04] <Zeppelin> the shortcut for my internet is
[00:04] <syrius> yes klappi
[00:04] <Zeppelin> XF86WWW
[00:04] <syrius> brb
[00:04] <syrius> need to bring in some stuff
[00:04] <ActionParsnip> berrybarry: provided you setup port forwarding, i guess. I dont use vnc. i find it vulgar
[00:04] <DasEi> justine777w: fsck verfies the integrity of fs, not deleting anything
[00:05] <DasEi> i*
[00:05] <epinky> noelito: better check this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Autofs
[00:05] <arussell> anyone familiar with get_iplayer?
[00:05] <justine777w> DasEi: okay so what should I delete and how do I go about doing that?
[00:05] <joshuajtl> ActionParsnip: nothing there either, though cat /proc/bus/input/devices shows a device with a name of ALPS GlidePoint... but is that displaying the actual hardware or the module used for it?
[00:05] <aaronr> having some trouble with it, it seems to only want to grab the audio description versions of a program
[00:06] <dassouki> I was wondering if anyone has faced this problem before. I've lost my menus (File/view/Edit ..) on some Nautilus apps, skype, eclipse, tux guitar..) the apps work fine but the menus are missing. On the other hand other apps have the menus working fine
[00:06] <DasEi> justine777w: mkdir ~/Desktop/moved_files
[00:06] <aaronr> whereas i'm after the flashhd stream
[00:06] <ActionParsnip> joshuajtl: not sure, suprised lshw doesnt show the device
[00:06] <noelito> epinky: Darn I read this and it did not help. I will read it again though. Thanks!
[00:06] <Alex_21> aaronr, Please PM me
[00:06] <Afal> dassouki: are you using compiz?
[00:06] <dassouki> Afal: no
[00:06] <justine777w> DasEi: can not create directory
[00:07] <nolimitsoya> nilfs2 <-> ubuntu, yes? O.o
[00:07] <Afal> dassouki: just wondering cause weh I have that problem I turn it off and then back on again
[00:07] <DasEi> justine777w: on your own desktop ??
[00:07] <justine777w> DasEi: thats what it said when i put that code into terminal
[00:07] <dassouki> Afal: so you lose the file toolbar too ? which apps
[00:08] <Afal> apps?
[00:08] <Afal> I'm doing everything terminal based
[00:08] <DasEi> justine777w: mkdir /home/justine/Desktop/moved_files
[00:08] <dassouki> Afal: i mean i lost the menu toolbars ....
[00:09] <Afal> dassouki: I dunno sorry :(
[00:09] <Zer0ne> should ubuntu detect hardware changes on bootup?  my motherboard died, i replaced.  everything comes back up but it did not detect the onboard nic.  i've added a pci one, and it is not detected either (ie:  lspci does not show it)  can anyone help?
[00:09] <justine777w> DasEi: cannot create directory.....file exists
[00:09] <epinky> noelito: I suggest you to use auto.smb, that script will search and mount your WIIndows shares, don't forget to restart autofs service everytime you make a change on auto.master (sudo service autofs restart)
[00:09] <DasEi> justine777w: so have that folder on your desk now ?
[00:09] <Acemiyim> I'm sorry, I know English a little.
[00:09] <Acemiyim> I installed BIND DNS server to my machine.
[00:09] <Acemiyim> Rahmen not check for / etc / bind / rndc.key How to set the file could not solve.
[00:09] <Acemiyim> Can you give me?
[00:09] <Acemiyim> I used google translate: (
[00:09] <FloodBot3> Acemiyim: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:09] <justine777w> DasEi: yes
[00:09] <linuxman410> when i ssh into my server how do i open a terminal
[00:10] <Acemiyim> sorry
[00:10] <noelito> epinky: OK, but where would it mount them since I did not specify?
[00:10] <ActionParsnip> linuxman410: once you ssh, you HAVE a terminal
[00:10] <Goliath> !afaik
[00:10] <nightfrog> linuxman410: that doesnt make sense
[00:10] <DasEi> justine777w: sudo mv /var/log/*log  /home/justine/moved_files
[00:10] <linuxman410> i am doing it from desktop
[00:10] <DasEi> justine777w: sudo mv /var/log/*log  /home/justine/moved_files/
[00:10] <justine777w> DasEi: it says it is not a directory
[00:11] <massimiliano> supermegaextralol?
[00:11] <noelito> epinky: I think I got it!!! I will let you know in a sec.
[00:11] <leoncismeck1> I'm familiar with using TrueCrypt. Are hidden volumes and the like supported by dm-crypt?
[00:11] <ActionParsnip> linuxman410: the basic connection IS a terminal, you dont need to run anytthing. Its like booting to a desktop linux then asking "how do I get a desktop"
[00:11] <DasEi> justine777w: sudo mv /var/log/*log  /home/justine/moved_files/            ,last "/"
[00:11] <nightfrog> linuxman410: you want to ssh into a ubuntu server with GUI and open a terminal on it?
[00:11] <linuxman410> thanks
[00:11] <Afal> My ubunut is acting weird. It keeps thinking it's fedora for some reason.
[00:11] <Zer0ne> my motherboard died, i replaced.  everything comes back up but it did not detect the onboard nic.  i've added a pci one, and it is not detected either (ie:  lspci does not show it)  can anyone help?
[00:11] <ae86-drifter> could someone please tell me where i can find the screensaver config file???
[00:11] <justine777w> DasEi: i did do it with the last "/" and it said the same thing
[00:12] <linuxman410> yeah what nightfrog said
[00:12] <DasEi> justine777w: though yyou got a folder on the desk ??
[00:12] <klappi> linuxman410: dont be afraid all beginning is hard
[00:12] <justine777w> DasEi: yes but it is empty
[00:13] <ActionParsnip> linuxman410: you can connect using: ssh -X username@servername
[00:13] <bostux> anybody having a problem with the repo's and setting up a local dev envronment where php is not parsing in virtual directories?
[00:13] <ActionParsnip> linuxman410: you can then launch any X based app you like
[00:13] <linuxman410> ok thanks
[00:13] <DasEi> justine777w: sudo mv /var/log/*log  /home/Desktop/justine/moved_files/            , ahh, Desktop, darn
[00:13] <justine777w> DasEi: run it?
[00:14] <Zeppelin> hi
[00:14] <dassouki> is there away to stop compiz from terminal
[00:14] <DasEi> justine777w: y
[00:14] <elkng> what the rule I have to get to iptables to return SYN+ACK packet on every SYN packet?
[00:14] <Zeppelin> I installed ubuntu through wubi and chose to chose between windows and ubuntu at startup
[00:14] <Zeppelin> how do i acecss my windows files
[00:14] <ActionParsnip> dassouki: metacity --replace
[00:14] <nightfrog> linuxman410: gnome-terminal will open a terminal
[00:14] <ActionParsnip> Zeppelin: check the folder /ost
[00:14] <justine777w> DasEi: I thought u were telling me to put in that code
[00:14] <dassouki> ActionParsnip: ugh that didn't fix my problem
[00:14] <Zeppelin> host do i check it ActionParsnip ?
[00:14] <ActionParsnip> Zeppelin: /host   sorry
[00:14] <ActionParsnip> Zeppelin: browse to it in nautilus
[00:15] <Zeppelin> nautilus?
[00:15] <Zeppelin> you've lost me.
[00:15] <Zer0ne> i've added a pci network card, and it is not detected (ie:  lspci does not show it)  its nc100.    if anyone could just point me in the right direction i would be grateful thx!
[00:15] <dassouki> ActionParsnip: for some reason on some applications pidgin/eclipse/nautilus/tuxguitar/skype, I lost my File menu toolbar (File/Edit/View) it simply doesn't exist
[00:15] <DasEi> justine777w: sudo mv /var/log/*log  /home/justine/Desktop/moved_files
[00:15] <klappi> Zeppelin: nautilus is the name of the gnome file browser
[00:15] <ActionParsnip> Zeppelin: the thing that shows you the folders and files in your my docs in ubuntu
[00:15] <chasedawg1> Help with epidermis with 9.10
[00:16] <Zeppelin> haha
[00:16] <Zeppelin> sucess!
[00:16] <Zeppelin> man
[00:16] <justine777w> DasEi: when i put the code in once it says: justine@justine-desktop after I hit enter
[00:16] <ActionParsnip> Zeppelin: the app you are looking at is called nautilus
[00:16] <DasEi> justine777w: files in folder now ?
[00:16] <Zeppelin> Now ActionParsnip, will I be able to safely move a couple files from windows
[00:16] <Zeppelin> over to ubuntu?
[00:16] <justine777w> DasEi: oh, there is stuff in the folder now
[00:16] <DasEi> fine
[00:17] <ActionParsnip> Zeppelin: no idea, i dont use it outside my work laptop
[00:17] <DasEi> justine777w: sudo apt-get remove --purge gnome-games*
[00:17] <VCoolio> hello; since version 2.40 byobu refuses to run; I get only a new prompt while the command exited as an error (I can tell since my prompt indicates that); version 2.39 was ok; any ideas?
[00:17] <chasedawg1> How do you change the log on screen with 9.10
[00:17] <Zer0ne> theres over 1000 people in here, can nobody tell me what cmd i need to launch to see the pci nic i just installed?  (lspci does not list it)  feel free to respond if u dont know the answer too, im lonely now
[00:18] <LinuxCommunity> hi all
[00:18] <justine777w> DasEi: could not write to mmap.....no space left on decice. also, the files in that folder have a little lock on them
[00:18] <Afal> sup fraink
[00:18] <ActionParsnip> chasedawg1: its not implemented yet, epidermis may do it but ultimately its not configurable in karmic
[00:18] <klappi> Zer0ne: by not showing up in lspci the nic violates the pci standard or could be broken
[00:18] <ironfroggy_> when i connect an external drive via a usb/sata adapter, the device constantly reconnects
[00:18] <Alex_21> I am trying to set the language for a single user to Spanish. How can I do this with the GUI?
[00:18] <julio> http://pastebin.com/d20adff08 any help with an exit status 1 while setup.py ???
[00:18] <Jeruvy> Zer0ne: patience impetious one, 'sudo lshw -C network' should do it :)
[00:18] <Alex_21> Please PM me
[00:19] <ironfroggy_> i get this behavior with four harddrives and two different adapters, all different brands and models.
[00:19] <DasEi> justine777w: lock is k, still no space for apt's config ??
[00:19] <justine777w> DasEi: nope
[00:19] <ironfroggy_> yet they work on other machines. what could i have locally causing that?
[00:19] <ActionParsnip> Alex_21: why does it have to be with a gui? what if its possible but only via command line/
[00:19] <Zer0ne> thanks guys lol
[00:19] <moymoy> are the dns settings soley stored in resolv.conf? everything obeys the resolv.conf?
[00:19] <ActionParsnip> Alex_21: and nobody will pm you
[00:19] <ironfroggy_> these are drives that either 1) need repair or 2) are unformatted
[00:19] <ActionParsnip> moymoy: yes
[00:19] <Alex_21> Well no one else uses a screen reader in this channel
[00:19] <syrius> back
[00:19] <con-man> my numpad is moving the mousearound instead of typing  numbers, whats the key combination to disable that?
[00:19] <Alex_21> As far as I know
[00:19] <LinuxCommunity> Afal: Was that to me?
[00:19] <con-man> and yes numlock is on
[00:19] <Afal> yeah
[00:20] <DasEi> justine777w: I don't how if you got gnome-utils, enter : baobab
[00:20] <LinuxCommunity> Afal: where do i know you from?
[00:20] <PeanutHorst> do any of the mirrors still have the package universe for Feisty Fawn ?
[00:20] <Afal> just saying hi
[00:20] <ActionParsnip> !feisty | PeanutHorst
[00:20] <PeanutHorst> ActionParsnip: that's not my question.
[00:20] <PeanutHorst> !eol
[00:20] <epinky> epaphus: tar -xvjf thunderbird-3.0.tar.bz2 && cd thunderbird && ./thunderbird
[00:20] <ActionParsnip> PeanutHorst: its dead and gone and has been for a year now
[00:20] <LinuxCommunity> Afal: fraink ? whats that mean
[00:20] <PeanutHorst> ActionParsnip: my question is, do the mirrors still mirror it.
[00:20] <klappi> LinuxCommunity: i am part of you how does it feel?
[00:21] <ActionParsnip> PeanutHorst: so i would very much doubt you will find any repos
[00:21] <justine777w> DasEi: in terminal it says no element found but something popped up saying disk usage analyzer
[00:21] <PeanutHorst> my friend won't want to do an upgrade, i'm just trying to get her to install xchat
[00:21] <ActionParsnip> PeanutHorst: could compile it from source
[00:21] <Afal> LinuxCommunity: I typod
[00:21] <PeanutHorst> hah
[00:21] <LinuxCommunity> klappi: Your not part of me... Not yet atleast
[00:21] <PeanutHorst> not without build-essential, ActionParsnip
[00:21] <PeanutHorst> and that won't be present on the system
[00:21] <ActionParsnip> PeanutHorst: install it from the install cd
[00:21] <Alex_21> I am trying to set the language for a single user to Spanish. How can I do this with the GUI?
[00:21] <Alex_21> I can't figure it out
[00:22] <PeanutHorst> ActionParsnip: not without gtk-devel and all that jazz
[00:22] <DasEi> justine777w: aah, so try to find out what takes up so much space
[00:22] <PeanutHorst> THAT's not on the install cd
[00:22] <DasEi> justine777w: especially check for /boot
[00:22] <LinuxCommunity> Afal: typod?
[00:22] <justine777w> DasEi: how do i go about doing that? my options are: scan home, scan filesystem, scan remote folder...which one?
[00:22] <ActionParsnip> PeanutHorst: true, you will have to compile those
[00:23] <Afal> LinuxCommunity: yeah
[00:23] <DasEi> justine777w: scan fs
[00:23] <ActionParsnip> PeanutHorst: you can install xchat from the install cd too
[00:23] <justine777w> DasEi: scanning
[00:23] <LinuxCommunity> Afal: whats typod mean
[00:23] <studentz> help me My laptop freeze I'm Ubuntu Karmic, my problem is related with Openchrome video drive and Xorg Thanks :)
[00:24] <PeanutHorst> ActionParsnip: REAL xchat, or xchat-gnome?
[00:24] <Afal> LinuxCommunity: I did a typo
[00:24] <LinuxCommunity> Afal: oh i see.... well in a few months you can join the linux community http://97.102.75.218  in the mean time you can get an account and hold on to it until it's done
[00:25] <Afal> I don't trust a link that is in irc
[00:25] <Vonnick> LAWL
[00:25] <DasEi> justine777w: if I where on that,  I#d safe my files and reinstalled on a proper parti-scheme, you'll probably will run in this again after fixing
[00:25] <Afal> someone check that link for me
[00:25] <klappi> studentz: i had the same problem and couldnt solve it but i had no crashes by turning of acceleration
[00:25] <LinuxCommunity> Afal: that link is my ip
[00:25] <justine777w> DasEi: I do not understand
[00:25] <ActionParsnip> PeanutHorst: may have to make do, if she won't upgrade you are stuck
[00:25] <Afal> someone else check the link for me
[00:25] <LinuxCommunity> lol
[00:26] <justine777w> DasEi: scan is done
[00:26] <Vonnick> That link is ID10T
[00:26] <dassouki> so here's a screenshot http://imgur.com/gdRDv the menu bar is missing, no File/View menubar and so it's missing from 10 other apps
[00:26] <Afal> Vonnick: ah cool
[00:26] <justine777w> DasEi: which information on the scan should I focus on?
[00:26] <DasEi> justine777w: large files
[00:27] <DasEi> justine777w: size of /boot
[00:27] <justine777w> DasEI: home is at 82.8% and thats the only large file
[00:27] <ActionParsnip> dassouki: try press ALT+F
[00:27] <mr_engineer> why does removing pulseaudio removes ubuntu-desktop? Should I install ubuntu-desktop back again?
[00:27] <ActionParsnip> dassouki: does the menu show?
[00:27] <justine777w> DasEi: and it says that there are 2 contents in home
[00:27] <steven_Office> hello all, I need a fix could not resolve us.archive.ubuntu.com
[00:27] <dassouki> ActionParsnip: negative
[00:27] <studentz> Klappi When I log in Xorg use all my CPU 99%. After I log out and I login back I can work normally
[00:28] <justine777w> DasEi: should i look at percentage or size (GB)?
[00:28] <LinuxCommunity> Afal: I'm making a Linux Community website I have just started making it, at the moment you can sign up and keep the account for when it's finished. the site is going to be like a forum/blog. users can make tutorials for linux covers all distros, they can also post questions also contribute to the command list which is basically a long list of linux cli commands that people can search, it's just a big linux help site.
[00:28] <ActionParsnip> studentz: installed video card drivers?
[00:28] <Linux> hi. can anybody help me with something ? I want to make a psybnc on my Ubuntu, but when I start the process, I get this : -bash: ./psybnc: No such file or directory, what should I do ?
[00:28] <klappi> studentz: sorry i couldnt solve this, i used vesa driver and had no accel but also no chrashes ^^
[00:28] <ActionParsnip> dassouki: or ALT+V ?
[00:28] <noelito> epinky: OK, I got it showing my Win XP shares but it there is something wrong. It is in some sort of loop. I got to /smb/htpc/ and I find all of my shared folders for this machine but when I select one of the shared folders it shows all of my shares again. So when I go to /smb/htpc/Music I find music and all the other folders again. /smb/htpc/Music/Music/Music/ and on and on. So strange.
[00:29] <DasEi> justine777w: size
[00:29] <Afal> LinuxCommunity: does yahoo answers have a section for that though?
[00:29] <gestahlt> Hi
[00:29] <gestahlt> I need help with bridging
[00:29] <dassouki> ActionParsnip: netgative, the menu is missing from a few other apps too, but works on some
[00:29] <gestahlt> and virtual machines
[00:29] <gestahlt> i got the network bridges working
[00:29] <studentz> klActionParsnip Yes I reinstalled the last Openchrome video drive
[00:29] <gestahlt> but cant ping my other machines in the network
[00:29] <justine777w> DasEi: this is a stupid question, but what are the sizes lowest to highest: MB, GB, KB....I forgot
[00:29] <gestahlt> im using KVM / Qemu
[00:29] <ae86-drifter> my pc locks up on 3D screensavers, but not th 2D ones ?? whats going on ??
[00:30] <DasEi> justine777w: kb,mb,gb
[00:30] <LinuxCommunity> Afal: im not sure if they do. but even so, a linux help site would have much more and direct info. That and by tutorials to do different things like anything from packet sniffing to making linux programs
[00:30] <uzer> hi. can anybody help me with something ? I want to make a psybnc on my Ubuntu, but when I start the process, I get this : -bash: ./psybnc: No such file or directory, what should I do ? I'm in the right directory, but I can't start the psybnc.
[00:30] <epinky> noelito: really odd, you've got right permissions on WIIndows?
[00:30] <joshuajtl> can anyone tell me how i can use the synaptics module for my alps touchpad instead of the alps module?
[00:30] <justine777w> DasEi: well the lib is at 898.8MB..could that be the problem?
[00:31] <Afal> ah ok
[00:31] <ActionParsnip> dassouki: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8509173
[00:31] <noelito> epinky: I have it wide open but I can add a credentials file to test it out.
[00:31] <uzer> hi. can anybody help me with something ? I want to make a psybnc on my Ubuntu, but when I start the process, I get this : -bash: ./psybnc: No such file or directory, what should I do ? I'm in the right directory, but I can't start the psybnc.
[00:31] <Afal> yo check out this website http://www.rickrolld.com/
[00:31] <ActionParsnip> !ot | Afal
[00:32] <LinuxCommunity> Afal: I know there's already linux community sites out there but, I like to try to spread the work of linux around also to help people get a better understanding. ahh good example is some people try it and say to hard ect, well one it's really not it's just what people are use to. but the site i hope will help others.
[00:33] <DasEi> justine777w: not really, though bunch installed, default is ~600
[00:33] <justine777w> DasEi: my home is at 17.5KBa and its at 100% usage
[00:33] <uzer> hi. can anybody help me with something ? I want to make a psybnc on my Ubuntu, but when I start the process, I get this : -bash: ./psybnc: No such file or directory, what should I do ? I'm in the right directory, but I can't start the psybnc.
[00:33] <dassouki> ActionParsnip: thanks that works you're awesome
[00:33] <gbear14275> is there any advantage to using the gpt partition table to the msdos one?
[00:33] <justine777w> DasEi: thats all i can see as being big
[00:34] <DasEi> justine777w: your root
[00:34] <justine777w> DasEi: 640KB, 0.00%, 16 items
[00:34] <gbear14275> is there any advantage to using the gpt partition table to the msdos one for large raid arrays (4tb raid 5)?
[00:34] <ActionParsnip> dassouki: np bro
[00:35] <chasedawg1> does anyone know any good qt developer tutorials for beginners?
[00:36] <LinuxCommunity> cough cough
[00:36] <Usuario424> Can someone tell me how can I recover my password if I forgot it?
[00:36] <justine777w> DasEi: so what do i do?
[00:36] <sixtila_> i think my username is used by smone else
[00:36] <Myth`> Well I finally got my sftp box working. I'm coming from filezilla where I could view the active transfers. Is there any way to do this with SSHD?
[00:36] <sixtila_> i cant login with my actual name
[00:37] <klappi> Usuario424: consider just setting a new one
[00:37] <ActionParsnip> Usuario424: password for what?
[00:37] <achew22> does anyone know how to force ubuntu into booting with vt1 (or something similar) already running a program?
[00:37] <kristian_> is there something like a task-manager in ubuntu?
[00:38] <ActionParsnip> Usuario424: think of all the stuff you access with a password and you use a generic term like that, be reasonable
[00:38] <Usuario424> How can I recover a forgotten password in ubuntu?
[00:38] <ActionParsnip> Usuario424: do you mean your LOGON password?
[00:38] <Jeruvy> !login
[00:38] <Jeruvy> @login
[00:38] <ActionParsnip> kristian_: System --> Administration --> System monitor
[00:38] <justine777w> DasEi: are you still here?
[00:39] <Jeruvy> neat never knew that one ;)
[00:39] <DasEi> justine777w: paste the out from sudo fdisk -l
[00:39] <DaZ> don't hack the bot :F
[00:39] <noelito> epinky: It looks like this is the problem I am having: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=885713
[00:39] <kristian_> thank you.
[00:39] <Jeruvy> !password
[00:39] <jtaji> achew22: look at /etc/init/tty1.conf, you'll see it starts a getty process (the login prompt)
[00:39] <noelito> epinky: I am still reading.
[00:39] <jtaji> achew22: you should be able to change that to run something else instead
[00:39] <justine777w> DasEI: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/343137/
[00:40] <Usuario424> how can I recover a forgotten password?
[00:40] <achew22> jtaji: is it possible to get it to be the default terminal?
[00:40] <DasEi> justine777w: welll...
[00:40] <klappi> Usuario424: the password is encrypted its easier to set a new one
[00:41] <achew22> Usuario424: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-recover-password-under-ubuntu.html might be what you are looking for
[00:41] <jtaji> achew22: it should be if you disable GDM from starting
[00:41] <DasEi> justine777w:we can repartition, do a lot of work and drag one ore more subfolders to the end of the disk after resizing home... your scheme would make me a reinstall
[00:41] <DasEi> justine777w:we can repartition, do a lot of work and drag one ore more subfolders to the end of the disk after resizing home... your scheme would make me a reinstall
[00:42] <justine777w> DasEi: i got disconnected. Did you say anyhing?
[00:42] <sixtila_> which is the support room for user and password - i need help with my username
[00:42] <achew22> jtaji: so if I'm running server (without GDM) it will boot to tty1?
[00:42] <occy> anyone know how to get Suse's "Sled" on Ubuntu 9.10?
[00:42] <DasEi> justine777w:we can repartition, do a lot of work and drag one ore more subfolders to the end of the disk after resizing home... your scheme would make me a reinstall
[00:42] <DasEi> !details | sixtila
[00:42] <justine777w> DasEi: how do i go about doing that?
[00:42] <jtaji> achew22: I think so
[00:43] <ActionParsnip> occy: what does it do?
[00:43] <Usuario424> how can I restart my forgotten password?
[00:43] <occy> ActionParsnip: it's a menu replacement
[00:43] <occy> ActionParsnip: kinda nice system.
[00:44] <achew22> jtaji: any clue on where I set that? I really miss inittab
[00:44] <sixtila__> sixtila
[00:44] <occy> http://photos1.blogger.com/blogger/2380/3220/400/screenshotgnomemainmenu2eb.png
[00:44] <jtaji> achew22: set what?
[00:44] <achew22> jtaji: which terminal is the one that it defaults to on boot
[00:44] <DasEi> justine777w: you will have too boot to live and then some work to do,  resize /home  to get space to move one or two subfolders out of /root
[00:44] <jtaji> achew22: I'm not sure, which one is default now?
[00:45] <freaky[t]_> y does thunderbird3 have tabs? oO
[00:45] <achew22> jtaji: Right now it is tty1 but I would like tty8 or one of the not setup ones to be the default
[00:45] <justine777w> DasEi: resize /home in terminal?
[00:45] <ActionParsnip> occy: just watching a vid
[00:45] <tvaughn> does wine emulate the registry?
[00:45] <ActionParsnip> occy: seeing what its about
[00:45] <DasEi> justine777w: no, partis to resize mussn't be mounted
[00:46] <ActionParsnip> tvaughn: wine isnt an emulator
[00:46] <ActionParsnip> tvaughn: it has a registry though
[00:46] <occy> ActionParsnip: k  It's default on OpenSuse... and it's a unique way to manage access to apps
[00:46] <justine777w> DasEi: explain please. I do not understand what you mean
[00:46] <tvaughn> well a program im trying to use its registration wont stick
[00:46] <DasEi> justine777w: other question: you are dualbooting windows ?
[00:46] <occy> ActionParsnip: course i guess gnome menu editor probably finally works now though ;)
[00:46] <ActionParsnip> tvaughn: are you the owner of all te files in ~/.wine
[00:46] <jtaji> achew22: hmm not sure... I'm not well versed on upstart yet either
[00:47] <bastid_raZor> tvaughn: #winehq is a good channel for wine issues if help isn't found here.
[00:47] <justine777w> DasEi: I dont think I am.
[00:47] <occy> ActionParsnip: so used to back in what 2000, 2001? where you could never edit the menu lol
[00:47] <tvaughn> ah i tried #wine
[00:47] <justine777w> DasEi: how can I tell if I am? I am not the one who put Ubuntu in my computer
[00:47] <achew22> jtaji: well you've been more helpful than 30 min of googling! Thanks a lot.
[00:47] <tvaughn> does kde use less ram than gnome?
[00:48] <DasEi> justine777w: you would now if there was windows on it, too , nor ?
[00:48] <ActionParsnip> occy: if you right click the panel and click add item, you can add a few meus, one looks a bit like that. You can always compile it
[00:48] <LinuxCommunity> is the person who forgot there pass still here
[00:48] <justine777w> DasEi: okay, i guess not then. Its not an option when i start the computer
[00:48] <occy> ActionParsnip: yeah was just hoping there was something I could easily apt-get install
[00:49] <DasEi> justine777w: right, so for just any reason your /boot is ntfs
[00:49] <sixtila_> ActionParsnip how can i get my old username sixtila back? is smone else using it that i cant access it?
[00:49] <DasEi> justine777w: (trml) lsb_release -a
[00:49] <justine777w> DasEi: huh?
[00:49] <ActionParsnip> occy: try adding the main menu thing (possibly)
[00:49] <occy> ActionParsnip: since the page I found was from 2006 I figured surely it would be in 9.10 by now
[00:49] <ActionParsnip> sixtila_: ask in #freenode
[00:50] <justine777w> DasEi: what do u want to know from that?
[00:50] <ActionParsnip> occy: i found a page with a repo but its not up
[00:50] <DasEi> justine777w: which distro ? karmic ?
[00:50] <justine777w> LinuxCommunity: it was Usuario424 who needs the password help
[00:50] <occy> ActionParsnip: yah...  seems a wee bit out of date and without love
[00:50] <LinuxCommunity> Usuario424: You here?
[00:50] <ActionParsnip> occy: maybe it was dropped
[00:50] <kristian_>     * KDE: 29,1 MByte   * Gnome: 43,5 MByte  * XFCE: 16,6 MByte    * WM: 5,6 MByte
[00:50] <justine777w> DasEI: next to Distributor it says Ubuntu
[00:50] <Chaosfactor> I want to install Ubuntu 9.10 in a dual boot setup with Windows 7. Which OS gets installed first. I tried to install it after Windows 7 and I keep on getting a GPT partition error during setup.
[00:51] <Chaosfactor> Never had so much trouble to dual boot a system.
[00:51] <LinuxCommunity> justine777w: Thank You!
[00:51] <occy> ActionParsnip: I'll yell at Garrett who works for Novell the desktop  perhaps they can help or somethhhing get an ubuntu package or some stuff
[00:51] <zxcvbnm> hey
[00:51] <justine777w> LinuxCommunity: you are welcom
[00:51] <ActionParsnip> Chaosfactor: did you md5 test the iso you downloaded? did you run the cd verifier?
[00:51] <LinuxCommunity> lets just see if he responds
[00:51] <zxcvbnm> some how i cant log in
[00:51] <Chaosfactor> Yes
[00:51] <ActionParsnip> !who | Chaosfactor
[00:52] <DasEi> justine777w: which ubuntu ???
[00:52] <justine777w> DasEi: 8.04
[00:52] <Chaosfactor> ActionParsnip: yes
[00:52] <DasEi> justine777w: ah, hardy then
[00:52] <jtaji> Chaosfactor: you've probably never tried with a system with an EFI bios
[00:52] <justine777w> DasEi: yes
[00:52] <ActionParsnip> Chaosfactor: install windows on a lesser sized partition than the whole disk space, this will leave free space for ubuntu and will take out the need to do any resizing
[00:53] <ActionParsnip> Chaosfactor: the linux install will then offer to use the free space for the installation
[00:53] <Doonz> hey guys is there a way to remove the desktop component of Ubuntu 9.04 just so im left with ssh access
[00:53] <Chaosfactor> ActionParsnip; Gparted doesn't see my partitions
[00:53] <DasEi> justine777w: taken that all together, I suggest to save your files and do a fresh install
[00:53] <sam555> what is the command in the shell to cp a folder from one place to another?
[00:53] <ActionParsnip> Chaosfactor: does: sudo fdisk -l   show any disks / partitions?
[00:53] <jtaji> sam555: cp -r, or cp -a
[00:53] <DasEi> sam555: cp -r
[00:54] <ActionParsnip> sam555: cp -a
[00:54] <sam555> jtaiji and DasEi thanks much
[00:54] <Chaosfactor> ActionParsnip: Yes, but not what I setup
[00:54] <justine777w> DasEi: I do not know how to do all that. I would like to have 9.10 on here but I do not have a clue where to start and I do not want to mess it up.
[00:54] <justine777w> DasEi: is there another way?
[00:54] <ActionParsnip> Chaosfactor: do the disks show in the bios?
[00:54] <Chaosfactor> ActionParsnip; Yes
[00:54] <Alex_21> Hi all,
[00:55] <jacquesdupontd> hi guys
[00:55] <Alex_21> How can I connect to a WEP 128 bitwireless network?
[00:55] <jacquesdupontd> i was just wondering something
[00:55] <DasEi> justine777w: as described above, but a dist-upgrade will let you run in the same space issue again at athis setup
[00:55] <ActionParsnip> Chaosfactor: ok then try some boot options to make it appear
[00:55] <ActionParsnip> !bootoptions | Chaosfactor
[00:55] <jacquesdupontd> i have a ubuntu 32 bits version and got 4 gb ddr 3
[00:55] <Alex_21> Pleaase
[00:55] <Alex_21> Please
[00:55] <jacquesdupontd> and i thought that linux was managing to assume the 4 gb and use them
[00:55] <justine777w> DasEi: huh?
[00:55] <jacquesdupontd> but in fact it seems it tells me that i have 3
[00:55] <Chaosfactor> ActionParsnip: Ok thanks for the help :0
[00:56] <Alex_21> You need to use 64-bit Linux
[00:56] <ActionParsnip> jacquesdupontd: 32bit can only see a little over 3Gb ram
[00:56] <Alex_21> To get 4 GB to show up, or so I understand
[00:56] <ActionParsnip> jacquesdupontd: you can install 64bit as Alex_21says, or install a PAE enabled kernel
[00:57] <Alex_21> How about that wireless network.
[00:57] <DasEi> justine777w: I really suggest you to back up important data and do a fresh karmic install, let the installer set the spaces
[00:57] <justine777w> DasEi: is there a step by step list I can go by or anything like that? If I can go thru synaptic and download gparted, will i be ok?
[00:57] <ActionParsnip> jacquesdupontd: you can install the server kernel which has PAE enabled by default
[00:57] <manueljordison> sorry guys does anyone use ekiga??
[00:57] <Alex_21> It is WEP 128-bit and I can't connect to it. How do I do so?
[00:58] <jacquesdupontd> no
[00:58] <LinuxCommunity> i use wep 64bit atm
[00:58] <jacquesdupontd> a sec i'm with my friend she's going
[00:58] <LinuxCommunity> to lazy to set 4 keys on my wap
[00:58] <blakkheim> Alex_21: you shouldn't be using WEP tbh
[00:58] <Alex_21> Why?
[00:58] <blakkheim> Alex_21: insecure
[00:58] <ActionParsnip> LinuxCommunity: me too but i use other security
[00:58] <LinuxCommunity> manueljordison: i do, i called MIT a few times with it
[00:58] <LinuxCommunity>  ActionParsnip: such as?
[00:59] <DasEi> justine777w: you got think about how to go : either you (we) have a some screwing around and the result will be a working hardy, hard to upgrade or pull of your personal files and do a fresh install, less hassle I think
[00:59] <Alex_21> I realize.
[00:59] <ActionParsnip> LinuxCommunity: weird subnet with no dhcp, mac filtering, hidden ssid
[00:59] <Alex_21> I can't control what the people running the wifi hotspot use
[00:59] <justine777w> DasEi: So DL 9.10....and it will be simple? I wont mess anything up?
[00:59] <LinuxCommunity>  ActionParsnip: well i can hide my ssid no problem, i got a old old old wap, cisco ap4800e it's a classic
[01:00] <manueljordison> LinuxComunity: hey this is the first time i use irc and ekiga as well but i need to use the video camera feature
[01:00] <ActionParsnip> Linuxalso, only certain host names are allowed certain ip addresses
[01:00] <DasEi> justine777w: the installer is simple, yes
[01:00] <DasEi> justine777w: do you have a medium to back up your private data ?
[01:00] <manueljordison> LinuxCommunity: I am going to US and I need to use the software can you help me with sth?
[01:00] <LinuxCommunity> manueljordison: well you have your video cam setup, just so you know im working off my memory here and haven't used ekiga in a small time
[01:00] <ActionParsnip> LinuxCommunity:  only certain host names are allowed certain ip addresses, wrong target earlier
[01:01] <justine777w> DasEi: if I save my music and stuff can it go back on Rythmbox when i reinstall ubuntu? Do i have to clear my hard drive before installing 9.10?
[01:01] <j9xinca> anyone here running Backtrack 4? i have it running on a HP Mini 110, and i have no sound can't figure out why. I already edited the /etc/group didnt help
[01:01] <bastid_raZor> j9xinca: backtrack is not supported here.
[01:02] <ActionParsnip> j9xinca: backtrack isnt supported here
[01:02] <LinuxCommunity> ActionParsnip:  smart, a friend of mine doesn't have dhcp setup and has the router set to only allow certain ip's of course ip's and mac's can be spoofed but, if you got something like cisco running with verify reverse path then it's hard as hect to spoof trust me
[01:02] <DasEi> justine777w: sure can get it back, and no, the installer will format the drive for you
[01:02] <LinuxCommunity> manueljordison: sure
[01:02] <j9xinca> well backtrack 4 uses ubuntu 8+, this is only irc that would no
[01:02] <LinuxCommunity> let me open up ekiga
[01:02] <LinuxCommunity> manueljordison: let me install it first
[01:02] <j9xinca> know^
[01:02] <ActionParsnip> LinuxCommunity: if the host name for the ip and mac doesnt match, it aint gonna get a connection
[01:02] <justine777w> DasEi: okay I am going to try it out. Lets hope everything works out fine. Thanks for your help.
[01:03] <DasEi> justine777w: the installe got a option automated partition, whole disk-- use it
[01:03] <manueljordison> LinuxCommunity: yes everything is done, but none here uses free software... I need to try Ekiga out 'cos i don't want to use any other private software... can anyone help me to find someone to talk to?
[01:03] <DasEi> justine777w: you know how to save your files ?
[01:03] <LinuxCommunity> manueljordison: im going to help don't worry
[01:03] <manueljordison> LinuxCommunity; Thanks
[01:03] <LinuxCommunity> i just need to install ekiga cause again working off my memory isn't to smart
[01:04] <LinuxCommunity> manueljordison: it should only be a min
[01:04] <justine777w> DasEi: on a usb stick i will save my files. so since i have never installed ubuntu, it should be easy for me? i am just making absolute sure
[01:04] <DasEi> justine777w: easier then repartition and in the result a system that can't be upgraded
[01:05] <manueljordison> LinuxCommunity: whoa this is incredible... I would love to find people using free software near here
[01:05] <justine777w> DasEi: Okay, I will try tha
[01:05] <justine777w> DasEi: thank you for all of your help.
[01:05] <DasEi> justine777w: one thing ..
[01:05] <justine777w> DasEi: yes
[01:05] <LinuxCommunity> ActionParsnip: of course i have it broadcasting my ssid out there, but i can always limit the transmit power on my wap to like 5mW
[01:06] <LinuxCommunity> manueljordison: well you will
[01:06] <DasEi> justine777w:maybe try to get the live to work in irc once, so if you really ""fall you can go for further help
[01:06] <LinuxCommunity> manueljordison: ok im ready let me setup
[01:06] <ActionParsnip> LinuxCommunity: nice, will implement that too ;)
[01:06] <ActionParsnip> LinuxCommunity: thanks :)
[01:06] <justine777w> DasEi: okay how do I use Empathy to get to talk to you?
[01:06] <jacquesdupontd> ok guys
[01:06] <jacquesdupontd> sorry i had to say bby to my californian friend
[01:07] <orgcandman> .net
[01:07] <LinuxCommunity> ActionParsnip: welcome, it's a good thing to have you can also try different encapsulation methods instead of RFC
[01:07] <jacquesdupontd> so the fact is i'm just surprised cause i was sure i had read that linux had 4gb assuming as Windows didnt on the 32 bits version
[01:07] <jacquesdupontd> ActionParsnip, then i surely know that 64 bits handles it but i don't care about 64
[01:08] <jacquesdupontd> ActionParsnip, and then for the kernel server i don't want a server on my computer
[01:08] <LinuxCommunity> but the encap really wouldn't make it any secure
[01:08] <LinuxCommunity> sometimes it does but certain aspects from my experience
[01:08] <ActionParsnip> jacquesdupontd: true but PAE will give a 32bit system access to more ram
[01:08] <DasEi> justine777w: sorry, konversation is karmic default irc,  server is irc.ubuntu.com, port is 6667
[01:08] <jacquesdupontd> ActionParsnip, and last thing, i would be ashame to know i've managed by tricks to make my Windows Seven handle and USE all my 4 gb memory on the 32 bits version and that i didn't managed on the Linux
[01:09] <jacquesdupontd> ActionParsnip, it's not possible that Windows begins to have possibilities that doesn't exist in Linux or the world gonna go crazy no ? :)
[01:09] <ActionParsnip> jacquesdupontd: its not a "server" you are just using the kernel from the server install which has PAE enable by default, you can recompile the desktop kernel to have PAE enbled if you are feeling adventurous, you will get the same thing using the server kernel
[01:09] <jacquesdupontd> ActionParsnip, tell me about PAE
[01:10] <yoyoned> !pae
[01:10] <DaZ> read on wikipedia about pae [;
[01:10] <Tiders> Is there any way to disable CPU scaling in Ubuntu
[01:10] <ActionParsnip> jacquesdupontd: websearch it, its WAY too complex to discuss here. a 32Bit OS can only access 3.2Gb of RAM due to 32bit address registers. a 32bit Windows XP will access the same amount of RAM
[01:10] <alankila> Tiders: yes. you find the /sys file which is called "scaling_governor" and echo "performance" into it
[01:11] <ActionParsnip> jacquesdupontd: so its not something windows can do which linux can't. Linux was one of the first true 64bit OSes
[01:11] <jacquesdupontd> ActionParsnip, ok understood ! Things is first it's not a big big problem and then i don't want to reinstall at all, and neither to recompile my kernel. Aint there some new kernels that have PAE enabled by default that are not server kernels ?
[01:11] <tvaughn> what can be used to rip and burn dvds
[01:11] <ActionParsnip> jacquesdupontd: well, on desktop
[01:11] <ActionParsnip> tvaughn: acidrip
[01:11] <alankila> Tiders: I have chosen to add these two lines into /etc/rc.local:
[01:11] <alankila> echo "performance" > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_governor
[01:11] <jacquesdupontd> ActionParsnip, i know why it can't but i've managed to do it on Windows Seven 32 bits and you can be sure it's using the entire 4 gigs for real
[01:11] <alankila> and same for cpu1
[01:12] <ActionParsnip> jacquesdupontd: you dont have to reinstall, you can simply install the server kernel, reboot and boot to the server kernel and youwill see all your ram
[01:12] <Tiders> alankila, Does that mean I have to do it for each core... Cause I have 8
[01:12] <ActionParsnip> jacquesdupontd: it can't its not possible, 2^32 is less than 4Gb
[01:13] <manish> hey...i can't access all my drives from thuran file manager in xubuntu, and i really don't wanna dwnld a new manager....any advice?
[01:13] <DaZ> afaik pae gives decrease in performance
[01:13] <crohakon> jacquesdupontd, it is impossible for a 32 bit system to use 4+ ram. Physically impossible.
[01:13] <jacquesdupontd> ActionParsnip, i assure you it's not a patch to make it stop bugging but a patch to make windows use it instead of using a pagefil.sys
[01:13] <ActionParsnip> jacquesdupontd: http://chris.pirillo.com/32-bit-windows-and-4gb-of-ram/
[01:13] <DaZ> it is possible.
[01:13] <newpey> hi i am trying for the life of me to get chromeos to run in either virtualbox or vmware but neither seem to like the .vmdk file... any sugestions?
[01:13] <DasEi> manish: add them to fstab and give them user rights
[01:13] <jacquesdupontd> ActionParsnip, i just ca assure you it does
[01:14] <ActionParsnip> jacquesdupontd: you need the server kernel or 64bit OS, that or not use all yuor RAM. Your call
[01:14] <DaZ> it's even possible to get more than 4 gigs on xp, but requires some hacking
[01:14] <alankila> Tiders: you could write a script that does it for all
[01:14] <manish> DasEi: can u explain how...m a newb, so...
[01:14] <jacquesdupontd> ActionParsnip, i've tested to launch many apps to pass the bar of 3.5 gigs of memory and in the monitoring system it was shown that it was only using physicall memory and nothing about the paging
[01:14] <joshuajtl> can anyone tell me how i can use the synaptics module for my alps touchpad instead of the alps module?
[01:14] <DasEi> manish: open a trml ..
[01:14] <alankila> Tiders: for i in /sys/devices/system/cpu/*/cpufreq/scaling_governor; do echo "performance" > $i; done. Perhaps.
[01:15] <DasEi> manish: sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[01:15] <jacquesdupontd> ActionParsnip, trust me, i can't tell you how it works but it does even if i know also that it shouldn't be possible at al
[01:15] <ActionParsnip> jacquesdupontd: your address registers cannot read or write past 3.12Gb RAM
[01:15] <crohakon> jacquesdupontd, I don't care what windows tells you if it is 32bit it can not physically use 4 gb of ram.
[01:15] <alankila> Tiders: there is in all likelihood some smarter way to do this than what I just wrote, but I have not done the homework to find out what.
[01:15] <ActionParsnip> jacquesdupontd: then you have managed to address past the address registers in your CPU somehow, i doubt it
[01:15] <DasEi> manish: sudo fdisk -l | pastebinit           , give url here
[01:15] <jacquesdupontd> ActionParsnip, then what to say, my computer is magic and my system monitor is lying to me
[01:15] <ActionParsnip> jacquesdupontd: it must be
[01:16] <Alex_21> I fixed my issue
[01:16] <Alex_21> Does anyone here use Wifiradar?
[01:16] <manish> DasEi: trying it now...hope it works
[01:16] <jacquesdupontd> ActionParsnip, if we think that after using 3 gb of memory the windows will go and take in the pagefil.sys we can easily imagine that he ghost a part of the pagefile in the real resting physical memory
[01:16] <FloodBot3> !netsplit
[01:17] <alankila> ActionParsnip: I'd like to note about 4G/4G split technology that also exists for linux
[01:17] <ActionParsnip> jacquesdupontd: your system is magical and defies common computing and maths
[01:17] <achew22> jtaji: do you know of a way to restart upstart (and force it to run my new tty1.conf) without actually rebooting?
[01:17] <alankila> as I understand it, by adding a penalty to the kernel-userland transition it's possible to expose 4 GB to a process at once.
[01:17] <alankila> linux doesn't do this because the penalty is huge
[01:17] <Freemind9> Another newbie here, using the v9.10/i386 install. I am attempting to install gforth-0.7.0, and need to install the ffcall-1.10 package, so that when I recompile gforth, it will use the ffcall package.  I have both the gforth and ffcall .tar.gz files, and would like to put them in my /usr/bin/ directory, but when I try to extract the gforth package to /usr/bin/ I'm told that I don't have the...
[01:17] <alankila> something called TLB flush and TLB takes half a day to fill once you nuke it
[01:17] <Freemind9> ...right permissions to do so.  What am I missing here...
[01:18] <DaZ> Freemind9: ur doin it wrong
[01:18] <Freemind9> I get that.
[01:18] <jacquesdupontd> ActionParsnip, would love so but i m not sure as i've read thread to do that and saw many replies saying it works mervelously and there's was people doubting about it on the beginning that were saying that it was truly working
[01:18] <achew22> Freemind9: is there something wrong with using "sudo aptitude install gforth"?
[01:18] <Alex_21> Where do I get Skype?
[01:18] <Alex_21> Please
[01:19] <CShadowRun> www.skype.com ?
[01:19] <tomstomstoms> I think they
[01:19] <DaZ> Freemind9: you don't extract anything to /usr/bin, especially not tarballs :f
[01:19] <Freemind9> I need to install the ffcall system prior to doing an install of gforth...
[01:19] <DasEi> !compile | Freemind9
[01:19] <ActionParsnip> !skype | Alex_21
[01:19] <jtaji> achew22: hmm not sure
[01:19] <jacquesdupontd> ok nevermind :)
[01:19] <DasEi> manish: sudo fdisk -l | pastebinit           , give url here ?
[01:20] <jacquesdupontd> i'm gonna get some rest i worked a lot tonigt i'llbe there in some hours to helppeoples
[01:20] <tomstomstoms> I think they're idle in the suse channel. Maybe someone here might know the solution to this problem: use
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[01:20] <jedi06> how do you determine what your cd mounted to?
[01:20] <jacquesdupontd> cya and thx for your advices
[01:20] <Freemind9> I've tried doing the 'sudo apt-get install ffcall-1.10' sequence, but it doesn't find the package.  Hence, I downloaded it.
[01:20] <tomstomstoms> Um, what that? I did not mean to paste all of that...
[01:20] <jedi06> i'm trying to umount it so i can eject it
[01:20] <D3RGPS31> i don't know the right keywords to lookup; i'm looking for an image viewer than i can tell what to look for in an image, then look through other images and find things like what i ask it to look for, then tell it if it's right or wrong; what would this be called o:
[01:20] <DaZ> tomstomstoms: happens
[01:20] <malibu> cherche sexe now dans charlevoix secoller coller
[01:21] <tomstomstoms> That was an honest mistake. I think it did a select-all before I pasted.
[01:21] <manish> DasEi: can't seem to get the url of the drives right...this really is stupid of me
[01:21] <sam555> what is the command to change the permissions on all the files inside a folder?
[01:21] <DaZ> sam555: chmod
[01:21] <Sacho> chmod *
[01:21] <DasEi> tomstomstoms: #freenode for irc-related quest /user /pass
[01:21] <bastid_raZor> sam555: chmod -R
[01:21] <ActionParsnip> tomstomstoms: yuor distribution isnt supported here
[01:21] <terrorink> lol
[01:22] <funkiwan> i am having trouble getting wireless working using wep 128-bit encryption. can anyone help me figure out what could be going wrong?
[01:22] <sam555> bastid_raZor: will this command make it so that they will ALL change at once, or do I have to use that for each file?
[01:22] <tomstomstoms> ActionParsnip, okay. Just didn't know if it's exclusive to suse or not.
[01:22] <woodyjlw> I have vlc and dragon player and media player and I cant get any of them to play any of my dvd's and I grabbed libdvdcss2 from terminal and installed
[01:22] <tomstomstoms> No problem.
[01:22] <DasEi> manish: pastebinit installed ?
[01:22] <bastid_raZor> sam555: chmod -R  on the directory will change them all at once
[01:22] <manish> DasEi:yup
[01:22] <sam555> bastid_raZor: gotcha! thanks
[01:22] <DasEi> manish: sudo fdisk -l | pastebinit
[01:23] <gestahlt> Does anyone know a good backup tool for ubuntu? With GUI prefered. I need to backup LVM (Snapshots would be nice) and a few other files along with that
[01:23] <mMezquitale> is it possible to export your ssh settings so you wont have to recreate your ssh key after installing a fresh copy of ubuntu?
[01:23] <DasEi> manish: ^ should spit a url,  give that here
[01:23] <CrimsonIdol> grsync
[01:23] <EastDallas> !info grsync
[01:23] <alankila> mMezquitale: backup $HOME/.ssh
[01:24] <rsouthard> Looking to change the way that apt-get look when it runs in bash. I would like it to provide verbose pound signs like yum does when invoked from the command line. Anyone have any ideas?
[01:24] <pha> hey -> I am trying to access and enable the Remote Desktop optioin (System, Prefrences, Remote Desktop) - but the Remote Desktop tab is not there.
[01:24] <ActionParsnip> !backup | gestahlt
[01:24] <pha> Anyone any ideas? would be greatly appreciated.
[01:25] <funkiwan> i can connect wirelessly with encryption turned off, but not with it on. anyone have any idea what could cause that?
[01:25] <Henry_BR> I'm using ubuntu 9.10 and I guess my port 5432 is closed. I'd like to open it to a friend use my postgresql database. How can I do it? What is the firewall of ubuntu 9.10?
[01:25] <jtaji> pha: check that you have the 'vino' package installed
[01:25] <mMezquitale> alankila, and then just restore ".ssh" in my home folder after the install?  Can the same work with pgp keys using with evolution?
[01:25] <PhantomFreak> Is anyone else running PRboom (Doom front-end)... I'm having a lot of trouble with it falling over as soon as it starts.
[01:25] <woodyjlw> ubuntu dose not like any of my dvd movies :(   I am sure all I need is some license file or something but cant figure out what im missing. I did the steps on libdvdcss2 and no luck
[01:25] <arkanabar> I'm also in ubuntu 9.10 and it looks like PulseAudio has crashed.  How do I reset it?
[01:25] <manish> DasEi: i can't seem to get in...can you type the exact command please....the volume lable is C:\ishu (see,i'm still in windows mode)
[01:26] <jtaji> mMezquitale: for pgp it's $HOME/.gnupg/
[01:26] <DasEi> Henry_BR: ufw per default, sudo ufw allow 5432
[01:26] <jedi06> why can't i eject my cd????
[01:26] <mMezquitale> jtaji and alankila thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[01:26] <Henry_BR> dashavoo: ufw is disabled by default
[01:26] <ActionParsnip> arkanabar: killall pulseaudio; rm -rf ~/.pulse*    then press alt+f2   and type: pulseaudio   and press enter
[01:26] <pha> I take it no-one has a clue? :|
[01:26] <DasEi> manish: this is ubuntu support here
[01:26] <jedi06> it won't umount
[01:26] <gestahlt> ActionParsnip: What would you recommend? I want to backup my KVMs which run on LVMs (not image based). I want to do daily backups (Incremental) and a fully weekly and monthly backup. For storage i thought about a NAS / USB HD. I thought of doing it via cronjobs and compressors (anything with high compression)
[01:26] <jtaji> pha: I responded
[01:26] <DasEi> !firewall | Henry_BR
[01:27] <alankila> mMezquitale: conceiveably yes. But I am not familiar with how evolution stores things. You should definitely keep your pgp keys in safe place, that's the whole point of having them: keep them the same as long as possible...
[01:27] <alankila> mMezquitale: I personally consider pgp to be utter waste of time, though.
[01:27] <ActionParsnip> gestahlt: I use a cron'd cp to a firewire drive. try a few, see which you prefer
[01:27] <Sumatro> hi
[01:27] <pha> jtaji, ahh, thanks - I installed it - would I need a reboot for it to take effect, because it doesn't show.
[01:27] <jedi06> is there a command to eject disk?
[01:27] <Henry_BR> DasEi: it is desabled by default, i guess, because i can enable it
[01:27] <alankila> jedi06: oddly enough, it's called "eject".
[01:27] <ActionParsnip> jedi06: sudo eject /dev/sr0
[01:27] <jtaji> pha: hmm not sure, maybe log out of gnome and log back in
[01:27] <manish> DasEi: i know, i was pointing out that i still have to learn this stuff, so can u please help?
[01:28] <Henry_BR> ubottu: what is the firewall iptable or ufw? if I configure one , the other is configured automatically?
[01:28] <mMezquitale> alankila, i'm only trying out pgp, havent used it yet, can you please tell me why you think pgp is a waste of time?  It's not easy sending an encrypted e-mail?
[01:28] <jedi06> ActionParsnip, it is in /media/cdrom
[01:28] <jtaji> pha: oh yeah, right click on your menus, select Edit Menus... and make sure that menu item isn't disabled
[01:28] <gestahlt> ActionParsnip: Yeah pretty much what i had in mind. just with compression. With LVM Snapshots i should be able to make incremental backups
[01:28] <jedi06> it is weird on the command line eject works but when i try to click the button on my laptop it won't work
[01:28] <jtaji> Henry_BR: ufw is essentially a front-end for iptables
[01:28] <ActionParsnip> jedi06: thats the mount point but may work, i think you have to execute it on the block device
[01:28] <DasEi> manish: what do you want to achieve then ? comming to a linux channel running windows saying can't access hd's .. erm want to use win to read ext ?
[01:28] <alankila> mMezquitale: it solves a problem that is mostly a nonproblem, of having more secure email transmission. In theory it guarantees confidentiality and authentication, in practice these aren't worth anything to anybody.
[01:29] <jedi06> ActionParsnip, it worked with i did it on the mount point
[01:29] <pha> jtaji - thank-you very much mate :) I will see how that goes.
[01:29] <ActionParsnip> jedi06: cool
[01:29] <jedi06> ActionParsnip, what is a block device
[01:29] <Henry_BR> jtaji: ah! =) thanks.
[01:29] <pha> jtaji - I could kiss you, thank you very much mate - you are an absolute superstar!
[01:29] <manish> DasEi: well then thank for the help so far...i'll figure something out
[01:30] <ActionParsnip> jedi06: /dev/sda1 is a block device which is representative of the first partition on /dev/dsa
[01:30] <jtaji> pha: lol.. enjoy
[01:30] <ActionParsnip> jedi06: /dev/sr0 is the cd rom block device
[01:30] <jedi06> why do they call it block device
[01:30] <alankila> jedi06: I think it could be because the disk is either mounted or used. The attempt to eject fails because the operating system has told the drive that it is not to eject the disc. However, the eject unmounts first.
[01:30] <ActionParsnip> jedi06: its a block of data which can be read in many ways
[01:31] <alankila> jedi06: or it could be for some other reason. I think many cd-roms now tell OS that it's about to eject the drive and thus gets rid of the mount. Or some other dynamic is at play, because I certainly can eject the discs, mounted or not...
[01:32] <shellfish> hi folks one quck qustion what's the famous domain to dynamic ip web resolver?
[01:32] <alankila> but it wasn't long time ago, 2-3 years, I think, when you always had to take care to unmount a cd before you could eject it from the button.
[01:32] <shellfish> i *think* it's freedns, but i'm _not_ sure , could anybody conffirm, or tell me a different popular alternative?
[01:32] <generic_person> Hello, I have a rather odd problem. I am setting up a computer to be a FatClient as per this tutorial: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DisklessUbuntuHowto. I finished the configuration, but when I try to boot from the client, The DHCP server works, but I get PXE-T01 error. All of the google results I found say that it comes from the client not knowing where to get the boot image, and that the error usually occurs
[01:32] <generic_person>  because the path in dcphd.conf is not properly defined. However, I double checked dhcpd.conf, and I defined the path correctly. Does anyone have any idea why it would refuse to mount? (assuming of course I followed all other steps correctly)
[01:32] <dmoney> need help with sound drivers for laptop Gateway M320
[01:32] <jtaji> shellfish: dyndns.com, no-ip.com ?
[01:33] <con-man> my numpad is moving the mousearound instead of typing  numbers, whats the key combination to disable that?
[01:33] <con-man> and yes numlock is on
[01:33] <gestahlt> is there a possibility to use ubuntu as capi/tapi server without asterisk?
[01:33] <bastid_raZor> con-man: ctrl+alt+shift+num lock .. unsure if num lock needs to be on or off when doing this
[01:33] <shellfish> jtaji: ok, and is freedns famous too?
[01:33] <jtaji> shellfish: first time I've heard of it
[01:34] <shellfish> jtaji: ok, so it must be dyndns the famous one
[01:34] <shellfish> jtaji: i knew it had dns in the name hehe
[01:34] <con-man> bastid_raZor, thanks!
[01:34] <shellfish>  has* hehe
[01:34] <shellfish> well , so do you recommend it to me jtaji ?
[01:34] <_Brun0_> Anyone know where can I get pics of past versions of Ubuntu CDs? Just the picture. I'm finding it dificult to get a pic of a Ubuntu 4.10 CD.
[01:34] <dmoney> need help with sound drivers for laptop Gateway M320
[01:35] <jtaji> shellfish: the two I've mentioned are reputable and long-standing
[01:36] <_Brun0_> Found: http://czytelnia.ubuntu.pl/wp-content/warty-livecd.jpg
[01:36] <konan> help
[01:37] <terrorink> tarty mc tart tart how do i encrypt my hard drive
[01:37] <epaphus> To what folder must I copy  a binary so that it can get executed with just naming it in using the Alt F2 run application ??
[01:40] <Vonnick> LAWL
[01:40] <bastid_raZor> epaphus: /usr/local/bin would be a good place
[01:40] <bastid_raZor> epaphus: make sure it is executable.
[01:40] <shellfish> jtaji: perfect, and do you know if all the different domains in dyndns are as good as the others? for example, dyndns.org,dyndns.net,kicks-ass.org etc?
[01:41] <gbear14275> so I added the debian sid repository to my source.list and am trying to upgrade a package but I run into this error:  python-libvirt:
[01:41] <gbear14275>   Depends: python (<2.6) but 2.6.4-0ubuntu1 is to be installed
[01:41] <gbear14275> what does that mean?
[01:42] <lstarnes> gbear14275: are you using ubuntu?
[01:42] <lstarnes> gbear14275: if so, then you should not use any debian repos
[01:42] <bastid_raZor> gbear14275: that means you are about to muck up your box..
[01:42] <gbear14275> lstarnes: yes
[01:42] <thiebaude> gbear14275, ubuntu isn't debian
[01:42] <ribon> how do i make an alias visible to all bash instances?
[01:42] <LinuxCommunity>  thiebaude: derived
[01:42] <thiebaude> LinuxCommunity, exactly
[01:42] <gbear14275> thiebaude: I'm aware... just trying to get the latest version of virt-manager... and am doing what I can
[01:42] <bastid_raZor> LinuxCommunity: woman is derived from male.. yet not the same hardware
[01:43] <gbear14275> here's why I went that route:  https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/virt-manager/+question/94323
[01:44] <gbear14275> however... I keep running into a python-libvirt dependency issue
[01:46] <[Tequila]> Hello can anyone help me, I have VSFTP and for some reason I am jailed out of /var/ but can access any other folders
[01:46] <gbear14275> lstarnes: do you have any advice for me to get the latest version of virt-manager?
[01:46] <LinuxCommunity>  bastid_raZor:  LOL
[01:46] <LinuxCommunity> true
[01:46] <kylehuff> One of the updates to Karmic within the last month or so seems to give me grief with Skype, in that the video is completely transparent, both the display of the video I am sending, and the video being received. Any ideas?
[01:46] <lstarnes> gbear14275: it would probably be safer to compile it from source
[01:46] <Dwade09> gbear14275:  can you remake the dependency? or get another for the issue?
[01:46] <lstarnes> gbear14275: compile from source
[01:46] <Vonnick> Is there an equivalent of Norton Ghost for Linux?
[01:46] <Dwade09> or use synaptic manager
[01:46] <lstarnes> Dwade09: it has an older version than what he wants
[01:47] <terrorink> does anybody know how to encrypt ur hard drive
[01:47] <PhantomFreak> Can anyone help me get prboom working? Crashes out when the demo tries to load or start a new game.
[01:47] <Dwade09> lstarnes: oh, sorry , im not on ubuntu but i have ran ubuntu for 2 years. in feisty.
[01:47] <gbear14275> Dwade09: what do you mean by remake the dependency?
[01:47] <Thoven78> anyone knows how to sync my mini mp4 player with Rhythmbox and Evolution
[01:47] <gbear14275> terrorink: truecrypt
[01:48] <EastDallas> !info partimage
[01:48] <Dwade09> gbear14275:  get the source code for the dependancy from the develepers site and make it from source ie compile it
[01:48] <Zeppelin> man Ubuntu
[01:48] <_Brun0_> Anyone has a pic of a Ubuntu 5.04 CD?
[01:48] <Zeppelin> I love ubuntu!
[01:48] <EastDallas> !info G4L
[01:48] <EastDallas> !info g4l
[01:48] <Dwade09> lstarnes: im not sure if that can be done, but i dont see why not, as i done dependacies that way.
[01:48] <terrorink> :\
[01:48] <Vonnick> Can partimage also restore from it's backups?
[01:49]  * terrorink dies
[01:49] <Dwade09> lstarnes: can you comfirm, ?
[01:49] <gbear14275> terrorink: whats wrong?
[01:49] <EastDallas> Vonnick: Yes, you have to use it form a liveCD
[01:49] <lstarnes> Dwade09: I've never tried it
[01:49] <EastDallas> Vonnick: http://sourceforge.net/projects/g4l/
[01:49] <lstarnes> !truecrypt | terrorink
[01:49] <EastDallas> Vonnick: Ghost 4 Linux
[01:49] <LinuxCommunity> _Brun0_:  i got a disc of 7
[01:49] <Vonnick> EastDallas: Thanks
[01:50] <LinuxCommunity> not sure what sub version though i have to look if you want me to
[01:50] <EastDallas> Vonnick: NP
[01:50] <[Tequila]> Hello can anyone help me, I have VSFTP and for some reason I am jailed out of /var/ but can access any other folders
[01:51] <Elemecca> Tequila: Maybe you have weird permissions of /var? Try `stat /var`.
[01:51] <LinuxCommunity> _Brun0_:  if you want it
[01:51] <_Brun0_> LinuxCommunity, i'm researching and writting an article about Ubuntu history and I'l like to have a pic of each CD of Ubuntu. But I can't find one from 5.04 =(
[01:52] <LinuxCommunity>  _Brun0_:  well i don't have one, i might be able to get one, cause well the internet is huge and its on there, but i got 7 something
[01:52] <lun1x0r> _brun0_:  i cant connect to discuss here
[01:52] <Dwade09> gbear14275: other then that i am sorry i can not help you, its been so long since i ran ubuntu
[01:52] <lun1x0r> gbear14275:  get consoles
[01:52] <EastDallas> _Brun0_: http://www.linuxexpres.cz/upload/ubuntu.png
[01:53] <LinuxCommunity>  _Brun0_:  i got
[01:53] <LinuxCommunity> 7.10
[01:53] <[Tequila]> Elemecca: http://pastebin.com/m5279ba46
[01:53] <LinuxCommunity> all over the floor now that i dropped the discs
[01:53] <lun1x0r> krushia: well the random choice by programs, until it abruptly dropped yesterday.
[01:53] <_Brun0_> EastDallas, that's not the true one. i also found it thanks for your attempt anyway
[01:53] <lun1x0r> actionparsnip: so it doesn't attempt to re-emerge it.
[01:53] <_Brun0_> LinuxCommunity, thnaks allot for your help. I will post in ubuntuforums.com to see if someone have and keep searching. thanks alot! from 7+ it is easy to find CD cover pictures
[01:53] <lun1x0r> i have searching for available to it, its write protected media?
[01:53] <_Brun0_> LinuxCommunity, lol!
[01:53] <lun1x0r> lol!
[01:53] <lun1x0r> dmoney
[01:54] <LinuxCommunity> _Brun0_: oh i got the original cd sleeve
[01:54] <lun1x0r> that'd be original phone, it's a program an be the default terminal?
[01:54] <_Brun0_> LinuxCommunity, from 5.04?
[01:54] <lun1x0r> linuxcommunity, thnaks allot for doing that element
[01:54] <Elemecca> Tequila: Well that's not your problem It's 0777 (world everything).
[01:55] <LinuxCommunity> _Brun0_:  7.04 and up
[01:55] <LinuxCommunity> lun1x0r: what you mean
[01:55] <lun1x0r> we can not physically but logically necessary, i mean why is it appear to get an aligned 64byte one
[01:55] <[Tequila]> Elemecca: any other suggestions
[01:55] <EastDallas> _Brun0_: http://farm1.static.flickr.com/33/45166514_f02066c434_o.jpg
[01:55] <lun1x0r> _brun0_:  * gnome: 43,5 mbyte     where yours links on my art with people of date for 3months :)
[01:55] <tristram> hi questions here: I want to reinstall ubuntu on my netbook (no CD rom drive) i have a live boot USB set up but i keep encountering grub stage1.5 error 22
[01:55] <lun1x0r> well the line in here: http://freenode.net/pdpc_donations.shtml
[01:55] <_Brun0_> EastDallas, thanks alot! I also have that one. I was searching for a pic of the CD alone. Outside the sleeve. But thanks many!
[01:56] <_Brun0_> LinuxCommunity, thnaks man but form more recent version I can find on the internet. No need to worry.
[01:56] <lun1x0r> linuxcommunity, thnaks allot for the diff groups of rules
[01:56] <Elemecca> Tequila: What happens when you try to cd to /var in an FTP session?
[01:56] <lun1x0r> tequila: maybe you have kids and do you mean one provided by nvidia not created by the great either
[01:56] <EastDallas> _Brun0_: Getting closer: :p
[01:56] <LinuxCommunity> lun1x0r: what are you saying
[01:56] <lun1x0r> lun1x0r: what you don't remember enough
[01:57] <_Brun0_> EastDallas, =P
[01:57] <lun1x0r> you're not well developed =p
[01:57] <lun1x0r> damn you get my original username sixtila back?
[01:57] <LinuxCommunity> _Brun0_: well sorry i couldn't really help
[01:57] <lun1x0r> where i'm saying earlier it couldn't match expected type `(a1 -> i am trying to construct a backtrace in that the irrational ones?
[01:57] <LinuxCommunity> i am kindof mad that i don't have it , mainly cause i want it also
[01:57] <LinuxCommunity> lun1x0r: group of rules? whats that suppose to mean
[01:57] <lun1x0r> lun1x0r: what /usr/lib/oss/build/install.sh does
[01:58] <teen_quiet> Hi all, I just installed conky, configured it a little, and I'm trying to get date-time with a correct accentuation for the month : 'décembre', do you know how to do so?
[01:58] <lun1x0r> gleerat
[01:58] <robin> http://www.ugotit.ca
[01:59] <_Brun0_> Does Ubuntu 4.10 and 5.04 Live CDs could also install the system? http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/releases/5.04/
[01:59] <lun1x0r> pointers are not make it from another box, i don't appear to find it incorporated elements from using for installing a ubuntu 5.04 cd?
[01:59] <lun1x0r> jean-claude
[01:59] <[Tequila]> Elemecca:
[01:59] <[Tequila]>  [R] CWD /var/www/html
[01:59] <[Tequila]> [R] 550 Failed to change directory.
[01:59] <LinuxCommunity> lun1x0r: ????
[01:59] <FloodBot3> [Tequila]: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:59] <lun1x0r> im trying to use to type `int' against inferred type startkde ????
[01:59] <terrorink> is it ur ftp server tequila
[02:00] <[Tequila]> terrorink: ya
[02:00] <lun1x0r> terrorink: truecrypt
[02:00] <justine777w> How do I save my pictures to a USB drive when it says read-only and i am unable to change the option
[02:00] <terrorink> did u set ur permissions up right
[02:00] <lun1x0r> jerryluc: @term in ur doin it wrong with linux on the second one more sturdy
[02:00] <[Tequila]> terrorink: vsftp cant access /var but with same user can ssh root and access everything via ftp but not /var
[02:00] <Elemecca> Teqila: try cding to /var instead of /var/www/html
[02:00] <lun1x0r> terrorink: vsftp cant access /var
[02:00] <tristram> I want to reinstall ubuntu on my netbook (no CD rom drive) i have a live boot USB set up but i keep encountering grub stage1.5 error 22
[02:00] <lun1x0r> i keep encountering grub stage1.5 error when you can
[02:01] <lun1x0r> beachwood23
[02:01] <terrorink> yea ive had the same problem b4
[02:01] <lun1x0r> dasei: what do u get my last thing b4 i leave /ck/ 4 lyf niggas
[02:01] <terrorink> and truecrypt blows
[02:01] <[Tequila]> Elemecca: no dice
[02:02] <Elemecca> Tequila: Is there a reason you want to use FTP instead of SCP or SFTP?
[02:02] <DasEi> lun1x0r: what's wrong with you ?
[02:02] <lun1x0r> lun1x0r: what are plenty for why not allow any other machines
[02:02] <syn-ack> ...
[02:03] <epinky> justine777w: do you know which device is it?
[02:03] <justine777w> epinky: a usb device
[02:03] <[Tequila]> Elemecca: no reason
[02:03] <LinuxCommunity> well alright fellas, im going to take off now. you all take care
[02:03] <lun1x0r> linuxcommunity
[02:03] <epinky> justine777w: I meant /dev/sdX maybe?
[02:03] <lun1x0r> jacolyte: you with mime-update maybe?
[02:04] <justine777w> epinky: i dont know. says disk-2
[02:04] <Elemecca> Tequila: It may be better to use SCP then, since it's both simpler and more secure.
[02:04] <smacnay> Hi, I am ssh'ing into my Ubuntu machine on the lan and am enabling X forwarding... what is the command to do Ubuntu upgrades?  I believe there is an option somewhere that allows one to upgrade from one version of ubuntu to another.
[02:04] <lun1x0r> there's another.
[02:05] <DasEi> !dist-upgrade | smacnay
[02:05] <epinky> justine777w: post results of "sudo fdisk -l"
[02:05] <lun1x0r> go has nothing special, it's the ram used google results i found say anyhing?
[02:05] <DasEi> !upgrade | smacnay
[02:05] <lun1x0r> smacnay: a later observation that we're about as group in a file, it'll change them all at once, and don't worry.
[02:07] <lun1x0r> usuario-master
[02:07] <justine777w> epinky: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/343193/
[02:07] <lun1x0r> epinky: i dont know it i’m all the leak may 7, 1945, v-e day, when there was not good enough to work to do,  it isn't good.
[02:08] <krishna> Hi ,I have a dual monitor setup ,but it always comming in the mirror mode ,displays both have identical outputs ,want to change it ,I am using KDE
[02:08] <ardchoille> lun1x0r: some of your replies are confusing
[02:08] <lun1x0r> justine777w: i change something and saw many replies saying it gets suspended and hit him back from doc -> text which is different popular alternative?
[02:09] <goppp> hey what are the steps to have ubuntu boot thru wubi, I installed it via wubi, but grub only shows my windows boot up disk
[02:09] <lun1x0r> kept asking specifially about wubi, but the attack still trying to isolate the ability to make my terminal , just because you do that you have access and i have you get chromeos to run alsamixer i get that while i don't know more than someone editing hdv with cinelerra...
[02:09] <goppp> anyone here know why
[02:09] <justine777w> lun1x0r: i dont not have a clue what u r talking about
[02:09] <lun1x0r> randy babb with arizona game system emulators in the market have a clue where to f
[02:09] <Thoven78> Does anybody know how to sync an mp3 player with Rhythmbox and Evolution mail?
[02:09] <lun1x0r> do you have spare bandwidth to host name for the tatoo....not familiar with how evolution stores things
[02:10] <lun1x0r> _brun0_
[02:10] <DasEi> !troll | lun1x0r
[02:10] <lun1x0r> windows file locking behaviour is pretty ancient...
[02:10] <krishna> Hi ,I have a dual monitor setup ,but it always comming in the mirror mode ,displays both have identical outputs ,want to change it ,I am using KDE
[02:10] <lun1x0r> colonelj, it's a firefox doesn't get upgraded it the monitor setup ,but it will probably never tried running ubuntu live cd at the padding should be found here: http://freenode.net/pdpc_donations.shtml
[02:10] <epinky> justine777w: ls -l /media/*
[02:10] <lun1x0r> how ls is and register it again
[02:11] <justine777w> epinky: i got it. thanks
[02:11] <lun1x0r> epinky: i dont know this but i should be a global variable location changed
[02:11] <oorah> is the swiftfox browser a good one? any experiences?
[02:11] <lun1x0r> all my one browser is set what?
[02:11] <ardchoille> !ops | lun1x0r
[02:11] <lun1x0r> rhl6856: i have to get a 160hdd (only around 10gb max used) into a 40hdd please?
[02:11] <DasEi> thks, jrib
[02:11] <smacnay> Seems I am running hardy...
[02:12] <oorah> is swiftfox a good browser?
[02:12] <Fender> hola
[02:12] <DasEi> smacnay: lsb_release -a tells you
[02:12] <DasEi> oorah: alright for me, but specialized on amd - proccis
[02:13] <oorah> DasEi, what about intel?
[02:13] <krishna> Need help regarding dual monitor setup ,but it always comming in the mirror mode ,displays both have identical outputs ,want to change it ,I am using KDE  ,hardy
[02:13] <DasEi> oorah: runs on that too, but if you want just a tinier epiphany does fine
[02:14] <Fender> xchat is awesome
[02:14] <smacnay> DasEi, got it - now I need the actual command name for the "software sources" option... to run from command line.
[02:14] <oorah> DasEi, epiphany faster than firefox?
[02:14] <smacnay> oorah, yes
[02:14] <teen_quiet> krishna, did you set xinerama in your xorg.conf file ?
[02:14] <Fender> Bye, be happy
[02:15] <Fender> xD
[02:15] <Fender> me tengo que ir
[02:15] <DasEi> oorah: don't think soo, but smaller footprint (also addons-dependend)
[02:16] <epinky> adn
[02:16] <brendan_> hey all - can i make more than one partition on a usb pen bootable?
[02:18] <dsister> Ubuntu sucks
[02:18] <ian_> what is a utility that would allow me to change a partition table type?
[02:18] <DasEi> smacnay: sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[02:18] <frogzoo> ian_: fdisk
[02:18] <DasEi> ian: data loss! gparted, cfdisk, testdisk .. need more details
[02:18] <epinky> ian_: or parted
[02:18] <tftech> I am a complete Linux newbie, so please excuse the question if it is really stupid
[02:18] <smacnay> DasEi, that doesn't take me from 8.04 LTS to 8.09, does it?
[02:19] <frogzoo> !docs > tftech
[02:19] <lstarnes> smacnay: there is no 8.09
[02:19] <tftech> I would like to create a user for my kid that does not require a password
[02:19] <tftech> !docs
[02:19] <EliasAmaral> tftech, no questions are stupid here
[02:19] <DasEi> smacnay: that would go 8.04 >> 9.04
[02:19] <smacnay> sorry - 8.10
[02:19] <krishna> teen_quiet: No
[02:19] <lstarnes> tftech: you do realize that that is at least a bit insecure, right?
[02:19] <DasEi> smacnay: that would go 8.04 >> 8.10,, sorry me too
[02:19] <frogzoo> tftech:
[02:19] <tftech> lstarnes - yes
[02:20] <frogzoo> tftech: sys -> admin -> login
[02:20] <tftech> lstarnes - is there a way to do with very limited rights?
[02:20] <ian_> fdisk wont work for my needs, i need to go from GPT to MBR
[02:20] <frogzoo> tftech: you have your answer
[02:20] <lstarnes> tftech: you should give that account a password
[02:20] <DasEi> smacnay: you allways go one distro 8.04,8.10,9.04,9.10 (current)
[02:20] <ian_> is there another utility available on ubuntu that would allow me to change a GPT partition table to MBR
[02:20] <lstarnes> tftech: by default it will have no extra powers, even with a password
[02:20] <Brendan_Mcc> Guys, is there a command to 'force' a second partition on the same device as being bootable?
[02:21] <pochomon> buenas noches!!
[02:21] <epaphus> Thunderbird 3.0 stable was released 2 days ago...... how long before a .deb is made.. or one can install it with apt-get ???
[02:21] <pochomon> necesito su ayuda
[02:21] <lstarnes> epaphus: the next release of ubuntu, 10.04
[02:21] <pochomon> no puedo convertir un archivo flv a avi
[02:21] <pochomon> ya probe con mencoder y nada
[02:21] <epinky> !es | pochomon
[02:21] <tftech> Thank you
[02:21] <pochomon> tambien con ffmpeg
[02:21] <lstarnes> epaphus: or you could try using a build from the ubuntu mozilla team's PPA
[02:21] <frogzoo> epaphus: you'll likely have to wait for koala +1
[02:22] <smacnay> DasEi, but aptitude dist-upgrade will not do that will it?
[02:22] <DasEi> smacnay: yes one at a time
[02:22] <lstarnes> epaphus: I'm using a daily build of thunderbird 3.0 from a PPA on ubuntu 8.04
[02:22] <epaphus> lstarnes, when i used the mozillas team PPA it actually downloaded a alpha release
[02:22] <jacquesdupontd> hi is anybody on kubuntu ?
[02:22] <lstarnes> epaphus: that's intentional
[02:22] <jacquesdupontd> cause nobody's on kubuntu
[02:22] <lstarnes> epaphus: it's a daily build ppa
[02:22] <epaphus> lstarnes, does it say Shredder?
[02:22] <epaphus> lstarnes, why
[02:22] <epaphus> hmm
[02:22] <lstarnes> epaphus: not a stable build
[02:23] <epaphus> but again the stable build is already out
[02:23] <lehigreck_> anyone can help me to recover a .word file pleas ?
[02:23] <lstarnes> epaphus: shredder is the default branding for non-official builds
[02:23] <DasEi> jacquesdupontd: 236 users there
[02:23] <Retro198909> anybody playing around with 10.04?
[02:23] <tftech> One more question, My wife has to use IE, is wine the best way?
[02:23] <lstarnes> tftech: why does she need to use it?
[02:23] <lstarnes> tftech: wine is pretty much the only way
[02:23] <DasEi> !lucid | Retro198909
[02:23] <StevenLiu> does anyone know how to access windows file server?just like in windows \\10.10.10.10
[02:23] <tftech> lstarnes - stupid realtor board MLX only works on IE
[02:23] <lstarnes> tftech: unless you run windows in a virtual machine
[02:24] <epinky> epaphus: tar -xvjf thunderbird-3.0.tar.bz2 && cd thunderbird && ./thunderbird
[02:24] <StevenLiu> HI
[02:24] <StevenLiu> ﻿does anyone know how to access windows file server?just like in windows \\10.10.10.10
[02:24] <teen_quiet> krishna, you should have Device, Monitor, and Screen sections for each, do you ?
[02:24] <tftech> I would like to get her to Linux, but that is the main issue
[02:24] <ian_> is there a utility/application that will allow changing a partion table from GUID (GPT) to a MBR?
[02:24] <epaphus> lstarnes, Iam extremely frustrated.. when I try to install the stable 3.0 from http://www.mozillamessaging.com/en-US/thunderbird/ (linux tar.gz version) it doesnt contain an installer, and its not a src iether to do a ./configure make make install... you have to manually put it in /opt .. then do a symlink.. and then you have to run it through terminal.. no installation procedures whatsoever.. why??
[02:24] <epaphus> epinky
[02:24] <FloodBot3> epaphus: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:25] <lstarnes> epaphus: because that's the way mozilla does its packaging
[02:25] <tftech> lstarnes - I heard about another windows emulation program, but I cant remeber it
[02:25] <lstarnes> epaphus: and ubuntu's package guideliens prevent thunderbird 3.0 from being in ubuntu's official repos until the next release
[02:25] <oorah> tftech, Wine?
[02:25] <epaphus> lstarnes, thank you! i neded that explanation
[02:25] <tftech> I thought someone said another one
[02:25] <lstarnes> epaphus: I just use the PPA builds
[02:25] <lstarnes> *guidelines
[02:25] <tftech> I will try Wine then
[02:26] <epaphus> lstarnes, is there anyway i can make an icon?? this is for an end user.
[02:26] <eliot_> y cant i use my back and forward buttons on my mouse in opera?
[02:26] <lstarnes> epaphus: it should already be in the menus
[02:26] <ian_> eliot maybe you should google it
[02:26] <djungelkraem> wheres the syslog located?
[02:26] <ian_> there is probably a preference setting
[02:26] <lstarnes> epaphus: depending on how you installed it.  Making a desktop launcher can be done very easily too
[02:26] <lstarnes> djungelkraem: /var/log/syslog
[02:26] <Goliath> Hey how do i merge fstab and fstab.new?
[02:26] <switch10_> eliot_: is it a logitech??
[02:27] <eliot_> yes
[02:27] <epaphus> lstarnes, i just did tar zxvfp .. thats all, and launched it once with ./thunderbird.. how could i do the deskptop launcher?
[02:27] <eliot_> m500
[02:27] <ian_> is there a utility/application that will allow changing a partion table from GUID (GPT) to a MBR?
[02:27] <DasEi> StevenLiu: http or fttp acces
[02:27] <djungelkraem> lstarnes, tyvm
[02:27] <mezquitale> Goliath, you want to place the contents on fstab.new to your fstab file?
[02:28] <lstarnes> epaphus: use the full path to the thunderbird executable
[02:28] <Goliath> mezquitale: yes but fstab is already configured, so if i just replace them i will lose the configuration
[02:28] <smacnay> DasEi, I ran dist-upgrade and am still in 8.04 after a reboot.
[02:28] <grimtooth> my wlan disconnects from the router on heavy traffic and i need to reboot afterwards to find any wireless connection again
[02:28] <grimtooth> anybody knows a solution ?
[02:29] <switch10_> eliot_: there is a package in synaptic that lets you use all of the buttons on your mouse.  search mouse or logitech...
[02:29] <lstarnes> epaphus: if it is for all users, put its directory in /opt and chown all of its files to root
[02:29] <epaphus> lstarnes, hmm? that doesnt tell me how to do a desktop launcher instead of running it throuh terminal
[02:29] <epaphus> lstarnes, ahh ok.. and then?
[02:29] <ian_> wlist scan
[02:29] <mezquitale> Goliath, you can try this "cat fstab.new >> fstab", the contents of stab.new will be concaatenated to fstab
[02:29] <switch10_> I think it's command line only.
[02:29] <ian_> iwscan list
[02:29] <lstarnes> epaphus: right-click on the desktop and put in the full path to the executable as the command
[02:29] <ian_> or one of those
[02:29] <ian_> will scan for all wlans that your card can pick up
[02:29] <mdg> ian_: sudo iwlist scan
[02:29] <grimtooth> i know
[02:30] <epaphus> lstarnes, ahhh! let me try
[02:30] <ian_> perfect there you go
[02:30] <grimtooth> but its not showing anything once it disconnects
[02:30] <eliot_> switch10_: mousetweaks?
[02:30] <grimtooth> some people say its a heat problem
[02:30] <ian_> i doubt it, but possible
[02:30] <switch10_> eliot_: that might be the name..  i remember it was command line only
[02:30] <grimtooth> whats the command for power level on a wlan card?
[02:31] <ian_> network cards arnt usually the first thing to go when heat is an issue
[02:31] <grimtooth> hm
[02:31] <grimtooth> the bug came with the update to 9.10
[02:31] <mdg> grimtooth: you mean like decibels?
[02:31] <mdg> grimtooth: singal strength?
[02:31] <ian_> i believe thats what he wanted
[02:31] <DasEi> smacnay: sudo do-release-update  ,and note the ssh port
[02:31] <grimtooth> i mean like the "power on" command
[02:31] <njsharkracer> i think grimtooth means by tx mw power
[02:32] <ian_> is there a utility/application that will allow changing a partion table from GUID (GPT) to a MBR?
[02:32] <Goliath> mezquitale: copied you mean?
[02:32] <berrybarry> could someone walk me through in making a music server?
[02:32] <grimtooth> i read about this bug on so many pages
[02:32] <grimtooth> but no solution anywhere
[02:32] <epaphus> lstarnes, i did it.. but i dont see any icon anywhere created... ?? should it be in the desktop?
[02:33] <lstarnes> epaphus: did you create it while looking at the desktop?
[02:33] <mdg> grimtooth: what kind of wifi adapter you have?
[02:33] <ian_> berrybarry: take a look at the mpd wiki page
[02:33] <ian_> its very helpful
[02:33] <lstarnes> epaphus: when you right-clicked, you did select "create launcher", right?
[02:33] <berrybarry> ian_ thx
[02:33] <ntiy> hi guys. I am trying to install ubuntu onto toshiba laptop. it starts normal -- I see a splash screen. but at the point where actual installation should start -- computer just hangs with no signs of life. black screen. same shit with debian netinstall cd.
[02:33] <ntiy> any ideas?
[02:33] <FloodBot3> ntiy: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:34] <mezquitale> Goliath, no, concatenated, whatever is in fstab will be there plus the contents of fstab.new, you can try it in your home directory by copying those files and look at the end result
[02:34] <epaphus> lstarnes, i did put create launcher, and the path to the thunderbird which is /home/myuser/thunderbird/thunderbird
[02:34] <smacnay> DasEi, hmmm, "no new release found"... must need to change my apt sources??
[02:34] <grimtooth> mdg, Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 3945ABG
[02:35] <mdg> grimtooth: chipset?
[02:35] <berrybarry> ian_ do you have a music server?
[02:35] <lstarnes> epaphus: it should appear automaticaly
[02:35] <lstarnes> *automatically
[02:35] <Bondy> !disable apic | nity
[02:36] <DasEi> smacnay: some changes in there, scroll down the page : http://www.howtoforge.com/how-to-upgrade-ubuntu-8.04-to-ubuntu-8.10-desktop-and-server
[02:36] <epaphus> lstarnes, i see it with ls, one sec
[02:36] <berrybarry> could someone PM me for setting up music server.. thx
[02:36] <ntiy> Bondy, how do you do that?
[02:36] <ntiy> acpi=off?
[02:36] <grimtooth> mdg, its a laptop, the wifi card is onboard
[02:36] <ntiy> noacpi?
[02:36] <DasEi> smacnay: I never did it with hardy, the following, ibex and so on, are more flawless
[02:36] <ntiy> where should I insert it?
[02:36] <grimtooth> give me a second and i tell you what chipset is used on the mb
[02:37] <Guest76982> #macos
[02:37] <ian_> is there a utility/application that will allow changing a partion table from GUID (GPT) to a MBR?
[02:37] <ian_> anyone have any idea where i could find more information on such things? possibly another channle?
[02:37] <smacnay> DasEi, I needed to run the software-properties-gtk and change the "LTS only" option to something else.
[02:37] <portuguesehacker> hey guys.im trying to open a file in the terminal. using  tar -xzf full-om-gta02.tar.gz . its on my desktop but says :No such file or directory o such file or directory.  help please noob
[02:37] <mdg> grimtooth: type "lspci" without quotes in a terminal
[02:37] <zoug> berrybarry: mpd?
[02:37] <Bondy> ntiy ress f6 when you get to the install selection screen and turn acpi off
[02:37] <lstarnes> portuguesehacker: it is case sensitive
[02:38] <berrybarry> zoug yes PM me please
[02:38] <lstarnes> portuguesehacker: and you need to use cd Desktop    first
[02:38] <Bondy> ntiy also select noapic and nolapic
[02:38] <DasEi> smacnay: if it was set
[02:38] <ntiy> well, I did that
[02:38] <ntiy> in a first place
[02:38] <grimtooth> i did
[02:38] <ntiy> it didnt affect anything at all
[02:38] <portuguesehacker> thanks lstarnes
[02:38] <anji_> hello
[02:38] <smacnay> DasEi, got it now
[02:38] <grimtooth> but im using tilda so i cant scroll up that much lol just a sec
[02:38] <Bondy> ntiy oh sorry not sure then
[02:39] <DasEi> smacnay: so look foward, ibex from hardy is a nice jump
[02:39] <Bondy> ntiy you tried a text based install?
[02:39] <ntiy> yes
[02:39] <smacnay> I am upgrading to 8.10 right now but will upgrade progressively to the newest one available as soon as I can
[02:39] <ntiy> the same result
[02:39] <DasEi> smacnay: also you updated/graded hardy before ?
[02:39] <Bondy> or do f4 and safe graphics mode
[02:39] <ntiy> didn't try that
[02:40] <ntiy> but listen. isn't debian netinstall -- text only installator?
[02:40] <epaphus> lstarnes, nop.. didnt work. I dont see anything in the deskptop.. though if i do ls -la i do see a file named something.deskptop .. :(
[02:40] <DasEi> smacnay: this is a pure server ?
[02:41] <grimtooth> mdg, Intel Corporation Mobile 945GM/PM/GMS, 943/940GML and 945GT
[02:41] <Bondy> ntiy dunno never used the netinsall
[02:41] <krishna> teen_quiet:How to check whether I have  set xinerama in  xorg.conf file ?
[02:41] <joshuajtl> why arent there packages for adobe flash 10 64bit yet? its been released.
[02:41] <Bondy> ntiy download the ubu tu minimal and select the text install
[02:42] <Bondy> !minimal iso
[02:42] <DasEi> krishna: open with a editor
[02:42] <ntiy> ok. let me try that. thax
[02:42] <Thoven78> @joshuajtl: go to Adobe.com
[02:43] <Bondy> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/MinimalCD
[02:43] <krishna> DasEi:ok
[02:43] <joshuajtl> Thoven78: i am and i know i can download and manually "isntall" but there should be a deb built and in repos by now
[02:43] <jrib> !sru | joshuajtl
[02:44] <anji_> please can some let me know how i can run an application from windows in linux enviroment
[02:44] <Bondy> anji wine or virtualboxose
[02:44] <Thoven78> @joshuajtl: i think in order to get it in the repo you have to wait for the next release
[02:45] <Bondy> with virtual box you will need to install windows in a virtual machine
[02:45] <joshuajtl> that doesnt make sense
[02:45] <DasEi> !wine | anji
[02:45] <DasEi> anji: certain apps ?
[02:46] <portuguese> im trying to transfer some files to a ex3 sd card. but says im not root.what am i doing wrong. help please
[02:47] <Bondy> portuguese how you transfering from terminal or gui?
[02:48] <portuguese> i have them on my desktop and trying to drag to sd card .im a noob
[02:48] <DasEi> portuguese: open a trml...
[02:48] <portuguese> k
[02:49] <Bondy> do a gksudu nautilus in the terminal and drag them from within the window it opens
[02:49] <DasEi> portuguese: mount                          , where is sd mounted ?
[02:49] <portuguese> desktop
[02:49] <Guest94568> hi, I was wondering how to access my external HDD on ubuntu
[02:50] <Guest94568> I tried opening it up, and justa  bunch of windows files come up. =\
[02:50] <DasEi> portuguese: nah, enter mount in trml and look it up
[02:50] <Whitor> portuguese, type 'mount' in a terminal window
[02:50] <anji_> mounth
[02:50] <Whitor> Terminal is under accessories
[02:51] <portuguese> dasei dev/sdb1 on/media
[02:51] <Guest94568> only root can do that it says
[02:51] <Guest94568> how do I access it from root?
[02:51] <portuguese> thats the only ex3
[02:51] <Guest94568> ?
[02:51] <DasEi> portuguese: k, sudo chown -R  HereYourUsername  /media
[02:52] <portuguese> trying
[02:52] <Whitor> Guest94568, what file system is on your external HDD ?
[02:52] <DasEi> portuguese: with your actual username
[02:52] <anji_> can some one help me here?
[02:52] <DasEi> !ask | anji_
[02:52] <Guest94568> hmm.. hold on
[02:53] <portuguese>  portuguese didnt work
[02:53] <goddard> i want to make a script that when I right click in nautilus I can run it and have it open a terminal that is cd to that location
[02:53] <Guest94568> HPFS/NTFS
[02:53] <DasEi> portuguese: now you should be able to drop files there
[02:53] <Scoopes> hi guys.  i'm trying to install ubuntu server 8.04 on a pc with a patriot warp ssd connected via sata.  the installation does not detect the drive, the bios sees it however so it's definitely present.  any thoughts on what i can try to get this to work?
[02:53] <Guest94568> so how do I mount it?
[02:54] <DasEi> goddard: so ?
[02:54] <goddard> DasEi: can you help
[02:54] <DasEi> Guest94568: open a terminal ..
[02:55] <Guest94568> done
[02:55] <DasEi> goddard : on what ?
[02:55] <denisse> hols
[02:55] <denisse> hola
[02:55] <Whitor> DasEi, dejavu?
[02:55] <mr_engineer> !es | denisse
[02:55] <DasEi> Guest94568: sudo fdisk -l                               , which device ?
[02:55] <denisse> hello
[02:56] <epaphus> lstarnes, THANK YOU for your help in regards to thunderbird!! MUCH appreciated. i got it all now
[02:56] <mr_engineer> denisse, go ahead and ask, no problem
[02:56] <denisse> thanks
[02:56] <DasEi> !info dejavu | Whitor
[02:56] <denisse> i have a problem which i don´t find any solution
[02:56] <portuguese> still no go dasei
[02:56] <Guest94568> didn't do anything, dasei
[02:56] <mr_engineer> go on
[02:56] <berrybarry> errrr lost the PM
[02:57] <goddard> never mind
[02:57] <mr_engineer> denisse, you have to ask a specific question right away on irc, if not people will just flame you, so go ahead
[02:57] <DasEi> Guest94568: sudo fdisk -l                               , which device ?should show all connected drives, like /dev/sdbXX
[02:57] <Guest94568> so I type the path to the drive?
[02:57] <DasEi> portuguese: sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[02:58] <DasEi> Guest94568: no, but tell me name of device
[02:58] <denisse> i have ubuntu 9.04, and the thing is that I installed some fonts to use with the open office, but then I realised that in firefox the fonts have disapeared, and instead, there are blue lines
[02:59] <Guest94568> it's labeled as "500 GB Filesystem"
[02:59] <denisse> I have no idea wheather that is the problem, Imean, the fonts, but that happened just before I installed them
[02:59] <DasEi> Guest94568: /dev ....
[02:59] <mr_engineer> whats my panel volume control applet called?
[02:59] <portuguese> done
[03:00] <DasEi> portuguese: mount | pastebinit
[03:00] <Guest94568> I don't... understand.
[03:00] <randy_> how does one make their own Distro?
[03:00] <terrorink> i do
[03:00] <DasEi> Guest94568: we need the devicename, prbly /dev/sdb1
[03:00] <randy_> I love Ultimate Edition 2.5
[03:00] <Dishtroyer> HELP!
[03:01] <Dishtroyer> I can't get ubuntu to boot
[03:01] <mezquitale> !help | Dishtroyer
[03:01] <DasEi> portuguese: give url from trml here
[03:01] <Guest94568> no such file or directory it says
[03:01] <randy_> no boot
[03:01] <randy_> r u only using ubuntu
[03:01] <DasEi> Guest94568: sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[03:02] <portuguese> k done  http://pastebin.com/f282ed00e
[03:02] <DasEi> Guest94568: sudo fdisk -l | pastebinit
[03:02] <otokoyama> anyone know how to debug brasero? i don't want to gdb and theres no --debug package for it.
[03:02] <Dishtroyer> I get a disk checking screen and then it tells me fsck died and a manual fsck must be performed. It asks me for a password or Control-D to reboot. No password works
[03:02] <DasEi> otokoyama: start from cli to see errors
[03:03] <denisse> is there anyone that could help me with mi firefox problem?
[03:03] <jm2> DesEi: how is pastebinit supposed to help guest?
[03:03] <DasEi> otokoyama: brasero failed on me, too use k3b
[03:03] <otokoyama> DasEi, there is no verbose flag and the binary emits no errors
[03:03] <otokoyama> im using Gnome
[03:03] <DZ-EZ> Dishtroyer, try booting to a live cd and running fsck
[03:03] <DasEi> otokoyama: me , too
[03:03] <Guest94568> okay now what, I'm at the site with the info.
[03:04] <Dishtroyer> DZ- I have an install cd 9.04 but I don't know how to run fsck
[03:04] <DasEi> portuguese: so it's /media/New Volume,  the mountpoint
[03:04] <otokoyama> DasEi, isnt k3b a kdkrap program?
[03:05] <Guest94568> I'm at that pastebin site, what now?
[03:05] <DasEi> portuguese: sudo umount /dev/sdb1
[03:05] <DasEi> Guest94568: give url from trml here
[03:05] <DasEi> portuguese: sudo mkdir /media/sd
[03:05] <portuguese> k unmounted
[03:06] <Guest94568> http://pastebin.com/f7f266d7c
[03:06] <Dishtroyer> How do I run FSCK?
[03:06] <DasEi> portuguese: sudo chown  portuguese /media/sdb
[03:06] <i_is_broke> oh great here we go again.
[03:06] <DasEi> portuguese: sudo chown  -R portuguese /media/sdb
[03:07] <DasEi> portuguese: and set your username in there, o' course
[03:07] <DasEi> portuguese: mount /dev/sdb1 /media/sdb
[03:07] <DasEi> portuguese: try again
[03:08] <Guest94568> What next?
[03:08] <lat> Is anyone here successfully sending mail to a bluehost.com server using msmtp?
[03:08] <DasEi>  Guest94568:/dev/sdc1 it is , so :
[03:08] <otokoyama> DasEi, i went for gnomebaker going to see if that works
[03:09] <DasEi>  Guest94568:sudo mkdir /media/ntfs
[03:09] <wolter> can anybody please tell me how do I run the volume control panel application?
[03:09] <cyphase> anyone know of a ppa with monodevelop 2.2?
[03:09] <Dishtroyer> DZ-EZ: How do I run fsck?
[03:09] <DasEi> portuguese:sudo mount /dev/sdb1 /media/sdb          <<works better
[03:09] <otokoyama> wolter, try alsa
[03:09] <denisse> hello!? please, how I fix firefox? I need it
[03:10] <Guest94568> Okay, now what?
[03:10] <wolter> otokoyama, alsa alone won't do
[03:10] <otokoyama> denisse, whats wrong with firefox describe your issue
[03:10] <DasEi>  Guest94568:sudo mount /dev/sdc1  /media/ntfs
[03:10] <wolter> i purged pulseaudio.. could that be the cause?
[03:10] <redshadowhero> Can anyone recommend any capture cards that work well with linux?
[03:10] <otokoyama> wolter, are you missing the volume control from the panel? or the entire application
[03:10] <odyssey> can anyone tell me how to open this page? mms://musicplus-musicplustv.wm.llnwd.net/musicplus_musicplustv
[03:10] <wolter> otokoyama, from the panel i think... which is the entire application?
[03:11] <DasEi> Dishtroyer: boot a live cd, UNmounted hd, sudo e2fsck -p /dev/parti..
[03:11] <EastDallas> Does anyway know how to send an alert to the desktop like 'net send' in windows?
[03:11] <denisse> since I installed some fonts, the ones of firefox dissapeared, and instead, there are blue lines
[03:11] <Guest94568> can't find, it says
[03:11] <zoug> EastDallas: zenity
[03:11] <portuguese> terminal cammand not working
[03:11] <Guest94568> okay I did that
[03:12] <DasEi>  Guest94568:  sudo mount -t ntfs  /dev/sdc1  /media/ntfs
[03:12] <otokoyama> wolter, go to terminal and type in gnome-volume-control if your on gnome see if that works
[03:12] <DasEi> portuguese:which ?
[03:12] <portuguese> i just pulled it out and inserted it agian. it mounted on the desk top
[03:12] <otokoyama> if it does then just readd it to the panel
[03:12] <craigbass1976> Is there some weird vim config somewhere?  I'd like to wipe it if I can, and just ahve it recreate next time I vi something.
[03:12] <Guest94568> device or resource busy
[03:12] <portuguese> last one
[03:12] <abeNd-org> what is the max partition size that can ntfs-3g can mount? i have a 8tb volume im trying to mount (spanned through the san in 4 2tb luns)
[03:12] <KCCarnage> Is there any way to undo an update I did with update manager?  I just recently updated and my wireless doesn't work anymore.  It connects to the wireless network but I can get online anywhere or ping anywhere.  I'm on a wired right now.
[03:12] <odyssey> can anyone tell me how to open this page? mms://musicplus-musicplustv.wm.llnwd.net/musicplus_musicplustv
[03:13] <bruenig> odyssey: mplayer
[03:13] <DasEi>  Guest94568:could be already mounted ? mount         tells you
[03:13] <Guest94568> it says it's already mounted but it won't let me access any o fmy files in there
[03:13] <DasEi> odyssey: vlc
[03:13] <wolter> otokoyama, it says connection failed
[03:13] <drunkncrew> does any here use WiMAX ?
[03:13] <Guest94568> just shows a bunch of windows set up files, and I have ubuntu installed. =\
[03:13] <portuguese> i pasted it.it worked
[03:14] <wolter> otokoyama, does it have to do with the absence of pulseaudio?
[03:14] <portuguese> do i have to do this everytime?
[03:14] <DasEi>  Guest94568:you said you wanted to mount ...
[03:14] <otokoyama> wolter, hm, in all honesty i have never used ubuntu for media\movies\sound perhaps someone else will know a bit more in detail
[03:14] <portuguese> man i got a lot to learn! lol
[03:14] <DasEi> portuguese: working now ?
[03:15] <Guest94568> well I said I wanted to access my files in general... it's not letting me do that. for some reason it just shows a bunch of windows system files. =|
[03:15] <portuguese> yes. thanks alot. going to copy the irc . just in case
[03:15] <DasEi> portuguese: sec
[03:15] <DasEi> !fstab | portuguese:
[03:15] <berrybarry> whats this mean? Please enter an update interval:[30]
[03:15] <berrybarry>  in no-ip setup?
[03:15] <portuguese> im using the files.its a kernal for the neo freerunner to flash
[03:15] <Dishtroyer> Can anyone tell me how to do a manual fsck?
[03:15] <DasEi> portuguese: you can add it permantly there
[03:16] <odyssey> can anyone tell me how to open this page? mms://musicplus-musicplustv.wm.llnwd.net/musicplus_musicplustv neither mplayer nor VLC nor totem work.
[03:16] <Guest94568> DasEi, is there any way to access any of my files in this drive, or does it have to be windows exclusive or something?
[03:16] <berrybarry> whats a interval?
[03:16] <denisse> anyone interested in helping me with my firefox problem?
[03:16] <otokoyama> denisse, you need to tell the problem
[03:16] <denisse> i did it!
[03:17] <otokoyama> sorry i read up, didnt see it due to flood
[03:17] <DasEi> Guest94568: ntfs support is preety, where is it mounted ? enter mount in terminal and tell
[03:17] <DasEi> pretty
[03:17] <berrybarry> anyone have experince with no-ip setup?
[03:17] <denisse> to sum up, I am not able to see the fonts in firefox
[03:18] <Guest94568> whoa  a lot of stuff comes up. how can I tell?
[03:18] <otokoyama> denisse, probably the easy fix would be to remove firefox and reinstall ;) you could of course reset the fonts... it depends how long you want to spend fixing it
[03:18] <DasEi> Guest94568: /dev/sdc1  on  ??
[03:18] <EastDallas> zoug: I can see how you create a dialogue on your own desktop using zenity, but how do I broadcast it to other desktops?
[03:18] <portuguese> thanks agian
[03:18] <cassie_oroah> Hello all
[03:18] <DasEi> Guest94568: mount | pastebinit
[03:18] <denisse> I tried it but it did not work
[03:19] <Guest76982> any one using the docky beta?
[03:19] <DasEi> portuguese: want an entry in fstab ?
[03:19] <otokoyama> denisse, when you removed firefox did you type sudo apt-get remove --purge firefox ?
[03:19] <Guest94568> http://pastebin.com/f326d5482 there's the link
[03:19] <denisse> ups! I think i did not
[03:19] <DBO> Guest76982, I write Docky if that helps any
[03:19] <jenki23> Hey, I'm new to ubuntu and having trouble updating with update manager. I've tried lots of stuff. Now it's saying it can't download any repository indexes. Can anybody help?
[03:20] <DasEi> Guest94568: /dev/sdc1 on /media/4220214320213EF3  , it was already mounted
[03:20] <haven489> hey #ubuntu, i need some help, i am trying to install ubuntu onto my laptop, but i keep getting and I/O error, os i burned a new disc and now i have 3 swaps and 3 1.9Gb partitions can anyone help me get ride of those partitions?
[03:20] <Guest76982> DBO: awesome work. Is there a know issue where the gmail extension and weather lose the network?
[03:20] <Guest94568> I know it's mounted, but I cannot access my files still for some reason
[03:20] <DasEi> Guest94568: close all windows concerning this hd, back to trml
[03:20] <Freeaqingme> haven489, look for partition manager under system.
[03:20] <portuguese> k
[03:20] <Guest94568> done
[03:21] <DBO> Guest76982, not that I know of, if you want to report a bug myself and the other developers are hanging out in #docky
[03:21] <craig> System:    Host TableTop Kernel 2.6.31-14-generic x86_64 (64 bit) Distro Linux Mint 8 Helena - x64 Edition
[03:21] <haven489> Freeaqingme: i have gotten to the advanced partition in ubuntu, can you help me get it done with that?
[03:21] <DasEi> Guest94568: sudo umount -f /dev/sdc1
[03:21] <acp_> @jenki23 have you tried under repo may the repo your connecting is down
[03:21] <DasEi> portuguese: gksudo gedit /etc/fstab
[03:21] <Guest94568> done
[03:21] <otokoyama> denisse, let me know if that fixes it
[03:22] <jenki23> acp_ I'm really new, what does it mean to "try under repo?"
[03:22] <denisse> ok, I will try
[03:22] <denisse> thanks
[03:22] <DasEi> Guest94568: sudo mount -t ntfs /dev/sdc1 /media/ntfs
[03:22] <DasEi> portuguese: fstab open ?
[03:22] <Guest94568> done
[03:22] <islington> how buggy is kde 4.4 b1? can someone give me a heads up on how much trouble to expect?
[03:22] <haven489> can anyone help me get ride of 3 swaps and 3 1.6 GB partitions in ubuntu using the advanced partitioner on the live disc? I need a fast easy way
[03:22] <Guest94568> but it doesn't show up on my desktop. =\
[03:23] <otokoyama> islington, very buggy stay away from >kde3
[03:23] <Guest94568> and when I click it in "Places", it doesn't load
[03:23] <islington> otokoyama: >kde 3?
[03:23] <DasEi> Guest94568: mount | pastebinit
[03:23] <otokoyama> haven489, right click partition and hit delete?
[03:23] <haven489> otokoyama: could you help me with my partitioning problem?
[03:23] <otokoyama> islington, anything more than kde3 is utter rubbish
[03:23] <portuguese> did the first one opened a text?
[03:23] <Dishtroyer> Where in the file directory would I find "Terminal"?
[03:23] <otokoyama> haven489, the swap files may be locked so you might need to umount them
[03:24] <islington> otokoyama: oic one of those. your opinion is unhelful
[03:24] <haven489> otokoyama: tired, i need to get a swap and one 20gb partition
[03:24] <DasEi> !terminal | Dishtroyer
[03:24] <EastDallas> jenki23: have you tried doing it from the command line?  Can you update from there?
[03:24] <islington> *unhelpful
[03:24] <haven489> otokoyama: they are not mounted
[03:24] <Guest94568> http://pastebin.com/f1b66428d
[03:24] <Giertrud> sometimes those Windows 7 commercials make me wonder, how many of their developers were using Ubuntu at home?
[03:25] <otokoyama> islington, if you want a slow unresponsive system that crashes frequently give Kubuntu a shot
[03:25] <Dishtroyer> ubotto, If I could get drop down menus' I would... however, the only thing I am able to do is get a file manager window
[03:25] <acp_> @jenki23 what ubuntu version are you using?
[03:25] <otokoyama> haven489, hm, what exactly is the error your getting
[03:25] <haven489> otokoyama: when i pressed delete and i had a 20gb partition, it said i needed a swap, i don't know how to make swap,
[03:26] <DasEi> Guest94568:it's still mounted on two directories
[03:26] <Dishtroyer> My "live" cd does not have drop down menu's
[03:26] <haven489> otokoyama: could you lead me through the process? i am new at the partitioning with linux,
[03:26] <otokoyama> haven489, you should be able to allocate some freespace to creating a swap partition: right click then click create > volume format= swap
[03:26] <haven489> otokoyama: ok i will try brb
[03:26] <webbb82> hey i am tryin to add a app to dockbar but when i drop the folder in dockbar i get a error saying "not possible to add  not in known desktop files"  what that mean
[03:26] <otokoyama> haven489, wait read this http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/installing
[03:26] <Hillshum> Is it possible to make sound output mono in karmic
[03:26] <EastDallas> jenki23: have you tried doing it from the command line?  Can you update from there?
[03:26] <DasEi> Dishtroyer: ubott.. is a ro-bot,  then cd is faulty
[03:26] <Hillshum> ?
[03:27] <islington> otokoyama: as a person currently running a stable and fast kubuntu system, I feel your comments are frankly put, retarded.
[03:27] <redshadowhero> Can anyone recommend any capture cards that work well with linux?
[03:27] <otokoyama> islington, haha sure
[03:27] <Dishtroyer> you ppl suck
[03:27] <otokoyama> read some benchmark kde3 v kde4 and i formed my opinion, do what you see fit
[03:27] <jenki23> acp_: I'm using ubuntu 8.04
[03:27] <DasEi> !hardware | redshadowhero
[03:27] <Guest94568> well it's not loading up for me.
[03:28] <MTecknology> How can I clear my DNS cache?
[03:28] <Enoch5939> #hak5
[03:28] <MTecknology> I changed /etc/hosts and I nede everything to listen to that
[03:28] <DasEi> Guest94568:again ..
[03:28] <DasEi> Guest94568: sudo umount -f /dev/sdc1
[03:28] <DasEi> Guest94568: mount | pastebinit
[03:29] <otokoyama> MTecknology, system cache or application specific (e.g firefox)
[03:29] <MTecknology> otokoyama: system
[03:30] <otokoyama> MTecknology, try sudo /etc/init.d/dns-clean start maybe
[03:30] <DasEi> MTecknology: restart network ?
[03:30] <EastDallas> jenki23:  If you want to you can open a terminal and type sudo apt-get update, then sudo apt-get upgrade
[03:31] <MTecknology> thanks :D
[03:31] <haven489> otokoyama: i need to make the partition, I made it ext4 because i have XP (trying with grub and dual boot) now do i do "/" or "/boot" or what?
[03:31] <otokoyama> DasEi, btw, gnomebaker worked perfectly
[03:31] <DasEi> otokoyama: nice, though the kde libs never harmed my ubuntu, too
[03:31] <MTecknology> otokoyama: it's still holding on - this is a good line for /etc/hosts; isn't it?   208.107.60.226  staging.profarius.com
[03:32] <otokoyama> haven489, you dont need to use /boot really these days unless ur running a weird experimental FS, so i recommend just swap and /
[03:32] <jenki23> EastDallas: I tried what you said through the terminal and it said some index files failed to load
[03:32] <otokoyama> DasEi, yeh but its 230 MB for libraries ill never use apart from burning a cd
[03:32] <DasEi> otokoyama: y
[03:32] <otokoyama> MTecknology, DasEi suggested /etc/init.d/networking restart
[03:32] <DasEi> y
[03:33] <MTecknology> otokoyama: I tried that too
[03:33] <DasEi> MTecknology: /etc/resolv.conf
[03:33] <otokoyama> DasEi, http://pastebin.com/m54670128 lol
[03:33] <haven489> otokoyama: ok
[03:34] <otokoyama> haven489, ext4 is stable enuff to hold a boot area
[03:34] <MTecknology> DasEi: thanks
[03:34] <MTecknology> otokoyama: thanks
[03:34] <MTecknology> got it now :D
[03:34] <otokoyama> np what did it?
[03:34] <Some_Person> Can I just update to karmic from the CD instead of downloading it?
[03:35] <EastDallas> jenki23: you need to disable some repositories, can you copy and paste the exact error into a PM to me?
[03:35] <otokoyama> Some_Person, im not sure what you mean, do you mean upgrading your current release to karmic?
[03:35] <ardchoille> Some_Person: iirc,  you can update to karmic from the alternate cd
[03:35] <Some_Person> can i do it from the desktop cd?
[03:36] <ardchoille> Some_Person: I don't think so
[03:36] <DasEi> !aptoncd | Some_Person
[03:36] <DasEi> !offline
[03:36] <otokoyama> cool
[03:36] <haven489> otokoyama: ok, so my ext4 is 20GB, my swap is 945Mb (that was default) is that going to work?
[03:37] <otokoyama> haven489, it depends on how much ram you have i guess and what tasks you will be performing, gparted will just make a educated guess based on your current ram,
[03:37] <Some_Person> i need to download a live cd to run fsck on my partition (about half way done downloading0, and i was wondering if i could also use it to upgrade to karmic
[03:37] <otokoyama> but generally its fine
[03:37] <koshari> how do i execute a script with root permissions graphically, ie from a launcher??
[03:37] <koshari> gksudo?
[03:37] <haven489> otokoyama: ok thats fine ty for the help =)
[03:37] <otokoyama> koshari, answered your own question lol =p
[03:37] <jrib> koshari: why?
[03:37] <otokoyama> haven489, np hope it works
[03:37] <trelayne> hi all, does anyone whether I can set up my laptop LCD to have a twinview with my external LCD monitor on a different workspace of the same Xserver? So that I can transfer windows between the?
[03:37] <i_is_broke> Some_Person, gksudo
[03:38] <koshari> i want to scan the scsr host3 for my esata drive
[03:38] <i_is_broke> sorry wrong person
[03:38] <Some_Person> i_is_broke: errm, how does that help me?
[03:38] <i_is_broke> ugh im tired..lol
[03:38] <otokoyama> trelayne, like extended desktop
[03:38] <DasEi> koshari: set it executable, own to regular user, do a sudo-request in there
[03:38] <trelayne> otokoyama,  if that's what it is :-)
[03:38] <Madpilot> Some_Person, no, you can't upgrade with the desktop liveCD, you need the alternative install CD for that
[03:38] <i_is_broke> Some_Person, what desktop cd did you download?
[03:38] <Vonnick> LAWL
[03:38] <koshari> DasEi and it will prompt for pw?
[03:38] <Guest94568> http://pastebin.com/f37baccc9
[03:39] <otokoyama> trelayne, this _may_ help http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=819180
[03:39] <DasEi> koshari: yes, want the snipet ?
[03:39] <trelayne> otokoyama, thanks, will take a look
[03:39] <koshari> snipet?
[03:39] <Some_Person> my actual problem: http://img710.imageshack.us/img710/3810/0000055.jpg
[03:39] <DasEi> koshari: block of code
[03:39] <koshari> DasEi ok, thx
[03:40] <Some_Person> i_is_broke: I'm downloading the amd64 desktop cd
[03:40] <otokoyama> Some_Person, mount the partiion as read only then run fsck ?
[03:40] <Some_Person> otokoyama: from within the borked ubuntu install?
[03:41] <otokoyama> hmm, did you already install it or is it in the process of installing?
[03:41] <Some_Person> otokoyama: what?
[03:41] <i_is_broke> Some_Person, yes. within the installed system
[03:41] <Some_Person> otokoyama: I have a borked ubuntu system (see screenshot) and i'm in the process of downloading a CD
[03:41] <DasEi> koshari: http://paste.ubuntu.com/343254/
[03:42] <Some_Person> i_is_broke: What command, specifically?
[03:42] <i_is_broke> anyone know that before i start googling it?
[03:43] <otokoyama> e2fsck or something isnt it
[03:43] <i_is_broke> ah yeah. and how would he mount it read only?
[03:43] <Some_Person> note that this is also an ext4 partition, if it matters
[03:43] <otokoyama> well it depends on what drive because it says root is already mounted read only coz its in recovery console
[03:43] <deever> is there a solution to this grub2 "error: biosdisk read error" error on karmic with a raid/lvm?
[03:43] <nomnex> what's the channel for openPGP key questions?
[03:44] <KCCarnage> new karmic-updates just borked my wireless
[03:44] <KCCarnage> :(
[03:44] <DasEi> Some_Person: on your screen it is mounted read only, so could run (as root) e2fsck -p
[03:44] <KCCarnage> no way to undo them
[03:44] <i_is_broke> ah thanks DasEi
[03:44] <Some_Person> DasEi: just e2fsck -p, no other options?
[03:44] <webbb82> hey can anyone tell me what this means  GNOME 2 panel applet library bindings for the Ruby language    what kinda applets would that let me add?
[03:45] <corinth> Question: What's the best way to install KDE3 in Karmic?
[03:45] <Some_Person> DasEi: i'd expect to at least put /dev/sda5
[03:45] <DasEi> Some_Person: try and see what you get,, the fsck-family has more n less ""dangerous options
[03:45] <deever> Answer: to compile it yourself
[03:45] <deever> corinth: ;)
[03:45] <otokoyama> corinth, i like your line of questioning :):)
[03:45] <DasEi> Some_Person: sure, the partition must be given, too
[03:45] <koshari> DasEi how come it executes the code after twice??
[03:46] <Some_Person> DasEi: ok, i'll reboot and try that
[03:46] <corinth> Hm...I have a friend who found a repository. I found a KDE3 Karmic remix CD...but no repo.
[03:46] <otokoyama> KCCarnage, what error do you get?
[03:46] <Some_Person> DasEi: thank you in advance
[03:46] <Erick_23> hello comunity
[03:46] <Erick_23> :D
[03:46] <DasEi> Some_Person: live is always safer bet
[03:46] <DasEi> koshari: twice ?
[03:46] <KCCarnage> I don't get an error, I just get crazy ping times and timeouts now.
[03:47] <KCCarnage> ping times for my ap is from 500ms to 3000ms
[03:47] <KCCarnage> was fine before
[03:47] <koshari> DasEi http://paste.ubuntu.com/343259/
[03:47] <Erick_23> uhmm
[03:48] <KCCarnage> also I can connect just fine with the same laptop in windows 7
[03:48] <KCCarnage> so its not the ap
[03:48] <sixtila_>  is smth wrong in this php code (i mtrying to display image) --      echo <img src="$urlicon" alt="icon" width="50px" height="50px" />;
[03:48] <joshua_USC> has anyone noticed that the Windows 7 file sharing doesn't work right?
[03:48] <joshua_USC> with ubuntu
[03:49] <KCCarnage> http://paste.linuxassist.net/215125  Here's what I upgraded
[03:49] <hcook> howdy
[03:49] <Bubbadood> anyone have an NVIDIA ION 330 chipset that is able to produce Digital (DTS/AC3) audio via the HDMI port? I can get Analog without issue with the default drivers. I was wondering if anyone knows I can can better troubleshoot this? Thank you
[03:49] <KCCarnage> http://paste.linuxassist.net/215126 Here's my pings to ap
[03:49] <Erick_23> hey
[03:49] <Erick_23> I got a quick question haha after googling of course :P
[03:50] <KCCarnage> don't upgrade to karmic-updates
[03:50] <KCCarnage> just a word of advice
[03:50] <DasEi> koshari: no idea, from that code it wouldn't also need no sudo for echo
[03:50] <Giertrud> why won't gcurson go to my cursor folder?  I want to install a new one
[03:50] <Erick_23> I installed ubuntu9 in a HP Pavilion a1250n , wich has Realtek RTL8139 drivers.. but it does not work.. how do I configure that :s
[03:51] <koshari> DasEi thanks all the same
[03:51] <KCCarnage> I'm trying to go through and downgrade though I don't know if I'll be successful
[03:51] <DasEi> koshari: end it with exit 0
[03:51] <klappi> sixtila, : there are php and html flaws in it
[03:52] <Erick_23> :(
[03:52] <Some_Person> DasEi: Thank you very much. When I ran "e2fsck -p /dev/sda5", it told me to run it without -a or -p. So I ran just "e2fsck /dev/sda5", it prompted me to fix (yes or no) a bunch of things (to all of which i chose yes), then I rebooted, and it works
[03:52] <koshari> DasEi no diff with exit 0
[03:53] <DasEi> Some_Person: as said, live and cleanly unmounted is always best bet , if -p doesn't work
[03:54] <never_back_down> h
[03:54] <Some_Person> DasEi: It specifically told me to run it without -p
[03:54] <DasEi> koshari: wrong place here ; paste the whole script
[03:54] <DasEi> Some_Person: have a look at man e2fsck
[03:54] <Giertrud> oh there got it
[03:55] <Giertrud> sort of
[03:55] <Giertrud> wait
[03:55] <koshari> DasEi http://paste.ubuntu.com/343265/
[03:56] <Giertrud> it shows up in the list but seems to be taking a LOOOONG time to load
[03:57] <Giertrud> oh well
[03:57] <koshari> DasEi i think it was the echo function repeating,
[03:57] <DasEi> koshari: insert first line : #!/bin/bash          , and #bash for further resarches
[03:57] <koshari> should work with real code i imagine
[03:58] <koshari> DasEi: cheers, i had the bach remark i just didnt pastebin it
[03:58] <DasEi> koshari: then sudo chown UserName blah.sh  and sudo chmod +x blah.sh
[04:00] <Bubbadood> anyone have an NVIDIA ION 330 chipset that is able to produce Digital (DTS/AC3) audio via the HDMI port? I can get Analog without issue with the default drivers. I was wondering if anyone knows how I can can better troubleshoot this? Thank you
[04:01] <Erick_23> need help configuring RTL-8139/8139C/8139C+
[04:01] <Erick_23> please anyone help me
[04:01] <tongaz> holas
[04:02] <tongaz> hola
[04:02] <tongaz> tengo un problema con mi sonido
[04:02] <Guest32609> !es | tongaz
[04:02] <vanduc_> chao
[04:02] <vanduc_> I have problem
[04:03] <vanduc_> how to open file *.cpp ,*.txt... just double click
[04:03] <DasEi> Erick_23: wired ?
[04:04] <Erick_23> yes wired
[04:04] <Erick_23> but nevermind I fixed it xD
[04:04] <mezquitale> vanduc_, right click on the file and choose "open with"
[04:04] <DasEi> Erick_23: open a terminal ..
[04:04] <Erick_23> it was installing 8139too
[04:04] <Erick_23> 0.o
[04:04] <DasEi> Erick_23: fine then, have fun
[04:04] <Erick_23> [DasEi] very kind :D
[04:04] <vanduc_> it the same
[04:05] <captblackwood> what's the command to launch a .run file from konsole
[04:05] <vanduc_> double click and open
[04:05] <Erick_23> lol
[04:05] <DasEi> captblackwood: sh
[04:05] <tongaz> como me conecto a ubuntu-es
[04:05] <captblackwood> thankyou DasEi
[04:05] <tongaz> adonde voy?
[04:05] <Erick_23> [tongaz] buena pregunta
[04:05] <MAEL> Hi
[04:05] <Erick_23> xD
[04:05] <mezquitale> Caplain,  chmod +x the file and then "./filename"
[04:05] <DasEi> captblackwood: make it executable, graphics ?
[04:05] <vanduc_> it the same .when i double click and Display
[04:05] <MAEL> Can anyone help me with ubuntu?
[04:05] <tongaz> como hago jaja
[04:06] <mezquitale> !ask| MAEL
[04:06] <MAEL> Im a newb
[04:06] <Caplain> mezquitale, k thanks
[04:06] <tongaz> como hago para ir a ubuntu-es?
[04:06] <captblackwood> already done :D
[04:06] <Zeppelin> man
[04:06] <Zeppelin> I am proud to say Ubuntu is now my favorite os
[04:06] <comfnumb> Hi, i recently upgraded to Karmic Koala and it seems quite buggy. Anyone with similar problems or know how to fix?
[04:06] <MAEL> Where exactly do I put commands in ubuntu 9?
[04:06] <DasEi> tongaz: english here
[04:07] <DasEi> !cli | MAEL
[04:07] <tongaz> ya se com a ubuntu-eso voy
[04:07] <Erick_23> [DasEi] he is asking for the spanish ubuntu IRC
[04:07] <lstarnes> !es
[04:07] <tongaz> ya se como boy a ubuntu-es
[04:07] <mezquitale> comfnumb, give a detailed description of the problem, all in one line so that everyone can follow
[04:08] <MAEL> ok, maybe u guys can help me with this, My linux can't detect my wireless card
[04:08] <Erick_23> what kind of skins does ubuntu offer¡? is there any kind of good looks application to install or anything to make it look better like effects?
[04:08] <DasEi> MAEL: I'm not the wireless, but basics are :
[04:08] <DasEi> !wireless
[04:08] <burzki> MAEL, what is your chipset?
[04:08] <comfnumb> Well, the biggest problem seems to be random reboots
[04:09] <MAEL> in fact, it can't detect any of my presario cards
[04:09] <mezquitale> comfnumb, are you using karmic 9.10?
[04:09] <comfnumb> mezquitale: yes
[04:09] <burzki> MAEL, enabled hardware drivers?
[04:10] <MAEL> I'm using presario v3131tu
[04:10] <MAEL> burzki, no hardware drivers detected
[04:10] <mezquitale> comfnumb, random reboots could be caused by faulty hardware, make sure your machine is not overheating, a faulty fan will make your machine reboot, also look in "/var/log/messages" to see if you find anything interesting
[04:10] <Hillshum> Erick_23: 9.10 has some themes, you could try gnome-colors if you want deep control
[04:10] <burzki> MAEL, is this a new install?
[04:11] <MAEL> burzki, very new
[04:11] <burzki> 9.10?
[04:11] <matts> can some here help me with ubuntu
[04:11] <MAEL> yup
[04:11] <matts> im really needing some help
[04:11] <matts> bad
[04:11] <Erick_23> Hllshum can I install gnome-colors with sudo-apt get install?
[04:11] <burzki> new to ubuntu/ linux?
[04:12] <MAEL> first timer
[04:12] <burzki> MAEL, familiar with the terminal some?
[04:12] <MAEL> nope
[04:12] <Erick_23> [Hillshum] can I install gnome-colors with sudo-apt get install?
[04:12] <matts> can someone here please help me get my wireless network going
[04:12] <burzki> MAEL, ;-)  wanna be?
[04:12] <Hillshum> Erick_23: Yes. I think what you want is gnome-color-picker or something
[04:13] <Hillshum> use the tab complete
[04:13] <MAEL> I'm no programmer, but I'm willing to learn
[04:13] <edbian> Erick_23: gnome-color-chooser
[04:13] <burzki> shouldn't be much
[04:13] <burzki> can you open a terminal?
[04:13] <Erick_23> do I hav to update my dependecies?
[04:13] <MAEL> how?
[04:13] <edbian> Erick_23: If you use apt-get it will automatically solve dependencies for you.  That's the point of it! :)
[04:14] <burzki> MAEL, Applications/accessories/terminal
[04:14] <edbian> Erick_23: "sudo apt-get upgrade" will update all of your software to the most up to date version in the repos.
[04:14] <edbian> Erick_23: "sudo apt-get install <packageName>" solves dependencies automatically for you :)
[04:15] <edbian> Erick_23: dependencies have nothing to do with being up to date though
[04:15] <MAEL> okay, like ms-dos (I'm a windows user previously, pardon me)
[04:15] <burzki> MAEL, at the prompt, "lspci -v"  no quotes
[04:15] <mikere> What is the package name for flash player 10?  Can't install it from the gui at all (9.04)
[04:15] <burzki> similar
[04:15] <matts> can someone help me get my wirreless going please
[04:15] <Hillshum> edbian: Unless you need a higher version of a package than is installed
[04:15] <MAEL> done
[04:15] <Erick_23> [edbian] is cause when I try to download gnome-colors I get message saying could not find package
[04:15] <comfnumb> mezquitale, thanks for the tip on the log, though im not finding anything (that seems to me) too out of the ordinary, no red flags i suppose
[04:15] <burzki> MAEL, this will LiSt PCI devices, Verbose
[04:15] <deever> is there a solution to this grub2 "error: biosdisk read error" error on karmic with a raid/lvm?
[04:16] <edbian> Erick_23: See my personal message?
[04:16] <burzki> MAEL, find  the blurbs w/ 'network controller'
[04:16] <Erick_23> yes
[04:16] <burzki> MAEL, should indicate wireless.  copy it here
[04:17] <comfnumb> Also, i guess while im here, one other significant prob: i cant save my desktop resolution settings to the system as default. So everytime i restart i have to change the resolution to use the computer. Msg I get: Unable to create new X config backup file '/etc/X11/xorg.conf.backup'.
[04:17] <MAEL> Is there an easy way, because its from my laptop
[04:18] <mezquitale> comfnumb, check your hard drive for errors using fsck
[04:18] <terinjokes> is it possible to edit the .deb info after it's created?
[04:18] <terinjokes> (i accidently gave my package the wrong name)
[04:18] <OptimaD> Hey guys, if i setup a ubuntu computer (with a monitor attached) and then intend to use it without the monitor (via LAN) what is the best program i should use to get full access to it from a win 7 box?
[04:18] <comfnumb> mezquitale: WARNING!!!  Running e2fsck on a mounted filesystem may cause
[04:18] <comfnumb> SEVERE filesystem damage.
[04:18] <comfnumb> ?
[04:19] <burzki> MAEL, or just look for the chipset specs .. PS6573  or something similar
[04:19] <terinjokes> OptimaD: GUI or non-GUI?
[04:19] <OptimaD> terinjokes both.. i can use vnc but i dont think its too good/fast and would lag ?
[04:20] <mezquitale> comfnumb, touch /forcefsck  then reboot, it could take a while
[04:20] <koshari> comfnumb you usin nvidia gpu?
[04:20] <matts> can anyone help me out please
[04:20] <comfnumb> koshari: yes
[04:20] <mezquitale> comfnumb, it could be sudo touch /forcefsck
[04:20] <matts> setting up wireless on ubuntu
[04:20] <terinjokes> OptimaD: on the same network?
[04:20] <mezquitale> !please | matts
[04:21] <mezquitale> matts, just ask the question all in one line
[04:21] <koshari> comfnumb save the xorg file by copying it from the nvid config, then past in a empty gedit file, then backup original xorg, and then save the gedit one as xorg.conf
[04:21] <MAEL> 05:00.0 Network controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM4311 802.11b/g WLAN (rev 01)
[04:21] <burzki> perfect
[04:22] <Goliath> when i try a full system upgrade i get this
[04:22] <Goliath> warning: kernel26: local (2.6.31.6-2) is newer than core (2.6.31.6-1)
[04:22] <MAEL> Subsystem: Hewlett-Packard Company Device 1364
[04:22] <koshari> comfnumb use the preview function in nvid conf
[04:22] <MAEL> Flags: bus master, fast devsel, latency 0, IRQ 19
[04:22] <burzki> MAEL, Broadcom Corporation BCM4311 -- this is your wifi chipset
[04:22] <sweetandy> b43-fwcutter?
[04:23] <DazedNConfused> Ok, I am now booted to the live cd. and running konversation to get on here. How do I run a disk check from here?
[04:23] <MAEL> so why can't I set up my wifi, i mean its not on
[04:23] <terinjokes> i can't remember, but there's one chipset in the bcm41xx line that b43 doesn't work with
[04:23] <terinjokes> MAEL: install the b43 package
[04:24] <DazedNConfused> Anyone?
[04:24] <mezquitale> DazedNConfused, first do a "sudo fdisk -l"
[04:24] <terinjokes> MAEL: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/b43
[04:24] <burzki> MAEL, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx
[04:24] <DazedNConfused> ok brb
[04:25] <burzki> MAEL, your drivers are not installed yet.  follow the link above.  should get you going.  do you have a wired internet now on the same machine?
[04:25] <terinjokes> burzki: thanks for catching that, i posted a bad URI
[04:26] <comfnumb> koshari: how do i save it? it appears to be read only. Im not familiar with terminal stuff yet....
[04:26] <koshari> comfnumb use the sudo prefix for root priveliges
[04:27] <comfnumb> koshari, right, so "sudo .....?" do i do it from the terminal?
[04:27] <comfnumb> "sudo gedit xorg.conf?
[04:27] <MAEL> no wired internet yet
[04:27] <xangua> !gksu
[04:28] <DazedNConfused> mezquitale, I get a bunch of writing
[04:28] <edbian> comfnumb: That's pretty good except for one exception.  Sudo is for CLI commands, the graphical equivalent is "gksu" so it would be "gksu gedit ..." :)
[04:28] <DazedNConfused> here:
[04:28] <DazedNConfused> Disk /dev/sda: 500.1 GB, 500107862016 bytes
[04:28] <DazedNConfused> 255 heads, 63 sectors/track, 60801 cylinders
[04:28] <DazedNConfused> Units = cylinders of 16065 * 512 = 8225280 bytes
[04:28] <FloodBot3> DazedNConfused: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:28] <DazedNConfused> Disk identifier: 0x3ff17a31
[04:28] <DazedNConfused>    Device Boot      Start         End      Blocks   Id  System
[04:28] <koshari> comfnumb alternatively you could open gedit with "gksudo gedit" that will open gedit as root, then paste the output of nvi and save as /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[04:28] <DazedNConfused> /dev/sda1   *           1        6286    50492263+   c  W95 FAT32 (LBA)
[04:29] <DazedNConfused> /dev/sda2            6287       15209    71673997+   5  Extended
[04:29] <FloodBot3> DazedNConfused: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:29] <DazedNConfused> /dev/sda3           15210       16484    10241437+  82  Linux swap / Solaris
[04:29] <DazedNConfused> /dev/sda4           16485       60801   355976302+   7  HPFS/NTFS
[04:29] <koshari> comfnumb yess you do it from term
[04:30] <burzki> MAEL, on the page i sent, toward the bottom is a section on setting up with 'no alternate internet access'.  you'll want to save those files to a usb or soemthing to port them over, and maybe save the page itself for instructions
[04:30] <sweetandy> floodbot anyone?
[04:30] <comfnumb> very cool, thanks! going to reboot now
[04:30] <deever> is there a solution to this grub2 "error: biosdisk read error" error on karmic with a raid/lvm?
[04:30] <gera21> MEAl, have you tried ifconfig wlan0 up yet?
[04:30] <koshari> comfnumb you dont need to reboot, just restart x
[04:31] <MAEL> no, ifconfig huh?
[04:31] <DazedNConfused> I tried doing a sudo fsck. it didn't work
[04:31] <mezquitale> DazedNConfused, you can fix your ext3 partition like so "fsck [partition]", in your case, fsck /dev/sda3
[04:31] <burzki> MAEL, you'll want to save them to your home folder
[04:31] <gera21> MEAL, yes
[04:32] <burzki> gera21, i dont think he even has drivers installed yet ..
[04:32] <gera21> so you can get  your nic running
[04:32] <DazedNConfused> ok will try
[04:32] <mezquitale> DazedNConfused, remember DONT mount the hard drive
[04:32] <gera21> burzki, thats what i thought
[04:32] <Goliath> what does iirc
[04:32] <Goliath> mean
[04:32] <jack_> hello,all man.i use the linux mint8 for my pc and developing the java EE project use eclipse,but when i create a project,the next button can't work....
[04:32] <MAEL> ok its in the home folder already
[04:32] <losha>  mezquitale: isn't /dev/sda3 a swap partition?
[04:33] <burzki> MAEL, are you running 9.10?
[04:33] <losha> !mint | jack_
[04:33] <mezquitale> DazedNConfused,  losha is paying attention, /dev/sda3 is a swap partition LoL
[04:33] <MAEL> those commands that I have to execute manually, can it be copied and paste d too?
[04:33] <jack_> and i find some infomation about dealing with it ,but no effects
[04:34] <MAEL> 9.1 yes I believe so
[04:34] <IdleOne> !mintsupport | jack_
[04:34] <burzki> yup, c/p ok
[04:34] <mezquitale> DazedNConfused,  use pastebin to poost the results of "sudo fdisk -l"
[04:34] <DazedNConfused> mI did
[04:34] <DazedNConfused> I did
[04:35] <mezquitale> DazedNConfused, you have to use pastebin
[04:35] <mezquitale> !paste
[04:35] <DazedNConfused> mezquitale I also used pastebin to post the results of fsck /dev/sda5
[04:35] <burzki> MAEL, do you have a pc card or other type of wifi device/ or cable to use in the meantime?  it would make the install simpler
[04:36] <MAEL> cable maybe, but I have to cut this connection, and my connection is slow
[04:36] <mezquitale> DazedNConfused, I havent seen the link
[04:36] <Ballsy> Hi gang.  AMD64 arch, using desktop-amd64 9.10 image, and on occasion (6-7 times within an hour last night) my desktop will simply freeze, with the exception of the mouse, which I can still move, but do nothing with.  Not sure where to start troubleshooting this one...nothing in /var/log/messages other than some atkbd.c messages about unrecognized keys........
[04:36] <DazedNConfused> fsck.ext2: Permission denied while trying to open /dev/sda5
[04:36] <DazedNConfused> You must have r/w access to the filesystem or be root
[04:37] <Ballsy> ...and when it freezes, I can still ssh to it from my laptop without problem.....
[04:37] <DazedNConfused> It won't let me be root
[04:37] <mezquitale> DazedNConfused, use sudo
[04:37] <Erick_23> how do you find installed applications in terminal?
[04:37] <mezquitale> !root
[04:37] <moymoy> DazedNConfused: also, make sure the volume is unmounted before your fsck
[04:37] <koshari> Erick_23 use apt
[04:38] <franklin> Goodmorning
[04:38] <DazedNConfused> Its checking...
[04:38] <Hillshum> Ballsy: Try Ctrl+Alt+F2
[04:38] <Erick_23> [koshari] I type apt in terminal?
[04:38] <DazedNConfused> /dev/sda5 contains a file system with errors, check forced.
[04:38] <DazedNConfused> Pass 1: Checking inodes, blocks, and sizes
[04:38] <numvel> Erick_23-> dpkg -L
[04:38] <mezquitale> DazedNConfused, you also have to be careful what you do, some of your partitions look like windows partitions, you have to tell fsck that it's a windows partition
[04:39] <koshari> Erick_23 check the manual, "man apt"
[04:39] <numvel> Erick_23-> rahter dpkg -l   small ell not large ell
[04:39] <koshari> Erick_23 it will be apt-get something
[04:39] <DazedNConfused> mezquitale, not checking wondows partitions..
[04:39] <jmyers> I just copy/pasted this from the ati.amd website, and it's not computing in my brain. "32-Bit packages must be installed for 64-Bit Linux drivers to install or work."  Now does this mean I need to download and install the 32 bit drivers?  Its not making any sense.
[04:40] <Erick_23> I want to see a application I just installed
[04:40] <Erick_23> :O
[04:40] <jack_> all men.i use the ubuntu9.10 for developing the JAVA EE use eclipse,but there has some problem when i create a project and not effect,plase tell me how to deal with this pronlem
[04:40] <Goliath> is mint superior/inferior to ubuntu?
[04:40] <ruandao> hello
[04:40] <IdleOne> !ot | Goliath
[04:40] <DasEi> !mint | Goliath
[04:40] <edbian> Goliath: It's personal opinion (and that is a flame war waiting to happen)
[04:41] <koshari> Erick_23 alternatively you can check the history in synaptic
[04:41] <Goliath> edbian: what flame war means?
[04:41] <Erick_23> [koshari]
[04:41] <edbian> Goliath: A fight
[04:41] <Erick_23> I installed gnome-colors
[04:41] <Goliath> edbian: k, i liked mint but ubuntu is more bleeding edge
[04:42] <IdleOne> Erick_23: it is in System > Preferences
[04:42] <koshari> Erick_23 in term you can use dpkg -l
[04:42] <Erick_23> hahahahahahhaa
[04:42] <DazedNConfused> mezquitale: it finished. is it safe to reboot or do I need to do something else?
[04:42] <Erick_23> wow! lol u guys are so into ubuntu huh? :D
[04:42] <edbian> Goliath: Arch is the most bleeding edge
[04:42] <Erick_23> =)
[04:42] <Goliath> edbian: thats what i use
[04:42] <Goliath> :D
[04:42] <ruandao> ye
[04:42] <Nautilus> I'm downloading a tar.gz, select all the files, and trying to unzip over an existing dir, but it doesn't happen. Option to over-write is on. What could be going on?
[04:43] <Goliath> edbian: wasnt gentoo the most bleeding?
[04:43] <mezquitale> DazedNConfused, if it's finished completely it's safe to reboot
[04:43] <mezquitale> !ot | Erick_23
[04:43] <MAEL> sorry, when I do the "sudo b43-fwcutter -w /lib/firmware wl_apsta-3.130.20.0.o" , it says "b43-fwcutter" command not found
[04:43] <DazedNConfused> ok see ya on the flip side... here goes nothin
[04:43] <IdleOne> Goliath: can you discuss your fasvorite OS in #ubuntu-offtopic please
[04:43] <Goliath> yes
[04:43] <IdleOne> thank you
[04:44] <Goliath> edbian: come to offtopic
[04:44] <berrybarry> we could use help starting music server join us #musicsomething
[04:44] <IdleOne> !piracy | berrybarry
[04:45] <MAEL> help? when I do the "sudo b43-fwcutter -w /lib/firmware wl_apsta-3.130.20.0.o" , it says "b43-fwcutter" command not found
[04:45] <Sylvie> hi, how do I find out what is my current color depth? I'm going to /etc/X11/ but xorg.conf is nowheere to be found
[04:45] <burzki> MAEL, you will have to install it.  it's on the install disc.  you will have to enable 'CD' as a source in
[04:45] <Sylvie> running Ubuntu 9.10
[04:45] <jack_> ubottu....hi,can you tell me which group for talking about developing program with ubuntu
[04:46] <MAEL> how do I enable CD as a source in?
[04:46] <burzki> MAEL, System/admin/software sources
[04:46] <Erick_23> how about the menu from ubuntu can I change it? modify it?.. like colours and make it bigger or download any application that make it look like machintosh
[04:46] <Monster> hi
[04:46] <scunizi> how do I start a java app from cli?
[04:46] <Billiard> MAEL: you can only use the alternate install cd afaik
[04:46] <EastDallas> MAEL...can you connect a hard wire internet connection on that machine?
[04:47] <Monster> giday
[04:47] <jack_> hi,man .... ubottu
[04:47] <IdleOne> scunizi: java file I think it is
[04:47] <Sylvie> where is xorg.conf in ubuntu 9.10???
[04:47] <IdleOne> jack_: ubottu is a robot
[04:47] <Sylvie> how do find / change my color depth?
[04:47] <burzki> Billiard, not true
[04:48] <jmyers> I'm starting to think I need to DOWNGRADE my graphics card to the flippin ATI 2600 Pro. :(
[04:48] <jack_> IdleOne....who,ubottu,a robot...
[04:48] <koshari> Sylvie its not there by default but you can place overrides on an xorg file
[04:48] <scunizi> IdleOne: it is a java file.. do you know how to start it?  java <filename>
[04:48] <Monster> I hate Vista
[04:48] <jmyers> Sylvie: /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[04:48] <MAEL> if i use the hard wire, then this one will be disconnected
[04:48] <Sylvie> jmyers, it's NOT there
[04:48] <Vonnick> LAWL
[04:48] <IdleOne> scunizi: yes " java filename " I think
[04:48] <jmyers> Sylvie: Then it's been deleted somehow.  System will run without it, until you install a driver that writes another.
[04:49] <Sylvie> koshari, I want to find out what my color depth is.... why can't I change it with the Display option?
[04:49] <Sylvie> jmyers, it's a fresh clean install. It has not been deleted
[04:49] <MAEL> say what, I'll try using a hard wire, and then get back to this chat room from ubuntu.. i'll try and see if its succesful
[04:49] <EastDallas> Mael: normally, if you connect via hardwire run all updates you will be prompted to activate the wireless driver.  It's a lot easier than doing it manually.
[04:49] <IdleOne> scunizi: #java probably can help more
[04:49] <Vonnick> Slyve: You've got to define color depth in xorg.conf
[04:49] <burzki> MAEL, it might be easier .. if you wire your other machine and do an update
[04:49] <scunizi> IdleOne: good idea.. thanks.
[04:49] <LzrdKing> this is bizarre: synaptic doesn;t like my password, but other programs that require it take it fine
[04:49] <burzki> leave you instruction page open .. ;-)
[04:49] <Sylvie> Vonnick, where the heck is it? /etc/X11/xorg.conf does not exist
[04:49] <Vonnick> Create it
[04:50] <MAEL> Are there any settings that I have to do after connecting?
[04:50] <jack_> IdleOne.when you want to execute a java Program.you must cofnig the jdk but the openjdk is default in ubuntu 9.10
[04:50] <Sylvie> Vonnick, where is not there?
[04:50] <MAEL> or is it automatic?
[04:50] <EastDallas> mael:  IF you don't get prompted to activate the driver check System>Administration>Hardware Drivers
[04:50] <Vonnick> Slyvie: Ubuntu 9.10 and up do not include a xorg.conf
[04:50] <EastDallas> Mael: it's just like any other wireless connection after you activate the driver
[04:50] <Vonnick> You've got to make one if you want it
[04:50] <jack_> and open the terminal,type the command :java javaFile.and run it
[04:50] <EastDallas> Mael:  You might have to reboot.
[04:50] <burzki> MAEL, most of it should be automated for you at that point.  when you think youre done, check the hardware drivers to enable it
[04:51] <Sylvie> Vonnick, why isn't there one by default with my current screen settings?
[04:51] <Sylvie> Vonnick, why can't I change my color depth usng the Display GUI tool?
[04:51] <MAEL> Ok, I'll try my best, thank you guys.. see you soon (from ubuntu hopefully
[04:51] <Vonnick> Because xorg auto configures it
[04:51] <Vonnick> You can make a xorg.conf and it will use it instead
[04:51] <burzki> MAEL,
[04:51] <Vonnick> As for the gui, I don't know :(
[04:51] <Sylvie> Vonnick, xorg is stupid, I have blue and yellow dots because, apparantly, I'm running 256 colors somehow
[04:52] <burzki> MAEL, if you do get wired over on your ubuntu machine
[04:52] <MAEL> yes?
[04:52] <burzki> MAEL, you can download xchat in the software center and get back here to IRC
[04:52] <Vonnick> Are you using the radeon driver?
[04:52] <matts> is xchat the best irc for linux?
[04:53] <MAEL> alrite, thanks burzki, u helped alot!
[04:53] <Sylvie> Vonnick, no, it's an onboard intel (or SiS) card, no hardware driver
[04:53] <MAEL> disconnecting
[04:53] <IdleOne> !irc | matts
[04:53] <jack_> who know the #java group
[04:53] <jtaji> matts: it's the most popular graphical client
[04:53] <jack_> can tell me
[04:53] <burzki> !best | matts
[04:53] <Vonnick> Slyvie: Oh, I have no experience with setting up intel stuff
[04:53] <Vonnick> :S
[04:53] <LzrdKing> why doesn't synaptic like my password but other programs do?
[04:53] <jack_> a group for java
[04:54] <IdleOne> hmmm matts that was the wrong info. xchat is probably best you can get for GUI and irssi for terminal
[04:54] <Starcraftmazter> Is there some Xorg problem in 9.10? seems to lock up somewhat frequently
[04:54] <matts> can someone help me with my wireless
[04:54] <DasEi> LzrdKing: what do you get if you run a sudo synaptic ?
[04:54] <jack_> IdleOne,i just add you  to my friend
[04:54] <smacnay> matts, xchat is nice in Gnome, irssi is great inconsole, konversation is nice in kde - empathy and pidgin do simple irc - depends on what you need and what you like.
[04:54] <LzrdKing> well i can;t open a terminal, but sudo in a tty works fine
[04:54] <jack_> i have some for doing ,see you latter
[04:55] <Ballsy> Anyone heard of stability issues with desktop-amd64 ver of 9.10 ?  In particular, screen freezups ?
[04:55] <Vonnick> Slyvie: Here's the xorg intel page. Has some links to get you setup. http://www.x.org/wiki/IntelGraphicsDriver
[04:55] <DasEi> LzrdKing: why no terminal ?
[04:55] <ctmjr> Sylvie: you can create a xorg file with sudo Xorg -configure then copy the file it creates cp /root/xorg.conf.new /etc/X11/xorg.conf the location might be different
[04:55] <mobi-sheep> Ballsy: It vary for every user. I don't really experience lot of freezeup on my amd64 (three machines).
[04:55] <LzrdKing> DasEi, dunno, it shows "starting terminal" in the "Taskbar" and then it goes away
[04:56] <burzki> matts, do you know your chipset? or have you enabled the hardware drivers?
[04:56] <LzrdKing> i did DISPLAY=:0 sudo synaptic from tty1 and it opened right up
[04:56] <DasEi> LzrdKing: Alt+F2 , gnome-terminal ?
[04:56] <devD> while start-up ubuntu shows some usb errors 433 and splash, I could not note it down as it comes for very less time. please tell me how to see and resolve them ?
[04:56] <mobi-sheep> Ballsy: In that case, you should toggle on CTRL + ALT + BACKSPACE to make it easier to restart XServer in case that happened. See !dontzap
[04:56] <LzrdKing> DasEi, nothing happens
[04:57] <Sylvie> ctmjr, I'll try that
[04:57] <LzrdKing> and my columns in system monitor are all mixed up!
[04:57] <DasEi> devD: dmesg > dmes.txt , gedit dmes.txt
[04:57] <LzrdKing> weird
[04:57] <devD> DasEi, ok
[04:58] <LzrdKing> what can i use to burn a TS_VIDEO folder to a DVD for a compliant disc?
[04:58] <DasEi> LzrdKing: get a command window with alt+F2 ?
[04:58] <Ballsy> mobi-sheep: ctrl-alt-bckspce doesn't help, I'm afraid....the only thing I can do is move my mouse around.  Even if I ssh in from another pc and 'killall -u username' and confirm all their procs are dead, the display remains on the pc....weird....
[04:59] <LzrdKing> DasEi, yes, i did but gnome-terminal didn;t open
[04:59] <mobi-sheep> Ballsy: You have to toggle it on first before you can use it.
[04:59] <Snausages> how do I add vlc to main menu in karmic?
[04:59] <DasEi> LzrdKing: which distro ?
[04:59] <mobi-sheep> Snausages: It should be under Videos. Try "killall gnome-panel" and check under Applications --> Videos again.
[04:59] <LzrdKing> DasEi, 9.04
[05:00] <edgar2>  register password
[05:00] <devD> is there any utility available which checks the ubuntu os and auto corrects the problems ?
[05:01] <Snausages> mobi-sheep: nope, not there
[05:01] <DasEi> LzrdKing: boot to safe mode, get inet by calling netrot, then exit again to safemode, try dpkg repair broken packages ;; did you do any changes ?
[05:01] <Billiard> devD: what kind of problems?
[05:01] <mobi-sheep> devD: There are a tool that checks if the Ubuntu ISO are intact, but as for the whole OS. The problem varies for every user. Try and ask the real questions to your issues.
[05:01] <LzrdKing> DasEi, i just installed dvdstyler
[05:02] <Snausages> mobi-sheep: I happened to install it via apt-get rather than synaptic.  Should I do that over again?
[05:02] <devD> Billiard, mobi-sheep as I can see some errors while startup but they are not visible in dmesg.  I want to correct that annoying errors.
[05:02] <mobi-sheep> Snausages: It should not matter. There are many ways to install packages. Command line or GUI should get same results. You could try removing and install it again.
[05:03] <DasEi> LzrdKing: try in safemode then
[05:03] <mobi-sheep> Snausages: "sudo aptitude purge vlc && sudo aptitude install vlc"
[05:03] <Zeppelin> question question i have a question
[05:03] <nick_> shoot
[05:03] <mobi-sheep> Zeppelin: Ask aks you have to ask.
[05:04] <Snausages> mobi-sheep: ok cool I'll let that grind a bit
[05:04] <Zeppelin> ok well
[05:04] <devD> DasEi, mobi-sheep Billiard can you find anything in this dmesg output http://pastebin.com/m3be779ed
[05:04] <Zeppelin> you know the
[05:05] <Zeppelin> shutdown button
[05:05] <Zeppelin> i want it to be left of the power button that says 'jacob'
[05:05] <jmyers> HOW is it, that AMD does not provide a graphics driver for its OWN AMD64 ARCHITECTURE, but it does for the x86 64 bit architecture?!  That's so asinine.
[05:05] <LzrdKing> DasEi, i will try :) thanks!
[05:05] <sprockets> Does Dual Booting hurt performance of the windows partition at all
[05:05] <syn-ack> jmyers: because ther spec is opensource now?
[05:06] <jtaji> jmyers: amd64 and x86-64 refer to the same architecture
[05:06] <syn-ack> yeah, um yeah I read that wrong
[05:06] <jmyers> jtaji: really?  Because I can't get the x86_64 drivers to work for anything.
[05:06] <droid7>  anyone experiencing tearing with compiz with nvidia 64bit? Seems using 32bit ubuntu works fine.
[05:06] <joshritger> does anyone know what the volume manager for lxde is?
[05:06] <jtaji> jmyers: really
[05:06] <syn-ack> bai4nao
[05:07] <DasEi> devD: no, looks fine, whats your prob ?
[05:07] <resno-bbl> i want to add access to a directory, is chown the best command?
[05:07] <DasEi> resno-bbl: chown -R
[05:07] <DasEi> resno-bbl:system-dir ?
[05:07] <resno-bbl> DasEi: no, its a user folder
[05:08] <sprockets_> sorry I got disconnected, does having a dual boot hurt performance
[05:08] <DasEi> resno-bbl: chown -R
[05:08] <jtaji> sprockets: not at all
[05:08] <DasEi> sprockets: no
[05:08] <sprockets_> ahh cool
[05:08] <joshritger> can anyone tell me what the sound level controller is for lxde?
[05:08] <jmyers> sprockets_: the only thing that hurts performance in a Linux/Windows dual boot, is windows. :)
[05:09] <devD> DasEi, while booting it shows some errors like [usb] 433 unable .../devive... something like that . I could not note down  and some splash error too.
[05:09] <sprockets_> Yeah i love nix, used arch for over a year until about a month ago
[05:09] <sprockets_> when i decided I wanted to play real games again
[05:09] <sprockets_> but never really looked into dual booting, or how it effects performance
[05:10] <droid7> nvm figured it out
[05:10] <DasEi> devD: sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[05:10] <DasEi> devD: pastebinit /var/log/syslog
[05:11] <DasEi> sprockets: can even multiple boot
[05:11] <Fezzler> EastDallas>> hey dude
[05:12] <EastDallas> Fezzler:  What's up?
[05:12] <DasEi> sprockets: for playing around vm's are nice
[05:12] <sprockets_> Oh, I dont want to play around
[05:12] <sprockets_> I bought Win7 for 30 bucks and just didnt want to dual boot if it effects performance even slightly
[05:12] <Fezzler> EastDallas>> Did you say you do know how to get Jackd to work?
[05:13] <Fezzler> EastDallas>> Still no success
[05:13] <songer> Unreal Tournament
[05:13] <EastDallas> Fezzler:  YOu had it working the other day
[05:13] <Erick_23> how do I open compizconfig-settings-manager
[05:13] <mobi-sheep> sprockets_: 30 bucks? You got ripped off. It is not worth the money. :(  --> *nix all the way.
[05:13] <resno-bbl> DasEi: so for instance, if i wanted read and write access, i would do "sudo chown -R 775  /home/media/music"
[05:14] <IdleOne> Erick_23: again in System > Preferences
[05:14] <mobi-sheep> Erick_23: It should be under System --> Preferences/Administration
[05:14] <sweetandy> Can one only create a USB ubuntu install medium from inside ubuntu?
[05:14] <rcscomp> What is the difference between qemu and qemu-system-x86_64?
[05:14] <Fezzler> EastDallas>> Some.  I want to start Jack, Start Hydrogen, Start Audacity and have Audacity record Hydrogn output
[05:14] <sprockets_> Yeah, I migrated to arch back when vista came out
[05:14] <Sagaci> rcscomp: the latter is 64-bit
[05:14] <EastDallas> can't get that to work?
[05:14] <Erick_23> thank you, but I dont see no compiz
[05:15] <DasEi> resno-bbl: that would be a world permission, right, better sudo chown -R UserName    home/media/music
[05:15] <rcscomp> Sagaci: you mean, for 64 bit guests?
[05:15] <Erick_23> is it supposed to say compiz?¡
[05:15] <burzki> !unetbootin | sweetandy
[05:15] <IdleOne> Erick_23: did you install it?
[05:15] <Kadaj> Erick_23: just run ccsm from command line
[05:16] <sweetandy> burzki: Thanks!
[05:16] <devD> DasEi, its http://pastebin.com/f19ce5a59
[05:16] <DasEi> !info usb-creator | sweetandy
[05:16] <Fezzler> EastDallas>> No go?  Too much to ask?
[05:16] <Erick_23> it says its not installed :S... how do I install compiz? :O
[05:17] <IdleOne> Erick_23: sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager
[05:17] <scunizi> Erick_23: did you activate your restricted video drivers? nvidia? or Ati? or Intel?
[05:17] <Fezzler> EastDallas>> I got Jack started itself, but never utilized by Audacity, Hydrogen or Ardour GTK2
[05:17] <Erick_23> scunzi I dont know :O
[05:18] <scunizi> Erick_23: typically in system>Administration>Hardware drivers
[05:18] <Fezzler> EastDallas>> I don't know if it is true, but sound/recording is Linux weak spot?
[05:18] <Steil> fn'git__, HI!
[05:18] <Steil> git__ HI!
[05:18] <EastDallas> Can you get ardour to run?
[05:18] <Steil> ħ/2m ∇² ψ(r,t) + U(r) ψ(r,t) = i ħ ∂ψ(r,t)/∂t
[05:18] <git__> hi steil
[05:18] <Fezzler> EastDallas>> Yes, the program
[05:18] <git__> u like?
[05:18] <panfist> i had a volume shared over samba, and a samba client deleted a bunch of files, is there any possible way to recover them?
[05:18] <DasEi> devD: do you run any usb things ?
[05:18] <EastDallas> If ardour is running, then so is jack.
[05:18] <Erick_23> scunizy but if there is nothing there¡?
[05:18] <IdleOne> Erick_23: don't be afraid to explore the menus and see what's what :)
[05:18] <devD> Steil, how do you put these mathematical signs ?
[05:19] <resno-bbl> DasEi: that worked, that was a world permission. what was that you used? i want to look them up to better understand.
[05:19] <scunizi> Erick_23: what kind of card do you have?
[05:19] <panfist> how can i prevent this sort of error in the future? for example when samba users delete files, it goes into the trash instead of permenant delete
[05:19] <git__> anyone here has the Optimus Keyboard?
[05:19] <EastDallas> Fezzler: Ardour won't run without Jack.  It's the only audio server it works with
[05:19] <devD> DasEi, i haven't tried yet
[05:19] <Steil> devD: I just copy and pasted git's stuff
[05:19] <Fezzler> EastDallas>> HMM
[05:19] <Erick_23> thanks
[05:19] <devD> Steil, ok
[05:19] <DasEi> resno-bbl: can also use a specific username instead of the commenting number
[05:19] <Erick_23> it says no propietary drivers are in use on this system
[05:20] <EastDallas> Fezzler: Start jack Control
[05:20] <EastDallas> Fezzler and start Jack
[05:20] <DasEi> devD: so if there is no usb inseted, there can't be an error then
[05:20] <Fezzler> EastDallas>> Done
[05:21] <EastDallas> Fezzler>after jack is running open Audacity
[05:21] <resno-bbl> DasEi: should the number have worked tho?
[05:21] <scunizi> Erick_23: might be intel.. check out system>Preferences>Appearance and then click on the visual effects tab.. there you should be able to "turn up" the type of effects..
[05:21] <DasEi> resno-bbl: yes
[05:22] <Fezzler> EastDallas>> Done.  Plugged in mic
[05:22] <EastDallas> Fezzler>go to edit preferences in Audacity
[05:22] <devD> DasEi, I have connected USB drives in all usb ports and they are working fine
[05:22] <sugi> I can't get a nvidia X-Server setitng to show me the xorg.conf settings for my display.  How would I do this?
[05:23] <Fezzler> EastDallas>> There
[05:23] <Erick_23> [scunizi] but effects do work
[05:23] <EastDallas> Fezzler: Devices>Host>Jack Audio Connection Kit
[05:23] <Fezzler> EastDallas>> Done
[05:23] <scunizi> Erick_23: good then you're just looking to add different effects right?
[05:24] <sugi> I can't get a nvidia X-Server setitng to show me the xorg.conf settings for my display.  How would I do this?
[05:24] <Fezzler> EastDallas>> "Using: PortAudio V19-devel(built Oct 26 2009)
[05:24] <Erick_23> [scunizi] yes well.. I have seen them before but I installed a theme.. for my first time.. and now I want compiz to put some transparency
[05:25] <DasEi> devD: and a mouse and a webcam and.. well no erros shown least, just skip it then
[05:25] <EastDallas> Fezzler: You can't choose Jack from the list?
[05:25] <EastDallas> nevermind...I see
[05:25] <EastDallas> Fezzler: nevermind
[05:25] <Fezzler> EastDallas>>Yes, Jack is selected in Host
[05:25] <scunizi> Erick_23: did you install ccsm (compizconfig-setting-manager) like the other person suggested?
[05:25] <EastDallas> Fezzler:  Have you gotten this far before?
[05:25] <Fezzler> EastDallas>> Yes.
[05:25] <devD> DasEi, I haven't checked cam. going to check.
[05:25] <EastDallas> ok
[05:26] <Fezzler> EastDallas>> Playback?   Recording?
[05:26] <DasEi> sugi:open xorg.conf in a editor
[05:26] <Fezzler> EastDallas>> JACK also?
[05:26] <EastDallas> Yes
[05:27] <Fezzler> EastDallas>> Oh, they say "No devices found"
[05:27] <EastDallas> Fezzler>yes
[05:27] <EastDallas> Fezzler:same here
[05:27] <sugi> DasEi: Doesn't work like that.  It's not updated to show my dual-Monitor setup.  :/  I can paste-bin it for you, if you want ot see it
[05:27] <Fezzler> EastDallas>> Time to test to see if Audacity records?
[05:27] <EastDallas> Fezzler: go ahead and click OK
[05:27] <EastDallas> Do you already have Hydrogen opened and configured for Jack?
[05:27] <Fezzler> EastDallas>> Done
[05:27] <devD> DasEi, cam is also working.
[05:28] <Fezzler> EastDallas>> No.  Open Hydrogen now?
[05:28] <scunizi> Erick_23: if you did (or are right now) once installed you should find it in System>Preferences>Advanced Desktop Effects Settings
[05:28] <EastDallas> Fezzler: yes
[05:28] <vegombrei> anyone here using compiz etc?? i cant get mine to work
[05:28] <DasEi> devD: just skip it then, usb get initialized new each reboot
[05:28] <devD> DasEi, there is not any problem except that annoying start up message.
[05:28] <Erick_23> [scunizi] yes I did :D now am like looking in every menu of that program
[05:28] <Erick_23> thank u xD hahaha is cool..
[05:29] <Fezzler> EastDallas>> Hydro opened.  Configured? Not sure?
[05:29] <DasEi> sugi : sorry, I gtg
[05:29] <Fezzler> EastDallas>> Blue JACK TRANS. button is lit
[05:29] <sugi> DasEi: thanks anyways. bye
[05:30] <matts> j
[05:30] <hcook> anybody know if there's a panel applet (or an item to add to the main menu) that would browse the filesystem by mousing over the directories, start-menu style? kinda like using list view in osx stacks?
[05:30] <EastDallas> Go to File>preferences>Audio system Fezzler
[05:30] <sugi> I can't get a nvidia X-Server setitng to show me the xorg.conf settings for my display.  How would I do this?
[05:30] <EastDallas> fezzler: CHeck box that say connect to default audio pair.
[05:30] <Fezzler> EastDallas>> Choose JACK for driver?  Done
[05:31] <hcook> or better yet, a setting to make the 'places' menu items pop open on mouseover?
[05:31] <Fezzler> EastDallas>> Checked
[05:31] <und3rgr0undz3r0> I have an old PPC ibook g4 with 1.25 gigs of ram, can I install Karmic on here w/o CD?
[05:31] <und3rgr0undz3r0> the CD drive is busted
[05:31] <EastDallas> fezzler./..give me a sec to play around, and finish helping someone else with a wireless issue
[05:31] <mobi-sheep> hcook: Drawer in Gnome Applets?
[05:32] <Fezzler> EastDallas>> NP
[05:32] <IdleOne> !usb | und3rgr0undz3r0
[05:32] <mobi-sheep> hcook: I think Cario Dock can OSX Stacks.
[05:32] <und3rgr0undz3r0> IdleOne this is an ibook all those guides are for x86 or AMDs
[05:33] <IdleOne> und3rgr0undz3r0: you can try asking in #ubuntu-ppc , might be slow in there so be patient
[05:33] <und3rgr0undz3r0> IdleOne, thanks
[05:34] <devD> how to change the password of default keyring ?
[05:34] <Crash|hd> losha: hey you still around?
[05:34] <losha> Crash|hd: I am, as it happens...
[05:35] <Crash|hd> losha: cool
[05:35] <Crash|hd> losha: lol
[05:35] <rww> devD: Applications > Accessories > Passwords and Encryption Keys. Click the "Passwords" tab. Right-click "Passwords: default", select "Change password".
[05:35] <sugi> I can't get a nvidia X-Server setitng to show me the xorg.conf settings for my display.  How would I do this?
[05:36] <vinpan> hello i have aproplem on my other desktop
[05:36] <scunizi> sugi: have you tried starting nvidia-settings?
[05:36] <devD> rww, thanks
[05:36] <rww> devD: no problem, glad I could help :)
[05:37] <Crash1hd> losha: ok so I ran the fsck and then ran it again (the second time it didnt seem to have any issues) rebooted and ubuntu ran its own check (in the loading screen) ubuntu loaded and all seems fine except when I try tune2fs to change the label I get the same error
[05:37] <sugi> scunizi: i started it up, change my display to my likings, try to save to the xorg.conf.  And it says "Failed to parse existing X config file '/etc/X11/xorg.conf'!"  Any idea?
[05:37] <vinpan> when installing on the part it says keyboard detection.........device /dev/sdc what dose that mean?
[05:37] <gigasoft> is there program to make linux portable with some programs in it?
[05:37] <scunizi> sugi: you have to start it with sudo nvidia-settings
[05:37] <gigasoft> is there program to make linux portable with some programs in it? on mu usb stick?
[05:38] <Crash1hd> losha: which is Bad magic number in super-block while trying to open /dev/sdc Couldn't find valid filesystem superblock.
[05:38] <IdleOne> !usb | gigasoft
[05:38] <vinpan> whats that mean?
[05:38] <scunizi> sugi: of course.. xrandr is what really controls the video now.. you can control what the driver does with xrandr
[05:38] <Crash1hd> losha: so then I try to run sudo fsck /dev/sdc and it says that I cant as its still mounted (Im not 100% sure if it ran on that drive in single mode or not)
[05:38] <losha> Crash1hd: I wish I could tell you what that means. Any filesystem anomaly makes me nervous....
 thanks :)
[05:39] <IdleOne> gigasoft: welcome
[05:39] <Crash1hd> losha: lol I hear ya (Im not too worried I have dealt with worse) lol
[05:39] <sugi> scunizi: Thanks, i'll change my menu editor now. :)
[05:39] <vinpan> device /dev/sdc what dose that mean
[05:40] <Crash1hd> vinpan: not sure
[05:40] <IdleOne> vinpan: that is what ubuntu is naming your keyboard.
[05:40] <bullgard> How can I edit a Launchpad bug report that I have authored myself?
[05:40] <vinpan> ya but it wont install it stops at 47%
[05:40] <IdleOne> vinpan: how long did you wait?
[05:40] <rww> umm. /dev/sdc is a drive, not a keyboard
[05:40] <losha> Crash1hd: all filesystems get checked at boot, so it should've been covered.
[05:41] <tarelerulz> Is there a way to format a drive in fat32 ?
[05:41] <vinpan> 10 mins
[05:41] <Crash1hd> losha: odd
[05:41] <IdleOne> rww: yeah you are right.
[05:41] <Crash1hd> losha: is there a way to check like a log?
[05:41] <IdleOne> vinpan: forgive me /dev/sdc is a drive
[05:41] <rww> bullgard: click the little yellow circle next to whichever part you want to edit. If you want to edit the text, it's in the top-right of the text area.
[05:42] <IdleOne> vinpan: wait longer. be patient :)
[05:42] <losha> Crash1hd: there ougtht to be, but I don't know it. It's there somewhere because the showfsck command reads it...
[05:42] <vinpan> this is what it says....device /dev/sdc has a logical sector size of 2048
[05:42] <bullgard> rww: Ah, excellent! I had forgotten that little yellow icon. --  Thank you.
[05:43] <Crash1hd> losha: lol ok np :)
[05:43] <scunizi> tarelerulz: yep.. system>admin>partition editor  if it's not there install gparted
[05:43] <EastDallas> fezzler:  It looks like there are issues with Audacity and Jack
[05:43] <Erick_23> Help
[05:43] <Erick_23> :S
[05:43] <IdleOne> vinpan: is it giving any errors? if not let it do it's thing
[05:43] <rww> bullgard: You're welcome :)
[05:43] <vinpan> it just says warning
[05:44] <vinpan> and i clicked ok
[05:44] <sugi> scunizi: :/  sudo nvidia-settings still gives me the same error.
[05:44] <EastDallas> Fezzler:  I'm going to try with Ardour
[05:44] <vinpan> no error
[05:44] <Fezzler> EastDallas>> Ok
[05:44] <Erick_23> I was using compizconfig-settings-manager and now I cant see the menu :o
[05:44] <vinpan> so let it go and see what it dose
[05:44] <scunizi> sugi: what are you trying to configure.. what options?
[05:44] <Erick_23> where is my menus :O
[05:44] <vinpan> thx
[05:44] <IdleOne> vinpan: after clicking ok does the installer stop?
[05:44] <vinpan> no
[05:44] <IdleOne> vinpan: I would let it go and see what it does yup
[05:44] <vinpan> ok
[05:45] <EastDallas> Fezzler:  You can manually edit Jack settings, but Hydrogen and Ardour both do this automatically.  See: http://mikearthur.co.uk/2008/07/using-asoundrc-to-remap-alsa-channels-for-audacity/
[05:45] <sugi> scunizi: I just want to enable both of my monitors and save it to the xorg.conf :/
[05:45] <IdleOne> vinpan: takes about 30-45 minutes for the install to complete depending on your hardware may take a little longer
[05:46] <Fezzler> EastDallas>> Try Ardour test?
[05:46] <Erick_23> I need compizconfig-settings-manager to be reseted to its defaults how can I do that, I cant see my menu buttons =(
[05:46] <scunizi> sugi: you need to use xrandr .. use google for how to's.. after doing it you'll find it's not that hard and doesn't involve xorg at all.
[05:46] <IdleOne> !panel | Erick_23
[05:46] <jonzbcc> just learned awesomeness of `top` -- anyone else have hours of CPU time taken by Xorg? (someone run `top | grep -i xorg` who's `uptime` output is near 20hours, like mine??)
[05:46] <Erick_23> [idleOne] how??..
[05:46] <Erick_23> I cant even open the terminal!!
[05:47] <kostkon> jonzbcc, yeap, it's normal
[05:47] <jonzbcc> Erick_23: alt+F2  --then type xterm
[05:47] <IdleOne> !ping
[05:47] <IdleOne> !panels | Erick_23
[05:47] <sugi> scunizi: sigh, so I can't get it working with nvidia-settings then?  :/
[05:47] <Erick_23> I cant see anything
[05:47] <jonzbcc> kostkon: ... its WAY out of balance in comparisson to allll the other times. i never realized what a weight x was!'
[05:47] <warinthepocket> http://alpha2delta.blogspot.com/
[05:47] <jonzbcc> I spend most my time I gnome-terminal anyway!
[05:47] <Erick_23> it looks like everything is 100% transparent :S
[05:48] <IdleOne> Erick_23: lol
[05:48] <jtaji> jonzbcc: it is awesome... also check out htop for a nicer top
[05:48] <losha> jonzbcc: my uptime is generally in weeks. Top cpu user if always firefox, xorg is second by a factor of 10...
[05:48] <Erick_23> [IdleONe] 0.o I installed a theme.. I was configuring following some instructions.. suddenly the menu dissapears 0.o and all the windows went transparent!! :O
[05:49] <jonzbcc> losha: .. firefox, interesting. very interesting.
[05:49] <lotus> hi
[05:49] <jonzbcc> jtaji: `htop`... i'll try that righ tnow, thanks
[05:49] <scunizi> sugi: you might try nvidia-xconfig if that doesn't work then yep.. a couple of releases ago you would have been able to.. you can still use xorg.conf but you typically have to manually configure it.. then it will override xrandr settings.. the binary driver from nvidia will also write to xorg and then you might be able to use nvidia-settings..
[05:50] <IdleOne> Erick_23: ctrl-alt-F1 will take you to a terminal prompt from there you can login and run gconftool --recursive-unset /apps/panel && killall gnome-panel to get back to the GUI ctrl-alt-F7
[05:50] <LzrdKing> jessie on mythbusters is cute
[05:50] <lotus> hello
[05:50] <sugi> scunizi: thanks scunizi.  I'll look into it. :)
[05:50] <jtaji> jonzbcc: hint.. with htop you can scroll around with arrow keys, and also click with your mouse
[05:51] <lotus> help help
[05:51]  * itilious gave up and went back to windows 7
[05:51] <jonzbcc> jtaji: lol, yeah using xorg's efforts lol
[05:51] <jonzbcc> !ask | lotus
[05:51] <jonzbcc> jtaji: that's REALLY nice output!!
[05:52] <jonzbcc> jtaji: I want to write some horizontal bar-graphs like that, that's impressive
[05:52] <widget> hi guys, is there a command to see if hardware is detected in my Laptop ? basically my WiFi and Touchpad isnt working.. Ive jsut installed 9.10
[05:52] <jonzbcc> widget: idk about a command, but you can go to your menu > system > administration > hardware detection
[05:52] <jonzbcc> widget: unless you don't have a window manager running?
[05:52] <bullgard> What is a "flat volume" in the sentence "Flat volumes are disabled by default on Ubuntu 9.10 " (see http://pulseaudio.org/wiki/UbuntuBugs)
[05:52] <scunizi> widget: sure .. sudo lshw .. will list all the detected hardware.. doesn't mean that there are drivers for everything thoughg.
[05:53] <scunizi> *though
[05:53] <ooze1> widget: try "lspci" in a terminal.
[05:53] <jtaji> widget: sudo lshw
[05:53] <scunizi> ooze1: that only gives you pci devices.. lshw gives everything
[05:54] <cdocbo> hey guys, got a problem with my mouse clicks not working in flash (youtube/etc.)  Lots of others with similar problem here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1308754  But none of those solutions worked for me. :(
[05:54] <zoug> berrybarry: working?
[05:55] <cdocbo> that happened on both upgraded, and then even on a clean install.
[05:55] <widget> ty guys
[05:56] <jonzbcc> ooze1: I didn't know you could list PCI devices, very cool
[05:56] <Alan502> can i force an app to use an specific network connection?
[05:56] <jonzbcc> Alan502: what's the app, just curious?
[05:57] <lotus> hello need help in a game that passes a game that left me in c + + but not e able to put the game records
[05:57] <Crash1hd> how do I check to make sure I have the right info in my fstab?
[05:58] <zoug> lotus: offtopic
[05:59] <Sagaci> does anybody have experience with the ubuntu certified professional course via canonical?
[05:59] <^paradox^> i need some help with brasero. i have an hp 1040 external dvd burner and braseros never given me trouble with it before now
[06:00] <jonzbcc> ^paradox^: can you specify what the trouble is?
[06:00] <widget> i ran sudo lshw ,, but i couldnt see anything about my touchpad or atheros wifi ... im sure atheros was detected in 8.04 ... can i probe for a wifi / touchpad devices specificly ?
[06:01] <ooze1> widget: like i've said try "lspci"
[06:01] <Erick_23> how do I reset compiz to its defaults?? :O
[06:01] <Erick_23> anyone?
[06:01] <l0rd_hex> I'm getting this really weird problem, the software I'm compiling (which compiles fine on debian squeeze and centos 5.0) complains that sprintd is undefined.. sounds like a library issue to me but libstdc++ is installed
[06:01] <^paradox^> i put in a dvd to copy it and click on disc copy and specify the hp burner as the source and write to drive and it wont give me the copy button
[06:02] <l0rd_hex> *sprintf
[06:02] <widget> ooze1: ok ty :) , sry i didnt see your post earlier
[06:02] <kuttans> hello any networking gurus here
[06:02] <jonzbcc> ^paradox^: have you tried a different disk? maybe that one has been written to previuosly by accident?
[06:02] <gray_wolf> Does anybody know how to turn off the gdm "drum sounds" at start up in Karmic?
[06:02] <^paradox^> its just sitting now with the copy button grayed out
[06:03] <Erick_23> anybody knows how to reset my compiz settings :(
[06:03] <scunizi> ^paradox^:  DRM'd dvd?
[06:03] <jonzbcc> gray_wolf: go to sytem > preferences > start-up applications
[06:03] <^paradox^> ive tried dvds and an audio disc. no luck
[06:03] <berrybarry> zoug come back come back
[06:03] <jonzbcc> gray_wolf: and you can un-tick "start-up sound"
[06:03] <^paradox^> its never done this
[06:03] <kuttans> i would like to know where the changes i make in network manager applet are stored in filesystem. as there is no change in the /etc/network/interfaces file after i changed from dhcp to manual ip
[06:03] <^paradox^> ive copied dvds before without trouble
[06:03] <gray_wolf> jonzbcc: I already did, but it didn't do anything.
[06:03] <scunizi> ^paradox^: might be it doesn't like reading from the dvd and writing to it in one shot.. how bout making an ISO first then burning that?
[06:04] <jonzbcc> ^paradox^: did you read my message?
[06:04] <jonzbcc> ^paradox^: have you tried a different disk? maybe that one has been written to previuosly by accident?
[06:04] <fatface> when i go into sudo my environment variables arent being properly exported
[06:04] <kuttans> for example im using manual ip and i did it via network manager applet.  when i vi the /etc/network/interfaces i dont see those settings i made there. can anyone explain me where these changes are persisted
[06:04] <^paradox^> yes but it acts the same
[06:04] <fatface> echo ${PERL5LIB} is working
[06:04] <Erick_23> >I neeed help, I cant see my menus how do I reset back my ubuntu to its defaults at least!! :O
[06:04] <jonzbcc> fatface: can you specify exactly what you mean "go into sudo" - what are the exact things you type at the terminal
[06:05] <vegombrei> i cant get most features of compiz to work ... like them widgets thingy and also the fire thingy can someone help me with this??
[06:05] <^paradox^> scunizi: i was able to burn this way before
[06:05] <fatface> but when i type perl -le 'print $ENV{PERL5LIB}' it fails
[06:05] <fatface> both of those in sudo
[06:05] <jonzbcc> gray_wolf: well, i would think there's more a proper way to ddo it (througha preferences - in the sound window or something)
[06:05] <quietone> Erick_23: I've had success with right click and then add panel
[06:05] <Sagaci> jonzbcc: to use sudo (to elevate your privileges temporarily, you just need to type sudo at the beginning of a command
[06:06] <scunizi> ^paradox^: I've had funky issues with hp burners in the past.. are you able to test the burner on a different machine and OS?
[06:06] <kuttans> vegombrei: what help you want in compiz?
[06:06] <Sagaci> !sudo | jonzbcc
[06:06] <Erick_23> [quietone] I used Compiz.. and all menus dissapeared :O
[06:06] <^paradox^> i was able to copy a dvd by inserting the dvd and right clicking and selecting copy disc without using brasero
[06:06] <kuttans> vegombrei: dont try too many things with compiz it can simply break
[06:06] <jonzbcc> Sagaci: yes, but if he meant he was doing "sudo -i" that means he was logging in as root.. or sudo -i blahblah, he was logging in as blah blah - meaning he would have different aliases, and a slightly different feel to his shell
[06:06] <jonzbcc> Sagaci: thank you, though :)
[06:06] <Erick_23> [kuttans] I know I mest up rlly bad!!
[06:06] <fatface> but why are my variables not showing up in subprocesses?
[06:06] <^paradox^> i dont have a different machine handy
[06:07] <fatface> in my normal shell an echo and perl print of the variable do the same thing
[06:07] <jonzbcc> fatface: I definitely can't suggest anythig for you - especially being the issue is related in some way to perl (no experience there)
[06:07] <kuttans> Erick_23: then you may not return to a clean state.  i will recommend you to back up your system and re install
[06:07] <Erick_23> I need help all my menus dissapeared I need to reset compiz settings is there anyway of doing this?
[06:07] <Erick_23> is there like a recovery?
[06:07] <fatface> its not perl i use it as an example of getting at an environment variable from a subprocess
[06:08] <^paradox^> to do by right clicking on the dvd icon on the desktop took about 15 minutes total
[06:08] <kuttans> Erick_23: you mean that you dont have a panel or the title bar of the programs? which one you are not getting
[06:08] <jonzbcc> fatface: can you give some other examples of what's different?
[06:08] <Erick_23> [kuttans] neither
[06:08] <chatZilla> The following packages have unment dependencies:
[06:08] <^paradox^> i dont wanna spend that kind of time on every dvd i decide to copy
[06:08] <mobi-sheep> ^paradox^: Perhaps nautilus-actions and throw in there the commands to copy DVD?
[06:08] <chatZilla> ulite-deskto: Depends: blah, blah WHAT DO I DO?
[06:08] <vegombrei> kuttans: thanks for responding ... firstly i had a few issues installing compiz i also think i may have made a mess while reading forums i installed compiz then emerald then i kinda made a mess of things .. now i want those widgets that show cpu speed etc that looks quite cool and also some cool themes but i just cant get the themes to work as i think emerald dont work with karmic and my compiz isnt giving me many options
[06:08] <kuttans> ok you press alt+f2 and type metacity --replace to get all them back
[06:09] <Alan502_> jonzbcc, so, do you know if its possible to foce an app to connect to the internet through an specific network interface?
[06:09] <chatZilla> how do i make ubuntu automatically install all unmet dependencies
[06:09] <kuttans> vegombrei: those are all desklets or screenlets, you can get them by installing those applications
[06:09] <cyberjorge> how do I edit the Grub list? where is the file to edit, I can find a "menu.lst file under /boot/
[06:09] <losha> fatface: did you export them? variables have to be explicity exported in bash to show up in subprocesses....
[06:09] <quietone> Erick_23: have a loot at http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-259831.html
[06:09] <Erick_23> [kuttans] it says: Unable to open X displau
[06:09] <ga_sk8er> i need help getting my webcam installed
[06:09] <jonzbcc> Alan502_: sorry, no. I would think that'd be a preference per the usual "set a proxy" pref. windows a lot of apps have. but doing if via the command line is probably a lot easier if you know how.
[06:10] <fatface> i have in my normal shell
[06:10] <scunizi> !grub2 | cyberjorge
[06:10] <^paradox^> and to think i just burned a picture cd with brasero with the internal cd burner yesterday
[06:10] <kuttans> cyberjorge: /boot/grub/grub.cfg if you are using grub2
[06:10] <^paradox^> never expected this
[06:10] <fatface> and sudo can even see them so long as im not printing it inside the subprocess
[06:10] <kuttans> cyberjorge: or else /boot/grub/menu.lst
[06:10] <scunizi> ^paradox^: try k3b and see if it acts the same
[06:10] <jonzbcc> cyberjorge: are you using 9.10? I belive 9.10' uses grub2, which (i *think* uses a different config file)
[06:11] <Alan502_> jonzbcc, not enough knowledge of the command line here; i'll probably google for it. What keywords do you consider as accurate?
[06:11] <Erick_23> [quietone] there is no solution there :S
[06:11] <jonzbcc> cyberjorge: or differnet location, at least
[06:11] <ga_sk8er_> i have an intel sc430 webcam & cant get ubuntu to find a driver for it
[06:11] <cyberjorge> kuttans: thanks the correct file is ... /boot/grub/grub.cfg
[06:11] <kuttans> /boot/grub/grub.cfg is the file which lists the OS and other options
[06:11] <vegombrei> kuttans: should i do the alt+f2 metacity --replace??
[06:11] <losha> fatface: if you export from a shell, then invoke sudo, you have to re-export under sudo to get a subprocess to see the env variable, if you see what I mean...
[06:11] <cyberjorge> thanks people! :)
[06:11] <kuttans> vegombrei: the command metacity --replace replaces your window manager and it will get you back to the basic settings
[06:12] <jonzbcc> Alan502_: you know the more I think of it, the more I feel like it might be difficult. I'm not sure though. I think just what you're saying "force specific socket" or... idk, jus twhat you've bene asking here
[06:12] <^paradox^> scunizi: it is cd burning app and not just a frontend?
[06:12] <kuttans> hey anyone know about the networking applet persistance
[06:12] <kuttans> where the networkmanager applet store the static ip settings, its not in the /etc/network/interface file
[06:12] <scunizi> ^paradox^: yes.. pretty much the defacto standard..
[06:12] <fatface> so how can i make an environment variable that both me and sudo can both use?
[06:12] <ga_sk8er_> cheese wont find my camera & neither will ekiga
[06:12] <Alan502_> jonzbcc, well... i think i'll just google it myself :D thanks pal
[06:12] <fatface> in sub processes
[06:12] <Erick_23> so does any command reset all settings of compiz?
[06:12] <jonzbcc> Alan502_: I feel like that'd have to be something either allowed you via parameters programmed in... or you have to be able to reprogram the part that initiates a socket. i'm *totally* guessing all this though
[06:12] <scunizi> ^paradox^: sudo apt-get install k3b
[06:12] <jonzbcc> Alan502_: no rpoblem
[06:13] <kuttans> ga_sk8er: do lsusb and check wheter your cam is there or not
[06:13] <^paradox^> ok and btw im still getting used to linux. was a windows man so bare with me
[06:13] <losha> fatface: put the defs in a file and source them each time a shell starts. .bashrc or some such...
[06:13] <ga_sk8er_> kuttans Bus 002 Device 012: ID 0733:0430 ViewQuest Technologies, Inc. Intel Pro Share Webcam
[06:13] <scunizi> ^paradox^: np :) .. we all start somewhere
[06:13] <fatface> i have it in my .bashrc
[06:14] <kuttans> ga_sk8er check out the file /dev/video0
[06:14] <fatface> sudo doesnt run my .bashrc though, does it?
[06:14] <Hilikus> !tb
[06:14] <losha> fatface: I don't recall if sudo runs .bashrc. You'll have to read up...
[06:14] <cyberjorge> I'm trying to change the mnu.lst according to this guide... http://tinyurl.com/yhk6rs5  but it's too different with the grub.lst, is it still safe to follow that guide?
[06:14] <ga_sk8er_> kuttans how do i check the file out?
[06:14] <Hilikus> !ff3.5
[06:14] <Hilikus> !thunderbird
[06:14] <cyberjorge> kuttans: ?
[06:14] <fatface> i dont want to put my environment variables in two places
[06:14] <j9xinca> Hey quick question. I know the basics of programming in almost every language now, but i wanna focus my efforts on one language and become a guru in it. Which one would be the best to learn for developing programs for Ubuntu
[06:14] <kuttans> do cat /dev/video0
[06:14] <jonzbcc> fatface: if you just type "sudo" at the beginning of your command, nothing should change except the priveleges the process is started via
[06:14] <kuttans> yes cyberjorge
[06:15] <Hilikus> anyone knows how to install Thunderbird 3 in ubuntu?
[06:15] <cyberjorge> I see thanks!!
[06:15] <^paradox^> ok back in a minute
[06:15] <scunizi> cyberjorge: no.. that file gets overwritten on each boot.. look in the link ubottu provided earlier.. it shows where to edit
[06:15] <losha> fatface: try #bash
[06:15] <ga_sk8er_> kuttans cat: /dev/video0: No such file or directory
[06:15] <fatface> ok
[06:15] <jonzbcc> fatface: I haven't been following your convo, but from you last question ... your not actually changing shells when you type sudo at the beginning of a command
[06:15] <j9xinca> anyone know?
[06:15] <ga_sk8er_> kuttans is it a sudo command?
[06:15] <kuttans> ga_sk8er which ubuntu u are using?
[06:16] <widget> it's picked up "01:0b.0 CardBus bridge: Atheros Communications Inc. Atheros AR5001X+ Wireless Network Adapter (rev 32)' .. hoe do i go about installing it ? 9.10 only installed my etherenet
[06:16] <kuttans> no ga_sk8er
[06:16] <ga_sk8er_> 9.10 i386 version
[06:16] <scunizi> kuttans: thats not tru.. /boot/grub/menu.list gets overwritten on each boot.. it's dynamically generated..
[06:16] <ga_sk8er_> kuttans 9.10 i386 version
[06:16] <j9xinca> Which programming language would be best to develop stuff for ubuntu?
[06:16] <ga_sk8er_> kuttans desktop is in gnome (if that matters)
[06:16] <kuttans> no scunizi grub.cfg is not overwritten on every boot, only when you use update-grub
[06:16] <cyberjorge> scunizi: thanks for the warning, yes I notice that, can you give the link again?
[06:16] <mobi-sheep> Hilikus: Google "Launchpad, Mozilla Daily PPA" -- From there, you can add the latest stuffs from Mozilla (Thunderbird 3.0, Thunderbird 3.1, Mozilla 3.7, etc).
[06:16] <jonzbcc> j9xinca: actually, there's a really big ubuntu group *just* for that kind of question. I think there's even a sticky where *everyone* and their mother gave their two cents
[06:16] <losha> j9xinca: probably C or C++. Download the source to some of your favourite apps and see. Maybe start by bugfixing one or two of them...
[06:16] <fatface> in the same shell ill write perl -le 'print $ENV{PERL5LIB}' then do the same thing under sudo and it will not work
[06:17] <scunizi> kuttans: the link cyberjorge gave shows editing the older /boot/grub/menu.lst
[06:17] <kuttans> and you can edit /etc/default/grub to make it permanant whenever you use update-grub command
[06:17] <Hilikus> mobi-sheep: i just want stable releases though
[06:17] <j9xinca> losha: thank you
[06:17] <scunizi> !grub2 | cyberjorge
[06:17] <quietone> Erick_23: Sorry. I was in a hurry
[06:17] <fatface> the environment variable will not be exported to it
[06:17] <j9xinca> jonzbcc: you know the link?
[06:17] <jonzbcc> fatface: what happens when you type that, after doig it with sudo?
[06:17] <graelb> Hello!
[06:17] <fatface> nothing gets output
[06:17] <kuttans> ga_sk8er then the system should automatically find your web cam there shouldnt be any problem
[06:17] <jonzbcc> mm... this is a monstrously disgusting/slow pc, give me a minute while i launch firefox
[06:17] <exsanet> umr6utl
[06:18] <Erick_23> [quietone] no problem am here trying to understand the console of compz
[06:18] <graelb> Does anyone know how to update intel graphics drivers on ubuntu?
[06:18] <kuttans> try to googling out please, bcoz i dont remember the exact commands to debug those programs
[06:18] <fatface> sudo echo $PERL5LIB will give me what i expect though
[06:18] <ga_sk8er_> cheese & ekiga wont show it
[06:18] <graelb> or even how to check what the drivers i have installed are?
[06:18] <mobi-sheep> Hilikus: Ubuntu's Policy is to work on security and bug fixes only. Thunderbird-3.0 will be in Lucid Repo. I'm using Thunderbird-3.1 -- You can install the 3.0 version.
[06:18] <ga_sk8er_> kuttans i asked friends on messenger & they couldnt view my cam either
[06:19] <jonzbcc> fatface: i'm totally at  a loss... again the lack of knowing perl
[06:19] <^paradox^> scunizi: looks like k3b is doing the job. will let u know afterwards
[06:19] <Hilikus> mobi-sheep: i see. i'll try that. thanks
[06:19] <kuttans> ga_sk8er i can understand that bcoz your cam is not recognised...is your cam come with special driver for linux, then you need to find it out
[06:19] <Zeppelin> i need help
[06:19] <Zeppelin> I restarted and now ubuntu messed itself up
[06:19] <Zeppelin> like
[06:19] <cyberjorge> scunizi: by the way I just want to make sure that my ubuntu karmic load the Xen kernel to support its host properly (xenserver), how can I check the kernel loaded when booting
[06:19] <cyberjorge> ??
[06:19] <U-b-u-n-t-u> my firefix is 3.5.6 pre  <<<< should I download the 3.5.6 from firefox site and install?
[06:19] <Zeppelin> the trash icon is in the middle of the taskbar almost
[06:19] <kuttans> or do you have v4l installed in your machine.if not try synaptic to install v4l2 then you will get the images
[06:19] <Zeppelin> and the running icons for xchat, sound, and network
[06:19] <mobi-sheep> !enter | Zeppelin
[06:19] <Zeppelin> are on the right, instead of the left.. what do i do?
[06:20] <ga_sk8er_> kuttans i dont think it has a linux driver. i went to intel site & they just want u to use the .exe to install in windows
[06:20] <graelb> Does anyone know how to update intel graphics drivers on ubuntu?
[06:20] <scunizi> cyberjorge: sorry I don't know the answer to that one.
[06:20] <quietone> I need help with sound. Want to use 9.04 sound preferences not the 9.10 one. How do I?  or Where can I get help?
[06:20] <scunizi> ^paradox^: gotta run.. good luck
[06:20] <mobi-sheep> Zeppelin: Fix it. Drag the applets around back to where it should be.
[06:20] <Madpilot> Zeppelin, you can move any of those applets around - rightclick and select Move, or just click with the wheel and drag
[06:20] <kuttans> zepplin : right click on the icond ,and click that unlock option and select move to move it anywhere you want
[06:20] <graelb> I'd like to upgrade my drivers to make sure they're the accelerated drivers
[06:21] <^paradox^> one more thing before ya go
[06:21] <arooni> how do i get the temperature of the cpu from the command line?
[06:21] <Zeppelin> Madpilot, what about the notification area
[06:21] <j9xinca> anyone have any views on UNR? i was thinking about putting it on my netbook
[06:21] <jonzbcc> j9xinca: still their? i found it... http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=333867
[06:21] <kuttans> ga_sk8er: go to synaptic and search for v4l2 and install those packages there, then you replugin your cam or else restart
[06:21] <losha> fatface: the vsriable in sudo echo $PERL5LIB is evaluated in the current shell. not the subshell. Do some homework: man sudo and man sudoers. There's plenty of messing about with the environment going on...
[06:21] <Madpilot> Zeppelin, might be easiest to remove it then add it back to the panel in the spot you want
[06:22] <jonzbcc> j9xinca: actually, i loved it when I tried it (almost a year ago now)... but just recently I saw some screenshots of Moblin that made me wish I had a netbook again
[06:22] <ga_sk8er_> kuttans installing now
[06:22] <flexible> hey, after switching from GNOME to KDE, my audio doesn't work anymore...
[06:22] <flexible> how should i got about fixing it
[06:22] <^paradox^> what happens to that iso image when the burn is done? do i gotta delete that or will magically disappear?
[06:22] <kuttans> fatface: please be sure that you export env variables in the current shell. like you wont get the env of your shell after you do a sudo -i
[06:22] <Madpilot> Zeppelin, right-click on the panel, choose Add To Panel, and all the stuff is there - notification area, trash, everything is just an applet
[06:22] <kuttans> ok ga_sk8er
[06:22] <cyberjorge> Unlike Grub Legacy's menu.lst file, grub.cfg is NOT MEANT TO BE EDITED!!! ---- So how can I make my karmic boot to my desired kenel? Also how do I check which kernel I am booted on to?
[06:23] <Sagaci> cyberjorge: uname -a
[06:23] <pwd> cyberjorge: it's generated from other files, but that doesn't mean you can't edit it
[06:23] <kuttans> hey cybejorge its told that you dont edit grub.cfg bcoz its dynamicaly generated from a conf file /etc/default/grub file
[06:23] <bullgard> What is a "flat volume" in the sentence "Flat volumes are disabled by default on Ubuntu 9.10 " (see http://pulseaudio.org/wiki/UbuntuBugs)
[06:23] <jonzbcc> cyberjorge: I believe you're supposed to use a command grub-config??? or something...
[06:23] <ooze1> cyberjorge: type "uname -r"
[06:23] <fatface> so how do i make a variable that goes into sudo -i?
[06:23] <kuttans> cybejorge: so if you want to make any changes you have to change the file /etc/default/grub and run update-grub command from the command line as a sudo then you are done
[06:23] <jonzbcc> fatface: just a sec..
[06:23] <pwd> fatface: man sudoers env_reset
[06:24] <^paradox^> the one going to the tmp folder i mean
[06:24] <kuttans> you have to export it again after doing sudo -i fatface
[06:24] <indus> hi
[06:24] <snkcld> why does my volume become erratic when i close then open my laptop?
[06:24] <indus> folks
[06:24] <ga_sk8er_> kuttans still got nothing in cheese. think i need to restart?
[06:24] <jonzbcc> fatface: if you'd really like to have a better idea what's going on, this page is awesome: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo
[06:24] <kuttans> yeah try a restart or remove and replug your cam
[06:25] <cyberjorge> Sagaci, ooze1 that worked now I know I really need to edit my grub.lst
[06:25] <ga_sk8er_> kuttans or should i do sudo apt-get update
[06:25] <kuttans> no need
[06:25] <ga_sk8er_> kuttans already unpluged & plugged back in
[06:25] <Erick_23> I need HELP PLEASE :O RESET COMPIZ settings =( .... I already googled a lot.. went thru all help in console by typing gconftool -?
[06:25] <kuttans> try a restart then pls ga_sk8er
[06:25] <ga_sk8er_> kuttans brb. gonna try the restart
[06:25] <losha> bullgard: I'd never heard of it either: http://0pointer.de/blog/projects/oh-nine-fifteen.html
[06:25] <soreau> Erick_23: ccsm>Preferences <-- Reset to Defaults
[06:25] <graelb> Does anyone know how to update intel graphics drivers on ubuntu?
[06:26] <Erick_23> [soreau] I need that in the console!!
[06:26] <hcook> hey guys, is there a setting someplace in gnome to make the 'places' menu items pop open on mouseover? so you can navigate the whole filesystem in a "startmenuish" fashion?
[06:26] <soreau> Erick_23: Why?
[06:26] <Erick_23> [soreau] cause I dont see the menu!! :S
[06:26] <kuttans> hello Erick_23 what you want to do you want your old window manager back or only compiz, deselect all the options in compiz and do a reload
[06:26] <beerkid> If I want to set up a cron job in Ubuntu (Say run /www/file.php once every hour then stop after 20 hours) would it go something like this? crontab -e and then 0 * * * * /www/file.php
[06:26] <hcook> or maybe someone knows a panel applet that does that?
[06:26] <kuttans> graelb: if you are using karmic then its using the latest dont worry
[06:26] <Erick_23> [kuttans] I cant open anything the only thing I see is desktop icons..
[06:27] <soreau> Erick_23: Which menu? like your panel?
[06:27] <cyberjorge> jonzbcc: can't find command like that, though I was able to nano the grub.lst if it safe to edit
[06:27] <soreau> Erick_23: Does Alt+F2 work?
[06:27] <bullgard> losha: Ah, excellent. Thank you very much for your help.
[06:27] <Erick_23> yes!!
[06:27] <graelb> kuttans, hrm. I'm trying to play kotor 2 on wine, but i'm getting all white textures, figured i'd try upgrading my drivers first
[06:27] <Erick_23> I am at alt+f2 right now in the console
[06:27] <soreau> Erick_23: If you can open Alt+F2, you can start programs from there
[06:27] <kuttans> Erick_23: click alt+f2
[06:27] <Erick_23> [soreau] how do I reset compiz settings thru there?
[06:27] <jonzbcc> cyberjorge: i'm sure it won't hurt to edit it yourself. as long as you read a bit of the man page (for instance, i see someone said grub-update, or something like that?)
[06:27] <kuttans> Erick_23 : and type metacity --replace
[06:28] <soreau> Erick_23: Run ccsm, then go to Preferences and click Reset to Defaults
[06:28] <cyberjorge> jonzbcc: hmmm.. thanks ok will do a bit of research
[06:28] <ga_sk8er> kuttans still nothing in cheese
[06:28] <Erick_23> [kuttans] I did and it says..: Window manager error: unable to open X display
[06:28] <kuttans> graelb: playing vgames on wine is bit of complex bcoz the graphics wont be that pretty
[06:28] <ga_sk8er> kuttans maybe my camera just isnt compatible for ubuntu
[06:28] <Erick_23> [soreau] how do I run ccsm
[06:29] <soreau> Erick_23: You are running that from tty 2, you need to get back to X and use Alt+F2
[06:29] <kuttans> ga_sk8er: can you try to open cheese via command line and tell me what it says?
[06:29] <^paradox^> lmao k3b has humorous sounds lol
[06:29] <Erick_23> [soreau] and how do I do that :O
[06:29] <jonzbcc> beerkid: I haven't looked at cron in a while, but I believe that what you have only runs on.. the 1st hour? of every single day. or, is 0 even valid?
[06:29] <soreau> Erick_23: Ctrl+Alt+F7 (or F8?)
[06:29] <ga_sk8er> graelb i tried to do halo on wine & it didnt even get to the main menu & screen just showed solid black. not all games work on here
[06:29] <flexible> can anyone help me get my audio working? after switching to KDE (kubuntu package), my audio no longer works...
[06:29] <ga_sk8er> kuttans how do i open it by command line. im newbie & need the command
[06:29] <Erick_23> [soreau] okay and then?
[06:30] <soreau> Erick_23: Alt+F2
[06:30] <Erick_23> [soreau] ready
[06:30] <kuttans> ga_sk8er:go to a terminal and type cheese
[06:30] <^paradox^> oh that music telling me the burn was a success tickles me
[06:30] <soreau> Erick_23: Now type ccsm
[06:30] <Erick_23> [soreau] Alt+F2 does not work so I did Ctrl+Alt+F2
[06:30] <fatface> is there anything special i have to do aftter editing the sudoers file?
[06:30] <hylian> !kmud
[06:30] <soreau> Erick_23: Then do DISPLAY=:0 ccsm
[06:30] <graelb> ga_sk8er, i've gotten it to work before... albeit on a different box, i'm just missing all my textures
[06:30] <jonzbcc> beerkid: this was my favorite walk through of cron: http://www.unixgeeks.org/security/newbie/unix/cron-1.html
[06:30] <soreau> Erick_23: Then get back to X
[06:30] <beerkid> jonzbcc does this look better -> 0 */1 * * *
[06:30] <cyberjorge> pwd: so it's pretty safe to edit to grub.lst? by the way can you help translate me this menu change in menu.lst to grub.lst understandable statement? http://tinyurl.com/yhk6rs5
[06:31] <ga_sk8er> kuttans it still just opens the cheese program
[06:31] <hylian> !ubuntu
[06:31] <ga_sk8er> kuttans shows nothing on terminal line
[06:31] <pwd> cyberjorge: i dont use grub 2
[06:31] <kuttans> Erick_23: good lah..........if you are in tty then you type sudo /etc/gdm restart which will get you back to the desktop
[06:31] <cyberjorge> oh
[06:31] <^paradox^> alright ive got more problem i need help wit, but ill come back in a few minutes for that
[06:31] <hylian> !mud
[06:31] <Erick_23> uhm lets see
[06:31] <hylian> hmm
[06:31] <^paradox^> thanks to everyone who replied to me
[06:31] <hylian> !telnet
[06:31] <hylian> !ssh
[06:32] <losha> fatface: no, it should take effect immediately.
[06:32] <kuttans> ga_sk8er: you try in forum pls im sorry i may not be of much help then.
[06:32] <losha> fatface: no, it should take effect immediately, er that is, as soon as any subsequent sudos are run
[06:32] <deever> is there a solution to this grub2 "error: biosdisk read error" error on karmic with a raid/lvm?
[06:32] <kuttans> no one here to tell me about this network manager applet??????
[06:32] <ga_sk8er> kuttans try in forum? what do u mean. im still a newbie to linux
[06:32] <^paradox^> i really appreciate all your help. i know you guys dont have to be here doing this free
[06:33] <Erick_23> [soreau]
[06:33] <kuttans> ohh ga_sk8er: register yourself in the ubuntu forum and search under usb devices you may get solutions there
[06:33] <ga_sk8er> oh ok
[06:33] <hylian> why is telnet insecure, and what danger is there for not being secure through the old telnet protocol?
[06:33] <soreau> Erick_23: We only get highlighted if you use our nicks without the [brackets]
[06:33] <kuttans> ok guys, bye now gotta leave
[06:33] <ga_sk8er> kuttans what u mena by ur networking app? which one is it?
[06:33] <Erick_23> [soreau] is cause I use IRcap let me remov that option
[06:33] <mobi-sheep> hylian: telnet is okay (for local access).  It is not encrypted and everything can be seen easily (in plain text).
[06:34] <losha> hylian: anyone with a sniffer can see any username/password you type with telnet, but not with ssh
[06:34] <sri__> how to check virus flow on network???
[06:34] <jonzbcc> beerkid: the page I just sent explains that a slash is "steps". meaning */2 is every two days. so */1 would be the same as *. also, you seem to have been just find with starting the line with 00 -- finally, as far as a 20 hour limit... I think you should just have an if statement make that script useless after 20 hours. or... have a reminder email you if its been 20 hours.
[06:34] <hylian> i understand. thank you!
[06:34] <jonzbcc> beerkid: other than that, the 20 hour clause you've got doesn't seem like something to have cron handle. ( i could be wrong though)
[06:35] <Gab_> I POOP ON UBUNTU
[06:35] <Gab_> UNR*
[06:35] <Erick_23> ups
[06:35] <Erick_23> soreau
[06:37] <Erick_23> uhmm so how do I get compiz configuration back to the defaults on Ctrl+Alt+F2?
[06:38] <XO_Sun> avash
[06:39] <Crash1hd> I am having some trouble with my fstab anyone? anyone have any good fstab resources?
[06:39] <Erick_23> =( I cant get my compiz back to its defaults
[06:39] <Erick_23> at least someone tell me how to restore ubuntu.. to its defaults
[06:39] <mobi-sheep> Erick_23: Compiz? "compiz --replace"
[06:40] <guyster> Hi all, I installed alsa 1.0.21 on my Jaunty system to get support for my creative xfi card and am having a few problems.  For one, when I launch stella, an sdl-based emulator, I get a loud constant buzz.  Any ideas for fixing this?
[06:40] <soreau> Erick_23: From tty (Ctrl+Alt+F2) run 'DISPLAY=:0 ccsm' then go back to X and you should have ccsm open
[06:40] <soreau> Erick_23: If that does not work, try DISPLAY=:0 metacity --replace
[06:42] <beerkid> Thanks jonzbcc - I think the way to do it is using something like 0 1-20 * * * which should make it run from hours 1 to 20
[06:42] <MAEL> hi huys
[06:42] <MAEL> guys
[06:43] <MAEL> I'm successful in establishing the wi-fi in ubuntu
[06:43] <MAEL> the problem now is, I can't install xchat or go this page in firefox in ubuntu (this is in pc)
[06:43] <cyberjorge> how do I choose a kernel other than default when booting karmic ?
[06:44] <alpocr_> anydoby knows programming in java ??
[06:44] <guyster> I would also like to add that this emulator was working with the stock alsa version in Jaunty.  I have disabled pulse before and after the upgrade.
[06:44] <alpocr_> anybody**
[06:44] <mobi-sheep> cyberjorge: ʇooq qnɹƃ ʇɐ ʇɟıɥs pןoɥ
[06:44] <mobi-sheep> cyberjorge: hold shift at grub boot
[06:44] <Fizix> cyberjorge, you can download Startup-Manager, a GUI for the GRUB that works well.
[06:44] <indus> mobi-sheep: cool fonts ,what are those
[06:44] <Erick_23> uhmm neither of thos commands worked to restore my Compiz configuration.. when I try Compiz --Replace.. it says.. checking for.. name... : Not present..
[06:45] <indus> hold shift at grub boot hmm
[06:45] <cyberjorge> mobi-sheep: cool! how did you do thaatQ!
[06:45] <MAEL> it has sumthing to do with java i guess
[06:45] <mobi-sheep> indus: Latin Extended and International Phonetic Alphabet
[06:45] <soreau> Erick_23: I didn't tell you to run compiz
[06:45] <mobi-sheep> alphawave: #java for Java, I think.
[06:45] <Erick_23> soreau I typed in each command u wrote :S
[06:45] <soreau> Erick_23: I told you to run DISPLAY=:0 metacity --replace
[06:45] <mobi-sheep> cyberjorge: Magicbuntu! :o
[06:46] <soreau> Erick_23: Someone else told you to run compiz
[06:46] <MAEL> I tried installing java, succesful i guess, but it says it needs icedlemon, for ubuntu or sumthing
[06:46] <MAEL> any help?
[06:46] <cyberjorge> mobi-sheep: lol! that was really cool, but holding shift on boot didn't work
[06:46] <fatface> ok i got environment variables to work in sudo, however theres something sudo has against PERL5LIB (and me) and still will not pass that variable along to it
[06:46] <mobi-sheep> MAEL: Copy and paste the real message, please.
[06:46] <mobi-sheep> !paste | MAEL
[06:46] <Erick_23> soreau I did that and it says: Window manager error: unable to open X display
[06:47] <cyberjorge> Fizix: I don't have X
[06:47] <mobi-sheep> cyberjorge: Clean Karmic Install? You should hold SHIFT until you see "GRUB" and should get GRUB kernel list.
[06:47] <soreau> Erick_23: Ok, try this: sudo chmod -x $(which compiz)
[06:48] <soreau> Erick_23: After that, restart X
[06:48] <soreau> Erick_23: Or reboot
[06:48] <cyberjorge> mobi-sheep: yes, but using minimal CD and doing minimal install
[06:48] <funkiwan> for the love of all that is good and holy, can someone please help me figure out how to get wireless networking to work using wep 128 bit encryption?
[06:49] <MAEL> its too long to do, because the problem is in my laptop, and chatting in pc now
[06:49] <MAEL> but hold on
[06:49] <funkiwan> i've been banging my head against this all day
[06:49] <mobi-sheep> cyberjorge: There are #grub -- but I don't know if that's a problem. If it does not work, then perhaps you commented something when you edit the forbidden grub.cfg?
[06:49] <zoug> funkiwan: on karmic?
[06:49] <Erick_23> soreau I typed. sudo chmod -x $compiz
[06:49] <funkiwan> zoug: yes, off the boot cd
[06:49] <funkiwan> zoug: i can get it to work if i turn off encryption at the router
[06:49] <Erick_23> soreau it says chmod: missing operand
[06:50] <funkiwan> zoug: but when i turn on encryption, i can't connect
[06:50] <Kamokow> Does transmission support magnet links, if so, how can i get them working on karmic?
[06:50] <zoug> funkiwan: install wicd from synaptic
[06:50] <soreau> Erick_23: You're not listening
[06:50] <mobi-sheep> Kamokow: New 1.80 does. It's not part of Ubuntu repo (until Lucid) or you're welcome to compile it yourself.
[06:50] <soreau> Erick_23: sudo chmod -x $(which compiz)
[06:51] <Kamokow> mobi-sheep: Ok, thanks :)
[06:51] <funkiwan> zoug: trying now...
[06:51] <cyberjorge> mobi-sheep: no i didn't I got afraid of "grub.cfg is NOT MEANT TO BE EDITED!!!" all in red though it worked now. :D
[06:51] <mobi-sheep> cyberjorge: Cool. You learned how to do it the way it is meant to be. :)
[06:52] <Crash1hd> losha: alright I think all is well as II seem to be mounting things manually and I was having some issue (I think) not 100% sure atm lol but the fstab has some custom changes in it going to do more research
[06:52] <zoug> funkiwan: make sure you remove network-manager too
[06:52] <cyberjorge> mobi-sheep: yeah! thanks!
[06:52] <cyberjorge> now to figure how to make my karmic boot in XEN paravirtualized
[06:52] <cyberjorge> *now time to figure out
[06:52] <echotone> What might cause my screen to freeze and then fuzz up and reset my visual effects? It happens all the time.
[06:52] <Erick_23> soreau that did work :O
[06:52] <Erick_23> wow..
[06:53] <funkiwan> zoug: i'm not seeing wicd as an option. i'm trying to do this all while booted off the cd (e.g., not a full install). i want to verify ubuntu is going to work on this laptop.
[06:53] <Erick_23> soreau what does sudo chmod -x $(which compiz) do?
[06:53] <hanthana> is there any RHN (in redhat) kind of thing for Ubuntu support?
[06:53] <soreau> Erick_23: It made compiz non-executable so it couldn't be ran at all
[06:53] <Erick_23> :O
[06:53] <Guest24355> hello
[06:53] <fatface> ok i was able to get my changed version of the PERL5LIB in by setting the env_delete var to some nonsense (it complained about it being empty). Thats a relief
[06:54] <soreau> Erick_23: Now go to ccsm>Preferences and click Reset to Defaults
[06:54] <Guest24355> how to change my nick?
[06:54] <mobi-sheep> funkiwan: What make/model?
[06:54] <mobi-sheep> Guest24355: //nick IndusCookie
[06:54] <soreau> Erick_23: And to restore compiz to it's executable state, use sudo chmod +x /usr/bin/compiz
[06:54] <mobi-sheep> Guest24355: One slash, not two.
[06:54] <Guest24355> /nick TECNOPATA
[06:54] <Guest24355> yay?
[06:55] <Guest24355> /nick lol
[06:55] <Guest24355> i cant
[06:55] <funkiwan> mobi-sheep: wireless card? router? laptop?
[06:55] <mobi-sheep> Guest24355: One slash.
[06:55] <TECNOPATA> yay ty
[06:55] <mobi-sheep> funkiwan: The crotch warmer.
[06:55] <mobi-sheep> TECNOPATA: You're welcome.
[06:55] <jonzbcc> anyone know why $(ls -la) as well as `ls -la` works in bash scripts? Also, do you need the [brackets] in your if/then/else statements? I can use them both ways -- but with brackets I'm getting some different behaviour
[06:55] <iOmlette> Lot's of other fun commands begin with /, too.
[06:55] <funkiwan> mobi-sheep: velocity micro, dl71
[06:56] <mobi-sheep> jonzbcc: #bash would be the perfect place for it.
[06:56] <TECNOPATA> how to crack a wpa key wifi conection?
[06:56] <jonzbcc> ah! i had no clue there was one. thanks :)
[06:56] <iOmlette> Search at lifehacker.com.
[06:56] <jonzbcc> TECNOPATA: try backtrack linux :-P
[06:56] <Erick_23> soreau I open ccsm and look for reset?
[06:56] <guatemal> Xon: jsadhl
[06:57] <TECNOPATA> i have backtrack 4 but maybe i need a  dictionary?
[06:57] <TECNOPATA> can i have the info of this irc chat to copy in a .txt pls?
[06:57] <mobi-sheep> TECNOPATA: It is a laptop? Velocity Micro DL71.
[06:57] <zoug> funkiwan: reload synaptic
[06:57] <mobi-sheep> !log | TECNOPATA
[06:58] <zoug> funkiwan: u need to update the repo
[06:58] <soreau> Erick_23: Sys>prefs>compizconfig-settings-manager>Preferences>Reset to Defaults
[06:58] <zoug> funkiwan: surely it will work
[06:58] <TECNOPATA> !log
[06:58] <guatemal> support
[06:58] <Erick_23> soreau am sorry man :$.. thank you am already there
[06:58] <guatemal> freedom... free software
[06:59] <funkiwan> zoug: mobi-sheep: looks like universe isn't enabled by default. updating...
[06:59] <balkierode> why is networking so complicated in ubuntu 9.10?
[06:59] <soreau> Erick_23: And of course you want to do 'sudo chmod +x /usr/bin/compiz' then restart X
[06:59] <guatemal> funkiwan: man what are you telling?
[06:59] <balkierode> why is the script /etc/init.d/network is changed to networking?
[07:00] <^paradox^> ok now i need some help with transmission bittorrent client. in preferrences it says port 6881 is closed. when i was on a network with my gf i used ports 6881 thru 6889, but im no longer with her or on a network
[07:00] <balkierode> I see network-manager not working..
[07:00] <zoug> 9.10's networkmanager sucks
[07:00] <guatemal> Flannel: machikney randi ko chhoraoa lado kah
[07:00] <zoug> specially when you have atheros
[07:00] <mobi-sheep> funkiwan: Is it a newly released netbook or something? There are not much of information on it.
[07:00] <TECNOPATA> ty, another question, where can i found a book of backtrack, like a bible, to learn to use all the awesome tools
[07:01] <balkierode> the gui shows it as disabled but when i right click it, it shows a tick in enable networking
[07:01] <lockd> 9.10 network manager seems to work far better than the early, flaky one from lenny
[07:01] <echotone> Out of 1300 people. Do any of you know why my screen would just bug out and freeze for a while, then look like an old fuzzy tv channel? It works for 15 minutes (give or take) then it freaks out and resets my visual effects on its own.
[07:01] <sri__>  my usb modem connected as /dev/sr1/ how to connect as /dev/ttyUSB0?
[07:01] <TECNOPATA> ty, another question, where can i found a book of backtrack, like a bible, to learn to use all the awesome tools
[07:01] <XO_Sun> zoug: these ubuntu folks don't know how to copy fedora's network manager
[07:01] <XO_Sun> this site is flood
[07:01] <lockd> lenny one didn't even let you set up wired networks
[07:01] <^paradox^> also i have cable internet
[07:01] <XO_Sun> !alrt slap Flannel
[07:01] <funkiwan> mobi-sheep: no, it's oldish. 2005 i think. it's been running xp and i want to dual boot.
[07:01] <smbytes> if I have an on-going python script (like a tornado or twisted script) that i'd like to run on startup, how can i do that?
[07:01] <zoug> XO_Sun: exactly
[07:02] <kinja-sheep> TECNOPATA: The right place to ask that is in #remote-exploit
[07:02] <^paradox^> i need a hand with this cause i use torrents for more than entertainment
[07:02] <TECNOPATA> #remote-exploit
[07:02] <quietone> Erick_23: What was the answer? I have been trying to follow and it is difficult for me
[07:03] <kinja-sheep> funkiwan: I see. There are no confirmation about the make/model. You're encouraged to test it on LIVECD first. All wireless cards often need to be reconfigured. Things get wired backward and whatnot.
[07:03] <TECNOPATA> join #remote-exploit
[07:03] <Flannel> TECNOPATA: Try /join
[07:03] <Erick_23> quietone solution was sudo chmod -x $(which compiz)
[07:03] <quietone> ^paradox^: what do you mean by "gf"
[07:03] <zoug> funkiwan: all you need to figure out is the way to install wicd, given that you have no driver issues with your wireless or wired hardware..
[07:03] <^paradox^> im not behind a firewall
[07:04] <TECNOPATA> haha im banned,..?
[07:04] <^paradox^> quietone: girlfriend
[07:04] <funkiwan> zoug: okay, wicd is installed, now what?
[07:04] <quietone> Erick_23: and i guess you restarted compiz? how?
[07:04] <airtonix> !u | ^paradox^
[07:04] <zoug> funkiwan: reboot
[07:04] <kinja-sheep> ^paradox^: Set up a port forwarding on your router.
[07:04] <funkiwan> ack!
[07:04] <cyberjorge> Anyone here able to install Xen Kernel for a guest karmic in Xen / Xenserver? I need to paravirtualize ubuntu in Xen / Xenserver...
[07:04] <Erick_23> quietone soreau said that It made compiz non-executable so it couldn't be ran at all
[07:04] <Madpilot> TECNOPATA, some channels won't let you in if you're not identified to nickserv
[07:05] <^paradox^> sorry ill try to quit with the chat lingo
[07:05] <funkiwan> zoug: i'm using the boot cd. everything's in ram. how can i do this without rebooting?
[07:05] <Erick_23> quietone and to make it executable again to type sudo chmod +x /usr/bin/compiz
[07:05] <kinja-sheep> !xen | cyberjorge
[07:05] <^paradox^> kinja-sheep: there is no router
[07:05] <TECNOPATA> and, how to have identity in a nickserv?
[07:05] <zoug> funkiwan: oh man, sorry forgot that
[07:05] <kinja-sheep> ^paradox^: How are you connected?
[07:05] <^paradox^> im not with her anymore and im not on a network anymore
[07:06] <zoug> funkiwan: try killing the network manager and start wicd
[07:06] <quietone> Erick_23: I don't know enough to know what process executes it. I was just wondering if you had to. It seems not, so my question is answered. Thank you very much.
[07:06] <funkiwan> zoug: ah, i needed wicd-client -n
[07:06] <funkiwan> zoug: accessing...
[07:06] <Madpilot> TECNOPATA, /msg NickServ help
[07:06] <^paradox^> mine is the only computer and im connected to the internet with charter communications cable internet service
[07:06] <soreau> quietone: Basically, chmod + or - x will set the executable flag for it. If it's not executable, it wont be able to run
[07:06] <agusj> can ubuntu desktop be used as server/router?
[07:06] <zoug> agusj: ofcourse
[07:07] <cyberjorge> thanks ubottu and kinja-sheep, but I'm not making ubuntu as the host, just as a guest of Xenserver 5.5
[07:07] <agusj> what additional software must I add?
[07:07] <kinja-sheep> ^paradox^: You can change the port number and retry.  Some ISP will try to prevent or reduce bandwidth.
[07:07] <indus> kinja-sheep: u and mobi-sheep the same?
[07:07] <quietone> soreau: yes, I know that. I just had it in my head that Erick_23 would have to restart compiz.
[07:08] <zoug> agusj: you can add what you want
[07:08] <Madpilot> agusj, depends on what kind of server you want to run. Apache and the basic webserver stack are all in repos, for starters.
[07:08] <zoug> agusj: depends
[07:08] <mobi-sheep> indus: Computer.
[07:08] <kinja-sheep> indus: Laptop,
[07:08] <^paradox^> kinja-sheep: ok but what if none of the ports 6881 thru 6889 work?
[07:08] <agusj> I just want to use it as router and manage proxy
[07:08] <kinja-sheep> ^paradox^: Try 8020? 14233? Make one up as long as it's over 6881, I believe.
[07:09] <Madpilot> ^paradox^, I know in deluge-torrent, there's an option for random port assignments - does transmission do something similar?
[07:09] <flexible> what do i use to check for updates in KDE?
[07:10] <qdb> hello. there is "master" process that runs as root in ubuntu 9.04 . what is this?
[07:10] <airtonix> Madpilot, yes it does
[07:10] <^paradox^> Madpilot: im not sure. im not really good with the technical stuff
[07:10] <agusj> does ubuntu support pc station/ thin client?
[07:10] <qdb> is it standart process? i fear it is spyware/rootkit
[07:10] <hash3g> anybody switches session to awesome from GNOME? i did it but sound stopped work.
[07:10] <Madpilot> flexible, #kubuntu is probably a better spot for KDE apps
[07:10] <pwd> qdb: init?
[07:10] <Madpilot> s/apps/questions
[07:11] <qdb> i do not understand, pwd
[07:11] <smbytes> how can i keep a script running after i've logged out?
[07:11] <smbytes> (python script, if it makes a difference)
[07:11] <qdb> it is "master" in system monitor
[07:11] <Madpilot> Kinder_Surprise, are you a bot? We remove uninvited bots from #ubuntu, you know...
[07:11] <^paradox^> im up to 6903 and still saying closed
[07:12] <qdb> pwd , what is init?
[07:12] <funkiwan> zoug: still can't connect. it connects fine if i disable wep. but when i enable it, using wep mode of "128-bit manually", with 113 hex digit pairs, it doesn't work
[07:12] <arghh2d2> init is what starts up your kernel
[07:12] <^paradox^> if charters blocking ports what other options are there? a proxy port or something?
[07:12] <funkiwan> zoug: 13, not 113
[07:12] <Crash1hd> losha: nah I think it was down to user stupidity lol on my part (I was trying to do fsck /dev/sdc and not fsck /dev/sdc1 lol not sure why I got sdc and not sdc1 from same with the other command using sdc and not sdc1
[07:13] <EastDallas> qdb: I have not process called master.
[07:13] <Madpilot> ^paradox^, finding out where transmission hides it's "use random port" option would be your best bet
[07:13] <airtonix> ^paradox^, have you checked the account page for you isp? (some provide a default port closed polciy that require you to open all ports at their node-point)
[07:13] <mustu> hi i did chattr -i on a directory but it still giving permission denied error when i do chmod on it
[07:13] <pwd> qdb: ini is the root process. are you saying you have a process called master?
[07:14] <mobi-sheep> Madpilot: It does say bot so I suppose it does count.
[07:14] <funkiwan> zoug: is there a certain way i should be entering in the key? caps or no caps? spaces?
[07:14] <qdb> yes
[07:14] <qdb> thank you, EastDallas
[07:14] <pwd> qdb: open a console and type which master
[07:14] <airtonix> ^paradox^, 1 also assume that you have already setup port-forwarding on your router/modem
[07:14] <qdb> pwd, it said nothing
[07:14] <^paradox^> airtonix: i can try finding that page, but im not sure where to look
[07:15] <pwd> qdb: type this: netstat -dap | grep master
[07:15] <EastDallas> qdb: http://linux.die.net/man/8/master
[07:15] <TECNOPATA> a channel for backtrack support?
[07:15] <Madpilot> mobi-sheep, yes, ran whois just after I asked in-channel :)
[07:15] <mobi-sheep> TECNOPATA: #remote-exploit
[07:15] <airtonix> ^paradox^, it's just a suggestion (since my isp does this as a default protection against noob windows users opening global port access to their samba ports)
[07:16] <khelvan> Hello, I had Jaunty running fine on my Compaq Presario laptop, but after upgrading to Karmic wireless sometimes dies (the light continually blinks blue/amber/blue/amber) and when I try to shut it down, I have to physically shut it off, because during the shutdown/reboot process it repeats this error over and over: b43-phy0 ERROR: Fatal DMA error: 0x00000400, 0x00000000, 0x00000000, 0x00000000, 0x00000000, 0x00000000
[07:16] <^paradox^> and there is no router. i had port forwarding set up when i was still on a network
[07:16] <TECNOPATA> /join #remote-exploit
[07:16] <zoug> funkiwan: key is always unique. enter as the original
[07:16] <EastDallas> qdb:  are you running a mail server?
[07:16] <airtonix> ^paradox^, so you just plug your computer into the wall and this cable goes straight to an exhange router somewhere in the suburb ?
[07:16] <^paradox^> but i cant find anything for ports now that mines the only computer. perhaps i dont know where to look
[07:16] <qdb> EastDallas, no
[07:17] <qdb> pwd, i cannot run netstat  need sudo and now i see again password changed
[07:17] <_Agent86_> Hi
[07:17] <pwd> qdb: your password doesnt work?
[07:17] <qdb> yes
[07:17] <tehbaut|> anyone know how to get hfs+ supported for new partition creation in gparted?
[07:17] <qdb> but i hope yet i just forgotten it
[07:17] <^paradox^> airtonix: im not sure how to answer. theres just my pc and a motorola cable modem
[07:17] <mobi-sheep> ^paradox^: You don't see Random Port in Transmission Preferences/Settings?
[07:17] <_Agent86_> quick question on getting kernel source - I need to get the source for linux-2.6.28-11-generic. Where would I get it?
[07:18] <Flannel> TECNOPATA: Please stop that, if you're banned from there, there's nothing we can do.
[07:18] <qdb> EastDallas, yes , i run postfix
[07:18] <Flannel> lastlog TECNOPATA
[07:18] <airtonix> ^paradox^, then your only other option is to investigate the possibility that your isp is providing a default port closed policy at their node-point.
[07:18] <EastDallas> qdb: there's your answer
[07:18] <qdb> ok, thank you
[07:18] <Madpilot> mobi-sheep, joining -ops just to trigger the alarm is not actually helpful - ops were aware of the bot, and joining -ops just to sound the alarm then bail doesn't actually tell us *which* channel you're alerting us too...
[07:18] <DazedNConfused> I just want to say thank you to whomever helped me get my ubuntu to boot agai!
[07:19] <airtonix> ^paradox^, or you can try using transmission with 'randomised ports' enabled
[07:19] <Flannel> TECNOPATA: You need to do the /join without any spaces infront of it, by the way.
[07:19] <^paradox^> theres no random port. there is automatically map port
[07:19] <qdb> my password is changed again
[07:19] <mobi-sheep> Madpilot: I read you. Over. ;(
[07:19] <airtonix> ^paradox^, http://www.ubuntu-pics.de/bild/34620/screenshot_transmission_preferences_NO2s74.png
[07:19] <qdb> on time changed yesterday
[07:19] <qdb> what to do?
[07:19] <_Agent86_> I checked http://www.gz.us.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/v2.6/ but that goes up to 2.6.28.10 and then jumps to 2.6.29
[07:19] <cdocbo> can someone please help me get my tablet working.  It worked in 9.04 on my laptop, but my desktop with 9.10 I can't get the buttons working (movement works)  Gimp says "State: device unavailable: permission denied"
[07:19] <qdb> how to delete rootkit?
[07:20] <DazedNConfused> Again, thanks to some good knowledgable people!
[07:20] <EastDallas> cdocbo: what brand and model of tablet?
[07:20] <^paradox^> see my transmission doesnt look like that
[07:20] <Kamokow> where is vuze installed on 9.10 (using the repos)?
[07:20] <pwd> qdb: if you dont have root access then the machine is no longer safe. just be sure you didnt forget the password before reinstalling
[07:20] <funkiwan> zoug: i've entered the key so many times, never works
[07:20] <mobi-sheep> ^paradox^: Take a screenshot.
[07:20] <cdocbo> EastDallas, generic, it comes up as Waltop International Corp Slim Tablet
[07:20] <deever> is there a solution to this grub2 "error: biosdisk read error" error on karmic with a raid/lvm?
[07:21] <cdocbo> EastDallas, as I said, worked great on 9.04 on my laptop
[07:21] <^paradox^> ok give me a minute and ill screenshot it and post a link
[07:21] <airtonix> ^paradox^, http://pastebin.com/f61926c7c
[07:21] <^paradox^> back soon
[07:21] <qdb> pwd, i should reinstall?
[07:21] <qdb> cannot fix it?
[07:22] <sjd> hey, Im using Karmic. I want to hide all the icons on my desktop
[07:22] <sjd> can someone help?
[07:22] <EastDallas> cdocbo: does it work outside of gimp?
[07:22] <qdb> it can be in any file? can i automatically check all files?
[07:22] <pwd> qdb: if what youre saying is true; your root password does _not_ work (and you havent toyed around with associated settings), then yes, i would reinstall
[07:22] <airtonix> sjd, alt+f2 , then type : gconf-editor
[07:22] <cdocbo> EastDallas, for movement only, I cannot click anything
[07:23] <sjd> airtonix: okay. done
[07:23] <airtonix> sjd, look at tree path : apps > nautilus > desktop
[07:23] <sjd> airtonix: now?
[07:23] <qdb> pwd, which version of ubuntu is better? 9.10?
[07:23] <pwd> qdb: you can attemp to diagnoze why youve been compromised, but its going to end in a reinstall no matter what. its the best thing to do (the _only_ thing to do) when this happends
[07:23] <mobi-sheep> sjd: Yes, now. You asked for the help.
[07:23] <sjd> airtonix: ok, now?
[07:23] <airtonix> sjd, see the items in the right side with the word 'icon' in them ? (tic box options )
[07:23] <pwd> happens*
[07:24] <rhorse> Hi, my current version of *mount* in Elyssa is  2.13.1-5ubuntu1. It doesn't mount ext4 partitions. Any suggestions on mounting ext4?
[07:24] <EastDallas> cdocbo: have you seen this? http://ubuntu-virginia.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1261407&highlight=waltop&page=117
[07:24] <airtonix> sjd, changes made here are instant
[07:24] <sjd> airtonix: only volumes_visible is ticked
[07:24] <airtonix> sjd, you can't hide desktop shortcuts
[07:25] <airtonix> sjd, well you can but you wouldn't get a right click menu anymore
[07:25] <sjd> airtonix: they are not shortcuts. but some folders i created
[07:25] <sjd> airtonix: no problem with that
[07:25] <cdocbo> EastDallas, no, reading it now
[07:25] <qdb> pwd, which version of ubuntu is better? 9.10?
[07:25] <qdb> which version of ubuntu is better? 9.10?
[07:25] <qdb> against hackers/crackers
[07:26] <indus> qdb: all versions
[07:26] <sjd> airtonix: how to?
[07:26] <funkiwan> zoug: mobi-sheep: any idea what else i can try? this is killing me.
[07:26] <airtonix> sjd, ok you need to investigate 'how to prevent nautilus from auto starting per session'
[07:26] <mobi-sheep> funkiwan: What problem are you having?
[07:26] <qdb> which version of ubuntu is better against hackers/crackers? 9.10?
[07:26] <sjd> airtonix: okay.
[07:26] <EastDallas> sjd: http://bayu.freelancer.web.id/2009/05/03/showhide-desktop-icon-on-ubuntu/
[07:26] <qdb> yhank you
[07:26] <airtonix> sjd, nautilus by default (with out the --no-dekstop parameter) automatically creates a desktop view
[07:26] <qdb> thank you
[07:26] <airtonix> sjd, --no-desktop *
[07:26] <funkiwan> mobi-sheep: sorry, can't connect via wifi with wep 128-bit encryption
[07:27] <sjd> airtonix: okay
[07:27] <funkiwan> mobi-sheep: works fine unencrypted
[07:27] <Kamokow> Ok, how can i get firefox to handle magnet links (with Vuze (from repos)) on Ubuntu 9.10?
[07:27] <mobi-sheep> funkiwan: WEP is terrible and easy to crack. Go with WPA.
[07:27] <cdocbo> EastDallas, what file edits/makes this: /usr/share/hal/fdi/policy/20thirdparty/10-linuxwacom.fdi, the poster had different contents then mine
[07:28] <funkiwan> mobi-sheep: i'm using an older belkin router. wpa isn't offered.
[07:28] <pwd> qdb: i dont use ubuntu but i'd go with the latest lts, if ubuntu is not a requirement i'd use http://sta.li, debian or arch
[07:28] <hash3g> anyone knows how to solve sound problem when changing GNOME to awesome window manager. Seems that it mutes sound but alsamixer shows me that Master is not muted and i have to hear the sound :)
[07:28] <^paradox^> ok heres the client http://imagebin.org/75814 and the preferrences box http://imagebin.org/75815
[07:28] <pwd> hash3g: how are you starting awesome
[07:28] <airtonix> Kamokow, http://kb.mozillazine.org/File_types_and_download_actions | http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/Managing+file+types | http://ask.metafilter.com/33159/In-Firefox-How-do-I-add-download-actions-for-filetypes-it-doesnt-know-about
[07:29] <Stunts> Is ubuntu set to use system sounds and evry other app mainly thru a specific sound server that i can change?
[07:29] <Kamokow> airtonix: thanks ;)
[07:29] <mobi-sheep> funkiwan: Have you seen !wireless yet?
[07:29] <hash3g> pwd: it starts when my pc turning on :)
[07:29] <airtonix> Kamokow, this one is the most relevant it seems : http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/Managing+file+types
[07:29] <EastDallas> cdocbo:  what do you mean by "what file edits/makes this: /usr/share/hal/fdi"?
[07:29] <pwd> gdm?
[07:29] <funkiwan> !wireless
[07:30] <funkiwan> mobi-sheep: accessing...
[07:30] <maxagaz> how to copy /my/path/myfiles to /opt/my/path/myfiles, creating sub-paths if they don't exist in /opt ?
[07:30] <hash3g> gdm
[07:30] <^paradox^> thats what transmission looks like on my computer
[07:30] <mobi-sheep> funkiwan: Any chance you can go on without encryption?
[07:30] <cyberjorge> how do I know my cdrom path?
[07:30] <cdocbo> EastDallas, the contents are an xml file, but I can't just add values that I don't know for my tablet.  Thing is, this worked on 9.04. >:(
[07:30] <airtonix> ^paradox^, image i posted was of the edit > preferences window
[07:31] <mobi-sheep> funkiwan: As a temporary solution or something. A new router costs about $20 today.
[07:31] <^paradox^> thats what i posted
[07:31] <airtonix> ^paradox^, did you mention somewhere here the version of ubuntu you are using ?
[07:31] <EastDallas> cdocbo:  The person that posted the resolution is using Karmic.
[07:31] <^paradox^> edit > preferrences
[07:31] <funkiwan> mobi-sheep: it's my housemate's router, but it's a good point
[07:31] <^paradox^> hardy heron
[07:32] <airtonix> ^paradox^, have you investigated the possibility of using a newer version of transmission ?
[07:32] <arghh2d2> use rtorrent ftw
[07:32] <^paradox^> i thought itd update itself like everything else
[07:32] <funkiwan> mobi-sheep: i've just been tentative b/c i don't want to go through the hassle of an install and then find out i can't do encrypted wireless
[07:32] <chris_> i want to create a custom bash script and have it run by just typing the file name. where do i place the script?
[07:32] <Stunts> Can someone tell me hiw to set the default sou d server on ubuntu?
[07:33] <arghh2d2> or deluge is good if you must have gui
[07:33] <airtonix> ^paradox^, not if you are just working off the default ubuntu hardy repositories
[07:33] <EastDallas> cdocbo is your fdi empty?
[07:33] <chris_> i think its /bin.bash right?
[07:33] <cdocbo> EastDallas, nope, it has several lines with WACOM tablets in it
[07:33] <chris_> bin/bash
[07:33] <^paradox^> great so youre saying it may not be working cause its old
[07:33] <cdocbo> EastDallas, and others.
[07:34] <hash3g> hm, starts gnome-volume-control-applet and set volume to max :)
[07:34] <mobi-sheep> ^paradox^: You're using Hardy Heron LTS (Long-Term Support) which is excellent for large businesses/institutions who does not wish to deploy every 6 months.  It is not old, but it is very stable.
[07:34] <hash3g> and sounds on
[07:34] <Stunts> Can some tell me how to change the os's default sound server
[07:34] <airtonix> ^paradox^, no it's working (but you're particular scenario requires options your version doesn't provide)
[07:34] <airtonix> ^paradox^, you could try using deluge
[07:35] <edbian> Stunts: you can start and stop sound server's by using "sudo /etc/init.d/<serverName> stop"
[07:35] <mobi-sheep> ^paradox^: You can install Transmission PPA which will enable you to obtain Transmission 1.76 (instead of whatever version you're on now).
[07:35] <edbian> Stunts: See my personal message?
[07:35] <Stunts> My problem is kinda odd
[07:35] <diffra> I have a USB sound device that's recognized by ubuntu (Line6 POD XT) that I can record from using arecord.  I'd like to pipe this to the sound output, but using /dev/dsp as the output file from arecord doesn't work.  Any ideas?
[07:36] <Stunts> Btw im on ipod so uh yea not so great at typing fast
[07:36] <^paradox^> mobi-sheep: ok so is there an easy update transmission? and if i instead use deluge what should i do with transmission?
[07:36] <edbian> Stunts: See my personal message?
[07:36] <mobi-sheep> ^paradox^: Deluge / Transmission / Vuze / rTorrent are all torrenting client. You are to do what you want with. I can supply you with easy way to update.
[07:37] <airtonix> ^paradox^, http://forum.transmissionbt.com/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=5604
[07:37] <quietone> Can I change the sound app (the little speaker on the panel) in 9.10 back to one in 9.04? how?
[07:37] <Stunts> I was asking this because my laptop has karmic on one partition and itdoesnt. Have any sound at all, unless i try tplay like an mp3 in vlc and set vlc to alsa
[07:37] <EastDallas> cdocbo, just back up the original file:  IN a terminal type
[07:37] <EastDallas> sudo cp /usr/share/hal/fdi/policy/20thirdparty/10-linuxwacom.fdi /usr/share/hal/fdi/policy/20thirdparty/10-linuxwacom.back
[07:38] <^paradox^> let me read airtonix link first and ill decide what to do. just give me a couple of more minutes please thanks
[07:38] <airtonix> ^paradox^, if you follow instructions there for hardy you be able to get latest version
[07:38] <EastDallas> cdocbo do you have a section that looks even close to what's in that code box?
[07:38] <^paradox^> alrighty ill look at it :-)
[07:39] <^paradox^> back in a minute or two
[07:39] <EO_> How do you show the license (GPLv2, GPLv3, etc) of each package on an ubuntu system?
[07:39] <diffra> okay, correction, i can get sound to come out by piping to /dev/dsp, but it's garbage.
[07:39] <diffra> if i pipe to a file then play it, it works, so it seems like a codec/format issue?
[07:41] <four> hi can someoen tell me how to change the icon for my gnaome-main-menu applet?
[07:42] <amurabi> hi
[07:42] <amurabi> hello
[07:42] <amurabi> ls
[07:42] <amurabi> -lrt
[07:42] <amurabi> #WHO
[07:43] <wolter> four, there are a lot of guides, google it
[07:43] <^paradox^> airtonix: ok i read it, but theres a lot there. exactly what from that page am entering to terminal? and do i enter it one line at a time?
[07:43] <arghh2d2> four: find the icon in /usr/share/icons or wherever it is and delete and put in your own .png file under it's name?
[07:43] <airtonix> ^paradox^, you need to read through the first post.
[07:44] <mobi-sheep> ^paradox^: Close Transmissions. Open a terminal and run "sudo add-apt-repository ppa:transmissionbt/ppa && sudo aptitude update && sudo aptitude upgrade" -- That is it.
[07:44] <airtonix> ^paradox^, first thing to do is : gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list.d/transmission.ppa.list
[07:44] <airtonix> mobi-sheep, doesn't work on hardy
[07:45] <mobi-sheep> Oh that's right. New feature in Karmic. >_>
[07:46] <^paradox^> k im not sure whos suggestion to with
[07:46] <^paradox^> to go with
[07:46] <four> can someone tell me how to change the icon for my gnome-main-menu applet?
[07:46] <airtonix> ^paradox^, follow me.
[07:46] <cdocbo> EastDallas, thanks, I tried that post you gave me, crashed my system.  And then x would segfault on reboot.  So it didn't work for me.  Why is this now broken in a newer version of ubuntu?
[07:47] <airtonix> ^paradox^, let me know when you have gedit with that file open.
[07:47] <arghh2d2> four: i told you one way to do it, google could tell you other ways
[07:48] <EastDallas> cdocbo: I guess you backed it up first.  I posted for u to do that, but you were already gone.  I have no idea why it doesn't work.  Have you tried re-installing drivers?
[07:48] <four> arghh2d2, i must have missed you telling me, could you repeat please?
[07:48] <^paradox^> so enter the command gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list.d/transmission.ppa.list?
[07:48] <cdocbo> EastDallas, there are no drivers for it, it's a usbhid device
[07:48] <airtonix> ^paradox^, yes
[07:48] <mobi-sheep> ^paradox^: It is not complicated. What airtonix and I suggest is that you include the new PPA repo for transmission to be upgraded.
[07:48] <arghh2d2> four: find the icon in /usr/share/icons or wherever it is and delete and put in your own .png file under it's name?
[07:49] <EO_> Ubuntu doesn't record per-package license data, does it :(
[07:49] <airtonix> mobi-sheep, it's complicated until you understand the process and the effect it has.
[07:49] <^paradox^> sorry lol learning here opening terminal and fixing to enter it
[07:49] <quietone> four: I've changed icons using system->pref->main menu
[07:49] <wolter> EO_, what do you mean?
[07:49] <cdocbo> this may be related to the other people who are having problems with mouse clicks not working (flash, eclipse, etc.)
[07:49] <deever> is there a solution to this grub2 "error: biosdisk read error" error on karmic with a raid/lvm?
[07:49] <arghh2d2> four:  i dont know the name or location of the icon.png so you might wanna google it
[07:50] <EastDallas> cdocbo:  I actually have this same tablet (aiptek brand) but hardly ever use it.  Haven't even tried since Karmic.
[07:50] <cdocbo> my logitech laser g9 didn't work in flash (youtube) either.
[07:50] <EO_> wolter: well with "rpm -qi cpio" I can see stuff like "License: GPLv3"
[07:50] <EastDallas> cdocbo: There is a driver you can make for it.
[07:50] <EO_> wolter: I can't find an equivalent method in ubuntu.
[07:50] <cdocbo> EastDallas, well it worked without any hacking on 9.04.  I was thrilled...
[07:50] <wolter> EO_, oh sorry I don't know about that
[07:51] <airtonix> EO_, the equivilant program you'll use to do that will be dpkg
[07:51] <^paradox^> ok that brought up a blank document
[07:51] <cyberjorge> how do I find my CDROM path and mount it for use?
[07:51] <airtonix> ^paradox^, now paste the contents of this pastebin (http://paste.ubuntu.com/343345/) into that file and save it then exit gedit.
[07:51] <airtonix> EO_, http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/jaunty/en/man1/dpkg.1.html
[07:51] <cdocbo> I really regret upgrading to 9.10.
[07:51] <edbian> cyberjorge: personal message me!  I can help you :)
[07:52] <four> \aar.
[07:52] <^paradox^> k hangon
[07:52] <Robbie_Crash> edbian, fix problems in channel so that everyone can benefit from your fix
[07:52] <chris_> any one know how to get specific data from grep?
[07:52] <Robbie_Crash> chris_ what do you mean?
[07:52] <edbian> Robbie_Crash: I'll ask him if he's up for it.  I find it annoying
[07:52] <^paradox^> with the numbers or without?
[07:52] <chris_> grep returns 4 cols of data, i want the data in the 3 col
[07:52] <cdocbo> chriss_: can you be more specific?
[07:52] <edbian> Robbie_Crash: With so much jabber in the background and all.
[07:52] <EO_> airtonix: yeah there's no license data
[07:53] <airtonix> ^paradox^, after that : execute the two lines in this pastebin to add the repositories gpg key to your apt client : http://paste.ubuntu.com/343354/
[07:53] <iego> *cough*awak*cough*
[07:53] <iego> awk*
[07:53] <Robbie_Crash> edbian, I get it, but there've been numerous times where people have said something akin to "That's exactly why I was here1!"
[07:53] <chris_> This is my search result "0 R 1000 8519 1 84 80 0 - 22466 - ? 00:20:14" but the only data i want is the 4th set of numbers
[07:53] <cdocbo> chris_: grep | awk '{print $1 $2 $3}'   or you could grep | cut -d ' ' -f 1-3
[07:54] <chris_> cdocbo: aha!
[07:54] <Robbie_Crash> cdocbo is way quicker on the awk syntax than I can even hope to be
[07:54] <cdocbo> chris_: ah, so use awk $4 or cut -d ' ' -f 3
[07:54] <cyberjorge> edbian: please show me my cdrom :)
[07:54] <^paradox^> are the numbers before each line supposed to be pasted as well?
[07:54] <edbian> k
[07:54] <chris_> cdocbo: wow thats a ton!
[07:54] <iego> ^paradox^, no
[07:54] <mobi-sheep> ^paradox^: ---> echo "deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/transmissionbt/ubuntu hardy main" | sudo tee -a /etc/apt/sources.list.d/transmissionbt-ppa-hardy.list && sudo apt-key adv --recv-keys --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com 365C5CA1 && sudo aptitude update && sudo aptitude upgrade && echo Done\! \>\:\}\~
[07:54] <cdocbo> chris_: np
[07:54] <edbian> cyberjorge: Fire up a terminal and cd to /dev
[07:54] <^paradox^> k just checking
[07:55] <tarelerulz> I just handbrake for Ubuntu 9.10 64 bit and Make Theora video , Vorbis sound , mulit-subtitles , chapter and all that in mkv.  Nothing beside totem plays it .  Can anyone help
[07:55] <EastDallas> cdocbo: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AiptekTablet
[07:55] <edbian> cyberjorge: Are you running a graphical version of ubuntu or is the server?
[07:55] <airtonix> EO_, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=341232
[07:55] <EastDallas> cdocbo:  there's a ton out there on this tablet with ubuntu
[07:55] <Aiya> I cant install ubuntu 32 bit?
[07:55] <Aiya> Why?
[07:55] <cyberjorge> edbian: minimal install and only fluxbux installed
[07:56] <edbian> cyberjorge: So it doesn't automatically mount the cd for you right?
[07:56] <cyberjorge> edbian: yes :(
[07:56] <EastDallas> cdocbo:  btw...that ubuntu doc page is, surprisingly, up to date...
[07:56] <^paradox^> ok ive pasted from the first pastebin and saved it and quit
[07:56] <airtonix> ^paradox^, once you have the key run : sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install transmission
[07:56] <cdocbo> EastDallas, shame too, because "it just worked" in 9.04.  I didn't edit or configure anything.
[07:56] <cyberjorge> edbian: tried dmesg but i get confused with the proper path
[07:56] <edbian> cyberjorge: no worries,  first you need to cd to /dev and type ls to get a list of the files in there.  If you have only 1 cd-drive it should show up as a file named "cdrom" or something similar
[07:56] <EO_> airtonix: seriously, there's no license there either :)
[07:57] <airtonix> ^paradox^, goto the second pastebin and run the two commands first
[07:57] <cyberjorge> edbian: ok
[07:57] <^paradox^> ok gotta scroll back up
[07:57] <edbian> cyberjorge: Think you found it?
[07:57] <EO_> airtonix: if you read the man page "License" is not one of the known columns (or anything else license-sounding)
[07:57] <cyberjorge> edbian: yes! cdrom
[07:58] <^paradox^> do those need to be executed one at a time?
[07:58] <airtonix> EO_, it does have a parameter but its to show the liscene of dpkg only
[07:58] <tarelerulz> Sorry closed out .  Really is totem that much newer then mplayer . So it would play  Theora video
[07:58] <airtonix> ^paradox^, yes
[07:58] <^paradox^> ok
[07:58] <cdocbo> EastDallas,  don't have xserver-xorg-input-aiptek installed, maybe that is it.  Odd that it works for pointer movement
[07:58] <Robbie_Crash> Can someone recommend a good BASH scripting tutorial?
[07:58] <edbian> cyberjorge: Ok cool.  Now you need to make a file somewhere that is appropriate to mount he cd drive into.  The customary place is inside /media.  I suggest you "sudo mkdir /media/cd" or something similar.
[07:58] <EO_> airtonix: yeah, which is not able to show license of the packages themselves.  I just str8 up don't think ubuntu stores this info anywhere.
[07:58] <airtonix> EO_, the other option you have is using dpkg to find the install location of the package contents so it will most likely show the liscence file in that list
[07:59] <EastDallas> cdocbo:worth a try
[07:59] <^paradox^> k it took over as soon as i pasted them
[07:59] <Robbie_Crash> I'm familiar with programming, but haven't ever bothered learning shell scripting. I'm ish with Perl, decent with Python, and can read VBScript. Just need something that shows bash syntax and such.
[07:59] <mobi-sheep> Robi
[07:59] <EO_> airtonix: you mean a LICENSE file as part of the package's file list?
[07:59] <mobi-sheep> Robbie_Crash: http://mywiki.wooledge.org/BashGuide
[07:59] <Robbie_Crash> mobi-sheep Thanks
[08:00] <airtonix> EO_, yes (it's just an assumption)
[08:00] <cyberjorge> edbian: in the context of this, http://tinyurl.com/yanfvv3 can i just change "xvdd" to cdrom?
[08:00] <arghh2d2> Robbie_Crash: google, theres tons of guides/tutorials
[08:00] <^paradox^> ok thats done
[08:00] <EO_> airtonix: yeah, I guess that might work in some cases.  certainly not the robust audit I was hoping to do.  :(
[08:00] <airtonix> ^paradox^,  run : sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install transmission
[08:00] <alabd> CShadowRun: Hi ,  should a user be programmer to know what a close software do after running as you said it is extremely hard ?
[08:00] <^paradox^> ok
[08:00] <airtonix> EO_, yes seems to be an oversight.
[08:01] <edbian> cyberjorge: This is getting thick! :)  Do you have a /mnt/xs-tools folder?  That looks correct other than that detail.
[08:02] <cyberjorge> edbian: seems to work man! yes I have that already. Problem now is that Ubuntu is not supported. :( that's another topic
[08:02] <edbian> cyberjorge: C
[08:02] <edbian> cyberjorge: Good luck man!  I'm glad I could help :)
[08:03] <cyberjorge> edbian: yes thank you very much! ;) ls did he trick
[08:03] <edbian> cyberjorge: Anytime
[08:03] <cyberjorge> *ls did the trick
[08:03] <alexassa> ola,alguem aki?
[08:04] <^paradox^> its installing, but says they werent authenticated
[08:04] <dida> hi all, pls bear with me for a stupid question.
[08:04] <airtonix> ^paradox^, one thing we should of taken care of before updating was to remove the old version (did you do this already)
[08:04] <^paradox^> and it looks like its done
[08:04] <dida> do i have to restart if i changed the timezone?
[08:04] <alexassa> ola
[08:04] <mobi-sheep> dida: No.
[08:04] <dida> dpkg-reconfigure tzdata
[08:04] <^paradox^> no i didnt
[08:04] <kinja-sheep> dida: Oh through tzdata? I don't know.
[08:05] <mneptok> dida: no
[08:05] <airtonix> ^paradox^, ok : sudo apt-get remove transmission && sudo apt-get purge transmission
[08:05] <dida> what about mysql?
[08:05] <^paradox^> ok
[08:05] <denysonique> dida: GNU/Linux is an operating system designed not to be needed to restart
[08:05] <mneptok> dida: sudo dpkg-reconfigure tzdata && sudo ntpdate
[08:05] <client03> nto
[08:05] <dida> i mean to update the automatic timestamp function (mysql)
[08:05] <denysonique> dida: /etc/init.d/mysql restart
[08:06] <dida> do i need to restart mysql?
[08:06] <^paradox^> these are also separate commands?
[08:06] <mneptok> dida: no, you do not
[08:06] <denysonique> dida: probalby
[08:06] <siera04> can anybody tell me the light doc2pdf convertor??
[08:06] <dida> ok, thanks everyone
[08:06] <vegombrei> kinja-sheep: i still cant get themes to work .... i downloaded this theme avalon compiz emerald theme that loads in an application called emerald theme manager but doesnt execute
[08:06] <denysonique> siera04: abiword
[08:06] <mneptok> dida: if you changed its configuration, ues. if you changed timezone, no.
[08:06] <airtonix> ^paradox^, that can be run as one command (but yes it is two separate commands)
[08:06] <edbian> vegombrei: Are you sure you're using emerald?
[08:07] <^paradox^> so just run them as is with the &&?
[08:07] <airtonix> ^paradox^, also I gave you the  wrong key , the correct set of commands to get the key you want is : http://paste.ubuntu.com/343366/
[08:07] <kinja-sheep> !emerald | vegombrei
[08:07] <airtonix> ^paradox^, yes or you can run them separately with out the &&
[08:07] <edbian> vegombrei: what happens if you type "emerald --replace" into a terminal ??
[08:07] <vegombrei> edbian: how does one check ?? im on karmic .. could you tell me how i can run the theme thru compiz?
[08:07] <airtonix> ^paradox^, && means run the first command and then when thats done run this one after the &&
[08:08] <vegombrei> edbian: i donno i havent typed that yet ... hold on ..
[08:08] <edbian> vegombrei: "emerald --replace"  Do you have the emerald them manager?
[08:09] <vegombrei> edbian: it just worked when i did the emerald --replace
[08:09] <vegombrei> edbian: the theme is on
[08:09] <tarelerulz> Any one make Theora video , vorbis audio , multi-audio and subtitles , mkv  720x480 res 1.2 gb movies ? Nothing ,but totem will play it . any help
[08:10] <edbian> vegombrei: Now you want it to do that everytime without having to load that terminal right??
[08:10] <^paradox^> i did the remove and purge. can you go thru the key thing with me so i can get the right key?
[08:10] <siera04> can anybody tell me the light doc2pdf convertor??
[08:11] <MrSchaapman> Is there any way I can synchronize my MTP player with my music library?
[08:11] <airtonix> ^paradox^, run each line in this pastebin separatly : http://paste.ubuntu.com/343366/
[08:11] <MrSchaapman> I want something that'll let me transfer all my playlists and music.
[08:11] <wolter> siera04, if you don't mind, openoffice writer can do it for you
[08:11] <^paradox^> ok
[08:11] <vegombrei> edbian: yes
[08:12] <denysonique> siera04: abiword, works from the command line as well
[08:12] <edbian> vegombrei: Do you have ccsm installed?
[08:12] <siera04> wolter: thanks, openoffice is big for me.
[08:12] <airtonix> vegombrei, aka compizconfig-settings-manager
[08:12] <^paradox^> ok i ran those it took over
[08:13] <vegombrei> edbian: i donno.. im a noob.. have much to learn.. how do i check if i have ccsm and what is that?
[08:13] <airtonix> ^paradox^, nice, now install transmission again (it should grab it from the new source, see if you notice the server url it grabs it from )
[08:13] <siera04> denysonique: thhanks, abiword can convert MS word to PDF?
[08:13] <denysonique> siera04: probably
[08:13] <airtonix> ^paradox^, sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install transmission
[08:13] <^paradox^> ok
[08:13] <airtonix> vegombrei, ccsm is short for : compizconfig-settings-manager
[08:14] <airtonix> vegombrei, you'd know if you have it installed if that entry is in your main system preferences menu
[08:14] <edbian> vegombrei: You're running compiz which adds all the neat effects to your desktop.  (wobbly windows and the wall and all that).  You can change it's ridiculous range or settings with ccsm.  It's a package in the repos.  It stands for compiz config settings manager.  "sudo apt-get install compiz-config-settings-manager"  to install it.
[08:14] <MrSchaapman> Anybody? MTP syncing?
[08:15] <denysonique> siera04: http://opensource.weblogsinc.com/2005/06/29/use-abiword-to-convert-filetypes-on-the-command-line/
[08:15] <edbian> vegombrei: Once you have it, it should show up in System -> Preferences -> Compizconfig...
[08:15] <^paradox^> that went by a little too fast to catch the url
[08:15] <airtonix> MrSchaapman, it's a fairly common task, perhaps there are many guides already written about it ?
[08:15] <siera04> denysonique: let me see it.
[08:16] <siera04> and you know xls2pdf tool, too?
[08:16] <jjseven> eeepc problem. ubuntu disables wifi on bios. how can fix this?
[08:16] <edbian> jjseven:
[08:16] <vegombrei> edbian: i just cecked it all out ..im running compiz with all cool effects
[08:16] <denysonique> siera04: no I don't
[08:16] <airtonix> ^paradox^, not to worry, you can check that the new version is installed by running  : sudo dpkg -l | grep transmission
[08:16] <siera04> :)
[08:16] <edbian> vegombrei: Do you have the settings manager I was talking about?  In System -> Preferences ??
[08:17] <airtonix> ^paradox^, thats an L not an I
[08:17] <vegombrei> edbian: yes
[08:17] <chris_> i am using "if [ -n $search ] ; then" to see if $search is empty. does that look correct?
[08:17] <jjseven> i can dual boot on eeepc everything works.. just wifi gets disabled when i restart
[08:17] <jjseven> edbian: any suggestions?
[08:17] <edbian> vegombrei: There is a LOT in there.  Mess around with it some time and learn what it all does! :)  Anyway, go to the "window decoration" plugin
[08:17] <^paradox^> is the right version 1.76 (9395) ?
[08:18] <edbian> jjseven: Does it turn the card off in the bios on shutdown?
[08:18] <cdocbo> EastDallas, ah, tried everything on the wiki page, no dice
[08:18] <mobi-sheep> ^paradox^: Correct.
[08:18] <airtonix> ^paradox^, yes... ok your edit > preferences window in transmission should look more like my original screenshot
[08:19] <jjseven> edbian: yes. i think it does. everytime i have to turn the card back on on bios. extremely weird
[08:19] <^paradox^> alright let me open it
[08:19] <airtonix> ^paradox^, assuming that you've made sure that transmission is not running prior to all these steps you;ve taken (if its still running kill it )
[08:19] <edbian> jjseven: Try "sudo modprobe -r <moduleName>" the module for your card.  "sudo lspci -k" to find the module name
[08:19] <vegombrei> edbian: okim at the window decoration plugin
[08:19] <jjseven> edbian: i am in windows now
[08:19] <^paradox^> i did and reopened it just now
[08:20] <^paradox^> under preferrences what tab do i want?
[08:20] <regex> what is the default interactive shell for ubuntu? cause when im using CLI and i run xterm, it looks very different to what the default CLI loooks like
[08:20] <mobi-sheep> regex: Bash?
[08:20] <denysonique> regex: shell or terminal emulator?
[08:20] <regex> or not shell but rather window manager?
[08:20] <edbian> vegombrei: see the line "command" ?? In that box put "emerald"  I'm not sure if you're going to need "emerald" or "emerald --replace"  Try each one.  After you restart it should now start emerald instead of metacity.  :)  Good luck!
[08:20] <mobi-sheep> regex: Gnome-Terminal.
[08:20] <regex> sorry that was worded wrong
[08:20] <jjseven> ar9825 is the card. let me boot to linux edbian
[08:21] <airtonix> ^paradox^, network
[08:21] <jjseven> thanks alot. i'll be back
[08:21] <^paradox^> and pick a random port every time it opens?
[08:21] <edbian> jjseven: I had a similar issue.  I had to "sudo modprobe -r viaRhine" on every shut down so that my wired interface didn't dissappear after every reboot.  I wrote a shutdown script.
[08:21] <airtonix> ^paradox^, correct, time to see if that solves your isp restrictions
[08:21] <_Agent86_> hi
[08:21] <vegombrei> edbian: in the command space its says /usr/bin/compiz-decorator ... you want me to replace that?
[08:22] <dandre> hello,
[08:22] <regex> is there an advantage of using one "terminal emulator" in comparisoon to others
[08:22] <edbian> vegombrei: Yeah, you want to use emerald
[08:22] <denysonique> regex: try them all :)
[08:22] <_Agent86_> my kernel download question again...need to download source for linux-2.6.28-11-generic. Where would I get it?
[08:22] <funkiwan> mobi-sheep: any recs for a decent wireless router?
[08:22] <lightbricko> How do I see/enable a boot log? In "System" -> "Administration" -> "Log File Viewer" -> "boot" it sais "(Nothing has been logged yet.)".
[08:22] <edbian> vegombrei: The box should have nothing else in it besides "metacity"
[08:22] <mobi-sheep> funkiwan: Recs?
[08:23] <^paradox^> actually its now saying port 6885 is open
[08:23] <funkiwan> mobi-sheep: recommendations?
[08:23] <edbian> vegombrei: Sorry: typo, the box should have nothing else in it besides "emerald" or "emerald --replace"
[08:23] <airtonix> ^paradox^, this is a good sign...see how that goes for you
[08:23] <vegombrei> edbian: oh ok ill try that
[08:23] <edbian> vegombrei: NP! :) Good luck! :)
[08:24] <bullgard> Why are there duplicate desktop configuration files in /usr/share/applications/ , for example Brasero?
[08:24] <^paradox^> ok ive know bothered you a good bit, but could you possibly help me with a few a settings?
[08:24] <mobi-sheep> funkiwan: Err. To each his own. Myself, I'd find a router that is compatible for Tomato Firmware (http://www.polarcloud.com/tomato) and flash it to take full advantage. Most common routers have WPA support.
[08:24] <dandre> I just have updated from jaunty to karmic and my firefox dosn't work properly. When I quit properly, sometimes, if I launch it again it shows a message that it hasn't been quit nicely and propose to restore or open a new session. Is this a knowbug? What could I do?
[08:24] <tarelerulz> Have any of you ripped movie into Theora vidoe , Vorbis audio and mkv container ?
[08:25] <plunked> quick question - what is the gnome de meta package?
[08:25] <mobi-sheep> funkiwan: That is crazy, right? Go to store and find a router for decent price is all I can say.
[08:25] <airtonix> ^paradox^, describe them and I'll see if i can
[08:25] <funkiwan> mobi-sheep: thanks for the help and advice.
[08:26] <edbian> jjseven: How's it going?
[08:26] <jjseven> edbian: sorry i rebooted
[08:26] <denysonique> plunked: you mean gnome-meta?
[08:26] <mobi-sheep> plunked: Metapackage? It is a virtual package that points to multiple packages.
[08:26] <edbian> jjseven: No worries
[08:26] <jjseven> what was it you recommend i do? edbian
[08:27] <chris_> i created a script and i would like to run it from any location in the command line with out the ./
[08:27] <chris_> where do i place the script?
[08:27] <^paradox^> just wondering what are good settings for upload and download limits? i tested my connection and my download speed for internet is 29136kbps and my upload speed is 2093kbps
[08:27] <edbian> jjseven: first "sudo lspci -k" to check what module your wifi uses.  Then "sudo modprobe -r <moduleName>" to remove it.  After that I bet you can reboot without loosing the card.
[08:27] <mobi-sheep> tarelerulz: Check out Ogmrip, I believe it have the support.
[08:27] <mobi-sheep> chris_: Place it in ~/bin
[08:28] <chris_> mobi-sheep: thanks
[08:28] <jjseven> ok
[08:28] <tarelerulz>  mobi-sheep , I have movies in that format . I can't find anything beside totem that play it . The only downside is totem don't see the subtitles .  That is the whole point of making an mkv
[08:28] <plunked> denysonique: apt-get couldnt find the package :\
[08:29] <jjseven> edbian: 02:00.0 Network controller: Atheros Communications Inc. AR9285 Wireless Network Adapter (PCI-Express) (rev 01)
[08:29] <jjseven> 	Kernel driver in use: ath9k
[08:29] <jjseven> 	Kernel modules: ath9k
[08:29] <mobi-sheep> tarelerulz: I don't use Totem. I would suggest for you to test the video with VLC.
[08:29] <jjseven> module name is ath9k
[08:29] <edbian> jjseven: So then "sudo modprobe -r ath9k"  and reboot. I bet it solves the problem :)
[08:29] <plunked> its on a vm without tools so i cant see all the possibilities
[08:29] <^paradox^> i had them set before after reading up on bittorrent and so forth, but after reinstalling just now i dont remember what i set my speed limits to
[08:29] <airtonix> ^paradox^, its up to you really, but i would not saturate your outgoing speed as it will affect your incoming speeds
[08:29] <tarelerulz> VLC plays it ,but the sound skips a lot . Totem is the only thing that does the sound right
[08:29] <jjseven> edbian: will i not have wifi now?
[08:29] <denysonique> tarelerulz: mplayer!
[08:30] <airtonix> ^paradox^, also : some trackers & clients will limit their outgoing speed to you based on your sharing ratio..
[08:30] <jjseven> ok let me try that. thanks alot edbian
[08:30] <chris_> mobi-sheep: is ~/bin hidden?
[08:30] <edbian> jjseven: Yeah, if you remove the module your wifi should shut down.  If this works you can write a shutdown script so that the system runs the command automatically while it is shutting down.
[08:30] <edbian> jjseven: NP! :)
[08:30] <mobi-sheep> chris_: If it does not exist, create a folder.
[08:30] <^paradox^> what would you recommend based on my connection speed? honestly i have no idea what to put
[08:31] <Yos> chris_ have a read of this http://linuxcommand.org/wss0010.php
[08:31] <minusvirus> bonjour
[08:31] <minusvirus> hello
[08:31] <airtonix> ^paradox^, does your ISP limit the amount you can download per month ?
[08:31] <jjseven> edbian: i'm assuming i should shut down wifi on linux if i am going to restart windows?
[08:31] <^paradox^> not that im aware of
[08:32] <tarelerulz> Mplayer don't play it , vlc the sound skips lot totem player the sound and video right ,but miss the subtitles and banshee don't see subtitles at all and picks the wrong language
[08:32] <Crash1hd> Does anyone know how to re add the add / remove programs under Applications?
[08:32] <^paradox^> and i download a lot
[08:32] <chris_> Yos: hmm cd is telling me ~/bin is not a directory
[08:32] <airtonix> ^paradox^, then i would put 50% outgoing and 90% incoming
[08:32] <mobi-sheep> tarelerulz: Try it with VLC. Edit sound settings and see if anything work correctly.
[08:32] <mobi-sheep> chris_: "mkdir ~/bin"
[08:32] <Yos> chris_ so have a read of the link that I sent you
[08:33] <^paradox^> ill have to get a calculator
[08:33] <chris_> mobi-sheep: the dir is created but not scene as a dir
[08:33]  * kilior aaaaa
[08:33] <airtonix> ^paradox^, also it helps to increase the maximum peers per torrent
[08:33] <edbian> jjseven: That doesn't make sense to me?  If removing the module (the effect of "sudo modprobe -r ath9k") fixes the issue then you can make it run as part of the shut down procedure for linux.  I'm assuming the problem isn't with windows at all.
[08:33] <mobi-sheep> chris_: Read Yos's link. I don't understand that statement.
[08:33] <chris_> mkdir: cannot create directory `/home/chris/bin': File exists
[08:33] <quietone> airtonix: can you explain more please - "i would not saturate your outgoing speed as it will affect your incoming speeds"
[08:34] <chris_> bash: cd: /home/chris/bin: Not a directory
[08:34] <chris_> i read the link (thanks btw)
[08:34] <airtonix> quietone, one second please
[08:34] <^paradox^> give me recommendations sensai ;-) . teach me things
[08:34] <pwnedulongtime> anyone else experiencing crashes with chromium nightly?
[08:34] <mobi-sheep> chris_: "file /home/chris/bin"
[08:35] <dandre> I just have updated from jaunty to karmic and my firefox dosn't work properly. When I quit properly, sometimes, if I launch it again it shows a message that it hasn't been quit nicely and propose to restore or open a new session. Is this a knowbug? What could I do?
[08:35] <chris_> mobie-sheep: ok did that and i got the "/home/chris/bin: Bourne-Again shell script text executable" message
[08:35] <airtonix> ^paradox^, 2.4meg per sec incoming you have ? then i would put a total of 2meg a sec (2,000kb/s) incoming and 100kb/s outgoing
[08:35] <pwnedulongtime> dandre: sounds like your cache is corrupted
[08:36] <airtonix> ^paradox^, but thats just me if i had no restrictions... you might find better advice on this topic on the irc channgel :  #transmission
[08:37] <^paradox^> for the incoming what would be in kb. theres no meg there
[08:37] <airtonix> quietone, ^paradox^ correct
[08:38] <^paradox^> sorry its just a lotta math and no calculator handy
[08:38] <tarelerulz> mobi-sheep:  I changed the sound setting as you said and it works now
[08:38] <dandre> pwnedulongtime: dandre: sounds like your cache is corrupted
[08:38] <dandre> so how can I fix it?
[08:38] <mobi-sheep> tarelerulz: Yay. :3
[08:38] <^paradox^> oh lol i see it now
[08:39] <airtonix> ^paradox^, there is a bit of advice in section 2 here : http://torrentfreak.com/optimize-your-bittorrent-download-speed/
[08:39] <^paradox^> 2000kb incoming and 100kb outgoing
[08:39] <dandre> pwnedulongtime: dandre: sounds like your cache is corrupted
[08:39] <dandre> so how can I fix it?
[08:39] <tarelerulz> It pretty lame to think I made video that I can't play right
[08:39] <^paradox^> ill have a look at that
[08:41] <airtonix> ^paradox^, you might also benefit from enabling encryption there
[08:41] <^paradox^> ok limit download speed is set to 2000kb and limit upload speed is set to 100kb
[08:41] <jon23d> I'm having alot of trouble getting facebook's bulk upload to work.  Java is loaded, but the applet just shows a gray box
[08:41] <^paradox^> is that under privacy tab?
[08:41] <airtonix> ^paradox^, yes.
[08:42] <^paradox^> says allow encryption and both boxes are ticked. leav it be?
[08:42] <airtonix> quietone, its fairly common network data transfer concept that all file transfers over tcp require a two way communication to ensure the file is sent properly.
[08:42] <airtonix> ^paradox^, dropdown box
[08:43] <plunked> does anyone know the name of the gnome metapackage for ubuntu server?
[08:43] <^paradox^> that says allow prefer and require
[08:43] <ikonia_> plunked: ubuntu-desktop or gnome-desktop
[08:43] <ikonia_> plunked: depending on what you want
[08:43] <airtonix> ^paradox^, require
[08:43] <quietone> airtonix: ok. i'm still thinking how that fits with my experience.
[08:44] <plunked> ikonia_: ubuntu desktop would be the desktop version of ubuntu i presume? and gnome-desktop just gnome?
[08:44] <^paradox^> will it slow things up any?
[08:44] <fenjo> Hello!!!
[08:44] <bullgard> Why does the Nautilus file browser display duplicate desktop configuration file names in /usr/share/applications/ , for example "Brasero"? Nautilus  displays also identical Size, Type, Date Modified and owner, but the sizes are different. 'T43:/usr/share/applications$ ls -l | grep brasero; -rw-r--r-- 1 root root  3160 2009-10-30 10:20 brasero-copy-medium.desktop; -rw-r--r-- 1 root root  3859...
[08:44] <ikonia_> plunked: no
[08:44] <bullgard> ...2009-10-30 10:20 brasero.desktop; -rw-r--r-- 1 root root   504 2009-10-30 10:20 brasero-nautilus.desktop'.'
[08:44] <chris_> how to i add ~/bin to my $PATH ?
[08:44] <ikonia_> plunked: ubuntu-desktop is the metapackage for gnome-desktop with the ubuntu configuration (icons etc)
[08:45] <quietone> airtonix: i've looked for #transmission without success. where it is? i'm new at this
[08:45] <ikonia_> plunked: if you want a desktop - why are you not using the desktop version of ubuntu ?
[08:45] <airtonix> quietone, /join #transmission
[08:46] <plunked> ikonia_: I'm trying to create a devlopment box to test out certain tools
[08:46] <ikonia_> plunked: so why do you need to use the server edition ?
[08:46] <cdocbo> chris_, echo "PATH=$HOME/bin:$PATH" >> ~/.bashrc  then logout/in
[08:46] <quietone> airtonix: thanks. I do find the help unhelpful! and I tried /list as well. Oh well I am there now.
[08:46] <airtonix> chris, this thread might help explain how to : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=58023
[08:47] <ikonia_> plunked: the desktop version is a very solid server platform
[08:47] <legend2440> chris_reboot and it will be added
[08:48] <plunked> ikonia_: I'll give it another go, thanks :)
[08:48] <chris_> thanks
[08:48] <four> can someone tell me what gnome-fs-client means?
[08:48] <chris_> did anyone else get a random PM from goddard?
[08:48] <four> in the context of icons
[08:49] <goddard> no sorry
[08:49] <airtonix> cdocbo, are you sure that is the correct place ? bashrc is only executed when you open the terminal
[08:49] <goddard> chris_
[08:49] <chris_> goddard:np
[08:50] <goddard> chris_ I'm just learning how to use my client
[08:50] <cdocbo> airtonix, I guess that depends on what he is doing, but for most people, they are running commands from a term...
[08:50] <airtonix> cdocbo, the ~/.profile is a better place since it enablesthat $PATH modification for more than just terminal
[08:51] <mobi-sheep> airtonix: I was checking and you're right about ~/.profile
[08:52] <four> can someone tell me what this means? <property name="icon_name">gnome-fs-client</property>
[08:52] <cdocbo> airtonix, if you'll read that file, it tells you that it isn't read if the user already has a .bash_profile or .bash_login.  And on 9.10 it already has a $HOME/bin entry, so it wasn't working for him.
[08:53] <airtonix> four, fs is short for file-system
[08:53] <chris_> goddard:cool
[08:53] <mobi-sheep> chris_: Still having issue with your bin?
[08:53] <four> airtonix, im trying to change the default icon but when i put in a path to the icon it would not start for me
[08:53] <Zeppelin> man ubuntu
[08:53] <Zeppelin> honestly, ubuntu is better than windows
[08:53] <Zeppelin> and windows costs like 150$
[08:53] <ikonia_> Zeppelin: that's great that you think that, but this is a support channel,
[08:53] <mobi-sheep> Zeppelin: Honestly? We already know it is better than Windows.
[08:54] <Zeppelin> where could i go to rant about it's awesomeness?
[08:54] <goddard> windows is horrible only thing it is good for is to play games
[08:54] <mobi-sheep> Zeppelin: #ubuntu-offtopic
[08:54] <ikonia_> Zeppelin: no-where - it does more harm than good
[08:54] <^paradox^> maximum peers per torrent is 60 and maximum peers overall is 240. im not sure if thats good or bad for me. i would follow whats on that page you linked me to, but he only told what worked for him
[08:54] <chris_> mobie-sheep: yeah but at this point i think my brain is too tired to do anything about it
[08:54] <airtonix> four, do not change the xml file. instead you must do several things prior to supplying or changing the current icon : 1) determine the name of the icon theme you are using 2) determine if this icon theme is stored in the global storage place 3) find the icon (or supply it if it does not exist) 4) test it
[08:54] <mobi-sheep> chris_: Quickly, do "file ~/bin"
[08:55] <chris_> mobie-sheep:/home/chris/bin: Bourne-Again shell script text executable
[08:55] <airtonix> four, if the icon theme is not in the global icon place then it is most likely a icon in a theme folder at ~/.icons
[08:55] <mobi-sheep> chris_: "cat ~/bin"  -- You see your script scrolling?
[08:55] <four> airtonix, i only have one theme in .icons, and it is not the one im using
[08:55] <chris_> mobie-sheep:ues
[08:56] <four> airtonix, the theme i am using is in /usr/share
[08:56] <mobi-sheep> chris_: "mv ~/bin ~/runScript && mkdir ~/bin && mv ~/runScript ~/bin/ ; source ~/.profile ; runScript"
[08:57] <four> airtonix, how do i ;test; the icon
[08:58] <airtonix> four, the icon that my main menu uses comes from : ~/.icons/Meliae-Dust/scalable/apps/gnome-main-menu.png
[08:58] <four> airtonix, are you using slab or the default gnome menu
[08:58] <four> airtonix, im using slab 0.9.12
[08:58] <airtonix> four, default main menu.
[08:58] <airtonix> four, http://www.ubuntu-pics.de/bild/34625/screenshot_005_8jOILe.png
[08:58] <funkiwan> any idea why firefox would be calling /opt/google/picasa/3.0/lib/npPicasa3.so? i've disabled the Picasa plugin, but my logs are getting flooded: http://paste.ubuntu.com/343407/
[08:59] <denysonique> funkiwan: uninstall the plugin completely :)
[08:59] <MaSSaSLaYeR> how can i remove the confirm window after i close terminal ubuntu 9.10
[08:59] <four> airtonix, that a nice icon...the applet i am using seems to be using the 'computer' icon from my icon theme
[08:59] <funkiwan> denysonique: how? i don't see that option?
[09:00] <mobi-sheep> MaSSaSLaYeR: It only happen when you're doing something like sshing in for an example.
[09:00] <halfie> hi, i want to execute a shell script when my laptop resume from suspend? what the correct place to look in?
[09:00] <denysonique> funkiwan: oh its installed system wide, just apt-get remove
[09:00] <funkiwan> denysonique: it's not an extension, it's a plugin.
[09:00] <^paradox^> ok so ive set dl and ul speeds to 2000kb & 100kb, set encryption to require, and since im not behind a router or firewall port 6885 should be right. i assume i can leave everything else set as is?
[09:00] <MaSSaSLaYeR> mobi-sheep:  i was just removing things as root
[09:00] <MaSSaSLaYeR> and it came
[09:00] <airtonix> four, try providing an icon with the name : gnome-main-menu.png or gnome-main-menu.svg (sorry i haven;t used slab)
[09:00] <^paradox^> thanks very much for your help b the way
[09:01] <^paradox^> by*
[09:01] <four> airtonix, and then where should i put it
[09:01] <stanley_robertso> hi all
[09:01] <mobi-sheep> MaSSaSLaYeR: You tried to close it, right?
[09:01] <MaSSaSLaYeR> mobi-sheep:  yep
[09:01] <denysonique> stanley_robertso: hi
[09:01] <airtonix> four, (since you are using /usr/share) /usr/share/<icon-theme-name>/scalable/apps/gnome-main-menu.png
[09:01] <mobi-sheep> MaSSaSLaYeR: In that case, if you were in root. You should try "exit" to back to your shell and close the terminal.
[09:01] <halfie> hi again, i want to execute a shell script when my laptop resumes from suspend? what the correct place to look in? I saw /etc/acpid folder but didn't find anything promising.
[09:01] <funkiwan> denysonique: i'm not interested in uninstalling picasa, just preventing firefox from trying to access it.
[09:02] <MaSSaSLaYeR> mobi-sheep:  ok i just think it's a stupid warning :$
[09:02] <airtonix> four, does this thread help you ? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=337599
[09:02] <denysonique> funkiwan: as long as firefox knows about it will 'scan' it imho
[09:03] <MaSSaSLaYeR> mobi-sheep:  another question can i automatically give my user root privelleges instead of typing them when i want to do something?
[09:03] <mobi-sheep> MaSSaSLaYeR: You mean sudo?
[09:04] <ikonia_> MaSSaSLaYeR: not recommended, can cause a lot of problems, look at sudo -i or changing the sudoers file to not prompt you for a sudo password with visudo
[09:04] <IdleOne> MaSSaSLaYeR: running as root is unsafe
[09:04] <MaSSaSLaYeR> IdleOne:  not connected to internet with ubuntu laptop =)
[09:04] <mobi-sheep> !sudo | MaSSaSLaYeR
[09:04] <MaSSaSLaYeR> ok thanks
[09:04] <mobi-sheep> MaSSaSLaYeR: It is not just about Internet.
[09:05] <MaSSaSLaYeR> Is anyone here good with installing drivers?
[09:05] <mobi-sheep> !anyone | MaSSaSLaYeR
[09:05] <four> airtonix, it helps a little...this program i am using is using an icon i dont even have, according to nautilus
[09:05] <airtonix> four, which version of ubuntu are you using and what is the name of the icon theme ?
[09:05] <MaSSaSLaYeR> ok i will reform :p
[09:05] <four> airtonix, ubuntu 9.10, and the theme is gartoon redux
[09:06] <airtonix> four, you obtained this theme from the apt repository ?
[09:06] <four> airtonix, no, gnome-look.org
[09:06] <^paradox^> my problems are solved so ill let you guys alone. thanks again for all your help and Merry Christmas
[09:06] <vegombrei> how do i install a screenlet once ive downloaded some
[09:06] <vegombrei> or a desklet
[09:06] <MaSSaSLaYeR> HP Mini 2133 | Ubuntu 9.10 | Wireless Driver | BCM 4312 | Tried ndiswrapper & jockey | Tried the STA(doesn't want to activate) & B43 driver ( i got it activated once, didn't change anything)
[09:06] <MaSSaSLaYeR> better mobi-sheep ?
[09:07] <airtonix> four, you choose the deb version ?
[09:07] <four> airtonix, i think so yes
[09:07] <Lord_mezry> my laptop shows that it still is on AC power even if its on battery
[09:07] <airtonix> four, ok, i will test
[09:07] <mobi-sheep> MaSSaSLaYeR: YObviosuly yes. With that information, I was able to supply you with this --> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LaptopTestingTeam/HP2133 ;-)
[09:07] <MaSSaSLaYeR> mobi-sheep:  tried it ==> didn't work
[09:07] <Lord_mezry> the problem occurs after i have logged in after puttin the laptop on sleep
[09:07] <ninggeng> greetings
[09:08] <subsam> is there a proxy programes in ubuntu ?
[09:08] <ikonia_> subsam: squid
[09:08] <denysonique> subsam: yes
[09:08] <goddard> programs you mean?
[09:08] <Sephis_BetriebRW> gnome-network-properties
[09:08] <subsam> ok where can i find and install ?
[09:08] <mobi-sheep> MaSSaSLaYeR: The netbook is on wired when you tried to install/enable the Broadcom STA?
[09:08] <MaSSaSLaYeR> mobi-sheep:  ubuntu got me crying almost =/ stupid wireless why doesn't it work :(
[09:08] <ninggeng> i'm setting up ubuntu server amd64 for the first time for a local domain, is there any benefit in installing the BIND DNS Server package?
[09:08] <airtonix> four, in this directory : try creating this file : /usr/share/icons/GartoonRedux/scalable/apps/start-here.svg
[09:08] <ikonia_> subsam: in the ubuntu repo's with all the other software, install like any other package
[09:08] <MaSSaSLaYeR> mobi-sheep:  the Broadcom STA was showing in jockey but didn''t activate
[09:09] <ikonia_> ninggeng: not if you're not running a dns server
[09:09] <Sephis_BetriebRW> subsam, use gnome-network-properties
[09:09] <subsam> squid ?
[09:09] <ninggeng> ikonia: thanks
[09:09] <four> airtonix, i found the icon the applet is using, though it was not in /icons/themename/scalable/places, it was in /usr/share/icons/themename/places/devices
[09:09] <four> airtonix, you;ll have to forgive im im rel;atively new at this, ho0w do i create that file?
[09:09] <subsam> i'm in saudi arabia and more cites i can't inter in it
[09:09] <jham> hi, does anyone know how to delete mail in thunderbird locally without touching them on the server?
[09:10] <airtonix> four, in /usr/share/icons/GartoonRedux ?
[09:10] <jham> thunderbird has downloaded all and everything for offline-use..
[09:10] <four> airtonix, yes
[09:10] <goddard> jham disconnect your internet connections :D
[09:10] <airtonix> four, called : distributor-logo.svg
[09:10] <kinja-sheep> MaSSaSLaYeR: Is the netbook on wired when you tried to activate Broadcom STA?
[09:10] <four> airtonix, no, it uses a different icon
[09:10] <MaSSaSLaYeR> kinja-sheep:  yep
[09:10] <four> gnome-fs-client.svg
[09:10] <ninggeng> ikonia: if i installed the DNS server, will it benefit the DNS functions for machines in the domain?
[09:10] <MaSSaSLaYeR> kinja-sheep:  else it can't download teh driver=)
[09:11] <ikonia_> ninggeng: no
[09:11] <jham> goddard: actually a nice fallback idea.. but there should be a proper way to do that
[09:11] <ninggeng> ikonia: thanks again.
[09:11] <airtonix> four, this is what i see : http://www.ubuntu-pics.de/bild/34627/screenshot_usr_share_icons_gartoonredux_scalable_places_eyVCK7.png
[09:12] <MaSSaSLaYeR> kinja-sheep:  i'm doin' it right now again:  i see the B43 wireless driver and Broadm STA wich one you want me to click (just fresh installed)
[09:12] <goddard> jham I dont use it so i can help.  I just use gmail no need for another email client any more
[09:12] <avishek> Hello all! Is it possible to install Ubuntu Server on an external USB HDD and have the machine boot from the external HDD?
[09:12] <airtonix> four also : http://www.ubuntu-pics.de/bild/34628/screenshot_gartoonredux___file_browser_f6LKE3.png
[09:13] <airtonix> four using the deb file from : http://www.ubuntu-art.org/content/show.php?content=81347
[09:13] <airtonix> four, maybe you want to use that particular deb file also ? (if not already)
[09:14] <mobi-sheep> MaSSaSLaYeR: Sorry, I had the 5min typing enforcing lock on.  According to the wiki, do enable broadcom STA.
[09:17] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - If you couldn't speak to the channel during the past minutes, please try again now.
[09:17] <ninggeng> greetings
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[09:19] <avishek> Could someone please advise me if it is possible to have the /home directory set on an external HDD?
[09:19] <Paddy_NI> woops
[09:19] <mobi-sheep> !home | avishek
[09:19] <ninggeng> Can I configure the mail server on Ubuntu to act as a go-between for google mail?
[09:19] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - If you couldn't speak to the channel during the past minutes, please try again now.
[09:19] <subsam> ikonia_ man
[09:19] <avishek> mobi-sheep: thank you!
[09:19] <vegombrei> who's ya daddy who's ya daddy who's ya daddy who's ya daddy .... what just happened??
[09:19] <subsam> ikonia_ hoe can i use it  ?
[09:19] <subsam> how ?
[09:20] <rww> ubottu: netsplit | vegombrei
[09:20] <avishek> !home
[09:20] <subsam> hi every body
[09:20] <sh0e> /j #ubuntuusers
[09:20] <mobi-sheep> !127.0.0.1
[09:21] <subsam> i need proxy pro cauz i have a more locked sites in my country
[09:21] <ubuntutrepxe1> !apache
[09:22] <subsam> i need proxy pro cauz i have a more locked sites in my country
[09:22] <ndlovu> hi all. is there some apt option that will tell me which repository a package will install from?
[09:23] <subsam> i need proxy pro as i have a more locked sites in my country
[09:23] <Diverdude> what country? China?
[09:23] <subsam> saudi arabia
[09:24] <Diverdude> rich guy
[09:24] <subsam> :)
[09:24] <Linux4Family> hello to all
[09:24] <subsam> the real rich in the scince not in money
[09:24] <Diverdude> hehehhe
[09:25] <Diverdude> what kind of science ? :)
[09:25] <Linux4Family> are there any body to help me
[09:25] <subsam> any kind of helpfull science
[09:25] <lilsnoop> what prefix do you use with the kill command to kill a background job...for a background job id?
[09:25] <Diverdude> subsam, well...rich in oil i guess
[09:26] <subsam> blieve me
[09:26] <subsam> no
[09:26] <Diverdude> saudi is da oil country#1 isn't it?
[09:26] <Linux4Family> in need to install alsa 1.0.21
[09:26] <subsam> the rich just in science
[09:26] <Linux4Family> how i can to install it
[09:27] <subsam> ok now what can i do
[09:27] <mobi-sheep> lilsnoop: killall <name-of-process>
[09:27] <subsam> i have more locked sites
[09:27] <goddard> killall
[09:27] <subsam> this is make me board
[09:29] <Linux4Family> کسی هست که بتونه به من کمک کنه
[09:29] <subsam> Linux4Family what the problem ?
[09:30] <om26er> Linux4Family, this is english channel, not arabic
[09:30] <ninggeng> Can I configure the mail server on Ubuntu to act as a go-between for google mail?
[09:30] <Linux4Family>  i have problme with my sonud
[09:30] <ikonia_> ninggeng: not wise, if your on a home connection most people will see that as a spam host and block it
[09:31] <ninggeng> ic
[09:31] <Linux4Family> i can not remove a tik sond from speakers
[09:31] <subsam> Linux4Family explane the problem and they will find the solution
[09:31] <Federeor> @2
[09:31] <Linux4Family> how to install alsa 1.0.21
[09:32] <ikonia_> Linux4Family: why do you want to ?
[09:32] <supertimmy> Hi all. I am hoping someone can help me with a PPTP VPN connection issue with network manager. Trouble is that the connection will not connect within Ubuntu 9.04 but I have Windows XP running inside a virtual box on the same PC and that connects instantly. I have looked around on the internet and tried disabling EAP and MPPE but I get the same LCP timeout issue. The output from a tcpdump on both Windows and Ubuntu is at http://paste.ubuntu.
[09:32] <om26er> Linux4Family, this bug was fixed in ubuntu 9.10
[09:32] <mehedi> i have mistakenly deleted Internet connection tool from panel. how can i install it in the panel again?
[09:32] <Linux4Family> becuse i installed my modem and i have problem with my sound
[09:32] <mehedi> i have mistakenly deleted Internet connection tool from panel. how can i install it in the panel again?
[09:33] <om26er> Linux4Family, plz. state your complete problem in one line..
[09:34] <paulofreitas> Hey there, this shouldn't work? find -type f -name '*.{gif,png}'
[09:34] <mehedi>  i have mistakenly deleted Internet connection tool from panel. how can i install it in the panel again?
[09:34] <goddard> how can I combine two different connections for added bandwidth speed increases?
[09:35] <Diverdude> mehedi, just use adp get install
[09:36] <rww> mehedi: has your volume icon disappeared too, or just the networking one?
[09:37] <paulofreitas> Hey there, this shouldn't work? find -type f -name '*.{gif,png}'
[09:37] <mehedi> volume icon too
[09:37] <erUSUL> paulofreitas: find -type f -name '*.gif' -name '*.png' -print
[09:37] <Diverdude> goddard, sudo apt-cache search inter
[09:38] <mehedi> > i have mistakenly deleted Internet connection and volume icon tool from panel. how can i install it in the panel again?
[09:38] <rww> mehedi: right-click your panel, click "Add to Panel...", choose "Notification Area" in the window that appears and click "Add", and it should reappear.
[09:38] <rww> mehedi: if you want to move it once it appears, drag the little grey bar to the left of the volume and networking icons to the right place.
[09:39] <paulofreitas> erUSUL: ouch! thanks for the answer dude :) ... this syntax is allowed in other unixes, I'm surprised that it's not present here
[09:40] <erUSUL> paulofreitas: sorry you need -o --> find -type f -name '*.gif' -o -name '*.png' -print
[09:40] <rww> paulofreitas: it probably is with some combination of quotes and escaping, but erUSUL's way is simpler :)
[09:40] <paulofreitas> erUSUL: oh ya, I noticed :D
[09:41] <echotone> I have 2 patitions for ubuntu. Can i delete one and have the other regognize the extra space?
[09:41] <rww> mehedi: (please don't PM channel users without permission.)
[09:42] <rww> mehedi: that grey bar is just to the left of the icons in the notification area. It's difficult to see sometimes, unfortunately.
[09:42] <erUSUL> echotone: if they are one after the other you can use gparted to remove one and grow the other to fill the entire free space
[09:42] <Guest15081> what is ubuntu?
[09:42] <zelnick> hey, whats the audio mixer in the panel called?
[09:42] <Guest15081> where does it come from?
[09:42] <erUSUL> !ubuntu
[09:42] <rww> Guest15081: It's a Linux-based operating system, derived from Debian Linux.
[09:43] <echotone> i am in puppy linux right now. I am using gparted but i cant seem to "grow" the partition i want.
[09:43] <Guest15081> how do I say "ubuntu"?
[09:43] <Guest15081> why does it sound so weird?
[09:43] <echotone> ooboontoo
[09:43] <Steffen> Hello, I installed Squid. The Tutorial contains that Squid runs over the user 201cproxy201d. The user 201cproxy201d is not created. Do I create the user?
[09:44] <Guest15081> is it aboriginal or something?
[09:44] <om26er> !ubuntu | Guest15081
[09:44] <echotone> sout african
[09:44] <Guest15081> how much does it cost?
[09:44] <echotone> $0
[09:44] <Guest15081> where do I buy ubuntu?
[09:44] <indus> trollworthy
[09:44] <rww> Guest15081: It's named after a principle from South Africa, where its founder is from.
[09:45] <om26er> Guest15081, free
[09:45] <rww> Guest15081: It's free. You can download it from http://download.ubuntu.com/
[09:45] <Guest15081> will ubuntu walk my dogs too?
[09:45] <rww> Guest15081: no.
[09:45] <echotone> it might. it surprises me every day
[09:45] <indus> trollworthy
[09:45] <indus> trollworthy
[09:45] <indus> trollworthy
[09:45] <Guest15081> bahaha
[09:45] <rww> indus: cut it out :(
[09:46] <llutz> Guest15081: Please take your <°)))o>< and troll away.
[09:46] <Guest15081> oooh nice
[09:47] <indus> !ops > indus
[09:47] <mobi-sheep> indus: Why does trolls often live under bridges in Brooklyn? Is it because they have no money and start charging people for bridge tolls? :(
[09:47] <isolat3dsh33p> =_=
[09:47] <Linux4Family> I installed the modem and sound card but after I installed these a strange sound from Speakers to hear Please help I can to solve this problem.
[09:47] <isolat3dsh33p> it's a freetime D:
[09:47] <indus> mobi-sheep: sorry, didnt get that \piece of american humour :D
[09:48] <isolat3dsh33p> Linux4Family: Do you have a mic attached to your computer?
[09:48] <Linux4Family> yes
[09:48] <Federeor> -.-
[09:48] <Linux4Family> my pc is a laptop
[09:48] <isolat3dsh33p> Linux4Family: If it muted?
[09:48] <indus> yeah reduce mic volume its probably echo or static from it
[09:49] <Linux4Family> no
[09:49] <indus> Linux4Family: my pc is a desktop
[09:49] <isolat3dsh33p> Linux4Family: Then mute it :D
[09:49] <supertimmy> Can anyone help with my Ubuntu PPTP VPN issue?
[09:49] <indus> !vpn
[09:49] <Linux4Family> yes i do
[09:50] <indus> Linux4Family: are you playing some application?
[09:50] <Linux4Family> no
[09:50] <Linux4Family> what do now
[09:50] <supertimmy> I have configured it as detailed in that link (the GUI way at least) Trouble is that the connection will not connect within Ubuntu 9.04 but I have Windows XP running inside a virtual box on the same PC and that connects instantly. I have looked around on the internet and tried disabling EAP and MPPE but I get the same LCP timeout issue. The output from a tcpdump on both Windows and Ubuntu is at http://paste.ubuntu.com/343408/
[09:51] <isolat3dsh33p> Linux4Family: Have you muted the mic?
[09:51] <Linux4Family> ok
[09:51] <indus> Linux4Family: right click on panel and open  the audio icon
[09:51] <Linux4Family> ok
[09:51] <indus> Linux4Family: ok you follow isolat3dsh33p
[09:51] <indus> he will help
[09:51] <indus> :)
[09:52] <isolat3dsh33p> indus: No, I need to go to the toilet.. T_T.
[09:52] <Linux4Family> what
[09:52] <indus> Linux4Family: what is your sound card
[09:52] <netraty7> hey
[09:53] <Linux4Family> intel
[09:53] <netraty7> :)
[09:53] <indus> Linux4Family: and which version of ubuntu ?
[09:53] <supertimmy> I have also tried the connection on Karmic using my netbook and that also fails. Its rather annoying having to boot Windows XP in a virtual box and use internet connection sharing.
[09:53] <Linux4Family> 9.10
[09:53] <kryl99> whois kryl99
[09:53] <indus> ok can you describe this problem again, what type of sound you hear
[09:53] <netraty7> dose anyone know any way to get back a lost password in facebook? but the email is allso done for.... so whitout the email ;D
[09:54] <indus> ok can you describe this problem again, what type of sound you hear Linux4Family
[09:54] <Linux4Family> tik jik
[09:54] <indus> netraty7: NO we cant
[09:54] <netraty7> my friends girlfriend forgot her :D
[09:54] <Trota> what is ubuntu?
[09:54] <indus> netraty7: ask facebook for help
[09:54] <mobi-sheep> indus: It sounds like crumbling cookies.
[09:54] <netraty7> and he dosnot like the photos that she got on there
[09:54] <netraty7> :D
[09:55] <Trota> hey whats ubuntu?
[09:55]  * indus facepalms
[09:55] <mobi-sheep> !ubuntu | Trota
[09:55] <Linux4Family> I like the sound of some speakers
[09:55] <netraty7> indus:facebook wont help if u dont have the emails password ether....
[09:55] <indus> Linux4Family: tik jik heh
[09:55] <Trota> is it like ... a computer?
[09:55] <EsatYuce> How can i contact Launchpad's managers?
[09:55] <reactor> Trota u're troll
[09:55] <Linux4Family> I like the sound of some speakers
[09:55] <Trota> lol indeed
[09:56] <Madpilot> Trota, no, it's an operating system, like Mac OSX or Windows is
[09:56] <atul_> I have upgrate perl version 5.6 to 5.10 but still he is showing 5.6 how to change it to 5.10 in Ubuntu machine
[09:56] <Trota> morning trollin to make the day better
[09:56] <indus> Linux4Family: does this happen when you play some thing?
[09:56] <Guest15081> ok, I just installed ubuntu....check out my screenshots: http://picasaweb.google.com/pwnedulongtime/Linux#
[09:56] <mobi-sheep> reactor: Good call. I thought Trota was some idiot from Porto.
[09:56] <quietone> what does XF86 mean in the keyboard shortcuts?
[09:56] <atul_> upgrade i mean
[09:56] <reactor> mobi-sheep, ?
[09:56] <Linux4Family> no i hear it in 2 min once
[09:57] <atul> I have upgrade perl version 5.6 to 5.10 but still he is showing 5.6 how to change it to 5.10 in Ubuntu machine
[09:57] <indus> Linux4Family: ok i dont know this one
[09:57] <indus> Linux4Family: can i see output of lspci
[09:57] <indus> !paste | Linux4Family
[09:57] <Linux4Family> ok
[09:58] <mobi-sheep> Linux4Family: You upgraded to Karmic or was it a clean installation?
[09:58] <indus> !ops Guest15081 possible nsfw link and former troll
[09:58] <indus> !ops |  Guest15081 possible nsfw link and former troll
[09:58] <Linux4Family> you can see it here         http://paste.ubuntu.com/343443/
[09:59] <mobi-sheep> indus: It is safe. ;(
[09:59] <indus> Linux4Family: thanks ill see
[09:59] <Linux4Family> ok
[09:59] <Linux4Family> tank you
[09:59] <indus> mobi-sheep: aah my mistake then, but is same guy asking what is ubuntu etc
[09:59] <Flannel> indus: Possible?  I don't see it.  But chill
[09:59] <mobi-sheep> indus: Yes. Same troller.
[09:59] <avishek> If I set my /home on to an NTFS external USB HDD, will there be any conceivable problems?
[10:00] <indus> Linux4Family: in the sound preferences, which devices do you see?
[10:00] <indus> in volume icon i mean
[10:00] <mobi-sheep> avishek: Non-native filesystem? I hold your palm and I foretell your future -- a problematic future.
[10:00] <Linux4Family> no divce
[10:00] <Linux4Family> but i have sond
[10:01] <indus> Linux4Family: what? right click on volume icon and it opens a few tabs in a window
[10:01] <Linux4Family> i dont have any divce there
[10:01] <avishek> mobi-sheep: the idea is to have a Samba server with everyone's home directories on an external USB HDD. If the HDD is ext4, will it still be accessible to Windows clients over Samba?
[10:02] <indus> Linux4Family: no device hmm, do you hear sound when you play something?
[10:02] <Linux4Family> yes
[10:02] <indus> strange
[10:02] <Linux4Family> can i speak music
[10:02] <mobi-sheep> avishek: http://tinyurl.com/6m8fpb
[10:02] <Linux4Family> yes can i use music
[10:02] <indus> Linux4Family: speak music? what it means
[10:02] <supertimmy> My problem seems to be that PPTP sends an LCP conf request, the server sends a LCP conf reject and pptp ignores that and keeps trying to send the same conf request.
[10:02] <indus> Linux4Family: you mean you can hear music
[10:03] <Linux4Family> yes
[10:03] <indus> !who | Linux4Family
[10:03] <Linux4Family> tank you
[10:03] <mobi-sheep> avishek: Windows clients can read the files over Samba (regardless of HDD formats).
[10:03] <indus> Linux4Family: can you take a screenshot of this sound preferences window
[10:03] <indus> and paste
[10:03] <Linux4Family> ok
[10:03] <mobi-sheep> avishek: Samba is a protocol, just like http or IRC. It does not concern what filesystems or OSes people are using.
[10:04] <avishek> mobi-sheep: thank you! I appreciate your help. Sorry for my newbie question :)
[10:04] <mobi-sheep> avishek: Read the link. I cry at the thought of NTFS. :'(
[10:04] <RLa> i added user to group shadow but it can't still read /etc/shadow, is there some other protection mechanism that does not let read it?
[10:05] <avishek> mobi-sheep: so do I! But in my company I'm the only one using Linux -- the rest swear by Windows!
[10:05] <Linux4Family> where i paste it
[10:05] <indus> Linux4Family: same like before
[10:06] <mobi-sheep> !paste | Linux4Family
[10:06] <EsatYuce> How can i contact to Launhpad's managers?
[10:06] <avishek> mobi-sheep: But over time, I've managed to have all servers run on Linux!
[10:06] <indus> Linux4Family: imagebin.org
[10:06] <Linux4Family> ok
[10:06] <Flannel> EsatYuce: #canonical-sysadmin perhaps.  What for?
[10:06] <Flannel> RLa: Why do you want to read /etc/shadow?
[10:06] <EsatYuce> Flannel, i m member of one team.
[10:06] <RLa> Flannel, a tool uses this for authentication
[10:06] <indus> EsatYuce: something wrong with lauchpad?
[10:06] <Flannel> EsatYuce: Yeah, that's the channel you're looking for then
[10:07] <avishek> mobi-sheep: I'm using irssi, I tried the link externally on firefox, but it doesn't open.
[10:07] <mobi-sheep> Flannel: He want to read passwords in encrypted formats. ;(
[10:07] <EsatYuce> indus, : no, just i will want them to fast our mother language translations
[10:07] <isolat3dsh33p> RLa: << sudo gedit /etc/shadow »
[10:07] <indus> EsatYuce: ok
[10:07] <indus> EsatYuce: which language btw?
[10:07] <tech404> How would I go about encrypting my home and swap with luks in 9.10? I want to use luks over encryptfs because it's a single user system.
[10:07] <mobi-sheep> avishek: It opened fine for me. Check your spelling or something.
[10:08] <toehio2> How do I start apache2 on an ad hoc basis? (I don't need apache2 running all the time, but only need to start it when I need it)
[10:08] <indus> Linux4Family: i wait for paste
[10:08] <mobi-sheep> !alternative | tech404
[10:08] <RLa> isolat3dsh33p, it's used by some tool for authentication, i do not want to read it myself
[10:08] <RLa> isolat3dsh33p, or edit it
[10:08] <mobi-sheep> tech404: Alternative Disc contains supports for LVM2 + Cryptsetup (encryption).
[10:08] <Flannel> toehio2: What version of Ubuntu?
[10:08] <avishek> mobi-sheep: tried twice. But you have answered my question already. Many thanks!
[10:09] <toehio2> @Flannel: 9.04
[10:09] <isolat3dsh33p> RLa: What are you trying to do again?
[10:09] <RLa> the user has group 'shadow', /etc/shadow is readable by group 'shadow', still, for the user it fails, can't read it
[10:09] <Linux4Family> you can see it here    http://imagebin.org/75833
[10:09] <Flannel> toehio2: sudo service apache2 start
[10:09] <indus> Linux4Family: ok strange no devices yet you hear sound
[10:10] <Linux4Family> ok
[10:10] <indus> !sound
[10:10] <toehio2> @Flannel: nevertheless, I believe that the service will always start up at bootup
[10:10] <Flannel> toehio2: correct, but you can change that too
[10:10] <Linux4Family> how i can slove it
[10:10] <Flannel> !bum | toehio2
[10:10] <toehio2> @Flannel: Thanks, I will look into it.
[10:10] <avishek> Here's another newbie question: If I want to set my /home to an external USB HDD, do I need to specify this in /etc/fstab?
[10:10] <isolat3dsh33p> Linux4Family: Interesting phenomenon D:
[10:11] <indus> Linux4Family: type sudo aplay -l in terminal
[10:11] <rww> avishek: yes
[10:11] <indus> brb
[10:11] <avishek> rww: thank you! Can I still keep a /home directory on my internal HDD, or do I need to rm it?
[10:12] <llutz> avishek: you can keep it, it will be invisible it usb is mounted
[10:12] <llutz> if
[10:12] <Linux4Family> i did it
[10:12] <rww> avishek: if you have a /home directory on your / partition, it will be hidden and inaccessible when the external /home is mounted, but will reappear if the external is unmounted.
[10:12] <Linux4Family> i do it
[10:13] <tech404> mobi-sheep, So I used the mini to install.... Are you saying that I can encrypt while partitioning instead of saying ok to the "would you like to encrypt your home directory" question. If I do it that way will pam_mount or similar be configured or will I end up getting asked to provide a password before I authenticate?
[10:13] <tech404> mobi-sheep, also thankyou
[10:13] <stanley_robertso> Hi all, anyone used Virtualmachine to run Ubuntu ?
[10:13] <avishek> So I think it's possible to login w/o the external being mounted at boot time?
[10:14] <Linux4Family> you can see in here   http://paste.ubuntu.com/343454/
[10:14] <nnull> anyone recommend a program for bluetooth connectivity to current mobile phones?
[10:14] <kinja-sheep> tech404: I don't know if minimal install ISO contains files for cryptsetup+lvm2 and I'd imagine they does. When you boot up, you'll be prompted to type passphrase (a lengthy one, I hope) before anything goes. The only partition that will not be encrypted is /boot .
[10:15] <llutz> avishek: your internal-hdd /home won't be updated, so don't expect to have same settings like using usb-home
[10:15] <stanley_robertso> can somebody help me please
[10:15] <indus> Linux4Family: looks good
[10:15] <llutz> !anyone | stanley_robertso
[10:15] <indus> Linux4Family: is your system uptodate?
[10:15] <tech404> kinja-sheep, yeah.... see I was trying to avoid that. trying to keep things speedy.
[10:15] <Linux4Family> yes
[10:15] <Linux4Family> is updated system
[10:16] <stanley_robertso> Does anyone used Virtualmachine to run Ubuntu ?
[10:16] <avishek> llutz: no, my idea is that there is only 1 admin a/c on internal that logs in and manually mounts the external for the others
[10:16] <Linux4Family> how i can slove it
[10:16] <RLa> isolat3dsh33p, that simply required system reboot
[10:16] <tech404> kinja-sheep, thank you though.
[10:16] <mobi-sheep> tech404: Meh? You do know the most slow and instability part of the computer hardware is the hard drive? :o
[10:16] <RLa> i thought that group changes etc. do not require system reboot
[10:18] <tech404> mobi-sheep, yes. esp on a 54k laptop drive. thats why don't want it doing any extra work.
[10:18] <tech404> 5.4k that is
[10:19] <tech404> 54k.... i wish
[10:19] <avishek> Thank you all for your help! See you again sometime.
[10:19] <llutz> tech404: 54k would sound like being at the dentist, nobody wants that :)
[10:20] <Linux4Family> indus: how i can slove it
[10:21] <trayzz> i added commands to ~/.profiles but after restart i always have to type ". ~/.profiles" to use them. is there a way to make ubuntu read the file at startup by default?
[10:22] <mobi-sheep> trayzz: What are you trying to accomplish?
[10:22] <llutz> trayzz: it's .profile
[10:23] <trayzz> llutz yup typo
[10:23] <llutz> trayzz: use ~/.bashrc if its not a login-shell
[10:24] <trayzz> mobi-sheep i have to type ". ~/.profile" after any restart to use the commands i added, i just think there should be an easier way though i don't know what
[10:24] <sirMajid> hi everybody, I can't connect to yahoo or google by pidigin, does anyone know what the problem is?
[10:25] <llutz> trayzz: you have to use ~/.bashrc if its not a login-shell (.profile is only read if bash is interactive login-shell, man bash, invocation)
[10:25] <stanley_robertso>  Can somebody help me ?
[10:25] <sirMajid> ﻿ llutz, is that answer to me?
[10:26] <sirMajid> ﻿ llutz, oh sorry no
[10:28] <ssword> #join ubuntu-cn
[10:28] <DJones> !yahoo | sirMajid This info from ubottu may help you with the Yahoo problem, I'm not sure about the google problem though, I've not experienced any difficulties with google chat
[10:28] <trayzz> llutz what should i add to ~/.bashrc ? the commands or .profile?
[10:29] <llutz> trayzz: the commands
[10:30] <llutz> trayzz: you also should source your ~/bashrc into your ~/.profile, so your commands will be always used
[10:30] <llutz> ~/.bashrc*
[10:30] <trayzz> like alias command1="wine 'path'" ?
[10:30] <llutz> trayzz: yup
[10:30] <trayzz> llutz how do i source it then?
[10:31] <afo> Entrez le texte ici..help on ubuntu 9.10
[10:31] <llutz> trayzz:query?
[10:31] <om26er> afo, english plz
[10:31] <sirMajid> ﻿DJones, tnx man, it solved the problem :)
[10:32] <trayzz> llutz sorry, i'm to noob to understand that
[10:32] <llutz> trayzz: see my PM
[10:32] <mehedi> has there any off line English to English dictionary for  Ubuntu?
[10:32] <khelvan> Hi, I'm trying to back up my website via FTP, and my FTP connection keeps getting cancelled by the remote host. Is there any way to keep it active while it is downloading thousands of files?
[10:32] <afo> oui je veux me conncter sa doivoir taper mon mot de passe
[10:33] <mehedi> has there any off line English to English dictionary for  Ubuntu?
[10:33] <rww> ubottu: fr | afo
[10:34] <mehedi> has there any off line English to English dictionary for  Ubuntu?
[10:34] <lilsnoop> can the tar command backup device files and file names longer than 255 characters?
[10:34] <MaSSaSLaYeR> I've got drivers working on the netbook now is it possible to copy the drivers to USB the install other Linux Version(Server Edition + Xfce4-Goodies) then reinstall them
[10:35] <nnull> anyone recommend a program for bluetooth to current mobile phones?
[10:35] <MaSSaSLaYeR> nnull:  isn't there a standard bluetooth program on gnome?
[10:36] <indus> linux4Family re install pulseaudio
[10:36] <sirMajid> I have a strange problem, when I volume up and down, using FN+PAGEUP and FN+PAGEDOWN it changes volume of microphone, instead. does anyone know what the problem is?
[10:37] <afo> I'dd like to connect on ubuntu without use passwd how to do this
[10:37] <indus> sirMajid: keyboard shortcuts reversed maybe change it from preferences
[10:37] <indus> afo: change it from menu>system>admin>users and groups
[10:38] <silare> Is there a way to force resize my panel to 22 px?
[10:38] <indus> afo: leave password blank
[10:38] <sirMajid> indus, I've checked that and there's no problem there
[10:38] <cyberjorge> how do I make karmic to boot to tty1 instead of tty2?
[10:39] <indus> silare: gnome panel?
[10:39] <ActionParsnip> silare: right click an empty space -> properties and increase size
[10:39] <afo> not alow I see the case but can't use it (I connect as root
[10:39] <indus> silare: right click on panel and set it?
[10:39] <silare> ActionParsnip: I did just that. However, it will only go to 23 px. It will not go lower.
[10:40] <silare> indus: ^
[10:40] <sirMajid> indus, problem solved, it was in prefernces > sound > Default Mixer Tracks
[10:40] <sirMajid> indus, tnx anyway
[10:40] <ActionParsnip> silare: is 1 px so bad?
[10:40] <indus> sirMajid: ok
[10:40] <bittin__> Xubuntu works fine on this hardware =)
[10:40] <indus> silare: hmm true only goes down to 23
[10:40] <afo> don't work
[10:40] <silare> ActionParsnip: Yes. It looks uneven.
[10:41] <silare> indus: Yeah... I can't get it to 22.
[10:41] <indus> silare: manually type 22
[10:41] <indus> silare: i just did
[10:41] <silare> indus: It auto-returns to 23.
[10:41] <khelvan> Hi, I'm trying to back up my website via FTP, and my FTP connection keeps getting cancelled by the remote host. Is there any way to keep it active while it is downloading thousands of files?
[10:41] <indus> silare: no but size does change
[10:42] <silare> indus: It didn't on my end.
[10:42] <indus> silare: damn it doesnt
[10:42] <silare> indus: Nope. :/
[10:42] <indus> silare: so probably have to do from a file
[10:42] <vegombrei> somethings gone wrong with firefox .. suddenly it doesnt play you tube videos anymore .. kinda hangs actually
[10:42] <silare> indus: If it's editable through a gtkrc or panelrc file... I'd not mind. I just don't know which. o_o
[10:43] <afo> not alow,must use complex pwd
[10:45] <afo> no idea ??
[10:45] <Trota> no idea
[10:45] <Trota> what do you need anyway?
[10:45] <Trota> huh?
[10:45] <what> great. so have http://pastebin.com/d67a2274 hardware and no audio.
[10:45] <Trota> what what?
[10:45] <zeitlos> hey is there a way to add a shortcut to my local drives to my panel
[10:45] <silare> indus: Do you think gconf-editor might have to do with it?
[10:45] <what> i know the devices work as im just formatting from windows 7
[10:46] <vegombrei> somethings gone wrong with firefox .. suddenly it doesnt play you tube videos anymore .. kinda hangs actually .. i should say i was figiting with compiz and stuff before this happened ... now youtube videos just dont load .. it shows the page but no option to play the video etc
[10:46] <ActionParsnip> zeitlos: you can't access drives, only partitions. Do you mean partitions?
[10:46] <what> thats my lspci -vvv output there in the pastebin - its q6600 / 4gb ram / i386-pae kernel of 9.10 / gt8600 512mb / x-fi
[10:46] <zeitlos> i would like to unmount my usb drive from the panel
[10:47] <zeddy> !server
[10:47] <indus> silare: no idea
[10:47] <soreau> vegombrei: Is flashplugin-nonfree installed?
[10:47] <what> ive several hdd's which dont matter for this, the system wants to think its working but no audio comes out no matter the profile.
[10:47] <what> ideas?
[10:47] <silare> indus: 'K. Thanks for trying.
[10:47] <indus> vegombrei: you update flash?
[10:47] <openmind_> hello
[10:47] <silare> *Thanks for trying, though.
[10:47] <indus> silare: or crying :D
[10:47] <silare> indus: lol
[10:47] <ActionParsnip> zeitlos: theres a disk manager applet you can add which will allow you to unmount partitions
[10:47] <zeddy> salve qlkn mi spega cm si scarica
[10:47] <adit> k
[10:48] <vegombrei> soreau: i guess its installed .. coz i could watch you tube videos yeaterday ..
[10:48] <what> anyone? lol
[10:48] <vegombrei> indus: didnt update flash recently ..
[10:48] <zeitlos> got it, thanks
[10:48] <openmind_> gprs like tomtom?
[10:48] <zeddy> !server
[10:48] <afo> no pwd for conect uuu I  don't arrive
[10:48] <indus> vegombrei:tried clearing cache?
[10:48] <vegombrei> indus: how do i do that?
[10:49] <what> q6600 / 4gb ram / i386-pae kernel of 9.10 / gt8600 512mb / x-fi || http://pastebin.com/d67a2274 <- lspci -vvv || default pulse has no sound. ideas?
[10:49] <indus> vegombrei: clear history
[10:49] <ActionParsnip> what: is it muted? are the sliders cranked?
[10:49] <ActionParsnip> !sound | what
[10:50] <vegombrei> indus: nope doesnt work
[10:50] <ActionParsnip> what: some of those creative sound cards can be a pain in the ass to get working. They can't even support windows properly
[10:50] <what> i've gone through the regular list.
[10:50] <blinkiz> hello. I have an application that listen on 4285. I would like to use iptables so it also listen on 443. How can I set this up with iptables
[10:50] <what> moving on.
[10:50] <ActionParsnip> what: you may have toswitch to OSS
[10:50] <what> ActionParsnip, false.
[10:50] <ActionParsnip> what: you'll see
[10:51] <what> ActionParsnip, no i wont.
[10:51] <what> first off, double clicking the sound icon has been depreciated.
[10:51] <ActionParsnip> what: or you can compile alsa
[10:51] <maxagaz> how to copy /my/path/myfiles to /opt/my/path/myfiles, creating sub-directories my and path if they don't exist in /opt ?
[10:51] <what> i could, however my card should be supported by default.
[10:51] <ActionParsnip> what: no it shouldnt
[10:51] <what> how about actually looking at the lspci and tell me if that specific one is.
[10:52] <ActionParsnip> what: no hardware necessarily should work
[10:52] <what> ActionParsnip, actually a chunk of x-fi's have been supported out of the box for 2 cycles
[10:52] <what> ActionParsnip, ok we're done, you obviously have no clue what we're talking about here.
[10:52] <what> go back to troubleshooting notepad or something lol
[10:52] <betlog> i am using an xfi.. is supported under karmic.. wasnt a few weeks ago though..may not have been karmic then however
[10:52] <vegombrei> indus: anything i can do to fix this?
[10:53] <what> betlog, check out /exec -o uname -a
[10:53] <what> Linux what-gives 2.6.31-17-generic-pae #54-Ubuntu SMP Thu Dec 10 17:23:29 UTC 2009 i686 GNU/Linux
[10:53] <ActionParsnip> what: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=614325
[10:53] <ActionParsnip> what: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1335925  says alsa 1.0.21 works with it
[10:53] <Zwierzak_> hello
[10:54] <what> look at post 6 of first thread
[10:54] <what> the op was correct in that his card 'should' have worked
[10:54] <indus> vegombrei: which site is this?
[10:54] <what> however he did not present the hardware id's of the card
[10:54] <indus> aahdamn it
[10:54] <ActionParsnip> what: here is a ppa with it on: https://launchpad.net/~wdaniels/+archive/alsa-backports
[10:55] <what> this sort of thing can be gotten from lspci - and if you add up to 3 v's for verbosity, youve plenty to work with
[10:55] <what> thanks but i'm gonna see what i actually need for THIS exact card.
[10:55] <Zwierzak_> i have small problem in kubuntu/ubuntu live cd i need player. that player must have only one function repeat the playlist( sorry for english)
[10:56] <what> sure Zwierzak_
[10:56] <what> Zwierzak_, you can do medibuntu from there - are you in 9.04 or 9.10 sir?
[10:56] <what> sir/mam/it? :)
[10:57] <Zwierzak_> 9.10 and have ubuntu and kubuntu( shop and laptops for presenattion)
[10:57] <what> ok sure, is it installed on hard drive or livecd ?
[10:57] <Zwierzak_> live cd
[10:57] <what> you will need to make one of 2 decisions:
[10:58] <what> 1. install pacakges each time booting to cdrom as when shutting down its not there anymore
[10:58] <what> 2. make custom cdrom
[10:58] <what> now for now lets get 1 working, then we talk about 2 ok?
[10:58] <Zwierzak_> i have smal option suspend to ram
[10:58] <what> so for 1: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu
[10:58] <what> you can install w32codecs there
[10:58] <ActionParsnip> ooh new nvidia driver :D
[10:58] <what> and also libdvdcss2
[10:58]  * om26er thinks 'what' s everywhere lol
[10:59] <what> ActionParsnip, repo's nvidia drivers still suck
[10:59] <what> lol om26er
[10:59] <ActionParsnip> what: i use the nvidia ppa for the 190
[10:59] <what> ActionParsnip, but the 190.xx rock btw
[10:59] <Zwierzak_> what named ptogram to repeat films
[10:59] <what> oh nice - link me to that plz
[10:59] <liao> what's that?
[10:59] <what> Zwierzak_, well you have several choices Zwierzak_ you may want to install vlc, mplayer, and totem-xine
[10:59] <ActionParsnip> what: you want me to link, please direct your text, see how my text to you highlights
[11:00] <what> totem-gstreamer is already installed Zwierzak_ but its not very good, so try each player one by one.
[11:00] <Zwierzak_> vlc i have but they dont have that funcition
[11:00] <ActionParsnip> what: nvidia ppa: https://launchpad.net/~nvidia-vdpau/+archive/ppa
[11:00] <what> each of these has playlist abilities, but for mplayer i recommend smplayer front end, its amasing
[11:00] <what> ActionParsnip, yeah sure, sorry thanks
[11:00] <ActionParsnip> what: cli interface is amazing too, no need for x either :)
[11:00] <ActionParsnip> what: if you websearch for: nvidia ppa   it will appear
[11:00] <what> ActionParsnip, cli of the installer?
[11:01] <ActionParsnip> what: installer of what?
[11:01] <what> never thought to look ActionParsnip
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[11:01] <MaSSaSLaYeR> How can i restore ubuntu 9.10 panels to there defaults?
[11:01] <ActionParsnip> what: yeah the command line interface to mplayer is great
[11:01] <ActionParsnip> !panelreset | MaSSaSLaYeR
[11:02] <what> ActionParsnip, ah yeah
[11:02] <what> Zwierzak_, yes it does, give me one moment ok?
[11:02] <ActionParsnip> what: theres also cvlc
[11:02] <what> ActionParsnip, one sec plz
[11:02] <silare> Anyone know how to force GNOME Panel to be only a certain size?
[11:02] <what> Zwierzak_, you have many files for it to play again and again from?
[11:02] <zzzzzZZZZzzz> ◕ ◡ ◕
[11:02] <what> properties on empty area and unclick expand silare
[11:03] <what> Zwierzak_, push control and then tap L when selecting vlc
[11:03] <silare> what: I mean... Force it to be 22px. >.> It can get to 23px, but not 22px.
[11:03] <what> silare, that depends on whats on it - change themes especially icon themes
[11:04] <przemek_> jest tu ktoś z polski
[11:04] <what> !polish
[11:04] <MaSSaSLaYeR> ActionParsnip:  doesn't work it was goen after i installed wireless driver
[11:04] <ActionParsnip> MaSSaSLaYeR: the panels have nothing to do with wireless
[11:04] <what> przemek_, polish yes? this channel is the english one? if you can speak some english go ahead and ask here ok?
[11:04] <silare> what: If it varies by theme, what in a theme controls panel?
[11:04] <MaSSaSLaYeR> ActionParsnip: the toolbaar at the bottom is gone and also the tools in the right bove corner
[11:05] <what> silare, install a few gtk2 engines and themes and find out - but i already gave a hint buddy
[11:05] <MaSSaSLaYeR> ActionParsnip:  they dissepeared after i installed them, it's a clean install
[11:05] <silare> What hint?
[11:05] <what> also try changing system font sizes
[11:05] <what> icons and font sizes
[11:05] <ActionParsnip> MaSSaSLaYeR: right click the top bar -> add item   and add the notification area
[11:05] <silare> Hmm.
[11:05] <ActionParsnip> MaSSaSLaYeR: right click the desktop -> add panel
[11:05] <what> ok i see what happened ActionParsnip
[11:06] <ActionParsnip> MaSSaSLaYeR: you can then add a new panel at the bottom and add what you wish
[11:06] <ActionParsnip> what: huh?
[11:06] <what> http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=8378205&postcount=3 ActionParsnip thats just like mine
[11:06] <ActionParsnip> what: cool, ny good to you?
[11:07] <caulagi> hi - i am not getting sound.  I have already read https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingSoundProblems and a few links
[11:07] <what> just started reading i've no idea where i'm gonna end up with that
[11:07] <caulagi> where should I look?
[11:07] <what> caulagi, first, please describe all hardware, then in terminal do lspci -vvv and pastebin it
[11:07] <what> !pastebin
[11:07] <ActionParsnip> what: if you read the HCL you can buy sound cards which work out of the box and avoid a lot of heartache
[11:08] <ActionParsnip> what: you can use: sudo apt-get install pastebinit; lspci -vvv | pastebinit     to generate a url, no need to manually visit websites
[11:08] <what> i've no intentions of changing my purchasing pattern to meet a specific os's pattern
[11:08] <MaSSaSLaYeR> ActionParsnip: the bug is that the screen is widdenth
[11:08] <what> and what are its default settings?
[11:08] <ActionParsnip> what: if you pipe the output to xclip you don't even have to manually copy the url it makes ;)
[11:08] <MaSSaSLaYeR> ActionParsnip:  so the lower panel is not shown
[11:08] <papul> how do i install the gmail notifier?
[11:08] <alexandre> hi!
[11:08] <MaSSaSLaYeR> ActionParsnip:  probaly graphic driver problem?
[11:09] <ActionParsnip> what: saves pain
[11:09] <papul> !hi | alexandre
[11:09] <ActionParsnip> papul: sudo apt-get install gmail-notify
[11:09] <ActionParsnip> !info gmail-notify
[11:09] <papul> ok
[11:10] <grendal_prime> i need a simple email server so i can demonstrate sometihng being sent from box 192.168.1.10 to box 192.168.1.254
[11:10] <what> sounds interesting ActionParsnip
[11:10] <what> !email
[11:10] <grendal_prime> i have postfix on the 254 box.  I cant seem to get exip to send to it though
[11:10] <ActionParsnip> grendal_prime: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MailServer
[11:10] <what> lol
[11:10] <papul> why cant i login as root?
[11:10] <ActionParsnip> !noroot | papul
[11:10] <caulagi> what: http://paste.ubuntu.com/343477/
[11:10] <ActionParsnip> !root | papul
[11:10] <papul> i didnt even had to specify a root password during installation
[11:11] <crazydip> whats the name of the panel app with your username, user switch, shutdown, away, etc.?  its on the top right hand side by default in gnome
[11:11] <papul> but why??
[11:11] <what> Zwierzak_, were you able to see the playlist for the vlc there sir?
[11:11] <Flannel> papul: The root account is locked, you can use sudo to do things with elevated privledges
[11:11] <ActionParsnip> papul: root is disabled for security, use sudo and gksudo if you need admin powers
[11:11] <what> papul, its not as secure
[11:11] <Flannel> papul: Because there's no real good reason for the root account to be enabled
[11:11] <ActionParsnip> this old chestnut eh Flannel
[11:12] <what> if you do 'sudo -i' then you can be root, or set a root password with 'sudo passwd'
[11:12] <papul> ohh.... then i have gotta inform other distro users not to use root ;)
[11:12] <what> if you do 'sudo -i' then you can be root, or set a root password with 'sudo passwd' @ papul
[11:12] <Flannel> what: Please don't suggest that here, thanks.
[11:12] <what> papul, you add people to sudo list instead - 'visudo -f /
[11:12] <crazydip> nm, found it! indicator-applet-session :D
[11:12] <ActionParsnip> what: do't advise users of that, keep to sudo -i or sudo -s
[11:12] <what> papul, you add people to sudo list instead - 'visudo -f /etc/sudoers'
[11:12] <papul> what, i prefer nano to vi
[11:12] <what> ActionParsnip, actually sudo -i is the recommended way.
[11:13] <papul> ok
[11:13] <ActionParsnip> what: if you read the !root fctoid link it says sudo -s is advised
[11:13] <what> it fully initiates the bash shell for the root user, rather than tying to any user  account
[11:13] <grendal_prime> papul: or sudo -s
[11:13] <what> and secondly Flannel, linux is about choice correct?
[11:13] <what> please try to wait a minute before jumping down my throat as i was bothering to explain how multiple users can also have root privledges IF NEEDED
[11:13] <papul> grendal_prime, for what?
[11:14] <papul> grendal_prime, what the -s for??
[11:14] <grendal_prime> that will persistantly make you the root user..
[11:14] <what> and also please do not assume that we know better than the potential user as to what he should or not do with his box - its his box, his choice, and i totally agree dont set root pw
[11:14] <Flannel> what: Enabling the root account is not supported in this channel.  Please do not recommend it unless you intend to be here 24 hours a day to support those with enabled root accounts.
[11:14] <grendal_prime> you wont have to type sudo in front of everything
[11:14] <grendal_prime> its the same as su to root in debian system
[11:14] <ActionParsnip> what: actually, i read the doc and its neither: http://pastebin.com/m4a5b1139
[11:14] <what> Flannel, and you expect no one to accidentally set passwd when performing several commands with sudo in a row? i've done it lol
[11:14] <papul> and how do i make my computer accesable to all like in public shells?
[11:15] <what> Flannel, how about a factoid for the bot on how to fix a system with a root password?
[11:15] <Flannel> what: It's on the rootsudo wiki page.
[11:15] <what> but please never take the choice away from the user.
[11:15] <ActionParsnip> papul: do you mean access your ssh service from outside your lan?
[11:15] <grendal_prime> you mean...like you need ...what? public shells?
[11:15] <papul> ActionParsnip, yeah that sort of thing
[11:15] <Flannel> what: If you have a problem with our policy, please direct your concerns to the Ubuntu Technical Board.
[11:15]  * airtonix adds +1 to the daily conversation cound about root/sudo
[11:16] <what> papul, maybe if you could describe what you see in your mind we could help a little better?
[11:16] <ActionParsnip> papul: yuo will need to setup port forwarding or virtualserver in your router
[11:16] <grendal_prime> im going to bed
[11:16] <MaSSaSLaYeR> How come i don't have an xorg.conf file?
[11:16] <papul> ActionParsnip, that will be done
[11:16] <grendal_prime> night girls...
[11:16] <papul> ActionParsnip, what should i install in the computer???
[11:16] <what> are you forwarding traffic? are you letting people log into the computer? do you have a set user list? are they just sharing files?
[11:16] <ActionParsnip> papul: services use port numbers, you can forward the port on the router to the internal PC and the connection will be mde
[11:17] <papul> ActionParsnip, nothing else to do?
[11:17] <what> papul, it is a very good idea to change the port that sshd runs on
[11:17] <ActionParsnip> what: doesnt matter the service, the port forwarding is still the same
[11:17]  * what sighs
[11:17] <what> obviously
[11:17] <papul> ok got it :) thanks
[11:17] <what> papul its still highly recommended to change the port
[11:17] <ActionParsnip> papul: no, then you connect to the port on the wan IP of your router and the traffic will be forwarded to te system
[11:18] <KismetGFX> will ubuntu run on a mac ppc?
[11:18] <ActionParsnip> KismetGFX: sure, if you get the ppc ISO
[11:18] <KismetGFX> sw33t
[11:19] <ActionParsnip> KismetGFX: last i tried the karmic one didnt work for me
[11:19] <ActionParsnip> KismetGFX: was doing a data recovery for a mac user and ended up having to use hardy
[11:19] <zottel> hey, i'm trying to create a install-iso for my gecko edubook, and keep stucking at this errormessage: "ext3-fs: no journal found"
[11:19] <KismetGFX> yeah hardy is what im seeing as far as google searches but thats a whole version behind which scares me if they arent gonna bother continuing ppc
[11:20] <ActionParsnip> KismetGFX: you can upgrade to the next release up pusing the web
[11:20]  * vegombrei cant seem to fix firefox, you tube videos now play but i cant toggle like pause/play forward .. has anyone encountered a similar problem? and how have you fixed this?
[11:20] <zottel> i'm not sure what that means, since the filesystem on my sd-card has a journal?
[11:21] <ActionParsnip> vegombrei: i put a factoid in for this, lets see if its good
[11:21] <ActionParsnip> !clickflash
[11:21] <ActionParsnip> bah
[11:21] <caulagi> what: did you get a chance to look at http://paste.ubuntu.com/343477/?
[11:21] <ActionParsnip> vegombrei: http://heratech.net/blog/sham/cant-click-playpause-flash-youtube-etc-ubuntu
[11:21] <what> caulagi, sorry sir
[11:21] <what> have someone else help
[11:21] <KismetGFX> ActionParsnip : oh thought u said it wouldnt run karmic
[11:21] <what> or ma'am
[11:21] <what> or it
[11:21] <caulagi> what: thanks
[11:22] <what> caulagi, thank Flannel
[11:22] <Flannel> KismetGFX: PPC is supported/maintained by the community after Hardy, including the most recent release.  It is true that there's no 'official' support from canonical after Hardy though.
[11:22]  * what sighs
[11:22] <what> what a fucked up distro
[11:22] <KismetGFX> Flannel : i c, thx :O
[11:23] <ActionParsnip> KismetGFX: afaik, the ISO is too big for a CD
[11:24] <ActionParsnip> KismetGFX: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/xubuntu/ports/releases/karmic/release/   for xubuntu
[11:24] <what> i do know fucking better flannel. Your going to have to ban the entire internet to get rid of me, so if you would like me to not be here, ASK NICELY. here's a hint: i've a half dozen or so clones in here now.
[11:25] <arand> My imagemagick installation seem to be borked, I've tried resinstalling and reconfigureing the package but still I get this: http://pastebin.com/m6b1284e0 , hence imagemagick is unusable on the system.
[11:26] <Homely_Girl> Good day to the brains!! :)
[11:26] <ActionParsnip> arand: tried: sudo apt-get --purge remove imagemagick; sudo apt-get --purge autoremove; sudo apt-get clean; sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get install imagemagick
[11:27] <Homely_Girl> I am running karmic 'n have plugged in my huawei mobile b/band dongle, it sees it, but won't let me change any settings in network pref's saying I don't have enough priveleges or somming to that effect! I am the boss of this pc, no one else lives here! :( Any ideas?
[11:28] <vegombrei> ActionParsnip: thanks .. that forum page helped me fix it .. is there anyway i could be a member of such forums? any you would reccomend?
[11:28] <devD> is there some utility to see the temperature of the processors ?
[11:29] <MASARUwota> Homely_Girl: run GKSUDO <application which you use to change the network prefs>
[11:29] <Homely_Girl> MASARUwota from the command line? I'm not that much of a geek! lol
[11:30] <kr_217> can anybody let me how can set ppolicy overlay in slapd.d?
[11:30] <MASARUwota> Homely_Girl: lol
[11:30] <Homely_Girl> U have no idea on how fedup I am of having 2 use winblows!!!! :(
[11:31] <Homely_Girl> MASARUwota: Can I assume that since karmic can see the device I don't have the conflicting bug spoken about on the forums??
[11:31] <Homely_Girl> I need a geek in Wales, UK!!!
[11:31] <MASARUwota> yes
[11:32] <verb3k> is it possible to schedule messages in xchat?
[11:32] <arand> ActionParsnip: Similar have been tried, tried yours, no change.
[11:32] <papul> verb3k, ask in #xchat
[11:33] <verb3k> papul, I did but no answer
[11:33] <Homely_Girl> Right, will give it a go, and will be back if it doesn't work!! :) Thanks MASARUwota
[11:33] <papul> verb3k, have patience
[11:33] <zottel> verb3k, that depends on what you mean with shedulling, /TIMER for example  can be used effectively to send messages after booting,
[11:34] <verb3k> zottel, I mean like "After xx time send this message"
[11:34] <zottel> verb3k, /help timer
[11:35] <verb3k> zottel, thank you
[11:36] <arand> ActionParsnip: also tried reinstalling (apt-get install --reinstall) libmagickwand1 and libmagickcore1, no diff.
[11:37] <atul_> How to remove packages perl-5.6.1 and 5.8 form Ubuntu machine as I want 5.10 only?
[11:39] <paulofreitas> Hey ppl, here neither Firefox extension "Pearl Crescent Page Saver Basic" nor "Screengrab!" works anymore with big pages... Saved pictures are partially Ok. It's only happens in Ubuntu, and it worked before in Jaunty. What's happening? =/
[11:43] <devD> while boot up after grub and before login screen my system shows some error messages , how to see them as they come for a short time ?
[11:43] <devD> that error is not shown in dmesg
[11:45] <ActionParsnip> arand: bah, thought the purge would do it
[11:45] <ActionParsnip> paulofreitas: log a bug
[11:47] <grifo74> hello i have a intel gma945 how can i activate 3d???
[11:48] <Operador08> hola a todos...
[11:48] <Operador08> alguien a tenido ocasion de probar chrome?... me e dado cuenta que abre 4 procesos
[11:48] <tavasti> !es | Operador08
[11:48] <Operador08> en el monitor de sistema
[11:51] <MaSSaSLaYeR> after xorg installed my screen always flashes
[11:54] <Jahongir> am I in #ubuntu now?
[11:54] <bazhang> Jahongir, yes
[11:54] <Jahongir> oh goof...
[11:54] <helder> Hello
[11:55] <Jahongir> then hi everyone
[11:55] <helder> I am trying to install a 3G modem on Kubuntu
[11:55] <helder> I am following a tutorial here, and now I am trying to configure the modem on KPPP, but... what device is the modem now? (the modem is a ZTE MF 626)
[11:55] <Jahongir> so guys what are you doing here?
[11:58] <MaSSaSLaYeR> how can i log in to disk using live cd cause i need to remove a file
[11:58] <MaSSaSLaYeR> and rhe live cd won't let me edit the file
[11:59] <morleypotter> wher is the file?
[11:59] <MaSSaSLaYeR> ./etc/X11/
[11:59] <dare> are you accessing ./etc/X11/*?
[12:00] <dare> because that will be on the livecd's virtual file system..
[12:00] <morleypotter> it will be write protected on the live cd
[12:00] <dare> you need to access it on your mounted physical drive
[12:00] <MaSSaSLaYeR> i need to remove the xorg file because i can't use it normally
[12:00] <MaSSaSLaYeR> it's messing up my screen
[12:00] <MaSSaSLaYeR> if i boot from disk
[12:00] <dare> such as /media/blah/etc/X11/file
[12:00] <alabd> How to make ubuntu not to ask password after exiting sleep mode
[12:00] <jstechno> wat is the problem?
[12:01] <ActionParsnip> MaSSaSLaYeR: boot to the live cd and click places -> the partition you want to access
[12:01] <MaSSaSLaYeR> ActionParsnip: yes but it doesn't give me write access
[12:01] <ActionParsnip> MaSSaSLaYeR: then run: gksudo nautilus    and you can access the partition from /media
[12:01] <MaSSaSLaYeR> ActionParsnip:  thanks
[12:01] <ActionParsnip> MaSSaSLaYeR: you need gksudo ;)
[12:02] <morleypotter> whats the diff between sudo and gk sudo?
[12:03] <ActionParsnip> morleypotter: gksudo is a symlink to gksu
[12:03] <ActionParsnip> morleypotter: so, nothing
[12:03] <morleypotter> oh right - cheers
[12:03] <Flannel> morleypotter: gksudo is for graphical programs, sudo is for command line programs
[12:03] <MaSSaSLaYeR> ActionParsnip: i still can't access my harddisk
[12:03] <morleypotter> thanks flannel
[12:04] <MaSSaSLaYeR> ActionParsnip:  nvm
[12:04] <MaSSaSLaYeR> it's working
[12:05] <ActionParsnip> ;)
[12:05] <IpSe_DiXiT> hi, how do i unistall some printer drivers?
[12:05] <ActionParsnip> IpSe_DiXiT: how were they installed?
[12:05] <Stunts> could someone please help me fix my soundservers, my sound card only works with alsa and because of that i get no auidio from any app cept for vlc when i play media because it lets me choose to use alsa
[12:06] <MaSSaSLaYeR> ActionParsnip:  ok it boots now but screen is still fucked up
[12:06] <MaSSaSLaYeR> ActionParsnip:  it's like my desktop is bigger then my screen
[12:06] <ActionParsnip> MaSSaSLaYeR: then you need to configure the driver, depends on the video card
[12:06] <IpSe_DiXiT> ActionParsnip: i guess with a .deb package and i removed the printer from "Printing" in "administration" the icon disappear, does it mean itz unistalled? thanks
[12:07] <Kildin> excuse me, I want to porting /sbin/init, but can't find source. where can I download
[12:08] <IpSe_DiXiT> ActionParsnip: ive also searched up in synpatic for a package called ip3600 (my printer) or pixma or canon, but i found nothing...
[12:08] <ActionParsnip> IpSe_DiXiT: search for    printer    in synaptic, see what comes up
[12:09] <MaSSaSLaYeR> ActionParsnip: it was ok before i installed the wireless driver :s :(
[12:09] <upd> hi, how can i disable ipv6 in ubuntu 9.10 ? i add line in menu.lst but if i write ip a, i still get inet6 lines ?
[12:09] <upd> becouse kernel send dns AAAA query and i don't wan't this.
[12:10] <ActionParsnip> upd: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-disable-ipv6-in-ubuntu.html
[12:10] <IpSe_DiXiT> ActionParsnip: it's weird how there are drivers i never installed like for a Samsung or for a Kanonica Minolta but nothing about my Canon apparently
[12:10] <ActionParsnip> MaSSaSLaYeR: you will need to configure settigs, depends on yor video card
[12:11] <MaSSaSLaYeR> the driver doesn't want to install he says he's missing files
[12:11] <upd> this don't work.
[12:11] <MaSSaSLaYeR> ActionParsnip:  probaly cause it's a driver for U-b-u-n-t-u  9.04
[12:11] <ActionParsnip> IpSe_DiXiT: it comes as part of a standadrd (bloatd) install of ubuntu
[12:11] <upd> either i don't have file aliases
[12:11] <IpSe_DiXiT> ActionParsnip: i guessed so but where are the drivers of my Canon? :D
[12:12] <indus> IpSe_DiXiT: printer model name?
[12:12] <upd> ther is no command like about:config and ther is no file /etc/default/grub .
[12:12] <IpSe_DiXiT> indus: Canon Ip3600
[12:13] <indus> IpSe_DiXiT: see if you can help yourself with these https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HardwareSupportComponentsPrinters/CanonPrinters/Canon_LBP_2900
[12:13] <indus> IpSe_DiXiT: also check canon site for drivers, they do have for linux also
[12:13] <IpSe_DiXiT> indus: not the same model but i'll give it a look
[12:13] <Stunts> could someone please help me fix my soundservers, my sound card only works with alsa and because of that i get no auidio from any app cept for vlc when i play media because it lets me choose to use alsa
[12:13] <ActionParsnip> upd: you on karmic?
[12:13] <IpSe_DiXiT> indus: I have them installed already, i want to remove them, u dont get it :D
[12:13] <indus> IpSe_DiXiT: lol ok
[12:13] <indus> IpSe_DiXiT: hihihiihiih
[12:13] <upd> ActionParsinp: yes
[12:13] <indus> IpSe_DiXiT: remove why
[12:14] <ActionParsnip> upd: did you upgrade from jaunty or clean install?
[12:14] <upd> upgrade
[12:14] <IpSe_DiXiT> indus: cuz the printer won't work and i tried everything, the very last chance i have its to try the old Windows mode... unistall drivers and put them back in :D ...and see what happens
[12:15] <ActionParsnip> upd: ok run: gksudo gedit/boot/grub/menu.lst
[12:15] <ActionParsnip> upd: on the end of each kernel line add the option: ipv6.disable=1
[12:15] <Stunts> could someone please help me fix my soundservers, my sound card only works with alsa and because of that i get no auidio from any app cept for vlc when i play media because it lets me choose to use alsa
[12:16] <ActionParsnip> upd: save the new file and close gedit, reboot to activate, you can also disable ipv6 in eb browsers
[12:16] <X-Sleepy-X> Is it possible to display the servers temperature on a web site with apache2?
[12:16] <sint> hey, while booting up, i have something that fails, but the message is very long and it ends with a red word, like "fail" or something. but since its just at boot and for a very short time, i can't really read it. how do i get the message when the computer is started?
[12:17] <sint> is there a logfile or something?
[12:17] <upd> ActionParsinp: thanks i will reboot now
[12:17] <Stunts> could someone please help me fix my soundservers, my sound card only works with alsa and because of that i get no auidio from any app cept for vlc when i play media because it lets me choose to use alsa
[12:19] <Stunts> so anyone gunna help?
[12:20] <Stunts> could someone please help me fix my soundservers, my sound card only works with alsa and because of that i get no auidio from any app cept for vlc when i play media because it lets me choose to use alsa
[12:20] <bakarat> is there a reason that the software management for eclipse contains no urls at all?
[12:20] <iceroot_> !repeat | Stunts
[12:21] <bakarat> iceroot_, i think it would be better if everyone simply said "i don't know" :|
[12:21] <Stunts> k, im impatient because i have school in a few hours
[12:21] <iceroot_> bakarat: i think so too :)
[12:21] <alabd> How to disable asking password after waking p system from sleep mode ?
[12:22] <boscop> why doesn't the panel show applications and places anymore??
[12:22] <ActionParsnip> boscop: add the item
[12:22] <IpSe_DiXiT> indus, ActionParsnip: seems like i was able to remove em just by removing the printer from "printing" i have them installed again now and the printer works... o_O
[12:22] <IpSe_DiXiT> cu
[12:23] <bonez2046> help.. I need some advice on resolving an error on running apt-get >>> http://pastebin.ca/1718108
[12:24] <softy> i want to install p2p voice chat client(windows/linux)-server(linux)..........any name please....this will be used for voice chat between 2 users only
[12:24] <manish> how do i dwnld an app. to open .rar files in xubuntu?
[12:24] <mobi-sheep> softy: Skype?
[12:24] <dAlfa89_> manish, install unrar from the repos
[12:25] <bonez2046> anyone know how fix errors encountered running apt-get? or aptitude?
[12:25] <softy> cant i have a server of my own?
[12:25] <softy> i mean i deploy a server on linux computer
[12:25] <Stunts> wat kind of server
[12:25] <ActionParsnip> bonez2046: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/adobe-flashplugin/+bug/412944
[12:25] <softy> and windows computer becomes its client
[12:26] <ActionParsnip> bonez2046: you installed flash from adobe.com didnt you?
[12:26] <Stunts> nevermind
[12:26] <manish> dAlfa89_: the repos?...i'm a newb, don't know much :)
[12:26] <Stunts> im not a linux networking guru
[12:26] <Stunts> repos=repositories
[12:26] <upd> http://pastebin.com/mbaecdd1 what i did wrong ipv6 isn't disabled :s
[12:26] <bonez2046> ActionParsnip: yeah, I believe I did..
[12:26] <dAlfa89_> manish, type "sudo apt-get install unrar" in whatever terminal Xubuntu uses (Minus the quotemarks)
[12:26] <bonez2046> did I commit the cardinal sin?
[12:26] <ActionParsnip> bonez2046: thats why you are in this mess, flashplugin-nonfree is all you need to get flash
[12:27] <Dr_Willis> softy:  you can easially install different services on a ubuntu machine.   it deopends on exactly what it is you are wanting to do
[12:27] <bonez2046> but the trick is removing the abode stuff
[12:27] <manish> dAlfa89_:thanks :)
[12:27] <dAlfa89_> manish, no problem (:
[12:28] <upd> ah shit i find mistake.
[12:28] <dAlfa89_> upd, watch your language
[12:28] <ActionParsnip> bonez2046: the bug i gave will get you out, then simply run: sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree     and you will have flash
[12:28] <softy> Dr_Willis : i have a computer at my home which has a static ip..my parents use it..i live in hostel i can access that server ...and we need to talk
[12:28] <bonez2046> ok
[12:28] <bonez2046> ActionParsnip: trying this now
[12:28] <plunked> a quick question - if i make install a program in a directory does that mean that I cannot copy the folder elsewhere and expect it to work?
[12:29] <bonez2046> ActionParsnip: does is matter whether one runs apt-get or aptitude?
[12:29] <Dr_Willis> softy:  you really need to do some basic reasearch and reading of linux fundamentals. You could set up ssh on that box and do all sorts of things with it. If you wanted to.
[12:29] <boscop> how can I grep for lines that contain multiple words?
[12:29] <katsu> \server irc.rizon.net
[12:29] <Dr_Willis> plunked:  depends on yhow you 'installed' it.
[12:30] <ActionParsnip> bonez2046: either is fine
[12:30] <plunked> Dr_Willis: make install
[12:30] <softy> i know all that i just wanted name of a p2p voice chat app of this kind
[12:30] <jrib> boscop: you may use regex with grep
[12:30] <Dr_Willis> plunked:  depending on what it is and what else it may of installed.. ive moved  such things around to diofferent machines befor.
[12:30] <ActionParsnip> bonez2046: provided you have only that package installed for flash, yuo will get flash
[12:31] <Dr_Willis> softy:  i dont use P2P other then IRC. and i dont voice chat. so no idea on what apps are avail.
[12:31] <sint> softy: install skype. will work fine and your setup should be finished in 5min
[12:31] <qer2312> boscop: grep -E "(word1|word2|...)" file
[12:31] <ActionParsnip> !skype | softy
[12:31] <plunked> Dr_Willis: hmm okay thanks :)
[12:31] <Stunts> could someone please help me fix my soundservers, my sound card only works with alsa and because of that i get no auidio from any app cept for vlc when i play media because it lets me choose to use alsa
[12:31] <boscop> sometimes vlc or opera allocate all the ram choking my system. how can I automatically kill the app that has allocated the most space when the overall ram usage exceeds a certain point?? is it possible to write a script for that?
[12:31] <ActionParsnip> !sound | stunts
[12:32] <bonez2046> ActionParsnip: what if I have other packages too? I mean, Ihave been trying everything under the sun, er.. Sun to get this working
[12:32] <qer2312> boscop: man ulimit
[12:32] <softy> will try skype ...but my heartly desire was independence from this kind of (service providers)
[12:33] <ActionParsnip> bonez2046: then you will need to remove those too, or they will conflict and you will get nothing
[12:33] <ActionParsnip> bonez2046: if you give the output of: dpkg -l | grep flash; dpkg -l | grep gnash; dpkg -l | grep swf   in a pastebin, i can advise
[12:33] <Stunts> ?
[12:33] <bonez2046> ok
[12:33] <ActionParsnip> softy: could use ekiga
[12:33] <Stunts> the sound icon on the panel?
[12:34] <softy> ekiga will need a sip server.....i dont know hw to configure one
[12:34] <Dr_Willis> !sip
[12:35] <bonez2046> http://pastebin.ca/1718123   there's my pastebin, ActionParsnip
[12:35] <aaron11> Hello im having some proplems using RecordmydesktopGTK app. When ever I record a video it makes the voice go very fast or somtime blank. It makes the video slow chippy and quite pixilated. I like istanbul but its slow at recording. Any Ideas at what might solve this or what app to use?
[12:37] <bonez2046> http://pastebin.ca/1718124   here's an update from 'sudo aptitude install flashplugin-nonfree
[12:37] <ActionParsnip> bonez2046: http://pastebin.ca/1718125
[12:37] <bonez2046> can I run that as one command or run each individually?
[12:38] <ActionParsnip> bonez2046: did you follow the guide to remove adobe-plugin which I gave you?
[12:38] <ActionParsnip> bonez2046: its all one
[12:38] <bonez2046> yes..
[12:38] <ActionParsnip> bonez2046: hence the semicolons
[12:40] <Drknzz> hi guys!
[12:40] <Drknzz> I have a question, does ubuntu support MTP?
[12:41] <ActionParsnip> !mtp
[12:41] <softy> mtp=?
[12:41] <ActionParsnip> Drknzz: amarok does afaik, and banshee
[12:41] <bonez2046> http://pastebin.ca/1718128 that's the result
[12:41] <bonez2046> still hanging up, ActionParsnip
[12:41] <ActionParsnip> softy: media transfer protocol, its a microsoft thing
[12:41] <softy> ahhhhh ok
[12:42] <softy> micro softy:)
[12:42] <ActionParsnip> bonez2046: ok try this, as you would be ok if you ran the help in taht guide
[12:42] <Drknzz> ActionParsnip, Hmmm, i'll try with banshee
[12:42] <bonez2046> rm /var/lib/dpkg/info/adobe-flashplugin.prerm   I cleaned out that file using THIS...
[12:43] <Drknzz> ActionParsnip, Rhythmbox fails to 'see' my SE W980
[12:44] <Drknzz> ActionParsnip, TY man, banshee is now reading my music colection :D
[12:44] <Vinceman> where can I find some info on computers seeing harddrives, as in them being present in the /dev directory?
[12:45] <Dr_Willis> Vinceman:  what sort of info? kernel source? or how /dev/sd** gets figured out> or what.
[12:45] <ActionParsnip> bonez2046: http://pastebin.ca/1718134
[12:46] <Vinceman> Dr_Willis I know the meaning of the letters at the asterisks but my computer fails to see one harddisk which it did use to see
[12:47] <ActionParsnip> Drknzz: does the storage show up in: sudo fdisk -l
[12:47] <Dr_Willis> Vinceman:  see if a live cd sees it.  -  It could be hard drive failure.. or cable failure.. or other things.. If another disrto/live cd sees it.. and ubuntu does not.. well that would point to some ubuntu bug,
[12:47] <Drknzz> ActionParsnip, nope
[12:47] <alabd> How to disable asking password after waking p system from sleep mode ?
[12:48] <Drknzz> ActionParsnip, Weird thing is, if i connect my mobile in 'usb mode', it wont be recognized either (Acer 4540 Laptop AMD chipset)
[12:48] <bonez2046> the file /var/lib/dpkg/info/adobe-flashplugin.prerm is ALREADY GONE.. but when I hit the autoremove it wants me to instead run 'apt-get -f install' which also errors.. I'll pastebin it
[12:48] <OerHeks> bonez2046 you use ubuntu 64 bit and have trouble installing flash 10 and remove other flash plugins ? here is a script >> http://paste.ubuntu.com/330676/
[12:48] <alabd> msg CShadowRun
[12:48] <sonu> How  I can install a new gdm in karmic
[12:48] <kr_ubuntu> can anybody tell me how can set password policy overlay
[12:49] <Dr_Willis> sonu:  what do you mean. You can install tjhe OLD gdm version if you want...
[12:49] <\bMike\b> How can I tunnel all http traffic through an ssh server?
[12:49] <kolda> #ubuntu-cz /join
[12:49] <R1_> Hello! Is anybody here familiar with Grub2 and its settings?
[12:50] <softy> use / join #ubuntu-cz
[12:50] <Dr_Willis> !ssh
[12:50] <Dr_Willis> R1_:  clarify the question/problem and see who answers
[12:51] <hungnv> hello guys! With normal user permission, I can view content of every file in /etc/pam.d. I dont want normal user view these files, can someone give me the solution ?
[12:51] <theadmin> I need help, WTF thing is happening. It tries to open all FTP bookmarks I have (if I use the places menu) with firefox
[12:51] <Dr_Willis> \bMike\b:  try --> gstm - SSH tunnel manager for GNOME
[12:51] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - If you couldn't speak to the channel during the past minutes, please try again now.
[12:51] <hungnv> hello guys! With normal user permission, I can view content of every file in /etc/pam.d. I dont want normal user view these files, can someone give me the solution ?
[12:52] <theadmin> hungnv: chmod rwx------ or something similar. In Nautilus, you can change "Permission" properties
[12:52] <R1_> Well, I added a script to the grub.d folder and in the script, it refers to a user defined variable that is added to /etc/default/grub . I just wanted to know is there something else I need to do in order for update-grub to recognize the user-defined variable in /etc/default/grub
[12:52] <\bMike\b> Dr_Willis: Great! Thanks
[12:52] <hungnv> theadmin: but when I change mode these file, will pam still work?
[12:52] <Vinceman> Dr_Willis? Shouldn't you be thinking about the version after Vista instead of trying to figure out linux now?
[12:52] <Dr_Willis> hungnv:  thats a veruy good question.. could be tney are the mode they are. for a reason.
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[12:53] <theadmin> hungnv: Sorry, I'm unsure. But if pam is automated, it should... Well, you can backup.
[12:53] <Dr_Willis> Vinceman:  Huh?
[12:53] <ActionParsnip> !grub2 | R1_
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[12:53] <theadmin> >> It tries to open all FTP bookmarks I have (if I use the places menu) with firefox. Any ideas on this? Just, really annoying.
[12:53] <hungnv> Dr_Willis: theadmin : :). Maybe I should try before ask
[12:54] <Dr_Willis> hungnv:  the only grub2 scripting ive done is just adding a   entry to boot various ISO files. :)
[12:54] <Vinceman> Dr_Willis: it says your name is BillGates in your info
[12:55] <hungnv> Dr_Willis: me ?
[12:55] <bonez2046> OerHeks: I saved that script.. named it 'flashup.py'.. how do I execute it though?
[12:55] <hungnv> Dr_Willis: I never had problem with grub, lol
[12:55] <ashish> sir i want to change the theme used while booting ubuntu
[12:55] <OerHeks> open terminal, go to the folder and use: sudo py flashup.py
[12:55] <Dr_Willis> Vinceman:  actually im Steve Jobs.
[12:56] <Drknzz> How can i install gcc 3.xxx in karmic/
[12:56] <Drknzz> ?
[12:56] <Vinceman> Dr_Willis, so it's a joke in your info?
[12:56] <Dr_Willis> ashish:  gdm in 9,10 is limited in its themeabiklity. theres some tools out to do some tweaking/changes. but its not near as themeable as the 9.04 gdm yet.
[12:56] <Dr_Willis> Vinceman:  No.,. Im really Bill Gates...
[12:57] <bonez2046> OerHeks: ok, I have this.. scott@fyrenice:~$ ls -al flashup.py
[12:57] <bonez2046> -rwxr-xr-x 1 scott scott 1242 2009-12-17 05:54 flashup.py
[12:57] <bonez2046> that's the file , the, er.. script I saved..
[12:57] <KongfuToufu> hi,why my mtp device can't be initialed correctly?
[12:58] <bonez2046> OerHeks: at the prompt I type sudo py flashup.py and it does nothing..
[12:58] <hungnv> KongfuToufu: hmm I guess, because noone points it to the right way :-p
[12:58] <bonez2046> OerHeks: and sudo apt-get install python tells me I already have the newest version
[12:59] <OerHeks> bonez2046 did you use chmod first to make this script executable ? chmod +x flashup.py
[12:59] <R1_> ActionParsnip, I've read through the whole page. It does not provide any information about my question
[12:59] <R1_> thanks anyway
[12:59] <bonez2046> scott@fyrenice:~$ ls -al flashup.py
[12:59] <bonez2046> -rwxr-xr-x 1 scott scott 1242 2009-12-17 05:54 flashup.py
[12:59] <hungnv> OerHeks: I see it already has excecute permission
[12:59] <bonez2046> yes, there it is. yes
[13:00] <KongfuToufu> hungnv:what do you mean? I've got this from the terminal:usb_claim_interface(): Device or resource busy LIBMTP PANIC: Unable to initialize device Unable to open raw device 0
[13:00] <hungnv> bonez2046: as root, ./script.py
[13:00] <bonez2046> I followed ActionParsnip's suggestions and it appears to have cleaned things up.. no more errors in installing flashplugin-nonfree.. but after closing firefox and reloading/opening it, still the java content doesn't process or play right
[13:01] <ActionParsnip> bonez2046: then run: sudo apt-get -f install
[13:01] <bonez2046> hungnv: that did it..
[13:01] <bonez2046> action that's all clear too, no errors now
[13:02] <Vinceman> Dr_Willis funny coincidence that there is atually a cd of Live next to my PC
[13:02] <Dr_Willis> Vinceman:  i got iso file entries in my grub menu now. :) i can boot to any of 3+ live cd's with no cd. :)
[13:03] <hungnv> bonez2046: I dont know, sorry. You should ask the one who write that script
[13:03] <unimatrix> anyone know a MD5 GPU bruteforcer for linux that also works with ATI cards?
[13:03] <ikonia_> unimatrix: md5 is a checksum
[13:04] <unimatrix> ikonia_: so?
[13:04] <ikonia_> unimatrix: so you want to brute force a checksum ?
[13:04] <bonez2046> hungnv: ActionParsnip OerHeks thanks for your help.. not sure where to turn now, but I'll figure it out eventually
[13:04] <unimatrix> ikonia_: i already did that, on my nvidia card
[13:04] <ikonia_> unimatrix: or is it an md5 password ?
[13:04] <unimatrix> ikonia_: a password obvously
[13:04] <ikonia_> unimatrix: search the repos for the tool you want then
[13:05] <unimatrix> ikonia_: -_-
[13:05] <KongfuToufu> hlp,My mtp device can't be initialized.
[13:05] <unimatrix> ikonia_: we both know these things aren't in ubuntu's repository
[13:05] <ikonia_>  unimatrix then it's offtopic for this channel
[13:06] <unimatrix> ikonia_: unless i'd want that tool to be added to the repo
[13:06] <ikonia_> unimatrix: even then it's offtopic, you'd need to log a feature request
[13:07] <unimatrix> fine, fine, nobody has the answer, got it
[13:07] <ikonia_> ok
[13:07] <chalcedny> i woke up and my desktop computer (ubuntu 9.04) won't focus on the current window and isn't seeing the keyboard. (i'm on my laptop) i need help?!
[13:08] <unimatrix> chalcedny: reboot, it's a compiz issue
[13:08] <Dr_Willis> chalcedny:  do the windows have 'titlebars' like they are supposed to?
[13:08] <Alex_2_3> How can I not substitut, but print a match with sed?
[13:08] <isonoooo_> $B!!(B
[13:08] <Pici> Alex_2_3: sed is for editing the stream, use grep or awk if you just want show matching text.
[13:08] <jrib> Alex_2_3: you can do it with sed but isn't grep made for that?
[13:09] <Dr_Willis> Alex_2_3:  i think you may want to use awk fior that. sed is a 'Stream EDitor'  but  my sedfu is rather lacking.
[13:09] <Vinceman> Dr_Willis, I loaded up in a lower version and it can see the harddisk
[13:09] <chalcedny> Dr_Willis, it's got a titlebar on firefox, but in Xchat it won't raise the current window, it will move the treebar, and let me click on it.
[13:09] <Alex_2_3> grep prints the whole line, is there an option tu just print the match?
[13:10] <jrib> Alex_2_3: -o
[13:10] <Homely_Girl> MASARUwota: I'm no better off! :(
[13:10] <Dr_Willis> Vinceman:  what filesystem is on the drive?
[13:10] <Alex_2_3> jrib, just found it in man grep, thx ;)
[13:10] <Homely_Girl> Didn't know wot to do when I ran gksudo! lol
[13:10] <Vinceman> Dr_Willis: linux won't mount it with mount -t auto
[13:10] <Homely_Girl> I told u I'm no geek! lol
[13:10] <MASARUwota> Homely_Girl: i cant drive to the UK, im sorry ;-;
[13:10] <Pici> Alex_2_3: looks like -o should do that, check man grep for more ifno
[13:10] <Vinceman> Dr_Willis how can you see the filesystem?
[13:11] <Vinceman> !filesystem
[13:11] <chalcedny> Dr_Willis, i tried changing mice, but that didn't do anything.
[13:12] <Dr_Willis> Vinceman:  what filesystem did you put on it?  sudo fdisk -l   may show it.
[13:13] <Dr_Willis> chalcedny:  could be some quirky compiz issue. Hard to tell. May be best to just log out/back in.
[13:13] <chalcedny> Dr_Willis, i don't run compiz.
[13:13] <devD_> x sensor is not working in karmic
[13:14] <MyName_> hi
[13:14] <Vinceman> Dr_Willis: http://pastebin.com/m752f77c7
[13:14] <chalcedny> it also won't raise terminals to close sessions that will mess up if i do that.
[13:15] <MyName_> I have Ubuntu 9.10, and my builtin Ricoh SD card reader isn't working
[13:15] <MyName_> it worked on 9.04
[13:16] <pozic> How do I enable my sound? I have a snd_ca0106 module already loaded which is suitable for the hardware I use.
[13:16] <pozic> It is already unmuted, but it simply does not work.
[13:16] <chalcedny> Dr_Willis, it also won't raise terminals to close sessions that will mess up if i do that.-- is not seeing the keyboard indicative of anything?
[13:16] <Dr_Willis> Vinceman:  i have no idea what some of the words in tha tfdisk -l output mean.   Uitgebreid  and Linux wisselgeheugen     - Its showing you have one hard drive. with  I think 2 partitions. 1 linux, one swap.(guiessing)   so whats the actual problem?
[13:16] <aaron11> Hello im having some proplems using RecordmydesktopGTK app. When ever I record a video it makes the voice go very fast or somtime blank. It makes the video slow chippy and quite pixilated. I like istanbul but its slow at recording. Any Ideas at what might solve this or what app to use?
[13:16] <ActionParsnip> MyName_: if you have a card in and run: sudo fdisk -l    do you see the partition?
[13:16] <Dr_Willis> chalcedny:  if the desktop is selected and not a window you can type in.. perhaps not.. Its hard to tell.
[13:16] <chalcedny> ((((( ActionParsnip  )))))
[13:16] <Vinceman> Dr_Willis: do you understand dutch? The admins from #Ubuntu-nl have banned me for a reason which should be superannuated a year ago
[13:17] <Dr_Willis> Vinceman:  Nope No dutch for me,.
[13:17] <ActionParsnip> hi chalcedony
[13:17] <Vinceman> should have been *
[13:17] <pozic> Vinceman: run LANG=C command to get the English.
[13:17] <dandre> Hello,
[13:18] <MyName_> ActionParsnip: only my hard drive
[13:18] <Vinceman> Dr_Willis: http://pastebin.com/m3356858d
[13:18] <ActionParsnip> MyName_: ok can you run: lsusb; lspci    and pastebin the output
[13:18] <MyName_> yes
[13:18] <Dr_Willis> Vinceman:  so you have a linux partition and a swap partition.. whats teh orignal problem now?
[13:19] <fanke> hi all
[13:19] <drxq> hello, i have a problem after upgrading ubuntu 9.04 to 9.10
[13:20] <liuyong> anyone help me ?
[13:20] <drxq> everytime i boot my os, i get some messages during the mount procedure
[13:20] <Vinceman> Dr_Willis no I really have two harddisks
[13:20] <Vinceman> Dr_Willis http://pastebin.com/m2643cecf
[13:20] <ActionParsnip> !ask | liuyong
[13:20] <drxq>  /home: waiting for /dev/mapper/sda6_crypt
[13:20] <MyName_> ActionParsnip: http://pastebin.ca/1718152
[13:20] <grifo74> how ca i install 3d gma 945????
[13:20] <drxq>  swap: waiting for /dev/mapper/sda8_crypt
[13:21] <grifo74> how can i install 3d gma 945????
[13:21] <Vinceman> where's this liuyong??
[13:21] <drxq> i've looked around the forums, couldn't find any working fix
[13:21] <Vinceman> sorry I see him
[13:21] <Dr_Willis> Vinceman:  if you have any older kernels in the grub menus. try booting one of them and see if both hard disks show up,  If so. that whould point to some nasty kernel bug.
[13:22] <dandre> I am trying to use remote desktop between two karmic on a local network. This is very very slow. How can I tweak it?
[13:22] <Vinceman> Dr_Willis I did that, I'm on one of them now it see the second drive, the newest didn't
[13:22] <grifo74>  how can i install 3d gma 945????
[13:22] <CShadowRun> dandre use xvncviewer instead of vinagre, vinagre is slow for me too
[13:22] <Guest12886> is there any tool in ubuntu 9.10 to analyze network connection, download, network load etc. ?
[13:23] <Henry_BR> Why Boinc version in ubuntu repository (apt-get install) is sooooo OLD? why isn't it updated? Who would do it?
[13:23] <Vinceman> Dr_Willis it sees ***
[13:23] <chalcedny> Dr_Willis, ActionParsnip the mouse moves fine, but it isn't raising the active windows. capslock does nothing.  can you think of any way to get it to a terminal?
[13:23] <dandre> ok will try it
[13:23] <ActionParsnip> MyName_: sudo modprobe tifm_sd; take the card out, wait 10 seconds, put it back in
[13:23] <paschu> Hey guys, i want that ubuntu ask for a password when i start it, how to do this?
[13:23] <Dr_Willis> Vinceman:  i would say check the forums and bug reports then.   Very lijkely some issue with a driver or chipset or something in the lastest kernel updates
[13:24] <ActionParsnip> MyName_: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=644779
[13:24] <cyber_666_uk> hey guys - my 360gig hdd (usb) has stopped working, are there any god utiities i can try to tinker with to get it back (its not recognised anymore) and i have loads of stuff on there! any ideas?
[13:24] <cyber_666_uk> thx
[13:24] <Vinceman> Dr_Willis, but for now, how can I mount the drive?
[13:24] <MyName_> thanks ActionParsnip, will check if it works
[13:24] <Vinceman> in the older kernel?
[13:24] <Dr_Willis> Vinceman:  use the older kernel. use the proper mount command. Or edit your /etc/fstab
[13:24] <Vinceman> what type ?
[13:24] <Vinceman> (with the mount command)
[13:25] <Vinceman> Dr_Willis^
[13:25] <Dr_Willis> Vinceman:  if its linux its whatever you made it. ext2 or ext3 or ext4
[13:25] <Vinceman> I never made anything
[13:25] <chalcedny> cyber_666_uk, it might be useful to tell the kind of drive and the symptoms?
[13:25] <cyber_666_uk> some background, my ubuntu install went tits up after an update, wouldt load the os, couldnt access it in windows so i dl'd some software which ended up doing somthing to my external hdd.
[13:25] <Dr_Willis> Vinceman:  then where did it come from?
[13:25] <cyber_666_uk> my fault i know - i shouldt have messed
[13:25] <Vinceman> what do you mean? I put it in there at some LAN-Party
[13:26] <drxq> does any1 have any clues why i'm getting the 'waiting for /dev/mapper/sdaX_crypt' messages during boot ?
[13:26] <dsl_> hello, can anyone tell me if/how I can set up evolution email so it's folders are on a different pc on a windows network please? I have networking all set up but can't see where to set the path for evolutions default folder location
[13:26] <cyber_666_uk> i know have my ubuntu back but my external drive is nt recognised in windows or ubuntu
[13:26] <chalcedny> cyber_666_uk, it's a computer, they were made to mess with, how else would you find out anything?
[13:26] <Dr_Willis> Vinceman:  so someone aprtitoned the hard disk and made the filesystems.  fire up gparted and see what it says they are.. or try ext4, see if it works
[13:26] <cyber_666_uk> exactly - just saying its not the program i used it must have been me
[13:26] <cyber_666_uk> tinkering :)
[13:26] <Vinceman> can anything go wrong?
[13:26] <Vinceman> if I try ext4?
[13:27] <erUSUL> cyber_666_uk: do "tailf /var/log/messages" and plug the disk paste the new output you get
[13:27] <dandre> CShadowRun: do you know how to scale the display?
[13:27] <CShadowRun> dandre in xvncviewer? you can't
[13:27] <Dr_Willis> Vinceman:  it may say its ext3 or ext2. but the 3 are supposed to play nicely
[13:27] <sixtila> can  a php file to run as a cron job on any server?
[13:27] <dandre> ok :-(
[13:27] <cyber_666_uk> i just get - Dec 17 13:27:25 burfs-pc syslogd 1.5.0#5ubuntu3: restart.
[13:27] <Vinceman> is gparted small? if I install it on this older kernel won't it clog my PC up?
[13:27] <Vinceman> Dr_Willis^
[13:28] <Vinceman> (it isn't installed)
[13:28] <Vinceman> so I'll fire up, I guess that's what you meant with fireup
[13:28] <cyber_666_uk> i messed my hdd up on windws tho - not unbuntu (cos i couldt get into it)
[13:28] <Henry_BR> Why Boinc version in ubuntu repository (apt-get install) is so OLD? why isn't it updated? Who could do it?
[13:28] <erUSUL> !latest
[13:28] <Vinceman> !fireup
[13:29] <Vinceman> Dr_Willis?
[13:29] <chalcedny> Vinceman, did he get busy somewhere else?
[13:30] <cyber_666_uk> can you wipe a drive's letter from it? cos i mounted the linux drive in this windows program and it had no letters, so i assigned one, then for some reason it assigned 2 letters to it (via the program), so i removed both letters, restarted the pc and windows said "sorry couldnt save the data from f: - data wil be lost..." or somthing to that effect
[13:30] <eie> hello
[13:31] <MyName_> ActionParsnip, it didn't work
[13:31] <Vinceman> chalcedny Bill Gates would be annoyed by lesser intelligence from some linux users?
[13:31] <cyber_666_uk> are there any utilities where i can scan for drives and partitions and maybe salvage this drive's data?
[13:31] <AlexanderSupertr> does someone happen to know Google Chrome's user data folder location?
[13:31] <AlexanderSupertr> it's not ~/.google :(
[13:32]  * Psinetic is away: bed
[13:32] <cyber_666_uk> surely a program (sofwtare) cant wreck the data on the drive, maybe just deleted the filesystem or drive letter, partition info maybe?
[13:32] <chalcedny> Vinceman, i'm sorry my lack of abilities offends you. does your mother use linux?
[13:32] <Vinceman> Dr_Willis why does mount -t auto sometimes work and why does it sometimes specifically need the device type?
[13:32] <chalcedny> cyber_666_uk, wonder what a live cd would do?
[13:32] <josespinal> Hi I'm getting and error with Network Discovery. Also since I started getting it I can't see other computers whon the network on Remote Desktop Viewer. Help?
[13:33] <airtonix> gimi'm trying to record my desktop via vla screen:// but it's a bit fast : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d_abKUnTg4s any ideas how to make it record at the proper framerate (all attempts to dictate the framerate via the obvious gui entries don;t work)
[13:33] <Vinceman> chalcedny I'm sure your quite proficient at linux
[13:33] <cyber_666_uk> not sure but my ubuntu instal is fine now, its teh drive
[13:33]  * Psinetic is away: bed
[13:33] <dsl_> (bump) can anyone help with my evolution query above please?
[13:34] <ActionParsnip> MyName_: thats worked before, damn
[13:34] <eie> Question: I got ubuntu 7.10 doesnt (grub) and winxp want to remove both and do fresh install of winxp, can I do that with windowsxp CD only or I'll need to do something else?
[13:34] <sixtila> some body is attempting to hack my machine - how can a send an untracable message to the hacker (i have the email add)
[13:34] <IcE^_> et
[13:35] <MyName_> sixtila, try enabling ufw
[13:35] <grifo74>  how can i install 3d on gma 945????
[13:35] <Leoneof`> hi
[13:35] <ActionParsnip> sixtila: telnet to an email server and send via that ;)
[13:35] <ActionParsnip> grifo74: what release?
[13:35] <Dr_Willis> Vinceman:  i rarely use auto. so never noticed.
[13:35] <grifo74> ubuntu 9.10
[13:35] <MyName_> it won't send any messages, but it should prevent it hacking you ;)
[13:36] <Dr_Willis> sixtila:  go make make an email accoujnt at some  web mail site.. of course how you know the address is the one of the hacker.. is a guestion.
[13:36] <cyber_666_uk> i just did dmesg | tail
[13:36] <sixtila> Dr_Willis i did the Whois search from where the attack was coming from
[13:36] <Enissay> I've an unallocated partition on my HD, when trying to create a new partition using Gparted, it says :"It is not possible to create more than 4 primary partitions"... how can i do that please??!!
[13:36] <eie> anyone?
[13:37] <MyName_> Enissay: create an extended partition
[13:37] <sixtila> Dr_Willis at least we are sure from where the attack is coming from
[13:37] <cyber_666_uk> results are here if this makes sense to anyone? http://pastebin.com/d750e09ef
[13:37] <ActionParsnip> grifo74: try: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ReinhardTartler/X/RevertingIntelDriverTo2.4   change repo to karmic, not jaunty
[13:37] <ActionParsnip> grifo74: http://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/Installing_Ubuntu_6.06.1_on_a_ThinkPad_R60e#Ubuntu_7.10_with_Intel_Graphics_Media_Accelerator_950    may help
[13:37] <MyName_> sixtila, install gufw and configure your firewall
[13:37] <akash> sixtila:try using hidemyass.com's anonymous email service...easiest bet
[13:37] <sixtila> ActionParsnip will using proxy be a soln?
[13:37] <grifo74> thanks i go try
[13:37] <dsl_> eie: I think you will be ok with XP disc...I've done it before but a long time ago
[13:37] <sixtila> akash thanks, sounds like an easy good idea
[13:38] <cyber_666_uk> so surey it is being recognised but not able to be mounted?
[13:38] <Enissay> MyName_, how?? in the menu only "new, informations" are active!!
[13:39] <ActionParsnip> sixtila: not sure, its an option though. old school email method
[13:39] <Leoneof`> my laptop is: CPU = 2GB dual core , RAM=2GB, Vram= nVidia 512MB  , the problem is...it is something slow since i used Ubuntu the first time was 9.4 and 9.10 now, i see Vista is faster than Ubuntu... what the problem? however... the partition for Ubuntu is 20GB Ext4, and swap is 4GB
[13:39] <MyName_> you need to replace one of the 4 primary partitions you have with an extended one Enissay
[13:39] <MyName_> so, you have to get rid of one partition
[13:40] <Enissay> MyName_, or can i resize one of my partitions without loosing data??
[13:40] <MyName_> if you have four partitions, you have to erase one of them
[13:40] <dsl_> ok, I now now where evolution stores it's email by default but I still can't see how to change the default location within the program. anyone?
[13:40] <eie> dsl_ thx
[13:40] <cyber_666_uk> does anyone have a clue where to go next :) thx
[13:41] <DJones> Enissay: Computers are restricted to having 4 primary partitions, if you want more than 4 partitions on a drive, one of the 4 must be an extended partition, once you've got 3 primary and one extended partition, you can create extra partitions within the extended partition
[13:41] <Leoneof`> hello?
[13:42] <ActionParsnip> Enissay: make sure your backups are recent before you start
[13:43] <not_real> need some help: http://pastebin.com/m640c9e67 xorg doesnt work after reboot
[13:44] <Leoneof`> hello?
[13:44] <Leoneof`> any help?
[13:45] <cyber_666_uk> [ 1640.104046] usb 2-1: new full speed USB device using ohci_hcd and address 7
[13:45] <cyber_666_uk> [ 1655.280026] usb 2-1: device descriptor read/64, error -110
[13:45] <cyber_666_uk> what does this mean?
[13:45] <Leoneof`> my laptop is: CPU = 2GB dual core , RAM=2GB, Vram= nVidia 512MB  , the problem is...it is something slow since i used Ubuntu the first time was 9.4 and 9.10 now, i see Vista is faster than Ubuntu...  the partition for Ubuntu is 20GB Ext4, and swap is 4GB, what the problem?
[13:47] <oversize_> hi, is it possible to set the group for newly created files/folders to be different then the users group?  e.g. my user:group  is  peter:peter  and new files/folders should be peter:othergroup
[13:48] <erUSUL> oversize_: no that i know of.
[13:48] <DJones> Leoneof`: I don't know the answer, but can you give some details in teh channel, is it specific applications that are slow, internet access, playing video or something else, if you can people an idea what exactly is slow, somebody may be around with an answer that can help you
[13:48] <dsl_> how do i automatically reconnect to a network location (windows lan) at log on please?
[13:50] <erUSUL> !samba | dsl_
[13:51] <dsl_> i can connect manually no problems set up launchers for networked docs etc but have to reconnect each time
[13:51] <dsl_> reading that
[13:52] <MyName_> hmm, there's something inside my sd slot... weird
[13:52] <MyName_> well, thanks for the help
[13:52] <MyName_> bye
[13:52] <Dr_Willis> MyName_:  a sd card? :)
[13:52] <dsl_> hmmm not sure that i want to 'mount' the network share, just be able to browse/access it (or is that the same thing?)
[13:53] <Dr_Willis> dsl_:  thats basically the same thing
[13:53] <dsl_> okies :)
[13:53] <Dr_Willis> dsl_:  gnome has a feature to automount them. but you got to login and access them the first time for it to do that
[13:53] <Dr_Willis> 'auto mount on access' i guess is more proper.. vs the fstab mounting on bootup.
[13:54] <gionnico> hello
[13:54] <cyber_666_uk> results are here if this makes sense to anyone? http://pastebin.com/d750e09ef
[13:54] <cyber_666_uk> my external hdd is no longer recognised - any ideas
[13:54] <gionnico> what do karmic use as default realtime serch: beagle or tracker?
[13:54] <cyber_666_uk> ive tried testdisk and that doesnt recognise it either
[13:54] <Dr_Willis> cyber_666_uk:  tell the channel what filesystem its useing In such cases. because it will be needed info :)
[13:55] <cyber_666_uk> is there any way to update my usb drivers via the termina?
[13:55] <dsl_> Dr_Willis: sorry, I don't understand 'the first time'
[13:55] <greyoumedical> anybody know an alectronics channel name ???????????????????????????????????????
[13:55] <PipiX> Hello!!
[13:55] <cyber_666_uk> sorry dr_wilis - it was NTFS
[13:55] <Pici> greyoumedical: ##electronics
[13:55] <Dr_Willis> dsl_:  you boot up.. login . click on the whatever icon... it gets mounted.
[13:55] <coolcat> hi, How do I make binaries aware of shared libraries path when installing from source? I am trying ./configure --enable-rpath but when I try to run the program it does not find the "libcore.so" ....
[13:55] <Dr_Willis> cyber_666_uk:  you used a windows machine to scan/repair the disk yet?
[13:56] <PipiX> I cant join #ubuntu-es  .......
[13:56] <gionnico> what do karmic use as default realtime serch: beagle or tracker?
[13:56] <cyber_666_uk> yes i used a program on windows to try to access my ubuntu hdd and it ended up wrecking my external hdd
[13:56] <Dr_Willis> cyber_666_uk:  if a ntfs is not cleanly 'removed' when using windows. linux wont mount/access it for 'safty' reasons
[13:56] <Dr_Willis> cyber_666_uk:  use windows to scan/fix the windows disk. not the ubuntu one.
[13:56] <dsl_> ok well when i first logged in i found the network and an icon automatically appeared on the desktop but it disappears after log out
[13:56] <greyoumedical> think you
[13:56] <stanley_robertso> hi all
[13:57] <cyber_666_uk> really? well ive tried the default xp tools but they dont work either
[13:57] <cyber_666_uk> what about another windows machine?
[13:57] <jasman> !root
[13:57] <dsl_> so i need to set it to auto-reconnect at log in
[13:57] <Dr_Willis> dsl_:  yes.. when you got the thing accessed first time when you login.. it shows the icon..  you logout it unmounts. it dosent rember
[13:57] <joaopinto> hi
[13:57] <kr_ubuntu> is openldap works properly in vmware ubunut?
[13:57] <Dr_Willis> dsl_:  or add an entry in the fstab. and it can mount at bootup. and always be there/ready
[13:57] <joaopinto> how do we change the gnome keyring password ?
[13:58] <andrea_> ce qualcuno che parla italiano
[13:58] <DJones> !it | andrea_
[13:58] <joaopinto> !it | andrea_
[13:58] <Dr_Willis> joaopinto:  applications -> accessories -> passwords (or somthing like that)
[13:58] <cyber_666_uk> Dr_Willis: windows no longer recognises the drive either which is why the tools wouldnt work
[13:58] <dsl_> ok thanks, si i need to folow the guide in that link...i suppose a 'guest' folder is the one i need as no password is required and it's read/write
[13:58] <PipiX> Help!
[13:58] <Dr_Willis> joaopinto:  right click on the password item to see the menu items to change the password for an item
[13:58] <joaopinto> Dr_Willis, that doesn't help, been there, couldn't find it :)
[13:58] <Dr_Willis> joaopinto:  you dident right click to get to the menus
[13:58] <Pici> PipiX: Why can't you join?
[13:58] <joaopinto> Dr_Willis, I don't want to change an item, I want to change the keyring password, the master password
[13:58] <Dr_Willis> joaopinto:  its oddly done in the program.
[13:58] <joaopinto> Dr_Willis, yes I did
[13:59] <Dr_Willis> joaopinto:  yes.. thats how you change iut.. ive done it a dozen times
[13:59] <cyber_666_uk> can i not 'force' ubuntu to mount the drive regardless of the safety issues?
[13:59] <PipiX> Hi Pici, i mean i join the channel but theres nobody!!, sry about my english
[13:59] <Dr_Willis> joaopinto:  the passwords tab, the item is Passwords:LOGIN  right click -> change password
[13:59] <cyber_666_uk> i did try dmesg | tail
[13:59] <Poundo> if I want my cron job to run at 04:52 AM every day. Why does this not run "52 04 * * * /path/to/my/file" this does run however "52 * * * * /path/to/my/file"  every 52nd min of every hour
[13:59] <Pici> PipiX: Type this exactly: /join #ubuntu-es
[13:59] <joaopinto> Dr_Willis, so please provide me step by step instructions, I have the application open right now
[13:59] <Dr_Willis> I need to make a video of doing this timetime.
[14:00] <Dr_Willis> joaopinto:  the passwords tab, the item is Passwords:LOGIN  right click -> change password
[14:00] <Dr_Willis> right click on the passwords;login item.
[14:00] <PipiX> Thanks!!
[14:00] <Pici> np
[14:00] <joaopinto> Dr_Willis, oh, that really is not obvious, thanks
[14:01] <erUSUL> Pici: we have a !hola factoid ;P
[14:01] <Dr_Willis> joaopinto:  yep.. definatly needs improvement.
[14:01] <deever> is there a solution to this grub2 "error: biosdisk read error" error on karmic with a raid/lvm?
[14:01] <joaopinto> Dr_Willis, do you know if there is a bug report about it ?
[14:01] <jmyers> what would cause modprobe to freeze when trying to add ndiswrapper to the kernel?
[14:02] <l3ns_> f
[14:02] <Dr_Willis> joaopinto:  no idea.  It may just be the default gnome gui to the tool. I cant figure out why the tool is  In apps->acessories and not in system ->settings either
[14:02] <pawan> hi
[14:02] <pawan> cant see volume control for oss
[14:03] <raktunak> j #ubuntu-es
[14:03] <raktunak> eheheh
[14:04] <dsl_> Dr_Willis: can you tell me if this line to add to fstab needs to be physically on one line (i.e. no linebreak)
[14:04] <Poundo> is there anything wrong with this crontab entry "52 04 * * * /path/to/my/file"
[14:04] <dsl_> ..servername/sharename  /media/mountname  cifs  guest,uid=1000,iocharset=utf8,codepage=unicode,unicode  0  0
[14:04] <dsl_> it's on two lines on that help page
[14:05] <Poundo> this works "52 * * * * /path/to/my/file"
[14:06] <cyber_666_uk> Dr_Willis: i just tried plugig the drive into another windows machine and t works fine (phew) but ubutu still wont recognise it - any suggestions what this could mean?
[14:06] <Poundo> so does this "*/10 * * * * /path/to/my/file"
[14:06] <cyber_666_uk> thx
[14:06] <Pici> Poundo: When are you expecting it to run?
[14:07] <Poundo> Pici: 04:52 am
[14:07] <MindSpark> hi, can someone have a look at my dmesg on http://pastebin.com/mceae798 and tell me what this means ?
[14:07] <Poundo> Pici:"52 04 * * * /path/to/my/file"
[14:08] <Pici> Poundo: Then yes, it should work.
[14:08] <Dr_Willis> cyber_666_uk:  use winows to check/fix the drive.. ALWAYS use windows 'safely remove' feature.. dont hibernate/suspend windows with the thing plugged in
[14:08] <Poundo> Pici: hmmm its not but the wild card versions do. It's like something is wrong with the hour desiginator
[14:08] <Dr_Willis> dsl_:  its always 1 line.
[14:09] <cyber_666_uk> ok, but if windows not recognises it - why wont ubuntu mount it?
[14:09] <Dr_Willis> dsl_:  gotta love bad html/page formating
[14:09] <dsl_> yep i figured sorry...not working..yet :D
[14:09] <sergio_> ciao, si possono scaricare file con questo software
[14:09] <coolcat> hi, How do I make binaries aware of shared libraries path when installing from source? I am trying ./configure --enable-rpath but when I try to run the program it does not find the "libcore.so" ....
[14:09] <jasman> hi, I have install  ubuntu 9.10. but i can't login to root. su: Authentication failure.
[14:09] <Poundo> Pici: "52 ****  is fine
[14:09] <Dr_Willis> cyber_666_uk:  you just said windows saw it.
[14:09] <maelalkhatib> I'm using xchat... any idea how I change my nick in xchat/
[14:09] <cyber_666_uk> sorry i meant if win sees it why wot ubuntu mout :)
[14:10] <cyber_666_uk> can i not force ubuntu to mount it?
[14:10] <sergio_> ce qualcuno italiano?
[14:10] <mattgyver> maelalkhatib, /nick <nick>
[14:10] <stanley_robertso> Dr_Willis, hi
[14:10] <Leoneof`> my laptop is: CPU = 2GB dual core , RAM=2GB, Vram= nVidia 512MB  , the problem is...it is something slow with everything... since i used Ubuntu the first time was 9.4 and 9.10 now, i see Vista is faster than Ubuntu...  the partition for Ubuntu is 20GB Ext4, and swap is 4GB.
[14:11] <KernelFX> salve sergio.. sono italiano
[14:11] <cyber_666_uk> surey it would still show up in the 'computer' section even if it could not mount?
[14:11] <erUSUL> Leoneof`: did you installed the nvidia propetiary drivers ?
[14:11] <dsl_> ack, not working...what is cifs?
[14:11] <sergio_> benissimo, si possono scaricare file con xchat? tipo mirc per windows
[14:11] <Pici> Poundo: The only thing I can suggest is doing '52 4 * * *' not '52 04 * * *'
[14:11] <Pici> !it | sergio_
[14:11] <Leoneof`> erUSUL: yes, i downloaded the latest driver, and installed it, also i can run compiz...etc
[14:11] <Dr_Willis> cyber_666_uk:  you could use the command line tools if you wanted to. but IF the drive is not cleanly removed by windows.. Ubuntu will NOT want to auto mount it.
[14:12] <Poundo> Pici: I'll give it a try thanks!
[14:12] <erUSUL> Leoneof`: then i dunno
[14:12] <Leoneof`> :(
[14:12] <Dr_Willis> cyber_666_uk:  also install/run the ntfs-config tools perhaps to enable full user access
[14:13] <cyber_666_uk> apt-get ntfs-config ?
[14:14] <erUSUL> cyber_666_uk: sudo apt-get install ntfs-config && gksudo ntfs-config
[14:14] <perlmonkey2> Anyone know where I'd start looking to figure out why on some boots of my 9.10 install dynamic frequency cpu changing works and sometimes it is stuck at its lowest setting?
[14:14] <Dr_Willis> dsl_:  cifs is the new improved name for what useb to the 'samba filesystem'
[14:15] <Dr_Willis> perlmonkey2:  on a laptop? ever noticed if it depends on if the Power supply is plugged in when it boots or not?
[14:15] <cyber_666_uk> thx erUSUL
[14:16] <perlmonkey2> Dr_Willis: I don't recall ever booting without the power plugged in.
[14:16] <jasman> help me, how to login root? where i get password? I'm using password when install ubuntu, su: Authentication failure.
[14:16] <dsl_> can't get it to work, i have /media/dslmount as the mountpoint and all set up as per those instructions in fstab. tried changing to codepage=cp850 as its win network but no joy....trying something else
[14:16] <perlmonkey2> Dr_Willis: this morning's boot had it happen again and the power was definitely plugged in.
[14:17] <Vzee> gem install mysql is not working
[14:17] <Psinetic> I'm issuing a public apology to every channel I was joined in when I early marked myself as being away twice with public away messages. I sincerely apologize for any trauma this may have caused anyone, as I know seeing annoying messages hurts people's feelings, causes brain cancer and the like. To let everyone know, I have now, after being warned by about 30 different people ;), disabled the public away messages that I had no idea were able to be disab
[14:17] <Psinetic> led. No more worries folks, problems solved, please carry on with your fine days. Again, I apologize. Night all.
[14:18] <cyber_666_uk> ntfs-config says: the following new partitions were detected "dev/sda1" click here to set mount point?
[14:18] <Pici> Psinetic: No need to apoligize, thanks for removing it though :)
[14:18] <cyber_666_uk> 0?
[14:18] <jasman> !root
[14:18] <Psinetic> yeah...um, you're...welcome?
[14:18] <Vzee> I have pasted it in http://paste-it.net/public/taf5aaf/
[14:19] <Dr_Willis> jasman:  the first user can use 'sudo' you dont use 'su'
[14:19] <cyber_666_uk> what should i put as the mount point - is it expecting a number?
[14:19] <Dr_Willis> cyber_666_uk:  you could set a mountpoint called whatever you want.
[14:19] <Dr_Willis> cyber_666_uk:  /media/windowsstuff
[14:20] <poet_> is there any reason the compiler doesnt recognize sqrt() when I'm including math.h?  It;s not a linker problem
[14:20] <perlmonkey2> how do you remove root's pwd and change them to nologin?
[14:20] <Vinceman> Dr_Willis? are you still angry?
[14:20] <cyber_666_uk> how do i know if this is the external drive or the windows hdd i have?
[14:20] <Dr_Willis> Vinceman:  Hmm? Baby sitting the grandson right now.
[14:20] <stevecoh1> latest updates of ubuntu 9.10 and/or firefox-3.5 and or flash are not working properly.  Whenever I listen to a video clip in firefox, the next time I try to listen to one, sound doesn't work.  I then have to kill firefox (exiting alone doesn't do it) and then I can listen to the 2nd clip.
[14:21]  * Dr_Willis is making bottles and breakfast
[14:21] <cyber_666_uk> bless
[14:22] <cyber_666_uk> dan! it was the windows drive
[14:23] <Dr_Willis> cyber_666_uk:  Hmm?
[14:23] <cyber_666_uk> looks like a i needa new keyboard too
[14:23] <Dr_Willis> cyber_666_uk:  i got box's of keyboards. :) Rummage sales for $1 each.
[14:23] <airtonix> has anyone noticed that screen recording with vlc (inthe ogg/theora profile) produces a video that plays back at a rather quick speed ?
[14:23] <Dr_Willis> airtonix:  cant say taht i ever noticed vlc could record the screen
[14:23] <cyber_666_uk> i like my one - the keys are realy low (nice n quiet) dont mae em anymore or id buy the same one
[14:24] <stevecoh1> latest updates of ubuntu 9.10 and/or firefox-3.5 and or flash are not working properly.  Whenever I listen to a video clip in firefox, the next time I try to listen to one, sound doesn't work.  I then have to kill firefox (exiting alone doesn't do it) and then I can listen to the 2nd clip.
[14:24] <airtonix> Dr_Willis, should try it out...which version of vlc do you have ?
[14:24] <maxagaz_> hi
[14:25] <nikolam> seems like XMPP/Google talk stopped working with my gMail account, using Pidgin. I dont know if he asks for some specific ports etc..
[14:25] <cyber_666_uk> well at least i know my HDD isnt knackered
[14:25] <maxagaz_> is there an application to reorganize in a normal way to songs taken from an ipod/iphone ?
[14:25] <cyber_666_uk> this pc just wont see it
[14:25] <airtonix> Dr_Willis, media > convert/save > [capture device tab] : save button down bottom | choose a destinaation (give it a file name of something.ogg) change the profile to ogg/vorbis
[14:25] <Moofius> what was the name of the program that checked the type of an archive (zip, tar.bz2 etc) and extracted it without any fuss?
[14:26] <airtonix> Moofius, you mean from right click menu ?
[14:26] <Moofius> I mean from the console :)
[14:26] <cyber_666_uk> Dr_Willis: thx for your help anyway - much appriciated
[14:26] <airtonix> Moofius, 7zip ?
[14:26] <airtonix> !info 7z | Moofius
[14:27] <airtonix> !search p7z
[14:27] <erUSUL> Moofius: tar can detect the compresor used. so just "tar xf file" will work on any tar file
[14:27] <stevecoh1> so - any ideas about debugging my karmic/firefox/audio problems?
[14:27] <airtonix> !info p7zip | Moofius
[14:27] <Moofius> erUSUL: well, there is zip and rar and everything else
[14:27] <airtonix> Moofius, i'm sure p7zip does them all. you also have rar-nonfree i think
[14:28] <Dr_Willis> cyber_666_uk:  thers 'not seeing it' then theres 'not auto mounting it'
[14:28] <Dr_Willis> cyber_666_uk:  the system is seeing the hd if 'sudo fdisk -l' shows it.. it may not be auto mounting it for various reasons
[14:29] <cyber_666_uk> fdisk -l only shows the details for the two 40gig's i have. tell you what il try unmounting like a usb device in windows
[14:29] <DarkHelmut> Morn all
[14:30] <airtonix> has anyone noticed that screen recording with vlc (inthe ogg/theora profile) produces a video that plays back at a rather quick speed ?
[14:30] <vonnick> Yeah
[14:30] <DarkHelmut> I'm looking for some info on converting a dvd/dvd iso to avi or wmv
[14:30] <vonnick> It encodes on the fly, so your processor probabvly can't handle it
[14:30] <voy> hello guys... has anyone used mootools in a google chrome extension? I'm using it as port of a content script and it seems that native extensions are somehow broken
[14:30] <vonnick> Try gtk-recordmydesktop
[14:30] <vonnick> Works great on my athlon xp 3200+
[14:31] <airtonix> i;m using a core2duo 2.3ghz
[14:31] <vonnick> Try recordmydesktop anyway :P it's great
[14:31] <shellclear> bom dia
[14:31] <airtonix> vonnick, not from past experience
[14:31] <cyber_666_uk> Dr_Willis: could it be that another two drives have teh same letters assigned?
[14:31] <miftahsan> anyone know howto change gdm in karmic??
[14:32] <vonnick> airtonix: :(
[14:32] <Dr_Willis> cyber_666_uk:  linux dostne use drive letter asignments like in widnows. each device has its own /dev/sdXX entry
[14:32] <cyber_666_uk> ah ok
[14:32] <Dr_Willis> miftahsan:  change what aspect? Its not as themeable as 9.04 was.
[14:32] <airtonix> vonnick, bu i'll try again
[14:32] <Dr_Willis> !mount | cyber_666_uk
[14:32] <miftahsan> login theme i mean
[14:32] <voy> i get errors like the following: Uncaught TypeError: Object [object HTMLDocument] has no method 'newElement'
[14:32] <kinja-sheep> miftahsan: You get to watch GDM theme for 5 seconds at most.
[14:33] <perlmonkey2> Dr_Willis: you were on the right track.  Unplugging and plugging back in the power corrected the cpu scaling issue.
[14:33] <martl_dd> hallo. kann mir jemand eine gute, günstige kvm over ip lösung für daheim empfehlen?
[14:33] <erUSUL> !de
[14:33] <Dr_Willis> miftahsan:  thers a tool called Epidermis that can let you set it to use some different themes..  like the kubuntu, or edubuntu, or crunchbang, or mint themes
[14:33] <miftahsan> i seems that its login theme is suck
[14:33] <vonnick> airtonix: Disable record on the fly and enable zero compression, quick subsampling
[14:33] <miftahsan> i want to change that
[14:33] <Dr_Willis> perlmonkey2:   thats a fix at least I guess.
[14:33] <FloodBot1> !netsplit
[14:33] <dsl_> Dr_Willis: getting hostname not found error when i try mount -a after editing fstab, any thoughts?
[14:33] <airtonix> vonnick, you are talking about gtk-recordmydesktop or vlc ?
[14:33] <vonnick> airtonix: and record every frame if you want to record 3d stuff
[14:33] <vonnick> airtonix: gtk
[14:33] <timber> hey, somebody could show me a good software for modeling entity relationship model diagrams?
[14:34] <Dr_Willis> dsl_:  set a hostname or what are yoyu trying to mount a samba share?
[14:34] <jasman> !ssh
[14:34] <miftahsan> Dr_Willis: thanks i will immediatelly check that
[14:34] <DarkHelmut> I'm looking for some info on converting a dvd/dvd iso to avi or wmv. Can someone point me in the right direction?
[14:34] <erUSUL> !dvdrip
[14:34] <dsl_> Dr_Willis: still tryin to auto mount that network folder
[14:34] <vonnick> airtonix: with those options and 100% quality I can get good performance at 1280x1024 recording at 30 fps
[14:34] <dsl_> !
[14:34] <vonnick> on a single core :)
[14:34] <DarkHelmut> that simple erUSUL?
[14:34] <erUSUL> !info dvdrip
[14:34] <mael> I have a problem, but I can post the image of my desktop here?
[14:35] <Vzee> sudo gem install mysql
[14:35] <erUSUL> !info handshake
[14:35] <Vzee> is throwing errors
[14:35] <DarkHelmut> very nice. thank you!
[14:35] <Dr_Willis> dsl_:  use the ip# not the name  perhaps.
[14:35] <dsl_> not a static ip though
[14:36] <Dr_Willis> dsl_:  or set the proper hostname to ip in /etc/fstab
[14:36] <Dr_Willis> dsl_:  no idea then. I set my home lan to be all static. or at least the router rembers machine/ips
[14:36] <dsl_> could at least try it with current ip to see if thats the problem though
[14:36] <miftahsan> i use apt and package called epidermis is none there
[14:36] <Dr_Willis> dsl_:  the command findsmb, or smbtree can also scan/show name/ips for the samba box's
[14:37] <miftahsan> oh i see, i will check that in launchpad
[14:37] <Dr_Willis> miftahsan:  use google. Its not in the repos
[14:37] <dsl_> it works with ip addy....grrrr!
[14:38] <Dr_Willis> http://epidermis.tuxfamily.org/
[14:38] <dsl_> trying those commands
[14:38] <Dr_Willis> dsl_:  theres some way to get name/ip but i forget how it does it.
[14:38] <blackcrystal> r ahi
[14:38] <Dr_Willis> dsl_:  i just edit my /etc/hosts for my own lan.
[14:38] <dsl_> find smb only finds one box on the network ( a Freesco linux box)
[14:39] <dsl_> *findsmb
[14:39] <dsl_> none of the win machines appear but using ip works
[14:39] <Dr_Willis> dsl_:  be sure your /etc/samba/smb.conf has the right workgroup perhaps.
[14:40] <dsl_> ah, brb
[14:40] <Dr_Willis> I have so many things i 'always' do when i set up samba on my lan. I forget what ones are really needed
[14:40] <Dr_Willis> dsl_:  and dont use spaces in share names. :) thats a pain to work around
[14:41] <timber> someone could show me a good ER modeling tool?
[14:42]  * erUSUL wonders what ER is 
[14:43] <geirha> erUSUL: Entity relationship modelling
[14:44] <geirha> timber: tcm tool for conceptual modeling
[14:44] <erUSUL> geirha: tyvm
[14:44] <dsl_> Dr_Willis: i changed the workgroup to what it should be but findsmb still doesn't see other win machines, maybe i can switch em all to staic ip's and use that
[14:45] <petrolman> Hi, how can I find out which packages include certian tools like ip, f, brctl etc?
[14:45] <miftahsan> epidermis seems cool :D
[14:45] <goppp> error: unknown command 'drivemap' in grub when booting of a fresh install of ubuntu
[14:45] <goppp> anyone have  a clue why
[14:45] <joaopinto> petrolman, dpkg -S $(which command)
[14:45] <timber> geirha: ok, thanks
[14:46] <timber> geirha: the link is broken
[14:46] <youssef> hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
[14:46] <pattabi> hiiiiiiiiii
[14:46] <klxklx> hillo
[14:46] <geirha> timber: Did I provide a link? ... it's in the repos. Package name  tcm
[14:47] <timber> geirha: no, i was telling about the link on the project's homepage
[14:47] <dsl_> Dr_Willis: thanks for helping, this system is going down for a reboot ;)
[14:48] <petrolman> joaopinto, and when tool/command isnt installed yet?
[14:48] <geirha> timber: Ah, well you'll get the same info from the tcm-doc package. Install it and look in /usr/share/doc/tcm-doc/
[14:48] <joaopinto> petrolman, for that you need apt-file
[14:49] <timber> geirha: ok, thanks
[14:49] <erUSUL> petrolman: dpkg -S $(which ip) works
[14:49] <grifo74> i have problem with my intel gma 945 on ubuntu 9.10 3d not work??
[14:50] <petrolman> erUSUL, it only works when ip is already installed
[14:50] <erUSUL> petrolman: then install apt-file or use the bot
[14:50] <erUSUL> !find brctl
[14:50] <geirha> petrolman: packages.ubuntu.com
[14:51] <petrolman> !find ip
[14:51] <erUSUL> petrolman: that comes in iproute2
[14:51] <mr_engineer> hi, I am having sound absence in games since i removed pulseaudio, what is happening?
[14:52] <mr_engineer> I was told system would fall back and use alsa
[14:52] <erUSUL> petrolman: without the 2 ;P
[14:52] <grifo74>  i have problem with my intel gma 945 on ubuntu 9.10 3d not work??
[14:52] <erUSUL> petrolman: and shoulb be installed by default
[14:52] <Dr_Willis> !intel
[14:53] <SoulBlade> anybody have a clue why none of my apps can span two monitors?  i cant change window size by grabbing the right side of the window, and anytime i drag the left across to the other monitor, it stops, or just ends up squished to one monitor
[14:53] <Dr_Willis> SoulBlade:  using Twinview? or what video cards?
[14:53] <ActionParsnip> SoulBlade: can you move it to the middle then drag on the other monitor
[14:53] <Dr_Willis> SoulBlade:  twinview has that 'feature' but like ActionParsnip  says. thats a way to do it.
[14:53] <airtonix> while doing screencasts is there a tool to show which keys and mouse buttons are being used ?
[14:54] <mr_engineer> hi, is there any package that i can install to replace the things removing pulseaudio took?
[14:54] <popey> airtonix: yes, but i can never remember the name of it!
[14:54] <Dr_Willis> airtonix:  ive seen that asked befor. but never seen an app. I was thinking i saw a kde or gnome panel app for that also.
[14:54] <ActionParsnip> Dr_Willis: not a bad guess eh
[14:54] <SoulBlade> i cant drag it to the middle - when i try to increase size, it just squeezes to one window
[14:54] <Homely_Girl> Anyone here experienced with karmic 'n mobile b/band dongles??
[14:54] <ActionParsnip> !3g
[14:55] <paschu> Guys, I want to programme Java, is there any program for ubuntu?
[14:55] <wvd> paschu: As in IDE?
[14:55] <airtonix> SoulBlade, because you don't have the multimonitor setup properly for that particular scenario
[14:55] <forceflow> paschu: Eclipse
[14:55] <ActionParsnip> Homely_Girl: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NetworkManager/Hardware/3G
[14:55] <ActionParsnip> !ide | paschu
[14:55] <paschu> forceflow: Isnt Ecplise for c++?
[14:55] <SoulBlade> this is using twinview - nvidia
[14:55] <airtonix> SoulBlade, what video card are you using ?
[14:56] <forceflow> paschu: there are different versions
[14:56] <SoulBlade> its a geforce 7300 gt
[14:56] <chaitanya_> Hi
[14:56] <SoulBlade> karmic ubuntu
[14:56] <judgen> I wish to prevent my screen from going dark when inactive. I have allready disabled gnome-power.manager and DPMS. What else should i stop to achieve my goal?
[14:56] <ActionParsnip> nvidia ftw :D
[14:56] <petrolman> do I have to reboot my system after editing /etc/default/rcS ?
[14:56] <chaitanya_> is opencv package in the ubuntu packages repository ?
[14:56] <|chris|> hi, anyone got an apple time capsule working mounted on ubuntu??
[14:56] <airtonix> SoulBlade, it works for me
[14:56] <ActionParsnip> judgen: turn off screensaver
[14:57] <Homely_Girl> Anyone here experienced with karmic 'n mobile b/band dongles??
[14:57] <airtonix> SoulBlade, i'm using geforce 8800gts
[14:57] <ActionParsnip> judgen: i also had to use some extra linesin xorg.conf
[14:57] <SoulBlade> yea i cant imagine it shouldn't work... but dont know of any settings
[14:57] <judgen> ActionParsnip, i could paste my xorg.
[14:57] <airtonix> SoulBlade, i assume you are using the nvida setup tool ?
[14:57] <ActionParsnip> judgen: http://pastebin.com/f4ddc9186
[14:57] <airtonix> SoulBlade, http://www.ubuntu-pics.de/bild/34662/screenshot_nvidia_x_server_settings_OFxrgj.png
[14:57] <SoulBlade> yea
[14:58] <judgen> ActionParsnip, yeah i have the same serverflags'
[14:58] <SoulBlade> i think it might compiz
[14:58] <ActionParsnip> judgen: last few bits, also check the DPMS option in the video card section
[14:58] <|chris|> anyone got an apple time capsule working mounted on ubuntu? i am a lonely linux dude on a predominantly mac network :'( lol
[14:58] <airtonix> SoulBlade, i'm also using compiz, ( you migh want to install compizconfig-settings-manager )
[14:59] <ActionParsnip> judgen: i also uninstalled the screensavers
[14:59] <airtonix> SoulBlade, ccsm will give you greater control over compiz than the standard options interface.
[14:59] <SoulBlade> yea i have it - i thought it might be because i had snapping windows enabled but that wasnt it
[14:59] <SoulBlade> ah ok maybe i dont have it
[14:59] <judgen> ActionParsnip, Now ive installed screensavers. Ill be inactive for a while and see how it goes.
[14:59] <airtonix> SoulBlade, fusion-icon is also another handy tool to have around when using compiz
[15:00] <ActionParsnip> judgen: if you change xorg.conf you'll need to restart X
[15:00] <judgen> ActionParsnip, i have all those lines in my xorg allready. Plus many more.
[15:00] <airtonix> SoulBlade, ccsm looks like this : http://www.ubuntu-pics.de/bild/34665/screenshot_006_91GZ3h.png
[15:01] <airtonix> SoulBlade, each of those entries on the right gives more options
[15:01] <SoulBlade> yea i have that - sorry.
[15:02] <berrybarry> anyone know if their is linux for motorola rival
[15:02] <airtonix> SoulBlade, so you can have a window straddle the monitor chasm but when you try to resize the window it decides that it will only live on one of the two monitors ?
[15:03] <BluesKaj> howdy
[15:03] <Dr_Willis> airtonix:  if the window is mainly in one monitor it can jump to be all on one monitor - yes. ive seen that
[15:04] <airtonix> Dr_Willis, it was a question regarding SoulBlades situation.
[15:04] <airtonix> Dr_Willis, as it doesn't happen to me and i was trying to clarify the situation
[15:04] <Dr_Willis> I wonder if one can get a compiz key setting to max a window across both. Probverly can.. if ya can dig for 3 hrs in the settings of ccsm L(
[15:04] <Dr_Willis> airtonix:  it may be a twinview feature not a compiz thing.
[15:05] <airtonix> Dr_Willis, i am also using twinview
[15:05] <Dr_Willis> took me about 3 tries last night to resize the gnome file manager across both monitors :)
[15:06] <airtonix> SoulBlade, i'm not sure but i also have window snapping turned on (in edge resistance mode) so not sure why this is happening to you
[15:08] <mattayers> Hi all, I've upgraded to 9.10 x64 on AMD server. And can connect via ssh fine but it doesn't like resolving anything, e.g. ping google.com says unknown host. I've tried disabling IpV6 and still nout, any one had anything similar?
[15:08] <ActionParsnip> Dr_Willis: you could set the x-y size of the window at startup ;)
[15:08] <miftahsan> Dr_Willis: sorry to ask again, i've install epidermis but encounter something ==> Traceback (most recent call last):  File "/usr/bin/epidermis", line 14, in <module>    import epidermis ImportError: No module named epidermis
[15:09] <Dr_Willis> miftahsan:  how did you install it?
[15:09] <Trentin35413> Ok, this is a make question.  I am getting a missing separator.  Stop error.  I understand that it is usually caused by using spaces instead of tabs.  But I am certain I have used tabs.  I even used unexpand to confirm this.
[15:09] <Dr_Willis> miftahsan:  i used gdebi to install it when i downloaded it.. and it also installed a few extra paxkages it needed
[15:09] <Trentin35413> the line is ".ifmake blah"
[15:09] <miftahsan> using dpkg, i download it from launchpad
[15:09] <Dr_Willis> miftahsan:  launchpad? i got it at the epidermis homepage.
[15:10] <gaelfx2> I'm thinking of building a linux box from scratch, but I need help finding out which components I should put into it, any suggestions about where to look for such info?
[15:10] <miftahsan> Dr_Willis: ou, sorry i miss that. ok i will try again
[15:10] <Dr_Willis> gaelfx2:  look at the sites that sell preinstalled linux machines,,. and get what they use.
[15:12] <DJones> !hcl | gaelfx2 This link can be helpful if you want to check whether a specific piece of hardware will work with linux
[15:12] <Dr_Willis> of course i often find - i cant build one for  the same price. They often get discounts. I dont.
[15:12] <ActionParsnip> gaelfx2: its also offtopic here
[15:12] <nruzinda> [DB]_Naruto_Shippuuden_091_Sub_French_[38BA73B2].avi
[15:13] <gaelfx2> ActionParsnip: I know it's not entirely on topic, but I figured the isse would be resolved quickly without much disruption to current conversations, so shall we leave it at that?
[15:13] <om26er> !ot
[15:13] <ActionParsnip> gaelfx2: sure
[15:14] <gaelfx2> thank you :D
[15:15] <Dr_Willis> Been looking at getting a new ubuntu box from  http://www.zareason.com    here  :)
[15:15] <Vinceman> Dr_Willis I'm going to a party now
[15:15] <Vinceman> good luck with your grandson
[15:16] <Dr_Willis> Yep. 1 yr olds are so cute.
[15:16] <gaelfx2> a real issue I have had recently though is that neither of the netbook remixes will even start on my netbook, neither Ubuntu nor Kubuntu, and the checksums of the images matched the sums up on the releases page, so I'm not sure why I can't get them going in live mode at all
[15:16] <djtoast> Hi all,  Im preparing to build a new computer.  I was checking hw compatibility and came accross some notes on Intel i7 and turbo boost not working under unbuntu.  some articles say it is some others not.. does anyone know if its the case or not?
[15:17] <PredaGR> hello world, how do I set the default audio device in Xubuntu?
[15:17] <ActionParsnip> Dr_Willis: my nxt purchase: http://www.fit-pc.co.uk/
[15:19] <gaelfx2> that breeze pro has a mighty nice lookin enclosure :D
[15:19] <Dr_Willis> its nice to see more and more makers selling linux box's
[15:20] <djtoast> anyone?  core i7 turbo boost under ubuntu? working ?
[15:20] <rubenset1> wow
[15:20] <gaelfx2> yeah, I look forward to a time when people actually talk about whether they should get windows or linux on their next computer (not online I mean)
[15:20] <ActionParsnip> Dr_Willis: the place i got my desktop from have closed as they have reached their goal of bringing linux to the masses
[15:21] <ActionParsnip> djtoast: you'd have to check the change logs at www.kernel.org
[15:21] <occy> !restrictedformats
[15:21] <occy> I don't see anything for 9.10 :/
[15:22] <om26er> occy, same works for 9.10
[15:22] <ActionParsnip> occy: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[15:22] <occy> yeah... I can't read sorry
[15:22] <gaelfx2> I can't decide if I need an optical drive or not though
[15:22] <ActionParsnip> gaelfx2: just share one over lan and use that if you need optical ;)
[15:23] <mezquitale> gaelfx2, you dont need it maybe you just want it
[15:23] <gaelfx2> ActionParsnip: haha, good point :P
[15:23] <flavetius> maoooooooooooooooooo
[15:23] <ActionParsnip> gaelfx2: s'what i do
[15:24]  * om26er bought a dvd burner and never used it in a month
[15:24] <theoo> how can i change the ubuntu s-video setting.. i want to replace NTSC with PALB where edit this?
[15:24] <gaelfx2> I've been considering using Amahi, though they still don't have much going for Ubuntu atm
[15:24] <ActionParsnip> gaelfx2: its funny to run my ccna materials in wine via x forwarding
[15:24] <ActionParsnip> theoo: in xorg.conf if you have one
[15:24] <theoo> ActionParsnip, thnx
[15:25] <theoo> ActionParsnip, how can i create one?
[15:26] <Muhammad_Saad> How do I prevent people booting into recovery mode without a password?
[15:26] <jbrinkmann> Hi. Is there a way to find out which key belongs to a PPA, i.e. the following: http://ppa.launchpad.net/monty/ubuntu/ ?
[15:26] <gaelfx2> theoo: if you don't have one, creating one won't help
[15:26] <theoo> gaelfx2, so i cannot get a color output on my tv?
[15:27] <jbrinkmann> There is no userpage on launchpad for "monty". I need to know which key I have to import using apt-key and deployment via puppet.
[15:27] <lolmac> hi, i know its mostly about personality and taste, but which one is better kde or gnome?
[15:28] <piyo> nethack-lisp for hardy seems to be missing some help files, where can i get help?
[15:28] <lolmac> i mean, in the speed and tools
[15:28] <Muhammad_Saad> lolmac, depends on your requirements.
[15:29] <mezquitale> lolmac, if you want eye candy go for kde, if you want speed, gnome
[15:29] <lolmac> mezquitale
[15:29] <lolmac> thanks
[15:30] <lolmac> i wanted speed and toolls
[15:30] <gaelfx2> theoo: I didn't say that, but if you don't have xorg.conf, then making one won't make your system use it
[15:30] <lolmac> i was testing kde now
[15:30] <gaelfx2> theoo: what kind of graphics card do you have?
[15:30] <lolmac> i will install ubuntu back
[15:30] <spacebison1> Is there something similar to crlt-alt-del in Ubuntu to kill a program running in fullscreen that locks up?
[15:30] <remoteCTRL1> where have the minimize/maximize/close buttons gone in the netboook remix???
[15:30] <gaelfx2> spacebison1: try alt+tab to get out of it then use system monitor
[15:31] <Dmole> could someone please update this page https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Webcam
[15:31] <theoo> gaelfx2, i have Intel Corporation Mobile GM965/GL960 Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 03)
[15:31] <gaelfx2> remoteCTRL they don't have them because it's liked tab browsing through all apps
[15:31] <isolat3dsh33p> spacebison1: I don't think there is besides the legendary ctrl+atl+backspace that kills your X server. :)
[15:32] <gaelfx2> spacebison1: you can also try ctrl+alt+left/right if you have more than one workspace
[15:32] <spacebison1> gaelfx2: Yes I've tried that before but it doesn't work with full screen stuff like games
[15:33] <MikeChelen> how can audio be configured with stereo bluetooth headphones? they don't show up in the sound preferences
[15:33] <Sacho> how can I see what libraries an executable depends on?
[15:33] <gaelfx2> spacebison1: oh, well, it had worked for me in the past, but I guess it might not work with certain games
[15:34] <mezquitale> spacebison1, you could also use a console and kill the game but the resolution might not get resetted if youre playing a 3D game, you  would have to restart the xserver to do that
[15:34] <Muhammad_Saad> sorry I was disconnected. Has there been a reply to my question?
[15:34] <mezquitale> Sacho, use synaptic and look at the properties
[15:34] <isolat3dsh33p> spacebison1: ctrl+alt+backspace is the solution. But it'll log you out from your current session.
[15:34] <Slart> !dontzap | isolat3dsh33p, spacebison1
[15:35] <Muhammad_Saad> How do I prevent people booting into recovery mode and changing system stuff without a password?
[15:35] <Sacho> mezquitale: erm, how would I use synaptic to view an executable file? :/
[15:35] <Slart> Muhammad_Saad: well.. encryption is the only way that I know of
[15:35] <mezquitale> Muhammad_Saad, the only way I know is to put a password in the computer's BIOS so that the machine wont boot up unless you put in the password
[15:36] <Slart> Muhammad_Saad: you can always remove the recovery mode from the grub menu.. that makes it a little less obvious... they can still boot from a live cd and do nasty stuff though
[15:36] <mezquitale> Sacho, what do you mean by "executable"?  which application youre referring to?
[15:38] <Raven737> Hi :) I want to install ubuntu on my laptop. It already has windows on it in one partition, is there way to make it dual bootable without reformating the hard drive?
[15:38] <chad_> hi:)
[15:39] <CShadowRun> Raven737: yup, just put the disc in, it'll automatically offer to dual boot for you.
[15:39] <airtonix> Raven737, yes if there is space, just boot from the cd and follow the guide partitioning section
[15:39] <mezquitale> Raven737, I would recomend to partition the drive first then make sure windows works then install ubuntu
[15:40] <spacebison> Raven737: http://apcmag.com/how_to_dual_boot_windows_xp_and_linux_xp_installed_first.htm
[15:40] <CShadowRun> mezquitale: why? that makes it a whole lot more complicated
[15:40] <CShadowRun> If you install windows first, then install ubuntu, ubuntu handles everything, sets up grub boot menu for you, job done
[15:40] <Raven737> mezquitale: well windows is setup and works, i want ubuntu as well but without changing the hdd layout..
[15:40] <Machtin> heyho.
[15:41] <Machtin> how can i check whether i'm connected via gbit or 100mbit lan?
[15:41] <CShadowRun> Raven737: ubuntu will create it's own partition and resize your windows one
[15:41] <Raven737> airtonix: ok, thanks for the help, and by space you mean normal unused space, not unpartitioned space, right?
[15:41] <airtonix> spacebison, that guide uses an older version of ubuntu...so the stesp woon;t be the same in Raven737 is using 9.10
[15:42] <Raven737> CShadowRun: oh i see, great, thanks for the info! :)
[15:42] <airtonix> Raven737, both. ubuntu guided partitioning stage of the installer will be able to make use of either
[15:42] <CShadowRun> Raven737: np :)
[15:42] <mezquitale> Raven737, you can install wubi inside windows, otherwise you will have to repartition your drive using gparted, if you want to know how to partition the drive just ask
[15:42] <airtonix> Raven737, make sure you have shut windows down properly before attempting this
[15:42] <spacebison> Right, it's still pretty much the same though, you just have to be careful not to wipe the whole drive
[15:43] <mezquitale> CShadowRun, it's not complicated using a GUI and gparted, for beginners I would rather partition the drive first since that process alone takes a long time
[15:43] <CShadowRun> mezquitale: but the installer would take the exact same amount of time :S
[15:44] <ironfroggy_> what would cause a usb storage device to disconnect on one machine, but not another?
[15:44] <mezquitale> CShadowRun, caveat emptor!  if you want the utility to do it for you, that's fine, if you want to actually see what's going on and you want to be in control then use gparted then install ubuntu
[15:45] <airtonix> spacebison, Raven737 this guide is more relevant : http://news.softpedia.com/news/Installing-Ubuntu-9-10-126370.shtml
[15:45] <Raven737> mezquitale: uh wubi  is cool, i didn't even knew something like that was possible, i think i'll start with that and see how it goes. Thank you!
[15:45] <CShadowRun> mezquitale: exactly, see what's going on and want to be in control, that's not for beginners
[15:45] <Richard> hi
[15:45] <Guest70080> i need some help formatting and partitioning a drive so i can install windows 7
[15:45] <Raven737> airtonix: thank you!
[15:45] <CShadowRun> Raven737: i wouldn't recommend wubi for long term use, ntfs tends to be unstable and the drive images can occasionally corrupt
[15:45] <Guest70080> can anyone help me ?
[15:46] <airtonix> Raven737, but before you do anything : a few questions : 1) how much free space do you have left ?
[15:46] <mezquitale> Guest70080, boot up into a live CD and use gparted
[15:46] <Guest70080> i tried gparted
[15:46] <Raven737> CShadowRun: yea i though so, but by drive image you mean just that which wuib would use, right?
[15:46] <mezquitale> Guest70080, and what happens?
[15:46] <CShadowRun> Raven737: yea, i had a friend who used wubi and one day he had a power cut, and then his drive image was corrupted and ubuntu wouldn't boot anymore.
[15:46] <Guest70080> but when i right clicked the white bar that represented my harddrive, the "new" option isnt selectable
[15:47] <CShadowRun> Raven737: CD install is always best imo :)
[15:48] <Guest70080> so then i tried using terminal and it says that because the amount of cylinders in my hard drive is more than 1024, it may present problems in booting and partitioning programs from other OS's
[15:48] <mezquitale> Guest70080, the first thing you want to do is create some free space, do you only have one partition?
[15:48] <Guest70080> and sinse i'm trying to install windows 7
[15:48] <Guest70080> i thought i'd better not do it that way
[15:48] <Guest70080> erm
[15:48] <Guest70080> think theres two
[15:48] <Raven737> CShadowRun: ok thanks, i'll read the guides and see which sems most dooable for me, thanks!
[15:48] <mezquitale> Guest70080, are you trying to install ubuntu or windows 7?
[15:48] <CShadowRun> :)
[15:49] <Guest70080> windows 7
[15:49] <Guest70080> i have ubuntu running
[15:49] <Raven737> Thank you all for help! This was the most helpful irc channel i have ever been to! Thank you all so much! ^_^)/~~~
[15:51] <ashish> How i can completely remove Kubuntu-desktop
[15:51] <mezquitale> Guest70080, if you want to use gparted I recommend you use a live CD unless you know what youre doing, I can walk you through creating space but I dont know if it'll help you since it looks like you already have ubuntu and now youre going to install winwdows7
[15:51] <Guest70080> i'm doing this because i tried to install windows 7 by booting from disk and it said that it cant be installed on a partition not formatted as ntfs
[15:51] <IdleOne> !puregnome | ashish
[15:51] <lynvern> since upgrading to 9.10, my ubuntu is sometimes unstable and crashes. could it be that this is because i have only 512MB ram?
[15:52] <Guest70080> live CD, is that the CD i used to install ubuntu ?
[15:52] <DJones> lynvern: My normal machine only has 512Mb ram and I haven'y had problems with crashes
[15:53] <IdleOne> Guest70080: yes.
[15:53] <erUSUL> !gpgerr
[15:53] <mezquitale> Guest70080, yes, when you boot up dont choose to install ubuntu
[15:53] <Guest70080> i've barely used ubuntu, i installed it on my brothers PC, then he started getting all fussy saying that he wants windows vista, even though he hasnt even tried ubuntu
[15:54] <Guest70080> so sinse it's my brothers PC i want partitioning, i can talk on my pc (this pc) whilst i do it
[15:54] <BluesKaj> Guest70080, I guess all his friends have Vista ...doesn't want to be different
[15:55] <Guest70080> he doesn't even use his pc
[15:55] <lynvern> and i have display problems, especially when running open office ans something else at one time, i get very strange lines crossing over the screen. when  i change to a text console and then back to graphic, it's away.
[15:55] <Guest70080> just being picky
[15:55] <Guest70080> he doesnt play pc games so its not a problem with compatability
[15:55] <karioke> Hi everyone. I want to change the logo of ubuntu which comes during the initial startup screen (on a black background in karmic, before the actual loading starts) with an image of my choice. I am preparing a custom distribution based on ubuntu. Please help.
[15:55] <Guest70080> okay, i'll go run the CD and then come back
[15:55] <kinja-sheep> Guest70080: You have a fussy brother. :<
[15:56] <mezquitale> Guest70080, before you do that make sure you know what partitions ubuntu is using, use "sudo fdisk -l"
[15:57] <feuplive> bla
[15:57] <Guest70080> oh err
[15:57] <Guest70080> i just ran it
[15:57] <Guest70080> but i'll assume its /div/sda
[15:57] <Guest70080> or whatever div should be
[15:57] <Guest70080> dont think its div is it ?
[15:58] <popey>  /dev/sda
[15:58] <Guest70080> yeh dev
[15:58] <Guest70080> thats the one
[15:58] <Guest70080> thanks
[15:58] <Guest70080> right, what do i do now ?
[15:59] <Leoneof`> hello Ubuntu folks!
[16:00] <hwilde> persia, k
[16:00] <persia> hwilde: So, basically, jscalibrator miscalibrated the joystick except for *one game* for a long time.
[16:00] <hwilde> persia, without running jscalibrator, the logitech rumblepad analog sticks give bogus values.
[16:00] <persia> And *nothing* else used libjsw, or the jscalibrator output.
[16:01] <Guest70080> hello ?
[16:01] <persia> hwilde: Given how jscalibrator works, that's a coincidence: for most joysticks (including a lot of logitech ones), it tended to break things.
[16:02] <Mefached> I understand that I won't get any support if I am to compile a new kernel for Ubuntu, but if anyone here has done so, what problems will I encounter?
[16:02] <persia> hwilde: So, try "jscal".  It's command-line only, but it actually sets stuff that affects the input processing, using the kernel interfaces.
[16:02] <persia> As a result, it actually works.
[16:02] <Guest70080> can't anyone help me please ?
[16:02] <Guest70080> 3:
[16:02] <Leoneof`> i never installed compiz, but i see  it in Processes in the System Monitor, how to disable it?
[16:02] <persia> (jscalibrator only wrote a hints config file for libjsw, which, as I said, was only used by *one game*)
[16:03] <hwilde> persia, yeah well all of our software libraries use it so that is going to be a bit of an effort.    how do we access the joystics in c code with libjsw
[16:03] <hamzaatova1> hi - ive an awful problem with empathy - when i try to add an msn user i get the text changed to my address so i cant add - what is it?
[16:03] <Slart> Leoneof`: I think compiz is installed by default in karmic
[16:03] <hamzaatova1> why does ubuntu one bakcup thee names of folderds but not the files?????????/
[16:04] <Leoneof`> Slart, oh ok, how to run it? :p
[16:04] <Slart> Leoneof`: if you go to system, preferences, appearance and select the visual effects tab.. set it to normal or extra and you'll be using compiz
[16:05] <Leoneof`> Slart: it is in Normal, next step?
[16:05] <Slart> Leoneof`: there is no more steps.. click ok and you should be running compiz
[16:05] <Leoneof`> :/
[16:06] <Slart> !ccsm | Leoneof`: use this for all the nifty effects
[16:06] <Leoneof`> Slart: thanks about ccsm, that is what i need ;)
[16:07] <Slart> Leoneof`: you're welcome
[16:08] <rob0917> I've uninstalled wine in ubuntu 9.10 but it still shows up in the menu ,how can I remove it ?
[16:08] <Leoneof`> another problem, when i try to install via terminal or Synaptic...it will show me this message "E: Could not get lock /var/cache/apt/archives/lock - open (11: Resource temporarily unavailable)"
[16:08] <rob0917>  I've uninstalled wine in ubuntu 9.10 but it still shows up in the menu ,how can I remove it ?
[16:09] <Guest70080> I'm trying to format and partition a hdd using live CD, can anybody help me please ?
[16:09] <trism> rob0917: right click on the menu, edit menu, select the wine folder in the items list and click delete
[16:09] <rob0917> thanks
[16:11] <RottenEgg3X> hi all!
[16:12] <delusion987> Hello, I am having a problem with my soundcard (ICH5), I am unable to setup 5.1 sound on it.... any can help me? :S
[16:12] <Oponium> Hello. Whenever I try and play a song Rhythmbox freezes. is there any way to fix it?
[16:13] <`mOOse`> morning
[16:13] <`mOOse`> sorry for the proxy - I'm at work :-)
[16:14] <Oponium> LIAR!
[16:14] <`mOOse`> ok, I'm SUPPOSED to be at work :P
[16:14] <RottenEgg3X> !Time
[16:15] <Rich864> hi
[16:15] <papul> !hi | Rich864
[16:15] <`mOOse`> I mean I AM at work, as opposed to working!
[16:15] <Rich864> :)
[16:16] <sanguisdex> so I installed ubuntu on me moms machine and she loves it. the only issue is that she has an intel graphics card and every time the kernal updates, the screen goes black in the boot up and I have to drive over and fix the grub config this is a pain for her and me. is there any way to fix this permanently or should I down grade
[16:16] <Rich864> I'm having some problems with partitioning a hard drive using live CD
[16:16] <chalcedony> is there a way to lock my computer when i'm not at the keyboard (but not have to reboot it)? it's ubuntu 9.04
[16:16] <pcl0adl3tt3r> hello all.
[16:16] <juan__> Hi there... Anybody can tell me what is the driver for the logitec webcams?????'
[16:16] <Oponium> chalcedony, sure. isn't there an option?
[16:16] <papul> !hi | pcl0adl3tt3r
[16:16] <chalcedony> SandGorgon, set it up so you can ssh in and fix it.
[16:17] <chalcedony> Oponium, no idea?
[16:17] <Oponium> chalcedony, i think ubuntu 9.04 has that new indicator applet for session management. just go to where you normally go for logging in/out/shutting down/rebooting, and there should be a lock screen option.
[16:17] <Oponium> i have it here on ubuntu 8.04 so it shouldn't be a problem.
[16:17] <Rich864> why do you want to lock it anyway
[16:17] <pcl0adl3tt3r> Thank you. I have a question, I just didn't want to interrupt anyone. I am as fresh an Ubuntu user as you can find. I've been reading the documentation etc. My question is: how do I access my network connections? I have 2 wireless cards, and I want to disable one of htem
[16:17] <pcl0adl3tt3r> them*
[16:18] <chalcedony> SandGorgon, you'll probably need that for lots of things.. darned good to set it up before you are needed at 3 am.
[16:18] <Gwince|Work> juan__ : I have a Quickcam 9000 and Ubuntu 9.10, and it just worked when I plugged it in.
[16:18] <Rich864> If you're going to disable it, you might aswell remove it from your computer
[16:18] <pcl0adl3tt3r> its internal, I can't
[16:18] <Rich864> both ?
[16:18] <Rich864> oh right
[16:18] <Rich864> the one you want to use isnt
[16:18] <pcl0adl3tt3r> the one I want is PCMCIA
[16:19] <Rich864> hmm
[16:19] <papul> how can i check which files are installed by a pkg??
[16:19] <Ookami> ok guys .. i'm wondering about a few things .. "1. Why when i use "pidgin" to go to "yahoo.chatrooms" i see ppl type but they don't see me type" . "2. what is the "BEST" software for "audio conversation" in "ubuntu" ? " ..
[16:19] <Rich864> i'm not gonna be any help
[16:19] <Rich864> i barely know anything about ubuntu
[16:19] <pcl0adl3tt3r> I know I can disable it in the BIOS, but i want to learn more about ubuntu
[16:20] <marekw2143> olano
[16:20] <intel> Can anyone guide with screen sharing
[16:20] <meganox> how do you disable DRI in Jaunty, Intel 915GM?  "Option NoDRI" and "Option DRI false" no longer work.  Basically I want to disable everything 3D related.
[16:20] <nmvictor> i recieve this message:" WARNING: cannot/etc/mysql/my.cnf"  every time the system boots,/etc/mysql/my.cnf is not in my system, however, their is /etc/my.cnf, what should i do to remove the error message?
[16:20] <chalcedony> Oponium, wow! ok thanks :)
[16:20] <pcl0adl3tt3r> My question is basically, I'm missing the network connections option for some reason
[16:21] <pcl0adl3tt3r> all docs point to a Network app which I dont have
[16:21] <Oponium> pcl0adl3tt3r, should be in your system tray
[16:21] <Oponium> pcl0adl3tt3r, or go to system --> administration --> network
[16:21] <pcl0adl3tt3r> I have network tools, no network
[16:21] <pcl0adl3tt3r> thats why im stumped
[16:21] <Oponium> hm, i have it on hardy.
[16:21] <Oponium> is it in your system tray?
[16:21] <JonathanEllis> Do the iso images on the download page get updated after release?
[16:21] <pcl0adl3tt3r> I see the wireless antenna, if thats what you mean
[16:21] <Oponium> JonathanEllis, don't think so.
[16:22] <Oponium> pcl0adl3tt3r, um.
[16:22] <Oponium> i don't have wireless so i'm not very good with it.
[16:22] <papul> how can i check which files are installed by a pkg??
[16:22] <marekw2143> while trying to connect via ssh to remote host, the "Unlock private key" window appears. How to reset password to unlock private key?
[16:22] <Rich864> too many questions, not enough answerers
[16:22] <Oponium> pcl0adl3tt3r, can you try right clicking that and checking it out for me?
[16:22] <MakeMakeMake> .h
[16:22] <delusion987> Hello, I am having a problem with my soundcard (Intel ICH5) in ubuntu 9.10, I am unable to setup 5.1 sound correctly... any1 can help me out? :S
[16:22] <Oponium> pcl0adl3tt3r, should be a network manager icon in your system tray.
[16:22] <JonathanEllis> Are there any devs who can give a definitive answer or should I ask in another channel? (Original question "Do the iso images on the download page get updated after release?")
[16:23] <pcl0adl3tt3r> i have checkboxes which say enable networking, enable wireless, etc
[16:23] <Ookami> ok guys .. i'm wondering about a few things .. "1. Why when i use "pidgin" to go to "yahoo.chatrooms" i see ppl type but they don't see me type" . "2. what is the "BEST" software for "audio conversation" in "ubuntu" ? " ..
[16:23] <u-foka2> Hy! Is there a way to remove the messy cpan installed modules from perl? (without a clean install)
[16:23] <pcl0adl3tt3r> and no options to disable in there
[16:23] <Ookami> ok guys .. i'm wondering about a few things .. "1. Why when i use "pidgin" to go to "yahoo.chatrooms" i see ppl type but they don't see me type" . "2. what is the "BEST" software for "audio conversation" in "ubuntu" ? " ..
[16:23] <Oponium> pcl0adl3tt3r, no edit connections or anything?
[16:23] <Ookami> oops
[16:23] <papul> its all getting messed up
[16:23] <pcl0adl3tt3r> I am in edit connections now
[16:23] <Oponium> JonathanEllis, define "updated"
[16:24] <pcl0adl3tt3r> but it edits the actual wireless connections, not the devices
[16:24] <Oponium> pcl0adl3tt3r, can you do anything from there?
[16:24] <jasman> !shell
[16:24] <Oponium> pcl0adl3tt3r, i don't know the proper way to do things with wireless. but i'd assume you can disable it in ifconfig
[16:24] <pcl0adl3tt3r> no...can i somehow reinstall that networks application?
[16:24] <selekta> Hello friends. I have an issue. I recently broke my arm in a car accident, and I am trying to get mousetrap working. But when I start it, it does absolutely nothing.
[16:24] <selekta> Can someone help me?
[16:25] <Oponium> pcl0adl3tt3r, not sure. think in newer releases of ubuntu they use network manager for network connection management instead of the traditional method (ifup and stuff)
[16:25] <pcl0adl3tt3r> i dont think I have that for some reason
[16:26] <Rich864> can nobody help me ?
[16:26] <meganox> pcl0adl3tt3r: i don't think reinstalling will help you.  you do have NetworkManager, it works in the background.  The wireless thing you're clicking on now is called nm-applet, it is the front end for NetworkManager
[16:26] <LinuxCommunity>  Rich864: with what
[16:26] <selekta> It's very difficult for me to work my mouse, and I need help you guys!
[16:26] <JonathanEllis> Oponium: My system gets updated almost every day. I just wondered if any of the updates get incorporated into the iso images. I had a disaster trying to install Karmic and someone suggested it was a good idea to wait a few weeks after release date before trying a new release if I didnt want to suffer teething troubles. So does that mean the iso gets updated after release? If I download a karmic iso now, would it have updated packages on it compared t
[16:26] <Rich864> i'm trying to partition a harddrive using the ubuntu install CD
[16:27] <pcl0adl3tt3r> so im still confused...how do i disable it then
[16:27] <Oponium> JonathanEllis, no. ubuntu releases get updated after release (i.e., ubuntu 8.04 is updated to 8.04.1 then 8.04.2 and now its at 8.04.3).
[16:27] <starcannon> JonathanEllis, I think they do that with the LTS, not sure about the tweenleases though.
[16:27] <rputnins> ubottu: the fakeraid install is for desktop only, am I wright? How to install server on software raid5?
[16:27] <LinuxCommunity> Rich864: yea and? how far did you get? you put the cd in , computer boots off the cd
[16:27] <selekta> mousetrap is in the ubuntu software center. Does it work for anyone else? I installed it properly then I click on the icon and it does nothing. It's making my laptop fan get all loud so I think I might have like 10 processes of it running.
[16:27] <Oponium> JonathanEllis, sorry. _LTS_ releases get updated after release. after a certain period of time. regular releases don't.
[16:27] <miftahsan> hey everyone, can i turn on internal speaker in ubuntu, my external speaker is taken over
[16:28] <selekta> Please help! My arm is broken and using my mouse SUCKS
[16:28] <Rich864> i'm just at the main menu
[16:28] <LzrdKing> this is bizarre: gui tools don't like my password but cli tools do
[16:28] <OerHeks> selekta after install, run update ?
[16:28] <Rich864> somebody told me to use live CD to do it, so i booted from cd, and then he just dissapeared
[16:28] <LinuxCommunity>  Rich864: you want to install ubuntu right, then go head and select to install it
[16:28] <RottenEgg3X> .
[16:28] <DNS777> :))
[16:28] <Rich864> i dont want to install ubuntu
[16:28] <LjL> !info keynav | selekta - i don't know about mousetrap, but i thought you might find this useful
[16:28] <Rich864> its already installed
[16:29] <JonathanEllis> Oponium: Ah! So if I download a new Hardy iso it will have updated packages compared to the one I downloaded last year but not with Jaunty or Karmic
[16:29] <DNS777> ^_^
[16:29] <xover> how do i manage runlevel services on debian systems?
[16:29] <Rich864> i'm trying to partition a harddrive so i can install windows 7
[16:29] <DNS777> eek
[16:29] <meganox> pcl0adl3tt3r: I am searching for you, because I've forgotten :)
[16:29] <jasman> how make my ubuntu support ssh?
[16:29] <LinuxCommunity> Rich864: oh boy... generally it's recommended you install windows first then ubuntu
[16:29] <pcl0adl3tt3r> is there a way to access applications without the applications list? like going through the file explorer?
[16:29] <Tiders-> jasman, Server or client
[16:29] <MenZa> !ssh | jasman
[16:29] <Rich864> i had windows installed
[16:29] <LjL> pcl0adl3tt3r: yes, they are in /usr/bin generally
[16:29] <selekta> also how do i see what processes are running? and then stop the doubles?
[16:30] <JonathanEllis> Rich864: I just repartitioned to install windows. Can I help you?
[16:30] <LjL> pcl0adl3tt3r: or you can just type their name in a terminal
[16:30] <Rich864> but made a few mistakes when installing ubuntu, and completely wiped windows vista off the system
[16:30] <miftahsan> hey everyone, can i turn on internal speaker in ubuntu, my external speaker is taken over
[16:30] <jasman> !sshd
[16:30] <pcl0adl3tt3r> what would network manager be called
[16:30] <LjL> selekta: "ps aux" will show running processes, "kill <number>" will kill them
[16:30] <LinuxCommunity> Rich864: that sucks
[16:30] <starcannon> JonathanEllis: you could use Remastersys to create a custom Ubuntu CD with your latest updates on it. http://www.ubuntugeek.com/creating-custom-ubuntu-live-cd-with-remastersys.html
[16:30] <LjL> selekta: or use gnome-system-monitor (i think that's what it's called), i guess
[16:30] <Oponium> JonathanEllis, correct.
[16:30] <LinuxCommunity> Rich864: well you can install something like Gparted on ubuntu then create a new partition
[16:30] <xover> is updaterc-d the equivalent to checkconfig for red hat?
[16:31] <JonathanEllis> Oponium: Thanks.
[16:31] <Rich864> JonathanEllis: Yes please, i tried to install windows 7, and it told me than it couldnt be installed on a partition that wasnt formatted to NTFS
[16:31] <Rich864> i did installed Gparted, but it wouldnt let me create a new partition
[16:31] <Rich864> install*
[16:31] <LinuxCommunity> Rich864: it should let you
[16:31] <SquareOne> Hi all. I can't find the information on the ubuntu download page, so I was hoping someone could tell me what the difference between Ubuntu desktop and ubuntu alternate edition. or provide a link where i can read for myself, please?
[16:31] <joepublic9> Rich864:  I would download and burn Gparted iso and format drive to ntfs with that.  It's free
[16:31] <Rich864> i selected my harddrive, then right clicked the white bar that represents my harddrive, and the "new" option wasnt highlighted
[16:32] <starcannon> Rich864 you need to install ntfsprogs in order to be able to format to ntfs
[16:32] <JonathanEllis> Rich864: Yes. Windows needs to be installed on a FAT, FAT32 or NTFS partition. It also has to be a primary partition.
[16:32] <pcl0adl3tt3r> i searched for network and only got proxy properties
[16:32] <Rich864> okay, so which one of you fine gentlemen will tell me which option is easiest :)
[16:33] <lolmac> i'm trying to uninstall kubuntu
[16:33] <lolmac> and i get the error message
[16:33] <LinuxCommunity> Rich864: to install ntfsprogs
[16:33] <starcannon> Rich864 -- sudo apt-get install ntfsprogs -- then try gparted again, you should now be able to format a partition to ntfs
[16:33] <lolmac> Internal error
[16:33] <miftahsan> hey everyone, can i turn on internal speaker in ubuntu, my external speaker is taken over
[16:33] <lolmac> Failed to run pylauncher
[16:33] <lolmac> it's inside windows 7
[16:33] <Rich864> okay brb, i'll go try that
[16:33] <Rich864> thanks
[16:33] <lolmac> and it says i don't have permission
[16:33] <JonathanEllis> Rich864: There are a few choices you can make while repartitioning to make your windows installation a bit more robust which I can take you through if you like
[16:33] <LinuxCommunity> Rich864:after you install ntfsprogs it is smooth sailing from there in gparted.
[16:33] <lolmac> but i am administrator
[16:33] <miftahsan> anybody wants to help me?
[16:33] <pcl0adl3tt3r> if someone answered, i missed it. what is the application name in /user/bin for the network settings
[16:34] <White_Pelican> hello all, is there an applet available that is more than just volume control? I need one with mixer settings
[16:34] <JonathanEllis> pcl0adl3tt3r: You can search through the channel on your name using [Ctrl] F to find any previous answers
[16:35] <pcl0adl3tt3r> thanks jonathanellis
[16:35] <bep> what group do I need to be in to use alsamixer? I get "alsamixer: function snd_ctl_open failed for default: No such file or directory" but it works fine if I do sudo alsamixer
[16:35] <pcl0adl3tt3r> no one answered yet
[16:35] <Tiders-> lolmac, This isnt a support channel for asking questions about WIndows hosts try #windows
[16:35] <bep> I'm in the audio group already
[16:35] <JonathanEllis> White_Pelican: If you right click on the volume control and select "Open volume control" you get a mixer similar to the windows one. Is that what you want or are you looking for a proper mixing applet
[16:35] <lolmac> Tiders-
[16:35] <lolmac> thanks
[16:36] <Tiders-> lolmac, They will probably be able to help you more
[16:36] <lolmac> Tiders-
[16:37] <lolmac> do you know anything called pylauncher in linux?
[16:37] <White_Pelican> JonathanEllis, I am looking for a proper mixng applet
[16:37] <White_Pelican> I'm trying to replace what I had in kde
[16:37] <Rich864> Okay, i'm back, i installed ntfsprogs and the "new" option in gparted still isnt clickable
[16:37] <pcl0adl3tt3r> can someone tell me the name of the application for network settings so i can launch it from user/bin/ rather than the system menu
[16:37] <Tiders-> lolmac, Im not sure sorry
[16:37] <JonathanEllis> Rich864: Do you still need help on partitioning for windows? I have spent the last few days doing that and sorting it to have separate partitions for Documents and Settings and other key directories
[16:38] <Rich864> Yes please
[16:38] <Rich864> but i just want this to go as fast as possible
[16:38] <Rich864> my brother barely even uses his pc
[16:38] <SquareOne> I can't find out what Ubuntu Alternate version has. Can anyone tell me where I can find this?
[16:38] <Rich864> so i don't really think he needs different partitions for documents and settings etc
[16:38] <JonathanEllis> White_Pelican: What do you want to mix? I am a sound engineer so I should be able to understand your question. You might also ask your question in #ubuntustudio as more audio people might hang out in there
[16:39] <houcine> salut
[16:39] <pcl0adl3tt3r> should i re-install ubuntu? I can't imagine doing all that for a single missing app
[16:39] <Rich864> been trying to install windows 7 for like 2 hours now
[16:40] <JonathanEllis> Rich864: The advantage of separate partitions is that then changes in Docs & Settings cant fragment operating system and program files. In My experience, fragmentation on an NTFS volume is what slows down the pc the most
[16:40] <Ookami> ok everyone :D .. i hear ppl say things about "linux" being "virues free" .. what is that ?
[16:40] <meganox> pcl0adl3tt3r: you are not missing the application, it just doesn't do what you want, which is to disable the hardware itself
[16:40] <pcl0adl3tt3r> but other people have that option
[16:40] <pcl0adl3tt3r> all the documentation ive seen references this menu choice
[16:40] <White_Pelican> basically what I want to do is change the audio settings on the output and input
[16:40] <Rich864> it's really hard to get a virus using ubuntu
[16:40] <Rich864> but it's still possible
[16:40] <bep> is the only difference between a minimal install and the regular full install the ubuntu-desktop package?
[16:41] <water> yeah, linux is built to be pretty secure, so most hackers don't bother writing viruses for it
[16:41] <kinja-sheep> SquareOne: Text-based installation. Contains support for LVM + Encryption'
[16:41] <never2far> in ubuntu 9.10 i have another host command ...how can i use the old host command ...the difference between them is the output
[16:41] <kinja-sheep> !alternative | Suqare
[16:41] <kinja-sheep> SquareOne: See ^
[16:41] <Ookami> hmm .. ok .. question #2 .. how are "linux and ubuntu" are related .. that might sound stupid .. but i wanna know ^^
[16:41] <never2far> old command: $ host example.com
[16:41] <never2far> example.com             A       192.0.32.10  ...new command: host example.com
[16:41] <never2far> example.com has address 192.0.32.10
[16:42] <pcl0adl3tt3r> w00t! I just found how to install it
[16:42] <pcl0adl3tt3r> and it worked
[16:42] <JonathanEllis> Rich864: I have created separate partitions for windows, documents and settings, my documents, my music and swap space. So my windows installation is more like a linux installation. The swap file changes size all the time so if that is on the same partition as everything else it can cause fragmentation.
[16:42] <water> ubuntu is a linux distribution, there are many flavours of linux
[16:42] <SquareOne> kinja-sheep: thank-you. I could only find information on desktop and server versions, who's useage is rather obvious.
[16:42] <Rich864> JonathanEllis: Thanks, i understand that, but it's my brothers PC that i'm trying to install Windows 7 on, and as i said, he barely ever uses it, so a little slowing down won't really affect him
[16:42] <jasman> !eggdrop
[16:42] <LinuxCommunity>  never2far: you can try the command dig,   dig google.com
[16:42] <Ookami> water, mm .. ubuntu is the best ?? ^^ ?
[16:43] <`mOOse`> pcl0adl3tt3r: I am not on my ubuntu install at the moment, but I know somewhere out there in the universe, there's a more comprehensive applet that controls nics ... you might want to check your Synaptic and browse
[16:43] <karma_police> is there a good prog out for converting VOB files to mpg?
[16:43] <pcl0adl3tt3r> will do
[16:43] <water> ubuntu is probably the most user friendly distro, and has a large hardware compatability out of the box
[16:43] <Ookami> water, thanks ^^
[16:44] <water> ;)
[16:44] <never2far> LinuxCommunity, ty
[16:44] <LinuxCommunity> never2far: you welcome
[16:44] <JonathanEllis> Rich864: It also makes sense to keep your data separate from your programs to simplify backup and recovery. You will have to create a partition for windows anyway so why not start in a good way, then the pc should hopefully stay fast. This discussion could get quite involved. Would other people prefer it if we talked privately? Rich would that be better for you too?
[16:44] <Ookami> water, do you know what is the "BEST" way to have an "Audio conversation" in linux ?
[16:44] <`mOOse`> pcl0adl3tt3r:  I can't promise it's in the normal repositories - make sure you have all of them installed so you can see ALL the software out there
[16:44] <water> I went with ubuntu fulltime after my windows would not install (weird, that never happened before, but i guess it was meant to be)
[16:44] <Rich864> To be honest, he hasn't given me a reason why he doesnt like ubuntu, he hasn't even tried it, so i'm having to install windows on his computer again, and he's not exactly saying please, so as long as windows is installed on his PC, i don't care how slow it goes :)
[16:44] <water> possibly skype?
[16:45] <JonathanEllis> Rich864: I take it you wont be using the windows yourself then?
[16:45] <water> I use skype for phone service, as well to call pc to pc
[16:45] <kinja-sheep> Rich864: Got an external HDD? You could use dd to copy the hard drive, byte for byte so it will be exactly same! :o
[16:45] <meganox> pcl0adl3tt3r: The last section of this article, "Ignore Specific Devices" could help you: http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/NetworkManager#Ignore_specific_devices
[16:45] <Ookami> water, i tried skype Beta version .. the voice has a "wosshhh" kinda thing .. from my "mic input" side .. do you know anything i can do to fix that ?
[16:45] <Rich864> the only external drive i have is a 4gb memory stick
[16:46] <Rich864> which probably wont be enough
[16:46] <wolter> anybody having startup problems with conky?
[16:46] <`mOOse`> Rich864: to install ubuntu on?
[16:46] <`mOOse`> it's plenty big enough
[16:46] <White_Pelican> I can't seem to find any applets for volume control anymore
[16:46] <water> maybe you can try a different mic, like a usb one.
[16:46] <Rich864> i don't want to install ubuntu
[16:46] <kinja-sheep> wolter: #conky
[16:46] <`mOOse`> I have a usb install of 9.10 and a 3 gig casper-rw and it works great
[16:47] <JonathanEllis> Rich864: What OS are you using now?
[16:47] <water> i know my laptop mic isnt that great
[16:47] <`mOOse`> oh sorry - misunderstood
[16:47] <kinja-sheep> White_Pelican: System --> Preferences --. Sound?
[16:47] <water> yeah, and try playing with the sound settings
[16:47] <Ookami> usb mic ... sounds cool .. is it "better" ?
[16:47] <pcl0adl3tt3r> meganox: thank you
[16:48] <kinja-sheep> Ookami: Try reducing the mic input voice a bit.  See if that help.
[16:48] <ad_> hi
[16:48] <White_Pelican> says waiting for sound system to respond
[16:48] <Ookami> kinja-sheep .. it's either "too low to hear" or "wooshy"
[16:48] <JonathanEllis> Ookami: Any microphone whether usb or analog is only as good as the capsule. You can buy professional mics with usb outputs but maybe that is not what you want
[16:48] <JonathanEllis> Ookami: A cheap mic is always a cheap mic
[16:48] <water> well a headset would be best, usb or not
[16:49] <water> usb usually only if your soundcard doesn't work well
[16:49] <Ookami> JonathanEllis, lol .. true .. what's a capsule .. and what should i do to get the "best" sound possible
[16:49] <JonathanEllis> Rich864: Can you refresh my memory on what the partitioning problem is and what you want to achieve?
[16:49] <Hans_Henrik> is it a bug on www.ubuntu.com now?  on the side <^, you see big black letters spelling "p or laptop" (with no other text near it/explaining it)
[16:49] <Ookami> water, my sound card is working ok
[16:49] <ubuntu> oh hi there
[16:50] <JonathanEllis> Ookami: What are you trying to do? You could spend hundreds of pounds even thousands for a mic but I doubt thats appropriate
[16:50] <jasman> I have a problem. if the network cable is connected, my mobile broadband was not connected. is there any idea to solve it?
[16:50] <pcl0adl3tt3r> Thank you all for your help!
[16:50] <lolmac> Tiders-
[16:50] <ubuntu> i need help
[16:50] <ubuntu> its about sound recording
[16:50] <Ookami> JonathanEllis, i'm just asking, how do i "improve" the audio conversations ?
[16:50] <lolmac> wubi is a virtual machine?
[16:50] <Tiders-> lolmac, Yes?
[16:51] <Tiders-> lolmac, Ive actually never used that since I dont use windows
[16:51] <h00k> Does anyone have an idea as to why an SSH session wouldn't fully connect and it's suddenly getting stuck on: "debug1: Offering public key: /home/anthony/.ssh/id_rsa"
[16:51] <Trota> what's ubuntu?
[16:51] <JonathanEllis> Rich864: Can you take a screenshot of gparted and put it up on imagebin so I can see what your partitions look like?
[16:51] <Tiders-> !wubi | lolmac
[16:51] <water> Ookami: what kind of mic do you have
[16:51] <WTFsound> hey
[16:51] <WTFsound> why when i record in ubuntu there is a little hiss on the backround?
[16:51] <thefirstdude> what package to download to get al.h, (openAL)
[16:51] <Ookami> water, a headset .. cheap one i guess lol
[16:51] <WTFsound> that does not happend to me on windows
[16:51] <Trota> can anyone tell me what is ubuntu?
[16:52] <thefirstdude> do I need to get the dev files or what?
[16:52] <Ookami> !ubuntu
[16:52] <xiong_> !ubuntu | Trota
[16:52] <nmvictor> i am trying to compile elib, emacs library.Any body willing to help me out?I have some issues i need help
[16:52] <kinja-sheep> Rich864: Are you experimenting with Ubuntu?
[16:52] <Tiders-> Trota Ubuntu is a distribution of Linux
[16:52] <water> the hiss might be due to mic sensitivity being too high, or the 'mic boost' being on
[16:52] <`mOOse`> Ookami: do you have a windows machine? if so, have you tried skype on that os?
[16:52] <WTFsound> HAAALP
[16:52] <water> you can control those in sound settings
[16:52] <JonathanEllis> Ookami: In that case, any microphone will do. The closer the mic is to your mouth, the less background noise and room reverberance it will pick up so you will get better quality sound. You might need to reduce the gain so it doesnt distort though
[16:52] <WTFsound> uhmmm
[16:52] <WTFsound> @water let me see...
[16:53] <Trota> so ubuntu is like a computer?
[16:53] <`mOOse`> yea it'
[16:53] <h00k> Does anyone have an idea as to why an SSH session wouldn't fully connect and it's suddenly getting stuck on: "debug1: Offering public key: /home/anthony/.ssh/id_rsa"? I have been using key-based authentication.
[16:53] <`mOOse`> s like a computer
[16:53] <Ookami> Torta, Ubuntu is an Operating System .. like Windows XP and Mac
[16:53] <WTFsound> @water: where i set mic sens.?
[16:53] <JonathanEllis> Trota: Ubuntu is an operating system, a bit like Windows is an Operating System or MacOS
[16:53] <Trota> im confused
[16:54] <JonathanEllis> well actually not quite like windows :-), hopefully more reliable!
[16:54] <wolter> Trota, ubuntu is a program, but the really basic program your computer runs
[16:54] <water> :)
[16:54] <JonathanEllis> and its free unlike M$
[16:54] <wolter> without it, your computer wouldn't be useful.
[16:54] <Trota> so its like paint?
[16:54] <Ookami> JonathanEllis, loool very true :P
[16:54] <WTFsound> >_< water
[16:54] <wolter> Trota, ok now I think you're playing a joke on us
[16:54] <WTFsound> where i set mic sensiivity?
[16:54] <Trota> no man
[16:54] <wolter> Trota, but yes, just a million times more functional
[16:54] <Ookami> Torta, loool agree with wolter
[16:54] <water> do you see the speaker icon?
[16:54] <Trota> my teacher told me to look up for ubuntu
[16:54] <Ookami> Torta, it's an OS ^^
[16:54] <JonathanEllis> Trota: Its what all programs like paint, office etc run on top of
[16:54] <Trota> but i dont know what it is
[16:55] <WTFsound> yes, i clicked it but i do not see anuthing like that
[16:55] <sweetandy> Trota: Have you been to the www.ubuntu.com website?
[16:55] <`mOOse`> Trota - are you hot for teacher?
[16:55] <kinja-sheep> Trota is a lamer who live in Porto and troll people for living
[16:55] <sweetandy> Trota: There may be answers there.
[16:55] <WTFsound> *any control for mic.
[16:55] <wolter> Trota, just tell her what I told you. Also tell her it is based off Debian, which is (as ubuntu) a GNU/Linux system
[16:55] <JonathanEllis> Trota: You might want to google for "Operating System". There is probably a good explanation on Wikipedia
[16:55] <WTFsound> oh i c
[16:55] <Trota> cant a guy troll a bit?
[16:55] <WTFsound> mic is all way down
[16:55] <Trota> :P
[16:55] <kinja-sheep> !troll | Trota
[16:55] <WTFsound> and mic boost is off
[16:55] <water> hmmm
[16:55] <Trota>  lol, its just so funny
[16:55] <WTFsound> its like
[16:56] <water> I find the sound controls in 9.10 weird
[16:56] <`mOOse`> Trota - you ARE hot for teacher, arntcha?
[16:56] <WTFsound> in windows i have a crystal clear guitar recording
[16:56]  * `mOOse` knew it!
[16:56] <jmunoz> lorena guzman raya
[16:56] <wolter> jmunoz, ?
[16:56] <Ookami> water, JonathanEllis .. how do i configure "boost" and "mic sensitivity" .. and all of those things here in ubuntu ^^ ?? :D
[16:56] <WTFsound> in linux (i tried ubuntu, xubuntu and puppy) i gota extrange noisy in the backround
[16:56] <wolter> araya
[16:57] <water> Ookami right click on the speaker icon and preferences
[16:57] <Zaeon> find * -maxdepth 2 -type f -mtime +30 -print | xargs mv 1MONTH
[16:57] <WTFsound> btw ubuntu is nice
[16:57] <water> WTFsound maybe it's the drivers
[16:57] <Zaeon> what am i misisng to get this logic to work
[16:57] <JonathanEllis> Ookami: Right click on the loudspeaker icon at the top of your screen and select Open Volume Control. Go to the Recording tab or the Switches tab
[16:57] <Ookami> water, "input Volume" .. only that ?
[16:57] <WTFsound> i can use Gutiar Rig on wine perfectly
[16:57] <water> Ookami yeah, i suppose that's it
[16:57] <WTFsound> but that noise fucks me up
[16:58] <wolter> WTFsound, what is the noise like? Interference?
[16:58] <intel> how to share the screen over the internet
[16:58] <wolter> WTFsound, like a tv channel with no signal?
[16:58] <Ookami> JonathanEllis, can't see any "volume control" .. unless you mean "sound Prefrences"
[16:58] <ctmjr> !ohmy | WTFsound
[16:58] <perlsyntax> Has anyone use usb_modeswitch in ubuntu 9.10?
[16:58] <water> yeah...  I think i have a little hiss in my laptop mic aswell
[16:58] <nmvictor> No one here using emacs, everybody switched to gedit ha?
[16:58] <wolter> intel, there is an application called gitso, you might want to check that out
[16:58] <Ookami> water, i tried that before .. nothing good happen ^^
[16:58] <WTFsound> someone here record songs on his ubuntu?
[16:59] <wolter> nmvictor, and geany =D
[16:59] <perlsyntax> there no man page for usb_modeswitch.
[16:59] <perlsyntax> ?
[16:59] <kinja-sheep> intel: screen?  As in terminal multiplayer notepad or the desktop?
[17:00] <wolter> i would bet that he means desktop
[17:00] <wolter> kinja-sheep, hows your xps m1530?
[17:00] <WTFsound> damn
[17:00] <Ziaeon> any gurus know how i would do this? find * -maxdepth 2 -type f -mtime +30 -print | xargs mv 1MONTH
[17:00] <WTFsound> noone here helps.
[17:00] <om26er> !op | WTFsound
[17:00] <kinja-sheep> wolter: It works fine. :o
[17:01] <wolter> WTFsound, remember the language or these guys are going to bother you
[17:01] <wolter> kinja-sheep, nice
[17:01] <wolter> om26er, thats not an emergency...
[17:01] <jpds> !patience | WTFsound
[17:01] <jamiejackson> how do i watch http://www.cbsatlanta.com/video/15514619/index.html streaming video in karmic? i've got default settings, but get errors
[17:01] <kinja-sheep> wolter: You?
[17:01] <wolter> WTFsound, is your sound heard in the recording or constantly while using the desktop
[17:02] <WTFsound> recording, when i activate to hear the noise, the sound its not there
[17:02] <wolter> kinja-sheep, better than ever. Just upgraded to kernel 2.6.32 and removed pulseaudio. Also, haven't had kernel panics in months
[17:02] <WTFsound> *to hear de mic
[17:02] <wolter> WTFsound, do your recordings work on windows?
[17:02] <WTFsound> yes, and very well
[17:02] <Ookami> wolter, what is pulseaudio .. ??
[17:03] <sweetandy> WTFsound: I've run into similar problems when recording under linux. If you intend on using linux for music production, I'd suggest using the JACK audio server, which provides low-latency, high quality audio management. It is, unfortunately, not particularly easy to set up.
[17:03] <ubuntutrepxe> My university has a wi-fi network, which uses NTLM authentication. My laptop connects to this network using wlan0, and i use CNTLM for proxy authentication. Now, i want to connect a desktop computer to the laptop using laptop's eth0, and i want all traffic through laptop's eth0 to be proxied through CNTLM with gateway device as wlan0 such that i dont need to make proxy settings on the desktop. how can this be done?
[17:03] <WTFsound> yes, i set up jack
[17:03] <wolter> Ookami, are you Trota-ing?
[17:03] <sweetandy> Ah.
[17:03] <sweetandy> Nevermind.
[17:03] <sweetandy> :P
[17:03] <WTFsound> but still have noise
[17:03] <Ookami> actully ,, no ^^
[17:03] <wolter> WTFsound, maybe the guys at #linux can help, there are pretty wise guys there
[17:04] <starcannon> Ookami: <Ookami>
[17:04] <h00k> Does anyone have an idea as to why an SSH session wouldn't fully connect and it's suddenly getting stuck on: "debug1: Offering public key: /home/anthony/.ssh/id_rsa"? I have been using key-based authentication.
[17:04] <Ookami> wolter, no man ^^ .. i'm just wondering .. + .. i'm a "beginner"
[17:04] <wolter> WTFsound, or it could be the application you are using to record... which one is it?
[17:04] <starcannon> Ookami: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PulseAudio
[17:04] <starcannon> try that again lol sorry
[17:04] <ctmjr> !pulseaudio|Ookami:
[17:04] <WTFsound> wolter: in ubuntu server?
[17:04] <wolter> Ookami, oh... I had this idea i had seen your name before long ago ~i thought you were "pro"-ish
[17:04] <wolter> WTFsound, yes
[17:04] <wolter> Ookami, its like the default audio system installed
[17:05] <wolter> Ookami, but i prefer alsa so much better
[17:05] <Ookami> lool .. i'm not ^^ "pro"ish .. i think i have this pulsaudio thing .. and i'm having problems in my "mic" when try to have audio conversations .. can you help me somehow
[17:05] <Ookami> how do i know ,, which one i have .. pulseaudio .. or alsa ?
[17:06] <Ben64> Hi. I got 8.04, and python is way screwed, how can I fix it? It keeps saying "No module named ___" (whatever program I'm trying to run)
[17:06] <wolter> Ookami, you are using pulseaudio, its ubuntu's default
[17:06] <SirTopHat> I apt-get install'd otfc-hybrid on my Ubuntu PC, but it's not accepting IRC connections from port 6667.
[17:06] <wolter> Ookami, have you looked that problem up?
[17:06] <Ookami> wolter, hmm .. so what should i do ^^ ?
[17:07] <SirTopHat> that was the first thing in the list from apt-get install ircd
[17:07] <wolter> Ookami, you want to try out alsa?
[17:07] <wolter> Ookami, perhaps you should look up that problem more and get to know if it is related to pulseaudio
[17:07] <starcannon> I have found Pulse to be very good since 8.10 /shrug
[17:07] <WTFsound> on #linux noone helps.
[17:07] <Ookami> wolter, i guess .. but i don't want to lose my "sound card" .. cuz it happens before
[17:07] <wolter> Ookami, to use alsa you'd better install the new kernel (easy, I can point you to a 3 step guide) and then install some other stuff
[17:07] <SirTopHat> ???
[17:07] <WTFsound> ...
[17:08] <wolter> Ookami, pulseaudio is based on alsa, so don't worry about that
[17:08] <WTFsound> :C
[17:08] <kinja-sheep> SirTopHat: Use Port 8001?
[17:08] <wolter> WTFsound, did you go to #linux or ##linux
[17:08] <Ookami> wolter, "i'm updating regularly" .. i see "kernel" updates .. is that it ^^
[17:08] <JonathanEllis> Can I have some opinions please? I am planning a dual boot with windows and Jaunty. I may want to try another release in the future but I will want to keep my working config intact. In the past I have had a separate /boot/grub partition as keeping the bootloader and the OS separate seemed like a sensible idea, so if I lost one OS I could still boot the others. That didnt answer completely as each time I install another distro/release it would either 
[17:08] <jas72z> mad cows disease bird flu swine flu its farmageddon
[17:08] <WTFsound> ups...
[17:08] <WTFsound> ##linux
[17:08] <][ceman> I'm using net ads join to get attached to a windows server 2003 Active directory. I'm now getting an error after configuring smb.conf. Do you have to specify an OU if you don't have rights to the to the base?
[17:08] <SirTopHat> that doesn't accept either
[17:08] <crickle> hi,  how can i  pull up all the files and directories that have 777 permissions on them?
[17:08] <wolter> WTFsound, xchat converts my #linux to ##linux automatically, but if not join ##linux
[17:08] <h00k> !dualboot | JonathanEllis
[17:09] <wolter> Ookami, open up  a terminal and run [$ uname -r]
[17:09] <wolter> Ookami, you'll get probably something like 2.6.31.X
[17:09] <h00k> Does anyone have an idea as to why an SSH session wouldn't fully connect and it's suddenly getting stuck on: "debug1: Offering public key: /home/anthony/.ssh/id_rsa"? I have been using key-based authentication.
[17:09] <kinja-sheep> SirTopHat: Gotcha. I'm guessing you have to read the manual. Also, configure your firewalls.
[17:09] <wolter> Ookami, thats the current kernel version ubuntu distributes
[17:09] <LinuxCommunity>  h00k: when you installed the SSH did the computer make the keys properly
[17:09] <SirTopHat> agh why does everything need a manual
[17:10] <wolter> Ookami, the ubuntu guys have us like in a bubble, which is good because they protect us from disease
[17:10] <JonathanEllis> h00k: Thanks
[17:10] <wolter> Ookami, but kernel 2.6.32 is actually better in many ways
[17:10] <WTFsound> sweetandy: can you explain me more about configuring correctly jack?
[17:10] <h00k> LinuxCommunity: it did, and they even worked last night. Nothing has chanced since.
[17:10] <jas72z> I was going to upgrade to karmic but seems very large upgrade im using ubuntu 9.04
[17:10] <Ookami> wolter .. what's the command again please ^^
[17:10] <WTFsound> if i see if i can remove the hiss with it
[17:10] <h00k> LinuxCommunity: they have been working for approximately a year.
[17:10] <wolter> Ookami, for example, i had this problem with filtering in banshee.. it was too slow (all sqlite was slow) and with the new kernel my problem got solved
[17:10] <wolter> Ookami, uname -r
[17:10] <sweetandy> WTFsound: Unfortunately not really, and even if I could, I've only done it under Arch linux, not Ubuntu :(
[17:10] <h00k> LinuxCommunity: also, my .ssh/id_rsa key is correct
[17:11] <CMoH> hey. is it possible to install a jaunty domU under a hardy xen install (dom0) ? i see xen-tools and debootstrap don't have a jaunty profile on hardy
[17:11] <wolter> Ookami, I just like to enclose in [] to let people know what is normal blabber text and what is actually important text
[17:11] <LinuxCommunity> h00k: strange as can be, i was running SSH on my server but there was no point cause i make all changes internally so i decided just telet it. but thats me.
[17:11] <SirTopHat> nevermind I got it
[17:11] <LinuxCommunity> h00k: so the only problem is connecting
[17:11] <Ookami> very true ^^ .. i was putting "my username" instead of "uname" .. anyhow my bad lol .. i got you man
[17:11] <h00k> LinuxCommunity: Yeah, I don't want to telnet.
[17:12] <Ookami> wolter, it' says 2.6.31 - 16-generic
[17:12] <djburns> crickle, stat -c "%a - %n" ./* | grep '777'
[17:12] <WTFsound> i have another doubt
[17:12] <h00k> LinuxCommunity: correct
[17:12] <WTFsound> how the fuck you compile from sources gcc ? lol
[17:12] <WTFsound> with wich compiler?
[17:12] <wolter> Ookami, of course, its the latest ubuntu distributed kernel
[17:12] <syk> !language
[17:12] <Ookami> wolter, so .. i'm good to go .. ?
[17:13] <LjL> WTFsound: gcc can be used to compile gcc itself
[17:13] <Ookami> wolter, or need to update ^^ ?
[17:13] <wolter> Ookami, but do you really want to upgrade your kernel? If you have nvidia graphics card (and drivers) you don't have to worry about graphic driver issues
[17:13] <LinuxCommunity> WTFsound: sudo apt-get install gcc   or sudo apt-get install g++
[17:13] <starcannon> WTFsound: sudo apt-get install build-essential
[17:13] <wolter> Ookami, its totally optional
[17:13] <WTFsound> yesyes i know
[17:13] <starcannon> WTFsound: then its usually make then make install
[17:13] <WTFsound> but if youre on a distro that has not repository support
[17:13] <krishna> Hi
[17:14] <ikonia> WTFsound: this channel is for ubuntu support, are you having a problem with an ubuntu install ?
[17:14] <sweetandy> WTFsound: Get a binary version of gcc?
[17:14] <starcannon> WTFsound, ah, well... crack your knuckles and start googling? hehe
[17:14] <Ookami> wolter, hmmm .. man i'm confused .. all i want is a better "audio conversation" capabilities ^^
[17:14] <starcannon> or what sweetandy said
[17:14] <krishna> i reinstalled ubuntu karmic. but now, its not accessing all my ntfs drives in my harddisk.. previously it did. now it says "not authorised" .. plz help, urgent,. i need the data from those drives. plz
[17:14] <trism> WTFsound: http://gcc.gnu.org/install/prerequisites.html
[17:14] <wolter> Ookami, yeah, I just said you could use alsa instead of pulseaudio, but that you should really look up if you're problem is really related to pulseaudio. What application are you using to audio chat?
[17:14] <WTFsound> ;J
[17:15] <ikonia> krishna: that normally means it's in need of a chkdisk in the windows install, it's marked as dirty
[17:15] <wolter> krishna, you just need to setup the rights for it
[17:15] <ikonia> krishna: the error can be quite miss-leading
[17:15] <wolter> krishna, oh ignore me then
[17:15] <krishna> ikonia, ok. what shall i do now ?
[17:15] <NIGG> well chaps
[17:15] <ikonia> krishna: boot into windows and chkdisk them
[17:15] <NIGG> am off to install debian
[17:15] <NIGG> its been fun
[17:15] <ikonia> krishna: that may not be the actual problem, however that seems to be the most common
[17:16] <Ookami> wolter, only skype for know ,, do you know any other things .. i just don't know any on ubuntu .. pidgin have to voice .. empathy have no voice .. aaaaah it's problematic lol .. or i'm just a beginner i guess
[17:16] <Ookami> for now*
[17:16] <Ben64> Hi. I got 8.04, and python is way screwed, how can I fix it? It keeps saying "No module named ___" (whatever program I'm trying to run)
[17:16] <krishna> ikonia, ok. i'll do that now
[17:16] <`mOOse`> Ookami: you got xp or win7 on a machine?
[17:16] <JonathanEllis> ookami
[17:16] <Ookami> 'mOOse' yes .. vista .. it works better as i recall .. like skype works better there
[17:16] <wolter> Ookami, no... audio chat in linux is a bit less common than it is in windows
[17:16] <wolter> Ookami, so its not as supported as it should be
[17:17] <JonathanEllis> Ookami: There is another audio conferencing application. Let me have a look
[17:17] <blue> Hi all I have a issue I restarted my computer just to restart it didnt do any updates or anything and my nvidia 9800 stoped working an the system reverted to my onboard nvidia7050 how do i get it back over to my 9800?
[17:17] <wolter> Ookami, what is specifically your skype problem?
[17:17] <Ookami> JonathanEllis, please :D .. thanks a lot
[17:17] <JonathanEllis> Ookami: Ekiga comes installed with Ubuntu
[17:17] <SirTopHat> I can't figure out from google or man ircd how to restart ircd
[17:17] <SirTopHat> without restarting the whole PC
[17:17] <wolter> Ookami, yes, but probably your contacts dont have ekiga
[17:17] <`mOOse`> ok, well, make sure ...that way at least you can take your ISP out of the possibilities
[17:17] <Ookami> wolter, the mic from my side .. is the only problem .. i's not clear enough
[17:17] <Ookami> wolter, i'm talking with ppl using "windows" .. anyway .. what is ekiga ??
[17:18] <wolter> Ookami, i guess they use skype, don't they?
[17:18] <JonathanEllis> Ookami: Go to Add/Remove Applications or Software Centre and search for phone. Seems like there are a few
[17:18] <Ookami> yup
[17:18] <wolter> Ookami, ekiga is like another skype, but is not compatbile with it
[17:18] <ctmjr> blue: sounds like your card is fried or came dislodged from it's slot
[17:18] <Ookami> JonathanEllis, alright .. i'll look up something
[17:18] <JonathanEllis> Ookami: If you need to talk to people on skype, use skype
[17:19] <om26er> does bootchart also show the time taken by grub?
[17:19] <blue> ctmjr: yea I thought that so i unpluged it and pluged it back in but still nothing. If it was fried though u would think I would have had issues some flickers or something but nothing it rebooted without a issue just didnt come back on.
[17:19] <Ookami> hmm ... okay guys .. how to improve my "mic input" settings
[17:19] <pattabi> im using nvidia card in laptop. when i installed non free drivers 6 screens are appearing.can anybody help me?................
[17:19] <Ookami> or adjust it
[17:20] <David_F> Greetings all. I have a problem with my wifi. When on mi laptop sometimes wifi works well, others shows disabled. What I do? I use ubuntu 9.10 and mi wireless is a broadcom 4312. Thanks.
[17:20] <Ookami> or how to use alsa ^^ ?
[17:20] <WTFsound> shit...
[17:20] <djburns> SirTopHat,  try /etc/init.d/ircd restart
[17:20] <ikonia> WTFsound: last warning on your languag
[17:20] <ikonia> WTFsound: last warning on your language
[17:20] <WTFsound> i will have to uninstall linux and install again wxp T-T
[17:20] <wolter> Ookami, but are you having bad sound input or is it just too low to be heard?
[17:20] <kinja-sheep> Ookami: "sudo aptitude install padevchooser" and edit your mic input!
[17:21] <Ookami> wolter, in "input-level" if too low .. i can't be heard "as low voice" .. if high .. it gets wooshy ..
[17:21] <ctmjr> blue: by chance do you have another open slot you can plug it into,
[17:21] <Ben64> Hi. I got 8.04, and python is way screwed, how can I fix it? It keeps saying "No module named ___" (whatever program I'm trying to run)
[17:21] <wolter> for "pulse audio device chooser"
[17:21] <Ookami> kinja-sheep .. what is that :D
[17:21] <kinja-sheep> !info padevchooser | Ookami
[17:21] <djburns> Ben64, do you have any python module packages installed?
[17:22] <Ben64> djburns: probably?
[17:22] <blue> ctmjr: no due to the size of it it will only fit in the one its in. Il try to stick it in one of my other pc's see if its just fried or if its something on this syste,
[17:22] <WTFsound> ok
[17:22] <WTFsound> nice
[17:22] <WTFsound> noone helps
[17:22] <LimCore> how to tell OS that users foo and bar can edit all files in /shared/  no matter what is the chmod there?  Because files there will be also inserted via sshfs which screws over file ownership
[17:22] <WTFsound> bye.
[17:22] <Ookami> so i clicked "y" then .. it's loading things
[17:22] <FloodBot4> WTFsound: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:22] <blue> sucks only having 1 screen i unno how ppl live like this lol
[17:22] <ikonia> LimCore: can you show us a paste of ls -la on the directory so we can see where you currently are
[17:22] <wolter> kinja-sheep, so, do you have skype working? My microphone ceased working
[17:23] <Ookami> kinja-sheep .. i did it .. that sudo aptitude install padevchooser command .. now what ^^ ?
[17:23] <kinja-sheep> wolter: I don't use Skype or any webcam softwares. :)
[17:23] <Ben64> djburns: ben64@ben64:~$ dpkg -l python \\\ ii  python         2.5.2-0ubuntu1 An interactive high-level object-oriented la
[17:23] <crickle> hi,  how can i  pull up all the files and directories that have 777 permissions on them?
[17:24] <kinja-sheep> Ookami: Applications --> Sound/Video --> PulseAudio Volume Control.  Play with your MIC settings.
[17:24] <wolter> kinja-sheep, yeah i just figured my whole sound input ceased working
[17:24] <overloadbr> hello
[17:24] <_Brun0_> Anybody got a picture of Ubuntu 6.10 CD? Just the CD please.
[17:24] <djburns> Ben64, dpkg -l python*
[17:24] <Ookami> kinja-sheep, THANKS :D lol
[17:24] <overloadbr> does anybody uses vpn here?
[17:24] <djburns> but dont list them all here
[17:24] <Ben64> crickle: ls -ho | grep rwxrwxrwx
[17:24] <Pizza1337> i have infrared on my laptop, can i control TV with it?
[17:24] <mezquitale> overloadbr, i use ssh
[17:24] <om26er> !anybody | overloadbr
[17:25] <ctmjr> !lirc | Pizza1337
[17:25] <Pizza1337> ctmjr, thank you
[17:25] <overloadbr> I have a trouble messages saying that there was no secrets configured
[17:26] <iceroot_> _Brun0_: google picture search
[17:26] <Sorrel> hey guys is there a how to on setting up a DNS
[17:26] <ikonia> Sorrel: what's the problem
[17:26] <Sorrel> on a Ubuntu box
[17:26] <Ben64> djburns: http://pastebin.com/m3b58b79d
[17:26] <iceroot_> _Brun0_: found this http://rapidshare.com/files/16313163/Ubuntu-Edgy-DVD-Cover-Quellen.zip.html
[17:26] <mezquitale> !dns
[17:26] <overloadbr> i use sshd/ssh withou problems mezquitale...
[17:26] <ikonia> Sorrel: what's the actual problem you're having  ?
[17:26] <crickle> Ben64: what is -ho?
[17:26] <Ookami> kinja-sheep, that looks good .. i'll try to play with it and try the voice later ,, thanks bro
[17:26] <Sorrel> I just want to set up a DNS so I can host a small website
[17:27] <_Brun0_> iceroot_, i did, couldn't find. thanks!
[17:27] <Ben64> crickle: displays more info about the files listed
[17:27] <Ookami> wolter, thanks for all the help man :D .. pretty much appreciated ^^
[17:27] <Sorrel> I have a static IP
[17:27] <wolter> no problme
[17:27] <kinja-sheep> Sorrel: Edit Connections in Network Manager (on notification area).
[17:27] <iceroot_> Sorrel: for that you dont need a dns-server
[17:27] <wolter> now I'm having problems of my own :S
[17:27] <soopos> How can you get access to the Google Calendar of Ubuntu's release schedule for the next release?
[17:27] <ikonia> Sorrel: on a home connection ?
[17:27] <Sorrel> yes
[17:27] <mezquitale> Sorrel, I do not believe you are asking the correct question
[17:27] <ikonia> Sorrel: I'd strongly recommend against it
[17:27] <Sorrel> I have a domain name as well.
[17:28] <ikonia> Sorrel: plus you'll need 2 IP addresses to meet the DNS requirments for name servers, or access to two DNS servers
[17:28] <crickle> Ben64: i ran ls -ho | grep rwxrwxrwx and got nothing at all   just jumped to next line
[17:28] <iceroot_> Sorrel: again, for that YOU dont need a dns server
[17:28] <ikonia> Sorrel: on a home connection this is not a good idea
[17:28] <Sorrel> I have a "Bussiness connection" with 5 IPs
[17:28] <Ben64> crickle: then you don't have any files with permissions 777 in that directory
[17:28] <ctmjr> Pizza1337: sorry thought the bot had info on lirc but i guess not but any way lirc is the app that controls remote controls on linux but it ca be a pain to set up
[17:28] <djburns> Ben64, looks ok, what modules does it ask for when you try and run a program?
[17:29] <Pici> soopos: There is no Google Calendar for that.  Theres the release schedule thats on the Wiki: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/LucidReleaseSchedule and also the Fridge Calendar which is on Google, and may have some of those events (among other ones): http://fridge.ubuntu.com/calendar
[17:29] <Ben64> djburns: like when i try to run "cfv" it asks for "cfv"
[17:29] <iceroot_> Sorrel: put your domain in /etc/hosts  then say your domain-provider that he should point the domain to your ip adress
[17:29] <Ben64> djburns: when i try to run bittornado, it wants "BitTornado"
[17:29] <iceroot_> Sorrel: but YOU dont need to setup an dns-server
[17:30] <Sorrel> I didn't think I did but I was told that I needed to provide a DNS
[17:30] <Sorrel> ( Kind of wanted to play with on too)
[17:30] <overloadbr> VPN help needed!
[17:30] <OerHeks> without dns your website is your IP
[17:30] <iceroot_> overloadbr: then ask a detailed question
[17:30] <Pizza1337> ctmjr, its fine thanks
[17:30] <ronny> hi
[17:31] <soopos> Pici: Thank you!
[17:31] <iceroot_> overloadbr: in one line
[17:31] <ronny> anyone aware of a multi-endpoint video conferencing tool for linux?
[17:31] <kinja-sheep> Pizza1337: I think you don't need to configure anything. Did you try the remote control?
[17:31] <airtonix> ronny, won't google wave be doing this soon ?
[17:32] <overloadbr> VPN configuration (pptpd; pppd; lsa; l2tp = installed) failled at conection, saying that "there are no secrets defined"
[17:32] <Pizza1337> kinja-sheep, i am about to install it
[17:32] <krdyt> how could i take a folder of files named 00000.CHK and restore them in batch to their original format of file.mp3? windows did an unauthorized scan on my external HD when my wife plugged it into her laptop. leaving 40GB of mp3s with the extention of .CHK :\
[17:33] <Pizza1337> i am at "Remote Control configuration"
[17:33] <airtonix> krdyt, this thread might be of interest : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=548862
[17:34] <om26er> how to set a local network between two ubuntus.
[17:34] <krdyt> airtonix, ill check it outh, thanks
[17:34] <crickle> Ben64:   so far this ls -hoR | grep 'rwxrwxrwx'   was  my best result..   i wonder if you know  how to make it show paths too?
[17:34] <ikonia> om26er: use the network manager applet to assign an IP or dhcp config
[17:35] <Ben64> crickle: what do you mean?
[17:35] <crickle> well i got a list of files and folders
[17:35] <airtonix> !info pyrenamer | krdyt
[17:35] <crickle> it would be nice ot have it show paths too
[17:35] <om26er> ikonia, how to open the other system then. from network in nautlius?
[17:35] <sheaf> hey, quick question, how do I get to launch sudo conky at startup?
[17:35] <sheaf> just putting sudo conky in autostart.sh obviously doesn't work
[17:35] <SirTopHat> apparently unzip is supposed to work on .tar.gz files but no
[17:35] <sheaf> and I tried editing sudoers and everything I did wasn't of any use
[17:36] <airtonix> sheaf why do you need to use sudo on conky?
[17:36] <ikonia> om26er: you'd need to share the filesystems out via NFS/Samba/SSHFS etc etc
[17:36] <Ben64> crickle: ok... what do you mean by paths
[17:36] <sheaf> well it's for the wireless things
[17:36] <sheaf> seeing as I'm using the broadcom drivers
[17:36] <sheaf> it needs sudo to access information
[17:36] <sheaf> ie iwconfig says nothing
[17:36] <sheaf> and sudo iwconfig gives info
[17:36] <SirTopHat> tar -x seems to be taking a lot longer than it should.
[17:36] <om26er> !enter | sheaf
[17:36] <crickle> Ben64:   lets say my file is list.txt   i want it to show /user/private/folder/list.txt
[17:37] <airtonix> sheaf, then you need to re-think how you are designing your conky layout
[17:37] <krdyt> airtonix, pyrenamer rename the extention? all ive found iss stuff to rename the file name and not the jpg or .mp3
[17:37] <LinuxCommunity> sheaf:  gksudo nautilus   i don't know if this is relavent but you can in gnome access the root folders and files read and write with this command it opens a window that allows you to mod files folders
[17:37] <SirTopHat> the same file opened in less than a second in windows's 7-zip
[17:37] <nmvictor> how do i install emacs Lisp library in ubuntu?
[17:37] <SirTopHat> root@xkcd-desktop:~# tar -x anope-1.8.2.tar.gz
[17:37] <sheaf> no but it's a known problem that conky needs sudo to be able to display wireless info for cards with broadcom drivers
[17:37] <airtonix> krdyt, you can do it with sed but that gets complicated, pyrenamer seems to do it : i can test it though.
[17:37] <SirTopHat> it's been on that for a minute now
[17:37] <sheaf> because iwconfig doesn't display the wireless information if it isn't sudo
[17:37] <SirTopHat> it's only 1.5MB
[17:38] <sheaf> I mean I would rather have a fix for that thing that being forced to run conky sudo, obviously, but after searching I haven't found anything
[17:38] <airtonix> sheaf, i assume you are using iwconfig to obtain things like the wan address ?
[17:39] <JonathanEllis> How can I get a list of packages installed by default with a fresh install of ubuntu?
[17:39] <sheaf> the essid and the quality of the connection
[17:39] <SirTopHat> root@xkcd-desktop:~# tar -x anope-1.8.2.tar.gz <-- is that wrong or something? it's been over two minutes and nothing has happened
[17:39] <crickle> Ben64, did you see my last message?
[17:39] <Ben64> crickle: yes
[17:39] <ctmjr> SirTopHat: try it this  way tar xzf filename.tar.gz
[17:39] <_Brun0_> iceroot_, that zip did not have ubuntu 6.10 cd label =(
[17:39] <SirTopHat> there that worked
[17:40] <JonathanEllis> Rich864: Did you manage to make a partition for windows successfully or do you still need help?
[17:40] <SirTopHat> root@xkcd-desktop:~/anope-1.8.2# ./Makefile.in
[17:40] <SirTopHat> -bash: ./Makefile.in: Permission denied
[17:40] <LinuxCommunity>  JonathanEllis: i helped him already
[17:40] <SirTopHat> this is madness, I am root
[17:40] <LinuxCommunity> he got it installing
[17:40] <airtonix> sheaf you should read through the crunchbang forums they have lots of info on using conky for various things
[17:40] <JonathanEllis> LinuxCommunity: OK. Great.
[17:40] <ctmjr> SirTopHat: what are you tying to do
[17:41] <SirTopHat> install anope so I can have chanserv and nickserv on my IRC server.
[17:41] <Flare183> SirTopHat: I've done that before :)
[17:41] <SirTopHat> ok
[17:41] <davertron> hi guys, when I boot my machine, i no longer have the user status applet in the top right (usually shows my username, allows me to shutdown/restart/etc, and shows my pidgin status)...this happened after an upgrade from jaunty to karmic; any ideas?  what is that application called, and how do i relaunch it?
[17:41] <SirTopHat> so how am I supposed to do it then
[17:42] <sheaf> airtonix> I did, but I mean it's just a special problem with broadcom drivers, and as conky uses iwconfig internally to get the wireless info, it needs to be run with sudo otherwise it can't get the info
[17:42] <SirTopHat> apparently it needs to be compiled, and there's no apt-get for it
[17:42] <om26er> !samba
[17:42] <SirTopHat> dpkg -i on the .tar.gz didn't get anything either
[17:42] <sheaf> I can't guarantee I haven't missed it but I did search extensively before coming here
[17:42] <airtonix> krdyt, yes pyrenamer is the program you want : 1) navigate to your files you want to rename 2) multi-highlight them 3) (tabs down bottom) select substitutions 4) tick replace 5) first field : CHK second field : mp3
[17:42] <ctmjr> SirTopHat: well there should be a INSTALL or README file but normally you have to run ./configure with options first
[17:42] <SirTopHat> oh
[17:42] <SirTopHat> hm
[17:42] <ubuntu> kk
[17:43] <stanley_robertso> hi all
[17:43] <om26er> ikonia, both systems are connected with ethernet and network manager has established a connection now what to do?
[17:43] <nutzer> hey
[17:43] <Ben64> crickle: find . -type f -print0 | xargs -0 ls -ho | grep rwxrwxrwx
[17:43] <airtonix> sheaf, be creative and create an external script that makes use of iwconfig, and inside your conky layout make a call to 'gksudo script-that-uses-iwconfig'
[17:43] <crickle> wahahg
[17:43] <krdyt> thaks airtonix  ill get to it now. ive been going at this for 3 days lol
[17:43] <crickle> Ben64: i have to run that with in  the main foldeR?
[17:44] <sheaf> airtonix> thanks, I'll try that
[17:44] <airtonix> krdyt, i mean i just did a test run on some junk png image files : http://www.ubuntu-pics.de/bild/34679/screenshot_007_z64Zrv.png
[17:44] <Ben64> crickle: probably, yeah
[17:44] <ikonia> om26er: you need to share your file systems out, look at NFS, or Samba, or even SSHFS
[17:45] <SirTopHat> hm lots of these gcc's it's doing are making warnings.
[17:45] <SirTopHat> a problem or no
[17:45] <airtonix> krdyt, seems that it can do quite alot more too if you set some time aside to learn how
[17:45] <davertron> how do i re-launch a crashed fast-user-switch-applet
[17:45] <krdyt> yea, ive never heard of this before
[17:45] <ikonia> SirTopHat: are you trying to build GCC ?
[17:45] <SirTopHat> no
[17:45] <airtonix> sheaf, that way you'll only have to run sudo for the particular components of your conky layout that require them, and by using gksudo it means that you'll get a gtk dialog asking for the authentication
[17:45] <SirTopHat> heh
[17:45] <ikonia> phew
[17:46] <krdyt> ive been trying bash scripts and something called chk-mate for windows
[17:46] <night> krdyt: and ? :D
[17:46] <SirTopHat> just running ./make in my folder of this thing I forget the name of
[17:46] <SirTopHat> anope
[17:46] <krdyt> since windows does this to a lot of peoples files during diskCHK
[17:46] <ikonia> SirTopHat: what are ou trying to build ?
[17:46] <krdyt> night, NOTHING lol
[17:47] <airtonix> krdyt, bash script will do it but to get them working you really need to concentrate of the study of several concepts
[17:47] <SirTopHat> I'm building anope, no problems so far I think
[17:47] <willchromeosrunp> hello
[17:47] <willchromeosrunp> is irc how pedos meet up?
[17:47] <SirTopHat> *** All done, now (g)make install to install Anope/Modules
[17:47] <davertron> is the applet in my panel on the far upper right in karmic that shows my username, chat status, and shutdown/restart called "fast-user-switch-applet'?
[17:47] <SirTopHat> what's that supposed to mean?
[17:47] <krdyt> ok i rNan a test on some jpegs, not to the mp3s. thant buddy
[17:47] <ubud> how to see what wireless card in my laptop
[17:48] <roof> guys how do i add 'change time' file attribute to nautilus?
[17:48] <trism> davertron: in karmic it is called indicator-applet-session
[17:48] <davertron> trism: thanks!
[17:48] <ikonia> SirTopHat: it means it's finished making, not install the modules
[17:49] <SirTopHat> how am I supposed to "(g)make"
[17:49] <davertron> trism: any idea how to restart that? it crashes on boot for me for some reason after i upgraded from jaunty to karmic
[17:49] <ikonia> SirTopHat: read the README file in the source package, it will explain how to install it
[17:49] <davertron> trism: maybe becuase i'm still using pidgin?
[17:49] <crickle> Ben64: i got an odd result..    it did show paths  but only found two files  and i knwo the prevous command showed me more
[17:49] <davertron> trism: or maybe because i have pidgin set to start automatically at boot?
[17:50] <ubud> how to find out brand of wireless card using in my latop
[17:50] <zomGreg> ubud: try doing lspci -v
[17:50] <davertron> ubud: you can sometimes find that out by looking at dmesg output
[17:50] <davertron> ubud: to see what the driver reports
[17:52] <roof> guys how do i add 'change time' file attribute to nautilus?
[17:52] <roof> guys how do i add 'change time' file attribute to nautilus?
[17:52] <trism> davertron: not sure, it works fine with pidgin for me, but I clean installed karmic
[17:52] <davertron> trism: do you know how to restart it? running "indicator-applet-session" doesn't work for me
[17:52] <cappizz> someone here ever used a soekris hardware for ubuntu server?
[17:53] <cappizz> i have a problem... when i connect to the serial console i get GRUB loading, please wait... and there is hangs
[17:53] <cappizz> i dont see any output... anyone knows how i can solve this?
[17:56] <duncanidaho> Hi this is my first visit to this chat room.  I'm just testing it out.
[17:57] <Tesssa> question i am using  xubuntu 9.4 i know 9.10 is out now but april next year will be ubuntu 10.4 so should i bother to upgrade to 9.10 or wait until 10.4 arrives
[17:57] <jdu> duncanidaho, welcome
[17:57] <trism> davertron: yeah, it is in /usr/lib/indicator-applet/indicator-applet-session, but I'm not sure running it from the command line will help
[17:57] <duncanidaho> hey thanks
[17:57] <andrea_> !ita
[17:57] <cappizz> anyone installed linux to a soekris hardware?
[17:58] <andrea_> ciao
[17:58] <duncanidaho> I'm also looking to get my scanner up and and running
[17:58] <davertron> trism: i found the entry in my startup applications menu: 'sh -c "sleep 60 && python /usr/share/gnome-panel/add-indicator-applet.py"'
[17:58] <duncanidaho> It works only if I open Xsane as Root.
[17:58] <gost123> hey everyone
[17:58] <davertron> trism: wonder if the "sleep 60" is either too short or too long
[17:58] <gost123> i'm really freaking out here
[17:58] <andrea_> !it
[17:58] <davertron> trism: guess i could mess with that
[17:58] <trism> davertron: worth a shot I suppose
[17:58] <gost123> somehow my permissions got all screwed up and my user can't login
[17:58] <crickle> Does any one know a command that would  search my folder and sub folders  for any files and folders that have 777 permissions and then show them to me  included their path/location ?    find . -type f -print0 | xargs -0 ls -ho | grep rwxrwxrwx     does not seem to work as desired
[17:59] <gost123> what are the correct folder permissions for /home and /home/username
[17:59] <xhan> could anyone tell me how to open this link? mms://dalwmle009.bcst.yahoo.com/bcenc202215?StreamID=25435707&b=8cpkt811nngrt4480c3e3&Segment=149773&CG_ID=1369080
[17:59] <xhan> could anyone tell me how to open this link? mms://dalwmle009.bcst.yahoo.com/bcenc202215?StreamID=25435707&b=8cpkt811nngrt4480c3e3&Segment=149773&CG_ID=1369080 totem, VLC and mplayer wont work
[17:59] <davertron> trism: when i run the entry from my startup items, it doesn't seem to give me the full deal; i.e. i get the messaging stuff (empathy, pidgin), but none of the session management stuff (log out, shutdown, restart)
[17:59] <davertron> trism: not sure why that is
[17:59] <davertron> trism: oh well
[18:00] <davertron> trism: i'll mess with the sleep time and see if i get any mileage out of that.  thanks for your help!
[18:00] <duncanidaho> I need help with my scanner.  It only works if I run xsane as root.  I'm using Ubuntu 9.10
[18:00] <jdu> crickle, look at the -perm option in the find manpage.  there is also an -executable option
[18:00] <andrea_> e come faccio
[18:00] <trism> davertron: good luck
[18:00] <Catty> Is it a common and well-known error that 9.10 install disks are producing signature verification failures when you try to add new packages in synaptic, and if so, how do I get around it to add additional packages if I can't yet get online from that computer?  thanks
[18:01] <mehedi> ubuntu 9.10 shows the icon of my sentar edge modem but can not identify my modem when i detect by gnome ppp. what can i do?
[18:01] <Tesssa> question i am using  xubuntu 9.4 i know 9.10 is out now but april next year will be ubuntu 10.4 so should i bother to upgrade to 9.10 or wait until 10.4 arrives
[18:02] <xhan> could anyone tell me how to open links like this? mms://dalwmle009.bcst.yahoo.com/bcenc202215?StreamID=25435707&b=8cpkt811nngrt4480c3e3&Segment=149773&CG_ID=1369080 totem, VLC and mplayer wont work
[18:02] <nonexks> hello again
[18:02] <mehedi> ubuntu 9.10 shows the icon of my sentar edge modem but can not identify my modem when i detect by gnome ppp. what can i do?
[18:02] <jdu> Tesssa, it is up to you.  Are the improvements worth the upgrade?  Do you compromise ubuntu in ways that make an upgrade a hassle? People really can't give you good advice on that.
[18:03] <kunze> Hi everyone
[18:03] <aar> Hello, how can I label a NTFS volume?
[18:03] <kunze> Could someone explain to me what "--replace" does?
[18:03] <Tesssa> thank you jdu
[18:03] <mehedi> ubuntu 9.10 shows the icon of my sentar edge modem but can not identify my modem when i detect by gnome ppp. what can i do?
[18:04] <thevishy> any recommended light video /audio players
[18:04] <aar> kunze The replace utility program changes strings in place in files or on the standard input.
[18:04] <nonexks> today i am working with linux networking, Firewall to be exact.. and i was wondering if there is a way or a free service out there to block (Bad Sites)
[18:04] <aar> kunze, (man replace)
[18:04] <Catty> This is the error I was talking about: E: Sub-process gpgv returned an error code (2)
[18:04] <Catty> W: Signature verification failed for: /cdrom/dists/karmic/Release.gpg
[18:04] <kunze> Thank you
[18:04] <akash> kunze:it replaces a currently running app with the one you're using the command for :: for ex: emerald --replace would replace metacity with emerald
[18:04] <jdu> kunze, on a window manager?  it will kill the current window manager and replace it with the new one
[18:05] <Tesssa> think i will stick with 9.4 untill 10.4 comes out
[18:05] <xhan> could someone tell me how to open links like this? mms://dalwmle009.bcst.yahoo.com/bcenc202215?StreamID=25435707&b=8cpkt811nngrt4480c3e3&Segment=149773&CG_ID=1369080 totem, VLC and mplayer wont work
[18:05] <aar> kunze, I think hyou need to tell usa bit more about the context
[18:06] <kunze> My problem is that I ran "metacity --replace" and am no longer able to open desktop files or highlight text by double clicking.
[18:07] <airtonix> krdyt, btw i just worked out this will do what you want too : http://airtonix.pastey.net/130343
[18:07] <`mOOse`> thevishy: VLC is a great media player
[18:08] <airtonix> thevishy, audacious for audio ?
[18:08] <nonexks> is there a version of linux that is designed to basicly turn a computer into a router ?
[18:08] <airtonix> nonexks, no idea this is a ubuntu support channel
[18:09] <Pici> nonexks: Try asking in ##linux
[18:09] <fcuk112> i had screen corruption problems with my nvidia card so i upgraded to 1.90 drivers, now i get intermittent black flashes with compiz enabled, anybody know how to resolve this?
[18:09] <nonexks> thanks ... is that two # or typo
[18:09] <Pici> nonexks: Its not a typo
[18:09] <`mOOse`> 2 ##
[18:09] <OerHeks> nonexks find a channel #monowall
[18:09] <nonexks> ty
[18:09] <FeasibilityStudy> God I hate Pulseaudio.  It keeps crashing, and I am getting incessant "rate limit" errors in /var/log/messages.  What can i do to debug this?
[18:09] <`mOOse`> airtonix: he said "light" hehe
[18:10] <aar> kunze, that command replaced your window manager.
[18:10] <HaskellLove> How can I use F# in Ubuntu, should i install visual studio on wime?
[18:10] <Ben64> FeasibilityStudy: you can totally remove pusleaudio
[18:10] <airtonix> `mOOse`, why do you insist on this ridiculous nick ?
[18:10] <FeasibilityStudy> Ben64: Yes I know, but I need a sound server
[18:10] <FeasibilityStudy> I am thinking of just going with OSSv4.
[18:10] <Ben64> you can remove pulseaudio, and audio will still work.
[18:10] <airtonix> `mOOse`, also : is audacious not lite ?
[18:10] <`mOOse`> uh I suppose for the same reason you insist on your ridiculous nick? I dunno...is that a trick question?
[18:11] <FeasibilityStudy> Ben64: yes but I need ability to change volume on different streams at once
[18:11] <`mOOse`> no, it's a music recording/editing pgm
[18:11] <djburns> crickle: find . -perm 777 is probably what you are after
[18:11] <thevishy> my friend says linux has a bad gui thats not its popular :P
[18:11] <airtonix> `mOOse`, i'll rephrase that : why do you put back ticks around your nick
[18:11] <thevishy> reason*
[18:11] <FeasibilityStudy> `mOOse`: you fail
[18:11] <airtonix> `mOOse`, no audacity is the recording one
[18:12] <`mOOse`> oh, because it's the nick I use on several other irc nets, where mOOse is usually taken
[18:12] <airtonix> `mOOse`, audacious is the winamp 2.91 clone
[18:12] <kermit> how do i build a package from source?
[18:12] <FeasibilityStudy> anyway, I would like to file a pulseaudio bug but since I have no idea what causes the error, I cant.  I need to know how to find more info on these "Rate limit" errors.
[18:12] <airtonix> kermit, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingEasyHowTo
[18:12] <kermit> airtonix: ty
[18:12] <`mOOse`> FeasibilityStudy: you're right - I misread that - sorry all whom I have offended
[18:12] <xhan> could someone tell me how to open links like this? mms://dalwmle009.bcst.yahoo.com/bcenc202215?StreamID=25435707&b=8cpkt811nngrt4480c3e3&Segment=149773&CG_ID=1369080 totem, VLC and mplayer wont work
[18:12] <aar> How can I label a NTFS volume from Linux?
[18:13] <xexi> hay
[18:13] <xexi> ola ke pasa
[18:13] <kermit> airtonix: that page doesnt mention apt-get build-dep .. i thought that was part of the usual process
[18:13] <xexi> olaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
[18:13] <joshuajtl> can anyone tell me how I can find out what module my touchpad is using?
[18:14] <airtonix> kermit, yes you're right wrong answer
[18:14] <xexi> i dont now
[18:14] <Exaltia> hi people, i need some help with unattended install using kickstarts ,looks like my kick start file (parameter ks=cdrom:/file.cfg is totally ignored
[18:14] <sllide> how do i restart my sound mixer?
[18:14] <xexi> now
[18:14] <xexi> now
[18:14] <airtonix> kermit, see if this helps : http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-install-source-files-in-ubuntu.html
[18:14] <xexi> heloooooo
[18:15] <xexi> sameone speaks spanish
[18:15] <trism> HaskellLove: you can install mono and then download the F# zip for mono here http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/um/cambridge/projects/fsharp/release.aspx
[18:15] <airtonix> !es | xexi
[18:15] <xexi> someone speak spanish
[18:15] <xexi> someone speak spanish
[18:15] <JonathanEllis> !ntfslabel | aar
[18:15] <airtonix> kermit, also : https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CompilingSoftware
[18:15] <CShadowRun> xexi quit spamming
[18:16] <HaskellLove> trism>	what is mono
[18:16] <Exaltia> !es | xexi
[18:16] <fcuk112> i had screen corruption problems with my nvidia card so i upgraded to 1.90 drivers, now i get intermittent black flashes with compiz enabled, anybody know how to resolve this?
[18:16] <Innomen> Hi all, i'm booting into live cd, how can i remove grub from a given drive?
[18:16] <JonathanEllis> aar: You can use ntfslabel to label an ntfs partition. You will need to install ntfsprogs if you dont already have it
[18:16] <laumonier> plz i need help someone knows how to play game in full screen with wine????i try to remove the virtual desktop but when i launch my games it doesnt work
[18:16] <Tesssa> 1.85 works for my nvidia card
[18:16] <xexi> no what es ke
[18:17] <aar> JonathanEllis, I've tried taht, but it keeps complaining about an unclean shutdown (and I do umount the partition properly)
[18:17] <Innomen> the drive only has winxp, only one parition, are there any tools in the live cd i can use to make it not boot into Grub-rescue> ?
[18:18] <xexi> i^m go
[18:18] <xexi> goood bye
[18:18] <Innomen> !grub
[18:18] <sllide> how do i restart my sound mixer?
[18:18] <Exaltia> !kickstart
[18:18] <xexi> byeeee
[18:18] <Exaltia> !cloning
[18:18] <trism> HaskellLove: mono is a reimplemention of .Net
[18:18] <trism> !info mono-complete | HaskellLove
[18:18] <JonathanEllis> aar: I believe ntfslabel is the only way you can do it. Yes the partition must be unmounted to be able to change the label and you need to do it as root so sudo ntfslabel. You may need to repair the disk perhaps with testdisk?
[18:19] <kunze> I've run "compiz --replace" hoping to restore my original settings.  Is there a reason why double clicking text or icons is still not working?
[18:19] <ElectRo`> how do i compile a kernel with distcc
[18:19] <ctmjr> sllide: if it is alsa then sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart for pulse audio the pulse -k then pulse -d
[18:19] <joshuajtl> can anyone tell me how I can find out what module my touchpad is using?
[18:20] <sllide> thanks :D
[18:20] <trism> HaskellLove: also http://www.mono-project.com/Main_Page
[18:20] <Moofius> I'm quite new to linux, but why is top reporting that about 95% memory is used, while there is no program in ps aux that takes much memory
[18:20] <ctmjr> sllide: make that pulseaudio -k pulseausio -d it has been awhile since i was pulse
[18:21] <sllide> :p
[18:21] <Innomen> So there is no way to uninstall grub, nor to restore a windows parition to a bootable state after a linux parition has been removed using only an ubunut live cd, correct?
[18:21] <ctmjr> i need to check my spelling before hitting enter
[18:21] <laumonier> plz i need help someone knows how to play game in full screen with wine????i try to remove the virtual desktop but when i launch my games it doesnt work
[18:21] <`mOOse`> ---->  <aar>	kunze, that command replaced your window manager.
[18:21] <Exaltia> !fr | Exaltia
[18:22] <trism> Innomen: there is probably a way, but your best bet is to use your windows cd and go to the recovery console and execute fixmbr
[18:25] <bwallen> Flash videos on my laptop slow down my entire computer in ubuntu. The same isn't true for Windows on the same laptop. Is there any way to speed up flash?
[18:25] <|[FuNe]|[NotA]|> ~~~(  hola )~~~
[18:25] <|[FuNe]|[NotA]|> ~~~(  alguien  habla  español?? )~~~
[18:26] <|[FuNe]|[NotA]|> ~~~(  alguien  habla  español?? )~~~
[18:26] <|[FuNe]|[NotA]|> ~~~(  alguien  habla  español?? )~~~
[18:26] <FloodBot4> |[FuNe]|[NotA]|: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:26] <LjL> !es
[18:26] <ctmjr> bwallen: could be you need to install the video drivers for your graphics card if you have not done so yet
[18:28] <tilen> hi all i have problem flash freezing on ubuntu on videos/audios i use 32 bit system
[18:29] <theCube> i have a question; how would i disable the IEEE 802.1x authentication for wireless in Ubuntu 9.10. i know how for windows but not sure how it is done for Ubuntu.
[18:31] <freeride> guys help how do you pronounce: @ ???? sorry for offtop
[18:31] <Pici> freeride: #ubuntu-offtopic
[18:32] <gNewPower> hey everybody. My version of Ubuntu has Sunbird 0.7.  I would like to download and install Sunburd 0.9, can I do that or is is dangerous to install an application which is more recent than the one in the repos? thanks.
[18:32] <nalioth> gNewPower: you really should stick to what is packaged for Ubuntu
[18:33] <shats44> hi
[18:33] <Afal> MY UBUNTU IS MAKING FUNNY NOISES. WHY IS THIS?
[18:33] <thevishy> which s/w do u guys use for Audio Video
[18:33] <Pici> !caps | Afal
[18:33] <jpds> Afal: Define: funny noises.
[18:33] <shats44> any nice themes for xubuntu?
[18:34] <thevishy> how tto uninstall xubuntu
[18:34] <airtonix> shats44, xfce uses gtk for its widgets
[18:34] <Afal> ok... /ignore ubottu
[18:34] <shats44> am new to Xubuntu... just installed it
[18:34] <thevishy> airtonix, does that mean it uses Gnome libraries ?
[18:34] <airtonix> shats44, which means that most gnome themes will work onxfce
[18:34] <shats44> gnome themes
[18:34] <thevishy> is it a gnome hack of sort ?  Xfce i mean
[18:35] <LjL> Afal: you really shouldn't ignore ubottu - rather, you should try to be civil in this channel
[18:35] <LjL> !guidelines > Afal    (Afal, see the private message from ubottu)
[18:35] <shats44> so i have to search for gnome themes
[18:35] <thevishy> shats44, there is #xubuntu
[18:35] <airtonix> shats44, gnomelook.org
[18:35] <shats44> ayt, thanks... let me search
[18:35] <airtonix> thevishy, xfce is the desktop environment used in xubuntu instead of gnome
[18:36] <airtonix> thevishy, xfce is really just a cut down version of gnome
[18:36] <Afal> I'd rather not be beeped from something that has been made to say something that someone else can easily say
[18:36] <thevishy> right thanks
[18:36] <LjL> Afal: well, keep in mind you're still expected to be respectful and respect guidelines and indications from operators, whether or not you choose to ignore the bot.
[18:37] <Hex000101> hi guys
[18:37] <Hex000101> is it possible to change the  /proc/environ as im trying to do a test on my localhost computer
[18:38] <shats44> how to install???
[18:38] <Hex000101> im needing to change it to 777 for testing purpose
[18:38] <shats44> gnome themes
[18:38] <shats44> ?
[18:38] <nonexks> are there diffrent types of ssh packages for ubuntu
[18:38] <SirTopHat> "ls" returns a segfault
[18:38] <airtonix> shats44, icons go in ~/.icons, themes go in ~/.themes, fonts go in ~/.fonts
[18:38] <ElectRo`> how do i compile a kernel with distcc
[18:38] <Hex000101> ive already tryed chown and chmod
[18:38] <SirTopHat> jk
[18:38] <Hex000101> root@ubuntu:/proc/self# ls -l environ
[18:38] <Hex000101> -r-------- 1 root root 0 2009-12-17 13:18 environ
[18:39] <Hex000101> chmod ugo+rxw /proc/self/environ states operating not permited as well as trying to sudo it
[18:39] <Afal> LjL: fair enough but In that example, would it have been better if the bot figured out that someone was using all caps rather than someone telling the bot that someone used all caps?
[18:39] <Ookami> hi everyone .. how can i get to "Yahoochat" using ubuntu?
[18:39] <airtonix> shats44, read this : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=203093
[18:40] <airtonix> Ookami, pidgn handles yahoo
[18:40] <Ookami> airtonix, i'm using pidgin now .. ppl can't see my typing for some reason ?
[18:40] <Ookami> hmm .. i just made an update .. let try it again
[18:40] <airtonix> Ookami, yes if you just did a kernel update you;d best restart the machine first .
[18:41] <Ookami> hmm .. a kernel update .. just as using "update manager" right ?
[18:42] <Ookami> airtonix, hmm .. a kernel update .. just as using "update manager" right ?
[18:42] <airtonix> Ookami, yes it will do kernel updates ( if it does it will leave a tray icon letting you know a system restart is required )
[18:42] <Hex000101> any one know how to do it?
[18:42] <Ookami> hmm .. what is the latest kernel ?
[18:42] <morfes> hello
[18:42] <resno> whats the package name for kde?
[18:43] <soul> hey
[18:43] <soul> plz i need somehelp
[18:43] <JoeSomebody> where does the name ubuntu come form? :)
[18:43] <airtonix> resno, don't quote me on this but i think it is most likely the meta-packege : kubuntu-desktop
[18:43] <Afal> JoeSomebody: south africa?
[18:43] <terrorink> karmic is fine
[18:43] <Afal> idk
[18:43] <soul> i have searched for a long time but found nothing
[18:43] <soul> Ubuntu comes from Africa
[18:43] <soul> can i find help here
[18:44] <terrorink> ?
[18:44] <diffra> soul: just ask your question
[18:44] <Afal> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ubuntu_(philosophy)
[18:44] <JoeSomebody> thx
[18:44] <soul> diffra: i have a problem using fdisk , it says unable to seek on /dev/sda
[18:44]  * tdannecy is cool.
[18:44] <BluesKaj> resno, go to www.kde.org
[18:45] <soul> diffra: and the disk utility shows strange spaces
[18:45] <][ceman> I get an eror using net ads join: Invalid configuration and configuration modification was not requested
[18:45] <][ceman> Is there any way to get more info on this error?
[18:45] <soul> diffra: sizes of partitions and free spaces i mean
[18:46] <diffra> soul: i'd guess either the disk is failing or configured incorrectly in the BIOS
[18:46] <chazroberts> anyone know how to install mcp61pm-hm motherboard with ubuntu?
[18:46] <soul> diffra: the disk utility says the disk is failing and have many bad sectors
[18:47] <soul> diffra: but i found a lot of ppl reported this msg as a bug
[18:47] <BluesKaj> chazroberts, what are you trying to do?
[18:48] <doc-saintly> what's the key combo to switch to a different terminal at the desktop? i can't remember
[18:48] <soul> diffra: when i use fdisk -l , nothing happens , just an empty line
[18:48] <chazroberts> anyone know how to install mcp61pm-hm motherboard with ubuntu?
[18:49] <aaron___> @soul, make sure you use sudo
[18:49] <davertron> doc-saintly: cntl+alt+F<num> ?
[18:49] <davertron> doc-staintly: where "F<num>" is one of the function keys
[18:49] <soul> aaron when i use sudo it says unable to reach /dev/sda
[18:49] <davertron> doc-saintly: some of them have things running on them already i believe
[18:49] <soul> The number of cylinders for this disk is set to 19457.
[18:49] <soul> There is nothing wrong with that, but this is larger than 1024,
[18:49] <resno> airtonix: thanks!
[18:49] <soul> The number of cylinders for this disk is set to 19457.
[18:49] <soul> There is nothing wrong with that, but this is larger than 1024,
[18:50] <BluesKaj> chazroberts, you don't install a mobo with an Operating System
[18:50] <soul> Unable to seek on /dev/sda
[18:50] <KittyBoots> Hello, I am trying to learn about setting up a server that I can log into remotely which will allow me to manipulate files.  What is this called, and where can I learn more about it?
[18:50] <jrib> !ssh | KittyBoots
[18:51] <soul> diffra: any idea ?
[18:51]  * BluesKaj thinks we have a computer class of students asking some questions that are irrelavent to this room
[18:52] <tdannecy> BluesKaj, agreed.
[18:52] <EastDallas> ][ceman: http://www.mail-archive.com/samba@lists.samba.org/msg97460.html
[18:52] <Draco_0> Hi! I'm in need of focing my ethernet to connect at 10mbps instead of 100 or 1000, how can I do this?
[18:52] <baccenfutter> howcome aptitude doesn't create /etc/samba, after I have purged and done `rm -rf /etc/samba` - I thought, if I reinstall, it'll create the dir and new default confs...???
[18:52] <Draco_0> forcing*
[18:53] <xhan> could someone tell me how to open links like this? mms://dalwmle009.bcst.yahoo.com/bcenc202215?StreamID=25435707&b=8cpkt811nngrt4480c3e3&Segment=149773&CG_ID=1369080 totem, VLC and mplayer wont work
[18:54] <airtonix> xhan, its more helpful if you give the link to the page you got that link from : also try searching ubuntu forums for : mms video stream
[18:54] <EastDallas> ][ceman:  I actually found quite a bit when I google that error, and it all seems to be the same thing that something is wrong in your configuration.
[18:54] <xhan> could someone tell me how to open links like this? mms://dalwmle009.bcst.yahoo.com/bcenc202215?StreamID=25435707&b=8cpkt811nngrt4480c3e3&Segment=149773&CG_ID=1369080 totem, VLC and mplayer wont work. I found the stream on http://www.free-internet-tv.org/news/FTV-main.htm
[18:54] <sydhoff47> Draco: eth-tool
[18:54] <chazroberts> i meant.. how do i install ubuntu onto my pc? my mobo ismcp61pm-hm?
[18:55] <erUSUL> !install | chazroberts
[18:55] <BluesKaj> chazroberts, your mobo doesn't matter
[18:55] <chazroberts> oh
[18:55] <spacebison> holy crap my laptop mic works now in 9.10 :D
[18:55] <Draco_0> sydhoff47, I've tryed a few ethtool console commands, suggested me by someone else on another channel, but they didn't work out, they had no effect at all
[18:57] <oCean_> xhan: many mediaplayers are capable of playing mms streams, like totem and/or mplayer
[18:57] <oCean_> !players | xhan
[18:57] <free_loader> i need some n00b help, can somebody help?
[18:57] <erUSUL> Draco_0: sudo ethtool -s eth0 speed 10
[18:58] <free_loader> I need to add a user I just created to the sudoers file
[18:58] <xhan> oCean_: read what a wrote again please
[18:58] <free_loader> how do I do that?
[18:58] <Pici> free_loader: You shouldn't need to touch the sudoers file.  Just add them to the admin group.
[18:59] <M1TE5H> how 2 add user in admin groups
[18:59] <LizardK|ng> is ext4 considered experimental?
[18:59] <skyl> authorized_keys can contain dss, dsa, rsa, whatever by default?
[18:59] <oCean_> xhan: in the link i sent, there's also mention of the codecs, you are sure you have installed what you need?
[18:59] <skyl> LizardK|ng, I think it's considered stable and supported but idk
[19:00] <Draco_0> sydhoff47, it says tryed, it says nothing, but now that I'm looking at it, I tryed writing "sudo ethtool eth1", it says "	Speed: 10Mb/s 	Duplex: Full", which is how it should be, but on the bar at the top right corner of the screen, it still says "speed 100"
[19:00] <xhan> oCean_: what link?
[19:00] <LizardK|ng> what different between ext3 and 4?
[19:00] <xhan> oCean_: you've sent me no links in the past 10 minutes
[19:00] <soul> back
[19:00] <Draco_0> sydhoff47, which one is wrong?
[19:00] <M1TE5H> I have root access but now I want to create a new user with admin priviledge so how can I do also in my system only virtual console are available
[19:00] <soul> diffra r u still there
[19:00] <bluespuke> hi, i've a question: how can i put the input from my mic to the speakers?
[19:01] <oCean_> xhan: the factoid about players links to !codecs factoid
[19:01] <sydhoff47> Draco_0: I wouldn't trust what network manager reports - why don't you try a LAN transfer?  you should notice a giant speed reduction
[19:01] <wolter> how do i start the gnome volume panel applet?
[19:02] <DaBozzz> yo
[19:02] <Om3Ddragon> what program should I use to make a dvd with mp4 vidios
[19:02] <M1TE5H> I  have root access but now I want to create a new user with admin priviledge so how can I do also in my system only virtual console are available please somebody tell me
[19:03] <xhan> oCean_?
[19:03] <Draco_0> sydhoff47, right, I will make a few tests, thanks for the help - good evening
[19:03] <Ben64> M1TE5H: you shouldn't be running as root
[19:03] <sebsebseb> hi
[19:03] <mikobuntu> wolter  : gnome-volume-control  command from the terminal
[19:03] <jrib> M1TE5H: use « adduser » to creat a user, then use « adduser » to add the group to the "admin" group
[19:03] <wolter> mikobuntu, does that have to open the volume control applet?
[19:03] <wolter> because it doesn't
[19:03] <xhan> could someone tell me how to open links like this? mms://dalwmle009.bcst.yahoo.com/bcenc202215?StreamID=25435707&b=8cpkt811nngrt4480c3e3&Segment=149773&CG_ID=1369080 totem, VLC and mplayer wont work. I found the stream on http://www.free-internet-tv.org/news/FTV-main.htm
[19:03] <wolter> it just opens up a GUI
[19:03] <M1TE5H> ok im try
[19:03] <Ben64> xhan: dude i don't think that one works
[19:04] <slipper1024> microblog pidgin plugin working in empathy (twitter)?
[19:04] <xhan> Ben64: i've tried several links like this
[19:04] <`mOOse`> xhan: look for ubottu above - it's a bot... oCean triggered it for you
[19:04] <Draco_0> sydhoff47, nvm no need to test it - the light on my router changes based on connection's speed, and now reports 10mbps, again thanks for the help
[19:04] <xhan> `mOOse`: what about the bot?
[19:04] <Ben64> xhan: well i keep getting errors that that does not exist, so i don't think it exists
[19:04] <sydhoff47> Draco_0: glad it's working for you ;]
[19:04] <M1TE5H> how to add admin group please give me syntax
[19:04] <`mOOse`> omg
[19:04] <Draco_0> sydhoff47 evening
[19:05] <`mOOse`> read obottu above ^
[19:05] <xhan> Ben64: try this: mms://musicplus-musicplustv.wm.llnwd.net/musicplus_musicplustv
[19:05] <module000> `mOOse`: what bot does ubottu run? his !info/!help/!version are not standard
[19:05] <wolter> mikobuntu, ^
[19:05] <Ben64> M1TE5H: why do you need to have so many admin accts? you should only need to use sudo occasionally for certain things
[19:05] <mikobuntu> wolter ; try right click on your panel and choose "add to panel" or system preferences sound
[19:05] <snailface> Anyone feel like helping me with my video driver mystery? I have a nVidia 7350LE and I'm using the reccomended proprietary drivers. When I boot, X fails miserably.
[19:05] <`mOOse`> no idea module000
[19:05] <jrib> M1TE5H: may I ask why are you doing this in a terminal if you are not able to read the documentation on your own for a simple thing like that?
[19:05] <`mOOse`> it's a custom script
[19:05] <M1TE5H> I have only one root account in system
[19:05] <M1TE5H> so I'm try
[19:06] <jrib> M1TE5H: are you using ubuntu?
[19:06] <M1TE5H> yes 9.04
[19:06] <xhan> `mOOse`: I've already read what the bot said, it didn't tell me anything I didn't already know. that's why I asked you "what about it".
[19:06] <wolter> mikobuntu, i have neither. I removed pulseaudio but installed a hacked gnome-media, i guess thats the problem then
[19:06] <jrib> M1TE5H: ubuntu does not come with a root account that you can log into by default
[19:06] <xhan> Ben64: you get that?
[19:07] <Ben64> xhan: that link is all dumb and recursive
[19:07] <erUSUL> M1TE5H: all users in the admin group have sudo access by default
[19:07] <LinuxCommunity> pidgin crash hmm
[19:07] <M1TE5H> yes but another my frend  delete the default user
[19:07] <xhan> Ben64: what do you mean?
[19:07] <M1TE5H> n home dir also
[19:07] <jacquesdupontd> hey guys
[19:07] <LinuxCommunity> hi
[19:07] <module000> M1TE5H: create a new user, and add that user to the admin group to allow sudo.
[19:07] <jacquesdupontd> im still with the same question
[19:07] <Ben64> Ref1=http://musicplus-musicplustv.wm.llnwd.net/musicplus_musicplustv?MSWMExt=.asf -> Ref1=http://68.142.121.72/musicplus_musicplustv?MSWMExt=.asf -> Ref1=http://68.142.121.72/musicplus_musicplustv?MSWMExt=.asf -> etc etc etc
[19:07] <mikobuntu> wolter, yes i think so...but try alsamixer from terminal
[19:07] <M1TE5H> how to add admin group please specify
[19:08] <Ben64> xhan: it never gets to a video
[19:08] <jacquesdupontd> i need to boot an already installed os from ubuntu using a veritualisation softwqre or not i dont know but i'm sure it must be possible
[19:08] <module000> M1TE5H: with the "addgroup" command, see `man addgroup`
[19:08] <wolter> mikobuntu, also did, no applet
[19:08] <M1TE5H> I'm create neww user with adduser command but don't know to add newly created user to existing groups
[19:08] <xhan> Ben64: that's why I came here. how are you helping me?
[19:08] <Pici> M1TE5H: adduser someusername admin
[19:08] <M1TE5H> means addgroup admin
[19:08] <M1TE5H> its ok
[19:09] <erUSUL> M1TE5H: sudo adduser $USER admin
[19:09] <Ben64> xhan: THOSE LINKS DON'T WORK! mplayer plays mms fine, as long as you give it a WORKING mms!
[19:09] <Hans_Henrik> i have just tried to install Ubuntu 9.10 on my very new laptop, i burned the "AMD64" edition, but my CPU is Intel I7 Core (witch also is 64-bit),  and it didnt work.. Live CD=Ubber Slow and mouse/keyboard didn't work, and it came up with a "blank error" and got completely black, Install=Ubber slow ending in complete black..   now could that be a problem between the AMD64 and intel 64? should...
[19:10] <Hans_Henrik> ...i try the 32-bit version? or does it seem like the problem is elsewhere?
[19:10] <vinpan> ubuntu dose not detect usb keyboard, what should i do put the adaptor on
[19:10] <module000> Hans_Henrik: use 32bit version of x64 version, nto amd64
[19:10] <xhan> Ben64: do you have to use mplayer only?
[19:10] <airton> lk
[19:10] <M1TE5H> ok Thank
[19:10] <module000> Hans_Henrik: sorry, 32bit OR x64, but not amd64
[19:10] <sebsebseb> Hans_Henrik: AMD64 version of Ubuntu is also for Intel
[19:10] <xhan> Ben64: will totem work
[19:10] <M1TE5H> IT's work Thanks
 xhan: many mediaplayers are capable of playing mms streams, like totem and/or mplayer
[19:11] <Hans_Henrik> module000: umm... i was unable to find any 64-bit version other than AMD64
[19:11] <sebsebseb> module000: last time I got a 64bit ISO and so for 9.04, it had AMD64 in the ISO name
[19:11] <xhan> Ben64: becuse mplayer isnt even starting when i try to open those streams, so i try it with totem
[19:11] <module000> Hans_Henrik: go for the 32bit then
[19:11] <ctmjr> xhan the links you posted are broken there is no such site
[19:11] <sebsebseb> Hans_Henrik: that is the version
[19:11] <LizardK|ng> would it be better to transfer my wubi install to a new partition or to reinstall from the CD to that partition?
[19:12] <Ben64> xhan: try this one mms://online.ntdtvcast.com/Stream-Live
[19:12] <sebsebseb> telling module000 to just get the 32bit version hmm, maybe  Hans_Henrik  has a proper reason for the 64bit version, for example so a certain amount of RAM is detected by the OS
[19:12] <maitraya> I want to contribute to grapics in ubuntu. How do I participate?
[19:12] <pattabi> how to run the following program in terminal "NVIDIA-Linux-x86-190.42-pkg1.run"
[19:12] <vinpan> when installing it stuck on device/dev/sdc on 47% and i let it sit for 30min and it stayed on 47%
[19:12] <sebsebseb> module000: I was going to highlight you just hen
[19:12] <sebsebseb> then
[19:12] <sebsebseb> ah nevermind, my message has messed up,  but should make enough sense I guess
[19:13] <module000> pattabi: chmod +x <filename> && ./<filename>
[19:13] <maitraya>  I want to contribute to grapics in ubuntu. How do I participate? Somebody please tell me ;-)
[19:13] <manowar3> maitraya, check https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork
[19:13] <xhan> Ben64: thanks that worked. do you know of any sites with extensive mms listings?
[19:13] <sebsebseb> Hans_Henrik: Have you got a proper reason for the 64bit version?
[19:13] <maitraya>  I want to contribute to grapics in ubuntu. How do I participate?
[19:13] <Ben64> xhan: nope
[19:13] <ctmjr> !contribute
[19:14] <maitraya> thanx
[19:14] <jozefk> my microphon is not working. 9.10 32bit. Creative Labs CA0106 Soundblaster
[19:14] <snailface> I am having a terrible time trying to get nVidia drivers to work. :( My card is on the supported list, i followed the directions, i am using the reccomended proprietary driver but X still fails. :(
[19:14] <sebsebseb> Hans_Henrik:  module000  the 32bit version may not be the magical solution
[19:14] <Hans_Henrik> sebsebseb: umm.. i got 4 GB, should be problem?
[19:14] <snailface> I am using ubuntu 9.10l, btw.
[19:14] <jozefk>  http://pastebin.com/m4272bec
[19:15] <jozefk> rest of the details
[19:15] <sebsebseb> Hans_Henrik: if I remember correctly 32bit versions of OS's can't detect all of 4GB RAM
[19:15] <Om3Ddragon> how can I create a dvd with format mp4
[19:15] <jozefk> have a screenshot of my alsamixer if somebody need it
[19:15] <module000> sebsebseb: right now he's using the wrong architecture for his hardware - everything else is moot
[19:15] <pattabi> how to install root in ubuntu
[19:16] <sebsebseb> module000: what makes you think that, AMD64?  no that's correct for 64bit it's  AMD64,  because  AMD made 64bit, however that version of Ubuntu also runs on Intel
[19:16] <vinpan> should i install ubuntu first then attach the keyboard
[19:16] <jrib> !root | pattabi
[19:17] <Hans_Henrik> sebsebseb: i've read somewhere that recent versions of the linux kernel got full native support for PAE (some workaround for 32-bit and memory)
[19:17] <LizardK|ng> would it be better to transfer my wubi install to a new partition using LVPM or to reinstall from the CD to that partition?
[19:17] <sebsebseb> Hans_Henrik: what's PAE?
[19:18] <Hans_Henrik> sebsebseb: some workaround to use more memory on 32-bit architecture http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Physical_Address_Extension
[19:18] <apanda> how can i get the original 9.10 driver back for my ati 9600 after i discovered that envyng and the binary drivers dont work and after uninstalling these i only seem to have some kind of standard compatible driver, i've installed xserver-xorg-video-ati since then and dont know if i have to activate it or something
[19:18] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: good question, not sure, but  yes that's a great idea to have a real partition for Ubuntu
[19:18] <vonnick> LAWL
[19:18] <oCean_> !info linux-generic-pae
[19:18] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: oh I guess if you don't already have Ext4 for 9.10, well which version are you on?  then probably easier to just set up a new partition with that file system
[19:19] <Mainstay> apanda: I wished for that answer for a long time. Never found it. It would be useful to know though.
[19:19] <Some_Person> Why do I get a message on boot to enter the password for the default keyring for the network thingy?
[19:19] <apanda> lol? :(
[19:19] <vonnick> Some_Person: Try disabling auto login and restart
[19:19] <LizardK|ng> sebsebseb, LV{M will install GRUB when it's done; will it be intelligent enough to let me still boot windows, the wubi install of ubuntu, the real install of ubuntu, and the dell diagnostic partition?
[19:19] <Some_Person> vonnick: I want auto login
[19:20] <vonnick> Some_Person: It'll ask you if you wnt the password rememberd
[19:20] <LizardK|ng> LVPM
[19:20] <vonnick> Some_Person: But it won't do it if you have auto login enabled
[19:20] <LizardK|ng> sebsebseb, i'm using 9.04
[19:20] <Some_Person> vonnick: Any way around it?
[19:20] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: I have read about that  convert a Wubi install into a real install program,  but I have never used it myself
[19:20] <vonnick> Some_Person: Not that I know of :|
[19:20] <Machtin> Is thunderbird 3 not in the repos?
[19:20] <apanda> lol there has to be a way to get working drivers back for ati.. but i dont even really know where to start
[19:20] <LizardK|ng> sebsebseb, well, i guess i'll see.... it's transferring now
[19:20] <vonnick> Machtin: Nope
[19:20] <Machtin> I see.
[19:21] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: probably better to just set up your own partitions, plus then whilst your at it, you can do a seperate /home :) which can be useful for later on, if you have a reason to re install Ubuntu, or even if you want to distro hop.  Easier to set them up whilst installing Ubuntu, rather than afterwoulds.
[19:21] <bashca> hi there  i have  problem on 9.10   >>>  when  plug  my headphone suppose sound will not heard by speaker   >  now  i have  sound from both  of  them how  can  stop the speaker
[19:21] <Machtin> Can i somehow minimize thunderbird 3 to tray?
[19:21] <LizardK|ng> sebsebseb, a wee too late, as LVPM is finished; i'll see what happens when i reboot
[19:22] <apanda> ok lets start differently.. how can i see which graphics card driver im using?
[19:23] <mikobuntu> wolter : try command gnome-alsamixer
[19:23] <wolter> mikobuntu, doens't work either
[19:23] <sebsebseb> Hans_Henrik: maybe Ubuntu works bad on your hardware, but other distros will work better, by the way
[19:23] <oCean_> apanda: "lspci | grep -i vga" on commandline
[19:23] <wolter> mikobuntu, i mean, doesn't launch applet
[19:23] <apanda> ty, i'll try
[19:24] <sebsebseb> Hans_Henrik: also people tend to say that the 32bit version is more compatbile with stuff, than the 64bit version
[19:24] <freeride> please help, when command #sudo shutdown -h 15, a message always reminds me how much time left. How to turn it off??? Please
[19:25] <module000> freeride: you just want to surpress the message? but still shutdown in 15?
[19:25] <mikobuntu> wolter: yes i have read on ubuntuforums,what i think you have done, and it seems that most mixer gui will not work except for gnome-alsamixer... see here  >>>   http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1229804&page=2
[19:25] <ratatosk> Help Spread this link to every IRC-network | http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bq2TBOHWFRc&feature=player_embedded
[19:25] <freeride> module000: yeah
[19:25] <skyl> do I need to do anything special to allow people to ssh with a dss key (as opposed to an rsa key)
[19:25] <module000> freeride: then use "sudo shutdown -h 15 > /dev/null
[19:26] <module000> freeride: appending "> /dev/null" will just re-direct whatever output it would produce to nowhere
[19:26] <LinuxCommunity> skyl: des?
[19:26] <freeride> module000 thanks, i understood, but this message appeares to in the terminal, but on my screen!
[19:27] <sebsebseb> Hans_Henrik: Even 2GB  of detected by Ubuntu RAM, is quite a bit more than what is needed,  unless people want to run more than one virtual machine at the same time, and well, or something.  Seems you went away from your computer or something,  so probably/maybe you read this stuff later.
[19:27] <freeride> module000 not in the terminal
[19:27] <skyl> LinuxCommunity, ssh-dss AAA...
[19:27] <snailface> Does anyone here possess a sagely knowledge of using nVidia drivers?
[19:27] <jrib> snailface: best to just ask the channel your actual question (on a single line)
[19:28] <LinuxCommunity> skyl: ahh, sorry i got vpn stuck in my head. cause my firewall allows options for well like triple des encryption and of course aes ect.. and it has ssh and all built in i just never herd of dss so
[19:28] <snailface> Okay. I am running Ubuntu 9.10 with a nVidia 7350LE (its on the supported list). I am using the proprietary driver ubuntu reccomended, but X fails when I boot.
[19:29] <jrib> snailface: you used "Hardware Drivers" to install them?
[19:29] <snailface> jrib: That's right.
[19:29] <bashca> hi there  i have  problem on 9.10   >>>  when  plug  my headphone suppose sound will not heard by speaker   >  now  i have  sound from both  of  them how  can  stop the speaker
[19:29] <jrib> snailface: pastebin /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[19:29] <freeride> module000, have you got any more idea about the messege?
[19:29] <BluesKaj> snailface, the nvidia-glx-185 ?
[19:29] <pattabi> i am using lenovo y550 and it has 4gb ram but it uses only 3gb ,showing 1gb ignored?
[19:29] <snailface> jrib: http://pastebin.com/m2b35c1a1
[19:29] <maco> pattabi: running 32bit?
[19:29] <pattabi> yes
[19:30] <snailface> jrib: The ubuntu guide mentions that sometimes DVI gets messed up and provides a fix (a line to add to xorg.conf). It didn't do it for me.
[19:30] <maco> pattabi: install linux-image-generic-pae
[19:30] <jrib> snailface: pastebin the output of « lspci » and /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[19:30] <freeride> module000 it's called kde service messega, or smth like this
[19:30] <pattabi> how to install it?
[19:30] <snailface> jrib: xorg.conf: http://pastebin.com/m50d92319
[19:30] <maco> pattabi: system -> administration -> synaptic
[19:30] <snailface> (generated from nvidia-xconfig)
[19:31] <apanda> lspci gives 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc RV350 AP [Radeon 9600] ... how do i know which driver that is?
[19:31] <snailface> jrib: lspci: http://pastebin.com/m3139af43
[19:31] <wastrel> hrm
[19:31] <module000> freeride: i'm not sure how to supress that one
[19:32] <jrib> snailface: lsmod | grep nvidia  show the module?
[19:32] <snailface> jrib: indeed it does
[19:32] <snailface> actually two
[19:32] <snailface> http://pastebin.com/m3139af43
[19:32] <snailface> woops
[19:32] <snailface> sorry
[19:32] <FloodBot4> snailface: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:32] <snailface> nvidia               9586440  0
[19:32] <snailface> agpgart                34988  2 nvidia,intel_agp
[19:33] <snailface> jrib: is one of those my on board video module?
[19:33] <lhoersten> I've got some friends trying to use emacs org-mode and it seems to have incorrectly defined default keys on Ubuntu. anyone have any idea why this is?
[19:33] <jrib> snailface: don't know
[19:33] <BluesKaj> apanda, open your package manager , and type ati , check to see what ati or fglrx driver is installed
[19:33] <freeride> module000 ok thanks anyway :)
[19:33] <oCean_> ratatosk: do not send spam to this channel
[19:34] <usuario333> alguno habla español?
[19:34] <oCean_> !es | usuario333
[19:34] <sprockets> anyone know where to get the libnl package at ?
[19:34] <khelvan> Hi, I'm having problems with gftp - it is getting stuck, for some reason, and I can't clear it from thinking that as soon as I load it it is connected to a server. So then when I try to connect to a new server it tries to get the current directory listing, and freezes on this: Loading directory listing / from server (LC_TIME=en_US.UTF-8)
[19:34] <khelvan> How can I get it to stop this behavior?
[19:34] <usuario333> #ubuntu-es
[19:35] <apanda> if i search for "ati" in "software-center" then envyng and jockey-gtk come up
[19:35] <pattabi> when i loaded nvidia 190 driver im getting 6 screens? whats the  problem with the driver?
[19:35] <oCean_> !search libnl
[19:35] <snailface> jrib: should i try using a different driver?
[19:35] <jrib> snailface: can you check if the same thing happens with: http://pastebin.com/f63e606a3 ?
[19:35] <trism> sprockets: libnl-dev perhaps
[19:36] <oCean_> sprockets: there's a package "libnl1" though
[19:36] <oCean_> !info libnl1
[19:36] <snailface> jrib: sure thing. thanks. :) i'll try it
[19:36] <LizardK|ng> well, grub was looking on hd (2,2) and couldn't find my new install.  i think  it should have been looking on (3,2) (/dev/sdc2)
[19:36] <nasrullah1> all
[19:36] <nasrullah1> hi
[19:36] <jrib> snailface: (I notice it doesn't have the glx module being loaded)
[19:37] <sprockets> tanks
[19:37] <nasrullah1> i want to know where i can get a nice xubuntu blog
[19:37] <laumonier> plz i need help someone knows how to play game in full screen with wine????i try to remove the virtual desktop but when i launch my games it doesnt work
[19:37] <LizardK|ng> if i plan to split my 150GB disk into 8GB swap and the remaining 142GB into / and /home, what would be good sizes to use and does the order of the partitions ,atter?
[19:38] <sprockets> worked like a charm witht he dev package thanks
[19:38] <oCean_> nasrullah1: non-technical issues/discussions in #ubuntu-offtopic please
[19:38] <M1TE5H> how 2 start x server from console virtual console I am use startx but it does not work can tell me how to configure it
[19:38] <antonis-froska> hello
[19:38] <LizardK|ng> sebsebseb, any advice for me?
[19:39] <nasrullah1> ok
[19:39] <jrib> M1TE5H: create a ~/.xinitrc ...
[19:39] <M1TE5H> ok then
[19:39] <nasrullah1> how to install google earth in xubuntu?
[19:39] <Pipi772> Hello!!
[19:40] <jrib> !mediubuntu | nasrullah1
[19:40] <bluespuke> how can i get the input sound from my microphone to the speakers??
[19:40] <Pipi772> im having problems executing /etc/rc.local
[19:40] <jrib> !medibuntu | nasrullah1
[19:40] <OttifantSir1> Can someone help me get my mic working? When I try to set the preferences for webcam, speakers and mic in aMSN, it always gets stuck at the mic. It freezes. I have no problems recording sound with Sound Recorder. Could it be because I installed aMSN 0.98 from an autopackage, and the configs don't match?
[19:40] <jrib> Pipi772: why are you trying to execute it?
[19:40] <nasrullah1> thank you
[19:40] <M1TE5H> how 2 start x server from console virtual console I am use startx but it does not work can tell me how to configure it
[19:41] <Pipi772> jrib i mean, i added some lines to rc.local, xinit tsclient
[19:41] <LinuxCommunity> ..
[19:41] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: How much RAM do you have?
[19:41] <jrib> M1TE5H: I just told you how... what exactly are you trying to do?  What exactly did you do?  What exactly happened as a result that you didn't expect?
[19:41] <Pipi772> jrib i removed gnome and i want to start automaitc tsclient
[19:41] <jrib> Pipi772: you added them before "exit 0"?
[19:41] <Pipi772> jrib yes before exit 0
[19:42] <M1TE5H> im give following commands touch ~/.xinitrc
[19:42] <ubuntu> hi, how can i recover my ubuntu install after installing windows to a secondary partition on the same drive
[19:42] <LizardK|ng> sebsebseb, i know 8 GB swap is overkill; i have 1.2 GB in this machine
[19:42] <jrib> M1TE5H: creating empty files doesn't usually do much
[19:42] <Pipi772> jrib, xinit loads fine, but tsclient doesnt
[19:42] <jrib> Pipi772: redirect stdout and stderr to a file somewhere and see what went worng
[19:42] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: ok 2GB SWAP then, that should do it
[19:43] <jrib> Pipi772: isn't tsclient some graphical app?
[19:43] <l337ingDisorder> Is there a way to tell SSH to bail out if it can't create a connection within x seconds? (ie, a timeout on creating new connection, not a timeout on pre-established connection)
[19:43] <M1TE5H> so how to add content n what contest
[19:43] <Pipi772> jrib, ok, i dont know stdout and stderr, i´ll google it
[19:43] <jrib> M1TE5H: I asked you 3 questions, you didn't answer any.  I can't help you if I don't know what you are doing
[19:43] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: 2.5GB SWAP if you realy want.  the double your RAM  and make that your SWAP space thing, applys to you
[19:43] <LizardK|ng> sebsebseb, i was more concerned about splitting the rest between / and /home and the layout of the partitions
[19:43] <countingteeth> anyone having issues with contacting za.archive.ubuntu.com on SAIX adsl ?
[19:43] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: 10GB or so for /
[19:43] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: the rest big seperate /home
[19:43] <rip> Hello, does latest Ubuntu installer (Karmic) offer "encrypt system" option similar to Fedora and OpenSUSE?
[19:44] <jrib> Pipi772: why aren't you just using gdm to log you in automatically and then running tsclient on login for the user?
[19:44] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: yep don't need much for / with seperate /home
[19:44] <M1TE5H> hi there I just want to start X from console 2 swith virtual 2 graphics mode
[19:44] <LizardK|ng> sebsebseb, won't any packages i install end up on /, being in /bin or /usr/bin
[19:44] <ubuntu> hi, how can i recover my ubuntu install after installing windows to a secondary partition on the same drive
[19:44] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: yes those will be in the partition that is your / partition
[19:44] <jrib> M1TE5H: and... what happens exactly when you run « startx » now?
[19:44] <jrib> !who | M1TE5H
[19:45] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: you don't need seperate /bin  or /usr/bin or not normalley anyway
[19:45] <jrib> !grub | ubottu
[19:45] <jrib> !grub | ubuntu
[19:45] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: some people do 8GB for / even and with  /usr and such as part of it
[19:45] <LizardK|ng> sebsebseb, i guess i could resize the partitions if needed?
[19:45] <apanda> i have xserver-xorg-video-ati				install ed according to dpkg... but it doesnt seem to work well with my 9600, it doesnt detect my monitor and has no hardware accelearation etc it seems... is that the default driver 9.10 had installed after i destroyed it?
[19:46] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: I would do 10 to 12GB for /  if I have a big seperate /home
[19:46] <Pipi772> jrib, because this configuration is for a few machines, and have poor hard
[19:46] <jrib> Pipi772: what?
[19:46] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: and never needed to resize such a set up before
[19:46] <M1TE5H> !jrib Fetal Server error
[19:46] <duncanidaho> I can only scan using Sudo, any ideas how to enable another user to access the scanner?
[19:46] <OttifantSir1> Can someone help me get my mic working? When I try to set the preferences for webcam, speakers and mic in aMSN, it always gets stuck at the mic. It freezes. I have no problems recording sound with Sound Recorder. Could it be because I installed aMSN 0.98 from an autopackage, and the configs don't match?
[19:47] <kermit> why does apt-get source give me an older version than apt-get install??
[19:47] <M1TE5H> !M1TE5H hi
[19:47] <jrib> M1TE5H: you don't use the "!", just "jrib:"
[19:47] <LizardK|ng> sebsebseb, and how about layout? swap at the beginning on sdc1, then / on sdc2 in the middle, then /home on sdc3 at the end?
[19:47] <M1TE5H> ok
[19:47] <Pipi772> jrib, i need to use tsclient with 5 pc, it doesnt have enough memory!
[19:47] <Pipi772> so i removed gnome
[19:47] <jrib> Pipi772: I don't see what that has to do with what I said?
[19:47] <jrib> Pipi772: I didn't say to use gnome
[19:48] <module000> duncanidaho: what type of scan
[19:48] <Pipi772> sry jrib, what did you mean?
[19:48] <Pipi772> what can i use instead rc.local?
[19:48] <M1TE5H> jrib so how to correct the Fetal server error
[19:48] <jrib> Pipi772: you can still use gdm and login to whatever session you want
[19:48] <l337ingDisorder> Is there a way to tell SSH to bail out if it can't create a connection within x seconds? (ie, a timeout on creating new connection, not a timeout on pre-established connection)
[19:48] <jrib> Pipi772: or xdm or kdm or whatever
[19:49] <duncanidaho> BROTHER MFC 440CN connected by USB
[19:49] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: other computer at the moment is  9.04 in a 15GB / partition with /home and all that as part of it. Quite a lot of games from the repo and such installed in to it,  no SWAP space,  not needed not going to hibernate or anything like that and it's 2GB RAM.  even with 1GB  that would be the case.  anyway and it's got like 6GB free space  in the / partition which also has /home in it and hardly anything in it.  Linux programs don't take up
[19:49] <sebsebseb> that much space.
[19:49] <snailface> jrib: x failed in the same way. I get a text-mode login that flashes vertically as if the sync was off. The keyboard entry is spotty and I am forced to reboot into recovery mode, delete xorg.conf, and startx.
[19:49] <Pipi772> jrib, i comment start ... on gdm.conf..
[19:49] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: ok so this is not a dual boot, Ubuntu only or?
[19:49] <jrib> Pipi772: ok?
[19:49] <freeride> !dbus
[19:49] <theCube> how would i be able to disable the IEEE 802.1x authentication for wireless in Ubuntu 9.10. i know how for windows but not sure how it is done for Ubuntu.
[19:50] <M1TE5H> M1TE5H: Hello
[19:50] <jrib> snailface: don't know then.  Checked for bugs at bugs.ubuntu.com?
[19:50] <snailface> no. i'll look.
[19:50] <Pipi772> well. how do i launch tsclient from the gnome login ??
[19:50] <LizardK|ng> sebsebseb, dual boot, but windows is on a separate HD
[19:50] <jrib> Pipi772: you don't have to use gnome, but if you do you can use System -> Administration -> Login Window
[19:51] <Pipi772> nono, i dont use gnome
[19:51] <Pipi772> from the console..
[19:51] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: ok well in that case really you want / to be the first partition on there I think, altough where partitions are doesn't matter that much if at all really, as far as I know
[19:51] <jrib> Pipi772: make up your mind?
[19:51] <duncanidaho>  module000: BROTHER MFC 440 CN through USB
[19:51] <bluespuke> damn, noone can tell me how to put the microphone on the speakers??
[19:51] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: then /home as partition 2  and  SWAP last
[19:51] <rip> Hello, does the latest Ubuntu installer (Karmic) offer "encrypt system" option similar to Fedora and OpenSUSE?
[19:51] <bluespuke> this shouldn't be that difficult!
[19:52] <OerHeks> rip yes
[19:52] <LizardK|ng> okie :)
[19:52] <jrib> Pipi772: whatever window manager you want, run it and read its documentation on how to start programs on login.  At gdm, if you click Options, you can select your window manager.  Alternatively, create your own xsession
[19:52] <module000> duncanidaho: that's common according to some threads i'm reading...the workaround is to change udev's rules to create a device node with user-accessible permissiosn instead of the default perms of 600 for your scanner
[19:52] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: what you might find though is that the manual installer or gparted,  doesn't want to set things up quite like that, for example wanting SWAP as the second partition or something.  or maybe for some reason you need to make an extended partition even
[19:52] <jrib> rip: run it and see :P  I can't remember if it allows the whole system or just home
[19:52] <Pipi772> jrib, i dont want a window a manager! im on xinit
[19:52] <freeride> !kde
[19:52] <jrib> Pipi772: then write your own xsession.
[19:52] <module000> duncanidaho: look at http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/slackware-14/udev-and-scanner-only-as-root-since-upgrade-to-current-594071/?highlight=usb+scanner
[19:53] <LizardK|ng> maybe i'll just boot with the CD and let it do its thing
[19:53] <Pipi772> jrib where do i write my own xsession?
[19:53] <M1TE5H> !ops
[19:53] <module000> duncanidaho: ubuntu's default udev rules seem to suffer the same ocnfiguration
[19:53] <rip> OerHeks: so, is it like a check box, during install, something like "encrypt disk"?
[19:53] <jrib> M1TE5H: why did you call !ops?
[19:53] <LizardK|ng> sebsebseb, i'll just boot with the CD and let it do its thing
[19:53] <jrib> Pipi772: one place is ~/.xsession
[19:53] <Amaranth> M1TE5H: ?
[19:53] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: that reminds me,  I like setting things up in gparted first and finnishing off in manual install, but you can do it all in manual install.  You need to tell manual install which partition is going to be your / and  which is going to be your /home,  you need to set the mount point.  I also do a tick for format, even though they are new partitions.
[19:53] <Pipi772> jrib thanks, ill try
[19:53] <duncanidaho> module000: how do I change the permissions
[19:54] <M1TE5H> I don't know what happen with ! ops
[19:54] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: oh uhmm  I just explained how to do a manual install :)
[19:54] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: useing the CD
[19:54] <module000> duncanidaho: read the link - you need to edit the 90-local.rules file
[19:54] <OerHeks> rip yes, you need to say no explicite, if you do not want to
[19:54] <jrib> M1TE5H: please don't use it again unless there is an emergency
[19:54] <student_> ;;;lk
[19:54] <M1TE5H> what means of ! ops commands
[19:54] <M1TE5H> please tell me
[19:54] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: if you do the guided install on the CD, you won't get a seperate /home
[19:54] <Hillshum> M1TE5H: It calls all the channels opers
[19:55] <M1TE5H> ok
[19:55] <M1TE5H> thanks
[19:55] <judgen> anyone know of a gtk frontend to dgen and fceu?
[19:55] <rip> OerHeks: ok.  do you know how encryption is implemented - is it via luks dm-crypt (like Fedora)?
[19:55] <LizardK|ng> sebsebseb, will grub be smart and find Windows and the Dell Utility partition?
[19:56] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: I am not sure if it matters, but I have a feeling that maybe Windows will want to be on your primary hard disk, the first one
[19:56] <OerHeks> rip https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EncryptedFilesystemHowto
[19:56] <LizardK|ng> sebsebseb, it is
[19:56] <judgen> preferable with game genie support
[19:56] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: ok
[19:56] <mlissner> This is silly, but does anybody know the name of the program that starts when you right click a file in nautilus and select "Open With"? Or how to figure it out?
[19:56] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: as for the Dell  Utility partition uhmm what's that, a hidden partition or what?
[19:56] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: hidden partition, since they didn't give you a CD/DVD so you could re install Windows?
[19:58] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: or some drivers and such for the Windows install?
[19:58] <OerHeks> rip yes, dm-crypt is supported
[19:58] <gui_> ello
[19:59] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: if that partition is meant to be booted from, well sure Grub should find it, and have it there as an option in the boot loader, well maybe not, depending on what it is, but then you could add yourself
[19:59] <gui_> anyoen have any suggestions for burning .avi's to a DVD? i've got a bunch of .avi's that id liek to burn to dvd, id just need to create a simpel menu etc - this is to play in a home dvd player
[19:59]  * Irakirashia is away: pijaymerca~
[19:59] <LizardK|ng> sebsebseb, no, its a tiny 32 MB FAT16 partition that has tools for running diagnostics.
[19:59] <LizardK|ng> sebsebseb, though its really only useful when you need warranty work and i'm pretty sure the computer is out of warranty
[19:59] <gui_> would devede be the best options?
[19:59] <jrib> !away > Irakirashia
[19:59] <LizardK|ng> sebsebseb, though its really only useful when you need warranty work and i'm pretty sure the computer is out of warranty
[19:59] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: ok well that will stay there
[19:59] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: unless you delete it
[20:00] <LizardK|ng> sebsebseb, its sda1, windows is sda2 and ubuntu will be sdc
[20:00] <resno> is there a way to go from desktop to server install?
[20:00] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: gparted is nice, when doing partition stuff, it does a simulation to show what it will do, before you decide to apply it or not
[20:00] <Crewsr3> I just installed PDFedit using method 2 from   https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PDFedit     and it worked, but now I cannot get the program to lanuch.  I know itstalled because I check synaptic
[20:00] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: so it's not that easy to go wrong with it
[20:00] <LizardK|ng> sebsebseb, yup, using it now
[20:01] <freeride> how to turn off message window "message from root@desktop (dev/pts/1) at 21:59 The system is going down for halt in 50 min"  after command shutdown -h 50
[20:01] <erUSUL> resno: install the server software you want and the server kernel. remove whatever you do not need from the desktop install
[20:01] <darthanubis> Mark Shuttleworth has just announced this morning via a blog post that he will be stepping down as the CEO of Canonical, the formal company behind Ubuntu Linux
[20:01] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: ok don't put a label for the partitions, put in the size in MB.  10 x 1024 =  that's your answer for  /
[20:01] <Catalin_> hello I need some urgent help
[20:01] <Flannel> resno: Linux makes no differentiation between "Server" and "Desktop" installs, they're just programs that run.  So, you can install your server things, and (optionally) turn off/remove your GUI things, and you'll be set
[20:01] <darthanubis> http://www.markshuttleworth.com/archives/295
[20:01] <Flannel> darthanubis: #ubuntu-offtopic, thanks
[20:01] <Irakirashia> Sorry for that.
[20:02] <OerHeks> resno, open terminal > sudo tasksel
[20:02] <sebsebseb> darthanubis: I found out a little while ago,  I got two articles to read on that,  but  helping LizardK|ng  and yes Flannel  is right it's off topic
[20:02] <freeride> how to turn off KDE message window "message from root@desktop (dev/pts/1) at 21:59 The system is going down for halt in 50 min"  after command shutdown -h 50
[20:02] <Catalin_> how can I find and replace a malicious code from all my .php files ?
[20:02] <darthanubis> Flannel, per the topic in this channel it is not really all that OT is it?
[20:02] <jrib> Catalin_: sed
[20:02] <sebsebseb> darthanubis: it's not Ubuntu support, so off topic
[20:02] <erUSUL> Catalin_: with sed or ed
[20:02] <nonexks> is there a command line i can type in to get xubuntu to force boot from live cd
[20:02] <Catalin_> I am a bigg noob
[20:02] <Flannel> darthanubis: Yes, it is.  That's not Ubuntu support.  Non-support Ubuntu discussions belong in #ubuntu-offtopic, thanks again for understanding.
[20:03] <Catalin_> could you give me the code in private ?
[20:03] <resno> OerHeks: never knew that existed!
[20:03] <jrib> Catalin_: you shouldn't run sed on large batches of file unless you know what you are doing
[20:03] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: ok made your / yet?
[20:03] <OerHeks> resno have fun
[20:03] <resno> OerHeks: learn something new everyday!
[20:04] <LizardK|ng> sebsebseb, i made all three, but you said / should be first and not swap?
[20:04] <OerHeks> resno me 2 UBUNTU !
[20:04] <sprockets> what is the best dock for ubuntu,
[20:04] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: you end up doing some stuff twice basically if you use gparted first, but  that's ok
[20:04] <Flannel> sprockets: A lot of people like AWN
[20:04] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: I said it probably doesn't really matter, but you probably want SWAP at the end ideally
[20:04] <darthanubis> !best > sprockets
[20:04] <jrib> Catalin_: you need to learn about sed and find.  Find some examples and understand them.
[20:04] <apanda> btw i have sorted my problem with the ati driver.. if anyone cares, something, probably envyng had put this into my xorg.conf : http://pastebin.com/d3147711c
[20:04] <Hillshum> sprockets: GNOME-Do's docky theme is another possibility
[20:05] <Catalin_> ok thx
[20:05] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: go with the Ext4 file system :)
[20:05] <nonexks> i cant get my xubuntu to load live cd so i can erase the system and install something else
[20:05] <LizardK|ng> sebsebseb, i think i want to stick with ext3 for now.  why shouldn't i put in a label?
[20:05] <Catalin_> jrib if I give you the code that I need to remove can you give me the exact command ?
[20:06] <raul_> how can I copy songs from a CD to my computer in MP3 format?
[20:06] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: ,because a label is not needed, and stick with Ext3 why?
[20:06] <kermit> raul_: sound juicer
[20:06] <raul_> kermit thanks
[20:06] <nonexks> raul_: Grip
[20:06] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: you can do a label if you really want sure, but I woudn't
[20:06] <jeansch> raul_, soundjuicer but i suggest you to considere the ogg formet
[20:06] <LizardK|ng> sebsebseb, i was reading ext4 still isn;t fully stable and sometimes data is lost when it crashes
[20:06] <jrib> Catalin_: create some test files so you can experiment.  Here is how to delete "FOO" in a file named FILE:  sed -i 's/FOO//g' FILE
[20:06] <raul_> which one is much better? Grip or sound juicer?
[20:07] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: oh right that ok
[20:07] <jeansch> raul_, sj is easyer and more integreated
[20:07] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: yes I read something like that myself hmm
[20:07] <Catalin_> ok thx
[20:07] <oCean_> Catalin_: quick hint: find /startdirectory -name "*.php" | xargs grep -i <string>
[20:07] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: 9.04 I had no issues with Ext4, even though that's a version where issues with Ext4 are more likely than with 9.10
[20:08] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: you should be backing up data else where anyway, hard disks can just fail
[20:08] <oCean_> Catalin_: that'll search every *.php file found for <string>
[20:08] <synx> During bootup of the liveCD, after loading the kernel the CD drive spins down and stops, and the booting process practically crawls to a halt. What was it that caused that again? I had this problem a few years back...
[20:08] <OttifantSir1> Can someone help me get my mic working? When I try to set the preferences for webcam, speakers and mic in aMSN, it always gets stuck at the mic. It freezes. I have no problems recording sound with Sound Recorder. Could it be because I installed aMSN 0.98 from an autopackage, and the configs don't match?
[20:08] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: if your a bit worried though about losing data from the computer,  well that's ok to do /home in Ext3,  but you should still do / in Ext4 really
[20:08] <raul_> jeansch thanks
[20:08] <doddo> Hello! the EDITOR and VISUAL variables seems to be ignored i keep getting nano as default editor, why is this?
[20:08] <synx> some sort of "make the CD drive more random access" mode that fails for cheap drives...
[20:08] <Catalin_> ocean_: and how do I automaticly remove the <string>
[20:09] <jrib> doddo: default editor where?
[20:09] <doddo> jrib: everywhere
[20:09] <plustax> Hey guys. I'm trying to use GTK RECORDMYDESKTOP and I get the following error. Can anyone help?  http://dl.dropbox.com/u/2066611/Screenshot.png
[20:09] <jrib> doddo: that shouldn't be the case, but try: update-alternatives --config editor   (this is system wide)
[20:09] <LizardK|ng> sebsebseb, what advantage does ext4 have over 2?
[20:09] <oCean_> Catalin_: like jrib told. You have to read up on the various commands and compose the complete command so that'll fit your needs
[20:09] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: / in 9.04 really does speed bot up, shut down, and automatic disk checking up,  I did a test Ext3 and Ext4 in 9.10,  didn't seem to make a difference,  I have a feeling that it might make quite a difference though for 10.04 the next one.
[20:10] <apanda> why does xchat not have a nicklist by default? can i get one easily? :)
[20:10] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: well the automatic disk checking in 9.10 will be faster of course I expect, but I didn't test that.
[20:10] <LizardK|ng> sebsebseb,  gparted just gave e an error that the kernel couldn;t reload the partition table
[20:10] <zmotok> hello, I know this isn't a particularly ubuntuish question but.. does anyone know of a printable image showing the most well known OSS software (name+logo or such) like ubuntu, openoffice, gimp, dia, staruml, etc?
[20:10] <doddo> jrib: hmm why do I need to do that one ? This one should work for example: EDITOR=vim sudo visudo
[20:10] <synx> doddo: have you checked /etc/alternatives/? update-alternatives --list editor should be of assistance.
[20:10] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: it's a blank hard disk yes?
[20:11] <jrib> doddo: erm, by "everywhere" did you mean "everywhere with sudo"?  sudo is picky about environment variables :)
[20:11] <LizardK|ng> sebsebseb, now it is, yes :)
[20:11] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: ok you need to make a new partition table then
[20:11] <nonexks> how do i take xubuntu off of a computer
[20:11] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: the partitions have to go some where
[20:11] <doddo> jrib: nah not only sudo but also programs liek the editor CVS chooses per default
[20:11] <popey> plustax: looks like your sound settings to me
[20:12] <LizardK|ng> sebsebseb, it made / but didn;t format it so it's formatting now and will then create /home and swap
[20:12] <popey> plustax: what do  you have on the sound tab in advanced settings?
[20:12] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: / in Ext4 ?   Ext3 for /home ?
[20:12] <nonexks> !uninstall
[20:12] <LizardK|ng> sebsebseb, yup
[20:12] <RichardG|CC> # Appears as LANCE
[20:12] <nonexks> !uninstall xubuntu
[20:12] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: ok
[20:12] <leoncismeck> Whats the recommended size of swap these days?
[20:12] <plustax> popey: these are my sound settings  http://dl.dropbox.com/u/2066611/Screenshot.png
[20:13] <nonexks> !xubuntu
[20:13] <leoncismeck> !swap | leoncismeck
[20:13] <LizardK|ng> leoncismeck, less than 8 GB, i was laughed at when i said i was going to make mine that
[20:13] <leoncismeck> sorry LizardK|ng, I lol'd too
[20:13] <jrib> doddo: cvs should work, how are you calling it?
[20:13] <popey> plustax: switch off 'use jack' and change device to 'hw:0,0'
[20:13] <doddo> synx: =) Im not used o having to go through al these steps just to choose a default editor for my user...
[20:14] <neo_> hy.
[20:14] <cdocbo> ok guys, back again trying to get my digital tablet working.  (9.10 broke it, worked great in 9.04)  Tablet is seen (dmesg), and can move the cursor in X, but cannot click anything.  Followed a few guides without any success.
[20:14] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: another idea could be this,  make an extra data partition,  in Ext4, that you could then just use later on as a Ext4 /home   and then you can re size that one after deleting the Ext3 or something.  However it seems when it comes to data the file systems don't really matter that much,  as long as you don't get data loss from them of course, and as long as you don't have really massive files.
[20:14] <popey> plustax: assuming you have only one sound device, if you have more than one - like a headset, we may need to change it to something else
[20:14] <doddo> jrib: cvs commit (i get the nano although both EDITOR and VISUAL is set to vim)
[20:14] <LizardK|ng> well, hard drive is cheap and plentiful, why not pick an amount you'll never actually need, but at the same time, never miss having either?
[20:14] <leoncismeck> I just hope I'm never really swapping that much is all
[20:14] <popey> plustax: interesting theme you have there by the way :)
[20:14] <synx> doddo: sorry to disappoint... /etc/alternatives is for the default editor for the computer. Not sure why visudo wouldn't use EDITOR... oh wait
[20:15] <synx> doddo: don't do "sudo visudo". Just visudo by itself.
[20:15] <LizardK|ng> sebsebseb, how big is really massive?  i may end up with files of several GB
[20:15] <synx> sudo resets the environment, clearing EDITOR most likely.
[20:15] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: 100's of GB or more
[20:15] <plustax> popey looks good
[20:15] <plustax> now question
[20:15] <plustax> Will it record sound coming from my songbird?
[20:15] <plustax> I dont want it to record sound from my speakers.
[20:15] <LizardK|ng> sebsebseb, ok, not that big probably.  gparted is done, so now i boot with the ubuntu cd and select manual install?
[20:15] <popey> plustax: i dont know, never do that
[20:15] <jrib> doddo: EDITOR=vim cvs commit  does not use vim?
[20:15] <neo_> available NOD32 LINUX beta with real time protection
[20:16] <popey> plustax: probably not
[20:16] <plustax> Well I have a question then. What can I use to put a song to a desktop video I record?
[20:16] <LizardK|ng> sebsebseb, i have installed linux before, back in the days before graphical installers and whatnot, so i should be ok with setting it up
[20:16] <doddo> jrib: not as expected :)
[20:16] <plustax> Something nice and easy to use
[20:16] <plustax> popey  ^^
[20:16] <popey> plustax: pitivi
[20:16] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: Ext4 is suppoused to be able to deal with much bigger files than Ext3 and better, but then that stuff about how a big file might get currupted on it hmm.  Also people say that XFS has the proper advantages of Ext4, plus that's been around much longer.
[20:17] <LizardK|ng> sebsebseb, i never set up GRUB before, it was LILO back then :)
[20:17] <Hilikus> hey guys, for a FS with maximum data safety/robustness, forget about performance. is it better to use ext3 or ext4? or any other FS good for a backup partition?
[20:17] <jrib> doddo: don't know, I don't have any cvs repositories but at least with bzr it seems to work fine, EDITOR=nano bzr ci   uses nano
[20:17] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: well I guess your not setting up Grub now either then, since 9.10 uses Grub 2, which is a complete rewrite of Grub, and according to some people not as good.
[20:17] <doddo> jrib: OK but does EDITOR=vim bzr ci  use nano aswel ?
[20:18] <neo_> nod32 linux working ubuntu desktop and server
[20:18] <LizardK|ng> sebsebseb, i'm installing 9.04
[20:18] <OttifantSir1> Can someone help me get my mic working? When I try to set the preferences for webcam, speakers and mic in aMSN, it always gets stuck at the mic. It freezes. I have no problems recording sound with Sound Recorder. Could it be because I installed aMSN 0.98 from an autopackage, and the configs don't match?
[20:18] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: oh
[20:18] <cdocbo> yeah, grub2 is buggy atm.
[20:18] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: I thought it was 9.10 hmm
[20:18] <cdocbo> and doesn't work with raid (dmraid) either
[20:18] <Hilikus> cdocbo: what bugs specifically?
[20:18] <LizardK|ng> sebsebseb, i have 9.10 on a laptop and wish i could go back to 9.04
[20:18] <cdocbo> ^^
[20:18] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: ok good job Ext3 is done  for the /home then
[20:18] <jrib> doddo: well my default EDITOR is vim, so I figured I would test with nano.  To answer your question, yes: EDITOR=vim bzr ci  uses vim
[20:19] <starcannon> nano is nice because it's so easy to use, no CS degree needed :)
[20:19] <jrib> doddo: do you have CVSEDITOR set?
[20:19] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: you will get some proper advantages of using Ext4  in 9.04 for /,  oh and turning on the text boot up  is :)  however since the kernel and such in 9.04,  it's not properly stable, but I never had issues.
[20:19] <bwallen> Flash videos on my laptop slow down my entire computer in ubuntu. The same isn't true for Windows on the same laptop. Is there any way to speed up flash?
[20:20] <cdocbo> bwallen, are you using the binary drivers?
[20:20] <jrib> doddo: actually, does calling « vim » by itself work for you?
[20:20] <starcannon> bwallen yeah, join the throngs of us and right email to adobe
[20:20] <Viking667> I tend to use youtube-dl, then use mplayer to play the downloaded video. Doesn't work for non-youtube, of course
[20:20] <LizardK|ng> sebsebseb, thanks for your help; i'll be back when the install is done and xchat is installed, assuming all goes well!
[20:20] <starcannon> bwallen outside of that, not a whole lot can be done I dont thing :(
[20:20] <bwallen> cdocbo: no, the binary ati driver doesn't support my chipset anymore.
[20:20] <zilla1> 9.04, no sound. i dropped my HD from a different box into a new laptop. can one of you all point me to a guide for what to check
[20:20] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: turn the text boot on in Grub :)
[20:21] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: so you get nice boot up text, as well as their picture,  then it really does make Ext4 look really fast :)
[20:21] <doddo> jrib: oh :)
[20:21] <doddo> jrib: aye it does
[20:21] <starcannon> bwallen does one of the archived ATi drivers work for your chipset?
[20:21] <bwallen> starcannon: I was afraid of that
[20:21] <bwallen> starcannon: I dunno
[20:21] <dakarn> upgraded 9.04 to 2.6.30.10 where can i find broadcom modules?
[20:21] <doddo> jrib: likely something is wrong with my env ...
[20:21] <Some_Person> Why does installing the ubuntulooks theme engine uninstall human-theme and ubuntu-desktop?
[20:21] <cdocbo> bwallen, sorry, don't know how well the flgrx/etc driver runs for your card, but you might see if you can use it over the X11 default
[20:21] <starcannon> bwallen, could be worth looking into; getting solid direct rendering support helps a lot
[20:21] <jrib> doddo: strange
[20:22] <doddo> jrib: aye! =)
[20:22] <nuclearshare> hello
[20:22] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[20:23] <Viking667> starcannon: hah. Wish I could say the same. Those proprietary modules don't work worth a &(@% on my setup.
[20:23] <starcannon> bwallen its one of the reasons I still enjoy Nvidia, they don't throw me under a bus when my hardware gets old
[20:23] <cdocbo> ok guys, back again trying to get my digital tablet (generic WALTOP) working.  9.10 broke it, as it worked great in 9.04 even without drivers.  Tablet is seen (dmesg), and I can move the cursor in X, but cannot click anything.  Followed a few guides without any success.  Anyone have other advice?
[20:23] <nuclearshare> I'm having some trouble with my copy of Ubuntu Server.. is this the right place? There is no response at #ubuntu-server
[20:23] <apanda> can i theoretically use an older X version that supports my ati 9600 with the ati binary driver in 9.10?
[20:24] <apanda> or would it be better to just install 8.x?
[20:24] <cdocbo> apanda, doubt it, X's abi changed many times.
[20:24] <bwallen> starcannon: I wish I could switch... I'm using a laptop
[20:24] <sameepreturns> I am a first timer on ubuntu....i cant get sounds on my system....i can play sounds on the windows but not on ubuntu...please help
[20:24]  * Viking667 wants a kernel that doesn't keep having drmRadeonCmdBuffer issues.
[20:24] <starcannon> bwallen; nod I have an ati laptop here in my office, it runs Ubuntu okay, but its an old 7 series radeon mobile in it; I feel your pain
[20:25] <ActionParsnip> sameepreturns: the fact it works in windows is moot
[20:25] <ActionParsnip> sameepreturns: run: lspci | grep -i audio
[20:25] <nuclearshare> does anyone know how I can install ubuntu-9.10-server-i386 without a CD? Like from a USB or directly from HD? UNetbootin doesn't work..
[20:25] <jrib> !install | nuclearshare
[20:25] <sebsebseb> !server |  nuclearshare
[20:26] <sameepreturns> @actionparsnip i got my this...00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 82801I (ICH9 Family) HD Audio Controller (rev 03)
[20:26] <sameepreturns> 01:00.1 Audio device: ATI Technologies Inc R700 Audio Device [Radeon HD 4000 Series]
[20:26] <cdocbo> nuclearshare, google is you friend.  Look for "ubuntu usb flash install"
[20:26] <apanda> meh.. thx cdocbo :/ are there big drawbacks in using ubuntu 8.x?
[20:27] <[t0rc]> how would one clear scrollback in a SSH session? (not using clear but instead clear the history for the "up arrow" functionality) ?
[20:27] <Viking667> that's not specific to ssh.
[20:27] <harovali1> hi, since I installed ubuntu 9.10, I haven't been able to make the pcspkr work normally. It is important to me. Once, if I rmmod'd pcspkr and modprobe'd it again, it was alive again, but now I can't get it.
[20:27] <ActionParsnip> sameepreturns: ok now use that in websearches to find guides
[20:27] <Viking667> that's specific to the shell you ran under ssh, i.e. bash
[20:27] <cdocbo> apanda, sure.  Software versions are going to be older.  Are you sure that the open source drivers won't work?
[20:28] <sebsebseb> apanda: going back to 8.04 or 8.10 now hmm,  maybe you should try 9.04 instead, if  you want to try another version that isn't 9.10
[20:28] <zilla1> !pastebin
[20:28] <blackxored> hello, how can I make a custom shortcut such as the one in kde to "activate window demanding attention"
[20:28] <blackxored> ???
[20:28] <Some_Person> Why does installing the ubuntulooks theme engine remove human-theme?
[20:28] <nuclearshare> sebsebseb - thanks for that info, but it doesn't really help me, I've tried the methods there..
[20:28] <apanda> the open source driver gives me about half the framerate that i get with some old omega ati drivers in windows.. so no it doesnt really work :/ seb: no i need 8.04 afaik, to get an X version thats compatible with the ati 9600 binary driver
[20:28] <sameepreturns> actionparsnip i websearched and tried quite a many things...still not working
[20:29] <cdocbo> apanda, I don't use ATI, just because of those driver issues,  so I can't help you with it really.
[20:29] <apanda> yes, guess i made the wrong choice when i bought the card.. 5 years or so ago ;)
[20:29] <sebsebseb> !ati |  apanda
[20:30] <sebsebseb> apanda: you want a closed source driver for ATI it seems
[20:30] <ActionParsnip> sameepreturns: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/alsa-driver/+bug/274424   some possible solutions there, #12 looks good to me
[20:30] <zilla1> hey, since when do you need to sign into launchpad to use the pastebin?
[20:31] <apanda> i probably do unless the open source one's give me more or the same fps ;)
[20:31] <sameepreturns> actionparsnip, thanks.....looking into it...
[20:31] <blackxored> anyone knows how to create a custom shorcut for my wm to activate window demanding attention?
[20:31] <sebsebseb> apanda: didn't really know there was open source driver for ATI or whatever, but yeah there's some sort of open source graphics card support, for Nivida and what not.  ,but those aren't as good as the driver from the actsaul companys
[20:32] <ActionParsnip> sameepreturns: is it a laptop?
[20:32] <sebsebseb> apanda: If you want proper ATI card support, well you won't get it from an open source driver at this time.
[20:32] <apanda> the problem is that the company (ati) removes support for older cards from the current drivers..
[20:33] <apanda> and the older drivers are incompatible with the current X
[20:33] <blackxored> please pv me I'm going out for a second
[20:33] <sebsebseb> apanda: I have read something like that before on IRC, and yes ATI suck basicalley
[20:33] <sebsebseb> apanda: Nivida are good
[20:33] <Toxic> Hi !
[20:33] <sebsebseb> apanda: well each version of Ubuntu gets a differnet version of xorg
[20:33] <sebsebseb> apanda: so maybe the one in 9.04 wil work,  or maybe the one in 8.10, but sadly that release will run out of support at the time 10.04 comes out, or around that time
[20:34] <`mOOse`> so just for future reference, what ARE good vid cards to look at when running ubuntu?
[20:34] <apanda> yeah i might get a new pc sometime soonish... its pretty old. but i actually had hoped that i can run stuff better than under my years old windows 2000 install ;)
[20:34] <sebsebseb> apanda: well 8.04 has a year or so of support left on the desktop, and yep it's a good release
[20:34] <apanda> ok i might try 8.04 then soonish if i cant get the fps i need in 9.10 :)
[20:35] <sebsebseb> apanda: longer than a year of support left,  three years of support on the desktop
[20:35] <zilla1> 00:14.5 Multimedia audio controller: ATI Technologies Inc IXP SB400 AC'97 Audio Controller (rev 02) <-- is this how lspci is describing my soundcard
[20:35] <sebsebseb> apanda: what do you want to do with the card anyway?
[20:35] <apanda> run assaultcube primarily
[20:35] <sebsebseb> apanda: oh I don't know what that is, some game?
[20:35] <apanda> yes open source fps
[20:36] <apanda> based on the cube engine
[20:36] <berrybarry> http://lifehacker.com/317125/set-up-vnc-on-ubuntu-in-four-steps I followed all steps and works tho I want to put it on my dns/domain
[20:36] <doddo> jrib: hmm it seeseemd to ignore the EDITOR and the VISUAL variables vbut CVSEDITOR worked. Strange. Anyhow thanks!
[20:36] <berrybarry> anyone know where the configuration file is?
[20:36] <Some_Person> Is there any way to use themes that use ubuntulooks on ubuntu? human-theme conflicts with the ubuntulooks package, so it can't be installed
[20:36] <ActionParsnip1> yo yo yo
[20:36] <harovali1> most people seem to dislike the pc speaker, and there are many tips to disable it. But I want it to work , and in 9.10 it doesn't work eveen if the module pcspkr is enabled. Why ?
[20:36] <sebsebseb> apanda: By the way newer is not always better,  in certain ways 8.04 is actsualley better than 9.10.   Also with Ubuntu it's about what releases are still supported, not what is the latest.
[20:37] <berrybarry> h00k?
[20:37] <ActionParsnip1> sebsebseb: +1
[20:37] <apanda> ok i didnt know that :) 9.10 is my first one ;)
[20:38] <berrybarry> looking for the x11vnc vnc-java configuration file
[20:38] <torax> has anybody had that Adobe Reader -freeze- prob with Karmic?
[20:39] <sebsebseb> apanda: maybe your card will work better in 9.04, but that runs out of support in October or early November or something
[20:39] <sebsebseb> ActionParsnip1: indeed :)
[20:40] <torax> hey yo
[20:40] <ActionParsnip1> torax: launch it from a terminal. when it freezes you will get intelligent output
[20:40] <VCoolio> hi; trying to compile a package from launchpad; there are a .tar.gz (the main source), but also .diff.gz (a patch for a newer version / update) but also a .dsc file; what's that last one good for?
[20:40] <ActionParsnip1> torax: you can then websearch the output for guides
[20:40] <berrybarry> x11vnc vnc-java configuration file is where? help
[20:41] <torax> ActionParsnip1: cool thnx
[20:41] <apanda> sebsebseb i'll probably try 8.04 because i have read that the 9600 driver works there and it's the current LTS version
[20:41] <sebsebseb> apanda: ok well here's a good tip when it comes to getting ISO's
[20:41] <mulkan> hi
[20:42] <`mOOse`> or uninstall it and install foxit ;-)
[20:42] <sebsebseb> apanda: use the torrent and it will probably be fine the download,  get it from HTTP/FTP great idea to md5sum/sha1sum your ISO before burning the contents to CD, to make sure you have a good download
[20:42] <sebsebseb> apanda: or do both checks if you really want even
[20:42] <sebsebseb> apanda: most of the time they download fine, but not always
[20:43] <sebsebseb> !md5sum | apanda
[20:43] <apanda> usually it works ok with ftp clients from my experience, but thanks for the tipp, md5sum cant be bad :)
[20:43] <jcook_> Anyone here use dansguardian?
[20:43] <Hillshum> sebsebseb: BitTorrent checks anyway right?
[20:43] <apanda> torrent autochecks everything it downloads
[20:43] <aboSamoor> I am using convert command to convert a jpeg to pdf, but the result quality is low even there is not decrease in the size ?!
[20:44] <apanda> torrent autochecks in small parts even :)
[20:44] <sebsebseb> Hillshum: As  far as I know yeah, or it depends on client,  well depending on client a download check can be run manualley.
[20:44] <apanda> seb thanks, i actually have an md5 (and sha1) shell extension installed in windows
[20:44] <sebsebseb> apanda: well they are much easier to check in a Linux distro
[20:45] <berrybarry> x11vnc vnc-java help anyone?
[20:45] <sebsebseb> apanda: open the terminal  make sure your in the folder of the ISO if not CD in to it,  then  md5sum  or  sha1sum    namegoeshere.iso  get the code and compare it, so with 8.04 to the codes found  in the list of files here  http://releases.ubuntu.com/8.04
[20:46] <sebsebseb> apanda: the ISO is also in that list of files
[20:47] <apanda> yes ty.. my only problem with installing from an iso atm is that i'm running 9.10 from the wubi install because i couldnt repartition my harddrive because it's full ;)
[20:47] <sebsebseb> apanda: oh right, well  you can burn the CD using wubi as far as I know
[20:48] <shane_> anyone ever try to install ubuntu on a Palm Treo 650?  Or know if it can be done?
[20:48] <hikenboot> hello I have setup a host file with extensive sites to block. unfortunately karmic seems to be ignoring the hosts file...anyone know why
[20:48] <sebsebseb> apanda: assuming you also have a burner and a CD to burn on to of course
[20:48] <reign2> what is the lightest antivirus?
[20:48] <sebsebseb> apanda: you could burn the ISO to a DVD, but that would be a waste of one really.  In the long run it is better to use real partitions instead of Wubi.
[20:48] <ActionParsnip1> !antivirus | reign2
[20:48] <reign2> and by lightest I mean with the smallest memory/cpu footprint
[20:49] <ActionParsnip1> reign2: clamav is small
[20:49] <Crash1hd> losha: So I figured out my trouble lol
[20:49] <apanda> yes i do, but that doesnt give me harddrive to partition :) it's one 100% ntfs partition with data to keep.. and i dont have a dvd writer (or even reader) in this pc :)
[20:49] <sebsebseb> ActionParsnip1: I was to slow, well messing the factoid up a bit or whatever
[20:49] <apanda> but thats for me to figure out how to backup xx gb without ;)
[20:49] <sebsebseb> reign2: you don't need anti virus in Desktop Linux at this time, unless for exaple you got an email server and so your scanning for Windows viruses
[20:49] <ActionParsnip1> reign2: or you have a tinfoil hat collection
[20:50] <sebsebseb> ActionParsnip1: what?
[20:50] <reign2> sebsebseb: I do alot of filesharing with my windows boxes
[20:50] <trism> VCoolio: it is a summary of the contents of the source code, generated from debian/control in the source directory, and is used when unpacking the package with dpkg-source, from: http://www.debian.org/doc/maint-guide/ch-build.en.html
[20:50] <mr_engineer> hi, i messed up my sound
[20:50] <Hilikus> is there a way to do a copy that validates the result with a checksum or something like that?
[20:50] <mr_engineer> it used to work with both pulseaudio and alsa, i removed pulseaudio to use alsa, now i want pulse back
[20:50] <ActionParsnip1> sebsebseb: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tin_foil_hat
[20:52] <sebsebseb> ActionParsnip1: ok sure, but I don't get the joke
[20:52] <berrybarry> x11vnc vnc-java .... its working for inside network tho I want the configuration file so I can give it my domain/dns/host?
[20:53] <apparle> I want to use sun jdk with netbeans how to do it
[20:53] <ActionParsnip1> sebsebseb: its a synonym for super paranoia, kinda like installing antivirus on a system with no web access which will never have any extra software added to it, "just incase"
[20:53] <tarzeau> apparle: just out of curiosity, why?
[20:53] <sebsebseb> ActionParsnip1: ah ha now I understand, about you put that, and I started reading the link properly
[20:53] <sebsebseb> ActionParsnip1: after you put that above
[20:54] <ActionParsnip1> sebsebseb: they're all gonna get you ;)
[20:54] <apparle> tarzeau: coz I don't understand the difference between openjdk and sun jdk.... and I have never used openjdk
[20:54] <LizardK|ng> ARGGGH!
[20:54] <White_Pelican> how do I change the program that I assign keyboard shortcuts to?
[20:55] <aeon-ltd> White_pelican: its in the preferences or administration menu if your using stock ubuntu
[20:56] <mr_engineer> pulseaudio is not reading my sound card
[20:56] <DaveS> Is there a way to create a symlink that acts as a union of two directories?
[20:57] <wolter> DaveS, union of two directories?
[20:57] <White_Pelican> aeon-ltd, which options under preferences or administration? I'm new to gnome
[20:57] <ActionParsnip1> DaveS: you can create a folder with 2 symlinks to both folders
[20:57] <LizardK|ng> sebsebseb, the disc i thought was my 9.04 install was blank, and so i burned the iso on it, but it got an error, but i booted it anyway and it didn't work, so  now i have to reburn it.  I have so few CD-R's thinking that i'd never need them and could always use DVD-Rs
[20:57] <synx> the liveCD stops booting with sense errors mentioning sr0 and "Timeout on logical unit"
[20:58] <DaveS> action: but that would act like a sub-folder, right?
[20:58] <synx> I tried it with noapic and acpi=off and all the F6 options checked.
[20:58] <khelvan> Hello, I had Jaunty running fine on my Compaq Presario laptop, but after upgrading to Karmic wireless sometimes dies (the light continually blinks blue/amber/blue/amber) and when I try to shut it down, I have to physically shut it off, because during the shutdown/reboot process it repeats this error over and over: b43-phy0 ERROR: Fatal DMA error: 0x00000400, 0x00000000, 0x00000000, 0x00000000, 0x00000000, 0x00000000
[20:58] <sebsebseb> !md5sum | LizardK|ng
[20:58] <synx> grub loads fine, but once the kernel is loaded it does something that causes the CD drive to spin down and stop responding.
[20:58] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: I just told someone else how to do that in Ubuntu
[20:58] <ActionParsnip1> synx: did you md5 test the iso you downloaded?
[20:58] <ActionParsnip1> synx: did you run the cd verifier?
[20:58] <LizardK|ng> well i reburned it and it didn;t get any errors
[20:59] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: check the ISO is a good download, before burning
[20:59] <synx> ActionParsnip1: uh, seeing as I got it from a trusted source no. I'll go check that really quick...
[20:59] <ActionParsnip1> synx: doesnt matter if its "from a trusted source"
[20:59] <LimCore> can I tell os do by default create files with 660 instead 600 but for one directory (and it's subdirs)?
[20:59] <ActionParsnip1> synx: the data can be garbaged in transit
[20:59] <LizardK|ng> sebsebseb, it is, i used it in 3 different computers; its the burn that was bad
[20:59] <ActionParsnip1> synx: the source has nothing to do with it
[21:00] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: ok do a new burn then, burn a bit slower if your getting problems
[21:00] <synx> ActionParsnip1: bittorrent uses an info hash to verify that the data hasn't been corrupted.
[21:00] <ActionParsnip1> synx: its still good practice to test it
[21:00] <LizardK|ng> sebsebseb, only options for speed were max and 48x so i did 48x this time
[21:00] <Dantonic> what's the apt-get command to completely wipe out an installed package?  is it apt-get remove --purge <package> ?
[21:00] <synx> ActionParsnip1: yeah yeah, just lemme track down where that md5 is.
[21:00] <ActionParsnip1> synx: you should also run the cd verifier so you know what you have is a good CD
[21:00] <LjL> Dantonic: yes, it's exactly that.
[21:01] <synx> cd verifier?
[21:01] <Dantonic> LjL, ok thanks
[21:01] <ActionParsnip1> synx: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuHashes
[21:01] <synx> ah thanx
[21:01] <dottedquad> hello all, i've searched on google for an opensource gps navigation software and all I came upon was a project called open tracker.  Anyone know of any opensource gps navigation app?
[21:01] <smacnay> Daniel_G, dpkg --purge
[21:01] <LizardK|ng> crap, some files were corrupted... i only have one 700 mb CD-R left
[21:02] <DaveS> isn't GPS navigation mostly about data rather than software?
[21:02] <saik0> Hi when trying to install grub on a mdraid1 i get an error see pastebin: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m430fa907
[21:02] <synx> does this "cd verifier" just basically go {dd if=/dev/sr0 | md5sum -}?
[21:02] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: check that the ISO is good!
[21:02] <ActionParsnip1> LizardK|ng: burn slow, all burning software has speed settings, the default is max
[21:02] <achandra> hello...having a few issues wit getting irw to work right in 9.10 any ideas...irw returns a no such file or directory
[21:02] <synx> The .iso file is good!
[21:03] <sebsebseb> synx: Good!
[21:03] <ActionParsnip1> synx: cool, now boot to the CD and on the very first screen run the cd verifier
[21:03] <synx> now I just need to figure out how to check the CD. I guess cmp .iso /dev/sr0 would do the trick.
[21:03] <saik0> Anybody use mdraid as a bootable root with Karmic that can assist?
[21:04] <chazroberts> i cant seem to run exe files?
[21:05] <synx> oh, that's where it is? Sure thing ActionParsnip1
[21:05] <Redache> chazroberts: What file are you tryng to run?
[21:05] <chazroberts> swgsetup
[21:05] <DaveS> chaz: do you mean exe files as in non-linux binaries?
[21:05] <chazroberts> im not sure
[21:05] <michLinuxGuy> dottedquad: JOSM works pretty good for maps.  Since it's opensource, I think you could add the logic to read GPS coordinates fairly easy.  (if you can code)
[21:05] <ActionParsnip1> synx: then you know the burner has not faultered or jittered and screwed the burn
[21:05] <LizardK|ng> sebsebseb, so i do md5sum ubuntu-9.04-desktop-i386.iso and compare it to what's on the website?
[21:05] <Redache> chazroberts: what is swg setup?
[21:05] <dottedquad> michLinuxGuy: Thank YOU
[21:05] <chazroberts> star wars galaxies
[21:05] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: yes as long as you have the ISO saved in home
[21:06] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: otherwise you can cd into the folder, or copy/cut it into home and do it
[21:06] <synx> ActionParsnip1: I can also just {cmp .iso /dev/sr0} and if it fails only on EOF on the .iso then it's good.
[21:06] <LinuxCommunity>  DaveS: you can run exes in ubuntu , i have they were exe's programmed in c with gtk+, so it was a linux made program
[21:06] <LizardK|ng> sebsebseb, does md5sum /dev/cdrom
[21:06] <Redache> chazroberts: You'd need Wine, but I'm not sure Galaxies works on Linux
[21:06] <LizardK|ng> work?
[21:06] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: then the code you want is in these lists of files  http://releases.ubuntu.com/9.04
[21:06] <DaveS> Linux: .exe is just a file extension, that's why I asked if it was a linux binary
[21:06] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: don't think so
[21:06] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: it's for checking an ISO just like sha1sum is
[21:07] <chazroberts> how do i get wine?
[21:07] <sebsebseb> chazroberts: sudo apt-get install wine
[21:07] <ActionParsnip1> chazroberts: sudo apt-get install wine
[21:07] <erUSUL> !software | chazroberts
[21:07] <sebsebseb> !wine |  chazroberts
[21:07] <ActionParsnip1> chazroberts: theres also: http://www.winehq.org/download/deb
[21:07] <LinuxCommunity> DaveS: i think you know that i know it's a file extension. cause if i didn't i wouldn't bother to say anything. but yes if the source is for linux then it will run no problem
[21:08] <LizardK|ng> sebsebseb, md5sum /dev/cdrom is doing something
[21:08] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: ok
[21:08] <DaveS> if the 'source' is for linux?
[21:08] <LizardK|ng> dunno what though
[21:09] <adidas986> hey all
[21:09] <zabka> i try grep foo * . although i should get some results, i get nothing at all
[21:10] <guntbert> DaveS: a tip: you can use <tab> completion for nicks - makes it a lot easier :-)
[21:10] <Snello> ciao
[21:10] <Powersource> is was browsing, and suddenly the screen suddenly popped over to the boot screen and then the login-screen. i logged in and all programs were closed, i started them again and it didn't take much time at all to start them up. anyone know what the fuck happened?
[21:10] <LizardK|ng> sebsebseb, md5sum /dev/cdrom and md5sum /media/Media/ubuntu-9.04-desktop-i386.iso both match the md5sum from the website, so it should work ok, yes?
[21:10] <epinky> !it | Snello
[21:10] <llua> my desktop just disappeared. my panels are still there and work, but right clicking the desktop does nothing
[21:11] <Funfood> is nautilus running llua?
[21:11] <Flare183> llua: kill nautilus if its running and re run it
[21:11] <Snello> !it
[21:12] <ActionParsnip1> llua: press alt+f2   type    nautilus    press enter
[21:12] <llua> Funfood, Flare183 , ActionParsnip1 . Thx
[21:14] <peleg> Hey. I've bought a new cheap mp4 player; when plugging it in, it charges, but ubuntu does not detect it. I've searched the forums, but found no good answer. any ideas?
[21:14] <chazroberts> assertion failedwhen surfing net..whats that mean?
[21:14] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: the codes need to be the same yes
[21:15] <LizardK|ng> gonna truy booting the disc in a vm
[21:15] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: there's also a disc check on the CD
[21:15] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: to check that the psyical disc is ok or not
[21:15] <LizardK|ng> sebsebseb, yeah, i saw that, it didn;t load with the previous copy
[21:15] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: not the ISO, just the disc for that
[21:16] <danopia> hi
[21:16] <LizardK|ng> yes
[21:16] <sebsebseb> LizardK|ng: sometimes get an error on CD, but clean a bit of dirt off the CD, and it works
[21:16] <prappl93> Is there a guide available for easy set up of networking between Ubuntu and Windows?
[21:16] <sebsebseb> prappl93: file sharing?
[21:17] <prappl93> sebsebseb, mainly that, yes.
[21:17] <sebsebseb> !samba |  prappl93
[21:17] <zinox> is possible do multi boot both windows 7 and ubuntu?
[21:17] <sebsebseb> zinox: dual boot yeah
[21:17] <prappl93> I've installed that before and it won't let me browse the Windows Network that shows up in my network folder 100% of the time
[21:17] <ActionParsnip1> zinox: sure is
[21:17] <chazroberts> how doi surf the net when it keeps bringing up 'assertion failed'?
[21:17] <sropt> Hello.
[21:18] <sebsebseb> prappl93: smb:// internal ip address in the location bar in file manager, and  shared files on Windows, and should  work
[21:18] <ActionParsnip1> chazroberts: what browser?
[21:18] <sebsebseb> prappl93: shared folders on Windows that is
[21:18] <sropt> after I set an individual X screen to my other monitor, I can not use the mouse.
[21:18] <chazroberts> firefox
[21:18] <sropt> Help, please.
[21:19] <ActionParsnip1> chazroberts: tried closing firefox and running: mv ~/.mozilla ~/.mozilla_old   then rerunning the browser?
[21:19] <LizardK|ng> sebsebseb, is that utility available without booting from the disc?
[21:19] <`mOOse`> can anyone tell me how to make a default program in ubuntu - like if I open a PDF for instance, instead of the packaged PDF viewer opening, Foxit or Adobe does?
[21:19] <schnux> Hi ppl I've got Karmic and the Fujitsu xa2528 and I need to load the module amd74xx, but how do I do that when the module does not exist?
[21:20] <sropt> Help, please.
[21:20] <sropt> after I set an individual X screen to my other monitor, I can not use the mouse.
[21:20] <guntbert> !help | sropt
[21:20] <ActionParsnip1> schnux: you need to find the package it is in, or compile the module
[21:20] <guntbert> sropt: sorry, wrong factoid
[21:21] <guntbert> sropt: avoid a chain of help! please! ... if someone can answer your question that person will do it
[21:21] <plustax> how to convert .xptv file to something like avi or something most people can view?
[21:22] <LizardK|ng> sebsebseb, is that disc check utility available without booting from the disc?
[21:22] <raul_> how can I help ubuntu translate docummentation to my first language?
[21:22] <ActionParsnip1> `mOOse`: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1287571
[21:23] <`mOOse`> thanks ActionParsnip1
[21:23] <ActionParsnip1> !contribute | raul_
[21:23] <guntbert> !translate | raul_
[21:24] <`mOOse`> hah - that was too simple! LOL
[21:24] <hacker> need help with using unbuntu 10.0
[21:25] <wawan> are u indonesian people
[21:25] <Redache> hacker: It's an Alpha, so I wouldn't recommend using it unless you know what you're doing. Also, it's Ubuntu
[21:25] <nonexks> do i use gparted to format a usb pen drive ?
[21:25] <hacker> my bad
[21:25] <peleg> dmesg gives a nice picture. I don't know why it is not mounted. How can I manually mount this mp4 player?
[21:26] <hacker> im a newbe in linux and loveing it
[21:26] <LizardK|ng> alright, rebootin again
[21:26] <Redache> hacker: i'd use 9.10
[21:27] <nonexks> ?
[21:27] <plustax> how to convert .xptv file to something like avi or something most people can view?
[21:27] <hacker> what is the best linux to use
[21:27] <Redache> hacker: As this is
[21:27] <Redache> hacker: #ubuntu then Ubuntu
[21:28] <LinuxCommunity> hacker: its all opinionated but the very best is usually community built but the best for running an enterprise is centos or redhat
[21:28] <guntbert> hacker: this is a support channel - for general question please use #ubuntu-offtopic
[21:28] <plustax> its a matter of opinion
[21:28] <plustax> guntbert
[21:28] <centHOGG> !linux
[21:28] <LinuxCommunity> i prefer to use ubuntu but if i had the money and all i would love to use redhat
[21:28] <plustax> can you tell me how to convert a pitivi xptv file into something usable?
[21:29] <ikus060> Hello, I'm looking for a dock that can be use like a task bar. Do you have any suggestion ?? Currently I'm using AWN. Any other suggestion ?
[21:29] <guntbert> plustax: no, sorry, never heard of that
[21:29] <GodFazha> they money LinuxCommunity ..?
[21:29] <GodFazha> -y
[21:29] <Redache> ikus060: Docky?
[21:29] <hacker> were can i get a list of old apps for linux ?
[21:30] <reign2> ikus060:  Ive tried many and I keep coming backto AWN
[21:30] <LinuxCommunity> GodFazha: enterprise edition you can get the source code for free, but i herd they charge for the compiled with license and all but again rumor there usually never true but for some reason i believe cause i tried to get it but always something with getting an account then i did but i couldn't download enterprise 5
[21:30] <reign2> most stable for me
[21:31] <Redache> Fedora is the "free" version of Red Hat
[21:31] <guntbert> !ot | LinuxCommunity reign2 GodFazha hacker
[21:32] <LinuxCommunity> use your head for a minute ubottu: i had to reply to a persons question, otherwise it's disrespectful understand
[21:32] <berrybarry> Is my server working? http://linuxfunlife.zapto.org/
[21:32] <guntbert> berrybarry: not here please
[21:32] <hacker> I also would like to test my wifi security how would i go about doing that ?
[21:32] <g5pw> hi all! i've got a problem: trying to install ubuntu on an old machine, installed essential system, xorg and fluxbox, but resolution is screwed and my xorg.conf doesen't exist! any clues?
[21:32] <berrybarry> guntbert ok
[21:32] <blakkheim> hacker: what kind of encryption?
[21:33] <hacker> wap
[21:33] <hacker> wap 2
[21:33] <blakkheim> hacker: do you mean WPA2?
[21:33] <ikus060> Redache: I will look into Docky, but the last time I use it there was missing one of the feature I really need : drag-drop over a task
[21:33] <LinuxCommunity> berrybarry: yes its working
[21:33] <hacker> yes im sorry too much coffee
[21:33] <mha2908> Hi! I've installed the ubuntu 9.10 using Wubi on my HP Mini-Note 2133, and all seems to work fine except for the wifi. As described here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LaptopTestingTeam/HP2133 I have tried open Administration->Hardware Drivers with ethernet connected, but it does not show any drivers I can use.... plz help me! Rly appreciate it...
[21:34] <blakkheim> hacker: PSK TKIP or AES?
[21:34] <hacker> pks
[21:34] <mosted> hello world !
[21:34] <blakkheim> hacker: switch to AES and use a very very long string of nonsense for a passphrase (at least 15 characters)
[21:35] <hacker> will do
[21:35] <guntbert> LinuxCommunity: please stay polite - and not every question in this channel is an ubuntu support question - so answering that is still off topic
[21:35] <hacker> do i need soft ware ?
[21:36] <blakkheim> hacker: you should be able to change those settings in your router's gateway webconsole
[21:36] <g5pw> anyone willing to help me? (sorry to break in)
[21:36] <hacker> o ok now im getting it
[21:37] <guntbert> g5pw: you not breaking in - maybe try to give more details
[21:37] <mha2908> no1 to assist me with my missing WiFi driver? Oh, plz! I am sooo stuck here!
[21:37] <g5pw> hi all! i've got a problem: trying to install ubuntu on an old machine, installed essential system, xorg and fluxbox, but resolution is screwed and my xorg.conf doesen't exist! any clues?
[21:37] <synx> hm... input/output error on /dev/sr0... possibly the ISO got truncated. Gotta check that CD verifier now
[21:37] <LinuxCommunity>  guntbert:  fine
[21:37] <wawan> where we can get anti net cut
[21:37] <g5pw> here it is... anything else?
[21:38] <blakkheim> g5pw: # X -configure ; mv /root/xorg.conf* /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[21:38] <Some_Person> I implemented what seems to be a working fix for the ubuntulooks/human-theme issue. How/where can I publish it?
[21:38] <Some_Person> I'd like to publish a repo with my fixed .debs if possible
[21:38] <guntbert> LinuxCommunity: though I don't want to sound patronizing - thank you for your understanding :-)
[21:39] <alink1000> I need help. it's not letting me install a package.
[21:39] <LinuxCommunity> all i said was fine
[21:39] <blakkheim> alink1000: output? error?
[21:39] <LinuxCommunity> god man leave me alone now
[21:39] <g5pw> thanks blakkheim, will try now
[21:39] <newclimb> Im with ubuntu 9.10 64bits in my note toshiba satellite and the butons that we touch to open a player doesn't open anyone know how to fix it?
[21:39] <alink1000> it's telling me "could not apply changes! fix broken packages first."
[21:39] <blakkheim> g5pw: make sure you do it as root
[21:39] <mha2908> sry to dbl-post: Hi! I've installed the ubuntu 9.10 using Wubi on my HP Mini-Note 2133, and all seems to work fine except for the wifi. As described here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LaptopTestingTeam/HP2133 I have tried open Administration->Hardware Drivers with ethernet connected, but it does not show any drivers I can use.... plz help me! Rly appreciate it...
[21:39] <blakkheim> alink1000: then do so
[21:39] <Hans_Henrik> mha2908: btw wouldn't hurt asking in #linux and even #aircrack-ng  but.. if i where you, id test to connect it with cable at first, run all updates etc, and check if the drivers still isn't there
[21:39] <alink1000> how?
[21:39] <g5pw> yeah, i didn't miss the # :) anyway, X -configure was the command i was looking for... :) thanks again!
[21:39] <IdleOne> alink1000: sudo apt-get install -f
[21:40] <blakkheim> alink1000: open synaptic and find the "fix broken packages" option in one of the menus
[21:40] <blakkheim> g5pw: np
[21:40] <mha2908> Hans_Henrik: vidste ikke, at jeg også kunne finde det der :D ok, tak!
[21:40] <synx> So I selected "Check CD for defects" and the liveCD still froze at the splash screen :(
[21:40] <epinky> !dk | mha2908
[21:40] <Hans_Henrik> mha2908: and you should try ask in #ubuntu-no ^^
[21:40] <Hans_Henrik> mha2908: wups.. or dk, didnt see
[21:41] <mha2908> already got that ;) thx
[21:41] <Pipi772> Hellooooooooo
[21:41] <Pipi772> how do i execute a script when xinit runs ??
[21:41] <blakkheim> Pipi772: ~/.xinitrc
[21:41] <alink1000> unable to lock the administration directy, is another process using it?
[21:41] <alink1000> it says
[21:42] <IdleOne> alink1000: close synaptic or the software center and run that command again in terminal
[21:42] <newclimb>  Im with ubuntu 9.10 64bits in my note toshiba satellite and the butons with lights that we touch and open a player doesn't open anyone know how to fix it?
[21:42] <g5pw> oh, another thing.... anyone knows how to get the SLiM package? it's not in therepo
[21:42] <alink1000> how do I close it? nothing is open, and yet it says there is. =[
[21:42] <alink1000> okay I got it open
[21:43] <alink1000> k I ran the command
[21:43] <alink1000> now what?
[21:43] <IdleOne> now try to install whatever it was you wanted to install
[21:44] <alink1000> okay
[21:44] <Obamacide> Friend got a dell mini10v for her 15 year old son...who likes to tinker with stuff...but a linux newbie.  It comes with Windows SP3 but I want to install Ubuntu alongside it for dualboot.  Which Ubuntu would you recommend and why? Wubi or dual boot?  9.04, 9.10 UNR, or regular 9.10 desktop???  Also how much minimum GB of hd space would you give?
[21:44] <alink1000> ...it gave me the same message...
[21:44] <tux_> instal ubuntu 910 for netbooks
[21:45] <blakkheim> Obamacide: format the whole hd and install linux
[21:45] <IdleOne> alink1000: exact errors are helpful
[21:45] <vinpan> ubuntu wont detect my keyboard......should i just format the pc and try to install ubuntu
[21:45] <epinky> !unr | Obamacide
[21:45] <newclimb> anyone?
[21:45] <tux_> REMIX IS GOOD BUT IT MAY GIVE YOU AUDIO PROBLEMS
[21:45] <ango> hi
[21:45] <LinuxCommunity> e
[21:46] <epinky> !caps | tux_
[21:46] <tux_> lol bad habbit my bad
[21:46] <alink1000> it just tells me "could not apply changes! fix broken packages first"
[21:46]  * synx turns tux_'s volume down
[21:46] <kristian_> hi
[21:47] <kristian_> (xchat-gnome:19596): Gdk-CRITICAL **: gdk_pixmap_new: assertion `(width != 0) && (height != 0)' failed
[21:47] <kristian_> what does that mean?
[21:47] <blakkheim> kristian_: it means use irssi :p
[21:47] <furuno> alink1000: try open up terminal and type in "sudo dpkg -f"
[21:47] <synx> oh you gotta be kidding me
[21:47] <synx> I can't even mount the damned CD
[21:47] <synx> No wonder it was dying!
[21:47] <kristian_> does anybody know?
[21:47] <kristian_> what's wrong?
[21:47] <IdleOne> kristian_: #xchat probably knows
[21:47] <furuno> kristian_: some GTK+ error/warning?
[21:48] <goose> kristian_: use real xchat, not gnome xchat
[21:48] <kristian_> ok
[21:48] <kristian_> is real xchat better?
[21:48] <goose> much
[21:48] <blakkheim> kristian_: irssi is better
[21:48] <Flare183> kristian_: Yes
[21:48] <Flare183> !best
[21:48] <vinpan> ubuntu wont detect my keyboard......should i just format the pc and try to install ubuntu
[21:48] <LinuxCommunity> i programmed in gtk+ i tell you it's different then visual c++
[21:49] <newclimb>  Im with ubuntu 9.10 64bits in my note toshiba satellite and the butons that we touch to open a player doesn't open anyone know how to fix it?
[21:49] <texas319> this might be my 19th time going back to Ubuntu. only issue i am seriously having is an ABOBE CS3 alternative
[21:49] <furuno> newclimb: of course, I believe that button is only supported on Windows, altought that might be a way to tweak it...
[21:50] <texas319> i use the entire suite dayin and day out
[21:50] <DaZ_> texas319: adobe cs2
[21:50] <vinpan> i have photoshop CS2
[21:50] <furuno> texas319: CS2 run pretty well on wine
[21:50] <vinpan> yes
[21:50] <texas319> CS2 have Indesign
[21:50] <blakkheim> newclimb: try xev to see if it detects it
[21:50] <DaZ_> running it on wine is pointless
[21:50] <DaZ_> windows apps should be used on windows :f
[21:50] <vinpan> no i dont think
[21:51] <texas319> somewhat agree with DaZ
[21:51] <newclimb> in ubuntu 9.10 32 bits its worked
[21:51] <furuno> DaZ_: photoshop is not windows apps, it runs on mac :D
[21:51] <duck_tape> anybody know how to force a text mode install for ubuntu server?
[21:51] <texas319> what about VM session of XP
[21:51] <blakkheim> newclimb: then use that
[21:51] <newclimb> just at the 64 bits not
[21:51] <vinpan> ubuntu wont detect my keyboard......should i just format the pc and try to install ubuntu
[21:51] <DaZ> furuno: it was on windows first
[21:51] <newclimb> but i got another problems with 32 bits
[21:51] <DaZ> furuno: and you can't run mac build on linux
[21:51] <DaZ> therefore it's out of discussion :f
[21:52] <furuno> DaZ: j/k you know ;)
[21:52] <losha> vinpan: seems pointless to go ahead if the live cd won't see your keyboard. Try another distro e.g. mint
[21:52] <texas319> anyone have a Virtual Box with XP and CS# or CS2 running
[21:52] <peleg> Ok, I have successfully manually mounted the mp4 player; but now I can't copy files into it (even with sudo). What can cause this?
[21:52] <ango> hi, does anyone have a solution for a "flash on ubuntu 9.10 64-bit problem" ?
[21:53] <DaZ> texas319: i've had :f
[21:53] <Redache> ango: What's the problem
[21:53] <DaZ> ango: there's no problem
[21:53] <texas319> how was it? how much memory was alloted
[21:54] <ango> im not sure, im new with ubuntu, and i cant view flash objects in my web browser
[21:54] <furuno> ango: you need to install flash first
[21:54] <Redache> ango: you need to download ubuntu-restricted-extras
[21:54] <vinpan> Losha: thats the thing same cd i have i used on my laptop 2 yr old and a 5 yr old pc it works.....but on the 3 yr old pc it dose not work
[21:54] <ango> ok, ty, i'll try that
[21:54] <furuno> ango: try installing "flashplugin-installer"
 not sure the kid is ready for the plunge
[21:55] <losha> vinpan: all that tells me is that there's something weird about the 3 yr old pc hardware....
[21:55] <ango> from the terminal?
[21:55] <vinpan> hummmm
[21:55] <furuno> ango: well, it faster from then...
[21:55] <vinpan> its a emachine
[21:55] <newclimb> ango: here it is http://if5.com.br/2009/12/04/tutorial-instalando-flash-64bits-no-ubuntu/
[21:56] <losha> vinpan: and the keyboard works with windows that was on there originally, I presume?
[21:56] <Obamacide> Friend got a dell mini10v for her 15 year old son...who likes to tinker with stuff...but a linux newbie.  It comes with Windows SP3 but I want to install Ubuntu alongside it for dualboot.  Which Ubuntu would you recommend and why? Wubi or dual boot?  9.04, 9.10 UNR, or regular 9.10 desktop???  Also how much minimum GB of hd space would you give?
[21:56] <leoncismeck1> lol mint is based on ubuntu
[21:56] <vinpan> yes
[21:56] <furuno> ango: the command is "sudo apt-get install flashplugin-installer"
[21:56] <streuner> streuner
[21:56] <vinpan> well its a logitech KB
[21:56] <newclimb> furuno: to 64 bits
[21:56] <ango> yay :D thanks
[21:57] <newclimb> furuno: i think that its better this one http://if5.com.br/2009/12/04/tutorial-instalando-flash-64bits-no-ubuntu/
[21:57] <vinpan> is mint the same as ubuntu?
[21:57] <ubuntic1> hello all in room
[21:57] <PointMan> how can I find the version number of a package that aptitude wants to install?
[21:57] <streuner> nu da blick ich nicht durch
[21:57] <babytom> hey all
[21:57] <furuno> newclimb: cant read ES :D
[21:57] <joaopinto> PointMan, apt-cache policy package
[21:58] <losha> vinpan: well you don't have much to lose. Do some experimenting. Mint is based on ubuntu, but tends to have fewer installation problems...
[21:58] <newclimb> furuno: there is the commands
[21:58] <PointMan> joaopinto: excellent, thanks :)
[21:58] <julio> hi there yall
[21:59] <ango> only 1 more problem, all web pages loads very slowly,(some pages just stops) first i thought it could be because of the missing flash plugin, but..
[21:59] <julio> is there a way of using 2 keyb layouts? my notebook's kb is latam but i use an english usb kb...
[21:59] <newclimb> ango: did following the link
[21:59] <ubuntic1> does anybody knows how to burn cd/dvd in a ubuntu-live-cd?
[21:59] <losha> Obamacide: well, I'd like to help you, but your nick is too ugly...
[22:00] <IdleOne> losha: lol @ nicksism
[22:00] <forceflow> ubuntic1: doesn't it have brasero?
[22:00] <Obamacide> Maybe Im far left and feel that Obama has betrayed us......but beyond that....how about some of that ubuntu spirit and you help me anyways....
 Maybe Im far left and feel that Obama has betrayed us......but beyond that....how about some of that ubuntu spirit and you help me anyways....
[22:00] <ango> the command i typed in the terminal worked fine, but the web page would not open in firefox
[22:01] <root__> rt73
[22:01] <root__> aircrack/ng
[22:01] <newclimb> ango: witch command
[22:01] <babytom> hey guys, any ideas why my clean install of UNR doesnt run any of the startup programs it should?
[22:01] <vonnick> LAWL
[22:01] <trijntje> Obamacide, normal 9.10, dual boot
[22:01] <losha> ubuntic1: if you only have one dvd device, I don't think it's possible. You need a distro that never refers to the dvd device after it boots, like knoppic with the 'toram' boot parameter....
[22:01] <PointMan> Anyone use monit? If so, have you installed from src or using aptitude?
[22:01] <ubuntic1> hi forceflow: jes but the cd is busy, brasero couldn't find any cd
[22:01] <ango> it only loading and loading... this command: "sudo apt-get install flashplugin-installer"
[22:02] <mike_______> hello
[22:02] <newclimb> ango: do the commands at this link http://if5.com.br/2009/12/04/tutorial-instalando-flash-64bits-no-ubuntu/
 how much minimum hd space would you give?  Also need I worry about grub2 if this is a fresh install of 9.10????
[22:02] <losha> ubuntic1: knoppic -> knoppix
[22:03] <mike_______> anyone got a solution for very slow usb write speed after some time? like, it's fast until 25% and then it starts getting horribly slow. mount -o async,remount doesn't work for that device. -o flush didn't help
[22:03] <trijntje> Obamacide, 30GB is more than enough, 10 GB should be fine too. Whats wrong with grub2?
[22:03] <joshuajtl> i need some assistance folks, my touchpad is always haywire on ubuntu... im running karmic, with an alps touchpad using (i think) synaptics module... it's often difficult to use my touchpad it sticks, and is otherwise just crazy to use... occasionally there is suddenly two vertical scroll areas, one right smack in the middle of the pad, and one on the right edge where its supposed to be...
[22:03] <ubuntic1> losha: right, but i have only ubuntu right now? I wont
[22:04] <alankila> mike_______: it's probably actually writing the data when it gets slow
[22:04] <Slart> mike_______: I' had those problems too.. haven't really seen it happen lately though
[22:04] <babytom> hey guys, does anyone know why none of my startup programs are running?
[22:04] <Obamacide> trijntje, tried installing a 9.04 derivative on a second partition with 9.10 on the first and I cant get it to boot...and menu.lst is gone...so unfamiliarity is my main problem.....
[22:04] <alankila> mike_______: the kernel buffers data for some time so you can copy, say, 200 MB in a few seconds and then wait a minute for it to actually go into the thing.
[22:04] <Slart> mike_______: I used to try moving say.. a 600 MB iso file and after 300MB or so it just kind of stalled and never finished
[22:04] <ubuntic1> losha: to know if burning is possible under a livesystem?
[22:04] <babytom> Its a clean install of netbook remix
[22:04] <kacm88> Hello everyone, I'm going to upgrade from Hardy to Intrepid, do I need to create a backup or will I have all my data after the upgrade?
[22:05] <losha> ubuntic1: then I think you have to install to hard drive from the live cd, *then* you can boot from disk and burn to cd/dvd
[22:05] <mike_______> alankila: it takes way less time to copy the same data to the same device on windows
[22:05] <Slart> kacm88: always create a backup.. things can go wrong
[22:05] <deever> is there a solution to this grub2 "error: biosdisk read error" error on karmic with a raid/lvm?
[22:05] <alankila> mike_______: ok. Maybe something is actually wrong with it, then.
 the short answer is ALWAYS BACKUP....regardless
[22:05] <kacm88> thought so, thank you so much!
[22:05] <ango> well i have installed the flash plugin, but i got some bored trouble with firefox, some webpages just open fast, some don't open at all, sry my bad grammar
[22:05] <trijntje> Obamacide, /boot/grub/grub.cfg
[22:06] <newclimb> ango: pvt please
 you mean edit the grub.cfg  (My problem is that I dont know what to put in there)....the 9.04 derivative starts to boot then I get this warning about something having been possibly renames etc.
[22:06] <losha> ubuntic1: If you have *two* cd-roms, you can burn from the live-cd on the unused one. But not with just one. But as long as you have a blank to spare, why not try it?
[22:06] <ango> ok
[22:07] <dmichael> howdy
[22:07] <dmichael> I have a quick question for you guys.  I have a large list of files that all need to be removed.  What is the best way to use the list to delete the files?
[22:07] <ubuntic1> losha: ohh, i know, but i hope this is my last choise
[22:08] <trijntje> Marsupial, could be ext3 ext4 related
[22:08] <Slart> dmichael: pipe it to rm
[22:08] <Marsupial> losha Friend got a dell mini10v for her 15 year old son...who likes to tinker with stuff...but a linux newbie.  It comes with Windows SP3 but I want to install Ubuntu alongside XP.  Which Ubuntu would you recommend and why? Wubi or dual boot?  Easypeasy or stock 9.04, 9.10 UNR, or regular 9.10 desktop???  Also how much minimum GB of hd space would you give?
[22:09] <CShadowRun> Marsupial: 9.10 UNR dual boot, Wubi is prone to corrupted drive images in my experience, a minimum of 5GB drive is recommended
[22:09] <Pipi772> Hello!, i made a test file, a bash file, is ther another way to execute it than sh test ??
[22:09] <babytom> hey guys, does anyone know why none of my startup programs are running?
[22:09] <Slart> dmichael: here's some info http://unix.derkeiler.com/Newsgroups/comp.unix.bsd.freebsd.misc/2006-03/msg00438.html
[22:09] <babytom> its a clean instal of UNR
 both partitions are ext4
[22:09] <Slart> Pipi772: set it to "executable" and run   ./yourfile.sh
[22:10] <trijntje> Marsupial, CShadowRun UNR could be to heavy on a mini notebook
[22:10] <CShadowRun> trijntje: ...what? It's designed for it
[22:10] <trijntje> Marsupial, in that case i dont know
[22:10] <forceflow> are there any optimized kernels for Atom processors?
[22:10] <CShadowRun> trijntje: also you saying UNR is heavier than WINXP? lol
[22:11] <dmichael> i added rm /pathtofiles/ in the file and made it executable i was just wondering if there is a better way.  do I need rm infront of every line?
[22:11] <trijntje> CShadowRun, yeah, I am
[22:11] <CShadowRun> >.<
[22:11] <EsatYuce> who konw about GPG key ?
[22:11] <Hilikus> CShadowRun: did youset the shebang?
[22:11] <blakkheim> forceflow: gentoo
[22:11] <trijntje> CShadowRun, the UNR interface is heavy on the graphics, makes the whole thing slow when your video card is not up to it
[22:12] <trijntje> UNR also needs more RAM then normal ubuntu
[22:12] <CShadowRun> trijntje: the dell netbooks are designed to run unr...
[22:12] <CShadowRun> and unr was designed to run on the dell netbooks
[22:12] <EsatYuce> Who knows about GPG key?
[22:12] <joaopinto> isn't UNR expected to use less ram since it has a simpler interface and the target are less capable netbooks ?
[22:12] <trijntje> CShadowRun, I dont know that, just sharing my UNR/netboox experience ;)
[22:14] <trijntje> joaopinto, UNR needs 512 RAM ;)
[22:14] <Slart> EsatYuce: what about it? is there a real question coming after this?
[22:14] <EsatYuce> Slart, : yes it is about Launchpad key
[22:15] <joaopinto> trijntje, so does Ubuntu, that doesn't invalidate my points, I don't see any tecnhical reason for UNR to use more RAM than a regular Ubuntu desktop
[22:15] <trijntje> joaopinto, minimum requirement for normal ubuntu is 256. But its the graphics thats heavy on UNR
[22:16] <Slart> EsatYuce: if you have a question just ask it.. no need to find a specific person before you ask
[22:16] <losha> Marsupial: Tricky. There's at least one report of trouble getting a similar machine running: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1356613. Expect wireless problems and maybe more. Looks like 9.10 might be your best bet. Someone mentioned 'moblin'. Do some googling around as I did for your specific hardware....
[22:16] <EsatYuce> Slart, : ok, i didnt ask personally
[22:17] <Guest91726> hi, i just get flashplayer by apt-get ( apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree )
[22:17] <Guest91726> but i still cannot see flash in mozilla plugins
[22:17] <Guest91726> what could gone wrong?
[22:17] <losha> Marsupial: since you said a 10v, looks like you're in luck: http://blog.ibeentoubuntu.com/2009/05/why-you-want-dell-mini-10v-and-not-dell.html
[22:17] <Slart> EsatYuce: asking questions like "who knows about gpg key" is about finding a person.. if you have a question about gpg keys just ask that question.. if someone knows they will perhaps answer
[22:17] <Pipi772> Slart how do i set it to executable ??
[22:17] <brian_> q
[22:17] <joaopinto> trijntje, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SystemRequirements
[22:18] <Slart> Pipi772: use chmod   "man chmod" for more info.. or just right click on it in nautilus, select properties and check the "executable" checkbox
[22:18] <losha> Marsupial: was it worth changing your nick for?
[22:18] <EsatYuce> Slart, : ok thanks you
[22:18] <Pipi772> thanks slart
[22:18] <Slart> Pipi772: you're welcome
[22:18] <newclimb> Guest91726: which version of ubuntu 64 bits?
[22:18] <Marsupial> losha yeah i read that too....but which ubuntu to use???
[22:18] <Oddbio> I have installed apache2 web server. But I want to start it manually when I turn on my computer. How can I prevent it from automatically starting?
[22:18] <fission6> how do i install apache module? getting File "/usr/lib/python2.6/dist-packages/mod_python/apache.py", line 30, in <module> import _apache
[22:18] <fission6>  how do i install this _apache
[22:18] <Slart> EsatYuce: you're welcome
[22:18] <trijntje> joaopinto, conflict:P http://www.canonical.com/projects/ubuntu/unr
[22:19] <epaphus> is Shrew VPN client available as a package in ubuntu?
[22:19] <joaopinto> trijntje, :)
[22:19] <Slart> !info ike | epaphus
[22:20] <Slart> epaphus: there's also a "ike-qtgui" that is described as "Connection manager"
[22:20] <epaphus> Slart, by connection manager i assume its because shrew doesnt have a gui frontend? why is it called ike?
[22:20] <Guest91726> sorry, already done
[22:21] <Slart> epaphus: I have absolutely no idea.. I've never heard of the program.. I just ran "apt-cache search shrew" and told you the results
[22:22] <fission6> where is .htaccess as
[22:22] <Marsupial> no losha it was not
[22:24] <the[V]oid> hi. I need to install scons version 1.0 or later on hardy but it's not in the rep. I found it on launchpad but I don't know how to add the repository?!
[22:25] <losha> Marsupial: well, according to the articles, most distros will work. 8.04 is particularly stable, that's a plus for a beginner, so you could start with 8.04, then try moblin (http://moblin.org/) or even 9.04 or 9.10 if you're not satisfied.
[22:26] <julio> is there a way of using 2 keyb layouts? my notebook's kb is latam but i use an english usb kb... tia
[22:26] <hacker_> hi all
[22:27] <hacker_> im needing help with a wif connect
[22:27] <ManBearPig> HI. I need some help.
[22:27] <ManBearPig> the problem is  here : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8516711#post8516711
[22:27] <losha> Marsupial: no need to be bitter. By sheer luck, your friend got a particularly versatile machine so you have lots of options...
[22:28] <hacker_> how to ues vm ware
[22:28] <ManBearPig> I need some help with my problem I can't install anything in ubuntu.
[22:28] <Obamacide> losha im not bitter just disallusioned (with Obama) not you
[22:28] <bl33d> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Wacom.fdi here it says i should have removed all Wacom stuff from xorg and / or the fdi file from HAL before upgrade.  What if i did not remember to do that and upgraded?
[22:28] <ManBearPig> Here is a problem with the screenshot: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8516711#post8516711
[22:29] <bllz> !patience|ManBearPig
[22:29] <bllz> ManBearPig:  in the meantime, try running "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get uprgrade --fix-missing"
[22:30] <ManBearPig> bllz I already tried... I just can't install anything. it's not a update manager problem it's more of a deb installer problem.
[22:30] <hacker_> where can i get old linux osx from ?
[22:31] <hacker_> where can i get old linux osx from ?
[22:31] <hacker_> where can i get old linux osx from ?
[22:31] <losha> ManBearPig: looks like a packaging error in the lsb-release package. If all else fails, do a from-scratch install of 9.10 from live-cd. Much more reliable than an upgrade anyway...
[22:31] <FloodBot4> hacker_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:31] <newclimb> ManBearPig: its every thing closed?
[22:31] <persia> Guest50176: smartmontools and smart-notifier claim to somewhat provide investigation of hard disk health.  That said, they aren't perfect.
[22:31] <hacker_> sorry
[22:31] <bllz> ManBearPig:  try running the update manager from the command line and pastebin the output
[22:32] <losha> hacker_: which old linux?
[22:33] <bllz> hacker_: you talkinga bout a kernel or a distro version?
[22:33] <losha> Obamacide: this is most definitely *not* the place to discuss politics....
[22:33] <Flannel> ManBearPig: Try sudo apt-get clean, then update again
[22:33] <bllz> Obamacide:  this isn't #foxnews either
[22:34] <synx> Obamacide: ##politics is live and well.
[22:34] <Obamacide> losha you were the one who did not want to help because of my nick......and i did not come here to discuss politics....but which ubuntu citizens recommend for netbook
[22:34] <Flannel> Obamacide: Look into 'startupmanager' which is a GUI for GRUB2 configuration
[22:35] <Obamacide> thanks Flannel
[22:35] <losha> Obamacide: I have given you my best technical advice.
[22:36] <hacker_> the kernel any one
[22:36] <dbist> Mark Shuttleworth resigned as CEO of Ubuntu - I am scared!!!!
[22:36] <Obamacide> thank you losha...that's all I wanted in the first place....
[22:37] <Obamacide> dbist when???
[22:37] <spacebison> what's a good irc client for Linux?
[22:37] <Flannel> dbist: #ubuntu-offtopic, not here, thanks.
[22:37] <ManBearPig> Flannel: nope it didn't work
[22:37] <hacker_> all of them
[22:37] <losha> dbist: why? Not enough other distros to choose from?
[22:37] <ManBearPig> I get the same error
[22:37] <dbist> okay okay sorry
[22:37] <dbist> Today!
[22:37] <ManBearPig> like I said no matter what I do I can't install anything on ubunut 9.04
[22:38] <Flannel> dbist: No, not today.  Again, please take it to #ubuntu-offtopic, thanks.
[22:38] <q_> dbist, from were you know?
[22:38] <ManBearPig> it's frustrating since I asked on ubuntu forums and tried their stuff nothing worked.
[22:38] <hacker_> maybe  its the cd type
[22:38] <ManBearPig> It has been like this for 4 months.
[22:38] <dbist> Flannel is so 90s, I'm going to ubuntu-offtopic
[22:39] <dbist> anyone want to discuss go there #ubuntu-offtopic
[22:39] <Flannel> ManBearPig: Can you please pastebin the output of `sudo apt-get clean && sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade`
[22:39] <losha> ManBearPig: In your place, I would do a from-scratch install of 9.10 from live-cd, since your system seems to be a mess...
[22:40] <cr0bar> http://i45.tinypic.com/23i8qdg.png <-- for some reason, I cannot use disk utility to remove this 1KB partition and do anything with the rest of my HDD.. not sure what to do
[22:40] <hacker_> man bear pin try to down load a new live cd and try a freash start
[22:40] <badp> Hello, we're running Ubuntu 9.10 Server on a VM and the system clock is ticking roughly more than thrice as fast as it should
[22:40] <Guest50176> i am using ver 8.04, is there a utility to check the health of the hard drive?
[22:40] <badp> any ideas?
[22:40] <forceflow> badp: vm settings?
[22:40] <forceflow> IOAPIC-related?
[22:41] <Redache> Guest50176: fsck
[22:42] <bllz> badp:  try smartmontools
[22:42] <losha> Guest50176: as someone else said. gsmartmontools. gsmartctl is a good gui http://gsmartcontrol.berlios.de/home/index.php/en/Downloads but for 8.04 you'll have to compile it yourself
[22:43] <cr0bar> is there some application I can use to check if some of my partitions are bad?
[22:43] <bllz> cr0bar:  have you tried gparted?
[22:43] <hacker_> any one know how i can get back track installed in my linux
[22:43] <cr0bar> just says no partitions, lol
[22:43] <bllz> hacker_: back track is a distro...
[22:43] <cr0bar> but disk utility shows my swap, ubuntu and my NTFS volume with XP
[22:43] <bllz> cr0bar:  what says no partitions?
[22:43] <c1h23r456i78910> i have an external hdd that keeps unmounting after a certain period of time, how can i make it stay mounted?
[22:44] <badp> forceflow: VMware 1.0.8, 256 MiB memory, a mouse, one processor, x64
[22:44] <cr0bar> bllz: one second
[22:44] <hacker_> kool
[22:44] <cr0bar> gparted just says my whole drive is "unallocated"
[22:44] <hacker_> can we run it in vm mode
[22:44] <forceflow> badp: no idea ...
[22:45] <cr0bar> but I've loaded ubuntu fine
[22:45] <ctmjr> hacker_: ask in #remote-exploit but change your nick before going in there
[22:45] <bllz> cr0bar:  okay... so...? lol i'm not sure what the problem is.  Can you not create partitions on the drive?
[22:45] <DasEi1> c1h23r456i78910: add it to fstab
[22:45] <badp> I'll finish filling in a bug against the kernel then
[22:45] <cistle> where is xorg.conf file in Karmic Koala?
[22:45] <cr0bar> bllz: http://i45.tinypic.com/23i8qdg.png
[22:45] <hacker_> k
[22:45] <bllz> ctmjr:  that's some of the best advice i've seen in a while
[22:45] <c1h23r456i78910> DasEil : in terminal? how do i do that
[22:45] <losha> wawan: please do not pm me. smartmontools should be in the repositories. Search for it in synaptic
[22:45] <DasEi1> c1h23r456i78910: and maybe check hdparm for it's spin down behaviour
[22:45] <cr0bar> the 1KB partition I can't seem to remove, nor do anything with the space afterwards
[22:45] <DasEi1> c1h23r456i78910: sudo fdisk -l
[22:46] <bllz> cr0bar:  that's normal
[22:46] <DasEi1> c1h23r456i78910: devicename ?
[22:46] <bllz> that's your extended partition space
[22:46] <webbb82> hey i have a problem  , i just installed ubunutu on my computer r should i say a fresh install and it only happens when im running chrome but my computer will just log off
[22:46] <cr0bar> hmm, I can't create anything in the free space, though
[22:46] <bllz> cr0bar;  again, that's normal
[22:46] <c1h23r456i78910> DaSEil : it gave me a list of devices under /dev
[22:46] <bllz> cr0bar: has to do with how you create logical partitions
[22:47] <cistle> where is xorg.conf file in Karmic Koala?
[22:47] <lolo88> hi all
[22:47] <cr0bar> bllz: ah, I used the livecd I think at the time to create the partitions - originally where the extended partiton is, was a primary NTFS one
[22:47] <lolo88> is there a way to in stall back track in linux
[22:47] <DasEi1> c1h23r456i78910: which is the external ?
[22:48] <forceflow> lolo88: backtrack is a linux distro
[22:48] <cr0bar> I then used disk utility in ubuntu to delete that and try creating two extended ones, for messing with other distros
[22:48] <bllz> cr0bar:  it's possible, but any time you have extended partitioning you're going to end up with that
[22:48] <VCoolio> cistle: if any then in /etc/X11
[22:48] <bllz> so don't worry about it
[22:48] <cr0bar> er, one extended but more inside
[22:48] <c1h23r456i78910> DasEil : its mounted as /media/disk
[22:48] <losha> ubuntic1: still there?
[22:48] <smarties9> guyz
[22:48] <lolo88> so do i use get apt \
[22:48] <ubuntic1> losha: jes here i am
[22:48] <bllz> cr0bar:  right
[22:48] <DasEi1> c1h23r456i78910: thats the mountpoint, which device ?
[22:49] <smarties9> the 64bit flash player has a bug in it has it been fixed yet ?
[22:49] <wawan> i do no
[22:49] <losha> ubuntic1: I found this, but it's hella complicated: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BootToRAM\
[22:49] <webbb82>  so can anyone help me figure out when when im running chrome browser ubuntu kicks me out and i have to log back in
[22:49] <cr0bar> bllz: what confused me a little, was when I tried the sabayon livecd and tried installing it, it just said the whole drive was unreadable
[22:49] <bllz> cr0bar: it's magic and pixie dust necessary for the partitioning of your drive
[22:49] <webbb82> its like a mini crash
[22:49] <ctmjr> !backtrack | lolo88
[22:49] <cr0bar> bllz: where may I procure some of this dust :3
[22:49] <OerHeks> smarties9  no there is no update 10.1 yet
[22:49] <bllz> cr0bar:  hmm... sounds like the sabayon livecd is to blame
[22:50] <xhan> totem keeps cutting out on streams then buffers back at a snails pace. can anyone know how to fix this?
[22:50] <lolo88> thanks you very much
[22:50] <bllz> cr0bar:  as for the pixie dust... you'll have to ask a programmer =)
[22:50] <cr0bar> bllz: maybe.. I don't have other distros lying around right now, and right now I'm using my phone tethered via BT to connect, so not sure if I can download another
[22:50] <harovali1> most people seem to dislike the pc speaker, and there are many tips to disable it. But I want it to work , and in 9.10 it doesn't work eveen if the module pcspkr is enabled. Why ?
[22:50] <_empty> Hello, how do I choose what soundcard to use? Seems like ubuntu 9.10 cant find my usb headset? Any suggestions? My usb-headset worked on older ubuntu version..
[22:50] <bllz> harovali1:  if you google that, you'll literally get 20 hits on the first page
[22:50] <bllz> harovali1:  just google "ubuntu disable system beep"
[22:50] <LizardK|ng> sebsebseb, i borked it!  when i boot i get error 21 from grub.  I tried doing grub-install /dev/sdc but got "Could not find device for /boot: Not found or not a block device."
[22:51] <c1h23r456i78910> DasEi1 : im not entirely sure how can i tell, i have an internal and an external ones a 500gb the other a 60gb
[22:51] <cr0bar> bllz: I guess I could use acronis disk director inside XP when I fix grub2 again, but would prefer to try and create two partitions inside my extended one if I can within ubunt
[22:51] <cr0bar> u
[22:51] <jrib> harovali1: that's not what he wants :)
[22:51] <lolo88> when is a the windows 7 going to die lol
[22:51] <DasEi1> c1h23r456i78910: fdisk -l shows you
[22:51] <bllz> cr0bar:  use gparted
[22:51] <c1h23r456i78910> it list /dev/sda1....sda2...and sda5
[22:51] <xhan> totem keeps cutting out on streams then buffers back at a snails pace. the only way to fix it is to press pause and play, then it will start playing again immediately. can anyone know how to fix this?
[22:51] <harovali1> jrib: bllz: I'm sick :-) of disabling ir, I want it enabled
[22:51] <cr0bar> bllz: that though says my whole drive is unallocated, lol
[22:52] <losha> lolo88: shortly after you boot it :-)
[22:52] <c1h23r456i78910> DasEi1 : i think it is /dev/sda1
[22:52] <bllz> harovali1:  then just follow the directions in reverse lol
[22:52] <lolo88> lolo-0)
[22:52] <epinky> xhan: try VLC
[22:52] <bllz> harovali1:  it's just a matter of deleting a line from a config file
[22:52] <harovali1> bllz: if it were that easy
[22:52] <ctmjr> losha: good one
[22:52] <harovali1> bllz: which one ?
[22:52] <xhan> epinky: i dont want to try VLC because it doesn't work with my laptop's media buttons
[22:52] <bllz> harovali1:  google it
[22:53] <bllz> i dont know
[22:53] <c1h23r456i78910> DasEi1 : the problem is it is only listing the internal and its swap
[22:53] <harovali1> bllz: so why did you assert that ?
[22:53] <lolo88> whats the best pc brand to use with linux
[22:53] <bllz> harovali1;  because i've done it before
[22:53] <cr0bar> bllz: cheers anyhoo, too busy in here really, will check some on forums =)
[22:53] <epinky> !best | lolo88
[22:53] <Obamacide> lolo88 dell
[22:53] <bllz> cr0bar:  good luck!
[22:53] <chrisuk> hi
[22:53] <DasEi1> c1h23r456i78910: /media/disk ?
[22:53] <cr0bar> lolty
[22:53] <ubuntic1> losha: thanks but this is a long process, i had this done in the past, but i forgot it, i used the way with eject the cd befor burning a cd
[22:54] <lolo88> ok im sorry
[22:55] <xhan> totem keeps cutting out on streams then buffers back at a snails pace. the only way to fix it is to press pause and play, then it will start playing again immediately. can anyone know how to fix this?
[22:55] <chrisuk> would anybody mind helping me with mythfrontend? im trying to get it to launch on a separate display. i created a script to do that which works fine however ive added the script in gnome-session-properties and it doesnt do anything on login.
[22:55] <markl_> how does the udev eth device naming work?  i removed the info from udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules but it keeps naming my devices eth3, eth4 instead of eth0, eth1
[22:55] <harovali1> bllz: please help me then
[22:55] <chrisuk> sorry i should rephrase - im trying to get it to launch on login is the actual issue.
[22:55] <c1h23r456i78910> DasEi1 : ok i had to re-mount it, its under /dev/sdc1
[22:55] <LizardK|ng> how do i fix grub when it gives me error 21?  i tried booting from my cd and doing grub-install but it told me "Could not find device for /boot: Not found or not a block device."  next i tried the commands at http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=3049326&postcount=2 but it had no affect.  how do i fix grub?
[22:55] <harovali1> bllz: I've already tried everything
[22:55] <bllz> harovali1:  i just did.  google the how to for disabling it and remove the line from the config file involved
[22:55] <DasEi1> c1
[22:56] <bllz> harovali1:  if that doesn't work, i'm not sure how to do it
[22:56] <DasEi1> c1h23r456i78910: sudo blkid
[22:56] <harovali1> bllz: i'd be very grateful to you if you coulf tell me what file it is
[22:56] <DasEi1> c1h23r456i78910: copy its uuid to clipboard
[22:56] <c1h23r456i78910> DasEi1 : ok pastebin
[22:57] <DasEi1> c1h23r456i78910: nah, clipboard, the long nuber-string
[22:57] <bllz> harovali1:  i'm not going to, i'm doing other stuff right now.  welcome to linux where you have to do a bit of research on your own.  it doesn't get much simpler than this.
[22:57] <DasEi1> number*
[22:57] <c1h23r456i78910> /dev/sda1: UUID="3be0e937-5323-4f06-abcd-87a5a06b8f44" TYPE="ext4"
[22:57] <c1h23r456i78910> /dev/sda5: UUID="920a1ab4-b8cd-44a5-83e9-5a13e679f62e" TYPE="swap"
[22:57] <c1h23r456i78910> /dev/sdc1: UUID="c9bbb62d-5aa0-4706-b9b0-a5932986be6b" TYPE="ext3"
[22:57] <c1h23r456i78910> /dev/sdc5: UUID="b3d399e3-f2b6-4a9a-afb1-393c6fa71c63" TYPE="swap"
[22:57] <xhan> totem keeps cutting out on streams then buffers back at a snails pace. the only way to fix it is to press pause and play, then it will start playing again immediately. can anyone know how to fix this?
[22:57] <FloodBot4> c1h23r456i78910: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:57] <harovali1> bllz: thanks for your hhelp, I know how to deal with linux is
[22:57] <the[V]oid> Hey! I need to somehow install SCons 1.0 or newer on Hardy Heron. How do I do that?
[22:58] <epinky> !fixgrub | LizardK|ng
[22:58] <LizardK|ng> epinky, thanks
[22:58] <DasEi1> c1h23r456i78910: hrm, k : gksudo gedit /etc/fstab
[22:58] <bllz> harovali1:  one google search later, just to prove a point.  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1313825&page=3
[22:59] <bllz> harovali1:  i'm not trying to be a jerk but it's *extremely* annoying when people won't even google their question, and you have to expect people to not want to do your research for you
[22:59] <Wicked> whats the next release of ubuntu?
[22:59] <c1h23r456i78910> DasEi1 : gedit is open
[22:59] <DasEi1> c1h23r456i78910: hrm, k : scroll down  add a line :
[22:59] <epinky> !lucid | Wicked
[22:59] <c1h23r456i78910> DasEi1 : at the bottom?
[22:59] <Wicked> thanks :)
[23:00] <Trustisaweakness> ok i went in to mark some updates in synaptic and it removed pidgin and gimp and I have been playing heck trying to get then back and still no luck with transmission (i forgot transmission was one too)
[23:01] <DasEi1> c1h23r456i78910:UUID=c9bbb62d-5aa0-4706-b9b0-a5932986be6b /media/extern  ext3   auto,user,rw        0      0
[23:01] <DasEi1> c1h23r456i78910:as last line, yes
[23:01] <harovali1> bllz: I've been googling for 10 hours. You should't take poeple as low.
[23:01] <xxpor2> !help
[23:02] <c1h23r456i78910> DasEi1 : ok
[23:02] <DasEi1> c1h23r456i78910:save and close gedit
[23:02] <poisonborz> ...can anyone help me? I'm stuck installing 9.10 on a a7n8x mobo... Installer doesn't see the drive (the livecd os does)
[23:02] <bllz> harovali1:  had you googled the search term i first suggested, you'd ahve seen it in the top 3.
[23:02] <DasEi1> c1h23r456i78910:sudo mkdir /media/extern
[23:02] <c1h23r456i78910> DasEi1 : ok
[23:03] <DasEi1> c1h23r456i78910:sudo chown -R  UrUsernameHere /media/extern
[23:03] <LizardK|ng> does /boot need to be a separate partition?
[23:03] <johnny-break> hola
[23:03] <DasEi1> c1h23r456i78910:mention UrUserbame, o' course
[23:03] <iceroot_> LizardK|ng: no
[23:03] <johnny-break> q
[23:04] <ntemis> hi
[23:04] <DasEi1> c1h23r456i78910:sudo umount /dev/sdc1
[23:04] <johnny-break> hola
[23:04] <DasEi1> c1h23r456i78910:sudo mount -a
[23:04] <epinky> !es| johnny-break
[23:04] <ntemis> i have a problem with a game interfering with my system files
[23:05] <dante123> hi all,  im getting an error when trying to boot into 9.04 derivative (Jolicloud)  Grub2 detected Jolicloud robby (alpha) on /dev/sda2 but I get an error when loading.
[23:05] <c1h23r456i78910> [mntent]: line 1 in /etc/fstab is bad
[23:05] <ntemis> Processing triggers for menu ...
[23:05] <ntemis> In file "/usr/share/menu/opensonic", at (or in the definition that ends at) line 4:
[23:05] <ntemis> icon="/usr/share/opensonic/images/icon.png"                                         ^
[23:05] <ntemis> Unexpected end of line.
[23:05] <FloodBot4> ntemis: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:05] <poisonborz> ...can anyone help me? I'm stuck installing 9.10 on a a7n8x mobo... Installer doesn't see the drive (the livecd os does)
[23:05] <iceroot_> poisonborz: what drive?
[23:06] <c1h23r456i78910> DasEi1 : [mntent]: line 1 in /etc/fstab is bad
[23:06] <poisonborz> iceroot_: sata hdd
[23:06] <iceroot_> poisonborz: enabled fakeraid in bios?
[23:06] <DasEi1> c1h23r456i78910:sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[23:06] <bllz> Is there any way to create an LVM from the livecd?  mythbuntu only comes as a livecd now (ffffuuuuu-) and i want to span a volume across 2 disks
[23:06] <ntemis> is there something to be done to fix this
[23:07] <poisonborz> iceroot_: this is an old mobo, separate silicon 2112a controller, so no such options
[23:07] <DasEi1> c1h23r456i78910: pastebinit /etc/fstab
[23:07] <DasEi1> c1h23r456i78910: give resulting url here
[23:07] <iceroot_> poisonborz: and what if you install from live-cd?
[23:07] <poisonborz> iceroot_: i mean 3112a controller
[23:07] <DasEi1> !paste | c1h23r456i78910
[23:07] <EsatYuce> I created one key, then pasted it to Launchpad's fingerprint, then clicked import key button, then one e-mail came to my box. it is randomly text, i need to describe it. How?
[23:07] <poisonborz> iceroot_: that's what I'm trying to do, but the installer does not see the hdd... but if I enter the livecd os, I can see it..
[23:08] <ntemis> ok here we go
[23:08] <ntemis> this is where my problem is
[23:08] <ntemis> http://paste.ubuntu.com/343696/
[23:08] <c1h23r456i78910> DasEi1 : http://pastebin.com/f3b73b83b
[23:08] <ntemis> can anyone help me out? please
[23:10] <DasEi1> c1h23r456i78910: the "D" in first line must be DDeleted
[23:10] <DasEi1> c1h23r456i78910:  gksudo gedit /etc/fstab
[23:10] <lbkxbx> Hey, does anyone know how to use the nouveau driver from the repo in karmic? Can't get it to load.
[23:11] <c1h23r456i78910> DasEi1 : how did it get there
[23:11] <DasEi1> ^
[23:11] <LizardK|ng> ok time to reboot
[23:11] <DasEi1> ntemis: which distro ?
[23:11] <c1h23r456i78910> DasEi1 : ok its gone
[23:11] <DasEi1> c1h23r456i78910:sudo mount -a
[23:11] <sqrt7744> humpf, anyone know how to find all htm file in a tree and add a line to each of them? I tried with 'find' command, but no luck
[23:11] <ntemis> karmic
[23:12] <ntemis> 9.10
[23:12] <dante123> hi all, when I installed Jolicloud (9.04 derivative) in a different partition than 9.10 on primary partition....I told it not to install bootloader.  Now, when booting grub2 sees the OS but it won't boot.  Should I have installed the bootloader?  WOuld it have overwritten the one on the first partition with 9.10??
[23:12] <DasEi1> ntemis: sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[23:12] <sqrt7744> I mean, I can find them all, but the exec option seems to limited, since only 1 {} is allowed
[23:12] <boscop> I've put the theme files in ~/.themes and selected the theme in xfwm4-settings (I'm using xfce) but only the title bar changes to the new look, not the rest. it should look like this: http://nale12.deviantart.com/art/Silent-Night-II-144768753  i.e. the blank areas in windows should be dark and the other icons should be used
[23:12] <c1h23r456i78910> DasEi1 : ok
[23:12] <DasEi1> ntemis: pastebinit /etc/apt/sources.list
[23:12] <jrib> sqrt7744: why wouldn't find work?
[23:13] <sqrt7744> jrib: it finds the files, but I can't get it to modify them.
[23:13] <jrib> sqrt7744: use -exec
[23:13] <DasEi1> c1h23r456i78910: if that happens again, read hdparm on how to lower the spindown of that drive
[23:13] <DasEi1> c1h23r456i78910: man hdparm
[23:13] <sqrt7744> jrib, yeah, i used exec, but... find ./ -name '*.htm' -type f -exec cat header {} > {} \;
[23:13] <c1h23r456i78910> DasEi1 : ok
[23:13] <vinpan> ubuntu wont install on my other computer.....dose that mean i have to install another version like linux mint?
[23:13] <DasEi1> c1h23r456i78910: have fun
[23:13] <LaConfusedGuy> it wont get fixed
[23:13] <c1h23r456i78910> DasEi1 : how do you know all of this?
[23:13] <LaConfusedGuy> i have all over this channel
[23:13] <LaConfusedGuy> ) : obviously didn't know
[23:13] <sqrt7744> jrib, can't have two {} per call
[23:14] <poisonborz> ...can anyone help me? I'm stuck installing 9.10 on a a7n8x mobo... Installer doesn't see my sata hdd (the livecd os does). the mobo is old, so sata is on separate sil 3112a controller (=no bios sata options)
[23:14] <LaConfusedGuy> del canale per entrare
[23:14] <DasEi1> c1h23r456i78910: these are basics
[23:14] <jrib> sqrt7744: there's probably a nicer way, but I can't recall right now.  Just write a shell script
[23:15] <DasEi1> !faq > c1h23r456i78910
[23:15] <DasEi1> !fstab > c1h23r456i78910
[23:15] <LizardK|ng> iceroot_, can you help me with grub?  i tried what was on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows but i still get error 21
[23:15] <DasEi1> ntemis: pastebinit /etc/apt/sources.list      , url from terminal ?
[23:15] <LaConfusedGuy> the url in
[23:15] <zilla1> No sound on an AC'97 Audio Controller
[23:15] <zilla1> help?
[23:15] <LaConfusedGuy> is needed for audio in top right panel
[23:15] <LaConfusedGuy> can somebody help me ?
[23:15] <geirha> sqrt7744: -exec sh -c 'cat header "$1" > "$1.tmp" && mv "$1.tmp" "$1"' _ {} \;
[23:15] <c1h23r456i78910> DasEi1 : its saying i am not privilidged to mount this volume
[23:16] <LaConfusedGuy> i mount virtualbox share with the imageviewer
[23:16] <sqrt7744> geirha: thanks, will try
[23:16] <DasEi1> c1h23r456i78910:sudo mount -a
[23:16] <DasEi1> c1h23r456i78910:check /media/extern
[23:16] <vinpan> ubuntu wont install on my other computer.....dose that mean i have to install another version like linux mint?
[23:16] <MajorPayne> Hi.  I mounted a sftp server using Places->Connect to server.
[23:16] <MajorPayne> I would like to browse to that server in the console.
[23:16] <MajorPayne> Is that possible, if so how?
[23:17] <LaConfusedGuy> busybox console ubunMajorPayneu 9
[23:17] <uberblitz> ok, I just installed ubuntu netbook remix 9.10 on my lappy, and no matter how hard I try I can't get ubuntu to stop over writting my motd when I ssh into it. I already have the PrintLastLog set to "no" in my sshd_config file. Any ideas?
[23:17] <MajorPayne> LaConfusedGuy, Huh?
[23:17] <geirha> sqrt7744: You should never do anything like cat file | something > file ... because file will usually be truncated before cat will get a chance to read it.
[23:18] <c1h23r456i78910> DasEi1 : command not found
[23:18] <LaConfusedGuy> found open port 6667 on localhost
[23:18] <DasEi1> c1h23r456i78910:check /media/extern  << no command, advice
[23:18] <LizardK|ng> can someone help me with grub?  i tried what was on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows but i still get error 21
[23:18] <sqrt7744> geirha, thanks, it totally worked
[23:19] <MajorPayne> When I mount a remote directory with Connect To Server dialog is there any way I can access the directory in the console?
[23:19] <DasEi1> LizardK|ng: fresh karmic install ?
[23:19] <DasEi1> ntemis: ?
[23:19] <LizardK|ng> DasEi1, jaunty
[23:19] <c1h23r456i78910> DasEi1 : it says that its a directory
[23:19] <ntemis> yes
[23:19] <ntemis> http://paste.ubuntu.com/343698/
[23:19] <geirha> sqrt7744: great :)
[23:19] <LaConfusedGuy> : //paste
[23:20] <epinky> MajorPayne: http://www.cae.wisc.edu/linux-sftp
[23:20] <DasEi1> !who | ntemis:
[23:20] <c1h23r456i78910> DasEi1 : got it, just had to change ownership :)
[23:20] <DasEi1> c1h23r456i78910:fine
[23:20] <LaConfusedGuy> is fine it's important to check if its got a what
[23:20] <DasEi1> ntemis: pastebinit /etc/apt/sources.list
[23:21] <DasEi1> url ??
[23:21] <graelb> Hi folks...
[23:21] <ntemis> ok
[23:21] <DasEi1> LizardK|ng: sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[23:21] <LaConfusedGuy> ok, i will try
[23:22] <vinpan> i think i found something im going to try to install ubuntu......thx for the help
[23:22] <zilla1> how can i figure out the name of the module for my modem. i have the name from lspci
[23:22] <joejc> anyone think its weird that this chan get silent for around 30 seconds almost exactly every 5min?
[23:22] <LaConfusedGuy> zilla1, lspci | grep zilla1 vga
[23:22] <MajorPayne> epinky, I don't want to download the files to my computer.
[23:22] <MajorPayne> epinky, I know how to use sftp.
[23:22] <DasEi1> LizardK|ng: pastebinit /etc/fstab
[23:22] <graelb> I'm having an issue with the mouse leaving a virtual desktop in wine while playing a game...
[23:22] <LaConfusedGuy> no tho : p
[23:23] <MajorPayne> I want to open the file while it is still on the other computer.
[23:23] <ntemis> DasEi1: http://pastebin.com/f494ceee2
[23:23] <LaConfusedGuy> http : //pastebin
[23:23] <linxeh> MajorPayne: it should mount it somewhere, in /media maybe?
[23:23] <linxeh> MajorPayne: try typing mount at the terminal - it should list all the mounted filesystems / servers
[23:23] <zilla1> LaConfusedGuy: so i have this 00:14.6 Modem: ATI Technologies Inc SB400 AC'97 Modem Controller (rev 02), but i want something to put in the blacklist (something like snd-atiixp-modem)
[23:23] <MajorPayne> Lingerance, I already checked under both /media and /mnt.  No luck :-|
[23:24] <linxeh> MajorPayne: try typing mount then
[23:24] <MajorPayne> I could download it, I was just hoping to keep all the files on the other computer.
[23:24] <DasEi1> ntemis: is there a reason for the backports repo ?
[23:24] <MajorPayne> Lingerance, I already connected to the server via the Connect to server dialog.
[23:24] <ntemis> ATH5K
[23:24] <linxeh> MajorPayne: just do it already
[23:24] <DasEi1> ntemis: ic
[23:25] <LaConfusedGuy> you came in use http : //www
[23:25] <MajorPayne> linxeh, Whops ^^
[23:25] <linxeh> :)
[23:25] <LaConfusedGuy> ok : )
[23:25] <MajorPayne> Lingerance, Sorry, that was for linxeh.
[23:25] <ntemis> didnt work
[23:25] <LaConfusedGuy> and sorry for the proprietary drivers ?
[23:25] <linxeh> MajorPayne: type mount....
[23:25] <ntemis> untill i put it in modules
[23:25] <DasEi1> ntemis: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade                    ,paste eventually errors
[23:25] <LaConfusedGuy> no errors
[23:25] <ntemis> now works ok
[23:25] <MajorPayne> I might just set up NFS.  It's on my home network, I'm not too worried about security.  I was just hoping I could get it to work via ssh.  Would be a lot easier to set up.
[23:25] <ntemis> ok
[23:25] <poisonborz> ...can anyone help me? I'm stuck with installing Ubuntu 9.10 on a A7N8X mobo.. Installer doesn't see my sata hdd (livecd os does). old mobo, separate sil 3112a controller, so no bios sata options
[23:25] <ntemis> thanks
[23:26] <linxeh> MajorPayne: please, type mount.
[23:26] <dnivra_> i'm trying to install sudo from source and I get the error saying "/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lpam". which libpam package to I have to install?
[23:26] <erqzor___> rsync is an amazin tool :o
[23:26] <scottandmonique> ntemis thinks he is not a noob like the rest of us
[23:26] <DasEi1> dnivra_: sudo from source ? how is that ?
[23:26] <LizardK|ng> DasEi1, it's a different computer than i'm chatting on
[23:27] <linxeh> erqzor___: yup - some cool things built on top of it too - some very clever backup tools that can do multiple machines/incremental backups via use of hardlinks
[23:27] <ntemis> 	<scottandmonique>	yeah u noob using backports fucking noob
[23:27] <ntemis> 	<ntemis>	hey watch your language
[23:27] <DasEi1> LizardK|ng: k, can you boot a live cd on that and come back in ?
[23:27] <dnivra_> DasEil: you know ./configure, make, sudo make install.
[23:27] <LaConfusedGuy> and menus, several unique configuration tools, and regular scanned localhost
[23:27] <ntemis> you behaviour is not nice
[23:27] <MajorPayne> linxeh, Whops.  You are right.  It's under ~/.gvfs
[23:27] <LaConfusedGuy> : /
[23:27] <linxeh> ntemis: and now you are the one bringing the bad language in here
[23:27] <vs93taras> Monitor recognition issue: ubuntu used to recognized my monitor, and through the nvidia utility it showed all the info down to the model number, but one day i turned it on and it was in the wrong resolution and now recognizes it as a generic CRT..what can I do without messing with xorg.conf?
[23:27] <MajorPayne> Sorry, my connection is lagging.
[23:27] <linxeh> MajorPayne: cool :-)
[23:27] <poisonborz> ...can anyone help me? I'm stuck with installing Ubuntu 9.10 on a A7N8X mobo.. Installer doesn't see my sata hdd (livecd os does). old mobo, separate sil 3112a controller, so no bios sata options
[23:27] <LjL> ntemis: ehm... if that happened in private, please don't bring it here
[23:27] <MajorPayne> I didn't get your response until later.
[23:27] <ntemis> ok sorry
[23:27] <LaConfusedGuy> your native language ? there may be any particular point, it just tried to force with ro but didn't have a user account yet
[23:27] <linxeh> MajorPayne: no worries :)
[23:28] <MajorPayne> linxeh, It goes and comes back.
[23:28] <LaConfusedGuy> the sun goes nova
[23:28] <erqzor___> linxeh: first use last hour, i was long time afraid by complexity, but having something very easy to use to do a backup of a directory to a opensolaris based nas
[23:28] <DasEi1> ntemis: apt threw no errors ?
[23:28] <geirha> dnivra_: You need the -dev package of a lib to compile something against it, so: aptitude search 'libpam.*-dev'
[23:28] <LaConfusedGuy> : s easy to work on my cd drive won't let us download the utilities
[23:28] <LizardK|ng> DasEi1, does grub use /etc/fstab?
[23:28] <graelb> I'm having an issue with the mouse leaving a virtual desktop in wine while playing a game...
[23:28] <LaConfusedGuy> doesn't think i'm geirharying geirhao compile an app to open dogland : a combination zoo, restaurant and motel
[23:28] <DasEi1> LizardK|ng: not byitself, but good to compare info
[23:28] <vinpan> hello everyone.......um what dose this mean?......not all parts GNU parted support
[23:28] <ntemis> DasEi1: No errors
[23:28] <linxeh> MajorPayne: what kind of server is it ?
[23:29] <DasEi1> ntemis: so have a good watch then
[23:29] <linxeh> erqzor___: cool :-)
[23:29] <LaConfusedGuy> his watch then closed
[23:29] <graelb> I'm having an issue with the mouse leaving a virtual desktop in wine while playing a game, or if i go full screen and disable VD, i have no keyboard
[23:29] <MajorPayne> linxeh, It's a Debian server.
[23:29] <Virus> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iESKGuXsVJE&feature=topvideos
[23:29] <LaConfusedGuy> inte his order a while playing a game
[23:29] <linxeh> MajorPayne: I mean samba, nfs, etc ?
[23:29] <LizardK|ng> DasEi1, as long as ubuntu will understand the UUID= part, mine looks good
[23:29] <erqzor___> linxeh: was awesomed by the xplatform (thx to ssh tunneling :o)
[23:29] <vs93taras> just restating my issue for newcomers
[23:29] <vs93taras> Monitor recognition issue: ubuntu used to recognized my monitor, and through the nvidia utility it showed all the info down to the model number, but one day i turned it on and it was in the wrong resolution and now recognizes it as a generic CRT..what can I do without messing with xorg.conf?
[23:29] <LaConfusedGuy> mine did 1000 ports in a while, buLizardK|ng you need to change ? i'm not logged
[23:29] <vinpan> what dose not all parts GNU parted support mean?
[23:30] <vs93taras> any ideas?
[23:30] <LizardK|ng> DasEi1, and / is on /dev/sdc1
[23:30] <LaConfusedGuy> pl/ better support vinpan
[23:30] <LaConfusedGuy> any ideas ?
[23:30] <ntemis> DasEi1: VLC media player 1.0.4 Goldeneye
[23:30] <dnivra_> geirha: it worked. thanks.
[23:30] <ntemis> Segmentation fault
[23:30] <LaConfusedGuy> the fault has occurred
[23:30] <MajorPayne> linxeh, Ohh, I mounted it via ssh.
[23:30] <ntemis> when i run vlc from terminal
[23:30] <LaConfusedGuy> vlc normally
[23:30] <DasEi1> ntemis: filename wont work like that, rename it or set correct spaces
[23:30] <ankit_babbar> hello all i am new to IRC
[23:30] <LaConfusedGuy> is for irc
[23:30] <DasEi1> !hi | ankit_babbar
[23:31] <MajorPayne> linxeh, sftp.
[23:31] <LjL> LaConfusedGuy, do you make any sense?
[23:31] <ntemis> DasEi1: when i run vlc from terminal i get Segmentation fault
[23:31] <LaConfusedGuy> after that doesnt make sense
[23:31] <linxeh> MajorPayne: you could mount it via the command line, automount, or fstab then I guess
[23:31] <LaConfusedGuy> dressed the fault has occurred
[23:31] <KitsuneDragon> hi
[23:31] <MajorPayne> linxeh, I didn't think that worked over ssh.
[23:31] <Frogging101> When I boot my computer with LTSP, when I log in it goes back to the login screen. I get errors in the syslog. Those errors are here: http://paste.ubuntu.com/343699/
[23:31] <LaConfusedGuy> ssh is super slow to connect
[23:31] <MajorPayne> linxeh, it it does, that would be ideal.
[23:32] <vinpan> im getting real GRRRRR .....b/c i installed ubuntu on a older computer and it worked and now im trying to put it on a newer computer than the other and it wont install b/c of the damn keyboard......anyone please
[23:32] <ankit_babbar> Hi Dasie
[23:32] <LaConfusedGuy> hi ankit_babbar
[23:32] <linxeh> vinpan: it means that whatever it said before that isnt supported in every bit of parted
[23:32] <ankit_babbar> hi La Confused guy
[23:32] <LaConfusedGuy> is supported looks like they aptana has an eclipse plugin
[23:32] <ikonia> LaConfusedGuy: this channel is for ubuntu support - can you please limit the conversation to that
[23:32] <vs93taras> so is anyone knowledgeable about monitor recognition issues?
[23:32] <Crash1hd> losha: So I figured out my trouble lol
[23:32] <LaConfusedGuy> lol
[23:32] <LaConfusedGuy> the better support ikonia
[23:32] <LaConfusedGuy> networking issues with xbmc here
[23:32] <FloodBot4> LaConfusedGuy: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:32] <vinpan> so i cant install it on this computer then that i have to try other linux right
[23:32] <ikonia> LaConfusedGuy: ubuntu suport only please
[23:32] <DasEi1> LizardK|ng: that'll be to hard to pull the info from/ to another machine, either you study it yourself then or we can have a look together, that's little hairy this way
[23:32] <LimCore> ikonia: g+s does not work. perhaps sshfs and/or umask setting will work
[23:32] <LaConfusedGuy> an ide project comes together
[23:33] <graelb> okay! update, my keyboard input goes to the terminal
[23:33] <graelb> in wine
[23:33] <Frogging101> When I boot my computer with LTSP, when I log in it goes back to the login screen. I get errors in the syslog. Those errors are here: http://paste.ubuntu.com/343699/
[23:33] <ikonia> LimCore: interesting - umask is something very different, did the files not get owned by the same person as the directory owner ?
[23:33] <Phil___> Hi all, I have tried both xubuntu and ubuntu on my server, but neither seems to be able to support my monitor for > 640x400 resolution.  I know it is a higher-res monitor though.  Am I missing a driver or what?
[23:33] <graelb> recap: Full screen WINE KOTOR2, keyboard input doesn't work for the game, just goes straight to the terminal which it was ran in
[23:33] <deever> is there a solution to this grub2 "error: biosdisk read error" error on karmic with a raid/lvm?
[23:33] <Frogging101> g2g, if you have an answer reply to my thread here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1350832
[23:33] <vinpan> so that means it wont install on that computer right?
[23:33] <rjb1> hi i installed karmic with an old home partition but i can't get all my users what can i do?
[23:33] <ankit_babbar> We are group of student of college and have been working on ubuntu since past year, we wish to setup a Private mirror can any one help
[23:34] <LizardK|ng> DasEi1, so you don't want to help me unless you can see my fstab?  if you saw it and thought it looked fine, what would you suggest i try next to repair grub?
[23:34] <DasEi1> !mirror | ankit_babbar
[23:34] <ikonia> ankit_babbar: apt-mirror is all you need
[23:34] <jpds> ankit_babbar: See the wiki page linked.
[23:34] <jpds> ikonia: No.
[23:34] <maco> ankit_babbar: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Mirrors
[23:34] <maco> ankit_babbar: how to become a mirror is documented there
[23:34] <Gentoon> I thought that Netbook Remix was supposed to come with skype?
[23:34] <graelb> Anybody?
[23:34] <ikonia> jpds: oh ?
[23:34] <linxeh> vinpan: no, it doesnt mean that at all
[23:34] <Gentoon> I can't find it anywhere
[23:35] <jpds> ikonia: rsync is preferred, always.
[23:35] <Gentoon> And it is not in the repositories
[23:35] <ankit_babbar> but will it be able to handle all versions 8.04 onwards
[23:35] <ankit_babbar> apt-mirror
[23:35] <jpds> ankit_babbar: rsync should be fine.
[23:35] <linxeh> ikonia: you might need to use fdisk rather than parted, thats all. and its likely all distros will hvae the same issue anyway
[23:35] <vs93taras> anybody get my issue?
[23:35] <jpds> ankit_babbar: See that page and the /Scripts page too.
[23:35] <theman> if I had drive sda and sdb mounted as a raid device, would this affect drive sdc's name?
[23:35] <ikonia> jpds: yup, don't see a problem with rsync over apt-mirror, no problem with that
[23:35] <theman> would it be remapped?
[23:35] <ikonia> linxeh: I've not got a problem with disks
[23:35] <Gentoon> Can anyone link me to a page that tells me how to add the other repositories? Like non free?
[23:35] <erUSUL> theman: do not think so
[23:36] <erUSUL> !repositories
[23:36] <linxeh> ikonia: sorry, that was meant to be vinpan
[23:36] <mun> hi
[23:36] <mun> i'm using wine to stream some video, but the server's domain is resolved to be 127.12.34.56 i've hostname -i gives me 192.168.1.64 already. does anyone know why?
[23:36] <linxeh> ikonia: I didnt press v hard enough :p
[23:36] <ankit_babbar> but need to know whats better rsync or apt-mirror
[23:36] <MajorPayne> linxeh, Thanks for the help.  I should have though of mount myself.  I will look into either sshfs or NFS later.  This will do for now.  Bye.
[23:36] <ikonia> linxeh: don't worry
[23:37] <rjb1> i have an home partition and installed karmic, how can i recover all my users?
[23:37] <jpds> ankit_babbar: https://code.edge.launchpad.net/~ubumirror-devs/ubumirror/trunk
[23:37] <ikonia> ankit_babbar: jpds seems pretty convinced over rsync, so that seems solid advice
[23:37] <linxeh> MajorPayne: ok good luck - sshfs will work quite easily for you :)
[23:37] <theman> erUSUL: I can't seem to figure this out though: I'm trying to install from an image located in sdc1 to the raid device on md0 (from the other two drives).  The installation starts up fine, but once the drives are mounted, the installation program seems to be no longer able to read from the image and therefore cannont continue with package installation?
[23:38] <jpds> ankit_babbar: Just pick a local rsync mirror from https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+archivemirrors and sync away.
[23:38] <erUSUL> theman: ... never tried such a thing. dunno maybe the image get umounted for some reason?
[23:39] <theman> erUSUL: I don't think the image ever is mounted... as naive as it may sound, I think it's being used "directly"
[23:39] <thodoris> test
[23:39] <thodoris> from xchat
[23:39] <thodoris> lalala
[23:39] <ikonia> it worked
[23:39] <erUSUL> theman: so how are you booting into it? or using it to install ?
[23:40] <LizardK|ng> should grub be installed on the first hard drive, or is that not necessary?  which partition should be marked active?
[23:40] <JimmyJ> [15:39] <thodoris> test
[23:40] <JimmyJ> [15:39] <thodoris> from xchat
[23:40] <JimmyJ> [15:39] <thodoris> lalala
[23:40] <jiggaboojonez> hi everyone.. can GRUB be installed without having to install a distro?
[23:40] <thodoris> yes
[23:40] <ikonia> linxeh: boot sector of what ever drive you boot from
[23:40] <thebishop> transfers to my USB thumb drive start fast and then chug to the point where a 700MB file takes 20-30 minutes to copy.  anyone else have this problem?
[23:40] <erUSUL> LizardK|ng: it should be installed in the hd that its set to boot in the bios (hd0) for grub
[23:40] <DasEi1> LizardK|ng: dualbooting ?
[23:40] <ankit_babbar> Rsync will be d best option? you all feel ...
[23:40] <ikonia> jiggaboojonez: why would you want grub without an OS ?
[23:40] <linxeh> ikonia:  ;-)
[23:41] <Gentoon> is there anything like easy ubuntu anymore?
[23:41] <jiggaboojonez> ikonia: i want grub to boot just xp.
[23:41] <ManBearPig> any ideas?
[23:41] <ikonia> linxeh: honestly.....sorry, typo
[23:41] <jrib> Gentoon: ubuntu is easy...
[23:41] <Gentoon> I just wanna add the repository that has skype...
[23:41] <Woshin_> so, I know this isn't the right place for this but I'm building a computer and there's an ?AAFP" pin connection on my motherboard that looks like it fits both HD Audtio and AC97. Does it really support both?
[23:41] <ikonia> jiggaboojonez: that makes no sense, as grub will load ntldr, if you have no other OS on the machine installing grub is pointless
[23:41] <LizardK|ng> DasEi1, yes, i have a windows install on sda1 and ubuntu on sdc1
[23:41] <Gentoon> I just want skype lol
[23:41] <jrib> !skype | Gentoon
[23:41] <jiggaboojonez> there is no possible way of resoring mbr which buntu grub has taken over.
[23:41] <jiggaboojonez> on this netbooks
[23:42] <jiggaboojonez> no tools here
[23:42] <DasEi1> LizardK|ng: so grub should be in the mbr of your boot hd
[23:42] <linxeh> ikonia: sok :D
[23:42] <graelb> Hello, i'm having some issues with wine and a game(KOTOR2)... My keyboard input is going to the terminal when the game is running in full screen
[23:42] <Scunizi> What's the channel for ubuntu one?  #ubuntuone #ubuntu-one #oneubuntu ??
[23:42] <theman> erUSUL: I specify something like install=hd:////image_name.iso using the net-install cd
[23:42] <linxeh> is there an sftp client that can do recursive upload and download ? (command line client)
[23:42] <LizardK|ng> DasEi1, and which one is the boot hd?
[23:43] <jiggaboojonez> ikonia: i want a bootloader to be able to boot. i tried restoring but grub digged too deep. even reformating everything didn't work
[23:43] <joejc> hello?
[23:43] <linxeh> hello
[23:43] <jiggaboojonez> hi joejc
[23:43] <warlord974> yo
[23:43] <rjb1> i have an home partition and installed karmic, how can i recover all my users?
[23:43] <ikonia> jiggaboojonez: grub needs a file system to store the grub config info on - so you need "something"
[23:43] <ikonia> jiggaboojonez: I suggest trying to get your netbook OS install disk
[23:44] <linxeh> rjb1: useradd, and set the home directories and user ids appropriately
[23:44] <ikonia> rjb1: define recover users, frmo what ?
[23:44] <ikonia> from what ?
[23:44] <DasEi1> LizardK|ng: the one you set bios to boot from
[23:44] <ardnew_> I'm trying to recover my root password on a fresh ubuntu install because I screwed up sudo and never set a root password
[23:44] <jiggaboojonez> any i have my netbook disk the thing is ikonia... i don't have a ext. cd drive
[23:44] <erUSUL> !root
[23:44] <linxeh> ardnew_: ubuntu doesnt have a root password
[23:44] <ardnew_> I cant get to the grub console because it times out too quickly
[23:44] <LimCore> Gentoon: sometimes skype fails to work on ubuntus; also on linuxes overall.  sfx card problems usually
[23:44] <ikonia> ardnew_:what's the problem with sudo
[23:44] <DasEi1> !root| ardnew_:
[23:44] <LizardK|ng> DasEi1, ok, thats sdc (no numbered partition, right?)
[23:45] <rjb1> ikonia: when i try to create my old user it says home directory already exist so what can i do?
[23:45] <linxeh> ardnew_: did you damage /etc/sudoers ?
[23:45] <ikonia> rjb1: that's fine -
[23:45] <ardnew_> ikonia: I removed the line that gave my group sudo access
[23:45] <jiggaboojonez> ikonia: can i just make a small partition for grub?
[23:45] <bruno> aaaaaaaaaaaaa
[23:45] <DasEi1> LizardK|ng:sdc(0,0)  for mbr
[23:45] <ikonia> ardnew_: which line ?
[23:45] <bruno> Ola!
[23:45] <ardnew_> in the sudoers file, yes
[23:45] <ikonia> jiggaboojonez: yes, I don't see why not
[23:45] <TheLolrus> hey, i could use some help with grub too, i'm completely new to linux, and i found zero help from the docs
[23:45] <erUSUL> !br | bruno
[23:45] <linxeh> ardnew_: you need to boot into rescue / single user mode
[23:45] <peleg> How do I know in which apt package exists a specific latex package?
[23:45] <linxeh> !rescue
[23:45] <linxeh> hmm
[23:45] <ikonia> ardnew_: boot into recovery mode and put the line back
[23:45] <linxeh> !recovery
[23:45] <ardnew_> yeah, I just dont have a bootable CD or thumb drive
[23:45] <LizardK|ng> DasEi1, why sdc when the bios is going to go to sda?
[23:45] <rjb1> linxeh i have my home directory so what can i do to recover my user?
[23:45] <ardnew_> I installed from the network
[23:46] <erUSUL> peleg: packages.ubuntu.com
[23:46] <linxeh> ardnew_: you can do it from the grub prompt
[23:46] <ikonia> ardnew_: you don't need a bootable CD
[23:46] <ikonia> ardnew_: use the recovery mode from your grub menu
[23:46] <Guest63002> hello I brasil
[23:46] <ardnew_> linxeh: I cant get to the grub prompt
[23:46] <ardnew_> it times out too quickly
[23:46] <linxeh> ardnew_: hold down shift
[23:46] <DasEi1> LizardK|ng: erm, see my question and your answer above ?
[23:46] <linxeh> or something
[23:46] <ardnew_> shift eh
[23:46] <Guest63002> ??????
[23:46] <henkpoley> Anybody knows how to trigger a ureadahead (Karmic) re-profile ?
[23:46] <linxeh> something like that causes it to wait
[23:46] <Guest63002> ????????
[23:46] <Guest63002> ???????????
[23:46] <Guest63002> ????????????
[23:46] <Guest63002> aaaaaaaa
[23:46] <FloodBot4> Guest63002: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:46] <LizardK|ng> DasEi1, sda is the windows drive that was previously being booted
[23:46] <ikonia> Guest63002: please don't do that
[23:46] <DasEi1> LizardK|ng: and now you changed bios ?
[23:47] <erqzor___> can somebody explain me, i have my music dir (original view by amarok :  32537 songs), this dir is backuped by rsync on my nas, runnning mtdaap (scanned 32811), reading remote music dir thru daap with rhytmbox gives me 32811 too (obvious!) but my local music dir is listed with 33158 songs
[23:47] <erqzor___> can somebody explain to me :]
[23:47] <erqzor___> xD
[23:47] <Guest63002> ?
[23:47] <LizardK|ng> DasEi1, oops, i said that it boots from sdc and i meant sda
[23:47] <henkpoley> Just removing /var/lib/ureadahead/pack & var.run.pack didn't create any new files there
[23:47] <Guest63002> ???
[23:47] <Guest63002> ??
[23:47] <Guest63002> ???????????
[23:47] <Guest63002> ?????????????????????????????????
[23:47] <FloodBot4> Guest63002: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:47] <TheLolrus> i feel dumb, but i cannot install 9.10 at all
[23:47] <ardnew_> ikonia: how can I get to the grub console
[23:47] <henkpoley> Ah wait, it took a while to rebuild the files, never mind
[23:47] <thodoris> guys how can i use my usb sound card?
[23:47] <peleg> erUSUL, thanks; though, I don't find it... is it possible that it is not listed?
[23:47] <LizardK|ng> DasEi1, sda being the windows drive
[23:47] <ikonia> ardnew_: you don't need the grub console
[23:48] <ikonia> ardnew_: when the grub menu comes up offering ubuntu/revovery mode/memtest - select recovery mode
[23:48] <matts45acp> can someone tell me how to view my freinds list in xchat
[23:48] <jpds> ankit_babbar: Replied to your email.
[23:48] <graelb> Hello, i'm having some issues with wine and a game(KOTOR2)... My keyboard input is going to the terminal when the game is running in full screen, but goes to the game if it's in a virtual window... any ideas?
[23:48] <DasEi1> LizardK|ng: that bootloader is still in order ?
[23:48] <ardnew_> ikonia: I have never seen that menu
[23:48] <TheLolrus> can anyone help me figure out if i'm doing something wrong trying to install?
[23:48] <theman> matts45acp: window-friends list
[23:48] <ardnew_> ikonia: are you talking about the menu on the install disk?
[23:48] <matts45acp> window-friends list
[23:48] <DasEi1> LizardK|ng: that gets hairy, as I said boot a live cd so we can easily pull needed info
[23:48] <ardnew_> ikonia: because I dont have an install disk, I installed from the network
[23:48] <ikonia> ardnew_: no, when you boot your machine you should get a grub menu that offers ubuntu/recovery mode/memtest
[23:49] <LizardK|ng> DasEi1, i got a live cd booted
[23:49] <DasEi1> now and here in, LizardK|ng ?
[23:49] <ardnew_> ikonia: that's what I'm telling you guys. that menu to choose which kernel to boot does not appear
[23:49] <ardnew_> my timeout is set to 0 or something
[23:49] <ardnew_> and it just begins booting before I can choose what I want to boot
[23:49] <LizardK|ng> DasEi1, do you want me on irc on that system?
[23:49] <ikonia> ardnew_: ah, you'll need a CD then
[23:49] <DasEi1> LizardK|ng: yes please
[23:50] <kali_> new user here
[23:50] <ardnew_> its an eee pc...
[23:50] <ardnew_> there is no cdrom
[23:50] <ardnew_> do I have to reinstall the entire OS
[23:50] <linxeh> ardnew_: no
[23:50] <ikonia> ardnew_: no, just boot from a cd/usb/whatever to change the grub menu.lst
[23:51] <ntemis> DasEi1: before i compile it from source do you have any idea why i have seg fault when i run vlc?
[23:51] <ardnew_> linxeh: I do not have a cdrom or usb flash drive.
[23:51] <ardnew_> I installed from the network............
[23:51] <ikonia> ardnew_: you can boot from the network then
[23:51] <elkng> .c
[23:51] <ardnew_> ikonia: how?
[23:51] <ardnew_> I can not get to a grub menu
[23:51] <DasEi1> ntemis: no
[23:51] <ikonia> ardnew_: same way you did for the install
[23:51] <ntemis> ok thanks
[23:52] <ardnew_> ikonia: for the install I had root privileges
[23:52] <ardnew_> that install is gone and replaced with this one
[23:52] <zilla1> i might have figured it out. the audio controller and the modem seem to be working through the same controller, and i had the modem off
[23:52] <ardnew_> I dont even know how I can reinstall now
[23:52] <henkpoley> Psah, 20 seconds to GRUB
[23:52] <ikonia> ardnew_: you'll need to get a usb stick or cd drive
[23:52] <zilla1> .. nope
[23:52] <ardnew_> I have no way of recovering this without a USB disk
[23:52] <ardnew_> great
[23:52] <Frogging1012> I am having an issue with LTSP. When
[23:52] <Frogging1012> oops
[23:53] <ardnew_> is there really no way to boot into single user mode
[23:53] <ikonia> ardnew_: no, you've changed your system to stop that
[23:53] <LzrdKing> DasEi1: i'm on the problem machine now
[23:53] <linxeh> you can netboot a rescue image
[23:53] <Frogging1012> I am having an issue with ltsp. when I try to log in, It goes blank for a moment, then returns to the login screen. I have some errors from the syslog here: http://paste.ubuntu.com/343699/
[23:54] <redouane> exit
[23:54] <DasEi1> LzrdKing: sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[23:55] <ardnew_> where is the grub.lst file typically placed
[23:55] <ardnew_> Its not in /boot/grub/
[23:55] <ikonia> ardnew_: is this 9.10 ?
[23:55] <DasEi1> LzrdKing: sudo fdisk -l | pastebinit
[23:55] <ardnew_> ikonia: yeah
[23:55] <ikonia> ardnew_: upgrade or clean install ?
[23:55] <ardnew_> I used these instructions: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/NetbootInstallFromInternet
[23:56] <ardnew_> ikonia: clean install
[23:56] <LzrdKing> DasEi1: E: Couldn't find package pastebinit
[23:56] <Frogging1012> I am having an issue with ltsp. when I try to log in, It goes blank for a moment, then returns to the login screen. I have some errors from the syslog here: http://paste.ubuntu.com/343699/
[23:56] <ikonia> ardnew_: /etc/default
[23:56] <ardnew_> yeah, the GRUB_HIDDEN_TIMEOUT=0
[23:56] <ardnew_> thats stupid
[23:57] <ikonia> ardnew_: not really
[23:57] <graelb> Hello, i'm having some issues with wine and a game(KOTOR2)... My keyboard input is going to the terminal when the game is running in full screen, but goes to the game if it's in a virtual window... any ideas?
[23:57] <ardnew_> ikonia: for a fresh install, you should be able to access your bootloader's options before the system boots
[23:57] <ikonia> ardnew_: not really
[23:57] <ardnew_> "ok"
[23:57] <linxeh> ardnew_: if you run the netboot install again, you can get a shell with your existing system mounted
[23:58] <ardnew_> to run the netboot install again, I have to access the grub console
[23:58] <ardnew_> or edit my grub config
[23:58] <Frogging1012> I am having an issue with ltsp. when I try to log in, It goes blank for a moment, then returns to the login screen. I have some errors from the syslog here: http://paste.ubuntu.com/343699/ I am nearly there, please help me with these final steps!
[23:58] <linxeh> ardnew_: do you have another PC ?
[23:58] <ardnew_> yeah
[23:58] <linxeh> then set that up as a netboot server, and tell your netbook to pxe boot
[23:59] <ardnew_> can I pxe boot without accessing the grub console
[23:59] <ardnew_> or editing grub's config
[23:59] <boscop> what is a good software to make posters on linux?
[23:59] <ardnew_> I have a 128MB flash disk, maybe I can put damnsmalllinux on there and just mount my netbook's / partition