[00:00] <syrius> the reason why it doesn't support all models has to do with apple keep on making new encrypt methods on the ipods they make to prevent projects like that leopistabas
[00:00] <syrius> it is one of the reasons
[00:00] <Harper> hi all
[00:00] <Typh> unop: No such luck :(
[00:00] <Harper> anyone uses LastFM? i have a question
[00:01] <richthegeek> Harper: yes, I do
[00:01] <b3rz3rk3r> Anyone tell me if its possible for a power supply to "go bad" and still work, but just not provide enough juice to boot anymore
[00:01] <unop> Typh, what are you attempting to do, if i may ask?
[00:01] <Typh> unop: nothing, just get it working. It
[00:01] <apn> b3rz3rk3r, yes, the voltage can be change due to some factors
[00:01] <zzzxzzz> hi there
[00:01] <jtaji> b3rz3rk3r: yeah certainly
[00:02] <Typh> It's broken on Jolicloud for whatever reason
[00:02] <richthegeek> b3zr3rk3r: yes, it happened to a laptop of mine a few years back - now it only boots when its above 95% charge
[00:02] <jtaji> b3rz3rk3r: and they are a common point of failure compared to many of the other PC parts
[00:02] <zzzxzzz> can anybody help me how can i reinstall my system ?
[00:02] <Belinrahs> is it possible to migrate from a wubi installation of Karmic to a regular install, with it's own partition and all that?
[00:03] <b3rz3rk3r> thanks for replies all... so best way to test (without another machine) would be to remove it and take it to a store for them to test right?
[00:03] <richthegeek> zzzxzzz: backup your home folder and export a syn package list, reinstall from an ISO of 9.10, restore home and run the syn list
[00:03] <apn> zzzxzzz the same way as you installed it, just make a backup of your data first.
[00:03] <Telemaco> hola
[00:03] <Telemaco> de que se trata esto?
[00:03] <Typh> I don't suppose it's possible to get a list of where sources are read from? When I update, there's ones listed that aren't in /etc/apt/sources.list and I wonder if one of them is messing with a true reinstall
[00:04] <b3rz3rk3r> !es | Telemaco
[00:04] <e3co> on the ubuntu live cd filesystem where is the .bashrc
[00:04] <jtaji> Typh: they can also be sourced from files in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ directory
[00:05] <Belinrahs> Did anyone see my question, need help :)
[00:05] <jtaji> Typh: to be more precise, files in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ which end in .list
[00:05] <b3rz3rk3r> apn, jtaji, richthegeek, thanks for replies all... so best way to test (without another machine) would be to remove it and take it to a store for them to test right?
[00:05] <richthegeek> Belinrahs: backup your home folder and export a syn package list, reinstall from an ISO of 9.10, restore home and run the syn list
[00:05] <e3co> .bashrc location on squash filesystem within the ubuntu live  cd
[00:05] <ubuntu_mad> Can someone take a look at this http://pastebin.com/d300ab033
[00:05] <zzzxzzz> richthegeek: how can i reinstall an iso 9.10?
[00:05] <Harper> how i can do a macro that when LastFM end the scrobbling goes next track
[00:05] <jtaji> b3rz3rk3r: perhaps if you had a real good pc shop
[00:05] <Belinrahs> richthegeek: sounds like a plan to me, thanks
[00:05] <apn> b3rz3rk3r, yes
[00:06] <richthegeek> zzzxzzz: download the ISO, burn to a disk with Brasero, boot from it, follow simple instructions
[00:06] <vis> can anyone help me out with this problem? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1290333&page=5
[00:06] <vis> im trying to stream divx from ninjavideo.net
[00:06] <vis> it uses a java applet workaround to stream divx from megaupload
[00:06] <vis> it looks like the majority of people have got it working, but I'm stuck
[00:06] <FloodBot4> vis: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:06] <vis> sorry
[00:06] <judgen> HOw do i pick gnome icon theme from terminal?
[00:06] <b3rz3rk3r> jtaji, apn  mkay, thanks guyz
[00:06] <vis> divx is working fine from other sites
[00:06] <zzzxzzz> unfortunatelly i dont have cd rom
[00:07] <Pelo> evening , my PCI parralle port printer card isn'T working properly,  the comp sees it , but I can'T print,  the printer is fine , I've tested it on my onboard port and previous releases of ubuntu have it working , even on the live cd , help please,  I followed a post in the forum but it didn,T work
[00:07] <richthegeek> zzzxzzz : do you have a usb thumbdrive at least 4gb big?
[00:07] <zzzxzzz> yes i have
[00:07] <richthegeek> zzzxzzz : use the "USB startup disk creator" app
[00:07] <richthegeek> zzzxzzz : its in the System->Preferences menu I think
[00:08] <smiter> anyone have any idea how to work around and fix the black screen on install of ubuntu?
[00:08] <richthegeek> choose the ISO file, choose the thumb drive, reboot and boot from that thumb drive
[00:08] <apn> smiter, alternative cd
[00:08] <Pelo> smiter, when do you get the black screen ?
[00:08] <smiter> ?
[00:09] <smiter> i get the black screen after the begiing of the splash
[00:09] <Pelo> smiter, apn  means the alternate install cd,  it's text based installer, some DOS like graphics,  easier on the comp during the install process
[00:09] <smiter> i have tried 9.10 9.04 and 8.10 all give me a black screen once i hit install
[00:09] <Pelo> smiter, do you hawe a special video card ?
[00:09] <smiter> yeah, it takes the short yellow bus to school every morning... lol..   radeon 9200 ati
[00:10] <_CommandeR_> need to open sqllitedb file what use?
[00:10] <Pelo> smiter, does the live cd work for you ?
[00:10] <smiter> no.. i mean.. it loads and installs.. but i cant see anything.. i know its there because i hear the drums.. to log in
[00:11] <Pelo> smiter, try the alternate install cd it is your best bet and the easiest way to go about it
[00:11] <zzzxzzz> richthegeek: can i do something with terminal?
[00:12] <smiter> ok i will download the alt right now and give it a shot.. would it be better to go with 9.04 or 9.10  ?
[00:12] <zzzxzzz> richthegeek: trough terminal?
[00:12] <smiter> for the radeon 9200 card?
[00:13] <richthegeek> zzzxzzz : I dont think so
[00:14] <richthegeek> zzzxzzz : but probably - there very little in Linux that you can only do from the gui, besides watching videos
[00:14] <Pelo> smiter, no difference that I can tell,  I assume the latest one would have the latest drivers
[00:14] <zzzxzzz> thank anyway
[00:15] <epinky> _CommandeR_: maybe "sqlite3 /path/to/file.sqlitedb" ?
[00:15] <smiter> pelo, i know there is an issue with my card.. and drivers   (Radeon 9200 ati)
[00:15] <smiter> but i thought that was on ly with 9.10 but 8.10 is giving me the same prob
[00:15] <macius> Hey I just decided to toss ubuntu on my mac as primary os and wondering if its possible to boot straight into ubuntu. Considering I don't have any mac partition so am in able atm to grab refit
[00:16] <richthegeek> mode -s richthegeek
[00:16] <Pelo> smiter, it's not your card specificaly as far as I know,  ATI refuses to make their drivers open so and the drivers they make for linux are limited
[00:16] <sebsebseb> smiter: is that an old or new card?
[00:16] <FFForever> any idea why i would get a grey box for no reason?, i can move it work space to work space
[00:16] <hmagoo> hello, is it possible to keep a USB 2,0 external drive to be the same /dev regardless of what other media is connected to USB upon reboot?
[00:16] <Pelo> smiter, once you get ubuntu installed with the alt-cd it will install a vesa driver wthat will be enough to get you to boot and then install the correct driver for your card
[00:17] <hmagoo> or whatever drives are connected in the system for that matter
[00:19] <FFForever> hmagoo, the /dev is depended when the drive is plugged in
[00:19] <smiter> Pelo do you have any idea on how to install the driver for the ati cards  like the radeon 9200?
[00:20] <homezz> i just was able to mount my ntfs dive but I can see all of my files what can i do
[00:21] <RomainK> Well this is a shocker.
[00:21] <Pelo> smiter, once you have ubuntu isntalled, you go to menu > system > admin > restricted driver manager ,  you'll get a choice of drivers to shoose from , if your card is recognised properly,  which it should , if not you need to dl the driver from the ATI/RAdeon website and install it manualy,  which is not that big a deal , but the restricterd driver manager should work so donT, worry about that yet,  just know that you have options if it do
[00:21] <Pelo> esn't work
[00:21] <RomainK> I was gonna ask a karmic-related question but it appears that's not what I have installed.
[00:21] <RomainK> Nevermind then.
[00:21] <jtaji> hmagoo: the /dev/sdxy might change, but after you plug it in do a 'ls -l /dev/disk/by-uuid/' and find which one is pointing to your usb drive, that won't change
[00:21] <Hilikus> configuring ufw, what's the FROM TO fields? are those to allow connections in a specific range of ips?
[00:21] <smiter> cool thanks.. i would like to get away from Microsoft and windblows
[00:22] <jtaji> hmagoo: that's also how drives are listed in your fstab nowadays, by UUID
[00:22] <matts> anybody here willing to help me get my wireless working in ubuntu please
[00:22] <jtaji> !uuid | hmagoo fyi
[00:23] <jtaji> Hilikus: yes
[00:23] <hmagoo> ty all for your help
[00:23] <Hilikus> jtaji: what's the format? say i want to allow 192.168.0.*
[00:24] <Inzuka> What are the chances of someone being able to help me figure out why my sound isn't working in 9.10? :p
[00:24] <jtaji> Hilikus: 192.168.0.0/24
[00:24] <jtaji> Hilikus: there's some examples in the man page
[00:25] <LP> how can I run a script on login in Gnome?
[00:25] <Pelo> ko what kind of script ?
[00:25] <jtaji> !startup | LP
[00:25] <LP> thx jtaji
[00:25] <Hilikus> jtaji: yes, there are, but i'm confused with the TO field. based on what you said that's only 1 field so what do i write in the other? i would think it would be FROM 192.168.0.0 TO 192.168.0.255 but that's not what you said
[00:25] <matts_> anyone here willing to help me get my wireless working in ubuntu?
[00:25] <Inzuka> I'll take it that means zero to little chance then.  haha :)
[00:25] <MrSchaapman> I'm trying to change an icon in an iconset and it's not working. :/
[00:26] <mnaines> Are there any native Linux VoIP programs with a built-in CRM and a predictive autodialer?
[00:26] <mooseburger> I am trying to burn 9.10 to CD using brasero in 8.04. The CD is blank with 700MB of space, but brasero claims there isn't enough space for the 690MB 9.10 ISO. Is a 700MB CD not enough for some reason?
[00:27] <mnaines> mooseburger, I never had a problem with it
[00:27] <MrSchaapman> Anybody?
[00:27] <matts_> anybody here know itf theres a patch or something to get to get my realtek driver to work with in ndiswrapper
[00:28] <domjohnson> Hello
[00:28] <domjohnson> Where can i get extra themes for Ubuntu?
[00:28] <jtaji> Hilikus: yes you can specify a from address and port, and a to address and port
[00:28] <Pelo> Dominian, gnome-look.org
[00:28] <Inzuka> Open the personalization menu, and there's a button to click on that says "Get more themes online."
[00:28] <apn> domjohnson, gnome/kde/xfce/whatnot?
[00:29] <Hilikus> jtaji: so what's the /24 thing?
[00:29] <domjohnson> It's Dominic :)
[00:29] <domjohnson> Ok
[00:29] <domjohnson> thanks :)
[00:29] <jtaji> Hilikus: generally on my server, with one network interface, all my rules look like: ufw allow from any to any port XXXX
[00:29] <S0LIDUS> domjohnson, If you have the hardware to support it you might want to consider emerald.
[00:29] <smiter> i wish i had thought about coming here a week ago when i started this lol
[00:29] <jtaji> Hilikus: that's how you specify a network, rather than a single IP, in an address field
[00:29] <mnaines> Are there any native Linux VoIP programs with a built-in CRM and a predictive autodialer?
[00:30] <Pelo> mnaines, check in synaptic
[00:32] <Inzuka> I figure I might as well ask one more time:  Anyone able to help me figure out why my sound isn't working on 9.10?
[00:32] <jtaji> Hilikus: correction, they are mostly like: ufw allow proto tcp from any to any port XXXX
[00:33] <matts_> anybody here know itf theres a patch or something to get to get my realtek driver to work with in ndiswrapper
[00:34] <mooseburger> Again. I am trying to burn 9.10 to CD using brasero in 8.04. The CD is blank with 700MB of space, but brasero claims there isn't enough space for the 690MB 9.10 ISO. Is a 700MB CD not enough for some reason?
[00:34] <zzzzzeusta> anyone know how to communicate using the ftdi driver? i bricked my router, soldered some serial pins onto the board, got it turned on, and even downloaded the ftdi drivers from ubuntu
[00:34] <patpatpat> can anyone help me get rid of the diplay identifier in the corner of my screen?
[00:34] <patpatpat> right now it say "Laptop 11"" in the upper rleft corner
[00:35] <patpatpat> I cant see anyhting in display setting to get rid of it
[00:35] <jtaji> zzzzzeusta: support for that is built into the kernel, it should just show up as /dev/ttyUSB0
[00:36] <gaspar|work> Hi! I can't connect to my workplace using VPN, I configured the connection but when I click it nothing happens. Is there a way to run if from console so I can troubleshoot it?
[00:36] <tesseracter> i need to format a external 2tb HD, it needs to be read by osx and linux mostly. is there a good format for that, with large file support?
[00:37] <patpatpat> @tesseracter ive tired and never gotten that to work for me YMMV
[00:38] <jtaji> tesseracter: can osx read ntfs?
[00:38] <BrianE> I've just discovered and confirmed a bug with Empathy...
[00:39] <patpatpat> can anyone help me get rid of the display identifier in the corner of my screen?  right now it says "Laptop 11"" in the upper left corner
[00:39] <jtaji> !bugs | BrianE
[00:40] <BrianE> If you're in the "Conversation" or another menu whilst in a chat and you receive a message, all windows, panels etc become unresponsive to keystrokes / mouse clicks...
[00:40] <matts_> anybody here know itf theres a patch or something to get to get my realtek driver to work with in ndiswrapper
[00:40] <patpatpat> google has not helped be yet
[00:40] <jtaji> patpatpat: I'm not sure what that would be, can you take a screen shot of it?
[00:41] <patpatpat> sure how can i share a screeshot with you?
[00:41] <jtaji> !paste | patel
[00:41] <jtaji> patpatpat: ^^^
[00:41] <jtaji> patpatpat: Print Screen key to take a screenshot
[00:42] <zzzzzeusta> jtaji: you are right, it did just show up as /dev/ttyUSB0
[00:42] <zzzzzeusta> now how to communicate to it...
[00:43] <jtaji> that's the big question ;)
[00:43] <tesseracter> jtaji, mac ntfs is quite flaky, ntfs works pretty well on linux.
[00:43] <Jaza> I currently have Ubuntu 8.04.3 LTS and want to upgrade to the latest version but are not able on update manager, can anyone help?
[00:43] <patpatpat> http://imagebin.org/76420
[00:43] <patpatpat> that is my screenshot ^^^
[00:43] <jtaji> tesseracter: hmm, yeah that's why I would have recommended it on the linux side
[00:43] <bruceh> Jaza, you have to update to 9.04 first
[00:43] <EliasAmaral> Jaza, it's possible only from lts to lts, or one version at time
[00:43] <S0LIDUS> Jaza, You can only upgrade an LTS to an LTS.
[00:43] <bruceh> then you can update to 9.10
[00:43] <EliasAmaral> Jaza, you could wait for ubuntu 10.04
[00:43] <patpatpat> you can see the Laptop 11" in  the left upper corner
[00:43] <jtaji> tesseracter: you'll be limited to 4GB files with fat32
[00:44] <tesseracter> jtaji, ive got ntfs on my 16gb flash stick, couldnt get ntfs-3g working on the mac.
[00:44] <LP> can anyone tell me how I enable DHCP on a NIC (I mean so that it's automatic after reboot)
[00:44] <EliasAmaral> 8.04: you need to upgrate to 8.10, then 9.04, then 9.10, Jaza
[00:44] <tesseracter> jtaji, i dont want to mess with windows filesystems, because i never see windows any more.
[00:44] <EliasAmaral> or, wait for next release (that will be lts)
[00:45] <jtaji> tesseracter: I hear ya, don't know of any better options
[00:45] <patpatpat> it appears when multiple monitors are connected to identify them but i dont have multiple connected atm
[00:45] <jtaji> patpatpat: that shows up for me when I am in the Display Preferences, but goes away when I exit
[00:46] <Jaza> EliasAmaral: how do I go about upgrading that way?  I tried upgrade manager and not able to.
[00:46] <patpatpat> hmm maybe i have a ghost diplay prefs i will try to kill it
[00:46] <S0LIDUS> Jaza, You should be aware that moving away from an LTS can be risky!
[00:46] <EliasAmaral> Jaza, well, I usually disable non-standard repositories, do apt-get update, then apt-get dist-upgrade, or something like that
[00:46] <patpatpat> ok that did the trick thanks jtaji - sorry for the noob question
[00:47] <EliasAmaral> Jaza, i am not sure what is the "official" way to do ti
[00:47] <EliasAmaral> it
[00:47] <EliasAmaral> Jaza, in fact I often prefer a clean installation =/
[00:47] <EliasAmaral> Jaza, if you have your home separated it is easier
[00:48] <jtaji> official way is Update Manager for desktop, or do-release-upgrade for command line
[00:48] <EliasAmaral> Jaza, and, in fact, gnome configuration is guaranteed to be portable among various versions
[00:48] <cactusfrog> hi
[00:49] <S0LIDUS> cactusfrog, hello
[00:49] <EliasAmaral> hi
[00:49] <bruceh> To be honest, I've never had good luck upgrading between major releases. In my experience, various settings for various packages do not get updated correctly. (Pulseaudio comes to mind.) However, YMMV.
[00:50] <mkquist> Ive found that it seems to take forever to upgrade anway
[00:50] <mkquist> fresh install seems much quicker
[00:50] <fujimitsu> !upgrade | Jaza
[00:50] <smiter> you would think they would try to make it more seamless in the upgrading process
[00:51] <jtaji> it's worked fine for me on multiple machines
[00:51] <jtaji> I just think all you folks with problem hardware are in here ;)
[00:51] <smiter> yep lol
[00:51] <bruceh> mkquist: well, it would, if not for the fact that making backups can take a while. And anyway, upgrading any operating system can be a challenge. It's worthwhile to go slow and cover all your bases.
[00:51] <jtaji> seriously though, it's been solid the last couple of versions, mostly
[00:51] <Jaza> Ubottu: I tried that page and when ran update manager I get the following "Could not download all repository indexes"
[00:52] <smiter> what about the video card problems and black screens from 9.04 to 9.10?
[00:52] <Typh> Can anyone lend a hand? I can't launch the software sources gui: http://dpaste.com/136426/ I've already tried reinstalling it, no luck. Jaunty (Jolicloud)
[00:53] <fujimitsu> only thing we are really addressing here is to have a backup of all 'important' data before clicking that upgrade button.. streamline is an overstatement
[00:53] <cactusfrog> i cant open my data from my windows hd because it didn't shutdown correctyl but i cant shutdown correctly because windows wont boot up how can i get around this?
[00:54] <DaZ> cactusfrog: -o force?
[00:54] <jtaji> cactusfrog: you can run ntfsfix on it
[00:54] <cactusfrog> how do i do that?
[00:54] <cactusfrog> i am newbie
[00:54] <RealKillaz> hi I'm trying Empaty now, but connecting to MSN gives me a network error
[00:54] <Jaza> I think I might of done it, waiting
[00:55] <jtaji> cactusfrog: firstly you'll need to install the 'ntfsprogs' package to get ntfsfix
[00:55] <bruceh> RealKillaz, what error do you get, exactly?
[00:55] <cactusfrog> so sudo app install ntfsprogs
[00:55] <zzzzzeusta> i bricked my router, bought a serial cable, soldered the pins to the appropriate spots, installted the ftdi drivers, plugged the router into the computer, it's recognized as /dev/ttyUSB0, but i don't know how to communicate with it to put on the default firmware, anyone mind helping me?
[00:56] <zzzzzeusta> i was following this: http://www.myopenrouter.com/article/10341/Recover-Your-WGR614L-Using-a-Serial-Console-Windows/ but i use linux
[00:56] <zzzzzeusta> i.e. ubuntu
[00:56] <jtaji> cactusfrog: sudo aptitude install ntfsprogs
[00:56] <RealKillaz> bruceh, that's the thing I'm trying to find out where empathy logs it's errors
[00:56] <cactusfrog> k done
[00:56] <RealKillaz> so I can find the root cause of the Network error
[00:56] <RealKillaz> bruceh, cause that is too generic
[00:57] <UnHolyTerror> java - authentication window is frozen!
[00:57] <RealKillaz> bruceh, right now the GUI only gives me Network Error
[00:57] <oorah> for some reason with epiphany i can't save images.
[00:57] <cactusfrog> what do i do now?
[00:57] <jtaji> cactusfrog: now run 'sudo fdisk -l' and pastebin the results
[00:57] <smiter> p9.10 desktop
[00:57] <jtaji> !paste | cactusfrog
[00:58] <KenBW2> i think i have files in an MTP device that Nautilus isn't showing - how can i get to them?
[00:59] <UnHolyTerror> java - authentication window is frozen! won't accept input.
[00:59] <cactusfrog> ok http://pastebin.com/m6dd334b2
[00:59] <oorah> for some reason with epiphany i can't save images.
[00:59] <cactusfrog> i have two harddives the one with the data i need is the 220 gig one
[00:59] <shashike> hello  all!!!!!!!
[00:59] <smiter> can the live cd be burned to a dvd instead of a cd and still run?
[00:59] <cactusfrog> 320
[00:59] <blkrbt> smiter: yes
[00:59] <UnHolyTerror> as long as it's bootable - yes.
[00:59] <graelb> Hello... is it possible/easy to convert a ubuntu x86 installation to 64bit?
[01:00] <smiter> tnx
[01:00] <jtaji> graelb: no
[01:00] <LRCV8> Hi. First Irc use ever, can someone tell me if it's working or not?
[01:00] <graelb> Damn. Alright ,thanks =)
[01:00] <UnHolyTerror> yes
[01:01] <LRCV8> Thanks.
[01:01] <knightrage_>  /j #linux
[01:01] <knightrage_> oopsies.
[01:01] <LRCV8> Can anyone throw any light on an Wicd problem please?
[01:02] <fujimitsu> knightrage_: thats ##linux anyway
[01:02] <knightrage_> ... well thank goodness for channel forwarding.
[01:03] <bruceh> RealKillaz, I'm seeing some indication that 'killall telepathy-butterfly' might work. You could try that, then set empathy to offline, wait a moment, then set it to online again. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1303424&page=2
[01:03] <cactusfrog> hello?
[01:03] <epinky> Typh: I think that was reported as a bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/292691
[01:03] <dKingston> question. I have a hp pavilion dv6000, and the wireless does not work
[01:03] <cactusfrog> g2g
[01:03] <RealKillaz> bruceh, I
[01:03] <smiter> i think i will just boot it from flash drive.. that should work too correct?  running the live cd off a flash drive
[01:03] <dKingston> i set the switch to on, the light is still orange, not blue
[01:04] <RealKillaz> bruceh, I've been trying that also.... but it didnt work. Let me try it again
[01:04] <valindil89> need some help setting up php, mysql, and apache...
[01:05] <LRCV8> Have just started getting a message on start-up saying Wicd needs to access your computers network cards and asking for a password. Can I prevent this pop-up?
[01:05] <bruceh> RealKillaz, some people are saying that empathy doesn't work with msn unless you have an msn email address. (It works for me, but then, I am using my hotmail addy for msn. I don't know what would happen if I created an account with a gmail address)
[01:06] <RealKillaz> bruceh, killing it for the second time gives me an telepathy-butterfly: no process found. With other words it's already killed. Going offline now and restart after 5 minutes
[01:06] <RealKillaz> bruceh, I'm using a hotmail account
[01:06] <plurnay> hi guys... question every time i restart i have to put my password to access my hard that as windows on it... is there a way so i dont have to put my password everytime
[01:06] <ichdasich> hello guys. i'm currently trying to enable autologin for the user fuckup on my custom ubuntu 9.10 livecd. my /etc/gdm/custom.conf looks like this: http://sprunge.us/DBUa
[01:06] <bruceh> hmm. sorry, RealKillaz. I'm out of ideas
[01:06] <ichdasich> but it stil doesn't work. any ideas?
[01:06] <Seeker`> !language | ichdasich
[01:07] <RealKillaz> bruceh np.. thnx anyways
[01:07] <mkquist> plurnay: put it in your fstab to mount automatically
[01:07] <ichdasich> Seeker`: would you please point me to the point, where my language was well, not apropriate?
[01:08] <Seeker`> ichdasich: you swore
[01:08] <ichdasich> Seeker`: i didn't? the user is named fuckup, like hagbard celines computer in the illuminatus-trilogie.
[01:08] <tt> wireless security + linux mint + ubuntu never works well for me is there any way to fix it?
[01:08] <Seeker`> it is still swearing
[01:08] <tzzpfax> clear
[01:08] <tt> wicd worked ok but it was still kinda unreliable
[01:08] <RealKillaz> ichdasich, LOL
[01:09] <ichdasich> Seeker`: and i thought it might be apropriate to mention the username, i want logged in automatically.
[01:09] <plurnay> where is that fstab
[01:09] <epinky> zzzzzeusta: this could help http://www.davidsudjiman.info/2006/03/27/installing-minicom-to-connect-to-cisco-router-using-console-cable/
[01:10] <LRCV8> Have just started getting a message on start-up saying Wicd needs to access your computers network cards and asking for a password. Can I prevent this pop-up?.... Anyone please!
[01:10] <holmser> quick question... I added a directory to my path
[01:10] <mkquist> plurnay: /etc/fstab
[01:10] <holmser> the command I want to use is working, but when I try and run it with sudo it says command not found
[01:11] <holmser> where would I add the path so sudo would find it?
[01:11] <Seeker`> ichdasich: it's a simple request; please don't use swear words in this channel
[01:11] <agusj> help me how to set static ip address on ubuntu 9.10
[01:11] <ichdasich> Seeker`: *sigh* nevermind.
[01:12] <plurnay> i got no etc/fstab
[01:12] <plurnay> ÉÉÉ
[01:12] <ichdasich> so, does anybody have a hint, how i could get the user f***up logged in automatically?
[01:12] <bruceh> plumay, /etc/fstab - the leading slash is important. (You have to have one, or your system won't boot)
[01:13] <bruceh> ichdasich, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AutoLogin
[01:16] <LRCV8> Am in in the wrong place, or is it an inappropriate question for this channel???
[01:16] <tt> when i apply security as high as wpa is is very unstable, if i use wep it is only slightly more stable with connecting when my laptop turns on or wakes up
[01:16] <tt> it
[01:18] <tt> i am on 9.10 now
[01:20] <epinky> LRCV8: do you have the wicd deb package?
[01:21] <LRCV8> epinky, thanks for the response. No I have been installing everything via synaptic.
[01:21] <priv4t3> haloo
[01:22] <protojay> ubuntu rules...!
[01:22] <epinky> LRCV8: Go to System -> Preferences -> Sessions and then find the Wicd entry and uncheck the box.
[01:23] <ichdasich> bruceh: thx
[01:24] <LRCV8> epinky, I don't seem to have 'sessions' under system->prefs!!
[01:24] <epinky> LRCV8: what version of Ubuntu are you using?
[01:25] <LRCV8> epinky, 9.10
[01:27] <epinky> LRCV8: post results of "more /var/log/wicd/wicd.log"
[01:27] <LRCV8> epinky, will do. It may take me a few minutes
[01:28] <Milostt> hay alguien On
[01:28] <zamba> anyone know of a home automation system?
[01:28] <epinky> !es | Milostt
[01:28] <zamba> or a irc channel with some people i could talk to?
[01:28] <dath> zamba: its called cron job
[01:28] <epinky> zamba: Domotic?
[01:30] <VericomilX> Hello everyone
[01:31] <epinky> zamba: you mean domotics and all that X10 stuff?
[01:32] <protojay> is anyone here familiar with wine under ubuntu?
[01:32] <VericomilX> I've used Wine a few times
[01:33] <Blue1> protojay: I use wine
[01:33] <LRCV8>  epinky, it is a MASSIVE size... really post it here?
[01:33] <epinky> LRCV8: use pastebin
[01:33] <epinky> !pastebin > LRCV8
[01:34] <LRCV8> epinky, sorry I'm brand new to irc. I don't know what pastebin is!... sorry
[01:34] <BrionS> zamba, LinuxMCE or Linuxha.com
[01:34] <protojay> have you ever run a fullscreen game under wine and u still get the top and bottom bits of the ubuntu desktop?
[01:35] <protojay> blue
[01:35] <Blue1> protojay: no but have you checked the wine app data base?
[01:35] <VericomilX> @protojay: It sounds like the Gnome panels are showing up on top of the game for some reason
[01:35] <protojay> yeh
[01:35] <VericomilX> I haven't seen that happen before
[01:35] <protojay> thats exactly it VericomilX
[01:35] <Blue1> protojay: I don't do games
[01:35] <protojay> how do i stop it?
[01:36] <VericomilX> protojay: Check the Wine AppDB and see if other people have reported the same problem
[01:36] <protojay> ok
[01:36] <Blue1> protojay: http://appdb.winehq.org/
[01:36] <BrionS> anyone use AC3/DTS passthrough with Karmic?  Have you noticed problems with buffer underrun (stuttering) that didn't happen with Jaunty?
[01:38] <krdyt> how do i install all kde and all of the lib files? im having a ton of trouble trying to install ktorrent plus id like to add kde
[01:38] <cancelerx> any eclipse user on ubuntu here
[01:38] <VericomilX> krdyt: I believe there is a generic package that installs everything KDE-related, however the name of it escapes me at the moment
[01:39] <cancelerx> i got a question reall quick
[01:39] <LRCV8> epinky & ubottu: thanks for the tips. I found pastebin, but the output is SO big I can't copy it all!!!... I'm stuck
[01:39] <Blue1> VericomilX: yeah trying to remember myself - haven't used kde since 3.5
[01:39] <krdyt> whats the install for kde? install kde-desktop or something?
[01:40] <epinky> LRCV8: then post results of "tail -100 /var/log/wicd/wicd.log"
[01:40] <Blue1> krdyt: dunno I have used gnome for the past 4 years
[01:40] <krdyt> ubottu kde
[01:40] <dare> is it my eyes or is karmic's default theme pink?
[01:40] <krdyt> !kde4
[01:41] <marenostrum> krdyt: Why don't you try kdebase?
[01:41] <krdyt> !kdebase
[01:41] <Blue1> krdyt: i use 1 kde app - that's kontact - so I have to endure the http cache cleaner b.s. --
[01:42] <krdyt> ubottu kdebase
[01:42] <dare> krdyt, is it my eyes or is karmic's default theme pink?
[01:42] <krdyt> bleh
[01:42] <zamba> epinky: yup, that's what i mean
[01:42] <akav> I'm noticing laggy input on Ubuntu 9.10 (not app specific), anyone seen that?
[01:42] <ardchoille> krdyt: ubottu doesn't have any info for kdebase
[01:42]  * dare needs to find a karmic user
[01:42] <marenostrum> krdyt: kdebase "core applications for the KDE 4 desktop"
[01:42] <LRCV8> epinky: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m4849e87d  Is this correct?
[01:42] <dare> LRCV8, are you using karmic?
[01:42] <akav> it's bad enough that it doesn't register some keys if I type fast enough.
[01:43] <epinky> dare: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork/Official
[01:43] <krdyt> so apt-get install kdebase?
[01:43] <epinky> zamba: http://www.linuxguru.be
[01:43] <LRCV8> dare: yes.
[01:43] <zamba> epinky: thanks
[01:43] <marenostrum> krdyt: as far as I can see, yes
[01:43] <dare> LRCV8, does the default theme have a pinkish tint?
[01:44] <dare> I'm unsure as my virtualbox drivers are playing havoc, breaking themes etc
[01:44] <zamba> epinky: though the site looks to be down now
[01:44] <LRCV8> dare: No, it is brownish
[01:44] <epinky> zamba: it's up but they have some errors, wait a moment
[01:44] <beefalo> Ummmm.... Karmic 9.10 here... wanting to use multiple audio apps at once, but only one get's to use the sound ship
[01:44] <Blue1> dare I say - what shade of brown?
[01:44] <beefalo> chip
[01:44] <krdyt> dang, all i want to do is update to a new version of ktorrent! lol
[01:45] <LRCV8> Redish
[01:45] <zamba> epinky: but basically i just need to talk to someone who's been using stuff like this, to know what hardware to go for..
[01:45] <Milostt> my problem is I am installing a transparent proxy dhcp mode, but when I install dhcp3 giving me an error when you start editing the conf and everything is in order but do not know why not start
[01:46] <dare> hm okay, it no longer looks so pink if I move further back from my monitor.. but a messed up dark grey
[01:46] <LRCV8> dare: It is definately the latest version.
[01:46] <Blue1> you can do a cat /etc/issue to see what you are running
[01:47]  * dare goes back to staring at the pinkness
[01:47] <Blue1> Ubuntu 9.10 \n \l
[01:48] <marenostrum> krdyt: why do you install all KDE for ktorrent instead of installing just ktorrent?
[01:48] <LRCV8> Blue1: same Ubuntu 9.10 \n \l
[01:48] <dare> mm, it's my virtualbox graphic driver, making it look darker than it is
[01:48] <Inzuka> Is it possible to have a password for my account login, and then a seperate password for root when I'm installing programs and stuff?
[01:48] <jeanrussou> ever since i installed karmic my sound will not stay unmuted after a reboot. how do i fix this?
[01:48] <Inzuka> I'd just be glad that your sound works, Jean. :P
[01:48] <Blue1> Inzuka: yes
[01:48] <dare> has anybody run karmic under virtualbox and installed the tools successfully?
[01:49] <Inzuka> Could you tell me how to do that, Blue?
[01:49] <dare> the graphic drivers only kick in when I go full screen, but then themes stop working
[01:49] <Blue1> Inzuka: well you use your login password for sudo
[01:49] <Blue1> but you can set a root password
[01:50] <Blue1> Inzuka: system/administration/user and groups
[01:50] <perlmonkey2> Anyone know where the config setttings are stored for the gnome-cpu-freq applet?
[01:50] <epinky> zamba: I think you can contact them at info@linuxguru.be
[01:50] <Inzuka> Well, for example, I want to edit a system setting, and the dialog asking for higher permissions pops up.  Will that always ask for my password?
[01:50] <epinky> LRCV8: Well, everything seems to be ok, does /etc/init.d/wicd file exists?
[01:50] <zamba> epinky: i'll look into that.. thank you :)
[01:50] <Blue1> Inzuka: what are you try to do?
[01:51] <gehzumteufel> Anyone here know about Konsole environment editing?
[01:51] <LRCV8> epinky: yes, I have already found that in my digging, plus the settings conf files.
[01:51] <Inzuka> Multiple people use my computer, and I'm trying to configure it to where if someone wants to login to my system, they know the password to log into my user account.  But if they try to install a program, I don't want them toknow the password to install that program.  And it's my understanding that the password you type in for installation purposes is for "root."
[01:52] <Blue1> Inzuka: they use sudo and there own password --
[01:52] <gehzumteufel> He wants a different password for sudo
[01:52] <MenZa> !awaynicks > Blue1
[01:52] <gehzumteufel> actions
[01:52] <MeminPinguin> How many negroes use Ubuntu?
[01:52] <marenostrum> gehzumteufel: Such as nano or Vi(m)? What isthe question exactly?
[01:52] <MeminPinguin> Is there any data on this?
[01:52] <mr_e_panda> hello everyone.
[01:52] <MenZa> !ops | MeminPinguin
[01:52] <krdyt> marenostrum, i am trying to update, cmake is giving me ALOT of trouble
[01:52] <akav> anyone know what would cause keyboard input lag?
[01:52] <Inzuka> I think Gehzum has it right
[01:52] <MeminPinguin> What is wrong?
[01:52] <gehzumteufel> marenostrum: No, those are editors. I mean editing the Konsole (xterm) environment itself.
[01:53] <mr_e_panda> I'm looking for information regarding Ubuntu on a PS3, anyone that can help?
[01:53] <MeminPinguin> what is the offtopic forum?
[01:53] <MeminPinguin> sorry if I offended anybody
[01:53] <MeminPinguin> !offtopic
[01:53] <epinky> LRCV8: well, nothing really comes to my mind, no errors mean wicd it's doing just fine, but you can try: "sudo update-rc.d wicd start 80 2 3 4 5 . stop 20 0 1 6 ."
[01:53] <Blue1> Inzuka: either they can use sudo and their login password to install programmes, or you'd have to give them the root password (not recommended)
[01:53] <diffra> aloha, does anyone know how
[01:53] <diffra> er, does anyone know how to pipe the output of one audio device to another?
[01:54] <Inzuka> Blue1: Sudo & login passwords are the same?
[01:54] <Freemind9> I had to do a reinstall of WinXP, and am trying to re-enable my grub system.  Have booted into the LiveCD, and from a terminal type 'sudo grub', and the system responds with 'command not found' - where might I find grub in the LiveCD?
[01:54] <Blue1> Inzuka: yes
[01:54] <tesseracter> jtaji, so i ended up formatting the partition as ext2, but Gparted says that 30gb of it is now used. impressive, no?
[01:54] <coz_> diffra,  I dont offhand no ... have you tried  #alsa channel ?
[01:54] <Inzuka> Okay, that is the question I should have asked.  :P
[01:54] <marenostrum> krdyt: Exactly what do you have now and to what do you want to updrade?
[01:54] <mr_e_panda> I installed Ubuntu on my PS3 and it won't let me use the sudo command
[01:54] <Inzuka> By default does root have the same password as sudo/login?
[01:54] <diffra> hmm, on karmic, would alsa still be relevant, or am i confusing that and pulse?
[01:54] <LRCV8> epinky: I've done much googling and found a few people had the same problem and tried most things without success. I've tried that last suggestion and that didn't work either :(. Thank you so much for trying.
[01:54] <lstarnes> Inzuka: by default, root has no password and is locked
[01:55] <mr_e_panda> i'm trying to use sudo apt-get
[01:55] <Inzuka> Okay, that answers my question :)
[01:55] <Blue1> mr_e_panda: prolly because the default is desktop user
[01:55] <krdyt> 3.1.2 to upgrade to 3.3.2
[01:55] <lstarnes> mr_e_panda: what happens when you use it?
[01:55] <Blue1> Inzuka: yes
[01:55] <LRCV8> I've even re-installed wicd a couple of times.
[01:55] <MenZa> Inzuka: If you want to allow people to use sudo and, thus, install applications, add them to the 'admin' group
[01:55] <mr_e_panda> it tells me that the username is not part of the sudoer file
[01:55] <MeminPinguin> Hello everybody!
[01:55] <MeminPinguin> This Ubuntu stuff rocks!
[01:55] <MeminPinguin> Is it true that graphics show up better?
[01:55] <andril> yes indeed
[01:55] <mr_e_panda> and that the instance will be reported
[01:55] <midwestward> does anyone understand this statement: ambpdb -p prot.top -aatm < prot.trj > prot_fin.pdb ? what is happening with the " < prot.trj " bit?
[01:55] <Blue1> mr_e_panda: what error(s) ru getting?
[01:56] <MeminPinguin> I have noticed that my desktop backgrounds are more dynamic!
[01:56] <Inzuka> Memin: Youtube up Compiz Fusion :P
[01:56] <IdleOne> !ops | MeminPinguin is ban evading
[01:56] <MenZa> Inzuka: You can do that from System -> Administration -> Users/Groups, or from a terminal with (sudo adduser <username> admin)
[01:56] <beefalo> Ummmm.... Karmic 9.10 here... wanting to use multiple audio apps at once, but only one get's to use the sound ship
[01:56] <beefalo> Ummmm.... Karmic 9.10 here... wanting to use multiple audio apps at once, but only one get's to use the sound chip
[01:56] <MeminPinguin> How am I ban evading?
[01:56] <epinky> LRCV8: good luck :)
[01:56] <lstarnes> midwestward: it is reading the contents of prot.trj using the STDIN (standard input) stream
[01:56] <mr_e_panda> I type in the command then provide my password and then it gives me that message
[01:56] <midwestward> lstarnes, thanks
[01:56] <coz_> MeminPinguin,  I not sure what you mean by "more dynamic"
[01:56] <MeminPinguin> !ops | IdleOne is lying and causing havoc!
[01:56] <LRCV8> epinky: very many thanks and good seasons wishes.
[01:57] <Blue1> mr_e_panda: I missed the error message - could you repeat please?
[01:57] <MeminPinguin> coz_  I mean that the graphics seem to be richer
[01:57] <MeminPinguin> than when I had XP on the compu
[01:57] <IdleOne> MeminPinguin: after 4 years of being here they know me well enough to know that I don't lie to them about racist trolls like you
[01:57] <coz_> MeminPinguin,  mm cool... I guess  I havent noticed recently.... I have been using ubuntu too long maybe :)
[01:57] <Inzuka> I hope no one minds if I ask one more question:  To open Windows applications from Wine, do I always have to use the terminal?  Or is there a way to add shortcuts to them onto my top panel?
[01:57] <MeminPinguin> well I am happy about it!
[01:57] <Blue1> Inzuka: you can add shortcuts
[01:57] <shashike> how do i watch this video on ubuntu http://www.apple.com/imac/the-new-imac/#medium
[01:57] <MeminPinguin> IdleOne thinks I am a racist troll
[01:58] <MeminPinguin> How can I be racist if I am Mexican?
[01:58] <MeminPinguin> anyways your chat is off/topic Idleone
[01:58] <MenZa> MeminPinguin: Stop. Now.
[01:58] <MeminPinguin> back to Ubuntu
[01:58] <coz_> shashike,   it doesnt play at all?
[01:58] <lstarnes> mr_e_panda: do you have another user account?
[01:58] <MenZa> shashike: http://movies.apple.com/105/media/us/mac/imac/2009/tours/apple-imac-design_video-cc-us-20091111_r640-9cie.mov
[01:58] <shashike> it  just  says  get  quicktime!!
[01:58] <MenZa> shashike: I found it in the source code, that's the only real way you can do it.
[01:58] <mr_e_panda> the error message i received was that my username was not part of the sudoer file and that this instance would be reported
[01:59] <coz_> shashike,    make sure you have   ubuntu-restricted-extras installed
[01:59] <mr_e_panda> i do not have another user account
[01:59] <lstarnes> mr_e_panda: did you ever set a root password?
[01:59] <mr_e_panda> no
[01:59] <mr_e_panda> i used the alternate install cd for the ps3 with petitboot
[01:59] <shashike> menza  how  did  u  do  that??
[02:00] <lstarnes> mr_e_panda: you might have to boot into the recovery mode and add yourself to /etc/sudoers
[02:00] <IdleOne> !pm | MeminPinguin
[02:00] <lstarnes> mr_e_panda: the line to add will look like this:  username ALL=ALL(ALL)
[02:00] <mr_e_panda> i'm also using Jaunty Jackelope if that's of any help
[02:00] <MenZa> shashike: Press Ctrl-u in your browser. Then search for .mov (Ctrl-F .mov)
[02:01] <lstarnes> mr_e_panda: the command to edit it is: EDITOR=/usr/bin/nano visudo
[02:01] <MeminPinguin> !offtopic | Then quit talking and acusing me of things that have nothing to do with Ubuntu.  Otherwise we must discuss it in pvt or some other forum.
[02:01] <lstarnes> mr_e_panda: to save in that editor, use ctrl+x then press y
[02:01] <beefalo> I need to PM someone with knowledge of audio issues, I can't sort thru all this text
[02:01] <lstarnes> !ops | MeminPinguin
[02:01] <MenZa> MeminPinguin, IdleOne: Cease, right now.
[02:01] <diffra> ./ignore
[02:02] <mr_e_panda> hmmmm....
[02:02] <mr_e_panda> i'm not on my ps3 right now
[02:02] <IdleOne> MenZa: soon as the racist is gone I will be happy
[02:02] <mr_e_panda> but i will give it a shot
[02:02] <IdleOne> MenZa: I will stop because you asked
[02:02] <shashike> can  u  tell  me what  to do step by step??
[02:03] <lstarnes> mr_e_panda: actually, I have the line wrong
[02:03] <mr_e_panda> could u pm me the info on how to do it?
[02:03] <lstarnes> mr_e_panda: it should be: username ALL=(ALL) ALL
[02:03] <MeminPinguin> !ops IdleOne | He is trolling the hell out of me, and nobody will ban him!  El me está troleando y nadie lo quiere vetar del foro!
[02:03] <coz_> shashike,  who are you talking to?  if you type the first 3 letters of somones name then hit the tab key it will alert that person
[02:03] <lstarnes> mr_e_panda: hold on
[02:03] <mr_e_panda> thank u
[02:03] <[1]christoph> I've got ubuntu 9.10 running samba 3 and can't browse to my shares by name but can by ip address.  Any thoughts?
[02:03] <[1]christoph> It's driving me nuts
[02:04] <MeminPinguin> !ops | IdleOne | He is trolling the hell out of me, and nobody will ban him!  El me está troleando y nadie lo quiere vetar del foro!
[02:04] <MenZa> MeminPinguin: Cease immediately.
[02:04] <[1]christoph> I can see the machine from windows, but get an error message when I try and browse it
[02:04] <MeminPinguin> ok
[02:04] <[1]christoph> But I can browse the IP
[02:04] <beefalo> ficking useless
[02:05] <lstarnes> mr_e_panda: did you get my message?
[02:05] <mr_e_panda> no i didn't
[02:05] <MeminPinguin> But seriously the graphics are a lot better in Ubuntu than in Windows, and I am using the same card.  Is there any particular principle behind this?
[02:05] <MeminPinguin> I have two weeks using Ubuntu on my Acer.
[02:05] <lstarnes> mr_e_panda: which irc client program are you using?
[02:06] <mr_e_panda> the one provided with 9.10
[02:06] <MeminPinguin> it is even easier to use than XP
[02:06] <lstarnes> mr_e_panda: which?
[02:06] <MeminPinguin> no antispyware programs to clog things up
[02:06] <mr_e_panda> empathy im
[02:06] <lstarnes> mr_e_panda: try sending me a private message
[02:06] <mr_e_panda> ok
[02:07] <marenostrum> MeminPinguin: Nice to hear that you like Ubuntu
[02:08] <MenZa> MeminPinguin: Could you please join #ubuntu-ops?
[02:08] <bk_ferrari> does anyone know the best way to resize an ext3 partition?  I was thinking fdisk or gparted.
[02:08] <protojay> MeminPinguin, im using ubuntu on my acer too
[02:08] <MenZa> gparted is easy and simple to use, bk_ferrari
[02:08] <protojay> graphics are better indeed :)
[02:08] <protojay> but compared to bloatware of windows vista, no suprise
[02:08] <bk_ferrari> would fdisk work though?
[02:09] <SuperMiguel> i have multiple videos and i want to burn them to a dvd, and would like to create a menu so i can pick which video to play.. which program i can use?
[02:10] <eliot_> can someone tell me how to make vlc my default media player
[02:10] <Taco24501> does anyone know how to chage gdm settings
[02:10] <SuperMiguel> i have multiple videos and i want to burn them to a dvd, and would like to create a menu so i can pick which video to play.. which program i can use?
[02:11] <sync3times> eliot_,  try gdmsetup
[02:11] <ardchoille> SuperMiguel: I use either devede or tovid for that
[02:11] <ardchoille> SuperMiguel: tovid is my favorite though
[02:11] <sync3times> eliot_, ah,  its kinda crippled under ubuntu though
[02:11] <eliot_> sync3times y is that
[02:12] <Taco24501> thanks
[02:12] <sync3times> eliot_, i dunno.  There are lots of nice things that you can change.   But many of the distros have taken those settings out
[02:12] <dare> eliot_, just set it to the default player in the properties for a file (such as an mp3)
[02:12] <bk_ferrari> eliot, that's easy.  just right-click on the media file you want.
[02:13] <Inzuka> Anyone have any ideas on how to set up sound?  I never had sound since I installed the OS.
[02:13] <sync3times> eliot_, you may have to edit files in /etc/gdm
[02:13] <bk_ferrari> there's a tab called permissions.
[02:13] <bk_ferrari> and in it, shows what programs you want to open with it.
[02:13] <bk_ferrari> same as windows
[02:13] <marenostrum> eliot: default for which files?
[02:13] <sync3times> gdm = gnome display manager.   The login manager.
[02:14] <sync3times> eliot_, oops,  ignore me.  I responded to the wrong person.  duh
[02:14] <protojay> i have to say, ubuntu is amazing
[02:15] <protojay> this transmission program is great for downloading ames
[02:15] <protojay> games
[02:15] <protojay> :)
[02:15] <dare> :O piracy!
[02:15] <protojay> ;)
[02:15] <eliot_> sync3times lol
[02:15]  * dare prefers sabnzbd
[02:15] <protojay> free-software games that is
[02:15] <protojay> :)
[02:15] <dhillon-v10> hi all, I am trying to adopt a debian package in Ubuntu the instructions are pretty confusing can anyone help
[02:16] <ardchoille> dhillon-v10: have you checked the repos to see if the package is already there?
[02:17] <marenostrum> eliot: right click on a file of the type you want to allow VLC to be default, go to properties  and "open with" tab and tick VLC.
[02:17] <dhillon-v10> ardchoille, it says here: http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=540557 that the package is orphaned so I wanted to adpot it and get working on it :D
[02:17] <navidhg> hello?
[02:19] <ardchoille> dhillon-v10: That may not work on Ubuntu
[02:19] <navidhg> what's up with not being able to use your scroll wheel to cycle between different desktop spaces?
[02:19] <navidhg> it definitely did
[02:19] <lstarnes> navidhg: a lot of applications use it for scrolling
[02:19] <ardchoille> dhillon-v10: you really need a debian system running to adopt a debian package for the debian distro
[02:19] <dhillon-v10> ardchoille, I have some friends who are working on a debian packages and Ubuntu packages so I guess they were dual booting
[02:20] <navidhg> lstarnes what do you mean?
[02:20] <dre360> hey all
[02:20] <dre360> what's up
[02:20] <lstarnes> navidhg: the scroll wheel is used by many applications for scrolling up and down within their own windows
[02:20] <ardchoille> dhillon-v10: either that or they don't care if the mess things up
[02:20] <lstarnes> navidhg: so it may interfere with scrolling between workspaces and vice versa
[02:20] <dhillon-v10> ardchoille, nah the person I am talking about is in Ubuntu core dev so he definitely cares :D
[02:21] <navidhg> oh I see
[02:22] <lstarnes> navidhg: try ctrl+alt+left-arrow or ctrl+alt+right-arror
[02:22] <lstarnes> *-arrow
[02:22] <navidhg> but it used to be that when you were on the desktop and you scrolled, it switched deskspaces so how would I go about reenabling it?
[02:23] <navidhg> i know the shortcuts but if I could turn on the scrolling it would be good
[02:23] <rick_> is there any way to see and change all the settings for wireless network cards like you could in winblows device manager, such as tx power?
[02:23] <danny> Is there a command that will make Ubuntu fsck on reboot?
[02:23] <lstarnes> navidhg: it should still work while the mouse is over the workspace switching applet
[02:23] <sync3times> rick_, have you tried iwconfig?
[02:23] <_Mandor> navidhg: tried the "keyboard shortcuts" thing?
[02:24] <nullp0inter> i am using find -type d -exec cp "index.php" '{}' ';' to copy index.php to all the folders in a dir..however is there a way to only copy it to only the empty folders?
[02:24] <rick_> sync3times when i run that command it outputs some info but idk how to change it from a terminal prompt
[02:24] <Gryph> can install ubuntu-desktop and then reboot without logging in and still be able to connect via ssh? If so how? I tried this in the past and jacked it all up
[02:25] <sync3times> rick_, iwconfig wlan0 power p
[02:25] <rick_> sync3times oh okay, thank you
[02:25] <danfg> ubuntu is only keeping a month worth of mail.log, how do i make it keep 6 months worth?
[02:25] <lstarnes> danfg: it might keep extra copies of the old logs
[02:25] <cHarNe2> where is the rules for /etc/inputrc ? i want edit ^w where can i do that?
[02:25] <sync3times> nullpointer,  are you sure you want to make copies and not links?
[02:26] <navidhg> cool thanks guys
[02:26] <nullp0inter> sync3times, positive
[02:26] <lstarnes> danfg: like mail.log.* or mail.log.*.gz
[02:26] <mkquist> danfg: just change the account settings - it can save forevere
[02:26] <marenostrum> danny: Did you try to add the command to system > startup applications ?
[02:26] <mkquist> danfg: sry nvm
[02:26] <sync3times> nullp0inter,  cp -i  ?
[02:26] <danfg> lstarnes: it's keeping up to .6, i'd like it to keep up to .20 or something
[02:26] <navidhg> also, I was wondering if you can run half life 2 on steam over wine smoothly
[02:26] <bk_ferrari> how can i resize a partition when i'm logged in on that partition?
[02:27] <lstarnes> danfg: look in /etc/logrotate.d/
[02:27] <nullp0inter> sync3times, no i dont thin so
[02:27] <marenostrum> danny: edit:  system > preferences > startup applications ?
[02:27] <sync3times> nullp0inter,   -n is noclobber
[02:27] <danfg> lstarnes: i don't think logrotate deals with mail.log, nothing about mail in there, it's syslog something that deals with it
[02:27] <danny> marenostrum: No, I didn't think about that! Is there a specific command or is just "fsck"?
[02:28] <lstarnes> danfg: then check /etc/syslog.conf
[02:28] <marenostrum> danny: as I know dar just it. First try it in a terminal, if it works plainly that command
[02:29] <somepoundcake> Hello when torrenting I always get 0bytes uploading speed. Is it my firewall? I tried sudo ufw disable
[02:30] <lstarnes> somepoundcake: it might be your ISP or the other seeders that you are downloading from
[02:30] <somepoundcake> lstarnes, I know it
[02:30] <sync3times> somepoundcake, check your router
[02:30] <somepoundcake> oops
[02:30] <somepoundcake> wrong words. :P
[02:30] <gnuplexian> where can I find an Operator?
[02:30] <colloguy> what is the window class or name for the notify-osd popup?
[02:30] <lstarnes> gnuplexian: #ubuntu-ops
[02:31] <protojay> navidhg, ive never done that but i wanna try some day... have you googled "wine appdb"
[02:31] <protojay> ?
[02:31] <nullp0inter> sync3times, ty
[02:31] <navidhg> no I haven't
[02:31] <sync3times> nullp0inter, that worked?
[02:31] <navidhg> I'm running steam but its a bit shaky
[02:32] <noshelter> i need some project to work on my free time to keep practicing my c/c++ skills, anything of interest to suggest that i can look at?
[02:32] <somepoundcake> sync3times, I still get 144bytes per second download speed. (a lot of the time 0 bytes) And 0 bytes upload.
[02:33] <sync3times> somepoundcake,  so you get no peers connecting/
[02:33] <sync3times> right?
[02:33] <somepoundcake> yes.
[02:33] <sync3times> somepoundcake, how do you make your connection to the internet?
[02:33] <somepoundcake> sync3times, ?
[02:34] <sync3times> somepoundcake, dsl, cable, corporate....
[02:34] <somepoundcake> sync3times, oh wired.
[02:34] <mezquitale> noshelter, yes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[02:34] <somepoundcake> ethernet
[02:34] <noshelter> mezquitale link pls?
[02:34] <navidhg> what is the best torrent client on Ubuntu, out of interest?
[02:34] <sync3times> somepoundcake,   if you do the   /sbin/ifconfig  command.... do you see an address that looks like  192.168.x.x  or  10.x.x.x  or  172.x.x.x   ?
[02:35] <protojay> navidhg, i think Transmission is awesome
[02:35] <sebsebseb> !best | navidhg
[02:35] <navidhg> Kk
[02:35] <navidhg> Sorry!
[02:35] <mezquitale> noshelter, I would like to have drag and drop of mp3 files be implemented into mixxx, the programmers say it's not trivial, but I haven't programmed in ages
[02:35] <somepoundcake> sync3times, 192.168.
[02:36] <jacquesdupontd> hey guys
[02:36] <jacquesdupontd> i'm trying to discover a bit what's the uefi
[02:36] <mezquitale> noshelter, can we take this conversation to #mixxx?
[02:36] <sync3times> somepoundcake, so you are behind a NAT Firewall.  probably your modem   you will have to change settings there to make sure the peers can get in
[02:36] <jacquesdupontd> i've read the wiki seeing that it's a sort of multiboot replacing the mbr
[02:36] <jacquesdupontd> so the grub
[02:37] <noshelter> mezquitale sure, but this is the first time i look at this project, so patience with me pls :)
[02:37] <somepoundcake> sync3times, hmm how could I do that? :|
[02:37] <jacquesdupontd> my laptop has this capability and uefi shell
[02:37] <sync3times> somepoundcake,   type  ip route | grep default
[02:37] <jacquesdupontd> i would like to know what's interesting in uefi
[02:37] <somepoundcake> sync3times, default via 192.168.0.1 dev eth0  proto static
[02:37] <jacquesdupontd> maybe we could go no offtopic if someone can explain me that well cause i have little question about it
[02:38] <jacquesdupontd> thx
[02:38] <lstarnes> danfg: try editing /etc/logrotate.conf.  There is setting in it for the amount of time to hold files
[02:38] <navidhg> do you know of any application which supports vst plugins?
[02:38] <sync3times> somepoundcake,   put 192.168.0.1  into the address line of your web browser
[02:38] <navidhg> I need an alternative to things like ableton
[02:39] <Xarver_> sync3times, sorry I wanted to try wireless and it still doesn't work.
[02:39] <ass> I am using ubuntu 9.10 and i've deleted my bottom toolbar. I have built a completely new one exept for my battery life indicator how can i make one of those?
[02:39] <Xarver_> on wireless now though
[02:39] <sync3times> Xarver_, ?
[02:39] <sync3times> Xarver_,   iwconfig?
[02:39] <hole_> sorry for my nick
[02:39] <akk> Anybody know the difference between CUPS setting up an HP printer as "usb:" vs. "hplip"? I'm having trouble finding anything that explains the difference.
[02:40] <apn> akk, different protocols of communicating between the computer and the printer
[02:40] <Xarver_> sync3times, I am somepoundcake
[02:40] <textex> anyone here thats pretty good on intelfb and such+
[02:40] <shawn__> Okay now Im REALLY pissed off
[02:41] <shawn__> WoW still wont work even now on Gnome again
[02:41] <sync3times> Xarver_, ah well, a little exercise....
[02:41] <shawn__> I dont understand this
[02:41] <shawn__> mt
[02:41] <sync3times> Xarver_, :)
[02:41] <akk> apn: CUPS wanted to choose usb:[long detailed url] so I let it, and I'm trying to find out if that's why it doesn't seem to want to set some of the printer properties.
[02:41] <navidhg> do you get wow to work over wine?
[02:41] <marenostrum> navidhg: have a look at ardour
[02:41] <danfg> lstarnes: it does say "rotate 4", but, inside /etc/logrotate.d/, there is nothing related to mail. so is logrotate.d just erasing the mail.log and not doing the other things?
[02:41] <akk> apn: If I switch that to hplip, does that mean it'll run HP backends that do the right thing and find the printer on USB?
[02:41] <sync3times> Xarver_, you have to be hardwired to connect to the router
[02:41] <textex> anyone here thats pretty good on intelfb and such+
[02:42] <lstarnes> danfg: it is rotating mail.log using the default global settings in /etc/logrotate.conf
[02:42] <Xarver_> sync3times, ok.
[02:42] <apn> akk, it should not be the reason. it just the way it communicates. on the other hand, you can try.
[02:42] <sync3times> Xarver_, too much security on wireless usually.
[02:42] <sync3times> Xarver_, how are you getting wireless?
[02:42] <lstarnes> danfg: you can add an extra entry in /etc/logrotate.d.  Look at the existing files there fore examples
[02:42] <hole_> I am using ubuntu 9.10 and i've deleted my bottom toolbar. I have built a completely new one exept for my battery life indicator how can i make one of those?
[02:42] <marenostrum> !ardour | navidhg
[02:42] <lstarnes> *for
[02:42] <sync3times> Xarver_, wireless routers are firewalls
[02:42] <textex> when using my vga card ubuntu starts fine, but when trying to connect my machine to a lcd tv using a dvi card, i get "failed to restore intelfb crtc error"
[02:43] <textex> anyone?
[02:43] <gehzumteufel> Okay anyone here know xterm scripting??
[02:43] <leprechau> so...I am currently using archlinux and have been for awhile but wanted to give my wife something more user-friendly on her laptop so I put ubuntu on it several months ago and updated it to karmic not that long ago
[02:44] <gehzumteufel> xterm environment scripting
[02:44] <leprechau> problem...anyone know how long it takes ubuntu to release software like thunderbird 3.0 to the repos?
[02:44] <danfg> lstarnes: if you say so. i'll change it then to "rotate 32" (8 months i guess). i know something is already doing the rotation (syslogd?) so i won't add anything regarding mail.log in /etc/logrotate.d/
[02:44] <danfg> lstarnes: thanks
[02:44] <leprechau> gehzumteufel, you mean bash scripting?
[02:44] <lstarnes> danfg: do you want to do that for ALL logs, or just mail.log?
[02:44] <dhananjay> hi all
[02:44] <apn> textex, can you paste logs?
[02:45] <gehzumteufel> leprechau: No, this would be xterm shell scripting that I am referring to
[02:45] <textex> apn, its kind of hard as it fucks up before i manage to enter ubuntu
[02:45] <textex> it just starts giving me this error and blinks with the screen
[02:45] <leprechau> gehzumteufel, xterm is just another terminal app .... it's not a shell
[02:45] <gehzumteufel> I am constantly on SSH for work, but I have 40 servers I ssh between, and determining which one is which, is a bitch
[02:45] <sync3times> gehzumteufel, some terminals allow you to create "menus"  is that what you mean?
[02:45] <textex> someone told me to add i915.modeset=0 somewhere, but i dont know where and when
[02:46] <hole_> I am using ubuntu 9.10 and i've deleted my bottom toolbar. I have built a completely new one exept for my battery life indicator how can i make one of those?
[02:46] <gehzumteufel> sync3times: basically, I want the app to detect what the prompt is on connection. That way I don't just see user@server9827450924
[02:46] <apn> textex, the files should be in /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[02:46] <apn> textex, the log
[02:46] <gehzumteufel> And have an alias with that prompt
[02:46] <gehzumteufel> an alias for the tab
[02:46] <dhananjay> I'm trying to install kubuntu-karmic onto an computer with repository dvds, When I write apt-get install it asks several times for same dvd.
[02:47] <leprechau> gehzumteufel, that's easy to do...just setup your login profile(s) on the servers you are connecting to
[02:47] <textex> apn, any idea where i should enter the i915 command?
[02:47] <textex> Once i came to some kind of grub menu before boot, but i cant get back to it
[02:47] <sync3times> gehzumteufel, what do you want to see?
[02:47] <leprechau> gehzumteufel, also check out: http://sshmenu.sourceforge.net/
[02:47] <gehzumteufel> leprechau: well I was trying to avoid that, so that I don't have to do it on every server. There are 40 of them.
[02:47] <apn> textex, press esc during grub menu
[02:48] <leprechau> gehzumteufel, well your servers should have proper names to begin with..it's pretty bad practice to give your servers non-descript names
[02:48] <sync3times> gehzumteufel, you could use a modern terminal  that has profiles and the profiles will log you in and set the title to the window
[02:48] <gehzumteufel> sync3times: such as?
[02:48] <sync3times> gehzumteufel,   gnome-terminal and konsole should both be able to do it.   If not ,  try putty
[02:48] <gehzumteufel> I use konsole
[02:48] <hole_> Is there any way to make a new power icon on a new panel? (if I accidentally deleted my bottom panel)
[02:49] <gehzumteufel> But then I would have to change the profile for every server
[02:49] <gehzumteufel> I want this all automated
[02:49] <leprechau> gehzumteufel, no you don't ... konsole will do it if you just pass the option to konsole when you start it
[02:49] <Xarver__> sync3times, ok. What do I do? I have 0 seeds and 0 peers
[02:49] <leprechau> gehzumteufel, setup some 'book marks' that start konsole and set the title
[02:49] <gehzumteufel> I start 1 instance and open multiple tabs
[02:50] <sync3times> gehzumteufel, well, in putty, you could create a file that has all the profiles in it.   It would be a simple cut and paste.
[02:50] <gehzumteufel> Bookmarks don't set the title
[02:50] <leprechau> gehzumteufel, but that's still nasty ... set your freaking profiles
[02:50] <gehzumteufel> leprechau: the profiles would still need changing with every tab
[02:50] <gehzumteufel> or session
[02:50] <leprechau> gehzumteufel, you are trying to do something locally that should be done on the server side
[02:50] <gehzumteufel> agreed
[02:50] <gehzumteufel> lol
[02:51] <gehzumteufel> So how do I change it on the server?
[02:51] <sync3times> Xarver_are you hardwired now?
[02:51] <gehzumteufel> I only have remote access....I can do it via bashrc right?
[02:51] <Xarver__> sync3times, yes
[02:51] <sync3times> Xarver_  browse 192.168.0.1
[02:52] <hole_> Is there any way to make a new power icon on a new panel? (if I accidentally deleted my bottom panel)
[02:52] <marenostrum> hole_: I am still on 9.04 but I see the power manager applet among toolbar applets. When the battery is full it  doesn't show up on the toolbar
[02:52] <Xarver__> sync3times, ?
[02:52] <leprechau> gehzumteufel, sure... first read here: http://www.mit.edu/afs/athena/system/x11r4/src/mit/clients/xterm/ctlseq2.txt those are all the standard escapes
[02:53] <sync3times> Xarver_  put  192.168.0.1  into your browser location bar.   The firewall blocking you is administered in this way
[02:53] <Xarver__> ok
[02:53] <leprechau> gehzumteufel, and in your bashrc or profile stick something like: echo -ne "\033]0;"TheWindowTitleHere"\007"
[02:53] <gehzumteufel> Okay I just redifined PS1, but what do I do to put it in brackets?
[02:53] <dhananjay> anyone help me?
[02:54] <marenostrum> hole_: right click on the toolbar, click add and you will see it there and click add
[02:54] <Xarver__> sync3times, it asks me for a username and password. And all of a sudden I am getting 120kb download speed. But 0 upload speed. I need upload speed. :|
[02:54] <EugeneKay> Anybody have a Dell Studio XPS 13? What can you tell me about driver support(WiFi and nVidia hybrid SLI support in particular)?
[02:54] <gehzumteufel> nm
[02:54] <gehzumteufel> Got it
[02:54] <Xarver__> woah
[02:54] <Xarver__> I started uploading. :o
[02:55] <sync3times> Xarver_   tell me everything on the web page
[02:55] <Xarver__> sync3times, 401 Unauthorized
[02:55] <leprechau> gehzumteufel, actually google just gave you a better one than I did: http://www.fvue.nl/wiki/Bash:_How_to_change_tab_and_window_title_of_console
[02:55] <sync3times> Xarver_  hit back
[02:55] <Xarver__> sync3times, ok.
[02:56] <gehzumteufel> leprechau:  sick thanks!
[02:56] <Xarver__> sync3times, then what.
[02:56] <marenostrum> hole_: Any success?
[02:56] <sync3times> does it say what brandname you are dealing with?
[02:57] <Xarver__> hold on
[02:57] <sync3times> Xarver_   what does the menu say when you   to to 192.168.0.1
[02:58] <textex> apn, http://www.pastebin.com/m7ea096d
[02:58] <Xarver__> its 192.168.0.101
[02:58] <textex> apn, xorg0 log
[02:58] <jchouinard> does anyone have any thoughts as to why lid-close events don't seem to be working if I just use an xinitrc instead of running gdm? I'm using Karmic on a MacBook Pro, it all works perfectly if I use gdm. I don't see anything obvious in syslog, it's like something else is trapping the event before it gets handled.
[02:58] <Xarver__> sync3times, I get my apache server
[02:58] <hole_> working on it
[02:59] <nevets04> How do I search through the package manager
[02:59] <sync3times> Xarver_   are you routing through your server to get to the internet?
[03:00] <Blue1> nevets04: dpkg -l | grep <nameofpackage>
[03:00] <hole_> no i still cant find it on that list or online
[03:00] <Xarver__> sync3times, I have a server for testing php.
[03:01] <Xarver__> So it shows all of my www files sync3times
[03:01] <sync3times> Xarver_   are you routing through your server to get to the internet?
[03:01] <Xarver__> sync3times, not sure.
[03:01] <marenostrum> hole_: disconnect your power cord to let applet show up on the toolbar.
[03:01] <sync3times> Xarver__, does your server have multiple ethernet cards?
[03:01] <Xarver__> sync3times, it's not really a server, let me stop apache
[03:01] <hole_> i have deleted my toolbars and had to make new ones
[03:02] <sync3times> Xarver__, no point
[03:02] <Xarver__> sync3times, oh.
[03:02] <Blue1> hole_: in what?  gnome?
[03:02] <hole_> yes
[03:02] <Xarver__> sync3times, well It's not a server, just for testing php stuff.
[03:02] <tixtix> DVI-D-I: NO EDID data
[03:02] <tixtix> anyone know what it means?
[03:02] <sync3times> Xarver__,  the software its running is not relevant
[03:02] <Blue1> hole_: log back out and log back in and .gconf should re-generate as default
[03:02] <akk> It seems hplip doesn't work on karmic with cups. :( "/usr/lib/cups/backend/hp failed" trying to send any print jobs to it using the hplip settings.
[03:03] <Xarver__> sync3times, yes but this is a desktop computer. Not a server.
[03:03] <sync3times> Xarver__,   your server is a separate box?
[03:03] <danfg> lstarnes: sorry. i'd like that for mail.log only, but i don't see any alternative, there is nothing about mail.log in logrotate.conf or logrotate.d
[03:03] <Xarver__> sync3times, I don't have a server.
[03:03] <hole_> blue1 did already
[03:03] <sync3times> Xarver__,   so did you put   192.168.0.1 into the web browser?
[03:03] <Blue1> akk: mine works fine...
[03:03] <lstarnes> danfg: then add something for it
[03:04] <sync3times> it asked you for a password.   I want to know what else was on that page
[03:04] <akk> Blue1: How did you set up your printer? Maybe I'm doing it wrong since there are at least 3 different ways.
[03:04] <Blue1> hole_: you removed .gconf right?
[03:04] <lstarnes> danfg: I'll see if I can find an example
[03:04] <Xarver__> sync3times, it doesn't give me anything.
[03:04] <Blue1> akk: indeed
[03:04] <Blue1> akk private message okay?
[03:04] <Xarver__> sync3times, and once again it's 192.168.0.101
[03:04] <akk> Blue1: Certainly, appreciated.
[03:04] <hole_> how can i remove .gconf
[03:05] <sync3times> Xarver__,     type   ip route | grep default
[03:05] <Blue1> hole_: at a terminal prompt - type  rm .gconf
[03:05] <hole_> k
[03:05] <Blue1> then logout and log back in - it should re-create it it...
[03:05] <chun> Hi, does anyone have any recommendations for an entry-level 5.1 soundcard which will be compatible with karmic/pulseaudio?
[03:06] <Xarver__> sync3times, yes but it does nothing
[03:06] <Hermitcrab> Hi everyone!
[03:06] <Xarver__> sync3times, I can't login.
[03:06] <tLoFP> does or will UBUNTU support TRIM for SSDs?
[03:06] <hole_> Blue1: it tells me its a directory
[03:06] <sync3times> Xarver__,   what does it say...before you try to login?
[03:06] <brianherman> I remember way back when there were two tuxes that started up for each processor how to I turn that back on when I run linux
[03:06] <Blue1> hole_: oops my bad
[03:06] <por_ki>  I added add to playlist option through Nautilus Actions Configuration in right click for  audacious but the mp3 added through add to playlist are not playing in audacious
[03:06] <Blue1> hole_: rm -rf .gconf
[03:06] <lstarnes> danfg: save the contents of http://pastebin.com/d4d4b519f to /etc/logrotate.d/mail as root
[03:06] <chun> or: to anyone who has a soundcard which works fine with karmic and pulseaudio, what is it? :P
[03:07] <marenostrum> hole_: rm -r
[03:07] <nevets04> What is the command to search the package manager
[03:07] <hole_> k done loggin' out
[03:07] <danfg> lstarnes: i'm looking into syslog.conf, i don't think logrotate deals with mail.log. i mean, it can deal with it, but syslog is already doing log rotation for it.
[03:07] <lstarnes> danfg: logrotate handles almost all log rotation
[03:08] <lstarnes> danfg: including mail.log and almost everything else in /var/log
[03:08] <Xarver__> sync3times, Nothing
[03:08] <lstarnes> danfg: I don't think syslog rotates anything without using logrotate
[03:09] <frogzoo> correct
[03:09] <Hermitcrab> Is there any way to tweak Xubuntu and make it run even faster?...Thnax
[03:09] <Xarver__> sync3times, DI-624?
[03:09] <sync3times> Xarver__, so it just says login and password?
[03:09] <Hermitcrab> ...Thanx
[03:09] <tylerplack> How do I learn about SSH'ing into ubuntu?
[03:09] <lstarnes> !ssh |
[03:09] <tylerplack> I want to learn all of the commands, etc
[03:10] <Blue1> tylerplack: man ssh
[03:10] <sync3times> Xarver__, username  admin   password blank
[03:10] <tylerplack> or just know how to use a server environment
[03:10] <lstarnes> tylerplack: the commands used in shells over ssh are usually the same that you would use with a direct login
[03:10] <Blue1> tylerplack: generally you must be running the openssh server on the target machine...
[03:10] <sync3times> Xarver__, sorry, wrong line      Username    User      password  blank
[03:10] <Xarver__> sync3times, doesn't work.
[03:10] <Xarver__> ok
[03:11] <tylerplack> Well I have a VPS and I am trying to learn all about SSH so I can take advantage of it
[03:11] <tylerplack> so would this be a good link for me?
[03:11] <tylerplack> http://unixhelp.ed.ac.uk/CGI/man-cgi?ssh+1
[03:11] <Blue1> tylerplack: sudo apt-get install openssh-server
[03:11] <Xarver__> sync3times, what will this do?
[03:11] <tylerplack> I will try that blue1
[03:12] <tylerplack> I have it installed
[03:12] <tylerplack> now what?
[03:12] <sync3times> Xarver__, there weill be options inside there  for applications/gaming/dmz to poke holes in the firewall and allows the peers to reach your machine
[03:12] <Hermitcrab> ...I don`t see to be able to set sound  volume, any tips?
[03:12] <Xarver__> sync3times, What if I mess something up?
[03:13] <sync3times> Xarver__,   do you have a printer?
[03:13] <Xarver__> no.
[03:13] <jacquesdupontd> hey there ? is someone having enought time to explain me how i could get my uefi fonction working with Seven and Ubuntu. I've seen and read that it has amazing performances to optimise boot time and i think it would be stupid not to use it. If someone is having a bit of time to help me.
[03:13] <sync3times> Xarver__, well you could take a screenshot of any page you change so that you can change it back.
[03:13] <tylerplack> what is the next step to understanding the world of ssh? I got the openssh-server, is there a command list somewhere? Is it like IRC?
[03:13] <Xarver__> :|
[03:13] <sync3times> Xarver__, and you can do research to see what you need to change
[03:13] <Xarver__> sync3times, well strangely it started uploading
[03:14] <protojay> am i the only one slightly concerned for the speed of ubuntu and in particularly wine?
[03:14] <protojay> on my pc
[03:14] <lstarnes> tylerplack: ssh has no special commands
[03:14] <sync3times> Xarver__,  well,  I got you as far as I can.
[03:14] <ChogyDan> protojay: is it slow?
[03:14] <tylerplack> lstarnes: how can I get started?
[03:14] <lstarnes> tylerplack: it works just like a regular terminal or command line session in linux
[03:14] <protojay> its like 3d rendering is fast as heck, but loading game/levels is slow
[03:15] <lstarnes> tylerplack: in a terminal: ssh user@IP
[03:15] <tylerplack> what are some commands I should learn?
[03:15] <tylerplack> I know how to get it running, etc
[03:15] <lstarnes> tylerplack: to connect to your local maching using your own user account, use ssh yourusername@localhost
[03:15] <tylerplack> and I know the basics
[03:15] <protojay> ive got a 2ghz dualcore intel with 3gb ram and a fast gfx card by ati
[03:15] <lstarnes> !cli
[03:15] <Brixius> tylerplack: then what do you want to know
[03:16] <tylerplack> I want to know what I should know
[03:16] <tylerplack> when I say basics, I mean like ls and cd
[03:16] <marenostrum> protojay: wine is, you know... wine. shouldn't it be a little "slow"?
[03:16] <danfg> lstarnes: i created /etc/logrotate.d/mail with your pastebin. thanks, i hope it works
[03:16] <cgkades> any idea why my network connection would be sparatic? it works for a min then stops, then spirts everything out 30 seconds later
[03:16] <protojay> hehe, i thought wine wud be faster than winblowz :P
[03:17] <digitalaxis_> anyone else having issues with network stability in 9.1?
[03:17] <Xarver__> sync3times, ok.
[03:17] <ChogyDan> protojay: no, they focus on compatibility.
[03:17] <Roasted> hey guys - I got a video here that VLC is shoving the actual contents of the screen to the very far left. I cant fuigure out why. It plasy perfectly fine in dragon player but in VLC it doesnt. Its weird. What can I do?
[03:17] <hole_> Blue1 thank you for helping me
[03:17] <Brixius> tylerplack: man ssh or man scp to login to a box type ssh -x user@host
[03:17] <ChogyDan> tylerplack: this has allot of beginner stuff: http://www.ubuntupocketguide.com/index_main.html
[03:17] <Brixius> er wait, ssh user@host
[03:18] <Blue1> hole_: did that work?
[03:18] <tylerplack> thanks, ChogyDan!
[03:18] <hole_> Blue1 deleting gconf worked fine
[03:18] <tLoFP> does or will UBUNTU support TRIM for SSDs?
[03:18] <Blue1> hole_: kewlness- yeah I shot myself in the foot -and learned somedays it's just easier to start over!
[03:18] <marenostrum> hole_:nice to hear it
[03:19] <Quan-Time__> tLoFP: its manuf dependant.. i suspect it will soon, but wait dfor the firmware to come out
[03:21] <Brixius> tylerplack: for everything you want to know about ssh http://oreilly.com/catalog/9780596008956
[03:22] <crc32> So I do what I thought was the sensible thing and ran apt-get upgrade and now my machine is unbootable. The last message on the screen is fsck caliming /dev/sda2 is clean. Even when I click the recovery mode option I get the same message. How can I determine what broke?
[03:24] <Hellow> crc32, What are you running?
[03:24] <crc32> 9.10
[03:25] <crc32> Other then that I wish I knew. This was a clean install 3 weeks ago. What log file should I be looking in. The fact that even recovery mode hangs leads me to suspect grub is screwed. What could have happened.
[03:26] <Brixius> crc32: can you boot to single user mode?
[03:26] <webbb82> hey
[03:26] <crc32> What log file would tell me what happened. Ubuntu Kinda changed everything about the way it bots so I don't know.
[03:26] <Brixius> crc32, can you get to /var/log/apt
[03:27] <zoran119> hey, how do i install gnu gdbm in ubuntu server?
[03:27] <webbb82> i have a mouse with 4 buttons so i want to change the paste high lighted txt from middle mouse button to my number 2 mouse button how would i do this or what would i google to find out
[03:28] <crc32> How do I go single user? Is it like "linux 1"?  at boot? The video is really slow.
[03:28] <protojay> ewww linux can be irritating at times
[03:28] <heoa> What is the default Firewall in Ubuntu?
[03:28] <sebsebseb> !firewall | heoa
[03:28] <Brixius> crc32 If I remember right add "single" to the end of the boot line
[03:29] <perlmonkey2> How would I give a user permission to use a usb device?
[03:29] <Guest74875> hey is it possible to patch one dd img with another img so it only overwrites the certain sections that are addressed?
[03:29] <perlmonkey2> "error: insufficient permissions for device" when trying to rub a debugger on my phone.
[03:29] <webbb82> or how do i change paste txt via shift ins to a differant keybinding
[03:30] <Guest74875> like I only want to patch the first part of this dd image with a different mbr/pt
[03:30] <protojay> Ok..! im trying to instal some software under wine but it spans multiple disks, how do i unmount the cdrom in order to change disks when the installer asks for it?
[03:30] <sebsebseb> !wine | protojay
[03:30] <ChogyDan> webbb82: I use the xmodmap file to remap my mouse buttons
[03:30] <crc32> So why can't I just hit "C" linux single?
[03:31] <protojay> !virtualizers
[03:31] <lstarnes> crc32: what happens when you try to do that?
[03:31] <sebsebseb> protojay: Virtualbox :)
[03:31] <protojay> !Virtualbox
[03:31] <cgkades> virtualbox is awesome
[03:31] <sebsebseb> protojay: the non free, is free as in price, not freedom
[03:31] <sebsebseb> !freedom
[03:31] <sebsebseb> cgkades: indeed
[03:31] <protojay> oh phew, thats good
[03:32] <crc32> nothing Its at some stupid grub shell that I've never used before
[03:32] <shawn__> Is there any way to move my AWN dock to second display
[03:32] <nevets04> How do I log into php admin? I dont remember making a username O.o
[03:32] <sebsebseb> protojay: it also has USB support unlike the Open Source Edition
[03:32] <sebsebseb> protojay: as of Virtualbox 3.0 there is some Direct3D 8 support, that you could try for a few games,  it might be alright, depending on game, and your computer
[03:33] <sebsebseb> you can get 3D Windows games working in Wine, some will just work.  2D Windows  games same thing,  and  those should be alright in a vm a lot of them
[03:33] <crc32> seriesly How do I boot ubuntu into single user mode. Thats not a menu option
[03:34] <cgkades> i got photoshop cs3 to work in wine, also office 2003
[03:34] <cgkades> pretty impressive
[03:34] <lstarnes> crc32: is there a recovery mode option?
[03:34] <sebsebseb> protojay: plus there are some pretty good native Linux games :)
[03:34] <crc32> yes recovery mode does the same thing. It goes to fsck then claims the file system is clean then hangs
[03:35] <sebsebseb> cgkades: most of Office 2003 just works, as for Photoshop CS3 you had to configure to get that working well or?
[03:35] <marenostrum> perlmonkey: system > administration > users and groups then choose the user > properties > user privilages and give any right you want
[03:36] <ZeekDaGeek> Would anyone happen to know why I get the following error when trying to edit files on my NTFS drive: "Input/output error"
[03:36] <cgkades> sebsebseb: i ddint have to do any tweeking
[03:36] <sebsebseb> cgkades: and it works well?
[03:36] <ZeekDaGeek> My mounting line reads as follows -> /dev/sda1		/media/hdmain	ntfs-3g		user,fmask=0111,dmask=000	0	0
[03:36] <cgkades> sebsebseb: i think so... i didn't do that much with it
[03:36] <Brixius> crc32: I'd have to reboot to get the command lines, I don't have any vm's on my laptop to walk through it, but there should be an option to edit the boot command which should give you a bunch of things already on the line you would have to add single to the end of it.
[03:36] <sebsebseb> cgkades: ok
[03:36] <zoran119> which library provides ldap.h?
[03:37] <Brixius> if you give me a minute I can check on my desktop.
[03:37] <cwillu_clone> crc32, if its hanging before it gets to the menu, I don't know that single-user mode is going to help much;  break=mount might be more useful to figure out why things are hanging
[03:37] <webbb82> what is the command to edit the gconf so that it opens a app with tabs and u can mess with the settings
[03:37] <cwillu_clone> gconf-editor
[03:37] <webbb82> gedir congf  ???
[03:37] <crc32> WTF? Why did ubuntu punish me for upgradeing like it suggested.
[03:37] <Brixius> crc32: ok, do you have the install cd?
[03:37] <sebsebseb> !language |  crc32
[03:37] <sebsebseb> crc32: oh you just gone 9.04 to 9.10?
[03:38] <rdeshpande> hey all
[03:38] <sebsebseb> rdeshpande: hi
[03:38] <crc32> sebsebseb no I fresh installed 9.10 2 weeks ago then did apt-get upgade and then rebooted. The machine didn't survive.
[03:38] <Brixius> crc32: if you boot the install cd you should be able to mount the hdd and get to /var/log/apt/term.log file
[03:38] <protojay> sebsebseb do i need a fresh copy of windows or is windows emulated ala wine?
[03:39] <webbb82> ok i juist did edit gconf but it says file not found  what the heck   this is what it says  Error stating file '/home/brian/Gconf-editor': No such file or directory
[03:39] <Brixius> crc32: use the live cd option when booting
[03:39] <sebsebseb> protojay: Wine does not run Windows,  it gives you basically a sort of fake WIndows install,  that then tricks many Windows apps into thinking (well apps don't think, but you get the idea I guess)  that they are running on Windows
[03:39] <webbb82> where did it go
[03:40] <sebsebseb> protojay: quite a lot of apps just work and work well, others need some configuring
[03:40] <cwillu_clone> it's effectively a reverse engineered implementation of the windows api's that appsuse
[03:40] <crc32> Error message is gave up waiting for root device.
[03:40] <crc32> I installed off  a ubuntu minumum install CD meaning its just a netclient that downloads pacakges and installs
[03:40] <cwillu_clone> webbb82, Gconf-editor isn't gconf-editor
[03:40] <ChogyDan> crc32: do you have only one kernel?
[03:41] <sebsebseb> protojay: it's also not an enulater, it's a compatability layour, for  running Windows apps
[03:41] <protojay> i see
[03:41] <webbb82> what is the command then
[03:41] <sebsebseb> protojay: then for real Windows and other OS's even,  virtual machines :)
[03:41] <protojay> grrr my dvd drive is b0rked again
[03:41] <endeavormac> I wish I could find all those people who say, "Linux will never be able to compete with Windows," and then force them to develop software in Windows. It's been a long night, I'm very frustrated, Ubuntu I miss you, I will be back soon, but good lord will Windows EVER be anywhere near as developer friendly as linux?
[03:41] <crc32> Yea just 1 kernel. I did the boot single user mode and I'm stuck at some whered initramfs prompt.
[03:41] <sebsebseb> protojay: some things a vm can't do,  but you can do most Windows stuff in a vm, depending on your computer, how much RAM you have and such
[03:41] <cwillu_clone> crc32, ls /dev/sd*
[03:42] <crc32> What happnes after fsck since thats where ubuntu is dying
[03:42] <protojay> sebsebseb: so if i use an virtualmachine, i need a copy of windows on cd/dvd to install?
[03:42] <cwillu_clone> crc32, one of them that comes back you should be able to do this with:  mount /dev/sda1 /root
[03:42] <cwillu_clone> (try each one)
[03:42] <sebsebseb> endeavormac: your making software for Windows? :(
[03:42] <cwillu_clone> crc32, when one succeeds (i.e., doesn't print an error)
[03:42] <webbb82> cwillu_clone, do u know the command
[03:42] <cwillu_clone> crc32, press ctrl-d
[03:42] <cwillu_clone> webbb82, gconf-editor
[03:42] <sebsebseb> protojay: yes or an ISO
[03:42] <protojay> ah right
[03:42] <cwillu_clone> webbb82, _not_ Gconf-editor
[03:42] <protojay> transmission should do that nicely :)
[03:42] <crc32> Honestly am I looking at a reinstall here?
[03:43] <crc32> Whats the steps?
[03:43] <webbb82> oh the capital G ?
[03:43] <sebsebseb> protojay: however when it comes to apps this is how it should be done really :)  1.  native Linux apps :)   2.  Wine  or even commercial paid for versions of it.  3.  virtual machine  4.  psyical Windows install
[03:44] <sebsebseb> protojay: 1. will fit most computer needs :)
[03:44] <endeavormac> sebsebseb: argh yeah, this is terrible. Try searching for documentation on anything with Windows. MSDN covers 5 different languages for the whole project "Windows." I think I would like to 1) develop games 2) create a server 3) write a driver. Well all the code for all of that is encompassed in one mega project, who documentation is incredibly frustrating to go through, and wtf I don't want C# I want C++... Alright I'm done
[03:44] <ChogyDan> crc32: reinstall may be the easiest fix, specially since you just installed
[03:44] <protojay> i see seb
[03:44] <protojay> :)
[03:44] <protojay> having too many hardware problems with this damn laptop
[03:44] <Brixius> crc32: I'd download the livecd and try to fix it prior to a reinstall, although I'm guessing there's a console on the netinstall cd as well.
[03:44] <protojay> ill leave it till tommorow
[03:44] <D-coy> m4v lady where are u :P
[03:44] <crc32> I see fsck declare /dev/sda2 is clean then the network card blinks then poof it dies.
[03:44] <protojay> acer 6920's suck....!
[03:45] <deadant2> Anybody know how to install the acm java libraries in 9.10?
[03:45] <crc32> I really hate ubuntu for convoluting the boot process like this.
[03:45] <sebsebseb> protojay: hardware issues such as?
[03:45] <Brixius> crc32: is your hard drive making any weird clicking noises?
[03:46] <sebsebseb> protojay: that's good your blaming the lap top not Ubuntu :)  yeah Ubuntu on hardware that isn't supported properly by it can be a pain, since lack of manufacture support
[03:46] <protojay> sebsebseb, oh, its problems ive had for ages while running windows, cdrom takes AGEEES to read certain dvds or cds
[03:46] <protojay> on linux, trying to mount it returns an error
[03:46] <sebsebseb> protojay: oh that issue is on Windows as well hmm,  could be a failing cdrom drive
[03:46] <protojay> until the drive feels like reading the media
[03:46] <protojay> yeh
[03:46] <crc32> I really don't feel like reinstalling till I know why this broke. I can't help but think this will happen again.
[03:47] <protojay> im wondering if i could get an external dvd
[03:47] <protojay> but meh...
[03:47] <crc32> there is a rescue mode on the minimul CD but I suspec I won't have any command line tools
[03:47] <sebsebseb> endeavormac: oh you swore in the big message,  which you shoudn't really do here.  Oh and  Linux distros have great development tools.
[03:48] <endeavormac> sebsebseb i know
[03:48] <sebsebseb> endeavormac: to both things or just the second bit?
[03:48] <dsnyders> Hi all!  Is there a linux tool for viewing windows event logs?
[03:48] <Brixius> crc32: don't be so sure, I'm guessing you will be able to mount the hdd, and there will be at least, vi and less
[03:48] <sebsebseb> dsnyders: what file format are those in?
[03:48] <crc32> the min CD is going into rescue mode but apparently it needs to download them.
[03:48] <marenostrum> crc32: it won't happen again. reinstalling is OK. Web upgrade has always a little risk.
[03:48] <endeavormac> sebsebseb second bit, didn't know this channel was really, i don't know the word, nonsweary
[03:49] <Brixius> I've never had any problems with apt-get upgrade
[03:49] <crc32> marenostrum: I can just tell this is a hardware driver or something and reinstalling will just reintroduce the bug.
[03:49] <dsnyders> sebsebseb, I don't know.
[03:49] <crc32> I'll be back I'm going for a soda.
[03:49] <sebsebseb> dsnyders: well there is a type of Windows file that can be opended on  Desktop Linux,  there's an article hmm,  I didn't read it properly yet though, so don't know if that's  what your after
[03:50] <sebsebseb> dsnyders: (in fact I didn't even open the actsaul article up, just read a bit on the site where it was mentioned)
[03:50] <marenostrum> crc32: do you have the chance to test with a 9.10 live cd?
[03:51] <mayajowo> test
[03:51] <crc32> mereonstrum: No I don't have a real CD just a min install which is a 10meg ISO
[03:51] <mayajowo> alow
[03:52] <crc32> Even so the CD will be useing older packages. This bomb happened hafter apt-get upgrade
[03:52] <crc32> This is pretty much why I left gentoo.
[03:52] <mayajowo> hello
[03:52] <Arcamas_> hi
[03:53] <dsnyders> sebsebseb, My vista is in a critical error loop.  Upon booting, it gives me an error message and reboots a minute later.  I need something to view the event logs to help diagnose the problem.
[03:53] <deadant2> Hey, anybody know how i can install the acm java libraries?
[03:53] <sync3times> whats vista
[03:53] <protojay> dsnyders, isnt a minute long enough to read the message?
[03:54] <sebsebseb> dsnyders: you can open .cfm files in Ubuntu, but I don't think that's what your after
[03:54] <crc32> Where does bootlogd keep its logs?
[03:54] <crc32> I'm enableing this.
[03:54] <sebsebseb> dsnyders: are you getting the Blue Screen Of Death?
[03:54] <Kids_computer> Umm hi
[03:54] <dsnyders> protojay, It's long enough to read the "critical error.  Your machine will reboot in one minute" message, but not long enough to read the event logs.
[03:55] <protojay> dsnyders, oh dear, thats a problem :)
[03:55] <sebsebseb> !windows | dsnyders
[03:55] <garret> how do I restart X?
[03:55] <crc32> Dude how do you reboot once you've made changes from Rescue mode
[03:55] <anonymous3> Hiya
[03:55] <dsnyders> protojay, No kidding.
[03:55] <sebsebseb> crc32: when your in the terminal or?
[03:56] <anonymous3> Is there a Driver updater for Linux?
[03:56] <sync3times> garret, sudo killall X
[03:56] <anonymous3> Or can Wine run Driver Genius or one of those?
[03:56] <apn> anonymous3, driver of what
[03:56] <marenostrum> crc32: you say "upgrade" not "update". I understand as upgrade from 9.04 to 9.10. 9.10 live cd gives a strong idea about the drivers of 9.10 even if the backages are updated.Means,if your machine runs 9.10 live, it will for sure run 9.10 installation. Find/create a 9.10 CD and test, if you listen to me. And what's more you can reach/edi your existin files with it, a well.
[03:56] <crc32> All I have is a terminal.
[03:56] <sebsebseb> anonymous3: no  it can't run Windows drivers
[03:56] <akk> Anybody know how to set up an hplip printer? CUPS is setting mine up as usb:, not hp:, so some things don't work right.
[03:56] <sebsebseb> anonymous3: Wine can't
[03:56] <kheera> i'm running ubuntu/win dual boot system. how do I figure out the path to mount the windows drive in ubuntu?
[03:56] <sebsebseb> anonymous3: driver for what?
[03:56] <ZeekDaGeek> I'm not able to edit files on my NTFS partition, I keep getting the following error: "Input/output error"
[03:56] <crc32> I was already running 9.10 The system said there were 9 packages to be updated so I said "apt-get upgrade"
[03:56] <anonymous3> No...any driver thats needed
[03:56] <anonymous3> Graphics chip
[03:56] <anonymous3> Sound
[03:56] <Brixius> crc32: shutdown now -r or sync;sync;reboot
[03:56] <garret> sync3times: X: no process found
[03:57] <sync3times> garret, try Xorg instead
[03:57] <anonymous3> A linux driver updater
[03:57] <sebsebseb> anonymous3: ok first of all go to system > administration > hardware drivers
[03:57] <apn> anonymous3, they are upgraded with your kernel
[03:57] <sebsebseb> anonymous3: find out if anything is available
[03:57] <crc32> reboot did nothing
[03:57] <crc32> halt did nothing
[03:57] <garret> ok how do I start it once it's killed?
[03:57] <crc32> shutdown did nothing.
[03:57] <anonymous3> Ummm no I don't have linux at the moment...
[03:57] <crc32> Alt-Ctrl-Del did nothing
[03:57] <sync3times> garret, sane systems will restart it automatically
[03:57] <protojay> shutdown -r ?
[03:57] <anonymous3> but I'm switching over
[03:57] <crc32> shutdown -r now
[03:58] <protojay> yeh thats it
[03:58] <crc32> It just returns back to the "#" prompt
[03:58] <apn> crc32, sudo init 0
[03:58] <webbb82> is it possible to change Shift+Insert for paste to another key binding where would i find the sift-insert keybind
[03:58] <anonymous3> I just wanted to know if there is a program that finds new hardware drivers in a linux Os?
[03:58] <skitzo> hey guys
[03:58] <Brixius> crc32: try init 6
[03:58] <sebsebseb> anonymous3: Have you tired a Live CD for Ubuntu?  Which is a Linux distribution/distro not Linux itself
[03:58] <crc32> apn: I already cut the power.
[03:58] <marenostrum> crc32: As far as I know "upgrade" is not "update". Maybe you jumped to some nightlies of 10.04. If so, 9.10 isstill OK for you.
[03:58] <anonymous3> I have 10.0
[03:59] <crc32> Where does bootlogd keep its log
[03:59] <anonymous3> but Its not installed
[03:59] <skitzo> could somebody please tell me how i install x64 java on my ubuntu?
[03:59] <sebsebseb> anonymous3: 10.0 ??????????
[03:59] <palytoxin> how do i recovery ubuntu9.10 ,after install win7?  use live cd  (grub 1.97beta)
[03:59] <akk> webbb82: You might be able to in some specific programs -- changing it systemwide is hard.
[03:59] <MenZa> !grub2 | palytoxin
[03:59] <crc32> marenostrum: Update just fetches a list of packages from the repo. Upgrade actually insalls them.
[03:59] <sync3times> x64 java.   will wonders never cease.
[03:59] <sebsebseb> anonymous3: 10.04 alpha 1 you mean?  don't use that unless your an experienced Ubuntu user!
[03:59] <apn> crc32, /var/log/boot
[04:00] <anonymous3> ummm?
[04:00] <palytoxin> but i have cd only 1.97 not grub2
[04:00] <ZeekDaGeek> I'm not able to edit files on my NTFS partition, I keep getting the following error: "Input/output error". How can I fix this?
[04:00] <sebsebseb> anonymous3: or experiended other distro user maybe.  Which version of Ubuntu do you have?
[04:00] <crc32> I'm totally not happy with uuntu right now.
[04:00] <blakkheim> crc32: cool story bro
[04:01] <anonymous3> not sure....I downloaded the newest 10 from like months ago?
[04:01] <skitzo> sync3times,  lol what do ya mean by that
[04:01] <sebsebseb> anonymous3: probably 9.04 then
[04:01] <apn> palytoxin, it will work
[04:01] <anonymous3> No it's 10
[04:01] <anonymous3> I used it
[04:01] <sebsebseb> anonymous3: 9.10 is the current latest version
[04:01] <ChaoticXSinZ> Heyo all.
[04:01] <anonymous3> Ummm then I used the alpha?
[04:01] <crc32> Ubuntu keeps insisting I upgrade packages and I'm like "Sure ok, this is ubunto not Gentoo, ubuntu would never screw me over for just applying upgrades."
[04:01] <sebsebseb> anonymous3: no
[04:02] <anonymous3> maybe it was 9.10
[04:02] <sebsebseb> anonymous3: you can't get the alpha from the main website
[04:02] <ChaoticXSinZ> Could someone direct me as to where I can find the font "Sans Bold" on my Ubuntu installation
[04:02] <apn> anonymous3, 9 is the year it came out in, 10 is the month. if you have 10.0 that means it came out in 0th month of 2010
[04:02] <anonymous3> Ohhhh
[04:02] <akk> crc32: Even on LTS, upgrades sometimes mess things up. :(
[04:02] <palytoxin> o ,i find ,thanks
[04:02] <sebsebseb> anonymous3:  well that's a start knowing which version of Ubuntu you actsaully have
[04:02] <sebsebseb> anonymous3: then you can load it up, test your hardware,  tell people what doesn't work when running the Live CD, and go from there
[04:02] <Brixius> speaking of grub, is there a way that I can tell grub-mkconfig to not scan sda2 for os's
[04:02] <anonymous3> Oh ok
[04:03] <Brixius> er wait, tell it to ignore sdb
[04:03] <sebsebseb> anonymous3: you made it sound like all your hardware wasn't working when on the Live CD
[04:03] <skitzo> if its not worth installing x64 java on my system just let me know and i wont lol
[04:03] <anonymous3> No...I went on mozilla
[04:03] <crc32> akk: Never happend to me before except on gentoo. And even on gentoo it was something dumb like SSH broke so you could still recover from the localconsole. This is like "Poof your can't boot anymore".
[04:03] <anonymous3> I typed
[04:03] <anonymous3> the wireless networking was working
[04:03] <anonymous3> I fiddled with the desktop settings
[04:04] <anonymous3> getting to know the system depth
[04:04] <protojay> is it possible to mount an iso file on linux?>
[04:04] <blakkheim> protojay: yes
[04:04] <ChaoticXSinZ> protojay: Yes
[04:04] <sebsebseb> anonymous3: ok if things are working properly on the LIve CD, you can install it, and they probably wil in a real install as well
[04:04] <akk> crc32: When "can't boot anymore" stuff happens to me with ubuntu it's usually X server settings involving DRI/GL.
[04:04] <protojay> how?
[04:04] <apn> protojay, yes. in terminal sudo mount -o loop file.iso /mount/point
[04:04] <sync3times> protojay,   check out the loop option
[04:04] <anonymous3> I tried some of the games...that came with it
[04:04] <protojay> i see
[04:04] <akk> crc32: (not saying it is for you, just that that sort of thing seems to happen to me a lot)
[04:04] <garret> I just decided to move full-force to Ubuntu today (cold-turkey from Windows) and I just gotta say, this OS is a power-user's dream.
[04:04] <anonymous3> Chess is supposed to be 3d...said Python has no 3d support
[04:04] <anonymous3> so...I don't know what to do about that
[04:05] <ChaoticXSinZ> garret: Exactly :P
[04:05] <jtrucks> is there a panel widget/applet for showing wifi strength in Gnome?
[04:05] <ChaoticXSinZ> jtrucks: Yes
[04:05] <jtrucks> I can't seem to find it :(
[04:05] <sebsebseb> garret: Windows power user?  well yeah maybe for those.  Linux power users on the other hand have many distros to choose from :)  not just Ubuntu
[04:05] <ChaoticXSinZ> you should have it by default, Network manager
[04:05] <crc32> akk: Thats another thing I boot into console to avoid any damage like that but now its like I can't even get that far
[04:05] <sync3times> anonymous3,  there is a 3d module I think
[04:05] <Belinrahs> Power user in general, maybe.
[04:05] <apn> jtrucks, nm-applet is the easiest.
[04:06] <Belinrahs> Ubuntu's just my favorite. :P
[04:06] <ChaoticXSinZ> Could someone direct me as to where I can find the font "Sans Bold" on my Ubuntu installation? I can't seem to find it in /usr/share/fonts. (BTW Not FreeSans or Liberations etc)
[04:06] <anonymous3> Ummm I have an integrated chipset....so maybe Ubuntu didn't have a driver for it
[04:06] <akk> crc32: Ouch. Can it boot single-user?
[04:06] <Brixius> anonymous3: what video card do you have? you may need to install the correct video drivers
[04:06] <anonymous3> Thats why I wanted to know if there is a Driver updater
[04:06] <sebsebseb> anonymous3: main thing, is that it looks ok, and your Internet works
[04:06] <crc32> reinstall grub boo loader woulden't help me right since well a kernel came up already.
[04:06] <sebsebseb> anonymous3: when you install,  you will get updates
[04:06] <sebsebseb> anonymous3: after install, you will get software updates
[04:07] <anonymous3> yeah but I won't get new drivers
[04:07] <FuzzyKittens-TC> my server seems to take forever to reboot. it seems to get stuck on "saving the system clock" any tips on speeding up this process?
[04:07] <sebsebseb> anonymous3: and you can also try system > adminstartion > hardware drivers and install stuff that is available if anything
[04:07] <apn> anonymous3, you will
[04:07] <skitzo> oh well lol que the crickets i guess
[04:07] <Belinrahs> Are KDE and GNOME apps backwards-compatible with each other?
[04:07] <Brixius> anonymous3: do a lspci from a shell and see what it lists as a video card
[04:07] <crc32> akk: Nope this problem happens before even that as it hangs right after fsck supposedly give the file system a clean bill of health. It feels more like this problem is during the ramdisk chroot to the root file system.
[04:07] <apn> Belinrahs, no. but you can use any app in any de
[04:07] <sebsebseb> anonymous3: also most hardware support is built in to the Linux kernel itself,  it's just graphics cards and wireless where people usually have to get drivers seperatly
[04:07] <ChaoticXSinZ> Belinrahs: If you mean GNOME apps running KDE and KDE apps in GNOME then yes.
[04:07] <jtrucks> ChaoticXSinZ: I'm tweaking/fixing my sister's mini 9 ubuntu machine (she isn
[04:07] <skitzo> i'm thinking i should of just stuck to the 32bit :)
[04:07] <Belinrahs> That's basically what I meant, yeah. Thanks
[04:07] <jtrucks> 't comouter savvy
[04:08] <ChaoticXSinZ> skitzo: Trouble with 64 bit?
[04:08] <crc32> Or something like the root file system isn't being mounted or mounted read only or something stupid like that.
[04:08] <DimeCadmium> anyone got an idea how to login to the netbook remix?
[04:08] <anonymous3> ummm I have a Wireless adaptor...and the Ubuntu Wireless thing caught the networks pretty well
[04:08] <Belinrahs> While I'm still talking, could anyone suggest a C++ programming environment for Linux, similar to Dev-C++ for windows?
[04:08] <ChaoticXSinZ> Belinrahs, if you mean IDE there are plenty
[04:09] <jtrucks> ChaoticXSinZ: Network Manager is installed, but I casn't find where I can make it show wifi strength on the panel
[04:09] <skitzo> ChaoticXSinZ, hey dude, well not trouble just need help.. i just want to know how to install x64 java or is it even worth it since firefox isn't x64
[04:09] <Belinrahs> Right. Any suggestions?
[04:09] <sync3times> Belinrahs, eclipse
[04:09] <arquebus> Belinrahs: Eclipse or Netbeans
[04:09] <sebsebseb> anonymous3: ok install it then :)
[04:09] <Belinrahs> Okey doke sounds like I'll try eclipse.
[04:09] <anonymous3> But I don't know exactly what the driver is......so thats my main worry
[04:09] <apn> Belinrahs, eclipse, anjuta
[04:09] <apn> Belinrahs, vim is good as well.
[04:09] <akk> crc32: Could it possibly be something related to bug 447747 ?
[04:09] <anonymous3> And I've heard Intel has problems with linux
[04:09] <ChaoticXSinZ> skitzo: I have everything running fine on my 64bit. java flash firefox, chrome etc
[04:09] <sebsebseb> anonymous3: if it was just working on the Live CD,  it is likely to on a real install as well
[04:09] <arquebus> Belinrahs: codeblocks is good too
[04:10] <apn> anonymous3, on average, not.
[04:10] <akk> crc32: I had a "can't boot" problem because of that, https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/447747
[04:10] <sebsebseb> anonymous3: certain Intel graphics cards and Ubuntu 9.04 yes
[04:10] <anonymous3> Oh...
[04:10] <crc32> yea the boot log is empty so it has to be during the root file system moun WTF?
[04:10] <akk> (but I thought it was supposedly fixed ... maybe the fix broke other things)
[04:10] <ibkanat> I want to upgrade my kernel is this the easiest way? http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/
[04:10] <ChaoticXSinZ> jtrucks: Try typing ALT-F2, then "nm-applet" then Run
[04:10] <sebsebseb> anonymous3: ,but you said you booted up 9.10?  and everything looked ok, so your fine
[04:10] <ibkanat> it fails on inserting my nvidia and vbox modules
[04:10] <skitzo> ChaoticXSinZ, so is it worth installing x64 java then if say im running a 32bit java application on my x64 system
[04:10] <anonymous3> I need to save whatever I need to a flash card
[04:11] <jtrucks> apn: I can
[04:11] <sebsebseb> anonymous3: you should be able to do that using the Live CD
[04:11] <ChaoticXSinZ> skitzo: JAVA programs are neither 32 or 64 bit as far as I know
[04:11] <ibkanat> anyone know?
[04:11] <anonymous3> and I heard Linux Mint is good for beginners...so thats distracted me
[04:11] <ChogyDan> ibkanat: no, those kernels wont work for nvidia, etc
[04:11] <jtrucks> apn: I don't see nm-applet in the 8.04 repos this is configured for. do you recall where I
[04:11] <jtrucks> d look for it?
[04:11] <anonymous3> I can save windows files using Live Cd?
[04:11] <sebsebseb> anonymous3: only thing with a Live CD, is if your computer turns off or re boots,  you lose what you did,  unless it went on the hard disk or something
[04:12] <ibkanat> ChogyDan which ones will?
[04:12] <blakkheim> ChaoticXSinZ: please don't spread misinformation
[04:12] <ChogyDan> ibkanat: why do you want to upgrade your kernel?
[04:12] <ChaoticXSinZ> ibkanat: I think this has a newer kernel and work for faster booting, http://ppa.launchpad.net/ubuntu-boot/ppa/ubuntu
[04:12] <ChaoticXSinZ> blakkheim: What flase info?
[04:12] <sebsebseb> anonymous3: Mint is based on Ubuntu,  your not meant to get support for it in here.   Ubuntu has a much bigger user support community than Mint
[04:12] <sebsebseb> anonymous3: also Mint isn't a really good distro
[04:12] <blakkheim> ChaoticXSinZ: about 32/64bit programs
[04:12] <ibkanat> vbox performance on guest is terrible I improved it with a build but read that upgrade fixes
[04:12] <pinPoint> hey I cannot see parts of my menus and bottom trays.
[04:12] <Johnaha> ! python
[04:13] <anonymous3> anyway thanks for your help
[04:13] <apn> jtrucks, it is installed, and it's in main repository. press alt+f2, type nm-applet, press enter.
[04:13] <pinPoint> its like v.sync is off, how do I adjust in ubuntu. Using a Vizio hdtv 32" via hdmi
[04:13] <ibkanat> ChogyDan where should I look for a 64 bit build?
[04:13] <ChogyDan> ibkanat: is it the 32bit kernel?   I know that is in lucid
[04:13] <Hermitcrab> Hi...new to Linux, using Xubuntu can`t set volume (sound), any tips???
[04:13] <ChaoticXSinZ> blakkheim: He asked if JAVA programs are 32bit/64bit but aren't they just compiled to java byte code which is interpreted by the Java runtime (which is 32 or 64 bit)
[04:13] <ibkanat> I would like 2.6.33
[04:13] <PepeSilvia> hi, does anyone know if I can extend /usr/share/X11/locale/en_US.UTF-8/Compose with a dot file in my home directory?
[04:13] <crc32> So if this little screw job is hapening during the original mount on boot up how the hell do I fix it?
[04:14] <apn> Hermitcrab, do you have any error when you try to open volume control?
[04:14] <ibkanat> http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/drm-next/current/
[04:14] <ibkanat> ?
[04:14] <sebsebseb> Hermitcrab: it's ok to ask here, but you can also try #xubuntu
[04:14] <Hermitcrab> OK sebsebseb , didn`t know...
[04:14] <ibkanat> what are the drm and drm-next?
[04:14] <crc32> I know the steps are boot kernal copy to initrd , load modules, fsck file systems, then mount root file system read-write.
[04:14] <Hermitcrab> apn, Not at all...let me try again...
[04:14] <crc32> That last step is where I'm getting screwed over how do i fix this?
[04:14] <sebsebseb> Hermitcrab: yes didn't think you did, hence the message :)
[04:14] <ChogyDan> ibkanat: I don't really know, but those mainline kernels won't work with the nvidia drivers.  You may be able to install the drivers manually, and virtualbox by grabbing it from the website
[04:15] <PepeSilvia> or does anyone know of another way to define your own compose key sequences?
[04:15] <crc32> Wha config file initscript mounts the root file system then chroots it?
[04:15] <apn> PepeSilvia, you can link it with symlink (ln -s )
[04:15] <Hermitcrab> I click on it and it open Mixer
[04:15] <PepeSilvia> apn: how do you mean?
[04:15] <ChogyDan> ibkanat: you could also try just installing the lucid kernel.  You could also just upgrade to lucid, but it is in the very early stages, and will suffer breakage
[04:16] <apn> PepeSilvia, in gconf-editor (if you don't like the gui)
[04:16] <ibkanat> is there another safe place to look for recent kernels?
[04:16] <Hermitcrab> I chose Master in Select Controls
[04:16] <sebsebseb> ibkanat: a later kernel why?  it's useually best to stay with kernels from the Ubuntu repo
[04:16] <ibkanat> ChogyDan is there a list of whats broke?
[04:16] <bradpitt> good afternoon. i'm accidentally give ccsm opacity 0% and now i'm not be able to see it because it's transparent. is it possible to delete the config of ccsm? thanks
[04:16] <apn> PepeSilvia, ln -s somewhere somewhere. the system won't even realise it's different place. for more info man ln
[04:16] <PepeSilvia> apn: I don't understand. All sequences are defined in /usr/share/X11/locale/en_US.UTF-8/Compose but I don't want to edit a file owned by root, that gets overwritten everytime an upgrade comes along
[04:16] <ChogyDan> ibkanat: nope
[04:17] <sebsebseb> ChogyDan:  that's bad advice suggesting people like ibkanat  upgrade to the lucid kernel
[04:17] <sebsebseb> ibkanat: there is probably a ppa for a later kernel, but why do you want one?
[04:17] <jtrucks> hmmm. something isn
[04:17] <ibkanat> sebsebseb performance in vbox is horid in the karmic kernels
[04:17] <jtrucks> t right here.
[04:17] <webbb82> hey does anyone know what the "command" would be to paste text   im setting upa  a hotkey and want it to paste highlighted tet so i need to find out the command that is given to paste
[04:17] <webbb82> or is the command just paste
[04:17] <jtrucks> apn & ChaoticXSinZ thank you for the pointer. now I can see why it isn
[04:17] <ChogyDan> sebsebseb: mk...
[04:17] <jtrucks> t running.
[04:17] <sebsebseb> ibkanat: that's probably more to do with your graphics card and RAM
[04:17] <ChaoticXSinZ> jtrucks: NP
[04:18] <mMezquitale> ibkanat, virtual box works just fine on my machine, try configuring the amount of memory and video ram
[04:18] <ibkanat> sebsebseb no its a known bug that kernel upgrade fixes
[04:18] <sebsebseb> ibkanat: ok well look for a ppa for a later kernel then
[04:18] <crc32> So any one know how to get the root file system to mount?
[04:18] <ibkanat> I have quad core 8 gigs or ram and fast graphics
[04:18] <sebsebseb> ibkanat: there is probably something on launchpad
[04:19] <ibkanat> could you point me in the right direction
[04:19] <mMezquitale> ibkanat, true, you still have to configure those settings into virtualbox, make sure your BIOS is using the most ram for video as you can
[04:20] <ibkanat> http://www.virtualbox.org/ticket/5501
[04:20] <sebsebseb> ibkanat: uhmm   Ubuntu 9.10  kernel ppa  on Google or something like that, will bring one up I guess
[04:20] <sebsebseb> ibkanat: launchpad is the trusted source for ppa's
[04:20] <PepeSilvia> ah I found my answer! You can use ~/.XCompose
[04:21] <apn> crc32, yup. cfdisk it.
[04:21] <apn> crc32, sorry, fsck
[04:21] <mMezquitale> ibkanat, try installing ubuntu studio using and use a real time kernel
[04:22] <sebsebseb> mMezquitale: ibkanat uhmm the Ububuntu Studio packages can be installed into a standard Ubuntu install
[04:22] <crc32> apn: fsck just checks for bad blocks its what happens after fsck that I'm trying to fix.
[04:22] <ChaoticXSinZ> ibkanat: Try the ubuntu-boot PPA, as I think it has a newer kernel than stock karmic.
[04:22] <ChaoticXSinZ> Could someone direct me as to where I can find the font "Sans Bold" on my Ubuntu installation? I can't seem to find it in /usr/share/fonts.
[04:22] <ibkanat> mMezquitale had big problems with it... dont know why thats what I tried 1st
[04:22] <sebsebseb> ChaoticXSinZ: ah yes Windows font
[04:23] <sebsebseb> ChaoticXSinZ:  you can copy in fonts from Windows.  or you can install packages for Windows fonts from the repo
[04:23] <mMezquitale> ibkanat, you have problems with ubuntu studio real time kernel?
[04:23] <ibkanat> thanks looking
[04:23] <ChaoticXSinZ> sebsebseb: I can see the font in GIMP already so I know its on my computer but I can't seem to find the file.
[04:23] <sebsebseb> !font
[04:23] <ibkanat> yeah 2.6.-9 rt
[04:23] <apn> crc32, you said it bumps you into single user, right?
[04:23] <ibkanat> 2.6.31-9 rt
[04:23] <MK-BB> good night!
[04:23] <ChaoticXSinZ> sebsebseb: The font is already installed, I just want the file.
[04:24] <sebsebseb> ChaoticXSinZ: ok I don't know about that
[04:24] <apn> crc32, if you are in blackbox, repeat the fsck
[04:24] <crc32> apn: No matter what I try it hangs right after fsck declares /dev/sda2 is clean.
[04:25] <sebsebseb> ibkanat: found a ppa by using the key words I suggested or something similar?
[04:25] <apn> crc32, load single user mode, and fsck. that's my bet.
[04:25] <mMezquitale> ibkanat, i had the same problem, I solved it by going to ubuntu studio controls and made sure ubuntu studio didnt lock memory, then went to virtual box and gave around 50% of memory to virtual box, set video memory to 128MB, audio sounds awesome with XP as guest OS
[04:25] <ibkanat> http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2009/10/get-dramatically-faster-boot-times-in.html
[04:25] <ibkanat> is this it?
[04:25] <LiteHedded> the facebook photo uploader doesn't work for me in chrome or firefox.
[04:25] <crc32> apn: How do I go single user mode?
[04:25] <LiteHedded> can someone help me troubleshoot it?
[04:25] <ChaoticXSinZ> ibkanat: Yah that is the ubuntu-boot ppa
[04:25] <crc32> or what your calling single user mode?
[04:26] <crc32> All I can do is boot off another medium then mount the file system
[04:26] <kheera> how do I install 64 win7 inside virtualbox? is that even possible?
[04:26] <sebsebseb> kheera: yes
[04:26] <sebsebseb> kheera: you will need hardware virtualization on though in your bios I expect
[04:26] <ibkanat> mMezquitale hmm I got the stutter to stop but not with usb just need a little fast to run magic jack on it
[04:26] <crc32> apn: How do I go single user mode?
[04:26] <sebsebseb> kheera: if your computer has it, if not you can't do 64bit vm's  if I remember correctly
[04:27] <oorah> i have a question. when my laptop isn't used for a few minutes, it doesn't go to sleep the monitor just blinks. does this prefent pixel screen burning?
[04:27] <ChaoticXSinZ> kheera: I think your processor needs to support VT-x or AMD-V
[04:27] <SuperMiguel> hey guys i have about 20 mpg video that i would like to burn to a dvd and play it with my home dvd player, i used DeVeDe and tried using PAL and NTSC and none of them work after burning to a DVD.. what can i do?
[04:27] <apn> crc32, in grub options for the kernel append init=/bin/bash
[04:27] <sebsebseb> kheera: that's the hardware virtulization what ChaoticXSinZ  put
[04:27] <ChogyDan> crc32: pretty sure the single user mode is the same as recovery mode
[04:27] <mMezquitale> ibkanat, I also set # of processors to 2 on virtualbox, it works great, Im using 64 bit AMD
[04:27] <kheera> sebsebseb: ack.  crappy 64 bit acer aspire laptop w/ intel t4300 cpu. any ideas... should I go for a reboot or give up now?
[04:27] <apn> ChogyDan, it is not
[04:28] <J_A_X> I just tried installing realtek audio drivers
[04:28] <J_A_X> now my alsa-utils can't seem to find my sound card
[04:28] <kheera> sebsebseb: thanks for your help tho.
[04:28] <sebsebseb> kheera: how much RAM?  altough I expect more than enough to virtual machine Vista version 2 (Windows 7)
[04:28] <oorah> i have a question. when my laptop isn't used for a few minutes, it doesn't go to sleep the monitor just blinks. does this prefent pixel screen burning?
[04:28] <ibkanat> mMezquitale mine runs best on one thats why I know there is a problem
[04:28] <J_A_X> the installation of the drivers stopped when it tried to run alsaconf, which ubuntu doesn't have anymore
[04:28] <kheera> 4gb ram
[04:28] <J_A_X> can anyone help?
[04:28] <oorah> i meant prevent
[04:28] <ibkanat> I built my own kernel and it ran better but not like its supposed too
[04:28] <Dark27Mage> oorah: how much of the screen actually stays a color?
[04:28] <sebsebseb> kheera: yep that's enough RAM for sure, ok  uhmm so  hardware virtualization enabled in the bios if your computer can do it
[04:28] <hwilde> hello is there an audio graphic equalizer available?
[04:28] <sebsebseb> kheera: ,but also in the virtualbox vm settings
[04:29] <kheera> sebsebseb: the win7 virtual box install said cpu doesn't support 64 bit
[04:29] <sebsebseb> kheera: sure, but
[04:29] <sebsebseb> kheera: it will say that, when it's not enabled
[04:29] <kheera> sebsebseb: i'll try to find the vm setting
[04:29] <oorah> Dark27Mage, the whole display blinks quickly. i'm wondering if i need to set it to dim or if the quick blink will prevent screen damage
[04:29] <sebsebseb> kheera: you need to enable the feature in your actsaul BIOS
[04:29] <kheera> k
[04:29] <ChaoticXSinZ> kheera: Its under the advanced tab of system in virtualbox
[04:29] <sebsebseb> kheera: if the BIOS has the feature,  and then also in the virtualbox vm settings
[04:29] <lozernoobfreek> hello
[04:30] <kheera> thanks lots
[04:30] <sebsebseb> kheera: maybe it's already ok in the bios, just needs setting up in virtualbox
[04:30] <ChaoticXSinZ> kheera: The setting in virtualbox might be gray if not possible
[04:30] <webbb82> anyone know of a good paste bin app
[04:31] <apn> webbb82, app?
[04:31] <Dark27Mage> oorah: as long as none of the screen is steadily on it would be fine.
[04:31] <sebsebseb> kheera: if you look at the description for kvm  say in synaptic
[04:31] <sebsebseb> kheera: they mention a little test, that can be done,  to test if you got hardware virtualization or not, but of course bios needs setting up first
[04:31] <crc32> apn init=/bin/bash yeils file not found where are you getting this from?
[04:31] <sebsebseb> kheera: if bios is not already ok
[04:31] <kheera> enable vt/x is what i'm after eh?
[04:31] <oorah> Dark27Mage, oh ok thanks. i'm assuming its a system screen protective measure
[04:31] <sebsebseb> kheera: yes
[04:32] <Belinrahs> I'm accessing my jailbroken iPod touch using PuTTY (ssh) - what command will retrieve files or a set of files from the device to my Linux system?
[04:32] <kheera> i guess i have to reboot to get into bios. see you later. thanks again.
[04:32] <apn> crc32, the unix way. ubuntu way might be different. one sec.
[04:32] <mMezquitale> ibkanat, must be an issue with your CPU then, you should follow the bug report and check "/var/messages" for anything interesting
[04:32] <Dark27Mage> oorah: no, the computer is not supposed to do that. Something is broken software or hardware.
[04:33] <crc32> apn: before you send me on a wild goose chase can I boot off rescue disk then run fsck?
[04:33] <MenZa> Belinrahs: You probably want sftp. You can mount it straight in nautilus, though
[04:33] <MenZa> Belinrahs: Places -> Connect to Server -- select 'ssh'
[04:33] <oorah> i installed google chrome browser today, it rocks
[04:33] <Belinrahs> Oh, that sounds even better, thanks!
[04:33] <sebsebseb> oorah: Chromeium is the open source version, that Chrome is based on
[04:34] <ibkanat> its being looked at thought I might be able to find a new kernel that would fix it
[04:34] <ibkanat> http://www.virtualbox.org/ticket/5501
[04:34] <sebsebseb> oorah: (I was going to put Uhmm at the begining of that)
[04:34] <apn> crc32, in ubuntu you have to append single
[04:34] <oorah> is chromeium better than chrome?
[04:34] <ibkanat> not really keen on trying lucid in alpha
[04:34] <sebsebseb> oorah: they are rather similar, but  I guess chromeium is better really since it's open source :) unlike Chrome
[04:34] <ibkanat> usally messes up production
[04:35] <exitstate> jzman: lol
[04:35] <jzman> :)
[04:35] <lozernoobfreek> trying to install ubuntu along side vista and xp, when installer boots goes to select time zone and stalls have waited 1+hour never had taken this long b4 any ideas
[04:35] <oorah> which is faster, chromeium or chrome?
[04:36] <thiebaude> !offtopic | oorah
[04:36] <sebsebseb> oorah: uhmm you can try both,  but chromeium :)
[04:36] <crc32> I really can't believe have 0 tools to diagnose this. /var/log/boot is blank which leads me to beleive the system is dead before the root file system can mount read write. Does any one have any suggestions at this point in the game to figure out what driver is loaded what acually fails? I'm completly blind since nothing is in /var/boot/log
[04:36] <crc32> /var/log/boot
[04:36] <apn> oorah, they have the same engine, they are equally fast.
[04:36] <sebsebseb> oorah: also when it comes to a web browser, how good it is at supporting web standards, is the most important thing really, and security.  http://www.w3.org http://www.webstandards.org
[04:36] <nflava> if someone tells me to look for a config file in ~/.cohernce, is "~" a directory in my filesystem?
[04:37] <blakkheim> nflava: $HOME
[04:37] <apn> crc32, the only one you need is your file system. it might be provided in initrd, so make sure it's there.
[04:37] <crc32> really what could have changed thats preventing the file system t mount?
[04:37] <apn> crc32, hd errors, the serious ones
[04:37] <lozernoobfreek> ne1?
[04:37] <fujimitsu> chromium is a the name of a metal.. and also the correct spelling
[04:37] <crc32> so why can I mount the File syste when I boot off another disk?
[04:38] <blakkheim> !u > lozernoobfreek
[04:38] <nflava> is $HOME different from my home folder?
[04:38] <apn> crc32, or lack of module for your kind of fs
[04:38] <sebsebseb> !who | fujimitsu
[04:38] <lozernoobfreek> ??
[04:38] <crc32> apn: Yea thats kinda the rub what package upgrade did this to me?
[04:38] <apn> nflava, try echo $HOME
[04:38] <crc32> I'm on ext3 like every one else I thought.
[04:38] <Dark27Mage> lozernoobfreek: what do you need??
[04:39] <fujimitsu> sebsebseb: no, i wasnt talkin to anyone in particular
[04:39] <sebsebseb> fujimitsu: ok
[04:39] <sebsebseb> crc32: 9.10 uses Ext4 by default, previous versions use Ext3 by default
[04:39] <nflava> apn: in a terminal window?
[04:39] <sebsebseb> crc32: 9.04 Ext3 installs that get upgraded to 9.10, won't get Ext4 or Grub 2 on upgrade
[04:39] <apn> nflava, yes, it will tell you what $HOME is
[04:39] <crc32> I don't trust anything new which is why I picked ext3
[04:39] <lozernoobfreek> i cant install ubuntu i have vista and xp on here but ubuntu wont go past the time zone select screen during install
[04:40]  * kheera grumbles about lack of bios options.
[04:40] <mine> how to make ubuntu to become DHCP with only one eth
[04:40] <SuperMiguel> hey guys i have about 20 mpg video that i would like to burn to a dvd and play it with my home dvd player, i used DeVeDe and tried using PAL and NTSC and none of them work after burning to a DVD.. what can i do?
[04:40] <lozernoobfreek> i dont know where to go
[04:40] <Dark27Mage> lozernoobfreek: did you get an error message?
[04:40] <lozernoobfreek> no
[04:40] <sebsebseb> crc32: having / in 9.04 in Ext4 really makes a differnet, not properly stable there since the kernel and such.  I did a boot up and shut down test for 9.10,  Ext3 and then Ext4,  didn't really make a difference
[04:40] <lozernoobfreek> im running in trial mode now
[04:41] <Dark27Mage> lozernoobfreek: what did it do exactly?
[04:41] <apn> mine, right click on nm-applet, edit connections, and here edit any interface you want to modify
[04:41] <crc32> Crap like this is why I like to use older more tested technologies. Its hard to sell me ext4 when ubunto can't even boot now.
[04:41] <lozernoobfreek> its just sitting there after i clicked forward
[04:41] <sebsebseb> crc32: oh right your doing 9.10 yeah?
[04:41] <nflava> how can i create a configuratoin file?
[04:41] <apn> crc32, lesson learned.
[04:42] <mine> can MAC be changed , apn
[04:42] <Dark27Mage> lozernoobfreek: so you can run it with a live cd?
[04:42] <lozernoobfreek> i can cancle but thats it
[04:42] <sebsebseb> crc32: 9.10 is a bit hmm, certain hardware that used to work fine in 9.04 not working, that type of thing.   9.04 is the better release for many of us really :)
[04:42] <lozernoobfreek> yeah thats what im on now
[04:42] <crc32> apn: what lesson Dont trust ubuntu past 9.04?
[04:42] <lozernoobfreek> ive had it on here before
[04:42] <sebsebseb> lozernoobfreek: your on what 9.04?
[04:43] <Dark27Mage> lozernoobfreek: what happens when you canceled it last time?
[04:43] <lozernoobfreek> 9.10
[04:43] <apn> mine, mac address? no, and yes. not there. but you can mask your mac with different one.
[04:43] <starcannon> SuperMiguel check out this how to http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-117709-highlight-dvd+authoring.html
[04:43] <lozernoobfreek> it open the live c version
[04:43] <apn> crc32, yes
[04:43] <lozernoobfreek> cd*
[04:43] <starcannon> SuperMiguel: I think that'll get you rolling
[04:43] <sebsebseb> crc32: maybe this is what you should learn, anything that isn't a long term support release, is a kind of testing release
[04:43] <mine> how to ,spn
[04:43] <sebsebseb> crc32: then the long term support releases are basically business quality standard
[04:43] <mine> how to .,apn
[04:44] <crc32> I think ubuntu needs to slow down and stick with what works. We don't need another dangours distro like gentoo.
[04:44] <Dark27Mage> lozernoobfreek: is your system already a dual boot with xp & vista?
[04:44] <sebsebseb> crc32: With Ubuntu  it is not about what is the latest, it's about what is still supported.
[04:44] <apn> mine, http://www.ubuntugeek.com/change-your-network-card-mac-address-on-ubuntu.html
[04:44] <mine> /etc/network/interfaces   ,  seems  here
[04:44] <sebsebseb> crc32: 8.04  the current LTS is getting a bit old now,  but  10.04 comes out at the end of April the next one.
[04:44] <crc32> Theres not happy medium Distros are either cutting edge opps sorry you can't boot anymore or too Old like RHEL where your still on python 2.4 or other ancient technology
[04:44] <sebsebseb> crc32: that will probably be a pretty good release :)
[04:44] <mine> thank you ,apn
[04:45] <lozernoobfreek> yep
[04:45] <SuperMiguel> starcannon, holly sh*t :) longgg !
[04:45] <Dark27Mage> lozernoobfreek: how?
[04:45] <kheera> crap. so some acer laptops have vt enabled by default and others have it disabled by default and fro what I can tell there is no bios option to enable it.  mine is disabled.
[04:45] <SuperMiguel> starcannon, thanks .. let me see if i find good info in there
[04:45] <sebsebseb> crc32: RHEL is for business though,  Fedora the community version isn't though,  they also get loads of new stuff before Ubuntu gets it
[04:45] <crc32> sebsebseb: Yea I was on 8.04 because it was stable and wanted to stick with a distro that would be supported for a while. Then I saw that 9.10 started in October was declared stable and had support for anohter 2 years. The desire for more recent packages kinda burned me.
[04:46] <lozernoobfreek> i had vista w/ purchas and xp givin to me when a friend upgraded to windows7
[04:46] <sebsebseb> crc32: ok did you ever do 8.10 or 9.04 ?
[04:46] <jzman> does anyone like suse 11.2 for a good server?
[04:46] <IdleOne> !ot | jzman
[04:46] <sebsebseb> IdleOne: beat me to it :)
[04:46] <crc32> sebsebseb: We use rhel at work and it sucks for business cause it forces you to build just about every package you want so in effec you literally become your own micro distro.
[04:46] <Dark27Mage> lozernoobfreek: what software did you use to get it to dual boot?
[04:46] <lozernoobfreek> so i installed behind and redid the boot loader and it works
[04:47] <webbb82> if i install ubuntu onnto my external hard drive will i see a big performance drop rather then installin it on my normal pc
[04:47] <sebsebseb> crc32: there's CentOS as well based on Redhat
[04:47] <apn> jzman, yes. yast makes a good gui basic administration tool. their scripts are not slackware sane, but standard sane which is enough.
[04:47] <sebsebseb> and this has gone off topic now
[04:47] <shadeslayers09> i need help
[04:47] <sebsebseb> crc32: ,but one last thing for the off topic,  Mandriva One 2010 uses RPM's and is a rather nice distro :)
[04:47] <starcannon> !help
[04:48] <crc32> Simple stuff like I want an ODBC connector for Sybase. Then poof your building your own RPM along with building an RPM for every dependency.
[04:48] <shadeslayers09> when i start ubuntu, it won't go to the grub menu
[04:48] <jzman> apn : thanks, i was deciding what is best to use ubuntu, debian, suse, centos for a server
[04:48] <crc32> RHEL sucks even for business. Your Engineers don't really engineer anymore they send all day building RPMS.
[04:48] <apn> jzman, the last 3 are fit.
[04:48] <sebsebseb> crc32: try Mandriva or something like that :) and they don't like off topic in here
[04:49] <Dark27Mage> shadeslayers09: did you try using the live cd to get into the os. Then reinstall grub?
[04:49] <shadeslayers09> i don't have the live CD
[04:49] <Mr_Lordi> shadeslayers09: how far can you boot?
[04:49] <lozernoobfreek> easybcd
[04:50] <jzman> apn : i have had good deals with centos, debian was decent... have not tried suse or ubuntu yet for a server
[04:50] <crc32> I was happy with ubunto 8.04 untill I installed rails and ruby gems and saw how old it was then came to the concusion I guess its time to upgrade then poof nothings the same. Ubuntu is useing Grub2 some weird ass replacement for sysv-init scripts and nothing looks the same. Where was the version inbetween?
[04:50] <lozernoobfreek> i haven't gotten the xp all the way set  up
[04:50] <crc32> Who ever is useing 8.10 can you tell me what version of rubygems it came with?
[04:50] <shadeslayers09> comes to the option between vista and ubuntu, i click on ubuntu and instead of having the options of ubuntu (normal) and ubuntu (recover) i get a thing like the terminal
[04:50] <Dark27Mage> lozernoobfreek: grub might be having trouble with the dual boot you already have.
[04:50] <sebsebseb> crc32: 8.10 and 9.04 are the versions in between
[04:51] <Mr_Lordi> shadeslayers09: google "how to restore grub"
[04:51] <sebsebseb> crc32: 8.10 will run out of support when 10.04 comes out or around then.   9.04 at the end of October or November
[04:51] <NeuroFuzzy> hey, can someone help me follow the directions on a tutorial about installing some software? I can't seem ta figure out what to do...
[04:51]  * ChaoticXSinZ is having so much trouble finding one simple font that is already installed on my computer.
[04:51] <lozernoobfreek> is there ne thing i can do?
[04:51] <fujimitsu> is there a way of installing only grub2 from the 9.10-alternate cd ? or, would the "fix broken system" option do that?
[04:51] <crc32> maby 9.10 will stablelize. I'm hopeing so
[04:51] <crc32> It can't get any worse right?
[04:51] <bastidrazor> !fixgrub | Mr_Lordi shadeslayers09
[04:52] <Dark27Mage> NeuroFuzzy: I can
[04:52] <sebsebseb> crc32: well it's only/useually security updates from the repo
[04:52] <NeuroFuzzy> http://www.tuxgraphics.org/electronics/200901/avr-gcc-linux.shtml is the link to the tutorial
[04:52] <Mr_Lordi> lol ubottu
[04:52] <sebsebseb> crc32: 8.10 is my favourite release over all since 8.04.  ok it lacks Ext4...  and ethernet didn't work on other computer
[04:52] <crc32> sebsebseb: And hopefully bg fixes. Any chance ubunu will go back to sysv-inits?
[04:52] <Mr_Lordi> shadeslayers09: ubottu brings a good porint. what ubuntu release are you using?
[04:53] <NeuroFuzzy> i'm getting error messages from a lot of the commands
[04:53] <sebsebseb> crc32: sysv-inits what are you refering to?
[04:53] <shadeslayers09> the latest
[04:53] <eLLa> hi all
[04:53] <Dark27Mage> NeuroFuzzy: what have you been able to do?
[04:53] <Mr_Lordi> shadeslayers09: look up restorig grub2
[04:53] <Mr_Lordi> restoring
[04:54] <crc32> you know the rc.d  sequential boot up?
[04:54] <sebsebseb> crc32: Grub 2 is here to stay, like it or not.   GDM 2 the new log in screen is here to stay like it or not.  This is really off topic for this channel, but  10.04 the next one, will have a better boot up, or so it seems.
[04:54] <Mr_Lordi> shadeslayers09: how fresh is your install? you might be better off blowing the partition away and starting over
[04:54] <sebsebseb> crc32: It will use Plymouth which Fedora and Mandriva already use.
[04:54] <kheera> i need to buy a new laptop - what are the manufacturues with the best ubuntu support?
[04:54] <crc32> 10.04 is off topic?
[04:54] <NeuroFuzzy> Where it says to type everything in, the "Download" command isn't recognized. When i right click the link and press "save as", then cd to the file dir and type the tar command, it says there's no such file or directory
[04:54] <crc32> Whats off topic sebsebseb?
[04:54] <sebsebseb> crc32: well there's a specific channel for it #ubuntu+1
[04:55] <ChogyDan> crc32: upstart is what replaces the sysv stuff
[04:55] <Mr_Lordi> sebsebseb: its still ubuntu and this is the ubuntu channe;
[04:55] <shadeslayers09> just installed it
[04:55] <Mr_Lordi> shadeslayers09: just start over
[04:55] <sebsebseb> crc32: anything that isn't support for the final versions of Ubuntu that are currently supported, so that's 8.04, 8.10, 9.04, and 9.10
[04:55] <crc32> I just wish I knew what went wrong so the problem doesn't repeat.
[04:55] <shadeslayers09> ok
[04:55] <shadeslayers09> thanks for the help
[04:55] <sebsebseb> !lucid |  crc32  Mr_Lordi
[04:55] <mine> is it /etc/network/interfaces where to change MAC?
[04:55] <lozernoobfreek> in the easybcd it has a selection for linux, and i have it installed from befor i used the app can i over ride the windows boot loader and insert the grub to take over from there
[04:56] <Mr_Lordi> sebsebseb: dont nazi
[04:56] <sebsebseb> !ot
[04:56] <sebsebseb> crc32: ok now you understand yeah?
[04:56] <crc32> I guess. Where is fsck in the rescue disk?
[04:56] <snoopy> How can I install phyton on ubuntu?
[04:57] <crc32> I'm trying to fsck /dev/sda2 like apn suggested.
[04:57] <isolat3dsh33p> !python | snoopy
[04:58] <crc32> Is fsck not apart of rescue mode?
[04:58] <lozernoobfreek> i dont get it ive had 5 os's installed
[04:59] <Mr_Lordi> snoopy: sudo apt-get install python
[04:59] <crc32> python is already installed on ubuntu.
[04:59] <snoopy> ah, thanks dude
[04:59] <Mr_Lordi> i think its installed by default. just type python in terminal
[04:59] <sebsebseb> crc32: I was going to put that :)
[04:59] <crc32> broken apps like "apt-get" coulden't punish you for upgradeing with out python.
[05:00] <sebsebseb> crc32: broken apps hmm
[05:00] <sebsebseb> crc32: sure sometimes apt-get mess's up, but useuaully it works well
[05:01] <crc32> apn: Yup fsck reports /dev/sda2 is clean. And I had to boot into knoppix to get it. Seems fsck wasn't avaliable on my Ubuntu rescue mode. :|
[05:01] <Ghost21> Anyone using xbmc that can help me out with scripts ????
[05:01] <Mr_Lordi> Ghost21: what kind?
[05:02] <Ghost21> Navi or any of the others it starts and says running then craps out ...
[05:02] <crc32> apt-get screwed me over big time. I'm alowed to vent.
[05:02] <lexvegas> I want to add sound playing capabilities to my ubuntu server. i have installed alsa and pulseaudio. I also installed mp3blaster, but i can still not play music, what else do i have to install?
[05:02] <Mr_Lordi> Ghost21: your best off finding the xbmc channel
[05:03] <Mr_Lordi> lexvegas: you need to install something that will work with your hardware
[05:03] <SuperMiguel> whats the default name of my dvd drive?
[05:04] <lexvegas> Mr_Lordi, alright. I was hoping there would be a simple fix. i should have known better. oh well
[05:04] <Mr_Lordi> SuperMiguel: in terminal type : ls /media
[05:04] <Mr_Lordi> might say dvd0
[05:04] <Mr_Lordi> cdrom0
[05:04] <SuperMiguel> cdrom and cdrom0
[05:04] <Mr_Lordi> cdrom0
[05:04] <scott_ino2> hello, anyone have experience with VPN?
[05:04] <crc32> And I'm still disabling gdm
[05:05] <scott_ino2> VPN connection works, then drops out
[05:05] <Mr_Lordi> lexvegas: just thought those guys would have more experiance with the scripts.. im my tooling ive noticed they are finicky at best
[05:06] <SuperMiguel> Mr_Lordi, im using a program and is asking me for burn to device: i tried putting /media/cdrom0 and it says thats not a burning device
[05:07] <TangentCollision> I'm having a problem with reboot times. it seems to completely hang on "saving the system clock" how might I rid myself of this problem?
[05:07] <Mr_Lordi> SuperMiguel: sounds like its not mounted...
[05:07] <lexvegas> Mr_Lordi, yeah. oh well thanks
[05:07] <Mr_Lordi> not mounted properly
[05:07] <SuperMiguel> Mr_Lordi, the blank cd icon is in my desktop...
[05:07] <Mr_Lordi> SuperMiguel: ok
[05:07] <dsnyders> Hi all!  Is there a linux tool for viewing windows event logs?
[05:07] <SuperMiguel> Mr_Lordi, and i can just click on it and burn to it..
[05:08] <SuperMiguel> Mr_Lordi, but not sure about its path
[05:08] <Mr_Lordi> SuperMiguel: is your media bad?
[05:08] <SuperMiguel> nup
[05:08] <bastidrazor> SuperMiguel: /dev/sr0 .. this also is a link to your cd/dvd drive
[05:09] <Mr_Lordi> SuperMiguel: what app are you using ?
[05:09] <SuperMiguel> Mr_Lordi, tovid
[05:09] <TangentCollision> I'm having a problem with reboot times. it seems to completely hang on "saving the system clock" how might I rid myself of this problem?
[05:09] <Mr_Lordi> TangentCollision: do you have advanced graphics enabled?
[05:09] <TangentCollision> Mr_Lordi: it's a server I SSH into, I sure hope not
[05:10] <Mr_Lordi> haha
[05:10] <TangentCollision> how would I check?
[05:10] <dsnyders> TangentCollision, You might be experiencing a connection problem with a time server
[05:10] <TangentCollision> I'm not sshing into it right now, it's set up with my monitor
[05:10] <Mr_Lordi> TangentCollision: dont worry about the graphics, i though you were on a desktop
[05:10] <TangentCollision> that's the only reason I know it's hanging there
[05:10] <TangentCollision> it's a desktop, definately
[05:10] <Mr_Lordi> TangentCollision: ...
[05:10] <TangentCollision> it's just setup as a server
[05:11] <Mr_Lordi> TangentCollision: ok, so you have a gui up?
[05:11] <TangentCollision> right now I do, xserver with GNOME
[05:11] <Mr_Lordi> you dont have compiz enabled right?
[05:12] <TangentCollision> if I had thought about it, it would be lxde, but I didn't think about it
[05:12] <TangentCollision> compiz?
[05:12] <lozernoobfreek> well made it to keybeard layout
[05:12] <Mr_Lordi> TangentCollision: im going to say its a safe bet you dont have any graphics acceleration going on. some times X hangs when its shutting down advanced compiz settings
[05:13] <matelot> ? how can I make "find . -print" just look at the current dirrectory and not subdirs ?
[05:13] <TangentCollision> hmm, Mr_Lordi: what would I look at to check all of that? I never went through much on graphics
[05:13] <protojay> what is compiz?
[05:14] <lstarnes> protojay: it is the window manager that is used for providing special desktop effects
[05:14] <DaZ> matelot: ls? :f
[05:14] <TangentCollision> and you can talk nerdy to me, I've been doing this for about 9 years
[05:14] <Mr_Lordi> TangentCollision: advanced graphics is not enabled by default so if you know that you did not enable it you are fine
[05:14] <matelot> DaZ, I want to display FULL PATH of the files
[05:14] <TangentCollision> roger that
[05:15] <DaZ> eh
[05:15] <tomicide>  is there anyone here that knows about color management for art and design software on Ubuntu(kde/gnome), and hardware for color management?
[05:15] <scott_ino2> tomicide, yes i know a bit
[05:16] <TangentCollision> Mr_Lordi: any idea how to disable x from starting on default?
[05:16] <scott_ino2> tomicide, what do you need to know
[05:16] <Mr_Lordi> matelot: did your try the -ls switch?
[05:16] <TangentCollision> I know I never enabled it on my laptop, but it's definately enabled for my server
[05:16] <meoblast001> hi, i'm having a problem, i thought i had something under crontab -e for a user, but it's not there... this process starts up with the server, where else might i have put this startup command?
[05:16] <matelot> Mr_Lordi, on what command ?
[05:17] <Mr_Lordi> TangentCollision: yeah, if you google it there will be a tut
[05:17] <TangentCollision> cool
[05:17] <Mr_Lordi> matelot: give me a sec .. let me see if i can do what you want
[05:17] <TangentCollision> alright then, I'll check there and lay around here
[05:17] <scott_ino2> tomicide, you there still?
[05:17] <matelot> yeah pull path of files in current dir (or preferably any dir)
[05:17] <Mr_Lordi> matelot: what exactly are you trying to do?
[05:18] <Mr_Lordi> matelot: all you need to do is ls -;
[05:18] <Mr_Lordi> no\
[05:18] <matelot> Mr_Lordi :) just want to copy/paste full path
[05:18] <Mr_Lordi> ls -l
[05:18] <matelot> HATE TYPING :)
[05:18] <Mr_Lordi> oh full path
[05:18] <matelot> yes ;)
[05:19] <TangentCollision> oh, gdm remove, ha
[05:19] <TangentCollision> there we go then
[05:19] <Mr_Lordi> matelot: find /home -type f -name "*."
[05:19] <TangentCollision> alright, after this finishes backing up /var/www to my desktop, I'll check if it helps
[05:19] <Hum_> does any one know the irc name for intel?
[05:20] <skitzo> hey guys, how do u completely get rid of  the windows partition in ubuntu if your dual booting? (not talking unmounting) somebody here guided me thru doing it before but i forgot who it was :(( just that i reinstalled ubuntu to x64 version.. thanks in advance
[05:20] <Hum_> I'd like to discuss about intel GMA and i915
[05:20] <Mr_Lordi> skitzo: what do you mean? you want to dual boot but destroy the win partition?
[05:21] <dsnyders> skitzo, Do you just want to single boot into linux?
[05:21] <skitzo> no i just don't want ubuntu to load it at all so its unseen in linux
[05:21] <skitzo> just the drive
[05:21] <meoblast001> how do you start up a process in SSH and it not close when you close SSH
[05:21] <grim76> Is there a way to get to a normal desktop with Ubuntu NBR?
[05:22] <skitzo> i still wanna be able to dual boot at startup
[05:22] <lengend_> what program can i use to cut audio files? I just need a new ringtone for my phone
[05:22] <Mr_Lordi> legend_: audacity
[05:22] <bastidrazor> meoblast001: command & disown
[05:22] <lozernoobfreek> installer finaly worked i dont know what happened\
[05:22] <lengend_> ty Mr_Lordi
[05:22] <dsnyders> skitzo, You want to dual boot, but you don't want linux to see the windows partition?
[05:22] <meoblast001> bastidrazor: so `/usr/bin/command & disown`?
[05:23] <skitzo> dsnyders, correct! :)
[05:23] <evan__> Hey.. anyone willing to help me out? I'm -very- new to Ubuntu.
[05:23] <bastidrazor> meoblast001: command being an actual command/application you want to run.
[05:23] <meoblast001> yes
[05:23] <lengend_> ohh this program, i had it for windows, didn't know it supported linux
[05:23] <skitzo> dsnyders, well said lol i'm such a dumb arse ahaha
[05:24] <dsnyders> skitzo, just remove the apropriate  lines from your /etc/fstab.
[05:24] <evan__> Anyone.. Anyone at all..
[05:25] <tich> where are the changes made to system>preferences>sessions  stored?
[05:25] <MrFlashy> hey can anyone help me with my virtualbox problem? I get this error: fatal could not read from the boot medium
[05:26] <skitzo> dsnyders, i'm a bit of a newb can you run me through it
[05:26] <evan__> Can I get some help? I installed Ubuntu onto an external drive and need some help.
[05:26] <MenZa> !details | evan__
[05:27] <dsnyders> skitzo, I've been thinking a bit.  removing the lines from /etc/fstab may not be enough.
[05:28] <Guest34533> NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER
[05:28] <Guest34533> NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER
[05:28] <MrFlashy> anyone familiar with virtualbox?
[05:28] <Ownz> #xbins
[05:28] <TangentCollision> oh my
[05:29] <cgkades> wow.. some people really have nothing better to do with their lives
[05:29] <evan__> Alright, so I have this corrupted Windows Netbook that I've been trying to save for days. I decided to try installing Ubuntu onto an external drive and booting the netbook from the drive. I installed it onto the drive from my big laptop. I did not know about "GRUB", which is an OS selector? Anyway, I can't get past it to get to Windows without the external HD.. If anyone could help, much appreciated. I'm very new to Ubuntu.
[05:29] <lozernoobfreek> woot installing
[05:30] <TangentCollision> oddly enough, I just looked up "Niggardly" on dictionary.com and it's unfortunate the way it's pronounced...such a useful word with such a shameful name
[05:30] <cgkades> evan__: are you familar with linux at all?
[05:30] <cgkades> evan__: have you mounted your windows drive?
[05:31] <arquebus> evan- just do a usb drive install onto your netbook's hd
[05:31] <evan__> I can't.
[05:31] <evan__> I tried.
[05:31] <justinon> http://support.microsoft.com/kb/330184
[05:31] <justinon> evan
[05:32] <snoopy> You guys know where I can start learning Python?
[05:32] <evan__> No, it won't work because my netbook doesn't shut down properly.
[05:32] <TangentCollision> snoopy, try #python
[05:32] <arquebus> snoopy- http://www.greenteapress.com/
[05:33] <snoopy> thanks dudee
[05:34] <Mr_Lordi> evan__: are you trying to boot from flash?
[05:39] <dainsane11> greetings; i'm really stumped and can not seem to find an answer in forums; my system does not seem to run dmraid -ay before it runs the mount -a during boot; every time i get dumped into a command i run dmraid -ay then exit and it boots as normal; i have moved my /home onto a fake raid drive
[05:40] <dainsane11> what do i edit fix the boot?
[05:40] <dsnyders> Hi all!  Is there a linux tool for viewing windows event logs?
[05:41] <BlueSherpa> anyone know of a good SATA 2.0 raid controller that does raid 5 and supports 6 drives?
[05:42] <lozernoobfreek> dsnyers: open with text editor
[05:43] <dainsane11> bluesherpa do you want cheap or good?
[05:44] <dainsane11> rocketraid are cheap and acceptable while adaptech are really good but pricy
[05:45] <dainsane11> something with onboard memory is preferable to avoid the fakeraid thing
[05:46] <cfedde> software raid is pretty good these days.  given the speed difference in modern cpu vs drive bandwidth.
[05:48] <mizery> How can I install libstdc++5 even though libstdc++6 is latest version?
[05:48] <dainsane11> bluesherpa: ROCKETRAID 2320 might fit your needs
[05:50] <dainsane11> where do i edit the early boot procedure?
[05:51] <microhaxo> I have a few questions, I just bought a Netbook for my C/Unix programming class because i need my normal laptop for my Algo class. Anyway i would like to know.  Should i install Ubuntu 9.10 or Kubuntu 9.10. The netbook has a Atom N280 and 2gb of Ram. Which one would perform better?
[05:51] <TangentCollision> how would I tell ubuntu to force? reboot
[05:52] <TangentCollision> how would I tell ubuntu to force reboot?
[05:52] <TangentCollision> would it be reboot -f?
[05:52] <di||itante> microhaxo: they will both perform similar, but Ubuntu has a netbook specific release called Ubuntu Netbook Remix that will work well
[05:52] <severity1> shutdown -r now
[05:53] <TangentCollision> severity1: that's what the command reboot does, is it not?
[05:53] <TangentCollision> init 6
[05:53] <Trota> asdfasdf
[05:53] <microhaxo> I saw several videos of that and i believe i used a 9.04 build on an older pc of my moms, i wasn't too impressed with it. I didnt like that i was limited to 1 window.
[05:53] <severity1> TangentCollision, yeah
[05:53] <di||itante> TangentCollision:"shutdown -r now"
[05:54] <TangentCollision> the reason I ask is because I'm getting a hang on reboot at "saving the system clock"
[05:54] <AI6PG> to reboot - try "sudo shutdown -r now"
[05:54]  * TangentCollision facepalms
[05:54] <TangentCollision> I know how to reboot ubuntu, I'm asking how to FORCE
[05:54] <TangentCollision> as in no confirmations
[05:55] <severity1> is your system time showing the correct time?
[05:55] <severity1> press the powerbutton for 5 secs.
[05:55] <sweetandy> don't do that
[05:55] <sweetandy> that's dangerous.
[05:56] <sweetandy> >_>
[05:56] <TangentCollision> severity1: to answer your question, it's a server, I want to reboot remotely, and "reboot -f" works
[05:56] <severity1> hahaha
[05:56] <severity1> but it hangs during reboot?
[05:56] <TangentCollision> yeah
[05:56] <TangentCollision> it hangs during normal reboot
[05:56] <severity1> cbecause of system time error?
[05:56] <TangentCollision> because of saving system clock
[05:57] <severity1> have you checked the bios
[05:57] <TangentCollision> severity1: to answer your question, it's a server, I want to reboot remotely, and "reboot -f" works
[05:57] <di||itante> microhaxo: if you want better performance than KDE or Gnome go with Xubuntu. It runs great. I use it and am very impressed
[05:57] <akoimeexx> Is there a UNR-specific channel available?
[05:57] <andrew_46> di||itante: Another happy xfce user here :)
[05:57] <dainsane11> xubuntu on my 701 blows win xp out of the water on my t91
[05:57] <TangentCollision> akoimeexx: what is UNR in complete-lay-mens terms?
[05:58] <severity1> at what part does it hang?
[05:58] <akoimeexx> Ubuntu - Netbook Remix
[05:58] <TangentCollision> dainsane11: you are using an eeepc?
[05:58] <dainsane11> yep
[05:58] <TangentCollision> why use xfce? go for lxde
[05:58] <microhaxo> I dont like the limitations of Netbook Remix, i will check out the Xubuntu
[05:58] <djnvl> Hi. I installed kubuntu 9.1. And when I try to install using the repo dvd it asks for same dvd many times.
[05:58] <TangentCollision> it's much lighter and lets you chill on the harddrive consumptions
[05:58] <kdas> how do i stop pidgin new im windows to pop up and to start minimized in compiz ?
[05:59] <dainsane11> still having trouble getting the t91 to run proper with linux
[05:59] <dainsane11> the whole gma thing
[05:59] <microhaxo> Windows 7 runs Great on this particular netbook but i need to have linux on it for this class. will be doing a lot of terminal coding and compiling.
[05:59] <TangentCollision> kdas: #pidgin
[05:59] <TangentCollision> microhaxo: Windows 7 is spectacular
[05:59] <akoimeexx> @TangentCollision Having issues with Wi-Fi not connecting in Netbook Remix on an HP Mini 1010nr
[05:59] <Inzuka> This might seem like a strange question, but in the game Farmville on Facebook, whenever I put my mouse cursor over the game, it keeps the default mouse and then adds the in-game mouse under it.  Is there anyway to correct that?
[05:59] <kdas> TangentCollision: they told me its a WM thing
[05:59] <di||itante> microhaxo: Xubuntu will do great for that
[05:59] <microhaxo> Nice, thanks for the help!
[05:59] <TangentCollision> kdas: then talk to your window manager channel
[06:00] <TangentCollision> GEAOMMGOOGM
[06:00] <TangentCollision> my iq is dropping rapidly in this channel to compensate! leaving!
[06:00] <cyphase> does anyone know where i can find monodevelop 2.2 .deb's for karmic?
[06:00] <kdas> TangentCollision: ubuntu is shipped with compiz so ?
[06:00] <kdas> can some one help me setup compiz so new pidgin IM windwos start minimized?
[06:01] <djnvl> apt
[06:01] <djnvl> Sorry
[06:01] <dsnyders> Hi all!  Is there a linux tool for viewing windows event logs?
[06:02] <dainsane11> anyone know how to mess with dmraid in the boot process?
[06:02] <Ademos> alankila, I got my CPU to be recognized!
[06:03] <Ademos> alankila, somehow my bios had turned apci off, so I just turned it back on and all was well!
[06:03] <Ademos> thanks for your help in the past
[06:03] <Ademos> *all my CPU cores
[06:03] <smiter> ok ubuntu install is driving me absolutly bonkers
[06:03] <Ademos> have a good night all
[06:04] <smiter> black screen of death.. on 9.10 9.04 8.10 , followed by alternat install giving me an error on partitioning the hd
[06:04] <akoimeexx> Anyone have issues getting Wi-Fi set up and running on an HP Mini 1010nr running Netbook Remix? Following the different steps via the compatible systems page on the wiki didn't seem to corrent the issue. Hotspots show up, but can't connect.
[06:05] <smiter> anyone in here familar with installing on a machine with a radeon 9200 vid card?
[06:05] <smiter> <--running from corner to corner banging his head on the wall
[06:05] <djnvl> Pls help me
[06:06] <microhaxo> :| I read that Xubuntu is buggy, this true?
[06:06] <blakkheim> lol
[06:07] <kdas> microhaxo: whats buggy about it ?
[06:08] <kickar> hey can someone help me recompile kernel fir v machine ?
[06:09] <kickar> i need to recompile the kernel in order to use virtualbox
[06:09] <microhaxo> I haven't used it for a while but a few youtube vids say that there are some major bugs with some things not displaying, like exand panel bug etc. Maybe it was for the BETA or RC of 9.10
[06:09] <microhaxo> its dated Nov 15th, here is link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UldNMiUB9HQ
[06:11] <S0LIDUS> I have just installed hardy server and wondered how i could install a minimal gnome desktop?
[06:11] <lstarnes> kickar: you shouldn't need to recompile the whole kernel
[06:11] <lstarnes> kickar: recompiling the module should work if you have the kernel headers
[06:11] <mizery>  Package libstdc++5 is not available, but is referred to by another package.  This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or is only available from another source <-- What other source can I use to install this version of libstdc++ so that I can use a Dell A920 (Lexmark Z600) printer?  The only driver I can find works with libstdc++5 and not libstdc++6.  Anyone?  :3
[06:12] <cyphase> kickar: it should do it automatically when installing the deb
[06:12] <blakkheim> S0LIDUS: why would you want gnome on a server/
[06:12] <kickar> cyphase,  thats what i thought too i am using the 9.10 32 bit
[06:12] <cyphase> kickar: it should definitely work.. it did for me
[06:13] <S0LIDUS> blackheim, I am using it for the memory extension
[06:14] <switchcat> man... version upgrade.. trudge trudge trudge...
[06:14] <skitzo> anybody here know how to stop ubuntu looking up/loading the windows partition? (not unmounting, completely gone..)
[06:15] <switchcat> edit the fstab?
[06:16] <kickar> cyphase,  how to recompile the kernel module ?
[06:16] <di||itante> skitzo: make an fstab entry for that partition and set the "noauto" option
[06:16] <cyphase> kickar: i don't know, i've never needed to.. it just works
[06:17] <dsnyders> di||itante, Will that prevent mounting if he double-clicks on the partition?
[06:17] <stevr1it> I have a frafic acard intel on laptop and dirver mesa, and it works very slowly  wht can i do?
[06:17] <stevr1it> grafic
[06:17] <skitzo> di||itante, talking to a moron bro lol i need to be guided like a little child i'm afraid lol windows has warped my fragile little mind
[06:17] <di||itante> dsnyders: no
[06:17] <sweetandy> skitzo: That it has.
[06:17] <legend2440> mizery: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsPrinters/LexmarkZ605
[06:18] <skitzo> gee thanks andy lol
[06:18] <di||itante> skitzo: ok, no problem... You have a dual boot and want to prevent Ubuntu from mounting and making available your windows partition when you boot into Ubuntu, right?
[06:19] <sweetandy> skitzo: :P
[06:19] <skitzo> di||itante, correct
[06:19] <BlueSherpa> dainsane11: sorry, had lost link there
[06:19] <di||itante> skitzo: ok,  just curious, why?
[06:19] <switchcat> mounting the partition shouldn't be too much of an additional burden...
[06:19] <Leoneof`> hello, everytime when i start with Ubuntu, then i must use "metacity --replace", because there r no title bar :(
[06:20] <mizery> legend2440: Yay, thanks!  Now I must figure out how to add the Jaunty Jackalope Main Universe repository
[06:20] <skitzo> di||itante, don't want a shred of windows in ubuntu? lol besides that when i mount my mass storage drives from my other hd's the windows drive is mounted to and anybody can go through its file system
[06:21] <Guest12102> using a java irc client
[06:21] <switchcat> who is anybody?  who else is using your system?
[06:21] <tonyyarusso> Leoneof`: Under, system>prefs>appearance>desktop effects, change that to none.  Sounds like something's bad with compiz for you.   (it may be possible to configure it to work, but this workaround should save some hassle until then and I don't know how)
[06:21] <skitzo> i just want my two storage hd's with all my media and the filesystem for ubuntu
[06:21] <di||itante> skitzo: and you dont wnt to just delete the old windows partition/
[06:21] <Guest12102> using a java client
[06:22] <Guest12102> what server am i connected to?
[06:22] <bazhang> Guest12102, did you have a support question?
[06:22] <mMezquitale> freenode
[06:22] <skitzo> just like it is in windows without ubuntu's partition (however thats because windows cant read it :)
[06:22] <trimeta> Apparently apparmor and glib just had security updates. Two questions: 1. I didn't have /boot mounted when updating; I mounted it afterwards and ran update-initramfs -u, will that do all the necessary work? 2. Should I reboot to get the security updates to apply? There's nothing in USN about this update.
[06:22] <Leoneof`> tonnyarusso: i see, thank you
[06:22] <bazhang> Guest12102, freenode
[06:22] <tenach> Guest12102: Freenode
[06:22] <Guest12102> thank you
[06:23] <skitzo> no i still want to dual boot between the two i just dont want either os to contain each others partition
[06:23] <dsnyders> di||itante, can skitzo disable the ntfs module somehow?
[06:24] <legend2440> mizery: download libstdc++5 from here and install it     http://packages.ubuntu.com/jaunty/i386/libstdc++5/download
[06:24] <di||itante> skitzo: ok, do you know how your Ubuntu system labels the windows partition, i.e. "sda3" ?
[06:25] <kickar> can someone help me recompile kernel for vbox ? 9.10
[06:25] <seeme__> thats better
[06:25] <seeme__> thanks for the server info
[06:25] <skitzo> yep sda2
[06:26] <skitzo> thanks to dsnyders :)
[06:26] <seeme__> yeah i have a question if anyone can help
[06:26] <lstarnes> kickar: you don't need to recompile the whole kernel
[06:26] <seeme__> vst wrapper for ubuntu?
[06:26] <lstarnes> kickar: look in /usr/src/ for vboxdrv
[06:27] <mMezquitale> !anyone | seeme__
[06:27] <Tesssa> anyone help me i downloaded ubuntu 9.10  burned it to a new cd no problems came to install it on the puter got as far as 3of6 in the install sequence clicked next it jumped from 3of6 to 4of7 missing the partioner all together so cant partion the HD
[06:28] <di||itante> skitzo: ok, where does it mount it
[06:28] <sebsebseb> Tesssa: could be a bad ISO
[06:28] <sebsebseb> Tesssa: or a bad CD burn
[06:28] <seeme__> ubottu: i thought i did ask a question?
[06:28] <bazhang> Tesssa, did you md5 the iso, burn very slowly, then do the disk integrity check?
[06:28] <akoimeexx> Anyone have issues (and preferrably a solution) getting Wi-Fi set up and running on an HP Mini 1010nr running Netbook Remix? The steps on the wiki to correct wi-fi issues for the minis hasn't helped yet.
[06:29] <Tesssa> and what is md5
[06:29] <seeme__> ok, so whoever fired the script to the bot
[06:29] <sebsebseb> !md5sum | Tesssa
[06:29] <mMezquitale> Tesssa, download a live CD ISO with gparted and partition your hard drive first
[06:29] <cynicist> skitzo, gnome-mount --write-settings --mount-options noauto --device /dev/sda2
[06:29] <switchcat> dunno about a mini or a netbook, but i just got wifi working on an hp laptop with a broacom 43xx chip
[06:29] <skitzo> it mounts in /media/Windows 7
[06:29] <cynicist> skitzo, or add noauto to your /etc/fstab
[06:29] <sebsebseb> mMezquitale: she/he should be able to do it with gparted on the Ubuntu CD no problem, as long as the CD works
[06:30] <JeffOB> Anybody willing to offer some help smply installing ubuntu 9.10 server on a Compaq PPro 200 PC w/256MB RAM?
[06:30] <sebsebseb> Tesssa: it's a check to check to see if you have a good download the ISO or not
[06:30] <switchcat> wow jeff thats a bit old
[06:30] <cynicist> skitzo, /media/Windows 7 is just the mount point
[06:30] <seeme__> !rules
[06:30] <JeffOB> so I should use an older ubuntu on this PC?
[06:30] <sebsebseb> Tesssa: are you on Windows now?
[06:31] <Tesssa> never had to do a md5 with xubuntu
[06:31] <tonyyarusso> JeffOB: No, you can totally use the current release.
[06:31] <akoimeexx> @switchcat: Yeah, I have the b43 drivers installed, and I can see the access points (open, unrestricted. I have one set up for testing, even), but when I try to connect it just fails.
[06:31] <skitzo> yeah thats what <di||itante> asked wasn't it where is it mounted..
[06:31] <di||itante> skitzo: so write a line in your fstab that says "/dev/sda2 /media/Windows7 ntfs noauto 0 0"
[06:31] <Tesssa> i wanted to compare nxubuntu with ubuntu
[06:32] <JeffOB> Ok, well, I'm gettng odd results like no kernal getting installed
[06:32] <Tesssa> no i am on xubuntu
[06:32] <switchcat> have you loaded wifi radar?
[06:32] <Tesssa> i wanted to compare nxubuntu with ubuntu
[06:32] <sebsebseb> Tesssa: ok
[06:32] <akoimeexx> Wifi radar?
[06:32] <sebsebseb> Tesssa: you don't actsauly need to install Ubuntu then
[06:32] <tonyyarusso> JeffOB: 1) I'd recommend the !alternate CD for installing, 2) You could even use the low-memory installation option, but at 256 I don't think you need it.  3) Consider using LXDE for your GUI instead of Gnome - you can get it by installing a minimal system first, and then 'apt-get install lubuntu-desktop'.
[06:32] <bazhang> Tesssa, you can simply install ubuntu-desktop
[06:32] <switchcat> jeff - try to install server edition maybe?
[06:32] <sebsebseb> Tesssa: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop then select it from the log in screen
[06:32] <di||itante> skitzo: i dont think fstab will use the space between Windows and 7 so youll have to rename the "/media/Windows 7" to /media/Windows7"
[06:33] <JeffOB> 'll try low-mem instal server then..
[06:33] <akoimeexx> wifi-radar looks like an old package? What's default on 9.10?
[06:33] <cynicist> akoimexx, no
[06:34] <akoimeexx> @cynicist ? first link I pulled was for dapper.
[06:34] <seeme__> is there a channel to discuss ubuntu applications?
[06:34] <Tesssa> i know nothing about command line
[06:34] <sebsebseb> Tesssa: ok
[06:34] <Tesssa> xubuntu worked ok
[06:34] <dsnyders> di||itante, Could he escape the space, eg: /media/Windows\ 7 ?
[06:34] <akoimeexx> My bad, there's jaunty.
[06:35] <tonyyarusso> seeme__: Depends what you want to discuss about them.  Support in here, development varies, random chatter, usage, and such in #ubuntu-offtopic
[06:35] <akoimeexx> Google in it's infinite wisdom... never the updated stuff first.
[06:35] <di||itante> dsnyders: I seem to remember that not working in fstab
[06:35] <sebsebseb> Tesssa: you will have something graphical in xubuntu for installing programs as well,  but the terminal is easy to use,  if you find it in the menu you run the command in that
[06:35] <cynicist> akoimeexx, do you have linux-backports-modules installed?
[06:35] <ubuntutrepxe> di||itante: use octals
[06:35] <Tesssa> how about if i installed ubuntu 9.4 then did the upgrade
[06:35] <seeme__> thank you tony
[06:36] <sebsebseb> Tesssa: maybe should be a bit more clear about what you would be telling it to do.  Ubuntu is the base,  then you can install other desktop environments as well,  Gnome, KDE,  and XFCE, and so on
[06:36] <akoimeexx> Let me doublecheck
[06:36] <sebsebseb> Tesssa: Which version are you currently on?
[06:36] <snoopy> is there any way i can hack into the white house?
[06:36] <snoopy> jp guys :P
[06:36] <Tesssa> i am using xubuntu 9.10
[06:36] <bazhang> !ot | snoopy
[06:36] <Tesssa> no problems with it
[06:36] <oldude67> updated the hardware in my production box now when i try to load ubuntu it gives me a kernel panic error..:(????
[06:37] <sebsebseb> Tesssa: What did you mean install the upgrade then?
[06:37] <Tesssa> i just wantes to compare xubuntu with ubuntu
[06:37] <imani> hello
[06:37] <sebsebseb> Tesssa: yes and you can do that, without installing it as an operating system
[06:37] <imani> i dont get you
[06:37] <sebsebseb> Tesssa: you can install the Gnome desktop environment that Ubuntu uses into your Xubuntu install, and then select it from the log in screen
[06:37] <Tesssa> i did the upgrade from xubuntu 9.4 to 9.10
[06:38] <imani> can you help me out on how to install nagios
[06:38] <sebsebseb> Tesssa: ok the upgrade is not relivant for what you want to do
[06:38] <akoimeexx> None installed. Anyone in particular I should be using? Or just stick with apt-get install linux-backports-modules?
[06:38] <cynicist> akoimeexx, no they should be uninstalled
[06:38] <akoimeexx> They are
[06:38] <tonyyarusso> imani: have you read the page in the server guide yet?
[06:38] <cynicist> akoimeexx, do two drivers show up in the restricted driver manager? b43 and STA?
[06:39] <di||itante> imani: "sudo apt-get install nagios3"
[06:39] <akoimeexx> STA is missing, doesn't even show up.
[06:39] <imani> ok
[06:39] <sebsebseb> Tesssa: How much space is Xubuntu taking up?  Any idea how much RAM you have?
[06:39] <akoimeexx> I was wondering about that.
[06:39] <tonyyarusso> imani: https://help.ubuntu.com/9.10/serverguide/C/nagios.html will get you started.
[06:39] <Tesssa> it takes the whole HD up
[06:39] <sebsebseb> Tesssa: ok
[06:39] <imani> ok
[06:39] <imani> thank you
[06:39] <Tesssa> 4gb
[06:39] <sebsebseb> Tesssa: ok
[06:40] <Inzuka> I have the latest ALSA drivers, however, when I click on the sound preferences, no hardware comes up.  Anyone have any ideas why I have no sound?
[06:40] <sebsebseb> Tesssa: this is the easy way for you to try Ubuntu/Gnome  run the command in your terminal and install it
[06:40] <cynicist> akoimeexx, do you have bcmwl-kernel-source installed?
[06:40] <switchcat> mini
[06:40] <imani> check the settings for sound if correctly set
[06:40] <sebsebseb> Tesssa: then as I already put select it from the log in screen.
[06:40] <dsnyders> Hi all!  Is there a linux tool for viewing windows event logs?
[06:40] <Tesssa> #what do i actually type in the command
[06:40] <akoimeexx> Yes
[06:41] <Inzuka> What settings am I looking around for?
[06:41] <sebsebseb> Tesssa: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[06:41] <akoimeexx> As well as bcmwl-modaliases
[06:42] <Tesssa> ok will try that and thank you sebsebseb
[06:42] <imani> I had a similar problem but imaged to fix it, now i can hear music properly
[06:42] <sebsebseb> Tesssa: you can also try Kubuntu/KDE after this if you want to
[06:42] <Tesssa> i dont like KDE
[06:42] <Inzuka> What was your solution, imani?
[06:42] <Tesssa> but thanks :)
[06:43] <cynicist> akoimeexx, uninstall bcmwl-modaliases and reinstall bcmwl-kernel-source, then reboot and you should be good
[06:43] <sebsebseb> Tesssa: oh right how come?  there's also LXDE/Lubuntu  which is light waight like Xubuntu/XFCE
[06:43] <imani> go to sound icon
[06:43] <akoimeexx> Alright, I'll give it a shot.
[06:43] <Tesssa> i dont like the kde interface
[06:43] <akoimeexx> Thanks cynicist.
[06:43] <Tesssa>  personal choice i suppose
[06:43] <sebsebseb> Tesssa: yeah
[06:43] <cynicist> akoimeexx, glad I could help :D
[06:43] <imani> right click and select sound preference
[06:44] <Tesssa> got to go and thanks for the help
[06:44] <sebsebseb> Tesssa: ok np
[06:44] <imani> go to output button
[06:44] <sebsebseb> Tesssa: why did yo ustart on Xubuntu?
[06:44] <indus> how to enable hdmi in video card output
[06:44] <Tesssa> i prefered xubuntu interface
[06:44] <J11> I'm trying to update from jaunty to karmic. During the upgrade the sources are changed to use the main server instead of my favorite mirror. Is there a way to force it to use that mirror?
[06:45] <sebsebseb> Tesssa: ok
[06:45] <sebsebseb> Tesssa: well enjoy Ubuntu/Gnome :)
[06:45] <Tesssa> will let you know if it works or not :)
[06:45] <imani> then connector, select Analog output (LFE) /No Amplifier
[06:45] <imani> Then try to play an audio file
[06:46] <imani> update me if it works
[06:46] <Inzuka> Ah, well luckily for you, you have sound device options there.  All that is there for me is "Dummy Output" with "Stereo" as its sub-text.
[06:49] <akoimeexx> Huzzah! Connection established on the HP Mini! Thanks again cynicist!
[06:50] <cynicist> akoimeexx, awesome, good to hear :)
[06:50] <akoimeexx> I'll see about adding that into the wiki.
[06:50] <cynicist> akoimeexx, mind linking me? I'd like to see it
[06:53] <snoopy> can ubuntu get a virus or trojan or something?
[06:53] <sebsebseb> !virus | snoopy
[06:54] <J11> If you run a virus in wine, maybe.
[06:54] <bazhang> snoopy, possibly a rootkit, but not a virus / trojan
[06:54] <cynicist> snoopy, any OS can, but you are not likely to run into one with Ubuntu
[06:54] <snoopy> will it mess up my computer?
[06:55] <cynicist> snoopy, you can download a livecd to test it out before installing. It will be slower because its limited to the speed of the cd drive but it won't touch your hard drive at all
[06:55] <akoimeexx> cynicist: Sure can, as soon as wiki.ubuntu.com loads faster.
[06:55] <cynicist> akoimeexx, lol thanks
[06:55] <sebsebseb> snoopy: Wine virus some will work properly in there not many, some will partly run in Wine, and they won't infect Ubuntu
[06:56] <snoopy> woo, okay good. Thanks man
[06:56] <imani> Can someone help me on how to install internet explorer 6 0r 7
[06:56] <snoopy> I been hearing a lot about them and i was just wondering if they mess up my computer and what not
[06:56] <sebsebseb> imani: why do you want to do that?
[06:56] <vdp_ubuntu> helo, I will like to know if there is a way I can install codecs for avi files on ubuntu?
[06:56] <sebsebseb> snoopy: hearing a lot about them for Windows or?
[06:56] <panlin> install internet explorer? are you crazy?
[06:57] <bazhang> vdp_ubuntu, ubuntu-restricted-extras package
[06:57] <sebsebseb> vdp_ubuntu: if you open up the AVI, it should ask you to install a codec, or do what bazhang suggested with sudo apt-get
[06:57] <cynicist> vdp_ubuntu, usually if you play it with totem it will point out which packages to download
[06:57] <imani> we have our system that works best in internet explorer than mozilla
[06:57] <snoopy> for ubuntu
[06:57] <sebsebseb> vdp_ubuntu: and no package at the end of it
[06:57] <J11> Didn't wine makes the entire disk available by default? In that case a virus may alter some files.
[06:57] <sebsebseb> imani: what kind of  system?
[06:57] <J11> But you can change that behavior.
[06:58] <vdp_ubuntu> sebsebseb: but I don't have internet on all the machines so I need to know which package I must download
[06:58] <sebsebseb> imani: also Internet Explorer only stuff is bad!  there are ways to have it with Ubuntu though
[06:58] <cynicist> imani, you will want to install wine and then run the ie installer with it
[06:58] <ubuntutrepxe> J11: only the home directory as long as you're not root
[06:58] <sebsebseb> vdp_ubuntu: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras  will give you AVI, Flash, Java, etc
[06:58] <jmichelsen> I'm having an LIRC problem. The deamon won't start via /etc/init.d/lirc but but I can run the commands manually and it runs fine. I can't seem to figure this out. Anyone care to poke at this a bit?
[06:59] <imani> Our local computerized Human resource management system
[06:59] <vdp_ubuntu> sebsebseb: and can I have a single deb package which contains all the codecs?  so that if there is no internet I can do the installation off-line
[06:59] <sebsebseb> imani: which is currently run on Windows?
[06:59] <snoopy> any of you know python?
[06:59] <imani> yes
[06:59] <snoopy> was it easy to learn?
[06:59] <sebsebseb> vdp_ubuntu: don't think so,  bazhang any ideas?
[06:59] <vdp_ubuntu> snoopy: yes and it is installed in ubuntu by default
[07:00] <snoopy> i mean like the scripting and what not
[07:00] <imani> I run also in mozilla but it doesnt look nice as in internet explorer
[07:00] <bazhang> snoopy, did you have an actual Ubuntu support question? chat in #ubuntu-offtopic please
[07:00] <J11> ubuntutrepxe: Well, that would be a risk for your documents. It's a bit conveniance vs security.
[07:00] <snoopy> well it is kind of a ubuntu related question, aint it?
[07:00] <sebsebseb> imani: that means it's not following web standards I expect
[07:00] <bazhang> snoopy, no.
[07:00] <indus> snoopy: its very easy to learn
[07:00] <indus> snoopy: #python
[07:00] <dsnyders> Last chance for the evening.  Is there a linux tool for reading windows event logs?
[07:00] <imani> ok
[07:01] <sebsebseb> imani: if a webpage does not look good in Firefox,  there is a problem really.   As for IE on Linux well. there's ie4linux which runs in Wine, but  Internet Explorer won't quite work as well as on Windows
[07:01] <snoopy> im trying to learn it but cant find anywhere good
[07:01] <imani> Is it possible to install IE
[07:01] <snoopy> or you know any good site
[07:01] <vdp_ubuntu> snoopy: www.python.org
[07:01] <sebsebseb> imani: if   you need proper IE support activex and all that stuff, which can be bad for security, well Windows in a virtual machine
[07:01] <lstarnes> dsnyders: I think there's a distribution like systemrescuecd that has one
[07:01] <bazhang> snoopy, /join #ubuntu-offtopic for chat
[07:01] <snoopy> wheres that at? []:
[07:01] <lstarnes> snoopy: here
[07:02] <imani> ok
[07:02] <lstarnes> snoopy: it's a separate channel on this network
[07:02] <sebsebseb> imani: did you make that business app? I guess not?
[07:02] <imani> thanks for your valuable comments
[07:02] <snoopy> oh hu
[07:02] <snoopy> i dont see it O_O
[07:02] <lstarnes> snoopy: just type /join #ubuntu-offtopic
[07:02] <sebsebseb> imani: http://www.w3.org http://www.webstandards.org :)
[07:02] <vdp_ubuntu> snoopy: actually when u register for irc.ubuntu.com then you go to buddies and add chat
[07:02] <snoopy> thanks dude
[07:03] <imani> Ok
[07:03] <Psinetic> hey guys i'm on ubuntu 9.10 64 bit, i'm having a problem with my panels crashing. it keeps saying something about launchcast.desktop and it can't load it. however i've since deleted that app, and removed it from the panels, so why is it still reading it? furthermore, why is it causing it to crash?
[07:03] <dsnyders> lstarnes, Thanks for the pointer.  I'll check it out and see if I can download/install the tool.
[07:03] <lstarnes> dsnyders: it's likely available for ubuntu
[07:03] <lstarnes> dsnyders: then again, I might be imagining things and that log viewer might not even exist
[07:04] <sebsebseb> imani: you want to use the app on your own computer or?
[07:04] <imani> Of course
[07:04] <sebsebseb> imani: Which currently is Ubuntu only or?  Do you have another with Windows?
[07:04] <dsnyders> lstarnes, imaginary or not, it's the best tip I've gotten.  If I figure it out in the next few minutes, I'll report back.
[07:04] <imani> yes
[07:04] <sebsebseb> imani: yes to what?
[07:05] <imani> I have installed ubuntu only
[07:05] <phoenixzorn> is there yet a Google Voice and Video Chat solution for Ubuntu?
[07:05] <sebsebseb> imani:  ok, but do you have a computer with Windows as well or not?
[07:05] <nameo0> hi
[07:06] <imani> off course i have, but i prefer Ubuntu to Windows OS
[07:06] <nameo0> i was wondering if you can change partition size on a computer with ubuntu and windows vista installed?
[07:06] <sebsebseb> imani: ok  well  maybe a virtual machine of Windows inside Ubuntu.  ,but first try ie4linux  a Google should bring that up
[07:06] <ubuntutrepxe> nameo0: yes you can
[07:06] <phoenixzorn> nameo0, yes
[07:06] <nameo0> can someone please tell me how?
[07:07] <phoenixzorn> you have both installed now?
[07:07] <sebsebseb> nameo0: you ask a question
[07:07] <nameo0> yes
[07:07] <ubuntutrepxe> nameo0: put the ubuntu live cd and use gparted
[07:07] <imani> let me try to install ie4linus
[07:07] <aman> can anyone tell me the command to reverse command line argurements???
[07:07] <lstarnes> aman: do you know if that command even exists?
[07:07] <sebsebseb> nameo0: ok you did nevermind
[07:07] <lstarnes> dsnyders: actually, from what I've just checked, it doesn't appear to exist
[07:08] <sebsebseb> nameo0: you should only let Vista re size itself, or data loss might happen,  the Ubuntu partition can be re sized with gparted on the Live CD
[07:08] <phoenixzorn> nameo0, boot into windows first, defrag the C drive, and make sure you do a disk cleanup... then go back to Linux and run gparted to change drive sizes...
[07:08] <aman> lstarnes, actually i want to reverse them using script....:0
[07:08] <lstarnes> aman: I don't know if there is a command for that in bash scripting
[07:08] <aman> lstarnes, i know i print CLI arguements using '$*' but i want to reverse them
[07:08] <nameo0> k thy
[07:08] <lstarnes> aman: someone in #bash might know
[07:09] <phoenixzorn> sebsebseb, what do you mean by letting vista resize itself?
[07:09] <dainsane1> anyone know how to force dmraid to run in boot? my /home is on the raid and boot fails every time and i have to manually run dmraid -ay
[07:09] <akoimeexx> cynicist: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupport/Machines/Netbooks#HP%20Mini%201010nr
[07:09] <aman> lstarnes, no one responding there...:(
[07:09] <imani> Can you help me with a command to install ie4linux
[07:09] <sebsebseb> phoenixzorn: it has a built in tool, so it can re size itself
[07:09] <dsnyders> lstarnes, I'm not finding anything either.
[07:09] <phoenixzorn> nameo0, how big is your hard drive?
[07:09] <nameo0> and how will i know how much i can partition?
[07:09] <nameo0> 320
[07:09] <phoenixzorn> sebsebseb, ah yes...
[07:09] <lstarnes> aman: just be patient
[07:10] <sebsebseb> phoenixzorn: which they should use to re size it
[07:10] <aman> lstarnes, hmmm
[07:10] <imani> I have tried to type in to the cmd terminal to no avail
[07:10] <phoenixzorn> nameo0, what BIG programs you have installed on Windows?  Photoshop, Office, CorelDraw?
[07:10] <cynicist> akoimeexx, ah thanks, had no idea that wiki existed
[07:10] <nameo0> opopen office and photoshop
[07:10] <phoenixzorn> sebsebseb, I have windows 7, and I've never seen that tool...
[07:10] <sebsebseb> phowardcom: not sure about Vista version 2, but Vista has it,  right click on   computer and go to disk management, I think it was
[07:11] <akoimeexx> No problem; found it a while ago when I first started playing around with Netbook Remix. Glad to be able to put that info up for others as well -- It might even fix the issue 1033cl users have.
[07:11] <akoimeexx> At least, it'd be worth their testing.
[07:11] <phoenixzorn> nameo0, windows vista needs about 30GB of space but I usually pad my Windows drive to about 2.5-3x the size I'm using when I install Linux.
[07:11] <akoimeexx> (Doublechecked, multiple reboots and the wifi still works.)
[07:11] <nameo0> k thy
[07:12] <phoenixzorn> so if I have used 40GB on Windows already when installing linux, I give Windows about 80-120GB total, and the rest to Linux.
[07:12] <nameo0> so defrag -> live cd -> gparted?
[07:12] <sebsebseb> nameo0: let Vista resize itself
[07:12] <sebsebseb> nameo0: or you might get data loss
[07:13] <sebsebseb> nameo0: also you don't really need to run a defrag,  just let Vista re size it self :)    disk defrag can be good once a month if using Windows a lot though
[07:13] <phoenixzorn> sebsebseb, calling Windows 7 "Vista version 2", is like calling Ubuntu "Debian version 2"... for one, it's completely inaccurate to say, and second it would just get you laughed at by anyone who knows how to use windows.
[07:14] <sebsebseb> nameo0: your on Vista now?
[07:14] <nameo0> now ubuntu
[07:14] <sebsebseb> phoenixzorn: well it's known as NT 6.1  with VIsta known as  6.0  which confirms it :)  also it's a little joke  the Vista version 2 thing
[07:14] <nameo0> but swithcing now
[07:14] <nameo0> brb
[07:14] <cynicist> phoenixzorn, people say that because windows 7 is very similar to vista
[07:15] <seeme__> some feedback, maybe pop #ubuntu-offtopic into the channel Topic
[07:15] <sebsebseb> cynicist: exactly
[07:15] <cynicist> phoenixzorn, probably due to the fact that the most notable changes are ui or window manager changes, makes it feel like a service pack rather than a new OS
[07:15] <phoenixzorn> except it's not really... the only similarity is the look... the function, the flow, the feel, everything is improved... vista SUCKS... Windows 7 is actually a good OS.
[07:16] <seeme__> there are a few channels that appear with the /list command that users do not know its there
[07:16] <sebsebseb> phoenixzorn: I expect they are both rather similar under the hood
[07:16] <seeme__> just a thought
[07:16] <phoenixzorn> not so much...
[07:16] <rich7> Enter text here...does anyone know how to uninstall ubuntu?
[07:16] <sebsebseb> rich7: of course, but why do you want to?
[07:17] <cynicist> phoenixzorn, no they are very similar under the hood. Vista was terrible mostly because of buggy drivers and a few bugs that windows fixed for 7
[07:17] <phoenixzorn> sebsebseb, under the hood, they still both use the NT kernel, but the Vista OS was supremely subpar to XP Pro, and Windows 7 is a VAST improvement over both.
[07:17] <rich7> still usedto windows ans can't run ubuntu
[07:18] <rich7> i ddon't know wat i 'm doing
[07:18] <sebsebseb> phoenixzorn: I don't really care that much to be honest :)  Microsoft lock people in, and hold computing back,  but this is all off topic now
[07:18] <phoenixzorn> rich7, put in your Windows XP Pro or Windows 7 Enterprise CD, and install... Ubuntu will be gone.
[07:19] <sebsebseb> rich4: oh I see
[07:19] <phoenixzorn> sebsebseb, true... I didn't come here to debate which Windows version is the best...
[07:19] <sebsebseb> phoenixzorn: same here
[07:19] <sebsebseb> rich4: ok  what do you want to do on Ubuntu?
[07:19] <phoenixzorn> I came here to ask if there's a solution to Gmail not providing voice and video for linux...
[07:19] <phoenixzorn> because if they haven't, I can't install Ubuntu on my netbook...
[07:19] <ghufran> hi .. i would like to remote desktop into a windows xp machine from ubuntu ... how can i do that? i tried the remote desktop viewer and that doesnt appear to work ..
[07:20] <rich4> Enter text here...that's just it I dn't know how to run any of the programs and it nothing like windows
[07:20] <sebsebseb> phowardcom: hmm Google Talk in a Windows virtual machine?  Windows can be useful to have inside Ubuntu in a virtual machine, sometimes
[07:21] <senesence> ubotu
[07:21] <phoenixzorn> ghufran, need to enable remote desktop viewing on the XP machine through services, then both computers either have to be on the same network, OR if on different private networks, the ports must be forwarded correctly to the XP box, or DMZ mode must be enabled for the XP machine to connect.
[07:21] <rich4> how can windows be useful in ubuntu
[07:21] <sebsebseb> rich4: ok  the basics are quite easy really,  there are guides and people here and that that will help with that
[07:21] <senesence> ubottu
[07:21] <phoenixzorn> sebsebseb, stop spelling my name wrong. =P
[07:21] <sebsebseb> phoenixzorn: no it's a messed up auto complete
[07:21] <phoenixzorn> I know. lol
[07:21] <ghufran> phoenixzorn: i can connect to that machine with another xp machine .. just not with ubuntu ..
[07:22] <phoenixzorn> try phoe <tab> and it won't mess up...
[07:22] <sebsebseb> rich4: so you can run  many Windows programs, that you can't get working in Wine,  and that you can't find alternatives to that you like enough
[07:22] <sebsebseb> rich4: there are good programs for nearly every computer task you can think of though, when it comes to Ubuntu
[07:22] <phoenixzorn> ghufran, that's kinda silly... are they on the same network?
[07:23] <rich4> i guess its not the same though
[07:23] <sebsebseb> rich4: What do you want to ecomplish on a computer?   What do you want to do?   Let's find out if Ubuntu can fit your needs.
[07:23] <ghufran> yes .. both laptops are on the same network
[07:23] <sebsebseb> rich4: there are a few differences here and there, but nothing major, when it comes to the basics
[07:23] <rich4> ok
[07:23] <rich4> ?
[07:24] <rich4> like terminal
[07:24] <zackattack> i did "apt-get install git" but i don't see git in my path. what do i do?
[07:24] <rich4> nothing like dos
[07:24] <zackattack> i'm on hardy
[07:24] <sebsebseb> rich4: well yes, but you don't need to use that for the basics
[07:24] <phoenixzorn> rich4, what do you do in windows on a daily basis?
[07:24] <sebsebseb> rich4: however for installing programs it's great using the terminal, much quicker than the graphical ways
[07:25] <rich4> i can't think right off the bat
[07:25] <zackattack> anyone?
[07:25] <andrew_46> zackattack: The package is git-core
[07:25] <zackattack> ah, thanks
[07:25] <rich4> i knew where everything was
[07:25] <phoenixzorn> rich4, things like e-mail, web browsing, image editing???
[07:25] <rich4> i can do that stuff
[07:25] <phoenixzorn> rich4, the most important thing, do you use Windows for work?
[07:25] <rich4> oh wait
[07:26] <rich4> in stalling programs
[07:26] <quitenormal> hi. hey I received something on facebook telling me to visit GALEWHER .COM . Apparently it's a virus, DO NOT VISIT THAT SITE. Does anyone know how it works, and, am I infected?
[07:26] <sebsebseb> phoenixzorn: KDE 4 is more Windows looking, but I am not sure about recommending that much to new users.
[07:26] <phoenixzorn> lol... Gnome is so much prettier and sleek.
[07:26] <sebsebseb> quitenormal: probably some trick for Windows users
[07:26] <sebsebseb> phoenixzorn: yeah indeed, Gnome is rather easy to use
[07:26] <phoenixzorn> but I agree, KDE is much more windows like...
[07:27] <phoenixzorn> rich4, perhaps try installing Kubuntu?  but the big question still has to be answered... do you use your Windows computer for work?
[07:27] <skitzo> i hate this bloody windows partition showing up on ubuntu.. gggrrr ;|
[07:27] <quitenormal> sebsebseb probably but I can't find any info on google about it, save for: IT's A VIRUS! So how can I be sure?
[07:27] <phoenixzorn> skitzo, it's supposed to do that.
[07:27] <rich4> no play
[07:27] <sebsebseb> !virus | quitenormal
[07:27] <phoenixzorn> gaming?
[07:28] <sebsebseb> rich4: you can dual boot :)
[07:28] <phoenixzorn> rich4, games?
[07:28] <sebsebseb> rich4: Windows and Ubuntu
[07:28] <rich4> oh my girl friend doesn't lie it either
[07:28] <quitenormal> sebsebseb yeah I know linux is different to windows
[07:28] <phoenixzorn> sigh... how old are you and your girlfriend?
[07:28] <rich4> oh my girl friend doesn't like it either
[07:28] <sebsebseb> rich4: Who put Ubuntu on there and why?
[07:28] <phoenixzorn> rich4 ^^^^
[07:28] <skitzo> i know but i got rid of it before with the help of somebody in here then i went and installed ubuntu again  the x64 version and i cant remember the persons name that helped me get rid of it :(
[07:29] <phoenixzorn> skitzo, why would you not want to be able to see it?
[07:29] <rich4> bought it this way
[07:29] <sebsebseb> rich4: oh
[07:29] <phoenixzorn> rich4, bought the laptop with Ubuntu?  what brand?
[07:29] <sebsebseb> rich4: ok I understand
[07:29] <rich4> desktop
[07:29] <sebsebseb> rich4: so you didn't know you would get another OS with it instead of Windows?
[07:29] <skitzo> why would i? its the windows filesystem for windows if im in windows i just want the linux filesystem and my two media partitions
[07:29] <phoenixzorn> rich4, Dell?
[07:30] <rich4> i knew it on here but i have xp
[07:30] <skitzo> plus when i mount the media drives u get access to the windows one
[07:30] <rich4> built comp
[07:30] <sebsebseb> rich4: I have helped two not so technical people quite a bit with Ubuntu, both of them get on with it quite well, the first loves how she does not have to do loads of  virus scan and that rubbish
[07:30] <phoenixzorn> skitzo, because ubuntu can handle NTFS now, so there's no reason to hide it... if you need a document from windows, or something like that, you can just grab it... and not reboot to find something.
[07:30] <rich4> ok
[07:31] <sebsebseb> rich4: you have an XP CD?
[07:31] <rich4> ya
[07:31] <sebsebseb> rich4: you can set up a dual boot :)
[07:31] <rich4> how
[07:31] <sebsebseb> rich4: Ubuntu is a good OS, for a lot of stuff,  there is just a bit of a learning curve first as a new user of course
[07:31] <rich4> grub
[07:31] <phoenixzorn> rich4, I had a friend with Vista... she was tired of malware, spyware, and "virus scanners" that were viruses themselves popping up in Windows... I installed Ubuntu, and haven't heard a complaint in 2 months... lol
[07:32] <rich4> cool
[07:32] <skitzo> yeah but all that stuffs in the two media partitions.. all thats in the windows filesystem is windows os/programs
[07:32] <sebsebseb> rich4: you can do nearly anything you can do in  WIndows in Ubuntu
[07:32] <ksadler97> Just joined, rich4 you can also use Virtual Box to run Windows XP
[07:32] <evan__> See, now, I respect people's opinions as far as OS's go, but at a certain point, viruses and spyware and malware moves from the fault of the OS to the fault of the user..
[07:32] <andrew_46> rich4: Consider virtual machine as well: http://ubuntuforums.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=136012&d=1258101150
[07:32] <phoenixzorn> rich4, give it a little time, Ubuntu is my favorite OS, and the only reason I don't have it on all my computers is that I need windows for work, and don't want to dual boot or run a virtual machine.
[07:32] <sebsebseb> ksadler97: well he wants to run games,  which games I don't know
[07:32] <evan__> I had Vista for almost a year before upgrading to 7 and never had a problem.
[07:33] <bazhang> !ot
[07:33] <rich4> i have done that virture
[07:33] <sebsebseb> bazhang: hmm that's a point
[07:33] <skitzo> so i got windows and linux seperate sharing the two mass storage partitions
[07:33] <sebsebseb> rich4: ok we are trying to find out if Ubuntu is for you, but really it's off topic,  come join #ubuntu-offtopic and we can continue
[07:33] <phoenixzorn> evan__, I had fixed it on more than one occasion, and it got to the point where I couldn't fix it again, so it was either a fresh install of Vista (never), Windows 7 (could have been) or Ubuntu...
[07:33] <phoenixzorn> she picked Linux.
[07:34] <ksadler97> I run Ultimate Ubuntu and Virtual Windows XP, Windows 7, and Vista until people open up to Linux more
[07:34] <bazhang> lets take this to #ubuntu-offtopic please
[07:34] <sebsebseb> rich4:   /join  #ubuntu-offtopic  type that in, if your not sure how to join
[07:35] <phoenixzorn> sebsebseb, back to the google issue.... it's a netbook, there's no way I'm running a virtual box or VMWare session on it...
[07:35] <sebsebseb> phoenixzorn: come join :)  and  andrew_46 and anyone else that was part of it
[07:36] <zamba> what's wrong with my system? everytime i do any large IO process, my whole computer lags to a complete halt.. when i run mkisofs all my other terminals fades out..
[07:36] <ghufran> phoenixzorn, i installed vnc and it takes me to the login screen of the xp box .. but when i enter the password it says: Connection to host  was closed
[07:36] <phoenixzorn> did you give the linux box permission to connect?
[07:36] <smiter> anyone in here have experience installing and running 9.04 or 9.10 using a radeon 9200 vid card?
[07:37] <zamba> same problem when i'm burning a cd
[07:37] <geekchick_> क्या कोई हिंदी में बात करता है यहाँ?
[07:37] <ksadler97> Smiter, I have always defaulted to Envy and now Envy-NG to work with video cards
[07:37] <lynx`> wuttt. tibetan?
[07:38] <smiter> whats the diff between envy and envy-ng?
[07:38] <smiter> but envy wont help when i get a black screen on install
[07:38] <ksadler97> Envy worked until 8.04, I believe.  Envy-NG is the lastest encarnation
[07:39] <smiter> unless there is a way to use envy in the bootup
[07:39] <geekchick_> मेरे ubuntu लैपटॉप में ntlm authentication कैसे चल सकता है?
[07:39] <phoenixzorn> I'm still looking for a viable solution to having an Ubuntu Netbook with Google Voice and Video Chat...
[07:39] <phoenixzorn> anyone with something for me?
[07:40] <ksadler97> try passing some default vga codes during install, i found them on wikipedia when I was having this problem
[07:40] <bazhang> geekchick_, thai ?
[07:40] <geekchick_> hindi. i comfortable no english
[07:40] <smiter> i am a total noob with linux.. how would i try defalt vga codes on the install?
[07:41] <nanomachine> !dualmonitors
[07:41] <bazhang> geekchick_, #ubuntu-in for hindi
[07:41] <ksadler97> when ubuntu starts, one option is the add lines to the boot process
[07:42] <ksadler97> should be on the first splash screen
[07:42] <nanomachine> i am having a problem with dual monitors and games in full screen. half of the game shows on one screen and half on the other. how can i get the games to show on my primary monitor (right one) only?
[07:43] <smiter> first splash screen Or like in the case of a dual boot.. one of the options alone with the first option list after choosing ubuntu?
[07:43] <ksadler97> i believe so
[07:43] <smiter> what do I type in there?
[07:44] <ksadler97> usually something like vga=796, i think, check the wiki. I think that is vga with 1024x768
[07:44] <christina> can someone help me  with audacious ?
[07:45] <panlin> what problem?
[07:45] <Polysics> hello
[07:45] <smiter> ok thanks i will give that and wiki a shoot
[07:45] <Polysics> can i just slap KDE on an Ubuntu install
[07:46] <ksadler97> Polysics, yes, since KDE is just a desktop manager.  Try going to Synaptic and just adding it.
[07:46] <Polysics> ksadler97, will it pop up in GDM as a choice?
[07:46] <bazhang> Polysics, kubuntu-desktop package
[07:46] <Polysics> is it eventually removable without problems?
[07:47] <llutz> ksadler97: kde isn't a desktopmanager
[07:47] <bazhang> Polysics, /msg ubottu puregnome
[07:47] <Polysics> cool, thanks :-)
[07:47] <bazhang> yw :)
[07:47] <ksadler97> ok, how about a graphical interface
[07:47] <skitzo> hey guys i'll give up on this windows 7 thing lol one last thing if i have a downloaded java program with everything in folder wheres the best place in the filesystem to copy it? and also how do i get permission to do so? thanks in advance
[07:47] <llutz> ksadler97: its a desktop-environment
[07:47] <dsnyders> lstarnes, I may have found something to read windows event logs.  Grokevt.
[07:49] <christina> panlin , I added "add to playlist" option in right click through nautilus file manager for adding songs in audacious but after adding songs through that add to playlist option the added songs are not playing in audacious
[07:53] <smiter> this radeon card is giving me such a pain in the buttocks
[07:53] <panlin> christina, I just select the songs and put them to audacious2's playlist, that's work
[07:53] <imagodei> I have 9.04 Server, I manually configured DHCP on two interfaces. One is plugged to network, the other not. I get this message (reloading /etc/samba/smb.conf smbd only) every 5 minutes or so. Is there any way to stop smbd from reloading every time dhcp tries to get IP?
[07:54] <nanomachine> i am having a problem with dual monitors and games in full screen. half of the game shows on one screen and half on the other. how can i get the games to show on my primary monitor (right one) only?
[07:54] <christina> panlin , that thing is not working here
[07:55] <panlin> christina, are you using audacious2?
[07:56] <christina> YES
[07:56] <abcxlc> Hello
[07:57] <abcxlc> christina: sazzy! :)
[07:57] <panlin> christina, then why not try banshee? :)
[07:58] <christina> panlin, is it due to audacious2 ?
[07:59] <panlin> christina, I'm sorry, I don't know, I just a very beginner of Ubuntu  :(
[07:59] <smiter> since i am having a problem with the black screen on an install of ubuntu, should i install in safe graphic mod ?
[07:59] <abcxlc> Panlin thats the new Sony console right :P
[07:59] <abcxlc> PainRaice
[07:59] <panlin> abcxlc, what?
[07:59] <abcxlc> Those are good
[08:00] <bazhang> abcxlc, did you have a support question?
[08:01] <smiter> i did bazhang.....
[08:01] <smiter> since i am having a problem with the black screen on an install of ubuntu, should i install in safe graphic mod ?
[08:01] <bazhang> abcxlc, chat in #ubuntu-offtopic NOT here
[08:01] <abcxlc> panlin: Dont you love pain raiche ?
[08:01] <abcxlc> bazhang: Im here to enbiggen the souls
[08:01] <abcxlc> excellent
[08:01] <smiter> lol
[08:02] <panlin> abcxlc, I don't what you are talking about........
[08:03] <bazhang> abcxlc, please take chat there.
[08:03] <panlin> abcxlc, I don't know what you are talking about........
[08:03] <abcxlc> Spyker balls hang. Saab Spykes smiter indefinitely. Egypt seems sandily unprecedented by Sandi :=)
[08:04] <carlos> hola
[08:05] <smiter> que tal
[08:05] <panlin> hola
[08:05] <snoopy> hola amiga
[08:05] <bazhang> !es
[08:05] <smiter> amiga? lol
[08:05] <carlos> lol
[08:05] <snoopy> si :P
[08:05] <kronix> bazhang es uno puta
[08:05] <Guest18520> que mal
[08:05] <snoopy> jajaja
[08:05] <bazhang> kronix, stop that
[08:05] <kronix> Guest18520: soy Americano
[08:05] <smiter> lo siento
[08:05] <Dday> I get this error when updating to 9.10 "Could not install 'linux-image-2.6.28-17-generic'"
[08:05] <smiter> no soy.. es... I am American!
[08:06] <kronix> Dday: Espanyol por favor
[08:06] <Guest18520> okey
[08:06] <Guest18520> we can talk in english..
[08:06] <smiter> as in a citizen of the U.S. of A
[08:06] <Guest18520> this server is
[08:06] <smiter> oh.. legal citizen
[08:06] <Guest18520> is not freenode right?
[08:07] <jezier> hi.. how can I create new abi for my custom kernel (I have a couple of new modules)
[08:10] <uber> irc://irc.rizon.net
[08:13] <bullgard> Ubuntu seems to start wpa_supplicant by default. Why?
[08:13] <jozefk> anybody ever tried to use the bat! email client on ubuntu through wine?
[08:15] <Boon> hello
[08:15] <Boon> how do i intall this
[08:15] <Boon> mesa-libGL-devel
[08:15] <Boon> mesa-libGLU-devel
[08:15] <Boon> libXi-devel
[08:15] <Boon> libXmu-devel
[08:15] <Boon> freeglut-devel.x86_64
[08:15] <Boon> ?
[08:15] <Boon> any idea?
[08:16] <nephlim> I might have a flase positive with chkroot kit. IT flagged dhclient3
[08:16] <geirha> Boon: Those look like redhat package names
[08:16] <nephlim> eth0: PACKET SNIFFER(/sbin/dhclient3[8681])
[08:16] <nephlim> any ideas?
[08:16] <llutz> Boon: apt-cache search
[08:16] <imagodei> I have 9.04 Server, I manually configured DHCP on two interfaces. One is plugged to network, the other not. I get this message (reloading /etc/samba/smb.conf smbd only) every 5 minutes or so. Is there any way to stop smbd from reloading every time dhcp tries to get IP?
[08:18] <crankyadmin> nephlim: dhclient needs to listen for a DHCP broadcast so yes it prob is  false positive!
[08:19] <geirha> Boon: I think the following ubuntu packages should get you the needed development files: libxi-dev libxmu-dev libglu1-mesa-dev libglut3-dev
[08:20] <nephlim> crankyadmin, thanks man.
[08:20] <noob_> hai all
[08:20] <noob_> ...
[08:20] <noob_> any body on this room
[08:20] <noob_> am have some problem,
[08:20] <nephlim> hi noob__
[08:21] <noob_> hai nephlim
[08:21] <noob_> am have problem, let's discus
[08:21] <nanomachine> i am having a problem with dual monitors and games in full screen. half of the game shows on one screen and half on the other. how can i get the games to show on my primary monitor (right one) only?
[08:21] <noob_> am can't used, desktop effect on my pc.
[08:21] <noob_> am have install ati cotrol center
[08:21] <noob_> how can i remove
[08:21] <noob_> it
[08:22] <nephlim> noob_, one moment please
[08:22] <noob_> nephlim : oke
[08:24] <Boon> i get it installed by installing freeglut3
[08:24] <nephlim> noob_, how did you install it?
[08:25] <noob_> am don't know
[08:25] <crc32> ok so again how do we disable the splash screen so we can see all the messages during startup?
[08:26] <noob_>  nephlin : i don't know, am new on used it
[08:26] <c_nick> how to find out the glib version
[08:26] <noob_> but b 4 am can used that effect and know am can't used it.
[08:26] <noob_> nephlin : but b 4 am can used that effect and know am can't used it.
[08:27] <bbalajirao> Hello all
[08:27] <nephlim> noob_, do you have compiz installed?
[08:28] <c_nick> nephlim:
[08:28] <nephlim> hello c_nick
[08:29] <c_nick> go to the package manager.. there i think u can find what u r looking for
[08:29] <c_nick> how to find out the glib version
[08:29] <lstarnes> c_nick: aptitude show libglib
[08:29] <Polysics> helo
[08:29] <bullgard> Why did the developers of the DEB package »ubuntu-desktop« include the dependency »Depends: wpasupplicant« in the  DEB package »ubuntu-desktop«?
[08:29] <lstarnes> c_nick: actually, it should be aptitude show libglib2.0-0
[08:30] <Polysics> is it me, or does KDE actually feel faster?
[08:30] <c_nick> hm ok
[08:30] <lstarnes> bullgard: because it uses wpasupplicant for WPA authentication for wireless networks
[08:30] <noob_> YES
[08:30] <noob_> nephlin : yes am have it
[08:31] <noob_> nephlin : am have compiz installed
[08:31] <abcxlc> No
[08:31] <abcxlc> YES
[08:31] <nephlim> noob_, good. do you also have compizconfig settings manager?
[08:31] <bullgard> lstarnes: But as a rule I do not use WLAN. So It consumes my ressources unneccessarily.
[08:32] <nephlim> noob_, under SYSTEM>PREFERENCES
[08:32] <c_nick> lstarnes: i want to install libglib2.8
[08:32] <noob_> nephlin : am will try
[08:32] <lstarnes> c_nick: you need to check the version returned by aptitude
[08:32] <abcxlc> Like an Eagle, Fly touch the Sun!!! :)
[08:32] <c_nick> 2.16 sorry.
[08:32] <noob_> nephlin : what must i do nephlin
[08:32] <bazhang> abcxlc, please stay on topic
[08:32] <c_nick> i opened the synaptic package manager and saw there it said libglib2.0
[08:32] <abcxlc> Yes mr ballhang
[08:33] <abcxlc> i will
[08:33] <lstarnes> c_nick: for the actual installed version, use this: aptitude show libglib2.0-0 | grep -i ^version:
[08:33] <lstarnes> bullgard: many users would need it
[08:33] <nephlim> noob_, click system, then look under preferences
[08:33] <c_nick> what does grep mean
[08:33] <Duskao> hey guys, is there a way I can change my settings so I will always start the computer with the performance setting for my processors?
[08:33] <bullgard> lstarnes: Thank you for your information.
[08:33] <lstarnes> c_nick: just type that line into the terminal
[08:33] <suresh> hi
[08:33] <nephlim> c_nick, man grep :)
[08:33] <noob_> nephlin : am not find it
[08:33] <abcxlc> bazhang: Get: "Iron Maiden" -> "Die With your Boots On" (Awesome)
[08:34] <nephlim> noob_, ok one moment
[08:34] <lstarnes> c_nick: grep is one of the utilities used for searching for strings of text
[08:34] <soreau> nephlim: I believe he said compiz is not working.. in which case ccsm wont help
[08:34] <soreau> noob_: Pastebin the output of 'compiz &' from your terminal to pastebin.com
[08:34] <suresh> i want to install yahoo messenger in ubuntu can some one help me
[08:34] <noob_> nephlin : what i must do
[08:34] <Duskao> suresh you'll have to do it with wine
[08:34] <c_nick> it says 2.16.6
[08:35] <nephlim> soreau, i had a similar problem and when i installed CCSM i was alble to get stuff working again
[08:35] <mr_e_panda> hello LSTARNES
[08:35] <lstarnes> mr_e_panda: hi (my name is not all caps)
[08:35] <mr_e_panda> sorry
[08:35] <c_nick> lstarnes: Requested 'glib-2.0 >= 2.21.3' but version of GLib is 2.16.6 Consider adjusting the PKG_CONFIG_PATH environment variable if you installed software in a non-standard prefix.Alternatively, you may set the environment variables GLIB_CFLAGS and GLIB_LIBS to avoid the need to call pkg-config.See the pkg-config man page for more details.
[08:35] <noob_> soureau: what i must do
[08:35] <suresh> new to ubuntu
[08:35] <mr_e_panda> just wanted to grab ur attention
[08:35] <suresh> and linus
[08:35] <mr_e_panda> lol
[08:35] <mr_e_panda> so yes
[08:35] <crc32> How do we restart iptables?
[08:35] <lstarnes> mr_e_panda: it will get my attention as long as my nick is in it
[08:35] <crc32> /etc/init.d/iptables restart doesn't work anymore
[08:35] <mr_e_panda> do u remember our convo earlier about the ps3 problem i i've been having
[08:36] <suresh> how should i search , download and install yahoo messenger in ubuntu
[08:36] <noob_> nephlin : what i must do
[08:36] <noob_> soureau: what i must do
[08:36] <lstarnes> mr_e_panda: yes, of course I do
[08:36] <lstarnes> mr_e_panda: please prefix your messages with my nick so that my client highlights them
[08:36] <soreau> noob_: Pastebin the output of 'compiz &' from your terminal to pastebin.com
[08:36] <Duskao> suresh: winehq.org then download wine, or in the Ubuntu software centre. Then install yahoo messenger as you would on windows.
[08:36] <mr_e_panda> lstarnes: excellent, well i'm running the install once again
[08:36] <noob_> soureau: what command must i do for paste on pastebin.com
[08:37] <nephlim> noob_, just copy and paste
[08:37] <Duskao> nvm
[08:37] <suresh> some one there
[08:37] <mr_e_panda> lstarnes i'm using the ubuntu alternate cd for the ps3
[08:37] <crc32> Whats the new way to do "/etc/init.d/someservice stop" in ubunto 9.10
[08:37] <suresh> to help in installing yahoo messenger
[08:37] <noob_> this nephlin : http://pastebin.com/m1eb36a40
[08:38] <noob_> and soreau : http://pastebin.com/m1eb36a40
[08:38] <mr_e_panda> lstarnes: I noticed on one of the screens when I am making the profile that it states that it will create user profiles instead of a root profile
[08:38] <lstarnes> mr_e_panda: is there any other version of ubuntu known to work on ps3?
[08:38] <nephlim> noob_,  ok. one moment
[08:38] <soreau> noob_: 1) Start a terminal (Applications>Accessories>Terminal) 2) Type 'compiz &' without tick marks 3) Press enter 4) Go to pastebin.com in your browser and copy the output from your terminal 5) Click submit, then show us the link it gives back here
[08:38] <mr_e_panda> lstarnes: there's a desktop cd
[08:38] <nephlim> soreau, he's missing xgl
[08:39] <mr_e_panda> lstarnes: but i was having even more problems with it
[08:39] <noob_> oke
[08:39] <soreau> nephlim: Xgl is not required to run compiz, except for a few specific setups. The message "checking for Xgl: not present" is simply an informational message, not an error.
[08:39]  * nephlim learned something
[08:39] <mr_e_panda> lstarnes: it never gave me an option to create a root account
[08:39] <soreau> noob_: Your drivers are messed up. Pastebin /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[08:39] <crc32> When did ubunto get the "service" command?
[08:40] <lstarnes> mr_e_panda: does it give you an option to set up sudo or add a root password?
[08:40] <lstarnes> crc32: 9.10
[08:40] <mr_e_panda> no
[08:40] <mr_e_panda> lstarnes: no
[08:41] <c_nick> how to install glib2.21.3
[08:41] <lstarnes> c_nick: don't
[08:41] <crc32> so "service iptables stop" Doesn't do it. "/etc/init.d/iptables stop" doesn't either. How do we stop iptables or restart it or what ever?
[08:41] <lstarnes> c_nick: you need to use a newer version of ubuntu, or compile glib2.21.3 from source
[08:41] <lstarnes> c_nick: using a newer version of ubuntu is a safer option
[08:41] <Polysics> why do my startup apps not get saved?
[08:42] <lstarnes> crc32: iptables can't be stopped or reset.  It is a kernel feature, not a service
[08:42] <Polysics> i add them, but they do not get started nor are in the list when i log back in
[08:42] <Polysics> you can flush iptables, but you need to save rules first
[08:42] <lstarnes> crc32: there are methods to change the rules in iptables or clear them though, but I forget how
[08:42] <Inzuka> What's the command to install Pulse Audio?
[08:42] <Polysics> iptables -F removes all rules
[08:42] <crc32> lstarnes since when? I've always been able to create new rules then restart iptables.
[08:42] <c_nick> hmm
[08:42] <Polysics> you don't "restart" iptables
[08:42] <darek_> omen
[08:42] <lstarnes> crc32: I mean that it can't be restarted in the same way as regular services
[08:42] <crc32> yea its usually edit /etc/iptables.sav then service iptables restart
[08:43] <Polysics> on ubuntu?
[08:43] <crc32> root@ballsack:/backup/etc/network/if-up.d# cat iptables
[08:43] <crc32> #!/bin/sh
[08:43] <crc32> iptables-restore < /etc/iptables.sav
[08:43] <darek_> my name is darek pseudonim omen
[08:43] <darek_> heh
[08:43] <darek_> ;p
[08:43] <darek_> dk
[08:43] <crc32> I put my rules in /etc/iptables.sav but they don't execute for some reason.
[08:43] <darek_> gasjchylan;iwf
[08:43] <FloodBot4> darek_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:43] <rww> darek_: do you have an Ubuntu technical support question?
[08:43] <Polysics> i am no iptables expert, but usually i do it all from the command line
[08:44] <subito> hi, how can i scan the other computers (192.168.1.*) connected on my local network?
[08:44] <crc32> ubuntu is being a douchebag
[08:44] <crc32> too many changes too fast.
[08:44] <Polysics> subito, Administration > Network tools
[08:45] <Polysics> but you need to know what you're looking for (and what you are doing :-) )
[08:45] <subito> Polysics: what's the equivalent for kubuntu?
[08:45] <mr_e_panda> lstarnes: any input?
[08:45] <Polysics> no idea, i just flew from KDE
[08:45] <crc32> So whats the upstarty way to restart sshd then?
[08:45] <Polysics> too much glass for my tastes
[08:45] <subito> Polysics: :D
[08:46] <subito> isn't there a command just to know the other ip's of the computers that are connected?
[08:46] <imagodei> I have 9.04 Server, I manually configured DHCP on two interfaces. One is plugged to network, the other not. I get this message (reloading /etc/samba/smb.conf smbd only) every 5 minutes or so. Is there any way to stop smbd from reloading every time dhcp tries to get IP?
[08:46] <fabio> arp -an
[08:47] <subito> fabio: thanks :)
[08:47] <fabio> why is dhcp client releasing the IP ?
[08:47] <Polysics> how can i gie my aptitude Super Cow powers? i feel defraudated
[08:47] <Polysics> *give
[08:47] <fabio> that is a sane approach instead of disable DHCP verbosity
[08:47] <imagodei> fabio: is this directed to me?
[08:48] <Polysics> i bet all of your aptitudes have Super Cow powers!
[08:48] <Polysics> :-)
[08:48] <soreau> noob_: I am going to step away for a moment. To make it easier to help you, please pastebin your /var/log/Xorg.0.log file and show the link in #compiz
[08:48] <craig^> Hai guise, I am running ubuntu remix, I can't figure out how set f spot not to come up when I click on an image link from IRC/IM clients
[08:48] <fabio> guys, gotta go I am looking for #java
[08:48] <crc32> So... Where do I put iptable rules so that the are executed at the next bootup. :|
[08:48] <fabio> bye
[08:48] <craig^> Any ideas/other channels I should check out for support
[08:49] <Dday> i just upgraded to 9.10 and the sound no longer works
[08:49] <suresh> hi <Duskao>
[08:50] <suresh> hi any there by mistake i had run the apt-get autoremove
[08:50] <cast> argh! i have no /dev/dsp anymore!
[08:50] <suresh> in that packages are removed
[08:50] <suresh> can any one help
[08:50] <crc32> for real I have iptables rules I'd really like to execute on each boot up.
[08:50] <Inzuka> If you find a solution, Dday, let me know, because I've been looking for two days now for a solution.
[08:50] <crc32> This is so annoying.
[08:51] <craig^> Where can I find the default app menu
[08:51] <cast> crc32: /etc/rc.local?
[08:51] <craig^> For what app's should pop up when I open/click on stuff
[08:51] <Dday> okay Inzuka, was the sound previously working for you?
[08:51] <goraxe> Hi, im trying to build a deb package using cdbs, & I need to patch the configure.ac
[08:51] <suresh> any one there
[08:51] <suresh> who can help me the issue
[08:51] <smiter> whats the easiest or best way to back up my ubuntu before i try tweeking it so if i make a mistake i can revert back to the working rendition?
[08:51] <crc32> that will get clobered if I ever decide to upgrade packages.
[08:52] <cast> crc32: will it?
[08:52] <dman777> anyone here use posfix?
[08:52] <Inzuka> Well, previously I was on Windows Vista.  I installed Karmic two days ago, and it never worked upon installation, Dday.
[08:52] <goraxe> the _UPDATE_ACLOCAL scripts seem not to be
[08:52] <cast> crc32: if it does, it's a bug.
[08:52] <lstarnes> cast: /etc/rc.local is never edited automatically by scripts
[08:52] <crc32> cast: Yes I used to do crap like that all the time.  Your no really supposed to tamper with init scripts directly. Usually a distro gives you some kind of ability to store iptable rules
[08:53] <mr_e_panda> lstarnes: n e more input by any chance?
[08:54] <lstarnes> mr_e_panda: no, sorry
[08:54] <crc32> lstarnes: Whats the real way to configure iptables rules?
[08:54] <cast> crc32: if you're sure, file a bug report
[08:54] <lstarnes> mr_e_panda: I have absolutely zero experience with the ps3
[08:54] <hamachi> I have 8.04 right now... Is it worth upgrading to 8.10?
[08:54] <smiter> hmm tons of questions here.. i am about to try to install the more advanced video drivers for my radeon crd, what envy package do i instal
[08:54] <mr_e_panda> lstarnes: that's ok, thanks for ur help though i appreciate the effort
[08:54] <crc32> cast: Whats the correct way to set iptables?
[08:54] <mneptok> hamachi: wait for 10.04
[08:55] <hamachi> rgr
[08:55] <hamachi> thx
[08:55] <cast> create init.d script and correct symlink
[08:55] <lstarnes> crc32: I recall adding some scripts to the directories under /etc/network/ to do save iptables rules when interfaces go down and reload them when they go up
[08:55] <mr_e_panda> any one here familiar with Ubuntu on a PS3?
[08:55] <lstarnes> crc32: I think ufw might save rules
[08:55] <crc32> thre seems to be a correct way for everything else in ubuntu 9.10
[08:55] <smiter> 10.4 is a pretty big jump.. especially with the changes in compatibility, make sure you ahve a newer machine and hardware
[08:55] <mneptok> mr_e_panda: i am familiar with Ubuntu and the PS3, but have not installed Linux on my console.
[08:55] <smiter> 9.10 has been a pain lol
[08:56] <crc32> What is /etc/networks/ip-up.d for?
[08:56] <mr_e_panda> mneptok: darn... my questions have to do with not being able to use the sudo command because the alternate cd does not set up a root user
[08:56] <hamachi> ahh
[08:56] <hamachi> I have an old Dell laptop from 2004
[08:56] <llutz> crc32: to run scripts when ifaces come up
[08:56] <hamachi> maybe 10.04 not so good?
[08:57] <mneptok> mr_e_panda: yes it does
[08:57] <crc32> crc@ballsack:/etc/network$ cat ip-up.d
[08:57] <crc32> #!/bin/sh
[08:57] <crc32> iptables-restore < /etc/iptables.sav
[08:57] <mneptok> mr_e_panda: what happens when you run sudo?
[08:57] <crc32> Doesn't seem to be working
[08:57] <mr_e_panda> metptok: hmmmm.... i did not see that screen.
[08:57] <lstarnes> crc32: if-up.d is a directory, not a file
[08:57] <Flannel> mr_e_panda: A root user doesn't exist at all?
[08:57] <mneptok> mr_e_panda: uhhh .... what screen?
[08:57] <crc32> really its a file on my system for some reason
[08:57] <smiter> the upgrade from 8.04 to 8.10 i have heard isnt bad.. but from 8.10-9.04 had problems, and i have read 9.04-9.10 is even worse.. graphic cards seem to be the worst
[08:58] <llutz> crc32: usning network-manager? not sure if it uses those dirs
[08:58] <mr_e_panda> mneptok: when i type sudo it asks me for my password then tells me that my username is not part of the sudoer file
[08:58] <hamachi> can I upgrade without making a disc?
[08:58] <hamachi> maybe through upgrade manager?
[08:58] <Flannel> mr_e_panda: type 'groups', are you in the admin group?
[08:58] <hamachi> update manager*
[08:58] <crc32> if-up.d is the direcory your thinking of. I'm not sure what ip-up.d is supposed to be.
[08:58] <Flannel> hamachi: Yes, that's the preferred method of upgrading
[08:58] <mr_e_panda> Flannel: no user name exists at all
[08:58] <Flannel> !upgrade | Hiall
[08:58] <mneptok> mr_e_panda: Ubuntu adds the user created during the install process to the admin group. use that account.
[08:58] <kritzi> gibt es eventuell 'nen trick wie ich ein terminal programm dazu bringe immer als root zu starten?
[08:58] <hamachi> flannel: how do I go about this?
[08:59] <mr_e_panda> mneptok: I am using that account
[08:59] <Flannel> Hiall: sorry, hamachi, see the factoid ubottu just mentioned regarding UpgradeNotes
[08:59] <kritzi> sry. wron language channel :)
[08:59] <indus> hamachi: yeah upgrade to 8.10 then to 9.04 and to 9.10 :) or burn a cd and direct install 9.10
[08:59] <lstarnes> crc32: I have if-pre-up.d containing a script to restore iptables, and if-post-down.d containing a script to save the rules
[08:59] <mneptok> hamachi: just wait for 10.04
[08:59] <crc32> does anyone here use iptables?
[08:59] <mr_e_panda> flannel: i'm reinstalling the system right now so i can't run it at the moment
[08:59] <lstarnes> crc32: I do
[08:59] <mneptok> hamachi: it will be an easier upgrade for you.
[08:59] <kritzi> crc32, our firewall do :)
[08:59] <smiter> mneptok how will it be easier?
[08:59] <crc32> I swear I added the ip rules loader.
[08:59] <crc32> Let me try again
[09:00] <Flannel> mr_e_panda: Alright, you might have a bad disc that you're trying to install from.  User stuff gets set up at the end, so a problem would leave you with user issues, but otherwise working system.  Be sure to verify the disc (from the boot menu)
[09:00] <mneptok> smiter: you will be able to upgrade directly from 8.04 to 10.04.
[09:00] <abcxlc> Chat test
[09:00] <papul> lemme try mutt
[09:00] <mneptok> smiter: otherwise, you have to 8.04 > 8.10 > 9.04 > 9.10
[09:00] <hamachi> than again, if I dont like 8.10, I dont want to reverse this sheeet
[09:00] <mr_e_panda> flannel: ok
[09:01] <hamachi> and 8.04 has LTS..
[09:01] <indus> hamachi: i suggest stick with 804 and wait till 10.04
[09:01] <smiter> you mean mneptok, you mean all the bugs from upgrading from 8.04-9.10 will have been worked out?
[09:01] <hamachi> ya I think I'm gonna do that
[09:01] <hamachi> I wish I could get wireless working on this thing though
[09:01] <crc32> lets see if it took.
[09:01] <crc32> rebooting again.
[09:01] <mneptok> smiter: i mean that you can upgrade from LTS to LTS without the intermediate releases
[09:01] <Boon> i get this
[09:01] <Boon> ft2build.h: No such file or directory
[09:01] <Boon> how do i install freetype?
[09:01] <mneptok> !info freetype
[09:02] <crc32> I think when I moved the script over the first time i accidently cp bah /etc/network/ip-up.d instead of /etc/network/if-up.d
[09:02] <llutz> Boon: libfreetype6-dev
[09:02] <crc32> cool I feel safer already. The rules loaded.
[09:03] <llutz> Boon: you should lear to use apt-file too
[09:03] <llutz> learn*
[09:03] <mr_e_panda> flannel: when I am in the "set up users and passwords" screen it says this "A user account will be created for you to use instead of the root account for non administrative activities.  Please enter the real name of this user. Tis information will be used for instace as default origin for emails sent by this user as well as any program which displays or uses the user's real name."
[09:03] <crc32> Weird.
[09:03] <Guest27909> hi. some time ago i made a backup of my entire hard disk. the backup is just a raw file, no formatting or anything. i need to restore it now, but i forgot which program i used to create it. the entire file system is inside the backup file, i just need to write it to disk. does anyone know which program i might use?
[09:03] <mneptok> mr_e_panda: Ubuntu does not use a root user
[09:04] <mneptok> mr_e_panda: Ubuntu uses sudo
[09:04] <llutz> Guest27909: sudo fdisk -l your-image.foo
[09:04] <mr_e_panda> mneptok: yes i understand that. but when i use sudo it does not allow me to use sudo
[09:05] <mneptok> mr_e_panda: note carefully the user you create during the install process
[09:05] <skitzo> hi guys i've downloaded an application for linux (java based) i have it working i just want to know how and where to place the folder in the file system as i cant get access
[09:05] <mr_e_panda> mneptok: right
[09:06] <crc32> mr_e_panda: wait what? No root user in ubunto?
[09:06] <mr_e_panda> mneptok: without that information i would not even be able to log in to my desktop
[09:06] <mr_e_panda> everything works fine on my laptop
[09:06] <mr_e_panda> lol
[09:06] <kameron> is there a log file somewhere with a list of connections made over ssh?
[09:06] <Kottizen> No.
[09:07] <lstarnes> kameron: look in /var/log/auth.log
[09:07] <Kottizen> oh
[09:07] <Kottizen> Sorry, wrongread.
[09:08] <mr_e_panda> mneptok: finishing up the installation right now
[09:08] <skitzo> anybody?
[09:09] <Boon> many body here
[09:09] <Boon> :D
[09:09] <wildlappy> morning all
[09:10] <skitzo> lol and i thought my question was basic as this time round
[09:10] <kameron> lstarnes, it's all recent, only goes back to the 20th. looking for something from a couple weeks ago.
[09:10] <Younder> skitzo, well open a console and sudo chown you app
[09:10] <lstarnes> kameron: check each of the copies from /var/log/auth.log.*
[09:10] <lstarnes> kameron: some are compressed with gzip, but can be read with zcat instead of cat
[09:11] <Younder> skitzo, enter your login password on promt (if you have administative rights, or if not the password of a user that does)
[09:12] <skitzo> my applications in a folder
[09:12] <kameron> lstarnes, awesome! found what i was looking for. thanks buddy!
[09:12] <Younder> skitzo, if that is not a option anything under ~/ (that is /home/'you') is yours.
[09:12] <skitzo> i just want to put the folder in the right place in the filesystem
[09:13] <Younder> skitzo, well java programs are pretty much self contained.
[09:13] <cast> Younder: it only might be /home/'you' ;P
[09:14] <Younder> skitzo, how about /usr/local/bin
[09:14] <skitzo> yeah i know it is i have the working program in a folder on my desktop i just wanna put it in a correct place in filesystem like windows but i cant get access in linux i have to use all this code :)
[09:15] <randall> whats wrong with a little code?
[09:15] <cast> skitzo: whats in the folder?
[09:15] <mr_e_panda> mneptok: i just got my sudo to work
[09:15] <Raydiation> i was wondering if there was an easy way to get my s-video out working on my laptop
[09:15] <skitzo> a java program.. its working fine all i want is it in the filesystem off the deskto :)
[09:15] <mr_e_panda> sweet i guess all it needed really was just a reinstall
[09:15] <Raydiation> i got an nvidia card, i tried nvtv but it doesnt recognize my card
[09:16] <mr_e_panda> hahaha
[09:16] <cast> skitzo: that doesn't really answer the question
[09:16] <mr_e_panda> thank u all who helped me
[09:16] <mr_e_panda> u guys are awesome
[09:16] <mneptok> mr_e_panda: yes, yes i am.
[09:16] <skitzo> its called jdownloader
[09:17]  * mneptok is also great on a cracker, or served warm with a side of pure, raw fury.
[09:17] <skitzo> theres an exe file jar file etc etc
[09:17] <mr_e_panda> and you guys are so humble u really should take more credit for what you do here for everyone
[09:17] <mneptok> skitzo: is this some kind of download manager?
[09:17] <mr_e_panda> LMAO
[09:17] <mr_e_panda> but seriously thank you
[09:18] <mneptok> mr_e_panda: np.
[09:18] <randall> mmm raw fury..
[09:18] <mr_e_panda> ubuntu is not good for plasma tvs
[09:18] <kameron> lstarnes, i'm out of town trying to connect to my computer at home. i have openssh running on the box, i have the ip and it responds to a ping, but connection refused when i try to connect.
[09:19] <skitzo> it is.. its made specifically for like rapidshare, hotfile etc..
[09:19] <mr_e_panda> the colors are so hot they burn in quickly. gotta run the screen protection every few minutes to counter act the burn in
[09:19] <mneptok> kameron: got a router?
[09:19] <cast> kameron: ports closed, you're stuffed
[09:19] <kameron> no router mneptok
[09:19] <mneptok> skitzo: i'd use gwget +Flashgot, personally
[09:19] <Younder> mr_e_panda, you can change that.. use a darker theme
[09:19] <mneptok> kameron: does the ISP block common low ports?
[09:20] <lstarnes> kameron: make sure that port 22 is properly forwarded
[09:20] <PoppingFlamingo> I'm practically dancing in excitement. :D  I finally got my sound to work on Karmic.
[09:20] <mr_e_panda> will do
[09:20] <skitzo> so how do i place the folder and all of its contents in /usr/bin/ from terminal?
[09:20] <mr_e_panda> Younder: will do
[09:20] <kameron> mneptok, i don't think so.
[09:20] <mneptok> PoppingFlamingo: easier to dance when there's music, eh?
[09:20] <mneptok> kameron: what ISP?
[09:20] <indus> skitzo: cp -a foldername /usr/bin
[09:20] <kameron> shawcable in canada, mneptok
[09:20] <llutz> skitzo: you shouldn't. place it in /opt, make a short starter in /usr/local/bin
[09:21] <randall> PoppingFlamingo: what sound device are you useing?
[09:21] <cast> indus: argh, horrible advice
[09:21] <PoppingFlamingo> Uhm, it's an Intel one, I don't know the exact one.
[09:21] <indus> cast: why
[09:21] <PoppingFlamingo> And I agree, Mneptok. :P
[09:21] <randall> PoppingFlamingo: intergrated?
[09:21] <llutz> indus: why should one copy a folder into /usr/local/bin?
[09:21] <PratikAnand> hi...I installed open office 3.1.1 on 9.04...every time I open it , it recursively enters into doc recovery mode...what shud I do?
[09:21] <PoppingFlamingo> It's a laptop, if that's what you're asking, Randall.
[09:22] <cast> indus: programs under the control of package management should be the only thing going into /usr/bin,
[09:22] <indus> llutz: ya thats true indeed , but i thought he is just looking for syntax
[09:22] <indus> but his system isnt going to explode on doing that either
[09:22] <randall> PoppingFlamingo: im collecting info on intergrated sound cards, and thier problems with Ubuntu 9.04 and above, thats all
[09:22] <mneptok> kameron: try using ssh with -vvvv
[09:23] <indus> cast: programs other than package management also go int o /usr/bin btw, 3rd party  programs for ex
[09:23] <kameron> very very very very verbose? mneptok
[09:23] <indus> but i dont want to argue wity tou
[09:23] <mneptok> kameron: quite so
[09:23] <PoppingFlamingo> Randall:  I'm not very savvy with hardware.  Windows and its features was more my specialty.  Now I installed Linux and had no idea what I was in for.  I could show you the article I used to fix my sound if you want.
[09:24] <skitzo> i wish i could just browse through the file system normally it would save me asking questions here so often :)
[09:24] <indus> skitzo: what exactly are you trying to do
[09:24] <randall> PoppingFlamingo: thats would be nice, thanks. I notice that Ubuntu has issues with intergrated sound devices  realtek in perticular
[09:24] <mneptok> randall: "integrated" ;)
[09:24] <randall> I can spell, okay not really :D
[09:25] <indus> randall: not true, realtek works fine with ubuntu, or you could download drivers from their site, all of their stuff is open source
[09:25] <skitzo> indus,  i just want to put this program folder somewhere in the filesystem off the desktop :)
[09:25] <PoppingFlamingo> Randall: I'm not exactly sure what all those commands do, but http://pramonotunggul.com/2009/11/19/solving-no-sound-problem-in-ubuntu-karmic/ sure fixed it. :)
[09:25] <indus> skitzo: ok but why in the filesystem
[09:25] <indus> skitzo: you want to install it or just move the folder into /
[09:25] <skitzo> but i cant just go through the file system normally i have to use this terminal to get through
[09:25] <skitzo> move it
[09:25] <mneptok> skitzo: then you'll have to create menu entries.
[09:25] <indus> skitzo: then just move it into /opt
[09:26] <mneptok> skitzo: and update everything manually
[09:26] <kameron> mneptok, it says ssh version, nothing really important, and connection refused
[09:26] <Guest27909> lluts: i entered that sudo fdisk thing and got a list of the partitions in the backup. what do i do now?
[09:26] <randall> indus: personal experience i guess
[09:26] <indus> skitzo: that folder is empty generally
[09:26] <mneptok> skitzo: Ubuntu has download managers you can install from packages. why not use them?
[09:26] <indus> randall: what kind of problem? did u file a bug?
[09:26] <cast> indus: they should go in /usr/local/bin, possibly /opt
[09:26] <mneptok> kameron: does it even try to connect?
[09:26] <randall> PoppingFlamingo: thanks for the link.
[09:26] <skitzo> it updates its self and i know how to add it to menu
[09:26] <indus> skitzo: so sudo cp -a foldername /opt
[09:26] <kameron> mneptok, yes
[09:26] <sobersabre> hi. what software shall I use to be able to record a video with my webcam ?
[09:26] <mneptok> kameron: and is your modem at home in bridged or routed mode?
[09:27] <indus> sobersabre: xawtv works
[09:27] <kameron> mneptok, whatever the problem is it looks like something i can't really deal with unless i have physical access to it.
[09:27] <sobersabre> indus: thanks.
[09:27] <randall> well i downloaded the driver, did not work, then rushed off to work forgetting to file a report
[09:27] <kameron> mneptok, i'm not sure the difference. i don't think it has an option.
[09:27] <indus> sobersabre: and some others too i think, camorama camstream etc
[09:27] <skitzo> i have a few accounts for rapidshare/hotfile etc and this program is the best for it
[09:27] <indus> !camorama
[09:27] <smiter> can someone guide me thru how to load the drivers for my vid card?
[09:27] <indus> !webcam
[09:27] <randall> shoukd get back to that soon though
[09:27] <indus> !info camorama
[09:28] <mneptok> kameron: if the modem is in routed mode, you will need to forward ports through it. contact Shaw about that.
[09:28] <kameron> smiter, system > administration > hardware drivers. did you try that?
[09:28] <skitzo> command not found
[09:28] <kameron> mneptok, alright. it's not too important anyways. thanks.
[09:28] <sobersabre> indus: do they all allow audio+video recording ?
[09:29] <smiter> kameron, it doesnt offer anything up
[09:30] <kameron> smiter, what video card do you have?
[09:30] <smiter> radeon 9200 (rv 280)
[09:30] <PoppingFlamingo> Is there a way to speed up downloaders such as BitTorrent on Ubuntu?  I know how to do that on Windows, but not so much here.
[09:30] <Raydiation> can someone help me get my svideo tv out working?
[09:30] <kameron> PoppingFlamingo, what client do you use?
[09:31] <Raydiation> heres some info about the laptop http://paste.pocoo.org/show/158772/
[09:31] <PoppingFlamingo> Kameron: Well what I want to speed up is the World of Warcraft downloader, which is essentially a BitTorrent downloader.
[09:31] <hckjsnzf> hi
[09:31] <shellfis1> hi, please 1 question, i got a big binary file, like 5 G, and i read that split can split files, so i wonder if it'll be ok to split it. I wonder if binary files can be split and gathered again with cat, or i'll have any problem
[09:31] <kameron> PoppingFlamingo, how would you speed that up in windows?
[09:31] <llutz> shellfis1: split will work fine
[09:32] <shellfis1> ok llutz and then to join them again with cat ?
[09:32] <kameron> shellfis1, give it a try. you can split it with the "dd" command.
[09:32] <llutz> shellfis1: yes
[09:32] <PoppingFlamingo> Kameron: By opening the ports that it uses, such as 6112, 3724, and 6881-6999.
[09:33] <shellfis1> ok , kameron is plit will do it it's alright anyway but thanks for the dd suggestion hehe:)
[09:33] <PoppingFlamingo> Kameron: Through the Windows Firewall, that is.  (The Windows Firewall does this all by itself normally anyway.)
[09:33] <geirha> PoppingFlamingo: Have you tried just turning off bittorrent?
[09:34] <kameron> PoppingFlamingo, do you have a firewall in use on linux? like iptables?
[09:34] <subito> since i've upgraded to kubuntu 9.10, my boot bar is all messed up on the startup (i'm talking about the one looking like this: http://www.net-actuality.org/images/news/31-07-07_9034.png) is it a known bug of ubuntu 9.10?
[09:34] <PoppingFlamingo> Geirha: What do you mean?
[09:34] <PoppingFlamingo> Kameron: I installed Firestarter via a guide, but it seems like it only works when I open it manually.  Would iptables be a better option?
[09:34] <geirha> PoppingFlamingo: In the blizzard downloader, just turn off bittorrent, and just download from http instead. Should get you fairly good speed.
[09:35] <Guest27909> llutz: i did that sudo fdisk thing on my backup file and it gave me a list of the partitions in the backup file. how do i write them to the disk?
[09:35] <kameron> PoppingFlamingo, it's a manual option. if you're not using any firewall then the ports won't be blocked and you shouldn't need to open them.
[09:35] <PoppingFlamingo> Geirha: I don't think that it gives me that option, since it's being run through WINE.  I don't see the usual File, Edit, etc.
[09:35] <llutz> Guest27909: if you want to restore the whole disk, use cat or dd
[09:35] <PoppingFlamingo> Kameron: So by default, if it's using those ports, they will be opened anyway?
[09:36] <kickar> hey guys how can i add module to be loaded on boot?
[09:36] <kameron> PoppingFlamingo, yes
[09:36] <PoppingFlamingo> Kickar: There should be an option to edit the Startup Programs in System>Preferences
[09:36] <kameron> kickar, modprobe
[09:36] <geirha> PoppingFlamingo: Last I used it (for updating wow), it was very slow. Turning off bittorrent downloading sped it up to full speed for me. I don't remember what the options were called.
[09:36] <PoppingFlamingo> Kameron: Alright, that's good to know.  Thank you :)
[09:36] <Guest27909> llutz: so its just sudo dd <source> <dest> ?
[09:36] <hipitihop_> how do I list what graphics hardware I have ?
[09:37] <geirha> hipitihop_: sudo lshw -class display
[09:37] <smiter> any recomendations on how to install the drivers for my Radeon 9200 ati vid card?
[09:37] <llutz> Guest27909: sudo dd if=yourimage.foo of=/dev/sdX
[09:37] <PoppingFlamingo> Geirha: Maybe it's only from the launcher, after its installed.  I'm using the WoWInstaller.exe to install the entire program.
[09:37] <llutz> Guest27909: or sudo cat image.foo /dev/sdX
[09:38] <llutz> Guest27909: or sudo cat image.foo  >/dev/sdX
[09:38] <llutz> sry
[09:38] <geirha> PoppingFlamingo: Could be. There was a menu option called Connection Info at the top if I remember correctly.
[09:38] <Hunt4> does anyone use farsight2 here?
[09:39] <PoppingFlamingo> Geirha: Yeah, I know what options you're talking about, I've gone through them before on Windows.  If only they were there for me right now.  :(
[09:39] <hipitihop_> geirha, thanks .. on one machine that gives me wha tI want but on another I get "ION VGA" "Nvidia" but not the model
[09:39] <geirha> hipitihop_: Did you run it with sudo?
[09:40] <hipitihop_> yes
[09:40] <hipitihop_> geirha, yes
[09:40] <kameron> smiter, did you get that figured out?
[09:40] <iceroot> am i blind or are there no XEN-
[09:41] <smiter> kameron no not yet
[09:41] <iceroot> am i blind or are there no XEN-Kernels for ubuntu in the repos
[09:41] <PoppingFlamingo> Now I just need to figure out what the deal is with FarmVille, and my new Linux setup is perfect. :P
[09:41] <mmarc__1> Hi, guys, I have to say on my netbook ubuntu has got a quiet dissapointing effect I've seen before on some other distros: it hangs on boot between login gdm screen and gnome loading. I'm still wondering, what's the business to fo there for 3-5 minutes?? Sometimes I've got no time to wait for this evil thing to accomplish its strange needs. Is it malfunctioning?
[09:41] <kameron> PoppingFlamingo, got the latest flash update?
[09:42] <kickar> hey guys let me paraphrase how can i remove module from autoloading ?
[09:42] <geirha> hipitihop_: Maybe ''hwinfo --gfxcard'' will give you more info. hwinfo is not installed by default though.
[09:42] <llutz> kickar: blacklist it
[09:42] <kickar> llutz,  how ?
[09:42] <zackattack> I  just added a user. I made their home directory /var/www/staging.mysite.com/. I want them *only* to have read/write access to that dir, and nothing else. e.g. I don't think they should be able to read the other dirs in /var/www/, or people's home dirs, in case there's any sensitive data. What do you think?
[09:42] <iceroot> !blacklist | kickar
[09:42] <crashy> hi, anyone has an idea why starting glxgears on a prosavageddr leads to system freeze?
[09:42] <PoppingFlamingo> Kameron: The problem is that FarmVille changes the cursor when you move the cursor into it, but Ubuntu keeps the normal cursor and loads it on top of the game cursor.  If I could figure out how to prevent that, then the insane lag might be bearable.  xD
[09:42] <x_> how do i go about changing my login screen in the newest ubuntu?
[09:42] <mmarc__1> I installed yesterday, and after several reboots it begins this lagging
[09:42] <llutz> kickar: add it to /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf
[09:43] <zackattack> anyone?
[09:43] <kameron> smiter, did you check this? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI
[09:43] <Shay27> Hello , does it possible to find Hexadecimal value ( 0xfdd3) using the "grep" command ?
[09:43] <kameron> zackattack, okay.. yeah you can do that? what do i think.. a bit odd. what are you trying to get at?
[09:44] <zackattack> kameron: i don't want the user to be able to snoop on my system
[09:44] <kameron> Shay27, yes. "cat filename | grep hexvalue"
[09:44] <zackattack> i only want them to be able to write to that staging directory.
[09:44] <iceroot> zackattack: dont give him ssh-access, just ftp-access and make it chroot (proftpd-setting) only to the /var/www/url/
[09:44] <kameron> zackattack, you can do that. are you asking how to do that?
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[09:44] <zackattack> kameron: do you agree with iceroot ? ftp only?
[09:44] <geirha> kameron: grep pattern filename    Using cat like that is useless
[09:45] <zackattack> kameron: yes, i am asking how to do that
[09:45] <mmarc__1> I was sitting for a long time on LXDE, because those gnome and xfce are infinite time to boot for no reason. Anybody having troubles with long waiting gnome to boot on ubuntu??
[09:45] <kameron> zackattack, there's a lot of ways of doing that. ftp only is okay.
[09:45] <^cicciuzzo^> !list
[09:45] <kameron> geirha, hmm?
[09:45] <^cicciuzzo^> !list
[09:46] <Hunt4> does anyone use farsight2 here?
[09:46] <mmarc__1> now it IS booting, but typically getting worse and worse in several days
[09:46] <Shay27> kameron: are u sure ? its not working
[09:46] <iceroot> zackattack: with ssh you have the problem that /homer/username can (by default) read from anybody
[09:46] <iceroot> !anyone | Hunt4
[09:46] <llutz> Shay27: grep cannot find hex-values
[09:46] <kameron> Shay27, can you re-word what you're asking? are you looking for a string in a filename?
[09:46] <geirha> Shay27: grep $'\xfd\xd3' filename
[09:46] <zackattack> iceroot:  kameron can you recommend a good ftpd tutorial then?
[09:47] <hipitihop_> geirha, hmm, installed but also no model info.... I'll use google and see if I can find out from the motherboard specifically it is a POV ION 330
[09:47] <Guest27909> llutz: ok im trying dd. it doesnt show progress, but the disks are blinking/working so i think it works. ill let it run for some hours. thanks!
[09:47] <kameron> zackattack, have a look on tldp.org
[09:47] <iceroot> zackattack: just install, look at the config and edit the chroot part for the /home
[09:47] <Zolo> Pleas help me i am try to make openVAS server but its told me there is (NO SPACE LEFT ON DEVICE) and am working from a virtual machine   pleas Help
[09:47] <kameron> Guest27909, dd doesn't show progress.
[09:48] <geirha> kameron: grep takes filenames as arguments. No need to use cat and grep when grep can do both.
[09:48] <kameron> Guest27909, if you're doing a large file it will take some time.
[09:48] <llutz> Guest27909: you can force dd showing progress with sending -USR1 to it
[09:48] <Shay27> kameron: i am trying to find all lines in a file that contain the unicode character 0xfdd3 ?
[09:48] <kameron> Zolo, did you limit the space of the virtual drive?
[09:48] <Shay27> geirha: i am trying to find all lines in a file that contain the unicode character 0xfdd3 ?
[09:48] <patpatpat> hi  -  i am trying to install ubuntu from an external hard drive but can't find anything in the forums on how to do this - can anyone help?
[09:49] <Guest27909> llutz: ok, ill try that
[09:49] <Zolo> I dont now
[09:49] <randall> good night folks
[09:49] <Zolo> how can i
[09:49] <patpatpat> it should be possible i guess if you can do from a usb flash drive
[09:50] <kameron> Zolo, what virtual program are you using?
[09:50] <Zolo> ok ill see
[09:50] <geirha> Shay27: Do you know the unicode number?
[09:50] <iceroot> zackattack: in /etc/passwd use /bin/false to disable ssh-login, in proftp-conf at the hom-location use ~  and then search for chroot or jail in that conf and enable it. thats all
[09:50] <zackattack> um
[09:50] <Guest27909> llutz: it says invalid option -- 'U'
[09:50] <iceroot> zackattack: and add the user to the group ftpusers
[09:50] <Zolo> vm ware player
[09:50] <Hunt4> How can i record the conference using farsight?
[09:50] <llutz> Guest27909: killall -USR1 dd
[09:51] <zackattack> where is proftp-conf?
[09:51] <zackattack> @iceroot
[09:51] <iceroot> zackattack: /etc/proftpd/proftpd.conf  (debian) but ubuntu should be the same
[09:51] <Zolo> but i make 30 gb for that backtrack
[09:51] <Guest27909> llutz: still says invalid option -- 'U'
[09:52] <patpatpat> how can i 'burn' the ubuntu iso to my external hard drive?
[09:52] <Guest27909> llutz: not the killall, the dd
[09:52] <Shay27> geirha: u mean the unicode Decimal ?
[09:52] <iceroot> !usb | patpatpat
[09:52] <iceroot> patpatpat: look at the first link, also working for hdd
[09:52] <Guest27909> llutz: the killall said no process found
[09:52] <patpatpat> its not a flash drive
[09:52] <iceroot> patpatpat: as i said, look at the first link
[09:53] <patpatpat> ok
[09:53] <kameron> Shay27, you have a file with the string "0xfdd3" in it? i just wrote a file with that string in it, and "cat filename | grep oxfdd3" showed that line.
[09:53] <llutz> Guest27909: since your dd runs as root, you have to killall as root too
[09:53] <zackattack> iceroot:  thanks. how do i make sure proftpd is up and running? i added it to inetd
[09:53] <geirha> Shay27: Yes, I don't know how to map between hex values and unicode. U+FDD3 is not a valid unicode char at least
[09:54] <kameron> Zolo, i haven't used that program before but if you're out of disk space you can try expanding the size of the virtual drive in the options.
[09:54] <Guest27909> llutz: i did. sudo killall -USR1 dd
[09:54] <iceroot> zackattack: connect to the server :)
[09:54] <geirha> Shay27: But for the hex values, grep $'\xfd\xd3' should work.
[09:54] <kameron> zackattack, ps - A | grep proftpd
[09:54] <patpatpat> yes i tried these instructions first - it is what i used when I had a usb stick around - but usb-creator will not work with my external harddrive
[09:54] <trijntje> Hi all, in Karmic my sound gives a loud crack just before it starts playing. How can I fix this?
[09:54] <Guest27909> llutz: are you sure its USR1?
[09:54] <zackattack> kameron: it's not running
[09:54] <llutz> Guest27909: pretty sure, works here fine
[09:54] <Zolo> cameron  hmmm thanks a lot
[09:54] <Zolo> ill try
[09:54] <kameron> zackattack, it might have a different process name. try ps -A and look through the list.
[09:55] <Shay27> geirha: this page contain all the information regarding to this char - http://www.unicodemap.org/details/0xFDD3/index.html
[09:55] <patpatpat> it says i need to format the harddrive, which i tired to several times and several different ways but couldnt get it to work
[09:55] <smarties> any1 know how to fix the flash player in ubuntu 9.10 64 bit ?
[09:55] <iceroot> zackattack: its only running if someone is connecting. that is the deal with inetd
[09:55] <patpatpat> any idea what kind of formatting it looking for or what is going on?
[09:55] <llutz> Guest27909: try sudo killall -s USR1 dd
[09:56] <zackattack> iceroot:  login failed..
[09:56] <kraut> moin
[09:56] <iceroot> zackattack: added user to the group?
[09:56] <zackattack> how do i do that?
[09:56] <kickar> hey guys i was trying to prevent kernel module from loading .. blacklisted it but it is still loading ..
[09:56] <kickar> any help ?
[09:56] <kameron> kickar, what module?
[09:56] <zackattack> useradd -g ftpusers username
[09:56] <iceroot> zackattack: useradd theusername ftpuser
[09:56] <kickar> kvm_intel
[09:56] <zackattack> oh
[09:57] <kickar> kameron,
[09:57] <alankila> smarties: yep. Uninstall it, then fetch the adobe 64-bit alpha version, and put that in .mozilla/plugins
[09:57] <Younder> zackattack, system -> administartion -> users and groups
[09:57] <Guest27909> llutz: gives no output. im pretty sure theres no dd process running. theres no dd in the system monitor.
[09:57] <geirha> Shay27: In the terminal, do you get the right char if you type Ctrl+Shift+u d3fd<space> ?
[09:57] <zackattack> iceroot:  "useradd: unknown group ftpuser"
[09:57] <zackattack> Younder:  I'm ssh'd in remotely; i don't have access to x11
[09:57] <llutz> zackattack: adduser user group
[09:57] <Younder> zackattack, or from the console addgrm and adduser
[09:57] <Younder> addgrp
[09:57] <zackattack> adduser: The group `ftpusers' does not exist.
[09:58] <smarties> alankila: thankx for the advice but i've tried that no luck :(
[09:58] <kickar> kameron,  kvm_intel
[09:58] <iceroot> zackattack: getent group | grep ftp
[09:58] <kameron> kickar, sudo modprobe -r kvm_intl
[09:58] <llutz> Guest27909: hard to get progress from died processes :)
[09:58] <zackattack> iceroot:  returns nothing.
[09:58] <kickar> kameron,  that works but i would like to automate the proccess
[09:58] <iceroot> zackattack: proftpd installed?
[09:58] <kameron> kickar, definitely, but when you do that it's not loaded right?
[09:58] <zackattack> yup.
[09:58] <iceroot> zackattack: look at the config if there is ftpuser enabled
[09:58] <zackattack> i don't see that phrase in .conf.
[09:59] <Younder> zackattack, http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/add-a-user-on-ubuntu-server/
[09:59] <kickar> kameron,  yes it unloads the driver, i have added it to blacklist.conf but after reboot still loads  ....
[09:59] <zackattack> Younder:  that's not my problem right now...
[09:59] <geirha> Shay27: Ehrm, or ctrl+shift+u fdd3<space>
[09:59] <patpatpat> yes i tried these instructions first - it is what i used when I had a usb stick around - but usb-creator will not work with my external harddrive. it says i need to format the harddrive, which i tired to several times and several different ways but couldnt get it to work. any idea what kind of formatting it looking for or what is going on? | iceroot
[09:59] <stevr1it> hello, i have ubuntu 9.10 with gnome, and today thinderbird crashed continuosly, what can i do?
[09:59] <trijntje> Hi all, in Karmic my sound gives a loud crack just before it starts playing. How can I fix this?
[09:59] <iceroot> zackattack:       DenyGroup 			!ftpuser
[10:00] <zackattack> iceroot: ?
[10:00] <zackattack> add that to .conf?
[10:00] <iceroot> zackattack: thats part of my proftpd.conf (but its debian lenny)
[10:00] <zackattack> iceroot:  i have this...
[10:00] <zackattack> # Set the user and group that the server normally runs at.
[10:00] <zackattack> User                            proftpd
[10:00] <zackattack> Group                           nogroup
[10:00] <iceroot> zackattack: no, just read the comments in your conf, dont know if there are changes in ubuntu
[10:00] <FloodBot4> zackattack: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:00] <zackattack> is that what you're referring to?
[10:01] <kickar> kameron,  any ideas?
[10:01] <iceroot> zackattack: getent group | grep nogroup
[10:01] <zackattack> iceroot:  nogroup:x:65534:
[10:01] <kameron> kickar, are you using qemu?
[10:01] <imagodei> I have 9.04 Server, I manually configured DHCP on two interfaces. One is plugged to network, the other not. I get this message (reloading /etc/samba/smb.conf smbd only) every 5 minutes or so. Is there any way to stop smbd from reloading every time dhcp tries to get IP? Or at least decrease the interval? There was a discussion about this issue at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1140094 but
[10:01] <imagodei>  no solution...
[10:01] <kickar> kameron,  qemu ? i guess not
[10:02] <kameron> kickar, okay that's fine. it manually loads that driver because it needs it.
[10:02] <kameron> kickar, did you run "sudo update-initramfs -u" after blacklisting the file?
[10:02] <fahadsadah> imagodei: Perhaps #ubuntu-server would be a better channel
[10:02] <zhuotuo> I have a USB cam,but i can't use it ,why ?
[10:02] <kickar> kameron,  yes
[10:02] <kameron> ubottu, camorama > zhuotuo
[10:02] <iceroot> zackattack: hm maybe have a look at a tutorial, the default config is different to lenny and i dont want to give you wrong instructions, sory
[10:02] <fahadsadah> zhuotuo: Instructions for using webcams with Ubuntu can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Webcam - Supported cams: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsMultimediaWebCameras
[10:03] <Zeppelin> a window randomly went black and white
[10:03] <Zeppelin> how do i fix this?
[10:03] <zhuotuo> ./msg fahadsadah thanks
[10:03] <Zeppelin> btw its just the one window
[10:03] <imagodei> fahadsadah: tnx
[10:03] <kameron> kickar, it should be blacklisted then... you blacklisted it in /etc/modprobe.d ?
[10:03] <zackattack> iceroot:  thanks anyway
[10:03] <zhuotuo> I'll try
[10:03] <kameron> Zeppelin, what program is it?
[10:03] <fahadsadah> zhuotuo, imagodei: You're welcome
[10:03] <Guest27909> llutz: i googled a bit and tried "sudo kill -USR1 3961" in a new prompt. it gives "xxxxxx bytes (2,5 GB) copied, xxxx s, 18,4 MB/s"
[10:03] <Zeppelin> it's a program called Runewin
[10:04] <kickar> kameron,  yes /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf
[10:04] <kickar> kameron,  thats what i thought too
[10:04] <kameron> kickar, hmm i don't know what to say. it should be blacklisted.
[10:04] <kameron> kickar, there could be another program that loads it.
[10:04] <kickar> kameron,  ok maybe some kind of lacky bug or so
[10:04] <kameron> kickar, do you have qemu installed? check. i know it loads it
[10:05] <llutz> Guest27909: strange, killall should have done too
[10:05] <kameron> Zeppelin, try "killall runewin" if that's the proces name.
[10:05] <brynjarh> what's the state of ATI and Nvidia free and closed drivers? The last time I checked (a few years ago) to get full usage one would go with nvidia and closed drivers.
[10:05] <Younder> brynjarh, you still do
[10:06] <kameron> brynjarh, nvidia still has the best closed drivers, with a really nice control panel. the free drivers are a lot better too now. i have no experience with ati.
[10:06] <llutz> Guest27909: difference is: kill needs pid, killall uses processname
[10:06] <zhuotuo> ./help
[10:06] <frogzoo> brynjarh: both ati & nvidia proprietary drivers are fine
[10:06] <kickar> kameron,  no i dont , this module is messing up my virtual machine
[10:06] <smiter> <----banging his head against the wall.. ati drivers... ATI Drivers hshahahhahahahah....
[10:06] <kameron> kickar, what virtual machine program are you using?
[10:06] <Younder> brynjarh, I am running a NVidea driver here and it works fine
[10:06] <smiter> i've got an ati card... driving me bonkers
[10:07] <frogzoo> smiter: ati have put a lot of work into linux drivers recently
[10:07] <kickar> Younder,  Virtual Box
[10:07] <kameron> smiter, did that tutorial help?
[10:07] <frogzoo> smiter: old card?
[10:07] <zhuotuo> So ,if i say chinese,Is anybody understand??
[10:07] <frogzoo> !cn
[10:07] <smiter> fro, i have a radeon 9200 (rv 280) supposed to work.. but nothing comes up on the instal for the driver
[10:07] <Younder> brynjarh, instead of going to the webcite you select machine drivers and it will suggest and install the driver for you.
[10:07] <Guest27909> llutz: oh, sorry, yours works too, now when i try it and dd is running. i though i was supposed to do it when dd was not running at first.
[10:08] <smiter> i had to drop down from 9.10 to 8.04 just to get it to install
[10:08] <kameron> kickar, is virtualbox loading the module? have you tried rebooting and checking to see if the module is loaded without virtualbox running?
[10:08] <smiter> frog, got any ideas on how I am supposed to install my drivers? and what drivers i use?
[10:09] <kickar> kameron,  hm i am getting error from vbox
[10:09] <kickar> kameron, http://www.360.bg/pano/DSCN0232_0360.jpg
[10:09] <kickar> kameron,  sorry
[10:09] <kickar> kameron,  wasnt for you
[10:09] <FloodBot4> kickar: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:09] <Guest27909> llutz: anyway, thanks for the help. at 18 MB/s for 160 GB this should take... about 2.5 hours.
[10:09] <llutz> Guest27909: go for some coffee
[10:10] <kickar> kameron,  http://paste.ubuntu.com/344619/
[10:10] <trijntje> Hi all, in Karmic my sound gives a loud crack just before it starts playing. Any pointers on how to fix this?
[10:10] <Zolo> kameron i bother u sorry but please if i used live cd is it fix that
[10:10] <smiter> liily pad to frogzoo, come in frogzoo lol
[10:10] <hacker-palso> hello i want to ask what is difference between cloud computing,cloud anti virus and ubuntu cloud?
[10:10] <kameron> Zolo, i don't think so
[10:11] <Zolo> so if i install back track on my disk
[10:11] <smiter> ok , how about , how do i instal Envy
[10:11] <kameron> Zolo, i don't understand.
[10:11] <kameron> kickar, so virtualbox won't launch? does it launch when you manually remove the module?
[10:11] <Zolo> hmmm ill try
[10:12] <g5pw> hi there! my parallel port is not working under ubuntu... any clues?
[10:12] <kickar> kameron,  yes it launches
[10:13] <g5pw> anyone reads me? ;)
[10:13] <hacker-palso> i can read...
[10:13] <kameron> kickar, sudo update-initramfs -u.... try again? i really have no other ideas.
[10:14] <g5pw> can u help?
[10:14] <kameron> g5pw, be more specific. what problem are you having? connecting a printer?
[10:14] <hacker-palso> ok
[10:14] <kickar> kameron,  ok
[10:14] <kickar> thanks
[10:15] <g5pw> my ubuntu box can't see the parallel port. i user that for a programmer
[10:15] <g5pw> under bios, i set the configuration as 'auto'
[10:15] <g5pw> and lp, parport modules are enabled
[10:15] <LuciusMare> ohai
[10:16] <hacker-palso> hello i want to ask what is difference between cloud computing,cloud anti virus and ubuntu cloud?
[10:16] <guntbert> !ot | hacker-palso
[10:16] <hacker-palso> anyone to help me?
[10:16] <hacker-palso> sorry
[10:16] <LuciusMare> is it possible to use debootstrap to create base system of karmic,then install kubuntu-desktop to make kubuntu-karmic?
[10:16] <kameron> hacker-palso, google each term
[10:17] <kameron> LuciusMare, yes. that's a long way of doing it though.
[10:17] <hacker-palso> ok kameron its just i've got confused
[10:17] <LuciusMare> kameron: i want to create a clean distro
[10:17] <kameron> LuciusMare, are you going to install kubuntu-desktop?
[10:17] <LuciusMare> yes
[10:18] <kameron> LuciusMare, you might as well just install the kubuntu release then. it'll be exactly the same./
[10:18] <LuciusMare> u
[10:18] <LuciusMare> uh
[10:18] <LuciusMare> kubuntu-desktop does not contain only kde patched for kubuntu?
[10:19] <patpatpat> does anyone happen to know when the new gma 500 drivers are going to come out from intel?
[10:19] <kameron> LuciusMare, ....what?
[10:19] <guntbert> !ot | patpatpat
[10:19] <LuciusMare> kameron: i expected kubuntu-desktop to contain only KDE
[10:19] <kameron> LuciusMare, it is. so is the kubuntu release.
[10:20] <LuciusMare> but kubuntu release contains a lot of more things i dont need
[10:20] <LuciusMare> for example,i will never use kopete,so i dont want it there
[10:20] <LuciusMare> and other things
[10:20] <kameron> LuciusMare, if you were to debootstrap a base system, then install "kubuntu-desktop", you will have the same system as just installing the kubuntu release.
[10:20] <LuciusMare> other things i dont know about,and dont need it
[10:20] <LuciusMare> so kubuntu-desktop does not install only kde?
[10:21] <kameron> LuciusMare, kubuntu-desktop comes with kopete, etc, and lots of other software
[10:21] <kameron> LuciusMare, right, kubuntu-desktop does not ONLY install kde
[10:21] <LuciusMare> god
[10:21] <LuciusMare> okay,thanks then
[10:21] <kameron> LuciusMare, you can install just KDE. or you can install kubuntu and remove all the extra bits.
[10:22] <g5pw> kameron: my ubuntu box doesn't see the parallel port, modules lp and parport are enabled, i use the parallel port for a pic programmer, /dev/parport0 doesn't exsist, and so does /dev/lp0
[10:23] <kameron> g5pw, i've never used a parallel port so i can't help you.
[10:24] <g5pw> kk sorry :) anyone?
[10:24] <Younder> kameron, the last time I used a paralell port was on an old redhat 5 system back in 99
[10:25] <g5pw> Younder: well, the parallel port is quite used in hobby electronics :)
[10:25] <kameron> Younder, in 9 i was still using macs and i don't think it had a pp..
[10:26] <blinkiz> Hi. I have a lot of different machines I login to with ssh each day. It's getting to much to keep all these ports and ip numbers in my head, so I need to have.. something. Like a gui where I can easily save all my ssh sessions. Anyone that knows what am talking about here? :)
[10:27] <lstarnes> blinkiz: do any of them have actual DNS hostnames instead of just IP addresses?
[10:27] <blinkiz> lstarnes, yea, some of them have dns names
[10:28] <lstarnes> blinkiz: you could add entries for the IPs to /etc/hosts
[10:28] <blinkiz> lstarnes, well, it does not solve that each machine has different usernames and ports
[10:29] <lstarnes> blinkiz: you might just have to memorize them.  I think putty supports storing sessions
[10:29] <blinkiz> lstarnes, yes it does. Is something like putty am looking for
[10:29] <lstarnes> blinkiz: possibly
[10:29] <lstarnes> blinkiz: but I prefer using cli utilities instead of gui whenever possible
[10:30] <blinkiz> lstarnes, well, a nice bash script would work for me
[10:30] <lstarnes> blinkiz: you could write a bash script for it
[10:31] <blinkiz> lstarnes, yeah, but maybe someone in #ubuntu had a better solution I thought :)
[10:32] <jolaren> Hey. I'm thinking about getting a Hauppauge TV-Kort WinTV Nova T for recording television. But I wonder if its possible to connect the usb tv card directly to my CA module?
[10:35] <Younder> blinkiz, do you need to do the same thing on many machines?
[10:35] <blinkiz> Younder, no, everyone is different
[10:36] <Younder> blinkiz, do you know how to program?
[10:36] <blinkiz> Younder, yes
[10:36] <Younder> blinkiz, what language(s) do you you use?
[10:36] <blinkiz> Younder, bash and php
[10:37] <Younder> blinkiz, well learn some python..
[10:37] <blinkiz> Younder, okay, nice solution...
[10:37] <Younder> blinkiz, The best for this sort of thing is probaly a menudriven ncurses app.
[10:38] <llutz> blinkiz: there's putty for linux too, don't know if that would help
[10:38] <blinkiz> llutz, Hmm, going to check that out
[10:38] <g5pw> hi! anyone got a clue why my ubuntu box doesn't halt? it displays [*numbers*]: System halted and stops there...
[10:39] <lstarnes> g5pw: what method are you using for halting?
[10:39] <g5pw> sudo halt
[10:39] <L-four> Hey in bash can some one tell me how to find available displays, i and trying to start programs remotely on to a remote display.
[10:39] <lstarnes> g5pw: try sudo shutdown -h now
[10:39] <L-four> lol no
[10:39] <Younder> blinkiz, Seriously when your demands become spesific to your needs eventually you will have to roll your own, and python makes a great srcipting tool. Much better than bash.
[10:39] <g5pw> mmh.. it does the same thing, i think...
[10:40] <g5pw> trying now
[10:40] <lstarnes> g5pw: shutdown handles things differently
[10:40] <blinkiz> have found hotssh, putty, sshm, sshmenu and secpanel so far in the repository. Probably something will suite me :)
[10:40] <g5pw> ok, will try now, tnx
[10:41] <blinkiz> sshm and sshmenu seems to be really good. Someone that has a console program to manage all ssh sessions. :)
[10:42] <g5pw> Istarnes: same thing... [*numbers*] System halted.
[10:42] <lstarnes> g5pw: what about sudo poweroff?
[10:42] <tnm> hey, right now, i am using ubuntu 9.10 over microsoft virtual PC. is there any possibility to change to bigger resolution then 800x600
[10:43] <g5pw> will try now.. :) i fear it's something with bios.. is it possible?
[10:43] <ZoltaR1> piszecie cos?
[10:44] <bazhang> !pl | ZoltaR1
[10:48] <g5pw> Istarnes: trying now...
[10:49] <g5pw> Istarnes: no luck... same thing...
[10:49] <subitoo> i have a problem with the boot splash screen (i think it's uplash): the display is all 'buggy'
[10:49] <daurnimator> hi
[10:49] <daurnimator> got a filmscanner here (usb) with no apparent linux support... what can I do?
[10:49] <daurnimator> lsusb shows: Bus 001 Device 002: ID 05a9:1550 OmniVision Technologies, Inc. VEHO Filmscanner
[10:51] <tnm> i have a qustion. is there still xorg.conf file in ubuntu 9.10 ?
[10:52] <llutz> tnm: not perdefault
[10:52] <Younder> daurnimator, as far as I can see this question has been asked before, and the answer is there isn't mone yet..
[10:53] <Younder> daurnimator, so it looks like you are shit out of luck.. Either write a driver your self (fat chance) or wait to one becomes available. (They say a 'few' months.)
[10:53] <tnm> llutz, how can i modify my resolution then, if i am using virtual pc for testing ubuntu?
[10:53] <llutz> tnm: you always can create that file and make your changes
[10:54] <subitoo> hi, where is stored the yakuake history?
[10:54] <tnm> llutz, ok, i'll create my own xorg.conf
[10:54] <jcoxon> hmm, i've managed to delete the applet for cellwriter is there a way of putting it back in the dock?
[10:55] <jcoxon> if i open cellwriter from the menu it doesn't go into the dock
[10:55] <subitoo> my ctrl+r command doesn't work anymore (for searching into the history) what can i do?
[10:55] <elky> Younder, please watch your language.
[10:56] <Younder> daurnimator, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8498986
[10:56] <llutz> daurnimator: check out for vuescan, not free but should work
[10:56] <daurnimator> Younder: so.. my question is, what can I do to fix it? or add support?
[10:57] <daurnimator> hell, I don't even know if its a scanner or a camera >.<
[10:57] <jcoxon> fixed :-), no worries
[10:59] <Younder> daurnimator, see the JDrbik reply
[10:59] <cetanu> can anybody help me... my display does not work in 9.10 kernel 2.6.31-17... but it does in 2.6.28-17
[10:59] <Younder> JDrabic
[10:59] <Zlobi> Hello
[11:01] <EleanorC> join #ubuntu-cn-translators
[11:01] <murder> fe.com.br
[11:01] <daurnimator> Younder: ah ok, cool
[11:01]  * daurnimator was up to looking at datasheets for the chip inside to write a kernal module >.<
[11:01] <Zlobi> I am trying http://www.ehow.com/how_5183447_make-radio-stream-ubuntu.html Fine until step 7, then "Starting icecast2: start-stop-daemon: Unable to set gid to 126 (Operation not permitted)" Using Ubuntu 9.10 Desktop, not server tho...
[11:02] <EleanorC> join #ubuntu-cn
[11:02] <EleanorC> anyone can help me to get into #ubuntu-cn-translators?
[11:03] <ActionParsnip1> yo yo yo
[11:03] <Zlobi> EleanorC: /join
[11:03] <lstarnes> EleanorC: type /join #ubuntu-cn  or  /join #ubuntu-cn-translators
[11:03] <Zlobi> I am trying http://www.ehow.com/how_5183447_make-radio-stream-ubuntu.html Fine until step 7, then "Starting icecast2: start-stop-daemon: Unable to set gid to 126 (Operation not permitted)" Using Ubuntu 9.10 Desktop, not server tho...
[11:04] <cetanu> Zlobi, have you put "sudo" before the command you use?
[11:04] <Zlobi> cetanu, yep tried, no difference
[11:04] <sameepreturns> I turned on pidgin's buddy ticker.......now i cant remember where i did it from......how to turn it off??
[11:04] <cetanu> have you tried in a root terminal?
[11:05] <Zlobi> well, there is a difference in error... : zlobi@serv1:~$ sudo /etc/init.d/icecast2 start
[11:05] <Zlobi> [sudo] password for zlobi:
[11:05] <Zlobi> Starting icecast2: Starting icecast2
[11:05] <Zlobi> Detaching from the console
[11:05] <Zlobi> Server startup failed. Exiting
[11:05] <FloodBot4> Zlobi: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:05] <Zlobi> icecast2.
[11:05] <ActionParsnip1> Zlobi: does: cat /etc/group | grep 126    output anything?
[11:05] <Zlobi> will do, tho imo first time was in root
[11:06] <Zlobi> (opened terminal from sudo-ed thunar)
[11:06] <cyberjorge> what's the good tool to setup a local FTP in ubuntu server to act as installation server?
[11:07] <ActionParsnip1> Zlobi: i hope you used gksudo and not sudo for thunar
[11:07] <ActionParsnip1> cyberjorge: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/settingup-an-ftp-server-on-ubuntu-with-proftpd.html
[11:07] <Zlobi> ActionParsnip: 1 Output: icecast:x:126: 2. Nope, used just sudo...
[11:08] <Zlobi> will try gksudo now
[11:08] <ActionParsnip1> Zlobi: ok thats good, now you know what gid 126 actually is
[11:08] <yancho> guys, i got 2 sata disks which are hardware raided .. is there some way i can load them on another machine both in sata raid and get their data? or once you move the raid controller all the data is lost? .. guys, i got 2 sata disks which are hardware raided .. is there some way i can load them on another machine both in sata raid and get their data? or once you move the raid controller all the data is lost?  any idea how i can che
[11:08] <linduxed> i cant seem to find mitter in the repositories, is there a way to get mitter for karmic?
[11:09] <ActionParsnip1> yancho: what level of raid?
[11:09] <ActionParsnip1> !info mitter
[11:09] <cyberjorge> thanks ActionParsnip1, will try that.
[11:09] <Gustava> hey all, just discovered that my ubuntu installation doesn't have a UUID associated with /dev/sda (mounted as /) - (blkid only lists sdb and sdc) - any advice on how to fix this? (Merry Christmas, btw :-))
[11:09] <cetanu> # does anyone tell me how to boot into a command line interface from grub?
[11:09] <yancho> ActionParsnip1: not sure .. disk utility is saying ddf_raid_member .. the live cd is bringing up 2 copies of each partition
[11:09] <ActionParsnip1> linduxed: https://launchpad.net/~ikuya-fruitsbasket/+archive/ppa
[11:10] <ActionParsnip1> yancho:if its a RAID0 you will need both drives, if its raid1 then one drive can be used on its own to get the data off or clone another drive
[11:10] <Zlobi> AP1: You mean, gip 126 is the usual permission mess :P
[11:11] <ActionParsnip1> Zlobi: no idea, tab complete my nickas well please dude
[11:11] <subitoo> i have a problem with the boot splash screen (i think it's uplash): the display is all 'buggy'; Have someone solved this problem?
[11:11] <ActionParsnip1> Zlobi: but the gid is valid though
[11:11] <Zlobi> A quick one, I know it's in FAQ, but these make live chat useful, how was setting the root pass?
[11:11] <ActionParsnip1> !noroot | Zlobi
[11:11] <yancho> ActionParsnip1: both or signle drives for me is no problem .. i can load them on another machine .. the problem is if the raid controller is changed .. im going from a dell server to a cheap acer motherboard
[11:11] <cetanu> Can anyone tell me how to boot into command line from grub?
[11:12] <linduxed> ActionParsnip1: thx
[11:12] <ActionParsnip1> cetanu: add the boot option: single
[11:12] <AdvoWork> Is there a way to tell if there are malicious programs running on an ubuntu pc, ie keyloggers etc
[11:12] <Zlobi> ok, thanks for now, will report soon for the result
[11:12] <ActionParsnip1> AdvoWork: http://www.randombugs.com/hacker/scan-rootkits-ubuntu-debian.html
[11:13] <ActionParsnip1> !info rkhunter
[11:13] <cetanu> ActionParsnip1: it just reboots when I add single as a boot option
[11:13] <Shay27> Hello , i am using the grep command in order to find string (grep "mystring") i would like to replace the current string with other string does it possible ?
[11:14] <ActionParsnip1> cetanu: ok then read /boot/grub/grub.cfg   you will see the difference in the kernel options
[11:14] <ActionParsnip1> Shay27: i'd ask in #bash if nobody replys
[11:14] <ActionParsnip1> Shay27: but its very possible
[11:15] <yancho> ActionParsnip1: is there some way i can check from terminal what type of raid i have please?
[11:15] <ActionParsnip1> Shay27: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/unix-linux-replace-string-words-in-many-files/
[11:15] <Hald> Hi all
[11:16] <indus> hello
[11:16] <indus> Hald:
[11:16] <ActionParsnip1> Shay27: could even script it to take args for the word to replace and the word to replace with ;)
[11:16] <Hald> I just installed 8.10 from 9.10 since my ATI card had very bad performance in 9.10. But I can't seam to find the proparity drivers in 8.10... why where are they?
[11:17] <Hald> has ubuntu become useless to me now days?
[11:17] <ActionParsnip1> Hald: can you give the output of: lspci | grep -i vga
[11:17] <Hald> I just wish I never upgraded. I had everything working before
[11:17] <ActionParsnip1> Hald: then you fixed something which wasnt broken
[11:17] <Hald> 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc RV350 [Mobility Radeon 9600 M10]
[11:18] <NET||abuse> getting a weird bug in hamster applet, 2.28.0   i start an activity and it jumps to 121131h 57m  immediately.
[11:18] <ActionParsnip1> Hald: http://www.amd.com/uk/Pages/AMDHomePage.aspx   you are still supported by the proprietary driver
[11:18] <ActionParsnip1> Hald: your card is the bottom of the supported cards
[11:18] <Hald> but it does not show up in the hardware driver thingie
[11:19] <ActionParsnip1> Hald: if it doesnt use the driver file on the ati site
[11:19] <NET||abuse> i try to set a project activity as in progress and it does the same, no activity and the item i try to use is suddenly 121131h 57m
[11:19] <ActionParsnip1> Hald: you will need to mark it as executable, then run from terminal
[11:21] <Hald> I hope this works
[11:21] <sarthorks> my fat 32 formatted usb drive doesnt work in windows . can anyone help?
[11:21] <Hald> if it does, and I manage to install OO 3.0 I will lock this HD for ever and never press that upgrade button ever again....
[11:22] <Gustava> hey all, just discovered that my ubuntu installation doesn't have a UUID associated with /dev/sda (mounted as /) - (blkid only lists sdb and sdc) - any advice on how to fix this? (I think this is causing other problems too: need to customise menu.lst for every kernel upgrade, and I have terrible disk read performance (<10 MB/sec))
[11:22] <edi_99> Hi all. I'm trying to create a classpath for a jar file. I have it in /home/edi/JUnitHome/junit.jar. I tried "export CLASSPATH=.:/home/edi/JUnitHome/junit.jar" but it's not working. Could anyone help me?
[11:23] <ActionParsnip1> Gustava: disks don't have UUIDs. only partitions do
[11:23] <airtonix> edi_99, #java ?
[11:23] <ActionParsnip1> Gustava: so /dev/sda will not have a UUID but /dev/sda1 will
[11:23] <edi_99> airtonix: nobody cares :)
[11:23] <infid> why is /etc/apache2/httpd.conf empty in ubuntu?
[11:23] <jpds> infid: Don't we use apache2.conf instead?
[11:23] <airtonix> edi_99, unfortunatly (unless i point this out) they'll care even less here
[11:23] <Gustava> ActionParsnip1: sorry - I meant that there are no UUIDs for my /dev/sdaX partitions, but there are for /dev/sdbX and /dev/sdcX
[11:24] <ActionParsnip1> Gustava: ok just clarifying
[11:24] <airtonix> edi_99, for what it's worht you could try asking this ins #wowuidev
[11:24] <edi_99> airtonix: OK, I'll try. Thanks.
[11:24] <ryguy> is there a way to sort your favorites in ubuntu netbook remix 9.10?
[11:25] <ActionParsnip1> Gustava: you can still use /dev/sdXY in fstab and menu.lst as far as I am aware
[11:25] <ActionParsnip1> Gustava: is there a known issue with problems with your drive controller and/or drive manufacturer
[11:25] <Hald> ok, hold your thumbs for me. Now I reboot
[11:25] <Gustava> ActionParsnip1: yes, I have read that is possible, but I would like to fix the issue (and hope it fixes the other problems too) rather than work around it
[11:26] <Gustava> ActionParsnip1: I don't think so, but I'm not certain!
[11:26] <indus> hello
[11:26] <hassanakevazir> Has anyone here been able to get vdpau to work here?
[11:27] <indus> reminds me of vada pav a delicious food here
[11:27] <indus> hassanakevazir: do you have an 8 series card
[11:27] <sameepreturns> sounds not working......can someone help me troubleshoot
[11:27] <sameepreturns> @indus lol
[11:27] <Gustava> ActionParsnip1: do you have any idea why the root partition would not have an associated UUID?
[11:28] <Zlobi> Hello again, new small issue, googled even yesterday when happened for shoutcast. cupsd is on 8000. How to move cupsd to another port, no such option in cupsd.conf Ubuntu 9.10 Desktop
[11:28] <indus> ahehe
[11:28] <hassanakevazir> indus, yes
[11:28] <indus> but iam in bangalore now so i miss it
[11:28] <indus> hassanakevazir: which version og the friver did you install
[11:29] <sameepreturns> I am in Delhi.....i make sure whenever I visit mumbai..i have lots of em...
[11:29] <indus> sameepreturns: so whats your sound problem
[11:29] <indus> vadapavu :)
[11:29] <sameepreturns> its been bugging me since I installed ubuntu...
[11:29] <ActionParsnip1> Gustava: possible controller/drive bug but otherwise no idea
[11:29] <sameepreturns> can't play sounds at all
[11:29] <indus> sameepreturns: so whats your sound card etc
[11:30] <hassanakevazir> indus, 195.22
[11:30] <Gustava> ActionParsnip1: Ok - I'll keep hunting - thanks
[11:30] <indus> hassanakevazir: how do u know it isnt working?
[11:30] <indus> no way to know that now do we
[11:30] <Zlobi> sameepreturns: I needed just to select Master channel
[11:30] <Zlobi> what's your card?
[11:30] <indus> sameepreturns: so what is in sound properties
[11:30] <sameepreturns> plus I am a beginner....so the pages I googled etc are of little use.....they go above my head
[11:30] <indus> sound is actually the easiest to get working
[11:31] <indus> sameepreturns: did you clean your ears?
[11:31] <hassanakevazir> I am using avenard's repository, I have tried the nvidia-vdpau's lauchpad repository, and have tried the regular standard ubuntu repositories. It just doesn't work anymore
[11:31] <indus> works sometimes
[11:31] <ActionParsnip1> Gustava: might ave found somethin
[11:31] <sameepreturns> lol yeah I did
[11:31] <Zlobi> sameepreturns: I am beginner also, stop excusing :P
[11:31] <NET||abuse> hmm, trying to update an old server from dapper to hardy here,, following the steps here http://ubuntu-tutorials.com/2008/04/03/dapper-to-hardy-direct-server-upgrade-works/
[11:31] <indus> ActionParsnip1: hello, so how does one know if the hardware gpu decode libs are being used
[11:31] <ActionParsnip1> Gustava: you can regenerate one: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=880108
[11:31] <ActionParsnip1> indus: no idea duder
[11:31] <hassanakevazir> indus, I used to be able to play 1080 videos without hickups about 6 months ago. I must be doing something wrong, but I don't know what anymore
[11:32] <Zlobi> Hello again, new small issue, googled even yesterday when happened for shoutcast. cupsd is on 8000. How to move cupsd to another port, no such option in cupsd.conf Ubuntu 9.10 Desktop
[11:32] <indus> hassanakevazir: you are not mentioning what symptoms
[11:32] <NET||abuse> i'm getting an error 'ubuntu-minimal' can not be found anymore.
[11:32] <ActionParsnip1> Gustava: i'd do it in liveCD so the partitions arent mounted
[11:32] <indus> also, 1080p also runs fine with cpu decode , all this gpu decode is just marketing crap
[11:32] <Gustava> ActionParsnip1: Thanks - I'll look into it, and take your adv re:live CD - cheers
[11:32] <indus> why did i pay money for a dual core if it wont do its work
[11:33] <hassanakevazir> indus, basically 1080 videos framedrop more than they do when played back without vdpau selected as -vo device on mplayer.
[11:33] <sameepreturns> how do I check if I have the correct drivers?
[11:33] <indus> i have a bad laptop with amd x2 and it plays fine with 1080 p
[11:33] <indus> sameepreturns: what is output of lshw -C sound
[11:34] <hassanakevazir> indus, my CPU can't handle 1080. but my GPU used the do it
[11:34] <indus> hassanakevazir: so is this only wth some movies or all?
[11:34] <SwedeMike> indus: I have 1080p video that uses 60% of all CPUs on a Q6600, and that with coreavc. GPU offload is real and definitely to be preferred. I play 1080p(everything) on NVIDIA ION.
[11:35] <Zlobi> Hello again, new small issue, googled even yesterday when happened for shoutcast. cupsd is on 8000. How to move cupsd to another port, no such option in cupsd.conf Ubuntu 9.10 Desktop
[11:35] <Hald> ActionParsnip1: Yes, It workt!
[11:35] <indus> SwedeMike: so its good that cpu is being used 60 %
[11:35] <hassanakevazir> indus, nope everything, even stuff I had watched before and knew worked ok with vdpau.
[11:35] <indus> what else do we buy them for
[11:35] <ActionParsnip1> Hald: good lad
[11:35] <hassanakevazir> So anyone know any repositories for vdpau support?
[11:35] <tnm> hez i have a problem. i cannot change ubuntu 9.10 resolution to bigger then 800x600 in virtual PC application. i tried to change xorg.conf, but with no success. rught now i am running linux in safe mode
[11:35] <indus> it should be used 100 % or what a waste of money
[11:35] <Hald> ActionParsnip1: The weird thing is that ubuntu now says there is a nother driver that I can install
[11:35] <sameepreturns> indus, im'ed you the output
[11:36] <TheSarge> Can I use something like dist-upgrade to go from netbook remix to the regular release or karmic?
[11:36] <Zlobi> Hald: It is updated with new info :P
[11:36] <SwedeMike> indus: I prefer to use 30% CPU of a puny 1.6GHz atom than to use 60% of a 130W TDP quad core CPU.
[11:36] <Hald> Now I just have to get the OO 3.0 installed
[11:36] <ActionParsnip1> Hald: dont bother, if its working leave it alone
[11:36] <TheSarge> I am using a 1.6Ghz Atom it is plenty for me
[11:36] <Zlobi> Hald: OO 3.1, if the same
[11:37] <Zlobi> New version out
[11:37] <Hald> oh, great
[11:37] <indus> SwedeMike: thats a bug with the player , i use totem with single core p4 and the HD plays fine
[11:37] <TheSarge> So can anyone tell me howto switch from UNR to the normal Gnome desktop?
[11:37] <Hald> I have some problems installing it tho. It only finds 2.x
[11:37] <TheSarge> Is it just a session switch?
[11:37] <indus> SwedeMike: but anyways, :)
[11:37] <SwedeMike> indus: no, it depends on the HD content. Some 1080p24 bitrates play fine, others do not.
[11:37] <Hald> ActionParsnip1: I think I will. Thanks for helping me. This have been very frustraiting. Thank you again
[11:37] <indus> SwedeMike: yes its linux fault really,
[11:38] <ActionParsnip1> Hald: np bro
[11:38] <SwedeMike> indus: no.
[11:38] <indus> SwedeMike: the h 264 codecs are not good enough
[11:38] <SwedeMike> indus: you have no idea what you're talking about.
[11:38] <Zlobi> TheSarge: Isn't this a google one? Mune cups problem occuping 8000 prt is more serious :P
[11:38] <indus> SwedeMike: yes, its documented its not clear
[11:38] <indus> SwedeMike: ill give you an expert link
[11:38] <TheSarge> Zlobi, ?
[11:39] <Zlobi> TheSarge: imo you can find answer on google
[11:39] <Zlobi> Better than we can provide
[11:39] <TheSarge> If using UNR can I just do apt-get install gnome and switch the session type?
[11:39] <Zlobi> tried?
[11:39] <indus> SwedeMike: do you know, flash 10.1 doesnt do gpu decode on linux yet?
[11:40] <TheSarge> Zlobi, I have looked, why else would I be asking in the official support channel?
[11:40] <SwedeMike> indus: please stop trying to talk to me.
[11:40] <Zlobi> TheSarge:  well, sry, most people just still ask...
[11:40] <bazhang> TheSarge, ubuntu-desktop package does not do it?
[11:40] <indus> lol
[11:40] <ActionParsnip1> SwedeMike: can just ignore
[11:40] <indus> will enlighten you a little
[11:40] <linduxed> ActionParsnip1: i dont
[11:41] <indus> how rude are people here really
[11:41] <imran> #drupal
[11:41] <linduxed> ActionParsnip1: i dont really understand why mitter was cut from karmic
[11:41] <bazhang> !attitude | indus
[11:41] <TheSarge> bazhang, I havent tried... is that what you would reccomend? Cause I do not like netbook remix.
[11:41] <ActionParsnip1> linduxed: i don't use it
[11:41] <linduxed> ActionParsnip1: but now i have it so thx for the help
[11:41] <ActionParsnip1> !info mitter jaunty
[11:41] <ActionParsnip1> linduxed: its not in jaunty either
[11:41] <bazhang> TheSarge, let me check the forums
[11:42] <linduxed> ActionParsnip1: hmmm, i might have gotten it from a deb there too then, i was quite sure i installed it from the repos....
[11:42] <indus> bazhang: why is that factoid pointed at me?
[11:42] <TheSarge> bazhang, Thanks I will try to be more resourceful next time :(
[11:42] <subitoo> i have a problem with the boot splash screen (i think it's uplash): the display is all 'buggy'; Have someone solved this problem?
[11:42] <ActionParsnip1> linduxed: ubottu says not. you probably debbed it ;)
[11:42] <linduxed> ActionParsnip1: they should include it though, it's superior to gtwitter
[11:42] <indus> SwedeMike: Linux currently lacks a developed standard API that supports H.264 hardware video decoding says adobe so dont blame me
[11:43] <bazhang> indus, please refrain from being argumentative.
[11:43] <TheSarge> UNR doesnt even let you have a window not maximized
[11:43] <linduxed> ActionParsnip1: you can't click links in gtwitter :-(
[11:43] <ActionParsnip1> linduxed: add it as a suggestion at http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com
[11:43] <pawel_121_> hi
[11:43] <pawel_121_> why Tomboy consumes, so much memory?
[11:43] <pawel_121_> more then Firefox sometimes
[11:44] <koala6b> siema
[11:44] <TheSarge> bazhang, I just installed ubuntu-desktop lemme see if I can select it at gdm now, brb
[11:44] <ActionParsnip1> pawel_121_: thats really saying something
[11:44] <pawel_121_> four notes opened and it's 60MB
[11:44] <ActionParsnip1> pawel_121_: got the latest version?
[11:44] <pawel_121_> 9.10
[11:44] <imran> query how to create module using ubuntu
[11:44] <ActionParsnip1> pawel_121_: no, of tomboy
[11:44] <indus> anyone tried the new catalyst 9.12?
[11:44] <pawel_121_> I have it from Ubuntu repo
[11:44] <subitoo> when i start some apps, i often get "the audio playback device pulseaudio does not work, falling bask to hda intel", but there is no sound problem; how can i prevent that?
[11:45] <ActionParsnip1> pawel_121_: check if a newer version exists then if there is later, find a PPA or compile to get the new one
[11:45] <Zlobi> TheSarge: Strange, really not mentioned
[11:45] <Hald> How do I upgrade openoffice? I have added the source to http://ppa.launchpad.net/openoffice-pkgs/ubuntu intrepid main but now what?
[11:45] <pawel_121_> ActionParsnip ok
[11:45] <TheSarge> Zlobi, I am not sure anyone even uses UNR lol
[11:45] <ActionParsnip1> pawel_121_: the repos dont always have the latest
[11:45] <pawel_121_> ActionParsnip ok :)
[11:46] <TheSarge> Zlobi, I installed Ubuntu-desktop how can I switch to it now? Just restart?
[11:47] <Zlobi> thesarge: Yes, like he did... :)
[11:47] <Zlobi> Now...
[11:47] <Zlobi> Hello again, new small issue, googled even yesterday when happened for shoutcast. cupsd is on 8000. How to move cupsd to another port, no such option in cupsd.conf Ubuntu 9.10 Desktop
[11:47] <cyberjorge> hi, I'm trying to copy contents of mounted cdrom using "cp -var /mnt/cdrom/MyCD /install" but I get "cannot create symbolic link" error, how do I do this?
[11:47] <subitoo> is there a way to change the output sound of qsynth?
[11:48] <bazhang> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1306123 thesarge
[11:48] <hanshenrik> installed ubuntu on my new laptop (with very new hardware), ubuntu cannot use my WLAN, the AMD64-version hangs (till it goes endless loop complaining about "CPU #5", its an quad-core) so ill have to use 32-bit witch cant use all the RAM, and i activated the hardware drivers suggested by "system->administration->Hardware Drivers", and ubuntu fails to start 50%++ of the time (most of the time...
[11:49] <hanshenrik> ...it just "hangs with that white icon until i pull the plug")   ideas?
[11:49] <TheSarge> Grr still doesnt work
[11:49] <Keiya> Hey, I just got around to fixing grub after installing Windows 7. It lists it as Vista (but boots fine). Can I change the label just to avoid confusion?
[11:49] <bazhang> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1306123 TheSarge
[11:49] <bazhang> TheSarge, you need to use gconf-editor as in the link above
[11:49] <ActionParsnip1> hanshenrik: did you md5 test the iso you downloaded?
[11:50] <ActionParsnip1> hanshenrik: and 32bit can use all your ram, you just need PAE
[11:51] <arn-> Keiya: I think under the menu.lst in /boot/grub, you can change the label
[11:51] <ActionParsnip1> hanshenrik: which is enabled by default in the server kernel
[11:51] <Zlobi> hashenrik: New kernels for the WLAN, and generally for the rest...
[11:51] <cyberjorge> hi, what does "cp -var" does?
[11:51] <Zlobi> this is imo...
[11:51] <ActionParsnip1> hanshenrik: so yes, a 32bit kernel can access all your ram
[11:51] <djnvl2> Keiya, edit menu.lst @/boot/grub
[11:51] <hanshenrik> ActionParsnip1: yes i did, and the PAE seems not to be activated
[11:51] <bigdavjoker> looking for linux tools to fix Vista boot files  I recently had to use gparted to copy partitions from a HD getting ready to fail.  I can now boot into my ubuntu partion fine but when I try and boot vista from grub it simply restarts the laptop
[11:51] <bazhang> hanshenrik, install linux-generic-pae
[11:52] <bigdavjoker> The only suggestions I've found so far from googling are to try and delete the recovary partion
[11:52] <ActionParsnip1> hanshenrik: install the server kernel
[11:52] <ActionParsnip1> !info linux-generic-pae
[11:52] <Flannel> ActionParsnip1: No, not the server kernel, generic has a PAE variant now
[11:53] <hanshenrik> ActionParsnip1: theres also something called "linux-image-2.6.31-16-generic-pae", its the kernel im running, should i try that 1 instead? :p
[11:53] <Younder> bigdavjoker, you are looking at the wrong thing.. Windows has two boot partions. If one fails the other takes it's place
[11:54] <TheSarge> bazhang, Well as the users in the thread say that option leaves you with an unusable desktop as far as icons and such go, I am considering using the method in the last post
[11:54] <ActionParsnip1> Flannel: noted and awesome :D
[11:55] <ActionParsnip1> hanshenrik: i dont have more than 3Gb in all of my systems put together dude
[11:55] <bigdavjoker> Younder sorry I'm not sure I follow you
[11:55] <Younder> bigdavjoker, what loader is it looking for Vista or CP
[11:55] <Younder> XP
[11:55] <bigdavjoker> Younder what is CP?
[11:56] <Younder> XP
[11:56] <Younder> missed a key
[11:56] <bigdavjoker> Younder,  I'm using grub which sees the vista partition
[11:56] <Younder> well it sees a vista partion for xp too, but it succed in booting on my macine
[11:57] <root_> can anybody tell me the step to configure Ip multicast on ubuntu plz
[11:57] <bigdavjoker> Younder,  okay it also sees my recovery partition but won't boot it either says something about missing /boot/bcd
[11:58] <bigdavjoker> Younder, so I was guessing that maybe something in the boot files for vista partition was screwed up  but can't figure out how tot try and check or fix and I don't have a vista CD handy to try and fix the install
[11:58] <djnvl2> Hi I'm trying to  install some softwares to ubuntu using dvd repo but apt-get asks for same dvd several times.
[11:59] <Younder> bigdavjoker, that's my point Vista is fine, it is GRUB that f.... up
[11:59] <djnvl2> For each package I download I had to change dvd.
[11:59] <bigdavjoker> Younder, sorry a bit slow this morning
[11:59] <om26er> !language
[12:00] <bigdavjoker> Younder, I got  grub to start booting the vista once it flashed the windows screen with the progress bar then when blank and rebooted
[12:00] <ActionParsnip1> djnvl2: i the package is on a different dvd you will need to change to the disk with the package on
[12:00] <Younder> ok so look at the grub config at /boot/grub.mnu
[12:02] <Younder> bigdavjoker, /boot/grub/menu.lst
[12:02] <djnvl2> ActionParsnip1, but I had to insert same dvd several times
[12:02] <dsotr> Hi all, I was upgrading jaunty to karmic through ssh
[12:02] <dsotr> I had the horrible idea to use screen, which was uninstalled during upgrade :(
[12:02] <dsotr> any1 knows if the upgrade is still running in the background?
[12:02] <hanshenrik> ActionParsnip1: kk, bet you have never tried to play onlink (well the beta-versions anyway, the release isn't so bad :p)
[12:03] <dsotr> I can see dpkg and karmic processes running...
[12:03] <bigdavjoker> Younder, I'm using 9.10 with grub2 so no menu.lst   update-grub does find the vista partition not sure how to edit it from there
[12:03] <ActionParsnip1> hanshenrik: play onlink?
[12:04] <ActionParsnip1> djnvl2: submit a bug
[12:04] <jozefk> if somebody is using Cone email client, my question is: what's the way for sending a message through different SMTP servers? right now I have one which works good but don't see how to add more SMTP servers for other accounts
[12:05] <Younder> bigdavjoker, I also use 9.10 and i edit menu.lst all the time.. try 'locate menu.lst'
[12:06] <Thomas__> Hello, my bootloader grub dont work, so i want to reinstall with a Live CD Ubuntu 9.10! But i cant mount the file system with: "sudo mount /dev/sda7 /mnst"
[12:06] <co> test
[12:06] <noob13> why is getdeb.net down? :(
[12:07] <hanshenrik> ActionParsnip1: its a game that's extremely RAM-needing.. (well the beta versions anyway)
[12:07] <ActionParsnip1> hanshenrik: i dont game much
[12:07] <co> quit
[12:07] <ActionParsnip1> hanshenrik: frets on fire is all the gaming i ever do
[12:07] <Milos> What do I need to install in order to run compiz-check?
[12:08] <en1gm4> hi all
[12:08] <unix> hallo
[12:08] <i46614161> hello
[12:08] <ActionParsnip1> Milos: run the command and you will be told
[12:08] <vicktor_421> Hello , last night something went wrong with my hard drive , i simply tried to copy some data , and when i turn my computer today its seems the hard drive has some errors , i used the Livecd and run the command "fsck -pcfv /dev/sda1" and i get the following error - ttempt to read block from filesystem resulted in short read while trying to open /dev/sda1 Could this be a zero-length partition? any idea ?
[12:09] <creature> So. I have an encrypted /tmp on a separate partition, via dm-crypt. The way this works is that dm-crypt creates a new filesystem at boot time. But mount seems to be trying to mount it too soon – at a guess, cryptsetup is creating the device node before its finished creating a filesystem on it, so it can't be mounted when mountall tries. How can I fix this?
[12:09] <TheSarge> Okay I have the classic desktop again but no close maximize and minimize in the right hand corner?
[12:09] <pere> hi! everybody, I have some time trying to conect my ipod touch without éxit I have tryed some options... jail brake, that wasn't good, and now I see ifuse is nice option, and I enstallit but I can't make it work! somebody can please help me?!
[12:09] <djnvl2> ActionParsnip1, k. There is also problem with kpackagekit. When I'm using it to add software it says media change, but doesn't mention the dvd no or name.
[12:09] <Guest34166> is german people here
[12:09] <Milos> ActionParsnip1, it says command not found, as I found out before I came here...
[12:09] <frogzoo> vicktor_421: sounds like the drive's failing
[12:09] <creature> vicktor_421: I'd use something like cfdisk to print out the partition table to check, but 'short read' probably indicates a failing drive...
[12:09] <en1gm4> i've just upgraded to 9.10. I've a problem with audio, my input is a mix of my mic output and my audio card output, it's annoying in conversation because the other person hears his voice back, I was able to solve it in 9.04 but the interface in 9.10 is totally different, anyone knows how to solve it?
[12:10] <MarderIII> !de | Guest34166
[12:10] <vicktor_421> frogzoo: any idea what i should try in order to recover my data ?
[12:10] <ActionParsnip1> Milos: ok then install compizconfig-settings-manager     you will get the packages you need to run compiz, inc the tester
[12:10] <vicktor_421> creature: any idea what i should try in order to recover my data ?
[12:10] <ActionParsnip1> vicktor_421: restore from backup
[12:10] <Guest34166> oki
[12:10] <Milos> ActionParsnip1, cool thanks :)
[12:10] <creature> vicktor_421: If it won't mount then you're probably out of luck. Backups are the way to go, or a specialist recovery place if it's that important to you.
[12:11] <TheSarge> Any ideas on how to get the x maximize and minimize icons on all my windows?
[12:11] <djnvl2> @unix :)
[12:11] <ActionParsnip1> TheSarge: you running compiz?
[12:11] <Guest34166> i search a batsch for automaticstart wicd ...
[12:11] <Tesssa> did as suggested earlier in comand typed sudo-apt-get ubuntu desktop tells  me a invalid option now what
[12:12] <ActionParsnip1> Tesssa: sudo-apt-get ubuntu-desktop
[12:12] <Younder> bigdavjoker, grub2 also uses menu.lst
[12:12] <ActionParsnip1> Tesssa: no package name has a space
[12:12] <ActionParsnip1> Younder: does it!?
[12:12] <TheSarge> ActionParsnip1, No I just switched to the classic desktop on netbook remix
[12:12] <Younder> bigdavjoker, (I had to check)
[12:12] <en1gm4> i've just upgraded to 9.10. I've a problem with audio, my input is a mix of my mic output and my audio card output, it's annoying in conversation because the other person hears his voice back, I was able to solve it in 9.04 but the interface in 9.10 is totally different, anyone knows how to solve it?
[12:12] <Tesssa> i did that as well invalid option
[12:12] <ActionParsnip1> TheSarge: press alt+f2   type: metacity --replace     pres enter
[12:13] <Younder> ActionParsnip1, But I have updated not installed from scratch..
[12:13] <arn-> Tesssa: whant to install ubuntu-desktop ?
[12:13] <Tesssa> or so it tells me
[12:13] <ActionParsnip1> Younder: thats why then
[12:13] <Tesssa> yes 9.10
[12:13] <Younder> ActionParsnip1, Anything you can add?
[12:13] <amy_> does anyone know if tomtom home is compatible with linux ubuntu?
[12:13] <zhuotuo> what???
[12:13] <zhuotuo> tomtom???
[12:13] <arn-> Tesssa: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[12:13] <ActionParsnip1> Younder: not sure, i use grub2 begrudginly for my single boot (bit OTT but t runs)
[12:14] <mimis> hi, how can i add the "Places" menu in my top panel?
[12:14] <Tesssa> did that told me no package foung
[12:14] <ActionParsnip1> Tesssa: sudo apt-get --reinstall install ubuntu-desktop
[12:14] <TheSarge> ActionParsnip1, the script ran my screen blinked but still not there?
[12:14] <amy_> i have downloaded tomtom home but the main thing is that it won't install
[12:14] <Younder> ActionParsnip1, in particular what does it use insted of menu.lst
[12:14] <ActionParsnip1> TheSarge: then you should run: compiz --replace    in a terminal
[12:14] <Younder> instead
[12:14] <pere> hi! everybody, I have some time trying to conect my ipod touch without éxit I have tryed some options... jail brake, that wasn't good, and now I see ifuse is nice option, and I enstallit but I can't make it work! somebody can please help me?!
[12:15] <ActionParsnip1> Younder: /boot/grub/grub.cfg     but its generated using scripts and config files so editting it is not advised unless you absolutely have to
[12:15] <arn-> Tesssa: package not found ! try updating : sudo apt-get update
[12:15] <amy_> hello
[12:15] <arn-> Tesssa: and then search : sudo apt-cache search ubuntu-desktop
[12:15] <TheSarge> ActionParsnip1, Same thing?
[12:15] <amy_> anyone there to help me please
[12:15] <MarderIII> amy_: tomtom for linux or have you downloaded tomtom for <whisper> windoze?
[12:16] <Younder> ActionParsnip1, well my grub let's you edit the # comments and uses ## for real comments and the you do a update-grub
[12:16] <djnvl2> Amy_ ask the q
[12:16] <amy_> well i have downloaded Tomtom home and its an exe file on the desktop
[12:16] <ActionParsnip1> TheSarge: yes but you ogot some text didnt you?
[12:16] <ActionParsnip1> TheSarge: some smart output?
[12:16] <TheSarge> ActionParsnip1, Yes but it seems to have been successful?
[12:17] <jennyfast2> Hi
[12:17] <TheSarge> No major errors
[12:17] <Younder> ActionParsnip1, It adds entries for each core it finds (in the default config)
[12:17] <MarderIII> amy_: if its a file for windows it wont install under ubuntu.. :-)
[12:17] <ActionParsnip1> Younder: yes but grub2's config file is generated so if yuo edit grub.cfg  the next time update-grub is ran the change wil vanish
[12:17] <johnny_> when I log off, or turn off the system, I get the message: "An unknown program is still running". What can be done to figure out what program is still running, and to get it turned off properly before shut down?
[12:17] <soreau> What is the equivalent of /etc/init.g/gdm stop in karmic?
[12:17] <amy_> how can i install it then
[12:17] <ActionParsnip1> TheSarge: ok thats fine, you now have something you can websearch for
[12:17] <jennyfast2> I am looking for a great portable computer that can run Ubuntu. Something smaller than a netbook. I was thinking the OQO or Sony UX. Any other suggestions (Under $500)
[12:17] <TheSarge> ActionParsnip1, Should I restart x/gdm?
[12:17] <jennyfast2> ?
[12:17] <lstarnes> soreau: sudo service gdm stop
[12:17] <indus> !paste
[12:17] <ActionParsnip1> !wine | amy_
[12:17] <Milos> Okay so I can't use desktop effects because when I ran compiz-check it says "Software rasterizer detected" Does it need a hardware rasterizer? What should I do to fix this. Drivers?
[12:17] <soreau> lstarnes: Thansks
[12:17] <Younder> ActionParsnip1, so you put the changes somewhere else.. Where?
[12:17] <Tesssa> all i keep getting is invalid option or package not found
[12:17] <mimis> how can i add the folder menu (use,music,video...) in my top panel?
[12:18] <ActionParsnip1> amy_: it may not be compatible with wine
[12:18] <TheSarge> ActionParsnip1, I have already spent many hours on goolge with this issue
[12:18] <amy_> ubottu: wine says it is compatible
[12:18] <ActionParsnip1> !grub2 | Younder
[12:18] <ActionParsnip1> TheSarge: have you asked in #compiz ?
[12:18] <MarderIII> amy_: you could try with wine, but its complex and not garanteed to work.
[12:18] <TheSarge> ActionParsnip1, No one is active there
[12:18] <arn-> Tesssa: have you modify your source.list ?
[12:18] <Younder> ActionParsnip1, already there, I was hoping you could save me some time..
[12:19] <adalal> what does 'stop: unknown instance' mean if the commmand 'sudo service networking stop' is issued?
[12:19] <TheSarge> ActionParsnip1, And they wouldnt know about Netbook remix and switching to classic desktop
[12:19] <Tesssa> not as far as i know
[12:19] <ActionParsnip1> Younder: thats all i know
[12:19] <ActionParsnip1> TheSarge: thats irrelevant, its a desktop and you want to run compiz. thats the key stuff
[12:20] <arn-> Tesssa: can you look into and see if the karmic/main are still here ?
[12:20] <Tesssa> i am newish to ubuntu so don't know how
[12:20] <Younder> ActionParsnip1,  It is automatically generated by /usr/sbin/update-grub using templates from /etc/grub.d and settings from /etc/default/grub
[12:21] <arn-> Tesssa: ok, if you have installed ubuntu from the ubuntu CD i think you already have ubuntu-desktop
[12:21] <Tesssa> it wont install
[12:21] <Younder> ActionParsnip1, that's a direct quote
[12:21] <Drunken> good morning
[12:22] <Drunken> i'm having some sound issues since I installed ubuntu
[12:22] <Drunken> spdif output is not working. at all
[12:22] <ActionParsnip1> Younder: and /usr/lib/grub/grub-mkconfig_lib   too
[12:22] <Drunken> strangely enough it did in debian
[12:22] <Tesssa> it gets as far as 3of6 the click forward it jumps to 4of7 and leaves out the paretioner
[12:22] <ActionParsnip1> Younder: I had to edit that file to remove the --no-floppy option causing my system not to boot
[12:23] <Drunken> http://pastebin.com/m50829020
[12:23] <jennyfast2> What MID do you all recommend? I'd like something the size of a Nintendo DS or smaller?
[12:24] <TheSarge> ActionParsnip1, Can I just dist-upgrade to normal karmic?
[12:25] <ActionParsnip1> TheSarge: from what release?
[12:25] <TheSarge> ActionParsnip1, When I right click on the window in the bottom window selector panel it allows me to unmaximize then its normal with all the buttons?
[12:25] <TheSarge> ActionParsnip1, 9.10 Ubuntu Netbook Remix
[12:25] <TheSarge> But I don't wanna lose all the netbook optimazations?
[12:26] <hebz0rl> hello im using lighttpd under ubuntu 9.10 how can i restrict it so it can just access /var/www is there a way where i dont have to change the chmod of all files to 750?
[12:26] <en1gm4> i've just upgraded to 9.10. I've a problem with audio, my input is a mix of my mic output and my audio card output, it's annoying in conversation because the other person hears his voice back, I was able to solve it in 9.04 but the interface in 9.10 is totally different, anyone knows how to solve it?
[12:26] <Wistful> If I run runlevel command it tells me I'm in runlevel 2 although I have Xfce running, wtf?
[12:26] <ActionParsnip1> TheSarge: you already have karmic then, if you uninstall the netbook stuff you will have a regular desktop
[12:26] <kinja-sheep> en1gm4: Try padevchooser
[12:27] <ActionParsnip1> TheSarge: the only thing the netbook remix as over the desktop is a different desktop otherwise its the same release
[12:27] <TheSarge> ActionParsnip1, No its not, lol it has all sorts of lil netbook gizmos
[12:28] <MASARUwota> !lol|TheSarge
[12:28] <en1gm4> kinja-sheep:  thanks, downloading
[12:28] <TheSarge> Its optimized for atom processors
[12:28] <kinja-sheep> TheSarge: Ubuntu-Desktop + extra-10-packages
[12:28] <TheSarge> I will say lol all I want.
[12:28] <MASARUwota> !lol|TheSarge
[12:28] <jozefk> it seems Cone can't handle multiple SMTP accounts :( unfortunatelly
[12:29] <TheSarge> kinja-sheep, It is actually compiled for specific hardware not a generic kenel build.
[12:29] <Younder> OK, present shopping time
[12:29] <frogzoo> not time like the present
[12:29] <Younder> later..
[12:30] <four> can someone tell me? is there a way to make the top panel in gnome go away?
[12:30] <CShadowRun> four: right click on it, delete panel.
[12:30] <TheSarge> Something is making every program I start fully maximized with no close maximize or restore buttons?
[12:30] <ActionParsnip1> TheSarge: its the same release, just with some tweaks and jolts so it suits a netbook screen
[12:31] <MASARUwota> TheSarge: you mean, your window manager is screwed?
[12:31] <ActionParsnip1> TheSarge: you need to run a window manager like metacity or fluxbox
[12:31] <kinja-sheep> TheSarge: Have you successfully ran MID on your Nintendo DS yet? Do you know how to put it on it there? You could always install ubuntu-minimal and install packages as you go.
[12:31] <MASARUwota> !wm|TheSarge
[12:31] <TheSarge> ActionParsnip1, I am running Metacity already....
[12:32] <TheSarge> I know what a WM is.
[12:32] <shane2peru> ok, I need some help recovering my encrypted data
[12:32] <shane2peru> here is what happened, my computer is died, power surge, lightning stuck close to home
[12:32] <en1gm4> kinja-sheep:  no idea how to solve it with that :O
[12:32] <TheSarge> I just need to know how to configure metacity to not maximize everything with no buttons like this
[12:32] <shane2peru> I had just rsynced my home directory to an external disk
[12:33] <TheSarge> maybe reinstalling metacity?
[12:33] <kinja-sheep> en1gm4: Look under Accessories --> Sound/Video. You'll see it there. Run it and it'll show up in notification area. Click on that and edit your input/output and stuffs.
[12:33] <shane2peru> so I open the disk and the encrypted directory seems to have been transfered, however I'm not sure how to access it?  any ideas?
[12:33] <MASARUwota> TheSarge: replace metacity with openbox =)
[12:33] <Halitech> TheSarge, are you running compiz? sounds like something compiz would do
[12:33] <TheSarge> Halitech, No
[12:33] <en1gm4> kinja-sheep: yes I'm able to run it, but not to solve my problem...
[12:34] <TheSarge> MASARUwota, I want to use Metacity
[12:34] <TheSarge> Has no one ever converted netbook remix to use classic desktop before?
[12:34] <ActionParsnip1> TheSarge: you could find the metacity config folders in ~, rename them then rerun metacity
[12:35] <shane2peru> no one knows of how to restore encrypted data?
[12:35] <ActionParsnip1> TheSarge: there used to be a switcher but it seems to be missing somewhere
[12:35] <shane2peru> !encrypted
[12:35] <kinja-sheep> en1gm4: In Sound Preferences, have you checked out Hardware tab and try different profile?
[12:35] <TheSarge> ActionParsnip1, Because it was broken.
[12:36] <en1gm4> kinja-sheep:  yes I tried all of them, and all input connector I have
[12:37] <CyberArch> when I do sudo service gdm stop it tells me initctl: unknown instance, why ?
[12:37] <kinja-sheep> en1gm4: What make/model?
[12:37] <TheSarge> ActionParsnip1, would I have to do that everytime I restarted?
[12:37] <ActionParsnip1> TheSarge: you can add a startup item to run it for you
[12:38] <kaizer> hi. I'm trying to run a .jar file
[12:38] <TheSarge>  I cant believe I can't just do a dist-upgrade or something
[12:38] <kinja-sheep> TheSarge: sudo killall maximus
[12:38] <en1gm4> kinja-sheep: it's integrated on the motherboard... I don't know really... it was working on 9.04
[12:38] <erUSUL> CyberArch: gives the same for me. but seems to work anyway. so harmless noise it is afaics
[12:38] <kaizer> i'm supposed to set up some path
[12:38] <TheSarge> Im going to just have to do a clean install huh?
[12:39] <ActionParsnip1> TheSarge: its not a different system or OS so its not a dist-upgrade, its a simple config screwup
[12:39] <kinja-sheep> en1gm4: Check for your make/model. Hopefully there are something useful --> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupport
[12:39] <TheSarge> Doesn't seem simple to me
[12:40] <ActionParsnip1> TheSarge: to many its simple, plastic surgery is simple to many surgeons but not us
[12:40] <kcj1993> is there anyway to clean out ram in ubuntu?
[12:40] <kinja-sheep> !info maximus | TheSarge (is it running?)
[12:40] <MASARUwota> kcj1993: do you mean swap space or actual RAM?
[12:40] <TheSarge> kinja-sheep, Is that the netbook desktop thing?
[12:40] <CyberArch> How do I remove a module from the linux kernel if it's in use ?
[12:40] <ActionParsnip1> kcj1993: sudo echo 3 > /proc/sys/vm/drop_caches
[12:40] <kinja-sheep> TheSarge: Yes.
[12:40] <amy_> does anyone know how to link the windows dll to wine
[12:40] <amy_> ?
[12:41] <kinja-sheep> TheSarge: One of the extra ten-or-so packages.
[12:41] <MASARUwota> amy_: put them in the windows folders in wine
[12:41] <ActionParsnip1> amy_: put it in ~/.wine/drive_c/WINDOWS   you will need to use winecfg to tell wine to use the dll
[12:41] <MASARUwota> ^that
[12:42] <TheSarge> kinja-sheep, Okay that removed that but it still maximizes everything so that have no close/maximize/etc?
[12:42] <MASARUwota> TheSarge: listen, your window manager, metacity, is screwed. try removing its configuration files
[12:42] <TheSarge> actually the weird desktop thing is still there gr
[12:43] <TheSarge> MASARUwota, How?
[12:43] <amy_> is that how i be able to load up or install tomtom home
[12:43] <hanshenrik> could someone with a 64-bit installtion upload their /etc/apt/sources.list.distUpgrade somewhere?
[12:43] <holden_> hello, i need some models of webcam that work out of the box in ubuntu 9.10. thanks
[12:43] <MASARUwota> TheSarge; look for ~/.metacity or a metacity dir in ~/.config
[12:43] <ActionParsnip1> amy_: check the appdb
[12:43] <ActionParsnip1> amy_: it may be completely incompatible
[12:43] <TheSarge> huh?
[12:43] <MASARUwota> TheSarge: :/ like i said
[12:44] <kcj1993> I don't want to drop the cache. My system has been up for 14h and I'm only running xchat and system monitor and it's using 400mb of ram excluding cache
[12:44] <TheSarge> You don't make sense
[12:44] <TheSarge> I don't see why dist upgrade won't give me the normal setup?
[12:44] <cyberjorge> hi, how do you set the the default user directory to root dir in proftpd? I always directed to /home/user
[12:44] <MASARUwota> TheSarge: yes i do. there should be either a config file in ~/.metacity or ~/.config somewhere :/
[12:44] <ActionParsnip1> TheSarge: try it: sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[12:44] <MASARUwota> TheSarge: its not that hard :/
[12:45] <sunshinepants> i'm getting this when the broadcom sta module loads: lib80211_crypt: registered algorithm 'NULL'
[12:45] <shane2peru> ok, following this:  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EncryptedPrivateDirectory#Recovering%20Your%20Data%20Manually  when I get the directory mounted, it is all humble jumble, letters that make no sense
[12:45] <TheSarge> MASARUwota, That isn't very specific
[12:45] <sunshinepants> and the wireless device isn't working
[12:45] <amy_> ActionParsnip1: i have checked the appdb, it says it is compatible
[12:45] <lianimator> anyone know why gnome-do uses 200% CPU on startup sometimes? (dual-core CPU) And it doesn't work.
[12:45] <MASARUwota> TheSarge:just look for it already :/ jesus christ
[12:45] <ActionParsnip1> TheSarge: http://pastebin.com/m24b2e276
[12:46] <ActionParsnip1> amy_: cool then read the guide below the bit saying its compatible and you will find hints
[12:46] <kcj1993> so anyone know how to clean the memory?
[12:46] <indus> kcj1993: you mean physically/
[12:46] <ikonia> kcj1993: what do you mean clean the memory ?
[12:46] <lockd> amy_, return the brick, or use virtualbox (non open source edition) with USB passthrough
[12:46] <TheSarge> MASARUwota, I HAVE BEEN
[12:46] <kcj1993> the ram not swap
[12:47] <MASARUwota> TheSarge: GOOD
[12:47] <ikonia> kcj1993: what do you mean by "clean"
[12:47] <TheSarge> MASARUwota, wow how old are you?
[12:47] <MASARUwota> TheSarge: why would you care?
[12:47] <ikonia> TheSarge: the topic of this channel is ubuntu support please try to keep to that, MASARUwota you too please
[12:47] <amy_> lockd: how do you mean?
[12:48] <kcj1993> get rid of garbage that running programs accumulate over time
[12:48] <ActionParsnip1> kcj1993: did my command not work?
[12:48] <MASARUwota> kcj1993: if you kill the processes they are gone, otherwise you should look in the apps themselves
[12:48] <ikonia> kcj1993: the kernel will deal with that for you, it's called garbage collection
[12:49] <TheSarge> All I see is compiz
[12:49] <TheSarge> I nuked the compiz configs and its still doing it
[12:49] <TheSarge> I did a metacity --replace though so I should be using metacity
[12:50] <lockd> amy_, it's not detected as a USB mass storage device, though?
[12:50] <TheSarge> Its almost like when its maximized the buttons are hiding under the top gnome panel
[12:50] <kinja-sheep> TheSarge: Any chance you're using Human Netbook Theme?
[12:50] <amy_> lockd: how do you return the brick or use virtualbox with usb passthrough
[12:50] <amy_> ?
[12:50] <TheSarge> kinja-sheep, No
[12:50] <amy_> lockd, how do you suggest me to do?
[12:51] <lockd> amy_, return the brick, means return the piece of hardware you can't use without proprietary drivers. chances are you can't do that
[12:51] <george_> were do i get the list of ubuntu bugs
[12:51] <kodomo> hi folks... I've got a keymap problem... would be glad about pointers on how to debug this:
[12:51] <lockd> amy_, as for virtualbox, you go to virtualbox.org and download their software, and install a version of windows, and HOPE it works
[12:51] <traveller> TheSarge, you said you removed the package maximus? did you also restart your X session?
[12:51] <kinja-sheep> TheSarge: "gconftool-2 -s --type bool /apps/panel/toplevels/top_panel_screen0/auto_hide false"
[12:51] <amy_> but why does wine appdb says it is compatible then?
[12:51] <TheSarge> traveller, I logged out and in?
[12:52] <kcj1993> ikonia: when?
[12:52] <kodomo> I've got a hardy machine running synergys and a koala machine running synergyc - both have the same keymab xkb configuration
[12:52] <enthdegree> Hoi, is there any way to tell what package has <somefile.so> using apt?
[12:52] <traveller> TheSarge, yes, logging out and then in
[12:52] <TheSarge> traveller, Ya I did that
[12:52] <ikonia> kcj1993: real time
[12:52] <kodomo> however, when I type my @ via synergy on the koala machine, I get an Ω (Omega) instead
[12:52] <amy_> lockd, do you mean by download the tomtom software from virtualbox.org?
[12:53] <ActionParsnip1> ikonia: how about: sudo echo 3 > /proc/sys/vm/drop_caches
[12:53] <kcj1993> xp used less memory that this
[12:53] <dath> how can i change the ubuntu startup sound?
[12:53] <axle> why would fdisk keep giving me a unable to open /dev/sda error
[12:53] <ikonia> ActionParsnip1: that's only going to be cache data, that will get cleared up in garbage collection too, but thats one way
[12:53] <TheSarge> Should I just remove the entire ubuntu-netbook-remix package?
[12:53] <kodomo> when I type the @ with the keyboard, of the respective machine, I actually do get the xkbcomp -I$HOME/.xkb ~/.xkb/keymap/xkb_map_grsch $DISPLAY
[12:53] <lockd> amy_, download the /virtualbox/ software from virtualbox.org, if you absolutely must have the tomtom software running.
[12:53] <kodomo> do get the @
[12:53] <ikonia> kcj1993: windows and ubuntu use memory in different ways, I'm confident the memory you think is in use is being used as cache
[12:53] <TheSarge> brb
[12:53] <kodomo> (mist-pasted, sorry)
[12:53] <axle> also, can 2 different linux distros on the same HD share a swap partition?
[12:54] <dath> axle: yes
[12:54] <amy_> ok but it got about 3 on there? which one do i download?
[12:54] <axle> dath: awesome
[12:54] <indus> yes they can axle
[12:54] <kcj1993> ikonia: It's not cache
[12:54] <dath> where can i change the ubuntu startup sound?
[12:54] <wsjunior> i would like to make cheese to work with kubuntu, what should i install?
[12:54] <amy_> it says virtual box binaries or virtualbox Open Source Edition (OSE)?
[12:54] <amy_> lockd?
[12:55] <ikonia> kcj1993: how do you know
[12:55] <soreau> ActionParsnip1: The answer is no, TheSarge has not asked in #compiz so I dont know why he told you no one is active there
[12:55] <TheSarge> Got it, thanks traveller!
[12:55] <wsjunior> i've already installed cheese but it crashes when i try to record something
[12:55] <darrend> enthdegree: dpkg -S <somefile.so>
[12:55] <lexsoOr> !gfx
[12:55] <enthdegree> xthankyou
[12:55] <TheSarge> soreau, Yes I did want a log?
[12:55] <lexsoOr> !glx
[12:55] <traveller> TheSarge, no worries
[12:55] <lockd> amy_, you have to get the binaries, because OSE does NOT support USB pass through
[12:55] <wsjunior> but when i use it in gnome it works normally
[12:55] <soreau> TheSarge: Someone already told you your problem which is maximus, but you did not listen
[12:55] <amy_> okm
[12:55] <lockd> amy_, and you will have to pass through devices
[12:55] <axle> anyone know why fdisk cannot open /dev/sda? im running on sdb, and i did a fuser -m to check if its in use, and its not, i dont know what else fdisk wants from me
[12:55] <kcj1993> ikonia: because the total would be 850mb
[12:55] <TheSarge> soreau, I didn't thats funny cause I did? You sure are a ignorant fool.
[12:56] <ikonia> kcj1993: what are you actually seeing that concerns you?
[12:56] <ikonia> TheSarge: no name calling please
[12:56] <ActionParsnip1> axle: try: sudo fdisk /dev/sda
[12:56] <enthdegree> Wait, does dpkg -S search uninstalled packages too?
[12:56] <kcj1993> ikonia: sort of
[12:56] <soreau> TheSarge: Not listening while calling people names is doubly negative for your position. You will never get anywhere this way
[12:56] <amy_> lockd, do I download the one for windows hosts, OS X hosts, Linux hosts, Solaris and OpenSolaris hosts or Software Developer Kit?
[12:56] <ikonia> kcj1993: could you explain what you are seeing that worries you please
[12:57] <axle> ActionParsnip1: thanx your a genius
[12:57] <ActionParsnip1> enthdegree: you can use: apt-cache search something    to search packages
[12:57] <ActionParsnip1> axle: hardly, but thanks :D
[12:57] <lockd> amy_, the host is what OS you are running it on
[12:57] <wsjunior> ** (cheese:2998): WARNING **: No GConf default audio src key and alsasrc doesn't work
[12:57] <dath> where can i change the gnome login sound?
[12:57] <LjL> enthdegree: dpkg -S doesn't, but you can use http://packages.ubuntu.com/ to do that, or the "apt-file" program
[12:57] <amy_> lockd, i am running it on ubuntu linux
[12:58] <Sacho> dath preferences-sound
[12:58] <kcj1993> ikonia: if I restart i would be seeing about 180mb in use excluding cache
[12:58] <wsxu> sas
[12:58] <enthdegree> hum. Ok, thanks. :D
[12:58] <dath> Sacho: i can only choose betwen ubuntu theme and no sound
[12:59] <ikonia> kcj1993: what are you actually seeing that worries you though
[12:59] <kcj1993> ikonia: yes why would it climb so much?
[12:59] <henry_> output handler "ob_gzhandler" conflicts with "zlib output compression" => in my webbrowser , I try to get IPplan working on Ubuntu server
[12:59] <Sacho> dath: you can change the actual sound
[12:59] <ikonia> kcj1993: WHAT are you actually seeing that worries you
[13:00] <TheSarge> soreau, Dude what are you taling about my issue was resolved long ago... nothing to do with what you were talking about. Just mind your business and troll somewhere else please.
[13:00] <dath> Sacho: i can only choose a warning sound
[13:01] <kodomo> actually, xev tells me that when I type the @ overy synergy, it receives an additional Keypress event for Level-3-Shift, then a keypress for Omega then a release for Level-3-Shift, and then a release for Q
[13:01] <kodomo> that's just plain nonsense... :(
[13:01] <Sacho> dath: I have no idea what you mean. From Desktop -> Login you can change the login sound. Just click on Default, select Custom, and select your sound
[13:01] <soreau> TheSarge: Seems you finally payed attention. Maybe next time you will listen sooner
[13:01] <ikonia> TheSarge: enough now - please stop it - soreau you too
[13:01] <TheSarge> soreau, yes I "payed" attention. haha. Goto school.
[13:01] <ikonia> TheSarge: enough -
[13:02] <TheSarge> ikonia, Excuse me, you are talking to the wrong guy, he is the one trolling. So leave me alone.
[13:02] <amy_> lockd, my computer is intel, not AMD64
[13:02] <TheSarge> Wow now your being reported for descrimination.
[13:02] <kcj1993> ikonia: the high mem usage for no apparent reason
[13:03] <ActionParsnip1> kcj1993: you will use ram as disk cache
[13:03] <dath> Sacho: http://i47.tinypic.com/25tdpab.png
[13:03] <ActionParsnip1> kcj1993: unused ram is wasted ram
[13:03] <ikonia> kcj1993: what do you see as "hi" the kernel will manage your ram and flush what's needed when needed
[13:03] <lockd> amy_, if it's 64-bit, it's AMD64 regardless
[13:03] <ikonia> TheSarge: please make any complaint in #ubuntu-ops
[13:04] <amy_> how can i check whether it is 64 or ot
[13:04] <amy_> not*
[13:04] <lockd> amy_, but if you are running 32-bit Ubuntu, you need 32-bit packages. well the package manager will check for you
[13:04] <lockd> amy_, if it doesn't match up, you just won't easily be able to install it
[13:04] <amy_> where is the package manager?
[13:04] <ikonia> !syantpic | amy_
[13:05] <ikonia> !synaptic | amy_
[13:05] <dath> what's a good gnome app to print dvd inlays?
[13:05] <indus> amy_: try the software center also
[13:05] <amy_> k
[13:05] <indus> amy_: in main menu ,
[13:05] <ikonia> dath: scribus has worked well in the past for me
[13:05] <zikalify> hi in 10.04 i hear theyre removing GIMP so could someone suggest they rgbpaint in its place because it is basic like they said they wanted it to be
[13:05] <soreau> Sorry ikonia, I get mad for compiz being blamed for everything and people not listening even when correct suggestions are made
[13:05] <ikonia> zikalify: 10.04 discussion in #ubuntu+1 please
[13:05] <ActionParsnip1> !lucid | zikalify
[13:05] <Dr_Willis> dath:  You mean burn lightscribe labels? or juist print paper labels?
[13:05] <oskar-> hi, on my machine (recently upgraded to karmic) the ssh daemon and the login prompt at the virtual consoles do not get up. where should i take a look?
[13:06] <Sacho> dath: can't you change the "Art" column?
[13:06] <ikonia> oskar-: what happens when you see in ?
[13:06] <SwedeMike> zikalify: questions and suggestions for 10.04 should go in #ubuntu+1
[13:06] <dath> Dr_Willis: paper inlays for front back and side in 1 piece
[13:06] <subichan> with an ubuntu live cd how is your unmounted sata hd called in dev?
[13:06] <ActionParsnip1> oskar-: sudo apt-get --reinstall install openssh-server
[13:06] <Dr_Willis> dath:  oh cd 'inserts' is what ive always called them
[13:06] <ActionParsnip1> subichan: sudo fdisk -l    will show you
[13:06] <dath> Sacho: no i cant
[13:06] <adante> hi guys
[13:07] <adante> is there a way to mount a smb share in such a way that if it goes down it does not bring down my entire gnome desktop environment?
[13:07] <oskar-> ActionParsnip1, ssh works, if i start it manually by "/etc/init.d/ssh start". it seems to me like a init/upstart problem. any hints?
[13:07] <kodomo> I guess nobody can help me with my keymod/synergy problem?
[13:07] <subichan> ActionParsnip1: it shows me a weird name, not the likes of hda1 and such, but i think it's the livecd... because gparted has been 'scanning all devices' for half an hour already
[13:07] <heoa> while { 1 == 1} 99 [[ setleds -D -num < /dev/tty7; sleep 3; setleds -D +num < /dev/tty7 ]]
[13:07] <dath> Dr_Willis: yes, dvd box insert
[13:07] <heoa> What is wrong?
[13:08] <pawel_121_> ActionParsnip1, I installed newer version of Tomboy - 1.0.1, but it didn't help
[13:08] <four> is there a channel on freenode where i can get help with screenlets?
[13:08] <oskar-> ikonia, i don't understand, what you mean, sorry..
[13:08] <ikonia> oskar-: when you start the vm are you saying sshd is not actually running
[13:08] <ActionParsnip1> subichan: those are the block devices to use
[13:08] <ikonia> oskar-: or is it running but not accepting connections
[13:08] <jarodlau> any tutorial about smplayer play 1080p with vdpau  in 9.10?
[13:08] <ActionParsnip1> subichan: i think you can change udev to change the name
[13:09] <soreau> heoa: No idea what you are trying to do but maybe #bash can better assist you?
[13:09] <oskar-> ikonia, it is not running. also the "getty" processes are not running. seems like upstart is hanging somewhere
[13:09] <amy_> the vitualbox binarie have been installed
[13:09] <subichan> ActionParsnip1: it's sdf1. but in Computer i can see my sata hd windows partitions. is it the same?
[13:10] <amy_> lockd
[13:10] <heoa> soreau: to switch my led every 3 second
[13:10] <ikonia> oskar-: I've seen situations like this with other distros and vmware where the network interface on the host isn't up for the vm before the processes have a virtual nic to bind services to, is that a possability for your setup, it's common with vmware ?
[13:10] <toader> hi, how to view if my pc is 64bit or 32bit?
[13:10] <heoa> the while-loop is wrog soreau
[13:10] <amy_> but still can't seem to install tomtom home
[13:10] <ikonia> toader: boot a 64bit livecd will tell you if it's 64bit capable, if you want to know what's currently running use "uname -a" in a terminal
[13:10] <soreau> heoa: What is the 99 supposed to be for?
[13:11] <adante> hi
[13:11] <adante> how can i restart whatever it is that gets .gvfs working
[13:11] <adante> primarily i am interested in just having something that works at this stage as opposed to learning more wonderful things
[13:12] <amy_> thanks for the help from all of you
[13:12] <amy_> but still didn't work
[13:12] <oskar-> ikonia, i don't use virtualization ;)  i meant the virtual terminals tty[1-6], where a getty is prompting for a login
[13:12] <ActionParsnip1> subichan: if thats how it rolls, its fine
[13:12] <ikonia> oskar-: ooh really, I thought you said it was on a virtual host, my apologies
[13:12] <NET||abuse> finally have my webserver up from dapper to hardy.. hehe
[13:12] <oskar-> thanks anyway, i must leave and will return later ;-) bye
[13:12] <ikonia> oskar-: in that case disable boot splash and watch init
[13:13] <NET||abuse> that was probably a little late in being done
[13:13] <NET||abuse> sure i've only to wait 4 months for the next lts :)
[13:13] <subichan> ActionParsnip1: i can't see my external usb hd also.. and i needed it to run ddrescue
[13:13] <heoa> soreau: 99 times, just some big numbe
[13:13] <heoa> r
[13:13] <ActionParsnip1> subichan: the fdisk output should show the partition
[13:14] <soreau> heoa: Yea you have it all wrong. Ask in #bash and they should be able to set you straight
[13:14] <ActionParsnip1> subichan: if not run: dmesg | tail     when you connect it
[13:14] <hanshenrik> could someone with a 64-bit installtion upload their /etc/apt/sources.list.distUpgrade somewhere?
[13:14] <subichan> there is an fd0 with I/O errors
[13:15] <ActionParsnip1> hanshenrik: its the same as a 32bit one
[13:15] <cHarNe2> where is the rules for /etc/inputrc ? i want edit ^w where can i do that?
[13:16] <dan2> hey guys
[13:16] <ActionParsnip1> hanshenrik: i can give you my sources.list file if you want
[13:16] <dan2> I just upgraded to karmic, but now wireshark is missing an entry to run as root in my menu
[13:16] <soreau> heoa: Should look more like this:  while true; do setleds -D -num < /dev/tty7; sleep 3 && setleds -D +num < /dev/tty; done
[13:16] <dan2> I tried fussing with it with suid bits but no success
[13:16] <ActionParsnip1> hanshenrik: http://pastebin.com/f32a98566    just change lucid to your release
[13:16] <shho> oh my god
[13:16] <Drunken> spdif, has anyone got this working?
[13:17] <hanshenrik> ActionParsnip1: are you sure there aren't like "deb http://no.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ karmic multiverse" and "deb http://no.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ karmic multiverse binary-amd64" or changes like that?
[13:18] <ActionParsnip1> hanshenrik: mine doesnt say anyting about 64bit except the top line
[13:18] <filippo> ubuntu italiano
[13:18] <filippo> ???
[13:18] <ActionParsnip1> !it
[13:18] <hanshenrik> ActionParsnip1: oh, ok, thanks
[13:19] <ActionParsnip1> hanshenrik: used to have the vlc repo too but it doesnt have lucid so I removed it
[13:19] <dath> whats a good program for dvd box outside insert?
[13:19] <heoa> soreau: while true; do setleds -D +num < /dev/tty7; sleep 2; setleds -D -num < /dev/tty7; sleep 3; done
[13:19] <ActionParsnip1> dath: "outside insert" can you expand that please
[13:20] <heoa> soreau: yeah, worked well. Christmess :D
[13:20] <heoa> Thank you.
[13:20] <ActionParsnip1> hanshenrik: you'll need to add the keys for the reops you keep too
[13:20] <dath> ActionParsnip1: http://www.gentoo.org/proj/en/pr/releases/10.0/images/cover/DVDCover.jpg i want to make that format with my own images
[13:21] <soreau> heoa: The sleep calls are effectively doing nothing when followed by ;
[13:21] <cortex> dath: koverartis is good voor dvd covers
[13:21] <soreau> heoa: Or I am confusing with &, carry on
[13:21] <ActionParsnip1> dath: gotcha
[13:21] <hanshenrik> how does the update-manager determe if your running 32-bit or 64-bit? (or, how do you force update-manager to think your 64-bit?)
[13:22] <heoa> soreau: yes, they are. Ortherwise, you see no blinking!
[13:22] <sameepreturns> @indus.....thanx a lot for helping me out with my sound problem....and the step by step truobleshooting guide ou provided......
[13:22] <indus> sameepreturns: :)
[13:22] <sameepreturns> atleast now I can enjoy ubuntu
[13:22] <sameepreturns> :-)
[13:22] <ActionParsnip1> hanshenrik: you can't run 64bit packages using a 32bit kernel
[13:22] <indus> sameepreturns: all thanks to google, just drop in here for any help you need
[13:23] <sameepreturns> sure...
[13:23] <soreau> heoa: Right.. glad i could help ;)
[13:23] <ActionParsnip1> hanshenrik: you ca run 32bit packages under a 54bit system though
[13:23] <indus> sameepreturns: also, you can help someone now with this issue, this works for toshiba etc
[13:23] <indus> sameepreturns: i helped someone with that once
[13:23] <hanshenrik> ActionParsnip1: well i wanna try distro-upgrade from 32-bit to 64-bit, if possible (even if wery hackish :p)
[13:24] <ActionParsnip1> hanshenrik: not possible
[13:24] <ActionParsnip1> hanshenrik: you need to reinstall
[13:24] <sameepreturns> grt
[13:24] <soreau> heoa: It just wasnt working on the lappy, works on the desktop though ;)
[13:26] <hanshenrik> ActionParsnip1: think ill download the source, try to force it to believe im 64-bit, run it in sudo, let it goto hell, then ill re-install ^.^  sounds fun
[13:27] <lexsoOr> !mac
[13:28] <sameepreturns> what is the best app for managing playlists and playing mp3s in ubuntu??
[13:29] <ActionParsnip1> hanshenrik: sounds like a recipe for pain, easier to backup, reinstall then restore settins
[13:29] <airtonix> !best | sameepreturns
[13:29] <BluesKaj> Howdy
[13:29] <ActionParsnip1> sameepreturns: amarok, banshee can do it
[13:29] <Slart> sameepreturns: some people like rythmbox.. others prefer amarok. I like quod libet
[13:30] <vonadhz> hey Dr_Willis
[13:30] <hanshenrik> ActionParsnip1: i installed ubuntu today, got nothing that i would miss if i had to re-install ubuntu right now :p
[13:31] <sameepreturns> in windows wmp works for me.....whats the  nearest "lookalike" in ubuntu
[13:32] <traveller> sameepreturns, maybe totem movie player?
[13:32] <vonadhz> hey guys is Dr_Willis online?
[13:32] <enthdegree> Hey, for some reason my conky setup keeps getting hidden behind netbook-launcher
[13:32] <sameepreturns> lets try it...
[13:32] <Slart> sameepreturns: I'm not sure if there is anything similar.. but give amarok, banshee or rythmbox a try
[13:32] <vonadhz> Is Dr_Willis online
[13:32] <ActionParsnip1> sameepreturns: you can skin vlc to look the same
[13:32] <Slart> vonadhz: ask him in a pm.. stop spamming about it here
[13:32] <Slart> vonadhz: whois might have some info as well
[13:33] <kinja-sheep> vonadhz: He is in this chatroom but if he does not respond, then he is away.
[13:33] <sameepreturns> I don't seem to like vlc for amnaging playlists
[13:33] <Dr_Willis> Hmmm
[13:33] <Dr_Willis> Im feeding the 1 yr old. :)
[13:33] <vonadhz> okay he blocked me
[13:33] <vonadhz> then
[13:33] <ActionParsnip1> !player | sameepreturns
[13:33] <vonadhz> because
[13:34] <vonadhz> he is not online
[13:34] <FloodBot4> vonadhz: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:34] <vonadhz> he he told me to do something wrong
[13:34] <infoclog> i have installed ubuntu 9.10
[13:34] <vonadhz> and then didnt respond
[13:34] <Dr_Willis> vonadhz:  i do have a 'real life'
[13:34] <infoclog> how can i know which linux kernel is it based on?
[13:34] <sameepreturns> ubottu: haha so many...will try em one by one
[13:34] <ActionParsnip1> sameepreturns: try a few, see whichyou like, they are all free
[13:34] <erUSUL> infoclog: uname -a
[13:34] <Slart> !info linux-image-generic
[13:34] <lstarnes> infoclog: uname -r
[13:34] <infoclog> but why dont u know this?
[13:35] <Slart> vonadhz: make sense.. speak in full sentences.. stop pressing enter after every three words
[13:35] <infoclog> is 9.10 not always based on one linux kernen??
[13:35] <lstarnes> infoclog: the installed version gets upgraded regularly
[13:35] <lstarnes> *updated
[13:35] <Dr_Willis> vonadhz:  whats the actual problem? Im typing btween spoonfulls of baby food.
[13:35] <gdiz> hey everyone, so I am trying to access a samba share that I set up on my ubuntu box.  However, I can't seem to log in as my user administrative account.  It tells me invalid username or password.  Does anyone know how I can fix that?
[13:35] <Slart> infoclog: check the line from ubottu a few lines up.. you have the version there
[13:35] <ActionParsnip1> infoclog: no its not, it will get updated as time passes
[13:35] <lstarnes> infoclog: and there are different configurations of the kernel available
[13:35] <Lartza_> DO all Asus netbooks run either Xandros Linux or Windows XP?
[13:36] <Slart> Lartza_: nope.. mine runs ubuntu
[13:36] <Dr_Willis> vonadhz:  also wht this irc client i rarely notice the msg's its best to talk in here.
[13:36] <vonadhz> okay
[13:36] <ActionParsnip1> infoclog: karmic kernels will be 2.6.31 but the last number can change as new kernels are released
[13:36] <Lartza_> Slart: From the factory I mean...
[13:36] <vonadhz> how do i do that thing
[13:36] <ActionParsnip1> !ot | Lartza_
[13:36] <vonadhz> how you message me
[13:36] <ZoltaR> hi
[13:36] <vonadhz> i dont use irc too much
[13:36] <lstarnes> vonadhz: he said your nick in the message
[13:36] <lstarnes> vonadhz: so you say his nick
[13:36] <Lartza_> ActionParsnipl: This IS ubuntu related
[13:36] <Slart> Lartza_: how is that an ubuntu question? check the asus website
[13:36] <lstarnes> vonadhz: like I am doing
[13:36] <lstarnes> also
[13:36] <lstarnes> !tab | vonadhz
[13:37] <FloodBot4> lstarnes: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:37] <infoclog> ActionParsnip1: even the kernel gets updated? i thought only the applications get updated.
[13:37] <vonadhz> Dr_Willis: like this?
[13:37] <Lartza_> If it comes to taht I don't want to start messing with Xandros and replace it with Ubuntu
[13:37] <ActionParsnip1> infoclog: the kernel is updated as it is software like the others
[13:37] <Dr_Willis> vonadhz:  that just shows up in bold here..  along with the normal channel messages
[13:37] <vonadhz> lstarnes: like this
[13:37] <lstarnes> vonadhz: yes
[13:37] <vonadhz> lstarnes: cool
[13:37] <ActionParsnip1> infoclog: you will need to reboot to use the newly installed kernel
[13:37] <subichan> for those who used ddrescue already: to rescue a partition to another partition does the second one have to be exactly of the same dimension of the first?
[13:37] <vonadhz> Dr_Willis: alright thanks for helping me
[13:38] <infoclog> ActionParsnip1: A last one. what is the latest kernel that Ubuntu is supporting currently?
[13:38] <ActionParsnip1> subichan: it just needs enough space to hold the image dd_rescue makes
[13:38] <vonadhz> Dr_Willis: Im having problems with the boot screen
[13:38] <ActionParsnip1> !info linux-image
[13:38] <ActionParsnip1> infoclog: for karmic its 2.6.31.16.29
[13:38] <erUSUL> subichan: it has to be big enough to hold the image file
[13:39] <infoclog> and for L?
[13:39] <ActionParsnip1> !info linux-image lucid
[13:39] <lstarnes> infoclog: L?
[13:39] <m0ar> I want to have the same wallpaper on two screens in my TwinView. Not stretched, tiled or w/e but the SAME picture on BOTH screens.. Possibla in gnome?
[13:39] <ActionParsnip1> infoclog: lucid isnt discussed here though
[13:39] <infoclog> the reason being?
[13:40] <lstarnes> infoclog: it isn't released yet and therefore it is not fully supported
[13:40] <lstarnes> infoclog: try #ubuntu+1
[13:40] <erUSUL> infoclog: it has its own channel #ubuntu+1
[13:40] <ActionParsnip1> m0ar: you can use a graphic package to stick 2 images together to make 1 large image
[13:40] <tj83_> is www.gnome-look.org down for everyone?
[13:40] <vonadhz> Dr_Willis: hey you here?
[13:40] <m0ar> ActionParsnip1: No easier way?  It's possible in M$ :O
[13:40] <Dr_Willis> Im in and out all day.
[13:40] <ActionParsnip1> infoclog: its not oficially released so i not discussed in the official channel, lucid is discussed in #ubuntu+1
[13:40] <vonadhz> Dr_Willis: okay
[13:41] <vonadhz> Dr_Willis: why what are you doing?
[13:41] <vonadhz> Dr_Willis: busy with ?
[13:41] <ActionParsnip1> m0ar: doesnt matter what windows can and cannot do, its completely moot
[13:41] <Dr_Willis> vonadhz:  feeding a 1 yr old.
[13:41] <kinja-sheep> tj83_: http://tinyurl.com/ybehljn
[13:41] <vonadhz> Dr_Willis: oh wow okay
[13:41] <vonadhz> Dr_Willis: son?
[13:41] <Slart> tj83_: doesn't work for me
[13:41] <m0ar> ActionParsnip1: Still, the settings doesn't exist? :)
[13:41] <ActionParsnip1> m0ar: i cant think of any other way
[13:41] <m0ar> ActionParsnip1: Okay, thanks
[13:41] <tj83_> m0ar, its the very nature of "twinview" if you want to be able to shift windows from screen to screen then you must have one desktop area as wide as both screens,  so yes, use gimp or other to create images the span of your desktop.
[13:41] <ActionParsnip1> m0ar: sure but i'd love to see someone try and get windows to do half the stuff linux can do
[13:42] <m0ar> ActionParsnip1:  ;D
[13:42] <ActionParsnip1> m0ar: like I said, its moot
[13:42] <vonadhz> Dr_Willis: I mean i guess I can stop asking you then if ur busy, i guess ill try and find it myself
[13:42] <m0ar> tj83_: Okay..   The thing is that they have diffrent resolutions
[13:42] <vonadhz> Dr_Willis:  where do you live? usa?
[13:42] <Lartza_> Damn it, #linux is so offtopic
[13:43] <kodomo> ok... looking at synergy debug output, it seems to be a synerby problem in koala: on the receiving side (synergyc), 2 keystroke events are received for @ press and release respectively, whereas the hardy synergy only sends one
[13:43] <Lartza_> How do you backup ENTIRE system taht it can be reinstalled if soemthign goes wrong?
[13:43] <tj83_> m0ar, eww.... i have heard of problems in that area, best of luck :( i have identical screens so i never had to dive too deep into it.
[13:43] <kodomo> so I guess this is where the bogus keypress events get introduced...
[13:43] <Dr_Willis> vonadhz:  USA.  Its 9 am here.
[13:43] <ActionParsnip1> Lartza_: partimage is one way
[13:43] <Slart> !backup | Lartza_
[13:43] <ActionParsnip1> !backup | Lartza_
[13:43] <Aperculum> how do I enable automatically performance mode from my processor?
[13:43] <m0ar> tj83_: Well, it's a laptop and a separate monitor D:
[13:43] <vonadhz> Dr_Willis: oh cool what part? ye is 8-45 where i am
[13:44] <vonadhz> so
[13:44] <tj83_> Aperculum, i believe there is a panel icon that you can add to govern the cpu scaling
[13:45] <Lartza_> So drive image propably if I want complete backup?
[13:45] <vonadhz> Dr_Willis: ?
[13:45] <filippo>  il server ubuntu in italiano
[13:45] <Aperculum> tj83_: yes but I cannot change the default and default is ondemand
[13:45] <filippo> canale
[13:45] <subichan> ActionParsnip1: i'm quoting from the manual: ddrescue -n /dev/hda2 /dev/hdb2 logfile
[13:45] <Slart> !it | filippo
[13:45] <vonadhz> Dr_Willis: what state ?
[13:45] <subichan> ActionParsnip1: Note: you need to create the hdb2 partition with fdisk first. hdb2 should be of appropiate type and size.
[13:45] <filippo> grazie
[13:45] <Slart> !ot | vonadhz
[13:45] <Quan-Time> whats the command to find out what drivers my wifi card is using on wlan0 ????
[13:45] <Lartza_> Will system work for example, If i backup everything from root and put them back?
[13:46] <subichan> ActionParsnip1: what does that mean exactly?
[13:46] <Lartza_> If the partitions are ons ame places?
[13:46] <erUSUL> Quan-Time: lshw -C Network
[13:46] <vonadhz> thanks slart
[13:46] <Slart> Lartza_: you might need to fix grub too..
[13:46] <Quan-Time> erUSUL: cheers
[13:46] <Lartza_> Well yea
[13:46] <ActionParsnip1> subichan: but if you ddrescure like that you will copy the bad areas too, if you ddrescue to an image you can fsck it to possibly repair
[13:46] <Lartza_> Maybe not if the partitions are on the same blocks
[13:46] <Slart> Lartza_: not sure if uuids can change for the hard drives too.. if so you need to update fstab
[13:46] <Lartza_> WEll, but it can be done
[13:46] <Slart> Lartza_: but apart from that.. yes it should work
[13:46] <Lartza_> Drive image is easier propably though
[13:47] <tuxcrafter> hi all i need to install a package from jaunty on karamic
[13:47] <subichan> ActionParsnip1: could you make me a template command for the mode you're referring to?
[13:47] <tuxcrafter> so i can install the old tinyerp-client version
[13:47] <Slart> tuxcrafter: download the package from packages.ubuntu.com .. double click on it
[13:47] <tj83_> Aperculum, um, there is a CLI tool, cpu-freq or something similar, google, there is a method
[13:47] <tuxcrafter> but adding the jaunty repository does not work anymore
[13:47] <ActionParsnip1> subichan: id just be websearching
[13:47] <Slart> tuxcrafter: it will tell you if all the dependencies are ok
[13:49] <four> does anyone know of a channel where i can get help with screenlets?
[13:49] <tj83_> Aperculum, um, here ya go: http://madberry.org/2008/09/cpufreq-set-great-little-tool-to-change-the-frequency-scalling-of-the-cpu/
[13:49] <ActionParsnip1> subichan: but something like ddrescue /devhda2 /mount/point/image.iso
[13:49] <ActionParsnip1> or similar
[13:49] <Slart> four: you can try here.. I don't know if they have a channel of their own.. perhaps check their website
[13:49] <Guest14671> how can i make a program automatic run,when i lunch fluxbox?
[13:49] <enthdegree> For some reason gnome logoff/shutdown commands won't work in openbox.The only way I can shut down is through the terminal or do a hard shutdown. (Ubuntu,Openbox wm, gnome-panel+menu applet,user switch applet.)
[13:49] <enthdegree> Help appreciated
[13:49] <Dr_Willis> enthdegree:  cant just hit the power button?
[13:49] <deus__> I'm trying to access a windows machine: smbclient -L <machine> but, I get: Connection refused (NT_STATUS_CONNECTION_REFUSED), even though both machines have access to the internet via the local network, and they can ping eachother.
[13:50] <deus__> any idea's what could cause this?
[13:50] <four> Slart, well the problem is is that some of the menu items dont highlight when i mouseover them, also the buttons down show up correctly inside the menu screenlet
[13:50] <dath> how can i burn cds at slower speeds? brasero only let me burn with max speed
[13:51] <Slart> four: I can't help you with that.. but ask the channel.. include your version of ubuntu and other relevant info
[13:51] <enthdegree> Nope, I'm using openbox, haven't configged it to do anything :P
[13:51] <Guest14671> how can i make a program automatic run,when i lunch fluxbox?
[13:51] <ActionParsnip1> Guest14671: edit ~/.fluxbox/startup
[13:51] <subichan> does anybody know how big at most a logfile for ddrescue could be for a 160gb partition? could it be as big as the partition itself?
[13:52] <xae8koo> Hello
[13:52] <ActionParsnip1> Guest14671: add stuff BEFORE   exec /usr/bin/fluxbox
[13:52] <xae8koo> VLC suddenly used 10 gb of ram
[13:52] <Dr_Willis> subichan:  i would think a 160gb log file would be a little extreme
[13:52] <enthdegree> gnome session save returns:
[13:52] <enthdegree> ** (gnome-session-save:11496): WARNING **: Failed to call logout: The name org.gnome.SessionManager was not provided by any .service files
[13:52] <Guest14671> ActionParsnip1, any document?
[13:52] <Slart> xae8koo: mm.. it does that for me sometimes too.. I usually just kill it
[13:52] <ActionParsnip1> Guest14671: make sure you put an ampersand (a '&' character) on the end of each line or fluxbox will NOT start
[13:52] <Dr_Willis> Guest14671:  the fluxbox homepage has docs on fluxbox ibelibve
[13:52] <xae8koo> Slart: Now my computer is laggy
[13:53] <ActionParsnip1> Guest14671: its just gonna say what i told you but: http://www.go2linux.org/run-programs-at-fluxbox-startup
[13:53] <simplexio> xae8koo: try if it does same again with same file and if so make bug report
[13:53] <subichan> Dr_Willis: after seeing the structure of the logfile i can't be sure anymore ..
[13:53] <Slart> dath: I can select different speeds in Brasero.. I thought it worked the same for everyone
[13:53] <Dr_Willis> subichan:  pipe it to /dev/null :)
[13:53] <ActionParsnip1> Guest14671: fluxbox is hugely documented
[13:53] <eskild> I've discovered an issue with grub-pc, which dev team should I talk to?
[13:53] <Slart> xae8koo: did you really kill vlc? pkill -9 vlc ?
[13:53] <subichan> no man lol i need it
[13:53] <Slart> xae8koo: your computer is probably swapping memory like mad
[13:53] <Guest14671> ActionParsnip1, Dr_Willis,thanks:)
[13:53] <Dr_Willis> subichan:  pipe it to /dev/lpr  :)
[13:54] <xae8koo> Slart: My ram and swap was full
[13:54] <eskild> disabeling UUID from grub-pc doesn't work, but it's an easy fix
[13:54] <deus__> any suggestions on why smbclint gives a connection refused when trying to access a windows machine even though they can see eachother?
[13:54] <xae8koo> I'll just shut it down and go to work
[13:54] <tuxcrafter> Slart: thanks
[13:54] <subichan> Dr_Willis: is that the printer?!
[13:54] <Dr_Willis> subichan:  ages ago it was.. i think. :) old skool
[13:54] <Slart> xae8koo: oh.. so ubuntu started to kill stuff on its own? I would reboot if I was you
[13:54] <subichan> is it possible to mount images?
[13:54] <ActionParsnip1> deus__: is the account on the windows system too, with the same password?
[13:54] <Slart> !mountiso | subichan
[13:55] <ivan84> hola
[13:55] <dath> Slart: it only shows "max" and 32x but i need 8x otherwise my dvd player cant read the disks
[13:55] <eskild> I've discovered an issue with grub-pc, which dev team should I talk to?
[13:55] <subichan> it's a partition image..
[13:55] <ivan84> alguien me podria echar una mano sobre redes wifi, voy perdidisimo
[13:55] <ivan84> hola?? alguien amableeee
[13:55] <Dr_Willis> deus__:  ive found winows tobe a real pain at times. :( been fighting 1 laptop for 3 weeks getting shares working withit.. Other laptop worked fine.
[13:55] <sandman> Any reason why I wouldn't be able to log into SSH @ an Ubuntu server?
[13:55] <ikonia> eskild: grub-pc ?
[13:55] <toader> hi, i have some files stored on several computers, if some files have been update, how to synchronize with them among these computers?
[13:55] <Slart> dath: hmm.. odd.. perhaps it's a driver thing.. not really sure how to fix it
[13:55] <sandman> Immediately after install?
[13:55] <eskild> grub2
[13:55] <Dr_Willis> sandman:  ssh is installed?
[13:55] <eskild> under 9.10
[13:55] <IdleOne> !es | ivan84
[13:55] <ikonia> sandman: ssh not running, no accoumt, firewall, no-authenication ? tons
[13:55] <sandman> yeah
[13:55] <sandman> default install
[13:56] <Slart> sandman: I don't think ssh is enabled by default
[13:56] <sandman> Just hit enter through all the prompts
[13:56] <ivan84> #ubuntu-es
[13:56] <ikonia> sandman: have you installed sshd ?
[13:56] <Slart> sandman: I'm not even sure if it's installed
[13:56] <eskild> ikonia: do you know who I should talk to?
[13:56] <ikonia> eskild: what's the problem ?
[13:56] <sandman> Okay, it's installed.
[13:56] <sandman> Still cannot connect in.
[13:57] <ikonia> sandman: is it running ?
[13:57] <subichan> does ddrescue do iso images?
[13:57] <Dr_Willis> ssh is definatly NOT enabled by default
[13:57] <eskild> ikonia: disabeling uuid's from /etc/default/grub can't work because /usr/lib/grub/grub-mkconfig_lib ignores it
[13:57] <Dr_Willis> ddrescue can try to recover a dvd to a dvd.iso yes.
[13:57] <lstarnes> Dr_Willis: I think the server edition would have it enabled
[13:57] <ikonia> eskild: the grub2 package on launchpad
[13:57] <Dr_Willis> lstarnes:  Not sure on that really.
[13:58] <ikonia> eskild: under the ubuntu project
[13:58] <ActionParsnip1> subichan: sure does
[13:58] <subichan> so i'll rescue a partition to an iso. i hope it works
[13:59] <lexsoOr> !mocp
[13:59] <Slart> lstarnes: ssh enabled by default? that sounds like.. living on the edge =)
[13:59] <subichan> something like ddrescue /dev/sda5 image.iso
[13:59] <subichan> ok wish me good things
[14:00] <ivan84> como entrar al canal ubuntu-es????
[14:01] <ivan84> #ubuntu-es
[14:01] <indus> !es
[14:01] <lstarnes> ivan84: type /join #ubuntu-es
[14:01] <ivan84> type /join #ubuntu-es
[14:01] <dath> Slart: what should i do now? i dont want to reboot every time to burn a cd
[14:01] <indus> ivan84: /join #ubuntu-es
[14:02] <indus> ivan84: just click on #ubuntu-es
[14:03] <eskild> ikonia: Thanks
[14:03] <ikonia> eskild: good spot
[14:04] <ActionParsnip1> subichan: assuming the pwd is the location for te iso file
[14:05] <dath> can anyone tell me why brasero doesnt allow selection of lower burn speeds?
[14:05] <Dr_Willis> dath:  the optical drive may not support the lower speeds
[14:06] <dath> Dr_Willis: it works in nero
[14:06] <Dr_Willis> dath:  no idea then. go use nero i guess.
[14:06] <Dr_Willis> or try k3b or the cli tools
[14:06] <dath> time to unpack that nero linux 4 i think
[14:06] <Dr_Willis> or some of the other burning tools
[14:06] <Dr_Willis> last i saw nero 4 linux - it was pathic
[14:06] <Dday> i just went from 9.04 to 9.10 and my sound no longer works, anyone know what to do?
[14:07] <indus> Dday: need to give output of some commands
[14:07] <indus> Dday: lspci -vv
[14:07] <indus> !paste | Dday
[14:07] <grawity> dath: GNOME apps tend to stay within the limits of "usable by average desktop PC user", so they might be missing some features. As for reading speed, I don't see why wouldn't you want to use the fastest.
[14:07] <ActionParsnip1> !burning | dath
[14:07] <Milos> Is Ubuntu supposed to fart when it shuts down?
[14:07] <sandman> Is it possible to take an ISO install image, and extract the ISO image to a HDD?
[14:07] <sandman> And install from the HDD?
[14:08] <indus> sandman: no
[14:08] <dath> grawity: im talking about burning speed
[14:08] <indus> sandman: but i have read somewhere it can be done
[14:08] <ActionParsnip1> sandman: you can put the iso on the disk, then tell grub2 to fireup the iso file
[14:08] <dath> my dvd player doesnt play movies burnt faster than 8x
[14:08] <indus> sandman: unless someone else here says how to, i would say answer is no
[14:08] <ActionParsnip1> dath: slower burns are better anyway
[14:08] <Dday> indus http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m2d175181
[14:10] <dalfz> what tool can I use to shrink (reencode) a video DVD down to DVDR size?
[14:10] <person> I understand that in Linux, an application ran as a normal user when exploited won't give root-level access. But is this a bit beside the point if all your important files are in your home directory?
[14:10] <Dr_Willis> !info k9copy | dalfz
[14:10] <indus> Dday: give me complete model number of laptop
[14:10] <Dday> im on a pc indus
[14:10] <dalfz> Dr_Willis, thanks checking that
[14:10] <Dr_Willis> dalfz:  there maybe others.. but i never use them.
[14:11] <ActionParsnip1> dalfz: or devede
[14:11] <ActionParsnip1> !info devede | dalfz
[14:11] <indus> Dday: aah oops sorry
[14:12] <indus> Dday: asus ?
[14:12] <dalfz> thanks ActionParsnip1
[14:12] <Dday> custom built pc
[14:12] <Dday> you want mobo model indus?
[14:12] <indus> Dday: ya
[14:13] <Dday> Is there a command to check it?
[14:13] <gdiz> hello all, I am trying to connect to a samba share on an ubuntu box.  When I try to log on as a valid username and password, it tells me that it is invalid.  Am I doing something wrong?  Does it matter that I am already logged in as that name?
[14:13] <ikonia> gdiz: what are you using for a username/password database, tdbm or ldap, or what ?
[14:14] <ikonia> gdiz: (on the samba server I mean)
[14:14] <gdb> gdiz: You'll need to set up the passwords for the users you want to grant access using smbpasswd.
[14:14] <Dr_Willis> gdiz:  you did give the user a samba password with 'sudo smbpasswd -a username' ?
[14:14] <indus> Dday: aah no nvm
[14:15] <indus> Dday: ok what does aplay - l say
[14:15] <pasjr> Hello, I was wondering if an?yone can tell me why in 9.10 I can connect to my network but unable to transmit or receive with my N- wireless usb stick
[14:15] <Dday> nothing indus
[14:15] <arubaguy> Is there a tool that will create a bootable USB stick from a linux iso in windows?
[14:16] <ActionParsnip1> Dday: sudo -s; lshw | less
[14:16] <MarderIII> arubaguy: unetbootin
[14:16] <SwedeMike> arubaguy: yes, unetbootin
[14:16] <pasjr> arubaguy yes there is, in ubuntu you make a usb boot of the live cd
[14:16] <arubaguy> thats for windows too?
[14:16] <arubaguy> no i need a windows tool
[14:16] <MarderIII> arubaguy: yes
[14:16] <SwedeMike> arubaguy: yes, it's for windows.
[14:16] <arubaguy> k
[14:16] <ActionParsnip1> Dday: check the core section, you'll see the motherboard make and model
[14:17] <Dday> actionparsnip it just went into root
[14:17] <gdiz> ikonia, I'm sorry,  I am not sure I follow.  I am trying to log on via my macbook pro so whatever the standard protocol would be on that.  Forgive my ignorance.
[14:17] <ActionParsnip1> Dday: give it a sec
[14:17] <stanley_robertso> hi all
[14:18] <gdiz> gdb or Dr_Willis, is that what is established via the shares-admin gui?
[14:18] <pasjr> Who is a networking guru?
[14:18] <Dr_Willis> gdiz:  i always do it by the command line.
[14:18] <ActionParsnip1> Dday: the top of the lshw output will detail the motherboard
[14:18] <Dr_Willis> pasjr:  itss best to just ask the actual question.
[14:18] <fgiasson> Hi everybody. Is it normal that each time I run "apt-get upgrade" libc6.so.6 get fucked-up and result in an un-usable instance? (always getting errors such as "ls: error while loading shared libraries: /lib/libc.so.6: file too short" for any command that uses the lib)?
[14:18] <fgiasson> libc.so.6 sorry
[14:18] <ikonia> fgiasson: control your language
[14:19] <ikonia> fgiasson: if you can't report a problem without swearing - don't report it
[14:19] <pasjr> I can connect to the internet in 9.10 with my wireless N- usb, however unable to transmit or receive.  Why?
[14:19] <gdb> ikonia: relax
[14:19] <ikonia> fgiasson: if libc.so is having a problem after an update I suggest either a.) you're not using official ubuntu repositories b.) you're not using ubuntu c.) you have a hardware problem
[14:20] <ikonia> gdb: no - the channels policy is no swearing
[14:20] <kinja-sheep> gdb: You relax.
[14:20] <fgiasson> ikonia: sorry, didn't mean to be swearing; maybe the F word doesn't have the same impact the way I thought I was saying it and the way native English people listen at it ;) sorry about that)
[14:20] <Dr_Willis> libc.so i dont think would be getting updated that often.
[14:20] <gdb> I totally get that, but people are human and it's *ok* to let it slide once.
[14:20] <ikonia> fgiasson: I'm native english
[14:20] <ikonia> gdb: I did let it slide, I asked him to stop
[14:21] <gdb> No, you spent more time telling him to stop swearing than you devoted to an answer.  Something like "woah, no need for the f word, but let me help you with your issue..." is more apropos.
[14:21] <fgiasson> ikonia: let me check which repository I am using. In fact, it is a EC2 instance, so I don't think it could apply to (c) except if they have real issues
[14:21] <fgiasson> so will check (a) and (b)
[14:21] <gdiz> Dr_Willis, so doing it through the command line, sudo smbpasswd -a myusername  ... does that just give access to myusername for smb or do I actually need to include a password too
[14:21] <ikonia> fgiasson: if libc had a fatal problem like that it would have long been noticed, so I can only suggest the place you're getting it from is not an official build or a hardware problem
[14:21] <ikonia> gdiz: I've responded with detailed assistance to him,
[14:21] <fgiasson> yup, maybe it is the problem :|; will tell you in a second
[14:22] <Dr_Willis> gdiz:  it will ask for a password to use. I alw2ays use the same password as the users login pass.
[14:22] <Dr_Willis> gdiz:  theres proberly ways to automate it. but i never bother
[14:22] <Dr_Willis> gdiz:  i just have a 4 user home lan. :)
[14:22] <gdiz> Dr_Willis, ikonia I'll give that a try
[14:23] <ikonia> gdiz: do you have a large number of people/clients using this ?
[14:23] <gdb> He said he has 4 users.
[14:23] <ikonia> gdb: ahhh sorry I thought it was you who where having the problem
[14:23] <Dday> ActionParsnip1, http://pastebin.com/m2192586e
[14:23] <fgiasson> ikonia: will have to create another instance, so will know in 5 mins
[14:23] <ikonia> fgiasson: no problem
[14:23] <gdb> No worries. :-)
[14:23] <pasjr> :(
[14:23] <kapi> pl
[14:24] <vonadhz> Hey
[14:24] <vonadhz> What does suse mean?
[14:24] <ActionParsnip1> Dday: ok run: lshw | less     then wait a bit
[14:24] <ActionParsnip1> !ot | vonadhz:
[14:24] <ikonia> vonadhz: that's an alternative distro - try #suse
[14:24] <gdb> vonadhz: I don't think it actually means anything.
[14:24] <kapi> join ##ubucentrum.net
[14:24] <vonadhz> oh alright
[14:25] <saritor> is there a way to mark a package as one you dont want to install with apt-get even if a meta package would install it?
[14:25] <vonadhz> so will this work on ubuntu 9.10 http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=208855?
[14:25] <gdb> saritor: Yes, through apt pinning the details of which are documented somewhere (and not in my head).  But that may get you pointed in the right direction.
[14:25] <ikonia> vonadhz: I'd recommend against tryig it
[14:26] <ikonia> vonadhz: that's putting grub 1 back in place
[14:26] <saritor> gdb: thanks
[14:26] <gdb> Of course!
[14:26] <ActionParsnip1> gdb: it does
[14:26] <vonadhz> ikonia: really?
[14:26] <Dday> ActionParsnip1, P5LD2-SE from ASUStek computers inc
[14:26] <ikonia> vonadhz: yes
[14:26] <vonadhz> ikonia: i though it replaces it with gfx boot
[14:26] <Dr_Willis> vonadhz:  given that the date on that  thread is 2006 - i wouldent try it
[14:26] <vonadhz> okay thanks guys
[14:26] <ikonia> vonadhz: which is built on grub1
[14:26] <vonadhz> you guys have synaptic right
[14:27] <ikonia> yes
[14:27] <vonadhz> if you open it
[14:27] <AZDiablo> hello
[14:27] <vonadhz> search
[14:27] <vonadhz> gfxboot
[14:27] <ActionParsnip1> gdb: SuSE, pronounced soo'-suh, comes from the German acronym, "Software und Systementwicklung (Software and System Development
[14:27] <Dr_Willis> vonadhz:  or just do a apt-cache search gfxboot   :)
[14:27] <gdb> ActionParsnip1: Ah!  I never knew that!  That's something I'll take note and try to remember. ;-)
[14:28] <ActionParsnip1> gdb: fairly useless info
[14:28] <Lartza_> vonadhz: What's the problem?
[14:28] <vonadhz> Dr_Willis: lol i dont know what that is
[14:28] <vonadhz> im a noob
[14:28] <vonadhz> recently started
[14:28] <AZDiablo> i downloaded the teamspeak 3 server software. how do i start the program in the terminal?
[14:28] <ikonia> vonadhz: I advise you not to use it
[14:28] <ikonia> AZDiablo: read the documentation on it
[14:28] <gdiz> ikonia, no I don't.  But I tried logging on as my username and it wouldn't let me.  So, I specified a new username and gave smb permission, but whenever I tried to turn off the computer while connected to the smb share, it said another user was logged on.  so, I needed to figure out how to log on as the same user logged on to ubuntu box, and that did the trick right there
[14:28] <vonadhz> Dr_Willis: okay but the one in synaptic is the same right?
[14:28] <vonadhz> sorry
[14:28] <vonadhz> wrong person
[14:29] <vonadhz> ikonia: so its the same thing right?
[14:29] <HardDrive> How can i use NTFS as the defualt fs?
[14:29] <Dday> i upgraded from ubuntu 9.04 to 9.10 and the sound no longer works, anyone know what to do?
[14:29] <ikonia> vonadhz: it's the same package as listed in that forum post
[14:29] <vonadhz> ikonia: xept it says the most recent version is for karmic
[14:29] <ikonia> HardDrive: whoaaa not advisable
[14:29] <HardDrive> WHy not?
[14:29] <Lartza_> HardDrive: THis is THE WAY: DON'T
[14:29] <Dr_Willis> vonadhz:  apt-cache and synaptic and the other apt tools all access the same stuff.
[14:29] <pasjr> go to admin-aut and setup permission to use
[14:29] <ikonia> HardDrive: NTFS support is not %100 relible
[14:29] <vonadhz> ikonia: karmic wasnt around in 2006 though
[14:29] <HardDrive> How so?
[14:29] <ikonia> vonadhz: so ?
[14:29] <ActionParsnip1> HardDrive: ntfs can't hold the linu permissions needed
[14:29] <Dr_Willis> HardDrive:  its not even doable..  so dont try.
[14:29] <HardDrive> NTFS is journalled
[14:29] <vonadhz> ikonia: so its just a newer version correct?
[14:29] <Lartza_> HardDrive: ...
[14:29] <Dr_Willis> HardDrive:  so its journlled... so what.
[14:29] <ikonia> HardDrive: as in it's not %100 stable
[14:30] <pasjr> Dday 9.10 gives me wireless problems, I rolled back to 9.04
[14:30] <Lartza_> HardDrive can I talk to you in private?
[14:30] <ikonia> HardDrive: your using a close MS file system on linux, not practicle
[14:30] <Dr_Willis> HardDrive:  so is ext3/4 and proberly other filesystems.
[14:30] <vonadhz> ikonia: does it replace grub 2 with gfxboot or with grub1?
[14:30] <scunizi> vonadhz: you're entering a mine field.. if you're that new it's probalby not best that you start replacing or messing with grub.. unless you really like breaking things and reinstalling
[14:30] <ikonia> vonadhz: grub 1
[14:30] <trijntje> Hi all, in Karmic my sound gives a loud crack just before it starts playing. Any pointers on how to fix this?
[14:30] <HardDrive> Lartza_, sure
[14:30] <vonadhz> ehh im exploring
[14:30] <gdb> HardDrive: NTFS does not support (easily) Unix sytem permissions, it does not support extended attributes, it is closed source (owned by Microsoft) and the implementation in Linux is reversed engineered.  It is not designed with Unix security in mind.  It is useful for removable media that is shared with Windows machines, it is not useful for use as a primary fs type for Linux (or any Unix).
[14:31] <pasjr> trijntje: turn down the sound levels in pulse
[14:31] <Johnaha> with python, how do i write code, save it as .py then use that to convert into an exutable
[14:31] <Dr_Willis> trijntje:  if the machine just sits for a while (or no sound plays for a while) does it crack/pop  right befor it plays a sound?
[14:31] <vonadhz> ikonia: coudlnt u just install grub 1 then?
[14:31] <trijntje> Dr_Willis, yes
[14:31] <vonadhz> ikonia; wats the difference or advantage of getting gfx over grub1?
[14:31] <ikonia> vonadhz: if you really wanted to, but it wouldn't have the gxfboot patches
[14:31] <Dr_Willis> trijntje:  thats a sign of the 'power saveing' feature of the sound card/settings causing issues.
[14:31] <trijntje> pasjr, whats pulse?
[14:31] <ikonia> vonadhz: I strongly suggest reading about something before installing it, or at least knowing what grub-gfxboot does
[14:31] <Dr_Willis> trijntje:  theres some config file ya can edit to 'fix' that
[14:31] <gdb> I can't remember if Ubuntu is supporting NTFS through a FUSE driver or not.  Does anyone else know off the top of their head?
[14:31] <HardDrive> pulse is your heartbeat
[14:31] <grawity> gdb: NTFS supports alternate streams, and ntfs-3g can use them as xattrs.  NTFS also supports detailed ACLs, and ntfs-3g can use them for Unix permissions.
[14:31] <thiebaude> !pulse
[14:32] <vonadhz> ikonia: thats why Im asking you guys
[14:32] <Dr_Willis> gdb:  ntfs-3g uses fuse i recall.
[14:32] <grawity> gdb: And yeah, Ubuntu comes with the FUSE-based ntfs-3g driver.
[14:32] <vonadhz> ikonia: I couldnt really find a detailed desciption
[14:32] <erUSUL> Johnaha: put « #!/usr/bin/env python  » as the first line of the program give it executable permissions
[14:32] <ikonia> vonadhz: don't worry about things like grub
[14:32] <pasjr> pulse audio, it is in 9.10 look in media-pulse device manager
[14:32] <Dr_Willis> vonadhz:  you may want to learn some more linux basics befor worrying about eyecandy
[14:32] <HardDrive> NTFS supports shadow copys
[14:32] <ikonia> vonadhz: then why do you want to install it if you don't know what it is
[14:32] <ikonia> HardDrive: not on linux it doesn't
[14:32] <ikonia> HardDrive: it does not have full support on ubuntu
[14:32] <HardDrive> of course it dosent
[14:32] <vonadhz> ikonia: im not installing it
[14:32] <HardDrive> what about HFS+ support?
[14:32] <HardDrive> I have an external HFS+ drive for my imac
[14:32] <Dr_Willis> !hfs
[14:32] <ikonia> HardDrive: limited
[14:33] <trijntje> Dr_Willis, I already deactivated the powersafe option in alsa-base.conf
[14:33] <Dr_Willis> trijntje:  im out of ideas then.
[14:33] <gdb> grawity: I was using it recently to copy some data from an IRIX system to an external disk using NTFS attached to an Ubuntu machine but I didn't look into the details.  I was just glad it worked and I didn't have to reformat the external drive.
[14:33] <vonadhz> ikonia: im just a fan off all the custimization so ive been wanting to change the grub boot screen and what not
[14:33] <HardDrive> why is HFS+ closed too like NTFS?
[14:33] <ikonia> vonadhz: it adds a graphics option
[14:33] <Segaja> hi, was grip removed from the repos of ubuntu 9.10?
[14:33] <dorne> how can you unfreeze your usb mouse and keyboard? The system itself is running.
[14:33] <Dr_Willis> HardDrive:  yes i belive it is.
[14:33] <comawhite_> HardDisk: yes HFS+ is clsoed
[14:33] <comawhite_> closed*
[14:33] <vonadhz> ikonia: and have had a lot of problems, Dr_wilis tried to help me but that didnt work
[14:33] <lstarnes> !info grip karmic | Segaja
[14:33] <HardDrive> What is the point of keeping 2 filesystems closed?
[14:33] <Dr_Willis> Segaja:  yes i belive it was
[14:33] <vonadhz> ikonia: Ill keep researching
[14:33] <Dr_Willis> HardDrive:  go ask MS and apple.
[14:33] <trijntje> Dr_Willis, np, thanks for your time
[14:33] <comawhite_> HardDrive: ask them
[14:33] <Johnaha> erusul, wh will that do?
[14:33] <subichan> scuse me
[14:33] <Segaja> hm, so where do i find a deb file for that?
[14:33] <subichan> what happened to gddrescue in synaptic? i can't find it
[14:33] <ikonia> HardDrive: that's nothing to do with ubuntu so offtopic here
[14:34] <pasjr> trijntje, it has nothing to do with alsa, you some where turned on pulse audio, either turn it off or remove it and that should fix your sound issue
[14:34] <comawhite_> you can read/write to HFS+ no problems just can only do it with root
[14:34] <Segaja> or does someone know a good other tool like grip
[14:34] <fgiasson> ikonia: hummm, using http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu hardy, seems good, no?
[14:34] <gdb> HardDrive: Proprietry software model.  You purchase a license to use the software, but are not granted access to source code nor are you granted distribution rights.
[14:34] <ActionParsnip1> HardDrive: why is any fs closed....ask the developers
[14:34] <grawity> gdb: It was in ntfs-3g 'Advanced' for quite a while. Might not be in Ubuntu then. But I have tested both.
[14:34] <fgiasson> (hardy, hardy-update, etc)
[14:34] <ikonia> fgiasson: that should be spot on
[14:34] <scunizi> HardDrive: closed files systems = "We don't want anyone playing in our sandbox"
[14:34] <erUSUL> Johnaha: it will run « python yourscript »
[14:34] <subitoo> hello, i have a midi keyboard that i connect through USB to my computer; then in order to hear something, i need to start qsynth, and i need to connect the output of the keyboard to the input of qsynth using qjackctl, but then i have a problem using gtick at the same time, because whenever qsynth is on, i get "Please check is speficied sound device and sample file are accessible" when i try to start the metronome
[14:34] <gdiz> could someone tell me how to set up printer sharing...preferably bonjour printing but windows printing on ubuntu would work too...I've been reading that 9.10 has been having some trouble, but I wanted see if anyone had a workaround for it
[14:34] <Johnaha> k
[14:34] <HardDrive> if ntfs is closed up how did NTFS-3g figure it out without running into legal trouble?
[14:34] <subichan> i have gutsy gibbon and when i try installing it says i should enable universe but i did enable it and through synaptic i still can't find it
[14:35] <subichan> i'm talking of gddrescue
[14:35] <trijntje> pasjr, where can I do that? I just did a clean install of Karmic and then I got this issue
[14:35] <fgiasson> ikonia: could it be because some software that shouldn't are running?
[14:35] <subichan> gnu's ddrescue, antonio diaz's
[14:35] <lstarnes> HardDrive: reverse engineering file formats and filesystem formats isn't illegal
[14:35] <ikonia> HardDrive: it's reversed engineered, it's not NTFS
[14:35] <gdb> HardDrive: blackbox reverese engineering (ie; not decompiling) is perfectly legal.
[14:35] <comawhite_> NTFS sucks anyways
[14:35] <HardDrive> o
[14:35] <Quan-Time> anyone here got kismet experience ?
[14:35] <gdb> This is how Samba implemented a Windows domain controller.
[14:35] <HardDrive> IMO NTFS is very durable
[14:35] <blinkiz> Hi. Am looking for a guide how to install my desktop karmic so it authenticates against my ldap server. Searching google and I get a bunch of tutorials explaining how to change things in system files. Am sure it exist easier ways in karmic. To start with, the package ldap-auth-client.
[14:35] <HardDrive> HFS+ is really that durable
[14:35] <ikonia> fgiasson: I don't see how, the only other option I can think of is that you've manually updated libc from outside the repositories, but I'm confident you'd have mentioned that
[14:36] <ikonia> HardDrive: no -ones is arguing that
[14:36] <Segaja> can i use the lenny package of grip on ubuntu 9.10 ?
[14:36] <ikonia> HardDrive: it's just not fully supported on linux
[14:36] <Johnaha> egL « #!/usr/bin/env python  »
[14:36] <Johnaha> print "hi"
[14:36] <ikonia> Segaja: no
[14:36] <HardDrive> ok
[14:36] <ActionParsnip1> gdb: samba also had input from microsoft in development afaik
[14:36] <Johnaha> saves as hi.py
[14:36] <dorne> is there a way to reset the usb to get my peripherals to work  again?
[14:36] <lwb> how to add a char to the  end of line
[14:36] <HardDrive> the bottom line is ntfs and HFS+ dont have full support
[14:36] <HardDrive> thanks for the info
[14:36] <ikonia> HardDrive: correct
[14:36] <comawhite_> HardDrive: yeah the only way to fix it is with Windows crappy OS, too many hard reboots and it just fails
[14:36] <lwb> anyone?
[14:36] <pasjr> trijntje, first look in media, do you have the pule device manger?  or look in syn manager in the installed list
[14:36] <Segaja> ikonia: do you know where i can find a .deb file of grip? or do you know an other tool with the same features as grip?
[14:36] <lstarnes> HardDrive: ntfs-3g's support for ntfs is very good
[14:36] <HardDrive> can windows read linux filesystems?
[14:36] <ikonia> Segaja: no
[14:36] <Dr_Willis> Segaja:  trh the getdeb or ppa repos
[14:36] <lstarnes> HardDrive: no
[14:36] <comawhite_> HardDrive: not native
[14:36] <grawity> HardDrive: Almost.
[14:36] <ikonia> HardDrive: not very stable - but yes ext3 is supported
[14:36] <Dr_Willis> !ext3 | HardDrive
[14:37] <ikonia> HardDrive: you need 3rd party tools
[14:37] <blinkiz> Hi. Am looking for a guide how to install my desktop karmic so it authenticates against my ldap server. Searching google and I get a bunch of tutorials explaining how to change things in system files. Am sure it exist easier ways in karmic. To start with, the package ldap-auth-client.
[14:37] <Segaja> Dr_Willis: getdeb.net seems to be down
[14:37] <Dr_Willis> Segaja:   i dident do it...
[14:37] <Dr_Willis> ;P
[14:37] <comawhite_> why does Ubuntu use ext4 its tons better than ext3
[14:37] <gdb> HardDrive: Yes, and the free alternatives, ext4, jfs, xfs, et al, are just as if not moreso.  I'd suggest giving ext3 a spin and see how it works for you. :-)  I'm not aware of the support status of ext4 in Ubuntu. (I just come here to help out, my main Linux is Debian).
[14:37] <comawhite_> doesn't*
[14:37] <fgiasson> ikonia: I did use that ubuntu (hardy) EC2 AMI: http://alestic.com/; I don't think they re-compiled libc neither
[14:37] <ikonia> comawhite_: it does
[14:37] <grawity> comawhite_: But it does.
[14:37] <HardDrive> k thanks
[14:37] <Segaja> Dr_Willis: i didn't say you did :)
[14:37] <Quan-Time> anyone here got kismet experience ? (wifi scanning tool)
[14:37] <subitoo> HardDrive: ext3 but not ext4 i think
[14:37] <HardDrive> i will soon be installing ubuntu on my main partition instead of having it in virtualbox
[14:37] <comawhite_> gdb ext4 > ext3
[14:38] <subichan> oh
[14:38] <Dr_Willis> ext4 is like 33% Better then ext3 :)
[14:38] <pasjr> vituralbox how retro
[14:38] <gdb> comawhite_: It's not generally reocommended to use ext4 in production as it's still under (reasonably) heavy development.  Fedora has made the transition but they tend to be the most technically cutting edge distribution, the early adopters.
[14:38] <comawhite_> :P
[14:38] <subichan> has the address of repositories changed form 7.10 to today?
[14:38] <HardDrive> !exfat
[14:38] <ikonia> fgiasson: I don't know for certain but you're pointing at a PPA - that PPA could include incompatible libc pacakges in it
[14:38] <grawity> pasjr: huh?
[14:38] <ikonia> !oldrelease > subichan
[14:38] <ActionParsnip1> comawhite_: its default in karmic and lucid
[14:38] <ikonia> subichan: changed a long time ago when 7.10 was made eol
[14:38] <lstarnes> subichan: some mirrors may have been added or removed
[14:38] <pasjr> nothing
[14:38] <mke`> anyone knows if it's possible to emulate the mouse using my keyboard ? (using fluxbox on Lenny)
[14:38] <comawhite_> gdb: I thought Ubuntu was earlier like Fedora
[14:38] <Dr_Willis> subichan:  once the release gets so old. i THink the repos get moved to some 'archive.ubuntu.com' or similery named  server
[14:38] <fgiasson> ikonia: PPA?
[14:39] <lstarnes> subichan: but 7.10 itself is no longer in the main repos
[14:39] <thiebaude> i have never had problems with ext4
[14:39] <comawhite_> same
[14:39] <ikonia> !PPA > fgiasson
[14:39] <lstarnes> !eol | subichan
[14:39] <Dr_Willis> mke`:  ive seen it done befor.. but not sure if it was a wm feature or X feature
[14:39] <trijntje> pasjr, I dont know what to look for, can you be more specific?
[14:39] <subichan> oh but then how can i download something for it?
[14:39] <fgiasson> ok thanks
[14:39] <Dr_Willis> subichan:  change your sources.list
[14:39] <lstarnes> subichan: use the old-releases.ubuntu.com mirror
[14:39] <mke`> thx anyway dr_willis ;)
[14:40] <fgiasson> ikonia: thanks for these explanations, I will poke around to see if I couldn't find the issue with this PPA
[14:40] <subichan> lstarnes: i should put that in the repositories section?
[14:40] <ikonia> fgiasson: may I make a suggestion
[14:41] <pasjr> I have since remove 9.10 from my system, it to gave me a problem but with wireless.  I have forgot the location excatly with out looking at it I am sorry
[14:41] <fgiasson> ikonia: sure, go ahead
[14:41] <ikonia> fgiasson: update to ubuntus' latest updates before adding alestic repos
[14:41] <lstarnes> subichan: you should use that for all of the main ubuntu repos
[14:41] <ikonia> fgiasson: see if that causes you any problems
[14:41] <ikonia> fgiasson: then add the alestic repo and update and see if that's the breaker
[14:41] <AmokPaule> Hello, someone knows some open source alternative to flash? At best in ubuntu packet list?
[14:41] <ActionParsnip1> AmokPaule: gnash or swfdec
[14:41] <fgiasson> ikonia: ok will check tha
[14:41] <Dr_Willis> AmokPaule:  those wont do everything the nonfree flash does
[14:41] <gdb> AmokPaule: The main one I'm aware of.. are the ones ActionParsnip1 just said. lol
[14:41] <mke`> so how could I test if my (serial) mouse isn't dead ? can't move it in X..
[14:41] <ikonia> fgiasson: worth looking
[14:42]  * gdb is too slow at the kbd this morning!
[14:42] <AmokPaule> Ty you all :)
[14:42] <subichan> lstarnes: the problem is i don't know where i should write the new server
[14:42] <Dr_Willis> mke`:  you could go to the console and try 'sudo cat /dev/psaux' or /dev/mouse and move the thing around.
[14:42] <pasjr> I will run a 9.10 live cd later today and pull the steps for you, I will post them at http://www.Micro2GB.com
[14:42] <ActionParsnip1> mke`: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SerialMouseHowto
[14:42] <lstarnes> subichan: in /etc/apt/sources.list, replace all instances of the old server with old-releases.ubuntu.com
[14:42] <mke`> thanks .. will check it out
[14:43] <subichan> lstarnes: thanks
[14:43] <nastas> hi all
[14:43] <gdiz> has anyone ever messed with setting up a nfs share on ubuntu...I'm kind of curious what people thought vs. smb and if it is better, how to set it up
[14:44] <pasjr> Must step out for a smoke, see all later:)
[14:44] <Dr_Willis> gdiz:  for linux to linix nfs can worn muich bnetter
[14:44] <gdb> gdiz: I'd say it depends on your client.  What OS is your client using?
[14:44] <tjibbaNL> can someone help me with the gnome delays bug
[14:44] <tjibbaNL> have to wait 2 minutes before gnome is completely loaded
[14:45] <gdiz> my client is running os x 10.6
[14:45] <gdb> As Dr_Willis is suggesting, for Linux -> Windows, Samba is your answer.  For Linux -> Linux/Unix, then NFS is the way to go.
[14:45] <Vultusaur> ïðèâåò
[14:45] <blinkiz> Hi. Am looking for a guide how to install my desktop karmic so it authenticates against my ldap server. Searching google and I get a bunch of tutorials explaining how to change things in system files. Am sure it exist easier ways in karmic. To start with, the package ldap-auth-client.
[14:45] <gdb> Ah, I'd use Samba for that.
[14:45] <Vultusaur> Êòîíèòü ïèçäèò ïî ðóññêè
[14:45] <Vultusaur> ??
[14:45] <gdb> For Linux -> OSX, I'd go with Samba (and that's what I'm using myself).
[14:45] <lstarnes> !ru | Vultusaur
[14:45] <tjibbaNL> what is the dutch ubuntu channel?
[14:45] <isolat3dsh33p> Bash question: How to split string by using a newline?
[14:45] <Vultusaur> » lstarnes » Íå òû ïî ðóññêè ãîâîðèøü
[14:45] <subitoo> how can i use my sound for other apps when qsynth is started?
[14:46] <lstarnes> !nl | tjibbaNL
[14:46] <gdiz> gdb, so os x doesn't support nfs?
[14:46] <tjibbaNL> thnx
[14:46] <hit> yeah,samba is great!
[14:46] <Vultusaur> õàõàõàõ
[14:46] <Vultusaur> yes
[14:46] <hit> easy to set up
[14:46] <scunizi> gdiz: I'll bet it does.. it is a unix varient
[14:46] <Vultusaur> you sekas use
[14:46] <Vultusaur> you no english
[14:47] <ikonia> !ru | Vultusaur
[14:47] <Vultusaur> ee
[14:47] <Vultusaur> ok
[14:47] <Dr_Willis> Hmm.. with weechat and screen those utf-8 characters aint shoding up right..
[14:47] <gdb> gdiz: It does, and you can try connecting to an NFS share with command-k (Connect to Server) but I've found Samba to be more than adequate.  Mac OS X integrates into Windows networks just fine.  I've not used it as an NFS client but I also feel that Samba (for what I suspect you want to do) works out of the box with less configuration on the Ubuntu side.
[14:48] <Dr_Willis> I wonder if OS-X is using samba, or if they did their own.
[14:48] <ActionParsnip1> Dr_Willis: it can do
[14:48] <gdiz> well ok, just out of curiousity, how do you set up an nfs share on the ubuntu side?
[14:48] <hit> not ever tryed
[14:48] <gdb> Yes, at home I use a Windows networking protocol to hook a Mac OS X machine to a Linux machine.  And I have no Windows machines at all (other than this laptop from work).  Ironic, no?
[14:49] <erUSUL> Dr_Willis: OS X uses samba cups and all that stuff
[14:49] <erUSUL> Dr_Willis: apple owns cups now
[14:50] <Dr_Willis> erUSUL:  last i saw apple was sort of claming it 'invented' cups at  some of the web sites. :) sort of missinformation...
[14:50] <erUSUL> gdb: SAMBA implements CIFS unix extensions (permissions etc..) so is not a bad choice for linux to linux anymore. or so i heard
[14:50] <scunizi> erUSUL: not having touched a mac much I showed a diehard mac user http://localhost:631 to configure a difficult printer.. He'd never seen it before and was pretty amazed.. so was I that he'd never seen it. :/
[14:51] <ActionParsnip1> Dr_Willis: july 2007 they bought it
[14:51] <Rewt`> which flag in the mv command will overwrite directories even if they aren't empty?
[14:51] <Dr_Willis> Right - they bought it.. but the site i saw sort of said they invented it. :) not bought it. heh
[14:51] <ActionParsnip1> Dr_Willis: http://www.tuaw.com/2007/07/12/apple-buys-cups/
[14:52] <erUSUL> scunizi: well apple surely knows how to wrap things in beatifull paper ;P be it unix cups apache ldap etc...
[14:52] <sandman> Is it possible to easily upgrade to new versions of Ubuntu using aptitude dist-upgrade?
[14:52] <gdb> erUSUL: That very well could be.  The end result I was looking for on OSX was to have a shared network drive on the desktop.  I'm not sure using OSX as an NFS client will provide that (I think it will work like NFS on any other Unix).  I can't see it being a bad option for Linux -> Linux.  It's pretty seamless on OSX when under /Volumes.
[14:52] <sandman> Or must one install again from a CD/DVD?
[14:52] <ActionParsnip1> !upgrade | sandman
[14:53] <subichan> anybody knows if ubuntu supports "sparse writes" (as related to gddrescue)?
[14:53] <LewisDre4m> Hello, Please help me.
[14:53] <LewisDre4m> If I go into "Places" / "Network" I see a folder called "Windows Network". Inside this folder I can see all my "windows" Machines currently on my network. However If I am on my "windows" Machines I cannot see ANYTHING showing exsistance of my ubuntu machine including shares / computer NOTHING. I am so stressed trying to get this woorking is anyone there able to help?
[14:53] <Dr_Willis> subichan:  i was thinking that was a feature of ext4
[14:54] <Dr_Willis> subichan:  check the ext4 wiki page
[14:54] <wilhart> how do i disable a program in init.d to run in startup ?
[14:54] <wilhart> i.e sshd
[14:54] <llutz> wilhart: sudo update-rc.d -f ssh remove
[14:54] <wilhart> please?
[14:55] <yellabs> join #ubuntu-desktop
[14:55] <yellabs> hmm
[14:55] <yellabs> hehe
[14:55] <yellabs> forgot the /
[14:56] <yellabs> bey
[14:56] <subichan> cat proc/partitions says sda5 but my hd isn't scsi
[14:56] <LewisDre4m> There is no one here who can help?
[14:56] <subichan> it's actually sata.. will this hurt when trying to rescue it?
[14:56] <llutz> subichan: using libata all drives are sd now
[14:56] <subichan> ah ok
[14:56] <LewisDre4m> If I go into "Places" / "Network" I see a folder called "Windows Network". Inside this folder I can see all my "windows" Machines currently on my network. However If I am on my "windows" Machines I cannot see ANYTHING showing exsistance of my ubuntu machine including shares / computer NOTHING. I am so stressed trying to get this woorking is anyone there able to help?
[14:56] <subichan> thanks llutz
[14:56] <srv> how can i upgrade ubuntu from 9.0.4 to 9.10 using cd
[14:57] <lstarnes> srv: you need the alternate cd for an in-place upgrade
[14:57] <Dr_Willis> srv:  the alternative installer cd can worjk as a repo.
[14:57] <DJones> !upgrade | srv
[14:57] <ActionParsnip1> srv: you need the alternate cd
[14:57] <lstarnes> LewisDre4m: is the workgroup name used by samba the same as the onw used on the windows machines?
[14:57] <arubaguy> what's the fastest mirrow to download ubuntu from if i'm in aruba/barbados
[14:58] <LewisDre4m> lstarnes:  Let me check, where do I find out that?
[14:58] <phoenixzorn> why is Ubuntu Netbook Remix so slow on my EeePC 1000HD with 1GB of RAM and a 32GB SSD?
[14:58] <lstarnes> LewisDre4m: in samba's configuration files
[14:59] <lstarnes> LewisDre4m: /etc/samba/smb.conf is probably the file to look for
[14:59] <arubaguy> can wubi produce bootable LIVE usbs of ubuntu?
[15:00] <dnivra_> arubaguy: I suggest you try torrents; they are lot faster plus less pressure on the server.
[15:00] <LewisDre4m> lstarnes: I'm just checking I have Samba correctly installed. When I type Samba into "ubuntu software center" It shows SMB4K first then Samba underneith. Which one should I install or have installeD?
[15:00] <ActionParsnip1> phoenixzorn: the interface isn't overly fast. have you got 3d accelleration?
[15:00] <arubaguy> dnivra_: can you give me the link this machine im on is really slow
[15:00] <achadwick> phoenixzorn: does https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/349314 look familiar?
[15:00] <phoenixzorn> brand new install, connected to the same wifi as this computer, drops wifi constantly, drops google talk connection, won't surf to websites of any kind, and attempted a download of irssi, and it crawled at 240B/sec.... in Windows, the same computer flies... never skipping a beat and downloading at the full 22mbps of my connection.
[15:00] <tjibbaNL> can someone look at this http://pastebin.com/m79adc0 gnome has al huge delay at startup
[15:00] <lstarnes> LewisDre4m: I don't know anything about the software center
[15:01] <LewisDre4m> Where did you install samba from?
[15:01] <lstarnes> LewisDre4m: sudo apt-get install samba
[15:01] <phoenixzorn> achadwick, not so much... no tiling, just entirely slow...
[15:01] <lstarnes> LewisDre4m: I used the package managers
[15:01] <achadwick> phoenixzorn: be interesting to see if there's anything bubbling up to the top of "top" or "iotop" in a terminal. Doesn't sound much like a graphics issue.
[15:01] <Faithful> Pulse audio is an evil piece of work chewing 80% of my CPU
[15:01] <lstarnes> LewisDre4m: I'm using 8.04 so I don't even have the software center
[15:01] <LewisDre4m> Ubuntu software center built into linux . . . oh
[15:01] <LewisDre4m> lol
[15:01] <LewisDre4m> k let me do as you typed.
[15:01] <LewisDre4m> May I ask out of interest why you don't user 9.10?
[15:02] <Hyppy> phoenixzorn: do you see anything chewing up CPU/RAM when you run top?
[15:02] <lstarnes> LewisDre4m: I like stability.
[15:02] <phoenixzorn> its not a graphics issue... it's an overall sluggishness issue, which confuses me because of how well it ran before I installed it... from the flash drive, it was just as fast as windows... as soon as I installed it, it became slow
[15:02] <subichan> ehm excuse me i've just run ddrescue and it started perfectly but after 3 secs it froze the system.. i'm using the gutsy live cd.. should i reset the computer or just wait?
[15:02] <lstarnes> LewisDre4m: and it is too much of a hassle to upgrade
[15:02] <dnivra_> arubaguy: http://releases.ubuntu.com/karmic/
[15:02] <phoenixzorn> lemme check... I'm on a different laptop
[15:02] <LewisDre4m> lstarnes: I see.
[15:02] <airtonix> Dr_Willis, not sure if you remember but i was asking a while ago about a tool to display the status of key and mouse buttons for purposes of screencasts. I found : http://code.google.com/p/key-mon/
[15:02] <ActionParsnip> phoenixzorn: does your wifi device need firmare?
[15:02] <srv> ActionParsnip: What is alternate cd? cant i use ubuntu 9.10 cd from ubuntu
[15:03] <lstarnes> LewisDre4m: especially when going from a release earlier than 9.04 to 9.10
[15:03] <lstarnes> srv: no
[15:03] <phoenixzorn> ActionParsnip, no
[15:03] <lstarnes> srv: you need the alternate
[15:03] <lstarnes> !alternate | srv
[15:03] <LewisDre4m> lstarnes: I understand.
[15:03] <Dr_Willis> airtonix:  i saw that on some tutoprial site the other day and bookmarked it also.  o
[15:03] <LewisDre4m> lstarnes:  A bit like Vista to windows 7 is not too bad but 98SE to Windows 7 is a joke!
[15:03] <LewisDre4m> lol
[15:03] <ActionParsnip> phoenixzorn: is it a realtek chip?
[15:04] <lstarnes> LewisDre4m: fwiw, I have tried ubuntu 10.04 alpha 1 in a virtual machine
[15:04] <phoenixzorn> hold on
[15:04] <LewisDre4m> lstarnes: fwiw <----------- What does that mean?
[15:04] <lstarnes> LewisDre4m: for what it's worth
[15:05] <ActionParsnip> lstarnes: i run it on my desktop now, works as well as karmic for me :)
[15:05] <phoenixzorn> watching top run right now... load average 0.34, 0.13, 0.12....
[15:05] <Nuz> hey, I recently updated ubuntu and grub, and I now have error that says, that searching for partition fails
[15:05] <phoenixzorn> Xorg is using 1.3% proc time, and that's the highest.
[15:05] <LewisDre4m> lstarnes: I just installed samba the way you instructed me but I can't find the program anywhere what list is it in?
[15:05] <lstarnes> LewisDre4m: samba isn't a regular desktop program
[15:05] <Nuz> if I remove the search line in grub error goes away, how can I fix this pernamently
[15:05] <lstarnes> LewisDre4m: it runs as a background service
[15:05] <LewisDre4m> but . . . The one I was using the other day has a full GUI
[15:06] <lstarnes> LewisDre4m: which should be started automatically as soon as you install it or start your machine
[15:06] <phoenixzorn> ActionParsnip, Atheros card
[15:06] <ActionParsnip> phoenixzorn: reboot then run: dmesg | less     see what the bootup picks up and the settings
[15:06] <LewisDre4m> oh
[15:06] <ActionParsnip> phoenixzorn: what's the output of: sudo lshw -C network | grep product
[15:06] <JustMozzy> hi guys. I am trying to setup a local SMTP server for testing purposes on my machine. I used postfix to do that. Now I tried to send an email but all emails get stuck in my mailq. here's the output of mailq: http://www.pastebin.ca/1723756 can anyone help?
[15:06] <LewisDre4m> lstarnes: I must have been using some newer thing the other day because it had a program in system admin which has a GUI
[15:07] <lstarnes> LewisDre4m: I think there may be GUI controls for samba
[15:07] <LewisDre4m> lstarnes: Anyway well it said it installed so . . . what now captin?
[15:07] <ActionParsnip> lstarnes: theres the functionality innautilus now
[15:07] <lstarnes> LewisDre4m: edit /etc/samba/smb.conf
[15:07] <subichan> if anybody has had experience with ddrescue please lemme know if it's supposed to freeze the system while working properly..
[15:07] <Hyppy> smb://servername/share should let you connect, now
[15:07] <Hyppy> in nautilus, at least
[15:07] <achadwick> JustMozzy: can you ping from your mail server to the IPs in the log? Can you telnet to their port 25 from there?
[15:08] <grawity> JustMozzy: Checked /var/log/mail.log?
[15:09] <JustMozzy> achadwick: ping works but telnet doesn't. how come it is trying to use the foreign SMTP to send the email?
[15:09] <ActionParsnip> LewisDre4m: i can send you my smb.conf for reference if you want, its childishly simple
[15:09] <ngirard> Hi all. I've just installed gedit-dev, which contains such /usr/lib/pkgconfig/gedit-2.20.pc file. Yet pkg-config doesn't list gedit. Any thoughts ?
[15:09] <phoenixzorn> ActionParsnip, AR5001 Wireless Network Adapter (Atheros b/g)
[15:09] <LewisDre4m> lstarnes: hey hey hey! Now In PLACES / NETWORK / WINDOWS NETWORK / there is not only the original "WORKSNET" WITH my windows machines in but a folder now called  "WORKSGROUP" which has my linux computer in. is this a good sign?
[15:09] <grawity> JustMozzy: That's what a MTA is _supposed_ to do: it transmits messages to the recipient's MTA.
[15:09] <grawity> JustMozzy: Where else would it put them?
[15:09] <LewisDre4m> ActionParsnip: I'll see how I go with this first so I can understand but thank you so much anyway.
[15:09] <saftsack_> hey, is there a ready ubuntu 6.06 bootcd which has sshd on it?
[15:09] <lstarnes> LewisDre4m: you probably need to change something
[15:09] <lstarnes> saftsack_: why 6.06?
[15:10] <JustMozzy> grawity: hmm... ok... I am not so experienced in SMTP. I used to use some free SMTP software on windows and that's all actually
[15:10] <saftsack_> lstarnes, the ips drivers in the kernel seems to be broken or something in later kernel versions. so my serveraid-7k is not detected properly
[15:10] <JustMozzy> grawity: so what can I do to make it work?
[15:10] <LewisDre4m> lstarnes: So just to confirm in Networks / windows  network there is two folder one called "WORKSNET" which is my network and has windows pc;s in but a folder called WORKSGROUP which has my linux pc in. Now what captin!?
[15:11] <ActionParsnip> phoenixzorn: if you run: uname -r   do you see: 2.6.31-11-generic
[15:11] <JustMozzy> grawity: telnet to the IP with port 25 gives me "no route to host" (and that's actually what I find in the logs too)
[15:11] <lstarnes> LewisDre4m: you have to edit the workgroup used by samba in /etc/samba/smb.conf, then reload or restart samba
[15:11] <achadwick> JustMozzy: well, since this is a general Ubuntu support channel and you're asking specific questions about postfix, a big'n'complex piece of software, you might want to try the postfix mailing lists or forums (if they have them)
[15:11] <phoenixzorn> ActionParsnip, 2.6.31-16-generic (netbook remix)
[15:11] <grawity> JustMozzy: How about other SMTP servers? Gmail has five, use 'dig gmail.com mx'
[15:12] <phoenixzorn> (my addition, not in the uname)
[15:12] <phoenixzorn> heh
[15:12] <ActionParsnip> phoenixzorn: cool, this may help: http://swiss.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1318375
[15:12] <LewisDre4m> lstarnes: How might one go about doing that lol? When this is done will it but my "linux pc" into the works net folder or is that now how its done?
[15:12] <grawity> JustMozzy: Also test your ISP's, your (school|workplace)'s, Yahoo's, other SMTP servers.
[15:12] <phoenixzorn> ActionParsnip, wifi just dropped again for no reason on the netbook...
[15:12] <lstarnes> LewisDre4m: I don't know
[15:12] <lstarnes> LewisDre4m: probably
[15:12] <achadwick> JustMozzy: but in this case I'd be having a stern look at my firewall in case it's eating part of the TCP conversation (ping being not-TCP)
[15:12] <LewisDre4m> lstarnes: Do you not have a network set up?
[15:13] <lstarnes> LewisDre4m: it only has two systems on it
[15:13] <ActionParsnip> phoenixzorn: ok cool run: dmesg | tail
[15:13] <lstarnes> plus a third if you cound the router
[15:13] <lstarnes> *count
[15:13] <LewisDre4m> Well for the purpose of this so does mine as all are turned off apart from one machine. So do you have two folders? One called WORKSGROUP and one called "thenameofyournetwork"?
[15:13] <LewisDre4m> lstarnes: Well for the purpose of this so does mine as all are turned off apart from one machine. So do you have two folders? One called WORKSGROUP and one called "thenameofyournetwork"?
[15:14] <JustMozzy> achadwick: I don't have a firewall installed actually... I tried to telnet my localhost and send from there but the same thing happens. isn't there some simple piece of software that just directly sends from the localhost rather than going through gmail?
[15:14] <lstarnes> LewisDre4m: I don't have any such "WORKSGROUP" folder
[15:14] <Dr_Willis> LewisDre4m:  those are the 'workgroups' they are not folders..
[15:14] <phoenixzorn> ActionParsnip, one sec... trying to get pastebin to load so I can... damn... dropped it again.
[15:14] <JustMozzy> unless I am missunderstanding the whole thing
[15:14] <Dr_Willis> LewisDre4m:  thats jkust how ms is showing them'
[15:14] <LewisDre4m> Dr_Willis: ok thank you.
[15:14] <Dr_Willis> LewisDre4m:  set the workgroup the same on all pc's
[15:14] <arubaguy> anyone know of an 100mb linux that has wireless drivers?
[15:14] <Dr_Willis> !samba
[15:14] <phoenixzorn> ActionParsnip, just keeps saying authentication with AP timed out.
[15:14] <grawity> JustMozzy: You are sending a message to Gmail. Your computer _must_ contact Gmail's servers to deliver that message.
[15:14] <billy> hello. im having problems installing XP on my dual boot ubuntu due to a boot error. How can i scan my hard drive for errors and fix them in ubuntu. Cheers
[15:15] <Dr_Willis> arubaguy:  puppylinux, or tinycorelinux. (ya need to install the rireless on tcl however)
[15:15] <LewisDre4m> lstarnes:  I wonder why I have a WORKSGROUP with this linux computer in.
[15:15] <ActionParsnip> phoenixzorn: you should also look in /etc/modprobe.d/  for a file name blacklist-ath5k or somesuch, make sure you are blacklisting ath_pci and ath_hal but NOT ath5k
[15:15] <JustMozzy> grawity: makes sense lol
[15:15] <Dr_Willis> LewisDre4m:  thats the default workgroup for  the linux box.
[15:15] <phoenixzorn> which is silly, since the authentication NEVER times out on any other machine that's ever been on my network, including the same netbook running windows
[15:15] <LewisDre4m> Dr_Willis: What do you mean? I can't change my "WORKSNET" net work name.
[15:15] <Dr_Willis> LewisDre4m:  edit /etc/samba/smb.conf
[15:15] <iceroot> LewisDre4m: samba
[15:15] <grawity> JustMozzy: So, can you connect to _any_ SMTP server?
[15:15] <aboSamoor> eclipse-pydev is not in karmic anymore ! Any workaround ?
[15:15] <Dr_Willis> LewisDre4m:  change the workgroups on whate ver machines you want to be the same.
[15:15] <LewisDre4m> iceroot: Read up We have been on Samba for about 20 mins.
[15:15] <achadwick> LewisDre4m: also the default workgroup for an awful lot of SMB-speaking kit out there. Windows too IIRC.
[15:15] <grawity> JustMozzy: Some ISPs block outgoing SMTP connections.
[15:16] <iceroot> LewisDre4m: then post complete questions
[15:16] <surf> hi I installed ubuntu 9.10 on my note 2 days ago. I continuosly have one core of the cpu running at 100% even when everything is closed. It says: udevd --daemon 100% cpu
[15:16] <Dr_Willis> LewisDre4m:  change the linxu box.. or the other box..  it dosent matter.
[15:16] <LewisDre4m> iceroot: shh
[15:16] <arubaguy> Dr_Willis: but on puppy i dont have to install it - its fresh to go on a usb stick?
[15:16] <grawity> JustMozzy: Btw, is it a server or a personal computer?
[15:16] <Dr_Willis> arubaguy:  it can run from cd/usb yes.
[15:16] <iceroot> LewisDre4m: i dont scroll the whole channel sto see if you have ask a full question
[15:16] <LewisDre4m> iceroot: shhh
[15:16] <JustMozzy> grawity: a personal computer. as I said I just need it for testing purposed. I tried using my gmail smtp but I get errors from openssl
[15:16] <Dr_Willis> arubaguy:  so can 'TinyCoreLinux' and TCL will be like 10mb for the iso then another 20mb for the wirless drivers
[15:16] <LewisDre4m> Dr_Willis: I would like to change this box. (Ubuntu) machine. so it goes with the "WORKSNET" thing. if that makes any sence?
[15:16] <arubaguy> Dr_Willis: i know it can probably run from usb, but does it have wireless drivers?
[15:17] <Dr_Willis> LewisDre4m:  the go edit the samba smb.cfg file  like i mentioned earlier
[15:17] <achadwick> surf: could you run "tail -f /var/log/syslog" in a terminal and pastebin the last bit of output for us?
[15:17] <achadwick> !paste | surf
[15:17] <grawity> LewisDre4m: The SMB workgroup can be changed by editing smb.cfg, or by running 'gksu system-config-samba'
[15:17] <gui7> ello
[15:17] <Dr_Willis> arubaguy:  both can support many wirless cards
[15:17] <gui7> how can i make it so that a user doesn't need a password to log in?
[15:17] <gui7> im running 9.10 btw
[15:17] <billy> hello. im having problems installing XP on my dual boot ubuntu due to a boot error. How can i scan my hard drive for errors and fix them in ubuntu. Cheers
[15:17] <gui7> the option is greyed out and the forums havent helped
[15:17] <LewisDre4m> grawity:  ok thank you, i'm very new to this so confused. Let me go through and find the CFG file.
[15:17] <Dr_Willis> gui7:  you can set gdm to auto login as a specific user
[15:17] <gui7> Dr_Willis, how?
[15:18] <Dr_Willis> LewisDre4m:  you may want to read up on samba also
[15:18] <Dr_Willis> gui7:  its a setting right there in the 'login manager' tool
[15:18] <grawity> LewisDre4m: Eh, it's smb.conf actually, sorry. It is in /etc/samba/
[15:18] <LewisDre4m> I have done. I don;'t want to read anything. I just want this to work and never touch the bloody thing again.
[15:18] <phoenixzorn> ActionParsnip, it says - in the blacklist-ath_pci.conf - that "For some atheros 5k RF MACs, the madwifi driver loads but fails to correctly initialize the hardware, leaving it in a state from which ath5k cannot recover.  To prevent this condition, stop madwifi from loading by default.  use Jockey to select one driver or the other. (Ubuntu: #315056, #323830)"
[15:18] <achadwick> surf: if you have a runaway udevd, it should log there and be continually spitting out lines about stuff.
[15:18] <Bear10> what type of file do i make in order for a set of commands to run?
[15:18] <LewisDre4m> grawity: let me have a look
[15:19] <Dr_Willis> LewisDre4m:  setting the workgroup is like one of the first lines of the config file. and you may need to restart samba service after changeing it
[15:19] <achadwick> Bear10: an executable text file. Use gedit, gvim, or any other text editor.
[15:19] <surf> http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d16e42ec6
[15:19] <phoenixzorn> ActionParsnip, how do I stop madwifi from running by default?
[15:19] <LewisDre4m> Dr_Willis: I'm in samba. now what?
[15:19] <Dr_Willis> LewisDre4m:  with samba it pays big time to read up on what it can do.
[15:19] <surf> achadwick, http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d16e42ec6
[15:19] <ActionParsnip> phoenixzorn: there will be lines below that detailing blacklisted modules, blacklist all except ath5k
[15:19] <Dr_Willis> LewisDre4m:  read the config file and look for the workgroup setting... apply what we have been saying
[15:19] <Bear10> achadwick, thanks
[15:19] <phoenixzorn> the only thing in the list is blacklist ath_pci
[15:19] <vonadhz> Hey
[15:19] <achadwick> surf: bother. Nothing abut udev in there.
[15:20] <LewisDre4m> Dr_Willis: There is about 7500 lines of writting in there what exactly am I looking for?
[15:20] <surf> achadwick, ok so? The udevd --daemon is 100% cpu
[15:20]  * om26er wonders which version of ubuntu phoenixzorn is using
[15:20] <Dr_Willis> LewisDre4m:  setting the workgroup is like one of the first lines of the config file. and you may need to restart samba service after changeing it
[15:20] <gui7> Dr_Willis, do you mean the "login screen" or the "users settings"?
[15:20] <Dr_Willis> LewisDre4m:   search for the words 'workgroup' perhaps
[15:20] <vonadhz> Dr_Willis: Hey i have a question, I got the boot screen for grub to work but how can I make it last longer?
[15:20] <LewisDre4m> Dr_Willis: There is about 7500 lines of writting in there what exactly am I looking for?
[15:20] <number_2> i have to take a dump.
[15:20] <phoenixzorn> om26er, 9.10 Netbook Remix
[15:20]  * number_2 shits
[15:20] <Bear10> achadwick, is there a specific file format?
[15:20] <achadwick> surf: hmm. I'd suggest running strace on the runaway process to see what it's up to.
[15:21]  * number_2 takes a shit
[15:21] <Dr_Willis> LewisDre4m:  put forth a little effort.. its the 2nd actual setting in the file dude.
[15:21] <riddley> how can I get audio preview in k3b on Karmic? I turned on Advanced GUI Options so I can see "Play track" but it's greyed out.
[15:21] <Dr_Willis> workgroup=
[15:21] <vonadhz> Dr_Willis: Is there like a time setting somewhere in the /etc/grub.d/05_debian_theme
[15:21]  * number_2 craps
[15:21] <Dr_Willis> vonadhz:  never noticed.
[15:21]  * number_2 takes a crap
[15:21]  * number_2 takes a dump
[15:21] <achadwick> Bear10: UNIX line endings, prefereably. It's conventional and sometimes necessary to start with #!/bin/sh on the 1st line
[15:21] <phoenixzorn> thinking about trying eeebuntu, since it's built specifically for my machine.
[15:21] <rods> howdy! Got an interesting problem. Anytime I change my monitor resolution, my internet drops away (daemon dies?). Any ideas?
[15:21] <gui7> i can't seem to fidn that gdm option
[15:21] <vonadhz> Dr_Willis: so is it possible to have it last longer than a split second?
[15:21] <LewisDre4m> Dr_Willis: "dude" With all the respect in the world I have no idea what on earth you are talking about and what a "setting" in a line of code looks like.
[15:21] <gui7> there's an option to not require a password at login, but it's greyed out
[15:21] <Dr_Willis> vonadhz:  have what last longer?
[15:21] <Bear10> achadwick, well i mean extension to saving the file
[15:21] <vonadhz> Dr_Willis: does yours only last for 1 second
[15:22]  * number_2 shits
[15:22] <Dr_Willis> LewisDre4m:  it says 'workgroup=XXXXXXXXX'
[15:22] <vonadhz> Dr_Willis: the boot screen in grub
[15:22]  * number_2 defecates
[15:22] <vonadhz> Dr_Willis: the picture
[15:22] <om26er> kick him
[15:22]  * number_2 craps
[15:22] <LewisDre4m> Dr_Willis: Change this to the workgroup/NT-domain name your Samba server will part of
[15:22] <LewisDre4m>    workgroup = WORKGROUP
[15:22]  * number_2 poops
[15:22]  * number_2 feces
[15:22] <FloodBot4> number_2: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:22] <Dr_Willis> vonadhz:  i got it set to show for like 10 sec as the menu times out
[15:22] <om26er> !op | number_2
[15:22]  * number_2 bowel movement
[15:22] <vonadhz> how can you do that?
[15:22] <vonadhz> Dr_Willis: how can you do that?
[15:22] <Dr_Willis> vonadhz:  its in the /etc/default/grub file I belive
[15:22] <LewisDre4m> look we can't all share dr_woillis
[15:22] <LewisDre4m> lol
[15:22] <Dr_Willis> !grub2 | vonadhz
[15:22] <vonadhz> awesome
[15:23] <LewisDre4m> Dr_Willis: Which bit shall I change?
[15:23] <LewisDre4m> Change this to the workgroup/NT-domain name your Samba server will part of
[15:23] <LewisDre4m>    workgroup = WORKGROUP
[15:23]  * Dr_Willis notices all hes doing is reading the docs/config coments to people
[15:23] <achadwick> surf: "ps axu | grep udevd", get the Process ID, then if you have 513 say, "sudo strace -p 513". Ctrl-C to stop strace.
[15:23] <ChogyDan> phoenixzorn: I used to use the kernel at http://array.org/ubuntu/
[15:23] <LewisDre4m> workgroup = WORKSNET?
[15:23] <Dr_Willis> LewisDre4m:  comments say thats the workgroup setting.. so yes.. that IS in fact the workgroup..
[15:23] <rods> howdy! Got an interesting problem. Anytime I change my monitor resolution, my internet drops away (daemon dies?). Any ideas?
[15:23] <achadwick> surf: alternatively, paste the PID that's at the top of, er, "top"
[15:23] <LewisDre4m> Dr_Willis: I'm still waiting on your instruction of what to change and what to change it to?
[15:23] <vonadhz> Dr_Willis: where is it in there?
[15:23] <Dr_Willis> LewisDre4m:  and restart ehs samba service
[15:24] <Dr_Willis> LewisDre4m:  cahnge it to whatever workgroup you want.
[15:24] <achadwick> surf: which'll reliably identify the one that's gone berserk
[15:24] <LewisDre4m> so . . . Change this to the workgroup/NT-domain name your Samba server will part of
[15:24] <LewisDre4m>    workgroup = WORKSNET      ?????
[15:24] <mercutio22> hi. I can't hibernate on karmic unr. Is this a known issue? I can suspend alright, but not hibernate
[15:24] <grawity> LewisDre4m: ...yes.
[15:24] <Dr_Willis> LewisDre4m:  is that the name of the workgroup? if so change it..
[15:24] <surf> achadwick, the PID is 491
[15:24] <LewisDre4m> grawity: Thank you straight forward answer I like ;D
[15:24] <vonadhz> Dr_Willis: where is it in there?
[15:25] <LewisDre4m> Dr_Willis: Doing it now
[15:25] <csvsai> There is a problem, login screen hangs in jaunty, it happens only after we install ldap module (we are in college), it resolves on restarting gdm, any solutions to it
[15:25] <grawity> LewisDre4m: Also, you'll need to restart the samba daemon, and logout/login again.
[15:25] <Dr_Willis> vonadhz:  read the comments and the grub2 wiki page..
[15:25] <gui7> anyone know what the difference between a "desktop user" and "unprivileged" is?
[15:25] <MarderIII> rods: (WAG) not enoug memory?
[15:25] <vonadhz> Dr_Willis: okay
[15:25] <LewisDre4m> Dr_Willis: It is only letting me SAVEAS I obviously dont have rights . . . how do I bypass this?
[15:25] <surf> achadwick, I have strace -p 491 running
[15:25] <achadwick> surf: then "sudo strace -p 491" in a terminal, minus quotes. The udevd in question might well be spitting out system calls which identify files that aren't there, permissions issues or other oddities
[15:25] <Dr_Willis> GRUB_TIMEOUT="10"
[15:25] <achadwick> surf: ah - you're ahead of me
[15:25] <Dr_Willis> LewisDre4m:  for editing system files.. you need to do so as root.
[15:26] <LewisDre4m> Dr_Willis: how?
[15:26] <Dr_Willis> !sudo | LewisDre4m
[15:26] <surf> achadwick, there's a flood of infos...
[15:26] <vonadhz> Dr_Willis: where on the wiki page?
[15:26] <rods> MarderIII shouldn't be a problem--6 GB RAM, more than enough swap memory as needed
[15:26] <achadwick> surf: Ctrl-C it, and pastebin the bit that's spinning
[15:26] <georkor> hello everybody
[15:26] <MarderIII> rods: sometimes processes get killed by linux if not enough memory
[15:26] <Dr_Willis> vonadhz:  no idea. its a wiki page - it can change daily. it says 'GRUB_TIMEOUT=10' here..  such a confuseing name. :_)
[15:26] <rods> MarderIII anyway to force it to continue?
[15:26] <LewisDre4m> DR_willist what is it I type to get into that file is it GKGET? or something?
[15:26] <achadwick> * that's repeating
[15:26] <surf> achadwick, yeah I'm doing it
[15:26] <om26er> !hello | georkor
[15:27] <MarderIII> rods: in that case... not a clue. What does the log show?
[15:27] <LewisDre4m> grawity: do you know how to get me into that file as root? I don't think dr_wilis knows?
[15:27] <Dr_Willis> LewisDre4m: sudo vi /path/to/fileto/edit/as/root
[15:27] <rods> MarderIII: how do I check the log? (still a newb--sorry :-/)
[15:27] <LewisDre4m> I type that into terminal?
[15:27] <lstarnes> LewisDre4m: alt+f2 then gksudo gedit /etc/samba/smb.conf
[15:27] <Dr_Willis> LewisDre4m:   You should really read a few of theese linux tutorials that are out there.  theres dozens of ways to edit a fuile as root.
[15:27] <LewisDre4m> lstarnes: LEgend thats what i'm after!
[15:27] <lstarnes> LewisDre4m: vi is a rather tricky editior for new users
[15:27] <surf> achadwick, http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m214ec877 kinda mad
[15:28] <grawity> LewisDre4m: You know the editor's name. Dr_Willis pointed you at the command needed to run it as root.
[15:28] <grawity> LewisDre4m: So...
[15:28] <MarderIII> rods: (top of my head) /var/log/syslog file, check it with an editor /viewer
[15:28] <rods> MarderIII will do
[15:29] <LewisDre4m> grawity: I'm just copying lstarness command thing to get me in there
[15:29] <MarderIII> rods: check messages file to
[15:29] <grawity> LewisDre4m: Someday you will need to do things yourself.
[15:29] <MarderIII> rods: to -> too
[15:29] <Dr_Willis> it pays to 'learn what you are doing' not just 'do whatever someone says'
[15:29] <ubuntunewbie> hi anyone can teach me how to search a word in a list of text file ?
[15:29] <LewisDre4m> I am? All I asked is how the truck I run a file as root?
[15:29] <ubuntunewbie> thank you
[15:30] <grawity> ubuntunewbie: 'grep'
[15:30] <Dr_Willis> ubuntunewbie:  use the grep command.
[15:30] <dnivra_> ubuntunewbie: grep is what you need
[15:30] <om26er> ubuntunewbie, ctrl+f
[15:30] <Dr_Willis> !info grep
[15:30] <grawity> LewisDre4m: And Dr_Willis told you, 'sudo' and 'gksu'.
[15:30] <ubuntunewbie> grep ? ok let me google
[15:30] <lstarnes> LewisDre4m: it still helps to learn exactly what each component of a command does
[15:30] <llutz> ubuntunewbie: grep word file
[15:30] <rods> MarderIII segfault?
[15:30] <Dr_Willis> !info color-grep
[15:30] <om26er> ohh]
[15:30] <Dr_Willis> Hmm...
[15:30] <rods> MarderIII I see some segfault errors
[15:30] <achadwick> surf: ugh, unreadable. Um, perhaps the output of "udevadm monitor" would be better...
[15:30] <Dr_Willis> My grep is in color. :)
[15:30] <grawity> Dr_Willis: GNU grep already has colours
[15:31] <MarderIII> rods: eeep.. means either faulty program or incorrect library
[15:31] <LewisDre4m> I agree and maybe once I can actually do basic fudging things like see a computer on a network i'll sit down and learn, however at the moment i'm still 50 / 50 whether I should go back to windows.
[15:31] <Dr_Willis> grawity:  now thats progress!
[15:31] <surf> achadwick, lol
[15:31]  * achadwick really shouldv'e remembered that.
[15:31] <LewisDre4m> right I have put in the thing gksudo gedit /etc/samba/smb.conf and changed WORKSGROUP to WORKSNET
[15:31] <rods> MarderIII know any good tricks to fix? This has been an issue for awhile (internet drops out in screen resolution change)
[15:31] <gui7> i think i may have solved my problem: http://www.danellis.co.uk/drupal/node/7
[15:31] <LewisDre4m> Then you mentioned about restarting SAMBA, How do I do that?
[15:32] <lstarnes> LewisDre4m: open a terminal first
[15:32] <LewisDre4m> ok
[15:32] <grawity> LewisDre4m: Run the command "/etc/init.d/samba restart" as root [using sudo].
[15:32] <Dr_Willis> LewisDre4m:  sudo service samba  restart
[15:32] <surf> achadwick, ah can't understand it: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m37a2a3e
[15:32] <bobibobi> Hi all, I have a issue with an Asus 1005HA
[15:32] <Dr_Willis> dont get into the init.d/XXX habbit. use the service command
[15:32] <nostram^> hi, can anyone help me with a Live distribution question?
[15:32] <bobibobi> After I wake up the laptop from sleep, the wired network card is missing, even from lspci
[15:32] <MarderIII> rods: could be there are some missing libraries, but i don't know how you can check that easily.
[15:32] <Dr_Willis> actually samba MIGHT restart when it says its config changed.. i forget if it does or not
[15:32] <LewisDre4m> Dr_Willis: I typed suda service samba restart anything happend.
[15:32] <bobibobi> The wired card is Attansic L1 Gigabit, pciid 1969:1062
[15:32] <nostram^> i would like to generate a live distribution with custom kernels, is it possible?
[15:33] <dondino_> hello all..
[15:33] <nostram^> (custom drivers, sorry)
[15:33] <grawity> LewisDre4m: 'sudo', not 'suda'.
[15:33] <dondino_> I am in desperate need of help...
[15:33] <dnivra_> !hello | dondino_
[15:33] <Dr_Willis>  * Starting Samba daemons                                                [ OK ]
[15:33] <grawity> dondino_: Then why don't you just ask your question.
[15:33] <achadwick> surf: or use "udevadm monitor --property" for more info about what hardware's triggering the events
[15:33] <surf> achadwick, before when I did ctrl-z to strace -p 491 did I kill the process or only the strace? Because now in top the process has disappeared
[15:33] <dondino_> yes, please hold on.. as I write everything
[15:33] <MarderIII> rods: only way i know is to check it manually with ld.  Question : which program segfaults?
[15:33] <achadwick> surf: ctrl-z backgrounds. Use ctrl-c ideally.
[15:34] <LewisDre4m> btw while on subject where is a good page to learn what sudo and gkget all that crap means?
[15:34] <achadwick> surf: but either one will onyl affect strace.
[15:34] <lstarnes> !sudo | LewisDre4m
[15:34] <LewisDre4m> is there a wiki page with the commands so I know what they all mean
[15:34] <surf> achadwick, yeah sorry it was ctrl-c. Ok. But now the daemon is not present in top. The cpu is normally going 1/2%
[15:35] <rods> MarderIII I get the following: npviewer.bin[3883]: segfault at ff999ed8 ip 00000000ff999ed8 sp 00000000ff85b24c error 14
[15:35] <LewisDre4m> ok cool,
[15:35] <rods> not sure where to check on that
[15:35] <surf> achadwick, also yesterday, to say the truth, I had /usr/bin/x running 100% cpu
[15:35] <nostram^> does anyone know how to install kernel drivers inside a Live distribution (in casper kernel)
[15:35] <LewisDre4m> Anyway . . . So It said it stopped the service and then Restarted the service. And now?
[15:35] <LewisDre4m> Is that finished?
[15:35] <surf> achadwick, I restarted it and it worked... but why?
[15:35] <Dr_Willis> LewisDre4m:  should be..
[15:35] <ubuntunewbie> sorry , I still dont know how to use "grep" searching words
[15:35] <Dr_Willis> LewisDre4m:  windows can sometimes be stupid and not see the workgroup changes for some time
[15:35] <dnivra_> ubuntunewbie: check man pages. man grep.
[15:36] <Dr_Willis> ubuntunewbie:  grep pattern file
[15:36] <lstarnes> ubuntunewbie: grep "text to find"  file-to-search
[15:36] <achadwick> surf: the x thing might be itself triggered by a berserk udev. But not sure there.
[15:36] <dondino_> I have installed Ubuntu 9.10 for the first time today. I played with it some time.. then I said.. its not the one I want. Some people suggested me to pass to Kubuntu, and see if KDE fits better for me.. and they made me issue a command from the console : "sudo aptitude install kubuntu-desktop". I issued that command from the 9.10 consolle, and it started to download packages, and then install..all in console. At one point it stopped
[15:36] <trism> ubuntunewbie: or to search a directory, grep -nHR "words to search for" directory_name
[15:36] <erUSUL> dondino_: ok; and the question is?
[15:36] <ubuntunewbie> lstarnes :  ? grep "text to find"  "location" ? I though it can seach all text file on a location folder
[15:36] <Dr_Willis> dondino_: when it gets done.. on the LIOGIN screen theres a menu to select KDE
[15:36] <dondino_> the question is.. why this kubuntu is not working? it opens only the terminal window
[15:37] <dondino_> where are the menus? the taskbar? etc?
[15:37] <ubuntunewbie> thanks trism , tying now
[15:37] <LewisDre4m> Dr_Willis: Ok, I still have two "What I was calling Folders" In NETWORKS / ONE CALLED WORKSGROUP and ONE CALL WORKSNET. But now my computer isn't in WORKSGROUP . . but it isnt in worksnet either lol is that wrong>? or ok?
[15:37] <MarderIII> rods: never heard of it. I think that program _voilently_ objects to screen changes :-) I would look into it if it can be uninstalled, or otherwise start ubuntu in the correct screen size
[15:37] <albertxiaoyu> Does anyone know how to configure gopenvpn?
[15:37] <achadwick> udev responds to changes in hardware configuration, and is supposed to be quiet almost all of the time. By I've seen samba trigger spurious events in it in the past...
[15:37] <nostram^> ubuntunewbie: grep Hi *.*
[15:37] <Dr_Willis> ubuntunewbie:  bash basics.. learn to use wildcards...   grep patterh /path/*
[15:37] <surf> achadwick, ah how can I monitor these things? My cpu is claiming for peace! =D
[15:37] <albertxiaoyu> I want a help.
[15:37] <achadwick> surf: *But. and yes, it was intermittent (-> annoying to fix, never happening when you want to fix it)
[15:37] <grawity> nostram^: That won't match files without extensions.
[15:38] <grawity> LewisDre4m: Did you logout and login, as I've told you to?
[15:38] <Dr_Willis> LewisDre4m:   windowes can get confused when   new machines appar on the network.  it may take it a few min to show up. Hit F5 a few times or tell it to brows all the machines/workgroups
[15:38] <nostram^> yep, lame answer, sorry :-/
[15:38] <surf> achadwick, haha lol yeah it is. I'll leave htop opened to see what happens
[15:38] <LewisDre4m> Dr_Willis: You must have misunderstood, when I say what I did I mean thats what I see on my ubuntu machine. I havent even looked on it xp machine yet.
[15:38] <achadwick> surf: you could install a cpu usage grapher in your panel :/
[15:38] <achadwick> surf: or keep a top running. Good luck.
[15:39] <surf> achadwick, I have the monitor manager
[15:39] <rob_p> albertxiaoyu: OpenVPN has many configuration options.  How you configure it will depend on what your requirements are.  Have you been to:  http://openvpn.net/index.php/open-source/documentation/howto.html
[15:39] <surf> achadwick, thx for the moment.
[15:39] <Dr_Willis> LewisDre4m:  check with the 'findsmb' and 'smbtree' to see what machines are on the network now.
[15:39] <Dr_Willis> LewisDre4m:  i rareluy cahnge workgroups. so not sure what else is needed to make them refresh
[15:39] <LewisDre4m> Dr_Willis: Should I see "LEWISDRE4m" computer inside the WORKSNET folder inside NETWORKS? ON UBUNTU! ignore xp atm.
[15:39] <Lartza_> Hi, I am looking for easy distro to install on a Asus Eee PC 4G
[15:39] <Lartza_> That is with Intel Mobile processor
[15:40] <Lartza_> I am an advanced user myself, but the PC will be for not so techy person.
[15:40] <Dr_Willis> LewisDre4m:  you should see the local machines  shares -  on the local machine yes..  it might not bother to show the workgroup name.
[15:40] <Lartza_> Now, Ubuntu Netbook Remix tells it is for the Atom processor EeePc's
[15:40] <Lartza_> So?
[15:40] <Dr_Willis> Lartza_:  yes - most netbook remix's are for atom cpus
[15:40] <ikonia> Lartza_: if you're an advanced user it should be no problem to do your research on distros
[15:41] <Dr_Willis> Lartza_:  most normal disrtos work fine on them also
[15:41] <achadwick> Hmm. Is that still true? ISTR netbook-remix stuff was only CPU-specific very early on
[15:41] <Lartza_> ikonia: We'll, most of the distros are for Atom's like Willis said or they are outdated.
[15:41] <achadwick> But I may well be wrong here.
[15:41] <nostram^> anyone knows how to install drivers in a Live ubuntu kernel?
[15:41] <LewisDre4m> Dr_Willis: You are not understanding my question at all. hmmm Ok, On Ubuntu machine I navigate to NETWORKS / WINDOWS NETWORKS / AND THEN I HAVE "WORKSGROUP" and "WORKSNET" Neither of which currently have my UBUNTU MACHINE LEWISDRe4m showing in either, does that matter?
[15:41] <ikonia> Lartza_: so as an advanved user it should be easy ro do research
[15:42] <Lartza_> Netbook Remix should run on this too, but how well?
[15:42] <ikonia> nostram^: they are normally modules that you drop into the kernel's modules directory
[15:42] <Dr_Willis> LewisDre4m:  i would think you sould see the pc there somewhere.. You do actually have some 'shares' setup?  see if the xp box now sees them
[15:43] <Dr_Willis> LewisDre4m:  i imagine if you loggedout/rebooted the 'workgroup'  would vanish and just show worksnet
[15:43] <nostram^> not exactly, ikonia, as live distributions are "prepared" and does not seem to be configurable so easily
[15:43] <ikonia> nostram^: ahhh this is for a livecd
[15:43] <Dr_Willis> nostram^:  depends on what you are isntalling. Ive instaleld things on a live cd. it uses the ramdisk
[15:43] <nostram^> it's a pendrive live, indeed
[15:43] <LewisDre4m> Dr_wilis you still dont understand what im asking rofl I must be not making sense. Dude I can see my WINDOWS XP MACHINE inside the "WORKSNET thing" What Im saying is should I not be able to see a little icon of THIS COMPUTER im using now inside one of those?
[15:43] <ikonia> nostram^: ok - then you'll need to uncompress the sqaushfs file systems, add the mofules and recompress
[15:43] <nostram^> yeah, but i want to install nvidia custom driver and a couple of drivers more
[15:44] <s0u][ight> hello, can someone take a look at this http://picpaste.com/pics/Screenshot-1.1261496316.png and tell me why the alt+f2 pop-up screen shows the brasero image in stead of the nautilus one?
[15:44] <Dr_Willis> LewisDre4m:  just reboot the thing and see if it shows up then. and YOU do actually have a share enabled to be appearing in the list?
[15:44] <LewisDre4m> right im rebooting brb
[15:44] <LewisDre4m> sorry man I know Im a pain in the rectum.
[15:44] <nostram^> is there any way to boot from the Live pendrive and save eveything up?
[15:44] <ikonia> nostram^: no
[15:44] <nostram^> i mean, install the drivers in the ramdisk
[15:44] <s0u][ight> nostram^, casper-rw file :)
[15:44] <Dr_Willis> nostram^:  You can make a save file on the pendrive. and save changes
[15:44] <ikonia> nostram^: you need to uncompress - add - recompress
[15:45] <nostram^> casper-rw file just saves settings and stuff like that
[15:45] <nostram^> not kernel options
[15:45] <Dr_Willis>  You can edit the boot menu on the pendrive nostram^
[15:45] <Dr_Willis> and change options
[15:45] <nostram^> ikonia, i've tried to do that, but kernel does not seem to load that drivers
[15:45] <Dr_Willis> bbl
[15:46] <Vst6gQ> hola
[15:46] <ikonia> nostram^: it should do, try putting the modules in on the livecd and doing a modprobe
[15:46] <nostram^> you mean setting a modprobe inside /etc/rc.local?
[15:46] <coderman> @majecki-new
[15:47] <nostram^> so it will load at every boot-up?
[15:47] <jas72> I wanted to dual boot ubuntu and mandriva but grub2 would not boot my mandriva partition any advice I would be grateful full.
[15:47] <ikonia> nostram^:, no I mean type modprobe to test the module will load
[15:48] <nostram^> aha
[15:48] <nostram^> i did not tried that
[15:48] <insane> hi everyone
[15:48] <kinja-sheep> hi insane
[15:48] <nostram^> and there's no need to rebuild the modules tree?
[15:48] <surf> achadwick, hi again. I had a kernel panic. I had to reboot.
[15:49] <insane> i'll check somethin' i wanna extract instrumental from a song; how can i do this ?
[15:49] <sandman> Can someone help me configure GRUB to boot off an ISO image?
[15:49] <kinja-sheep> sandman: GRUB can't do that. GRUB2 can. Are you using GRUB2?
[15:49] <sandman> Yes
[15:50] <ikonia> insane: you can't do that you need multi-tracked audio format files for that
[15:50] <coderman> @majecki-new
[15:50] <phoenixzorn> back to work on the android kernel... yay
[15:50] <insane> from mp3 files i can't do that ?
[15:50] <kinja-sheep> sandman: http://www.panticz.de/MultiBootUSB
[15:50] <ikonia> insane: no, that's compressed audio
[15:50] <insane> so how can i do
[15:50] <insane> ?
[15:51] <ikonia> insane: I've just told you - you need the multi-track audio files to disable the vocal tracks
[15:51] <LewisDre4m> i'm back
[15:51] <gdiz> someone told me how to do samba printing by editing the cups.conf file, but I have since forgotten.  Does anyone know how to do that?
[15:51] <insane> sorry ok
[15:51] <LewisDre4m> so now If I am to go right click on a folder inside my HOME folder, technically it should show on windows machine?
[15:52] <mmarc__1> hi, could you please help me to disable sleep action on led close
[15:52] <LewisDre4m> Dr_Wilis I mean right click on a folder and share it i should see it from windows machine?
[15:52] <mmarc__1> I thought I've disabled it by switching of led action in /etc/acpi and replacing led.sh script, but it is still working. Ughr!
[15:52] <OerHeks> gdiz open browser > localhost:631
[15:52] <LewisDre4m> lstarnes: they have both gone!
[15:53] <insane> some programs can do that ?
[15:53] <LewisDre4m> lstarnes: If I go right click on a folder and share it I should see it show up on windows machine?
[15:53] <rods> MarderIII: you still here?
[15:53] <ikonia> insane: some programs do what ?
[15:53] <lstarnes> LewisDre4m: I'm not sure.  I don't use windows-like sharing very often
[15:53] <ferda> Mmarc__1: it can be set simply in gui.
[15:53] <rods> MarderIII I have a pastebin for the issue as it showed up in the logs: http://paste.ubuntu.com/344785/
[15:53] <insane> ... to get multi-track audio files
[15:53] <gdiz> OerHeks, yeah I changed all the settings on the CUPS administration page, but I still can't access the printer for samba printing
[15:53] <LewisDre4m> ok well i'll go see.
[15:53] <ikonia> insane: no
[15:53] <insane> :(
[15:54] <LewisDre4m> Anyway my Ubuntu machine icon is now not in "worksgroup" but not in WORKSNET either lol
[15:54] <LewisDre4m> so who knows .. . I will go see if it worked anyway
[15:54] <mmarc__1> ops, lid, not led
[15:54] <mmarc__1> I'm trying to switch off sleeping action when lid closes
[15:56] <friendishan> any good video editor?
[15:56] <friendishan> like windows media player?
[15:57] <surf> wmp is not an editor
[15:57] <om26er> friendishan, does windows media player edit videos
[15:57] <om26er> omg!
[15:57] <friendishan> om26er idk
[15:57] <om26er> friendishan, so why ask?
[15:57] <surf> friendishan, do you want to play videos or edit?
[15:57] <Pip> how to change root's password ?
[15:58] <friendishan> i want to double the speed of frames and add an image in the middle of the video (image stays for 5 seonds)
[15:58] <kinja-sheep> If it is an editor, it would say Windows Media Editor.
[15:58] <Pip> I have just installed ubuntu, want to change the root's password
[15:58] <ikonia> Pip: use sudo to do root functions
[15:58] <ikonia> !sudo | Pip
[15:58] <insane> i have another issue sound comes frome speakers and headphones at the same time
[15:58] <friendishan> surf i want to double the speed of frames of the video and add an image in the middle of the video (image stays for 5 seonds)
[15:58] <om26er> Pip, administration>>users and groups
[15:58] <insane> i can't fix it !
[15:59] <friendishan> surf format will be flv and jpeg respectively
[15:59] <insane> with kmix i can mute headphones that's all
[15:59] <mmarc__1> cmon, guys, what's the trick? This option was implemented on all distros I've seen: I don't want to do ANYTHING, then netbook lid closes. How to do that in ubuntu? Manual editing /etc/acpi does not help.
[15:59] <surf> friendishan, so you need to edit it. Let's see... I used Kino and cinelerra to edit videos
[15:59] <todd1> I have a nfs-common error -- what do I do?
[16:00] <friendishan> do they allow to add a image in between the video?
[16:00] <insane> please help !
[16:00] <mmarc__1> Power management preferences also has no such option.
[16:00] <om26er> !help | insane
[16:00] <Hyppy> toddl: what is the error?
[16:00] <friendishan> om26er he already asked
[16:00] <om26er> friendishan, so.
[16:00] <todd1> when I add/remove programs or update I get a nfs-common error
[16:00] <rods> Howdy all! My nm-applet keeps disapears (and disconnecting--probably closing) anytime I resize my display. Any idea what could be causing this?
[16:01] <friendishan> !investigate > om26er
[16:01] <WinterWeaver> how do I add a ppa (ie. ppa:gnome-zeitgeist/ppa) to my sources via terminal?
[16:01] <friendishan> epinky
[16:01] <mmarc__1> THANK YOU for so many responces for question about lid!
[16:01] <om26er> friendishan, great what you want?
[16:01] <Hyppy> toddl: can you paste the error?
[16:01] <friendishan> surf u der?
[16:01] <surf> friendishan, yes
[16:01] <friendishan> surf do they allow to add a image in between the video?
[16:02] <kinja-sheep> WinterWeaver: Karmic?
[16:02] <todd1> Errors were encountered while processing:
[16:02] <todd1>  nfs-common
[16:02] <todd1>  nfs-kernel-server
[16:02] <WinterWeaver> kinja-sheep, yup
[16:02] <surf> friendishan, could be. They're video editors
[16:02] <om26er> WinterWeaver, sudo add-apt-repository ppa:gnome-zeitgeist/ppa && sudo apt-get update
[16:02] <kinja-sheep> WinterWeaver: What om26er said.
[16:02] <friendishan> i want to double the speed of frames of the video and add an image in the middle of the video (image stays for 5 seonds)
[16:02] <WinterWeaver> thanks om26er kinja-sheep
[16:03] <om26er> WinterWeaver, np :)
[16:03] <Hyppy> toddl: do you have extra PPAs assigned besides the stock ubuntu ones?
[16:03] <surf> friendishan, if you're used to wm maker then try KdenLive which is similar (when you run that disable compiz)
[16:04] <WinterWeaver> om26er, kinja-sheep, it added the ppa etc. just too bad I'm getting a 404 on it :( ... wonder why
[16:04] <friendishan> surf ok but how do i disable compiz?
[16:04]  * om26er dont know
[16:04] <todd1> what is a PPA?
[16:04] <kinja-sheep> WinterWeaver: I don't see any karmic packages for Gnome Zeitgeist
[16:04] <erUSUL> friendishan: System>Pereferences>appearance|| Effects tab
[16:04] <om26er> !ppa  todd1
[16:04] <trinium> hello
[16:04] <kinja-sheep> !ppa | todd1
[16:05] <surf> friendishan, go to system --> preferences --> look --> visual effects and select none
[16:05] <BlouBlou> trinium: Hi
[16:05] <trinium> how to create program by database
[16:05] <Hyppy> toddl: If you don't know, you probably don't.  There should be extra errors further up in the output... can you see anything else that mentions nfs-common?
[16:05] <maco> friendishan: its "appearance" not "look"
[16:05] <friendishan> surf it was already none :P
[16:05] <WinterWeaver> kinja-sheep, hmm... ok I guess I'll just have to download it manually to play with zeitgeist
[16:05] <WinterWeaver> thx anyway
[16:05] <friendishan> maco ok
[16:05] <surf> friendishan, ok so compiz should be off. Try the program though
[16:06] <AlienDK> Yesterday, I installed Xfce with some fancy terminal stuff. Now Ubuntu says I'm running Xubuntu and I don't like Xfce that much so I would like to remove Xfce from my Ubuntu install so it uses GNOME as default GUI again.
[16:06] <friendishan> surf thanks
[16:06] <AlienDK> Anyone knows what to do?
[16:06] <AlienDK> :(
[16:06] <surf> friendishan, np. Hope it will work gl
[16:06] <om26er> !puregnome | AlienDK
[16:06] <friendishan> i will be back after trying it :)
[16:06] <trinium> recomend use mssql or mysql, program of the inventory
[16:06] <aeon-ltd> AlienDK: just go to synaptics if you have it and uninstall from there
[16:06] <AlienDK> Not KDE
[16:06] <AlienDK> XFCE :(
[16:06] <todd1> This is the text above the error (when I installed openoffice data program)...
[16:07] <todd1> Adding system user `statd' (UID 116) ...
[16:07] <todd1> Adding new user `statd' (UID 116) with group `nogroup' ...
[16:07] <todd1> useradd: cannot lock /etc/passwd; try again later.
[16:07] <todd1> adduser: `/usr/sbin/useradd -d /var/lib/nfs -g nogroup -s /bin/false -u 116 statd' returned error code 1. Exiting.
[16:07] <todd1> dpkg: error processing nfs-common (--configure):
[16:07] <FloodBot4> todd1: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:07] <BlouBlou> AlienDK: remove xfce packets (xubuntu-splash too)
[16:07] <om26er> AlienDK, http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/puregnome
[16:07] <AlienDK> will try
[16:07] <BlouBlou> AlienDK: In synpatic should appear what packets did you install when you installed xfce
[16:07] <AlienDK> I cannot find any :S
[16:08] <trinium> please, i request a idea about program of inventory,
[16:08] <DarkHelmut> Hola everyone
[16:08] <mmarc__1> OK, I'm ignored here, anyway, maybe someone can hear me: forcing users to undertake blank screen, shut down or suspend action on lid close is not a good idea. Be flexible, Ubuntu, and keep free from stupid assumptions, or you will soon become Windows.
[16:08] <AlienDK> om26er
[16:08] <AlienDK> Thanks for the link
[16:08] <AlienDK> Will try that remove command
[16:08] <Hyppy> toddl: it can't install because your passwd file is locked.  Unless you want to try and investigate, rebooting should clear it up.
[16:08] <maco> mmarc__1: what is wrong with "blank screen"?
[16:08] <aeon-ltd> AlienDK: synaptics isn't a qt app so i don't get what you mean
[16:08] <maco> mmarc__1: you cant see the screen when it's closed anyway
[16:09] <DarkHelmut> mmarc_1: you can set it to "do nothing on lid close"
[16:09] <kinja-sheep> maco +1
[16:09] <terror__> heh
[16:09] <aeon-ltd> AlienDK: sorry message mistake
[16:09] <todd1> I will look into the passwd file.  Is that something to do with the password?
[16:09] <maco> todd1: historically, yes
[16:09] <DarkHelmut> anyone know how to get it to not prompt me for the install CD when installing certain apps? I want it to just go out to the repos
[16:09] <AlienDK> np :P
[16:09] <mmarc__1> maco: that is what I call "wrong assumptions". I plugged external monitor, and I don't want to do anything when lid closes.
[16:09] <harsh> hi guys.. m havin pblm wid connectin the internet wid ubuntu...sm1 help!
[16:09] <dKingston> question. i have a hp pavilion dv6000 here, and the wireless will not work
[16:10] <maco> DarkHelmut: remove the cd from system -> administration -> software sources
[16:10] <surf> dKingston, iwconfig?
[16:10] <Hyppy> toddl: reboot might fix it.  It sounds like a process is running that has a lock on it.
[16:10] <maco> mmarc__1: ahh ok
[16:10] <surf> dKingston, which version installed?
[16:10] <kinja-sheep> mmarc__1: System --> Preferences --> Power Management.
[16:10] <LjL> mmarc__1: then i'd say the correct action to do in that case would be to *still* blank the internal screen, but not the external one.
[16:10] <todd1> I've rebooted many times -- and continue to get this message -- although the update does take effect, I still get the error?
[16:11] <DarkHelmut> maco: ty!
[16:11] <dKingston> surf: latest
[16:11] <harsh> hi guys.. m havin pblm wid connectin the internet wid ubuntu...sm1 help!
[16:11] <Hyppy> toddl: try running: lsof | grep /etc/passwd
[16:11]  * terror__ yawns
[16:11] <surf> dKingston, ubuntu ?
[16:12] <dKingston> surf: indeed
[16:12] <mmarc__1> LjL: I appreciate the work done to introduce this nice options, but none of them are need in this case. When lid is closed, screen turns off itself - it's a hardware feature.
[16:12] <surf> dKingston, describe the problem?
[16:13] <todd1> it returned "python 1952 Todd gu REG" and other stuff... do you want it all?
[16:13] <dKingston> gah, minute
[16:13] <mmarc__1> So, please, add a "do nothing" option.
[16:13] <harsh> guys sm1 help
[16:13] <Hyppy> toddl: how many lines is it?
[16:13] <maco> mmarc__1: i think you need to file a bug on launchpad
[16:13] <LjL> mmarc__1: this isn't the place to request features. virtually no one here can listen and act. file a bug report instead.
[16:13] <maco> mmarc__1: as this is not a developer channel
[16:13] <todd1> 1
[16:14] <AlienDK> AWESOME
[16:14] <AlienDK> Thanks for the help :)
[16:14] <Hyppy> toddl: try running "kill 1952", and then "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade"
[16:15] <terror__> hey 1952 was a good year
[16:15] <ikonia> terror__: ?
[16:15] <Hyppy> a good year for bad days
[16:15] <surf> achadwick, ok now I got  cpu at 100% usage. udevd --daemon running 100% in both cores. Then net disconnection.
[16:16] <aidave> kabikaboo 1.7 now out!  https://launchpad.net/kabikaboo
[16:16] <mmarc__1> maco, LjL: ok, thanks, sorry for my bad mood guys. You know, thousands of small problems usually convert to one big dissapointment.
[16:16] <maco> mmarc__1: yep yep. when you file it, can you mark it as part of the hundredpapercuts project?
[16:16] <maco> mmarc__1: thats what that project is for :)
[16:17] <todd1> I still got the two errors after the update completed.
[16:17] <dammm> my ubuntu installation continuously disconnects from the wi-fi net. Any idea? Ubuntu 9.10 upgraded
[16:18] <Stooone> .
[16:19] <Hyppy> toddl: is this the same problem here? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1360127
[16:20] <todd1> that's it.  Yes, my friend must have posted it -- I'm waiting to hear back from him -- I'm a true beginner (as you can tell).
[16:21] <todd1> Hyppy: can you understand my problem from the link?
[16:22] <kevin_> hello
[16:23] <Hyppy> toddl: I think I might have a lead.  so a "sudo apt-get install lslk"
[16:23] <dnivra_> !hello | kevin_
[16:23] <freeride1> please , help. i cannot kill a process!
[16:23] <rob_p> todd1: Does your /etc/ directory contain files named, "passwd.lock" and/or, "shadow.lock" in it?
[16:24] <dnivra_> freeride1: killall that's what you need.
[16:24] <freeride1> dnivra_ :-/
[16:24] <Hyppy> toddl: and then do "lslk /etc/passwd"
[16:25] <dnivra_> freeride1: man killall
[16:25] <todd1> I ran the apt-get and still get the error messages, but early on in the terminal text I get "2 not fully installed or removed."
[16:25] <todd1> rob_p: I'll check
[16:25] <freeride1>  dnivra_: Thanks, i'll try
[16:26] <Hyppy> toddl: yeah, what is happening is nfs-common is dying during configuration due to the /etc/passwd locking error, and then killing nfs-kernel-server's config in the process
[16:27] <kevin_> anyone spiked  espanish
[16:27] <BlouBlou> !es | kevin_
[16:27] <friendishan> surf how do i save the idea in flv format?
[16:28] <todd1> I have a passwd.lock and a passwd- and a passwd+ (the first two have "x" on them)
[16:28] <todd1> I also have a shadow.lock file too
[16:29] <Hyppy> toddl: if you do have the files that rob mentioned, I suggest trying to remove them all.  any passwd.lock, passwd-, passwd+, or shadown.lock files shouldn't be there
[16:29] <rob_p> todd1: You need to remove those files.  They are left behind from some process that crashed.
[16:29] <todd1> remove is to "move to trash" from the file viewer -- or is there a better way?
[16:30] <bwallen> My computer is slow due to a lot of the processor being in the "wa" state according to top. I know that this is time waiting on the hard drive. Is there any way to speed this up. It makes opening even the smallest apps really slow. This didn't happen when I had windows on this computer.
[16:30] <rob_p> todd1: Only remove the ones with the .lock extension.
[16:31] <Jarhyn> so, is there a way to install ubuntu from an existing ubuntu installation?
[16:31] <Jarhyn> IE install it on a different partition from the existing partition, without using a live CD
[16:31] <vestel> c
[16:31] <rob_p> todd1:  You will probably want to remove them at the command line with, "sudo rm -f /etc/passwd.lock /etc/shadow.lock"
[16:31] <friendishan> how do i save my project as flv in kdenlive
[16:32] <Hyppy> bwallen: iotop (available in the software center) should list out which processes are hitting your hard drives hard
[16:33] <bwallen> hyppy: ok, thanks
[16:35] <kevin_> as iget the video download faster
[16:36] <kevin_> as i get video download faster
[16:38] <Jarhyn> Q: how do I run the ubuntu installer from  a full ubuntu installation, IE without booting from a live CD
[16:38] <lstarnes> Jarhyn: you can't
[16:39] <Hyppy> Jarhyn: what are you trying to accomplish by doing that?  Maybe there is a different way.
[16:39] <bwallen> hyppy: Looks like firefox was the problem. You don't happen to know why firefox would be reading around 1000kb/sec consistently would you?
[16:39] <Jarhyn> here's my problem: my computer can't run a live CD from linux; the CD drive isn't supported properly. so when I try to use a live CD, it segmentation faults
[16:39] <Hyppy> bwallen: could have been heavy enough on memory to be swapping.  Running a lot of tabs or flash video?
[16:40] <kinja-sheep> Jarhyn: USB Method, perhaps?
[16:40] <Hyppy> Jarhyn: you may be able to do a live USB pen drive
[16:40] <bwallen> hyppy: tabs, yes
[16:40] <Jarhyn> tried that; the bios doesn't support THAT properly;
[16:41] <Hyppy> bwallen: firefox can get bogged down when there are a massive amount of tabs and its been running for a while.  3.5 is better than 3.0, if you don't have it yet.  Otherwise, I suggest closing and reopening it at least daily
[16:41] <Snausages> Jarhyn: what about fixing the computer and then coming back round to installing an OS?
[16:41] <kevin_> as i  get video dowload faster
[16:41] <lstarnes> kevin_: that question does not make sense
[16:41] <shashike> hello  all
[16:41] <bwallen> hyppy: ok, thanks for the suggestion!
[16:41] <aeon-ltd> Jarhyn: if its installed why would you need a installer?
[16:42] <shashike> i  bought  microsoft  office 2003 and i am going to run it on wine, i have 64bit ubuntu 9.10, will it work??
[16:42] <Jarhyn> because I had to install it on an external hard drive with WUBI
[16:42] <mooseburger> Anyone know how can I make brasero not use /tmp as the temporary burn location?
[16:42] <Jarhyn> and need to figure out how to get it on the internal partition that I wanted to put it on in the first place
[16:42] <aeon-ltd> Jarhyn: you could just 'clone' your drives then
[16:42] <shashike> will microsoft office 2003 work with wine??
[16:43] <mka> I have a problem with my laptop. At some point all commands stop working normally and I get an error like "input/output error"
[16:43] <mka> I am using ubuntu 9.10
[16:43] <aeon-ltd> shashike: theres a software compatibility list on the internets somewhere
[16:44] <Snausages> Jarhyn: try clonezilla maybe?  might still have the same problem getting clonezilla to boot, but if you beat that it'll move the volumes around for you
[16:44] <aeon-ltd> mka: does the keyboard die?
[16:44] <mooseburger> Anyone know how can I make brasero not use /tmp as the temporary burn location?
[16:44] <mka> no
[16:44] <mka> I can type something
[16:44] <aeon-ltd> mka: commands like command line?
[16:44] <mka> aeon-ltd, I can type some commands but they respond with an error
[16:44] <shashike> i tried searching for it but, no forum says that
[16:45] <shashike> but i thought this was tech chat, so u guys will know if it works or not,
[16:45] <mka> aeon-ltd, eg "sudo fdisk -l" would give me an error about using "sudo"
[16:45] <Hyppy> mka: your hard drive may be full or have errors?
[16:45] <kinja-sheep> mooseburger: From the looks of it, it is not possible as the developers didn't include any paramteres for temporary burn location. What is wrong with /tmp? That is where temporary files goes to.
[16:45] <Slart> !appdb | shashike
[16:46] <mka> Hyppy, I am suspecting it, I am getting some weird errors from dmesg
[16:46] <shashike> will 32bit windows apps run on 64bit ubuntu with wine??
[16:46] <Slart> shashike: I think wine is 32bit.. even on 64bit systems
[16:47] <shashike> oh so microsoft office 2003 will  work right??
[16:47] <Slart> shashike: the application database didn't work for you?
[16:47] <aeon-ltd> mka: how long till this happens from start up?
[16:47] <mooseburger> kinja-sheep, I don't have enough space on root, and it will be tricky to grow it, so I wanted to change that default.
[16:48] <Hyppy> mka: try df -h
[16:48] <dnivra> shashike: you should try open office; it does support doc and stuff.
[16:48] <shashike> wait i am installing office 2003
[16:48] <Slart> mooseburger: you can always mount /tmp on some other drive.. it doesn't have to be on the root drive
[16:48] <brrant> Hi :) I'm using an older dell laptop with only 256 mb of ram. I've installed Server 9.04 to try and keep weight down. I plan on using it in console mode 99% of the time and I'd like wireless to work in console. I've installed wicd but I still don't have wireless access from the console, can someone help?
[16:48] <kevin_> is that when i go to youtube video lasts much loading
[16:49] <freeride1> I use Karmic. what should i do with  ppa:ubuntu-on-rails/ppa ???
[16:49] <kevin_> i want to see the video without stand
[16:49] <shashike> WHOOO  HOOO  BABY!!,  OFFICE  IS  WORKING  LIKE A CHARM!!!!  UBUNTU ROCKS FINALLY I CAN DO MY SCHOOL WORK IN PEACE!!!
[16:49] <mooseburger> Slart, thanks for the suggestion, but I don't have another drive or partition to mount /tmp to.
[16:49] <kinja-sheep> freeride1: sudo add-apt-repository ppa;ubuntu-on-rails/ppa
[16:50] <rob_p> shashike: :-)
[16:50] <kinja-sheep> freeride1: There are a typo in my commmand. You get the idea. :o
[16:50] <freeride1> kinja-sheep: , thanks!
[16:50] <shashike> i think office 2003 is better than open office,
[16:50] <Slart> mooseburger: so where were you thinking of making brasero put it's temporary files?
[16:50] <shashike> its just my openion
[16:50] <mka> Hyppy, df -h works as always but du doesnt work all the time. FYI, my system works for now and will probably not work in few minutes to come
[16:52] <kevin_> islarne
[16:52] <Hyppy> mka: I suggest trying all the hard drive tests from this: http://www.ultimatebootcd.com/
[16:52] <mooseburger> Slart, wanted to use my /home/user, but I don't want to fork over space for /tmp permanently.
[16:53] <Pip> how to verify a burned CD disc with md5sum in a terminal ?
[16:53] <mka> Hyppy: Thanks a lot, let me get going right NOW! thanks again
[16:53] <ecolitan> how do I turn off the update manager from coming up?
[16:53] <Slart> !md5 | Pip
[16:53] <mooseburger> Slart, thanks for the help, turn out it could be configured
[16:54] <mooseburger> It's burning now.
[16:54] <Slart> mooseburger: fair enough.. if you've got enough memory you could create a ramdisk for tmp files..
[16:54] <aeon-ltd> ecolitan: its in start up items somewhere
[16:54] <Pip> Slart, NO WINDOWS
[16:54] <Atlantic777> ecolitan: open update manager, third tab is updates, uncheck „check for updates“
[16:54] <pierrep_> hi
[16:55] <rob_p> pierrep_: hello
[16:55] <Atlantic777> ecolitan: my mistake, right click on update manager in tray
[16:56] <Slart> Pip: drop the caps.. I don't really understand what the problem is.. "no windows"? you mean you're not running windows? or.. "no, windows" ie no, I can't use that since I'm running windows? or something else?
[16:56] <pierrep_> each time I reboot I must change my alsa setting to the same place, arent there a way to make my mixer setting definitly ?
[16:56] <Pip> Slart, I don't use windows
[16:56] <pierrep_> not really an ubuntu question but ...
[16:56] <ecolitan> ok i have succeded, ty
[16:56] <Slart> Pip: then what was wrong with the link ubottu sent you?
[16:57] <ditto> how can i enter the server  serv.endoftheinternet.org
[16:57] <ditto> ? im new to this
[16:57] <Pip> Slart, it's about windows OS
[16:58] <ditto> serv.endoftheinternet.org
[16:58] <Slart> Pip: ehm.. nope, it isn't... but I'm not goign to argue with you.. good luck
[16:58] <grawity> ditto: What kind of server is it?
[16:58] <ditto>  /join serv.endoftheinternet.org
[16:58] <Pip> Slart, I read it
[16:58] <kinja-sheep> Pip: You're assuming things too fast. Slart gave you the right link.
[16:58] <aeon-ltd> ditto: what do you mean enter?
[16:58] <grawity> ditto: IRC? Web? FTP? SSH? Telnet? Gopher? XMPP?
[16:58] <dimitar> how to set transparency on every windows in ubuntu 9.10?
[16:58] <n0pe> how do you set system locale/language etc from the commandline?
[16:59] <grawity> n0pe: dpkg-reconfigure locale
[16:59] <dnivra> i think ditto means "/server serv.endoftheinternet.org" perhaps?
[16:59] <DCOSTA> ./join  #kukidev
[16:59] <DCOSTA> ./join  #kukidev
[16:59] <Pip> Slart, So do you think this is a correct way to verify the burned CD disc with md5sum ---  md5sum /dev/cdrom
[16:59] <Slart> Pip: I think you should read the link ubottu sent you
[17:00] <Pip> Slart, I read it
[17:00] <rob_p> pierrep_: Set your alsamixer settings the way you like them and do, "sudo alsactl store 0" (assuming you have just one soundcard).
[17:00] <dimitar> how to set transparency on every windows in ubuntu 9.10?i have compiz but there is no that kind of option?
[17:00] <Slart> Pip: then you can follow the instructions that are on that page.. there are even commands you can copy paste
[17:00] <pierrep_> rob_p, thx
[17:00] <rob_p> pierrep_: welcome
[17:01] <grawity> !ccsm | dimitar
[17:01] <grawity> dimitar: Install CCSM and you'll find several such options.
[17:01] <dimitar> ubottu grawity i installed ccms and the is no options for trans or opacity...nothing?
[17:02] <ManDay> lol
[17:02]  * dnivra lols at ubottu's reaction
[17:02] <ManDay> Ok, can anyone tell me where there is any Ubuntu repo that has Acrobat READER in it?
[17:02] <kinja-sheep> !pdf | ManDay
[17:02] <Slart> ManDay: I think medibuntu used to have it
[17:03] <kinja-sheep> !info acroread | ManDay
[17:03] <kinja-sheep> Oh it must be Medibuntu or in my repo.
[17:03] <dimitar> grawity:there are no options for that...i googled and nothing help...is something wrong with compiz?
[17:03] <ManDay> thanks i know what pdf is and i know its viewers :P
[17:03] <ManDay> just asking for Adobe Rader in the repos
[17:04] <ditto> Thany you.  It worked out for me.
[17:04] <ManDay> !search adobe
[17:04] <ditto> Found the Server and could change my nickname there
[17:04] <ManDay> !info pdf
[17:04] <Slart> ManDay: I just checked the medibuntu site and it seems they only have the fonts for acroread.. not acroread itself.. odd
[17:04] <ManDay> so i need to get the deb package from adobe?
[17:04] <DCOSTA> ls -la
[17:05] <fcuk112> how to use nvidia vdpau?  i installed the PPA and it gave me some error about needing a partial upgrade.  i then tried to install 195.22 drivers and it tells me installarchives failed.
[17:05] <Slart> ManDay: https://answers.launchpad.net/medibuntu/+question/67509
[17:06] <ManDay> Slart: did ubottu not search partner?
[17:06] <ManDay> !info acroread
[17:06] <ManDay> !partner
[17:06] <ChogyDan> fcuk112: did you do the partial upgrade?
[17:06] <Slart> ManDay: I have no idea... I don't think I've ever used the partner repository before
[17:07] <fcuk112> ChogyDan: yes.
[17:07] <kinja-sheep> ManDay: Check your Software Sources -- See if 'partner' are toggled on.
[17:07] <ManDay> where is the sources-config file again?
[17:07] <ManDay> !sources
[17:07] <kinja-sheep> ManDay: System --> Application --> Software Sources.
[17:07] <fcuk112> ChogyDan: i am having lots of trouble with my SB81P and nvidia cards.  i am now using 185 drivers and even the 2d is not working right.
[17:08] <ManDay> kinja-sheep: i dont have that
[17:08] <ManDay> where is that config file?
[17:09] <ChogyDan> fcuk112: sorry, I don't know
[17:09] <kinja-sheep> ManDay: gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
[17:09] <ManDay> ah right
[17:09] <Slart> ManDay: I just enabled the partner repos on my 64bit 9.10 and acroread pops up for me
[17:09] <ManDay> apt
[17:09] <ManDay> cool, thanks Slart
[17:09] <Slart> ManDay: it was listed in the 3rd party repositories.. not among the other canonical repos (universe and so on)
[17:10] <xover> why is firefox so SLOW to load?
[17:10] <xover> i press the button and 10 seconds later it opens
[17:10] <ChogyDan> xover: try chrome
[17:10] <Atlantic777> or opera
[17:10] <kinja-sheep> Or Midori
[17:11] <Slart> xover: do you have a gazillion addons? apart from that I don't know what might make it start so slow
[17:11] <Slart> kinja-sheep: midori? something new?
[17:11] <lstarnes> Slart: it's a gtk webkit-based browser
[17:11] <Atlantic777> xover: Firefox really is slow in cold start.
[17:12] <Slart> lstarnes: ah.. thanks.. I'll have to take a look
[17:12] <kodomo> f.t.r. (if anyone bothers reading chatlogs ;) ): The problem seems to relate to the different locale settings of the hardy and the karmic machines - one was C, the other UTF-8 - and synergy doesn't seem to translate between the two ;)
[17:12] <Yos> chrome is faster from cold start
[17:12] <ManDay> erm, stupid question: how do i refresh my sources? thought apt-cache would do that
[17:12] <ManDay> but it doesnt
[17:13] <airtonix> xover, chrome is great especially so since they pushed out a proper extension support now.
[17:13] <VCoolio> ManDay: apt-get update
[17:13] <ManDay> ah
[17:13] <Atlantic777> ManDay: sudo apt-get update
[17:13] <Atlantic777> ?!
[17:13] <xover> 10 addons
[17:13] <kinja-sheep> Slart: I use it occasionally (a second web browser) to separate personal/work/code. Keep things simple and occasionally Hulu. :3
[17:13] <Ben^> Heya
[17:13] <ManDay> Ha! There it is! acroread - why doesnt everybody use that?
[17:14] <xover> is this chrome beta?
[17:14] <ChaoticXSinZ> Where can I find the Sans font. I've already checked /usr/share/fonts, ~/.fonts etc.
[17:14] <ManDay> ONEHUNDERDFIFTYTHREE MEGABYTES?!?!
[17:14] <Ben^> I was working in a console session which got killed, but I had previously bg'd (backgrounded) a process.
[17:14] <Slart> xover: that's not a really a lot.. I would look for other reasons for firefox being slow
[17:14] <ChaoticXSinZ> ManDay: The default PDF reader is good enough.
[17:14] <fcuk112> anybody knows how to get suttle sb81p working with nvidia 9600gt?
[17:14] <Hyppy> ManDay, I use evince.  hasn't failed me yet.
[17:14] <kinja-sheep> !info evince | ManDay
[17:14] <Ben^> Is there a way for me to reattach it to a new tty ?
[17:14] <KongfuToufu> help,my mtp device can't be detected correctly
[17:14] <xover> if i have to add back in all my addons like flash, JRE etc will it be the same story?
[17:14] <fcuk112> shuttle
[17:14] <ManDay> evince has failed for me, onlx xpdf is flawless - but flawless ness seems inverse proportional to feature-count
[17:15] <aeon-ltd> ManDay: because most people think its bloated
[17:15] <ChaoticXSinZ> Where can I find the Sans font. I've already checked /usr/share/fonts, ~/.fonts etc. (Not liberation sans, free snas, etc)
[17:15] <ManDay> aeon-ltd: 153MB seem to support that assertion
[17:15] <Slart> ManDay: evince has a nasty habit of crashing on me every now and then.. =/
[17:15] <airtonix> xover, i think chrome makes use of its own internal flash player (or the one you get with nonfree-flashplugin)
[17:15] <xover> ben when you create a bg process without using nohup, it is killed when closing the terminal.
[17:15] <llutz> ManDay: whos wants to use stuff from people who refuse to fix known security-issues?
[17:15] <dnivra> xover: I agree with slart. I've got the same number of add-ons too and 4 second startup.
[17:15] <ChaoticXSinZ> airtonix: No it uses the same flashplayer as firefox
[17:15] <Ben^> xover, it still shows in process list though :S
[17:15] <Slart> xover: unless you run it using & and close the terminal using "exit"
[17:15] <ManDay> not me, ill stick with xpdf or hope that evnice guys fix evnice
[17:16] <ManDay> where can i file a bug for evince?
[17:16] <rob_p> Ben^: use fg
[17:16] <Slart> xover: clicking the "close button" doesn't work.. you have to type "exit"
[17:16] <airtonix> ChaoticXSinZ, i wasn't exactly sure since i see this "exe" process as a child of chrome whenever a page with flash loads
[17:16] <Ben^> fg only works if I was still in the same terminal session rob_p
[17:16] <aeon-ltd> airtonix: at least all this flash crap for linux will phase out it a few years when html5 kicks in
[17:16] <ChaoticXSinZ> airtonix: It's because of the way chrome sandboxes processes for security etc
[17:16] <rob_p> Ben^: should be able to list jobs and then reattach
[17:17] <airtonix> xover, i'm using a chrome extension called adthwarte to do what i had adblockplus for .
[17:17] <Ben^> rob_p, jobs -l right? lists nothin
[17:17] <xover> Ben: so its gone right?
[17:17] <Hyppy> Google doesn't like people blocking ads.  They specifically try and hinder that functionality in Chrome.
[17:17] <Ben^> well its still eating cpu
[17:17] <Ben^> and it shows in top and if I do a ps
[17:18] <airtonix> xover, ChaoticXSinZ, aeon-ltd : my only gripe with chrome is that triple clicking a word on a page selects whitepsace after the sentence.... a word on its own hardly ever gets highlighted without the whitespace.
[17:19] <ChaoticXSinZ> airtonix: Really? I never use that :P Just select what I want the old fashioned way
[17:20] <xover> Slart: I makes no difference if you ctrl-d, exit or close xterm
[17:20] <ChaoticXSinZ> So anyone know why GIMP lists the font 'Sans' yet I can't seem to find it on my compter?
[17:20] <airtonix> ChaoticXSinZ, yep try it : triple click a sentence... it won't select just the sentence
[17:20] <shane2peru> does anyone know how to restore encrypted files?
[17:21] <shane2peru> if I have encrypted folder mounted and rsync the info should be sent over correct??  How do I mount it?
[17:21] <xover> kill supports process completion = awesome.
[17:21] <Slart> xover: sure it does.. I just started aplay in a terminal.. then closed with "exit".. it's still running
[17:22] <Slart> xover: or rather.. I have no idea if works the same in xterm.. but in the gnome-terminal it works
[17:22] <fcuk112> anybody knows how to get shuttle sb81p working with nvidia 9600gt?
[17:22] <xover> if you started aplay in the fg, then how were you able to enter a command?
[17:22] <Slart> xover: I run "aplay /dev/urandom &"
[17:22] <xover> xterm is gnome-terminal
[17:23] <Slart> xover: not in the fg.. but I never said that
[17:23] <aeon-ltd> xover wrong, xterm and gnome terminal are different apps
[17:23] <Tk_L> I know this is the wrong place to ask, Anyone know how to download a torrent file on a Mac ?
[17:23] <aeon-ltd> xover: wrong, xterm and gnome terminal are different apps
[17:24] <aeon-ltd> Tk_L: is this for piracy? hint hint never mention online
[17:24] <Snausages> Tk_L: install transmission, works the same as transmission for ubuntu
[17:24] <arn-> Tk_L: as on every OS. click on it. save as.
[17:24] <Tk_L> no is for my personal knowledge
[17:24] <Slart> Tk_L: the torrent file itself is probably just downloaded using a regular browser.. safari ought to work.. then you open that file with the torrent client.. for further help you might want to find a mac channel
[17:24] <bastidrazor> Tk_L: get the program transmission and open the .torrent file with that program.
[17:25] <aeon-ltd>  /part
[17:25] <kinja-sheep> Tk_L: http://www.transmissionbt.com/
[17:25] <Tk_L> you been helpfull thanks.  Is the software free of all Viruses and Spyware ?
[17:25] <Slart> ChaoticXSinZ: hmm.. I've just searched my install.. I don't have a font file for sans.. not sure where it comes from
[17:26] <xover> slark: seems that you cant kill aplay with a signal 1
[17:26] <dnivra> Tk_L: transmission is; but no guarantee what comes through it:).
[17:26] <guest38953> hello... i have installed apache, mysql, and php ... it worked fine... i have a test.php run on my browser, but it cant be viewed from other computer,,, what do you think is the problem?
[17:26] <Tk_L> dnivra: what do you think it will come with it ?
[17:26] <Slart> xover: I just run "pkill aplay".. I'm not sure what signal is default
[17:26] <ChaoticXSinZ> Slart: I know, it's driving me crazy. Is it just some builtin font or is Sans an alias for another font?
[17:27] <rob_p> Ben^: Sorry about the delay.  If you didn't background the process with terminal mux such as screen, then I don't know that it's possible to, "reattach" as it were.  If jobs doesn't list it, you won't be able to fg the job.
[17:27] <Slart> ChaoticXSinZ: an alias is my guess
[17:27] <dnivra> guest38953: is apache, php and mysql installed in the other computer you tried to view it from?
[17:27] <dnivra> Tk_L: i was referring to what you download using transmission by opening a torrent file:).
[17:27] <ChaoticXSinZ> Slart: But the problem here is for what font?
[17:27] <guest38953> dnivra:  do they need apache php and mysql?
[17:28] <Slart> ChaoticXSinZ: perhaps it's defined in the theme for gnome? (just a wild guess)
[17:28] <dnivra> piojun: when you said view in browser, you meant it as opening it as "localhost/test.php" right?
[17:28] <ElectRo`> Tk_L, torrents have a stereotype of illegal downloads
[17:29] <^Spartano^> irc.explosionirc.net
[17:29] <ChaoticXSinZ> Slart: As in GTK theme or what?
[17:29] <dnivra> piojun: when you said view in other computer, you meant it as opening it as "localhost/test.php" from a browser in that computer right?
[17:29] <^Spartano^> irc.explosionirc.net
[17:29] <por_ki>  I am opening anything in ubuntu and then when i minimize it then it is not minimizing in Panel , it is just disappearing and i have to press alt+tab each time and then open close or switch between opened applications, please help
[17:29] <Slart> ChaoticXSinZ: I have no idea.. as I said.. I'm taking wild stabs in the dark here
[17:30] <kinja-sheep> por_ki: Right-click the panel and add "Windows List"
[17:30] <Slart> por_ki: right click on your panel, select Add to panel.. find "Window list" in tha dialog that pops up.. see if it works now
[17:30] <Tk_L> ElectRo`: is just  .. Sterotype  : - )
[17:30] <ElectRo`> piojun, did you use the local ip of the computer running apache
[17:30] <xover> Slart: I dont know, they all work, so I dont know why it doesnt kill the app on exit, it should do, if you run a script and then exit, its gone!
[17:30] <Vegar_> Hello :)
[17:31] <dnivra> !hello | Vegar_
[17:31] <ag90> Hey I am about to install Ubuntu on a MacBook Pro 5,5 (13 inch unibody). Now I don't want to waste a CD so I decided to go for the img file. Now my question is - which img file do I download? The "Marvell Dove" or the "Freescale i.MX51" ?
[17:31] <por_ki> Oh ,. thanks a lot, kinja and slart, I got the thing
[17:31] <LuciusMare> hello
[17:31] <LuciusMare> i am trying to install kubuntu
[17:32] <LuciusMare> but when creating a partition,it does not let me enter less than 72000 MB
[17:32] <LuciusMare> but i want a 15000 MB partition
[17:32] <adalal> ag90: wait, there are two cd images?
[17:32] <LuciusMare> and i really dont want to click the whole way down
[17:32] <ag90> adalal: No there are 2 USB images
[17:33] <Slart> xover: are you sure that it's supposed to kill off running apps, even those sent to background? afaik it's been like this for a long time
[17:33] <adalal> for ubuntu?
[17:33] <ag90> Yes
[17:33] <indiantonic> .net
[17:34] <xover> slark: SIHUP is sent to all processes that you started from that session
[17:34] <adalal> ag90: which webpage is it on?
[17:34] <ag90> http://releases.ubuntu.com/9.10/
[17:34] <ag90> Under "Desktop image"
[17:35] <Ben^> i'm trying to install a .pcf font, but cant get it to show up. I
[17:36] <sjd> hey, I have an e66, want to connect it with ubuntu for browsing the web. using jaunty. any suggestions?
[17:36] <adalal> ag90: download the PC intel x86 image... and use unetbootin to load it into a usb
[17:36] <Ben^> I've placed it in /usr/share/fonts/X11/misc, and rebuilt the font cache
[17:36] <adalal> ag90: http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/
[17:36] <ag90> adalal: That was my first thought. But UNetbootin works on Windows and Linux only.
[17:36] <adalal> wait
[17:36] <adalal> yea
[17:36] <adalal> true
[17:37] <Slart> xover: I'm browsing through the bash man pages.. there has to be something about this here
[17:37] <sjd> does somebody have done that here before?
[17:37] <airtonix> !enter | adalal
[17:38] <adalal> ag90: try this webpage, it has a guide for mac to install linux to usb ... http://www.webupd8.org/2009/04/4-ways-to-create-bootable-live-usb.html
[17:38] <airtonix> sjd, you mean you want to use your mobile phone as the device by which you gain internet access ?
[17:39] <ag90> adalal: Thanks!
[17:39] <sjd> airtonix: yes. like a modem. to access my gsm netwrok
[17:39] <airtonix> sjd, via bluetooth or a cable >
[17:39] <sjd> airtonix: cable
[17:40] <ElectRo`> just dd the image to the usb
[17:40] <ag90> adalal: I already know how to write an img to USB. What I don't know is which image do I download. The Mac instructions on the page require me to have the img already.
[17:40] <Ben^> Slart, xover, seems init can adopt processes if their hosting terminal dies
[17:40] <Vegar_> Ill just leave this link here, in case somone missed it and knows the answer :) http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1349636
[17:40] <adalal> ag90: the thing is, those are for ARM motherboards, you still have to use the Desktop PC version
[17:40] <airtonix> sjd, and plugging it in and fiddling with the network manager does not give you any ideas ?
[17:40] <adalal> ag90: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8164532
[17:40] <jshriver> How do you record from line in?  I'm very frustrated with pulseaudio
[17:41] <d35iboy> hi
[17:41] <ag90> adalal: Oh. OK. Thanks.
[17:41] <Slart> Ben^: I wonder if that's a feature or a bug =)
[17:41] <JuJuBee_> When I try to use 9.10 from live cd, my mouse keeps darting back to the upper left corner rendering it useless.  Any ideas?
[17:41] <Ben^> Slart, not sure. It just happened to me too, however.
[17:42] <adalal> JuJuBee_: have you tried using any other mouse? which mouse do you have?
[17:42] <sjd> airtonix: when I plug it in, I have three options in the phone. 1. data transfer, 2. media, 3. connect to web. when i choose 3, dmesg tells that he found a CD-ROM. lsusb tells me that I have a nokia mobile phone. nothing else
[17:42] <Slart> Ben^: the documentation for bash states that when bash exits it tries to kill it's children..
[17:42] <airtonix> sjd, apparently the e66 was included in a list of 3g modems durnig 2008.
[17:42] <Slart> Ben^: well.. perhaps there's a reason for it... somewhere
[17:42] <Ben^> Slart, It may be dependent on how the process manages exceptions - i.e if its host terminal dies, its STDIN/OUT/ERR pointers become invalid, as probably does any open file descriptors. if it can deal with that, it can probably continue executing
[17:42] <JuJuBee_> adalal: I have laptop with track pad.. also have usb mouse, both do same...
[17:42] <airtonix> sjd, http://www.mail-archive.com/ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com/msg1167897.html
[17:42] <adalal> ag90: can you use diskutil on mac with .iso files?
[17:42] <kn100> test
[17:43] <ag90> I'm not sure
[17:43] <sjd> airtonix: oh. that is great. but how do i set it up? should I modprobe it?
[17:43] <airtonix> sjd, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/hal-info/+bug/294070
[17:43] <Slart> Ben^: sounds reasonable.. I'm just wondering if the process ignores the sighup or if bash never sends it
[17:43] <airtonix> sjd, nothing specific yet.
[17:44] <ZaNeIuM>  where is the terminal's previously typed text history held?
[17:44] <airtonix> sjd, something related : https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NetworkManager/Hardware/3G
[17:44] <Ben^> Slart, your guess is as good as mine!
[17:44] <lstarnes> ZaNeIuM: ~/.history
[17:44] <erUSUL> ZaNeIuM: the shell mantains history the terminal does not.
[17:44] <erUSUL> ZaNeIuM: ~/.bash_history
[17:44] <Ben^> Slart, spose if you could reproduce the scenario, you could do an strace on the pid before exiting bash and look at the system calls
[17:44] <Slart> ben, xover: this has some info http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1331539
[17:45] <grayghost49> I have a question... is there a ubuntu server download that is for 32 bit systems?
[17:45] <Slart> Ben^: it's very reproducable.. I've been reproducing it for a couple of years.. I even thought it was WAI
[17:45] <erUSUL> grayghost49: yes; the one that says i386
[17:46] <grayghost49> thank you
[17:46] <JuJuBee_> adalal: any ideas?
[17:46] <ZaNeIuM> lstarnes: how long does it go back to, from install?
[17:46] <ChaoticXSinZ> It seems the font I was looking for is BitStream Vera.
[17:46] <lstarnes> ZaNeIuM: no
[17:46] <adalal> JuJuBee_: thinkin...
[17:47] <lstarnes> ZaNeIuM: it stores the last 500 lines
[17:47] <lstarnes> ZaNeIuM: by default
[17:47] <Ben^> Slart, then strace will answer your question.
[17:47] <Slart> ChaoticXSinZ: so it is an alias of some kind.. good to know
[17:47] <jshriver> Anyone here know how to get line in working?
[17:47] <ZaNeIuM> cool for me that goes back to my install, thanks
[17:47] <Slart> Ben^: indeed.. thanks for the help
[17:47] <xig> ubuntu hangs (early) at boot, when the receiver module of my wireless USB mouse is plugged in, if not it starts without problems. does somebody know this behaviour?
[17:47] <xig> (talking about ubuntu 9.10)
[17:48] <andi_> <-- isolat3dsh33p
[17:48] <xig> on asus notebook Z9202KM
[17:48] <ruffyen> is there a way to make ubuntu only try to automatic update security updates?
[17:48] <airtonix> sjd, does this look familar to you ? http://www.ubuntu-pics.de/bild/35206/screenshot_001_KGH2i3.png
[17:48] <xover> slart, ben: well it appears that both exit and close and allowing init to adopt the process, so not sure why that is happening as if i send a HUP to the process in the background it happily dies.
[17:48] <Slart> ruffyen: in the desktop version there's a setting .. perhaps in system, administration, software sources.. there's an update pane
[17:48] <ruffyen> k
[17:48] <ruffyen> thanks
[17:49] <surfzoid> hahaha the last update claim about all package made 4 Gig !!! :D http://picpaste.com/pics/Capture-6.1261504105.png
[17:49] <lstarnes> piojunbabia: as long as your nick doesn't change, you should be able to talk
[17:49] <piojunbabia> lstarnes: thanks
[17:50] <airtonix> sjd, http://anidel.blogspot.com/2009/10/n900-as-modem-for-ubuntu-910.html
[17:50] <sjd> airtonix: checking!
[17:50] <xig> Ubuntu 9.10 does not remember my keyboard layout settings, on every boot its reset to "italian", for unknown reasons.
[17:51] <grayghost49> erUSUL: I only see the 64 bit download link is the I386 included in the 64 bit DL?
[17:53] <jshriver> Anyone know how to record from line-in? nothing is detecting my microphone port.
[17:53] <sherry> having trouble with printing in color with xubuntu on epson 310, should i start with cups?
[17:54] <andi_> jshriver: why would you use line-in instead of the microphone?
[17:54] <piojunbabia> i have installed apache mysql and php and all working... made a test.php and i can view it on my browser, but it cannot be browsed thru other computer.. like when i went to an internet cafe, (i left my pc on) and i cant open my site, the error message says: "The server at 192.168.1.2 is taking too long to respond."
[17:54] <mammaa> Hi my ubuntu disconnects from the net really frequently and then it does not connect again
[17:54] <diddy> I just made an update and now my sound is gone. What the heck?
[17:55] <jshriver> andi_: my laptop only has 1 port, guess it is microphone but has a built-in microphone as well
[17:55] <llutz> piojunbabia:  192.168.1.2 is a local (not routed) IP address. use portforwarding and dyndns or other services to make your server accessible from outside
[17:55] <mammaa> it's not possible to surf the net. I have my router near me. wi-fi
[17:56] <piojunbabia> llutz: how do i do portforwarding?
[17:56] <piojunbabia> !portforwarding
[17:56] <llutz> piojunbabia: depends on your router, if using one
[17:57] <IdleOne> piojunbabia: look at portforwarding.com for info
[17:57] <diddy> What could be the reason that my sound is gone?
[17:57] <piojunbabia> llutz: do i need to contact my internet service provider to do that?
[17:57] <IdleOne> piojunbabia: no
[17:57] <llutz> piojunbabia: you shouldn't need that, except your ISP filters incoming connects
[17:58] <piojunbabia> IdleOne: thanks
[17:58] <mammaa> any idea? I'm running ktorrent
[17:58] <piojunbabia> ok let me try that
[17:58] <sanket> hello all!
[17:59] <jimcooncat> sanket: 1390 people say hi
[18:02] <xig> Ubuntu 9.10 dows not boot while some (any) USB device is plugged in, e.g. a wireless mouse receiver module. what should i do?
[18:02] <mammaa> my wi-fi connection keeps disconnetting
[18:02] <xig> except for unplugging every boot
[18:02] <mammaa> any idea ?
[18:03] <iceroot> mammaa: noone can help you without usefull details IN ONE LINE
[18:03] <ryan__> hi all, is there a way for me to the check the last login date of a user on my system?
[18:04] <sanket_> did I get an answer while I was disconnected?
[18:04] <iceroot> ryan__: last | grep username
[18:04] <sanket_> i am trying to convert a call centre to all Ubuntu instances from Windows...I am facing a tiny problem...when a USB headphone is connected, the headphone is not selected automatically, the user has to manually go to Sound Preferences and select the USB headphone in the Input and Output tabs, is there a way to automatically select the USB headphone as soon as it is inserted or if machine is rebooted?
[18:04] <ryan__> iceroot, ok thank you ill try that. brb
[18:04] <iceroot> ryan__: or   finger username   should work also
[18:04] <ryan__> k
[18:04] <mammaa> iceroot, ubuntu 9.10 gnome. wi-fi connection to my router (5 meters from me). Keeps disconnetting after 5/6 minutes of usage. Ktorrent limited to 5kb/s up
[18:05] <haresh_> any one around  need some yhelp please rrcommand me of a alarm which i can use to wake my self up
[18:05] <FloodBot4> !netsplit
[18:05] <arn-> haresh_: cron +mp3 +sound@max
[18:05] <iceroot> mammaa: to the channel :) i just wanted to give you an info about posting better questions so someone can help you
[18:06] <mammaa>  ubuntu 9.10 gnome. wi-fi connection to my router (5 meters from me). Keeps disconnetting after 5/6 minutes of usage. Ktorrent limited to 5kb/s up
[18:06] <haresh_> arn\- ??
[18:06] <haresh_> i ment i need a gut one
[18:06] <apocolipse> is there any methods for wubi of Lucid alpha?
[18:07] <arn-> haresh_: yeah what's better than setting your own up ?
[18:07] <trism> haresh_: or perhaps try the alarm-clock, alarm-clock-applet packages
[18:07] <haresh_> i cant find it on my computer please helpo
[18:07] <apocolipse> anyone?
[18:07] <reactor> !anyone | apocolipse
[18:08] <bastidrazor> apocolipse: you could ask in #ubuntu+1 .. that is the Lucid channel
[18:08] <apocolipse> reactor, see now that doesnt apply, as my question was stated before the "anyone?"
[18:08] <apocolipse> thanks bastidrazor
[18:08] <reactor> apocolipse, soz man just mixed up
[18:09] <rob_p> apocolipse: Don't you just love how people are so, 'trigger happy' with the bot!  :-)
[18:09] <apocolipse> iknorite
[18:09] <apocolipse> believe me, i do dev work in osx86 community, i am trigger happy with our bots :)
[18:09] <piojunbabia> llutz: would it be safe to do some portforwarding? i might have problems in security later...
[18:10] <sanket_> haresh_, sudo apt-get install alarm-clock-applet
[18:10] <mammaa>  ubuntu 9.10 gnome. wi-fi connection to my router (5 meters from me). Keeps disconnetting after 5/6 minutes of usage. Ktorrent limited to 5kb/s up
[18:10] <llutz> piojunbabia: your server can be accessed from internet then, make sure to configure it right
[18:10] <haresh_> sanket_: : Couldn't find package alarm-clock-applet
[18:11] <trism> haresh_: what ubuntu version?
[18:11] <haresh_> 8
[18:11] <piojunbabia> llutz: so you mean, i might get problems?
[18:11] <piojunbabia> llutz: big possibility?
[18:11] <sanket_> haresh_, which version of Ubuntu?
[18:12] <piojunbabia> llutz: if so, i wont take risk...
[18:12] <llutz> piojunbabia: misconfigured servers are always in danger
[18:12] <trism> haresh_: sorry, it unfortunately isn't in hardy, from what I can see
[18:12] <piojunbabia> llutz: ok i understand that.. thank you again..
[18:12] <haresh_> hoLinux haresh-desktop 2.6.24-26-generic #1 SMP Tue Dec 1 18:37:31 UTC 2009 i686 GNU/Linux
[18:13] <sanket_> HardDisk, http://packages.ubuntu.com/karmic/alarm-clock-applet
[18:13] <rob_p> mammaa: Perhaps you have buggy firmware in your router?  Not uncommon for, "off-the-shelf" wireless routers.  If it is your router, you might try some of the third-party firmwares available for many of the common routers.  I never run with the stock firmware.
[18:13] <sanket_> HardDisk, sorry that wasnt for you
[18:13] <DexterF> hi
[18:13] <sanket_> haresh_, http://packages.ubuntu.com/karmic/alarm-clock-applet
[18:14] <DexterF> any chance of accessing ext4 from 8.04? can I compile the module against the 8.04 kernel or is there a userland driver?
[18:14] <richard> hey I just loaded xubuntu 9.10 and no sound
[18:14] <mammaa> rob_p, hi. My connection is fastweb which has a cripted router: you can't access to it. But with my other pc with win (xp, vista and seven) I have no problems!
[18:14] <Guest72101> I found the controls and all but they make no difference
[18:15] <blakkheim> !sound > Guest72101
[18:16] <smiter> is there a guide somewhere that i can look at on how to load the propriatary drivers for my Radeon Vid card?
[18:18] <Hyppy> smiter: I wouldn't recommend deviating from System -> Administration -> Hardware drivers.  But if you must, the driver download section at amd.com has a guide for the non-repository versions
[18:18] <fcuk112> i've got a problem installing glx195 drivers from ppa, it returns exit code 2?
[18:19] <smiter> Hyppy, sytem__> admin--hardware shows nothing
[18:19] <ubuntu_> hello. I just moved my ubuntu partition, and now I'm wondering if I need to update grub somehow.
[18:19] <fcuk112> happens with 190 drivers too.
[18:19] <skrite> if i have a command line (ubuntu-server)  what do i apt-get to install xorg server?
[18:20] <LjL> !info xorg
[18:20] <Hyppy> smiter: your card may not be supported.  You can still grab the drivers from AMD, but be prepared for complications in the future.  I've had nothing but headaches when I've ran them, mostly stemming from updates
[18:20] <xig> skrite: use apt-cache search <...>
[18:20] <ubuntu_> more specificially, i copied the contents of /dev/sda6 to an empty space to form /dev/sda1 (using GParted). Then I deletd /dev/sda6. Now I think I have to update grub somehow.
[18:20] <LjL> xig: what does skrite put in the <...>?
[18:20] <haresh_> when i try to install it it says error dependency is not satisfiable : libgconf2-4
[18:20] <douglasawh-work_> is there any reason ubuntu doesn't use the same encryption set up as Fedora? In fedora I can actually get to the grub menu when I do full disk encryption
[18:21] <xig> LjL the search term?
[18:21] <LjL> xig: and what would the serarch term here?
[18:21] <blakkheim> douglasawh-work_: you need grub to be on a separate, unencrypted partition
[18:21] <maco> douglasawh-work_: we use lvm encryption. does fedora do something else?
[18:21] <xig> LjL something with xorg or xorg server? why do you ask?
[18:21] <heoa> Where are Expect-examples in Ubuntu?
[18:22] <xig> LjL he is obviously trying to find the exact name of a package, and apt-cache search helps us finding those
[18:22] <LjL> xig: because "apt-cache search xorg" returns 282 results, and your suggestion reminds of saying "search google". i had already given him the correct package name before you said that.
[18:22] <andresj_____> actually, i thik i have an idea.
[18:22] <LjL> the exact name is "xorg".
[18:22] <douglasawh-work_> maco: yeah, they use LVM. I think they just partition it differently
[18:22] <xig> LjL: so why do you care anyway?
[18:23] <LjL> xig: because i like sane suggestions to be given in this channels, not nonsense.
[18:23] <douglasawh-work_> blakkheim: I'm trying to set up being able to dd systems and this appears not to be able to be done with the way things are currenly set up
[18:23] <FloodBot1> !netsplit
[18:23] <maco> douglasawh-work_: i think with ubuntu its /boot unencrypted and then the rest encrypted
[18:23] <blakkheim> douglasawh-work_: i used dd to copy my encrypted partition onto a new hard drive and i'm on it now
[18:23] <haresh_> hoLinux haresh-desktop 2.6.24-26-generic #1 SMP Tue Dec 1 18:37:31 UTC 2009 i686 GNU/Linux
[18:24] <haresh_> when i try to install it it says error dependency is not satisfiable : libgconf2-4
[18:24] <haresh_> help
[18:24] <xig> LjL: i was just trying to help, why dont you care about your own stuff instead of playing irc cop?
[18:24] <trism> heoa: /usr/share/doc/expect-dev/examples/ (in the expect-dev package) perhaps?
[18:24] <DexterF> any chance of accessing ext4 from 8.04? can I compile the module against the 8.04 kernel or is there a userland driver?
[18:24] <douglasawh-work_> blakkheim: how? I do an install off the alternate CD and then when I put the system back on grub just throws it hands in the air and gives me a grub shell
[18:24] <Appetite> Can anyone help me set up a second monitor with xrandr? im seeing the same output on both screens, but i want it to show two different things
[18:25] <LjL> xig: you don't *have* to help in here if you don't have a clue what the answer to a question would be, that's the point. and if you don't mind, i'll feel free to keep pointing out unhelpful attitudes in this channel.
[18:26] <xig> LjL: you should overthink your idea of "good" help twice. when you just give the correct answer, he will have to ask the next time he is in front of an equivalent problem.
[18:26] <xig> LjL: so actually you suck a bit
[18:26] <blakkheim> douglasawh-work_: my setup was different, wasn't using grub2 or even ubuntu, so it might not work for you
[18:26] <LjL> !ops | xig
[18:26] <maco> xig: and why is it a problem if someone asks for help a second time?
[18:26] <xig> "emergency"?
[18:26] <douglasawh-work_> blakkheim: cool, I'm trying to fix grub, but it's kinda a pain. thanks anyway
[18:27] <Appetite> Can anyone help me set up a second monitor with xrandr? im seeing the same output on both screens, but i want it to show two different things
[18:27] <maco> Appetite: xrandr --output VGA1 --right-of LVDS1
[18:27] <maco> Appetite: usually does it for e
[18:27] <maco> *me
[18:27] <Appetite> i did maco, i get this error:
[18:27] <Appetite> xrandr --output LVDS --left-of VGA-0
[18:27] <Appetite> xrandr: screen cannot be larger than 1024x1024 (desired size 2048x768)
[18:27] <Appetite> neither screen is over 1024x1024 though
[18:27] <blakkheim> douglasawh-work: you could check the grub2 wiki page, i'm not as familiar with it as regular grub
[18:27] <maco> Appetite: screen refers to the total
[18:28] <maco> Appetite: youre asking for width of vga1 + width of lvds1
[18:28] <maco> Appetite: and thats comingo out over 1024
[18:28] <Appetite> ah thanks lol
[18:28] <maco> Appetite: what release are you on and what video card?
[18:28] <Appetite> not sure for video card, release = newest
[18:29] <douglasawh-work> blakkheim: I think the issue is that menu.lst isn't in the bootloader. I don't know how it all works, but once I figure out how the encrypted volume shows up in mapper, I may be able to rebuild menu.lst and throw it in the boot partition
[18:29] <Appetite> if they have to add up to no larger than 1024x1024 that could be a problem lol
[18:29] <maco> Appetite: intel, ati, nvidia? any idea?
[18:29] <maco> douglasawh-work: menu.lst would be in /boot
[18:30] <Appetite> most likely nvidia Maco
[18:30] <blakkheim> douglasawh-work: grub2 uses grub.cfg instead of menu.lst
[18:30] <maco> douglasawh-work: thta has to be unencrypted
[18:30] <maco> Appetite: do you not have the binary nvidia drivers then?
[18:30] <kinja-sheep> Appetite: sudo lshw -c video (for video card).
[18:30] <Sabre-night> Hey I'm trying to add my HP printer to ubuntu 9.10 and i have installed the drivers and what not, but when it says to actually "add" the printer, the program isn't detecting the printer. (HP PSC 1401 All-in-one)
[18:30] <blakkheim> !grub2 > douglasawh-work
[18:30] <Hyppy> Sabre-night,  USB or network?
[18:31] <Sabre-night> Hyppy,  USB
[18:31] <Appetite> maco its ati
[18:31] <xiggg> maco: the problem is the lack of the learning process. it would be _by_far_ more helpful for him, if he could solve equivalent problems on his own next time
[18:31] <Sabre-night> Hyppy, the program being the HP device manager :|
[18:31] <maco> Appetite: do you have the proprietary drivers from system -> administration -> hardware drivers?
[18:31] <Appetite> maco  product: Radeon RV250 [Mobility FireGL 9000]
[18:31] <Hyppy> Sabre-night, does the printer show up in lshw or dmesg when you connect it?
[18:32] <heoa> trism: What did you install to get the examples-dir?
[18:32] <Appetite> maco not sure what u mean
[18:32] <newbie> Hi all
[18:32] <trism> heoa: it is in the expect-dev package (sudo apt-get install expect-dev)
[18:32] <Sabre-night> Hyppy, I remember seeing a little message box pop up when i re-connected it.
[18:33] <Sabre-night> Hyppy, is that what you mean?
[18:33] <cehr> hey, ever since I did a fresh install of karmic, the desktop has been freezing randomly. I can move the cursor and toggle num lock, but it doesn't respond to any input, and the desktop is frozen. it used to only do this 1-2 times a day, but now it does it a lot more often. anyone know how to figure out what's going on?
[18:33] <maco> xiggg: not for you to determine however.
[18:33] <Sabre-night> Hyppy,  sorry I'm new to Linux, after a life of XP im trying to learn this
[18:33] <Hyppy> Sabre-night, what did the message box say?  Use paste.ubuntu.com to paste it if it is long
[18:33] <xiggg> maco: omg
[18:33] <newbie> Did anyone install kde 4.4?
[18:33] <maco> Appetite: it sounds like you're probably not using the write graphics driver for your card
[18:33] <LjL> !ot | newbie
[18:34] <maco> Appetite: try checking for a better driver in system -> administration -> hardware drivers
[18:34] <xiggg> maco: how about telling me sth about the advantages of having to ask each time a problem occures? i'm listening
[18:34] <Appetite> maco but its saying the screen size can't be over 1024x1024, how do i make it?
[18:35] <maco> xiggg: not everyone wishes to learn everything. some people just want an answer to a question. if they wish to learn, they will likely ask "where can i learn about FOO?"
[18:35] <maco> Appetite: by getting a better driver
[18:35] <Hyppy> xiggg, because people who are having a problem generally want help, not a lesson.  If they're trying to become god-like superusers, lessons are fine.  For most people, a straight answer is good enough.
[18:35] <tj83_> so i have up untill now used 32-bit ubuntu, but now using 64, adobe doesnt have a 64-bit reader for download, what do i use?
[18:36] <Sabre-night> Hyppy,  it was like a notification, it came and went a little quick but i think all it said was basically the system recognizes it, but when i go to the device manager to actually add it, it doesn't show
[18:36] <blakkheim> tj83_: epdfview or something
[18:36] <liamo1> I have to run a command echo "0">randomize_va_space before running a program. How would I do this without having to add it globally in rc.local?
[18:36] <tj83_> blackgraz, does it work with firefox?
[18:36] <tj83_> i tried xpdf but it doesnt seem to
[18:36] <xiggg> Hyppy, maco: nobody is talking about making someone learn everything or some godlike superuser. but his problem was actually of VERY general type, and he _will definitely_ run into a "whats the name of a package"-problem again.
[18:36] <Sabre-night> Hyppy,  I've tried disconnecting and re-connecting to see if it comes up again and it hasn't
[18:36] <agni109> s saying the screen size can't be over 1024x1024, how do i make it?
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[18:36] <agni109> * uhon (n=uhon@62-167-8-51.static.adslpremium.ch) Quit (Remote closed the connection)
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[18:36] <agni109> * LinuxMercedes (n=LinuxMer@adsl-75-49-225-34.dsl.stlsmo.sbcglobal.net) has joined #ubuntu
[18:36] <FloodBot1> agni109: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:36] <ctmjr> !pdf | tj83_  this might have some info
[18:36] <kinja-sheep> liamo1: A simple alias, I suppose.
[18:36] <Hyppy> Sabre-night, so there is nothing in System -> Administrationr -> Printing?
[18:37] <liamo1> Thanks kinja-sheep!
[18:37] <ardchoille> !ot | xiggg
[18:37] <kinja-sheep> liamo1: There are some examples in ~/.bashrc ; You could add an alias there and run it.
[18:37] <tj83_> ctmjr but i need one that works in FireFox
[18:37] <xiggg> !ididnotbeginthisdiscussion ardchoille
[18:37] <tj83_> i have xpdf ctmjr but it doesnt open pdf's in browser
[18:38] <ardchoille> xiggg: ot discussion belongs in another chanel
[18:38] <Sabre-night> Hyppy,  there is. ( PSC-1401-series, and PSC-1401-Series 2)
[18:38] <smiter> hmm when someone has time can they answer a few questions on video drivers for me
[18:38] <xiggg> ardchoille: youre right. however, i did not start it. but i gonna disconnect now anyway
[18:39] <xiggg> goodbye everyone
[18:39] <Hyppy> Sabre-night, Right click on each of them, select Properties, and then click Print Test Page.  I have a feeling one will work.
[18:39] <hamiii> I'm running ubuntu 9.10. After being logged in for 5 or 10 min everything slows down. Moving the mouse even causes cursor to blink like it can't be painted fast enough.
[18:40] <blakkheim> hamiii: maybe a hardware problem? overheating/dust?
[18:40] <hamiii> I tried using sawfish thought maybe it was gnome was to much for it. I've got sensors that say temp is 93f
[18:40] <Hyppy> hamiii: I'd check top and iotop first, to see if any processes or disk activity is spiking high.
[18:41] <kinja-sheep> And that's how Dr_Willis got his nickname, guys.
[18:41] <Dr_Willis> Because i AM the Dr of LOVE.
[18:42] <Myrtti> meh
[18:42] <smiter> the LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOVVVVE Doctor
[18:42] <Hyppy> Dr_Willis, can we just call you Maurice?
[18:42] <rob_p> hamiii: Use top to see which process(es) is/are depleating your resources.
[18:42] <Sabre-night> Hyppy, yes the one labled series 2 worked
[18:42] <smiter> I a lover , and i'm a sinner...
[18:42] <ardchoille> ot
[18:42] <smiter> i get my music on the ruuuuuu-uuun
[18:42] <ardchoille> !ot
[18:43] <hamiii> rob_p I looked on gnome system monitor and didn't see anything but I'll look at top and iotop
[18:43] <ctmjr> tj83_: am pretty sure google docs have a pdf reader that opens in a browser
[18:43] <Hyppy> Sabre-night, Glad to hear it!  Ubuntu is a lot easier than Windows in that regard sometimes, because it can auto-install many drivers from open-source repositories
[18:43] <smiter> hmm when someone has time can they answer a few questions on video drivers for me
[18:43] <trism> tj83_: install the mozplugger package and you can use evince instead of firefox
[18:44] <ardchoille> smiter: you should ask now and someone will answer when they can
[18:44] <trism> tj83_: instead = inside
[18:44] <smiter> k
[18:44] <smiter> When I look under synaptick pmgr I see that my 8.04 has loaded some xserver org display drivers, but when I boot up the machine, I get a msg that its not recognizing my vid card.  Vid card is a radeon 9200 (rv(280) that is supposed to be supported by 8.04
[18:44] <flix> hi there I got a little problem over here
[18:44] <Sabre-night> Hyppy, so I've heard, its got a lot of fun stuff too :D but now i need the scanner to work on it. because i kinda need that more than the actual printer;;
[18:44] <flix> I am running 9.10 xubuntu on an ibm thinkpad (x31) and i am missing my windowbuttons when I max a window
[18:44] <tj83_> trism, ty i'll try that
[18:45] <flix> i mean the buttons in the upper right corner to max and min the windows
[18:45] <smiter> I have no advance desktop graphic capabilities, yet I have seen others with this card do the cube etc. any ideas?
[18:45] <smiter> I have no advance desktop graphic capabilities, yet I have seen others with this card do the cube etc. any ideas?
[18:45] <smiter> I have no advance desktop graphic capabilities, yet I have seen others with this card do the cube etc. any ideas?
[18:45] <FloodBot1> smiter: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:45] <geekback> guys is there any way to change gdm login screen theme in karmic?
[18:45] <piojunbabia> llutz: i there any other way beside portforwarding?
[18:45] <Dr_Willis> geekback:  minor changes.. or ya can install the old gdm if you wanted to.
[18:46] <Dr_Willis> geekback:  not really worth the hassle
[18:46] <puphug> exit
[18:46] <smiter> sorry about that.. i was laggin, wondering why it wasnt posting lol
[18:46] <ardchoille> geekback: not at the moment, but I hear it's planned for the future
[18:46] <trism> geekback: it really isn't worth it, the last two gdm updates wiped out my custom theme anyway
[18:46] <Hyppy> Sabre-night, Scanner should be similar.  Plug it in, then try running Applications -> Graphics -> XSane Image Scanner
[18:47] <geekback> o that is bad... then i think ima stick with this one till an app comes out.. thanks guys :)
[18:47] <flix> smiter: do you have the resricted driver by ati installed
[18:47] <agni109> !wiki cloak
[18:47] <Sabre-night> Hyppy, its a combo with the printer, and when i just attempted, it said no devices found.
[18:47] <Some_Person> GDebi says a .deb I made conflicts with a package I have installed, but said package is not installed!
[18:48] <Sabre-night> Hyppy,  "No Devices Avaliable"
[18:48] <Some_Person> GDebi says that a .deb I made conflicts with a package I have installed, but said package is not installed
[18:48] <smiter> flix, not sure what you mean, i am a total noob
[18:48] <ardchoille> Dr_Willis: PM?
[18:49] <smiter> flix, i tried installing a driver with Envy but it doesnt show my particular card
[18:49] <Ubuntu_X9> hello
[18:49] <Some_Person> My .deb is supposed to conflict with that package, but for some reason GDebi thinks I have it installed
[18:49] <flix> smiter: which deskton environment do you use?
[18:49] <flix> -n+p
[18:49] <smiter> 8.04  i couldnt install 9.04 nor 9.10 i would get a black screen
[18:49] <Ubuntu_X9> i use ubuntu for the first time kinda.. and it awesome :)
[18:49] <Ubuntu_X9> it'
[18:49] <Ubuntu_X9> it's*
[18:50] <smiter> 8.04 is the only one that recognized my vid card on install
[18:50] <kinja-sheep> Ubuntu_X9: Ubuntu or Kubuntu? ;o
[18:50] <flix> smiter: do you use gnome or xfce or kde
[18:50] <Ubuntu_X9> Ubuntu :)
[18:50] <hamachi> hi smiter :d
[18:50] <ChogyDan> Some_Person: what are the packages in question?
[18:50] <hamachi> back at it I see lol
[18:50] <Ubuntu_X9> i dont have Kubuntu in my nick :p
[18:50] <smiter> how do i check.. i beleive its gmone, but  not sure how to check
[18:50] <smiter> Hi hamchi, ltns lol
[18:50] <Some_Person> ChogyDan: supertux-data
[18:51] <Michalxo>  guys
[18:51] <hamachi> =]
[18:51] <FloodBot1> !netsplit
[18:51] <kinja-sheep> Ubuntu_X9: Cool. Got anything you want to know about Ubuntu?
[18:51] <ChogyDan> Some_Person: that is what you are installing?  what is the package that is conflicting?
[18:51] <Ubuntu_X9> nah ill just explore it..
[18:51] <Hyppy> Sabre-night, I'm not particularly knowledgeable with scanners, but https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ScanningHowTo may have some good insights
[18:51] <Ubuntu_X9> it is easy to use anyway
[18:51] <kinja-sheep> Ubuntu_X9: Hold ALT + F2 -- Type in "free the fish" :)
[18:52] <Sabre-night> Hyppy, Thanks
[18:52] <smiter> nice split
[18:52] <Some_Person> ChogyDan: I made a .deb for the latest SVN version of supertux (named supertux-svn), and I purposely made it conflict with supertux and supertux-data. But GDebi says I have supertux-data installed, when I don't/
[18:52] <Ubuntu_X9> lol nice
[18:52] <smiter> so flix, how do i check which one i am using?
[18:52] <smiter> gnome
[18:53] <D-coy> xfce (H)
[18:53] <smiter> since it says.."about GNOME" lol
[18:53] <flix> smiter: wait a minute i am working on that
[18:53] <bluesword1969> trying to use ubuntu-vm-builder, and i'm getting the following: http://pastebin.com/m4f59bc3c <-- any extra eyes on this a huge help
[18:53] <ChogyDan> Some_Person: hmmm.   what does dpkg say when you use that?
[18:54] <tdn> Can I "convert" a freshly installed Ubuntu Desktop into Ubuntu Netbook Remix?
[18:54] <smiter> flix, in the system menu i found a button  "about Gnome" so i must be using it lol (sorry , i am a little slow these days..)
[18:55] <Hyppy> bluesword1969,  did you specify "hvm" as an OS when you ran the command?  Because that is what libvirt is crying about.
[18:55] <bluesword1969> Hyppy: the os is jaunty, ubuntu
[18:56] <Some_Person> ChogyDan: nevermind, I found the problem
[18:56] <LewisDre4m> Hello I had a really mad time getting ubuntu to be visible to my xp machines on the net work earlyer. Some how it is now visible in "workgroup computers" on windows but when I click on my linux machine it basically says BUGGER OFF! you dont have permision blah blahblah. How do I make it accesible and not so "tight" As its not even letting them navigate to shared folders I may have on ubuntu.
[18:56] <Hyppy> bluesword1969, I got nothin, then :-/
[18:56] <flix> smiter: when you open up your menu and go to the system tab is there anything called hardware-driver or something
[18:56] <Some_Person> ChogyDan: I accidentally made it depend on and conflict with supertux-data
[18:56] <bluesword1969> Hyppy: see here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/KVM/CreateGuests
[18:56] <flix> smiter: i have the german version so its quite hard to figure out the english names
[18:56] <cptblood> is there a way of preventing devices from popping up automatically when inserted? like usb drives, music cds etc?
[18:57] <ChogyDan> Some_Person: I was guessing that it was something like that  :)
[18:57] <kuttans> cptblood: gconf-editor and checkout in app section for nautilus, there is an option to stop auto mounting
[18:57] <cptblood> k
[18:57] <smiter> yes there is the sys---admin---hardware drivrs.. when i go thre..  there is nothing listed and it says No Proprietary drivers are in use on this systsm
[18:58] <cptblood> but i want automount, what i dont want is the annoying popup window
[18:58] <LewisDre4m> Hello, I finally got my xp machines to see my linux machine but when they click on my ubuntu machine it wont let them access anything as they dont have permision. How do I lower the security or samba thing to let them acess my computer?
[18:58] <kuttans> cptblood: gconf-editor -> app -> nautilus -> preference -> media-automount and media -automount-open
[18:58] <sam423324324> hi
[18:58] <Hyppy> bluesword1969, can you paste the exact command that you used to call ubuntu-vm-builder?
[18:59] <kuttans> cptblood: uncheck them and you are on your way
[18:59] <cptblood> ok, will check it out, thx kuttans
[18:59] <bluesword1969> Hyppy: sudo ubuntu-vm-builder kvm jaunty --kernel-flavour server --arch i386 --addpkg vim openssh-server --libvirt qemu:///system --mem 2048 --swap 2048
[18:59] <kuttans> LewisDre4m : samba conf is there in /etc i guess meddle with it and you can get it work
[19:00] <Guest34943> I am wondering if anyone knows how to set up a wireless network so that I can watch the movies on my computer from my ps3
[19:00] <LewisDre4m> kuttans: I don't really want to mess with  it as I dont know what im doing you know?
[19:00] <gdiz> hey everyone is there an easy gui way of formatting a usb stick
[19:01] <fosser> which is good s/w for remote desktop
[19:01] <Guest34943> one other thing how do I register a nickname on here?
[19:01] <kuttans> LewisDre4m: ist a development machine or its only a demo setup. if it is demo then i will advice you to try new things or else
[19:01] <Hyppy> bluesword1969, it seems like there is a problem with the script.  Have you tried python-vm-builder?  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/JeOSVMBuilder
[19:01] <kinja-sheep> !register | Guest34943
[19:01] <flix> smiter: that's the problem you'll need to activate those drivers i did that once but I forgot howto
[19:01] <kuttans> gdiz: there is a small application in the synaptic - use it to format by right clicking the usb drive
[19:01] <smiter> ahh.. hmmmm
[19:01] <flix> smiter: i'll try to remember
[19:02] <smiter> ok flix thanks..
[19:02] <bluesword1969> Hyppy: let me give it a shot
[19:02] <kuttans> Guest34943 : think that option is in the pref of irc program you are using
[19:03] <LewisDre4m> kuttans: That is no help as I do not want to totally screw a system up I have spent along time working on. Thank you for your suggestion anyway.
[19:03] <gdiz> kuttans, so mount the drive, right click it, and there is a format option somewhere in there?
[19:03] <kitche> !register
[19:04] <protojay> uhhh
[19:04] <kuttans> LewisDre4m:/usr/share/doc/samba-doc/htmldocs/Samba3-HOWTO/ServerType.html this is the help file for setting user permission to anonymous
[19:04] <protojay> my downloading of torrents is soo slow...!
[19:04] <LewisDre4m> kuttans: tx m8
[19:04] <Guest34943> anyone know PS3 and Ubuntu 8.10 and how to set up a wireless network between the two so I can watch the movies from my pc, on my ps3?
[19:04] <kuttans> gdiz: yeah just wait let me find out what the program is
[19:04] <rami_> проверка
[19:05] <LewisDre4m> kuttans: what is the quick way for me to access that file you just mentioned?
[19:05] <smiter> flix can i pm you
[19:05] <flix> smiter: it seems to me as if you are missing some files
[19:05] <flix> okay
[19:05] <kuttans> type sudo gedit /usr/share/doc/samba-doc/htmldocs/Samba3-HOWTO/ServerType.html in the command line LewisDre4m
[19:06] <LewisDre4m> kuttans: thanks so much
[19:06] <keith4> can someone give me the 3-sentence explanation of how to make network manager in Hardy connect to wireless?
[19:06] <lstarnes> keith4: it might take more than 3 sentences
[19:06] <jolaren> How do I upgrade xbmc live from a usb?
[19:06] <LewisDre4m> kuttans: Nothing actually shows when I do that its just blank. christ knows.
[19:07] <kuttans> keith4: if you know the SSID of the wireless sentence then it is easy
[19:07] <gdiz> kuttans, I think I got it.  I was messing around with the USB bootable disk maker, but the formatting didn't seem to work as a part of that package
[19:07] <trism> Guest34943: perhaps something like this? http://linuxowns.wordpress.com/2008/04/28/stream-media-from-ubuntu-to-your-ps3/ (I don't have a PS3 so I have no idea how well it works)
[19:07] <kuttans> LewisDre4m: then use your nautilus to browse up to there, sometimes they keep a zipped copy of the help files
[19:07] <logging> Hi, how can I install java ?
[19:07] <LewisDre4m> kuttans: k man ty
[19:08] <kostkon> !java | logging
[19:08] <logging> i need to run a program that requires java, not sure how to install it in terminal
[19:08] <kuttans> ok gdiz: its not easy to remember these small packages, im sorry for not able to tell you the exact package
[19:08] <gdiz> that's fine...no problem
[19:08] <FFForever> Anyone know how i can speed up nautilus when using it for ftp transfers?
[19:08] <kuttans> logging : use synaptic to install java. type jdk or jre in the search box and then you will get a lot of options
[19:09] <gdiz> Kuttans, if I am trying to create a bootable USB drive, what format should it be in?
[19:09] <jief> Hello. The Update Manager says my system is up-to-date, but I see the Character Map isn't. It says the character U+1400 is not assigned and is not a printable character. But I see on the Unicode web site (http://www.unicode.org/charts/PDF/U1400.pdf) that it is assigned, and it is assigned to the "Canadian syllabics hyphen". Is there a way to update the Character Map with the files found at www.unicode.org/Public ?
[19:09] <Guest34943> Thank you Trism I will check it out...
[19:09] <logging> no i need to install it in a terminal
[19:09] <kuttans> fat32 is better gdiz
[19:09] <gdiz> kuttans, got it, thanks a lot
[19:09] <kuttans> logging: install it in a terminal i dint get, can you throw some more light pls
[19:10] <thevishy> are there any utils that will do a repair of your laptop once in a while ?
[19:10] <thevishy> like you have advaned system optimizer in windows sort of stuff
[19:10] <keith4> kuttans: where can I see a list of wireless networks?
[19:10] <kuttans> thevishy: repair in the sense? clean up of unused files ?
[19:10] <LewisDre4m> kuttans can I copy and paste some of these things to you and you tell me which one I need as I dont understand :(?
[19:10] <logging> kuttans, i'm using ubuntu server that is why i'm trying to figure out which command to use to install it with text only
[19:10] <kuttans> ohh ok
[19:10] <kuttans> logging: just wait a second
[19:11] <Grif> okay I have a quick question is there anyway to make pidgin conversation boxes blink in the task bar, like xchat does when I have a message in irc?
[19:11] <thevishy> repair as  in maybe speed up system which can get lot of corruption after time
[19:11] <kuttans> keith4: you wont get the list of hidden wireless connection. there must be a scan button on the wireless dialogue box, there yu can get the SSID of your wireless router
[19:11] <Guest34943> I am also having trouble registering a nickname, I don't entirely understand it.  the help thing didn't really explain it well...
[19:12] <kuttans> LewisDre4m: please try to paste only 2 or 3 line so that we dont flood this room
[19:12] <lstarnes> Guest34943: have you read http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#nicksetup ?
[19:12] <huggesanp> How can I connect to a wireless network with a 64 bit encryption key?
[19:12] <c0uin> hello all, anyone knows why i get a rule who accpets all on INPUT with this script -> http://crunchbanglinux.org/pastebin/438
[19:12] <LewisDre4m> kuttans: tis ok too complicated. Thanks anyway. I will use windows I think.
[19:13] <kuttans> logging: sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jre . if you want jdk then sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jdk
[19:13] <keith4> kuttans: huh?
[19:13] <thevishy> tab nor working ? hmmm LewisDr
[19:14] <kuttans> LewisDre4m: may be you are frustrated but it will be good if you try more to know exactly what is giving you a problem.  I wont stop you to switch to windows but i will feel sad that im unable to make some one's life simple who was ready to use ubuntu
[19:15] <kuttans> keith4: can you explain your setup a bit more. does your ps3 have a wifi facility and are you using any kind of wifi router and the computer you using have a wifi adapter
[19:15] <cptblood> kuttans: tried what u suggested, but it still automounts and pops up the annoying window like before, do i need to reboot?
[19:15] <keith4> kuttans: linksys piece of crap wireless router. old Dell laptop with a cisco aironet wirless card
[19:15] <kuttans> cptblood: i think a xserver restard should do , but still doing a reboot is also a good idea
[19:17] <cptblood> oki
[19:17] <kuttans> do you know the SSID of the linksys wifi router?
[19:17] <DexterF> can I install ubuntu 9.10 from within a running 8.04...?
[19:17] <Slart> DexterF: you can upgrade if you want.. but I would recommend a reinstall
[19:17] <Dr_Willis> http://linuxowns.wordpress.com/2008/04/28/stream-media-from-ubuntu-to-your-ps3/
[19:17] <kuttans> DexterF : ofcourse you can but be sure of your partitions
[19:18] <DexterF> kuttans: how?
[19:18] <Hyppy> DexterF, I highly recommend a reinstall, so you can take advantage of ext4 and grub2
[19:18] <kuttans> DexterF: you will end up with dual boot system
[19:18] <DexterF> kuttans: thats the plan
[19:18] <kuttans> DexterF: simply proceed with the installation procedure using a livecd
[19:19] <cptblood> kuttans: nope, didnt work
[19:19] <DexterF> kuttans: um, no, I want to install while 8.04 is running. minimize downtime.
[19:19] <kuttans> cptblood: ist still automounting??
[19:19] <ctmjr> DexterF: you want to dual boot 8.04 and 9.10?
[19:19] <cptblood> yup
[19:19] <Ubuntu_X9> My GFX in laptop seems to sux even for ubuntu (Linux/Unix) there is no drivers..
[19:19] <cptblood> running ubuntu 9.04
[19:19] <Ubuntu_X9> Ati Radeon Express 1250*
[19:19] <DexterF> ctmjr: yup
[19:20] <DexterF> actually I wanna quadboot win, deb, 8.04 and 9.10, but that's another story
[19:21] <thevishy> just have 2 OS at max would be my opinion !
[19:21] <ctmjr> DexterF: do as kuttens suggested and boot  the 9.10 cd and run the install
[19:21] <DexterF> whoa
[19:22] <DexterF> man whats with freenode today
[19:23] <islington> DexterF: it was being ddosed
[19:23] <oCean_> DexterF: not *today*... going on for weeks
[19:23] <esx> I was gonna say
[19:23] <esx> holy quit
[19:23] <thevishy> the moment I make my laptop to 1.87 Ghz, maximum i.e it will become hot
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[19:24] <Guest34943> I am having an issue with that mediatomb can someone tell me why it says "database is locked"
[19:24] <DexterF> it is unbelievable what sorts of worthless assholes are out there attacking a system like freenode for fun
[19:25] <DexterF> ctmjr: the installer runs from within a running linux? any or only ubuntu?
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[19:25] <protojay> hello floodbot
[19:25] <jief> Is there any way to update the Character Map database?
[19:26] <Guest34943> why does my mediatomb say database is locked when I use sudo mediatomb?
[19:26] <kinja-sheep> Guest34943: What are you trying to accomplish with mediatomb?
[19:27] <islington> is it possible to add the newpaper activity to plasma-desktop. I am trying out kde 4.4 b2
[19:27] <kinja-sheep> Guest34943: You could try ushare. I used it in the past and know for facts that it worked well.
[19:28] <Guest34943> I am trying to set up a network so that I can watch movies on my ps3 from my computer wirelessly.
[19:28] <pelmen> Guys, i need to create a password list with, for example, these strings randomizez: "1962", "82" and "5". So i need a script to create pass list with those 3 strings put in random orders.
[19:28] <logging> i'm getting the following error ./run.sh
[19:28] <logging> ./run.sh: line 1: java: command not found
[19:28] <smiter> ok that was fun
[19:28] <logging> can someone help please ?
[19:28] <smiter> high windstorms lost my isp
[19:29] <kinja-sheep> Guest34943: Do try ushare then. It got that DNLA thing for PS3.
[19:29] <jief> Where can I find the Character Map's files on my computer?
[19:29] <ctmjr> DexterF: you want to install 9.10 while you have 8.4 running that is not possible as far as i know you can install it in a virtual  machine like virtual box
[19:30] <DexterF> f********ck!
[19:30] <DexterF> this is not fun anymore
[19:30] <oCean_> logging: without knowing what you are trying to do: have you installed java? It seems that the script calls java not using full path
[19:30] <oCean_> DexterF: just calm down please
[19:30] <BluesKaj> think that helps ? :)
[19:30] <smiter> well i know screaming f********ck! helps lol
[19:30] <oCean_> Don't
[19:31] <gpd> can anyone help with SBx00 Azalia (Intel HDA) issue?
[19:31] <kinja-sheep> Guest34943: Keep it here instead of PMs.  Also, it worked for my Xbox360. First, install ushare then let me know.
[19:31] <gpd> hda_codec: cannot build controlsfor #3 (error -22)
[19:31] <logging> oCean_, no i do not have java installed and I have no idea how to install it
[19:31] <kinja-sheep> Guest34943: This is the channel. :)
[19:31] <Guest34943> how do I install ushare, like this?  sudo apt-get install ushare?
[19:31] <ActionParsnip> !info ushare
[19:32] <kinja-sheep> Guest34943: That is correct.
[19:32] <ActionParsnip> Guest34943: yes
[19:32] <oCean_> logging: for example: "sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jdk", that will install java
[19:32] <kinja-sheep> Guest34943: When you're done, run "gksudo gedit /etc/ushare.conf" to edit settings.
[19:32] <Guest34943> okay it is installed!
[19:33] <Guest34943> okay now what do I need to edit there?
[19:34] <kinja-sheep> Guest34943: USHARE_NAME, USHARE_DIR, ENABLE_DLNA.
[19:34] <Guest34943> i type those in where?
[19:34] <kinja-sheep> Guest34943: Just in case, add a new line under DLNA --> USHARE_ENABLE_DLNA=yes
[19:34] <exewintermute> anyone got experience with qemu?
[19:34] <keith4> kuttans: oh, i guess it got factory reset. looks like it's "linksys" now
[19:34] <kinja-sheep> Guest34943: Run this command first --> gksudo gedit /etc/ushare.conf
[19:35] <ActionParsnip> !anyone | exewintermute
[19:35] <exewintermute> ok
[19:35] <Guest34943> okay did that
[19:35] <kinja-sheep> Guest34943: So you do have ENABLE_DLNA=yes and USHARE_ENABLE_DLNA=yes, right?
[19:36] <douglasawh-work> I'm looking at grub.cfg now, but the first comment says not to edit the file.  How am I supposed to fix it if I'm not supposed to edit it?
[19:36] <exewintermute> I'm trying to restart qemu images on a server, and they won't come back on. What would the command be to reenable the booting of these images on startup?
[19:36] <kinja-sheep> douglasawh-work: Via /etc/default/grub
[19:36] <Guest34943> # Use DLNA profile (yes/no)
[19:36] <Guest34943> # This is needed for PlayStation3 to work (among other devices)
[19:36] <Guest34943> ENABLE_DLNA=  this is what I have
[19:38] <fujimitsu> douglasawh-work: open a terminal and type   update-grub
[19:38] <fujimitsu> see if that helps
[19:38] <kinja-sheep> Guest34943: ENABLE_DLNA=yes (NEW LINE) USHARE_ENABLE_DLNA=yes
[19:38] <douglasawh-work> kinja-sheep is that going to work on an encrypted disk?
[19:38] <Guest34943> so on those otherones like the telnet and all should I put yes after them all too?
[19:39] <kinja-sheep> Guest34943: I don't know. It won't hurt to save it now and restart ushare, testing it on PS3.
[19:40] <kinja-sheep> douglasawh-work: I can't be sure. If anything, you are likely to need to copy some files over to /boot if it does not work.
[19:40] <Guest34943> so what about the ps3 I don't have to have ubuntu on it do I?  cause I can't put that on there!
[19:40] <Webu> Argh, has anyone had problems with SSH RSA/DSA authentication? I'm still getting asked for a password even I've got everything configured and permissions set as the documentation says :-S
[19:40] <ActionParsnip> Guest34943: you can if you wish
[19:40] <Guest34943> and how do I start ushare?
[19:41] <kinja-sheep> Guest34943: PS3 -- Well, you should just click on Video or Network and see if the new name show up.
[19:41] <kinja-sheep> Guest34943: sudo service ushare restart
[19:41] <Guest34943> I can't put ubuntu on the ps3, I have to leave it with what it haas on it already, the original operating system that comes on the ps3
[19:41] <Webu> Just like it won't see my authorized_keys at all :-(
[19:41] <kinja-sheep> Guest34943: Correct. That's what UpNp is for. :)
[19:42] <Guest34943>  * Stopping uShare UPnP A/V & DLNA Media Server: ushare                  [ OK ] * Starting uShare UPnP A/V & DLNA Media Server: ushare                          * No shares avalaible ...
[19:42] <douglasawh-work> fujimitsu: when I try to use update-grub it says "grub-probe error: cannot find a device for /."
[19:42] <Guest34943> that is what I got when I did the sudo service ushare restart
[19:42] <kinja-sheep> Guest34943: Can you please paste your /etc/ushare.conf ?
[19:43] <kinja-sheep> !pastebin | Guest34943
[19:43] <AmokPaule> Hello i try to activate my mic with karmic, to use it with mumble,. I actibǘated it already but when i speak it keeps silient.
[19:44] <Guest34943> okay I used that pastebin thing how can you go read it ?
[19:45] <ActionParsnip> Guest34943: or usb boot, or even livecd
[19:45] <kinja-sheep> Guest34943: Provide me the link.
[19:45] <StepNjump> Hi guys, I am trying to set-up Amarok to be my default player for streaming audio. How come the Totem movie player opens instead?
[19:45] <kinja-sheep> Guest34943: I found it (sean).
[19:45] <Guest34943> yep sean
[19:45] <StepNjump> I changed the default and both programs open but the movie player is the one that plays
[19:45] <kinja-sheep> Guest34943: Your laptop/computer? Connected via wifi or wired?
[19:46] <Guest34943> been trying to change my nick on here too but cannot figure it out either lol
[19:46] <Guest34943> its a PC with a wireless g
[19:46] <ActionParsnip> !nick | Guest34943
[19:46] <freeride> does anybody know, why get deb isn't working?
[19:47] <D9> hello, if i change a directory properties to shairing, will I be able to see it on another system as if they were networked?  I have three systems, one windows, two linux all connected to a router.
[19:47] <kinja-sheep> newnick: /nick SeanPS3
[19:47] <StepNjump> ok thanks anyway. Merry Christmas to all....
[19:48] <SeanPS3> there now how do I register it?
[19:48] <kinja-sheep> SeanPS3: the handle 'Sean' might be taken.  You can try.
[19:48] <kinja-sheep> !register | SeanPS3
[19:49] <DEViUS> hi, i have a problem with the ufw, when i enable it, after restarting my system its status changes back to disabled....why is that...??
[19:49] <kinja-sheep> Guest7405: Let's worry about nickname later.
[19:49] <D9> I am trying to do some file sharing/networking.  I have googled but I can't find what I need.  can someone help me with just the basics of home networking with ubuntu?  just a couple of questions.
[19:49] <erUSUL> !samba
[19:50] <kinja-sheep> Tha-Doc: Run "ifconfig" in the terminal -- What do you see on far left column?
[19:50] <DEViUS> D9: sudo apt-get install samba4
[19:51] <Tha-Doc> what do you mean the far left column?
[19:51] <DEViUS> hi, i have a problem with the ufw, when i enable it, after restarting my system its status changes back to disabled....why is that...??
[19:51] <kinja-sheep> Tha-Doc: eth0, wlan0, etc.
[19:52] <jolaren> Hey, anyone here? I'm trying to install xbmc to my external HDD but with the options given I can only see my sata disc which is not a external one
[19:52] <D9> erUSUL: thanks, but i have basic questions, like "can I do a peer to peer network?"  I was told that if all I want to do is share files then, changing a directories properties to sharing will allow that.  is that true?
[19:52] <Tha-Doc> should I post that too on that post thing so you can see it?
[19:52] <erUSUL> D9: should be. that's just a way to activate samba
[19:52] <kinja-sheep> Tha-Doc: Okay.
[19:52] <DimeCadmium> anyone know the default login for the ubuntu netbook remix livecd?
[19:53] <kinja-sheep> DimeCadmium: Try ubuntu.
[19:53] <DimeCadmium> tried
[19:53] <Tha-Doc> okay is posted as sean again
[19:53] <D9> erUSUL: sorry are you saying that if I turn on the sharing i will be activating samba?  or are you saying I can peer to peer with samba?
[19:53] <DimeCadmium> i tried ubuntu/ livecd/livecd and who knows how many other combos
[19:54] <erUSUL> D9: the former
[19:54] <Ritzerisk> would anyone happen to know a General COmmand to show Cpu and what it entails
[19:54] <D9> erUSUL: The manuals you sent me are for setting up servers and domains etc.   I don't need or want all that.
[19:54] <Tha-Doc> how do you pm someone in this room without opening another dialog box?
[19:54] <erUSUL> D9: fair enough
[19:54] <D9> The following packages have unmet dependencies:    samba4: Depends: samba4-common (= 4.0.0~alpha6-1ubuntu1) but it is not going to be installed    E: Broken packages
[19:55] <AmokPaule> i also dont have any sound-prefernces in system -->preferences
[19:55] <erUSUL> !who | Tha-Doc
[19:55] <webereinc> Hello folks!
[19:55] <ActionParsnip> DimeCadmium: if you restart x server with alt+k+printscreen then let the autologon time out, you'll be fine
[19:55] <DimeCadmium> it didnt seem to do an autologin
[19:55] <trijntje> Why does my sound give a loud crack just before it starts playing?
[19:56] <ActionParsnip> DimeCadmium: afaik its ubuntu/ubuntu
[19:56] <Tha-Doc> ! kinja-sheep like this yeah
[19:56] <DEViUS> DimeCadmium, try root, wand no password
[19:56] <rem__> Dime -> try root , or reset pwd from repair start
[19:56] <fujimitsu> !top > Ritzerisk
[19:56] <OerHeks> DimeCadmium name ubuntu pass <empty>
[19:56] <DEViUS> hi, i have a problem with the ufw, when i enable it, after restarting my system its status changes back to disabled....why is that...??
[19:56] <D9> erUSUL:  yikes... errors.  What does this mean? The following packages have unmet dependencies:   samba4: Depends: samba4-common (= 4.0.0~alpha6-1ubuntu1) but it is not going to be installed   E: Broken packages
[19:56] <erUSUL> D9: what version of ubuntu are you using ?
[19:56] <DimeCadmium> ubuntu/ ubuntu/ubuntu have been tried alrdy
[19:56] <webereinc> Anyone have familiarity with ImageMagick under Ubuntu server?
[19:56] <DimeCadmium> im not sure if i tried root w/o password
[19:56] <erUSUL> !ask | webereinc
[19:56] <D9> i have not upgraded yet.  I like the old one.
[19:56] <kinja-sheep> Tha-Doc: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d60cc2e4f
[19:57] <ukubuntu> I posted this on ubuntu forums and I would appreciate any comments, though would be best as a reply to the post
[19:57] <D9> erUSUL:  i have the last version
[19:57] <ukubuntu> I am doing a foundation degree in computing and I have to read around the subject of the use and adoption of Linux, as I would like to do a research project on why people have not taken up Linux instead of Windows and Macs. Can anyone recommend any reading material, journals or past research in this area in order to widen my knowledge base?
[19:57] <ukubuntu> Any help is greatly appreciated
[19:57] <ukubuntu> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8542712#post8542712
[19:57] <FloodBot3> ukubuntu: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:57] <heoa> trism: aptitude did not have the examples, apt-get did, thank you.
[19:57] <heoa> any  idea why?
[19:57] <DEViUS> erUSUL, try ubuntu/ubuntu as ActionParsnip  suggested as well
[19:57] <erUSUL> D9: which is? do "lsb_release -a" in a terminal
[19:57] <webereinc> How does one tell Convert (ImageMagick) to only use 8-bit pixel depth vs. 16-bit?
[19:57] <rem__> Dime can you get to a console, like alt+F3 or something
[19:57] <heoa> Which one apt-get or aptitude have better dev-files?
[19:58] <lstarnes> heoa: they access the same package
[19:58] <lstarnes> *packages
[19:58] <Tha-Doc> so those yellow ones I need to change then yes?
[19:58] <DEViUS> hi, i have a problem with the ufw, when i enable it, after restarting my system its status changes back to disabled....why is that...??
[19:58] <DimeCadmium> rem__: yes, i can, but no login prompt
[19:58] <ActionParsnip> heoa: they are identical in that respect
[19:58] <Tha-Doc> how do I do so?
[19:58] <fujimitsu> Ritzerisk: not sure if this is what you need but try command top in terminal, it displays running processes, cpu, mem, and other statistics
[19:58] <kinja-sheep> Tha-Doc: Yes. I'm guessing the USHARE_DIR=/home/sean/Videos
[19:58] <D9> erUSUL: 9.04
[19:58] <Hydrosis> Is there a way to set a window to Never On Top?  I know you can set a window to Always On Top, but I need the opposite.
[19:58] <DimeCadmium> (i think)
[19:58] <gdb> aptitude is the recommended tool
[19:59] <conb123> What is the command to log out in ubuntu karmic
[19:59] <conb123> ?
[19:59] <Guest68083> flash is not working on most sites. have tried removing and reinstalling from command line and from the adobe site with no results. help?
[19:59] <roracle> i really need help and the last guy who helped me was a real jerk who said i shouldn't question him 'cause he knew what he was doing, then i actually test it out and come to find out he did, in fact, NOT KNOW what he was talking about
[19:59] <kinja-sheep> Hydrosis: Untick Always On Top -- That's the opposite.
[19:59] <rem__> hmm ok well I would try root no pwd or set/reset root pwd from repair startup from grub ..
[19:59] <erUSUL> D9: last version is 9.10. and in 9.04 and 9.10 the sharing options do not need samba4 they need samba3...
[19:59] <Tha-Doc> so what your saying is that I need to change the dir where things are shared from then?
[19:59] <LuciusMare> hello
[19:59] <LuciusMare> i want to set to use apturl
[19:59] <DimeCadmium> rem__: well, i mean its livecd not an install
[19:59] <DimeCadmium> :p
[19:59] <Hydrosis> kinja-sheep, you dont understand.  That is not the opposite.  I one window to NEVER be on top.  What you propose does not do that.
[20:00] <heoa> ActionParsnip: no, they are not. the packages expect-dev from aptitude and expect-dev  from apts-get are different.
[20:00] <LuciusMare> in firefox,but it fails.i use KDE,and i set the values in about:config, but it still tells me that there is no application to handle the protocol
[20:00] <kinja-sheep> Tha-Doc: Yup. You need to put in which video folder you want to share
[20:00] <D9> erUSUL: so I should do the same command you gave me, but just change it to samba3 instead of 4?
[20:00] <roracle> please someone look at my issue:  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8543630#post8543630
[20:00] <rem__> ah forgot ... havent tried to reset a pwd from a livecd b4 ...
[20:00] <heoa> ActionParsnip: one is lacking examples
[20:00] <Hydrosis> Is there a way to set a window to Never On Top?  I know you can set a window to Always On Top, but I need the opposite. Anyone know how to do this?
[20:00] <ManDay> Which package is responsible for associating files with actions - and how do I change the primary action for a filetype?
[20:00] <ActionParsnip> heoa: if you wabnt examples, the choice is clear
[20:00] <kinja-sheep> !info devilspie | Hydrosis
[20:00] <lstarnes> heoa: I don't think that can be done
[20:00] <Tha-Doc> i just typed in sudo gedit ifconfig and it opened but was blank
[20:00] <kfizz> I need to edit an entry in my bootloader (grub2). I've read thru this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1195275 but it doesn't have much on editing existing entries. All I need to do is add "acpi_osi=" to the default boot option...what file/script do I need to edit?
[20:00] <D9> erUSUL: E: Couldn't find package samba3
[20:01] <lstarnes> heoa: oops, wrong person
[20:01] <heoa> lstarnes: but the other lacks examples
[20:01] <kinja-sheep> Hydrosis: That package does more than simple window management.
[20:01] <gdb> heoa: The recommended tool is aptitude (over apt-get).  What is the issue you're having?
[20:01] <rem__> it shouldnt ask for a user/pass, maybe try to download again ?
[20:01] <lstarnes> Hydrosis: I don't think that can be done
[20:01] <DEViUS> conb123, gnome-session-save --kill --silent
[20:01] <erUSUL> D9: no; something is wrong in your system. are you sure is 9.04 and not 10.04 ??
[20:01] <heoa> gdb: ?? aptitude lacks examples
[20:01] <kinja-sheep> Tha-Doc: gksudo gedit /etc/ushare.conf
[20:01] <heoa> gdb: with the package expect-dev
[20:01] <DEViUS> hi, i have a problem with the ufw, when i enable it, after restarting my system its status changes back to disabled....why is that...??
[20:01] <aliendude5300> Hi, I'm having an issue with the open source ATI radeon drivers -- I can't even get OpenGL 2.0 to work on my ATI Radeon X1950 GT card, which I know supports DirectX 9 and OpenGL 2.
[20:01] <gdb> heoa: I'm not sure what examples you require.  What are you trying to do?  The command syntax for apt-get and aptitude are nearly identical (aptitude has a few more options).
[20:01] <Guest68083> flash is not working on most sites. have tried removing and reinstalling from command line and from the adobe site with no results. help?
[20:01] <homezz> I just upgraded my winxp to win7 now my ubuntu box cant print over the network to win7 printer can anyone help
[20:02] <gnubie> Guest68083, 64bit karmic?
[20:02] <DimeCadmium> rem__: yeah, f1 shows boot info + auth failure msg's
[20:02] <gdb> heoa: ie; you can generally replace "apt-get" with "aptitude" in any examples you are reading
[20:02] <kfizz> I need to edit an entry in my bootloader (grub2). I've read thru this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1195275 but it doesn't have much on editing existing entries. All I need to do is add "acpi_osi=" to the default boot option...what file/script do I need to edit?
[20:02] <DimeCadmium> f2-f6 show auth fail
[20:02] <DimeCadmium> and f7 is the login display
[20:02] <Ritzerisk> $ less /proc/cpuinfo command not found
 yes
[20:02] <DEViUS> aliendude5300, i advise you to use the propeitry driver, its amazing, compared to the opensource one (not that the opensourceone is bad)
[20:02] <lstarnes> Ritzerisk: did you do it without the $?
[20:02] <aliendude5300> DEViUS, I can't because my card is not supported any more by ATI.
[20:03] <gnubie> Guest68083, this worked for me. http://www.ubuntugeek.com/adobe-flash-player-10-for-64-bit-linux-released-and-ubuntu-installation-instructions.html
[20:03] <roracle> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8543630#post8543630   <-----this is my problem, please someone take a gander at it :|
[20:03] <gdb> heoa: You want examples of how to use expect-dev?  I'm not sure how this ties in with package management.  What are you trying to do?
[20:03] <ActionParsnip> Guest68083: can you use http://pastebin.com to give the output of: dpkg -l | grep flash; dpkg -l | grep gnash; dpkg -l | grep swf
[20:03] <ManDay> Which package is responsible for associating files with actions - and how do I change the primary action for a filetype?
[20:03] <inclement> Ubuntu has very nicely setup my dual monitors for me, but I'm not sure what it's actually using for it. How do I find out whether it's using xinerama or something specific to my graphics card/driver (or is it just always xinerama?) ?
[20:03] <VCoolio> ManDay: right click the file, then properties > open with; or edit mimeapps.list or mimeinfo file in ~/.local/share/applications
[20:03] <lstarnes> ManDay: I don't think there is a specific package that handles that
[20:03] <D9> erUSUL: 2.6.28
[20:03] <maco> inclement: its probably just X
[20:03] <ManDay> thanks
[20:03] <maco> inclement: the xrandr command can do that
[20:03] <homezz> I just upgraded my winxp to win7 now my ubuntu box cant print over the network to win7 printer can anyone help
[20:03] <Tha-Doc> okay changed all that now what?
[20:04] <ActionParsnip> Guest68083: once you give the output I can give you a nice big command to sort you out
[20:04] <heoa> gdb: no, I just wondered why the packages are different with the same Name.
[20:04] <rem__> or /usr/bin/less /proc/cpuinfo    maybe something wrong with your PATH ..
[20:04] <gdb> ManDay: What is the use case?  Do you mean when you click a file in GNOME?
[20:04] <ManDay> VCoolio, that doesnt change the default app tho
[20:04] <heoa> gdb: totally misleading.
[20:04] <gdb> heoa: Between expect and expect-dev and apt-get and aptitude?
[20:04] <ManDay> yes gdb
[20:04] <kinja-sheep> Tha-Doc: I'm going downstairs for few minutes. Will be back.
[20:04] <heoa> gdb: no
[20:04] <heoa> gdb: expect-dev in both
[20:04] <inclement> maco: Thanks!
[20:04] <DEViUS> aliendude5300, there is a legacy driver, that will do
[20:05] <Tha-Doc> okay
[20:05] <lifestream> Kept back packages:  Is it safe to do this:   http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m4420e1b2                  It doesn't say any packages will be removed.
[20:05] <rem__> echo $PATH and check /usr/bin is in there .. ?
[20:05] <DEViUS> hi, i have a problem with the ufw, when i enable it, after restarting my system its status changes back to disabled....why is that...??
[20:05] <LuciusMare> how to set compiz in kubuntu?
[20:05] <gdb> ManDay: Man, I wish I had my system up right now.  There is a control panel in GNOME that handles that.   Works much like the Applications menu in Firefox.  I believe it's under Preferences -> Preferred Applications.
[20:05] <ActionParsnip> LuciusMare: sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager
[20:05] <D9> erUSUL: I am sure it is 9.04
[20:05] <X-Sleepy-X> Ok, so I just noticed a problem. When I start Frozen Bubble the sound is crackling and then the application freezes.
[20:05] <aliendude5300> DEViUS, I can't install the legacy driver because it doesn't support newer versions of X.org, which are required for Ubuntu Karmic.
[20:05] <roracle> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8543630#post8543630   <-----this is my problem, please someone take a gander at it :|
[20:06] <conb123> Hiya what is the log out command in ubuntu?
[20:06] <esj> reinstalled w7, mbr gone, tried different recovery tricks all failed.  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows leftme with grub prompt
[20:06] <VCoolio> ManDay: it does if you change it open with tab in properties, not the direct open with in the context menu
[20:06] <lstarnes> roracle: it might help to explain the issue in the channel too. Many people don't like just clicking a link
[20:06] <homezz> I just upgraded my box to win7 now my ubuntu box cant print over the network to the win7 printer can anyone help
[20:06] <dimitar> why my screenlets are not working?
[20:06] <LuciusMare> ActionParsnip: i have this installed,but it looks broken (no icons) and even if i check "KDE compatibility" it does not work - it does not do anything
[20:06] <LuciusMare> ng
[20:06] <lstarnes> conb123: logout or exit (for a terminal)
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[20:06] <gdb> heoa: expect-dev is expect-dev is expect-dev.  I'm not sure what you're asking.  apt-get and aptitude are package managers that are looking at the same package repositories (as defined in /etc/apt/sources.list and /etc/apt/sources.list.d).  There is nothing misleading going on.  What do you have questions about?
[20:06] <lstarnes> conb123: I don't think there is a graphical logout command
[20:06] <erUSUL> !info samba4 jaunty
[20:06] <ActionParsnip> LuciusMare: the press alt+f2 and type: compiz --replace    then press enter
[20:06] <dimitar> why my screenlets are not working?
[20:06] <roracle> okay, i want to use my numpad for window management when numlocks is off, and use it for numbers when it's on
[20:06] <roracle> and it doesn't work
[20:06] <conb123> lstarnes: But would killing x work?
[20:07] <LuciusMare> wow
[20:07] <LuciusMare> thanks
[20:07] <ManDay> VCoolio, the mimeapp file thing worked just fine
[20:07] <DEViUS> aliendude5300, http://albertomilone.com/nvidia_scripts1.html ......it also works for ati
[20:07] <lstarnes> conb123: that would be an unsafe method of doing it
[20:07] <ActionParsnip> Guest68083: and the output of: dpkg -l | grep flash
[20:07] <erUSUL> !info samba3 jaunty
[20:07] <heoa> gdb: fine, but the packages are still different. Test it if you don't believe.
[20:07] <DEViUS> aliendude5300, envy that is....
[20:07] <mezquitale> roracle, youre using karmic?
[20:07] <roracle> yes, 64
[20:07] <conb123> lstarnes: Unsafe, but isn't that what ctrl alt backspace used to do?
[20:07] <erUSUL> !info samba jaunty
[20:07] <lstarnes> conb123: yes
[20:07] <lstarnes> conb123: and that too is unsafe
[20:07] <Hydrosis> Is there a way to set a window to Never On Top?  I know you can set a window to Always On Top, but I need the opposite.
[20:08] <conb123> lstarnes: Well unsafe how, i'm sure they wouldn't have included it if it was unsafe
[20:08] <erUSUL> D9: you should install samba not samba4
[20:08] <gdb> heoa: Would you mind documenting the differences you're seeing and puitting it up on pastebin?  Perhaps with copies of your /etc/apt/sources.list and /etc/apt/sources.list.d/* files?
[20:08] <Tha-Doc> !kinja-sheep this work
[20:08] <gdb> putting*
[20:08] <ManDay> VCoolio, do you know how the mimeapps.list file works?
[20:08] <ManDay> What does .desktop mean?
[20:08] <lstarnes> conb123: it is unsafe in the sense that all applications using the x server at the time will be closed
[20:08] <vlee> is it normal on karmic to see something mounted at "/var/lib/ureadahead/debugfs" ?
[20:08] <ActionParsnip> ManDay: usually its a launcher to a program but it can be anything
[20:08] <VCoolio> conb123: there is gnome-session-save --logout
[20:08] <lstarnes> ManDay: .desktop files are used for things like desktop icons and launchers and menu entriesd
[20:08] <dimitar> why my screenlets are not working?
[20:08] <lstarnes> *entries
[20:08] <esj> any help with over written grub problem?
[20:08] <conb123> lstarnes: Yes I realise that
[20:09] <aliendude5300> DEViUS, I'll try that, but I'm pretty sure it won't work with a newer version of X.org...
[20:09] <Tha-Doc> anyone know the graphics drivers for a integrated graphics card on a gx270, the ones so that ubuntu can get the good drivers?
[20:09] <ManDay> lstarnes, right I know, but why does it say that in mimeapps.list?
[20:09] <conb123> VCoolio: Ah thankyou
[20:09] <ManDay> there is nox xpdf.desktop - however, it works
[20:09] <lstarnes> ManDay: what does it say in mimeapps.list?
[20:09] <ManDay> (or at least I dont know where that would be)
[20:09] <DEViUS> aliendude5300, let me know how it goes
[20:09] <dimitar> why my screenlets are not working?
[20:09] <dimitar> why my screenlets are not working?
[20:09] <dimitar> why my screenlets are not working?
[20:09] <DEViUS> hi, i have a problem with the ufw, when i enable it, after restarting my system its status changes back to disabled....why is that...??
[20:09] <FloodBot3> dimitar: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:09] <lstarnes> dimitar: we don't know
[20:09] <LuciusMare> !repeat dimitar
[20:09] <SaToo> ettercap help? someone pwt
[20:09] <LuciusMare> !repeat >dimitar
[20:10] <Myrtti> dimitar: we're not clearvoyants, can you tell a it more about your problem?
[20:10] <LuciusMare> ...
[20:10] <LuciusMare> nvm
[20:10] <lstarnes> dimitar: you need to provide us as much relevant information as you can, or we won't be able to help you solve your problem
[20:10] <Phuzion> actionparsnip hi, pidgin just randomly decided to close itself when trying to login to yahoo messenger only.. it has no problems with AIM
[20:10] <dimitar> lstarnes:it worked but then just stopped...i run it but it wont open...
[20:10] <SaToo> ettercap help? someone pwt
[20:10] <Guest68083> ActionParsnip:  http://pastebin.com/m6263f40b
[20:10] <lstarnes> SaToo: just ask here
[20:10] <sebsebseb> hi
[20:10] <harry_wun_tun> how do i get ubuntu to launch from my usb stick?
[20:10] <ActionParsnip> Guest68083: dpkg -l | grep flash
[20:10] <aliendude5300> It's trying to install 8.660-0ubuntu4 now
[20:11] <esj> ok, guess reinstall is the only solution
[20:11] <ActionParsnip> Phuzion: launch it from terminal to get intelligent output
[20:11] <Guest68083> its on there, theres just no output
[20:11] <ManDay> VCoolio, where do I learn more about mimeapps.list ?
[20:11] <VCoolio> ManDay: that folder is the place where customized launchers (.desktop files) are stores; you asked about mime actions and those are stored in either of the two files I mentioned; don't really know more, just experimented with it
[20:11] <D9> erUsul I tried just samba and it is not working either.
[20:12] <ActionParsnip> Guest68083: the command you ran was: dpkg -l grep | flash     which is incorrect
[20:12] <erUSUL> D9: sudo aptitude install samba
[20:12] <erUSUL> D9: what error you get ?
[20:12] <ManDay> VCoolio, any idea why I can there reference xpdf.desktop, although the latter doesnt exist?
[20:12] <|joker|> sudo shutdown now
 ah. thankyou for your patience. wait one
[20:12] <Phuzion> actionparsnip terminal open, what commands to I input to launch it
[20:12] <dimitar> Myrtti,lstarnes...i use ubuntu 9.10 and i installed Screenlets and they worked fine....but yesterday when i start up ubuntu i run screenlets and then nothing...i tryed again and still nothing?i dont know whats wrong with screenlets?
[20:12] <trism> esj: is this with 9.10 and grub2?
[20:12] <VCoolio> ManDay: maybe you had xpdf installed in the past?
[20:12] <homezz> I just upgraded my box to win7 now my ubuntu box cant print over the network to the win7 printer can anyone help
[20:12] <roracle> okay, so numlocks off: window management.   numlocks on: use the numpad for calculation.  9.10 64 bit.  this doesn't work.  set up through the keyboard shortcuts.  was given the solution to not use Mouse Keys, and they were already turned off, so it didn't work
[20:12] <DEViUS> aliendude5300, did you manage to get it running
[20:13] <lstarnes> dimitar: were any packages on your system recently updated?
[20:13] <esj> trism: yes
[20:13] <trism> esj: try this https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Grub2#Recover Grub 2 via LiveCD it seems to work for most people
[20:13] <Binary_Helix> A mime type is a file extension
[20:13] <D9> Could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (11 Resource temporarily unavailable)
[20:13] <dimitar> lstarnes:yes...i tryed to reinstall screenlets but still nothing
[20:13] <Binary_Helix> its just another wording for it.i.e .exe
[20:13] <lstarnes> dimitar: what was updated?
[20:13] <esj> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows  this one failed big time
[20:13] <Binary_Helix> so if you understand file extensions
[20:13] <conb123> Hiya I have a problem in ubuntu, I have to enable noapic and nolapic everytime i want to boot otherwise it freezes up on me, but running ubuntu in single core is getting rather annoying, is there any way that I can fix this or is it simply an incompatible motherboard?
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[20:13] <Binary_Helix> then mime types are simple
[20:13] <Binary_Helix> so the mime list
[20:13] <lstarnes> Binary_Helix: mime types are a little bit more complex though
[20:14] <Tha-Doc> anyone know the repository or whatever for the graphics card of an integrated gx270 computer?
[20:14] <ActionParsnip> Phuzion: pidgin
[20:14] <Binary_Helix> is just that
[20:14] <D9> erUSUL:  it may not have worked because I opend synaptic when the samba4 did not work... will try after down load.
[20:14] <ManDay> VCoolio, I do have xpdf instaleld NOW - but there is no xpdf.DESKTOP anywhere.
[20:14] <ActionParsnip> !fixapt | D9
[20:14] <ManDay> Why does <tab><tab> list 1564 possibilities but man <tab><tab> lists 1782?
[20:14] <D9> thanks ActionParsnip
[20:14] <Binary_Helix> there is no such thing as a win7 printer
[20:14] <dimitar> lstarnes:i cant really remmember...i remmember i installed thinderbird
[20:14] <Binary_Helix> use cups to configure your settings for your nix box
[20:15] <ActionParsnip> Guest68083: perfect, ok i'll run you up a big command to sort this all out.
[20:15] <VCoolio> ManDay: check in /usr/share/applications; maybe not all apps create launchers for themselves when installed?
[20:15] <Phuzion> actionparsnip segmentation fault
[20:15] <aliendude5300> DEViUS, That caused me to have to boot into low graphics mode, I don't recommend anyone else try that... :/
[20:15] <trism> esj: after you finish and reboot into ubuntu, you will probably need to run sudo update-grub again to probe for windows, since it likely won't be detected in the chroot
[20:15] <aliendude5300> Going to try to remove it now...
[20:15] <DEViUS> aliendude5300, you mean low resolution?
[20:15] <ManDay> VCoolio, you are right, there they are
[20:15] <homezz> anyone have any problem print from ubuntu to a win7 box on a network
[20:15] <ManDay> I wish there was a manpage on that, tho
[20:16] <ManDay> What package is related to that?
[20:16] <Binary_Helix> you are not priting to the windows 7 box
[20:16] <Binary_Helix> printing*
[20:16] <aliendude5300> No, low graphics mode. It's worse. No hardware acceleration, at all. But I still have my 1400x900 resolution. :)
[20:16] <esj> trism:  got it
[20:16] <Binary_Helix> you are printing to your printer
[20:16] <Binary_Helix> as I said
[20:16] <Binary_Helix> run cups
[20:16] <dimitar> lstarnes:any help for that?
[20:16] <Binary_Helix> and input the proper info
[20:16] <Binary_Helix> i.e ip address and printer type
[20:16] <aliendude5300> I think the driver is uninstalled now, I'm going to reboot now.
[20:16] <lstarnes> dimitar: I'm not sure what to do, sorry
[20:16] <DEViUS> homezz, System -> Administration -> Prinitng
[20:16] <Binary_Helix> and bam you are good to go
[20:17] <dimitar> lstarnes:maybe something with the compiz?
[20:17] <VCoolio> ManDay: no package resposible for .desktop files, it's just the way stuff is installed on linux or debian maybe; also that's where the menus take their apps from
[20:17] <lstarnes> dimitar: maybe, but I don't know
[20:17] <guntbert> !enter | Binary_Helix
[20:17] <dimitar> lstarnes:ok never mind...thank you anyway.
[20:17] <maco> VCoolio: each package should install its own .desktop files if it needs them
[20:17] <Binary_Helix> >_>
[20:18] <jasonmax> help
[20:18] <homezz> Devius< I did that it dosent connect. I had winXP connect before my win7 box and no problem printing
[20:18] <Binary_Helix> !enter | guntbert
[20:18] <roracle> I have a problem I would love to have solved today:  okay, so numlocks off: window management.   numlocks on: use the numpad for calculation.  9.10 64 bit.  this doesn't work.  set up through the keyboard shortcuts.  was given the solution to not use Mouse Keys, and they were already turned off, so it didn't work
[20:18] <Tha-Doc> kinja are you back yet?
[20:18] <kinja-sheep> Tha-Doc: Sup?
[20:18] <phaitour> i'm running a ubuntu server and after having the server up for a few days i'll start running out of disk space.  i can clear out all of the logs, but that only gets me to 91% disk full... any ideas on what to do?  I know if i restart I can go back down to around 13% disk full...
[20:18] <ActionParsnip> Guest68083: http://pastebin.com/m70e6572c
[20:18] <jasonmax> chal mader chood
[20:18] <Tha-Doc> so now that I did all that stuff with that ifconfig thing what do I do with my ps3?
[20:19] <guntbert> Binary_Helix: ? I beg your pardon?
[20:19] <DEViUS> homezz, when you get to the "New Printer Dialog box" add it manually
[20:19] <Binary_Helix> with your ps3?
[20:19] <kinja-sheep> Tha-Doc: Paste your /etc/ushare.conf plz.
[20:19] <Binary_Helix> I am serious
[20:19] <Binary_Helix> learn to use cups
[20:19] <ActionParsnip> Guest68083: all as one command, will remove the many flash plugins you have installed, then download the flash plugin for you
[20:19] <Binary_Helix> it is the easiest interface to use imo
[20:19] <DEViUS> homezz, is it a network printer or connected
[20:19] <Binary_Helix> and works on almost all nix platforms
[20:19] <Binary_Helix> not just ubuntu
[20:19] <heoa> gdb: http://pastebin.com/d5b6ab40d  and things in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/*   http://pastebin.com/d7105192
[20:19] <ActionParsnip> Phuzion: got the pidgin from the pidgin repo?
[20:19] <homezz> Devius< it is a network printer
[20:20] <Tha-Doc> okay just pasted it.
[20:20] <DEViUS> homezz, wat model
[20:20] <Tha-Doc> sean again
[20:20] <Binary_Helix> as long as it is on your network unless you have somehow vitualized you printer it can be configured through cups
[20:20] <Binary_Helix> would you like me to walk you through it
[20:20] <Binary_Helix> or you dont beleive me/?
[20:20] <Binary_Helix> jeez
[20:20] <Phuzion> actionparsnip from original install I'm having so many problems I'm seriously thinking about going back to the world of Windows LOL
[20:20] <homezz> Devius< its a HP printer
[20:20] <kinja-sheep> Tha-Doc: You plugged in external HDD or something?
[20:21] <phaitour> anyone?
[20:21] <Binary_Helix> w/e I'm done trying to help you homezz gl bro.
[20:21] <guntbert> Binary_Helix: I appreciate you efforts - but please don't press <enter> so often and  put the nick of the person you are talking to in front of your line
[20:21] <Tha-Doc> oh yes I did, I have an internal HDD it is where all the movies are stored on
[20:21] <smiter> can someone tell me how i back up my ubuntu before i try desperate measures to fix my vid card so that i may have a chance at restoring?
[20:21] <darrend> phaitour: how big is the disk?
[20:21] <DEViUS> homezz, System -> Administration -> Prinitng, then click new, wait till a new printer dialog comes up, and you select the netowrk printer option
[20:21] <ActionParsnip> Phuzion: https://launchpad.net/~pidgin-developers/+archive/ppa
[20:21] <phaitour> 10g
[20:21] <ManDay> Do 9318 lines in /etc/bash_completion really have to be? Is it even usefull? What does it enable besides auto completion for pwd and $Path ?
[20:22] <homezz> Devius< how do I run cups
[20:22] <kinja-sheep> Tha-Doc: Run "ls -a /media/sdb"  You can see your movies?
[20:22] <DEViUS> homezz, and choose app socket/hp jet direct
[20:22] <roracle> I have a problem I would love to have solved today:  okay, so numlocks off: window management.   numlocks on: use the numpad for calculation.  9.10 64 bit.  this doesn't work.  set up through the keyboard shortcuts.  was given the solution to not use Mouse Keys, and they were already turned off, so it didn't work.  i figure this is a simple problem, but aparently not.  i understand if you guys aren't technical enough to help fix 
[20:22] <tavo> hola
[20:22] <darrend> phaitour: that's not much.. what is the server running?
[20:22] <sebsebseb> smiter: you can't backup Ubuntu that easlly, you can back up your data to some where else, quite easilley though
[20:22] <Binary_Helix> smiter: If you would like to back up your packages you have installed.
[20:22] <phaitour> darrend: apache
[20:22] <Binary_Helix> Use aptoncd.
[20:22] <ActionParsnip> !backup | smiter
[20:22] <adalal> um, anyone aware of the default webmin user and password?
[20:22] <guntbert> !webmin | adalal
[20:22] <Binary_Helix> Smiter: use aptoncd to back up your packages.
[20:22] <ActionParsnip> adalal: its not advised to be used
[20:22] <darrend> phaitour: which partition runs out of space?
[20:22] <lstarnes> ManDay: it also does some autocompletion for program arguments
[20:22] <DEViUS> homezz, i opened a private cchat, i prefer to talk there, cause of distractions
[20:22] <phaitour> darrend: I just can't seem to figure out what's eating up the disk space.  it's / that runs out
[20:23] <Tha-Doc> do I need to specify the actual folder cause all the movies are on there but in the movies dir
[20:23] <dimitar> anyone....screenlets problem?
[20:23] <ManDay> lstarnes, i figured that out - like for man <tab>
[20:23] <ActionParsnip> !webmin | adalal
[20:23] <ManDay> lstarnes, are the 10000 lines of code worh it tho?
[20:23] <kinja-sheep> Tha-Doc: No, I just want your confirmation that you're able to see the list of stuffs.
[20:23] <ManDay> (i have only counted the ones in /etc/bash_completion)
[20:23] <lstarnes> ManDay: 10000 lines isn't that much
[20:23] <darrend> phaitour: pastebin the output of df -h
[20:23] <kinja-sheep> Tha-Doc: In that case, run "sudo service ushare restart" and hopefully your PS3 can see it now.
[20:23] <Tha-Doc> yes I see the list of dir in there
[20:23] <ManDay> lstarnes, name a longer script
[20:23] <ManDay> ad hoc!
[20:23] <kinja-sheep> Tha-Doc: Please use my nickname. :)
[20:24] <lstarnes> ManDay: the complete source code of the linux kernel
[20:24] <dkulchenko> Hi all, my computer just randomly restarted. Any ideas on why? (here's the relevant line from /var/log/messages: Dec 22 11:10:41 daniil-netbook kernel: [100802.618066] cpan[32408]: segfault at 62429654 ip 080c4cb4 sp bf908ab0 error 6 in perl[8048000+134000] )
[20:24] <ManDay> i said script
[20:24] <Tha-Doc> kinja: yes I see the list of dir in that /media/sdb
[20:24] <X-Sleepy-X> Frozen Bubble doesn't work on neither of my Eee PC 900s
[20:24] <adalal> right ebox it is then
[20:24] <ManDay> @ lstarnes
[20:24] <phaitour> darrend: http://pastebin.com/d23aba02e
[20:24] <kinja-sheep> Tha-Doc: That way, I can get highlighted messages too. To ensure, run the command and restart PS3, see if you can find uShare.
[20:24] <drdmn> hi all
[20:24] <lstarnes> ManDay: does it have to be a bash script?
[20:24] <ManDay> more specifically: name any bash script that is executed on startup that is longer than 10000 lines
[20:24] <phaitour> darrend: that's after I cleared out all the logs
[20:24] <ActionParsnip> adalal: http://www.webmin.com/faq.html
[20:24] <Binary_Helix> drdmn: hello
[20:25] <ManDay> lstarnes, no. just one that is executed at startup
[20:25] <drdmn> hey im little confused have couple questions any one could help out?
[20:25] <ManDay> (or every time)
[20:25] <guntbert> adalal: but be warned: ebox is no replacement for webmin at all - it insists on using only its own config files,...
[20:25] <iceroot> ManDay: you have a ubuntu-support question?
[20:25] <Binary_Helix> Just drop em
[20:25] <ManDay> iceroot, ?
[20:25] <darrend> phaitour: and the output of du -sh /tmp
[20:25] <Binary_Helix> drdmn: ask away
[20:25] <DEViUS> hi, i have a problem with the ufw, when i enable it, after restarting my system its status changes back to disabled....why is that...??
[20:25] <drdmn> so the problem is im installing new icons from art manager, but i cannot apply them, they just wont change neither the themes?
[20:25] <drdmn> any idea why?
[20:25] <lstarnes> ManDay: if you count /etc/init.d/rc and all the scripts it calls, it's about as long if not longer
[20:25] <ManDay> iceroot, my question is whether bash_completion is worth it
[20:25] <mezquitale> !anyone | drdmn
[20:25] <smiter> what is aptoncd?
[20:25] <lstarnes> ManDay: it is
 still not working. this is output from command you gave. http://pastebin.com/m150071dd
[20:25] <phaitour> darend: one line > 12K     /tmp
[20:26] <Binary_Helix> @drdmn are you trying to unarchive the icons?
[20:26] <Tha-Doc> Kinja-sheep okay I just restarted it, and will go check the ps3 to see if it shows up
[20:26] <ManDay> lstarnes, you still havent named ONE longer script ;p
[20:26] <adalal> ActionParsnip: I'm trying to setup an ubuntu server here, and i'd like a web interface to configure a lot of the things...
[20:26] <drdmn> actually i install them from the art manager menu
[20:26] <vlee> Does anyone else on karmic to see something mounted at /var/lib/ureadahead/debugfs ?
[20:26] <adalal> what would you recommend then?
[20:26] <VCoolio> is there an easy way to set 'acp' to autocomplete to apt-cache policy for example? I have an alias for it now, but then it doesn't autocomplete the packages
[20:26] <drdmn> they i apply them, and they do not change
[20:26] <iceroot> ManDay: of course
[20:26] <lstarnes> ManDay: you can delete bash_completion or edit it if you are unhappy with it
[20:26] <lstarnes> ManDay: or use a different shell like zsh
[20:27] <ActionParsnip> adalal: it doesnt follow the right files in debian / ubuntu so its not advised
[20:27] <Binary_Helix> @drdmn that is odd. What icons are you trying to install?
[20:27] <ManDay> lstarnes, not unhappy, just curious. how often do i use any auto completion besides the one for $PATH and $PWD
[20:27] <iceroot> ManDay: sudo apt-get install apa  tab = apache == bash_completion
[20:27] <ActionParsnip> Guest68083: so you have no flash ?
[20:27] <prc322> hi at all
[20:27] <X-Sleepy-X> ok, so i want to uninstall frozen bubble, what command to use to remove every package it has installed?
[20:27] <ManDay> iceroot, see, i never use that
[20:27] <sebsebseb> prc322: hi
[20:27] <diddy> How can I list all installed packages?
[20:27] <Alan502> How to enable Direct3D aceleration on virtual box? I have already checked the boxes in the Display tab on setting of my Virtual XP and i have also installed the guest additions. I also oppened dxdiag on windows to try to enable Direct3D but it appears as not avaible. Can someone help me?
[20:27] <drdmn> lets say i install cherry-soda
[20:27] <adalal> is ebox preferred over webmin now then, ActionParsnip
[20:27] <ManDay> (i didnt eve know it is possible iceroot )
[20:27] <legend2440> vlee: where are you seeing that? in fstab or when you type  mount   in terminal?
[20:27] <kinja-sheep> !clone | diddy
[20:27] <ActionParsnip> adalal: yes
[20:27] <iceroot> !tab | ManDay
[20:27] <darrend> phaitour: you need to scan the disk and see which directories are using up the space.  Seems odd that you can recover 75% on a reboot - indicates some tmp or swap usage
[20:27] <adalal> ?
[20:27] <vlee> legend2440: in df or mount
[20:27] <prc322> Im afraid Im here because I have a problem with ubuntu
[20:28] <drdmn> after install it puts me to apprearence preferrences
[20:28] <ActionParsnip> Alan502: you need the 2 lots of guest additions
[20:28] <iceroot> ManDay: cd /bo  tab = /boot
[20:28] <drdmn> i choose the icons but they wont change
[20:28] <drdmn> im confused
[20:28] <kinja-sheep> prc322: Ask away.
[20:28] <diddy> kinja-sheep, ?
[20:28] <ManDay> oh really iceroot - i didnt know this for years in linux
[20:28] <ManDay> ...
[20:28] <ActionParsnip> drdmn: try restarting X
[20:28] <DFH> hello, my problem: i have 4 partitions on my /dev/sda, the system is running allright, but some tools (gparted, partition magic on winxp,..) cant recognize any partitions.. only palimpsest (debian disk utility) and fdisk can see that allright .. any idea how to fix that, please?
[20:28] <drdmn> system ?
[20:28] <Binary_Helix> @drdmn well if you have not rebooted try that if that is not the issue you might want to try installing them manually. I personally do not use art manager as I find it to be quite buggy.
[20:28] <X-Sleepy-X> how to uninstall a package and all the packages it installed as well?
[20:28] <diddy> What is the equivalent of rpm -qa for Ubuntu?
[20:28] <drdmn> oh thanks alot ill try
[20:28] <sebsebseb> X-Sleepy-X: sudo apt-get purge frozenbubble
[20:28] <Alan502> ActionParsnip, which lots?
[20:28] <sebsebseb> X-Sleepy-X: try that
[20:28] <drdmn> :]
[20:28] <iceroot> ManDay: but zsh is much much better then bash (from the point of using tab)
[20:29] <phaitour> darrend: I agree.  I've tried to go through all the directories and the size just doesn't add up.  for instance, I did this at /, du --max-depth=1 -h > http://pastebin.com/d404b085a
[20:29] <kinja-sheep> diddy: aptitude  --display-format '%p' search '?installed!?automatic' > ~/Desktop/Installed-Packages.txt --> A list of installed packages in a text file.
[20:29] <lstarnes> X-Sleepy-X: sudo apt-get purge packagename && sudo apt-get autoremove
[20:29] <X-Sleepy-X> thanks
[20:29] <prc322> alright, so Ive installed Ubuntu 9.10 everythings fine. But I cant change the Hz of one of my two screens in the display settings
[20:29] <phaitour> darrend: i just don't really know where to start looking
[20:29] <lstarnes> X-Sleepy-X: be extremely careful when using autoremove
[20:29] <Binary_Helix> @dfh If you have the linux partitions formatted as any etx file system windows will not be able to see them.
[20:29] <legend2440> vlee: no i dont see that in either one.  is there an entry in  /etc/fstab  that mentions  /var/lib/ureadahead/debugfs?
[20:29] <ManDay> iceroot, does it also have a fancy completion script like bash or is it builtin for the most part?
[20:29] <webereinc> How do you get Ubuntu to re-discover the video card/monitor?  When the system reboots, if the KVM does not have the monitor active for that server, then it does not discover the correct possible settings and forces a default maximum of 800x600.  If the KVM is set to have the monitor active during reboot, then it discovers that the monitor can, in fact, support 1024x768.  How can you force an active session to re-discover the card/monitor?
[20:29] <roracle> I have a problem I would love to have solved today:  okay, so numlocks off: window management.   numlocks on: use the numpad for calculation.  9.10 64 bit.  this doesn't work.  set up through the keyboard shortcuts.  was given the solution to not use Mouse Keys, and they were already turned off, so it didn't work.  i figure this is a simple problem, but aparently not.  i understand if you guys aren't technical enough to help fix 
[20:29] <Binary_Helix> @dfh windows only sees fat,fat32,ntfs formatted harddrives.
[20:29] <lstarnes> ManDay: it is largely built-in
[20:29] <prc322> I googled the hole day and multiple times dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg was mentioned
[20:29] <ManDay> iceroot, i just got to know bash well enough to work efficiently with it, i wouldnt touch zsh for the next time ;)
[20:29] <ManDay> thanks lstarnes
[20:29] <Tha-Doc> kinja-sheep No I don't see ushare, but I did find mediatomb
[20:30] <Guest68083> huh. its working on some sites and not on others
[20:30] <iceroot> ManDay: most is build in  for e.g. ssh tab is showing you the options, parameters,users and hosts
[20:30] <vlee> legend2440: no. It's not in fstab. Am using encrypted home folder though. Are you?
[20:30] <prc322> but when I type "sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg" really nothing happens
[20:30] <DEViUS> hi, i have a problem with the ufw, when i enable it, after restarting my system its status changes back to disabled....why is that...??
[20:30] <lstarnes> ManDay: but it likely splits up more complex things into separate scripts
 its working on some sites and not on others
[20:30] <terrorink> does anybody know how to boot ubuntu 9.10 with freebsd 7
[20:30] <Alan502> ActionParsnip, i checked Direct3D support when installing the guest additions
[20:30] <kinja-sheep> Tha-Doc: Toggle on web and telnet.  Oh mediatomb works for you now then?
[20:30] <iceroot> terrorink: what?
[20:30] <ActionParsnip> Alan502: when the box is booted, click the 2 additions in this shot: http://www.ghacks.net/wp-content/uploads/2009/06/guest_devices_menu.png
[20:30] <ManDay> thats cool. just out of couriousity, what shell do you use iceroot lstarnes
[20:30] <ManDay> (daily)
[20:30] <lstarnes> ManDay: bash
[20:30] <iceroot> ManDay: zsh of course
[20:31] <ManDay> "of course"..
[20:31] <Binary_Helix> @Devius Have you tryed adding the program to the start up list?
[20:31] <legend2440> vlee: oh  no   i am not using encrypted home
[20:31] <ManDay> ;D
[20:31] <darrend> phaitour: you need to do that without the --max-depth (cd / && du -sh *)
[20:31] <phaitour> darrend:  well thanks for helping me think of ideas...
[20:31] <iceroot> ManDay: use it, then you know why i am saying "of course"
[20:31] <Tha-Doc> well yes it picks up mediatomb, but there is nothing in there on the ps3, cause I don't know how to do that config setup to add the dir
[20:31] <Binary_Helix> @Devius you can do so by making it launch at the start of boot.
[20:31] <darrend> phaitour: otherwise I think it won't include subdirs
[20:31] <ActionParsnip> Guest68083: weird, ok try: cd /usr/lib/firefox/plugins; sudo ln -s ~/.mozilla/plugins/libflashplayer.so
[20:31] <ManDay> iceroot, understood
[20:32] <Binary_Helix> @DEVius ?
[20:32] <diddy> kinja-sheep, thx
[20:32] <phaitour> darrend: http://pastebin.com/d953d70a
[20:32] <kinja-sheep> Tha-Doc: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d84edc78
[20:32] <DFH> Binary_Helix i know, but many linux tools dont work as well.. and they dont see ANY partitions on that hdd (not even FAT or NTFS) - it says just sth like "nothing there" :)
[20:32] <kinja-sheep> !tab | Tha-Doc
[20:32] <phaitour> darrend: still doesn't add up to 10g
[20:32] <ManDay> \quit
[20:32] <kinja-sheep> diddy: No problem.
[20:33] <DEViUS> Binary_Helix, no i didnt
[20:33] <Alan502> ActionParsnip, i cannot see "Install WineD3D (for Direct3D)..." on my virtualbox
[20:33] <dwayne> Hello apt-get is connecting to a proxy
[20:33] <ActionParsnip> Alan502: i'd ask in #vbox then
[20:33] <DEViUS> Binary_Helix, but woudnt that mean, it will launch only when i login, i want it a t system startup....
[20:33] <greg_> hello i was wondering if someone could help me connect to a windows 7 printer from ubuntu i have samba installed but cant print
[20:33] <D9> homezz you still around?
[20:33] <dwayne> where can I find the lower level proxy information?
[20:33] <Binary_Helix> @dfh I am confused dfh. Your issue is that windows will not see your linux partitions is this correct? If not if you could go into a little more detail I might be able to help.
[20:33] <Alan502> ActionParsnip, im using PUEL though
[20:33] <sebsebseb> !cups | greg_
[20:33] <Alan502> ActionParsnip, lol it's difficult to find someone there
[20:33] <DEViUS> greg_, wat model, is it networked or directly connected?
[20:34] <D9> !networking
[20:34] <Binary_Helix> @DEVius set you program as a daemon that will start at boot time
[20:34] <DEViUS> Binary_Helix, ok lemme try
[20:34] <ActionParsnip> Alan502: make sure you have the latest virtualbox
[20:34] <greg_> its networked.. ive looked at all the documentaition i can about cups but nothing i seem to do works
[20:34] <ActionParsnip> Alan502: puel?
[20:34] <Alan502> ActionParsnip, closed source
[20:34] <Binary_Helix> @DEVius you can do this by making a link to your init directory
[20:34] <ActionParsnip> Alan502: i see, why not use the open one?
[20:35] <Binary_Helix> @DEVius you are correct.
[20:35] <DEViUS> Binary_Helix, can u assist me in doing it
[20:35] <D9> erUSUL: Can you set up a network, peer to peer, using live cd?
[20:35] <vlee> Anyone on karmic using encrypted home folders see anything mounted at /var/lib/ureadahead/debugfs ?
[20:35] <DFH> Binary_Helix, no, my problem is that most disc tools (linux and windows) cant recognize no partitions on that hdd..
[20:35] <Binary_Helix> @DEVius sure give me one moment and I will point you to some stuff you can read.
[20:35] <Alan502> ActionParsnip, usb support, they told me the lastest ose has usb support too but haven't had time to download it
[20:36] <malev> hi everyone! does anyone has a HP Pavilion dv6z??
[20:36] <DEViUS> Binary_Helix, thankoo
[20:36] <sebsebseb> Alan502: that's unlikely for the OSE to have USB support
[20:36] <ActionParsnip> Alan502: sounds like the way forward then
 nope. maybe its just that one site. the others are working again
[20:36] <DEViUS> greg_, type DEViUS, so i can know u r talking to me...
[20:36] <ActionParsnip> Guest68083: cool
[20:36] <vlee> Anyone on karmic using encrypted home folders?
[20:36] <DEViUS> greg_, is it hp?
[20:36] <kilza> Hey! After installing ATI drivers I get black screen at startup. Someone who have tried this?
[20:37] <ActionParsnip> Guest68083: welcome to 64bit flash :)
[20:37] <greg_> DEViuS yess its an hp
[20:37] <sebsebseb> kilza: no, but ATI is a right problem with Desktop Linux
 ha. thanks.
[20:37] <DEViUS> greg_,  System -> Administration -> Prinitng, then click new, wait till a new printer dialog comes up, and you select the netowrk printer option
[20:37] <Binary_Helix> @DEVius here is a straight forward way of doing it without having to use youe command line fu http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=587701
[20:38] <greg_> DEViUS okay done
[20:38] <Phuzion> actionparsnip, no help... did the updates, but pidgin is still closing itself when trying to get into Yahoo Messenger, but it's only Yahoo, it doesn't close if I use AIM names
[20:38] <Alan502> ActionParsnip, anyway... do you know if i need the additional guest additions package on the closed source too?
[20:38] <sebsebseb> kilza: since their lack of support
[20:38] <guntbert> Alan502: you better ask in #vbox
[20:38] <sebsebseb> !pm > kilza
[20:38] <lajevardi> hi, I'm on Karmic, Having bluetooth problems, the gnome bluetooth manager can't find my phone & vice versa. I think I've searched the whole net to no avail. there's no any /etc/bluetooth/hcid.conf available on my system. any idea?
[20:39] <Alan502> guntbert, i did :| but noone is answering
[20:39] <ActionParsnip> Alan502: ive not used it for ages now sorry
[20:39] <webereinc> How do you get Ubuntu to re-discover the video card/monitor?  When the system reboots, if the KVM does not have the monitor active for that server, then it does not discover the correct possible settings and forces a default maximum of 800x600.  If the KVM is set to have the monitor active during reboot, then it discovers that the monitor can, in fact, support 1024x768.  How can you force an active session to re-discover the card/monitor?
[20:39] <DEViUS> greg_, choose network printer, then APP Socket/HP direct, enter the host and forward
[20:39] <ActionParsnip> Phuzion: log a bug then
[20:39] <trijntje> Why does my sound give a loud crack just before it starts playing?
[20:39] <Binary_Helix> @lajevardi what model are you using?
[20:39] <Binary_Helix> @lajevardi for you bluetooth hardware.
[20:40] <Phuzion> actionparsnip, actually it just worked
[20:40] <phaitour> darrend: any more ideas? :P
[20:40] <Binary_Helix> @trijntje turn down your volume or make sure that your drivers are configured right.
[20:40] <greg_> DEViUS okay...  done and chose driver
[20:40] <kilza> I can see the GNUB loading message at startup, but by cliking esc I cant get the gnub menu to show
[20:40] <DFH> Binary_Helix, for better imagination: http://img97.imageshack.us/img97/6448/20091222213739775x500sc.png - but there are 4 partitions ..
[20:40] <Cappy> folks, i have a password that i use for all my systems, for some reason when i install a fresh ubuntu the password doesnt work.
[20:40] <Cappy>  the install lets me put it in, but when i go to log on for the first time, the authentication fails
[20:40] <lastman> Hi, I ve installed the fglx driver for my radeon 4850 to get the resolution 1280x960 for my CRT. How can I set it to 85 MHz??? There is only a 60 MHz setting for this resolution!
[20:40] <lajevardi> Binary_Helix: It's a bluetooth bungle called "mini NOVR e-blue"
[20:40] <greg_> DEViUS nogo on testpage
[20:40] <protojay> my torrents are downloading really slowly... is there a difference between the clients when it comes to speed?
[20:41] <sebsebseb> Cappy: ok your password is probably wrong some how, but those are easy enough to change
[20:41] <SPXGuest6447> moin
[20:41] <kinja-sheep> protojay: Yup. Use Transmissions. :o
[20:41] <DEViUS> greg_, wat do do you mean nogo on testpage
[20:41] <DEViUS> ?
[20:41] <protojay> transmission locks my system up
[20:41] <Phuzion> actionparsnip I have come across the fact that I do not have the most up to date version of Java, and I don't want to screw this up and have more than one version of Java installed on the system, how do I completely remove java and install the newest version?
[20:41] <kilza> I can see the GNUB loading message at startup, but by cliking esc I cant get the gnub menu to show.
[20:41] <ActionParsnip> trijntje: http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/gaming-games-multimedia-entertainment/155837-solved-audigy2-pulse-audio-pop-up-about-devices-removed-system.html
[20:41] <Cappy> i tried usins a simple password (qwerty) and that worked fine, then i went through the menu and changed the password to my usual and now i cant use sudo as it tells me the authentication has failed.
[20:42] <greg_> DEViUS it is not printing and got message on Not Connected?
[20:42] <trijntje> Binary_Helix, my sound is not high, how do I check if my drivers are configured right? I just did a clean Karmic install
[20:42] <Binary_Helix> @dfh wow dfh are you sure that you have windows installed on other partitons? That is very odd. If you do then there is a issue that I cant for see.
[20:42] <sebsebseb> Cappy: you can re set password in the root shell  in recovery mode with the  passwd username  command
[20:42] <ActionParsnip> Cappy: boot to root recovery mode and run: passwd username   to set the password
[20:42] <DEViUS> greg_, which vrsion of ubuntu are you using
[20:42] <DEViUS> ?
[20:42] <VCoolio> kilza: hold left shift if you want the grub menu to show on boot
[20:42] <SPXGuest6447> WINDOWS FTWWWWWWWW
[20:42] <kilza> thx
[20:42] <ActionParsnip> Phuzion: i'd remove the old first
[20:42] <greg_> DEViUS 9.1
[20:42] <Tha-Doc> Kinja-sheep well ps3 said DLNA error 501
[20:42] <sebsebseb> !troll | SPXGuest6447
[20:43] <Binary_Helix> @trijntje make sure your asla drivers are working properly.
[20:43] <SPXGuest6447> nah, just kiddin :D
[20:43] <Tha-Doc> and then ushare disapeared on my ps3
[20:43] <DEViUS> greg_, try hp-setup
[20:43] <darrend> phaitour: what file system you using on / ?
[20:43] <Phuzion> actionparsnip *sudo-apt remove?
[20:43] <Brun_> Vote for me. http://www.bodo.com.ua/newyear/9783
[20:43] <DFH> Binary_Helix, yes, im sure, fdisk shows them ;-)
[20:43] <phaitour> ext3
[20:43] <Tha-Doc> mediatomb works it just says there is no files, I will put up the mediatomb config thing on that paste it
[20:43] <ActionParsnip> Phuzion: if you installed it that way, yes
[20:43] <phaitour> darrend: ext3
[20:43] <DEViUS> greg_, show the advanced options and fill in the neccessary
[20:43] <sebsebseb> !ot | Brun_
[20:43] <greg_> okay
[20:43] <adalal> right... i've done a minimal ubuntu installation, how do install the add-apt-repository command itself/
[20:43] <adalal> ?
[20:43] <greg_> ill give it a shot
[20:43] <hwl> how do I install the java plugin for mozilla firefox on ubuntu?
[20:43] <trijntje> ActionParsnip, are you sure that link is for me?
[20:44] <Phuzion> actionparsnip..... soooo you have to remove items the way you installed them?
[20:44] <trijntje> Binary_Helix, how ;)
[20:44] <darrend> phaitour: unless it's being used for swap somewhere then it sounds broken
[20:44] <greg_> DEViUS.. i get a printer warning now
[20:44] <ActionParsnip> trijntje: didnt you say your sound was popping?
[20:44] <chibihogoshino> how would one go about clearing there swap partition out ?
[20:44] <DEViUS> greg_, saying ....
[20:44] <trism> adalal: it is in the python-software-properties package
[20:44] <ActionParsnip> Phuzion: you can use any package method you like, all hits the same gold
[20:44] <phaitour> darrend: how do i see what's being used as swap?
[20:44] <greg_> DEViUS thats all "Printer Warning"
[20:44] <Phuzion> actionparsnip ok, I'll give it a shot FINGERS crossed haha
[20:45] <lajevardi> BinaryHelix: http://e-blue.jp/sub_N_Product_CA_show.asp?ID=232&classid=10
[20:45] <Tha-Doc> how do i uninstall mediatomb, and then reinstall?
[20:45] <Luca> Ragazzi devo installare la lingua italiana su ubuntu
[20:45] <Luca> come faccio?
[20:45] <Luca> qui è metà italiano e metà inglese
[20:45] <kinja-sheep> Tha-Doc: sudo apt-get remove <package>
[20:45] <sebsebseb> !java | hwl
[20:45] <trijntje> ActionParsnip, well, more of a cracking sound right before it starts playing, nothing like a popup as in that post
[20:45] <DEViUS> greg_, ok, so when u cont... does it work?
[20:45] <guntbert> !it | Luca
[20:45] <albertico> is there a way to configure evolution + couchdb + ubuntuone on 9.04 ??
[20:45] <greg_> no its a warning in the print queue
[20:45] <DEViUS> !Printing
[20:46] <darrend> phaitour: cfdisk /dev/sda  will tell you, but I don't know how it could be sharing the root partition
[20:46] <Tha-Doc> and how do I get to the config for mediatomb?
[20:46] <adalal> trism: thanks
[20:46] <kinja-sheep> Tha-Doc: http://linuxowns.wordpress.com/2008/04/28/stream-media-from-ubuntu-to-your-ps3/
[20:46] <phaitour> darrend: it tells me > FATAL ERROR: Cannot open disk drive / Press any key to exit cfdisk
[20:46] <DEViUS> greg_, i seem to have been mistaken, run  gksu hptools -u
[20:46] <greg_> DEViUS com.apple.print.recoverable
[20:47] <protojay> is there any better bittorrent clients other than transmission ?
[20:47] <Binary_Helix> @lajevardi I am sorry I was not able to find any information on your issue. I also do not have the knowledge to trouble shoot bluetooth on ubuntu. You are right there isn't anything on the net about it;that I could see at least.
[20:47] <Cappy> how do i drop to the recovery console?
[20:47] <llslim> anyone else having trouble connecting to archive.ubuntu.com right now?
[20:47] <sebsebseb> Cappy: from Grub
[20:47] <sebsebseb> Cappy: the boot loader
[20:47] <Alan502> ActionParsnip, problem solved :) no problem
[20:47] <lajevardi> Binary_Helix: I appreciate your try, many thanks ;)
[20:47] <darrend> phaitour: you have to run with sudo.  Be careful not to change anything while you're in there :)
[20:47] <ActionParsnip> Cappy: esc when grub loads, select recovery mode, then select root
[20:47] <Binary_Helix> @trijntje http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=987252 that should help
[20:47] <phaitour> darrend: i'm logged in as root
[20:48] <DEViUS> greg_, use sudo hptools -u
[20:48] <protojay> ... anyone know what the best bittorrent client is?
[20:48] <legend2440> Cappy: if using karmic  press and hold Shift  during boot
[20:48] <ActionParsnip> protojay: there is no best
[20:48] <greg_> Devius hptools command not found
[20:48] <guntbert> phaitour: don't log in as root - see !root
[20:48] <protojay> ok, what about the fastest?
[20:48] <darrend> phaitour: you normally get that message when there's a permission issue
[20:48] <albertico> is there a way to configure evolution + couchdb + ubuntuone on 9.04, or does it only works with 9.10 ?
[20:48] <ActionParsnip> protojay: theres no single best app for anything
[20:48] <DEViUS> greg_, use sudo hp-setup -u  (UGH my BAd)
[20:48] <phaitour> !root
[20:49] <ActionParsnip> protojay: they will all go as fast as your connection will allow
[20:49] <kinja-sheep> Tha-Doc: From what I'm reading, looks like permission errors with 501.
[20:49] <darrend> phaitour: if you're really in a root shell, there's something wrong
[20:49] <Binary_Helix> @protojay why is it you do not like transmission?
[20:49] <protojay> it keeps locking up
[20:49] <ActionParsnip> protojay: try a few
[20:49] <phaitour> darrend: hmm well i took a look at fstab and it's designated as sda1 not sda
[20:49] <ActionParsnip> !torrent | protojay
[20:49] <kinja-sheep> Tha-Doc: http://tinyurl.com/yhsbalz
[20:49] <greg_> DEViUS let me run through this im reall quick see if i can get it working
[20:50] <DEViUS> greg_, tyt
[20:50] <Binary_Helix> @ActionParsnip that's nifty ;)
[20:50] <darrend> phaitour: sda is the disk, sda1 is the 1st partition on it.  You need /dev/sda as the argument to cfdisk as advised
[20:50] <protojay> thx
[20:50] <ActionParsnip> Binary_Helix: wht is?
[20:50] <jws> Hey, anyone know how to use BT4 or who knows the IRC channel?
[20:50] <LjL> jws: #remote-exploit
[20:50] <phaitour> darrend: hmm, strange...
[20:50] <jws> tah
[20:50] <kinja-sheep> protojay: Use Transmissions. It is low on resources and collect data fast.
[20:50] <trijntje> Binary_Helix, thanks for the link, trying it now
[20:50] <Binary_Helix> @ActionParsnip the way this channels database is set up. I am new to this channel so that was the first time I have saw it used.
[20:50] <protojay> Kinja, but it keeps locking up my computer
[20:50] <Binary_Helix> @trijntje np
[20:50] <protojay> and making it run really sow
[20:51] <protojay> slow
[20:51] <ActionParsnip> Binary_Helix: theres loads, you can also search packages :)
[20:51] <phaitour> darrend: i'm running this in a virtualized environment, could that be why?
[20:51] <barf> Anyone here know Samsung Magicnet?
[20:51] <kinja-sheep> protojay: Look in System Monitor.  Find out what's eating up the CPU.
[20:51] <roracle> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1358817  and this is why i keep posting the link because no one responds... my problem is explained way better than what i can here in IRC
[20:51] <darrend> phaitour: ah.  yes
[20:51] <guntbert> !brain > Binary_Helix
[20:51] <Binary_Helix> !security | Binary_Helix
[20:51] <protojay> Kinja-sheep: its the transmission taking 90+ cpu
[20:52] <phaitour> darrend: but then that still doesn't explain the free space disappearing?
[20:52] <kinja-sheep> protojay: Karmic?
[20:52] <PoisonSerpent_> Will UNR work on an AMD processor? Some people are saying it won't.
[20:52] <darrend> phaitour: using kvm / virt-manager?
[20:52] <Binary_Helix> @poisonserpent yes
[20:52] <phaitour> darrend: ec2
[20:52] <ActionParsnip> PoisonSerpent_: sure it will, its all i use
[20:53] <heoa> ideas how to get man-page "passmass.man"
[20:53] <heoa> ?
[20:53] <kinja-sheep> PoisonSerpent_: I don't see why not. I'm using amd64 and I can see ubuntu-netbook-remix metapackage. I don't think it should be any of problems.
[20:53] <protojay> kinja-sheep: karmic?
[20:53] <ActionParsnip> PoisonSerpent_: if you want 64bt UNR you can install the netbook remix on a normal desktop install
[20:53] <kinja-sheep> protojay: Are you using Hardy, Intrepid, or Karmic?
[20:54] <Binary_Helix> @poisonserpent UNR works on multiple architectures. the only difference in unr and desktop is the interface. the same everything is implemented. including the compatibility across multiple architectures.
[20:54] <protojay> kinja-sheep, im not sure, how do i find out?
[20:54] <PoisonSerpent_> Okay, 'cuz im getting a Gateway LT3103u and it comes with Vista, so I was planning on replacing it with UNR. I
[20:54] <tstebut> Hello
[20:54] <Linux-Dragon> Hi everyone!
[20:55] <tstebut> I have a problem on my client station to join VPN
[20:55] <kinja-sheep> protojay: "lsb_release -cs" in the terminal.
[20:55] <PoisonSerpent_> ** wouldn't plan on using 64bit.
[20:55] <Binary_Helix> @poisonserpent if one really wanted to you could get anyform of linux to run on anything really.
[20:55] <Haura> Hello there. Well I have the following problem: When I download subtitles, I can see only some strange symbols when I open them. What do I need to see them correctly? codecs?
[20:55] <ActionParsnip> Haura: probably fonts
[20:55] <tstebut> Whereas openvpn service is successfully started on my domain conf, no tun0 interface is mounted : ifconfig tun0
[20:55] <tstebut> tun0: error fetching interface information: Device not found
[20:55] <PoisonSerpent_> Binary_Helix: Very true.
[20:55] <protojay> kinja-sheep, karmic
[20:56] <Haura> ActionParsnip: oh thank you, how could I get them?
[20:56] <Binary_Helix> @Haura you need to make sure that the video has subtitles encoded with it. Typically they will be seperate files in the same folder.
[20:56] <phaitour> darrend: thanks for your help
[20:56] <Binary_Helix> @Haura also yes codecs
[20:56] <greg_> DEViUS hp-setup wont let me do anything...
[20:56] <PoisonSerpent_> I am thinking of dualbooting, would there be any problem with GRUB2 and Vista ?
[20:56] <ActionParsnip> Haura: you'll need to see what font is used somehow first
[20:56] <kinja-sheep> protojay: I see. You might have better luck with transmission ppa which will push you up to transmission-1.76.1
[20:56] <ActionParsnip> !fonts | Haura
[20:56] <protojay> kinja-sheep, whats that?
[20:56] <U-b-u-n-t-u> since upgrading to 9.10 firefox and opera have been running slower and I uninstalled and remove the dir and reinstalled but they still are running slow... any suggestions on what might be the cause?
[20:56] <protojay> kinja-sheep, and how do i get it?
[20:56] <Binary_Helix> @poisonserpent if you want it hassle free.
[20:57] <Binary_Helix> install vista first
[20:57] <Binary_Helix> then make room
[20:57] <kinja-sheep> !ppa | protojay
[20:57] <ActionParsnip> Binary_Helix: easier to not have to make room
[20:57] <kinja-sheep> protojay: See https://launchpad.net/~transmissionbt/+archive/ppa
[20:57] <Binary_Helix> @poisonserpent install them side by side and grub will pick up on vista by itself
[20:57] <darrend> phaitour: np, sorry I don't know.. would try some ec2 forums/channels
[20:57] <ActionParsnip> Binary_Helix: PoisonSerpent_: when you partition for vista don't use 100% disk space, leave some unpartitioned space
[20:58] <PoisonSerpent_> ActionParsnip: I know. Im not THAT much of a n00b. :P.
[20:58] <ActionParsnip> PoisonSerpent_: savs the need to mess with resizing malarky, it can be completly sidestepped with planned partitioning
[20:58] <greg_> DEViUS no devices found... how can i ensure im seeing W7 properly
[20:58] <Haura> !Multiverse
[20:58] <ActionParsnip> PoisonSerpent_: i assume nothing
[20:58] <murbani> how do i allow one user at a time access files in my samba file server
[20:58] <Binary_Helix> @poisonserpent alternatively you can right click my computer and goto manage then click the dish usage tab and shrink your existing partition leaving the left over space unallocated.
[20:58] <PoisonSerpent_> Alright. Thanks all.
[20:58] <DEViUS> greg_, are you using iptables by anycahance?
[20:59] <Binary_Helix> @poisonserpent disk* also this assumes you have vista first installed
[20:59] <DEViUS> *chance
[20:59] <webereinc> How do you get Ubuntu to re-discover the video card/monitor?  When the system reboots, if the KVM does not have the monitor active for that server, then it does not discover the correct possible settings and forces a default maximum of 800x600.  If the KVM is set to have the monitor active during reboot, then it discovers that the monitor can, in fact, support 1024x768.  How can you force an active session to re-discover the card/monitor?
[20:59] <greg_> DEViUS no
[21:00] <DEViUS> greg_, i dont know wat to tell you
[21:00] <greg_> DEViUS lol.. thats okay thats normal
[21:00] <DEViUS> greg_, try using cups http://www.hlug.org/presentations/cups/printing.html
[21:00] <murbani> how do i allow one user at a time access files in my samba file server
[21:01] <Binary_Helix> YESSSS cups ftw
[21:01] <Binary_Helix> murbani, edit the config to allow only one incoming connection
[21:01] <D9> is there something wrong with the repositories?  I can't get all of somba to install.  acts like a file is missing.
[21:02] <DEViUS> D9: all hail somba :P
[21:02] <Binary_Helix> @d9 did you try to install using the binarys? also I have not noticed anything wrong with the repos
[21:02] <murbani> edit cups config to allow one incoming connection
[21:03] <erUSUL> !away | ActionParsnip
[21:03] <erUSUL> !away | goose
[21:03] <Binary_Helix> murbani, no edit sabas config
[21:03] <erUSUL> ActionParsnip: sorry :|
[21:03] <ActionParsnip> erUSUL: np man
[21:03] <murbani> sabas ?
[21:04] <D9> Binary_Helix: no i have not.  thats a good idea, but I am kinda new to linux.  5 months, and all I really want is a peer to peer network.  I can't find anything on how to do it.  every google search turns up complex servers and setting nick cards and really old stuff.  my nick is working fine... I just need to move data form one drive to another.
[21:04] <kinja-sheep> Tha-Doc: You there?
[21:04] <DEViUS> em, i was wondering, when i add a command in the file /etc/rc.local, after exit 0, it will start on system startup, but wat if the command needs sudo, do i put a sudo at the begginning or not?
[21:04] <DEViUS> Binary_Helix, i was wondering, when i add a command in the file /etc/rc.local, after exit 0, it will start on system startup, but wat if the command needs sudo, do i put a sudo at the begginning or not?
[21:04] <ActionParsnip> D9: do you mean 2 computers connected directly to each other, without a router
[21:05] <Binary_Helix> @d9 over the network you want this transfer or is it going to the same hardrive or what?
[21:05] <murbani> i need multiple users to connect to share server i just dont want them to access the same files at the same time.. i need to lock a file while in use then break lock when they are done...
[21:05] <ActionParsnip> murbani: samba locks files automatically
[21:05] <murbani> mine isnt
[21:05] <Binary_Helix> @DEVius hmm i am not sure
[21:05] <murbani> im running fedora 11
[21:05] <Binary_Helix> you will have to experiment on that one
[21:06] <ActionParsnip> murbani: i'd ask in #samba
[21:06] <erUSUL> murbani: then ask in #fedora ;)
[21:06] <DEViUS> em, i was wondering, when i add a command in the file /etc/rc.local, after exit 0, it will start on system startup, but wat if the command needs sudo, do i put a sudo at the begginning or not?
[21:06] <murbani> ya i am this was first place i try i get good help on this channel
[21:06] <erUSUL> DEViUS: rc.local runs as root. you do not need sudo there
[21:06] <Binary_Helix> murbani, it is honestly as simple as editing sambas config and changing the line that sais allow X active connections and change allow active connections to one.
[21:07] <DEViUS> erUSUL, oh ok thanx
[21:07] <Binary_Helix> @erUSUL didn't know that thanks.
[21:07] <murbani> will try right now ty
[21:07] <ardchoille> murbani: you should be careful with that, Fedora is a completely different distro and some advice received here might not work or might cause you problems.
[21:08] <murbani> no doubt, i been battling this one all day
[21:08] <Binary_Helix> @ardchoille that is true. Samba is the same though cross platform ;)
[21:08] <murbani> i have test env so ill try it on that
[21:09] <ardchoille> murbani: You're safer in #fedora, tbh
[21:09] <D9> can someone point me in the right direction for a simple peer to peer network?
[21:09] <Binary_Helix> @d9 frostwire
[21:09] <Bobng_> http://tinyurl.com/y9qvhqs
[21:09] <D9> Binary_Helix: what is that?
[21:10] <D9> Binary_Helix: binary, please a little more explination
[21:10] <Binary_Helix> @d9 it is a p2p client. A word of advice though most public p2p clients are filthy infected networks that arent safe.
[21:10] <D9> both systems are connected to the router, both system get to the net, i want them to talk to each other.  I can not find ANY documention on that. I can find documentation on how to set up a server, how to set up a domain, how to configure nick cards, how to set up a web server at your home or buisness... all I want is to move 100g form one system to another.
[21:11] <LuciusMare> hello
[21:11] <LuciusMare> when i login to my kubuntu
[21:11] <Binary_Helix> @d9 you can run searches in the search box and it will probe all the other clients sharing and if they find a match in keywording it will display on your end to download they then become the server you are downloading off of.
[21:11] <LuciusMare> compiz is not running,i've got to run "compiz --replace"
[21:11] <Bobng_> http://tinyurl.com/yjca3tx
[21:11] <D9> Binary_Helix:  I don't want that
[21:11] <Binary_Helix> @d9 you can download off of multiple people so speeds arent so bad but the chances of them having infection etc in there files is high.
[21:12] <Binary_Helix> @d9 I don't blame you. What do you want?
[21:12] <nameo0> hi
[21:12] <natewiebe13> whats the difference between make and ./compile?
[21:12] <nameo0> i just resized my vista partition andwas wondering how i can expand my ubuntu
[21:12] <D9> OMG.. ALL I NEED IS A HOME NETWORK.  PLEASE CAN ANYONE HELP ME WITH A PEER TO PEER NETWORK.  ANY DOCUMENTATION WILL DO. both systems are connected to the router, both system get to the net, i want them to talk to each other.  I can not find ANY documention on that. I can find documentation on how to set up a server, how to set up a domain, how to configure nick cards, how to set up a web server at your home or buisness... all I wan
[21:12] <D9> t is to move 100g form one system to another.
[21:12] <nameo0> ?
[21:13] <grkblood13> ive been meaning to ask this but keep forgetting, does everyone elses vlc icon have a santa hat on?
[21:13] <goose> D9: scp?
[21:13] <natewiebe13> grkblood13: yup
[21:13] <Binary_Helix> @d9 you were not that specific with your first question.
[21:13] <grkblood13> they actually pushed that in an update
[21:13] <goose> grkblood13: yes. it's a holiday thing :p
[21:13] <D9> Binary_Helix: can you help?
[21:13] <Binary_Helix> @d9 create a share that both computers can access.
[21:13] <grkblood13> lol
[21:13] <grkblood13> ok
[21:13] <D9> how
[21:13] <D9> Binary_Helix: how
[21:13] <natewiebe13> grkblood13: it is in there all year, but is only displayed at christmas
[21:14] <Binary_Helix> @d9 one moment I will guide you in the right direction.
[21:14] <grkblood13> ahh
[21:14] <[Spooky]> D9: Use Samba?
[21:14] <grkblood13> for what, the month of december?
[21:14] <D9> Binary_Helix: thanks
[21:14] <guntbert> !ops | Bobng_, joins with an url spam, attempt to launch something weird
[21:14] <goose> D9: google "how to use scp on ubuntu"
[21:14] <natewiebe13> grkblood13: not entirely sure
[21:14] <natewiebe13> anyone know the difference between make and ./compile?
[21:14] <koshari> intel wifi dropping out continuously on 9.10 :-(
[21:15] <Binary_Helix> @d9 read through this http://www.simplehelp.net/2007/05/19/how-to-share-files-and-folders-in-ubuntu/ you will have to set up samba. If you read and follow instructions this will be easy peasy for you trust me.
[21:15] <natewiebe13> i use ssh for sharing
[21:15] <nameo0> how can u expand the ubuntu partition after you have decreased the vista partition?
[21:15] <ardchoille> natewiebe13: make is an app, looks like you are using ./compile to execute the file named "compile" in the current dir
[21:15] <koshari> nameo0 in a live session using gparted
[21:16] <nameo0> koshari: how do i get a live session?
[21:16] <ubuntu_mad> I get this http://pastebin.com/d300ab033 when trying to access my HDD
[21:16] <natewiebe13> ardchoille: yeah, make ends up installing, does ./configure install to current the directory only?
[21:16] <natewiebe13> *the current
[21:16] <D9> Binary_Helix: thanks. that looks like what I need.  Do know if this can be done on a live cd?
[21:16] <ardchoille> natewiebe13: the configure script installs the needed files as dictated in the makefile
[21:17] <natewiebe13> nameo0: what i would do, is boot using a live cd, use the partition manager (gparted) to adjust the partitions
[21:17] <ardchoille> natewiebe13: the configure script just configures, the make installs the needed files as dictated in the makefile
[21:17] <natewiebe13> ardchoille: there is also a ./compile not ./configure
[21:17] <nameo0> when i boot using the cd i cant find gparted anywhere
[21:17] <Binary_Helix> @d9 Well I am sure it could be but it obviously would not be permanent.
[21:18] <guntbert> ardchoille: .configure usually generates the makefile (from some template)
[21:18] <Binary_Helix> name0
[21:18] <ardchoille> natewiebe13: that sounds like it just compiles and possibly calls make. I don't know, you'd have to read the compile script
[21:18] <Binary_Helix> @name0 sudo apt-get install gparted
[21:18] <ardchoille> guntbert: right
[21:18] <natewiebe13> nameo0: system -> administration -> partition editor
[21:18] <mebaran151> I'd like to export what my computer is playing on my soundcard as a streaming mp3
[21:18] <mebaran151> now would I do that
[21:18] <mebaran151> *how
[21:19] <Binary_Helix> @mebaran151 across what? streaming to what?
[21:19] <mebaran151> my computer is in my bedroom and has a Squeezebox attached
[21:19] <D9> Binary_Helix: I am using a live cd right now and I thought that may be why I can't get somba.  tried via that terminal and via the gui.
[21:20] <mebaran151> I'd like to allow my squeezebox to play what I have on my computer, so I could watch movies and such
[21:20] <natewiebe13> ardchoille: turns out its just calling make, should have checked the script before asking
[21:20] <D9> mebaran151: that funny, I heard the song mommas got a squeeze box.  LOL..
[21:20] <Binary_Helix> @d9 So you are trying to share a windows partition out?
[21:20] <mebaran151> without running a cord (Squeezebox is all wireless)
[21:21] <natewiebe13> mebaran: i use twonkymedia, its worth buying
[21:21] <mebaran151> squeezebox can tune into internet radio stations
[21:21] <Binary_Helix> @mebaran151 sorry I can't help. I have no exp with squeezebox
[21:21] <mebaran151> so I'd essentially like to broadcast my soundcard's output as in internet radio station
[21:21] <mebaran151> if I can get that, I can do the rest I think
[21:22] <natewiebe13> mebaran151: http://www.mysqueezebox.com/download
[21:22] <blinkiz> Does ubuntu karmic desktop have PAE activated by default in the kernel?
[21:23] <natewiebe13> logitech made their own linux squeezebox server
[21:23] <natewiebe13> blinkiz: no (not 99% positive)
[21:24] <natewiebe13> blinkiz: seeing that the pae kernel is not installed on my machine
[21:24] <nameo0> i cant find gparted anywhere
[21:24] <Jerkman> hey, i am looking for a free cron program that can fire evert 10 minutes? anyone know of one? or can offer a box... all i need is a php script to be run every 10 mins
[21:25] <natewiebe13> ALT+F2 then type gparted
[21:25] <natewiebe13> *gksu gparted
[21:25] <guntbert> !ot | Jerkman
[21:25] <Jerkman> sorry, not program, service...
[21:25] <Jerkman> oh, thanks guntbert
[21:25] <nameo0> thy
[21:25] <helloubuntu> ?
[21:25] <Flannel> blinkiz: It sometimes does activate it automatically.  But, you can do it manually by installing/using the linux-generic-pae kernel
[21:26] <blinkiz> Flannel, thanks
[21:26] <mebaran151> natewiebe13, I got the software running
[21:26] <mebaran151> I just want my squeezebox to play what my soundcard is running
[21:26] <mebaran151> the server software is working just peachy
[21:28] <obiwan_> hi folks, please i got a real problem, my wifi won't work. I was supposed to go tonight with my family but i need to repair this before leaving. I get a reported but unsolved bug, about wl broadcom sta module when trying to enable it in jockey. It exactly says 'sorry, there Sorry, installation of this driver failed.
[21:29] <obiwan_> i'm really upset cause i can't find a way to solve this, and i just need to leave
[21:29] <obiwan_> btw, in jaunty worked perfect
[21:29] <reeeeeesty> anybody here know of a good channel for cabling help? Im buying 1000 ft of cat5e and i think the deal is "too good"
[21:29] <koshari> nameo0 i beleive its called partition editor in the admin menu
[21:29] <Diverdude> what c++ compiler do you guys recommend on ubuntu?
[21:30] <obiwan_> gcc
[21:30] <koshari> reeeeeesty here it costs about .33AUD/meter
[21:30] <obiwan_> please guys what can i do?
[21:30] <Lyra> Hey guys, I just updated to 9.10 and I'm having some issues with graphics. I cant enable the proprietary drivers for my graphics card and everything just seems jerky.
[21:30] <guntbert> reeeeeesty: ##hardware maybe?
[21:30] <nameo0> koshari: i cant find it in there and when i try alt f2 and run gksu gparted it does nothing
[21:32] <ixbidie> heyho leutz
[21:32] <Diverdude> any c++ extensions for emacs?
[21:32] <koshari> Lyra have you updated all the packages?
[21:32] <Scunizi> nameo0: if gparted isn't installed then nothing will happen.. you also don't need to run it from Alt F2 ..
[21:33] <Scunizi> nameo0: if it's installed you'll typically find it under System>Admin>Partition Manager
[21:33] <nameo0> Scunizi: where can i find the installation for gparted?
[21:34] <Scunizi> nameo0: you can use terminal with "sudo apt-get install gparted" or open Synaptic package manager and search for it.
[21:34] <baz_> howdy! I am across the country right now outside my home lan. On my home lan I have 2 computers: my desktop and a nas. If I SSH into my desktop, and then from there SSHFS into my nas, the drive mounts nicely on my desktop. However, if I try the same SSHFS from here (outside the lan) I get a "connection reset by peer" error. I can SSH into both my nas and desktop from here without issue. I checked the top hits on google but none of thos
[21:34] <baz_> e seems to address my issue. Any ideas wy I can't sshfs into my nas drive?
[21:35] <Diverdude> any recommended c++ extensions for emacs?
[21:35] <koshari> nameo0 if its not on the 9.10 cd get the gpated live image
[21:35] <tpw_lappy> baz_: did you allow your nas to access the outside world, ie a dmz?
[21:36] <Scunizi> baz_: your router probably doesn't have a different port forwarded to the NAS alone.. that's why you can get to it from the other machine within the lan while connected to it via ssh
[21:36] <hiyo> I need help I can not enable wireless internet on my Ubuntu partition
[21:36] <amokpaule> Hello, for some reason my mic is not working in ubuntu karmic. Its a creative soundcard, i have unmuted the mic but it just wont work.
[21:37] <Diverdude> b
[21:37] <ubuntu_mad> hiyo: i would help but im a noob
[21:37] <kinja-sheep> baz_: If you said you can ssh into your nas from outside world, perhaps you forget to specify sshfs port?
[21:37] <hiyo> any one else who can help me?
[21:38] <packetcase> is it possbile to divide a partition into two without deleting the data already on it?
[21:38] <hal> whats up YVan?
[21:38] <kinja-sheep> packetcase: Sure! That is a risk I would not consider doing it.  Back up your precious media.
[21:38] <kfizz> hiyo, what kind of wireless card do you have?
[21:39] <thedickens> hiyo: you cannot connect to a wireless network or you can't simply see a wireless network in network manager?
[21:39] <packetcase> kinja-sheep: How?
[21:39] <kinja-sheep> packetcase: How (for which part?)
[21:39] <nameo0> okay i got gparted
[21:39] <edson> somebody problem grub2 message the symbol ' ' not found?
[21:39] <nameo0> now how do i extend ubuntu
[21:40] <Lungan> Just installed ubuntu on an old HP computer, but i cant connect to internet through wired or wireless connection?
[21:40] <Lungan> When i connect the cable nothing happens
[21:40] <packetcase> kinja-sheep: which tools should I use to partition?
[21:40] <Lungan> And no wifi networks found
[21:40] <Lungan> but everything with the internet connection is fine since i am on wifi with this coomputer
[21:40] <r0k3tm3n> lungan: open a terminal and type 'ifconfig'
[21:40] <Lungan> ok
[21:40] <Lungan> and then?
[21:40] <kinja-sheep> packetcase: You have to be on LiveCD to partition (if you're trying to partition the one you're on right now).
[21:41] <r0k3tm3n> post what happens
[21:41] <kfizz> Lungan you can post to the ubuntu pastebin: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com
[21:41] <Lungan> r0k3tm3n, I don't get an ip from dhcp server, but i get and ip when i put the cable into this computer, so the internet connection is fine
[21:41] <Lungan> But the computer havent any internet connection
[21:41] <Lungan> kfizz,
[21:42] <Lungan> Is there any spec i should look for?
[21:42] <r0k3tm3n> Lungan:  type 'ping 69.66.0.19'
[21:42] <Lungan> I dont get any Ip adress
[21:42] <Lungan> r0k3tm3n, Network is unreachable
[21:42] <ElNombre> hey guys
[21:43] <Lungan> r0k3tm3n,  the strange thing is that I find eth0 when im on internet tools
[21:43]  * othmanovski bonsoir
[21:43] <baz_> Scunizi, I can ssh into it from the outside world
[21:43] <r0k3tm3n> Lungan: ok, type 'ifconfig eth0' and post the results to here
[21:43] <Scunizi> baz_: into the NAS or another machine in the LAN
[21:43] <ElNombre> can anyone give me a hand getting DVDs to work? I've followed all the guides on the net and downloaded all the files etc, but whatever player I use just goes mental and starts skipping frames when I put a DVD in, any ideas?
[21:43] <baz_> kinja-sheep, I can specify a special port for sshfs? I thought that was all client side and it just goes through ssh?
[21:43] <Appetite> how do i know what my USB device is? (is it /dev/sda2, /dev/sda3, etc?)
[21:43] <baz_> Scunizi, both
[21:44] <bahaa> Hi guys, I downloaded a program from the Internet put it came with the extension .package how can I install it?
[21:44] <Scunizi> baz_: then I think I'm lost.. what *can't* you do? log into both at the same time?
[21:44] <kinja-sheep> baz_: You say you can ssh into nas DIRECTLY from outside world? You used a port for that?
[21:44] <bahaa> I have it in the Downloads folder.
[21:44] <amokpaule> Someone got an idea howe i get my mic working on a creative xifi card?
[21:44] <baz_> kinja-sheep, the default port 22
[21:44] <ZenGuy3112> is there a bandwidth monior software that'll work with ubuntu netbook remix..netspeed doesn;t show when i run it.
[21:45] <baz_> Scunizi, I can SSH, I cannot SSHFS
[21:45] <kinja-sheep> baz_: For both your computer and the nas? o.O
[21:45] <Appetite> how do i know what my USB device is? (is it /dev/sda2, /dev/sda3, etc?)
[21:45] <baz_> kinja-sheep, no my desktop is on 8080
[21:45] <kinja-sheep> Appetite: sudo fdisk -l
[21:45] <nameo0> can someone please tell me how i can extend my ubuntu partition
[21:45] <nameo0> i already have unallocated memory
[21:46] <Elite_> hi guys i just installed a 2nd hard drive i formatted to ext3 i set it to auto mount but it says i am not the owner the owner is set to root how can i change it to me ?
[21:46] <r0k3tm3n> lungan: umm, there is no connection
[21:46] <Lungan> r0k3tm3n,  :S what can the problem be
[21:46] <baz_> kinja-sheep, does that make sense?
[21:46] <steffan> !partion > nameo0
[21:46] <bahaa> please any Ideas?
[21:46] <Appetite> kinja-sheep, how do i figure it out after i do that?
[21:46] <steffan> !partition > nameo0
[21:46] <bahaa> how to install the program?
[21:46] <kinja-sheep> baz_: Meh. Do try ssh into your NAS directly right now.
[21:47] <kfizz> Elite_ have you tried chown? I've never used it on a whole HDD but I figure it should work?
[21:47] <r0k3tm3n> Lungan: are you possitive your router is configured properly and the cable is ok?
[21:47] <kinja-sheep> baz_: I'm thinking it could be the mistake with your sshfs command.
[21:47] <ElNombre> sorry to repeat myself, but can anyone help me with my DVD problem?
[21:47] <baz_> kinja-sheep, ok I am in with ssh
[21:47] <kinja-sheep> !dvd | ElNombre
[21:47] <Elite_> kfizz yes i did sudo chown -R username:username /media/mountpointofthedrive
[21:47] <nameo0> steffan: srry i am really new to ubuntu. how do i do that?
[21:47] <kfizz> Elite_ what output did you get when you ran that?
[21:47] <Lungan> r0k3tm3n, yep im sure of that, because i just tried on this computer, and had never before connected to that internet throug that router
[21:48] <ElNombre> kinja-sheep: thanks but I've been through all of that before and I still can't play DVDs cause of the horrible la
[21:48] <ElNombre> lag*
[21:48] <Appetite> kinja-sheep, how do i figure it out after i do sudo fdisk -l
[21:48] <Guest79283> kinja I got it all working but when I play the movies they are so choppy, and they go in and out sound and all can I fix that or is something wrong?
[21:48] <Elite_> but my username made it go to root
[21:48] <baz_> kinja-sheep, i was able to successfully SSHFS from my the desktop that I ssh'd into (convulted I know!) do you think there would be a different command from outside
[21:48] <bahaa> guys I'm sorry to repeat my self too, but can any body help me to install a program from a package?
[21:48] <kinja-sheep> baz_: In my experiences, I get connection reset because of wrong ssh key or such, but sshfs does not have --verbose mode. :(
[21:49] <kinja-sheep> baz_: That must be it... Differences in IP address.
[21:49] <Elite_>  i didn't get any output
[21:49] <homezz> has any been able successfully print from a ubuntu box to a win7 pro computer over a network?
[21:49] <r0k3tm3n> kinja-sheep:  sshfs -vvv _____ ?
[21:49] <baz_> kinja-sheep, ya thats killing me no verbose mode :)
[21:49] <Elite_> just went back to the $
[21:49] <Scunizi> baz_: you might find this interesting.. http://groups.google.com/group/linux.debian.user/browse_thread/thread/7f0bc7d040927d0e
[21:49] <Appetite> AFter i do sudo fdisk -l, how can i tell which is my USB device?
[21:50] <r0k3tm3n> Lungan:  fill me in a bit, you have two machines, one with ur irc client and another with no internet connection?
[21:50] <steffan> nameo0: I suggest taking a look at GParted, ubottu will send you a link containing more information
[21:50] <tha-doc> ! tab | kinja-sheep do you know what i mean
[21:50] <steffan> !gparted > nameo0
[21:50] <kinja-sheep> !away > beryybarry|away
[21:50] <LjL> !away > beryybarry|away    (beryybarry|away, see the private message from ubottu)
[21:50] <jl-satyr> I'm using the Ubuntu Desktop 9.10 installer's ecryptfs setup and am trying to move my wrapped-passphrase to a USB key. I'm having problems doing this.  I posted a question about it at https://answers.launchpad.net/ecryptfs/+question/94828 If someone could take a look at it and tell me what I'm doing wrong I'd appreciate it.
[21:50] <Lungan> r0k3tm3n, have any idea?
[21:51] <kinja-sheep> tha-doc: Bow-wow. You know what?
[21:51] <kinja-sheep> tha-doc: "When uShare is started in DLNA mode and if it is in the process of parsing the shared media files, PS3 won't be able to connect to uShare service properly. You might get a "Media Server Error: A DLNA protocol error(501) has occured". You have to wait for parsing to get over before PS3 can connect successfully. This time depends on the number of media files including photos, audio and video in the shared directories."
[21:51] <Appetite> AFter i do sudo fdisk -l, how can i tell which is my USB device?
[21:51] <r0k3tm3n> Lungan: its hard to diagnose w/o having it front of me.  try to restart...
[21:51] <Lungan> r0k3tm3n, thats right, this is my computer where everything works wll on ubuntu, and now I just installed on a friends computer where the internet doesnt work
[21:51] <tha-doc> kinja well I got my movies to play on my ps3 but they start and stop like they are loading and all that, how can I fix that?
[21:51] <homezz> has any been able successfully print from a ubuntu box to a win7 pro computer over a network?
[21:52] <Lungan> r0k3tm3n, Already tried that, Ived runned ubuntu 100% for 4 years and never hade any problem like this
[21:52] <tha-doc> kinja I am using mediatomb
[21:52] <kinja-sheep> tha-doc: You could turn off DLNA and use Xbox360 UPnP -- The only drawback is that you would see *everything* (files such as .doc that cannot be played on PS3).
[21:52] <r0k3tm3n> homezz: u need to share the printer through the network, i havent done that b4
[21:52] <bahaa> please how can I install a package???????????????????????
[21:52] <heoa> What does mean "Linux/SVGA version"? SVGA="super video graphic array"?
[21:52] <baz_> thanks Scunizi - I'm taking a look
[21:52] <Lungan> r0k3tm3n, Would be wrong to let him go with windows, but if I cant find any solution I haveto install that
[21:52] <kinja-sheep> tha-doc: Oh I don't know about mediatomb. Also, that's the drawback of network buffering.
[21:53] <r0k3tm3n> Lungan: i woudl suggest trying a different ethernet card b/c there might be no drivers
[21:53] <perlsyntax> Does anyone know how to setup minicom to a mc760 on linux?
[21:53] <tha-doc> kinja-sheep: well It works with mediatomb but why is it start and stop and the audio too like that
[21:53] <perlsyntax> usb modem
[21:53] <Lungan> r0k3tm3n, hmm its on a laptop
[21:53] <tha-doc> kinja anywayy that I can fix that issue at all?
[21:53] <kinja-sheep> tha-doc: Wireless latency.
[21:53] <charlie__> This is my first adventure with Ubuntu, And I need help installing the motherboard drivers!
[21:53] <BluesKaj> !dvd
[21:53] <tha-doc> kinja so no way to fix it then?
[21:53] <Ookami> hi there everyone ^^
[21:54] <LjL> charlie__: there are "motherboard drivers"?
[21:54] <ubuntu_mad> Can someone help me fix this? http://pastebin.com/d300ab033
[21:54] <LjL> ubuntu_mad: that post doesn't exist
[21:54] <dayo_> can someone help with this, please? trying to install django from svn: http://pastebin.com/m26ba387b
[21:54] <BluesKaj> is there a substitute for the run command (alt+f2) ? , mine has disappeared
[21:55] <ubuntu_mad> LjL: sorry give me a sec
[21:55] <Ookami> How can i use "copy,Sync" contacts from "@live, or Gmail" account to "Evolution" so that i can send to them using it ? ? ? ?
[21:55] <kinja-sheep> tha-doc: If your computer and PS3 are connected via ethernet, you'll get faster speed as to reduce the latency.
[21:55] <ChogyDan> BluesKaj: hmm, is this gnome?  have you checked your shortcuts?
[21:55] <ubuntu_mad> here it is http://pastebin.com/m6505b029
[21:56] <kinja-sheep> tha-doc: Use wires instead of wireless. You may still experience lags but much less than wireless. I'm going to go now.
[21:56] <r0k3tm3n> Ookami: export ur gmail contacts to a .cvs file and import that into Evolution
[21:56] <tha-doc> kinja I cant run it using ethernet, too far away, in a complete other room, So either way it won't work because of latency?  and I assume that I can't speed it up then?
[21:56] <emanuele> buona sera a tutti
[21:56] <LjL> !it | emanuele
[21:56] <LjL> ubuntu_mad: have you tried running the command with sudo
[21:57] <hums> quit()
[21:57] <Ookami> r0k3tm3n, i tried that .. it gets complicated ,, like the e-mails goes into another filed .. and i can't use it properly ,, any other hints ?
[21:57] <r0k3tm3n> Ookami: are you setup using IMAP or POP?
[21:58] <Ookami> IMAP .. by default i guess
[21:58] <emanuele> il mio è impostato initaliano penso?! O_o
[21:58] <r0k3tm3n> Ookami: IMAP creates folders automatically, u just have to deal with it
[21:58] <daves111_> help; my new version of ubuntu freezes after starting unless I use failsafe gnome
[21:59] <charlie__> ????
[21:59] <Ookami> i don't get it man ? ,, is POP better ?
[21:59] <Appetite> AFter i do sudo fdisk -l, how can i tell which is my USB device?
[21:59] <r0k3tm3n> Ookami: thats like saying gateway to hp.  IMAP is said to be better, but apples to oranges
[22:00] <BluesKaj> ChogyDan, no kde4.4
[22:00] <tha-doc> Anyone know how to fix the lag of wireless latency when running mediatomb to ps3?  without having wires
[22:00] <charlie__> Can anyone see me?
[22:00] <syk> charlie__, YES
[22:00] <C4N> no charlie__ your web cam is turned off
[22:00] <charlie__> Hi Sky
[22:00] <Appetite> After i do sudo fdisk -l, how can i tell which is my USB device?
[22:00] <daves111_> can someone help? my new version of ubuntu freezes after starting unless I use failsafe gnome
[22:00] <emanuele> buonasera
[22:00] <charlie__> I need some basic help
[22:01] <ga_sk8er> im having sound issues. everytime i do an online game that requires jave, the game dont do sound
[22:02] <C4N> flush after you use the toilet
[22:02] <ChogyDan> BluesKaj: well on gnome it is just a shortcut.  I don't know kde...
[22:02] <charlie__> I have no webcam
[22:02] <ga_sk8er> speakers play music, play sounds in pidgin when friends ligin or logout
[22:02] <C4N> that's why i can't see you :(
[22:02] <r0k3tm3n> charlie__:  that was a joke... can u see me??   nm
[22:02] <C4N> lol
[22:02] <Appetite> After i do sudo fdisk -l, how can i tell which is my USB device?
[22:02] <Ookami> r0k3tm3n, hmm .. i still don't get it .. + why when i use @Live.com accounts ,, messages gets deleted from the real account and go to Evolution's Inbox insted = Deleted inbox in the website .. + how do i get the contacts to evolution so that i don't need to reorganize each and every mail ? .. last question is the most important :P
[22:02] <charlie__> Yes
[22:02] <HuleaAlex> Hey there, just installed Eeebuntu and I have one , that's right, one question... for now
[22:02] <ChogyDan> Ookami: evolution doesn't support imap
[22:02] <ga_sk8er> Appetite. if its a thumb drive or jump drive it should appear on desktop like loading a cd in the cd-rom
[22:02] <daves111_> my new version of ubuntu freezes after starting unless I use failsafe gnome
[22:02] <r0k3tm3n> Ookami: i dont use Evolution so i cant help u there, srry
[22:02] <HuleaAlex> Anyone?
[22:02] <ga_sk8er> im having sound issues with mine
[22:02] <Ookami> ChogyDan, it's working with my @Gmail .. hmm ..
[22:02] <charlie__> I need help getting motherboard drivers installed with ubuntu 9.10
[22:02] <Appetite> ga_sk8er, nothing is on my desktop, im wondering how to do it via fdisk -l
[22:03] <BluesKaj> ChogyDan, it's on kmenu as 'run command' in kde , alt+f2 launches it on both I think
[22:03] <ga_sk8er> appetite idk how
[22:03] <HuleaAlex> eeebuntu?
[22:03] <Ookami> r0k3tm3n, thanks man ^^ .. is there an alternative ?
[22:03] <daves111_> someone say "Hi"
[22:03] <HuleaAlex> c'mon, anyone?
[22:03] <HuleaAlex> Hi
[22:03] <daves111_> thanks
[22:03] <ga_sk8er> i dont get sound when i do java games online but sound works everywhere else
[22:03] <daves111_> my new version of ubuntu freezes after starting unless I use failsafe gnome
[22:03] <ChogyDan> Ookami: I don't know if that is why you are having that problem, but evolution implements imap incorrectly for some issue with deleting emails.  don't know it exactly
[22:03] <ChogyDan> !ask | HuleaAlex
[22:03] <daves111_> HELP my new version of ubuntu freezes after starting unless I use failsafe gnome
[22:04] <daves111_> any ideas?
[22:04] <Ookami> ChogyDan, okay ,, do you know a way that i can transfer "contacts" from any account to "Evolution" properly ?
[22:04] <HuleaAlex> ChogyDan: Okay, I haave sound issues , I can hear the sound on my eeepc with eeebuntu, but it's not using all the force the speakers have, I mean it's barely a whisper
[22:04] <HuleaAlex> Have*
[22:04] <ChogyDan> Ookami: Nor, sorry
[22:05] <Ookami> ChogyDan, thanks :(
[22:05] <Ookami> or :)
[22:05] <blakkheim> HuleaAlex: those speakers are pretty quiet. i use headphones with my eeepc.
[22:05] <ChogyDan> HuleaAlex: erm hrm, what version?
[22:05] <ElNombre> hey dudes, quick question... I'm using the regionset program, the readme says to "call 'make'"... what does that mean? sorry :P
[22:05] <charlie__> Anyone got help for a first timer??
[22:05] <HuleaAlex> Latest update
[22:05] <blakkheim> !compile > ElNombre
[22:05] <ElNombre> thanks :)
[22:05] <r0k3tm3n> charlie__:  just ask ur ? on one line
[22:05] <Lungan> anyone good at ndiswrapper? having som trouble with wired and wireless driver on a hp compute
[22:06] <HuleaAlex> speakears were not quiet in Windows... least that was the only thins gates got it right
[22:06] <Ookami> what's an eeepc anyway :-/
[22:06] <ChogyDan> HuleaAlex: so karmic?  well, on my eee, I had to switch to alsa over pulseaudio.  I suggest you try googleing your eee model and look for sound solutions
[22:06] <HuleaAlex> I mean , they totally rocked... with rock of course
[22:06] <blakkheim> Ookami: a netbook
[22:06] <HuleaAlex> oh
[22:06] <Ookami> and the "eee" means ?
[22:06] <Appetite> After i do sudo fdisk -l, how can i tell which is my USB device?
[22:06] <blakkheim> Ookami: ask asus
[22:06] <r0k3tm3n> Ookami: a netbook series make by Asus
[22:07] <Ookami> oooh .. ok ^^
[22:07] <charlie__> How do I get motherboard drivers installer after installing ubuntu OS??
[22:07] <blakkheim> Appetite: it will probably be /dev/sdb
[22:07] <HuleaAlex> easy... etc... entertaining... something something
[22:07] <blakkheim> charlie__: the kernel should autodetect most for you
[22:07] <r0k3tm3n> charlie__:  be more specific, what isnt working?
[22:07] <surf> hi I have a problem . My ubuntu 9.10 keeps disconnetting from my wifi wan. How can I fix this? Only firefox opened.
[22:08] <daves111_> anyone, any ideas? computer freezes after desktop appears with 9.10 just installed
[22:08] <charlie__> I put in the disk and click on setup and get error messages every time
[22:08] <r0k3tm3n> surf: do u have a low signal and out of range?
[22:08] <charlie__> Can't get sound to work
[22:08] <surf> r0k3tm3n, 100% signal
[22:08] <blakkheim> !sound > charlie__
[22:08] <ChogyDan> daves111_: I don't have any ideas but to try reinstalling.  Sometimes that is easier than trying to figure out what happened
[22:09] <daves111_> I did
[22:09] <ga_sk8er> charlie_ try headphones in to make sure it isnt just ur speakers went bad
[22:09] <surf> charlie__, here you don't need to do that. Ubuntu does not work with .exe (win extensions)
[22:09] <HuleaAlex> ChogyDan: um, tried pulseaudio, but the audio levels were still the same, quiet
[22:09] <Lungan> Anyone who have an idea why wired internet connection doesnt work on an hp computer?
[22:09] <digitalaxis> Where would i go to find someone to make a company logo for my non-profit group? I assume ubuntu has some sort of graphics group.
[22:09] <ChogyDan> HuleaAlex: no, try alsa
[22:09] <daves111_> ChogyDan: I have re installed
[22:09] <charlie__> don't know where to access the message!
[22:09] <ga_sk8er> surf actually linux does work with exe with the help of wine
[22:09] <blakkheim> !sound | charlie__
[22:09] <dath> is there an official ubuntu 9.10 dvd insert?
[22:10] <slawi> k
[22:10] <HuleaAlex> ChogyDan: But I was complaining about alsa in the first place
[22:10] <surf> ga_sk8er, yeah but it has to emulate apis... I mean it's better to use free software...
[22:10] <blinkiz_> Hi. Installing karmic desktop into a new machine here. Can not see the encryption option (luks) under the installation. Choosing type for the partition and encryption is not there anymore. Why?
[22:10] <blakkheim> ga_sk8er: true, but this dude shouldn't be trying to install drivers in wine so that's not of much help.
[22:10] <ChogyDan> HuleaAlex: what model are you working?
[22:10] <blakkheim> blinkiz_: encryption isn't on the default install cd, use the alternate
[22:10] <ga_sk8er> charlie at top of ur scree n on the display bar next to the date is an icon that looks like a speaker. the default volume is all the way muted. left click it to open the sound properties then adjust the volume
[22:11] <blinkiz_> blakkheim, it was on the default cd under jaunty. Or am I remember it wrong?
[22:11] <HuleaAlex> ChogyDan: 904hd
[22:11] <blakkheim> blinkiz_: it was always on the alternate install cd, never the regular
[22:11] <surf> any idea bout the wifi signal dropping?
[22:11] <duffydack> hi, i cant boot the karmic liveusb.  it starts to boot showing the white circle logo, then text appears for a nanosecond and screen goes black (about the time it should show the fancy bootsplash).  ive booted previous versions on the usbstick before, this is a new laptop tho..im lost.
[22:11] <blinkiz_> alright
[22:11] <ga_sk8er> my sound works but not in java online games. anyone got any ideas what could be causing it?
[22:11] <HuleaAlex> I mean the speakers boomed when I put some of bethovens music
[22:13] <HuleaAlex> Anyway, thanks blakkheim for the headphone heads up, they do sound better than my current speakers... that is louder I mean
[22:13] <ChogyDan> HuleaAlex: try: alsamixer   is everything maxed?
[22:13] <r0k3tm3n> i have already googled this, can someone direct me to a good IRC guide for console commands etc ?
[22:13] <HuleaAlex> ChogyDan: Everything is maxed out man
[22:13] <Dezine> Is there anyway to run a dskchk on a windows partition from Ubuntu?
[22:13] <daves111_> anyone - any idea why I can use failsafe gnome but freezes with regular gnome?
[22:13] <surf> I have 100% signal but my wi-fi drops. Mozilla and Ktorrent opened (up set to 5kb/s)
[22:14] <surf> Dezine, how is it formatted? fat32 or ntfs?
[22:14] <r0k3tm3n> surf: run 'ifconfig' and post the results (http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/ )
[22:14] <Dezine> surf, ntfs
[22:15] <NeuroFuzzy> s
[22:15] <ChogyDan> HuleaAlex: and you tried both alsa and pulseaudio?
[22:15] <daves111_> well, nobody seems to want to answer ... bye
[22:15] <surf> r0k3tm3n, while it's working or not? I did see it and seems good... but then drops...
[22:15] <r0k3tm3n> daves111_: u have asked a few times, i suggest trying another channel  =)
[22:15] <r0k3tm3n> surf: either or
[22:15] <daves111_> like what channel ...how do I find one?
[22:15] <Bragex9> damn... I have just installed ubuntu and restarted the pc. I am asked to login, but when I use the username and password I hust get a message saying "authentication failed". What is wrong here?
[22:15] <ga_sk8er> my sound works but not in java online games. anyone got any ideas what could be causing it?
[22:16] <ChogyDan> HuleaAlex: have you maxed out lineout?
[22:16] <HuleaAlex> ChogyDan: Both are identical when it comes to sound output
[22:16] <surf> r0k3tm3n, http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m5a7a3847
[22:16] <tha-doc> anyone know how to get the good drivers for a gx270 integrated graphics card?
[22:17] <aliciapg> does anyone know how to get sound working in karmic with avidemux?
[22:17] <HuleaAlex> ChogyDan: hey, It actually was the line out
[22:17] <surf> Dezine, is it a boot partition? Why don't you go chkdsk with the ms cd?
[22:17] <HuleaAlex> problem solved!
[22:17] <NeuroFuzzy> can anyone help a noob getting a "error: cannot compute suffix of object files: cannot compile" error?
[22:17] <cheri703> trying to set up a torrent client on an android phone, but need to get the webclient for transmission working with my no-ip hostname...it won't. thoughts?
[22:17] <HuleaAlex> ChogyDan: Thank you very much
[22:17] <blakkheim> cheri703: this is an ubuntu support channel
[22:17] <syk> Bragex9, did you setup a username and password?
[22:17] <cheri703> yes, transmission is in ubuntu
[22:18] <HuleaAlex> You guys are the greatest
[22:18] <blakkheim> !ot | cheri703
[22:18] <cheri703> other programs work though no-ip,
[22:18] <duffydack> hi, i cant boot the karmic liveusb.  it starts to boot showing the white circle logo, then text appears for a nanosecond and screen goes black (about the time it should show the fancy bootsplash).  ive booted previous versions on the usbstick before, this is a new laptop tho..im lost.
[22:18] <dath> can you mount usb hdds with multiple partitions in linux?
[22:18] <HuleaAlex> Kudos all of you
[22:18] <surf> Dezine, ubuntu does not have an ntfs checker but there's a ntfsfix which will force the check at the next reboot of ms
[22:18] <blakkheim> dath: yes
[22:18] <ChogyDan> HuleaAlex: adding to /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base :     options snd-hda-intel model=3stack     ?
[22:18] <aliciapg> does anyone know how to get sound working in karmic with avidemux?
[22:18] <dath> blakkheim: also ntfs ?
[22:18] <blakkheim> dath: with ntfs-3g yes
[22:18] <Dezine> surf, I booted the cd but for some reason there isn't any repair options. I can't boot into Windows at all.
[22:18] <NeuroFuzzy> can anyone help a noob getting a "error: cannot compute suffix of object files: cannot compile" error?
[22:18] <malev> hi, is there anyone who has a HP Pavilion dv6  ?
[22:18] <Dezine> I'll try and figure something out. Thanks.
[22:19] <dath> blakkheim: does it mount automatically or how do you mount an usb device?
[22:19] <Solorvox> Could someone please look at this bug, and maybe put it in the right category/assign it? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/498008
[22:19] <blakkheim> dath: hal should either automount it or let you mount it by clicking on it in the file manager, or you can add it to /etc/fstab if you want it mounted on startup
[22:19] <surf> Dezine, yes there is. Go to the repair console and then select your win partition. Then chkdsk -p -r if I remember correctly
[22:19] <madagascar27> I need help I downloaded wubi 8.04 LTS awhile ago, and now when i boot into ubuntu i get into busybox
[22:19] <Bragex9> I was just asked my name... I don't think I actually setup a username... I am not sure exactlt what I did during pre-installation. I entered my name and a password. But it fails trying to login with those
[22:19] <blakkheim> madagascar27: don't use wubi
[22:20] <dath> blakkheim: what happens when you have a device uuid in fstab which isnt attached to the system?
[22:20] <Dezine> Surf, for some reason it just boots right to the partition menu, there isn't any option to go to the repair console.
[22:20] <blakkheim> dath: it doesn't get mounted
[22:20] <aliciapg> no one knows?
[22:20] <dath> blakkheim: does any error pop up?
[22:20] <surf> Dezine, try again and press R (recovery console)
[22:20] <blakkheim> dath: don't know offhand, i never use UUID
[22:20] <madagascar27> blakkheim: i wont any more i just need to get in so i can copy some files
[22:20] <chun> Hi, wonder if anyone can help with this error on apt-get update: W: Failed to fetch http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/karmic/Release  Unable to find expected entry  main/binary-i386/Packages in Meta-index file (malformed Release file?)
[22:20] <Dezine> ok
[22:20] <Dezine> I'll try again, thanks for the help.
[22:20] <NeuroFuzzy> does anyone know what the "cannot compute suffix of object files: cannot compile" error is caused by then?
[22:20] <Bragex9> syk: I was just asked my name... I don't think I actually setup a username... I am not sure exactlt what I did during pre-installation. I entered my name and a password. But it fails trying to login with those
[22:21] <NeuroFuzzy> does anyone know what the "cannot compute suffix of object files: cannot compile" error is caused by?
[22:22] <anathematic> I've just had to replace the motherboard on my ubuntu server and now it can't be found on the network, how do I find out if the new network adapter is working?
[22:22] <anathematic> I don't have dhcp on my network
[22:22] <ikonia> anathematic: if you do an lspci will show it if it can see the physical hardware, if you do an ifconfig -a it will show if it can use the device
[22:22] <anathematic> cheers ikonia  I'll look at that and report back
[22:22] <dath> blakkheim: when you add a usb device in fstab, how do you address it? /dev or uuid or what? i never manually mounted a usb hdd
[22:22] <madagascar27> "Busybox v1.1.3 (Debian 1.1.1.3-5ubunu7) Bult-in shell (ash) Enter help for a list of built in commands. (initramfs)" is what I see
[22:23] <ubuntu_mad> i'll try again...anyone got ideas----->> http://pastebin.com/m6505b029
[22:24] <ikonia> ubuntu_mad: mount it as root
[22:24] <surf> ubuntu_mad, you must be super user
[22:24] <ubuntu_mad> ikonia: in drive properties?
[22:24] <EntityReborn> HM
[22:24] <ikonia> ubuntu_mad: how are you trying to mount it ?
[22:25] <EntityReborn> Hello. Trying to get dual head up, and it works, with two really weird problems.
[22:25] <ubuntu_mad> it only happend after my battery went flat and on reboot after fsck
[22:25] <ubuntu__> hi
[22:25] <Solorvox> ubuntu_mad, Have you tried System/Administration/NTFS Configuration Tool?
[22:25] <ubuntu_mad> ikonia: just clicking on it...
[22:25] <dtownhero> EntityReborn: I use dual head, what problems are you seeing?
[22:25] <patch313> Hi
[22:25] <ubuntu_> can someone help me mount a drive after windows crashed?
[22:25] <crc32> FAIL
[22:25] <crc32> j/k
[22:25] <ikonia> ubuntu_mad: looks like the helpers not running, have you rebooted ?
[22:26] <EntityReborn> One, and the most important, is that about 1/4 vertical is not being cleaned. If I drag a window, the desktop doesn't get repainted properly
[22:26] <freinhard> hi!
[22:26] <patch313> How can I install  TOR  in UBUNTU 9.10  ?????
[22:26] <ElNombre> can someone please help me get DVDs working, I've googled for hours and followed all the guides, tried setting my region... but still, whenever I play a DVD it just skips and lags and it's unwatchable
[22:26] <ubuntu_mad> ikonia: yes various times
[22:26] <ikonia> !tor > patch313
[22:26] <dtownhero> EntityReborn: what video card and driver set?
[22:26] <freinhard> how do i get a gui for VDR?
[22:26] <EntityReborn> dtownhero, note I'm using Compiz too.
[22:26] <gocrds> anyone know how to mount a drive when i get a dbus error
[22:26] <EntityReborn> ATI Radeon, default ubuntu drivers
[22:26] <surf> ubuntu_mad, try mount it via shell
[22:26] <dtownhero> EntityReborn: that should only matter if you have a really cheap card like me
[22:26] <dtownhero> ok
[22:27] <ikonia> ubuntu_mad: I have had a similar, but not identical when a drive has not been shut down properly, you may need to boot into windows and chkdisk it to mark it as clean
[22:27] <gocrds> ive tried terminal stuff from online guides but no avail
[22:27] <anathematic> thanks ikonia  my server is up and running now :-)
[22:27] <dtownhero> I assume what your problem is is that Xorg is setting up dual devices in your xorg.conf
[22:27] <ikonia> anathematic: welcome
[22:27] <blakkheim> gocrds: don't just blindly input terminal commands that you don't fully understand
[22:27] <anathematic> woo it's fixed
[22:27] <dtownhero> for me to get around issues just like you are describing I manually edited mine to have only one adaptor
[22:27] <EntityReborn> dtownhero, note, when I do 3d rotate cube, it's all fine.
[22:27] <ubuntu_mad> ikonia: oh ok...i might do that in windows see what happens
[22:27] <dtownhero> if you like I can pastebin it
[22:27] <EntityReborn> just one 100% transparent area
[22:27] <gocrds> im running off a live cd
[22:27] <EntityReborn> dtownhero, sure
[22:28] <dtownhero> EntityReborn: this may or may not help you
[22:28] <dtownhero> but it's worth a shot
[22:28] <EntityReborn> Ok.
[22:28] <ubuntu_mad> ikonia:any other ideas while im in ubuntu now?
[22:28] <EntityReborn> Sure.
[22:28] <bizoo> Hi, Im having problem installing the drivers for my GTX 285 anyone can give me a hand pls!?
[22:28] <ikonia> ubuntu_mad: reboot and chkdsk it - may as ell cut to the chase
[22:28] <blakkheim> bizoo: what's the problem?
[22:28] <phoenixz> What is the password of the "ubuntu" user during a Kubuntu installation?
[22:29] <blakkheim> phoenixz: there is none
[22:29] <dtownhero> EntityReborn: http://pastebin.com/m80b365f
[22:29] <ikonia> phoenixz: you set the password during the install for your user
[22:29] <ubuntu_mad> ikonia: true true......be back on here in a bit so...thanks
[22:29] <maco> ikonia: the livecd user
[22:29] <dtownhero> EntityReborn: notice 1 screen section and 1 device section
[22:29] <bizoo> Blaskkheim: im unable to install it, even the recommand one , some problem with X nvidia
[22:29] <maco> phoenixz: its "ubuntu"
[22:29] <ikonia> maco: oh, I thought he said during an install
[22:29] <dtownhero> this forces Xorg to handle the dual head display correctly
[22:29] <treb^> how do i change screen resolution and refresh rate? ubuntu 9.10
[22:29] <dtownhero> so you have display 0 and not display 0 and 1
[22:29] <EntityReborn> dtownhero, I'll have a look
[22:29] <blakkheim> bizoo: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/Nvidia
[22:29] <maco> ikonia: the livecd is an install disk...
[22:30] <ikonia> maco: I know that, I thought he meant during an install
[22:30] <gocrds> how do i run ubuntu from a usb drive?
[22:30] <r0k3tm3n> treb^: System > Preferences > Display
[22:30] <surf> treb^, go System - Screen and adjuste
[22:30] <blakkheim> !usb  > gocrds
[22:30] <ubuntu__> You have to make the usb drive bootable for one thing.
[22:30] <Solorvox> Could someone please look at this bug, and maybe put it in the right category/assign it? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/498008
[22:30] <phoenixz> maco: you here too :)
[22:30] <ubuntu__> then you need to install the iso on the bootable usb drive.
[22:30] <EntityReborn> dtownhero, does this stretch the toolbars across both screenes?
[22:30] <ElNombre> sorry to ask again but does anyone have an ideas about my DVD problem? I've done all the guides on the ubuntu websites and it doesn't change at all, I can also run DVDs fine when I use windows
[22:30] <phoenixz> maco: anyway, tried ubuntu, but doesnt work
[22:30] <dtownhero> EntityReborn: no
[22:30] <Snausages> Can I play DVDs in movie player?
[22:31] <surf> hi I have a problem . My ubuntu 9.10 keeps disconnetting from my wifi wan. How can I fix this? Only firefox and ktorrent opened
[22:31] <blakkheim> Snausages: yes
[22:31] <surf> Snausages, yes if you install the proper plugin
[22:31] <gocrds> thanks ubottu
[22:31] <ubuntu__> Here's a question, I'm running Lubuntu from a live cd, but I see no installation option upon running, any ideas on how to install?
[22:31] <Snausages> surf: cool, what should I look for?
[22:32] <EntityReborn> dtownhero, thanks, not sure if this is the way I want to go, as I'm not always connected to my 2nd (on a lappy here), but thanks anyway!
[22:32] <surf> Snausages, put your dvd in the drive. Open it with the multimedia player and it will look for plugins on the net
[22:33] <tha-doc> How can I go back to windows from ubuntu, I lost my copy of windows but I have my product key
[22:33] <r0k3tm3n> what is suggested for a window manager for an Z session over SSH?
[22:33] <ubuntu__> tha-doc, are you dual booting?
[22:34] <surf> tha-doc, explain better please.
[22:34] <blakkheim> r0k3tm3n: what?
[22:34] <VCoolio> ElNombre: did you install ubuntu-restricted-extras and libdvdread4 and run "sudo /usr/share/doc/libdvdread4/install-css.sh"?  Else try vlc
[22:34] <Snausages> surf: ah, that's why I haven't seen this...  I'm on  a netbook, trying to open DVD folders on my network server
[22:34] <surf> ubuntu__, do you want to upgrade or install? Using a clean cd?
[22:34] <Snausages> surf: so no actual DVD drive
[22:34] <surf> Snausages, k tell me the extension
[22:34] <duffydack> hi, i cant boot the karmic liveusb.  it starts to boot showing the white circle logo, then text appears for a nanosecond and screen goes black (about the time it should show the fancy bootsplash).  ive booted previous versions on the usbstick before, this is a new laptop tho..im lost.
[22:34] <blakkheim> Snausages: are they vob files directly from a dvd or encodess?
[22:34] <blakkheim> -s
[22:35] <r0k3tm3n> blakkheim: i experimenting with X sessions over SSH, and gnome is slow, what is suggested instead for a window manager?
[22:35] <blakkheim> r0k3tm3n: oh. well anything is going to be slow, but you could try something really light like dwm or openbox
[22:35] <ubuntu__> surf, I want to install lubuntu, and it is clean. Upon running it only boots into the operating system instead of giving the option to install or run.
[22:35] <ElNombre> vcoolio: thanks, I've installed all that and I'm using VLC, when I type in "sudo /usr/share/doc/libdvdread4/install-css.sh" to terminal it says command not found... actually I've just had an idea, hold on
[22:35] <DarknessHasYou> hello earthlings
[22:35] <r0k3tm3n> blakkheim: what about LXDE?
[22:35] <tha-doc> no, I am having too many hardware issues with ubuntu, especially when it comes to games.  When I had windows games worked great with this integrated graphics card that the dell gx270 has, but in ubuntu no games work almost at all.  and I want to go back to windows professional I have my product key but no disks to reload onto my pc. What do i do?
[22:36] <surf> ubuntu__, yeah that's right... it's the live cd. Then on the desktop you should see an Install icon
[22:36] <surf> tha-doc, why didn't you dual boot? Have you got the recovery partition?
[22:36] <blakkheim> r0k3tm3n: eh i'd avoid a full desktop environment, too much bloat/overheadd
[22:36] <surf> tha-doc, try to look at it via gparted
[22:37] <blakkheim> r0k3tm3n: you could just login to your regular X session and then run specific X applications through ssh
[22:37] <surf> ubuntu__, if you don't want to use a grafical installer then download the alternate version of the cd.
[22:37] <ubuntu__> surf, I don't have an install icon on the desktop, upon shearching through some folders there is one named install, but all it cantains is a memory test, that's what confuses me.
[22:37] <BaconZombie> Hey
[22:37] <r0k3tm3n> blakkheim: ok, i havent tried Openbox yet.  does it need to be running on the host computer? or can u run two different window managers?
[22:37] <Snausages> blakkheim: yes, this is a folder full of vobs- direct dvd extracts.  how can I get the video player to treat it as a DVD?
[22:38] <surf> ubuntu__, are you on the live session now?
[22:38] <ubuntu__> yes I am
[22:38] <BaconZombie> Can anybody tell me where I can get NIC driver AR81Family-linux-v1.0.0.10.tar.gz ?
[22:38] <surf> ubuntu__, and you can't see the install icon on the desktop
[22:38] <Solorvox> BaconZombie, google?
[22:38] <blakkheim> Snausages: i'm not sure. have you considered encoding them to something like mkv or mp4? that would make it much easier.
[22:38] <digitalaxis> Anyone know where i could find a good graphic artist team or individual to assist with my new OSS project?
[22:38] <ubuntu__> surf, there is no install icon, just one for documents.
[22:39] <Snausages> blakkheim: haven't found a way to preserve soft subtitle capability in those formats
[22:39] <pinPoint> hey, I am using a tv as my monitor but my tasbar on top and bottom are almost cut out. How do I move the v.sync, i think that is what they call it?
[22:39] <blakkheim> r0k3tm3n: i've never done a full session through SSH, i'd recommend just logging in normally and running the apps you need through ssh
[22:39] <r0k3tm3n> blakkheim: ok, thnx anyway
[22:39] <Snausages> digitalaxis: craigslist for your city- there are bunches of them bidding on projects like that
[22:39] <surf> ubuntu__, I had a similar problem and it was my drive gone...
[22:39] <blakkheim> Snausages: mkv supports softsubs i know for sure, and i think mp4 does too
[22:39] <pinPoint> its only a 720p display but I have an nvidia 7600gy
[22:39] <pinPoint> 7600gt*
[22:39] <ElNombre> Vcoolio: I've done that and it seems to have mad e a difference but it's still not right... do I need to restart for it to take effect?
[22:39] <blakkheim> Snausages: have you tried something like handbrake?
[22:39] <digitalaxis> Snausages: Its for an OSS project, aka im not paying, lol. I already have a bunch of offers just looking to expand
[22:40] <CovaDax> I was wondering if someone wouldn't mind helping me install VLC xD
[22:40] <digitalaxis> CovaDax: What is the issue your having?
[22:40] <Snausages> blakkheim: interesting...  no, haven't spent much time with it.
[22:40] <blakkheim> CovaDax: sudo aptitude install vlc
[22:40] <BaconZombie> Solorvox : All the link say to goto "http://partner.atheros.com/Drivers.aspx" which is offline
[22:40] <r0k3tm3n> blakkheim: i just tried it with LXDE, and it opened really fast!!  w00t!
[22:40] <blakkheim> r0k3tm3n: nice
[22:40] <CovaDax> I'm really new to linux and don't know much about all the coding
[22:40] <dtownhero> to bad he left I was going to tell him to try synergy
[22:40] <VCoolio> ElNombre: not that I know of; at least no more than login again should suffice; what difference do you notice? It takes longer to fail?
[22:40] <ubuntu__> surf, so you think it would be advisible to download the alternate version then, and install that way?
[22:40] <kenpark> CovaDax: Open Synaptic through your taskbar and search for vlc
[22:40] <digitalaxis> CovaDax: Go to your "Ubuntu Software manager" and type in VLC
[22:40] <blakkheim> r0k3tm3n: a standalone window manager would be even faster, but if that's fast enough for you then keep using it
[22:41] <ElNombre> VCoolio: yeah exactly, it got through the first few titles and then at the menu screen it started to screw up
[22:41] <blakkheim> CovaDax: open a terminal and type "sudo aptitude install vlc"
[22:41] <Solorvox> BaconZombie, learn to use google a bit,  http://www.backtrack.it/~emgent/hackstuff/Attansic/
[22:41] <surf> ubuntu__, that would be a nice idea. I still think that your cd had error though. There is a way to install from terminal but I don't remember it now
[22:41] <Tk_L> anyone know what a Akami Client Installer is ?
[22:42] <madagascar27> how do i fix this error "Busybox v1.1.3 (Debian 1.1.1.3-5ubunu7) Bult-in shell (ash) Enter help for a list of built in commands. (initramfs)" i am using wubi 8.04
[22:42] <ubuntu__> surf, alright thanks very much for all the advice.
[22:42] <kenpark> CovaDax: You might want to read this also: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SynapticHowto
[22:42] <surf> ubuntu__, np good luck ;)
[22:42] <Solorvox> madagascar27, that looks like a recovery shell.  Did you read the error(s) above those lines?
[22:42] <VCoolio> ElNombre: maybe there's another package to support dvd menus, but I thought vlc didn't need that one
[22:43] <Tk_L> anyone know what Akami Client Installer is ?
[22:43] <surf> hi I have a problem . My ubuntu 9.10 keeps disconnetting from my wifi wan. How can I fix this? Only firefox and ktorrent opened
[22:43] <madagascar27> solorvox: there is nothing above it
[22:43] <ElNombre> VCoolio: I'll try looking for different dvd packages, cheers
[22:43] <Docteh> Tk_L: its not a part of ubuntu, i know that
[22:43] <Solorvox> madagascar27, I assume you get that after you try and boot?  Have you tried running fsck?
[22:43] <yacc> Any one got experience with LVM here? http://pastebin.com/m408d0e35
[22:44] <VCoolio> ElNombre: try libdvdnav4
[22:44] <madagascar27> solorvox: what is fsck?
[22:44] <kenpark> Tk_L: Java-Application by Akami, not a part of ubuntu.
[22:44] <izua> hello, i'm running karmic. my mouse sometimes loses sync and goes into epileptic fits. i found a few solutions and all involve editing the xorg.conf file. I can't find it in it's usual place (/etc/X11/xorg.conf). What do i edit?
[22:44] <surf> hi I have a problem . My ubuntu 9.10 keeps disconnetting from my wifi wan. How can I fix this? Only firefox and ktorrent opened
[22:45] <madagascar27> solorvox: I tried to defragment my hard drive and the only thing that was not able to be defragmented was ubuntu(wubi)
[22:45] <syk> when you boot ubuntu from usb does it create a partition?
[22:45] <vvor> yacc: go for zfs
[22:45] <kenpark> izua: type "locate xorg.conf" in your terminal
[22:45] <yacc> vvor, *lol*
[22:45] <blakkheim> syk: no
[22:45] <ihat> hey, is there any way to auto-mount a disk when you star the system up?
[22:45] <yacc> vvor, the day I decide to switch to Solaris ;)
[22:45] <blakkheim> ihat: /etc/fstab
[22:45] <surf> izua, this means that you don't have it. Gimme your ls /etc/X11/ in pvt
[22:45] <izua> already tried that, no results except the man entry
[22:46] <yacc> vvor, I do have a complex block device situation, but a fuse based filesystem for root?
[22:46] <CovaDax> Thanks guys, I got it
[22:46] <Solorvox> madagascar27, sorry, I don't use/know anything about wubi, can't help you.
[22:46] <ElNombre> vcoolio: I thought I had that already, but if that's the problem then surely just playing the movie should work? once I get past the laggy menu? I'll give that a shot
[22:46] <vvor> yacc: now yoy say rooooot
[22:46] <yacc> Anyway, anyone with an idea why lvm acts up? http://pastebin.com/m408d0e35
[22:46] <kenpark> izua: How do you go about editing the file? Have you forgotten to use sudo when you do that?
[22:46] <nameo0> can someone please help me with gparted
[22:46] <ihat> blakkheim: care to explain more? im a nab
[22:47] <yacc> vvor, guess you did not click on the pastebin link, ...
[22:47] <blakkheim> ihat: man fstab
[22:47] <Docteh> surf: maybe ktorrent is causing the wireless router to reboot?
[22:47] <vvor> yacc: sorry lvm is not my COT
[22:47] <surf> Docteh, it reboots even without it :/
[22:47] <madagascar27> can any1 help with my wubi problem, i want to get into my wubi partition b/c i need to copy some files
[22:48] <izua> kenpark: there is no config file at that location, that's what's confusing me
[22:48] <yacc> Ok, for some reason lvm does not consider the PVs to be different drives, ...
[22:48] <surf> Docteh, sry it does not reboot... it just drops connection
[22:48] <kenpark> izua: What happens when you type "locate xorg.conf" in your console?
[22:48] <yacc> Ah, that makes sense, dm devices all have rather similar major/minor numbers, ...
[22:49] <Solorvox> surf, try not running your torrents, see if it's overloading your router
[22:49] <izua> kenpark: no results, except the man file
[22:49] <izua> as i said before, it's not there.
[22:50] <ChogyDan> surf: torrents can over whelm routers with too many connections, fyi
[22:50] <treb^> treb^, go System - Screen and adjuste; 800X600 is only choice
[22:51] <yacc> Ok, the problem has been reduced to make lvm recognize that two dm-provided PVs are on seperate discs, ...
[22:51] <kenpark> izua: so is there a folder /etc/X11 ?
[22:51] <surf> dropped
[22:51] <Berzerker> how do I force a rescan of wireless networks?
[22:51] <surf> treb^, this means you don't have your graphic card configured
[22:52] <treb^> ok
[22:52] <izua> yes, there's X11 but no xorg.conf
[22:52] <blakkheim> Berzerker: install wicd, get rid of nm-applet
[22:52] <treb^> procedure?
[22:52] <surf> treb^, it depends on your card
[22:53] <treb^> You do not appear to be using the NVIDIA X driver. Please edit your X configuration file (just run `nvidia-xconfig` as root), and restart the X server.
[22:53] <ElNombre> VCoolio: okay dude menus still screw up but the actual movies seem to play fine, that's enough for now, thanks for the help :) <3333333333333333
[22:54] <surf> treb^, which card have you got=
[22:54] <surf> ?
[22:54] <treb^> not sure
[22:54] <DarkHelmut> HOla
[22:54] <Jaza> does anyone know of a program that encodes .vob to mpeg or avi?
[22:54] <blakkheim> Jaza: handbrake
[22:55] <kenpark> izua: sorry found it
[22:55] <kenpark> izua: try "sudo Xorg -configure"
[22:55] <treb^> is there a way to determine?
[22:55] <surf> treb^, sure sudo lspci | grep VGA
[22:55] <Jaza> I can't find it in the software center?
[22:55] <treb^> k
[22:55] <DarkHelmut> are there any tools available to convert my m4p (iTunes files) to mp3?
[22:56] <surf> Jaza, google it :D
[22:56] <blakkheim> Jaza: http://handbrake.fr/downloads.php
[22:56] <mezquitale> !google | surf
[22:56] <NeuroFuzzy> can anyone help me? I keep getting a "configure: error: cannot compute suffix of object files: cannot compile" message when i try to configure...
[22:56] <izua> terminal
[22:56] <izua> ?
[22:56] <mezquitale> !forum | Jaza
[22:56] <izua> cause it doesn't want to run from a konsole session
[22:56] <surf> mezquitale, I know it was funny :P
[22:56] <DarkHelmut> !m4p
[22:57] <Jaza> how do I install to ubuntu once downloaded? I'm new to ubuntu
[22:57] <Berzerker> blakkheim, now how do I get it back on the notification bar?
[22:57] <kenpark> izua: but you do have X?
[22:57] <surf> Jaza, what did you download? Live version? Alternate?
[22:57] <subbuteo> aiuto amule
[22:57] <blakkheim> Jaza: sudo dpkg -i filename.deb
[22:57] <surf> subbuteo, italiano?
[22:57] <VCoolio> Jaza: handbrake can convert dvd to mp4 or mkv
[22:57] <treb^> 00:05.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation C51 [GeForce 6150 LE] (rev a2)
[22:57] <kenpark> izua: sorry, I missunderstood
[22:58] <mezquitale> Jaza, use the forum, you can install using "add/remove", it's a lot easier that way
[22:58] <subbuteo> si ciao
[22:58] <surf> treb^, so you have an Nvidia card
[22:58] <ElNombre> hey again vcoolio... I was a bit quick to say it was working, 10 seconds into the film it started failing again... any other suggestions?
[22:58] <subbuteo> ciao surf
[22:58] <treb^> yes
[22:58] <kenpark> izua: maybe its better for you to read the full thing: http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/releasenotes/910#Window%20corruption%20with%20older%20ATI%20graphics%20cards
[22:58] <surf> subbuteo, dimme
[22:58] <blakkheim> !it
[22:58] <subbuteo> sono nuovo dell'ambienmte
[22:58] <subbuteo> linux
[22:58] <subbuteo> non riesco a configurare amule adunanza
[22:59] <surf> subbuteo, che problemi hai?
[22:59] <kenpark> izua: You don't need to add the device, but you need to do this in order to create the xorg.conf
[22:59] <subbuteo> kadu
[22:59] <subbuteo> non si connette e se faccio ricerche di file non trova nulla
[22:59] <blakkheim> !it | subbuteo surf
[22:59] <izua> wait a minute, what's the video got to do with it?
[22:59] <izua> am i supposed to create the radeon device?
[22:59] <Tk_L> anybody know what Akami Client is ?
[22:59] <surf> treb^, did you look at system - admin - hw driver?
[23:00] <Solorvox> Could someone please look at this bug, and maybe put it in the right category/assign it? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/498008
[23:00] <treb^> sec..
[23:00] <DarkHelmut> are there any tools available to convert my m4p (iTunes files) to mp3?
[23:00] <t0rc> I'm using an application with a wiimote and bluetooth. The wiimote worked in jaunty. Now it fails in Karmic. I reverted to test if libbluetooth from jaunty would work, it does not. The program has not changed. ( http://graphics.cs.ucdavis.edu/~okreylos/ResDev/Wiimote/Download.html ) Any other thoughts?
[23:00] <Solorvox> DarkHelmut, did you try ffmpeg?
[23:00] <burg> hello. my network manager sais on wired networks: devide not managed. how can i make it manage the wired networks too?
[23:01] <kenpark> izua: You just need to do the first two steps in order to create an xorg.conf - it seems it isn't needed anymore in 9.10
[23:01] <VCoolio> ElNombre: sorry man, it's hard debugging for me over irc; straight questions I can handle; just google or search ubuntuforums and mess around; or ask a specified question here; maybe also try running vlc via terminal and see if there is useful output
[23:01] <DarkHelmut> Solorvox, I thought I did...  I will take a look right now though.  It has that ability I take it?
[23:01] <izua> ok.. done
[23:02] <surf> kenpark, yes I don't have one
[23:02] <izua> but i still don't have a xorg.conf
[23:02] <ElNombre> vcoolio: alright, thanks for the help dude, I think I made some sort of progress:P have a good night man
[23:02] <VCoolio> is ubuntu playing a dirty trick on me? My vlc tray icon looks like santa claus
[23:02] <nameo0> i need help with gpartted
[23:02] <RedDragon> hello
[23:02] <surf> VCoolio, also mine :D
[23:02] <izua> VCoolio: neah, i think it's seasoal. happened to me under windows
[23:02] <Berzerker> blakkheim, thanks for that, that works pretty well, is there a menu bar notification for that program?
[23:02] <nameo0> i have an unallocated  drive
[23:02] <RedDragon> how to i set email on lm-sensors?
[23:02] <maco> VCoolio: its an easter egg in vlc
[23:02] <kenpark> izua: Now you can try with your fixes :-)
[23:02] <Solorvox> DarkHelmut, ffmpeg -formats
[23:02] <nameo0> how do i extend ubuntu onto it?
[23:02] <izua> kenpark: but there's no xorg.conf file
[23:02] <blakkheim> Berzerker: wicd-client
[23:03] <surf> maco, seems like a christmas egg =D
[23:03] <Berzerker> blakkheim, ?
[23:03] <maco> surf: *giggle*
[23:03] <RedDragon> how do I set email in lm-sensors?
[23:03] <blakkheim> Berzerker: /usr/bin/wicd-client is the program for the systray applet
[23:03] <Berzerker> blakkheim, ah, thanks
[23:03] <treb^> restart..
[23:03] <kenpark> izua: haha, okay. You did "sudo service gdm stop" and then you did "sudo Xorg -configure" and then "sudo service gdm start" ?
[23:04] <bigd1> hello
[23:04] <kenpark> izua: Your X will quit once you do the first one. Just keep the other commands in mind :-)
[23:04] <Jaza> no help in the forums channel for handrake?
[23:04] <blakkheim> kenpark: you need to move the xorg.conf example to /etc/X11
[23:04] <DarkHelmut> Thanks. ffmpeg -formats | grep m4p returns info... however, not 100% sure that means it can.  Will be trying right now
[23:04] <Berzerker> blakkheim, thanks that works great.
[23:04] <izua> yeah i did that
[23:05] <iyunkateus> Is there a way to get Empathy to correctly interpret Google talk *bold* and _italics_?
[23:05] <Solorvox> DarkHelmut, Means it can decode your mp4 and encode to mp3
[23:05] <izua> i did the init.d method and i replaced gdm with kdm (since that's used here)
[23:05] <blakkheim> iyunkateus: why not use pidgin?
[23:05] <Docteh> /dev/zero is 0 is there a device that returns 1's
[23:05] <izua> however, it creates the file in ~/ which is /root for su
[23:05] <DarkHelmut> Solorvox excellent news, thank you much!
[23:05] <izua> and i'm forced to start with X --config-file=/root/xorg.conf.new
[23:05] <^Phantom^> I am on a 9.10 live session
[23:05] <izua> and of course it fails if it doesn't start as a service
[23:05] <izua> but no /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[23:05] <kenpark> izua: right, you need to move it to /etc/X11 as blakkenheim said
[23:06] <izua> oh sorry
[23:06] <^Phantom^> I am trying to get rid of a virus on my dads computer with a 9.10 live cd
[23:06] <izua> i'm on a 80x25 terminal :)
[23:06] <kenpark> izua: no worries.
[23:06] <^Phantom^> how do i search the ntfs drive for *sysguard.exe ?
[23:06] <Solorvox> DarkHelmut, wait, it's m4p or mp4?
[23:06] <^Phantom^> the beginning has to be a wildcard, i am using terminal to search
[23:06] <surf> ^Phantom^, mount it and search it
[23:06] <RedDragon> how do I set email in lm-sensors?
[23:06] <^Phantom^> k thank you
[23:06] <^Phantom^> lol
[23:07] <blakkheim> RedDragon: lm-sensors if for temps.. not email
[23:07] <^Phantom^> it's mounted but i'm using termial
[23:07] <Docteh> ^Phantom^: use the "find" utility?
[23:07] <izua> phoenixzorn: find . * | grep sysguard
[23:07] <^Phantom^> yeh i frgot about that sorry
[23:07] <^Phantom^> :D
[23:07] <^Phantom^> searchng now
[23:07] <izua> (find all - * - files in current directory - . - and give me - grep - the ones that end in 'sysguard')
[23:07] <RedDragon> how do I set email for email alerts
[23:08] <LucidPerry> I just installed ATI drivers and ran aticonfig --initial -f and then restarted. Now all that shows up is a black screen and a blinking cursor. What the hell happened?
[23:08] <Docteh> LucidPerry: it didn't work ;)
[23:08] <surf> lol
[23:08] <LucidPerry> Docteh: How do I fix it oO
[23:08] <izua> bash.org ?
[23:08] <VCoolio> RedDragon: there are mail client that do it (with plugins maybe; like claws-mail); or use some standalone mail notifier, search synaptic
[23:08] <izua> lol that reply kicked ass
[23:08] <LucidPerry> :(
[23:09] <RedDragon> i though i heard it was in the config
[23:09] <r0k3tm3n> has anyone fowarded X over SSH with Openbox, Fluxbox, or dwm?
[23:09] <Docteh> LucidPerry: lsmod | grep fglrx <-- or what the kernel module is called
[23:09] <Docteh> r0k3tm3n: why forward a window manager?
[23:09] <Solorvox> r0k3tm3n, just ask about your problem
[23:09] <LucidPerry> Docteh: nothing happens when I enter in commands. It just goes to the next line.
[23:10] <LucidPerry> Docteh: Doesn't register them whatsoever.
[23:10] <ActionParsnip> r0k3tm3n: i have
[23:10] <izua> ok, i have the xorg.conf now, but i obviously copied it
[23:10] <surf> LucidPerry, cos there's not flgrx module
[23:10] <Docteh> LucidPerry: modprobe fglrx and then do that lsmod again?
[23:10] <izua> the only question now is - is X really using it?
[23:10] <ActionParsnip> izua: if the file exists it will be used
[23:10] <surf> izua, I think so.
[23:10] <r0k3tm3n> Docteh: lighter and faster, i have run Gnome and LXDE, but i was told that WM;s were faster....
[23:10] <hsa2> hello everybody
[23:11] <surf> hsa2, hi
[23:11] <hsa2> background of tray icons on gnome-panel is not transparent
[23:11] <izua> ok, thanks everybody
[23:11] <hsa2> i mean, not all icons
[23:11] <hsa2> but some of them
[23:11] <Docteh> r0k3tm3n: but why are your forwarding a window manager? just use the local one
[23:11] <hsa2> is it a bug or something?
[23:11] <ActionParsnip> r0k3tm3n: you can forward just the app you need, forwarding the whole desktop is waaaay OTT
[23:11] <kenpark> !enter | hsa2
[23:11] <r0k3tm3n> ActionParsnip: i was able to start Gnome and LXDE, but i cant get dwm, openbox, or fluxbox to run
[23:11] <RedDragon> is the email email alerts setting in the config for lm-sensors?
[23:12] <r0k3tm3n> Docteh: remote connections over WAN...
[23:12] <ActionParsnip> r0k3tm3n: just forward the app you want to run, don't forward the whole desktop, its silly
[23:12] <Docteh> r0k3tm3n: I'd forward just an xterm and go from there personally
[23:12] <VCoolio> RedDragon: forget the connection lm-sensors <-> email ;) what email client do you use?
[23:12] <hsa2> ok, background of some of my icons on gnome-panel's tray part is not transparent, so when i make my panel's background transparent, they look weird. is it a bug or something?
[23:12] <r0k3tm3n> ActionParsnip: maybe silly to you...  for me it makes sense in some situations
[23:12] <RedDragon> really not one
[23:13] <r0k3tm3n> thnx
[23:13] <Docteh> hsa2: the icon images are probably not set up for transparency
[23:13] <ActionParsnip> r0k3tm3n: if you are launching apps in a desktop you can just launch the apps directly, meaning you are forwarding the desktop and the app
[23:13] <surf> hsa2, try changing icon sets
[23:14] <hsa2> surf, no, changing icon set doesn't solve this problem
[23:14] <r0k3tm3n> ActionParsnip: yes, i get that, but i WANT to forward the whole desktop, not just an app.  have u done it with Openbox or DWM?
[23:14] <VCoolio> RedDragon: gmail? there is gmail-notify or gnome-gmail-notifier
[23:14] <hsa2> Docteh, is there anything i can do about it?
[23:14] <ActionParsnip> r0k3tm3n: you could killoff openbox, then rerun it in the forwarded X session
[23:15] <tubaman> r0k3tm3n, x11vnc
[23:15] <Solorvox> r0k3tm3n, maybe if you told people what your problem is and not asking if people had done something, you might get better responses.
[23:15] <Docteh> hsa2: you could track down the specific icons, edit them and file a bug against the package that contains the icon so its fixed in the future
[23:16] <r0k3tm3n> Solorvox: i tried that: i cant get openbox/dwm/fluxbox to start
[23:16] <Solorvox> r0k3tm3n, on the remove or local system?
[23:17] <r0k3tm3n> tubaman: but i want to forward over ssh, but thnx
[23:17] <r0k3tm3n> tubaman: and tunnels aren't working
[23:17] <r0k3tm3n> Solorvox: remote
[23:17] <Solorvox> r0k3tm3n, When forwarding X over ssh, you don't use the remove WM, the X11 windows are forwarded to your local WM
[23:17] <tubaman> r0k3tm3n, ssh port forward vnc(5900)
[23:17] <SaToo> i need little help with ettercap on ubuntu... when i try to log infos... i get error! it says that i can't make a file that i wish to log infos.. permission denied.. i'm talking about GUI ettercap, any help (sorry for bad english)
[23:18] <blakkheim> SaToo: run it as root
[23:18] <LuciusMare> hello,where is KDE's folder where are installed wallpapers?
[23:18] <^Phantom^> is there any way to edit the windows registry from an ubuntu live cd?
[23:18] <ActionParsnip> SaToo: where are the logs for it written to?
[23:18] <Docteh> r0k3tm3n: instead of typing like ssh somewhere -X openbox do ssh somewhere -X app
[23:18] <LuciusMare> ^Phantom^: wait a minute,i heard something about this
[23:18] <LuciusMare> ^Phantom^: registry-tools
[23:18] <r0k3tm3n> nm
[23:18] <^Phantom^> okay
[23:18] <Docteh> r0k3tm3n: the window managers are probably returning an error message about a window manager alreadt being present :)
[23:19] <ActionParsnip> ^Phantom^: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/307545
[23:19] <SaToo> don't know i guess, /root ... i don't know i'm new in linux world
[23:19] <blakkheim> SaToo: then why are you using ettercap?
[23:20] <ActionParsnip> SaToo: well if you run the app as you, you don't have write access there do you. You will need to find where the logs are written and give yourself write access there, or run the app with gksudo
[23:20] <^Phantom^> ActionParsnip: i want to edit the windows registry while i am in the livecd
[23:20] <SaToo> blakkheim why not?
[23:20] <blakkheim> SaToo: it's not a tool for beginners
[23:20] <SaToo> ActionParsnip thanks
[23:21] <SaToo> but if i don't know use it how i will learn to use it?
[23:21] <ActionParsnip> ^Phantom^: http://www.arsgeek.com/2008/02/27/use-your-ubuntu-partition-to-fix-a-corrupt-registry-on-a-windows-xp-partition/
[23:22] <blakkheim> SaToo: i would recommend learning a bit more about the basics of linux/unix before you start trying network penetration/hacking.
[23:22] <SaToo> blakkheim ofcourse
[23:22] <SaToo> but i just want to know this...
[23:22] <jason> hi
[23:23] <blakkheim> SaToo: it's happening because you don't have write permissions to the directory it wants to write to. run the program as root or with a "sudo" prefix and it will work
[23:23] <c7p> hello :D, a friend of mine wants to open a .shs file (with Open Office). Does anybody know how she can open it?
[23:24] <jolaren> Is there any software like Wubi.exe for ubuntu? I want to install xbmc/minimal ubuntu to a external harddrive
[23:24] <SaToo> thanks blakkheim...
[23:25] <Solorvox> c7p, http://filext.com/file-extension/SHS
[23:25] <SaToo> i will be back with new questions soon xD write ya
[23:25] <blakkheim> SaToo: k
[23:25] <jason> how do i download itunes on Ubuntu
[23:25] <blakkheim> jason: lol
[23:25] <ActionParsnip> jason: you don't it doesnt work
[23:25] <digitalaxis> jason: You dont lol
[23:26] <ActionParsnip> jason: try gtkpod, amarok or banshee
[23:26] <dogguts> is it possible that some files are missing in the glibmm2.4 (karmic)? files like eg. enum.pl
[23:27] <c7p> jason: check miro, its an open source alternative application
[23:27] <ActionParsnip> dogguts: try: sudo find / -iname "enum.pl"
[23:27] <jason> i try that it did not work
[23:27] <r0k3tm3n> thanks you all!
[23:27] <ActionParsnip> !info miro
[23:27] <ubuntu_mad> Hi all,i had an issue earlier with my HDD not mounting but its sorted now thanks to the good people here
[23:27] <c7p> Solorvox: i read sth like that before, but i didn't find any solution
[23:28] <ubuntu_mad> Ubuntu community rocks!!
[23:28] <iyunkateus> Is there a way to make Empathy recognize Google Talk's *bold* and _italics_?
[23:28] <blakkheim> iyunkateus: use pidgin
[23:28] <Bragex9> I am having trouble with ubuntu installation. The partition program has started, but the progress bar has been on 47% for a loooong time. It says: "searching hard drives" How long will this take? I guess it has been on 47% for at least 15 minutes....
[23:28] <Solorvox> c7p, it's a wrapper for many types of files, it could be anything from a dll, exe, doc, xls, etc.  In other words, you can't really.  Maybe if you could extract the objects, then open them.
[23:29] <ActionParsnip> Bragex9: did you md5 test the iso you downloaded?
[23:29] <iyunkateus> blakkheim: besides using pidgin
[23:29] <c7p> Solorvox: thank you:), any idea how can she open it?
[23:30] <c7p> *extract it
[23:30] <jason> what can i try to download it
[23:30] <Bragex9> ActionParsnip: I install from a usb-stick. I have used it on another pc and it worked fine there
[23:30] <peniwize> Hi all.  I've noticed that sound played through Audacious and VLC on ubuntu 9.04 and 9.10 sounds flat and/or tinny as compared to when I play it using winamp on Windows on the same machine.  I event used the same winamp presets in Audacious.  Any idea why?
[23:31] <LuciusMare> hello,where is KDE's folder where are installed wallpapers?
[23:31] <ActionParsnip> Bragex9: ko then maybe you need bootoptions
[23:31] <Solorvox> c7p, no.  Might help if you knew what type of file it was supposed to be.
[23:31] <ActionParsnip> !bootoptions  | Bragex9
[23:31] <ElNombre> hey again guys, can anyone help me get DMA enabled?I've followed the wiki guide but something unexpected has come up and I'm not sure how to deal with it
[23:32] <Solorvox> c7p, are you sure it's not a worm/virus?
[23:33] <Solorvox> c7p, http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q138275/
[23:33] <ActionParsnip> ElNombre: check into hdparm
[23:33] <orudie> how can i uncompress .tar.gz file in terminal ?
[23:34] <Solorvox> c7p, "NOTE: The scrap file is a special OLE object and is not a readable file. You cannot open an .shs file nor can you insert it into another document"
[23:34] <c7p> Solorvox: no i don't know anything about that file, a friend of mine wants to "open" with open office, cause a co-worker of her told her so
[23:34] <ElNombre> ActoinParsnip: alright, thank you
[23:34] <blakkheim> orudie: tar xvf filename.tar.gz
[23:34] <ActionParsnip> ElNombre: you will need to set it in livecd environment. if your drives are sata it is already enabled
[23:35] <Solorvox> c7p, according to MS, it's not even a valid file.  You need to have her co-worker send her the full xls, not the shs scrap.
[23:35] <dogguts> ActionParsnip: unfortunately "enum.pl" not found (using 'sudo find / -iname "enum.pl"'), i tried searching the file through http://packages.ubuntu.com, no luck either.
[23:35] <c7p> Solorvox: ok, thank very much for your time :D
[23:35] <Solorvox> c7p, yw, gl
[23:36] <ElNombre> ActionParsnip: if it helps at all, I've followed the guide to the letter, and one of the lines in the data I call up is "[   14.456471] ata2.00: WARNING: ATAPI DMA disabled for reliablity issues.  It can be enabled"
[23:36] <orudie> blakkheim, thankx
[23:37] <ActionParsnip> ElNombre: what device is on ATA2?
[23:37] <jason> digitalaxis-this is my frist time using ubuntu
[23:37] <ElNombre> ActionParsnip: sorry, I'm not quite sure what you mean - it's a DVD drive
[23:38] <ActionParsnip> ElNombre: gotcha, yeah you will need hdparm, you will need to edit one of the hdparm conf files to make the change permanent
[23:38] <scottj> For setting up a shortcut key in gnome to focus an application (say firefox) if already running or launch it otherwise, anyone have a recommendation?
[23:38] <ElNombre> ActionParsnip: cheers dude
[23:39] <Lyra> Hey guys, I have a question for you. when I first boot up into 9.10, my screen goes black except for the pointer which gets a lot bigger as if the screen resolution was being decreased. If I go to a lower run state (i.e ctrl+alt+f7) and back it fixes the problem. Is there anyway I can prevent it from happening though?
[23:39] <Lyra> (ctrl+alt+f6)*
[23:42] <Slart> Lyra: ctrl+alt+f6 goes to a lower run state? I thought it just showed the tty...
[23:42] <Slart> Lyra: but.. nevermind.. what graphics card are you using
[23:44] <Vbitz> will i run into any problems running ubuntu on a Compac Presario V2000
[23:44] <Lyra> ati radeon 3100
[23:44] <ElNombre> is there a quick way to find out the path to a device? like for use in terminal, what should I use for the name of my DVD player?
[23:44] <ShazbotMcNasty> I'm in dire need of assistance. I turn on my computer, get 1/5 through boot and it freezes, if I do ANYTHING cpu intensive (ie: start firefox) it freezes
[23:45] <ShazbotMcNasty> It's hardware failure, but if someone could tell me what it probably is, and how I would go about fixing this, it would be awesome.
[23:45] <Slart> Lyra: it might be a problem with the ATI driver.. I don't have an ATI card myself so I can't really help you with specifics.
[23:45] <blakkheim> ShazbotMcNasty: might be overheating
[23:45] <ShazbotMcNasty> I can hear the fans..
[23:45] <ShazbotMcNasty> I moved it to a move open place.
[23:45] <Slart> ShazbotMcNasty: have you tried running a memory test?
[23:45] <ActionParsnip> ElNombre: sudo lshw -C drive
[23:45] <ShazbotMcNasty> it won't
[23:45] <ShazbotMcNasty> just freezes
[23:45] <ActionParsnip> sorry: sudo lshw -C disk
[23:45] <Lyra> Slart: I just updated the drivers and they seem to be working fine for me, other than that one little thing.
[23:45] <ElNombre> cheers
[23:46] <Slart> ShazbotMcNasty: how many memory chips do you have in it? if you have more than one you can try removing one at a time.. see if things improve
[23:46] <ShazbotMcNasty> I've got four, you think it may be the ran??
[23:46] <ActionParsnip> ShazbotMcNasty: change the boot options so you can watch the system boot rather than the annoying boot splash which helps nobody
[23:46] <dath> how can i share files with vsftpd from another partition (not in the users home dir)
[23:46] <Slart> Lyra: not really sure what to recommend then.. sorry
[23:46] <Lyra> its ok, just a minor inconvenience
[23:47] <ShazbotMcNasty> Well I ran in recovery mode, and it doesn't get to a certain spot, it gets to a different point every tiume.
[23:47] <Slart> ShazbotMcNasty: it might be.. it's hard to be sure.. but memory problems can mess things up in a weird way
[23:47] <ShazbotMcNasty> So I'm pretty sure it's overheating, or something else is wrong.
[23:47] <ActionParsnip> ShazbotMcNasty: also you may want to test your ram from the option in grub
[23:47] <LuciusMare> hello
[23:47] <conb123> Hiya, is there a log of terminal output in ubuntu somewhere?
[23:48] <ShazbotMcNasty> ActionParsnip: you talking about memtest?
[23:48] <Slart> ShazbotMcNasty: try opening up the box.. clean out the dust.. see if it gets any further
[23:48] <ActionParsnip> ShazbotMcNasty: sure
[23:48] <ShazbotMcNasty> ActionParsnip: freezes
[23:48] <^Phantom^> thank yu
[23:48] <^Phantom^> bye now
[23:48] <Solorvox> ShazbotMcNasty, if it's heat, did you try cleaning out your fans?  And then maybe underclocking your CPU/FSB?
[23:48] <LuciusMare> when i try to play something, it tells me "playing through -device- does not work,coming back to."
[23:48] <amelius> ShazbotMcNasty: re-seat the RAM, then test it
[23:48] <LuciusMare> oh,and there is one more user logged in
[23:48] <ShazbotMcNasty> Slart: Will do. My video card is touching my RAM, which has always bothered the hell out of me.
[23:48] <ShazbotMcNasty> amelius: Will do.
[23:49] <ShazbotMcNasty> Thanks for all your guys' suggestions, I'll be back in a bit, whether it works or not.
[23:49] <ElNombre> ok actionparsnip, I'm gonna have to bother you again... I'm using terminal to try and enable DMA, I'm getting this " HDIO_GET_DMA failed: Inappropriate ioctl for device"
[23:49] <ShazbotMcNasty> Peace.
[23:49] <Slart> ShazbotMcNasty: hmm.. yes.. that doesn't really sound right.. not sure it's what's causing this though
[23:49] <Vbitz> will i run into any problems running ubuntu on a Compac Presario V2000
[23:50] <mac9416> Hello, how do I set my location for Gnome-Do weather?
[23:50] <aqwq> my firefox wont start , when i press firefox its says loading and then no firefox
[23:50] <Slart> Vbitz: try searching the ubuntu forums.. it won't give you a definite answer.. but it might give you some clue
[23:50] <Solorvox> mac9416, right click on the clock, preferences, locations
[23:50] <blakkheim> aqwq: run it from a terminal and note the output
[23:50] <LuciusMare> when i try to play something, it tells me "playing through -device- does not work,coming back to." and there is one more user logged in
[23:51] <aqwq> neo@Sys:~$ firefox
[23:51] <aqwq> Bus error
[23:51] <aqwq> neo@Sys:~$
[23:51] <mac9416> Solorvox, I'm in Fluxbox, how do I get to that from here?
[23:51] <aqwq> bus error
[23:51] <dath> how would i mount --bind another directory for a specific user so he has read only access?
[23:51] <aqwq> this wht i got i came here from two days and they said just install arora
[23:52] <Solorvox> mac9416, oh, no idea in fluxbox.  Might have to use gconf-editor
[23:52] <Vbitz> said there was a problem with my wireless
[23:52] <mac9416> Solorvox, OK, I'll check there. Thanks.
[23:52] <Vbitz> files missing
[23:52] <Slart> aqwq: here's an old bug with the same symptoms.. might be worth a look https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/133786
[23:52] <Solorvox> dath, mount -o bind,ro /source /dest
[23:53] <dath> Solorvox: and then chmod the dest for the user?
[23:53] <surf> my wi-fi connection keeps dropping. Any idea? Only with ubuntu, with win it's fine
[23:53] <dath> so only he has access?
[23:53] <blakkheim> dath: ro = read only
[23:55] <ElNombre> hey all, I'm trying to turn on  DMA using HDPARM, however, I'm getting an error " HDIO_GET_DMA failed: Inappropriate ioctl for device", any ideas?
[23:55] <Slart> ElNombre: are you using ide discs?
[23:55] <Slart> ElNombre: I'm not sure hdparm works if you're using SATA
[23:55] <scott_ino2> hello, Anyone here with a lot of experience with VPNs, I keep getting a dropped connection every 2-20min and would like to diagnose
[23:56] <ElNombre> Slart: I'm using SATA I think... how would you recommend turning on DMA otherwise? the conventional method described in the wiki didn't work
[23:56] <Slart> ElNombre: I don't think SATA uses DMA
[23:57] <ElNombre> slart: hold on it's atapi... I don't actually know what sata and atapi are, are they mutually exclusive or am I on the wrong track?
[23:58] <Slart> ElNombre: I can't say I'm an expert at this either.. there's SATA and PATA serial and parallell ... then there's IDE,ATA.. not really sure what they all do
[23:59] <ElNombre> slart: well basically, I tried using the conventional method of turning on DMA but it failed, but in one of the blocks of text in terminal, it says "DMA has been disabled but can be enabled", so there must be a way