[00:00] <syockit> mmvx: umm, grub-probe failed? unknown hardware?
[00:00] <faileas> wookienz: 1- yes, 2- i don't know
[00:00] <dim3000> open it and search for linux-image
[00:00] <mkanyicy> Yoman, by not being to connect to a server? no that's not the only reason, contact the chess server guy
[00:00] <mmvx> Steve132 there is a command on the wiki: /sbin/grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg
[00:00] <Aled> I have a copy of Server Ubuntu 9.10
[00:00] <Aled> Does it have a UI?
[00:00] <mkanyicy> Yoman, or tunnel ssh through telnet
[00:00] <Ilmatic> Okay, I went to kernel and modules and there's one package that says drbd8-source
[00:00] <dim3000> Aled: not by default
[00:01] <mmvx> Steve132, might it be possible to run this from the live cd but specify the /boot/grub/grub.cfg in the mounted partition
[00:01] <mkanyicy> Yoman, but you need to be a clever girl
[00:01] <mmvx> brb
[00:01] <Aled> Would it be accessed like windows 3.11, as in "win" or would I have to install it?
[00:01] <dirkson> Ok. Where did the resolution gui vanish to?
[00:02] <karmst> hello
[00:02] <dim3000> Aled: do u want a GUI?
[00:02] <mkanyicy> hi karmst
[00:02] <Aled> I do
[00:02] <Yoman> mkanyicy, tunnel? so you mean there is a way around it? even if the server isn't running ssh, is it still possible to encrypt my information?
[00:02] <wookienz> faileas: thanks. thought that was the case.
[00:02] <karmst> hi mkany
[00:02] <nightsjammies> Has anyone had any problems with their browser not timing out on a secure site while tethered via cell phone?
[00:03] <karmst> Is there any application for linux or ubuntu that acts like MMC for microsoft?
[00:03] <Steve132> mmvx: so I did it from the chroot
[00:03] <Steve132> and it finishe
[00:03] <mkanyicy> Yoman, ssh encrypts the info using RSA algorithm, if you *MANAGE TO* tunnel that to the unsafe telnet, then you are still safe
[00:03] <Steve132> but it said "error, no mapping exists for nvidia_eg*
[00:04] <degrit> mmc ?
[00:04] <Steve132> and then "cannot found list of partitions"
[00:04] <karmst> MMC = microsoft management console
[00:04] <luis__> is there a ares copy native tu ubuntu?
[00:04] <luis__> an*
[00:04] <dim3000> Aled: what are u using this server for?
[00:04] <Ilmatic> Hey guys, How do I uninstall an unwanted ubuntu kernel?
[00:04] <Yoman> mkanyicy, sounds nice.. any hints on how to achieve such a thing? =)
[00:04] <mkanyicy> Yoman, not that I know a success story about it, it's worth trying
[00:04] <Aled> Web hosting, dim3000
[00:04] <karmst> like you can add active directory management and monitoring etc... or multiple RDP sessions
[00:05] <Aled> It needs Apache, PHP and MySQL
[00:05] <faileas> Ilmatic: from your package manager.
[00:05] <Dr_Willis> Ilmatic:  via the package manager.. i for get how they are named however..
[00:05] <Dr_Willis> Ilmatic:  take care to not remove them all. :)
[00:05] <afroman> hej. where can I get driver for my printer? canon l120
[00:05] <dim3000> Aled: not sure why u want a GUI then but you can try installing a lightweight desktop environment like xfce
[00:05] <luis__> is there an ares native tu ubuntu?
[00:05] <Dr_Willis> afroman:  check cups.org to see how supported it is.
[00:05] <Aled> However, wouldn't a GUI allow me to manage the server easier?
[00:05] <janisoza1r> how can I check if there are extents enabled on a ext4 partition?
[00:05] <bastid_raZor> Aled: ubuntu-desktop is the package you need for a GUI.
[00:05] <faileas> er
[00:06] <faileas> if its a server, ubuntu desktop is WAAAY too heavy
[00:06] <Ilmatic> I'm looking at all the kernel and modules tab and I have none installed.
[00:06] <afroman> hej Dr_Willis
[00:06] <faileas> Aled: try openbox or icewm if you want a lightweight gui
[00:06] <blakkheim> a server doesn't need a GUI
[00:06] <Ilmatic> Yet, on reboot, there's this other kernel that always pops up.
[00:06] <dim3000> Aled: depends, but it also poses security risks and perofrmance issues
[00:06] <karmst> or you could use a control panel rather than a GUI
[00:06] <bishop> bak again
[00:06] <Aled> Alright
[00:06] <karmst> like C-panel or ISPConfig
[00:06] <mkanyicy> Yoman, first you must be a guru when it comes to port forwarding, ssh works on port 22 (by default) and telnet to another port i don;t know,
[00:06] <faileas> blakkheim: well, i feel so too. then again a server dosen't need anything but a power source and a connection to the network, as far as i am concerned ;p
[00:07] <dim3000> if u really want to
[00:07] <blakkheim> faileas: some services would be nice
[00:08] <faileas> blakkheim: well, that's based off my needs. monitor, and keyboard are optional, post install though
[00:08] <Yoman> mmvx, what I ment is since it seems I can connect to pretty much anything with telnet, doesn't telnet require any particular service to run on the server in order to connect?
[00:08] <dim3000> Aled: u can use xfce for example
[00:08] <Aled> Also, is it possible to run Server Ubuntu in a simulated enviroment, such as Microsoft Virtual PC?
[00:08] <syockit> Steve132: I wonder what your sudo fdisk -l looks like
[00:08] <faileas> Aled: certainly
[00:08] <karmst> telnet requires telnet server
[00:08] <Aled> Alright
[00:08] <dim3000> Aled: sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop
[00:08] <mmvx> Yoman telnet is just a way of sending the commands to services running on a server
[00:08] <faileas> Aled: you'd probably want a bridged connection. there's also a ubuntu build that's optimised for virtualisation
[00:09] <mmvx> Yoman for instance you can telnet to a mail server on port 25 and send an email
[00:09] <karmst> I run Server Ubuntu 8.04 off VMware ESX
[00:09] <karmst> so it's possible
[00:09] <mmvx> Yoman but you only have access to the commands the service will allow you
[00:09] <Steve132> syockit: inside the chroot?
[00:09] <mmvx> Yoman so for http it's GET and POST etc etc
[00:09] <afroman> Dr_Willis: can't find my printer canon l120 on cups.org
[00:09] <dirkson> Ok. Where did the resolution gui vanish to?
[00:09] <faileas> Aled: my test server runs on vmware. i'm tempted to set up a buildbox on one too
[00:09] <dirkson> Ok. Where did the resolution gui vanish to?
[00:09] <dirkson> Ok. Where did the resolution gui vanish to?
[00:09] <FloodBot3> dirkson: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:10] <Aled> Ok
[00:10] <mmvx> Yoman but ssh actually loads you up a shell on the server, allowing you much more control. This can be restricted depending on the configuration but it's much more powerful
[00:10] <Aled> I'm just planning to run it virtually to learn how to use it
[00:10] <syockit> Steve132: umm, it doesn't have to be... just to check whether you have proper partitioning. I just do not understand what it means by no mapping
[00:10] <faileas> that's a good idea, Aled
[00:10] <Aled> I'm a Linux noob, I've used Microsoft Windows for years
[00:10] <karmst> me too Aled
[00:11] <Yoman> mmvx, ok that helped alot =) thanks
[00:11] <Aled> But I'm planning on hosting my website on a dedicated server at home when I change ISPs
[00:11] <kedzior> #raciborz
[00:11] <karmst> I'm a MCSE , MCP, and CCIE
[00:11] <Ilmatic> I won't ever go back...unless I need to use wireshark. ; )
[00:11] <karmst> and I'm still just now learning linux
[00:11] <Yoman> mkanyicy, ok.. sounds like it will take some time
[00:11] <dim3000> Aled: ubunutu server is great for that, it makes it easy in my opion (i host my own)
[00:11] <karmst> Aled I use CentOS for my webserver
[00:12] <webdawg> yo
[00:12] <Aled> Ah
[00:12] <faileas> Aled: web hosting on ubuntu is kinda simple - there's a pre-configured LAMP option. i added phpmyadmin, since i can't be bothered to work with raw sql, and its perfectly usable
[00:12] <syockit> Steve132: btw can you repeat the grub-install thing outside chroot, this time with the flag: --modules=raid
[00:12] <Aled> Sounds good
[00:12] <Aerora> anyone there?
[00:12] <webdawg> I was looking at this page:  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=596002 and I can not seem to find what it is talking about.  The sound applet I have seems to suck.
[00:13] <Aerora> i got an problem with video formats
[00:13] <karmst> Aled have you ever used Apache before?
[00:13] <webdawg> The problem I have is that I want to add my mono speaker output but cannot seem to find it in sound preferences.  Is their some alternative sound controler software?
[00:13] <mmvx> Yoman no probs. Is your chess server a linux machine?
[00:14] <Ilmatic> Hey how can I set up snort on ubuntu?
[00:14] <Aled> karmst, I've used xampp for 2 years
[00:14] <pavelz> hi, how do i recompile a package from source? I need ruby to be recompiled, steps seem more convoluted then just compiling the source
[00:14] <Aled> Which includes Apache
[00:14] <shelby> Hello. I am looking for traffic compression software (high-cost GPRS here). Advise me please.
[00:14] <Steve132> syockit: http://www.pastebin.org/71909
[00:14] <Yoman> mmvx, I'm guessing so, but wouldn't know... It's fics, the free internet chess server
[00:15] <Steve132> although, I think that seems to not include nvidia_mapper
[00:15] <karmst> ok then you should have no problems. It's a lot easier to write the config file then mess around with all the MS windows IIS stuff trying to make everything work
[00:15] <Steve132> Like, not directly
[00:15] <Yoman> mmvx, so what I'm doing is "telnet fics.freechess.org 5000" followed by logging in
[00:15] <mmvx> Steve132 that looks like 2 mirrored drives
[00:15] <karmst> You may also want to check out Joomla
[00:15] <Aled> Are Server Ubuntu services such as LAMP included in the CD/Image
[00:15] <Aled> Or would I have to download them?
[00:16] <afroman> anybody know where I can get driver for my printer canon l120?
[00:16] <Steve132> mmvx: Yeah, thats exactly what I see too.... I just expected that I would see 1 'cause its not in hardware
[00:16] <karmst> the ubuntu server has the ability to install LAMP during the OS install
[00:16] <syockit> Steve132: umm, you have so many partitions.... I can only imagine that one of them is the boot partition (/dev/sda2 ?), which means you need to mount it as well...
[00:16] <Aled> brilliant
[00:16] <hanophix33> any way to make secondary monitor the main one on a laptop?
[00:16] <mmvx> syockit it looks like the hardware raid is still presenting both drives
[00:16] <simon> hola
[00:17] <syockit> Steve132: arrgh not much time before I go to the lab. what can I do.
[00:17] <simon> cuerda de jodedores
[00:17] <mmvx> syockit to linux
[00:17] <mmvx> syockit rather than one
[00:17] <karmst> locate httpd.conf
[00:17] <karmst> opps.
[00:17] <karmst> wrong window
[00:17] <syockit> mmvx: I'm not experienced in hardware/software raid setup. how should a hardware raid look like? only /dev/sda?
[00:17] <Aerora> anybody got an idea how i can fix this problem: i just installed a new video card a Geforce 8400GS from Nvidia and i cant play any video format the screen is black i only hear sound tried many formats and every format is same result anyone got an idea?
[00:17] <Yoman> mmvx, can't really find anything about it on their website either
[00:17] <mmvx> Steve132 I have a feeling your best bet would be to configure software raid
[00:18] <karmst> A hardware raid will just look like an LVM
[00:18] <Steve132> mmvx: Well, when I look at it in gparted, it only shows 1 drive
[00:18] <faileas> Aled: there's a seperate server config. else you can use the tasksel command
[00:18] <thiebaude> Aerora: you need the drivers?
[00:18] <syockit> karmst: which I also have no idea how it looks like
[00:18] <Steve132> and actually, writing anything to /dev/sda3 pulls an error message that pulls up the nvidia_mapping anyway
[00:18] <thiebaude> Aerora: i have the same card
[00:18] <Aerora> thiebaude: i installed al Nvidia drivers i got version 185
[00:19] <karmst> syockit it should only show up as a single drive
[00:19] <Steve132> so I think sda and sdb are somehow linked to the hardware raid setup correctly
[00:19] <thiebaude> Aerora: sudo nvidia-settings?
[00:19] <karmst> well if it's a hardware raid you shouldn't be able to see the members of the raid
[00:19] <thiebaude> Aerora: to set the resolution
[00:19] <karmst> you should only be able to see the raid
[00:19] <karmst> otherwise it's a software raid
[00:19] <syockit> Steve132: well it does have identical partitioning. did you mount /dev/sda2 to the boot folder in the root directory?
[00:19] <mmvx> Steve132 yes but you should only really see one drive in true hardware raid
[00:20] <Jahooty> does ubuntu/gnome have a clipboard with a history?
[00:20] <Shwack> My home directory is encrypted and I do not know the passphrase - I only know my login password.  However, when I attempt to recover the passphrase by decrypting my passphrase-wrapper file with login password, it is not working.   I am so close to getting this to work just need some final help.  Is anyone up to this?
[00:20] <Aerora> thiebaude: i got my resolution on 1360 x 768
[00:20] <thiebaude> Aerora: is that the resolution you want?
[00:20] <Steve132> syockit: yes
[00:21] <Aerora> thiebaude: yes thats the resolution i want;)
[00:21] <karmst> I have my Dell PERC 6/i card using raid10 and I only see one LVM on Ubuntu
[00:21] <afroman> anybody?
[00:21] <thiebaude> Aerora: cool
[00:21] <Steve132> /dev/sda2 is mounted on /mnt/root
[00:21] <karmst> Steve grep sda2
[00:21] <karmst> what is the device desc
[00:21] <Steve132> karmst: grep what?
[00:22] <syockit> Steve132: hmmm either /dev/sda1 or /dev/sda2 is the root, and the other one is boot
[00:22] <Aerora> thiebaude: but do you know how to fix my problem?
[00:22] <mmvx> Steve132 the installer has installed on the raid, but you have the two drives clearly visible in /dev
[00:22] <karmst> dmesg | grep -l
[00:22] <thiebaude> Aerora: i had to edit my xorg.conf
[00:22] <thiebaude> and add Device  "Default Device" and save
[00:22] <Shwack> has anyone ever recovered a passphrase from passphrase-wrapper file?
[00:22] <bishop> leaving seeya
[00:23] <Aerora> thiebaude: if you got the same as i do can you send me a copy of yours or tell me how to adjust it?
[00:23] <Steve132> syockit: the other one is boot?
[00:23] <karmst> you should be able to pull up a device description
[00:23] <Steve132> you have to partition /boot seperately?
[00:23] <syockit> Steve132: umm can't stay long here. anyways if you mounted it in the correct order (mount root first, then mount boot to the boot folder), then try grub-install again, this time with the --modules=raid option
[00:23] <thiebaude> Aerora: yes, please do send me it
[00:23] <Steve132> karmst: dmesg | grep -l sda2 returns an empty line
[00:23] <mmvx> syockit, Steve123, what you are asking is that grub fires up a kernel inside a raid partition having booted off the MBR of a single drive..?
[00:24] <karmst> what raid controller do you have Steve?
[00:24] <andyland> I ran the command: /usr/sbin/minidlna -f /etc/minidlna.conf as root but I can't locate the processes in the activity monitor. Can you see root processes there as well?
[00:24] <mmvx> karmst my thoughts too..
[00:24] <klaor> is it somehow possible to boot into a console (=do not start a XServer) using a desktop cd?
[00:24] <Sabre-night> is there a specific room for Wine discussion / help?
[00:24] <syockit> mmvx: yeah, I thought grub didn't allow that. older grub though. dunno about grub2
[00:24] <Aerora> thiebaude: a sec how do i send files with Xchat?
[00:25] <thiebaude> !pastebin
[00:25] <Supersaiyan_IV> anyone here that experiences iwlagn kernel panics? related to https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/276990 wondering if somebody has a workaround not mentioned there.
[00:25] <thiebaude> pasetbin, aerora
[00:25] <andyland> Sabre-night: I'm 99% certain that Wine has there own irc-channel. My suggestion, google it
[00:26] <andyland> Sabre-night: wiki.winehq.org/IRC
[00:26] <mmvx> syockit grub2 is great with multiple drives in software raid, it installs to them all if they are mirrored, grub 1 never used to!
[00:26] <Sabre-night> andyland,  it's #winehq, i just remembered
[00:26] <EsatYuce> There are 2 folders named "My movies" and "movies" in /home/user_name directory in 9.10. Why?
[00:27] <burzki> looks like grub legacy and grub2 packages are included .. how to tell the default boot mgr in 5.x?  new to debian, couln't find documantation on site
[00:27] <syockit> mmvx: if hardware wouldn't it also be automatic? (albeit transparent)
[00:27] <mmvx> syockit yes, exactly
[00:27] <Steve132> karmst: This isn't terribly helpful, but its inside this mobo: http://www.zotac.com/httpdocs/brochures/mb/motherboard_brochure_geforce_9300_v3.pdf
[00:28] <karmst> ok
[00:28] <Aerora> thiebaude:damn now my mouse is trippy
[00:28] <mmvx> syockit, but grub now needs to go on the raid partition, not on /dev/sda or /dev/sdb
[00:28] <syockit> mmvx: ah now i get it
[00:29] <karmst> its an nvidia raid
[00:29] <mmvx> syockit grub probably needs a module that lets it see that nvidia raid partition
[00:29] <Suzanne> Hi Hal
[00:29] <webdawg> my flash audio doesnt work in karmic.  Help
[00:29] <karmst> mmvx with nvidia onboard raids shouldn't you just create an LVM in Grub and then the OS will just see the virtual single drive?
[00:29] <hanophix33> i i cant get my laptop to make the secondary monitor become the main monitor
[00:30] <mmvx> karmst it looks like the installer and os can see the single raid partition
[00:30] <Aerora> thiebaude: im going to restart something snapped in my pc:(
[00:30] <Aerora> thiebaude: brb
[00:30] <thiebaude> Aerora: ok
[00:30] <thiebaude> k
[00:30] <mmvx> karmst but when it comes to grub install it fails
[00:30] <miihackwii> hi all does anyone now how to fix medusa
[00:31] <mmvx> karmst possible missing module? grub2 is quite new..
[00:31] <Shwack> My home directory is encrypted and I do not know the passphrase - I only know my login password.  However, when I attempt to recover the passphrase by decrypting my passphrase-wrapper file with login password, it is not working.   I am so close to getting this to work just need some final help.  Is anyone up to this?
[00:31] <karmst> man...hold on a minute... I've actually ran into this exact same problem before with nvidia raids. I have notes on this on my Heat helpdesk ticket
[00:31] <syockit> mmvx: hmmm what do you suppose the /dev/sda in the command 'grub-install --root-directory=/mnt/yadayada /dev/sda' be replaced with?
[00:31] <karmst> give me a few...
[00:31] <miihackwii> hi all does anyone now how to fix medusa
[00:32] <Shwack> All my files are gone - I have the passphrase-wrapper file, I have my login password.  I have everything I need except the knowledge of how to get it to work
[00:32] <Steve132> syockit: That should be replaced with the name of the mapped drive, I assume, which on my machine is /dev/mapper/nvidia_egicfjeg
[00:32] <mmvx> syockit Steve132 yes
[00:32] <mMezquitale> if I want to add a user so that he can log in to my openssh server, do I need to create a user in the server, and where would I put the user's key?  I'm using password less key login
[00:32] <Steve132> Yeah, i did that
[00:32] <Sabre-night> why can't i right click on any menus? (say on accessories)
[00:33] <mmvx> syockit Steve132 but I think you may need to specify modules
[00:33] <phantomcircuit> im trying to mount an iso with the loop device
[00:33] <phantomcircuit> but im getting read only errors
[00:33] <syockit> mmvx Steve132 so --modules=raid is not enough? hmm... might have to check the modules list then
[00:34] <mMezquitale> Sabre-night, why would you want to right click on the menu?  This is ubuntu, what is the real question, what are you trying to do/accomplish?
[00:34] <aerora> thiebaude: http://pastebin.com/m53e397f1
[00:34] <Steve132> mmcx: yeha, thats what happened, it says two errors: Grub-probe, no mapping exists for nvidia_egicfjeg2
[00:34] <thiebaude> ok
[00:34] <mmvx> syockit might there be one for that particular type of hardware raid?
[00:34] <Steve132> and the other is "auto-detection of a filesystme module failed, specify module with option modules
[00:35] <Steve132> should I use "--modules=raid,ext3"
[00:35] <mmvx> Steve132 it's looking like you need one that lets grub put the raid together at boot
[00:35] <Steve132> ok
[00:35] <karmst> Here it is
[00:35] <Sabre-night> mMezquitale, i have some options from Wine i uninstalled, yet the folder options remain.
[00:35] <Redarche> :)
[00:35] <mmvx> Steve132 that's a rubbish way of explaining it I know!
[00:35] <Sabre-night> mMezquitale, i was kinda hoping to delete them :|
[00:35] <Steve132> no, that makes sense, actually
[00:36] <shawn_> Whats wrong with this command iptables --table nat --append POSTROUTING \ --out-interface eth0 --jump MASQUERADE
[00:36] <Steve132> so what do I need?
[00:36] <karmst> ok... So how it says to get around this in our ticket system is you have to build the nforce driver from source, as it is not native for raid to the linux kernel
[00:36] <mshoap13> <-- ubuntu tard... does anybody know where to find a working howto on getting a 5 button mouse configured to work in firefox under Xubuntu?
[00:36] <lstarnes> Steve132: remove the \
[00:36] <mmvx> Steve132 I think syockit is checking the modules list
[00:36] <lstarnes> Steve132: oops, wrong person
[00:36] <lstarnes> shawn_: try removing the \
[00:36] <webdawg> okay
[00:36] <shawn_> lstarnes, Ok
[00:36] <thiebaude> aerora: under section Screen and right under deafultdepth        24,   put    Device                         "Default Device"
[00:37] <thiebaude> aerora: and save it
[00:37] <lstarnes> shawn_: also, make sure that you are running that with sudo or as root
[00:37] <mMezquitale> Sabre-night, so what you are attempting to do is delete some options in the wine menu, keep asking that question again, if someone knows the answer they will reply, you can also try the forums
[00:37] <thiebaude> aerora: and sudo nvidia-settings  set resolution and then save to X configuration
[00:37] <webdawg> I can view all my inputs and outputs in 'alsamixer' command line but I cannot add them to the default sound applet in ubuntu.  What is the deal?
[00:37] <syockit> Steve132: among modules that depend on raid module (from /boot/grub/moddep.lst) : dm_nv, mdraid, raid5rec, raid6rec
[00:37] <karmst> dm_nv
[00:38] <mmvx> syockit that dm_nv looks promising
[00:38] <aerora> thiebaude: how do i save it? i cant adjust it becouse i dont have root acces
[00:38] <thiebaude> aerora: what that does everytime you log into x you dont have to set the resoltion
[00:38] <karmst> yes you get that from the source build of the nforce driver
[00:38] <syockit> mmvx: http://www.opensubscriber.com/message/grub-devel@gnu.org/9870513.html seems to suggest so
[00:38] <Steve132> ok, so, mmvx: any luck with finding the modules I need....dm_nv
[00:38] <thiebaude> aerora: im on a ubuntu desktopn, but it should say save
[00:39] <Steve132> yeah
[00:39] <Steve132> so
[00:39] <Steve132> try
[00:39] <webdawg> ?????????
[00:39] <aerora> thiebaude: it doesnt
[00:39] <Steve132> Ok, so
[00:39] <mmvx> Steve132 syockit karmst looks like dm_nv then? As well as raid?
[00:39] <Steve132> using --modules=raid
[00:39] <Steve132> gives a new name
[00:39] <karmst> syockit: that's the module he needs. It's because the nforce raid isn't a true hardware raid.
[00:39] <DubAndy> How can I make a /etc/init.d/ startup script from my two files /usr/sbin/minidlna & /etc/minidlna.conf to be ran at boot with apache2 regardless of gnome and/or users?
[00:39] <mmvx> Steve132 put quotes around the list
[00:40] <Steve132> *err, sorry....gives a new error:  "You attempted a cross-disk install, but the filesystem containing /mnt/root/boot/grub does not support UUIDs"
[00:40] <mmvx> Steve132 like --modules="raid dm_nv"
[00:40] <syockit> --modules=dm_nv should automatically pull raid in, as it depends on it... but yeah, maybe both
[00:40] <Dr_Willis> DubAndy:   you could put the commands in /etc/rc.local or check the upstart docs and make a upstart script for them. init.d/stuff is slowly getting phased out.
[00:40] <bastid_raZor> !boot | DubAndy
[00:41] <Dr_Willis> DubAndy:  many of the guides/docs still refer to the old sysv way. but as i said. thats slowly getting removed.
[00:41] <teratoma> what does this ubuntu Eucalyptus cluster stuff do?
[00:41] <mmvx> syockit Steve132 looks good, now we have a decent error to work with :)
[00:41] <karmst> haha
[00:42] <Shwack> If I have my home directory on a separate partition (sdb6)... Can I copy files from main filesystem (sdb2) over to it and then mount sdb6 from Ubuntu Live CD and give myself CHROOT access?  I need to decrypt my passphrase-wrapper file after mountain sdb6 from live CD but cannot give myself CHROOT after mountaing sdb6 because there is no /bin/bash
[00:42] <DubAndy> Dr_Willis: Oh I'm a former debian user... Is /etc/rc.local a faster implementation?
[00:42] <Dr_Willis> DubAndy:  rc.local is just a simple script that get ran at boot. for down and dirty tasks
[00:43] <Dr_Willis> !upstart
[00:43] <j-3-r-g_> Yo wats poppin?
[00:43] <thiebaude> aerora: im not sure where the save is on that because im not on ubuntu, but thats what i had to do, was edit xorg.conf and then save and exit
[00:43] <karmst> I think this error is because it's still a software raid and he will need to have an LVM?
[00:44] <aerora> thiebaude: i dont have the rights and i cant adjust the rights becouse im not the owner
[00:44] <j-3-r-g_> hey anyone familiar with whipping a iPod nano fresh and still have ti working with iTunes
[00:44] <j-3-r-g_> ?
[00:44] <syockit> Shwack: you can mount your main system (sdb2), then mount sdb6 to its home folder, then chroot the main system
[00:44] <thiebaude> aerora: gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf is the command
[00:44] <Shwack> syockit can you please /msg me with more detailed instructions?   You would be saving my life if I can get my encrypted home directory recovered
[00:45] <thiebaude> it will ask you for your root password
[00:45] <mmvx> karmst maybe another module?
[00:45] <syockit> Shwack: umm the problem is I do not know about encrypted directory/partition
[00:45] <karmst> no. I'
[00:46] <mmvx> karmst Steve132 this bug report shows several modules being tried: v
[00:46] <mmvx> http://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?25008
[00:46] <aerora> thiebaude: done thnx:D but my no video problem is still not fixed:(
[00:46] <karmst> I'm reading the mkfs manual and it says that in order to create a ext3 file system on an nvidia raid it must be an LVM
[00:47] <thiebaude> aerora: go back ans do sudo nvidia-settings and set your resoltution and then save to X configuration
[00:47] <thiebaude> and
[00:47] <mmvx> karmst I think Steve132 already has most of his install in place
[00:47] <Shwack> syockit: if you can explain to me how to mount both /dev/sdb2 and /dev/sdb6  You will be placing me one step closer -   I create /mnt and  /mnt2    I can succesfully mount one partition, then trying to mount the 2nd says "you must specify filesystem type"   I can get either one to mount by itself, mounting teh 2nd is where I run into the problem
[00:47] <thiebaude> since you already saved your xorg.conf
[00:47] <karmst> mmvx I'm lost then?!?
[00:48] <aerora> thiebaude: i can play any format only problem is i have no video only the sound is playing and i done the nvidia settings thing;)
[00:48] <syockit> Shwack: actually much safer if you specify filesystem type for both
[00:48] <thiebaude> aerora: i'am not sure what to do
[00:48] <Shwack> syockit how do I specify the filesystem type?   They should both be ext4
[00:48] <Dr_Willis> aerora:  audio and no video = check what video codec the video is using.. or is it all videos?
[00:49] <syockit> Shwack: example, if you mounted /dev/sdb2 on /mnt, then you need to mount /dev/sdb6 on /mnt/home
[00:49] <Steve132> So, the final word is "no" ?
[00:49] <Steve132> on this?
[00:49] <syockit> Shwack: hmm i need to recall...
[00:49] <aerora> thiebaude: all videos mp4 mpeg avi etc and before i switched video cards i didnt had this problem
[00:49] <Shwack> syockit - gotcha on the /mnt/home - makes perfect sense -
[00:49] <thiebaude> aerora: i dont know, and we do have the same card
[00:50] <aerora> thiebaude: i also tried totem and vlc
[00:50] <thiebaude> aerora: can you do compiz?
[00:50] <_cb> Have dual boot. XP & Ubuntu 9.10 . Want to re-install Ubuntu keep dual boot and keep home folder. How do I do it?
[00:50] <karmst> Steve123: I would recommend changing it to an LVM. That way if you ever wanted to expand the hardware raid you would be able to without having to rebuild the entire array or backup and restore your data.
[00:50] <aerora> thiebaude: yes compiz works perfect
[00:50] <thiebaude> ok, drivers are installed
[00:50] <syockit> Steve132: what about the one on Comment#3 on that bug report?
[00:51] <faileas> _cb: back up and restore the home folder manually?
[00:51] <thiebaude> but after that i dont know what to try
[00:51] <aerora> thiebaude: yes i installed al nvidia drivers trough synaptic
[00:51] <thiebaude> aerora: maybe someone else had more expertise than i do
[00:51] <DubAndy> Dr_Willis: #!/bin/bash /urs/sbin/minidlna -f /etc/minidlna.conf This will do for a .sh script right? it's till going to be run with root privledges and keep on being an active process?
[00:51] <_cb> faileas Any way to tell the new install to use the existing home folder?
[00:51] <thiebaude> aerora: i let ubuntu find the recomeded driver for me
[00:52] <faileas> _cb: do you have a seperate home partition?
[00:52] <mmvx> syockit Steve132 karmst there's a launchpad bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubuntu-meta/+bug/436340
[00:52] <_cb> yes.
[00:52] <faileas> else, home folders are by username- just have the same username and it should work, in theory
[00:52] <thiebaude> aerora: which driver 185?
[00:52] <aerora> thiebaude: yep i got 185
[00:52] <thiebaude> ok
[00:52] <syockit> Shwack: an ext4 would have -t ext4 as option. e.g. mount -t ext4 /dev/sdb2 /mnt
[00:52] <Shwack> syockit ok
[00:52] <Shwack> syockit- unless you know how to unmount - I need to reboot from live CD and remount properly
[00:53] <Steve132> ok
[00:53] <faileas> _cb: then just reinstall, don't reformat the home partition, and have the same username
[00:53] <faileas> and backup anyway, in case
[00:53] <_cb> On the re-install I saw 3 options. Keep current OS (Which kept current Ubuntu) Manual (Don't know how I keep my XP dual boot) and use all disk which obviously I don't want
[00:53] <Steve132> syockit: That workaround basically involves buying and permenantly connecting a USB stick to jumpstart the system... I honestly don't care enough to do that
[00:53] <thiebaude> aerora: wish i knew
[00:53] <syockit> Shwack: sudo umount <dev partition, or mount point>
[00:54] <karmst> ah
[00:54] <mmvx> Steve132 it looks like 10.04 will have a fix for grub2, and 9.04 works with grub1
[00:54] <Steve132> mmvx:  That launchpad bug says "Fix Released"
[00:54] <aerora> thiebaude: hmm thnx anyway ill try the forums;)
[00:54] <thiebaude> aerora: ok good luck with it
[00:54] <Steve132> Yeah, you answered my question...so the answer is "it will be released in 10.04
[00:54] <Steve132> ok
[00:54] <aerora> thiebaude: ty;)
[00:54] <Shwack> syockit - wonderful!  i dont understand why they didnt make both umount and unmount do the same thing - i was sitting here trying unmount !!!
[00:54] <NFischer> how to reactivate ctrl-alt-backspace key-combination?!
[00:54] <Hilikus> how can i compile the content of a source package without creating a binary package? i'm trying to patch something but i need to try the program before i package it
[00:55] <Steve132> thanks a lot guys :)
[00:55] <Steve132> I appreciate it
[00:55] <mmvx> Steve132 yes, I guess you could install 9.04 and update to 9.10 which would leave grub1 in place..
[00:55] <Steve132> yeah
[00:55] <syockit> Shwack: the reason is kinda historical... and they don't want two commands meaning the same thing
[00:55] <Steve132> I figured that
[00:55] <thiebaude> aerora: np
[00:55] <mMezquitale> !zap | NFischer
[00:55] <syockit> Steve132: or install grub1!!
[00:55] <Steve132> my GF who is sitting next to me suggested that about 40 seconds before mmvx did :)
[00:56] <mMezquitale> !dontzap
[00:56] <syockit> Steve132: oh wait maybe not on the cd
[00:56] <MrKeuner> hello, which file do I have to modify to login a specific user to gdm automatically upon reboot?
[00:56] <Steve132> Steve132: nope
[00:56] <mMezquitale> !dontzap | NFischer
[00:56] <Shwack> syockit -   i type  sudo mount -t ext4 /dev/sdb2 /mnt     and it doesn't work
[00:56] <Steve132> ok, thanks a ton guys
[00:56] <Steve132> I appreciate it
[00:56] <Steve132> and all the hard work
[00:56] <Steve132> night
[00:56] <mmvx> Steve132 good luck
[00:56] <FloodBot3> Steve132: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:56] <syockit> Shwack: any error messages?
[00:57] <Shwack> syockit - I will paste bin entire output, one second
[00:57] <DrMax> ubottu : or activate it in keyboard preferences, layours "keys to kill X" or something similar
[00:57] <NFischer> mMezquitale, ?!
[00:57] <iflema> MrKeuner: under the System menu / Administration / Login Screen is a gui for seeting up auto login.
[00:57] <MrKeuner> iflema, I only have ssh access
[00:57] <Shwack> syockit http://paste.ubuntu.com/352613/
[00:58] <DrMax> I dual booted my macboook pro and the linux partition shows as "windows"... is there a way to get it to at least display "linux" ?
[00:58] <DrMax> (while holding option)
[00:58] <Shwack> syockit for some reason it's not showing the /mnt   point after   /dev/sdb2
[00:58] <Shwack> i swear i typed it though...  let me try one more time
[00:59] <Shwack> same thing - it dissapears from the input
[00:59] <Shwack> i type it
[00:59] <MrKeuner> iflema, thanks though
[00:59] <_cb> faileas On the re-install I saw 3 partition options. Keep current OS (kept current Ubuntu) Manual (I know I can keep my NTFS partition but will I still have a dual boot?) and use all disk which obviously I don't want
[00:59] <karmst> ah....ok...It's official... Don't pay attention to anything I say because I've had too many beers tonight =)
[01:00] <mmvx> cheers karmst
[01:00] <karmst> cheers
[01:00] <mmvx> Shwack what is it?
[01:00] <mmvx> Schwack the mount point?
[01:00] <Shwack> mmvx yes
[01:00] <karmst> that's really messed up you have to go to grub legacy with intel and nvidia raids
[01:00] <Shwack> im trying to input    sudo mount -t ext4 /dev/sdb2 /mnt
[01:01] <sircut> problems opening packages I have installed. i put google earth on my machine via package manager but can't find or open?
[01:01] <usrlocalbin> MrKeuner:  check the /etc/gdm/gdm.conf file  under the [daemon] section, you can add some line to enable automatic login and set the login
[01:01] <mmvx> karmst yeah I think I'd go software raid and be done with it :)
[01:01] <MrKeuner> usrlocalbin, OK thanks
[01:01] <sircut> Have jaunty jackalope installed I think!
[01:01] <mmvx> Shwack where is the other drive mounted?
[01:01] <karmst> has anyone actually ever seen a jackalope?
[01:02] <JSeymour> karmst: In the Sunday funnies, I have
[01:02] <_cb> If I uninstall UBUNTU will the partitions still be on disk? (I want to re-install and keep my dual boot)
[01:02] <syockit> Shwack: yup strange indeed. shell received it as if you didn't type the /mnt in the end
[01:03] <chai> hi all... anyone know of a program to manage multiple pdfs? i have to read a bunch of scientific journals and hate having dozens of windows open
[01:03] <karmst> You're not Jane Seymour from the original battlestar glactica are you?
[01:03] <mmvx> Shwack what is the output of df ?
[01:03] <usrlocalbin> MrKeuner:  check out http://pastebin.org/71920 for some direction... as always also good to google it as well
[01:03] <syockit> chai: linux version of adobe reader supports tabs
[01:03] <JSeymour> karmst: Nope.  That's not her real name, btw.  She's actually Polish or something.
[01:03] <Shwack> mmvx I am on an Ubuntu live cd trying to mount      /dev/sdb2     and  /dev/sdb6.       sdb2 is my ubuntu filesystem and sdb6 is my /home partition.    my /home directory is encrypted and after typing sudo passwd to chnage my password,  Ubuntu accepts my login password but no longer decrypts my home folder.   changing my password back to the old password via same sudo passwd command hasn't worked.    I am trying to decrypt my passphrase-wrapper file
[01:04] <Shwack>  by mounting sdb2 and sdb6 from ubuntu live CD then decrypting passphrase-wrapper file with ecryptfs-unwrap-passphrase /mnt/shwack/.ecryptfs/wrapped-passphrase   using my login password.
[01:04] <karmst> ah.... I learn something new everyday
[01:04] <chai> syockit, perfect, thanks. i've been using Okular
[01:04] <RubbberDucky>  I am uber confused.  Is Ubuntu Studio a whole separate install from ubuntu?
[01:04] <hyperstream> How do i go about adding a login prompt for my main account when booting up ?(i picked to have no login, and wish to have now )
[01:04] <mmvx> karmst it's cause you forget it before you go to bed :)
[01:04] <JSeymour> karmst: I had been kinda hopin' we were kissin' cousins, ya know? :)
[01:05] <karmst> haha
[01:05]  * JSeymour notes it takes a long, long, looooong time to download new kernel releases over a 144kb/s IDSL ckt :/
[01:05] <_cb> How do I un-install ubuntu but keep XP and my home partition? (Ultimate goal is to re-install ubuntu and keep my home partition)
[01:05] <karmst> Does anyone else have problems with their flash player in Firefox not giving the same results as it should be?
[01:06] <karmst> like missing buttons in movies and elements and so forth?
[01:06] <chai> karmst, YES. you on amd64?
[01:06] <Dr_Willis> RubbberDucky:  from what i recall its ubuntu + a lot of default media apps. Check the ubuntu-studio homepage - I may be oversimplifying
[01:06] <karmst> yes I am chai
[01:06] <Georgeascott> hi all, just installed 9.10 on an inspiron 1720 and i'm getting the bootsplash but then a blinking brown and black screen.  vid card is nvidia geforce 8600m
[01:06] <JSeymour> _cb: Just re-install and tell the installer to wipe/re-format the Ubuntu partition
[01:06] <mmvx> Shwack I see. And you can't mount sdb2?
[01:06] <syockit> Shwack: you're not in a chroot now, right? have you succeeded mounting sdb2 yet?
[01:06] <hyperstream> How can i a LOGIN to startx / gdm ? when i installed Ubuntu i picked that AUTO LOGIN my account into gdm/x i wish to have a login prompt
[01:06] <Shwack> mmvx: http://paste.ubuntu.com/352615/   -- but note that I am on ubuntu live cd trying to mount /dev/sdb2 and /dev/sdb6
[01:06] <syockit> karmst: actually I'm looking to solve that too
[01:07] <Georgeascott> i tried a live cd of 8.10 and had the same error.
[01:07] <chai> karmst, i've had quite a bit of the same issues, chrome is a bit more seamless, but not perfect with flash.
[01:07] <NFischer> Help! System>Preferences>Sounds>Desktop>Login alternation has no effect Oo
[01:07] <syockit> karmst: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/flashplugin-nonfree/+bug/410407
[01:07] <Shwack> syockit I have succeeded in mounting both sdb2 and sdb6 by themselves
[01:07] <Dr_Willis> hyperstream:  if you want to not start up GDM/X disable the gdm service
[01:07] <RubbberDucky> Dr_willis: Does that mean I could probably just install all of those later?
[01:07] <syockit> Shwack: without -t you mean?
[01:07] <Dr_Willis> RubbberDucky:  yes
[01:07] <Shwack> syockit - yes without -t
[01:07] <hyperstream> Dr_Willis, i wish to have it come up and ask me the password for the main account rather than auto logging in ..
[01:07] <mmvx> Shwack you've already mounted /dev/sdb6 in /mnt
[01:07] <_cb> JSeymour when I do the re-install I have the install side by side option which keeps current Ubuntu Install and the manual install option (I know I could keep my XP partition but would i have the dual boot?)
[01:07] <syockit> Shwack: if no errors, I suppose it's okay then?
[01:07] <mmvx> Shwack umount /mnt
[01:08] <hyperstream> Dr_Willis, is this possible?
[01:08] <karmst> ah
[01:08] <Dr_Willis> hyperstream:  you mean you want to disable the gdm autologin? thats under the admin menus somewhere. 'login manager' I think
[01:08] <karmst> I've got to start using this bugs launchpad
[01:08] <inoh> i am attempting dual boot, vista and karmic,  been unable to get atheros ar50007 and geforce 8200m to work properly, tried everything i have found on every support forum to no avail.  only crashed mbr.  anyone that can guide me through it please do
[01:08] <JSeymour> hyperstream: System -> Administration -> Login Screen
[01:08] <mmvx> Shwack then mkdir /mnt/disk1 /mnt/disk2
[01:08] <syockit> Shwack: use df and see where they are mounted to
[01:09] <mmvx> syockit http://paste.ubuntu.com/352615/
[01:09] <angelus> hi folks, it seems GIMP doesnt want to run for me, gives me this error message gimp: error while loading shared libraries: libgegl-0.0.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[01:09] <Shwack> syockit - the problem is i need to mount  /dev/sdb2  to /mnt and hten /dev/sdb6   to /mnt/home like you said.   But when attempting to mount the second partition, it says i need to specify file type.. and i am unable to input the sudo mount -t ext4 /dev/sdb6 /mnt/home
[01:09] <VCoolio> hyperstream: system > admin > login screen, tick the box; it will give you gdm; if you want console you need to edit grub
[01:09] <hyperstream> thanks guys
[01:09] <karmst> hey syockit there is a workaround listed on the lauchpad
[01:09] <Shwack> mmvx i am following - one second
[01:09] <karmst> says there's a pre-release alpha from adobe for x64 flash
[01:09] <syockit> karmst: yup still no time reading it, busy here :(
[01:09] <karmst> http://labs.adobe.com/downloads/flashplayer10.html
[01:10] <Shwack> mmvx ok - I have made both /mnt/disk1 and /mnt/disk2
[01:10] <usser> angelus, sudo apt-get install libgegl-0.0-0
[01:10] <Shwack> after   sudo umount /mnt
[01:11] <Dr_Willis> hyperstream:  actually if you want no gdm screen - just disable the gdm, service in /etc/init/ rename the gdm.conf to be gdm.DONtSTARTME  or similer.
[01:11] <mmvx> Shwack yes, now can you mount them both in disk1 and disk2 respectively
[01:11] <angelus> usser, libgegl-0.0-0 is already the newest version.
[01:11] <karmst> I'll compile this source file for flash and give a go and tell you the result syockit
[01:11] <Shwack> mmvx I will pastebin inputs and outputs - give me a moment
[01:11] <usser> angelus, did you try to compile gimp by hand?
[01:11] <nighto> hi there, i need some help with my touchpad, it is not being detected, if someone could please take a look... https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-input-synaptics/+bug/504065
[01:11] <usser> angelus, try reinstalling gimp
[01:11] <hyperstream> lol
[01:11] <syockit> karmst: it's source? i thought adobe gives out only binaries
[01:12] <angelus> usser, i did(but i'll try to compile it myself this time around)
[01:12] <hyperstream> thanks guys- i want it to ask me for a password to login to GDM, got it sorted thanks all.
[01:12] <evanandersen> please help!!!! i just finished my media project in Pitivi but the render video option doesn't work!
[01:12] <usser> angelus, make sure to configure with --static --prefix=/usr/local
[01:12] <evanandersen> gave me this error : "gstfilesink.c(396): gst_file_sink_open_file (): /GstPipeline:pipeline1/GstBin:bin46/GstFileSink:filesink17:
[01:12] <evanandersen> system error: Permission denied"
[01:12] <usser> angelus, that way it will be completely independent of your package manager
[01:12] <angelus> thanks
[01:13] <Shwack> mmvx http://paste.ubuntu.com/352618/
[01:13] <andyland> How can I get this error message /urs/sbin/minidlna: No such file or directory If I went into that folder in gnome and can clearly see the file there?
[01:13] <tzufli> hello
[01:13] <hyperstream> andyland,  check the spelling.
[01:13] <evanandersen> andyland: the program could not have the correct permissions
[01:13] <karmst> well it's extension is .so
[01:13] <ardchoille> andyland: and case
[01:13] <hyperstream> andyland,  try /usr/
[01:14] <JSeymour> <- Rebooting from 2.6.31-16 -> 2.6.31-17... (wish me luck...)
[01:14] <usser> angelus, you'll need a crapload of libraries to compile gimp though. so run sudo apt-get build-dep gimp to automatically fetch all dependencies
[01:14] <Michelle_> Hi I've installed ubuntu 9.04 on a usb disk, and it won't boot, only into an "initramfs" prompt.. what am I doing wrong?
[01:14] <tzufli> quick question from newbie.....what sofware is something similar with winamp in ubuntu.... and what kind of ftp software do you recommend?
[01:14] <mmvx> Shwack the idea was to mount the drives in /mnt/disk1 and /mnt/disk2 , would that be ok?
[01:14] <usser> tzufli, audacious is a complete winamp clone
[01:15] <mmvx> JSeymour it'll be fine. No really
[01:15] <usser> tzufli, as for ftp there are plenty of clients to choose from
[01:15] <chai> syockit, you have any issues with reader being buggy/freezing up? im on 9.10 amd64
[01:15] <usser> !ftp | tzufli
[01:15] <hyperstream> tzufli, use Rythmbox its good
[01:15] <karmst> what?
[01:15] <Seamus> does anyone know what game this is on the ubuntu 910 feature tour?  It's the one with the small window on top of hte other games.
[01:15] <Shwack> mmvx I have verified /dev/sdb2 is ext3/ext4 fiesystem type
[01:15] <tzufli> all those are in repositoriesor do i have to compile them?
[01:16] <Shwack> mmvx yes let me try again
[01:16] <hyperstream> tzufli, apt-get install filezilla
[01:16] <mmvx> Shwack can you umount /mnt
[01:16] <Seamus> http://www.ubuntu.com/products/whatisubuntu/910features
[01:16] <syockit> chai: although I suggested it, I'm not a user of Reader.
[01:16] <evanandersen> does anyone know anything about gstreamer or PiTivi export issues?
[01:16] <mmvx> Shwack just in case it is in use as a mount point again
[01:16] <Seamus> I want that game.  but they can't be arsed to tell you what it is!
[01:16] <tzufli> cool...thank you for the help
[01:16] <hyperstream> tzufli, sudo apt-cache search NAMEHERE   <-- that will tell you if its in the repo's
[01:16] <Shwack> mmvx I t says http://paste.ubuntu.com/352618/
[01:16] <Shwack> woops
[01:16] <Shwack> it says not mounted - not that pastebin link
[01:16] <Michelle_> Hi I've installed ubuntu 9.04 on a usb disk, and it won't boot, only into an "initramfs" prompt.. what am I doing wrong?
[01:17] <chai> syockit, lol, well after 2 minutes of use, i wouldn't reccommend it... tab close button simply does nothing
[01:17] <Seamus> does anyone know what game this is on the ubuntu 910 feature tour?  It's the one with the small window on top of the other games.
[01:17] <chai> syockit, up, there it goes, i spoke too soon. well, still freezing
[01:17] <Seamus> http://www.ubuntu.com/products/whatisubuntu/910features
[01:17] <syockit> chai: yucks, that sucks. Known bug or something?
[01:17] <mmvx> Shwack good, now try sudo mount /dev/sdb2 /mnt/disk1
[01:17] <JSeymour> That was painless :)
[01:17] <Seamus> Please help.  I want to PLAY AWESOME GAMES
[01:18] <Shwack> mmvx http://paste.ubuntu.com/352620/
[01:18] <mmvx> JSeymour and the reboot?
[01:18] <tzufli> found audio
[01:18] <JSeymour> mmvx: Done!
[01:18] <chai> syockit, not sure... googling
[01:18] <andyland> I made a .sh script and placed and update rc.local but when i type /etc/init.d/minidlna.sh restart I get the cannot find error
[01:18] <iKernel> libxxf86dga1.so.1 <-- where can I get the 32 bit version of this library? there isn't a 32 bit package in ubuntu repos for libxxf86dga1
[01:18] <karmst> it's binary
[01:18] <iKernel> or I could just try installing alien arena from ubuntu repos...
[01:18] <mmvx> JSeymour I've not rebooted mine yet
[01:19] <chai> syockit, sure enough http://lists.medibuntu.org/pipermail/bugs/2009-May/002565.html
[01:19] <mmvx> Shwack /dev/sdb6 mounts ok?
[01:19] <bean> andyland: is the script in /etc/init.d? :P
[01:19] <usser> iKernel, get a little util called getlibx
[01:19] <usser> iKernel, err getlibs
[01:19] <usser> !info getlibs
[01:19] <iKernel> usser, ok
[01:19] <iKernel> usser, whoops
[01:19] <usser> iKernel, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=474790
[01:19] <iKernel> usser, looks like I'll have to compile it
[01:20] <Shwack> mmvx one second
[01:20] <andyland> bean: The script is in init.d and the script is just saying to start /usr/sbin/minidlna
[01:20] <usser> iKernel, no theres a .deb file
[01:20] <andyland> bean: and -f /etc/minidlna.conf
[01:21] <iKernel> usser, cool, looks like an extremely handy utility, thanks
[01:21] <Shwack> mmvx: yes - http://paste.ubuntu.com/352622/
[01:21] <syockit> chai: that looks old. what's your installation source?
[01:21] <bean> andyland: so if you run /etc/init.d/minidlna.sh is says not found
[01:21] <bean> b
[01:21] <bean> ut
[01:21] <bean> if
[01:21] <bean> you
[01:21] <bean> wow, freaking IRC client fail
[01:21] <FloodBot3> bean: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:21] <klong> p
[01:22] <chai> syockit, adobe website, downloaded the .bin, made it executable, ran it with sudo. i suppose medibuntu repositories would be the better way?
[01:22] <andyland> :p
[01:22] <JSeymour> Is there a way to get a sudo requester to come up when I launch something from a menu so it's running with privs?
[01:22] <mmvx> Shwack what is the output of fdisk -l /dev/sdb
[01:22] <hyperstream> bean,  lol IRC Client operator fail :P
[01:22] <klong> hello - i keep getting "scrape failed - tracker did not respond" but only on one particular torrent which is not seeded well. is this because there are no seeds or another problem?
[01:22] <poseidon> anyone here use RLPlot?
[01:22] <karmst> adobe labs must be having problems... This says it will be 2 hours and 39 minutes to downloads 3.6mb
[01:22] <bean> hyperstream:  no, i hit return once, but it repeated it like 4 times :P
[01:22] <ardchoille> JSeymour: gksudo appname
[01:22] <andyland> bean: I successfully run the minidlna.sh script. but the script gives the output it can't find the executable in /usr/sbin/minidlna
[01:22] <Shwack> mmvx:    it says               Cannot open /dev/sdb
[01:22] <hyperstream> bean, sticky key hmmmmmm
[01:22] <Shwack> should i use sudo?
[01:22] <mmvx> Shwack sorry yes
[01:22] <syockit> chai: not necessarily. although much more officially supported, newer versions from Adobe would usually have fixes for problems like this
[01:22] <JSeymour> ardchoille: Tnx!
[01:22] <joeb> My wireless doesn't work until I restart my computer. It keeps asking for the password but it already has it.
[01:23] <bean> hyperstream:  maybe.
[01:23] <Seamus> I want to know what that game is on the ubuntu tour
[01:23] <ardchoille> JSeymour: use that as the command in the menu item "command"
[01:23] <ilumi> what's a good video editing software tha can capture from firewire?
[01:23] <Seamus> I know some of you guys have to know.
[01:23] <Shwack> mmvx: http://paste.ubuntu.com/352624/
[01:23] <syockit> chai: was it a native 64-bit version? it might need some tweaking if it was 32-bit
[01:23] <Seamus> I have $5.
[01:23] <bean> andyland: but /usr/sbin/minidlna exists? you can ls -la /usr/sbin/minidlna ?
[01:23] <Seamus> $5 to the person who tells me what that game is.
[01:23] <JSeymour> ardchoille: *nod* Tnx.  Want it for amdcccle (Catalyst Control Center for ATI Radeon card)
[01:24] <hyperstream> Seamus, thats not going to get you anywhere lol
[01:24] <iKernel> Seamus, it was golubulus
[01:24] <iKernel> Seamus, $5 plox
[01:24] <mmvx> Shwack /dev/sdb2 is an extended partition - it only contains partitions, it isn't really one itself
[01:24] <chai> syockit, the site actually didn't mention. so probably 32-bit. now i have a preview image of my pdf on the wrong monitor on all desktops...
[01:24] <Seamus> hyperstream: shows how much you know ;)
[01:24] <ardchoille> JSeymour: you can also add a menu item and just use gksudo as the command, nothing more, and you'll get a nice gui asking which app to run with privs
[01:24] <Shwack> mmvx thank you so much for showing me that
[01:24] <mmvx> Shwack are you sure you don't mean /dev/sdb1?
[01:24] <Shwack> mmvx I'm sure i do
[01:24] <andyland> gives me the output: -rwxr-xr-x 1 andy andy 2442292 2009-11-24 19:31 /usr/sbin/minidlna
[01:24] <hyperstream> Seamus, without the bribe you would have gotten it :)
[01:24] <JSeymour> ardchoille: Tnx again! :)
[01:24] <Seamus> iKernel: you're not going to hold me to that deal right?
[01:24] <iKernel> Seamus, paypal account nickmarko2@gmail.com kthx
[01:25] <ardchoille> Seamus: lol
[01:25] <iKernel> Seamus, you bet i am :P
[01:25] <Seamus> ... or else what? ;)
[01:25] <Shwack> mmvx - I will try mounting sdb1    to /mnt     and sdb6  to  /mnt/home    and hopefully I can decrypt my passphrase-wrapper file.    crossing my fingers drinking a beer
[01:25] <angelus> usser, (unmet dependency) libgegl-0.0-dev: Depends: libbabl-0.0-0-dev but it is not going to be installed
[01:25] <angelus> (and when i tried to get the build-dep for libgegl)libbabl-0.0-0-dev: Depends: libbabl-0.0-0 (= 0.0.22-1) but 0.1.0-2009112901~kk is to be installed
[01:25] <hyperstream> Seamus, gogo pay up :)
[01:25] <bean> andyland: can you pastebin the actual script for me?
[01:25] <mmvx> Shwack I'm not sure that will work...
[01:25] <hyperstream> i vote scam ban! :P
[01:25] <JSeymour> ardchoille: Now I'm all set for when I get ready to try this new card with dual heads :)
[01:25] <mmvx> Shwack but give it a try by all means!
[01:25] <hcker2000> hello every one
[01:25] <ardchoille> JSeymour: Nice!
[01:25] <andyland> bean: Yeah, defenetly
[01:25] <JSeymour> ardchoille: It'll be nice if it actually works :)
[01:25] <ardchoille> lol
[01:26] <chai> syockit, ok it was definitely x86, and they also have a .deb. gonna try to install that. should I use something like 'sudo linux32 dpkg -i adobexxx.deb'? i'm wary of the linux32 command...
[01:26] <Seamus> it's not a scam! I just don't know if I should pay someone for an offer made in jest.
[01:26] <Shwack> mmvx I'm 48 hours deep into trying to recover my encrypted home directory - at this point I would try wearing a tinfoil hat
[01:26] <cyberjorge> how come # lspci -v has no output? what other related command can I use?
[01:26] <Seamus> if being in jest negates the offer or whatever
[01:26] <usser> angelus, something wrong with your repositories, disable all unofficial repos run sudo apt-get update and try again
[01:26] <hcker2000> I have installed ubuntu 9.10 64 bit and grub is giving me issues so I cant boot into the install
[01:26] <ikthus> I'm using XChat, how can i have the list of channels ?
[01:26] <JSeymour> ardchoille: I'll run this card (just installed last night) a few days with a single head just to make sure everything's really okay as is.
[01:26] <hcker2000> I have pasted my boot info script here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1373886
[01:26] <JSeymour> Speaking of which: Stress test time!
[01:26] <Shwack> mmvx, in fact - I am going to make myself an aluminum foil hat right now and wear it while attempting ot mount both
[01:26] <hcker2000> could any one please help me get this issue resolved?
[01:26] <karmst> something is wrong here
[01:26] <karmst> hey...I didn't know that.... GKSUDO
[01:26] <Shipmaster> es anyone know a good accounting program for ubuntu?
[01:26] <karmst> it's faster to type it in though
[01:27] <syockit> chai: eh, do you have to do linux32 when installing 32-bit debs? 32-bit flash didn't have it that way
[01:27] <karmst> goto server , list of channels
[01:27] <usser> Shipmaster, gnucash
[01:27] <usser> Shipmaster, would be your best bet
[01:27] <mmvx> Shwack I wish you the very best of luck, tinfoil hat included!
[01:27] <karmst> adobe must seriously be running off a 2400 baud modem right now
[01:27] <chai> syockit, no. i'll try without linux32 first and let you know
[01:27] <Shipmaster> usser--it doesn't track inventory though
[01:28] <Shwack> mmvx thank you ;)
[01:28] <Shipmaster> thanks though usser
[01:28] <iKernel> it's mister stabby
[01:28] <Seamus> iKernel: I can't find golubulus anywhere.  I think you scammed me!
[01:28] <mmvx> karmst adobe is frequently slower than molasses in January
[01:28] <iKernel> Seamus, I didn't spell it right
[01:28] <karmst> syockit It's going to be over an hour to download this 3.6mb flashplayer alpha
[01:28] <iKernel> Seamus, let me check the correct spelling
[01:28] <andyland> bean: I fixed the script, it was of course a typo :) thanks for helping an idiot. But I can't see the processes running in the System Monitor in gnome?
[01:28] <jukebox-zero> Figured this might be the quickest way to get the answer to this. I just tried to install ubuntu 9.10, let the installer reformat my entire drive from ext3 to ext4, completed fine. Went to reboot and now I get a "error: no such device:  *insert long hex-looking string here*" message when the grub tries to load. Should I just retry?
[01:29] <mmvx> karmst is that a 64 bit player?
[01:29] <bean> andyland: ttry this on the cli.  ps aux | grep minidlna
[01:29] <syockit> karmst: oh dear. what side of the planet are you on?
[01:29] <ikthus> everybody say hello
[01:29] <hyperstream> hello
[01:29] <karmst> yes mmvx....And I'm in the US syockit
[01:29] <Shipmaster> hello
[01:29] <iKernel> Seamus, sorry, I meant Globulation 2
[01:30] <chai> yellow
[01:30] <hcker2000> has any one else had trouble with grub throwing an error after installing 9.10?
[01:30] <palomer> are there any alternatives to serpentine?
[01:30] <ikthus> 2/1364 not that bad :p
[01:30] <ardchoille> palomer: What is serpentine?
[01:30] <palomer> a cd burner
[01:30] <chai> hcker2000, 9.10 updates to grub2. i didn't have errors, but i wouldn't be surprised if there were many
[01:31] <andyland> bean: http://paste.ubuntu.com/352626/ seems like their running don't it
[01:31] <ardchoille> palomer: I haven't had any problems with brasero, then there's k3b (kde app)
[01:31] <bean> andyland: yep, running as root
[01:31] <przemo_one> jukebox-zero so did you install it?
[01:31] <jukebox-zero> hcker2000: This is the first time I've ever seen an error this early. Usually it at least gets *somewhere* and I have no idea if that hex string means just my drive got formatted shoddy-like or what...
[01:31] <Out_Cold> i hate my room mate.... every day i come home to find my server unplugged because he thinks it degrades his stupid wifi signal for his ps3.... what a flippin tool..
[01:32] <mmvx> jukebox-zero did you run all the way to the end of the install ok?
[01:32] <hcker2000> chai, mine starts and then says some thing about not being able to load and then a long serial number
[01:32] <Out_Cold> a headless machine with no lan is a useless machine
[01:32] <syockit> karmst: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/flashplugin-nonfree/+bug/326555 has link to debian's repo
[01:32] <syockit> karmst: which has native 64-bit plugin
[01:32] <Seamus> iKernel: ah, that looks nothing like globulation
[01:32] <chai> syockit, still downloading... but do you know any way to remove the previous reader installation? it installed in /opt, should i just delete its directory?
[01:32] <andyland> bean: nice!, it's suppose to be running on the port 8200 says the .conf file. Is it?
[01:32] <Seamus> I think you're mistaken.
[01:32] <Shipmaster> tried to run a windows program in wine and keep getting this error  The allocation of the environment handle failed.  any ideas?
[01:32] <syockit> chai: check the directory for uninstall script
[01:32] <jukebox-zero> przemo_one: did the full live-cd install, even checked md5sums and sha256sums. The error: no such device message is literally the first thing the grub prints on reboot though.
[01:33] <bean> andyland: you can check that with netstat
[01:33] <iKernel> Seamus, oh, give me a look at the game then
[01:33] <hcker2000> maybe i should install lilo
[01:33] <karmst> it's not me
[01:33] <karmst> I have fiber at 30x30
[01:33] <karmst> http://labs.adobe.com/downloads/flashplayer10_64bit.html
[01:33] <bean> andyland: run netstat -lan | grep 8200
[01:33] <jukebox-zero> ditto to mmvx
[01:33] <Seamus> iKernel: what???? http://www.ubuntu.com/files/masthead/910/tour/ubuntu-910-games.jpg
[01:33] <hyperstream> Out_Cold, i hate people like that :P, at work they all run windows for web developement and this adobe software. i plug in and they believe that Ubuntu is better than windows there for get all the bandwidth(which i have nothing using it. perhaps Email check every 10 mins.) when infact they have slow net lol.
[01:33] <brico> Forgot the & at the end. ;p
[01:33] <Seamus> the one with the really tiny screenshot
[01:33] <brico> Woops wrong channel.
[01:33] <przemo_one> jukebox-zero no idea. it should install everything and there should be no error
[01:34] <iKernel> Seamus, that is either alien arena or nexuiz
[01:34] <hcker2000> right now i am stuck using this live cd:(
[01:34] <andyland> Bean: port is listening. you are my g*d*amn hero. Now I shall try to hook up the TV. ^^ so long for now
[01:34] <mmvx> jukebox-zero is it a single drive?
[01:34] <songer> hello
[01:34] <bean> andyland: your're welcome.  I'm around quite often if you need help
[01:34] <Seamus> iKernel: no no no.  The one at the very front of the other windows
[01:34] <jukebox-zero> przemo_one: Okay, if no-one's ran into it before I can probably assume gpart just formatted the drive shoddy like. That or I have bigger issues.
[01:34] <songer> can i play youtube on live cd?
[01:35] <ardchoille> songer: not without flash
[01:35] <Seamus> It looks like a FF7 screenshot
[01:35] <jukebox-zero> songer: if you can download gnash or some sort of lash like player
[01:35] <jukebox-zero> *flash
[01:35] <iKernel> Seamus, oooooh. aw jeez man, you're gonna have to get me a bigger screenshot than that
[01:35] <hyperstream> iKernel, definatly
[01:35] <Out_Cold> hyperstream, similar issues.... except this moron doesn't get that there are 2 seperate devices running in the router... one for wires and one without... i mean really.. how does a lan connection degrade signal strength???? i could understand if it was torrenting or something... but it just sits there... the only activity is when i back up files from work...
[01:35] <Shwack> mmvx I have succesfully mounted boht, gained chroot access, and am now attempting to decrypt my wrapper-passphrase file
[01:35] <Seamus> iKernel: yeah I know, that's what pisses me off about this.  They dont' tell you what game it is, they just show you a really small screenshot
[01:36] <chai> syockit, no luck... searched for .sh and .bin files, or anything with un in the name (like uninstall).
[01:36] <songer> ok
[01:36] <Shwack> mmvx - sadly, it is not working.   I am trying all possible login passwords that i ever used, and nothing is working.
[01:36] <Seamus> I think the only way to know is to install every game in the repo.
[01:36] <Shwack> mmvx the good news is, i have more beer?
[01:36] <Out_Cold> i wish ubuntu cds had a blunt edge to which i could beat people with..
[01:36] <jukebox-zero> mmvx: Yes, I disabled my secondary drive via bios because I've accidently delete a partition i didn't mean to while installing before.
[01:36] <hyperstream> Out_Cold, yeah, get him some stuff to read up on and slap him in the face and tell him to read...
[01:36] <przemo_one> jukebox-zero running installer from a console should give more output. my only idea is to install it again. i'm using ubuntu 9.10 64bit. ext3 everything is fine. is ext4 now the default fs?
[01:36] <Shwack> out-cold, superglue + sledge hammer would work
[01:37] <karmst> hahaha
[01:37] <mmvx> Shwack as homer said, beer is the solution to, and cause of, most of life's problems :0
[01:37] <Out_Cold> hyperstream, i don't think he knows how to read... and if i did... i doubt he'd care...
[01:37] <jukebox-zero> przemo_one: Nah, just saw it was an option so I figured I'd give it a whirl, leaving my secondary data drive as ext3
[01:37]  * karmst beats Out_Cold with a Juanty Jackalope
[01:37] <Out_Cold> ** s/i/he/
[01:37] <hyperstream> Out_Cold, disable the wireless.
[01:37] <Shwack> mmvx - i usually don't drink. however, losing my home directory for trying to change my login password =  fml
[01:37] <hyperstream> Out_Cold, change the encryption method
[01:37] <hanasaki> what is a good tool to admin user accounts in ldap?
[01:37] <Out_Cold> hyperstream, then he'd reset the router and all would be a waste...
[01:37] <hyperstream> Out_Cold, its only a ps3 lol
[01:38] <mmvx> Shwack I think beer is looking like a good option right now!
[01:38] <syockit> chai: gotta love adobe for not giving instruction for uninstallation
[01:38] <Out_Cold> he sits at home all day collecting unemployment and playing vids..
[01:38] <przemo_one> jukebox-zero what you can do is google for this error. maybe someone have a solution.
[01:38] <hyperstream> i hear ... the secrets that you keep... when yo talking in yah sleep :P
[01:38] <Out_Cold> then he complains when his signal cuts out.... i mean the damn wifi is running nearly 18 hours a day.....
[01:38] <Shwack> mmvx - yeah...  i'm really depressed.   i had just spend 2 days tweaking css themes for my i2p router page and had tons of personal pictures I would love to get back
[01:39] <chai> syockit, lol, yea theres even files for windows and os x in there...
[01:39] <iKernel> need to take a core dump brb
[01:39] <ilumi> !video
[01:39] <mmvx> Shwack you'd think there would be a way. somehow. I mean, changing your password is quite normal and expected behaviour
[01:39] <hyperstream> Out_Cold, interferance is generally caused by things like Fridge's and stuff, cordless phones
[01:39] <ilumi> !videoedit
[01:39] <ilumi> !videoediting
[01:39] <jukebox-zero> przemo_one: Yeah, like I said, if no-one here has come across it, and given all these users I'm guessing pretty much all archtectures are represented, then it was probably just a shoddy format/install.
[01:39] <Shwack> mmvx - that is the thing - I'm on Ubuntu live Cd, I have my filesystems and /home folder mounted
[01:39] <Shwack> I have chroot access
[01:39] <chai> syockit, just tried to install the package and got "package architecture (i386) does not match system (amd64)"... looks like i'll need linux32 after all..
[01:39] <Out_Cold> hyperstream, of which there is 2 walls, a fridge and a cordless phone between him and his COD4
[01:39] <hyperstream> gtg, Ubuntu Lucid wants to reboot for updates. lets hope nothing breaks :P
[01:40] <Shwack> mmvx - i have my wrapper-passphrase file, and I have my old login passowrd that should decrypt it and show me my passphrase
[01:40] <syockit> chai: removing acrobat from opt will delete. the only other taint would be the link in /usr/bin
[01:40] <mmvx> jukebox-zero I'm with prezmo_one, as you have nothing to lose really. Ext4 is faster than ext3
[01:40] <hyperstream> Out_Cold, EWW, cod4 on ps3, now thats mental. Mouse + Keyboard combo = win.
[01:40] <karmst> Out_Cold that sounds like my fiancee....
[01:40] <karmst> haha
[01:40] <hyperstream> Out_Cold, back in 2 mins, reboot
[01:40] <przemo_one> jukebox-zero might be installer error. might be a problem with your configuration
[01:40] <Shwack> mmvx - i have everything I need - and for some reason it's not working.   I am so frustrated... 48 hours later i'm still not able to get it working
[01:40] <Out_Cold> karmst is a lady??
[01:40] <jukebox-zero> mmvx: was wondering if there would be any difference. Good to know.
[01:41] <przemo_one> jukebox-zero give a try with old ext3. must work. maybe grub does not support ext4 yet?
[01:41] <quietone> what do I need to do so that the services on my machine are available to the home network when the machine is booted and I am not logged in?
[01:41] <syockit> karmst: yay clicky works on new plugin!
[01:41] <mmvx> przemo_one yes it does, ext4 is default in karmic
[01:41] <Out_Cold> quietone, what services?
[01:41] <jukebox-zero> przemo_one: If all else fails I'll just reburn the whole cd from iso and try try again. Formatting the whole sda drive anyway so I can't really ruin anything.
[01:42] <quietone> I have the family calendar on my machine (.ics files)
[01:42] <mmvx> Shwack I don't know much about encrypted directories sadly
[01:42] <Shwack> mmvx - I know nothing - I'm new to Ubuntu.  I didn't even know my home directory was encrypted.
[01:42] <jukebox-zero> actually... I'm wondering if my swap ended up at the beginning at the drive and if that would make a difference at all...
[01:42] <chai> syockit, weird... still same error with linux32
[01:42] <przemo_one> jukebox-zero check md5 of iso or use build in cd autocheck. there is no need to burn another disc.
[01:43] <Shwack> mmvx - I love Ubuntu but this is going to scare me into making a new DVD backup of my home folder every other day
[01:43] <przemo_one> mmvx i run upgrade from 9.04. next time use ext4
[01:43] <przemo_one> mmvx any way to convert from 3 to 4?
[01:44] <quietone> Out_Cold: everything works fine if I am logged in. I think I just need to have the wireless start on boot. But I don't know how to do that.
[01:44] <sinsun> How to uninstall a tarball program? #sudo make uninstall ?????
[01:44] <ubuntu_> could any one please help me with grub2. its throwing an error when trying to start my new ubuntu install
[01:44] <Dr_Willis> sinsun:  if you are lucky that may work.
[01:44] <ubuntu_> says cant load and a long serial number
[01:45] <przemo_one> sinsun yes
[01:45] <Out_Cold> quietone, you would want to edit your IP table to allow connections from your local network ie: 192.168.x.x and also have the apps loaded into the /etc/init.d or the umm... startup file which i forgot the name of
[01:45] <jukebox-zero> przemo_one I was to lazy to figure converting out so I'm just dumping all files on one drive, formatting, moving again, formatting. done.
[01:45] <mmvx> Shwack there is a bit about changing your password on the wiki https://wiki.ubuntu.com/EncryptedHomeFolder
[01:45] <sinsun> Dr_Willis: thx, really works
[01:45] <ubuntu_> I started a forum thread but am trying to get it fixed tonight
[01:45] <mmvx> przemo_one I think there is but it's a PITA
[01:45] <jukebox-zero> ubuntu_: Does it say "error: no such device: *long old number*?
[01:46] <ubuntu_> yea
[01:46] <przemo_one> jukebox-zero ext3 is my /
[01:46] <sinsun> Anyone uses Bespin in KDE?
[01:46] <przemo_one> mmvx what's PITA?
[01:46] <ubuntu_> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1373886 thats the thread i started with some info in it
[01:46] <jukebox-zero> ubuntu_ *high five* I got the same problem. Let you know if I find the answer :)
[01:46] <teratoma> what is out there in Karmic that looks like GOS ?
[01:46] <mmvx> przemo_one Pain In The A***
[01:46] <ubuntu_> jukebox-zero, did you have ubuntu installed previously on the hard drive?
[01:46] <Dandan> Is there a name given to a piece of audio before processing? Like when you record a podcast, before adding intro, outro, and commercials, is there a name or adjective for that?
[01:46] <Out_Cold> quietone, the script is /etc/rc.local
[01:46] <tawd> i found that it would of been too involved, so i backed up all my data, and did a clean install of 9.10 with ext4 :)
[01:47] <quietone> Out_Cold: thats sounds right. So, I'll read up on init.d, that a start.
[01:47] <jukebox-zero> przemo_one Yeah, it's a pain. I just dpgk -l and gonna paste the output into apt-get when I get up and running to clone how it used to be.
[01:47] <Out_Cold> quietone, that loads apps before you log in.. so it can run your wifi and your calender prog
[01:47] <przemo_one> mmvx i could backup all files, then restore and reinstall grub
[01:47] <__freak__> Приветствую всех, есть рускоговорящие?
[01:47] <Out_Cold> !rs
[01:47] <quietone> Out_Cold: Ah, that sounds right. (I am returning to *nix after hmm 16 years )
[01:47] <jukebox-zero> ubuntu_ Went from 7.10 to 9.10. Reformatted like it was a whole new install though.
[01:48] <Out_Cold> kinda funny how the basics never change
[01:48] <chai> syockit, well reader works "well enough" from the .bin, and no way to install from .deb on amd64. workin with it
[01:48] <quietone> Out_Cold: Thanks. I'm off to read!
[01:48] <ubuntu_> jukebox-zero, holly crap me too
[01:48] <syockit> chai: no hangs?
[01:48] <mmvx> Shwack but I think maybe you could boot into your install as root, then su to yourself, then try the password commands. I'm off , its very late here in the UK! przemo_one it's easier to back up the files and just reinstall ubuntu! Shwack good luck
[01:49] <JSeymour> Stress-test passed!  Yay! \o/
[01:49] <jukebox-zero> ubuntu_ good to know. Means there might be something to this thing.
[01:49] <ubuntu_> jukebox-zero, this is day 3 of trying to fix the stupid thing. thinking of switching distros for this computer as i need to get it up and working
[01:49] <Out_Cold> my stress test was getting me all wound up... i left
[01:49] <ubuntu_> jukebox-zero, right now i am looking into loading lilo and giving the finger to grub
[01:49] <chai> syockit, upon restart, so far no. maybe it was initial configuration that hanged everything. had to wait a solid 5 minutes where my comp wouldn't do anything when reader first started
[01:49] <jukebox-zero> ubuntu_ how many attempts have you made at installing 9.10?
[01:50] <ubuntu_> jukebox-zero, counting the bad cds i burned off i think i am at 8
[01:50] <Out_Cold> ubuntu_, what types of drives are you trying to format to??
[01:50] <chai> syockit, well thanks. i'm off to actually read those journals now :D
[01:50] <Out_Cold> ubuntu_, lvms??
[01:50] <ubuntu_> jukebox-zero, segate 80 gig ext4
[01:50] <jukebox-zero> ubuntu_ I do know there is a known bug with the 7.10 kernel that ends in 15 and were supposed to boot into the previous version to upgrade dist, but I thought formatting would bypass that...
[01:50] <ubuntu_> Out_Cold, sorry that was for you
[01:50]  * JSeymour looks at ubuntu_'s thread...
[01:50] <przemo_one> ubuntu_ berify image or use build in media verification. it might not be a corrupted cd.
[01:51] <Out_Cold> ubuntu_, are you trying to install with the lvms?
[01:51] <przemo_one> ubuntu_ grate thing is to get cd by torrent
[01:51] <ubuntu_> przemo_one, i checked the cd cd is good
[01:51] <ubuntu_> md5 hash on it
[01:51] <syockit> chai: debian-multimedia repo has deb for amd64. meh, basically the same thing. since you're using it as standalone viewer, and not plugin, probably you don't have to bother about the debs
[01:51] <ubuntu_> Out_Cold, have not checking into lvms
[01:52] <Out_Cold> i had many issues when installing my server 9.10 only because of the lvms.. have you tried a different install disk?/
[01:52] <przemo_one> ubuntu_ please again paste that forum topic you started
[01:52] <Out_Cold> ubuntu_, like server or alt disk?
[01:52] <hyperstream> how do i change my hostname properly, so that when i login to my Wifi router the name of the PC is different.
[01:53] <hyperstream> !hostname
[01:53] <ubuntu_> przemo_one, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1373886
[01:53] <melanie> hey
[01:53] <ubuntu_> Out_Cold, what ever the defult 64 bit cd is the live one
[01:53] <andi_> guys, how to check whether wireless card is detected or not?
[01:54] <Maletor> What are Ubuntu users using to sort their data for XMBC?
[01:54] <Dr_Willis> Maletor:  clarify that question a bit.
[01:54] <Out_Cold> ubuntu_, hate to suggest but maybe try the 32 bit disk??
[01:55] <jukebox-zero> out_cold I'm having the exact same problem with the 32 bit disk
[01:55] <Out_Cold> ubuntu_, i can't for the life of me get a 64 bit to install on my 64 bit cpu..
[01:55] <monroecr> Hi there, Im getting a lot of """ ------ pulseaudio[2469]: ratelimit.c: 2 events suppressed """ in my log files, is there something wrong with it? my computer also freeze constantly, would it be related? thanks for any help
[01:55] <ubuntu_> Out_Cold, what cpu?
[01:55] <ubuntu_> some info here about grub2 https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/grub2/+bug/403408
[01:55] <hyperstream> Out_Cold, another suggestion if the 32bit disc fails, is to join #ubuntu+1 the next version in developement(Lucid 10.4 i think) when ever i have install/boot/graphic issues with any machines i install into(mainly laptops) i find that Lucid works out of the box where Karmic does not.
[01:56] <Maletor> Dr_Willis: I'm using XBMC on Ubuntu and I want XBMC to be able to recognize my media (TV Shows) a little better. There are third party apps that will do this on Windows, I'm wondering what Ubuntu users should use.
[01:56] <ubuntu_> and keep in mind this seems to be a grub issue not ubuntu
[01:56] <Out_Cold> hyperstream, yea but there are always those bugs in progress
[01:56] <Chr1s> who can help me on PostFix+mysql? I got a problem
[01:56] <hyperstream> Out_Cold, havnt hit one yet on 2 machines.
[01:57] <jmadero> anyone here have any experience with ibus?
[01:57] <sinsun> jmadero: yes
[01:57] <hyperstream> Out_Cold, solved black screen start ups + audio + wifi issues :P
[01:57] <jmadero> sinsun, can you help me out a bit, I'm used to scim and ibus just isn't working correctly for me :(
[01:58] <Dr_Willis> Maletor:  cant say that ive ever noticed any.  I rarely use xbmc except to try it out every so often. The tool just has to many odd quirks. ;)
[01:58] <Out_Cold> my core is Intel(R) Pentium(R) Dual  CPU  T2330  @ 1.60GHz
[01:58] <Zorg> hey, I'm making a program and it has an executable.. I'm wondering if it's possible to set the executable's icon to some image I made so that anyone who I send the executable to will be able to see the icon on it?
[01:58] <Maletor> Dr_Willis: So you just use MPlayer. Man, you are missing out.
[01:59] <Dr_Willis> Maletor:  i tend to use vlc. I really dont like the interface to xbmc. or some of the quirks it has. I do try it agaion about every 3 months.
[01:59] <sinsun> jmadero: did you set XIM?
[01:59] <ubuntu_> Out_Cold, amd x2 64 3200 here
[01:59] <jmadero> sinsun: no I haven't done much, with Jaunty it was so easy to set up languages, since then it's gone way down hill
[01:59] <Dr_Willis> Maletor:  installing xbmc right now on the wifes windows box. But she also tends to just use vlc
[01:59] <jmadero> I don't even know where to start, should I first go to system -> admin -> language support and install my languages?
[01:59] <Out_Cold> if vlc was a woman... i'd be putty in her hands :p
[01:59] <JSeymour> monroecr: I get those, too.  The pulseaudio log entries, that is.  I have had my system flat seize-up on me twice, but I dont' think they're related.  The pulseaudio events I believe are just a busy system buss.
[02:00] <Dr_Willis> !info moovida
[02:00] <Dr_Willis> moovida is a similer to xbmc app also. :) not quite as fancy
[02:00] <sinsun> jmadero: export XMODIFIERS="@im=ibus"
[02:00] <sinsun>  export GTK_IM_MODULE="ibus"
[02:00] <sinsun>  export QT_IM_MODULE="xim"
[02:00] <sinsun>  ibus-daemon -d -x
[02:00] <FloodBot3> sinsun: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:00] <Maletor> Dr_WIllis: VLC blows for media in 1080p DTS :) Need MPlayer for multi cores and VDPAU
[02:01] <Dr_Willis> Maletor:  i watch 90% of my videos on my netbook. so it not an issue.
[02:01] <alex87> hey guys, does anyone know of a good online password manager?
[02:01] <sinsun> jmadero: put anywhere when you start the X.
[02:01] <Aquaraptor> lastpass is supposedly good, alex87
[02:01] <monroecr> JSeymour: thank you very much for your answer, I will ignore that for now, then I need to find out why sometimes my computer freeze maybe VBox last update
[02:01] <Maletor> Dr_Willis: I watch 90% of my movies in 1080p 42" or IMAX
[02:01] <jmadero> just run those exports and start ibus that way?
[02:01] <Aquaraptor> works with chrome & ff
[02:01] <alex87> Aquaraptor, thanks, i'll look into it
[02:01] <DubAndy> still one wonders why there are so few netbooks with a DVI-output
[02:02] <JSeymour> monroecr: I just stress-tested my system after installing a new Radeon graphics card and a kernel update.  Played music off the DVD/CD drive, ran glxgears, banged the heck out of the disks, did constant read/writes to a thumb drive, and flood-pinged one of my routers.  It held up :)
[02:02] <jmadero> but I still install languages through system -> admin -> language support right?
[02:02] <Dr_Willis> DubAndy:  answer = $$$
[02:02] <rjb> i make a mistake how can i undo a command ln -s?
[02:02] <Out_Cold> DubAndy, because hdmi out is easier and cheaper
[02:02] <Dr_Willis> rjb:  delete the link thats wrong and redo the command
[02:02] <recon69_lap> I just updated to 9.1 , seem to have gone well, but video playback colour is messed up, anyone had this problem?
[02:02] <DubAndy> Still most is standard VGA though
[02:02] <JSeymour> monroecr: I would have expected some dropped audio bits during that, quite honestly ;)
[02:03] <Dr_Willis> DubAndy:  id like to have one with just svideo out.. but im old skoool withj old tvs
[02:03] <Out_Cold> DubAndy, the last 3 laptops i've had ( in 2 years) have all had vga and hdmi
[02:03] <rjb> Dr_Willis i made a link to /usr/bin/ge /usr/bin/gem1.8 do i need to do something else?
[02:03] <belak> Alright, with ubuntu nbr, how can I install it? I have a dell mini... and it's too messed up... the hd is full... I did the dd id=whatever.iso of=/dev/sdc bs=1M
[02:03] <DubAndy> talking bout netbooks dude
[02:03] <belak> then I tried to boot from usb
[02:03] <belak> and nothing happened
[02:03] <Out_Cold> Dr_Willis, mine has s-vid too
[02:03] <Out_Cold> oh... yea. ok fair enough
[02:04] <Losha> Dr_Willis: so would I. Something I could hook up to an old beater analog tv from a laptop would be perfect for me. Hard to find nowadays...
[02:04] <monroecr> JSeymour: going to strees test now, thank you again for help and suggestions
[02:04] <monroecr> JSeymour: Will try to top memory usage to see what happens
[02:04] <JSeymour> monroecr: Good luck!
[02:05] <recon69_lap> never mind, found the answer
[02:05] <JSeymour> monroecr: heh.  I have 4GB.
[02:05] <przemo_one> ubuntu_ few things. after booting run gparted, and check does it can read partition table
[02:05] <belak> I don't have ubuntu, so I can't get the usb-creator thing
[02:05] <faileas> belak: what do you use?
[02:05] <jmadero> belak -- unetbootin
[02:05] <ubuntu_> przemo_one, it does
[02:05] <przemo_one> ubuntu_ did you upgrade from 32 to 32 bit os?
[02:05] <belak> faileas: gentoo
[02:05] <monroecr> JSeymour: quad amd + same memory here, cpu and psyu runs very hot too
[02:05] <belak> ibuclaw: how?
[02:05] <belak> oops
[02:06] <monroecr> JSeymour: psyu = psu
[02:06] <belak> jmadero: how?
[02:06] <faileas> belak: iirc you should use an img with the dd, or usb creator method, not the iso
[02:06] <przemo_one> ubuntu_ can you mount that ext4 partition?
[02:06] <JSeymour> monroecr: I'm running a server.  Has lots of fans :)
[02:06] <jmadero> go to their website, really straight forward
[02:06] <darkham> on win7 , in my pavilion notebook if i plug an headphone plug, i don't use the main speakers, how can i have that in ubuntu?
[02:06] <rjb> Dr_Willis my command was sudo ln -s /usr/bin/gem1.8 /usr/bin/ge
[02:06] <dragondon> greetings all
[02:06] <hikenboot> hello i have a problem i have setup my system with an encrypted tmp volume. I am getting a message that some of the mounts listed /tmp can not yet be mounted. Had this problem before and it required a reinstall. This occured after enabling desktop effects with dynamic desktop ( I am using the real time kernel due to a issue with sound) ...anyone able to help?
[02:06] <belak> Where are the .img's?
[02:06] <jmadero> darkham, what is your system?
[02:06] <JSeymour> monroecr: Tho, some day, I'm going to have to put a temp gauge by the exhaust to see what the exhaust temps are like.
[02:06] <hikenboot> my  guess its a timing issue
[02:07] <darkham> jmadero, karmic koala
[02:07] <jmadero> darkham -- I mean brand
[02:07] <ubuntu_> przemo_one, yes and i can see the files and such on it
[02:07] <darkham> jmadero, hp pavilion dv6-1350sl
[02:07] <Takyoji> Why is it that SD card seem to only mount in read-only mode starting in 9.10?
[02:07] <przemo_one> ubuntu_ can you paste dmesg somehow?
[02:07] <Takyoji> cards*
[02:07] <dragondon> looking for a program that is opensource/free and uses ambient sounds (with a windows verstion needed....yeah...I know...)
[02:08] <ubuntu_> przemo_one, sure let me run it and pastebin it
[02:08] <Zorg> argh why are linux icons complicated...
[02:08] <usser> dragondon, cat /dev/urandom > /dev/dsp :)
[02:08] <Takyoji> :P
[02:08] <ubuntu_> przemo_one, are you sure you want dmesg?
[02:08] <usser> dragondon, but seriously elaborate
[02:08] <ubuntu_> that looks like network stuff
[02:09] <faileas> belak: bleh, it seems they don't support it any more.
[02:09] <przemo_one> ubuntu_ few last lines :) please use some website to paste
[02:09] <belak> wtf?
[02:09] <belak> Sorry
[02:09] <faileas> belak: in which cause unetbootin is what you have to use, i suppose
[02:09] <przemo_one> ubuntu_ and my previous question. was it upgrade from 32 to 32 distro?
[02:09] <faileas> belak: i'm suprised too. the old method worked really well
[02:10] <ubuntu_> przemo_one, this is a fresh install not an upgrade
[02:10] <przemo_one> ubuntu_ or from 32 to 64. yes i know, but before was it the same architecture?
[02:10] <dragondon> usser need to find a program that uses abmient sounds (either user added or included) and my wacky idea of  creating it through Ubuntu and porting it to windows to show off :)  Although I don't know squat about programming...
[02:11] <ubuntu_> przemo_one, http://pastebin.org/71932 and it used to be 7.10 32bit
[02:11] <Mezner> In KDE for ubuntu, does anyone know of an application that will allow me to see or test my sound levels for input easily?
[02:11] <jukebox-zero> ubuntu_ / et al I found a note in the release notes that says switching from ext2/3 to ext 4 will cause the grub to fail to load the kernel... Though they refer to 9.04.  Says we need to use the grub-install command. Though it doesn't specify how.
[02:11] <przemo_one> ubuntu_ and is it now 64 bit?
[02:11] <usser> dragondon, thats it?
[02:12] <randompanzy> hi everyone i was wondering if i could find someone to help with with a screen problem on a ps3 install of ubuntu as im losing my mind trying to figure it out
[02:12] <ubuntu_> przemo_one, yea 64 bit now
[02:13] <usser> dragondon, hang on a sec
[02:13] <dragondon> usser yeah, visuals are not critical.  Think nice meditating or falling asleep sound-type program.
[02:13] <ubuntu_> jukebox-zero, man this just keeps getting worse it seems
[02:13] <ubuntu_> jukebox-zero, in that they knew about it and didnt fix it. you would think people would like to start there new os after they install it
[02:14] <przemo_one> ubuntu_ ok few things i have on my mind now. one is to boot into your installed os somehow. i know how, but it might be not the simplast way. run grub-install. second is to remove all partitions form your drive. make it totally clean. then reboot and do install.
[02:14] <jukebox-zero> ubuntu_ that sounds like the solution... Now I'm just trying to figure out how to run grub-install with nothing resembling a command line, or any access to the kernel. I'd kill for a MSDOS style boot disk.
[02:14] <rjb> i made a wrong command sudo ln -s /usr/bin/gem1.8 /usr/bin/ge how can i undo?
[02:14] <Maletor> What do I type to find all the IPs on my network?
[02:15] <Takyoji> Anyone else here at all dealt with SD cards being read-only (and not permitting it to be mounted with write permitted)?
[02:15] <ubuntu_> jukebox-zero, why not live cd?
[02:15] <belak> wtf? this should say that this has more that 3.2 gb on the hard drive... even for a mini, right?
[02:15] <przemo_one> jukebox-zero do you have system rescue cd?
[02:15] <jukebox-zero> przemo_one: Not a working one apparently. You got some linkage to an iso?
[02:16] <ubuntu_> jukebox-zero, i am also trying it from my live cd
[02:16] <przemo_one> jukebox-zero google. its a distribution for system things. do you have 64 bit ubuntu installed?
[02:16] <Takyoji> Maletor: If you're talking about IPs of systems on a LAN, use the network analysis tool called "Zenmap" (which is a GUI for nmap); if you're talking about the WAN IP, you can just check your IP address on a typical "What's my IP address?" website
[02:16] <jukebox-zero> ubuntu_ nod nod, I'm too lazy to walk to my other box.
[02:17] <_diablo> lucid is still alpha-1 right?
[02:17] <dim3000> how do I start openbox or any other de from terminal?
[02:17] <jukebox-zero> przemo_one. I'm chasing down 10 different google searches regarding this bug at the moment. And no, I'm using the 32bit i386
[02:18] <tawd> anyone have any experience with live usb's?  how would i be able to make it request my login ID and password, instead of automatically boot into root
[02:18] <randompanzy> lol if your all too busy to help me mind giving me a link that isnt so confusing to fix this screen resolution problem/
[02:18] <pavelz> hi... i am installing 9.10 desktop, wonder if there any way to LVM all my drives into one?
[02:18] <Maletor> Takyoji: then what's the command in nmap?
[02:19] <jtaji> pavelz: certainly, you need to use the alternate install cd
[02:19] <jukebox-zero> prezemo_one regarding your question of converting to ext4: http://ext4.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Ext4_Howto#Converting_an_ext3_filesystem_to_ext4
[02:19] <pavelz> i haven't found any people intitalizing their setup with LVM...
[02:19] <pavelz> oh deal
[02:19] <pavelz> dear
[02:19] <pavelz> jtaji: which is?
[02:19] <jtaji> !alternate | pavelz
[02:19] <jukebox-zero> przemo_one fair warning though, apparently ext4 has known bugs with manipulating large files.
[02:20] <pavelz> jtaji: thanks! damn my drives are wiped :)
[02:21] <jukebox-zero> ubuntu_ "Right now there's not a stable version of grub that supports booting a kernel from a ext4 partition. It's recommended that you keep /boot in a ext3 partition."
[02:21] <przemo_one> jukebox-zero get system rescue cd, burn. boot. at lilo type rescuecd root=/dev/sda1
[02:21] <jukebox-zero> ubuntu_ would have been nice to know before hand right?
[02:21] <sinthetek> if i want to revert to pre-karmic network initialization, should removing network-manager and modifying /etc/network/interfaces do the trick or is there something else i should do as well?
[02:21] <DrDamnit> Hello! How to I jail users in /home/userdir?
[02:21] <jukebox-zero> So the answer is ext4 is *useless* :)
[02:22] <ubuntu_> jukebox-zero, thats about the stupidest thing I have heard in so fing long
[02:22] <przemo_one> ubuntu_ get system rescue cd, burn. boot. at lilo type rescue64 root=/dev/sda1
[02:22] <Takyoji> Maletor: I believe it should be as simple as "sudo nmap -sP 192.168.0.0-255" which would scan all IP addresses from 192.168.0.0 to 192.168.0.255
[02:22] <trap> i know theres a rootkit on my system, wireshark isnt picking it up...how can i make sure the rootkit isn't hiding itself from the packet sniffer?
[02:22] <jukebox-zero> przemo_one thanks, but it seems like it'll just be easier to reformat to ext3.
[02:23] <przemo_one> jukebox-zero ubuntu_ you'll be able to login to your ubuntu. from there type sudo grub-install /dev/sda
[02:23] <ubuntu_> jukebox-zero, damn i hate to even waste more time trying to install using ext3 but i guess i will. oh hang on a friend installed 9.10 let me ask if he is ext3 or 4
[02:23] <przemo_one> jukebox-zero ubuntu_ ok
[02:24] <cyberjorge> how do I find out if my PCI is supported / detected? what command can I use
[02:24] <DrDamnit> Hello! How to I jail users in /home/userdir?
[02:24] <ubuntu_> jukebox-zero, all i get when i try and do the grub-install is Could not find device for /boot: Not found or not a block device.;
[02:24] <jtaji> ubuntu_: I'm on 9.10 with /boot on ext4 on lvm, works fine
[02:24] <jukebox-zero> przemo_one It sounds worthwhile to try, but I'm a little hungup on the release docs saying there is *no* stable grub that supports booting from an ext4 partition. Makes me think it might still epic fail on me
[02:24] <Takyoji> cyberjorge: lspci is the command to "LiSt PCI interfaces"
[02:24] <ubuntu_> jukebox-zero, yea my friend is ext4 and its working
[02:25] <cyberjorge> Takyoji: I've tried that but no result
[02:26] <jmadero> cyberjorge, sudo lspci
[02:26] <jmadero> actually shouldn't matter
[02:26] <rmozden> Shouldnt need to sudo lspci
[02:26] <jmadero> yeah, just realized that
[02:26] <jmadero> cyberjorge, what's the error?
[02:26] <jukebox-zero> ubuntu_ well, I'm gonna reinstall in ext3, as I've been researching this, I've come across numerous issues that scare me about ext4. Especially the may not handle manipulation of large files warning. I'm gonna wait till 10.4 to even mess with it.
[02:26] <rmozden> if you cant run it via a direct command, try /sbin/lspci
[02:26] <cyberjorge> jmadero: same
[02:26] <jmadero> jukebox, I use ext4 and have for a long time
[02:26] <jmadero> works great
[02:27] <jmadero> I notice a great increase in performance
[02:27] <rmozden> I have a question about Broadcom adapters
[02:27] <cyberjorge> jmadero: no error just goes back to prompt
[02:27] <rmozden> is Broadcom Corporation BCM4311 802.11b/g WLAN (rev 02) supported in 9.10?
[02:27] <ubuntu_> jukebox-zero, yea the performance is good i have ext4 on my work computer and its good
[02:27] <ubuntu_> just 9.10 blows
[02:27] <Takyoji> Yes, BCM4311 is supported if I remember correctly
[02:27] <jmadero> yeah but for a lot of cards you'll need the STA driver
[02:27] <jmadero> I did all of the sudden, no clue why
[02:27] <rmozden> Good, now I can get rid of Sabayon
[02:28] <jtaji> rmozden: most broadcom wireless seems to work nowadays
[02:28] <Takyoji> Just stupidly have to do a couple of tweaks though I believe
[02:28] <jukebox-zero> jmadero Good to hear a vote of confidence. :) Still... nothing GNU/Linux ever works for me how it's supposed to right off. Not saying it's bad, obviously I like it. My machines just have bad juju.
[02:28] <Takyoji> (from what I've experienced)
[02:28] <jmadero> anyone know why my wireless card worked in live versions of Ubuntu up to 9.10 and now it doesn't work until I install drivers?
[02:29] <randompanzy> hi hi?
[02:29] <cyberjorge> jmadero: thought I might need a driver? here's the result of /"etc/modprobe.conf..... http://pastebin.com/d5c957e32
[02:30] <rmozden> Now I have question #2 for all of you server geeks.  I have a HP DL385 that I upgraded to twin dual-core opteron he's, 8gig ecc ddr400 and u320 10k rpm scsi drives in either raid 0 or raid 5 ( two sets of drives).  Will it work out of the box and how difficult is it to make a custom kernel?
[02:30] <jukebox-zero> jmadero *shrug* the 9.10 live cd can't even connect to my LAN.
[02:30] <anom01y> Hi, I am trying to use VLC to convert .xm / .it audio modules (mods) to .mp3 format. VLC plays the mods just fine, but when its 'convert/save' option VLC outputs this to me:    "Streaming / Transcoding failed:
[02:30] <anom01y> It seems your FFMPEG (libavcodec) installation lacks the following encoder:
[02:30] <anom01y> MPEG AAC Audio. If you don't know how to fix this, ask for support from your distribution."
[02:30] <jmadero> yeah, that's annoying :( I've liked having wireless working from live
[02:30] <jmadero> anom01y be careful with flooding, you'll be booted ;) use pastebin
[02:31] <anom01y> jmadero, I didnt know there where return characters in that paste
[02:31] <jmadero> you should use another program to convert, vlc isn't designed for it
[02:31] <anom01y> ok
[02:31] <jmadero> trying to remember what I've used
[02:31] <anom01y> mencoder ?
[02:31] <harvey> hm..does anyone know what the "--" at the end of the boot parameter list of the desktop cd means?
[02:31] <jmadero> yeah no gui though
[02:32] <anom01y> thats ok I can ask in #mplayer
[02:32] <rmozden> the an pages should help with mencoder
[02:32] <rmozden> man*
[02:32] <ubuntu_> jukebox-zero, trying this now http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1337254
[02:32] <jmadero> anom01y you should be able to use audacious
[02:32] <Takyoji> harvey: I'm assuming it is just cutting off at "--". If you held down the left arrow key, it should reveal the rest of it (just an assumption)
[02:33] <jmadero> or xmms even
[02:33] <jukebox-zero> ubuntu_ gonna try install without loading into the live CD. Let you know how it works out.
[02:33] <usser> dragondon, meh started writing a script for it but realized you can just use mplayer on command line with a playlist and shuffle
[02:33] <ubuntu_> jukebox-zero, dont bother it didnt make any difference for me
[02:33] <aiwata55> I have a question regarding Ubuntu + Drupal.  According to this guy, it seems that a mail server is not necessary (http://groups.drupal.org/node/22401#comment-77421).  Is this true?
[02:33] <usser> dragondon, anyhow, if its any use, heres a little script that will keep picking a song from a directory at random and play it until you kill it
[02:33] <usser> dragondon, http://pastebin.com/f67e8c278
[02:34] <anom01y> jmadero, yeah I would but I can't configure it to detect anything  being inputted
[02:34] <anom01y> jmadero, hmm one sec I will try again.
[02:34] <Losha> anom01y: mp3 is missing from the general distro for legal reasons. Check out medibuntu....
[02:34] <aiwata55> When I set up a new Drupal installation, Drupal alerts me that there is no mail server, therefore it couldn't send a e-mail to the admin user.
[02:34] <Losha> !medibuntu
[02:34] <jmadero> anom01y, I sent you a link
[02:35] <Takyoji> aiwata55: try installing "sendmail", I think that should resolve your issue
[02:35] <rmozden> sendmail - eww
[02:35] <gooma> does anyone have any experiece with scrotwm?
[02:35] <dragondon> usser thanks, although only been using Ubuntu for about 4 months (somewhat new to me but not new to tech, cut my teeth on a Vic20 :) so we'll see if I can get it working :)
[02:35] <rmozden> omg - another dinasaur like me!
[02:36] <usser> dragondon, just install mplayer-nogui with sudo apt-get install mplayer-nogui
[02:36] <syockit> aiwata55: not necessary for local usage. error will still come out as the password reset mechanism needs a mailing daemon
[02:36] <usser> dragondon, save the script somewhere ie in a file shuffle.sh
[02:36] <jmadero> I can't stand mplayer...:( I wish VLC would be adopted as default player
[02:36] <harvey> Takyoji: hm, no - "--" really seem to be the last two characters of that line - I'm just wondering if I have to put my parameters after, or before that "--"
[02:36] <dragondon> yeah, been around, got suckered in the windows-blackhole.....finally got tired of being 'dummed down' to spyware and virus issues.
[02:36] <usser> dragondon, make it executable chmod +x /path/to/shuffle.sh
[02:36] <aiwata55> Takyoji,  thank you for your advice.  I know i can solve my issue once I install a mail server.  Actually once I tried Postfix.  But my concern is the more services I open, the more vulnerability I put into my server.
[02:36] <adamonline45> Hello!  I'm installing 9.10 server, and the install is stopping at a screen titled "[!] Ubuntu installer main menu" and the option "Install GRUB boot loader on a hard disk" is highlighted... When I select it, it just goes back to the same thing.  Last attempt I tried to Continue without boot loader, but then it wouldn't boot.  Any ideas?
[02:37] <Takyoji> ahh
[02:37] <usser> dragondon, and run it with /path/to/shuffle.sh /directory/with/ambient/sounds
[02:37] <rmozden> dragondon: you get a ^5
[02:37] <usser> jmadero, i dont like vlc
[02:37] <jmadero> adamonline -- use alternative install
[02:37] <jukebox-zero> ubuntu_ Lemme know how that link works for you. I'm trying to wrap my head around it. I'm a little dyslexic and having to re-read it over and over to spot what they changed.
[02:37] <jmadero> usser -- why not? everyone likes vlc ;)
[02:37] <jmadero> mplayer never searches right for me
[02:37] <rmozden> ok - time to go burn a lable, back up this laptop and then install on the laptop first
[02:38] <jmadero> the fast forward/rewind is weird, and the skin is horrible
[02:38] <usser> jmadero, mplayer runs on a framebuffer. mplayer runs without a gui. mplayer is not written in QT :)
[02:38] <adamonline45> jmadero: As in, the different ISO?  I can do that.  Do you know why I need to do this?
[02:38] <rmozden> Thanks for the Broadcom answer folks
[02:38] <jmadero> adamonline -- different issues come up with the GUI install....can't say exactly what would cause yours or if this would even fix it but it's the first advice for most people seeing a ahng
[02:38] <usser> jmadero, yea default skin sucks
[02:38] <ubuntu_> jukebox-zero, restarting now
[02:39] <jukebox-zero> ubuntu_ got my fingers crossed for you. ;)
[02:39] <adamonline45> jmadero: Great, thank you :)
[02:39] <jmadero> sure, good luck, the alternative install almost always works
[02:39] <jmadero> you can also install via thumb drive
[02:39] <jmadero> save some cd's and what not
[02:39] <aiwata55> syockit: so, on the contrary to the guy's comment I referenced, I need to install a mail server on my Ubuntu LAMP server, no matter what mail server it is.  Right?
[02:39] <jmadero> and it's a much faster install
[02:40] <dragondon> usser  "The program 'shuffle' is currently not installed.  You can install it by typing:
[02:40] <dragondon> sudo apt-get install biosquid shuffle: command not found"
[02:40] <usser> dragondon, cd /directory/where/you/saved/it
[02:40] <macius> hey im using ubuntu on my macbook pro as primary os, everything is working great although the computer seems to be getting to hot if im doing anything that invovles 3d acceleration
[02:40] <dragondon> rmozden A what?
[02:40] <usser> dragondon, bash ./shuffle.sh /directory/with/music
[02:40] <syockit> aiwata55: as I said, it is not needed. Does the error/warning prevent you from continuing? If you don't want to have the drupal mail anything, you don't need a mail server
[02:41] <c0l2e> how can again make the pageup and pagedown browse previous command in console.. example I type  "ls"  then press pageup or pagedown will prompt to previously invoke command similar to that ???
[02:41] <alex87> how do you developers out there manage shared passwords?
[02:41] <jmadero> use keys from the ppa
[02:41] <aiwata55> syockit: sorry, I didn't understand your advice.  Alright, so you mean, it depends on whether I need Drupal to handle e-mails.
[02:41] <jmadero> and sign stuff using our keys and shared keys are trusted
[02:41] <syockit> aiwata55: I used to install drupal manually (not by repository). the same email warning comes out but I managed to finish installation anyways
[02:41] <syockit> aiwata55: yes. sorry for not being clear
[02:42] <macius> video card is nvdia: and the nvdia server settings app is telling me that my core is peeking at 83% for most of the time when tryign tot play a game, although once it hits 90+ my computer fan speed seems to increase dramitically and cool my computer, wondering if theres any fix to this, im assuming ubuntu is trying to save power my keeping my fan speed minial untill needed
[02:42] <Eltume> does someone know of an alternative to this software: Automotive Expert® - Auto Repair Estimating Software - Electronic ...
[02:42] <Eltume> Auto Repair Pricing Software. Computer Software Estimating Tool - Labor Time Guide for Automotive Repair Shops and Light and Heavy Duty Truck Repair Shops.
[02:42] <Eltume> www.autotalk.net/ - Cached - Similar
[02:42] <FloodBot3> Eltume: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:42] <aiwata55> syockit: so, for instance, if I want to create a contact page, then I need a mail server.  right?
[02:43] <aiwata55> with Contact module.
[02:43] <jmadero> Eltume -- seems very specific, doubt there is an alternative
[02:43] <hcker2000> ITS WORKING
[02:43] <hcker2000> OMG
[02:43] <dragondon> usser thanks, will have to see about getting music on this systems.  I accidentally wiped out my whole backup (right after a reinstall)....so mildly stressed over loosing 50K number of files...
[02:43] <hcker2000> it still shows a brief error but then brings up the kernal selection and loads
[02:43] <syockit> aiwata55: yup, I suppose.
[02:43] <karmst> ok stupid question time
[02:43] <jmadero> no such thing ;)
[02:43] <karmst> how do I install a .so file?
[02:43] <jmadero> until you say "stupid questiont ime"
[02:44] <aiwata55> syockit: thank you for your advice!!
[02:44] <jmadero> you do'nt install it, you put it in the directory where it needs to be used, what's the so for
[02:44] <karmst> flashplayer
[02:44] <jmadero> yeah put it in your home folder .mozilla/firefox/plugins I believe
[02:44] <syockit> aiwata55: can't help out about mailservers here though, because the installation procedure is lengthy. look up for documentations in help.ubuntu.com, or the wiki, or the forums
[02:45] <gkahla> karmst- a .so file is the Linux-equivalent of a Windows DLL file. a library that supports an app. where does the documentation tell you to put it?
[02:45] <usser> dragondon, heh welcome to the club
[02:45] <jmadero> oh you have to put it in your default profiles plugin directory
[02:45] <jmadero> .mozilla is hidden --> use cntrl+h to show it in nautilus
[02:46] <xims> :-D hell
[02:46] <rjb> anybody can tell me if /usr/bin/ge is a valid ubuntu file?
[02:46] <dragondon> usser thanks again.....learning is soooo much fun....
[02:46] <syockit> ah I suppose you're installing that 64-bit plugin manually? いわんこっちゃ
[02:46] <dragondon> rjb  user binge....hehe.....
[02:46] <Quasar1048> Does anyone have any experience configuring the Logitech G series keyboards' macro keys under Ubuntu?
[02:46] <jmadero> syockit, do what I said and it'll work, I have the 64 installed
[02:46] <alloosh> did anybody have problem with quanta+ before? while typing it loses focus and the focus goes to the application menu!!!!!!!!!!!!1
[02:47] <syockit> that's why i gave you the launchpad link that had the debian link to the native 64-bit deb
[02:47] <gkahla> rjb - it doesn't appear on my system, but I don't know what you've got installed...
[02:47] <Losha> rjb: run dpkg -S /usr/bin/ge and it will say which package it belongs to....
[02:47] <karmst> /usr/lib/firefox/plugins?
[02:47] <rjb> Losha thank you genius
[02:47] <aiwata55> syockit: no worry, i guess.  I once installed Postfix via apt-get, and it worked out of the box
[02:47] <gkahla> karmst - looks like that might work
[02:48] <karmst> hmmm
[02:48] <richthegeek> are there any (mechanical, electrical) engineers in here who can answer some non-ubuntu questions?
[02:48] <karmst> permission denied?
[02:48] <richthegeek> and how can I downgrade my GDM so I can use themes again
[02:49] <joshua___> richthegeek: get an /etc/sources.list for an older version, remove and reinstall gdm
[02:49] <joshua___> works like a charm
[02:49] <karmst> ah cp command worked with sudo
[02:49] <richthegeek> joshua__: care to expand on the first section of your solution?
[02:49] <Eltume> Does anyone know of a business software that allows you to create organized profiles of customers with information such as name, phone, number, email, money owed, etc?
[02:49] <richthegeek> Eltume: search for "CRM" in Google?
[02:49] <coop3r> dont all commands work with sudo?
[02:49] <joshua___> well if you want an older version of something, you need an older source
[02:50] <joshua___> you see, the package lookup is controlled by /etc/apt/sources.list
[02:50] <richthegeek> joshua__: sure, the only available version is 2.2.8
[02:50] <JoaoJoao> hello
[02:50] <Shipmaster> I find a bookkeeping program that tracks inventory??????
[02:50] <Losha> richthegeek: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-downgrade-gnome-display-manager-2-28-to-2-20-in-ubuntu-9-10-karmic.html  Disclaimer: I have not tried this!
[02:50] <sinsun> Korean are really bought by M$. They have no Linux users.
[02:50] <richthegeek> joshua__: would the one from debian work or similar?
[02:51] <richthegeek> Losha: thanks
[02:51] <alex87> do any of you know of a way to share passwords between a group of developers?
[02:51] <jmadero> sinsun -- I have two Korean friends who use Linux ;)
[02:51] <richthegeek> alex87: email
[02:51] <li_bai> anyone have the insydeh20 bios? is there a way to disable drives? i'm not seeing anything
[02:51] <joshua___> probably
[02:51] <Shipmaster> any bookkeeping apps for ubuntu????
[02:51] <karmst> ok
[02:51] <joshua___> but unless you want to risk weird trouble you want one for an older ubuntu
[02:52] <karmst> I installed the .so in the firefox plugins directory
[02:52] <JoaoJoao> I just installed 9.10 but there is no sound working, it worked flawlessly in 9.04. I removed 9.04 and did a 9.10 clean install. I'd guess it's a pulseaudio problem again
[02:52] <karmst> but it says there is no flashplayer installed in the browser
[02:52] <Losha> alex87: interesting problem. We used to whisper them to each other....
[02:52] <jmadero> karmst, did you restart firefox?
[02:52] <jmadero> and you're sure that it's in the default profiles profile?
[02:52] <syockit> sinsun: thanks to majority of them being gamers, and majority of games being windows only. but OFFTOPIC
[02:52] <wankdanker> JoaoJoao: what kind of computer?
[02:52] <alex87> Losha, haha, just looking for an online password manager that isn't clipperz
[02:53] <chanfle> Quick question:  just made a USB-Ubunutu9.10 installer, but I'm wondering if it's actually FOR installing, or is it meant to BOOT from the usb every time?
[02:53] <sinsun> syockit: truly,
[02:53] <karmst> yes I closed all firefox windows and reopened it
[02:53] <jmadero> chanfle - for installing
[02:53] <JoaoJoao> wankdanker, This is a notebook with a SiS audio controller
[02:53] <FlightB> 02:00.0 Network controller: Atheros Communications Inc. AR9285 Wireless Network Adapter (PCI-Express) (rev 01)
[02:53] <chanfle> jmad - good, that's what i wanted.
[02:53] <jmadero> karmst -- it's in the wrong folder then....what folder did you put it in exactly?
[02:53] <FlightB> thats my network adapter thing
[02:53] <FlightB> wireless
[02:53] <FlightB> i cant find drivers for it
[02:53] <chanfle> Cause all of the guides say "now you can boot ubuntu from your usb whenever" etc..
[02:53] <karmst> /usr/lib/firefox/plugins
[02:53] <Eltume> Any CRM software alternatives?
[02:53] <FlightB> for use with ndiswrapper
[02:54] <karmst> ls
[02:54] <tawd> chanfle it's a live usb.  you can install from it or you can use it as a portable computer
[02:54] <syockit> chanfle: how did you make it? if from live cd image, then yes, you can install from it
[02:54] <JoaoJoao> I'm guessing removing pulseaudio and installing oss4 would do the trick
[02:54] <jmadero> chanfle -- it's called a live distro, you can run it off of the drive
[02:54] <peaches2> i have a computer with 2 80gb hard drives, partitioned hda/b 1 - raid1, 2-boot, 3-swap.  i want to upgrade this with two new 1tb drives.  what is the best way to go about this?
[02:54] <Losha> JoaoJoao: 9.10 is notorious for this. I had good luck with this: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/fix-for-all-pulseaudio-related-issues.html. Just skip the section that doesn't apply with the alsa gui
[02:54] <FlightB> http://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/ndiswrapper/index.php?title=Atheros_AR5001X <-- only atheros driver i found
[02:54] <FlightB> and its not for me
[02:54] <jmadero> karmst -- I'd install it actually in my home folder
[02:54] <FlightB> =[
[02:54] <chanfle> Great, thx for the help everybody.
[02:54] <jmadero> not in the /usr folder
[02:54] <hcker2000_> it works
[02:54] <syockit> chanfle: i.e. if you made it using unetbootin
[02:54] <Xfact> everyone. after installing program (no matter game or application...) after 2-3 boots it's some features getting inaccessible, (when I am trying to use the features...it's aborting...
[02:54] <JoaoJoao> Losha, thanks. I hate Pulseaudio :)
[02:54] <froes> i have an usb stick, dial up connection, and i`d like to share it through wifi, how can i do it ???
[02:54] <hcker2000_> i can boot in now
[02:55] <Losha> JoaoJoao: you, me, and everyone else. I'm betting by now the author does too...
[02:55] <wankdanker> JoaoJoao: i had this issue on my hp laptop, intel audio, i got working via https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting
[02:55] <JoaoJoao> Losha, Is installing OSS4 a good idea?
[02:55] <karmst> ok well in /home/user/.mozilla/firefox I have only a off2mdwe.default folder
[02:55] <jmadero> yeah go in there
[02:55] <Eltume> any crm software for ubuntu?
[02:55] <jmadero> it's your default profile if theres only the one
[02:55] <richthegeek> Eltume: better off looking for online ones
[02:55] <Quasar1048> i am trying to istall g15tools so i can use macro keys, but i get a lot of errors... can someone help? The only error I can get right now is this one when i try to install g15daemon:
[02:56] <karmst> what put it in extensions?
[02:56] <Eltume> what's a popular online one?
[02:56] <Quasar1048> Crap.. didnt copy. :(
[02:56] <richthegeek> Quasar1048: I use Compiz keycodes for my macro keys
[02:56] <wankdanker> JoaoJoao: had to add a options snd-hda-intel model=5stack line to /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf
[02:56] <Eltume> I should use
[02:56] <wankdanker> JoaoJoao: if you haven't tried something of this nature, it might be worth a shot.
[02:56] <JoaoJoao> Ah now I remember having to do that in this same notebook
[02:56] <richthegeek> Eltume: I don't know, I don't use CRM - just I know its a pretty well covered app online... google it
[02:56] <Quasar1048> This is the error: E: g15daemon: subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 1
[02:56] <JoaoJoao> Dammit me and my faulty mind
[02:57] <Losha> JoaoJoao: sorry, dunno. Sound is really hardware dependent so it's hard to advise. And there are a million web sites on different things to try to get sound working.....
[02:57] <Quasar1048> I've had so many similar ones. :(
[02:57] <Quasar1048> richthegeek: Oh? I never thought of that...
[02:57] <karmst> hmm
[02:57]  * Quasar1048 goes to look in compiz
[02:57] <jmadero> karmst
[02:57] <syockit> karmst: i think you're better off putting it in ~/.mozilla/plugins . create the directory if it doesn't exist
[02:57] <karmst> ah ok
[02:57] <jmadero> give me just aminute, I'll see where mine is
[02:58] <JoaoJoao> Losha, Now that wankdanker mentions the alsa-base.conf thing I remember I've seen this before. Thanks anyway
[02:58] <Losha> JoaoJoao: free advice. It's worth every penny....
[02:58] <JoaoJoao> ;)
[02:58] <karmst> hey
[02:59] <karmst> thanks jmadero that worked
[02:59] <karmst> =)
[02:59] <jmadero> good stuff
[02:59] <jmadero> you should have your home on a separate partition
[02:59] <jmadero> that way whenever you reinstall or upgrade you'll have flash out of box working
[02:59] <Quasar1048> richthegeek: naw, that doesnt do what i want
[02:59] <jmadero> plus you'll have all your configurations up
[02:59] <jmadero> (firefox bookmarks, etc....)
[03:00] <tawd> firefox bookmarks can also be easily saved with xmarks addon
[03:00] <karmst> it's still kind of messed up flash movies though
[03:00] <tawd> that's how i go from linux to windows to linux and have same bookmarks in firefox
[03:00] <karmst> not all elements in the movies are showing
[03:01] <karmst> syockit: that 64bit alpha flash plugin didn't fix the missing elements issue
[03:02] <syockit> karmst: missing elements? what page is this?
[03:02] <karmst> http://www.gamespot.com/xbox360/action/haloreach/video/6242903/halo-reach-premiere-trailer
[03:03] <karmst> it doesn't show the birthday options to enter into the movie site
[03:03] <syockit> karmst: ah I cannot enter my birthdate!
[03:03] <karmst> yep
[03:03] <karmst> me neither
[03:03] <karmst> and on other flash movies there is things missing I've noticed
[03:03] <BitBucket> How mature is lucid?
[03:03] <karmst> or buttons that don't work
[03:04] <BitBucket> Or perhaps should I ask, how stable is it
[03:04] <balazs00> hi! i need help about energy saving functions! (turn off lcd ...) anybody?
[03:04] <jukebox-zero> ubuntu_ oh man, that's frustrating.... I was doing the command line from the grub menu, and the line linux /linuz root=/dev/sda1 ro didn't work so shutdown to reboot into the live cd... and suddenly it works. ARG. That's more infuriating than it not working. Now I don't know what fixed it.
[03:04] <burzki> BitBucket, is good for me .. #ubuntu+1
[03:05] <BitBucket> burzki: so it will work reasonable for my machine then ok
[03:05] <BitBucket> Just wanted to know if it installs etc...
[03:05] <Xfact> having unexpected stability problem in hardy, details here: http://paste.ubuntu.com/352662/   PLZ help :-$:-(
[03:06] <Dr_Willis> BitBucket:  proberly depends on the phase of the moon.
[03:06] <burzki> works good if you dont rely on it for your primary machine ..
[03:06] <burzki> BitBucket, ^^
[03:07] <burzki> BitBucket, Dr_Willis and its mercury retrograde now, i'd wait a couple weeks ;-)
[03:07] <BitBucket> Should be ok :D
[03:07] <BitBucket> Xfact: how did you install VLC?
[03:07] <burzki> BitBucket, "should" be ..
[03:08] <Xfact> bitbucket: simply via synaptic...
[03:08] <FlightB> sudo apt-get install vlc
[03:09] <BitBucket> Xfact you didnt mess with any of the dependancies did you?
[03:09] <FlightB> people actually use synaptic?
[03:09] <BitBucket> did VLC get upgraded?
[03:09] <FlightB> this is news to me
[03:09] <BitBucket> Did you try removing the .vlc folder or such
[03:09] <Dr_Willis> BitBucket:  lets just say that after betatesting the last release early on.. there fcan be some Amazing problems that pop up
[03:09] <BitBucket> Dr_Willis: well sounds like its good enough to give a shot.
[03:09] <Quasar1048> This is what it says when I try to install g15daemon: http://pastie.org/769782
[03:10] <Xfact> bitbucket: no I just added apt line from the VLC ppa from launchpad, but I installed the latest  hardy supported version of VLC.....
[03:10] <BitBucket> ppa
[03:10] <BitBucket> so its development
[03:10] <Xfact> is it wrong>
[03:10] <karmst> ok be back in a few
[03:10] <BitBucket> Xfact: did you try the stable release of VLC
[03:11] <BitBucket> Xfact: no but if you install the development version you should expect some issues
[03:11] <burzki> BitBucket, it is, go for it.  i've been running the alpha for a month - only one crash, which resolved itself.  dont use update mngr to update, use aptitude
[03:11] <jmadero1> I didn't see a major change in 10.04 alpha
[03:12] <Xfact> bitbucket:  no I installed the stable version (.9.9) from launch pad, (because my hardy distro's vlc version is to old .8.6.....)
[03:12] <BitBucket> burzki: I dont know how to use that gui thing... I can use apt
[03:13] <BitBucket> Xfact: it maybe that the distro is too old for the launchpad install
[03:13] <Xfact> bitbucket: vlc was just an example, it's also happening with some games and apps in my hardy.... :( is that VIRUS?
[03:13] <BitBucket> consider upgrading ubuntu if you want to stay that bleeding edge...
[03:13] <BitBucket> hardy is older is it not?
[03:13] <slide> My keypad won't work. I have Num Lock on but it does weird stuff when i use the keypad, like moving the mouse etc
[03:13] <BitBucket> Xfact: I really doubt its a virus
[03:13] <DaZ_> Xfact: sure, it's a virus.
[03:13] <BitBucket> DaZ_: its a valid question
[03:14] <DaZ_> drink much of hot tea with lemon and it'll pass.
[03:14] <Xfact> BitBucket: launch pad still distributing software's for hardy...
[03:14] <burzki> Xfact, wait for lucid in april to upgrade, you should be able to do dirict as both are LTS
[03:15] <Xfact> DaZ_: but many people told me (e,g Dr_Willies) that virus in Ubuntu???!!! ...unacceptable...!
[03:15] <BitBucket> Xfact: dont mind DaZ_ he's just being un-helpfull, he doesnt understand what its like to be a user
[03:15] <nunyab_> Hello, can anyone tell me if there is a simple solution to the logon loop issue?
[03:15] <BitBucket> Xfact: they are filling you with FUD
[03:15] <DaZ_> Xfact: any console output? [;
[03:15] <Xfact> bitucket: thank god, ok thanks...I'll wait for lucid
[03:15] <burzki> BitBucket, maybe you know, but just to be safe .. sudo apt-get update && sudo aptitude safe-upgrade -- will leave back package conflicts
[03:15] <mattgyver> the last virtualbox update seems to have broken my config.  It keeps telling me to run /etc/init.d/vboxdrv setup however that file is not found, any ideas?
[03:16] <nunyab_> No console output, it's blank!  :-(
[03:16] <DaZ_> Xfact: we don't have viruses destroying system yet.
[03:16] <Xfact> DaZ_: sometimes, when my computer restarts abruptly!
[03:16] <Dr_Willis> Xfact:  the biggest danger to your system will be the admin doing somtning stupid - most likely :)
[03:16] <Xfact> ok ok thanks for help guys :0
[03:16] <BitBucket> Xfact: you might have hardware issues
[03:16] <Losha> Xfact: 8.04 is well used and maintained by now, so I think it's unlikely to be a software issue. Run a memtest overnight on your ram....
[03:17] <Dr_Willis> listing all the  causes for problems in Ubuntu from  the top 10.. 'virus' wouldent even be in the top 50....
[03:17] <BitBucket> Xfact: if your machine is just 'rebooting' your probably have bad ram or a bad video card or a bad power supply
[03:17] <Xfact> losha: here I have a question... how to run 'memtest' nobody told me... :(
[03:17]  * BitBucket loves his Lenovo T500
[03:18] <Dr_Willis> Xfact:  its got a menu entry in the grub menu when you boot.. i recall telling you that the other day. :)
[03:18] <Losha> Xfact: what Dr_Willis said....
[03:18] <Dr_Willis> at leat normally theres a entry in the grub menu...
[03:18] <DaZ_> viruses removed it.
[03:19] <Xfact> BitBucket:  well my PC's hardware is not too old and it's happening recently...even when my pc is idle for hours!
[03:19] <Losha> DaZ_: please do not tease the newbies
[03:19] <BitBucket> DaZ_:  your such a linux guru I so want to be like you!
[03:19] <DaZ_> Losha: what else can i do, all he said was more or less "it doesn't work"
[03:19] <BitBucket> Xfact: typically software or OS problems are reproducable
[03:19] <Xfact> but the main problem is I have an assembled desktop computer so I really can't believe on it :(
[03:20] <burzki> memtest is there in 8.04
[03:20] <joshua___> DaZ_ look if you don't shut up I'll give you a virus
[03:20]  * Dr_Willis sneezes
[03:20] <BitBucket> Xfact: well work with what you have, run memtest
[03:20] <DaZ_> joshua___: i love you anyway.
[03:20] <BitBucket> next things to check are power supply and then video card
[03:20] <Losha> DaZ_: you don't know the half of it. I was once berated on this channel for giving (correct) advice and told I wasn't fit to help people....
[03:21] <xim_> im using the diff command to compare two TB storage areas, its been running about 9 hours, is there any way to check the progress?
[03:21] <BitBucket> lol@ joshua
[03:21] <Xfact> bitbucket, Losha, Dr_Willis.: All thanks :D
[03:21] <BitBucket> xim why would you do that?
[03:21] <BitBucket> np
[03:21] <BitBucket> I like winMerge for windows
[03:22] <BitBucket> I dont know if there is something like that for Ubuntu, diff is ok but.. can be annoying
[03:22] <BitBucket> winMerge is more visual
[03:22] <xim_> BitBucket, to be sure all the files copied properly from my external before i format it
[03:22] <xim_> its not annoying, except that i have no gauge of progress
[03:22] <_cb> Have dual boot XP & Ubuntu 9.10. Want to do a fresh install of Ubuntu but keep my dual boot. Confused by installation options. Install side by side which keeps XP & current Ubuntu or Manual (How do I keep my XP dual boot if I go manual?)
[03:23] <Losha> xim_: not really. You can run top and make sure it's still running but that's about it....
[03:23] <Dr_Willis> _cb:  take care to not delete/format the windows partition. :)  thats how basically
[03:23] <nunyab_> Can anyone tell me if there has been a simple resolution to the logon loop issue?  I have tried etc/X11/conf but my xorg is blank.  I am running mini itx thru KVM switch and I'm pretty sure that is creating some issue.
[03:23] <BitBucket> _cb: provided you dont delete your windows parittion completly the grub installer should pick it up and give you the menu option
[03:23] <Dr_Willis> _cb:  give the linux partitions  mountpoints for / and /home and so on. the installer will ask to reformat them ifyou want.
[03:24] <xim_> Losha, ok, i can see the file IOs still going like crazy and hear the drive, i just want to know if its gonna be 20 minutes or 3 hours more
[03:24] <MrPockets> Is there any easy way to reset a user's password on an ubuntu box?
[03:24] <BitBucket> nunyab_: sorry never seen it
[03:24] <Cool_Cat> I have a very quick question for anyone who knows anything about bash scripting, how does one define a varible during the time of exicution. For example: sh ./myscript.sh VARIBLE! VARIBLE2
[03:24] <xim_> but ok
[03:24] <MrPockets> without booting to removable media and editing shadow?
[03:24] <DaZ_> MrPockets: passwd?
[03:24] <nunyab_> Thank you Bitbucket
[03:24] <MrPockets> DaZ_, I forgot the password for this frigg'en VM by the time the thing was done installing :-\
[03:24] <Losha> xim_: sorry, dunno of any way to tell that. I agree it's a design flaw....
[03:24] <d35iboy> Hi ..how to add user with other dir than home ?
[03:24] <_cb> Thanks Dr_Willis and BitBucket. Did not know installer was smart enough to create the XP menu option if I left the ntfs partition untouched.
[03:24] <MrPockets> and because it's in a VM, i'm having issues getting it into single user mode (not sure if that'll even help)
[03:25] <d35iboy> adduser -c 'FTP USER test' -m test -d /var/www/html/user/test  ?
[03:25] <Dr_Willis> Cool_Cat:  check the advanced bash scripting guide - it has chapters on 'arguments'
[03:25] <BitBucket> d35iboy: man adduser
[03:25] <c0l2e> MrPockets:  check this http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/resetpassword
[03:25] <d35iboy> will man give maual ?
[03:25] <Cool_Cat> Thanks Dr_Willis
[03:25] <Dr_Willis> Cool_Cat:  i cant rember the exact syntax but its somthing like $1 $2 and $3 become the valiues
[03:25] <burzki> _cb, in manual, you should be able to install right over your old ubuntu and leave the ms as is
[03:25] <BitBucket> d35iboy: yes
[03:25] <Cool_Cat> ok
[03:26] <d35iboy> BitBucket: thanks
[03:26] <Dr_Willis> Cool_Cat:  watch out for spacwes in arguments
[03:26] <Cool_Cat> I remeber doing some bat files in MS using that
[03:26] <nunyab_> I have seen the logon on loop issue listed in forums but none of those solutions work at all for me.
[03:26] <d35iboy> how to qit from manual ?
[03:26] <MrPockets> lol
[03:26] <MrPockets> i actually JUST figured that out
[03:27] <MrPockets> although the HDD is in read-only, so i can't passwd or edit shadow
[03:27] <d35iboy> How to quit from manual ?
[03:27] <Losha> d35iboy: just type q
[03:27] <d35iboy> Losha: thanks
[03:27] <joshua___> to change hdd rw, mount / -o remount,rw
[03:27] <DaZ_> MrPockets: mount  -o remount,rw / ?
[03:27] <MrPockets> goddit
[03:27] <MrPockets> thanks
[03:27] <MrPockets> just rebooted
[03:28] <MrPockets> Which versions're you all using?
[03:28] <Quasar1048> Can someone help me figure out why this happens?: http://pastie.org/769782
[03:29] <militant> quick question is there some notification thing in gnome that causes every IM client i use to put an annoying popup in my top right on every msg??  it's bugging me to death
[03:29] <IdleOne> militant: libnotify
[03:29] <Dr_Willis> militant:  yes there is.. :)
[03:30] <militant> how can i get rid of this before i punch my screen?  it's constantly in the way when i'm reading pages and things
[03:30] <IdleOne> I think it can be turned off per client
[03:30] <BitBucket> militant: umm there is a way I just cant rmeember
[03:30] <trism> militant: you can configure/disable them if you're using pidgin in Tools/Plugins/libnotify
[03:30] <nunyab_> I am glad I am not the only one getting frustrated, misery loves company
[03:30] <trism> militant: not sure how with other clients, although I'm sure it is similiar
[03:31] <BitBucket> militant: what if your computer got mad at you, and punched your screen
[03:31] <militant> wow ok that's fixed then.  i don't mind it from xchat kuz it's so infrequent but the rest is CRAP.  thanks :)
[03:31] <BitBucket> I use chatzilla
[03:31] <BitBucket> I like it :D
[03:32] <militant> i don't use firefox
[03:32] <militant> or i might check it out
[03:32] <Jonhnnyboy> is this latest ubuntu?  http://releases.ubuntu.com/karmic/ubuntu-9.10-alternate-i386.iso
[03:32] <BitBucket> militant: you can get the standalone version
[03:32] <IdleOne> Jonhnnyboy: yes
[03:32] <Dr_Willis> Jonhnnyboy:  thats the 32bit alternatibve installer cd. yes
[03:32] <BitBucket> Jonhnnyboy: latest stable
[03:32] <Jonhnnyboy> ok ty
[03:33] <Jonhnnyboy> i want encrypt file system
[03:33] <angelogiaub> have karmic koala using rhythmbox getting error trying to play mp3 missing plugins
[03:33] <Jonhnnyboy> 32bit alternatibve installer?
[03:33] <militant> ugh.
[03:33] <Ademan> is there any way to look up the current running window manager for your user? it seems like that would be possible since the window manager deals with input redirection (and only one x client can "hook" that)
[03:33] <militant> xchat's what i've used since slack 7.1 so i'm good.
[03:33] <tawd> Jonhnnyboy low ram installer method, not a live cd
[03:34] <Jonhnnyboy> tawd: i want encrypt file system... 32bit alternate installer??
[03:34] <Jonhnnyboy> yes?
[03:35] <d35iboy> How can I remove grub and install lilo ?
[03:35] <balazs00> hi! i need help about energy saving! (turn off lcd, when i close the lid) [ubuntu 9.10]
[03:35] <tawd> jonhnnyboy that's the 32 bit alternate installer.  i don't know much about encrypt file system
[03:35] <BitBucket> d35iboy: hahahha
[03:35] <Jonhnnyboy> d35iboy: supergrub iso
[03:35] <DaZ_> angelogiaub: befriend with ubuntu-restricted-extras and medibuntu repository.
[03:36] <d35iboy> I like lilo than grub :D
[03:36] <Jonhnnyboy> d35iboy: why?
[03:36] <d35iboy> grub messed up my windows boot.ini
[03:37] <Joeseph> When I start Rosegarden, (A KDE app) I get the same error as this guy on https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/rosegarden/+bug/379249 .  I can run as gksu, but I don't really want to do that.  Any ideas?
[03:37] <BitBucket> d35iboy: no, boot.ini is a peice of junk and hardcodes the parittion location, grub doesnt have access to mess up your boot.ini
[03:37] <scott_ino2> hello, i seem to be having a problem accessing my NAS. I can ssh into it, but I'd like to be able to have a mounted network share on my desktop, can anyone help with this
[03:37] <d35iboy> but windows doent even show up in boot screen ?
[03:38] <BitBucket> what did you do?
[03:38] <joshua___> Normally I'd just write lilo on top of grub but apt-get upgrade doesn't like that
[03:38] <DaZ_> Joeseph: sudo chown `whoami` -R ~/.kde
[03:38] <balazs00> d35iboy: use an win install cd in recovery mode and run fixboot X:      [X=drivename]
[03:39] <angelogiaub> ok I have  ubuntu-restricted-extras installed and medibuntu repository checked
[03:39] <joshua___> ah I'll just go watch Macgyver
[03:39] <d35iboy> balazs08: I will try it
[03:39] <Joeseph> DaZ_: So for some reason I don't own my .kde folder...  alright.  is the -R just recursive?
[03:39] <Hilikus> how can i know if my cpu fan supports different speeds?
[03:39] <FlightB> where can i getr an older release of ubuntu?
[03:39] <balazs00> d35iboy: will works :) did it some hours before.
[03:40] <DaZ_> Joeseph: if you run something using sudo it may change ownerships
[03:40] <DaZ_> and R means recursive [;
[03:40] <d35iboy> also guys I have messed up with encryption keys :( in ubuntu..I had encrypted a folder in ubuntu 8.10..for some reason I installed 9.10 ( instead of upgrading) and those files wont open here
[03:40] <burzki> FlightB, http://releases.ubuntu.com/
[03:41] <karmst> Hey... With the new updates for the kernel the Nvidia 190 driver works perfectly
[03:41] <d35iboy> nick penguins
[03:41] <karmst> ;)
[03:41] <Joeseph> DaZ_: Thanks.  Seemed to work.
[03:41] <m3ga> i'm looking at a laptop with SiS graphics. whats a good test to see if ubuntu runs well on it?
[03:41] <d35iboy> NICK penguin
[03:41] <karmst> great job Karmic team
[03:41] <karmst> ;)
[03:41] <balazs00> anybody about power-saving?!?! how should i set turn off lcd when i close the lid?
[03:41] <DaZ_> karmst: 195 works perfectly too.
[03:42] <karmst> is 195 beta?
[03:42] <DaZ_> it is
[03:42] <karmst> ah I'll wait for it to go gold
[03:43] <Losha> m3ga: boot the live cd on it. Or much easier, google the model and see if people say it runs ubuntu well....
[03:43] <lin00b> how can I open a folder which was encrypted on an other ubuntu system ?
[03:43] <banished> Hi, whenever I start gnome, my sound volume gets reset to zero - but not only that, also are the volume settings I did for the single channels in alsamixer discardet - what can I do abou that?
[03:44] <rjb> which one is the right place to install programs manually?
[03:44] <j-3-r-g_> yo
[03:44] <karmst> well I have this Sams ubuntu 2010 unleashed book so I'm going to go to bed and read a little night everyone
[03:45] <harvey> rjb: /opt/program_name
[03:45] <j-3-r-g_> wats up everyone
[03:45] <banished> ~/program files if you don't want do be root for that ;-P
[03:46] <rjb> harvey why do i need privileges to copy to /opt?
[03:46] <MrPockets> So i'm running Ubuntu, with Ubuntu in a VM,
[03:46] <MrPockets> using virtualbox,  right
[03:47] <m3ga> Losha: thanks, but anything I should try from the live cd to test 3D performance?
[03:47] <faileas> and?
[03:47] <MrPockets> trying to get the virtual machine, to use an IP on the "real" production network
[03:47] <MrPockets> currently, it's set up as "nat"  which is working, but I can't get to the VM at all
[03:48] <m3ga> Losha: thanks, but anything I should try from the live cd to test 3D performance?
[03:48] <harvey> rjb: because it is not your home directory? ;) if you want to install some 3rd party software system wide /opt/ is the right place. Otherwise ~/ as banished suggested
[03:48] <angelogiaub> Your GStreamer installation is missing a plug-in.
[03:48] <rjb> thank you for answer i'll follow your advice
[03:49] <j-3-r-g_> MrPockets what VM software ur using and wat VM OS u installed
[03:49] <j-3-r-g_> ?
[03:49] <Losha> m3ga: sorry, I'm not the right person to advise you. I dunno anything about 3d except the movie avatar....
[03:50] <Hammerjak> m3ga: glxgears or glxinfo?
[03:50] <MrPockets> j-3-r-g_, Virtualbox
[03:50] <MrPockets> ubuntu in ubuntu   9.10 both
[03:50] <Losha> MrPockets: usually I used bridged mode and give it a unique address on the same network as the host....
[03:50] <usser> MrPockets, you need to have bridged network
[03:50] <m3ga> i know about glcinfo, but don't know what to look fo in its output. i'll try glvgears
[03:50] <Hammerjak> glxinfo |grep -i direct
[03:50] <MrPockets> ah. Because it's bridging the virtual adapter to my "real" nic?
[03:51] <j-3-r-g_> yup
[03:51] <Hammerjak> m3ga: 'direct rendering' is 3d support
[03:51] <usser> MrPockets, yep
[03:51] <MrPockets> yeah, that totally makes sense
[03:51] <j-3-r-g_> and also u shud check which card u will use
[03:51] <m3ga> Hammerjak: thanks
[03:51] <Hammerjak> np
[03:51] <j-3-r-g_> I think Virtual Box defaults it to your LAN
[03:51] <Syndri> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1374520
[03:52] <j-3-r-g_> if you want it to go to your wireless then you'll have to adjust that in the preferences
[03:53] <Losha> Syndri: no commercials please...
[03:53] <j-3-r-g_> hey anyone by chance has a capture file form a wifi handshake
[03:53] <j-3-r-g_> with the correct password ....I want to test a rainbow table that I have
[03:54] <j-3-r-g_> preferable form a linksys router
[03:54] <powertool08> Does anyone here have a lamp server running on their personal network? Other than blogging, what do you use it for? I want to try it out but can't think of what to put in the database.
[03:55] <LincKraker> question. has anyone gotten ubuntu installed on an abit ip-35e motherboard?
[03:55] <rexha> where to get resources to be certificated in linux (lspi)
[03:57] <j-3-r-g_> rexhba: If i'm not correct you can check out red hats home page i think they offer test you can take to be certified in RHLE
[03:57] <Hammerjak> i agree with j-3-r-g_, you can get certified for specific linux distros, but not linux in general
[03:57] <j-3-r-g_> I stumble upon it one day however ...that was by chance
[03:57] <powertool08> rexha: Could have something useful: http://www.lpi.org/eng/training__1/study_materials
[03:58] <Hammerjak> unless someone proves me wrong of course :)
[03:58] <powertool08> Hammerjak: Check out the link for your proof :)
[03:58] <Hammerjak> proven wrong so quickly!
[03:58] <rexha> powertool08 thank you
[03:58] <j-3-r-g_> lol
[03:59] <j-3-r-g_> damn
[03:59] <j-3-r-g_> me too
[03:59] <j-3-r-g_> I was thinking it was distro specific
[03:59] <snap-> hi, how can i run programs from within a restricted bash shell?
[04:00] <Hammerjak> what do you mean snap?
[04:00] <ilumi> ./xxxxx to execute
[04:00] <faileas> powertool08: i have a personal wiki. I also used to use it as a media server with a web front end at one point
[04:01] <snap-> when in the -rbash shell, you can't specify '/' in command names
[04:01] <j-3-r-g_> snap why your not on your own box
[04:01] <powertool08> faileas: Media server? So you could sort/categorize/search your media through a webpage?
[04:01] <Hammerjak> snap-: even when you put the '.' before the '/' ?
[04:01] <snap-> yeah
[04:02] <greezmunkey> anyone know of a good ip subnet calculator (pref gui) for linux?
[04:02] <powertool08> faileas: What kind of info do you put on your wiki?
[04:03] <snap-> there are tricks for using vi or sendmail to break out of restricted shells
[04:03] <snap-> but i don't know how to even run them
[04:03] <snap-> without being able to use the /
[04:04] <j-3-r-g_> greezmunkey - 192.168.1.0, 10.0.0.0 and there is another thats less known that default on XP
[04:04] <j-3-r-g_> if im not mistaken
[04:04] <j-3-r-g_> like what Ricky Bobby said: "Learn to work the google machine"
[04:05] <j-3-r-g_> lol
[04:05] <j-3-r-g_> oh yea and those are for ipv4
[04:05] <greezmunkey> j-3-r-g_: I sasid subnet Calculator, I can do it on paper but it is tedious...
[04:06] <Lady_Enigma> what linux kernel is used in 8.04.3, please?
[04:06] <j-3-r-g_> oh my bad
[04:06] <greezmunkey> j-3-r-g_np :)
[04:06] <snap-> how can i start a shell, other than running /bin/sh?
[04:06] <j-3-r-g_> anyone has a linux wifi capture file from a 4 way handshake
[04:07] <Lady_Enigma> iflema: get your wireless working?
[04:07] <j-3-r-g_> not linux i meant linksys
[04:07] <jrib> snap-: why?
[04:07] <snap-> trying to start an unrestricted shell from rbash
[04:08] <j-3-r-g_> Lady_Enigma: google "default kernel header for Ubuntu 8.04"
[04:08] <iflema> its not wireless
[04:08] <ms308680> hello room
[04:08] <j-3-r-g_> hope that helps
[04:09] <Lady_Enigma> thank you!
[04:09] <j-3-r-g_> np
[04:09] <jrib> snap-: why do you want to do this?
[04:10] <ms308680> would there be anyone here that has experience setting up sogo open source groupware?
[04:10] <jrib> ms308680: it's best to just ask your question
[04:10] <snap-> jrib: who likes being restricted?
[04:10] <snap-> =p
[04:11] <ms308680> Is there any detailed documentation that anyone knows of for setting up sogo?
[04:11] <jrib> snap-: I just don't see a use-case, if you don't want to be in rbash, don't run rbash
[04:11] <j-3-r-g_> snap - do you have physical access to the box?
[04:11] <snap-> no physical access
[04:11] <snap-> ssh
[04:11] <snap-> being in rbash wasn't my decision
[04:11] <jrib> snap-: then speak to the person whose decision it was
[04:11] <snap-> not possible
[04:12] <jrib> rbash isn't all that restricting anyway last time I checked
[04:12] <adamonline45> Hello!  I'm installing 9.10 server, and the install is stopping at a screen titled "[!] Ubuntu installer main menu" and the option "Install GRUB boot loader on a hard disk" is highlighted... When I select it, it just goes back to the same thing.  Last attempt I tried to Continue without boot loader, but then it wouldn't boot.  I've tried both amd64 AND the alternate 64 bit... Any ideas?
[04:13] <MrPockets> okay
[04:13] <MrPockets> wtf
[04:13] <MrPockets> man
[04:13] <MrPockets> MAN!
[04:13] <FloodBot3> MrPockets: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:13] <jrib> MrPockets: stop please
[04:13] <MrPockets> /etc/motd keeps revertin
[04:13] <nonexks> if i run live cd on my laptop will that let me know if all the drivers are avalible ?
[04:13] <MrPockets> edited /etc/default/rcS  and added EDITMOTD=no
[04:14] <iflema> at least im not braodcasting status messages
[04:14] <Hammerjak> nonexks: what do you mean?
[04:15] <snap-> so, back to my question. does anyone know of ways to spawn a new shell other than running /bin/sh
[04:15] <brummbaer> snap: /bin/bash? :P
[04:15] <balazs00> hi! i need help about energy saving! (turn off lcd, when i close the lid) [ubuntu 9.10]
[04:15] <nonexks> Hammerjak: well i have a ton of drivers needed to run all the hardware on this laptop and i dont know if linux will work on it
[04:15] <jrib> brummbaer: well it would have to be "bash"
[04:16] <lakota> man this is so annoying! I have tried more than 10 of my DVD movies even after installing ubuntu restricted extras and ogle player and I always get an error about libdvdcss and the ogle player is suppose to have that. none of my dvd players can play a dvd. what is the point of creating dvd player software that cant play a dvd?
[04:16] <Hammerjak> nonexks: ah, yeah, if the live cd works fine, the install will use the same drivers
[04:16] <powertool08> snap-: If you aren't locked out, maybe you could set a cronjob?
[04:16] <jrib> !dvd | lakota
[04:16] <jrib> lakota: dvdcss is not the same as ogle
[04:16] <nonexks> Hammerjak: so how would i make a list of everthing i will need ?
[04:17] <Hammerjak> nonexks: whatever drivers the live cd decides to use should be the same that the installed version will use
[04:17] <brummbaer> balazs00: check power management section, option to set what happens when closing screen
[04:17] <Hammerjak> you won't have to choose anything
[04:17] <lakota> but why cant a DVD player software play a dvd?
[04:17] <brummbaer> balazs00: for in depth power saving config, check the cpu-freq gnome-applet, and the app called powertop
[04:18] <mdeonte> hi
[04:18] <jrib> lakota: it can.  However, your dvd's are encumbered with drm.  To view them you have to install dvdcss.  Just follow ubottu's link
[04:18] <kinja-sheep> lakota: "Legal Warning: Check with your local laws to make sure usage of libdvdcss2 would be legal in your area. "
[04:18] <powertool08> snap-: Symlink/alias bash to rbash and start rbash?
[04:18] <nonexks> so a nother question ... i have used ubuntu but its not quite as graphicly pleasing ... what could i use to change this
[04:19] <lakota> k
[04:19] <Hammerjak> nonexks: you can use a less graphically-intensive window manager like xfce
[04:19] <Hammerjak> nonexks: that is, instal Xubuntu rather than plain Ubuntu
[04:19] <Hammerjak> or did i misinterpret that... do you want *more* pleasing graphics?
[04:19] <brummbaer> nonexks: more eyecandy > compiz, less eyecandy > XFCE / Openbox, etc.
[04:20] <nonexks> compiz
[04:20] <nonexks> nice
[04:20] <nonexks> i want more
[04:20] <Hammerjak> ah, yeah, compiz
[04:20] <nonexks> very powerfull pc's ... one media box and one is media/ work
[04:20] <Hammerjak> do you have ubuntu already installed?
[04:20] <Flare-Laptop> !who | Hammerjak
[04:21] <Hilikus> is it possible to configure amarok to intercept key presses before X? i want to have a single key that opens amarok if amarok is closed but plays/pauses if it is open. i configured ubuntu to open amarok with that key and configured amarok to use that key for play/pause but amarok doesn't take it
[04:21] <nonexks> i have ubuntu on a few systems but the os of the two im going to change are vista and xp 64bit
[04:21] <Hilikus> so i guess its because gdm or X or whoever is intercepting it befire it gets to amarok
[04:21] <Flare-Laptop> Hilikus: That's because amarok is for KDE/Kubuntu
[04:21] <Maletor_> I have a question kind of off topic but I think it's relatively simple. I have a Vizio. What's the best way to manage the audio? I want to have my HTPC plug in via HDMI then have the TV output optical to my receiver? Can TVs do that?
[04:21] <Hilikus> Flare-Laptop: so?
[04:21] <Hammerjak> nonexks: once ubuntu is installed, go to System -> Preferences -> Appearance, then 'Visual Effects' tab and choose "extra"
[04:21] <Hammerjak> nonexks: that will enable compiz
[04:22] <jtaji> Maletor: most do
[04:22] <nonexks> oh nice ... will that work on live cd
[04:22] <kinja-sheep> Flare-Laptop: It does not matter if it's for KDE.  An application is an application.
[04:22] <quintin_> no sound on new laptop, plz help plz.  audio hardware is recognized
[04:22] <Flare-Laptop> hikenboot: so it won't work. Its using a different interface with X
[04:22] <quintin_> IBM T60
[04:22] <Flare-Laptop> quintin_: I've got the same laptop, and audio works fine with it.
[04:22] <Hilikus> Flare-Laptop: it does work if i dont use it as a shortcut in the system
[04:23] <brummbaer> kinja-sheep: if amarok has a cli client comparable to rhythmbox-client, you should be able to pair keys to commands with xbindkeys
[04:23] <Hammerjak> nonexks: that depends on what video driver the live cd chooses, typically you have to install Ubuntu and on the first boot it will ask if you want to use a "restricted" driver
[04:23] <JunTao1> is there an application similar to Quickbooks on linux?
[04:23] <Hammerjak> nonexks: the restricted driver will support 3d rendering
[04:23] <Hilikus> brummbaer: me?
[04:23] <kain_> hi all, i've got an external drive connected and mounted, but i don't have the rights to write, or execute, only read, how do i change this? the format is NTFS
[04:23] <brummbaer> Hilikus: bwuh?
[04:23] <nonexks> so when asked i DO want restricted driver for good graphics
[04:23] <Hammerjak> nonexks: yep :)
[04:24] <quintin_> Flare-Laptop: what version are you running?  I am using whatever latest is.  no audio output
[04:24] <Flare-Laptop> JunTao1: Yup, its called gnucash
[04:24] <mimiBadger> Anyone here knows how to bring up a netrek server?
[04:24] <Flare-Laptop> quintin_: I'm using Karmic
[04:24] <quintin_> JunTao1: google linux accounting software?  there are many double entry bookkeeping systems for linux.  I tried one for about 1 month and got bored
[04:25] <nonexks> Hammerjak: so i tryed to install ubuntu on this notebook a while back and it never worked ... do you know of any bios issues that would cause this
[04:25] <quintin_> but then again I play poker for a living and am not good at money handling sutffs heh :P
[04:25] <iKernel> I think quicken runs quite well under wine
[04:25] <iKernel> quintin_, you must be pretty good then
[04:25] <quintin_> quicken isn't really DEBK though.  well it is, but it hides it from you like
[04:25] <quintin_> iKernel: yes.  but you don't have to be that good to beat $1/$2 and $2/$5
[04:25] <Hammerjak> nonexks: sorry, no, there are lots of things that can go wrong with laptop drivers, can't help you there
[04:25] <brummbaer> JunTao1: a great place to check for these types of 'equivalency' questions is http://linuxalt.com , there's generally many applications for a purpose.
[04:25] <felixmori7> help
[04:25] <adamonline45> What do I need to run the live cd?  I have the alt and the amd64 versions burned, but no option for it...
[04:25] <nonexks> Hammerjak: ok thank you very much
[04:26] <novato_br> Why don't we require the manufacturers Linux drivers? We should make a list of demands.
[04:26] <quintin_> yea, there are several cool sites I've found that showcase alternative softwares.  Pretty cool sites
[04:26] <Flare-Laptop> quintin_: trying doing this in the terminal: sudo modproble snd_hda_intel
[04:26] <Flare-Laptop> !ask | felipe_
[04:26] <Flare-Laptop> oops
[04:26] <Flare-Laptop> !ask | felixmori7
[04:26] <FloodBot3> Flare-Laptop: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:26]  * Flare-Laptop knows this
[04:26] <quintin_> Flare-Laptop: ok.. though I'd think driver is already loaded since alsamixer shows hw
[04:26] <novato_br> unfortunately, there are so few manufacturers worried with linux drivers.
[04:26] <nonexks> well i guess its time to try the live cd again
[04:27] <Flare-Laptop> quintin_: I'm not sure. But there's not hurt in trying
[04:27] <quintin_> Hey, grep auto hilites how huh?  neat
[04:27] <nonexks> oh one more question ... ubuntu or Xubuntu
[04:27] <Hammerjak> adamonline45: you have to tell your computer to boot from cd
[04:27] <Hammerjak> nonexks: ubuntu, Xubuntu is if you have a really old system
[04:27] <fishneck> hi!
[04:27] <quintin_> I have been using windoze for like almost 8 months cause it was on the pc I pulled out of storage D:
[04:27] <adamonline45> Hammerjak: Thanks, I got that far :)  I just don't see the option for it in the CD's menu...
[04:27] <Flare-Laptop> !hi | fishneck
[04:27] <burzki> novato_br, what, all three of us .. ?
[04:27] <tawd> quintin_ yep :)  gotta love bash
[04:28] <Hammerjak> adamonline45: what options do you see?
[04:28] <nonexks> so ubuntu 9.10 is the best version ?
[04:28] <fishneck> aww okay kewl
[04:28] <henryhammond>  Can anyone direct me to a good tutorial on how to set up a wireless router on ubuntu?
[04:28] <quintin_> hey it seems there is now some good auto coloring stuff with ls.  yay
[04:29] <Hammerjak> nonexks: ubuntu 9.10 is the current version, it's up to you if that's the 'best' :)
[04:29] <quintin_> How come "examples" in my home folder isn't a pretty looking link?  It's just a generic white page icon
[04:29] <adamonline45> Hammerjak: I see Install, Check Disc, Test memory, boot from first hard disk, and rescue a broken system
[04:29] <brummbaer> henryhammond: do you mean connect to a wireless network? or configure a wireless router. cuz second option is same as anything else: connect to the router through your browser.
[04:29] <nonexks> ok well im off ..thanks
[04:30] <henryhammond> brummbaer configure the network adapter, i downloaded drivers for windows and for linux, and i just cant get it to work
[04:30] <crazy2be> allright, so i set up ubuntu server. Today, i did a sudo apt-get install links, so that i could try and figure out what to do with it. Upon opening links, however, something crashed, and it started a maintenance shell. Upon rebooting, i can no longer access the internet at all, and i don't know what i should do...
[04:30] <Hammerjak> adamonline45: if you choose 'install' it should boot the live cd, you don't have to run the installer
[04:30] <brummbaer> henryhammond, do you know what type of wireless adapter it is?
[04:31] <FarmCretin> Hi, i have ubuntu server running on a dell with integrated graphics and no monitor. ive been using it through ssh for over a year, and id like to add graphical option. what can i do?
[04:31] <henryhammond> brummbaer wusb54gc ver3
[04:31] <adamonline45> Hammerjak: Nope, I've installed numerous times today and never gotten into any like cd anything... it just goes to the gui (ascii) installer...
[04:31] <henryhammond> by linksys
[04:31] <lakota> Package libdvdcss2 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
[04:32] <lakota> none of the sites are helping
[04:32] <quintin_> Flare-Laptop: Do you have fingerprint scanner working?
[04:32] <Hammerjak> adamonline45: it probably has a problem detecting your video card or something then.... i don't know
[04:32] <adamonline45> Hammerjak: hmm, k, thanks anyway...
[04:32] <paddy_melon> FarmCretin... you could install gdm and VNC in
[04:32] <Flare-Laptop> quintin_: Mine didn't come with it.
[04:32] <brummbaer> henryhammond: if you run ifconfig do you see the device?
[04:32] <tawd> quintin_ mine doesn't either, but it still contains all the correct contents anyways
[04:33] <ejwaxx> lakota: try this link https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu#Adding%20the%20Repositories
[04:33] <paddy_melon> eg. sudo apt-get install gdm
[04:33] <quintin_> Flare-Laptop: What is in yours?  I'm very sad about my screen.. only XGA.
[04:33] <Hammerjak> FarmCretin: you can ssh with X forwarding... ssh -X
[04:33] <Xfact> how many tests 'memtest' runs??/ It's very long and (boring) process!
[04:33] <quintin_> tawd: wat was last message re:?
[04:33] <trollboy> what's a good ubuntu app for issuing at commands to a modem? minicom is crashing for me
[04:33] <Flare-Laptop> quintin_: Mines awesome. Its VGA too
[04:33] <tawd> quintin_ about the examples folder not looking like a folder
[04:33] <Flare-Laptop> quintin_: I can use compiz on it too :D
[04:33] <quintin_> Flare-Laptop: mine is 2.0ghz c2d, 4m cache 1g ram 100g hdd 128m discrete gfx.  not sure if it has the evdo card in it or not.  paid $130 for it with no battery yesterday
[04:34] <henryhammond> brummbaer: Im not sure how i would know that (noob to linux world), but there is nothing that seems to look like it
[04:34] <Flare-Laptop> quintin_: My got tea spilt on it and it still works :P
[04:34] <quintin_> Flare-Laptop: xga you mean?  1024x768?  I am going to look around for a 1400x1050 monitor for mine, if I decide to keep it instead of reselling.  man it's pretty cool to have a linux laptop that suspend works on though.  I accidentally closed lid and was a bit tickled when I opened it and everything came back
[04:34] <Flare-Laptop> No sound and it overheats tho :(
[04:34] <Flare-Laptop> quintin_: haha Yup
[04:35] <quintin_> Flare-Laptop: there is supposed to be a membrane under keyboard tha troutes liquid out of device.  I've thought about spilling water on mine..
[04:35] <brummbaer> henryhammond: if you type ifconfig in terminal (applications > accessories > terminal), you should see either a eth1 or wlan0, something like that...
[04:35] <quintin_> tawd: oh yea :)
[04:35] <Flare-Laptop> :O really?
[04:35] <Flare-Laptop> I didn't know that
[04:35] <lakota> ejwaxx,  hey that may have worked! soon as it was done my updates poped up and is updating mplayer and lib files. lets hope this fixed it
[04:35] <Flare-Laptop> quintin_: Even if it gets on the heatsink?
[04:35] <quintin_> yea.  read it when I was googling for info and came across reviews.  also option for 2nd minipci slot is an over the air broadband card.  haven't looked to see if mine has one in it
[04:36] <henryhammond> brummbaer i see Link encap:Ethernet and before that i see eth0
[04:36] <quintin_> Flare-Laptop: well the membrane is under the keyboard, so it shouldn't get that far in theory I guess.  I haven't taken it apart to see how it all looks
[04:36] <FarmCretin> Hammerjak: the vnc client would be windows
[04:36] <y6i> What does this mean, anyone?:
[04:36] <y6i> The file /blah/blah/ has been modified since reading it.
[04:36] <y6i> If you save it, all the external changes could be lost. Save it anyway?
[04:36] <Flare-Laptop> quintin_: Well I've got the hardware parts list pdf if you wnat it
[04:36] <Flare-Laptop> want*
[04:37] <Hammerjak> FarmCretin: that's all well and good if you're ssh'ing from a windows box, I didn't know :)
[04:37] <Flare-Laptop> y6i: Means that the file has been changed while you were reading it
[04:37] <quintin_> y6i: another program or person modified that file while it was in your editor's buffer
[04:37] <FarmCretin> i know, i appreciated the help all the same
[04:37] <FFForever> Whats the difference from Ubuntu One and DropBox?, besides Ubuntu One shipping by default
[04:37] <brummbaer> henryhammond: what if you try 'lspci | grep -e Linksys' ?
[04:38] <Flare-Laptop> FFForever: I've got both, and the only difference is the bandwidth usage
[04:38] <dsnyders> I want to build a new machine, but all the new motherboard, chipset, and cpu options are bewildering.  Anybody got a link to a good website?
[04:38] <quintin_> ok, I turned on "beep" in alsamixer, and now I have sound!!
[04:38] <brummbaer> henryhammond: online forums are saying that version three requires custom compilation and module loading, but i'm still looking for details, k?
[04:38] <Flare-Laptop> quintin_: :O WOOT
[04:38] <acovrig> how can I do (open new tab in firefox and open "url") via ssh?
[04:38] <quintin_> Flare-Laptop: So do your volume buttons work?  mine do.. but it seems... the volume buttons affect IBM hardware, and when you push them it's not a signal to OS?
[04:38] <FFForever> Flannel, like wise, but db has multi os so its better imo, whats your opinion on them?
[04:39] <quintin_> I love me some thinklights
[04:39] <Flare-Laptop> quintin_: Yup, but like my sound is separate from the OS :(
[04:39] <FFForever> Is there selective file sync in one?
[04:39] <henryhammond> brummbaer okay, i tried looking, and i found some that said use ndsiwrapper, some that said to download something from ralink and change it, but i could never find the data to change, ive been trying to two days
[04:39] <quintin_> Flare-Laptop: I'm so glad I found this deal... cause I was about to drop $400 on a 17" dell
[04:39] <Hammerjak> dsnyders:  tomshardware.com, newegg.com ?
[04:39] <lakota> now totem movie player is frozen and still no movie :(
[04:39] <Flare-Laptop> quintin_: haha Ubuntu ftw!
[04:40] <Flare-Laptop> FFForever: I like Ubuntu one better because I love Ubuntu :P
[04:40] <switch10> acovrig: just use the "lynx" terminal browser
[04:40] <quintin_> Flare-Laptop: ah yea ok you get what I'm saying then.  other laptops the volume buttons have been linked to OS sound.  Wonder if there is anything to make that happen
[04:40] <quintin_> I'm so happy to be back in linux instead of windoze :P
[04:40] <tawd> how do people chat in the terminal?
[04:40] <Aquaraptor> irssi
[04:40] <Flare-Laptop> quintin_: Well it used to do that in 9.04 but not in Karmic
[04:40] <quintin_> tawd: a terminal irc client ... I am using irssi.
[04:40] <brummbaer> henryhammond: i totally sympathize, i spent several days working on cobbling together a decent conexant driver for karmic w/o having to pay linuxant for the unlocked driver. :)
[04:40] <acovrig> switch10, the user is running firefox on display=:0.0, can I use ssh to open a new tab & open a url?
[04:40] <tawd> quintin_ thanks :)
[04:41] <acovrig> onto display 0.0
[04:41] <Quan-Time> i have a RS232 -> USB converter, how can i check its installed properly ? i THINK its  FTDI chipset.. can it be listed in my usb devices ? ideas ?
[04:41] <switch10> acovrig: i dont know how to do it
[04:41] <quintin_> Flare-Laptop: did you upgrade, or clean install?  back in the dark ages, like version 6 and such, I always had to do clean intall... upgrades left too much cruft
[04:41] <Flare-Laptop> acovrig: you could just vnc to the machine
[04:41] <Flare-Laptop> quintin_: Upgrade
[04:41] <acovrig> like "firefox --display=:0.0 --url="http://www.google.com""
[04:41] <quintin_> I'm sad this laptop doesn't feel much "faster" than other machines.  meh.
[04:42] <acovrig> Flare-Laptop, how do I setup vnc to not give a notifycation?
[04:42] <henryhammond> brummbaer: I entered that command, and nothing showed up, but i got no erroor
[04:42] <Flare-Laptop> acovrig: install x11vnc :p
[04:42] <acovrig> apt-get x11vnc?
[04:42] <kain_> hi all, what is the syntax for mount a ntfs partition with permissions read-write-execute to put in the fstab?
[04:42] <y6i> is there ANY way at all, in the world, possibly, to get your root password from a box you cant log into?
[04:42] <Flare-Laptop> acovrig: yup
[04:43] <Flare-Laptop> y6i: no
[04:43] <quintin_> Flare-Laptop: woot!  installed fprint_demo and I can scan fingerprints.  doesn't show images though =(
[04:43] <Hammerjak> kain_: you can install ntfs-config and you'll have a nice simple gui that does it for you :)
[04:43] <Flare-Laptop> quintin_: Nice
[04:43] <Xfact> well, we've decided to buy a dell alienware Arena 51 ALX gaming PC which have 12 GB ram, 3.86 GHz intel i7 processor, 2 GB ATi GPU and all others..Which ubuntu version is capable and will run stable in this hardware...? Suggest please......
[04:43] <Xfact> It's should also run games nicely....
[04:43] <kain_> Hammerjak, : will this erase the lines i manually put in the fstab?
[04:43] <y6i> from someone who's not Flare-Laptop
[04:43] <Flare-Laptop> quintin_: My sound died when the tea got in it. But the headphone jack still works :)
[04:43] <Quan-Time> Xfact: umm. 9.10 karmic x64 ?
[04:43] <Hammerjak> no, but if you want to hand-edit fstab i'll paste my ntfs line for you
[04:43] <blakkheim> Xfact: avoid ati if you want to use linux
[04:44] <acovrig> then de-check the vnc option in the Remote Control (something like that) in the GUI?
[04:44] <Flare-Laptop> >.>
[04:44] <adamonline45> so, an x86-64 would use the amd64 install, no?
[04:44] <Quan-Time> yer. ati will work, but cause issues.
[04:44] <Xfact> blakkheim: but it only serving ATI graphic cards...:(
[04:44] <Hammerjak> kain_: /dev/<YOUR DRIVE> /media/Windows ntfs-3g defaults,locale=en_US.UTF-8 0 0
[04:44] <Quan-Time> adamonline45: it covers x86 archatecture, 64bit
[04:44] <switch10> Xfact: you have a gaming PC running Linux?
[04:44] <brummbaer> henryhammond: that could mean that it's not seeing it at all or not seeing it as Linksys; if you search through the output from 'lspci', is there anything that looks like it? you may also try unplugging it then plugging it back in, then checking dmesg
[04:44] <quintin_> Flare-Laptop: I noticed during install this version asks out of box if you would lik eyour homedir encrypted. pretty cool.  esp. since when I got this laptop it had a file on it called "Passwords.docx".  guess what contents were :P
[04:45] <Xfact> Quan-Time:  64 bit doesn't support many apps and some games :(
[04:45] <y6i> is there ANY way at all, in the world, possibly, to get your root password from a box you cant log into?
[04:45] <adamonline45> Quan-Time: That's what I thought... just trying to eliminate potential issues here... thanks :)
[04:45] <Xfact> switch10: no, never before....
[04:45] <rudra> how to create desktop shortcut from application menu
[04:45] <Flare-Laptop> quintin_: haha wow
[04:45] <kain_> Hammerjak : is this line added manually without installation of ntfs-config?
[04:45] <freefreef> hey everyone
[04:45] <Hammerjak> kain_: yes.
[04:45] <nightsjammies> Hey who is good with the open office spreadsheet program?
[04:45] <powertool08> y6i: If you have physical access to it, then yes, tons of ways.
[04:45] <nightsjammies> or is there a forum for that?
[04:45] <Quan-Time> y6i: i think you can reset it with a liveCD.. but honestly not sure. would have to investigate that
[04:45] <kain_> Hammerjak : ok i'll try thanks
[04:45] <nightsjammies> room, I mean
[04:46] <FFForever> I disabled the notification application... how can i get my pidgin menu bar icon back??
[04:46] <Hammerjak> kain_: add that line rather than installing ntfs-config... i wasn't sure how confident you were to hand-edit fstab :)
[04:46] <y6i> powertool08: how?
[04:46] <tritium> y6i: are you sure you unlocked the root account on that machine, or are you referring to your user account?
[04:46] <switch10> Xfact: hate to say it but if its a gaming machine with those specs you would be better off running windows to play your games.  Dual boot with Ubuntu
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[04:46] <FloodBot3> freefreef: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:46] <henryhammond> brummbaer: My ethernet port shows up, event though its not connected to web, but my wereless doesnt seem to show up in the list of USB controllers
[04:46] <Quan-Time> Xfact: i game.. i dualboot nix and win7.. some games work on ubuntu x64 (which i run) like steam games, but many WONT work. even on wine..
[04:46] <Flare-Laptop> !ops | freefreef
[04:46] <y6i> tritium: all i know is i cant log into my machine
[04:46] <Quan-Time> Xfact: look into "cedega" but that cost money.. and i prefer wine anyway.
[04:46] <brummbaer> henryhammond: dammit i'm an idiot, i'm sorry; i'm used to doing this for internal ports, can you try lsusb instead of lspci?
[04:46] <Xfact> So guys, should I use Ubuntu in that Alienware or I have to use that preloaded windows 7 (which taking lots money) in it...:( (I hate windows)
[04:47] <tritium> y6i: that machine is running Ubuntu?  Which account are you trying to login with?  A user account?
[04:47] <blakkheim> Xfact: build your own system and use nvidia, much better for linux
[04:47] <Quan-Time> Xfact: taking "lots of money" ? err.. its not THAT expensive compared to the system.. OEM is fairly cheap.
[04:47] <powertool08> y6i: as Quan-Time suggested, livecd is probably easiest, boot it up, mount the root partition and delete the hash in /etc/passwd and the shadow file.
[04:47] <rudra> how to create desktop shortcut from application menu
[04:47] <y6i> tritium: yes ubuntu and yes a user account
[04:47] <switch10> Quan-Time: what is steam anyway?  I keep hearing about that.
[04:47] <Xfact> Quan-Ti8me: But I don't want to span
[04:48] <y6i> powertool08: can you pm me please?
[04:48] <rudra> how to create desktop shortcut from application menu in xubuntu
[04:48] <henryhammond> brummbaer: I get my SanDisk memory stick, and then the device below that the ID has 1727:0077 but no title
[04:48] <tritium> y6i: you can boot the machine into single-user mode, and then change the user's password
[04:48] <Mr_Lordi> All my media players are crashing when trying to watch a DVD...
[04:48] <adamonline45> how do I know if I need to use fakeRAID?
[04:48] <Xfact> Quan-time: yes, but I don't want to span even $1 for windows or any operating system, when I am having fine OS for free!
[04:48] <y6i> tritium: how do you do that?
[04:48] <Xfact> lol
[04:48] <rudra> anyone to anwer me
[04:48] <dsnyders> Xfact, Install Linux, and use Windows in a virtual machine.  After all, you've paid for it.  No sense it going completely to waste.
[04:48] <Quan-Time> switch10: umm.. steam is... ok.. know how the ubuntu repository works ? its like that for games.. Steam is the valve "program" which auto updates games for you..  Its fairly slick if your into that sorta thing.. Half life2 stuff.. and heaps of others.
[04:48] <rudra> how to create desktop shortcut from application menu xubuntu
[04:48] <Hammerjak> rudra: System -> Preferences -> Main Menu ? sorry i don't have xubuntu
[04:49] <tritium> y6i: hit Esc when you first boot, and select the recovery mode (single-user mode) from the grub menu
[04:49] <kain_> Hammerjak : i get "mount: unknown filesystem type 'ntfs-3g' "
[04:49] <Flare-Laptop> !dontfeedthetroll
[04:49] <Xfact> well, thanks for suggestion...I will try to add nvidia card instade of ATI...
[04:49] <y6i> tritium: then what?
[04:49] <Flare-Laptop> !troll
[04:49] <Quan-Time> Xfact: look up "cedega" by transgaming.. it COSTS MONEY.. to play games on linux (well).  so your crap outta luck in that respect... wine is a good alternative.. WINE = Windows application layer (NOT an emulator)
[04:49] <Hammerjak> kain_: sudo apt-get install ntfs-3g
[04:50] <kain_> Hammerjak : what does ntfs-3g do exactly?
[04:50] <Quan-Time> kain_: it enables NTFS partition writing
[04:50] <Hammerjak> kain_: it is the drivers that allow linux to 'talk' ntfs
[04:50] <Quan-Time> i use it.. works well
[04:50] <Alan502> Hi :) i'm trying to mount an *.iso but the following error message displays instead: "mount: you must specify the filesystem type" Would someone help me?
[04:50] <rudra> how to do voice chat through pidgin with gtalk id
[04:50] <rudra> how to do voice chat through pidgin with gtalk id
[04:50] <rudra> how to do voice chat through pidgin with gtalk id
[04:50] <FloodBot3> rudra: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:50] <tritium> y6i: use the "passwd" command, in combination with the username, to change the user's password
[04:50] <ejwaxx> alan502: are you trying to mount it as a virtual drive?
[04:50] <Quan-Time> Alan502: how are you trying to mount it ? are you using -loop ?
[04:50] <y6i> tritium: how?
[04:51] <tritium> y6i: "passwd <username>"
[04:51] <Flare-Laptop> !mountiso | Alan502
[04:51] <Alan502> Quan-Time, ejwaxx , yes, i'm using -o loop : http://paste.ubuntu.com/352699/
[04:51] <Quan-Time> try what ubottu said.
[04:51] <y6i> tritium: let me boot up the machine, it'll be 3 minutes. will you be here?
[04:51] <Xfact> yes..right...i should give win 7 a value too...cause the machine total costs over $7,600... *valuable! lol :D
[04:51] <tritium> y6i: yes, for a bit longer
[04:51] <ejwaxx> alan502: you can download gmountiso for a gui frontend to mount .iso images
[04:51] <Xfact> thanks for suggestion everyone :)
[04:51] <blakkheim> Xfact: that is ridiculous
[04:52] <tritium> Xfact: that's insane
[04:52] <Hammerjak> Alan502: -t iso9660 -o loop
[04:52] <blakkheim> Xfact: you could build the same system for much cheaper, you are getting ripped off
[04:52] <Quan-Time> Xfact: having a "uber fast" pc DOESNT make you game better or faster.. TRUST me
[04:52] <tritium> Xfact: I build my own systems, and never spend more than $1k, often much less.
[04:52] <Alan502> Quan-Time, ejwaxx i've mounted this exact iso earlier, from the command line. I don't know what is happening right now tho
[04:52] <brummbaer> henryhammond: odd... sadly i've reached the end of the road for my evening. as a last piece of advice, since this seems to be a common problem, all the super-techs jump on this type of thing on launchpad. your specific problem is here: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/446889
[04:52] <admiralspark> can someone tell me how to access irc.freenode.net?
[04:52] <blakkheim> admiralspark: you're on it..
[04:52] <Quan-Time> Alan502: is something else still mounted ? maybe its conflicting
[04:52] <brummbaer> henryhammond: good luck to you!
[04:52] <Flare-Laptop> admiralspark: Your already on it
[04:53] <Alan502> Hammerjak, i read the manpages and tried that, but another error message is displayed.. let me paste it for you
[04:53] <kain_> Hammerjak : does ntfs-3g change my grub file?
[04:53] <Xfact> blakkheim: my dad buying for me, my dad have a lots of 'trust' on DELL! (I really don't know why! :-X)
[04:53] <Hammerjak> kain_: no
[04:53] <admiralspark> *smacks forehead* thanks
[04:53] <henryhammond> brummbaer thanks alot for the help, ill keep working on it
[04:53] <Alan502> Quan-Time, there's nothing mounted
[04:53] <y6i> ok tritium, press esc at the menu where it asks you what kernel you want to run? it wont let me.
[04:53] <Flare-Laptop> admiralspark: Np
[04:53] <Flare-Laptop> :P
[04:53] <Quan-Time> Alan502: oh.. weird
[04:54] <tritium> y6i: what do you mean it won't let you?
[04:54] <kain_> Hammerjak : THANKS, it worked :D
[04:54] <y6i> tritium: nothing happens
[04:54] <Hammerjak> kain_:  great !:D
[04:54] <Alan502> Hammerjak, http://paste.ubuntu.com/352701/
[04:54] <kain_> Hammerjak : i just hoped it didn't do anything to my grub file cause i had to modify a line to be able to boot Ubuntu on my sata drive
[04:54] <Alan502> Hammerjak, that is what i get when i try to specify the type
[04:54] <tritium> y6i: are you using the arrow keys to move down the list?  Hit enter to select the one you want.
[04:55] <Quan-Time> Alan502:  try "man mount" and see if theres a option for filesystem or somethin.. maybe thats causing it ? its a non standard iso ?
[04:55] <y6i> tritium: select recovery mode?
[04:55] <tritium> y6i: yes
[04:55] <Hammerjak> kain_: no, ntfs-3g doesn't have anything to do with grub, you're fine
[04:56] <a|3x> i am having a problem with new ubuntu kernel update, every time it swaps hard enough my mouse freezes up and if i am talking on skype or sip it locks up the sound, and ideas or if i want something done right i have to make menuconfig myself?
[04:56] <acovrig> do I need x11 forwarding on the remote machine for x11vnc?
[04:56] <Alan502> Quan-Time, i created it with k3b.. .so i think it is a standard iso
[04:56] <josh99> Anyone here really good with OpenOffice?
[04:57] <Mr_Lordi> how do i get encrypted DVD playback support?
[04:57] <Hammerjak> josh99: just ask your question :)
[04:57] <y6i> tritium: select grub right? then what?
[04:57] <Quan-Time> kain_: ntfs-3g is like a "driver" for hardware.. Because the hdd partition is NTFS, its treated as a seperate piece of "hardware". the 3g driver helps you install (mount) the part so you can interact with it properly  (this isnt exactly true, but it helps explain it)
[04:57] <josh99> Despite my craftiest attempts to remove the cursor from a table cell without activating autocorrect, it consistently replaces my simple 4-digit time with a 15 digit version.
[04:57] <josh99> Thus ruining my table.
[04:57] <tritium> y6i: you select recovery mode (single-user mode)
[04:57] <josh99> I just want to turn the god blessed thing off.
[04:58] <y6i> tritium: im in the recovery menu
[04:58] <Xfact>  but my current 'heap' still doing problem with hardy...some program closing unexpectedly :(....is that a problem of having old OS?
[04:58] <kain_> Hammerjak : i got another problem now
[04:58] <Xfact> hardy...
[04:58] <tritium> y6i: you mean the grub menu?
[04:59] <y6i> no
[04:59] <y6i> yea\
[04:59] <y6i> i think they are the same thing
[04:59] <kain_> Hammerjak : now when i turn my external hard drive on, i get error : "only root can mount ...."
[05:00] <tritium> y6i: move the arrow key down to the recovery mode of the most recent kernel version, and hit the Enter key, and it will boot into single-user mode.
[05:00] <Hammerjak> kain_: putting it in your fstab will auto-mount without needing to be root.... if you turn the hdd on after ubuntu boots... i don't know how to get around that :)
[05:00] <y6i> im in single user mode
[05:00] <josh99> Saving the document replaces it. Any key removing the cursor from the cell enables it.
[05:00] <mediaprodigy> anyone familiar with FreeNX for ubuntu?
[05:00] <rudra> how to do voice chat through pidgin with gtalk id
[05:00] <y6i> im in the recovery menu, its in a white box with a blue background
[05:01] <n16h7f0x> is there anyway i can find out how many traffic is on a net interface without ip traf just run a command and the command outputs the traffic at the second i run it?
[05:01] <kain_> Hammerjak : hmmm, i'll try and find how
[05:01] <josh99> The only thing I haven't tried is killing the process and hoping it recovers it with a reset cursor position. It shouldn't come to that. I just want to turn autocorrect off for tables.
[05:01] <acovrig> how do I use x11vnc?
[05:01] <rudra> how to do voice chat through pidgin with gtalk id
[05:01] <Quan-Time> rudra: ok.. got your mic working normally ?
[05:01] <Hammerjak> n16h7f0x: do you want the actual traffic or do you want to see how fast it's going?
[05:01] <rudra> ya
[05:02] <Quan-Time> got the plugin for pidgin ?
[05:02] <n16h7f0x> actual traffic
[05:02] <tritium> y6i: make the selection, and boot it, please.  Let me know when you're at the prompt once it boots.
[05:02] <acovrig> how do I use x11vnc?, I just want to vnc my ubuntu from my mac (JollyFast NVC) without a notifycation
[05:02] <Trezker> Question: Bumptop like features, are any of them available in Ubuntu?
[05:02] <rudra> which plugin & how to obtain the same
[05:02] <Hammerjak> n16h7f0x: my suggestion would be to install wireshark
[05:02] <y6i> tritium: what ptompt?
[05:02] <n16h7f0x> Hammerjak, i need that for a script not a grafical tool
[05:03] <tritium> y6i: the shell prompt
[05:03] <n16h7f0x> some command line solution
[05:03] <Hammerjak> n16h7f0x: like tcpdump?
[05:03] <mazda01> after I start up machine, my fstab auto mounts no longer mount? any suggestions? i can issue sudo mount -a and everything is fine but what reason would make them not automount anymore?
[05:03] <rudra> plz help me <Quan-Time>
[05:03] <bayu> medan
[05:03] <y6i> tritium: it says "resume, clean, dpkg, fsck, grub, netroot, root, xfix"
[05:03] <n16h7f0x> Hammerjak, yup but i want only to know actual speed
[05:04] <Hammerjak> n16h7f0x: like ntop?
[05:05] <n16h7f0x> dunno ntop
[05:05] <n16h7f0x> let me check
[05:05] <chu> hey guys, can anyone recommend a good terminal-based email client?
[05:05] <tritium> y6i: what distribution and release are you running?
[05:05] <ceW> medan
[05:05] <y6i> encrypted ubuntu 9.04
[05:06] <n16h7f0x> hammerjack no ntop isnt good
[05:06] <iKernel> Check this out guys. http://pastebin.ca/1741086 . Alien Arena (version 7.33, downloaded in .zip format from a mirror) hangs at sound initialization. strace output suggests that it's waiting for something, but that something ain't happenin.
[05:06] <Hammerjak> n16h7f0x: sorry, that's the extent of the programs i know, can't help you
[05:08] <josh99> Disabling. AutoCorrect. Doesn't. Fix it. Either.
[05:08] <Jef91> Hello all
[05:08] <tritium> y6i: from that menu, choose the root shell
[05:08] <Jef91> Anyone here know the syntax for sftp?
[05:08] <josh99> God, I'm so mad at this program right now.
[05:08] <Jef91> I need a hand uploading a file via CLI
[05:08] <ceW> medan
[05:08] <y6i> tritium: ok what now
[05:08] <blakkheim> Jef91: uploading to where?
[05:08] <Hammerjak> Jef91: can't just scp it?
[05:09] <Jef91> Uploading to an ftp server, what is scp?
[05:09] <tritium> y6i: are you at a root prompt?
[05:09] <y6i> tritium: yes
[05:09] <Alan502> !test
[05:09] <Hammerjak> Jef91: secure copy, if you can ssh to the box, you can scp to it
[05:09] <Ademos> Ubuntu 9.10: If I've run a Palimpsest Disk Utility test and gotten a healthy status, can I safely ignore the grinding noises of my hard disk? Keep in mind that it is a Western Digital  Velicorpator so some noise MAY be normal.
[05:09] <Jef91> Hammerjak - no ssh, just ftp
[05:09] <powertool08> chu: have you checked out mutt?
[05:09] <tritium> y6i: sudo password <username>, where <username> is the userame of the user you're trying to reset the password for
[05:10] <psvasti> What's the most efficient way to mount an iso file using Ubuntu?
[05:10] <tritium> y6i: actually, sudo is not needed in this case, since you're in single-user mode
[05:10] <Jef91> psvasti: sudo mount -o loop /path/to/iso /path/to/mount/point
[05:11] <Hammerjak> Jef91: what problem are you having, do you not know the commands or is there an error
[05:11] <josh99> Oh, why...
[05:11] <y6i> tritium: "bash: password: command not found"
[05:11] <Jef91> Hammerjak: I do not know the syntax to get it to upload my file
[05:11] <DaZ_> y6i: passwd
[05:11] <tritium> y6i: sorry, passwd
[05:11] <Hammerjak> Jef91: sftp <hostname>; cd <wherever you want to put file>; put <filename>;
[05:12] <Jef91> Hammerjak - how does that work if I just have an IP and need to enter a user name and password to upload?
[05:12] <Hammerjak> Jef91: when you do 'sftp <ip address>' it will prompt for user and password
[05:13] <y6i> tritium: seems I cant remember my username either :(
[05:14] <tritium> y6i: it'll be listed in /etc/hosts
[05:15] <tritium> er, /etc/passwd, rather
[05:15] <y6i> tritium: how do I access that
[05:15] <chu> Looks pretty good, thanks powertool08
[05:15] <gamerx> hi everyone!
[05:15] <Hammerjak> y6i: or you can just run 'users'
[05:15] <powertool08> chu: np
[05:15] <gamerx> can someone help me check username highlighting in theis client!
[05:15] <nick125> gamerx: like this?
[05:15] <gamerx> cheers
[05:16] <y6i> Hammerjak: that produced no results
[05:16] <gamerx> works nicely :p
[05:16] <tritium> y6i: cat /etc/passwd
[05:16] <ceW_> medan
[05:16] <powertool08> Hammerjak: I think that outputs currently logged in users
[05:16] <Jef91> Hammerjak: Thanks much got it working
[05:16] <Hammerjak> powertool08: ah, i'm an idiot :)
[05:17] <y6i> tritium: cat: /etc/passwd/: Not a directory
[05:17] <kain_> Hammerjak : how can i create a sort of script to execute some console commands?
[05:18] <tritium> y6i: if this user was the first one you created during install, it would be the user with ID 1000
[05:18] <chu> kain_ bash scripting?
[05:18] <y6i> tritium: cat: /etc/passwd/: Not a directory
[05:18] <tritium> y6i: you added an incorrect / at the end of what I told you to do
[05:18] <lin00b> can some one please give list of rar variables that I can use from terminal ?
[05:18] <Ademos> Ubuntu 9.10: If I've run a Palimpsest Disk Utility test and gotten a healthy status, can I safely ignore the grinding noises of my hard disk? Keep in mind that it is a Western Digital  Velicorpator so some noise MAY be normal.
[05:19] <kain_> chu : i don't want to have to always write in my console "sudo mount /media/Other" and "sudo mount /media/Backup"
[05:20] <nick125> Ademos: I wouldn't ignore them, no.
[05:20] <kain_> chu : i want to be able to do it just by executing a script thing
[05:20] <y6i> tritium: ok, I just changed my "UNIX" password. I hope that's the same as my login password. if it is, just out of curiosity, whats the command for ubuntu?
[05:20] <powertool08> kain_: Are you using gnome? you should be able to find your device in nautilus and just click it to mount.
[05:20] <chu> Yeah sure, write a bash script, give it admin privs (mmm, may have to hardcode sudo password? or execute the script as sudo), and add it to start-up application
[05:21] <Ademos> nick125, well the thing is, the model of my hard disk is known for making I/O noise, even when it's new; so I'm not sure when to get worried...
[05:21] <nick125> Ademos: Has it always made this grinding noise?
[05:21] <kain_> powertool08 : its NTFS, i've installed ntfs-3g and added lines in fstab to be able to mount with write, read, execute permissions
[05:21] <Ademos> nick125, hard to say...I mean it always has when I'm transfering files
[05:21] <tawd> !botsnack
[05:21] <tritium> y6i: the command for what?
[05:21] <chu> kain_ : Or, add them to your fstab, they appear to be separate partitions, ala mount points. Should be fine. Check out docs on fstab.
[05:21] <y6i> tritium: for starting ubuntu
[05:21] <Ademos> nick125, but sometimes it's been happening when I'm doing nothing, I just found this though: http://lifehacker.com/5291974/iotop-tells-you-what-process-is-grinding-your-hard-drive
[05:21] <kain_> powertool08 : but its an external drive, so when i turn it on, i get error, only root can mount
[05:22] <y6i> tritium: the gui
[05:22] <tritium> y6i: from single-user mode, telinit 2
[05:22] <nick125> Ademos: Kind of ironic post name, heh.
[05:22] <powertool08> kain_: hmm, my external shows up as a removable device I can just click on and it mounts.
[05:22] <lin00b> k.. I tried man rar
[05:22] <lin00b> can I export it to a text file ?
[05:22] <lin00b> man text file ?
[05:23] <Ademos> nick125, haha well it may answer my question
[05:23] <kain_> powertool08 : i g2g, thanks anyways, i'll be back later to see if i can find a solution to my problem
[05:23] <chu> I think Ubuntu a made a graphical man page viewer if that's what you mean? I don't know what it's called, but I may (or may not) remember reading about it.
[05:23] <chu> s/Ubuntu/Canonical
[05:23] <lin00b> I tried man in terminal
[05:24] <lin00b> can I export that manual to text file ?
[05:24] <chu> You could probably do something like "man <app> > man_app.txt"
[05:24] <tawd> lin00b if you want?  like man rar > file
[05:24] <powertool08> graphical man page viewer? o_O who needs a gui to view text?
[05:24] <techgeek> I need help getting a dlink wda 2320 pci wireless card working with 9.10 2.6.31-16
[05:24] <jukebox-zero> Anyone know anything about killing ivp6 in 9.10? In fiesty you could go to /etc/modprobe.d/aliases and edit that file. In 9.10 that file no longer exists...
[05:25] <Ademos> nick125, I guess I'll try this software and see if I notice anything; thanks for the response though
[05:25] <Ademos> later all
[05:25] <lin00b> No..I need to read the manual in gedit
[05:25] <lin00b> not in terminal
[05:25] <chu> Sure
[05:25] <powertool08> lin00b: Why? it says the same thing...
[05:25] <techgeek> I tried building the madwifi driver from source and when I try to apt-get the linux-restricted-modules for my kernel apt cant find them?
[05:25] <shadowimmage> hello, I've just installed WindowsXP on my secondary hard drive (not by choice, but by necessity of my university) when my linux drive was not installed in the computer (thinkpad T60 w/ultrabay secondary drive). What I'm trying to do, is update grub (grub2, I think) so that it will ask me which OS I want to startup at boot time.
[05:25] <lin00b> to keep some notes
[05:25] <chu> Pen and Paper
[05:25] <y6i> tritium: was telinit 2 really the right command or was that malicious code because that logged into a screen with my mouse cursor and a totally blank screen
[05:26] <lin00b> chu : lol :D
[05:26] <jukebox-zero> lin00b I know in the KDE terminal you can save the history (the output man gives you) and view it in gedit. At least I think.
[05:26] <tawd> lin00b why read it in gedit?  try man whatyouwanhere > /path/to/where/you/want/it/saved
[05:26] <Ilmatic> Hey do I have to install my printer software in order for ubuntu to recognize it?
[05:26] <tritium> y6i: it's correct.  It tells the system to switch from runlevel 1 (single-user) to runlevel 2 (multi-user, X, networking, etc.)
[05:26] <lin00b> @tawd..thanks ..I need to add some notes to that file for future reference
[05:26] <chu> If you pass the man to a piped file, you should bhe able to open the file with gedit. But seems pointless
[05:27] <tritium> Ilmatic: no, ubuntu pre-packages cups printer drivers
[05:27] <jukebox-zero> Also I can see all my neighbors wireless networks, but not my own. I've fiddled with all my router settings short of shutting off all security. Any ideas?
[05:27] <kinja-sheep> lin00b: "sudo updatedb && locate rsync | grep man" (Find where the file resides, uncompress and view it with Gedit.  You're better off using Ubuntu Help Center (or 'yelp' in terminal).
[05:27] <lin00b> mhm..I found all docs in /usr/share/doc :D
[05:28] <chu> Seems reasonable :p
[05:28] <tritium> y6i: an alternative, but unnecessary approach, is to reboot the machine.
[05:28] <Ilmatic> How so I set up my printer with ubuntu?
[05:28] <quintin_> Ilmatic: system > admin > printers ??? go figure eh
[05:28] <tawd> lin00b ;p  copy and edit the ones you want then lol
[05:28] <quintin_> it's really very easy
[05:29] <Kieran0413> Hi all, I'm having problems with alsa and my built in mic, the levels are either completely silent or I get huge amounts of static when I increase them, here's my alsa info http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=6ab8487ae7c8032da48f4a474632ae568ba1b05d
[05:29] <psvasti> what's the easiest way to mount an iso so i can run it in wine and install and play the game?
[05:29] <y6i> tritium: i tried that
[05:30] <tritium> y6i: well, you should be all set
[05:30] <ejwaxx> psvasti: you can get the package gmountiso from synaptic -- it works a lot like poweriso in windows
[05:30] <kinja-sheep> psvasti: Mount an ISO? Right-click the file and Mount.
[05:30] <psvasti> ok thanks guys
[05:30] <y6i> tritium: this time i ran my hand accross the computer and it brought up a verbose dialogue of what the computer was doing
[05:31] <y6i> tritium: i mean i ran my hand accross the keyboard
[05:31] <lucas1> Hey Frank.
[05:31] <powertool08> y6i: That's normal, you just exited the fancy splash screen.
[05:31] <Kieran0413> Anyone have any ideas?
[05:32] <y6i> tritium: it froze at "setting Advanced Power Management level to 0xfe (254) [ OK ]
[05:32] <y6i> and it WONT MOVE :(
[05:32] <y6i> what should I do
[05:33] <Jef91> Anyone know if I can edit a dependencies required version number for a deb package?
[05:33] <y6i> actually before that it said "Checking battery state..." but its a desktop and doesnt even have a battery.
[05:34] <Silver_Swords> hi all. im still unable to play 3gp with sound. i installed almost all players (including kaffeine) and no sound yet. im on gnome 9.10
[05:34] <y6i> ANYONE??!?!
[05:34] <lin00b> can mono actually port .net 3.5 ?
[05:34] <lin00b> for ubuntu ?
[05:34] <chu> Sure, why not?
[05:35] <shadowimmage> hello, I've just installed WindowsXP on my secondary hard drive (not by choice, but by necessity of my university) when my linux drive was not installed in the computer (thinkpad T60 w/ultrabay secondary drive). What I'm trying to do, is update grub (grub2, I think) so that it will ask me which OS I want to startup at boot time.
[05:36] <powertool08> y6i: try ctrl+alt+sys req + r + e + i + s + u + b The letters can be pressed one after another not all at once. It should reboot.
[05:36] <Jef91> shadowimmage: run "sudo update grub" in terminal
[05:36] <Jef91> shadowimmage: It should find all installed OSes on drives attached to the system and add them to the grub menu.
[05:36] <y6i> powertool08: i've already rebooted though. same deal.
[05:37] <Jef91> shadowimmage: Also, tell your uni they are a bunch of pricks for requiring windows
[05:37] <powertool08> y6i: Raising Elephants Is So Utterly Boring helps to remember this.
[05:37] <powertool08> y6i: rebooted after it crashed and it crashed in the same place?
[05:37] <Sleepnbum> lol
[05:37] <y6i> now its moving again!
[05:38] <tawd> :)
[05:38] <iOmlette> Moving is good.
[05:38] <shadowimmage> Jef91, is it "update grub" or "update-grub" (also, neither work "sudo: command not found")
[05:38] <Jef91> shaodwimmage try grub update
[05:39] <Jef91> shadowimmage the command is: sudo update-grub
[05:39] <Jef91> shadowimmage - note this only works if you have grub2, so 9.10 or 10.04
[05:40] <Losha> Jef91: actually, update-grub also works with grub1 in 8.04
[05:40] <Jef91> Losha: Good to know, I never dual booted before 9.10
[05:41] <lin00b> how ho decrypt a folder which was encrypted in other ubntu system ?
[05:41] <shadowimmage> actually, none of the commands with the "-" in them work... what I found is that sudo grub update, just puts me in a grub terminal or something?
[05:41] <Ilmatic> it wont printttttt
[05:41] <lin00b> I know the email and password of the key file
[05:42] <K3rmit> anyone know where I can get help with video codecs/
[05:42] <K3rmit> ?
[05:42] <Kieran0413> K3rmit, what's the problem, just ask, someone might be able to help
[05:43] <tawd> !codecs | K3rmit
[05:44] <dsnyders> I want to build a new machine, but all the new motherboard, chipset, and cpu options are bewildering.  Anybody got a link to a good website that explains them?
[05:44] <K3rmit> I have an avi video file which is compressed with a DVCodec but I can't get it to show any video
[05:45] <K3rmit> I've downloaded the VFW codec but didn't work
[05:45] <dsnyders> Eg, ATI or NVidia, Intel vs AMD, etc.
[05:45] <jschall> Motion is set to use the pid file /var/run/motion/motion.pid, but every time i make the /var/run/motion directory and chown it to the motion user, it gets deleted on reboot, so motion can't be started. How can I make /var/run/motion and make it stick?
[05:46] <lin00b> how to enable root login ? please
[05:46] <jay> hey can someone help me out with something
[05:47] <jschall> lin00b: you shouldn't need to.
[05:47] <dsnyders> Jay, just ask your question
[05:47] <jschall> !sudo > lin00b
[05:47] <jukebox-zero> K3rmit. Do a google search for svn ffmpeg. Follow their instructions to install and anything you can't play you can convert to something you can. Saves me loads of bother.
[05:47] <shadowimmage> ok, so I got grub to do it's update thing... but it didn't find windows
[05:47] <lin00b> I need it for saving fine in /var/www
[05:47] <lin00b> from file manager
[05:47] <Guest30261> im using ubuntu karmic and am running vista in virtualbox, how do i get the ports to work for the virtual vista
[05:47] <lin00b> sudo works in terminal ..
[05:47] <rameez> lin00b: why don't you use sudo
[05:47] <K3rmit> jukebox-zero hmmm ok thanks
[05:48] <lin00b> but for filemanager sudo wont work in filemanager
[05:48] <Guest30261> i need to do some work on an iphone using windows software so i really need the ports
[05:48] <lin00b> I need to edit file in gedit instead of nano in terminal
[05:48] <arand> lin00b: what is it exactly you're trying to do?
[05:48] <powertool08> lin00b: try gksudo gedit
[05:49] <iOmlette> lin00b: Run 'sudo gedit <file>' in terminal, or just 'sudo gedit'
[05:49] <Kieran0413> lin00b, gksudo gedit or just launch nautilus via gksudo
[05:49] <lin00b> ok..but I cannot alter files in /var/www/ from filemanager
[05:49] <td123> lin00b: right
[05:50] <td123> lin00b: cd into that folder, and type gksudo gedit file/youwanttoedit
[05:50] <arand> Kieran0413: lin00b: launching nautilus (file manager) with gksudo can be done, but is dicouraged due to the risk of messing things up big
[05:50] <faileas> lin00b: /var/www belongs to www-data - you either need to add yourself to its group, or use sudo mv to move it, then chown it back to www-data
[05:50] <lin00b> @td123.. I can edit it that way..but using a gui will make things easier for me
[05:50] <bleepbloop> hey everybody
[05:51] <td123> lin00b: gedit is a gui
[05:51] <lin00b> @faileas...thanks...can I chown a folder for two users ?
[05:51] <Kieran0413> arand, fair enough, I'll avoid mentioning it again then. thinking about it, it was probably a bad idea :)
[05:51] <lhommedangereux> i need to enable ports with vista on virtual box can some please help
[05:51] <jschall> lin00b: you can type gksu nautilus, gksu gedit in a terminal, run dialog (alt+f2), or make a link to them on your desktop, panel or main menu. Remember that the root user can SERIOUSLY cause damage if you mess with the wrong files, though.
[05:51] <ZykoticK9> Guest30261, i assume you mean USB ports?  for USB you can't use VBox OSE version (the one in Ubuntu repo) you need to either download the DEB or add Sun's repo for the PEUL version see http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Linux_Downloads
[05:51] <td123> lin00b: ? you chown a folder for a user/group so no
[05:51] <faileas> lin00b: no. i think you can use chmod (something) alternately. i can't remember the 'right' way to tho
[05:51] <powertool08> faileas: What kind of info do you put on your wiki?
[05:51] <jukebox-zero> Does anyone know what the equivalent of /etc/modprobe.d/aliases is in 9.10? The official ubuntu docs still direct me there, and in 9.10 it doesn't exist. I need to disable IPv6, it always screws up my internet.
[05:51] <rameez> lin00b: not chowning to two users... you can add the users to the concerned group]
[05:51] <faileas> lhommedangereux: try asling the virtualbox channel
[05:52] <faileas> powertool08: oh, just what apps i use for various things, some command line stuff that i need once a century or so...
[05:52] <jschall> on my box /var/www belongs to root:root
[05:52] <bleepbloop> I have a spare computer and I want to try out another linux distro on it (it's a PowerPC imac), and so far I've been thinking of trying openSUSE or Debian 5.0, are those both good or are there any others that I should try first?
[05:52] <jschall> for some reason
[05:52] <lin00b> ok.. can I change it to apache:apache also ?
[05:53] <bleepbloop> I should also mention I'm a huge noob when it comes to linux and stuff
[05:53] <powertool08> faileas: Ah, thanks for the ideas :)
[05:53] <faileas> bleepbloop: well.. debian is similar to ubuntu ;p
[05:53] <bleepbloop> similar but not the same thing
[05:53] <lin00b> ubuntu is similar to debian :D
 :: You should be able to change to apache:apache if the user and group is existing.
[05:53] <Kieran0413> bleepbloop, there is/was an unofficial build of Ubuntu for PPC? Been a while since I've bothered with PPC stuff though
[05:54] <bleepbloop> and I've heard its learning curve is higher than ubuntu's so what better way to learn more than diving right in?
[05:54] <faileas> powertool08: its especially good with the windows boxen i support. i install a crapload of additional software and i can never remember all of it. least with ubuntu i got the package manager to jog my memory ;)
[05:54] <faileas> lol
[05:54] <lin00b> @rameez..thanks mate..I will get some knowledge of groups
[05:54] <faileas> bleepbloop: ubuntu is a debian derivative
[05:54] <faileas> bleepbloop: in short, most basics are the same, and most apps work in both
[05:54] <bleepbloop> Kieran0413: I already have ubuntu on a computer, I just wanted to try out a different one
[05:54] <bleepbloop> different linux distro that is
[05:54] <Kieran0413> bleepbloop, ahh ok :)
[05:55] <powertool08> bleepbloop: I like Arch linux myself, if you're comfy with the command line its a breeze, if you're terrified of it then don't
[05:55] <Hilikus> !backup
[05:55] <faileas> bleepbloop: well, the difference between debian and ubuntu is partially ideological, and ubuntu being more usercentric. you won't learn anything new
[05:55] <dekenx> !
[05:55] <lj2> hi
[05:56] <Michelle_> http://pastebin.ca/1741111 <<<---- Can someone please look at this output from when I boot off my usb, I need to figure out what is wrong so I can get this amchine booting again
[05:56] <Michelle_> It's imperative
[05:56] <powertool08> bleepbloop: CentOs is good if you want to learn about redhat style distros
[05:57] <bleepbloop> faileas:  Hmm thanks for the input, maybe I'll try openSUSE and go from there
[05:57] <Guest86708> im having trouble getting my D-Link wireless card to work, I have been trying to get this thing to work for a few days now
[05:57] <jschall> lin00b: i think you'd want to run: sudo chown www-data:www-data /var/www    then     sudo chmod 775 /var/www    then    sudo usermod -a -G www-data <username>
[05:57] <powertool08> bleepbloop: When I was first distro hopping I just burned about 10 live cd's and used each one until it pissed me off or bored me.
[05:57] <bleepbloop> powertool08: I just want to learn more about linux in general
[05:57] <faileas> Michelle_: it looks like the partition is not where its expected to be
[05:57] <disappearedng_> Hey can someone tell me chinese file names are all messed up on my computer? How do I go about changing that encoding without changing all my menus to like chinese
[05:57] <bleepbloop> and become a more proficient user, etc. etc.
[05:57] <faileas> bleepbloop: LFS! ;p
[05:57] <Guest86708> lsmod shows wlan with ath_pci
[05:58] <lin00b> @jschall :thanks.. I think thats what I need..thanks
[05:58] <Michelle_> Faileas: I set it up the way it's supposed to be :S Even if that didn't work I'd just let it do the partitioning automatically in the install, still no luck.
[05:58] <Michelle_> Faileas: Same output
[05:58] <jschall> lin00b: then you need to log out and log back in for the group join to take effect
[05:58] <faileas> more seriously though, i'd suggest picking a distro, and building up a box with just what you need from ground up. i learnt a load from that
[05:58] <powertool08> bleepbloop: Slackware is good for that. Not very noob friendly but if you can successfully run slackware, you can handle any distro.
[05:58] <jukebox-zero> Is there a way to change the computer name after installation? I just sped through it at install thinking I could change it later. I swear I've seen a dialog at some point to edit that. Not finding it for the life of me.
[05:58] <faileas> Michelle_: hmm, some more info would help. is this a unetbootin, ubuntu usb installer, or a full install?
[05:58] <Guest86708> anyone got any ideas on how to get this pci wireless card working
[05:58] <bleepbloop> what about Minix?
[05:59] <Michelle_> faileas: A full install from a live cd
[05:59] <arand> bleepbloop: in that case, go for a distro which is flaky and try to figure out all the problems, then when everything works as it should, move on ;)
[05:59] <Michelle_> Faileas: I need a persistent install
[05:59] <powertool08> bleepbloop: Never used it, sorry.
[05:59] <bleepbloop> I've heard thats geared towards helping people learn how to use the system
[05:59] <faileas> Michelle_: well, it looks like a normal install where something is off
[05:59] <faileas> ack
[05:59] <faileas> gotta go
[05:59] <dekenx> bleepbloop: u mean Mint or Minix
[05:59] <Kieran0413> jukebox-zero, /etc/hostname
[05:59] <Michelle_> Funny thing is that it doesn't tell me what, where or how it is going wrong, maybe if I were a computer or had a degree in computer science or something would I know what's wrong
[05:59] <bleepbloop> dekenx: Minix
[06:00] <dekenx> bleepbloop: oh ok that's a diffent story
[06:00] <jukebox-zero> kieran0413: Thanks.
[06:00] <valindil89> bleepbloop, Ubuntu is a great linux all around. If you want to learn linux jump into it. start playing around with ubuntu in the command line. the ubuntu wiki has loads of information.
[06:00] <lstarnes> jukebox-zero: be extremely careful when changing hostnames
[06:00] <lstarnes> jukebox-zero: add the new entry in /etc/hosts first
[06:01] <jellow> jukebox-zero: gksudo gedit /etc/hosts /etc/hostname   change both
[06:01] <jschall> hehe, check out my webserver at http://jon.pmtech.com
[06:01] <powertool08> bleepbloop: There's always gentoo ;) Great documentation, but chances are you won't understand half of what you're running in the terminal until much later.
[06:01] <lstarnes> jukebox-zero: but do not remove the old entry until after you update /etc/hostname
[06:01] <syntaxman> I have backups of my / and /home partitions, but my homedir was ecrypted as part of the installation.  I need to mount in manually, but where would I find the keyring/passphrase file?
[06:01] <jukebox-zero> lstarnes / jellow: Noted, thank you.
[06:01] <bleepbloop> valindil89: I know, but canonical stopped supporting PowerPC machines, so for mucking around in the command line I'm looking for something with better support for PPC machines right now :-P
[06:01] <disappearedng_> Hey can someone tell me chinese file names are all messed up on my computer? How do I go about changing that encoding without changing all my menus to like chinese
[06:01] <powertool08> My windows machine can't ping my linux box by hostname, only ip. Does anyone know if this is a windows problem or a linux problem?
[06:01] <KB1JWQ> powertool08: It's a DNS problem,
[06:01] <dekenx> ;:
[06:02] <powertool08> KB1JWQ: Obviously, but which box is at fault?
[06:02] <valindil89> bleepbloop, ahh ok
[06:02] <KB1JWQ> powertool08: Not enough information given.
[06:02] <bleepbloop> oh yeah, that reminds me why I mention debian too
[06:02] <powertool08> KB1JWQ: What information is needed?
[06:02] <bleepbloop> because Debian's developers still support PPC machines
[06:02] <syntaxman> There is an additional problem... the / backup has ALL the files under lost+found :-(    So I'm trying to find the ecryptfs passphrase in that mess.
[06:02] <tiglionabbit> how can I make a sudoers entry with nopasswd that works even if you do sudo -i ?
[06:03] <lin00b> is wget faster than normal downloading from firefox ?
 turtle cam is cool.. one :)
[06:03] <iceroot> lin00b: no but useing less ressources
[06:04] <iceroot> lin00b: so maybe its faster on very old hardware
[06:04] <lin00b> also can wget commands be resumed ?
[06:04] <iceroot> lin00b: sure
[06:04] <Kieran0413> So does anybody have any idea why I either get insanely quiet levels or huge amounts of static if I increase them on the build in mic? I've tried installing the latest alsa drivers which changed nothing, here's the alsa info http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=6ab8487ae7c8032da48f4a474632ae568ba1b05d
[06:04] <lin00b> Iceroot : pls tell the command to resume wget downloads
[06:04] <Kieran0413> lin00b, wget -c
[06:04] <powertool08> lin00b: If you start them with the right switch, I think its -c?
[06:05] <iceroot> lin00b: its -c  also see man wget
[06:05] <lin00b> ya..lol man is very helpful :D
[06:05] <syntaxman> Googling has been fruitless.  And using find hasn't really help because I don't /really/ know what I'm looking for.
[06:05] <powertool08> KB1JWQ: What information is needed?
[06:05] <iceroot> lin00b: of course it is
[06:06] <Kieran0413> Nobody has any idea? Huge amounts of static gets really annoying :D
[06:07] <disappearedng_> How do I change my desktop encoding
[06:08] <adamonline45> So, I've isolated my install problems to having RAID enabled (NForce 6 series)...  Disabling RAID allows for a successful install...  Any ideas on how to have success with RAID?
[06:08] <git__> how does one determine if one has 802.11a/b/g/n on a laptop using Ubuntu?
[06:08] <Kieran0413> git__, iwconfig should tell you by the Bit Rate
[06:09] <dsnyders> git__, any problem with looking up the laptop specs on the net?
[06:09] <sri> in /etc/exports what does mean "sync" option
[06:09] <||arifaX> git__: if it is a module you can sometimes open a small plate on the bottom of the notebook and take a look on the label and google for it
[06:10] <lin00b> kde is damn good :D
[06:10] <Guest46625> How do I reset /boot/grub/grub.cfg to default???
[06:10] <iceroot> sri: so write directly to the drive without caching
[06:10] <git__> iwconfig works great
[06:10] <scunizi> lin00b: :)  just starting to get to know it again..
[06:10] <Kieran0413> or check lspci to find out what the adaptor is
[06:10] <dekenx> grub-update
[06:10] <git__> wlan0     IEEE 802.11abg
[06:11] <||arifaX> Guest46625: sudo update-grub
[06:11] <dekenx> opps yes update-grub (reverse)
[06:11] <Jonhnnyboy> is 12GB enough for ubuntu and into the future?
[06:11] <Jonhnnyboy> partition
[06:11] <Guest46625> I'arifax, I'm on crunbang live cd
[06:12] <sri> iceroot:  so  a client write directly with out caching ??
[06:12] <iceroot> Jonhnnyboy: i am using 8gb and its ok for ubutu
[06:12] <Guest46625> but when to the ubuntu grub.cfg file
[06:12] <iceroot> sri: the system which is holding the drive is writing directly
[06:12] <Jonhnnyboy> iceroot: what about future updates etc? will 8GB be enough in 1 year time?
[06:12] <iceroot> Jonhnnyboy: yes
 : future depends on your applications and data
[06:12] <Jonhnnyboy> k
[06:12] <dekenx> Guest46625: it automatically updates that file
[06:12] <jojuji> hey guys, is there a way to see my fan speed and cpu temp in ubuntu 9.10 running on a macbook pro? thanks
[06:12] <Jonhnnyboy> whats base for Ubuntu? 4GB?
[06:12] <iceroot> Jonhnnyboy: for ubuntu its no problem but maybe if you want to save movies and so on
[06:12] <dsnyders> Jonhnnyboy, It depends on what you're going to do with it.  For me, I need lots of space for videos.
[06:13] <Jonhnnyboy> dsnyders: how big is your partition?
[06:13] <Guest46625> dekenx, Searching for GRUB installation directory ...
[06:13] <Guest46625> No GRUB directory found. To create a template run 'mkdir /boot/grub' first. To install grub, install it manually or try the 'grub-install' command. ### Warning, grub-install is used to change your MBR. ###
[06:13] <Kieran0413> Jonhnnyboy, Well I'm using a 9.10 install with very little other than dev tools added and my / partition is using 3.7g
[06:13] <brous-kee> anyone here play aq????
[06:13] <Kieran0413> Jonhnnyboy, But remember you need swap space, etc
[06:13] <Jonhnnyboy> Kieran0413: hehe yea sure ;) good one
[06:14] <Jonhnnyboy> Kieran0413: i dont need that, using Virtualbox
[06:14] <brous-kee> rang a hang a gos ta dum de dum
[06:14] <dekenx> Guest46625: did u install it first?
[06:14] <scunizi> Jonhnnyboy: I have 3.. root is 10 gigs .... swap is 2gigs .. /home is 300 gigs
[06:14] <sri> iceroot: ok thank u
[06:14] <Kieran0413> Jonhnnyboy, Good one what?
[06:14] <jojuji> hey guys, is there a way to see my fan speed and cpu temp in ubuntu 9.10 running on a macbook pro? thanks
[06:14] <Jonhnnyboy> Kieran0413: you funny ;)
[06:14] <brous-kee> anyone has a newtbook?
[06:14] <iceroot> sri: np
[06:14] <Guest46625> dekenx I can't boot into ubuntu (grub) so i'm on crunbang live cd
[06:14] <dsnyders> 300G+275G+500G
[06:14] <Kieran0413> Jonhnnyboy, in what way?
[06:14] <iceroot> brous-kee: yes
[06:14] <brous-kee> my 300 gig mem died on me
[06:14] <Jonhnnyboy> jojuji: try list
[06:15] <brous-kee> anyone know how to fix it?
[06:15] <Jonhnnyboy> Kieran0413: saying 3.7GB
[06:15] <scunizi> Jonhnnyboy: if you have vbox for running ubuntu 8 gigs. but don't plan on audio/vidio storage..
[06:15] <dekenx> Guest46625: why can't you boot into ubuntu?
[06:15] <Jonhnnyboy> brous-kee: fix RAM?
[06:15] <iceroot> brous-kee: no,not without usefull infos of course
[06:15] <brous-kee> ya
[06:15] <Kieran0413> Jonhnnyboy, I said it's USING 3.7g, not my total partition is 3.7G
[06:15] <Jonhnnyboy> scunizi: im creating 12GB parition with vbox
[06:15] <Jonhnnyboy> Kieran0413: ahh ok cool
[06:15] <Guest46625> it shows the grub menu and only windows is on the menu
[06:15] <jojuji> Jonhnnyboy, what list?
[06:15] <scunizi> Jonhnnyboy: more than enough..
[06:15] <brous-kee> do u know how to fix 8 gig memory
[06:15] <Jonhnnyboy> jojuji: type list I think
[06:16] <jojuji> list
[06:16] <brous-kee> its seems to work for anything higher than 200 gig
[06:16] <Jonhnnyboy> brous-kee: did you run MEM TEST?
[06:16] <iceroot> brous-kee: what to you want to fix?
[06:16] <jojuji> hey guys, is there a way to see my fan speed and cpu temp in ubuntu 9.10 running on a macbook pro? thanks
[06:16] <dekenx> mount the Linux partition, login to it, reinstall and update grub
[06:17] <dekenx> jojuji: try xsensors?
[06:17] <jojuji> dekenx, does that come with an applet for the panel?
[06:17] <Jonhnnyboy> Guest46625: try SuperGrub boot CD to fix it
 : i just tried sysinfo.. but couldn't find fan speed there..
[06:17] <dekenx> I think there's a version or that, but it's also an app
[06:17] <rameez> other details of cpu is there
[06:18] <jojuji> rameez, is it an applet for the panel?
[06:18] <rameez> you can run it from the command line..
[06:18] <rameez> it will open the gui
[06:18] <dekenx> jojuji: what DE are u using?
[06:18] <jojuji> DE?
[06:19] <dekenx> jojuji: like gnome, kde, xfce?
[06:19] <rameez> also you can find it under :Applications:System Tols
[06:19] <jojuji> dekenx, gnome
[06:19] <dekenx> jojuji: I recall there being one, for the panel
[06:20] <jojuji> dekenx, by default, included? i cant find it
[06:20] <dekenx> jojuji: do u want it to click on the panel and open an app with info or show it right there?
[06:20] <jojuji> dekenx,  show it right there
[06:21] <Alan502> Any recommended closs platform VNC? I'm connecting from this linux machine to a windows one in the same LAN
[06:22] <dekenx> jojuji: install gnome-sensors-applet
[06:22] <rameez> Hi.. all ...I have a problem with sound card.. My hardware is Compaq Presario CQ40.. OS is Ubuntu 9.10
[06:22] <cew_sayang> medan
[06:23] <sri> how to configure the kickstart on ubuntu???
[06:23] <jojuji> dekenx, thanks
[06:23] <dekenx> jojuji: np
[06:23] <isolat3dsh33p> sri: what kickstart?
[06:23] <jukebox-zero> rameez: Did you read the release notes? I know there are several bugs/workarounds in there for graphics cards, there may be some for sound cards also
[06:23] <dekenx> did it work?
[06:23] <iceroot> sri: you mean kicker? that is kde  #kubuntu
[06:23] <rameez> i tried some pages in the ubuntu support pages.. but din't work
[06:23] <sri> no... it is an automatic installation
[06:24] <isolat3dsh33p> rameez: aplay -l should display ur sound card :)
[06:24] <iAmerikan> what's tehbest desktop manager?
[06:24] <Alan502> Any recommended closs platform VNC? I'm connecting from this linux machine to a windows one in the same LAN
[06:24] <iceroot> iAmerikan: the one you like
[06:24] <rameez> [11:54:18][0][~]$sudo aplay -l
[06:24] <rameez> aplay: device_list:223: no soundcards found...
[06:24] <rameez> [11:54:25][0][~]$
[06:24] <iAmerikan> I've only used gnome
[06:24] <FloodBot3> rameez: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:24] <powertool08> Alan502:
[06:24] <powertool08> Alan502: Any of them
[06:24] <dekenx> iAmerikan: gnome and kde - stable most popular
[06:25] <kazagistar> is there some way to get compositing working on ubuntu inside a virtual guest?
[06:25] <isolat3dsh33p> rameez: You need to find ur driver then, check it using « lspci | grep Audio »
[06:25] <dekenx> iAmerikan: xfce: fast, less stable
[06:25] <Kieran0413> Alan502, There's an rdp client for linux which should save you installing anything on the windows box, alternatively tightVNC works well, or FreeNX
[06:25]  * powertool08 seconds xfce
[06:25] <kazagistar> iAmerikan: In that case, it is probably gnome, because you are used to it
[06:26] <dekenx> iAmerikan: lxde even faster
[06:26] <Alan502> !vnc
[06:26] <dekenx> less stable though
[06:26] <rameez> isolat3dsh33p>: it is 00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 82801I (ICH9 Family) HD Audio Controller (rev 03)
[06:26] <jellow> iAmerikan: or there is fluxbox or Openbox though it take a lot of time to configure
[06:26] <kazagistar> iAmerikan: seriously, they are all just fine, use whatever you find fits your workflow
[06:26] <dsnyders> isolat3dsh33p, kickstart is an automated install program.  It is useful for deploying multiple machines.
[06:26] <iAmerikan> Well tbh I have windows 7 installed, but I've had ubuntu partitioned for a long time, now windows is getting on my nervs, so I'm thinking about going fulltime nix
[06:26] <Alan502> Kieran0413, i'm only worried of response time and easy of use. As well as automatic startup when booted.
[06:27] <isolat3dsh33p> thanks dsnyders :)
[06:27] <iAmerikan> nerves**
[06:27] <eltume> what do i have to edit in /boot/grub/grub.cfg so that grub will boot the first option ???
[06:27] <Kieran0413> Alan502, RDP is what I'd use, if you really don't wanna use RDP, any of the other will work fine.
[06:27] <dsnyders> sri, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/KickstartCompatibility
[06:27] <Saxon> anyone help get a USBhard drive enclosure recognized?
[06:28] <Alan502> Kieran0413, thanks :)
[06:28] <eltume> what do i have to edit in grub.cfg so that grub will boot the first option ???
[06:28] <powertool08> eltume: look for the 'set default=0' line
[06:28] <jinuljt> move that section to the front of the grub.cfg
[06:28] <dsnyders> Kieran0413, Is there an RDP server for ubuntu?
[06:28] <jukebox-zero> rameez: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1220797
[06:29] <isolat3dsh33p> rameez: Use than info to find the driver :)
[06:29] <kazagistar> iAmerikan: KDE looks cool, GNOME is commercial-grade solid, XFCE is light but full-featured, ****box is really light, there are a bunch of tiling managers for keyboard freaks, etc... just install a few side by side and try them
[06:29] <sri> dsnyders: thanks...
[06:29] <Kieran0413> dsnyders, He wanted to connect to the windows box from the linux one, which is why I suggested it.
[06:29] <dsnyders> sri, hope it helps
[06:29] <eltume> powertool thank you, i love you lol
[06:29] <sri> yah
[06:29] <dsnyders> Kieran0413, Ah, missed that part.
[06:29] <iAmerikan> when you install multiple, how do do you switch?
 <isolat3dsh33p> : thanks for the help dudes..
[06:29] <dsnyders> Kieran0413, I want to do it the other way around: windows client, linux server.
[06:29] <dekenx> through the login window iAmerikan
[06:30] <iAmerikan> thanks
[06:30] <isolat3dsh33p> rameez: No problem :D
[06:30] <dekenx> you can chose the type of session there
[06:30] <roracle> Ubuntu 9.10 netbook remix issue:  the sound works fine, the only problem is when i play audio, it starts the output but I do not hear anything for like 5-10 seconds.  acer aspire one.  anyone else having this issue?  anyone have a clue as to how to fix this?
[06:31] <iAmerikan> I have a more serious issue, if anyone could possibly provide input?
[06:31] <Kieran0413> dsnyders, Not a clue then but a quick google turned up xrdp
[06:31] <dekenx> iAmerikan: please explain :)
[06:32] <isolat3dsh33p> roracle: You can hear sound after 5-10 seconds?
[06:32] <iAmerikan> Well, I was on vista when I had ubuntu partitioned, but when I upgraded to 7 it switched from grub to the win boot manager, so now I can't access my partition
[06:32] <kazagistar> iAmerican: friendly warning, KDE and Gnome tend to be hard to uninstall, and litter each other's menus with random apps that duplicate functionality... you might have to go online to figure out how to remove one or the other
[06:32] <roracle> isolat3dsh33p: yes i can
[06:32] <Saxon> looking for help getting a USB hard drive enclosure recognized... any help?
[06:32] <dsnyders> Kieran0413, Yeah, I saw that, but I haven't had an opportunity to test it.  When I saw you mention RDP, I thought you might have some experience with it.
[06:33] <dekenx> iAmerikan: yes ms will do that
[06:33] <Kieran0413> iAmerikan, boot from the live cd and do a grub-install
[06:33] <iAmerikan> I'm on the live cd now :D
[06:33] <[psyk]> iAmerikan: Use a live disk (I use tinylinux on my usb) and use gparted to access the partition and move the space. That's just a quick fix.
[06:33] <dekenx> iAmerikan: they don't like to share a PC with other OSes
[06:33] <kazagistar> iAmerikan: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows
[06:34] <x1r3> Hey I just installed the latest version of ubuntu and was wondering if anyone could point me in the right direction on installing an configuring Broadcom Corporation BCM4312 802.11b/g wireless card
[06:34] <Kieran0413> Are the broadcom cards still a pig then? :(
[06:35] <isolat3dsh33p> roracle: I'm not sure what's the problem. Sorry ;)
[06:35] <jukebox-zero> x1r3: https://help.ubuntu.com/9.10/internet/C/index.html
[06:35] <dsnyders> iAmerikan, It's probably too late, but perhaps you could run Windows in a virtual machine on top of Ubuntu, rather than dual booting.
[06:35] <x1r3> ty
[06:35] <[psyk]> x1r3: Excellent question. Let me find something for you...
[06:36] <dekenx> iAmerikan: dual is fine as long as Grub handle it
[06:36] <iAmerikan> Well dsnyders the only reason I wasn't using virtualbox to do so was because I have 1 computer game that i've been playing for years, and it's windows only
[06:36] <roracle> it's very strange that most of the problems i have no one has a clue about, lol
[06:36] <[psyk]> x1r3: well it seems that juke beat me to it, if you still have issues drop me a PM
[06:36] <kazagistar> I want to test new versions of AWN in a virtual machine, but it requires compositing (like compiz)... any ideas on how to get this working?
[06:36] <Kieran0413> iAmerikan, What is it, just out of pure curiosity?
[06:36] <iAmerikan> IJJI's Gunz:The duel
[06:36] <jukebox-zero> psyk: One of the perks of having a jillion webpages open trying to solve my IPv6 problem ;)
[06:36] <iflema> x1r3: is your driver showing up under System/Administration/Hardware Drivers? if not install bcmwl-kernel-source from synaptic.
[06:37] <iAmerikan> Not a well known game, started out in korea. :P
[06:37] <ZykoticK9> kazagistar, VirtualBox can to compiz (not "well" but it can do it)
[06:37] <dekenx> iAmerikan: Have u possibly researched Wine functionality
[06:37] <iAmerikan> II have
[06:37] <tetricide> hi
[06:37] <tetricide> i put on my robe and wizard hat!
[06:37] <[psyk]> jukebox-zero: hahahah. yeah.
[06:37] <iAmerikan> It's not compatible currently
[06:37] <dekenx> iAmerikan: too bad, I remeber that game
[06:37] <jukebox-zero> ha ha ha harrrrrrr
[06:37] <[psyk]> jukebox-zero, x1r3: I'll be right back, I have to reboot and move around some partition space :]
[06:37] <iAmerikan> but if worse comes to worse I'll keep a 40 gb xp partition or something.
[06:38] <iAmerikan> Is there a way to check my live cd version, and my partitions version - from the cd?
[06:38] <petsounds> Good afternoon.. in xubuntu karmic volume always muted after reboot, and i need to scroll up the volume everytime i login. how can i fix this? thanks
[06:38] <roracle> iAmerikan: i have 7 installed for school work, XP installed for games, and Ubuntu installed for everything else
[06:38] <Kieran0413> iAmerikan, cat /etc/lsb-release from terminal
[06:38] <roracle> it's a very good setup
[06:39] <x1r3> yeah they show
[06:39] <Kieran0413> iAmerikan, to check the livecd version, you'd have to mount your partition to check the installed version the same way
[06:39] <kazagistar> ZykoticK9: ok, cool... I don't need well, I just need enough to test code that requires compiz working, and KVM didn't cut it, it seems
[06:39] <isolat3dsh33p> roracle: you problem is... unique ;)
[06:39] <jukebox-zero> Pirating your neighbors wireless = Less glamourous than advertised. Taking over 20 min just to apt-get update. Why wired doesn't work... ???
[06:39] <ian_> whenever i try to save my display configuration to the xorg.conf file from the nvidia x display manager, it says "failed to parse existing xorg.conf file."
[06:40] <nastas> hi all
[06:40] <iAmerikan> Thanks Kieran0413 I'll just do a new installation of 9.10 because both are out of date and I believe are different versions
[06:40] <daltio> guys i am installed ubuntu 9.10 on my machine i have debain etch based apt-proxy when i add my aot proxy on my debain9.10 machine it hangs on apt-get update
[06:40] <roracle> isolat3dsh33p: what about sound not working at all?  it's on a Dell Optiplex 330.  I looked everywhere and tried everything i could get my hands on, and nothing works at all
[06:41] <roracle> isolat3dsh33p: i even took the advice to try installing 32 bit and it still doesn't work
[06:41] <iAmerikan> how easy would it be to update from 8.10 to 9.10 on ubuntu?
[06:41] <x1r3> well that was easy
[06:42] <Flannel> iAmerikan: Pretty easy.  But you'll need to upgrade 8.10 -> 9.04 and then 9.04 -> 9.10
[06:42] <kazagistar> jukebox-zero: you can't just pirate the wireless, you have to make sure you hack the device to give you proper QoS(disclaimer: do not actually do this)
[06:42] <isolat3dsh33p> roracle: It depends on how many person use the hardware. More people use it, so more people experienced certain bug and eventually someone clever will fix it :)
[06:43] <kazagistar> iAmerikan: it might be faster and easier to just re-install, if you have a CD to spare
[06:43] <y6i> how do you start ubuntu from the command prompt?
[06:43] <ahmad46> does anyone know how to change the volume change interval when you use the keyboard?
[06:43] <alvorportugal> hi all jemand im Zug unterwegs?
[06:43] <y6i> from bash
[06:43] <roracle> isolat3dsh33p: typical Intel audio...granted, we don't have speakers, but in Windows it uses the system speaker to output sound
[06:44] <jukebox-zero> kazagistar: Yeah, but I finally got the ndisgtk package pulled through. Just like another 18 hours to download the driver I need and I can hopefully use my own wireless.
[06:44] <jukebox-zero> kazagistar
[06:44] <Flannel> alvorportugal: this channel is english only.  If you want support in german, #ubuntu-de
[06:44] <kazagistar> y6i: explain... do you want to start the graphics, and only have a terminal?
[06:44] <jukebox-zero> kazagistar: er... Thinking since I can get their internet but not my own, I may have bigger issues.
[06:45] <y6i> kazagistar: no im at the prompt outside of ubuntu right now and i want to start ubuntu
[06:45] <ahmad46> how can you change the amount that the keyboard volume controls change?
[06:45] <ahmad46> like if i press up my volume goes up 5%
[06:45] <Jordan_U> y6i: Do you mean the grub prompt?
[06:46] <ahmad46> how can i make it only go up 1%
[06:46] <y6i> Jordan_U: yes
[06:46] <jukebox-zero> y6i... what's your screen look like? like user@computer$ or do you see something else?
[06:46] <kazagistar> jukebox-zero: possibly, though you may just be missing wpa packages or something depending on the encryption you use
[06:46] <y6i> jukebox-zero: exactly
[06:46] <Jordan_U> y6i: Is this a new install?
[06:46] <y6i> Jordan_U: no im just having technical difficulties
[06:47] <kazagistar> y6i: try "startx" and tell us what happens?
[06:47] <y6i> no there is a command like teliterm 2 or something
[06:47] <y6i> i forgot what exactly it is
[06:48] <Cubey> hello
[06:48] <Kieran0413> Hi, Cubey
[06:48] <Cubey> :)
[06:48] <powertool08> y6i: try 'init 3'
[06:48] <Jordan_U> y6i: telinit?
[06:48] <jukebox-zero> kazagistar: I'm just about ready to shut off all encryption and security, but I got N+mimo so I'm afraid to drape my entire neighborhood in wifi. All that's enabled is then WPA passkey. That's pretty lax security really. Can't imagine why 9.10 doesn't even *see* my SSID.
[06:48] <domino14> my computer has MMC/SD/MS PRO/etc slots and i accidentally unmounted the drives and they wont show up anymore. how do i make them show up without restarting the computer?
[06:48] <Cubey> I'm having a bizare problem with the pesky nvidia driver (or perhaps a permissions/config file problem)
[06:48] <sri> could not find kernel image: ks
[06:49] <domino14> i unmounted thru the GUI
[06:49] <sri> when i am trying for kickstart installation
[06:49] <Cubey> mind you, I've had flawless installs with other nvidia cards in other machines from the same CD :S
[06:49] <y6i> Jordan_U: yes that's what I meant but it's not working for some reason
[06:49] <powertool08> Jordan_U: Background, y6i reset their root password earlier by booting into single user mode, another user told them to run telinit 2 to get back to the gui.
[06:49] <Hydrosis> My computer will NOT wake up from hibernation, and I've even turned off hibernation and it still hibernates, forcing em to reset.  Anyone know why this would happen and how to fix it?
[06:50] <sterlin> hey guys, is it possible to boot from an sd card on a mbp?
[06:50] <jukebox-zero> kazagistar: and WPA + WPA2 is an option in my config settings for signing on the network. Can't imagine why it would know, but not know. Than again I did find out earlier Grub2 doesn't natively support booting from a ext4 partition earlier so hell, nothing has to make sense I guess.
[06:50] <Cubey> this time/this card, it refuses to stick to the resolution settings, even if I edit the dang xorg.conf myself and put in the modes I want, it still goes to 640x480 and wont let me select any higher. but if i screw around and reboot, sometimes it'll work, until I reboot again even if I change nothing..
[06:50] <kazagistar> jukebox-zero: can you see the SSID from other computers?
[06:50] <domino14> how do i remount my MMC/SD/etc drive?
[06:50] <Cubey> the conf files seem to remain unchanged then it decides to work, or stop working..
[06:50] <BT> please any body tell me where i can find backtrack room ??
[06:51] <jukebox-zero> kazagistar, using it on this one, and was using it on the other box until I went from 7.* to 9.10
[06:51] <Jordan_U> jukebox-zero: GRUB2 does support ext4, who said it doesn't?
[06:51] <powertool08> BT: #remote-exploit
[06:51] <jukebox-zero> Jordan_U the official ubuntu docs.
[06:51] <BT> is this room or web
[06:51] <jukebox-zero> jordan_u could have been outdated though. sure didn't work on my box until I played with it.
[06:51] <Kieran0413> I find it quite amusing that you're looking for backtrack details here :)
[06:51] <Cubey> I first tried the newer driver. which gave this symptom so i changed to the older one... which "fixed" it until I rebooted... so i switched back to the newer and it fixed it, until i rebooted again :/
[06:51] <Jordan_U> jukebox-zero: Can you give a link so I can fix it if it's a wiki or file a bug report if not?
[06:52] <powertool08> BT, you're in the ubuntu channel, join the backtrack channel with '/join #remote-exploit'
[06:52] <BT> power  thnx alot
[06:52] <jukebox-zero> Jordan_u ah... sure... lemme try. I know a google search for converting ext3 to ext4 pops it up.
[06:52] <Jordan_U> y6i: If you run "reboot" your computer should reboot into the normal graphical system
[06:53] <iflema> Cubey: you get sorted? gksu nvidia-settings = change ya settings and save... merge or not?
[06:53] <Cubey> hm, lemmie try that...
[06:54] <Cubey> well, i have been doing that but with sudo
[06:54] <Cubey> but the highest res it offers is 640x480
[06:54] <iflema> !gksu
[06:54] <Cubey> yet other times it has booted up to 1280
[06:54] <NoCode> Is there anyway to get the old sound applet back prior to karmic? Currently using karmic, and my PA is MESSED up. I had to kill pulseaudio to make my sound work proper, it hasn't glitched so far. Though, the volumes are still a little messed up
[06:55] <NoCode> Maybe I'll just try OpenSuse
[06:55] <NoCode> and see how that applet is
[06:55] <Cubey> I have tried to then do the 'show preview' and change the 640x480 to 1024x768 and save it and reboot but it doesn't do a dang thing, it still loads in 640
[06:56] <NoCode> It's a shame though. This release is a pisser. :(
[06:56] <EastDallas> NoCode: Have you tried installing Pulse Alsa Mixer?  Gives more volume controls
[06:56] <iflema> Cubey: whats ya card model/manuf
[06:56] <NoCode> pulse alsa mixer? What?
[06:56] <iflema> nvidia
[06:56] <x1r3> I don't remember who told me to look under system/admin/hardware drivers to look for my wireless card driver but thank you it works now lol didnt think it would be that easy.
[06:56] <Cubey> hm, ok, now it's in 1024... i just did a restart of gdm. now lets try a real reboot..
[06:57] <iflema> no worrys
[06:57] <EastDallas> NoCode: sorry Gnome Alsa Mixer
[06:57] <Xfact> why people gives 'LTS' much priority.... now I am feeling like LTS is nothing but a simple old version of ubuntu!!!!
[06:57] <Cubey> yep ok, now it shows me all the higher res's too
[06:57] <Xfact> I am talking about hardy
[06:57] <lstarnes> Xfact: the LTS versions are designed to be more stable and last longer
[06:57] <ardchoille> Xfact: the current LTS *is* an old version of Ubuntu
[06:57] <lstarnes> Xfact: not to have the newest of everything
[06:57] <NoCode> installing it now
[06:58] <ardchoille> Xfact: 10.10 will be the next LTS release
[06:58] <lstarnes> ardchoille: wasn't it 10.04?
[06:58] <ardchoille> lstarnes: Ah, you're right, the next lts will be 10.04
[06:58] <Kartagis> good morning
[06:58] <kazagistar> Xfact, ardchoille: 10.04 (Lucid Lynx) is the next LTS, actually
[06:59] <EastDallas> NoCode: Home that helps...It def. helped me.  Also, installing the Ubuntu Studio Audio package installs a bunch of great tools.
[06:59] <nikhil_> can anyone point me in the direction to get a tablet working under linux
[06:59] <iflema> 10.04 LTS
[06:59] <Kartagis> any idea why brasero doesn't burn ISO, but when I reboot it does?
[06:59] <nikhil_> it's a rebranded version of something else available only in india
[06:59] <Xfact> istarnes: yes I know but lets talk about 8.04, it's 'stable' and 'last longer'!??! It's doing many problem in my PC that karmic overcoming.....
[06:59] <EastDallas> NoCode: but also a bunch of stuff you may not need.
[06:59] <NoCode> EastDallas, What command do I get the gnome alsamixer working?
[06:59] <Xfact> and aren't karmic stable and last longer....? confusing!
[06:59] <NoCode> EastDallas, Yeah, I'm not going to install ubuntu studio packages
[07:00] <NoCode> I just want to get my stuff working half decent
[07:00] <Shwack> I installed an icon theme, Magog White v.10, and it works, but I cannot find where the .png files are to edit them.    They are not in /usr/share/icons/ like the rest of the themes. Can anybody help me?
[07:00] <lstarnes> Xfact: they are only supported officially for 18 months
[07:00] <EastDallas> NoCode: it's under Applications>Sound and Video
[07:00] <lstarnes> Xfact: the LTS releases are supported for 3 years (5 years for servers)
[07:00] <ardchoille> Shwack: ~/.themes
[07:00] <ardchoille> Shwack: ~/.icons
[07:00] <Shwack> ardchoille,  thank you!
[07:00] <Xfact> I switched to hardy (LTS) is something spacial...but it's noting  :(
[07:00] <NoCode> EastDallas, Thanks, also gnome-alsamixer works. :)
[07:00] <EastDallas> NoCode: from CLI gnome-alsamixer
[07:00] <Kieran0413> Xfact, Of course newer packages will provide more features and get rid of some bugs but they can also introduce others, hence things like LTS
[07:00] <lstarnes> Xfact: and the regular releases are more likely to get mahjor changes that break things
[07:00] <lstarnes> *major
[07:00] <EastDallas> NoCode: excellent!
[07:01] <Cubey> ok, i wrote another new xorg.conf ... now lets see how it reboots...
[07:01] <kazagistar> Xfact: LTS simply means security updates for a longer time, so you don't have to update as often (important for businesses)... normal releases get updated more, so more patches (other then security) make it in
[07:01] <ardchoille> Shwack: ~/.themes and ~/.icons are for the user who installed them. /usr/share/themes and /usr/share/icons are for system-wide use
[07:02] <Cubey> hmm... seems to maybe be sticking now...
[07:02] <iflema> uh -herh
[07:02] <Xfact> istarnes: 18 months enough..in that 18 months the next new version will release to provide you another 18 months support!
[07:02] <Shwack> ardchoille, awesome - i found it and everything is perfect. thank you very much
[07:02] <ardchoille> Normal releases are based on debian unstable, LTS releases are based on debian testintg
[07:03] <Kieran0413> Xfact, That's ok for desktop users, migration happens much slower in business land.
[07:03] <Xfact> I should have switched to 9.10 as I m totally HOME user!
[07:03] <lstarnes> Xfact: I would recommend 9.04 over 9.10
[07:03] <Xfact> why 9.04... when .10 released!
[07:04] <bean> !test
[07:04] <lstarnes> Xfact: it is more stable
[07:04] <Cubey> 9.10 seems good. but i'm no expert ;)
[07:04] <ardchoille> bean: The bot isn't here
[07:04] <bean> oh no! Ubottu is rly down!
[07:04] <cyclone> Starting VirtualBox kernel module ...failed!
[07:04] <lstarnes> Xfact: and I have heard of many issues in 9.10
[07:04] <bean> ardchoille: i noticed
[07:04] <cyclone>   (modprobe vboxdrv failed. Please use 'dmesg' to find out why)
[07:04] <lstarnes> Xfact: alternatively, if you want something that is always up to date without needing to upgrade every 6 months, consider a "rolling relase" distribution such as arch, gentoo, or debian unstable
[07:05] <Cubey> yay, i think finally the settings are sticking...
[07:05] <NoCode> EastDallas, Oh man, I think this helped a lot. Was that PCM wasn't getting adjusted when using the other applets I wonder?
[07:05] <jukebox-zero> jordan_u: "Right now there's not a stable version of grub that supports booting a kernel from a ext4 partition. It's recommended that you keep /boot in a ext3 partition."
[07:05] <Kieran0413> Which is great, until portage decides it doesn't like you and you spend half a day fixing it :D
[07:05] <jukebox-zero> jordan_u: http://ext4.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Ext4_Howto#Converting_an_ext3_filesystem_to_ext4
[07:05] <Kartagis> any idea why brasero doesn't burn ISO, but when I reboot it does?
[07:05] <Xfact> Istarnes: which version of ubuntu you use?
[07:05] <NoCode> was it that*
[07:05] <lstarnes> Xfact: I was using 8.03
[07:05] <Cubey> I've rebooted it twice and it's still in 1024 and gives options for the higher res's
[07:05] <lstarnes> *8.04
[07:05] <kazagistar> pidgin was swapped out for empathy in 9.10, which is worse in a LOT of ways (but at least it has video, yay!)
[07:06] <EastDallas> NoCode: NP.  Glad I could help!
[07:06] <Cubey> couldn't you just install pidgin instead? ;o
[07:06] <Xfact> lstarnes:  you were...or you still use 8.04?
[07:06] <ardchoille> Cubey: you can
[07:06] <lstarnes> Xfact: I was using it
[07:06] <Kieran0413> Sure can, first thing I did was remove empathy.
[07:06] <lstarnes> Xfact: but I switched to arch a couple weeks ago
[07:06] <Xfact> cause  I am totally not happy with 8.04 :(
[07:07] <EastDallas> NoCode: I installed an old audigy card I had laying around a few weeks ago, and had to install Gnome Alsamixer to get it to work properly.
[07:07] <Xfact> ooh
[07:07] <lstarnes> Xfact: why not?
[07:07] <ardchoille> Xfact: I'm using 9.04 and I love it
[07:07] <Xfact> lstarnes:  it's doesn't support many progs and it's like 'unstable' to me :(
[07:07] <NoCode> EastDallas, hmm, this is on a laptop. I've always had problems with 00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 82801H (ICH8 Family) HD Audio Controller (rev 03)
[07:07] <lstarnes> Xfact: how is it being unstable?
[07:07] <NoCode> in karmic anyway
[07:07] <Cubey> ardchoille: I know, i was being sarcastic ;)
[07:08] <iflema> kazagistar: pidgin can be reinstalled and has mic and cam now.... but stay with empathy... or not
[07:08] <NoCode> others not so much. It's why I ran Debian for a while
[07:08] <EastDallas> NoCode: I can't get the mic to work on my laptop at all since upgrading to Karmic.
[07:08] <Xfact> lstarnes:  like, after installation...some program is no working or closing unexpectedly in middle of usage... etc...
[07:08] <Kieran0413> EastDallas, Join the club, I've even resorted to installing the latest alsa drivers from source, no dice
[07:09] <NoCode> EastDallas, =\
[07:09] <nastas> EastDallas: did you check if the mic is muted?
[07:10] <EastDallas> Kieran0413: I never use the mic on my laptop, so no big deal, just means I have to use my desktop when recording music.  It sounds better with the better soundcard anyway. :p
[07:10] <EastDallas> nastas: def. not muted
[07:10] <ian_> my laptop isn't able to detect the battery i don't think, but it was able to before i put the computer to sleep.
[07:10] <NoCode> I wonder if there's a way to use my volume keys on my laptop with the PCM slider
[07:10] <EastDallas> NoCode: they work on mine right out of the box
[07:11] <NoCode> hmm, mine usually do too. Actually, i should re-enable them to see if that's what they adjust in karmic. I had to disable them because it was too loud when they adjusted.
[07:11] <nastas> EastDallas: you checked in sound preferences or in alsamixer?
[07:11] <EastDallas> nastas: I'
[07:12] <NoCode> hmm, k. When adjusting the volume it uses the master slider.
[07:12] <nastas> EastDallas: ? 1 min or the first a told you?
[07:12] <NoCode> nvm, no it doesn't
[07:12] <EastDallas> nastas: I've done everything you could possibly think of...I've just resolved that this is just one of the problems that goes with Karmic sound.
[07:12] <domino14> how do i mount my SD/MMC drive?
[07:12] <ian_> i have ubuntu 9.10, sorry i didn't mention that before.
[07:13] <domino14> i dont know how to find out where it is, how does it get automatically mounted on bootup?
[07:13] <iAmerikan> maybe I'll ask you guys to help me out with more stuff after the version update :D
[07:13] <EastDallas> nastas: I was just relating my frustration to other people with sound problems....I've done hours of troubleshooting on it.
[07:13] <NoCode> it uses both. :|
[07:13] <daurnimator> hi, svn keeps asking for my GNOME keyring
[07:14] <daurnimator> I didn't even know I had one
[07:14] <nastas> EastDallas: in my case the mic wasn't showed muted in sound preferences but it was muted in alsa mixer
[07:14] <EastDallas> nastas: the first thing I did was install gnome-alsamixer.  Didn't help
[07:14] <kazagistar> I'll go right out and say it... sound is the weakest part of the linux stack
[07:14] <nastas> EastDallas: did you check in a terminal alsamixer? (i guess you allready have)
[07:15] <Kieran0413> kazagistar, Indeed, the only thing I ever really have issue with, hardware wise.
[07:15] <Crash2108> I have a stupid easy one.
[07:15] <EastDallas> nastas: Like I said, not really interested in resolving...just telling others that I also had issues with sound in Karmic.
[07:15] <isolat3dsh33p> Kieran0413: how about graphics?
[07:15] <Crash2108> How do I exit a man page?
[07:15] <lstarnes> Crash2108: q
[07:15] <daurnimator> Crash2108: q
[07:15] <nastas> EastDallas: ok
[07:15] <isolat3dsh33p> Crash2108: LOL
[07:15] <Kieran0413> isolat3dsh33p, not really, the nv and ati drivers are much better than they used to be.
[07:16] <iflema> Crash2108: q
[07:16] <kazagistar> Kieran0413: it is really nasty on the developer side too :/
[07:16] <Crash2108> I've had issues with sound on my Nokia Booklet 3G with Karmic.  Sometimes when I boot it just doesn't work.  Rebooting makes it work.,  Pretty random.
[07:16] <daurnimator> anyone able to help with svn? >.<
[07:16] <isolat3dsh33p> Kieran0413: True actually. So sound it is
[07:17] <nastas> domino14: is it onboard card reader?
[07:17] <domino14> nastas: yes it is, it's built into the computer, i accidentally unmounted it thru the GUI
[07:17] <Kieran0413> kazagistar, I can imagine.
[07:18] <nastas> what gui?
[07:18] <sparr> after a recent upgrade I find ktorrent unable to connect to any trackers
[07:18] <isolat3dsh33p> nastas: graphical user interface
[07:18] <bean> sparr:  i would completely remove it, and reinstall it
[07:18] <x1r3> Is anyone running beryl that can help me get it installed and running.
[07:18] <Kieran0413> sparr, have you checked the ports are unchanged and if they are, make sure you've forwarded it?
[07:18] <Kieran0413> Didn't beryl go away years ago, x1r3?
[07:19] <isolat3dsh33p> x1r3: I think it's deprecated
[07:19] <iflema> beryl legacy believe
[07:19] <x1r3> i think it did too but i just found it lol
[07:19] <isolat3dsh33p> x1r3: It's compiz-fusion now
[07:19] <x1r3> i have it
[07:19] <iflema> themes ae hard to come by
[07:19] <Kieran0413> x1r3, just enable visual effects and install compizsettings-manager, you get all the flashiness :)
[07:19] <isolat3dsh33p> x1r3: you just found an artifact!
[07:19] <x1r3> ty
[07:20] <nastas> isolat3dsh33p: thank you  but i know what gui is :) i ment which gui application he was using. (like disk utility)
[07:20] <x1r3> i just want to be able to switch windows and cools stuff like i saw its stupid of me to want that but i think it looks cool
[07:20] <isolat3dsh33p> nastas: lol
[07:20] <nastas> isolat3dsh33p: :)
[07:20] <Kieran0413> x1r3, Yeah, you get the same thing from Visual effects, they're pretty conservative by default but you can enable plugins via compiz settings manager
[07:21] <nastas> domino14: tell me what application you used to unmound the card
[07:21] <greezmunkey>  m
[07:21] <domino14> nastas: the default GUI that comes with ubuntu, i believe it is gnome?
[07:21] <Kieran0413> x1r3, (which is in System -> preferences -> Appearance -> Visual Effects, in case you haven't found it)
[07:21] <domino14> i just right clicked
[07:21] <nastas> domino14: oh ok
[07:21] <domino14> nastas: maybe nautilus is it?
[07:21] <iflema> sudo apt-get update && apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager
[07:21] <Xfact>  in this room anybody else using 8.04 LTS except me?
[07:22] <Flannel> Xfact: Many people are
[07:22] <kazagistar> x1r3: it looks cool, and the only way to convince someone how useless most of it is is to use it for a while... only thing I use it for is the "Show all windows" shortcut and because AWN requires it
[07:22] <nastas> domino14: so so far the sd card was able to mount-unmount?
[07:22] <kazagistar> Xfact: I have a server that is
[07:22] <Kieran0413> The only thing I find really useful in compiz is altering window transparency with the scroll wheel
[07:22] <iflema> ooh correction = sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager
[07:22] <isolat3dsh33p> kazagistar: but I like the wobble
[07:22] <Kieran0413> Saves switching windows to useless conversations and makes reading while doing other things easier :)
[07:23] <Xfact> flannel: I have doubt, there are 1298 people in this room currently, only 2 people respond!
[07:23] <domino14> nastas: the drive itself seemed to mount when i booted up, then i put in a card, and the light lit up, so i tried to double click on the SD/MMC/etc icon and nothing happens when i double click
[07:23] <domino14> so i clicked unmount and it went away and now wont come back, the light on the drive wont light up anymore
[07:23] <isolat3dsh33p> Xfact: that's normal :)
[07:24] <kazagistar> isolat3dsh33p: all the distortions are done with raster graphics and look terrible, imho
[07:24] <nastas> domino14: please paste in pastebin the output of the command lspci -vv
[07:24] <Xfact> isolat3dsh33p:  yes...because only very few people using 8.04 LTS with me....
[07:24] <isolat3dsh33p> Xfact: Not, really. If you stay longer, you'll find more friends. :)
[07:24] <Xfact> Horrible! I have to change...my version and I have lots data in 8.04, what shpuld I do? :(
[07:25] <daltio> any one works on ubuntu 9.10
[07:25] <papul> is there any way to paste output in pastebin directly thru terminal
[07:25] <daltio> i installed now i want to update it through my debain etch apt-proxy
[07:25] <nastas> Xfact: in my desctop i made a step by step upgrade to 9.04
[07:25] <Xfact> Ok anybody using Ubuntu 9.04 or 9.10 in this room?
[07:25] <daltio> it hangs
[07:25] <kazagistar> Xfact: most of the people in this room are not paying any attention to what is going on
[07:25] <isolat3dsh33p> kazagistar: looks fine with me. :)
[07:25] <Xepera> kazagistar: true.
[07:25] <Kieran0413> Xfact, this is why it's a good idea to have your /home on a separate partition, for future reference
[07:26] <mneptok> Xfact: you can preserve your home when installing
[07:26] <NoCode> Should I remove pulseaudio in karmic?
[07:26] <Xfact> Kieran0413:  I don't knew the idea when I installed so now having problem :(
[07:26] <isolat3dsh33p> NoCode: No, unless you want to
[07:26] <Xfact> can i install ubuntu 9.10 and 8.04 in a same partition?
[07:26] <Xepera> NoCode: for what?
[07:26] <nastas> Xfact: in my case i didn't lost any data but it still little bit risky. that's why Kieran0413 is right. seperate /home partition is the best
[07:26] <Xfact> I think that will totally mess up!
[07:27] <domino14> nastas: http://pastebin.com/m4983f54f
[07:27] <NoCode> Well, I'm not using pulseaudio now anyway. I've killed it, and just using alsa at the moment
[07:27] <isolat3dsh33p> NoCode: You mean « killall pulseaudio » ?
[07:27] <kazagistar> Xfact: my usual strategy is to save the entire filesystem to my external hard drive (having a backup is always good) and then grab back whatever folders I need from there after installing
[07:27] <iflema> Xfact: the install cd allows ya to resize partitions...
[07:28] <greezmunkey> what's going on, I wasn't paying any attention...
[07:28] <Xfact> can i install ubuntu 9.10 and 8.04 in a same partition? (I think it's very bad idea, cause for having common folders it'll mess everything up!)
[07:28] <iflema> Xfact: if ya wanna resize try gparted live
[07:28] <NoCode> isolat3dsh33p, yes
[07:28] <iflema> Xfact: back up
[07:28] <Xfact> ok only HOMe needed to be backed up?
[07:28] <cryingfreeman> I run Jaunty, since Karmic doesn't play well with my computer, and i need a VPN-client that supports one time passwords (OTP). I came across this http://blog.cyphermox.net/2008/10/call-for-testing-network-manager-vpnc.html and tried to install via his PPA, but it requires gtk 2.17+ which i don't have installed. Are there any other way in which i can get this installed, like from backports? Is there OTP-support in the net
[07:28] <cryingfreeman> work-manager in karmic?
[07:29] <iflema> Xfact you may be able to resize and squeeze in another..... but put it after the other ubuntu
[07:29] <kazagistar> Xfact: indeed, it is a bad idea... you could update, though
[07:29] <Kieran0413> cryingfreeman, it's for network-manager, so I doubt it'll be much help without gtk
[07:30] <isolat3dsh33p> NoCode: it should be restarted. « pidof -x pulseaudio » should give you some numbers ;)
[07:30] <Xfact>  kazagistar: you can understand reaching 9.10 from 8.04 is a long way!
[07:30] <nastas> isolat3dsh33p: can you do me a favor? check domino14's link in pastebin. i don't see the mass storage nowhere. it should be there right?
[07:30] <Xfact>  kazagistar: 8.10>9.04 then 9.10! (looong update)!
[07:31] <kazagistar> Xfact: true... you could wait until 10.4 in 4 months... then there will be a direct update path
[07:31] <Crash2108> Anyone here ever use GPSd?
[07:31] <cryingfreeman> keiran0413: that much i understand, ;) I just wonder if there is any way of getting OTP in network-manager without upgrading to karmic?
[07:31] <tainz> test
[07:32] <Kieran0413> cryingfreeman, Apologies, I misunderstood you.
[07:32] <cryingfreeman> keiran0413: or if it even has OTP-support in the karmic version of network manager..
[07:32] <techgeek> im trying to get my wireless card working with the atheros chipset following the instructions on madwifi wiki, Im trying to apt-get the linux-restricted-modules-$(uname -r) but apt cant find the package. Is this package not available anymore for karmic?
[07:32] <Xfact> kazagistar: but I also think, when 10.04 will out in directly updating then is also a bad idea, cause for having very first release ​it may have lots of bug!
[07:32] <cryingfreeman> kieran0413: no worries. i was a bit vague.. :)
[07:33] <domino14> nastas: thanks for looking into it. maybe since i unmounted it it went away?
[07:34] <kazagistar> Xfact: 9.10 has only been out for 2 months... Ubuntu tends to be decently stable straight after beta
[07:34] <isolat3dsh33p> nastas: i think it should be « fdisk -l »
[07:35] <nastas> techgeek: in your software sources you might not have checked the restricted and multiverse
[07:35] <isolat3dsh33p> kazagistar: 9.10 is just a beta for 10.04 ;)
[07:35] <Flannel> Xfact: Please take non-support related chatter to #ubuntu-offtopic, thanks.
[07:35] <NoCode> isolat3dsh33p, haha it did. :D
[07:36] <NoCode> Anyway, I need to go sleep.
[07:36] <nastas> isolat3dsh33p: i mean the device. not the card. the card is not mounted. but i can't see the mass storage section
[07:36] <Xfact> kazagistar: I can't say 9.10 is totally stable yet, because many people having some problem with it heard, I am also having some!
[07:36] <kazagistar> !test
[07:36] <isolat3dsh33p> nastas: I'm not sure then ;)
[07:36] <kazagistar> Flannel is the new ubottu!
[07:36] <nastas> isolat3dsh33p: ok
[07:37] <Xfact> Flannel:  I apologise, but I think you should look at my conversation carefully...I am talking about 'support'
[07:37] <nastas> techgeek: still out there? :
[07:37] <techgeek> the main and restricted sources are checked
[07:37] <Ferrenrock> anyone know of a gui app that throttles the badwidth of virtual hosts, users, leechers, etc? like a linux version of zonealarm
[07:38] <Flannel> Xfact: You can wait for a few months (or a year even) after 10.04 is released to upgrade, you don't have to do it right away.
[07:39] <Kieran0413> Ferrenrock, You'd probably be best googling for an iptables gui
[07:39] <Ferrenrock> Kieran0413: I've been looking for one
[07:39] <star3am> Ferrenrock check out FIREHOL !
[07:39] <Ferrenrock> star3am: what's that?
[07:40] <chilli0> Herro
 firewall, using iptables, but simplified, it's really awesome !
 firehol.sourceforge.net
[07:40] <Ferrenrock> star3am: does it show like all existing connections at once?
[07:40] <chilli0> Hi accedently removed my top pannel and I cant get all the stuff back , How can I get sound and the network connections back ?
[07:40] <x1r3> I enabled the 3d bow in compiz but it doesnt work how do i enable 3d graphics
[07:40] <Crash2108> How do I expose the HDD's accelerometer?
[07:41] <Ferrenrock> or at least tell me which one takes up the most?
 for that you'd have to use netstat -l or something like ntop :)
[07:41] <Ferrenrock> star3am: ntop?
 network top, with rrd graphs and charts about connections and ports on your machine
[07:43] <Ferrenrock> star3am: that's what I'm thinking of. Is there an app that has that integrated with other firewall apps?
[07:43] <Kieran0413> Ferrenrock, You'd probably just have to create your firewall rules based on that.
 uhm, trying to think of the name of this one live CD
[07:44] <Crash2108> Why does my ubuntu sometimes freeze?
[07:44] <Ferrenrock> star3am: something like backtrack?
[07:44] <Kieran0413> Crash2108, That's a little ambiguous
[07:45] <Crash2108> I know.  Is there a way to know?  Troubleshooting?  It's pretty random.
[07:45] <Kieran0413> Ferrenrock, back track is a pentesting distro, you'd probably be looking at something like smoothwall or pfsense
[07:45] <Crash2108> But it might have something to do with my Globetrotter GSM HSo drivers.
 I saw this live CD once, I think it was a google project, that is firewall and gateway in one
[07:46] <Ferrenrock> Kieran0413: ah ok
 got like red and gray rrd graphs, but i cannot remember the name, it was awesome though
[07:46] <Ferrenrock> star3am: can you remember anything like it?
 hold on, let me phone a friend
[07:47] <Lostinspace_46> I attempted to make a personal repository on my computer using the tut located here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories/Personal. However, the command "update-mydebs" does not work.  Could someone take a quick look, and maybe figure out why?
 pfsense !
[07:49] <kazagistar> Ferrenrock: I use DDWRT on my router for QoS... probably not an option for you, though
 http://www.pfsense.org/ check that out dude, it's really, REALLY awesome
[07:49] <nastas> Lostinspace_46: what exaclty you mean it doesn't work? is there any error?
[07:50] <Kieran0413> Ferrenrock, just to clarify, you'd have to run it as your gateway/router on a spare machine, probably isn't what you're looking for.
[07:50] <Lostinspace_46> nastas> Oops, sorry, yes it says command not found
[07:50] <fivetwentysix> Anyone experienced with Openoffice Math? My formulas aren't display the results. For example, =(19+17)% will display as is and not the result, however if I copy and paste that cell in to another application, the result comes out.
[07:50] <Ferrenrock> star3am: wow
[07:50] <Ferrenrock> damn
[07:50] <Ferrenrock> this is good
[07:51] <Jkessler> fivetwentysix: OpenOffice Math doesn't calculate
[07:51] <fivetwentysix> err the spreadsheet
[07:51] <Xfact> What is 'Universe'? is that any supporting file for ubuntu?
 :) nice one ! dude, ya it's simple and very effective, just run that on your gateway box, and marvel at the open source genious
[07:51] <Kieran0413> Xfact, it's a repository for installing software
[07:51] <Shwack> How do I add somebody else's public signature so I can send them encrypted PGP mail? I just created my key.
[07:51] <nastas> Lostinspace_46: did you do exactly what the how to say?
[07:51] <CorpX> hey guys need some help. i'm dual booting xp and ubuntu.  when it comes to the startup screen which asks to pick OS, it doesnt recognize my wireless keyboard
[07:51] <Xfact> kieran: thanks ....
[07:52] <CorpX> so it always boots into ubuntu by default
[07:52] <Lostinspace_46> nastas> Twice, actually
[07:52] <plustax2> Hi I downloaded a theme for emerald theme manager and imported it. I double click it and the theme doesnt change. Anyone help me out?
[07:52] <Ferrenrock> star3am: alright I'll check this out
[07:52] <Ferrenrock> thanks
[07:52] <CorpX> is there any way i can restart into windows once im at the ubuntu desktop?
 np
[07:52] <fivetwentysix> Jkessler: I meant Calc
[07:52] <nastas> Lostinspace_46: while doing this (twice) did you get any error?
[07:52] <Kieran0413> CorpX, that's likely just a product of using the wireless keyboard, some are a bit funky and don't act as a simple HID device so you need to boot for them to be recognised
 check out Sun Virtualbox (Y)
[07:52] <Shwack> How do I add somebody else's public signature so I can send them encrypted PGP mail? I just created my key.
[07:53] <Lostinspace_46> nastas> only when I run "update-mydebs
[07:53] <Kieran0413> CorpX, ie, not much you can do about it.
[07:53] <kazagistar> Ferrenrock: yeah, BSD tends to have slick networking, including networking security and features that are missing in the linux kernel
[07:53] <plustax2> can anyone help me out?
[07:53] <CorpX> so once in ubuntu, is there any way to make the next reboot go into windows?
[07:53] <Jkessler> fivetwentysix:  are your cells formatted correctly?
[07:54] <CorpX> star3am, its an old pc so i dont think it could handle virtualization
[07:54] <plustax2> Hi I downloaded a theme for emerald theme manager and imported it. I double click it and the theme doesnt change. Anyone help me out?
[07:54] <Kieran0413> kazagistar, ie a firewall that isn't a giant pain in the rear end :D going from pf to iptables is....disturbing :D
[07:54] <fivetwentysix> Jkessler: What do you mean? Doing default formatting doesn't change anything.
[07:54] <x1r3> I am trying to enable "extra" in Appearance Preferences but it wont enable can anyone help me out or point me in the right direction?
[07:54] <fivetwentysix> Jkessler: Except the appearance.
[07:54] <Lostinspace_46> fivetwentysix> Did you make sure to get ALL the files for Office?  I believe the repos doesn't have them all
[07:55] <plustax2> Hi I downloaded a theme for emerald theme manager and imported it. I double click it and the theme doesnt change. Anyone help me out?
[07:55] <Lostinspace_46> fivetwentysix> Like calc-base
[07:55] <isolat3dsh33p> x1r3, check your graphic driver.
[07:55] <fivetwentysix> Lostinspace_46: Yes, it calculated before but then I changed some background colors and formatting stuff and it won't calculate my forumulas now
[07:55] <Jkessler> fivetwentysix:  no, i mean you can format the cells to show dates, currency, text, number
[07:55] <Jkessler> fivetwentysix:  it could be formatted to text when you want number possibly?  i don't know what else it would be
[07:56] <Lostinspace_46> fivetwentysix> Ahh, then listen to jkessler :)
[07:56] <saleh> Does anyone know how to copy non-printable characters to the clipboard?
[07:56] <saleh> Does anyone know how to copy non-printable characters to the clipboard using gtk c/c++?
[07:57] <x1r3> isolat3dsh33p: how do i check them im new to ubuntu
[07:57] <WillieDynamite> what the best media player to use on ubuntu?
[07:57] <iflema> x1r3: what if anything is displayed under System/Administration/Hardware Drivers or in a terminal try lspci -v | grep VGA
[07:58] <plustax2> I DLed this theme from here. and I'm trying to install it. I'm running 9.10 with compiz and GNOME
[07:58] <plustax2> http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Darkly+Glassed?content=44934
[07:58] <fivetwentysix> Jkessler: Anywhere I type a formula like =1+1 in my spreadsheet even on another sheet doesn't calculate just displays =1+1
[07:58] <x1r3> ah ok
[07:58] <Jkessler> fivetwentysix:  hmm.. did you change the default formatting options somewhere?
[07:58] <Cruella> fivetwentysix:  hmm.. did you change the default formatting options somewhere?
[07:58] <Jkessler> rofl
[07:58] <Cruella> rofl
[07:58] <fivetwentysix> jinx
[07:58] <Cruella> jinx
[07:58] <Jkessler> ..
[07:59] <x1r3> Ok so my graphics drivers weren't active ty for the help
[07:59] <Cruella> Ok so my graphics drivers weren't active ty for the help
[07:59] <plustax2> .....
[07:59] <plustax2> annoying bot is annoying
[07:59] <Cruella> annoying bot is annoying
[07:59] <plustax2> I DLed this theme from here. and I'm trying to install it. I'm running 9.10 with compiz and GNOME
[07:59] <Cruella> I DLed this theme from here. and I'm trying to install it. I'm running 9.10 with compiz and GNOME
[07:59] <plustax2> http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Darkly+Glassed?content=44934
[07:59] <Cruella> http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Darkly+Glassed?content=44934
[07:59] <plustax2> I DLed this theme from here. and I'm trying to install it. I'm running 9.10 with compiz and GNOME
[07:59] <FloodBot3> Cruella: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:59] <Cruella> I DLed this theme from here. and I'm trying to install it. I'm running 9.10 with compiz and GNOME
[07:59] <Cruella> Cruella: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:59] <fivetwentysix> gj
[07:59] <baldar> hi
[07:59] <plustax2> can someone help me please?
[07:59] <plustax2> I DLed this theme from here. and I'm trying to install it. I'm running 9.10 with compiz and GNOME
[07:59] <plustax2> http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Darkly+Glassed?content=44934
[07:59] <Cruella> gj
[08:00] <Jkessler> fivetwentysix:  maybe there's a way to delete your default openoffice settings and start over?  i don't know where they would be offhand
[08:00] <Cruella> hi
[08:00] <Cruella> can someone help me please?
[08:00] <Cruella> I DLed this theme from here. and I'm trying to install it. I'm running 9.10 with compiz and GNOME
[08:00] <Cruella> http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Darkly+Glassed?content=44934
[08:01] <plustax2> I DLed this theme from here. and I'm trying to install it. I'm running 9.10 with compiz and GNOME
[08:01] <plustax2> http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Darkly+Glassed?content=44934
[08:01] <plustax2> :<
[08:01] <x1r3> Be right back restarting...
[08:01] <Jordan_U> plustax2: Please don't repeat so often
[08:01] <plustax2> I wouldnt if didnt have to repost it for an hour
[08:02] <plustax2> Jordan_U, can you help me out?
[08:02] <Jordan_U> plustax2: No, I don't use emerald ( or compiz )
[08:03] <plustax2> Jordan_U, well can you tell me how to install metacity themes sir?
[08:03] <Sebastian> KCachegrind complains about kghostview not being installed when I try to export a graph as EPS. There seems to be no package for kghostview. I am on Ubuntu 9.10.
[08:03] <Jordan_U> plustax2: You aren't guarenteed help, if people know the answer to your question they will give it. Repeating it more often than one every 5 minutes or so will just annoy people
[08:04] <plustax2> I asked a new question just now.
[08:04] <Jordan_U> plustax2: Sure, just drag the theme into System > Preferences > Appearance
[08:04] <Gumby> hi all.  I just installed 9.04 minimal and it did not properly create a grub entry.  Anyone know what steps I'd need to take in order to fix this?
[08:04] <plustax2> Jordan_U, whats the theme file? Usually I just DL a tar ball. Just drag and drop it in there?
[08:05] <Jordan_U> Gumby: Try "sudo update-grub"
[08:05] <Jordan_U> plustax2: Yes
[08:05] <plustax2> Jordan_U, thank you si
[08:05] <plustax2> r
[08:05] <Jordan_U> plustax2: np
[08:06] <mneptok> plustax2: that's not a Metacity theme
[08:07] <Meshezabeel> is there a difference between "Try Ubuntu without installing" and "Install Ubuntu" when starting from the disc? They both seem to load the GUI.
[08:07] <plustax2> mneptok, I know that was an emerald theme but I cant get it working
[08:07] <MASARUwota> Meshezabeel: the one starts the installer, the other the desktop
[08:07] <MASARUwota> :/
[08:07] <mneptok> plustax2: have you installed Emerald and told GNOME to use it instead of Metacity?
[08:07] <plustax2> Jordan_U, I tried dropping this metacity theme into the appearance and it gave me the following http://dl.dropbox.com/u/2066611/Screenshot.png
[08:07] <isolat3dsh33p> Menshezabeel: ofcourse.. :D
[08:07] <mneptok> plustax2: that's not a Metacity theme
[08:07] <plustax2> mneptok, hmm I have installed emerald but where do I go to tell gnome to use it instead?
[08:07] <mneptok> (x2)
[08:08] <mneptok> plustax2: a terminal
[08:08] <Jkessler> fivetwentysix:  i found openoffice's config files in ~/.openoffice.org      try 'mv ~./openoffice.org ./~openoffice.bak'
[08:08] <plustax2> Think you can rustle up a command for me? I'm really new to linux :/
[08:08] <Meshezabeel> MASARUwota: okay, I thought the Install option also started the desktop
[08:08] <Jkessler> then try opening a spreadsheet and see if it works
[08:08] <Meshezabeel> Under the desktop option, there also is the Installer icon on the desktop
[08:09] <fivetwentysix> Jkessler: oh sorry, i solved it by restarting the application
[08:09] <Jkessler> oh, ok.
[08:09] <mneptok> plustax2:
[08:09] <mneptok> Re: Compiz with Emerald / Metacity in Gutsy
[08:09] <mneptok> Gerontius
[08:09] <mneptok> The command field on the picture you just posted is where you choose your window manager..
[08:09] <FloodBot3> mneptok: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:09] <mneptok> To use emerald simply add:
[08:09] <mneptok> gah
[08:09] <MASARUwota> Meshezabeel: yeah, but with INSTALL you dont get GNOME loading, which improves performance
[08:09] <MASARUwota> afaik
[08:09] <plustax2> mneptok, I pmed you
[08:10] <mneptok> plustax2: emerald --replace
[08:10] <isolat3dsh33p> lol mneptok XD
[08:10] <plustax2> thats it? then what to do to go back to metacity? same thing?
[08:10] <isolat3dsh33p> is it a good idea to install emerald btw?
[08:10] <mneptok> plustax2: metacity --replace
[08:10] <iflema> x1r3:
[08:10] <mneptok> plustax2: and you'll want to install the Emerald Theme Manager
[08:10] <Geracl-linux> русские есть?
[08:11] <plustax2> umm problem
[08:11] <Jordan_U> isolat3dsh33p: I don't think it's currently well maintained ( if at all )
[08:11] <Geracl-linux> hello
[08:11] <Geracl-linux> russian
[08:11] <mneptok> !ru > Geracl-linux
[08:11] <mneptok> bah
[08:11] <mneptok> Geracl-linux: /join #ubuntu-ru
[08:12] <isolat3dsh33p> Jordan_U, the bot say the same. Why do they left it btw?
[08:12] <plustax2> mneptok, terminal has to be running in order to use emerald?
[08:12] <mneptok> plustax2: no
[08:12] <plustax2> I did emerald replace and it switched my theme to what I wanted. I xed out of terminal and it made my window borders disappear altogether.
[08:13] <VivekRp> hw shld i mount Windows Folders??
[08:13] <plustax2> so I changed back to metacity, and now I try to do it again and terminal just sits there and doesnt replace anymore.
[08:13] <Jordan_U> isolat3dsh33p: No idea, probably the main developer just moved on to something else, it happens a lot unfortunately
[08:13] <mneptok> plustax2: log out and back in
[08:13] <plustax2> ok
[08:13] <iflema> nostrovia
[08:14] <Meshezabeel> how does one pronounce metacity? is it: met-ass-ity or meta-city ?
[08:14] <isolat3dsh33p> Jordan_U, it'll be cool if the continue with the thing though. :/
[08:14] <mneptok> me-TASS-ity
[08:14] <Meshezabeel> thanks mneptok
[08:14] <mneptok> Пожалуйста
[08:14] <isolat3dsh33p> O_O
[08:14] <afroman> hello
[08:14] <plustax2> mneptok, I did and it changed itself back to metacity
[08:14] <afroman> I need help
[08:15] <afroman> I have screen tearing, anybody knows how to fix it?
[08:15] <Jordan_U> isolat3dsh33p: I think there will be a new decorator with compiz 0.9 ( which is a complete rewrite in C++ )
[08:15] <afroman> I tried to install different drivers (ati, fglrx)
[08:15] <Jordan_U> afroman: What graphics card?
[08:16] <afroman> I tried to enable v-sync
[08:16] <afroman> still nothing
[08:16] <afroman> ati mobility hd 3470
[08:16] <adamonline45> So GRUB didn't install correctly, can I still somehow boot into my system?  I'm on RAID and upon choosing to not install a bootloader, it gave me a command line option (path=...) to boot with... Where do I put this?
[08:16] <Jordan_U> afroman: Unfortunatly most drivers don't currently support sync to vblank
[08:17] <afroman> Jordan_U: I noticed
[08:17] <splustax2_> mneptok, any ideas man?
[08:17] <splustax2_> It just sent me back into metacity
[08:18] <splustax2_> mneptok, if you think you can help me man Ill give you VNC information
[08:18] <afroman> Jordan_U: but in the meantime, how can I fix it?
[08:18] <isolat3dsh33p> Jordan_U, I'm more exited for gnome 3. But gnome-shell doesn't really impress me. :(
[08:18] <Jordan_U> afroman: Have you tried disabling compiz?
[08:18] <charles__> hey
[08:19] <Jordan_U> adamonline45: What error do you get when you try to install grub?
[08:19] <MASARUwota> !hi|charles__
[08:19] <afroman> if U mean the apperances, yes I put them to normal
[08:19] <charles__> hi
[08:19] <mneptok> splustax2_: try "gtk-window-decorator --replace"
[08:19] <afroman> no fancy moves
[08:19] <MASARUwota> whats with ubottu today D:
[08:19] <isolat3dsh33p> !test
[08:19] <MASARUwota> its dead, isnt (s)he
[08:19] <ardchoille> MASARUwota: it's a she
[08:19] <charles__> it is
[08:20] <splustax2_> mneptok,  that made everything move for a sec and now its stuck at the next line
[08:20] <afroman> Jordan_U: unless there is another way to disable compiz?
[08:20] <splustax2_> didnt give me confirmation of the action
[08:20] <isolat3dsh33p> MASARUwota, it is... :(
[08:20] <MASARUwota> D:
[08:20] <charles__> he
[08:20] <MASARUwota> i loved her D:
[08:20] <Jordan_U> afroman: No, that's it
[08:20] <VivekRp> anyone help me.
[08:20] <mneptok> splustax2_: log out and back in
[08:20] <MASARUwota> VivekRp: please state your question.
[08:20] <Jordan_U> afroman: Would you say it's abnormally bad tearing?
[08:20] <isolat3dsh33p> afroman, 'metacity --replace' does the job.
[08:21] <splustax2_> ok
[08:21] <CorpX> guys i can access the bios using my wireless keyboard, but i cant navigate the ubuntu OS prompt with it
[08:21] <VivekRp> hw should i mount win drives on Ubuntu 8.10 ??
[08:21] <Crash2108> Anyone her ever use GpS?
[08:21] <afroman> jors
[08:21] <Crash2108> Are you THE afroman?
[08:21] <isolat3dsh33p> VivekRp, sure if you want to
[08:22] <afroman> Jordan_U: not terrible but still annoying
[08:22] <MASARUwota> CorpX: well, i guess thats possible, it hasnt done a proper modprobe yet at that moment. please use a normal keyboard aswell, and use the "try ubuntu" method, see if it works in a fully started environment
[08:22] <isolat3dsh33p> afroman, just install the right driver from ati website :)
[08:22] <MASARUwota> VivekRp, just click it in nautilus for automounting
[08:23] <afroman> and remove fglrx?
[08:23] <iKernel> my X screen is blank
[08:23] <iKernel> im not getting any sound
[08:23] <adamonline45> Jordan_U: Oh my, I'm not sure anymore... But I know it said failed to install to hda0 or something similar, and I'm using raid so I feel like it should've been /dev/mapper/.../
[08:23] <CorpX> sry im  a noob
[08:23] <iKernel> I can't connect with wifi
[08:23] <Jordan_U> CorpX: Does your wireless keyboard use bluetooth or a USB adaptor ( BTW, it's a bug in your BIOS most likely since it should provide access to the keyboard to grub, but if it's a usb keyboard you can also tell grub to try to acess it directly )
[08:23] <CorpX> whats the try ubuntu method?
[08:23] <iKernel> never mind, I fixed my X screen
[08:23] <afroman> isolat3dsh33p: shall I remove fglrx?
[08:23] <iKernel> never mind, I fixed my sound
[08:23] <isolat3dsh33p> afroman, the one from ati website is fglrx aswell, but the one in the Hardware Drivers is outdated
[08:23] <iKernel> never mind, I fixed my wifi
 mneptok
 okay I logged out and back in and did emerald --replace
 It changed it. But it didnt confirm yet again. Would you like a screenshot to show you what I mean? I fear if I exit terminal that its going to disappear again
[08:24] <FloodBot3> plustax: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:24] <MASARUwota> CorpX: choose the first option when starting from the CD
[08:24] <adamonline45> Jordan_U: since it's like my eighth install of the night, and have yet to have it succeed, I just clicked through it to skip the installation of a bootloader...
[08:24] <afroman> isolat3dsh33p: oooo...
[08:24] <CorpX> oh
[08:24] <CorpX> its already installed
[08:25] <afroman> isolat3dsh33p: so remove fglrx from hardware drivers, then install the ati driver from the ati website?
[08:25] <Jordan_U> adamonline45: Try following this guide and pastebin any error you get if it doesn't work http://grub.enbug.org/Grub2LiveCdInstallGuide
[08:25] <Crash2108> You're not the real afroman, are you?
[08:25] <isolat3dsh33p> afroman, yes :)
[08:25] <afroman> Crash2108: no but I got high
[08:25] <MASARUwota> CorpX, it doesnt work in ubuntu, AT ALL?
[08:26] <masha> good morning
[08:26] <MASARUwota> CorpX: is it a microsoft keyboard by any chance???
[08:26] <Woods> DCC SEND STARTKEYLOGGER 0 0 0
[08:26] <isolat3dsh33p> btw, afroman, make sure it's the right driver to get the better result :)
[08:26] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - The above was an exploit attempt that may have disconnected some users. Please ignore it, or type « /msg ubottu exploit » for more information.
[08:26] <plustax> Is anyone here good with themes?
[08:26] <ardchoille> plustax: I have written a number of themes for gtk/metacity and am writingone now
[08:26] <afroman> isolat3dsh33p: that's the thing, as I have mobility it's kind of hard to get the right driver from ati website
[08:27] <plustax> ardchoille could I pm you please?
[08:27] <Shwack> http://tinysong.com/6Wrw
[08:27] <isolat3dsh33p> afroman, what's you card?
[08:27] <ardchoille> plustax: Sure
[08:27] <MASARUwota> CorpX: is it a microsoft keyboard by any chance???
[08:27] <adamonline45> Jordan_U: Alright, I'll do that.  However, i have a 9.10 server and a 9.10 alternate install, neither with a live CD option when I boot from them... Do I need the desktop iso?
[08:27] <afroman> isolat3dsh33p: ati mobility hd 3470
[08:27] <ceW> medan
[08:28] <afroman> isolat3dsh33p: radeon
[08:28] <tarzeau> how can i change the GDM background image at login time?
[08:28] <isolat3dsh33p> afroman, 32 or 64 bit?
[08:28] <tarzeau> i googled like several days and can't figure...
[08:28] <Jordan_U> adamonline45: You just need to be able to connect to the internet, mount, and chroot ( all of which you can do through the alternate and server install CD's it's just a little less straight foreward )
[08:28] <afroman> isolat3dsh33p: I have ubuntu x86_64
[08:30] <Jordan_U> afroman: Try enabling ati kernel mode setting
[08:30] <afroman> Jordan_U: how do I do that?
[08:30] <isolat3dsh33p> afroman, go to http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/Pages/index.aspx ->Linux x86_64 -> Mobility Radeon -> Mobility Radeon HD 3000 Series. Read the release notes to see whether your card is listed. And if yes, install and have fun ;)
[08:30] <MASARUwota> CorpX
[08:30] <MASARUwota> is it a microsoft keyboard CorpX?
[08:31] <afroman> isolat3dsh33p: what about xorg.conf, do I change anything?
[08:32] <Jordan_U> afroman: Add "radeon.modeset=1" to GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT in /etc/default/grub then run "sudo update-grub" and reboot ( you need to be using the "ati" driver for this to work and X may fail to start so be sure you know how to undo it from the terminal )
[08:32] <Jonhnnyboy> how can I get ubuntu to login without asking for a password?
[08:33] <Jordan_U> Jonhnnyboy: System > Administration > Login Screen
[08:33] <isolat3dsh33p> afroman, you don't have to afaik. Just run « sh ati-driver-installer-x-x-x86.64.run » There will be a gui dialog :)
[08:33] <afroman> isolat3dsh33p: do I remove first the old fglrx?
[08:34] <Jonhnnyboy> Jordan_U: cheers big ears
[08:34] <afroman> Jordan_U: I think I can change a line or 2 in terminal
[08:34] <afroman> Jordan_U: but what is that line for?
[08:35] <isolat3dsh33p> afroman, if i remember correctly, the ati installer will automatically remove the previous fglrx. But you can remove it, but don't remove the package. You could use it in the future.
[08:35] <isolat3dsh33p> *completely remove
[08:35] <afroman> ok
[08:36] <afroman> thx
[08:36] <Jordan_U> afroman: It changes what kernel parameters are passed at boot. radeon.modeset=1 enables kernel mode setting, which will give you full resolution tty, ability to use 3D apps with compiz without flickering and other problems and may help the tearing ( but I'm not sure how likely that is )
[08:37] <afroman> Jordan_U: that line, why put it in grub?
[08:37] <isolat3dsh33p> afroman, np. :)
[08:39] <Jordan_U> afroman: Grub is the bootloader, it's what loads and passes parameters to the kernel. So if you want to add a kernel parameter ( like radeon.modeset=1 ) you do that in grub
[08:40] <afroman> ok
[08:40] <Jordan_U> afroman: You can also get to the grub menu by holding shift at boot and add readeon.modeset=1 for just one boot by pressing "e" to edit the menu entry
[08:40] <nonexks> i have a small problem... i just installed ubuntu and for some reason my wireless will connect and work fine for a few sec then it drops to almost no speed ... 4500 bps ... very slow and i have chedcked the network its fine all other computers are fine just the new laptop ubuntu is droping off to no speed
[08:40] <Jordan_U> afroman: That way if it fails you can just reboot and nothing will have been permanently changed
[08:41] <afroman> Jordan_U: I'm going to try ur idea 1st
[08:41] <afroman> thx
[08:41] <iAmerikan> Hello guys.
[08:41] <MASARUwota> hi iAmerikan
[08:42] <iAmerikan> I messed something up :\
[08:42] <c0l2e> how can I fix the  Fn Key for Brightness in Lenovo G410 laptop??
[08:42] <MASARUwota> what did you messup iAmerikan
[08:43] <skydrome> anyone have problems with transmission causing ubuntu to freeze?
[08:43] <MASARUwota> skydrome: freeze? as in, nothing works except your mouse?
[08:43] <skydrome> correct
[08:44] <MASARUwota> skydrome: that doesnt have to do with transmission :X
[08:44] <MASARUwota> bad hardware or bad drivers create those problems
[08:44] <boo-boo> hi there everybody
[08:44] <boo-boo> happy new year :p happy new bug -.-
[08:44] <MASARUwota> im getting a freeze every 2 days, because i have an old HD :X
[08:44] <skydrome> well, i uninstalled transmission and its completely fine now
[08:44] <MASARUwota> skydrom: O.o
[08:44] <Jkessler> c0l2e: what needs to be fixed?  did the key come off?
[08:45] <MASARUwota> lol
[08:45] <afroman> jordan_U: I doubt it's going to work as the driver installed is fglrx
[08:45] <iAmerikan> I'm not sure what I did, but when I restarted, I got a message saying "mountall: symbol lookup error: mountall: undefined symbol: udev_monitor_filter_add_match_subsystem_devtype init:mountall main process (424) terminated with status 127
[08:45] <Jordan_U> skydrome: Was it using a lot of RAM?
[08:45] <skydrome> not that i noticed
[08:45] <skydrome> just randomly, everything would stop responding
[08:45] <MASARUwota> iAmerikan: do you have weird entries in your fstab? D:
[08:46] <rfm> skydrome: well, consider transmission is hammering your net interface; if there was a rare bug in the net driver, then running transmission would make it show up more often.
[08:46] <iAmerikan> fstab can't be found on live cd
[08:46] <boo-boo> my problem: juat updated  to new kernel -17 i think and i installed virtualbox 3.1 before.... after reboot nvidia didnt work.. reinstalled... then now my graphics work again but ... wlan no more -.- any suggestions? restarted networking + network-manager .... dunno whats going on now!
[08:46] <Jordan_U> afroman: Correct, if you want to try kernel mode setting you have to remove fglrx ( and any reference to it in /etc/X11/xorg.conf )
[08:46] <PyjamaSpank> is fstab my brain for mounting during boot?
[08:47] <c0l2e>  Jkessler:  on 9.04 it works  Fn + Up Arrow key for inc brightness and  Fn + Down arrow for decrease
[08:47] <PyjamaSpank> or the brain
[08:47] <skydrome> rfm, that could be. I switched to using rtorrent and have the net at full throttle up/down and no problems
[08:47] <c0l2e>  Jkessler:  now in 9.10 it doesn't work anymore
[08:47] <MASARUwota> PyjamaSpank sort of
[08:47] <Jordan_U> c0l2e: Do you see the brigtness bar / icon on the screen when you hit those keys?
[08:47] <afroman> Jordan_U: and if I remove it what driver should I install?
[08:47] <PyjamaSpank> is that the only place that is looked at during boot?
[08:47] <c0l2e> Jordan_U: not anymore
[08:48] <dumont> yay works
[08:48] <dumont> it was capturing \r :(
[08:48] <dumont> thanks naktibalda
[08:48] <Jkessler> c0l2e: did you do an upgrade to 9.10 from 9.04?
[08:48] <dumont> (^http://.*)(?:\r\n|\n|\r)?$
[08:48] <Jordan_U> afroman: "ati", but it's already installed. You can just run without an xorg.conf and it will use ati ( it's the default )
[08:48] <Prescience5001> i'm having trouble with "./" in terminal. i'm trying to use it to install nightly builds of thunderbird and instantbird. It keeps telling me "exec: 394: ./thunderbird-bin: not found"
[08:48] <c0l2e>  Jkessler: fresh install
[08:48] <dumont> i probably don't need \r\n|\n :S
[08:49] <Jkessler> i have no idea.. it works fine on my inspiron 1525.
[08:49] <Jkessler> fn+up/down
[08:49] <Jordan_U> Prescience5001: Are you using 64 bit Ubuntu?
[08:49] <c0l2e> current kernel is 2.6.31-17-generic
[08:49] <Prescience5001> yeah
[08:49] <PyjamaSpank> if I'm moving a drive from NTFS to EXT, is fstab the only place i need to look to mess about with the settings?
[08:49] <Prescience5001> and it is a 32 bit binary
[08:49] <Prescience5001> is that the problem?
[08:49] <Jordan_U> Prescience5001: Then you need to install 32 bit libraries
[08:50] <Jordan_U> Prescience5001: Yes
[08:50] <c0l2e> Jkessler:  in most lenovo not working now,   g400, g410
[08:50] <Jkessler> c0l2e: looks like it's a known bug
[08:50] <Jkessler> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/484047
[08:50] <c0l2e> and similar lenovo laptop with  fn+Up/Down
[08:50] <Jordan_U> Prescience5001: At least if there is in fact a ./thunderbird-bin
[08:50] <c0l2e> Jkessler:  not  fix yet?
[08:50] <Prescience5001> there is
[08:51] <Jkessler> c0l2e:  doesn't look like it
[08:51] <c0l2e>  Jkessler:  oh ok
[08:51] <afroman> Jordan_U: so if I remove the fglrx in hardware drivers, the ati driver will kick in then I can try that line?
[08:51] <c0l2e> anyway minor only.. but functional for me
[08:51] <boo-boo> my problem: just updated  to new kernel -17 i think and i installed virtualbox 3.1 before.... after reboot nvidia didnt work.. reinstalled... then now my graphics work again but ... wlan no more -.- any suggestions? restarted networking + network-manager .... dunno whats going on now!
[08:51] <Jordan_U> afroman: Yes
[08:51] <Prescience5001> what do u mean by installing 32 bit libraries?
[08:52] <rfm> Prescience5001: what does  "ldd ./thunderbird-bin" say?
[08:52] <afroman> Jordan_U: I can try that
[08:53] <Prescience5001> "not a dynamic executable"
[08:53] <haresh> hello gy
[08:53] <haresh> n*guys
[08:53] <Jkessler> c0l2e:  i found this https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Hotkeys/Troubleshooting
[08:53] <haresh> need some help how to set up brother mcf 490 cw in my unbentu please guide
[08:53] <Jordan_U> afroman: The more I think about it, the more I think you should edit it temporarily in the grub menu to be safe
[08:53] <c0l2e> Jkessler:  i'll check that .. thanks
[08:54] <MASARUwota> Hi haresh! Welcome to #ubuntu! Feel free to ask questions and help people out. The channel guidelines are at https://wiki.ubuntu.…Guidelines . Enjoy your stay!
[08:54] <apanda> hey is there a simple/good commandline tool for OCR that i could install in 9.10?
[08:54] <Jordan_U> afroman: Especially since I am going to leave soon and won't be able to help you pick up the pieces if it breaks :)
[08:54] <PyjamaSpank> apanda: i need money, send me the file and I'll type it up real cheap
[08:54] <rfm> Prescience5001: oh hell, it's a script and I'm not up to drilling down remotely. sorry
[08:54] <om26er> !ot | PyjamaSpank
[08:55] <apanda> thats not really practical, but thanks PyjamaSpank ;)
[08:55] <Jkessler> c0l2e: also, here seems to be the biggest discussion on it https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/406515 -- good luck
[08:55] <Ookami> hi there everyone :D ,, Question about "GRUB" ,, how can i minimize the entries there ??? my list is getting longer and longer ,, i'm talking about different kernels ,,
[08:55] <afroman> Jordan_U: so remove fglrx in hardware drivers, restart the laptop, edit grub with that line in the beginning with shift and e then we see if it works
[08:55] <Prescience5001> it's cool. i'm alot closer to a solution now than i was before
[08:55] <om26er> Ookami, remove old kernels
[08:55] <Jordan_U> Ookami: Remove the old kernels with synaptic / apt
[08:55] <Ookami> om26er, how
[08:56] <Ookami> Jordan_U
[08:56] <Ookami> how ^^
[08:56] <iAmerikan> When I run apt-get dist-upgrade I get this can't resolve message and I don't get it :(
[08:56] <MASARUwota> Ookami: tried "sudo update-grub" already?
[08:56] <Jordan_U> afroman: You want to add "radeon.modeset=1" to the end of the line that starts with "linux" ( after "quiet" and "splash" )
[08:56] <Ookami> MASARUwota, no ??
[08:57] <om26er> !pastebin | iAmerikan
[08:57] <om26er> iAmerikan, can you plz paste that message
[08:57] <om26er> !test
[08:57] <MASARUwota> iAmerikan: do you have internet access on your ubuntu system? :/
[08:57] <Ookami> MASARUwota, would that command fix it ?
[08:57] <MASARUwota> UBOTTU, SHES ALIVE
[08:57] <iAmerikan> I'm on a live cd, with my boot partition mounted
[08:57] <MASARUwota> Ookami: maybe, depends on the location of the kernels
[08:58] <MASARUwota> iAmerikan: you cant dist-upgrade on a live cd :/
[08:58] <MASARUwota> afaik
[08:58] <skydrome> !info grub2 manager
[08:58] <iAmerikan> I read somewhere you could if you mounted it then chroot'd
[08:58] <Ookami> MASARUwota, it says Found linux image: /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.31-17-generic
[08:58] <Ookami> Found initrd image: /boot/initrd.img-2.6.31-17-generic
[08:58] <Ookami> Found linux image: /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.31-16-generic
[08:58] <Ookami> Found initrd image: /boot/initrd.img-2.6.31-16-generic
[08:58] <Ookami> Found linux image: /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.31-15-generic
[08:58] <Ookami> Found initrd image: /boot/initrd.img-2.6.31-15-generic
[08:58] <FloodBot3> Ookami: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:58] <iAmerikan> I read somewhere you could if you mounted it then chroot'd
[08:59] <MASARUwota> Ookami: youre booting from the last kernel image, right?
[08:59] <boo-boo> did someone talk to me? pidgin crashed.... how wonderingLol
[08:59] <MASARUwota> Ookami: just delete the old ones then
[08:59] <Ookami> MASARUwota, it says http://paste.ubuntu.com/352775/
[08:59] <Ookami> MASARUwota, yeah yeah ,, i only want to keep the last one ,, how do i delete the others ^^
[08:59] <MASARUwota> Ookami: delete the ones you dont want to have in your list from /boot/
[08:59] <Diverdude> Is it possible to get a USB-wifi drive with harddisk on?
[08:59] <MASARUwota> Ookami: gksudo nautilus
[08:59] <afroman> Jordan_U: would I need to do the update-grub after? I mean if I change it temperaly
[09:00] <MASARUwota> Ookami: and the delete the old ones from there
[09:00] <Jordan_U> afroman: No
[09:00] <afroman> jordan_U: cool
[09:00] <boo-boo> crashed again
[09:00] <Diverdude> Is it possible to get a USB-wifi drive with harddisk on?
[09:01] <afroman> Jordan_U: just a quick question, what prog do U recommend to change a line in terminal?
[09:01] <Ookami> MASARUwota, alright ,, thanks ^^ ,, restart now ,, caio
[09:01] <afroman> Jordan_U: I mean command line
[09:02] <Prescience5001> Got "./" to work. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction
[09:02] <Jordan_U> afroman: nano normally, but in this case you will be in the grub interface
[09:02] <afroman> cool
[09:02] <afroman> let me try
[09:03] <Diverdude> anyone?
[09:03] <afroman> if U stay probably another 10 min I can tell U how it went
[09:03] <afroman> and if U leave, thx for the help
[09:03] <Jordan_U> afroman: So just hold shift during boot, when you see the menu press "e", move to the end of the line that starts with "linux" with the arrow keys and add to the end of that line
[09:03] <Jordan_U> afroman: Then ctrl+x to actually boot
[09:04] <afroman> thc
[09:04] <afroman> thx
[09:04] <Jordan_U> afroman: np
[09:04] <afroman> brb
[09:04] <apanda> is there a simple/good commandline tool for OCR that i could install in 9.10?
[09:05] <Jordan_U> apanda: There were no good options last time I checked ( about a year ago )
[09:05] <heoa> How can I detach Irssi like ! in nethack?
[09:05] <llutz> heoa: use screen
[09:05] <Jordan_U> heoa: You can't directly, try using "screen"
[09:05] <lisa_> how can I login to ubuntu without password?
[09:05] <afroman> Jordan_U: hej
[09:06] <lisa_> anyone know pls?
[09:06] <Jordan_U> llutz: System > Administration > Login Screen
[09:06] <heoa> llutz: Jordan_U using all the time, the option would have been just cool as well as not always having screen
[09:06] <Diverdude> Is it possible to get a USB-wifi drive with harddisk on?
[09:06] <lisa_> Jordan_U: ill try that
[09:06] <lisa_> brb
[09:06] <afroman> Jordan_U: I'm looking at the grub file in /etc/default and I see no line starting with linux
[09:06] <Kermiac> Hi ppl. Anyone around I can ask about a problem I'm having with "Compiled LPGM Scripts"?
[09:07] <Jordan_U> afroman: You aren't going to be editing a file, you will just be temporarily testing the new kernel parameter by entering it manually at boot
[09:07] <afroman> ok
[09:07] <afroman> brb
[09:07] <llutz> heoa: machines without screen? unbelievable :)
[09:07] <apanda> thanks Jordan_U, i've found this http://code.google.com/p/ocropus/ for OCR but it's still alpha and hard to set up it seems. so i was hoping for something to apt-get :D
[09:08] <Diverdude> Is it possible to get a usb-dongle which both has wifi capabilities and flash storage?
[09:08] <heoa> llutz: 54g and many others, not really
[09:09] <Ookami> Okay, When i run Synaptic Package Manager and click on "Mark All Upgrades" ,, i have loooooots of marked packages ,, how do i update them all automatically ????
[09:10] <lisa_> Could not set the configuration for CRT C 56  <-- Get this error when loading ubuntu as guest. Whats it mean?
[09:10] <Jordan_U> apanda: ocropus is apt-gettable
[09:10] <OneMillionDollar> who know what is sap ?
[09:10] <OneMillionDollar> sap a linux system ?
[09:10] <lisa_> !define sap
[09:11] <lisa_> !sap > OneMillionDollar
[09:11] <Ookami> !sap
[09:11] <Jordan_U> Ookami: You might prefer System > Administration > Update Manager for just updates
[09:11] <skydrome> does grub2 have a manager or gui yet?
[09:12] <Ookami> Jordan_U that what i usually do, but someone mentioned "Synaptic" and i was curios
[09:12] <DarkSmoke> hey guys i have a huge problem
[09:13] <OneMillionDollar> what is your huge problem
[09:13] <DarkSmoke> i turned off my pc from the powersupply switch without shutting down , and when i tried to boot ubuntu i recieved an error ending with /sbin/init not found.
[09:14] <DarkSmoke> now im stuck on windows and i really need to boot up linux quickly cause i have a document with an address on wich i have a job interview addresss
[09:14] <boo-boo> any 1 xp with fucked up wlan in karmic ?
[09:14] <DarkSmoke> is there something to fix the error ?
[09:14] <iAmerikan> use livecd to get document
[09:14] <xiaoqiang> ..
[09:14] <om26er> !language | boo-boo
[09:15] <DarkSmoke> its an email , were can i find it iAmerikan?
[09:15] <boo-boo> nice after an hour ontime and 3 crashes someone recognized my
[09:15] <iAmerikan> Erm, how's it stored on your hd?
[09:15] <boo-boo> me
[09:15] <DarkSmoke> its an email on Evolution iAmerikan
[09:15] <DarkSmoke> so i think its stored as an email? :/
[09:16] <boo-boo> fucked up is a normal wo in my mind...
[09:16] <maco> boo-boo: watch your language
[09:16] <om26er> !op | boo-boo
[09:16]  * om26er has to reboot
[09:16] <iAmerikan> you could get on the livecd, mount your bootpartition, and run evolution?
[09:16] <iAmerikan> maybe <linuxnoob
[09:16] <DarkSmoke> :S
[09:17] <boo-boo> muha i dont even understand what the foolish bot says :D not native english so idontgiveadamn
[09:17] <DarkSmoke> is there a way to replace /sbin/init if its deleted?
[09:17] <jussi01> boo-boo: please keep the language clean.
[09:17] <jgcampbell300> can anyone help me ... i just installed ubuntu but some strange things are happening with the wireless
[09:17] <boo-boo> i dont know other words than thet to tell whats going but real user friendly here
[09:18] <boo-boo> jgcampbell300: 4get it no one answers questions about wlan :D
[09:18] <boo-boo> waiting more then an hour ^
[09:18] <jgcampbell300> lol
[09:18] <boo-boo> :P
[09:19] <jgcampbell300> well poop ... is there some where i can ask about wireless stuff ?
[09:19] <psycho_oreos> doesn't help if you don't mention the name of chipset
[09:19] <|_ocke> jgcampbell300, poop
[09:19] <jussi01> jgcampbell300: just ask and be patient.
[09:19] <psycho_oreos> #wireless and ##linux-wireless
[09:19] <jgcampbell300> ty
[09:19] <|_ocke> jgcampbell300, try #ubuntu-offtopic
[09:19] <|_ocke> there's less people competing for attention
[09:20] <jussi01> |_ocke: no, please dont recomend that
[09:20] <|_ocke> jussi01, that's where i get all my useful linux help :P
[09:20] <jussi01> |_ocke: and as its topic says, its _still_ not a support channel
[09:21] <|_ocke> jussi01, if you can keep up with the 1329 users looking for help
[09:21] <Jordan_U> DarkSmoke: Boot an Ubuntu 9.10 liveCD if you have one and check your file system with System > Administration > Disk Utility ( or use fsck )
[09:21] <Jordan_U> DarkSmoke: If it finds any errors, and fixes them, try rebooting again
[09:21] <maco> |_ocke: i estimate about 1200 of the 1339 users in here are not actually paying attention to the channel ;)
[09:22] <|_ocke> maco, that still leaves 139
[09:22] <DarkSmoke> Jordan_U is it possible to do it without the live cd?
[09:22] <DarkSmoke> from the recovery mode
[09:22] <|_ocke> that's a lot of people competing for responses
[09:22] <DarkSmoke> ?
[09:22] <Myrtti> jgcampbell300: giving a bit more info about your problem is highly helpful in getting help
[09:22] <maco> |_ocke: ...or doing the responding as opposed to looking for help
[09:22] <maco> but youre right, its probably 1300 ignoring it
[09:22] <Jordan_U> DarkSmoke: If you can get to the recovery mode without getting the same error, yes
[09:23] <DarkSmoke> yes i can get into the recovery mode
[09:23] <DarkSmoke> even after that error it goes directly to the recovery mode
[09:23] <skydrome> does grub2 have a manager or gui?
[09:23] <DarkSmoke> (initramfs or busybox console0
[09:23] <ziroday> skydrome: nope
[09:23] <ziroday> !grub2 > skydrome
[09:24] <petko> i have a problem with a software raid setup i am trying to do. the raid gets set up great and mounted too, but after reboot, the array is broken and the drive is not mounted
[09:25] <|_ocke> either way\
[09:25] <iflema> skydrome: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2
[09:25] <|_ocke> it's easier with less people
[09:26] <Jordan_U> DryGrain: The busybox shell is not recovery mode
[09:26] <mneptok> |_ocke: -offtopic is not a support channel. end of discussion.
[09:27] <|_ocke> mneptok, who cares? i've gotten more support there than in here, i think that's what matters.
[09:27] <maco> |_ocke: the people in -offtopic who want to be left to their offtopic chatter care
[09:27] <maco> |_ocke: them's the rules. have fun.
[09:27] <|_ocke> maco, no they don't
[09:28] <|_ocke> if they did, they wouldn't help with things that nobody in here cared to
[09:28] <mneptok> |_ocke: "end of discussion" means just that.
[09:28] <|_ocke> seems to me they just want a reason to chat with someone
[09:28] <chuuk> heyo, anyone have experience with awesome WM on dual monitors?
[09:29] <|_ocke> chuuk, i think most can handle it, but try enlightenment
[09:29] <|_ocke> you gotta customize it though
[09:30] <ziroday> |_ocke: awesome WM, is a WM.
[09:30] <maco> |_ocke: enlightenmont is nothing like awesome
[09:30] <|_ocke> oh awesome wm?
[09:30] <|_ocke> hmm
[09:30]  * |_ocke googles
[09:30] <mneptok> maco: true on many levels
[09:30] <maco> |_ocke: awesome is a tiling wm. enlightenment is a stacking wm
[09:30] <isolat3dsh33p> ???
[09:30] <chuuk> |_ocke, yeah i'm pretty confused because right now it's mirroring my monitors
[09:31] <isolat3dsh33p> owh, AWM...
[09:31] <chuuk> and the documentation is almost non existent
[09:31] <maco> isolat3dsh33p: careful youre not thinking of AWN ;)
[09:31] <maco> chuuk: that sounds more like a X issue...
[09:31] <mneptok> chuuk: that may be more a function of X than the WM
[09:31] <isolat3dsh33p> maco, LOL, what's WM anyway? D:
[09:31]  * om26er thinks he is in the wrong channel
[09:31] <maco> chuuk: try "xrandr --output FOO --right-of BAR" (based on outputs listed in "xrandr" output)
[09:31] <maco> isolat3dsh33p: window manager
[09:31] <chuuk> mneptok, hmm...so how do i get around that?
[09:32] <maco> isolat3dsh33p: AWN = Avant Window Navigator
[09:32] <maco> isolat3dsh33p: AWN is a dock
[09:32] <adamonline45> To install to a RAID 0 array whose controller is merely 'hardware assisted', should I instead opt to skip the RAID setup via BIOS and just use the install RAID setup?  Or do I need the 'hardware' RAID array set up to do that?
[09:32] <|_ocke> windowmaker perchaps?
[09:32] <maco> |_ocke: thats yet another window manager
[09:33] <isolat3dsh33p> maco, any window manager?
[09:33] <maco> isolat3dsh33p: yes, WM is jsut short for "window manager"
[09:33] <titan_ark> Hello :)
[09:33] <maco> isolat3dsh33p: so you can say "my wm is fluxbox" or "i use xmonad for my wm"
[09:33] <mneptok> i should make Yet Another Window Navigator. everyone would be bored by it, and fall asleep.
[09:34] <maco> isolat3dsh33p: note also that a desktop environment and a window manager are different. GNOME, Xfce, and KDE are all DE's. their respective default WMs are metacity, xfwm4, and kwin
[09:34] <om26er> mneptok, YAWN? :)
[09:34] <adamonline45> To clarify, I'm following this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SoftwareRAID , but I'm not sure if I should have my RAID array enabled in the BIOS options or if this is purely done in software...
[09:34] <mneptok> om26er: see? it's working already.
[09:34] <chuuk> om26er, well done mate!
[09:34] <titan_ark> I am facing trouble with the wubi installer, I tried it once and it keeps downloading the i386 even though I am running a 64bit processor and OS
[09:34] <isolat3dsh33p> maco, that's clear stuffs! thanks :)
[09:35] <om26er> !torrents
[09:36] <dirtyrice> I press esc when my machine is booting yet it does not bring up a menu it simply continues to boot. I must boot into safe mode to fix my resolution as I can not raise it above 800x600 currently. After reading when I bring up this menu I should be able to select an option to repair the resolution.
[09:36] <titan_ark> Also, I tried installing the KDE version first and now even after deleting the wubi and all other files I cant get the option to install any other flavor.
[09:36] <om26er> titan_ark, downlaod 64-bit image
[09:36] <titan_ark> om26er, I tried that
[09:36] <titan_ark> But it doesn't seem to help
[09:36] <om26er> titan_ark, mount it and with daemon tools and then run wubi
[09:36] <dirtyrice> is there any other way to get into safe mode and repair my resolution?
[09:37] <petko> how do i find out what is using sdb
[09:37] <om26er> titan_ark, did you extract the image?
[09:37] <titan_ark> Hmmm tried that and Daemon tools doesnt seem to working on Win7
[09:37] <mneptok> petko: df -h
[09:37] <dirtyrice> petko: fdisk -l
[09:37] <dirtyrice> er oh nevermind
[09:37] <titan_ark> moe26er, nope I didn't
[09:37] <titan_ark> oops sorry for misspelling your name om26er
[09:38] <om26er> titan_ark, mount the iso file and then run wubi it will work
[09:38] <petko> no, it is not mounted, an it's showing as busy if i try to add it to the array
[09:38] <titan_ark> Okay I shall try it that way.
[09:38] <titan_ark> Daemon tools also doesn't seem to work :P I guess its a bad day. Shall try again.
[09:39] <petko> sudo mdadm /dev/md0 -a /dev/sdb
[09:39] <petko> mdadm: Cannot open /dev/sdb: Device or resource busy
[09:39] <dirtyrice> Anyone?
[09:39] <actripsix> O_o
[09:40] <Gumby> petko: is the device mounted?
[09:41] <petko> no it's not mounted
[09:41] <petko> i checked with df -k, it's not listed anywhere
[09:41] <Gumby> did you create /dev/sdb1 ?
[09:41] <petko> also did a ps | grep sdb not listed anwhere
[09:42] <petko> no, there is no /dev/sdb1 just /dev/sdb
[09:42] <llutz> petko: fuser/lsof
[09:44] <petko> llutz, what does that do
[09:45] <llutz> petko: sudo fuser -mv /dev/sdb            (see man-pages for more info)
[09:45] <petko> no output
[09:46] <petko> i must have screwed up bigtime on this one
[09:46] <apanda> there is probably no easy way to install this karmic package http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=ocropus in hardy, right?
[09:47] <Guest69029> how to disabled recursion in bind 9
[09:48] <ardchoille> apanda: It's not good to mix release packages like that
[09:48] <ardchoille> apanda: You might be able to find the sources and compile it though
[09:49] <apanda> yes there are sources, but it will be a lot of trouble for just "playing around" with it, thanks ;)
[09:50] <achadwick> apanda: but it's fine to build a backport. Add the sources line for karmic to your sources.list[.d], and google for tutorials involving "apt-get source" and "backport" :)
[09:50] <llutz> apanda: sudo apt-get build-dep ocropus && apt-get source ocropus && apt-get install -b ocropus
[09:51] <adamonline45> Should I not use ext4 for my /boot (using grub)?  What would be better?
[09:51] <cyberjorge> hi what the command to copy entire directory from windows to ubuntu using pscp?
[09:52] <llutz> cyberjorge: pscp -r dir/ /destination
[09:52] <achadwick> cyberjorge: does it accept "-r"? Try that.
[09:53] <llutz> cyberjorge: pscp -r dir/ user@host:/destination
[09:53] <neezer> I got my ipod touch jailbroken, but I'm not really sure where to go from here.
[09:53] <neezer> anyone here worked with an ipod touch jailbroken? I did get logged in via ssh.
[09:53] <llutz> cyberjorge: pscp uses nearly same options as scp
[09:53] <neezer> and I want to try to transfer some music to it....
[09:56] <cyberjorge> llutz: thanks man! that worked! :)
[09:57] <adamonline45> crud... can I install without a /swap and add one later?  I messed up on my partitioning on a complex raid setup and don't want to start over :)
[09:57] <srini> i am unable to send a file from my laptop to mobile through bluetooth....
[09:57] <llutz> adamonline45: you can
[09:58] <adamonline45> llutz: Thank you :)
[09:58] <srini> it gives some errors
[09:59] <yata> quick question: how much luck have you had running the update from in 9.4 to 9.10? I think there were a few issues at first, right?
[09:59] <mbn_18> Is it possible to mount an FTP on the file system using nautilus?
[09:59] <mbn_18> or scp
[10:00] <llutz> mbn_18: sftp/fish should work sftp://user@site
[10:00] <Aciid> mbn_18: yes that native on nautilus
[10:00] <Aciid> once you have logged in, you can copy it as a link anywhere
[10:01] <srini> can i paste my error msg???
[10:01] <mbn_18> Is see it in nautilus tree but cant find it through the shell
[10:01] <Aciid> srini: use pastebin.com
[10:01] <Aciid> mbn_18: go open a terminal in the nautilus
[10:01] <Aciid> then type PWD
[10:01] <Aciid> that should reveal where its mounted
[10:01] <Resistol> Has flash 10.1 made a difference in full screen youtube/hulu videos?  I've been getting 100% CPU usage and choppy video on several pcs/laptops...
[10:02] <Aciid> mbn_18: sorry it was pwd on lowercase
[10:02] <srini> i have screenshot only.. how can i send??
[10:03] <Aciid> srini: stop that
[10:03] <rags> Hello, are there any tools to manipulate .pcap files?...wireshark it self doesn't provide the tools...I need to change the ip addresses.
[10:03] <srini> i stopped
[10:03] <plustax2> hmm
[10:03] <mbn_18> Aciid: How do I open a terminal in the nautilus?
[10:04] <srini> mbn18:  install nautilus-open-terminal pkg
[10:04] <Aciid> yeah thats what you need first
[10:04] <llutz> mbn_18: ~/.gvfs   should be the mountpoint iirc
[10:05] <srini> aciid :  error was "The name org.openobex.client was not found"
[10:06] <Aciid> srini: as llutz said, browse to .gvfs in your homefolder, look if you find your mountpoint folder there
[10:06] <plustax2> test
[10:06] <mbn_18> .gvfs work greats. I wonder, why cant I see the partion when running df ?
[10:06] <llutz> mbn_18: its virtual-fs
[10:06] <srini> ok
[10:07] <mbn_18> llutz: user land?
[10:07] <llutz> mbn_18: yes
[10:07] <mbn_18> llutz: cool
[10:07] <mbn_18> Thanks all
[10:08] <llutz> mbn_18: you wouldn't like to see your sshfs-mount systemwide done in kernel-space ;)
[10:09] <mbn_18> llutz: yea :) Security 123
[10:09] <yata> hello
[10:10] <MASARUwota> !hi|yata
[10:10] <mbn_18> llutz: The FTP conn disconect all time . Is there any keepalive feature?
[10:10] <om26er> why does empathy don't go to hidden
[10:11] <llutz> mbn_18: no clue, sorry
[10:11] <MASARUwota> !explain|om26er
[10:11] <NerveClasp> hello)) can anybody name some tool to make Xsplash for Koala? I need something to easily make animation..
[10:11] <MASARUwota> om26er: could you explain your problem?
[10:12] <yata> thanks, MASARUwota
[10:12] <NerveClasp> maybe there are some scripts for gimp?
[10:13] <NerveClasp> help
[10:13] <lordjubblydave> Hi i need some help getting a ralink wireless card working, it detects my router but will not connect using network manager
[10:13] <om26er> MASARUwota, open empathy create a gtalk account and get connected. click on indicator-applet-session and change status to invisible and it will become 'busy'
[10:13] <Aled> Does Ubuntu use Linux versioning system?
[10:13] <MASARUwota> om26er: D: that doesnt make sense
[10:14] <om26er> MASARUwota, its a bug.
[10:15] <Aled> Also I'm going to run both Ubuntu Server 9.10 and Windows Server 2003 on Virtual PC
[10:15] <MASARUwota> om26er: i guess
[10:15] <Aled> Just to test them both out
[10:15] <Aled> I'll 95% go with Ubuntu for my web server
[10:15] <NerveClasp> help with XSplash!!!!
[10:16] <psycho_oreos> lordjubblydave, which chipset?
[10:16] <MenZa> !details | NerveClasp
[10:16] <NerveClasp> "(12:11:47) NerveClasp: hello)) can anybody name some tool to make Xsplash for Koala? I need something to easily make animation.."
[10:17] <MenZa> NerveClasp: Look in /usr/share/images/xsplash. It shows you the images used in xsplash (hint: animations are all frames in a PNG file)
[10:17] <lordjubblydave> psycho: thanks, it is Bus 002 Device 003: ID 148f:2573 Ralink Technology, Corp. RT2501USB Wireless Adapter
[10:18] <psycho_oreos> lordjubblydave, same issue as another person who came by.. he said he fixed it by unplugging it and plugging it back in again
[10:18] <jgcampbell300> hmm my ubuntu system is laging ... this is strange to me becouse there is very little installed
[10:19] <NerveClasp> MenZa: Thank you, I knew that! that's what I'm asking about - are there any tools to play with those frame animations? a script for gimp maybe?
[10:19] <lordjubblydave> I have tried that and got as far as it being connected to my router, but even with no security it won't connect to the internet
[10:19] <MenZa> NerveClasp: Not to my knowledge; this might not be the best place to ask, though.
[10:20] <NerveClasp> MenZa: help with better place naming?
[10:20] <cyberjorge> how do I make sure in /etc/exports that all IP in my network can access my NFS share?
[10:20] <MASARUwota> jqcampbell300: old hardware?
[10:20] <Laurenceb> hi
[10:20] <MASARUwota> !hi|Laurenceb
[10:20] <Laurenceb> I cant see the www
[10:20] <jgcampbell300> not really 4g ram 2.9g dulecore
[10:20] <Laurenceb> I can connect to irc, but firefox cant see anything
[10:21] <MASARUwota> Laurenceb: did you try another browser?
[10:21] <Laurenceb> problem jsut apparently randomly occured
[10:21] <Laurenceb> no
[10:21] <MASARUwota> Lauranceb: try that first
[10:21] <jgcampbell300> pretty powerfull notebook accualy
[10:21] <Aciid> I had that bug on windows
[10:21] <Aciid> that IRC worked and www didn't =D
[10:21] <isolat3dsh33p> freewins looks awesome and useless :)
[10:21] <MenZa> NerveClasp: Try the forums.
[10:22] <Laurenceb> what browser shall I try?
[10:22] <MASARUwota> Laurenceb: midori =3
[10:22] <airtonix> Laurenceb, anything that accesses http
[10:22] <MASARUwota> !info midori|Laurenceb
[10:23] <MASARUwota> !info midori
[10:23] <MASARUwota> :X
[10:23] <Laurenceb> neat k
[10:23] <jgcampbell300> hmm why on earth is ubuntu useing 50% of both of my prossessors just runing xchat ?
[10:23] <MASARUwota> jgcampbell300: open a terminal and type: top
[10:24] <Laurenceb> it timed out connecting to archive
[10:24] <jgcampbell300> what is a dbus-daemon
[10:24] <airtonix> jgcampbell300, unless you are looking at an actual process list that indicates this its more likely : 1) compiz (your video vard isn't setup or is not that great) 2) beagle or tracker is indexing your harddriver 3) you have a rogue process
[10:24] <isolat3dsh33p> ubottu is alive!
[10:24] <MASARUwota> isolat3dsh33p: yes~
[10:25] <MASARUwota> !test
[10:25] <isolat3dsh33p> MASARUwota, :)
[10:25] <apanda> achadwick and llutz thanks for the tipps, so far i've added deb-src http://de.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ karmic main restricted universe multiverse to my sources.list, then ran apt-get update and then ran apt-get build-dep ocropus which fails with Build-Depends dependency for ocropus cannot be satisfied because no available versions of package tesseract-ocr-dev can satisfy version requirements. http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?searchon=names&k
[10:25] <MASARUwota> jgcampbell300: a daemon that sends info between applications
[10:25] <airtonix> Laurenceb, you need to specify a DNS server in your network prefs
[10:25] <happy> ubottu: I don't believe you. Prove it.
[10:25] <Laurenceb> airtonix: sure
[10:25] <happy> you have failed the turing test. Nice job :-P
[10:25] <Laurenceb> hmm
[10:25] <execute> I can't resize windows anymore, I can either maximize them or unmaximize them to a fixed size. has anyone had that issue and knows how to fix it ?
[10:26] <MASARUwota> !iloveyou
[10:26] <Laurenceb> I'm going to restart
[10:26] <jgcampbell300> hmm ... ok so compiz may not be working properly ... or video not working properly ... hmm how do i check the setup of my video drivers ?
[10:26] <airtonix> Laurenceb, right click the network icon on your system tray
[10:26] <MASARUwota> !love
[10:26] <MASARUwota> "Sorry, I don't know anything about love"
[10:26] <Laurenceb> airtonix: ok
[10:26] <happy> !botsnack
[10:26] <MASARUwota> ;___;
[10:26] <tsimpson> !botabuse
[10:26] <happy> tsimpson: sorry
[10:26] <yata> !nautilus-open-terminal
[10:26] <Laurenceb> 192.168.1.254
[10:26] <_rojanu> Does any one know where can I get some CSH scripting help? or can somebody help me here?
[10:27] <ae86-drifter> could someone pls help me, my screen wont let me choose the correct resolution, and it is saying i have a 40" screen
[10:27] <happy> _rojanu: #csh?
[10:27] <isolat3dsh33p> execute, can you move the windows?
[10:27] <MASARUwota> _rojanu: csh? as in, c-shell? i dont think youll find people knowledgable about that here
[10:27] <execute> isolat3dsh33p, yes
[10:27] <yata> !info nautilus-open-terminal
[10:27] <Laurenceb> airtonix: I'll restart
[10:27] <dirtyrice> what should i do if pressing esc during boot does nothing
[10:27] <Laurenceb> the machine
[10:27] <_rojanu> yes c-shell
[10:27] <airtonix> Laurenceb, what will that achieve ?
[10:27] <yata> !boo
[10:27] <Laurenceb> dunno but its odd how the problem randomly occured
[10:28] <Laurenceb> wifi was being very flaky
[10:28] <airtonix> Laurenceb, you didnt mention you were using wifi
[10:28] <Laurenceb> dissconnecting on a good signal
[10:28] <ae86-drifter> could someone plese help me choose 1280x1024, i only get the option 1024x768
[10:28] <execute> isolat3dsh33p, but trying to grab the corner and move or right clicking it in the task-switcher line and choosing "resize" doesn't do anything. it just won't resize
[10:28] <Laurenceb> airtonix: yes, wifi
[10:29] <airtonix> Laurenceb, it helps if you give all the relevant info before you ask for help
[10:29] <isolat3dsh33p> execute, and you're running compiz? If yes, then « metacity --replace » should do the work.
[10:29] <achadwick> apanda: try a seperate backport to build tesseract-ocr-dev (and its corresponding binary bits) in a separate directory, and install all the .deb files generated by that. It turns into a bit of a faff if the deps have unsatisfiable deps :/
[10:29] <fartbrains> Hello
[10:29] <airtonix> Laurenceb, but go ahead restart (i doubt it will fix the problem )
[10:29] <Noble> Why do i get thrown into overflow channels all the time?
[10:29] <Laurenceb> k
[10:30] <fartbrains> because your name is not fart brains.
[10:30] <Noble> I see.
[10:30] <Noble> Any other reasons?
[10:30] <Noble> When i try to go into #php
[10:30] <Noble> I get into overflow channel or whatever
[10:31] <tsimpson> Noble: you need to register with NickServ to join ##php
[10:31] <isolat3dsh33p> Noble, register :)
[10:31] <tsimpson> !register
[10:31] <apanda> achadwick thanks, but i think this is getting too much for me atm. i think i might try to ask for a backport on launchpad :)
[10:31] <Noble> ty :D
[10:31] <Aled> Does Ubuntu use the Linux versioning system>
[10:31] <Aled> *?
[10:31] <happy> Aled: what is the linux versioning system?
[10:31] <edeca> Aled: What is the "linux versioning system" ?
[10:31] <edeca> Heh
[10:31] <happy> lol
[10:32] <isolat3dsh33p> O_O
[10:32] <achadwick> Aled: do you mean a versioning _file_ system?
[10:32] <adamonline45> Weird, I see GRUB Loading, then the ubuntu logo, then after a moment the monitor gets an 'out of range' signal...  Any thoughts?
[10:32] <achadwick> Or the versioning (revision) control system that the Linux kernel uses?
[10:32] <Aciid> I think he means does Ubuntu use CVS as in development
[10:32] <Aciid> yeah
[10:32] <MASARUwota> adamonline45: change frequency rate in xorg.conf
[10:32] <Aciid> somethink like that, let the man answer
[10:32] <airtonix> Aciid, no it uses svn
[10:32] <Aled> I mean
[10:33] <Aciid> airtonix: I was not asking , i was just throwing
[10:33] <Crash2108> Can someone help me get GPS working?
[10:33] <isolat3dsh33p> adamonline45, ubuntu version please
[10:33] <ae86-drifter> could someone pls help me, my screen wont let me choose the correct resolution, and it is saying i have a 40" screen
[10:33] <Aled> A stable release would have the version 1.0.0
[10:33] <MASARUwota> adamonline45: start in runlevel 3
[10:33] <edeca> Why don't we wait until _he_ asks rather than assume? :)
[10:33] <Aled> 1 is the major version
[10:33] <Aled> .0 is submajor
[10:33] <edeca> Aled: Sort of, yes.
[10:33] <Aciid> airtonix: and why CVS, why not SVN btw =D
[10:33] <Aled> .0 after that is a minor release
[10:33] <adamonline45> MASARUwota: Hey I have a friend named Masaru!  Anyway, how would I do that?  I can't see anything... live cd?
[10:33] <edeca> Aled: There is a wiki page on release numbering and naming
[10:33] <Aled> 1.1.0 is unstable
[10:33] <adamonline45> isolat3dsh33p: 9.10 alt64
[10:33] <airtonix> Aled, that is standard versioning not "linux versioning"
[10:33] <happy> Aciid: what about GIT?! :-)
[10:33] <Aled> Oh
[10:33] <Aled> I was not told that
[10:33] <edeca> Aled: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DevelopmentCodeNames
[10:33] <Aciid> happy: yeah that would be even better
[10:34] <achadwick> ISTR her asked earlier about filesystems. But memory may be faulty.
[10:34] <airtonix> Aled, thats because software development in other areas is a clusterjob
[10:34] <Aciid> happy: but ubuntu has big files, git is superfast for smaller files
[10:34] <isolat3dsh33p> adamonline45, are you trying to install it or you have installed it for a while?
[10:34] <airtonix> Aled, that is to say there is no order, no one cares about consitancy or standards...
[10:34] <isolat3dsh33p> adamonline45, nvm, I don't think I can help you :(
[10:34] <Aled> Alright
[10:34] <execute> isolat3dsh33p, yes, I am running compiz and it does work, thanks! do I need to keep it running all the time? when I tried to close the terminal window everything froze
[10:34] <MASARUwota> adamonline45: well, either livecd and then edit that, or boot in runlevel 3 (press edit when grub shows up, and put a "3" on the every end at the kernel row
[10:35] <Aled> When I was a regular at phpBB's forums I was told it was called the Linux Version System
[10:35] <Aled> but clearly I've been proven wrong
[10:35] <adamonline45> isolat3dsh33p: no, this is a fresh install... but I had it working one one drive, now I'm trying to get it working on a RAID array using software... Oh, oh well, thanks anyways :)
[10:35] <ae86-drifter> ubuntu wont let me choose 1280x1024, i only get the option 1024x768, but my screen supports it..
[10:35] <airtonix> Aled, information given through lack of wider experience
[10:35] <Aled> Well you learn something new everyday xD
[10:35] <isolat3dsh33p> execute, you should use the run command « alt+F2 » and then type in metacity --replace
[10:35] <adamonline45> MASARUwota: Hmm, I don't see the options for grub, it flashes by so fast... Do you know the key offhand?
[10:36] <execute> isolat3dsh33p, and do I have to do that again every time I restart ?
[10:36] <afroman> isolat3dsh33p: hej I'm back
[10:36] <MASARUwota> ae86-drifter: make sure you got good drivers, and edit xorg.conf by hand
[10:36] <Nuker> hello any channel for mint linux
[10:36] <tsimpson> Aled: the answer is "no", every version released is considered stable
[10:36] <erUSUL> !mint > Nuker
[10:36] <isolat3dsh33p> afroman, wb :)
[10:36] <MASARUwota> adamonline45: there isnt a "key", you need to press "e" during the grub screen
[10:36] <Nuker> lol plzz tell me :)
[10:37] <airtonix> Nuker, read your private message
[10:37] <afroman> isolat3dsh33p: it wasn't successful
[10:37] <afroman> nothing changed
[10:37] <tsimpson> Nuker: #linuxmint-help on irc.spotchat.org
[10:37] <erUSUL> Nuker: yu should have recived a private msg from ubottu telling you
[10:37] <execute> isolat3dsh33p, hmm, it kinda disables all the compiz features :O
[10:37] <ae86-drifter> MASARUwota, im using onboard intel mobo drivers, they seem okay and can play 3d games etc
[10:37] <Aled> Oh I get Ubuntu's versioning
[10:37] <isolat3dsh33p> execute, no. You don't have to. It basically turn off your compiz. You can re-enable compiz by « compiz --replace ».
[10:38] <afroman> Jordan_U: hello
[10:38] <execute> isolat3dsh33p, but than my issue will be back
[10:38] <MASARUwota> ae86-drifter: k, try editting the xorg.conf file then. (also, is your name from InitialD? :p)
[10:38] <execute> ?
[10:38] <florin> hi everyone
[10:38] <MASARUwota> !hi|florin
[10:38] <afroman> Jordan_U: still here?
[10:38] <yata> !mint > yata
[10:38] <weecol> oh hello
[10:38] <ae86-drifter> MASARUwota, locate xorg.conf
[10:38] <ae86-drifter> /usr/share/man/man5/xorg.conf.5.gz
[10:38] <ae86-drifter> i only have one xorg.conf which is there
[10:38] <airtonix> execute, you should install compizconfig-settings-manager and check through the moduels to see if something is wrong with the resize module
[10:39] <MASARUwota> ae86-drifter: /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[10:39] <Nuker> !mint
[10:39] <airtonix> execute, also : you should try to test if window reszing works by hold alt and left (or middle or right) click dragging a window works
[10:39] <afroman> isolat3dsh33p: U got any other idea?
[10:39] <ae86-drifter> MASARUwota, there is no such file
[10:39] <isolat3dsh33p> execute, could be. Listen to airtonix :)
[10:39] <MASARUwota> ae86-drifter: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=83973
[10:39] <dura> can I install ubuntu in hard drive from one pc and move to another pc?
[10:40] <Laurenceb_> airtronix: rebooted
[10:40] <ae86-drifter> MASARUwota, when i type nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf it is BLANK
[10:40] <Crash2108> Excuse me, sirs.
[10:40] <Laurenceb_> it works ok
[10:40] <airtonix> Laurenceb, for now.
[10:40] <MASARUwota> ae86-drifter: youre running without a xorg.conf? only with autodetect? you should generate one then :/
[10:40] <Laurenceb_> but I also restarted the router
[10:40] <Laurenceb_> that may have been the issue
[10:40] <execute> isolat3dsh33p, I have it installed already. what should I look for? airtonix, it moves the window around, not resizing it
[10:40] <isolat3dsh33p> afroman, what's your problem again?
[10:40] <Guest36214> ubottu: thank you very much. actually i'm a user of a linux source based distro. i have installed ubunmtu at work.
[10:40] <airtonix> Laurenceb, i would set the dns server ip your computer is using to be the ip of your router
[10:40] <Guest36214> hehe
[10:41] <afroman> ae86-drifter: start it with sudo
[10:41] <Laurenceb_> sure, I have
[10:41] <ae86-drifter> MASARUwota, how would i generate one :S
[10:41] <airtonix> execute, alt + left click drag moves windows ?
[10:41] <afroman> isolat3dsh33p: same problem. screen tearing
[10:41] <ae86-drifter> afroman, i am
[10:41] <MASARUwota> ae86-drifter: theres a command, wait a sec
[10:41] <mimir|on> hi, i have a serious problem with karmic. whenever i start doing an upload my laptop starts to lag. i can't click, i can't change windows, or it changes windows but with a lot of delay. i have 64bit karmic
[10:41] <execute> airtonix, yep
[10:41] <airtonix> execute, also install fusion-icon , then run it
[10:42] <ae86-drifter> mimir|on, uploading WHAT?
[10:42] <isolat3dsh33p> afroman, the driver from ati website should work better. :/
[10:42] <mimir|on> this happens when i upload with firefox, azureuz, filezilla...
[10:42] <mimir|on> ae86-drifter: anything..
[10:42] <Aled> I'm gonna Virtualize Ubuntu Server
[10:42] <Aled> now
[10:42] <Aled> brb
[10:42] <ae86-drifter> files? to where, FTP or what
[10:42] <airtonix> !enter Aled
[10:42] <Xfact> Hello I am new to Ubuntu karmic koala, can anybody guide me to install pppoe Ethernet network on my computer?
[10:42] <afroman> isolat3dsh33p: well I don't see any difference
[10:42] <MASARUwota> ae86-drifter: ae86's are nice cars =)
[10:42] <execute> airtonix, isn't that used to turn compiz on and off easily ?
[10:42] <airtonix> Aled, enter key is not punctuation
[10:42] <ae86-drifter> MASARUwota, yah thats why i have 1 :)
[10:42] <MASARUwota> ae86-drifter: try following this http://www.osguides.net/operation-systems/217-how-to-create-xorgconf-in-ubuntu-910.html
[10:43] <mimir|on> ae86-drifter: to FTP with filezilla, HTTP in firefox or any other browser and p2p with vuze/transmission/deluge
[10:43] <airtonix> execute, its also used to do some other tricks
[10:43] <execute> airstrike, I really like my compiz, I don't want to turn it off whenever I need to resize a window :O
[10:43] <om26er> !anjal
[10:43] <isolat3dsh33p> !test
[10:43] <isolat3dsh33p> good
[10:43] <dura> can ubuntu work when I move hard drive to another pc?
[10:43] <airtonix> execute, currently my assumption is that the window-renderer compiz is set to needs to be reasserted.
[10:43] <afroman> isolat3dsh33p: then again as I said mobility are a tricky thing. it's even hard to get a new driver in windows from my graphic
[10:43] <hellyeah> (ns identify muhhaha
[10:43] <hellyeah> wfüpgkw
[10:43] <mimir|on> dura: yes
[10:43] <tsimpson> dura: as long as the hardware isn't to exotic, sure
[10:43] <afroman> isolat3dsh33p: I checked the released notes, my graphic isn't there
[10:43]  * execute is installing fusion-icon
[10:44] <isolat3dsh33p> afroman, is it listed in the release notes?
[10:44] <afroman> nope
[10:44] <linr0ckz> Can I make a deb file from .sh file for easiness ?
[10:44] <mimir|on> ae86-drifter: any idea?
[10:44] <isolat3dsh33p> afroman, then it'll not work perfectly :/
[10:44] <dura> exotic?
[10:44] <airtonix> execute, because you can have compiz running and it will still be providing compositing to the desktop yet the backend that controls the window frames (rendering and interaction) has crashed or gone zombie
[10:45] <om26er> how can i download this source code? git clone git://git.gnome.org/anjal
[10:45] <tsimpson> dura: as long as it would work if you did a fresh install, it'll work if you just move the hard drive
[10:45] <erUSUL> om26er: just run that command in a terminal
[10:45] <execute> airtonix, looking at compizconfig settings manager... it seems like "resize windows" is off. shouldn't that be on by default? oO
[10:45] <erUSUL> om26er: you have to install git-core
[10:45] <erUSUL> !info git-core
[10:45] <airtonix> execute, yes it should be
[10:45] <adsflhsf> hello! how do i set programs launch on certain desktop at system start ??
[10:45] <Silex> hi guys, is it possible to reconnect to pts/0 like in http://codepad.org/IOHdsI1O? I ran do-release-upgrade on my server last night and my connection died
[10:45] <airtonix> adsflhsf, using devilspie
[10:45] <Silex> it looks like the upgrade process is waiting on some validation from me
[10:45] <om26er> installing
[10:45] <afroman> isolat3dsh33p: I guess not. it is recommended to contact sony to ask for driver. U know when I go linux----radeon--- mobility--- others
[10:46] <adsflhsf> could you share me with example of its use ??
[10:46] <airtonix> adsflhsf, or if you are using compiz, you'll put them in the standard startup place and then tell compiz to move them to a certain desktop when they run
[10:46] <adsflhsf> i never use compiz.
[10:46] <dura> ok, thanks
[10:47] <ae86-drifter> mimir|on, is it your connection that lags or the PC
[10:47] <airtonix> adsflhsf, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Devilspie | http://www.extremetech.com/article2/0,2845,2139733,00.asp | http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=75749
[10:47] <execute> airtonix, well, turning that on makes everything work, but... I would've expected that having it off just makes resizing less pretty, not completely disabling it :\
[10:47] <adsflhsf> thanks!
[10:47] <om26er> can i install ubuntu on btrfs?
[10:47] <airtonix> execute, fundamental module.
[10:47] <mimir|on> ae86-drifter: my laptop lags.. the connection is fine. whenever i start any upload process, everything starts to work slow. it comes back to normal when the upload is done
[10:48] <Younder> eforic is the name of the game. New girlfriend
[10:48] <Younder> problems anyone?
[10:48] <airtonix> execute, also the fusion-icon applet : right click and look in the menu you should see two entries that have to do with window frames : one that selects between metacity and compiz and the other should switch between what ever window renderers you ahve (default is gnome-window-something-something-something)
[10:49] <APERSON> Is there a way to switch from ethernet to wifi without dropping my connection briefly?
[10:49] <airtonix> APERSON, no
[10:49] <Younder> APERSON, no
[10:49] <ae86-drifter> mimir|on, i have no idea, sorry, seems very strange...
[10:49] <superboki> where would i put pgp keys?
[10:50] <APERSON> airtonix, Younder: thanks
[10:50] <ae86-drifter> superboki, use synaptic to add them
[10:50] <mimir|on> Younder: can you check my issue?
[10:50] <mimir|on> ae86-drifter: thanks, i'll keep looking
[10:50] <execute> airtonix, I have "select window manager" (compiz or metacity) and "select window decorator" (just one option - "GTK Window Decorator"). nothing about frames or gnome-window-something-something-something
[10:50] <airtonix> execute, btw if you want that alt-right-click drag to move and resize windows on other OS's let me know
[10:51] <superboki> ae86-drifter: how, what do i clicky?
[10:51] <Silex> hi guys, is it possible to reconnect to pts/0 like in http://codepad.org/IOHdsI1O? I ran do-release-upgrade on my server last night and my connection died
[10:51] <airtonix> execute, yeah window  decorator will get populated with other options if you install for example : emerald
[10:51] <Younder> mimir|on, I cant do much yet. State your problem.
[10:52] <mimir|on> Younder: so, whenever i start an upload process, my desktop starts to lag. when the upload is done, the normal speed of the desktop is back. upload with filezilla, any browser, any BT client
[10:52] <execute> airtonix, should GTK Window Decorator be checked? its the only option, but its radio box is unchecked
[10:53] <mimir|on> Younder: i'm on 64bit karmic, on a notebook
[10:53] <Younder> mimir|on, wierd
[10:53] <superboki> where would i put pgp keys? (i'am on jaunty)
[10:53] <afroman> isolat3dsh33p: can U help me with another problem? my printer canon l120 can't work. where can I get a driver for it?
[10:53] <airtonix> execute, yep its good (using this instead of other options means it will use metacity themes (window themes you see in the appearance applet))
[10:53] <ae86-drifter> mimir|on, its not a remote VNC is it ? lol
[10:53] <mimir|on> ae86-drifter: nope :P
[10:54] <Younder> mimir|on, what kinda network connection do you have
[10:54] <Younder> ?
[10:54] <mimir|on> Younder: wifi
[10:54] <airtonix> execute, of course you can try out emerald
[10:54] <JonathanEllis> How can I make mailto links in chrome open in gmail?
[10:54] <airtonix> !find emerald
[10:54] <airtonix> !info emerald
[10:54] <ae86-drifter> mimir|on, no idea then.. lol
[10:54] <execute> airtonix, what's the different ?
[10:54] <execute> *difference
[10:54] <pea[PC]> does anyone else's mouse go mental when you first boot up?
[10:55] <ae86-drifter> mimir|on, try limit the upload rate, does it make a differnce?>?
[10:55] <airtonix> execute, imo it uses a bit more resources and it then requires you to manage the window themes via a different config interface than the standard appearance manager you use for every thing elese
[10:55] <Younder> mimir|on, well that's kninda new. Don't have any expeience with that
[10:55] <abiosoft> \leave #ubuntu
[10:55] <Younder> mimir|on, sorry
[10:55] <ae86-drifter> mimir|on, to say 1KB/s
[10:55] <mimir|on> ae86-drifter: it doesn't ... i tried with vuze...
[10:55] <plustax> im trying to copy a folder over to my screensaver folder
[10:55] <plustax> but it says I dont have permissions.
[10:56] <plustax> How do I get permissions to copy a file to there?
[10:56] <om26er> plustax, hi, try sudo
[10:56] <ae86-drifter> mimir|on, you mean it lags just as much as full up speed?
[10:56] <airtonix> execute, personally i haven't found a theme i like that would cause me to install emerald (they are all vista/mac clones), default 9.10 metacity theme is what i've been using since intrepid
[10:56] <Younder> plustax, chmod
[10:56] <JonathanEllis> How can I set my default email client to gmail in chrome so when I click a mailto link it opens a compose window in gmail in a tab in chrome?
[10:56] <plustax> om26er Im doing it through the GUI not terminal
[10:56] <Younder> plustax, man chmod
[10:56] <plustax> okay ill try it
[10:57] <DEViUS> hi, can someone help me with sound, i cant here any sound from my speaker...=[
[10:57] <mimir|on> ae86-drifter: ae86-drifter yep. lags te same
[10:57] <plustax> I tried chmod
[10:57] <plustax> missing operand
[10:57] <ae86-drifter> what can i do to preserve resources, my PC is pretty slow, running 9.10 dont wanna reinstall remix version...
[10:57] <Younder> DEViUS, it is almost certainly due to the cat that you are not in the sound group
[10:57] <plustax> Im trying to copy a file to /usr/share/gnome-screensaver/
[10:57] <Younder> fact
[10:58] <DEViUS> Younder, i dont know what you are talking about, can you please explain more
[10:58] <mah2223> hi guys, does anyone know if a network switch infront of ubuntu server makes the server inaccessible
[10:58] <zamba> which outgoing ports does malware generally call home on?
[10:58] <ae86-drifter> does netbook remix use gnome?
[10:58] <zamba> ports below or over 1024?
[10:59] <Crash2108> I have HSo drivers.  Why can't GPSd work with /dev/ttyHS1 as the source?  What's wrong?
[10:59] <om26er> ae86-drifter, yes fully
[10:59] <DEViUS> Younder, btw its a fresh install of ubuntu 9.10 on a dell optiplex 755 (Standard Hardware), even with live cd there is no audio, its a builtin speaker...
[10:59] <ae86-drifter> om26er, what does it do to use less resources then
[10:59] <Younder> DEViUS, in System -> administration menu there is a 'uses and groups' yers
[10:59] <DEViUS> Younder, ok, then
[11:00] <Younder> DEViUS, st the sound bit in the groups
[11:00] <mah2223> hi guys does anyone know whether ethernet switches make an ubuntu server behind it unreachable from WAN?
[11:00] <DEViUS> Younder, i dont have a sound group...
[11:01] <ae86-drifter> mah2223, no it doesnt make a difference
[11:01] <mah2223> thank you i suppose the problem must be something else then
[11:01] <Younder> DEViUS, the handle groups bit
[11:01] <ae86-drifter> mah2223, probabl;y your router
[11:01] <DEViUS> Younder, related/similar groups : voice, audio, pulse, pulse-access.... thats all i can find
[11:02] <corecode_> hey
[11:02] <Younder> DEViUS, the pulse udio bit
[11:02] <Younder> audio
[11:02] <corecode_> any idea why document reader wouldn't print pdfs, but the printer test page works?
[11:02] <DEViUS> Younder, what do i do in it, tick my user account as a member?
[11:02] <ceon> salve
[11:03] <hyperstream> !ndiswrapper
[11:03] <corecode_> i mean, it queues the job, but the printer doesn't print
[11:03] <Younder> DEViUS, yes
[11:03] <Yoman> if I have samba installed, shouldn't I automatically be able to access smb:// in nautilus?
[11:03] <Nicekiwi9> ubuntu 9.10 updated to latest linux kernel, now system wont boot with new kernel, new kernel recovery or old kernel, logs in then just brings up a white terminal and nothing else, help?
[11:03] <DEViUS> Younder, logount/login after it....should solve it ?
[11:04] <mc_> anyone here?
[11:04] <Younder> DEViUS, shoudnt be neccecary
[11:04] <ae86-drifter> could someone suggest a good DE that is less resource hungry than GNOME please?
[11:05] <Younder> DEViUS, but it doesn't hurt either
[11:05] <ae86-drifter> im looking at LXDE..
[11:05] <DEViUS> Younder, ok il try...
[11:05] <bazhang> ae86-drifter, if you are using karmic you can install lubuntu-desktop package for lxde
[11:06] <DEViUS> Younder, sorry but dosent work, ...
[11:06] <ae86-drifter> bazhang, would you recommend that as a good alternative? do you know of any others that use minimal resource, all i need to do is have a virtual machine running and edit text files
[11:07] <DEViUS> Younder, its a built in mono speaker, i read that am suppossed to change output to mono from stereo, do you know how i can do that?
[11:07] <Younder> DEViUS, no
[11:07] <bazhang> ae86-drifter, there are a number, fluxbox, openbox; you should probably try them to see which you prefer
[11:07] <DEViUS> Younder, oh ok thanx then
[11:08] <Younder> DEViUS, I have a soundblaster stereo system
[11:08] <DEViUS> how can i flash my bios from ubuntu, using the dell bios "exe"
[11:08] <Younder> DEViUS, I suggest you get the same. It is MUCH recomended
[11:08] <DEViUS> Younder, okiz
[11:08] <Nicekiwi9> help anyone?
[11:09] <ae86-drifter> bazhang, ok thanks, seems lubuntu is very populat lightweight desktop, i think i'll try that
[11:09] <vescha_> is there a way to set margins in metacity so apps can only move and appear insde it?
[11:09] <Younder> for it's 24 watts it creates a torrent of sound
[11:10] <ae86-drifter> DEViUS, you should be able to boot win xp from a usb drive and try it, i dont recommend using wine, it may be messy
[11:10] <Dandan> Bom dia!!!!
[11:10] <t0mas> hi
[11:10] <Dandan> onde acho um bom material para iniciantes no linux?
[11:10] <Younder> wine is a ugly cludge
[11:10] <DEViUS> ae86-drifter, i dont want windows, i am a satisfied linux user, i wod love to do it from ubuntu
[11:10] <bazhang> !br | Dandan
[11:11] <Younder> try samba
[11:11] <Dandan> muito obrigado e tudo de bom!
[11:11] <t0mas> I was wondering what other people use for scanning in Ubuntu? I used to use Kooka (from KDE), but it has been removed in KDE4
[11:11] <DEViUS> ae86-drifter, or atleast a bootable msdos (AT WORST) ;-)
[11:11] <Nicekiwi9> security updates have killed my system... help?
[11:11] <t0mas> I have no need to do advanced things like OCR, just scan some documents to a PDF file
[11:11] <ae86-drifter> DEViUS, BIOS update is something you should NOT  DO from wine.
[11:11] <edeca> Nicekiwi9: What do you mean?
[11:11] <Nicekiwi9> ubuntu 9.10 updated to latest linux kernel, now system wont boot with new kernel, new kernel recovery or old kernel, logs in then just brings up a white terminal and nothing else, help?
[11:11] <edeca> t0mas: I think xsane might help
[11:11] <Younder> Nicekiwi9, that is normal,don't panic
[11:11] <DEViUS> ae86-drifter, obv. i understand
[11:12] <edeca> Nicekiwi9: Have you tried single user mode?
[11:12] <Nicekiwi9> Younder: i know...
[11:12] <Dandan> o comando #ubuntu-br não deu certo!!!
[11:12] <t0mas> edeca: that one is rather complicated
[11:12] <Nicekiwi9> edeca: what would that be?
[11:12] <edeca> t0mas: Yes, it is, but it has great hardware support
[11:12] <ae86-drifter> DEViUS, well yeah boot a msdos floppy or something...
[11:12] <ae86-drifter> DEViUS, if your PC is as old as mine
[11:13] <edeca> Nicekiwi9: Boot to GRUB, select your recovery partition, press "e", go down to the "kernel" line and add "single" to the end, then press "b" to boot
[11:13] <edeca> Nicekiwi9: See if that lets you get further
[11:13] <Younder> Nicekiwi9, now that you have calmed down. Could you be more spesific?
[11:13] <edulacomadreja> hi! how to "show desktop" from console?
[11:13] <DEViUS> ae86-drifter, mine is new enough =P   i just need to update the bios, as mentioned in one of tthe ubuntu forums, [audio issue]
[11:13] <Nicekiwi9> Younder: well i was specific... how much specific would u like?
[11:14] <t0mas> edeca: any simpler tools?
[11:14] <ae86-drifter> DEViUS, well you cannot update it through linux, unless DELL have an alternative besides the EXE ti use
[11:14] <edulacomadreja> is there any command to "show desktop"?
[11:14] <Nicekiwi9> edeca: how exactly do I boot to GRUB? now that everythings all streamlined all those options are hidden
[11:14] <Younder> Nicekiwi9, well I use the 222 version of the kernel.
[11:14] <Younder> 22
[11:14] <Younder> not the 18
[11:15] <DEViUS> ae86-drifter, true, uless i use libsmbios, as per http://linux.dell.com/wiki/index.php/Tech/libsmbios_dellBiosUpdate
[11:15] <ae86-drifter> edulacomadreja, ctrl+alt + D
[11:15] <Nicekiwi9> Younder: theres a 22? 0_o
[11:15] <Younder> Nicekiwi9, oh yes
[11:15] <ae86-drifter> DEViUS, there you go then.. lol
[11:15] <edulacomadreja> ae86-drifter, thanks! but I need to do it trough console
[11:16] <Nicekiwi9> Younder: if thats the last 2 numbers of the kernel version ur meaning, it just updated from 16 to 17
[11:16] <DEViUS> ae86-drifter, xD
[11:16] <Younder> Nicekiwi9, of cource i build it fromsource and use git to get the latest version
[11:16] <ae86-drifter> sudo sendkeys (ctrl+alt+d)
[11:16] <Nicekiwi9> Younder: ah
[11:16] <edulacomadreja> ae86-drifter, thank you!!!
[11:16] <Nicekiwi9> edeca: ....?
[11:17] <edeca> Nicekiwi9: You can press any key to get the menu generally
[11:17] <Nicekiwi9> edeca: at which point...?
[11:17] <Nicekiwi9> edeca: im NOT dual booting or anything btw
[11:17] <edeca> Nicekiwi9: At the point you see "GRUB.." on the screen
[11:17] <edeca> Nicekiwi9: I believe you can press ESC to get the menu still
[11:17] <Younder> Nicekiwi9, hairy, but if you have got the balls it is worth while.
[11:18] <ae86-drifter> oops its xsendkeys
[11:18] <Nicekiwi9> Younder: indeed
[11:18] <Nicekiwi9> edeca: well lets see what happens....
[11:18] <vescha_> is there a way to always open applications in a new workspace?
[11:19] <Nicekiwi9> edeca: nope, there is NO grub menu
[11:19] <Nicekiwi9> edeca: this is Ubuntu 9.10, that stuff dosent show up anymore
[11:20] <edeca> Nicekiwi9: THere should be a brief 1 or 2 seconds where you get GRUB at the top left (and that's it)
[11:20] <legend2440> Nicekiwi9: for grub2 hold dowh Shift key while booting to get grub menu
[11:20] <Nicekiwi9> edeca: all its says is "GRUB Booting..." in the top left before switching to the ubuntu logo then login screen
[11:20] <Nicekiwi9> legend2440: ahh.. thats more helpful xD
[11:21] <Xfact> How to short thick cursors?
[11:21] <Nicekiwi9> legend2440: Yes, that worked !
[11:21] <edeca> Ah, shift key, thanks legend2440
[11:21] <edeca> Why shift?  How odd!
[11:21] <Younder> half the shit stopped working on my latest update. Took me the best part of a moth figuring out that is was python that was the culprit
[11:21] <eddym> hey guys i have a mbr file
[11:21] <divider> legend2440: you solved a question I had a while ago. :)
[11:22] <eddym> how external usb hard drive... how to i access it with a live cd
[11:22] <Younder> month
[11:22] <eddym> i presume i need to mount the external usb first
[11:22] <eddym> then run the file?
[11:22] <ae86-drifter> LXDE more hungry than XFCE?
[11:22] <Nicekiwi9> edeca: which is the "Kernel" line?
[11:23] <edeca> Nicekiwi9: Scroll to the one you want to boot (i.e. linux 1.2.3) then hit "e" and it should become clear
[11:23] <Nicekiwi9> edeca: yup done that but there no line with the word kernel in it...
[11:24] <edeca> Nicekiwi9: What do you have?  I'm doing this from memory
[11:25] <nano-> What's the recommended virtualization technology in Ubuntu these days?
[11:25] <Nicekiwi9> edeca: well the last line is the only one which includes the kernel reference at all, "initrd /boot/initrd.img-2.6.31-17generic"
[11:25] <divider> Anyone have an asus N10jh-a1? I have one and am having issues with the nivida control panel and scaling to a 1024x768 resolution
[11:25] <ae86-drifter> is there a web browser that is more lightweight than firefox, but less lightweight than lynx?
[11:25] <ae86-drifter> google chrome?
[11:25] <divider> ae86-drifter: try chrome
[11:25] <Younder> nano-,  blender
[11:26] <nano-> Younder: o___O
[11:26] <burg> hello. i am using ubuntu 9.10 with a huawei card for mobile internet connection. the problem is that i can`t connect to mobile connection, even if on windows it works well. also, sometimes, if i connect on mobile connection on windows and then just restart pc to ubuntu, it connects
[11:26] <nano-> Younder: How is a 3D modelling tool a virtualization technology?
[11:26] <militant> anyone run epsxe ?
[11:26] <Younder> nano-,  blender rocks somethig awesome
[11:27] <abdelrahman> hi, I have a problem with ubuntu 9.10, my cpu over heats and causes the computer to shutdown abruptly
[11:27]  * Nicekiwi9 agrees with Younder
[11:27] <Younder> nano-,  what exactly are you looking for?
[11:27] <garymc> hey anyone know how to use ftp. I set it up so i could access my ftp web server from the internet. Now I had 5 static ip address's assigned and i assigned one to my LTSP server now i cant ftp to it remotley. Do i have to change anything in ftp and how? what files do i alter and where are they. PLEASE HELP!!
[11:27] <MASARUwota> !caps|garymc
[11:27] <j10297116> God.
[11:27] <nano-> Younder: Rapid deployment of throw-away virtualized guests. preferably a webgui for surveillance.
[11:28] <papul> hi. i um.. learnt that i could download source files for a package. so please tell me the exact command to download the source files to my desktop
[11:28] <abdelrahman> hi, I have a problem with ubuntu 9.10, my cpu over heats and causes the computer to shutdown abruptly  ... not sure where to start looking? Can anybody help...
[11:28] <papul> using apt-get
[11:28] <j10297116> apt-get.
[11:28] <ae86-drifter> abdelrahman, try your CPU fan!
[11:28] <MASARUwota> papul: aptitude is a tool for .deb packages, last time i checked
[11:28] <happy> abdelrahman: is it a laptop?
[11:28] <j10297116> clear your CPU fan
[11:28] <abdelrahman> happy: yes
[11:29] <Younder> nano-, sounds like eclipse material
[11:29] <papul> i want to download souce files for a package thru apt-get
[11:29] <papul> *source
[11:29] <Nicekiwi9> edeca: added single to the end and booted, no visable effet :(
[11:29] <happy> abdelrahman: is it on a flat surface?
[11:29] <MASARUwota> papul: apt-get source packagename
[11:29] <nano-> Younder: Are you drunk?
[11:29] <abdelrahman> ae86-drifter: it works fine, I can hear it.. the computer shuts down whenever I start doing real work
[11:29] <edeca> Nicekiwi9: Hrm, try the same but add this to the end: init=/bin/bash
[11:29] <abdelrahman> happy: yes! it occurred more than once actually!
[11:30] <edeca> Nicekiwi9: If you are lucky, that will drop you into bash
[11:30] <MASARUwota> papul: i would suggest to get the latest source from the projects website :/ but do whatever you like
[11:30] <papul> MASARUwota: where does it download to?
[11:30] <Nicekiwi9> edeca: with or without the  "single" ?
[11:30] <MASARUwota> papul: dunno
[11:30] <happy> abdelrahman: that was not my question...
[11:30] <Younder> nano-, seriosly you don't make any sence
[11:30] <happy> abdelrahman: is it on a flat surface?
[11:30] <edeca> Nicekiwi9: Without
[11:30] <abdelrahman> happy: yes .. I'm sitting on my desk!
[11:30] <MASARUwota> papul: current dir, me thinks
[11:30] <APERSON> Is there a pdf reader that is close to evince but supports bookmarks?
[11:31] <abdelrahman> happy: nothing in the way of the fans!
[11:31] <MASARUwota> APERSON: okular has more functions then evince, i think.
[11:31] <happy> abdelrahman: is cpu scaling enabled?
[11:31] <Burps> Hi : just installed (ed)ubuntu for the first time : need to lock user : trying gconf-editor, gnme/lockdown, wanted to set restrict_application_launching and allowed_applications (as seen here : http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/817-5310/6mkpbn3up?a=view), but these keys don't exist : what can I do ?
[11:31] <ErkRijo> Bom Dia!!!
[11:31] <abdelrahman> happy: how do i check that?
[11:31] <APERSON> MASARUwota, does it depend on a ton of kde libs?
[11:31] <burg> does anyone have any solution for my problem?
[11:32] <papul> APERSON: sumatra??
[11:32] <APERSON> MASARUwota, I'm on a netbook and I'd like to keep things to a minimal
[11:32] <papul> APERSON: ubuntu isnt minimal ;)
[11:32] <APERSON> papul, mine is.
[11:32] <APERSON> papul, also, that is windows only
[11:32] <j10297116> it is my first time here. Really nice.
[11:33] <papul> APERSON: how did ya make it minimal?
[11:33] <om26er-> !hi | j10297116
[11:33] <APERSON> papul, lots and lots of stripping
[11:33] <Crash2108> Why is it impossible to get help here?
[11:33] <Nicekiwi9> edeca: again, no visable effect. also before this update there was an option on the login screen to slect your "Session" that option is no longer there :S
[11:33] <happy> abdelrahman: over heating is a hardware problem. You should get you cpu fan checked out. ect ect. There is a way you should be able to do a temperary fix. I am not sure how to do it. But somewhere under powersave options their should be something about cpu scaling.
[11:33] <APERSON> papul, how much space does your install take?
[11:33] <abdelrahman> happy: I'm looking at the cpu scaling monitor, and I'm running on-deman
[11:33] <om26er-> Crash2108, ubuntuforums.org
[11:33] <abdelrahman> happy: I'm looking at the cpu scaling monitor, and I'm running on-demand*
[11:33] <j10297116> thks.
[11:33] <happy> abdelrahman: I am a kde person, so I do not know the ubuntu method
[11:34] <papul> APERSON: starting from minimal is better choice than stripping
[11:34] <Younder> too many CAPS for my liking
[11:34] <papul> APERSON: havent checked
[11:34] <happy> abdelrahman: in that case. cpu fans :-P
[11:34] <om26er-> happy, that would be 'gnome method'
[11:34] <DEViUS> someone please help me with my speaker, its mono, but there is never any sound, only when i plug a speakers in  the jack then i get
[11:34] <DEViUS> ...
[11:34] <papul> APERSON: but its bloated now
[11:34] <ae86-drifter> you can still use KDE with ubuntu happy ...
[11:34] <ae86-drifter> its not one or the other
[11:34] <tgillespie_> hi all, is it possible to run slapd in tls only mode? i tried removing ldap:// from SLAPD_SERVICES in /etc/default/slapd, but this seems to break the whole thing
[11:34] <papul> abdelrahman: did ur cpu heated up in win?
[11:35] <abdelrahman> papul: no at all!
[11:35] <papul> abdelrahman: whats ur current cpu temp?
[11:35] <happy> ae86-drifter: ubuntu has kde. They just call it kubuntu. You can only run one at a time, but they can both be on the same install
[11:36] <happy> ae86-drifter: you can set it up so one person can log in and get to kde and one can get to gnome. Or decide at login.
[11:36] <abdelrahman> papul: well I tried to install lm-sensors
[11:36] <papul> happy: how can i install kubuntu on ubuntu??
[11:36] <ae86-drifter> happy, nah kde is a desktop environment which maybe used on ubuntu, "kubuntu" is a package.
[11:36] <om26er-> evolution takes alot of screen space and anjal is not yet complete so is there any email client that take less screen space
[11:36] <abdelrahman> papul: but it didn't work, it can't detect my sensors for some reason
[11:37] <papul> abdelrahman: then how did ya know ur cpu is heating up?
[11:37] <zvacet> papul:sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[11:37] <ae86-drifter> all linux can have KDE
[11:37] <APERSON> papul, well, my bloated desktop is running in at about 5GB, my stripped version is running at 2.3GB
[11:37] <psycho_oreos> abdelrahman, it also depends on the chipset and the support for it
[11:37] <ae86-drifter> abdelrahman, your sensors may be reporting incorrectly, check the bios to see if it reads the same temp as gnome
[11:37] <Nicekiwi9> edeca: any other ideas?
[11:37] <nastas> DEViUS: still here?
[11:38] <papul> zvacet: will i get kdm instead of gdm??
[11:38] <APERSON> papul, fully updated, some frivolous programs and a hell of a lot of chat logs
[11:38] <j10297116> Watching your talking is enjoyable.
[11:38] <ae86-drifter> as soon as it shuts down
[11:38] <om26er-> APERSON, my version takes lesser
[11:38] <happy> papul: it will ask you which one you want to use
[11:38] <abdelrahman> papul: because it gets very hot, and when I press the power button after it shutdowns, it runs for a couple of secs then shutsdown again, I have to wait a while before I can start it again
[11:38] <DEViUS> nastas, yes am here =D
[11:38] <zvacet> papul:  you will get kde
[11:38] <APERSON> om26er-, mine would if aptitude would let me remove that darn CUPS
[11:38] <om26er-> APERSON, actually 1700mb
[11:38] <DEViUS> nastas, my speaker, its mono, but there is never any sound, only when i plug a speakers in  the jack then i get
[11:38] <vescha> hi
[11:38] <abdelrahman> ae86-drifter: how can I check temp in gnome?
[11:38] <vescha> is there a way to apply margins like xfce does on gnome?
[11:38] <om26er-> APERSON, sudo apt-get purge cups-common
[11:38] <abdelrahman> ae86-drifter: I can't do that actually
[11:38] <papul> abdelrahman: it may be due to other reasons
[11:39] <happy> papul: the package manager asks you which desktop manager you want. I suggest you stick to gdm because it is the one you know
[11:39] <zollendar> is there a way i can monitor or sent http requests ?
[11:39] <APERSON> om26er-, om26er- does apt-get support wildcards?  I usually would do something like sudo aptitude purge cups?
[11:39] <papul> happy: i have use kde with archlinux
[11:39] <zollendar> is there a way i can monitor sent http requests ?
[11:40] <abdelrahman> psycho_oreos: when I run sensors-detect it says no sensors where detected
[11:40] <om26er-> APERSON, yes
[11:40] <happy> zollendar: I am not sure if it is what you want, but firefox has a great extention
[11:40] <abdelrahman> papul: like?
[11:40] <zollendar> no on terminal
[11:40] <papul> OWW!! i cant install bitchx :(
[11:40] <papul> abdelrahman: i dunno but it might not be due to over heating
[11:40] <om26er-> APERSON, but for after removing cups-common open synaptics search cups and remove things excluding lib*
[11:41] <papul> how do i install bitchx????
[11:41] <APERSON> om26er-, well, I reclaimed 50MB
[11:41] <happy> zollendar: so you want to send an http request? what do you want to accomplish (end result)?
[11:41] <papul> not present on repos
[11:41] <om26er-> APERSON, do you use samba?
[11:41] <zollendar> happy, i have a script that sends http requests, but i want to monitor it and see what it's requesting exactly
[11:41] <ae86-drifter> abdelrahman, theres a temp monitor applet you can install for gnome, serch in synaptic
[11:42] <APERSON> om26er-, I don't have synaptic :)
[11:42] <om26er-> APERSON,  probably not sudo apt-get purge samba*
[11:42] <happy> zollendar: can you tell it where to send the requests?
[11:42] <tolpico> There is some downloading going on from past 15 minutes at 10-15kbps. How can I find which application is doing this? Is there a command which displays all the apps accessing over TCP/IP?
[11:42] <papul> isnt bitchx present on the repos?? can someone please check?
[11:42] <APERSON> om26er-, yes, though I've been moving some of my shares to autofs+sshfs
[11:42] <zollendar> happy, all i want is to see what it's sending exactly, it's huge script and i have no time to read it all
[11:45] <happy> zollendar: I do not think there is a way to do that. You can monitor connections (tracked by kernel) but I do not know how to monitor the data
[11:47] <zollendar> happy say someone used wget to get something, is there a log that logs this sent http request ?
[11:48] <happy> zollendar: you could probably set up a script that logged that a request was sent on port 80 to [ip], but that is about it
[11:48] <Hajex> hi.. where I can find update manager in ubuntu Remix?
[11:49] <Prateek> #drupal-infrastructure
[11:49] <zollendar> happy is there a guide to do so?
[11:49] <happy> zollendar: I could google it for you
[11:50] <zollendar> no thanks :P
[11:50]  * RuSD yawns.
[11:50] <RuSD> If a terminals taken over 10 hours to do something is it a good chance its just not gonna do it? ^^
[11:50] <chilli0> Hello does anyone know a good  32-bit assembler level analysing debugger for ubuntu ?
[11:50] <papul> i am having trouble compiling bitchx
[11:50] <ikonia> papul: it's a dead product,
[11:51] <papul> ikonia: ???
[11:51] <Yoman> if I am usually connected to a network of neighbours, and then create my own network with a router, will I still be able to access the neighbours shares?
[11:51] <ae86-drifter> zollendar, install xymon that will do what u need
[11:51] <ikonia> papul: BitchX is dead
[11:51] <militant> ehm, if something complains that it wants libgtk-1.2.so.0 ... but i have 2.0 installed... ?
[11:51] <papul> ikonia: still i can use it no?
[11:51] <papul> ;)
[11:51] <Nicekiwi9> well this was fun... is the Ubuntu paid support any better than this?
[11:51] <StupidandUgly> hi I was wondering if anyone could tell me how I can sync my new ipod shuffle in rhythm box
[11:51] <ikonia> papul: not if it's code is outdated for current distros and you can't build it
[11:52] <rob_p> zollendar: You could set an alias to the wget command and have the alias run wget with the log option.
[11:52] <zollendar> happy it seems ngrep would do it also
[11:52] <happy> zollendar: ok, I know nothing about it
[11:53] <ae86-drifter> zollendar, there are many apps available to monitor network activity
[11:53] <happy> I am looking up a packet sniffer :-\
[11:53] <StupidandUgly> I would be setting it up with fluxbox that is installed on xubuntu, I uninstalled xface
[11:53] <roracle> hey guys, i'm back.  my 9.10 istall started doing this thing where it defaults back to "None" on desktop effects
[11:53] <linr0ckz> guys any recommendations for screen capture package ?
[11:53] <roracle> so every time i log in, the effects are gone
[11:53] <rob_p> zollendar: What exactly are you trying to do?
[11:54] <happy> rob_p: he has answered that. He wants to know what requests a script makes
[11:54] <om26er-> LincKraker, gtk-recordmydesktop?
[11:54] <zollendar> i have a script that's sending http request, all i want is to know what it's sending
[11:54] <zollendar> rob_p
[11:54] <rob_p> happy: Can't he just read the script to find out?
[11:55] <rob_p> zollendar: Then just read the script and find out!
[11:55] <ae86-drifter> zollendar, use xymon
[11:55] <happy> rob_p: he said it was "too big" lol
[11:55] <zollendar> rob_p it's to big and written in perl
[11:55] <Nicekiwi9> anyone help me? kernel updates have killed my system
[11:55] <rob_p> zollendar: Does it use wget for retrieval?
[11:56] <ae86-drifter> Nicekiwi9, choose a deifferent kernel to boot
[11:56] <zollendar> no mechanize lib in perl
[11:56] <Hajex> hi.. where I can find update manager in ubuntu Remix?
[11:56] <Nicekiwi9> ae86-drifter: ive tried the old one i had befoer the update and it jsut does the same thing as with the new kernel
[11:56] <Crash2108> Ubuntu doesn't work as well as windows.
[11:57] <StupidandUgly> my sound in xubuntu is awful all my songs are cracky
[11:57] <happy> Hajex: which "remix"
[11:57] <rob_p> zollendar: Short of going through the script, you'll probably be stuck with a packet sniffer as suggested.  I use tcpdump.
[11:57] <Nicekiwi9> Crash2108: cos its not windows ;)
[11:57] <DEViUS> Crash2108, just because you cant get something to work you say that...
[11:57] <psycho_oreos> Crash2108, that's like trying to compare an apple and an orange
[11:57] <Sacho> My apple doesn't taste like an orange!
[11:57] <happy> zollendar: tcpdump | ngrep?
[11:57] <Hajex> happy : Ubuntu Netbook Remix 9.10
[11:57] <ae86-drifter> xymon is an excellent net mon tool
[11:58] <StupidandUgly> I'm trying to play music on rythmbox and the sound is all cracky and awful like, is there anyway I can correct this?
[11:58] <psycho_oreos> StupidandUgly, I suspect its an issue with pulseaudio
[11:58] <ae86-drifter> it will show usage for that specific script automatically
[11:58] <Crash2108> DEViUS, if you help me get something to work, I'd be glad to retract my statement.
[11:58] <happy> Hajex: isn't it in the same place on ubuntu?
[11:59] <StupidandUgly> I guess I can download the manager
[11:59] <DEViUS> Crash2108, maybe if you would have asked your question directly someone would help....
[11:59] <Hajex> happy : no
[11:59] <StupidandUgly> whats up with pulse audio anyway will they ever get flash working seamlessly with ubuntu
[11:59] <ae86-drifter> Crash2108, if you prefer windows, then use it, nobody cares
[11:59] <Crash2108> DEViUS, maybe I've tried that for 3 days after trying everything.
[12:00] <happy> Hajex: in that case I can only tell you the commandline way. Assuming you can get to the command line.
[12:00] <psycho_oreos> StupidandUgly, 1) pulseaudio is a sound system 2) flash is proprietary and must be installed separately because of its licensing issues
[12:00] <Crash2108> I didn't say I preferred Windows, I said it works better.
[12:00] <DEViUS> Crash2108, whats your problem?
[12:00] <ae86-drifter> Crash2108, you mean you dont know how to make it work better??
[12:00] <happy> Hajex: nm, it is under System->Administration->Update Manager
[12:00] <Hajex> no nothing in system at all
[12:01] <happy> ?
[12:01] <ae86-drifter> Crash2108, thats racist
[12:01] <ae86-drifter> please take your racism elsewhere
[12:01] <Sacho> dur, what?
[12:01] <happy> Hajex: but you see where it says system?
[12:02] <StupidandUgly> ugh
[12:02] <Crash2108> DEViUS, I'm using HBo drivers for my 3G card which supports GPS.  I think these drivers were integrated into the latest generic kernal.  3G Internet works, and I can enable GPS and view the raw NMEA data with Putty, but for whatever reason GPSd doesn't work with it.
[12:02] <chilli0> How can i install qt ?
[12:02] <StupidandUgly> how can I get my ipod shuffle to work with rhythmbox?
[12:02] <Crash2108> The difference is instead of being on /dev/ttyS1, it's on /dev/ttyHS1
[12:02] <psycho_oreos> chilli0, via synaptic
[12:02] <Hajex> happy : system doesn't have tab (adminitrator ) I try to find under it but nothing there
[12:02] <chilli0> psycho_oreos,  What is it called ?
[12:02] <Crash2108> ae86-drifter, that's right.
[12:03] <StupidandUgly> does anyone know, because itunes is awful and I would rather use linux
[12:03] <psycho_oreos> StupidandUgly, I think you need to install ipod libraries, never tried
[12:03] <psycho_oreos> !search qt
[12:03] <StupidandUgly> I did
[12:03] <psycho_oreos> !info qt
[12:03] <StupidandUgly> but its not appearing in rhythmbox
[12:03] <happy> Hajex: I am trying to find the answer
[12:03] <ae86-drifter> !racism | Crash2108
[12:03] <tiger__> when i use the Evolution Mail  ...the system tell me that  "Enter password for default keyring to unlock"  then I  input the password of Administrator ...but It still can not work ..why
[12:04] <tiger__> can anyone tell why
[12:04] <psycho_oreos> !info qt4
[12:04] <erUSUL> tiger__: enter your user password
[12:04] <erUSUL> !find qt4
[12:04] <psycho_oreos> chilli0, aptitude search qt
[12:04] <ae86-drifter> !info lubuntu
[12:04] <Nicekiwi9> anyone help me? kernel updates have killed my system
[12:04] <chilli0> psycho_oreos,  There comes up with like 100
[12:04] <chilli0> 1000* results
[12:05] <StupidandUgly> whats wrong with apple, they say that there system is great with music, but itunes is like the worst music library I ever used and the lack of functional alternatives is null.
[12:05] <tiger__> I select the option "remember the password"  I think that the system can not store the password
[12:05] <erUSUL> StupidandUgly: we do not care about apple or itunes here ;) #ubuntu-offtopic if you must
[12:05] <ae86-drifter> Nicekiwi9, you need to explain more, how is anyone meant to know how your system got killed
[12:05] <tiger__> erUSUL: I  input ,  but   still can not work
[12:06] <Nicekiwi9> well i tried that but the guys helping me kinda died off....
[12:06] <happy> Hajex: I do not know where it is. It should be somewhere under system :-\
[12:06] <StupidandUgly> Im aware erUSUL but I'm just frustrated trying to get rythembox working with my shuffle
[12:06] <psycho_oreos> chilli0, and so I don't understand, which qt do you need specifically? obviously qt seems to be available for ubuntu
[12:06] <erUSUL> tiger__: evolution only ask me for passphrase when sending signed mail
[12:06] <ae86-drifter> Nicekiwi9, what error do you get?
[12:06] <Nicekiwi9> ae86-drifter: i installed the recommended security updates in Ubuntu 9.10, reset and all the cvomes up after i login in the boot background image and a white terminal
[12:06] <erUSUL> tiger__: the gpg passphrase
[12:06] <Hajex> happy : thanks I can do it by terminal but computer for small boy
[12:06] <erUSUL> !ipod | StupidandUgly
[12:07] <StupidandUgly> thanks alot :D
[12:07] <Nicekiwi9> ae86-drifter: no errors, just the white terminal, no window manager or anything, and on the login window the "Session" selection is missing
[12:07] <ae86-drifter> Nicekiwi9, what does it say in the white terminal
[12:07] <chilli0> psycho_oreos, Qt >= 4.2
[12:07] <militant> getlibs-all.deb ... wtf is this
[12:07] <happy> Hajex: ok, sorry I could not be of much help. is there a ubuntu-remix channel?
[12:07] <ae86-drifter> Nicekiwi9, type startx and what does it say
[12:07] <Nicekiwi9> "ezra@susan:~$
[12:07] <Nicekiwi9> ae86-drifter: x is already started
[12:08] <Nicekiwi9> ive tried that
[12:08] <Hajex> happy : I dont know .. thanks again
[12:08] <ae86-drifter> Nicekiwi9,  ctrl+alt +f7 what is there
[12:08] <Nicekiwi9> ae86-drifter: was that key combination supposed to do somehting?
[12:09] <tiger__> erUSUL:   I don't understand what you said  ,  because I am a newer
[12:10] <ae86-drifter> Nicekiwi9, switches to the X session
[12:10] <erUSUL> tiger__: i'm saying that evolution should not ask for keyring password everytime
[12:10] <Nicekiwi9> ae86-drifter: no effect
[12:10] <StupidandUgly> you know computers why not you rich
[12:10] <Nicekiwi9> ae86-drifter: also the terminal only works when the mouse is inside the terminal
[12:11] <erUSUL> tiger__: do you have this installed ? libpam-gnome-keyring
[12:11] <erUSUL> tiger__: sudo aptitude install libpam-gnome-keyring
[12:11] <tiger__> I try
[12:11] <tiger__> now
[12:11] <ae86-drifter> Nicekiwi9, wait a sec, you have a cursor???
[12:12] <diffred> hi! I'm in Ubuntu 9.04, how do I take an screenshot in macbook (santa rosa)?
[12:12] <Nicekiwi9> yes, hense the White terminal and boot screen image in the background
[12:12] <Nicekiwi9> ae86-drifter: yes, hense the White terminal and boot screen image in the background, the one that looks like a center spotlight on a stage, blured
[12:13] <haenet1> andry
[12:13] <ae86-drifter> Nicekiwi9, is there a sessions option down the bottom at all?
[12:14] <Nicekiwi9> ae86-drifter: at the boot screen, not since the update no.
[12:14] <ae86-drifter> Nicekiwi9, the boot screen does not have a cursor. i think you mean the login screen
[12:15] <Nicekiwi9> ae86-drifter: woops, sorry. yes
[12:15] <ae86-drifter> Nicekiwi9, type in sudo service gdm start
[12:15] <neezer> anyone here know a good alternate app to play music on a jailbroke ipod touch?
[12:16] <Nicekiwi9> ae86-drifter: ""start: Job is already running: gdm"
[12:17] <tiger__> I   did it  thank you
[12:18] <ae86-drifter> Nicekiwi press ctrl+alt+f1 then type in sudo service gdm stop, then type sudo apt-get remove ubuntu-desktop, then sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[12:19] <Nicekiwi9> ae86-drifter: what exactly will that do?
[12:19] <Snadder> It is possibly to upgrade directly from 6.06 LTS to 8.04 LTS server ?
[12:19] <Tiders> ae86-drifter, Nicekiwi9 Isnt CTRL ALT F1 usually reserved for X log?
[12:19] <ae86-drifter> Nicekiwi9, reinstall gnome
[12:19] <chilli0> Whats the eqvilant to ollydbg in ubuntu ?
[12:19] <ae86-drifter> Oh use f6 then
[12:19] <Nicekiwi9> ae86-drifter: opps...
[12:19] <Nicekiwi9> ae86-drifter: welll im back to cmd login now
[12:19] <bodhi_> any one here, using Zenix?
[12:20] <ae86-drifter> Nicekiwi9, login and do the commands
[12:21] <Nicekiwi9> ae86-drifter: im not sure if it removed it, all i can see is a massive list of packages, how can i scroll up the cmd?
[12:22] <ae86-drifter> Nicekiwi9, never mind now install it again
[12:22] <Dan> Hey. I changed my password to my user account temporarily, and now I've changed it back, I keep on getting nm-applet wanting to put my old password in to connect to the network.
[12:22] <ae86-drifter> Nicekiwi9, did you run remove and instal?
[12:22] <Dan> Does anyone know how to revert this back to not needing a password?
[12:22] <erUSUL> Dan: go to Aplications>Accesories>Seahorse
[12:23] <Dan> Opened Seahorse
[12:23] <Nicekiwi9> ae86-drifter: would i be right in assuming wireless is not connected if the ubuntu-desktop has been removed?
[12:23] <erUSUL> Dan: righ click on the Password word in the first tab choose change password
[12:23] <ae86-drifter> Nicekiwi9, no thats seperate
[12:23] <Newbie> Olá pessoal :)
[12:23] <erUSUL> !br | Newbie
[12:23] <ae86-drifter> Nicekiwi9, run ifconfig or iwconfig to check wireless status
[12:23] <Dan> There isn't a password showing I'm affraid.
[12:23] <hekdahl> Hey! How do I do to stop blacklist a driver?
[12:24] <Newbie> thx
[12:24] <militant> what do i do about an app wanting libgtk-1.2.so.0 ... which is outdated on 9.10?
[12:24] <Nicekiwi9> ae86-drifter: hmm ok well, i got all was "101: Network is unreachable" on all to be installed packages, will check status now
[12:24] <hekdahl> I made my wireless work but everytime I reboot my computer the driver falls out.
[12:24] <Dan> erUSUL: Found it
[12:25] <hekdahl> I think it has to do with a blacklist i did when i tried to make it work.
[12:25] <Nicekiwi9> ae86-drifter: would appare to be disconnected
[12:25] <hekdahl> Can it have to do with that?
[12:26] <ae86-drifter> Nicekiwi9, run iwconfig --help to see a list of the wireless settings you need to configure your connection....
[12:26] <buket> j/#ubuntu
[12:26] <ae86-drifter> Nicekiwi9, eg . iwconfig key [wpa key] etc etc
[12:26] <buket> what?
[12:27] <ae86-drifter> Nicekiwi9, i mean iwconfig wlan0 key [wpa key] etc etc
[12:27] <Nicekiwi9> ae86-drifter: uhm.. how about for wiored connection, my WGA key is over 20 characters long... gonna be a bitch to copy in
[12:28] <hekdahl> Anyone that knows how to stop blacklisting a driver?
[12:28] <Dan> erUSUL: Brilliant! That's worked a charm. Thanks for the help :)
[12:28] <ae86-drifter> Nicekiwi ok just connect the cable and type sudo ifconfig eth0 down, then sudo ifconfig eth0 up, then type in ifconfig, if it doesnt return an IP address type sudo dhclient eth0
[12:29] <erUSUL> Dan: no problem
[12:29] <inder> hey can anybody help me in installing autoconf package
[12:30] <Nicekiwi9> ae86-drifter: nvm, wired connected auto matically... trying to install now
[12:30] <buket> which autoconf package
[12:30] <tiger__> how can I install mysql in ubuntu
[12:30] <bazhang> inder, sudo apt-get install autoconf
[12:30] <Nicekiwi9> ae86-drifter: now getting size mismatch errors :S
[12:30] <inder> clocal-1.10 -I config
[12:30] <inder> sh: autom4te-2.61: not found
[12:30] <inder> aclocal-1.10: autom4te-2.61 failed with exit status: 127
[12:30] <inder> Error running 'aclocal-1.10 -I config' showing this error
[12:30] <FloodBot1> inder: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:30] <Nicekiwi9> ae86-drifter: tried apt-get update, still same problem
[12:31] <inder> i did that
[12:31] <ae86-drifter> Nicekiwi9, sorry im not familiar with that error...
[12:31] <inder> actually i am building xorp open source
[12:32] <Nicekiwi9> ae86-drifter: "Failed to fetch (package URL) Size mismatch"
[12:32] <Guest30403> http://pastebin.org/72019
[12:32] <inder> there is bootstrap file to run when i am running this its showing these error
[12:33] <ae86-drifter> Nicekiwi9, type sudo apt-get check
[12:33] <Nicekiwi9> ae86-drifter: no errors
[12:33] <ae86-drifter> Nicekiwi9, have you enabled any non-default repositories?
[12:33] <Nicekiwi9> ae86-drifter: it may have installed kinda corrently
[12:34] <Nicekiwi9> ae86-drifter: yes
[12:34] <inder> tiger: apt-get install mysql
[12:34] <Nuker> >:o
[12:34] <Nuker> hello
[12:35] <ae86-drifter> Nicekiwi edit sources.list and comment out all non defaults run apt-get update again and then try installing again
[12:35] <Nuker> where is mint linux channel ?
[12:35] <hekdahl> Anyone that knows how to cancel a blacklist command?
[12:35] <tarski> when I mount a remote file system and im in an application trying to open->file->browse where do i find the path to the mounted file system
[12:35] <tarski> im using gnome
[12:36] <buket> gnoome better than kde
[12:36] <RandomTime> Noo
[12:36] <Nicekiwi9> ae86-drifter: can u give me a command for that?
[12:36] <Kartagis> tarski, .gvfs
[12:36] <Kartagis> tarski, ~/.gvfs
[12:37] <MASARUwota> Nuker: the server is irc.spotchat.org and channel is #linuxmint.com
[12:37] <MASARUwota> Nuker: but its sort of dead, i heard
[12:37] <Nuker> MASARUwota thanks sir
[12:37] <ae86-drifter> Nicekiwi9, sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list, comment out all non default repos, run sudo apt-get clean, then sudo apt-get update then, apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[12:37] <Nuker> :(
[12:37] <tarski> Kartagis: thank you
[12:37] <Nuker> dead ?
[12:37] <Kartagis> np
[12:38] <Nuker> masaru a little from u
[12:38] <MASARUwota> Nuker: i heard
[12:39] <Jonathan_L_2> I have a dual boot system with Vista. Recently I did a partition resize to make Vista smaller and make root bigger. And a few days ago I made Vista even smaller and made /home bigger. This is where issues started to show up - nm-applet is telling me there's "privilige errors" or something like it, and that's just one of many problems
[12:39] <Jonathan_L_2> What can I do?
[12:39] <Nicekiwi9> ae86-drifter: do i need to save in nano or just exit?
[12:39] <ae86-drifter> Nicekiwi9, yes, you will need to save it...
[12:39] <Jonathan_L_2> How do I check the file system, and how do I check the packages installed?
[12:39] <hekdahl> I blacklisted a driver that i want to unblacklist.
[12:39] <hekdahl> How can i do it?
[12:39] <Nuker> mint is based on ubuntu so can i install software like this "sudo apt-get install xchat" in mint ?
[12:39] <Jonathan_L_2> I do NOT want to reinstall
[12:39] <ae86-drifter> Nicekiwi9, it will ask if u want to save when u go ctrl+X
[12:39] <dart> Hello, where I can unload the bookshop libflash-mozplugin for karmic?
[12:40] <MASARUwota> Nuker: yes same thing
[12:40] <mkanyicy> Jonathan_L_2, i dont think that is a partitioning problem
[12:40] <ae86-drifter> Nicekiwi9, just type Y and press enter
[12:40] <ae86-drifter> twice
[12:40] <Nuker>  Your love life will be happy and \
[12:40] <Nuker> \ harmonious.                      /
[12:40] <Nuker>  ----------------------------------
[12:40] <Nuker>    \
[12:40] <Nuker>     \
[12:40] <FloodBot1> Nuker: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:41] <Nicekiwi9> ae86-drifter: uhm... ok...
[12:41] <mkanyicy> Jonathan_L_2, rather find a way to fix nm-applet
[12:41] <dart> Hello, where I can unload the bookshop libflash-mozplugin for karmic?
[12:41] <MASARUwota> dart: unload?
[12:41] <dart> download
[12:41] <iamleneko> hi people
[12:42] <WhiskyT> hi
[12:42] <MASARUwota> dart: the package is "flashplugin-nonfree" i think. you can open a terminal and type: sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[12:42] <MASARUwota> !hi|iamleneko
[12:42] <iamleneko> that's near off topic, but is someone have success installing a win2k guest with virtualbox
[12:42] <x1r3> Can someone help me out or point me in the right direction as to how to get my headphone jack to work the sound only come out of my speakers and not the headphone jack
[12:42] <MASARUwota> iamleneko: try #vbox instead :X
[12:43] <dart> MASARUwota, no
[12:43] <iamleneko> yop i am on it as well, just in case some ubuntu user like me have success
[12:43] <MASARUwota> dart: what?
[12:43] <dart> Already I have it installed
[12:43] <m4rtin> hi, I'm doing a server upgrade over ssh and it seems to be hanging at "* Starting kernel log daemon..."; I can still ssh to the box to a fresh shell. Should I abort the hanging upgrade and run it again from a new session?
[12:43] <Nuker> masaru unetbootin is safe for windows users ?
[12:44] <mkanyicy> iamleneko, don't force your way, you are off-topic
[12:44] <dart> MASARUwota, I need this plugins to be able to emulate a mozilla of 32bits
[12:44] <iamleneko> lol
[12:44] <iamleneko> i am on a ubuntu
[12:44] <m4rtin> actually, ignore that - after 10 mins, it suddenly resumed!
[12:44] <juliana> Bom dia, estou tentando configurar sem sucesso o teclado do meu notebook hp pavilion dv9000 no ubuntu 9.10 e os acentos nao funcionam, alguma ideia?
[12:44] <MASARUwota> dart: more detail please
[12:44] <MASARUwota> !pr|juliana
[12:44] <juliana> ops, sorry... Good morning, I'm unsuccessfully trying to configure the keyboard of my notebook hp pavilion dv9000 ubuntu 9.10 and the accents do not work, any ideas?
[12:44] <Pici> !br | juliana
[12:44] <MASARUwota> :X
[12:44] <Nuker> lulz
[12:44] <MASARUwota> juliana: change your keymap
[12:44] <iamleneko> which made it not totally offtopic :P
[12:45] <MASARUwota> Nuker: i think it would work :/
[12:45] <Nuker> :-*
[12:45] <MASARUwota> iamleneko: #vbox is WAAYYY more on-topic :/
[12:45] <x1r3> exit
[12:45] <iamleneko> :)
[12:45] <mkanyicy> iamleneko, being on ubuntu does not give you a permission to be 'on-topic' about what ubuntu is not supporting
[12:45] <dura> hi
[12:45] <MASARUwota> iamleneko: if you were installing ubuntu on ubuntu using vbox, we may make an exception :p
[12:45] <mkanyicy> hi dura
[12:45] <MASARUwota> !hi|dura
[12:45] <dart> masaThere is flash that in mozilla 64bits they do not work, and I love this plugins in order that it emulates mozilla of 32bits
[12:46] <juliana> =/
[12:46] <MASARUwota> dart: i dont think you can add the 32bits plugin by simple installing it like the 64bit one :/
[12:46] <dart> MASARUwota, Or to install mozilla 32bits
[12:46] <iamleneko> ...
[12:46] <MASARUwota> dart: you will need a 32bit distro then, afaik
[12:47] <dart> MASARUwota, in distro 64bits no?
[12:47] <MASARUwota> iamleneko: just try #vbox already, if they dont come up with anything ask us.
[12:47] <MASARUwota> if the problem isnt with ubuntu, then why?
[12:47] <dura> I want to ask, my ubuntu suddenly cannot show gnome session when start up, I must manually type startx in terminal
[12:47] <MASARUwota> dart: in a 64bits ubuntu you cant install 32bit mozilla, in a normal way.. that doesnt make sense
[12:47] <dura> how to fix it
[12:47] <zigaz> CAFE
[12:48] <Nicekiwi9> ae86-drifter: ok what are the default repos? and is there anywhere else repo lists would be, possably created by ubuntu-tweak
[12:48] <MASARUwota> dura: so you dont get the login screen (GDM) either?
[12:48] <iamleneko> that's what i did ... funny thing is that the first things i have tell... whatever so far, noone seems to had an issue around so can give me help
[12:48] <dart> MASARUwota, With this plugins what it does is to emulate to mozilla of 32bits
[12:48] <MASARUwota> iamleneko: just state your question then in privmsg :X
[12:48] <iamleneko> i will keep on digging google results
[12:48] <dura> yes, I must log in terminal
[12:48] <MASARUwota> dart: if you know all about it, you should be able to get it yourself then, right? :/
[12:48] <dart> MASARUwota, I have found it for hardy but for karmic not
[12:49] <MASARUwota> dura: reinstall GDM
[12:49] <MASARUwota> dart: just isntall the hardy one then, the differences are minimal :/
[12:49] <MASARUwota> *install
[12:49] <ae86-drifter> Nicekiwi9, comment out all of them except for the canonical.com ones
[12:49] <dura> how to install? I installed ubuntu throug usb flash drive
[12:49] <zer0_mood> hi all. i need a dictionary that can take whats in my clipboard automaticly. any ideas ?
[12:50] <Nicekiwi9> ae86-drifter: is there a way to cancell a apt-get update?
[12:50] <ae86-drifter> Nicekiwi9, or ubuntu.com
[12:50] <ae86-drifter> Nicekiwi9, ctrl +C
[12:50] <mkanyicy> dura, maybe sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop gdm
[12:50] <zer0_mood> hi all. i need a dictionary that can take whats in my clipboard automaticly. any ideas ? ?
[12:51] <Nicekiwi9> ae86-drifter: just to be clear "##" comments out stuff right?
[12:51] <flexy> I'm running fsck.ext3 -ccvky /dev/some_partition at a headless box, in the background. How can I see afterwards how many badblocks was found?
[12:51] <ae86-drifter> Nicekiwi9, # will do
[12:51] <dura> ok, I'll try it later
[12:51] <dura> I ask again
[12:52] <MASARUwota> flexy: logs? maybe?
[12:52] <Nicekiwi9> ae86-drifter: well everything non ubuntu or canonical is commented out with a double # but theres still repos in the apt-get update that are not in the sources.list
[12:53] <dura> how to restore boot loader karmic? my boot loader lost when installing ubuntu feisty
[12:53] <mkanyicy> zer0_mood, why don't you just paste to it
[12:53] <chilli0> Whats the eqvilant to ollydbg in ubuntu ?
[12:53] <Pici> Nicekiwi9: Check if there is anything in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/
[12:53] <flexy> MASARUwota: where does it log?
[12:53] <ae86-drifter> Nicekiwi9, did you run apt-get clean?
[12:53] <MASARUwota> dura: bootloader? as in, GRUB?
[12:53] <mkanyicy> dura, fiesty?
[12:53] <Nicekiwi9> ae86-drifter: yes
[12:53] <MASARUwota> flexy: lets google =)
[12:53] <Jonathan_L_2> mkanyicy: The issues appeared right after resizing and moving partitions
[12:53] <weinmann> i try to run a shell script with root privs in the BG with nohup: nohup sudo sh bla.sh &    but it doesnt do anything sudo sh bla.sh with leavin the shell opened works perfectly so what did i do wrong?
[12:53] <dura> for grub
[12:53] <Nicekiwi9> Pici: its empty
[12:53] <zer0_mood> this is the slower way.. i need to read a huge text full of unfamiliar words
[12:53] <Jonathan_L_2> It's too many issues at once to be random
[12:53] <MASARUwota> flexy: /var/log/fsck ?
[12:53] <zer0_mood> trying to save time
[12:53] <dura> no, I want to return to karmic
[12:53] <Nicekiwi9> Pici: opps, hold on
[12:53] <ae86-drifter> Nicekiwi9, open the sources.list file again, make sure you saved it properly.....
[12:54] <Nicekiwi9> ae86-drifter: i have, several times, it was saved prperly
[12:54] <mkanyicy> Jonathan_L_2, so you reckon it's partitioning process that changed priviledges of nm-applet?
[12:54] <smaakage> Hello.
[12:54] <mkanyicy> Jonathan_L_2, what tool did you use to resize partitions ? gparted?
[12:54] <holden_> does any of you use a western digital caviar green hdd on linux? I'd like to see the output of hdparm and smartctl
[12:54] <Nicekiwi9> Pici: thats a directory
[12:54] <mkanyicy> hi smaakage
[12:55] <MASARUwota> !hi|smaakage
[12:55] <smaakage> Are there somebody in here there can help me with screen in ubuntu server?
[12:55] <MASARUwota> !ask|smaakage
[12:55] <ae86-drifter> Nicekiwi9, you could try sudo apt-get -f update
[12:55] <Nicekiwi9> Pici: unless u memt look in it.. mty bad
[12:55] <Pici> Nicekiwi9: Yes. You can put files in there to be sourced by apt
[12:55] <mkanyicy> weinmann, what does nohup do?
[12:55] <smaakage> Are there somebody in here there can help me with screen in ubuntu server?
[12:56] <ae86-drifter> Nicekiwi9, i think all the "ubuntu tweaking" has backfired on you
[12:56] <mkanyicy> weinmann, why don't you just do "sudo blah blah blah &" ?
[12:56] <weinmann> wont it be closed if i close my shell then?
[12:56] <flexy> MASARUwota: it does not show anything. I've googled alot. I'm running the fsck in commandline. The box is quite limited and the hdd is quite big, so it takes ages. Perhaps few days. So, it's running in background...
[12:56] <Nicekiwi9> Pici: yes there are files in that dir
[12:56] <mkanyicy> weinmann, use disown
[12:56] <dura> first, I install karmic. the boot loader work properly. after that I nstall 7.04 on same hard disk. boot loader doesnt work
[12:56] <mkanyicy> weinmann, why don't you just do "sudo blah blah blah &"  and then "disown"
[12:57] <weinmann> ill look that up and try it ty for help
[12:57] <Nicekiwi9> ae86-drifter: Pici appares to be onto somthing
[12:57] <Pici> Nicekiwi9: Anything in those files will be used when apt-get does its updates, so if you are seeing extra items that you don't want to see, then you need to look into those files.
[12:57] <Nicekiwi9> Pici: or i could jsut delete all those files?
[12:58] <Pici> Nicekiwi9: Assuming you don't want them anymore, sure. Thats up to you though.
[12:58] <flexy> MASARUwota: I was actually hoping for a tool to check the badblock inode (or whatever it is called) from the fs after the fsck. Can't seem to find one...
[12:59] <Nicekiwi9> Pici: how would i do that, DOS cmds dont see to work :P funny that
[12:59] <mkanyicy> weinmann, no prob
[12:59] <Pici> Nicekiwi9: sudo rm -f /etc/apt/sources.list.d/*
[13:00] <Nicekiwi9> Pici: sweet
[13:02] <Nicekiwi9> ae86-drifter: grr maybe that wasent the best idea... apt-get update is complaining about lack of GPG's on the karmic-security and karmic-updates etc
[13:03] <MASARUwota> !botsnack
[13:03] <Nicekiwi9> ae86-drifter: is also failing to get some of the ubuntu.com repos
[13:03] <Pici> !gpgerr
[13:04] <Nicekiwi9> Pici: more like after deleting custom repos, but these are the offical ubuntu repos
[13:05] <ae86-drifter> still need keys
[13:05] <ae86-drifter> just readd them with the instructions Pici gave you
[13:05] <Nicekiwi9> but surly they wouldent have been in that other folder?
[13:05] <Xfact> Any shortcut key is available to run 'system monitor'?
[13:06] <MASARUwota> Xfact not by default
[13:06] <chilli0> Whats the eqvilant to ollydbg in ubuntu ?
[13:07] <Xfact> MASARUwota: there any way available to add shortcut key for running system monitor?
[13:08] <MASARUwota> Xfact: cant tell you how, but i can guarantee you that there is such an option in gnome/metacity
[13:08] <smellynoser> Where is the kernel I can install that will fix this mind numbingly annoying bug? option: option_instat_callback: error -108
[13:08] <MASARUwota> chili0: a debugger?
[13:08] <Jonathan_L_2> mkanyicy: No, I guess it's file errors or something
[13:08] <smellynoser> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/446146
[13:08] <Xfact> MASARUwota: well, thanks for that....
[13:08] <Jonathan_L_2> mkanyicy: GParted
[13:08] <MASARUwota> Xfact :/
[13:08] <MASARUwota> chili0: gdb?
[13:08] <smellynoser> I am close to suicide because of this stupid annoying pointless bug
[13:09] <craig-t> hi guys, I've installed ubuntu server edition in a Sun Virtual box... I've installed apache php mysql... etc.. but I can't access anything on the servers ip address?
[13:09] <Nicekiwi9> Pici: oh dear.. can u tell me the gpgp keys for "http://security.ubuntu.com karmic-security Release" and "http://nz.archive.ubuntu.com karmic-updates Release" ?
[13:09] <Nicekiwi9> gpg*
[13:09] <MASARUwota> smellynoser: explain your problem?
[13:09] <mkanyicy> but gparted reported no errors during resizing, Jonathan_L_2 ?
[13:09] <Nicekiwi9> Pici: or how i might get them?
[13:09] <smellynoser> MASARUwota: There is a bug/regression that is affecting me (https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/446146). I don't know where the ubuntu safe kernel is, that fixes this
[13:10] <Jonathan_L_2> mkanyicy: there where an error with moving swap, then it had moved root
[13:10] <smellynoser> MASARUwota: If I can't find a fix, I'm likely to go on a killing spree
[13:10] <Jonathan_L_2> so I set it to move swap again and then /home
[13:10] <Nicekiwi9> Pici: opps
[13:10] <Jonathan_L_2> I think womething happened with the root partition
[13:11] <craig-t> anyone know where I might have gone wrong? I'm following this: http://net.tutsplus.com/tutorials/php/how-to-setup-a-dedicated-web-server-for-free/
[13:11] <MASARUwota> smellynoser: i know of someone else with that bug
[13:11] <mint> hi juliana
[13:11] <mkanyicy> Jonathan_L_2, you were using liveCD to partition right?
[13:11] <zeitsofa> hello :) i have a problem with LUKS LVM and ubuntu 9.10. i has installed a new ubuntu 9.10. after the installation i like to use my crypted LUKS/LVM partitions for home/$user. so i edit my cryptotab ( http://pastebin.com/f32ca6447 ) the fstab ( http://pastebin.com/f4e4968ee ) run update-initramfs -u -k all und reboot the system. after grub2 prompt the i have to enter the encrypt password. i wrote 3-5 signs (it isn't the complete password) and sys
[13:11] <smellynoser> MASARUwota: Did they go on a killing spree because it ruined their lives and they couldn't fix it after trying 3 different kernels?
[13:11] <Jonathan_L_2> mkanyicy: yes
[13:11] <MASARUwota> smellynoser: not afaik
[13:12] <Crash2108> What's the most well supported Linux computer?  The IDEAL hardware to show off Ubuntu?
[13:12] <mkanyicy> Jonathan_L_2, then in that case, I would just reinstall nm-applet
[13:12] <Nicekiwi9> Pici: please explain the command << and >>?
[13:12] <smellynoser> MASARUwota: Do you know how to fix it?
[13:12] <nibbler> in 9.04 i was able to set my sound preferences like : video uses this, audioconferencing uses that device etc. with my update to 9.10 this went missing. where can i find that?
[13:12] <mkanyicy> Jonathan_L, or the whole desktop packages
[13:12] <Pici> Nicekiwi9: What?
[13:12] <SwedeMike> zeitsofa: for me to get it to work on my crypted /home on a 9.04 machine upgraded to 9.10, I have to boot with nosplash and without quiet, then I have to type it 2-3 times before it works.
[13:12] <mkanyicy> Jonathan_L_2, or the whole desktop packages
[13:12] <Jonathan_L> mkanyicy: When I reboot, it freezes when everything has unloaded on the desktop except for my background
[13:12] <Nicekiwi9> !gpgerr
[13:13] <SwedeMike> zeitsofa: basically, it's just broken, they broke it when they tried to make things boot faster.
[13:13] <Nicekiwi9> Pici: "and run << -
[13:13] <Jonathan_L> mkanyicy: It's me again, from the other computer
[13:13] <Pici> Nicekiwi9: Run the command that is inside those brackets
[13:14] <mkanyicy> Jonathan_L, that is a known problem
[13:14] <Pici> Nicekiwi9: replace <key> with 437D05B5
[13:14] <MASARUwota> smellynoser: no...
[13:14] <mkanyicy> Jonathan_L, anyway you can try to reinstall ubuntu-desktop package
[13:14] <Jonathan_L> mkanyicy: I have to press the power-off button to shut down then
[13:14] <Nicekiwi9> Pici: yeah.. it says that keys not found on keyserver
[13:14] <mkanyicy> Jonathan_L, are you using laptop
[13:14] <zeitsofa> SwedeMike: i have disable splash and quiet. but is very hard to enter the the passphrase 3 times parallel the boot process output is printed :/
[13:14]  * marts is away: отошел
[13:14] <Jonathan_L> It's a laptop, yes
[13:14] <zeitsofa> SwedeMike: no better solutions to fix this?
[13:15] <DaZ> marts: turn off autoaway plox >:
[13:15] <Jonathan_L> mkanyicy: Booting in recovery mode now
[13:15] <SwedeMike> zeitsofa: well, I enter it when it's halting to ask for it. if I don't enter it fast enough (multiple times) I get dropped to recovery shell and have to cryptsetup luksOpen and mount from there
[13:15] <mkanyicy> What do you need to recover, Jonathan_L ?
[13:16] <Jonathan_L> mkanyicy: Don't know. I'm letting dpkg fix packages now
[13:16] <blackshell> how can i run java programs in ubuntu in geany??
[13:16] <Jonathan_L> Or something like it
[13:17] <zeitsofa> SwedeMike: bad bug :D so i replace my system with the 9.04 backup and try ubuntu 9.10 later :D thx for your help
[13:17] <blackshell> geany says javac not found
[13:17] <llutz> blackshell: install jdk
[13:17] <mint> hi
[13:18] <blackshell> llutz:how?
[13:18] <MASARUwota> blackshell: open synaptic and download the package or use apt-get
[13:18] <Nuker> hello how can i install kde in gnome desktop
[13:18] <Nuker> i want kde :)
[13:19] <Jonathan_L> mkanyicy: Can you wait a few minutes? I'll upgrade Pidgin here now
[13:19] <smellynoser> What should I change 'karmic', 'karmic-security' and what not to in apt sources.lst so I can get some random untested code that might fix one of my problems?
[13:19] <Jonathan_L> Nuker: It depends on the package names
[13:19] <craig-t> how do I get ubuntu installed in Sun VirtualBox accessible to other computers on my network?
[13:19] <mkanyicy> Jonathan_L, ok
[13:19] <Jonathan_L> kubuntu-desktop is the package to isntall for Ubuntu
[13:19] <llutz> craig-t: use bridged networking, install
[13:19] <Jonathan_L> craig-t: What kind of accessible? SSH? Disk image?
[13:19] <Nuker> sudo apt-get install kde ?
[13:20] <mkanyicy> Jonathan_L, kubuntu-desktop is for KDE, ubuntu-desktop is for GNOME
[13:20] <Jonathan_L> Nuker: If that's the package for your dist
[13:20] <Nicekiwi9> ae86-drifter: uhm.. any ideas?
[13:20] <MASARUwota> smellynoser: you cant do that in ubuntu, it isnt a bleeding edge distro
[13:20] <craig-t> just want to be able to view the websites with apache.
[13:20] <Jonathan_L> mkanyicy: I know. Told Nuker that
[13:20] <zeitsofa> SwedeMike: google is my friend - i have found a bad trick to fix it. most text are german but i hope u can fix it, too.
[13:20] <craig-t> llutz, how do I go about that?
[13:20] <zeitsofa> SwedeMike: http://blog.biotecs.org/index.php/2009/12/ubuntu-910-workaround-fur-problem-mit-verschlusselten-festplatten-dm-crypt-crypttab/
[13:21] <llutz> craig-t: read virtualbox-documentation
[13:21] <llutz> craig-t: set a new virtual machine up, just make sure to use "bridged networking" and install what you like then
[13:22] <llutz> craig-t: if you don't have dhcpd running within yuor network, configure that vm to use static-ip
[13:22] <flexy> lastlog flexy
[13:23] <Nicekiwi9> Pici: any ideas?
[13:23] <bijou> how can i install satan?
[13:24] <craig-t> thanks llutz
[13:25] <MASARUwota> bijou: ask satanists. lol
[13:26] <MASARUwota> !botsnack
[13:26] <bijou>  how can i install S.A.T.A.N. :
[13:27] <Nicekiwi9> w00t... another attempt to use ubuntu up inflames... with the same cause as all the last times...
[13:27] <hvanderlaan> @bijou: sudo atp-get install heaven_and_hell
[13:27] <bijou> what a joke
[13:27] <voyantclev> Hello - I'm new to Ubuntu and trying to figure out how to identify which disk a particular set of directories is currently on
[13:28] <ae86-drifter> Nicekiwi9, if your new to linux, you shouldnt run these "tweks" unless you know EXACTLY what they do... you should of written down exactly what changes you have made
[13:28] <voyantclev> want to create RAID1 (have 2 500GB drives) -- but need to be sure I don't inadvertantly delete something
[13:28] <hvanderlaan> @bijou: sudo apt-cache search satan
[13:28] <smellynoser> Is it possible to downgrade from Karmic to Jaunty? Also, does anybody know which kernel came with Jaunty? I need to try 2.6.28-13. That kernel doesn't seem to work for me with Karmic
[13:28] <hvanderlaan> @bijou: sudo apt-get install xevil
[13:28] <ae86-drifter> the n you could easily revert them
[13:29] <Nicekiwi9> ae86-drifter: not exactly what i ment...
[13:29] <Nuker> hello verma
[13:29] <jrib> Nicekiwi9: pastebin your command and the full output
[13:29] <legend2440> bijou: http://ubuntusatanic.org/quick-install.php
[13:29] <Nicekiwi9> jrib: uhm what?
[13:29] <jrib> !pastebin | Nicekiwi9
[13:30]  * Nicekiwi9 resists the desire to be rude to Jrib but may fail...
[13:30] <ae86-drifter> Nicekiwi9, lol..
[13:30] <blackshell> is there a nokia sdk for ubuntu?
[13:30] <ae86-drifter> Nicekiwi9, i have done all i can, im sorry i cant help...
[13:30] <jrib> Nicekiwi9: if you want me to help you, please drop the sarcasm
[13:30] <mkanyicy> voyantclev, are you having more than one disk?
[13:31] <voyantclev> yes - 2 separate 500GB disks
[13:31] <chilli0> Whats the eqvilant to ollydbg in ubuntu ?
[13:31] <ae86-drifter> jrib, he needs to add gpg keys for the default repos
[13:31] <voyantclev> when I run fdisk -l I show 3 partitions on the first, and one on the second
[13:31] <Jonathan_L> Hi
[13:31] <mkanyicy> voyantclev, can you paste at http://paste.ubuntu.com the output of the commands "sudo fdisk -l" and that of "df -h"
[13:31] <Nicekiwi9> ae86-drifter: everytime ive used ubuntu over the years it dies wen updates come out and is never as stable as its flashy website claims.. and instead of updates all i get is (very kindly for you for providing them btw) is rather complicated  work arounds
[13:31] <Jonathan_L> mkanyicy: I'm back
[13:31] <jrib> ae86-drifter: I understand, I asked him to show me what he ran and the output
[13:31] <mkanyicy> Jonathan_L, ok
[13:32] <Jonathan_L> Upgraded Pidgin, yay
[13:32] <ae86-drifter> Nicekiwi9, thats funny because i have never had issues like that for years, but then again, i only add trusted repos, and i dont use "tweaks"
[13:33] <Nicekiwi9> ae86-drifter: well, im tlaking about offical ubuntu updates...
[13:33] <blackshell> is there a nokia sdk for ubuntu?
[13:33] <ae86-drifter> Nicekiwi9, but you had conflicting repos
[13:33] <Jonathan_L> My laptop is still downloading packages ...
[13:33] <ae86-drifter> so the "update" will use the 3rd party repos you added
[13:33] <Nicekiwi9> ae86-drifter: not exactly, just repos that couldent be found
[13:34] <mkanyicy> voyantclev, are you still around?
[13:34] <mkanyicy> voyantclev, can you paste at http://paste.ubuntu.com the output of the commands "sudo fdisk -l" and that of "df -h"
[13:34] <Nicekiwi9> ae86-drifter: it would appare the gpg keys for 2 of the ubuntu repos were in that folder with all the other 3rd party repos
[13:34] <Nicekiwi9> ae86-drifter: which i deleted...
[13:35] <ae86-drifter> Nicekiwi9, well, download them again...
[13:35] <ae86-drifter> !gpg
[13:35] <voyantclev> ok - its there
[13:36] <ae86-drifter> !pgp
[13:36] <Xfact> anybody have tested ubuntu 10.04?
[13:36] <chilli0> Whats the eqvilant to ollydbg in ubuntu ?
[13:36] <voyantclev> http://paste.ubuntu.com/352916
[13:36] <jarod511> Hi
[13:36] <kkuno> hi I'm trying to boot ubuntu 9.10 64bit in virtualbox, using the same system as host... and it says "this kernel requires x8664 cpu, but detected only a i686 cpu"
[13:37] <kkuno> ...
[13:37] <elektrikz> chilli0: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=608123&highlight=ollydbg
[13:37] <Nicekiwi9> ae86-drifter: no this is too much... this is exactly why i keep leaving ubuntu.. i shoudlent have to do all this assuming the sytem is as good as it claims to be, as an end user i should never have to use the terminal.. i could do all this and maybe fix it but its all too much hassle for a PC to just play music etc.. :(
[13:38] <chilli0> Nicekiwi9,  What are you trying to do ?
[13:38] <jrib> Nicekiwi9: you just said you deleted keys yourself.  That's not an ubuntu issue.
[13:38] <airtonix> chilli0, i assume you've already used apt-search to look for 32bit assembler debuggers ?
[13:38] <hipitihop> so what is the ubuntu way to automatically load a kernel module on boot, I want to load "uinput"
[13:38] <Nicekiwi9> jrib: no, but it is the cuase of the origonal issue
[13:39] <jrib> Nicekiwi9: caused by *you*.  Anyway, if you want to resolve it, can you pastebin the command you ran that ubottu told you about before and its output?
[13:39] <chilli0> airtonix,  I have a few installed but none are like ollydbg
[13:39] <airtonix> chilli0, have you tried looking on freshmeat or sourceforge ?
[13:39] <elektrikz> chilli0, did you check out the link i pasted?
[13:39] <jrib> Nicekiwi9: you are basically complaining that the blinker on your car doesn't work because you popped the hood and ripped out some wires
[13:39] <mkanyicy> voyantclev, files in the second disk are in the /backup folder. the /backup folder is the mount point for the the partition on the second disk. the second disk has only 1 partition. the first partition of the first disk is mounted at / and must contain ubuntu and the next one is for swap. is there anything else you would want to know about your configuration?
[13:39] <Nicekiwi9> jrib: which command? and how do i do the paste exactly?
[13:39] <chilli0> elektrikz, Yeh  i did
[13:39] <jrib> !gpgerr | Nicekiwi9
[13:39] <elektrikz> any luck?
[13:40] <jrib> Nicekiwi9: visit paste.ubuntu.com to paste
[13:40] <chilli0> I have ddd and linux debug
[13:40] <Nicekiwi9> jrib: fuck it, now u r being rude... im outta here =( cya next release maybe...
[13:40] <elektrikz> ...
[13:40] <afk-drifter> lol
[13:41] <ae86-drifter> lol
[13:41] <mike> I'm having trouble with the new 9.10 and my wireless, it keeps dropping the connection randomly
[13:41] <chilli0> elektrikz, But Its not like the ollydbg hehe
[13:41] <jarod511> i'm trying to install grub2 and before the upgrade-from-grub-legacy i have an error 15 file not found or something... any idea ?
[13:42] <hipitihop> Guest34034, have you tried using wicd, I find that more reliable
[13:42] <elektrikz> chilli0, well maybe you can find an alternative :)
[13:42] <voyantclev> thanks for the info mkanyicy; what I'd like to do is remove the /backup partition and create RAID1, with the 2nd disk to be used as the mirror of the first
[13:42] <chilli0> elektrikz,  Yeh I guess They It may be me thoe
[13:42] <ae86-drifter> i dont know why these people who know nothing about linux go around tweaking the shit out of it and expect everything to be fine
[13:42] <dath> SSL ret: 0, SSL error: error:00000000:lib(0):func(0):reason(0), errno: 0 <--- what does this mean?
[13:42] <Guest34034> hipitihop: Did it fix your problem 100%?
[13:43] <chilli0> ae86-drifter,  What did he do ?
[13:43] <llutz> ae86-drifter: because they were told they can do so, because linux is soooo 133t and easy :(
[13:43] <legend2440> jarod511: http://stringofthoughts.wordpress.com/2009/05/25/grub-error-15-debianubuntu/
[13:43] <elky> ae86-drifter, (psst, there is no feces in ubuntu)
[13:43] <ae86-drifter> he had about 15 custom repos and keys, and told me he followed guides from ubuntu tweaks website
[13:44] <mkanyicy> ok, voyantclev, i have no experience about creating RAID, anyway, you can just backup all the files in / before you delete them on it
[13:44] <jbwiv> guys, where should bugs in things like the Gnome System Monitor be reported? Via bugs.ubuntu.com or with the Gnome project itself?
[13:44] <mkanyicy> ok, voyantclev, i have no experience about creating RAID, anyway, you can just backup all the files in /backup before you delete them on it
[13:44] <ae86-drifter> and then complaining that gnome wouldnt load up
[13:44] <chilli0> lol
[13:45] <hipitihop> Guest34034, yes but I have been using it since prior 9.10 for similar reasons... wirless would work for days then drop out sometimes, would have to re-establish things..sometimes worked on some users and not others. wicd just works for me
[13:45] <voyantclev> can anyone else provide me with some advice on creating RAID1?
[13:45] <airtonix> jbwiv, read through this first : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ReportingBugs
[13:46] <hvanderlaan> voyantclev: what kind of advice do you need
[13:46] <jbwiv> airtonix: k, thx
[13:46] <airtonix> jbwiv, you can also get more specific information about ubuntu bugs on #ubuntu-bugs
[13:46] <TopKatz> hello - so there are new headers out there, but Im scared. I run a hardware raid that requires me to build my drivers.  Can I do the update, then build the drivers against the new headers before restart?
[13:46] <jbwiv> airtonix: ok, thank you
[13:47] <hvanderlaan> @voyantclev: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/RAID1%2BLVM This could help you a bit
[13:47] <voyantclev> I have 2 disks; first one has Ubuntu and our local file shares (Samba); I want to create a RAID1 set-up so everything on the first disk will be replicated to the second
[13:47] <airtonix> TopKatz, theoretically yes.
[13:47] <TopKatz> if I jsut do make install will it use the new headers
[13:47] <TopKatz> or will I have to point it to the new ones?
[13:48] <hvanderlaan> follow the steps and skip the lvm part ;)
[13:48] <airtonix> TopKatz, obviouslly you'll need to the new dev package for the new headers i presume
[13:48] <TopKatz> I dont typicaly need those to build the driver
[13:49] <Xfact> anybody uses internet connection that connected with cpu with ethernet?
[13:50] <mkanyicy> Xfact, ask a question, a real one
[13:50] <MASARUwota> Xfact: "cpu with ethernet"... what?!
[13:51] <mkanyicy> MASARUwota, LOL!
[13:51] <MASARUwota> Xfact, i dont think anyone uses that, if you do, you are doing it wrong
[13:51] <Xfact> MASARUwota: sorry I meant that connect your modem and CPU via an ethernet cable...
[13:51] <inferno_daulXEON> Hello!
[13:52] <MASARUwota> Xfact, CPU = central processing unit, your processor. you dont connect that to the internet afaik
[13:52] <MASARUwota> !hi|inferno_daulXEON
[13:52] <Xfact> MASARUwota: only that calbe doing all problem to my Ubuntu 9.10 so I am feeling helpless :(
[13:52] <airtonix> Xfact, you mean modem > ethernet cable > internet
[13:52] <MASARUwota> :/
[13:52] <airtonix> Xfact, which then means : computer > ???? > modem ?
[13:52]  * MASARUwota is confused
[13:52] <hipitihop> how does one load kernel modules automatically on boot ?
[13:52] <Xfact> MASARUwota: whatever, that big side box....which we use and 'normally call CPU'
[13:52]  * airtonix is too
[13:53] <MASARUwota> Xfact what? :/ Computer, or PC? is that what you are aiming at?
[13:53] <mkanyicy> Xfact, hahaha, ok now I remember the computer science guys used to say to us the whole desktop box was a cpu
[13:54] <Xfact> airtonix: Modem>Ethernet cable>computer... *Successful connection*  :) (I meant that)
[13:54]  * airtonix is not amused
[13:54] <MASARUwota> mkanyicy: LOL
[13:54] <farciarz84> is there some tool in ubuntu console that I can get processor usage from?
[13:54] <airtonix> Xfact, yes i have that setup
[13:54] <llutz> farciarz84: top, htop, ps
[13:54] <mkanyicy> MASARUwota, I am not kidding you, at varsity level!!
[13:54] <farciarz84> in cpu_usage; out: 34%
[13:54] <MASARUwota> mkanyicy: holy shit D:
[13:54] <MASARUwota> farciarz84: use "top"
[13:54] <Xfact> airtonix: are you using Ubuntu karmic?
[13:54] <airtonix> Xfact, your next question will involve describing the type of modem
[13:54] <inferno_daulXEON> Im having a problem. I have an open iptables but I can not ping my windows machine. and my windows machine cannot ping my ubuntu machine. I can ping the windows machine from a laptop. I can ping the router from the ubuntu machine. WHAT do I dooooo
[13:55] <farciarz84> MASARUwota: I need to redirect output to some file so I need only one result cpu_usage
[13:55] <Xfact> MASARUwota and akanyicy, yes that computer desktop box....
[13:55] <airtonix> Xfact, ie: my modem is an adsl modem. (and yes i use karmic)
[13:55] <MASARUwota> Xfact: you dont call it a CPU, honestly, you dont :/
[13:56] <MASARUwota> farciarz84: this is a general linux question, people here dont seem to answer, so i point you to #linux, the guys there are really knowledgable =)
[13:56] <inferno_daulXEON> Help >.<!
[13:56] <Xfact> airtonix: you are the right guy to ask then, I am using adsl modem thats connects internet by ISP username and password, but in ubuntu 9.10 is't not connecting... :(
[13:57] <Nuker> how to install gnome theme ?
[13:57] <MASARUwota> inferno_dualXEON: is your windows box refusing connections with its firewall? maybe?
[13:57] <Xfact> MASARUwota: then what should I call it?
[13:57] <airtonix> Xfact, my modem handles the authentication (it is also a router and a switch )
[13:57] <mkanyicy> Nuker, use synaptic
[13:57] <Nuker> ok
[13:57] <Nuker> :-*
[13:58] <MASARUwota> Xfact: pc, desktop, computer, "box"    just dont call it CPU, as a CPU is something INSIDE a computer :/
[13:58] <inferno_daulXEON> MASARUwota: Nope, the windows machine is cool. I can access its files from my laptop and can access my laptops files from it.  Its the ubuntu machine that is bugging out
[13:58] <airtonix> Xfact, in my network config i just set my gateway to the ip of the modem/router/switch
[13:58] <MASARUwota> inferno_dualXEON: you said you have iptables running?
[13:58] <Xfact> airtonix: all mine too, but can you tell me how to set it in karmic to use...
[13:58] <zamba> problem with ubuntu after latest karmic update.. gdm won't start.. when i issue service gdm start i get the following error: "start: Unknown job: gdm"
[13:58] <macman_> hi does anyone use dvdautor to make menus ? if so when i try to use it i get a segfault .. any ideas why ?
[13:58] <airtonix> Xfact, see the network applet icon in your system tray ?
[13:59] <MASARUwota> inferno_dualXEON: try disabling that and retry?
[13:59] <airtonix> Xfact, (two arrows pointing left and right )
[13:59] <`BlAdE`> salut
[13:59] <inferno_daulXEON> zamba:  did you happen to try 'sudo aptitude install gdm'
[13:59] <Xfact> airtonix: I set up pppoe (Point-to-Point Protocol over Ethernet) connection with UID and password in 'dsl' tab of network manager....
[13:59] <farciarz84> llutz: ps -eo %C doesn't seem to work
[14:00] <airtonix> Xfact, why? your modem should handle that for you ?
[14:00] <zamba> inferno_daulXEON: already installed
[14:00] <`BlAdE`> j'ai supprimé, faute de frappe, network-manager-gnome de ma koala karmic. J'ai donc profiter de ce soucis pour jouer avec iwconfig et essayer de configurer ma carte wifi manuellement mais j'ai pas mal de soucis d'utilisation.
[14:00] <MASARUwota> !fr|`BlAdE`
[14:00] <Xfact> MASARUwota: but which you are meaning CPU I mean it by calling 'processor'  :)
[14:00] <`BlAdE`> sry =)
[14:01] <MASARUwota> Xfact: you may think that, but you should use words that the general public uses. im not just going to use random words because i like them :/
[14:01] <inferno_daulXEON> MASARUwota: iptables -L shows the proper config.
[14:01] <airtonix> Xfact, so you use the dls tab of the network config UI ? (i use the wired tab )
[14:01] <zamba> inferno_daulXEON: did a reinstall, that did the trick
[14:01] <soopos> What is wrong in the bash function at http://pastebin.com/m4f3cbe65 ?
[14:01] <MASARUwota> inferno_dualXEON checked your hosts?
[14:01] <llutz> farciarz84: ps -eo pcpu,xxxxx
[14:01] <Xfact> airtonix: I am totally new in 9.10 so set up anyway...(and it's wrong so not connecting) I need guide, but no one can't do that :( can you?
[14:01] <inferno_daulXEON> zamba cool
[14:02] <llutz> farciarz84: read "man ps" for further info
[14:02] <airtonix> Xfact, just remove any entries under the dsl tab and move back to the wired tab
[14:02] <Xfact> airtonix: ok what to do in 'wired' tab....I've added a connection, but where to put user id and password?
[14:03] <airtonix> Xfact, you dont put any authentication information there
[14:03] <llutz> Xfact: if you hava router as you said, you don't need user/pass
[14:03] <airtonix> Xfact, adsl authentication is handled by your modem.
[14:03] <MASARUwota> !pppoe|Xfact
[14:04] <MASARUwota> !botsnack
[14:05] <unixcruiser> ?
[14:05] <Xfact> airtonix: then my modem will not connect, because it's only accessible by authenticating....my connection provider's rule :( (atleast win XP and Ubuntu hardy doesn't support connection without authentication)
[14:05] <Jonathan_L> mkanyicy: Lolz. It seems like it's working now. :)
[14:05] <inferno_daulXEON> MASARUwota: I dunno what I should be checking for
[14:05] <Jonathan_L> It connected automatically
[14:05] <mkanyicy> Jonathan_L, ok
[14:06] <MASARUwota> inferno_dualXEON: dunno either, if your iptables and hosts are good then idk
[14:06] <Jonathan_L> If NetworkManager works now, so should the rest
[14:06] <Floid> Is there a way to convince apt to reinstall all dependencies for a meta-package?  (Like ubuntu-desktop after a disk crash?)
[14:06] <Jonathan_L> bye
[14:06] <Xfact>  'adsl' and 'dsl' has any difference?
[14:06] <Jonathan_L> Floid: Reboot to recovery, dpkg repair?
[14:06] <Xfact> because I think my modem is DSL....
[14:06] <airtonix> Xfact, yes but nothing concerning the reasons why you have to connect the way you do
[14:06] <llutz> Xfact: dsl, better xdsl covers adsl and sdsl
[14:06] <Jonathan_L> I just did it 'because I had some issues, it's fixed now
[14:06] <Floid> Hm, that's an idea.
[14:07] <llutz> Xfact: no difference for you
[14:07] <Floid> That won't purge anything, will it?
[14:07] <inferno_daulXEON> I have 127.0.0.1 localhost and 127.0.0.1 hostname and then all the other computers i have static ips for
[14:07] <airtonix> Xfact, my recommendation is either 1) read that link above 2) get a new ISP that doesn't impose such stupid connection policy
[14:07] <Dunge> I'm trying to build something, and it seems I got a broken lib in my libtool (I did a lot of not-standard builds tricks before today)... where does libtool know what are the .la files it should check? Is there a file with the list somewhere?
[14:09] <Xfact> airtonix: ihey! in that link it saying we have to put our 'username and password' after runnig 'sudo pppoeconf' in the terminal!
[14:09] <Floid> Dunge:  Google "libtool search path"?
[14:10] <airtonix> Xfact, i use ppoe too but my modem handles it for me. far easier
[14:11] <Xfact> airtonix: then I think my modem is dump and stupid and your modem is smart! you are lucky! :-/
[14:11] <airtonix> Xfact, follow that link see how far you get
[14:11] <Floid> If you have a "router" that usually includes a PPPoE client, is I think what you're saying the confusion is.
[14:11] <rollo> it is a common problem in ubuntu to have ridiculosly slow internet through woreles that hardly ever works
[14:11] <airtonix> Xfact, but i can't see how that page is different from the dsl tab in the network config window
[14:12] <Dunge> Floid : google it and see, no answer there :P
[14:12] <smaakage> Is there anybody there can help me with screens?
[14:12] <rollo> i have the prblem of not being able to use the internet 90% of the time it will just time out
[14:12] <mkanyicy> smaakage, your question is vague
[14:12] <airtonix> smaakage, screen or monitors ?
[14:14] <Floid> Xfact: The concept is something like [DSL]-[DSL-to-ethernet-bridge-AKA-modem]-[PPPoE client]-[NAT]-[local subnet], if that helps. Sometimes these all live in one piece of hardware or are scattered across multiple boxes (or the PPPoE client can run on the PC itself).
[14:14] <Floid> If that helps any. :)
[14:15]  * Xfact feeling lots of pressure in just 13 yrs old mind :( 
[14:15] <airtonix> best time to start learning
[14:16] <MASARUwota> smaakage tries to connect to a screen but it gives him an error, afaik
[14:16] <Xfact> Floid: whatever you said, I know it's valuable information but I didn't understand, and it's ok and thanks :)
[14:17] <Floid> It'll start to make sense the more you poke at it.
[14:17] <Floid> PPP is just like on your old dialup modem.
[14:17] <Xfact> hummm
[14:18] <airtonix> (infact it is the same thing/method )
[14:18] <padi999> hey
[14:18] <Floid> Anyhow, time to try that repair/reinstall.
[14:18] <Datad> hi who had a heroes of newerth ?
[14:19] <Adam-85> Hi all , anyone can help me to install Oracle 10g under Ubuntu
[14:19] <padi999> has anyone else also wondered, why there are so many linux-header updates compared to real userspace apps updates in apt-get updates? I find it rather fascinating that there is a core team of kernel developpers totally on crack/speed and litteraly no one fixing bugs in apps.
[14:19] <TidyBhoy> how are we all? Is any1 here Connecting to a pptp VPN in Karmic? Im having a bit a bother getting mine running =(
[14:20] <Dunge> libtool: link: `/usr/local/lib/libts.la' is not a valid libtool archive
[14:20] <Dunge> make: *** [libSDL_image.la] Error 1
[14:20] <kgrandis_> are there any packages available that have CLI for configuring network settings like those used on first boot? ala dpkg-reconfigure networking or etherconf?
[14:20] <Dunge> I don't know why sdl_image try to find libts... and why it's still in libtool configs
[14:21] <Dunge> but I'm stuck
[14:21] <padi999> and has anyone managed to run syncs between kontact and google calendar?
[14:23] <ljamisonii> hello all...is there a program to edit .so files? gedit won't open it because it says it can't determine the character coding
[14:23] <protojay> how do you setup user quotas on ubuntu?
[14:24] <Adam-85> Heey , Can tell me where can get help to install Oracle under ubuntu
[14:24] <jmburgess> hey is there a way to do apt-get clean in a GUI of some sort?
[14:24] <dooglus_> how do I install grub?
[14:24] <Ethos> hi chaps, I need to install vmware tools on ubunt userver 8.10
[14:25] <Ethos> is aptitude install open-vm-tools the best method?
[14:25] <nebo> Adam-85, apt-get install postgres  is much easier to achieve ... and in freedom.
[14:26] <dooglus_> I used to dual-boot between 32 and 64 bit ubuntu.  I wiped the 64 bit partition, but don't know whether that's where grub lived.  I need to make sure it's installed on the 32 bit partition before rebooting.  how do I?
[14:26] <eFfeM> hi, how can I get sudo to let me in without asking for a password. I have already added eFfeM  ALL=NOPASSWD: ALL to /etc/sudoers, but that did not help. anyone an idea ?
[14:26] <kadakas> Is it normal that Xorg takes up over 50% cpu and ~300MB of ram? My CPU is dual 2.5Ghz
[14:27] <protojay> eFfeM, that seems to defeat the point behind sudo doesnt it?
[14:27] <dooglus_> eFfeM: I'll find out for you - just a moment
[14:28] <llutz> eFfeM: what gives "sudo -l"
[14:28] <eFfeM> protojay: this is a single user system, I'd rather not always use a root, but don't want the hassle of having to type my passwd every thiem
[14:28] <eFfeM> llutz: User frans may run the following commands on this host:
[14:28] <eFfeM>     (root) NOPASSWD: ALL
[14:28] <eFfeM>     (ALL) ALL
[14:28] <gp5st> i'm writing a shell scripts that needs to run a job every 15seconds, how do i do that, if i wait 15 from when the job finishes it'll run every 18 or 20 seconds or so
[14:28] <FloodBot1> eFfeM: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:29] <airtonix> jmburgess, since apt-get clean provides no output I assume you desire something like synaptics to provide you with a button that runs apt-get clean ?
[14:29] <airtonix> gp5st, cron ?
[14:29] <acicula> gp5st: cron?
[14:29] <airtonix> gp5st, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CronHowto
[14:30] <Adam-85> Any one know any room for free support for Oracle please tell me
[14:30] <ionut> hi does anyone knows where i can find the crypt() function of linux ubuntu ( the function that contains the algorithm to crypt the passwords ) ?
[14:30] <gp5st> airtonix: cron only provides minute res
[14:30] <acicula> gp5st: use a fail safe though, starting a process every 15 seconds is gonna blow up real fast if it starts taking longer then 15 secs to complete
[14:30] <dooglus_> eFfeM: i put "chris ALL=NOPASSWD: ALL" as the last line
[14:31] <jellow> tallation
[14:31] <Narc> Hello folks. I need someone's help to figure out why my left click is behaving strangely (when it's behaving at all) since I updated Karmic week or so ago. When the bug appear, I can't click any button or focus windows, right click is not responding too. I tried to set the X server to defaults, turned Compiz and Gnome-Do off, but nothing works. Xev is not registering any events form the mouse. I figured the problem appear depending o
[14:31] <Narc> n which program I open first. Mouse works on other OS. Thanks a lot.
[14:31] <airtonix> eFfeM, there is more to sudo than just "being something for a multi user desktop"
[14:31] <gp5st> acicula: yeah, i just don't know how to do that
[14:31] <alienkid10> can I install software on a user that does not have sudo privileges?
[14:31] <gp5st> ::face palm:: just cmd & and it returns immediately then i wait?
[14:31] <dooglus_> eFfeM: maybe you have other lines after yours, overruling it
[14:31] <acicula> gp5st: well you could mak a process starter that spawns a new process every 15 seconds?
[14:31] <gp5st> alienkid10: from source or with apt?
[14:31] <acicula> rather then sleep for 15 secs after your proc finishes
[14:31] <alienkid10> apt
[14:31] <stede> why oci (in php) dont work after i've done all points described here ( https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PHPOracle ) without any failures?
[14:31] <alienkid10> preferably
[14:31] <cHarNe2> Datad: had a hon what?
[14:32] <ionut> hi does anyone knows where i can find the crypt() function of linux ubuntu ( the function that contains the algorithm to crypt the passwords ) ?
[14:32] <gp5st> acicula: yeah, that's what i was doing, i just wasn't sure if there was a better way to go about it
[14:32] <Xfact> airtonix:  i followed all the instruction but now it saying 'device not managed' after clicking network icon in the top panel....
[14:32] <Xfact> :(
[14:33] <eFfeM> dooglus_: thanks that was it, after it there was a line for the group admin and I was also in admin
[14:33] <alienkid10> gp5st: with apt if possable
[14:33] <eFfeM> all who responded, thanks for your help
[14:33] <acicula> ionut: man crypt?
[14:33] <airtonix> Xfact, logical, since your modem is indeed not managed by the network applet (you used a different backend as per that page)
[14:34] <hamzaatova2> ive  aquestion----- why the text isnt centered??????????? http://img684.imageshack.us/i/11941466.png/
[14:34] <ionut> acicula: i don't think it exists ! u know what i am talinkg about ?
[14:34] <acicula> yeh
[14:34] <dooglus_> ionut: it's in the standard library
[14:34] <acicula> ionut: install the libc man pages, then type man crypt
[14:34] <airtonix> !find crypt
[14:34] <jmburgess> airtonix: correct
[14:34] <hamzaatova2> ive two computers in which the bootup of the system is failing for some reason------can you help me to solve it and make ubuntu to run??????
[14:34] <alienkid10> gp5st: ?
[14:34] <ionut> acicula: how do i install the man pages ,xcuse me ?
[14:35] <Xfact> airtonix: first I deleted all existing connection and after running 'sudo pppoeconf'
[14:35] <airtonix> jmburgess, then i doubt you'll get your desire.
[14:35] <HtheB> hi
[14:35] <dooglus_> ionut: install 'manpages-dev'
[14:35] <gp5st> alienkid10: idk, i was reading a little http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/16475/
[14:35] <dooglus_> !info manpages-dev
[14:35] <luist> how can i force resolution to be 1600x900?? highest available in Display is 1280x720...
[14:35] <Jennifer_B2> what is the current kernel versin on desktop ubuntu
[14:35] <Jennifer_B2> `?
[14:35] <gp5st> alienkid10: sorry:-\ any
[14:35] <jmburgess> airtonix: I found it is system->admin->computer janitor
[14:35] <ionut> dooglus_:  thx
[14:35] <alienkid10> gp5st: can't?
[14:35] <Jennifer_B2> kernel version
[14:35] <gp5st> anyone here know if you can use apt to install a package to a user's home? @alienkid10
[14:35] <airtonix> jmburgess, you can create a desktop launcher that contains something like : 'gksudo xterm -e apt-get clean'
[14:35] <Xfact>  airtonix:  it was asked for my user name and password just and I gave it, thats it...it shouldhave connected... but for any problem...
[14:36] <HtheB> could someone convert a .rpm into a .deb ?
[14:36] <HtheB> (with alien)
[14:36] <Xfact>  airtonix:  well thanks for your help :)
[14:36] <gp5st> alienkid10: i don't think so:(
[14:36] <Jennifer_B2> anyone... current kernel version is ?
[14:36] <alienkid10> gp5st: how with source when  I do make install it install normally?
[14:36] <jellow> gp5st: no but you can install it then you can ln -s /app/  it to your /bin folder
[14:36] <acicula> Jennifer_B2:  Linux silence 2.6.31-16-generic #53-Ubuntu SMP
[14:37] <Jennifer_B2> i have drivers for kerner 2.6
[14:37] <Jennifer_B2> acicula: will that work on the the latest ubuntu?
[14:37] <alienkid10> jellow: could I set up my own bin and etc and other folders nessacery?
[14:37] <acicula> Jennifer_B2: best to stick with drivers supplied with ubuntu
[14:37] <Jennifer_B2> it's for some mobile usb device
[14:37] <HtheB> anyone?
[14:38] <airtonix> alienkid10, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingEasyHowTo
[14:38] <HtheB> could someone convert a .rpm into a .deb ?
[14:38] <dooglus_> ionut: package libc6-dev has /usr/lib/libcrypt.a which has the crypt function in it
[14:38] <iceroot> how to see the encoding of my terminal?
[14:38] <airtonix> HtheB, why?
[14:38] <ikonia> HtheB: that's strongly not advisable
[14:38] <acicula> Jennifer_B2: the 2.6 kernel has been around for a looooong time, wether or not the drivers work depends on the drivers. Best to check first if you need to use your own custom drivers
[14:38] <HtheB> airtonix, because i cant install rpm
[14:38] <ikonia> HtheB: what do you want to install ?
[14:38] <ionut> dooglus_:  weeeo, thx man !!! apreciate that
[14:38] <Jennifer_B2> also.. I currently do not have internet on my ubunty computer... is there a way to download the packages to get started ( such as to unzip rar files and such)
[14:38] <alienkid10> compile takes longer usually then I allow users on my system
[14:38] <alienkid10> per day
[14:38] <HtheB> a game made with sdl lib
[14:38] <HtheB> let me show u the link
[14:39] <jellow> alienkid10: Not sure , I suppose so. Would more elegant to make a seperate partition
[14:39] <airtonix> HtheB, it helps when asking to initially provide as much information as possibly. also dont use enter as a form of punctuation
[14:39] <HtheB> http://narroin.free.fr/dstroy can u take a loot at it airtonix?
[14:39] <alienkid10> jellow: apt would work if they had the folders necessary in their  ~
[14:39] <airtonix> iceroot, i assume you are using gnome-terminal ?
[14:40] <jonathan__> hello! Since I upgraded my kernel from 2.6.31-16 to 2.6.31-17, some strange things happen. First, I can't boot the new kernel; it stops in normal boot with "Starting up..." and in recovery mode after telling me that my internal hard disk is checked and ok and will be next checked in "x" times. When trying to boot from 2.6.31-16 (the old kernel), I get the x server running, but all ttys are completly empty, except tty1. There stands "
[14:40] <jonathan__> Starting up...", I can't logg in via the tty, only on tty7 (XServer). Any Ideas what went wrong during the upgrade?
[14:40] <alienkid10> jellow: what folders would I need?
[14:40] <iceroot> airtonix: gnome-terminal through ssh with the real shell
[14:40] <airtonix> iceroot, "real shell" << describe this
[14:40] <iceroot> airtonix: after upgrading to zsh, i got big problems with utf8 through ssh
[14:40] <iceroot> airtonix: /bin/sh
[14:41] <gp5st> alienkid10: when you do ./configure you add --prefix=$HOME/bin or somwhere else you have access, then make, make install will put it where the prefix was
[14:41] <ikonia> HtheB: I wouldn't try to repackage that rpm - it's got dependencies on specific c++ libraries
[14:41] <airtonix> iceroot, commonly referred to as the "execution enviroment"
[14:41] <iceroot> airtonix: ok
[14:41] <HtheB> depencies? what do u mean?
[14:41] <iceroot> airtonix: gnome-terminal is set to utf8, if i am using zsh utf8 is broken, if i am using bash its ok
[14:42] <alienkid10> gp5st: compiling generally take longer then the time I they have on my system
[14:42] <jellow> alienkid10: Not sure i undersand , Where apt installs its binaries?
[14:42] <iceroot> airtonix: so i think i am missing something in ~/.zshrc but dont know what
[14:42] <airtonix> iceroot, http://www.zsh.org/mla/users/2008/msg01158.html
[14:42] <alienkid10> jellow: yes
[14:43] <airtonix> iceroot, also : http://cygwin.com/ml/cygwin/2008-03/msg00042.html
[14:43] <HtheB> ikonia: depencies? what do u mean?
[14:43] <jellow> alienkid10: /usr
[14:43] <iceroot> airtonix: ah good to know, thx
[14:43] <ikonia> HtheB: the software will depend on specific library versions, in specific locations
[14:44] <gp5st> jellow: he wants to allow uses to install their own programs though, the issue is write access to /usr
[14:44] <gp5st> jellow: chroot each user?
[14:44] <dooglus_> I used to dual-boot between 32 and 64 bit ubuntu.  I wiped the 64 bit partition, but don't know whether that's where grub lived.  I need to make sure it's installed on the 32 bit partition before rebooting.  how do I?
[14:44] <alienkid10> jellow, gp5st: example one ~/bin ~/usr and other folders in the users home folder would apt-get install install packages to the users local ~/bin and ~/usr?
[14:44] <gp5st> then they should be able to apt if i recall
[14:44] <alienkid10> updates for system wide packages would happen my me
[14:46] <JenniferB> I currently do not have internet on my ubunty computer... is there a way to download the packages to get started ( such as to unzip rar files and such ).. ?
[14:46] <ionut> dooglus_: what application can i use to read the libcrypt.a ?
[14:46] <gp5st> alienkid10: i would look into chroot jail
[14:46] <jrib> !offline | JenniferB
[14:46] <alienkid10> gp5st: you can't chroot without sudo
[14:46] <dooglus_> ionut: gcc will invoke ld which will pull in that library
[14:46] <dooglus_> ionut: gcc file.c -lcrypt
[14:46] <alienkid10> I use chroot myself actually
[14:47] <dooglus_> ionut: 'man crypt' will tell you to use -lcrypt'
[14:47] <P3t3> hey guys I am trying to get my Epson S20 to work - it's supported by the gutenprint drivers collection. ANyway in the official documentation of gutenprint i see my printer, I don't see it on my system when I choose the driver though
[14:47] <ionut> yes but i couldn't install the manpages
[14:47] <gp5st> alienkid10: huh? the point of chroot is that each user get's their own little world to play in
[14:47] <ionut> dooglus_: i don't know how
[14:47] <JenniferB> ubottu, thanks
[14:47] <alienkid10> gp5st: don't they need sudo to chroot?
[14:47] <TidyBhoy> how are we all? Is any1 here Connecting to a pptp VPN in Karmic? Im having a bit a bother getting mine running!? I've Tried everything.. I'm at the stage now that it connects but i then my internet traffic freezes... i also notice that a little padlock appears over my wireless signal when it connects (on the NetworkManager Applet)...
[14:47] <gp5st> yeah, but you chroot them, then they live there
[14:48] <dooglus_> ionut: perhaps you need to state what you're trying to do, bigger picture
[14:48] <alienkid10> I don't want to have to log each one each time
[14:48] <gp5st> alienkid: once you jail them, they don't need sudo to get there
[14:48] <jellow> !msn | jellow
[14:48] <dooglus_> ionut: it sounds like you're trying to build some source code, but don't know how to run the compiler...  perhaps you would be better off with a pre-built binary
[14:48] <acicula> TidyBhoy: post the log and route table on pastebin, the icon means that the connection was sucsesfully setup, so if it breaks your internet its probably because of routing or dns servers that are broken
[14:49] <billub> my crontab is not sending email reports, not even sure the crons are running (looks like not) can anyone help please !
[14:49] <acicula> dns entries
[14:49] <ionut> dooglus_: i just want to read what's inside that library
[14:49] <dooglus_> ionut: it's a binary.  not really readable for humans
[14:49] <jellow> !Kopete | jellow
[14:49] <TidyBhoy> sorry acicula im new to this.. how i get the log and route table?
[14:49] <alienkid10> isn't chroot text based or is there a way to make the outside user (my user?) invisible to that station? and have the X-session replaced with the chroot?
[14:49] <ionut> dooglus_: i got it. so how can i find out the logarithm that linux uses to crypt the passwords ?
[14:50] <dooglus_> ionut: you could try reading the source code of the crypt function, but it's not very interesting
[14:50] <dooglus_> ionut: lots of huge tables of numbers, and swapping bits around
[14:50] <alienkid10> because  in that case in a chroot like I do mostly then the user can interact visually with the outside and open a outside terminal
[14:51] <ionut> dooglus_:  it would be interesting. how can i do that
[14:51] <gp5st> alienkid10: i havn't used chroot like that, but i would imagine it would act exactly the same? i'm assuming their using xforwarding so there isn't a big difference betweena  cmd line prob and an x prog
[14:51] <acicula> TidyBhoy: in a console type route -n, pptp messages go into syslog, but it also posts account info there i think so maybe pastebinning isnt the best idea., does nslookup www.google.com return anything when you have the pptp connection running?
[14:51] <mgolisch> man crypt?
[14:51] <mgolisch> :)
[14:51] <dooglus_> ionut: enable the source repositories and apt-get source libc6-dev
[14:51] <alienkid10> ah yes they are
[14:52] <mgolisch> i think it uses des or md5 depending on the format of the supplied salt
[14:52] <aquastar112> hello :)
[14:52] <alienkid10> so I could do this
[14:52] <acicula> TidyBhoy: also are you trying to route all your traffic through the pptp vpn or just access stuff on that vpn
[14:52] <alienkid10> they wouldn't beable to exit?
[14:52] <stede> why oci (in php) dont work after i've done all points described here ( https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PHPOracle ) without any failures?
[14:52] <alienkid10> without logout/shutdown?
[14:52] <ionut> dooglus_: i've done that. now what follows ?
[14:52] <gp5st> alienkid10: I think it should work, it's what it was designed for. no they wouldn't be able to
[14:52] <alienkid10> ah
[14:52] <alienkid10> thanks
[14:52] <gp5st> alienkid10: i havn't used it tooo extensivly so i can't guide you much past here, but i know there are good tutorials on it
[14:53] <dooglus_> ionut: "man crypt" may tell you enough actually - it doesn't go into the ugly details, but is quite wordy
[14:53] <iceroot> what is the shortcut for pasting selected text? (mouse button 3)
[14:53] <alienkid10> I'll look it up
[14:53] <alienkid10> thanks though!
[14:53] <Guest30032> I need help with wget I have a deadline of about 20 minutes to try and wget the first and second level of a .com to avoid being psuedo ddos'd
[14:53] <TidyBhoy> route all traffic through it acicula, i cant even open google when connected to vpn
[14:53] <jrib> iceroot: shift-insert
[14:53] <abuyusuf> i've Ubuntu 9.10 64bit installed, can i install Qt SDK 32bit version on it ?     Would that cause any problems ?
[14:53] <Narc> Hello folks. I need someone's help to figure out why my left click is behaving strangely (when it's behaving at all) since I updated Karmic a week or so ago. When the bug appears, I can't click any button or focus or close windows, right click is not responding too. I tried to set the X server to defaults, turned Compiz and Gnome-Do off, but nothing works. Xev is not registering any event from the mouse. I figured the problem appears
[14:53] <Narc>  depending on which program I open first but it's quite random. Mouse works on other OS. Thanks a lot..
[14:53] <chamunks> I need help with wget I have a deadline of about 20 minutes to try and wget the first and second level of a .com to avoid being psuedo ddos'd
[14:53] <erUSUL> iceroot: there is none (standar anyway some apps may paste X paste buffer with some shortcut) afaik
[14:54] <ionut> dooglus_:
[14:54] <ionut> sh: dpkg-source: not found
[14:54] <ionut> Unpack command 'dpkg-source -x eglibc_2.10.1-0ubuntu15.dsc' failed.
[14:54] <ionut> Check if the 'dpkg-dev' package is installed.
[14:54] <iceroot> jrib: that is pasting text from the clipport (i copied with ctrl + c)
[14:54] <ionut> E: Child process failed
[14:54] <FloodBot1> ionut: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:54] <dooglus_> ionut: speak up a bit?
[14:54] <jrib> iceroot: maybe the two clipboards have the same contents atm then?
[14:54] <ionut> dooglus_: when i was installing the source libc6-dev i got that error
[14:55] <iceroot> jrib: no
[14:55] <gp5st> alienkid10: np
[14:55] <jrib> iceroot: where are you pasting?  Verify with xclip.
[14:55] <iceroot> jrib: also my friends are using it too but they are not here so i cant ask
[14:55] <dooglus_> ionut: I'll try it here
[14:55] <iceroot> jrib: they can paste with shift + insert which is using the clipboard i filled with ctrl + c and they press anything else to paste selected text
[14:56] <ionut> dooglus_: ok
[14:56] <iceroot> jrib: so there are two clipboards with different content
[14:56] <dooglus_> ionut: did it download 23MB of stuff?
[14:56] <ionut> yes
[14:56] <dooglus_> ok
[14:57] <inferno_daulXEON> HELP! Network issue. I can ping server from windows but not the other way. Connection refused on port22. Port set to listen. IPTABLES flushed and set to accept. Don't know what to do.
[14:57] <jrib> iceroot: all I can tell you is shift-insert has always pasted what's in the xclipboard for me
[14:57] <ionut> dooglus_: it says that dpkg-source: not found
[14:57] <Geracl-linux> помогите
[14:57] <Geracl-linux> язаебался
[14:57] <Geracl-linux> настраивать сеть
[14:57] <FloodBot1> Geracl-linux: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:57] <dooglus_> ionut: install package dpkg-dev
[14:57] <dooglus_> !info dpkg-dev:
[14:57] <ionut> dooglus_: it also says to chech if dpkg-dev is installed
[14:57] <dooglus_> !info dpkg-dev
[14:57] <ionut> how ?
[14:57] <Geracl-linux> кто
[14:57] <Geracl-linux> поможет
[14:58] <ionut> apt-get dpkg-dev ?
[14:58] <Geracl-linux> настроит инет
[14:58] <Geracl-linux> и сеть
[14:58] <Geracl-linux> для винды
[14:58] <FloodBot1> Geracl-linux: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:58] <jrib> !ru | Geracl-linux
[14:58] <iceroot> jrib: try to select a text and press mouse whell
[14:58] <dooglus_> sudo apt-get install dpkg-dev
[14:58] <jrib> iceroot: yes, it's the same as shift-insert...
[14:58] <iceroot> jrib: also put something in your clipboard with ctrl + c
[14:58] <ionut> dooglus_:  i am trying
[14:58] <iceroot> jrib: hm, strange, here it isnt
[14:59] <jrib> iceroot: make sure you do the selection after you did the ctrl-c
[14:59] <iceroot> jrib: of course
[14:59] <jellow> chamunks: wget -l "NUMBER OF LEVELS" "SITE" , look at man wget
[14:59] <mebigfatguy> greetings: so i changed my locale to dutch to test i18n support in my program, and now i don't know where the language menu item is.  Any kind soul describe the icon for languages ?
[14:59] <iceroot> jrib: mouse wheel is pasting the last text i selected which is different to the text which shift + insert is pasting
[14:59] <jrib> iceroot: incidentally I just found http://www.shiftinsert.com/
[15:00] <hanasaki> is there a way to use ldap for DNS server data?  also with DDNS?
[15:00] <jrib> iceroot: where are you pasting?
[15:00] <chamunks> jellow, thanks you're definitely my hero today!
[15:00] <SirStan> #sparkfun is on track to take this channel over as the largest
[15:00] <_Neo> can even post there
[15:00] <iceroot> jrib: firefox, gnome terminal, open-office, gedit
[15:00] <ionut> dooglus_: i've installed the dev package
[15:00] <iceroot> jrib: doesnt matter where
[15:00] <hanasaki> what dns / dhcp / ddns servers do folks use and like and why?
[15:00] <ionut> dooglus_: what i must do ? install the other package ?
[15:01] <inferno_daulXEON> hanasaki: dyndns. simple and free
[15:02] <dooglus_> ionut: apt-get source libc6-dev again
[15:02] <hanasaki> inferno_daulXEON:  yes.  however I need to setup my own
[15:02] <dooglus_> ionut: then the source code is in eglibc-2.10.1/crypt/crypt.c from where you ran that command
[15:02] <llutz> hanasaki: polls please at #ubuntu-offtopic
[15:02] <jrib> iceroot: have you installed anything that would affect that?
[15:03] <iceroot> jrib: seams like clipper is doing this
[15:03] <ionut> wow
[15:03] <ionut> dooglus_:  it works.thx
[15:03] <iceroot> jrib: klipper of course
[15:03] <mebigfatguy> i changed my locale to dutch to test i18n support in my program, and now i don't know where the language menu item is.  Any kind soul describe the icon for languages ?
[15:04] <bluebaron> Is there a utility for editing grub options(namely reorder and delete some)
[15:04] <duarte>  /ignore -channels #sparkfun * JOINS PARTS QUITS NICKS
[15:04] <bluebaron>  /quit {nickname} kicks a person you don't like from the channel
[15:04] <jrib> bluebaron: please don't do that here...
[15:04] <iceroot> bluebaron: stop that
[15:04] <M2R> ERROR 2002 (HY000): Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock' (2)
[15:04] <dooglus_> I used to dual-boot between 32 and 64 bit ubuntu.  I wiped the 64 bit partition, but don't know whether that's where grub lived.  I need to make sure it's installed on the 32 bit partition before rebooting.  how do I?
[15:04] <bluebaron> jrib, iceroot :) sorry
[15:05] <iceroot> M2R: server running?
[15:05] <M2R> any idea?
[15:05] <M2R> ERROR 2002 (HY000): Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock' (2)
[15:05] <iceroot> M2R: no need for repeat
[15:05] <acicula> mebigfatguy: its blueish, probably called taal instellingen or something
[15:05] <bigpresh> M2R: Is the MySQL server actually running?  Does /var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock exist?
[15:05] <chipcat_> iemandhier die nederlands spreekt
[15:05] <mebigfatguy> acicula: great! found it
[15:06] <acicula> !nl | chipcat
[15:06] <inferno_daulXEON> Cant ping local machines but can ping router... Any Ideas?
[15:06] <M2R> nope
[15:06] <iceroot> inferno_daulXEON: ping localhost?not working?  ping 127.0.0.1 not working?
[15:06] <bluebaron> inferno_daulXEON, router blocking pings?
[15:06] <bluebaron> iceroot, he can ping the router
[15:07] <M2R> '/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock doesn't exist
[15:07] <llutz> inferno_daulXEON: router misconfig?
[15:07] <inferno_daulXEON> iceroot: ping localhost works.
[15:07] <iceroot> bluebaron: and i was asking if he can ping localhost
[15:07] <vk5fsks_scott> guys I will be installing Ubuntu on the weekend
[15:07] <bluebaron> Is there a utility for editing grub options(namely reorder and delete some)
[15:07] <bigpresh> inferno_daulXEON: What kind of router are we talking about?
[15:07] <vk5fsks_scott> and will be dual booting
[15:07] <inferno_daulXEON> bluebaron: router doesnt block pings. I can ping the ubuntu machine from others
[15:07] <iceroot> bluebaron: inferno_daulXEON ah sorry, missread
[15:07] <bluebaron> iceroot, to what end?  if he can ping the router isn't that all he needs to know?
[15:07] <inferno_daulXEON> bigpresh: Its  a wrt54gs with ddwrt firmware
[15:08] <bluebaron> inferno_daulXEON, traceroute {ip of machine on network}
[15:08] <acicula> TidyBhoy: just route -n not the ,pptp messages
[15:08] <M2R> bigpresh: '/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock' doesn't exist. and I can't find any mysql.sock or mysqld.sock in my computer
[15:08] <bigpresh> inferno_daulXEON: Some consumer-type routers have an option within their admin tools to specify whether local LAN clients should be able to communicate with each other or not
[15:08] <bluebaron> inferno_daulXEON, where does pinging stop?
[15:08] <bigpresh> M2R: And the first question - is MySQL actually running?
[15:08] <adac> How can I check if which ports are used, and which are free
[15:08] <llutz> M2R: pgrep mysql
[15:08] <bigpresh> M2R: ps auxw | grep mysql
[15:08] <TidyBhoy> lol.. sorry m8
[15:08] <itsnotmyfault> .
[15:08] <bluebaron> Is there a utility for editing grub options(namely reorder and delete some entries)?
[15:09] <llutz> adac: lsof -i / netstat -tulpen
[15:09] <guntbert> Shwack: are you still around? did you get access to your data?
[15:09] <bigpresh> bluebaron: Stop repeating and be patient
[15:09] <iceroot> bluebaron: vim
[15:09] <llutz> !repeat | bluebaron
[15:09] <inferno_daulXEON> bigpresh: I can ping the machine from other machines on the lan but not the other way around
[15:09] <spo0nman> hi
[15:09] <itsnotmyfault> quit
[15:09] <M2R> bigpresh: ps auxw | grep mysql
[15:09] <itsnotmyfault> ....
[15:09] <M2R> root      2620  0.0  0.0   3036   780 pts/1    R+   22:09   0:00 grep mysql
[15:09] <bigpresh> bluebaron: You can of course vim /boot/grub/menu.list
[15:09] <M2R> llutz: found nothing
[15:10] <bigpresh> M2R: If that's the only line you got, then MySQL isn't running
[15:10] <llutz> M2R: so mysql doesn't run at all
[15:10] <inferno_daulXEON> bluebaron: traceroute no reply
[15:10] <bigpresh> M2R: That'd be your problem
[15:10] <bluebaron> bigpresh, iceroot, # DO NOT EDIT THIS FILE # It is automatically generated by /usr/sbin/grub-mkconfig using template # from /etc/grub.d and settings from /etc/default/grub
[15:10] <spo0nman> I'm trying to create a package using dpkg-deb and want to add crontab entries using the package. how can i do it?
[15:10] <acicula> adac: netstat
[15:10] <bigpresh> M2R: /etc/init.d/mysqld start ?
[15:10] <bluebaron> inferno_daulXEON, where did it no reply?
[15:10] <adac> actic
[15:10] <adac> acicula, netstat -an --tcp :)
[15:10] <M2R> bigpresh:root@M2R-Ubuntu:/home/maesa# /opt/lampp/lampp start
[15:10] <M2R> Starting XAMPP for Linux 1.7.3...
[15:10] <M2R> XAMPP: Another web server daemon is already running.
[15:10] <M2R> XAMPP: Starting MySQL...
[15:10] <M2R> XAMPP: Couldn't start MySQL!
[15:10] <M2R> XAMPP: Starting ProFTPD...
[15:10] <FloodBot1> M2R: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:10] <adac> llutz  your solution does not work
[15:11] <inferno_daulXEON> bluebaron: they are all   1 * * * 2 * * *, etc for 30 hops
[15:11] <M2R> root@M2R-Ubuntu:/home/maesa# /opt/lampp/lampp start
[15:11] <M2R> Starting XAMPP for Linux 1.7.3...
[15:11] <M2R> XAMPP: Another web server daemon is already running.
[15:11] <M2R> XAMPP: Starting MySQL...
[15:11] <M2R> XAMPP: Couldn't start MySQL!
[15:11] <M2R> XAMPP: Starting ProFTPD...
[15:11] <bluebaron> inferno_daulXEON, 30 hops?!  that's not right
[15:11] <FloodBot1> M2R: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:11] <bigpresh> M2R: Read what the bot told you, don't just flood again!
[15:11] <M2R> ok
[15:11] <M2R> i'm sorry
[15:11] <bigpresh> M2R: Anyway - MySQL is not starting - that's pretty clear
[15:11] <airtonix> M2R, why are you using xampp ?
[15:11] <jrib> M2R: why are you using xampp?  You should install things from the repositories.
[15:12] <airtonix> M2R, there is no good reason to do so
[15:12] <iceroot> bluebaron: hm, grub2 is really a strange thing...
[15:12] <M2R> so what i have to do?
[15:12] <bigpresh> And "why are you using XAMPP" was going to be my next question; I didn't even know there was an XAMPP for Linux, I thought that was just to help people stuck on Windows
[15:12] <M2R> uninstall lampp?
[15:12] <ivanatora> hello
[15:12] <airtonix> M2R, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP
[15:12] <Weric> what a good/best modem for ubuntu?
[15:12] <iceroot> M2R: dont use xampp use a real lamp
[15:13] <iceroot> M2R: sudo apt-get install apache2 mysql-server php5 phpmyadmin
[15:13] <M2R> iceroot:then?
[15:13] <guntbert> !best | Weric
[15:13] <inferno_daulXEON> bluebaron: yea. I don't know I can ping router and localhost but not any machines. but can recieve pings. and IPTABLES is set to accept
[15:13] <ivanatora> is there something wrong to enable root user, disable sudo and use root as it is used in other distros?
[15:13] <M2R> OK, i'll unistall the lampp
[15:13] <airtonix> Weric one that doesn't require you to use pppoe authentication from the computer (ie one that handles it self )
[15:13] <bluebaron> inferno_daulXEON, i think your issue is a route issue
[15:13] <Weric> what a modem that works in ubuntu?
[15:13] <porter1> ivanatora, why?
[15:13] <iceroot> ivanatora: you dont need a real root account
[15:13] <airtonix> M2R, lamp != xamp
[15:14] <jrib> ivanatora: there's not much reason to and will make most of the admin gui inaccessible to you
[15:14] <guntbert> M2R: you uninstall the xampp, please use LAMP
[15:14] <jrib> s/much/any
[15:14] <inferno_daulXEON> bluebaron: route or router? Im pretty sure the router is set right. It hasnt changed and it used to work. untill i reinstalled karmic
[15:14] <bluebaron> inferno_daulXEON, if you're getting 30 hops to reach a machine on your local network, it's going outside of the network, ... you might have your gateway as an external ip.  should be the ip of your router.  pastie.org what you get from # route
[15:14] <guntbert> ivanatora: not exactly wrong - but this way is more secure
[15:14] <ivanatora> I'm used to have a root account to do the root stuff and also using a separate root account is more secure, IMHO
[15:15] <Weric> airstrike: is pppoe required by the modem? i assumed that was something the ISP used
[15:15] <jrib> ivanatora: do you know about "sudo -i"?
[15:15] <inferno_daulXEON> bluebaron: it didnt jump 30 hops. It didnt get a reply
[15:15] <guntbert> !root | ivanatora
[15:15] <iceroot> ivanatora: of course its not more secure
[15:15] <inferno_daulXEON> bluebaron: unless i fail at using traceroute
 bluebaron: they are all   1 * * * 2 * * *, etc for 30 hops
[15:15] <guntbert> !sudo | ivanatora
[15:15] <ivanatora> now I'm using sudo bash to get interactive su session
[15:15] <Weric> OK rephrased again... Anyone use a modem, which modem?
[15:16] <bluebaron> inferno_daulXEON, are you wireless?
[15:16] <jrib> ivanatora: use "sudo -i" as that's why it exists
[15:16] <ivanatora> about security what if someone knows my user account password? he will have root access, too
[15:16] <inferno_daulXEON> bluebaron: I can't say I know what that means.   --  Everything is wired
[15:16] <iceroot> ivanatora: use sudo -i instead of sudo bash
[15:16] <jrib> ivanatora: what if someone knows your root password?  it's the same issue
[15:16] <Quasar1048> sudo passwd
[15:16] <ivanatora> bb to check the man page
[15:16] <jrib> !noroot | Quasar1048
[15:16] <Quasar1048> If they think they know it, change it?
[15:16] <iceroot> Quasar1048: we dont support that here
[15:17] <Quasar1048> Oh? I am hardly paying attnention, lol... thought he meant his own shell.
[15:17] <bluebaron> inferno_daulXEON, i don't know what too tell you .. gotta get back to work
[15:17] <routh> How does one choose a default network in Ubuntu
[15:17] <luist> hey im trying to set 1600x900 resolution manually but the screen is like 2cm to the left... this is my xorg.conf: http://pastie.org/private/bzm8wqdvfhp3hddoqrq
[15:17] <ivanatora> I can't see how sudo -i is revelant to me
[15:18] <llutz> Quasar1048: if he meant his own account, no sudo would be needed
[15:18] <jrib> ivanatora: erm, do you understand what it does?
[15:18] <inferno_daulXEON> F my life. I don't know whats wrong with this computer
[15:19] <jellow> routh: top right on pannel click on network icon , Or riht click and "Edit connection"
[15:19] <ivanatora> yes, it simulates login session - executes shell startup scripts and runs interactive session, right?
[15:19] <jrib> ivanatora: run it
[15:19] <ivanatora> almost like sudo bash
[15:19] <mebigfatguy> i am trying to change back my system language from dutch to english. I found the language menu item, and both pop ups say english. But when i restart my system keeps coming back in dutch. What am i missing.... (can't read dutch btw :)
[15:20] <jrib> ivanatora: yes, except it gives you a sane environment
[15:20] <ivanatora> btw what happens if I add more users to that machine? Will all of them get sudo permissions?
[15:20] <mebigfatguy> after restart, the first says dutch, the second says english
[15:20] <Erikw> What cron is Ubuntu shipped with? anacron or Vixie's cron?
[15:20] <llutz> ivanatora: no
[15:20] <ibqn> how to ssh to the host and change to the specific directory as ONE liner?
[15:20] <jrib> ivanatora: no, only users in the admin group have sudo access by default
[15:21] <ivanatora> %admin ALL=(ALL) ALL
[15:21] <routh> Jellow: been diggin in there and no luck. Here's the scenario - I use wireless for internet, however I also have a local wired network with two servers in the room. The wireless MUST be the default for ubuntu, however as soon as I connect the wired network it automatically is set to the default by the network manager, and there is no way to change it in the GUI
[15:21] <ivanatora> aah, right
[15:21] <usr13> ivanatora: YOu have to edit /etc/group
[15:21] <luist> how do i know whats my graphic card and what package has its drivers?
[15:21] <zamba> i want to build a deb package from a source.. how can i do this?
[15:21] <jrib> !packaging | zamba
[15:21] <airtonix> zamba, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingEasyHowTo
[15:21] <Quasar1048> llutz: mine asks for sudo.
[15:22] <jrib> zamba: that assumes you want to create one from scratch.  Did you mean you want to /rebuild/ an existing package?
[15:22] <ivanatora> so you guys, don't think separate root login is usefull and recommend me not to do it?
[15:22] <Quasar1048> And the pass still doesn't changem, actually...
[15:22] <zamba> jrib: from scratch
[15:22] <jrib> ivanatora: correct
[15:22] <zamba> airtonix' link looked right on the spot
[15:22] <jrib> zamba: k, ubottu's links then :)
[15:22] <usr13> ivanatora: do not do it
[15:22] <llutz> Quasar1048: definetly not if oyu intend to change YOUR password
[15:22] <ivanatora> thanks then, I will consider it
[15:22] <Xfact> airtonix:What the luck! (well it's not luck you helped me) Thanks thanks thanks thanks, I am currently running net on my karmic, you saved my digital life! Thanks again! god bless you :) Your that help worked :)
[15:22] <chipgeri> how to find out which graphics card i have?
[15:22] <acicula> chipgeri: lspci
[15:22] <jellow> routh: You can remove it on the Wired pannel press on the delete button
[15:23] <usr13> ivanatora: su -i    # Will give you root shell.
[15:23] <jrib> usr13: s/su/sudo
[15:23] <inferno_daulXEON> Is there a way to reinstall all the networking "crap" in ubuntu
[15:23] <usr13> jrib: ?
[15:24] <jrib> usr13: "sudo -i", not "su -i"
[15:24] <dooglus_> usr13: he means s/su/sudo/ - it's sed syntax for 'replace su with sudo'
[15:24] <routh> jellow: Please reread the secnario - Deleting the connection will make access to that network impossible. I must have access to the network, it just cannot be the default, the wireless must be default or internet requests will fail.
[15:24] <ivanatora> usr13, yes, I'm not so concerned in having a root shell as a using it as a separate account (with its own home dir and password)
[15:24] <usr13> ivanatora: sudo -i    # Will give you root shell.
[15:24] <Quasar1048> llutz: I normally just go ahead and use sudo for commands...
[15:24] <usr13> ivanatora: Sorry  su -i  was mistake.
[15:24] <llutz> Quasar1048: which is a bad fault in this case since it does something you don't want
[15:24] <dooglus_> ivanatora: "sudo passwd" will set the root password
[15:24] <AdvoWork> ubuntu just crashed, took me to a black screen, with some writing on, pressed enter, took me back to my login screen, logged in, white screen and nothing else, hard rebooted, ok now but can i find out what it was?
[15:24] <Quasar1048> Causemosr of the time, yeah, it needs it, lol.
[15:24] <jrib> ivanatora: echo $HOME after you "sudo -i"
[15:25] <Ileden> Hi! My screen doesn't stop cycling thourgh some initialization flickring. I'm trying to fix this by running gnome-panel --replace bfrom TTY6. What do I need to give to --display to do this?
[15:25] <llutz> Quasar1048: needless use of sudo is dangerous, avoid it
[15:25] <Quasar1048> Cause most*
[15:25] <M2R> i have done "apt-get install apache2 mysql-server php5 phpmyadmin" what should I do then?
[15:25] <Quasar1048> AH, shouldn't have corrected.. too far up...
[15:25] <erUSUL> M2R: sudo tasksel install lamp ?
[15:25] <ivanatora> jrib, omg silly me, I though root uses the user's home dir :)
[15:25] <Quasar1048> llutz: I always exit out though
[15:25] <erUSUL> !lamp | M2R
[15:26] <Quasar1048> I don't leave it there...
[15:26] <Quasar1048> And I certainly do run irc as root. o.
[15:26] <Quasar1048> do not*
[15:26] <jrib> ivanatora: that's why I said « sudo -i » gave you a "sane environment", you'll notice that with « sudo bash » HOME is still the user's
[15:26] <usr13> echo $HOME = pwd
[15:26] <jellow> routh: sorry was not paying attention click on edit and disable automatic connection .. hope thats what you meant =/
[15:26] <ivanatora> jrib, so I see the difference now
[15:27] <M2R> erUSUL:lampp: command not found
[15:27] <ruZZ> sparkfun kicks abuntu ass :)
[15:27] <erUSUL> M2R: you typed and extra p
[15:27] <erUSUL> M2R: sudo tasksel install lamp
[15:27] <ikonia> ruZZ: what are you talking abou t?
[15:27] <usr13> dooglus_: That is not all that good of an idea. It is a bit of a security breach.  [enabling root login]
[15:27] <ruZZ> join sparkfun channel ;)
[15:27] <iceroot> what is rwxr-sr--  (never saw s just x at that position)
[15:28] <ikonia> ruZZ: please don't advertise/recruit for other channels in here
[15:28] <llutz> iceroot: sgid
[15:28] <luist> hey im trying to set 1600x900 resolution manually but the screen is like 2cm to the left... this is my xorg.conf: http://pastie.org/private/bzm8wqdvfhp3hddoqrq  my graphic card is Intel 82g33/g31 Express Integrated Graphics Controller
[15:28] <ruZZ> lol no
[15:28] <ruZZ> thats not the point..
[15:28] <ruZZ> really
[15:28] <Ileden> How do I do "gnome-panel --replace" from TTY6, instead of the graphical output TTY7?
[15:28] <ikonia> ruZZ: good, then please stop
[15:28] <M2R> erUSUL: I have "tasksel install lamp" done then I " !lamp" but lampp: command not found
[15:28] <Matic`Makovec> Remind me please - how do you set charset in Ubuntu 8.04 terminal?
[15:29] <erUSUL> M2R: !lamp is for the bot here in this channel
[15:29] <routh> jellow: nope.. that will disconnect the wired network, and then to restore internet access I reconnect to the wireless. But the SECOND I enable the wired network, the network manager sets it to default and packets are routed to it for internet requests. I need to have BOTH connected at all times - and I need the wireless network to remain as the default permanently
[15:29] <erUSUL> M2R: ubottu (the bot) pointed you to the docs in the wiki
[15:29] <iceroot> llutz: and what is a sgid?  something with posix-acls?
[15:29] <erUSUL> !lamp | M2R
[15:29] <usr13> ikonia: You can also do:  sudo su -
[15:29] <llutz> iceroot: man chmod
[15:29] <M2R> !lamp | M2R
[15:29] <ivanatora> usr13, yep, sure
[15:30] <iceroot> M2R: sudo apt-get install apache2 mysql-server php5 phpmyadmin
[15:30] <ikonia> usr13: ?
[15:30] <M2R> iceroot: i've done. then?
[15:30] <usr13> ivanatora: you can also do  sudo su -  but sudo -i is fewer keystroks.
[15:30] <jrib> ikonia: your name begins with an 'i'
[15:30] <usr13> keystrokes*
[15:30] <guntbert> usr13: why do you keep recommending not recommended commands?
[15:30] <iceroot> llutz: man 2 chmod   :)  thx
[15:31] <ikonia> jrib: ahh
[15:31] <iceroot> M2R: sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 start   sudo /etc/init.d/mysql start
[15:31] <ivanatora> sure :)
[15:31] <usr13> guntbert: It is not possible to recommend not recommended command.  :)
[15:32] <guntbert> usr13: :)
[15:33] <PhantomLink> I am starting to get really pissed off.  Last night at 10:30pm ubuntu restarted itself without warning, and it just did it again not more than 5 minutes ago.
[15:33] <usr13> guntbert: We are here to exchange information, not philosophy  ;)
[15:33] <M2R> iceroot:http://pastebin.com/m756beadf
[15:33] <abdelrahman> Hi,
[15:33] <PhantomLink> Where do I even start diagnosing that issue?
[15:33] <Ileden> I installed the openssh server to connect to my laptop in the rare cases I want to, but how do I prevent it from starting at bootup?
[15:33] <usr13> PhantomLink: Probably a hardware issue.
[15:33] <abdelrahman> I can't get lm_sensors to work with my laptop and I need it before I think my cpu overheats
[15:34] <abdelrahman> hi,I can't get lm_sensors to work with my laptop and I need it before I think my cpu overheats, can anybody help me?
[15:34] <acicula> abdelrahman: tried running sensors_detect ?
[15:34] <abdelrahman>  
[15:34] <usr13> PhantomLink: Could be that your processor is overheating.
[15:34] <llutz> Ileden: sudo update-rc.d -f ssh remove
[15:34] <abdelrahman> acicula: yes zillion times
[15:34] <acicula> abdelrahman: does it come up with some modules to load and have you loaded those?
[15:34] <abdelrahman> acicula: it says no sensors are detected
[15:35] <Ileden> llutz: thanks!
[15:35] <PhantomLink> what is "hpet increasing min_delta_ns to 22500 nsec" ?
[15:35] <Yrt> isn't it wish?
[15:35] <acicula> abdelrahman: then you cant use lm-sensors
[15:36] <abdelrahman> acicula: is there something else I could use to monitor my cpu temp?
[15:36] <acicula> look in the bios?
[15:36] <usr13> PhantomLink: Is it a desktop PC?
[15:36] <PhantomLink> usr13: Laptop PC
[15:37] <usr13> PhantomLink: What model?
[15:37] <PhantomLink> Dell Inspiron 640m
[15:37] <usr13> PhantomLink: Could be an issue with acpi
[15:37] <PhantomLink> It's been running ubuntu fine for over a year.
[15:37] <danial> hi all. this is output of "fdisk -l": http://fpaste.org/7Go2/   i've a lot of problems with installation win/linux or bootloader. i've just checked my hard with a program and i see my extended partition is BOOTABLE(as u see in output of fdisk cmd.). what tis this? is it related to my problems?
[15:38] <BluesKaj> Hiyas
[15:38] <hechu> 求助，我升级之后，不小心把所有内核都 apt-get remove 了。有啥快捷修复安装的方式？
[15:38] <zeitsofa> SwedeMike: did u try the workaround?
[15:38] <erUSUL> !zn
[15:38] <erUSUL> !cn
[15:39] <Weric> Anyone use a modem, which modem?
[15:39] <Ileden> I'm trying to fix a broken graphical display by switching with ctrl-alt-fX to another TTY. However, how do I do "gnome-panel --replace" from TTY6? I guess I need to use --display=<something>, but what?
[15:39] <PhantomLink> If it restarts again, I'll be back...
[15:39] <kalo10> cual es el boton super
[15:39] <luist> hey im trying to set 1600x900 resolution manually but the screen is like 2cm to the left... this is my xorg.conf: http://pastie.org/private/bzm8wqdvfhp3hddoqrq  my graphic card is Intel 82g33/g31 Express Integrated Graphics Controller
[15:39] <hechu> erUSUL, sorry. I thought here is Chinese channel. I will change to ubuntu-cn now.
[15:39] <ddk> hi
[15:39] <guntbert> !es | kalo10
[15:39] <SwedeMike> zeitsofa: what workaround?
[15:40] <ddk> is there any problem with kernel update 2.6.31-17? I can't start GNOME when loads
[15:40] <Ileden> ... and the same goes for "metacity --replace --display=<what??>"
[15:40] <zeitsofa> SwedeMike: to fix the password prompt at bootime
[15:40] <usr13> if PhantomLink comes back tell him to do:  dmesg | grep acpi | pastebin
[15:40] <smaakage> Somebody there can help?
[15:40] <Weric> luist that usually a function of the monitor itself, have tried the position adjustments?
[15:40] <usr13> smaakage: No.  We only have enough help for our own use.
[15:41] <SwedeMike> zeitsofa: and what would that workaround be?
[15:41] <usr13> !hi | smaakage
[15:41] <ddk> is there any problem with kernel update 2.6.31-17? I can't start GNOME when loads
[15:41] <paissad-acer> during the use of dpkg --install, is it possible to tell it to install depends if necessary ? ... i 've read the manpage  of dpkg, but i saw nothing or i may "misread"
[15:42] <luist> Weric: its not the monitor... it works with lower resolutions and the text is a bit fuzzy too in 1600x900 so its prob something in the xorg details im tyring to use
[15:42] <tweakt> links/lynx FTW!
[15:42] <llutz> paissad-acer: no, use "sudo apt-get -f install" later
[15:42] <heoa> Where can you buy those big routers(?) like:  www.openbsd.org/images/rack2009.jpg at the top left ?
[15:42] <usr13> smaakage: Was only teasing..... We'd be glad to help you...
[15:42] <Weric> luist: OK maybe try different refresh rats.s
[15:42] <natewiebe131> for some reason my computer will randomly freeze, except for the mouse.. anyone have any ideas?
[15:43] <guntbert> !ot | heoa
[15:43] <Weric> luist: OK maybe try different refresh rates*
[15:43] <ZPertee> Hi.  I think I will be ok but I want someone to encourage me.  Ubuntu will have the majority of the drivers that I will need for my system to run properly.
[15:44] <zeitsofa> SwedeMike: the workaround stop at password prompt on boottime. befor mounting the devices the password prompt was occurred and the boot process will stop. you cann enter your password and press enter and the system come up normally.
[15:44] <usr13> heoa: hp.com
[15:44] <Weric> ZPertee: yes, good job, you go man!
[15:44] <SwedeMike> zeitsofa: I thought that was what I did when I was running without splash and quiet, which I told you. How is your proposal different?
[15:45] <jpalmer> how do you use apt-get to search the available packages.  Like,  I know you can apt-get install foo,  but how do I get a list of the packages available?
[15:45] <ivanatora> jpalmer, try aptitude search foo
[15:45] <aloosh> hi
[15:45] <zeitsofa> SwedeMike: it work with splash and quiet ;)
[15:45] <llutz> jpalmer: apt-cache search
[15:45] <FelpsJ> !languages
[15:46] <aloosh> how r u guys
[15:46] <natewiebe131> anyone have any ideas as to why my pc is freezing except for the mouse? some kind of hint as to why?
[15:46] <smellyno1er> aloosh: I am eating a bloody tasty sandwich, so I'm great :)
[15:46] <SwedeMike> zeitsofa: so how do you "stop" it?
[15:46] <SwedeMike> "stop at password prompt"
[15:46] <usr13> heoa: And that's probably a switch, (not a router).
[15:47] <Weric> natethebobo: memory problems, HDD problems?
[15:47] <iceroot> M2R: sudo /etc/init.d/mysql start not sudo etc/init.d/mysql start
[15:47] <Dcc_> how to install more locales ? I need the en_US.utf8 locales !
[15:47] <llutz> Dcc_: sudo dpkg-reconfigure locales
[15:47] <M2R> iceroot: yes I have already realize my mistake, shame on me
[15:47] <Weric> natethebobo: try a live CD to determine if it hardware or software.
[15:47] <iceroot> M2R: np
[15:48] <jpalmer> Thanks for the apt* search info.  based on what I'm seeing,  is it safe to assume that there is no package for nagios 3.x?  only 2.x?
[15:48] <natewiebe131> Weric: no issues with win7.. i have an i7 920 and an nvidia gt 220 if that helps
[15:48] <jpalmer> aptitude search nagios doesn't seem to show anything for 3.x
[15:48] <natewiebe131> and where did "natethebobo" come from.. ive gotten that before :P
[15:48] <llutz> jpalmer: to check versions, use apt-cache policy packagename
[15:48] <Dcc_> llutz: this comand just reconfigure locales .. I need install en_US.utf8 locales
[15:49] <jpalmer> oh, hrm.  thanks.
[15:49] <danial> SORRY FOR REPEATing: this is output of "fdisk -l": http://fpaste.org/7Go2/   i've a lot of problems with installation win/linux or bootloader. i've just checked my hard with a program and i see my extended partition is BOOTABLE(as u see in output of fdisk cmd.). what tis this? is it related to my problems?
[15:49] <trism> !info nagios3 | jpalmer
[15:49] <zeitsofa> SwedeMike: there is missing a part in /etc/init/mountall.conf The pre-script part is missing. insert the missing part und 9.10 works normally. the ubuntu default /etc/init/mountall.conf > http://pastebin.com/m56be2be7 my modified /etc/init/mountall.conf > http://pastebin.com/m620269f. u know i mean?
[15:49] <M2R> iceroot: I type "mysql" then I found "ERROR 1045 (28000): Access denied for user 'root'@'localhost' (using password: NO)"
[15:50] <NorthByNorthWest> Hi! Im running 9.10 and I have a problem with Firefox. Quitting it doesnt terminate its process, I allways have to kill it manually through the terminal. Anyone knoe how to trouble shoot this?
[15:50] <llutz> M2R: start reading mysql-documentation for a start
[15:50] <guntbert> Dcc_: I know the GUI way - if that helps
[15:50] <jpalmer> llutz: thanks.   it only shows nagios2.  I guess I'll just manually download/compile the tarball
[15:50] <liufa> liufa
[15:50] <M2R> Ilutz: yes, now I'm reading mysql's forums
[15:51] <MichealH> ETA 10 minutes untill a meeting on #Ubuntu-meeting!
[15:51] <natewiebe131> Weric: i am sure it is software.. i am just trying to see what.. is there a log that would help?
[15:51] <SwedeMike> zeitsofa: have you reported this bug to ubuntu via launchpad? if not, you should.
[15:51] <llutz> jpalmer: nagios3 is available in jaunty and karmic
[15:52] <MichealH> Sorry got it wrong it is at #ubuntu-meeting
[15:52] <jpalmer> llutz: I'm new to ubuntu ;)  I have hardy.  I just inherited a machine from a previous admin.
[15:52] <iceroot> M2R: then use a passwort
[15:52] <Pici> MichealH: There are meetings there all the time, is this something that really needs to be announced?
[15:52] <iceroot> M2R: the passwort you set at installation
[15:52] <MilesBatista> is there anyone to help me
[15:52] <M2R> iceroot:I left it blank
[15:53] <guntbert> !ask | MilesBatista
[15:53] <MilesBatista> Yep
[15:53] <MilesBatista> i would like to use double operation system in ubuntu 9.10 kermic with workspaces its possible ?
[15:54] <guntbert> M2R: mysql -P asks the user for a password
[15:54] <spacitymedic> help!!! hOW DO i get my computer to recognize the gps device i have plugged in?
[15:55] <M2R> guntbert:mysql: option '-P' requires an argument
[15:55] <MilesBatista> Yep guntbert
[15:55] <llutz> guntbert: mysql -p
[15:55] <M2R> ups,,,, -p
[15:55] <llutz> m2r ^
[15:55] <M2R> exactly
[15:56] <llutz> guntbert: -P = Port
[15:56] <MilesBatista> i would like to use double operation system in ubuntu 9.10 kermic with workspaces its possible ?
[15:56] <guntbert> llutz: thx :-)
[15:56]  * DaZ doesn't understand MilesBatista.
[15:56] <guntbert> !dualboot | MilesBatista
[15:57] <Dcc_> guntbert: GUI way ?
[15:57] <MilesBatista> is it working with workspaces ?
[15:57] <MichealH> ETA 3 minutes untill a meeting on #ubuntu-meeting
[15:57] <nitro_> reee exaile a planté!
[15:58] <feed_me_seymour> is there anything I need to do in Ubuntu 8.04 LTS to enable the server to receive remote logs from another linux box running syslog?
[15:58] <Ileden> I'm trying to fix a broken graphical display by switching with ctrl-alt-fX to another TTY. However, how do I do "metacity --replace" from TTY6? I guess I need to use "metacity --replace --display=<something>", but what is <something>?
[15:58] <hechu> Hi, I got a problem. I made a mistake on my system that: I apt-get removed all kernels of my ubuntu laptop. I try to boot my laptop by livecd, mount my hard disks, chroot into my hard disk, and apt-get install linux-image-generic again, it reported an error, the first line says:  "grub-probe: error: cannot find a device for /."    any solution?
[15:58] <guntbert> Dcc_: you wanted to add another locale? I believe it works via system/preferences/keyboard Layout
[15:59] <DaZ> hechu: mount /dev /chroot/dev/ --bind
[15:59] <llutz> feed_me_seymour: start syslogd with "-r" option
[16:00] <guntbert> and Dcc_ did you see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Locale ?
[16:00] <feed_me_seymour> llutz: Just to be clear, I want the logs generated on the local server to stay on the local server.  I just want to enable receipt of remote logs.  syslogd -r will do the trick?
[16:00] <MichealH> The meeting on #ubuntu-meeting has started
[16:01] <llutz> feed_me_seymour: read "man syslogd", -r seems to be what you want
[16:01] <feed_me_seymour> llutz: will do.  Thanks!
[16:01] <marcan> well well, you guys just got temporarily beat as largest channel on freenode :)
[16:01] <feed_me_seymour> llutz: well, I would... "No manual entry for syslogd". I'll do some looking, though.  Thank you. :)
[16:02] <jvc007_> how to customize ubuntu
[16:02] <dark> Hello! I am trying to use ubuntu one in a live cd, but I can't. I select "connect" in the applet (or in nautilus) but it does not even ask my password. I have never used ubuntu one before. Is there a command line interface?
[16:02] <llutz> feed_me_seymour: sure no other syslogd (rsyslogd, syslogs-ng) is running?
[16:02] <guntbert> !ot marcan, MichealH
[16:02] <guntbert> !ot | marcan, MichealH
[16:02] <hechu>  Hi, I got a problem. I made a mistake on my system that: I apt-get removed all kernels of my ubuntu laptop. I try to boot my laptop by livecd, mount my hard disks, chroot into my hard disk, and apt-get install linux-image-generic again, it reported an error, the first line says:  "grub-probe: error: cannot find a device for /."    any suggestion ?  thanks.
[16:02] <Dcc_> guntbert: No, I Will see now, Tnks
[16:02] <fist> hey guys, if i start wireshark as a normal user, i cant see the devices .. can i add the user to some group to work with wireshark as a normal use
[16:02] <haresh> hello isthere  any youtube downloader for unbentu ?
[16:03] <feed_me_seymour> llutz: found it, it was syslogd, I was just on the wrong machine. :X
[16:03] <llutz> fist: gksu wireshark
[16:03] <llutz> feed_me_seymour: :D
[16:03] <jvc007_> for wireshark to work properly login as root
[16:03] <BluesKaj> hechu, uhm , what did you expect , you dumped your kernels
[16:03] <monokrome> Does anyone here know how I can install the Windows7 boot manager from within Ubuntu?
[16:03] <Jonathan_L> Uh - why aren't the volume icon visible?
[16:03] <guntbert> hechu: instead of repeating you might want to read what DaZ  suggested
[16:03] <DaZ> <3
[16:04] <zeitsofa> SwedeMike: i think - i have to test this first :) https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cryptsetup/+bug/445888/comments/3 This sounds good.
[16:04] <Jonathan_L> monokrome: Why? And only in VirtualBox as far as I know
[16:04] <kirillnext> hrlp
[16:04] <fist> im just asking because of the "damanger message", when i startup as root
[16:04] <kirillnext> help
[16:04] <Zorael> When compiling from source, are patches in debian/patches applied automatically at compile-time? Or do I have to go through them and apply them myself?
[16:04] <Ileden> monokrome: i think you need the Windows 7 beet disk for that
[16:04] <Ileden> monokrome: boot disk
[16:04] <jrib> Zorael: how are you "compiling from source"?
[16:04] <guntbert> fist: use gksudo wireshark
[16:04] <monokrome> I have a Windows 7 disc, but it wont boot
[16:05] <Zorael> jrib: Compiling mplayer from source; apt-get source mplayer, tinker around a bit (adding a patch), then ./configure and make :)
[16:05] <monokrome> Jonathan_L: Thanks for the reference to VirtualBox. I tried VMWare but couldn't get it running.
[16:05] <guntbert> fist: only root may set the interfaces the way it is needed for wireshark
[16:05] <hechu> Hi, sorry, I losted my connection so I did not received any previous suggestion. Can any body send it to my again ?
[16:05] <fist> okay i got it
[16:05] <fist> thanks
[16:06] <spacitymedic> Hey does anyone know how to get my computer to recognize my usb gps device?
 hechu: mount /dev /chroot/dev/ --bind
[16:06] <jrib> Zorael: then definitely no.  That's not the right way to rebuild a package (see ubottu).  Also, you should increment the version (dch -i) and append something like "~zorael" to the version string.  You'll have to see debian/rules to see what patch system is getting used (I only vaguely remember the details about patch systems myself)
[16:06] <llutz> spacitymedic: use gpsd
[16:06] <Ileden> monokrome: well if you can access the disk from ubuntu, you might be able to run sone windows command that replace its boot manager by using "wine <command>"
[16:06] <jrib> !source | Zorael
[16:06] <hechu> guntbert, can you tell me what Daz said before, I lost my internet connection a few minute ago.
[16:06] <spacitymedic> ok... how do I use that?
[16:06] <guntbert> hechu: ^^^
[16:06] <spacitymedic> sorry total noob
[16:07] <Ileden> monokrome: for Windows 98  it was "fdisk /mbr", not sure a bout the later editions :)
[16:07] <jrib> !packaging > Zorael
[16:07] <llutz> spacitymedic: read documentation (man-pages)
[16:07] <Zorael> jrib: I'm not sure I want to package it just yet, just want to try out the binary it produces
[16:07] <monokrome> Ileden: I tried that, but their dos applications
[16:07] <jrib> Zorael: there should be some info about the different patch systems in ubottu's last set of links
[16:07] <Zorael> jrib: I'll give them a read, thanks
[16:07] <monokrome> they're*
[16:07] <spacitymedic> right...
[16:07] <spacitymedic>  where do I find that?
[16:08] <llutz> spacitymedic: sudo aptitude install gpsd && man gpsd
[16:08] <FelpsJ> hiffy, when I write here on XChat, looks like it underline misspelling. How can I change the language it uses to check the words?
[16:08] <FelpsJ> hiffy, sorry... it was not directec for you
[16:09] <FelpsJ> Hi.. when I write here on XChat, looks like it underline misspelling. How can I change the language it uses to check the words?
[16:09] <spacitymedic> Ok.. im not understandiong a thing youre saying
[16:09] <spacitymedic>  can you use full scentences?
[16:09] <Dcc_> guntbert: Tnks ..
[16:09] <Dcc_> locale-gen
[16:09] <Dcc_> To add a locale:
[16:09] <Dcc_> # locale-gen fr_FR.UTF-8
[16:09] <guntbert> FelpsJ: there is #xchat too ...
[16:09] <FloodBot1> Dcc_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:09] <guntbert> Dcc_: glad it worked for you :)
[16:10] <magicvibe> can anyone suggest a good tutorial to run through for a new ubuntu 9.10 user for karmic koala?
[16:11] <Ileden> monokrome: you might be able to run them with "wine <cmd>"
[16:11] <Jonathan_L> magicvibe: Do they need one?
[16:11] <guntbert> magicvibe: start on https://help.ubuntu.com/9.10/index.html
[16:11] <Ileden> monokrome: if you have wine installed (or if you install it)
[16:11] <Jonathan_L> :)
[16:11] <magicvibe> thanks
[16:11] <Ileden> monokrome: anyway i got to go, good luck
[16:14] <Diverdude> Can i use this CD: http://www.ubuntu.com/GetUbuntu/download for a ubuntu live CD boot also?
[16:15] <Jonathan_L> Yeah, the main ISO works
[16:15] <sinthetek> ok, so removing network-manager and restoring /etc/network/interfaces is insufficient to revert to previous-style network intialization in karmic
[16:16] <sinthetek> any suggestions what might do the trick? do i need to add /etc/init.d/networking to a runlevel or something?
[16:16] <sinthetek> oh wait
[16:16] <haresh> can u guy recommand any convetor for videos to mp3  ??
[16:16] <BluesKaj> sinthetek, make sure do eth0=dhcp if on a wired connection
[16:16] <twocarlo> hey i want to help a friend in case if some of you havent heard it yet http://helpmysql.org/en/petition
[16:16] <blakkheim> haresh: ffmpeg
[16:16] <geocode> Can someone tell me how to reset my freenode password and/or get it sent to my email address?
[16:17] <guntbert> !ot | twocarlo
[16:17] <FelpsJ> !aspell
[16:17] <geocode> Or tell me a channel to go to for this help?
[16:17] <M2R> iceroot:thanks for all of your help. :)
[16:17] <OerHeks> haresh video to music mp3 ?
[16:17] <DaZ> geocode: #freenode
[16:17] <geocode> ty!
[16:17] <haresh> yeah
[16:17] <monokrome> Jonathan_L: Do you know how to get out of the VBox window? I'm stuck in it on my computer :(
[16:17] <llutz> monokrome: right-ctrl
[16:17] <mkanyicy> haresh, use avidemux and export audio to a file
[16:17] <guntbert> monokrome: <right ctrl>
[16:17] <monokrome> Thank you! :)
[16:17] <Jonathan_L> Monokrome: right ctrl?
[16:17] <usoluyun_> right-ctrl + f
[16:18] <guntbert> and monokrome: there is #vbox too :)
[16:18] <Narc> Hello folks. I need someone's help to figure out why my left click is behaving strangely (when it's behaving at all) since I updated Karmic a week or so ago. When the bug appears, I can't click any button or focus or close windows, right click is not responding too. I tried to set the X server to defaults, turned Compiz and Gnome-Do off, but nothing works. Xev is not registering any event from the mouse. I figured the problem appears
[16:18] <Narc>  depending on which program I open first but it's quite random. Mouse works on other OS. Thanks a lot..
[16:18] <llutz> monokrome: vbos has a real nice user-manual
[16:19] <monokrome> llutz: Ok thanks
[16:19] <Phil_Ewert> Hi, I try to record a sound from my Mic : "rec -d /dev/dsp test.wav" gives the error : "rec FAIL formats: can't determine type of file `/dev/dsp'" . Any Ideas, anybody?
[16:19] <Diverdude> Can i use this CD: http://www.ubuntu.com/GetUbuntu/download for a ubuntu live CD boot also?
[16:19] <fumbles> so grub2 blows
[16:20] <fumbles> or maybe I just haven't figured it out yet
[16:20] <grandrew2> hi all! I recently installed an update. Now I cannot launch Firefox or 'update manager' or anything because of 'Illegal instruction' error. Is there a way to figure out what exactly causes the problem or my ubuntu installation is doomed now?
[16:20] <hechu> DaZ, guntbert : you are amazing! It fixed the problem and I found my ubuntu back! thank you for your information.
[16:20] <DaZ> you're welcome.
[16:20] <guntbert> hechu: glad it worked out for you :-)
[16:21] <fumbles> I have windows 7 and Archlinux, as well as ubuntu on my laptop-grub2 detected the longhorn loader but Arch wasn't accurately detected :x
[16:21] <billy_> does anyone know how i can count the number of words in a pdf file, whilst ignoring the equations?
[16:21] <Jonathan_L> How do I get the volume icon back!?
[16:22] <Jonathan_L> grandrew2: Boot into recovery mode?
[16:23] <grandrew2> billy_: you may convert that PDF to text and filter out every word that does not consist of only letters. Thats a bit of programming though
[16:23] <billy_> darn, thansk grandrew2 , probably quicker doing it by hand for me :p
[16:23] <Mortal_> with homedir encrypted by ecryptfs enabled on a system with only one user account, the one created at installation, is there any way to funk up the system when you want to change your password?
[16:23] <llutz> billy_: not very smart: pdftotext file.pdf |wc
[16:24] <laxative> i have to take a dump.
[16:24] <grandrew2> Jonathan_L: that will not show the roots of the problem. I guess some core package has been compiled for a specific CPU and is not compatible with mine :-(
[16:24]  * laxative shits.
[16:24] <billy_> llutz, counts requations
[16:24] <billy_> equations*
[16:24] <jarod51> Hi
[16:25] <The_shark_001> I have the system setup to give me reminders however I would like to put it into a state of sleep.  Would the system wake up?  What is the best way to accomplish this the bios or software?
[16:25] <llutz> billy_: oh, sorry
[16:25]  * laxative wheres the potty
[16:25] <tjohnt> Hey guys, im running 9.10 on a 15 inch latest gen macbook pro (5,4) and I have the mactel repositories, but the lcd brightness keys wont work. when i press f1 or f2, on the top right of my screen i can see an icon that shows the brightness bar move right or left, however the brightnes of my lcd does not actually change. Could anyone help? thanks
[16:25]  * laxative where's the potty
[16:25]  * laxative i have to go doo doo
[16:25] <Pici> laxative: stop
[16:26] <laxative> stop what?
[16:26] <Pici> laxative: This is the Ubuntu support channel, you are being inappropriate.
[16:26] <usr13> laxative: /join #windows
[16:26] <Pici> usr13: Please don't do that either.
[16:26] <laxative> ok i have a problem with my ubuntu installation
[16:26] <laxative> i was wondering if someone here could help me
[16:26] <The_shark_001> hay tjohnt have you try to google it?
[16:26] <Pici> !google | The_shark_001
[16:26] <grandrew2> The_shark_001: your computer should wake up by a bios alarm. That should be supported by your bios and you should get some hacky software to modify CMOS alarm dates compatible with your BIOS version
[16:26] <tjohnt> The_shark_001, yes
[16:27] <usr13> !ask | laxative
[16:27] <Pici> laxative: You need to ask a real question first.
[16:27] <fumbles> will installing normal grub from another distro (Archlinux) mess things up with Ubuntu
[16:27] <laxative> ok well my question is this:
[16:27] <haresh> i cant remove the video of please guide me
[16:27] <laxative> i defecate too much.  what should i do?
[16:27] <The_shark_001> i don't know then tjohnt.
[16:27] <fumbles> laxative: stop taking laxatives
[16:28] <The_shark_001> someone shoot ubottu
[16:28] <airtonix> ~lart The_shark_001
[16:28] <Pici> The_shark_001: Perhaps you should listen to the suggestions given by our bot.
[16:29] <Jukselapp> Hey! I just installed Ubuntu 9.10 and have never used this OS before. I tried to connect to my wifi network that uses WPA2-PSK. Ubuntu do find this network, but I cant log in to it. It asks for pswd, and I write it in, it takes some time, and it asks for the psdw again. What could be wrong?
[16:30] <The_shark_001> didn't think this room went down the the drain so fast.
[16:30] <guntbert> The_shark_001: please keep to the topic
[16:30] <The_shark_001> blaw blaw blaw
[16:30] <Jonathan_L> Jukselapp: It happens sometimes. It just can't connect for some reason.
[16:31] <fumbles> Jukselapp: you double check your wpa settings and the password? make sure it's not case sensitive-a suggestion: wicd is imo much nicer than Network manager.
[16:32] <cemc> in Karmic one has an envelope in the systray for evolution and pidgin and whatnot. how can I remove that?
[16:32] <cemc> not pidgin, empathy
[16:32] <Jukselapp> fumbles: I don't really know wich settings I should have.. but I'm sure im using the correct password
[16:32] <Pici> cemc: Right click the envelope and click remove from panel
[16:33] <cemc> Pici: duh.. :) I looked at that but I thought it will remove all the notification area ;)
[16:33] <guntbert> cemc: its called notification area - and as far as I know its not configurable (yet) - I guess you could turn it off within each app...
[16:33] <cemc> thx :-D
[16:33] <init2winit77> Need help my pictures folder and ubuntu one folder.  They keep freezing up.  Not sure why or how to fix it.
[16:34] <grandrew2> that is NOT notification area. But indeed is not configurable
[16:34] <guntbert> cemc: we seem to have talked about different things - sorry
[16:34] <The_shark_001> init sounds like a video.
[16:34] <cemc> yeah, confusing :-)
[16:35] <guntbert> The_shark_001: please stop your random remarks - they are not helpful
[16:36] <The_shark_001> hmm how is it randum gunbert?
[16:36] <The_shark_001> hmm how is it randum gunbert?
[16:37] <The_shark_001> hmm how is it randum gunbert?
[16:37] <The_shark_001> init sounds like a video.
[16:37] <derkmiller> Is this the right channel if I have a question about Ubuntu
[16:37] <llutz> !ops | The_shark_001
[16:37] <The_shark_001> not really derk they are so stuck up today
[16:37] <derkmiller> lol
[16:37] <BluesKaj> derkmiller, yes..ask away
[16:37] <jpds> The_shark_001: Please stop.
[16:37] <trybik> Hi, does anybody know if there is a backend for the row level-permissions in Django (vide ticket #11010)? Wouldn't it require a change in the django.contrib.auth.models.Permission class (i.e. a object_id for the GenericForeignKey)?
[16:37] <The_shark_001> not really derk they are so stuck up today
[16:37] <The_shark_001> not really derk they are so stuck up today
[16:37] <The_shark_001> not really derk they are so stuck up today
[16:37] <FloodBot1> The_shark_001: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:38] <trybik> oh sry
[16:38] <trybik> :D
[16:39] <tjohnt> Hey guys. I have gnome-power-manager installed, but i dont know how to open/view it. when i run "gnome-power-manager" in the terminal it tells me its already running. thanks
[16:39] <axel_> !list
[16:40] <Toink> will anyone have an idea why my nautilus thinks desktop_is_home_dir is always on, no matter what the actual value?
[16:40] <wuwuau> hi guys gotta a problem with the webcam image. I can see it but it's not regular. It's turned :S
[16:43] <dark> http://paste.ubuntu.com/353004/ here is why i can't connect to ubuntu one
[16:43] <dark> has anyone here experienced this issue? :(
[16:43] <grandrew2> where are the logs of apt updates?
[16:43] <Guest81188> how to delete a hidden directory by command line ?
[16:43] <llutz> Guest81188: rm -rf .dir/
[16:43] <Pici> grandrew2: /var/log/dpkg.log
[16:44] <Guest81188> llutz:  example please... if i want to del .kde             in /home/user/.kde
[16:45] <srepfler> hi, am I correct to say that grub2 uses a UUID of the hard drive the system is installed? if so, wouldn't that create a problem if I'd like to create ghost images of the disc that I'd like to replicate on a number of different hard drives?
[16:45] <llutz> Guest81188: if you are sure: rm -rf ~/.kde
[16:46] <Aled> If I install ubuntu 9.10 from inside Windows XP, does it mean it's running virtually or can I not run XP at the same time?
[16:47] <ionut> Aled:  yes you can
[16:47] <Jonathan_L> If you use the installer for Windows, it's in your boot menu and only one can run
[16:47] <Jonathan_L> *one at the same time
[16:47] <Aled> ah
[16:47] <Aled> thanks
[16:47] <ionut> Aled:  it runs virtually (for eg with virtual box ,etc)
[16:47] <Jonathan_L> It's installed in a virtual file system inside a file in the Windows file system
[16:48] <Aled> But I can't run XP at the same time?
[16:48] <Pici> ionut: No, it does not.
[16:48] <grandrew2> thanks Pici
[16:48] <Jonathan_L> It's better to use the LiveCD to install it
[16:48] <Jonathan_L> But you can use the Windows method as well, even though I don't recommend it (performance, dependence on Windows, etc)
[16:48] <wuwuau> hi guys gotta a problem with the webcam image. I can see it but it's not regular. It's turned :S
[16:49] <Aled> I inserted the CD to run inside Virtual PC and it gave me the option
[16:49] <Jonathan_L> And then there's UNetBootin that work somewhat differently and sets an ISO to boot as if it was a CD from inside the OS (Windows)
[16:49] <master_> siemka
[16:50] <Jonathan_L> Aled: If you install it in a virtual machine, it's virtual and inside a file and is running in a process in Windows
[16:50] <Aled> I know
[16:50] <Jonathan_L> wuwuau: Mirrored?
[16:50] <djtoast> Hi all,  im building my new setup and im stuck with trying to configure 3 monitors..  when i put them as seperate x screens it works but oviously they are seperate.  When I activate xinemera and I just get flashing screens on longin screen (Like if it trying to dectect something) I forced the resolution but still no luck
[16:50] <wuwuau> yeah
[16:50] <Aled> I use Virtual PC for a number of different Windows OS'
[16:50] <Pici> Aled: If you are referring to Wubi, then that creates a filesystem within a file on your Windows partition, but only one OS can run at a time.  If you are referring to booting the disk from a virtual machine, then that is different.
[16:50] <master_>     :P
[16:50] <wuwuau> Jonathan_L, yep
[16:50] <Xfact> what s aplitude?
[16:50] <master_>   ,mmmmm
[16:51] <master_> sex
[16:51] <master_> eheh
[16:51] <Pici> master_: Please stay on topic here.
[16:51] <djtoast> SPECS: 2 gpu , 1 is dual screen the other using as single.  both nvidia, 7800gt and 9500gt
[16:51] <Pici> !aptitude | Xfact
[16:51] <shawn_> !aptitude | Xfact
[16:51] <Aled> br b
[16:51] <tutysara> hi i have issues in recording sound any one here to help?
[16:52] <Xfact> thanks pici and shawn :)
[16:52] <TopGear> How do I change the background of my grub 2?
[16:52] <shawn_> Is there any downside to enabling root on Ubuntu besides security stuff?
[16:52] <ivsanpun> buenas tardes
[16:52] <TopGear> Hey
[16:52] <djtoast> !aptitude | Xfact
[16:53] <Xfact> I already got help...but thanks again sjtoast :)
[16:53] <erUSUL> !es | ivsanpun
[16:53] <AdvoWork> ubuntu just crashed, took me to a black screen, with some writing on, pressed enter, took me back to my login screen, logged in, white screen and nothing else, hard rebooted, ok now but can i find out what it was?
[16:53] <Abongile> Hi All, I can't login into my system, I get log in screen but pressing enter it returns. I stop gdm with sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop and on trying to restart gdm/x with startx or startx& I get the error "xauth: creating new authority file and nothing happens from here, Please help!
[16:53] <djtoast> anyone using 2 videocards?
[16:53] <Xfact> !bd | xfact
[16:54] <Xfact> !in | xfact
[16:54] <Pici> !msgthebot | Xfact
[16:56] <ccpc_speaker> hi everyone !
[16:56] <sushimako> hey is there a better way to dist-upgrade from hardy->karmic without system-reinstall?
[16:56] <ccpc_speaker> Can someone help me with Ubuntu Moblin Remix 9.10 ?
[16:56] <ccpc_speaker> I got a problem
[16:57] <evergrenn> hello all
[16:57] <sushimako> on production system
[16:57] <Jonathan_L> Update manager should offer upgrade
[16:58] <Pici> shadenzo: You cannot upgrade directly to karmic from hardy, you'll need to go through intrepid and jaunty first.
[16:59] <Pici> sushimako: sorry, that was for you ^
[16:59] <Pici> !upgrade
[16:59] <bored_> Is there any service that lets you play around with a linux shell from a web browser? Not like ajaxterm or anything to a machine you own but just like a public service?
[16:59] <airtonix> bored_, pretty much offtopic, but you want a free shell account.
[16:59] <Jonathan_L> Then you'll have to get server hosting with a linux machine and SSH
[17:00] <Jonathan_L> And there are Java SSH clients that works in browsers
[17:00] <mediaprodigy> Does anyone have a preference (FreeNx vs VNC)?
[17:00] <nerdy_kid> is it a good idea to upgrade to QT 4.6 on KDE 4.3?
[17:00] <sushimako> Pici: yeah, i was afraid i have to. so instead of mangling with upgrade problems of 3 upgrades, i'd rather just reinstall, i guess? it's a live system, maybe i should use a secont machine and do it in parallel
[17:01] <iceroot> nerdy_kid: never touch a running system
[17:01] <Stevenking> i need help with grub 1 my server doesn´t start
[17:01] <Jonathan_L> aaargh.... The "logging out" popup jsut frooze
[17:02] <nerdy_kid> iceroot in that case my pc would've been dead ages ago ;)
[17:02] <maverick1> i cannot boot into ubuntu because im getting 1000s of Temperature above threshold, cpu clock throttled messages, my fan and heatsink are fine, infact im talking from windows using the same pc..any way i can turn this message off?
[17:02] <NET||abuse> hey folks, i have a problem with an nfs share, i setup a server to mount a nfs mount point from another server ages ago, then we moved offices so everything got shutdown, now i've rebooted both systems, but the nfs share hasn't been mounted..
[17:03] <kirillnext> hello
[17:03] <iceroot> NET||abuse: then mount it by hand
[17:03] <NET||abuse> i don't know where the problem lies at this point.. is there a series of steps i could take to trace down what part of the portmaps, nfs-common etc.. isn't starting up?
[17:03] <Mortal_> bored_, if you just want a linux shell and you're running windows, try cygwin
[17:04] <NET||abuse> iceroot, you've just reminded me, the share is a mounted partition itself.. i think it's a lvm mount too.. so on the nfs serving host, how do i check what lvm mounts are not mounted?
[17:04] <hajmola> flash videos that have a big "play" button on top of them don't work. SItes like youtube/vimeo work, but as soon as there's a big play button it won't let me play them
[17:04] <NET||abuse> iceroot, i think; this is where my problem lies. I am really unfamiliar with working with lvm.
[17:05] <MichealH> The next meeting on #ubuntu-meeting is at 10PM GMT and will commence for an hour.
[17:05] <maverick1> hajmola: get adobe flash player plugin using ubuntu software center
[17:05] <guntbert> !ot | MichealH
[17:05] <hajmola> maverick1, that's what I'm running.
[17:06] <PC> Hey peeps
[17:06] <maverick1> hajmola: then i have no idea
[17:06] <PC> i requested a cd
[17:06] <PC> dont you get a tracking number?
[17:06] <maverick1> i cannot boot into ubuntu because im getting 1000s of Temperature above threshold, cpu clock throttled messages, my fan and heatsink are fine, infact im talking from windows using the same pc..any way i can turn this message off? desperately want to get back to ubuntu..
[17:06] <ivsanpun> hola
[17:06] <domjohnson> Hello
[17:06] <sacarlson> ok the answer man is now here, I need to go to Lao tomaro so ask me now
[17:06] <domjohnson> How would i uninstall Ubuntu and GRUB?
[17:06] <Jonathan_L> Remove the partition
[17:07] <PC> When you request a cd dont you get a tracking number?????
[17:07] <Jonathan_L> *PartitionS
[17:07] <maverick1> domjohnson: delete the partition and restore the MBR or else u would be stuck forever :P
[17:07] <domjohnson> Right...but that would leave GRUB behind
[17:07] <domjohnson> How would i restore the MBR?
[17:07] <Jonathan_L> domjohnson: Only if grub is installed on the windows partition
[17:07] <PC> Grub is un-removable trust me
[17:07] <maverick1> domjohnson: use your windows cd to go to the recovery console and type fixmbr
[17:07] <PC> fix mbr wont work
[17:07] <Jonathan_L> Restore the MBR using the Windows install/recovery CD
[17:07] <PC> I tried that'
[17:07] <domjohnson> Right...only i don't have the Windows CD
[17:07] <PC> long time ago
[17:07] <PC> and i was stuck
[17:08] <NET||abuse> ahh,ok, so trying to mount a data directory from one machine on another, the data volume is not mounted on the nfs server, so I'm not sure how it was mounted, i think lvm, but i don't know how to find the lvm? can anyone help?
[17:08] <PC> with grub
[17:08] <FloodBot1> PC: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:08] <wuwuau> hi guys gotta a problem with the webcam image. I can see it but it's not regular. It's turned :S
[17:08] <Jonathan_L> There are other tools to fix the MBR
[17:08] <maverick1> domjohnson: try some third party tools that restore the windows MBR..use google
[17:08] <sacarlson> ﻿domjohnson: I would look for supergrub on google they have a boot disk that fixes 99% of all those types
[17:08] <Jonathan_L> wuwuau: What driver? What camera? Is it mirrored?
[17:08] <hajmola> anyone know why video sties like youtube/vimeo work but any video with a big "play" flash button in front of a video doesn't work?
[17:09] <PC> Guys please help me do i get a tracking number when i request a cd?
[17:09] <wuwuau> Jonathan_L, yes it's mirrored. Suyin Corp. on an ASUS UL 50
[17:09] <kirillnext> help mi with cupsd options undo SCX-4100
[17:09] <Abongile> Please need help, Isn't there anybody who can or cares to help me with my problem, please. I can't loggin to my mythbuntu box's x-environment. I have tried some work rounds from googling, forum and launchpad, most are for previous distributions I am on 9.10, please help!
[17:09] <Jonathan_L> PC: Have you checked?
[17:09] <domjohnson> http://ms-sys.sourceforge.net/   would that work?
[17:09] <PC> i checked
[17:09] <maverick1> i cannot boot into ubuntu because im getting 1000s of Temperature above threshold, cpu clock throttled messages, my fan and heatsink are fine, infact im talking from windows using the same pc..any way i can turn this message off? desperately want to get back to ubuntu..
[17:09] <Jonathan_L> wuwuau: Describe
[17:09] <domjohnson> PC - have you not get 9.10?
[17:09] <PC> nope
[17:09] <domjohnson> If you haven't got it, keep it that way.
[17:10] <domjohnson> Use 9.04 until 10.04 comes out
[17:10] <sacarlson> ﻿hajmola:  sounds like you need the flash player installed.  you must only see mpg or other codec vid they provide
[17:10] <wuwuau> Jonathan_L, how can I see the driver? I have the images in Cheese, Skype and Ekiga mirrored
[17:10] <MichealH> domjohnson: good Point I think Its too buggy
[17:10] <domjohnson> 9.10 is mean sometimes
[17:10] <om26er> PC, downlaod it!
[17:10] <PC> Fine
[17:11] <Jonathan_L> wuwuau: Describe it - if you turn the camera against yourself, does moving things in front of the camera appear to go to the right or to the left on the screen?
[17:11] <Abongile> domjohnson: how do you downgrade? Without the need to reinstall?
[17:11] <PC> I need to go download
[17:11] <PC> ill see ya guys later
[17:11] <rob_p> PC: At https://shipit.ubuntu.com/ you can, "Check the status of an existing request" at the bottom.
[17:11] <PC> I tried that
[17:11] <domjohnson> Abongile - i'm not sure
[17:11] <PC> didnt work
[17:11] <hajmola> sacarlson, that's not it, all other flash sites work
[17:11] <domjohnson> Wish i knew!
[17:11] <domjohnson> lol
[17:11] <sacarlson> anything I say just add it to google search
[17:11] <PC> I wish they told me how far is my package
[17:12] <guntbert> !google | sacarlson
[17:12] <sacarlson> ﻿hajmola: oh ok give me this site let me look
[17:12] <rob_p> PC: Don't know then... Most people just download it.  Anyway, good luck.
[17:12] <hajmola> sacarlson, it's actually whenever there's a clickable flash running. So games will start but if I have to click on anything they dont' work. Same with videos
[17:13] <domjohnson> So....would ms-sys work to restore the MBR and therefore make GRUB either invisble or uninstall it?
[17:13] <maverick1> i cannot boot into ubuntu because im getting 1000s of Temperature above threshold, cpu clock throttled messages, my fan and heatsink are fine, infact im talking from windows using the same pc..any way i can turn this message off? same thing in the recovery console too...desperately want to get back to ubuntu..
[17:13] <hajmola> sacarlson, but they're still being displayed, just wont' let me click on anything
[17:13] <sacarlson> ﻿ubottu: I didn't tell them to only google, I told them to google what I sent them.  hopeing the details would come of it.
[17:14] <sacarlson> ﻿hajmola:  I asked for a site: what you gave me helps me not
[17:15] <hajmola> sacarlson, nevermind, I found a fix for the problem buried in a forum. And it wasn't just one site it was all sites with flash buttons
[17:15] <nimrod10> test
[17:15] <rob_p> sacarlson: You should direct your comment to guntbert as he is the one who sicked the bot (ubottu) on you!  :-)
[17:15] <RalphSpencer> Press ENTER to continue or CTRL-C to exit.
[17:15] <RalphSpencer> [: 1361: 0: unexpected operator
[17:15] <RalphSpencer> [: 1361: unexpected operator
[17:15] <RalphSpencer> Compiling DRM module...install.sh: 1361: Syntax error: Bad fd number
[17:15] <RalphSpencer> root@endeavour:~/Downloads/dripkg#
[17:15] <FloodBot1> RalphSpencer: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:16] <sacarlson> ﻿hajmola: very good, give of what you found may help others
[17:16] <RalphSpencer> was trying to install drivers for GMA but this came up
[17:16] <RalphSpencer> oh sorry for flood
[17:16] <jcrawford> what is a good app to convert a cd to mp3 on ubuntu?
[17:16] <llutz> jcrawford: ripperx, grip
[17:16] <jcrawford> thanks
[17:17] <maverick1> jcrawford: try soundconvert too
[17:17] <RalphSpencer> anybody?
[17:17] <sacarlson> ﻿rob_p: I don't take efence of what Ubuntu or gil or rob say, those only benifited others to help me benifit you all
[17:19] <RalphSpencer> the complete execution of the install script http://paste.ubuntu.com/353020/
[17:19] <RalphSpencer> hello someone has to help me
[17:19] <rob_p> sacarlson: Ummm... ok, I guess.  :-|
[17:19] <nuker> HOW TO TURN ON BLUETOOTH IN UBUNTU
[17:19] <om26er> !caps | nuker
[17:20] <nuker> :)
[17:20] <hajmola> nuker: system>preferences>bluetooth
[17:20] <nuker> hajmola tum bhartiye ho ?
[17:21] <RalphSpencer> someone who can help me????
[17:21] <hajmola> nuker, yes
[17:21] <sacarlson> ﻿rob_p: is that a question?
[17:21] <Mortal_> RalphSpencer, the output you posted seems to come from a bash script
[17:21] <morphias> !help RalphSpencer
[17:21] <Mortal_> which script/executable did you run to get that output?
[17:21] <RalphSpencer> Mortal_, yes
[17:21] <RalphSpencer> I tried to execute a script that installs GMA 900 drivers
[17:21] <rob_p> sacarlson: Nope.  Just trying to decypher your comment!  Carry on...
[17:22] <nuker> lulz tumhara pet sahi rehta hai kya ?
[17:22] <sacarlson> ﻿rob_p: I'm not a battle here I only anwser what I can tell you
[17:22] <djtoast> does anyone know if its possible to have 3 monitors on 3 screens using something like twinview?
[17:22] <RalphSpencer> It came from Intel website
[17:22] <Mortal_> ok RalphSpencer, it might be a bug in the script. can you find out what line 1361 contains?
[17:22] <djtoast> sorry on 2 videocards
[17:22] <tweakt> djtoast: wouldnt that be triple-view ;-)
[17:22] <rob_p> sacarlson: Good for you!  Keep up the good deeds.
[17:22] <Mortal_> what I meant was it can be a bug or it can be invalid input from you or another source
[17:22] <wuwuau> Jonathan_L, k actually on cheese if I move right/left the image moves with me (right/left in the right order)
[17:22] <hajmola> nuker, this isn't the place to discuss it, but I can eat it like candy.
[17:23] <sacarlson> ﻿ rob_p:  and you the same my good friends
[17:23] <nuker> oh thats lovely i love hajmola
[17:23] <rob_p> sacarlson: :-)
[17:23] <bartosz> m
[17:23] <morphias> #ubuntu-dev
[17:23] <RalphSpencer> The line 1361 contains only "fi"
[17:23] <Abongile> Can somebody please help me, I can't logginto the graphical environment, loggin prompt comes up, but instead of the desktop loading the loggin prompt returns, please help.
[17:23] <Mortal_> hmm, that doesn't sound right. can you post the script to a pastebin, RalphSpencer?
[17:23] <Mortal_> !paste
[17:24] <djtoast> Tweakt: is there such option?  all i know is twinview from nvidia
[17:24] <RalphSpencer> sure
[17:24] <Abongile> or how does one downgrade? is that even advisable?
[17:24] <feed_me_seymour> ls
[17:24] <feed_me_seymour> oops
[17:25] <maverick_> how can i make ubuntu boot with acpi=off everytime?
[17:25] <guntbert> !downgrade | Abongile - no
[17:25] <nuker> hajmola why i can't give u the personal msg
[17:26] <sacarlson> ﻿maverick_: what is the benifit of that acpi=off?
[17:26] <RalphSpencer> Here it is, Mortal_: http://paste.ubuntu.com/353022/
[17:26] <guntbert> maverick_: edit the grub lines
[17:26] <maverick_> sacarlson: i dont want CPU temperature messages to be spammed, and i googled and found that acpi=off disables it
[17:26] <Deathspike> Does anyone know the name of the package containing the services manager (I don't have it on a server)?
[17:27] <nuker> lolz bluetooth shows me bluetooth is disable :~0
[17:27] <anonmatir> i want to control my mouse through my keyboard ! any ideas?
[17:27] <Abongile> gunbert & ubottu: Everything worked just finw before, infact I got into this problem trying to get 9.10 to have distributed media (dhcp, samba, etc) and now I can't even loggin. What can I do?
[17:27] <rob_p> maverick_: Put, "GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX="acpi=off" in your /etc/default/grub file.
[17:27] <HFSPLUS> How do i defrag?
[17:27] <iceroot> HFSPLUS: defrag what?
[17:28] <HFSPLUS> my hard drive
[17:28] <maverick_> rob_p: thanks a lot rob_p and guntbert :)
[17:28] <iceroot> HFSPLUS: ext?
[17:28] <sudormsys32> really?
[17:28] <sacarlson> maverick_: ok cool thanks for the input, I will look into this
[17:28] <rob_p> maverick_: Oh, and don't forget to run, "update-grub" afterwards.
[17:28] <HFSPLUS> EXT3 i believe
[17:28] <iceroot> HFSPLUS: ext3 dont need defrag
[17:28] <maverick_> rob_p: ok
[17:28] <HFSPLUS> o
[17:28] <EU|Colector> how to register here ?
[17:28] <iceroot> HFSPLUS: like ext2 and ext4
[17:28] <HFSPLUS> jfs?
[17:28] <epinky> !defrag | HFSPLUS
[17:29] <wuwuau> Jonathan_L, how can I see the driver?
[17:29] <qwerty> Hi room
[17:29] <Abongile> Hi qwerty
[17:29] <maverick_> rob_p: should i just add the lines or should something be replaced?
[17:29] <Guest95456> Anyone here have experience with converting and burning dvd's?
[17:30] <Aled> Alright I'm in Ubuntu 9.10 which I installed from Windows XP
[17:30] <Mortal_> huh RalphSpencer it seems weird, but try replacing >& with >> in lines 1325 and 1326
[17:30] <rob_p> maverick_: There should be an example line with no arguments in the quotes.  Just fill it in with, "acpi=off" and you should be set.
[17:30] <mediaprodigy> Is anyone here using Ubuntu as a platform for making music?
[17:30] <maverick_> rob_p: ok thanks
[17:31] <guntbert> rob_p: *if* its a fresh 9.10
[17:31] <wuwuau> hi guys gotta a problem with the webcam image. I can see it but it's not regular. It's mirrored :S
[17:31] <Deathspike> Does anyone know how I can manage services? I lack the services manager.
[17:31] <RalphSpencer> ok Mortal_
[17:31] <Diverdude> i have gcc version 4.4.1-4ubuntu8 installed. I am using a program which only supports gcc v. 4.2.0. Is it possible to have both compilers installed on the system simultaneously?
[17:31] <maverick_> rob_p: im off to test it..thanks again
[17:31] <sacarlson> ﻿mediaprodigy: if they don't they should,  we have cool stuf,  I only played with gutar effects
[17:31] <rob_p> maverick_: Good luck!
[17:31] <Ratizar> my wifi works on kubuntu but doesnt on ubuntu what is the difference
[17:31] <Deathspike> Diverdude: Why would you want to have two compilers?
[17:31] <Mortal_> Deathspike, check out /etc/init.d/, it contains services, not sure if all of them are there
[17:32] <alberto_> Hello
[17:32] <dirk__> hoi, is there a program to log all the process activities? thx in advance
[17:32] <alberto_> I can't get my Line Input to work properly
[17:32] <Mortal_> Deathspike, also try service --status-all
[17:32] <mediaprodigy> sacarlson: what in particular are you using..
[17:32] <alberto_> I can hear the signal
[17:32] <Diverdude> Deathspike, i explained that in my question
[17:32] <alberto_> But I cannot record anything
[17:32] <Abongile> Guest95456: I am new to linux but since I am here and I think I may know something useful here goes: There are many apps that can do just that I say search for the one that suits you. For what you have mentioned you may want to take a look at avidemux or similar, acid::rip or similar and or K3b or similar. Hope that helps some.
[17:32] <mediaprodigy> sacarlson: I am interested in making techno & hiphop music.
[17:32] <alberto_> The Vu-meter doesn't even go up
[17:32] <sacarlson> ﻿mediaprodigy: stuf like rosegarden and the plug in stuf
[17:32] <Ratizar> i have intel wifi it should work out of the box but it doesnt what do i need to do
[17:33] <Deathspike> Mortal_ : No 'services' was found, I guess the command isnt known either.
[17:33] <RalphSpencer> "The DRI drivers can not be installed without the latest kernel modules.Installation will be aborted. See the dri.log file for information on what went wrong." Rest same but this errror
[17:33] <RalphSpencer> instead of that one
[17:33] <Mortal_> Deathspike, what do you mean no 'services' was found? did the service tool tell you that? huh
[17:33] <sacarlson> ﻿mediaprodigy:  cool mixing stuf that I could shift my voice or ??
[17:33] <Deathspike> Mortal_: No, the tool doesnt even exist on my system.
[17:33] <Diverdude> i have gcc version 4.4.1-4ubuntu8 installed. I am using a program which only supports gcc v. 4.2.0. Is it possible to have both compilers installed on the system simultaneously, so that i can have the old 4.2.0 and the new 4.4.1??
[17:33] <Mortal_> Deathspike, 'service' is the standard way of managing services (daemons) in ubuntu... try 'man service'
[17:34] <sacarlson> ﻿mediaprodigy:  lad?
[17:34] <Guest95456> The problem is when I convert a AVI to  DVD and put it on a DVD DISC, it keeps pausing every 4 seconds
[17:34] <Guest95456> like it stutters
[17:34] <mediaprodigy> sacarlson: I am thinking in terms of Reason, Fruityloops, Logic.. so forth
[17:34] <MrJayBiggie> how do i format a second hard drive?
[17:34] <rob_p> maverick_: Outcome?  ...drumroll...
[17:34] <RalphSpencer> Mortal_, now "The DRI drivers can not be installed without the latest kernel modules.Installation will be aborted. See the dri.log file for information on what went wrong." Rest same but this errror instead of that one
[17:34] <mikobuntu> mediaprodigy ; lmms , ardour , audacity , hydrogen
[17:34] <sacarlson> ﻿mediaprodigy:  we have total mixer stations that run on ubuntu, synth drums ....  voice recorders with efects....
[17:34] <Deathspike> Mortal_: My bad, typo. How can I remove gdm (it has a ?) from the services via command line? :)
[17:35] <maverick_> rob_p: :D it worked
[17:35] <Ratizar> i need wifi help
[17:35] <rob_p> maverick_: Sweet!  :-)
[17:35] <Mortal_> eh Deathspike I'm not sure, but try sudo apt-get remove gdm
[17:35] <maverick_> rob_p: is the temperature thing a bug?
[17:35] <Mortal_> why'd you remove it though?
[17:35] <mediaprodigy> sacarlson: can you provide some links.. msg me off the list. pls
[17:35] <Spasysheep> how do i record input from a webcam and microphone using vlc?
[17:35] <rob_p> maverick_: Looks like it may be.
[17:35] <sacarlson> ﻿ sacarlson: ﻿ tmidii
[17:35] <Deathspike> Mortal_ I dont want to uninstall it, I just want to disable it as I'm running a server and dont need GUI all the time.
[17:35] <Mortal_> ah like that
[17:35] <Mortal_> service stop gdm
[17:35] <MrJayBiggie> anybody know how to format a second hard drive?
[17:35] <Mortal_> you'll probably need sudo
[17:36] <Bonst4r> gparted?
[17:36] <maverick_> rob_p: ok..
[17:36] <Deathspike> Mortal_ : Hm.. apparently it doesn't know the service, even though it's listed.. twice.
[17:36] <Mortal_> Deathspike, what about sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop?
[17:37] <Deathspike> Mortal_: It closes now, but AFAIK it re-appears when I reboot.
[17:37] <Guest95456> poopoo
[17:37] <sacarlson> ﻿mediaprodigy: just try go into synaptic and search for music
[17:37] <Mortal_> ok Deathspike you'll need to disable it in the /etc/rc?.d/ directories
[17:37] <RalphSpencer> Mortal_, you there for me?
[17:38] <Deathspike> Mortal_: Sadly, I already did this. It still re-appears :\
[17:38] <Abongile> guest95456: Does it only do that once it has been written to disc or does the same from the harddrive? Have you tried putting the file through avidemux and see if the many options can't solve the problem, It should be in the ubuntu repository so softwre centre or apt-get install should do it for you. Check out: http://fixounet.free.fr/avidemux/
[17:38] <Mortal_> RalphSpencer, sec, I'll just need to read through the script
[17:38] <mediaprodigy> sacarlson: thanks
[17:38] <sacarlson> ﻿mediaprodigy: rosegarden and many others like someone other than me mentioned is there
[17:38] <Mortal_> Deathspike, check out update-rc.d
[17:38] <Deathspike> Mortal_: I used sysv-rc-conf and manual deleting. No entries are around, it still starts.
[17:38] <rob_p> Deathspike: use the update-rc.d utility to disable it.  Should be, "sudo update-rc.d -f gdm remove"
[17:38] <Deathspike> Mortal_ & rob_p: This command throws an error at line 57 :\
[17:38] <RalphSpencer> Mortal_, ok sure
[17:38] <Mortal_> Deathspike, you shouldn't delete it, you need to rename it according to some shenanigans, but update-rc.d should do that for you
[17:39] <Deathspike> Mortal_: A reinstall should do the trick for corruption I take it then?
[17:39] <Mortal_> RalphSpencer, I don't know how much shell scripting you know, but searching the script for the string 'The DRI drivers can not be installed without the latest kernel modules' will get you to line 1350
[17:40] <Abongile> I have fiddling with my system for sometime now, I have scoured the forums, launchpad again and still no solution. I can't loggin, the loggin screen just keeps returning. I am running mythbuntu 9.10.
[17:40] <Mortal_> RalphSpencer, I'm not sure the checks are legitimate and whether the error message is telling the truth, that some kernel module(s) is/are missing, but that could be the problem
[17:40] <MrJayBiggie> how do i get my comp to automatically boot ubuntu without it asking to be selected?
[17:40] <Mortal_> Deathspike, what's corrupted?
[17:40] <Deathspike> Mortal_ : update-rc.d gives an error at line 57 for some reason.
[17:41] <RalphSpencer> Mortal_, if these modules are really missing, how do I install them?
[17:41] <Xfact> serious problem :( after updating my karmic, when I am tarting my PC it's opening as console...(not as gnome desktop)....
[17:41] <Mortal_> RalphSpencer, I don't know which modules are missing... does it say which?
[17:41] <RalphSpencer> Nope
[17:41] <Mortal_> RalphSpencer, then add errmsg "$DRV_MODULE" just before line 1350
[17:42] <RalphSpencer> Should I comment out those lines for now?
[17:42] <Xfact> When I am trying to start gdm, it saying 'ccannot aquire <file/file>' etc.....what should I do?? :(
[17:42] <RalphSpencer> ok
[17:42] <Abongile> It feels like my backend is fine and when I reboot my system I can see it being shutdown and the mythfrontend seems willing to luanch but I don't know how to specify a display. So the problem with the loggin prompt initialising whatever is supposed to happen next so I get a working desktop.
[17:42] <Mortal_> nah RalphSpencer we need to know which modules it claims are missing
[17:42] <rob_p> Deathspike: Try first enabling by doing, "sudo update-rc.d gdm defaults" and then disabling by doing, "sudo update-rc.d -f gdm remove"
[17:42] <Xfact> serious problem :( after updating my karmic, when I am tarting my PC it's opening as console...(not as gnome desktop)....When I am trying to start gdm, it saying 'ccannot aquire <file/file>' etc.....what should I do?? :(
[17:42] <alberto_> DOES ANYBODY KNOW WHY I CAN'T RECORD ANYTHING IN JAUNTY?
[17:42] <alberto_> PLEASE HELP ME
[17:42] <alberto_> I NEED TO RECORD MY GUITAR
[17:42] <iceroot> alberto_: dont use caps, instead use usefull infos
[17:42] <alberto_> BUT I CAN'T
[17:42] <FloodBot1> alberto_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:42] <TopGear> Hey
[17:42] <Spasysheep> alberto: YOU NEED TO STOP SHOUTING
[17:43] <sacarlson> ok I got to go to sleep,  thank you all for keeping it all alive, remember only people (you) make it happen by asking and telling and making the dream come true.
[17:43] <Mortal_> ah sorry RalphSpencer, I've gotta go now
[17:43] <Xfact> alberto_:  please don't shout, everybody here is for help, wait for your turn :)
[17:43] <alberto_> Sorry, but I'm desperate
[17:43] <TopGear> My upstart-manager won't work
[17:43] <RalphSpencer> Mortal_, now it says gdg in there
[17:43] <spatulacity> hey home come you assholes keep messing with the sound server every release
[17:44] <RalphSpencer> :(
[17:44] <guntbert> !ohmy | spatulacity
[17:44] <ejwaxx> 96kci2140
[17:44] <blakkheim> spatulacity: just use alsa
[17:44] <Abongile> Xfact: I think you're problem is similar to mine. What happens if you /etc.init.d/gdm stop and then startx?
[17:44] <Deathspike> Mortal_: This is still a no-go :(
[17:44] <rob_p> Deathspike: I'm guessing that since you manually removed some sym-links, the update-rc.d utility is throwing errors while attempting to operate on non-existant files.  By enabling first, the symlinks get re-created in all the default runlevels.  Then the disable command should work.
[17:45] <Diverdude> i have gcc version 4.4.1-4ubuntu8 installed. I am using a program which only supports gcc v. 4.2.0. Is it possible to have both compilers installed on the system simultaneously, so that i can have the old 4.2.0 and the new 4.4.1??
[17:45] <ejwaxx> dangit xchat, switching windows on me...time to select a new password :|
[17:45] <Xfact> serious problem :( after updating my karmic, when I am trying my PC it's opening as console...(not as gnome desktop)....When I am trying to start gdm, it saying 'cannot acquire <file/file>' etc.....what should I do?? :(
[17:45] <Deathspike> rob_p and mortal_ thanks for your help. I'll simply reinstall (it's a clean one anyhow) and work with that, it should work then according to the information given. Thanks again, have to run for a while!
[17:45] <acicula> Diverdude: yeah if they use different names for the binary
[17:45] <acicula> Diverdude: or you can put a custom gcc in /usr/local or your home directory etc
[17:45] <rob_p> Deathspike: Sounds a little drastic!
[17:45] <Diverdude> acicula, i see...how do i control that?
[17:45] <rob_p> Deathspike: ...but it's your call.  Good luck.
[17:45] <alberto_> Can anybody help me, please?
[17:46] <Diverdude> acicula, where does the standard gcc reside?
[17:46] <GNUtoo|oeee> hi,I've a jaunty based distro...how do I assign permanantly an ip to an interface
[17:46] <GNUtoo|oeee> ?
[17:46] <alberto_> I really need this to work.
[17:46] <Xfact> Abongile: I think the update process doing unexpected error with 'gnome display manager' so it's doing problem to start, and it's major issue I think....
[17:46] <acicula> Diverdude: the naming you dont control, if it comes in a deb,  but im gusesing just installing gcc-4.2 will work
[17:46] <GNUtoo|oeee> and strangely I keep killing nm-system-settings and it comes back
[17:46] <guntbert> Diverdude: but thats a strange thing - what gets broken in your proggy if you use 4.4.1 ?
[17:46] <Xfact>  alberto_: please repeat, what your question was....?
[17:46] <acicula> Diverdude: gcc-4.2 is in the repo, you just have to remember to use gcc-4.2 ratrher then gcc and such
[17:47] <acicula> Diverdude: or port your program
[17:47] <Hans_Henrik> isnt gcc 4.5 the latest release?
[17:47] <acicula> currently at 4.4
[17:47] <acicula> 4.5 might be the dev release
[17:47] <GNUtoo|oeee> I need to serve for nfsroot and the client reconfigure it's iface so...the jaunty-based one's iface go down too
[17:48] <Diverdude> guntbert, mexfiles in matlab
[17:48] <jellow> Anyone recomend a light image viewer that can open multipule .jpgs at same time?
[17:48] <Abongile> Xfact: So when you stop gdm and startx nothing happens, I used to be able to get into a standard gnome desktop, I can't now don't know what changed. Any progress on your part?
[17:48] <alberto_> Xfact I'm trying to record my guitar, which is plugged in Line Input. I can hear the sound, but whenever I use the Gnome recorder, it does not record anything.
[17:48] <Diverdude> guntbert, Warning: You are using gcc version "4.4.1-4ubuntu8)".  The earliest gcc version supported
[17:48] <Diverdude>          with mex is "4.0.0".  The latest version tested for use with mex is "4.2.0".
[17:48] <Diverdude>          To download a different version of gcc, visit http://gcc.gnu.org
[17:48] <alberto_> Nor Ardour.
[17:49] <llutz> jellow: display
[17:49] <alberto_> Xfact I also try to configure sound in System / Preferences / Sound
[17:49] <alberto_> But I don't know which capturing device to use.
[17:49] <Abongile> gunbert: so I can't downgrade not considered a option. So what do I do?
[17:49] <Xfact> Abongile: yes, when I am trying to start it, this time screen flickering 5-6 times, and after then the error message :(
[17:49] <guntbert> Diverdude: and they break ? - ah thats only a warning - you could still try to compile - or do as acicula said
[17:49] <alberto_> I try with all of them, but none of them works.
[17:50] <Diverdude> acicula, or is it possible to somehow make gcc 4.4.1 compile as a 4.2.0 with a specific flag?
[17:50] <Abongile> xfact: what's you error message?
[17:50] <GNUtoo|oeee> anyone?
[17:50] <Diverdude> guntbert, i have tried to compile, and when i run the mexfile i get an error
[17:50] <GNUtoo|oeee> where should I ask then?
[17:50] <tyro> anyone can tell me ,whats the time,now ,thx
[17:50] <Diverdude> guntbert, ??? Invalid MEX-file '/media/IMM/work/tools/matlab/BSDMSI/BSDReadHips.mexglx':
[17:50] <llutz> !time
[17:50] <alberto_> Xfact I have an embedded sound card.
[17:50] <jellow> llutz: its not in repositry know any more?
[17:51] <alberto_> HDA INTEL or something like that
[17:51] <llutz> jellow: it in imagemagick-package
[17:51] <sacarlson> ﻿Diverdude: I have had several gcc installed and just changed the sym link to provide what was needed >ln -s /path/old/you/want  /path/present/after/renam/
[17:51] <Xfact> alberto_: first assure that your guitar is being accepted by Ubuntu hardware... if it is then I think the problem is with your software, try something batter like, 'audacity'
[17:51] <Diverdude> ??? Invalid MEX-file '/media/IMM/work/tools/matlab/BSDMSI/BSDReadHips.mexglx':
[17:51] <acicula> Diverdude: dont think so, gotta install the old version, or just try with 4.4 and see if it works
[17:51] <kerem> slm
[17:52] <soopos> Is there any tool in apt-get like Fedora's grin?
[17:52] <llutz> soopos: which does what?
[17:52] <epinky> GNUtoo|oeee: is tftp concerned?
[17:52] <soopos> llutz: To grep source code
[17:52] <GNUtoo|oeee> epinky, no only nfsroot
[17:52] <marcio_> hi all
[17:52] <llutz> soopos: just grep?
[17:53] <soopos> llutz: Likely,
[17:53] <Xfact> Abongile:  oops! the error message was big...I don't remember it correctly but it was like 'problem aquireing *some gdm related files* etc...'
[17:53] <GNUtoo|oeee> epinky, basically the device boot the kernel from micro-sdcard,and then dhcpcd and then nfsroot
[17:53] <Xfact> Abongile: anything else there?
[17:53] <epinky> GNUtoo|oeee: so you mean NFS server?
[17:53] <alberto_> Xfact My guitar, just like every guitar, used to work in Jaunty
[17:53] <soopos> llutz: http://www.redhat.com/archives/fedora-package-announce/2009-March/msg00133.html
[17:53] <Abongile> xfact: I get an xuath erro message, Iast saw this when I was trying KDE out. The system building new xuath file seems to just hang a little and then back to the bash prompt no chnage.
[17:53] <alberto_> Xfact I cannot record Microphone INput either.
[17:53] <GNUtoo|oeee> epinky, yes the jaunty-based computer does nfs server
[17:53] <kab> why OpenOffice 3.1 is too slow to save documents on 9.10?
[17:53] <Xfact> alberto_: are you first time having problem on you junty?
[17:54] <GNUtoo|oeee> epinky, only that during the reconfiguration the link goes down and so the server's card interface goes down too
[17:54] <spatulacity> FACT: this is what a typical ubuntu release planning looks like http://www.queerclick.com/images/sc_blowing%20brody.jpg
[17:54] <pea[PC]> if you install unbuntu with an os already on the drive what happens? does it get overwritten? does it make it's own partition?
[17:54] <alberto_> Xfact The biggest mistake I made was updating to karmic
[17:54] <jellow> llutz: thanks was alreadt installed did not notice
[17:55] <protojay> spatulacity, your an idiot
[17:55] <bishop> joining
[17:55] <alberto_> Xfact After trying karmic and finding out it gave me a lot of problems, I had to go back to Jaunty.
[17:55] <Xfact> Abongile: well, but I ma just 1 and half week old in linux, so not much knowledge about it, but if you know any way to solve it then inform me...
[17:55] <pea[PC]> i installed ubuntu over xp, restarted and xp loaded o.O
[17:55] <alberto_> Xfact Jaunty used to record my guitar and microphone input without any problems.
[17:55] <epinky> GNUtoo|oeee: ok, I'm not a nfsroot expert, you can always ask on #ubuntu-server channel
[17:55] <macman_> pea[PC]: reinstall grub
[17:56] <GNUtoo|oeee> ok thanks
[17:56] <guiscard> how do I transfer files to network?
[17:56] <alberto_> Xfact Now it gives me problems.
[17:56] <soreau> pea[PC]: What were you expecting to happen?
[17:56] <tjohnt> Hey guys. I need a little help. Im running ubuntu and im trying to create a custom live cd with remastersys that keeps my firefox settings and extensions. the problem is since my .mozilla directory is in my home folder it isnt backed up by remastersys. I would like to know if its possible to change the location of this ./mozilla directory in the about:config or somehow elese. Thanks so much.
[17:56] <pea[PC]> macman_, there was no ubuntu partition
[17:56] <guntbert> Diverdude: I see  - I lost the connection  - are you all set by now?
[17:56] <pea[PC]> only an xp partition
[17:56] <macman_> 0_o
[17:56] <alberto_> Xfact It causes me headache
[17:56] <pea[PC]> very confused
[17:56] <pea[PC]> i installed stuff on ubuntu, it wasn't a live cd
[17:56] <Hans_Henrik> if i got a PC with WinXP installed, and i start it from a ubuntu-livecd, makes a compressed archive of the entire XP harddrive partition, if i wanted the entire pc back to the point i did that archive, would it just be to format the harddrive back to the original filesystem and extract the files from the archive?
[17:57] <soreau> pea[PC]: If you used the entire disk to install xp, simply install ubuntu and look for the option to let it automatically partition the drives
[17:57] <Xfact> alberto_:  ooh! You upgraded to karmic, Karmic still having some probs people saying so I would not say it's totally 'stable release' and second, fresh installation is much batter then upgradation, as you can see I am also having problem with upgrade....
[17:57] <soreau> pea[PC]: It should shrink the xp partition and install ubuntu alongside it, then install grub and allow you to select which to load at boot time
[17:58] <Abongile> Xfact: Are you using a straight Ubuntu or derivative (Mythbuntu, Xubuntu, Edubuntu, etc)? I'm thinking if it's not mythbuntu which I have nightmares with at the moment how about: apt-get remove gdm, apt-get remove xserver-xorg and the reinstall perhaps going for something apt-get instrall gnome-desktop (that comes with a lot of other apps which mythbuntu does not need.) I am a newbie as well but trying to learn with help of these people.
[17:58] <alberto_> Xfact I had problems both with fresh installation and upgrading.
[17:58] <pea[PC]> read what i said though, ubuntu didn't have it's own aprtition
[17:58] <totallynotcool> Is there any hope for audio applications not running like crap when they're running in a virtualized environment?
[17:58] <soreau> pea[PC]: Read what I said. You need to install ubuntu again
[17:58] <alberto_> Xfact Karmic sucks.
[17:58] <soreau> ! who | pea[PC]
[17:58] <alberto_> Xfact So Jaunty does.
[17:58] <pea[PC]> i'm not
[17:59] <alberto_> As it does not work properly either.
[17:59] <alberto_> It's too difficult to make something work.
[17:59] <pea[PC]> i can't help it if people jump into the conversation half way through and get upset that they didn't read my origenal question
[17:59] <alberto_> Too many sound servers.
[17:59] <alberto_> PulseAudio?
[17:59] <Xfact> Abongile: yes...'apt-get remove gdm' can be a helpful way! thanks
[17:59] <tjohnt> Hey guys. I need a little help. Im running ubuntu and im trying to create a custom live cd with remastersys that keeps my firefox settings and extensions. the problem is since my .mozilla directory is in my home folder it isnt backed up by remastersys. I would like to know if its possible to change the location of this ./mozilla directory in the about:config or somehow elese. Thanks so much.
[17:59] <alberto_> ALSA?
[17:59] <alberto_> HDA INTEL?
[17:59] <FloodBot1> alberto_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:59] <Pixar> Hi, is there any command in the terminal so I can see all connected ips or something ? I need to find out the ip of the person i'm chatting on Pidgin. I was able to do that on windows in CMD with some command, it used to display IP:some specific messenger port
[18:00] <blakkheim> Pixar: netstat
[18:00] <soreau> pea[PC]: We can't help it if you are making comments that aren't directed to anyone and aren't listening to what the people trying to help you are saying
[18:00] <Pixar> yes it was netstat -m i think
[18:00] <Pixar> so it works on ubuntu too
[18:00] <benpro> plop
[18:00] <Xfact> Abongile:  I am using Ubuntu only and first removing gdm completely and then again installing by 'apt-get install gdm' can help...to solve this prob, what you think?
[18:00] <Losha> Hans_Henrik: in theory, yes. It depends on how you did the backup. There are backup backup packages that specialize in making 'bare metal restores' to do exactly what you describe e.g. http://www.mondorescue.org/about.shtml. Disclaimer, I have not used any of them
[18:01] <soreau> Xfact: Reinstalling gdm wont help anything if it's the same version.. what's the problem you're having exactly?
[18:02] <Guest68749> hey guys!! i been having problems with my wireless connection. the connection drops every once in a while and unable to reconnect. i dont see this happening on win 7 but only on ubuntu 9.10. it never occured to me in 9.04
[18:02] <Guest68749> why? pourquoi?
[18:03] <Xfact>  soreau:  I haven't tried reinstalling it yet ,and the problem was after updating karmic softs unexpectedly it blocked my gdm... it's i think will be solved after simple remove and reinstall of gdm....
[18:03] <totallynotcool> bonbon
[18:03] <soreau> Xfact: What do you mean it blocks gdm?
[18:03] <Abongile> Xfact: give it a short a let me know what happens. I guess my problem is little involved then though I should expect that the experienced users should have a solution but still waiting. My issue is I can remove and reinstall gdm and the xserver but that solve my problem as I think there are some unique linkages to the Xfce desktop mythbuntu uses and it not being initialised.
[18:04] <Killy> cosa?
[18:04] <Xfact> alberto_:  I am new to jaunty and karmic so till researching on it...and audio section has lots of probs like it's also not taking my sub woofer :(, so good luck with your tries...I hope it'll solve soon and Karmic half sucks!:-/
[18:04] <Killy> come faccio a installare msn su ubuntu 8.10??
[18:04] <taisa> hello, could someone pls help me with my xserver?
[18:04] <taisa> After normal GDM Login, no Panels, only xterm konsole; typing "startx" in root rescue konsole boots in Gnome normally.
[18:04] <taisa> Settings: Intel GMA 4500HD, backported software karmic used, after kernel upgrade to 2.31.17 occurs this problem. thx.
[18:04] <RalphSpencer> how to check if 3d graphics acceleration is enabled>
[18:05] <TidyBhoy> hey.. so in rhythembox when i drag a music file from music to my ipod it says Permission Denied... any1 got a quick fix for that? :S
[18:05] <jellow> TidyBhoy: gksudo rythembox
[18:05] <Xfact> soreau:  gdm is not opening after update means something during the update blocked  gdm...
[18:06] <TidyBhoy> that the only way? ill have to open it like that everytime ?
[18:06] <mediaprodigy> ok must go..
[18:07] <jellow> TidyBhoy: Well you could try sudo chown -R username:username /media/path/to/ipod
[18:07] <ChinoChano> hi guys! i had a proble? yesterday after an upgrade 9.04 -> 9.10
[18:07] <ChinoChano> now, i can finally log in my session, but NO gnome panels, no app menus, nothing
[18:07] <jellow> TidyBhoy: Your ipod is being mounted as read only
[18:08] <jon_high9000> hello. I am trying to setup my Linksys WUSB54GC Ver.#3 for use with ubuntu 9.10. anybody have any helpful tips on getting it to work?
[18:08] <Xfact> Abongile: well, I ma worried about it, you can see in grub menu that it gives two option like e.g 'Ubuntu 9.10 karmic 2.0.45' with it's recovery version and 'Ubuntu karmic 2.0.42' with it's recovery version...the first one is already blocked so I ma using second one to access, if the gdm re-installation blocks the whole...then it'll be a mess up! so I am little worried... :(
[18:08] <ChinoChano> bastid_raZor, are you there?
[18:09] <jokuil> upgrade windows shows wrong version when upgrading to 10.04, didnt succeed to file a bug report. http://imgur.com/FmNcb
[18:09] <TidyBhoy> well if i put rhythembox in startup programs jellow... can i put in a line to make it launch with gksudo? or can i mount it as write as well?
[18:09] <jokuil> (shows 9.10)
[18:10] <Xfact> abongile: (above versions were just example....)
[18:10] <tjohnt> Hey guys is there a way to open and edit files inside a .squashfs file? thanks
[18:10] <ChinoChano> QUESTION: gnome-panel says SHARED libraries missing. I have to rebuild links or libraries i guess. What is the commmand?
[18:10] <RalphSpencer> how to check if 3d graphics acceleration is enabled>
[18:10] <Aled> Guys
[18:10] <jellow> TidyBhoy: Try to chown it first then you won't need to run rythmbox as root , as its not recommened but is easiest solution
[18:11] <Aled> Can I dual boot Server Ubuntu without partitioning
[18:11] <Aled> Like I can with Ubuntu Desktop
[18:11] <Xfact> ????
[18:11] <morphias> ok that was wierd.  does anyone know if the WLAN drivers of Intel 4965 are buggy?
[18:11] <Xfact> I am feeling so alone in his version :(
[18:11] <llutz> RalphSpencer: glxinfo|grep -i dri
[18:11] <Xfact> in this version :(
[18:11] <TidyBhoy> chown? sorry jellow only been linux about a week =D
[18:11] <morphias> it just locked up all my network applications and then , instead of crashing them all, the i lost internet connection
[18:11] <jokuil> morphias: yes they are. problems with power saving
[18:11] <llutz> RalphSpencer: or: glxinfo|grep -i direct
[18:12] <morphias> jokuil, how do i reset the drivers without rebooting?
[18:12] <Deathspike> rob_p and mortal_ I hope you're still here :D I reinstalled the machine and did update-rc.d -f gdm remove, but it STILL boots. No manual fuck ups this time, tho. Ideas?
[18:12] <jokuil> morphias: works fairly well with 9.10 but i had a lot of problems before
[18:12] <ChinoChano> is there a way to rebuild libraries or broken deps?
[18:13] <Narc> Hello folks. I need someone's help to figure out why my left click is behaving strangely (when it's behaving at all) since I updated Karmic a week or so ago. When the bug appears, I can't click any button or focus or close windows, right click is not responding too. I tried to set the X server to defaults, turned Compiz and Gnome-Do off, but nothing works. Xev is not registering any event from the mouse. I figured the problem appears
[18:13] <Narc>  depending on which program I open first but it's quite random. Mouse works on other OS. Thanks a lot.
[18:13] <RalphSpencer> root@endeavour:~# glxinfo|grep -i dri
[18:13] <RalphSpencer> OpenGL renderer string: Mesa DRI Intel(R) 915G GEM 20090712 2009Q2 RC3
[18:13] <morphias> i was logginig how many times it did this, and this is the 4th time.  now im brining it up becuase my router/wireless didn't drop (checked logs)
[18:13] <thales_vaz> hi, i trying to perform  the alternate cd install from a pen drive... is that possible?
[18:13] <jellow> TidyBhoy: no worries , being vague , In terminal , run sudo fdisk -l and copy paste what you get to http://pastebin.com/
[18:13] <RalphSpencer> root@endeavour:~# glxinfo|grep -i direct
[18:13] <RalphSpencer> direct rendering: Yes
[18:13] <RalphSpencer> so it is enabled?
[18:13] <morphias> jokuil, is there a way to force a reload of the wireless driver?
[18:13] <Abongile> Xfact: I think you are talking about grup the bootloader. The first option is to boot normally into your installation the second is for administrative task hence recovery, you don't get a full x-session (graphical) display in the second cause a lot of apps and services are not initialised but you'll have a terminal for your admin tasks, you have netroot terminal (terminal with networking) so you can do some updates and installations as w
[18:13] <jokuil> morphias: you can fix it temporary by unloading and reloading the modules but i didnt get it to work well without using the correct kernel
[18:13] <morphias> because tick marking disable/enable doesn't cut it.
[18:13] <llutz> RalphSpencer: yes
[18:14] <Aled> Can I use Wubi with Ubuntu Server?
[18:14] <jellow> TidyBhoy: This will tell me where your usb is mounted
[18:14] <Abongile> Xfact: So if your worry is with gurb, check for some threads on howto upgrade grub.
[18:14] <jiohdi> Aled: wubi only has a specific number of distros it can install
[18:14] <flossk> Hi im having a problem with hamachi in ubuntu im trying to connect to a machine
[18:14] <jokuil> morphias maybe, you can try rmmod <module name> / modprobe <module name>
[18:14] <llutz> TidyBhoy: since your ipod won't have a unix-fs on it, forget chown. it won't work
[18:14] <flossk> Destination Host Unreachable
[18:14] <Pure> How much memory does 9.1 need?
[18:15] <jaiho> is there a way to show how much battery power is remaining on Karmic?
[18:15] <flossk> Hi im having a problem with hamachi in ubuntu im trying to connect to a machine
[18:15] <flossk> Destination Host Unreachable
[18:15] <Abongile> xfact: you can say that again, really alone.
[18:15] <jokuil> morphias what kernel / version of ubuntu are you running?
[18:15] <bishop> leaving
[18:15] <jellow> TidyBhoy: listen tow hat llutz has to say i was wrong
[18:15] <Xfact> Abongile:  no no I am talking about the second normal version option it shows that one, not the recovery, and I ma chatting and watching youtube vids here, so I really don't think it's that mode you are talking....
[18:15] <elf_lord_ZC5> quit
[18:16] <morphias> jokuil, 2.6.31-17
[18:16] <Xfact> abongile: yes...and about to be lost :(
[18:16] <TopGear> Help......!
[18:16] <TopGear> I can't run upstartmanager!
[18:16] <Abongile> xfact: sorry that GRUB, the bootloader.
[18:16] <Hydrosis> When I try to play games, the audio starts to crackles and then dies.  This is not always the case, sometimes it works fine.  Why doesnt sound work properly for game roms anymore?
[18:16] <Pure> How much memory is need to run ubuntu 9.10?
[18:17] <TopGear> when I open it, I get a bar that goes left to right, it closes, and nothing happens
[18:17] <jokuil> morphias, is a recuring problem or is it just this once
[18:17] <morphias> i kept logging these in a file, this is the forth one, been trying to find a dump file somewhere tho
[18:18] <Hydrosis> HELP! When I try to play games, the audio starts to crackle and then dies.   This is not always the case, sometimes it works fine.  Why doesn't sound work properly for game roms anymore?
[18:18] <manish_> Can anyone help on Domain controller setup with Ubuntu server 9.10 here?
[18:18] <Xfact> Abongile: yes...but bootloder is not the main issue here, the blockage in OS loading I think...and how to solve it...I've got an idea to reinstall gdm but also in doubt about it's future :(
[18:18] <guiscard> Hydrosis, same here
[18:18] <Abongile> xfact: when you bootup, grub does a countdown, pushing escape before zero will give you the option to boot normally i.e. first option or select recovery for your current kernel.
[18:19] <maverick_> Hydrosis: aah..this was one of the biggest problems for me..for this you have to upgrade the alsa version
[18:19] <TopGear> pop from the speakers?
[18:19] <Hydrosis> guiscard: have you found a fix?  This is retarded.
[18:19] <maverick_> Hydrosis: to 1.0.22 :D..i got it solved just yesterday
[18:19] <kitche> !repeat > Hydrosis
[18:19] <Hydrosis> maverick_ how do I do that
[18:20] <epinky> pure: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SystemRequirements
[18:20] <jokuil> morphias i used to have a lot of problems with that card but now it works very well for me. not perfect but almost
[18:20] <Xfact>  Abongile: yes...but I don't know it's normal or not but in my pc it's giving two normal and two recovery options....first pair totally blocked so using second pair....on
[18:20] <Hydrosis> How do I update ALSA if Im not even sure that I have ALSA?
[18:20] <Pure> Were running it in VirtualPC, what settings should I use, it's got way more than 64
[18:20] <Sabir> I need help with sound via the HDMI interface card nvidia GT220
[18:20] <Sabir>  In alsa-mixer when you press F6, I can select the sound card NVidia, but I get a message that no device controls
[18:21] <maverick_> Hydrosis: go to this site http://www.alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Main_Page, download alsa-utils,  alsa-driver and alsa-lib and install them using make..it is not in the repositories
[18:21] <guiscard> Hydrosis, no, it used to work properly with games suddenly the sound started to malfunction
[18:21] <guiscard> don't know why
[18:21] <morphias> jokuil, have you ever figured out where iwlagn would store its dump logs?
[18:21] <Hans_Henrik> som1 told me i could do "dd if=/dev/hda1 of=/usr/me/backup.img then dd if=/usr/me/backup.img of=/dev/hda1" to make a backup of a partition and restore it again.. 1: true?  2: if so, would it work on NTFS/FAT32?
[18:21] <epinky> !anyone | manish_
[18:21] <maverick_> Hydrosis: Alsa 1.0.21 was not included in Karmic because it released late, and it was in the alpha stages..
[18:22] <Xfact> everyone: it's showing compiz installed in my pc but not listed in either preference or admin menu...how to access it? (ubuntu karmic)
[18:22] <TidyBhoy> thanks anyway jellow... gotta run.. ill be back tomorrow ;P
[18:22] <Hydrosis> maverick_: so, how do I install this stuff?  I come from a world where computers should be easy to use...
[18:22] <scott_ino2> does anyone know if mediabuntu got rid of skype in their package set?
[18:22] <Abongile> The worst that I can see heppening with reinstalling gdm is as soreous said "nothing" i.e. on reinstalling it picks up exactly where it left off errors and all nothing beaking your system to bits or anything like that.  I think if I were running a standard ubuntu install that problem should solve my problems. Cause though I get gdm back it is the init scripts from loggin to launch desktop that are not talking properly at least that's wha
[18:22] <himanshu_> i don't know why but some how the audio of my system goes off . i try out play any of the song with vlc or exaile , but audio sounds remains a mute , it comes back only when i restart my system
[18:22] <jokuil> morphias nothing more than i could se with 'dmesg', you can increase the verbosity when you load the module
[18:23] <Sabir> I have: Advanced Linux Sound Architecture Driver Version 1.0.22.1.0.g2d697.0.g88788.
[18:23] <guiscard> Hydrosis, first you extract the files with tar xvf or tar xzvf depends on the format they are compressed
[18:23] <Hydrosis> guiscard: In english, please.
[18:23] <Abongile> xfact: what does blocked mean? What happens when you select those options? The latest kernel is usually on top of the list.
[18:23] <Xfact>  Abongile:  means the plan of reinstalling gdm wasn't useful :(
[18:23] <guntbert> !compile | Hydrosis have you seen
[18:24] <TopGear> http://paste.ubuntu.com/353049/
[18:24] <alokito> Xfact, did you install compizconfig-settings-manager?
[18:24] <himanshu_> can you tell me how to play flv files , many of many downloaded flv players from youtube does not run in ubuntu.  i tried out vlc
[18:24] <alberto> I turn the Line Input volume up and down sliding the CD volume control...!
[18:24] <manish_> ubottu, sorry for that, I have Win2k based Domain Controllers on LAN. Want to replace them with Ubuntu server 9.10. I want to know how to go about this
[18:24] <epinky> scott_ino2: afaik no
[18:24] <alokito> Xfact, what do u mean by "I can't access them"?
[18:24] <alberto> How come is this?
[18:24] <Xfact> ) Abongile: yes the latest kernel option is not working for gdm startup problem (and I am calling it blocked) and the second one i ok and I am now running it
[18:25] <scott_ino2> epinky, hmmm somethings going on then
[18:25] <scott_ino2> ty
[18:25] <Hydrosis> holy crap, are you telling me I need to read 20 manulas, learn a new language and slave in a terminal for days on end just to get sound working for a NES game?  This is insane.  Why bother even releasing broken software to the world?
[18:25] <ejwaxx> Hans_Henrik: that should work fine.  Always use "dd" with the utmost caution though...really efficient way to irrevocably muck things up if not done right
[18:25] <Abongile> xfact: so you're in with an earlier kernel version?
[18:25] <blakkheim> Hydrosis: lol
[18:25] <guntbert> !attitude | Hydrosis
[18:25] <maverick_> Hydrosis: there?
[18:26] <scott_ino2> ejwaxx, just recently wrote over an entire drive with dd ;)
[18:26] <Xfact> alokito:  yes it's showing installed in synaptic but not listed to click and access, so how to access it remote Way? (I mean by running any command or something...)
[18:26] <maverick_> Hydrosis: go to this site http://www.alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Main_Page, download alsa-utils,  alsa-driver and alsa-lib and install them using make..it is not in the repositories..sorry I got timed out
[18:26] <guiscard> Hydrosis, there's a easier way
[18:26] <alberto> I hate Ubuntu
[18:26] <alberto> IT SUCKS
[18:26] <FloodBot1> alberto: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:26] <guiscard> read the INSTALL document
[18:26] <Xfact> Abongile: running on old kernel version does matter?
[18:26] <alberto> AND NOBODY ANSWERS MY QUESTIONS
[18:26] <ejwaxx> scott_ino2, as have i...of course i was aiming to zero it out :)
[18:26] <alberto> I HATE THIS CHANNEL
[18:26] <Hans_Henrik> can i mount a .img file created by "dd"?
[18:27] <llutz> alberto: Please take your <°)))o>< and troll away.
[18:27] <tjohnt> Hey guys is there a way to open and edit files inside a .squashfs file? thanks
[18:27] <soreau> Xfact: In case you didn't get an answer to your question, sys>prefs>appearance>Visual Effects <-- set to anything other than None will start compiz and make it the default
[18:27] <alokito> Xfact, u mean "activate"? if so then you need to have graphics card driver and then you can run "compiz -replace" from alt+f2 window
[18:27] <scott_ino2> Hans_Henrik, yes should mount just like any other image
[18:27] <MerlinW> Hydrosis, install gfceu
[18:27] <belli> ima li nasih ovde?
[18:27] <scott_ino2> Hans_Henrik, and give you the list of folders/data etc..
[18:27] <MerlinW> its a NES emu
[18:27] <Hans_Henrik> i have never mounted a .img before.. how do i do that?
[18:27] <Hydrosis> MerlinW: I have it already.  Thats what im trying to fix.  Why would I need to reinstall it/?
[18:27] <alberto> Thank you for your help
[18:27] <MerlinW> sry, i just arrived :D
[18:28] <belli> ima li nasih ovde?
[18:28] <MerlinW> Hydrosis, and nestra ?
[18:28] <alokito> Xfact, and you can control and configure plugins from compizconfig-settings-manager, it's not installed by default(afaik) so you should install that too(sudo apt-get ....)
[18:28] <MerlinW> super nintendo not good?
[18:28] <guntbert> !hr | belli
[18:28] <Abongile> Xfact: No it doesn't, the experienced gusy will say something about security updates and the later kernel is supposed to be more secure but you can do pretty much everything you need to with an older kernel. And if an app requires the later kernel it will say so, or least in my short time with the OS that's what I have noticed.
[18:28] <dfrank> dear All, how can i make GNU screen sourcing /etc/profile.d/* at every new window create?
[18:28] <Hans_Henrik> if i have mounted a .img file as a partition, can i add/delete files from the img file and save it?
[18:28] <MerlinW> snes9x is working
[18:29] <maverick_> Hydrosis: Did you get it sorted out?
[18:29] <MerlinW> Hydrosis,  maybe from getdeb or medibuntu repos
[18:29] <Hydrosis> MerlinW: We're talking about SOUND problems, not game emulators.
[18:29] <alokito> Abongile, I don't think compiz "directly" depends on kernel
[18:29] <Xfact> Abongile: yes All I need the setting manager...thanks :)
[18:29] <MerlinW> ahh
[18:29] <ejwaxx> Hans_Henrik: i'm experimenting with it right now, let you know in a few minutes if no one gets back to you
[18:29] <Hydrosis> maverick_: hell no.  I got those files and have no idea how to install them.  They are saved on my desktop.  This is retardedly hard.
[18:30] <alokito> Abongile, the graphics card driver(which compiz needs to function) requires kernel compilation
[18:30] <maverick_> Hydrosis: no, its not as hard as you think, extract the three files first
[18:30] <guiscard> Hydrosis, read the INSTALL document it goes straight to the point
[18:30] <Sabir> Among those present are the owners of video cards nvidia GT2xx, using HDMI output? How did you do to work the sound through HDMI?
[18:30] <Xfact>  alokito: Abongile is not talking about compiz...we are discussing on gdm problem :(
[18:30] <Trizicus> what is the software in linux that allows me to burn an iso to USB drive and it becomes bootable? I currently forget what the SW is
[18:31] <Hydrosis> guiscard: WHAT frigging install document?  You need to be specific, there are 50 things you guys just told me to read.
[18:31] <alokito> Xfact, hmm, then whats the settings manager for? :-/
[18:31] <alokito> Xfact, gnome configuration editor?
[18:31] <Hans_Henrik> Trizicus: can try unetbootin
[18:31] <maverick_> Hydrosis: Then go to each folder using the terminal and run ./configure, make and make install
[18:31] <Xfact> alokito:  our gdm is not loading on start up....
[18:31] <ejwaxx> trizicus: unetbootin?
[18:31] <guntbert> Hydrosis: please stay polite - if *you* don't understand something - no need to use derogative terms
[18:31] <Trizicus> Hans_HenriK: Thanks :D
[18:31] <alokito> Xfact, and how's that related with compiz?
[18:31] <Xfact> alokito:  no i think gnome display manager
[18:31] <Trizicus> ejwaxx: Thanks
[18:32] <Hydrosis> guntbert: what derogatory terms are you talking about?  pffft.
[18:32] <Phil_Ewert> Hello together, can anybody recommend me a screencast-recording tool, that actually works for him ?
[18:32] <Abongile> alokito: would you have nay advise for someone who can't loggin into their system? I can't loggin, I loggin and the loggin screen just returns. I have seem something about building a new xauth file in term when I stop gdm and try to startx, can you help?
[18:32] <alokito> Xfact, ok...
[18:32] <Xfact> alokito:  no no...that was another totally not related question to you about compiz....the gdm topic was going on with him....
[18:32] <guntbert> Hydrosis: read back - I'm not going to repeat your statements
[18:32] <alokito> Abongile, maybe your graphics driver is not functioning
[18:33] <Hydrosis> guntbert: you seem to  have a different understanding of what constitues derogatory.  Perhaps you shoudl google the word.
[18:33] <alokito> Abongile, there was a handy xfix menu in ubuntu recovery mode but it's now gone in karmic :(
[18:33] <guntbert> Hydrosis: just drop it - and please stay calm
[18:34] <Abongile> Xfact: Glad I could help ease the pain. Synaptic will inform of you updates and untill you figure out what about your system does not like the newer kernel uncheck the kernel updates in the update manager. Cheers!!
[18:34] <Hydrosis> guntbert: please do not center me out without explaining why.  Poor social skills you got there, mate.
[18:35] <ejwaxx> ok Hans_Henrik, i have an answer for you: yes, you can mount the image you make with dd, you just need to specify "-o loop" as a parameter
[18:35] <Xfact> Abongile: thanks
[18:35] <Hans_Henrik> and add/remove files from it?
[18:35] <ejwaxx> and yes, any changes you make while it is mounted will be saved to the image
[18:35] <Hydrosis> maverick_: big thanks for your help.  I think I got it working.  Need to double check.
[18:36] <Hans_Henrik> ejwaxx: yay! thanks
[18:36] <dfrank> dear All, how can i make GNU screen sourcing /etc/profile.d/* at every new window create?
[18:36] <Deathspike> Help, how can I disable GNOME from starting on boot? Ubuntu Server. I disabled it via any way I know, run level, update-rc.d and service stop. What did I miss?
[18:36] <maverick_> Hydrosis: i got this heavy lag..problems with my ISP..great that you got it sorted out
[18:37] <Abongile> alokito: Why do you suspect the graphics card? It's a loggin problem if I can see a loggin screen then the graphics card is doing it's job right?
[18:37] <alokito> Abongile, not always, but sometimes its graphics card "driver" problem, not the card itself :)
[18:38] <Abongile> aloito: yeah there was and dpkg-reconfigire-xserver-xorg does seem to help at all. Nor dpkg-reconfigure-a. Any ideas?
[18:38] <JuJuBee_> can I copy /usr/share/fonts/truetype to another computer if I want to use them?
[18:39] <macman_> is there  a way to compoile dvdauthor in ubunutu .. reason why im askig this is because it always segfaults on me
[18:39] <Bonster> yup
[18:39] <Enigmator> Abongile not sure if it is related but does your .ICEauthority have the good read/write permission and the good owner?
[18:40] <Abongile> xfact: cool:)
[18:40] <xoom> hi! Need a helping hand in installing Ubuntu
[18:40] <guntbert> !compile | macman_ but you sholud report a bug
[18:40] <Abongile> alokito: I have nvidia drivers
[18:40] <guntbert> !bug | macman_
[18:40] <Xfact> Abongile: well, one final asking...I am going to reinstall gdm, maybe my pc can do something good! but if nothing happen that's ok but if there any chance of happening something bitter...then please warn me...
[18:40] <inoh> what is the difference between generic and generic-pae kernel?
[18:41] <totallynotcool> Pie
[18:41] <acicula> it includes pae support
[18:41] <blakkheim> inoh: pae  can address 4gb+ of ram on 32bit
[18:41] <alokito> Abongile, did you install the driver from repo or did you manually install the "official Nvidia  driver for Linux"?
[18:41] <alokito> Abongile, from ubuntu* repo
[18:42] <xoom> I start from a LiveCD and when I run install, it detects just a USB-connected drive, not an internal one. But when I load Ubuntu from CD, it detects internal HD and can easily mount all partitions on it. What can be the problem?
[18:43] <Xfact> any suggestions? :-/
[18:43] <guntbert> xoom: there seems to be a misunderstanding. What is the difference beween "start from a LiveCD" and "load Ubuntu from CD"?
[18:43] <MerlinW> woah 8.12 Ati CCC has adaptive AA and Catalyst AI
[18:43] <MerlinW> finally:D
[18:44] <JenniferB> how do I change the password ? pwd ?
[18:44] <MerlinW> passwd
[18:44] <acicula> mind you if you have an encrypted home thats not a good idea
[18:44] <guntbert> JenniferB: system/preferences/about me
[18:44] <Xfact> everyone: does anyone think that reinstalling gdm can cause problem in Ubuntu?
[18:45] <acicula> guntbert: does that one also update the loginpassphrase for the home encryption key?
[18:45] <MerlinW> Xfact, no
[18:45] <alokito> Xfact, it shouldn't
[18:45] <guntbert> acicula: are you referring to Shwack's problem? did he finally get it sorted?
[18:46] <acicula> guntbert: no referring to JenniferB's question and your answer
[18:46] <Xfact> and does anyone also think reinstalling gdm can solve any problem related to gdm or it'll remain same until I ma reputing more files with it....
[18:46] <acicula> the password is linked to the encryption key afaik?
[18:46] <twocarlo> ubuntu still the reigning king of desktop linux ;is there other linux you think that can beat that
[18:46] <Abongile> xfact: I can assure you, that I can fathom anything nasty, there worst is being back where you started. stop gdm /etc/init.d/gdm stop, I just removed and not purged sudo apt-get remove gdm, if you choose to reboot you machine should complain with some loud short beeps  and then long as it is shutting down, when you get back in you'll be taken to the terminal loggin prompt, loggin and apt-get install gdm, reboot, sudo apt-get update, sudo
[18:46] <acicula> so if you just change the passwd you cant unwrap your key and access your encrypted home
[18:47] <Deathspike> How is GNOME started? I disabled it everywhere. Any clues?
[18:47] <Abongile> alokito: from the repo
[18:47] <wrapster> I have a very basic que...
[18:47] <wrapster> soon after installation if i run apt-get -f install i see a whole bunch of pkgs to be installed/removed/ upgraded or whatever.. then if i do apt-get update && apt-get -f install i see only a few pkgs that are to be newly installed.
[18:47] <wrapster> what does this mean?
[18:47] <wrapster> im new to this...:
[18:47] <FloodBot1> wrapster: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:47] <xoom> No, it's all the same - I boot from the LiveCD and run install. It doesn't detect the SATA HD - only USB one. I then continue to boot from this CD and then Ubuntu detects both USB and SATA drive. I then run install once again from loaded Ubuntu and happens the same thing - only USB HD is available to install. But SATA drive does have a Linux partitions on it, along with NTFS and I was able to install SUSE on it.
[18:47] <cemc> what's a basic command line stream player in ubuntu? (which handles mp3 streams)
[18:47] <OerHeks> Deathspike  where did you disable gnome ?
[18:48] <acicula> cemc: mplayer pretty much plays anything
[18:48] <alokito> Abongile, hmm then it shouldn't be driver related. as repo driver is automatically compiled into new kernels
[18:48] <Doonz> hey guys how can i stop ubuntu desktop from booting upto a desktop. just have the computer reboot only to a shell
[18:48] <Xfact> well I am going to do something gdm...privately! Wish me luck :) bye
[18:48] <cemc> acicula: more basic than mplayer :)
[18:48] <OerHeks> Deathspike gnome is automatic started as part of ubuntu-desktop
[18:48] <wrapster> guys any one pls help
[18:48] <Deathspike> OerHeks: Disabled it in run levels (sysv-rc-conf), services (service stop gdm) and via update-rc.d -f gdm remove
[18:48] <tyger> Hi, does anybody know how to measure usb-mouse pooling rate?
[18:48] <Deathspike> It still boots.
[18:49] <guntbert> acicula: I only wanted to show a GUI way too
[18:49] <OerHeks> Deathspike normally, i suggest you install KDE, then remove ubuntu ( gnome ) from software
[18:49] <MerlinW> cemc, audacious2
[18:49] <sayantan> hi
[18:49] <Abongile> xfact: have no fear and be prepared to break things as you learn, at least that's my attitude it only gets plainful when you stuff a crucual machine like me. My media centre is down which means no TV, Movies or Music for the entire household. It's pain but it's worth remembring that open source is learning game, expect to break things or for things not to work as "advertised" without some effort on your part.
[18:50] <Deathspike> OerHeks: I have Ubuntu Server installed since it is a server. It just persist in booting my added GNOME :\
[18:50] <JenniferB> guntbert: what was that?
[18:51] <wrapster> anyone here?
[18:51] <sayantan> exit
[18:51] <sayantan> experimenting with irssi
[18:52] <Pici> wrapster: I'm not sure what the problem is that you're describing, it seems normal to me.  Although why are you using the -f argument?
[18:52] <tyger> Hi, does anybody know how to measure usb-mouse pooling rate?
[18:52] <Abongile> alokito: so what do you think?
[18:53] <wrapster> Pici: the issue is someting else here.. Im working on nexenta right now.. and to test the latest build to see if things are broken i ran -f install before update.. then again ...
[18:53] <alokito> Abongile, probably xserver misconfiguration
[18:53] <wrapster> that gave me these results
[18:53] <acicula> guntbert: well i just looked it up, using about me to change the password seems to make sure that the encryption remains working, just hammering in changepwd on the console wont(and break your encryption system)
[18:53] <wrapster> since it was related to apt i thought i'll ask here
[18:54] <wrapster> i just want to know the differnce with what I did.. so that I can know how to fix it
[18:54] <wrapster> Pici: pls help
[18:54] <daftykins> Abongile: what kind of media centre do you run, out of interest?
[18:54] <Pici> wrapster: We cannot provide support for nexenta here, sorry.
[18:54] <alokito> Abongile, right now I don't know how to fix it since xfix is gone
[18:54] <wrapster> Pici: hmm well it was an issue with apt right
[18:54] <wrapster> nexenta or not..
[18:54] <Abongile> daftykins: mythbuntu since 8.04 now some serious pain with 9.10
[18:54] <wrapster> thats y i asked..
[18:55] <wrapster> anyway ...sorry for the trouble
[18:55] <Pici> wrapster: Lots of operating systems use apt, Ubuntu didn't invent it.
[18:55] <OerHeks> Deathspike sudo apt-get remove gnome
[18:55] <daftykins> Abongile: ah right :) i'm awaiting delivery of an ASRock Ion so i can run XBMC on top of Ubuntu on my HDTV \o/
[18:55] <Deathspike> OerHeks I need to start it when I need to do some administrative tasks. So I don't want it gone :P
[18:55] <wrapster> Pici: yeah i understand .. but the logic behind it working is the same right.. so asked..
[18:55] <cemc> MerlinW: I was thinking more along the lines of mpg123 which I just found :) thanks
[18:55] <Deathspike> OerHeks: Just disabled..
[18:55] <OerHeks> Deathspike ic
[18:55] <guntbert> acicula: so that wouldn't change the passphrase but the wrapping
[18:56] <Xfact> abongile: Result out: nothing changed all same as before... :(
[18:56] <acicula> guntbert: yes
[18:56] <guntbert> JenniferB: a GUI way to change your password
[18:56] <acicula> guntbert: i think so anyway
[18:56] <OerHeks> Deathspike if you need it, occasionelly, leave it as it is
[18:56] <Hydrosis> About to try and play some NES roms without sound (cant fix this sound problem that arose out of thin air) and I see an option to enable OpenGL Rendering.  What is this and should I enable it?
[18:56] <guntbert> acicula: good to know
[18:57] <tyger> hi, anybody!!!!!
[18:57] <Deathspike> OerHeks: Do you happen to know the performance impact of having it on all the time (RAM/CPU wise)?
[18:57] <Xfact> abongile: well the earlier kernel is just 0.0.2 old... and I will do something next day, but thanks
[18:57] <Abongile> daftykins: well xbmc is a geat app, I used for the windows machines but used mythtv frontend on my linux fontends. I don know how to get livetv on XBMC so I stuck to the mythfrontend which has borrowed a lot from XBMC in this 9.10 distro. Any idea on my problem?
[18:57] <Xfact> everyone: repairing ubuntu via it's setup CD is possible?
[18:57] <acicula> Xfact: sure
[18:58] <daftykins> Abongile: nah sorry, got no experience with mythtv
[18:58] <Deathspike> OerHeks: GNOME seems to almost double the memory consumption :(
[18:58] <pingu_> For what term do I have to search in the terminal log when cfv tells me there are "chksum file errors"?
[18:58] <Xfact> acicula: without losing any major data?
[18:58] <Abongile> xfact really sorry:-(, will keep thinking.
[18:58] <Hydrosis> About to try and play some NES roms without sound (cant fix this sound problem that arose out of thin air) and I see an option to enable OpenGL Rendering.  What is this and should I enable it?
[18:58] <acicula> Xfact: depends on how you do it i suppose
[18:58] <OerHeks> Deathspike why do you need gnome on a server ?
[18:58] <Abongile> xfact: at least your older kernel is standing by you.
[18:59] <Cube``> hey - which command line file manager is the most similar to e.g. nautilus in terms of functions?
[18:59] <guntbert> acicula: have you seen http://www.linux-mag.com/id/7568/1/ ?
[18:59] <acicula> guntbert: prolly not
[18:59] <Deathspike> OerHeks: Administrative purposes, I occasionally manage the processes using GUI's
[19:00] <Xfact> abongile: no need to be sorry it's an experiment to reveal some new problem causes... thanks you helped me :)
[19:00] <Hydrosis> What is OpenGL Rendering and should I enable it while playing NES roms in GFCE?
[19:00] <Abongile> daftykins: my challenge is loggin, i can't loggin into a graphical environment. I loggin, the screen flickers and the loggin prompt is retuned.
[19:00] <Xfact> Abongile:  Ain't your second kernel working...?
[19:00] <Deathspike> Hydrosis: OpenGL rendering is the way grapics are handled. Linux is only capable of this and most 2D/3D games are build on it. You want it enabled, if at all possible, software rendering is a bit.. sad.
[19:00] <Xfact> Abongile: or you got way?
[19:00] <daftykins> Abongile: ah right, sounds like X.org issues - did you clean install Karmic as a base, or did you upgrade install...?
[19:00] <guntbert> acicula: on page 2 is stated :This design allows them to change their system password, while eCryptfs simply re-wraps the mount passphrase without needing to re-encrypt all of the home directory contents. - sounds as if the whole thing *should* runn smoothly with passwd too
[19:01] <Hydrosis> Deathspike: I usually play games without it on.  What difference does it make to have in enabled if the games already work?
[19:01] <hekdahl> Anyone that knows how cancel a blacklisted driver?
[19:01] <acicula> guntbert: read what it says, it rewraps(reencrypts) whatever it uses to decrypt the system with the login pwd, so it needs to do that when you change the passwd
[19:02] <Abongile> Xfact: No it isn't, and that's what's depressing cause I have always been doing that since 8.04 where I at least know that I can drop "back" now no such luck not matter what kernel I choose exactly the same problem.
[19:02] <Deathspike> Hydrosis:: It'll take advantage of your graphics card (ever noticed they are directx/opengl capable with some version?) and improve performance. Old games, such as NES games, don't really care about it since software rendering can handle it, but that uses the CPU rather then your graphics card.
[19:03] <Xfact>  Abongile: so now you are chatting from....?
[19:03] <guntbert> acicula: right - I assumed (but not checked) that that was a task of ecryptfs
[19:03] <Musen> hi there
[19:03] <hekdahl> Hello there!
[19:03] <acicula> guntbert: well it is, but you still need to tell ecryptfs at some point : this was the old pwd, and this is the new one
[19:04] <Abongile> I am not sure now, I think this was a clean install but I can't be completely sure because of the number of times I have reinstalled my system. Now my issue I have data on both my drives and can't just clean install.
[19:04] <Musen> may i ask a quesiton
[19:04] <hekdahl> I need help with a driver that stops working everytime i reeboot my computer.
[19:04] <guntbert> acicula: it seems so - heads up for now :)
[19:04] <Xfact> hekdahl: which driver?
[19:04] <emes> can I get a minimal CLI install from the normal ubuntu CD or do I need the minimal CD?
[19:05] <hekdahl> Xfact: for the wireless.
[19:05] <Xfact> hekdahl: ohh...
[19:05] <daftykins> emes alternative disc for that is also an option i believe
[19:05] <Abongile> daftykins: I also remove xserver-xorg today and reinstalled, I removed gdm and reinstalled and back exactly where I started. Come to think of it I think I upgraded this one cause DHCP services were running fine in 9.04 and not all with no clue where to find them in 9.10, so I think this was an upgrade
[19:05] <hekdahl> Xfact: I was struggeling to get it to work. So i tried with Ndiswrapper.
[19:06] <daftykins> Abongile: it might be worth trying to delete/backup the gnome related configs in your home folder
[19:06] <hekdahl> Xfact: But then it turned out that i only had to upgrade the kernel.
[19:06] <daftykins> i've gotta go cook food now, back later
[19:06] <Xfact> hekdahl: well,...difficult
[19:06] <hekdahl> Xfact: When i tried with Ndiswrapper i had to run a command like "blacklist BCM43xx
[19:06] <Abongile> Xfact: Ubuntu Netbook Remix, on Dell Inspiron Mini.
[19:07] <hekdahl> Xfact: Can it have something to do with that?
[19:07] <Xfact>  Abongile: ohh...
[19:07] <emes> daftykins: what exactly is the alternate disc?
[19:08] <hekdahl> Xfact: Now the ubuntu driver works butt it stops working everytime i reeboot.
[19:08] <Xfact> hekdahl: well ,I think I am not the right person to take suggestion about this problem you should ask somebody else...
[19:08] <hekdahl> Xfact: Ok then, Thanx anyway.
[19:08] <Xfact> hekdahl: :)
[19:09] <hekdahl> Anyone hwo is good with wireless drivers?
[19:09] <Abongile> daftykins: back and delete gnome configs?
[19:09] <Pekka> Is there any easy way to block certain site? ex. Facebook?
[19:09] <blakkheim> Pekka: opendns
[19:09] <Xfact> Well anyway I have to say Karmic is not a STABLE release!
[19:09] <Hans_Henrik_> the pae can access 60 GB ram in 32-bit build
[19:09] <Xfact> maybe karmic is batter then all yet but still not strong in base!
[19:10] <edju> no xorg.conf in 9.10?
[19:10] <acicula> Pekka: many ways, use a firefox blocking plugin, drop traffic to the ip/dns, etc
[19:10] <blakkheim> edju: hal
[19:10] <Ddorda> where can I find the Ubuntu BURG theme?
[19:10] <Pekka> Can you tell me some simple way to turn on and off?
[19:10] <Pure> How should I run ubuntu in ms vm?
[19:10] <Doonz> Hey guys i installed ubuntu 9.10 dektop edition while i was learning. Is there a way i can remove all the desktop functionality of the system and just have the system boot straight into a login screen
[19:10] <blakkheim> !mini > Doonz
[19:11] <Doonz> blakkheim: whose that going to help
[19:11] <edju> well - no xorg.conf.  how to tell what display driver i'm using?
[19:11] <acicula> Pure: download the ubuntu iso and configure a virtualbox instance like you would normally?
[19:11] <blakkheim> Doonz: you, hopefully
[19:11] <hekdahl> My wireless driver stops working everytime i reeboot. Anyone that can help me with that?
[19:11] <Doonz> thats a reinstall
[19:11] <Pure> It wouldn't install
[19:11] <Doonz> i just want to remove the dektop funtionality
[19:11] <Pure> When I selected install it just shown the bios cursour
[19:11] <acicula> edju: xorg.0.log has it
[19:11] <blakkheim> Doonz: you could uninstall/disable gdm
[19:12] <alberto> I can't record from Line Input
[19:12] <alberto> Does anybody know why?
[19:12] <Xfact> anyone knows about any 'spacial feature' that is only available in karmic and so you like karmic verymuch?
[19:12] <DaZ> Xfact: there is any?
[19:13] <MaT-dg1> Doonz: System > Administration > Login Screen. Think that is what you want.
[19:13] <Xfact> DaZ:  no so I am asking...I think karmic has nothing but only latest version supports...
[19:13] <Xfact> DaZ: it's 'unstable'!
[19:13] <DaZ> Xfact: and that's enough [;
[19:14] <DaZ> Xfact: bs.
[19:14] <Doonz> blakkheim: yeah the unistall did what i wanted
[19:15] <myanex> had anybody this problem? ubuntu install doesn't see my harddisk partitions...
[19:15] <blakkheim> myanex: dying hard drive maybe?
[19:15] <Xfact> many peopl are saying like 'karmic sucks' 'karmic unstable' karmic doesn't connect Internet' 'karmic's update process has flaws' I am now feeling like I made a mistake updating from hardy to karmic :(
[19:15] <MaT-dg> myanex: do you have a raid config?
[19:15] <macman_> there a gui to dvdauthor ?
[19:15] <myanex> blakkheim: no, i can mount it from console (nautilus, hm, can't do it too)
[19:15] <blakkheim> Xfact: cool story bro, what do you want us to do?
[19:16] <myanex> no, i haven't got raid
[19:16] <MaT-dg> myanex: no idea then, sorry
[19:16] <blakkheim> myanex: fstab?
[19:16] <tyrosine> Xfact: I feel the same
[19:16] <erUSUL> Xfact: this is a support channel people does not come here to say "everything works like a charm; thanks"
[19:16] <E_mE> does ubuntu server have inetd install by default?
[19:17] <Xfact> blakkheim: well, nothing just do your 'help jobs' batter to rescue people from attack of bad koala!
[19:17] <TheCheeze> after i updated my kernel last night i am stuck with an icon saying that i don't have my ethernet plugged in. is there a way to get rid of this icon?
[19:17] <myanex> blakkheim: what fstab?
[19:18] <myanex> blakkheim: i'm loading from ubuntu livecd...
[19:18] <blakkheim> myanex: /etc/fstab - it's where the partitions you want automounted on startup are listed
[19:18] <Xfact> And I wish soon karmic and after lucid will be a great release that people will love to use without any complaints!
[19:18] <blakkheim> myanex: oh nvm then
[19:18] <bastid_raZor> Ubuntu is the best!! out of the box install works; flawlessly.
[19:18] <MerlinW> Xfact, thats user error, Karmic way more stable as any ubuntu distro. By the way, 10.4 will LTS, wait for it
[19:18] <Xfact> yea...
[19:19] <blakkheim> Xfact: if stability is your main concern, why don't you use something like debian or freebsd?
[19:19] <myanex> bastid_raZor: not all)
[19:19] <bastid_raZor> myanex: every install `ever`
[19:20] <bastid_raZor> blakkheim: or 8.04
[19:20] <MaT-dg> Xfact: most of us (if not all of us) here are volunteering to help other people here. We are not professional support engineers or full time helpdesk employees. Also there is no such thing as an OS without any problems.
[19:20] <coz_> hey guys... if anyone is interested, I found a site where a fellow created several simple but fairly interesting  xsplash animations....you need to go to google translate      espiralx.org     spanish to english...then click on "share"   then on "gnome"  and there is a list of items the fellow has apparenlty created for gnome including  xsplash
[19:20] <bastid_raZor> MaT-dg: i just got my check for helping last month.. you didn't get yours?
[19:20] <blakkheim> coz_: why are you advertising here?
[19:21] <bastid_raZor> coz_: nice
[19:21] <MerlinW> Xfact, the system is very stable. The 3rd party porgs like Gnome, mplayer, etc.. is a different story, they not the Ubuntu fault
[19:21] <Xfact> well with stability I also need support it has same value, and Uduntu gives great support, batter then all! and I am not Ubuntu, maybe sometimes I feel unhappy with it's performance, but most of the time it gives me much batter then all!
[19:21] <coz_> blakkheim,   if  you consider  giving users an opertunity to embelish their systems   advertising,,,then so be it
[19:21] <khaije|amalt> is the ubuntu ppc port competitive with other ppcs ports in terms of features, stability, functionality?
[19:21] <MerlinW>  if u using QT apps on GTK system also
[19:21] <bastid_raZor> coz_: he's new here.. :\
[19:21] <MaT-dg> bastid_raZor: no, where do I sign up for that?
[19:21] <blakkheim> Xfact: debian and freebsd have great support. i think you should give debian a try if you need stability over the latest versions of things
[19:22] <coz_> bastid_raZor,  as ok  then sorry blakkheim   :)
[19:22] <blakkheim> bastid_raZor: i'm not new here
[19:22] <MerlinW> khaije|amalt, dont u mean ppa?
[19:22] <Xfact> MerlinW: never mind, I know it's stable, it's just release so need more updates and all, thanks to you guys that you are helping us without any profit :)
[19:22] <bastid_raZor> MaT-dg: they contacted me. *shrug*
[19:23] <khaije|amalt> MerlinW: no ppc, the ppc arch is a community port these days apparently, just wondering about it's general quality
[19:23] <MerlinW> ahh
[19:23] <MerlinW> ok then:)
[19:23] <Xfact> blakkheim: but my Friend suggest me to use Ubuntu and I heard currently it's the most famous linux distro of all time...
[19:24] <blakkheim> Xfact: it is the most POPULAR. it's based on debian and made more user-friendly. debian is rock solid.
[19:24] <MerlinW> i dont know ether
[19:24] <erUSUL> this is a support channel go to #ubuntu-offtopic
[19:25] <TheCheeze> there is no such thing as a truly brainless "user friendly" linux distro. that is why it is not as commercial as osx and win
[19:26] <Xfact> blakkheim:debian and freebsd is easy to handle like ubuntu, because it's website is not impressive like Ubuntu, no support no wiki no packages...nothing....
[19:26] <MerlinW> TheCheeze, high fiveeeee
[19:26] <MerlinW> :D
[19:26] <MorphyNOR> !offtopic | TheCheeze
[19:26] <blakkheim> Xfact: they both have support and wikis
[19:27] <TheCheeze> umm... that wasn't really off-topic, but thanks MorphyNOR :)
[19:27] <TheCheeze> after i updated my kernel last night i am stuck with an icon saying that i don't have my ethernet plugged in. is there a way to get rid of this icon?
[19:27] <Xfact> blakkheim: thanks for suggestion but I think I am happy now with Ubuntu....later I would try...
[19:27]  * erUSUL wonders what part of go to *offtopic* people does ot understand
[19:28] <ferdo> Hi. How can I save file in vim please?
[19:28] <Tuxpat> use esc
[19:28] <Tuxpat> and then
[19:28] <MorphyNOR> erUSUL: they believe that as long as they cram in "ubuntu" somewhere in their statements, its not offtopic
[19:28] <erUSUL> ferdo: in command mode type :w <enter>
[19:28] <Tuxpat> :wq
[19:28] <Sacho> ferdo: there's also a #vim channel here on freenode
[19:28] <Sacho> if you happen to need more help :)
[19:28] <ferdo> ok, thank you people
[19:28] <Tuxpat> :)
[19:29] <MerlinW> ferdo, use nano, its easier
[19:29] <iceroot> MerlinW: easier != better
[19:29] <MerlinW> ok
[19:29] <MerlinW> :D
[19:29] <Tuxpat> some one know a repository with 2.6.32 kernel x64'?
[19:29] <erUSUL> !ppa | Tuxpat search a ppa with it
[19:30] <grepory> Hi, I'm using 9.10 and not all of my multimedia keys are working.  The correct key events are being seen, but not passed along to Exaile (or Songbird when I was using it).  I'm not really sure where to look next.
[19:30] <grepory> Volume works fine, but play/pause, stop, next, and prev don't work.
[19:31] <cemc> I have nvidia with dual-view with 2 monitors. how can I tell for example thunderbird to always open up on the second monitor? (using gnome, karmic)
[19:32] <airtonix> cemc, using either devilspie or the compiz window rules module
[19:32] <airtonix> grepory, have you tried this yet : http://www.ubuntu-pics.de/bild/37010/screenshot_001_7y5HDk.png
[19:32] <delfino74> sera a tutti :)
[19:32] <grepory> airtonix: they are assigned appropriately
[19:32] <erUSUL> !it | delfino74
[19:33] <grepory> grepory: I checked their and in gconf-editor
[19:33] <grepory> there. sigh.
[19:33] <delfino74> thank's ;)
[19:33] <guntbert> Shwack: are you still around? did you get your problem sorted?
[19:33] <delfino74> ubottu: ;)
[19:33] <airtonix> grepory, confirm that they work with other players first
[19:33] <grepory> airtonix: i haven't found a player they work with yet.
[19:34] <nu1> hello, Im havingo problems with falsh player. I have ubuntu x64 and when I am playing youtube videos I cannot use the controls (maximize window, change volume, etc). Anyone has experienced this problem before?
[19:34] <MichealH> ETA 90mins till Women Meeting IRC on #ubuntu-meeting
[19:34] <Tuxpat> nu1 do you have the package ubuntu-restricted-extras?
[19:34] <erUSUL> nu1: yes is known problem with compiz + flash
[19:34] <nu1> Tuxpat, yes, I believe so
[19:35] <nu1> erUSUL, any idea on how to fix it?
[19:35] <airtonix> grepory, you listed two players up in your previous msg, have you tried : rhythmbox, xmms, gmusicbrowser, vlc, totem, banshee, moovida media centre ?
[19:35] <grepory> airtonix: no, i'm installing xmms and rhythmbox now
[19:35] <Tuxpat> nu1, follow erUSUL ;)
[19:35] <cemc> airtonix: thx
[19:36] <erUSUL> nu1: no; you can disable compiz and there is a cuple of workaraunds in the launchpad bug.
[19:36] <soreau> erUSUL: Make sure they know flash is the problem because it's proprietary suckiness, not compiz ;)
[19:37] <airtonix> grepory, you can also consider audacious (a gtk port of xmms which could possibly have a media keyboard plugin),
[19:37] <soreau> If it could be fixed in compiz it would have already
[19:37] <grepory> airtonix: i'm probably giving up after rhythmbox.
[19:38] <Pizza1337> ping!
[19:38] <Flare183> grepory: What are you trying to do?
[19:38] <grepory> airtonix: if it doesn't work in four players, i'm pretty sure it isn't a problem with the players.
[19:38] <grepory> Flare183: get my media keys to work.
[19:38] <Flare183> Ah ok
[19:38] <airtonix> grepory, i assume you already manually reassigned the keys to the elements in the screenshot i posted ?
[19:38] <Flare183> Its in the Keyboard Shortcuts
[19:39] <grepory> airtonix: they were already assigned that way, and yes.  i tried reassgning them for kicks.
[19:39] <erUSUL> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nspluginwrapper/+bug/412125
[19:39] <Flare183> grepory: Goto System, Preferences, Keyboard Shortcuts.
[19:39] <kamil_sk> hi, how can I connect two pcs using cross cable and one has OS Ubuntu and second WINXP
[19:39] <Diverdude> i need to find all .sh files in the current folder and all subfolders. I was thinking doing something with grep like:   grep *.sh | ls -R -l but its not really working out as I ant it to. Could somebody help me a bit on my way?
[19:40] <sllide> what does Alt+Print Screen+L do?
[19:40] <grepory> Flare183: okay.
[19:40] <erUSUL> soreau: that i dunno; may be nspluginwrapper's fault too ;)
[19:40] <beezaul> is anyone using backtrack
[19:40] <kamil_sk> I have assigned static IPs for both and I am able to ping Ubuntu from Win but I can't ping win from ubuntu
[19:40] <chester> what's the file that holds dpkg information (holds the information that is displayed when you dpkg --getselections)?
[19:40] <Pizza1337> beezaul, #remote-exploit if you have question about backtrack
[19:41] <grepory> okwtf.
[19:41] <beezaul> ty
[19:41] <grepory> so i tried re-assigning them again.  just for fun.
[19:41] <grepory> and it works in rhythmbox.
[19:41] <grepory> *handwaving*
[19:41] <Diverdude> i need to find all .sh files in the current folder and all subfolders. I was thinking doing something with grep like:   grep *.sh | ls -R -l but its not really working out as I ant it to. Could somebody help me a bit on my way?
[19:41] <erUSUL> !who | grepory
[19:42] <erUSUL> Diverdude: find . -name '*.sh'
[19:42] <grepory> erUSUL: Interesting.  Thank you.
[19:42] <erUSUL> Diverdude: use the right tool for the job ;P
[19:43] <Diverdude> erUSUL, ohh i see...why cant i use grep and ls?
[19:43] <Abongile> Hi All, I am still here, I am looking for a solution to my loggin problems. I can't loggin into my system. I try to loggin and the loggin prompt come back. I have advised to take a look at /etc/passwd and have but don't know what I am looking at or what to change.
[19:43] <erUSUL> Diverdude: parsing ls output is not gerally a good idea
[19:43] <ejwaxx> chester: i'm not sure, but you can always use "dpkg --get-selections | cat > installed_packages" to make a copy
[19:43] <evergrenn> hello , all
[19:44] <Diverdude> erUSUL, why not?
[19:44] <erUSUL> Diverdude: but bash 4 in karmic allow you to do « ls **/*.sh »
[19:44] <erUSUL> Diverdude: cool heh?
[19:44] <grepory> airtonix, Flare183: thanks for the assistance.  it is weird that it worked.. it is puzzling that i don't understand why, but it's okay.  i have bigger fish to fry.
[19:44] <Diverdude> erUSUL, nice...thats cout syntax hehe
[19:45] <Flare183> grepory: I know what you mean. I had the same problem :)
[19:45] <erUSUL> Diverdude: ls -R | grep "\.sh"
[19:45] <erUSUL> Diverdude: that should have worked
[19:46] <varun> icmp port unreachable - any clues as to why
[19:46] <phoenixz> I have kernels 2.6.31-9 .......... until 2.6.31-17 installed.. How can I get rid of the -9 to say.. -12 kernels? I never use them, they only take up space and menu entries in my brug...
[19:46] <erUSUL> ejwaxx: why the extra cat ?
[19:46] <guntbert> phoenixz: use synaptic
[19:46] <erUSUL> phoenixz: unistall the kernels via synaptic
[19:46] <ejwaxx> phoenixz: go to synapic and search for packages with "linux-image" and "linux-headers", remove the old ones
[19:47] <phoenixz> guntbert: erUSUL: How would I do that with apt-get?
[19:47] <erUSUL> phoenixz: you gain a few hundred MiB too ;)
[19:47] <ameya> phoenixz, you can try "dpkg -l | grep linux"
[19:47] <Diverdude> anybody in here ever used matlab in ubuntu?
[19:47] <ameya> phoenixz, that command will tell you the names of linux kernel packages
[19:47] <ejwaxx> Diverdue: i have not, but we used scilab in my numerical analysis class
[19:47] <ameya> phoenixz, after that you can use apt-get purge <pkg name>
[19:47] <phoenixz> ameya: and then apt-get remove, say, linux-headers-2.6.31-10 ?
[19:47] <varun> icmp port unreachable shown on wireshark, firewall is disabled
[19:48] <phoenixz> ameya: purge is better yeah
[19:48] <ameya> phoenixz, correct!
[19:48] <Diverdude> ejwaxx, ok...well i have some problems configuring mexcompiling
[19:48] <phoenixz> ameya: I just see that apt-get purge linux-headers-2.6.31-10* is a BAD BAD idea..
[19:49] <ejwaxx> erUSUL: chester wanted a file with the dpkg selections...dpkg --get-selections writes to stdout by default, doesn't it?
[19:49] <ameya> phoenixz, is your current kernel is 2.6.31-10?
[19:50] <phoenixz> ameya: no, 17.. but specifying 10* (I wanted to get all of 10) takes ALL kernels.. baaad idea
[19:50] <ameya> phoenixz, then don't remove that package
[19:50] <MrKeuner> hello, how can I delete settings for ekiga, empathy?
[19:50] <JAcarto> hi!!åñòü ðóññêèå?
[19:50] <MrKeuner> user settings
[19:51] <erUSUL> phoenixz: sudo aptitude purge linux-image-2.6.31-{9..12}-generic ??
[19:51] <phoenixz> erUSUL: that is a nice thing.. didnt know that
[19:51] <erUSUL> ejwaxx: "dpkg --get-selections  > installed_packages"
[19:51] <ejwaxx> erUSUL: coolness.  my CLI-fu is not all that it could be :p
[19:51] <q0_0p> anyone here know what to do after i create virtual hdd how to format ntfs on image? sudo dd if=/dev/zero of=drive.img bs=512 count=204800
[19:52] <Solar_Flare> hi.
[19:52] <erUSUL> q0_0p: use loosetup to set up the imagefile as a block device
[19:52] <phoenixz> erUSUL: shaves about 1GB from the base install.. nice..
[19:52] <Solar_Flare> Where in /dev/ gets an audio cd mounted?
[19:52] <q0_0p> erUSUL, cool thanx
[19:53] <MerlinW> for remove unused kernels use synaptic, or the ubuntu-tweak app cleaner function
[19:53] <erUSUL> q0_0p: something like « sudo losetup file.img »
[19:54] <erUSUL> Solar_Flare: audiocd are not mounted
[19:54] <Solar_Flare> erUSUL: ok.. then... where can i get the bitstream from my audio cd?
[19:54] <erUSUL> q0_0p: then the virtual hdd is accessible in /dev/loop0 ...
[19:54] <q0_0p> erUSUL, cool
[19:54] <q0_0p> erUSUL, that helps a lot thx
[19:54] <erUSUL> Solar_Flare: what dio you want to do ? rip it?
[19:55] <Solar_Flare> erUSUL: yeah.
[19:55] <Solar_Flare> make an image of it.
[19:55] <erUSUL> Solar_Flare: you access the cdrom device directly /dev/cdrom or /dev/sr0
[19:55] <erUSUL> Solar_Flare: use brasero or another similar app
[19:56] <Solar_Flare> hm.. i get an input output error.
[19:56] <Maletor> Hello, I have Windows 7 on /dev/sdb and grub can't find it. Yes, I have read online, and nothing works. Please advise.
[19:57] <BluesKaj> !grub | Maletor
[19:57] <Maletor> !grub2
[19:57] <genii> Freddy2: Since Lucid is LTS, any KDE updates after that will also be available (after porting)
[19:58] <Maletor> BluesKaj: I've read all that grub2 documentation...
[19:58] <Solar_Flare> ok...
[19:58] <Solar_Flare> toc is a bit of a stupid format.
[19:58] <Solar_Flare> can i get iso from brasero?
[19:59] <mkny13> hey, I'm a linux noob, having trouble getting ubuntu to recognize a particular flashdrive.  I've done a lot of googling and gotten to the point where I know it's at dev/sde...
[19:59] <JAcarto> hi!!åñòü ðóññêèå?
[19:59] <maccs> ciao
[19:59] <ZykoticK9> Solar_Flare, you can't use ISO for audio CDs...
[19:59] <mkny13> when I try to mount it, I get the msg "you must specify the filesystem type"...
[19:59] <mkny13> it's FAT32...
[19:59] <lgc> Hi. I am unable to boot to Windows (and I used to). I always end up booting in Ubuntu 9.10. As of a recent time, this was not so. What coul be causing it?
[20:00] <mkny13> so I try mount -t vfat...
[20:00] <blakkheim> lgc: consider it a blessing
[20:00] <wausdu> HI I have a problem. My webcam (ASUS UL50) gives in output the right image but mirrored. How do I solve this?
[20:00] <mkny13> but that doesn't work either
[20:00] <mkny13> any help?
[20:00] <blakkheim> mkny13: show me the full command you are typing
[20:00] <Solar_Flare> ZykoticK9 y not?
[20:00] <Maletor> sudo os-prober is not returning windows 7
[20:01] <lgc> blakkheim, not that I like to boot to Windoze. But I need to.
[20:01] <home> I am trying to share a printer from my ubuntu computer with several other windows computers and I can't even get the computers to see each other on the network
[20:01] <genii> !by
[20:01] <ZykoticK9> Solar_Flare, ISOs contain a file system -- Audio CD do NOT (thus you need to use bin/cue style Imaging, but not regular ISO format)
[20:01] <acicula> home: sometimes computers have trouble seeing each other, you could try filling in the computers ip manually
[20:01] <lgc> blakkheim, something must have messed up my grub.
[20:02] <home> acicula: from which side should i do that? or both? do you know how?
[20:02] <Solar_Flare> ZykoticK9: Ok, i want to mount it afterwards as mount -o loop CD
[20:02] <mkny13> terminal output pasted here: http://dpaste.com/142217/
[20:02] <Solar_Flare> how could i accomplish that?
[20:02] <ZykoticK9> Solar_Flare, probably not going to work.  best of luck man.
[20:02] <blakkheim> mkny13: sudo mount -t vfat /dev/sde /media/flashdrive
[20:02] <erUSUL> Solar_Flare: you can *not* mount audio cd's
[20:02] <blakkheim> mkny13: change it to /dev/sde1
[20:02] <acicula> home: try on either i guess?
[20:03] <Solar_Flare> erUSUL: but with windows i can mount it in a virtual drive -.-
[20:03] <Solar_Flare> why not with linux?!
[20:03] <erUSUL> Solar_Flare: dunno maybe acetone iso can. the kernel by itself can not
[20:03] <silare> !xfce | silare
[20:03] <JosefAss1d> quick question. Is medibuntu still the recommended path to w32codecs?
[20:03] <rjtmax> hey guys, is there a program to edit startup services in karmic? thanks
[20:04] <mkny13> blakkheim: aha! Thanks! now, will it remember that it I unmount, unplug, and replug in the future?
[20:04] <blakkheim> mkny13: no
[20:04] <erUSUL> Solar_Flare: windows ca not either. daemon tools can or clonedrive or similar tools
[20:04] <ZykoticK9> JosefAss1d, yes
[20:04] <home> acicula: do you know how to do it from either side?
[20:04] <JosefAss1d> ZykoticK9: alright. Thanks
[20:04] <rjtmax> i dont want specific services to start at each boot in ubuntu 9.10 is there a tool to edit the startup services? they dont show up in "startup applications"
[20:04] <Solar_Flare> erUSUL: so? What would be the equivalent tool for ubuntu?
[20:04] <blakkheim> rjtmax: install sysv-rc-conf
[20:04] <devyll> any ideea how can I import everything from thunderbird 2.x to 3.0 on ubuntu ?
[20:05] <erUSUL> Solar_Flare: i told you already. i know of acetone iso
[20:05] <mkny13> is it difficult to config it so it DOES do that?   Or am I just coming in with Windows assumptions and need to get used to linux not doing stuff like that for me?
[20:05] <blakkheim> mkny13: if you leave it plugged in all the time you can add an entry to /etc/fstab
[20:05] <silare> !ubottu
[20:05] <BluesKaj> Maletor, http://linuxers.org/howto/how-configure-grub2-ubuntu-910
[20:05] <rjtmax> blakkheim, is that better than bum?
[20:05] <sfears> what is the differece between the regular and qt versions?
[20:06] <home> does anyone know how to set up a windows home network with an ubuntu computer?
[20:06] <blakkheim> rjtmax: ?
[20:06] <mkny13> blakkheim: no, it's attached to me keys, goes with everywhere
[20:06] <erUSUL> mkny13: all flash drives i tried have automonted themselves. having to use cli is rare
[20:06] <JAcarto> à åñòü êòî ñ Íîðâåãèè?)
[20:06] <sfears> home: use samba
[20:06] <blakkheim> mkny13: see what erUSUL just said
[20:06] <acicula> home: you can browse the other pc by opening nautilus or explorer on windows and going to \\<ip_of_the_other_machine>
[20:06] <daftykins> Abongile: yeah the .gnome / .gnome2 folders in your home folder, you could move them to .gnomeold for example as a backup then try logging in again
[20:06] <mkny13> I know, other's I have automount, but this otherwise nice adata 16GB apparently hates linux
[20:06] <acicula> home: i think anyway, been awhile since i dealt with that
[20:06] <rjtmax> blakkheim, bum is an application i just found that lets you edit runlevel stuff
[20:07] <blakkheim> rjtmax: never tried it. sysv-rc-conf does what you asked for.
[20:07] <Maletor> BluesKaj: that doesn't really help, i am just trying to boot win 7 64 bit off /dev/sdb and os-prober can't find anythign
[20:07] <rjtmax> blakkheim, thanks a million. im going to try both
[20:07] <mkny13> how bout this?  Can I save that mount command as something cliackable on the desktop?
[20:07] <aliendude5300> how do you echo text as a file to another command?
[20:08] <blakkheim> aliendude5300: echo asdf | somecommand
[20:08] <MerlinW> anybody using the ppa wine1.2+pulseaudio package?
[20:08] <BluesKaj> Maletor, well, sorry that's my best attempt ...you may have to do more research , but adding windows7 to the grub2 menu is the way to go IMO
[20:08] <aliendude5300> blakkheim, I know that, but it echoes the output as text. Not as a file.
[20:08] <blakkheim> aliendude5300: echo asdf > somefile.txt
[20:08] <Maletor> this blows
[20:09] <Maletor> i hate windows
[20:09] <Maletor> so so so so so much
[20:09] <Solar_Flare> isnt there anyway to get the bitstream out of my music cd? o.O
[20:09] <home> acicula: neither computer seems to be able to find the other dispite the fact that they can ping each other successfully
[20:09] <aliendude5300> blakkheim, here's what I'm trying to do: echo "string test" | xmacroplay, but I need it to interpret the output of echo as a file, not a string literal.
[20:09] <Solar_Flare> like with the terminal?
[20:09]  * `mOOse` looks at Maletor like the RCA dog
[20:09] <home> sfears: i've been trying to use samba but i'm not sure what i'm doing wrong...neither computer seems to see the other
[20:10] <blakkheim> aliendude5300: echo "string test" > /tmp/asdf && xmacroplay /tmp/asdf perhaps?
[20:10] <daftykins> Solar_Flare: first google result http://www.andrews-corner.org/abcde.html
[20:10] <erUSUL> Maletor: if the osprober is not finding anything make a file by hand
[20:10] <aliendude5300> that would work, but I bet there is a way to do it more efficiently
[20:10] <Maletor> fuck it i'm ditching windows modern warfare 2 is not that important to me
[20:10] <Seeker`> !language | Maletor
[20:11] <ameya> wausdu, did you get an answer for your webcam problem? what is the name of the webcam driver?
[20:11] <Maletor> if i'm using synaptic and i want to remove wine, which has installed x y z dependency how do i delete all those dependencies without having to do it manually
[20:12] <wausdu> ameya, no answers. Where can I find the driver name?
[20:12] <Diverdude> how do i remove a program i have installed using sudo apt-get install ?
[20:12] <nel> ok i understand that perl is suppose to be installed already on ubuntu but when i execute a script on my server with a .pl extension it asks if i want to download and won't execute how do i get around this?
[20:12] <erUSUL> Maletor: http://paste.ubuntu.com/353098/ you have to change the line « set root ... » to mach your computer
[20:12] <wausdu> ameya, the camera il a Suyin Corp.
[20:12] <MorphyNOR> Diverdude: sudo apt-get remove
[20:12] <ZykoticK9> Diverdude, "sudo apt-get remove PACKAGENAME"
[20:12] <meowsus> I need to connect to a Windows server that i used to connect to via Windows Remote Administration... Can anyone point me to a package that will let me connect to the server now that i'm running Ubuntu
[20:12] <meowsus> ?
[20:12] <MerlinW> Maletor, W7 to grub.cfg:  http://pastebin.com/m4e0a609f
[20:12] <sfears> i'm having problems while scrolling up in konsole... it seems to repeat the same line from the 3rd all the way to the bottom while i'm scrolling up.. and ideas
[20:13] <Maletor> erUSUL: it is /dev/sdb so that = (hd1,1)?
[20:13] <erUSUL> meowsus: gnome-rdp ?
[20:13] <spullar> anyone here help with android ADB questions
[20:13] <MerlinW> Maletor, if sdb, then u need (hd1,1)
[20:14] <nel> ok i understand that perl is suppose to be installed already on ubuntu but when i execute a script on my server with a .pl extension it asks if i want to download and won't execute how do i get around this?
[20:14] <erUSUL> Maletor: can not be a whole disk has to be a parition /dev/sdb1 ? (hd1,1) ?
[20:14] <home> acicula: it says "nautilus can not handle this type of location
[20:14] <erUSUL> !grub2
[20:14] <Maletor> yes
[20:14] <acicula> home: err smb:\\<ip> ?
[20:14] <Solar_Flare> sry.
[20:14] <Solar_Flare> connection dropped ^^
[20:14] <acicula> home: smb://<ip> even
[20:14] <ameya> wausdu, you can try "lsusb" to find out product and vendor id of your webcam
[20:14] <varun> icmp port unreachable shown on wireshark, firewall is disabled...any suggestions
[20:14] <meowsus> Does anyone have any experience with the remote administration of a Windows host thru an Ubuntu Client?
[20:15] <home> acicula: error: "Error: Failed to retrieve share list from server
[20:15] <home> Please select another viewer and try again."
[20:15] <wausdu> ameya, yeah it's a Suyin Corp. webcam
[20:15] <spullar> anyone provide Android ADB help
[20:15] <acicula> well then it cant access the smb stuff on the other machine i suppose :/
[20:15] <ameya> wausdu, once we know the driver, you can try modinfo <driver> to check if that driver supports any parameters which can be tuned
[20:15] <feed_me_seymour> meowsus: What do you mean? via Remote Desktop or VNC?
[20:15] <scott_ino2> anyone have experience with dvd::rip? It seems to be hanging while ripping the title
[20:16] <nel> anyone know how to install perl?
[20:16] <acicula> home: maybe this helps https://help.ubuntu.com/community/NetworkPrintingFromWinXP ?
[20:16] <iceroot> spullar: this is ubuntu support channel not android support channel
[20:16] <kamokow> nel: perl should be installed by default
[20:16] <cobrien> Need a good inkjet printer that works on linux.  USB.
[20:16] <acicula> scott_ino2: can you play the dvd?
[20:16] <cobrien> Can anyone help?
[20:16] <ries> hey all... for some reason or the other, my ubuntu live CD give me a screen with blinking colors green, brown and some colored squares... so it starts up X, but the screen is initialized wrong, this worked before! How could this be? (PS: windows on this computer works fine...)
[20:16] <acicula> !hardware | cobrien
[20:16] <erUSUL> meowsus: already told you to use gnome-rdp or tsclient
[20:16] <Maletor> ok new problem: i have a drive at /dev/sdb1 i just formatted to ext4 = 250GB, i also have /dev/sda which = 1 TB. How do I merge these drives together so that my computer thinks it's just one big drive. Does this make sense to do?
[20:16] <nel> yeah but when i execute scripts on my server it asks if i want to download it and wont' execute
[20:17] <scott_ino2> acicula, yes
[20:17] <kamokow> Are there any programs that I can use to open Guitar Pro and/or Power Tab's on Ubuntu?
[20:17] <meowsus> erUSUL: sorry dude, i'm getting used to pidgin, been a long time. THANKS!
[20:17] <spullar> I understand this is ubuntu, I'm using it on Ubuntu, and I've seen topics relating to it in the Ubuntu forums, so I figured if someone in the Ubuntu chat knows about ADB, they can help
[20:17] <sfears> ries: from the boot menu use f4 to start in safe graphics mode.. should resolve your problem
[20:17] <acicula> scott_ino2: then i'm out of ideas
[20:17] <scott_ino2> lol
[20:17] <erUSUL> Maletor: you can use lvm; no it does not make sense; imho
[20:17] <iceroot> spullar: ah ok i though you mean the os android
[20:17] <Maletor> erUSUL: what would be a good convention to do?
[20:17] <ries> sfears: let me try that...
[20:18] <Diverdude> i uninstalled gcc-4.4 but i cannot seem to remove gcc-4.4-base. Why is that?
[20:18] <erUSUL> Maletor: i would keep them separate but that's just my opinion
[20:18] <Maletor> what about RAID?
[20:18] <erUSUL> Diverdude: som progema needs it to run
[20:18] <EsatYuce> is there any application to change speak to text??
[20:18] <meowsus> feed_me_seymour: In windows i'd connect to the Windows Host with Windows Remote Desktop.
[20:18] <Maletor> erUSUL: how do i edit fstab so that the drive mounts on boot
[20:18] <erUSUL> !raid | Maletor
[20:18] <new2ubutnu> hi room
[20:18] <erUSUL> !fstab | Maletor
[20:18] <meowsus> feed_me_seymour: I need to do essentially the same thing, just using Ubuntu
[20:19] <feed_me_seymour> meowsus: use tsclient.
[20:19] <meowsus> feed_me_seymour: reading about it now ;) thanks!
[20:19] <feed_me_seymour> meowsus: tsclient:linux::rdp:windows :D good luck!
[20:19] <Diverdude> erUSUL, i still have gcc-4.2 installed, but for some reason this is not accepted as the system compiler in matlab...is there some way to promote it?
[20:20] <erUSUL> Diverdude: really dunno you should ask matlab support. maybe it just does not support it
[20:20] <EsatYuce> is there any application which can change speaking to text ?
[20:20] <Diverdude> erUSUL, hmm matlab support..there is no such thing :(
[20:21] <new2ubutnu> I am new to Ubuntu - I was using windows XP Pro - had to do a reinstall..  of course since I've reinstalled the OS 5 times since i bought the PC - it was locked out - Microsoft telephone support was of no help - they won't renew my activation key...   anyways.. I just installed  Ubuntu Studio 8.04.1 i386  I need to mount my old drive - i need to get my usb wifi adapter to connect to the internet - basically i don't know jack and I'm confused about the t
[20:21] <mintaka> new2ubutnu, dont fear
[20:21] <karmst> Hello Everyone
[20:21] <new2ubutnu> lol thanks mintaka..
[20:21] <new2ubutnu> hi karmst
[20:21] <karmst> stupid question time...
[20:22] <ameya> wausdu, can you see this ID in output of lsusb "064e"
[20:22] <guntbert> Diverdude: you can change the link /usr/bin/gcc to point to /usr/bin/gcc-4.2 instead to /usr/bin/gcc-4.4
[20:22] <karmst> How do I make my default window view be to list the files instead of icons?
[20:22] <macman_> there a gui to dvdauthor ?
[20:22] <erUSUL> new2ubutnu: install a package called « ntfs-config » then run it   « gksudo ntfs-config » . that will let you mount the old drive
[20:22] <sfears> good question... i'd like to know how to default to detail view
[20:22] <erUSUL> macman_: qdvdauthor
[20:22] <new2ubutnu> so I have my sister's vista laptop and have my ubuntu desktop running next to me
[20:22] <MrKeuner> hello, how can I delete user settings for ekiga, empathy?
[20:22] <macman_> erUSUL: ok cool thanks
[20:23] <karmst> yes me too sfears
[20:23] <karmst> ;)
[20:23] <wausdu> ameya, yeah that's the camera. 064e:a136
[20:23] <Oxide> Diverdude:in the manual of matlab they have how to config your env variables
[20:23] <MrKeuner> find . -name *mpathy* -exec rm {} -rf \; does not remove empathy settings somehow
[20:23] <macman_> erUSUL: is it nice ?
[20:23] <erUSUL> MrKeuner: why do you put the options after the filename ?
[20:24] <erUSUL> MrKeuner: find . -name *mpathy* -exec rm -rf '{}' \;
[20:24] <new2ubutnu> i tried to mount the partition that was my data partition...   i went to terminal and enteres " mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sda5 /olddrive/ -o force
[20:24] <richthegeek> just a quick tip for everyone - don't try downgrading GDM because it ruins your computer, your whole evening, and your supply of Coke gets depleted
[20:24] <jaiho> hey, has anyone got the battery power indicator in karmic working correctly, because mine ain't?
[20:24] <erUSUL> MrKeuner: handle with care. run it first with -print instead of -exec rm -rf ....
[20:24] <richthegeek> jaiho: it work's on my Eee
[20:24] <new2ubutnu> and it spits out  "mount: only root can do that"
[20:24] <MrKeuner> erUSUL, no you got me wrong, my version of the command works and deletes all those folders, but still the settings are not gone
[20:24] <acicula> jaiho: it doesnt appear?
[20:25] <sfears> karmst: change to the view you want.. and settings/save view profile
[20:25] <ameya> wausdu, have you seen this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=838210
[20:25] <acicula> new2ubutnu: prefix it with sudo
[20:25] <erUSUL> MrKeuner: many settings will be on gconf... try gconf-editor
[20:25] <acicula> new2ubutnu: did you try clicking on the drive via Places(top left)?
[20:25] <jaiho> its does appear but shows erroneous results
[20:25] <kamil_sk> hi can anybody help me connecting two pcs using cross cable ubuntu/win XP
[20:25] <MrKeuner> erUSUL, I also did a rm .gconf/apps/Empathy -rf that did not remove settings etiher
[20:26] <Rico56_> hi
[20:26] <MrKeuner> erUSUL, I'll scream
[20:26] <erUSUL> kamil_sk: assings static ip address on the two computers
[20:26] <giiker> kamil_sk: i have done it before with 2 win PCs
[20:26] <kamil_sk> I have working connection between two pcs when both are Ubuntu
[20:26] <Rico56_> have anyone already installed Citrix receiver client on linux ?
[20:26] <sfears> i've tried that before kamil_sk.. i eneded up just using a router
[20:26] <giiker> it should be the same for Ubuntu
[20:26] <sfears> kamil_sk: you need a class b subnet.. start there
[20:26] <new2ubutnu> yes i did try clicking the drive - it said it was unable to mount and to go edit fstab
[20:26] <Guest90668> I'm trying to create a liveUSB from the 9.10 liveCD. I can get it too boot, but I have to fill in the path to the kernel and all the kernel parameters by hand. Can someone help me configure isolinux/syslinux so that if finds the *.cfg files and boots flawlesly?
[20:26] <karmst> ok where is settings at?
[20:26] <new2ubutnu> i don't understand how to edit fstab properly
[20:26] <kamil_sk> erUSUL,giiker,sfears: I used static Ip and can ping ubuntu from win but not win from ubuntu
[20:27] <MrKeuner> erUSUL, could it because I did not use gconf-editor and deleted .gconf files instead?
[20:27] <acicula> Guest90668: why not use unetbooting?
[20:27] <erUSUL> kamil_sk: windows fiewall running ?
[20:27] <kamil_sk> sfears: ubuntu 192.168.1.1 win 192.168.1.2
[20:27] <erUSUL> MrKeuner: really dunno; sorry
[20:27] <Napoleon> Bonsoir
[20:27] <Oxide> new2ubuntu:if you can't find it from places then write, sudo mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sda5 /mnt(whatever) without the -o force
[20:27] <kamil_sk> erUSUL: ah possibliy :(
[20:27] <MrKeuner> erUSUL, OK thanks
[20:27] <acicula> new2ubutnu: were you able to mount it using sudo and the mount command?
[20:27] <kamil_sk> that I forgot I haven't used win so long ag :D
[20:27] <kamil_sk> ago
[20:27] <new2ubutnu> but I did enter in terminal "sudo mount /dev/sda5 /olddrive/ -t ntfs -o nls=utf8,umask=0222"
[20:28] <MrKeuner> hello, how can I delete user settings for ekiga, empathy?
[20:28] <Guest90668> acicula, didn't work. Tried it several times. All I get is "not a bootable media" and stuff. And I also need to learn more isolinux.
[20:28] <sfears> new2ubunt.. MrKeuner.. delete your .ekiga folder?
[20:28] <new2ubutnu> oxide trying now
[20:28] <karmst> Ah
[20:28] <Napoleon> Hello all
[20:28] <new2ubutnu> delete .ekiga folder??  huh wtf is that lol
[20:28] <MrKeuner> sfears, there isn't one
[20:29] <sfears> sorry new2ubuntu that wasn't for you
[20:29] <karmst> sfear: in the gnome file browser go to Edit, File Management Preferences
[20:29] <Napoleon> I'm new on Xchat
[20:29] <karmst> you can change all window defaults there
[20:29] <guntbert> !language | new2ubutnu
[20:29] <sfears> ohhh.. forgot i was in ubuntu
[20:29] <Oxide> new2ubuntu:what you 've write now it's for the fstab file...you want it permantly or just to mount it for now?
[20:29] <MrKeuner> sfears, what is different in Ubuntu?
[20:29] <ghost10> hello all:)
[20:29] <giiker> kamil_sk: di you put tehm in the same subnet?
[20:29] <acicula> new2ubutnu: directories prefixed with a . are typically hidden
[20:29] <giiker> kamil_sk: did you put tehm in the same subnet?
[20:30] <ameya> wausdu, i think the problem should be fixed by patching libv4l library. what version is there in your laptop?
[20:30] <new2ubutnu> erUSUL - sorry i missed your message  i don't have internet connected to it yet as i can't figure out how to install drivers for my wifi usb card
[20:30] <karmst> haha
[20:30] <karmst> there perfect.... List view with octal permissions =)
[20:30] <ghost10> does anyone know how i can mount an ext4 on ext3 partition
[20:30] <karmst> that's exactly what I wanted
[20:30] <acicula> new2ubutnu: tbh easiest way if its supported is to isntall a more recent version of ubuntu, what usb wifi dongle do you have
[20:31] <acicula> new2ubutnu: did you try to setup a wireless connection yet?
[20:31] <sladermen> Hey guys, im running ubuntu 9.10 and have vlc, is there a repo i should add or packages (codecs) to make sure vlc will play most anything i through at it?
[20:31] <Maletor> After upgrading from 2.6.31RC16 to 2.6.31RC17 Ubuntu fails to load my Nvidia drivers - what could this mean?
[20:31] <new2ubutnu> i don't know bout it online ummm  RT3070
[20:31] <cor_r> sladermen , most of them are automatically installed when installing the vlc package
[20:32] <happy> sladermen: have you ever had an issue with vlc
[20:32] <new2ubutnu> acicula - how do i set up ANY internet connections?
[20:32] <Oxide> new2ubuntu:did you solve your mount problem?
[20:32] <happy> sladermen: vlc plays all. no extra packages needed
[20:32] <cor_r> sladermen, u should maybe look for the divx package though, i once had the problem that it wasnt instlled wit vlc
[20:32] <ameya> ghost10, do you want to mount ext4 file system partition?
[20:32] <ghost10> hi all does anyone know how i can make my ext4 partition mount on my ext3 partition
[20:32] <karmst> ok here's another question
[20:32] <sladermen> happy,well havent played around with it in ages, just got back to ubunut ;)
[20:32] <wausdu> ameya, I'm reading the tutorial. 1 min
[20:32] <ghost10> @ameya: yes
[20:32] <karmst> is there anything in Ubuntu like MMC?
[20:33] <new2ubutnu> no oxide lol - trying to read responses and work between the laptop and the desktop while my gf is playing Wii behind me with the volume at max
[20:33] <happy> sladermen: I use vlc in windows too
[20:33] <giiker> sladermen: there is a how to on the forums on how to install the codecs here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=766683&highlight=Direct+Rendering
[20:33] <new2ubutnu> my blackberry is mounted and i can access it fine - which is where the linux driver for the usb wifi card is
[20:33] <bpietro> for install gurus: I found this guide http://www.pendrivelinux.com/installing-ubuntu-to-a-usb-hard-drive/#more-253 , done complette install, all seems OK, but can't boot from just installed USB HD (BIOS settings done)  - 'GRUB loading' and nothing else
[20:33] <Guest90668> I'm trying to create a liveUSB from the 9.10 liveCD. I can get it too boot, but I have to fill in the path to the kernel and all the kernel parameters by hand. Can someone help me configure isolinux/syslinux so that if finds the *.cfg files and boots flawlesly?
[20:33] <acicula> new2ubutnu: top right there's an icon on the panel
[20:33] <acicula> new2ubutnu: theres only a few , dunno how to describe it, but one lets you configure network stuff
[20:34] <giiker> sladermen: I installed them and I havent had any problems up to now!
[20:34] <new2ubutnu> acicula - checking now
[20:34] <karmst> MMC anyone?!?
[20:34] <Kieran0413> karmst, As in the storage media?
[20:34] <Oxide> new2ubuntu:oh,ok!do you want to try to make it work?because i see you also have and wireless problems...
[20:34] <karmst> no
[20:35] <karmst> as in the Microsoft Management Console
[20:35] <karmst> but for Ubuntu
[20:35] <ghost10> @ameya:do you know how to do it
[20:35] <giiker> karmst: I dont think so
[20:35] <ghost10> @ameya: It gives me a certain error when ever i try
[20:35] <Kieran0413> Kardos, not as far as I know
[20:35] <karmst> I really want to be able to keep all my remote desktops in one window
[20:35] <Kieran0413> karmst, **
[20:35] <kamil_sk> erUSUL: Ok ping is good on both sides, how can I share files I used open SSH in ubuntu but in win an ftp ?
[20:35] <Kardos> i didnt ask anything !!
[20:35] <kamil_sk> or is there easier solution?
[20:36] <erUSUL> !samba | kamil_sk
[20:36] <new2ubutnu> i went to the button top left that is like the windows version of  the start button
[20:36] <karmst> RDP
[20:36] <karmst> !rdp
[20:36] <kamil_sk> erUSUL: ok I'll take a look at it, but never used it before :(
[20:36] <new2ubutnu> places>network>
[20:37] <karmst> hmmm
[20:37] <nightsjammies> I have an issue with k3b while trying to add files to burn a cd in k3b.
[20:37] <acicula> !wifi | new2ubutnu
[20:37] <new2ubutnu> there's one icon and it's called "windows network"
[20:37] <Kieran0413> karmst, The included rdp client supports multiple connections with bookmarks for each if I recall?
[20:37] <ghost10> No response yet on mounting ext4 on ext3 partition
[20:37] <nightsjammies> It tells me Unable to handle the following files due to an unsupported format..all of the songs are mp3 though.
[20:38] <acicula> new2ubutnu: no thats not it, but check the link ubottu posted, should be explained there how to setup the wireless
[20:38] <karmst> oh reaaly
[20:38] <karmst> really
[20:38] <nightsjammies> It also sayd you may manually convert these audio files to wave using anoter application supporting the audio format and then add the wave files to the k3b project.
[20:38] <karmst> let me go check that out
[20:38] <nightsjammies> Any clue?
[20:38] <new2ubutnu> o.k. thanks  - i'll check it and come back when i have failed miserably at that as well... :-p
[20:38] <karmst> hey YEAH!
[20:38] <karmst> kieran: the TS Client does have the ability to save the connections
[20:39] <karmst> Sweet!
[20:39] <new2ubutnu> while the page is loading - why would my blackberry show up mounted and accessable - when i didn't do anything to mount it?
[20:39] <erUSUL> nightsjammies: is libk3b6-extracodecs installed ?
[20:40] <erUSUL> new2ubutnu: most things get automounted in ubuntu this days
[20:40] <nightsjammies> dunno. Lemme go and check
[20:40] <Kieran0413> new2ubutnu, it probably auto mounts if your BB acts as a mass storage device
[20:40] <karmst> oh man...Hell the RDP client on linux is ALOT faster than on windows
[20:41] <Diverdude> how do i then remove a program i installed from a .tgz package?
[20:41] <Kieran0413> karmst, Yeah, it's not bad :)
[20:41] <nightsjammies> Nope. Gonna install it though.
[20:41] <karmst> thanks kieran for the help... I'm being lazy today...
[20:41] <Xpistos|work> Is there any benefit to using the Sharing Center vs. direct downloads from software sites?
[20:41] <Kieran0413> karmst, no problem :)
[20:42] <BellinXFelon> can someone help, i have an external hdd and after a period of time the contents of the drive become inaccessible, as if it unmounts itself
[20:42] <Diverdude> how do i remove a program i installed from a .tgz package?
[20:42] <iceroot> Xpistos|work: repositorys will hold the system up to date
[20:42] <nightsjammies> Okay, thanks... :)
[20:42] <iceroot> Xpistos|work: without searching on websites for updates
[20:42] <tibrox> Diverdude, aptitude should work
[20:43] <Diverdude> tibrox, how so?
[20:43] <owner> I've got the million dollar question everyone on the INTERNET has been asking.
[20:43] <Xpistos|work> iceroot: If I install gpodder from the software center, it give me .16, but the current version is 2.X
[20:43] <tibrox> asuming it was installed with the installer, then aptitude remove theProgram should fly
[20:43] <owner> Where do you find the black and white glowing screen files in Ubuntu 9.10 so you can customize them?
[20:43] <sawyer_> i've got a problem with my wireless network ralink usb stick
[20:43] <Xpistos|work> iceroot: Will it install the updated verstion if I apt-get upgrade?
[20:43] <iceroot> Xpistos|work: repos are always older
[20:44] <sawyer_> i've updated the kernel in my karmic and it suddenly stopped working
[20:44] <iceroot> Xpistos|work: no
[20:44] <sawyer_> the official ralink drivers don't even compile
[20:44] <iceroot> Xpistos|work: just security updates, no function-updates
[20:44] <sawyer_> the ubuntu HardwareSupport page shows that the best is the original drivers (which don't compile)
[20:44] <owner> I'm talking about the screen that comes up right after GRUB and before xsplash
[20:44] <sawyer_> is there any way to use the drivers i had before the kernel update?
[20:45] <owner> #ubuntu-support
[20:45] <Xpistos|work> iceroot: So if I want up to date versions I need to use the ppa?
[20:45] <trijntje> owner: i'd like to know that too..
[20:45] <iceroot> Xpistos|work: yes or use backports
[20:45] <owner> :D
[20:45] <iceroot> !backports | Xpistos|work
[20:45] <Xpistos|work> check
[20:45] <guntbert> tibrox: that is simply false
[20:45] <owner> trijntje I've tried looking in the grub2 for clues
[20:45] <tibrox> ok
[20:45] <ameya> ghost10, what error do you geT?
[20:46] <kamil_sk> erUSUL: OK I go to places Conncet to server Winshare username, pass, domain WORKGROUP and connect and nothing happens :(
[20:46] <owner> I've also been searching for any files containing the text xsplash
[20:46] <owner> My computer is still searching :D
[20:46] <guntbert> Diverdude: usually the README should contain instructions for removal - often there is a make target 'uninstall'
[20:46] <acicula> owner: google ubuntu splash screen customization
[20:46] <trijntje> owner, i know the image you get just before login is in /usr/share/images/xsplash
[20:46] <nu1> trijntje, owner, an interesing question...
[20:46] <owner> trijntje: Right I figured that one out.
[20:47] <acicula> owner: pretty sure there are a bunch of threads about it that demo how to do it
[20:47] <tibrox> what program can i use that will shuffle my playlist before burning?  The inestimable brasero doesn't seem to do this and I don't want k3b with all the kdelibs
[20:47] <nu1> trijntje, owner, please let me know if you find anything :)
[20:47] <owner> acicula: I've been searching for quite some time now. All I can find is info about the xsplash and other people asking the same question.
[20:48] <lgc> Hi. How can I see a Windows display from a remote machine on my local 9.10 through VNC?
[20:48] <owner> I think the Canotical folks are really proud of their logo.
[20:48] <erUSUL> kamil_sk: Places>Network>Windows network does not work either?
[20:49] <SinDex> All righty. At wits end with a problem. I'm using 9.10 on a Dell Inspiron 1505 (ATI Mobility x1300 This will be relevant in due time.) I was trying to get compiz to work because I wanted to show the 'desktop cube' off to someone.
[20:49] <giiker> lgc: installing vnc server on Wins
[20:49] <Kieran0413> lgc, rdp would be easiest if the windows box supports it, if not install just about any vnc server on it.
[20:49] <acicula> lgc: with vncviewer
[20:49] <trijntje> owner, nu1 https://help.ubuntu.com/community/USplash
[20:49] <owner> The xsplash is the ubuntu splash screen. However there is another splash that comes before it and it's not grub2's splash screen.
[20:49] <airtonix> kamil_sk, has the windows box had its sharing changed to 'simple sharing' ?
[20:49] <hey_man> does Ubuntu have a policy on responsible disclosure?
[20:49] <owner> trijntje Ubuntu 9.10 no longer uses Usplash but Xsplash.
[20:49] <cro2h> anyone of you know any different vulnerability scanner nessus
[20:50] <owner> Some have referred to the screen before Xplash as X11 Boot Screen
[20:50] <airtonix> kamil_sk, if not, then turn it on and try again.
[20:50] <SinDex> I read in a tutorial that envyng could be used to get the latest ati drivers. Ran it, it claimed to automatically find the drivers. Great. Installed the drivers and did a reboot. Upon startup, I get a message saying "Ubuntu has entered low graphics mode because no graphics config can be found"
[20:50] <djtoast> Hi all,  ive been trying to get more than 2 monitor to work on ubuntu 9.10.  I get to the point of having 2 (same videocard) in twinview and the other one as a seperate X.  I tried xinerama but at login all screens flashes and doesnt give the login prompt
[20:50] <acicula> hey_man: how do you mean, if its ubuntu specific best to contact the maintainer directly or go upstream with a report?
[20:50] <hey_man> well...
[20:50] <kamil_sk> airtonix: Ok
[20:50] <acicula> hey_man: there is also a ubuntu security team
[20:50] <cro2h> hola alguien conose algun escaner de vulnerabilidades diferente al nessus
[20:50] <Kieran0413> cro2h, have a look at sectools.org
[20:50] <hey_man> I mean, is it Ubuntu policy to disclose before publishing?
[20:50] <airtonix> kamil_sk, i assume you know how to turn on 'simple sharing' within the windows machine ?
[20:51] <SinDex> I followed the directions to remove the drivers from envyng (envyng --uninstall-all) and it claimed that it uninstalled the drivers. I reboot again and now upon x starting, I get the ubuntu login screen. I log in and all I get is a grey screen.
[20:51] <trijntje> owner, ah I see, ill google again ;)
[20:51] <acicula> hey_man: you mean like forward notification of planned patches?
[20:52] <owner> What I hope to find is a config file containing the word xsplash or bg_2560x1600.jpg because that config file would control the boot process or at least the xsplash. If there is a file controlling Xsplash then there is probably a file controling whatever comes before it.
[20:52] <giiker> cro2h: there is one which is a fork from Nessus 2.2 http://www.openvas.org/
[20:52] <owner> If we can isolate that file then we can ask it for directions.
[20:52] <owner> :D
[20:52] <hey_man> well, I mean, do you guys suggest recommended security practices of contacting the vendor first and waiting for a fix before publishing a vulnerability report
[20:52] <trijntje> owner, are you sure, when I google xsplash i only get pictures from the ubuntu logo you see just before startup
[20:52] <lgc> acicula, Kieran0413, giiker, thanks. I just installed VNC on the Windows side. But there's VNC Server service or user mode, and a bunch of options that puzzle me.
[20:52] <owner> Right!
[20:52] <hey_man> sorry for not b eing clear
[20:52] <SinDex> Is there a way to restore the previous settings that were working perfectally fine before I mucked about with them?
[20:52] <owner> That's exactly what the xsplash is
[20:52] <owner> however there is a screen that comes before the xsplash
[20:53] <airtonix> hey_man, isn't that the recommended course of action in any case ?
[20:53] <acicula> hey_man: that typically is the nice way to disclose
[20:53] <trijntje> yeah, isnt that Xsplash owner?
[20:53] <hey_man> okay
[20:53] <owner> in 9.10 it's a white logo with a black background that glows
[20:53] <owner> it comes up before the xsplash.
[20:53] <owner> here I'll give you a tip.
[20:53] <hey_man> I just noticed one of your security team members not following that, and I was confused
[20:53] <airtonix> hey_man, it's not cricket otherwise
[20:53] <Kieran0413> lgc, you'll probably want service mode if you want it to run all of the time, as I said though if you're running XP Pro/Vista Ultimate or whatever the alternative is for 7 rdp would be a far easier option.
[20:53] <Diverdude> it seems one should remove all files using rm -r to uninstall matlab. Do ubuntu have some sort of central register like windows registration database?
[20:53] <owner> If you look in the xsplash directory in Ubuntu you won't find it.
[20:53] <owner> So it's somewhere else
[20:53] <erUSUL> Diverdude: no
[20:53] <Kieran0413> lgc, you might be best looking at the docs for whatever vnc server it is you're using otherwise
[20:54] <owner> Everything for the xsplash except the config file is in the xsplash directory
[20:54] <acicula> hey_man: example ?
[20:54] <owner> so then the question is where is the config.
[20:54] <hey_man> I don't wish to disclose that here
[20:54] <owner> And does it have some crazy file extension like .mod
[20:54] <hey_man> is there somebody I can send a report to?
[20:54] <airtonix> !who | owner
[20:54] <lgc> Kieran0413, I just want to have my Windows display on my Ubuntu.
[20:54] <trijntje> owner /usr/share/images/xsplash has the background and the ubuntu logo
[20:54] <Kieran0413> lgc, Which version of windows are you running?
[20:54] <lgc> Kieran0413, Xp Pro.
[20:54] <owner> trijntje you are half right
[20:54] <Diverdude> erUSUL, so doing rm-r would be an okay way of deletinga program?
[20:55] <hey_man> acicula: nevermind, I'll find somebody
[20:55] <Kieran0413> lgc, google how to set up Remote Desktop. Once that's done you can connect directly from the Remote Desktop Viewer on ubuntu with minimal set up
[20:55] <acicula> hey_man: you want to complain about personal disclosure practice of someone affiliated with ubuntu?
[20:55] <lgc> Diverdude, mind the space between the command and its option.
[20:55] <Kieran0413> lgc, should be far easier
[20:55] <owner> trijntje it is the background, and the ubuntu logo but only for the xsplash. Before that comes a screen that is black with the white ubuntu logo without the word Ubuntu.
[20:55] <hey_man> acicula: yes
[20:55] <airtonix> trijntje, xsplash is indeed to thing that controls the starup animation prior to the login screen
[20:55] <erUSUL> Diverdude: you should use packagemanagment if possible. you should look maybe matlab installer has an uninstall option
[20:56] <erUSUL> Diverdude: becouse i doubt matlab install everytihng under a single folder
[20:56] <airtonix> trijntje, actually i was wrong its the animation after the login screen
[20:56] <acicula> hey_man: then id start with the person in question or his/her team, though not sure what you want to achieve?
[20:56] <owner> trijntje I once thought the file was located in HumanLoginIcons because I found such a logo there. It was too small and changing it did nothing.
[20:56] <hey_man> acicula: fair enough
[20:56] <trijntje> owner, yes, but you said that that thing was also called xsplash now?
[20:56] <hey_man> thx
[20:56] <Diverdude> erUSUL, well...there is unfortunately no uninstaller i think
[20:56] <FiReSTaRT> guys i'm a bit lazy to do a whole whackload of research.. if anyone is familiar with various media platforms, could you give me a quick 411 on the advantages/disadvantages of running mythtv, boxee and xbmc on a karmic box?
[20:56] <owner> trijntje it's just an icon theme for your desktop
[20:57] <owner> trijntje there are two seperate splash screens you see durring boot
[20:57] <lgc> Kieran0413, Remote Desktop Connection is another app, AFAIK.
[20:57] <kamil_sk> airtonix,erUSUL: Thanks guys it works :)
[20:57] <wausdu> ameya, nah it does not work. How can I patch that lib?
[20:57] <trijntje> airtonix, i believe its both before and after login..
[20:57] <nu1> I Am receiving a message (capabilities mismatch) in ubuntu one icon. I am using ubuntux64. Is it supported already, or is ubuntu one having problems?
[20:57] <erUSUL> kamil_sk: no problem
[20:57] <Kieran0413> FiReSTaRT, They're all completely different, myth is TV oriented, xbmc is best for local media (in my opinion), boxee is for 'social' stuff.
[20:57] <owner> trijntje one is xsplash (the second one) and one is referred to as "Boot Splash" "X11" or X11 Boot Screen.
[20:57] <ddelony> Is Ubuntu one supposed to sync my Tomboy notes?
[20:57] <kamil_sk> airtonix: BTW I don't know if I used dimple sharing I just ran the wizard
[20:57] <owner> trijntje no one has a name for it yet because they haven't found it.
[20:57] <airtonix> kamil_sk, remember that bit next time you setup smb sharing between a windows machine and a linux machine...(it'll save much time)
[20:58] <Kieran0413> lgc, Yeah it is, I assumed you didn't explicitly require vnc since you said all you wanna achieve is viewing of your windows display and for that rdp would be easier, if you require vnc look at the documentation for the vnc server you installed to set it up
[20:58] <subspider> hi
[20:58] <trijntje> owner, yeah.. That why I cant google for how to change it, it has no name. Crazy stuf.
[20:58] <owner> trijntje does that help clear things up?
[20:58] <FiReSTaRT> Kieran0413: here's the deal.. i wanna use the computer for local media, network media and as a tv dvr.. i only gave mythtv a quick whirl but couldn't easily figure out how to open local content
[20:58] <airtonix> kamil_sk, >> http://support.microsoft.com/kb/304040
[20:58] <owner> trijntje now we must become hackers
[20:58] <ameya> wausdu, what is the version of libv4l do you have?
[20:58] <trijntje> owner, yes, I think we are on the same page again :)
[20:58] <FiReSTaRT> Kieran0413: do xbmc and boxee have tv reception and mce remote capabilities?
[20:58] <trijntje> owner, we cant be the only two people who want to do that ..
[20:59] <erUSUL> FiReSTaRT: boxee and xmbc has no dvr capabilities afaik
[20:59] <ameya> wausdu, i guess you will need this patch: http://launchpadlibrarian.net/36154071/add_USBID_064e_a136_for_Asus_UL30.diff
[20:59] <airtonix> trijntje, wasn;t this called usplash in prior versions of ubuntu ?
[20:59] <owner> trijntje Isn't it ironic that we have to hack an open source project?
[20:59] <Kieran0413> FiReSTaRT, I'd just have a play about and see what fits your needs. XBMC doesn't have TV support however it can connect to a myth-backend to watch tv/your recorded shows
[20:59] <owner> trijntje and that there is no documentation or boot manager to change it?
[20:59] <Kieran0413> FiReSTaRT, So XBMC with a myth-backend may be what you're after, otherwise read up a bit more on configuring myth-frontend :)
[20:59] <kamil_sk> airtonix: I hope it'll just work next time :)
[20:59] <nu1> trijntje, owner, you're not, If I had more time I would help :(
[20:59] <trijntje> airtonix, I dont know, the terms are confusing me..
[20:59] <kamil_sk> Thank once again and goodbye
[21:00] <Diverdude> erUSUL, I installed it with: sudo tar -zxvf /tmp/matlabr2008b.tgz so i guess there is no uninstall program right?
[21:00] <airtonix> trijntje, does this shed any light on the issue ? >> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork/Incoming/Karmic/Boot
[21:00] <karmst> Firestart: XBMC does
[21:00] <erUSUL> Diverdude: right; just deleting the folder is enough
[21:00] <karmst> I use XBMC personally
[21:00] <FiReSTaRT> karmst: so it does have pvr capabilities? what about using an mce remote?
[21:00] <owner> trijntje I don't want to say anything negative to get booted or anything but I think canotical is doing some things with their influence on Ubuntu that are not completely open source or necessarily for the good of the community.
[21:00] <karmst> yes I use my MCE remote on it
[21:00] <nu1> Is ubuntuone supported for x64 architecture?
[21:01] <Kieran0413> FiReSTaRT, It doesn't have its own pvr stuff but as said you can use it in conjunction with a myth-backend to do that, mce remote works fine
[21:01] <iceroot> nu1: sure
[21:01] <karmst> you need the MCE remote plugin for it
[21:01] <Kieran0413> nullvariable, yes
[21:01] <erUSUL> !ubuntuone
[21:01] <iceroot> nu1: called amd64
[21:01] <owner> trijntje I'll keep hacking
[21:01] <owner> Wha ha ha ha ha
[21:01] <trijntje> owner, you think? I dont know, if we find out we have to write a howto ;)
[21:01] <lgc> owner, it's "CaNonical", with an "n".
[21:01] <FiReSTaRT> Kieran0413: perfect.. and im pretty sure it can take full advantage of the ion chipset :P
[21:01] <brontos> where do I set path ENV variables I want recognized when I run sudo?
[21:01] <Kieran0413> FiReSTaRT, Yeup, I have it running on an Ion 330, works beautifully ;)
[21:01] <trijntje> airtonix, looks promising, thanks
[21:02] <owner> trijntje lgc sorry for the spalling errur . I would definitely write a how to as long as I get credit or maybe just a script that does it for you.
[21:02] <airtonix> trijntje, you are not talking about this screen are you ? http://ubuntuforums.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=139724&d=1260735745
[21:02] <FiReSTaRT> Kieran0413: guess what i'm gonna run it on ;) i love my new little revo.. it was a beotch setting it up with mythbuntu so i ended up just erasing it and installing straight karmic
[21:02] <owner> trijntje with Microsoft's Windows you have to hack it just to get it to work the way you want it to, now with Canotical products it's looking the same.
[21:02] <alesan> !acroread
[21:02] <nu1> iceroot, for some reason, I cannot connect to ubuntu one I do not know why. I installed ubuntu for 64 bit, so I thought  it was not supported yet or something else...
[21:03] <raul_> do I need an antivirus for linux?
[21:03] <alesan> !acrobat
[21:03] <acicula> !virus| raul_
[21:03] <nu1> raul_ no
[21:03] <FiReSTaRT> raul_: only if you are sharing files with windows users and you want to protect them from viruses
[21:03] <owner> trijntje the only good thing Ubuntu has going for it is that it is very stable, supports lots of apps, and has lots of drivers.
[21:03] <Kieran0413> FiReSTaRT, Yeup, works beautifully though to be honest I've not tried the XBMC with Mythbackend much, only for playing about, seems to work great though, just play around a bit and see, myth can be a pain to configure though so make sure you read the docs
[21:03] <alesan> how do I install the adobe acrobat reader?
[21:03] <owner> trijntje I'm Justin Breithaupt. www.justuselinux.com
[21:03] <jellow> owner: Would not Xplash not be in /init.d/ as it has to be called on boot somewhere?
[21:04] <v3n0x> Hi.
[21:04] <owner> jellow good idea
[21:04] <jcole> i have a scenario im trying to figure out... ive got packages that users install, but i want a "migration" script to run after the install (as the current mortal user logged into gnome)
[21:04] <jcole> i notice for kernel updgrades and such, a "reboot is required box" pops up in the tray.. guessing dbus... can someone point me to a shell script example of how to do this?
[21:04] <SinDex> Mmmmm Jell-o
[21:04] <samuel> Hi
[21:04] <FiReSTaRT> alesan: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu this page has the info u need on installing acrobat if you dont like opening pdfs with evince (the built in viewer)
[21:05] <karmst> haha
[21:05] <samuel> just installed Ubuntu 9.04 on my laptop today
[21:05] <ogex> hi
[21:05] <ddelony> samuel: Congratulations.
[21:05] <karmst> I just wacked my Windows 7 partition =)
[21:05] <samuel> me too
[21:05] <guntbert> owner: remember, this channel is publicly logged - so you may want to reveal some info only in PM :)
[21:05] <Kieran0413> Was everyone worrying about the RC license expiring then? xD
[21:06] <trijntje> airtonix, Cant view that, i'm not a forum member
[21:06] <ddelony> Got a netbook for Christmas and only used the Windows that came with it to download Ubuntu. :-)
[21:06] <samuel> its a Dell Studio 15
[21:06] <SinDex> Is there an easy way to restore a previous graphic card config after envyng (and the user :0)) broke the config?
[21:06] <acicula> Kieran0413: isnt that till march?
[21:06] <karmst> no I just like Ubuntu so much better than 7 after using it for 2 weeks
[21:06] <owner> I'm not affraid
[21:06] <owner> gunbert
[21:06] <Kieran0413> acicula, Yeah it is, I was just testing though and didn't wanna be greeted with "Blah blah has expired"
[21:07] <samuel> but I can't upgrade to 9.10 because it won't boot when I do :(
[21:07] <ameya> samuel, what error do you get?
[21:07] <samuel> a blank screen
[21:07] <lgc> Why won't GRUB let me boot from Windows?
[21:07] <Diverdude> hmmm i experience extreme lag on my ubuntu-machine, but when i run top there is not really any processes taking up the processor...How can i figure out what causes the lag?
[21:08] <ameya> samuel, do you have any important data in ubuntu 9.04 installation?
[21:08] <samuel> ???
[21:08] <tyro> ?
[21:08] <acicula> Diverdude: post the top few lines from top
[21:08] <FiReSTaRT> lgc: buddy, trust me, you wanna take this up with people on #grub.. i've had a beotch of a time with certain dual boot configurations and they helped me sort them out after hours of headaches :)
[21:09] <sooze> http://doiop.com/Girl_hot19
[21:09] <lgc> Diverdude, if your problem is the same as mine, Xorg  hogs your CPU dearly. But then it stops.
[21:09] <fungos> I'm trying to instal ubuntu 9.10 x86 in a old machine (athlon with vga onboard sis) .. but at the installer I only get a blackscreen .. X is trying to use a invalid video mode or anything else, I also tried to pass the parameter nomodeset to kernel.. but not effect. Anyone?
[21:09] <acicula> high disk activity perhaps?
[21:09] <ameya> samuel, because if you don't have any important data in current ubuntu installation you can just boot from 9.10 livecd and overwrite the current installation
[21:09] <acicula> !op|sooze
[21:09] <lgc> FiReSTaRT, thanks, I didn't know such channel existed.
[21:09] <Diverdude> lgc, yes that might be it because Xorg is the top process in top...but it does not eat 100%
[21:09] <fcuk112> strange, my irssi doesn't scroll down automatically as i get new messages in irssi.  need to page-down to see the new messages, only happens in demonoid channel.
[21:09] <Diverdude> lgc, what do you do then to remove the lag?
[21:10] <FiReSTaRT> lgc: neither did i until i came across those issues overseas setting up my uncle's and my cousin's machines
[21:10] <samuel> Ameya I don't really care Im satisfied with 9.04
[21:10] <subspider> how do i can install a priter that is being shred buy a windows XP
[21:10] <owner> jellow trijntje Ubuntu's explanation in their readme files says that all methods that Ubuntu 9.10 uses to boot and what it executes follows Debian's method.
[21:10] <lgc> Diverdude, it means Xorg has some decency left. But wait for the next releases...:).
[21:10] <Diverdude> lgc, what is Xorg?
[21:11] <airtonix> subspider, you should be able to use it via samba theoretically (i assume)
[21:11] <subspider> i-ve being reading tutorials
[21:11] <airtonix> subspider, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsXPPrinter
[21:11] <trijntje> airtonix, no, we are not looking for the screen that you sent me
[21:11] <ameya> Diverdude, Xorg is the X server which supports your graphical environment
[21:12] <airtonix> trijntje, then you mean the black and white one prior to login ?
[21:12] <Diverdude> ameya, i see...well...thats probably whats causing the problems...i hope it gets better sometime soon
[21:12] <trijntje> airtonix, yes
[21:12] <subspider> airtonix, so i ahve to install samba on xp right
[21:12] <subspider> ??
[21:12] <lgc> Diverdude,  it's the graphics engine. But I don't know **** of it. Right now it's taking most of my CPU. It even slows down my typing. The good news is that it'll hopefully stop hogging your CPU all of a sudden. Probably after a couple of suspends.
[21:12] <calwig> I have a bit of an issue with ext2/3
[21:13] <ameya> calwig, what is the problem?
[21:13] <Diverdude> lgc, what comp are you running ubuntu on?
[21:13] <owner> jellow trijntje | Usplash is installed in Ubuntu 9.10 or at least scripts for it. And they are used during start up.
[21:14] <owner> jellow trijntje | I have no idea how or why Usplash is involved when Ubuntu clearly states that in 9.10 they don't use it any more.
[21:14] <calwig> New HDD 400GB/ Formatted it on ext2/3/4  and transferred nearly 72% of data to it from a live usb ubuntu. So there is one single partition formatted, has files, data is all there. (no operating system yet)
[21:14] <domjohnson> Hello
[21:14] <lgc> Diverdude, it's a rather old 2GHz Dell Inspiron with 2GB RAM. Not bad, but with a single processor.
[21:14] <domjohnson> I've no sound in Karmic
[21:15] <calwig> What I would like to do now is install Ubuntu 9.10 on it without formatting.
[21:15] <airtonix> trijntje, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/USplashCustomizationHowto
[21:15] <owner> brb everyone
[21:15] <tweakt> is there any sort of ubuntu-minimal, etc type of ISO install image CD available? (for a special project). I've given up on trying to use the ubuntu-cdimage tools to create my own from scratch :-(
[21:15] <Maletor> When I try to remove packages with Synaptic I get a lot of artifacts because not all the dependencies get destroyed. What should I do about this?
[21:16] <ameya> calwig, ideally you should have left some free space for partition on that HDD for installing ubuntu
[21:16] <Diverdude> lgc, i have lenovo t61p with dual core...should be good....but i think ubuntu is rather laggy anyway
[21:16] <guntbert> !minimal | tweakt
[21:16] <calwig> So what I have done is boot a Live DVD Ubuntu 9.10 version on this computer with the new 400gb hdd. Session comes up, click on the Install to HDD and when I get to the hdd section, it seems that the partitioner does not seem to see the journaling system (I presume thats what it is) or it cannot write to the drive directly.
[21:16] <tweakt> guntbert: THANKS!
[21:16] <airtonix> trijntje, i haven't tried this but : http://web.telia.com/~u88005282/sum/installation.html
[21:16] <ameya> Diverdude, that machine is more than enough
[21:16] <Polta> i've broken a package in apt-get it keeps saying The following packages will be REMOVED linux-restricted-modules-2.6.28-13-generic linux-restricted-modules-2.6.28-16-generic
[21:16] <guntbert> tweakt: you're welcome :-)
[21:17] <calwig> ameya, the whole partition is ext2/3 so shouldnt I be able to install an OS this way?
[21:17] <calwig> not just an OS but Ubuntu (not XP/VISTA)
[21:17] <Polta> but when I try it fails as I already deleted the old kernel by hand how do I fix it?
[21:17] <airtonix> subspider, no samba is the linux implementation of windows networking.
[21:17] <urthmover> My F11 key stopped working in many of my apps (firefox, gnome-terminal, etc.) How can I test that the key is actually working and what can I do to resolve it?
[21:17] <tweakt> guntbert: do you know if that still uses debian-installer and can be modded (uck/preseed) ?
[21:17] <pfifo> ping
[21:17] <owner> I'm back
[21:17] <guntbert> urthmover: 1) start xev
[21:17] <Diverdude> ameya, yeah...but why is ubuntu then laggy on it?
[21:17] <guntbert> tweakt: soory - no idea
[21:17] <urthmover> guntbert: ok starting it now
[21:18] <fisicoecervello> i
[21:18] <tweakt> guntbert: well its 12MB, wont take long to find out :-)
[21:18] <int203> any major difference between initial grub2 install during karmic installation and grub2 installation after a later apt-get upgrade? it b0rked my bootloader
[21:19] <guntbert> urthmover: when that small window has the focus every keyboard/mouse event is reported
[21:19] <lgc> Diverdude, I also have the T60 with dual, but only Windoze there so far. But don't blame it on Ubuntu, it's the Xorg thing. It's some piece of old but continually updated piece of software with many many patches that make it a frankenstein. It's like Windows: flawed by design (I'm reflecting other's opinions here. I repeat I don't know a thing of Xorg).
[21:19] <Maletor> When I try to remove packages with Synaptic I get a lot of artifacts because not all the dependencies get destroyed. What should I do about this?
[21:19] <Diverdude> lgc, ahhh okay i see....i wonder if there is a way to replace Xorg with something better then
[21:20] <trijntje> airtonix, looks old :P But that program is in the repo now, ill try
[21:20] <urthmover> guntbert: ok I have it up and strangely both F7 and F11 are not reporting anything ..... very odd  (I'm going to test on my other OS to see if its the hardware
[21:20] <Polta> does anyone know how to fix my prob?
[21:21] <lgc> Diverdude, it's ingrained in Linux (and all unices). Hopefully GNOME or KDE would take over it's low-level functions and come up with a better thing.
[21:21] <Hakot> hello can someone help me with teamspeak 3? i cant talk but hear the other users
[21:21] <Polta> I deleted linux-kernel-2.6.28-13 by hand and now apt-get wants to remove the module but its broken? anyone?
[21:21] <Diverdude> lgc, i see...are there any plans on that?
[21:21] <lgc> Diverdude, but that's years away in the best case.
[21:21] <Diverdude> lgc, hmm damn
[21:21] <trijntje> owner: here it says why it's so hard http://blogs.ubuntu-nl.org/dennis/2006/09/13/more-fun-with-usplash/
[21:21] <Diverdude> lgc, is it a big module?
[21:22] <Polta> I guess thats a no then
[21:22] <lgc> Diverdude, what's more, you can blame most of your system crashes on graphics-engine related issues.
[21:22] <Polta> lol
[21:22] <owner> trijntje I'm still not convinced that it uses usplash
[21:22] <owner> trijntje every website says it does not.
[21:23] <Diverdude> lgc, hmm when was xorg created?
[21:23] <BluesKaj> Polta, open synaptic /edit /fix broken packages , and it will remove it
[21:23] <fungos> anyone using vga SiS onboard?
[21:23] <owner> trijntje Find something specifically about Ubuntu 9.10 using Usplash and I'll be sold.
[21:23] <arbri> hello,  i have problems with booting ubuntu anyone can help?
[21:24] <owner> trijntje I know you can force Ubuntu to use Usplash but that would be a very bad idea.
[21:24] <lgc> Diverdude, it's not a module. See it like an onion: on the center is the kernel, then the shell, then the graphics engine, then the desktop systems (GNOME, KDE, XFCE, etc.) and then the applications. Sort of.
[21:24] <Kieran0413> fungos, Only with a reaaaaly old thinkpad T23, not sure that helps though?
[21:24] <ameya> calwig, if you can resize / reduce  current partition then it will be easy to install ubuntu on newly created free space
[21:24] <Kieran0413> arbri, what are your problems? Just ask and if anybody knows I'm sure they'll help
[21:24] <arbri> ok thnx
[21:24] <scott_ino2> Can anyone help me in mounting an ext3 network share?
[21:24] <scott_ino2> I can ssh into it, but would like it to be locally mounted
[21:25] <Diverdude> lgc, ohhh i kinda thought that all nix system was as opposed to windows systems module based
[21:25] <Kieran0413> scott_ino2, what are you running on the server, I assume you have samba or something running?
[21:25] <Dr_Willis> !info sshfs
[21:25] <calwig> ameya, I have not tried that yet, but will
[21:25] <scott_ino2> Kieran0413, im using drobo and droboshare
[21:25] <scott_ino2> formated as ext3
[21:25] <Kieran0413> scott_ino2, Ahh, then I honestly don't have a clue, sshfs may be an option as Dr_Willis pointed out
[21:26] <scott_ino2> everyone else can see it as a network share... "network" in ubuntu doesn't seem to pick it up, but like I said I can ssh into it just fine
[21:26] <scott_ino2> basically i don't want my transfers going over the net, since it's local network, ssh doesn't make sense
[21:26] <lgc> Diverdude, Windoze is also layer-based. On the center is DOS and its components and then the graphical interface. I suppose this is a common paradigm of operating systems design.
[21:26] <arbri> i've installed ubuntu 9.10 inside windows 7, and untill today everything run smoothly, but today after updating my system (i think th elinux headers were updated) when i try to run linux, it doesnt boot but it gives me a GRUB (bash) shell, anyone knows what i can do?
[21:27] <Dr_Willis> scott_ino2:  you mean its a SAMBA share? or a NFS share?
[21:27] <scott_ino2> Kieran0413, the documentation say it's using SMB/CIFS so i thought ubuntu would pick it up under "network"
[21:27] <scott_ino2> Dr_Willis, yes
[21:27] <domjohnson> Ok, i added myself to the group "audio" but sound still isn't working...do i need to log out and log back in?
[21:27] <guntbert> domjohnson: yes
[21:28] <scott_ino2> Dr_Willis, according to what im reading it should be viewable as a samba/nfs share, but im wondering the "How" part of that. Like I said windows/mac sees it as a SMB share
[21:28] <Kieran0413> scott_ino2, you should be able to connect to it relatively easy then Places -> Connect to Server -> Service Type: "Windows Share" via gui
[21:28] <VCoolio> if I compile a theme engine (i.c. murrine) and then opening an app says 'engine not found', what do I do?
[21:28] <owner> jellow trijntje | I uncovered the secrets of Xsplash (other than just it's directories)
[21:28] <nu1> I am receiving a "capabilities mismatch while attempting to connect to the Ubuntu One Server. You may have installed a newer version of the client..." error. Is there any way to correct this problem, or use an older client?
[21:28] <Dr_Willis> !samba
[21:28] <owner> jellow trijntje | First I went here: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/karmic/+source/xsplash and downloaded the source code
[21:29] <owner> jellow trijntje | Now I can see exactly how it works.
[21:29] <harpreet_> an onscreen keybaord help!
[21:29] <arbri> when o try to start ubuntu 9.10, i see only the bash shell, any one knows why?
[21:30] <owner> jellow trijntje | We are looking for a file called xsplash.conf first of all.
[21:30] <domjohnson> brb
[21:30] <nu1> owner, do you know where is it?
[21:30] <harpreet_> i want an onscreen keyboard help!
[21:30] <owner> I'm searching
[21:30] <trijntje> owner, pff, that hard? I cant even read code.. I'm asking in #ubuntu-artwork
[21:30] <owner> nu1
[21:30] <ameya> arbri, grub (the bootloader) might not be able to locate the correct kernel / initrd image
[21:30] <fungos> Kieran0413: are you using that Thinkpad T23 with ubuntu? which version?
[21:31] <arbri> how do i tell him where is the correct kernel?
[21:31] <qwertyjustin> Hi - is it safe to use ubuntu 5.10 as my new server OS
[21:31] <qwertyjustin> ?
[21:31] <scott_ino2> Kieran0413, ok but then am I using the IP or the share name for the "Server" field
[21:31] <ameya> arbri, is it bash shell / grub shell?
[21:31] <owner> jellow trijntje nu1 | This may not directly lead me where I need to go but maybe indirectly.
[21:31] <Aquaraptor> 5.10? probably not
[21:31] <arbri> yes
[21:31] <Dr_Willis> qwertyjustin:  5.10? err no
[21:31] <arbri> grub shell
[21:31] <qwertyjustin> because of lack of security updates etc?
[21:31] <Aquaraptor> qwertyjustin, that and it is just ancient
[21:31] <qwertyjustin> is 7.10 still supported?
[21:31] <Dr_Willis> qwertyjustin:  why bother with one that ole?
[21:31] <Aquaraptor> why not use 9.10 server?
[21:32] <qwertyjustin> my amd sempron server doesnt seem to support the biggest latest n greatest distros
[21:33] <nu1> I am receiving a "capabilities mismatch while attempting to connect to the Ubuntu One Server. You may have installed a newer version of the client..." error. Is there any way to correct this problem, or use an older client?
[21:33] <owner> jellow trijntje nu1 | There is a whole list of potential files that I may need to search for.
[21:33] <qwertyjustin> mostly just freezes when u pop in the iso discs
[21:33] <arbri> ameya | do you at least know of a way i can get my data from my /home directory
[21:33] <Diverdude> lgc, so xorg is the weak point of linux?
[21:33] <ameya> arbri, i am checking about the grub command
[21:33] <arbri> thnx
[21:33] <trijntje> owner: can I pm you?
[21:33] <Dr_Willis> Diverdude:  video card makers not releaseing specs - is the big issue
[21:34] <nu1> owner, I can help you if you list the files
[21:34] <trijntje> owner, nu1 /etc/dbus-1/system.d/xsplash.conf
[21:34] <scott_ino2> Kieran0413, i can get it to prompt for a password then it fails, and there's only one password haha
[21:35] <scott_ino2> Kieran0413, got it working, should this local now? vs when i was ssh'ing into it?
[21:36] <Diverdude> Dr_Willis, ok...so again it boils down to lack of drivers?
[21:36] <pawel__> huhiko
[21:36] <owner> jellow trijntje nu1 | /etc/dbus-1/system.d/xsplash.conf thanks nu1 I just found it myself
[21:36] <Dr_Willis> scott_ino2:  the users samba password can be different from their login drivers, 'sudo smbpasswd -a USERNAME' to set a samba password
[21:36] <ameya> arbri, can you try "linux /boot/v<press tab>"
[21:37] <Dr_Willis> Diverdude:  it lack of proper support from the HW makers to allow proper drivers to be made.
[21:37] <scott_ino2> Dr_Willis, i got it ;) im in
[21:37] <arbri> yes i get vmlinuz-2......
[21:37] <arbri> a lot filet
[21:37] <arbri> files
[21:37] <ameya> arbri, or "ls /boot" at grub shell
[21:37] <pawel__> hi yol
[21:37] <scott_ino2> Dr_Willis, wondering if this will now work locally and not have to traverse the interwebs like it was doing when uploading files via ssh
[21:37] <Dr_Willis> scott_ino2:  thers cases where you may be better off with nfs or sshfs over samba
[21:37] <owner> jellow trijntje nu1 | /etc/dbus-1/system.d/ I'm pretty sure whatever we need to find it's in this directory as far as .conf files.
[21:37] <arbri> when i do that i get to see the vmlinuz files!
[21:37] <pawel__> is there anyone who knows how to install cloraine
[21:38] <Dr_Willis> scott_ino2:  ssh to the ip should be direct as samba is.
[21:38] <owner> jellow trijntje nu1 | I didn't know to look here before
[21:38] <Dr_Willis> scott_ino2:  sshfs may be slower at transfers.. nfs will poberly be faster then samba
[21:38] <ameya> arbri, "linux /boot/vmlinuz-<highest version>"
[21:38] <hope> #ubuntu-br
[21:38] <Dr_Willis> sshfs is easy to get going however.
[21:38] <Diverdude> Dr_Willis, is there at all any prospects of proper support from HW makers in the future?
[21:38] <smegzor> My computer (ubuntu 9.10 64bit) has recently started crashing back to the login randomly.  Is this happening to anyone else and which log might tell me what happened?
[21:38] <Dr_Willis> Diverdude:  every so often nvidia and ati make promises...
[21:38] <ameya> arbri, after linux command try: "initrd /boot/initrd-<same version>"
[21:38] <scott_ino2> Dr_Willis, sigh... upload was 225k... im dealing with HUGE files here.
[21:39] <Dr_Willis> Diverdude:  Intel seems to be giveing better support more and more
[21:39] <Dr_Willis> scott_ino2:  nfs may be worth doing then.
[21:39] <Diverdude> Dr_Willis, but they cannnot be held up to those promises?
[21:39] <scott_ino2> Dr_Willis, I'm not sure that's an option with my hardware
[21:39] <owner> jellow trijntje nu1 | These conf files don't contain directories. I'm trying to get one of these files to tell me where it is going but they don't. It's almost like they have a command that executes a script that launches the file.
[21:39] <scott_ino2> and the speeds i talked about was before i'm testing now
[21:40] <arbri> ameya | ok i'll try many thanks!!!
[21:40] <Dr_Willis> scott_ino2:  what does nfs have to do with hardware? If ya got a linux  box  it can do nfs. :)
[21:40] <Dr_Willis> !nfs
[21:40] <owner> jellow trijntje nu1 | I wish these files were easier to look at. The more I look at them the more they look "closed source" instead of "Open Source"
[21:40] <sn[a]ke> how do i repatition my camera?
[21:40] <Maletor> When I try to remove packages with Synaptic I get a lot of artifacts because not all the dependencies get destroyed. What should I do about this? (e.g. installing Wine installs several other things (libxxx) yet uninstalling Wine only uninstalls "wine".)
[21:41] <scott_ino2> Dr_Willis, this is a droboshare.. proprietary hardware
[21:41] <sn[a]ke> how do i repartition my camera?
[21:41] <arghh2d2> sn[a]ke: gparted
[21:41] <sn[a]ke> arghh2d2, thanks
[21:41] <Dr_Willis> why do you need to partitioon a camera.. is a good question
[21:41] <trijntje> owner, yeah, they are chinese to me
[21:42] <arghh2d2> Dr_Willis: heheh, who knows.
[21:42] <deserteagle> i have a simple bash question
[21:42] <owner> jellow trijntje nu1 | how long are you guys going to be on today?
[21:42] <deserteagle> how do i pipe the results of an awk'd ls to vlc?
[21:43] <thoeger> Maletor:  If you are relatively familiar with the command line, aptitude is really good at keeping track of automatically installed dependencies.
[21:43] <arghh2d2> you could maybe put a live usb image on a camera, that way your school librarian thinks your doing something legit with your camera
[21:43] <karmst> what torrent client is accepted by most trackers that linux provides?
[21:44] <harpreet_> i want an onscreen keyboard help!
[21:44] <deserteagle> all of them?
[21:44] <arghh2d2> karmst: rtorrent works for me
[21:44] <JenniferB> how can I see what ports are listening for traffic ?
[21:44] <deserteagle> transmission, here
[21:44] <karmst> is rtorrent like utorrent?
[21:44] <deserteagle> harpreet_, shoot
[21:44] <trijntje> owner, I think half an hour? its already night here
[21:44] <airtonix> deserteagle, does this help  : http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/2156
[21:44] <arghh2d2> karmst: rtorrent is ncurses
[21:44] <arghh2d2> karmst: meaning command line
[21:44] <JenniferB> how can I make sure that no known has entered and left a backdoor
[21:45] <karmst> ah
[21:45] <arghh2d2> karmst: frostwire is probly what you want
[21:45] <harpreet_> deserteagle: how can i have an onscreen keyboard? i want to type a different language with mouse
[21:45] <Diverdude> ok...what is the difference between gcc-4.4 and g++   ?
[21:46] <airtonix> JenniferB, try running : onboard
[21:46] <karmst> ok but does Frostwire allow encryption?
[21:46] <acicula> Diverdude: C vs C++
[21:46] <jacob_> Hello, I ve been building wordpress sites on a shared hosting with godaddy.com I've just installed XAMPP on Ununtu Server and I have a few newbie questions. 1) where is my root directory or how do I specify. 2) Any suggestions about what I could use to manage aliased domains or DNS. 3) Is XAMPP even a good choice for running my own web hosting?
[21:46] <airtonix> arghh2d2, isn't frostwire just linux version of limewire ?
[21:46] <deserteagle> harpreet_, hmm.... no idea then. Give cellwriter a try, i know it has onscreen and handwriting recognition, but don't know about it supporting different languages
[21:47] <karmst> yeah I really don't want limewire
[21:47] <karmst> I want something like utorrent
[21:47] <airtonix> jacob_, why are you using xamp and not the lamp provided by the repositories  :https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP
[21:47] <Diverdude> acicula, ohhhh okay.... i installed gcc-4.4...but i do not have g++. Do I need to install that seperatly?
[21:47] <scott_ino2> karmst, check out deluge, can probably do what you need it to do, very versatile
[21:47] <airtonix> JenniferB, woops mistell
[21:47] <guntbert> !xampp | jacob_
[21:47] <harpreet_> Diverdude: thank yhou
[21:47] <scott_ino2> can be daemon based etc...
[21:48] <acicula> Diverdude: i think so
[21:48] <acicula> Diverdude: try starting it?
[21:48] <Kieran0413> jacob_, XAMPP is a pretty poor choice if I'm honest, XAMPP is not meant for production environments, just development and testing, you'd be best installing the lamp stack as airtonix said.
[21:48] <scott_ino2> Dr_Willis, upload is much better with smb :) im on wireless and getting about 350kb/s
[21:48] <Diverdude> acicula, i cannot start it
[21:49] <jacob_> AIRTONIX, Tasksel made it realy easy to install lamp but im so dependent on a GUI
[21:49] <scott_ino2> Dr_Willis, so im guessing if i plug in i'll be good
[21:49] <karmst> hey yeah deluge looks promising
[21:49] <airtonix> jacob_, why? you shouldn't need a gui for lamp
[21:49] <karmst> I'm getting rid of my windows torrent server and switching to ubuntu =)
[21:50] <blakkheim> jacob_: if you need a GUI for something like that, you probably shouldn't be running any kind of server (no offense)
[21:50] <airtonix> jacob_, the only thing you need to know (in 9.10) to control lamp is : start apache2 or start mysql
[21:50] <deserteagle> how do i know if a program takes in stout as parameters?
[21:50] <arghh2d2> airtonix: frostwire is one of those super all in one file sharing programs...it's the most bloated of all the torrent clients that linux offers imo, just like utorrent imo
[21:50] <qwertyjustin> okay
[21:50] <airtonix> arghh2d2, utorrent is hardly bloat.
[21:50] <JenniferB> airtonix: where you talking to me ?
[21:50] <airtonix> JenniferB, no it was a mistell
[21:50] <qwertyjustin> does anyone know how long fedora 11 is supported for?
[21:50] <arghh2d2> airtonix: last time i used it it was
[21:51] <g-me> hey all.. I was wondering if anyone could help with ubuntu clients logging into a windows domain and the login scripts running.
[21:51] <deserteagle> zOMG! the technoviking is here!
[21:51] <airtonix> arghh2d2, pretty sure something that is less than 1mb in filesize doesn;t qaulify for bloat
[21:51] <scott_ino2> qwertyjustin, unless they've changed their support cycles should be two-releases after
[21:51] <scott_ino2> at least that's what it used to be
[21:51] <JenniferB> how can I see what ports are open ? listening on traffick ?
[21:51] <scott_ino2> so... 18months give or take
[21:51] <g-me> Im aware i will need to create a linux specific script but just havent done this before.
[21:51] <feed_me_seymour> If I change an Ubuntu 8.04 Server LTS from 1 CPU to 2 CPUs, is there anything I need to do at the OS level to enable multiprocessor support?
[21:51] <nu1> owner, not much :(
[21:51] <Melvinov> so u jackasses can't run gta ormw2?
[21:51] <Melvinov> why not?
[21:52] <jacob_> AIRTRONIX i've been using GoDaddy.com's shared hosting for a few years and using ubuntu as well as linux mint for desktops I'm ready to take the jump into running my own server instead of 15+ shared hosting accounts i just need a starting place.
[21:52] <airtonix> JenniferB, you can use jnettop
[21:52] <deserteagle> JenniferB, IIRC, ports aren't opened unless a program requests them
[21:52] <acicula> Melvinov: check your language please
[21:52] <owner> jellow trijntje nu1 | well here is a new development. /usr/bin/ has the xsplash executable. Dosen't do us any good but that's where it is.
[21:52] <arghh2d2> airtonix: my bad, i must have utorrent mixed up with something else.
[21:52] <airtonix> jacob_, follow that link i pasted first
[21:52] <arghh2d2> azureus maybe
[21:52] <airtonix> arghh2d2, i can think of a few but its been too long since ive used them
[21:52] <amikrop> Hello, what is the directory where the default wallpapers are stored in?
[21:52] <qwertyjustin> oh perfect
[21:52] <qwertyjustin> thanks
[21:52] <Melvinov> ubuntu sucks
[21:52] <acicula> Melvinov: you can run some windows programs through wine or the commerical cedega/crossover stuff
[21:53] <trijntje> owner: dpkg -L usplash shows all locations used by the package
[21:53] <blakkheim> !op | Melvinov
[21:53] <scott_ino2> arghh2d2, what exactly are you trying to do?
[21:53] <blinkiz> I have a new computer here at home. Intel Core 2 Duo 2.8 Ghz with a AMD (ATI) Radeon HD 3870 with proprietary drivers. Alright, I can not manage to play 1080p high definition movies with smplayer/mplayer. Can anyone point me in the right direction how to tune this?
[21:53] <jacob_> AIRTRONIX Thanks
[21:53] <acicula> Melvinov: this is not a discussion channel
[21:53] <airtonix> jacob_, previous version of ubuntu (and other linux releases ) had you control apache with /etc/init.d/apache2 restart | stop | start
[21:53] <deserteagle> Melvinov, opinions can be taken to #ubuntu-ot
[21:53] <trijntje> owner, can you join #ubuntustudio-devel, someon there knows how to do it
[21:53] <jrib> Melvinov: are you going to stop?  This channel is for support *only*
[21:53] <owner> jellow trijntje nu1 | xslash is what I'm looking at.
[21:53] <JenniferB> deserteagle: yes.. but I want to know what ports are open.. listening on incoming traffick.. what ports programs have open?
[21:53] <Melvinov> support for suckage?
[21:53] <Melvinov> a misnomer
[21:54] <acicula> JenniferB: netstat -tulpna | grep LISTEN
[21:54] <airtonix> jacob_, feel free to ask in here, i run lamp for my own web development reasons
[21:54] <deserteagle> thank you :)
[21:54] <acicula> or any variation of netstat that you like
[21:54] <deserteagle> JenniferB, oic, then in that case, netstat -n
[21:55] <airtonix> JenniferB, i use this command in a desktop shortcut to do this : xterm -geometry 200x124+30+400 -e watch -d "netstat -ntauple" &
[21:55] <jacob_> Airtonix I will thank you. I'm sure you understand the need then to run my own server and not rely on godaddy.
[21:55] <airtonix> JenniferB, the relevant part of that is : netstat -ntauple
[21:55] <scott_ino2> jacob_, own servers ftw
[21:55] <Diverdude> YEEEEES IT WORKS :D
[21:56] <airtonix> jacob_, doesn't godaddy provide virtual servers ?
[21:56] <deserteagle> airtonix, niiice thanks! :D
[21:56] <airtonix> jacob_, i think a2hosting provide virtual server where you can have ubuntu server installed on it
[21:57] <chill3r> anybody rec a good nzb client on ubuntu?
[21:57] <Diverdude> i might be extremely slow...but eventually i will get there hehehe
[21:57] <JenniferB> there is allot of established connection on wierd ports
[21:57] <JenniferB> am I hacked?
[21:58] <deserteagle> reboot and run the program again
[21:58] <airtonix> JenniferB, which one are you looking at ? netstat or jnettop ?
[21:58] <deserteagle> if it still has a lot of ports open, you've got spam :P
[21:58] <JenniferB> netstat -ntauple
[21:58] <deserteagle> (assuming you've closed all programs that need a connection, except your IRC client)
[21:58] <airtonix> JenniferB, look at the program on the far right
[21:59] <jacob_> Airtonix yes but why pay some one else. I have the harware and Business acct with my ISP. I want to learn anyways. I think my business would be more efficient running my own host and understanding  it plus i can sell the service to my customers and stop losing money referring them elsewhere.
[21:59] <airtonix> jacob_, makes sense
[21:59] <JenniferB> airtonix.. I will post on a pastebin.. but I need to do a reboot to clean out some trials with ssh
[22:00] <JenniferB> but i will post now.. for fear that the server might not go on ( happend once before)
[22:01] <acicula> jacob_: until you have a security issue, you can still manage servers but outsource the actual maintenance
[22:01] <acicula> s/can/could
[22:01] <malik_> hi all
[22:01] <JenniferB> airtonix: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m6615a266
[22:01] <arbri> how can i set the root device from the grub shell?
[22:01] <malik_> what is the use of this cable http://www.budgetgadgets.com/images/proimg/ebay/XMKDG///pic/442/4427/4427.jpg
[22:01] <deserteagle> arbri: cd /
[22:02] <acicula> malik_: to let the magic smoke out :/ ?
[22:02] <deserteagle> lol
[22:02] <deserteagle> usb through mini-plug?
[22:02] <acicula> looks like a 4-pole 3.5" jack to usb without any hardware?
[22:02] <JenniferB> I think the established are harmless now that I see it
[22:02] <malik_> for what ?
[22:02] <acicula> deserteagle: yeah special usb connector?
[22:02] <JenniferB> but what are the time wait ports  ?
[22:02] <acicula> JenniferB: those are tcp/ip states
[22:03] <airtonix> JenniferB, ports which where used previously
[22:03] <iAmerikan> Can anyone help me with a mount issue?
[22:03] <deserteagle> i'll help you mount ;)
[22:03] <sfears> ask away iAmerikan
[22:03] <hamzaatova2> if im looking to take a snapshop of somethiing that can symbole tinyety and smallness in the system of ubuntu what would it be?????
[22:03] <airtonix> JenniferB, you'll see every two seconds that when netstat updates the screen you'll see the changes get highlighted
[22:03] <arbri> how can i set the root device from the grub shell?
[22:04] <deserteagle> arbri: cd /
[22:04] <deserteagle> err
[22:04] <sfears> hamzaatova2: what are you talking about?
[22:04] <deserteagle> nevermind
[22:04] <JenniferB> byt running netstat -ntauple ?
[22:04] <deserteagle> didn't read the "grub" part
[22:04] <iAmerikan> ok :D Well, I'm trying to mount my root directory through the 8.10 livecd
[22:04] <hamzaatova2> i think that all the icons should br changed to something different
[22:04] <sfears> i'm not sure arbri
[22:04] <iAmerikan> but, it's saying that it can't read the ext4 when my partition is ext3
[22:04] <airtonix> JenniferB, yes, you may find jnettop a bit more sane to give you this information
[22:05] <hamzaatova2> sfears, i want to take a snapshot of sometinh that acn symbolice smallness
[22:05] <arbri> i've got problems with grub i cant boot ubuntu
[22:05] <deserteagle> iAmerikan, assuming by "root directory" you mean a linux distro: mount -t auto /dev/sdXXX /mnt
[22:05] <airtonix> JenniferB, actually i mean this command : watch -d "netstat -ntauple"
[22:05] <sfears> mount -t ext3 /dev/hda1 /folder/to/mount?? iAmerikan
[22:05] <hamzaatova2> in the system
[22:05] <deserteagle> replace XXX with the corresponding partition device
[22:05] <sfears> define snapshot hamzaatova2
[22:06] <diegoviola> does ubuntu come with ndiswrapper by default now?
[22:06] <JenniferB> jnettop is currently not installed.. i only have a console.. it's not grahical or so ?
[22:06] <diegoviola> for wireles cards like broadcom, etc
[22:06] <Out_Cold>  /ns identify Bruce3262
[22:06] <airtonix> jnettop is a console program
[22:06] <Out_Cold> lol time to change passwords
[22:06] <JenniferB> ook.. thanks :)
[22:06] <airtonix> !info jnettop | JenniferB
[22:07] <airtonix> JenniferB, jnettop won't tell you the program using the connection though,
[22:07] <sfears> out_cold.. you should do that from the server connection window
[22:07] <jellow> Out_Cold: i saw nothing ...
[22:07] <ejv> i saw /ns identify *********
[22:07] <hamzaatova2> sfears, screen shot
[22:07] <sfears> your ident has already been pawned!!
[22:07] <Out_Cold> no it hasn't
[22:07] <ejv> Out_Cold: we all see *'s, not alphanumerics ;)
[22:08] <ejv> so you can Bruce3262 all day long ;)
[22:08] <airtonix> JenniferB, which is why i use this script in my ~/.gnome2/nautilus-scripts/monitor-connections.sh (http://paste.ubuntu.com/353153/)
[22:08] <Out_Cold> lol
[22:09] <sfears> you could take a screen shot of linux's market penetration compared to windows penetration hamzaatova2
[22:09] <sfears> that's pretty small
[22:09] <Out_Cold> i try to ident from the server window... but it always cuts me off and i paste bits in the chats..
[22:09] <JenniferB> it's pretty nice though.. it shows what the get requests and such.. but it just keeps swishing by..
[22:09] <Dark_Peter> hola
[22:10] <iAmerikan> deserteagle&sfears: Could you look at the pastebin for what I've been trying? http://paste.ubuntu.com/353156/
[22:10] <Dark_Peter> alguien habla español?
[22:10] <jellow> !es | Dark_Peter
[22:10] <acicula> !es
[22:10] <JenniferB> airtonix: I saved that script, thanks very much.. xterm is graphical ?
[22:10] <Dark_Peter> me puede ayudar alguien a buscar servidores de españa?
[22:11] <airtonix> JenniferB, the xterm is there because i use it from a gui desktop, you can just run  : watch -d "netstat -ntauple"
[22:11] <ubuntu_> test
[22:11] <blinkiz> I have a new computer here at home. Intel Core 2 Duo 2.8 Ghz with a AMD (ATI) Radeon HD 3870 with proprietary drivers. Alright, I can not manage to play 1080p high definition movies with smplayer/mplayer. Can anyone point me in the right direction how to tune this?
[22:11] <Out_Cold> iAmerikan, what type of disk does sudo fdisk -l say it is??
[22:11] <JenniferB> airtonix: got it.. thanks again :)
[22:12] <honky> hi there, i want to make Tomboy Notes startup with my ubuntu - i've found the startup menu in system>preferences but what command should i use because in usr/bin/ i have "tomboy" and "tomboy-panel" but in the shortcut i've created is says in the command "tomboy --search" Which one is correct?
[22:12] <mikeb> Hi
[22:12] <Out_Cold> honky, just tomboy should work
[22:12] <Out_Cold> **/usr/bin/tomboy or just tomboy
[22:12] <sfears> honky.. open a terminal window and type commands until you get the desiered output.. then use that command in your startup
[22:13] <hamzaatova2> sfears, im looking for something different ---- and also within the sys
[22:13] <mikeb> I would like to kno the name of the encrypted file system i choosed in ubuntu setup
[22:13] <sfears> what project is this for hamzaatova2
[22:13] <Darkedge> Anyone here dpkg things? D:<
[22:13] <acicula> Darkedge: -i :P?
[22:14] <Kieran0413> mikeb, I can't say for sure but at a guess it's probably dmcrypt
[22:14] <Darkedge> acicula: do you want something to dpkg, its only small...
[22:14] <Jp82191> hello guys and girls
[22:14] <Kieran0413> Jp82191, hi there
[22:14] <Out_Cold> Jp82191, there are no girls in here... that's just a myth
[22:14] <mikeb> its a system-wilde encryption
[22:14] <Jp82191> lol
[22:14] <acicula> Darkedge: probably not
[22:14] <scott_ino2> Out_Cold, lol
[22:14] <Jp82191> u never know
[22:14] <scott_ino2> maybe a few...
[22:14] <Jp82191> i have a question for you guys
[22:14] <Darkedge> kyle6513: hello fellow aussie maybe you should geta cloak :P
[22:15] <kyle6513> hey, I'm having trouble with ubuntu netbook remix running an eeepc 1000H, upon using the desktop stuff it has locked up on me, what should I do?
[22:15] <Out_Cold> out of 1419.. probably 3
[22:15] <mikeb> and i would like not to enter the passphrase while booting, like saving it on an usb drive or i dunnow..
[22:15] <Darkedge> kyle6513: ALT+CONTROL+Backspace
[22:15] <kyle6513> Darkedge: whys that? :P
[22:15] <mikeb> i probably should install grub on an usb pen
[22:15] <Darkedge> kyle6513: It force restarts X
[22:15] <scott_ino2> Darkedge, didn't they disable that in the last release
[22:15] <Jp82191> Should I get the netbook version of ubuntu for a laptop?
[22:15] <scott_ino2> by default at least
[22:15] <Darkedge> scott_ino2: did they? :/
[22:15] <sfears> ctrl+alt+f1 then kdm restart or /etc/init.d/kdm restart kyle6513
[22:15] <scott_ino2> Darkedge, im about to find out
[22:16] <scott_ino2> yup
[22:16] <scott_ino2> lol
[22:16] <kyle6513> Darkedge: didnt work D:
[22:16] <Out_Cold> mikeb, not a wise option... although you can save your passphrase on a usb or sd card so i've heard
[22:16] <sfears> ctrl+alt+f1 then kdm restart or /etc/init.d/kdm restart kyle6513
[22:16] <kyle6513> sfears: thankss
[22:16] <sfears> ctrl+alt+backspace sometimes is disabled by default
[22:16] <scott_ino2> Darkedge, you can enable it apparently
[22:16] <ubuntu_> how to get flashplayer for my google chrome? new xubuntu
[22:16] <h1> I made a LiveUSB and then updated packages. I just forwarded when asked a couple of questions - both relating to grub. The 2nd I remember: it asked me something like whether grub should edit sda or sdb. I left both blank. When I then attempted rebooting I got a repeated Fatal message: could not load /lib/modules/2.6.31-17-generic/modules.dep. Help please.
[22:17] <kyle6513> sfears: its telling me that it isnt installed?
[22:17] <scott_ino2> ubuntu_, if you'[re using the chrome PPA it should recognize your flashplayer_plugin automatically
[22:17] <Jp82191> Should i get Ubuntu Desktop 9.10 or Netbook remix for a laptop
[22:17] <sfears> sorry.. try gdm
[22:17] <kyle6513> sfears: yeah, i thought it was gnome ;p
[22:17] <scott_ino2> Jp82191, if it's a normal size notebook get the full desktop, if small netbook say 10" get netbookremix
[22:17] <iflema> Jp82191: you could use NBR . you can use regular flavours, theres also moblin/ubuntu remix
[22:17] <Darkedge> kyle6513: Try PrintScreen+ALT+B
[22:17] <ubuntu_> scott_ino2, what is PPA? i think i am not using that, i got google chrome beta from google site in .deb
[22:17] <Aquaraptor> does anyone know of a good keystroke based application launcher?
[22:17] <blakkheim> Jp82191: use a minimal iso
[22:18] <mneptok> Aquaraptor: gnome-do
[22:18] <Aquaraptor> cool thanks
[22:18] <Darkedge> kyle6513: Otherwise hard-reboot (even though thats the worst thing to do)
[22:18] <mneptok> !info gnome-do
[22:18] <karmst> What server is the Wine IRC chat at?
[22:18] <sfears> Aquaraptor: reassign alt+f2 to alt+space
[22:18] <Darkedge> kyle6513: and if none of those work, I suggest you reenable ALT+CNTRL+Backspace
[22:18] <Jp82191> which would you guys recommend because my old laptop with a 40gb hdd got effed up beyond repair other that re installing the OS
[22:18] <sfears> keep forgetting this is #ubuntu.. Aquaraptor - krunner
[22:19] <mneptok> Jp82191: what's the CPU, and how much RAM?
[22:19] <sfears> or katapult if it's still supported Aquaraptor
[22:19] <scott_ino2> ubuntu_, I'm running Chromium dailly ppa, not official chrome releases, so depends on what you want. Chromium=community release of chrome
[22:19] <kyle6513> Darkedge: i can still access panel, but the thingy(for lack of a better word) has locked up, I was going to attempt to switch back to normal desktop mode but, to no avail
[22:19] <acicula> Jp82191: 1gb mem or more you probably want the normal ubuntu
[22:19] <Jp82191> ram is less than 512mb
[22:19] <blakkheim> Jp82191: a minimal install with a lightweight window manager
[22:19] <mneptok> Jp82191: you want Xubuntu
[22:19] <Darkedge> kyle6513: Can you ALT+CONTROL+F2?
[22:19] <sfears> you could try "damn small linux".. runs in 512 memory
[22:19] <kyle6513> sfears: that restarted X, just didnt restart the app in the desktop
[22:19] <scott_ino2> ubuntu_, for chromium ppa see here: https://launchpad.net/~chromium-daily/+archive/ppa
[22:19] <ubuntu_> scott_ino2, is chromium better than chrome? supports extensions?
[22:19] <acicula> whats the program that elts you set W xor X flags on memory segments of an elf binary
[22:19] <kyle6513> Darkedge: sure can
[22:19] <acicula> *lets
[22:20] <sfears> i thought that's what you were trying to do kyle6513.. what were you trying to do?
[22:20] <Darkedge> kyle6513: login as you, sudo reboot
[22:20] <canthus13> DSL will run wil 64 mb ram and a 486....
[22:20] <patcito> hi
[22:20] <patcito> how do I install a new locale such as "en_US.UTF-8" ?
[22:20] <sfears> it is damn small
[22:20] <kyle6513> sfears: this is ubuntu netbook remix, theres a thing embedded into the desktop that is a substitute for a er, start menu, and it has locked up on me
[22:20] <Jp82191> what is the difference between xubuntu and ubuntu bcuz on my desktop i have ubuntu
[22:20] <scott_ino2> ubuntu_, yes it supports exensions, and i don't know ive only used chromium, works for me, you'll occasionally get unstable builds (since it's a daily build)
[22:20] <mneptok> DSL is also not a very friendly distro for those without some Linux experience.
[22:20] <scott_ino2> but you can simply disable it from upgrading once you get a stable version
[22:21] <mneptok> Jp82191: Ubuntu uses GNOME for a desktop environment. Xubuntu uses XFCE.
[22:21] <iflema> Jp82191: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SystemRequirements
[22:21] <scott_ino2> ubuntu_, to use the ppa, see the part about adding this ppa to your system, and click where it says technical details about this ppa
[22:21] <kyle6513> sfears: but dsl is damn hard to use for newbies :P
[22:21] <sfears> i figured that would have reset it kyle
[22:21] <mneptok> Jp82191: if you can use Ubuntu with GNOME you'll be able to use Xubuntu with XFCE.
[22:22] <mneptok> Jp82191: there's a learning curve, but it's very, very shallow.
[22:22] <scott_ino2> basically you just copy the deb, and deb-src as separate lines in System/Administration/Synaptic then.. under preferences/repositories/click add
[22:22] <kyle6513> sfears: nope, guess not, trying a hard reset then
[22:22] <sfears> kyle
[22:22] <sfears> sudo reboot from terminal window
[22:22] <Jp82191> ok
[22:22] <Jp82191> im going to go for Xubuntu
[22:22] <blakkheim> Jp82191: even xubuntu is pretty bloated
[22:22] <iflema> Jp82191: good one
[22:22] <albert_> Hi
[22:23] <ducailnero> !list
[22:23] <Jp82191> ok so im getting Xubuntu Desktop version 9.10 right?
[22:23] <iflema> Jp82191
[22:23] <Jp82191> yeah
[22:23] <albert_> I can't increase refresh-rate higher than 50Hz in ubuntu 9.10
[22:23] <mneptok> Jp82191: yup, unless you want the text-mode installer. if so, get the -alternate.
[22:23] <ubuntu_> scott_ino2, where to add this line? ppa:chromium-daily/ppa
[22:23] <sn[a]ke> how can I edit my terminal look ( the way the black part looks )
[22:23] <Out_Cold> blakkheim, nothing wrong with old fashioned WMs
[22:24] <Jp82191> ok
[22:24] <[psyk]> sn[a]ke: easy. right click, properties. lol
[22:24] <Eraldo> Can someone please help me get Tor running with Firefox in Ubuntu 9.10 64bit? I have followed the instructions from the Ubuntu help site but it does not work
[22:24] <Eraldo> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Tor?action=show&redirect=TOR
[22:24] <sfears> have had much better luck with the alternate installer assuming ethernet connection mneptok Jp82191
[22:24] <blakkheim> Out_Cold: i only use a lightweight wm
[22:24] <mneptok> Jp82191: the text-mode installer uses fewer resources.
[22:24] <scott_ino2> ubuntu_, go to System/Administration/Synaptic
[22:24] <Jp82191> ok
[22:24] <sn[a]ke> [psyk], where are you getting properties from?
[22:24] <iflema> Jp82191 http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/xubuntu/releases/9.10/release/
[22:24] <Jp82191> but im not using ethernet im using Wireless
[22:25] <scott_ino2> ubuntu_, then Settings/Repositories
[22:25] <[psyk]> sn[a]ke: i know there's something in the right click menu, it's been so long since i've used ubuntu or debian...
[22:25] <[psyk]> sn[a]ke: slackware all the way.
[22:25] <mneptok> Jp82191: you can configure that easily once the system is installed. and then get the updates.
[22:25] <Kieran0413> sn[a]ke, are you talking about gnome-terminal?
[22:25] <albert_> I can't increase refresh-rate higher than 50Hz in ubuntu 9.10 64bit. It can not work with refresh more than 50Hz
[22:25] <nightsjammies> Hey, is there anyone in here that uses the openoffice spreadsheet program?
[22:25] <sn[a]ke> right click on my terminal nothing named properties or even close to meaning properties
[22:25] <Jp82191> so which should i get then the alternate or the desktop one?
[22:25] <sn[a]ke> yes Kieran0413
[22:25] <sfears> why do you ask nightsjammies
[22:26] <scott_ino2> ubuntu_, then click other software tab, then click add, Keep in mind they are two separate apt lines on the website so you'll need to do this twice
[22:26] <Kieran0413> sn[a]ke, profiles -> profile preferences
[22:26] <sfears> do you have an ehternet or wifi Jp82191
[22:26] <mneptok> Jp82191: up to you. what's your preference, a grpahical installer or a text-mode installer?
[22:26] <[psyk]> sn[a]ke: right click in the title bar, I know there's someplace that you can edit terminal settings for a user...
[22:26] <scott_ino2> or just get the deb, main if you don't care about the src
[22:26] <nightsjammies> Because I can't get any help over at the openoffice channel.
[22:26] <Jp82191> Sfears: im using wifi
[22:26] <sfears> use desktop
[22:26] <Jp82191> ok
[22:26] <nightsjammies> And I can't figure out how to do something.
[22:26] <Jp82191> downloading now
[22:26] <scott_ino2> ubuntu_, then hit close and "Reload" then search for chromium in synaptic (make sure it's the browser and not something else)
[22:26] <iflema> jP82191: live could be good to see how/if itll go....
[22:26] <sfears> ask away nightsjammies
[22:27] <MrKeuner> hello, on hardy is it possible to log in to the wireless network(which requires password and which is saved by netowrk manager applet) without entering any passowrd to unlock the keyring?
[22:27] <sfears> i think so MrKeuner.. just cancel when it prompts for the keyring
[22:27] <miihackwii> hi all can anyone help me to reinstall Postgresql
[22:28] <MrKeuner> sfears, there is already a keyring on it, can I still do that?
[22:28] <sfears> miihackwii: apt-get remove --purge postgresql && apt-get install postgresql
[22:28] <nightsjammies> I've got a spreadsheet with about 15 columns, and in one of the fields, the text extends beyond the border. If I try and hit 'enter' it won't drop down to the next line.
[22:28] <MrKeuner> sfears, at least for once, I have to reboot a laptop and expect it to reconnect
[22:28] <ubuntu_> scott_ino2, i added only one line ppa:chromium-daily/ppa and it worked
[22:28] <nightsjammies> Does that make sense?
[22:28] <valley> MrKeuner: set the keyring password to nothing, just leave it blank
[22:28] <sfears> one way to find out MrKeuner
[22:28] <MrKeuner> valley, ah would that work
[22:28] <Jp82191> MrKeuner: if when is starts you make sure to check avaliable to all users you shouldn't get that warning or box when you start up
[22:28] <nightsjammies> So then when I Page Preview my sheet, part of the text is cut off.
[22:28] <miihackwii> thankyou i will give it a go
[22:28] <Jp82191> thats how i had my wireless set up
[22:29] <scott_ino2> ubuntu_, like i said, this is a DAILY build, so be careful, you can turn off getting daily updates through where you added the lines, just turn it off if you dont' want a new version everyday
[22:29] <nightsjammies> Oh, and I can't get anything on my wireless, either.
[22:29] <nightsjammies> Not sure why.
[22:29] <sfears> nightsjammies: there is no next line in a spreadsheet.. you need to adjust the column sizes
[22:29] <ubuntu_> scott_ino2, how to turn off? by removing ticks from those lines?
[22:29] <scott_ino2> checkboxes yes
[22:30] <nightsjammies> hmm, I'll try that then.
[22:30] <oCean_> nightsjammies: right-click the cell, and choose format cell
[22:30] <sfears> or nightsjammies
[22:30] <nightsjammies> OKay
[22:30] <sfears> you can use the data entry field above the spreadsheet itself
[22:30] <oCean_> nightsjammies: tab "numbers" choose "text" for category
[22:30] <sfears> you can use the data entry field above the spreadsheet itself nightsjammies
[22:30] <fuzzykittens> how do I overclock a pentium 3?
[22:30] <oCean_> nightsjammies: then to tab alignment and choose "wrap text"
[22:31] <nightsjammies> Okay.
[22:31] <nightsjammies> Oh, I know that.
[22:31] <nightsjammies> Ah, that's what I was missing.
[22:31] <Shiawuon> Hello fellow ubuntu geeks!
[22:31] <Kieran0413> Shiawuon, Hi there
[22:31] <nightsjammies> Sweet, thanks much oCean :)
[22:32] <oCean_> fuzzykittens: ask in ##hardware ?
[22:32] <Shiawuon> Howdy Kieran
[22:32] <fuzzykittens> I have a bloody 5oomhz
[22:32] <fuzzykittens> oh
[22:32] <nightsjammies> Now, I just realized that my computer says that my wireless is Disabled.
[22:32] <fuzzykittens> okay
[22:32] <oCean_> nightsjammies: no problem
[22:32] <basilisk> I'm having a problem booting UNR (or even XP) from a USB.  The Live USB works fine on another computer but on this one, the screen goes to black, waiting for something to happen.  Help.
[22:32] <sfears> fuzzykittens: i believe overclocking requires some soldering
[22:33] <sfears> basilisk: have you used safe graphics mode?
[22:33] <basilisk> sfears: what is that?
[22:33] <Shiawuon> Which IRC client do you use?
[22:33] <fuzzykittens> sfears: a small amount of software overclocking can be done
[22:33] <Kieran0413> fuzzykittens, you'll probably be better served trying to optimize the software you're running, use lighter weight apps/desktop environment, etc
[22:33] <dragon> My window manager gets messed up sometimes, when I connect the laptop to an external monitor. The icon and color theme are affected. Is there a quick fix for this?
[22:33] <dragon> Does it even sound familiar?
[22:33] <sfears> basilisk: in the boot menu.. there should be some fkeys options.. f4 and select safe graphics mode
[22:34] <fuzzykittens> Kieran0413: server, no gui, that's not the problem
[22:34] <basilisk> sfears: for ubuntu or from BIOS?
[22:34] <sfears> sounds like a bad cable dragon?
[22:34] <sfears> for ubuntu basilisk
[22:34] <Kieran0413> fuzzykittens, ahh, ok.
[22:34] <airtonix> dragon, external monitor is connected when you boot the laptop up ?
[22:34] <fuzzykittens> it used to be a 2ghz server and it's f...really annoying to have to go back to 500 mhz
[22:34] <ubuntu_> scott_ino2, how to start chromium? i do not see any application icon
[22:34] <Jp82191> how to burn an iso on ubuntu?
[22:34] <sfears> when it comes up as "try ubuntu without making changes" hit f4 & choose safe graphics
[22:34] <basilisk> sfears: nothing shows up after BIOS is done. no grub, no texts, nada
[22:34] <dragon> airtonix: this problem never happens in that case.
[22:34] <airtonix> Jp82191, right click the ISO and select burn to disc
[22:34] <fuzzykittens> peace
[22:35] <scott_ino2> ubuntu_, if you installed via synaptic it would have added an icon
[22:35] <JenniferB> I am trying to use : http://apt.alturl.com/
[22:35] <JenniferB> what distribution do I have ? (Ubunutu 9.10 desktop)
[22:35] <JenniferB> I am trying to download kernel-devel package
[22:35] <JenniferB> how can I check if I have this package installed already btw ?
[22:35] <Jp82191> ty airtonix
[22:35] <ubuntu_> scott_ino2, i installed chromium game :(
[22:35] <FloodBot1> JenniferB: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:35] <dragon> airtonix: It only happens when I dock this running laptop.
[22:35] <scott_ino2> ubuntu_, did you make sure you installed chromium-browser and not chromium
[22:35] <scott_ino2> yeahhhh
[22:35] <airtonix> dragon, thats because xorg only sniffs nessecary info at boot time.
[22:35] <sfears> jpds: k3b for gui.. i suggest learning the dd command
[22:35] <dragon> airtonix: It usually works perfectly.
[22:35] <MrKeuner> thank you people
[22:35] <airtonix> dragon, except when you hotdock it
[22:35] <basilisk> sfears: another weirdness factor is that an authentic XP CD will boot, an XP copy will not, and a checksum'd Ubuntu CD will not boot either.
[22:36] <dragon> airtonix: hotdock works well 95% of the time.
[22:36] <Kieran0413> basilisk, have you tried burning it on different brand media?
[22:36] <dragon> my understanding is that sometimes a program crashes when I hotdock the laptop.
[22:36] <nightsjammies> Okay, so how do I enable my wireless now?
[22:36] <sfears> basilisk: perhaps you do need to check your boot sequence in the bios or perhaps hit the c key while you boot to enable cdrom/usb boot
[22:36] <basilisk> kieran0413: yes, on DVD and CD
[22:37] <dragon> I'm wondering what program is responsible for Appearance (not Window decorations itself).
[22:37] <[deXter]> Hi can someone help me fix GRUB please? When I run "find /boot/grub/stage1" it cannot find it. Typing setup (hd0) also gives an error.
[22:37] <basilisk> sfears: checked it, allowed to boot and selects correct priority
[22:37] <frederick85> is there a way to limit my bandwidth usage
[22:37] <airtonix> frederick85, yes
[22:37] <filesmasta> HOT NEW TORRENT SEARCH SITE http://Torrentpirates.org
[22:37] <basilisk> I'd use my old XP SP1 CD to boot and install, but it doesn't recognize SATA HDD
[22:37] <oCean_> JenniferB: 9.10 = Karmic Koala, (not mentioned on your url). To check for installed packages do "dpkg -l | grep kernel"
[22:38] <frederick85> airtonix: well i'm playing games and my housemate is complaining about not being able to load internet pages how can I resolve it
[22:38] <JenniferB> ocean_ how can I download this kernel-devel from a windows machine if karmic koala is not listed there
[22:38] <Kieran0413> frederick85, the best way if you have the option on your router would be QoS
[22:39] <airtonix> frederick85, online gaming shouldn't interfer with web browsing. usually its the other way round. what online game ?
[22:39] <frederick85> airtonix: well it's wow, i'm connected via a ethernet cable and they were connected via wireless
[22:39] <oCean_> JenniferB: see here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Kernel/Compile
[22:40] <airtonix> frederick85, imo their problem is the wifi and their computer not your game
[22:40] <airtonix> frederick85, how much bandwidth does your internet connection have ?
[22:40] <frederick85> airtonix: quite low at the moment because it's shaped
[22:40] <frederick85> shaped at about 10kb
[22:40] <Jp82191> ok ill get to installing it in a bit im frickin trying to get some stuff from my other hdd
[22:40] <airtonix> frederick85, that is the problem then
[22:41] <airtonix> frederick85, 10 kb/sec is pretty much going to affect most things
[22:41] <Tutattis> hey, i encrypted a lvm partition on my hdd using lukFormat cipher. if i do a simple remove/delete tables (quick format) is the encryption lost? I mean if i create new partition table and partitions there wont be an encryption there.. right?
[22:41] <frederick85> airtonix: is there a way i can set my computer to only use a lesser ammount of it
[22:41] <airtonix> frederick85, im suprised you are not having latency issues while you are shaped.
[22:42] <airtonix> frederick85, wow doesn't even use 4kb/s
[22:42] <lgsploosh> Can anyone help me? I am having trouble changing my bios to boot from USB port
[22:42] <frederick85> airtonix: the game doesn't seem to use much bandwidth
[22:42] <airtonix> frederick85, i think your housemate(S) are pretty misinformed tbh
[22:43] <jellow> i have a question about traffic shapping from isp's i have access to my isp's router through a serial cable , If i forward all incomming local P2P traffic to a random port outside the router using iptables will my isp be able to do anything?
[22:43] <JenniferB> oCean: iam trying to install a driver for USB mobile internet device.. and the manual states that I need to have kernel-devel installed.. but can i hurt the system if I do install it +
[22:43] <JenniferB> =
[22:43] <JenniferB> ?
[22:43] <airtonix> frederick85, they should use something to scrub adverts from webpages they view (like adblockplus and noscript)
[22:43] <frederick85> airtonix: well i had a problem with them unplugging my part of the connection and i couldn't get their attention because they are deaf
[22:44] <Kieran0413> jellow, yeah, cut off your service for breaching their terms of service?
[22:44] <Jp82191> lgsploosh: does your motherboard allow it?
[22:44] <airtonix> frederick85, then if the adsl connection isnt owned by you and they are ignorant and unwillining to understand the basics of networking there is nothing you can do
[22:45] <jellow> Kieran0413: They offer unlimited internet i feel no guilt what so ever
[22:45] <frederick85> airtonix: i'm paying for the whole thing,
[22:45] <airtonix> frederick85, then do something about it
[22:45] <[deXter]> jellow: Changing ports won't help in any way, encryption might, but that's if your ISP doesn't throttle all traffic.
[22:45] <lgsploosh> I dont know if it does its the original motherboard that came with HP Pavillion ZE1110. JP
[22:46] <nightsjammies> What's the usb mobile device?
[22:46] <Jp82191> first plug in the usb
[22:46] <frederick85> airtonix: i guess i'll just go to sleep and hope they don't unplug it again
[22:46] <Jp82191> the in the bios go to there it says start up order or boot order
[22:46] <frederick85> night
[22:46] <Jp82191> then move usb all the way to the top and hit save settings
[22:46] <Jp82191> restart and then try again
[22:47] <airtonix> frederick85, seriously, i watch my network connection while playing online games and using browsers : browsers will spike to consume the entire connection until it gets all hte page data...online games at most use up to 6kb/s
[22:47] <lgsploosh> The Usb or removable drive isnt displayed in the bios boot order only hardrive, cd rom, and floppy disk
[22:48] <Jp82191> if its not listed then its not supported
[22:48] <nightsjammies> wlan0: network is down. How do I fix that?
[22:48] <Jp82191> what are you trying to boot from the usb?
[22:48] <lgsploosh> Ubuntu
[22:48] <Jp82191> jammies: turn routher off and on
[22:48] <Jp82191> lgsploosh: burn it to a cd and install that way
[22:49] <Jp82191> lgsploosh: are you using a netbook?
[22:49] <mneptok> lgsploosh: sounds like your BIOS does not support booting from USB. nothing you can do about that, unless a more recent BIOS update adds support for the feature.
[22:49] <lgsploosh> I have the cd already. The issue is my harddrive is fried and im using the usb for a harddrive. No its not a net book
[22:50] <jellow> [deXter]:So even if i use encryption but my isp throttles all traffic , the encryption will not work ?
[22:50] <Tutattis> hey, i encrypted a lvm partition on my hdd using lukFormat cipher. if i do a simple remove/delete tables (quick format) is the encryption lost? I mean if i create new partition table and partitions there wont be an encryption there.. right?
[22:50] <[deXter]> jellow: True
[22:50] <Jp82191> lgsploosh: you lost me there try searching google and see what other options you get
[22:51] <Jp82191> brb foods here
[22:51] <jellow> [deXter]: depressing , But thanks anyway
[22:51] <diddly> hey all, i have a machine which cannot access the internet, where can i download a specific package to install manually via dpkg?
[22:51] <jacob_> airtronix?
[22:52] <airtonix> jacob_, yes
[22:52] <Snoopy> So what can I do to watch videos that need the windows speech decoder and hear the video's audio?
[22:53] <waltercool> someone have problems with wine and black fonts?
[22:53] <waltercool> =\
[22:53] <airtonix> waltercool, thats a pretyy vague question
[22:53] <airtonix> waltercool, maybe a screen shot helps ?
[22:54] <waltercool> airtonix, Let me take one
[22:54] <Snoopy> did you install microsoft fonts?
[22:54] <waltercool> Snoopy, Should i do it?
[22:54] <waltercool> Snoopy, Im just using main and universe repository =
[22:54] <waltercool> =\
[22:54] <airtonix> waltercool, http://wiki.winehq.org/winetricks
[22:55] <karma_police> anyone know of anything similar to transmission that dl single files?
[22:55] <Tutattis>  when i encrypt a partition, where is the information that tells it how to decrypt&encrypt the data stored at?
[22:55] <nutterf00t> Lo! I'm just a silent bot.
[22:55] <jacob_> airtonix, hey thanks for the help earlier, I have uninstalled xampp using (rm -rf /opt/lampp) Now when running tasksel and selecting LAMP nothing happens. I've tried the audio editing package to check if it was tasksel or lamp.  my guess is there is a part of apache or mysql or something still installed, and therefore tasksel cannot finish. any ideas?
[22:55] <iflema> karma_police: gwget
[22:55] <karma_police> ty
[22:55] <waltercool> airtonix, I will try with winetricks to install msfonts and i tell u
[22:55] <flootenkerp> Hi, ubuntu 9.04 is not reading my dvd-rs that I place in my disc tray. It reads cd-rs fine, but I don't know why it doesn't read the dvd-rs. Does anyone here have a clue on what's going on?
[22:56] <new2ubutnu> hey all - i'm trying to find out if Ubuntu 8.04 sees my RT2500 wifi usb adapter i plugged in
[22:56] <Jp82191> do u have a dvd rom player?
[22:56] <iflema> gwget needs some lov'n
[22:56] <airtonix> waltercool, sh winetricks corefonts
[22:56] <Jp82191> new2ubuntu, try restarting your computer then enabling wireless networking
[22:56] <iflema> just a little bit
[22:56] <Blue_Hat> hello, is it possible for me to create an "executable" file for ubuntu in C++?
[22:57] <airtonix> jacob_, i've not used xamp before so i dont know how it deals with stopping and starting the services... but restarting the computer should do it, after that follow the guide on wiki.ubuntu
[22:57] <new2ubutnu> Jp82191 - thanks rebooting now
[22:57] <Jp82191> np
[22:57] <airtonix> !lamp | jacob_
[22:57] <new2ubutnu> if it matters - I'm usuing Ubuntu Studio 8.04.1
[22:58] <Jp82191> i don't think it does
[22:58] <Jp82191> if its compatible with ubuntu/linux it should auto install drivers and work upon a restart of a computer
[22:58] <airtonix> Blue_Hat, i dont see why not
[22:58] <karma_police> #ubuntu-offtopic
[22:58] <flootenkerp> Hi, ubuntu 9.04 is not reading my dvd-rs that I place in my disc tray. It reads cd-rs fine, but I don't know why it doesn't read the dvd-rs. Does anyone here have a clue on what's going on?
[22:58] <karma_police> whats the off topic room?
[22:58] <karma_police> sorry.. noob
[22:58] <Jp82191> flootenkerp, do you have a DVD rom?
[22:59] <flootenkerp> Yeah
[22:59] <flootenkerp> Empty
[22:59] <Blue_Hat> ok...
[22:59] <airtonix> karma_police,  /join #ubuntu-offtopic
[22:59] <grkblood13> what a good prog to rip dvds
[22:59] <OerHeks> !dvd
[22:59] <flootenkerp> I want to burn images with brasero, but it'll only burn my cd-rs
[22:59] <Jp82191> what kind of dvd drive is it
[22:59] <flootenkerp> It doesn't recognize the dvd-rs
[22:59] <Jp82191> i think you need a different program to burn dvd-r
[22:59] <new2ubutnu> grkblood13 - i always use Toast and just rip the VOBs and recompile
[22:59] <airtonix> flootenkerp, if you insert a blank dvd in the drive does nautlus offer to open the burning applet ?
[23:00] <flootenkerp> Not at all
[23:00] <flootenkerp> It dos with cd-r though.
[23:00] <new2ubutnu> but that
[23:00] <new2ubutnu> 's on a mac
[23:00] <salty> Jp82191, i think you need to install dvdtools from the repositories or something of that effect
[23:00] <karma_police> is there a prog out like bearshare or limewire out for ubuntu?
[23:00] <new2ubutnu> o.k. so I just rebooted..   quick question - do I HAVE to have a user name and password?
[23:01] <blakkheim> karma_police: limewire has an ubuntu version
[23:01] <iflema> karma_police: p2p = amule
[23:01] <new2ubutnu> i would love frostwire for Ubuntu
[23:01] <airtonix> !info ogmrip | grkblood13
[23:01] <blakkheim> new2ubutnu: yes, why wouldn't you
[23:01] <karma_police> y
[23:01] <bastid_raZor> karma_police: frostwire
[23:01] <sven_oostenbrink> Anything known about heller slow intel graphics driver in kernel 2.6.31.16?
[23:01] <localnutter> grkblood13 try k9copy
[23:01] <switch10> any good mp3 tagging software out there?  I am done with "easy tag"
[23:01] <new2ubutnu> I don't want a user-name and password..  i live up in the mountains  nobody has access to the comp  why bother with it?
[23:02] <Jp82191> salty, lol im helping someone else up
[23:02] <blakkheim> new2ubutnu: how else would you login?
[23:02] <Jp82191> karma_police, yes limewire is avaliable for ubuntu
[23:02] <grkblood13> thanks airtonix
[23:02] <new2ubutnu> i dunno - hence why I'm asking - can't i just have it start up ??  lol  I'm a newb - MS XP SP3 was my last pay-to-use OS
[23:02] <airtonix> !info k9copy | grkblood13
[23:03] <Out_Cold> new2ubutnu, you can enable automatic login on your system.... the passwords should remain because people can hack your system
[23:03] <localnutter> k9copy does a very good job!
[23:03] <airtonix> grkblood13 , http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=567016&highlight=ConvertIt
[23:03] <new2ubutnu> o.k. good - so when I figure out the wifi adapter issue I'll loook up how to make my system auto-logon
[23:03] <airtonix> grkblood13, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/RippingDVDs
[23:04] <Jp82191> new2ubuntu, whats the issue?
[23:04] <Out_Cold> new2ubutnu, i think it's in system>admin>login as for the wifi... what's up with that?/
[23:04] <new2ubutnu> o.k. so I go system>admin>network settings
[23:04] <macondo> I want to transfer files from my phone to ubuntu using bluetooth, but ubuntu only lists as "headphones" and not to transfer files. What could be happening?
[23:04] <new2ubutnu> and the only options are unlock and close
[23:04] <Jp82191> no on the network icon on top right side right click and hit enable wireless
[23:04] <Out_Cold> new2ubutnu, so unlock it
[23:05] <ravigehlot> I am puzzled. I changed the default English language to Portuguese. After a reboot, all contents from my HOME directory were not available. My desktop icons were not there. The folder Public had NOTHING in it. Then I switched it back to English and everything was back to normal. Any word on what may have happened?
[23:05] <Jp82191> enable networking when you get there let me know
[23:05] <sven_oostenbrink> Anything known about heller slow intel graphics driver in kernel 2.6.31.16?
[23:05] <new2ubutnu> top right - there's a "recycle bin/garbage"
[23:05] <brian> hello
[23:05] <coz_> 
[23:05] <Jp82191> new2ubuntu, where is your ethernet icon?
[23:05] <coz_> damn
[23:05] <new2ubutnu> no ethernet cable and no ethernet icon
[23:06] <prudhvi> Hi, where can i download the default Ubuntu Theme/Desktop Font collection? If there is a tar file if any
[23:06] <new2ubutnu> I have the time and date - then the garbage can on the top right
[23:06] <new2ubutnu> top left is the Ubuntu - "start" button
[23:06] <airtonix> grkblood13, this thread also looks interesting : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1309647
[23:06] <Jp82191> then go to System, then Preferences, then network connections
[23:07] <new2ubutnu> o.k.
[23:07] <jrib> ravigehlot: something went wrong with xdg-user-dirs I guess
[23:07] <phox> aaadd
[23:07] <Jp82191> go to wireless tab
[23:07] <new2ubutnu> only option resembling that is Network proxy
[23:07] <kinja-sheep> prudhvi: http://tinyurl.com/ygandky ?
[23:07] <new2ubutnu> i did not set up internet upon install because i don't have ethernet - only wifi
[23:08] <Jp82191> are you using a pci card or a usb wireless adapter
[23:08] <new2ubutnu> USB
[23:08] <new2ubutnu> RALink 2500
[23:08] <Eraldo> I have managed to get Foxyproxy working with Ubuntu 9.10, Firefox, privoxy and Tor but somehow I can not use any manual proxy
[23:08] <new2ubutnu> WiFiDocs says it should be recognized
[23:09] <Eraldo> If I enter a new proxy into foxyproxy then I get "The connection has timed out" when reloading the page
[23:09] <waltercool> airtonix, Thats my problem: http://yfrog.com/2mscreenshottzip
[23:09] <prudhvi> kinja-sheep: not the title. I am running OpenSolaris and i really like the new Ubuntu Clearlooks + Fonts and other themes. I want to use it on this machine.
[23:09] <Jp82191> what ubuntu version are you using?
[23:09] <jellow> Eraldo: proxy dead?
[23:09] <new2ubutnu> 8.04.1
[23:09] <waltercool> airtonix, corefonts installed anyways
[23:09] <Eraldo> jellow: I have tried several proxies...
[23:09] <Jp82191> what is the code name for that?
[23:09] <dabid> I'm on the Ubuntu channel because it's so popular
[23:09] <Eraldo> but I am not sure if I set them up correctly
[23:09] <new2ubutnu> lol code name?  umm Ubuntu Studio?
[23:09] <dabid> i don't have linux
[23:10] <Eraldo> it does not have to be a SOCKS proxy, does it?
[23:10] <kinja-sheep> prudhvi: Themes can be found under /usr/share/themes.  Fonts under /usr/share/fonts
[23:10] <Jp82191> go to system then about
[23:10] <Jp82191> ubuntu
[23:10] <new2ubutnu> hardy heron?
[23:11] <jellow> Eraldo: no, Can be just normal http proxy
[23:11] <Jp82191> ok
[23:11] <Eraldo> jellow: could you please help me get it working?
[23:12] <bastid_raZor> new2ubutnu: there is a channel dedicated to Ubuntu Studio... type /j #ubuntustudio
[23:12] <jellow> Eraldo: Sure hang on.
[23:12] <iflema> macondo: you got it? maybe try set up computer side first... right click on bluetooth icon (usually just left of the clock)and select setup new device or browse new device
[23:12] <Jp82191> go to system then administration and hit hardware drivers
[23:12] <Eraldo> jellow: thank you :)
[23:12] <new2ubutnu> thanks bastid - I'll go once Jp gets back
[23:12] <new2ubutnu> mmk
[23:13] <macondo> iflema: I can already connect to the phone, but I cannot transfer files in particular.
[23:13] <Jp82191> you hit the system then admin, then hardware drivers
[23:13] <Jp82191> see what it says tehre
[23:13] <macondo> I remember having done this with previous versions of ubuntu.
[23:14] <paissad> what's the average speed rate for rsync if we have fast ethernet cards in the local network ? ...
[23:14] <new2ubutnu> just nvidia_new  says it's enabled and not in use - which doesn't make sense to me - cause that's the graphics card and if it's not in use - then why can I see my GUI?
[23:14] <iflema> macondo: do you recieve errors of cant see file(s)?
[23:14] <smiley> paissad: depending if its doing an incremental update or not.. its usually limited to the speed of your network
[23:14] <paissad> actually, my speed rate is 1,5MB/s ..... it seems to be my bandwith over internet .....
[23:14] <smiley> so... 100 meg = ~ 12 Mb/sec
[23:15] <paissad> i expected to have 50MB/s or higher .....
[23:15] <Jp82191> lol new2ubuntu go to the other channel and see what they have to say
[23:15] <iflema> macondo: that of should be or
[23:15] <smiley> one of your cards may be connecting at 10M instead of 100/1000
[23:15] <new2ubutnu> lol thanks Jp
[23:15] <new2ubutnu> later all
[23:15] <smiley> 50 is a bit excessive
[23:15] <Jp82191> later
[23:15] <smiley> i'd say if you reach 20.. be happy..
[23:15] <smiley> 50 is beyond what most hard drives will handle..
[23:15] <blakkheim> having an ssd sure is nice
[23:16] <smiley> blakkheim: for file transfers.. yes, it is nice.. for the wallet.. it is not.
[23:16] <paissad> smiley, it's a 1st run of rsync ,
[23:16] <auxbuss> :vs
[23:16] <Snoopy> I am having trouble hearing the audio in some videos... I get a window up aying that I need a Windows Speech Decoder
[23:16] <blakkheim> smiley: mine was just over $100USD and is a HUGE improvement
[23:16] <smiley> paissad: you'll be limited to your network connections (hopefully not wireless???) and the speed(s) of your hard drives
[23:16] <jellow> Eraldo: On firefox goto edit - Preference - Network tab - Conection Settings - check manual Proxy -
[23:17] <smiley> blakkheim: agreed.. it wil be my next investment.. as it is one of the last remaining bottle necks on my machine.. just waiting for the prices to come down a bit
[23:17] <smiley> DInner time guys.. chat later.
[23:17] <macondo> iflema: yes, obex is unable to open the device using nautilus.
[23:17] <macondo> "The folder contents could not be displayed"
[23:17] <paissad> smiley, the server is a fast ethernet card , the laptop  -> wireless card  .. but the theorical speed rate for wireless is 54 MB/s,
[23:18] <datz> How do I set up remote desktop, where are the advanced configure options?
[23:18] <iflema> macondo: k
[23:18] <macondo> Plus, if I list the services provided by the laptop with my phone, it says "headphones, hands-free".
[23:18] <macondo> No file transfer whatsoever.
[23:18] <iflema> macondo: hmmm
[23:19] <Eraldo> jellow: shouldn't foxyproxy do that work for my so I can switch from non-proxy to proxy
[23:20] <new2ubutnu> o.k. nobody is responding there..
[23:20] <yud_zroc> how do I access my wireless passwords (to copy and paste/backup info)
[23:20] <new2ubutnu> I opened up a wlan0 properties window..
[23:21] <Jp82191> what does it say?
[23:21] <new2ubutnu> nothing - everything is blank
[23:21] <Jp82191> ok does it say add new connection?
[23:21] <new2ubutnu> network name - nothing, password type is defaulted at WPA personal
[23:21] <macondo> iflema: what packages do I need to transfer files?
[23:22] <r0k3tm3n> i am looking to write a script to mail me when a user logs in. i have tried a bash script for sendmail and mutt, but neither provide total automation and sendmail requires the root password to run
[23:22] <r0k3tm3n> can anyone help>
[23:22] <LrdMtrod> I want to kill something
[23:22] <Quasar1048> Hm.. what does g15daemon/macro need besides libusb and libg15?
[23:22] <iflema> macondo: should be included.... whats ya laptop model/manu.... have ya google'd some keywords?
[23:22] <Rafase282> can anyone help me with vnc stuff?
[23:22] <Eraldo> jellow: can I somehow tell tor to use a US IP instead of a german one
[23:22] <macondo> iflema: HP dv2000
[23:22] <new2ubutnu> Jp there's no add new connection anywhere - it's the properties window for wlan0 in config settings I selected auto config - DHCP
[23:23] <Jp82191> new2ubuntu
[23:23] <Jp82191> ok
[23:23] <Jp82191> ok
[23:23] <jellow> Eraldo: Yes , but it changes automaticly every 20 minutes or so
[23:23] <Jp82191> tell me everything it says
[23:23] <LrdMtrod> Is it against the rules to start flamewars?
[23:23] <new2ubutnu> the "ok" button is still grayed out
[23:23] <new2ubutnu> o.k.
[23:23] <Eraldo> jellow: oh, well that is not what I want
[23:23] <yud_zroc> how does one revocer their passwords stored in the network manager
[23:23] <Jp82191> are you on xchat?
[23:24] <Eraldo> jellow: unless it gives me a new US one :)
[23:24] <new2ubutnu> at top is a toggle box to "enable this connection"
[23:24] <yud_zroc> LrdMtrod: yes
[23:24] <new2ubutnu> xchat?
[23:24] <Jp82191> yes hit enable this connection
[23:24] <new2ubutnu> I'm on gogloom.com chat rooms
[23:24] <LrdMtrod> Boring!
[23:24] <new2ubutnu> o.k. i hit enable connection
[23:24] <Jp82191> what does it say now?
[23:24] <jellow> Eraldo: What kind of proxy you need?
[23:24] <new2ubutnu> when I enable the wireless settings are available to edit
[23:24] <new2ubutnu> three lines
[23:24] <dixienormas> anyonne know how i can get steam/TF2 running on 8.04?
[23:24] <jellow> Eraldo: for hulu or something?
[23:25] <Eraldo> jellow: what is hulu?
[23:25] <Jp82191> new2ubuntu check your pm
[23:25] <new2ubutnu> Network name (ESSID)
[23:25] <new2ubutnu> pm
[23:25] <new2ubutnu> mm
[23:25] <blakkheim> dixienormas: #winehq
[23:25] <new2ubutnu> don't know what pm is
[23:25] <Jp82191> ok
[23:25] <dixienormas> lol
[23:25] <chriswaterguy> howdy. I'm using 8.10, and can't connect to a DSL modem via cable (Auto eth0). It tells me it's connected but I can't actually connect via browser or Skype. [I'm now using a Vista machine to connect - ack]. Network manager also shows a "DSL connection 1" option but that fails to connect at all.
[23:25] <dhamon> hello
[23:25] <jellow> Eraldo: its a Online tv program youc an only get in US
[23:25] <Jp82191> where it says ssid enter the SSID of the connection you want to connect to
[23:26] <Eraldo> jellow: Oh, nice
[23:26] <datz> chriswaterguy: you've set up a network connection for dsl?
[23:26] <dixienormas> hey could you give me a link to download winehq?
[23:26] <dixienormas> im lazy
[23:26] <basilisk> Question! If I place the LiveCD/Set up CD files onto a partition of a new HDD and put the HDD inside a computer, will it boot the set up?
[23:26] <new2ubutnu> o.k. is SSID going to be on the wireless router coming from the satellite dish
[23:26] <blakkheim> dixienormas: it's an irc channel for wine support..
[23:26] <Eraldo> jellow: what kind of proxy would be needed to be able to do such things?
[23:26] <dhamon> Can someone explain cloud computing to me? I've googled it and read the wikipedia article but still don't full grasp it/
[23:26] <dixienormas> i know that but i need to install wine first
[23:26] <iflema> macondo: phone?
[23:26] <jamesmai> My computer reboots indefinatly on "Grub Loading" , In trying to reinstall Grub to MBR it says can't find /boot/grub/stage1 I've checked and it indeed doesn't exist! Where can I get these necessary files?
[23:26] <blakkheim> dhamon: then you aren't going to grasp our explanation of it either
[23:27] <new2ubutnu> cloud is like the Trees on Avatar Dhamon
[23:27] <Jp82191> new2ubuntu: do you know the name of the connection
[23:27] <growthmetal> how can I see what kernel version I am running?Z
[23:27] <Quasar1048> Heres what it says when i try to install g15macro: http://pastie.org/770897 . What does it need besides libusb and ling15? Anyone know?
[23:27] <bastid_raZor> chriswaterguy: with dsl the modem will send the username/password for the connection. on the ubuntu box you'll use wired to connect.
[23:27] <blakkheim> growthmetal: uname -r
[23:27] <Quasar1048> libg15*
[23:27] <r0k3tm3n> i am looking to write a script to mail me when a user logs in. i have tried a bash script for sendmail and mutt, but neither provide total automation and sendmail requires the root password to run. can anyone help?
[23:27] <basilisk> dhamon: think of it as running programs from someone else's computer
[23:27] <growthmetal> blakkheim: thanks!
[23:27] <new2ubutnu> JP - if I look at my sister's Vista and see what the internet is called is that the SSID
[23:27] <Jp82191> yes
[23:27] <ssn> hi guys
[23:27] <new2ubutnu> o.k. hold one
[23:27] <chriswaterguy> datz: I have to set one up? on Vista it auto-detects, I thought that was normal.
[23:27] <jellow> Eraldo: Proxy would not work you would need a VPN
[23:28] <ssn> i have a big problem with xorg/lxde under ubuntu.
[23:28] <Eraldo> jellow: oh, well I only need to read sites...
[23:28] <datz> chriswaterguy: if you are connected directly to the modem, you have to set up the connection details, same for vista, it must have been set up already. Get your user name and password
[23:28] <ssn> the max resolution always (on any machine) is 800x600
[23:28] <ssn> xrandr says this is the maximum resolution
[23:28] <Dr_Willis> ssn:  give details... video card chipset, monitor type.. what exact dviers you installed..
[23:28] <ssn> what can i do to change this?
[23:29] <ssn> Dr_Willis: virtualbox
[23:29] <datz> chriswaterguy: then right click on the connection icon and go to edit connections, there is a dsl tab, add
[23:29] <ssn> it runs in a virtual machine
[23:29] <Dr_Willis> ssn:  for virtualbox - install the guest-addations
[23:29] <Dr_Willis> ssn:  you will gain higher res and better performacne
[23:29] <ssn> Dr_Willis: but i tried it on 4 different machines and it was the same
[23:29] <yud_zroc> !password
[23:29] <datz> can someone help me with remote desktop?
[23:29] <Dr_Willis> ssn:  you are doing somthing wrong then. Ive ran several disrtos in vbox. and untill i get the guest addons installed - the res will stay low.
[23:29] <Jp82191> datz: what do you need?
[23:30] <new2ubutnu> JP you are the shizzle
[23:30] <ssn> Dr_Willis: ok
[23:30] <ssn> thx
[23:30] <basilisk> I want to make a recover/set up partition on a blank HDD.  Will it work just to copy over the LiveCD files or do I need more??
[23:30] <crlsgms> hi everyone, i need help setting the sound on my ubuntu 9.04. hereis my lspci http://pastebin.com/m7e06aa64
[23:30] <datz> I want to be able to access my desktop from the internet
[23:30] <Jp82191> new2ubuntu: is it working now?
[23:30] <datz> jp^
[23:30] <new2ubutnu> jp - do you always use the same Hanlde?
[23:30] <datz> Jp82191: ^
[23:30] <Jp82191> new2ubuntu: yes
[23:30] <new2ubutnu> yep I'm online on the desktop
[23:30] <solifugus> I got a new Lexmark printer... How can I install a driver for it?  It comes with a linux driver but I don't know how to uncompress a Imacgtar.z file....
[23:30] <crlsgms> iv got audacious, the sound keeps running, but even turning the volume up nothing goes
[23:30] <chriswaterguy> datz: that seems odd - my friend didn't have to add anything in Vista (she said - maybe she forgot). She's away now anyway, and I find connection details on the Vista machine.
[23:30] <vdierks> ping
[23:30] <Jp82191> datz: have you set up remote desktop before?
[23:30] <new2ubutnu> good deal - I'll be back in a while lol gotta go get the pizza and wings for the football game tonight
[23:30] <_cb> I am going to do a fresh install of Ubuntu 9.10. I created a new parttion and moved the data from my Home partition to the new partition.  When I restarted Ubuntu it tells me I have no rights to the new partition. How do I grant me rights to the new partition?
[23:30] <chriswaterguy> datz: I mean I *can't* find connection details...
[23:30] <datz> Jp82191: On windows, and ubuntu before
[23:31] <mOOey> solifugus: do you plan on re-inking your cartridges or getting them refilled at the pharmacy?
[23:31] <Jp82191> datz: ok windows remote desktop is different than ubuntu's you know that right?
[23:31] <Chaz> How can I download the source code for packages? In software sources I have "Source Code" checked.
[23:31] <edo_> .org
[23:32] <datz> Jp82191: I was just going to try to use the built in remote desktop
[23:32] <solifugus> m00ey, probably the company.. but in any case that's not my concern right now.. I want to get the printer working
[23:32] <jellow> Eraldo: Damn got to go , Most of the proxies you get on google are dead , Try a VPN or keep looking
[23:32] <kinja-sheep> Chaz: "sudo apt-get source <xyzPackage>"
[23:32] <mOOey> you can't reuse lexmark carts - that's why I asked - before you use it and can't take it back ;-)
[23:32] <Eraldo> jellow: okay... thank you!
[23:32] <sladermen> Hello guys im running ubuntu 9.10 and when i installed it I chose to encrypt my home directory. However I now wish to disable the encryption. How can I do this? thanks
[23:32] <Jp82191> datz: remote desktop as far as i can see in ubuntu only works with computers on YOUR NETWORK
[23:32] <Chaz> kinja-sheep: What is the point of the "Source Code" check box under Administration>Software Sources?
[23:33] <solifugus> Does ubuntu have a standard way of installing printer drivers?
[23:33] <chriswaterguy> bastid_raZor: thanks. how do I get the modem to send the username/password? I've already tried both options under Wired (DSL connection 1 & Auto eth0
[23:33] <datz> chriswaterguy: do you have the username / password for the dsl connection?
[23:33] <jellow> Eraldo: Sorry could not help , good luck
[23:33] <chriswaterguy> datz: no. at a friend's house, they're at work (and I'd be surprised if they new)
[23:33] <datz> Jp82191: not according to this: http://www.howtoforge.com/configure-remote-access-to-your-ubuntu-desktop
[23:33] <phufford> In my sugar activity journal entries are created with specific metadata. I need my activity to edit the metadata for these journal entries after the datastore object has been destroyed, like after I close my activity and open it again. Is this possible? And if  it is possible how can I do it?
[23:33] <mkanyicy> hi everyone
[23:33] <kinja-sheep> Chaz: For developers, perhaps? Most users should only need binaries.  Source codes are useful if people are configuring to include / exclude certain patches.
[23:34] <sladermen> Hello guys im running ubuntu 9.10 and when i installed it I chose to encrypt my home directory. However I now wish to disable the encryption. How can I do this? thanks
[23:34] <datz> Jp82191: I've opened port 5900
[23:34] <datz> forwarded*
[23:34] <Chaz> kinja-sheep: I have it checked, I was assuming that the source code would be downloaded to my system as well when I install packages yet I do not see it anywhere.
[23:34] <Jp82191> ok
[23:34] <datz> Jp82191: but says only able to connect locally
[23:34] <datz> Jp82191: let me try to connect with my IP add
[23:34] <Jp82191> hold on im looking up that webpage now
[23:35] <kinja-sheep> !source | Chaz
[23:35] <Jp82191> 1 Preliminary Note: I have tested this on an Ubuntu 7.10 (Gutsy Gibbon) desktop.
[23:35] <datz> Jp82191: ok, now it lists my IP address
[23:35] <Jp82191> did you see that datz?
[23:35] <datz> so it should work  (down at the bottom)
[23:36] <Jp82191> I do not issue any guarantee that this will work for you!
[23:36] <Chaz> kinja-sheep: I know I can get it alternative ways, just wasn't sure what that was used for. Thanks anyway.
[23:36] <kinja-sheep> Chaz: I have mine toggled off since I have no need for sources.
[23:36] <Chaz> kinja-sheep: The point is I have it checked but I don't see the sources anywhere.
[23:36] <datz> Jp82191: I wouldn't expect you to. I don't know how I would hold you to that anyway. :)
[23:36] <Jp82191> ok
[23:36] <kinja-sheep> Chaz: Gotcha. Now you know. :)
[23:36] <datz> Jp82191: now I just need to find the remote viewer..
[23:36] <sladermen> Can anyone please help me out?
[23:36] <datz> Jp82191: do you know where that is?
[23:37] <Jp82191> go to the synaptics package manager and search for it there
[23:37] <datz> Jp82191: oops, it's in Applications->Internet
[23:37] <Jp82191> ok
[23:38] <datz> Jp82191: I think the setup has a poor interface...
[23:38] <sladermen> Hello guys im running ubuntu 9.10 and when i installed it I chose to encrypt my home directory. However I now wish to disable the encryption. How can I do this? thanks
[23:38] <datz> Jp82191: got it working though, thanks
[23:38] <datz> bye
[23:39] <Jp82191> datz: see ya
[23:39] <airtonix> sladermen, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EncryptedPrivateDirectory
[23:39] <Jp82191> sladermen: http://linuxpoison.blogspot.com/2010/01/recursively-encrypt-decrypt-directories.html
[23:39] <Jp82191> try that or airtonix's link
[23:39] <user123> hello, anyone knows how to configure a live mail account with evolution? I already receive emails, but I cannot send any.
[23:40] <airtonix> sladermen, (i dont have an encrypted home folder ) but i assume : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EncryptedPrivateDirectory#How to Remove an Encrypted Private Directory Setup is what you want
[23:40] <xguru> user123: set your outgoing mail server
[23:40] <Jp82191> user123: go here
[23:40] <Jp82191> http://a2b-net.com/software/hmlmeas
[23:40] <airtonix> sladermen, pay extreme attention to step one.
[23:41] <sladermen> airtonix, but i chose to encrypt my entire home directory with the karmic (9.10) installation cd..
[23:41] <Jp82191> user123: go to this link and they have a video or pictured instructions. http://a2b-net.com/software/hmlmeas
[23:41] <sn[a]ke> is there a python server?
[23:41] <airtonix> sladermen, yes ?
[23:42] <airtonix> sladermen, you are confused because it mentions intrepid ibex at the top of the page ?
[23:42] <sladermen> airtonix, so I dont know how Im going to unencrypt all of it while im logged in
[23:42] <sn[a]ke> !python
[23:42] <sn[a]ke> !python channel
[23:42] <babymai> My computer reboots on Grub Loading stage1, /boot/grub/stage1 doesn't exist! What do I do?
[23:42] <kinja-sheep> sn[a]ke: #python
[23:42] <trism> sn[a]ke: the channel is #python on freenode
[23:42] <chriswaterguy> \me is going offline to try something...
[23:43] <sn[a]ke> thanks
[23:43] <airtonix> sladermen, currently i assume 1) you are logged in already 2) you have access to the files right now (ie you can copy and paste them to somewhere else)
[23:44] <victor2> oi
[23:44] <EphriamGrey> I just finished putting togther a new box - however, I left my keyboard, cd drive, linux boot flashdrive at home. I have my intel macbook w/ Mac OS X, a monitor, usb mouse, blank usb flash drive. What's the easiest solution to get ubuntu on my box? Also, does, Ubuntu have kickstart, or was that just a red hat thing?
[23:44] <babymai> Attempting to fix my Grub MBR Checking if "/boot/grub/stage1" exists... no  ::::::: I checked /boot/grub and indeed stage1 doesn't exist!
[23:45] <ja660k> is there a way i can watch .m4v movies on ubuntu
[23:45] <Jp82191> yup
[23:45] <Jp82191> install VLC media player
[23:46] <Jp82191> and it will work
[23:46] <ja660k> i did... it doesnt work
[23:46] <bmatt> can anyone help me with this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1355610
[23:47] <Jp82191> ja660k: did you download and install the video codecs?
[23:47] <ja660k> uhhh?
[23:47] <ja660k> i dont think so
[23:47] <ja660k> i can play other video formats?
[23:47] <Kieran0413> ja660k, check restricted formats on the wiki
[23:47] <ja660k> okay
[23:47] <bmatt> anyone with an ipod touch/iphone?
[23:47] <daftykins> sladermen: i've just been googling around for you and can't come up with anything useful at all - it's a bit shocking how there's no obvious way around this. i think you'll need to backup your data, format the /home partition if it's on its' own, then recreate your home folder / reinstall the OS if it's one partition
[23:48] <trism> ja660k: should just need to install ubuntu-restricted-extras for m4v
[23:48] <chriswaterguy> bastid_raZor & datz: I think the "DSL connection 1" was a false lead. when I click "edit connections" it said that it last connected 5 months ago, so I guess it's old and irrelevant. I deleted it. Auto eth0 still auto-connects, but I can't connect via browser or Skype.
[23:48] <sladermen> daftykins, thanks. yeah this really sucks. you'd think there would be a simple "disable home encryption" option somewhere in the system settings if they offer the home encryption in the installation wizard sigh
[23:49] <ja660k> how can i do that via cmd?
[23:49] <daftykins> sladermen: absolutely
[23:49] <trism> ja660k: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[23:49] <ja660k> ahh thanks alot
[23:49] <bmatt> anyone?
[23:49] <Jp82191> what?
[23:50] <bmatt> can anyone help me with this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1355610
[23:50] <_phantom> damn people are stupid
[23:50] <Jp82191> what do you need help with the instructions are right there
[23:50] <_phantom> idiots
[23:50] <babymai> Attempting to fix my Grub MBR Checking if "/boot/grub/stage1" exists... no  ::::::: I checked /boot/grub and indeed stage1 doesn't exist. Where can I get this file?
[23:51] <Jp82191> just follow those steps and it will work or get a windows machine if you want to use itunes
[23:51] <_phantom> i just watched a women at the bar put her rent money in a poker machine
[23:51] <Jp82191> babymai: just reinstall the os
[23:51] <Jp82191> _phantom:lol
[23:51] <Jp82191> that sux
[23:51] <babymai> thats not an option
[23:51] <Jp82191> losing all your rent money
[23:51] <Jp82191> babymai: then what is an option
[23:51] <bmatt> Jp82191: well, i get an error that's not explained there, so I really have no where to go
[23:52] <babymai> I can't reformat the drive
[23:52] <_phantom> i was talking to her as she was playing, she has 2 kids at home :/
[23:52] <Jp82191> if its not there and the os needs it to boot then you have to reformat
[23:52] <mneptok> _phantom: please take offtopic chatter to #ubuntu-offtopic
[23:52] <ja660k> im going to go out on a limb and say she wont be paying rent...
[23:52] <Jp82191> lol same here
[23:52] <_phantom> lol ja660k
[23:52] <Jp82191> bmatt: what error do you get
[23:52] <_phantom> she was even shaking as she pumped in the money
[23:52] <_phantom> oh well
[23:52] <_phantom> hows everyone doing here
[23:53] <babymai> Jp82191 there must be a way to get this file.....
[23:53] <Jp82191> good
[23:53] <mneptok> !offtopic > _phantom
[23:53] <Jp82191> ok can you boot the hdd
[23:53] <Jp82191> and will the os load
[23:53] <babymai> I'm on a livecd
[23:53] <xteejx> hi all
[23:53] <babymai> and can mount the partition fine
[23:53] <bmatt> jp82191: on the step where I'm using "ipod-read-sysinfo-extended", i get an error about not being able to read the xml on the device
[23:53] <xteejx> any bug triagers here that aren't watching the -bugs channel??
[23:54] <bmatt> Couldn't read xml sysinfo from <udid>
[23:54] <Jp82191> bmatt: what step is it?
[23:54] <Jp82191> number 2 3 4?
[23:54] <bmatt> jp82191: 4
[23:54] <Tyty> how do i see what version of ubuntu am i running?
[23:55] <Jp82191> system then hit about ubuntu
[23:55] <Tyty> forget if its 8.04 or 8.10
[23:55] <xteejx> ill take that as a NO then lol
[23:55] <Jp82191> tyty: go to system then click on About Ubuntu
[23:55] <Tyty> word thanks i knew that dunno why i forgot >.>
[23:55] <qt-x> hy all
[23:55] <Jp82191> lol
[23:56] <Jp82191> hey qt
[23:56] <kinja-sheep> Tyty: lsb_release -rs
[23:56] <bmatt> jp82191 any ideas?
[23:56] <Jp82191> bmatt: did you follow the exact steps as they were described?
[23:57] <bmatt> jp82191: yes, except im using linux mint, so instead of /mnt/ipod, its /media/ipod
[23:57] <bastid_raZor> !mintsupport | bmatt
[23:58] <Glowball> Just wondering: the flash plug-in in the repositories, is it still the 32 bit version with a compatibility layer, or did Adobe actually bring out a stable 64 bit plug-in for Flash 10 (I remember to have read the 64 bit support in Flash 10 was only some testing around, with a stable release in Flash 11)?
[23:58] <EphriamGrey> I just finished putting togther a new box - however, I left my keyboard, cd drive, linux boot flashdrive at home. I have my intel macbook w/ Mac OS X, a monitor, usb mouse, blank usb flash drive. What's the easiest solution to get ubuntu on my box? Also, does, Ubuntu have kickstart, or was that just a red hat thing?
[23:59] <Jp82191> yeah matt go to that channel
[23:59] <kinja-sheep> Glowball: The one in the repo is 32bit with nsdiswrapper. There are native 64bit and it have been in alpha for long time. It worked great for many 64-bit users like myself.
[23:59] <Jp82191> maybe you will get a better response than what i was prepared to give you